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Annual Report Of Giving 2008/2009 what’s inside Features Report of Annual Giving Fulfilling The Promise 2008/2009 Page 3 Page 15 Remaining Naming Opportunities Letter from the Chairman of the Page 6 Board of Trustees Page 17 Donors to Fulfilling The Promise Honor Roll of Donors Page 8 Page 18 Endowment Funds Redefining Leadership Page 50 Page 10 New Members of the Board of Trustees Page 12 Departments Board of Trustees 2009/2010 From The Hip Page 2 Page 13 Letter from the President Highlights Page 14 Legacy Photos Page 52 inside Class Notes Front Cover Page 53 Al J. Gabriele, Chairman of Fulfilling The Promise, Brother Richard Kestler ‘60, President, Births, Deaths, and and Charles E. Dunleavy, Jr. ‘61, Chairman Emeritus of Fulfilling The Promise Honorees Page 60 Pictured The Whalen Courtyard made possible through the generosity of Mr. John J. Whalan ‘67 and Mrs. Linda Rabbitt 2 Explorer Fall 2009 EXP LO R E R From The Hip The Official Magazine of La Salle College High School

One of my favorite titles is “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”, the award-winning short story by Joyce Carol Oates. Although the plot has no President Address connection or correlation to La Salle College High School, the title certainly Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ‘60 Explorer La Salle College High School applies to changes and developments at the school over the last few years. Principal 8605 Cheltenham Avenue Joseph L. Marchese I remember my father telling me stories about La College High School students Wyndmoor, PA 19038 Vice President of Institutional who occupied the second and third floors of Wister Hall on the campus of Advancement 215 233 2350 Phone La Salle College in the late 1950’s. In 1960, the school made the historic move Daniel L. McGowan 215 836 4502 Fax to a new building located in the rolling hills of Wyndmoor. As a student in the [email protected] late 1970’s and early 1980’s, I experienced firsthand a school that was head and Editor shoulders above the rest; however, never could I have imagined the La Salle Christopher M. Carabello ’82 College High School of today. Editorial and Production Assistance The Explorer is published by Barbara Franks La Salle College High School. Over the last twenty years, the school has acquired adjoining properties and Cathleen P. Winning The Explorer welcomes let- homes – Alumni House, Dunleavy Center, and Allinson House – have created a ters to the Editor concerning Contributing Writers bona fide campus. In September of 1993, St. Michael Hall opened. The five-level alumni, school, and topics Christopher M. Carabello ‘82 published in the magazine. addition featuring the McShain Library and state-of-the-art classrooms brought Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60 The Editor of the Explorer art and technology to the forefront of the school’s curriculum. Nine years Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. ’70 reserves the right to make later, the West Wing was built and provided much needed space for music all decisions regarding the and athletics. Photography content and information Greg Bobowski published in the magazine. In 2004, the Board of Trustees adopted a Strategic Plan that identified the key Braden J. Bonner ’07 John J. Burns needs and priorities of the school over the next five years. The Board’s vision and Christopher M. Carabello ’82 overall commitment to the school’s mission launched Fulfilling The Promise, a Gary Donnelly $25 million capital campaign for land acquisition, construction, renovations, and Drexel University financial aid. Mike Maicher Brother James Rieck, FSC ’57 In 2007, the school acquired the 34-acres adjacent to Route 309 and Paper Mill Road. Shortly thereafter, the land was developed into Ward Field, a baseball Artwork and Design complex that rivals some minor league ballparks, along with McCarthy Trail, the John Burns Graphic Design Brother Gratian of Jesus Environmental Center, and two additional practice fields for football, soccer, and/or lacrosse.

In the spring of 2007, construction began on a 40,000 square foot, four-level academic wing that houses a counseling center, campus ministry area, study commons, two laboratories, six classrooms, and a technology center. At the center of the new addition is the Marian Chapel, which for the first time, provides a dedicated place of worship within the school. Upon completion of the new wing, renovations began to McLean Hall. All of the original academic areas were sequentially renovated as were the administrative areas. New walls, ceil- ings, floors/carpeting, windows, HVAC, etc. brought new life to an aging building. The final pieces of equipment moved out in late August and 1,069 boys moved in on September 9, 2009. The facilities that these boys occupy are nothing short of magnificent. Visitors stand in awe of new buildings and the technology operating within. Nothing is outdated and everything shines, including the faces of the faculty and students.

I walk the hallways and grounds and marvel at our accomplishments. La Salle College High School has a long and storied history – one that makes us proud of what we have and where we have been. Where are we going? Let’s just say that the vision is clear and the future is bright. More importantly, it is a future in which everyone will want to have a part.

Christopher M. Carabello ’82 Editor 3 Explorer Fall 2009

Fulfilling

by ChristopherT M.h Carabelloe ’82 page P3 romise At the inaugural Founder’s Gala held in April of 2006, La Salle College High School launched one of the most ambitious initiatives the school has ever undertaken. The $25 million capital campaign, Fulfilling the Promise, is the largest fundraising effort in the history of the school. The campaign is aptly named after our founder, Saint John Baptist de La Salle, and his promise to educate young men of various backgrounds. The success of the campaign would rely on support from the entire La Salle community and the results of these efforts would benefit the school’s greatest asset – our students as a commitment to provide the best possible education and facilities for these young men continues to be at the forefront of the school’s mission and vision.

Pictured Above Seated (left to right): Joe Marchese, Principal, Susan Bilotta, President of the Mothers’ Club, and Andy Malone ‘78, President of the Alumni Association Standing (left to right): Brother Ernest Miller, FSC, Assistant Director of Education and Lasallian Mission Formation, Ben Ventresca ‘70, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and Will Begley ‘10, Student Council President 4 Explorer Fall 2009

Campaign Leadership La Salle College High School is an institution rich in Al recognized that like the first $10 million, raising the Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ‘60 history and tradition. The “promise” is not limited remaining $15 million would require focused leader- President to the mission of our Founder and, in fact, is evident ship and the efforts of a dedicated group of individu- every day. The dedication of our faculty and their als. Over the course of the last eighteen months, A. J. Gabriele promise to develop each student’s unique God-given the capital campaign has raised $20 million, which Campaign Chairman talents. The commitment of the school administra- includes a major estate gift for endowment that rep- Campaign Cabinet tion and their promise to foster academic excellence, resents the largest gift in the history of the school and James F. Basile, Esq. ‘82 service, and leadership. The faithfulness of our parents two seven figure gifts from alumni that provide nam- Ernest M. Behr ‘73 and their promise to provide their son(s) with the best ing opportunities for the new baseball field as well as Catherine A. Cassidy possible education. The loyalty of our alumni and their the Sacred Heart Courtyard. Joseph J. Colistra, Jr. ‘64 promise to take ownership in the school’s future. Paul D. Colistra ’00 James D. Danella One of the most remarkable achievements of the campaign is that the $20 million The “promise” is at the core our very being. In the Domenic M. DiPiero ‘63 151 years since our founding at St. Michael Parish in has been raised Charles E. Dunleavy, Jr. ‘61 John E. Glaser ‘58 North Philadelphia, our greatest resource has been our from only two hundred gifts. S. John Gorman IV ‘67 mission and vision and our willingness and commit- The $20 million that has already been raised secures Christopher P. Haley ‘86 ment to share it with the entire La Salle community. the land acquisition and development along with Timothy P. Hughes ‘72 Today, La Salle College High School continues to fulfill the construction of the new academic building and Rev. Anthony W. Janton ‘69 its promise by providing an education that consists of renovations to McLean Hall. Not only have the initial Anthony J. Maginnis ‘76 academic challenge, intellectual openness, emotional phases of construction been completed, but the Robert F. McAnespey ‘66 security, and environmental safety. It was fitting that projects are within the original budget. The remaining Michael D. McCarthy ‘65 Fulfilling The Promise be chosen as the name of this $5 million represents the funds that are needed to Daniel L. McGowan $25 million capital campaign. “fulfill” the endowment commitment to the Frank J. McLaughlin ‘67 campaign, which will provide financial aid and allow James T. McLaughlin ‘57 Charlie Dunleavy ’61 assumed the helm as the initial Robert P. Moran ‘69 the school to keep its “promise” to remain Chairman of the campaign and was instrumental in Michael E. Osborne ‘65 competitive and provide an affordable education Andrew T. Rakowski ‘98 soliciting gifts that allowed the campaign to reach for all young men. Peter V. Scola ’92 $10 million. Al Gabriele succeeded Charlie early in Walter J. Small ‘38 2008 as the Chairman of the Campaign. Edward R. Solvibile ‘58 Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. ‘70 John J. Whalen ‘67 Daniel J. Whelan, Esq. ‘63 5 Explorer Fall 2009

Al Gabriele continues to work tirelessly with the strength. In addition, the new fields and buildings Office of Institutional Advancement and the Capital provide recognition for both the campaign and the Campaign Committee to stay focused on the vision strategic plan and allow the La Salle Community to and the task at hand. see the objectives that have already been achieved.

With very little corporate or foundation money An appeal to the entire La Salle community has begun available, the remaining efforts will rely heavily on and the campaign cabinet is confident that the “ contributions from alumni, parents, and other friends La Salle Faithful” will rise in support of these initiatives of the school. and continue to “fulfill its promise” to the school’s mission and vision. One of the most remarkable achievements of the campaign is that the $20 million has been raised from only two hundred gifts.

Faced with the task of raising an additional $5 million, The Capital Campaign Cabinet has begun to target Al has expanded the campaign cabinet to include various classes in an effort to organize class gifts. a number of individuals who will play a key role in Individuals who would be interested in contributing to identifying parents, classmates, and other alumni a class gift, soliciting gifts from classmates, or assisting who represent a new pool of potential donors. Al will in organizing their class, should contact the Office of focus on major prospects and contributions, while the Institutional Advancement at (215) 223-2350. Ad- campaign cabinet will be charged with the solicitation ditional information on Fulfilling The Promise can be of new donors as well as act as ambassadors for the obtained from the Office of Institutional Advancement campaign within the La Salle Community. or by visiting www.lschs.org and clicking Support La Salle followed by Capital Campaign. The campaign will begin the solicitation of all alumni, parents, past parents, friends of La Salle, foundations, and those people and parties whose philanthropic interests include a quality education. By waiting until 80% of the campaign goal has already been reached, the campaign cabinet can solicit from a position of 6 Explorer Fall 2009 Leave Your Legacy

Whalen Courtyard – Mr. John J. Whalen ’67 and Mrs. Linda Rabbit

Class of 1951 Courtyard – Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rodenbaugh ’51 Ward Field – Mr. and Mrs. George J. Ward ’58

Classroom 235 Mr. and Mrs. James T. McLaughlin ’57

Religion Office Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sinnott

Marian Chapel – Mothers’ Club Display Case Classroom 234 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Behr ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Moran ‘69 7 Explorer Fall 2009 Where Would You Like Your Name? Remaining Naming Opportunities

New Addition Athletic Facilities and Campus Atrium Stairwell Dugouts (2) Campus Ministry Meeting Room Bullpen (2) Kitchen Bleachers (4) Computer Laboratory Practice Fields (2) Computer Classrooms (2) Scoreboards (2) Chemistry Laboratory (2) Storage Building and Concession Stand Classrooms (3) Benches

