News and Information from Mount Saint Charles Academy • Brothers of the Sacred Heart • Fal l 2012 • Issue 14

moving mount forward br. roland, SC — mount’S direCtor of faCilitieS

Inside this issue of Mount:

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mount welcomes new ChaplainThis past summer, Father Brian Sistare joined the Mount Saint Charles Academy community as our new school chaplain.

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moving mountforwardBrother Roland has over-seen many construction projects as Director of Facilities here at Mount Saint Charles Academy.

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mSC annual report of donors Listing of individuals, com-panies, and organizations who generously support Mount Saint Charles Academy.

President’s letter 3

Principal’s letter 4

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Class of 2012Listing of Mount’s 2012 graduates — our largest graduating class in history.

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On the cover: Moving Mount Forward — Brother Roland Champagne, SC, Director of Facilities at Mount Saint Charles Academy, in front of architect’s plans for the new MSC tennis courts.

Iremember very distinctly sit-ting in the elementary school auditorium for my son’s kin-

dergarten graduation. He and his classmates sat proudly on stage wearing their graduation caps while on the wall behind them words proclaimed “Congratula-tions to the Class of 2000!” It was 1988 and the year 2000, the year he would graduate from high school, seemed so far off. This fall, as we have begun our 89th year here at Mount, we welcomed students into our 7th grade who have become the first members of our graduating class of 2018. The majority of these young men and women were born in the year 2000! Truly we are immersed in the business of 21st Century education as all of our graduates, beginning with this year’s 7th graders, will have been born in the 21st Century. The last of our students born in the 1900’s are members of this year’s 8th grade class. Our 7th graders don’t re-member a world without Smart phones, I-pads, I-pods, the inter-net, YouTube and Twitter. None of them have personal recollection of the events of September 11, 2001. Their grandparents went to Woodstock and served in the Viet Nam Conflict. The race to the moon and the Kennedy assassina-tions are ancient history to them. Our school has entered the era where we are not only pre-paring our students for lives and careers in the 21st Century but are educating students who have not lived any portion of their lives in any other century but the 21st. With the passing of each year, it becomes more critical for us to

adapt our infrastructure and our methods to this new century. The future is indeed now. Last year at this time I wrote of the beginning of an ambitious project — the modernization of all of our classrooms. Through the generosity of many donors, that dream is closer to reality as our entire 3rd floor has now been completely renovated. Gone are the wainscoting and slate boards familiar to so many of us who have sat in these classrooms during our school’s first 88 years. In their place are the white boards and interactive projectors and other technology that a 21st century education demands. We have taken a very giant step into our future. The bricks that form the outer structure of our building were laid in the early 1920’s. Those same bricks remain and now form the shell that houses our new class-rooms, labs, and locker rooms — both those completed and those yet to be renovated. So as we move into our future, we recog-nize that it is a future firmly rooted in a rich past. And as we modern-ize our inner structure, the outer structure and main inner beams that support the structure remain firmly in place. So, too, is it true of the educational experience that is the Mount experience. Though there is an absolute need for 21st Century instructional methods and curriculum, there remains a need for the values that are at the basis of education in the tradi-tion of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Ours is and always will be an education of the whole person, rooted in Catholic Christian values

and the Gospel message of love of God and neighbor. The character-istics of an education in a Brothers of the Sacred Heart school remain — a spirituality of the heart of Christ; integration of faith and life; a spirit of community; formation of the whole person; a special con-cern of the poor and neglected; availability; and an ordered and structured environment. The world changes around us at an ever-increasing pace. The lives of the young men and women entrusted to our care today are vastly different than the lives of students 20, 30, and 40 years ago. But respect, kindness, compassion, concern for others, and social justice are as important now as they ever were. These are the bricks on which we build the Mount experience as we move boldly into our future to meet the needs of 21st Century students, a future firmly rooted in a long and proud tradition. I hope that you will continue to celebrate our shared past and I invite you to partner with us in building a new and exciting future.

Excelsior!

Herve Richer ’74President

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M E S S A G E F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T

M E S S A G E F R O M T H E P R I N C I P A L

Another school year has begun for us and we are as excited as ever to wel-

come both our new members to the school community and the stu-dents who are returning. As they enter Mount this year, they will see the benefits of much effort and hard work that was done this sum-

mer to bring change to the school. While change is often difficult for those who experience it, I believe that it is through constructive change such as this that growth occurs. Realizing that some would like to preserve as much of the an-tiquity of the building as possible, to bring state of the art technology and to improve systems requires a complete renovation. One small example is the benefit of intro-ducing wireless systems in the school. With the former walls it was impossible for signals to travel, but with the new construction, it becomes possible to incorporate other forms of technology. We are most grateful to all of the benefactors who contributed to the project to renovate class-rooms. While we remove ele-ments of the Mount that was, we

are moving towards a 21st century experience for our teachers and students. Each of us knows that students today are engrossed in a world of technology. Numerous articles in educational media point to the need to transform schools into modern learning spaces. Educators are increasingly chal-

lenged to engage students through technological tools with which they are so familiar. Further, we con-tinue our mission and are commit-ted to preparing our students for the roles they will play when they leave Mount. Just as the college and business environment adapts to modern approaches, our task is to help prepare our students for those changing conditions. We do so through the classrooms of today that are rich with technology. Mount has also launched a new website which has enabled teachers to communicate in vari-ous ways through individual class portals. Teachers were given train-ing through the summer on the uses of the new portals. They have designed channels unique to their instructional needs and planned applications for their classes which

incorporate the new design. For each teacher, the challenge is to utilize the tools so they best complement the curriculum in place and find ways to include new lessons. Our tradition of academic excellence continues, and proudly we say that our students leave Mount with a strong foundation to succeed in college. Recent alumni frequently return and share their stories with us about their posi-tive transition to undergraduate study. For those who prepared well and who took advantage of the opportunities available to them at Mount, life is filled with great experiences and rewards. Hap-pily, they report that while they miss the community of Mount, they bring their experiences here with them wherever they go. The Mount tradition changes the world a little bit at a time.

Loved be the Heart of Jesus.

Edwin BurkePrincipal

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“ Just as the college and business environment adapts to

modern approaches, our task is to help prepare our students

for those changing conditions. We do so through the

classrooms of today that are rich With technology. ”

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O ver the summer, a new chapter in Fr. Brian Sistare’s life began as

well as a new chapter in the history of Mount Saint Charles. On July 1st, Fr. Sistare’s assignment as Mount’s new school chaplain officially began. A native of Westerly, RI, Fr. Sistare belonged to St. Claire’s in Misqua-micut and served as an altar boy. Even though it was here where the seeds were planted that he wanted to join the religious life, Fr. Sistare found himself getting away from the faith when he was in high school. After experiencing his tri-als, tribulations, and temptations throughout high school, Fr. Sistare enrolled at the University of Rhode Island. In February of 1993, second semester of his freshman year, he attended a religious re-treat. Fr. Sistare said, “I had gotten away from the faith, so it makes no sense why I participated. I still ask myself to this day, ‘Why did I go? Why did I say yes?’ The only answer I can come up with is that God directly intervened, and my attendance at the retreat can be attributed completely to Him.” Following the retreat, a very dear friend of Fr. Sistare’s passed away that April. Father said, “The influx of support from my parents and priests who stuck by me through my friend’s death,

coupled with my experiences as an altar boy and at the retreat, I felt the calling to the priesthood. I was 19.” Fr. Sistare transferred out of URI to the Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio where he

received his Bachelor’s Degree in 1996. He then started visit-ing different religious communities and at 22 decided he wanted to join the Community of Franciscans of the Renewal in New York. “I liked their simplicity of life. They don’t use microwaves, TVs, or

dishwashers, and they even sleep on the floor. They work with the homeless and the poor, and they also do a lot of work with youth. I was drawn to how completely devoted they are to the Church, the Catholic faith, and the charism of their order.” Fr. Sistare took his final vows as a Franciscan in 2001. In 2003, he received his Master’s of Divinity from Saint Joseph Seminary and

was ordained to the Holy Priest-hood on May 17, 2003 by Edward Cardinal Egan at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in New York. He spent 14 years with the Franciscans, doing work in Harlem, the Bronx and Yonkers, New York, as well as in Central America. Not being able to consistently give the Sacraments, such as mar-riage and baptism, Fr. Sistare was eager to be in a parish. He came back to RI in February of 2010 and was assigned to St. Philip’s in Greenville. He became incarnat-ed as a diocesan priest and was able to immerse himself in the full parish life. He was at Saint Philip’s until this past June and was then re-assigned as the part-time Assistant Pastor at Saint Rocco’s in Johnston, RI in conjunction with his assignment as Mount’s chaplain. “I am really excited to be here for the kids at Mount on the Sacramental level through Mass and Confession,” Fr. Sistare said. “I also want to be someone the kids can come to, talk to, and I want to be someone they can trust.”

