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HONORING OUR PAST, CELEBRATING OUR FUTURE

ANNUAL REPORT2016-2017

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3 | MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

5 | MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

6 | MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

7 | MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS

8 | 90TH ANNIVERSARY

12 | STUDENT LIFE

16 | CAMPUS UPDATES

17 | ALUMNI

18 | ANNUAL REPORT

22 | GIVING BY CLASS

30 | IN MEMORIAM

REPORTING ON OUR PROGRESS2016-2017We hope you enjoy this annual publication which sets out to provide a review of the previous academic year and update you on all of the wonderful activities taking place on Murdock Avenue. The support of our alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and extended community not only enriches the lives of the young men entrusted to our care, but also transforms our beautiful Bronx campus. Through the generosity of our loyal donors, we are able to provide invaluable resources that help students grow intellectually, spiritually, and morally. Each gift to Mount Saint Michael Academy represents a commitment to the excellence and legacy of this institution and we are so grateful for your continued support. The power of philanthropy is embodied in the annual report listing which recognizes all benefactors who have contributed to Mount Saint Michael Academy throughout the past fiscal year. To the best of our knowledge, the information in the annual report of donors accurately reflects our records of all gifts made September 1, 2016 through August 31, 2017. However, we acknowledge that omissions or errors, while regrettable, may occur. If you discover any inaccuracy, please notify us immediately. For all other questions or details about information contained in this publication, correspondence should be directed to:

Office of Institutional Advancement: 4300 Murdock Avenue, Bronx, NY 10466 giving@mtstmichael.org (718) 515-6400

www.mtstmichael.org

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As Chairman of the School Board of Mount St. Michael Academy, I am still amazed at what can be accomplished on the corner of Murdock and Nereid Avenues. The work of the members of the school board is truly outstanding and what they have been able to achieve working together along with our President Peter Corritori, our principal Bro. Steve Schlitte, and the administration and faculty is a real statement on our dedication, understanding, and realization of the mission at The Mount. Working as a team, we set the agenda and provide practical real world experience to help the Mount and its leadership achieve its goals. I would also like to compliment the Mount St. Michael Golf & Tennis committee that worked again as a team to put together one of the finest and most successful golf outings to date. The 27th annual event saw a record turnout of participants even though the golf was rained out. The dinner which honored Rich Tinger ’63 was very well attended and the subsequent makeup date in September had another wonderful turnout to make the 2017 outing very memorable. The outing’s proceeds fund scholarships for two incoming freshmen students for four years which includes an eighth grader from the Junior High School. The remaining proceeds from the outing were used to totally renovate a bathroom in the main building near the front entrance and gym. The annual outing – along with other Mount events – brings alumni and friends of Mount St. Michael Academy together to raise funds for our beloved school and its students. There are various other ways that our alumni and friends can help support our mission. Our S.A.M.S. (Sponsor a Mount Student) program has been a convenient and successful way to help a student and his family achieve what we have: a degree from the Mount! The Annual Fund, endowed scholarships, bequests, volunteering time along with real world experiences and donations from reunions can and do make a difference to all students in the broad spectrum. As we enter our 92nd year of providing dedicated Catholic college prepartory education to young men, your contributions mean so much and touch not only the students but their families, too. Our alumni are the Mount’s most formidable asset. No matter what advanced schooling or career paths our alumni have chosen, the common denominator at any reunion, class gathering, or school event, is the solid foundation we received at The Mount. Anytime you mention The Mount, there is always a positive and fond remembrance of the school and what it stands for. Currently, the Mount is planning for the future with upgrades throughout the campus including changes to building infrastructure, renovations of classrooms, and its recent installation of a solar panel system. The distribution of Chrome Books is such a game changer that aids in research and daily assignments for each and every student and member of the faculty. Most importantly, the increase over the past several years in student enrollment at both the high school and the junior high school levels is the most positive and gratifying sign of The Mount’s readiness for the future. Thank you to our school board, administrators, and faculty who continue to generously give time and resources, and most especially to all our alumni and friends who continue to show support and contribute to a school that for the past 92 years has made a difference for so many young men and their families.

Forever Mount men, forward we go!

James K. Coleman ’76 Chairman, Board of Directors

FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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While our 90th anniversary went by very quickly, I am pleased to share with you that The Mount has had another successful year. One in which we remained financially strong, stayed true to our mission, watched our students excel, continued to execute our strategic plan, Vision 20/20, and gloriously celebrated an anniversary that marked our tradition of education that has been a pillar in the community for more than 90 years.

On September 13, 1926, the first day of school, the brothers welcomed 62 students. Since that time, The Mount has educated generations of young people in the Marist tradition by providing them with a high-quality Catholic education while teaching all Mounties to be “good Christians and good people with hearts that know no bounds.” Over the nine decades, we have graduated more than 20,000 students. We came as boys and we left as men. Our alumni have gone forward and contributed to society in every walk of life. No doubt they have made numerous contributions, big and small, and in the process made the world a better place. Our work has made The Mount, the Marists, our families and communities proud. Our school’s educational standards and core values have endured to this day. As with those that came before them, The Mount will be transformative for today’s students. A Mount education will positively change our students’ lives as well as those around them. It is your generosity and support that continues to enable us to sustain the mission of Saint Marcellin Champagnat and the Marist Brothers. Thank you all for your prayers, enthusiasm, financial support, continued belief in our great school, and for all you do for The Mount! Our fiscal year ended with net assets of $8,903,108 which is $738,627 less than the prior year. This is a direct result of $800,000 in Mandated Services payments owed to us by New York State, that were not received (these monies are subsequently expected to be awarded in 2018). Although the State’s lapse has resulted in some financial constraints, we remain on a solid financial footing. Through your generosity, contributions for the year, including monies raised at our 90th Anniversary Gala, totaled $1,539,457. Driven primarily by gains in our investments, our endowment grew from $3,827, 584 to $4,130,666 or 7.9% and it continues to grow. I am also pleased to share with you that enrollment grew by 3.6% which bodes well for future recruitment.

Most importantly, our students continue to excel. Students in all grades earning honors increased from last year’s 32% to 38%. I continue to be impressed by the outstanding accomplishments of our seniors. The Class of 2017 college acceptance rate was 98% and 96% of the class started college in the fall (two have joined the armed forces while others pursued professional paths). Amongst other colleges and universities, Mounties were accepted to Dartmouth, Duke, Rochester Institute of Technology, Ohio Wesleyan, Virginia Tech, Penn State, NYU and George Washington as well as perennial favorites Manhattan College, St. John’s, Fordham and Iona. In total, these Mounties have been accepted into over 500 colleges and have been offered more than $15 million in merit-based grants and scholarships! The outstanding academic accomplishments of our students would not be possible without their hard work and that of our principal, Bro. Steve Schlitte and our great team of teachers, administrators, counselors and coaches. They are the backbone of our school. With love and tireless dedication they teach, coach, inspire and guide our students. We thank them for their great work and dedication to our mission. My sincere thanks, as well, to our School Board and the Marist Brothers for their guidance and support; without it we could not prosper. We continue to invest in the modernization of our 22-acre campus. This past year we spent $1,439,804, on much needed upgrades and repairs to our more than 90-year-old facilities. Most notable was the conversion of two more classrooms to high-tech learning environments and additional enhancements to our state-of-the-art IT system. As an enhancement to our athletic facilities and through the generosity of our friends and alumni we constructed four batting cages (two indoor and two outdoor), and totally renovated our varsity baseball field. We also refinished and repainted our gym floor. As part of our capital improvements we were burdened with $915,796 spent on emergency repairs primarily to replace a leaking roof and repair the parapets at St. Paul’s Hall.

DEAR FELLOW ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF THE MOUNT,

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Last year I shared with you our ambitious and aspirational five-year strategic plan, Vision 20/20. More than two years into it, we remain committed to our plan and continue to be totally focused on its execution to achieve our goals, as we believe this is our path to ongoing success. Specifically we set out to focus on the following pillars:

1. Above all else, continue to support and enhance the mission of St. Marcellin Champagnat and the Marist Brothers.

2. The delivery of high-quality college preparatory academic programs with differentiated instruction and curriculum.

3. The effective use of cutting edge technology in the teaching/learning process at all grade levels.

4. Regular upgrading and modernization of The Mount’s facilities and grounds to ensure a conducive learning and safe environment.

5. An appropriate array of co-curricular and extracurricular activities and offerings to facilitate the education of a well-rounded student and adult.

6. Financial stability that allows re-investment into The Mount.

7. Increased enrollment by 250 students by the 2018-19 school year (this will need to be bolstered by increased donations for unrestricted entities like our Annual Fund and restricted scholarship programs like S.A.M.S., both of which provide financial aid.)

8. The effective design and implementation of marketing programs to attract human and financial resources to enhance the strategic goals developed within the plan. The Mount has a rich history rooted in faith, success and a relentless commitment to excellence. We are all very proud of our past, but are obligated to look to and prepare for an exciting future and the promise it holds for our school and our students. The “Mount brand” is not just a tagline or a logo, it’s a promise; a promise we make to our students and their parents, and a promise that we will continue to uphold and do more to exceed. Together we will continue to make good on this promise. With your continued support I am confident that The Mount’s future will remain beckoningly bright

Sincerely,

Peter P. Corritori, Jr. ’71 President & CEO

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Our academic year continues to move along at a lightning pace. Many great things are happening at The Mount and I am pleased to share some of them with you. It is, of course, due to the support of our many benefactors like you that many of these innovations can take place. Thanks for your help in moving the Mount forward. Technology: has taken a great leap forward this year. We integrated Chromebooks into our daily use in the classrooms in Grades 6, 7, and 9 in September with the remaining grades receiving them in February. Our textbooks are digital, and the use of Google Classroom enables our teachers to post lecture notes, videos, PowerPoint presentations, graphs, charts, and other pictures to enhance student learning. By all accounts, this has increased student engagement. Virtual High School: The Mount has partnered with Virtual High School to offer online courses to our upperclassmen in subjects not traditionally offered in our curriculum. As a pilot program in 2017-18, it will be expanded in the 2018-19 academic year. Our students are able to take classes in Russian language and culture, Mandarin Chinese, Introduction to Engineering, Investing, and Advanced Psychology just to name a few. Online learning is very much the wave of the future and we want our students to be proficient in this type of innovation. Bantz Honors Program: Our re-named program for our most gifted students, honors Brother John Bantz, FMS, who served at The Mount as a teacher, JHS Principal, Guidance Counselor and President at various times. These students will take highly accelerated courses (starting with the AP course as freshmen), online courses, as well as leadership training and cultural enrichment opportunities. Our current students are highly successful and their progress honors a man who truly loved The Mount. Bro. John would be proud! “Rigor all around”: is our theme for the academic year. Each of our teachers is working to raise the expectation level in each of his/her courses. We have also raised expectations regarding behavior and personal grooming. Why? We noticed that the number of Honor Roll Students has increased every year while the number of students who are failing has dramatically decreased. In short, our students are quite capable of achieving more. We are raising the bar, and our students are meeting – and exceeding – our expectations. Athletics and Extra-Curricular Activities: These vital components to the Mount student culture continue to engage our young men outside the classrooms. At the time of this writing, we are celebrating the recent victory of the Varsity Basketball Team over rival St. Raymond’s High School. Our Architecture Club is presently working with Ray Beeler, a volunteer architect, in designing and renovating the “Garth,” the Brothers gardens. The ever-popular Paws for Peace is planning their next visit to the local animal shelter, and our Fencing Team competes in interscholastic meets. Our students are fond of saying “There is something for everyone at the Mount.” The variety of activities and students participating in them certainly demonstrates that! Please come and visit whenever you can. We’d love to show you around and we know you’ll be impressed with the Mount of today! Thank you for all you do to enable us to continue our mission, in the tradition of the Marist Brothers. Ad astra per aspera!

Sincerely,

Brother Steve Schlitte, FMS Principal

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The Admissions Office is always operating in “full gear” as we head towards a recruitment cycle with the hopes of solid 9th Grade and Junior High School classes. The preliminary statistics look promising on both fronts with projections of 170-180 for the freshman class, and 35-45 for the incoming 6th grade class. These next few months are quite busy with phone calls, emails and constant follow-ups to secure these numbers. I’m confident we can get there! The pool of students continues to be strong from our top feeder schools such as St. Francis of Assisi, Nativity, Holy Rosary, Immaculate Conception and Our Lady of Grace, just to name a few. However, we are always pursuing all students throughout the Bronx, Manhattan and southern Westchester, from both Catholic and public school settings. With no increase in tuition for the next year, The Mount continues to be a “good buy” as far as a private, Catholic education goes. The challenges continue to be financial aid and scholarships, however, the generous donations from our alumni and friends make our education possible for so many deserving young men. One new, exciting change from the Mount Scholarship Division, is the John Bantz Scholars Program. All students that receive an Academic Award will be placed in this prestigious program highlighting the top students in our school. These men face a rigorous curriculum and are challenged to maintain a GPA of 90 or above. We are proud to name this after Br. John, and I know he’s proud of it, too! On a side note, please don’t ever hesitate to contact me regarding a prospective student whom you feel would be a great fit for The Mount. I always welcome suggestions and input from our alumni and friends when it comes to filling up our classroom desks in both the high school and junior high school.

Go Mount!

Thomas P. Fraher Director of Admissions

FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS

HIS STORY OF MOUNT SAINT MICHAEL ACADEMY is dedicated to the generations of “Mounties” and to the countless women and men, lay persons and Marist Brothers who have labored to make the Mount a Catholic school of excellence fulfilling the educational challenge of Saint

Marcellin Champagnat “to make Jesus Christ known and loved” among the young.

The history of the Mount is rooted in a wider story that precedes the school’s founding in September 1926 by one hundred and ten years; a story of a saint whose love and care for youth continues to be the hallmark and life giving spirit of Mount Saint Michael.

In every age the Church raises up women and men, who under the impulse and guidance of the Holy Spirit, proclaim the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Marcellin Champagnat was one such person. Being raised within a devout Catholic family, Marcellin at age fifteen responded to the call to become a priest to assist in the work of re-evangelizing French society. Ordained for the Archdiocese of Lyons in 1816, Marcellin was assigned as parish priest to the parish of La Valla located in the rural mountains in southern France. In October of that same year, Marcellin was called to the sick bed of a young man who appalled him with his lack of rudimentary knowledge of the Catholic faith. Champagnat experienced this as a defining moment in his life, resolving that no child should remain ignorant of the gospel of Jesus Christ. On January 2, 1817, he founded with two young parishioners, a group of Brothers who would labor for the Christian education of youth, especially the most neglected. “To make Jesus Christ known and loved” became the guiding inspiration of Champagnat’s small congregation.

From two Brothers in 1817 to more than three thousand Marist Brothers worldwide today, the vision of Champagnat has been blessed by God. Mount Saint Michael Academy is both heir and participant in this vision. Its history as an extraordinary Catholic school bears retelling since the fruit of its labor for the sake of Jesus Christ is a profound testament to God’s fidelity, a fidelity evident in the school’s past and the promise of its future.

Looking Back on 90 Years

/ 1926 Mount Saint Michael staffed by fourteen Marist Brothers opened its doors to sixty-two boarding and day students on September 13, 1926. Along with Brother Mary Florentius, the founding Principal, Brother Leo Vincent and Brother John Lawrence were members of the original faculty; subsequently each becoming Principal and Director of the Mount in ensuing years.

/1927 The Main Building and the Powerhouse were dedicated and blessed, along with the statue of Saint Michael the Archangel which prominently stands at the school’s entrance, by Msgr. Michael Lavalle, Rector of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral and delegate of Patrick Cardinal Hayes, on May 8, 1927.

/1928 In March 1928 construction was begun on the first cinder track, one third of a mile in length.

/1929 September, 1929, Saint Paul’s Hall was added to the campus buildings to expand the recreational and dormitory facilities for the boarding students. The Mount becomes known to the surrounding neighborhood as the “big school up on the hill!”

Stock Market Crash of October, 1929, ushers in the Great Depression. Although only in its fourth year of existence, Mount Saint Michael Academy was influenced by this national economic disaster that cast its shadows over American society until the beginning of World War II in 1941.

/1930 Adding an additional class with each ensuing year, Mount Saint Michael graduated its first class in June, 1930.

/1935 The arrival of Howie Smith, a recent graduate of Notre Dame University and an enthusiastic and versatile coach in several sports. Howie became a “Mount Legend,” leading the school to

numerous city championships in football and baseball for the following 45 years.

/1937 Signifying the venerable place given to Blessed Virgin Mary in Marist education, a statue under the title of Queen of the Mount was presented to the school by “her loyal Mountaineers” in 1937.

/1938 The school year 1938-39 saw a record enrollment for the Mount with a total of 702 students.

