Kiski Bulletin 2022: A Year in Review

LEARNING FROM YOUR CLASSMATES

The Benefit of Global Perspectives

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

John Jacob ’89, P’18, P’20, P’23 Chair

Ellen Swank P ’93, P’97, Vice Chair

Christopher Brueningsen, Head of School

T. Robert Boulware ’82

J. Brooks Crozier ’87

Wendy Feinstein P’23

Edda Fields-Black P’21

Robert Gleason Jr. ’57

Neil Hart ’91, P’23, P’24

Arthur Hayes ’67

Carl Kalnow ’68

Timothy Lewis ’72

Jason Mathews ’93

Christopher McCrady

Nathan McCutcheon ’03

James Moore Jr. ’71

M. Dean Mosites, ’72 P’10

Joseph Orr III ’75, P’05

Logan Powell ’92

Marc Robertshaw ’72

Peter Smith ’72

Christine Toretti P’04

Kyle Webb ’86, P’17

TRUSTEES EMERITI

Russell Swank III ’67, P’93, P’97

Michael Yukevich Jr. ’60, P’06, P’07

P = Parent

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

The Kiski School admits students of any race, color, sexual orientation, nationality, or ethnic origin to all the rights privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at The Kiski School. The administration does not discriminate on the basis of color, sexual orientation, nationality, or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarships and loan programs, athletics, and other school-administered programs.

EDITOR

Mark Rhodehamel

ASSOCIATE EDITORS

Vickie Fluharty

Leisa Henderson

CONTRIBUTORS

Sandy Acquard

Chris Brueningsen

Bramble Buran

Kenneth-Anthony Clarke

Mitchell Czerniak

Vickie Fluharty

Leisa Henderson

Jen Kwiatek

Lara Stutzman

Steven T. Szilagyi ’88

Mary Ugoletti

Damien Williams

Class notes submitted by alumni.

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COVER ARTWORK

Mykhialo Mizin ’24 (left) and Andrii Maltsev ’23

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(right) displaying their Ukrainian flags.

Only YOU...

I RECENTLY READ AN ARTICLE about the longest-running public service advertising campaign in U.S. history, the one featuring Smokey the Bear and advising that “Only YOU can prevent forest fires!” I was surprised to learn that this slogan was first launched in 1947. Growing up in the 1970s, I remember well seeing TV commercials with the animated mascot delivering his message in a friendly and effective way.

All this conjured an image in my head of our beloved Kiski mascot sharing a similar message with our constituents. But the Kiski Cougar would be focused on two things only YOU can do for Kiski.

Only YOU can bring more great young men to Kiski. Whether you’re an alumnus or a past or present parent or a friend of the school, your perspective on Kiski is different than anyone else’s. You can tell stories from your heart about your experiences here and the impact Kiski has had on your life and the lives of others.

You may encounter a friend or work colleague who has a school-age son. He talks about his son with pride and shares details of his successes, his strengths, his aspirations and dreams. Imagine if those seeds of potential were planted on the fertile grounds of Kiski’s campus?

The majority of our inquiries still come from referrals by those who have

a direct connection to our school. That’s you. More than just sharing our website with a prospective family, consider actively participating in the admission process by visiting campus with them and offering to help as they complete an application and make a final decision. Anyone who’s done this can tell you about the great satisfaction that comes with changing a young man’s life by helping him become a Kiski Boy.

Only YOU can make Kiski your #1 philanthropic priority. Over the past two decades, we’ve successfully completed a number of fundraising efforts that resulted in renovated dormitories, a center for student activities, an upgraded athletic complex, and new science facilities, to name just a few. With a handsomely-updated physical plant we can point to with pride, we now turn our attention to a more noble goal: raising scholarships funds that will allow even more great young men to attend Kiski, including those who would have otherwise been unable to afford it.

Through our new campaign called For the Boys, we will focus on securing much-needed funding for tuition assistance over the next three years. We’ll turn to our faithful donors and local foundations for help in sponsoring gifts and grants for this very worthy cause. For Pennsylvania residents and business

owners, we hope you’ll consider making a donation through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program, which gives participants a tax credit of 90% of their donation. More information about this program is available on page 64.

It’s an exciting time for Kiski, and we look forward to updating you on our progress as our initiatives develop and our plans unfold.

Thinking about the inspiration for this letter, we can all agree that Smokey the Bear is an admirable character, and his message is an important one. But, appreciating the highly-competitive nature of Kiski Boys, one that drives them to succeed in anything they try to accomplish, I’ll say this: If Smokey and the Cougar had a push-up contest, our guy would win.

With my heartfelt thanks, as always, for everything YOU do to support the school we love so much, I am

Sincerely yours,

Chris Brueningsen Head of School

NOT A GOODBYE, BUT A SEE YOU SOON

Kiski’s annual year-end celebrations may be a reflection on the year that was— a chapter written—but it is also a reminder to the returning underclassmen and graduating seniors that their Kiski stories will continue even beyond graduation. Our hope is to welcome many joyous returns to campus from our Forever Kiski Boys and proudly share in their successes ahead.

PHOTOS BY VIGLIONE PHOTOGRAPHY

May 22, 2022

HONORS CONVOCATION

Honors Convocation is traditionally our last formal schoolwide function. Underclassmen are recognized for superlative achievement in and beyond the classroom before a week of final exams that concludes with commencement. By then, the returning Kiski Boys are off enjoying their summer breaks (or anxiously awaiting their final grades).

Student Speaker Luke Waltrip ’22 led off the event and centered his remarks around the theme of Kiski’s uncommon culture saying, “Community is a word that is commonly thrown around when talking about our campus, but I feel like many don’t acknowledge the immense power behind it. The Kiski Brotherhood binds us together and allows us to thrive. This is what I love about Kiski, people from diverse backgrounds coming together to support another community member in need.”

Luke also commended the adaptability of the Kiski campus family, specifically how it traversed different stages of the pandemic during his time on campus. “The Kiski community has the ability to adapt through campus changes. In the two years I have been here, we went from full quarantine mode with a modified dress code to family-style meals and no masks. We adapt. We change. We support each other. We’ve got each other’s backs no matter what happens.”

Assistant Head of School Mr. Ryan John continued highlighting the full community by reminding the boys that, although only a select few of them would receive awards that evening, they should all be recognized for, “The greatness that happens in our classrooms day in and day out. Whether you are here at Kiski next year, or you’re headed off to college, you will face new challenges and you will be ready because of the hard work that you put in here competing with other bright and talented boys,” he concluded.

Once the last awardees were recognized, refreshments were enjoyed and photos taken, the boys returned to their dorms to prepare for their final week of school. Head of School Mr. Chris Brueningsen’s closing remarks from last year's Honors Convocation had come to pass. Campus life this year did much more closely resemble the normalcy that we were living before the pandemic. The Boys had rallied to support each other through the rigors and triumphs for the 134th consecutive year of Kiski’s existence.

DEPARTMENT AWARDS

English Department Achievement Award: Sebastian Waugaman ’25, Robert Cain ’24, Joe Hess ’23

Research Paper Award: First Place - Ben Feinstein ’23, Second Place - Ian Bigler ’23

Fine Arts Department Achievement Award: Carter Fretts ’25, Leul Eshetu ’24, Gurpartap Singh ’23

History Department Achievement Award: Sebastian Waugaman ’25, Julian Harris ’24, Lachlan McKlveen ’23

Mathematics Department Achievement Award: Ryan Eckenrode ’25, Zachary Silnutzer ’24, Gurpartap Singh ’23

Science Department Achievement Award: Ryan Eckenrode ’25, Zachary Silnutzer ’24, Ian Bigler ’23

Inventionland Institute’s Certificate of Excellence –given to those students who exemplify the highest levels of innovation and engineering in the creation, design, and marketing of an original problem-solving invention: Spencer Sable ’22 for the invention of the Improved Interconnected Riot Shield

World Languages Department Achievement Award: Braeden McNeil ’25, Zachary Silnutzer ’24, Ben Feinstein ’23

“This is what I love about Kiski, people from diverse backgrounds coming together to support another community member in need.”

Luke Waltrip ’22, Student Speaker

MacColl seniors surrounding their Dorm Parent Jon Shelton in front of their home away from home.

COMMENCEMENT

NAMESAKE AWARDS

Bausch and Lomb Award – given to a member of the junior class in recognition of outstanding academic achievement and superior intellectual promise in the field of science: Xavier Marceau ’23

Blake-Hamill Award – given in memory of Joseph Blake and John Hamill, members of the Class of 1971, who perished in an automobile accident on the eve of graduation in 1970, established the following year to recognize a junior of special promise who best exemplifies the spirit of Joseph Blake and John Hamill: Ben Feinstein ’23

Bortz Sophomore Improvement Award –given to a sophomore who has shown marked improvement throughout the year in academics, athletics, and extracurricular activities: Chadlel Charles ’24

Bortz Junior Improvement Award –given to a junior who has shown marked improvement throughout the year in academics, athletics, and extra-curricular activities: Jude Gardner ’23

Clifford Brett Award – recognizes a junior who has been elected the next Head Prefect of The Kiski School: Sulayman Bah ’23

Fredrick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award in Humanities and Social Sciences – attained by a member of the junior class in recognition of outstanding academic achievement and superior intellectual promise in the Humanities and Social Sciences: Gurpartap Singh ’23

George Eastman Young Leaders Award –given to a member of the junior class who has shown outstanding school leadership as well as academic achievement: Ben Feinstein ’23

King Award – given in loving memory of Coltart King, Class of 1970, to the member of the junior class who has earned the highest scholastic average: Ben Feinstein ’23

Mathias Award – given to a member of the junior class who adheres to the highest personal standards and at all times displays chivalrous conduct on the athletic field as personified by Robert Mathias, Class of 1949: Sulayman Bah ’23

Rensselaer Medal – to recognize the superlative academic achievement of young men, to motivate students toward careers in science, engineering, and technology, and awarded to promising secondary school juniors who have distinguished themselves in mathematics and in science: Ian Bigler ’23

Xerox Award for Innovation and Information – for outstanding achievement in the pursuit of innovative approaches, and appreciation of the possibilities of technology: Daniel Monzon Sanchez ’23

ADDITIONAL HONORS

Cum Laude Society – is based on academic excellence, scholarship and love of learning, consistency in performance with special attention to achievement in grades 11 and 12, degree of difficulty of course load, and character, honor, and integrity in all aspects of school life: Sulayman Bah ’23, Ian Bigler ’23, Ben Feinstein ’23, Dimitri Dumbadze ’22, Manuel Perez Inoa ’22

Fund for Advancement of Minorities through Education (FAME) Scholars –Students of exceptional promise that earned the financial scholarships and mentoring support of FAME to further their studies with all the advantages offered by the life-changing Kiski experience: Amani Clark-Bey ’22, Jordan Graham ’22

Colonel John J. Daub Society –recognizing students who have demonstrated an exemplary commitment to community service in memory of Col. Daub, Class of 1907 and longtime Kiski faculty member, for his service to his country and his School: Preston Aldridge ’22, Timothy Allshouse ’22, Sulayman Bah ’23, Ian Bigler ’23, Gabriel Cakmur ’24, Matthew Campbell ’24, Antonio Correa ’24, Dimitri Dumbadze ’22, Leul Eshetu ’24, Eli Fontanez ’24, Connor Fricke ’24, Spencer Hashiguchi ’22, Triet Le ’24, Christian Mears ’23, Yeabsera Samson Oli ’25, Zachary Silnutzer ’24, Zeyu Zeng ’23

Outstanding Big Brother Award –given to boys that serve as exemplary members of Kiski’s mentoring program created to ease the transition of new students into the community: Antonio Correa ’24, Zachary Silnutzer ’24, Gurpartap Singh ’23

Leadership Awards: Yeabsera Samson Oli ’25, Justin Urban ’25, Robert Cain ’24, Zachary Silnutzer ’24, Josue De Leon Sabala ’23, Xavier Marceau ’23

May 26, 2022

SENIOR AWARDS CEREMONY

The tent on the Yukevich Quad filled just as a downpour began. Fortunately, the sound system and parent speaker Mr. Carlos Correa Negrete’s ’92, P’22 booming voice rose above the din. He recounted his time as a Kiski Boy and how it prepared him as a context for his assertion that Kiski Boys remain on path toward success, a trajectory unchanged over the history of the School. “With the Kiski essence in place, Kiski Boys have made, are making and will make a positive impact on society for years to come,” he declared just as the spring shower ceased.

Mr. Correa’s remarks were followed by reflections from retiring Director of Technology Mr. Marcus Muster H’22, P’16. Mr. Muster started teaching at Kiski a year before Mr. Correa’s arrival in the fall of 1987 and this commencement was the last of his 35. He began by telling the story of his uneasy arrival on the Kiski campus to work at his first Kiski football camp. He—as he surmised many of the seniors had too—struggled to adjust before settling into his place among the football team. “As I stand here today, I

feel so lucky to have found Kiski—and although I didn’t know it at the time—all that I had done and been a part of for the first 22 years of my life was preparing me for this opportunity, to work at an all-boys boarding school in rural Pennsylvania. I think it is safe to say that we both have benefited from our time here,” Mr. Muster said as he addressed the Class of 2022.

Speaking specifically of friendships formed, Mr. Muster said, “You know making friends isn’t an exact science. Most of the time you make friends by gravitating towards people that you have common interests with. Sometimes you become friends with the people that you just end up spending so much time with: teammates, roommates and classmates. And sometimes you become friends with the most unlikely of people for the most uncommon of common reasons.”

He completed that thought by saying, “Like you seniors, I’m leaving Kiski with many great friends that will continue to last a lifetime. You may go a few years without seeing or hearing from your

Kiski brothers and friends, but trust me the minute you pick up the phone, see each other at reunion, send each other a text, run into each other by coincidence, connect via social media, it will be like you never missed a beat.”

Head of School Mr. Chris Brueningsen began his closing remarks by commending the seniors for navigating two and a half challenging years. He had prepared his theme by asking the faculty, “What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received.” He organized the responses selected for his speech into three categories: Do it right. Know yourself—understand your strengths and limitations. Be kind.

With Mr. Brueningsen’s last bits of collected advice shared, and his desire for many returns from the Class of 2022 repeated once more, Associate Head of School Mr. Mark Novom reminded the seniors of their final responsibilities regarding the next day’s commencement. He then dismissed them to a final night of revelry before receiving their diplomas.

Rev. Darryl Canady P’13 presenting Jordan Graham ’22 with the first-ever Canady Student-Athlete Scholarship Award on behalf of his son and scholarship creator, Major Canady ’13.

What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received?

“You can stay on the porch with the puppies or run with the big dogs.”

Chris Spahn P’18, P’20, from his college lacrosse coach at a practice before they played the numberthree team in the country, for committing yourself to doing what it takes to play against the best.

Know yourself.

Understand your strengths and limitations.

“There are two kinds of people in the world. One, those who get the job done and two, those who make excuses. Don’t be number two.”

Do it right.

“Play big or stay at home.”

— Mrs. Chantel Kapustik, from her father and uncles, which was initially regarding card games but became an all-around guiding principle for her life.

“The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well and doing well whatever you can do.”

“If the only tool you have in your toolbox is a hammer, then everything is a nail. Don’t always rely on the most comfortable way to solve a problem. Look for new solutions. Try different ways of thinking about things when you face a challenge.”

, attributed to his spiritual mentor. Be kind.

Mr. Bo Buran, from the former Kiski Wrestling Coach Mr. Michael Brown.

Mr.

Ms. Sandy Acquard sharing a quote from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, written on a card found inside her first desk at Kiski.

Mr. Andy Scott ’85

“If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.”

Mrs. Mary Grace Muster P’16, a classic quote from her mother and renowned Kiski faculty member, Mrs. Mary Vlahos P’82, P’84, GP’16.

“You don’t have to be sorry for something you didn’t say.”

Mrs.

Mary Ugoletti P’16, something her grandfather always told her.

“Vince, that’s why you have two ears, so it can go in one and out the other.”

Mr. Vince Kwiatek, for when you encounter someone that isn’t driven by a “be kind” philosophy, from a supporting elder coworker after witnessing Mr. Kwiatek taking a tongue lashing from another colleague.

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2022 AWARD RECIPIENTS

Carl L. Arnold Award for Excellence in Mathematics: Rihards Paradnieks

Bates Award – given in memory of William Palmer Bates ’29, killed in service to his country in 1945, to a senior who most exemplifies the qualities of honor, sacrifice and concern for others through dedication to his school and country: Preston Aldridge

Eugene L. Biddle Award for Excellence in Science: Rihards Paradnieks

Bortz Improvement Award – given to a senior who has shown marked improvement throughout the year in academics, athletics, and extracurricular activities: Omer Shahar

Canady Scholarship Award – given to a graduating senior following in the footsteps of the award’s creator, Major Canady ’13, who is seeking to pay forward the impactful assistance he received. The recipient receives financial aid for each of his eight college semesters and mentoring guidance: Jordan Graham

Good Citizenship Award – presented by the office of Pennsylvania State Senator Joe Pittman, recipients should exemplify qualities of outstanding character and leadership: Timothy Allshouse, Noah Bole

William V. Grier ’14 Award – recognizes a senior who has compiled the highest scholastic average: Timothy Allshouse

Kiski Award – presented to a graduating senior who in the opinion of the faculty and the Head of School through his scholastic achievement, leadership, breadth of interest and high personal standards has been of greatest value to the School: Alex Figueroa

Kiski International Award – recognizes a senior international student who has made a significant contribution to The Kiski School community through his proven leadership and active participation in organizations and extra-curricular activities: Zhengyang Zhou

John A. Lombardo Award for Excellence in World Languages: Timothy Allshouse

William H. McKillop Award –recognizes a graduating senior who in the opinion of the faculty has at all times displayed chivalrous conduct on the athletic field: Amani Clark-Bey

Joseph H. Millar Award for Excellence in English: Bob Burr

Excellence in Music Award: Timothy Allshouse

Excellence in Photography Award: Zhengyang Zhou

John A. Pidgeon Headmaster Award –presented to a graduating senior who, in the opinion of the faculty and the Head of School and through exemplary accomplishments, dedicated leadership and uncompromising habits of mind and heart, embodies the admirable qualities and high standards of Mr. John A. Pidgeon, who served The Kiski School as a teacher, coach, and Headmaster for 45 years: Timothy Allshouse

Harry A. Stuhldreher Award – given in memory of Harry Stuhldreher 1921 to a senior who has made an outstanding contribution to the School’s athletic program: Christopher Moncrief

Russell C. Swank Jr. Award – given in memory of Russ Swank Jr., Class of 1942, to a member of the senior class whose optimistic outlook and positive school

spirit has had a beneficial impact on his classmates and our school: Manuel Perez Inoa

E. William Turley, Jr. Memorial Award –given in loving memory of E. William Turley ’64, to a senior who most closely embodies the qualities of gentleness, propriety, and concern for others that so personified Bill Turley: Jordan Graham

United States Naval Academy Appointment: Shane Goodson

Zachary J. Vlahos Award – for Excellence in History: Charles Manuel Sanchez

Bob Williams Memorial Rotary Scholarship – provides scholarships to deserving youth and funds many local and international rotary scholarships ensuring that his legacy of gentleness, fairness, compassion and privileged art of giving will continually be bridged to future generations: Timothy Allshouse

Andrew W. Wilson Award – presented in memory of Kiski’s first Head of School, to a senior who best exemplifies the principles on which Dr. Wilson’s beloved School was founded: Faith, Humility, and Tolerance: Bob Burr

Jacob E. Zeigler Award – recognizes a senior who in the opinion of the faculty has contributed the most cheer to the school year: Noah Bole

Creative Writing Award: Rihards Paradnieks

Excellence in Fine Arts Award: Xing Zheng Bao

Faculty Appreciation Award: Sebastian Valdez Bautista, Nico Marchitelli

May 27, 2022

KISKI’S 134 TH COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

Chairman of Kiski’s Board of Trustees

Mr. John Jacob Sr. ’89, P’18, P’20, P’23 began Kiski’s 134-year-old tradition by bestowing a rare award upon retiring Director of Technology Mr. Marcus Muster H’22, P’16. The Class of 2022 gained a 68th member as he was presented an honorary diploma. The plaque accompanying his diploma read in part,“In recognition of his remarkable tenure, and a steadfast dedication to scholarly pursuits, we proudly award him an honorary Kiski diploma and confer upon him the title Director of Technology Emeritus.”

Head of School Mr. Chris Brueningsen then introduced Head Prefect Alex Figueroa ’22 for his address. Alex recounted the troubling uncertainty brought on by the pandemic that started during his class’s sophomore year, and how they moved beyond those hard times. With hindsight, he made light of that destabilizing period saying, “I mention this not to remind everyone that COVID is a party pooper—I’m sure we all know that.”

He also highlighted the relief and extra excitement that occurred on

campus when fun traditions that may have been taken for granted previously were maintained or returned. “The International Food Festival was a prime example. Although, we were accustomed to having it in the Turley Dining Hall, COVID required us to have it outdoors scattered throughout the Yukevich Quad. The weather was amazing. The food was delicious, and it simply felt good to be outside again. Both faculty and students were able to interact without restrictions,” he recalled fondly.

Each of his brothers were then called

Jonathan VanNostrand ’22 embracing his “classmate” Marcus Muster H’22, P’16 in the post ceremony faculty gauntlet.

The senior class calmly processing to their commencement ceremony.

Robbie Stroebel ’22 showing off his diploma alongside his mother Tracy Stroebel (left), sister Jade Penn (right) and mother’s partner Brett Daniel.

Chris Brueningsen congratulating Spencer Hashiguchi ’22.

to the stage to receive their diplomas before Timothy Allshouse ’22 was introduced to give his valedictory address. He focused on the lessons that can be learned by looking backward and applying what was learned for the present. His remarks were of course sprinkled with his endearing self-deprecating humor. When speaking of the power in looking back in order to grow as individuals, diminutive Timothy quipped, “Growth comes in two different forms: physical and mental. However, I believe the most important growth is the

latter. Mental growth is what will stick with us for the rest of our lives. Your body stops physically growing at some point, like I believe I sadly have,” inducing laughter throughout the crowd. He told another—now comical—story about how he had a slight meltdown upon his eighteenth birthday and the realization that he didn’t know how to pay taxes, what he coined a “Timmy Moment.” However, a pair of his faculty mentors, Mr. Ryan John and Mr. TJ Stock ’04, helped to reorient him, reminding him to focus on what he can control…and that

the taxes for a lifeguard living at home as a dependent are quite simple.

Mr. Brueningsen added his own signature humor before closing the ceremony. Speaking directly to Timothy he said, “The last thing I’d ever want to do is stress you out on your graduation day, but I just want to let you know that the diploma you’re holding in your hand…I’m pretty sure it’s considered taxable income.” He then shared his standard heartfelt final words, “For a short time goodbye, forever good luck and may God bless all of you.”

Ryan Edmondson ’22 flashing his megawatt smile as he processes to the tent alongside his Kiski Brothers.

Seniors taking one last photo alongside Chris Brueningsen before departing campus.

Sebastian Valdez Bautista ’22 celebrating with his supporters.

Jack Zhou ’22 making his way thought the faculty gauntlet for handshakes and hugs.

THE KISKI SCHOOL CLASS OF 2022 MATRICULATION LIST

Allegheny College (PA)

Arizona State University – Main

Belmont University (TN)

Bowling Green State University –Main (OH)

Bucknell University (PA)

Chestnut Hill College (PA)

Chowan University (NC)

Clark University (MA)

Dickinson College (PA)

Drexel University (PA)

Duquesne University (PA)

Eckerd College (FL)

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (FL)

Florida Atlantic University

Fordham University (NY)

Gettysburg College (PA)

Gustavus Adolphus College (MN)

Harding University (AR)

High Point University (NC)

Hobart and William Smith Colleges (NY)

Howard University (DC)

Indiana University of Pennsylvania – Main

Juniata College (PA)

Kenyon College (OH)

Lafayette College (PA)

Liberty University (VA)

Luther College (IA)

Lycoming College (PA)

Medaille College (NY)

Old Dominion University (VA)

Penn State University – Harrisburg

Robert Morris University (PA)

Rochester Institute of Technology (NY)

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (IN)

State University of New York at Morrisville

Saint Vincent College (PA)

School of Visual Arts (NY)

Seton Hill University (PA)

United States Naval Academy (MD)

University of Arizona

University of California – Irvine

University of Delaware

University of Evansville (IN)

University of Indianapolis (IN)

University of New Hampshire – Main

University of Pittsburgh – Johnstown (PA)

Washington & Jefferson College (PA)

Washington University in St. Louis (MO)

Washington and Lee University (VA)

West Chester University of Pennsylvania (PA)

West Virginia University

West Virginia Wesleyan College

The Class of 2022 is composed of 67 young men who through their experiences at Kiski, are prepared to succeed in college and in life. They have chosen to further their learning and continue their education at the following institutions:

YOUR COUGARS

FALL 2021 SPORTS

Our varsity athletics teams were back in full operation last season and restrictionfree sports have continued through the fall 2022 seasons that will reach their endpoints while this issue goes to print.

// FOOTBALL

Last fall, the football team assembled a 5-3 record while battling through one of the most difficult schedules in recent history. Fortunately, the Cougars were prepared for the challenge by three-aday preseason practices. That earned grit was a critical ingredient for one of their biggest wins of the year. Down 7-19 in the first quarter at Peddie, the team rallied to win 35-26! “The boys played hard and never quit,” boasted Head Coach Bo Buran. The Cougars were unshaken and responded to the adjustments made on the sideline by their coaches, leading to victory!