Welcome to Mount, Fr. Sistare!

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mSC welcomes fr. Sistare as the new School Chaplain

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mount Saint Charles academy Class of 2012Congratulations to the Class of 2012, Mount’s Newest Alumni — and the largest graduating class in MSC history!

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The Mount Saint Charles Academy Class of 2012 gradu-ated from MSC’s Brother Ad-elard Arena on Sunday, June 3rd. There were 196 students graduating (including 5 interna-tional students), making this the largest graduating class in Mount Saint Charles history! The top 3 students for this year’s graduat-ing class were: Benjamin Swiszcz, Dylan Schaffer, and Daniel Cahaly. Daniel Cahaly, son of Eloise and John Cahaly of Hopkinton, MA, served as Master of Cer-emonies. Benjamin Swiszcz, son of Monique and Brian Swiszcz of Cumberland, presented the valedictory address, and Dylan Schaffer, son of Susan and Gary Schaffer of Cumberland gave the salutatory address. Father Charlie Quinn delivered his last invocation as Mount’s chaplain before retir-ing in June. Principal Edwin Burke offered greetings to the class and

presented the graduates. Most senior awards and honors were given out on the evening of Friday, June 1st during Academic Convo-cation. However, the top 2 senior awards of the Academy were presented at the end of Mount’s graduation ceremony . The 2012 Excelsior Award re-cipient was Mount’s Class of 2012

Salutatorian, Dylan Schaffer . The All Mountie Award recipient was Academic Convo-cation’s Master of Ceremonies and Student Activities Council President, Connor McCarty. There were some very interest-ing facts about Mount’s Class of 2012! The Valedic-torian’s (Benjamin

Swiszcz) mother, Monique (Robi-doux) Swiszcz, was Valedictorian of her 1980 class here at Mount. There were also 3 sets of twins graduating: Emily and Olivia Hen-dricks, Jason and Leah Meehan, and Caitlyn and Allison Shea. The Shea’s father, Stephen, is a teacher at Mount and has been here for 38 years (since 1974).

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The 2012 Outstanding Athlete Award (male & female) is awarded to two seniors who have demonstrated outstanding ability in at least two sports, have shown fine sportsmanship, have been judged to possess superlative leadership qualities, and have remained coachable and committed to the team concept. This year’s recipients were: Lauren Deguire and Brian Campbell.

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(left to right): Connor McCarty, President Herve Richer, Dylan Schaffer

during the 2012 mount day, mSC’s Highest athletic awards were Presented to 6 members from the Class of 2012

The 2012 National Scholar Athlete Award (male & female) is awarded to two seniors who have maintained the highest level of excellence in the classroom as well as on the playing field. It is sponsored by the United States Army Reserve. This year’s recipients were: Grace Fenton and Patrick Kennedy.

The 2012 Outstanding Sportsman-ship Award (male & female) is awarded to two seniors who have participated in at least one school-sponsored varsity sport, and who have demonstrated integrity, poise, self-confidence, and leadership. The winners are considered to be models for good sportsman-ship. This year’s recipients were: Allison Shea and Connor McCarty.

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Forty-two members of the Mount Saint Charles Academy Class of 1962 received gold diplomas on Sunday, June 3rd, at the Academy’s commencement ceremony for the Class of 2012. The gold diplomas represented the celebration of the 50th anniversary class’ high school graduation from Mount. This presentation was held at the Brother Adelard Arena prior to the commencement exercises. The 50th anniversary class and their guests participated in 3 days of activities for their reunion

weekend. They enjoyed dinner and a tour at the Museum of Work and Culture in Woonsocket. On Saturday, June 2nd, the class will spent the afternoon at Twin River Casino in Lincoln and then re-turned to Mount that evening for a tour of the school (some haven’t been back here since their 1962 graduation!) and dinner in Mount’s Chapel Hall. On Sunday, June 3rd, they began the day with Mass in Chapel Hall followed by brunch. Afterwards, the group proceeded to the Class of 2012 commence-ment ceremony where they were

awarded their gold diplomas. After graduation, they were honored at a reception spon-sored by Mount’s Parents Council. Members of the Class of 1962 who attended the 50th anniversary and reunion festivities were: Albert Bernier; Leo E. Brodeur; Joseph Clifford; Jim Curran; Gerard J. Dionne; Gabriel L. Ducharme; Richard Friedrichs; Roger Gelinas; Robert J. Gelinas; Sylvio Patrick Glaude; Reginald Godfrey; Raymond A. Gouin; Br. Harold Thomas Greer, SC; Gary Guay; Normand James Guernon; Jerry Harpin; Dennis Hemond; Gerard A. Houle; Louis Jacques; John Jolly; Francis J. Kelly; Paul L’Esperance; Ed Laplante; George A. Lessard; Edward Marchand; Paul G. Marcotte; Darwin Marcoux; Peter J. McLaughlin; John O’Rourke; Paul Ouellette; Bertrand G. Paul Jr.; Raymond A. Pepin; Edward Pezzoli; Will Provost; Michael Joseph Recorvits; Gerard Remillard; Richard L. Robert; Steve Schubert; Dennis M. Slattery; Joe Tenori; John H. Wilson; and Edward Wyspianski.

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mount Saint Charles academy Presents gold diplomas to Class of 1962

Given in honor of the 50th anniversary of their graduation from Mount

alumni eventS

• alumni Soccer game: Sunday, October 7th – Lower Field• 2012 Yearbook Party: Wednesday, November 21 – Chapel Hall• 2002 reunion: Friday, November 23– CitySide/River Falls• 2007 reunion: Friday, December 28th – RiRa Irish Pub, Providence• 1963 reunion: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, June 7, 8 & 9

“liKe” mount on faCebooK!

Check out the “official mount Saint Charles academy alumni” page. Stay up-to-date with school news, events, pictures, and the latest Mountie announcements!

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The purpose of the Mount Saint Charles Academy Fine Arts Hall of Fame is to recognize and celebrate individuals who best exemplify the spirit of Mount Saint Charles Acad-emy through their contributions to and achievements in the fine arts.

Nomination Deadline: December 1, 2012

Inductees will be announced on January 15, 2013 and the Hall of Fame Induction at Mount’s Excelsi-or Dinner will be on April 27, 2013.

guidelines:EligibilityAny person who has attended, been employed by, or loyally supported the arts at Mount St. Charles Academy and has contrib-uted to the advancements of the fine arts in his or her field. The nominee cannot at present be employed by Mount St. Charles Academy.

Selection CriteriaThe selection committee will look for individuals who have made a significant contribution to their field in the fine arts in creating/performing, teaching, or promoting the advancement of the fine arts.

NominationsAll nominiations will be accepted (candidate cannot nominate him or herself ). Nominators will be noti-fied by email that their nomination has been received.

Notifications of the call to nomi-nate will be transmitted via email, school newsletter, the school web site, and the local news releases.

Candidates nominated but not selected shall remain active can-didates for the next class to be selected.

SelectionComplete nominations, once sub-mitted, will be reviewed for candi-dacy by the selection committee.

This committee shall consist of the following:

• President and/or Principal• Fine Arts Department Chair• A faculty member representing

each: drama, music, dance, and visual arts

• Two alumni• Two current Mount parents• Two current Mount students• Alumni and/or Advancement

Department Member

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MSC is very excited to announce that we are accepting nominations for the

academy’s firSt fine arts Hall of fame! Please visit https://www.mountsaintcharles.org/fineartshalloffame to submit your nominations and get more info!

On this website, you can also download the form and mail it in to Mount.

We invite you to visit www.mount-saintcharles.org and see all of our media station’s new features! Alumni, keep an eye out for your “My MSC” usernames and passwords—they’re coming soon! Once assigned, these logins will give you special access to school information, alumni events, and an alumni directory!

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mount launched its new website this Summer!

