IN THIS ISSUE
FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Friends,
Athletic Complex Redevelopment Project Pages 4 & 5 Fine Arts Page 6 Alumni News & Notes Pages 8 & 9 Spring Sports Recaps Pages 10 & 11 Bocce Ball & Hall of Fame Page 14 Golf Tourney Page 15
Prayers are answered and dreams do come true! We are ready to forge ahead, as you can see from the cover of this edition of the Tau we are Stepping Up Our Game. Preparations continue, plans are coming together, and meetings are occurring to break ground on our 4 million dollar Athletic Complex Redevelopment Project. Our Field of Dreams is close to becoming a reality through the generosity and loyalty of our St. Francis High School benefactors. I am extremely happy and excited to announce WKDW 6W )UDQFLV +LJK 6FKRRO KDV UHFHLYHG LWV ¿UVW HYHU RQH PLOOLRQ GROODU JLIW IURP Bill and Nancy Gacioch and their family. The building on this site will provide an area for our Hall of Fame, locker rooms, restrooms, concessions, along with a second ÀRRU WKDW FDQ EH XVHG DV D 9,3 YLHZLQJ DUHD 7KLV IDFLOLW\ ZLOO EHDU WKH QDPH RI %LOO and Nancy and their family. Plans for the redevelopment of our athletic complex DOVR LQFOXGHV D PXOWL SXUSRVH WXUI ¿HOG D QHZ WUDFN OLJKWLQJ IHQFLQJ VFRUHERDUG and paved parking lot. I would also like to thank the Polian family for their generous donation to this project. The community here is very excited about our latest venture, and we will keep you up to date on our progress. Check out the article on pages 4 & 5 of this issue. The school year is off to a grand start as we welcomed the 160 members of the class RI WR WKH EURWKHUKRRG RI 6W )UDQFLV 7KLV IUHVKPHQ FODVV GH¿HG WKH GHPRJUDSKics, and it is the largest incoming class that we have seen in six years. St. Francis continues to position itself for future growth and provide Catholic/Franciscan education for Western New York and the world. A very special thank you to all who participated in the 2013-2014 Annual Giving Appeal. Your generosity provided tuition assistance to many young men and their IDPLOLHV ZKR ZRXOG QRW EH DEOH WR DWWHQG 6W )UDQFLV ZLWKRXW ¿QDQFLDO DVVLVWDQFH ,Q the Franciscan tradition we strive to provide a Franciscan education here at St. Francis to all who desire to attend. The Annual Report of gifts to St. Francis High School is included in this edition of the Tau in appreciation of your generosity.
ON THE COVER Stepping Up Our Game St. Francis gets ready to launch an Athletic Complex Redevelopment Project
Finally, I urge all, if you haven’t been on campus lately, to stop by and take a tour of our facilities. Over the summer, we completely renovated the Michalek Library. Thanks to Schneider Design Architects, we now have a library that is both functional DQG DWWUDFWLYH ZKLFK UHÀHFWV WKH st century. I am sure you will be amazed at the transformation, check out the photos on pages 12 and 13. As always, thank you for your continued support of St. Francis High School. Peace and all good things,
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ANNUAL GIVING AND CAPITAL GIVING;
WHAT THEY ARE AND WHY BOTH ARE IMPORTANT TO ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL St. Francis High School is a shining example of all that a private Catholic, Franciscan college preparatory school should be. This, of course, would not be possible without the philanthropic spirit of thousands of benefactors who have helped provide the necessary resources to perpetuate stability and growth in both our student body and our campus. $V SUHSDUDWLRQV EHJLQ WR WUDQVIRUP WKH SURSHUW\ ZKHUH RXU IRRWEDOO ¿HOG DQG WUDFN FXUUHQWO\ UHVLGH LQWR D PRGHUQ multiuse athletic events center, we know that we will need the continued generosity of our alumni, friends, parents, alumni parents, faculty and staff. To that end, all members of the St. Francis Family will have the opportunity to VXSSRUW WKLV YHU\ VSHFLDO SURMHFW ,W LV LPSRUWDQW WR UHDOL]H KRZHYHU WKDW ZKLOH WKLV SURMHFW LV FHUWDLQO\ VLJQL¿FDQW IRU WKH LPPHGLDWH DQG ORQJ WHUP EHQH¿WV LW ZLOO SURYLGH DQQXDO RSHUDWLRQDO QHHGV ZLOO FRQWLQXH WR H[LVW HYHQ DV WKLV project moves forward. 3URYLGHG EHORZ LV VRPH LQIRUPDWLRQ UHJDUGLQJ DQQXDO JLYLQJ DQG FDSLWDO JLYLQJ WKDW \RX PD\ ¿QG XVHIXO DV \RX FRQVLGHU VXSSRUWLQJ 6W )UDQFLV +LJK 6FKRRO ¿QDQFLDOO\ 6W )UDQFLV +LJK 6FKRRO QHHGV ERWK W\SHV RI JLYLQJ WR continue to provide a high quality, holistic education to a socioeconomically diverse student body.
