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Dear friends,

Please join us for all the exciting events that are happening on the hill in celebration of our 60th anniversary! You are forever a part of the Spellman family and we invite you to be a part of life at Spellman today. Below you will fnd a list of only some of the exciting events planned for the 2018-2019 school year. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and check our website for changes and updates to our calendar. Dear Friends, We’d love to see you! Sincerely, At Spellman, the beginning of each school year brings excitement, opportunity, hope and promise, flled with infnite possibilities for new beginnings and new discoveries for the Aimee Wetzel students that we serve. Because of your generosity and continued support, a Spellman Ways to Give Vice President of External Afairs education provides these students with boundless opportunities providing a fulflling high school experience that will prepare them for a bright future. Te Fund for Cardinal www.spellman.com/give Spellman is the fnancial foundation of our school’s continued growth. It helps us to deliver Online Monthly Recurring September 21, 2018 60th Anniversary Mass our promise to educate our students while ofering them every opportunity to maximize their Giving Program October 25, 2018 Experience Spellman at Open House potential in all areas including academic, spiritual, athletic and social growth. Your gif Stock Transfers November 1, 2018 Mass of Remembrance and Scholarship Breakfast further supports tuition assistance, inspiring others to give and allowing for a vibrant future Planned Giving for our students. I extend to you a heartfelt thank you for your support on behalf of these November 9, 2018 Veterans Day Prayer Service Matching Gifts amazing students and families that we are privileged to have. November 17, 2017 Thanksgiving Mass Give by Mail November 30, 2018 Christmas Tree Lighting~ fun for the entire family! If your Spellman family can be of assistance to you in any way, I would be happy to hear fom you. November 30 - December 2, 2018 Checks made payable to: Christmas Show

With gratitude, THE FUND FOR December 20, 2018 Christmas Liturgy CARDINAL SPELLMAN Aimee Wetzel 738 Court Street March 8-10, 2019 Spring Musical Vice President of External Afairs Brockton, MA 02302 March 23, 2019 Legacy Gala and Auction

June 17, 2019 Cardinal Spellman Golf Tournament UPCOMING REUNIONS FOR 2018

2018 CLASS REUNIONS 1978 40TH 1998 20TH Interested in planning a reunion with us? See Alumni website Please contact [email protected] www.spellman.com/Reunions for updates. Pilgrim Sands Motel if you are interested in helping with reunion Please contact Mrs. Westerlund in the Development Office at 508-584-3004 planning. 1963 55TH 1983 35TH or email [email protected] for assistance with invitations, emails and 2003 15TH more! We would be happy to support your reunion planning! Mansfield/Foxboro Holiday Inn East Bay Grill The Fours Quincy, MA 1968 50TH 1988 30TH 2008 Class Agents Needed! Rockland Golf Course Port 305 in Marina Bay Please contact Samantha Flanagan Pellegri We are in need of Class Agents! If you are interested in helping your class stay 276 Plain St. Rockland, MA 02370 slfl[email protected] for details. 1993 25TH connected, we’d love to hear from you! 1973 45TH Please contact [email protected] 2013 Please contact [email protected] if you are interested in helping with reunion Make sure to register your email with if you are interested in helping with planning. Spellman Alumni for updates. reunion planning. [email protected] FOLLOW US TO SEE WHAT’S HAPPENING ON THE HILL! president’s letter chair’s letter

Dear Spellman Community, Dear Members of the Spellman Community,

The Hula Hoop, the microchip, NASA and Cardinal Spellman High School, not a group that one would think As we approach our sixtieth anniversary, Cardinal Spellman High School remains naturally fnds themselves together, yet they all have one thing in common; they all began their journey in 1958! Sixty committed to lifelong learning and providing a faith-based education to a student population years ago each of these historical treasures jumped onto the scene, and today each remain an integral part of the that now draws from forty cities and towns. human experience in America for different reasons but bound together by the same visionary spirit. This year, I conclude my 12-year tenure as a member of the Board of Trustees, serving as Sixty years ago, while Americans tuned into Jack Benny or The Ed Sullivan Show at night and Vertigo and the Board Chair for the past 5 years. We have continued to build on the foundation of The Bridge On the River Kwai reigned at the box offce, John XXIII entered the papacy, and the four institutions a Catholic education established by the Sisters of St. Joseph. I am proud of what we have mentioned above began to remind us of four important things; frst, to follow God, second, to shoot for the stars, third, while remembering that big things can accomplished to maintain our status as the independent Catholic co-educational, college preparatory high school serving communities come in small packages, and fnally that practice makes perfect! in southeastern Massachusetts. It is important to acknowledge our achievements because they provide the basis and the springboard for the coming years. I believe Spellman truly digested these important lessons and made them part of its enduring culture, it could not help but do so being born at such an intersection of time. Today we are reminded of this in so many ways at Spellman as we enter another decade of excellence in Catholic education. First with We have updated the infrastructure of our state-of-the-art teaching and learning systems with the 1:1 iPad program, the creation of new science every document we sign and with every mission trip we attend, (this year three of them), with every Mass we celebrate and with every prayer we say we always… labs and the Library Learning Commons. We have expanded the integration of the curriculum and continue to train our faculty and staff ”Sequere Deum” …follow God, he is the reason Spellman exists! to support these more interactive instructional methods. Our student experience has also been enhanced with the remodeled dining hall and the creation of the ftness center. Next, with our ever-expanding curriculum and athletic offerings, our commitment to be at the cutting edge of technological upgrades, we are reminded to always shoot for the stars. We have not wavered in this commitment with the creation of our strategic plan 2017-2022 and the addition of new courses this year and We owe it to the current and future student populations to provide programs and facilities that offer a competitive 21st-century academic and facilities upgrades to support the Spellman student experience. faith-based education by investing in Spellman.

It is also inherent to the Judeo-Christian experience to believe that big things come in small packages. From, David and Goliath to the babe in the manger it The 2017-2022 Strategic Plan provides the framework to accomplish our future goals. Following the Board and Administration’s study of our is in our collective DNA. This year at Spellman we are especially reminded of that as we launch our inaugural year of exploratory Seminars. Classes that current facilities and program offerings, our priorities are to update and improve our athletic felds, the auditorium, and infrastructure. Equally meet in smaller increments for big impact! These are going to be great opportunities to maximize our students’ ability and tap into their natural interests via the as important, we remain committed to making Spellman accessible to students from all the communities we serve. I believe that the changes and elective process. Indeed big things do come in small packages. investments we have made and the Strategic Plan that we have in place will serve the students and families for generations to come.

Finally one of the most critical things we can teach our students is the art and skill of learning from our failures, failing fast, and rising stronger than before, It has been my honor and privilege to serve as a member of the Board. Spellman has successfully achieved 60 years of providing a college all while recognizing that these are some of the best times of their young lives. No childhood toy has presented us with a greater opportunity for learning through preparatory high school experience with excellent educational opportunities based in Catholic traditions. It is now time for each of us to do what failure, while having a blast (perhaps save the Rubiks Cube) than the Hula Hoop. The fact that our students learn to fail in a safe environment and to learn we can to invest in the future of Spellman. I thank you for all that you have and continue to do to enable us to carry out our mission. and grow from that failure as part of the path to success bears some resemblance to our birthday sharing hoop shaped piece of Americana. Wishing you and your families the very best and as always, Sequere Deum! In this our 60th year of educating the best and brightest on the south shore we remember where we have been, how we got here, and we look forward to a future we are well prepared for! We especially invite all of you our distinguished alumni to be part of this 60th anniversary year, by participating in one or more of our many celebratory events throughout the year. So, happy birthday, NASA, happy birthday Hula Hoop, happy birthday microchip and most important of For the Board of Trustees, all, happy birthday Cardinal Spellman, 60 never looked so good! Geradine A. Mahoney Sequere Deum, Geradine A. Mahoney ’84 Dan Hodes President

2 3 happening on the hill Sports Recap Kevin H. Kelley ’68 By Danielle Jacobs and Michael Gerrish to lead Spellman Board of Trustees

Kevin H. Kelley, a graduate of the “Our collective obligation is to sustain Class of 1968 and long-standing the tradition and legacy of the school member of the board, has been to continually be a defning infuence unanimously elected as Chairman of on students today and in the future. the Cardinal Spellman High School The future demands that we evolve Board of Trustees, and change over time. Students will continue to be highly infuenced by “I am proud and honored for this An amazing achievement averaging technological advancements and other 17 wins a season in 23 years as the vote of confdence. I respect and fully societal pressures” said Kevin. “Our during the season...tremendous Cardinal Spellman Softball coach. appreciate the dedication of so many Congratulations to Coach Gerrish! role will be to address these challenges accomplishment! people who have contributed to the Baseball: finished 12 – 10, and respond with meaningful solutions. 2017-2018 Girls Basketball: finished the season rich history of the school. The Sisters 6 -14...missing William and Mary they defeated Foxborough in a The need to build a lasting educational the President’s Council for the John preliminary game then lost to of St. Joseph have established the FALL SEASON bound Caroline Stover who only foundation for our students has never F. Kennedy Library Foundation. He is played 6 games after breaking her eventual South Champion foundation for the robust educational Volleyball: 15-6 record; finished as Dedham 3 – 1 been greater.” Chairman of the Board of Overseers Catholic Central League hand, she was only 80 points shy advancement of their students, thereby of 1000pts in her Spellman career... Girls Lacrosse: qualified for the state at St. John’s University School of Risk Co-Champions enabling the school’s student body Kevin serves as Vice Chairman of Caroline did play varsity basketball tournament for the first time in their Management and a member of the Football: qualified for the as an 8th grader at Sacred Heart history with an 10 – 8 record... they to maximize their potential,” stated Global Risk Solutions of Liberty tournament with a 4 – 3 record and Council on Foreign Relations. which will put Caroline well over the lost in the first round to Sandwich... Kevin. Mutual Insurance Group. Previously, lost to Rockland in the first round... 1000 pt career mark. freshman Marjorie Tobin ‘21 scored finished the season a 6 – 5 record Kevin was Chief Executive Offcer “I look forward to working with Dan, Indoor Track: 2 – 6 over 50 goals Upon graduation from Spellman, Boys Soccer: 4-14-2 of Ironshore, Inc., a global specialty the administration and staff, faculty, Boys Hockey: had a rebuilding year Girls Track and Field: finished 7-0-1 Kevin earned a Bachelor of Science Girls Soccer: 4-12–4 finishing with a 1 – 19 record and making them Co-Champions in the insurance company, a position he held students and parents who all make the Catholic Central League with Bishop degree in Business Administration Girls Cross Country: 7–2 with some promising young talent since 2008. His professional tenure school what it is today and will become Fenwick from Boston University School of Boys Cross Country: 5–4 includes 33 years with Lexington going forward. Our collective goal is Boys Track and Field: 5 – 2 - 1, Management. Over the ensuing Boys Golf: 6 -10 SPRING SEASON Insurance Company, where he served simple: to provide an experience that James O’Neill ‘18 qualified for the years, he has served on various board Softball: finished 13 – 8 qualifying State Tournament in Shotput as Chief Executive Offcer for over 20 allows every student in the school the for the state tournament... lost a committees. He has been instrumental WINTER SEASON Boys Lacrosse: 2 – 16 years. opportunity to reach the gift of their first round game to Medfield. in leading initiatives that have changed Boys Basketball: finished the Mike Gerrish longtime Coach and Boys Tennis: 6 – 12 God-given potential.” season 14 – 6 qualified for the state and improved Spellman’s standing for Kevin is a lifelong resident of New Athletic Director, achieved his 400th Girls Tennis: 1 – 17 tournament... after a first round win win in softball this past season on years to come. Kevin’s unwavering England, recognized for his service over Norton, we lost to Jeremiah April 10 against Bishop Fenwick Girls Golf: 0 - 12 diligence in serving the mission of to numerous local and educational Burke in the quarter finals...Both High School with a score of 7-2. Spellman has positioned the school to organizations. He is on the Board of Mikey Spencer ‘18 and AJ Jaramillo ‘18 reached the 1000 point milestone realize both fnancial and operational Overseers of Boston’s National Public effectiveness. Radio Station (WBUR) and serves on

4 5 Congratulations to JOSEPH KELLY ‘18, who has been accepted to happening on the hill Harvard University’s Class of 2023!