Scan this QR code with your smart-phone and be brought directly to www.mountsaintcharles.org

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I f you were to walk down the main floor of MSC, before reaching the junior high locker

room you would find yourself at one last office on the right side of the corridor. It’s the office of a man who is always smiling, loves a good joke, and is known to prank a co-worker or two! He is a kind man, willing to lend a hand at a moment’s notice, but above all he is very humble. If you looked through the doorway, you might see a white hard hat inscribed with the name “Brother Roland,” the only evidence of the countless hours he has logged while supervising the many major renovations the school has undergone over the last few years. The office you find yourself in that of Brother Roland Champagne, SC. Originally from Lewiston, Maine, Brother Roland is 1 of 3 chil-dren, and after his 8th grade gradu-ation, he left home at the age of 13 to join the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Brother Roland recalls that, “I liked the way they lived their lives. So when a recruiter asked me if I had ever con-sidered being a Brother, I seriously contemplated it. Right after I gradu-ated from 8th grade, I left to join the Brothers of the Sacred Heart at the House of Forma-tion in Harrisville, RI. Even though it’s the only life I have ever known, I have never regretted my decision for a minute.” Brother Roland professed his first vows in 1965 and took his final vows in 1971. Since taking his vows, he has performed mission work in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and in Kenya, Africa, where he taught

young Brothers in formation how to prepare simple meals. Brother Roland has also done a great deal of work with the Broth-ers of the Sacred Heart schools. From 1977-1982, Brother Roland served as Assistant Principal here at Mount for grades 7-9. He was then assigned as Assis-tant Principal to Bishop Guertin High School in Nashua, New Hampshire from 1982-1988. In 1988, he returned to Mount and served in his previous Assistant Principal position. In 1992, Broth-er Roland headed back to Bishop Guertin where he was Property Manager until 1999. From 1999-2004, Brother Roland served at St. Columba’s College in England as Clerk of the Works (the equivalent to his Property Manager position at B.G.) during which time he oversaw

the construction of two new buildings. In 2004, Brother

Roland once again returned to Mount for his third as-signment here. In these past eight years, he has served as Director of Facilities at MSC.

His responsibilities include direct responsibility for the general upkeep of the building, supervising the cleaning contractor throughout the year, and seeing to all maintenance and repairs. The next part of Brother Roland’s story is where his white hard hat comes into the picture. Since coming back to Mount as the Director of Facilities, Brother Roland has been tasked with the

responsibility of super-vising all of the many renova-tion projects that have been

undertaken at Mount. It is his job to ensure that construction occurs in a timely manner and remains on schedule, and is performed effi-ciently and correctly. The first major project he was responsible for was the creation of the new 5 floor

west stairwell that leads from the ground floor to the 4th floor classrooms. He also directed the third floor west wing renovation which included the construction of the new media lab, modernization of classrooms 318 and 320, and the creation of the Academic Support Center. He also supervised the construction of the new library media room, and the renovation of all three of the stu-dent locker rooms on the first floor. Brother Roland directed the installation of the new floors and a suspended ceiling on the ground floor, the replacement of the floor in the cafeteria, and the complete renovation (including new lights, ceilings, flooring, and sprinkler system) of rooms 001 and 003. Br. Roland’s responsibilities as Director of Facilities extend be-yond the main school building. He directed the replacement of the main steam line and return line that supply heat to the school from the boiler room; as well a new waterline that leads to the Brother Adelard Hockey Arena. Brother Roland also managed the installation of the new sprinkler system in the hockey arena as well as the installa-

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tion of new underground water line to supply the system. Brother Roland’s most recent responsibility was oversight of the third floor classroom modernization project. For the past two summers, a selection of classrooms have been gutted and totally reconstructed. This summer, thanks to a plethora of designated donations, fundrais-ing events, and a last minute gift of $200,000, the remaining 9 class rooms on Mount’s third floor were renovated, updated, and completely modernized. Especially thanks to Brother Roland, this project was completed in plenty of time for classes to begin in August. Brother Roland has also been directing efforts to make our nearly 100-year-old building more en-ergy efficient. In order for this to be accomplished, Mount’s heating system has been converted from oil burning heat to a gas heat which is expected to decrease the school’s heating bill by about 50%. Each of the new classrooms has also been equipped with energy efficient windows and lights and new heating elements. In addition to the huge class-

room renovations

project and the boiler conversion project, there were other con-struction projects Brother Roland managed around the Mount campus this summer, including the comple-tion of the renovation of the junior high school’s locker room with the addition of new energy efficient windows and a new floor; also the infamous stairs leading from the main campus down to the hockey arena were completely demolished and replaced. All of these responsibilities and the countless projects being under-taken demand innumerable hours of work. Brother Roland is on-sight throughout the summer while most of the staff is enjoying vacation. Often he is working during evenings and on weekends while remaining on-call 24 hours a day. His dedica-tion, diligence, and almost boundless energy are great gifts to the school, its students, and its staff. Brother Roland reflected that, “My job is very challenging work. I have to supervise and direct all ac-tivities of the maintenance depart-ment and when they’re on campus, the construction crews. But it’s ex-citing times right now because of all

of the future possibilities and future renovations to the building. Plus, we are able to bring more technology into the classrooms which is such a great advantage to our students.” As far as the future, Brother Roland hopes to soon be direct-ing construction of Mount’s tennis court complex, for which ground-breaking is hoped in the fall. Brother Roland, with an ever-present smile, continues to look ahead and, with the School Board and school President, plan for the future. “In addition to the tennis courts, we want to look at the possibility of a new building entrance near the sophomore locker room. As far as other long range planning and future projects, it all depends on what the needs of the students and the school are.” School President Herve Richer jokingly adds that, “Br. Roland is not permitted to retire or to be reassigned for the next five years. I need him to direct the modernization of the remainder of our classrooms and to bring to frui-tion our five-year renovation plan.” So until ground breaks on the new tennis courts, Brother Roland (and his hard hat!) can take a much deserved rest after all of the amaz-

ing work and leadership he has given to the Mount com-munity and our beloved school. He can rest, that is, until the next problem crops up and his phone rings. With a smile and good humor and great diligence, he will respond quickly and the school will never miss a beat.

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M O U N T S A I N T C H A R L E S A C A D E M Y

On Friday, September 7th, representatives from Mount Saint Charles Academy presented Oscar

“Gus” Galipeau with his Hall of Fame Induction Award at Trinity Health and Rehabilitation. Since Gus was not able to attend the Hall Fame Induction Ceremony held in April at Mount Saint Charles, Mount went to Gus to formally and of-ficially present him with his award. Gus is one of the most versatile athletes ever to play for Mount Saint

Charles Academy. During his career, he was a First Team All-Stater in hockey and baseball. He was a hard-

hitting defen-seman who led the 1938, 1939, and 1940 hockey teams to the All New Eng-land States and Na-tional titles. He played professional hockey for the Cleveland Barons of the Ameri-can Hockey League and

the Minneapolis Millers of the United States Hockey League. He was an outstanding All-State baseball catcher with a batting aver-age of .579. He was signed by the Saint Louis Cardinals and assigned to play for the Rochester Cardinals. In 1942, Gus was drafted into the U.S. Army and served as the crew chief on a B-26 Bomber stationed

in England. After being discharged, he played for the Brooklyn Dodgers’ Nashua team with Hall of Famers Roy Campanella and Don New-comb. In 1952, he became coach of Mount’s hockey team. He left coaching to become a Woonsocket Police Officer. The Athletic Hall of Fame publicly recognizes and celebrates individuals who best exemplify the spirit and mission of Mount through their athletic involvement, high degree of excellence on the playing field and have been a source of pride to the school and the com-munity. Herve Richer, President of Mount Saint Charles Academy, said, “Gus Galipeau certainly epitomizes all of the qualities which our Hall of Fame seeks to celebrate. Through his athletic accomplishments, his service to our country, and his years of dedication as a public servant, Gus Galipeau represents all those qualities which we hope all of our graduates will emulate. Mount is proud of Gus, is happy to accord him this overdue honor, and I hope his example will inspire another generation of Mount students.”

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M O U N T S A I N T C H A R L E S A C A D E M Y

mount Saint Charles academy Presents oscar “gus” galipeau with his Hall of fame induction award

Mount is offering this trip to MSC families, friends, and alumni for a fun day in New York City! Academy Bus Transportation will provide the coach bus transportation to NYC. Once in the city, feel free to make your own plans to sightsee, shop, go to a show, etc! There are a limited number of spaces available for sale. Tick-ets will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact Chris Cabral, at 401-769-0310 ext. 117 or e-mail her at cabralc@mountsaintcharles.org Please note: All students must be accom-panied by an adult over the age of 21. There will be no MSC teachers chaperoning this trip.

(left to right): Richard Lawrence (Athletic Director at MSC), Br. Roland Champagne, Linda Wheeler-Omiunu, RN (Administrator at Trinity Health & Rehabilitation), Diana Ferreira (Activity Director at Trinity Health & Rehabilitation), Charlie Mandeville, and standing in the back is Herve Richer. Gus Galipeau is seated in front.