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These are unrestricted gifts made on a yearly basis typically from a donor’s annual discretionary income. It is an ongoing effort that supports operational costs, keeps tuition at an affordable level and gives the school latitude to address its most pressing needs. Contributions to St. Francis High School’s Annual Giving Appeal are used primarily for tuition assistance. The 2014-2015 Annual Giving Appeal will begin in October of 2014 and run through June 30, 2015.
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OUTDOOR ATHLETIC COMPLEX
OUTDOOR ATHLETIC COMPLEX REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
-New synthetic turf field playing surface -New 8 lane all weather track For 87 years St. Francis High School has provided -New stadium lighting an outstanding Roman Catholic college preparatory -New scoreboard education to young men from throughout Western -New gateway entrances New York and beyond. Owned and operated by -New fencing the Franciscan Friars Conventual of the Our Lady -New and expanded paved parking lot and access of the Angels Province, the school is known for its balanced approach to education that strives to roads develop the whole person-mind, body and spirit. -New 2 story building that houses the following • home and away team rooms Mindful of its uniquely Franciscan approach to education and the diverse needs of the modern • coaches room student, St. Francis High School has developed highly regarded academic and co-curricular • training room programs that offer extensive opportunities for • officials room students to excel in and out of the classroom. Historically, the school has demonstrated a • restrooms commitment to properly support these programs through capital improvements to its physical • concessions plant. To that end, the decision has been made to redevelop the outdoor athletic facilities at St. • storage Francis High School. • Fr. Rufinus Niedzwiecki, OFM Conv. St. Francis High School has built a reputation as Athletic Hall of Fame an institution that has outstanding academics and • second level indoor social space excellent athletics. This status has been earned by overlooking the field with capacity of 125 our dedicated student-athletes and devoted coaches • second level outdoor viewing space and is evidenced by the many alumni that have overlooking the field continued their academic and athletic careers both Site work is scheduled to begin in November of collegiately and professionally. In addition, the 2014, with construction of the turf field and track success of the athletic program has traditionally been a source of school pride, positive community to commence in January of 2015. Construction will continue through 2015 and with a targeted awareness and an appealing factor for prospective completion date of all phases in the Fall of 2015. students. Our facilities should reflect the excellence of our athletic program and enhance As Fr. Michael mentioned in his letter on page the experience of our student body. 2, we have been able to secure a strong financial A multiuse athletic center, this facility will directly foundation for this project. However, we still are benefit the interscholastic football, soccer, lacrosse in need of your support to insure its successful completion. and track and field programs, serve the general school population through physical education classes and host numerous school related activities. It will properly address the needs of our athletic program, cut down on maintenance costs and provide a home for athletics that the entire St. Francis High School Family will be proud of. The project will cost approximately 4 million dollars and include the following elements:
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In late November, you will receive a mailing regarding the redevelopment of St. Francis High School’s outdoor athletic facilities. Enclosed will be additional information and an opportunity for you to financially support this very important project. Please consider making a generous gift and contributing to the tradition of success that is St. Francis High School.
STEPPING UP OUR GAME
For more information regarding this project and how you can support it, please contact Paul Bartell Jr.’88, Vice President of Development and Alumni Relations at 716-627-1200 ext. 465 or email bartellp@stfrancishigh.org.
BY PAUL BARTELL JR.’88
View of the building from the track.
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Celebrating the Fine Arts at St. Francis
2014-2015 FINE ARTS SEASON
Theatre
Murder is never funny unless it comes through the pen of Jack Sharkey. Edgar Hollister is missing. His wife thinks he is dead, but is he? There is no body. So where is he? Or better yet, who is he? Complete with bizarre characters, and witty, fast-paced dialogue, The Murder Room is a delightful British style farce that is certain to tickle your funny bone.
