Mount Magazine - Winter 2009

News and Information from Mount Saint Charles Academy • Brothers of the Sacred Heart • Winter 2009 • Issue 5

Mount Community Passionate About Serving Others Donald Demers Named to National Catholic Development Conference Board of Directors Five Mount Girls Teams Take State Championships

Brothers of the Sacred Heart Inducted Into the American French Genealogical Society’s Hall of Fame Raymond Morin Honored

by RI Mathematics Teachers Association Remembering the Hurricane of 1938

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Mount Community Service Mount students and alumni reach new heights in the giving of their time and talents.

Mount Advancement Director Named to NCDC Board MSC Director of Advancement named to National Catholic Development Council Board of Directors.

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Brothers Honored by Genealogical Society Brothers of the Sacred Heart were inducted into the American French Genealogical Society’s Hall of Fame.

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Mount Alum Remembers Hurricane John C. McAuliffe recounts his first-hand experience of the Hurricane of 1938.

President’s Letter 3

Principal’s Letter 4

Class Notes 8

Around Campus 10

On the cover: Anthony Vinciguerra Class of 1992 in the Dolomites, a section of the Alps located for the most part in the province of Belluno, north-eastern Italy.

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t is with a great sense of humility and honor that I have accepted to serve as the major superior of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart of the New England Province.

I humbly accepted to be Provincial as animator and administrator of the Brothers and of our ministries in New England and England for the next four years.

Having been head of Mount, first as Principal from 1986 to 1991 and then its first President, I have grown in appreciation of the value of leadership amidst dedicated men and women, committed to the education of the young people entrusted to our care.

It is an honor to continue my efforts in a comprehensive way to ensure the life and mission of our founders Rev. Andre Coindre and Br. Polycarp remains active at Mount.

The French community of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, founded in Lyon, France, in 1821, responded in its missionary spirit to the people of the South, to come to the “new world” to open schools for the French communities along the Mississippi Valley. By the close of the 19th Century, a vast number of Canadians were migrating to the mill cities and towns of New England, and the Brothers embraced the dream of assisting these immigrant families, educating their children, preserving their language and enlivening their Catholic faith.

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The newly founded American Province of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart quickly expanded in New England, opening parish schools in Manchester, NH in 1889, in Nashua, NH in 1891, Haverhill, MA in 1894 and “Le Petit College” at Precious Blood Parish, Woonsocket, RI in 1898.These schools not only nourished the faith and culture of the French Canadian communities but enabled families to educate their children to the 9th grade and beyond.

Throughout the 20th century the Brothers continued to expand Catholic education in New England. In 1909, the Brothers began their first junior-senior high school, Sacred Heart Academy in Central Falls, RI and in 1924, Mount Saint Charles Academy.

The school was soon recognized as an excellent seat of learning and increasing enrollment and expansion marked the ensuing years.Young men were now being afforded an opportunity to attain a high school diploma and many became the first in their family to go on to college.

In the late 60’s, due to the religious vocation crisis and the deterioration of buildings, many parish schools merged and some were forced to close their doors. In 1972, the leaders of Mount Saint Charles made the courageous decision to expand the school into a co-educational institution. During the ensuing decades, the school continued to flourish. Mount achieved

accreditation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and was twice recognized as a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education.

The Brothers of the Sacred Heart continue to maintain a strong presence, carrying on the dreams of their founders.

In partnership with lay educators, they prepare students to meet the challenges of the new millennium. Our students are guided by the school’s mission to develop their gifts and talents for the betterment of themselves and in service to society.

As I end this academic year as President of the Academy, I have accepted to serve as Mount’s next Chairman of the Board of Trustees. I look forward with anticipation to Mount’s bright future of educating the next generation of young people “who believe in God’s love, who live God’s Love, and who spread the love of God” among themselves, their families and the larger community for the betterment of the world.

God bless us all,

Br. Robert R. Croteau, SC President

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experiences to become people of faith t. St. Charles has begun who use their talents and intellects to its 85th year of educating serve others.” young men and women in the tradition of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Over the course of Yes, Mount is a college-prep those years much has changed in Catholic high school. Academically, the world of education and in the we strive to prepare our students to world itself. Life in 2008 is very be successful in college and beyond. different from what it was in 1928 But beyond their success in college or 1948 or 1978.There is no doubt and career, we strive to instill in our that you would find Mount somestudents a desire to be of service to what different than it was during your days here were “WE CHALLENGE OUR STUDENTS you to visit us now.

THROUGH A RIGOROUS ACADEMIC The challenges of PROGRAM AND THROUGH RELIGIOUS the 21st Century have necessitated AND CO-CURRICULAR EXPERIENCES that we respond TO BECOME PEOPLE OF FAITH WHO appropriately in USE THEIR TALENTS AND INTELLECTS order to prepare TO SERVE OTHERS.” our students for lives and careers in this new century. others so that whether they Were you to visit Mount today, become teachers or doctors or though, I think you would find that lawyers or engineers, they will live what lies at the heart of the school lives focused on making a difference and its mission has not changed.The for others. A Mount graduate is curriculum may be different, hopefully one who opens his heart the way we go about teaching and and his hands to others, one who learning is somewhat different, and finds room in her busy day for those the physical plant itself has changed. who need help, one who recognizes But what makes Mount the school injustice and works to combat it, that it is has remained the same one who, by his or her presence, through all of these years. Our brings Christ into the world and Mission Statement, which is posted thus makes the world a better throughout the school, reminds us place. all of what we are called to do and what we expect our students to In the pages of this magazine you become: “We challenge our students will read of some of the many ways in which our students today serve through a rigorous academic program others – students who visit nursing and through religious and co-curricular

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homes, who tutor other students, who work in local soup kitchens, who volunteer to work with children with disabilities, who volunteer in hospitals.These values have become a way of life here at Mount.

The younger students learn from the example of the older students.

And our graduates take these values with them and will hopefully make them a permanent part of their lives.

Yes, the world has changed over the course of 85 years and Mount has changed in response to the demands of a changing society. One thing, though, has never changed.

There are always those among us to whom we need to reach out.

Mount continues to challenge its students to reach out to those people – and our students respond in many, varied, and marvelous ways.

And the world is hopefully made better – one person, one moment, one day at a time.

Excelsior!

Herve Richer ‘74 Principal

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Service. Service. Service. enjoyable) six months, and then went to Cuba for a year to study religion and social change in the Latin American context.

Students at Mount, in religion classes alone, spend over 31,424 hours per school year helping the elderly, tutoring, coaching, volunteering, cooking, cleaning, serving, shoveling, walking dogs, picking up trash, and the list goes on.

How did we get that number?

Well, there are 268 students in the 7th and 8th grades at Mount and 724 students in the high school.The junior high students are required to offer a minimum of 5 hours of service per quarter for a total of 20 hours per year and the high school students a minimum of 6 hours of service per quarter for a total of 24 hours per year.

ing, toy, and book drives.

Many Mounties have found an opportunity to carry this love of service throughout their lives. In this issue of MOUNT we are highlighting just a few of their stories.

Anthony Vinciguerra Anthony graduated from Mount St. Charles in 1992 – but the values and inspiration he found at MSC have stayed with him as he has carved out his life’s unique path.

20 hours x 268 students = 5,360 hours 36 hours x 724 students = 26,064 hours For a total of = 31, 424 hours

After graduating from Mount, Anthony went on to study English and Religious Studies at the College of the Holy Cross. While at Holy Cross he participated in various service trips, both locally (in Worcester, MA) and in rural Appalachia. He spent his junior year studying in Italy and traveling in Eastern Europe, while also participating in a formative intercultural dialogue experience with the extreme poor in Cuernavaca, Mexico.

And this is just the beginning.

Most of our students also perform additional hours through their participation in the National Honor Society, Student Administrative Council, Best Buddies, Music Ministry, Peer Ministry, Service Opportunity Depot, and school sponsored food, cloth-

After finishing school at Holy Cross, Anthony spent one year as the first American participant in the Eastern European Jesuit Volunteer Corp, teaching English to low-income Hungarian-minority students in Bratislava, Slovakia. Following this he returned to Mount to teach religion for a (very

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After his time in Cuba Anthony moved on to study Religion and Society at the Graduate Theological Union (in Berkeley, CA). While in graduate school, he lived and worked at the Oakland Catholic Worker – a half-way house and community center for Central American refugees in inner-city Oakland.

Anthony left Oakland, and eventually found his way to Miami, FL, where he now lives.

He spent one year working with the South Florida Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice (organizing a worker-rights initiative for lowincome immigrant workers), as well as a year with the Archdiocese of Miami’s Office of Social Advocacy.

Anthony Vinciguerra in the Dolomites a section of the Alps located in north-eastern Italy.

Anthony currently teaches in the Religious Studies department at St. Thomas University (the Archdiocesan university for Miami, FL), and directs their Center for Justice and Peace.

His work at the Center focuses on engaging the students, faculty and staff of the university in social justice issues on several levels: Locally he coordinates the university’s

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participation in community organizing efforts to curb violence and poverty in the university’s immediate area; Regionally he connects students and faculty with farm worker organizations fighting for better labor standards in the fields of Central Florida; and Internationally Anthony’s work engages faculty and students in collaborative development projects in Miami’s sisterdiocese of Port-de-Paix, Haiti.

In light of the political turmoil, food crises, and recent hurricanes in Haiti the international component of his work has taken on a renewed emphasis.

In partnership with the Archdiocese of Miami, Anthony leads a team of faculty and students at the university who are working on three long-term, social, economic and environmental development projects in what is the poorest region of the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.

The three projects are: 1) Kafe Lavi/Coffee of Life; 2) Women’s Fair-Trade Artisan Products; 3)Solar Energy/Solar Bakery Projects

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Though he’s traveled the world, and studied at a number of universities, Anthony cites his time in the MSC Music program (with Marc Blanchette) and his AP English class as two of his most formational experiences.

One of his favorite Mount stories, however, comes from a senior-year, homeroom morning with Mr. Richard Lawrence.

It was the day of a big tennis match against Barrington, and Anthony and the other tennis team members were excited.

Amid the chatter, Anthony ran up to up to Mr. Lawrence, who was then the varsity tennis coach, and was characteristically busy correcting papers.

“Hey Mr. Lawrence!” he asked.

“Are you psyched for the match today?!” Mr. Lawrence stopped his work. He paused.

Then he slowly looked up from his desk, and answered deliberately: “Vinciguerra. I’m psyched when I brush my teeth.”

Anthony tries to live with that same passion every day.

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Anthony currently lives in Miami, FL, and works at St.Thomas University.

He can be contacted at avinciguerra@stu.edu.

Chickering Family written by John Chickering Getting involved and helping others has been part of our DNA for a long time, and probably explains why Mount was such a natural choice for us.

One of my first deliberate efforts at organized volunteering began 25+ years ago when I started visiting residents at a local nursing home in Maryland. During our time here in Boston, the volunteering has been a family passion.

We’ve worked with several volunteer organizations in the Greater Boston area.The work has ranged from painting, to visiting at a hospital, to dressing up as oversized characters in support of Reading is Fundamental. I’ve led 4 trips to Pearlington, MS with the United Methodist Church’s Volunteers in Mission organization.The trips have been rewarding all the way around.