McLean Hall (Renovated Areas) Administration Wing Biology Laboratory Office of the Chaplain Physics Laboratory Assistant Athletic Directors Office Classrooms (28) Main Office and Reception Area Department Offices Faculty Work Room • World Language Principal’s Suite • Science Academic Affairs Suite • English Student Affairs Suite • Social Studies Dean of Students Suite Director of Diversity Office Seminar Room Meeting Room (3) Endowed Funds Yearbook Office Establish a fund which will provide financial aid to Resource Centers (2) future students. Administrative Offices (4) 8 Explorer Fall 2009

Benefactors $1,000,000+ Special Gifts $100,000 – $249,999 Anonymous Anonymous Mrs. Jennie H. Leary in honor of Mr. Howard R. Leary ‘35 Mr. and Mrs. David Bartynski Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rodenbaugh ‘51 Mr. James F. Basile, Esq. ’82 Mr. and Mrs. George J. Ward ‘58 Mr. Arthur J. Burke III, Esq. ’85 Mr. John J. Whalen ’67 and Mrs. Linda Rabbitt Connelly Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James P. Connor ‘46 Leadership Gifts $500,000 – $999,999 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Danella Mr. and Mrs. Domenic M. DiPiero ’63 The DePaul Family The Donahue Family The Driscoll Family • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Donahue ’58 • Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Driscoll, Sr. • Dr. and Mrs. Philip E. Donahue ’60 • Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Driscoll, Jr. ’76 • Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Donahue ’63 • Mr. and Mrs. James C. Driscoll ’79 • Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Donahue ’66 Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dunton ’70 • Mr. and Mrs. John M. Donahue, Esq. ’70 Mr. Robert J. Durney ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dunleavy, Jr. ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Eustace ’58 Mr. John E. Glaser ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fabiszewski Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Hughes ’72 Founder’s Gala Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McCarthy ’65 Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Gabriele Mothers’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Genuardi ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Genuardi ‘69 Major Gifts $250,000 – $499,999 Genuardi Family Foundation Christian Brothers Endowment Grant The Estate of Rev. Father John P. Gutekunst ‘72 Mr. William A. Geppert, Jr. ‘41 The Hagan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Haley ’86 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hasson The Hansen Family Mr. and Mrs. James R. Koller ’69 • Bud and Eileen Hansen ‘54 Dr. and Mrs. John F. Lehman, Jr. ’60 • Bud and Kate Hansen ‘86 The Lintner Family Alumni Association • Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Lintner, Sr. Men of La Salle • Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Lintner ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Slabinski, III ’67 • Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Lintner, Jr. ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Maginnis ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Manion in Memory of Travis L. Manion, USMC ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Moran ’69 Pennsylvania Department of Education Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Pyle, Jr. ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Pietro V. Scola ’92 Mr. Edward R. Solvibile ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Stephenson, Esq. ’68 The Tague Family • Mr. Joseph L. Tague ‘21 • Mr. Vincent J. Tague, Sr. ’57 • Mr. Vincent J. Tague, Jr. ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Roderick K. von Lipsey ’76 9 Explorer Fall 2009

Supporting Gifts $50,000 – $99,999 Mr.and Mrs. Edmund P. Kehan, Jr. The Joe Hand Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Behr ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kelly • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hand III ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Brown ’76 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kilduff ’64 • Mr. Joseph P. Hand IV ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. DiBella ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Killian • Mr. Peter J. Hand ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fitzgerald, III ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Kowalczk ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Holmes, Jr. ’83 Mr. R. Clark Hopkins in memory of Clark J. Hopkins ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Denis J. Lawler, Esq. ‘66 Reverend Anthony W. Janton ‘69 Mrs. Francy and Mr. John F. Kent, Esq. ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Liberatore ‘67 Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Maguire, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Loftus ‘81 Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Laskowski ’70 Dr. and Mrs. William J. Markmann ’66 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lombard, Jr., Esq. ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch ’58 Mr. and Mrs. John L. McHale ’42 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Losier in memory of Steven F. Blust ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. McGorry Mr. and Mrs. James T. McLaughlin ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Lynch ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad J. Miller, Jr. ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Austin A. Meehan ’79 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Matthews III ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Miller, Jr. ’58 Mrs. William A. Meehan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. McAnespey ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Minnich ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. McMahon ‘69 Mr. Kevin M. Noone ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. McNichol Mr. Timothy J. Pippet ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Ponti, PhD ‘56 in Memory of Timothy J. McNichol ‘97 Mrs. Elaine Rose-Kennedy Mr. Joseph J. Ragg, Jr. ’73 and Mrs. Cathlene Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. John P. McShea III ‘73 Mr. Robert M. Sauter Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Salvitti ’70 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Meehan, Jr. ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Schmitt ‘58 Mr. Robert H. Swartley Mr. and Mrs. Gregg R. Melinson ‘82 Sorella Rose Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. ’70 Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Milligan ‘69 • Mrs. Lisa Agnew Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wesner, Jr., Esq. ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mulholland • Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cumpstone Mr. and Mrs. William A. Whiteside, Jr., Esq. ’46 Dr. and Mrs. James F. Noone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Speitel ’48 La Salle College High School Students 2008-2013 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. O’Brien ’56 Brother David Trichtinger, FSC The Philadelphia Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mr. and Mrs. James J. Osborne ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Updegrave ’70 Mr. Joseph M. Queenan ‘65 Mr. Carl Waldspurger, PhD ‘84 Sustaining Gifts $10,000 – $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Regli ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Walsh ‘63 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Riethmiller, Jr. ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton M. Wells and Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Angelo ’70 Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Schelkun Dr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Whitaker ‘66 Mr. Michael F. Avallone, DO ‘51 Shearon Environmental Design The Estate of Richard W. Whitney Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Calvitti Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sinnott in Memory of Richard W. Whitney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Carabello ’82 Mr. and Mrs. John V. Steinmetz Jr. ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Williams ‘73 Dr. and Mrs. John F. Carabello Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Stonis ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Winning ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Carmody Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Turk ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Zapiec ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cassidy, Esq. ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Ventresca ‘96 Reverend Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Ziff Mr. and Mrs. James J. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Walsh The Colistra Family Mr. and Mrs. Vincent W. Walters ’59 Other Gifts • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Colistra, Jr. ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Whelan, Esq. ’63 Mr. Gerard J. Brannigan ‘58 • Mr. Joseph J. Colistra, III ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Wynn ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Harris ‘73 • Mr. Paul D. Colistra ‘00 Mrs. Janet B. Kovacs Mr. and Mrs. John L. Connolly, Jr. Assisting Gifts $1,000 – $9,999 Mr. Gary S. LaPalombara ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Connor, Esq. ’73 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John V. Mastranardo ‘73 Dr. and Mrs. John J. Convey, PhD ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Angstadt ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Miller Dr. and Mrs. Walter W. Dearolf, III ‘74 The Estate of James F. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Quinn, Jr. ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. William J. de Pasquale ‘51 Mr. Louis J. Beccaria, PhD ‘63 Mrs. Suzanne and Joseph Russo Mr. and Mrs. James A. Donahue, III ’86 Mr. Evan S. Behr ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Myroslaw J. Ryndyk ‘63 Mr. Timothy J. Erb, Jr. ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Binder ‘69 Mr. Christopher M. Szal ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fenningham, Esq. ’68 Ms. Patricia Brabson Mr. Peter F. Talarico & Family Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Flanagan ’55 Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Capetola Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wasylenko, Jr. ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Flynn ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Josephh P. Cattie, Jr. ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Foley ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Connolly, Sr. ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gillespie ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Creamer Mr. and Mrs. John J. Grogan, Esq. ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. DiBello ‘73 in honor of the Ministry of Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Dooner, Jr. ’47 Bro. W. James Steck, FSC Mr. and Mrs. Marc Doyle ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Guerra ‘76 Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Duszak, Jr. MD ‘81 The Estate of Reverend John A. Guischard, PhD ’34 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dwyer ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hartnett, Jr. ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Dwyer, CPA ‘74 Mr. Gerald T. Hathaway ’72 and Ms. Kate McCauley Mr. Louis C. Galzerano ‘63 Mr. Michael J. Hathaway ’68 Mr. and Mrs. James V. Genuardi Mr. and Mrs. John J. Horan ‘69 Mrs. Diane Giunta-Klein Mr. and Mrs. Pierce J. Keating Mr. and Mrs. James R. Guntle, Jr. ‘71 10 Explorer Fall 2009 Redefining Leadership In 1982, La Salle College High School became an the new academic wing and athletic fields, and the independent high school when it legally sepa- total renovation of its existing academic facilities. Al’s rated from La Salle University. This formal break term as Chair ended in June 2009 but because of his was the culmination of a natural progression that insight and management skills his impact on La Salle visibly started when the doors of 8605 Chelten- will continue into the future. ham Avenue first opened in 1960, and it marked the creation of the Board of Trustees. The author- In February 2009, the Members elected Ben Ventresca ity and responsibility of the Board has evolved ’70 to be the next Board Chairman. Ben is a second- over the years, most dramatically over the past generation Lasallian (his father Ben, Sr. graduated in six years at the direction of the Provincial head the storied Class of 1945) and was followed by his of the Christian Brothers. two sons Ryan ‘95 and Gregory ‘96. While their sons were at La Salle, both Ben and his wife Susan were actively involved in the school serving as Treasurers of the Men of La Salle and the Mothers’ Club for three years and co-chairs of LaSale in 1993, 1994, and 1995. Ben joined the Board in July 2001 and in 2003 chaired one of the four task forces in the planning process that created the 2004 Strategic Vision. His task force developed the current model for fundrais- ing, communications, and branding. Throughout the 2004-2005 school year he played a leading role in the reorganization and transition needed to achieve the current model. During the eight years leading up to his election as Chair, he served as Chairman of the In- stitutional Advancement Committee for four years and as Board Vice-Chair for two years. He has also served as one of the two Vice-Chairmen of the Fulfilling the Until June 2004, the Chairman of the Board was the Promise Campaign. Provincial Head of the Baltimore District of the Chris- tian Brothers. In July 2004, a major milestone in La Today’s Board of Trustees works in association Salle’s history was set as Al Gabriele became the first with the Institute of The Brothers of the Christian lay Chairman of the Board. Al and his wife, Barbara, Schools to define and protect the mission of have two sons who graduated from La Salle (John ‘84 the School in the tradition of the teachings of and James ‘87), and he served in leadership roles on Saint John Baptist de La Salle. As envisioned the Board since joining it in 1998. Prior to his election by the Province, La Salle’s Board is a govern- as Chair, Al played an active role in the Forever ing Board of limited jurisdiction. This structure La Salle Campaign, as Chair of the Development allows the Institute to sponsor the school and Committee, and participated in the planning process to perpetuate the Lasallian legacy through close for the 2004 Strategic Vision. As Chair, Al’s leader- association with the Trustees of the Board and ship, during a critical period of transition, forged a the Administration. new direction for La Salle and the function of the Board – which is exemplary among peer institutions. As part of the successful deployment of the 2004 Strategic Vision, Al guided the launch of the Fulfilling the Promise Capital Campaign, of which he still serves as Campaign Chair. Al stewarded the renaissance envisioned by the 2004 Strategic Vision resulting in 11 Explorer Fall 2009