2021 Football

// GOLF

On the links, Kiski fought to many close victories, losing only two contests by a combined three strokes. Their most remarkable achievement, one that had not occurred over 13 years, came in the Westmoreland County Coaches Association Championship. The Cougars not only won the small-school bracket for a ninth consecutive year, they beat every team in the big-school division too! Accomplishments like that don’t happen without a full team effort. Everyone contributed to the exciting season.

// CROSS COUNTRY

The cross country team covered enough miles to span the distance between Kiski and Charlotte, NC. It was a thrill to return to invitational racing for the first time in two years. The team also hosted two meets on what could still be considered the most grueling course in the region. It takes a special toughness to train and race on the hills of our Saltsburg campus.

2021 Golf

2021 Cross Country

Luke Waltrip ’22 leading the pack.

// HOCKEY

The hockey team slogged through injuries, weather complications and COVID-related cancelations. However, they reached full stride by the end of January and finished the season with a four-game winning streak. They also enjoyed renewing the tradition of outdoor play on the McDonald Pond. Seeing the boys gliding through the snowfall is always a welcome site.

2021–2022 Hockey

2022

// SWIMMING

In the pool, your Cougar swimmers were mostly new to the sport—some bravely competing their first races ever—but were led by a group of veterans that tallied the vast majority of the team scoring. All earned new best times and that work led to three straight dual-meet victories following a “hell week” of training.

// WRESTLING

The wrestlers are no strangers to taxing training either. They converted their punishing efforts in the Zeigler Wrestling Room into a solid campaign that included a big team victory over Mercersburg. Once again, Kiski was represented on the national level with three grapplers advancing to the elite national meet.

// BASKETBALL

The Cougars played their second game of the season on the Cleveland Cavaliers’ home court, Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. Though they dropped the contest to perennial national power International Sports Academy, the team made the most of an unforgettable experience. Highlights of the 2022 half of the schedule included a close win against Western Reserve Academy, a 36-point win against rival Mercersburg and a lopsided win in a rematch against International Sports Academy. That outcome served as evidence of their improvement since the early season meeting. Like many of our athletes, the basketball players commit themselves to improvement beyond their traditional season. They often have (early) practices and games in the fall and spring while many of them find additional time to contribute with other sports. The “out-ofseason” games help them to gain exposure with college coaches, a big advantage that opens new opportunities.

2021–2022 Swimming

2021–2022 Wrestling

2021–2022 Basketball

Donald Gillingham ’23 and Wyatt Wiggins ’23 enjoying hockey on the pond.

SPRING 2022 SPORTS

// TENNIS

Out on the tennis courts, the outmanned Cougars didn’t show any quit in the face of challenges born of inexperience. They fought onward and were rewarded with their first team win at the season’s final contest. The brave souls that stepped in to carry the Kiski Tennis flag into battle with almost no competitive racket sport history represented their School well nonetheless.

2022 Tennis

// BASEBALL

A mostly inexperienced baseball team relied heavily on a few healthy veterans to lead them one play at a time through their schedule. The “small wins” were plentiful even if the team wins were scarce. The team improved and the returners will look to build on that growth next season. Fortunately, the Cougars prowling the Andreini Field diamond have ample space within the recently and beautifully renovated Ross Athletic Center. The facility is complete with batting cages and room for fielding practice.

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// LACROSSE

The lacrosse team continued their stretch of dominance. Kiski’s schedule included contests against a number of national powerhouses and the best public programs in the region. The Cougars earned a 4-seed in the Midwest Scholastic Lacrosse Association (MSLA) Tournament’s A-bracket. The MSLA coaches voted nine Kiski Boys to All-MSLA teams: five to the first team, one to the second team and three to the honorable mention squad. It is no surprise that many Kiski lacrosse players advance to play on the college level.

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Nick DiLauro ’22 protecting the ball on his advance.

Dimitri Dumbadze ’22 returning a serve.

// TRACK & FIELD

Lastly, after a two-year layoff, we were excited to see our track and field athletes compete again. The Cougars finished 3-2 on the season, with strong team performances against River Valley and Purchase Line. The team qualified nine athletes for the PAISAA Championships. During that meet, Marcel Holyfield ’22 earned a third-place medal jumping 42’5” in the triple jump. That was a personal best and placed him 5th in the All-Time Kiski Track and Field records. During the invitationals, the team performed well at the Western Reserve Relays. The Cougars earned five medals, including in the 4x100 and sprint medley relay events finishing first and second, respectively. The sprint medley relay team held the top time in the state among PAISAA schools.

Back-to-(Pause)to-Back Champions

Last November, Kiski soccer captured a second consecutive Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association (PISAA) title. The Cougars were in control for nearly the entire game and ultimately won 4-2. However, a skilled Germantown team entered the game on a 17-game winning streak and had several solid scoring chances. Fortunately, the Kiski Boys were able to turn all but the two threats away.

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When the game clock showed all zeros and the win was official, the boys sprinted to the fence separating them from the fans. There they celebrated with their classmates who bussed across the state to support them. Then they congregated at the far goal to take team photos with the 2021 championship plaque that is now displayed in the Ross Athletic Center next to their first plaque earned during the 2019 season.

Years from now, it may be lost on visitors that those titles were won consecutively. The 2020 season—disrupted by the pandemic—was not decided by a championship tournament. Therefore,

the Cougar’s title defense did not resume until the fall of 2021.

It should also be noted that the 2021 title may have been most in doubt during the penultimate game against Shipley. After topping the Hill School in the PAISAA quarterfinals, Kiski hosted a physical Shipley team for the right to advance to the final. Shipley temporarily quieted a raucous crowd after tallying the first score. It wasn’t until late in the contest that the equalizing goal crossed the goal line and Head Coach Jonty Loukes made a fateful decision that likely decided that game and the title run.

“Kiski had just tied the game up, and with about 15 minutes left of regulation time I was already thinking shootout,” recounted Loukes. “During the practices leading up to the state tournament we were practicing penalty kicks. This is fun for the field players, but particularly fun for the goalkeepers because of their chance to outfox the shooters. Aitor [Lopez Barriga ’22] thrived in this environment. He’s 6’4” and has a wingspan just as big so he is a daunting figure in the goal.”

Marcel Holyfield ’22 soaring to a medal.

Ben Feinstein ’23 (#8) leading the celebration as the Cougars advance to the finals with Luke Lenz ’23 (#9), Adrian Alvarez ’24 (#11) and Ben Conti ’24 (#20) following.

“Aitor had not played any part of the semi-final game or the previous game against The Hill School, but at that moment I told Aitor to warm up as he would be going in goal for the shootout. Regulation and overtime finished with no goals scored and Aitor took his place between the posts for the shootout. Aitor saved one of the first five penalty kicks and as the shootout moved to sudden-death, Kiski needed a save to prevent Shipley from winning. Aitor came up with a big save. Kiski scored their next penalty kick and then Aitor again came up with another save to send Kiski into the state final,” said Loukes.

The Cougars were met by their classmates on their field to celebrate the big semifinal win. The delayed title defense may have made the latest championship that much sweeter for the players and their proud Kiski Brothers. We should know if the Cougars have enough remaining soccer magic to extend the championship streak to a three-peat just before this issue hits mailboxes. Go Cougars!

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“Aitor thrived in this environment. He‘s 6‘4” and has a wingspan just as big so he is a daunting figure in the goal.”

—Coach Jonty Loukes

The team proudly gathering in the net to bask in the glory of their achievement.

Aitor Lopez Barriga ’22 launching wide for the save.

COUGARS IN COLLEGE

BASEBALL

Robert Burr ’22 – Washington and Lee University

Anthony Fiallo ’20 – United States Naval Academy

Caleb Leechalk ’22 – St. Vincent College

Maizen Price ’21 – Pitt Community College

Ryne Wallace ’20 – Eastern Florida State College

Omar Ward ’17 – Seton Hill University

BASKETBALL

Latrell Bryant ’21 – Roger Williams University

Micah Coates ’21 – Muhlenberg College

Brennan Crawford ’19 – Marietta College

Diego Echavarria ’21 – Case Western University

Quinten Elrod ’22 – Washington and Jefferson College

Carter Fischer ’22 – Juniata College

Aidan Glackin ’22 – West Virginia Wesleyan College

Amari Jackson ’22 – Allegheny College

Shawndale Jones ’17 – Indiana University of PA

Asa Klimchock ’19 – Bethany College

William Little ’21 – Bryn Athyn College

Xavier Lyons ’20 – Chatham University

Chris Moncrief ’22 – University of Evansville

Ewaen Osunde ’21 – McMaster University

Jaka Pandza ’18 – Columbia University

Rihards Paradnieks ’22 – Washington and Lee University

Reese Purnell ’22 – West Chester University

Jesus Vela ’19 – InterAmerican University of San German

Giangabriel Velez ’19 – University of Puerto Rico –Río Piedras

Cameron Villarouel ’20 – Bloomsburg State University

Jayson Villarouel ’20 – Bloomsburg State University

Stephen Watson ’20 – Babson College

Noreon Williams ’20 – Niagara County Community College

FOOTBALL

Reese Bole ’20 – Franklin and Marshall College

Princeton Douglass ’20 – Dickinson College

Kendall Held ’22 – University of Delaware

Marcel Holyfield ’22 – Seton Hill University

Liam Howe ’20 – Dalhousie University

Jason Kcehowski ’18 – Colgate University

Jan Klinger ’22 – Gettysburg College

John Leighty ’19 – Albright College

Nico Marchitelli ’22 – Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Vito Moriana Sigel ’22 – Trinity Valley Community College

Christopher Rubino ’20 – Allegheny College

Hunter Spitalny ’22 – SUNY Morrisville

Nikoloz Vasadze ’18 – St. Olaf College

GOLF

Ruben Gamez Aranda ’22 – Chowan University

Grant Lumley ’20 – John Carroll University

Xavier Martinez ’20 – St. Thomas University

LACROSSE

Caleb Commandant ’20 – Rochester Institute of Technology

Adam Daley ’22 – Chestnut Hill College

Nick DiLauro ’22 – Rochester Institute of Technology

Ben Foster ’19 – University of Indianapolis

Griffin Hill ’21 – University of Toronto

Jeremy Honorat ’22 – Clark University

Tyler Kuchar ’22 – Rochester Institute of Technology

Reid Moore ’20 – Bellarmine University

Dante Parisotto ’21 – Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

David Peterkin ’22 – Hobart College

Devon Root ’21 – Sewanee The University of the South

Jacob Rosa ’18 – St. Bonaventure University

Josh Rosa ’20 – St. Bonaventure University

Rashad Saleh ’21 – Clark University

Jackman Schooley ’18 – Lake Erie College

Coby Schwartz ’20 – United States Merchant

Marine Academy

Cole Slezak ’22 – Lycoming College

Christian Spahn ’20 – Lycoming College

Eric Ward ’22 – Lafayette College

Wes Wheat ’20 – Queens University of Charlotte

TENNIS

Filippo Ercole ’20 – Queens University of Charlotte

WRESTLING

David Diaz ’19 – Virginia Military Institute

SOCCER

Raul Alfonso ’21 – Luther College

Henrique Felix de Siqueira ’19 – St. Olaf College

Alessandro Forero Gularte ’22 – Dickinson College

Alvaro Garrido Lopez ’22 – Medaille College

Aitor Lopez Barriga ’22 – Luther College

Enrique Lopez Barriga ’22 – Luther College

Charles Manuel Sanchez ’22 – Gustavus Adolphus College

Gabriel Matos ’21 – Erskine College

Ramses Minaya ’19 – Slippery Rock University

Damjan Mojsin ’21 – Goshen College

Jorge Murillo ’21 – Luther College

Javier Pastor ’21 – Luther College

Salvadore Plaza ’18 – University of Montevallo

Nicolás Ramirez ’20 – Mount Allison University

Mark Shoebridge ’20 – University of Montevallo

Robbie Stroebel ’22 – Kenyon College

Sebastian Valdez Bautista ’22 – Dickinson College

PRO COUGARS

BASKETBALL

Jake Babic ’14

Canadian Elite Basketball League, Niagara River Lions

Colm O’Reilly ’21

Ireland Super League, UCD Marian

KFOOTBALL

Divine Buckrham ’17

German Football League, Potsdam Royals; XFL

GOLF

Mark Goetz ’17

LACROSSE

Trevor Smyth ’14

Professional Box National Lacrosse League, Halifax Thunderbirds

SOCCER

David Egbo ’17

Major League Soccer, Vancouver Whitecaps; United Soccer League, Memphis 901

WRESTLING

Evan Henderson ’11

A group of seniors from the Class of 2022 after signing their National Letters of Intent to compete on the collegiate level.

An average of 30% of our graduates continue their athletic careers on the college level. The following boys are representing Kiski proudly in intercollegiate competition.

SUCCESS

IN LIFE DAY

Focusing on college, careers and preparing Kiski Boys for success in life

Kiski held its second-annual Success in Life Day on April, 29, 2022. Once again, the program was focused on the second half of the Kiski Mission: To prepare young men to succeed in college and in life. Each student followed a personalized schedule.

THE JUNIORS were joined virtually by Career Day presenters from across the nation. They were also hosted by Ms. Megan Neumeister (Director of College Counseling) and Mr. Jon Shelton (Assistant Director of College Counseling) to discuss the next steps in their college application processes.

MEANWHILE, THE SENIORS were treated to three different small group presentations. Mr. Aaron Magazine ’14 (Creative, REBOLTZ) provided guidance pertaining to the creation and cultivation of a personal brand using social media. Ms. Samantha Bushman (Founder/CEO, Talk: The New Sex Ed) led an informative chat regarding consent. The final small group was hosted by Mr. Mark Rhodehamel (Associate Director of Advancement) and was centered around the use of Kiski’s alumni networking software, Wavelength. The seniors ended their day learning the networking “do’s and don’ts” from Mr. Michael Bradley ’97 (President/Owner, MS3 Networking).

THE SOPHOMORE CLASS started with a presentation on personal finance tips for young professionals led by Mr. Derek Green ’10 (Investment Advisor, Schenley Capital). They were then enlightened on the finer points of interviewing by Dr. Jeff Bondy ’73 (Management Psychologist and Partner, HR Professional/Caldwell). That built nicely into the annual mock interview exercise. The sophomores’ skills were put to the test by former faculty members Mrs. Judy McAtee, Mr. John Lombardo, Mr. Andy Muffley, and Mrs. Beth Crawford. Those legends were reinforced by Kiski’s Chief Financial Officer,

Mr. Steven Reubi, science teacher, Mr. Mike Solominsky, Director of the Learning Center, Mrs. Darcie Spahn, and alumni Mr. Derek Green ’10 and Mr. John Boyle II ’95

OUR YOUNGEST KISKI BOYS started their day with a leadership skills presentation helmed by Major Geoffrey Simmons ’96 (Director of Command-and-Control Systems Operations Division, Pentagon/Marines). Those lessons were employed during a boat building and racing exercise led by Mr. Andy Scott ’85 (Art Department Chair). The freshmen were also challenged to lead each other through obstacles on the David Caswell “Cas” Devey ’11 Memorial Ropes Course.

We trust the boys slept very well that evening and that their dreams were brought into clearer focus.

CAREER DAY SPEAKERS featured Mr. Sam Breene ’01 – County Commissioner of Venango County; Mr. Major Canady ’13 –Medical Device Sales, Align Inc.; Mr. Arsheel Khan ’04 – Data Analytics, Citigroup; Mr. Augie Luptak ’13 – Investment Banking, H.I.G. Capital; Mr. Gregory S. Manuel ’78 – Researcher, Project Manager; National Aeronautics and Space Administration;

Mr. Robert Seibel ’02 – Associate Vice President of Global Ethics and Compliance, Bath & Body Works; Mr. Justin Weiss ’10 – Deputy Press Secretary, National Aeronautics and Space Administration; Mr. Shawn Wray – Director of Business Resiliency, Ansys; and Mr. Dave Coughanour – Vice President of Cybersecurity, Ansys.

Top: Kiski Legend Mrs. Judy McAtee testing interviewing proficiency.

Bottom: Aaron Magazine ’14 sharing the three types of personal branding.

2022-2023

LEADERSHIP POSITIONS

Leadership development is a cornerstone of the Kiski experience. The following Kiski Boys were appointed to lead their peers during the 2022-23 school year.

PREFECTS ARE QUINTESSENTIAL LEADERS that uphold Kiski standards by both example and direction that they adroitly provide to their peers. Seniors: Carter Accursi, (Head Prefect) Sulayman Bah, Ian Bigler, Ben Feinstein, Jack Hart, Joseph Hess, Luke Lenz, Xavier Marceau, Lachlan McKlveen, Christian Mears, Galand Okeugo, Richard Okeugo, Roland Okeugo, Josue Sabala De Leon, Gurpartap Singh, Zachary Tucker, and Wyatt Wiggins; Juniors: Jack Boyle, Robert Cain, Gabriel Cakmur, Antonio Correa, Nicholas Cuda, Domenic Cuda, Eli Fontanez, Matthew Hart, Cameron Hernandez, Jackson Sandor, Zachary Silnutzer, Nathan Ward, and Jack Williams

K-CLUB PRESIDENT AND HEAD TOUR GUIDES are conversant greeters who warmly welcome guests to campus. Serving as Head Tour Guides: Matthew Campbell ’24, Eli Fontanez ’24, Luke Lenz ’23, (President) Lachlan McKlveen ’23, Zachary Silnutzer ’24, Gurpartap Singh ’23, and Juzheng Zhang ’24.

HEADWAITERS efficiently direct traffic, and assist new boys in their duties. These seniors safeguard the finer points of

formal meals in the Turley Dining Hall: Saul Chesters, Lazar Drezgic, Jude Gardner, Lachlan McKlveen, Christian Mears, William Mitchell, Charles Francisco Sanchez, and (Maître D’) Gurpartap Singh.

CULTURE POT LEADERS help our community—peers as well as faculty and staff —have a better understanding of the diverse world in which we live. Co-Presidents: Eli Fontanez ’24, and Gurpartap Singh ’23; Co-Vice Presidents: Sulayman Bah ’23, and Matthew Campbell ’24.

HONOR AND DISCIPLINE COUNCIL is a role that requires great maturity and integrity. Members provide a peer perspective during confidential disciplinary discussions regarding serious Honor Code and K-Book infractions. Seniors: Sulayman Bah, Ben Feinstein, Xavier Marceau, Sebastian Porcella, and Zachary Tucker; Juniors: Jack Boyle, Nicholas Cuda, Leul Eshetu, Eli Fontanez, and Minh Triet Le

Head Prefect Sulayman Bah ’23

Kiski Welcomes New Hires

MR. PETE BONDS is our new Associate Head of School. Previously, Mr. Bonds was the Dean of Faculty and Academics at the Blue Ridge School in St. George, VA. His experience is advantageous as we further our academic mission. Along with his administrative duties, he will teach World History. Mr. Bonds and his partner, Mr. Devin Milbourne call Wilson House their home.

MRS. BETH CRAWFORD assumed the role of Director of Kiski’s Learning Center. She and her husband, the late Mr. Lee Crawford ’66, worked at Kiski from 1978 until 2001. Mrs. Crawford taught English, math and history, and Mr. Crawford was the Assistant Headmaster. After Kiski, the Crawfords worked at Fryeburg Academy in Maine where Mrs. Crawford was the Assistant Director of the Learning Center. Mrs. Crawford is a graduate of the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, and she currently resides in Laughlintown.

MR. KENNETH-ANTHONY CLARKE

is our new Director of Digital & Social Media. Mr. Clarke is an experienced fine arts instructor who has taught at the middle school, high school, and college levels. He also brings an impressive professional background in the fields of marketing and graphic design. Mr. Clarke obtained a Masters of Business Administration from Morgan State University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Advertising and Design School of Visual Arts. He moved to Kiski from Atlanta, and now resides in Fosnaugh Hall.

MR. DAVE MINDA ’89 returns to Kiski as our Director of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Mr. Minda was a music teacher at Kiski for several years in the 1990s following his graduation from Duquesne

University. In addition to his experience as a music instructor, Mr. Minda is also a talented professional musician who frequently performs at local venues. He and his wife, Mrs. Beth Minda, live in Saltsburg.

MS. KATHRYN RODINO assumed the role of Human Resources Manager in April of 2022. A Professional in Human Resources Certification, coupled with ten years of experience in progressive HR roles are just a few assets Ms. Rodino brings to our organization. She is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University, and currently resides in Latrobe.

MR. MATTHEW ROSIDIVITO ’08 has returned to his alma mater as our Director of Technology. Mr. Rosidivito was most recently the Assistant Director of Technology at St. Edmund’s Academy in Pittsburgh, PA. We look forward to him sharing his IT expertise with our faculty and students. Mr. Rosidivito lives on campus, on faculty row.

MR. BRIAN SERBIN stepped into the role of Assistant Head of School in May 2022. Mr. Serbin has significant independent school experience, working with diverse student communities from all over the country and world. In addition to his administrative duties, Mr. Serbin will teach Psychology. He comes to us from Church Farm School in Exton, PA, where he was the Director of Residential Life and the Varsity Soccer Head Coach. Mr. Serbin, his wife, Mrs. Meaghan Serbin, and sons, Michael and Connor, live on faculty row.

MRS. FRANCENE TUCKER joins the faculty as a member of the math department. Mrs. Tucker has years of experience

in both public and private schools. She will be teaching advanced math classes. Mrs. Tucker lives in Apollo, PA.

CHANGED ROLES AS OF JULY 1, 2022

Mr. Mitchell Czerniak has taken on new responsibilities as the Assistant Athletic Director. Mr. Mark Orsatti P’24 resumed head coaching responsibilities for the golf team. Mr. Chris Spahn P’18, P’20 will lead the hockey team once again. Mr. Brad Kwiatek will serve as the Head Tennis Coach.

Baby Roll Call!

RICHELLE AND CRAIG NURMI celebrated the birth of Finley Frank Nurmi. Finley joined the Nurmi household on February 17, 2022.

FACULTY & STAFF Faculty Plaudits

MR. RYAN JOHN received the Kiski Distinguished Service Award for his six years of tireless dedication before moving on to become the Head of School at the St. Frances Cabrini School in Michigan.

MR. MARK NOVOM is now the Head of School at Abiqua School in Oregon following eight years of working at Kiski. He also received the Kiski Distinguished Service Award.

MRS. DARCIE SPAHN P’18, P’20 was given the Kiski Faculty Appreciation Award. After eighteen years of filling multiple roles at Kiski she is now a member of the learning support staff at Brewster Academy in New Hampshire.

MRS. MARY GRACE MUSTER P’16 is now retired after 23 years of service to Kiski. She received the Lifetime Achievement Award.

CLYDE SLEASE TEACHING PRIZE Created by Mr. Clyde H. Slease III ’62 in appreciation for the dedicated teachers who touched his life while he was a Kiski student, this is an award

Professional Development

The Kiski faculty continually sharpens their skills and obtains new knowledge through their sustained commitment to self-improvement.

Director of Library Services and Ethics and Personal Development Department

Chair Mrs. Leslie Poston P’08 completed a 200-hour, 4-week immersive yoga teacher training at Asheville Yoga Center in Asheville, NC this past summer.

Director of College Counseling Ms. Megan Neumeister attended the Blackberry River Conference for high school college counselors. The conference was held at Mount Holyoke College in MA last April. While there, she caught up with former Kiski colleague Mr. Jim Perry and his wife Mara.

that is given to a faculty member, who in the opinion of his or her colleagues made a significant impact on the boys he or she teaches through creative and innovative pedagogical practices, solid knowledge of subject matter and sincere interest in the students. This year’s winner was Mr. Marcus Muster H’22, P’16. Mr. Muster held many roles during his 35 years at Kiski including Director of Technology, Head Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Mathematics Department Chair and Head Wrestling Coach. “Throughout his tenure he has been a role model and a hero for countless Kiski students and colleagues, including me,” said Mr. Chris Brueningsen

YEARBOOK DEDICATION The 2021-2022 edition of the Kiski Yearbook was dedicated to Director of Residential Life Mr. T.J. Stock ’04. “He organizes just about everything and anything that has to do with student life at Kiski,” said Mr. Brendan Moriarty ’86 when he presented the award. Mr. Stock also teaches in the history department and has served as a dorm head, a Basketball, Lacrosse, and Soccer Assistant Coach and Head Cross Country Coach. He also held the Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Student Life positions.

Director of Technology Mr. Matthew Rosidivito ’08 obtained his JumpCloud Core Certification. JumpCloud is a unified identity and device management platform that provisions secured access to IT resources. The certification validates the strong

foundational knowledge needed to execute standard implementation, configurations, and daily operations across the JumpCloud platform.

History Department Chair Mr. Vince Kwiatek was in attendance for a

Leslie Poston (center, yellow) at yoga training.

Megan Neumeister (center) with Jim and Mara Perry.

one-day Socratic Seminar discussing primary source documents related to the founding of slavery in the United States, Teaching American History: The American Founding and Slavery at the Ashbrook Center in Ashland University. He also joined a three-day online intensive introduction to tools and strategies developed by the Stanford History Education Group for teaching history beyond traditional strategies, Reading Like a Historian Institute.

Fine and Performing Arts Teacher Mrs. Patricia Argyros P’96 put her painting aside for a while to enjoy creating mosaics after taking a class at the Greensburg Art Center. She also made glass fused jewelry. In addition, Patty’s works were featured in the “From Nature and Beyond” exhibition at the Latrobe Art Center.

Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Mrs. Carla Ross P’01, P’02, Dean of Faculty Mr. Brad Kwiatek, Fine and Performing Arts Department Chair

Mr. Andrew Scott ’85, and Director of Studies

Mr. Brendan Moriarty ’86 attended the People of Color Conference, a yearly event to discuss a wide variety of topics that concern people of color, including teachers and students.

Executive Assistant to the Associate Head of School for Enrollment Management

Mrs. Mary Ugoletti P’16 once again

spent part of her summer attending lectures and concerts at the Chautauqua Institution in Western NY. This summer, she heard a lecture by Father Greg Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries, the largest gang-intervention, rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world. She enjoyed performances by Jay Leno and Lyle Lovett, and listened to the “1812 Overture” played by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra.

Science Teacher Dr. John Williams completed a 5K run through Slickville, PA that included a run up a coal pile! He was joined by Lachlan McKlveen ’23. Both runners placed second in their age groups.

Assistant Athletic Director Mr. Mitchell Czerniak attend a session covering student-athlete mental health and wellness along with Head Soccer Coach Mr. Jonty Loukes, Head Track and Field Coach and Head Basketball Coach

Mr. Damien Williams, and Assistant Soccer Coach Mr. Brian Serbin. The focus of the seminar was to equip coaches and administrators with the skills to recognize warning signs of mental health problems in their

Each year Kiski selects an all-school book to build discussions around throughout the year. Greenlights, by Matthew McConaughey, is a fascinating autobiography in which he takes us on a wild ride of his journey through a childhood of tough love, rising to fame and success in Hollywood, shifting his career, and more, guided by the green lights he saw that led him forward at each step.

athletes. They also aim to create pro-mental wellness cultures.

Science Instructor Mr. Mike Solominsky completed his tenth of eleven classes required to earn his Master’s in Educational Leadership and Management Degree. His latest conquest was Education Law.

Librarians Mrs. Carla Ross and Mrs. Leslie Poston won a stack of books at the Pennsylvania School Librarians Association Conference in Hershey, PA last April. The annual gathering provides a forum for the exchange of best practices and innovations.

Dr. Richard Hawley, an expert on teaching boys and a friend of Kiski, met with our new faculty in a series of discussions about best practices. These online discussions focused on building relationships with boys and using those relationships to propel boys forward in all aspects of their experience.

Patty Argyros’ works.

Carla Ross (left) and Leslie Poston (right) with their winnings.

Silver medalists Lachlan and Dr. Williams.

AN INTERNATIONAL ADVANTAGE

In addition to the advantages afforded Kiski by its rural, boys-only, and small school attributes; the School maintains a long tradition of enrolling young men from all over the world.

Although the majority of Kiski Boys call the United States— and of that group mostly Pennsylvania—home, 23 countries are represented on campus this year. The Boys share their unique perspectives concerning current events, upbringings, and culture (and yes, sometimes debate the superiority of their sports teams, food and music).

This year, we are excited to welcome two Ukrainian students to Kiski through a program called Project Safe Harbor, an initiative that is bringing Ukrainian young people in crisis to American boarding schools and colleges. The program is being coordinated through the Association of Boarding Schools and the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States. The Ukrainian government fully supports the project along with the Ukrainian Global University and Ukrainian Global Scholars Foundation. The cost of their boarding tuitions is being covered by generous Kiski sponsors.

Andrii Maltsev ’23 joins us from Chernihivska in northern Ukraine. He attended one of the top schools in Ukraine and was the president of his class. He has an interest in studying economics, international relations and computer science.

Andrii joined the soccer team and enjoys the campus’ diversity, including his Italian roommate. “It changes how you see the world from different angles,” remarked Andrii.

Mykhialo Mizin ’24 joins us from outside Crimea. He has a strong interest in urbanism and politics and was instrumental in creating a student forum in his previous school to discuss politics and complex issues. Like many Ukrainian students, he was concerned about his ability to continue his studies after Russia invaded Ukraine in February of 2022.

He proactively pursued multiple options and when Mykhialo became aware of the Ukrainian Global University initiative he applied immediately. Associate Head of School for Enrollment Management Bramble Buran provided him with an captivating glimpse of what he could expect at Kiski during the application process. “We had a conversation, not just an interview, and she got to know me not just a student but as a whole person.”

Mykhialo shared that his mission is to use what he learns in the United States to help rebuild his country. This sentiment echoes one of Kiski’s primary objectives, to graduate young men who multiply the impact of the investment in their educations by positively impacting the communities they subsequently join. Meanwhile, all Kiski Boys are enriched by their time together.

109 STUDENTS ENROLLED

17 STATES REPRESENTED

66 FROM PENNSYLVANIA

GUATEMALA (7)

INDIA (1)

ITALY (1)

MEXICO (1)

POLAND (1)

RUSSIA (1)

SERBIA (5)

SPAIN (13)

ST. LUCIA (1)

TAIWAN (1)

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (1)

UKRAINE (2)

UNITED KINGDOM (2)

VIETNAM (1)

ANDORA (2)

BAHAMAS (1)

CANADA (22)

CHINA (5)

COLUMBIA (1)

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (10)

ETHIOPIA (2)

GERMANY (2)

Reunion

PHOTOS BY VIGLIONE PHOTOGRAPHY

Kiski hosted over 300 guests for an extra special reunion weekend. Not only did the milestone reunion classes ending in 2 and 7 attend in great numbers, wrestling alumni reunited from all eras to celebrate their storied program. Still more alumni returned to Kiski to celebrate the life of Tamas Szilagyi P’88, GP’21. Alumni that never need an excuse to return to campus, found plenty of reasons to visit their home in Saltsburg, PA.

Members of the Class of 1962 added an eight-foot steel bench to the Class of 1962 Outdoor Classroom in honor of their 60th reunion.

SAVE THE DATE! JUNE 2–4, 2023 REUNION WEEKEND

EVERY CORNER OF THE CAMPUS WAS BUSTLING WITH ACTIVITY. A group of kayakers left to tame the Kiskiminetas River while the Class of 1962 marked the occasion of their 60th reunion by rededicating their Outdoor Classroom established during their 50th. Canoes slid into the McDonald Pond on one bank, while alumni cast fishing rods from the other and golfers strode to the green behind them.

Alumni and their guests learned blacksmithing techniques from Fine and Performing Arts Department Chair Andy Scott ’85, and later in the day Fine and Performing Arts Department Faculty Member Patricia Argyros P’96 guided alumni and their guests through a Paint and Sip activity on the porch of Old Main. Golfers received instruction from Kiski Golf Coach and current World Languages Teacher Mark Orsatti P’24. Admissions Office tours weaved through the handsomely renovated campus and meticulously kept grounds. All the while, small groups of alumni, families and guests favored collecting in small groups under the large event tent or shady trees to recall old stories and share new ones.

LATER, THE CROWD CONVENED UNDER THE TENT FOR A BRIEF STATE-OF-THE SCHOOL ADDRESS

from Head of School Chris Brueningsen. Associate Head of School for Institutional Advancement Steve Szilagyi ’88, P’21 announced Kyle Webb ’86, P’17 as the Distinguished Alumnus Award winner. Frank Urbany ’51, P’80, GP’10, GP’12 added to his collection of “Most Experienced” Alumnus in Attendance Awards and Kevin Brooks ’84 was recognized for traveling the farthest for the event, from Beaverton, OR. Class Captains were recognized for their irreplaceable contributions to the reunion turnout and tireless advocacy for Kiski. The silver, Class of 1997, and golden, Class of 1972, were called forward to receive recognition and gifts. The Class of 1962 was called forward last to hoist the Reunion Giving Cup that they have won every five years since the inception of the award. Class Captain Roger Kishman ’62 was honored with a special gift for his unparalleled leadership.

After the awards and banquet, alumni found tables populated by classmates and new friends to take in live music and delight in conversations. Many lingered there late into the evening while others watched Saltsburg’s Canal Days fireworks from the Class of 1962 Outdoor Classroom or retreated to the bonfire behind the Swank Student Center. They rose to say their last goodbyes the next morning before parting ways. With that, the countdown to the 2023 Reunion Weekend on June 2 – 4 was underway!

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HIGHLIGHTS

1. The Class of 1962 celebrating the rededication of their Outdoor Classroom: Left to right, front: James Coleman ’62, Bryant Mason ’62, John Ratcliff ’62, Roger Kishman ’62, Dave Wolfson ’61; back: Eric and Jacob Riggs next to their father Bob Riggs ’62, and brother Zachary Riggs and Chris Brueningsen.

2. Left to right, front: Zili Zhang ’17, Jiazheng Lu ’16, Chi Zhang ’17, Tony Wang ’19; back: Danni Cao, Eric Li ’19, Joe Ross P’01, P’02, Marcus Muster H’22, P’16, Horace Mo ’19 and Emily Himebaugh reconnecting during lunch.

3. Left to right: Noah Watson ’18, Nate Manko ’18, Tom Rubino ’17, Ben Gardner ’17 and Peyton Manko ’17 preparing to hit the golf course.

4. Left to right, front: Ben Hill, Woody Danforth, Scott Valeri, Peter Smith, Curtis Hunter, Jan McCoy, John Bono; back: Dean Mosites, Rob Fair, George

Davis, Tom Wagner, Tim Lewis, and Alan Brown commemorating their golden reunion.

5. Left to right, front: Cooper Urbany; second row: Alexander Louie, JD Dorn, Evan Coury, Mitch Penrod; third row: Max Cotton; back: Ian Holtz, Tyler Burkhart, and Scott Cohen celebrating their 10th reunion.

6. Zachary Gilbreath ’02, Joey and Steve ’02 Schwinghammer, Max Reiner ’02, Nate Mayernik ’02 and Andy Scott ’85 with his son Oliver taking a break from the blacksmithing activity.

7. Jason Sczerba ’91 and Jason Burkey ’91 displaying their big catch.

8. The Seibel brothers gathering on campus for the first time since Carl’s graduation. Left to right: Harry ’00, Carl ’04, and Rob ’02.

9. Left to right: Three generations of Urbanys reuniting at Kiski: Frank ’51, Jeff ’80, Zack ’10, and Cooper ’12.

10. Left to right: Col McLaughlin ’14; Ian ’08, Keagan, Amanda, Connor, and Makenzi McLaughlin; Ian and Col’s parents Mark and Sharon McLaughlin, and Dan Traficanti ’10 enjoying lunch under the tent.

11. Left to right: Peyton Manko, Omar Ward, Elijah Brown, Tom Rubino, Cameron Webb, Shawndale Jones, Tim Price, Jim Tomson, Chi Zhang, and Zili Zhang gathering under the Kness Clock.

12. Left to right: R.J. Prushnock, Hugh Gallagher, Uthan Pillai, Dan Slavek, Chad Corridoni and Vasu Gadiparthi turning out for their silver reunion.

WRESTLING ALUMNI REUNION

WRESTLING HEAD COACH JOE ROSS CHAMPIONED a special addition to Reunion Weekend 2022.He and his wife, Carla Ross, and a dedicated group of wrestling alumni created specific events dedicated to their program. Months of calls, emails and messages built an incredible turnout of over 125 guests who gathered to celebrate Kiski Wrestling.

Emcees Ned McCauge ’04 and Chris Banks ’05 introduced each wrestler in attendance as he walked through a smoke filled entrance into their banquet. After welcoming remarks from Head of School Chris Brueningsen honoring Kiski Wrestling’s rich pedigree and Coach Ross’ contributions to that lore, the attendees were treated to reflections from alumni spanning all generations of Kiski wrestling. Craig Spitzer ’83 even joined the party remotely when his remarks were projected onto the dining room wall for the crowd to enjoy.

The evening was brought to a close by a unique perspective, that of proud parent of a Kiski wrestling alumnus, Robert Peirce P’18, P’21. He ended with a heartfelt request for the next generation of Kiski wrestlers after announcing a generous gift of $30,000 for wrestling scholarships made by his family. “The wrestlers here were challenged by this program. I’d like to challenge you to help get more kids into this school, to get more students at Kiski, to learn from Mr. Ross,” he said to an ovation of cheers. “I want you to think about a wrestler that could come here, a kid that needs some guidance. I’d like you to consider this challenge to contribute what you can to continue your commitment towards Mr. Ross, to The Kiski School, to a future wrestler that’s going to thrive under him,” he continued.

The next morning, the group met in the Athletic Hall of Fame for mock weigh-ins before the new Wrestling Wall of Honor was unveiled in the Zeigler Wrestling Room. The wrestlers stood in awe before plaques and photos listing legendary Kiski Champions.

The weekend was by all measures a huge success. During the banquet Mike Eisen ’84 thanked Coach Ross for bringing everyone together. “This is really special. I’m hoping this is the first of many such occasions, maybe for some other sports as well,” he said. Kiski plans to do just that during the years ahead. Football alumni were welcomed to a similar event during Homecoming 2022.

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13. Evan Henderson ’11 emerging from the smoke to make his wrestling alumni banquet entrance.

14. Mike Eisen ’84 weighing in for the Wrestling Wall of Honor unveiling.

15. Current Wrestling Head Coach Joe Ross at the lead table with (left to right) his son Frank Ross ’02, daughterin-law Leah Ross, and wife Carla Ross taking in Head of School Chris Brueningsen’s opening remarks.

16. Wrestling alumni from all eras watching remarks provided by Craig Spitzer ’83.

KISKI LUMINARY

TAMAS “POPS” SZILAGYI

When we consider our favorite subject in high school, or our best academic experience, no one remembers their favorite textbook. It is the teacher we remember. It is the teacher that makes the difference. The knowledge the teacher brings of his or her subject along with the driving desire to share this information can shape the life of a student forever. Excellent teaching is an art. It takes years of dedicated practice, fine-tuning, and growth through trial and error by the practitioner to achieve excellence. Hours of preparation mixed with some boldness, pedagogical talent, knowledge, and dedication come together to produce an outstanding teacher. At Kiski, we have enjoyed the blessings of many superb teachers over the years. This section of the Bulletin is dedicated to honoring excellent Kiski teachers, our Luminaries. In this space, we remember teachers who shared their brilliance and enlightened generations of Kiski Boys.

KISKI AND THE SZILAGYI FAMILY HOSTED A CELEBRATION OF LIFE to honor the memory of Tamas Szilagyi during Reunion Weekend 2022. Common themes and specific stories regarding Pops’ five decades of service have been wistfully shared informally since his December 23, 2021 passing, and the gathering during Reunion Weekend provided a space to formally recognize the Kiski legacy Pops etched into the bedrock of the School’s foundation.

Broad smiles, laughter and tears of joyful remembrance spread across the Clark Theater within the Rogers Fine Arts Center. Speaker Brendan Moriarty ’86, Kiski’s Director of Studies and a lifelong student of Mr. Szilagyi’s, wondered what Pops would think of a formal event convened in his

honor. “I can only imagine him looking a little suspicious, rolling his eyes, taking a drag on a cigarette, then insisting he didn’t roll his eyes, and then offering me a new drink as he asks me if I believe that this Zelensky is for real, can he hold on, did I understand the relevance of the Donbas for the Ukrainian economy, did I read what Tim Snyder had to say, did you see what they wrote in the Guardian, why the hell did Messi go to PSG? Pops had, let us say, a volatile, impatient relationship with formal occasions and expectations, especially when they were about him,” said Moriarty.

Tamas Szilagyi expanded and influenced many minds using all forums made available to him in Kiski’s unique boarding school environment. He had a signature teaching style born of legendarily diligent preparation and an unquenchable thirst for knowledge that generations of Kiski Boys benefited from one conversation at a time, in and— perhaps more importantly—beyond the classroom.

“When you’re 15 years old and left to your own devices, or lack thereof, it’s tough. It’s a hard age. You’re surrounded by the failures of your own immaturity—what seem like a lot of ugly mistakes and embarrassing weaknesses. Kiski made you face them, either by design or by circumstance. So you begin to look around for examples of what some folks might call accomplishment but what I’ll call beauty. You want to be delivered from your condition. Transported. When I think back on it—Tom was that kind of example. He was that transcendent figure,” shared David Conrad ’85

“Pops demanded that we dive deep into history, asking why. He didn’t want a regurgitation of who, what, when and where but instead demanded that we deeply investigate

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what propelled events that would change history. This approach was indeed revolutionary for fledgling minds. Instead of learning how to ace a test, we were trained by Pops to think for ourselves,” summarized Tim Grubbs ’85. Head of School Chris Brueningsen spoke to his influence as a mentor. “Tamas taught me so much about being a teacher. His philosophy of teaching, a nod to the Hippocratic Oath, was: ‘First, do no harm.’ His preparation for his classes was meticulous. On many visits, I’d see a dozen open books and Xeroxed articles on his kitchen table with passages underlined and highlighted with notes in the margins and a yellow legal pad with outlines for his lessons. There are probably a hundred books in our school library with Szilagyi notes and scribblings in the margins. He taught me that planning for class is serious business and that teaching is, in many ways, a creative, artistic enterprise,” he said.

Tamas was also known as a superlative soccer player and phenomenal coach. He stood in opposition to George Bernard Shaw’s belief that, “Those who can, do; those who can’t, teach.” The sight of Tamas passing through campus while casually juggling a soccer ball

that never passed from his control to the ground below is a ubiquitous vision for many from his time at Kiski. And Kiski Boys yearned to qualify for the varsity soccer team he led.

“Two of us, David Boesel and I, having played for years while we were at Shady Side Academy, dreamt of the next year when we could try to qualify for the Varsity and play for the esteemed Mr. Szilagyi. His reputation preceded him, and we knew of his track record of playing in Hungary and then when he arrived in the United States,” recounted Bill Borden ’70

Pops and Bill Borden’s 1969 soccer team members were 2015 inductees of Kiski’s nascent Athletic Hall of Fame, established in 2013 with a healthy backlog of worthy entrants. “It was stated that our team changed the direction of Kiski soccer and, if true, and based on what I saw of Kiski soccer last season, we are flattered indeed,” said Borden.

An enduring memory from that evening was seeing Tamas hold court on the porch of Fair Hall with his former players. Both coach and students beamed with the same youthful exuberance that provided a window into distant events and bonds unscathed by time.

“We can all take comfort knowing that Tamas’s legacy is secure. The memories and stories will be shared and re-told by all of us and passed down to future generations of Kiski Boys. That’s a fitting tribute to this Kiski legend,” concluded Brueningsen. We can dedicate ourselves to the cultivation of his spirit of bottomless inquisitiveness, deft guidance, warm greetings—and yes, even streaks of rebelliousness—that live on at Kiski and in those he inspired.

“Pops demanded that we dive deep into history, asking why. He didn’t want a regurgitation of who, what, when and where but instead demanded that we deeply investigate what propelled events that would change history.”

—Tim

In 2008, David Conrad ’85 produced Tamas: A Portrait. “I think change only comes as a kind of byproduct of relentless devotion. The devotion of a mother to a difficult child. The devotion of a teacher. Tom spent most of his life with his nose to the grindstone of our lives. What we needed. What we didn’t even know we needed. I just wanted to say it out loud,” Conrad shared when reflecting on his motivation behind the project. Scan the QR code to view the documentary.

Major (retired) Brian Ellis III ‘94 renders traditional military honors to the departed, recognizing Tamas Szilagyi’s service by presenting the US flag to Tamas’s son Steve ’88. Tamas and Brian had been first teacher and student, then friends, for nearly thirty years.

Sharing memories and stories of Pops...

From left to right: Megan Neumeister, Chris Brueningsen, Steve Szilagyi, Tara Szilagyi and Carlin Szilagyi enjoying a lighter memory of Tamas.

BRIAN ELLIS ’94 We always hung out after the alumni soccer games, there were endless visits to his house, too many to count, and many letters from my multiple duty stations and deployments, always with a card from him or Brigitta or both in return. I loved it that they didn’t use computers. There was always something special about getting a real letter when you’re 10,000 miles away from home.

JEFF GREEN ’75 He was more than just a teacher. He was a mentor. He also had a major impact on forming my ideology and international views. I feel sorry for those future students who will not have the opportunity to learn from him.

From left to right: Tamas Szilagyi’s grandson, Zander ’21; daughter-in-law, Tara; son Steve; and granddaughter Carlin gathering under the shaded cover on the Yukevich Quad.

BRUCE BROWN ’83 Tim Waite [’83] reminded us of a class where Tamas once started to climb out a window, second floor, because of a classmate’s wrong answer to a question! REALLY.... he did goofy stuff you can’t even imagine in today’s world. BUT, it was so very memorable & that’s exactly why he did those things—to teach a vivid lesson the student would never forget

Steve Szilagyi toasting the crowd assembled for his father’s celebration of life event with a Hungarian favorite of Tamas's, “Bull’s Blood.”

ED MARKS ’68 I was on Stuhldreher Field with a couple of my soon-to-be-teammates before our first preseason practice when Coach Szilagyi came out with a bag of balls, laid the bag down, took out a ball, flicked it up in the air, and proceeded to dribble the ball the length of the field, the ball never touching anything but his head. This was 1966 for gosh sakes! You just didn’t see this in America back then. I couldn’t have asked for a better “formal” introduction. I was hooked and have been involved with soccer as a player and coach ever since.

David Conrad ’85 providing insight into the life of a remarkable man.

BRYANT MASON ’62 He always spoke with knowledge and information about European countries I had never visited. He whetted my interest for travel. I wished I had taken one of his classes. He arrived on campus in 1962, the year I graduated.

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ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

kiski’s CLASS OF 2022

We are excited to announce the ninth class of Kiski’s young Athletic Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame was established in 2013 to commemorate 125 years of athletic competition. Selecting classes from dozens of worthy nominees remains difficult. The individuals and teams listed here were selected from a wealth of deserving candidates.

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PATRICK GREENWELL ’77

Patrick Greenwell, Class of 1977, coached The University of Alabama’s divers for 29 years. His divers garnered 69 All-America awards, 21 Southeastern Conference (SEC) titles and two National Championships. Mr. Greenwell was named NCAA Coach of the Year, SEC Coach of the Year six times and guided his student-athletes to eight SEC Diver of the Year awards. Before Alabama, Mr. Greenwell coached at Clemson for five years where he was named Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Coach of the Year twice, and he coached six ACC Champions and three NCAA AllAmericans. As a collegiate-athlete, Mr. Greenwell earned All-America honors diving for The University of Pittsburgh. As a Kiski diver, he smashed league records, remarkably establishing a new league mark by over a hundred points his senior year.

KYLE DAVIS ’08

Kyle Davis, Class of 2008, lettered in each of his four years as a golfer, hockey player and lacrosse player. He was captain for multiple seasons including three golf teams, two hockey teams, and two lacrosse teams. As a lacrosse player, Mr. Davis was named to three consecutive allleague teams, tallying an astounding 48 goals and 10 assists as a senior. Mr. Davis was heavily recruited to play lacrosse in college; however, he chose to pursue golf at Queens University of Charlotte. During his tenure at Queens, Mr. Davis was a top conference player and contributed to two conference titles.

The Hall of Fame honors those alumni, teams and coaches who have made outstanding contributions to Kiski athletics. The nominees exemplify the core values they learned at Kiski: principles of integrity, humility, sportsmanship and service.

ELIGIBILITY:

The nominated team or individual must be ten years removed from Kiski. Coaches, posthumous nominees, and benefactors will be inducted at the discretion of the Hall of Fame Induction Committee.

NOMINATIONS

DUE BY MARCH 31st at kiski.org/hof

1985 FOOTBALL TEAM

The 1985 Football team clinched Kiski’s first Interstate Prep School League Championship since 1978. The championship wasn’t decided until a final come-from-behind win seemingly ripped from the movies. Kiski faced rival Shady Side Academy (also 3-0 in league play entering the final game) on Kiski’s Homecoming. Tom Coste managed to field a squib kick on a drenched field and return it for a touchdown as time elapsed. The team may have been known for its overall defensive prowess along with timely big plays, but the offense more than held its own, averaging over 21 points per game.

BOYS: Ross Baird, Lane Bender, McKinley Boyer, Matt Breman, Phil Carroll, John Ciesielski, Scott Cooper, Tom Coste, Lee Daubenspeck, Jim Duke, Bob Fleck, Mark Franklin, Mike Gallagher, Roy Geiselhart, Dave Goodwin, Gregg Gumbert, Ken Hinkle, Stephen Hitchcock, Kyung Sa Hong, Bill Hughes, Mike Hyland, Dave Kelly, Gary Kiser, Kyle Lengauer, Peter Maury, Alfie McCloy, John McSorley, Paul Minda, Pete Nastase, Rob Patterson, George Poknis, Jim Polahar, Joel Radman, Troy Seskey, Doug Spence, Ray Spera, Dave Straney, Marshall Trigona, Pat Whigham, Pete Zappas

COACHES: Larry Cignetti, Edward Fitzgerald, Thomas Jessup, Tom Kozub, Jack Pidgeon, Henry Schechter, Tim Timko, Zachary Vlahos

1987-88 SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM

The 1987-88 Kiski Swimming and Diving team entered the season in the unexpected position of not being the reigning Interstate Prep School League (IPSL) Champions for the first time in nine years. With uncommon levels of resolve, resiliency, and comradery, the team fought through challenges, including the loss of two top divers to season-ending injuries, to score impressive wins over key rivals and to finish with a near-perfect regular season record. After an impressive full-team effort to secure victory at the IPSL Championship, 11 swimmers competed in the Eastern Prep School Championships, seven of whom went on to earn All-America honors.

