Crystal Hi-Lites Fall Annual Report - Fall 2022

Annual Report Summer - Fall 2022

CRYSTAL HI-LITES The Magazine of Malden Catholic A Xaverian Brothers Sponsored School for young men and women in Grades 9 – 12. MC was established in 1932.

President John K. Thornburg Principal Jeffrey Smith ‘95 P’24 Editorial Staff Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D., H'18 Director of Mission Integration Dianne James Chief Marketing Officer William Raycraft Athletic Director Elisa Camrell Marketing Communications Coordinator Advancement Mr. Sean Hurley '97 Vice President Advancement/CFO Mr. Robert McCarthy P’07 Senior Director Advancement Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, Esq., P’22 Director of Advancement Operations Mr. Christopher McCarthy '07 Associate Director of Advancement and Alumni Engagement Please send contributions and address updates to: Office of Advancement Malden Catholic High School 99 Crystal Street Malden, MA 02148 mccarthyc@maldencatholic.org

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Table of Contents 04 Letter from the President 07 Chapel Dedication 08 The Malden Catholic Gala 10 In Celebration of Brother Daniel Cremin, C.F.X.,

12 Project Lead The Way 16 MC 87th Commencement 22 MC's Summer Internship Program 24 Antonio Rossi Memorial Scholarship 26 Lancer Life 30 Mock Trial Championship 34 Annual Report 40 Passage of Time -

Dick & Lolli Sumberg '64

44 Plus Ultra Society 46 Story of Dan Passacantilli ’90 48 The Saint Francis Xavier Society 52 The Fund for Malden Catholic 80 In Memoriam 82 Antonette Port GC ’54 84 The Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Legacy Society

86 MC Athletics 94 Class Notes 98 Ways to Make a Difference 100 Legacy Gift Feature -

Marie (Helmick) Barry +

102 Malden Catholic High School Board of Trustees

104 Time Capsule

D O N ’ T M I SS O U R F E AT U R E D FA LL E V E N T! Thanksgiving Eve Football vs St. John’s Shrewsbury November 23, 6:00PM at Donovan Field

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L E T T ER FR O M T H E PR E S I D EN T

W E LCO M E TO T H E S U M M E R - FA L L E D I T I O N O F C R Y S TA L H I - L I T E S !

Greetings! I trust our latest copy of Crystal Hi-Lites finds you and your family well. Your dedication to Malden Catholic has allowed us to achieve extraordinary results! We are most thankful for our partnership with you and the difference you make in our students’ lives.

We have much to celebrate. We held our first codivisional graduation as we graduated students from the Boys Division and Girls Division. It was a beautiful day and a memorable ceremony! We celebrated our graduates and their accomplishments. I encourage you to read the articulate addresses of our valedictorians from the Boys and Girls Divisions included in this edition of Crystal Hi-Lites.

We celebrated two state championships this past school year. Our Boys’ Basketball Team was dominant in the post-season through the final game, and our Mock Trial Team earned their first State Championship against some of the best schools in the State. We are proud of both teams – particularly the dedication these students put forth, and how well they represented our school. These outstanding teams are featured in this edition as well.

Our Annual Spring Gala (Leading Beyond) set new records, as we honored Dr. Dan McCarthy MC 1950 and his wife, Mrs. Margaret Noonan McCarthy GC 1950. The evening provided a touching tribute to two individuals who exemplify the results of a MC education, while reaching new levels of support for the school. We exceeded $1 million, which translates into a strong foundation for student scholarships. Thank you to all who made this incredible evening possible!

We exceeded other critical fundraising goals as well. Our Fund for Malden Catholic (FFMC) surpassed its $1 million goal, and our total fundraising reached a new record.

These vital funds allow us to meet the needs of our growing student population, which now stands at nearly 780 students for the 2022 - 23 school year. These are all signs we are headed in the right direction, and the health of our school is growing.

Something special is happening at Malden Catholic. Although many private schools are struggling, Malden Catholic has excelled. Increased enrollment, successful teams, strong college placement and reaching new levels of support are all signs that we are taking the school to a whole new level. This could only be done with God's graces and generous donors who know their gifts make a difference. Thank you for all you do for our beloved school.

Sincerely,

JOHN K. THORNBURG President

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C H A PE L D E D I C AT I O N I N H O N O R O F

Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed.D., H’18 In March 2022, Malden Catholic celebrated the completion of a beautiful new chapel located in the school’s center hallway that was named in honor of Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed.D., H’18. Pastor of St. Raphael Parish in Medford, Father Paul Coughlin, presided over the dedication and blessed the sacred space with over 100 guests in attendance.

A minister at MC for 36 years, Brother Puccio has been a big part of all aspects of the school; from serving twice as Interim Headmaster, to 26 years as school principal. According to Brother Puccio, it was a lovely ceremony. “It was very moving for me, a great gathering of friends and supporters of Malden Catholic.”

Devoted to the institution and his Xaverian Brothers, Brother Puccio participates at the school in every capacity. “Brother’s hand is on all aspects of the school community,” stated Bob McCarthy, Senior Director of Advancement. “The level of dedication and commitment is unmatched. We are truly blessed by his presence every day.”

Brother Puccio, who teaches theology and supervises Campus Ministry looks forward to bringing students into the chapel for prayer and reflection during the school year. “The chapel is a space that is also open during the day for people to drop in if they’d like to have quiet moments,” said Brother Puccio. “Campus Ministry will make use of it for weekly rosary, Friday morning masses and celebrations of other liturgical occassions throughout the year. Classes can come in for the Sacrament of Reconciliation and for team blessings as well. It will be a welcoming space for many uses.”

Margaret and Paul Chisholm first met Brother Puccio when he was Principal at Malden Catholic while their two sons, Brendan and Paul, attended MC in the 90’s. The Chisholm family became an active part of the MC community and developed a professional and personal relationship with Brother Puccio and appreciated all of the wonderful experiences their children had while attending the school. “The Chisholms decided to donate toward the development of the chapel and dedicate the space to Brother Puccio. They believed in the benefits of a Catholic education and its ability to create young men and women of character, leadership and purpose. It’s not just academics; Catholic education is building the whole person,” McCarthy explained. “The Chisholms recognize and support that.”

Margaret Chisholm shared her appreciation and admiration for Brother Puccio during the ceremony. She says Brother Puccio demonstrates his Xaverian virtues with integrity every day.

“Brother Tom grounded his life in the belief that each person is unique, gifted and loved by God. He has treated every student with endless patience and kindness, empathy and respect, and, at times with firmness,” reflected Mrs. Chisholm. “This beautiful chapel is peaceful and calming - a beautiful reflection of Brother himself.”

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Leading Beyond Gala On Thursday, April 28, 2022, over three hundred sixty members of the Malden Catholic community gathered for the 15th Annual Gala, a beloved annual tradition where the MC community, comprised of alumni, families, faculty, staff and friends, recognize an important honoree who has soared beyond all expectations with the presentation of the Plus Ultra Award. In the tradition of Malden Catholic’s Annual Gala, the school celebrated a couple who personifies the pillars of character, leadership and success - Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy ’50 and Mrs. Margaret T. (Noonan) McCarthy GC ’50 as the Plus Ultra Honorees. Dr. and Mrs. McCarthy MC '50; GC '50 have established scholarship funds for Malden Catholic Girls and Boys Divisions as well as a fund in memory of Margaret’s cousin Margaret M. Dunphy GC'61. They are also members of Malden Catholic’s Plus Ultra and the Saint Francis Xavier Societies. This incredible live event raised over $1,000,000 for Malden Catholic student scholarships.

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According to John K. Thornburg, MC President, “This has been a momentous year for Malden Catholic - we are celebrating our 90th anniversary and the first class of Girls Division students to graduate along with the Boys Division students. Malden Catholic is leading beyond all expectations, by fostering nine decades of extraordinary young adults who continue to flourish from the education provided by this outstanding school.”

“We are most grateful to Margaret and Dan McCarthy for their tremendous dedication and commitment to Malden Catholic,” stated Thornburg. “Raising over $1,000,000, the 2022 Gala is the highest grossing event in our history, and our entire community has been very generous in supporting our students!”

Gala proceeds will benefit student scholarships and help ensure that qualified young men and women who want to attend MC are able to do so, regardless of family finances.

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I N CE LE B R AT I O N O F

Brother Daniel Cremin, C.F.X., H’18 As you might imagine, someone who had majored in Recreation Education probably loves to party, and party Brother Dan Cremin, C.F.X., H ’18, did - at Malden Catholic’s June 14th retirement celebration in his honor as the longest serving Xaverian Brother in Malden Catholic history.

It was a great day to be a Lancer! Enjoying a cookout menu and gathering under the tent in the parking lot alongside the gym that had been his classroom for so many years, over 150 friends, family, alumni, students and colleagues, past and present, found it a memory-filled occasion to show some love for a man whose devotion to MC had earned a special place in their hearts. Brother Dan’s 46 years at Malden Catholic were equally divided between 23 years of coaching and instructing physical education and 23 years of school counseling.

A native of Lowell, the oldest of eight children of MC alum Dan Cremin ’45, young Dan attended Keith Academy for one year, then transitioned into the Xaverian Brothers Juniorate Program at St. John’s High School in Shrewsbury, where he earned his high school diploma. Immediately following high school, he applied for entrance to the Xaverian Brothers’ Novitiate in Newton Highlands.

Then under the direction of Brother Robert Sullivan ’45, who later became Malden Catholic’s 11th Headmaster, he was admitted

along with 19 other postulants that year. He professed his first religious vows as a Xaverian Novice in 1968.

After two years of college and formation courses as part of the Brothers’ Novitiate program, he enrolled in Northeastern University’s Boston-Bouvé College to earn a Bachelor-of-Science degree in Recreation Education (1975). The school’s unique fiveyear cooperative education model, placing students annually in intern positions in their field of study, allowed Brother Dan to develop valuable real-world skills to complement classroom theory when he began teaching physical education at MC in 1975. His educational pathway later continued during his ministry at Malden Catholic with an M.Ed. degree in Human Movement from Boston University (1978), and an M.Ed. in School Counseling from Suffolk University (2001).

A member of the Malden Catholic Athletic Hall of Fame, Brother Dan had an illustrious MC coaching career. He was head varsity soccer coach from 1975 to 1983. During those years, former longtime Trustee Steve O’Neill ’78 was one of his captains. Steve later coached the team, as always, assisted by the Grandfather of MC Soccer, Mr. Manny Costa, (on staff since Brother Jim Malone founded the program in 1973!). In its first season of League play in 1978, the team posted a record of 5-4-1 in the Commonwealth Conference. The following season, the team earned its first berth in the State soccer tournament with an overall record of 7-4-3, led by our Senior All-Stars and Co-Captains Frank Ciampa and Mike Killion.

In 1976, Brother Dan started our Swimming and Diving Program.

He continued in that role through 1998, establishing the Catholic Conference in Swimming and Diving in 1979 and earning recognition as the 1988-89 Boston Globe Swim Coach of the Year, North Division. Joe Sheehan ’89, one of his prodigies, won numerous gold medals that year and established a state breast-stroke record that stood for 20 years! Joe, who earned Boston Globe North Division Swimmer of the Year in 1989 while qualifying as an All American and setting two state records, led our Lancers to an eighth-place finish at the State Championship Meet. He still holds school records in the 100-yard Breaststroke and the 200-yard Individual Medley!

Brother Dan also served eight years as President of the Eastern Mass Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association and was inducted into their Hall of Fame in 2003. For many years, confrere from the Melrose Xaverian Community, Brother Fred Eid, C.F.X., assisted with the program, which eventually outgrew its early “home”

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at the Melrose YMCA and moved to the Malden High School facility in 1986. Practices at both pools began at a cheerful 6:00AM! Current MC Social Studies teacher and Cross-Country coach Jared Belliveau ’97 recalls, “I first met Brother Dan as my freshman Phys-ed teacher in the fall of 1993. Although I had no experience, he encouraged me to join the Swim Team that winter.

The early mornings were tough, but it was a great experience for a novice athlete. I then joined his Cross-Country Team that fall. I thought running might be a good fit for me, but the fact that Brother Dan was the coach was the real motivation for me.

He was my XC coach until I graduated. I went on to run at Holy Cross. We’ve organized the annual Alumni Fun Run together since the mid 2000’s.” Belliveau, who earned Catholic Conference All-Star status his senior season, captained the 1996 team and led them to a Catholic Conference Tri-Champions title! Brother Dan was also an avid runner and endurance athlete, who competed in 16 marathons and 16 triathlons! He coached Cross-Country from 1984 - 98, starting as assistant to Brother Myles McManus, C.F.X., through 1987. Then continuing as head coach, he assisted with outdoor track for five seasons, led by Head Coach Brother Tim Hoey, C.F.X., who assisted Brother Dan in Cross Country during that time. Jerry Bailey, ‘89, later served in both of those assistant roles before succeeding Bro. Dan as Head Cross-Country Coach.

In the 1990 season, the Lancer Harriers shattered Xaverian’s unbeaten streak of 45 dual meets on our team’s way to capturing first-place at the State Catholic High School Championship Meet, and then fourth place in the Division I All-State Championship Meet, led by Kevin Carnabucci, ‘92. Belliveau said, “Brother Dan was an exceptional coach and motivator, and his interest in each individual athlete was very clear. He quite simply wanted each of us to give our best in whatever we did. Whether in practice or at a meet, his words of encouragement and praise for hard-working runners were like fuel on a fire. For many young men, that made all the difference. If Brother thought we could do it, then we could do it!”

Brother Dan was a “one-man show” in the gym when he began in 1975. He was soon joined by a student teacher from Boston State College, Mr. Barry Haley. Together they developed an engaging program. Haley also served as MC’s athletic trainer, filled several coaching roles and later became Malden Catholic’s Athletic Director. They had busy days! With enrollment in the ‘80s at times near 800 students, and all freshmen and sophomores taking a semester of Phys. Ed., (and some juniors and seniors electing it) the gym saw no lull throughout the day. For the physical education “classroom,” Bro. Dan and Haley used the gym, the track, a cherished Broadway Park street-hockey court, and all our fields, but with the gym as their primary space. Later Mr. Guy Prescott served as Bro. Dan’s associate teacher in their “Physical Cultures” classes!

Brother Dan was not a “roll-the-ball-out-and-let-them-play” phys. ed. teacher: he was intent on combining individual skills development, with team building, with as wide-as-possible a variety of activities – that ranged from multiple sports’ instruction to Presidential Physical Fitness activities and weight training, to working on gymnastics apparatus. Students climbed ropes, bounced on a trampoline, worked a pommel horse, vaulted, traveled on parallel bars, created tumbling floor exercise routines and flew on the rings and the horizontal bar. His training as a religious Brother comfortably complemented the humanistic educational theories that informed his professional sport-and-movement training.

These combined, allowed him to promote a student-centered

approach to learning in his physical education classes. This formula for successful relationship building also worked just as effectively with students when Brother Dan transitioned into Guidance in 1998. There he drew on Carl Rogers’ client-centered approach to counseling, an approach emphasizing authenticity, complete empathy and unconditional acceptance.

At that time, counselors each typically matched with a group of about fifty 9th-grade advisees and “followed” them through their high school careers. After several years with this model, and sensing a need that freshmen get more specialized attention, he proposed in 2007 to Headmaster Tom Arria that he be designated the sole Grade-9 counselor, following in the footsteps of Brothers Kevin Kenney and Myles McManus, C.F.X. He ministered with care and devotion in that role until retirement.

Although our COVID-19 environment over the past 2 years had partially limited some of his routines as an MC sports fan, his presence at athletics competitions of all sorts – especially at the freshman level – has been and will continue to be unmatched. Generations of Malden Catholic men under his watchful eye at the cafeteria doorway have been scrupulous about 360-degree “tuckage” – the phrase he has humorously used for many years to remind boys to tuck in their shirt, as proper dress code would require! Much more than that, though, his dedication and faith have helped thousands of young adults move toward great lives, rooted in care and friendship. We are thankful for his life-long presence to our Malden Catholic community, for the service he has rendered and the love he has shared.

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PR O J EC T LE A D T H E WAY

From Dreamers to Engineers in the Making An inspirational program, Project Lead the Way, was introduced at Malden Catholic as a unique full-year elective offering in 2018 - 2019. It intended to engage the boys and girls of the Class of 2022 in interdisciplinary courses in STEM. In the able hands of Malden Catholic’s STEM Director, Saman Abbas, who has a M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Purdue University, the program has flourished! This past year 78 students participated in one of three Project Lead the Way (PLTW) courses now offered, taught by Mrs. Abbas and engineer colleague Mr. Gary Reardon.

Developed as a non-profit company to lead students toward more real-world skills and to promote STEM education, PLTW offers a host of courses available to students Pre-K through Grade 12: PLTW Launch (PreK-5); PLTW Gateway (Gr. 6-8); PLTW Computer Science (Gr. 9-12); PLTW Engineering (Gr. 9-12); and PLTW Biomedical Science (Gr. 9-12). Malden Catholic employs the engineering component and since 2018 has annually added a new course from the Engineering module, starting with “Introduction to Engineering Design,” then moving on to “Principles of Education,” and concluding with “Digital Electronics.” Each of the three, says Mrs. Abbas, “challenges students to master the engineering design process, that is, to identify a precise problem; to brainstorm multiple possible solutions; to build and test a successful prototype; and, finally, to communicate the solution – to pitch the idea – to a target audience.”

What makes the courses so exciting and increasingly popular, she says, is the powerful combination of real-world, problem-based activities embedded in projects that challenge students to collaborate, create, and communicate. Additionally, often working in two and three-person teams, students develop important interpersonal skills essential to success in today’s workplaces. In the introductory course, students learn design process, research and analysis techniques, global and human impacts of technology and engineering standards. They use the most current solid-modeling design software to design solutions to proposed problems.

In the “Principles of Engineering” course, they delve further into mechanical engineering, extending the introductory learnings with major concepts they would encounter in post-secondary engineering courses. Digital Electronics, then, the final course in the sequence, leads students through the design of circuitry used to build basic computer processors. They use simulation software that prepares them to build a working prototype. By the end of the course, students are programming BOE Bot microprocessors (robots) to perform various class competitions.

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A unique feature of each course is that students need to successfully communicate their solutions both to peers and to members of the professional engineering community. At least once a year, they will “pitch” a problem-solution proposal to a cooperating engineer or engineering firm for review and critique. Each course also has a nationally standardized “End of Course Exam.” Grades run a range of proficiencies across 650 points, with scores over 600 indicating an “Accomplished” level. In last year’s exam, MC senior/valedictorian Charlie Dilman had the rare honor of earning a perfect score!

PLTW participation shapes one track of our Malden Catholic STEM Certificate Program, and successful completion is sometimes accompanied by college scholarship opportunity and college credit. Early indicators, says Mrs. Abbas, suggest that PLTW students “outperform their peers in school, are better prepared for post-secondary studies, and are more likely to consider careers as scientists, technology experts, engineers, mathematicians, healthcare providers, and researchers compared to their nonPLTW peers.” This 2022-23 school year, the program, entering its fourth year at MC, will run a total of eight sections with about 150 students. No doubt, the problem-solving mindset and real-world skills engendered by Project Lead the Way will allow students to make the leap from dreamers to doers in school and elsewhere -engineers in the making!

“Early indicators suggest that PLTW students outperform their peers in school, are better prepared for post-secondary studies and are more likely to consider careers as scientists, technology experts, engineers, mathematicians, healthcare providers and researchers as compared to their non-PLTW peers," stated Mrs. Abbas.

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87TH COMMEN CEMEN T - CL A SS OF 2022

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I am a graduating Senior, and I’m very grateful for the opportunity to attend MC. Malden Catholic has made a huge impact on my life both academically and athletically. One of my favorite parts of MC is the close, tight-knit community, as well as the faculty and staff. Over the past four years, I have established many relationships that I will keep with me for the rest of my life.

- VINCENT

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M A LD E N C AT H O L I C 87 T H CO M M E N CE M E N T

The First Codivisional Graduation On May 21, 2022, Malden Catholic High School celebrated the 87th Commencement ceremony which was the school’s first codivisional graduation including both the Boys and Girls Divisions. The Class of 2022 graduation was held on Donovan Field in Brother Gilbert Stadium with 194 MC graduates and over 800 family members, faculty, and staff in attendance.

The ceremony started with an invocation by MC Principal, Rose Maria Redman, and was followed with remarks by MC’s Girls Division valedictorian Lily Baglio of Peabody. Baglio’s address commented on the great success that has resulted from the school’s unique codivisional model. She also shared a letter written to her two siblings, Brooke and Luke, who will be joining MC’s Class of 2026, with tips regarding how to appreciate the lessons gleaned both inside and outside of the classroom and the school’s strong 90-year legacy.

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Malden Catholic Principal Rose Maria Redman along with Boys Division Leader Robert J. Bucchino ’71, Girls Division Leader Jeffrey P. Smith ’95 P’24 and Assistant Principal of Student Life James J. Grocki, delivered remarks about each candidate. MC President John K. Thornburg then followed with the conferral of diplomas.

Charles Dilman of Melrose, Malden Catholic Boys Division valedictorian, addressed the audience and commented on the tremendous value of MC’s academic programs and the spirit of connection he experienced over the past four years. According to Dilman, he is exceptionally well prepared to take on the world and its future challenges based on the education received at Malden Catholic during a period of unprecedented change.

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VA L E D I C TO R I A N S PEECH - CH A R L E S D I L M A N ‘ 2 2

I am privileged to address you all today as the co-valedictorian at Malden Catholic’s 87th Commencement Ceremony.

First, to the Class of 2022, congratulations on arriving at this joyful moment! As all of you know, the past four years of our high school experience have been full of changes and bumps along the road. Chief of these has been the pandemic, whose swiftness and deadliness have upended our lives for the past two and a half years. There was also the addition of a whole new division of students for the first time in decades, and all the growing pains that came with it. So many amazing teachers have moved on or plan to move on or have been and will be replaced by new teachers who will continue to make our school the incredible place that it is. Changes like these will always be

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a part of life – well, hopefully not another pandemic any time soon! However, I know that after the turbulence of the past four years, we are well-equipped to face all these changes head-on, excited for what these transformations may bring. Just as Tony Felder said during his speech at the Gala, “You don’t want to end up as a person who had a dream and never accomplished it.” I hope that these four years of challenges and training have helped each of you to realize your dreams, whatever they may be. Whether you are heading off to college, serving our nation in the military, or entering the workforce, know that you have your class’s support in all the challenges you may face. I also hope that all these transitions have shown you that you have an amazing support system of people that really care about your success.