One funny story comes out of Monica’s senior year when one of her teachers said something to the effect of “... well it’s not like any of you have gotten on an airplane and flown to New Orleans...” I can’t remember her exact reply, but I Volunteering is a family affair for John, Margaret, Jennifer ‘05 & Monica Chickering ‘08.

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believe Monica raised her hand and pointed out that she’d been several times. Both Jennifer and Monica are actively pursing community service studies at Hood College in Frederick, MD. Jennifer is running the Best Buddies program there. Hood’s Best Buddies program is nearly the size of the University of Maryland’s despite the fact that the University has nearly ten times the population of Hood.

I’m currently planning our next trip to Mississippi for March 7th - 14th. I welcome the support of anyone in the Mount community who is interested in going with us.

If you would have asked me why I do it several years ago, I’d probably say something to the effect of “I can’t not get involved.” I’ve grown spiritually over the last couple of years and now know that I’m simply following God’s call.

Joseph Connolly Recognized for volunteering at the Rhode Island Blood Center for 25 years It’s not unusual to find Joseph Connolly greeting blood donors at a community blood drive like old friends. After all, Joe has been working at many of those drives for the past 25 years.

Connolly was recently honored by the RI Blood Center, receiving the first Joseph Connolly Silver Service Award, named after him and awarded to those who have been vol-

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unteering at the Blood Center for 25 years.

“Joe has demonstrated a level of dedication to the Blood Center that is extraordinary,” said Christopher Macri, the Blood Center’s Volunteer Coordinator. “He is not only amazingly reliable for so many years, but with his personality he helps make our blood drives a very pleasant experience for blood donors.”

Connolly, 83, lives in Manville with Margaret, his wife of 62 years.They have two children, Jimmy and Kathy. Kathy is also the Rhode Island Blood Center’s Director of Public Relations.

Besides volunteering at blood drives, Connolly remains the blood drive coordinator at St. James Church, where he has been running the drives since 1980.

A World War II veteran, Connolly worked for Conditioned Aire Corp. for 59 years as a steamfitter, mechanical estimator, and project manager.

Besides volunteering at the Blood Center, Connolly is a life member of the Rod & Club at Sayles Hill Road, involved in

the CYO, on the board of trustees of St. James Pastor Council, and finance committee of St. James Church.

Mr. Connolly is pictured with students Marissa Lacombe (on the left) and Amy Horan.

The Rhode Island Blood Center has volunteer opportunities in a number of areas, from drivers to administrative.

Anyone interested in exploring volunteer opportunities should contact Macri at 401-4538378.

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1960 Herve Pelland recently returned from Denver, CO where he was honored and received the Region 1 Teacher of the Year award for Outstanding Contributions in Correctional Education.

Region 1 is represented by PA, NY, NJ, the NE states and the Northern Province of Canada.

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LTC (Retired) Michael Hurst received his second Bronze Star Medal for Operation Iraqi Freedom at his End of Tour Award ceremony at Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq in May 2008. During his tour of duty, Mike served as the Field Historian, Open Source Intelligence OIC, and Deputy Effects Coordinator for the Multinational Division-Center HQ from March 2007 - May 2008. Mike recently retired from Active Duty on 1 August 2008 after serving more than 29+ years with the US Army.

Mike (left) receiving his second Bronze Star from MG Edward Cardon, MND-C DCG (Support).

1979 Air Force Major Michael Tellier has retired from military service after 24 years.

He was honored at a retirement ceremony May 28 at Offutt Air Base in Nebraska.

During his service, he flew the E-4B, B-52G and B-1B. He served as senior operations duty officer with the 607th Combat Operations Squadron. He has served as instructor pilot, chief of pilot training, chief of standardization and evaluation, and chief of avionics upgrades. He also received the Meritorious 8

Service Medal with one oak leaf cluster, the Aerial Achievement Medal with six oak leaf clusters, and the Combat Readiness Medal with three oak leaf clusters.

He has accepted civilian employment with Citation Shares in Orlando, FL.

1984 Edward Fitzpatrick is the new political columnist for The Providence Journal and projo.com. He has 20 years of experience as a reporter and editor at daily newspapers, including the past 8 years at The Journal. Edward graduated from Syracuse University in 1988 with a duel degree in political science and magazine journalism.

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1991 Major David R. King, MD has been writing newspaper articles describing life as an Army medic in Iraq. A major in the US Army Reserve, deployed in Operation Iraqi Freedom, he is the chief of Trauma Surgery and Surgical Critical Care 86 Combat Support Hospital/848 Forward Surgical Team Airborne, Baghdad and the Attending Surgeon at Mass General Hospital, Harvard Medical School.

Susan Boucher Foxon and husband, Chay, welcomed Emma Helena on October 13, 2007. Sue is currently at home with Emma and her big sister Sophia (3).

Dena Chamberland and Maurice Chiappulini were married in July at Ehlers Estate Winery in St. Helena, CA. Dena works in the wine industry as an event/wedding coordinator.

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Jeff Bradley and his wife Julie are happy to announce the birth of their second child, Mackenzie. Mackenzie was born on August 3rd and bonded with her big brother Drew instantly. Jeff is with the PawSox and would love to hear from fellow classmates.

He can be e-mailed at jbradley@pawsox.com.

1998 Christine Jolicoeur Norwood and husband, Steven, welcomed the birth of their second child, Andrew Patrick on March 4, 2008. In addition to his Mom and Dad, Andrew is watched over by his very special Guardian Angel, big sister, Lauren Rose.

Kara Kearns Pelletier (‘98) and Matt Appenfeller (‘04) met at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Kara was working as a senior political producer for msnbc.com, while Matt was serving as a field

1993 Mark Hamel and Jessica Spitler are proud to announce the birth of their son, Jack Edward. He was born in June in Wittlich, Germany. The family moved from Germany to Florida in late summer. Mark

1988 Remi Fleuette was named the Region VIII Safety Professional of the Year by the American Society of Safety Engineers. He is employed by the PJ Keating Company in Lunenburg, MA. Remi and his wife Kelly are the parents of three children.

Stephanie Dalpe Lopez is a stay at home mom and working on a degree in Nursing.

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Donna Gamache-Griffiths and husband Russell announce the birth of their son, Graeme Russell Griffiths, born Wednesday, September 17th. Mom and Baby are healthy, and the entire family is extremely happy and very blessed.

Patrick Air Force Base.

They can be contacted at: skywalker@theriver.com.

organizer for “Rock the Vote.”

They’re pictured here during the “Ballot Bash,” hosted by Matt’s organization.

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is an instructor for EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University and Jessica is a pharmacist at

Tom Veilleux returned from a 4 month deployment to Afghanistan in January to his wife, Nicole and just in time for the birth of their daughter, Madison, born in March.

Everyone in the family is doing great.Tom is currently

C L A S S assigned to the 336 Fighter Squadron at Seymour Johnson AFB in NC. He is a Weapon Systems Officer in the F-15E Strike Eagle.

2000 Danielle Drolet recently accepted a position at Advanstar Communications located in New York City as Web News Editor for License! Danielle is a 2004 graduate of Quinnipiac University.

Kristen Kennedy and Jason Dusablon were married on August 23, 2008 by Reverend Michael Egan at the Alpine Country Club in Cranston, RI. They make their home in Woonsocket. She is currently a lead administrator for CVS Realty Co and part owner of Vino’s Bar & Bistro also in Woonsocket. Mounties in attendance were Jill (Savini) Moylan (bridesmaid) ‘95, Gina Savini ‘98, TJ Auclair ‘98, Kelly Coutu ‘00, Kyle Auclair ‘01, and Katelyn Auclair ‘02.

Justin Routhier, who went to RIC and then on to medical school at Brown is now doing his residency at Brigham & Women’s Hospital, his residency is being chronicled at www.makingadoctor.com.

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Michelle Vose and Matthew Shade were engaged recently.

Michelle, a graduate of UMASS Dartmouth is an electrical engineer for the STARS program at Raytheon.

Matthew is employed as a computer engineer for Intel.

A wedding is planned for August 2009.

2002 Alyssa Dube Bonner and husband, Jerry announce the birth of their first child, Addison

YES, I WANT TO MAKE A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE GIFT TO MOUNT Name

N O T E S Elizabeth Bonner. She was born on April 23, 2008 weighing 8lbs 1 ounce and measuring 20.5 inches long.

Everyone is doing wonderful!

2003 Mariel Auger and Brian Calnan were married in April of this year. Music was provided by John Guevremont ‘76, Marc Blanchette ‘76, Elizabeth Ryan and the students of Mount. The wedding party included; Jennifer Plouffe ‘03, Tara Calnan ‘08, Sean Calnan ‘09 and Matthew Hynes ‘03. Muriel teaches

at the Sullivan Middle School in Franlkin, MA and Brian teaches at Southbridge HS, also in MA. Robert Gaudet of Johnston served as a 2008 Betty Lea Stone Fellow in the American Cancer Society Research Fellowship Program. Robert is a 2nd year medical student and conducted his fellowship at Tufts University, where he researched the effectiveness

of an inhibitor for the human papilloma virus.

2006 Meghan McCooey, former tennis champion at Mount and a student at Tufts University, along with her tennis partner captured the doubles title in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s National Small College Championships in Mobile, AL.

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Jamie Clem, in his first year at the Naval Academy and Paul Archambault, in his first year at the Air Force Academy got together this Fall for the annual Air Force/Navy football game.

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Commended Students Herve Richer, Principal of Mount St. Charles Academy announced the names of the students who have been recognized as Commended Students in the 2009 National Merit Scholarship Program.These students placed among the top percent of more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2009 competition.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Leaders of the 2008-09 Mount St. Charles Foreign Language Club: Molly Munro, Erin McGrath, and Zoe Downes.

SAC RAISES MONEY FOR HAITI FUND This money was raised by having a “Dress Down” day by Mount’s students and faculty. Our donation to this fund was $3,624.45 Sister Jacqueline Crepeau, R.J.M. accepting a check from Emily Foster, President of SAC for the R.J.M.’s Haiti Fund.

Front Row L/R: Julia Becker, Rose Hendricks and Allison Marn. Back Row L/R: David Knight, Nathan Guevremont, Jared Bomba, and David Percy

September Students of the Month

YEARBOOK EDITORS L/R: Nicholas Wolney, Grade 8; T. J. Blair, Grade 12; Meaghan Smith, Grade 10; Taylor Sutherland, Grade 9; Marian Murphy, Grade 11; Elijah Tousignant, Grade 7.

L/R: Assistant Editor, Rachel Paquin; Editor in Chief, Eliza Foresti; and Assistant Editor, Amanda Fontaine

Raymond Morin Receives Award Mr. Raymond Morin, math teacher at Mount St. Charles Academy was recently honored by the Rhode Island Mathematics Teachers Association. He was named recipient of the Amadeo DeRobbio Memorial Award.This award is presented to an individual who demonstrates DeRobbio’s spirit and enthusiasm for mathematics and dedication to the Rhode Island Mathematics Teachers Association.