CLASS OF 2018 COLLEGE ATTENDING LIST ADELPHI UNIVERSITY LASELL COLLEGE ALBANY ALDERSON-BROADDUS COLLEGE LESLEY UNIVERSITY STETSON UNIVERSITY AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE LIBERTY UNIVERSITY STONEHILL COLLEGE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT 2018 ANNA MARIA COLLEGE MANHATTAN COLLEGE SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY BABSON COLLEGE MARIST COLLEGE SUNY COLLEGE AT COBLESKILL BARRY UNIVERSITY MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY SUNY MORRISVILLE STATE COLLEGE BAY PATH UNIVERSITY MARYMOUNT MANHATTAN COLLEGE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY BECKER COLLEGE MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA BELMONT UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF LIBERAL THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE RTS BENTLEY UNIVERSITY A THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE ASSACHUSETTS ARITIME CADEMY BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC M M A THE COLLEGE OF WOOSTER ASSASOIT OMMUNITY OLLEGE BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY M C C THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ASSACHUSETTS OLLEGE OF BOSTON COLLEGE MCPHS - M C THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PHARMACY & HEALTH SCIENCES BOSTON UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON MERCER UNIVERSITY-ATLANTA BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA MERRIMACK COLLEGE BRIDGEWATER STATE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN MITCHELL COLLEGE BRYANT UNIVERSITY TRINITY UNIVERSITY MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY BUTLER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE CASTLETON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT NEWBURY COLLEGE PHOTOS COURTESY OF JANET GUENET CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD NEWBURY COLLEGE CLARK UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MAINE Y MY C EEVER HE ROCKTON NTERPRISE NICHOLS COLLEGE B A M K / T B E COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MAINE AT FARMINGTON NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY COLBY-SAWYER COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE ORWICH NIVERSITY N U ARK COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS P ACE NIVERSITY EW ORK ITY P U , N Y C UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH CONNECTICUT COLLEGE POINT PARK UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY MHERST PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE A CURRY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE DEAN COLLEGE AMHERST PURDUE UNIVERSITY DIGIPEN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, LOWELL REGIS COLLEGE EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AT LINCOLN RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE ELMIRA COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND RIVIER UNIVERSITY ELMS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AT ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY DURHAM EMERSON COLLEGE RUTGERS UNIVERSITY-NEW BRUNSWICK UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN EMMANUEL COLLEGE SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND ENDICOTT COLLEGE SAINT FRANCIS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE-ME UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER FITCHBURG STATE UNIVERSITY SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY SAINT MICHAEL’S COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FORDHAM UNIVERSITY SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF DRAMATIC ARTS FRAMINGHAM STATE UNIVERSITY SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE FRANKLIN PIERCE UNIVERSITY SANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY SANTA MONICA COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT GORDON COLLEGE SETON HALL UNIVERSITY VERMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE HARVARD UNIVERSITY SIMMONS COLLEGE VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY HAVERFORD COLLEGE SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE VIRGINIA TECH HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY WESTERN NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY HUSSON UNIVERSITY SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE WESTFIELD STATE UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY AT BLOOMINGTON ST. JOHN FISHER COLLEGE WESTMINSTER COLLEGE JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY - MANHATTAN WHEATON COLLEGE MA (PROVIDENCE) CAMPUS WINTHROP UNIVERSITY KEENE STATE COLLEGE ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY - QUEENS WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE KEYSTONE COLLEGE CAMPUS WORCESTER STATE UNIVERSITY LA SALLE UNIVERSITY STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT 6 7 happening on the hill happening on the hill 2nd Generation

the Gold Standard

FIRST ROW L TO R: Nicholas Walsh, Rose Romano Walsh ’84, Sean Silvia, Kim Gallagher Silvia ’88, Leanne Berry Blye ‘99 Brianna Blye, Matthew Warner ’97, Morghan Smith, Bayleigh Westerlund, Rick Westerlund ’93, Kristin Callahan, Alyssa Grzybinski, Maryann Marble Grzybinski ‘87 2ND ROW L TO R: Ann Freccero Nardelli ’87, Ava Nardelli, Christine Robbins Fiske ’87, Hannah Fiske, Diane Rettman Tripp ’84, Bethany Tripp, Claire Noonan, Stephen Callahan ’85, Patrick Grzybinski ‘86 3RD ROW Paul Carrel ’80, Lauren Carrel, Michael Belton, Susan Mahoney Belton ’85, John Tobin ’84, Jack Tobin, Sean Noonan ’83, Emily Loney, Patrick Gildea, Mark Gildea ’79 TOP ROW Tim Murphy III, Timothy Murphy, Jr. ’97, Christopher Robison ’86, Michelle Micciche Robison ’86, Gabriel Robison, Jonathan Scott, Debra Bagley Scott ’89, Christine Cole Loney ’89, Jillian Orosz, Cynthia McCabe Orosz ‘81 A globally recognized standard of excellence, rd 3 Generation NEASC Accreditation attests to a school’s high quality and integrity.

Tim Murphy III ‘18, Tim Murphy, Jr. ‘97, Bayleigh Westerlund ‘18, Emily Loney ‘18, Christine Cole Loney ‘89, Tim Murphy Sr. ‘71 Rick Westerlund ‘93, Jane Westerlund ‘62 Carol Green Cole ‘65

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THEATRE RECAP 2017-2018

by Paul Kelly

Lord’s Passion “The Man Who Came To Dinner” ARTS “We Need A Little Christmas” NIGHT Seniors Morghan Smith “Joseph & the Amazing and Michael Gorman with an electrifying Technicolor Dreamcoat” performance in “The Man Who Came to Dinner.”

10 11 happening on the hill The Marble Moment One teacher’s tangible legacy

BY SHAY SINNOTT/SUSAN DAVIS

Forty-one years of high expectations, rigorous work assignments, in- teractive lessons, and meaningful discussions have created several gen- erations of driven and successful Spellman alumni. Forty-one years “It becomes your dream. It’s symbolic. of digging deeper, thinking outside of the box, and pushing the limit It’s concrete. So that, especially after has cultivated a desire for learning, a passion for reading, and a love of leaving here and flying away, as you writing for countless students. start a new path for next year, you have Ms. Patrica Marble’s English classes at Cardinal Spellman have in- dreams, you have an idea of where you spired students to attend colleges they hadn’t dreamed possible, to want to go, how you want to get there, pursue careers unthought of, and to always remember what they have and what it’s going to be like. I think learned in her classroom. the hardest part of your college career Marble, as most of us afectionately call her, was way ahead of the will be your first semester. Getting used curve when it came to innovative teaching methods. Before the catch- to new people, new teachers, new classes, phrases “student-centered learning” or “cooperative learning” became new rules, new everything. So sometimes the dream gets lost. But the buzzwords of education, she was challenging her students to own their own learning, setting them on a quest to discover, in their own this (if you don’t break it or lose it today)...this you can hold in way, the meaning of a particular piece of literature and how it applies your hand and say the dream is still there. And so maybe, this is a to today’s world - to their world. She has been the “YODA” of Spell- reminder of making that dream come true... man, posing questions and waiting to see how her students will justify their answers using the skills that they had learned from her. Hav- ...When you get out there, be impeccable with your work. Be a ing been a student in her class, we walked away with not mere facts but the ability to analyze any piece of writing presented to them. Her person with integrity. You’re not bending yourself in order to fit students gained confdence, structure, and skills that they would use in. Be yourself.” in college and into their futures. Not accepting the easy answer, she - Ms. Pat Marble pushed them to dig deeper, to really get to the heart of the material knowing this was sound practice to prepare them for whatever path they followed in life. “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - As Ms. Marble approached her fnal days of teaching at Cardinal Spellman this May, she shared a special gif with her AP Literature I took the one less traveled by, classes-Te Marble Moment. And that has made all the diference.”

As tradition holds, Ms. Marble presented each student with a keep- Robert Frost’s poem The Road Not Taken sake, a marble. For the past 35+ years, Ms. Marble has used this gif as a tangible reminder to each of her graduating students to remem- “Marble opened up new possibilities, new horizons for her students ber everything they learned in her classroom and during their time at to explore. And this is true for me as well. Meeting Marble 39 years Spellman. ago when I was a very inexperienced brand-new teacher, she chal- lenged me each and every day to become a better teacher - a better Afer sharing this story on Facebook in May, hundreds of alumni person. For me, and so many others, having known Pat as a teacher, came forth to express their gratitude and appreciation for the lessons mentor, and friend ‘has made all the diference.’ ” - Mrs. Susan Davis they learned from Ms. Marble. Many recalled receiving their marble many years ago, and some still cherish it to this day. No one can ex- Congratulations, Ms. Marble, on forty-one years of making a dif- plain the impact this phenomenal, tell-it-like-it-is, give-it-your-best ference every single day in the lives of every student, colleague, and teacher has had on Cardinal Spellman better than our appreciative friend who you met along the way at Cardinal Spellman. You will be alumni, and with that said, we would like to share with you just some truly missed, but your legacy will never be forgotten. We wish you the of the incredible tributes to Pat Marble our Spellman Family shared best of luck in your retirement! on Facebook.