I would like to thank our teachers, especially the ones who have been here these past four years with us, for overcoming all the same challenges that our class had to face. From learning what in the world a Google Classroom is to being forced to teach 6 classes in a day, with two long blocks back-to-back, your willingness to change and adapt for the betterment of all the students here is remarkable. Sra. Crotty, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Endicott, Ms. Lee, Ms. Abbas, Mr. Cleary, Mr. Hickey and Mr. Murray, the list goes on of teachers who have turned the chore of going to class into something that we look forward to every day.

I would also like to thank our incredible staff that made sure that our school was clean, updated, and ready for 800 people every single day, especially with all the growth and renovation that has occurred during our time here. DJ, Sal, Chris, Jésus, John, and Miguel, you guys are awesome, and you never receive enough credit. Finally, I would like to thank my parents for all the support and sacrifices they have made for me to come here. I know the decision to send me to Malden Catholic four years ago was not an easy or cheap one, but I cannot be happier about the choice we made. Thank you for always being by my side, through all the long nights of studying and all our boring track meets and all the times I forgot something at home.

I know that you will miss me so much in a few months when I head off far away to college but know that I will always love you (and, most importantly, I will occasionally come back).

I know that when many of us enrolled at Malden Catholic in our first year, we entered as individuals who became part of two, distinctly different divisions. This was most definitely the case for me, being the only student from my middle school. Nevertheless, I believe that despite how we entered, we now leave as one, united Malden Catholic. To quote our mantra for the past several years, we have been “United in Spirit, Intent on One Purpose” (Philippians 2:2). This unity does not just happen by chance. It comes from the work done by the administration, especially President Thornburg and Principal Redman.

It comes from sharing successes together, like the state championship of the Tony Felder-led boys’ basketball team or the countless wins by our Mock Trial team. It comes from shared events, like the awkward semi-formal or the less awkward prom.

And it comes from the efforts of every single one of you, to create and form that brotherhood and sisterhood that is the hallmark of the Malden Catholic community. This unity causes us to transform from just any old boring Catholic school to something special. It lends itself to our fan section being the best in the state. It lends itself, too, to our numerous academic achievements and moments of growth. And this unity is the reason we gather here today, to mark the graduation of an incredible class of 2022. None of us attended MC in a vacuum; we all had shared experiences as a class that shaped our enjoyment of our four years at this school. I know I speak for the entire class when I say that we enjoyed our years here in and out of the classroom, so thank you to all of you for making our experience so incredible.

"What does it mean to be 'MC'? The M might stand for Malden, but it also stands for the communities that each of us come from and our need to give back to those communities...Finally, I hope the M will signify to you a sense of home."

tions around us that give back to people who desperately need it, organizations like Bread of Life, La Colaborativa and Mission of Deeds. Finally, I hope the M will signify to you a sense of home. Even as each one of us leaves Malden, and, for some of us, Massachusetts altogether, I hope that the school and the community continue to give you a sense of belonging in this huge world. The “C” in “MC” similarly may stand for Catholic, but, more generally, the letter symbolizes the principles instilled in us, uniquely part of Catholic education and developed by the numerous Theology teachers at this school. It means the five Xaverian values of Simplicity, Humility, Compassion, Trust and Zeal embodied daily by our own two Xaverian Brothers, Brother Daniel Cremin, and Brother Thomas Puccio. My hope is that we, as well-formed men and women, will carry these values for the rest of our lives, never losing sight of the C in MC. Thus, let the slogan “We are MC” screamed at pep rallies and posted throughout the school mean something more than a cliché. Let reflecting on the slogan remind you of the uniqueness of your four years not only at an incredible high school but also within a community of brothers and sisters… a school and a community that you will take with you no matter how far you go.

Thinking about the past four years, my mind returns to the anthem that has been drilled in our heads: “We Are MC” and what it truly means. What does it mean to be “MC”? The M might stand for Malden, but it also stands for the communities that each of us come from and our need to give back to those communities. The M represents the service due to the organiza-

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VA L E D I C TO R I A N S PEECH - L I LY B AG L I O ‘ 2 2

I am honored to address you today along with Charles Dilman as co-valedictorian at Malden Catholic’s 87th Commencement Ceremony.

To my fellow graduates from the Girls Division, thank you for joining me on this wildly unpredictable, but exhilarating journey throughout the past four years. To the Graduates of the Boys Division, although the pandemic threw a wrench into some of the plans that would have unified us more often, it is an honor to share today with you. Most of us, boys and girls included, came in freshman year to embark on a series of firsts. And together, we were part of the inaugural class of this codivisional model at Malden Catholic. The Malden Catholic community today and every day illustrate the family of support we have

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behind us. Thank you to everyone who made today possible, those in person and those not here with us. And on behalf of the Girls Division, thank you to Ms. Lisa Cenca, who four years ago, helped us realize our potential here at Malden Catholic.

To say I am grateful to be here today is an understatement. We have made it. We sit here today reminiscing about the familiar halls that we say goodbye to and the friendly faces that welcomed us every day. We are here to celebrate the extraordinary successes of an unforgettable four years.

Schedule Changes. Four of them. Mr. Smith learned how to crack a smile, occasionally. And there are plenty of memories that fill the halls. Nevertheless, we sit here today on this hot turf field celebrating the miraculous achievements of our class.

To the administration and Board of Trustees, who ensured us of the success that would result from this codivisional model: we all sit here today, prepared for our future endeavors, and agree that you were right. On behalf of the Class of 2022, I want to thank you for being there to hear all our ideas and aspirations, while doing your best to make them possible. We are so grateful for your attempts to preserve the normalcy of high school during the pandemic. Thank you for letting us attend school last year, even if it was in cohorts, to maintain the bonds with our MC family. We appreciate the deliberate attempts to allow spectators during our successful basketball, volleyball and football games. Your efforts will not be forgotten.

I would be remiss if I did not take the time today to thank our families and friends for the endless support, love and guidance that allowed us to be a part of MC. From rides to and from 99 Crystal St. more times than anyone can count to advise on course selection and friend drama, they have made us the people we are today. Mom and Dad, thank you for encouraging me to take the chance to come to Malden Catholic. For those who know me, risks are something I tend to avoid, but the decision to come to MC has made me rethink that mindset. Without the two of you, I would not be here today. The example of your work ethic encouraged me to embrace my potential and taught me how to attain my goals.

Finally, I have two other people that I need to thank. I am jealous that you get to start your journey next year. For those of you who do not know, my brother and sister will be entering Malden Catholic’s Class of 2026 starting in the fall. As I sat down to reflect on what I wanted to say today, I realized that all I wanted to do was give you a glimpse of what my brother and sister can look forward to.

Dear Brooke and Luke, I am now the old person who you two can make fun of when I say this but enjoy every moment of the next four years. It will fly by. I remember like it was yesterday walking into my first day of freshman year, wearing a uniform for the very first time, terrified of not finding my place here at MC. Little did I know that in time, a family would come to surround me each day that I walked into the building. Every morning, I was unsure what the day would bring, but I was confident that I would have my friends by my side. The bonds we made together at Malden Catholic will carry us throughout our lives. While we often shared nervous anxiety for an impending math test or a research paper due in the upcoming period, we also shared laughs when Mr. Smith would come in and scare Mr. Gregory or when someone was crying over something stupid (sidenote: that was usually me.). Brooke and Luke, I cannot wait for you to share this experience.

For four years now, you have sat in the crowd at basketball and football games, various arts and awards nights and maybe even listened to a few mock trials. And now, you are months away from beginning your journey. So don’t stay in the audience during your time here. Don’t be a spectator! Be an active participant in everything you do. The rest of the Class of 2022 and I have seen the good that has resulted from jumping in and getting involved. We have won Science Fairs, Basketball State Championships and Mock Trial State Championships. We have shined at DramaFest and Robotics Competitions, established Make-A-Wish and Spirit Clubs and created a community that

“For four years now, you have sat in the crowd at basketball and football games, various arts and awards nights, and maybe even listened to a few mock trials.

And now, you are months away from beginning your journey. So don’t stay in the audience during your time here. Don’t be a spectator! Be an active participant in everything you do.”

embraces innovation. None of this would have occurred without the support of our teachers. Soon after entering MC, I noticed something remarkable about them: here, teachers treat us like real people, not just students in the classroom. Brooke and Luke, you have heard stories about Mr. Endicott, Ms. Lynch-Galvin, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Kissel, Ms. Lee and so many others over the course of four years here. So, lean on them because they are the best supporters anyone could ever ask for. Remember that they will teach you lessons inside and outside of the classroom and maybe you will not realize it until you are sitting here at graduation in May of 2026… but always be ready to accept those lessons when they come along. And lastly, be grateful for the family of distinguished Malden Catholic and Girls Catholic alumni that you will join in four short years. Never forget that you are here today because of an incredible tradition of Catholic education that goes back 90 years. I hope that will provide you with direction and inspiration whenever you need it.

Now, the two of you might not listen to me, but listen to the rest of the Class of 2022, as together we join this group of alumni in just a few short minutes when we say we will be here for you. Over the past four years, we have encountered countless alumni that give back to the 99 Crystal St family. Soon, we will join those who have created the place that we lovingly called school and home. Brooke and Luke, I cannot wait for you to join us in a few years. Trust me when I say I am sad to leave but know that I feel reassured that you two will be embarking on your Malden Catholic journey.

Brooke and Luke, this is the legacy that you have to look forward to. This is the legacy that the Class of 2022 has enjoyed over the past four years!

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R E A L - WO R LD LE A D E R S H I P E X PE R I E N CE S T H R O U G H

MC’s Summer Internship Program Malden Catholic offers a unique Summer Internship Program that allows MC students to intern with prominent MC alumnus and local businesses in a host of various fields. This past summer, MC is proud to announce that over 114 students participated in real-world leadership experiences in Business, STEM and the Arts. The Malden Catholic Summer Internship Program provided professional competitive internships that exposed students to potential future career paths, provided opportunities for individuals to investigate areas for college course concentrations and improved resumes for college applications. In addition, students received benefits from networking with career professionals learning invaluable skills that are transferable across any path chosen after college graduation. Malden Catholic’s leadership opportunities include but are not limited to business concentrations, STEM research with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Malden Urban Media Arts Collaborations, an Engineering Intensive in partnership with Wentworth University and Harvard MEDscience Module, to name a few. Each of the interns received business training before participating in the internship, and they were supervised throughout the process by Director of Student Leadership Programs, Jeannine R. Reardon, Esq. GC ’89 P’23.

“During my week-long internship at Foster, Walker, & DiMarco, I conducted in-depth research on the homebuyer process for adults in Massachusetts. Using the information I found, I created a guide for first-time homebuyers to assist the company with the segment’s purchasing process. Stepping into the shoes of a lawyer was an amazing experience for me that taught me valuable skills such as research, data collection, and analysis.”

SOPHIA BARCHARD ‘23

“I was interested in pursuing engineering in college and the internship only reinforced my interest in the field. Mr. Sullivan took me around to the different departments from HVAC to electrical engineering and taught me about the various areas. I also visited an active construction site and was able to see how engineers work with contractors.”

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M A L D E N R I V E R M E D I A P R O J EC T Malden Catholic interns were also tasked with a professional media project, while gaining experience in roles that included live media production, video editing/production, podcast editing/production, citizen journalism and environmental issues related to the preservation of the Malden River. During the summer, students continued to expand their efforts, to clean up and bring attention to the Malden River by the creation of a PSA video campaign and PhotoVoice project: a collaboration between UMA, Malden Catholic, Malden River (FoMR), and the Malden River Works, resulting in a collection of photos of wildlife and extraneous debris taken from canoes on Malden River with some narrative and an enhanced connection to our natural treasure known as the Malden River.

“My fellow interns and I were able to film an environmental PSA on the trash surrounding the Malden River. I am particularly interested in the videography aspect, so I made it my main goal to get as much film as possible for our behind-the-scenes footage. Other interns focused more on the photography aspect of the Malden River. I can say I thoroughly enjoyed working with UMA and would love to work with them in the future!”

AMY NGUYEN ‘22

MIT RESE ARCH PROGR AM Over 40 students worked with Massachusetts Institute of Technology McAfee Professor of Engineering Markus Buehler, MC’s STEM Director Saman Abbas and Saint Joseph School of Wakefield Science Director Doug Shattuck on a 6-week intensive research program where they worked on a challenge created by NASA to design materials for a potential lunar colony. The program integrated teachers and students into a laboratory where they contributed to weekly lab meetings and presented their findings to MIT scientists and postdoctoral and graduate students.

The class used simulated lunar dust formulated by NASA and provided by the University of Central Florida. The students developed a method for comparing conventional concrete with material proposed for lunar dwellings and used chemical analysis, electron micrographs and EDS maps provided by corporate collaborator, JEOL USA of Peabody, MA. The students concluded that the moon dust needed extensive processing or additional constituents before it could be made structurally competent. An abstract of their work was accepted for presentation at the MRS Conference in Boston in December 2021.

“Over the course of six weeks, my team and I researched and experimented with alternative concrete materials and production methods which will hopefully make construction on the lunar surface sustainable and affordable.

Besides contributing to research that may benefit the NASA Artemis Program, this internship has also given me the opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people in a creative and welcoming environment, and for that, I am extremely thankful to be a part of this program.”

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N E W LY D E S I G N AT E D

Antonio Rossi Memorial Scholarship Malden Catholic granted Lisbeth Monteagudo ‘25, and David Beauvoir ‘26, two students from Everett, Massachusetts, a newly designated Antonio Rossi Memorial Scholarship. The scholarships are each valued at $9,050 and named for the father of Attorney Anthony Rossi, a graduate of MC’s Class of 1990 and Everett native.

Antonio Rossi was born in Naples, Italy, in 1946 and immigrated to Massachusetts at the age of 20 where he met his wife, Gina (Leo).

Mr. and Mrs. Rossi moved to Everett shortly after they married and raised two children. Mr. Rossi worked full time as a metal machinist and sent his two sons, Anthony ’90 and Terigi ‘87, to St. Anthony’s School in Everett and then to Malden Catholic.

Mr. Anthony Rossi ‘90, an Everett native who started as an attorney in Everett almost 25 years ago, launched the inaugural scholarship and commented, “My dad believed in Catholic education and worked hard every day to support our family and provide us with an outstanding education from both St. Anthony’s and MC. From my father, we learned how to focus, apply ourselves every day to our studies and the importance of giving back to the community. I hope my father’s legacy lives on through these scholarships and provides a new generation of hard-working Everett families the opportunity for a great education and a strong foundation for the future. My family’s goal is to continue to grow

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the Antonio Rossi Scholars program to four Everett students at MC each year, giving a life-changing opportunity to great students from Everett.”

Lisbeth Monteagudo ‘25 graduated from St. Anthony’s in Everett and is a high-honors sophomore at MC with a 90 average or above in all classes during her first year at Malden Catholic. David Beauvoir ‘26 is an ‘A’ student who graduated from St. Anthony’s in May of 2022 and is a freshman at Malden Catholic.

Sean Hurley ‘97, Malden Catholic CFO, added, “We thank Mr. Rossi for his commitment to Malden Catholic and inspirational decision to assist families in Everett. Mr. Rossi has been an incredible benefactor of our school, and we thank him for using his success to help hard-working families from his hometown. MC has had tremendous success over the past several years, and we know that Lisbeth and David will benefit from the personal and professional leadership opportunities that Malden Catholic offers to students.”

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Lancer Life Despite the pandemic challenges last year, each student went above and beyond. They continued a deep engagement with activities throughout the year.

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M C' S CO D I V I S I O N A L M O CK T R I A L E F FO R T S LE A D TO

First State Tournament Championship March 25th, 2021, was a frustrating day for the Malden Catholic Mock Trial Team. In the Final Four of the state tournament, after two years of inching closer and closer to the final with departures in the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight respectively, the team was upended by perennial powerhouse Newton North High School in a trial that captain Lily Baglio ’22 felt the team let slip away. “I was angry,” Lily said, “and I told Mr. Gregory to remember this day because we will win the state championship next year.” Lily and her teammates made good on that goal and brought home the MASSBAR State Championship Revere Bowl to Malden Catholic for the first time in the thirty-six-year tournament history.

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As 2022 MASSBAR Mock Trial State Champions, Malden Catholic became the first Catholic high school - and one of only 12 high schools statewide - to capture the championship. Each year, the tournament features over 100 schools assigned a complex case in early November that they will take to trial against other schools throughout the state in January. The tournament begins with a regional round and culminates in a single-elimination, NCAAstyle playoff judged by seasoned attorneys and trial judges in the Massachusetts court system. Every performer is evaluated on individual performance - opening, closing, direct exam, cross exam and witness portrayal - and the team with the higher point total emerges victorious, regardless of the trial verdict.

Alternating each year between civil and criminal cases, this year’s case, Commonwealth v. Painter, featured a high-profile (fictional) felony murder prosecution brought to Massachusetts Superior Court. The defendant, Clarke Painter, was a local restaurateur alleged to have provided a weapon and driven two friends to a convenience store where an employee known to Painter would be shot dead a few minutes later. Packed with a tangled fact pattern and dubious witness statements, the case turned on Malden Catholic’s student attorney's ability to make clear to the judge in a compelling way whether or not the actions Clarke Painter took amounted to participation as a joint venturer in the armed robbery that led to the shooting death of the convenience store employee.

Captained once again this year by Seniors Lily Baglio ’22 and Emma Pohl ’22 and coached by faculty member Robert Gregory, the team set about in November preparing as no team had done before. “We were fortunate to be guided by an incredible group of seven seniors from our first codivisional class,” said coach Gregory, “and their experience carried us the entire way.” From more advanced scripting of routines to taking deeper dives into the rules of evidence, the team did everything in their power to raise the standard of an already strong program. Returning members vigorously recruited new members that doubled the size of the team. A formidable scrimmage schedule featuring Wayland High School, Boston Latin School, and perennial friendly rival St. John’s Prep among others sharpened the team’s form early on. No contributions, however, were more impactful for the team’s success than those of the incredible volunteer coaching staff, which brings together generations of the MC family. Lancer alumnus Max Doherty ’17, currently a 3L at Boston College Law School, helmed the team at the October Garden City Invitational Tournament and provided vital guidance throughout the year. MC parents Jeannine R. Reardon, Esq., GC’89 P’23 (Director of Student Leadership Programs), and AUSA Chris Pohl P’22, with assistance from MC grandparent Robert Moran, Esq., helped attorneys polish their lawyering styles throughout the season. Longtime coaches and past MC parents P’10 (current member of the Board of Trustees) and Dan Keating, Esq., P’10, and Matt Regan, Esq., P’11, reprised their familiar roles of “good cop-bad cop,” challenging and encouraging attorneys and witnesses to elevate every facet of their performances. In addition, the team was particularly blessed this year to be joined on occasion by the program’s founder, Brother Timothy Hoey, C.F.X., who stepped aside from full-time coaching after the 2015 season.

“To have Brother Hoey join us this year was really special,” said coach Max Doherty. “He was the one who got me involved, and this team still lives by his simple motto of have fun. It’s amazing to see the culture that he built still thriving within MC Mock Trial.”

In the state tournament, the team finished a perfect 8-0 on their way to the title. After sweeping their region (4-0), the team soundly defeated Carver High School and Gann Academy to set up a Final Four showdown against six-time state champion the Winsor School before the Honorable John D. Casey, Chief Justice of the Probate and Family Court of Massachusetts. On defense, Malden Catholic prevailed with high praise from Chief Justice Casey, setting up its first state championship appearance against three-time State Champion Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter School.

In the state championship, Malden Catholic rode its defense to victory once again, earning a unanimous 3-0 decision across the three-judge panel.

From the State Championship, it was on to the National Tournament for the Lancers, where the top fifty teams across the United States are invited to compete in a friendly, rapid-fire series of trials for which teams have just five weeks to prepare an entirely new case. This time, the case was a civil action brought against a manufacturer of autonomous vehicles in Kalamazoo, Michigan (the tournament’s host city in 2022), following the death of a pedestrian struck in a busy intersection. As “Team Massachusetts,” Malden Catholic prevailed against Rhode Island before litigating tightly contested defeats against returning national champion Maryland and #7 nationally ranked New Mexico. And how did the team feel coming out of its first National Tournament experience? The sentiment was unsurprising: “We’ll be back!”

2 0 2 2 M O CK T R I A L PER F O R M A N CE R OS T ER Lily Baglio ’22, Attorney Captain attending Duke University Emma Pohl ’22, Witness Captain attending American University Courtney Casaletto ’22, Attorney attending Northeastern University Eavan Flood ’22, Attorney/Witness attending Boston College Olivia Gowrie ’22, Attorney/Witness attending New York University Aidan Hamilton ’22, Technology Attorney attending the University of Massachusetts-Lowell Luca Morelli ’22, Attorney/Witness attending the University of Scranton Sophia Barchard ’23, Attorney/Witness Josh Lopresti ’23, Witness Ashley Reardon ’23, Attorney Isaac Toscano ’23, Attorney/Witness Matthew Zubricki ’23, Witness Dia Bachawati ’24, Attorney Marissa Willard ’24, Time/Technology Benjamin Hurley ’25, Time/Technology

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"I am a Freshman at Malden Catholic. There are many things that I love about this school, but I think my favorite part is the level of kindness I experience every day from everyone at the school. I feel like I truly matter, and in turn, I am proud to be part of this community and give back as much as possible."

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Annual Report * 2021-2022

*This annual report reflects all gifts made from July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022. Every effort is made to be complete and accurate, and we apologize for any errors or omissions. Please call Sarah Hamilton P’22 at (781) 475-5331 with any corrections.

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L E T T ER FR O M T H E CH A I R M A N

D E A R F R I E N D S: Just six short years ago our Board made a bold and somewhat controversial decision to launch a free standing Girls Division. As I write to you today, we are the fastest growing Catholic secondary school in New England, having just welcomed 227 incoming 9th graders. Achieving growth of this magnitude during these very challenging times is well beyond even our most aggressive initial projections. Incoming numbers from both the Girls and Boys Divisions are very encouraging, and we now see ourselves on a trajectory to reach 800 students by this time next year. Our codivisional single gender classroom model has generated wide appeal from a large cross section of communities. Growth of this magnitude is a rarity in Catholic education today. I applaud President Thornburg and his entire team at Malden Catholic for their inspirational leadership.

While it was sad to see Brother Dan Cremin retire this year after 46 years of service, we must reflect on how blessed we were to have had him for almost 5 decades at his beloved Malden Catholic and be thankful to him for the thousands of student lifes he touched. This also gives us reason to pause and remind ourselves of the importance of the Xaverian charism in daily life at MC. The spiritual values of the charism remind us who we are and who we must always be as a community of faith, and we have the Xaverian Brothers to thank for that foundation.

I have never been more excited or encouraged about what the future holds for Malden Catholic. Space is currently at a premium, but with our recent growth comes incredible opportunities to enhance our academic offerings and to expand our campus to truly maximize the student experience both in and outside the classroom. We are currently exploring some incredible and transformational options and hope to be able to share them with you shortly. They will ensure MC sustainability for the next 50 years and beyond!!