BOYS: Steve Ball, Sam Beatty, Mike Bennett, Jason Burkey, Drew Daly, Pete DeHaas, Steve Ferguson, Chris Gaydos, John Highlands, Brad Kosanovich, Jim Kucik, Andy Mahalingappa, Rachel McAtee, Dana Martinelli, Shay McCabe, Carl Miller, Brian Oliver, Robert Osvold, Jay Pignatello, Lee Potter, Dave Preslar, Phil Pringle, Dan Ream, Eric Rusak, Nick Sisk, Todd Swanson, Steve Szilagyi, Bryson VanNostrand

COACHES: Jack Pidgeon, Brian Ippolito, David Lane

Kiski Welcomes New Trustees

Neil Hart ’91, P’23, P’24; Jason Mathews ’93; & Logan Powell ’92 Join Board

Kiski would like to acknowledge John Boyle ’95, P’24; Robert Sands ’76; and Caleb Sturges ’93 for their successful tenure on the Kiski Board. Each served on multiple committees dedicated to maintaining progress in pivotal areas for strategic growth. They have also each given generously to advance special projects and our overall operating budget via annual gifts to The Kiski Fund. Thank you!

Neil Hart ’91, P’23, P’24; Jason Mathews ’93; and Logan Powell ’92 started their first term on July 1, 2022.

Neil Hart graduated from Kiski in 1991 and earned a bachelor’s degree from John Carroll University. He was an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps for five years and then completed a master’s degree at Duquesne University. In 2013, Neil founded Annex Consulting which specializes in logistics, training and implementation, and operational best practices. His clients include Costco and Starbucks. He lives in Charlotte, NC with his wife and five children. Neil’s oldest two boys, Jack ’23 and Matthew ’24, are currently enrolled at Kiski. Neil has been a solid supporter of the school and a member of our Board of Visitors for many years.

Jason Mathews graduated from Kiski in 1993 and then earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Morehouse College.

Golfing for Scholars

The 7th Annual Kiski School Golf Tournament

Another beautiful day of golf was enjoyed at The Pittsburgh Field Club in Fox Chapel, PA on Tuesday, September 20, 2022 to support Kiski Scholarships. The Kiski School’s Board of Trustees once again hosted the annual Kiski Golf Event and this year PNC Bank generously provided principle sponsorship for the outing.

The golfers were well-fueled for the day by a delightful lunch spread and in high spirits after receiving their gift packages. The course was in pristine condition and challenged even the best golfers in the group. Following play, the group gathered for cocktails and a brief program.

Chair of the Board of Trustees John Jacob ’89 thanked the attendees before turning the podium over to Head of School

Jason joined Goldman Sachs in 2000 on the Global Futures Trading desk, became a partner in 2017, and led equity derivative sales at Goldman until March 2021. Currently, Jason is the COO of a family-owned startup investment firm called ECT Capital Partners based in Miami, FL. He serves as a trustee of the Harlem School of the Arts in New York City. Recently, Jason created an endowed scholarship fund for Kiski in memory of his late mother, Janie.

After graduating from Kiski in 1992, Logan Powell earned his Bachelor’s Degrees in Biology and Sociology from Bowdoin College and a Master’s Degree in Higher Education with a focus on Administration, Planning and Social Policy from Harvard University. He established his career in college admissions first at Harvard University, then Bowdoin College, Princeton University, and currently as Dean of Admissions at Brown University. Logan is a Class Captain and a regular supporter of the School’s annual and capital campaign drives. Logan is a popular guest speaker for school assemblies. Most recently he was the keynote speaker at the Kiski’s 2021 Martin Luther King Jr. Day event.

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100% of the funds raised by Kiski’s golf event this year will be directly applied toward tuition assistance for Kiski families in need of scholarship aid.

Chris Brueningsen for his brief State-of-the-School remarks. Once Associate Head of School for Institutional Advancement Steven Szilagyi ’88 announced the prize winners, the crowd was treated to a delicious banquet.

Everyone enjoyed the opportunity to see old friends, make new ones, and gather in support of Kiski’s important educational mission. The biggest winners were deserving Kiski families in need of scholarship aid since 100% of the funds raised by Kiski’s golf event will be directly applied toward tuition assistance.

2022 Overall and Skills

Competitions

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Skills

Longest drive #1 - Trent Seaman

Closest to the pin #4 - Tim Fitzgerald ’74 (8’10”)

Closest to the pin #6 - Shawn Murdock (7’9”)

Longest drive #11 - Steve Szilagyi ’88

Closest to the pin #14 - Shawn Murdock (4’9”)

Closest to the pin #16 - Austin Sleek (5’0”)

Closest to the pin #18 - Patrick Kenning (2’4”)

Kiski was delighted to welcome support and participation from the following individuals and businesses:

Ms. Melane Baraniak

Bigbee Steel and Tank

Mr. Mark Biondi

Mr. Abhijit Bose

Mr. Michael Callahan

Mr. Pete Chiappa

Mr. Mike Cunningham

Mr. Tony Cunningham

Mr. Jay Donato

Mr. Tim Donohoe

Mr. Joe Dorrycott

Major Brian Ellis III ’94

Mr. Tim Fitzgerald ’74

Mr. Jerry Frederick

Mr. Charlie Frey

Dr. Rick Frey

Mr. Logan Frey

Mr. Brian Freyvogel

Mr. John George

Mr. Matt Grove

Mr. Nick Harding

Mr. Paul Harrington ’73

Mr. Alexander Hart ’13

Dr. Arthur C. Hayes ’67

Mr. Brian Hess Highland Tank & Manufacturing Company

Mr. Tom Hildebrand

Mr. Jake Hunter

Jacob Law Associates

Mr. John W. Jacob Sr. ’89, P’18, P’20, P’23

Mr. Matthew M. Jacob

Mr. Robert S. Jamison Jr. ’64

Mr. Carl F. Kalnow ’68

Mr. Patrick Kenning

Mr. James Kunkle ’95

Mr. Luke Latimer ’94, P’11, P’26

Mr. Gregory L. Lignelli ’95

Mr. Lou Lignelli P’95

Mr. George Liptak

Mr. Robert A. Matson ’89

Mr. Chris McCrady

Mr. Duff McCrady ’61

Mr. L. Colvin McCrady Jr. ’64

Mr. Pete McGinnis

Mr. Darin McHenry

Mr. David McHenry

Mr. Bob McKinley

Metz Culinary Management

Mrs. Diane Miller

Mr. Troy Miller

Mr. Marcus T. Muster H’22, P’16

Mr. Shawn Murdock

NexTier Bank

Mr. Mark Orsatti P’24

Mr. John Pantanella

Primanti Brothers

Ms. Madeline Pleskovic

PNC Bank

PWR Planners

Mr. Patrick Regan ’90

Mr. Don Reitz

Mr. Steve Reubi

Mr. Clem Rosenberger

Mr. Joseph M. Ross P’01, P’02

Mr. Steve Rossi

Mr. Todd Sauter

Mr. John Scalo

Mr. Trent Seaman

Simpson & McCrady, LLC

Mr. Clyde H. Slease III ’62

Mr. Lincoln Sokolski

Mr. Joe Sinclair

Mr. Austin Sleek

Ms. Caitlin Strittmatter

Mr. David Sunseri P’03

Swank Construction, LLC

Mr. Andrew R. Swank ’97

System One Holdings, LLC

Mr. Steven T. Szilagyi ’88, P’21

Mr. Denny Terzich

Mr. Kevin Thomas

Mrs. Anne Tripp

Mr. Isaac Tripp IV ’70

Valley School of Ligonier

Mr. Michael VanLenten

Mr. Michael VanLenten Jr.

Mr. Travis Watt

Whirley Industries

Mr. Damien Williams

Left to right: (1) Chris McCrady, Duff McCrady ’61, Colvin McCrady ’64 and Bob Jamison ’64; (2) Brian Hess, Luke Latimer ’94, Matt Grove and Denny Terzich; (3) Mark Orsatti, Sebastian Waugaman ’25, Lucas Orsatti ’24, Ike Tripp ’70, Marcus Muster and Carl Kalnow ’68; (4) Carl Kalnow ’68, Melane Baraniak, Terry Slease ’62 and Steve Szilagyi ’88; (5) John Jacob ’89, John Pantanella, Lincoln Sokolski and Tim Donohoe; (6) Greg Lignelli ’95, Abhijit Bose, Lou Lignelli and Patrick Regan ’90

FOREVER KISKI BOYS

Class Notes

1940s

1 Beano Cook’s ’49 autobiography, Haven’t They Suffered Enough?: An Unbelievable Career in Sports, PR and Television, by John D. Lukacs is available on Amazon. “Going to Kiski was one of the best things to ever happen to me. If I hadn’t gone there, I doubt my life and career would have unfolded the way it did,” said Beano Cook.

1950s

2 Dr. James Hazlett ’53 and his wife Helaine celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on May 27, 2022 surrounded by their four children and ten of their twelve grandchildren at Kernwood Country Club in Salem, MA. After

a year at Kiski, Jim spent four years at the University of Michigan before attending the University of Pennsylvania Dental School, graduating in 1961. That is where he met his favorite dental hygienist, Helaine. After two years in the Air Force in Kansas City, Jim associated with Helaine’s father in his dental practice in Saugus, MA, finally retiring after fifty years in 2013. Jim is enjoying retirement playing a lot of BAD golf and still rooting for the Steelers.

3 Scott Campbell ’57 only recently retired from jumping out of planes with the WWII Airborne Demonstration Team! The journey was inspired by a 20year search for the next of kin of a WWII war friend of his father who lost his life in a jeep accident. Scott eventually found the grandniece of CPT Cleveland Fitzgerald!

4 Hugh “Whitey” Purnell Jr. ’59 and his friend Peg escaped their COVID containment fever in his 1971 Oldsmobile

Cutlass Supreme, which won a first place award at the Oldsmobile Club of America national convention in Murfeesboro, TN. They also visited the Biltmore Estate in Ashville, NC, the former home of George Vanderbilt and the largest house in America.

1960s

5 Chris Hill ’60 continues to enjoy cycling on New England roads, and kayaking in Narragansett Bay. He is also still researching and teaching philosophy at Brown University and his gratitude is everlasting for three inspirational Kiski mentors: Wade Mack ’46, Joseph Millar and John Pidgeon H’62.

6 David Wolfson ’61 (right) and Roger Kishman ’62 (left) enjoyed time together in Apalachicola, FL.

9 A small group of ’62 classmates got together in Jacksonville, FL to enjoy supper, and get caught up on Kiski, classmates and each other. Left to right: Roger Kishman, Steve Williams, Tim Bannon and John Mazur

8 Gerry Yukevich

(left) and Alexander “Joe” Allen

continued their annual tradition of meeting at Gerry’s home on Martha’s Vineyard for brunch. Joe has been vacationing on the Vineyard since he was a youth and discovered Gerry was living there. About 12 years ago, Joe’s aunt was raving about her new doctor who had an unusual last name. Joe knew the name well. Gerry’s brother Mike ’60 was the prefect in Joe’s dorm his first year at Kiski and Joe was the prefect in Gerry’s freshman dorm. The Kiski bond is alive and well.

10 Steve Szilagyi ’88, Associate Head of School for Advancement, enjoyed a great day of golf with alumni and long-term supporters of Kiski (left to right): Bob Jamison ’64, Colvin McCrady ’64, Steve and Duff McCrady ’61

11 Steve Szilagyi ’88 also recently enjoyed golfing and catching up with longtime and generous supporters of Kiski: (from left) Carl Kalnow ’68, Colvin McCrady ’64, and John Jacob ’89.

12 Rick Curtiss ’81 (right) valiantly responded to a call for help from Greg ’64 and Dimmie Zeigler (left). The Zeiglers were picking up their trailer for the

summer when Greg fell and injured his right knee while already dealing with a troubling infection in his left leg. He was taken to a hospital by ambulance for treatment. Rick didn’t hesitate when the weary travelers needed help retrieving the truck and trailer left behind and returning the pair to their home. “Kiski ties never die. I knew Rick growing up, what, sixty-five years ago? Still a strong connection,” said Greg.

13 George Lula ’66 married Julie Hammond Weir, formally of Middleburg, VA in June of 2021. The couple resides in Aiken, SC and enjoys a shared pursuit of all things equine.

14 What are the chances that two Kiski grads separated by 45 years are seated at the same table at a wedding? That happened this spring to Augie Luptak ’13 and Robert Thomas ’68

7 Steve Szilagyi ’88, Associate Head of School for Institutional Advancement, recently enjoyed a special visit with Kiski alumni and loyal supporters of the School in New York City. Steve (left) is pictured with: Zander Szilagyi ’21, Tom Kavouras ’88, Anastasiya Savchenko, Bryant Mason ’62, and John Regan ’08.

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’61 (right)

1970s

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16 We were thrilled to welcome two generations of Rob Marshalls (center ’71 and ’08) back to Kiski for Homecoming. The Marshalls were joined in the photo by Bob Ondocsin ’71 (left) and Kyle Davis ’08 (right).

17 Vikram Gosain ’72 completed his third cross-country bicycle ride in July, 2022, from San Francisco to Times Square. The trek was 3,072 miles and

included over 70,000 feet of cumulative climbing. Prior cross-country bicycle rides were Seattle, WA to New York City, NY (seven years ago) and San Diego, CA to Jacksonville, FL (when he was 24). This one was definitely the most difficult of the three rides, due largely to the mountain grades on this route.

C. Augustus “Gus” Martin ’73 was recently confirmed as the founding Director of the new School of Public Service and Justice at California State University, Dominguez Hills. Gus is a nationally recognized expert on terrorism, homeland security, and criminal justice. He has also written many books concerning terrorism.

19 Steve Szilagyi ’88, had the pleasure of visiting with alumnus and Board of Visitors member, Stephen Friedberg ’74. The two Steves were able to share some good stories and laughs together. They also were able to catch up about many essential Kiski topics including: recent admission and fundraising results, endowment growth, and, new capital building projects being placed into motion.

Steve Szilagyi ’88 visited alumni and loyal supporters of Kiski in Charleston, SC. Left to right: Brian Kosanovich ’86, Andrew Hazel ’12, Steve and Scott Phillips ’70.

18 Dave Currie ’77 (left) and Jeff Moore ’77 (right) held a minireunion in London, England.

FOREVER KISKI BOYS

1980s

Rick Curtiss ’81 made an appearance on the quiz show Master Minds on the Game Show Network. The episode will air on the GSN website. The Palm Springs, CA resident is introduced erroneously as hailing from Saltsburg, PA!

20 Tim Waite ’83 spent the summer working with a tree service. “Nothing says summer in Charlotte like a 105-degree heat index,” said Waite. But he had a blast before returning to the classroom in August.

21 Classmates Neill Andritz ’86 and Frank Kowalczyk ’86 met recently for a chance to catch up over drinks.

1990s

22 Ben Assanasen ’90 (right) is living in Bangkok, Thailand with his wife Jeab (second from left) and eight-year-old daughter Ivy (second from right). He is the CEO of Tune Protect Insurance, a regional digital insurance company, and enjoys competitive cycling to stay fit. The family is pictured with Ben’s mother Benja (left) in Luzern, Switzerland.

23 Love of travel and photos, along with his recent diagnosis, pushed Jason Hite ’93 to live life to the fullest and inspire others to do the same. Years of traveling with his camera finally turned his passions into a company that, “I can truly be proud to say it’s all mine,” shared Hite. You can find his work at newhitesproject.com.

24 Brian Ellis III ’94 (left) and his son Tamas visited with Steve Szilagyi ’88 during reunion weekend.

25 Major Brian Ellis III ’94 (doorway, black helmet) has come back out of “semi-retirement” to become a Teacher/ Advisor/Counselor (TAC) for the Corps of Cadets at Virginia Military Institute. TACs are immersed in every aspect of a cadet’s life and serve as instructors, mentors and guides during a cadet’s four-year college experience. Brian also returned to the skies, volunteering with a round canopy tactical parachute team, the Phantom Airborne Brigade. Phantom is comprised of retired and wounded veterans of the United States and other allied nations who were once paratroopers and who meet monthly to get back into the air with their comrades.

FOREVER KISKI BOYS

26 Marcus H’22 and Mary Grace Muster were joined by Tom Pirosko ’95 and Augie Luptak ’13 at legendary Carnegie Mellon University football coach Rich Lackner’s last game. Jeff Simmons ’94 and former Kiski Head Football Coach (1979-1982)

Bernie Colbert are not pictured as both are CMU coaches.

27 Chris Brueningsen welcomed Chris Hazlett ’96 back to campus during Thanksgiving break 2021. “It was great to be back and see all of the wonderful changes to the campus. I’m trying to talk my wife into sending our son to Kiski when he’s old enough,” said Hazlett.

Dr. Jeremy Walker ’97 was recently selected as a Distinguished Alumnus at the University of Pittsburgh, and was honored at a ceremony in October 2022. Jeremy completed his PhD in Chemistry at Pitt in 2005. He was also recently

promoted to Vice President of Research for Teledyne Defense and is responsible for all new technology development of the sensors, drones, ground robots and integrated systems for Department of Defense programs and commercial markets.

2000s

28 Carl Seibel ’04 and his wife Melissa welcomed their second child Sutton Belle Seibel on March 6, 2022. Carl also started a new role as Sr. Business Development Manager in Sempra Infrastructure’s Net Zero Solutions group focusing on the origination and development of Hydrogen and other low carbon energy solutions.

29 Chis Banks ’05 (left) and Ned McCague ’04 (right) made a holiday visit to Kiski to see their wrestling coach and friend Joe Ross (center)

Jack Berkebile ’06 has been keeping very busy. He recently relocated to Arlington, VA where he started working as a substance use counselor, and he got engaged!

30 Left to right: Andy Muffley, Rocco Santagate, Peter Santagate ’07, and Marcus Muster H’22 shared a chance encounter on Kelley’s Island, OH where the Musters are now living fulltime. Not pictured, the photographer, Mary Grace Muster

2010s

31 Several Kiski Boys stopped to see Marcus H’22 and Mary Grace Muster during their Holiday Break. Pictured between Zachary Muster ’16 (left) and Annie (Vlahos) Zachara ’82 (right) are (left to right): Bobby Wu ’20, Richard Qu ’20, Weilin Zhang ’21, Adam Dong ’20, and James Xu ’21

32 Adriana and Trevor Tarte ’10 announced the birth of Titan Rolland Bernard Tarte on June 20, 2022. Titan was welcomed by his Canadian family at 7:10 p.m., weighing 2.98 kg (6 lbs. 9 oz.) and measuring 49 cm (19.3 in).

The Rochester Institute of Technology lacrosse program defeated Union College 12-10 on May 29, 2022 to capture their second consecutive National Championship. Quinn Commandant ’17 finished the game with three goals and one assist. RIT sophomore, Caleb Commandant ’20, was injured and unable to play in the game but contributed to the triumphant season.

Divine Buckrham ’19 was invited to the Pittsburgh Steelers Rookie Minicamp. The defensive back played college football for Lehigh and Lamar Universities.

33 Coach Holupka (center, black sweatshirt) took some of the current Kiski football players to the Allegheny College football game that featured former Cougars (from right back): Chris Rubino ’20, Jacob Fedell ’18, and Eric Gary ’21 Archie Kimbrough ’20 (right front) also attended the game to support his former teammates. The current Kiski Boys that attended the game were (from left front): Matthew Campbell ’24, Brice Ebaneth ’24, Jan Klinger ’22, Timothy Allshouse ’22, Jefferson Bretanys Desca ’23 and (back) Vito Moriana Sigel ’22, Hunter Spitalny ’22 is hidden in the back row.

All Class notes received after September 2, 2022 will be in next year’s Bulletin.

CALLING ALL ALUMNI!

Update your contact information (especially emails) to receive information from Kiski. Send all updates to advancement@kiski.org, call 724-639-8029, or complete your update online at kiski. searchwavelength.com.

CONNECT WITH KISKI

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KISKI BOYS

Rebuilding the Fern Hollow Bridge

Representatives from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation made a personal call to Andrew Swank ’97, President and Owner of Swank Construction Company, after the Fern Hollow Bridge collapsed in Pittsburgh on January 28, 2022 to ask them to take the lead on clean up and building the new bridge.

Immediate mobilization made an aggressive timetable possible, which will allow the new span to open before Christmas 2022. President Biden was in town and visited the site hours after the collapse. He returned on October 20th to celebrate the swift progress and vowed to return and walk across the new bridge once it is complete. He is pictured with Andrew.

CRAFTING A BOOK OF KISKI MEMORIES

We are working with Publishing Concepts Inc. (PCI), the company that creates our alumni directory every five years, on a new exciting product for our alumni community. PCI will soon use postcards (like the example shared here) and emails to reach out to begin Kiski’s Oral History Project!

PCI will use interviews regarding your favorite Kiski memories from specific categories like athletics or your favorite faculty member to compile a printed (or digital) coffee table book of unique stories that share common threads from all Kiski eras.

FOREVER

View a digital example of the book created for Augsburg University

Kevin Scanlon ’92 14 th annual will’s gift

Will’s Gift is named in honor of E. William Turley ’64, one of the finest educators in Kiski’s history. Although he was not an artist himself in any traditional sense of the word, his 35 years on the campus could be called nothing but a masterpiece. His devotion to his students knew no bounds and he inspired many of them to be, if not artists, then whole and true versions of themselves. His gift was his passion for inquiry, for truth, and for the guts to accept the price of such a pursuit— attributes without which no fine artist can succeed. His gift was this kind of bravery and he gave of it every day.

On behalf of The Kiski School, Will’s Gift is given annually to an artist working in Western Pennsylvania. The goal is to assist with the continued health of

Pittsburgh’s creative community and to increase and develop Kiski’s strong collection in the visual arts. The hope is that the campus itself will become an archive and teaching center, a living and virtual gallery of the region’s finest work. “If enough small fires can light an entire community, let Will’s Gift be the fuel for one of them,” said David Conrad ’85, co underwriter of Will’s Gift along with Kristofer Rockwell ’90

This year’s Will’s Gift recipient is Kevin Scanlon ’92. Scanlon is an award winning photographer who has worked with an impressive array of celebrities, artists, musicians, athletes and everyday people. Recently, images from his coronavirus Mask Portrait Project were chosen for the American Photography Photo Annual, shortlisted for Communication

Arts Photo Annual, and garnered a grant from The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs. The project continues as he bookends each image with an unmasked portrait of his subjects a year later.

Scanlon has lectured and taught workshops at high schools and colleges, including the Arts Center College of Design, Los Angeles Center for Photography, and organizations like the American Society for Media Photography.

“One of my early influences was Ben Stechschulte ’90,” mentioned Scanlon. “He introduced me to a lot of amazing photographers’ works and guided me with technique and strategy when I was a Kiski sophomore. I still see him now and then in NYC.”

Scanlon is originally from Pittsburgh, PA and now splits his time between Los Angeles, CA and Brooklyn, NY. You can view his work at kevinscanlon.com.

“One of my early influences was Ben Stechschulte ’90 He introduced me to a lot of amazing photographers’ works and guided me with technique and strategy when I was a Kiski sophomore. I still see him now and then in NYC.”

—Kevin Scanlon ’92

Kevin surrounding himself with his work.

In Memoriam

Kiski was informed of the passing of the following community members this year (as of October 9, 2022). The School extends heartfelt condolences to all that have lost friends and family.

Joshua Amodeo ’13 passed on August 26, 2022.

Clemont “Rob” Austin, former Kiski faculty member, passed on March 6, 2022.

Dennis Barkan ’72 passed in 1979.

John Blackwell ’64 passed on September 6, 2022.

Jack Bowman ’49 passed on July 4, 2021.

Harry Falk ’57 passed on May 22, 2022.

F. Gregg Fowles ’70, brother of Garrett ’70, Thomas ’73 and Richard ’77, passed on September 3, 2021.

George Gescheider ’54 passed on June 19, 2022.

Roland Glenn ’43 passed on November 3, 2021.

Thomas Green ’72 passed on January 14, 2022.

Edmond Haugen Jr. ’53 passed on February 12, 2022.

Willis Hendrickson ’52 passed on January 5, 2020.

Jennifer Ilgauskas, mother of Deividas Ilgauskas ’23, passed on September 11, 2022.

Richard Karg ’64 passed on February 5, 2021.

Thomas Kavouras, father of Louis ’75, Andron ’77, Tom ’88 and grandfather of Michael ’26 passed on April 13, 2022.

Douglas Kayler ’53 passed on July 25, 2022.

William Kerschbaumer ’54, father of W. Scott Kerschbaumer ’87, passed on July 19, 2018.

Darrell Knopfel ’88 passed on February 4, 2022.

Mark Krystyniak ’73 passed on April 2, 2022.

Anthony LiVorio Jr., father of Brock LiVorio ’08, passed on December 13, 2021.

Carolyn Schall Lane, former staff member and wife of the late faculty member Ben Lane, passed on September 11, 2021.

Paul Lane ’55 passed on November 19, 2021.

John Leahy ’72 passed on January 17, 2022.

John Martinelli ’09 passed on January 13, 2022.

Joseph Mazur ’55, brother of John Mazur ’62 and uncle of John Mazur ’87, passed on November 30, 2021.

Timothy McKenna ’74 passed on April 4, 2022.

Richard Miller ’66 passed recently.

Stephen Monson ’62 passed in June of 2022.

James Moore ’58 passed on April 7, 2022.

William Moore ’53 passed on August 10, 2022.

Diana Murphy, former Kiski Librarian, passed on October 9, 2022.

Donald Mussetter ’50 passed on August 15, 2021.

Naresh Nayak ’87 passed in 2021.