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S PELLMAN S TUDENTS S TEP UP Janet Michel

BY PAUL KELLY BY MRS. MIRANDA COLLINS

The 2018-2019 National Honor Society Officers Jake Howlett - President Kellie Greene - Vice President Sam Larue - Secretary Abby Ballard - Treasurer Hannah Keough - Historian Savanna Grzybinski - Junior Representative

14 15 happening on the hill happening on the hill Here is what some of our past missionaries had to say about the lasting impact of their trip “In today’s society, we may “My trip in 2015 to Nicara- “Heading into my fresh- The Power of a Mustard Seed hear about the controversial gua is something that I will man year of college as an topic of ‘volunteer tour- always cherish. The rela- education major, I couldn’t Spellman’s International Mission Trip program in its ffth year ism’. Celebrities and people tionships that were formed be more thankful for the alike are being scolded for with the kids, workers, experience I had in Jamaica JASON DERAMO ruining the purpose of mis- and other missionaries in at the Mustard Seed Com- sion trips by taking selfies just a week was unimagi- munity. Being able to be in and never looking back. I nable. There is no amount such a different environ- honestly believe that it is of work that we could ment with such a diverse N what you do after the trip have done to repay for the community was something that falls under this catego- experience we had. People that made the transition ry. Soaps, toothpaste, and noticed that I was different into the classroom so easy. shoes can only last so long. when I came home. I was The nurses and caretakers How do you provide more able to spend time with were beautiful examples aid? I was humbled on this the kids in such meaning- of how I should be in the trip and realized that I don’t ful ways, which affected classroom. They loved each need to travel miles away everything about me.” child with such an individu- to continue my mission. – James Belton, ‘15 alistic love. They were able I looked in my local city to cater to each of their where I attended college. It needs to the best of their turns out that Syracuse, NY ability while still building had the 13th worst pov- such a sense of community. erty rate. In winter months, I have been able to take children here did not this lesson and apply it to attend school due to lack the way that I hope to treat of warm clothing. Young my students one day.” girls couldn’t go to school – Emma Sexton, ‘16 on certain weeks because they didn’t have female hygiene products. It’s real and it’s happening in our own country too. It was the perfect opportunity for me For photos from this year’s mission trip, to continue my work.” please visit: www.jamaicajustlove.shutterfly.com – Dalena Vu, ‘14 For videos from this year’s mission trip, please visit the Spellman YouTube page.

16 17 happening on the hill student spotlight Sean Crimmins ‘19 Joins the Ranks of Photography Greats BY MARK LYNOTT

It is amazing as a teacher when - ERIKA HIGGINS you see a hardworking and talented student receive There is not a week in the Admissions office that is not facilitated by Spellman upperclassmen. The program the recognition he or she spent discussing how to best capture and share Spellman has continued to serve area parishes, religious education deserves, but it’s rare with the outside world. How do you define the unique programs, and Catholic feeder schools. Our goal was when that recognition is and vibrant community that exists on Court Street in to offer public and private school students a new way on a national level. This Brockton? Quite simply, in order to catch the spirit, we to experience Spellman through the witness of our year from the 350,000 believe that students must come to experience Spellman senior ministers and acquaint themselves with faculty works of art and writing for themselves. Using the tag-line Experience Spellman we and students though a powerful faith experience. Jason welcome prospective Deramo, Director of Campus Ministry, facilitates the that were submitted to students to learn retreats and oversees the Spellman students who will work Scholastic Art and Writing more about Cardinal with the eighth graders. According to Mr. Deramo, juniors Awards, Sean Crimmins Spellman. One of and seniors who are active in their faith life at their own ‘19, was in the top 1%. His the many ways parishes or at Spellman are brought together to relate and photography was awarded a Gold prospective students witness to the eighth graders. Their witnesses, often about Key at the regional level and was on can learn more about the transition from middle to high school or how Spellman display at Tufts University during the a Spellman education has influenced them, strike a chord with the eighth month of March. The same photograph was is through a Shadow graders. The retreat days expose prospective students to then identified by a panel of creative professionals as Day. Spellman’s culture radiates throughout campus the faith-driven community that our theology department among the best in the nation resulting in a national Silver Medal and a show during a typical school day while prospective students has established on campus, and invites our guests to at Carnegie Hall in New York. are visiting. These welcoming visits are held throughout laugh, sing, play, and pray alongside some of Spellman’s the year and are led by Spellman finest upperclassmen and theology teachers. Past recipients of this award include student ambassadors. Through Shadow Andy Warhol, Carol Joyce Oates, and Days, the Admissions office opens its Shadow Days and retreats are just two Robert Redford, and now joining doors to well over 150 prospective ways the admissions department welcomes this legacy of excellence is Cardinal students throughout the year including prospective students. Interested families full eighth grade classes from our Spellman’s, Sean Crimmins. I have an open invitation to celebrate Mass neighboring Catholic elementary schools. believe that all these individuals with us, attend our Open House and see Visits include observing of a variety had not only a passion for their the spring musical and sporting events. of academic classes, a visiting our subject matter, but they all pursued guidance office and a meet and greet Plenty of Spellman swag is also gifted to our their God-given talent and worked with our athletic director. Following lunch in our cafeteria guests upon leaving Court Street for the day. In a school- extremely hard for everything they featuring Mrs. Gangel’s famous chocolate chip cookies, wide effort, we open our doors and classrooms so that earned. Knowing that you are on guests will spend time with a panel of Spellman students all of our guests have an opportunity to catch the spirit the path to success is fulfilling and and EXPERIENCE eager to field all of their questions through a Q&A session. all that is left to do is to keep up the SPELLMAN. In 2015, we piloted an eighth grade retreat program good work. Congratulations, Sean!

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Tough starting as an album, we In completion, Lauren coordinated, Te music video was entered into the soon discovered there were far greater recorded and edited an album of fve songs Give Me Five Rhode Island Youth Film possibilities for this independent study. (while performing some tracks herself), Festival, where it was selected to premiere Lauren Over the course of the year, the project conceptualized and recorded a music as the festival kick of video. Charlie grew into a product in which Lauren did video (with the assistance of Charlie Norton accepted the award on behalf of not just record and edit an EP, but also Norton ‘19) for the song “Glorious” (by he and Lauren and answered a series of Barthelmes marketed the album by flming a promo Macklemore) in which students, faculty, questions about the flmmaking process by video, and a music video. While the and staf joined in the fun, and then a panel of professional flmmakers. album consists of some well-known and analyzed the downloads for market Takes favorite Spellman musicians, Lauren was research and development. As it stands Lauren had a passion for music and the able to amass some of the school’s hidden currently, the album has over 5,000 listens industry long before this undertaking. talent, all contributing either their voices, and the music video has been viewed over A few weeks before the end of her junior year, Her career goal (to which she is attending First Steps instruments or even their artistic abilities 1,200 times. As Lauren said amusingly in Lauren Barthelmes ‘18 came to me with a Belmont University in Tennessee to for the album cover with a fervor and response, “I’d call that a success.” achieve) is to become a music producer, request: advise her in an ofcial capacity enthusiasm we could not have predicted. responsible for fnding, gaining, and Toward for her independent study. Te project? When asked about these connections made marketing new and exciting talent. To create an extended play (EP) album of with the people involved in the project, Lauren responded by saying “I’ve gotten to Lauren, during her year-long project, did Cardinal Spellman students performing Promising know so many more people outside of my just that. In her genius and creativity, cover songs that would showcase the known fiends, who are pretty talented themselves Lauren allowed Cardinal Spellman to Music Career and hidden talent of the school. “Sure thing, but to uncover all the hidden talent in so assist her in achieving a pathway to her many other students was amazing to be a dream. Tat is the real beauty of Cardinal no problem,” I said. “Sounds fun.” I could part of. Music doesn’t tell you what to feel, Spellman High School: it supports its not have been more right. We had the time it just lets you feel it, and I think that’s students in whatever capacity it can to FIRST STEPS, EP - TIM GANNON of our lives. what brings people together.”* make sure they succeed.

*Quote taken from Patriot Ledger article by Anastasia Pumphrey ‘17.

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The Miss America Organization is One of the highlights of Carly’s past year “I feel as though Spellman has given me responsible for the national scholarship was at the 2018 Miss Boston pageant, a wider understanding of what service pageant that aims to “promote scholastic where Carly would help crown the next is. One message that has always stuck achievement, creative accomplishment, Miss Boston’s Outstanding Teen and Miss with me was from Ms. Q’s religion class healthy living and community involvement Boston. What she may not have been my freshman year. She talked about how for America’s teens.” As the Massachusetts prepared for was the emotional recognition sometimes the service someone needs Teen titleholder, Carly Fisher spent the past Boston Children’s Hospital gave her on isn’t a huge donation of money or material, year making appearances throughout the stage. To show the direct impact Carly had but instead they simply need another state, competing in the National pageant on so many children this year, Carly was person. Taking the time to sit with someone surprised on stage by special guest, Kailyn. and be that hand to hold or shoulder to cry Kailyn has been a cardiac patient at Boston on can be more impactful. I was able to Children’s Hospital since she was born, just take this lesson and use it throughout my SPELLMAN’S OWN 5 years ago. During one of Carly’s visits year. Yes, I was able to raise $21,900, but to Children’s, she spent time with Kailyn, what I find more incredible was that I was sharing one of their passions--painting. able to make people going through difficult Kailyn, who had not stood on her own in times crack a smile and feel supported. OUTSTANDING TEEN weeks, stood proudly on the stage during I am so grateful for the lessons I have the Miss Boston pageant to thank Carly learned from my time at Cardinal Spellman By Shay Sinnott for being such a caring role model to all because it has changed my outlook on of the children. Carly shared this special what I believe is one of the most important Miss Boston Scholarship Pageant 2018 with Kailyn, moment with her by giving Kailyn her own things in the world, serving others.” - Carly a cardiac patient at Boston’s Children’s Hospital. crown to match the Miss Massachusetts’ Fisher ‘19 Carly Fisher, Photo credit Steve Smith. Outstanding Teen Crown. Class of 2019, in Florida, and committing herself to serve the community with charity work through In addition to Carly’s constant event began her Miracle Boston Children’s Hospital. The call to serve commitments to the Miss Massachusetts’ those in need came naturally to Carly, and Outstanding Teen title, Carly’s leadership Making journey her hard work and dedication proved to was remarkably just as present on the be impactful as she was named Miracle Spellman campus. Carly was elected Junior a year ago when Maker of the Year by the Miss America Class President for the 2017-2018 school Organization. year, she is a member of the National she was crowned Honor Society, took part in the Christmas Carly’s service efforts ranged from show and last year’s production of Joseph speaking to elementary school children and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Miss Boston’s Carly and Harper Oates at the frst annual Play Brigade 5K about kindness, supporting the Play and was named an All-Scholastic Volleyball held in Boston last fall. Harper Oates was the inspiration Brigade 5K Race, attending the Boston Athlete by the Brockton Enterprise. of the Play Brigade which builds all-inclusive playgrounds Outstanding Teen Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk to support the Carly was also named a Captain for the for people of all abilities. Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and countless upcoming 2018 Fall Volleyball season. and then continued fundraising efforts to raise money for the Cardinal Spellman is proud of Carly Children’s Miracle Network, including a Fisher’s dedication to making a difference when she trivia night. With the support of Carly’s in her school community and in the family, friends, Spellman community and lives of children in need. Carly is so advanced to The Miss America Organization, Carly was deserving of both the titles of 2017 Miss able to raise $21,900 for the Children’s Massachusetts’ Outstanding Teen and Miss Massachusetts’ Miracle Network. Out of the 51 contestants National Miracle Maker. We look forward represented by each state, Carly was the to watching Carly succeed and utilize all of Outstanding Teen top fundraiser, earning her the incredible her God-given talents to positively impact title of National Miracle Maker 2017. those around her as a student, a role 2017. model, a leader, and a miracle maker. Walk raises money for The Jimmy Fund at Dana Farber