At my level one is not enabled to plan for the very best facilities for our students unless he is confident of the unconditional support of all of our benefactors. As always, I offer my personal thanks to parents, faculty and staff, trustees, Malden Catholic alumni, Girls Catholic alumnae, foundations and friends for your unwavering encouragement.

God bless you for all you do for Malden Catholic.

Sincerely,

J I M D O N OVA N H O N . 2 011 Chairman of the Board

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Fundraising Highlights

G I V I N G SU M M A RY Board Designated Funds & Scholarship

$1,094,000

Fund for Malden Catholic

$1,022,000

Events

$1,043,000

Gifts-In-Kind

$360,000

Bequest

$25,000

D O N O R S BY CO N S T I T U E N C Y ALL GIFTS Alumni

$1,459,000

Foundations

$503,000

Current Parents

$85,000

Gifts-in-Kind

$360,000

Memorials / Estate Gifts

$101,000

Friends of the School

$1,036,000

Donors may belong to more than one constituency.

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E X PE N S E S

ADMINISTRATION - 6% STUDENT SERVICES - 13%

INSTRUCTIONAL - 34%

DEPRECIATION - 10% INTEREST - 3% ACADEMIC SUPPORT - 6% STUDENT AID - 28%

REVENUE

OTHER - 3%

GIVING - 27%

TUITION - 70%

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R E F LEC T I N G O N T H E PA SSAG E O F T I M E

Richard “Dick” Sumberg ’64 and Lolli Sumberg “You know how it is: you’re twenty-one or twenty-two and you make some decisions; then whisssh! you’re seventy: you’ve been a lawyer for fifty years, and that white-haired lady at your side has eaten over fifty thousand meals with you” (Our Town, Thornton Wilder, 1938). Fifty-eight years ago, Dick Sumberg ’64, in his role as Stage Manager in Malden Catholic’s production of Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, memorized and spoke those lines.

You can read all about it in the March 2, 1964, edition of the MC newspaper, Hi-Lite. The paper’s first edition earlier that school year, published November 22, 1963, references

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Dick at least five or six times – as the Hi-Lite Business Manager, as vice-president of Senior Homeroom 102, as a member of the National Honor Society, as a varsity runner for Brother Bede and Brother Constant (Myles McManus), and as a varsity debater, where he is photographed with five teammates and moderator Brother Brice. Dick argued for the negative position that year on the topic: “Resolved: That Social Security Benefits should be extended to include complete medical care.”

Our Town explores the cycle of life and conjures up the fascination of reflecting on the passage of time in one’s life, and how one thing leads to another in sometimes whimsical, often unexpected ways. Looking back, Dick can be well-pleased that his journey has taken many fortuitous turns -- with fifty-two years of devoted marriage to wife Lolli; with two loving, successful children, Katy and Alex; with two grandchildren; and with a very successful career in financial planning and investment management. Malden Catholic can be well-pleased, too, that Dick has been most loyal and generous in his kindnesses to MC over many years!

Born in Detroit in 1946, and now living in Andover, Dick moved in fifth grade to St. Agnes Parish in Reading, MA. When it was time for high school, and the entrance exam date for MC coincided with that of another local Catholic high, Dick’s father made the decision easy. “Take the MC test,” he said. Done!

So, was Dick always the “big man on campus” that we see in the 1963-64 editions of Hi-Lite? Well… no! Dick relates with a chuckle: “I went out for the basketball team in my freshman year. After about 20 minutes into the first tryout, the coach came over and put his arm around my shoulders, and said, ‘Son, I have one word for you.’ I said, ‘Coach, is it VARSITY?’ He said, ‘No… it’s TRACK’”! And that was the start of a fulfilling four-year cross-country and track career, mentored by Coach Brother Bede, whom Dick recalls as his favorite (albeit quirky) teacher of math and physics. Dick appreciates how Brother Bede was always fully committed to his students and athletes.

November 22, 1963, was more than just the publication date of Hi-Lite. It marked the tragic assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Dick, though, additionally remembers it as the day of his first business setback. He was part of a group of classmates who had taken it upon themselves to improve school spirit, and they decided to do it by selling blue knit hats with “GO MC” emblazoned on the front. Sales were to be at the Friday afternoon football rally before Saturday’s big game. The group went ahead with the minimum 100-piece order through a company right in Malden. Dick relates, “For a reason, I don’t recall, it was my responsibility to pick up the hats the day before the rally. I picked them up and paid for them with my cash savings. I have no memory as to how or why I ended up making the entire investment. They looked great and were ready for sale at the football rally on Friday afternoon. I suspect that because I was the financier of this project, I was the one to pitch the hats on the stage at the rally behind the school building.”

The rally convened, and when it was time for Dick, standing on stage, to sell the hats, “Brother Bede, C.F.X., leaned out the school window next to the speaking platform and announced that Kennedy had been shot. He had not yet been pronounced dead. The crowd was stunned, silence

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reigned, and all were instructed to go home. I was left standing on the stage, the proud owner of 100 GO MC blue knit hats which could now be worthless. I stowed the box of merchandise in the building and hitchhiked home.”

Dick still recalls vividly the bizarre feel of that weekend, the profound loss, the capture of Lee Harvey Oswald, and his murder in plain sight on Saturday TV by Jack Ruby. “Every event in the country was canceled for the weekend. We all stayed home and tried to imagine what was going on and what would happen next. On Monday morning, work and school resumed, and life tried to revert to normal.” Dick’s financial loss, happily, was not long standing: he was able to sell the hats at the next few rallies!

MC produced many great debaters in the ’60s and ’70s.

Dick was one of them! “I was on the Debate Team for 4 years. I really enjoyed visiting the local Catholic high schools for debates. I made a number of friends on the other teams. When I joined the BC Debate Team, several of them were my teammates and debating partners. We are still in touch today. MC debate was very valuable to me when I did a lot of public speaking later in my career.” Also valuable was the assistance of Principal Brother Joseph Smithers, who guided Dick and 24 classmates toward matriculation at Boston College, where Dick graduated in 1968 with a degree in economics and history. An MBA at Suffolk University followed in 1974.

By 1992, following 16 years working in his father’s industrial-supply distribution company, where he learned sales and management skills, Dick had transitioned briefly into insurance and investment and then founded The Financial Advisors LLC in Andover. Over 30 years he grew a highly successful financial planning and investment management practice, which he recently exited by selling to the employees he had hired and trained. Dick notes with quiet pride, “When I left at the end of 2021, we served 800 families in two offices and managed just shy of $1 billion. I found it very rewarding to be with families when they made the decisions that impacted their financial lives.”

Along this journey, Dick nurtured his own family, explored the excitement of far-flung world travel and adventurous hobbies, and developed outlets for expressions of care, civic engagement and philanthropic support, Malden Catholic among them. A blind date with Lolli Connerton at the 1967 Newport Folk Festival led to the love of his life. Dick recalls, “I went down to Newport, Lolli’s home, to surf with my BC debating partner. He met a girl, and I met Lolli. We are both married to those women today.” Dick has enjoyed 25 snowcat backcountry ski trips to British Columbia with his son Alex, and they have charted sailboats around the world. Dick’s interest in woodworking manifests itself not only in the shop in his basement, where he likes to craft furniture but also in the small sailboat he built with his grandson. They sail it from the beach in Newport.

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Dick has been steadily active on various Boards over the years, and Malden Catholic was blessed with his service and counsel for three terms totaling nine years. He is a longtime member of our St. Francis Xavier Society and an early subscriber to our Legacy Giving. Dick appreciates the investment of a Malden Catholic education and encourages others toward that understanding too: at MC, “I learned how to get along with a much wider range of people than I was exposed to before MC. If a student works hard and takes advantage of what the school has to offer, he or she will get a good education and a strong start in life.”

“I learned how to get along with a much wider range of people than I was exposed to before MC. If a student works hard and takes advantage of what the school has to offer, he or she will get a good education and a strong start in life.”

- D I C K S U M B E R G '6 4

Inspired by the great educational environment he sees at MC, and the synergy between faculty, staff and students, Dick reminds us, “I have yet to see a family that experienced financial ruin because of the cost of educating their kids. I have seen families that struggle because their members did not get a good education. Investing in education is always a winner.” In touting the value of estate planning, Dick shares, “If you are a donor to charitable organizations during your lifetime, the gifts stop at your death. A gift to an organization’s endowment continues your annual support to the organization forever. When you move to ‘the other side of the grass,’ you have one last opportunity to impact the world you are leaving, and you only get that opportunity once…don’t miss it.”

No wiser words were spoken by Thornton Wilder’s Stage Manager, reviewing the lives of simple souls at Grover’s Corners, NH, where his wisdom was that all too often, we miss the beauty of the life we have, that we miss the extraordinary in the ordinary, that we fail to appreciate what we have before it is too late. How wonderful that Dick and Lolli have made it their quest to do otherwise! We thank them for this goodness.

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Plus Ultra Society Recognizing Outstanding Generosity to Malden Catholic

In honor of those donors who have gone “more beyond" through their gifts to Malden Catholic, the Plus Ultra Society recognizes lifetime giving of $100,000 or more. Academic programs, scholarships, athletics, facilities and religious formation flourish at our school because of the outstanding generosity of the Plus Ultra Society members.

PLU S U LT R A T I TA N I U M

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$ 5 M I L L I O N+

$1 M I L L I O N - $ 2 , 4 9 9,9 9 9

Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962

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The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. Anne Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Yawkey Foundation

$ 2 , 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 4 ,9 9 9,9 9 9 + Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty and Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama, Ph.D. 1956 Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963

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PLU S U LT R A G O L D

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$ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 9 9 9,9 9 9

$10 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 24 9,9 9 9

Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 Carole and John J. Garand 1964 Helene R. Guinee+ The Guinee Family James L. O'Connor 1962 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GC 1969 and James Phalen John J. Prior, Jr. 1974

PLU S U LT R A S I LV E R $ 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 4 9 9,9 9 9 Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Flatley Foundation Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Asteria and Rizziero Memmolo+ P 1985 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Carol Ann and Richard Wronski P 1983 1984 1987 The Xaverian Brothers

Anonymous Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 Bro. Edward G. Bozzo, C.F.X.+ Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Christine and Dennis R. Cataldo 1986* Diana and Robert Cataldo+ P 1986 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021* F. Richard Couture 1958 Rich D’Amore* Priscilla Donahue + John J. Dunphy 1956 + George O. Fall 1944 + Nancy and William J. Heffron 1980 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Kevin M. Lonergan 1966 + Alan McKim* Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022* Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 Joan Marie McDonough GC 1947 + Hon. Mary Beatty Muse + and Robert F. Muse, Esq. 1938 + Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 David F. O’Brien 1951 Ronald P. O’Hanley and Family Deborah and Robert M. Reardon 1982* Jeremiah W. Sullivan 1950 Mark J. Sullican 1983 P 2016* Dee and R. Kingman Webster +

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M OV I N G O N TO B I G G E R T H I N G S

Story of Dan Passacantilli ’90, a North End Wonder!

Few records last forever. Sooner or later someone always comes along to set a new standard. Dan Passacantilli ’90, however, lays claim to two 36-year-old Malden Catholic records, and there’s a good possibility they will be his forever! They’re not in athletics, though Dan wore the blue-and-gold for four years on the MC gridiron. He played in the newly built 1986 grass field, Brother Gilbert Stadium. He also competed for two years for MC basketball.

These special records, though, are more a measure of his heart and a marker of his personality. Dan Passacantilli is the youngest donor in Malden Catholic history, and he is the only student almost to be thrown out of school before even the first day of formal classes! Let’s explain.

Picture nine conservatively dressed men, most in their mid-30s, several older, filing into Felicia’s North End restaurant in 1986.

Conventioneers? Former Bruins? Celebrating Celtics? No… Xaverian Brothers out for an annual end-of-summer community meal.

Among them were new MC Headmaster Brother Robert Sullivan ’45, Assistant Headmaster Brother Thomas Puccio, Assistant Headmaster Brother Edward Bozzo and faculty members Brother Dan Cremin and Brother Tim Hoey. Their busboy: Dan Passacantilli.

Though most faces were still unfamiliar to Dan, now in his freshman year, he did recognize Brother Cremin and then made the connection with the others. Soon, several bottles of delicious red wine arrived at the table, compliments of Dan. Thus, Dan became the youngest donor in Malden Catholic history and started a lifelong friendship with Brother Sullivan and a caring relationship with the Xaverian Brothers!

The second “record,” which Dan recalls as one of his most memorable Malden Catholic experiences, goes back again to his freshman year. Dan shared this story himself while addressing guests at a lavish party he hosted this summer at The Newbury, Boston. The occasion was the 20th Anniversary Celebration of Dan’s technology firm, Blue Front Technology Group. In thanking some of the over 200 family members, personal friends and business associates for the roles they had played in his life and in his business, he singled out MC’s English Department Chair and longtime Summer School Director Ms. Angela Lee. He thanked her for “not throwing him out of MC before he had even started”! Dan went on to explain that as an orientation prerequisite of his attending MC, he was to participate in some summer classes. He had not, however, adequately mastered many of the subtleties of good classroom decorum. He soon found himself sitting in Ms. Lee’s office with his mom and dad, explaining why he should not be attending East Boston High School. Happily, Ms. Lee saw Dan’s promise and gave him a second chance.

Recalling that experience reminded Dan that it was not easy for a kid like him from the North End to transition to “suburban” Malden. Born in Boston, and still living in the North End today, Dan grew up on the lower end of Hanover Street with brother Stephen ’93 and sister Alissa in a tightly knit Italian community, perhaps unlike any other in the country. With the aroma of Italian gravy wafting from open windows, as a child, he would make his way just four doors down to #424, the Blue Front Restaurant (in whose

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honor he named his company). There Dan would join his cousins to work with the owners – his grandmother and grandfather – to make the place a favorite gathering spot in the neighborhood.

The North End was a special place! To outsiders, it could seem like a foreign country, but for Dan, it was the place that gave him his edge!

Dan had no previous ties with Malden Catholic. His grandfather was a BC High grad, but Dan and his parents, comfortable with MC’s family feel and the Xaverian Brothers’ approach to academics and athletics, were convinced that Malden Catholic would be his best fit. Other family members were soon among our alums: brother Stephen ’93, as well as cousins Paul ’94 and Robert Passacantilli ’06. For a 14-year-old, getting from Boston to Malden every day was not quick nor easy, so Dan was glad to have the company of a close friend, fellow 8th-grader and North End neighbor Mike Dello Russo ’90. First, the train to Sullivan Station, then, the bus up Broadway, picking up more MC students along the way, including good friend Ben D'Agostino ’90 and a heartily welcomed contingent of Pope John girls. Finally, a long walk through Stewart’s parking lot would get them to Crystal Street.

Dan recalls, “Back then it was an even longer trip culturally than geographically.” Being at MC was “a completely different experience for a kid from the North End, from an Italian immigrant enclave.” MC was his first encounter with organized team sports; the first time surrounded by kids who lived in houses instead of apartment buildings. He was amazed that classmates had never had a good meatball sub; surprised that he would hang out at night with MC friends at Melrose’s Mt. Hood Golf Course. He did not shy away from new experiences and was soon the president of the MC Ski Club on his way to Innsbruck, Austria, and Interlaken, Switzerland, with Brother Joe Britt’s Ski Club.

Faculty favorites for Dan included social studies teacher Mr. Rick Mazzei and Dean of Discipline Mr. Tom Arria. “I was in his office a lot,” Dan confesses! It was a special honor, however, when Malden Catholic presented Dan with the 2015 Brother Robert Sullivan Medal. From that first time at Felicia’s, Dan had found in Brother Sullivan an inspirational friend and role model. Brother Sullivan and Dan indeed shared many “mandated” chats, when Dan had been directed to his office, but those were gateways to respect and to a lasting relationship. Brother Sullivan’s empathy always tilted in the direction of the student. Anytime Dan spoke with Brother Sullivan, he could expect sharp insight, straight-talk and a challenge to grow. Brother Sullivan mixed piercing honesty with sage advice and no lack of humor. Dan was pleased to invite Brother Sullivan to participate at his wedding and was happy that he could attend subsequent christenings for Dan’s children, Adriana and Martino. Following a post-graduate year in Vermont, Dan attended the University of Miami, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Business. Thereafter, he spent considerable time in South Florida, where he has an office.

As a young businessman, Dan cut his teeth with the telephone company XO Communications for four years. Thanks to the Telecom Act of 1996, authored by then-Congressman Ed Markey (MC ‘64) a newly deregulated industry opened doors to whole new sectors of the marketplace. Dan decided to go on his own. Blue Front Technology Group resulted, and Dan’s acumen, powerful client engagement and incredible work ethic grew it to one of the largest telecom and technology agencies in the Northeast.

Though he claims that “work is my only hobby,” he is an avid Boston sports fan, beachgoer and traveler, often making it to Miami

and Ft. Lauderdale for University of Miami football games. He is also a regular attendee and supporter of the annual Heisman Trophy Trust Gala, as a guest of 1992 Heisman Trophy winner Gino Torretta.

Dan’s appreciation for Malden Catholic has grown over the years.

Even soon after college, he could tell that MC had put him ahead in the game. “You see that you’ve come from a non-elitist institution with strong values, respect for others and a gritty, real-world approach. You can work with people and apply street smarts. You can’t teach street smarts, but we at MC had it in spades!” He also learned from MC that, “Wherever you are in life, whatever your station, you’re not precluded from ‘pushing through’ on to bigger things!” He’s thankful to Malden Catholic for its history of “taking students where they are and moving them ahead.” Dan recognizes that “Malden Catholic has been a great home for economically lower-and-middle-class students with grit and guts, providing them with a far richer experience than they might otherwise have had.” He points out, “Of all your philanthropic interests, you won’t get a better return of investment than with MC!” Dan’s generous heart at Felicia’s and the spirit, determination and resilience with which he met the challenges of his high school journey, augured well for the man he would become. He did not disappoint! Malden Catholic today takes pride in Dan’s character, successes and loyalty, just as the school once took care in nurturing the young man. We suspect that when, someday in the distant future, he steps onto God’s winner’s platform, it will be with a North End wisecrack and at least two MC records still intact. As Dan left Crystal Street this past June following the celebration of Brother Dan’s retirement, he could be heard offering Brother Puccio a North End invitation, “You oughta leave Melrose now and then, Brother; see how the real Italians live!”

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The Saint Francis Xavier Society Leadership Giving Support for the Fund for Malden Catholic

Malden Catholic’s leadership giving circle, the St. Francis Xavier Society, began in 1994 to promote and celebrate unrestricted gifts to the Fund for Malden Catholic. SFX Chair and founder, Joe O’Donnell ’62, was one of the four Charter Members who contributed a total of $8,000 to the Fund for Malden Catholic over the first year, memberships in the SFX Society has grown steadily since 1994. Membership has increased to 227 with MC alumni, Girls Catholic alumnae, parents, faculty, staff, grandparents and friends of Malden Catholic comprising the group’s membership. In FY 2021 - 2022, SFX Society members contributed over $880,000 to the Fund for Malden Catholic, which represents 87% of all FFMC giving. Malden Catholic is most grateful for the generous commitment of members of the SFX Society and their steadfast belief in the power and promise of our mission.

L EG AC Y S O C I E T Y

FOUNDERS SOCIET Y

$500,000 to $749,999 Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956

$250,,000 to $499,999 The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc.

$20,000 to $29,999 Marie J. Barry GP 2019+ Joseph J. Keough 1988 Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966 Deborah and Robert M. Reardon 1982 Lidia and Anthony J. Rossi, Esq. 1990 Jeryl and Edward Williams P 2022

H I G H L A N D AV E N U E S O C I E T Y

P R I N C I PA L S S O C I E T Y

$100,000 to $249,999 Anonymous Rich D’Amore Flatley Foundation Alan McKim

$15,000 to $19,999 Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 John H. Costello 1964 P 1984 F. Richard Couture 1958 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964

PRESIDENTS SOCIET Y

B E N E FAC TO R S S O C I E T Y $50,000 to $99,999 Anonymous Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GC 1969 and James Phalen John J. Prior, Jr. 1974 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974

TRUSTEES SOCIET Y $30,000 to $49,999 Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975

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LE ADERS SOCIET Y $10,000 to $14,999 Anonymous Anonymous GC 1948 Cataldo Ambulance Service, Inc. Diana Cataldo P 1986 Christine and Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 Andrew T. Chen CPA 1988 Deborah and Kevin Guinee P 2009 2011 Alicia and Lawrence Guinee P 2011 2015 2020 Ellen and William Guinee P 2011 2015 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997

Carol Kiley, Wife of the Late Kevin J. Kiley 1954 Linda Leary Ann Magee Dan Passacantilli 1990 Vincent F. Petroni 1966 Stacey and John Sullivan

BLUE AND GOLD SOCIET Y $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous 1987 Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966 Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. 1966 P 1999 Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon 1973 Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 Danvers Motor Company, Inc. Dellbrook JKS Ann E. Dockray Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty Thidie and James P. Donovan Daniel J. Fitzgerald 2012 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006 John J. Gallagher 1979 Dr. Joseph Giglio Ann Marie and John F. Gray 1957 J. Marchese and Sons, Inc. April and Michael Joyce Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2025 LBK Transportation Malden Industrial Aid Society

Rachel and Benjamin Marino P 2022 2024 Cynthia and Jeffrey McCarthy Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 2024 Patricia McWade GC 1965 David F. O'Brien 1951 Janet and Stephen O'Neill 1978 P 2015 Abigail and James J. Perry 1996 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 Angela and Daniel J. Sullivan 1991 The Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust Anonymous The Piccolo Family Charitable Foundation, Inc Anonymous 1987 Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 and Don Waunch Windover Construction

19 3 2 S O C I E T Y $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. Alex A. Annese, D.M.D. 2008 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011 Nicholas M. Annese 2011 April and Philip M. Antonelli 1992 Sarah and Frederick J. Baldassaro, Jr. 1992 Paul X. Bellini, Ph.D. 1956 Boston Physical Therapy & Wellness Kim and Anthony A. Brandano 1982 Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Maryann and Mark F. Chiavelli 1986 John E. Fahey, Jr. 1965 Allan Finlay P 2001 2003 Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission

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Givinga Foundation, Inc. Barbara and Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Charles A. Harrington Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan 1994 James Madigan Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 Vincent J. Murphy 1946 Joyce Mover James L. O'Connor 1962 Owen Charitable Foundation Becky and Dr. David A. Petti 1978 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington 1991 P 2024 2026 Robert F. Savage 1956 Stephen J. Savarino M.D. M.P.H. 1975 Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey 1986 P 2022 Kimberly and John K. Thornburg Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. 1976 Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell Deborah and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Xaverian Brothers, Melrose Community