When he died in 1997 the RIMTA Executive Board established this award in his name. Morin, this year’s recipient, has served as secretary of RIMTA for several years.

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Mount Saint Charles Academy — A N N U A L R E P O R T Gifts received from January 2006 through June 2007 LOYALTY CLUB up to $99.99 Acuity Mr & Mrs Daniel Alburquerque Mr & Mrs James N Allam Dr Dennis Cruff & Dr Lisa Allam-Cruff ’77 Mr & Mrs Gilbert J Allen ’81 Mrs Mary F Almon Dr & Mrs Frank Amalfitano, Jr Mr & Mrs Peter Anagnostos ’72 Ms Jennifer L Anderson ’01 Mr & Mrs Joseph Andreozzi Mrs Doris Arcand Mr Robert R Archambault ’60 Mr Francis P Arego Mr Thomas A Arrico Mr & Mrs Bernard Ashley Mr Steven P Aubut ’90 Mr & Mrs Theodore Audet ’75 B P’S Corporate Cleaning Co, Inc Mr Richard Bagley Atty & Mrs Joseph Baglini Mr & Mrs Mark Barnabe ’74 Ms Ellen Barnes Selya Mr & Mrs John Baron ’69 Mrs Paula M Barry Mr Steven Bastow Mr Richard Baxter & Mrs Gina Simonelli Baxter ’89 Mr & Mrs Arthur J Baynes Mr John Beauchamp ’69 Mr & Mrs Roger P Beauchamp ’63 Mr & Mrs Norman A Beauchene ’48 Dr & Mrs Briand N Beaudin ’34 Mrs Pauline Beaudry Mr Michael R Bedard Mr & Mrs Martin W Bell ’67 Dr Michael Beltran & Mrs Erin Nugent Beltran ’99 Mr Thomas Benelli & Mrs Yvonne Grenon Benelli ’74 Ms Roberta E Berker Mr Charles Berky Mr Sean Bernier ’85 Ms Gail Berretto Mrs Mariette Bessette Mr & Mrs Conrad Bibeault ’57 Mr & Mrs Roger J Bibeault ’51 Mr & Mrs Alexander J Biliouris Mr Roger L Biron ’57 Ms Elodie E Blackmore Mr & Mrs Ronald Blais Mr & Mrs Richard R Blanchard ’63 Mr & Mrs Robert C Blanchette ’59 Mr Roland Boisvert Mr & Mrs Roland C Bouchard ’62 Mr Robert B Bourget ’64 Mr & Mrs Lionel O Bousquet ’41 Mr & Mrs Gary S Bowen Mr Tim Boyce & Mrs Gail Sciotti Boyce ’82 Mr & Mrs Mark Boyle Mr Paul D Bozzini Mr Anthony J Brady, Sr ’50 Mr Paul J Brais ’71 Mr Paul G Brodeur ’71 Mr & Mrs Ronald G Brodeur ’50 Mr & Mrs Roger C Brouillard ’73 Mr & Mrs Donald H Brown Mr & Mrs Richard Bryson

Mr Ms Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr

& Mrs David Buckley Barbie L Buckman ’88 Mary A Bullock Roger A Bultot ’70 Robert E Cabral, Jr ’06 & Mrs Joseph C Cahill, Jr ’71 & Mrs Albert Campellone Peter J Cannon ’57 Dorothy Caouette John A Cappelano ’80 Joseph J Cardillo ’98 & Mrs Thomas M Carey & Mrs George A Caron ’66 Diana Carpenter & Mrs John A Carr ’51 Armand Carriere ’61 & Mrs L Joseph Carroll ’64 & Mrs James D Cartier ’77 Charles J Casey Rocco Cashorali Jason M Catalano ’98 & Mrs Roland J Cayer ’44 & Mrs Richard J Cedor, Jr ’82 & Mrs Peter Certo Lillian Cianci & Mrs Norman D Cianfarani Henry Ciptiano, Jr Gerald E Cloutier ’61 Meredith Coleman ’99 & Mrs Raymond W Coleman & Mrs Ernest Collamati & Mrs Steven W Combes & Mrs Kasmirz Contre ’71 & Mrs John Cook & Mrs Larry D Cornell Patricia J Corriveau Joseph Cortellini & Mrs Jane Guevremont Cortellini ’79 Mr & Mrs John P Costello ’49 Mr Ronald R Cote ’63 Mr & Mrs Vincent P Courtemanche ’68 Mr & Mrs Daniel Couture Mr & Mrs Bernard J Crepeau ’55 Sr Jacqueline Creapeau, RJM Mr & Mrs Robert J Crowley Mr & Mrs Jozef Czado Mr Sylwester Czado ’05 Ms Nancy A Dalti Mr & Mrs Peter J D’Ambra Mr & Mrs Herbert J D’Arcy Mr & Mrs Steven L Deblieck Mr Paul DeCastro & Mrs Amy Lavallee DeCastro ’92 Mr & Mrs Michael DeCataldo Mr Gerard M Decelles Mr & Mrs Michael R Degrange ’71 Mr Charles Delisle & Mrs Helene Delorme Delisle ’74 Mr & Mrs Steven L Delisle Mr & Mrs James Demers Mr & Mrs Michael D Demers Mr & Mrs Rene L Demers ’56 Mr Roland E Deneault Mr & Mrs Gerald R Deragon ’56 Mr Richard Dery Mr & Mrs Charles Desaulniers ’52 Mr & Mrs Donald Desauliniers Mr Peter M Descheneaux ’88 Mr & Mrs Marc Desilets ’72 Mr & Mrs Jacques A Dextradeur

G Dicostanzo, Inc Flagship Bus Mr & Mrs Joseph C DiMattina ’67 Mr & Mrs John V Donnelly ’63 Mrs Anne M Dooley Mr Paul Doran & Mrs Denise Ruggieri Doran ’76 Mrs Frances Doran Mr & Mrs Henry Drewes ’42 Mr Dennis F Dubois ’61 Mr Eric Dubois & Mrs Elizabeth Goulet Dubois ’85 Mr Emile V Dubois Mr & Mrs Leo D Dubac, Jr Mr & Mrs Denis Ducharme ’54 Mr & Mrs Ronald Duguay ’55 Mr & Mrs Gerard J Dulac ’38 Mr & Mrs Michael R Dumas ’84 Mr Mark Duncan & Mrs Diane Aubut Duncan’86 Mr & Mrs Robert J Dunn Mr & Mrs Albert E Durand ’69 Mr James O Durkin Mr & Mrs Lon English Ms Pauline M Erdman Mr Salvatore Esposito & Mrs Melinda Welsh Esposito ’88 Mr & Mrs David R Falls ’87 Dr Glen Fandetti ’92 Mrs Virginia Farrell Ms Jocelyne E Picard ’87 Mr & Mrs Henry Fecteau Ms Gloria Ferioli Ms Lisa Ferrara Mr Michael Ferrier Mr & Mrs Henry Ferry Mr & Mrs Henry Ferry Mr & Mrs Michael Ferry Ms Rebecca L Ferry ’00 Mr & Mrs Roger Fisette ’48 Ms Anna M Flaherty Mr & Mrs Andre B Fontaine ’77 Mr & Mrs John Fontaine ’49 Mr & Mrs Lucien Fontaine Mr Richard Fontaine Mr Walter Fontaine, Jr ’61 Mr & Mrs Roland J Forand ’51 Mr & Mrs Ronald O Forcier ’75 Mr & Mrs Raymond Forget, Jr ’64 Mr & Mrs Norman P Fortier ’51 Mr Chay Foxon & Mrs Susan Boucher Foxon ’92 Mr Patrick L Frasca Mr Robert S Frueh ’65 Mrs Marlene A Gagnon Mr & Mrs Roger P Gagnon ’64 Mr & Mrs George A Gamache ’61 Mr & Mrs Normand T Gamache, Jr ’67 Ms Catherine B Garceau Mr & Mrs Roger N Garceau ’52 Mr & Mrs Joel Gardner Mr Joseph D Garrepy Mr Philip Garrepy Mr & Mrs Eugene A Gasparro Mr Nicholas G Gassey ’81 Mr Robert E Gaudet, Jr ’03 Mr & Mrs Christopher Gauthier Col Edward G Gauthier ’52 Mr & Mrs George E Gautreau, Sr ’45 Mr & Mrs Roger A Gelinas ’62 Mr & Mrs W Robert Gelinas ’51

General Mills Foundation Ms Theresa Gil Mr & Mrs Peter J Gingras ’77 Mr William S Glatki ’38 Mr & Mrs Paul H Godfrin, Jr ’67 Ms Theresa M Godin Mr Mark P Gonthier ’79 Ms Audra Gouin ’92 Mr & Mrs Bruce D Gouin ’70 Mr Joseph Grasso & Mrs Kathleen Caine Grasso ’83 Dr & Mrs Christopher W Gregory ’80 Mr Robert D Gregory Mr Donald Gregson Mr & Mrs Guy Grinsell Mr Guy Grinsell Ms Juliette Guay Mr Marcel Guevremont Mr Philip Guidrey & Mrs Jennifer Gittings Guidrey ’88 Mr Michael Guilbault ’77 Ms Jeannette Guilbert Mr & Mrs Roland Guilmette Mr Andrew A Hasse Mr Mark O Hamel ’71 Mr Thomas P Hamel ’72 Mr David Hamilton & Mrs Pamela Wojciechowski Hamilton ’77 Ms Paulette Hamilton-Kell Mr Joseph R Hanna ’06 Mr & Mrs Peter Horn Mr & Mrs Andrew Harmon Mr & Mrs Robert C Harnois ’66 Mrs Lorraine C Harrington Mr & Mrs E Brian Harvey ’84 Mr & Mrs Louis F Hebert ’49 Mr & Mrs Paul M Hembise ’48 Mr & Mrs Rene A Hemond Ms Kathleen Henderson Mr & Mrs Roger A Heroux ’66 Mr John Hession & Mrs Kristen Olesky Hession ’84 Mr & Mrs Edward G Hicks ’51 Mr & Mrs James A Higgiston Mr Christopher M Horan ’88 Mr Mark D Horan & Mrs Rita Devine Horan ’77 Mr Mark Horan ’77 & Mrs Rita Devine Horan ’78 Mr Marc R Houde ’83 Mr & Mrs Ward Hough Mr & Mrs Brian P Huard Mr & Mrs Frederick L Hunt Mr Neil W Hunt ’00 Mr Nicholas F Iarocci ’04 Ms Elaine Illuzzi Mr Bernard A Jackvony Col & Mrs Donald J Jalbert ’36 Mr & Mrs Jeffrey T Jerrier ’87 Mr & Mrs Carl Johnson Mrs Eleanor Jolicoeur Mr & Mrs Otis E Jolly ’52 Ms Karen Jones Mr & Mrs Robert R Joseph Mrs Barbara Kane Mr Jane D Kane Mr & Mrs Robert L Keith ’69 Mrs Lena J Keller Mr & Mrs Richard Kennedy Mr & Mrs Eugene A Kessler ’64