The Murder Room
a mystery-farce by Jack Sharkey
Saturday, November 1st at 7 PM Sunday, November 2nd at 2 PM Ormsby Alumni Hall Theatre It’s the brassy, bright, and promising year of 1959. Boston’s Colonial Theatre is host to the opening night performance of a new musical. When the leading lady mysteriously dies on stage the entire cast and crew are suspects. Enter a local detective, who just happens to be a musical theatre fan
Concerts and Ceremonies The Christmas Concert Thursday, December 18th at 7:00 PM Ormsby Alumni Hall Theatre All Choral and Instrumental Groups
Service of Lessons and Carols Sunday, December 21st at 4:00 PM Friars’ Hall Chapel Men’s Choir
Focus on the Fine Arts
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Wednesday, April 22nd School Time Assembly Ormsby Alumni Hall Theatre
All Performance Groups and Graphic Artists
The Spring Concert Thursday, April 23rd at 7:00 PM Ormsby Alumni Hall Theatre
All Performance Groups and Graphic Artists
Book by Rupert Holmes Music by John Kander and Lyrics by Fred Ebb
Friday, March 13th at 7 PM Saturday, March 14th at 7 PM Sunday, March 15th at 2 PM Ormsby Alumni Hall Theatre Page 6 Summer / Fall Tau 2014
The 43rd Annual Art Awards Banquet Sunday, May 17th at 5:00 PM Salvatore’s Italian Gardens Restaurant
FULL S.T.E.A.M. AHEAD Q: What does an Art Class in Photography and Biology have in common?
Q: What does a jewelry making class have to do with Chemistry? A: In the jewelry class students will be exposed to the re-teaching of the periodic table by a chemistry teacher to better understand the materials used and theory properties when molded in artistic designs. Q: What does Physics have to do with color theory? A: The theory of color unit in Art intersects the Physics unit on waves with the color wheel, Newton, speed of light, intensity of colors with frequency and amplitudes. These are some of the cross disciplinary initiatives made possible by a recent STEAM grant awarded to St. Francis High School. Ms. Kate Collins, Chair of the Science Department, along with colleagues Mr. Mark Niedzilla and Mrs. Sharon Stoll secured a $135,000 grant through the Buffalo Independent Secondary School Network (BISSNET) and funded by the Oishei Foundation. St. Francis was one of sixteen schools to receive a STEAM grant to further study in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. According to Collins, technology was the main focus of the St. Francis grant proposal, more specifically how technology could be implemented with the other STEAM components. There is a three year implementation plan for the grant in place.
St. Francis High School has designed a S.T.E.A.M. program that will have a direct impact on all students. Technology will increase in Science, Math and Art classes. All students are required to study these subject areas and will have numerous opportunities to work with interactive educational technology and software. Science Labs will shift from teacher centered to student centered investigations.
Funds from the grant have been used to purchase technology for the initiative including 3-D projectors for Science and Math, iPads for the Science department, as well as probeware for accurate real time data collection. In addition, a Van de Graaf Generator has also been secured by the Science department. Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry classes will design lessons incorporating the 3-D projector technology. Apple –TV connections in Math classes will be coordinated with iPad use by students and teachers.
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SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ART & MATH
A: Biology and Art connect in the study of photography. Teachers, Art and Biology will team teach the mechanisms of the human eye and compare to the workings of a camera.
According to Mr. Thomas Braunscheidel, Principal of St. Francis High School, the S.T.E.A.M. Grant has been a catalyst for innovation in the classroom. “It has empowered teachers to implement new technologies and learning strategies that push students to their maximum potential. The grant has helped teachers and students grow through enhanced S.T.E.A.M. experiences”.