X AV E R I A N S O C I E T Y $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous Antonelli Professional Resources LTD Arbella Insurance Foundation, Inc. Marion and Joseph H. Armstrong Jr. 1961 Michael Battles Francis Bellini Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau 1997 Nora and Daniel Blake P 2022 Blue Front Telecom Group, LLC Gwen and David Blumberg P 2020 Ellis H. Bougiouris 1991 Mary and Arthur H. Bruno 1951 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Thomas E. Burke 1959 Burns & Levinson, LLP Richard R. Burns, Jr. 1967 Karen and William Burton, Jr. P 2022 John J. Bush, Jr. Esq.1954+ Marisa and James M. Bushee 1972 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024 2026 Stephanie and Dr. Brian T. Callahan, Jr. 1975 LuAnn and Richard A. Campo 1976 Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio 1995 Steven Caristinos Sara and John A. Carriere 1971 Eva and James W. Casamento 1984 Kathleen and Frederick L. Cavanaugh 1965 Lisa Cenca P 2010 William E. Champion 1994 Deanna (Milton) GC 1955 and Richard Charves Christine and Frank Ciampa 1980

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M. Patricia and John J. Clark, Jr. 1950 John K. Coleman, Esq. 1965 Brother Richard Cook, C.F.X. David G. Costello 1994 Cheryl and Joseph P. Crowley 1987 P 2017 Joan and Paul J. Crowley 1948 Karen and Stephen G. Curry, Jr. 1982 Dr. Patricia D'Amore Charleen and Kevin B. Deasy 1959 MT Davila and Roberto Di Marco Esq. 1991 P 2023 David M. DiGregorio 1997 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 2025 Barbara and Joseph Donovan Dr. Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. 1955 Sean G. Downing, M.D. 1978 William F. Duffy 1978 Kathy and Edward Ellison Joan and Thomas E. Endicott 1969+ P 2000 2003 2006 2009 2012 Lucy M. Erkkila, Wife of the late of John Erkkila 1964 Dawn and Richard Ferguson 1981 James R. Fitzpatrick 1953 P 1978 GP 2025 Maureen and Francis E. Flynn 1954 Denise Gaffey and Jason Webb P 2023 Catherine M. and Edward G. Galante Dr. John F. Garofano, Ph. D. 1978 Eric Gerstenberg John V. Gibbons, Jr. 1953 Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 GP 2017+ Deborah and Frank Giso III P 2003 Carol and Joseph J. Gosselin 1964 Greater Lowell Community Foundation Professor William F. Hanks, Ph.D. 1970 Andrea and Timothy Harrington P 2022 2024 2026 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 John Higgins 1957 Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley 1966 Jane and Dr. Mark R. Iantosca, M.D. 1982 Michael A. Iovanna 2013 Charith N. Jayasekera 2011 Captain William C. Kelley, Jr. 1951 Catherine and Dr. William F. Kelly III 1988 John J. Keough 1960 KISS Institute for Practical Robotics Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994 Arrel and Robert Linderman GP 2023 Marcella C. Littlefield P 1974 Loyal Order of Moose Margaret and James A. Lynch III 1974 Cynthia and Michael Malm Tara and Joseph Mancini 2000 P 2026 Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 Alessandro Martignetti 1978 Paul R. Mastrocola, Esq. 1986 James W. Matchett 1960 Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 Amelia Cruz-McDonough and Patrick McDonough P 2021

Katherine and Paul V. McDonough 1968 Colleen McGlynn Moody and Craig Moody P 2024 Siobhan and Richard D. McGrath, Ph.D. 1981 Andrea and Timothy J. Morello 1990 Margarita Valencia and Gregory Murray P 2024 Ann Marie (Ruane) GC 1971 and Kevin F. O'Connor 1970 Anne Marie and Michael O'Connor P 2002 2006 2009 Carol Olive R.N. Erin and Matthew M. O'Neil 1999 Sheri-Ann and Edward Palazzo 1991 Donald W. Palmer 1956 Elizabeth S. and Leo R. Paquette P 2002 2007 Craig M. Peluso 1992 Mary and Christopher D. Perna 1979 Dana E. Petroni PE 1981 Kristin and Bryan T. Pothier 1991 Deirdre and Paul M. Prescott 1982 Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X, Ed.D., H 2018 Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GC 1989 and David Reardon, Esq. P 2023 Martha and Edward J. Reynolds, Jr. D.M.D. 1959 Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 Dominic J. Roberto 2010 Robert E. Rosdahl 1957 Leanne Russell P 2013 Anita and Dr. Thomas P. Scannell DMD 1955 Kathy and Philip J. Scibelli, Jr. 1989 P 2022 2023 Usha N. Sellers, Wife of the late William W. Sellers, D.M.D. 1952 Carol (Reilly) GC 1960 and Theodore M. Shediac 1958 Thomas Shields Dr. Robert E. Slocum, DO 1989 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 2026 Craig A. Spadafora 1991 P 2026 Matthew J. Spencer 1997 Julia O'Donnell and Mark J. Sullivan 1983 P 2016 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022 Tarpey Insurance Group Inc. Deacon Paul E. Testa 1950 The Markey Committee The Melrose High School Permanent Scholarship Fund Elizabeth and Matthew Tracy P 2021 2023 Brian Weber Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski 1968 Catherine and Brian Zinck P 2023

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The Fund for Malden Catholic Gifts to the Fund for Malden Catholic provide critical unrestricted support that enables Malden Catholic to respond immediatley to our school’s most critical needs. Generous support of the Fund for Malden Catholic helps to ensure the sustainability of Xaverian education and provides for the margin of education excellence that goes beyond the value of the cost of tuition.

With your gift of unrestricted funds to the Fund for Malden Catholic, you will enhance the academics, cocurricular programs, technology and opportunities that prepare MC students for the future. This support also assures the affordability of a Malden Catholic education for each family.

At Malden Catholic, we specialize in cultivating the whole student - spiritually, intellectually, socially and physically. Now more than ever, the world needs young adults who are prepared to lead, live a life of service and exemplify the strength of Xaverian values - these are the students of Malden Catholic.

Support for the Fund for Malden Catholic today will help us continue to grow and help our students make a difference in the world!

We are grateful to those who support the Fund for Malden Catholic.

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Annual Giving 2021–2022 July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022 CELEBRATING OUR CULTURE OF PHILANTHROPY

At Malden Catholic we are blessed by an engaged, committed and generous community that has come together to support our mission for the benefit of Malden Catholic’s students. Because of your commitment to Malden Catholic, we have been able to pivot, persevere and thrive through these difficult times with our largest enrollment in over 15 years.

We thank you for making this happen!

A LU M N I G I V I N G 1939 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 1944 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 LTC John J. Walsh 1944+ 1946 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Vincent J. Murphy 1946 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William J. Sheehan 1946 Manuel L. Silva 1946 1947 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Estate of Mr. Nicholas J. Forrestall 1947+ Philip A. O'Connell, Sr. 1947 P 1984 GP 2007 1948 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Joan and Paul J. Crowley 1948

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499 John H. Leary 1948+ Francis W. Shine 1948 Up to $99 Andrew J. Previte 1948 1949 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Louis W. Russo 1949 1950 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 M. Patricia and Professor John J. Clark, Jr. 1950 Deacon Paul E. Testa 1950 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Gerald J. Harvey 1950 P 1972 1974 1975 1977 GC 1978 1979 1985 GP 2010+ Louis E. Mahoney III 1950 Peter G. Melchiono 1950

Up to $99 James C. O'Neill 1950 1951 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 David F. O’Brien 1951 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Mary and Arthur H. Bruno 1951 Captain William C. Kelley, Jr. 1951 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 John F. Feeney 1951 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Joanne and James F. Duffy 1951 1952 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Usha N. Sellers, wife of the late Dr. William Sellers 1952 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Paul T. Breen, Jr. 1952 Mary and Colonel Edward T. Connors USA (Ret.) 1952 Alfred J. Johnson 1952 Dr. Thomas M. Sullivan, D.D.S. 1952 1953 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 James R. Fitzpatrick 1953 P 1978 GP 2025 John V. Gibbons, Jr. 1953 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Jean and Lawrence C. Dunn 1953 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Judith and Lawrence P. Chisholm 1953 Jane and Cornelius J. Coleman, Esq. 1953 Norbert B. Lavigne 1953 George E. Murphy 1953 Up to $99 James J. Wade 1953+ 1954 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 John J. Bush, Jr. Esq.1954+ Maureen and Francis E. Flynn 1954 Carol Kiley, Wife of the Late Kevin J. Kiley 1954 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Carol and James A. Angelo 1954 Ralph W. LeDuc 1954 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Roberta and Robert J. Breen 1954

Raymond A. DeVita 1954 John E. Lilley 1954 Francis M. P. Lydon 1954 Up to $99 Paul V. Sainato 1954 1955 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. 1955 Anita and Dr. Thomas P. Scannell DMD 1955 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Eleanor and William T. Appleyard, Esq. 1955 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Hubert E. Holley 1955 P 2003 William J. Kearney 1955 Joseph M. Mulkerrin 1955 Richard A. Nazzaro 1955 Up to $99 Francis J. Geoffrion 1955 1956 Legacy Society - $500,000 to $749,999 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Paul X. Bellini, Ph.D. 1956 Robert F. Savage 1956 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Donald W. Palmer 1956 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Geraldine (Jones) GC 1956 and Thomas M. O'Brien 1956 Up to $99 Mark C. Anderson 1956 1957 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Blue and Gold Society -$5,000 to $9,999 Ann Marie and John F. Gray 1957 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 John Higgins 1957 Robert E. Rosdahl 1957 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 George Mavridis 1957 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 V. R. Agostino 1957

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Reverend Richard S. DeVeer 1957 James J. Fogarty, Jr. 1957 Reverend John J. Hurley 1957 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough 1957 P 1988 GP 2021 Carina and James B. Logue 1957 James G. McSweeney 1957 Mary and Francis T. Reynolds, Esq. 1957 Paul D. Riley 1957 David J. Rimmer 1957 1958 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 F. Richard Couture 1958 Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958+ GP 2017 Carol (Reilly) GC 1960 and Theodore M. Shediac 1958 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Thomas J. Lally 1958 Bruce J. Mackey 1958 Marie E. (Rufo) GC 1957 and Carl A. Tricca 1958 Up to $99 Fran X. Barr Jr. 1958 Timothy M. Harrington 1958 1959 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Thomas E. Burke 1959 Charleen and Kevin B. Deasy 1959 Martha and Edward J. Reynolds, Jr. D.M.D.1959 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Corinne and John J. Cardarelli 1959, P 1985 1989 Up to $99 Robert F. Conley 1959 1960 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 John J. Keough 1960 P 1989 James W. Matchett 1960 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Roberta and Edward J. McNamara, Jr. 1960, P GC 1982, 1985, GP 2013 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Ann and Thomas J. Connors 1960 Richard G. Donovan 1960 Thomas R. Henneberry, Esq. 1960 Eugene J. McSweeney, Jr. 1960 John A. Welch, Jr. 1960

Up to $99 John G. Barrett 1960

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Paul L. Kenny, Esq. 1960 John E. Tramondozzi 1960 1961 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Marion and Joseph H. Armstrong Jr. 1961 Lancers Society

- $500 to $999

Patricia and George R. Savani, Jr. 1961 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Sandra and Paul E. Bailey 1961 Laura and Anthony G. Campano 1961 John J. Carroll 1961 Paul E. Connolly 1961 James E. Devir 1961 James S. Malonson 1961 Joseph T. O'Connell 1961 Mary and Robert M. Rooney 1961 Sandra and Francis X. Stone, Esq. 1961 James R. Ventola 1961 Up to $99 Margaret and Arthur E. Driscoll 1961 1962 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999 Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 James L. O’Connor 1962 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Reverend John F. Mulloy 1962 Barbara (Sullivan) GC 1963 and Stanley J. Sokolowski 1962 Maureen and Michael W. Vasily 1962 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 John T. Doherty 1962 John T. Griffin, Jr. 1962 Paul R. Herbert 1962 Lynne and David E. Moore Robert E. Regan 1962 Up to $99 Susan and Paul F. McCarthy 1962 1963 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999 Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 John P. Conaghan 1963 Roberta (Haney) GC 1965 and Dennis F. Cullen 1963 Philip A. Doherty 1963 James J. Gorman, Jr. 1963 P 1997 2003 Barry W. Mawn 1963 Arthur J. McKinnon 1963

Up to $99 Roberta M. (Haney) GC 1965 and Dennis Cullen 1963 Brendan L. Hoyt, Jr. 1963 1964 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 John H. Costello 1964 P 1984 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Carol and Joseph J. Gosselin 1964 Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Thomas M. Murphy 1964 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William J. Busby 1964 Ann (Crowe) Daley GCHS 1964 and Robert F. Daley 1964 Judy (Smithers) GC 1963 and Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 GP 2016 2018 Robert J. Hurley 1964 Up to $99 Jean and Richard A. DeVincentis 1964 Thomas M. Killion 1964 Dennis J. Marcucci 1964 1965 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 John E. Fahey, Jr. 1965 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Kathleen and Frederick L. Cavanaugh 1965 John K. Coleman, Esq. 1965 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Maryann and William N. Cappello 1965 2002 Sarah and James F. Carey 1965 Jean and Michael J. Connelly PhD 1965 Claire and Dr. William H. Costello, Ph.D. 1965 Daniel J. Guarino 1965 Up to $99 Reverend Paul J. Duffy MM 1965 Peter J. Guaragna 1965 1966 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966

Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966 Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. 1966 P 1999 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley 1966 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Rosemarie and Dr. Francis X. Blais 1966 Michael J. Conway 1966 Susan and Richard W. Cullen 1966 Kathleen and Frank X. Driscoll 1966 John J. Haskard 1966 Neal J. Murphy 1966 1967 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Richard K. Burns, Jr. 1967 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Karen and Thomas S. Farrell III 1967+ 1968 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Katherine and Paul V. McDonough 1968 Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski 1968 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Michael E. Lombard, Esq. 1968 Elaine and Roy E. Tribble 1968 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Leslie (Hanlon) GC 1970 and Kenneth Coye 1968 Frank W. Heft, Jr. 1968 Michael E. Lombard, Esq. 1968 Reverend James F. Morris, Jr. 1968 1969 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Joan and Thomas E. Endicott 1969+ P 2000 2003 2006 2009 2012 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Teresa and Paul C. Albiani 1969 Thomas M. Biagioni 1969 Diane and Joseph M. Connelly 1969 P 2001 2003 LTC Francis X. Jones 1969 Vincent J. Messina 1969 Up to $99 Richard L. Freccero 1969 1970 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Professor William F. Hanks, Ph.D. 1970 Ann Marie (Ruane) GC 1971 and Kevin F. O'Connor 1970

Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Vincent F. Petroni 1966

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Patrick J. Leary 1970 Thomas K. McBride 1970 1971 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Sara and John A. Carriere 1971 Natalia and Dr. Robert M. Haddad 1971 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William V. Monagle 1971 P 1997 Elizabeth and Michael Ricciardone 1971 Up to $99 Stephen V. Masse 1971 1972 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Marisa and James M. Bushee 1972 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Paul E. Harvey 1972 Suzanne and Thomas L. Higgins, M.D. 1972 Nancy and Paul E. Logue, Jr. 1972 Barbara and Mark S. Sartanowicz 1972 P 2005 1973 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon 1973 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Joseph G. Marullo 1973 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Maria and Robert G. Coughlan 1973 Ellen Torres and Thomas J. Kerrins III 1973 Dorothy and William B. Parent 1973 James P. Ricciardone 1973 Up to $99 Frank J. Sorrenti 1973 1974 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999 John J. Prior, Jr. 1974 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Margaret and James A. Lynch III 1974 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana 1974 P 2015 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 David J. Brodette 1974 Margaret and Captain Thomas R. Cahill 1974 Rosemarie and Michael Keane 1974 P 1997

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Up to $99 John L. Casey 1974 1975 Trustees Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Barbara and Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Stephen J. Savarino M.D. M.P.H. 1975 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Stephanie and Dr. Brian T. Callahan, Jr. 1975 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Rosemarie and Arthur M. DeBenedictis, CPA 1975 P 2013 David C. McBride, Esq. 1975 William C. McDevitt, Esq. 1975 Dr. Stephen J. Savarino MD, MPH 1975 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Vanessa and Daniel S. Foley 1975 David H. McLaughlin 1975 Stephen C. Scicchitani 1975 1976 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011 Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. 1976 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 LuAnn and Richard A. Campo 1976 Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Marta and Dr. James L. DeSimone 1976 Joseph Mavilio CPA 1976 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Carlton C. Kott, Jr. 1976 Joy and Daniel J. Peterson 1976 Up to $99 Michael D. Hern 1976 1977 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Brian H. Duffy 1977 Salvatore P. Falzone Jr. 1977 Robert W. Kanarkiewicz 1977 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Kim and William H. Ahern, Jr. 1977 Patti and William M. Fallon 1977 Joseph S. Gulino CPA 1977 Paula and John G. Tomasino 1977

1978 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Janet and Stephen O'Neill 1978 P 2015 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Becky and Dr. David A. Petti 1978 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Sean G. Downing, M.D. 1978 William F. Duffy 1978 Dr. John F. Garofano, Ph. D 1978 Alessandro Martignetti 1978 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Kevin J. McHugh 1978 P 2013 Robert A. Serafini 1978

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 David F. Bortone 1981 Cathleen and Brian R. Shea 1981 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Maria and Michael J. Magliochetti 1981 Up to $99 Allan J. Fitzmaurice 1981 Ralph A. Puopolo 1981 1982 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Deborah and Robert M. Reardon 1982 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Kim and Anthony A. Brandano 1982

1979 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 John J. Gallagher 1979 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 Mary and Christopher D. Perna 1979 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Carole Julian and Michael S. Cryan, Esq. 1979 Debra and Richard D. Graf 1979 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 John F. English 1979 Gerard L. Letendre 1979 Megen and John F. O'Malley 1979 David B. Serafini 1979 Up to $99 Stephen F. McGlynn 1979 1980 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499

Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Karen and Stephen G. Curry, Jr. 1982 Jane and Dr. Mark R. Iantosca, M.D. 1982 Deirdre and Paul M. Prescott 1982 Lancers Society

- $500 to $999

Donald J. Gallagher 1982 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Mary Ann and Gregory Ciampa 1982 Thomas H. Gorman, Jr. 1982 John W. Malachowski 1982 Philip J. McGovern 1982 Anu and K. Hari Reddy 1982 1983 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Mark J. Sullivan 1983 P 2016 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Thomas V. Buonopane 1983 Renee and Brian T. Heffron 1983 P 2018 2025 Up to $99 John P. Cooley 1983

Christine and Frank Ciampa 1980 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Thomas M. Hopkinson 1980 Up to $99 Jeannette and Jeffrey J. Symonds 1980 1981 Trustees Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dawn and Richard Ferguson 1981 Siobhan and Richard D. McGrath, Ph.D. 1981 Dana E. Petroni PE,1981

1984 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Deborah and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Eva and James W. Casamento 1984 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Nicole and Christopher L. Clarke 1984 Catherine and Paul D. Neal 1984 P 2004 Up to $99 Father John C. Wronski S.J. 1984

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1985 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Stacey and James J. Cullen 1985 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Michelle and Fred Capone, Esq. 1985 P 2018 Cathleen and Stephen F. Curran 1985 P 202 Athena and John D. Harrington 1985 Alfonso C. Romano 1985 Up to $99 Lois and Jeffrey S. Follett, Esq. 1985 David P. Malatesta 1985 1986 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Christine and Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Maryann and Mark F. Chiavelli 1986 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey 1986 P 2022 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Paul R. Mastrocola, Esq. 1986 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Stephanie and Charles H. Mahoney CPA 1986 Matthew C. Overlan 1986 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Christopher P. Joyce 1986 Michael J. Keefe 1986 Joseph M. Sullivan 1986 1987 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous 1987 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Cheryl and Joseph P. Crowley 1987 P 2017 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Lt. Col. Shawn H. O'Day USAF 1987 Theresa and Steven J. Patrie 1987 Up to $99 Dana S. Huberman 1987 Inga and Stephan J. Wronski 1987 1988 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Joseph J. Keough 1988 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Andrew T. Chen CPA 1988 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Catherine and Dr. William F. Kelly III 1988

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Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Brian J. Devine 1988 Michael J. Manfra 1988 Christopher E. Rosato 1988 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Maria and Neil Callahan 1988 Lee and Eric J. Pariseau 1988 Up to $99 Lawrence A. Storace 1988 1989 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Kathy and Philip J. Scibelli, Jr. 1989 P 2022 2023 Dr. Robert E. Slocum, DO 1989 Lancers Society

- $500 to $999

Timothy C. Ammer, Esq. 1989 Dr. Christopher J. Leo PhD 1989 William W. Potter 1989 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Peggy and Eric A. Butze 1989 Eric D. Liederman 1989 Up to $99 Michael D. Ververis, Esq. 1989 1990 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Lidia and Anthony J. Rossi, Esq. 1990 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Dan Passacantilli 1990 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Andrea and Timothy J. Morello 1990 1991 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Angela and Daniel J. Sullivan 1991 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington 1991 P 2024 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Ellis H. Bougiouris 1991 MT Davila and Roberto Di Marco Esq. 1991 P 2023 Sheri-Ann and Edward Palazzo 1991 Kristin and Bryan T. Pothier 1991 Craig A. Spadafora 1991 P 2026 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Patrick M. Daly 1991 Michael S. Szymanski, Jr. 1991

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Dawn and Michael V. Ferragamo III 1991 P 2025 Joseph F. Lanzi 1991 Michael P. O'Donnell 1991 Daniel A. Sedens 1991 Up to $99 Andrew V. Arbia 1991 Sean P. McDonald 1991 1992 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2024 2025 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 April and Philip M. Antonelli 1992 Sarah and Frederick J. Baldassaro, Jr. 1992 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Craig M. Peluso 1992 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Jennifer and Michael Fratarcangeli 1992 Heather and Brian J. Kennealy 1992 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Jason R. Behenna 1992 1993 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Paul M. Najarian 1993 Richard A. Tkaczuk, Jr. 1993 1994 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan 1994 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 William E. Champion 1994 David G. Costello 1994 Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 William E. Champion 1994 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 David P. Boucher 1994 Laura and Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Up to $99 Eric M. Savage 1994 1995 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024 2026 Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio 1995 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 2026

