2012 144 Grand Gala Journal

The stars are out in Jersey City...

To benefit the Saint Peter’s Prep financial assistance program Saturday, April 21, 2012 The Westin Jersey City Newport

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April 21, 2012 Dear Friends, As we gather this evening for our fifth annual 144 Grand Gala, we celebrate another milestone as well: April 3 marked the 140th anniversary of the charter granted by the New Jersey Legislature to create Saint Peter’s College and, of course, Saint Peter’s Prep. As we remember our founding, I am especially grateful for the foundations upon which we continue to build the Prep community.

Nearly 2000 years ago, Saint Peter was, of course, chosen by Jesus to be the rock upon which he would build his Church. A little over 400 years ago, Henry Hudson moored the Halve Maen at Harsimus Cove, just a stone’s throw from where we stand tonight. The Dutch settlers who followed would name this tract of their new colony Pavonia, after its landlord, the nobleman Michael Pauw. Among its features was a rocky island among the marshland to the south, which would come to be known as Paulus Hook.

It was upon that rock, Paulus Hook, that a group of priests from Saint Peter’s Church on Barclay Street in Manhattan would begin the work of building a new church in what had become Jersey City. When the Jesuits arrived, both they – and the school and college they built alongside the church – were working upon the solid foundation of the Ignatian tradition. It is upon that tradition that our students, faculty and staff continue to build the mission of Saint Peter’s Prep each day.

It is your support, both tonight and throughout the years, that allows Saint Peter’s Prep to be the rock of our Paulus Hook community, and the foundation upon which young men build their life’s journeys. You, the women and men of the Prep family, are the rock upon which this rock rests.

And so tonight, in a very special way, I wish to thank all who have made our Gala possible, particularly our chairs: Mary Beth and Jack Caulfield, ’71, P’00,’03, Jane and Jim Donofrio, ’81, P’11,’14, Eileen and Tom Finn, ’83, P’13, and Paula and Anthony Venditti, P’12. I am grateful, too, to those who hosted our nine gift-gathering parties this year: the Butko, Cabrera, Glancy, Kellner, Rabasca, Reynolds, Rizzo and Uliano families, along with my fellow Jesuits at the 14th Street community. Thank you as well to those who donated our many gifts, and to all of our sponsors and guests who are making this evening so special. Finally, we could never have achieved this great evening without the dedication of our Prep advancement staff and a legion of volunteers who are now working behind the scenes.

As we remain grounded upon the solid foundation that has brought us together tonight, let us also reach for the stars in support of our students and their families!

Gratefully yours,

Rev. Robert E. Reiser, S.J. President

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Joseph M. McShane, S.J., President of Fordham University

April 21, 2012 Dear Friends, It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the fifth annual 144 Grand Gala, and we are honored to chair tonight’s event as we celebrate this milestone. This evening is the culmination of many months of planning and hard work, reflecting the spirit of generosity and devotion that defines the Prep community. We thank Fr. Bob Reiser, S.J., along with Chris Casazza, ’97, Frances Salvo and the Prep advancement staff for their untiring commitment to the success of the Gala. Thank you for sharing this journey with us!

Your support is what makes the Gala possible. Alumni, parents and friends have donated items for our auctions, volunteered to help with office work or the organization of tonight’s event, or simply provided support throughout the process. In a special way, we are grateful to those families who opened their homes to host the Gift Gathering Parties. We thank all our corporate and individual sponsors whose donations helped fund tonight’s event and our students’ educations. As you read through the program you will see the many names of alumni, parents, friends, faculty, staff and area business people who have been so generous with their time, talents, and treasures.

Each year, the Gala brings a tremendous outpouring of support and devotion for Saint Peter’s Prep – and especially for its students. We are inspired by the enthusiasm with which the Prep staff and the broader Prep community come together to make it all possible. As parents of Prep students, past and present, we know what Prep offers and the value of a Jesuit education. Many of you, too, know why Saint Peter’s Prep is special. You have experienced it yourself as a Prep graduate, or as a parent, grandparent, relative, or friend of a current or former Prep student. No matter your relationship, your support of this event will help young men who aspire to become “Men for Others” reach the starting point of their own journeys at Grand & Warren.

We promised you that the stars would be out in Jersey City this evening, and indeed they are. Your generous support is what makes each of you a star of Prep’s biggest and brightest evening. We hope you will enjoy every moment of it!

Sincerely,

Mary Beth and Jack Caulfield, ’71, P’00,’03

Jane and Jim Donofrio, ’81, P’11,’14

Eileen and Tom Finn, ’83, P’13

Paula and Anthony Venditti, P’12

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A Green Light for a Grand Vision

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Trustees Approve Phase One of Campus Master Plan; Initial Projects to Begin This Winter

“The board’s endorsement of the master plan’s initial phase is not only an exciting moment in the history of Saint Peter’s Prep, but also is an endorsement of the plan’s thoroughness,” stated John V. Caulfield, ’71, board chairman. “Significantly, the proposed phasing of the various projects over many years allows the school to execute projects and phases only when adequate funding is available for each step. This fact ensures that the board is discharging its fiduciary responsibilities, especially regarding such a broad-based master plan, appropriately.”

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ways, the experience of the Keys to the Future campaign in the 1990s and the Carpe Diem campaign earlier this decade have provided a solid foundation for this latest major-gifts effort.”

In an effort to bring greater cohesiveness to the pedestrian flow on campus, the extensive renovation of Burke Hall will include a new, focused “main entrance” to the campus, just off the Warren Street Plaza and directly across from the main entrance to the east side of the campus. This new configuration will provide a well-designed focal point for students and visitors alike, while also providing a logical starting point from which to reach any of the current or future buildings that comprise the master plan.

The approval of Phase One by the board of trustees includes conservative financial parameters, with transitional work on the church and adjacent spaces scheduled to begin in mid-winter of this academic year. Concurrently, work will continue on the preparation of detailed architectural and construction documents regarding the science building, with construction expected to begin by summer of 2011.

The building’s primary function, however, will be to serve as a well-equipped science center that is a vast improvement over the school’s current offerings.

For more on the future of science at Prep, see “Scientific Methods,” page 46

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The first phase of the master plan is comprised of two related projects, beginning with the conversion of Saint Peter’s Church, on Grand & Van Vorst streets, into a temporary all-purpose space that will serve primarily as the student cafeteria. This will be followed by an extensive, floor-to-ceiling conversion of Burke Hall (on Warren & York) into a state-of-the-art facility devoted almost exclusively to science. The combined cost of these phase one projects is approximately $9.5 million and will be financed through the new fund created for this purpose, entitled Imagine: The Fund for Saint Peter’s Prep. Growth of the school’s scholarship resources, and a few smaller initiatives, are also being funded through the Imagine Fund.

The church building itself—which Prep has owned since 2004— became available for full-time use by Prep this past spring when the Parish of the Resurrection announced that the facility would be closed as part or the broader reorganization of the parish’s member churches. The final parish Mass was celebrated in the church in July.

For Prep President Robert E. Reiser, S.J., the early support of the Imagine Fund has provided crucial momentum as the master plan has taken shape over the past two and one-half years.

“Especially given the economic climate over the past year or so, I am very gratified that our outreach thus far has yielded enthusiastic support for the master plan, in terms of encouragement and advice, as well as in financial support,” said Fr. Reiser. “It is always a challenge to raise capital funds while also running a successful Annual Fund, but our constituents seem to understand our need to do both. In many

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“It is very easy to be enthusiastic about this master plan,” Horan noted, reflecting on his four-plus decades at Prep that began with his days as a student in the late 1960s. “For many years now, Prep has been a great school despite its aging physical plant. Fortunately, the projects completed as part of our last two capital campaigns—especially the new library, the Warren Street Plaza, and Keenan Field—have started to close that gap,

The other phases of the master plan include, in sequence, extensive renovations of Mulry Hall and Hogan Hall; a major reconfiguration of Shalloe Hall, the former Jesuit residence; the construction of a large multi-purpose space; construction of a new academic building (along York Street); and the conversion of the upper floors of the Humanities Building (former Freshman Building) into space for nonacademic administrative offices.

James C. Horan, ’70, vice president for planning & principal giving, serves as Prep’s internal coordinator of the master planning projects, while also working closely with Fr. Reiser on the major-gifts fundraising that supports the Imagine campaign.

This new wave of projects, developed with the input of our professional advisors, our faculty and administration, and other constituent groups, will have a truly transformative effect, enhancing every aspect of campus life, both in and out of the classroom.

while also demonstrating the school’s ability to raise significant capital funds.

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“Most gratifying is the fact that Prep’s ‘vital signs,’ especially enrollment and fundraising, have remained strong, despite economic uncertainties.