/1940 The northeast corner of the campus, originally the site of a small lake whose tributary ran through the property to Pitman Avenue, was covered by thousands of tons of “fill” in order to construct a football field. The field, dedicated on May 19, 1940, is named after the generous contractor, Mr. Patrick McGovern, who donated the landfill in order to accomplish this task.

/1943 Dr. Anthony Cerrato treated Clement Boyan, his “first patient” at the Mount, who became a Mount “Gold Star” Alumni, giving his life in the service of his country at the end of World War II. Dr. Cerrato became a fixture at the Mount being an outstanding physician to Brothers and students until his retirement at the end of the 1970’s.

/1951 The honor roll to Mount Saint Michael graduates serving in World War II was made by Brother Paul Ernest. To this eventually would be added at its center the list of the GOLD STAR ALUMNI, those thirty-nine graduates of the Mount who had given “the last measure of devotion” in the service of their country. From the remembrance of these distinguished alumni would come a dream to honor them in a most fitting way - the construction of the Memorial Gymnasium Building.

The Memorial Building, at the time of its blessing and dedication by Francis Cardinal Spellman, on the Feast of Saint Michael, September 29, 1951 boasted the largest gym in all of New York State. It also contained a library, sixteen classrooms, a recreation hall for boarding students, a fully equipped kitchen and cafeteria that could sit 350 students.

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/1959 Brother Joseph Damian returned to his beloved Mount in 1959 after having successfully served as Marist formator in Esopus, New York. He would remain at the Mount until his death in 1988.

/1962 Brother Patrick Eugene Magee, followed by Brother Bernard Garrett and Brother Kevin Moran, served as Principal of the Mount during the 1960s. All excellent classroom instructors, they assumed administrative leadership of the Mount when its enrollment would exceed 1600 students. These Marist Brothers prepared for and implemented the awarding of the Middle States Secondary School Accreditation in 1962 recognizing and strengthening the Mount’s academic excellence.

The Vatican Council, summoned by Pope John XXIII in October 1962, had a profound influence on the life of the Catholic Church universally and on the Mount community in particular. Religious instruction shifted from a catechetical and apologetic approach to being based in Sacred Scripture.

/1960s The Vietnam War would also dramatically touch the Mount community. Reminiscent of World War II, several young alumni would give their lives in the service of their country. Michael Cunnion ’63, a well-known athlete, would be one of these alumni. A plaque and flagpole, located at the west end of McGovern Field is dedicated to their memory.

/1976 Terrence Cardinal Cooke, the Archbishop of New York, celebrated the Mount’s Golden Jubilee in 1976 with the blessing and rededication of the Mount and the Administration Building, referring to the Mount as being synonymous with excellence - academically, spiritually and athletically. The Marist Brothers teaching staff numbered 31 and the lay faculty numbered 40.

/1982 Mr. Paul Daigneault became the first layman to serve as Mount Principal in 1982, placing an emphasis on mutuality in Marist education between the Brothers and laity. Upon the death of Paul Daigneault, Brother Anthony Iazzetti ’61 arrived as Mount Principal. Quick to assess the needs of the school, he moved to renovate the ground floor of the Main Building adding a new faculty room along with refurbishing the science labs and opening the new computer center on the fourth floor.

/1989-90 Many a student has passed through the “back door” of the Main building on the way to and from school. Renovations of this area in 1989-90 on the ground floor, included the enlargement of the Bookstore and the addition of elegant trophy cases and a statue of Saint Marcellin Champagnat.

/1992 Brother Anthony Iazzetti ’61 was instrumental in having the Mount declared a “blue ribbon school” in 1992 when it received the National Exemplary School Award bestowed by the Education Department of the United States Government.

A division of the principal’s role into two administrative positions was undertaken with the appointment of Brother Anthony Iazzetti as School President and Brother James Kearney returning to the Mount as School Principal.

/1997 Brother John Bantz, ’56 assumed the role of President of the Mount in 1997. As an alumnus, teacher, guidance counselor, moderator, coach, and Principal of the Junior High School, Brother John’s long association with the Mount assured the school of a promising and bright future in the fast approaching millennium. Brother Michael Mullin became Principal in 1998. In December of 1998 the Mount was recognized by U.S. News and World Report as “an outstanding American High School.”

/1999 Rejoicing was the by-word of the entire Marist world when on April 18, 1999, Pope John Paul II canonized Marcellin Champagnat declaring him a saint. A Mount delegation joined over 40,000 Marist pilgrims in Rome to witness the Church’s affirmation of Marist education in general and Mount Saint Michael’s Marist education in particular.

/2000 September 29, 2000, once again the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel, witnessed the opening of the Academy’s seventy- fifth jubilee year. Brother John Bantz presided over the re-dedication and Blessing of a refurbished Mount Saint Michael track located on McGovern Field. This blessing committed the Mount to once again hosting track and field events for the Catholic High School Athletic Association as it had for many prior years. The new track and field was dedicated in honor of Brother Linus Eugene Carroll, Mount math teacher, coach, moderator, and former Principal of the Junior High School whose love of track and coaching ability remains unparalleled.

/2006 Appointed as president in 2006, Anthony Miserandino, Ph.D., strengthened the academic programs, increased fund raising and alumni participation, launched a capital campaign to support the long-term needs of the school, and oversaw needed capital upgrades to the facilities over his nine-year tenure.

/2015 Peter P. Corritori, Jr. ’71 is selected as President and CEO. Mr. Corritori’s extensive business experience complement Brother Steve Schlitte’s talents as principal, giving The Mount an effective combination of business and academic leadership. Major renovations and capital improvements begin including the refurbishment of The Mount Café (cafeteria), modernization of classrooms and other academic spaces, the shoring up the envelope of the nearly 100-year-old facilities, and the installation of indoor and outdoor batting cages.

/2016 Mount Saint Michael Academy begins a year-long celebration of its ninetieth anniversary with a series of events held throughout the 2016-17 academic year.

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he 90th anniversary was commemorated by services that bookended the academic year. On the Feast Day of Saint Michael the Archangel, September 29, Mass was celebrated by His Excellency, the Most Reverend Dennis J. Sullivan, DD, Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Camden, New Jersey and distinguished member of Mount St. Michael Academy Class of 1963. On March 27, His Eminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York, served as principal celebrant and homilist at a liturgy which drew a large crowd of students, alumni, Marist Brothers, parents, families and friends. He also acknowledged the 200th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Marist Brothers, and gave his appreciation

to all of the Brothers in attendance. During the mass, Cardinal Dolan was declared an honorary member of the Mount Saint Michael Class of 2017. After the conclusion of mass, he called the entire senior class up to the front of the gymnasium to take a class picture.

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n Saturday, October 1, 2016 The Mount celebrated its 90th Anniversary with a Gala held on campus. It was a wonderful evening with more than 200 alumni, faculty, staff, students, and friends joining together to celebrate nearly a century of service.

Guests were greeted by valet attendants and entered the campus via the Nereid Avenue entrance to enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the new Mount Café. They were then led into the incredible Richard Tricario Sports Center & Gymnasium which was transformed into an elegant ballroom where they enjoyed a sit-down dinner and danced the night away to music provided by a live DJ. The spoken words by student speaker Yaw Mensah ’17, were powerful and drew a thunderous applause. This past June, Yaw became the sixth Mensah son to graduate from Mount St. Michael Academy. Political analyst-turned-Master of Ceremonies for the evening Basil Smikle ’89 reminisced about his days at The Mount and expressed his appreciation to The Mount for providing him with the foundation necessary for a successful collegiate and professional career. Addressing the attendees, School President & CEO, Peter P. Corritori, Jr. ’71 said about his alma mater, “We are here tonight to celebrate The Mount’s 90th anniversary; our mission, our legacy, our success and our future. On September 13, 1926, the first day of school, the brothers welcomed 62 students. Since that time The Mount has educated generations of young people in the Marist tradition. We came as boys and we left as men.” The Mount St. Michael Community remains grateful to all of the attendees and sponsors for making this 90th anniversary gala a night to be remembered.

90TH ANNIVERSARY GALA: HONORING OUR PAST AND CELEBRATING OUR FUTURE

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STUDENT LIFE

200 AND COUNTING FOR COACH V

Mario Valentini ’69 Notches His 200th Career Win On Saturday, October 22, 2016 in a game against Moore Catholic, Mount St. Michael Academy’s Head Football Coach, Mario Valentini ’69 posted his 200th career win in his more than thirty-year career as head coach of the Mountaineers. This accomplishment adds his name to a short list of great coaches who have reached this milestone. As a student at The Mount, Valentini played quarterback under legendary coach Howie Smith. Coach Valentini started his coaching career in 1974 at Westchester Community College where he coached the receivers and quarterbacks for five years. Valentini joined the Mount staff in 1979 as an assistant to Joe Tricario Sr. where he coached the defensive backs and served as Defensive Coordinator.

Coach Valentini became only the seventh Head Coach in Mount St. Michael history in 1984 and has a record of 171-91-1. Under Coach Valentini’s guidance the Mount has won three Catholic High School Football League (CHSFL) City Championships in 1992, 1996 and 1997 and made appearances in the 1986, 2006 and 2007 finals. Valentini is quick to share credit with all of the coaches and outstanding athletes he’s had the opportunity to coach over the years for the tremendous success The Mount football program has achieved. Mr. Valentini also serves as the school’s Athletic Director and Department Chairman of Physical Education. Congratulations, Coach V!

FUTURE ARCHITECTS

Early exposure to the design and construction industry, encouraging interest in pre-professional studies Through a partnership with the American Institute of Architects of Westchester & Hudson Valley, Mount Saint Michael began an Architecture club in fall 2016 to “offer students interested in architecture an expanded knowledge in building materials, new concepts in design, and new techniques in building construction.“

Among the club activities, included field trips to the award-winning Bronx Central Library and firm offices where students learned firsthand about the team it takes to design and build a complex structure like the library and other projects. In spring 2017, students designed a brand new sports complex for The Mount, utilizing various methods including drawing, computer aided design (CAD), and modeling.

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MOUNT PLAYERS PERFORM HAIRSPRAY!

The Mount Players showcased their talents during the April 7 to 9 run of the spring production of Hairspray. The Tony Award-winning American musical is based on the 1988 John Waters film about a girl who achieves her dream of performing on a televised dance show in 1960s Baltimore and works to integrate the show in the process. The musical featured a talented and diverse cast of students from Mount St. Michael Academy and other nearby schools. The production transformed Murdock Avenue to Broadway under the direction of Marc Silva, principal of nearby St. Francis of Assisi, along with music direction by Stacy Penson and choreography by Jessica Santomassimo. We invite all in The Mount Community to the Richard J. Tricario Sports Center each spring to take in high school theater at its very best!

MOUNT ST. MICHAEL WINS 2017 ARCHDIOCEAN HOOPS TITLE

Mount St. Michael Academy’s varsity basketball squad defeated the CHSAA AA Division Intersectional playoffs with momentum after winning the archdiocesan basketball championship with a 73-69 victory over Archbishop Stepinac. The game was played at Mount St. Michael in the Bronx Feb. 25. Elijah Buchanan scored 24 points for the Mountaineers (19-8), who also received 20 points from Jacob Rodriguez and 13 points and 13 rebounds from Joe Bull. For Stepinac (17-10), junior Alan Griffin had 39 points and 14 rebounds, and freshman RJ Davis added 13 points, six assists and four rebounds. “Tremendous win for our program, school and alumni,” Mount St. Michael coach Tom Fraher

told CNY. “The senior trio of Buchanan, Bull and Rodriguez led the team to the title. We are very proud of these kids.” Mount St. Michael and Stepinac now will represent the archdiocese in the CHSAA AA Division Intersectional quarterfinals on Sunday, March 5, at Fordham University.

The CHSAA A Division and B Division Intersectional championship games are Friday, March 3, at Fordham. No. 1 La Salle and No. 2 Sacred Heart are meeting for the B Division title at 6 p.m. The A Division finalists were still being determined at press time.

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CLASS OF 2017 GRADUATION On Saturday, June 3 the 90th annual commencement exercises were held in the Richard J. Tricario Sports Center Gymnasium in which 157 members of the Class of 2017 received diplomas. For the fourth consecutive year Mount Saint Michael Academy was pleased to graduate 100% of its senior class! This compares to 72% of their public school counterparts in New York City and 65% in the Bronx. Students were accepted to a number of top colleges and universities, joined the military, and began other pursuits.

FORMER PRESIDENT REMEMBERED BY NEW HONORS PROGRAM The Brother John Bantz Honors Program, is a highly competitive, integrated program of study that provides a well-rounded education to select students at Mount St. Michael Academy. The program provides an experience that challenges and stimulates students through rigorous courses, unique cultural and academic field experiences, and original research opportunities. Students engage the accelerated content of Honors and Advanced Placement courses in English, Social Studies, Mathematics and the Sciences. Scholars are also required to take additional online courses in subject areas of their choosing.

The Brother John Bantz Honors Program prepares gifted students for distinguished achievement in higher education and beyond. With an awareness that we live in an increasingly global community, it develops the communication skills and cultural appreciation that are the foundations for educational and professional success. The curriculum offered will both challenge and excite scholars throughout their four years at The Mount, culminating with the

Capstone Experience, a substantial, independent, research-based project within a discipline of deep personal interest to the student.

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1 | Career Day December 2016 featured alumni professionals returning to campus to share insights with today’s Mounties

2 | JHS Baseball wins WCBA (Westchester Catholic Baseball Association) championship title with 3-2 victory over Our Lady of Sorrows!

3 | Congratulations to Mount head baseball coach and Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) Chairman Wally Stampfel on his May 2017 induction into the CHSAA Hall of Fame

4 | Mounties prepare to march in the 2017 New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade

5 | The Mount broke the meet record in the 800 Medley Relay at the New Balance Nationals Outdoor in June 2017 with a time of (1:33.08). Congratulations to Coach Gatling and the team that included Anthony Brodie, Bretton Rigsbee, Eric Vassell, and Destyn Harding!

6 | Destyn Harding ’17, New York Relays’ 100M champion, pictured with Coach Gatling

7 | Mount students at summer youth camp in Quebec with Br. Brian Poulin, FMS

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1 HOLLYWOOD IN THE BRONX

The Mount has served as a backdrop to a number of recent film and television shoots. With a sprawling 22-acre campus and terrific academic and sporting facilities, it serves as an ideal location for local productions. Included over the last year were scenes for the new Netflix drama Seven Seconds, shots for the CBS hit Madam Secretary, and multiple other independent and popular films and series. The school reviews and approves a variety of location shoots, film productions and photo shoots on campus for commercial and non-commercial purposes.

2 THE BLUE AND GOLD GOES GREEN

A rooftop solar panel electric system was installed during the summer of 2017 atop the Richard J. Tricario Sports Complex building. The Mount is very proud to be the first Catholic school in the New York Archdiocese and one of only three schools in New York City to have installed a solar-electric system to power its campus using a sustainable source. This eco-friendly system will help reduce operating costs and it provides a tangible learning platform for our students who will not only learn first-hand about the benefits of advanced applied science, but understand how we model the behavior of a responsible community. The installation serves as a learning element for the school’s environmental activist club, EnviroMount which aspires to make The Mount a green movement leader in the north Bronx. An indoor, public monitoring system is on display for students and visitors to track solar energy statistics daily. By undertaking this effort, Mount St. Michael will certainly be an example for other schools, businesses and the local community.

3 IMPROVING OUR CAMPUS | FACILITY UPGRADES & TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVES

Investments in excess of more than $6.5 million have been made to the physical plant of Mount Saint Michael’s expansive 90-plus-year-old campus in recent years. These projects were sorely needed and included major plumbing repairs, boiler maintenance and replacement, and other less-visible improvements. The impression of the campus on prospective students and their families greatly impacts enrollment and improvements allow us to maintain our competitive edge and effectively recruit future Mountaineers. In addition, a comprehensive project to convert academic spaces to meet technology needs is currently underway. This endeavor sets out to make each classroom interactive with state-of-the-art touch boards. With the distribution of notebook computers to each student in the 2017-18 academic year, teachers are able to effectively utilize robust platforms to educate in new and innovative ways. At a cost of about $35,000 per classroom, only two have been converted with additional renovations due to take place during the school year. New sources of funding would allow for all 39 remaining classrooms to be completed. The Brother Albert Gustave, FMS Library is due to receive a much-needed facelift and new projects are on the horizon that will allow for updates to expand services related to

online learning opportunities, FOCUS program initiatives, and instructional and academic support.

4 VIRTUAL CLASSROOM

Technology in the classroom has already made its impact. Starting in 2017 academic year, The Mount introduced a beta program for online/virtual learning in which ten students are taking college-level courses (for credit!) in subjects not readily available in a traditional high school setting. These include Investing in the Stock Market, Business and Personal Law, Introduction to Computer Science, Biochemistry, Journalism in a Digital Age, languages like Cantonese and Russian, and more. It’s already proven to be a success with heightened student achievement and grades soaring in the 90s. We are confident that no other school in our market is offering its best and brightest this type of experience and hope to attract additional bright young scholars to The Mount by making this opportunity more widely available.