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In September of 1958 three hundred students studies, prepared by the diocesan 21st century high school in were enrolled at Cardinal Spellman High School superintendent of schools, the Boston market in 2018. Celebrating with Sister M. Vera, CSJ as the founding Principal was designed to train the Because of our rich history and and a faculty of ten Sisters of Saint Joseph. In the mind, give a wealth of thought, constant growth, we are Rooted following years, more dedicated sisters, lay men stimulate ideas, cultivate in Tradition, Prepared for our and lay women joined the Spellman staf. initiative and train leaders. Future, the title of our 2017- Troughout its entire history 2022 Strategic Plan. On October 20, 1958, Richard Cardinal Cushing, to this day, Cardinal Spellman Archbishop of Boston, ofciated at the dedication High School has remained true In the last sixty years, we of Cardinal Spellman High School, blessed its to its founding mission. have educated thousands of YEARS buildings and laid the cornerstone. Te school outstanding students from 40 was named in honor of Francis Cardinal Spellman 2018 marks an important cities, some traveling well over whose birthplace and paternal home was in the time for Spellman celebrating 20 miles, recognizing the unique adjacent town of Whitman, Massachusetts. 60 years of excellence in value of a Spellman education. From Francis Cardinal Spellman’s coat of arms, Catholic education. We seize Our students immerse the motto “Sequere Deum” -- “Follow God” was this opportunity to honor our themselves in Spellman culture selected as the school motto -- an assured guide history with great respect and and receive an outstanding and call to full Catholic living. pride for the foundation set by Catholic college preparatory the Sisters of St Joseph, faculty, education. Our students today Cardinal Spellman High School was originally administrators, students, parents, actively participate in our OF EXCELLENCE established to promote a Christian climate wherein and all members of our greater theater arts program, service the students would be provided with meaningful school community who make trips on a local and international experiences that would nurture virtue and help up the fabric of our institution level, and educational travel IN CATHOLIC them become active Christian consciences in today. While we honor our past opportunities to Spain and the world. Te school ofered quality academic we also celebrate and recognize Germany just to name a few. programs designed for essential, dynamic and what we’ve had to accomplish in Tey compete in 15 sports, EDUCATION purposeful excellence and geared to the needs recent years in order to position and participate in more than and abilities of the students. Te program of Spellman as a competitive 25 clubs and activities.

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REBRANDING ANNOUNCEMENT

It is imperative that as coloring we have used over SERGEANT TRACY BARBAS ‘ institutions take these the years with the brighter anniversary opportunities and truer “Cardinal Red” Tis year, the Class of 1993 lost a classmate to take stock of where they look we are moving and friend in Tracy Harrington Barbas after have been and where they towards. Te cross you see are going that they include in the shield was inspired a mass was frst discovered in her brain in their review how they by the cross that stands seven years ago. are perceived in the market. above the Spellman chapel. Tis year our marketing Tis cross has become team will be rolling out a a center point of our new look. marketing materials and Tracy always dreamed of becoming a police ofcer. we are excited to strengthen Her goal in life was to make everyone proud and In the year ahead, we are our brand recognition by to pave the way for other young women. She was premiering several new adding the cross to our unstoppable! No one could keep Tracy from chasing logos and a style guide. Tis new logo. down her dreams. She worked hard and made history new marketing campaign by achieving the honor of becoming the City of will allow Cardinal We are also thrilled to Brockton’s frst female police Sergeant. Spellman to have better But do not fret - the “Te Presidential Seal.” share with you our new To look through the Class of 1993 yearbook, you see consistency in our logos, traditional “seal” that It will continue to be used athletic cardinal. Tis a common theme in the notes students wrote under fonts, and colors. Tis is you all know and love is for all formal events and original design is unique Become a Cardinal Spellman Host Family! their senior portrait. Each would mention a love for extremely important in our not going anywhere. alumni relations. to Spellman and we hope Generous Monthly Stipend of $1,200 their parents, friends and refer to a party or a fun brand imaging, and what Te seal use is just being it represents our strong Have you ever thought about hosting an international time had outside of school. Tracy’s senior portrait and better time to do it then for athletic teams and student? Imagine providing a home away from home for a redefned for formal use Our new Shield ties message were no diferent, however; once you fipped the 60th Anniversary! and will be referred to as together the darker red Cardinal pride. student studying abroad. A host family provides a warm, inviting environment for international students, so that they a few pages to the Senior Superlatives, that’s when may immerse themselves in American culture. In addition, things got a little more interesting. Tracy was voted host families provide support for student growth and “Most Rebellious”! academic achievement.

Email us directly at [email protected] or call our Host Pat Marble, who was Tracy’s English teacher, Family Service Center at 617.208.8544 to learn how you remembered the Brockton police supervisor for her can host a student. persistence and tenacity. “You could never tell Tracy she couldn’t do something. If you did, it would make her want it more and work harder for it.” Cardinal Spellman High School is so proud of Tracy’s lifelong commitment in carrying out our Mission to serving the community, the Church and the world. Tracy has certainly made Spellman and our entire community proud. Tank you, for your service, Sargeant Barbas. [email protected] 617.208.8544

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AIMEE WETZEL, 2018 integral supporter of Cardinal Spellman and Legacy gaLa Catholic education in the local Brockton community for many years. Father Raeke’s dedication and impact on countless parishes Cardinal Spellman High and families makes him the deserving JANE WESTERLUND, candidate of Cardinal Spellman High School Honored Fr. Raeke School’s Peter J. Ambrose Award. and Te Catholic Schools Te Catholic Schools Foundation was also Foundation at Legacy Gala honored at the Gala with the Sequere Deum Award. Tis award pays tribute to individuals & Auction 2018. and organizations whose dedication and sacrifce have made Cardinal Spellman the Spellman’s Legacy Gala found itself in the prominent school that it is today. Accepting Putnam Club at Gillette Stadium this year the award on behalf of the foundation was JOANNA MCCARTHY, featuring guest emcee and auctioneer, Billy Director of Allocations and Partnerships, Costa of Kiss 108. Tis year’s esteemed Megan Adzima. Over the past 30 years, CSF honorees were Fr. Joe Raeke, Pastor of the has distributed more than $100 million in Tri-Parishes of Brockton, and Te Catholic scholarship aid to over 50,000 students in Schools Foundation. the greater Boston community. Tanks to the generosity and commitment to student Father Joe Raeke, Pastor of the Tri-Parishes success by CSF, the reality of a Catholic of Brockton (Christ the King, Our Lady of education is made possible to those who Lourdes, and St. Edith Stein) was honored as may otherwise never be able to aford it. MICHELLE SAUNDERS, a recipient of Te Peter J. Ambrose Lifetime Cardinal Spellman is grateful for the support Achievement Award. Tis award honors a of the Catholic Schools Foundation and member of the community who has spent was delighted to bestow this honor to the their life in service to others. Spellman foundation at this year’s Legacy Gala. bestows this award every year to an honoree who exemplifes the Spellman spirit and has Save the date for next year’s Gala to be held given of themselves in a unique way to the on March 23, 2019 at Gillette Stadium. Back Spellman community. Fr. Raeke has been an by popular demand, Billy Costa as emcee!

SUSAN ASHTON,

28 29 advancement advancement 8th annual Mark R. Creedon ROAD RACE

The 8th annual Mark R. Creedon Road Race took place on Saturday April 7, 2018 at D.W. Field in Brockton. The race honors Mark Creedon ‘95, who passed away in 2011. Last year’s recipient, Christopher Alty ‘18 was in attendance. Adrian Truong ‘19 was awarded the Mark Creedon Memorial Scholarship for 2018.

WAYS TO GIVE AT SPELLMAN Planned Giving: Golf TouRnamenT 2018 On June 18, 2018 Spellman’s and families that we serve at Cardinal Spellman. Proceeds Fund for Spellman golf tournament was held at the from this year’s tournament will provide tuition assistance to beautiful and prestigious Willowbend Spellman families in need through the Joey Glynn Memorial Country Club in Mashpee. We are grateful for the outpouring Scholarship in addition to covering the cost of new Under of support shown for this ffth annual tournament held in Armour uniforms for football, basketball, volleyball, hockey Memory of Joey Glynn ‘12. and more! Joey passed away suddenly just one year after graduating Congratulations to our tournament winners, Chris Ketchen from Cardinal Spellman. He is remembered as an all- ‘89, Jason Ketchen ‘91, Robert Ketchen, and Richard Establishing a Scholarship star athlete and tremendous student but most notably Manning! remembered as a gentle and humble leader who truly lived Major Gifts: Be sure to save the date for next year’s tournament to be his faith. held at Willowbend on June 17, 2019! This event brings our community together to raise funds in Joey’s memory that directly beneft the students

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1962 1973 45th Reunion Karen Routh Kelley Trish Conley Cirillo 1969 Tom Gorman Joan Iacovone Kenney 1974 Suzanne Hassett Martin Joanne Hanson 1967 Gerry McLaughlin Osborne Tom Frizzell Greg Hart 1975 Eileen Murphy Krouse Pat Molla Erickson ‘63 1964 Cheryl Mendosa Wong Paula Steptoe Front to Back: class 1975: Jeanne Faherty Armocida, Caren Hawes MaryAnn O’Reilly, Sue Clark, half of Sue’s husband, Rempelakis, Terri Tobin Young, Carol Dolan, Peggy 1965 Kevin O’Brien, Maryanne O’Leary, Jane Richardson, 1970 Sheehan, Eileen Murphy Krouse Suzanne Carr O’Donnell Diane (Steve’s friend), Steve Murphy, Craig Clarkson (red hat, sorry, Craig), Peggy Urbano and Bob Urbani James Kimball Rosemary Sheehan 1968 Golden 50th Reunion Linda Amaral Kelly Mary Burke Morris 1966 Maryellen Mather 1971 Janet Vacca Perry Bob Doherty ‘62 Alda Tedeschi ‘68 1963 55th Reunion Mary Ann Raynard Albert 1972 Susan McConnell Henderson Jane Deslaurier Westerlund Joseph Yezukevich Dr. Gerard Cox ‘75 Bobby Donlan ‘68 32 33 class notes class notes

