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Saint Anthony's High School Development Alumni SAHS-FriarFocus-SEP2013-Cover-R1_Layout 1 8/22/13 11:18 AM Page 1 Saint Anthony’s High School 275 Wolf Hill Road South Huntington, NY 11747 09 | 2013 SAINT ANTHONY’S HIGH SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT ALUMNI MAGAZINE We invite you to come see our spectacular nouveau cuisine from our acclaimed chefs transformation. Our new indoor renovations and the impeccable service and attention complement our classic interior, with new to detail that you deserve and that has been marble ! oors lit by dazzling LEDs for dancing the hallmark of our family for generations. the night away. Experience the " ve-star Today’s Crest Hollow: Experience the unexpected. A DESTINATION LIKEToday’s Crest Hollow:NO Take OTHER a look at us now. SAINT ANTHONY’S VENUE OF CHOICE 8325 JERICHO TURNPIKE | WOODBURY, NY 11797 | 516.692.8000 | WWW.CRESTHOLLOW.COM SAHS-FriarFocus-SEP2013-Cover-R1_Layout 1 8/22/13 11:18 AM Page 2 Administration Cover Story Brother Gary Cregan, O.S.F. Athletic Sponsorship Program Principal As an Athletic Sponsor, you will be investing in the student athletes of Saint Anthony’s High School. Our Saint Anthony’s High School provides a“Threshold of Opportunity” to all its Brother Robert Gabriel, O.S.F. student athletes continue to achieve great team and individual accolades on and off the field of competition. students. It is a special place where they will learn, discover their full potential Dean of Faculty Saint Anthony’s has been selected by Sports Illustrated as one of the nation’s Top 50 athletic programs and Director of Studies academically, spiritually, athletically and socially, while experiencing life lessons the #1 athletic program in New York State. Congratulations to all the student athletes and coaches! that will prepare them for college and the rest of their lives. This edition of Brother Joshua DiMauro, O.S.F. FRIAR FOCUS includes a poster that features an original piece of art designed Assistant Principal Dean of Student Activities Aloi Family Fiorvanti Family Meyer Family specifically for this issue. Prefect of Discipline for Freshmen Amityville Heart Center Florida Atlantic University Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C. Dr. James Riordan '78 Mr. Robert Arrigo Andreassi Family Michalek Family Fracchia Family Assistant Principal Arpino & Associates Molloy College Dean of Men Gamba Family Austin J. Lee '07 Nastasi Family Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors Garage Eatery Barnett Family Nicolock Paving Stones Garofalo Family Dr. Christina D. Buehler Barnoski Family O'Brien Family Assistant Principal Gentile Family Beach Family Pomodorino Restaurant Dean of Women Gerrato Family Belli Construction Pomper Family Giunta's Meat Farms Benedik Family Poppy Mangino Glacéau Smartwater 2013 Board of Trustees Bereck Family Port Jefferson Sporting Goods Glacéau Vitaminwater Botto Mechanical Pruden Family Very Reverend Brother William Boslet, O.S.F. Heagerty Family Buonaiuto Family Puckhaber Family Chairman Hickey Family Busuttil Family Ray O'Connor Photography Horizon Insulation Hon. W. Gerard Asher Carfora Family Huntington Jeep/Chrysler/Hyundai Raymond Mascolo, DDS Thomas Casey, Esq. Carletto Family Thomas Mascolo DMD Dates to Remember Il Mulino Brother Richard Contino, O.S.F. Cassiere Family Riverhead Building Supply Jafri Family Brother Leonard Conway, O.S.F. Castaldo Family Rosica Family Katter Family Cirocco Family Russell Family 10 | 25 | 2013 Alumni Barbecue & Homecoming Football Game Mr. Robert Coughlan Katz Family Russo, Karl, Widmaier & Cordano PLLC 10 | 26 | 2013 Black & Gold Gala, Crest Hollow Country Club Mrs. Jenise Craig Claudia A. Lee '09 Keith Johnson '95 Schietinger Family 11 | 02 | 2013 Craft Fair Brother Gary Cregan, O.S.F. Colasacco Family Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery Commack Abbey, Inc. Schillig Family 11 | 14-16 | 2013 Fall Play Brother Joshua DiMauro, O.S.F Kensil Family Corrao Family Schmitt Family 11 | 23 | 2013 25 Year Reunion Dr. John Folan ‘75 Kitt Family Segreto Family Terence Meyer, Esq. ‘74 Creighton Family Knessy Family 11 | 29 | 2013 20 Year Reunion Cunningham Family Sotomayor Family Mr. Roberto Nicolia Kreider Family 12 | 13-14 | 2013 Christmas Concert Desmond O'Sullivan South Shore Office Products Mrs. Susan O’Shea Leggio Family 12 | 24 | 2013 Christmas Vigil East Northport Physical Therapy Lesser-Strakhov Family St. Hugh-St. Elizabeth Baseball League, Inc. Brother Kevin Smith, O.S.F. 01 | 10-11 | 2014 Winter Art Show Efstathiou Family Long Island Bone & Joint State Farm/Simeone Brother Jeremy Sztabnik, O.S.F 01 | 11 | 2014 Father/Daughter Mass & Dance Elite Sports Medicine Mangino Family Steinert Family (1/2012) 01 | 17 | 2014 National Honor Society Variety Show Ferrando Family Master Mechanical Corp. Thompson Family (Molloy) Finegan Family McDonagh Family Ventura Family 03 | 19 | 2014 Fashion Show, Crest Hollow Country Club Friar Focus Publication Team Fioretti Family