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Do a double take: that’s right, the campus was converted to Westmore Prep for recent filming of Madam Secretary

A total of 324 solar panels were installed on the roof of The Mount’s gymnasium, the largest of any high school in New York City.

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CLASS OF 1967 REUNITES AFTER 50 YEARS!

The Class of 1967 gathered for their Golden Anniversary the weekend of June 2-3 for The Mount’s annual reunion weekend. On Friday evening, guests gathered at the New York Athletic Club in Pelham, NY for a dinner reception celebrating their special milestone. Members of the class joined the graduating Class of 2017 on Saturday, June 3 for the annual tradition of receiving commemorative diplomas during the ceremony. Saturday’s activities also included a morning memorial Mass in honor of classmates no longer with us and an afternoon luncheon to cap off the weekend’s events. For more information about upcoming reunion activities, visit mtstmichael.org/50th or contact the Alumni Relations office.

ALUMNI RELATIONS

Graduates from a variety of years and anniversaries attended the All-Class Reunion Reception on May 20 at The Mount to see the newly renovated Mount Café.

Members of the Class of 1958, celebrating their 60th anniversary, dined together at a special dinner at the NYAC on Saturday, June 3.

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ANNUAL REPORTSTATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

Statement of ActivitiesYear Ended August 31, 2017 Year Ended August 31, 2016

Revenue & SupportRevenue

Gross tuition 5,670,560$ 5,435,410$ Less financial aid (1,268,457) (1,137,423) Tuition, net 4,402,103 4,297,987 Student fees 935,679 885,801 Auxiliary services 614,865 626,696 Mandated services 750,151 1,948,754 Scholarships and grants 691,713 631,467 Other revenue 139,974 106,940 Total Revenue 7,534,485 8,497,645

SupportSpecial events, net 302,476 76,915 Other fundraising activities 96,556 84,353 Contributions and other support 447,449 589,533 In-kind rent 1,725,000 1,725,000 Investment income 321,968 219,639 Total Support 2,893,449 2,695,440 Total Revenue & Support 10,427,934 11,193,085

ExpensesProgram servicesEducational 4,218,181 4,226,223 Student activities and services 891,926 820,712 Transportation 434,644 384,008 Technology 333,954 241,975 Total program services 5,878,705 5,672,918 Operations and maintenance 3,408,752 3,274,827 Administration and support 1,541,268 1,443,766 Development and fundraising 455,221 251,919 Total Expenses 11,283,946 10,643,430

Change in net assets before capital campaign (856,012) 549,655

Capital Campaign Capital campaign contributions 117,385 407,026 Change in net assets (738,627) 956,681

Net AssetsBeginning of year 9,641,735 8,685,054 End of year 8,903,108$ 9,641,735$

2017 REVENUE

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GIVING LEVELS BY SOCIETY AD ASTRA PER ASPERA Anonymous Mr. Edward J. Caffrey ’61 Inner City Scholarship Fund Student Sponsor Partnership, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Boniface A. Zaino ’61 BLUE & GOLD The Phyllis and Angelo Mozilo Family Foundation CHAMPAGNAT CIRCLE MMr. Ben Borsellino ’73 Mr. Peter P. Calarco ’67 Mr. James K. Coleman ’76 Mr. Rocco B. Commisso ’67 Mr. James M. Coogan ’60 Mr. Peter P. Corritori, Jr. ’71 Mr. Ronald I. DeCicco ’66 Mr. John P. Farrauto ’57 Friends of Bronx Charter School for Excellence Mr. Kenneth G. Gamble ’58 Mr. Michael J. Greco† Marist Brothers Champagnat Hall Community Marist Brothers Provincial Office Mr. Stephen W. Tallon ’60 The Michael Gordon Foundation, Inc. Mr. Richard M. Tinger ’63 Val R. Santavicca Scholarship Fund Mr. Paul A. Veteri, Sr. ’59 BR. FLORENTIUS FOUNDERS SOCIETY Mr. John Antonaccio ’59 Bank of New York Mr. Richard G. Barry, Jr. ’79 BMW Communications, Inc. Mr. Michael J. Borrelli ’59 Mr. Thomas P. Burke ’78 Mr. Brian J. Clark ’76 Mr. Denis A. Doyle ’60 Mr. Thomas P. Finn ’58 Mr. James P. Honohan ’71 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Houlihan Dr. Raymond J. Huntington ’64 Mr. James F. Kissane ’84 Dr. Richard L. Maiberger ’60 Mr. Daniel McLaughlin Mr. Gerard M. McNamara ’79 Medi-Rec Foundation c/o Janice Von Oehsen, Trustee Mount Saint Michael Lay Faculty Association Myra Burke - MGC

Mr. Richard M. Paul ’61 Mr. Joseph R. Pfeifer ’54 Pro Tile Distributors, Inc. Dr. Henry T. Radda ’74 Mr. Mauro C. Romita, Esq. ’57 Mr. Anthony W. Ruggiero ’59 Saint Ignatius School Mr. Joseph C. Scozzari ’59 Mr. Rocco Sollecito ’75 The Partnership for Inner-City Education, Ms. Jill Kafka Mr. Eugene C. Trautlein ’47 Mr. Philip F. Vottiero ’81 BR. LINUS CARROLL GUILD Mr. Stephanos Alexiou Dr. Frank P. Altieri ’64 Anonymous Archbishop Molloy High School Dr. Richard Babaian ’64 Fred Catapano Dennis J. Ceru, Ph.D. ’69 Compufit LLC Mr. Kevin J. Corcoran ’66 Mrs. Nancy Cunniffe Mr. Ernest A. DelGatto ’77 Mr. Kenneth J. Doyle ’59 Mr. John J. Farrelly ’66 Mr. Robert P. Ferrara ’59 Mr. William S. Foley Mr. Matthew A. Franco ’91 Fulcrum GT Ralph S. Greco, M.D. ’60 Mr. Paul A. Grossi ’61 Mr. William A. Hecht Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hemsley ’80 Mr. Joseph B. Houlihan Hunts Point Alliance Mr. William T. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lo Pinto Mr. James R. Maione ’65 Marsh & McLennan Agency Mr. Justin P. Meagher Dr. Anthony Miserandino Mr. Joseph V. Moliterno ’65 Mr. Michael T. Muzyk ’78 Mr. Michael Narcisco ’84 Mr. Dennis P. O’Toole ’59 Mr. Michael Pappagallo ’77 Mr. Michael A. Petrullo ’86 Mr. Joseph A. Piscina ’78 PKF O’Connor Davies, LLP Mr. William P. Polian, Jr. ’60 Mr. Joseph P. Powers ’69 Mr. Brian G. Schwahn ’59 Mr. Michael V. Smyth ’78 Mr. William Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Townsend ’66

MSGR. LYNCH FELLOWSHIP Mr. Raymon J. Adiletta ’77 Mr. Vincent A. Andrisani ’57 Bank of America Matching Gifts Mrs. Myra Burke Mr. Charles J. Casamento ’63 Catholic Charities Dept. of Ed Archdiocese of NY Christopher Columbus High School Mr. Donald T. DeCarlo ’56 Mr. Carmelo J. Gagliano Gamco Investors, Inc. Dr. Joseph R. Giallo ’58 Mr. Louis A. Giannini, Jr. ’72 Col. Louis P. Gonzalez USAF(Ret.) ’57 Mr. Paul J. Granelli ’72 Mr. Joseph J. Hahn ’56 Mr. John H. Hofstetter ’54 Mr. Daniel J. Houlihan, Jr. Mr. William A. Houlihan Houlihan-Parnes Realtors, LLC Mr. John R. Kennedy ’86 Mr. Christopher J. Labbate Mr. Miguel Lambert ’96 Mr. Denis E. Loncto Metro Team Outfitters Ms. Rosemarie Muranelli Baker Mr. Richard J. Murphy ’61 New York Football Club Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Nolan Orange Bank Trust Company Mr. Andrew W. Poschmann ’57 Project Plus Mr. Richard C. Sages ’74 Mr. Jim Scully Signature Bank Mr. Peter F. Tamigi, Esq. ’81 Mr. Felice Trocchio ’59 Mrs. Evelyn Turrin Dr. Susan G. Uyanna MD, MPH, FAPA, PP Vezandio Contracting Corp. Whole World Botanicals Inc. BR. PATRICK MAGEE UNION 90th Anniversary Gala Mr. Andrew W. Albstein Ameriprise Financial Lawrence R. Antonucci, M.D., M.B.A. ’71 Mr. William B. Badinelli III ’78 Mr. Jonathan Camacho ’02 Mr. George R. Campbell ’60 Mr. Michael W. Caputo ’65 Mr. Jerry L. Carbone ’55 Catholic School Region of the Northwest and South Bronx Mr. Michael P. Contillo ’63

Mr. Peter Corritori , III Mr. Bernard T. Costello ’67 Mr. Richard M. Cuneo ’63 Mr. Patrick D’Ambrosio ’76 Mr. Thomas R. Donahue ’44 Mr. Stephen M. Dougherty ’77 Mrs. Catherine M. Flood Mr. Brendan M. Fogarty ’75 Dr. Peter D. Fugazzi, M.D. Mr. Bruce S. Gallo ’70 Mr. Fortunato Giannetto ’55 Mr. Amelio J. Giannini ’71 Mr. Joseph B. Gilligan ’73 Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan Mr. Ram Gupta Rev. George W. Hommel ’57 Hudson Valley Bone & Joint Surgeons Inez Branca Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Richard F. Jones, Jr. ’57 Mr. Gregory A. Kleva ’65 Dr. Corradino M. Lalli ’69 Joseph Leanza ’76 Mr. Andrew B. Lennon ’98 Mr. Paul Libretta ’90 Mr. Joseph A. LoCicero ’64 Mr. Nicholas Mancini ’69 Marist Brothers - Pelham c/o Br. Richard Van Houten The Hon. Michael A. Martinelli ’68 Mr. Joseph A. Mazzella ’67 Mr. John F. McGowan ’43 Mr. Kevin J. McKenna Mr. Michael F. McNelis ’57 Mr. John R. Mulhearn, Jr. ’68 Mr. George Murphy Mr. Antonio J. Principi ’62 Mr. Salvatore Promuto ’57 Mr. Peter F. Quinn ’40 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Santelli ’57 Mr. Roy F. Scaffidi, Esq. ’71 Mr. Michael J. Schady ’63 Colonel Robert and Ms. Dawn Seh ’53 Sterling National Bank Most Reverend Dennis J. Sullivan ’63 Mr. and Mrs. William Sulzer, FR Mr. John F. Tancredi ’60 The Marist Brothers Pelham Community Mr. Victor J. Tortorelli ’70 Mr. Mario Valentini ’69 Mr. Raymond J. Vecci ’60 Mr. Robert J. Walsh ’63 Mr. John T. Williams ’94

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President’s Council level giving is defined as total fiscal year giving of $1,000 or more, lifetime gifts of $50,000 or more,

or St. Michael the Archangel Society members.

PHILANTHROPY TOTAL DONORS: 877 # TOTAL GIFTS: 1251

TOTAL MONEY RAISED: $1.56M AVERAGE DONOR GIFT: $1,246.57

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BR. JOSEPH DAMIAN ASSOCIATES A. T. Proudian Inc. Abel Bainnson Butz LLP Landscape Architects Dr. Philip S. Abramsky D.M.D. Mrs. Kathleen Malanaphy- Abramsky Academy of Mount Saint Ursula All Hallows High School All Seasons Day Care Mr. Stephen Anikewich ’69 Mr. David Antenucci Mr. Cleveland E. Beckett, Jr. ’88 Bergen Engineering Co. Bishop Dubois High School Alumni Association Mr. Edward Breen ’55 Mr. Francis L. Capasso ’60 Mr. Dorando Cavallacci, Jr. Cement And Concrete Workers- Union 18A Charles Schwab & Co. Mr. Michael P. Chirichello ’61 Mr. Frank J. Cieri ’67 Mr. John P. Cifichiello C.P.A. ’64 Mrs. Crystal Clemente Mr. Elia Clemente Mr. Robert F. Cook ’96 Mr. Robert V. Costabile ’66 Mr. Sean Cunniffe Dr. Ralph W. DeNatale ’69 Nancy DeLorenzo Mr. Brian Derry ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Febles Mr. Michael F. Fitzgerald ’60 Mr. Robert L. Fortunato ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Funck Gallin Beeler Design Studio Architects Mrs. A. Patricia Gamble GE Foundation Mr. Thomas P. Houlihan Mr. George P. Huber ’53 Mr. Mario A. Iazzetti ’65 Iona Preparatory School Mr. Theodore G. Jung ’57 Mr. Paul L. Kerins ’70 Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club, Inc. Mr. Robert F. Klein ’63 Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Program Mr. Frank R. LaPietra ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lalli ’73, Esq. Mr. Thomas J. Langtry ’67 Mr. John F. Larkin ’67 Thomas E. Lasala Mr. Bernard J. Leonard ’57 Mr. Michael C. Lo Parrino ’90 Mr. William A. Lynch

Lynch & Associates Mr. Thomas A. Mackey ’53 Mr. David F. MacRae Dr. George L. Maiberger EdD ’49 Mr. Robert F. Martinelli ’73 Hon. George R. Mayer ’57 Mr. and Mrs. John J. McCombe Mr. James P. McEvoy ’81 Mr. thomas mckenna Mr. Thomas J. McSpedon ’64 Metro Property Group Monroe College Mr. Michael G. Mullen ’76 Dr. Edward H. Murphy ’64 Mr. Joseph R. Napolitano ’70 Thomas W. O’Brien, Ph.D. ’80 Mr. and Mrs. James M. O’Keefe Mr. William J. Parisi ’57 Parkway Exterminating Co., Inc. Pitney Bowes Mr. Thomas V. Pizzo ’57 Preston High School Mr. John A. Pugliese ’58 Mr. Michael J. Quinn ’55 Mrs. Adriana M. Quinones-Garcia RMF Electric Inc. Rockefeller Group International,Inc. Mr. George A. Ruth ’64 Ms. Patricia Ryan Mr. Victor H. Salcedo ’96 Salesian High School Mr. Michael J. Santa Maria, Jr. ’57 SBS Promo Mr. William E. Schoeck ’61 Mr. John A. Serapiglia ’67 Mr. Richard E. Sforza ’62 Mr. Nigel C. Shepherd, Esq. ’80 Silver Lining Solar, LLC Mr. Carmine V. Smedira ’64 Mr. Michael Spillane ’79 St. Catherine Academy Mr. John Swatek Mr. Robert Terminello The Holborn Family Fund The New York Athletic Club Mr. John Valentini ’04 Verizon Foundation Mr. James L. Vernocchi ’67 Mr. Frank F. Vozza ’71 Mr. John M. Whitman ’59 Mr. Robert B. Withers ’77 World Wide Ferrari Maserati Mr. Paul Zajac ’73 HOWIE SMITH LEAGUE Mr. Richard Acunto Mr. Pasquale S. Alessi ’67 Mr. Vincent Ambroselli ’78 Amerisigns

Mr. James E. Antenucci ’56 Mr. Ronald J. Bakay ’67 Mr. John P. Barden ’79 David Bieber Mr. Michael Blume Mr. Joseph O. Brusco ’76 Mr. Marshall J. Bucci ’61 Mr. John F. Byrne ’57 Mr. Lawrence P. Byrwa ’67 C C Vending, Inc. Mr. Carl J. Calo ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cappucci, FR Mr. James N. Carforo ’71 Mr. Douglas P. Cassetta ’59 Mr. Thomas M. Cassidy ’44 Mr. Vincent J. Catania ’63 Mr. Anthony J. Ceci ’66 Mr. Ronald D. Chomiw ’67 Mr. Jim Clifford ’51 Mr. Lucien A. Coggia ’64 Ms. Caitlin Coleman Mr. Michael R. Colon ’87 Mr. John Consentino ’58 Mr. John W. Cook Mr. Glennon L. Cooper ’58 Mr. Thomas F. Cotter ’59 Mr. Joseph M. Curran ’80 Mr. Matthew F. Daly ’63 Mr. James P. Damico ’65 Capt. Donald J. DeBona, Sr. ’45 Mr. Louis DelSavio ’57 Mr. Thomas J. Delaney, Jr. Mr. Jon M. DeMatteis ’63 Mr. Nicholas Dimaio Mr. Louis Discepola ’83 Mr. Brian J. Donato ’58 Dr. Carl J. Drago ’70 Mr. Brian Dutzer ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. Kevin Farrell Mr. Anthony F. Fazio ’58 Mr. Kevin Ferrari Mr. Domenick R. Fumai ’78 Green Keepers Tree Care Mr. Carlton H. Greene, Jr. ’78 Mr. Bryan Holt ’03 IBM Global Services - tech support Mr. Ralph E. Jardine ’84 Mr. John T. Jordano FSA ’74 Mr. Cornelius P. Kelly ’76 Mr. Larry E. Lancione ’72 Mr. and Ms. Andrew Lane, PP Mr. Christopher G. Lanzano ’76 Mr. Alphonso LeBlanc ’86 Mr. Brian F. Lennon ’68 Mr. Anthony J. Livornese ’67 Mr. Edward A. Luciano ’67 Mr. David Lulgjuraj ’11 Mr. Theodore A. Maffei PE ’61 Mr. Richard E. Malgieri ’67