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Fr. Charlie Quinn was appointed to Mount to serve as the school chap-lain in 1982. That same school year, Fr. Charlie coached the co-ed 8th grade junior high soccer team. His associa-

tion with Mount junior high soccer would last for 29 years, during which time he coached hundreds of boys as Mount’s beloved junior high boys’ soccer coach. Fr. Charlie resigned as chaplain in

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1987 to accept the pastorate of St. Raymond’s Parish in Providence, but he remained at Mount as the junior high soccer coach. Twenty years later, in 2007, at which time he was still serving as soccer coach, Fr. Charlie retired as an active diocesan priest and returned to Mount to once again serve as school chaplain, a position he held until his health forced him to truly retire in 2012. Mount is extremely grateful for his many years of dedicated and humble service to our students, faculty, and families. We know that he will find his way back to the campus from time to time to keep a careful eye the junior high boys soccer team and to check in on his boys.

Keith Pace, Class of 2000, and his wife Nicki had Father Charlie baptize their twin daughters, Kennedie and McKenna. The Paces currently live in Illinois.

Good Luck in Your Retirement, Father Charlie!

“Thanks for all you have contributed to the MSC

community as our chaplain, soccer coach, and friend.

We’ll miss you Father Charlie!”

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loYaltY Club$1.00 TO $99.99Received Between

7/1/2011 and 6/30/2012

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abbatematteo Ms. Deborah Aiken Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Albert Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Albright Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alexander Mr. and Mrs. John Anketell Mr. and Mrs. George Archambault Ms. Gloria Aspesi Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Aubin ’50 Ms. Rita Audet Mr. and Mrs. Wilford AugerMr. and Mrs. Pierre Fisher Auger ’76Ms. Therese BaconMr. and Mrs. Marc BaconMs. Adel BanoubMs. Joanne BarberMr. and Mrs. Gregory BarishianMr. and Mrs. Mark Barnabe ’74 ’79Mr. and Mrs. Denis Beauchemin ’57Mrs. Pauline BeaudryMr. and Mrs. Normand (Frenchy)

Beausoleil ’49Mr. and Mrs. Richard BeauvaisMr. Owen BebeauMr. and Mrs. Ralph BeckerMr. and Mrs. George BelcherMr. and Mrs. Martin BellMs. Yvette BenettiMr. and Mrs. Robert BensonMrs. Helen BerardMr. and Mrs. Albert BergeronMr. and Mrs. Romeo Berthiaume ’64Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bertrand ’57Mrs. Mariette BessetteMr. and Mrs. Conrad BibeaultMr. and Mrs. Roland BibeauMr. and Mrs. Roger Bibeault ’51Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blanchard ’63Mr. and Mrs. Marc Blanchette ’76Mr. Roland BoisvertMrs. Ann BouletMr. and Mrs. Lucien BourcierMr. and Mrs. David BowmanMr. and Mrs. Peter BriaMr. and Mrs. Ronald Brodeur ’50Mr. and Mrs. Ken BudnickMr. Kenneth BuonannoMr. and Mrs. Christopher BurchMs. Emma Burns ’09Ms. Jenny Burns ’07Ms. Elda-Maria CahillMs. Eileen Cahill-KoutrosMr. and Mrs. Joseph CalabreseMr. and Mrs. Kevin CalnanDr. and Mrs. Peter CampbellMs. Nicole Carriere ’08Mr. Armand Carriere ’61Mr. and Mrs. Kevin CashMr. Pierre Castonguay ’60Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cedor, Jr. ’82Mr. Kevin Cesana ’87Mrs. Lori ChabotMr. and Mrs. Raymond ChampagneMr. and Mrs. Richard Champoux ’62Ms. Tammy ChauvetteMr. and Mrs. Tedio CiavariniMs. Jocelyn CiffoMrs. Mary ClarkeMr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke ’78Mr. Gerald Cloutier ’61Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phil CogdillMs. Kathleen Collins ’83Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Collins ’82Mr. and Mrs. Steven CombesMr. and Mrs. William Connell Mr. Kazmirz Contre ’71Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Corriveau ’67Mr. and Mrs. Christopher CostelloMr. and Mrs. Claude Cote ’72Ms. Jacqueline CournoyerMr. and Mrs. Maurice Cournoyer ’64Mr. and Mrs. Robert CourtemancheMr. and Mrs. Robert CoutuMr. and Mrs. Daniel CoutureMr. and Mrs. Mark CutlerMr. and Mrs. Dave DannekerMr. Gerard Dault ’56Mr. and Mrs. Neil DecasseMs. Frances DelasantaMs. Kristen F DellaPosta

Dr. and Mrs. Donald DemersMr. and Mrs. Rene Demers ’56Ms. Madeline DeragonMr. and Mrs. Tony DeRosa, III ’87Mr. and Mrs. Guy Desaulniers Ms. Allegra DiMeo ’09Ms. Charlotte DominiqueMrs. Frances DoranMr. and Mrs. David DorrMr. and Mrs. Henry Drewes ’42Mr. and Mrs. Carlos DuarteMr. and Mrs. James Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Marcel DumasMr. and Mrs. Craig DuquetteMr. Jonathan EdwardsEmbrace Home Loans, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael Engels ’56Ms. Kathleen FarleyMr. and Mrs. John FelicioMr. Michael Ferrier ’92Mr. and Mrs. Michael FerryMs. Rebecca Ferry ’00Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ferry, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fisette ’48Ms. Muriel FisherMr. Walter James FontaineMr. and Mrs. Gildo ForestiMr. and Mrs. Raymond Forget, Jr. ’64Mr. and Mrs. Chay FoxonMr. Lionel Frappier ’45Mr. and Mrs. Robert FraserMr. and Mrs. Bradley FrohnMr. Robert Frueh ’65Mr. and Mrs. Russell FurlongMr. Charles Gagne ’65Mr. and Mrs. Terrence GallagherMr. and Mrs. Gilbert GallagherMs. Christine Gamache ’04Lt. Col. and Mrs. James GardnerMr. Nicholas Gassey ’81Mr. and Mrs. Keith GiacinMr. and Mrs. Herve GiguereMr. Marc GiguereMrs. Irene GirardMr. David Goff and Mrs. Michelle

Felicio-GoffMr. and Mrs. Normand GonthierMr. Mark Gonthier ’79Ms. Claudette GouinMr. and Mrs. Michael Goulet ’51Mrs. Sheila GraceMr. and Mrs. John GrayMr. and Mrs. Robert GrecoDr. and Dr. Christopher Gregory ’80Mr. and Mrs. Peter GrelaMr. and Mrs. Camille Guilbert ’50Mr. and Mrs. Edward GuilbertMs. Mary GuilianoMr. and Mrs. Roland GuilmetteMr. Peter Hall, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. James HandanyanMs. Dorothy HanlonMr. and Mrs. Mark HarnoisMr. and Mrs. E. Brian Harvey ’84Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hemond ’57Mr. Donaldson HillMs. Mary Beth HoffmanMr. Mark Hogan ’60Ms. Cindy HouleMr. Lucien Hubert ’45LTC and Mrs. Steven HurteauMr. and Mrs. Andrew JacksonCol. and Mrs. Donald Jalbert ’36Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jobin ’63Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald KafalasMr. and Mrs. John KalfMr. Robert Keith ’69Ms. Kaitlin Kelly ’04Mr. Paul KerriganMr. and Mrs. Eugene Kessler ’64Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kogut ’78Ms. Gayle KummerfeldtMr. and Mrs. Roger LafontaineMr. and Mrs. Raoul Laganiere’50Ms. Beverly LaliberteMr. Steven Lambert ’07Rev. Romeo LamotheMr. and Mrs. Maurice Lariviere ’48Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LaRochelle ’52Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lataille ’77Dr. and Mrs. Albert Latour ’54Mr. and Mrs. Michael LaverdureMr. and Mrs. Henri LeBlond ’52Ms. Monica Lee-HenellMr. and Mrs. Henry Leeming, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lefebvre ’61Mr. Frederick LeighMr. and Mrs. Richard Lemay ’64Mr. Richard LemayMr. and Mrs. Peter LemayMr. and Mrs. Donald LemoineMrs. Helen LeporeMr. and Mrs. Charles LeSieur, Jr.Mr. Gary LetourneauMr. and Mrs. Victor LiberatoreMr. and Mrs. Boris Liblanc ’51Ms. Coreen LinsaoMs. Virginia LoontjensMs. Leslie Lussier ’84Mr. Anthony Macaione ’57Ms. Mary MagnaniMr. Herman Mailloux ’41Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Makowski, SrSgt. Maj. Marcel Mandeville ’57Capt. and Mrs. Christopher