1981 1983 35th Reunion 1991 1994 Dan Ring Lisa Coletti Hokanson Kevin Miller Darcy Campbell Lamond Beth O’Neill Hawley Amy Lekberg Ouellette 1976 Maria Rowan Malenfant 1984 1992 Cathy Doyle Zinck Regina Albanys Patrick 1995 Susan Iacono Polidori Emily Pelton Baird 1977 Kathleen Hayward Hatfield Anthony O’Brien 1988 30th Reunion Maura Roan Davis Patricia MacIntyre Boutiette LaTisha Stewart Silvera Bob Doherty ‘62 1982 Kathy Malloy Golden From Top leFT: 1996 1985 Jennifer Sage, Jason Henningson, Danielle (McNeill) Carriere, Erin (Coughlin) Dougherty, Jennifer (Camarra) Melinda Ciampa Ferreira Katie Kelley Naples Draper, Erin (Furey) Shea, Kerry Mandeville, Jennifer Class 1977 Reunion (Froio) McClaren, Kevin Martin, Allyson (Hoeft) Quinn, Luke LaCroix Christine Neil Klaver Amy (Brill) Dettore, Toby Jesson, Jennifer (Sheppard) Quelle, Greg Cronin, Janelle (McClusky) O’Rourke, Christine (McGill) Nash, Cherie (Calo) Zaccaria, Erin Adriann Lipper Fonstein (Kerr) Cummings, Mark Faherty Natish Lawson 1986 1989 Jennifer Locchi Roan Amy Harper Flynn Karyn Lane Thompson 1997 Jennifer MacLean Furbino 1978 40th Reunion 1998 20th Reunion 1979 Kathryn Chiros Jarett 1987 Ernest Talpey Noreen Kelliher Zachem Allyson Hoeft Quinn & family 1999 Melissa Coughlin Jamie DiMestico ‘89 1993 25th Reunion Shannon Oriola Boulanger Lisa Joyce Covino 1990 Steve Owen Class 1987 Reunion Vanessa Taylor Lobe 1980 Dianna Tanner Christopoulos Traci Wilson Pozerski

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2000 2003 15th Reunion 2010 2016 Colleen Kelly Meredith McManus Aisha Lubin Harrison James & Sebastian Thomas, sons of Elizabeth Campbell LaPlante ‘07 2011 Hazel, daughter of Erin Sawler Massa ‘00 Kathryn Dunford 2004 James Leonard Kathleen Clifford 2008 10th Reunion Chris Horne Matthew Powers Cassie Stickney Chris Grinnell ‘16 Liam Edward, son of 2005 Michael Ashton ‘00 2012 Breandan Carter Katelyn Rota 2006 Lauren Fahey Colleen Loiselle Taylor- Joshua Chapman, son of Curby Wedding ‘08 Michelle Martinos Chapman ‘00 2001 Jillian Fisher ‘16 Katie Cronin Dugan 2007 Barbara Pierre Jessica Williamson Nicole Collins 2017 Ethan Child Sierra and John Redmond ‘12 Justin Hannan Liam Matthew, son of 2002 Meghan Buckley Stubbs ‘08 5th Reunion Samantha Ford 2013 Kim Parr Chris Palluccio 2015 Erica Prance Nichole Whalen Theodore William, son of Aimee Joubert Fitton ‘07 Colin McMahon ‘08 2009 Mark Hylander 2014 Caitlin Kingston Evelyn Avery, daughter of Elizabeth Rich Mulry and his Donadio ‘02 wife, Katherine 36 37 in memoriam happening on the hill

AS OF JULY 26, 2018 — IN LOVING MEMORY OF THOSE WE HAVE LOST IN THE PAST YEAR.

DAVID C. RICHARD ‘62 GREGORY F. BUCKLEY NATALIE E. HEFFERNAN brother of Diane Buckley Joy ’66 mother of Patrick ’73, Tomas ’74, Joseph ‘86 and MICHAEL J. BURKE ‘63 and Brian Buckley ‘84 Natalie Hefernan-Fricke ‘86 JEAN CARLETON SKAFF ‘63 RUTH ANN CASSIDY PAUL K. KENNEDY, SR. sister of Kevin R. Carleton ‘68 aunt of John J. Cassidy, III ‘73 former CSHS Board Member MICHAEL P. MACK ‘63 and Suzanne Cassidy Neuman ‘86 NNUAL EPORT WILLIAM N. KROUSE 2017-2018 A R LAIMA TUBIS FLYNN ‘63 JOSEPH CHICCARELLI husband of Eileen Murphy Krouse ‘75 former volunteer Spellman Math Tutor TEPHEN ULLIVAN THEODORE J. MANKUS S D. S ‘63 father of Caroline Chiccarelli ‘69 husband of Donna Brien Sullivan ‘63 father of James ‘89 brother of the late Jean Sullivan Adams ’62 ROBERT E. COAKLEY PAUL N. MURPHY and Arthur F. Sullivan ‘65 grandfather of Stephen Coakley ’15 and Caitlin Coakley ‘21 brother of Kathryn J. Murphy ‘70 ANDREW K. DIPASQUA ‘64 PAUL E. O’BRIEN ALBERT F. COLARUSSO PATRICIA L. SVIRSKY ‘64 father of Dennis ’83, David ’85 father of Kevin ‘04 JAMES E. WOISZWILLO ‘64 and Terri Colarusso Reed ‘87 MICHAEL H. PAULL Spellman Volunteer brother of Edmund Woiszwillo ’66 and the MARY VON EUW COLARUSSO father of Christopher ’05 and Amanda ‘07 late Mary Lou Woiszwillo Moran-Desmarais ‘67 mother of Kathleen Colarusso Manley ’77, HERBERT T. BARCLAY ‘65 Charles Colarusso ’83 and LILLIAN I. PILALAS brother of Mary Barclay Colacchio ‘67, Mary Colarusso Clark ‘84 mother of Mary Pilalas Buote ’75 and Ted Pilalas, Jr. ‘81 John F. Barclay ‘68, and James Barclay ‘79 BARBARA CRONIN KATHLEEN M. MCCALL ‘67 sister of Alice M. Jones ’67, Kevin J. Jones ’69 JOHN P. ROTA and Kathleen Jones Reardon ‘79 father of Katelyn K. Rota ‘12 CAROL A. POWDERLY POWERS ‘67 sister-in-law of Frances King Jones ‘69 wife of the late Richard J. Powers ‘64 MAURA A. RUSSELL BROTHER THOMAS J. CRUISE niece of Richard E. Russell ‘63 GORDON ASACK ‘68 uncle of the late Tomas Kennedy ’69, brother of Kathleen Asack Campanelli ‘70 the late Robert A. Kennedy ’63 and JOHN R. SHANKS Mary Kennedy Bardsley ‘66 former Spellman Coach The Cardinal Spellman Offce of Development is grateful to all of our loyal and dedicated Cardinal Spellman Leadership Societies MARYBETH MURPHY ‘68 father of Diane Shanks-Correia ’88 and GEORGE F. RODENBUSH III ‘68 MARGARET P. CUMMINGS Darren Shanks ‘91 donors. In an effort to recognize and demonstrate our appreciation, threshold levels to ... mother of Cynthia Cummings O’Neil ’84, brother of Nancy Rodenbush Ambler ’66, MICHAEL W. SPILLANE Kathleen Rodenbush Dupuy ’71, Cathleen Cummings ’96 and determine assignment to Societies and Clubs were based on total contributions made by an ...... Christine Cummings Tropeano - Present Spellman brother of Mona Spillane Zander ’64, John Rodenbush ’74 and James F. X. Rodenbush ‘79 Mark Spillane ’74 and Geofrey Spillane ‘82 brother-in-law of Robert Dupuy ‘71 parent, grandmother of Abigail Tropeano ‘20 individual or organization during the fscal year. (July 1, 2017- June 30, 2018) ...... JOHN S. VALATKEVICZ TERRI L. DEGENNARO PAUL J. TROSTEL ‘68 father of Susan Valatkevicz Kiefer ‘87 husband of Judith Hughes Trostel ‘69 mother of Matthew ’09 and Nicholas ‘13 ...... brother of Robert Trostel ’64, JOANNE DUNPHY VELLA ANTHONY DIRENZO In this way, we hope to say “Thank You” to all of our loyal supporters. The Offce of . Ellen Trostel Cunnif ’72 and Ann Trostel Mello ‘73 grandfather of Michelle DiRenzo ’07, mother of Dawn-Marie Vella Sakillares and Kristen Vella Grant ‘96 Development has made every effort to ensure that the inofrmation contained in this report KENNETH J. RAYMOND ‘69 Jessica DiRenzo ’09 and Nicole DiRenzo ‘12 ...... DEBORAH A. ZAKS brother of Kathleen Raymond Lucini ’62 FRANCIS X. FOLEY if accurate and complete. We offer a heartfelt “Thank You” to each and every person and and the late Ellen Raymond ‘64 brother of Peter Foley, Spellman staf member mother of Christopher ‘86, Kimberly ‘88 and ...... Jefrey ‘89 KATHLEEN M. BUTLER BADGER ‘70 uncle of Patrick Foley ’01, Kristine MacLean ’94 organization for their continued support. Please feel free to contact us with any comments and Jennifer MacLean Furbino ‘97 The Loyalty Clubs JOSEPH A. BOUCHARD ‘71 or corrections at (508) 584-3004 or [email protected]. MARIANNA T. FORTIN brother of Daniel ‘68 MS. SUSAN BAILEY mother of Francis “Frank” Fortin ‘73 ...... DEBORAH A. SPERRE ‘71 grandmother of Alicia Fortin Gillooly ’02, was a beloved member of the Spellman family as a 1969 sister of Margaret F. Davin ‘68 Andrew ’05, Anthony ’05, Stephen ’07 and alum, a 36-year history teacher, a mentor, and a friend God Bless, ...... before her passing in 2016. Most notably, Ms. Bailey SUSAN V. KIANSKI ‘75 Kevin ‘13 loved her green car, the Celtics, and her students. ...... sister of John ‘71 SERGEANT SEAN GANNON Te senior class gifts of 2016, 2017, and 2018 would TIMOTHY G. MCCARTHY ‘78 brother of Mr. Timothy Gannon, Chair of Aimee Wetzel ...... brother of Sheila McCarthy MacPherson ’80, Spellman’s English Department/Teacher like to honor Ms. Bailey with her newly painted parking spot to commemorate her permanent place Vice President of External Affairs ...... Maureen McCarthy Ayisumo ’81 WESLEY H. GENEREUX here at Spellman. and Patricia M. ‘87 father-in-law of Tammy Howard Genereux ‘87 We miss you, Ms. Bailey! LINDA M. VITT ‘80 SARAH M. GILBERT sister of the late Donald J. Smith ’76 mother of Karen O’Hearn, Guidance Secretary and the late Robert E. Smith ‘78 THOMAS W. GILLETTE July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018 MAUREEN SULLIVAN ‘83 father of Maureen Gillette Pelton ’83, sister of John Sullivan ‘84 Cathleen Gillette Guiliani ’85, Patrick Gillette ’96 Annual Fund Unrestricted ...... $191,805.25 Golf Tournament ...... $109,386.00 KIMBERLY A. WELDON ‘84 and the late Brendan Gillette ‘89 brother of Maryellen Gillette Stevens ‘63 Scholarships ...... $295,593.28 Calendar Drive ...... $109,975.00 BRIAN J. KROM ‘89 JOSHUA GLYNN ...... SERGEANT TRACY L. HARRINGTON BARBAS ‘93 son of Matthew Glynn ‘75 Grants $55,000.00 Ad Drive $10,973.25 JAMES L. ANGLIN nephew of Michael Glynn ’76, Brian Glynn ’78, Catholic Schools Foundation ...... $231,725.00 In Kind Gifts ...... $13,958.28 father of Mary Beth Anglin Byrnes ’86 Paula Glynn Jaros ’81, Tracy Glynn Ouellette ’82, and Martin Ouellette ’84 and Matthew Anglin ‘89 Legacy Gala ...... $142,115.70 $1,160,531.76 father-in-law of Amy Sutherland Anglin ‘93 THOMAS J. GRAHAM MARGUERITE ASACK father of Cathleen Graham-De Yulus ‘86 mother of Patricia Asack Nixon ’69 EDWARD A. HANLEY, JR. and Marguerite “Peggy” Asack Hess ‘70 grandfather of Kaleigh Grenon’08 and Marissa Grenon ‘10 DOMINIC A. BONFIGLIO 39 father of Eugene ‘81 PATRICIA A. HARVEY grandfather of Siobhan Ugi ‘06 mother of James ’81 and Maryellen ‘90 annual report annual report