Kirkbrae Country Club Mr & Mrs George P Kohutanycz Mr Christopher C Koutros ’00 Ms Pauline D LaBine Mr & Mrs Robert A Labreche ’59 Mr & Mrs Frank J Lally Ms Francoise L Lamansky Mr & Mrs Arthur M Lambert Mr Arthur Lambert & Mrs Diane Cournoyer Lambert ’74 Ms Jerilyn J Lambert ’84 Rev Romeo Lamothe Mr & Mrs Ron Lancaster Mr Paul R Landry Mr Edgar LaPlante ’41 Mr & Mrs Robert J Laplante ’53 Mr Peter LaPlume Mr Bernard H Larivee ’73 Mrs Yvonne M LaRoche Mr & Mrs Raymond E LaRochelle ’52 Dr & Mrs Albert Latour ’54 Mr & Mrs Denis Latour ’75 Mr & Mrs Marcel R Latour ’43 Mr & Mrs Robert A Latour ’56 MSgt & Mrs Philip A Lavorgna ’46 Mr & Mrs Richard D Lawrence Mr & Mrs Charles A Leclerc ’59 Ms Irma LeFever Mr & Mrs J David LeFrancois ’67 Ms Lucie M Lefrancois Mrs Helen A Lepore Ms Adrienne B L’Esperance Mr & Mrs Robert Letourneau Mr & Mrs Boris Liblanc ’51 Mr Mark E Lightowler ’73 Mr & Mrs Andrew Lizotte ’83 Mr Christopher M Lodowsky ’92 Mrs Glenda Luzzi Ms Meghan T MacDonald ’94 Mr & Mrs Marc Magerman Ms Louise Mailloux Ms Michaline Majkut Mr & Mrs James F Malley ’57 Mr Dennis M Maloney ’56 Ms Rita Manachi ’91 Mr & Mrs Jerome N Mandeville S/M GT Marcel G Mandeville ’57 Mr & Mrs Antonio L Marcelino Mr & Mrs Paul Marchand ’59 Mrs Joan Marois Mr & Mrs Florian E Marquis ’47 Mr & Mrs Richard M Marquis ’71 Mr & Mrs Marc R Martin ’75 Mr & Mrs Michael J Martin Mr Mariusz Masnyk & Mrs Anne Marie Barrie Masnyk’76 Ms Doris M Masse ’80 Mr & Mrs Joseph Mastaj Mr & Mrs Jean Paul E Mathieu ’60 Dr & Mrs Robert S Mathieu ’75 Mr F McCarthy Ms Lucille V McCarthy Mr John P McClintock ’98 Mr & Mrs Alfred E McCooey, Sr ’45 Mrs Aileen McDonald Atty Michael T McGahan ’66 Mr Timothy J McGee ’64 Mr Terrance B McKenna Mr & Mrs Raymond N Menard Mr Arthur B Merchant 11

Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr

& Mrs Lloyd B Merrill & Mrs Timothy D Mertens & Mrs Bernard E Meunier ’45 & Mrs Martin R Meyer, Jr Jennifer J Mojzak ’94 Daniel Monaco & Mrs Sara Tenrerio Monaco’96 Mr & Mrs John Monahan ’54 Mr & Mrs Joaquim G Morais Mr & Mrs Henry Morel ’70 Mr & Mrs Maurice Morin Mr & Mrs Raymond E Morin ’ 70 Ms Catherine R Morissette Mr Keith Turner & Mrs Michelle Morissette Turner ’91 Mr & Mrs George F Morris, Jr Mr John R Morrison ’58 Mr & Mrs William H Morrissette, Jr Mr & Mrs Richard C Morrissey Ms Christine Morse Mr & Mrs Stephen Motuzas Ms Jeanne Mourey Mount Saint Charles Faculty & Staff Mrs Gladys R Mucci Mr & Mrs Harold Murphy Mr & Mrs Edgar E Nadeau ’45 Mr & Mrs Francis R Nadeau ’65 Mr & Mrs David Narodowy Mr & Mrs Wayne Narodowy Mr & Mrs Robert O Nault ’45 Ms Carol A Naylor Ms Cynthia Noble & Mr James Gallagher Mr & Mrs Mark Smyth ’92 Mr & Mrs Edward D O’Brien Mr & Mrs Robert O’Byck Ms Eileen O’Reilly Mr & Mrs Michael O’Rourke Mr & Mrs Kenneth C Otzel Mr Matthew Otzel ’05 Mr & Mrs Rene Ouellet ’70 Mr James P Paolantonio ’89 Mr & Mrs Andre Paradis ’60 Mr & Mrs Roger Parent ’52 Dr & Mrs Francis W Parnell ’57 Mr Bertrand G Paul, Jr ’62 Mr Robert G Paulhaus ’59 Ms Diane S Payson Mr Gary R Pelissier ’76 Mr & Mrs Richard R Pelletier Ms Alfreda F Peloqion Mr & Mrs Henry Peloquin ’64 Ms Carolyn A Pepin Mr & Mrs Paul Pfizenmaier Mr Joseph Phaneuf ’49 Mr & Mrs Eric Picard ’76 Mr & Mrs David Pickart Mr & Mrs Jonathan Pierce Mr & Mrs Philias E Pincince Ms Rose A Pingitore Mr & Mrs Richard A Pitrone Mr & Mrs Timothy D Plante ’79 Mr William Poisson Mr Gary Porter & Mrs Elizabeth Savaria Porter ’77 Mr & Mrs Normand J Provencal ’46 Ms Nadine Provost Father Charles Quinn Mr & Mrs James G Quinn ’56 Mr & Mrs David J Quirk Mr Henry Racine ’75 Mr Ken Heilig & Mrs Diane Raeke Heilig ’83 Mr & Mrs Kenneth V Rainone ’64 Mr & Mrs Michael Rapko ’67 Mr & Mrs Robert A Raymond ’70 12

Mr Victor F Rebello ’68 Mr & Mrs Omer H Recore, Jr ’68 Mr & Mrs James L Reed Mr & Mrs Joseph H Rego ’73 Mr & Mrs Donald Reilly, Jr Deacon & Mrs Lionel J Remillard Ms Sandra E Remmenes Mr & Mrs Ronald N Renaud ’77 REPM Corp Mr & Mrs Andrew F Resinsky ’49 Mr & Mrs Vincent Ricci, Jr Ms Nora Ricci-Drago 06 Mr Michael Richard Mr & Mrs Herve E Richer, Jr ’74 Ms Ethelwynne A Ridge Mr John Ritter & Mrs Caroline Arego ’79 Dr & Mrs Raymond J Roberge M & Mrsr Paul Robert ’42 Mr Kenneth E Roberts ’60 Mr & Mrs Arthur J Robidoux Ms Margaret A Sabetti ’84 Mr Theodore Saillant & Mrs Sandra Bolduc Saillant ’75 Mr & Mrs Donald Saladin Mr & Mrs Real P Salvas Mr & Mrs Alfred J Sammartino Dr & Mrs Robert P Sarni Mr & Mrs Martin Schmid Mr James Doyle & Mrs Anna Schmitt Doyle ’92 Mr & Mrs William Schneck Mr & Mrs Glen J Sciotti ’78 Ms Ibelle Sebastian Mr Albert K Sherman, Jr Ms Carroll A Skehan ’03 Mr & Mrs Marc Skoda Mr & Mrs John M Skowron Mr Daniel J Skwyra ’57 Ms Ann Smith Mr & Mrs Frederick Snodgrass ’58 Mr & Mrs Charles S Sokoloff Mr & Mrs Theodore Spas ’61 Mr & Mrs Jonathan M Springer ’61 Mr Del St Jean Ms Kathleen Stearns Mr & Mrs Thomas S Sullivan Mr & Mrs William J Sutherland ’72 Mr & Mrs Brian D Swiszcz Mr Brian Swiszcz & Mrs Monique Robidoux Swiszcz ’80 Mr & Mrs Matthew Sylvestre Mr & Mrs Joseph M Szlosek ’68 Mr David B Talan Mrs Louise Tancrell Mr & Mrs Marcel G Tardiff Br Roger Thibeault, SC Mrs Leona Thibault Mr & Mrs Norman A Thuot Mr & Mrs Laurent Toupin ’56 Ms Josephine Traglia Mr Matthew Trottier ’87 Mr & Mrs Ronald A Trottier ’63 Mr Claudio J Tuozzolo & Mrs Laurie Pagliarini Tuozzolo ’79 Mr & Mrs Robert A Turcotte LTC Michael Tusoni ’63 Ms Irene Urban Mr & Mrs Alcide L Vadenais ’45 Ms Marie-Therese Vaillant Mr & Mrs Rene J Valois ’53 Mr & Mrs Normand R Varieur ’43 Mrs Cheryl A Venancio Mr Frank L Veto ’98 Mr & Mrs Robert Villiard ’56 Ms Carmela Virgilio Mr & Mrs Thomas Wagstaff

Mr & Mrs Thomas Walker, Jr ’90 Mrs Bernard V Ward Mr & Mrs Richard M Ward ’68 Mr & Mrs Gary D Wharton Mr James M Wheatley ’01 Mr Walter L Wilk Mr & Mrs Robert D Wilkinson ’58 Mr & Mrs Raymond Williams Mr & Mrs Robert J Wood ’65 Mrs Claire Woodworth Mr & Mrs Harold J Wright Mr Jeffrey A Young, Sr Mr Joseph Zecher & Erica Morin Zecher ’82 Mr & Mrs Thomas Zeller Mr Richard J Zinno ’90 Mr & Mrs Vincent A Zito ’46

CENTURY CLUB $100 to $249.99 Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr

& Mrs Joseph V Abbatematteo & Mrs Paul Alexander Timothy F Allen ’86 & Mrs Lewis A Andrews lll ’60 & Mrs George A Anzuoni ’43 Derek J Archambault ’94 Adelard L Aubin, Jr ’59 & Mrs Henry E Aubut & Mrs Jean D Auger ’78 & Mrs Pierre Fisher Auger ’76 & Mrs Baillargeon ’54 & Mrs Rowland Barrett ’81 Harry Watson & Mrs Karen Barrie Watson ’88 Mr Richard J Beauchemin ’44 Mr Michael Y Belanger ’67 Mr & Mrs Lionel Belisle ’45 Mr & Mrs Maurice Bell ’51 Mrs Mary Regina Bennett ’82 Mr & Mrs Peter M Berkery ’51 Mr Adam Murphy & Mrs Cynthia Bilotti Murphy ’90 Mr Vincent Bilotti Mr F Steele Blackall III Mr & Mrs Marcel Blain ’62 Mrs Annette Blair Mr Steven Bokoski ’70 Mr Judah A Boulet ’92 Mrs Mary Bouley Mr & Mrs N David Bouley Lt Col & Mrs Paul J Bourdon ’61 Mr Anthony Brady Mr Patrick Butler & Mrs Kimberly Murray Butler ’85 Ms Eileen Cahill-Koutros Mr Joseph Calabrese & Mrs Michele Paolo Calbrese ’85 Mr William K Callanan Mr & Mrs Peter Campbell Mr David Cannata & Mrs Elizabeth White Cannata ’83 Mr & Mrs Brian Cardon Mr John Carney Mr Sean M Carney ’88 Mr & Mrs Albert Carrier ’76 Mr & Mrs Richard G Carriere Maj Jill Catalano Fieg, MD,MPH ’85 Mr & Mrs Nicholas L Cellere ’56 Mr Paul Chabot ’60 Mr Philip Chan Mr & Mrs Gerald M Chaput ’56 Mr & Mrs John C Clarke ’83 Mr & Mrs Kenneth M Cohen Mr & Mrs John F Coleman ’81 Computer Network Specialists, Inc