Manocchia ’81Rev. Albert Marcello, IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard Marquis ’71Ms. Meghan MacDonald ’94Mr. and Mrs. Ores MasnykMs. Doris Masse ’80Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mathieu ’75Mr. Sean McCarthyMr. Ryan McCarty ’06Ms. Susan McCarthyMr. Philip McCarty and Ms. Rita

TurcotteDr. and Mrs. Philip McClintockMr. Christopher McCobb ’92Ms. Brenda McCrannMr. and Mrs. Michael McDermott Mrs. Aileen McDonaldMr. and Mrs. John McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Barry McDonoughMr. Michael McGahan ’66Mr. Timothy McGeeMr. and Mrs. Peter McLaughlin ’62Judge John M. McLaughlin and

Mr. Margaret MclaughlinMr. Brendon McNiff and

Mrs. Kimberly Gagnon-McNiff ’88Mr. and Mrs. Angelo MencucciMr. and Mrs. Martin Meyer, Jr.Ms. Amy Mitson ’92Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan ’54Mr. Antonio Morey, Jr. ’78Mrs. and Mr. Rita MorinMr. and Mrs. Raymond Morin ’70Mr. and Mrs. Judson MorrisMs. Christine MorseMrs. John Mousseau Ms. Julie MunsterMr. and Mrs. Harold MurphyMr. and Mrs. Edward MurtaughMs. Suzanne Nabi-Tremblay, MD ’87Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nadeau ’65Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nadeau ’45Ms. Denise NaultMr. and Mrs. Peter NorthrupMr. and Mrs. Robert O’ByckMr. and Mrs. John OleksyMr. Joseph O’NeillMr. and Mrs. John Orton, IIIMs. Betty Jane OwenMr. and Mrs. David PapineauMs. Christine ParkerMr. and Mrs. Herve Pelland ’59Mr. Gary Pelletier and Ms. Lesley

Fryncko Mr. Andre Peloquin ’58Pepin & Son Inc.Ms. Diane PepiMr. James Perilli and Dr. Ann

Gabriele-PerilliMr. and Mrs. Anthony PerrottiPfizer Foundation Matching Gifts

ProgramMr. Joseph Phaneuf ’49Ms. Leonora PierannunziMr. and Mrs. Gerald Piette ’76Ms. Linda PillarellaMr. and Mrs. Philias PincinceMr. and Mrs. Michael PirrelloMr. and Mrs. Richard PitroneMrs. Denise PlatzerMs. Lucille PoitrasMs. Claire PowellMr. and Dr. Clarence PrattMr. and Mrs. Gregory Prew ’91Mr. and Mrs. Jay PriddyDr. and Mrs. Andrew Pryharski ’59

Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn ’56Mr. and Mrs. Omer Recore, Jr. ’68Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rego ’73Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Riendeau ’79Ms. Carrie RenehanMs. Tina Reynolds ’88Mr. and Mrs. Herve RicherMr. and Mrs. Herve Richer, Jr. ’74Ms. Therese RileyMr. Paul Robert ’42Ms. Natalie RobitailleMr. and Mrs. Raymond RoperMr. and Mrs. Sergio RotatoriMs. Carol RoweMr. and Mrs. Donald SaladinTucker, Heifetz & Saltzman, LLPMr. and Mrs. Robert SanitaMr. Matthew Santos ’10Dr. and Mrs. Steven SantosMr. and Mrs. Peter SarapasDr. and Mrs. Robert SarniMs. Joan SebastianMr. and Mrs. Michael SegersMr. and Mrs. Eugene ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Dennis SkehanMr. Daniel SkwyraMr. and Mrs. Richard SmithMr. and Mrs. Theodore SpasMs. Amedia St. AndreMr. and Mrs. Lawrence StangelMs. Mary StoukidesMr. and Mrs. William Sudol ’64Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sutherland ’78Mr. and Mrs. William Sutherland ’72Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SzlosekMr. and Mrs. Philip TeelMr. Bernard TellierMr. and Mrs. Alan Tenreiro ’92Br. Roger Thibault, SCMr. and Mrs. James TreharneMs. Suzanne TremblayMr. Joseph Trepanier ’67Mr. and Mrs. Victor TrindadeMr. and Mrs. Ronald Trottier ’63Mr. and Mrs. Omer TurcotteLt. Col. Michael Tusoni, USAF Ret. ’63Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tyminski, Sr.Ms. Mary UralowichMs. Beth VeltriMrs. Cheryl VenancioMs. Carol WaddingtonMs. Molly Wade ’05Mr. Andrew WeltMr. and Mrs. Philip WesalowskiMr. and Mrs. Derek WessmanMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey WessonMr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson ’58Mr. and Mrs. Thomas WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Peter WnukowskiMr. and Mrs. Edward YazbakMr. and Mrs. Antonio YemmaMr. and Mrs. Kenneth ZaluskiMr. and Mrs. Earl Zimmerman

CenturY Club$100.00 TO $249.99

Received Between 7/1/2011 and 6/30/2012

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Adamo ’82Mr. James AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Mark AndersonDr. and Mrs. Mark Andreozzi ’90Mr. and Mrs. Frank ArmenioMr. and Mrs. Jean Auger ’78Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerard Ayotte ’58Dr. Linda Bagley ’82Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Beaumier Mr. and Mrs. David Bennett ’82Ms. Mekala BertocciMr. Albert Berube, Jr. ’49Mr. and Mrs. Lee BlaisMrs. Lise BlissMr. Steven Bokoski ’70Ms. Ellen BollwegMrs. Mary BouleyMr. and Mrs. Wesley Bray, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan, Jr. Mr. James A Brodeur ’10Mr. Stephen Burbridge and

Mrs. Mindy Russell-Burbridge ’87Capewell Components Company

LLCMr. and Mrs. Paul Capuzziello ’87

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carignan ’80Mr. and Mrs. Kevin CarrollMr. and Mrs. David CarusoMr. and Mrs. Bernard Catalano ’69Catholic Financial Life InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Peter CertoMr. Bin ChenMr. and Mrs. Arthur ChoateMr. and Mrs. Steven Ciullo ’85Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman ’81Ms. Sarah Collins ’92Mr. and Mrs. Kevin ConnaughtonMr. and Mrs. John CookMr. and Mrs. Paul CorbosieroMr. and Mrs. David CoteMr. and Mrs. Louis Coulombe ’55Mr. Richard Courtens ’64Mr. and Mrs. Bryan CoxDr. Dennis Cruff and Mrs. Lisa

Allam-Cruff ’77Ryan, Cudmore & Ieardi FamilyMr. William Cummings ’50CVSMr. Edward Czerwinski ’57Mr. and Mrs. Scott D’AlessandroMr. Mark DellaPosta ’09Mr. and Mrs. Steven DellaPostaRev. Normand Demers ’50Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiBona, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert DiCaprioMr. and Mrs. Keith DingleyMs Nancy DiThomasso’78Mr. and Mrs. John DoodyMr. Philip DorrMrs. Irene DupreMr. and Mrs. Gustav EckilsonMr. Justin Eckilson ’10Mr. and Mrs. James EdwardsMr. David Emond ’92Mr. and Mrs. Charles FafardDr. Glen Fandetti ’92Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ferrari ’61Mr. and Mrs. David FontaineMr. and Mrs. Mitchell ForestiMr. and Mrs. Richard Frost ’69Mr. and Mrs. Ronald FullerMr. William Gagne ’74Mr. and Mrs. Donald GagnonMr. and Mrs. John GalvinMr. Francis Garrick ’70Rev. Roger Gaulin ’57Col. Edward Gauthier ’52Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gelinas ’62Mr. and Mrs. John Gill, III ’64Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay GilliesMs. Martha GlasheenMr. and Mrs. Robert Godin ’60Goodwin BrothersMr. and Mrs. Joseph Paul Gouin ’51Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gray ’46Mr. and Mrs. John Guerin ’64Mr. Marc GuerinMr. Richard Guyette ’61Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamel ’59Judge and Mrs. Daniel M. Hanlon, Ret.Ms. Kendra HardingMr. and Mrs. Timothy Harrigan ’76Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hicks ’51Highland Landscape & SnowplowingMr. and Mrs. John Hodgens, Jr. ’83Ms. Alma Tina HoganMr. and Mrs. John Hogan Mr. Christopher Horan ’88Houghton Mifflin Matching Gift