Our Jesuit tradition and academic excellence continue to serve us well, which has encouraged alumni and others to provide a number of early leadership gifts in support of the Imagine Fund. Overall, the master plan is ambitious, but as we hear so often from alumni and others, Prep is worth the effort.”

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Prep’s master planning process—more than two years in the making—notched a significant milestone on June 22 when the board of trustees unanimously approved phase one of the project.

The endorsement of the trustees sets in motion an extensive and farreaching campus-renewal program—projected to extend a decade or more—that will include both new construction and the extensive renovation of virtually all existing buildings.

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We would like to thank the following sponsors.

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For their ongoing support of the 144 Grand Gala since 2008

York Sponsors

Pam Grasselino and Charles Auster, P’15 Mary Beth and Jack Caulfield, ’71, P’00,’03 Nancy and Nicholas Chiaravalloti, ’90 Nicole and Vincent DiDomenico, ’84 Jane and James Donofrio, ’81, P’11, ’14 Kathleen and Joseph Facchini, ’98 Tani and Michael Mauer, P’13 Donna and James Rizzo, ’77,P’10 Paula and Anthony Venditti, P’12

Maroon Sponsors

Renee and Sean McNally, ’97 Paul Schaetzle, ’71

Star Sponsors

Valerie and Douglas DeMartin, P’15 Nicholas Warnock, ’94

Table Sponsors

Seton and William Ahearn, ’75, P’01 Mary and Joseph Carr, ’61 Diane Casazza, P’95, ’97 Judy and Thomas Leane, ’65, P’04 Lori and Joseph Del Prete Rosalie and Daniel Park, P’10 Catherine and Anthony Sabia, P’15 Marianne and William Sweeney, P’04, ’06, ’09 Betsy and Christopher Wood, ’84

Jesuit and Faculty Sponsors

Joan and Richard Agresta, ’70 Seton and William Ahearn, ’75, P’11 Anne and John Arena, P’13,’14 Janice and Joseph Cooney, ’45, P’68,’76 Joseph Danatzko, ’03 Cynthia and Vincent Donatacci, ’78, P’14 Lauren McDonough Freeman and Brian Freeman, P’12,’14 Clare Begley and Glenn Garber, P’12,’15 Vito Germinario, ’70 Anna Githens, P’13 James Hardiman, ’47 Gregory Hochstein, ’62 Clara and Edward Keating, P’75,’78,’79 Amelia and John Kender, P’96,’02,’09 B. Melvin Kiernan, ’53 Coralia and Mark Krutis, P’15 Sandra and Charles Lizza, ’74, P’11, ’12 James Lyness Ruth and Robert McEntee Renee and Sean McNally, ’97 Kathleen and Joseph Popovich, ’79, P’14 Diane Hoey and Craig Rothenberg, P’12 Yoko and Peter Rozano, P’12 Mary Anne and Alfred Sattelberger, ’66 Edward Siems, ’74 Marianne and William Sweeney, P’04,’06,’09 Maureen and Christopher Zegler, ’78 Lauren and Brian Freeman, P’12,’14 Cynthia Guarini, P’12

We thank the following donors for making our auction a success.

List Current as of April 3, 2012

Carol and Joseph Abruzzo, P’15 Caroline and Conrad Adillon, P’12 Aldea Restaurant Allison and Liam Ahearn, ’01 Seton and William Ahearn ’75, P’01 Vivian and Mariano Almanza, P’13 Amanda’s Restaurant Marie Apollon, P’13 Anne and Mark Armstrong, P’10 Artists of the Americas Joanne and Ralph Avallone, P’06, ’09 Rev. Anthony Azzarto, S.J. Bank of America David Bailey, ’95 Belen Jesuit Preparatory School Bellarmine College Preparatory Holly and John Benge, P’12 Jacqueline and John Bradley, ’71 Benjamin Brenkert, S.J. Bobbi Brown Cosmetics Gary Bogdanski ’02 Border Grill Mary and Lawrence Bovich, P’09 ’11 ’15 Catherine and Eugene Boyle, ’56 Bradford Renaissance Portraits Corporation Bravo Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School Maureen Lyons-Brennan and John Brennan, P’12 Louise and Richard Budka, P’13 Desiree and James Burke, P’13 Sheila and Dan Butko, P’12, ’14 Anne and Philip Buzzerio, P’10 Giacomo Calandra, P’13 California Pizza Kitchen Harlene and Daniel Callaghan, P’12, ’15 Christy and John Callinan, P’13 Cammarata, Nulty & Garrigan, LLC Barkha and Floyd Cardoz, P’11 ’15

Colleen and Robert Carlee, P’14 Melinda and Timothy Carney, P’08, ’12, ’14 Mary and Joseph Carr, ’61 Patricia Carriero Tracey Thayer and Jeffrey Cartwright, P’01, ’04 Christopher Casazza, ’97 Diane Casazza, P’95, ’97 Casino Beach Pier/Jenkinson’s Breakwater Beach Christopher Caulfield, ’03 Edmund Caulfield, ’00 Mary Beth and John Caulfield, ’71, P’00, ’03 Nancy and Nicholas Chiaravalloti, ’90 Alec Clerihew, ’57 Colegio San Ignacio de Loyola Confectionary Designs Melinda and William Connolly, ’65 Nan and Sean Cooney, P’15 Maureen and Douglas Cosgrove, P’13 Bergen County Golf Courses Janet and Rocco Coviello, P’14 Creighton Preparatory School Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Mary and Gary Critchlow, P’15 Nancy and Michael Cunningham, P’99, ’01 De Smet Jesuit High School Elaine and Nicholas DeMarco, ’82 Valerie and Douglas DeMartin, P’15 Joseph DiFeo Nicole and Vincent DiDomenico, ’84 Denise and Anthony DiGiacinto, P’14 Dino & Harry’s DirecTV Cynthia and Vincent Donatacci, ’78, P’14 Jane and James Donofrio, ’81, P’11, ’14 Jeananne and Tim Drost, P’13,’15 Irene and Richard Dwyer, ’77, P’14 Eforea Spa Patricia and Daniel Egan, P’14

We thank the following donors for making our auction a success.

List Current as of April 3, 2012

Esca Restaurant Carmela and Dominick Facchini, P’98, ’01 Beth and Paul Faherty, P’15 Fairfield College Preparatory School Kathleen and Peter Feeney, P’14 Jeanine and Robert Ferrara, P’11 Christopher Fernando, ’00 Jonathan Fernando, ’03 Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13 Mary Jane and James Finnerty, ’53 Patricia and William Fitzpatrick, P’07 Kristine and Robert Forcillo, ’84 Fordham Preparatory School Norma and Thomas Francullo Lauren McDonough Freeman and Brian Freeman, P’12 ’14 Mary and Darryl Freeman, P’08, ’12 Frenkel & Company Rebecca and Robert Frezza, P’15 Clare Begley and Glenn Garber, P’12, ’15 Linda Gelson, P’14 Christine and Salvatore Gentile, P’13 Jean and Michael Giacone, P’12 Anna Githens, P’13 Deborah and Christopher Glancy, P’13 Dina and Neil Goldstein, P’12 Gramercy Tavern The Greenhouse Tavern Stephanie and Vincent Grillo, ’58 Cynthia Guarini, P’12 Janet and Edward Halchak, P’13 Mary and Robert Hartnett, P’12 Hartshorn Portraiture Kristin Henn, P’15 Patricia and Jonathan Hetherington, P’08, ’11 Pat and James Horan, ’70 Lauren and Steven Huber, P’13

Jeanine and Gerald Iorio, ’98 Jesuit High School, New Orleans Jesuit High School of Tampa Madeline Jiran, P’03 Susan Braunshteyn and Michael Jiran ’03 Richard Kabrt ’79 Clara and Edward Keating, P’75, ’78, ’79 Rev. James Keenan, S.J. Kelly and John King, P’14 Kramer Portraits Linda and Brian LaBau, P’11 Robert Lalli ’73 Deborah Peko-Lillis and William Lillis, P’10 Mary Beth and Timothy LiVolsi, P’08, ’06, ’11 Sandra and Charles Lizza ’74, P’11, ’12 Loyola Academy Loyola Blakefield Maggiano’s Little Italy Diane and James Maglione, P’15 Winifred and Stephen Mallard, ’42 Donna Ecton and Victor Maragni, ’55 Bobby Marks Marquette University High School Marquette University Rev. James Martin, S.J. Paul Massache, ’93 Tani and Michael Mauer, P’13 Maria and Thomas McGovern, ’75, P’13 Brian McGrath, ’04 Kevin McGrath, ’01 Patrick McGrath, ’08 McQuaid Jesuit High School The Metropolitan Opera Company Siobhan Stevens-Miles and Joseph Miles, P’12 The Modern Patricia and Vincent Moloughney, P’11 Janina and Charles Morchel, P’15 Virginia Moriarty

We thank the following donors for making our auction a success.