Mr & Mrs Gerard Corriveau Mr & Mrs Louis J Coulombe ’55 Mr Robert C Cournoyer ’66 Mr Ricard J Courtens ’64 Mr Edward R Czerwinski ’57 Mr & Mrs Jack Daddario Mr Gerard R Dault ’56 Ms Mary Lou D’Auray Mr & Mrs Dominic Del Prete Demers Food Service Mr & Mrs Fred DeRosa, Jr Mr Edgar DesRosiers ’39 Mr & Mrs Maurice A Deziel ’51 Mr & Mrs Robert DiCaprio Mr & Mrs William L Discepolo Mr David DiTommaso & Mrs Nancy Grochowksi DiTommaso ’78 Mr & Mrs Patrick Doherty Ms Charlotte R Dominique Mr & Mrs Robert L Drapeau ’57 Dr David Dubois & Dr Diane Dubois Mr & Mrs Marcel G Dumas Mr & Mrs Joseph E Earley, Jr Mr & Mrs Robert J Easton Mr & Mrs Michael J Engels ’56 Mr & Mrs Charles F Farard ’48 Mr John Faricy Mr & Mrs Frank P Fede, Sr Mr & Mrs Albert R Ferrier ’47 Mr & Mrs James J Ferry Ms Muriel Fisher Mr & Mrs Richard Eugene Fishpaw Maj Thomas W Fitzgerald ’71 Mr & Mrs Rene Fleutte ’66 Mr & Mrs George A Forcier ’56 Mr Todd Forget & Mrs Sherrie Roy Forget ’90 Mr Lionel J Frappier ’45 Mr William J Frew ’53 Mr & Mrs Richard J Frost ’69 Mr Myron F Fuller Ms Kimberly J Gagnon Mr Russell Griffiths & Mrs Donna Gamache-Griffiths ’90 Mr & Mrs Henry M Gambardella Mr Mark Gasbarro & Mrs Susan Allaire Gasbarro ’93 Mr & Mrs Alan E Gerew Mr John T Gill III ’64 Mr & Mrs Joseph Gionfriddo ’47 Ms Patricia A Glum Mr & Mrs Raymond H Godin ’67 Mr & Mrs Kevin Goffe Ms Nicole M Gokey ’91 Ms Claudette T Gouin Mr Normand R Gouin Mr & Mrs Vincent L Greene ’91 Mrs Eleanor Guerin Mr snd Mrs John J Guerin ’64 Mr & Mrs Walter L Guertin ’64 Mr Cornelius Q Hack Mr & Mrs James G Hagan Mr & Mrs Robert Hamel ’59 Herton,Berstein,Sheridan,Cevasco, Bottinelli Ms Jody A Hickey Mr & Mrs Alan Hoelsch ’49 Mr & Mrs H William Horan ’56 Mr & Mrs Roland T Houle ’55 Mr John Hoyceanyls & Mrs Judy Merola Hoyceanyls ’79 Ms Nancy Hudson Ms Mary Hulse Mr & Mrs Edward J Jackson, Jr ’68 Mr & Mrs Allen J Jarvis ’61 Mr & Mrs Raymond J Jobin ’63

Mr Dr Mr Mr Dr

& Mrs Alan R Jolly ’71 Eugene M Joly ’45 & Mrs Rene J Joyal ’53 Eddy A Jutras ’70 Johnathon Kaplan & Mrs Melissa Cedor Kaplan ’83 Mr Theodore Karousos & Mrs Dina Vitale Karousos ’89 Mr & Mrs William A Koback ’75 Mr & Mrs Francis H Kowalik, Sr ’59 Mrs Gertrude Laferriere Mr & Mrs Roland M Lafond Mr & Mrs Michael Landry Mr & Mrs Pau l Landry ’47 Mr & Mrs Andrew R Laplume ’80 Mr Christian H Lavoie Mr Keith Lawton & Mrs Monique Drolet Lawton ’75 Mr Robert LeBlanc Mr & Mrs Robert A LeBlanc ’45 Ms Susan Ledoux Mr & Mrs Jeffrey Leger Ms Barbara Legins Rev Eugene R Lessard ’51 Mr & Mrs Dennis P L’Heureux ’69 Mr & Mrs Ronald A L’Heureux ’59 Ms Brenda J Loiselle ’96 Mr & Mrs Richard A Loring Mr Gerald A Lund Mr & Mrs Frank MacIver ’56 Mr & Mrs George W Maguire ’50 Mr & Mrs Paul J Mailloux ’70 Mr & Mrs William H Malley ’37 Mr & Mrs James F Malone Mr & Mrs Richard A Marchand ’65 Mr & Mrs Anthony T Marotti, Jr ’83 Mr & Mrs Paul Maurano Mr & Mrs John E McCabe ’71 Mr & Mrs Douglas McCreadie Mr & Mrs Timothy J McGahan ’71 Mr & Mrs Michael McGlynn Mr & Mrs John McGough ’49 Mr & Mrs Brian S McGuane Mr Russell McGuinness ’42 Mr & Mrs John McGuire, Jr ’64 Col & Mrs Charles P McLean ’47 Mr & Mrs Daniel M McNamee ’67 Mrs Colleen Mondor Mr Patrick Mondor Mr & Mrs James E Mullin ’61 New England Newspaper Assoc, Inc Mr & Mrs Steven J Niedzwiadek ’93 Mr & Mrs Anthony Nosal Mr Al Oakes Mr & Mrs Michael Ortengren Mr Antonio Pacheco Ms Judy Peck Mr & Mrs Herve E Pelland ’59 Dr & Mrs Kenneth L Peloquin Mr & Mrs Antonio Pereira Mr & Mrs Henry S Pointon, Jr ’44 Mr & Mrs Gary R Potter Mrs Ruth Poweleit Mr & Mrs Ronald T Price Providence Visitor Mr Wilfrid J Provost ’62 Dr & Mrs Andrew Pryharski ’59 Mr & Mrs Raymond H Rabidoux ’57 Mr & Mrs John V Ramieri Mr Stephen A Rapko ’60 Mr Thomas J Reardon ’66 Mr & Mrs Richard Rease ’58 Mr & Mrs Emile E Riendeau ’65 Mr & Mrs John J Ring, Jr Mr Nicolas Rioux ’00 Mr & Mrs Kenneth Rose ’68

Mr & Mrs Glenn Rouleau Mr & Mrs L Gerard Rousseau ’56 Mr Stephen Burbridge & Mrs Mindy Russell Burbridge ’87 Mr & Mrs Robert A Sammartino ’85 Mr & Mrs Jose Santos ’69 Mr & Mrs Scott R Schmitt Mr H Joseph Schramm Mr & Mrs William Slaney ’81 Mr & Mrs Everest P Smith ’52 Mr Michael J St Andre ’88 Mr & Mrs William Sudol ’64 Ms Gloria Sutherland Mr & Mrs Joseph A Tenori ’62 Mr & Mrs Alan Tenreiro ’92 Mr John Thurber Ms Judith Thurber Mr & Mrs Andre J Trottier ’67 Tyco Corporation Mr Stephen G Tymonski, Jr ’04 Mr Leo Valois ’33 Mr & Mrs Gerald Ventre ’63 Mr & Mrs Richard J Verfaille Mr & Mrs Joseph D Vigliotti, Sr Mr Jason M Wall ’92 Lt Col & Mrs A Whitney Wallach ’44 Ms Lyse-Anne M Wante ’82 Ms Maureen C Ward ’86 Dr & Mrs Thomas Whalen, Jr ’70 Woonsocket Lions Club Mr & Mrs Conrad Zahn Mr & Mrs Joseph P Zienowicz ’77

LEADERSHIP CLUB $250 to 499.99 Mr & Mrs Marc E Aldrich ’82 Mr & Mrs Scott A Ambler ’85 Mr Mark Anderson & Mrs Erin O’Brien Anderson ’80 Mr & Mrs Christopher J Bouley ’82 Mr Albert J Branch, Sr Ms Renee Buisson Mr & Mrs Michael E Burns Mr & Mrs Norman J Cantin ’71 Mr & Mrs Rene P Cardon ’57 Mr & Mrs Leo Carriere Ms Louise Champigny Mr & Mrs Richard J Cedor Mr & Mrs Guy A Chabot ’68 Ms Jane Clarke ’80 Mrs Mary Clarke Mr & Mrs Wayne A Cottle Mr & Mrs Albert R Cournoyer Ms Barbara C Crawford Ms Lucille Dalpe Mr & Mrs John G DeAngelo Mr & Mrs Paul Debeasi Dr Linda A DeLuca Mr & Mrs Armand H Demers, Jr 57 Dr & Mrs Robert J DeRoche ’56 Dr & Mrs Paul J Desjardins ’67 Mr & Mrs Michael J Donato, Sr Mr & Mrs Charles Dubois ’83 Mr & Mrs George E Dubois ’68 Dr & Mrs Ernest L Dupre Ms Bertha T Dupuis Mr & Mrs Keith E Durgin ’87 Mr Scott Ethier Mr Elvis Figueroa & Mrs Karen Krim Figueroa ’82 Mr William Gagne ’74 Mr & Mrs David Golden Mr & Mrs J Paul Gouin ’57

Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr Mr Mr

& Mrs Andre C Goulet ’68 Paul Hake Roger C Hankins ’46 & Mrs Louis E Hetu & Mrs Jeffrey I Hunt & Mrs Stephen R Jolicoeur ’75 Timothy J Kerrigan ’88 Jonathan A Kozimor ’87 & Mrs Gina DelMastro Kozimor ’87 Mrs Constance Y Labreche Mr & Mrs David N Lanctot ’70 Mr & Mrs Andrew Langin Mr & Mrs Raymond G Lemaire ’55 Mrs Caroline Mack Ms Kristina Mack ’87 Mr & Mrs Gary Marn Mr & Mrs Dennis W Martin Mr & Mrs Roger Martin Mr & Mrs Michael McGrath Mr & Mrs Robert C McGuire Mr & Mrs Timothy McQuade Mr Julien Mitchell Mr & Mrs Anthony R Moore ’47 Mount Saint Charles School Board Mrs Lisa Murray Mr Joseph O’Neill Mr & Mrs Paul Pagliarini Pepsi Bottling Group Mr & Mrs Raul G Pereira Mr & Mrs Robert Pezza Mr & Mrs Thomas G Philo Mr & Mrs Michael A Pirrello Mr & Mrs Paul R Provost ’50 Mr & Mrs Michael J Recorvits ’62 Dr Ronald A Remillard ’70 Mr & Mrs Richard L Reney ’57 Ms Therese Y Riley Mr & Mrs Robert Rioles Mr & Mrs Matthrew L Schoenberg Seirrus Innovation Mr & Mrs Alan Selling Mr & Mrs Frank Simonelli Mr & Mrs James O Stein Mr Joseph A Suffoletto Mr & Mrs Russel E Sutherland ’78 Target Corporation Ms Betty Jo Tessier Mr & Mrs Jason B Thurber ’88 Dr & Mrs Claude H Trottier ’56 Mrs Rosemarie Trudeau Mr & Mrs Charles F Vanant Mr Brian S Wilson ’94