ProgramMr. and Mrs. Raymond Hunt ’64Mr. and Mrs. Brian Jefferies ’89John Hancock Financial ServicesMr. and Mrs. Alan Jolly ’71Dr. Eugene Joly ’45Mr. and Mrs. Arkan JonnaMs. Kathleen JoppruMr. and Mrs. George KeefeMr. and Mrs. Michael KissmanMr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kozimor ’87Ms. Nicole Kuchinski ’05Ms. Margaret LamarreMr. and Mrs. Bruce LancasterMrs. Gail LandryMr. and Mrs. Michael LandryMr. and Mrs. Andrew LanginMr. and Mrs. Michael LeeRev. Eugene Lessard ’51Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L’HeureuxDr. and Dr. Louis LiottaMr. and Mrs. Joseph Luginski

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen MaceroniMs. Janet MagnaniMs. Monique MaillouxMr. and Mrs. Paul Mailloux ’70Mr. Dennis Maloney ’56Mr. Robert Marchand ’64Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marotti, Jr. ’83Atty and Mrs. John McCoyMr. Douglas McCreadieMcDonough, Hacking, & Lavoie, LLCMr. Edward McGovernMr. and Mrs. John McGuire, Jr. ’64Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGuireMr. Timothy McLaughlinMerck Partnership for GivingMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramMr. and Mrs. Richard Minot ’65Mr. Jonathan E. Mitchell ’83Ms. Joanna MontalbanoMr. and Mrs. Anthony Moore ’47Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morris, Sr. ’50LTC and Mrs. James Mullin ’94Mr. and Mrs. Adam MurphyMr. and Mrs. Antonio NunesMr. and Mrs. Charles O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. Cornelius O’Leary ’53Mr. and Mrs. Rene Ouellet ’70Mr. and Mrs. George PageMs. Cynthia ParkerMr. Bertrand Paul, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Vincent PearlMr. and Mrs. Louis PepiDr. and Mrs. George Picard ’65Mr. Michael Pirrello ’03Mr. Wilfrid Provost ’62Mr. and Mrs. Robert PumpMr. Stephen Rapko ’60Rick’s Musical InstrumentsMr. and Mrs. John Ring, Jr.River Falls Inc.Mr. and Dr. Richard Roberts ’76Mr. Stephen Rochette ’03Mr. and Mrs. Mark RolleriMr. and Mrs. Michael RomanoMr. and Mrs. Glenn Rouleau Mr. Charles Rouleau ’56Mr. and Mrs. Paul SarzaMr. and Mrs. Ronald Schauster ’57Mr. Michael Schlott and Mrs. Jayne

Guertin-SchlottMr. and Mrs. John SebastianMr. and Mrs. Roland SicotteMr. and Mrs. Michael SmithMs. Terese SmithMs. Ann SmithMr. and Mrs. Charles SotnikMs. Jeanne Soucy ’65Dr. and Mrs. Raymond SousaMr. and Mrs. Marcel TardifMs. Michelle Thompson ’86Ms. Susan TrepaneyMr. and Mrs. Andre Trottier ’67Mr. Matthew Trottier ’87Mrs. Rosemarie TrudeauMr. and Mrs. Christopher TuffyMr. and Mrs. Thomas UkenaMr. and Mrs. James VecoreMr. and Mrs. Gerald Ventre ’63Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vigliotti, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ward ’76Mr. and Mrs. Harry WatsonMs. Anne WhitakerWoonsocket Lions ClubMr. and Mrs. Robert Yates

leaderSHiP Club$250.00 TO $499.99

Received Between 7/1/2011 and 6/30/2012

Mr. Edward Goryl ’64Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cantin ’71Catalano ConstructionMr. and Mrs. Guy Chabot ’68Mr. and Mrs. Michael Corrente, Esq. ’83Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cote ’57Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cournoyer ’85Ms. Brenda Duclos ’96Mr. and Mrs. Brian DukesMr. and Mrs. James FerryMr. and Mrs. Vincent GadouryMr. and Mrs. Douglas GrayMr. and Mrs. Thomas HellmanMr. Neil Hunt ’00

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Robert Marrah ’59Mr. and Mrs. Philip MortonMr. Colin PadburyMr. and Mrs. Michael PoirierMr. and Mrs. James Rogers ’40Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sammartino ’85Mr. and Mrs. Leo St. Laurent ’61Mr. and Mrs. Charles VansantMr. and Mrs. Brian Holmes ’85Bottomline TechnologiesMr. and Mrs. Robert Drapeau ’57Mr. and Mrs. Edward PryorDe Fiore Spalding, P.C.Mrs. Paulette LambertMr. and Mrs. Steven Niedzwiadek ’93United Way of Rhode IslandLt. Col. and Mrs. Paul Bourdon,

USMC ’61CovidienMr. Jonathan Marland ’94Ms. Sue TessierMr. and Mrs. Richard CarriereMs. Monique HauserMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey MongeonMr. and Mrs. Timothy Spinella ’84Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pointon, Jr. ’44Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cappellano ’73Mr. and Mrs. Kevin ReillyAHOLD Financial Services

eXCelSior Club$500.00 TO $999.99

Received Between 7/1/2011 and 6/30/2012

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ambler, Esq ’85Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bibeault, PhD ’59Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bouley ’82Mrs. Stacy Lynn Bowman-HenryDr. and Mrs. James BrennanMr. and Mrs. Richard BrysonMr. and Mrs. Robert CabralMr. and Mrs. Matthew Cedor ’88Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ClemMr. and Mrs. John Crook ’66Dean BankDr. and Mrs. Paul Desjardins ’67Mr. George Dresser ’57Ms. Jennie Eckilson ’07Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. EddinsDr. and Mrs. Ernest FinocchioMr. and Mrs. Thomas Flood ’59Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flood ’56Mr. and Mrs. David GoldenMr. and Mrs. John GuevremontMr. Russell Griffiths and Mrs. Donna

Gamache-Griffiths ’90Mr. Joel Guay ’80Mr. and Mrs. John Hoyceanyls ’79Mrs. Kathleen Huchthausen Mr. Eddy Jutras ’70Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan KaplanMr. Timothy Kerrigan ’88Mr. and Mrs. John Laramee ’61Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lucchesi ’69Mr. and Mrs. Roger Martin ’81Navigant Credit UnionCJ Nemes Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles NemesMr. and Mrs. Andre Paradis ’60Mr. and Mrs. Joseph PereiraProvince of IHM, Inc.Father Charles QuinnMr. Mark Remillard ’01Mr. Lionel Savaria ’86Mr. and Mrs. Michael SheehanMr. and Mrs. Robert ShermanMr. and Mrs. David SoucyMr. and Mrs. Michael St. Andre ’88Mr. and Mrs. Marc Staelen ’71Target CorporationMr. Rene Tellier ’48Mrs. Elizabeth TetreaultVietnam Veterans of AmericaDr. and Mrs. Thomas Whalen, Jr. ’70Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Wilk, Jr. ’83

eXCelSior gold

$1,000.00 AND $2,499.99Received Between

7/1/2011 and 6/30/2012

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ayotte ’55Bank of AmericaBrothers of the Sacred HeartMr. and Mrs. Gus CapizzoCozy Quarters Pet Inn, Inc.Mr. William Crowley, Jr. ’49Dealer Dot Com, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John DiCostanzoMr. and Mrs. John FinnertyMr. and Mrs. John FoleyState Street Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John HakeMr. and Mrs. Marc HebertMr. and Mrs. Ronald HovsepianMr. Lawrence HydeIBM International FoundatuionMr. and Mrs. Roland Lavallee, Sr. ’68Mr. and Mrs. Robert LoiselleMr. and Mrs. Christopher LydonMr. and Mrs. Glen MartinMr. and Mrs. Denis Martin ’76Dr. and Dr. Joseph MazzaMr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin ’59Mr. John McVeyDr. Michael Morin ’78National Grid USA Service Co., Inc.Mr. Dermod Norton ’61Mr. Eugene A. Peloquin ’50Dr. and Mrs. Joel PicardMr. Bruce Piette and Dr. Rosemarie