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ALUMNI NEWS & NOTES
Stephen Zawistowski, ‘73 PhD, CAAB… has retired as ASPCA Science Advisor. He will remain as Science Advisor Emeritus and is also an Adjunct Professor of Anthrozoology at Canisius College and Adjunct Professor of Animal Behavior and Conservation at Hunter College. Bryan Wittman ’77… after 29 years, Bryan has retired from the Walt Disney Company. He most recently served as Vice President of Global Special Events for all Disney Theme Parks, Resorts and Cruise line worldwide. He and his wife Kathy now split their time between homes in Hamburg, NY and Siesta Key FL. 1980s James Geisendorfer ’82… has relocated to Shanghai, China where he has been appointed to the position of President of Neapco’s Asia Division. Neapco is a global Tier 1 manufacturer of driveline components for the OEM Automotive market. He and his wife Jill will be there for a 3-5 year assignment. 1990s Keith Kuwik ‘94… and his wife Lauren welcomed their third child, Luke William, on June 9, 2014. Damian Tremblay ’96… earned a Postgraduate Professional License from the State of Virginia and completed his first year as Chair of the World Languages Department at Freedom High School in Chantilly (Loudoun County), Virginia.
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Brian Van Remmen ’97… recently released his third book, “Absurdity & Speed,” a collection of poems and collages that capture a road trip he took around the United States. In addition, Brian cofounded Hip Pocket Books with fellow alum Brian McMahon ‘97 to print creative works from writers and artists throughout the world. 2000s Jeff Ware ’00... opened up Resurgence Brewing Company in the City of Buffalo in June of 2014. Styled in the tradition of the great beer gardens of Germany, Resurgence currently serves
approximately 20 craft beers (including their own) and serves light faire. They are located at 1250 Niagara Street near Rich Products and can be found online at www.resurgencebrewing.com. Christopher Winkelman’01 ...Chris was born with Cystic Fibrosis and had many health issues throughout his life. The last few years have been increasingly difficult. Chris was given the gift of life on July 10, 2014. Chris had a double lung transplant. The friends and family of Chris are having a benefit for him on October 25, 2014 at the St. Francis of Assisi Social Center. From 5:30 to 10:30pm. Tickets are $20 pre sale or $25 at the door. Please help support your fellow class mate! Justin Mace ’06… married Vanessa Edmondson, May 10, 2014, at Princess Place Preserve, Palm Coast, Florida. The wedding party included best man, Brian Grove ’06, Tyler Mace ’08 and Alex Mace. Also in attendance to the wedding was Nick Albini ’06, Jeff Kaluzny ’06, Dr. Dan Vargo ’06 and Aaron Bonilla ’06. Justin currently works at Ennis, Pellum & Associates and lives in Jacksonville, Florida.
Tomasz Falkowski, ’08…a PhD student in Environmental & Forest Biology, State University of New York (SUNY Environmental Sciences and Forestry / Syracuse University) gave a lecture this summer on “The Comparative Diversity of Birds in Different Land Management Systems in the Region of Montes Azules Chiapas, Mexico”, for an institutional seminar at Unit San Cristobal, Mexico. Elliott Woyshner ’10... was commissioned a U.S. Army 2nd Lt. and graduated from John Carroll University in May, 2014. He is continuing his officer training at Ft. Leonard Wood, MO., in the Military Intelligence branch of the Chemical Corps.
Donald Argy III ’12… was recently chosen as a recipient of one of the Joint ROTC Awards for 2014. Cadet Argy was awarded a National Leadership Award for exemplary leadership demonstrated while enrolled in a Senior Reserve Officer’s Training Course.
Please remember in your Prayers the following members of the st. francis high school family who have recently Passed away: +Anthony Zebron ‘48 +Joseph Jayson Co-recipient of the 1st Fr. Justin Figas Award uncle of William ’83 & Matthew ’85 Jaworski +Michael Yurchak ‘86 +Daniel Gernatt Sr. grandfather of Donald ‘88 +Helen Hannon mother of faculty member Patrick Hannon +Maureen Black grandmother of Sean Black ‘17 +Elaine Mandy wife of Stephen ’55 & mother of David ’80 +Mortimer Sullivan father of Mark ’86 and Michael ‘96 +Henry Grzes Sr. father of Henry ’74 and Paul ‘83
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BY JERRY GORCZYCA ’73
Alex Neary ’11…has been accepted into the Take Five Scholars Program at the University of Rochester. The program enables select undergraduates to enrich their academic experience by enrolling for a fifth year of study tuition free. Alex is a junior majoring in biochemistry and psychology.
During a ceremony held at The Citadel, Donald was recognized with a medal and certificate from The Military Order of the Purple Heart.
ALUMNI NEWS & NOTES
David Padak ’06…graduated from the New York Institute of Massage, where he received his national license as a LMT. He now resides in Winston Salem, NC and is the lead therapist for Massage Envy. David plans on pursuing a degree in physical therapy.