EXCELSIOR CLUB

Mr & Mrs Steve Eddins Mr Peter Fay & Mrs Michelle Gagnon Fay’91 Mr & Mrs Lawrence P Ferrari ’61 Mr Dennis W Flowers Mr Patrick Foley & Mrs Kerry Corrigan Foley ’87 Mr & Mrs Raymond Frechette ’55 Mr & Mrs Albert Giannini ’56 Ms Jacqueline M Grasso ’83 Mr Douglas Gray & Mrs Wendy Deyhle Gray ’90 Mr Joel E Guay ’80 Mr & Mrs Edward P Guilbert Dr George & Dr Cynthia Hanna, Jr Mr Richard E Hart ’45 Atty & Mrs William M Heffernan Mr & Mrs John M Hodgens, Jr ’83 Mr & Mrs James Howard Mr aned Mrs David LaBreche Mrs Gail P Landry Mr & Mrs John Laramee ’61 Mr & Mrs Richard Lepine Mr & Mrs Normand L Magnan ’71 Dr & Mrs Pasquale Malafronte Mr & Mrs Steven M Maloney Mr & Mrs Robert Marrah ’59 Mr Edgar J Martel ’34 Metro South Chamber of Commerce Foundation Mr Joseph W Michaud ’52 MMC Matching Gifts Program Mr & Mrs David Moses Mr & Mrs Michael E O’Keefe ’49 Mr & Mrs William Oxford Mr & Mrs Robert Percy ’79 Mr & Mrs Paul Quistberg Mr & Mrs Scott Rabideau Mr & Mrs Richard D Roberts ’73 Mr & Mrs Eric G Robichaud ’87 Mr James E Rogers ’40 Mr Gary Rousseau & Mrs Lynn-Ann Nichols Rousseau ’80 Mr & Mrs David P Roy, Sr Dr Frederick F Russo ’56 Mr Michael J Ryan ’07 Ms Kathryn M Sabetti ’87 Mr & Mrs Steven Santangelo Mr Lionel Savaria ’86 Mr & Mrs Luc St Germain ’80 Vietnam Veterans of America

EXCELSIOR GOLD $1,000 to $2,499.99

$500 tp $999.99 Mr Richard Beaulieu Mr & Mrs Richard A Beauvais Mr & Mrs Normand W Bell ’48 Mr & Mrs Brian Benoit Mr & Mrs Christopher S Bradbury ’84 Mr & Mrs Robert Cabral Mr & Mrs Paul F Cappellano ’73 Mr & Mrs Matthew E Cedor ’88 Mr & Mrs Charles E Clarke III ’78 Mr & Mrs Thomas Clem Mr & Mrs James P Conroy Senator & Mrs Marc A Cote ’70 Mr & Mrs John F Crook ’66 Mr & Mrs Marcel A Desaulniers ’63 Mr & Mrs Roger E Deslauriers ’70 Mr & Mrs John R DiCostanzo Mr & Mrs Robert J Dumouchel ’60 Mrs Amy Dupuis Mr & Mrs Bruce C Dupuis

Mr & Mrs Antonio A Almeida, Jr ’55 Dr & Mrs Rex W Appenfeller Mr & Mrs Dale Arnold Dr & Mrs Jeffrey A Atkins ’79 Mr & Mrs A Raymond Auclair Mr & Mrs Philias A Auger, Jr Mr Daniel H Augusta ’55 Mr & Mrs Robert C Ayotte ’55 Mr & Mrs Roger N Begin ’71 Mr & Mrs William P Bissonnette Mr & Mrs Francis Boucher ’46 Mr & Mrs Roger Tessier ’68 Dr & Mrs James Brennan Mr & Mrs Peter A Calcagni, Sr Mr & Mrs Anthony Cappelano Mr William J Coffey ’58 Mr Scott Colantonio Mr & Mrs Charles E Crepeau ’51 Mr Normand Croteau Mr & Mrs Gregory Deeb

Mr & Mrs Steven Dellaposta Mr & Mrs Gary J Denis ’71 Mr & Mrs James Deslandes, Sr Mr & Mrs Jared T Earley ’90 Fenton Group, LLC Dr & Mrs Ernest J Finocchio FM Global Foundation Mr & Mrs David Fontaine Mr & Mrs Donald Frigon Mr Valmore W Gaulin Mr & Mrs Luc Gervais Mr Edward F Goryl ’64 Dr & Mrs Jean A Guay ’48 Mr & Mrs Joseph Hall ’84 Ms Rita Halloway Mr & Mrs Marc B Hebert ’70 Ms Eva D Heroux Mr & Mrs Ronald W Hovespian Mr & Mrs Thomas Hunt Invensys Systems Mr George Kennedy ’37 Mr & Mrs Christopher Keyes Mr & Mrs Brian Lagarto Dr & Mrs Francis L Lawrence ’55 Mr & Mrs Christpopher P Lydon Ms Jeanne Mandeville Dr & Mrs Joseph Mazza Mr & Mrs John C McLaughlin ’59 Mr & Mrs David M Morin ’83 Mr & Mrs Alan Morrow Mr & Mrs Michael Neville ’66 Mr Dermod F Norton ’61 Mr George Pard ’45 Mr Eugene Peloquin ’50 Mr & Mrs James Prewitt Mr & Mrs Edward Pryor Mr Oliver J Roberge ’30 Mr John M Rodrigues II ’76 Dr & Mrs Steven Santos Mrs Susan W Shemanski Siemens Foundation Mr & Mrs David M Soucy Mr Joseph Tardie Mr Rene M Tellier ’48 Dr & Mrs David Ward ’79 Mr Robert J Ward ’77 Mr & Mrs Donald Wignall Woonsocket Rotary Charities Foundation

DIRECTOR’S CLUB $2,500 to $4,999.99 Mr & Mrs John A Aharonian Mr Christopher Almon ’82 Amica Mutual Insurance Company Mr & Mrs Gerald F Barrett Mr Edward J Brennan ’55 Mr & Mrs Gus A Capizzo Mr & Mrs Bernard J Catalano ’69 Mr & Mrs George DeSario Mr & Mrs Robert A DiMuccio Mr Erik Eckilson & Mrs Michelle Martin Eckilson ’78 Mr & Mrs Louis B Gingras Mr & Mrs John J Guevremont ’76 Mr & Mrs John P Hake Ms Kim Havunen Mr & Mrs Robert H Morris ’44 Mr & Mrs Richard Parillo Mr & Mrs Donald Saladin Dr & Mrs John J Solomon Mr & Mrs Marc E Staelen ’71 Mr & Mrs Albert P Valliere ’65 Mr & Mrs Jean-Pierre VanSteerteghem

FOUNDER’S CLUB $5,000 to $9,999.99 Mr & Mrs Stephen Adamo ’82 Mr & Mrs Marc O Blanchette ’76 Mr & Mrs Peter J Canole Mr & Mrs John E Chickering Ms Kathy O’Donnell The Albert Fuchs ’35 Charitable Trust Dr & Mrs Hafeez Khan Mr & Mrs Robert Loiselle Mr & Mrs James Lorusso Mr & Mrs Pat Manocchia ’79 Mr & Mrs Thomas Maron Mr Walter F Morris ’41 Mount Saint Chearles Student Administrative Council Mr & Mrs Terrence Murray Paul Masse Chevrolet

PROVINCIAL CIRCLE $10,000 to $24,999.99 Mr & Mrs John Cahaly Mr & Mrs John Galvin Estate of William Latraverse ’34 Mylan Pharmaceuticals Alice I Sullivan Charitable Trust

SACRED HEART COUNCIL $25,000 or more Anonymous Brothers of the Sacred Heart Mount Saint Charles Parent’s Council Mount Saint Charles Student Walk-a-Thon

EXCELSIOR LIFE A Gift of Life Insurance Dr Donald Bibeault ’59 Mrs Annette Blair Mr Paul G Brodeur ’71 Mrs Gail Bryson Ms Barbi Carignan ’80 Mr Jack C Clarke ’83 Mr Charles E Clarke III ’78 Mr Louis J Coulombe ’55 Mr John Harwood ’70 Dr Peter D Martelly ’68 Mr Christopher Ozimek ’79 Mr Andrew P Palmer ’78 Mr David Paquette ’70

GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OF Brother Robert Croteau, SC Mr Roger R Gauthier Mr Joel Murray Father Charles Quinn Mr & Mrs Tousignant Mr & Mrs Robert Warner Mrs Eleanor Williams

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MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM Analog Devices Matching Grants to Education Bank of America Matching Gift Program CA, Inc Matching Gifts Program Citigroup Volunteer Incentive Program FM Global Foundation Federated Dept Stores Matching Gifts Foundation Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education IBM Matching Gifts Program John Hancock Matching Gifts Program Merrill Lynch & Co Foundation, Co MMC Matching Gifts Program National Grid Matching Gifts Program NStar Matching Gifts Program Pepsi Matching Gifts Program Putnam Investments Matching Gifts Program St Gobain Corp Foundation Textron Matching Gifts Program Tyco Foundation Verizon Matching Grants Program Waters Corp Matching Gifts Program Wyeth Matching Gifts

GIFTS IN KIND Mr Dale Arnold Mr & Mrs Richard J Beaulieu Bozek Plumming & Heating, Inc Hyman Brickle & Son, Inc Mrs Estelle Carriere Mr Leo Carriere Ms Lucille Dalpe Mr David Luzzi Mr & Mrs Dennis W Martin Mr & Mrs Robert Pezza Mr & Mrs John Poirier Mr & Mrs Mark Staelen ’71 Mr Raymond Szczepan

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF

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Andrew Accioioli Frank Aceto David Acunto Salvatore Allegra George Amaral Jerry Angelone John Aquiar Arthur Aucoin Andrew Baldezgo Thomas Baldwin Josephine Barlow Donat Barrette Paul Barry John Barry Karen Barry Mathilda Bastieu Margaret Baxter Mary Beamer Alice Beaudry Hans Becker Rita Begin Wilfred Belanger Robert Bennett Robert Bentley Charles Berry