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Stephen V. Alimonti CPA, MST 1995 Christopher P. Finn 1995 Gregory D. Grasso 1995 Anthony J. Mastrocola 1995 Up to $99 Steven W. Galante 1995 Michael C. Pasciuto 1995 1996 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Abigail and James J. Perry 1996 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Christopher Forti 1996 Up to $99 Beth and Ryan T. Noonan 1996 Anthony C. Vittorioso, Jr. 1996 1997 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau 1997 David M. DiGregorio 1997 Matthew J. Spencer 1997 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Christina and Rocco DiRico 1997 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 John E. Allen 1997 Lisa and Dr. John P. Amara Ph. D 1997 Jeremy B. Goldstein 1997 Andrew S. Milmore 1997 Rachel and Michael E. O'Brien 1997 Marie and David R. Spada 1997 1998 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 James J. Daly 1998 John J. Ronan IV, Esq. 1998 1999 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Erin and Matthew M. O'Neil 1999 Up to $99 Maura and John P. Cronin, Esq. 1999 2000 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Tara and Joseph Mancini 2000

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Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Mary and Anthony C. Albano 2000 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William J. Deluise 2000 Up to $99 Jorge A. Andrade 2000 Craig R. DeRosa 2000 2002 Friends of MC - $100 to $499

James F. Black IV 2007 Up to $99 Suriah and Conrad G. Kohler-Tiedeman 2007 2008 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. Alex A. Annese, D.M.D. 2008 Up to $99

Nicholas A. Scenna PE 2002

Michael P. O'Malley 2008

2003 Lancers Society - $500 to $999

2009 Friends of MC - $100 to $499

Erin and Paul Riley, Jr. 2003 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Andrew F. Finlay 2003 Timothy P. Gorman 2003 2005 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Christopher J. Rappoli 2005 2006 Blue and Gold Society -$5,000 to $9,999 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Timothy F. Endicott 2006 2007 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Christopher R. McCarthy 2007

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499

Michael J. LeBlanc, Jr. 2009 Up to $99 Robert A. Cerulli 2009 Timothy W. Lilley 2009 Luke A. Silveira 2009 2010 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dominic J. Roberto 2010 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Jeremy P. Menninger 2010 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Joseph F. Bourque 2010 Anthony J. Brunco 2010 James E. Dickerson 2010 Joseph F. McCormick, Jr. 2010 Richard J. Serino 2010 Sean M. Sweeney 2010

2011 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Nicholas M. Annese 2011 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Charith N. Jayasekera 2011 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Sarah and Lawrence M. Guinee 2011 Up to $99

Patricia Kenna GC 1946 Up to $99 Catherine (Sullivan) Hart GC 1946 1947 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Lillian T. Czechowski GC 1947 P 1976

Nicholas R. DelGreco 2011 2012 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Daniel J. Fitzgerald 2012 Lancers Society

1946 Friends of MC - $100 to $499

- $500 to $999

Paul F. Corcoran 2012 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Nolan M. Carrier 2012 Michael P. Pepe Jr. 2012 2013 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Michael A. Iovanna 2013 2014 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Krzysztof S. Cefalo 2014 2015 Up to $99 Brian P. Senier 2015 2016 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Kevin E. Walsh 2016 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Ian M. Fogarty 2016 2020 Up to $99 James B. Guinee 2020 2022 Up to $99 Aidan P. Hamilton 2022

G I R L S C AT H O L I C A LU M N A E

Up to $99 Mary (Harding) Falk GC 1947 1948 Leaders Society - $10,000 - $14,999 Anonymous GC 1948 Up to $99 Helena C. (O'Brien) Rittershaus GC 1948 1949 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Frances (Collins) GC 1949 and Charles Belknap Elizabeth A. (Kenny) Norton GC 1949 1950 1932 Society- $2,500 to $4,999 Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 1952 Up to $99 Dorothy (Cronin) Murphy GC 1952 1954 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Marguerite M. (Costa) Cullen GC 1954 P 1985 1989 Antonette P. (Tramondozzi) GC 1954 and Richard Port Up to $99 Joan (Collins) Drane GC 1954 Joan M. (Kelly) Keating GC 1954 Maureen R. (Halpin) Lalumiere GC 1954 1955 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Deanna (Milton) GC 1955 and Richard Charves Up to $99 Margaret Stanley GC 1955 1956 Legacy Society - $500,000 to $749,999 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956

1941 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Mary F. (Hayes) Littlewood GC 1941, P 1963, GC 1966, GP 1989, 2007

Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Janet Coleman GC 1956 Geraldine (Jones) GC 1956 and Thomas M. O'Brien 1956

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1957 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Susan Lanigan GC 1957 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Margaret (Ballou) James GC 1957 Marie E. (Rufo) GC 1957 and Carl A. Tricca 1958 1958 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Marianne E. (Capizzi) Carino GC 1958 GP 2017

Joan I. (Doucette) Fowler GC 1958 1959 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Dorothy (Dwyer) Cloherty GC 1959 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Nancy D. White GC 1959 1960 Xaverian Society - $1,000 - $2,499 Carol (Reilly) GC 1960 and Theodore M. Shediac 1958 Up to $99 Elizabeth A. (Gowell) Lupi GC 1960 1961 Up to $99 Rosemary A. DeVeer GC 1961 1962 Up to $99

Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Ann (Crowe) Daley GCHS 1964 and Robert F. Daley 1964 Joan (Donnelly) Johnson GC 1964 1965 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Patricia McWade GC 1965

Kathleen (Gilligan) GC 1965 and Robert Burke Roberta (Haney) GC 1965 and Dennis F. Cullen 1963 1966 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 and Don Waunch Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Connie (Pagano) GC 1966 and Arthur Batson Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Madeline (Pagano) GC 1966 and Joseph Bean Maureen M. (McCarthy) Oltman GC 1966 Up to $99 Elizabeth (Carr) Hamlin GC 1966 1967 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Kathleen (McNamara) Hayes GC 1967 P 1992 GP 2023 Martha (Smithers) North GC 1967 Up to $99

Janet (Conley) Rice GC 1962 Pamela Sinclair GC 1962 1963 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999 Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 - $500 to $999

Barbara (Sullivan) GC 1963 and Stanley J. Sokolowski 1962 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Margaret (Coyne) Crowley GC 1963 Eleanor A. (Mallon) GC 1963 and Robert Everett 1963+ Judy (Smithers) GC 1963 and Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 GP 2016 2018 Up to $99 Eileen F. (Herbert) GC 1963 and Charles Hugo Gloria (Tassinari) McNeil GC 1963

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$500 to $999

Nicholas and Marguerite (Shepard) DiCiaccio GC 1964

Friends of MC -$100 to $499

Up to $99

Lancers Society

1964 Lancers Society

Joanne (Agresta) GC 1967 and Barry Russell Andrea Turner GC 1967 Barbara Veneri GC 1967 1969 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GC 1969 and James Phalen 1970 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Leslie (Hanlon) GC 1970 and Kenneth Coye 1968 1971 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Ann Marie (Ruane) GC 1971 and Kevin F. O'Connor 1970 1978 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Jean L. Harvey GC 1978

1982 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 MariaRita Petrillo-Bolanos MD GC 1982 Up to $99 Amy Hallisey-Pierce GC 1982 and Mark Pierce P 2017 1988 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Stephanie (Polci) and Chris Sciortino GC 1988 P 2023 1989 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GC 1989 and David Reardon, Esq. P 2023 1991 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Bridget (Karasczkiewicz) and David Marino GC 1991 P 2024 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Jacqueline (Murphy) Rosa GC 1991

2 0 21 – 2 0 2 5 PA R E N T S Founders Society -$20,000 to $29,999 Jeryl and Edward Williams P 2022 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2024 2025 Rachel and Benjamin Marino P 2022 2024 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 David Koehn P 2026, Boston Physical Therapy & Wellness Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington 1991 P 2024 2026 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey 1986 P 2022 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Nora and Daniel Blake P 2022 Karen and William Burton, Jr. P 2022 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024 2026 MT Davila and Roberto Di Marco Esq. 1991 P 2023 Denise Gaffey and Jason Webb P 2023 Andrea and Timothy Harrington P 2022 2024 2026 Amelia Cruz-McDonough and Patrick McDonough P 2021 Colleen McGlynn Moody and Craig Moody P 2024 Margarita Valencia and Gregory Murray P 2024 Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GC 1989 and David Reardon, Esq. P 2023 Kathy and Philip J. Scibelli, Jr. 1989 P 2022 2023 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 2026 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022 Elizabeth and Matthew Tracy P 2021 2023 Catherine and Brian Zinck P 2023

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Michelle and Brian Boyle P 2025 Barbara and Michael Buggy P 2022 Yanna Chen P 2022 Maria and David Damico P 2023 Christine Flaherty P 2023 Colleen and David Foley P 2025 Lisa Grover and Robert Ford P 2022 2024 Lisa and Robert Hackley P 2023 Anne and Dr. David Perticone P 2022 Jennifer and. David Romboli P 2025 Nora and Francis Sanzone P 2022 2024 Kim and Nam Tran P 2023 Friends of MC- $100 to $499 Kara Armit P 2026 2026 Patrice and David Botti P 2025 Joelle and William Brady, Jr. P 2021, 2024 Jennifer and Patrick Brown P 2025 Laura and Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Nikole Tate P 2025 Marianna and Angelo Cavuoto P 2021 2023 2025 Pamela and Danny Chaves P 2022 Cindy Chendia P 2025 Mary and Michael Cole, Sr. P 2022 Dr. Marie and James Condon P 2024 Lisa and Jonathan Crane P 2025 Jason D'Antona P 2022 Jean Danton-Keleti and Steven Keleti P 2022 Belinda and Adolfo Diaz P 2023 2025 Julia and David Diller P 2021 Catherine Fernandez-Murphy and John Murphy P 2023 Dawn and Michael V. Ferragamo III 1991 P 2025 Therese and Theodore Gaffney P 2025 Martha Jane and Stephan Gagnon P 2022 Michelle Glynn and James Casey P 2025 Joan Haggerty-Hiltz and Allan Hiltz, Jr. P 2023 Sarah and Richard Hamilton P 2022 Renee and Brian T. Heffron 1983 P 2018 2025 Marie Jacob-Edouard and Lyonel Edouard P 2022, 2024 Allison and Ryan Lawlor P 2025 Lindsay and Brian MacPhee P 2025 Nilma and Isaias Mesquita P 2023 Susan and Stephen L. Malatesta 1984 P 2024 David and Bridget (Karasczkiewicz) Marino GC 1991 P 2024 Elizabeth McCaffrey and Domenic Ricci P 2022 2025 Kathryn Costa McDaid P 2025 Elizabeth and Steven Melo P 2025 Lindsay Migliero and Donald Hubbard P 2024 Mea and Timothy Mustone P 2024 Anh and Hung Nguyen P 2022 Mai Le and Loc Nguyen P 2024 Julie and Mark O'Donoghue P 2024 Susanna and George Ogata P 2025 Karen and Robert P. O'Leary P 2025 Stephanie Pereira P 2026 Jacinta Reilly P 2022 Catherine and James Ryan P 2024 Chris and Stephanie (Polci) Sciortino 1988 P 2023

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Rose and Daniel Shea P 2024 Theresa and William Smith P 2015 2022 Maria and Luis Solorzano P 2023 Pengfei Xu P 2025 Zhaoyang Zhao P 2025 Up to $99 Michelle and Atty. Edward Azzari P 2022 Dr. Maria Loscertales and Gabor Bethlendy P 2023 Kerry and Anthony Capalino P 2025 Sloan and Robert Coulter P 2025 Elizabeth and Paul Duda P 2024 Ailton Ferreira P 2022, 2025 Maria Fitzpatrick and Brant Frampton P 2022, 2025 Clare Namugga and Joseph Ddamulira P 2025 Jennifer Phan and Huy Bui P 2025 Sharon and Thomas Sasso P 2024, 2025 Brian Saunders P 2022 2024

PA R E N T S O F A LU M N I Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 John H. Costello 1964 P 1984 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Diana Cataldo P 1986 |Cataldo Ambulance Service, Inc. Deborah and Kevin Guinee P 2009 2011 Alicia and Lawrence Guinee P 2011 2015 2020 Ellen and William Guinee P 2011 2015 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. 1966 P 1999 Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Janet and Stephen O'Neill 1978 P 2015 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011 Allan Finlay P 2001+ 2003 Barbara and Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Deborah and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Gwen and David Blumberg P 2020 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Lisa Cenca P 2010 Cheryl and Joseph P. Crowley 1987 P 2017 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 2025 Joan and Thomas E. Endicott+ 1969 P 2000 2003 2006 2009 2012

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James R. Fitzpatrick 1953 P 1978 GP 2025 Deborah and Frank Giso III P 2003 John J. Keough 1960 P 1989 Marcella C. Littlefield P 1974 Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 Anne Marie and Michael O'Connor P 2002, 2006, 2009 Elizabeth S. and Leo R. Paquette P 2002 2007+ Leanne Russell P 2013 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Rosemarie and Arthur M. DeBenedictis, CPA 1975 P 2013 Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana 1974 P 2015 Lisa and Allan Gillis P 2018 Debra and Richard D. Graf 1979 P 2016 Dr. Suzana Marusic and David Lindbergh P 2021 Roberta and Edward J. McNamara, Jr. 1960, P GC 1982, 1985, GP 2013 Donna and Vincent J. Spagnolo P 1997 GP 2022 Keri and Raymond Barry P 2019 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Joanee and Michael J. Bourque P 2010 Mary and Stephen Brown P 2020 Patricia and John Burge P 2000 Michelle and Fred Capone, Esq. 1985 P 2018 Maryann and Jeffrey Cappello, Sr. P 2007 Maryann and William N. Cappello 1965 2002 Corinne and John J. Cardarelli 1959, P 1985 1989 Diane and Joseph M. Connelly 1969 P 2001 2003 Noreen M.and Robert Connolly P 2018 2021 Claire and Dr. William H. Costello, Ph.D. 1965 Marguerite M. (Costa) Cullen GC 1954 P 1985 1989 Cathleen and Stephen F. Curran 1985 P 2021 Lillian T. Czechowski GC 1947 P 1976 Salvatore DiCato P 2005 2009 Robert DiTomaso P 1989 Lisa and Joseph Donis P 2019 Steven Farrell P 2019 Eleanor and Bartholomew Galvin P 1984 1987 GP 2023 James J. Gorman, Jr. 1963 Sally Goulding P 1982 1983 1985 1989 1992 Linda and Victor Grasso P 2005 Gerald J. Harvey 1950+ P 1972 1974 1975 1977 GC 1978 1979 1985 GP 2010 Kathleen (McNamara) Hayes GC 1967, P 1992, GP 2023 Hubert E. Holley 1955 P 2003 Sharon and Daniel G. Hurley P 1997 Rosemarie and Michael Keane 1974 P 1997 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough 1957 P 1988 GP 2021 Christine and Martin Kerans, Sr. P 2020 Mary F. (Hayes) Littlewood GC 1941, P 1963, GC 1966, GP 1989, 2007 Leslie and Glen Manson-Hing P 2015 Christine and John J. McAdam P 2010 Kevin J. McHugh 1978 P 2013 Phyllis and Robert Medeiros P 2006, 2009, 2012 William V. Monagle 1971 P 1997 Maria and Joseph Moniz P 2014 Catherine and Paul D. Neal 1984 P 2004

Julie and Mark Norton P 2016 Philip A. O'Connell, Sr. 1947 P 1984 GP 2007 Gregory W. Perkins and Rosalyn A. Gray P 2009 Carol and Roland J. Racicot P 1998 Barbara and Mark S. Sartanowicz 1972 P 2005 Colomba and Rocco Scenna P 1992 1996 Cyndi and Joseph Shairs P 2016 Maria Silvestri P 2020 Mary Kelly and Mark Smith P 2017 Peter C. Smith P 1995 1996 Diane and Francis Sullivan P 2019 Joan and Charles Tolson P 2018 2021 Marcia and Paul Upton P 2016 Up to $99 Jayne and Francis Boudrow P 2003 Maria and John J. Caprio P 1995 Mary and James Chiavelli P 1980 1986 Pamela-Jean and Timothy Daye P 2013 Rose and Robert DelGreco P 2007 2008 2011 Susan and William L. DeNapoli P 2010 Paula and Robert DeVits P 2003 Nora and Vincent Dube P 2014 Brenda Fantasia P 1981 Cheryl and Michael Gambale P 2004, 2006 Eileen and Edward Goodell P 2021 Barbara Graczyk P 2014 Amy Hallisey-Pierce GC 1982 and Mark Pierce P 2017 Maureen and Mark F. Hennessey P 2012 Elaine and Armando M. Leo P 1989 Jeanne and Robert Lynch-Galvin P 2016 Irene F. Malachowski P 1978 1981 Michelle and Stephen F. McGlynn 1979 P 2000 Deborah and Robert N. McVicar P 2010 Jenine Pasco P 2014 2017 Roberta and Ralph A. Puopolo P 1981 1983 GP 2015 Marie and Salvatore Salamone P 1989 Gail and Christopher Treanor P 2007 2010 Ann Tribble P 1994 GP 2015, 2018 Susan A. Turner P 1992 1996 GP 2024 Susan and Andrew Valente P 2015 2018 Mary and Frank Winsor P 1984

GRANDPARENTS Founders Society- $20,000 to $29,999 Marie J. Barry GP 2019+ Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 2024 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 2025 Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958+ GP 2017 Arrel and Robert Linderman GP 2023

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Roberta and Edward J. McNamara, Jr. 1960, P GC 1982 1985 GP 2013 Donna and Vincent J. Spagnolo P 1997 GP 2022 Friends of MC- $100 to $499 Alfonsa Andreottola GP 2025 Marianne E. (Capizzi) Carino GC 1958 GP 2017 Judy (Smithers) GC 1963 and Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 GP 2016 2018 Eleanor and Bartholomew Galvin P 1984 1987 GP 2023 Gerald J. Harvey 1950+ P 1972 1974 1975 1977 GC 1978 1979 1985 GP 2010 Kathleen (McNamara) Hayes GC 1967, P 1992, GP 2023 J. Michael Hughes GP 2022 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough 1957 P 1988 GP 2021 Mary F. (Hayes) Littlewood GC 1941, P 1963, GC 1966, GP 1989, 2007 Robert T. McCarthy GP 2007 William Murray, Jr. GP 2017 2021 Elizabeth A. (Kenny) Norton GC 1949 Mary Norton GP 2016 Philip A. O'Connell, Sr. 1947 P 1984 GP 2007 Up to $99 John Bulman GP 2009 Gertrude Crowley Theresa and Edward Desmond GP Donna Rohne GP 2022 Catherine and Gene Schwarze GP 2015, 2022 Ann Tribble P 1994 GP 2015, 2018+ Susan A. Turner P 1992 1996 GP 2024

F R I E N D S O F M A L D E N C AT H O L I C Legacy Society - $500,000 to $749,999 Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Highland Avenue Society - $100,000 to $249,999 Anonymous Rich D'Amore Alan McKim Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Anonymous Carol Kiley Linda Leary Ann Magee Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous Danvers Motor Company, Inc. Dellbrook JKS Ann E. Dockray Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty Thidie and James P. Donovan Dr. Joseph Giglio

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J. Marchese and Sons, Inc. April and Michael Joyce Cynthia and Jeffrey McCarthy Windover Construction 1932 Society -$2,500 to $4,999 Larry M. Furey, Partners in Mission Charles A. Harrington James Madigan Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell Xaverian Brothers, Melrose Community Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Antonelli Professional Resources LTD Michael Battles Francis Bellini Blue Front Telecom Group, LLC Burns & Levinson, LLP Brother Richard Cook, C.F.X. Dr. Patricia D'Amore Barbara and Joseph Donovan Kathy and Edward Ellison Lucy M. Erkkila Catherine M. and Edward G. Galante Eric Gerstenberg KISS Institute for Practical Robotics Loyal Order of Moose Cynthia and Michael Malm Usha N. Sellers Thomas Shields Tarpey Insurance Group Inc. The Markey Committee The Melrose High School Permanent Scholarship Fund Brian Weber Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Apex International Education Partners Sally Baldwin Rosemary and Thomas M. Callahan Laura and Paul Chinappi Charles Cumminsky Richard Donovan Philip C. Haughey Bea and Dr. Peter B. Holland Brother Timothy Paul, C.F.X. Nancy Reid Bernard Taracevicz, Jr. Yonggang Wang Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Luis Abello Ancient Order of Hibernians / Div 12 Anonymous Robotics Anonymous Mario Barraza Bottomline Technologies Ryan Buckley Clarinda E. Campbell Carters Cleaners Dr. David Chuckran

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Thomas E. Connolly Zachary L. Creeden Daniel J. Guarino Insurance Agency Patricia Delaney Julie Duffy under Robert J. Duffy 1950 Robert Dunne III Barbara and William Flynn Gail Gillespie Eileen Guerin Sandra Guido Stephen Kautsch Jim Malarkey Elaine and James McCann Brian McGillicuddy Deirdre Menard Michael G's Restaurant Caroline and Gerald Mulligan John Napoli Eileen and Ralph Penta Mary Jo and Richard Petrone Deborah and Joseph Pugliese Andrea and Kenneth Robertson Steven Ruggieri Denise Russell Alison Socha Robert Stark Carey Sullivan Jane Utz Hamilton Up to $99 Anonymous Erika and Robert Bianchi Carolyn Brooks Nancy and Vincent Butera Natalie Ciccariello Robert Clarke Lorna Clements Barbara and Brendan Cranna Kathleen and Thomas Curran Amy Dessa Kay and Raymond DiFiore Lucille and Joseph Donoghue, Jr. William Fabri Lajiah Forch Elizabeth E. Gilbert Wendy and Dennis Gillespie Dawn and Robert Gillespie Mary Jolene and Vincent Guerra MD Daniel Hart Carole and Robert Hunter Betty and Larry King Diane and James LaMonica Cathleen Landry Grace Meo Helena Mercier Tom Montgomery Matt Murphy Janice and Harry Spiliotis Kathleen and Stephen A. Unger Barbara and Robert Wickstrom Kathleen and Patrick Yanchus

FACU LT Y A N D S TA F F Saman Abbas Dr. Stephen Baccari Raymond Barry P 2019 Jared P. Belliveau 1997 James F. Black IV 2007 Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Domenic Cacciapuoti Steven Caristinos Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Marianna Cavuoto P 2021 2023 2025 Felim Clancy Tim Cremin Maria Crotty Sharon DelGenio Salvatore DiCato P 2005 2009 Mary-Anne DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 2025 Timothy F. Endicott 2006 Colleen Foley P 2025 Sheila Foley John Gallivan Pauline Giannantonio Robert Gregory Laurice Hajjar Sarah Hamilton, Esq. P 2022 Richard Hickey Sean P. Hurley 1997 Jose Jorge Richard Kates Alexander Kissel Christopher Kuchar Jeanne Lynch-Galvin P 2016 Tara Mancini Leslie Manson-Hing P 2015 Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 Janet Moccia Paul Moran David Murray Mary Mustone P 2024 Matthew M. O'Neil 1999 Carol Olive R.N. Elizabeth S. Paquette P 2002 2007 Donna Parker James Pelosi Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X, Ed.D., H'18 William Raycraft Gary Reardon Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GC 1989 P 2023 Rose Maria Redman Susan Sambrook Karla Santos Patricia Scialdoni Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 2026 Stacey Sullivan Dr. Lora Tamagini, Ed.D. John K. Thornburg