Mr. Ralph A. Manna ’55 Mr. Joseph F. Marcogliese ’61 Mr. Robert L. Masciangelo ’67 Mr. George H. McCutcheon ’50 Mrs. Catherina McGettigan Mr. Jim McNiff ’67 Mr. Miguel J. Menard ’89 Mr. Anthony J. Merante ’78 Mr. Jerry T. Mileno ’50 Mr. Peter E. Mongillo ’62 Mr. Thomas D. Morris ’67 Mr. Luan Ndreshaj ’97 Mr. John J. Nista ’57 Dr. Clifford G. Nyman, D.D.S. ’67 Mr. Thomas M. O’Halloran ’71 Mr. Kevin A. Olifiers ’59 Dr. Louis D. Orazio EdD ’45 Panebianco LLC Mr. Thomas M. Pappas ’68 Mr. William C. Payret, Jr. ’79 Mr. Robert F. Pelliciari Dr. Robert Pettignano ’69 Mr. Thomas E. Phelan ’57 Mr. Richard L. Pochetti ’69 Mr. Joseph G. Porricelli ’61 Mr. Donald E. Powers ’51 Mr. Robert Pugliese ’59 Mr. William G. Quinn Mr. John V. Riche ’67 Mr. Mark Sadok Mrs. Jule A. Saracco Dr. Douglas Savino Mr. Joseph P. Scharr ’77 Mr. Thomas J. Seery ’59 Mr. Edward J. Shea ’69 Mr. Alan Snider, Esq. Mr. Ferdinand S. Spucci ’63 Mr. John G. Spyropulos ’62 Mr. Robert Stapleton Mr. Gerard C. Sullivan ’63 Mr. Michael Sweeney ’07 Dr. Frank D. Tinari ’60 Mr. John J. Tocco ’54 Mr. Anthony D. Torrieri ’72 UBS Mr. Lester J. Ventimiglia ’65 Mr. Patrick F. White ’57 Mr. Robert A. Wolchik ’67 Mr. Patrick J. Wolfe ’63 Mr. Robert T. Youngblood ’96 Mr. Joseph Zitelli CENTURY CLUB Mr. Shawn E. Abraham, Jr. ’02 Mr. Alfred J. Acunto Mr. Stephen H. Acunto ’67 Mr. Richard K. Adzei ’96 Mr. Ralph Agovino ’01 Mr. Anthony R. Allis ’66

Mr. Michael P. Amodio ’74 Mr. Martin E. Andrucki ’63 Mr. Rick Apicella ’73 Mr. Richard Avitabile ’65 Mr. and Mrs. James Baez, PP Mr. Raymond F. Banker, Jr. ’60 Ms. Mary Barber Mr. T. Michael Barry, Esq. ’57 Mr. Edward W. Basile ’72 Mr. Arthur Bavoso Mr. Thomas Baxter ’79 Mr. James M. Beattie ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Bebick Mr. Peter A. Bernasconi ’69 Mr. James J. Bolger ’65 Mr. Vincent J. Boniface ’61 Mr. Louis Borrelli Boston Road Equipment Rental Mr. John P. Brady ’55 Mr. Robert W. Breen ’50 Dr. John P. Brennan EdD ’61 Mr. Howard Brown Mr. John Bruno ’03 Mr. Thomas G. Byrne ’58 Mr. Robert A. Caccavo ’75 Lt. Col. Joseph A. Cammalleri USAF (Ret) ’52 Mr. Jerome F. Cangialosi ’63 Mr. Anthony J. Capellupo ’86 Mr. James A. Caputo ’64 Mr. Donald Casey Mr. Paul J. Cavaluzzi ’67 Mr. Joseph Cavanagh Mr. Anthony J. Christiano ’71 Mr. Thomas E. Ciccotelli ’68 Mr. William J. Clarke ’71 Mr. Michael T. Cleary ’82 Mr. Kevin Coleman Mr. Robert D. Coleman ’67 Mr. Robert S. Conforti ’66 Mr. Robert F. Connolly ’60 Mr. Thomas Connors Mr. Laurence A. Contello ’65 Mr. Pierre Correa ’08 Dr. Steven G. Credidio ’67 Mr. Geneen J. Crocco Mr. Joshua Cruz RVT ’96 Dr. George M. Cuesta ’73 Mr. Alex J. Cuesta ’72 Mr. Kevin P. Cummins ’83 Mr. Joseph L. Cunningham ’48 Mr. John E. D’Andrea ’50 Mr. Peter W. D’Arpa ’67 Mr. Patrick C. De Gasperis ’56 Mr. Gerald J. DeBona ’47 Mr. Joseph M. DeFrancis ’63 Mr. Phillip M. Degaetano ’64 Bro. Philip Degagne FMS Mr. Vincent Della Rocca ’67 Mr. George DeQuattro ’71

Mr. Vincent A. Di Carlo Mr. Vincent A. DiCarlo ’49 Mr. Frank J. DiMucci ’73 Mr. Vincent P. Ditrano, Jr. ’52 Mr. Joseph A. Diurno ’70 Bro. Gerald P. Doherty FMS ’61 Mr. Thomas P. Donnelly ’53 Mr. James F. Donovan ’46 Mr. Martin Doris ’62 Mr. Jeremiah F. Doyle ’60 Drain Saver Sewer Service Mr. Michael T. Duignan ’76 Mr. Robert J. Durr, Sr. ’50 Mr. John F. Dwyer ’49 Mr. George F. Eichler ’60 Mr. Benedict D. Emanuele ’63 Dr. Kurt J. Engemann ’67 Mr. Christopher Fahl ’67 Mr. Salvatore A. Farenga ’67 Mr. Joseph P. Fasciglione ’86 Mr. Robert J. Fels ’72 Mr. Daniel Fernandes ’98 Mr. Robert F. Ferraro ’59 Mr. Joseph Fingerman Mrs. MaryAlice Fish Mr. Denis J. Flavin ’88 Mr. Charles W. Flynn ’49 Mr. Richard G. Fontana ’62 Mr. Stephen M. Forlini ’79 Mr. Aldo H. Forlini ’78 Mr. Myles A. Frank ’50 Mr. Harold P. Frisch ’56 Mr. Robert D. Fritz Mr. Anthony J. Fucci ’86 Mr. Thomas J. Fusco ’67 Angelo Gallo Mr. Anthony Garcia ’61 Mr. Joseph D. Gari ’60 Mr. Dean Gestal ’67 Mr. Thomas J. Gilheany ’81 Mr. James D. Gillick ’72 Mr. Charles Glennon Mr. George E. Glomb ’67 Mr. Michael Graner ’67 Mr. George E. Grant ’67 Mr. James W. Grieco ’57 Mr. Lawrence Gritz Mr. Patrick J. Guarino ’60 Mr. Robert P. Hahn ’56 Mr. Eugene H. Hahn ’57 Mr. Donald J. Halmy ’54 Mr. Edward P. Hand ’50 Ms. Eileen Hanley Mr. Robert J. Hanlon, Sr. ’51 Mr. Thomas P. Harding ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. / Gina Hegarty Mr. Michael J. Henitz ’59 Mr. Richard F. Hertel ’54 Mr. William J. Hill ’72

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Ms. Maureen Hinkleman Dr. Stephen F. Hofmeister ’76 Mr. Gerard J. Houlihan Mr. John P. Howard ’57 Mr. Paul E. Hughes ’60 Mr. Robert J. Hutchinson ’65 Dr. Christopher Ilacqua ’78 Mr. and Mrs. John Ingrassia Ms. Joanne Iorio Mr. Walter E. Ivers, Jr. PE ’64 Mrs. Jennifer M. Jackman-Joseph, PP Ms. Gail Jacobsen Mr. Francis P. Joyce ’51 Mr. Albert E. Karoly ’65 Mr. John A. Kearney ’68 Mr. Jerry F. Kebrdle II ’85 Mr. Laurence Kenny Gerard Kinsley Mr. William J. Kleber ’49 Mr. John Klein ’56 Mr. Joseph H. Kratochvil ’52 Mr. Michael J. Kull ’72 Mr. John F. Lambert ’67 Mr. Michael P. Lanza ’67 Mr. Anthony A. Lemma ’57 Mr. William D. Lessa ’67 Dr. R. Michael Levi ’62 Dr. Julio Lima ’69, Ph.D. Mr. Frank G. LoBello ’80 Mr. Richard J. Loehmann ’67 Dr. Angelo Longo DMD ’67 Mr. Nicholas V. Longo ’60 Mr. Peter P. Longo ’67 Mr. Frank J. Lupi, Jr. ’67 Mr. Jeremiah P. Lynch ’61 Mr. Frank Madonia Mr. Joseph Magardino Mr. Stephen N. Magyera ’67 Mr. Robert M. Maher CPA ’67 Mr. Daniel R. Mahon ’68 Mr. John J. Manna, Jr. Mr. Joseph J. Marchesani ’61 Mr. Robert J. Marinaro ’59 Mr. Mario J. Marsich ’58 Mr. Joseph P. Mastropolo ’65 Mr. William E. Maurer ’47 Mr. M. Charles McBee ’64 Mr. James H. McCarthy ’72 Mr. Richard F. McCarthy ’55 Mr. Thomas A. McCarthy ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. McEvily Mr. Kenneth J. McGahren ’57 Mr. David A. McGee ’70 Mr. Timothy A. McGowan ’68 Mr. Matthew C. McGrath, Esq. ’85 Mr. Martin G. McGreevy ’64 Mr. John A. McKegney ’66 Mr. Kevin P. McKendry ’70 Mr. Kevin J. McManus ’67

Mr. Thomas A. McManus ’45 Mr. John C. McManus ’71 Mr. Arthur G. McShane ’69 Mr. William Meehan ’67 Mr. John Meehan Mr. Eric S. Menocal ’89 Anthony D. Mercando , MD, FACC ’72 Mr. Dick D. Mercora ’58 Mr. Sal J. Miele ’67 Nino and Madeline Mignone, D.D.S. Mr. Dennis R. Mincieli ’64 Mr. Angelo J. Mirabile ’65 Mr. John V. Mooney, Jr. ’55 Mr. Kevin Moran ’94 Morgan Stanley Mr. Joseph S. Murphy ’70 Mr. Matthew Murphy ’06 Mr. Frank J. Muscillo ’67 Mr. Arthur F. Napolitano ’60 Mr. Amadou N’Dow ’03 Mr. John C. Nee ’56 Mr. Frank M. Nicolosi ’60 Mr. Robert Norchi ’70 Mr. James R. Norchi ’66 Kenneth OBrien Mr. Kevin M. O’Connor ’60 Mr. Steven R. O’Hanlon ’76 Mr. Francis C. O’Keefe ’68 Hon. Angelo F. Orazio ’44 Mr. William R. O’Reilly ’64 Mr. Joseph P. Orlando ’61 Mr. Aaron S. Pagan ’08 Mrs. Terry Paul Mr. Charles M. Payret ’79 Mr. John L. Perrotti ’53 Mr. James J. Pettigrew ’61 Mr. Ronald E. Pezzino ’56 Mr. Albert J. Pipa ’63 Mr. Richard R. Pisani ’64 Mr. Anthony T. Platoni ’61 Mr. Gerald J. Porricelli, Esq. ’66 Mr. Charles J. Prestipino ’73 Mr. Anthony F. Prestipino ’59 Mr. Patrick J. Quirke ’80 LCDR John J. Raftery USN (Ret.) ’40 Mr. Peter M. Ragaglia ’63 Mr. John F. Ramundo ’67 Mr. John A. Raniolo ’69 Mr. Henry J. Rapisarda ’60 Mr. Timothy J. Rehm ’72 Mr. John F. Reynolds ’59 Dr. Thomas J. Reynolds ’69 Mr. George T. Rickert ’66 Ms. Jennifer B. Rivera Mr. Richard M. Rodriguez ’85 Dr. Juan M. Rodriguez Mr. Robert Rosenberg

Mr. Richard L. Ryan ’45 Mr. Richard J. Ryan ’64 Mr. Arthur J. Saladino ’63 Ms. Antoinette E. Santoemma Mr. Donald E. Sauer ’48 Mr. George J. Saviano ’67 Reverend Peter C. Scaramuzzo ’57 Mr. Louis E. Scaramuzzo ’67 Mr. Raymond Schmidt Mr. John H. Schmidt ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sepe, FR Mr. Stephen J. Serwatka ’66 Mr. Stephen J. Setteducati ’67 Mr. William T. Sforza ’58 Mr. Christopher J. Shea ’65 Col. Nicholas J. Sheppard USMC R G40(Ret.) ’40 Mount Middle School Mr. Thomas K. Sheridan ’60 Mr. Edward P. Silard ’73 Mr. Jerome A. Simonetty ’64 Mr. Brian T. Smith ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Stern Mr. Louis M. Suglia ’67 Mr. Raymond J. Sullivan ’63 T & L Trophies & Awards Mr. Chris Tartarone ’10 Mr. Paul J. Thomas Mr. Lawrence D. Thorp ’54 Mr. John J. Timmel ’62 Mr. Darren Tinger Mr. Peter J. Toscano ’71 Mr. Richard K. Treacy ’64 Mr. John F. Trinchitella ’60 Mr. David A. Trizano ’67 Mr. Mario A. Trombetta ’67 Mr. Paul Trupia ’71 Ms. Lucy L. Tucker Mr. Turk Mr. Michael E. Valenzano ’87 Bro. Richard Van Houten FMS Mr. William B. Van Riper, Jr. ’48 Mr. John J. Versosky ’71 Mr. Paul M. Veteri, CPA, CPRC Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vidal, PP Mr. John A. Vigilante ’48 Mr. Jeffrey M. Vigilo ’68 Mr. Harry Waizer Mr. Thomas J. Walker ’52 Mr. Michael J. Wallace ’70 Mr. Robert J. Wallace ’40 Eileen Walsh Mr. Hugh J. Walsh, Jr. ’79 Dr. H. Peter Wintrich TTEE ’48 Mr. Joseph L. Wucher ’56 Mr. Philip S. Zizzo ’66 Dr. Louis C. Zuccarello ’54 Mr. George A. Zupko III ’62

CONTRIBUTORS Mr. William J. Acquario ’54 Mr. Alexander A. Acuti ’64 Ms. Debora E. Addison, PP Mr. John M. Alberga ’69 American Broadcasting Company, Inc., Disney Mr. Carl R. Anderson ’61 Deacon John E. Antenucci ’55 Mr. Robert T. Baker ’64 Mr. Matthew Barlow ’11 Mr. John J. Bassano ’58 Mr. Lourdes Bautista Mr. Michael A. Belotti, Sr. ’73 Robert J. Bettini, M.D. ’57 Mr. Michael J. Bonaiuto ’67 Dr. Pierino G. Bonanni ’78 Mr. Bernard A. Brady ’78 Mr. Joseph G. Brown, Jr. ’64 Mr. Vincent P. Bruno ’79 Mr. Jonathan Cardona ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Carlisi ’67 Mr. Edward G. Carr ’58 Mr. Vincent J. Celentano ’62 Mr. Robert J. Ciaffa ’72 Mr. Frank Civitillo ’64 Mr. Dominick C. Como ’66 George Conrad Mr. Dominick Corrado ’76 Mr. Michael J. Costello ’68 Mr. Leslie R. Cox III Mr. John J. Danisi ’65 Mr. Leonard A. De Lorenzo III ’76 Mr. Vincent C. DeFazio ’65 Mr. Philip J. DiGilio ’65 Mr. Dan Donovan ’67 Mr. Thomas Eikamp Mr. Robert F. Eyler ’75 Mr. Charles J. Fausti ’70 Mr. Thomas R. Fennell ’52 Stephanie Fields Dr. Gerald A. Filardi ’58 Mr. Denis J. Flynn ’84 Mr. Theodore J. Flynn ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Layton W. Franko, AL Mr. Gerard W. Friedrich ’68 Mr. Paul Galajda ’69 Dr. Joseph J. Galante ’74 Mr. Joseph Galanti ’64 Mr. John V. Garvelli ’60 Mr. John J. Gaynor ’68 Mr. James F. Gilligan ’60 CDR Walter J. Gordon USN(Ret.) ’64 Mr. David H. Gower ’77 Mr. Richard A. Grossi ’65 Mr. Walter K. Gruenstrass ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Haggerty Mr. Charles J. Hofsaes ’53 Mr. Jayson Holt ’08