The Board of Trustees is an active governing body individual Trustees meet on an almost-weekly basis. that is comprised of twenty-nine men and women The four committees of the Board mirror its primary who bring unique expertise and perspectives to the responsibilities and authority. They include: Finance challenge of leading and governing a progressive and Property, Governance and Leadership, Institu- school that is guided by Roman Catholic principles tional Advancement,and Long Range Planning and and steeped in a rich Lasallian tradition and heritage. Mission. These committees work in concert with the The interests of the Christian Brothers are represented administration, faculty, and staff as well as with other by three senior Members of the Christian Brothers stakeholders as appropriate. Community. The Chairman is elected by the Corpo- rate Members in consultation with the President and As it embarks on a new Board year, in addition to the elected Trustees. normal slate of responsibilities and issues that it will be addressing, there are two major initiatives that form its The Trustees of the Board represent a melting pot of priorities. The first of these is the support of the suc- La Salle’s heritage. They include people whose love cessful launch and deployment of the Public Phase of for the School stems from having been the child of a the Fulfilling the Promise Capital Campaign. former graduate, a “Brothers’ Boy”, a past parent, a The second is the development of the 2010 Strategic past teacher/administrator, or from a recognition of Vision which will set the standard, and general road- the importance of a Catholic Lasallian education in map, for what La Salle will be in 2015. Both of these molding the men of tomorrow. These people share a are critical to the long-range vitality of La Salle. passionate commitment to keeping the vision of De La Salle alive and relevant to young boys and their La Salle College High School is an outstanding families for decades to come. place of learning and growth whose history is surpassed only by its potential for the future. La Salle’s Board is a working board. The work of the The Board seeks to foster that potential by governing Board is primarily performed at the Committee level, with a keen understanding of the needs and interests and the purpose of the quarterly Board meetings of each of the stakeholder groups that make up La is to elicit a discussion that draws on the skills and Salle. As the Board discerns the future of the School, it knowledge of the Trustees to address selective issues. will continue to build upon La Salle’s great legacy and The Committees officially meet four times a year, redefine its relevance. but through their task forces and sub-committees 12 Explorer Fall 2009

New Members of the Board of Trustees

The following men and women This year saw a significant “changing of the guard” Andrew J. Malone, CPA ’78 is currently the President of the Alumni completed their terms as mem- on our Board of Trustees as eight members completed Association at La Salle College High School and wills serve a one-year term concurrent with his presidency. Andy is a licensed CPA who practices bers of the Board of Trustees: their terms. La Salle College High School is most appre- accounting through Mayer Hoffman McCann an independent accounting Brother Andrew Bartley, FSC ciative of the valued service of these men and women; firm. He is also a director of CBIZ MHM, LLC and responsible for a wide Brother James Butler, FSC particularly, Al Gabriele who served for six years as a variety of clients in all aspects of their engagements. Over the past 25 years he has served clients in various industries, which include: Retail/Wholesale, Brother Timothy Froehlich, FSC trustee and then five years as the first lay Chairman of the Board. Sales/Distribution, Real Estate and Professional Services. Andy received his A. J. Gabriele B.S. in Accounting from La Salle University and his Masters in Taxation from Anthony J. Gillespie ‘68 La Salle College High School welcomes the following Widener University. A member of the American Institute of Certified Public new members of the Board of Trustees: Accountants and the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Timothy P. Hughes ‘72 his work has been published in numerous professional journals. He is married Louis J. Beccaria, PhD ’63 is President and CEO of The Phoenixville Sister Matthew to his wife Maureen and has two children: Patrick ’08 and Colin ’11. Community Health Foundation, which is a $50 million foundation with a Anita MacDonald, SSJ grant budget of a minimum $2.5 million per year. Lou has formerly served Brother Michael J. McGinniss, FSC, PhD ’65 became La Salle University’s William A. Whiteside, Jr., Esq. ’46 as President of the Stewart Huston Charitable Trust and Chief of Staff for the 28th President in 1999 and is now in his third term. Under Brother Michael’s State of Delaware Department of Health and Social Services. Lou holds a B.A. direction, the University developed a new strategic plan and significantly in- in Social Science from La Salle University along with a MEd in Social Science, creased enrollment, giving, and alumni involvement in the life of the Univer- La Salle owes much to the a M.A. in Urban Affairs, and a PhD in Urban Affairs from the University of sity. Previously, Brother Michael served for five years as President of Christian guidance of these individuals Delaware. He has served as President of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Delaware, Brothers University in Memphis, TN. Brother Michael earned his bachelor’s during a period of strategic President’s Council at Salesianum High School, Board of Directors of United degree in English from La Salle in 1970 and both his masters degree and planning and expansion Way of Chester County, Board of Directors of Pennsylvania Association of PhD in theology from the University of Notre Dame. He has more than 35 and greatly appreciates their Nonprofit Organizations (PANO), Board of Directors of the Phoenixville Area years of teaching experience on the collegiate and graduate levels and has sixty-two years of combined Economic Development Corporation and Phoenixville Area Chamber of served as Chair of the La Salle Department of Religion and Vice President of experience to the Board of Commerce, Board of Directors of the La Salle University Alumni Association, the La Salle University Corporation. In 1992, he was honored with La Salle’s Trustees. In August, seven new and National Board of Directors of the 2,900 member Association of Small Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching. Brother Michael serves on the members joined the Board Foundations. He has two children: David and Andrea. boards of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Penn- of Trustees. sylvania, the American University of Rome, Manhattan College, the Greater Richard D. DiBella ’71 has over thirty years experience with two premier Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition, and the Greater Philadelphia Chamber national homebuilders: Weyerhaeuser Real Estate Company and Pulte of Commerce. Brother Michael is the North American Regional Director of the Homes. He has extensive experience in land acquisition and development, International Association of Lasallian Universities. In addition, he is a member sales and marketing, and homebuilding operations. With Pulte he served as of the Christian Brothers Regional Education Board. East Region President and oversaw operations with annual revenue in excess of $5 billion for twenty-two homebuilding divisions from Florida through James T. McLaughlin ’57 has previously served as a member of the Board New England involving capital strategy and allocations, zoning and entitle- of Trustees. He was also President of the Alumni Association as well as the ment approvals, and construction operations. He is a CPA and holds a B.S. Men of La Salle and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1997. He is a real- in Accounting from La Salle University and a MBA from Temple University. tor with Long & Foster and the former Senior Vice-President of the Municipal He is married to his wife Madelyn and has three children: Julie, Matthew, Bond Department of Boenning and Scattergood. Jim holds a B.A. from La and Samantha. Salle University and a MBA from Drexel University. Jim is a Past Trustee and Past President of the Municipal Bond Club of Philadelphia and a Member of C. Clark Hodgson, Jr., Esq. ’57 retired from the practice of law in 2007 the Pastoral Council at St. James Church. Jim is married to his wife Jeanne and is a Latin Instructor at Regina Coeli Academy in Wyndmoor, PA. Previ- and has six children: Michael ‘99, Bridget, Ian ‘03, Kathleen, Dennis ‘07 and ously he was Chairman of the Litigation Department at Stradley Ronon, Maureen. where he enjoyed a highly decorated career that spanned three decades. He provided litigation services to an exceptionally broad spectrum of clients, Brother Thomas J. Scanlan, FSC, PhD is the Auxiliary Provincial of the which includes large corporations, mid-size businesses, nonprofit organiza- Eastern North American District of the Christian Brothers. He served as tions, and individuals. Clark was named a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer® con- President of Manhattan College in New York from 1987 through 2009, secutively since 2004 by a vote of his peers. He was recently included in during which time the College had a 120% increase in applications and the 2007 edition of The Best Lawyers in America, regarded as a definitive a 100 point increase in average SAT scores; achieved AACSB and TEAC guide to legal excellence in the United States. Selection for Best Lawyers Accreditations; added five-year programs in Education and Engineering; is based on a peer-review survey in which more than 1.8 million individual raised over $225,000,000 in two capital campaigns; increased the Endow- evaluations are reviewed. Clark holds a A.B. in History from the College of ment tenfold; developed Enrollment Projection, Financial Aid Recycling and the Holy Cross and a J.D. from Villanova University School of Law. Clark is an Cost Study models. Brother Tom holds a B.A. in Physics from The Catholic active member of the business community where he currently is a director University of America, an M.A. in Mathematics from New York University, of Wissahickon Spring Water, a member of the board of directors of the At- and a PhD in Business Administration from Columbia University. Brother torneys’ Liability Assurance Society Ltd. (Bermuda), and a Trustee, St. Charles Tom has served as a member of the Board of Directors, American Council on Borromeo Seminary. Clark is married to his wife Denise and has four children: Education, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the New York Commission Cathleen, Kristin, Elizabeth, C. Clark III ’08. on Independent Colleges and Universities, Chairman of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, Provincial Council of the Brothers of the Christian Schools New York Province, Executive Committee of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, and on the Board of Directors of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities. 13 Explorer Fall 2009

Board of Trustees 2009/2010

Front Row (left to right): Denis J. Lawler, Esq. ‘66, Francy Dooley Kent, Joseph L. Brother Dennis Malloy, FSC Marchese*, Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ‘60, Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. ‘70, Patricia Brabson, Provincial Visitor, District of Eastern North America Richard D. DiBella ‘71, and Brother Ernest Miller, FSC Brother Thomas Scanlan, FSC Middle Row (left to right): Ernest M. Behr ‘73, Alfred P. Salvitti ‘70, Mark A. Gibbons Auxiliary Provincial, District of Eastern North America ‘92*, Robert P. Moran ‘69, Austin A. Meehan ‘79, Brother Gerard Molyneaux, FSC, and Daniel L. McGowan* Brother Ernest Miller, FSC Assistant Director of Education and Lasallian Mission Formation Top Row (left to right): Michael L. Brown ‘76, John J. Whalen ‘67, Joel M. Ziff, C. Clark Hodgson, Jr., Esq. ‘57, Andrew J. Malone, CPA ‘78*, Louis J. Beccaria ‘63, Edward Fitzgerald Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. ‘70 ‘81, Thomas R. Barna*, and James T. McLaughlin ‘57 Chairman of the Board

Missing from the photo: Catherine A. Cassidy, Joseph H. Donahue ‘58, Brother Edward Michael L. Brown ‘76 Gallagher, FSC**, Gerald T. Hathaway, Esq. ‘72, John F. Lehman, Jr., PhD ‘60**, Julia K. Vice Chairman Maher*, Brother Michael McGinniss, FSC ‘65, Gregg R. Melinson, Esq. ‘82, Judith Paul, Joseph J. Ragg, CPA ‘73, Brother Thomas Scanlan, FSC, Brother Robert Schaefer, FSC ‘85, Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ‘60 and Kathleen A. Smith* President of the Corporation

* Service Member Joseph L. Marchese ** Honorary Member Vice President of the Corporation

Kathleen A. Smith Secretary of the Corporation

Mark A. Gibbons ‘92 Treasurer of the Corporation 14 Explorer Fall 2009

Letter From The President

Mission Statement Dear Alums and Friends, adopted by the Middle States Evaluation Team March 2006 As we begin our 151st year, we bring to an end two years of construction and renovations. I can assure you that La Salle College High School, everyone was happy to see the last pieces of equipment depart and the doors opened to our “new digs”. Our a Catholic independent, college campus has been completely renewed and is ready to serve future generations of Explorers. preparatory school for young men of varied backgrounds, is conducted in the tradition of We would not have been able to break ground and embark on construction, were it not for the early financial St. John Baptist de La Salle. commitment of a select group of 200 faithful and loyal supporters of La Salle College High School. Hence the Through a broad and balanced, pages of this publication contain not only information on our 2008-2009 Annual Fund, but also a snapshot of human and Christian education, La Salle College High School the extraordinary initial success of our capital campaign – Fulfilling the Promise. We still have a goal to reach, so guides each student in the I hope and pray that more of our faithful friends will show their support to the school and the campaign in the development of his unique coming year to help guarantee the future success of La Salle College High School. God-given talents and fosters a commitment to academic excellence, service, and At the same time, your generosity has allowed the school to increase financial aid to families in need. The extra leadership. aid has been most helpful to families who desire a Lasallian education for their sons, but may not be able to af- ford one. Saint John Baptist de La Salle wanted education made available to all students and your support allows us to continue the mission of our Founder.