Dr. Jeff Todd Ed.D. Maria Touet Andrea Tracey Susan Viscosi

2022 GAL A SPONSORS 90TH ANNIVERSARY - $200,000 Rich D’Amore Alan McKim TITANIUM -$100,000 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956 PLATINUM - $50,000 Anonymous Bev and Jim Donovan H 2011 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 GOLD - $25,000 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Kathy and Joseph J. O’Donnell 1962 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GC 1969 and James Phalen John J. Prior, Jr. 1974 SILVER - $10,000 Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966 BRONZE - $5,000 Regina Quinlan Doherty Thidie and Jim Donovan Dr. James Giglio The Guinee Family Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 Cynthia and Michael Malm Cynthia and Jeff McCarthy Windover Construction Brandano Plumbing & Heating PREMIER TABLE HOST - $2,500 Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon 1973 Christine and Dennis Cataldo 1986 John J. Gallagher 1979 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Linda Leary James Madigan Patricia McWade GC 1965 Daniel Passacantilli 1990 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE - $1,000 April and Phillip Antonelli 1992 Michael Battles Dr. Patricia D’Amore Larry Furey and Partners in Mission

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Catherine and Edward Galante Eric Gerstenberg Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan 1994 Colleen McGlynn Moody and Craig Moody P 2024 Vincent J. Murphy 1946 Janet and Stephen O’Neill 1978 P 2015 Lidia and Anthony J. Rossi, Esq. 1990 Jan and Tom Shields Kimberly and John K. Thornburg Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell Deborah and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Brian Weber Xaverian Brothers Community, Melrose, MA PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE - $500 Barbara and Michael Buggy P 2022 Comfort Keepers of North Reading The Damico Family Barbara and Joseph Donovan Kathy and Edward Ellison Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2024 2025 Malden Catholic Alumni Association Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 CONTRIBUTOR - $250 Neil Callahan 1988 Mary and Anthony G. Campano 1961 Jason D’Antona P 2022 Elise and Alan Lapham Mai Le and Loc Nguyen P 2024 Steven Ruggieri Joan and Charles Tolson P 2018 2021 Saman Abbas Dr. Stephen Baccari Raymond Barry P 2019 Jared P. Belliveau 1997 James F. Black IV 2007 Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Domenic Cacciapuoti Steven Caristinos Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Marianna Cavuoto P 2021 2023 2025 Felim Clancy Tim Cremin Maria Crotty Sharon DelGenio Salvatore DiCato P 2005 2009 Mary-Anne DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 2025 Timothy F. Endicott 2006 Colleen Foley P 2025 Sheila Foley John Gallivan Pauline Giannantonio Robert Gregory Laurice Hajjar Sarah Hamilton, Esq. P 2022 Richard Hickey Jose Jorge Richard Kates

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Alexander Kissel Christopher Kuchar Jeanne Lynch-Galvin P 2016 Tara Mancini Leslie Manson-Hing P 2015 Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 Janet Moccia Paul Moran David Murray Mary Mustone P 2024 Matthew M. O'Neil 1999 Carol Olive R.N. Elizabeth S. Paquette P 2002 2007 Donna Parker James Pelosi Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X, Ed.D., H'18 William Raycraft Gary Reardon Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GC 1989 P 2023 Rose Maria Redman Susan Sambrook Karla Santos Patricia Scialdoni Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 2026 Stacey Sullivan Dr. Lora Tamagini, Ed.D. John K. Thornburg Dr. Jeff Todd Ed.D. Maria Touet Andrea Tracey Susan Viscosi

T H E B R A D FO R D CO U N T RY CLU B E V E N T We would like to thank our 35th Annual Lancers of Golf in memory of Carl Mata ’67 sponsors who participated in the Bradford Country Club event on September 23, 2021: Titanium - $10,000+ Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GC 1969 and James Phalen Platinum - $5,000 - $9,999 Century Bank Gold - $2,500 - $4,999 Danvers Motor Company, Inc. Silver - $1,000 -$2,499 Tarpey Insurance Group Inc. Bronze -$500 - $999 Focus Technology RSM US, LLP Rockland Trust Co. Iron - $100 Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 +GP 2017

Rosemarie and Arthur M. DeBenedictis, CPA 1975 Malden Catholic Hockey 2020-2021 Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley 1966

M ATC H I N G G I F T S & FO U N DAT I O N S Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Anonymous Arbella Insurance Foundation, Inc. Barr Foundation BNY Mellon Community Partnership Bright Funds Catholic Schools Foundation Cybergrants LLC Donovan Family Foundation Fidelity Foundation Flatley Foundation Givinga Foundation, Inc. Greater Lowell Community Foundation Malden Industrial Aid Society Owen Charitable Foundation Pew Charitable Trusts St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden State Street Foundation, Inc. The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Blackbaud Giving Fund by its agent, YourCause The Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust The Piccolo Family Charitable Foundation, Inc Verisk Analytics

IN-KIND DONORS Rena and Stavros Agganis P 2018 2024 Katia De Prisco and Antonio Barbiero P 2024 Bayside Resort Blithewold Mansion, Gardens and Arboretum Boating in Boston Boda Borg Boston Boston Crawling, LLC Boston Duck Tours Christine and Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 Charles Riverboat Company Steven Chiappa P 2023, 2025 Christina and Rocco Cieri P 2022 Concord Museum Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Mr. Michael A. DiSalvatore 2007 Discovery Museum Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Thidie and James P. Donovan Michael Fang 2006 Foxwoods Casino & Resort Freedom Trail Foundation

Walter Gillespie Debra and John R. Graf 1973 Greater Boston Stage Company Anonymous Girls Catholic 1948 Institute of Contemporary Art Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994 M.S. Walker Company Mallory Portraits Mass Audubon Paul McDonough Esq. North Shore Music James O'Brien Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962 Daniel O'Reilly, Esq. Old Sturbridge Village Paddle Boston Portland Sea Dogs Rose Maria and Kevin Redman Carolyn and Joseph Resendes Brian K. Rice 1981 Dominic J. Roberto 2010 Dr. Catherine Shannon Rose and Daniel Shea P 2024 Steamship Authority Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey 1986 P 2022 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Maria Touet The Swan Boats The Topsfield Fair Total Wine and More TreeTop Adventures Wachusett Mountain

T R I B U T E S 2 0 21 - 2 0 2 2 Gifts were made to Malden Catholic in Honor or in Memory of the following individuals and groups: John Aiken 1971 Ann G. and Ralph R. Antonelli Lucila Arias Mauricio A. Barraza 1990 William Bateman Michael D. Bea Christopher J. Bellini 1979 Brother Bede Benn, C.F.X. Ruth Berrigan Ruth E. Berrigan Edward Bockley Sr. Brother Edward G. Bozzo, C.F.X. Monica Bradley-Timko Marie Brueggeman Catherine Burge Raymond Cadmus Steve Campagnone Daniel J. Campbell 1957 Richard F. Carino Michael and Angela Caristinos

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"My experience at MC has been wonderful. I currently participate in three clubs and have been performing well in all of my classes, especially in Theology, which is my favorite. Every morning I wake up grateful for being able to attend this amazing school and for the support I have received through the Fund for Malden Catholic."

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Ronald Catalano Tony Cestrone John and Christina Markey Madeline Veritimos Class of 1997 Scott Conroy Brother Richard Cook, C.F.X. Brother Daniel Cremin, C.F.X. James F. Crowley Christine Cutrufo Joyce Anne Dabone Matthew D'Antona 2022 Jerry C. DeCristafaro Arnold DeFeo Marie DePamphillis John (J.T.) DiLiegro Jr. Charles Dillman 2022 Francis X. Dillo Al DiMambro Arthur DiPaola 2004 Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 Jim Donovan, Hon. 2011 John and Mary E. Downing Richard Drolet Mary Jo Duffy Robert J. Duffy 1950 Richard J. Dumont Brother Fred Eid, C.F.X. Jesse Escobedo 2022 Daniel A. Esposito 2013 All Past and Present MC Faculty Catherine N. Fallon Lola Fasano Robert Fattibene Ralph A. Ferragamo Stephen C. Finlay 2001 Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Robert Fitzgerald Richard E. Fitzpatrick Sr. Bill Flanagan 1971 Nancy (Buckley) Fogarty GC 1964 GP 2018, 2024 Nathan Ford 2022 Grainne Friel Nicholas Galatis Timothy J. Galvin 1984 Claire Gaudet Robert K. Gauthier Paul J. Gillesipie, Esq. 1958 Martha Gillespie Lucille (Gavulio) GC 1937 and Thomas F. Gilligan 1936 Girls Division at Malden Catholic Robert Gregory Neil Harrington 2022 Gerald J. Harvey 1950 Karen Henneberry Richard Hickey Mark D. Higgins 1980

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Patrick Hoffman Judith A. Hughes Charles Hughes William Joyce Vincent F. “Skip” Joyce 1962 Kevin J. Kiley 1954 Martin Killileq Henry Lamb John Lavina Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949 and Loys’s "Lindy" Leary William O’Leary Julie Lopes Victoria Pauline Luizzi Br. Thomas Lydon, C.F.X. John M. Lynch 1982 John Magee Antoinette M. (Cardarelli) GC 1956 and Joseph E. Mahoney, Sr. 1956 Susan Malatesta P 2024 Christina M. GC 1926 and John E. Markey Wayne Marquis Patricia Alice (O’Connell) Marullo Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 Elizabeth A. McCarthy GP 2007 Kathleen McDonough Kevin Michael McGovern Bro. Myles (Constant) McManus, C.F.X. Brigadier General James M. Mead USMC (Ret.) 1953 Connie Miragliotta, The Moncrieff Family Thelma Montgomery Paul Moran John F. Moran John J. Mosko Richard Mountain Catherine A. Moynihan Paul and Anna Muise Edward Mulkern Stephen S. Murphy David Murray Elizabeth (Kenny) GC 1949 and Edward J. Norton 1951 Patricia A. and Henry J. O'Neill Maryann Palmisani Timothy J. Paquette 2007 Maxwell Parsons Michael Paternese Jeffrey W. Perkins Brother Thomas Petitte, F.M.S. Patricia Sullivan Piccardo 1967 Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed.D., Hon 2018 Terrence Quinn 1989 Richard Randazzo Rita Rasetta Eileen Reardon William Reid 1950 Pasquale Reppucci

Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 Daniel Rizzo Antonio Rossi Vic Roznovsky Francis X. Ruane Mario Russo 2022 Alice Ryan Samuel Sanzone 2022 Helen Sapuppo Andrew N. Sarno Evelyn M. (McLaughlin) Scibelli GC1966 P 1989 GP 2022 2023 Sheila Shea Brother Urban Shine, C.F.X. Leila Louise Siebert-McCormick Mary Sodi Owen Spencer 2022 Steven M. Geddry, Jr. 1993 Ray Sullivan Kathleen Bransfield Sullivan 1936 Robert Sullivan 2020 Bernard J. Taracevicz 1952

Matthew Tarpey 2022 Patricia A. Tarpey P 1978, 1981, 1983, GP 2010, 2011, 2022 Irene Thomas John Thornburg Brian Thorne Thomas Timmons Caroline Tricca Barbara Turchi Dorothy (Griffin) Utz GC 1943 Vito Vaccaro Florence Vetrano Vincent Richard B. Wallace Weiqi Wang Brother George Willenbrink, C.F.X. Rosario Zaccheo Grace Zinck

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Board Designated Funds Creating a Board Designated Fund ensures that a Malden Catholic education will remain affordable and attainable for generations of students at Malden Catholic. With an initial gift of $25,000, an individual, group or a family may establish a scholarship in memory or in honor of a loved one. Designated funds are invested and pay out an established percentage of income annually in financial aid; the size of the corpus may be increased at any time. Malden Catholic is grateful for those who have created and continue to support these funds. Contributions made in FY 22 are referenced under each fund’s name.

FUNDS VALUED AT OVER $100,000 Bro. Bede Benn, C.F.X. Memorial Scholarship Boland Family Scholarship Brother Bozzo C.F.X. Family Memorial Scholarship Ruth M. Connolly Memorial Scholarship The Couture Family Scholarship F. Richard Couture 1958 The Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 Memorial Scholarship The Captain William K. Donahue 1938 Memorial Scholarship Donovan Leadership Scholarship Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 John J. Keough 1960 in Honor of Jim Donovan The Martin Killilea Memorial Scholarship Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire The John Joseph Magee Memorial Scholarship Ann E. Dockray Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Ann Magee John E. & Christina Markey Memorial Scholarship Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 The Markey Committee Kathleen and Stephen A. Unger Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 and Don Waunch Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy MCHS 1950 Scholarship Fund Michael Battles Rich D'Amore Dr. Patricia D'Amore Edward Galante Eric Gerstenberg Dr. Joseph Giglio James Madigan Cynthia and Michael Malm Cynthia and Jeff McCarthy Alan McKim Thomas Shields Brian Weber Margaret T. Noonan McCarthy GC 1950 Scholarship Fund Michael Battles Rich D'Amore

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Dr. Patricia D'Amore Edward Galante Eric Gerstenberg Dr. Joseph Giglio James Madigan Cynthia and Michael Malm Cynthia and Jeff McCarthy Alan McKim Thomas Shields Brian Weber McDonough Family Scholarship Joan Marie McDonough GC 1947 Memorial Scholarship Lillian T. Czechowski GC 1947 P 1976 Dr. Ciriaco "Jerry" Memmolo '85 Memorial Scholarship The John Francis Moran Memorial Scholarship Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Muse Family Scholarship Fund The David A. 1958 and Jane V. Nazzaro Scholarship Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 The O'Connor Family Scholarship Fund The Christie Serino, Jr. Memorial Fund Xaverian Brothers Scholarship Fund

FUNDS VALUED UP TO $99,999 Ralph R. and Ann G. Antonelli Memorial Scholarship Antonelli Professional Resources LTD Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966 Maryann and Jeffrey Cappello, Sr. P 2007 Christine Arria Endowed Scholarship Fund Brother Richard Cook C.F.X. Family Scholarship Brother Richard Cook, C.F.X. Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty Manny Costa Memorial Scholarship Fund Janet and Stephen J. O’Neil PE 1978 P 2015 The Joseph M. 1942 and Margaret M. Cunniff Scholarship

The David J. Cuzziere 2004 Memorial Scholarship Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 Memorial Scholarship Fund* Ryan Buckley John L. Casey 1974 Robert Clarke Thomas E. Connolly Kathleen and Thomas Curran Donovan Family Foundation Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Barbara and Joseph Donovan Barbara and William Flynn Wendy and Dennis Gillespie Gail Gillespie Dawn and Robert Gillespie Mary Jolene and Vincent Guerra MD Sandra Guido Philip C. Haughey Carole and Robert Hunter Betty and Larry King Diane and James LaMonica Elaine and James McCann Deirdre Menard Grace Meo Helena Mercier Tom Montgomery Caroline and Gerald Mulligan Eileen and Ralph Penta Janice and Harry Spiliotis Robert Stark Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell Barbara and Robert Wickstrom Kathleen and Patrick Yanchus Gerald J. Harvey 1950 Memorial Scholarship Fund* Natalie Ciccariello Bev and Jim Donovan Hon 2011 Donovan Family Foundation Stephen Kautsch Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 John Napoli Carey Sullivan Father Ralph DiPasquale O.F.M. Memorial Scholarship Fund Jim Donovan Charlestown Scholarship Col. Lawrence Drew 1940 and Mary Drew Memorial Scholarship Dr. Paul Duffy 1947 Endowed Scholarship Brian H. Duffy 1977 Reverend Paul J. Duffy MM 1965

Daniel J. Fitzgerald 2012 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006 Paul E. Gover '64 Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. John S. and Anna Mae (GCHS 1944) Graf Scholarship Fund Debra and Richard D. Graf 1979 P 2016 Brother Robert J. Green, C.F.X. '64 Scholarship Fund Vincent F. "Skip" Joyce 1962 Memorial Scholarship April and Michael Joyce Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2024 2025 Kevin J. Kiley 1954 Memorial Scholarship Carol Kiley Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949 and Loys "Lindy" Leary Memorial Scholarship Linda Leary Gregory A. Leonard Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph E. Mahoney and Antoinette M. Mahoney 1956 Scholarship Fund Stephanie and Charles H. Mahoney CPA 1986 Joseph M. Marzullo Memorial Scholarship Friends of Andrew Marzilli Scholarship The James P. McIntyre '51 Family Scholarship Brother Myles McManus C.F.X. Memorial Scholarship Hon. John J. McNaught 1939 Memorial Scholarship Jeannine (McNaught) GC 1989 and David Reardon P 2023 John F. Milton Family Scholarship Deanna (Milton) GC 1955 and Richard Charves Michael J. Moriarty 1978 Memorial Scholarship The Lawrence Nott Memorial Scholarship Mary Ellen and John Nott Billy O'Brien Memorial Scholarship Fund The LTC Lawrence P. O'Brien Class of '56 Memorial Scholarship Fund Paul M. “Whitey” O’Callaghan Memorial Scholarship Fund Patricia A. and Henry J. O'Neill Memorial Scholarship Alessandro Martignetti 1978 Janet and Stephen O'Neill 1978 P 2015 Francis J. '39 and Marguerite C. Ricciardone Scholarship Fund Mary Jo and Richard Petrone Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 Elizabeth and Michael Ricciardone 1971 Antonio Rossi Memorial Scholarship* Lidia and Anthony J. Rossi Esq. 1990

Robert J. Duffy 1950 Memorial Scholarship Julie Duffy

Charles Sardo '73 Memorial Scholarship Fund

Margaret Dunphy GC 1961 Memorial Scholarship

The Donald J. Smoot '74 Memorial Scholarship Fund

Fred Eid Memorial Scholarship David Murray Maria Crotty

Brother Robert J Sullivan C.F.X. 1945 Family Scholarship Brother Timothy Paul, C.F.X.

Faculty Leadership Scholarship Hon. Thomas H. Fallon '60 Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph H Feltz Jr. Memorial Scholarship Robert "Red" Fitzgerald Memorial Scholarship

Mary E. Smith Scholarship Fund

Kathleen Bransfield Sullivan GC 1936 and Patricia Sullivan Picardo GC 1967 Memorial Scholarship Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 and Don Waunch Florence Tenaglia Memorial Scholarship Fund Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Alex Vitale 2016 Memorial Scholarship Fund

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In Memoriam J U LY 1, 2 0 21, T H R O U G H J U N E 3 0, 2 0 2 2

Joan (McGuire) Ahlstrom GCHS 1953, grandmother of Cameron Viola 2013 and Gregory Viola 2015, sister of Elizabeth Howard GCHS 1954 and the late Bernadette Kreatz GCHS 1954 Bill Asaro, father-in-law of Malden Catholic Varsity Baseball Coach, Darren Svendsen

Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958, grandfather of William Montgomery 2017

Earl F. Ballou Jr. 1954, brother of Margaret James GCHS 1957 and the late Walter 1952

Dr. Kevin J. Gilligan, Ph.D. 1973, brother of Kathleen Burke GCHS 1965, Thomas 1967, Paul 1968, Mary J. Kimball GCHS 1970

Garrett J. Barry, Jr. 1953

Raj Gohel MD/Ph.D., father of Om 2022

US Army Sgt. Wesley W. Black 2003

Roderick J. Gorman 1953, brother of Raymond 1943 and the late Kenneth 1945

Edward S. Bockley, Sr., father of Dennis Newman Esq.1968, Edward Bockley, Jr. 1978, Erich Bockley 1981 grandfather of Matthew S. Shapanka 2005, Jeffrey J. Shapanka 2008 and Alexander A. Shapanka 2009 Edward M. Burns, Esq. 1963, brother of Paul 1968, Winifred GCHS 1968, and Irene GCHS 1970

Gerald J. Harvey 1950, husband of Doris (Stevens) GCHS 1950 +, father of Paul 1972, Stephen 1974, John 1977, Jean GCHS 1978, Bro. Lawrence Harvey, C.F.X. 1979, Daniel 1985, and the late Robert 1975, grandfather of Sean 2010, brother of Patricia Ciccariello GCHS 1951

Richard F. Carino, husband of Marianne E. (Capizzi) GCHS 1958, grandfather of Tyler Webb 2017

Robert Hayes, husband of Kathleen (McNamara) Hayes GCHS 1967, stepfather of Stephen Zizza 1992, step-grandfather of Daniel Zizza 2023

Patricia M. Chisholm GCHS 1965, sister of Marilyn R. Shaw GC 1951 and the late Francis 1955

Diann E. (Vitiello) Henry GCHS 1961

Vincent Ciampa, father of Vincent P. Ciampa, Jr. 1987 Francis A. Cruise 1950 Brother Paul T. Cullen, C.F.X. Mrs. Helen R. (McCarthy) Cunha GCHS 1948, sister of Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 and his wife, sister-in-law Margaret T. (Noonan) McCarthy GCHS 1950, sister of the late Marguerite Peterson GCHS 1944 and Mary D'Amore GCHS 1945

Paul R. Herbert 1962, brother of Eileen F. Hugo GCHS 1963, Thomas 1967, and the late John 1945, uncle of Charles Hugo 1983 Thomas Horne 1961 Patricia J. Hosker GCHS 1960 Christine Johnson, former Malden Catholic Faculty Member Gerrit Kor, grandfather of Colin 2015

John P. DePaulo Jr. 1970

Tara Iorio, sister of MC faculty member Liesl MacGregor

Steven M. DiPrima 1979, brother of Rita GCHS 1983

John H. Leary 1948

Doris Dowling GCHS 1950, sister of Joseph DiNanno 1948 and the late Mary Papa GCHS 1948 and Barbara A. Ciccarello GCHS 1956

Edna (Driscoll) Leathers GCHS 1944

Thomas E. Endicott 1969, husband of Joan, father of Tom 2000, Joey 2003, Tim 2006, Danny 2009, and William 2012, brother of David 1970, Michael 1973, Peter 1978, and the late James 1975

Brother Thomas Lydon, C.F.X.