Mr. Jason J. Hungreder ’04 Mr. Stephen F. Huvane ’84 Mr. Richard S. Insolia ’51 Mr. Robert L. Ippolito ’87 Mr. Oscar J. Jimenez, Jr. ’83 Mr. Walter J. Johanson ’64 Ms. Diane M. Kenna Mr. Werner E. Kohler ’57 Mr. William A. Krebs ’54 Mr. Ralph J. Kuhn ’77 Mr. Donald A. LaRotonda ’63 Mr. Peter M. Lennon ’57 Mr. Jonathan Leon ’10 Mr. Vincent LeVoci Mr. Richard A. Liberatore ’64 Mr. Michael J. Libretta ’87 Mr. Vincent S. Lifrieri ’69 Mr. Thomas F. Litrenta ’61 Dr. Joseph Maresca CPA, CISA ’69 Mr. Francisco J. Martinez ’16 Mr. Alfred L. Marulli ’59 Mr. Michael Mcbrien ’12 Mr. Thomas A. McCarthy Mr. John P. McCauley ’54 Mr. Michael McEnaney ’12 Mr. Patrick McEnaney ’11 Mr. Michael F. McEneney, Esq. ’49 Mr. Brian M. McGowan ’70 Mr. Thomas J. McHale ’66 Mr. Eugene F. Meenagh ’40 Mr. Kwame B. Mensah ’08 Mr. Victor P. Minei ’74 Mobile Giving Foundation Mr. Michael Montemurro ’63 Mr. Robert J. Mooney ’57 Mr. Thomas J. Moran ’55 Mr. Gerald N. Mucciolo ’56 Mr. Dennis Murphy, PP Mr. Richard Narog ’66 Ms. Acinette Nelson Mr. Russell H. Neumann, Sr. ’50 Mr. Phillip D. Nicholson ’08 Mr. David N. Nickens ’59 Mr. Robert L. Nicolai ’58 Mr. Joseph J. Nista ’57 Mr. Carlos Nolan ’11 Mr. Henri R. Nolin CPP ’71 Mr. Michael J. Occhicone C.P.A. ’71 Mr. John F. O’Connell ’45 Mr. Frederick U. O’Connor ’58 Mr. Ludwig A. Odierna ’51 Mr. John E. O’Neill CPA ’62 Mr. Hugh D. O’Rourke, LSW ’57 Mr. Andrew J. O’Shaughnessy ’71 Mr. Carl A. Pannuti ’59 Mr. Joseph N. Penn ’58 Mr. Ian Peralta ’13 Mr. Roland S. Pianotti ’48 Mr. Edward Pichardo Dr. Daniel J. Pisano ’46

Mr. John P. Prendergast ’54 Mr. Bernard J. Prendergast ’56 Mr. James Quintessenza ’79 Mr. Michael C. Resta ’54 Mr. Vincent Riccobono ’69 Mr. Frederick Rivera ’09 Mr. Joseph Rivera ’65 Mr. Thomas G. Roda ’48 Dr. Patrick Russolillo ’70 Mr. Francis X. Ryan ’61 Mr. Cirino Sanfilippo ’82 Mr. Michael A. Sarlo ’72 Mr. Donald Sawyer ’96 Mr. James P. Scotti ’71 Mr. Michael P. Shea ’83 Mr. Matthew D. Shuffler ’03 Mr. Ahkeem Simmons ’07 Mr. Joseph J. Simone ’74 Mr. Patrick J. Smith ’58 Deacon and Mrs. Joseph P. Solanto ’58 Gabrielle Spinelli Mr. William J. Stout ’59 Deacon James R. Suchy ’67 Mr. William J. Suling ’58 Mr. Nchendia M. Tajong ’98 Mr. Paul A. Tammaro, Sr. ’56 Mr. Francesco Tartarone ’10 Mr. Joseph T. Terilli ’64 Mr. Andrew Thompson ’07 Mr. Richard Thompson ’07 Mr. Thomas M. Triglia, Jr. ’99 Mr. Martin F. Valens ’69 Mr. Emilio A. Vazquez, Jr. ’86 Mr. Vincent Vecchio ’70 Mr. Anthony J. Ventarola ’86 Mr. Gerald O. Villone Mr. Louis A. Viola ’54 Mr. Kevin P. Whalen ’71 Mr. Kevin F. Whelan ’73 Mr. Locksley D. Williams, Jr. ’04 YBConnects, LLC

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GIVING BY CLASS 1940 19 ALUMNI 5 DONORS 26.32% PARTICIPATION $1,325. TOTAL Mr. Eugene F. Meenagh Mr. Peter F. Quinn LCDR John J. Raftery USN(Ret.) Col. Nicholas J. Sheppard USMC(Ret.) Mr. Robert J. Wallace 1943 27 ALUMNI 1 DONOR 3.70% PARTICIPATION $1,000. TOTAL Mr. John F. McGowan 1944 24 ALUMNI 3 DONORS 12.50% PARTICIPATION $1,475. TOTAL Mr. Thomas M. Cassidy Mr. Thomas (Tom) R. Donahue Mr. Angelo F. Orazio 1945 25 ALUMNI 5 DONORS 20.00% PARTICIPATION $725. TOTAL Mr. Donald J. DeBona Mr. Thomas A. McManus Mr. John F. O’Connell Dr. Louis D. Orazio EdD Mr. Richard L. Ryan 1946 24 ALUMNI 3 DONORS 12.50% PARTICIPATION $10,125. TOTAL Mr. James F. Donovan Mr. Michael J. Greco Dr. Daniel J. Pisano

1947 26 ALUMNI 3 DONORS 11.54% PARTICIPATION $9,580. TOTAL Mr. Gerald J. DeBona Mr. William E. Maurer Mr. Eugene C. Trautlein 1948 38 ALUMNI 7 DONORS 18.42% PARTICIPATION $763.65 TOTAL Mr. Joseph L. Cunningham Mr. Roland S. Pianotti Mr. Thomas G. Roda Mr. Donald E. Sauer Mr. William B. Van Riper Jr. Mr. John A. Vigilante Dr. Herman P. Wintrich MD, FSCS 1949 28 ALUMNI 6 DONORS 21.43% PARTICIPATION $950. TOTAL Mr. Vincent A. DiCarlo Mr. John F. Dwyer Mr. Charles W. Flynn Mr. William J. Kleber Dr. George L. Maiberger EdD Mr. Michael F. McEneney Esq. 1950 37 ALUMNI 8 DONORS 21.62% PARTICIPATION $1,010. TOTAL Mr. Robert W. Breen Mr. John E. D’Andrea Mr. Robert J. Durr Sr. Mr. Myles A. Frank Mr. Edward P. Hand Mr. George H. McCutcheon Mr. Jerry T. Mileno Mr. Russell H. Neumann Sr.

1951 46 ALUMNI 6 DONORS 13.04% PARTICIPATION $885. TOTAL Mr. Jim Clifford Mr. Robert J. Hanlon Sr. Mr. Richard P. Insolia Mr. Francis P. Joyce Mr. Ludwig A. Odierna Mr. Donald E. Powers 1952 59 ALUMNI 6 DONORS 10.17% PARTICIPATION $775. TOTAL Lt. Col. (Ret.) Joseph A. Cammalleri USAF Mr. Vincent P. Ditrano Jr. Mr. Thomas (Tom) R. Fennell Mr. Joseph H. Kratochvil Mr. Robert L. Saracco Mr. Thomas J. Walker 1953 57 ALUMNI 7 DONORS 12.28% PARTICIPATION $3,250. TOTAL Mr. Thomas P. Donnelly Mr. Charles J. Hofsaes Mr. George P. Huber Mr. Frank R. LaPietra Mr. Thomas A. Mackey Mr. John L. Perrotti Col. Robert H. Seh Jr USAF(R) 1954 65 ALUMNI 13 DONORS 20.00% PARTICIPATION $7,830. TOTAL Mr. William J. Acquario Mr. Donald J. Halmy Mr. Richard F. Hertel Mr. John H. Hofstetter Mr. William A. Krebs Mr. John P. McCauley Mr. Joseph Pfeifer Mr. John P. Prendergast Mr. Michael C. Resta Mr. Lawrence D. Thorp Mr. John J. Tocco Mr. Louis A. Viola Dr. Louis C. Zuccarello

1955 73 ALUMNI 10 DONORS 13.70% PARTICIPATION $3,590. TOTAL Deacon John E. Antenucci Mr. John P. Brady Mr. Edward Breen Mr. Jerry L. Carbone Mr. Fortunato Giannetto Mr. Ralph A. Manna Mr. Richard F. McCarthy Mr. John V. Mooney Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Moran Mr. Michael J. Quinn 1956 101 ALUMNI 16 DONORS 15.84% PARTICIPATION $59,465. TOTAL Mr. James Antenucci Mr. Patrick C. Degasperis Mr. Donald T. DeCarlo Mr. Robert L. Fortunato Mr. Layton W. Franko Mr. Harold P. Frisch Mr. Joseph J. Hahn Mr. Robert P. Hahn Mr. John M. Klein Mr. Angelo R. Mozilo Mr. Gerald N. Mucciolo Mr. John C. Nee Mr. Ronald E. Pezzino Mr. Bernard J. Prendergast Mr. Paul A. Tammaro Sr. Mr. Joseph L. Wucher 1957 127 ALUMNI 34 DONORS 26.77% PARTICIPATION $34,585. TOTAL Mr. Vincent A. Andrisani Mr. T. Michael Barry Esq. Dr. Robert J. Bettini MD Mr. John F. Byrne Mr. Louis DelSavio Mr. John P. Farrauto Col. Louis P. Gonzalez USAF(Ret.) Mr. James W. Grieco Mr. Eugene H. Hahn Rev. George W. Hommel Mr. John P. Howard Mr. Richard F. Jones Jr. Mr. Theodore G. Jung Mr. Werner E. Kohler

Mr. Anthony A. Lemma Mr. Peter M. Lennon Mr. Bernard J. Leonard Mr. George R. Mayer Mr. Kenneth J. McGahren Mr. Michael F. McNelis Mr. Robert J. Mooney Mr. John J. Nista Mr. Joseph J. Nista Mr. Hugh D. O’Rourke Mr. William J. Parisi Mr. Thomas E. Phelan Mr. Thomas V. Pizzo Mr. Andrew W. Poschmann Mr. Salvatore Promuto Mr. Mauro C. Romita Esq. Mr. Michael J. Santa Maria Jr. Mr. Anthony E. Santelli Reverend Peter C. Scaramuzzo Mr. Patrick F. White 1958 124 ALUMNI 22 DONORS 17.74% PARTICIPATION $25,215. TOTAL Mr. John J. Bassano Mr. Thomas G. Byrne Mr. Edward G. Carr Mr. John Consentino Mr. Glennon L. Cooper Mr. Brian J. Donato Mr. Anthony F. Fazio Dr. Gerald A. Filardi MD Mr. Thomas P. Finn Dr. Peter D. Fugazzi Mr. Kenneth G. Gamble Dr. Joseph R. Giallo Mr. Mario J. Marsich Mr. Dick D. Mercora Mr. Robert L. Nicolai Mr. Frederick U. O’Connor Mr. Joseph N. Penn Mr. John A. Pugliese Mr. William T. Sforza Mr. Patrick J. Smith Mr. Joseph P. Solanto Mr. William J. Suling 1959 141 ALUMNI 25 DONORS 17.73% PARTICIPATION $64,115. TOTAL Mr. John Antonaccio Mr. Michael J. Borrelli Mr. Douglas P. Cassetta Mr. Thomas F. Cotter

Mr. Kenneth J. Doyle Mr. Robert P. Ferrara Mr. Robert Ferraro Mr. Michael J. Henitz Mr. Robert J. Marinaro Mr. Alfred L. Marulli Mr. David N. Nickens Mr. Kevin A. Olifiers Mr. Dennis P. O’Toole Mr. Carl A. Pannuti Mr. Anthony F. Prestipino Mr. Robert Pugliese Mr. John F. Reynolds Mr. Anthony W. Ruggiero Mr. Brian G. Schwahn Mr. Joseph C. Scozzari Mr. Thomas J. Seery Mr. William J. Stout Mr. Felice Trocchio Mr. Paul A. Veteri Mr. John M. Whitman 1960 207 ALUMNI 32 DONORS 15.46% PARTICIPATION $76,540. TOTAL Mr. Raymond F. Banker Jr. Mr. James M. Beattie Mr. Robert J. Burke Mr. George R. Campbell Mr. Francis L. Capasso Mr. Robert F. Connolly Mr. James M. Coogan Mr. Denis A. Doyle Mr. Jeremiah F. Doyle Mr. George F. Eichler Mr. Michael F. Fitzgerald Mr. Theodore J. Flynn Mr. Joseph D. Gari Mr. John V. Garvelli Mr. James F. Gilligan Dr. Ralph S. Greco MD Mr. Walter K. Gruenstrass Mr. Patrick J. Guarino Mr. Paul E. Hughes Mr. Nicholas V. Longo Dr. Richard L. Maiberger Mr. Arthur F. Napolitano Mr. Frank M. Nicolosi Mr. Kevin M. O’Connor Mr. William P. Polian Jr. Mr. Henry J. Rapisarda Mr. Thomas K. Sheridan Mr. Stephen W. Tallon Mr. John F. Tancredi Frank D. Tinari Ph.D Mr. John F. Trinchitella Mr. Raymond J. Vecci

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1961 171 ALUMNI 23 DONORS 13.45% PARTICIPATION $274,742.02 TOTAL Mr. Carl R. Anderson Mr. Vincent J. Boniface Dr. John P. Brennan EdD Mr. Marshall J. Bucci Mr. Edward J. Caffrey Mr. Michael P. Chirichello Bro. Gerald P. Doherty FMS Mr. Anthony Garcia Mr. Paul A. Grossi Mr. Thomas F. Litrenta Mr. Jeremiah P. Lynch Mr. Theodore A. Maffei PE Mr. Joseph J. Marchesani Mr. Joseph F. Marcogliese Mr. Richard J. Murphy Mr. Joseph P. Orlando Mr. Richard M. Paul Mr. James J. Pettigrew Mr. Anthony T. Platoni Mr. Joseph G. Porricelli Mr. Francis X. Ryan Mr. William E. Schoeck Mr. Boniface A. Zaino 1962 140 ALUMNI 12 DONORS 8.57% PARTICIPATION $3,334.55 TOTAL Mr. Carl J. Calo Mr. Vincent J. Celentano Mr. Martin Doris Mr. Richard G. Fontana Dr. Michael Levi Ph.D. Mr. Peter E. Mongello Mr. John E. O’Neill CPA Mr. Antonio J. Principi Mr. Richard E. Sforza Mr. John G. Spyropulos Mr. John J. Timmel Mr. George A. Zupko III 1963 156 ALUMNI 25 DONORS 16.03% PARTICIPATION $25,975. TOTAL Mr. Martin E. Andrucki Mr. Jerome F. Cangialosi Mr. Charles J. Casamento Mr. Vincent J. Catania Mr. Michael P. Contillo

Mr. Richard M. Cuneo Mr. Matthew F. Daly Mr. Joseph M. DeFrancis Mr. Jon M. DeMatteis Mr. Benedict D. Emanuele Mr. Daniel W. Fish Mr. Robert (Bob) F. Klein Mr. Donald A. LaRotonda Mr. Michael Montemurro Mr. Albert J. Pipa Mr. Peter M. Ragaglia Mr. Arthur J. Saladino Mr. Michael Schady Mr. Ferdinand S. Spucci Most Reverend Dennis J. Sullivan Mr. Gerard C. Sullivan Mr. Raymond J. Sullivan Mr. Richard Tinger Mr. Robert J. Walsh Mr. Patrick J. Wolfe 1964 241 ALUMNI 32 DONORS 13.28% PARTICIPATION $20,607.98 TOTAL Mr. Alexander A. Acuti Dr. Frank P. Altieri MD Dr. Richard Babaian Mr. Robert T. Baker Mr. Joseph G. Brown Jr. Mr. James A. Caputo Mr. John P. Cifichiello C.P.A. Mr. Frank Civitillo Mr. Lucian A. Coggia Mr. Terence R. Cunniffe Mr. Phillip M. Degaetano Mr. Joseph Galanti CDR Walter J. Gordon USN(Ret.) Mr. Raymond J. Huntington Mr. Walter E. Ivers PE Mr. Walter J. Johanson Mr. Richard A. Liberatore Mr. Joseph A. LoCicero Mr. M. Charles McBee Mr. Thomas A. McCarthy Mr. Martin G. McGreevy Mr. Thomas J. McSpedon Mr. Dennis R. Mincieli Dr. Edward H. Murphy Ph.D Mr. William O’Reilly Mr. Richard R. Pisani Mr. George A. Ruth Mr. Richard J. Ryan Mr. Jerome A. Simonetty Mr. Carmine V. Smedira Mr. Joseph Terilli Mr. Richard K. Treacy