I am often surprised to hear from alums who say that they haven’t been back to the campus since graduation. I always encourage them to visit our campus to see how much we have changed over the years. Without fail, everyone who takes me up on this invitation leaves with a greater pride in their La Salle. When in the area, be sure to make a visit part of your plans.

La Salle has positioned itself among the very best in the Delaware Valley. Recognition of our academic success at a national level was evident in our selection by the Siemens Foundation and the College Board to receive the Siemens Award for student participation and performance in Advanced Placement math, science, and technol- ogy courses. La Salle was the only school in Pennsylvania to receive this honor. In addition, 83 students were recognized as AP Scholars (scoring a 3 or higher on three or more AP tests) and ten students were recognized as National Merit Finalists. The past academic year also saw La Salle as a leader in every sport by winning eight championships along with State Championships in Hockey and Lacrosse. Over 150 students received All-Catholic recognition and La Salle clearly established itself in its first year as a member of the PIAA.

In May, 252 graduates left our campus having earned over $26 million in college scholarships. These young men will be attending colleges and universities in 22 states and the United Kingdom. We wish them every success as they begin these next four years.

All of this would not have been possible without your support. I thank you for everything that you do in support of La Salle College High School. Please join me in celebrating these good things and thank the Lord for His bless- ings upon La Salle.

Sincerely yours,

Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60 President

investing IN THE FUTURE

Annual Report Of Giving 2008/2009 16 Explorer Fall 2009

By virtue of the generosity of the greater La Salle community, 2008/2009 Annual Giving initiatives raised over $910,000 in support of the institution. The 2008/2009 De La Salle Alumni Annual Fund, coupled with this year’s La Salle Responds Initiative, raised the majority of the funds in support of La Salle College High School.

In light of the economic landscape, we asked all of our alumni to make La Salle a priority this year, and make a gift to the La Salle Responds Initiative to help “Keep ‘em Blue & Gold”. This initiative proved to be exceptionally successful, and it has allowed us to address and re-address many financial aid situations.

The Parent Annual Fund also once again drew strong support, raising over $130,000 in support of Profes- sional Development. Also, there was once again great support from our internal La Salle community to the Faculty/Staff Annual Fund, which supports the Student Emergency Fund.

In an effort to keep the cost of a La Salle education affordable to all qualified students, the school charges a tuition that only covers 83% of the actual expense to educate a student at La Salle College High School. The remaining 17% comes from various fundraising initiatives – primarily the De La Salle Annual Fund. Each and every contribution has a real and immediate effect on our young men and their respective lives. We are grateful for your continued support.

La Salle’s Sources of Support Operating Budget Alumni 59% Contributions to the Faculty/Staff Annual Fund 4% 17% Other (Friends, Trustees, ETC.) Income from Tuition 4% 83% Parents/Grandparents 13%

EITC/BLOCS 20%

The names appearing in this Annual Report of Giving represent those individuals, families, and companies who supported La Salle College High School between July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009. Contributions made to La Salle College High School after June 30, 2009 may not be reflected in this publication. 17 Explorer Fall 2009

Letter From The Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Dear Friend of La Salle,

“A successful team beats with one heart.” This unattributed quote succinctly describes our La Salle family as we pass from year to year. This past year has been remarkable for La Salle for so many reasons.

A student sells one more roll of wrapping paper… Just looking around the campus tells a story of accomplishment. Our students dedicate themselves to realizing their potential in the classroom, in the arts and technology, and in the forums of competition. Our faculty is recognized for the long-term impact they make on their students; our parents continue to amaze with their commitment and effectiveness; our Board and Administration are noted for their innovativeness and excellence; and our alumni continue to distinguish themselves on the world’s stage as well as in our hallowed walls.

A mom attends the Spring Fashion Show and a dad takes his son to Camden Yards… Speaking of hallowed walls, our campus stands as a testament to the vision of Saint John Baptist. These state of the art buildings, fields, and open spaces are living monuments to the commitment to educate the whole student, and to provide an environment in which young men can grow in their faith and discover their potential again and again.

An alum joins a foursome with his friends at the Annual Golf Outing… These accomplishments are earned by our students, teachers, parents, and all the stakeholders that make up La Salle –this is the single heart pulsing throughout the school. But the reality is that none of this happens without the lifeblood provided by the ever-present fundraising effort. While La Salle isn’t defined by its fundraising, it certainly is sustained by it.

A teacher places a bid at the LaSale Silent Auction… Your enthusiastic support of the Annual Giving Campaign, the fundraising efforts of the Mothers ‘ Club, Men of La Salle and the Alumni Association make more than “a” difference, they make “all the” difference. Your sup- port of the Capital Campaign is resulting in cementing the foundation on which La Salle will continue to build the future.

A friend calls to tell about a major gift that he/she wants to make to support La Salle’s future… On behalf of the Board of Trustees, and from the bottom of my heart, I thank you for all that you have done in the past year and for all you will do in the coming months.

Sincerely yours,

Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. ’70 Chairman Board of Trustees

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Giving Clubs 2008-2009

St. Michael Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Dunleavy, Jr. CAP LSCHS Students – Joseph L. (Dec’d.)Tague ‘21 CAP $10,000 and Up Charles J. Dunton, MD ‘70 CAP Classes of 2008-2013 CAP Vincent J. Tague, Sr. ‘57 CAP A. Edward Allinson ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Dunton CAP Joseph F. Lynch ‘61 CAP Vincent J. Tague, Jr. ‘81 CAP America-Italy Society of Philadelphia Mrs. Margaret A. Dunton CAP Joseph C. Magarity ‘70 Tague Lumber, Inc. Ente Gestore Robert J. Durney ‘57 CAP Magarity Group Joseph E. Turk ‘63 CAP Raymond S. Angelo ‘70 CAP Timothy J. Erb, Jr. ‘94 CAP Anthony J. Maginnis ‘76 CAP Ryan P. Tyrrell ‘91 Anonymous CAP Harry F. Eustace ‘58 CAP Daniel J. Maguire, Jr. ‘64 CAP United States Roofing Mrs. Regina Avallone CAP Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fabiszewski CAP Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Manion CAP Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. ‘70 CAP Mr. & Mrs. David Bartynski CAP John C. Fenningham, Esq. ‘68 CAP William J. Markmann, MD ‘66 CAP Gregory J. Ventresca ‘96 CAP James F. Basile, Esq. ‘82 CAP Edward (Ward) J. Fitzgerald III ‘81 CAP Orthopaedic Surgery & Roderick K. von Lipsey ‘76 CAP Ernest M. Behr ‘73 CAP Joseph C. Flanagan, MD ‘55 CAP Rehabilitation Associates Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Walsh CAP Michael L. Brown ‘76 CAP Sean P. Flynn ‘83 CAP J.P. Mascaro & Sons Vincent W. Walters ‘59 CAP Arthur J. Burke III, Esq. ‘85 CAP In Memory of Mr. Edward Flynn CAP William W. Matthews III, Esq. ‘86 CAP George J. Ward ‘58 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Calvitti CAP Timothy J. Foley ‘66 CAP Robert F. McAnespey ‘66 CAP Frank J. Wesner, Jr., Esq. ‘66 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Calvitti CAP Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Fox Michael D. McCarthy ‘65 CAP John J. Whalen ‘67 CAP Christopher M. Carabello ‘82 CAP Fox Bindery, Inc. John L. McHale ‘42 CAP Daniel J. Whelan, Esq. ‘63 CAP Dr. & Mrs. John F. Carabello CAP Mr. & Mrs. Al J. Gabriele CAP James T. McLaughlin ‘57 CAP William A. Whiteside, Jr., Esq. ‘46 CAP Carabello, Mansell & Genuardi Family Foundation CAP Edward F. McMahon ‘69 CAP Charles C. Wynn ‘46 CAP Knouse Dental Associates Charles A. Genuardi ‘66 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. McNichol CAP Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Carmody CAP Laurence P. Genuardi ‘69 CAP John P. McShea III ‘73 CAP 1240 Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Cassidy CAP William A. Geppert, Jr. ‘41 CAP Austin A. Meehan ‘79 CAP $5,000 to $9,999 Mark M. Chadwick ‘85 Anthony J. Gillespie ‘68 CAP Utility Line Service, Inc. Lawrence E. Angstadt ‘69 CAP Chadwick Service John E. Glaser ‘58 CAP John F. Meehan, Jr. ‘67 CAP Anonymous Company, Inc. John J. Grogan, Esq. ‘83 CAP Mrs. William A. Meehan CAP The Estate of James F. Barr CAP Christian Brothers Endowment Grant CAP Ronald S. Guerra ‘76 Gregg R. Melinson ‘82 CAP Michael G. Belansen ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Clark CAP The Estate of Reverend John A. Andrew J. Milligan, PhD ‘69 CAP Mr. & Mrs. William J. Benz The Philadelphia Coca-Cola Guischard, PhD ‘34 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Mills CAP Gerard J. Binder ‘69 CAP Bottling Company CAP The Estate of Father John P. Robert P. Moran ‘69 CAP Joseph R. Buckley ‘65 Joseph P. Cattie, Jr. ‘62 CAP Gutekunst ‘72 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mulholland CAP Burt, Hill Architects Joseph J. Colistra, Jr. ‘64 CAP The Hagan Foundation CAP Dr. & Mrs. James F. Noone, Jr. CAP Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Capetola CAP Joseph J. Colistra, III ‘95 Christopher P. Haley ‘86 CAP Charles J. O’Brien ‘56 CAP Richard M. Connolly, Sr. ‘50 CAP Paul D. Colistra ‘00 CAP Elmer F. Hansen, Jr. ‘54 CAP Sally and James J. Osborne ‘56 CAP The DePaul Group Connelly Foundation CAP Elmer F. Hansen III ‘86 CAP David C. and Jane Ott ‘81 Peter S. Dooner, Jr. ‘47 CAP Mr. & Mrs. John L. Connolly, Jr. CAP Joseph F. Hartnett, Jr. ‘69 CAP Mr. & Mrs. John T. Paul CAP Christopher J. Doyle ‘69 Gerald E. Connor, Esq. ‘73 CAP Mr. & Mrs. James E. Hasson CAP Pennsylvania Department of Education CAP Richard L. Duszak, Jr., MD ‘81 CAP James P. Connor ‘46 CAP Gerald T. Hathaway ‘72 CAP PNC Bank James G. Dwyer ‘53 CAP John J. Convey, PhD ‘58 CAP Michael J. Hathaway ‘68 CAP Francis M. Ponti, PhD ‘56 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Ferrier Mr. & Mrs. James D. Danella CAP Mr. R. Clark Hopkins CAP Thomas F. Pyle, Jr. ‘58 CAP Firstrust Bank Danella Construction Corp. CAP John J. Horan ‘69 CAP Joseph M. Queenan ‘65 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Forster Danella Line Services Timothy P. Hughes ‘72 CAP Joseph J. Ragg, Jr. ‘73 CAP KPMG Edward W. DeAngelis ‘67 Movers Specialty Services John C. Redmond III ‘71 William J. Galbally, Esq. ‘71 Hightec HVAC Daniel J. Keating Company CAP The John C. and Kathryn S. Stephen A. Gardner ‘72 Walter W. Dearolf, III, MD ‘74 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Pierce J. Keating CAP Redmond Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James V. Genuardi CAP Orthopaedic Surgery & Mr. & Mrs. Edmund P. Kehan, Jr. CAP William R. Regli ‘58 CAP James A. Goodyear ‘56 Rehabilitation Associates Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Kelly CAP Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Reilly CAP James R. Guntle, Jr. ‘71 CAP William J. dePasquale ‘51 CAP John F. Kent, Esq. ‘68 CAP Robert J. Riethmiller, Jr. ‘55 CAP Joseph P. Hand, Jr. ‘76 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Peter DePaul CAP Kent & McBride, P.C. John F. Rodenbaugh ‘51 CAP Joseph P. Hand IV ‘01 CAP Richard D. DiBella ‘71 CAP John M. Kilduff ‘64 CAP Alfred P. Salvitti ‘70 CAP Peter J. Hand ‘04 CAP Domenic M. DiPiero ‘63 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Killian CAP Dr. & Mrs. P. Michael Schelkun CAP The Joseph Hand Charitable Fund The Donahue Family CAP James R. Koller ‘69 CAP Peter V. Scola ‘92 CAP John J. Horan ‘69 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Donahue ‘58 CAP Sidney J. Kowalczyk ‘57 CAP Shearon Environmental Design CAP H. William Jesse, Jr. ‘69 Dr. & Mrs. Philip E. Donahue ‘60 CAP Denis J. Lawler, Esq. ‘66 CAP Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Sinnott CAP Mr. Stephen B. Klein Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Donahue ‘63 CAP Mrs. Howard R. Leary CAP Joseph F. Slabinski III ‘67 CAP La Salle University Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Donahue ‘66 CAP John F. Lehman, Jr., PhD ‘60 CAP Slabinski Funeral Home Robert J. Laskowski, MD ‘70 CAP Mr. & Mrs. John M. Robert G. Liberatore ‘67 CAP Edward R. Solvibile ‘58 CAP Dennis P. Lynch ‘76 Donahue, Esq. ‘70 CAP The Lintner Family CAP John V. Steinmetz ‘77 CAP Thomas J. Lynch ‘58 CAP James A. Donahue, III ‘86 CAP Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Lintner, Sr. CAP Andrew W. Stephenson, Esq. ‘68 CAP Mrs. Diane Giunta-Klein CAP Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Driscoll, Sr. CAP Eric D. Lintner ‘84 CAP Anthony M. Stonis ‘64 CAP William F. Maher, Jr. ‘69 Michael J. Driscoll, Jr. ‘76 CAP Dale E. Lintner, Jr. ‘86 CAP Mr. Robert H. Swartley CAP Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. McGorry CAP James C. Driscoll ‘79 CAP William P. Loftus ‘81 CAP Swartley Bros. Engineers, Inc. CAP Chuck Minnich IV, CFA ‘85 CAP Driscoll Construction Co., Inc. John J. Lombard, Jr. Esq. ‘52 CAP J. Anthony Mitchell ‘56 Foundation Structures, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John T. Losier CAP Mr. Robert Nicoletti LSCHS Alumni Association CAP Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Otis LSCHS Men of La Salle CAP John T. Schmitt ‘58 CAP LSCHS Mothers Club CAP Gerald E. Speitel ‘48 CAP 20 Explorer Fall 2009