Yolanda Bertone Lillian Berube Robert Berube Florence Betts Bertrand Bibeault Lucien Bibeault Edgar Bibeault Alice Bissonnette Eileen Black Derek Keith Blanton Carmela Bond Cheryl Bouchard Raymond Boucher Ed Bradley Richard Breen Thomas Brennan, Jr Robert Brewer Irene Brien Mary Brody Eileen Brophy Roland Brunetti Jean Bryant Alexandrine Burnham Mary Burns Joseph Cabot Joseph Callei Alexander Camelio Dulce Maria Carabella Ronald Cardillo Roland Cardinal William Carr Marie Carroll Frank Catalano Frank Cattani Edward Caulifield Dennis Chamberland Leonard Ciol Joseph Cody, Sr Marie Coia Yovonne Collamati David Collins JoAnn Costa Mr & Mrs Edward Costello James Costello Ronald Cote Eileen Coughlin Rose Cozzalino Edward Crepeau Rose Crepeau Aurelie Croteau Joaquim Cruz William Cunningham Anna Davis Michael Day Susan Day Ronald Dean Rodney Delasanta Rebecca Delneo Tiffany Renee DeSisto Montcalm Desjardins Raoul Desrosiers Edward Devlin Maggie Dixon Margaret Donovan Molly Dorr Ernest Doucette John Dougherty Normand Dubois Bill Duffner Gerard Dulac Beatrice Dunn Robert Duquette Helen Enright Clifford Faille Rena Falia Florence Farley

Barbara Farrell Joseph Felicio Daniel Fierro James Fitzpatrick Paul Flaherty Roberta Flanagan Maureen Flavin Boese Mary Frisch Edward Froment Helen Gauin Carolyn Geromini Roger Gigilere Carol Girard Marc Girard Julia Gonsalves Damian Goudreau Rita Goyette Anna Reynolds Griffin Walter Grischuk Rosellen Guevremont Mary Hancock John Hanley Diane Hayner Miguel Hernandez Catherine Hogan Roland Hopps, Jr Marguerite Houde Leo Houle Nia Huang William Hulse, Jr Lillian Jass Arthur Jetty John Johnson Henry Jolicoeur Todd Kalbitz Frances Kane Alfred Kane Julia Kasprzyk Rosella Kauffman Dorothy Keith Robert Kilmer Mary Knowlton Ann Kulick Gastone LaBreche Noella LaBreche Paul LaBreche Alfred Lague Margarite LaMontagne Alma Lancellotti Joseph Lanoie Helen Lanowy Jean Laramee Constance Lataille Marcel Latour Alice Lauze Clemence Lavallee Steven Leary Richard LeBlanc Fred Leclair Jeannette Lemieux Dennis Leonard Bob Lesak Agnes Lettari Ralph L’Hereux Raoul L’Heureaux Edward Lonardo Antonio Loura William Lupo Joseph Luzzi Elaine Lyons Margaret Malone Joseph Mancini Bernadette Mancone Todd Manders Gerome Mandeville William Mann

Frank Mansi Jack Marchette Jack Marmaras Roland Martelly, Jr Louise Masso Sarkis Mataian Jane Francis McCaffrey Martha McGlone Joyce McKenna Mary McQuillen Pauline Mencarini Albert Menche Winfred Minot Lucille Mitchell Jullian Mitchell Alice Moreau Mary Morgan Timothy Moriarty Lenore Moriarty Leo Morin Walter Morris Rose Mousseau Muriel Mulhearn William Murray Toni Narducci Patricia O’Conner Robert O’Neil John J O’Neill, Jr Harold Paley Helen Palm James Palmer Mr & Mrs Arthur Paquette Howard Paquette Lucien Paquette Melchor Parcutela Denise Parent John Partington Peter Pastore Bertrand Paul Randall Pederson Rita Pellegrini Normand Peloquin Pamela Pepe Beatrice Pepi Rocco Pepi Walter Peterson Fedeli Petrone Timothy Picard Jeannette Pincince Gary Pisasall Joseph Pisaturo Miriam Powers Normand Provencal Page Pulheshers Lawrence Racine Ronald Ranci Roy Reinsant Mr & Mrs Raymond Reinsant Elsa Reissner Edgar Remillard Norma Remington Normand Renaud Ronald Renet Kenneth Rettman Rose Rheaume Edward Ricci Vivian Ricci Herve Robichoud Taryn Robinson Dennis Roche Gerard Rosenfield Aldo Rossi Regis Ryan James Salois John Scanlon John Schatz

Louis Schimoler Loyd Schmidt Frank Schott Gloria Servalina Frank Sgro Mary Shepherd Louis Silano Sophie Smith Gerard Smith Joseph Soprano Rodrique Soucy Ruth Spahl Bertha Spelman Maria Sqveo Emily Standrowicz Beverly Steere Evelyn Stelson Ted Stenovitch George Stetlard Mary Sukis Rick Sullivan Angelina Supino Constance Sutherland George Sutton Josephine Swain Melinda Tacilli Debra Marie Teller Regina Tenczar Jean Tisser Joseph Tremblay Marc Tremblay Isidore Tricarica Bridget Trudeau Gerald Tryhubezak Jean Tumminia Margaret Ann Turgeon Normand Vadenais Eileen Vanasse Lucille Vergili Flora Villiard Normand Villiard Hugo Volpe Richard Waddington Cheryl Walker Lillian Ward Carol Waterman William Waterson Wally Wazniak Ken Weidman Gloria Weitz Beverly Werbicki Eleanor Williams Leroy Wineborger Edward Wojcik Roger Wood James Woodlock John Worszawski Stefan Wrabel Albert Zametis Helen Ziochowski Rosalyn Ann Zona

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Donald Demers Named to Board of NCDC Donald Demers, CFRE, our director in the Office of Institutional Advancement has been named to the Board of Directors of the National Catholic Development Conference headquartered in Hempstead, NY.The accredited representatives of the active membership elect the Board of Directors, who are individuals from membership organizations.

The National Catholic Development Conference was established in 1968 with the mission to lead the Catholic development community toward excellence in the ministry of ethical fundraising through education, resources, networking, and advocacy.

As stated in NCDC’s Code of Ethics, “We, the members of the National Catholic Development

SPECIAL VISITOR

Mr. Gerard Poulin (formerly Br. Charles) visited Mount in September and is pictured between Br. Roland Champagne, SC on the left and Br. Ireneus Chabot, SC.

Conference, respond to Christ’s invitation to build the kingdom. We hold sacred the trust established between the donors and the mission they choose to support.

Inspired by the Gospel call to stewardship, we serve the Church by respecting the hallowed ground on which donors and the mission meet. As trustees of what literally belongs to God, we strive for the highest ethical standards.

As disciples called to serve all of God’s people, we are accountable and responsible to religious authority, to donors and to the mission.

We believe, above all else, that the Gospel values of human dignity and worth need generous space to flourish and grow.”

October Students of the Month

Front L/R: Jeffrey Fardella, Caitlin Bray, Kelsey Zwolenski. Back L/R: Victoria Cohen, Emily Bonin, Rita Donohoe

CAREER EXPLORATION SPEAKERS L/R: Marc Aldrich ‘82, Jeff Bradley ‘94, Carol Peloquin ‘98, Scott DiChristofero ‘84, Alison Cole King ‘80, Patrick Brennan ‘91, Rosemarie Martin ‘84, Bethany Macktaz-Moore ‘87, Heather Aidala ‘88, Rich Lombardo ‘00, Jim Couture ‘92, Katie Collins ‘83, Cheryl Morrow, Mike Ferrier ‘92, Alan Morrow, Cynthia Bilotti Murphy ‘90 and Lori McCarthy Wirkus ‘88

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Jeffrey Marquis – Student Pilot I was a six-year-old boy who was very nervous to be at one of New England’s busiest airports: Boston Logan International Airport (KBOS).

This flight was going to be interesting; it was a six-hour flight direct to Lisbon, Portugal on a SATA International Airbus A310.The effect of Newton’s First Law of Motion (inertia) was amazing. Furthermore, with a beautiful landing on runway 03 in Lisbon (LPPT), I knew from that point onward that I wanted to become a professional pilot. After a few years of begging my parents,

they took me down to North Central to sign up for flying lessons under one condition: I would have to help them pay for it as this is a very expensive hobby. I knew that I had to start training in smaller planes and that is why I started at Skylanes, located at North Central State Airport, “the biggest little airport in Rhode Island.” I currently have over 30 hours and I am nearly done with all the necessary training but still have 10.4 hours

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to go before I am eligible to go on my examination. I hope to go to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, located in Daytona Beach, FL. After graduation, I hope to enter the airline industry as a First Officer at a regional airline such as Atlantic Southeast Airlines, a Delta Connection partner.

MOUNT APPAREL Mr. Ed Burke, Assistant Principal for Discipline and Student Life, models our Under Amour zip shirt now available in the Institutional Advancement Office.

2008 Holiday Face Off Sponsored by: MYLAN PHARMACEUTICALS Underwritten by: CITIZENS BANK FOUNDATION

DEC 29, 30, 31 Bishop Guertin HS (NH) Cathedral HS (MA) Fairfield Prep (CT) LaSalle Academy (RI) LaSalle College HS (PA) Mount St. Charles (RI) Natick HS (MA) St. Joseph Collegiate (NY)

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SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Varsity Boys Soccer

DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS Girls Varsity Soccer Division 2 North Girls JV Soccer Division 2 North Girls Middle School Soccer Northern Division Girls Junior Varsity Tennis Northern Division Champions Girls Middle School Tennis Catholic Athletic League Champions

The Mount Girls Tennis Teams celebrates PINK DAY in honor of their coach and cancer survivor, Mary Beth Quinn.

VARSITY TENNIS ACCOLADES The 2008 Division 1 State Champions (five state titles in the last seven years) Taylor McEldowney and Meryl Lawrence – First Team All State in singles

Many of Coach Quinn’s friends were on hand to show their support.

Alexandra Lawrence and Bianca Sciotti – Second Team All State in singles Alyssa Marciniak and Meghan Lydon – First Team All State in doubles (All of our All State players earned all Division 1 honors as well, with McEldowney selected as the top player in the division and Marciniak and Lydon selected as the top doubles team in the division) Caitlin Kline and Mekala Bertocci – Second Team All Division in doubles Kaeli Havunen received the Individual Sportsmanship Award Alexandra Lawrence – Providence Journal Athlete of the Week for her play in the team state championship tournament

All State Tennis Honors

Six members of the championship Girls Varsity Tennis Team earned all state honors. They are L/R: Bianca Sciotti, Meryl Lawrence, Alexandra Lawrence, Taylor McEldowney, Meghan Lydon and Alyssa Marciniak

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The First Annual Mount Saint Charles Banner Night Date: Time: Site:

Saturday, December 27, 2008 6:15 p.m.

Mount Gymnasium

An evening to honor all Mount athletic teams that won championships in the 2007-2008 school year Teams To Be Honored: Girls Middle School Tennis Girls Varsity Tennis Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Boys Varsity Hockey Girls Varsity Indoor Track Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Boys Varsity Swimming Girls Competition Cheerleading Boys Varsity Lacrosse Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Boys Varsity Volleyball Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Varsity Golf While you’re there, watch the Mount Boys Varsity Basketball Team take on Bishop Feehan JV GAME: 5P.M. • VARSITY GAME: 7P.M.