Martin ’84Mr. and Mrs. Paul QuistbergMr. and Mrs. David Roy, Sr.Ms. Melinda RyanDr. and Mrs. Claude Trottier ’56Mr. Robert Ward ’77

direCtor’S Club$2,500.00 and $4,999.99

Received Between 7/1/2011 and 6/30/2012

AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Gerald BarrettCenter Ice Sports Inc.Mr. Charles Crepeau ’51Mr. and Mrs. Gary Denis ’71Mr. and Mrs. Robert DiMuccioMr. and Mrs. Erik Eckilson ’78Friendly Nursing HomeLepine Financial AdvisorsMr. and Mrs. Theodore MurphyMr. and Mrs. Scott Pleau ’83Mr. and Mrs. Joseph TardieWells Fargo

founder’S Club$5,000.00 and $9,999.00

Received Between 7/1/2011 and 6/30/2012

Mr. William Coffey ’58Deslandes Construction Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James DoreMr. and Mrs. Jared Earley ’90Fidelity FoundationMr. Albert FuchsMr. and Mrs. Ronald LafondMacari Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Walter Morris ’41Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’BrienTextron Matching Gift Program

ProvinCial CirCle$10,000.00 TO $24,999.99

Received Between 7/1/2011 and 6/30/2012

Amica Mutual Insurance CompanyMr. and Mrs. James CournoyerEzeCastle IntegrationMr. and Mrs. Richard Lepine ’82Mr. and Mrs. James McDermottMr. and Mrs. Thomas Ward ’71

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SaCred HeartCounCil

$25,000.00 or MOREReceived Between

7/1/2011 and 6/30/2012 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Dennis GradyMr. and Mrs. Gerald KnuevenMSC Parents’ Council Total number of donors listed: 688

eXCelSior life

Members Contributed A Gift of Life Insurance

Dr. Donald Bibeault ’59Mrs. Annette Blair

Mr. Paul Brodeur ’71Mrs. Gail BrysonMs. Barbi Carignan ’80Mr. Jack Clarke ’83Mr. Charles Clarke lll ’78Mr. Louis Coulombe ’55Mr. John Harwood ’70Dr. Peter D. Martelly ’68Mr. Christopher Ozimek ’79Mr. Andrew Palmer ’78Mr. David Paquette ’70

matCHing giftComPanieS

AmgenAmica Mutual Insurance companyArrowhead General Insurance

Agency, Inc.Bank of America

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Bottomline TecnologiesCitigroup FoundationCitizens BankCJ Nemes, Inc.CovidentFidelity FoundationFM Global FoundationHoughton Mifflin Matching Gift

ProgramIBM CorporationJohn Hancock Financial ServicesKraft Foods Foundation Matching

Gifts ProgramMerck Partnership for GivingMerrill LynchMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramNational Grid USA Service

Company Inc.Putnam InvestmentsSaint-Gobain Corp. FoundationSpectra Energy Foundation

State Street BankTextron Matching Gift ProgramVerizon FoundationWells FargoWyeth

giftS in Kind

Mr. Roger BerardMr. and Mrs. Dale ConnollyMr. Edward CzerwinskiMs. Ruth FedericiMr. and Mrs. Antonio NunesSports System Custom Bag Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Jaccques Staelen, Jr.Mr. Paul Zastrow

in memorY of John Leo AllenVictoria AlvitiElizabeth ArcaroLouie ArcaroAnnette ArchambaultHenry ArchambaultDr. Elevterio G. AukpalaTheophile BarnabeAlice Barsamian Angele BeaudetteDenise BeaucheminBeatrice A. Beaudoin Betty Lou BernardoWilliam Maloney-BlackstoneRichard BlanchetteFlorence BoisvertJoseph E. BouleyBr. George ErnestMary A. BucciOlive BurkeJames B. BurnsGaetano CaliseMadeline CardinGino CarlucciMadeline CardinElizabeth CarriganJames CarterL. Andre Chartier ’47Bill Coffey, Sr.Anne ConcemiMollie ContiRichard CopperwheatGilbert Coreira ’50Pasquale CastelleseWilliam CummingsMargaret DavisJoyce Dean

Joan Decotis Rayomond D. Denis ’47Mary DiciaccioCaroline DickieLouise DiGiacomoAlfred J. DiSalvoClaire DominiqueMuriel DonaldsonJacqueline DonovanHelen Frances DorrTimothy DumasHerve DumontBr. Ronald Dupuis, SCClaire DurandBr. George ErnestSandra EwellElaine Almonte FagnotIrene T. FagnantEvelyn FerruoloMichael J. Finnegan, Jr. ’65Mary FitzgibbonShauna FitzpatrickRichard N. FontaineGabriel M. FortinRita Fresiello-SmallCatherine H. GalloglyE. Kevin GallagherMary GarciaMary R. GattoFrances GautreauRene GauthierWalter L. GibsonBill GilbertEleanor GillinghamAnthony Girard Sr.Adeline GiulianoBernadette GlodeC. Lorraine GovernoE. Kevin Harvey

Mary HoranShirley Edwards HowesNatale JabourAmy Jarret ’90Chris JohnsonWilliam H. KellyGerald KowalikMrs. F. LabrecqueKatherine M. LancisiAlbert Landry ’58Judith LangfordErika LaurenceJohn LawrenceLionel LeclaireTheresa R. LeducIrene LefebrveRaymond LemainiRaymond LemireYvonne L. LeporeLaura LeclercDr. Patrick LevesqueJohn LoeflerIrene LuluRaymond LussierDiane LuttrellGertrude MacksondRaymond Mailloux Jr.Marc MartinAnne A. MandevilleStephen ManagonRose R. ManueppiArthur C. Manstream Jr.Stephen MazonNina McCartyNorma McCarthyJohn J. McLaughlin Isabelle McQuillenJack MeehanPamela Millette

Angelo M. MentoConcetta MelloTom MoonRuth MorinDorothy Ann MurphyEddie MurrayPauline NadeauMary Costello O’KeefeJoseph O’Neill, SrFrank PaciaMrs. PauloMrs. Hope Paretti-EverettJanice ParrettiDennis PauxDonald PellitierJackie PellitierTheresa PeloquinEthel PetrucciNorman PhaneufJames PicardKen PickeringBernadette PlasseAdela PonichteraGloria ProvencalBarbara QuinnEleanor RamieriLinda RicciAileen RobbleeRobert LafondFrank RussasPaula RussellSteven RyanJack SaboeiroJoseph W. SamsonCarol ScanlonVito A. SciretiaMary R. SeibelBarbara SheehanEric Stuart Sidman

Manuel SilvaRichard F. SkinnerBarbara SmithAndre Soucy ’71Joyce St. AndreValadin St. ArmandAudrey Mae StecherAlice Lemoine StifterHarold StrandLorraine StrekofskyIrving D. StudleyJames L. Taft, EsqLorraine TamnerEdward TenczarYvonne TurgeonAlbert Violette Wayne VossJoanne M. WardSimone WardConstance WebbJohn T. WilliamsGeorge WitzellBarbara WoodAnn Zarlenga

in Honor of Marriette BessetteMr. and Mrs. Chris BijesseDonald and Terry Dubois &

FamilyMr. & Mrs. Wilfred Godin Br. Louis LapearleMarguerite Lebel

for Healing of Lucien PontriandChristine Cabral

q i want to make a tax-deductible gift to mount St. Charles academy

q My check for $__________________ payable to Mount Saint Charles Academy is enclosed.

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If interested in making a donation to the tenniS CourtS initiative, please contact Donald Demers at demersd@mountsaintcharles.org

mail to: Office of Advancement • Mount Saint Charles Academy • 800 Logee Street • Woonsocket, RI 02895-5599 Stock gifts or transfers can be made by contacting Donald Demers at 401-769-0310 x111 or demersd@mountsaintcharles.org.

online contributions are also accepted at www.mountsaintcharles.org, click Welcome on the left, then On-line Giving at the top.

C L A S S N O T E S

1990 rick almeida has been awarded tenure and promoted to Associate Professor of Political Science at Francis Marion University in Florence, South Carolina.

1992eric garulay had the honor of contributing to a rather unique and timely new book that has just

been published, Navigating Social Media Legal Risks: Safeguarding Your Business. It is the first comprehen-sive social media legal guide for business. It provides busi-

ness professionals with strategies for navigating the unique legal risks that can arise from social, mobile, and online media. Currently, Eric is a digital marketing and social media strategist and holds the position of Digital Marketing Manager with Pearson, the world’s largest publisher. He is a Boston-based digital marketing and social media strategist, and founder and executive producer of the OnPodcast Video Network.

2002laura baldassari, graduated on May 20, 2012 from Georgetown University as a Doctor of Medicine. In June, she began her residency in neurology at Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.

2003Haley manella was accepted for August 2012 entrance into Tufts Medical School. This year, she completed her Master’s Degree at Tufts in Biomedical Science.

brian Calnan and his wife mariel (auger) Calnan welcomed their son Nolan Patrick on July

14. He was 8lbs, 9oz. In a note sent to MSC Brian and his wife said, “The Mount community has always meant so much to our fami-

lies, and we look forward to introducing our son to such a positive environ-ment. As a future Mountie,

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it is important for him to get started early!”