Mr. & Mrs. A. Richard Stefanowicz Mr. Chad J. Quinn Michael F. Doyle ‘61 Microsoft Corporation Merit Metal Products Corporation Mrs. Joanne Quinn Eugene A. Draganosky, MD ‘57 Conrad J. Miller, Jr. ‘50 CAP TD Bank John D. Rilling, CPA ‘83 Thomas Durling, Esq. ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott Miller CAP Mr. & Mrs. Clayton M. Wells CAP Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Rose Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Duzinski Michael T. Miller ‘85 Eugene J. Whitaker, DMD ‘66 CAP RSM McGladrey, Inc. Joseph P. Dwyer, Sr., CPA ‘74 CAP Frederick C. Mischler ‘80 The Estate of Richard W. Whitney CAP Mr. Dennis J. Stanton John J. Egan ‘57 Mark T. Mischler ‘81 John L. Williams ‘73 CAP Stanton Wash Systems, Inc. Paul J. Egitto ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. James T. Mooney Williamson Hospitality Services, Inc. Keith C. Tornetta ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Kurt R. Eisenschmid Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Moran, Esq. Charles J. Zapiec ‘67 CAP Tornetta Properties Inc. Penn’s Grant Realty Corp. Andrew J. Morrisroe III ‘92 James R. Trainer ‘54 Richard H. Emenecker ‘57 Joseph T. Morrissey, Jr. ‘83 20th & Olney Walter L. Updegrave ‘70 CAP Essex Technology Group Vincent J. Murray, DDS ‘79 $2,500 to $4,999 Carl A. Waldspurger, PhD ‘84 CAP Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fickenscher John J. News ‘44 Robert J. Bettacchi ‘60 J. Michael Whitaker, MD ‘68 Mr. Brendan Fitzpatrick & Robert N. C. Nix III, Esq. ‘73 Dr. & Mrs. Harry Bonet, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Winning ‘69 CAP Ms. Mary Lourdes Gibbons Kevin M. Noone ‘99 CAP John D. Brinkmann, Esq. ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Young Dr. Steven Flashner & Dr. Deirdre Collins Mr. & Mrs. Mark Palermo Dugan, Brinkmann, Maginnis & Pace Gerard T. Foley, CIC ‘74 Frank C. Palopoli, Sr. The Bryn Mawr Trust Company Belcroft The Foley Insurance Agency FCP Group, LLC Richard S. Carlin, CPA ‘72 $1,000 to $2,499 Patrick J. Friel, PhD ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Peruto, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. James W. Cleary Abington Memorial Hospital Joseph C. Gallagher, DO ‘62 Timothy J. Pippet ’09 Creative Financial Group, Ltd. A Front Row Seat to Learning Patrick J. Gallagher ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony W. Piscopo Charitable Foundation Mrs. Lisa Agnew CAP Louis C. Galzerano ‘63 CAP Gerard A. Plourde, Esq. ‘71 Sean P. Colgan ‘73 Sorella Rose Restaurant David A. Geppert ‘76 Daniel Price ‘79 Mr. David E. Creamer CAP Raymond P. Bain, PhD ‘71 David Geppert Recycling, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Carl S. Primavera Dr. & Mrs. Gary W. Crooks Mr. & Mrs. David E. Beavers Frederick J. Gerngross, Sr., Esq. ‘77 Michael J. Quigg ‘73 Jerome F. Dean ‘71 John W. Becher, DO ‘61 Black & Gerngross John F. Quigley III ‘80 Deloitte & Touche Michael A. Becker, DO ‘79 William E. Gibbons ‘56 Norman J. Rahn III ‘83 Anthony J. DePaul ‘80 Evan S. Behr ‘99 CAP Timothy E. Gillespie ‘78 Alan E. Reed ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Dieckman Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Bennett Gaetano P. Giordano ‘72 James J. Reilly, Jr. ‘44 Kirk H. Dolaway ‘90 James J. Black, III, Esq. ‘77 Phillip M. Goldman ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Resnick Advanced Disposal Systems Black & Gerngross James A. Gorman ‘94 Dr. John Richardson & Dr. Allyson Abbott Christopher T. Doran ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Blanke III S. John Gorman IV ‘67 Mrs. Elaine Rose-Kennedy CAP Marc Doyle ‘65 CAP Carl E. Blyskal ‘60 John M. Hammond ‘97 Philip Rosenau Co., Inc. Gerald J. Dugan, Esq. ‘66 William J. Bogle ‘45 Harry J. Harp ‘62 Myroslaw J. Ryndyk ‘63 CAP Dugan, Brinkmann, Maginnis & Pace Ms. Patricia Brabson CAP Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Havard Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas K. Sabia, Sr. Joseph M. Evancich ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Breitmayer Richard F. Heany ‘78 D.M. Sabia Co., Inc. Mrs. John F. Flannery, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. George M. Brunner CDR Francis D. Heckler, USN(Ret.) ‘59 Ms. Regina L. Sacco Ms. Mary-Therese Gaab John J. Callan ‘46 Francis J. Herron ‘59 Mr. Robert M. Sauter CAP Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Giaimo David P. Campbell, PhD ‘56 W. Joseph Hetherington, Esq. ‘65 John J. Scocca, PhD ‘58 Edward J. Giera ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Camusi George C. Hines ‘46 William J. Selph, Jr. ‘76 Stanley J. Heleniak, DMD ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Caramenico John J. Hoban ‘70 Hugh T. Sharp ‘47 North Penn Dental Arts Mark A. Casale ‘82 C. Clark Hodgson, Jr., Esq. ‘57 Siemens Foundation Carl W. Holmes, Jr., Esq. ‘83 CAP Dr. & Mrs. Paul R. Casey Mrs. Anne B. Hoffman William J. Smart ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Houldin, Jr. Joseph A. Checchio, DDS ‘75 Philip J. Horn, Jr., MD ‘75 Albert J. Solecki ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Hyer Comcast Corporation International Materials, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Neil M. Spearing Rev. Anthony W. Janton ‘69 CAP Jerome R. Cosgrove ‘58 Janney Montgomery Scott, LLC Rev. Edmond J. Speitel ‘43 Johnson, Kendall & Johnson, Inc. Mr. William F. Coyle John T. Kelly ‘41 Mr. & Mrs. David L. Spinosa T. James Kavanagh Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John D. Cumpstone CAP Philip R. Kelly ‘51 Keller Williams Real Estate Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kerrigan Sorella Rose Restaurant Mr. David Koerner & Dr. Deborah Koerner Mr. & Mrs. George F. Stone Trenchtech Mr. & Mrs. James M. Curley Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Kowalski Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Stone Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ‘60 CAP Cornelius G. Curran ‘80 James J. Land ‘57 Capt. Hugh A. E. Strehle, USN(Ret.) ‘50 Kindt, Kaye & Wentz, Inc. Edward A. Dachowski, MD ‘78 Wissahickon Spring Water Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Taormina Eugene J. Maginnis, Esq. ‘69 John M. Daly, MD ‘65 John A. Loftus, PE ‘66 Facenda – Whitaker Lanes Dugan, Brinkmann, Maginnis & Pace Francis A. DeSantis ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Lynch Raymond J. Tatlow, Jr. ‘38 Mrs. Julia K. Maher Nicholas A. DiBello ‘73 CAP Robert W. Lynch ‘51 Francis P. Taylor, Jr. ‘46 David J. Martosella ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Edward DiDonato George T. Magnatta, Esq. ‘73 Time Warner Raymond J. McCaffrey ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Dolan, Jr. James F. Mahoney, CPA ‘70 Joseph H. Torrence ‘46 Michael P. Meehan, Esq. ‘74 The Dolaway Family Anonymous CAP Bro. David Trichtinger, FSC CAP Harry B. Miller, Jr. ‘58 CAP Allegheny Iron and Metal Peter M. McGonigle, Esq. ‘66 United Way Stephen P. Mountain ‘72 Stephen L. McGonigle ‘68 Enos Charles Ney ‘51 William P. McKee, Jr. ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Obermeier Cornelius P. McKelvey ‘59 ParecCyma Group Brig. Gen. Joseph J. McMenamin, USMC ‘70 James M. Paulits ‘69 McNeil Consumer Healthcare Paulits Foundation Hon. William A. Meehan, Jr. ‘73 21 Explorer Fall 2009