Henry J. Evans 1952 Andrew B. Fichera 1971, son of the late Joanne (McLaughlin) GCHS 1946 and Andrew 1946 Robert Ford, father of Robert 2020

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Thomas F. Flynn, father of MC Trustee Julie Norton and grandfather of Patrick Norton 2016

Marianne Lloyd, wife of Thomas H. Lloyd 1953

Brother William S. Lyons, C.F.X. Eugene P. "Gene" Marckini, husband of Helen (Esson) Marckini GCHS 1955, father of Patricia Falasca GCHS 1977, Jean Bowen GCHS 1978, and Diane Butler GCHS 1981, grandfather of Ronald Bowen 2002, John Bowen 2003, Michael Bowen 2006, and Stephen Butler 2007

Elizabeth A. McCarthy, grandmother of Chris McCarthy 2007 and mother of MC staff member Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 William F. McCurdy 1971, brother of James 1973 and Marcia Mitchell GCHS 1985 Kevin M. McGovern 1984, brother of Philip 1982 James A. McGowan 1961 Brigadier General James M. Mead, USMC (Ret.) 1953, brother of the late Phyllis M. Piscopo GCHS 1950 Richard P. Meuse 1948 Helen Modica GCHS 1959 Mary Frances (Sullivan) Mulloy GCHS 1948 Helen E. (O'Connell) O'Donnell GCHS 1946 Reverend Gerald J. O'Leary 1946, brother of the late Daniel 1948 Joseph M. O'Leary 1952, father of Paul 1984

Michael Rumley, husband of Martha Rumley GCHS 1965 Janet Ryan, friend of MC Patricia M. Silva, wife of Manuel 1946 Leila Louise Siebert-McCormick, mother-in-law of Robert Bucchino 1971 Raymond Sullivan, father of MC faculty member Donna Parker Richard J. Sullivan, long-time friend of Malden Catholic and husband of former Malden Catholic School Nurse and MCLA Parent Club President Rosalie Sullivan and father of Michael J. Sullivan 1989, Robin Sullivan Dooling GC 1987, Susan Sullivan GC 1984 and grandfather of Matthew B. Dooling 2018 Patricia A. Tarpey, wife of James, mother of Michael 1978, James 1981, Mark 1983, and Stephen 1986, grandmother of Devin 2010, Kevin 2011, and Matthew 2022 Jorge Alberto Tejada, brother of MC staff member Jesus Tejada

Barbara M. O'Rourke GCHS 1953

Reverend James Todd, father of faculty member Dr. Jeff Todd, Ed.D.

Brother J. Conal Owens, C.F.X.

James J. Wade 1953

Brother Thomas Petitte, F.M.S.

Robert E. Wolske 1988

Maureen Petroni, wife of Vincent 1966

Stephen E. Zinck 1991

John J. Renzullo 1955

Ralph D. Zumpfe, father of Cheryl Gerniglia GCHS 1975 and the late Karen GCHS 1977

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A S K N OT W H AT YO U R CO U N T RY C A N D O FO R YO U

Antonette Port GC ’54 In his 1961 presidential inaugural address, John F. Kennedy stirred the country with his iconic, penetrating statement: “Ask not what your country can do for you -- ask what you can do for your country!” He called all Americans to civic duty, challenged each to contribute to the public good, and announced the formation of the Peace Corps.

Antonette Port (GC ’54), steeped in the idealism of the moment and the values and spirit of service she had learned at Girls Catholic, heard Kennedy’s call to action. She was on the phone the next day, saying that she and her husband Richard would like to apply for the Peace Corps. The polite receptionist at the other end said that applications had not yet even been printed, but that when they were, she would send one along to Antonette. Not long after, Antonette and Richard had applied, they were accepted, and after seven weeks of training, they found themselves in the Oval Office of the White House speaking to President Kennedy as the “first couple” to leave the U.S. as members of the Peace Corps!

That started for Antonette and Richard two years as volunteers teaching in Ghana, West Africa, and a life-long adventure in ministry and education. For Antonette, it was a “continuation” in education. Following her days at Girls

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Catholic, after two years of teacher-training college in Baltimore, and while enrolled in Boston College evening classes, she began teaching 1st and 2nd Grade at the Immaculate Conception School in Malden (1957-61). While at BC, she met Richard, a BC High graduate, who also enrolled in the night school. Now married 62 years, they still delight in one another’s company and enjoy the amenities of Peabody’s Brooksby Village.

While in Ghana, they had the thrill of helping to start a rural secondary school where there had been none and of developing the English fluency of their students. Antonette was impressed by the Africans’ voracious eagerness to learn and by their zealous receptivity to instruction. Upon completion of her two-year Peace Corps commitment, Antonette and her husband both earned a master’s degree at Columbia University Teachers College. She discovered that returned Peace Corps volunteers were highly desired for their unique skills and experiences. In 1965 she and Richard went to Nigeria to work with a Harvard-led team developing a modern secondary school in Nigeria based on the American model rather than on the colonial British model of education that had been in place. There they developed successful methods for teaching English as

a second language and devised a curriculum for English language acquisition. Not long after, in 1967, the couple was invited to Hawaii for curriculum development projects there. They remained in Hawaii for 52 years!

For 30 years, Antonette worked jointly with the Hawaii Department of Education and the University of Hawaii in curriculum development and teacher training. She also enjoyed running the after-school religious education program for local children in her parish of St. Peter and Paul in Honolulu. Most especially though, Antonette enjoyed her 20 years serving as Co-Director of the parish’s Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults program, the process through which non-baptized men and women enter the Catholic Church. She recalls, “It was very satisfying, a real highlight for me because I got to see and hear how religious belief impacted the lives of people.” She helped over 200 people embrace Catholicism. During these years, Richard also nurtured a religious calling, becoming a Permanent Deacon.

“When the Permanent Diaconate was re-instituted in Hawaii in 1977,” says Antonette, “Richard was proud to be in the first class ordained there in 1981.” Together, they’ve been quite a team! She mentions, “My husband and I have always worked together,” and adds with a smile, “He does pretty well on his own, but I respond to his sermons and homilies at his request from a parishioner’s perspective.”

Born in Malden and raised by practicing Catholics, Antonette had little doubt about where she would go to high school! Neither did sisters Mary, GC ’53 and Tillie, GC ’56 and Malden Catholic brothers Robert Tramondozzi ’58 (football Hall of Famer) and John Tramondozzi ’60 (Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Curry College). She recalls fondly the annual May crowning of the Blessed Mother and the pleasure of singing with Sister Alexia’s Glee Club. She remembers appreciatively that her venerable “senior homeroom teacher, Sister Jude, was wonderful in her care and support of all,” even to the point of making sure that every graduate had a summer job! Care, community concern and servant leadership seem to be the common elements in Antonette and Richard’s life trajectories beginning in their formative high school years. Today’s generation of Malden Catholic boys and girls can look toward Antonette and Richard as models of service who answered President Kennedy’s summon: “With a good conscience our only sure reward, with history the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help, but knowing that here on earth God's work must truly be our own.” We thank them for this legacy and their support of Malden Catholic.

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The Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Legacy Society In 2004, Malden Catholic inaugurated the Theodore James Ryken Society to recognize those who have provided for future generations of Malden Catholic students by making gifts through bequests, life income arrangements and other planned gifts. In 2022, Malden Catholic renamed the school’s planned giving society to honor the legacy of Brother Gilbert Cairnes, C.F.X., first Headmaster of Malden Catholic. As one who left an indelible mark on Malden Catholic, Brother Gilbert, a native of Somerville, was a gifted teacher and a born communicator with a keen understanding of the young and a deep interest in their concerns. To his fellow Xaverian Brothers and to the members of the MC community, Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., was and continues to be an inspiration. Throughout his tenure at Malden Catholic his limitless store of amusing anecdotes served as a vehicle for an inspirational message, while his listening skills lent an added grace to a life genuinely dedicated to the hospitable acceptance of others. Alumni and friends honor the great legacy of Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., as the school's stadium and MC's National Honor Society Chapter are named after him. As Malden Catholic continues to grow and develop to meet the needs of today’s students and families through the school’s Legacy Society, we remember and we honor Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., who modeled so well the motto of the Xaverian Brothers, “In Harmony Small Things Grow.”

When you join the Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Legacy Society, you demonstrate your commitment to the current and future students at Malden Catholic High School. Your planned gift is a wonderful way to honor the dedication and commitment of the Xaverian Brothers and Malden Catholic’s dedicated lay teachers. A planned gift is an inspiration to future generations and a reminder of the philanthropy that sustains Malden Catholic High School. By giving back through a bequest or a planned gift, Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Society members demonstrate a lasting dedication and loyalty that transcends time and helps to build a strong and viable infrastructure for future generations.

Members of the Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Society have indicated in writing that they have made special provisions for Malden Catholic in their estate plans. In addition to being a meaningful gift to MC, planned giving helps to reduce or eliminate taxes on capital gains and federal estate taxes for the donors. Please check with your financial advisor or accountant for more details on arranging for a planned gift and the personal benefits associated with that charitable gift.

YOU CAN BECOME A MEMBER WAY S TO B ECO M E A M E M B E R • Include Malden in your will, trust, or other financial plans.

• Provide a life income arrangement or charitable trust for the benefit of Malden Catholic such as a charitable remainder trust, charitable lead trust or a pooled income fund.

• Name Malden Catholic as the owner/beneficiary of a life insurance policy.

• Make a gift to the school of a residence or other tangible property.

For further information, please contact Mr. Robert McCarthy, Senior Director of Institutional Advancement at 781.475.5333 or mccarthyr@maldencatholic.org.

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T H E B R OT H E R G I L B E R T, C . F. X . , LEG AC Y SO C I E T Y Anonymous 1938+ Anonymous 1953 Anonymous 1957 Anonymous 1971 Mary T. (Flanagan) GC 1950+ and Daniel F. Appleton, Jr. 1948+ Marie J. Barry+ Anna G. Bateman+ Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 John J. Bush, Jr. Esq. 1954+ James H. Carrasco Diana and Robert D. Cataldo+ P 1986 Deanna (Milton) GC 1955 and Richard Charves John J. Coakley 1938+ George R. Cutting CBCP 1960 Irene E. Dempsey 1947+ Helen and J. Martin Devine, Esq. 1943+ Priscilla Donahue+ Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Julie Duffy Kathy and Edward Ellison Estate of Nicholas J. Florrestal 1947*+ Estate of Mary E. Smith George O. Fall 1944+ Father James A. Field+ Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 Kristin and Robert F. Higgins 1964* Reverend John J. Hurley 1957+ Neil J. Hynes 1953 John J. Keough 1960 Paul M. Kiley 1964+ Gillian and Professor Joseph J. Launie 1950+

Linda Leary Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949+ and Loys "Lindy" Leary+ Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Eileen+ and MGEN James A. Lynch, Jr. 1948+, P 1974 GP 2017 The Marotta Family Selina L. Mastrocola+ William F. McCart 1942+ Joan Marie McDonough GC 1947+ Harold F. McNulty 1939+ Patricia McWade GC 1965 The Estate of Asteria Memmolo P 1985+ Dr. Ciriaco "Jerry" Memmolo 1985+ Asteria+ and Rizziero Memmolo+ Crystal and Adrian Mims James E. Mulcahy 1956+ The Hon. Mary Beatty Muse+ Robert F. Muse, Esq. 1938+ Allan J. O'Brien 1947+ David F. O'Brien 1951 LTC Lawrence P. O'Brien (USA Ret.) 1956+ Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962* James C. O'Neill 1950 Dana E. Petroni PE, 1981 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen 1969* Richard T. Ruane 1938+ Andrew A. Sarno, Jr. 1988 Robert F. Savage 1956* Mary Smith+ Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Marcia and John F. Sullivan Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Kathleen M. and Edward C. Tyrrell* The Mary and Phineas Tobe Trust+ Kimberly and John Thornburg Lynn Wolf+

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MC Athletics AT H L E T I C S The Malden Catholic 2021-22 school year was filled with numerous outstanding individual and team accomplishments. This amazing year is even more memorable when taking into account the tremendous rebound after the pandemic year, which was filled with restrictions and limited schedules. The Lancers were ready to return to action when the season reopened, and the results speak for themselves.

R E T U R N TO AC T I O N As the season opened, restrictions were lifted, and for the first time in over a year, Malden Catholic saw a full slate of action at MIAA competitions on the fields, courts and ice. The excitement experienced at each home event was palpable. It was also very special to see the monumental support of the entire community, as MC earned another consecutive MIAA Excellence in Sportsmanship acknowledgment at the MIAA Sportsmanship Summit held at Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA.

CO N F E R E N C E C H A M P I O N S Along with the first graduating class of MC girls, Malden Catholic’s female athletes and several of the girl’s programs made profound statements at the newly formed Girls Catholic Conference, as Lancers earned several conference titles and deep state tournament records.

Girls Indoor Track & Field had a phenomenal run with Coach Leone at the helm and hung Conference Banners. Several individuals and teams created legacy success stories by establishing both personal records and school records. Girls Basketball, under the leadership of Coach Keane, had a historic 21-2 run and finished a perfect 6-0 in conference action. The girls also saw a big win on the parquet floor at TD Garden defeating Cardinal Spellman. In the spring season, Coach LaRosa and the softball team took home the conference title finishing 13-7 overall and 6-1 in conference play during their second year of varsity action.

S TAT E C H A M P I O N S A year off from full competition during COVID-19 did not impact the success of the boys’ basketball program. The Lancers wrote a chapter in MC history by capturing the school’s first basketball MIAA DII State Championship. Led by Coach John Walsh '98, the team defeated Norwood High School at the UMass Lowell’s Tsongas Arena and finished the season 22-2 (8-2 in Catholic Conference play) and had home court throughout the Division II tournament, which resulted in earning #1 seed.

The Lancers surged into the tournament and knocked off Nauset High School, Agawam High School, North Quincy High School, and Scituate High School before defeating #7 Norwood High School in the title game and earned their State Championship hardware and championship rings with a police and fire escort through Malden.

N E W COAC H E S We welcome the following new coaches to Crystal St. as they lead their teams into the 2022–2023 season of MC sports.

Joe Gaff returns as the Varsity Football coach. A successful history in the Catholic Conference will help bolster the gridiron crew on Donovan field this fall. A longtime MC swim coach, Gaff will remain in that role as well.

Bailey Chiccuarelli will make the transition from assistant girls’ volleyball coach to the head role as the Lancers look to compete in the state tournament again this fall.

Seamus McGuire was named the Varsity Boys Lacrosse coach after serving as assistant coach to the Lancers last season and has the team heading in the right direction.

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Alexa Hingston will lead the Lancers on the ice. A very experienced and successful hockey player herself (AP, St. Anselm’s) and previous head coach at Reading High School, Coach Hingston will look to lead the girl’s hockey program to tournament action while returning a strong group of skaters.

Michael O'Connor, fresh off his retirement as both an MC teacher and boys golf coach, returned and made history as Malden Catholic added the first girl's golf program in school history. Made up of all underclassmen in their ’22 spring campaign, these Lancers are poised to be a strong program next season.

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L A N CE R H O N O R S It did not take long for Tony Felder ’22 to mark his place in MC history. With his first basket of the season, Tony became the eleventh individual at Malden Catholic to record 1000 points in their basketball career, finishing with 1576 points total.

Student-athletes like Tony do not come around often. Named to the Top 5 Dream Team as one of the finest players in the state, Tony is a three time recipient of Boston Globe and Boston Herald All Scholastic Team and Catholic Conference All-Star honors. A standout performer since day one, when he arrived to play for then head coach Jim McCune, he will be remembered as one of the best athletes in the history of MC Basketball. He was a leader on the court who had an undying commitment to chasing his goals. On March 19th, 2022, he led his team with 38 points and accomplished one of his goals, bringing the first-ever, MIAA Division II State Championship home to Crystal Street. Tony embodies the values of the Xaverian Brothers' charism in his daily life: values of humility, trust, compassion, simplicity and zeal. Tony was the recipient of the 2022 Christie Serino Extraordinary Achievement Award.

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OT H E R S T U D E N T- AT H LE T E S R ECE I V I N G R ECO G N I T I O N AT M C S E N I O R AWA R D S N I G H T I N CLU D E : The Bert Kenty Award was given to Nick Julian. Dr. Joseph Sullivan ’61 assisted Athletic Director Bill Raycraft in presenting this award for Nick’s ability to emulate the teachings of Coach Kenty by demonstrating his outstanding determination, perseverance and an unselfish performance in hockey. Nick was also the Catholic Conference recipient of the Boston Bruins Sportsmanship Award.

The Brother Myles McManus, C.F.X., Award was given to two students who exemplified outstanding personal performance and inspired those around them. The 2022 recipients were Vincent Carbone and Kylie Bragg.

The Outstanding Lancer Award recognizes student-athletes who work extremely hard at practice and in the games and make the MC community proud overall. This year, the Outstanding Lancer Award went to Christopher Gill and Khloe Camblin.

The Brother Stephen O’Donnell, C.F.X., Good Sportsmanship Award is given to athletes who have a sense of fair play, concern for both teammates and opponents, a genuine appreciation for spirited competition and

a sense of loyalty to MC. Two outstanding athletes earned this award, Charles Dilman and Brooke Langis.

The Richard Burns Unsung Hero Award went to two student-athletes who demonstrated leadership and top performance in their respective sports but may not have always received the recognition they deserved. This award was distributed to Nathan Ford and Elena Chronopoulos.

John A. Saragosa Award for Excellence in Athletics and Scholarship is named for individuals who set a standard as scholar-athletes, top student-athletes and multi-sport athletes. This award was given to Samuel Sanzone and Madison Turner.

The Plus Ultra Student-Athlete Award is one of the highest honors bestowed at the Senior Awards Night and was presented to two students who earned accolades within the Catholic Conference and statewide recognition and demonstrated top performance in the classroom and in their respective fields of play. The 2022 recipients were Neil Harrington and Lily Mineo.

M A L D E N C AT H O L I C AT H LE T I C H A LL O F FA M E R E T U R N S A N D H O N O R S B R OT H E R DA N C R E M I N , C . F. X . , H ’18 At MC’s Commencement, President Thornburg announced that the Malden Catholic Hall of Fame would be reignited after a hiatus and will return to recognize the first class of honorees since 2005. Mr. Thornburg also announced that the Malden Catholic Hall of Fame will be named in honor of a MC legend: the "Brother Daniel Cremin, C.F.X., H’18 Athletics Hall of Fame." An outstanding multisport athlete himself, Brother Dan will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in the fall of 2022.

For a copy of the Hall of Fame nomination form, please reach out to the Athletic Department or email Athletic Director Bill Raycraft at raycraftw@maldencatholic.org. The selected honorees will be announced in the fall. This is a great opportunity to honor Malden Catholic and Girls Catholic student-athletes who have demonstrated extraordinary talent and successful results.

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Student Athlete Spotlight

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E T H A N T R AC Y '23 Sports: Football and Basketball Athletic Highlights: Br. Kevin Kenny Freshman Athlete of the Year, ’22 Basketball State Champion What traits define who you are?

Hardworking, Ambitious, Disciplined, Genuine, Leader, Compassionate, Loyal What is your favorite subject in school? Why? My favorite subject is Biology because I enjoy learning about the function, development and physiology of humans and animals. In college, I plan to major in health sciences.

What is your favorite book?

Carry On by Lisa Fenn is my favorite book because it is an inspiring story about friendship and resilience.

Your go-to meal is?

Tacos (hard shell) every time.

Who do you consider an inspirational leader?

Kobe Bryant was a disciplined, committed and hard-working athlete who gave 100 percent of his time and effort in everything he did both on and off the court.

What is a favorite quote of yours?

“Ability may get you to the top, but it takes character to keep you there.” - John Wooden If you could have a meal with anyone (living or past), who would it be and why?

I would want to have a meal with Michael Jordan because he is the GOAT (greatest of all time), and I would like to discuss what it took for him to be great and stay there for so long.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

I would like to be an orthopedic surgeon with 2 children and a dog.

If you could give advice to incoming students to MC, what would you tell them?

I would tell students to listen to their teachers and coaches, take advantage of what MC has to offer, don’t get into trouble and get involved in the community.

M A D E LY N R AG U CC I ‘23 Sports: Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Girls Lacrosse Athletic Highlights: I am the team captain and 3-year member of the Girls Lacrosse Team. I will be going into my fourth season with the team in the spring of my senior year. I am a one-year member of the Field Hockey Team, going into my second season as a Senior, and I am also a captain of the team.

What traits define who you are?

Kind, Thoughtful, Humorous, Energetic What is your favorite subject in school? Why? History is my favorite subject because I enjoy learning new topics and I find the topics to be very engaging and never dull. I also enjoy learning about past events and understanding how the events reflect our present modern world and the patterns that are displayed throughout time.

What is your favorite book?

My favorite book is Five Feet Apart by Racheal Lippincott, Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Laconis.

Your go-to meal is?

My go-to meal is a smoothie bowl.

Who do you consider an inspirational leader?

My brother is an inspirational leader to me. I have always looked up to him in life, especially in athletics, and learning from him how to be a better athlete on the field and throughout my life.

What is a favorite quote of yours?

A favorite quote of mine is a Bible verse from Deuteronomy 31:6 that says “Be strong and courageous, do not be afraid or in dread of them, for the LORD your God is the ONE who is going with you.

He will not desert you or abandon you.”

If you could have a meal with anyone (living or past), who would it be and why?

If I could have a meal with anyone it would be with Robin Williams.

I have watched his movies since childhood and loved every one of them since they always put a smile on my face. I believe that he would be a wonderful person to have conversation with.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

In ten years, I see myself as the CEO of a successful marketing company and on the list of Forbes 30 Under 30.

If you could give advice to incoming students to MC, what would you tell them?

It is important to understand that you are not alone. Starting at a new school can be nerve-wracking, and new students may feel a little anxious. It’s ok to feel that way because everyone else is either feeling the same way, or they have already experienced that emotion. Also, remember that feelings come and go, so the nerves will quickly go away. MC is a welcoming place, and your life will soon become filled with school, sports, clubs and friends. High school is going to be lots of fun and a wonderful time in your life!

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Class Notes JOSEPH MULKERRIN 1955 recently celebrated his 60th Wedding Anniversary with his wife, Ann. Joseph is a member of the Malden Catholic High School Athletic Hall of Fame for baseball and basketball and is also a graduate of Northeastern University, Class of 1960.

BRENDAN GALVIN 1956 released his 19th volume of poems, Partway to Geophany, published by Louisiana State University Press in November 2020. Galvin has held fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts and received an Aiken Taylor Award in Modern American Poetry, an O.B. Hardison Jr. Poetry Prize from the Folger Shakespeare Library, a Sotheby Prize, and a Levinson Prize, among others. He has taught at Hollins University, the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, and East Carolina University.

ROBERT CONCEISON 1969 announced his retirement as the Head Coach of the Burlington High School Varsity Hockey Team after 35 years. In his 35 years behind the Burlington hockey bench, the Red Devils won two Division 1 state titles, 13 Cahoon tournament championships, and made six Super Eight appearances, including the finals back in 2008-09. He finished his hockey career with a record of 472-243-93. Robert fostered his talents on the ice as a goaltender at both Malden Catholic and further at Boston College. Robert is a member of the Malden Catholic Athletics Hall of Fame.

ROBERT RIVERS 1984 was recently granted Fellowship in the Massachusetts Chapter of the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL). Bob practices family law at Lee & Rivers LLP in Boston.