1965 156 ALUMNI 20 DONORS 12.82% PARTICIPATION $9,615. TOTAL Mr. Richard Avitabile Mr. James J. Bolger Mr. Michael W. Caputo Mr. Laurence A. Contello Mr. James P. Damico Mr. John J. Danisi Mr. Vincent C. De Fazio Mr. Philip J. DiGilio Mr. Richard A. Grossi Mr. Robert J. Hutchinson Mr. Mario A. Iazzetti Mr. Albert E. Karoly Mr. Gregory A. Kleva Mr. James R. Maione Mr. Joseph P. Mastropolo Mr. Angelo J. Mirabile Mr. Joseph V. Moliterno Mr. Joseph Rivera Mr. Christopher J. Shea Mr. Lester J. Ventimiglia 1966 179 ALUMNI 18 DONORS 10.06% PARTICIPATION $133,105. TOTAL Mr. Anthony R. Allis Mr. Anthony J. Ceci Mr. Dominick C. Como Mr. Robert S. Conforti Mr. Kevin J. Corcoran Mr. Robert V. Costabile Mr. Ronald I. DeCicco Mr. John J. Farrelly Mr. Thomas J. McHale Mr. John A. McKegney Mr. Richard Narog Mr. James R. Norchi Mr. Gerald J. Porricelli Esq. Mr. George T. Rickert Mr. Stephen J. Serwatka Mr. John F. Townsend Mr. Michael D. Tusiani Mr. Philip S. Zizzo

1967 239 ALUMNI 62 DONORS 25.94% PARTICIPATION $36,115. TOTAL Mr. Stephen H. Acunto Mr. Pasquale S. Alessi Mr. Ronald J. Bakay Mr. Michael J. Bonaiuto Mr. Lawrence P. Byrwa Mr. Peter P. Calarco Mr. Peter D. Carlisi Mr. Paul J. Cavaluzzi Mr. Ronald D. Chomiw Mr. Frank J. Cieri Mr. Robert D. Coleman Mr. Rocco B. Commisso Mr. Bernard T. Costello Mr. Stephen G. Credidio Mr. Peter W. D’Arpa Mr. Vincent DellaRocca Mr. Dan Donovan Dr. Kurt J. Engemann Mr. Christopher Fahl Mr. Salvatore A. Farenga Mr. Thomas Fusco Mr. Dean Gestal Mr. George E. Glomb Mr. Michael Graner Mr. George E. Grant Mr. John (Jack) F. Lambert Mr. Thomas J. Langtry Mr. Michael P. Lanza Mr. John F. Larkin Mr. William D. Lessa Mr. Anthony J. Livornese Mr. Richard J. Loehmann Dr. Angelo Longo DMD Mr. Peter P. Longo Mr. Edward A. Luciano Mr. Frank J. Lupi Jr. Mr. Stephen N. Magyera Mr. Robert M. Maher CPA Mr. Richard E. Malgieri Mr. Robert L. Masciangelo Mr. Joseph A. Mazzella Mr. Kevin J. McManus Mr. Jim McNiff Mr. William Meehan Mr. Sal J. Miele Mr. Thomas D. Morris Mr. Frank J. Muscillo Mr. Martin M. Novesky Dr. Clifford G. Nyman DDS Mr. Robert F. Pelliciari Mr. John F. Ramundo Mr. John V. Riche Mr. George J. Saviano Mr. Louis E. Scaramuzzo

TOP 5 CLASSES TOP 5 CLASSES BY DOLLARS RAISED

CLASS OF 1961 | $274,742.02

CLASS OF 1966 | $133,105.00

CLASS OF 1960 | $76,540.00

CLASS OF 1959 | $64,115.00

CLASS OF 1956 | $59,465.00

TOP 10 CLASSES BY PARTICIPATION

CLASS OF 1957 | 26.8%

CLASS OF 1940 | 26.3%

CLASS OF 1967 | 25.9%

CLASS OF 1950 | 21.6%

CLASS OF 1949 | 21.4%

CLASS OF 1954 | 20.0%

CLASS OF 1945 | 20.0%

CLASS OF 1948 | 18.4%

CLASS OF 1958 | 17.7%

CLASS OF 1959 | 17.7%

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Mr. John A. Serapiglia Mr. Stephen J. Setteducati Deacon James R. Suchy Mr. Louis M. Suglia Mr. David A. Trizano Mr. Mario A. Trombetta Mr. James L. Vernocchi Mr. Robert A. Wolchik 1968 235 ALUMNI 14 DONORS 5.96% PARTICIPATION $3,870. TOTAL Mr. Thomas E. Ciccotelli Mr. Michael J. Costello Mr. Gerard W. Friedrich Mr. John J. Gaynor Mr. John A. Kearney Mr. Brian F. Lennon Mr. Daniel R. Mahon The Hon. Michael A. Martinelli Mr. Timothy A. McGowan Mr. John R. Mulhearn Mr. Francis C. O’Keefe Mr. Thomas M. Pappas Mr. John H. Schmidt Mr. Jeffrey M. Vigilo 1969 239 ALUMNI 21 DONORS 8.79% PARTICIPATION $13,865. TOTAL Mr. John M. Alberga Mr. Stephen Anikewich Mr. Peter A. Bernasconi Dr. Dennis J. Ceru Ph.D Dr. Ralph W. DeNatale Mr. Paul Galajda Dr. Corradino M. Lalli Mr. Vincent S. Lifrieri Dr. Julio Lima Mr. Nicholas Mancini Mr. Joseph Maresca CPA, CISA Mr. Arthur G. McShane Dr. Robert Pettignano Mr. Richard L. Pochetti Mr. Joseph P. Powers Mr. John A. Raniolo Dr. Thomas J. Reynolds Ph.D Mr. Vincent Riccobono Mr. Edward J. Shea Mr. Martin F. Valens Mr. Mario Valentini

1970 224 ALUMNI 15 DONORS 6.70% PARTICIPATION $4,125. TOTAL Mr. Joseph A. Diurno Dr. Carl J. Drago Mr. Charles J. Fausti Mr. Bruce S. Gallo Mr. Paul L. Kerins Mr. David A. McGee Mr. Brian M. McGowan Mr. Kevin P. McKendry Mr. Joseph S. Murphy Mr. Joseph R. Napolitano Mr. Robert Norchi Dr. Patrick Russolillo Ph.D Mr. Victor J. Tortorelli Mr. Vincent Vecchio Mr. Michael Wallace 1971 215 ALUMNI 20 DONORS 9.30% PARTICIPATION $19,995. TOTAL Dr. Lawrence R. Antonucci Mr. James N. Carforo Mr. Anthony J. Christiano Mr. William J. Clarke Mr. Peter P. Corritori Jr. Mr. George DeQuattro Mr. Amelio J. Giannini Mr. James P. Honohan Mr. John C. McManus Mr. Henri R. Nolin CPP Mr. Michael J. Occhicone C.P.A. Mr. Thomas M. O’Halloran Mr. Andrew J. O’Shaughnessy Mr. Roy F. Scaffidi Mr. James P. Scotti Mr. Peter J. Toscano Mr. Paul Trupia Mr. John J. Versosky Mr. F F. Vozza Mr. Kevin P. Whalen 1972 196 ALUMNI 17 DONORS 8.67% PARTICIPATION $11,140. TOTAL Mr. Edward W. Basile Mr. Robert J. Ciaffa Mr. Robert Criscuolo Mr. Alex J. Cuesta Mr. Robert J. Fels

Mr. Louis A. Giannini Jr. Mr. James D. Gillick Mr. Paul J. Granelli Mr. William J. Hill Mr. Michael J. Kull Mr. Larry E. Lancione Dr. Anthony V. Maddalo Mr. James H. McCarthy Dr. Anthony D. Mercando Mr. Timothy J. Rehm Mr. Michael A. Sarlo Mr. Anthony D. Torrieri 1973 188 ALUMNI 12 DONORS 6.38% PARTICIPATION $20,303. TOTAL Mr. Richard Apicella Mr. Michael A. Belotti Sr. Mr. Liborio B. Borsellino Dr. George M. Cuesta Ph.D Mr. Frank J. DiMucci Mr. Joseph B. Gilligan Mr. Michael A. Lalli Esq. Mr. Robert F. Martinelli Mr. Charles J. Prestipino Mr. Edward P. Silard Mr. Kevin F. Whelan Mr. Paul Zajac 1974 147 ALUMNI 7 DONORS 4.76% PARTICIPATION $13,544.81 TOTAL Mr. Michael P. Amodio Mr. Joseph J. Galante Mr. John T. Jordano FSA Mr. Victor P. Minei Dr. Henry T. Radda Mr. Richard C. Sages Mr. Joseph J. Simone 1975 154 ALUMNI 6 DONORS 3.90% PARTICIPATION $8,357.75 TOTAL Mr. Robert A. Caccavo Mr. Robert F. Eyler Mr. Brendan M. Fogarty Mr. Kevin J. McKenna Mr. Vincent E. Silvestri Mr. Rocco Sollecito

1976 160 ALUMNI 13 DONORS 8.13% PARTICIPATION $35,235. TOTAL Mr. Joseph O. Brusco Mr. Brian J. Clark Mr. James K. Coleman Mr. Dominick Corrado Mr. Patrick D’Ambrosio Mr. Leonard A. De Lorenzo III Mr. Michael T. Duignan Dr. Stephen F. Hofmeister MD Mr. Cornelius P. Kelly Mr. Christopher G. Lanzano Joseph Leanza Mr. Michael G. Mullen Mr. Steven R. O’Hanlon 1977 168 ALUMNI 8 DONORS 4.76% PARTICIPATION $9,175. TOTAL Mr. Raymon J. Adiletta Mr. Ernest A. DelGatto Mr. Stephen M. Dougherty Mr. David H. Gower Mr. Ralph J. Kuhn Mr. Michael Pappagallo Mr. Joseph P. Scharr Mr. Robert B. Withers

1978 166 ALUMNI 14 DONORS 8.43% PARTICIPATION $16,450. TOTAL Mr. Vincent Ambroselli Mr. William B. Badinelli III Dr. Pierino G. Bonanni Mr. Bernard Brady Mr. Thomas P. Burke Mr. John F. Caruso Mr. Aldo H. Forlini Mr. Domenick R. Fumai Mr. Carlton H. Greene Jr. Mr. Christopher Ilacqua Mr. Anthony J. Merante Mr. Michael T. Muzyk Mr. Joseph A. Piscina Mr. Michael V. Smyth

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1979 174 ALUMNI 11 DONORS 6.32% PARTICIPATION $18,980. TOTAL Mr. John P. Barden Mr. Richard G. Barry Jr. Mr. Thomas Baxter Mr. Vincent P. Bruno Mr. Stephen M. Forlini Mr. Gerard M. McNamara Mr. Charles Payret Mr. William C. Payret, Jr. Mr. James Quintessenz Mr. Michael Spillane Mr. Hugh J. Walsh 1980 205 ALUMNI 6 DONORS 2.93% PARTICIPATION $6,181. TOTAL Mr. Joseph Curran Mr. Martin F. Hemsley Mr. Frank G. LoBello Dr. Thomas W. O’Brien Mr. Patrick J. Quirke Mr. Nigel C. Shepherd 1981 186 ALUMNI 4 DONORS 2.15% PARTICIPATION $7,500. TOTAL Mr. Thomas J. Gilheany Mr. James P. McEvoy Mr. Peter F. Tamigi Mr. Philip F. Vottiero 1982 183 ALUMNI 2 DONORS 1.09% PARTICIPATION $200. TOTAL Mr. Michael T. Cleary Mr. Cirino Sanfilippo 1983 203 ALUMNI 4 DONORS 1.97% PARTICIPATION $425. TOTAL Mr. Kevin P. Cummins Mr. Louis Discepola Mr. Oscar J. Jimenez Jr. Mr. Michael P. Shea

1984 182 ALUMNI 6 DONORS 3.30% PARTICIPATION $4,325. TOTAL Mr. Denis J. Flynn Mr. Thomas P. Harding Mr. Stephen F. Huvane Mr. Ralph E. Jardine Mr. Michael Narcisco Mr. Brian T. Smith 1985 196 ALUMNI 3 DONORS 1.53% PARTICIPATION $425. TOTAL Mr. Jerry F. Kebrdle II Mr. Matthew C. McGrath Esq. Mr. Richard M. Rodriguez 1986 206 ALUMNI 8 DONORS 3.88% PARTICIPATION $576. TOTAL Mr. Anthony J. Capellupo Mr. Joseph P. Fasciglione Mr. Anthony J. Fucci Mr. John R. Kennedy Mr. Alphonso LeBlanc Mr. Michael A. Petrullo Mr. Emilio A. Vazquez, Jr. Mr. Anthony J. Ventarola 1987 189 ALUMNI 4 DONORS 2.12% PARTICIPATION $527.50 TOTAL Mr. Michael R. Colon Mr. Robert L. Ippolito Mr. Michael J. Libretta Mr. Michael E. Valenzano 1988 195 ALUMNI 3 DONORS 1.54% PARTICIPATION $750. TOTAL Mr. Cleveland E. Beckett Jr. Mr. Denis J. Flavin Mr. Joel E. Joseph

1989 131 ALUMNI 2 DONORS 1.53% PARTICIPATION $350. TOTAL Mr. Miguel J. Menard Mr. Eric S. Menocal 1990 163 ALUMNI 2 DONORS 1.23% PARTICIPATION $1,500. TOTAL Mr. Paul Libretta Mr. Michael C. Loparrino 1991 142 ALUMNI 1 DONOR 0.70% PARTICIPATION $2,800. TOTAL Mr. Matthew A. Franco 1994 150 ALUMNI 2 DONORS 1.33% PARTICIPATION $1,150. TOTAL Mr. Kevin Moran Mr. John Williams 1996 146 ALUMNI 7 DONORS 4.79% PARTICIPATION $3,950. TOTAL Mr. Richard K. Adzei Mr. Robert F. Cook Mr. Joshua Cruz RVT Mr. Miguel Lambert Mr. Victor H. Salcedo Mr. Donald Sawyer Mr. Robert T. Youngblood 1997 119 ALUMNI 1 DONOR 0.84% PARTICIPATION $450. TOTAL Mr. Luan Ndreshaj

1998 150 ALUMNI 3 DONORS 2.00% PARTICIPATION $1,180. TOTAL Mr. Daniel Fernandes Mr. Andrew B. Lennon Mr. Nchendia M. Tajong 1999 154 ALUMNI 1 DONOR 0.65% PARTICIPATION $25. TOTAL Mr. Thomas M. Triglia Jr. 2001 145 ALUMNI 1 DONOR 0.69% PARTICIPATION $100. TOTAL Mr. Ralph Agovino 2002 133 ALUMNI 2 DONORS 1.50% PARTICIPATION $1,195. TOTAL Shawn Abraham Mr. Jonathoan Camacho 2003 197 ALUMNI 4 DONORS 2.03% PARTICIPATION $565. TOTAL Mr. John Bruno Bryan Holt Amadou N’Dow Mr. Matthew D. Shuffler 2004 156 ALUMNI 3 DONORS 1.92% PARTICIPATION $600. TOTAL Jason J. Hungreder John Valentini Locksley D. Williams Jr

2005 236 ALUMNI 1 DONOR 0.42% PARTICIPATION $500. TOTAL Brian Derry 2006 181 ALUMNI 1 DONOR 0.55% PARTICIPATION $100. TOTAL Mr. Matthew Murphy 2007 195 ALUMNI 4 DONORS 2.05% PARTICIPATION $610. TOTAL Mr. Ahkeem Simmons Mr. Michael Sweeney Mr. Richard Thompson Mr. Andrew Thompson 2008 169 ALUMNI 5 DONORS 2.96% PARTICIPATION $420. TOTAL Mr. Pierre Correa Mr. Jayson Holt Mr. Kwame B. Mensah Mr. Phillip D. Nicholson Mr. Aaron S. Pagan

2009 169 ALUMNI 1 DONOR 0.59% PARTICIPATION $80. TOTAL Mr. Frederick Rivera 200 157 ALUMNI 3 DONORS 1.91% PARTICIPATION $170. TOTAL Mr. Jonathan Leon Mr. Francesco Tartarone Mr. Chris Tartarone