List Current as of April 3, 2012

Margaret Popp-Murphy and Patrick Murphy, P’08 Elaine and Patrick Musto, P’95, ’99 National Geographic Maps The New York Mets The New York Yankees Patricia and Joseph Nicoletti, ’83, P’13 Maureen and Mark Nikiper The North Fork Table & Inn Kathleen Tevlin-Nulty and John Nulty, P’15 Oceana Jean Oliveira Meg and William Oser, ’77, P’15 Mary Alyce and Stanley Pardo, ’53 Rosalie and Daniel Park, P’10 Susan Penney, P’15 Kimberly and John Pflug, P’06 Michael Phelps Mary and Charles Poggi, ’49 Kathleen and Joseph Popovich, ’79, P’14 Matthew Prochilo, S.J. Ellen and Michael Rabasca, P’13 ’13 Kathleen and Nicholas Rabiecki, P’08 ’10 ’12 Jane Ellen Doran-Regan and Richard Regan, ’69, P’13 Regis High School Rev. Robert Reiser, S.J. Maria Chaves and Chiqui Reyes-Gavilan, P’13 Sandra and Craig Richards, ’84, P’15 Donna and James Rizzo, ’77, P’10 Suzanne and Stanley Rogacki, P’12 Norma Almanza-Rojas and Eurice Rojas, P’13 ’15 Maryann and Paul Roses, ’74 Diane Hoey and Craig Rothenberg, P’12 Francesca and Ralph Russo, P’14 Dene and James Ryan, ’66, P’04 Saint Ignatius High School Saint Peter’s College

Saks Fifth Avenue - The Shops at Riverside Frances Salvo Jorge Santana Michael Santucci, ’99 Saul Restaurant Arvind Sawh, P’01 Lori and Leonard Savino, P’15 Paul Schaetzle, ’71 Ann and Anthony Schiavo, P’13 ’14 Scholastic Corporation Jennifer and Don Schroeder, ’87 Shake Shack Lisa and Matthew Siracuse, P’13 Kevin Smith, ’05 Patrick Smith, ’01 Sports Shots Edward Stephens, ’55 Strake Jesuit College Preparatory Salsey and Thomas Sullivan, ’53, P’93 Summit YMCA Marianne and William Sweeney, P’04, ’06, ’09 Rocco Tejada Susan Carriero-Tomljanovic and William Tomljanovic, P’15 Tribeca Grill Linda and Thomas Tulp, P’10 The Vanderbilt Restaurant The Vein Treatment Center of Hudson County Paula and Anthony Venditti, P’12 Pat and Bill Vincentz, P’14 Beverly and David Vollaro, P’15 Verbum Dei High School Ruthanne and Marcel Wagner, ’56 Walsh Jesuit High School Elizabeth and Peter Walsh Mary and Robert Walsh, P’14 Xavier High School

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144 Grand Gala Committee 2012 Gala Co-chairs

Mary Beth and Jack Caulfield, ’71, P’00,’03 Jane and Jim Donofrio, ’81, P’11,’14 Eileen and Tom Finn, ’83, P’13 Paula and Anthony Venditti, P’12 Bob Reiser, S.J. President

Jim DeAngelo, ’85 Principal

Chris Casazza, ’97 – Chief Advancement Officer Frances Salvo – Special Events Manager Gary Bogdanski, ’02 – Director of Alumni Relations Nancy Cunningham, P’99,’01 – Director of Annual Giving Mike Jiran, ’03 – Director of Communications Debbie Peko-Lillis, P’10 – Database Manager Barkha Cardoz, P’11,’15* – Assistant Database Manager Liz Walsh – Advancement Assistant

Gift Gathering Party Hosts Sheila and Dan Butko, P’12,’14 Pura and Alberto Cabrera, P’08,’13 Deb and Chris Glancy, P’13 Michele and Jeff Kellner, ’85, P’13,’15 Ellen and Mike Rabasca, P’13 Bob Reiser, S.J., Ben Brenkert, S.J. and Matt Prochilo, S.J. Marga and Phil Reynolds, P’09,’11 Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10* Lou Ann and Jeff Uliano, ’76, P’13 * Former Gala Chairpersons

144 Grand Gala Committee Volunteer Committee List Current as of April 3, 2012

Seton and William Ahearn, ’75, P’01 Cindy Alegria, P’03,’07,’14 Janine and David Anderson, P’15 Joanne and Ralph Avallone, P’06,’09 Renee and Robert Baird, P’12 Connie and Roel Bulay, ’12 Sheila and Dan Butko, P’12, ’14 Pura and Alberto Cabrera, P’08, ’13 Lisa Callender, P’14 Fortunata and Myles Campbell, P’15 Maureen and Douglas Cosgrove, P’13 Donna and Thomas Dabb, P’15 Marytrine DeCastro, P’15 Mary and Thomas Dombrowski, P’13,’15 Cyndi and Vincent Donatacci, ’78, P’14 Jeananne and Timothy Drost, P’13,’15 Patricia and Daniel Egan, P’14 Ellen and Keith A. English, P’14 Norma and Tom Francullo Mary and Darryl Freeman, P’08,’12 Alma Martir and Rafael Gallardo, P’15 Deb and Chris Glancy, P’13 Cynthia Guarini, P’12 Janet and Edward Halchak, P’13 Clara and William Harvey, P’14 Patricia Hester-Fearon, P’15 Patricia and Jonathan Hetherington, P’08, ’11 Lauren and Steven Huber, P’13 Michele and Jeff Kellner, ’85, P’13 Kelly and John King, P’14 Coralia and Mark Krutis, P’15 Maria Little, P’13

Sandy and Charlie Lizza, ’74, P’11,’12 Susan and Bill Malloy, P’12 Kathleen and Frederick Marshall, P’14 Tani and Mike Mauer, P’13 Jennifer and Ronald McGann, P’13 Debra McLaughlin, P’11 Joann McVeigh, P’15 Marian and Charles Meuse, P’09,’13 Patty and Joe Nicoletti, ’83,P’13 Meg and Bill Oser, Jr., ’77, P’15 Rosie and Dan Park, P’10* Clarena Pena, P’14 Marisa and Louis Picardo, P’15 Eve and Kevin T. Purcell, P’10,’13 Kathryn Quinones, P’15 Ellen and Mike Rabasca, P’13 Bernadette and Peter Rasmusson, ’79, P’06,’08,’12 Marga and Philip Reynolds, P’09, ’11 Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10* Anna and David Roberts, P’14 Lori and Leonard Savino, P’15 Angela and Samuel Scherzo, P’15 Rita Shapskinsky, P’11 Rosalie and Nathaniel Soliven, P’15 Tzu-Lin and Patrick Toner, P’13 Lou Ann and Jeff Uliano, ’76, P’13 Patricia and Warren Vincentz, P’14 Beverly and David Vollaro Edna Redd and Thomas White, P’14 Gemma and Scott Wright, P’10,’15 Karen and Gregg Zinn, P’15

* Former Gala Chairpersons

Auction Rules and Procedures

This year we are excited to introduce the iBidMobile electronic bidding system. We have partnered with Aaron Consulting to bring our auction to the next level, and help make our auction bigger, better and more convenient! Their friendly staff will assist you with registration/check-in, item bidding, and check-out.

Express Check-out

If you have not already done so, you may register your credit card before you begin bidding. Simply inform an iBidMobile staff member at registration upon checkin. Once you’re registered, we will keep track of all your purchases and will tally them up at the end of the evening.

At that point, your winnings will be charged to your card.

At evening’s end, pick up your redemption card at the Check-out table outside the Grand Ballroom on the 3rd floor, and proceed to pick up your prizes at the Liberty Room on the 2nd floor. You must present your redemption card to receive your prize(s).

Check-out and Pick-up of Auction Items

If you chose not to pre-register your credit card, you must make full payment promptly after the Fund-a-Scholar program on April 21. You may pay for your items at the Check-out table outside the Grand Ballroom on the 3rd floor. Cash, check, American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa are accepted. At this time you will be given a redemption card to pick up your prize(s).

Check-out is from 9 – 10:30 p.m.; pick-up opens at 10:30 p.m. at the Liberty Room on the 2nd floor.

a specific lot. To place a bid, Tap BID NOW and then enter your bidder number and your maximum bid. Provide your mobile phone number to receive outbid notices. For Single Bids, your maximum bid will be made immediately.

For Auto Bids, the minimum bid is made immediately and then raised by increment to your maximum. If your maximum bid equals a previous bid, the previous bidder prevails. In the event that more than one bidder places the highest bid, the earliest bidder will prevail. A Buy Now option is also available. In the event of bidding error, please notify any auction staffer.