Meeting Matters, Inc. Walton Family 03 | 21 | 2014 Junior Ring Day Mr. Don A. Corrao 04 | 05 | 2014 Principal’s Dinner Director of Development 04 | 10-12 | 2014 Spring Musical Three-Year Sponsorship | $2,500 Ms. Denise Creighton 05 | 02-03 | 2014 42nd Annual St. Anthony’s Track & Field Invitational Director of Alumni Relations Annual Sponsorship | $1,000 05 | 05 | 2014 Saint Anthony’s Golf Classic Mrs. Anne McShane To become an Athletic Sponsor, please call: 06 | 06 | 2014 Graduation Mass Assistant to the Director of Development Don A. Corrao 06 | 07 | 2014 Commencement Exercises Director of Development Mr. Ray O’Connor ’70 06 | 13 | 2014 Feast of Saint Anthony Ray O’Connor Photography (631) 271-2020 ext. 284 08 | 10 | 2014 Alumni Golf Outing Contributing Photographer [email protected] FriarFocus-Sep2013 Final-R3_Layout 1 8/15/13 2:03 PM Page 1 A Message from the Principal Dear Alumni, Parents, Grandparents, and Friends, I am pleased to share this new issue of Friar Focus that highlights our continued progress towards challenging our students with the rigors of a college preparatory education that is centered on a high quality academic experience in a nurturing and compassionate environment. The Saint Anthony's experience of our most recent graduates, the Class of 2013, continued in the footsteps of those proud alumni who have “walked“ before them. Five hundred and sixty–four of the graduating class received $68,899,007 in scholarships and non–need grants—an increase of $5,289,267 from the previous year. I am particularly pleased to share with you that just a couple of weeks ago Saint Anthony's welcomed six hundred and twenty-five young men and women as members of the Class of 2017. Our enrollment continues to be strong as evidenced by our student body of 2,518. Facilities at Saint Anthony's are among the finest there are in secondary education on Long Island. In the coming year, we will take another big step forward as our science labs are targeted for significant capital enhancements. The capital campaign ~ The Threshold of Hope ~ surpassed the $10 million mark on our goal of $20 million. Thanks to the generosity of our parents, alumni and friends and increased alumni participation the Annual Fund achieved a record level of support. Athletics continued to experience great success in 2012-2013. Girls and Boys Soccer, Ice Hockey, Wrestling, Girls Lacrosse, Girls Basketball, Girls Swimming, Boys and Girls Cross Country, Boys and Girls Winter Track and Field, Boys Tennis, and Boys Spring Track and Field all enjoyed memorable seasons. We are truly blessed in so many ways. We have much to be thankful for and beginning with our students, much to be proud of. With your continued prayers and support we promise to continue to strive to make a difference for our students, our Franciscan Community and our nation. God Bless you! Sincerely yours in Christ, Brother Gary Cregan, O.S.F. FRIAR FOCUS 1 FriarFocus-Sep2013 Final-R3_Layout 1 8/15/13 2:03 PM Page 2 Saint Anthony’s High School Franciscan Brothers Legacy Endowment Fund Eighty years ago the Franciscan Brothers One of the many attributes of Saint brought with them an 800 year-old Anthony's today is its ability to attract Franciscan tradition of excellence in and serve a highly diverse student body. education. They founded Saint The 2,518 students currently in attendance Anthony's High School on the Franciscan come from every social and economic principle, “Capture the heart and the background and find their way to school mind will follow” and as a result, Saint every day from Manhattan to Montauk. Anthony's has been a leader among college Today the operating budget stands preparatory schools in the United States. at $25,000,000. Tuition for the 2013-2014 The Saint Anthony's experience, academic year is $8,950 and nearly 15% “Classmates for four years - Friars Forever”, of our current student body received holds a special place in the hearts and some amount of financial aid based strictly minds of more than 18,000 graduates. on need. These men and women, inspired by the The long-term goal of the “Legacy vision and nurturing of the Franciscan Endowment Fund" is to provide for Brothers and a dedicated and supportive the continued fiscal stability of Saint corps of religious and lay faculty, have Anthony’s High School. ventured on to contribute significantly to our nation through their leadership Please consider making your gift today. positions in government, religion, You can simply write a check, make a business, industry, science, the arts, gift of appreciated securities, include education, journalism, communications, Saint Anthony's High School in your will, athletics and the armed forces. establish a Charitable Gift Annuity or a Charitable Remainder Trust or name Saint Values and ideals are embodied in Anthony's as the owner and/or beneficiary people and are not transmitted of an existing life insurance policy or as through words, documents, bricks the beneficiary of a retirement account.
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