Mark F. Valenti ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Cunnane Daniel J. Hyman, DO ‘82 William J. McMahon ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vecchione, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Cunnane John F. Igoe ‘59 Robert N. McNally ‘51 Joseph J. Wallace ‘65 David Cutler Group Mr. John Janda & Mrs. Kelley Grady David J. McNamara ‘88 Charles J. Walsh, Jr. ‘68 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cymbala Steven M. Javie ‘72 Joseph P. McNichol ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Walsh Communications Services and Support Michael F. Jordan ‘67 Hon. James R. Melinson ‘57 Lawrence J. Walsh ‘63 Curb Appeal by Linda Cymbala John F. Keegan ‘56 Mercy Suburban Hospital Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Walter D’Angelo Brothers, Inc. Rev. Francis E. Kelly ‘47 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony T. Mirabile William J. Wasylenko, Jr. ‘69 CAP Capt. J. Christopher Daniel, MD ‘76 Hon. John T. J. Kelly ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mirabile CDR Francis R. Wesh, USN(Ret.) ‘60 Davidson Trust Company Paul J. Kelly III, CPA ‘74 and Mission Grill Westinghouse Lighting Corporation Col. Edward E. Davis, USMC(Ret.) ‘36 Honorable Kate Harper Robert J. Moran, Esq. ‘59 Martin F. Whalen ‘58 Rev. Charles J. Day ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. H. Brad Kerr Paul M. Moser ‘48 Michael J. Williams ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. DeCandido John R. Kichula ‘87 Mount Saint Joseph’s Academy Williamson Caterers Harvey R. deKrafft ‘82 Neill C. Kling, Esq. ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Murkley George A. Winslow ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Diccicco S. Richard Klinges III, Esq. ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Murphy Wisler, Pearlstine, LLP Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. DiGiacomo Paul Kolodchak ‘47 Robert E. Murphy ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Worster, Sr. L. A. DiGiacomo Funeral Home Josef J. Kramer ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald T. Nichols John W. Wozniak ‘77 Anthony M. DiLucia, Jr. ‘80 Richard E. Kreipe, MD ‘67 Northrop Grumman Corporation – Daniel V. Wylde ‘44 Robert F. Donahue ‘90 William F. Kummerle, CPA ‘53 Ships System Sector George L. Young, Jr., Esq. ‘70 Charles H. Dougherty, Jr. ‘72 Bernard W. Kurek, DMD ‘64 Mrs. Mary O’Brien Rev. Mr. & Mrs. Joel M. Ziff CAP Stephen P. Dougherty ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Lagreca Thomas M. O’Brien ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Drain Lagreca & Quinn Thomas V. O’Kane ‘79 Brothers’ Boy Drexel University Anthony M. Landis, DO ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. George R. Oliver $500 to $999 Timothy J. Erb ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lapowsky Mr. Joseph A. Parisi Joseph E. Abbott ‘70 Mr. Gerald R. Evans, Jr. John D. LaRocca, Esq. ‘80 Paul P. Partyka ‘66 Michael J. Adams, DMD ‘81 Mr. Pantaleon Fagel & Mrs. Maria Sicat-Fagel William L. Leahy III Michael T. Pennington ‘05 Mr. Kevin Agnew Thomas A. Flannery ‘41 Christopher M. Lehman, PhD ‘67 Mrs. Barbara Perez-Mas Mrs. Judith Ahern Kevin P. Flynn ‘67 Kellen G. Leister ‘75 Francis W. Pfluger ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Anella Flynn & O’Hara Lincoln Investment Planning, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph S. Philomeno Anonymous James M. Foley ‘56 John J. Love III ‘76 Philomeno & Salamone Armstrong, Doyle & Carroll, Inc. Patrick M. Foley ‘76 Robert W. Lyons, MD ‘56 Joseph T. Pickard ‘45 Joseph C. Atkinson ‘88 The Southern Company John M. Maguire ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Piotrowski III James R. Bacon ‘51 David L. Forde, MD ‘55 Domenic J. Maida ‘91 Joseph A. Pizzo, Sr. ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo M. Baiada Franklin Realty Development Corp. James F. Malloy ‘51 William R. Powell ‘68 Barbara B’s Jewels Robin F. Gallagher, DMD ‘67 Andrew J. Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Powers Lloyd C. Beck, Jr. ‘74 William A. Garrity, Jr. ‘74 Malone, CPA ‘78 Lima Co. Thomas A. Belcher ‘75 Puri L. Garzone III ‘98 John G. Malone, Esq. ‘73 James D. Princivalle ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Bilotta Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Gebert Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Marchese Edward J. Quinn ‘79 CAP Resource Development Co. James F. Gentilcore ‘70 William J. Marr ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Bloh Joseph J. Gerngross ‘43 Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Marzullo Frank V. Radomski III ‘67 Brendan J. Boland ‘93 Dr. & Mrs. Anthony E. Giannetti John V. Mastronardo ‘73 CAP Frank V. Radomski & Sons, Inc. Dr. Carol D. Bowes-Lawlor Mark A. Gibbons ‘92 Christopher J. Matthews ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Radvansky Chestnut Hill Family Care Associates Mrs. Sherry L. Gill Frank J. Mauer, Jr. ‘47 Dr. & Mrs. William R. Rate Stephen R. Brennan, Jr. ‘89 Robert J. Gizinski ‘60 J. Scott Maxwell, Esq. ‘59 William C. Regli III, PhD ‘85 Mrs. Barbara Bresnan Glanzmann Subaru, Inc. Hamburg Rubin Mullin Maxwell & Lupin Dr. & Mrs. John F. Reilly, Jr. Hugh J. Brolly ‘56 Edward J. Grady III ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Harry M. May Mr. & Mrs. John Roberts William J. Burger, Jr. ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Grady, Jr. William R. May Funeral Home Mr. & Mrs. John J. Rooney Mr. & Mrs. William J. Burke Mr. & Mrs. Louis Guarrieri, Jr. Bernard J. McCormick ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Rose Joseph S. Camardo, MD ‘70 Cooke Publishing Company McCormick Distilling Company, Inc. Richard A. Rothwell, DDS ‘70 Carl J. Cangelosi ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Wasyl Halczenko Thomas F. McDevitt ‘57 Chesheim Dental Associates Mr. & Mrs. Louis Caporizzo William C. Hamilton, MD ‘66 Timothy W. McDonald ‘99 Mrs. Suzanne and Joseph Russo CAP Nicholas J. Caputo, DO ‘90 Mrs. Frances M. Harper Dr. & Mrs. Philip K. McElroy Anthony C. Santopolo, MD ‘68 Carr & Duff, Inc. William F. Hartman ‘68 James P. McFadden ‘61 Andrew M. Savysky, Esq. ‘89 Louis J. Casale, MD ‘54 Jerome F. Heavey ‘58 Daniel McGill ‘78 Paul G. Schott ‘69 John M. Casper ‘87 James A. Helwig, PhD ‘59 Patrick T. McGinn ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Schuck, Sr. Philip E. Cassidy, Jr. ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Henrich Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. McGoldrick Complete Scaffold, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Cericola William P. Henry ‘56 McGoldrick Leasing Co. Mr. & Mrs. Ward G. Schultz Joseph A. Ciasullo ‘82 Hibbeln Engineering Michael P. McKenna, Esq. ‘68 Scoogi’s Restaurant Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Ciccimaro ‘57 W. Mark Hinkel ‘72 William L. McKernan, CPA ‘84 Thomas L. Scully, CPA ‘66 Bro. Kenneth Cook, FSC Hon. Richard J. Hodgson ‘66 William C. Seiberlich ‘47 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Corcoran Edward E. Houseman, Esq. ‘63 Sentry Hospitality, LTD Dennis W. Cronin, MD ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Houser Mrs. Kathleen Seweryn Howland, Hess, Guinan, Torpey & Cassidy William R. May Funeral Home Mr. John J. Hubbert III Robert M. Hughes ‘70 22 Explorer Fall 2009