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STEPHEN BONICA, JR. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT F. SUTHERLAND MR. LORIN S. GRAY ‘62 MR. BRIAN J. RICHARDS ‘79 MRS. HELENA DOUGLAS ‘62 MS. SANDRA J. PICANZO In Memory of Marguerite V. Boyd the Class of 1968 MS. LARRAINE M. BOSSI & MR. MRS. PATRICE A. SWEENEY ‘65 MRS. DEBORAH L. GREEN ‘65 MR. AND MRS. MATTHEW F. ROUSE MR. PATRICK J. DOYLE ‘17 MS. ANASTASIA G. PUMPHREY ‘17 PATRICK SMITH MRS. CAROL SYMMONS ‘94 MRS. MARY E. HALLINAN ‘62 MS. KELLI J. RUGGERE MR. JONATHAN T. DUDEK ‘17 MS. MARINA QUINCHIA MS. MAUREEN BENTON MR. & MRS. GEORGE KELLY BROCKTON DISTRICT COURT MRS. JUDITH J. TABARONI ‘68 MS. LISABETH A. HARDIMAN ‘71 MS. DIANE M. RUGGIERO ‘69 MRS. DEIRDRE DWYER ‘89 MS. COLLEEN M. QUINN ‘17 MR. & MRS. ALLEN BOWLES MR. GARY BRUSSEAU THE LOURDES CENTER MR. AND MRS. SHAWN HAYNES MRS. KATHLEEN SLYE ‘69 MR. MICHAEL P. ELKAVITCH ‘70 MS. MARTINE RANDLE ‘76 MR. & MRS. JOHN BOYD In Memory of John McEwan MS. JANE CONDON MRS. CHARLENE D. TIBBETTS ‘85 MS. CAROL A. ISSA ‘65 MRS. PAMELA SMITH ‘79 MS. 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JOHN F. SHEA ‘69 MR. & MRS. CHARLES KALOMERIS THE EVANS FAMILY MR. AND MRS. RICHARD C. WEBBER MR. JAMES J. KENNEY ‘70 MS. KATIE TOMKEWICZ MS. CHRISTINA GERING ‘87 MR. JOHN J. SHEA ‘76 MR. & MRS. LAWRENCE GLAZIER In Memory of Margaret O’Brien MR. & MRS. RICHARD FERIOLI MR. EDWARD T. WELCH ‘70 MRS. KATHRYN A. KENNEY ‘65 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. TROTTA MS. EILEEN GINNETTY ‘71 MS. ELLEN SILVA ‘63 MS. MARY MARSTERS MR. MICHAEL O’BRIEN MR. BRENDAN FLYNN & FAMILY MRS. MICHELLE WELCH ‘70 RS ANCY EYO UNITED SOLUTIONS, INC. DR. PAUL F. GINNETTY ‘68 MR. JEREMY T. SPEAR ‘17 MR. & MRS. HOWARD MCQUINN M . N A. K ‘66 MR. & MRS. DAVID FLYNN MRS. JANE WESTERLUND ‘63 S EBRA INAN MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS J. VEALE MRS. KATHLEEN GOLDRICK ‘69 MR. AND MRS. PAUL SPERA MR. & MRS. WILLIAM MURPHY M . D J. K ‘77 In Memory of Mary Gerrish MR. & MRS. HENRY FLYNN WESTFIELD DISTRICT COURT PROBATION MR. THOMAS KIRBY ‘82 MR. HARRY VIBERT ‘90 MR. FRANCIS T. HALL ‘64 MS. EMILY A. SPURR ‘17 MR. & MRS. K F RIORDON MR. JOHN GERRISH MR. & MRS. JOHN F. GALLAGHER AND CLERKS OFFICE DR. KENNETH F. KITCHELL ‘65 MR. KENNETH A. WAITT ‘66 MS. NATALIE M. HALL ‘17 MR. DENNIS E. SULLIVAN ‘68 MS. SUSAN ROSE MS. KELLI RUGGERE MR. & MRS. JAY GAVIGAN MR. JOHN WHITAKER ‘82 MR. JOSEPH LACHIMIA ‘77 MRS. LAURA WELLS ‘89 MR. JONATHAN J. HARRIS ‘17 MR. AND MRS. PAUL T. SULLIVAN In Memory of Sr. Ursala MS. KATHLEEN GOLDRICK AR-3 MS. SHEILA M. WHITAKER ‘85 MS. ANN M. LADOUCEUR ‘73 MRS. MARY WHITE ‘73 MR. KENNETH E. HARTFORD ‘67 MR. MICHAEL J. SVIZZERO ‘17 AR-4 MR. PAUL KEARNEY MR. & MRS. STEPHEN HEFFERNAN MRS. CHERYL M. WONG ‘64 R RIAN ADOUCEUR MRS. MAUREEN A. HAUGHEY ‘62 MS. CLAIRESSA TESSIER ‘17 In Memory of John F. & Helen M. M . B J. L ‘66 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT B. WILLETT MS. EILEEN HERBERT MS. NATALIE M. WOODS ‘12 R OBERT A OSA MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN A. HEFFERNAN THE KULA FOUNDATION Sheehan M . R P. L R MRS. ANDREA WILLIAMS ‘67 MR. & MRS. BRUCE JACKMAN & MRS NOREEN A. ZACHEM ‘87 RS ATHLEEN E UC MS. HEATHER HILL ‘16 TRUIST CLAIRE M. SHEEHAN In Memory of Ryan Patrick Murphy M . K F. L D ‘62 MR. MARC ZEOLI ‘92 FAMILY R ANIEL ORD MRS. KATHERINE HONEY ‘62 MR. PATRICK D. TRUONG ‘17 MR. DANIEL MURPHY M . D B. L ‘07 MS. HELEN JANARO RS EBECCA UNDGREN MRS. DIANE E. JOHANSON ‘02 MRS. DEBORAH TUCK ‘65 RED AND GOLD CLUB M . R M. L ‘91 CATCH THE SPIRIT In Memory of Mary Beth Barnes ‘75 MR. & MRS. KEVIN JONES MRS. HELEN LYNCH ‘62 MR. AND MRS. HARRY C. JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. MARK URBANEK In Memory of Nancy ‘80 and $50.00 and above up to $49 MR. FRANCIS H. BARNES, JR. MR. & MRS. THOMAS KENNEY MR. AND MRS. THOMAS J. KEELEY MRS. SUSAN VONMAGNUS ‘68 MRS. LISA MANGIAFICO ‘85 Kathleen ‘90 Moriarty THE LARSON FAMILY BRADLEY D. ANDERSON MRS. CAROL ANDERSON ‘63 MR. AND MRS. TIMOTHY F. WELCH MRS. MARY MARSTERS MRS. GAIL M. KEENE ‘67 MRS. EILEEN O’CONNOR MR. ADAM BAILEY In Memory of Paul E. O’Brien MR. & MRS. ALAN LOOMIS MRS. LINDA L. MARTIN ‘66 MS. CHRISTEL ANTONELLIS ‘85 MRS. KAREN KELLEY ‘62 MRS. DENISE L. WELCKER ‘66 MRS. JANE BALBONI-PEDICINI ‘70 MR. & MRS. FRANCIS MAROCHINO MASSACHUSETTS STATE POLICE MS. EMILY L. ASHTON ‘14 MRS. MARY ANN KELLEY ‘63 WELLS FARGO EDUCATIONAL MATCHING MR. & MRS. ALAN BANNISTER MS. JEAN M. BELL ‘83 In Honor of Scott Concoy MS. SUZANNE MARTIN MS. MARTHA E. MATHISON ‘69 MRS. MAUREEN E. BARCLAY ‘82 MS. JEANNE E. KELLY ‘63 GIFT PROGRAM MS. KAREN GOSLIN, MS. SANDY MR. AND MRS. MAURICE C. BERG MS. LYNN MALLEN MS. MARTHA MATHISON MRS. LESLIE MAZZONE ‘76 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BARRETT MR. AND MRS. GILBERT C. KETELTAS MS. PATRICIA WOODWARD KRALL, MRS. LYNNE BONGETTE ‘86 MS. JEAN MOYNIHAN MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS MCCAFFREY MRS. KAREN BARRY ‘81 MR. CHARLIE F. KING ‘65 MS. MARY WRIGHT MS. EILEEN MULLIGAN, MS. PAULINE MR. AND MRS. DENNIS J. BOWEN In Honor of Sister Sabos MR. & MRS. FRANK MCCAFFREY MS. MARCIA A. MCCARTHY MR. AND MRS. PHILIP S. BELIVEAU SR. M. THOMASINE KNOWLTON, CSJ MRS. HARRIET M. YOUNG ‘83 POWERS MR. AND MRS. ALLEN M. BOWLES MR. WILLIAM TYNES MR. & MRS. ROBERT OATS MRS. MARY ANN PINZANO MCCARTHY MR. BERTI J. BLAIN ‘17 MS. DONNA KULPA ‘71 MR. & MRS. PAUL KEELEY MR. PAUL E. BREWER ‘63 MR. & MRS. THOMAS P. O’DONNELL MS. LARRAINE M. BOSSI MR. LUKE L. LACROIX ‘96 MR. & MRS. THOMAS KEELEY ‘66 MATCHING GIFTS MS. KATHLEEN PETERSON BRISTOL COUNTY PLUMBING & GAS THE LENEHAN FAMILY In Honor of Mary Ginnetty MR. WILLIAM F. MCCARTHY ‘66 MS. CARLIE N. BRAINARD ‘17 MS. MAEVE A. LALLY ‘17 We would like to thank the following INSPECTORS ASSOC. MS. SANDRA J. PICANZO MR. CHRISTOPHER M. MCDERMOTT ‘88 MS. ASHLEY M. BROWER ‘17 MRS. VIRGINIA LEAVER ‘62 MR. MATTHEW GINNETTY MRS. DEBORAH BROWN ‘75 companies for supporting their employees MR. & MRS. DOUGLAS PRIME MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM T. MS. NOELLE E. BROWER ‘17 MS. COLLEEN J. LEBLANC ‘17 In Memory of Michael H. Paull MRS. MARY BURKE ‘67 and Cardinal Spellman High School MS. JANIS URBANEK MCDONOUGH MR. DANIEL J. BURKE ‘82 MR. RICHARD J. LEGAN ‘68 MR. & MRS. DENNIS BOWEN In Honor of the Religion Department MR. WILLIAM F. BURKE ‘67 through their Matching Gift Programs MS. MARY WRIGHT MR. AND MRS. HOWARD R. MCQUINN MR. AND MRS. EDWARD R. BURTON MS. GILDA MACDONALD MS. CATHERINE BUCKLEY DJ, GD, NW, JQ, JD, MC R HRISTOPHER ARROLL MR. & MRS. JASON M. WALSH M . C N. C RBELLA HARITABLE OUNDATION NC METRO WATER CHEMICLAS - WOBURN, MRS. MARY ANN CARNES ‘67 MS. SHEILA A. MACPHERSON ‘80 A C F , I . MR. & MRS. EDWARD BURTON CATHY DEMERS GENDERS, INC. MR. AND MRS. CAMERON CASHIN MA DR. AND MRS. ARTHUR P. CARRIERE MS. KATHLEEN A. MAGEE ‘69 BENEVITY MR. & MRS. WILLIAM CAICO MRS. SABRINA CAZEAU-CLASS ‘90 MR. JOHN P. MISKINIS ‘65 MR. MICHAEL D. CARROZZA ‘71 MR. SHANE K. MAHONEY ‘17 EASTERN BANK MR. & MRS. MICHAEL CONNOLLY MRS. CAROL COLE ‘65 In Memory of Tomas Gillette In Memory of Francis Yafrate MRS. MARY MONTMINY ‘79 MRS. CYNTHIA CHILAUSKAS ‘64 MS. SABRINA A. MATHER ‘17 ENTERGY CORPORATION MS. NANCY CORDOPATRI MR. AND MRS. MARTIN COLLIGAN ESTABROOK AND CHAMBERLAIN MS. JANET DIFALCO MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. MORIARTY MS. ELIZABETH J. CHILD ‘17 MS. JEWEL E. MCAULIFFE ‘17 FIDELITY FOUNDATION MR. & MRS. HARRY JOHNSON MS. MARY E. COOMEY ‘64 INSURANCE MS. JEAN M. MOYNIHAN ‘62 MR. ETHAN R. CHILD ‘17 MR. JOHN W. MCCARTHY ‘62 GIVE WITH LIBERTY MR. ROBERT LAROSA MS. NANCY CORDOPATRI MR. & MRS. ALBERT CUGINI In Memory of Deborah Sperre ‘71 MR. MARK R. MURPHY ‘74 MR. AND MRS. GEORGE CLARK MR. BERNARD P. MCDONNELL ‘78 IBM MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM MR. & MRS. KEN LEAHY MRS. KELLEY A. CORWIN ‘79 MR. & MRS. BRUCE DENNEEN MS. LISABETH HARDIMAN MRS. NOREEN NACKENSON ‘65 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM F. COLCLOUGH MR. SEAN E. MCLAUGHLIN ‘04 MFS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT THE MAGUIRE FAMILY MRS. MARY ALICE COTTLE ‘67 MR. MATTHEW FOLEY MR. & MRS. GEORGE KELLY MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. NOONE MR. JOSEPH F. CONCANNON MR. AND MRS. ROLAND MIRAKIAN MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM MR. & MRS. STEPHEN MORRIS MR. RICHARD P. COUGHLIN ‘62 MR. AMPARO GARCIA MS. JOANNE M. O’BRIEN ‘62 MR. TIMOTHY M. COONEY ‘08 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM F. MURPHY MICROSOFT MR. & MRS. ALAN ROOT MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. COULTER MS. EILEEN HERBERT In Memory of Marian Conley MR. KEITH E. O’BRIEN ‘87 MS. SHIRLEY A. COSGROVE ‘64 MS. LINDA H. NGUYEN ‘17 RBS CITIZENS FINANCIAL GROUP TECHQUISITE INCORPORATED MR. PATRICK T. CRIMMINS ‘81 MR. & MRS. JAMES KENNEY S ANE AKASIEWICZ MRS. EILEEN MORIARTY O’CONNOR ‘76 MRS. LISA CREEDEN ‘81 MR. CARL G. NICOLAS ‘17 MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM MR. & MRS. DAVID OROSZ M . J L MS. SUSAN M. CUNNIFF ‘73 MASSACHUSETTS STATE POLICE MRS. MARIE O’LEARY ‘72 MR. AND MRS. ALBERT J. CUGINI MS. M. CHELSEA NOEL ‘17 RINET COMPANY, LLC MR. DAVID OROSZ MR. JOHN T. DALTON ‘62 MR. & MRS. ROLAND MIRAKIAN MR. AND MRS. GUY J. PARENTEAU MR. ADAM S. CURTIS ‘17 MR. D. SEAN NOONAN ‘83 STATE STREET EMPLOYEE GIVING MR. & MRS. WILLIAM PAYTON In Memory of Francis Henderson MR. ROBERT & MRS. ANNA J. DANIELS MR. & MRS. ROBERT NUTTER MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH C. PERKINS MR. THOMAS D’ALESSANDRO ‘76 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT B. NUTTER THE HOME DEPOT MR. & MRS. BRADLEY ANDERSON MRS. JOANNE DAVENPORT ‘71 42 43 annual report annual report