Current winning bids will be shown on a screen throughout the evening. You can check these screens for an updated bid, or you will be notified via text message.

The winner is the highest bidder as registered by the auction system at the close of the auction. The winning bid must be certified by the auction manager. Please be mindful of lot restrictions, which are noted in the description. By making a bid, you agree to accept any limitations or restrictions required by the lot donor.

Live Auction Rules

The live auction will begin at approximately 8:45 p.m. and Auction items too large to be transported Saturday night will continue uninterrupted until all the items have been auctioned. Your numbered bidder card must be raised to can be picked up at the Advancement Office of Saint bid and will be acknowledged by the auctioneer or one Peter’s Prep, 144 Grand Street, Jersey City, New Jersey.

The office is located on the third floor of Shalloe Hall, and of his spotters. Winning bidders will be asked to sign a is open Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. confirmation sheet at the completion of each live item sale.

If possible, please call in advance (201-547-6420).

All sales are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds, unless specified. Auction items cannot be exchanged for cash.

Successful Gift Certificate bidders should make themselves known to the donor(s) within two weeks.

Silent Auction Rules

All Silent Auction tables open for bidding at 6:00 p.m., and will close at 8:30 p.m.

All bidding will be done electronically. You may browse the items in the auction room, or iPad Valets are available to show them to you. Valets will be available to assist you with placing your bid, or you may do so yourself. Browse through available lots or tap the SEARCH button to find

Payment and Pickup

Winners are displayed on a monitor. You need not be present to win. In the event of a dispute, a 144 Grand Gala official holds the final authority in determining the winning bid. Winners pay at the registration desk and are issued redemption cards at Check-out. Credit cards and checks are accepted. Present redemption card at pickup desk. Winners who are not present at the conclusion of the auction or who do not wish to take their items with them must pay shipping costs. Auction donations are tax deductible, except for the value of goods and services received. No refunds or exchanges are allowed.

Unless otherwise stated, all auction purchases must be claimed by April 21, 2013.

Thank You and Good Luck!

Raise Your Paddle to Fund-a-Scholar!

Each day, the young men of Saint Peter's Prep are challenged to learn and grow in ways that help them not only understand the world they live in, but also how they might change it for the better. The school strives “to form young men of competence, conscience and compassion. The academic, athletic, co-curricular, spiritual and service programs aim to foster in students an understanding of the world and the courage to advance the common good.”

Saint Peter’s Prep is committed to ensuring that those who are academically capable of attending the school will not be prevented from doing so because of their families’ financial situation.

Through the generous support of alumni, parents and friends, Prep has been able to offer some financial assistance to more than 40% of the student body. Yet there remain too many young men for whom a Prep education is financially beyond reach.

During Fund-a-Scholar tonight, raise your paddle to help a deserving young man attend Saint Peter’s Prep!

Silent Auction 100: At Your Service

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

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Portrait on Canvas Restrictions: Studio only.

Kramer Portraits

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Photo Package Restrictions: Does not include framing. Cannot be combined with any other coupon, discount or studio promotion.

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Bradford Studio 14� Portrait Restrictions: Portrait may be of family or individual (no pets). There are about 36 dates to choose from for the portrait session (contact studio).

Bradford Portraits

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Value: $3000

Bradford Studio 20� Portrait Restrictions: Portrait may be of family or individual (no pets). There are about 36 dates to choose from for the portrait session (contact studio).

Bradford Portraits

106

Value: $5000

Eforea Spa Restrictions: Certificate is non-transferable and can be redeemed only at the Hilton Short Hills; spa services Sunday through Friday and is not valid for holiday brunches.

Eforea Spa

Value: $150

100: At Your Service

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

107

Private Yoga Retreat Restrictions: This retreat is appropriate for absolute beginners and experienced yoga practitioners.

Lauren McDonough-Freeman and Brian Freeman, P’12, ’14

108

Chiropractic and Physical Therapy Services Maryann and Dr. Paul Roses, ’74

109

Value: $500

Value: $1800

Family Membership at the Summit YMCA Restrictions: Not valid for current members. Upon conversion to perpetual membership, one time joining fee will be waived. Expires 10/31/2012.

Summit YMCA

110

$250 Scholastic Gift Certificate Scholastic Publishing and Karine Apollon, P’13

111

Value: $250

Confectionary Designs Gift Basket with $500 Gift Card Stephanie and Vincent Grillo, ’58

112

Value: $695

Value: $650

Technology Consulting Services (Geek for a Day) Bailey Technology Consulting

Value: $1000

Silent Auction 200: Simply Fabulous!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

201

Vera Bradley Grand Traveler Patty and Jonathan Hetherington, P’08, ’11

202

Coach Bag, Wristlet and Key Chain Cindy Guarini, P’12

203

Value: $228

Cynthia Rowley Handbag Seton and William Ahearn, ’75, P’01

210

Value: $168

Michael Kors Handbag Deb and Chris Glancy, P’13

209

Value: $90

Coach Bag Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13

208

Value: $160

Big Buddha Handbag Maria and Thomas McGovern, ’75, P’13

207

Value: $316

Vera Bradley Travel Bag Mary Beth and Jack Caulfield, ’71, P’00, ’03

206

Value: $168

Coach Tote Janet and Ed Halchak, P’13

205

Value: $300

Coach Wristlet Cindy Guarini, P’12

204

Value: $204

Value: $175

Men’s Accessories Norma and Eurice Rojas, P’13, ’15

Value: $790

200: Simply Fabulous!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

211

Bobbi Brown Make-Up Kit Bobbi Brown

212

Foxy Lady!

Lauren and Steven Huber, P’13

213

Value: $1000

Beauty Basket & Master Class Restrictions: Date to be determined with donor.

Saks Fifth Avenue - The Shops at Riverside

216

Value: $120

Kate Spade Basket Linda and Brian LaBau, P’11 and Jeanine and Robert Ferrara, P’11

215

Value: $1000

Signature Scents Susan and Bill Tomljanovic, P’15

214

Value: $500

Value: $700

Chanel Beauty Products Maureen and Mark Nikiper

Value: $460

Silent Auction 300: So Entertaining!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

301

“Nocturnal New York” - Patrick Antonelle Ruthanne and Marcel Wagner, ’56

302

National Geographic Map Collection National Geographic Maps

303

Value: $488

Carnegie Hall presents The Philadelphia Orchestra – May 18, 2012 Bank of America

310

Value: $250

Lang Lang at Carnegie Hall – May 29, 2012 Bank of America

309

Value: $289

Cake Boss Package Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

308

Value: $296

McLaren Mercedes F1 Slot Car Set by Scalextric & $100 Gift Certificate Madeline Jiran, P’03, Susan Braunshteyn and Mike Jiran, ’03

307

Value: $225

XBox 360 Console with Kinect Deb and Chris Glancy, P’13

306

Value: $50

Stainless Steel Cooler Lisa and Matt Siracuse, P’13

305

Value: $135

James Martin Autographed Books Rev. James Martin, S.J.

304

Value: $500

Value: $500

“Boardwalk Empire: The Complete First Season” Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Popovich, ’79, P’14

Value: $38

300: So Entertaining!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

311

Ultimate Food Adventure in Cleveland Restrictions: Offer expires December 2013.

The Greenhouse Tavern

312

Four Spirit Cruises NJ/NY vouchers Restrictions: Expires 7/3/2012 Friends of Prep

313

Value: $180

Watch What Happens Live! with Andy Cohen Restrictions: Date will be mutually agreed upon by Bravo and winner. Expires 12/2012 Bravo

319

Value: $150

Keurig Coffeemaker with K-Cups and Dunkin’ Donuts Coupons Elaine and Nick DeMarco, ’82

318

Value: $415

Cut Glass Footed Bowl Tracey Thayer and Jeffrey Cartwright, P’01, ’04

317

Value: $120

Metropolitan Opera Tickets with Backstage Tour – April 27, 2012 Restrictions: Must make tour arrangements with Mr. William Malloy The Metropolitan Opera

316

Value: $60

National Geographic - Road & World Atlases National Geographic Maps

315

Value: $400

Two Passes to Casino Beach Pier, Seaside Heights, NJ Restrictions: For 2012 Season. Passes may be used after 12 p.m., Monday-Friday only.

Casino Beach Pier

314

Value: $1500

So Much Fun!

Inside the Actors Studio with Johnny Depp Restrictions: Taping will occur in May 2012. Exact date and time to be determined by Bravo.

Bravo

Once in a Lifetime!

Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

Silent Auction 400: Tkts, Tkts, Tkts!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

401

Four Giants Tickets!

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Eugene C. Boyle, ’56

402

Four Tickets to a Yankees Game Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

William H Connolly & Co.