L. James Nelson ’68 passed on September 4, 2022.

Allan Pallik ’69, brother of Howard Pallik ’65, passed on September 29, 2021.

James Polahar ’86 passed on June 15, 2022.

Bartlett Richards ’57 passed on April 23, 2022.

L. Eugene Shelkey ’52 passed on October 22, 2021.

Robert Swain ’76, brother of Charles Swain ’72, passed on January 9, 2022.

Tamas Szilagyi, longtime faculty member, father of Steven Szilagyi ’88 and grandfather of Zander Szilagyi ’21, passed on December 23, 2021

The 2021-2022 Annual Report of Giving

The Annual Report of Giving gratefully acknowledges all gifts made to The Kiski School in Fiscal Year 2022 (July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022). We dedicate this Annual Report of Giving to our entire Kiski community for your generous support and assistance. Your gifts have helped advance Kiski’s mission to prepare young men to succeed in college and in life.

Gifts recorded in the 2022 Annual Report of Giving are only those received between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022. Gifts received after June 30, 2022 will be acknowledged in next year’s Annual Report. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions regarding the 2022 Annual Report of Giving, please contact the Advancement Office at 724-639-8029 or advancement@kiski.org.

Thank you for your generosity, interest, and support!

100% PARTICIPATION

We are proud to report 100% participation in 2021-22 annual giving from our Board of Trustees, for a total of $231,462 in annual giving donations!

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

John W. Jacob ’89, P’18, P’20, P’23, Chair

Ellen Swank P’93, P’97, Vice Chair

Christopher Brueningsen, Head of School

T. Robert Boulware ’82

J. Brooks Crozier ’87

Wendy Feinstein P’23

Edda Fields-Black P’21

Robert Gleason Jr. ’57

Neil Hart ’91, P’23, P’24

Arthur Hayes ’67

Carl Kalnow ’68

Timothy Lewis ’72

Jason Mathews ’93

Christopher McCrady

Nathan McCutcheon ’03

James Moore Jr. ’71

M. Dean Mosites ’72, P’10

Joseph Orr III ’75, P’05

Logan Powell ’92

Marc Robertshaw ’72

Peter Smith ’72

Christine Toretti P’04

Kyle Webb ’86, P’17

TRUSTEES EMERITI

Russell Swank III ’67, P’93, P’97

Michael Yukevich Jr. ’60, P’06, P’07

P=Parent

THANK YOU

Dear Friends:

We are proud to share each Kiski accomplishment with you, our community of alumni, parents and friends. After all, you are behind each of those achievements. You are co-authors of their life-changing journeys at our School.

This concept can be likened to a block of movie credits scrolling up a screen. Although the movie’s stars are understandably featured for promotional purposes, the credits list hundreds of contributors who made the project possible in its incomprehensibly complex detail. All involved are forever connected by the final product in the way that we welcome your sense of ownership of our results.

Within this annual report of giving we seek to recognize your philanthropic support of Kiski during the most recent year (July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022). You have helped us to maintain our commitment to enrolling the most well-deserving boys regardless of their tuition needs— the stars of our annual production. You lift them to their greatest potential by investing in experiences that challenge and a supporting cast who nurtures them along the way.

Thank you for your thoughtful commitment to the latest volume of our ongoing mission to prepare young men to succeed in college and in life. Thank you also to our volunteer Class Captains, Kiski Fund Parent Committee members and all those who advocate for worthy investments in Kiski Boys and a sustained connection to our School. You have helped us to answer needs that grow exponentially over time by inspiring likeminded individuals to join our cause.

We hope that our paths will cross soon so that we may express our gratitude in person. Please never feel that you need an excuse, only the desire, to visit us on campus. In the meantime, know that we are grateful for all that you do to help our stars shine with undiminished brightness each year. Thank you!

With all good wishes,

Chris Brueningsen Head of School

Steven T. Szilagyi ’88, P’21 Associate Head of School for Institutional Advancement

KISKI DONORS WITH LIFETIME TOTAL GIFTS EXCEEDING $100,000

We are fortunate to have hundreds of supporters contributing what they can to propel our School forward each year. The following donors have surpassed $100,000 in lifetime total gifts to Kiski.

LIFETIME GIFTS TOTALING

$1,000,000+

Allegheny Foundation

Mr. Robert B. Brown Sr. ’46

Donald and Donna Mosites Family Foundation

EQT Foundation

Mr. Michael W. Hoag ’80

Mr. Sam W. Jack Jr. ’47

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jacob Sr. ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Kalnow ’68

Ms. Cordelia May

Richard King Mellon Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Ross ’62

Swank Associated Companies

LIFETIME GIFTS TOTALING

$750,000-$999,999

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Handrahan Jr. ’65

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Heinen ’51

Mr. and Mrs. Dale P. Latimer

Mrs. Vivian Magnelli

Mr. M. Dean Mosites ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Phillips ’70

LIFETIME GIFTS TOTALING

$500,000-$749,999

Mr. David C. Conrad II ’85

Mr. Carroll H. Cook ’49

The CSM Trust

The Eden Hall Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. D. Thompson Jones ’79

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin S. McCutcheon

The Murch Foundation

Mr. Kristofer Rockwell ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schoenbaum ’35

Mr. Raymond Seybold ’29

S. Kent Rockwell Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Sturges III ’63

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tripp ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Tsaggaris

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Usher

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yukevich Jr. ’60

LIFETIME GIFTS TOTALING

$250,000-$499,999

Mr. Alan J. Andreini ’64

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Corbin Jr. ’78

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fosnaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Glick ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Hassler ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Holmes ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jamison Jr. ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Lignelli ’95

The Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. L. Colvin McCrady Jr. ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. McPhail ’51

Mosites Construction Company

Mrs. Judith Murch

Mr. Maynard H. Murch IV ’63

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Orr III ’75

Paul G. Benedum Jr. Foundation

Dr. Norman B. Ream Jr. ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Marc B. Robertshaw ’72

Robert & Mary Ann Jacob Foundation

Christian Mears ’23, Jeffrey Akintolu ’22, Gurpartap Singh ’23 and Justin Zheng ’22 building a “tiny house” in Mr. Andy Scott’s ’85 architecture class.

Rockwell Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle H. Webb ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Mendal L. Yoho

LIFETIME GIFTS TOTALING

$100,000-$249,999

Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Bortz Sr.

Mr. John P. Boyle II ’95

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Brueningsen

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Clark ’93

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Clark

Colcom Foundation

Connell Miller Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Crusi ’86

Mr. and Mrs. W. Logan Dickerson ’45

Mr. and Mrs. James Ditkoff

The Edward E. Ford Foundation

First Commonwealth Financial

Dr. Janice Fuellhart

Dr. and Mrs. David M. Garzarelli

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gleason Jr. ’57

Green Valley Packing, Inc.

Mr. J. Christopher Havens ’71

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Hayes ’67

Dr. Elizabeth W. Hazel and Mr. Timothy M. Hazel

The Hillman Foundation, Inc.

Howard Heinz Endowment

Inventionland a Davison Company

Mr. and Mrs. Luke A. Latimer ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Maentz ’53

Mr. Jason L. Mathews ’93

Mr. and Mrs. W. Duff McCrady ’61

THE SILVER CREST ASSOCIATION

McCutcheon Enterprises, Inc.

McFeely-Rogers Foundation

The Orr Group, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. David D. Osikowicz

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pantanella

Mr. Thomas J. Phillips ’66

Mr. Daniel C. Ream ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rock ’79

Mr. Steven Kent Rockwell

S&T Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Sands ’76

Mr. Anthony E. Sheesley ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Siker ’79

Mr. Clyde H. Slease III ’62

Mr. Peter F. Smith ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stockberger ’28

Supinka & Supinka, PC

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Swank ’97

Ms. Christine J. Toretti

UPMC Health Plan

Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Urbany ’51

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Vincent ’75

Ward Trucking Corporation

Whirley DrinkWorks Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Wieser ’70

The following Kiski donors have supported our School philanthropically for the past 25+ consecutive years.

RADM and Mrs. John D. Bossler ’55

Mr. Lysle R. Brinker ’81

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Brinker ’49

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Buck ’50

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Callahan ’74

Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Cayford ’64

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Coleman ’62

Mr. George B. Davis ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Reno F. DiOrio ’59

Mr. and Mrs. James E. D’Itri ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Easton Jr. ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Floro ’80

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Francis ’55

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gleason Jr. ’57

Mr. and Mrs. Grier R. Graff ’63

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Hayes ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Holmes ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ickes ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Kalnow ’68

Mr. Roger H. Kishman ’62

Dr. and Mrs. A. Richard Kneedler ’61

Mr. Terence L. Kothe ’63

Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Latimer ’55

Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Lincke ’54

Mr. Bryant S. Mason ’62

Mr. and Mrs. John E. McNeal

Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. McSorley ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Michaels

Mr. M. Dean Mosites ’72

Mr. Melvin E. Mumper ’57

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Porter

Mr. Richard S. Prescott ’53

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Purnell Jr. ’59

Mr. Marc B. Robertshaw ’72

Mrs. Sharon Rogel

Thomas J. Sherrard III, Esq. ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Shiff ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Shipman ’62

Mr. Marquis M. Smith Jr. ’52

Mr. John C. Succop Jr. ’65

Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Superior

Mr. and Mrs. P. Skye Sweeney ’79

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thomas Jr. ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tripp ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Urbany ’51

Mr. and Mrs. Clark D. Valentiner ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle H. Webb ’86

Mr. John and Mrs. Barbara Whitehead ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Wieser ’70

Mr. David A. Wolfson ’61

Kiski gave me the opportunity to create bonds that couldn’t have been created otherwise. That’s something I’ll appreciate forever.”

—  JONATHAN VANNOSTRAND, 2022 CLASS CAPTAIN

THE TOWER SOCIETY

The Tower Society recognizes individuals who have designated Kiski as a beneficiary in their wills and/or estate plans and have informed Kiski and the Advancement Office of those intentions. Tower Society members demonstrate remarkable foresight in ensuring their legacies through a planned gift to Kiski. Gifts through the Tower Society generally include trusts, life and other insurance policies, charitable remainder trusts, charitable lead trusts, IRA charitable rollovers, and additional funds which enable you to structure a gift to maximize tax and financial benefits.

Mr. Alan J. Andreini ’64

Mr. William E. Bates

Andrew S. Birrell, Esq. ’73

Mr. T. Robert Boulware ’82

Joseph E. Breman, Esq. ’63

Mr. Bruce E. Brown ’83

Mr. Christopher A. Brueningsen

Guy R. Bucci, Esq. ’63

Mr. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

Mr. M. Scott Campbell ’57

Mrs. Elizabeth Carbone

Mr. Natale J. Carbone

Mr. J. Philip Cayford ’64

Dr. David I. Cleland ’48

Mr. David C. Conrad II ’85

Mr. Carroll H. Cook ’49

Mr. C. William Cosgrove ’62

Mr. Everett V. Davis Jr. ’65

Mr. Edward N. Denny ’77

Mr. W. Logan Dickerson ’45

Mr. John H. DuPree ’67

Mr. William W. Ellis Jr.

Mr. Leonard S. Felman ’53

Mr. Ronald H. Gordon ’56

Mr. Harvey B. Goss ’60

Mr. Grier R. Graff ’63

Mrs. Beata P. Graham

Dr. M. Edwin Green Jr. ’42

Mrs. Mary Irene Groskloss

Mr. Thomas E. Hamilton Jr. ’48

Mr. Joseph W. Handrahan Jr. ’65

Dr. Arthur C. Hayes ’67

Mr. David Hazelwood ’46

Mr. Paul H. Heinen ’51

Mr. William O. Hund ’46

Mr. William B. Jackson Jr. ’68

Mr. John W. Jacob Sr. ’89

Mrs. Betty Kerr

Mr. Roger H. Kishman ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Kness

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Laird II ’75

Dr. Penn Lupovich ’54

Mr. Thomas D. MacMullan ’59

Mrs. Vivian Magnelli

Mrs. Arlene Malky

Mr. Gregory S. Manuel ’78

Mr. Bryant S. Mason ’62

Mr. Elliott B. McConnell Jr. ’46

Mr. W. Duff McCrady ’61

Mr. Van Messer ’69

Mr. Jack J. Miller ’39

Dr. Donald B. Moore ’45

Mrs. Mary C. Morrell

Mr. M. Dean Mosites ’72

A planned gift to Kiski can be part of an important and lasting legacy you leave behind to support and educate future generations. Your membership in The Tower Society will ensure Kiski’s future for those who come after you.

Mr. Harold E. Muncaster ’30

Mr. Maynard H. Murch IV ’63

Mrs. Mildred C. Myers

Mr. K. Henry Pearson Jr. ’56

Mr. Neil H. Pettes ’88

Mr. Scott E. Phillips ’70

Mr. Robert B. Scharf ’69

Mr. Anthony R. Sheesley ’86

Mr. Cory M. Sisto ’01

Mr. Douglas A. Stuber ’66

Mr. Thomas B. Sturges III ’63

Mr. David J. Sunseri Jr. ’03

Mr. Russell C. Swank III ’67

Mr. Steven T. Szilagyi ’88

Mr. Douglas G. Tjaden ’61

Mr. Adam C. Tosh ’90

Mr. Isaac Tripp IV ’70

Mr. Alexis Tsaggaris

Mrs. Eleanore G. Waugaman

Mr. Jeffrey N. Wieser ’70

Mrs. Dimmis Zeigler

Mr. Gregory D. Zeigler ’64

Mr. Clayton J. Zelazowski ’99

To learn about planned giving and becoming a member of The Tower Society, please visit bit.ly/KiskiTowerSociety or contact Steven T. Szilagyi ’88, P’21, Associate Head of School for Advancement, at 724-639-8029 or steven.szilagyi@kiski.org.

DONOR RECOGNITION FOR TOTAL GIVING (July

1, 2021 – June 30, 2022)

The following lists of donors on pages 55-60 represent all forms of giving including restricted, unrestricted, in-kind, capital giving, and matched donations. The lists start on this page with donors who gave $1,888 or more and are therefore members of the Andrew Wilson Leadership Association. Thank you!

LEADERSHIP ASSOCIATION $10,000+

Mr. John P. Boyle II ’95

Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Cramer

Mr. and Mrs. James Ditkoff

The Eden Hall Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Feinstein

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Hayes ’67

Mr. Michael W. Hoag ’80

J.C. Orr & Son Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jacob Sr. ’89

Mr. Carl Kalnow ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Kness

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Laird II ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Lignelli ’95

The Manitowoc Company

Mr. and Mrs. H. Warner Marshall ’58

Mr. Bryant S. Mason ’62

Mr. Jason L. Mathews ’93

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. McCrady

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. McCutcheon ’03

McFeely-Rogers Foundation

Mosites Construction Company

Mr. M. Dean Mosites ’72

NexTier Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Orr III ’75

Mr. Joseph C. Ott ’94 and Ms. Amanda Skov ◆

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pantanella

Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Foundation

The Peirce Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce III

Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Phillips ’70

PNC Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron H. Ravenscroft ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Milo C. Ritton

Robert & Mary Ann Jacob Foundation

Mr. Marc B. Robertshaw ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rock ’79

S. Kent Rockwell Foundation

Mr. Frederick I. Sahakian ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Sands ’76

Shelly Foundations, Inc.

Shorebridge Wealth Management

Simpson & McCrady,

Mr. Peter F. Smith ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Sturges ’63

Swank Associated Companies

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Swank ’97

Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Swank III ’67

Christine J. Toretti

Roofing

Mr. Kyle H. Webb ’86

Mr. James W. Ward ’06

$2,500 – $4,999

Anonymous

Allegheny Steel Distributors, Inc.

Mr. Alan J. Andreini ’64

Bigbee Steel and Tank Company

Mr. J. Philip Cayford ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Brueningsen

and Dr. Jeffrey Fischer

B. & Jean G. Higgins Foundation

Mrs. Harry A. Seibel II ’00

S. Urbany Esq. ’51

$5,000 –

Bell Clippers, LLC

Mr. Richard Dale and Mrs. Ronghua Zeng

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dougherty ’51

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gleason Jr. ’57

Gregg M. Hamilton ’73

Highland Tank & Manufacturing Company

Mr. David W. Hitchcock ’79

Mr. Luke A. Latimer ’94

Mr. and Mrs. L. Colvin McCrady Jr. ’64

Mr. W. Duff McCrady ’61

Mr. Ian McLaren ’67 and Mrs. Billie E. Ramsey

Mr. James H. McTiernan ’72

Atlantic Capital Group

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Ross ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Sippey ’60

Snyder Brothers, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tripp IV ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Tsaggaris

Ward Trucking Corporation

Mr. David K. Ward Jr. ’06

Mr. Michael A. Colicchia ’98 and Dr. Laura Colicchia

Dr. and Mrs. J. Brooks Crozier ’87

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Crusi ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Csia

Mr. and Mrs. Grier R. Graff ’63

Herbert A. Stein Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Holmes ’64

Dr. and Mrs. Atiba D. Jackson

Mr. Robert D. Jerome ’66

Mr. Matthew S. Kimerer

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Kirkpatrick ’89

Mr. Roger H. Kishman ’62

Dr. and Mrs. A. Richard Kneedler ’61

Judge and Mrs. Timothy K. Lewis ’72

Metz and Associates

Mr. K. Henry Pearson Jr. ’56

Philadelphia Insurance Companies

Mr. and Mrs. Justin E. Pratt ’02

Mr. and Mrs. Mark O. Schmidt ’74

Mr. Paul W. Siker ’79

Mr. Clyde H. Slease III ’62

Viola Rugh Trust

Whirley DrinkWorks Corporation

1888 FOUNDER’S ASSOCIATION

$1,888 – $2,499

A2 Properties, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Astolos ’02

Mr. John W. Bash ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Brinker ’49

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Burr

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Cahouet ’91

Mr. Christopher G. Chalko ’77

Mr. Nathan M. Crooks ’01

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Duke Sr. ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Estocsin ’98

Mr. Edward B. Gaines ’64

Dr. Elizabeth W. Hazel and Mr. Timothy M. Hazel

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jamison Jr. ’64

Dr. and Mrs. Blane K. McCann ’76

Mr. Melvin E. Mumper ’57

Mr. Kristofer Rockwell ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Rushak ’91

Mr. Jeffrey A. Sacre and Dr. Mary E. Besterfield-Sacre

Mr. and Mrs. T. Caleb Sturges ’93

Mr. Oliver Y. Sung ’94

Mr. and Mrs. E. Mac Swinford ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Damien Williams

HEAD OF SCHOOL’S CLUB $1,000 – $1,887

Anonymous x2

Mr. John A. Aigler Jr. ’78

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ashcraft ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Joel I. Beerman ’68

Mr. T. Robert Boulware ’82

Mr. Lysle R. Brinker ’81

Mr. Bruce E. Brown ’83

Cboe Global Markets

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Coleman ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Everett V. Davis Jr. ’65

Mr. Reno F. DiOrio ’59

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dukes II ’78

Mr. and Mrs. Jamie S. Dyos ’83

Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Forsythe H’21

Mr. James F. Gallagher ’63

Mr. John A. Gill ’57

Mr. Harvey B. Goss ’60

Mr. Roy W. Hancock III ’66

Robert Hearin Jr. Esq.

Mrs. Lori M. Heinel

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hepler

Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hill

Mr. James F. Hilliard ’63

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Holland ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Horn ’57

Mr. Jason M. Kcehowski ’18

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Kcehowski Sr

Mr. Kevin F. Kcehowski Jr. ’15

Mr. Britton J. Kelly ’90 and Ms. Meire Depadua

Mr. Randolph H. Kilbride ’77

Mr. Frank J. Kowalczyk ’86

Little Italy Ristorante, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. C. Jack Love ’51

Mr. George U. Love II ’65

Dr. Penn Lupovich ’54

Mr. Christopher A. McCall ’93

Mr. Bruce W. McIlrath ’69

Mr. Walter S. McPhail ’51

Medtronic Your Cause, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. S. Prosser Mellon

Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Michaels

Mr. George H. Miller Jr. ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Milstein ’81

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moriarty

Mr. and Mrs. James Neumeister

Dr. Robert M. Nicholson ’64

Dr. Mary P. Tarbox

Mr. Darren B. Nolf ’93

Mr. Steven R. Parke ’64

Mr. J. Mark Place ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Post

Mr. Adam L. Powell ’98

Progressive Casualty Insurance Company

Mr. John P. Ratini ’76

Mr. Thomas B. Reiling ’85

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Saitta ’85

Schwab Charitable

Mr. Anthony E. Sheesley ’86

Mr. Laurence E. Shiff ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Suhey Jr. ’69

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Sunseri

Mr. Scott M. Swank

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Thompson ’55

Mr. Adam C. Tosh ’90

Dr. F. Scott Valeri ’72

Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy P. Walker ’97

Ms. Frances Wholey

Mr. John H. Willison ’68

Mr. Clayton J. Zelazowski ’99

AMBASSADOR CLUB $500 – $999

Mr. and Mrs. George Argyros

Mr. Karl M. Artz ’63

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bafik

Mr. Victor R. Balest ’67

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bates

Mr. W. Larry Berndt ’60

Mr. Samuel Black and Dr. Edda Fields-Black

Mr. David B. Bolen ’96

Mr. John Bono Jr. ’72

Dr. and Mrs. James D. Bradley ’90

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brett ’81

Mr. Robert B. Brown Sr. ’46

Mr. and Mrs. David Buran

Mr. M. Scott Campbell ’57

Mr. Nicholas J. Cherrone ’95

Mr. George B. Davis ’72

Mr. Edward N. Denny ’77

Mr. and Mrs. David R. DeSimone ’76

Mr. and Mrs. David S. DeSimone ’93

Mr. Eric A. DeStefano ’72

Mr. and Mrs. David Devey

Mr. and Mrs. James E. D’Itri ’71

Major Brian F. Ellis III ’94 and Dr. Kathleen Ellis

Mr. Richard B. Elste ’58

Dr. and Mrs. William G. Engelbret ’69

Mr. Kevin A. Erb ’11

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt G. Franck Jr. ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Francis ’55

Mr. Frederick J. Frank Jr. ’66

Mr. Stephen M. Friedberg ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Galisin II ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gallagher

Mr. Thomas F. Gallagher ’66 and Ms. Marilyn Scoville

Mr. Hannibal W. George ’14

Mr. J. Vance Goble ’76

Mr. and Mrs. Gregg C. Gumbert ’87

Dr. James A. Hazlett ’53

Mr. and Mrs. B. Bradley Henry ’74

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hernandez Jr.

Mr. J. Craig Hill ’85 ◆

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hill ’82

Mr. Lance Holupka ◆

Lt. Col. Michael P. Hull ’79 ◆

IBM Corporate Citizenship

Mr. and Mrs. William W. John

Johnson & Johnson

Mr. Richard P. Karas II ’89

Drs. James and Kristan Knoer ’88

Mr. Terence L. Kothe ’63

Lt. Col. John P. Kresho ’87

Mr. Frederick W. Kunkle Jr. ’65

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kurth ’91

Mr. Paul W. Lane Jr. ’55

Mr. Peter G. Lawrence ’58

Mr. Jonathan Loukes ◆

Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Lincke ’54

LPL Financial Charitable Fund at The Boston Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lumley

Mr. Enrico F. Lunardi ’99

Mr. Stevens F. Magdsick ’69

Mr. Michael J. Mahle II ’94

Mr. and Ms. Pierre-David Marceau

Mr. Robert E. Marshall ’71

Dr. C. Augustus Martin Jr. ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Martorelli ’71

Mr. Robert A. Matson ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Mazanek ’94

Mr. James D. Michael ’67

Dr. and Mrs. James D. Moore ’58

National Fuel Gas Company Foundation

Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Christopher F. O’Neil ’85

Mr. Jack J. Peffer ’93

Mr. Logan Powell ’92

Mr. Richard S. Prescott ’53

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Prushnok ’97

Mr. John T. Regan Jr. ’08

Mr. Kevin S. Remaley ’79

Mr. Christopher F. Robertshaw

Mrs. Sharon Rogel

Mr. and Mrs. David Rosenberg

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rutzler III

Mr. Richard Sheridan

Thomas J. Sherrard III, Esq. ’62

Mr. Michael W. Strickland ’93

Mr. Paul S. Tate ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Tobias ’70

Dr. and Dr. Robert L. Waltrip

Mr. and Mrs. George P. Weiss ’56

Drs. John and Sharon Welty

Mr. Jeffrey N. Wieser ’70

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Williams

Mr. Walter O. Willoughby III ’94

PATRON CLUB $250 – $499

Anonymous x2

Ms. Sandra Acquard

Mr. Joseph H. Allegra ’81

Mr. Neill P. Andritz ’86

Ms. Kelli Argue

Dr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Barrett Jr. ’67

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Beiler III ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Bolen

Dr. and Mrs. John A. Bonchak ’70

RADM and Mrs. John D. Bossler ’55

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Campbell

Mr. Jonathan R. Casella ’99

Dr. and Mrs. Vidvuds Celtnieks

Church Brew Works Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Cohen

Ms. Catherine Coluzzi

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Corbett Jr. ’56

Mr. Evan W. Coury ’12

Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Covyeau ’68

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cuccaro

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cuda

Ms. Taresa M. Cunnard

Dr. David A. Currie ’77

Ms. Cora M. Cushman

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Demos

Mr. and Mrs. George A. DeSimone

Mr. and Mrs. James A. DiMarzio ’77

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Down

Michael C. Eisen, Esq. ’84

Mr. Randall L. Faust ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Feare

Mr. and Mrs. Stevan B. Ferguson ’90

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gardner Jr. ’82

Mr. Robert M. Gault ’64

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Guldenschuh

Mr. Scott D. Hamilton ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Hart ’84

Mr. Neil J. Hart Jr. ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Hazen ’87

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Heimbach ’77

Mr. Stephen Higgins

Mr. Leif E. Honda ’90

Mr. Robert R. Ickes ’69

Mr. William W. Kelly ’62

Dr. and Mrs. James J. LaPolla Jr. ’81

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lombardo H’02

Mr. Paul J. Mason ’66

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mateer Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. William R. McAtee

Mr. Kevin McCaffrey ’83

Mrs. Molly E. McClinchie

Mr. Lawrence J. McGough ’61

Drs. David S. and Deborah Mendelson ’66

Mr. Van Messer ’69

Mr. Michael A. Nardelli ’93

New York Life Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Null ’84

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ondocsin ’71

Mr. Hal G. Ostrow ’92

Mr. Olufunsho R. Owolabi ’00

Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Parkin

Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Pettes ’88

Dr. David F. Plusquellic ’78

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Porter

Mr. William J. Porter ’97

Dr. Leslie A. Raymore Watson

Mr. and Mrs. T. Terrance Reese ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O. Regan ’90

Capt. and Mrs. James M. Reich ’82

Mr. Daniel Y. Ritton ’19

Mr. and Mrs. Jon J. Ross ’00

Mrs. Jeanne M. Rudick

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Saban Sr.