2005myles guevremont married his wife Nicole on September 1st in Atlantic City, New Jersey. There were over 20 Mountie alumni in attendance! (See photo below)

alison (Cornell) Cranshaw married Dave Cranshaw on April 21, 2012, at Holy Spirit Parish in Central Falls, RI. The Middletown, Connecticut residents enjoyed their honeymoon in Napa Valley. In February, Alison began working as an Employment Services Manager at FAVARH, a non-profit organization in Canton, Connecticut. Previously, she was an Assistant Supervisor at Horace Mann Educational Associates in Hudson, Massachusetts. Alison earned her Bachelor’s Degree at Roger Williams University and Master’s Degree at Nichols College.

2006Here is a picture from brendan Shea’s wedding. His best man was ryan Celona ’07.

myles guevremont ’05; Courtney Shea ’09; and Caitlin and allison Shea, both Class of 2012, were also in the wedding party.

2008In May, daniel Suttmeier graduated from the University of Hartford with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering. He is employed at General Dynamics in Groton, Connecticut as an electri-cal engineer.

anthony aiudi, President of the Student Alumni Association at the University of Rhode Island, received the A. Robert Rainville Leadership Award for Student Leadership based on his diverse range of leadership experiences. Anthony is a Pharmacy and M.B.A. student at URI.

guevremont wedding – Bottom Row Left to Right: Brendan Shea ’06;

Jerome Cahill ’05; Garrett Clark ’05; William St. Martin ’05; Michael Sevigny ’05; Kayleigh Fraraccio ’05; Emily Durfee ’05; Matthew Czerkowicz ’05; Kristie Dorfman ’09; Nathan Guevremont ’09; Top Row Left to Right: Marc Blanchette ’76, Music Director; Amy Blanchette, Librarian; Ethan Guevremont ’15; Jonathan Blanchette ’15; Nicole Blanchette ’06; Mark Peloquin ’05; Michael Platek ’07; Myles Guevremont ’05 and his bride, Nicole Bibeau Guevremont; Cara Joyce ’05; Kenneth Blanchette ’05; Donna Guevremont, Business Manager; John Guevremont ’76, English Teacher; Jane Guevremont Cortellini ’79; David Guevremont ’78; Lisa Guevremont Shea ’81; Steve Shea, English Teacher; Bridget Hagan ’05; Missing from photo, Stephanie Blanchette ’09Ph

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A L U M N I N E w S

Robert Trap Yates, MSC Class of 2010, was honored by the Presi-dent of Princeton University at the Princeton Opening Ceremonies with the George B. Wood Legacy Sophomore Prize. He was 1 of 7 students at the university who were recognized for their academic achievement. Trap was award with the George B. Wood Legacy Prize which is given to a member of the current junior class in acknowl-edgement of his/her extraordinary academic achievement during their sophomore year at Princeton. Currently, Trap lives in Sutton, Massachusetts and is a Bachelor of Arts candidate. He is majoring in Sociology and also pursuing certifi-cates in Urban Studies, and values

and public life. Over the summer, Trap interned with Ashoka, a social entrepreneurship organization in India. Trap was part of a team that had to create a plan to make housing and home construction/improvements affordable in India. Trap’s mom, Brenda, wrote a note to MSC telling us of this great news. She said, “I am writing this letter to first share some wonderful news from Trap Yates that reflects so beautifully on the wonderful education and preparation that he received from all of the staff at Mount Saint Charles Academy, and

secondly to thank all of you for the incredible preparation that you gave to both our sons during their time at Mount Saint Charles Academy...we are very grateful to all of the staff at Mount who did such an amazing job to prepare both Trap and Andrew for their collegiate journey.” Congratulations Trap!

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Every year, Brown University selects up to 6 RI students from Providence College, Rhode Island

College, and the Univer-sity of Rhode Island (with a maximum of 2 students per col-lege) to circum-vent Brown’s medical school admissions process, includ-

ing the MCATs, and secure a spot in Brown’s medical school upon their college graduation. Students who are enrolled in their sophomore year are eligible to apply and be considered for this Early Identification Program at Brown. Once accepted, not only do students have to complete the

matthew Santos, Class of 2010, accepted early into brown medical School

necessary prerequisite courses, but they also have to maintain a 3.0 GPA through the rest of their undergrad-uate careers. One of the students accepted into the program this year was MSC’s very own Mountie alumnus, Matthew Santos. Matthew has wanted to be a doctor since he was in the 4th grade, so his early acceptance into Brown’s medical school certainly fulfilled a lifelong dream. In July, he came home from a 3 week study abroad program in Copenhagen, Denmark where he took a Human Health and Disease course at the Danish Institute. This program also allowed Matthew to take a 5 day medical study tour in Berlin, Germany. Matthew is part of PC’s Liberal

Arts Program. In addition to major-ing in Biology, he is also majoring in English. Congratulations Matthew!

Trap is pictured here amongst fellow students recognized for their achievements. Trap is standing all the way to the right of the photo. Next to him, on the left, is Valerie Smith, Dean of the College. Left of Smith is Princeton President, Shirley M. Tilghman

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TEAMS PLAYING:Bishop Guertin HS (MA)

Bishop Hendricken HS (RI)Delbarton School (NJ)

Fairfield Prep (CT)LaSalle Academy (RI)

LaSalle College HS (PA)Mount St. Charles Academy (RI)

St. Dominic Academy (ME)St. Joseph Collegiate Institute (NY)

GAME TIMES:12/27 & 12/28: 2pm, 4pm, 6pm, 8pm

12/29: Noon, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm

HolidaY faCe off

DECEMBER 27, 28, 29

alumni golf tournament

new Student orientationAugust 24th was a day dedicated to welcoming all of the new students and parents into our MSC family!

On Saturday, August 4th, MSC held its 24th annual alumni golf tournament at Crystal lake Golf Club.More than 120 golfers played!

Mount Saint CharleS aCadeMy800 Logee Street

Woonsocket, RI 02895-5599

PresidentMr. Herve E. Richer ’74

PrincipalMr. Edwin Burke

board of directorsBr. Robert R. Croteau, SC Chairman of the Board Br. Mark E. Hilton, SCBr. Clifford King, SCBr. Daniel St. Jacques, SCBr. Roger Lemoyne, SC

School board membersDonna Gamache Griffiths ’90, Chair Albert P. Valliere Jr. ’65, Vice Chair Dr. Mark Andreozzi ’90 wayne Cottle Br. Robert G. Gagne, SCJohn Hoyceanyls Christopher KeyesBr. Robert Lavoie, SC Kathleen McGuireJill (Savini) Moylan ’95Br. Roland Ouellette, SCGerald R. Piette ’76Alan Tenreiro ’92

admissionsMr. Joseph O’Neill, Director401-769-0310 x137admissions@mountsaintcharles.org

advancementMr. Donald M. Demers, PhD, CFRE, Director401-769-0310 x111demersd@mountsaintcharles.org

alumniMrs. Gail Bryson, Director401-769-0310 x115alumni@mountsaintcharles.org

marketing/CommunicationsMs. Penny C. Federici, Director401-769-0310 x177federicip@mountsaintcharles.org

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uPComing eventS

october 7: Alumni Soccer Game, Lower Field

october 26, 27, 28: Faculty Play, Bell Tower Theater

october 28: Royal Mountie Mass & Dinner, Chapel Hall

november 21: 2012 Yearbook Party, Chapel Hall

november 23: 2002 Reunion, CitySide/River Falls

december 2: Lessons & Carols, Precious Blood Church

december 27, 28, 29: Holiday Face Off, Br. Adelard Arena

december 28: 2007 Reunion, RiRa Irish Pub, Providence

february 14: Blackstone Valley Jazz Festival, The Stadium Theater

april 6: Auction on the Mount, MSC Gym

april 25: Senior Art Show, The Cakery in Woonsocket

april 27: Excelsior Dinner/Fine Arts Hall of Fame Ceremony, Chapel Hall

may 4 & 5: Choral Cabaret, Mount Saint Charles Academy

may 18 & 19: Pops Concert, Mount Saint Charles Academy

June 7, 8, 9: 1963 ReunionJune 9: 2013 Commencement

oPen HouSenovember 4: 2-4 pm

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testing date 1: Saturday, December 1, 2012 at 8:15am

testing date 2: Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 8:15am

testing date 3: Saturday, March 2, 2013 at 8:15am testing date 4: Saturday, May 4, 2013 at 8:15am