403

Value: $2080

Eight Box Seats - Yankees vs Mariners - May 13, 2012 Bank of America

411

Value: $1500

Eight Box Seats - Yankees vs Mariners - May 12, 2012 Bank of America

410

Value: $1500

Four Tickets to Mets vs Yankees at Citi Field - June 23, 2012 Mary and Bob Walsh, P’14

409

Value: $60

Four Tickets to Yankees vs Boston - July 28, 2012 Mary and Bob Walsh, P’14

408

Value: $318

Two Tickets to Nets vs. 76ers – April 23, 2012 Robert Forcillo, ’84

407

Value: $618

Two Tickets to “The Book of Mormon” – March 15, 2013 Marianne and Bill Sweeney, P’04, ’06, ’09

406

Value: $480

Four Tickets to Pink Floyd at Yankee Stadium – July 6, 2012 Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

405

Value: $1000

Four Tickets to Yankees vs. Royals - May 22, 2012 Frenkel & Company

404

Value: $500

Value: $2080

Six Club Seats –Red Hot Chili Peppers at Prudential Center – May 5, 2012 Bank of America

Value: $600

400: Tkts, Tkts, Tkts!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

412

Four Tickets to Mets vs Reds - June 17, 2012 Bank of America

413

Four Tickets to Mets vs Padres - May 27, 2012 Bank of America

414

Value: $ 2100

Four Club Seats to a 2012-13 Knicks Home Game Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

421

Value: $ 2100

Four Club Seats to a 2012-13 Nets Home Game Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

420

Value: $ 2500

Six Club Seats to a 2012-13 Devils Home Game Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

419

Value: $500

Six 2012 US Open Tickets Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

418

Value: $200

Four Tickets...Giants, Giants, Giants!

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Cammarata, Nulty & Garrigan, LLC

417

Value: $2500

Four 2012 Mets Tickets!

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

NY Mets

416

Value: $1400

Four Legends Seats - Yankees vs Mariners – May 11, 2012 Bank of America

415

Value: $1400

Value: $ 1360

Four Club Seats to a 2012-13 Rangers Home Game Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10 Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

Value: $ 1360

Silent Auction 500: Go-Go Gadget!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

501

iPad2 The Gentile Family

502

Canon PowerShot Paula and Anthony Venditti, P’12

503

Value: $70

Nikon S3100 Camera Nancy and Dr. Nicholas Chiaravalotti, ’90

508

Value: $280

SVP Digital, Waterproof Camera Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13

507

Value: $120

Kindle Fire and Amazon Gift Card Joanne and Ralph Avallone, P’06, ’09

506

Value: $199

iPod Nano with Watch Band Jeanine and Gerald Iorio, ’98

505

Value: $409

Kindle Fire Mary and Larry Bovich, P’09, ’11, ’15

504

Value: $499

Value: $181

DIRECTV Subscription Restrictions: Must be a new residential customer; however, the DIRECTV donation package is transferable. If you are an existing customer or live in a residence that does not qualify to receive DIRECTV, you can transfer this package to another qualified person of your choice.

Must be redeemed within ONE YEAR of April 21, 2012.

DIRECTV in memory of Derek Lagos Value: $1284

509

Nikon Coolpix L120 Patty and Joe Nicoletti, ’83, P’13

Value: $300

500: Go-Go Gadget!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

510

Kindle Fire Patrick Smith, ’01, Kevin Smith, ’05, Kevin McGrath, ’01, Brian McGrath, ’04, Patrick McGrath, ’08, Edmund Caulfield, ’00, Christopher Caulfield, ’03, Christopher Fernando, Value: $250 ’00, Jonathan Fernando, ’03, and Liam Ahearn, ’01

511

The New iPad3!

Anne and Mark Armstrong, P’10

512

Kindle Fire Susan and Bill Tomljanovic, P’15

513

Value: $729

Value: $250

ThinkPad E420 w/backpack The Budka, Callinan, Giacone, Burke, Githens, Richards, Schiavo and Rabasca Families Value: $1329

514

Kodak Playsport Video Camera Kelly and John King, P’14

515

Value: $150

The New iPad3!

Caroline and Conrad Adillon, P’12; Harlene and Dan Callaghan, P’12; Mary and Gary Critchlow, P’15; Clare and Glen Garber, P’12, ’15; Susan Penney, P’15; Kathleen and Value: $729 Nick Rabiecki, P’08, ’10, ’12; Diane and Craig Rothenberg, P’12

516

32” Dynex TV Micki and Vincent Donofrio, P’81

517

Kindle Touch 3G Patricia Carriero

518

Value: $150

iPod Touch Beth and Paul Faherty, P’15

519

Value: $350

Value: $299

Kindle Package Patricia and William Vincentz, P’14

Value: $250

Silent Auction 600: Bling

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

601

Secret’s Heart Necklace and Post Earrings

602

Bogassi Smoky Quartz Necklace and Earrings

603

Michael Kors Women’s Watch

604

Stainless Steel Men’s Bracelet

605

J. Crew Women’s Bracelet

606

Banana Republic Necklace and Earring Set

607

Blue Sapphire Pendant & Earring Set

608

Breakfast at “Tiffany’s”

609

Pearl Necklace and Earrings

610

Coach Silver Bangle

611

Sterling Pearl Necklace

612

Citizen Men’s Eco Drive Watch

Peggy and Pat Murphy, P’08

The Prep Advancement Team

Patricia and William Fitzpatrick, P’07, ’16 Elaine and Patrick Musto, P’95, ’99 Karine Apollon, P’13

Vivian and Mariano Almanza, P’13 Jean Oliveira

Rosalie and Dan Park, P’10

Mary and Darryl Freeman, P’08, ’12 Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13 Mary and Darryl Freeman, P’08,’12 Linda Gelson, P’14

Value: $140 Value: $960 Value: $250 Value: $100 Value: $60 Value: $109 Value: $400 Value: $1400 Value: $130 Value: $98 Value: $86 Value: $150

Silent Auction 700: FAN-tastic!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

701

Michael Jordan Autographed Basketball Tani and Michael Mauer, P’13

702

Tino Martinez Autographed Baseball New York Yankees

703

Value: $65

Cecil Fielder Autographed Baseball New York Yankees

711

Value: $85

Lee Mazzilli Autographed Baseball New York Yankees

710

Value: $60

Jeff Nelson Autographed Baseball New York Yankees

709

Value: $210

Graig Nettles Autographed Baseball Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

708

Value: $250

Mark Teixeira Autographed Baseball Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

707

Value: $70

David Cone Autographed Baseball Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

706

Value: $90

Joe Pepitone Autographed Baseball Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

705

Value: $110

Goose Gossage Autographed Baseball Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10

704

Value: $2000

Value: $55

Michael Phelps Autographed USA Swim Cap Michael Phelps

Value: $500

Silent Auction 800: A Night on the Town Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

Restaurant gift certificates do not include tax or gratuity.

801

“The Young Man and the Sea” and ESCA Gift Certificate David Pasternack; Mrs. Jennie Rizzo

802

Roots Steakhouse Gift Certificate Cyndi and Vincent Donatacci, ’78, P’14

803

Value: $100

Brunch for Two at Tribeca Grill Restrictions: Valid Sundays only, excluding holidays and the month of December.

Tribeca Grill

810

Value: $335

Dinner at the Highlawn Pavillion Marianne and Bill Sweeney, P’04, ’06, ’09

809

Value: $450

“Once on This Island” and Dinner at Martini Bistro & Bar – June 1, 2012 Sandra and Charles Lizza, ’74, P’11, ’12

808

Value: $500

Dinner and the Theatre Seton and William Ahearn, ’75, P’01; Allison and Liam Ahearn, ’01

807

Value: $300

“How to Succeed in Business...” Memorabilia Collection Patty and Joe Nicoletti, ’83, P’13

806

Value: $250

Broadway.com Gift Certificate Mary Beth and Timothy LiVolsi, P’06, ’08, ’11

805

Value: $150

Ristorante da Umberto Gift Certificate Mary and Joseph Carr, ’61

804

Value: $135

Value: $75

$50 Gift Certificate to Maggiano’s Maggiano’s Little Italy

Value: $50

800: A Night on the Town Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

811

Two Tickets to “The Book of Mormon” – March 15, 2013 Marianne and Bill Sweeney, P’04, ’06, ’09

812

$100 Lisbon Restaurant Gift Certificate Cyndi Guarini, P’12 and Jorge Santana

813

Value: $100

An Evening at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Dinner at the Vanderbilt Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10 and Vanderbilt

820

Value: $200

Shake Shack!