2011 189 ALUMNI 4 DONORS 2.12% PARTICIPATION $430. TOTAL Mr. Matthew Barlow Mr. David Lulgjuraj Mr. Patrick McEnaney Mr. Carlos Nolan 2012 195 ALUMNI 2 DONORS 1.03% PARTICIPATION $175. TOTAL Mr. Michael Mcbrien Mr. Michael McEnaney 2013 153 ALUMNI 3 DONORS 1.96% PARTICIPATION $2,080. TOTAL Mr. Jonathan Cardona Mr. Anthony C. Okpagu Mr. Ian Peralta 2016 158 ALUMNI 1 DONOR .63% PARTICIPATION $25. TOTAL Mr. Francisco J. Martinez

CONSECUTIVE YEAR DONORS (5-9) Mr. Alexander A. Acuti ’64 Mr. Raymon J. Adiletta ’77 Mr. John M. Alberga ’69 Mr. Vincent Ambroselli ’78 Mr. Stephen Anikewich ’69 Mr. Rick Apicella ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Bebick Mr. Cleveland E. Beckett, Jr. ’88 Dr. Pierino G. Bonanni ’78 Mr. Thomas P. Burke ’78 Mr. Thomas G. Byrne ’58 Mr. Carl J. Calo ’62 Mr. Jonathan Camacho ’02 Mr. Jerome F. Cangialosi ’63 Mr. Francis L. Capasso ’60 Mr. Jerry L. Carbone ’55 Mr. Edward G. Carr ’58 Dennis J. Ceru, Ph.D. ’69 Mr. Ronald D. Chomiw ’67

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Christopher Columbus High School Mr. Thomas E. Ciccotelli ’68 Mr. John P. Cifichiello C.P.A. ’64 Mr. Lucien A. Coggia ’64 Ms. Caitlin Coleman Mr. Kevin Coleman Mr. Thomas Connors Mr. John Consentino ’58 Mr. Laurence A. Contello ’65 Mr. Robert V. Costabile ’66 Mr. Michael J. Costello ’68 Mr. Alex J. Cuesta ’72 Mr. Matthew F. Daly ’63 Mr. Patrick D’Ambrosio ’76 Mr. John E. D’Andrea ’50 Mr. Patrick C. De Gasperis ’56 Dr. Ralph W. DeNatale ’69 Mr. Joseph M. DeFrancis ’63 Mr. Phillip M. Degaetano ’64 Mr. Ernest A. DelGatto ’77 Mr. George DeQuattro ’71 Mr. Philip J. DiGilio ’65 Mr. Louis Discepola ’83 Mr. Thomas R. Donahue ’44 Mr. Stephen M. Dougherty ’77 Mr. Denis A. Doyle ’60 Dr. Carl J. Drago ’70 Mr. George F. Eichler ’60 Mr. Robert F. Eyler ’75 Mr. John J. Farrelly ’66 Mr. Thomas P. Finn ’58 Mr. Richard G. Fontana ’62 Mr. Stephen M. Forlini ’79 Mr. Robert L. Fortunato ’56 Mr. Matthew A. Franco ’91 Friends of Bronx Charter School for Excellence Mr. and Mrs. Michael Funck Mr. Carmelo J. Gagliano Mr. Paul Galajda ’69 Dr. Joseph R. Giallo ’58 Mr. Louis A. Giannini, Jr. ’72 Mr. James D. Gillick ’72 Mr. Joseph B. Gilligan ’73 Ralph S. Greco, M.D. ’60 Mr. Patrick J. Guarino ’60 Mr. Donald J. Halmy ’54 Mr. Edward P. Hand ’50 Mr. William A. Hecht Mr. James P. Honohan ’71 Mr. Thomas P. Houlihan Mr. William A. Houlihan Mr. Gerard J. Houlihan Mr. Daniel J. Houlihan, Jr. Hunts Point Alliance Mr. Robert J. Hutchinson ’65

Inner City Scholarship Fund Mr. Ralph E. Jardine ’84 Mr. Francis P. Joyce ’51 Mr. John Klein ’56 Mr. Robert F. Klein ’63 Mr. Joseph H. Kratochvil ’52 Mr. William A. Krebs ’54 Mr. Frank R. LaPietra ’53 Mr. Miguel Lambert ’96 Mr. Christopher G. Lanzano ’76 Joseph Leanza ’76 Mr. Anthony A. Lemma ’57 Mr. Brian F. Lennon ’68 Mr. Bernard J. Leonard ’57 Dr. R. Michael Levi ’62 Dr. Julio Lima ’69, Ph.D. Mr. Thomas F. Litrenta ’61 Mr. Joseph A. LoCicero ’64 Mr. Michael C. Lo Parrino ’90 Mr. Jeremiah P. Lynch ’61 Lynch & Associates Mr. Daniel R. Mahon ’68 Mr. James R. Maione ’65 Mr. Richard E. Malgieri ’67 Marist Brothers Pelham Community Marsh & McLennan Agency The Hon. Michael A. Martinelli ’68 Mr. Robert F. Martinelli ’73 Mr. George H. McCutcheon ’50 Mr. James P. McEvoy ’81 Mr. David A. McGee ’70 Mr. Timothy A. McGowan ’68 Mr. John F. McGowan ’43 Mr. Kevin J. McManus ’67 Mr. Gerard M. McNamara ’79 Mr. Eugene F. Meenagh ’40 Mr. Miguel J. Menard ’89 Mr. Jerry T. Mileno ’50 Mr. Dennis R. Mincieli ’64 Mr. John V. Mooney, Jr. ’55 Mr. Thomas J. Moran ’55 Mr. Kevin Moran ’94 Mount Saint Michael Lay Faculty Association Mr. John R. Mulhearn, Jr. ’68 Mr. John C. Nee ’56 Mr. David N. Nickens ’59 Mr. Robert L. Nicolai ’58 Mr. Robert Norchi ’70 Mr. James R. Norchi ’66 Mr. Michael J. Occhicone C.P.A. ’71 Mr. Frederick U. O’Connor ’58 Mr. John E. O’Neill CPA ’62 Mr. William R. O’Reilly ’64 Mr. Hugh D. O’Rourke, LSW ’57 Mr. Carl A. Pannuti ’59

Mr. Thomas M. Pappas ’68 Parkway Exterminating Co., Inc. Mr. Roland S. Pianotti ’48 Mr. Thomas V. Pizzo ’57 Mr. Richard L. Pochetti ’69 Mr. Joseph P. Powers ’69 Mr. Donald E. Powers ’51 Mr. Robert Pugliese ’59 Mr. Michael J. Quinn ’55 Mr. Patrick J. Quirke ’80 Mr. Michael C. Resta ’54 Dr. Thomas J. Reynolds ’69 Mr. John F. Reynolds ’59 Mr. George T. Rickert ’66 Mr. Anthony W. Ruggiero ’59 Mr. Richard C. Sages ’74 Mr. Arthur J. Saladino ’63 Ms. Antoinette E. Santoemma Mr. Michael A. Sarlo ’72 Mr. William E. Schoeck ’61 Mr. Brian G. Schwahn ’59 Mr. Christopher J. Shea ’65 Mr. Joseph J. Simone ’74 Mr. Carmine V. Smedira ’64 Mr. Michael V. Smyth ’78 Mr. John F. Tancredi ’60 The Holborn Family Fund Mr. Lawrence D. Thorp ’54 Mr. Richard K. Treacy ’64 Mr. Felice Trocchio ’59 Mr. Michael D. Tusiani ’66 Mr. Emilio A. Vazquez, Jr. ’86 Mr. John J. Versosky ’71 Mr. Jeffrey M. Vigilo ’68 Mr. Gerald O. Villone Mr. Patrick F. White ’57 Mr. Robert A. Wolchik ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Boniface A. Zaino ’61 Mr. Philip S. Zizzo ’66

CONSECUTIVE YEAR DONORS (10+) Mr. James E. Antenucci ’56 Mr. Richard Avitabile ’65 Dr. Richard Babaian ’64 Mr. Richard G. Barry, Jr. ’79 Mr. Peter A. Bernasconi ’69 Mr. James J. Bolger ’65 Mr. Michael J. Borrelli ’59 Mr. Ben Borsellino ’73 Mr. Joseph G. Brown, Jr. ’64 Mr. Joseph O. Brusco ’76 Mrs. Myra Burke Mr. Edward J. Caffrey ’61 Lt. Col. Joseph A. Cammalleri USAF (Ret) ’52

Mr. George R. Campbell ’60 Mr. Thomas M. Cassidy ’44 Mr. Vincent J. Catania ’63 Mr. Michael P. Chirichello ’61 Mr. Brian J. Clark ’76 Mr. James K. Coleman ’76 Mr. Robert S. Conforti ’66 Mr. Robert F. Connolly ’60 Mr. James M. Coogan ’60 Mr. Peter P. Corritori, Jr. ’71 Mr. Richard M. Cuneo ’63 Mr. Joseph M. Curran ’80 Mr. Donald T. DeCarlo ’56 Mr. Ronald I. DeCicco ’66 Mr. Vincent C. DeFazio ’65 Mr. Michael T. Duignan ’76 Mr. John P. Farrauto ’57 Mr. Anthony F. Fazio ’58 Mr. Robert P. Ferrara ’59 Mrs. MaryAlice Fish Mr. Gerard W. Friedrich ’68 Mr. Anthony J. Fucci ’86 Dr. Peter D. Fugazzi, M.D. Mr. Kenneth G. Gamble ’58 Mr. Anthony Garcia ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Gari ’60 Mr. John J. Gaynor ’68 GE Foundation Mr. Fortunato Giannetto ’55 Col. Louis P. Gonzalez USAF(Ret.) ’57 Mr. Joseph J. Hahn ’56 Mr. Robert J. Hanlon, Sr. ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hemsley ’80 Dr. Raymond J. Huntington ’64 Mr. Richard S. Insolia ’51 Mr. Richard F. Jones, Jr. ’57 Mr. John T. Jordano FSA ’74 Mr. Jerry F. Kebrdle II ’85 Mr. John R. Kennedy ’86 Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club, Inc. Mr. Gregory A. Kleva ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lalli ’73, Esq. Dr. Corradino M. Lalli ’69 Mr. John F. Larkin ’67 Mr. Frank G. LoBello ’80 Dr. Richard L. Maiberger ’60 Mr. Robert J. Marinaro ’59 Marist Brothers Provincial Office Mr. William E. Maurer ’47 Mr. Joseph A. Mazzella ’67 Mr. Michael F. McEneney, Esq. ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. McEvily Mr. Martin G. McGreevy ’64 Mr. Michael F. McNelis ’57 Mr. Arthur G. McShane ’69

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Mr. Thomas J. McSpedon ’64 Medi-Rec Foundation Mr. Anthony J. Merante ’78 Anthony D. Mercando , MD, FACC ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Dick D. Mercora ’58 Mr. Victor P. Minei ’74 Dr. Anthony Miserandino Mr. Joseph V. Moliterno ’65 Mr. Peter E. Mongillo ’62 Mr. Gerald N. Mucciolo ’56 Mr. Joseph R. Napolitano ’70 Mr. Michael Narcisco ’84 Thomas W. O’Brien, Ph.D. ’80 Dr. Louis D. Orazio and Joan P. Orazio Hon. Angelo F. Orazio ’44 Mr. Joseph P. Orlando ’61 Mr. Michael Pappagallo ’77 Mr. Michael A. Petrullo ’86 Dr. Robert Pettignano ’69 Dr. Daniel J. Pisano ’46 Pitney Bowes Mr. Charles J. Prestipino ’73 Mr. John A. Pugliese ’58 Mr. Peter F. Quinn ’40 Dr. Henry T. Radda ’74 Mr. Mauro C. Romita, Esq. ’57 Mr. George A. Ruth ’64 Mr. Roy F. Scaffidi, Esq. ’71 Mr. Michael J. Schady ’63 Mr. Joseph C. Scozzari ’59 Colonel Robert and Ms. Dawn Seh ’53 Mr. Edward J. Shea ’69 Mr. Thomas K. Sheridan ’60 Mr. Patrick J. Smith ’58 Deacon and Mrs. Joseph P. Solanto ’58 Mr. Michael Spillane ’79 Mr. Ferdinand S. Spucci ’63 Mr. John G. Spyropulos ’62 Student Sponsor Partnership, Inc. Mr. William J. Suling ’58 Mr. Gerard C. Sullivan ’63

Most Reverend Dennis J. Sullivan ’63 Mr. Stephen W. Tallon ’60 Mr. Peter F. Tamigi, Esq. ’81 Mr. Paul J. Thomas Dr. Frank D. Tinari ’60 Mr. Richard M. Tinger ’63 Mr. John J. Tocco ’54 Mr. Victor J. Tortorelli ’70 Mr. Eugene C. Trautlein ’47 Mr. John F. Trinchitella ’60 Ms. Lucy L. Tucker Mr. Lester J. Ventimiglia ’65 Verizon Foundation

Mr. Paul A. Veteri, Sr. ’59 Mr. Philip F. Vottiero ’81 Mr. Thomas J. Walker ’52 Mr. Robert J. Walsh ’63 Dr. H. Peter Wintrich TTEE ’48 Mr. Paul Zajac ’73 S.A.M.S. DONORS Dr. Frank P. Altieri ’64 Anonymous Mr. John Antonaccio ’59 Mr. Richard G. Barry, Jr. ’79 Mr. Edward J. Caffrey ’61 Mr. Jonathan Camacho ’02 Dennis J. Ceru, Ph.D. ’69 Mr. Ronald D. Chomiw ’67 Mr. James K. Coleman ’76 Mr. Kevin J. Corcoran ’66 Mr. Peter P. Corritori, Jr. ’71 Mr. Benedict D. Emanuele ’63 Mr. John J. Farrelly ’66 Mr. Anthony F. Fazio ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Febles Mr. Robert P. Ferrara ’59 Mr. Thomas P. Finn ’58 Mr. Matthew A. Franco ’91 Mr. Kenneth G. Gamble ’58 Mr. Fortunato Giannetto ’55 Mr. Louis A. Giannini, Jr. ’72 Ralph S. Greco, M.D. ’60 The Holborn Family Fund Mr. John H. Hofstetter ’54 Mr. William T. Keller Mr. Ralph J. Kuhn ’77 Mr. Alphonso LeBlanc ’86 Mr. James R. Maione ’65 Mr. John J. Manna, Jr. Marist Brothers Pelham Community Mr. Michael F. McEneney, Esq. ’49 Mrs. Catherina McGettigan Mr. Gerard M. McNamara ’79 Mr. Justin P. Meagher Dr. Anthony Miserandino Mr. Joseph V. Moliterno ’65 Mount Saint Michael Lay Faculty Association Mr. Michael Narcisco ’84 Mr. Dennis P. O’Toole ’59 Mr. Michael A. Petrullo ’86 Mr. Joseph A. Piscina ’78 Mrs. Adriana M. Quinones-Garcia Mr. Mauro C. Romita, Esq. ’57 Mr. Anthony W. Ruggiero ’59 Mr. Richard C. Sages ’74 Mr. Joseph C. Scozzari ’59 Mr. Rocco Sollecito ’75 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Townsend ’66 Dr. Susan G. Uyanna MD, MPH, FAPA, PP

Mr. Gerald O. Villone Mr. and Mrs. Boniface A. Zaino ’61

CORPORATE & ORGANIZATION DONORS 90th Anniversary Gala A. T. Proudian Inc. Abel Bainnson Butz LLP Landscape Architects All Hallows High School All Seasons Day Care American Broadcasting Company, Inc., Disney Amerisigns Archbishop Molloy High School Bank of America Matching Gifts Bank of New York Bergen Engineering Co. BMW Communications, Inc. Boston Road Equipment Rental C C Vending, Inc. Catholic Charities Dept. of Ed Archdiocese of NY Catholic School Region of the Northwest and South Bronx Cement And Concrete Workers- Union 18A Charles Schwab & Co. Christopher Columbus High School Compufit LLC Drain Saver Sewer Service Friends of Bronx Charter School for Excellence Fulcrum GT Gallin Beeler Design Studio Architects Gamco Investors, Inc. GE Foundation Green Keepers Tree Care Houlihan-Parnes Realtors, LLC Hudson Valley Bone & Joint Surgeons Hunts Point Alliance IBM Global Services - tech support Inez Branca Family Foundation, Inc. Inner City Scholarship Fund Iona Preparatory School Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club, Inc. Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Program Lynch & Associates Marist Brothers - Pelham c/o Br. Richard Van Houten Marist Brothers Champagnat Hall Community Marist Brothers Provincial Office Marsh & McLennan Agency