Mr. Louis J. Saban Jr. ’89

Mr. Robert B. Scharf ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schweikert

Dr. J. Mark Scott Jr. ’65

Capt. Geoffrey S. Simmons ’96

Mr. Gurjant Singh and Ms. Palwinder Kaur

Slagel Insurance

Mrs. Leah S. Spangler

Mr. Marquis M. Smith Jr. ’52

Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Stout ’80

Mr. Andrew R. Strickland ’96

Mrs. Betty S. Strickland

Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Szilagyi ’88

Mr. Edward J. Tarney ’75

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Mr. Joseph L. Topel ’77

Mr. Daniel J. Traficanti Jr. ’10

Mr. Laine N. Tredway ’92

Mr. and Mrs. W. BlaineTredway Jr.

Mr. Anthony E. Tulisiak ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Urbany ’80

Mr. Leonard Vella

Ms. Mary Vlahos

VMware Foundation

Mr. Michael D. Vuchnich ’58

Mrs. and Mr. Kristin Wells

Mr. Andrew E. Westwood ’14

Ms. Clare P. Westwood

Mr. Sean Westwood ’15

Senator and Mrs. Donald C. White

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Whitehead ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Greg S. Wilden

Mr. and Mrs. Clark E. Wittmer

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Yoder

Mr. Chi Zhang ’17

LOYALTY CLUB $100 – $249

Anonymous x8

Mrs. and Mr. Barbara Aldridge

Capt. and Mrs. Stephen W. Aldridge

Ms. Judy Alvarez

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ammon

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Amrhein ’71

Mr. Robert R. Anderson ’46

Mr. Michael J. Bair ’89

Mr. Thomas A. Bannon ’62

Dr. and Mrs. Pierre S. Barua ’91

Mr. Jaye Beebe

Mr. and Ms. Andrew C. Bell ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Bell

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Birrell ’76

Dr. and Dr. Milton H. Black

Mr. Theodore R. Boccuzzi ’54

Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Boesel ’69

Craig M. Bondy, Esq. ’75

Ms. Ann K. Borland

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Borsch

Mr. and Mrs. George I. Bottcher Jr. ’61

Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Boykiw

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bradley ’97

Joseph E. Breman, Esq. ’63

Ms. Carol R. Brown

Mr. Will S. Brown ’55

Mr. William W. Brown ’72

Mr. Robert T. Buck ’50

Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Buell III ’84

Burket Truby Funeral Home

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Buzzard

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Capece

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Carlisle II

Mrs. Marie I. Carnabuci

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Carrera ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Casey

Ms. J. V. Celestin

Mr. David M. Charley ’75

Mr. Anno Cheung and Ms. Tara W. Sam

Mr. Benjamin J. Chicka ’01

Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Clark ’47

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Clark-Bey

Mr. Jack Connolly

Mr. David C. Conrad II ’85

Mr. Ross A. Cooper ’49

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Corace Jr. ’64

Mr. Carlos Correa Negrete ’92

Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Correa ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Corridoni

Mr. Richmond Curtiss III ’81

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Czerniak

Mr. William H. Danforth Jr. ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Igor Drezgic

Mr. Lee D. Dudinsky ’71

Mr. William B. DuPont Jr. ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Easton Jr. ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eckenrode

Mr. and Mrs. C. Leonard Eisenbeis ’71

Miss Anna L. Elrod

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Endersbe

Mr. Edward B. Entwisle III ’63

Ms. Joan Enz-Doerschner

Dr. Obiefune K. Ezekoye ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Feldman ’69

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ferguson ’75

Mr. Christian Fernandez ’13

Mr. Peter N. Ferrick ’62

Mr. Jose Figueroa and Mrs. Orly Rogers-Figueroa

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fleck ’88

Mr. Troy M. Flint ’93

Ms. Nicole Flock and Ms. Megan Walsh

Mr. Jeffrey Frankel

Dr. Peter L. Franzen ’90

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gardiner II ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Gardner ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro Garrido Bermudez

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Good

Mr. Thomas E. Good ’81

Mr. J. Pennock Graham ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Green II ’82

Jeffrey A. Green, Esq. ’75

Mr. Robert D. Guldenschuh ’14

Mr. and Mrs. Santo J. Gullo ’75

Mr. C. Bartlett Haas ’57

Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Hamilton

Dr. Janet Harouse

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Harvey Jr. ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Kenji Hashiguchi ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Noah C. Heck ’00

Mrs. Virginia Heisey

Ms. Bette J. Herrmann

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Hicks ’62

Mr. Randall J. Hoffman ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Horgan ’77

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Huselton III ’63

Mr. Joshua C. Jacobs ’08

Mr. Austin T. Jesko ’17

Mr. John P. Jessup ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jessup

Mr. and Mrs. Adam G. John ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Johnston

Mr. and Mrs. Darius Kapadia

Mr. Andron Kavouras ’77

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Kelley ’74

Mr. Andrew J. Kelly ’84

Mr. David B. Kelly ’87

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Kelly

Mrs. Lois Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Kerschbaumer ’87

Mr. J. Glynn Kindelan ’74

Mr. Lane D. Kintigh ’84

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon S. Kooman ’93

Mr. Bradley D. Kosanovich ’89

Mr. A. J. Kreimer ’71

Mr. Robert W. Lamoree II ’55

Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Landis ’57

Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Latimer ’55

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Leechalk

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Lenz

Mr. Fernando Rivero Manero and Ms. Veronica Llorca Tolon

Mr. August J. Luptak ’13

Capt. James G. Maloney Jr. ’53

Mr. Nathan P. Manko ’18

Mr. Peyton D. Manko ’17

Mr. Michael A. Marchitelli ’84

Mr. Edwin H. Marks III ’68

Mr. Robert E. Marshall Jr. ’08

Mr. William Martin

Dr. Michael C. Martuccio ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Kirk W. McCabe ’64

Mr. Kim L. McCoy ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McDonough

Mr. and Mrs. John E. McNeal

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. McNellie

Mr. and Mrs. John W. McSorley ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. McSorley ’89

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Menges ’73

Mr. Paul B. Middleman ’75

Mr. and Mrs. F. William Mild IV

Mr. Edwin C. Miller Jr. ’49

Mr. H. Scott Miller III ’73

Mr. Tysen O. Miller ’99

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Miller ’74

Mr. Nicholas R. Mitricka ’05

Mr. James P. Moore Jr. ’71

Mr. John C. Moore Jr. ’58

Mr. Brendan J. Moriarty ’86

Mr. Brian P. Murphy ’87

Mr. Jason D. Murphy ’93

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus T. Muster H’22

Dr. Maeve Nolan

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Novom

NRG Energy

Ms. Leslie Olson

Mr. Mark L. Orsatti

Mr. Donald N. Osborn ’44

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Petiya

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Poshard Jr.

Dr. Anthony J. Prenni ’88

Mr. William W. Rems Jr. ’63

Mr. Steven Reubi

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rhodehamel

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rice ’80

Mr. Robert W. Riggs ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Rihn

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ross

Mr. and Mrs. Perry D. Russ

Mr. and Mrs. Alan K. Sable

Mr. Brandon C. Sanders ’91

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sanders

Dr. Peter L. Schneller ’68

Mr. Anthony Scholes and Ms. Kathy Borgiel

Mr. Benjamin ’98 and Dr. Kathleen Schweikert

Mr. Carl E. Seibel ’04

Mr. Robert M. Seibel ’02

Mr. William J. Selzer ’57

Mr. Robert C. Shrock ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Silvis

Mr. Frederick J. Slack and Ms. Sarah L. Foust

Mr. Benjamin B. Slack-Foust ’16

Ms. Elizabeth Smith

Mr. Matthew A. Smith ’91

Dr. Richard J. Solyn

Dr. Betsy Stein and Mr. Peter C. Stein

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sternberger III ’78

Ms. Kym Stout ◆

Mr. James A. Stramaski Jr. ’99

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Succop ’73

Mr. John C. Succop Jr. ’65

Mr. Michael J. Sule ’93

Mr. Patrick D. Sullivan ’51

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Suozzi

Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Superior

Mr. Derek L. Swank ’93

Mr. P. Skye Sweeney ’79

Mr. Louis Tarasi Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thomas Jr. ’68

Mr. James W. Tomson ’17

Mr. Daniel J. Traficanti

Mr. Mark Travaglini

Travelers Community Connections

Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Troutman

Mr. Obinnaya Udezeh ’14

United Asphalt Products, Inc.

Mr. Cooper P. Urbany ’12

Mr. Clark D. Valentiner ’58

Mr. Martin P. Van Fossan ’80

Mr. and Mrs. Bryson G. VanNostrand ’89

Mr. Greg Varner

Mr. and Mrs. Fritz von Bulow ’81

Ms. Elizabeth T. Wainwright and Mr. Russell R. Kemerer

Mr. Jesse C. Walker ’98

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wallisch

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ward

Mr. Alan B. Wein ’73

Mr. Robert F. Weingard Jr. ’65

Mr. Mitchell M. Weinstein ’73

Mr. David Weiss

Mr. David W. West ’57

Mr. Stephen C. Williams ’62

Mr. Lex W. Winans ’83

Mr. David R. Wismar ’71

Dr. Natalie A. Wisniewski

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wyman ’57

Mr. Brett D. Yost ’98

Dr. Gerald P. Yukevich ’64

Mr. Paul M. Zanardi ’81

Mr. John C. Zang ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Zeigler Jr. ’62

DONOR CLUB UP TO $99

Anonymous x2

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Accursi

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Allshouse

Amazon Smile

Dr. Michael M. Aziz ’02

Mr. and Mrs. Dawda Bah

Mr. Zachary A. Bastoky ’98

Ms. Barbara Bogulski

Mr. Michael J. Borsch ’15

Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth T. Bowser

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Breyak

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Buell ’00

Ms. Bailey Buran

Mr. David Buran

Ms. Sydney Buran

Mr. David M. Callahan ’74

Mr. Major A. Canady ’13

Mr. Douglas Caputo

Mr. Ben Casella

Mr. Robert J. Castner III ’06

Class of 2020

Mr. Scott A. Cohen ’12

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Eck

Ms. Melissa Eller

Mr. Robert J. Fair III ’72

Mr. Jeffrey L. Floro ’80

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Fluharty

Mr. Elio Fontanez

Mr. Gregory M. Forsythe

Mr. and Mrs. Shane M. Fretts

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gates

Mr. Kevin T. George ’71

Mr. Gunnar J. Gillespie ’14

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Goetz

Mr. Mark A. Goetz ’17

Ms. Erika M. Gonzalez

Mr. David J. Good ’05

Mr. William C. Good ’13

Mr. David L. Gregg ’67

Mr. Andrew M. Gustafson ’71

Mr. Zachary E. Hegedus ’18

Instacart

Mr. John W. Jacob Jr. ’18

Mr. Patrick Jacob ’20

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Jesko

Mr. Ryan John ◆

Mrs. Ronda L. Jones-Cain

Mr. Keith L. Kamons ’15

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kapustik

Mr. John F. Karian ’05 ◆

Ms. Suzanna J. Kendall

Mr. William M. Kendall ’87

Dr. Jack B. Kistler ’54

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Koempel

Mrs. Nancy Kosanovich

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kuchar

Ms. Marilyn Kusniss

Mr. and Mrs. Brad E. Kwiatek

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Kwiatek ◆

Ms. Analisa Lafontant

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lafontant

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Laird II ’75

Mr. John Letendre ’71

The Rev. Carl L. LoPresti ’62

Mr. and Mrs. David Louie ◆

Mr. Stanford X. Lyons ’20

Dr. Troy D. Lyons

Mr. James S. Mann ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Marks ◆ ◆

Dr. David E. Mateer Jr. ’86 ◆

Ms. Diane Matlak

Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Maxwell ’71 ◆

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Mazur ’62

Mr. Ned J. McCague ’04 ◆

Mr. and Mrs. William O. McConnel

Mr. and Mrs. William S. McCune

Mr. and Mrs. Scott O. Mears

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Miele

Charles P. Miller Esq. ’63 and Mrs. Dee Miller

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mooney

Mr. Brian W. Moorhead ’99 ◆

Mr. Nicholas Mossavar-Rahmani ’21

Mr. Steve Newcamp

Dr. and Mrs. Craig Olear

Mr. and Mrs. Osita Onuoha

Dr. Silvina M. Orsatti

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Ostrow

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pargeon

Mr. Dante M. Parisotto ’21

Mr. A. J. Pignatello ’88

Mr. Narhari Pokhrel

Ms. Samantha Ponzetti ’15

Mr. M. David Post ’53

Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Poston

Mr. Hugh J. Purnell Jr. ’59

Mr. John F. Ratcliff ’62

Mr. Jesse A. Richards ’97

Mrs. Sara A. Good Richichi ’11 and Mr. Patrick Richichi

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Robosson

Mr. and Mrs. Willard F. Rockwell III ’62

Mr. Devon E. Root ’21

Mr. Michael A. Rosidivito ’00

Mr. Thomas E. Rubino Jr. ’17

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saitta

Ms. Sally Savage

Mr. and Mrs. Adam M. Schapiro

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scott ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Seaberg

Mr. Matthew J. Seethaler ’99

Mr. Michael Sharek

Mr. William D. Shea ’61

Mr. Frank W. Shipman ’62

Mr. John M. Shoemaker ’74

Mr. Darren J. Silvis ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sirowitz

Mr. Peter M. Slonaker ’80

Mr. Thomas N. Slonaker

Mr. and Mrs. C. Donald Smith

Mr. Wilson B. Smith ’17

Mr. Michael Solominsky

THE KISKI SCIENCE TRUST

In 2008, alumnus Elliott B. McConnell Jr. ’46, established

The Kiski Science Trust. The Kiski Science Trust is an endowed fund to be used for teaching as well as promotion of the sciences at Kiski. The Science Trust has also been generously supported by Harry Seibel ’00, Van Messer ’69, and Mr. McConnell’s family members. The fund benefits the sciences at Kiski by providing annual cash flow to purchase state-of-the-art scientific equipment, attain science-industry guest speakers, and explore the sciences outside of the classroom by allowing the students to attend science-related field trips. Sadly, Mr. McConnell passed in 2018 but his impact on science at Kiski will continue. His hope was to help Kiski be nationally recognized for science education. This trust provides an example of ways in which donor support for Kiski enables the School to achieve its goals and maintain excellence in all aspects of the educational experience.

Mr. T.J. Stock ’04

Mr. Edward N. Stripling ’99

Mr. Robert Sukolsky ’74

Mr. Josh Sunday

Mr. Joseph P. Suozzi III ’20

Mr. Benjamin J. Tackett ’14

Ms. Amina Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Tillman

Mr. George O. Trenchard Jr. ’63

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Ugoletti

Mr. Laurence VanDeusen ’69

Mr. Manuel Villa Montero and Ms. Maria Luisa Perez Gracia

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Waite ’83

Ms. Dora C. Wawrzyniak

Mr. Mark C. Wechsler ’71

Mr. John P. Wiegand ’85 and Mrs. Chris McRandal

Mr. and Mrs. Jo’Van R. Wiggins ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Jan P. Wilkison ’62

Dr. John Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams

Mr. Eric M. Wittmer ’00

Mr. David A. Wolfson ’61

Mr. Devon Wood

Mr. Thomas S. Woodring ’95

Mr. Matthew J. Zang ’11

FACULTY AND STAFF

Kiski’s dedicated faculty and staff serve our School not only as teachers and administrators, but also as mentors, coaches, and advisors. Every day, 24/7, our faculty and administration share their experience and passion for knowledge both inside and outside of the classroom. We are proud that 100% of our faculty gave to The Kiski Fund during the 2021-22 Fiscal Year. Their names are listed below with the year they were first appointed to Kiski. Thank you for your generosity and your continued commitment to the betterment of Kiski.

Ms. Sandra Acquard (2002)

Mr. George Argyros P’96 (2009)

Mrs. Patricia Argyros P’96 (2018)

Ms. Anita Bafik (1999)

Mr. Christopher A. Brueningsen (1990)

Mrs. Bramble Buran (1994)

Mr. David Buran (1994)

Mr. Douglas Caputo (2021)

Mr. Ben Casella (2019)

Ms. Taresa M. Cunnard P’10 (2009)

Mr. Mitchell Czerniak (2020)

Mr. Robert Eckenrode (1996)

Mrs. Vickie Fluharty (2019)

Mr. Gregory M. Forsythe (2014)

Mr. James D. Good P’05, P’11, P’13 (1987)

Mrs. Leisa Henderson P’15 (2006)

Mr. Lance Holupka (2019)

MATCHED GIFTS

Mr. Ryan John (2016)

Mr. Brian Kapustik (2002)

Mrs. Chantel Kapustik (2005)

Mr. Brad E. Kwiatek P’17 (2000)

Mrs. Jennifer Kwiatek P’17 (2006)

Mr. Vincent P. Kwiatek (2000)

Mr. Jonathan Loukes (2017)

Mr. Brendan Moriarty ’86 (2017)

Mr. Andrew S. Muffley (1986)

Mr. Marcus T. Muster H’22, P’16 (1987)

Mrs. Mary Grace Muster P’16 (1999)

Ms. Megan Neumeister (2009)

Mr. Mark Novom (2014)

Dr. Craig Olear (2013)

Mr. Mark L. Orsatti P’24 (1978)

Mr. Narhari Pokhrel (2021)

Mrs. Leslie M. Poston P’08 (2003)

Mr. Steven Reubi (2021)

Mr. Mark Rhodehamel (2013)

Mrs. Carla F. Ross P’01, P’02 (2004)

Mr. Joseph M. Ross P’01, P’02 (2004)

Mr. Andrew Scott ’85 (2000)

Mr. John Shelton (2021)

Mr. Michael Solominsky (2021)

Mr. Christopher W. Spahn (2004) and

Mrs. Darcie Spahn P’18, P’20 (2004)

Mr. T.J. Stock ’04 (2008)

Mr. Josh Sunday (2008)

Mr. Steven T. Szilagyi ’88, P’21 (1993)

Mr. Benjamin J. Tackett ’14 (2021)

Mrs. Mary Ugoletti P’16 (2018)

Ms. Dora C. Wawrzyniak (2021)

Mr. Damien Williams (2016)

Dr. John Williams (2019)

The following generous companies matched gifts made by our Kiski supporters for a total of $15,117. Your employer may match your gift up to 100% at no additional cost to you beyond the time that it takes you to complete the necessary paperwork. Visit https://bit.ly/KiskiMatch to see if your employer has a matching gift policy. You can also check with your human resources department.

Cboe Global Markets

IBM Corporate Citizenship

Instacart

Johnson & Johnson

LPL Financial Charitable Fund at The Boston Foundation

The Manitowoc Company

Medtronic Your Cause, LLC

National Fuel Gas Company Foundation

New York Life Foundation

Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc.

NRG Energy

Schwab Charitable

Summit Mortgage Corporation

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Travelers Community Connections

VMware Foundation

Progressive Casualty Insurance Company

Campaign Support

FOR THE BOYS

Dear Friends,

Kiski continues our commitment to raise funds to keep our School strong and growing. Our new For the Boys Campaign enables us to open our doors to boys who truly deserve to be at Kiski and who cannot afford it all on their own. Financial aid provides deserving students the opportunity of top-quality education which otherwise might be unobtainable and provides Kiski with a highly qualified student body from varied walks of life.

Since 2010, Kiski has awarded over $50 million in tuition assistance to nearly 700 families. The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the need for financial aid. Enrollment of full-tuition international students was greatly impacted and reinforces that Kiski needs to continue to seek scholarship support. In addition, we are implementing financial and marketing initiatives to move Kiski into the future with high enrollment and impact. In 2019, Kiski was the first independent school in the United States to reset tuition; it is now 20% lower than peer institutions. This tuition reset led to great increases in inquiries and applications. Even with the impact of the pandemic, Kiski continues to enroll over 190 students annually and we anticipate growth in future years.

Kiski is on a positive course to impact the lives of more boys through increased financial aid offerings, the tuition reset, and increased outreach. Our admissions team is focused on attracting students

within our traditional markets as well as from new areas domestically and internationally to attract full-pay students along with those who may need financial aid.

For the Boys is poised to raise $5 million over the next three years for scholarships and financial aid from generous grants and gifts as well as through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program and Special Purpose Entities (see page 66 for more information on EITC and SPE). Already over $1 million has been raised in new pledges and gifts during our early quiet phase of this new capital campaign for Kiski.

Kiski continues to provide boys the highest quality of education each and every day in the classroom, in the dorms, and on the playing fields. Your personal support of this new For the Boys Campaign will help many deserving students, and it will directly sustain the School and our important mission for many years to come.

Sincerely,

Steve Szilagyi ’88, P ’21 Associate Head of School for Advancement

The following members of our community made campaign contributions to the For the Boys Campaign supporting scholarships and campus improvements since July 1, 2018.

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

$100,000 AND ABOVE

Allegheny Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Corbin Jr. ’78

Donald and Donna Mosites Family Foundation

EQT Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jacob Sr. ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Kness

Mr. Jason L. Mathews ’93

Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Phillips ’70

Richard King Mellon Jr. Foundation

Robert & Mary Ann Jacob Foundation

Mr. Marc B. Robertshaw ’72

S. Kent Rockwell Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Swank ’97

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle H. Webb ’86

FOUNDER CLUB

$50,000 TO $99,999

Mr. and Mrs. James Ditkoff

Mr. Michael W. Hoag ’80

Mr. M. Dean Mosites ’72

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pantanella

Paul G. Benedum Jr. Foundation

Mr. Peter F. Smith ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Swank III ’67

TRUSTEE ASSOCIATION

$25,000 TO $49,999

Mr. John P. Boyle II ’95

The Eden Hall Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Gordon ’56

McCutcheon Enterprises, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Orr III ’75

HEAD OF SCHOOL CIRCLE

$10,000 TO $24,999

Mark B. & Jean G. Higgins Foundation

Mr. K. Henry Pearson Jr. ’56

The Peirce Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce III

R.K. Mellon Family Foundation

Mr. John R. Starr

ALUMNI SOCIETY

$5,000 TO $9,999

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gleason Jr. ’57

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Hayes ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Laird II ’75

Mr. and Mrs. L. Colvin McCrady Jr. ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Siker ’79

Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Tsaggaris

Viola Rugh Trust

CLASS CAPTAIN ASSOCIATION

$1,000 TO $4,999

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Brown ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Csia

Mr. and Mrs. Jamie S. Dyos ’83

Dr. and Mrs. James A. Hazlett ’53

Herbert A. Stein Trust Account

Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Kalnow ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Kirkpatrick ’89

Mr. and Mrs. W. Duff McCrady ’61

Mr. and Mrs. David Rosenberg

Ms. Frances Wholey

KISKIMINETAS CLUB

$500 TO $999

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Brueningsen

Mr. Gregory Hazlett

THE 1888 TEAM

$250 TO $499

Mr. Joseph H. Allegra ’81

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Galisin II ’88

Mr. Thomas J. Phillips ’66

Mr. Clyde H. Slease III ’62

Mr. Daniel J. Traficanti Jr. ’10

COUGAR PRIDE

$100 TO $249

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gardner Jr. ’82

Mr. and Mrs. James Gwinn

Mr. and Mrs. David Hazlett

Drs. James and Kristan Knoer ’88

Mr. Edwin H. Marks III ’68

Mr. Bryant S. Mason ’62

Mr. Paul J. Mason ’66

Mr. and Mrs. William R. McAtee

Mr. and Mrs. S. Prosser Mellon

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Roberts Jr. ’79

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sternberger III ’78

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Succop ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Suhey Jr. ’69

Mr. Edward J. Tarney ’75

FOR THE BOYS...

A scholarship campaign focused on raising $5 million over the next three years to provide financial aid and support to qualified students.

Over 85% of students receive financial aid, totaling over $5 million annually.

Since the 2019-20 school year, Kiski raised over $3 million in scholarship funding and received over $500,000 in EITC and SPE annual support.

DONATE NOW

This campaign is a team effort and will be accomplished with a mixture of gifts of all sizes. Please consider giving what you can in addition to your Kiski Fund support to help deserving Kiski families in need of tuition assistance. Follow the QR code to give today!