Shake Shack

819

Value: $300

$200 Dino & Harry’s gift certificate Dino & Harry’s

818

Value: $150

An Evening at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Dinner at the Vanderbilt Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Donna and Jimmy Rizzo, ’77, P’10 and Vanderbilt

817

Value: $260

$150 Saul Restaurant & Bar gift certificate Restrictions: Expires 12/31/2012 Saul Restaurant & Bar

816

Value: $260

Shakespeare in the Park - “Into The Woods” – June 29, 2012 Bank of America

815

Value: $100

Shakespeare in the Park - “As You Like It” – June 17, 2012 Bank of America

814

Value: $318

Value: $300

“Death of a Salesman” and Dinner at Oceana – June 1, 2012 Jacqueline and John Bradley, ’71

Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

Restaurant gift certificates do not include tax or gratuity.

Value: $342

800: A Night on the Town Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

821

Oceana Experience Restrictions: Certificate cannot be replaced if lost or stolen. Expires October 31, 2012; gratuity not included; food and wine to be chosen by Oceana; not valid on Saturday evenings or holidays.

Oceana Restaurant Value: $250

822

$100 Light Horse Tavern Gift Certificate Mary Beth and Jack Caulfield, ’71, P’00, ’03

823

Zagat Table for Two Maribeth and Rich O’Connor, P’13

824

Value: $100

Value: $100

$100 Calandra’s Gift Certificate Giacomo Calandra, P’13

Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

Restaurant gift certificates do not include tax or gratuity.

Value: $100

Silent Auction 900: That’s the Spirit!

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

901

$100 Giotto Gift Certificate and Wine Rebecca and Robert Frezza, P’15

902

1982 Mouton-Rothschild Bordeaux Alec Clerihew, ’57

903

Peter Michael Les Pavots Cab Sauv, Cab Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Vertical Series Donna Ecton and Victor Maragni, ’55

909

Value: $235

Value: $900

Levy and McClellan Cabernet Sauvignon 2004, 2005, 2006 Vertical Series Donna Ecton and Victor Maragni, ’55

910

Value: $775

Pisoni Estate Pinot Noir 2009 Donna Ecton and Victor Maragni, ’55

908

Value: $175

Kongsaard Syrah Hudson Vineyard 2001, 2002, 2005, 2007 Vertical Series Donna Ecton and Victor Maragni, ’55

907

Value: $140

Dinner and Cocktails Colleen and Robert Carlee, P’14

906

Value: $117

Midleton Very Rare Irish Whiskey Mary Beth and Jack Caulfield, ’71, P’00, ’03

905

Value: $1200

Electric Martini Maker Elieen and Tom Finn, ’83, P’13

904

Value: $200

Value: $1400

Hundred Acre Ancient Way Shiraz 2006 Donna Ecton and Victor Maragni, ’55

Value: $700

Silent Auction

1000: Get Away From It All! Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

Note: All travel packages are valid for the stated dates (if applicable) only. There will be no refunds or exchanges.

1001

1002

Avon-by-the-Sea Beach Apartment

Restrictions: Any consecutive 4 days between 7/9/2012 and 8/26/2012 .

Susan and Bill Tomljanovic, P’15

Aruba Vacation with $500 JetBlue Gift Card - May 5 – 12, 2013

Restrictions: Winner is responsible for arranging air travel. Must contact donor 30 days in advance.

Salsey and Thomas Sullivan, ’53, P’93

1003

Hamptons Weekend Getaway

1004

Condo Stay in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Florida – November 11-17, 2012

1005

1006

1007

Value: $600

Value: $3300

Restrictions: Pass good for any Monday - Thursday from September 2012 to mid-May 2013.

Cindy Guarini, P’12 and Jorge Santana Value: $289

Restrictions: Does not include transportation.

Carmela and Dom Facchini, P’98, ’01

Value: $1000

Make it a Long Island Weekend!

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Barkha and Floyd Cardoz, P’11, ’15; Colleen and Robert Carlee, P’14; Nan and Sean Cooney, P’15; Denise and Anthony DiGiacinto, P’14; Jeananne and Timothy Drost, P’13, ’15; Patricia and Daniel Egan, P’14; Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13; Norma and Thomas Francullo, P’16; Ana and Frank Liggio, P’15; Kathleen and John Nulty, P’15; Meg and William Oser, Jr., ’77, P’15; Francesca and Ralph Russo, P’14; Lori and Leonard Savino, P’15; Beverly and David Vollaro, P’15; Mary and Robert Walsh, P’14

Value: $1875

Marriott’s Aruba Surf Club with $500 JetBlue Gift Card – November 23-30, 2012

Restrictions: Winner is responsible for arranging air travel. Must contact donor 30 days in advance.

Jane and Jim Donofrio, ’81, P’11, ’14 Value: $2660

CobraCo Round Cast Iron Fire Pit Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Popovich, ’79, P’14

Value: $152

1000: Get Away From It All! Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

1008

3-Wheel Pull Golf Cart

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Popovich, ’79, P’14 1009

Tee Off at the Bergen County Golf Courses

1010

Threesome at Essex Fells Country Club

County of Bergen

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

The Feeney Family

Value: $59

Value: $800

Value: $450

Note: All travel packages are valid for the stated dates (if applicable) only. There will be no refunds or exchanges.

Silent Auction 1100: Grand & Warren

Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

1101

2012 Prep Football Seniors Signed Photo Sports Shots

1102

2012 Prep Football Full Team Signed Photo Sports Shots

1103

Priceless Advice!

“Honey-do” List Arvind Sawh and Rocco Tejada

1109

A Piece of Prep History!

College Essay 101 Jim Horan, ’70

1108

A Piece of Prep History!

Prep Chapel Bench Saint Peter’s Preparatory

1107

A Piece of Prep History!

Mulry Hall Exterior Sign Saint Peter’s Prep

1106

Value: $125

Prep Memorial Gymnasium Exterior Sign Saint Peter’s Prep

1105

A Piece of Prep History!

Go Peacocks!

Saint Peter’s College

1104

A Piece of Prep History!

A Job Well Done!

School Spirit!

Jesuit High Schools, Colleges and Universities

Once in a Lifetime!

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Cruz-in’to victory!

Last season, New Jersey’s own Victor Cruz danced his way around defenders, over goal lines and into the hearts of the Giants faithful each week, helping Big Blue to their second Super Bowl title in five years. As the G-Men defend their championship in 2012, you’ll be right there to see it all happen with two tickets to a Giants home game. But the real excitement begins after the final whistle, when you’ll get to walk among the Giants – literally! – as you’re led to the locker room to meet the man himself, face-to-face! To top it all off, this package includes a Victor Cruz autographed football to bring the glory of Giants football to your home or office!

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Donated by: Victor Cruz

Wine & Dine at Upper Montclair Country Club Relax and enjoy an outstanding three-course dinner for 14 in a private dining room at the prestigious Upper Montclair Country Club!

Hosting the Prep golf tournament for the second time this year, Upper Montclair is known not only for its 27 holes of championship-caliber golf, but also for its fine dining. Diners will also be treated to the wine pairings for each course from Upper Montclair’s collection of 90+ rated wines.

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor. Expires 12/1/2012 Donated by: Thomas and Linda Tulp, P’10

2011 NBA All-Star BasketBall When the NBA’s finest rolled into the Staples Center in Los Angeles for the 2011 All-Star Game last year, each player from both the Eastern and Western conference teams signed 250 All-Star balls – and one of them can be yours! The autographs read as a list of NBA royalty, with names like Kobe Bryant, Dwayne Wade, Dwight Howard, Kevin Durant, and current NBA MVP Derick Rose, just to name a few!

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The ball comes with a letter of authenticity from NBA Entertainment, as well as photos of players signing the basketballs.

Donated by: Paul Massache, ’93

Bidding Begins at 8:45 p.m.

To The Emerald Isle, In Style!

Spend a fabulous week in Ireland at this lovely two bedroom condo in Tralee, County Kerry. Located on the Dingle Road, it boasts a spectacular view of the Slieve Mish Mountains. The home comfortably sleeps 4, and is loaded with amenities. Round-trip airfare for two (Newark or JFK to Dublin, subject to availability) is included!

Restrictions: Subject to availability. Stay must be arranged two months in advance with donor. Contact Saint Peter’s Prep 6 weeks in advance to arrange air travel.

Ground transport is not included.

Donated by: Philip and Anne Buzzerio, P’10; Friends of Saint Peter’s Prep

2012 Prep Graduation Package As if celebrating the newest class of Prep alumni were not enough to make Sunday, June 10 special, here’s everything you need to make Graduation Day even better! No need to rush to scout out your place...you’ll enjoy six reserved seats right up front at the Yanitelli Center, plus a reserved parking space!

Afterwards, you can raise a glass to the Class of 2012 during brunch at Amanda’s in Hoboken, with the included $500 gift card.

Restrictions: Graduation tickets valid for 2012 only.

Donated by: Saint Peter’s Prep; Amanda’s Restaurant; Jane Ellen Doran-Regan and Richard Regan, ’69, P’13

tee time – hudson county style!