Medi-Rec Foundation c/o Janice Von Oehsen, Trustee Metro Property Group Metro Team Outfitters Mobile Giving Foundation Morgan Stanley Mount Saint Michael Lay Faculty Association Myra Burke - MGC Orange Bank Trust Company Panebianco LLC Parkway Exterminating Co., Inc. Pitney Bowes PKF O’Connor Davies, LLP Pro Tile Distributors, Inc. RMF Electric Inc. Rockefeller Group International,Inc. Saint Ignatius School Salesian High School Signature Bank Silver Lining Solar, LLC St. Catherine Academy Sterling National Bank Student Sponsor Partnership, Inc. T & L Trophies & Awards The Holborn Family Fund The Marist Brothers Pelham Community The Michael Gordon Foundation, Inc. The New York Athletic Club The Partnership for Inner-City Education, Ms. Jill Kafka UBS Val R. Santavicca Scholarship Fund Verizon Foundation Vezandio Contracting Corp. Whole World Botanicals Inc. World Wide Ferrari Maserati YBConnects, LLC

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Alliance Data Altria Group, Inc. Amerada Hess Companies American Broadcasting Company, Inc., Disney American Express Foundation American International Group, Inc. Amica Companies Foundation Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. Assurant Foundation Matching Gifts Program Bank of America Matching Gifts Bank of New York Bank of New York Mellon

BankAmerica Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation ChevronTexaco Matching Gift Program Citigroup Foundation Citizens Charitable Foundation CME Group Community Foundation Con Ed Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Donald Valentine - MGC ExxonMobil Foundation Federated Department Stores Foundation GE Foundation Goldman Sachs Hallmark Cards HSBC Bank USA IBM Global Services Idenix Inc. J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Jamee and Marshall Field Foundation JP Morgan Chase Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Program Marsh & McLennan Agency MasterCard International Matching Gifts Program Merck Partnership for Giving Meredith Corporation Foundation Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc Microsoft Corporation- Giving Campaign MMC Matching Gifts Program Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program Motorola Foundation Mutual of America Foundation Myra Burke - MGC New York Life Foundation New York Life Insurance: Office of Gov’t Affairs New York Life PAC Matching Charitable Gift Program New York Stock Exchange Foundation, Inc. Northrop Grumman Foundation Novartis US Foundation, Matching Gifts Odyssey Reinsurance Company OppenheimerFunds Legacy Program Osram Sylvania, Inc. Matching Gift PBG WINs Matching Gifts Pepsico Foundation Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program

Pitney Bowes Quaker Oats Company Reader’s Digest Foundation Matching Gift and Volunteer Pgm. Rockefeller Group International,Inc. Schering-Plough Foundation Matching Gift Program Shell Oil Company Foundation Solix Takeda Employee Giving Program UBS United States Fire Insurance Company Verizon Foundation Western Union Employee Gift Match Wyeth Matching Gifts Program Xerox Employee Matching Gifts Program

Proud mother Cynthia Turnquest-Jones, P ’19 thanks the attendees for assisting in the mission and making a Mount education possible for her son and all our Mount sons.

Not even rain could dampen spirits at the 27th Annual Golf & Tennis Invitational which was held over the course of two days due to weather with the spring dinner held on Monday, May 22 and the golf and tennis tournaments on Thursday, September 28 at Fenway Golf Club in Scarsdale, NY. Through the course of the two events, the outing boasted a record $190,000 in funds raised to benefit the students of Mount St. Michael Academy. This year’s dinner honored Rich Tinger ’63 who has been a long-time supporter of the outing and active alumnus. For nearly 30 years, this event has provided a fun-filled day of golf and camaraderie that provides unrestricted support for our students and scholarship programs. In addition to raffle prizes that featured trips to Super Bowl LII in Minnesota and a VIP Experience to see Hamilton on Broadway, the event also included a tremendous lineup of silent and live auction items such as golf foursomes, one-of-a-kind experiences, exciting trips, tickets to sporting events, golf and athletic products, and other fine offerings. As one of the largest and most successful outings, we appreciate all of those who were able to attend both portions of the event and participate in such a meaningful way. On behalf of the young men of The Mount, we extend our thanks and gratitude for your support. For more information about the events, visit www.mtstmichael.org/golf.

RECORD FUNDRAISING AT THE MOUNT OPEN!

Student scholarship recipient Mateo Morrow ’21 addresses the crowd of alumni and friends. The annual tournament raises funds which allow for the support of two student scholars each year covering half of their tuition.

Honoree Rich Tinger ’63 (center) presented with a commemorative bobblehead by President Corritori and Committee members Frank LoBello ’80, Joe Leanza ’76, and Ray Adiletta ’77.

Ray Adiletta ’77 | Michael Borrelli ’59 | Peter Corritori ’71, President & CEO

Jim Coleman ’76, Co-Chair | John Coleman ’84 | John Farrauto ’57

Marty Hemsley ’80, Co-Chair | Pat Kowatch | Joe Leanza ’76

Frank LoBello ’80 | David Lulgjuraj ’11 | Thomas McCarthy, VP Advancement

Joe Mazzella ’67 | Michael Pappagallo ’77 | Mike Smyth ’78

Rich Tinger ’63 | Robert Withers ’77

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Enroll in the Sponsor a Mount Student (S.A.M.S.) program The Mount Saint Michael Academy tradition is distinct in its motto ad astra per aspera, or “to the stars through difficulties.” Our motto lets students know that their high school experience may not be easy, but it will be satisfying and rewarding. Since 1926, The Mount has prepared over 20,000 young men for college and beyond. Our high educational standards and fine extracurricular programs are among the best in New York City. Each year The Mount relies upon the generosity of our alumni, parents, and friends to support our students and facilitate its continued excellence. With the average family of a Mount student earning an approximate $35,100, our relatively affordable tuition of $8,300 remains out of reach for many. No doubt, alumni can relate to the struggles these families face as their own families had difficulty making ends meet even when the costs for a private Catholic education were much lower. As a response to this, the school’s leadership launched the Sponsor A Mount Student (S.A.M.S.) program some years ago under its beloved former president, Br. John Bantz, FMS. In so doing, they designed a format for donors to contribute toward the educational expenses of a deserving young man throughout his high school career. By participating in the program, a relationship is cultivated between the student and his donor and students are in contact to thank and update their sponsors several times throughout the course of the year. Options currently exist for quarter, half and full tuition sponsorship. With more than 60 alumni and friends currently taking part in the S.A.M.S. program and approximately 100 students benefiting from their support, there still remains a great need! For more information on how you can be a part of this essential program and change the life of a deserving student, visit www.mtstmichael.org/SAMS.

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Making a bequest or planned gift is a wonderful way to show your support and appreciation for Mount Saint Michael Academy and its mission while accommodating your own personal, financial, estate-planning, and philanthropic goals. With smart planning, you may actually increase the size of your estate and/or reduce the tax burden on your heirs. Just as importantly, you will know that you have made a meaningful contribution to The Mount. The most practical way to make significant gifts may be through your estate plan, by means of a will, living trust or beneficiary designation on a life insurance policy or retirement account. Such gifts are wholly revocable while you are alive and may save significant taxes for your estate. Once you have indicated that you have made a bequest or planned gift, or otherwise made provisions in your estate plans for The Mount, you will become members of the Archangel Michael Society. As a member of the Society, your name will be published in recognition of your commitment and thereby encourage others to follow your example. For more information on Planned Giving, visit our dedicated section online at www.mtstmichael.org. For all other questions, please contact Thomas McCarthy, Vice President for Institutional Advancement at (718) 515-6400 x267 or via e-mail at thomas.mccarthy@mtstmichael.org.

SPONSOR LISTING

The Mount Open Committee is grateful for the support of the following individuals and organizations who made the 2017 event possible. GOLD SPONSOR Rich Tinger ’63 SILVER SPONSORS Michael Borrelli ’59 | Ben Borsellino ’73 | Jim Coleman ’76 BRONZE SPONSORS Ed Caffrey ’61 | Kenneth Gamble ’58 LUNCH SPONSOR Myra Burke, In Memory of Robert Burke ’60 GIFT BAG SPONSOR Michael Pappagallo ’77 BEVERAGE CART SPONSOR Compufit, LLC HOLE SPONSORS Kenneth Gamble ’58 | Ben Borsellino ’73 | Ed Caffrey ’61 Ernie DelGatto ’77 | Goldberg Weprin Finkel | Goldstein LLP Jim Coleman ’76 | Martin ’80 and Adrienne Hemsley Metro Team Outfitters | Michael J. Borrelli ’59 | Rich Tinger ’63 Signature Bank | Vezandio Contracting Corp. TEE BOX SPONSORS All Seasons Day Care, LLC | Capital One Home Loans | Compufit, LLC Francesco’s Restaurant | Frank Capasso ’60 In Memory of Anthony Trocchio ’61 | In Memory of John DeLorenzo ’63 Jonathan Villani & Associates | JSTJ Construction Palmieri Landscaping | Paul Veteri Jr. CPA Ameriprise Financial Services RMF Electric Inc. | Signature Bank | Sterling National Bank Tom Houlihan | Vezandio Contracting Corp. CLOSEST-TO-THE-PINS Ernie DelGatto ’77 | Vezandio Contracting Corp. HOLES-IN-ONE Eddie Serino ’79, Acura of Bedford | World Wide Ferrari Maserat LONGEST DRIVE Ram Gupta PUTTING CONTEST Ray Adiletta ’77 TENNIS SPONSORS Corritori Family | Don Cavallacci | Gallin Beeler Design Studio STUDENTS & BROTHERS SPONSORED BY Kenneth Gamble ’58 | Nick Dimaio | Joanne Iorio

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SISTER JOAN RUTH WHITTLE, OP SCHOOL LIBRARIAN Mount Saint Michael Academy’s beloved school librarian, Sister Joan Ruth Whittle, OP passed away September 25, 2016. Born January 3, 1939 in Philadelphia, PA, Sister Joan Ruth entered the novitiate of the Dominican Sisters of Newburgh, NY in September 1956, made her First Profession in June 1958, and Final Profession in August 1961. She earned her BA in Elementary Education from Mount Saint Mary College, Newburgh, NY, her MA in Special Education from Fordham University, and her MA in Religious Education from St. Joseph Seminary in Yonkers, NY. Sister Joan Ruth taught elementary school at Saint Lawrence School in Lindenwold, NJ (1958-59), Saint Joseph School in Bayonne, NJ (1959-64), Sacred Heart School in Camden, NJ (1964-68), Saint Ursula School in Mt. Vernon, NY (1968-73), and Our Lady of Victory School in Mt. Vernon, NY (1973-86). She moved on to the high school level and taught at Blessed Sacrament/St. Gabriel High School in New Rochelle, NY (1986-96). Sister was teacher and campus minister at Iona Preparatory School in New Rochelle, NY (1996-2002). She was assistant principal for religious studies as well as campus minister at Our Lady of Good Counsel in Newark NJ from 2002-06. From 2006-2011, she was Dean of Freshmen at Rice High School in New York City. When

Rice closed in 2011, Sister retired briefly after 53 years of teaching and began as librarian at Mount Saint Michael Academy where she also taught a class on the Holocaust to juniors. With her warm spirit, Sister Joan, who dedicated her entire life to helping others, will be greatly missed by all.

BRO. ROBERT EUGENE LECLERC, F.M.S. Brother Robert LeClerc, F.M.S., 84, a member of the Marist Brothers of the Schools for 67 years, died on August 26, 2017 at De La Salle Hall in Lincroft, NJ. Inducted as a Legend of The Mount in 2012, Bro. Robert was a mathematics teacher, maintenance director and teachers aid at Mount Saint Michael Academy for over 26 years. During his tenure, he touched and positively influenced thousands of our alumni. Bro. Robert was born in Burlington, VT. He entered the Marist Brothers Postulancy in Poughkeepsie, NY in 1949 and entered the Marist Brothers Novitiate in Poughkeepsie, NY in 1950. He professed first vows in 1951 and final vows in 1956. After completing his religious and academic studies at Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY, he earned a masters degree in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry from Saint John’s University in New York in 1960. His career included nearly 60 years of teaching at Central Catholic HS in Lawrence, MA, Mount St. Michael Academy in Bronx, NY, Cardinal

Hayes HS, Bronx, NY, Marist High School in Eugene, OR, and Our Lady of Lourdes HS in Poughkeepsie, NY. Bro. Robert was a devout Marist religious and a leader in the field of mathematics education. He retired to the Marist Brothers community at Champagnat Hall in the Bronx, NY in 2007 and lived his last two years at De LaSalle Hall in Lincroft, NJ. Mount Saint Michael’s President and CEO, Peter Corritori ’71 recalled, ”I had Bro. Robert for freshman algebra and, along with some of my classmates, worked for him in the summer of 1970 as part of The Mount’s maintenance crew. Our job was to scrape and paint all of the wood planks on the bleachers. I remember him fondly as an excellent teacher and as a work supervisor who worked shoulder to shoulder with us on hot summer days.” A wake and funeral mass were held at The Mount on August 30, 2017 followed by internment at the Marist Cemetery in Esopus, NY. May he rest heavenly in peace.

DOMINICK BESS MEMORIAL FUND ESTABLISHED The Mount St. Michael Academy Community was deeply saddened to lose one of its incoming freshman, Dominick Bess, who passed away following football practice on Tuesday morning, August 22, 2017. A promising student-athlete, Dominick was the recipient of a Champagnat scholarship and was due to begin his freshman year that September. At only 14 years old, his life was cut tragically short and his career at The Mount had yet to begin.

Due to the outpouring of support from alumni and friends for Dominick and his family, Mount St. Michael established a memorial fund in his name. To honor his memory, a scholarship will be awarded to an incoming student for the fall 2018 class to make attending The Mount possible for a deserving young man. For more information about the Dominick Bess Memorial Fund, visit www.mtstmichael.org. DECEASED ALUMNI Mount St. Michael Academy regrets to report the passing of the following alumni. The list below includes graduates who either passed away or were reported as having passed Aug. 1, 2016 through Sept. 30, 2017. Deceased members of anniversary classes are remembered annually at reunion gatherings held throughout the year. Louis A. Alexy ’46Salvatore A. Delpozzo ’57John P. Flood ’62Harry R. Folk ’56Ronald A. Galdieri ’68Clarence J. Jones ’62Stephen G. Joyce ’75Anthony J. Lubrano ’70Ralph A. Manna ’55Charles Milton ’59Paul A. Moccio ’68Ralph S. Mozilo ’59Jovanni Natal ’03Michael R. O’Hanlon ’75Louis U. Pulicicchio ’50James F. Quirk ’53Edward J. Ramos ’50John J. Riley ’47Robert F. Ryan ’51Robert L. Saracco ’52Harry L. Settino ’50William J. Speranza ’67Charles A. Urgola ’55Thomas G. Washington ’52William H. Weisgerber ’43

To report the passing of alumni or friends of The Mount,please e-mail alumni@mtstmichael.org.

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The Office of Alumni Relations is involved in planning events locally and around the country to bring together Mount Saint Michael graduates of all

years and keep that Mount spirit alive. From large-scale annual events such as major reunions and the golf outing, to smaller, regional outings and social gatherings, each event is planned with alumni interests in mind.

Please join us for one or more of our upcoming events for alumni and friends of The Mount or consider hosting a regional event near you!

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Pictures from the February 2017 regional gatherings in Bonita Springs, FL hosted by Rich Cuneo ’63 and Ed Caffrey ’61 and Fort Lauderdale, FL hosted by Vince ’56 and Alexis Promuto.

Attendees at the summer 2017 Young Alumni Gathering at Rory Dolans Restaurant & Bar

For a full calendar of events, visit

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MOUNT SAINT MICHAEL ACADEMY

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017-18 Mr. Richard Barry, Jr. ’79 Mr. Ben Borsellino ’73 Mr. Jonathan Camacho ’02 Mr. Brian J. Clark ’76 Mr. James K. Coleman ’76 Mr. Peter P. Corritori, Jr. ’71 Mr. Louis A. Giannini ’72 Mr. Martin F. Hemsley ’80 Mr. James F. Kissane ’84 Mr. Miguel Lambert ’96 Mr. Joseph Piscina ’78

Mr. Joseph P. Powers ’69 Br. Dominick Pujia ’69, FMS Br. Thomas Schady ’68, FMS Br. Steve Schlitte, FMSMr. Nigel Shepherd ’80 Mr. Michael Smyth ’78 Mr. William Sullivan Br. Stephen Synan, FMS Br. Richard Van Houten, FMS Mr. Robert Withers ’77

MARIST BROTHERS PROVINCIAL COUNCIL 2017-18 Br. Patrick McNamara, ProvincialBr. Daniel O’Riordan, Vice ProvincialBr. Donald Bisson, CouncilorBr. Henry Hammer, CouncilorBr. Owen Ormsby, CouncilorBr. Albert Rivera, CouncilorBr. Sean Sammon, Councilor

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