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2008-2009 State Championships Girls JV Soccer Division 2

Girls JV Volleyball Division 1&2

Girls JV Tennis Division 1

Girls JH Soccer Girls Varsity Tennis Division 1

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Brothers of the Sacred Heart Inducted Into the American French Genealogical Society’s Hall of Fame Br. Robert Croteau, as Provincial of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart of New England, recently accepted an award inducting the Brothers of the Sacred Heart into the American French Genealogical Society’s Hall of Fame.The Brothers were honored for their outstanding contributions to the families of French

Canadian ancestry, particularly in New England. Over 200 people attended the Induction Dinner on Friday, October 17, 2008 at the Coachmen’s Lodge in Bellingham, MA. The Brothers of the Sacred Heart still maintain a strong presence within educational institutions like Mount St.

Charles Academy, carrying on the dreams of its founders.

Collaborating with lay educators, they prepare students to meet the challenges of the new millennium as they urge their students to be guided by the schools’ mission to develop their gifts and talents for the betterment of themselves and in service to society.

Brothers of the Sacred Heart who attended the event. Front Row L/R: Br. Louis Laperle, SC, Br. Paul Hebert, SC, Br. Normand Goudreau, SC and Br. Robert Provencher, SC. Top Row L/R: Br. Leon Cyr, SC, Br. Marcel Leclerc, SC, Br. Roland Champagne, SC, Br. Alan Aubin, SC, Br. Fred Bouchard, SC, Br. Robert Breault, SC, Br. H. Thomas Greer, SC, Br. Robert Gagne, SC and Br. Robert Croteau, SC.

IRA Charitable Rollover Extended Two Years!

We are happy to announce that the provision for a two year extension of the IRA Charitable Rollover was included in the $700 billion economic bailout bill (HR 1424 - The Financial Rescue Package) signed by President Bush on Friday, October 3rd!

The provision exempts from taxable income all funds rolled over from IRA accounts to a charitable organization until December 31, 2009. We are also pleased to report that the provision will retroactively apply to gifts made from January 1, 2008.

Limitations on the provision include: a) donors must be age 70 1/2 or older; b) caps on annual

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IRAs are limited to $100,000; and c) contributions must be made as a direct gift to the charity (not as a planned gift).

To enjoy the full benefit of this opportunity you must complete this year’s transfer prior to December 31st. Keep in mind that everyone’s circumstances are different, and state as well as federal tax laws may affect your plans. So please check with your advisors as to the best way for you to take advantage of this giving opportunity.

Please do not hesitate to contact the Office for Institutional Advancement at Mount if you would like to further discuss this opportunity.

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Memories of the 1938 Hurricane Memories of the 1938 hurricane and how it affected me and others living at “The Mount” on that fatal day.

by John C. McAuliffe ‘41 I arrived at Mount with my younger brother Francis in September, 1938; I as a sophomore and Francis an 8th grade pupil.The previous year we were students at the Sacred Heart Brothers’ school in Sharon, MA which is now closed. We were assigned to the 2nd Section under the supervision of Brother Michael. On the eve of the Hurricane we were playing on the old playground used by both the 1st and 2nd Sections.

It was also the school’s baseball field, practice football field, and was used as an outside ice rink which was built and maintained by Bro. Michael and his ‘boys’ every winter for use by the boarding students.

I was sitting in the old baseball stands on the 3rd baseline talking with friends.The wind was blowing up strong and Brother Michael called “All in!” from the playground.Thinking back, I imagine he had heard over the radio of the impending storm and winds. We no sooner got out of the stands when a gust of wind blew over the upper 8 rows of benches. While running for the 2nd section Hall, one of the kids got swept off his feet and

into the air by the gusts of winds.

As we studied in the Study Hall that evening, the winds blew harder and Grandstands in the MSC ball field as they stood before being destroyed by the hurricane. harder.That his Mountie boarding students. night on the very top floor We all survived the “38 (4th floor dormitory) the venHurricane”.The statistics are tilators rattled and rattled all awesome, considering we had through the night. It was not a no warning of such severe night for sleeping. Being young weather conditions in those and naive and with no radio days. and news of the impending storm, we just accepted the status quo.

WINDS: 115/120 mph, moving at 50 mph The following day we got the PRESSURE: 27.9 inches /946 mb news of the Hurricane that hit STORM-SURGE: 12-16 feet above Mean Tide all of Rhode Island, even inland to Woonsocket. We looked “In terms of fatalities and property out the classroom windows down into town and could see damage, the 1938 hurricane stands factory roofs blown off by the as one of the worst disasters in North terrific winds and buildings American history. In a matter of hours, destroyed down town.Yet, not 688 people were killed, 4,500 were ONE BRICK was loosened or injured, and more than 75,000 builddestroyed at Mount — on the ings were damaged. The states of NY, highest hill in town — not one CT. and RI suffered their worst national boarding student or Brother disaster in history. The tidal wave that was affected. Outside the wall hit Long Island and RI was so severe of the playground the two abandoned empty water tanks that earthquake instruments 3,000 were stove in — like one miles away recorded it on seismocrushing an empty soda can. graphs. As a final cruelty the residents The winds were that strong. of the North Atlantic states had little The newer high water tank still or no warning that this meteorological there was unaffected.

event was unfolding before them”.

I always thought that the Good Lord Jesus took care of

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Giving Back to Your Alma Mater ount Saint Charles was a place to learn and a time to grow. As the years pass, it becomes easier to realize what those years provided us and it’s only natural to want to return the favor.

Alumni donations are vital to Mount and a great way to give back to the community.There are many ways we can give back to the school that did so much to shape us. From creating scholarships to making donations to the general fund, supporting Mount financially can be a particularly rewarding component of your philanthropic activities. Some simple planning can maximize the benefits for everyone.

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The Power of Individual Giving Historically, gifts from individual alumni provide the bulk of charitable support. In 2006, charitable contributions to educational institutions in the U.S. reached $28 billion -over half of which came directly from alumni and other individuals, according to a recent Council for Aid to Education report (www.cae.org).

Although major gifts, like Nike founder Philip Knight’s $105 million pledge in 2006 to Stanford’s business school, receive a lot of exposure and press coverage, the combined value of smaller gifts from an army of contributors funds a far greater portion of educa22

tion. Donations provide an estimated 20% of annual education inflows. Without individual gifts, it would be impossible for schools, such as Mount, to sponsor a full range of activities.

The Smart Way to Give Individual gifts can be made in many forms. Unfortunately, donors often overlook the importance of structuring their gifts to maximum advantage.

Eighty-five percent of donors give cash, often in direct response to pledge drives.

However, giving other assets may hold significant advantages for you and Mount.

For example, donating appreciated stock, rather than selling the shares and writing a check, allows you to give more and can help trim your tax obligations. For instance: If you sell stock that has appreciated by $100,000 and then donate the cash from the sale, you would pay at least $15,000 capital gains tax and be able to deduct only the after-tax amount you contributed.

However, if you give the stock directly, you can deduct the full market value without paying gains tax. Plus, Mount receives a larger donation.

The same holds true for donations of other appreciated assets as long as you meet the IRS’s requirement for a rigorous professional evaluation of the gift’s market value.

However, artists may find it preferable to sell their work

and then give a cash donation.

That’s because artists can only deduct the cost of the materials used and not what the works would fetch if sold.

The Value of Trusts Different types of trusts can also play an important role in generous and efficient gifting. A Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) provides a payment stream for the donor’s or beneficiary’s lifetime with the balance of the assets going to Mount when the trust expires.

For instance, if you establish a CRT to benefit Mount and fund it with appreciated securities, capital gains are deferred and your income tax obligation lessened.You can choose to set a term for the trust of up to 20 years or for your lifetime.The trust will then make payments to you. When the trust terminates, the remaining principal goes to Mount.

Similarly, a Charitable Lead Trust (CLT) provides Mount income for the slated number of years, after which the remaining assets pass to the donor’s beneficiary.These trusts are ideal vehicles for donating highly appreciated assets valued at $250,000 or more.

Lastly, a Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA) makes it possible for you to receive an annuity with the balance paid to Mount upon death. With a Christopher J. Bouley ‘82 christopher.j.bouley@smithbarney.com

Design: Matt Castigliego

by Chris Bouley

CLASS REUNION UPDATE 1959 – June 5, 6 and 7, 2009

Looking for volunteers to help plan reunions for: 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! MSC’s 2nd Annual Auction on the Mount Saturday, May 2, 2009 The 2nd Annual MSC Golf Tournament Monday, June 29, 2009 Volunteer and donation opportunities are available.

Please call 401-769-0310 x117 for more information.

Ticket information coming soon.

The Annual MSC Alumni Soccer Game was held Sunday, October 12, 2008.

IN MEMORIAM MSC Friends & Family June 2008 through November 2008

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Rev. Aram Berard, SJ 10-Nov-08 Mr. Raymond Dauphin 7-Jun-08 Mr. Omer Labonte 5-Oct-08 Mr. Michael Lambert 11-Jul-08 Mr. Paul Landry 27-Jul-08 Mr. Chong Lee 28-Oct-08 Mr. Maurice Paradis 15-Sep-08 Mr. Roger Remillard 1-Nov-08 Mr. William Scanlon 1-Nov-08 The Annual MSC Swim Picnic was held Sunday, July 27, 2008 and was attended by current and former swim team members.

Class 1950 1967 1955 1982 1947 1952 1952 1960

Information was submitted to Alumni Office by family or friend.

UPCOMING EVENTS

President Br. Robert R. Croteau, SC

November 28 Alumni Hockey Game MSC Arena – 4pm

Principal Mr. Herve Richer ‘74

Yearbook Signing Party MSC Chapel Hall – 6pm Class of 2003 Reunion McFadden’s Providence December 6 & 13 Entrance Exams December 7 Lessons & Carols Precious Blood Church December 21 Instrumental Christmas Concert MSC Gymnasium December 22 Christmas Choral & Bells MSC Chapel Hall December 29, 30, 31 Holiday Face-Off MSC Arena

Board of Trustees Br. Robert Croteau, SC, Chair Br. Raymond Hetu, SC Br. Mark Hilton, SC Br. Donald Tardif, SC School Board Mr. Stephen Adamo ‘82 Mr.Theodore Audet ‘75 Mr. Richard Cedor ‘82 Mr. Marc Cote ‘70 Mr. Wayne Cottle Mr. Robert Dumouchel ‘60 Br. Robert Gagne, SC Mrs. Donna Gamache Griffiths ‘90 Mr. John Hoyceanyls Br. Louis Laperle, SC Br. Roland Ouellette, SC Dr. Martha Ballou Roberts ‘76 Mr. William Smith Mr. Alan Tenreiro ‘92 Mr. Donald Wignall Admissions Mr Joseph O’Neill, Director 401-769-0310 x137 admissions@mountsaintcharles.org Alumni Mrs. Gail Bryson, Director 401-769-0310 x115 alumni@mountsaintcharles.org Institutional Advancement Mr. Donald Demers, CFRE, Director 401-769-0310 x111 demersd@mountsaintcharles.org We hope you enjoyed this issue of Mount. If you, or someone you know, would like to receive Mount please contact Gail Bryson in the Alumni Office at 401-769-0310 x115

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