Discover two championship golf courses right in Prep’s backyard! In recent years, Liberty National and Bayonne Golf Club have both raised the bar for outstanding golf in two spectacular waterfront settings. But an even greater challenge than actually playing either course is getting a tee time – until now!

This package includes a round for three at Liberty National, and a round for four at Bayonne Golf Club. Lunch is included at both courses.

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Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon dates with respective donors.

Donated by: Janet and Rocco Coviello, P’14; Joseph DiFeo

Bidding Begins at 8:45 p.m.

Nets ball boy or ball girl for a day After 55 years, Brooklyn will once again have a big-league pro team to call its own next fall, when the Nets move to their new home at the Barclays Center!

You can experience a new era for Nets basketball up-close with four lower-level seats, and your son or daughter can get even closer to the action, serving as the Nets’ honorary ball boy/girl during the pregame warmups! It’s a once-in-alifetime opportunity for your favorite young fan to share the court with some of the NBA’s best!

Restrictions: Date and time to be determined by Nets management. Ball boy/girl must be 18 or under.

Donated by: New Jersey Nets/Bobby Marks

A Skier’s Dream in Utah!

Escape to Deer Valley, Utah, where you’ll spend five nights in a spectacular three-bedroom condo, convenient to some of the finest ski slopes in the world!

The crown jewel of the Park City ski resorts, Deer Valley hosted the freestyle moguls, aerial and alpine slalom events of the 2002 Winter Olympics. It also regularly hosts competitions for the International Ski Federation. This package also includes a $700 JetBlue gift card, to get your adventure started!

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon dates, before April 21, 2013. Not available from December 26, 2012 - January 2, 2013; January 17-23, 2013; or February 15-18, 2013.

Donated by: Valerie and Douglas DeMartin, P’15; Friends of Saint Peter’s Prep

Mass & Pizza with Fr. Azzarto, S.J. Generations of Prep men have fond memories of Mass with the one and only Fr. Tony Azzarto, S.J., whether with a small group in the chapel or with the entire school community in the gym. Now you can bring the experience home! Fr. Azzarto will celebrate Mass in your home, then stay for a pizza dinner with your family and friends.

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Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with Prep advancement office.

Donated by: Fr. Tony Azzarto, S.J.

Bidding Begins at 8:45 p.m.

Luxury Suite:Yankees Vs. Mets A Saturday afternoon at the ballpark. How can it get any better? Well, it helps if that ballpark is Yankee Stadium, and if that Saturday is May 12, when the Yankees will be hosting the Mets in a crosstown showdown. It gets better: you’ll get to enjoy all the action from a 40-person luxury suite, with great food and non-alcoholic beverages included! And just to sweeten the deal, you’ll even get eight prepaid parking vouchers.

It’s not your typical Saturday at the ballpark, but you can be sure it’ll be one you’ll never forget!

Donated by: Bank of America

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We thank the following additional sponsors and donors.

Sponsorships & donations received April 4 - April 18

Star Sponsors

Mary Margaret and David Canale, P’05,’09

Jesuit and Faculty Sponsors Mary and Joseph Carr, ’61 Eileen and Joseph Clabby Kimberly and David Colville, P’14, Susan and David Dowden, ’83

Clare and William Fennell, P’15, Karey and Mark Hogan, ’83 Kathleen and William Ward

Auction Donors ABC Kitchen Michael Ahn, ’86 Blue Smoke Nancy Block Kerry and Raymond Bowes, P’15 Delia Calandra, P’13 Thomas Cammarata, ’62 Mary Beth and John Caulfield, ’71, P’00, ’03 Christine Valmy Salon Colicchio & Sons Karen and Frank Colucci, P’08 Kathleen and Patrick Coyle, P’12 DANIEL and the Dinex Group Suzanne and Timothy Dillane Patricia and Dennis Enright, ’66, P’92 Michele and Cataldo Fazio, ’77 Fourth Wall Restaurants Beth and Thomas Freeman, P’14 Caroline and Jeffrey Garrigan, P’14 Mary and Kevin Higgins, P’11 Hudson County Community College Clara and Edward Keating, P’75, ’78, ’79 Michael Lampariello, ’05 Sharon and Richard Larkin, ’81, P’14 Ana and Frank Liggio, P’15 Loyola High School Maialino

Kathleen and Frederick Marshall, P’14 Jennifer and Ronald McGann, P’13 Eva Mary and Mark McGlynn, P’08 Alfred Miesemer, P’11 Momokufu Noodle Bar NBC (National Broadcasting Company, Inc.) Jane and John O’Brien, P’08 Maribeth and Richard O’Connor, P’09, ’13 Meg and William Oser, ’77, P’15 Paper Mill Playhouse Leonor and Alberto Perez, P’12 Sandra Richards, P’15 River Palm Jennie Rizzo, P’77 Vivian Salazar Scalini Fedeli Sheila Siu The Smoke Shop William Sweeney, ’04 Tranquil Traditions Union Beer Distributors Union Square Cafe Kathy and Juan Valdes Patricia and Warren Vincentz, P’14 Woodloch Pines Resort

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Addendum to the Auction Catalog Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

113

One Hour Massage

Vivian Salazar/Spreading Love Through Touch 114

“Afternoon Delight” Spa Package Christine Valmy Salon

217

Kate Spade Pocketbook

Eva and Mark McGlynn, P’08; Sharon and Rick Larkin, ’81, P’14 218

Longchamp Totes

219

Summer Dress with Crossbody Purse

320

It’s a Birthday Party!

Jen and Ron McGann, P’13

Beth and Tom Freeman, P’14

Value: $200

Value: $250

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Restrictions: Pizza making not included, but can be added for an additional $3.50 per child.

California Pizza Kitchen Value: $70 321

“Still Life with Avocado”

322

Two Tickets to “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon”

Artists of the Americas

Value: $700

Restrictions: Valid until May 1, 2013. Mutually agreed upon date with donor. Age 17+ only.

NBC (National Broadcasting Company, Inc.) Priceless Laughs!

323

Tea Party Gourmet Gift Basket Tranquil Traditions

324

Value: $250

New York City Highline Tour

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Mike Lampariello, ’05

Value: $250

Silent Auction: Addendum Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

325

Seafood Dinner - Lobster Three Ways

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Hudson County Community College 326

Summer Fun!

Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13 327

Cigar Bar

422

Two Tickets to Yankees vs. Orioles - September 2, 2012

The Smoke Shop

Michael Ahn, ’86 423

Two Tickets to Yankees vs. A’s - September 23, 2012 Michael Ahn, ’86

424

Silpada Necklace

Kathleen and Frederick Marshall, P’14; Nancy Block 614

Black Sapphire Bracelet Diane Casazza, P’95, ’97

615

Lapis Lazuli Earrings Dene and Jim Ryan, ’66

616

Value: $400

Value: $480

Value: $480

Value: $500

Two Tickets to Boston Red Sox Home Game - 2012 Season Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Jennifer and Donald Schroeder, ’87

613

Value: $286

Four Tickets to a New York Red Bulls Game - 2012-2013 Season Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor.

Sheila Siu and Bill Sweeney, ’04

425

Value: $1000

Nina Nguyen’s Sensations Necklace Leonor and Al Perez, P’12

Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

Restaurant gift certificates do not include tax or gratuity.

Value: $344

Value: $

Value: $600

Value: $220

Value: $150

Silent Auction: Addendum Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

617

Andrea Candela Amethyst Earrings

Barkha and Floyd Cardoz, P’11, ’15; Colleen and Robert Carlee, P’14; Nan and Sean Value: $400 Cooney, P’15; Denise and Anthony DiGiacinto, P’14 Jeananne and Timothy Drost, P’13, ’15; Patricia and Daniel Egan, P’14; Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13; Norma and Thomas Francullo, P’16, Ana and Frank Liggio, P’15; Kathleen and John Nulty, P’15; Meg and William Oser, Jr., ’77, P’15; Francesca and Ralph Russo, P’14; Lori and Leonard Savino, P’15; Beverly and David Vollaro, P’15; Mary and Robert Walsh, P’14 618

Trio of Gifts from the Sea

Suzanne and Stanley Rogacki, P’12 712

Mike Stanley Autographed Baseball New York Yankees

713

Vince Carter NBA Game Worn Shoes Gary Bogdanski, ’02

714

Richard Jefferson NBA Game Worn Shoes Gary Bogdanski, ’02

715

Jason Kidd NBA Game Worn Shoes Gary Bogdanski, ’02

716

Al Leiter Autographed Baseball Mary and Kevin Higgins, P’11

717

Kobe Bryant Autographed SLAM Magazine Cover in Frame Jane and John O’Brien, P’08

825

Chef ’s Tasting for Two at Aldea

826

$200 Gift Certificate for Park Avenue Summer

Aldea

Restrictions: Valid at any of the Fourth Wall restaurants in New York City.