MICHAEL MANFRA 1988 was nominated by his colleagues and selected by Purdue University President, Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr., to receive the Arden L. Bement Jr. Award. This award was first established in 2015 by Purdue professor Emeritus Arden Bement and his wife, Louise Bement, to annually recognize a Purdue faculty member for recent outstanding accomplishments in pure and applied sciences and engineering. The Arden L. Bement Jr. Distinguished Lecture Award is the most prestigious accolade given by the University in pure and applied science and engineering. Dr. Manfra is being recognized for a 2020 landmark experiment that found evidence for fractional statistics of quasiparticles called anyons. Michael is the Bill and Dee O'Brien Distinguished Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Professor of Materials Engineering, and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University. He is also the Scientific Director of Microsoft Quantum Lab, West Lafayette. Dr. Manfra received his A.B. degree from Harvard in 1992 followed by his M.S. in 1994 and Ph.D. from Boston University in 1999. From 1998 - 2008 he was a member of technical staff at Bell Laboratories, and Lucent Technologies in Murray Hill New Jersey. He joined the faculty at Purdue in 2009.

SEAN MCDONALD 1991 with MC alums once again demonstrated athletic excellence and hockey gold (colored) medal winners. This time their “GOAT SQUAD” traveled to Austin, TX where they battled teams from AZ, NY, and TX. Building upon their shopping cart street hockey days with Brother Dan Cremin and Mr. Haley at MC, these skilled Lancers were able to help propel their team to victory.

FRED BALDASSARO 1992 recently completed his master’s degree in Tourism Administration, Tourism, and Travel Services Management at The George Washington University School of Business. Fred is currently the Vice President at BackBay Communications, an integrated public relations, content development, and digital marketing agency focused on the financial services sector with offices in Boston and London. Fred is a member of the Malden Catholic Saint Francis Xavier Society and hosts several student interns as part of the Summer Internship Program at Malden Catholic.

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CHRIS CAPRIO 1995 was recently selected by Boston Business Journal as one of the winners of 2022, and 14th Annual, Chief Financial Officer of the Year Award. The

Historically, Genentech is regarded as the world's first biotechnology company. Ryan previously lived in Washington DC and worked for the FDA while finishing his PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts Lowell.

MARTIN SHEEHAN 2007 is working for Bank of America Merrill Lynch as a Wealth Management BankingSpecialist Officer in Boston.

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BBJ recognizes the top chief financial officers and their teams who deliver the most outstanding performance for their Massachusetts companies. Chris is CFO at Focus Technology Solutions, Boston Chapter Vice-President for the Financial Executives International, and Co-Chair with the CFO Leadership Council Boston. Additionally, Chris is a member of the Malden Catholic Saint Francis Xavier Society and hosts students who participate in the Malden Catholic Summer Internship Program.

RYAN LAYTON 2002 completed his Master of Public Administration, Fire and Emergency Services from Anna Maria College in May of 2022.

MARK EGIZIO 2007 celebrated his wedding and was joined by fellow MC alums Paul Limone 2011, Joseph White 2008, Cole McDonough 2008, Joseph McConaghy 2009, Peter Limone 2008, Joseph Aliberti 2008 and Garrett Dolaher 2008.

CRAIG HOOPER 2008 recently accepted the position of Senior Vice President at MVision Private Equity Advisers in New York City.

MARK FAHEY 2008 recently celebrated 9 years with General Motors and is currently the Buick Regional Marketing Manager for the Northeast Region.

JOSEPH MCCONAGHY, ESQ. 2009 is an Associate Attorney with Tentindo, Kendall, Canniff & Keefe LLP (TKCK). Joseph graduated from New England Law School, cum laude, with his Juris Doctor, and from Saint Anselm College with a Bachelor of Arts in

PAWEL MARKIEWICZ 2003 currently serves as Chief Specialist Analyst in the International Security Programme at the Polish Institute of International Affairs in Warsaw, Poland. A native of Revere, Massachusetts, he earned his doctorate in modern Central-East European history at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland. Markiewicz was a visiting scholar at the National Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Ukrainian Studies in Kyiv and at Salem State University’s Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies before completing a visiting fellowship at Harvard University’s Ukrainian Research Institute. He recently published his book entitled Unlikely Allies: Nazi German and Ukrainian Nationalist Collaboration in the General Government During World War II in November 2021 with Purdie University Press. The book is based on his doctoral research in modern Central East European history and addresses various aspects of the difficult relationship between Ukrainians, Poles, and Nazi German occupiers.

BILL CORCORAN 2007 recently celebrated 3 years of work with IDI Distributors.

RYAN GRAHAM 2007 is working as a Technical Development Associate Scientist for Genentech, an American biotechnology corporation, in San Francisco, CA. CHRIS CAPRIO '95

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HAN MIN 2019 is studying economics at New York University and is living in Jersey City, NJ. ZHENYUAN QUN 2019 is studying interior design at Parsons School of Design, a private art and design college located in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Lower Manhattan in New York City and will be interning at Wid Chapman Architects in the Summer of 2022.

MARK EGIZIO '07

Criminal Justice. While attending Law school, Joseph served as a 3:03 certified student attorney representing indigent clients in all matters relating to Family Law. Additionally, he worked at a real estate and civil litigation law firm that dealt with all aspects of real estate transactions, litigations and land development.

LUKE SILVEIRA 2009 is currently working as a Resident Physician in Neurosurgery at the University of Vermont Medical Center.

AUSTIN GOLDSTEIN 2015 (LEFT) AND BRENDAN COLLIER 2011 (RIGHT) with Malden Catholic Varsity Hockey Coach Chris Kuchar, at the 2022 Malden Catholic Leading Beyond Gala. Austin and Brendan were members of Malden Catholic High School Super 8 Championship Teams and went on to play for Northeastern University in the Hockey East Association.

JEFFREY DONAHUE 2020 of Melrose, MA, is a junior majoring in computer science and mathematics at Clarkson University and was named to the Dean's List for the Spring 2022 semester which requires a minimum 3.25 grade-point average and 14 credit hours.

ALEXANDER PACEY 2020 recently completed his sophomore year at Boston University.

THOMAS CURRAN 2021 was announced as the recipient of the 2021-2022 William V. Thomas Campbell Memorial Scholarship, and is a member of the University of Notre Dame Men’s Rugby Team. While at MC, Tom was a member of the National Honor Society, received advanced placement scholar honor and distinction on two occasions, and earned National Spanish Exam gold and silver awards on four occasions. He was a three-year member of the model bridge, model UN, and Spanish clubs. He served as vice president for both the Spanish club and his high school’s National Honor Society chapter.

KOLBI SHAIRS 2016 graduated from Merrimack College with a master’s degree in mechanical engineering.

JOSEPH TOOMEY 2016 recently completed his master’s degree in Finance from Georgetown University.

CARSON TULLY 2018 graduated Magna Cum Laude with distinct Commonwealth of Massachusetts Honors from the Manning School of Business at University of Massachusetts, Lowell. With a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a double concentration in Finance and Management, he recently presented his project on “The Impact of a Global Pandemic and Real Estate” at the Honors College at UMass Lowell. Carson will begin his commercial real estate career as a Property Associate at Jones Lang Lasalle (JLL).

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JOHN ADRAGNA 2018 of Wakefield, BRENDAN CHRISTOPHER 2018 of Stoneham, SHAWN MALONEY 2018 of Medford, ANDREAS SOFRANOS 2018 of Wakefield, and WILLIAM TOOMEY 2018 of Medford were amongst the five hundred sixty-one students, including 532 undergraduate and 29 graduate degree recipients, who processed at Stonehill College's 71st Commencement on Sunday, May 22, 2022.

RYAN NOONAN 2018 along with teammates won the Regional Conference at the American Collegiate Hockey Association National Championship at Bentley University.

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TEMIDAYO LUKAN 2021 is a student Fellow at Head Start Fellowship and is studying at Boston College.

ZACHARY MONTECALVO 2021 played Hockey with Hebron Academy during the Winter 2021-2022 season during his post-grad year.

CHRISTIAN RIOS VICENTE 2021 announced his verbal commitment to Post University, a division II school in Connecticut. After graduating from MC, Christian started at Bradford Christian Academy fall of 2021 and became an important part of the team that went 18-5 and earned national top 15 rankings for the first time in program history.

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BRADY ROUX 2021 completed his post-grad year with Bridgton Academy and committed to the Valley Jr. Warriors ice hockey team in the Eastern Hockey League (EHL).

OLADAPO OLATUNBOSUN 2021 (LEFT) AND ISAIAH BRAGG 2021 (RIGHT) suiting up for the University of New Hampshire Wildcats Football last spring.

JOHN ADRAGNA 2018 of Wakefield, Brendan CHRISTOPHER 2018 of Stoneham, Shawn Maloney 2018 of Medford, ANDREAS SOFRANOS 2018 of Wakefield, and WILLIAM TOOMEY 2018 of Medford were amongst the five hundred sixty-one students, including 532 undergraduate and 29 graduate degree recipients, who processed at Stonehill College's 71st Commencement on Sunday, May 22, 2022.

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JOSEPH MCCORMICK 2010 won MVP honors at the Beep Ball World Series for blind ballplayers. Joe and the Association of Blind Citizen’s Boston Renegades Beep Baseball team recently took part in the Beep Ball World Series in Beaumont, Texas, finishing in fifth place overall.

McCormick hit. 800 during the tournament and was selected as the Co-Offensive MVP of the World Series, the third renegade to do so. Joseph is also a graduate of Harvard University and currently lives with his wife and two children in Beverly. While at Malden Catholic, Joseph was a threesport student athlete and recipient of the Xaverian Award.

MATTHEW FILIPE 2016 was signed to a one-year, two-way contract by the Boston Bruins this Summer and will look to continue his journey to be called up to the NHL roster from Providence this upcoming season. Matt appeared in 59 AHL games with the AHL Providence Burins in 2021-22, totaling seven goals and 10 assists for 17 points. Prior to turning pro, Filipe spent four seasons at Northeastern University from 2016-20, posting 31 goals and 44 assists for 75 points in 136 NCAA games. While at Malden Catholic, Filipe won two Super Eight titles.

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Ways to Make a Difference Generous individuals like you continue to improve the opportunities offered to Malden Catholic students who will lead us all into the future. Your gift makes an immediate impact by providing challenging academic programming, financial aid and cocurricular opportunities and experiences for the entire student body.

M A K E A R EC U R R I N G O R O N E -T I M E G I F T W I T H A D E B I T OR CREDIT CARD You can choose the amount and frequency of your support for Malden Catholic by visiting our secure website, www.maldencatholic.org/give/annual-giving. If you need assistance, please contact Sarah P Hamilton, Director of Advancement Operations at hamiltons@maldencatholic. org or by calling 781.475.5331.

S E N D A C H EC K Please make your check payable to Malden Catholic and send it to: Advancement Office Malden Catholic 99 Crystal Street Malden, MA 02148

M A K E A G I F T O F S EC U R I T I E S O R R E A L E S TAT E By making a gift of securities or real estate you benefit two ways: first, by receiving a charitable income tax donation, and second, by avoiding capital gains taxes that would otherwise be due on the appreciated property. For stock transfer instructions, please contact Sean Hurley, CFO, at 781.475.5345.

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CO N S I D E R P L A N N E D G I V I N G Planned gifts allow you to provide for Malden Catholic while realizing your own financial and estate planning goals. Many planned giving methods benefit the donor, as well as the school, by reducing or eliminating income, gift and estate taxes. For more information on Planned Giving, please contact Robert McCarthy, Sr., Director of Institutional Giving at 781.475.5333 or mccarthyr@maldencatholic.org.

GIFTS IN-KIND Non-cash gifts of property such as computers, books, scientific equipment and art materials are also valued gifts. The fair market value of such items is deductible for income tax purposes. A formal appraisal is required by the IRS for gifts in kind valued over $5,000.

MEMORIAL GIFTS A gift in honor or memory of someone you love and admire can be a meaningful way to contribute to Malden Catholic. We have spiritual memorial cards available upon request by calling Leslie Manson-Hing at 781.475.5293.

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B R OT H E R G I LB E R T, C . F. X . , LEG AC Y SO C I E T Y

Marie (Helmick) Barry Marie (Helmick) Barry, grandmother of Zachary Barry ’19 and mother of MC’s Senior Director of Technology, Raymond Barry ’P19, made provisions in her will that upon her death, Charitable Gifts would be made to several Catholic organizations, including Malden Catholic. As a product of Catholic education, Marie knew firsthand the value and importance of receiving a Catholic education during one’s formative years. Marie used part of her estate to help Zachary attend Merrimack College, where he is pursuing a Master of Education in Teacher Education in History. Marie was so impressed with the education that Zachary received at Malden Catholic that she changed her estate documents to include a sizable charitable gift to Malden Catholic.

Marie J. (Helmick) Barry, “Rie” of Peabody, MA, and formerly of Winchester, MA, passed away on June 9, 2021. Born August 2, 1928, in Miami Beach, FL, to Alice Cecelia (Clancy) and Raymond Glen Helmick, Marie was the eldest of three children. Sister of the late Rev. Raymond G. Helmick, S.J., of Chestnut Hill, Marie is survived by her brother Monsignor William M. Helmick of Boston and previously Pastor at St. Teresa of Avila in West Roxbury.

Marie grew up in Arlington, where she attended St. Agnes Elementary and Junior High School. She then attended St. John the Evangelist High School in North Cambridge and graduated in 1946 with the highest honors and was Valedictorian. Marie went on to attend Emmanuel College and graduated in 1950 with a B.A. in Chemistry. Marie received an M.S. in Biology from Boston College in 1955.

Marie began her career working at the M.I.T. Physics Department’s Radioactivity Center in 1950, where she conducted research in bone metabolism and co-authored three research papers. In 1957, Marie joined a newly formed company, New England Nuclear Corporation. As Manager, Radioassay Laboratory, Marie developed the lab from an internal service to a profitable consulting lab, which for a time was the largest income producer of the young company. Recently married, Marie left NEN in 1963 to raise

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a family. Once Marie’s two children had finished elementary school, Marie was eager to return to work. Marie resumed working as a contract technical writer at M.I.T. 's Program in Industrialization of the Housing Sector, where she coordinated interdisciplinary research and edited materials from professionals and students. Marie next worked for Radcliffe Programs in Health Care, where she utilized her technical writing skills and analyzed admissions applications to furnish a student profile. In 1977, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Brighton, MA, hired Marie as their first Health Systems Analyst. Marie was able to utilize her technical writing and analytical skills to write several Determination of Need Applications that enabled the hospital to expand its campus and add service offerings. Additionally, Marie’s detailed analyses of patient admissions, demographics and market trends etc. were used by the Executive Leadership Team for making important and strategic decisions. Marie also served on several Mass. Health Data Consortium Committees, where her detailed analytical work was praised by her colleagues. Marie retired in 1996, or so we thought. Even in “retirement,” Marie found ways to keep her mind busy. While a resident at Brooksby Village in Peabody, MA, Marie served on their Resident Advisory Committee for two terms and on a Health & Wellness Committee. At the time of Marie’s passing, she was still an active member of both committees.

As a grandparent of a Malden Catholic student, Marie knew that Malden Catholic embodied her strong Catholic beliefs and convictions and that these were nurtured and reinforced daily throughout her grandson’s MC experience. For this reason, through her estate Marie has chosen to honor Malden Catholic High School and the commitment of the Xaverian Brothers and dedicated lay faculty and staff with an estate gift providing essential financial support for motivated and hard-working students today and for the future.

Malden Catholic is most grateful to Mrs. Marie (Helmick) Barry for her tremendous generosity in strengthening the ability of Malden Catholic to provide our students with the life-lasting impact of the MC experience.

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Malden Catholic High School Board of Trustees Mr. James R. Donovan Hon’11 Chairman of the Board of Trustees Retired Chief Financial Officer, Amerifee Corp Mr. John K. Thornburg Ex-officio President, Malden Catholic High School Ms. Alicia Cooney P’21 Co-Founder, Senior Advisor Monument Group Mr. Roberto L. Di Marco, Esq. ’91 P’23 Partner, Foster, Walker & Di Marco, P.C. Mr. Edward Ellison Head of School, Cape Fear Academy Mr. Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ‘81 Chairman, Board of Review, Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development Mr. William J. Guinee P’11 ’15 General Manager, Danvers Motor Company, Inc. Bro. Lawrence Harvey, C.F.X. ’79 Xaverian Brothers Generalate Mr. Thomas L. Hughes Jr. '75 Retired Executive Vice President, Fidelity Investments Mr. Richard LeBranti ’94 Co-Founder | CFP® Professional, Doble LeBranti Financial Group

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Mrs. Amy Lonergan, Esq. Partner, Day Pitney LLP Ms. Patricia McWade, GC ’65 Dean of Student Financial Services, Georgetown University Mr. Adrian Mims National Calculus Project Director, Cambridge Education Mrs. Julie F. Norton P’16 Director, Academic Ceremonies, Northeastern University Mrs. Janet O’Neill P’15 Managing Director, CBIZ & MHM Mrs. Rosemary (Boland) Phalen, R.N. GC ’69 Quality Committee, Boston Medical Center Mr. Paul Sullivan P.E., LEED AP ’87 P’22 President, RW Sullivan Engineering Mr. Mason Tenaglia ’74 Managing Partner, Tenaglia & Co. Mr. Brian Walsh ’84 P’16 ’18 ’20 Managing Director, Boston Financial Management

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Time Capsule The first issue of the Girls Catholic school newspaper, The Ricardian, named for Immaculate Conception’s Monsignor Richard Neagle, appeared in May 1933 featuring short stories, poetry, class wills and prophecies, as well as reports of activities. By the early ’40s and extending through the ’60s the newspaper became a joint venture, published Quarterly by the students of Girls Catholic and Malden Catholic. During that time, The Ricardian was a regular 1st-Place winner at the Columbia Press Convention. We present snippets of The Ricardian here to celebrate our history and to marvel at “the way we were”!

The boys and girls of Malden Catholic for the 2020-21 school year experienced a world in turmoil with normal routines upended by pandemic challenges. As traumatic as that year had been for them, it was not the first time MC/GC students faced world calamity with courage – as you will find in one of the items here from the February 1942 edition of The Ricardian, two months after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

O N D EC E M B E R 7 ( AU T H O R ) On December 7, 1941, the forces of the Rising Sun attacked without warning America’s far-flung outposts in the Pacific. On December 8, the feast day of the Queen of Peace, the United States of America declared war on the Empire of Japan. This declaration shocked the entire populace which believed that Japanese representatives in Washington were doing their utmost to bring about a peaceful settlement of the Far Eastern problems. In reality, though, this gesture by Kurusu and his henchmen cloaked the true intention of the Japanese government. Their unwarranted attack and destruction of American lives and property will be recorded in the annals of history as the most dastardly deed ever perpetrated by a foreign country - for even in war there is some code of honor.

Undoubtedly, some high school students, reading about the war, have passed it off lightly, saying, “Well, this conflict, raging thousands of miles away in the vast Pacific, cannot affect me.” But they are wrong. The stark realization of the nearness of this war struck us as the entire student body attended Mass for our former classmate, Joseph Maloney, killed in action at Pearl Harbor, as it was thought.

But a later cablegram announced his safety.

Yes, indeed, their whole lives will be affected, for soon many of these youths will be leaving high school to face a world disrupted by a conflagration the magnitude of which is almost impossible to comprehend. They will become the nucleus of our vast army, navy, air force, and industrial might.

Fortunately, we who leave M. C. H. S. will be better prepared to meet this turbulent world than other youths.

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greatness, that there is no such thing as an invincible, all-powerful dictator, that we are nothing but insignificant creatures on this battle-scarred earth. Since our moral fiber has been strengthened by this splendid training, we will not cower in fear or complain in times of disaster or pessimism, but we will go forward in battle trusting always in our God and in our Government.

- Boys’ Editor (John Nicholson, 1942)

S I X T H A N N UA L P R O M H E L D I N LY N N F I E L D The Happy Valley Country Club, Lynnfield, was the festive scene of the boys' sixth annual Junior Prom. Over 75 couples danced to the syncopated rhythms of Bert Edward’s orchestra. Plaques of the Blessed Virgin Mary were presented to the young ladies as a memo of the occasion.

Class president Howard Smith and Ruth Gilligan led the grand march. Another never-to-be-forgotten incident was the duet of “You Are My Sunshine” by Bill Cosgrove and John La Rossiere. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelly chaperoned the affair. The committee in charge of the Prom was John Spencer, John P. Hughes, Jr., Howard Smith, John Mallon, John La Rossiere, John Hurley, Thomas Menton, Thomas Borgan, Charles Kelly, assisted by Brothers Anton and Armand, C.F.X., as advisors.

T H E R E’ S A F I R S T T I M E F O R E V E R Y T H I N G : G A L A S E N I O R DA N C E H E L D I N MARYHALL Shy lads met vivacious lassies; shy lassies met debonair lads. Where and when did this occur? Why, Friday night, Dec. 5, at Maryhall. All the Seniors joined forces to make

merry under the auspices of the Blessed Virgin, who was presented with a bouquet of roses by the Senior A Class president, Marie Dillon. Sodality Prefect, Rosemary Nicholson, and senior class president Bill Cosgrove led the Grand March. We were happy at the response of the senior students.

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No, I am not going to talk about the destruction in the Philippines nor the treachery in Japan, nor the battles on the Pacific – for a change I am going to talk about you and me, about what we are doing for the U.S., about what we should be doing, and about what we shall be doing.

You think, perhaps, that we who are merely high school students cannot be of much benefit in matters of such overwhelming gravity. But you are wrong! It is because we ARE merely high school students that we Can be of much benefit. It is because we are YOUNG and UNWORLDLY that we can look at this thing not with suspicion and cynicism but with frankness and honesty. It is because we are ENERGETIC and ENTHUSIASTIC that we can fight and lose, and fight and lose, and still be willing to try again.

Today, once more, a hideous evil, more enduring that time itself, more powerful than any law or principle of honor, stronger than the strongest mechanism of man has

caught a weary world napping and is now fondling it in an embrace of culpable disaster. Such a time has entered our lives, yours and mine – and we are a part of it. We are members. We belong. To us remains only the task of proving our worth. This can be done by, first of all, respecting the wishes and demands of our government and by co-operating in every way with the officials of our city.

One of the first and most effective ways in which we can accomplish this is by buying U.S. Defense Bonds and by contributing to the American Red Cross. Then, too, we shall endeavor to learn something about first aid and study the rules printed now in newspapers and magazines regarding precautionary methods in an air raid. But perhaps the most important means of assistance is a spirit of willingness to help, eagerness to learn and unselfishness to give. And that spirit we have!

Yes, you and I may be merely high school students, but being that, we possess those enviable qualities of youth that are so vitally essential and so desperately needed today – the simple laugh, the indefatigable enthusiasm, the youthful American spirit that are yours and mine.

- Girls’ Editor (Barbara Dewey, 1942)

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