A thoughtful Kiski Donor owes $9,000 in PA taxes.

Our donor makes a $10,000 gift to support the scholarship need for eligible Kiski Boys from PA via EITC/SPE.

Our donor receives a 90% tax credit on the gift ($9,000), eliminating the PA tax burden.

100% of that gift supports Kiski Boys.

For a net cost of $1,000 to the donor, Kiski Boys receive $10,000 in life changing scholarship aid! (WIN-WIN!) $10K

SOUND TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE?

These are the businesses and individuals that gave via Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and EITC-Special Purpose Entity (SPE) program just last year:

A2 Properties, LLC

Bell Clippers, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Brueningsen

Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Cramer

Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Forsythe H’21

J.C. Orr & Son, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Lignelli ’95

Little Italy Ristorante, Inc.

Mosites Construction Company

Mr. M. Dean Mosites ’72, P’10

NexTier Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Orr III ’75, P’05

The Orr Group, Inc.

Mr. Joseph C. Ott ’94 and Ms. Amanda Skov

Philadelphia Insurance Companies

PNC Bank

Mr. Milo C. Ritton P’19

Mr. Marc B. Robertshaw ’72

S&T Bank

Shelly Foundations, Inc.

Shorebridge Wealth Management

Simpson & McCrady, LLC

Snyder Brothers, Inc.

Swank Associated Companies

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Swank ’97

Ms. Christine J. Toretti P’04

Tuscano-Maher Roofing

Ward Trucking Corporation

Whirley DrinkWorks Corporation

HEAD OF SCHOOL CUP COMPETITION (Annual

Gifts Only)

Each year, we rely upon our fantastic Class Captains to energize and organize their classmates to come together to support Kiski. The Head of School Cup provides recognition to the classes and Class Captains who have made an extraordinary effort to give back to Kiski. The awards for Most Dollars and Most Donors are given to classes contributing the largest amount and having the highest number of donors to annual giving from July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022. Likewise, classes have the opportunity to achieve the award for Highest Percentage of Participation in the fiscal year. This gives classes that have fewer members a chance to achieve recognition for their efforts. The Highest Percentage of Participation award is a competition for classes with at least ten active classmates.

Most

1972 $81,962

1995 $60,750

1975 $28,096

1994 $25,850

1989 $25,725

1967 $25,450

1962 $22,750

1964 $22,208

1970 $18,023

Mr. Marc B. Robertshaw

Mr. Nicholas J. Cherrone, Mr. Gregory L. Lignelli, Mr. Chad G. Skena

Mr. Theodore D. Vincent

Mr. Joseph C. Ott

Mr. Mark E. McSorley, Mr. Bryson G. VanNostrand

Mr. Victor R. Balest

Mr. Roger H. Kishman

Mr. Edward B. Gaines, Mr. L. Colvin McCrady Jr.

Mr. Robert C. Bygrave, Mr. Scott E. Phillips, Mr. Isaac Tripp IV, Mr. Jeffrey N. Wieser

1993 $16,850 Mr. David S. DeSimone

Highest Percentage of Participation Overall (listed with Class Captains)

1962 53.8% Mr. Roger H. Kishman

1963 36.4% Mr. James F. Hilliard

1964 31.8% Mr. Edward B. Gaines, Mr. L. Colvin McCrady Jr.

1969 27.3% Mr. Edward L. Preston, Mr. Robert C. Shrock

1971 27.3% Mr. Robert D. Ondocsin

1949 23.1% No Class Captain

1957 22.5% Mr. M. Scott Campbell, Mr. Robert A. Gleason Jr.

1975 22.0% Mr. Theodore D. Vincent

1958 21.6% Mr. Lannie B. Mott

1974 21.3% Mr. William R. Miller

1970 21.3% Mr. Robert C. Bygrave, Mr. Scott E. Phillips, Mr. Isaac Tripp IV, Mr. Jeffrey N. Wieser

Most Donors Overall (listed with Class Captains)

1962 21 Mr. Roger H. Kishman

1971 15 Mr. Robert D. Ondocsin

1964 14 Mr. Edward B. Gaines, Mr. L. Colvin McCrady Jr.

1993 13 Mr. David S. DeSimone

1963 12 Mr. James F. Hilliard

1969 12 Mr. Edward L. Preston, Mr. Robert C. Shrock

1972 12 Mr. Marc B. Robertshaw

1975 11 Mr. Theodore D. Vincent

1998 11 Mr. Sebastian Correa, Mr. Benjamin R. Schweikert, Mr. Brett D. Yost

1970 10 Mr. Robert C. Bygrave, Mr. Scott E. Phillips, Mr. Isaac Tripp IV, Mr. Jeffrey N. Wieser

1973 10 Mr. Gregg M. Hamilton

1974 10 Mr. William R. Miller

1985 10 Mr. Christopher F. O’Neil, Mr. Andrew Scott

1989 10 Mr. Mark E. McSorley, Mr. Bryson VanNostrand

1999 10 Mr. G. Michael Peccon, Mr. Clayton J. Zelazowski

KISKI REUNION GIVING RECORDS

Classes ending in 3 and 8 will compete for the 2023 Reunion Giving Cup this year. Members of the Class of 1963 will look to defend their title after raising the cup in 2018. All Kiski Fund gifts directly and immediately support our current Kiski Boys. Each dollar is applied to the greatest need in the operating budget, therefore supporting every aspect of the unmatched Kiski experience for our newest Kiski Boys.

Milestone year (5-year increment) giving records since 1990. New records are marked in blue.

DON’T

The class with the most participants for each milestone reunion since 1990.

REUNION GIVING CUP WINNERS

Highest participation percentage with annual giving for a Class returning during a milestone reunion (increments of five years since graduation).

DOLLARS RAISED

The class that raised the most in annual giving for each milestone reunion since 1990.

FORGET! The 2023 Reunion Giving competition between classes ending in 3 and 8 ends June 3, 2023.

REUNION GIVING COMPETITION

(Unrestricted Annual Gifts Only)

Milestone (five-year increment) alumni reunions create an opportunity to reconnect with classmates and your School as well as to build new ties within the Kiski Community. We encourage milestone reunion classes to make a special effort to give back to Kiski by making annual giving gifts (The Kiski Fund and EITC-SPE gifts) in their reunion year. The reunion class with the highest percentage of participation in giving from July 1 through Reunion Weekend is awarded the Reunion Giving Cup and special recognition by the Head of School.

REUNION GIVING WINNERS

July 1, 2021 until June 4, 2022 (Competition closed during Reunion Weekend) for reunion years ending in 2 and 7.

Highest Percentage of Participation Overall (listed with Class Captains)

1962

1957

1967

1977

1972

ALUMNI TOTAL GIVING BY CLASS

Mr. Roger H. Kishman

Mr. M. Scott Campbell, Mr. Robert A. Gleason

Mr. Victor R. Balest

Dr. David A. Currie

Mr. Marc B. Robertshaw

Thank you for continuing our proud tradition of alumni supporting current Kiski Boys. These totals— listed by class—represent gifts to The Kiski Fund, the Capital Campaign, other restricted giving causes, and matching gifts. Thank you for supporting Kiski.

1984: $1,150

1985: $13,816

1986: $117,212

1987: $4,877

1988: $2,752

1989: $331,625

1990: $5,658

1991: $5,600

1992: $1,550

1993: $46,850

1994: $26,025

1995: $75,750

1996: $11,600

1997: $45,095

1998: $6,301

2003: $12,912

2004: $370

2005: $200

2006: $10,075

2008: $1,050

2009: $120

2010: $350

2011: $590

2012: $400

2013: $345

2014: $1,145

2015: $1,400

2016: $105

2017: $650

2018: $1,175

1980: $11,085

1981: $3,432

1982: $5,250

1983: $3,032

1999: $2,790

2000: $8,228

2001: $2,120

2002: $4,975

2019: $250

2020: $150

2021: $1,070

2022: $125

ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS

(Kiski Fund, SPE and matching gifts only)

1944

Class Participation 14% • $100

Mr. Donald N. Osborn

1946

Class Participation 20% • $600

Mr. Robert R. Anderson

Mr. Robert B. Brown Sr.

1947 75 TH REUNION

Class Participation 10% • $100

Mr. Alan P. Clark

1949

Class Participation 23% • $2,180

Mr. Robert S. Brinker

Mr. Ross A. Cooper

Mr. Edwin C. Miller Jr.

1950

Class Participation 4% • $100

Mr. Robert T. Buck

1951

Class Participation 21% • $16,375

Mr. Robert A. Dougherty

Dr. C. Jack Love

Mr. Walter S. McPhail

Mr. Patrick D. Sullivan

Mr. Francis S. Urbany ©

1952 70 TH REUNION

Class Participation 8% • $300

Mr. Marquis M. Smith Jr. ©

1953

Class Participation 11% • $1,003

Dr. James A. Hazlett

Capt. James G. Maloney Jr.

Mr. M. David Post ©

Mr. Richard S. Prescott

1954

Class Participation 9% • $1,120

Mr. Theodore R. Boccuzzi

Dr. Jack B. Kistler

Dr. Penn Lupovich

1955

Class Participation 17% • $2,100

RADM John D. Bossler

Mr. Will S. Brown

Mr. Robert W. Lamoree II

Mr. Paul W. Lane Jr. ‡

Mr. W. Scott Latimer

Mr. Robert L. Thompson

1956

Class Participation 8% • $750

Mr. William J. Corbett Jr.

Mr. K. Henry Pearson Jr. ‡

Mr. George P. Weiss

1957 65 TH REUNION

Class Participation 23% • $9,330

Mr. M. Scott Campbell ©

Mr. John A. Gill

Mr. Robert A. Gleason Jr. ©

Mr. C. Bartlett Haas

Mr. Terry G. Landis

Mr. Melvin E. Mumper

Mr. William J. Selzer

Mr. David W. West

Mr. William G. Wyman

1958

Class Participation 22% • $13,200

Mr. Richard B. Elste

Mr. Thomas P. Holland

Mr. Peter G. Lawrence

Mr. H. Warner Marshall

Dr. James D. Moore ‡

Mr. John C. Moore Jr.

Mr. Clark D. Valentiner

Mr. Michael D. Vuchnich

1959

Class Participation 17% • $550

Mr. William G. Calder Jr.

Mr. Reno F. DiOrio

Mr. Hugh J. Purnell Jr.

Mr. Philip H. Rundell

1960

Class Participation 11% • $7,798

Mr. W. Larry Berndt

Mr. Harvey B. Goss ©

Mr. George H. Miller Jr.

Mr. Roger B. Sippey ©

1961

Class Participation 21% • $9,110

Anonymous

Mr. George I. Bottcher Jr.

Dr. A. Richard Kneedler ©

Mr. W. Duff McCrady ©

Mr. Lawrence J. McGough

Mr. William D. Shea

Mr. David A. Wolfson

1962 60 TH REUNION

Class Participation 54% • $22,750

Mr. Thomas A. Bannon

Mr. James C. Coleman

Mr. Peter N. Ferrick

Mr. John K. Harvey Jr.

Mr. Stephen M. Hicks

Mr. William W. Kelly

Mr. Roger H. Kishman ©

The Rev. Carl L. LoPresti

Mr. Bryant S. Mason

Dr. John M. Mazur

Mr. John F. Ratcliff

Mr. Robert W. Riggs

Mr. Willard F. Rockwell III

Mr. Samuel B. Ross

Thomas J. Sherrard III, Esq.

Mr. Frank W. Shipman

Mr. Clyde H. Slease III

Mr. Paul S. Tate

Mr. Jan P. Wilkison

Mr. Stephen C. Williams

Mr. Jacob E. Zeigler Jr.

1963

Class Participation 36% • $16,075

Mr. Karl M. Artz

Joseph E. Breman, Esq.

Mr. Edward B. Entwisle III

Mr. James F. Gallagher

Mr. Grier R. Graff

Mr. James F. Hilliard ©

Mr. Benjamin C. Huselton III

Mr. Terence L. Kothe

Charles P. Miller, Esq.

Mr. William W. Rems Jr.

Mr. Thomas B. Sturges III ‡

Mr. George O. Trenchard Jr.

1964

Class Participation 32% • $22,208

Mr. Alan J. Andreini

Mr. J. Philip Cayford

Mr. James E. Corace Jr.

Mr. William B. DuPont Jr.

Mr. Edward B. Gaines ©

Mr. William A. Gardiner II

Mr. Robert M. Gault

Mr. Harry L. Holmes

Mr. Robert S. Jamison Jr.

Mr. Kirk W. McCabe

Mr. L. Colvin McCrady Jr. ©

Dr. Robert M. Nicholson

Mr. Steven R. Parke

Dr. Gerald P. Yukevich

1965

Class Participation 18% • $4,120

Anonymous

Mr. Everett V. Davis Jr.

Mr. Frederick W. Kunkle Jr.

Mr. George U. Love II

Dr. J. Mark Scott Jr.

Mr. John C. Succop Jr.

Mr. Robert F. Weingard Jr.

1966

Class Participation 17% • $9,622

Mr. James E. Duke Sr.

Mr. Frederick J. Frank Jr.

Mr. Thomas F. Gallagher ©

Mr. Roy W. Hancock III

Mr. Robert D. Jerome

Mr. Paul J. Mason

Dr. David S. Mendelson

Mr. Laurence E. Shiff

1967 55 TH REUNION

Class Participation 17% • $25,450

Mr. Victor R. Balest ©

Dr. Edwin T. Barrett Jr.

Mr. David L. Gregg

Dr. Arthur C. Hayes

Mr. Ian McLaren ‡

Mr. James D. Michael

Mr. Russell C. Swank III

1968

Class Participation 16% • $13,000

Mr. Joel I. Beerman

Mr. Richard K. Covyeau

Mr. Carl F. Kalnow ©

Mr. Edwin H. Marks III

Dr. Peter L. Schneller ©

Mr. Robert J. Thomas Jr.

Mr. John H. Willison

1969

Class Participation 27% • $4,675

Mr. Peter M. Boesel

Dr. William G. Engelbret

Mr. Bruce J. Feldman

Mr. Robert R. Ickes

Mr. Stevens F. Magdsick

Mr. Bruce W. McIlrath

Mr. Van Messer

Mr. T. Terrance Reese

Mr. Robert B. Scharf

Mr. Robert C. Shrock ©

Mr. Stephen J. Suhey Jr.

Mr. Laurence VanDeusen

1970

Class Participation 21% • $18,023

Dr. John A. Bonchak

Mr. Robert C. Bygrave ©

Mr. J. Pennock Graham

Mr. Randall J. Hoffman

Mr. Kim L. McCoy

Mr. Scott E. Phillips ©

Mr. Gregory A. Tobias

Mr. Isaac Tripp IV ©

Mr. John H. Whitehead

Mr. Jeffrey N. Wieser ©

1971

Class Participation 27% • $2,930

Mr. David A. Amrhein

Mr. James E. D’Itri ‡

Mr. Lee D. Dudinsky

Mr. C. Leonard Eisenbeis

Mr. Kevin T. George

Mr. Andrew M. Gustafson

Mr. A. J. Kreimer

Mr. John Letendre

Mr. Robert E. Marshall

Mr. Peter L. Martorelli

Mr. J. Kevin Maxwell

Mr. James P. Moore Jr.

Mr. Robert D. Ondocsin ©

Mr. Mark C. Wechsler

Mr. David R. Wismar

1972 50 TH REUNION

Class Participation 20% • $81,962

Mr. John Bono Jr.

Mr. William W. Brown

Mr. William H. Danforth Jr.

Mr. George B. Davis

Mr. Eric A. DeStefano

Mr. Robert J. Fair III

Judge Timothy K. Lewis

Mr. James H. McTiernan

Mr. M. Dean Mosites

Mr. Marc B. Robertshaw ©

Mr. Peter F. Smith

Dr. F. Scott Valeri

1973

Class Participation 16% • $6,045

Anonymous

Mr. Gregg M. Hamilton ©

Dr. C. Augustus Martin Jr.

Mr. James G. Menges

Mr. H. Scott Miller III

Mr. J. Mark Place

Mr. James R. Succop

Mr. Anthony E. Tulisiak

Mr. Alan B. Wein

Mr. Mitchell M. Weinstein

1974

Class Participation 21% • $4,495

Mr. David M. Callahan

Mr. Kurt G. Franck Jr.

Mr. Stephen M. Friedberg

Mr. B. Bradley Henry

Mr. Patrick H. Kelley

Mr. J. Glynn Kindelan

Mr. William R. Miller ©

Mr. Mark O. Schmidt

Mr. John M. Shoemaker

Mr. Robert Sukolsky

1975

Class Participation 22% • $28,096

Craig M. Bondy, Esq.

Mr. David M. Charley

Mr. Peter B. Easton Jr.

Mr. John M. Ferguson

Jeffrey A. Green Esq.

Mr. Santo J. Gullo

Mr. Walter S. Laird II

Mr. Paul B. Middleman

Mr. Joseph H. Orr III

Mr. E. Mac Swinford

Mr. Edward J. Tarney

1976

Class Participation 10% • $14,200

Mr. Jeffrey C. Birrell

Mr. David R. DeSimone ©

Mr. J. Vance Goble

Dr. Blane K. McCann

Mr. John P. Ratini

Mr. Robert D. Sands ©

1977 45 TH REUNION

Class Participation 18% • $4,961

Mr. Christopher G. Chalko

Dr. David A. Currie ©

Mr. Edward N. Denny

Mr. James A. DiMarzio

Mr. Douglas S. Heimbach

Mr. Daniel A. Horgan

Mr. Andron Kavouras

Mr. Randolph H. Kilbride

Mr. Joseph L. Topel

1978

Class Participation 7% • $2,250

Mr. John A. Aigler Jr.

Mr. William J. Dukes II

Dr. David F. Plusquellic

Mr. Arthur Sternberger

1979

Class Participation 12% • $14,850

Anonymous

Mr. David W. Hitchcock ©

Lt. Col. Michael P. Hull

Mr. Kevin S. Remaley

Mr. Michael A. Rock

Mr. Paul W. Siker ©

Mr. P. Skye Sweeney

1980

Class Participation 15% • $1,085

Anonymous x2

Mr. Jeffrey L. Floro

Mr. Michael W. Hoag ©

Mr. Jeffrey Rice

Mr. Peter M. Slonaker

Mr. Steven P. Stout

Mr. Jeffrey J. Urbany

Mr. Martin P. Van Fossan ©

1981

Class Participation 13% • $3,150

Mr. Joseph H. Allegra

Mr. David A. Brett

Mr. Lysle R. Brinker

Mr. Richmond Curtiss III

Mr. Thomas E. Good

Dr. James J. LaPolla Jr.

Mr. Mark L. Milstein

Mr. Fritz von Bulow

Mr. Paul M. Zanardi ©

1982 40 TH REUNION

Class Participation 10% • $5,150

Anonymous x2

Mr. T. Robert Boulware

Mr. William M. Gardner Jr.

Mr. Andrew W. Green II

Mr. Thomas M. Hill

Capt. James M. Reich

1983

Class Participation 12% • $2,033

Mr. Bruce E. Brown

Mr. Jamie S. Dyos

Mr. Kenji Hashiguchi

Mr. Kevin McCaffrey

Mr. Timothy D. Waite ©

Mr. Lex W. Winans ©

1984

Class Participation 10% • $1,150

Mr. Harry E. Buell III

Michael C. Eisen, Esq. ©

Mr. Kenneth G. Hart ©

Mr. Andrew J. Kelly

Mr. Lane D. Kintigh

Mr. Michael A. Marchitelli

Mr. Joseph D. Null

1985

Class Participation 17% • $13,816

Mr. David C. Conrad II

Mr. Randall L. Faust

Mr. Adam C. Gardner

Mr. J. Craig Hill

Mr. Christopher F. O’Neil ©

Mr. Thomas B. Reiling

Mr. Frederick I. Sahakian

Mr. James A. Saitta

Mr. Andrew Scott ©

Mr. John P. Wiegand

1986

Class Participation 14% • $16,188

Mr. Neill P. Andritz

Mr. John W. Beiler III

Mr. Michael A. Crusi

Mr. Frank J. Kowalczyk

Dr. Michael C. Martuccio

Dr. David E. Mateer Jr.

Mr. John W. McSorley

Mr. Brendan J. Moriarty

Mr. Anthony E. Sheesley

Mr. Kyle H. Webb ©

1987 35 TH REUNION

Class Participation 14% • $4,877

Dr. J. Brooks Crozier

Mr. Gregg C. Gumbert

Mr. Timothy J. Hazen

Mr. David B. Kelly

Mr. William M. Kendall ©

Mr. W. Scott Kerschbaumer

Lt. Col. John P. Kresho

Mr. Brian P. Murphy ©

1988

Class Participation 14% • $2,502

Mr. Thomas L. Ashcraft

Mr. Robert A. Fleck

Mr. Robert M. Galisin II

Dr. James C. Knoer

Mr. Neil H. Pettes ©

Mr. A. J. Pignatello

Dr. Anthony J. Prenni

Mr. Steven T. Szilagyi ©

1989

Class Participation 18% • $25,725

Mr. Michael J. Bair

Mr. John W. Bash

Mr. John W. Jacob Sr.

Mr. Richard P. Karas II

Mr. Matthew B. Kirkpatrick

Mr. Bradley D. Kosanovich

Mr. Robert A. Matson

Mr. Mark E. McSorley ©

Mr. Louis J. Saban Jr.

Mr. Bryson G. VanNostrand ©

1990

Class Participation 16% • $3,658

Dr. James D. Bradley

Mr. Stevan B. Ferguson ©

Dr. Peter L. Franzen

Mr. Leif E. Honda

Mr. John P. Jessup

Mr. Britton J. Kelly

Patrick O. Regan, Esq. ©

Mr. Kristopher Rockwell

Mr. Adam C. Tosh

1991

Class Participation 12% • $4,950

Dr. Pierre S. Barua

Mr. David R. Cahouet

Mr. Neil J. Hart Jr.

Mr. Robert L. Kurth

Mr. Richard E. Rushak

Mr. Brandon C. Sanders

Mr. Matthew A. Smith

1992 30 TH REUNION

Class Participation 8% • $1,550

Mr. Carlos Correa Negrete

Mr. Hal Ostrow

Mr. Logan Powell ©

Mr. Laine N. Tredway

1993

Class Participation 21% • $16,850

Mr. David S. DeSimone ©

Mr. Troy M. Flint

Mr. Brandon S. Kooman

Mr. Jason L. Mathews

Mr. Christopher A. McCall

Mr. Jason D. Murphy

Mr. Michael A. Nardelli

Mr. Darren B. Nolf

Mr. Jack J. Peffer

Mr. Michael W. Strickland

Mr. T. Caleb Sturges

Mr. Michael J. Sule

Mr. Derek L. Swank

1994

Class Participation 17% • $25,850

Major Brian F. Ellis III

Mr. Adam G. John

Mr. Luke A. Latimer

Mr. Michael J. Mahle II

Mr. Eric M. Mazanek

Mr. Joseph C. Ott ©

Mr. Oliver Y. Sung

Mr. Walter O. Willoughby III

1995

Class Participation 8% • $60,750

Mr. John P. Boyle II

Mr. Nicholas J. Cherrone ©

Mr. Gregory L. Lignelli ©

Mr. Thomas S. Woodring

1996

Class Participation 11% • $11,600

Mr. David B. Bolen

Mr. Scott D. Hamilton

Mr. Aaron H. Ravenscroft

Mr. Darren J. Silvis ©

Capt. Geoffrey S. Simmons

Mr. Andrew R. Strickland

1997 25 TH REUNION

Class Participation 11% • $12,095

Mr. Michael Bradley

Mr. William J. Porter

Mr. Raymond J. Prushnok ©

Mr. Jesse A. Richards

Mr. Andrew R. Swank ©

Dr. Jeremy P. Walker ©

1998

Class Participation 18% • $6,302

Mr. Zachary A. Bastoky

Mr. Alexander C. Carrera

Mr. Michael A. Colicchia

Mr. Sebastian Correa ©

Mr. Robert J. Estocsin

Dr. Obiefune K. Ezekoye

Mr. Adam L. Powell

Mr. Benjamin R. Schweikert ©

Mr. Jesse C. Walker

Mr. Jo’Van R. Wiggins

Mr. Brett D. Yost ©

1999

Class Participation 20% • $2,790

Anonymous

Mr. Jonathan R. Casella

Mr. Enrico F. Lunardi

Mr. James S. Mann

Mr. Tysen O. Miller

Mr. Brian W. Moorhead

Mr. Matthew J. Seethaler

Mr. James A. Stramaski Jr.

Mr. Edward N. Stripling

Mr. Clayton J. Zelazowski ©

2000

Class Participation 12% • $7,228

Mr. Christopher M. Buell

Mr. Noah C. Heck

Mr. Olufunsho R. Owolabi

Mr. Michael A. Rosidivito ©

Mr. Jon J. Ross

Dr. Harry A. Seibel II ©

Mr. Eric M. Wittmer

2001

Class Participation 6% • $2,120

Mr. Benjamin J. Chicka

Mr. Nathan M. Crooks

2002 20 TH REUNION

Class Participation 10% • $4,975

Mr. Michael A. Astolos ©

Dr. Michael M. Aziz ©

Mr. John A. Lombardo H’02

Mr. Justin E. Pratt

Mr. Robert M. Seibel

2004

Class Participation 6% • $370

Anonymous

Mr. Ned J. McCague

Mr. Carl E. Seibel

Mr. T.J. Stock ©

2005

Class Participation 7% • $200

Mr. David J. Good

Mr. John F. Karian ©

Mr. Nicholas R. Mitricka ©

2006

Class Participation 5% • $10,025

Mr. Robert J. Castner III

Mr. David K. Ward Jr.