Joseph R. Sharpe III ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Louis S. Battista Charles M. Day, Jr. ‘75 William E. Francoeur ‘90 Eric M. Shelton ‘90 Ronald M. Bean ‘86 Gregory J. Dean, Esq. ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Franks Joseph B. Shott ‘82 John T. Becker, CPA ‘57 Daniel M. DeDominic ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. John T. Frazzette Matthew J. Singer ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Begley James W. Degnan, PhD ‘65 Michael F. Funchion ‘82 Sloane Automotive Group Dr. Marcus Bell & Dr. Denah Appelt Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Demeter Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Fus Walter J. Small ‘38 Paul M. Benyovszky ‘78 Mr. Joseph Dempsey Samuel J. Gabriel ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Paul Benyovszky Mr. & Mrs. Jon R. Derewicz Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. David Souchik Berks Schuylkill Mr. & Mrs. David T. Derr Michael J. Gallagher, DDS ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Stanowski Respiratory Specialists, Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Devine Mr. & Mrs. Rafael J. Garcia, Jr. Adam R. Stefanowicz, Jr. ‘80 Best Western – Kulpsville Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Diasio James J. Garrity, Esq. ‘70 R. Brian Stefanowicz ‘82 Mr. Lee Blauvelt Peter M. DiBattiste, MD ‘74 Kent H. Garson ‘54 Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Young, LLP Dr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Bonnevie David T. Diehl ‘55 Bro. Brendan Garwood, FSC Robert F. Stranix ‘59 LTC John Borek, USA ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. DiGioacchino Mrs. Rosemary Gedeik Rev. Charles J. Sullivan ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bossow Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. DiNardo Charles L. Gemmi III, DMD ‘87 Michael E. Sullivan, PhD ‘58 Thomas M. Brasberger ‘00 John J. DiNella, DPM ‘71 General Painting of Pennsylvania, Inc. Frank C. Sulzbach, ACSW ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Breen ‘72 Bro. William DiPasquale, FSC Mr. & Mrs. John Gill Robert T. Szostak, Esq. ‘72 Rev. Robert H. Breen ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Dohony Donald J. Gimpel ‘53 Mr. Peter F. Talarico & Family CAP Dr. & Mrs. Steven C. Bunting, DDS Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dominick Michael J. Ginieczki, MD ‘61 Robert M. Thompson, Jr. ‘82 Stephen J. Burns ‘74 Mr. & Mrs. James Donahue Bruce R. Givnish ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Toner, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Perry A. Cabrera Michael F. Donohoe, DC ‘79 The Great Room – Mrs. Karen Givnish Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Tramo Mrs. Jacqueline H. Cain William T. Donohoe, Jr. ‘96 Thomas J. Givnish, PhD ‘69 Sentinel Process Systems, Inc. B. James Cake, CPA ‘63 Christopher J. Dougherty ‘00 Joseph A. Goldbeck, Jr., Esq. ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tucker Mrs. Elizabeth A. Campbell Matthew J. Dougherty, MD ‘76 S. John Gorman V ‘92 Mr. Thomas Turner Alfred D. Campellone, MD ‘75 Francis J. Driscoll ‘59 John A. Grady ‘55 Wilfred J. Vaudreuil ‘59 James J. Canalichio, DDS ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Duffey Carl W. Graf ‘73 Drs. Nicholas Volpe & Dr. Francesca Volpe Mr. & Mrs. David J. Caracausa D.E. Duffey & Sons Mrs. Susan M. Grasso John J. Waldron, Esq. ‘73 Coldwell Banker Premier/Caracausa Kevin J. Dunphy ‘83 William F. Grauer, CPA ‘46 Joseph P. Wargo, Jr. ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Jawood E. Carlin Dunphy Ford Charles W. Greenberg ‘51 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Warrender, Jr. Richard J. Carminati ‘99 Michael D. Durkin ‘74 Charles M. Greenberg ‘82 John A. Weinrich ‘81 James J. Carroll, Jr. ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Dwyer Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Greene Weinrich Bakery Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Casciano, Sr. Joseph D. Echelmeier, PE ‘51 Frank T. Gregor ‘86 Joseph A. Weitzman ‘75 William J. Cashin, Jr. ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Eckert Michael P. Gregor ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Westley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Cassidy Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Eidenshink Gwynedd-Mercy Academy Elementary William J. Williams ‘59 James P. Catalino ‘56 Thomas C. Elsasser ‘59 Jay M. Haenn, Jr. ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Cero, Jr. David T. Espenshade ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Haesler Wilmington Trust of Pennsylvania Joseph J. Cervino, Jr. ‘51 Lawrence J. Everling ‘58 Paul W. Halczenko, MD ‘93 Michael R. Wisniewski ’74 Kevin S. Christine ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Farrington Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Haney Wissahickon Skating Club Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Cipolla Joseph J. Fayer ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Hankinson Carl G. Wolf ‘57 Harry C. Citrino III ‘95 Edwin J. Feeny, Jr. ‘62 Roy D. Hanshaw, Jr. ‘70 Scott H. Wolpert, Esq. ‘84 Bernard A. Clark ‘49 Martin E. Feeny ‘90 Mrs. Roy Hanshaw, Sr. Francis W. Worthington, Esq. ‘85 J. Peter Clark, PhD ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Field ‘67 Richard C. Harris ‘75 Dominic J. Yanni, Jr. ‘68 Frank R. Colantuono ‘59 LTC Robert W. Filosa Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Harvey Mr. Carl S. Zegalia Mr. Mark Collins Mr. & Mrs. Kevin G. Finlay William W. Haury, Jr., Esq. ‘72 Colonial Electric Supply Thomas A. Finley ‘68 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Higgins Blue and Gold Mr. Carmen J. Conicelli, Jr. Ms. Sharon O. Finnegan Charles Hilpl ‘79 $250 to $499 Joseph M. Connell ‘73 Mr. Thomas J. Finnegan Col. Gerald T. Hipp, USA(Ret) ‘57 Rev. Mark C. Aita, SJ, MD ‘67 Martin J. Connor ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Fisco Thomas J. Hoban ‘74 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Allegretti Stephen W. Cook ‘59 John P. Fisher, DDS ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Horgan Pennrose Service Co. Mr. & Mrs. Louis R. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Todd J. Fisher Horgan Brothers, Inc. Ancillae Assumpta Academy Edward R. Corcoran, MD ‘57 John M. FitzSimmons, MD ‘67 John M. Hubbs ‘70 Martin J. Andrejko ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Corr Ms. Katherine Flannery & Mr. George Brown Edward J. Hughes, Esq. ‘67 Anonymous Robert F. Costello, Jr. ‘82 James E. Fleming ‘50 Frank L. Iaquinta, Jr. ‘65 Charles J. Ansel ‘41 Matthew J. Costello ‘01 Daniel B. Flynn ‘65 Thomas E. James ‘47 Richard Ansel ‘72 County Line Fence Company Kevin E. Flynn ‘82 Michael A. Jankowski, Esq. ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Bach Kevin M. Cregan, MD ‘82 Ms. Kristina R. Focht William M. Janssen, Esq. ‘79 Mr. Thomas R. Barna Patrick J. Cronin ‘59 Christopher J. Foley ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Jaskowiak Thomas J. Barnes ‘95 Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Cruz Joseph L. Foley ‘81 Frank J. Bartl ‘57 J. Russell Cullen, Jr. ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Foley, Sr. Joseph J. Curry, PhD ‘61 George S. Forde, Jr., Esq. ‘51 Michael T. Dachowski, DMD ‘77 John W. Fornace, DO ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Dagit, Jr. Lawrence W. Daly ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Daly-Leonard John F. Danella, MD ‘78 23 Explorer Fall 2009

George D. Johnson, Jr. ‘79 Joseph J. McCreavy ‘78 Rapid Circuits Richard J. Target ‘99 J. David Johnson, CPA ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. John P. McCrudden Paul J. Read, MD ‘97 Michael R. Taylor, CAE ‘66 Joseph J. Junod ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. McDonald Region 20 CYO Athletic Board Robert M. Taylor, Jr., Esq. ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Kalkbrenner, Jr. Gutter Shutter Company David J. Rhoads ‘01 Mike K. Thompson, Esq. ‘72 Walter J. Kaminski ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Martin C. McElroy John F. Richardson ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Thompson Daniel J. Kane, MD ‘79 John P. McElvenny, Jr. ‘50 Norman W. Rickert ‘56 Toft Woods Community Association Leo P. Kane ‘53 John R. McGann, Jr. ‘83 Donald W. Rider ‘61 Mr. Robert L. Toner, Jr. Charles F. Kappler, Esq. ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McGee Bro. James F. Rieck, FSC ‘57 Toner Cable Equipment Peter J. Keenan ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Paul P. McGee, Jr. Gregory P. Rietzke ‘88 Thomas F. Tucker, CPCU ‘45 Albert W. Kellenbenz ‘68 Capt. John B. McGill, USN(Ret.) ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Ripley Timothy E. Urbanski, MD ‘63 Kevin V. Kelley ‘74 Thomas J. McGorry, Jr. ‘43 Ralph V. Robb ‘48 William D. Vare ‘49 John J. Kelly, Jr., Esq. ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. McGowan Kevin M. Roddy ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R. Vellner Walter J. Kielar ‘74 Paul T. McGurkin ‘72 Kenneth M. Roessler ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vettori Joseph F. Killoran ‘58 Brian J. McHugh ‘72 Donald J. Rongione ‘75 Craig S. Vondercrone ‘95 Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg & Ellers James P. McIntyre ‘67 William F. Rooney ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Walker III Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Knight Thomas W. McIntyre ‘65 Peter S. Rosenman, D.M.D., PC & Associates Robert J. Walker ‘52 George J. Koenig ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory E. McLaren C. Alan Rowe ‘49 James J. Walsh ‘54 Rev. James M. Kolb, CSP ‘58 James P. McMenamin ‘40 Michael J. Ruddy, MD ‘69 James J. Ward ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Konieczny John J. McMenamin, Jr. ‘67 Sigmond S. Rutkowski, Jr., DO ‘61 William T. Ward ‘56 Donald E. Kotas ‘66 James M. McMonagle ‘58 Mrs. Rosina Ryan Arthur A. Warren, Esq. ‘69 James M. Kowalczyk ‘60 LTC John J. McOscar, USA(Ret) ‘52 Dr. Vincent Sacco James P. Waters, Jr. ‘56 Francis J. Krimm, Jr. ‘63 Christopher R. Meagher ‘89 Brian F. Sandella ‘90 James P. Waters III ‘84 Albert G. Kroll, Esq. ‘65 William J. Meis, DO ‘69 Mrs. Patricia Schaum Peter G. Waters ‘52 James J. Kuhn, Esq. ‘54 METSCHOOLS, INC. David J. Schlosser ‘73 Wellpoint Associate Giving Campaign Mr. David S. Lagner Thomas D. Michel ‘69 David A. Schmel ‘98 West German BMW John L. Langan ‘55 John J. Michele ‘71 Edward J. Schmid ‘50 Edward J. Whelan ‘47 Gregory T. Lavin ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Miller Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Whelan Thomas J. Lavin, Jr. ‘55 Edward A. Minguez ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Schoen William A. Whiteside III ‘72 E. Dennis Lehman, Jr. ‘69 Vincent P. Miraglia, MD ‘58 Peter M. Schofield ‘78 Michael J. Wilkin ‘66 Peter A. Lehman ‘76 Kevin M. Mirsch ‘83 University of Scranton Robert J. Wilson ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Lentz John J. Mischler ‘82 Kevin M. Scully ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Wittenberg Aqua Scapes of the Delaware Valley Mobilease Modular Space, Inc. Raymond T. Shay ‘00 John J. Wojciech ‘57 Stanley J. Lepo, USAF(Ret.) ‘54 Ms. Marilyn Moller & Ms. Joan Miller Thomas W. Sheehan, CPA ‘48 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred A. Wysocki James P. Logue, Jr. ‘43 Peter E. Moore, Esq. ‘71 William J. Sheehan ‘49 Joseph A. Zebrowski ‘82 Ms. Donna Long Jeffrey N. Morgan, AIA ‘69 Richard J. Sherman, Jr. ‘85 Joseph A. Zeccardi, MD ‘57 Philip J. LoPresti, MD ‘53 Hal F. Muller ‘65 Peter R. Sigmund, Jr. ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Howard S. Zoeltsch Vincent M. Lorusso, Jr. ‘94 Francis E. Murphy ‘67 Signed, Sealed and Delivered Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Zysk William A. Loughery ‘03 Thomas F. Murphy ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Simone William P. Loughery ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Murphy Joseph F. Slabinski IV ‘01 Gerard M. Lowery, CPA ‘78 Austin J. Noonan, DC ‘89 Stephen A. Slawek, DDS Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Lukach Michael J. Normile ‘65 Christopher C. Smith ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Lyons North Penn Art Patrick M. Smith ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. MacCrory Norwood-Fontbonne Academy W. Ellis Smith, DMD ‘62 Mark F. Magarity ‘72 Dennis J. O’Brien ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Smith William M. Maguire ‘62 Edward J. O’Brien III ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Smolcynski Sean E. Mahoney ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. George O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. Piotr Sobilo Capt. Steven A. Malloy, USN ‘78 John J. O’Connor, Jr. ‘51 Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Stone Mr. & Mrs. David Manion Jason J. Olcese ‘98 Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Stout, Jr. Michael A. Marek ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis B. Olejniczak Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Subers Dominic F. Marino ‘44 Gerald P. O’Neill ‘55 Philip A. Sullivan ‘59 Del C. Markward ‘77 Joseph A. O’Neill ‘68 Huff United Paper Co. Robert J. Maro, Sr., MD ‘48 Joseph D. O’Neill ‘49 Paul R. Sundermann ‘46 J. Ronald Martin, Jr. ‘82 Orleans Homebuilders Mark D. Sutton ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Francis M. Martino PA House of Representatives – William T. Svihel ‘70 Francis Martino Insurance Honorable Kate Harper Mr. & Mrs. Paul B. Szyszko Christopher L. Matthews ‘90 Robert J. Pannepacker, Sr. ‘66 Target Take Charge of Education Mr. William J. McBride Richard A. Panettieri ‘78 James P. McCormick, MD ‘79 Joseph W. Pettit ‘52 John B. McCormick ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Pierce GSD Ink J. Gregory Pirmann ‘65 Philip F. Radomski ‘81 Dr. Daniel A. Rakowski, MD ‘91 Kenneth R. Rapchick ‘49 24 Explorer Fall 2009