MR. KEVIN WHITE MRS. THOMAS G. BROPHY, SR. MS. KATHLEEN GOLDRICK MR. JOHN GALLAGHER MR. & MRS. PAUL SULLIVAN MR. & MRS. MARK VOELKEL DR. MARY T. BROPHY THE BRENDAN K. GILLETTE THE KENNETH J. RAYMOND MR. & MRS. STEPHEN HEFFERNAN MS. KATHLEEN GOLDRICK MS. KAITLIN TOMKEWICZ MR. & MRS. THOMAS O’DONNELL DR. & MRS. PATRICK BROPHY SCHOLARSHIP FUND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MS. EILEEN HERBERT MR. & MRS. KEVIN JONES MR. & MRS. ROBERT TROTTA S ATHLEEN ETERSON R HOMAS ROPHY R RS RUCE ACKMAN R RS EORGE ELLY R RS OBERT ILLETT M . K P M . T G. B MR. THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN FUND M . & M . B J & M . & M . G K M . & M . R W S ANDRA ICANZO AMILY R RS HOMAS ENNEY M . S J. P ESTABROOK & CHAMBERLAIN MR. & MRS. PHILIP BELIVEAU F M . & M . T K R RS OUGLAS RIME S ELEN ANARO S UZANNE ARTIN M . & M . D P & THE SISTER CLAIRE BROWNE, INSURANCE MR. & MRS. MAURICE BERG M . H J M . S M THE EDWARD J. & KATHERINE AMILY R RS EVIN ONES S ATHLEEN ETERSON F CSJ ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP MR. & MRS. ALBERT J. CUGINI MR. & MRS. RAYMOND BOMBARDIERE M . & M . K J M . K P A. WAITT FAMILY ENDOWED MS. JANIS URBANEK MR. & MRS. THOMAS KENNEY MR. EDWARD P. AND DR. KATHLEEN MR. & MRS. BRUCE M. DENNEEN MR. & MRS. STEPHEN BONICA, JR. SCHOLARSHIP THE LARSON FAMILY FLYNN MR. MATTHEW J. FOLEY MS. LARRAINE M. BOSSI & MR. THE PAUL FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP MR. & MRS. KENNETH A. WAITT In Memory of Dale Shores ‘69 MR. & MRS. ALAN LOOMIS DR. & MRS. VINCENT LACONO AMPARO GARCIA PATRICK SMITH MR. & MRS. DENNIS BOWEN S ILEEN IAGINI MR. & MRS. FRANCIS MAROCHINO M . E B MS. HEATHER HILL MS. EILEEN HERBERT BROCKTON DISTRICT COURT MS. CATHERINE BUCKLEY R RANCIS ILLON MS. SUZANNE MARTIN THE JULIAN T. PEEBLES M . F X. D MR. & MRS. VINCENT IACONO MR. & MRS. JAMES J. KENNEY MR. GARY BRUSSEAU MR. & MRS. EDWARD BURTON R OHN ALLAGHER MS. MARTHA MATHISON SCHOLARSHIP FUND M . J G MASSACHUSETTS STATE POLICE MS. JANE CONDON MR. & MRS. WILLIAM CAICO MS. KATHLEEN GOLDRICK MS. JEAN MOYNIHAN THE CONDON-BARTELS FAMILY MR. & MRS. ROLAND MIRAKIAN THE DANDATRA FAMILY MR. & MRS. MICHAEL CONNOLLY DR. MARY T. BROPHY MR. & MRS. KEVIN JONES MR. & MRS. FRANK MCCAFFREY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP MR. & MRS. ROBERT B. NUTTER MR. & MRS. ROBERT DOUGLAS MS. NANCY CORDOPATRI R RS EORGE ELLY MR. & MRS. ROBERT OATS M . & M . G K MR. & MRS. WILLIAM NUTTER MR. & MRS. GLENN DUCHARME MR. & MRS. SHAWN HAYES R RS HOMAS ENNEY MR. KENNETH BARTELS AND MRS. MR. & MRS. THOMAS P. O’DONNELL GRANTS In Memory of Brennan M . & M . T K MR. & MRS. MARK O’LEARY MARGARET, DOREEN & RONALD MR. & MRS. HARRY JOHNSON S UZANNE ARTIN JANE F. CONDON MS. KATHLEEN PETERSON MR. ADAM BAILEY M . S M MR. & MRS. JOSEPH C. PERKINS DUCHARME MR. ROBERT LAROSA CATHOLIC NEGRO AMERICAN MISSION MS. KATHLEEN PETERSON MS. SANDRA J. PICANZO MS. MARINA QUINCHIA MR. & MRS. KENNETH DUVAL MR. & MRS. KEN LEAHY BOARD GRANT THE MARK R. CREEDON MR. & MRS. DOUGLAS PRIME In Memory of James Quinlan MR. & MRS. MATTHEW F. ROUSSE MR. JASON M. DWYER THE MAGUIRE FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION In Memory of Evelyn Egan MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MS. JANIS URBANEK MS. HEATHER HILL MR. & MRS. PAUL SULLIVAN THE EVANS FAMILY MR. & MRS. STEPHEN MORRIS CENTURY BANK MR. & MRS. JASON M. WALSH MS. DONNA CASHIN THE MARK R. CREEDON MEMORIAL WESTFIELD DISTRICT COURT MR. & MRS. RICHARD FERIOLI TECHQUISITE INCORPORATED EASTERN BANK WALK/RUN MS. MARY WRIGHT In Memory of Barbara M. Southworth PROBATION AND CLERKS OFFICE MR. BRENDAN FLYNN & FAMILY MR. & MRS. DAVID OROSZ FLATELY FOUNDATION In Memory of Steve Sullivan ‘63 MR. LUKE LACROIX MR. & MRS. DAVID FLYNN HARVARD PILGRIM HEALTHCARE MS. JANE SOUTHWORTH MR. DAVID OROSZ MRS. SUZANNE O’DONNELL THE DR. JOHN MCEWAN MR. & MRS. HENRY FLYNN THE DALE SHORES MR. & MRS. WILLIAM PAYTON HVMA MINI GRANT MR. & MRS. JOHN F. GALLAGHER SCHOLARSHIP FUND THE KELLY FAMILY FOUNDATION In Memory of Ofcer Tracy Barbas THE ROBERT AND EMILY DILLIS TEMP RESTRICTED MR. & MRS. ALAN ROOT ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP FUND MR. & MRS. JAY GAVIGAN MS. EILEEN BIAGINI MR. & MRS. FRANCIS A. ROTA LSTAR VENTURES MY BROTHER’S KEEPER SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT ISNEY GENDERS, INC. R RANCIS ILLON R ICHAEL T OHN WDW D MS. CHARLOTTE L. DILLIS MS. HEATHER HILL M . F X. D M . M S . J THE MICHAEL J. AHEARN MR. & MRS. MICHAEL S. DILLIS MRS. MARGARET MCEWAN In Memory of Colleen Shea Wood MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MRS. MARION L. DILLIS SPARZAK MS. LINDA PRIEST MR. SEAN T. AHEARN MRS. MARJORIE J. MUELLER THE DR. JOHN MCEWAN MR. & MRS. PAUL UMENTUM In Memory of Paul Kennedy, Sr. ENDOWED MEMORIAL THE MANUAL J. AMARAL SCHOLARSHIP AR-5 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLUMBING ENDOWED SERVICE THE DONOVAN/SHEEHAN LEGACY GALA & AR-6 MS. MARY A. DEMPSEY ENGINEERS SCHOLARSHIP FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP MR. & MRS. ROBERT BARRETT MRS. JANET DIFALCO MS. JANET DRUMMEY MR. & MRS. JOSEPH R. BOURGEAULT THE ROBERT J. MCEWAN AUCTION RECAP MR. KEVIN C. ROBIN BRISTOL COUNTY PLUMBING AND MS. CLAIRE M. SHEEHAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MR. & MRS. RICHARD WEBBER GAS INS. ASSOC MS. ROSEMARY SHEEHAN FUND MR. CHRISTOPHER CARROLL & MS. MR. BRETT GAMMON Spellman’s 2018 Legacy Gala was one of the most successful fundraising HELEN CHEW THE JOHN J., RUTH G. AND THE LOIS C. DUNLAP ENDOWED MR. & MRS. GEORGE CLARK & SUSAN BAILEY ENDOWED MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP events in Spellman history, raising more than $150,000! THE RYAN PATRICK MURPHY FAMILY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MR. JOHN MAXWELL AND ENDOWED MEMORIAL DAVENPORT ASSOCIATES MR. ADAM BAILEY MRS. KRISTEN DUNLAP MAXWELL SCHOLARSHIP MR. KEVIN DOTY AND FRIENDS AT MS. ANNE OWEN THE KELLY FAMILY FOUNDATION Tis year we honored Fr. Joseph Raeke and Te Catholic Schools Foundation VICTAULIC MR. DANIEL J. MURPHY AUCTION SPONSORS MR. & MRS. LAWRENCE O’TOOLE MS. JANICE M. DREW THE KELLY ANN BOYD at Gillette Stadium. Billy Costa of KISS108 emceed the event and as E. M. DUGGAN, INC. THE DAVID A.C. FLANAGAN ENDOWED MEMORIAL LEGACY SPONSOR auctioneer helped us to generate record bidding! We are pleased to report that EMERSON SWAN SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP THE JOSEPH T. NICKLEY, SR. MS. ISABELLE FAHERTY THE D FLANAGAN MEMORIAL FUND SCHOLARSHIP FUND THE PRONE FAMILY FOUNDATION S AUREEN ENTON we doubled profts in both the silent and live auctions over last year. INTEGRATED ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, INC. M . M B R RS LAN OWLES MRS. MARILYN F. NICKLEY ACELLA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION J. H. POKORNY ASSOC., LLC M . & M . A B MR. & MRS. J. MICHAEL BOYD THE THOMAS P. KENNEDY MR. DAWN HARTNETT KELLY Mr. David & Mrs. Catrina ‘87 Dirubbo ONNIE OYD MEMORIAL FUND THE JANET NICKLEY MADIGAN M. GILDA MACDONALD R B None of this would have been possible without the generosity of our alumni, S AULA LIFFORD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MS. MARCIA MCCARTHY M . P C MRS. MARY BARDSLEY R RS ILLIAM OLCLOUGH PLATINUM SPONSOR parents, faculty, and Spellman friends. METRO WATER CHEMICALS-WOBURN M . & M . W C MS. SUZANNE MARTIN THE CHILD FAMILY R RS USSELL ROMBIE NEW ENGLAND MCA M . & M . R C MS. SUZANNE O’BRIEN MS. KATHLEEN R. DUPUY CENTURY BANK MR. & MRS. LAWRENCE GLAZIER MR. KEVIN SHEEHAN MS. KAREN PARENTEAU MS. ELLEN R. GUNNING EASTERN BANK R RS HARLES ALOMERIS QUINCY DEMOCRATIC CITY M . & M . C K MS. ROSEMARY SHEEHAN MUSTANG CLUB OF MASSACHUSETTS S ARY ASTERS DWARD AWYER O NC GALA COMMITTEE COMMITTEE M . M M E G. S C ., I . R RS OWARD C UINN QUINCY FOUNDATION M . & M . H M Q MR. & MRS. WILLIAM MURPHY MR. RICHARD REYNOLDS GOLD SPONSOR R RS ENNETH IORDON MS. NANCY SHRINE J.F. M . & M . K F. R S USAN OSE STATE AUDITOR, SUZANNE BUMP ‘73 MECHANICAL, INC. M . S R MS. KELLI RUGGERE MR. & MRS. PAUL E. SPILLANE MR. MICHAEL ‘79 AND ANNE KEARNEY MR. JOSEPH J. SULLIVAN MR. MICHAEL & KATHRYN HEALY DUNFORD ‘81 THE LOURDES CENTER THE BROPHY FAMILLY SR. THOMASINE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP SILVER SPONSOR MR. & MRS. WILLIAM TRAINER, SR. MR. DANIEL BROPHY UNITED SOLUTIONS MR. KEVIN BROPHY MR. KEVIN KELLEY ‘68 MR. & MRS. TIMOTHY WELCH MR. MARTIN BROPHY 44 45 annual report