Fourth Wall Restaurants

Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

Restaurant gift certificates do not include tax or gratuity.

Value: $180

Value: $60

Value: $600

Value: $300

Value: $600

Value: $50

Value: $200

Value: $250

Value: $200

Silent Auction: Addendum Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

827

$150 ABC Kitchen Gift Card ABC Kitchen

828

$375 Gift Certificate to Scalini Fedeli

829

$100 Border Grill Gift Card with Signed Mesa Mexicana Cookbook

Scalini Fedeli

Border Grill 830

Restrictions: Valid for any Wednesday, Thursday or Sunday evening, May 30 - June 24, 2012

Dinner for Four at The Modern The Modern

832

Dinner for Four at Colicchio & Sons Tom Colicchio/Colicchio & Sons

833

Dinner for Two at Gramercy Tavern Gramercy Tavern

835

Value: $172

Value: $150

Value: $600

Value: $400

$100 Momofuku Gift Certificate Restrictions: Beverages not included.

Momofuku Noodle Bar

834

Value: $375

Two Tickets to “Once on This Island” Paper Mill Playhouse

831

Value: $150

$100 Gift Card to any Fourth Wall Restaurant Karen and Frank Colucci, P’08

836

Dinner for Two at Union Square Café

837

Two Tickets to “Nice Work If You Can Get It” and Dinner at Le Bernardin - June 23, 2012

Union Square Café

Mary Beth and Jack Caulfield, ’71, P’00, ’03

Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

Restaurant gift certificates do not include tax or gratuity.

Value: $100

Value: $275

Value: $100

Value: $150

Value: $625

Silent Auction: Addendum Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

838

Dinner for Four at db Bistro Moderne

Restrictions: Reservations good for Sunday-Thursday only, 8 p.m. or later.

DANIEL and the Dinex Group 839

$150 River Palm Gift Certificate River Palm

840

Dinner for Two at Blue Smoke Blue Smoke

841

Dinner for Two with Wine Pairing at Maialino Maialino

842

$250 Highlawn Pavillion Gift Card

843

$100 LouCas Gift Certificate

844

$150 Dino & Harry’s Gift Certificate

911

Wine Opener with Antique Brass Finish

912

Dominus Cabernet Blend 1992

913

Ommegang Beer Variety Pack

914

Adelphi Distillery from Tamdhu 22 Year Old Single Malt Scotch

Jane and John O’Brien, P’08

Kathleen and Pat Coyle, P’12

Michele and Cataldo Fazio, ’77

Cindy Guarini, P’12

Sheila and Dan Butko, P’12, ’14

Union Beer Distributors

Value: $500

Value: $150

Value: $75

Value: $450

Value: $250

Value: $100

Value: $150

Value: $100

Value: $750

Value: $150

Barkha and Floyd Cardoz, P’11, ’15; Colleen and Robert Carlee, P’14; Nan and Sean Value: $140 Cooney, P’15; Denise and Anthony DiGiacinto, P’14 Jeananne and Timothy Drost, P’13, ’15; Patricia and Daniel Egan, P’14; Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13; Norma and Thomas Francullo, P’16, Ana and Frank Liggio, P’15; Kathleen and John Nulty, P’15; Meg and William Oser, Jr., ’77, P’15; Francesca and Ralph Russo, P’14; Lori and Leonard Savino, P’15; Beverly and David Vollaro, P’15; Mary and Robert Walsh, P’14 Note: All event tickets are valid for the stated dates only; there will be no refunds or exchanges.

Restaurant gift certificates do not include tax or gratuity.

Silent Auction: Addendum Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

915

Dominus Cabernet Blend 1996 – Six Bottles

916

Dom Perignon Champagne 1990 – Six Bottles

917

Ommegang Beer Variety Pack

918

Adelphi Distillery Breath of Islay 14 Year Old Single Malt Scotch

919

Dom Perignon Champagne 1990 – Six Bottles

920

Ommegang Beer Variety Pack

Sheila and Dan Butko, P’12, ’14

Sheila and Dan Butko, P’12, ’14

Union Beer Distributors

922

Sheila and Dan Butko, P’12, ’14

Value: $150

Value: $1800

Value: $150

Adelphi Distillery Caol Ila 12 Year Old Single Malt Scotch

Value: $105 Barkha and Floyd Cardoz, P’11, ’15; Colleen and Robert Carlee, P’14; Nan and Sean Cooney, P’15; Denise and Anthony DiGiacinto, P’14 Jeananne and Timothy Drost, P’13, ’15; Patricia and Daniel Egan, P’14; Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13; Norma and Thomas Francullo, P’16, Ana and Frank Liggio, P’15; Kathleen and John Nulty, P’15; Meg and William Oser, Jr., ’77, P’15; Francesca and Ralph Russo, P’14; Lori and Leonard Savino, P’15; Beverly and David Vollaro, P’15; Mary and Robert Walsh, P’14

Pappy Van Winkle 15 Year Old Kentucky Bourbon Chris Casazza, ’97

923

Value: $1800

Value: $110 Barkha and Floyd Cardoz, P’11, ’15; Colleen and Robert Carlee, P’14; Nan and Sean Cooney, P’15; Denise and Anthony DiGiacinto, P’14 Jeananne and Timothy Drost, P’13, ’15; Patricia and Daniel Egan, P’14; Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13; Norma and Thomas Francullo, P’16, Ana and Frank Liggio, P’15; Kathleen and John Nulty, P’15; Meg and William Oser, Jr., ’77, P’15; Francesca and Ralph Russo, P’14; Lori and Leonard Savino, P’15; Beverly and David Vollaro, P’15; Mary and Robert Walsh, P’14

Union Beer Distributors 921

Value: $750

Adelphi Distillery from Linkwood 16 Year Old Single Malt Scotch

Value: $75

Barkha and Floyd Cardoz, P’11, ’15; Colleen and Robert Carlee, P’14; Nan and Sean Value: $125 Cooney, P’15; Denise and Anthony DiGiacinto, P’14 Jeananne and Timothy Drost, P’13, ’15; Patricia and Daniel Egan, P’14; Eileen and Thomas Finn, ’83, P’13; Norma and Thomas Francullo, P’16, Ana and Frank Liggio, P’15; Kathleen and John Nulty, P’15; Meg and William Oser, Jr., ’77, P’15; Francesca and Ralph Russo, P’14; Lori and Leonard Savino, P’15; Beverly and David Vollaro, P’15; Mary and Robert Walsh, P’14

Silent Auction: Addendum Silent Auction bidding closes at 8:30 p.m.

1011

Week in Hilton Head, South Carolina

Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date with donor. Transportation not included Patricia and Dennis Enright, ’66, P’92 1012

$450 Gift Certificate at Brooklake Country Club Kathleen and Pat Coyle, P’12

1013

Value: $450

Make It Your Vacation!

Restrictions: Must contact Prep’s Special Events Office two months prior to travel for arrangements. Expires 03/31/2013.

Paul Schaetzle, ’71 1014

Value: $2000

Value: $2000

$250 Gift Certificate at Woodloch in the Poconos

Restrictions: Taxes and gratuity not inlcuded. Amount must be used in its entirety. Certificate cannot be replaced if lost or damaged.

Woodloch Value: $250 1110

Saint Peter’s Prep Baseball Skills Camp, July 23-26, 2012 Restrictions: The camp is for boys entering grades 5 through 12.

Saint Peter’s Prep

Value: $160

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Marauders on the High Seas A new chapter has been written in Prep’s athletic tradition in recent years, as Prep Crew has continued to make waves with their heroics on the Passaic River and other waterways. Now you can be a part of the excitement – no wetsuit necessary! – by naming the team’s newest four-man racing shell. You can choose to honor your favorite Prep teacher or alumnus, your class year, etc…it’s up to you! Prep Crew will proudly carry the name of your choice on their new boat for three years. It’s a perfect tribute to a school whose long tradition began when a group of Jesuits rowed their way across New York Harbor over 140 years ago.

Restrictions: Naming selection subject to final approval by the Office of the President.

Donated by: Prep Crew

Luxury Suite:Yankees Vs. Mets Note: This item appears in the main catalog with an incorrect date. We apologize for the error.

A Saturday afternoon at the ballpark. How can it get any better? Well, it helps if that ballpark is Yankee Stadium, and if that Saturday is June 9, when the Yankees will be hosting the Mets in a crosstown showdown. It gets better: you’ll get to enjoy all the action from a 40-person luxury suite, with great food and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages included! And just to sweeten the deal, you’ll even get eight prepaid parking vouchers.

It’s not your typical Saturday at the ballpark, but you can be sure it’ll be one you’ll never forget!

Donated by: Bank of America

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