Mr. James W. Ward

2008

Class Participation 4% • $700

Mr. Joshua C. Jacobs

Mr. Robert E. Marshall

Mr. John T. Regan Jr.

2009

Class Participation 2% • $120

Mr. John C. Zang ©

2010

Class Participation 3% • $100

Mr. Andrew C. Bell ©

Mr. Daniel J. Traficanti Jr. ©

2011

Class Participation 4% • $590

Mr. Kevin A. Erb

Ms. Sara A. Good

Mr. Matthew J. Zang

2012 10 TH REUNION

Class Participation 4% • $400

Mr. Scott A. Cohen ©

Mr. Evan W. Coury

Mr. Cooper P. Urbany ©

2013

Class Participation 4% • $345

Mr. Major A. Canady ©

Mr. Christian Fernandez

Mr. William C. Good

Mr. August J. Luptak ©

2014

Class Participation 7% • $555

Mr. Hannibal W. George ©

Mr. Gunnar J. Gillespie ©

Mr. Robert D. Guldenschuh

Mr. Benjamin J. Tackett ©

Mr. Obinnaya Udezeh

Mr. Andrew E. Westwood

2015

Class Participation 6% • $1,400

Mr. Michael J. Borsch ©

Mr. Keith L. Kamons ©

Mr. Kevin F. Kcehowski Jr. ©

Ms. Samantha Ponzetti

Mr. Sean Westwood

2016

Class Participation 2% • $105

Mr. Benjamin B. Slack-Foust

2017 5 TH REUNION

Class Participation 9% • $650

Mr. Mark A. Goetz

Mr. Austin T. Jesko

Mr. Peyton D. Manko

Mr. Thomas E. Rubino Jr. ©

Mr. Wilson B. Smith

Mr. James W. Tomson

Mr. Chi Zhang ©

GIFTS IN HONOR AND MEMORY

2018

Class Participation 7% • $1,175

Mr. Zachary E. Hegedus

Mr. John W. Jacob Jr. ©

Mr. Jason M. Kcehowski

Mr. Nathan P. Manko

2019

Class Participation 2% • $250

Mr. Daniel Y. Ritton ©

2020

Class Participation 4% • $115

Mr. Patrick Jacob ©

Mr. Stanford X. Lyons

Mr. Joseph P. Suozzi III

2021

Class Participation 6% • $1,070

Mr. J. Gregory Forsythe H’21

Mr. Nicholas Mossavar-Rahmani

Mr. Dante M. Parisotto ©

Mr. Devon Root ©

2022

Class Participation 1% • $25

Mr. Marcus T. Muster H’22

Gifts in honor and memory are made to commemorate, recognize or celebrate. By designating a gift as such, your gift invites The Kiski Community to share in your memory and recognition of a special individual or group. These gifts speak to the depth of emotion and sense of connection between Kiski and the individuals that have included these meaningful dedications.

In Memory of Mr. Willard F. “Wig”

Allshouse Jr.

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Allshouse

In Memory of Mr. Roger N. Alms ’55

Mr. and Mrs Peter Cuda

In Memory of James R. Apple, Esq. ’75

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ferguson

In Memory of Mr. C. Robert Austin IV

Mr. Stephen Higgins

In Honor of Mr. Glenn A. Ballard ’51

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Miller, Esq. ’63

In Memory of Mr. Michael Bannon

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bannon ’62

In Memory of Mr. William P. Bates ’29

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bates

In Memory of Mr. Anthony J. Botti

Mr. and Mrs. B. Bradley Henry ’74

In Memory of Mrs. C. H. Boulin

Anonymous

In Memory of Mr. C. H. Boulin

Anonymous

In Memory of Mr. Timothy F. Boyer ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Memory of Mrs. Goldye Breman

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Breman, Esq. ’63

In Memory of Mr. Theodore Breman

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Breman, Esq. ’63

In Memory of Mr. Cliff Brett Sr.

Mr. William L. Berndt ’60

Mr. Harvey B. Goss ’60

Mr. and Mrs. B. Bradley Henry ’74

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moore ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Urbany, Esq. ’51

Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Van Fossan ’80

In Memory of Mr. Robert K. Brinker

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moore ’58

In Memory of Dr. Guy A. Carnabuci ’49

Mrs. Marie I. Carnabuci

In Honor of the Class of 1946

Col. Robert R. Anderson ’46

In Honor of the Class of 1949

Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Cooper ’49

In Honor of the Class of 1962

Mr. Peter N. Ferrick ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Stepen M. Hicks ’62

Mr. William W. Kelly ’62

Mr. Roger H. Kishman ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Ross ’62

In Honor of the Class of 1963

Mr. Karl M. Artz ’63

In Honor of the Class of 1964

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Corace ’64

In Honor of the Class of 1971

Mr. Lee D. Dudinsky ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Wechsler ’71

In Honor of the Class of 1974

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Miller ’74

In Honor of the Class of 1986

Mr. Anthony E. Sheesley ’86

In Honor of the Class of 1993

Mr. Darren B Nolf ’93

In Honor of the Class of 1999

Mr. Clayton J. Zelazowski ’99

In Honor of the Class of 2016

Mr. Benjamin B. Slack-Foust ’16

In Honor of the Class of 2017

Mr. Austin T. Jesko ’17

In Memory of Mr. Arliss W. Coffman Jr. ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Memory of Mr. Lee C. Crawford ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Gallagher ’66

In Memory of Mr. Michael Currin

Mr. and Mrs. Atiba D. Jackson

In Memory of Mr. Richmond H. Curtiss Jr.

Mr. Richmond H. Curtiss III ’81

In Memory of Mr. David C. Devey ’11

Mr. and Mrs. David Devey

In Memory of Mrs. Rita DiMarzio

Mr. and Mrs. James A. DiMarzio ’77

In Honor of Mr. Reno F. DiOrio ’59

Mr. and Mrs. B. Bradley Henry ’74

In Memory of Mr. James E. D’Itri ’71

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Amrhein ’71

Mrs. Celeste D. D’Itri

In Honor of Mr. Peter G. Fabian

Mr. and Mrs. B. Bradley Henry ’74

In Honor of Mr. Deren Finks

Ms. J. V. Celestin

In Memory of Mr. F. Gregg Fowles ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Memory of Mr. Frederick J. Francis ’55

Mrs. Helen Francis

In Memory of Mr. Peter B. Friesell ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Honor of Mr. Logan J. Gates ’24

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lombardo H’02

In Memory of Mr. Timothy M Gazda ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Memory of Mr. Allen R. Glick ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Hal G. Ostrow ’92

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Ostrow

In Memory of Mrs. Monica Harouse

Dr. Janet Harouse

Mr. Nicholas Mossavar-Rahmani ’21

In Memory of Mr. Nicholas M. Harouse

Dr. Janet Harouse

Mr. Nicholas Mossavar-Rahmani ’21

In Honor of Dr. James A. Hazlett ’53

Mr. and Mrs. David Rosenberg

In Memory of Mr. John F. Heisey ’55

Mrs. Virginia Heisey

In Memory of Mr. Matthew Hoffman ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Hoffman ’70

Mr. Gregory A. Tobias ’70

In Memory of Mrs. Emma Horgan

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Horgan ’77

In Memory of Mr. John Horgan

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Horgan ’77

In Memory of Mr. Stephen A. Horn ’57

Mrs. Jane Horn

In Honor of Mr. John W. Jacob Sr. ’89

Ms. Catherine Coluzzi

In Memory of Mr. Thomas P. Jessup

Mr. John P. Jessup ’90

Mrs. Judith A. Jessup

In Honor of Mr. Karl Kapadia ’20

Mr. and Mrs. Darius Kapadia

In Memory of Mr. Thomas Kavouras

Mr. Andron Kavouras ’77

In Honor of Mr. Britton J. Kelly ’90

Mrs. Lois Kelly

In Honor of Mr. Christopher A. Kendall ’22

Mrs. Suzanna J. Kendall

In Memory of Mrs. Sue Kendall

Mr. William M. Kendall ’87

In Memory of Mr. William K. Kerschbaumer ’54

Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Kerschbaumer ’87

In Memory of Mr. John V. Kimerer ’48

Mr. Mathew S. Kimerer

In Memory of Mr. Mark R. Knee ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Memory of Mr. Christopher L. Kness ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Adam G. John ’94

Mr. Darren J. Silvis ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Silvis

In Memory of Mr. Richard W. Kooman II

Mr. and Mrs. David S. DeSimone ’93

Mr. Troy M. Flint ’93

Mr. Michael A. Nardelli ’93

Mr. Michael J. Sule ’93

Mr. Derek L. Swank ’93

In Memory of Mrs. Jane Kreimer

Mr. A. J. Kreimer ’71

In Memory of Mr. Milton Kreimer

Mr. A. J. Kreimer ’71

In Memory of Mr. David Kruse P’13

Mrs. Carol Kruse

In Memory of Mr. Michael H. Kurtz ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Honor of Mrs. Heather Laird

Mr. Mark L. Orsatti

In Honor of Mr. Walter S. Laird ’75

Mr. Mark L. Orsatti

In Memory of Dr. David J. Lane H’01

Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Aziz ’02

Mr. and Mrs. John Lombardo H’02

Mr. Benjamin ’98 and Dr. Kathleen Schweikert

In Memory of Mr. Carl E. Lincke ’54

Mrs. Patricia Lincke

In Memory of Eugene J. Lucente ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B Kirkpatrick ’89

Mr. Mark L. Orsatti

In Memory of Mr. Joseph J. Mazur ’55

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Mazur ’62

In Memory of Mr. William A. McCune ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Memory of Mr. Ian McLaren ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff C. Birrell ’76

Mrs. Billie E. Ramsey

In Honor of Mr. Ryan Miele ’24

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Miele

In Memory of Mr. Salomon Murciano

Mr. and Mrs. John Lombardo H’02

In Memory of Mr. Michael C. Murphy ’52

Mr. Marquis M. Smith Jr. ’52

In Memory of Mr. Naresh T. Nayak ’87

Mr. David B. Kelly ’87

In Memory of Mr. John A. Pidgeon H’62

Mr. William W. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Duke

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Hassler ’73

Mr. and Mrs. B. Bradley Henry ’74

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moore ’58

Mr. David A. Wolfson ’61

Mr. Clayton J. Zelazowski ’99

In Memory of Mrs. Adrienne Ponzetti

Miss Samantha Ponzetti ’15

In Honor of Mr. William J. Porter ’97

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Porter

In Honor of Mrs. Geraldine Prince

Mrs. Ronda L. Jones-Cain

In Honor of Mr. Jerry Prince

Mrs. Ronda L. Jones-Cain

In Memory of Mr. Scott S. Radman ’87

Mr. David B. Kelly ’87

In Honor of Mr. Joseph M. Ross

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peirce, Esq.

In Memory of Mr. Stanley F. Rudick

Mrs. Jeanne M. Rudick

In Honor of Mr. Ian M. Russ ’20

Mr. and Mrs. Perry D. Russ

In Memory of Mr. John E. Rutzler IV ’91

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rutzler III

In Memory of Mr. Neale G. Sandbach ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Memory of Mrs. Esther S. Shiff

Mr. Laurence E. Shiff ’66

In Memory of Mr. Jay Shiff

Mr. Laurence E. Shiff ’66

In Memory of Mr. Ned C. Shipley Jr. ’75

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ferguson ’75

In Memory of Mr. Robert M. Sirowitz ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sirowitz

In Memory of Mr. George W. Strickland

Mr. Andrew R. Strickland ’96

Mrs. Betty S. Strickland

Mr. Michael W. Strickland ’93

In Honor of Mr. T. Caleb Sturges ’93

Mrs. Barbara H. Sturges

In Memory of Mr. Thomas B. Sturges ’63

Mrs. Barbara H. Sturges

In Memory of Mr. Geoffrey T. Sugden ’72

Mr. Jeffrey Frankel

In Honor of Mr. Steven J. Suhey III ’99, USCG

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Suhey Jr. ’69

In Memory of Mr. David J. Sunseri Jr. ’03

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Sunseri

Ms. Frances Wholey

In Memory of Mrs. Heleln C. Swinford

Mr. and Mrs. E. Mac Swinford ’75

In Memory of Mr. Leslie B. Swinford

Mr. and Mrs. E. Mac Swinford ’75

In Memory of Mrs. Brigitta Szilagyi

Major and Dr. Brian F. Ellis III ’94

Mr. Robert M. Galisin II ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Marks III ’68

Mr. and Mrs. W. Duff McCrady ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sternberger III ’78

In Memory of Mr. Tamas Szilagyi

Anonymous x2

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Brown ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

Major and Dr. Brian F. Ellis III ’94

Mr. Robert M. Galisin II ’88

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gardner Jr. ’82

Mr. John F. Karian ’05

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Kirkpatrick ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Marks III ’68

Dr. Nolan Maeve

Mr. and Mrs. W. Duff McCrady ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sternberger III ’78

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Succop ’73

In Memory of Mr. Lance P. Tacke ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thomas Jr. ’68

In Memory of Mr. Raymond J. Tarasi ’57

Anonymous

Ms. Kelli Argue

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bates

Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Black

Ms. Barbara Bogulski

Ms. Ann K. Borland

Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth T. Bowser

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Breyak

Burket Truby Funeral Home

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Casey

Church Brew Works Foundation

Mr. Jack Connolly

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Demos

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Johnston

Mr. Russell R. Kemerer

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Koempel

Ms. Marilyn Kusniss

Ms. Diane Matlak

Mr and Mrs. Willaim O. McConnel

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mooney

Mr. Steve Newcamp

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pargeon

Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Parkin

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Robosson

Ms. Sally Savage

Mr. and Mrs. C. Donald Smith

Mr. Louis Tarasi Jr.

Mr. Mark Travaglini

Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Troutman

United Asphalt Products, Inc.

Mr. Leonard Vella

Mrs. Elizabeth T. Wainwright

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wallisch

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wells

In Memory of Mr. Thomas E. Thomas ’51

Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Urbany, Esq. ’51

In Memory of Jeffrey M. Thompson ’75

Ms. Leslie Olson

In Memory of Joshua A. Tillman ’04

Mr. Mark L. Orsatti

In Memory of Mr. John E. Timmermann ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bygrave ’70

In Memory of Mrs. Kristine J. Traficanti

Mr. Daniel J. Traficanti ’10

In Memory of Mr. E. William Turley ’64

Mr. and Mrs. James Ditkoff

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Tarney ’75

Dr. Gerald P. Yukevich ’64

In Memory of Mr. Zachary J. Vlahos H’02

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Feldman ’69

GIFTS TO THE KISKI FUND BY PARENTS

In Memory of Mr. Benson A. White ’98

Mr. Benjamin ’98 and Dr. Kathleen Schweikert

Senator and Mrs. Donald C. White

In Honor of Ms. Jayda Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Damien Williams

In Honor of Ms. Tasia Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Damien Williams

In Honor of Mr. Tyus Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Damien Williams

In Memory of Ms. Rachel Wittmer

Anonymous

In Memory of Mr. Andrew D. Wolf ’72

Judge and Mrs. Timothy K. Lewis ’72

In Memory of Mr. Jacob Zeigler Sr.

Ms. Bette J. Hermann

In Memory of Dr. Dennis A. Zelazowski

Mr. Clayton J. Zelazowski ’99

In Memory of Mrs. Mercedes Zelazowski

Mr. Clayton J. Zelazowski ’99

We would like to thank our parents for supporting The Kiski Fund while funding the education of their Kiski Boys. These gifts are seen as a strong show of confidence in Kiski, and a measure of support that foundations consider when they review our grant requests.

Volunteer members of The Kiski Fund Parent Committee dedicate their time to encouraging peer participation in The Kiski Fund. Fiscal Year 2021-22 Kiski Fund Current Parent Committee Members: Dr. Mary Besterfield-Sacre, Mrs. Andrea Cuda, Mr. Peter Cuda, Mr. Steven Feinstein, Mrs. Wendy Feinstein, Mrs. Amber Leechalk and Mr. Jeffrey Sacre. Thank you for your advocacy.

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Accursi P’22

Capt. and Mrs. Stephen W. Aldridge P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Allshouse P’22

Ms. Judy Alvarez P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ammon P’25

Mr. Alan J. Andreini ’64, P’98

Mr. and Mrs. George Argyros P’96

Mr. and Mrs. Dawda Bah P’23

Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Bell P’10

Mr. Samuel Black and Dr. Edda Fields-Black P’21

Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Bolen P’96

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Borsch P’15, P’15

Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Boykiw P’02, P’03

Mr. John P. Boyle II ’95, P’24

Joseph E. Breman, Esq. ’63, P’86

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brett ’81, P’19

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Brinker ’49, P’81

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Burr P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Capece P’04

Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Campbell P’24

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Carlisle II P’22

Ms. J. V. Celestin P’20

Mr. Anno Cheung and Ms. Tara W. Sam P’24

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Clark-Bey P’22

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Cohen P’12

Mr. Carlos Correa Negrete ’92, P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Corridoni P’24

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cuccaro P’09

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cuda P’24, P’24

Ms. Taresa M. Cunnard P’10

Ms. Cora M. Cushman P’15

Mr. Richard Dale and Mrs. Ronghua Zeng P’23

Mr. and Mrs. Everett V. Davis Jr. ’65, P’92

Mr. and Mrs. George A. DeSimone P’93

Mr. and Mrs. David Devey P’11

Mr. and Mrs. Igor Drezgic P’23

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Duke Sr. ’66, P’86

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Eck P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eckenrode P’25

Ms. Melissa Eller P’22

Miss Anna L. Elrod P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Endersbe P’88

Ms. Joan Enz-Doerschner P’08

Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Feinstein P’23

Mr. and Mrs. Stevan B. Ferguson ’90, P’25

Mr. Jose Figueroa and Mrs. Orly Rogers-Figueroa P’22

Dr. and Dr. Jeffrey Fischer P’22

Ms. Nicole Flock and Ms. Megan Walsh P’23

Mr. and Mrs. Shane M. Fretts P’25

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Gallagher ’63, P’85

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gallagher P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Gardner ’85, P’23

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gardner Jr. ’82, P’15, P’17, P’21

Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro Garrido Bermudez P’22

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gates P’25

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Goetz P’14, P’17

Ms. Erika M. Gonzalez P’24

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Good ’05, P’25

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Good P’05, P’11, P’13

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Guldenschuh P’14

Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Hamilton P’96

Dr. Janet Harouse P’21

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Hart ’84, P’13

Mr. Neil J. Hart Jr. ’91, P’23, P’24

Mr. and Mrs. Kenji Hashiguchi ’83, P’22

Dr. Elizabeth W. Hazel and Mr. Timothy M. Hazel P’12

Robert Hearin Jr. Esq. P’02

Mrs. Lori M. Heinel P’11

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hepler P’13, P’15

Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson P’15

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hernandez Jr. P’24

Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hill P’82, P’85

Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Hoffman ’70, P’99

Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Horn ’57, P’90

Ms. Brenda Irizarry Fontanez P’24

Dr. and Mrs. Atiba D. Jackson P’22

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jacob ’89 P’18, P’20, P’23

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Jesko P’17

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jessup P’90

Mr. and Mrs. William W. John P’88, P’92, P’94 Mrs. Ronda L. Jones-Cain P’24

Mr. and Mrs. Darius Kapadia P’20

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kcehowski Sr. P’15, P’18

Mrs. Lois Kelly P’90

Ms. Suzanna J. Kendall P’22

Mr. William M. Kendall ’87 P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Kness P’94

Mrs. Nancy Kosanovich P’86, P’89

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kuchar P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Brad E. Kwiatek P’17

Mr. Luke A. Latimer ’94, P’11

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Leechalk P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Lenz P’23

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lombardo H’02, P’00

Mr. and Mrs. David Louie P’12

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lumley P’20

Dr. Troy D. Lyons P’20

Mr. and Ms. Pierre-David Marceau P’23

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Marchitelli ’84, P’22

Mr. Robert E. Marshall ’71, P’08

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mateer Sr. P’86

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Mazur ’62, P’87

Mr. and Mrs. William R. McAtee P’90

Mr. Kevin McCaffrey ’83, P’14

Mrs. Molly E. McClinchie P’86, P’87

Mr. and Mrs. William S. McCune P’86

Mr. and Mrs. John E. McNeal P’73, P’76

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. McNellie P’25

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. McPhail ’51, P’79

Mr. and Mrs. Scott O. Mears P’20, P’23

Mr. and Mrs. S. Prosser Mellon P’78

Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Michaels P’86

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Miele P’24

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Miller ’74, P’16

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moriarty P’86

Mr. M. Dean Mosites ’72, P’10

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus T. Muster H’22, P’16

Dr. Maeve Nolan P’88

Mr. and Mrs. Osita Onuoha P’25

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Orr III ’75, P’05

Mr. Mark L. Orsatti P’24

Dr. Silvina M. Orsatti P’24

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Ostrow P’92

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Peirce III P’18, P’21

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Petiya P’96, P’97

Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Pettes ’88, P’20, P’20

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Porter P’97

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Poshard Jr. P’96

Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Poston P’08

Dr. Leslie A. Raymore Watson P’18, P’20

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Rihn P’90, P’92

Mr. Fernando Rivero Manero and Ms. Veronica Llorca Tolon P’23

Mrs. Sharon Rogel P’99, P’02, P’08

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ross P’01, P’02

Mrs. Jeanne M. Rudick P’17

Mr. and Mrs. Perry D. Russ P’20

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rutzler III P’91

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Saban Sr. P’89, P’93

Mr. and Mrs. Alan K. Sable P’22

Mr. Jeffrey A. Sacre and Dr. Mary E. Besterfield-Sacre P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saitta P’85

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sanders P’91

Mr. and Mrs. Adam M. Schapiro P’20

Mr. Anthony Scholes and Ms. Kathy Borgiel P’23

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schweikert P’98

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Seaberg P’11

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Silvis P’96

Mr. Gurjant Singh and Ms. Palwinder Kaur P’23

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sirowitz P’88

Mr. Frederick J. Slack and Ms. Sarah L. Foust P’16

Mr. Thomas N. Slonaker P’80

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Spahn P’18, P’20

Mrs. Leah S. Spangler P’13

Ms. Elizabeth Smith P’09

Dr. Richard J. Solyn P’03

Dr. Betsy Stein and Mr. Peter C. Stein P’94

Ms. Kym Stout P’16

Mrs. Betty S. Strickland P’93, P’96

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Suhey Jr. ’69, P’99

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Sunseri P’03

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Suozzi P’20

Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Superior P’94

Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Swank III ’67, P’93, P’97

Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Szilagyi ’88, P’21

Ms. Amina Thomas P’24

Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Tillman P’20

Ms. Christine J. Toretti P’04

Mr. Daniel J. Traficanti P’10, P’12

Mr. and Mrs. W. Blaine Tredway Jr. P’92

Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Tsaggaris P’90

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Ugoletti P’16

Francis S. Urbany Esq. ’51, P’80

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Urbany ’80, P’10, P’12

Mr. and Mrs. Bryson G. VanNostrand ’89, P’22

Mr. Manuel Villa Montero and Ms. Maria Luisa Perez Gracia P’23

Ms. Mary Vlahos P’82, P’84

Dr. and Dr. Robert L. Waltrip P’22

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ward P’22, P’24

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle H. Webb ’86, P’17

Mr. David Weiss P’10

Drs. John and Sharon Welty P’94

Ms. Clare P. Westwood P’14, P’15

Senator and Mrs. Donald C. White P’98

Mr. and Mrs. Greg S. Wilden P’25

WHY GIVE TO KISKI?

Perhaps you are an alumnus and would like to contribute to the education of our current class of Kiski Boys, just as alumni donated to The Kiski Fund when you were a current student. Or, maybe you are a current parent whose gift will support the faculty and programs that make Kiski so special to your family. Maybe you are a “Friend of Kiski” and simply believe in the good work we are doing with boys. Regardless of your motivation to give, your gift will be greatly appreciated by the boys that receive your support.

YOU MAY THINK...

I can’t to give a lot, so my gift doesn’t matter.

NOT TRUE! Gifts of all sizes speak to your belief in a Kiski education. Your healthy participation has helped us to secure large foundation grants because they see your giving as a vote of confidence in Kiski.

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Williams P’17

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams P’24

Dr. Natalie A. Wisniewski P’19

Mr. and Mrs. Clark E. Wittmer P’00

Mr. David A. Wolfson ’61, P’91

The annual fund supports extras the Boys don’t need.

NOT TRUE! The annual fund is built into the budget each year and covers expenses that are central to Kiski’s unparalleled experience.

You can make a difference in the lives of Kiski Boys. Scan the QR code to donate today!

YOU MAY THINK...

NOT TRUE! If Kiski was your house, capital campaigns would cover non-annual expenses like putting on a new roof. The annual fund would cover recurring expenses like electric bills. Even if you need to replace the roof for the long term stability of the house, you still need to pay your electric bill.

Kiski has raised millions of dollars in its capital campaign. They don’t need my annual giving support too.

Giving Tuesday is a global non-profit initiative that encourages support of nonprofits on a day of philanthropy that follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

On November 30, 2021, the Kiski Community broke nearly all of our Giving Tuesday participation records. Congratulations!

Wrestling Alumni gathering in front of the new Wrestling Wall of Honor during Reunion Weekend 2022. The unveiling was the start of a new initiative to host sport-specific gatherings on campus over the next several years. Football Alumni were celebrated during Homecoming 2022.