Please join us! GOLF TOURNAMENT Dear friends, Please join us for all the exciting events that are happening on the hill in celebration of our 60th anniversary! You are forever a part of the Spellman family and we It was wonderful to welcome so many friends of Cardinal Spellman at Willowbend in invite you to be a part of life at Spellman today. Below you will fnd a list of only Mashpee for the ffth annual Cardinal Spellman tournament in memory of Joey Glynn ‘12. some of the exciting events planned for the 2018-2019 school year. Don’t forget to Great weather and a beautiful course set the stage for a fantastic day! follow us on Facebook and check our website for changes and updates to our calendar. We’d love to see you! On behalf of the 2018 Cardinal Spellman High School Golf Tournament Committee, I thank Sincerely, all those who came out to support this important event. Aimee Wetzel I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to the many organizations and individuals including, alumni, Vice President of External Afairs faculty, parents and friends of Spellman whose support makes this tournament such a success. Special thanks to the 2018 Golf Tournament Committee and to our generous sponsors ; none of this would be possible without your participation and incredible generosity. With the support of so many members of our Spellman family, this year’s tourney raised $116,000! September 21, 2018 Save the date for next year’s tourney to be held at Willowbend on June 17, 2019! October 25, 2018

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COURSE SPONSOR CARTS SPONSOR ECHOSTOR TECHNOLOGIES November 9, 2018 AR-7 BEST AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CORP. PIESCO Scott Trinque ‘90 November 17, 2017 SOUTHWORTH DEVELOPMENT LLC GRANITE CITY FES LIGHTING GARFIELD PLUMBING AND HEATING November 30, 2018 TITLE SPONSOR DRIVING RANGE SPONSOR GOT PAVEMENT NEEDS? THE PRONE FAMILY FOUNDATION PROGROUP CONTRACTING JB PRIDE UNIFORMS November 30 - December 2, 2018 PEX ECHNOLOGY ROUP A T G MAT HEALTHCARE DINNER SPONSOR BEACON TELECOM CENTURY BANK Mathew Muratore ‘79 MONPONSETT INN December 20, 2018 EASTERN BANK GOLD SPONSOR NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL- EDUBOSTON STANDARD MODERN COMPANY March 8-10, 2019 MIKE VENDITUOLI NEXDINE SILVER SPONSOR PATRIOT ENERGY GROUP March 23, 2019 LUNCH SPONSOR CONLEY FUNERAL & TIMEOUT SPORTSWEAR BAY COPY CREMATION SERVICES Deacon Joe Nickley ’75 June 17, 2019 Ray Belanger ‘75 Anne Roan ‘69 John Nickley ’76 HARBORONE INDEPENDENCE INSURANCE AGENCY Pat Madigan ‘73 John Walsh ‘76 WELLS FARGO RECEPTION SPONSOR ZAPUSTAS ARENA Interested in planning a reunion with us? ACELLA CONSTRUCTION DONATIONS David & Catrina Dirubbo ‘87 HOLE SPONSOR ABINGTON LITTLE LEAGUE ALBANESE LAW, LLC ABC TENT AIR CANNON SPONSOR Matthew Albanese ‘90 MARY BROPHY’75 LYNN LECTRIC G E ALEO FAMILY VISION CARE FACTS MANAGEMENT COMPANY Matt Glynn ‘75 BANNER SYSTEMS GLENN R. LAPOINTE, INC. Class Agents Needed! SMART TUITION BRIDOR LANTANA COOP’S TROOP FOUNDATION, INC. SURESHOT PROMOTIONS ANONYMOUS DONOR**

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