Varsity Baseball
Varsity Spring Sports Recap
by Jerry Gorczyca ’73
11-7 overall, 10-4 league
All Catholics Matthew Minnick – Pitcher Thomas Anderson – 1st Base Andrew Krakowski – Pitcher Ryan Stefaniak - Outfield
Varsity Lacrosse 4-12 Overall
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Varsity Tennis 4-8 overall
4-1 overall
All Catholics Chris Walter – Long Jump & 4x400 relay Ryan Kawalerski – 4x400 relay Elliot Buccieri – 4x400 relay Austin Taylor – 4x400 relay Isaiah Utley – 3200m Matt Kowalski – Discus
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BASEBALL, LACROSSE, TENNIS, TRACK & FIELD
Varsity Track & Field
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MICHALEK LIBRARY GETS A FACELIFT
Jake Schneider ’73 and Schneider Design Architects designed the new space.
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LIBRARY; MODERN AND CLASSIC
In June of 2014 renovations to the Michalek Library began and were completed over the summer. The new space was ready to greet students when they returned to school in September. According to Fr. Michael Sajda, President of St. Francis High School, the renovations were long overdue. “The space is modern, but with a classic feel. It’s much more open and bright. It is much more conducive to the way today’s students utilize a library space”. The last time the library was renovated was in 1975 when it was named the Michalek Library in honor of Dr. Leo M. Michalek Sr. who passed away in 1974. Dr. Michalek was the school’s physician and a very generous benefactor of St. Francis High School. His family has continued his spirit of philanthropy and contributed to the cost of the current renovations. The new library boasts an electric fireplace, wood floor, new furniture and a 60” Apple TV. Rededication ceremonies for the Michalek Library are scheduled for later this month.
HALL OF FAME & BOCCE BALL
memberS oF The claSS oF 2014 Fr. ruFiNaS aThleTic hall oF Fame
Pictured from left to right:Fr. Michael, President of St. Francis, William Waldorf (father of Terence Waldorf ‘87), Vinny DeMarco ‘04, Mark Dantonio ‘93, Brian Mata ‘99.
BOCCE
On Saturday, June 21, 2014 the St. Francis High School Alumni Association hosted the 8th Annual Bocce Ball Tournament on the front lawn of the school. Those in attendance enjoyed cool beverages and a delicious lunch of hot dogs, hamburgers and sausage from Camellia Provision in an idyllic setting. 16 teams battled for lawn bowling supremacy but at the end it came down to a battle of the “Big”. Teams “The Big LaBocce” (David Kelly ‘04, Kenny Machelski, John Bartkowiak, Greg Panepinto) defeated team “Big Dogs” (Jay Pinkert ‘97, Jeff Lacpruccia ‘96, Dan Donohue 98, Brian Rogers ‘96) to take home the title and the glory. Many thanks to all that participated and contributed to this fun and action packed event. A special thank you to event chair Jack Jensen ‘73 and Pat Maloney ‘73 for their efforts.
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Over 160 individuals and businesses were contributing sponsors to the tourney which raised $30,000 in support of scholarships established by the Alumni Association for current and future students of St. Francis High School. Special thanks to Key Bank, Colligan Law, National Property Management and Gross, Shuman, Brizdle & Gilfillan, P.C. for their support as Corporate Sponsors this year.
Through a tiebreaker, the team of Cory Cullen ’13, Michael Cullen, Brian Drainville and Chuck Stephenson was able to emerge from the 5 teams that finished at 12 under par as the winners of this year’s tournament. The winners of the Longest Drive contests were Wayne Clarke, Dr. Rick Charlap ’86 and Mike Ehlers ’06 while the Closest To The Pin winners were Mike Benzinger ’06, Brad Rybczynski ’93 and John Perna ’92.
A very special thank you to Greene & Associates who was once again the Presenting Sponsor of the tournament. We thank all of our sponsors and participants and look forward to seeing you at next year’s tournament on Thursday, July 9, 2015.
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30TH ANNUAL ALUMNI GOLF TOURNEY
On Thursday, July 10th 189 golfers took to the links at Terry Hills Golf Course in support of St. Francis High School. The event was once again blessed with near perfect weather with low humidity and temperatures in the mid 70’s. The beautiful weather was complimented by an outstanding lunch, a delicious steak dinner and, most importantly, the fellowship of those present.
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