Annual Giving By Class

Class of 1936 Class of 1942 Class of 1945 Class of 1946 William G. Burns Alvin A. Buben 65-Year Reunion William J. Bailey Col. Edward E. Davis, USMC(Ret.) Robert J. Carabasi, MD Golden Explorers Luncheon Rev. Msgr. John P. Boland John J. McLaughlin, DO Ralph J. Cartwright October 2010 Joseph L. Burke Hugh F. Convery John J. Callan Class of 1938 Gerald F. Crumlish Class of 1945 James P. Connor Raphael J. Altmann Robert F. Gallagher, DDS William J. Bogle Charles J. Dinger William C. Foster Thomas B. (Dec’d.) Harper III Rev. Robert H. Breen John F. Gillin LTC William J. O’Donnell, USAF(Ret.) Eugene P. Hughes, Sr., MD John J. (Dec’d.) Bresnan William F. Grauer, CPA Walter J. Small John L. McHale Francis X. Cassidy George C. Hines Raymond J. Tatlow, Jr. Eugene F. DiRe John W. Hochstuhl Class of 1943 Patrick J. Friel, PhD William B. Kenney, Esq. Class of 1939 Charles M. Boyle Robert M. Gaughan James G. MacEachern Leon F. Brennan Rev. Sidney C. Burgoyne, PhD William F. Geisel E.H. “Ned” McDermott Col. George J. Edelmann, USMC(Ret.) James F. Cannon, Jr. Paul E. Gillespie Anthony J. Mianulli LTC Robert W. Filosa James F. Casey Thomas E. Hoban John D. Morrissey Francis E. Lafferty Robert J. Foster William J. (Dec’d.) Loughery Richard W. O’Brien James E. McGoldrick Joseph J. Gerngross Peter J. Luksetic Albert R. Pezzillo Vincent J. Hauck John C. Mackin, Jr. Class of 1940 G. Russell Reiss, Jr., MD James P. Logue, Jr. William J. Maher Edward J. Stemmler, MD 70-Year Reunion Charles M. (Dec’d.) McDonald David F. McGrath Golden Explorers Luncheon Paul R. Sundermann Thomas J. McGorry, Jr. Robert F. McMackin Francis P. Taylor, Jr. October 2010 John F. Moross James B. Mynaugh Joseph H. Torrence Class of 1940 Joseph F. O’Brien Martin G. Pendergast James P. Ward William J. Armstrong, Jr. Arthur E. Seidl Joseph T. Pickard William A. Whiteside, Jr., Esq. John F. (Dec’d.) Flannery, Sr. Rev. Edmond J. Speitel Robert J. Rainey Charles C. Wynn Thomas J. Ginty Joseph F. Trinity Stanley J. Zalecky Edward B. Johnson, Jr. Class of 1944 Thomas F. Tucker, CPCU James P. McMenamin Frederick V. Boccella Thomas J. Welsh, Jr. Class of 1947 John F. Heilmann Alfred E. Abbey, Esq. Class of 1941 Charles R. Hodges Mario J. Albanese Charles E. Adler John J. Kintsch Edward J. Bader Charles J. Ansel Robert H. Kitson Ronald R. Bambach Francis P. Bogle Dominic F. Marino William J. Burger Richard E. Fairbanks William A. (Dec’d.) Meehan, Esq. James J. Connelly Thomas A. Flannery John J. News William J. Crosson, CPA William A. Geppert, Jr. William J. Nolan, Jr. John M. DiGrazia Harry J. Hagan Joseph G. Oschell Peter S. Dooner, Jr. John T. Kelly James J. Reilly, Jr. Philip F. Drach Philip P. O’Neill Daniel V. (Dec’d.) Wylde Albert V. Pescatore Peter J. Sweeney Eugene F. Volz The Christian Brothers’ morals and ethics combined with rigorous academic challenges and a sense of community are educational hallmarks, which lay the background necessary for personal and professional success. La Salle College High School provided me with those tools from which I benefitted greatly. I support La Salle in an effort to ensure that other boys can receive the same.

William dePasquale ‘51 25 Explorer Fall 2009

Francis V. Grant Thomas P. Kurek William M. Havard Joseph E. Labrum Francis W. Himes John A. Kwoka James A. Heffernan Philip J. Lembach Francis J. Hoban Edward F. Lagan John E. Hughes, EdD William T. Matonis Thomas E. James Felix J. Longo Hon. John T. J. Kelly R. Barry McAndrews, Esq. Rev. Francis E. Kelly Robert J. Maro, Sr., MD S. Richard Klinges III, Esq. Bernard A. McAneney John H. Kennedy Gregory J. McLean Joseph A. Lappin, Jr. Martin B. McCann, Jr. Paul Kolodchak Rev. Msgr. Francis A. Menna Joseph A. Margre Vincent T. McDermott, Jr., MD Nicholas J. Marino Edmund I. Milewski Thomas J. Mazza, Jr. John P. McElvenny, Jr. Frank J. Mauer, Jr. Edward T. Moore, Jr. Joseph E. McGrath Conrad J. Miller, Jr. Ferdinand P. Morro Paul M. Moser William J. McMahon S. Lee Morton Francis W. News Joseph M. Mulvaney Paul A. Mullin, Jr. Edward J. Nolen August J. Ober, Jr. Francis R. Owsiany Joseph D. O’Neill Francis W. Pfluger Joseph M. Orlando Ralph V. Robb Guido C. Pacitti Felix M. Pilla James J. Phelan Frank J. Rocca Joseph A. Pettineo Joseph J. Rizzo William C. Seiberlich Theodore M. Rogers, Jr. Kenneth R. Rapchick Louis J. Sannino Hugh T. Sharp Herbert E. Schweizer C. Alan Rowe Edward J. Schmid V. Richard Sheridan Thomas W. Sheehan, CPA Edward J. Rowley, Jr. James E. Stanton William J. Spielberger James F. Shemeley James Sanzare Capt. Hugh A. E. Strehle, USN(Ret.) William J. Trost Gerald E. Speitel William J. Sheehan Thomas J. Whelan LTC Henry L. Waltrich, USA(Ret) James E. Sullivan Louis J. Smith, EdD Edward J. Whelan Albert R. Twaddell William D. Vare Class of 1951 Joseph M. Whinney William T. Alter Class of 1948 Class of 1949 John G. Young James R. Bacon William A. Annan Lionel A. Barker Robert M. Ball Donald J. Burkhimer Michael G. Belansen Class of 1950 Redmond Barry Paul E. Campise Edward J. Bernier 60-Year Reunion George H. Bittner Joseph O. Cancila Francis B. J. Branagan, Jr. Golden Explorers Luncheon Paul J. Bromley Peter J. Daley Costantino P. Cerini, PhD October 2010 Bro. Barnabas L. Brownsey Ronald V. Donato Bernard A. Clark Francis Callahan Class of 1950 Charles F. Donnelly Rev. Charles J. Day Charles A. Cavanaugh Bro. Anthony Baird, FSC Joseph N. Florio Henry L. Dragun, PhD Joseph J. Cervino, Jr. Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. Birch Thomas A. Gannon Peter J. Finley, EdD John H. Cobb Robert W. Bonner CDR Peter A. Flood, USN(Ret.) Anthony N. Coyle MGen William F. Burns, USA(Ret) Joseph F. Freeman, PhD Vincent A. Della Valle Joseph F. Cannon Robert E. Geisel William J. dePasquale Michael J. Carey Gerard F. Gradel, Sr. Thomas E. Donahue, Esq. Richard M. Connolly, Sr. Edward M. Groody Martin J. Connor Thomas I. Guerin, Jr. Enda R. Coyne Joseph J. Hanna, OD Rev. Harold F. Dagle Joseph J. Fayer William A. Fitzgerald I support La Salle College High School in order to James E. Fleming give underprivileged young men from the inner city Rev. Msgr. James J. Flood John J. Gruber the same outstanding educational opportunity that Charles G. Happ I was fortunate enough to experience. La Salle College Frederick W. Hess, Jr. High School and the Christian Brothers mean the world to me. Without a doubt, La Salle was and is the very best high school in the Philadelphia area. The Christian Brothers are the best educators and the most caring dedicated men I have ever encountered. Recalling my four years at La Salle brings thoughts of happiness and fulfillment.

Bob Durney ’57 26 Explorer Fall 2009

Francis X. Donohoe Joseph M. Penrose James G. Dwyer Class of 1955 Rickard Donovan William R. Petraitis Herbert J. Fastrich 55-Year Reunion Elmo E. Dorsey Thomas J. Regan John P. Gall Golden Explorers Luncheon John E. Duffy, ACSW John F. Rodenbaugh CDR Victor M. Gavin, USN(Ret.) October 2010 Joseph D. Echelmeier, PE Robert L. Romaine Donald J. Gimpel Rev. Mr. Gerard E. End, Jr. Carl A. Schreiber John J. Granahan, CFA Class of 1955 Thomas S. Farragher Richard M. Shelton William J. Hall, MD William M. Barbour George S. Forde, Jr., Esq. David J. Smith William J. Hansbury, Jr. William R. Barranger G. Vincent Foschi John Stallings Howard F. Hansell Joseph B. Bloom Frederick W. Fox, Jr. Louis J. Stief, PhD Leo P. Kane James J. Canalichio, DDS Harvey L. Fox Edward J. Strow, Jr., DDS Francis C. Keenan Robert H. Cox, PhD Robert J. Frank Joseph G. Sundermann Joseph A. Koch Stephen A. Cymerman, Jr. Joseph F. Galen Edward A. Tarsa, Jr. William F. Kummerle, CPA Gregory J. Dean, Esq. Joseph Gallagher John A. Teefy Philip J. LoPresti, MD Richard D. Deasy James F. Garberina James E. Tierney Edward A. Maguire, Jr. David T. Diehl Thomas J. Gola John J. Toner James P. Malone, Sr. Bernard J. Dillon, Jr. David M. Graham Adolph J. Van Thuyne Laurence J. Marhoefer, Esq. Joseph P. Dowling LTC John M. Grasmeder, USA(Ret) Eugene R. Voegtlin Joseph F. O’Hora James J. Durkin Charles W. Greenberg Thomas J. Wallace Gabriel J. Pascuzzi Arthur W. Etchells III, PhD John J. Haggerty, Jr. William H. Wolf, Jr., Esq. John P. Presto Joseph C. Flanagan, MD Clarence V. Harris Robert M. Wurtz Robert A. Romano David L. Forde, MD James V. Hart W. Miles Ryan John A. Grady Francis X. Hartmann Class of 1952 John J. Schiller, Jr., PhD Bruce J. Koegler Joseph G. Harvey A. Edward Allinson Joseph A. Schmitz Frank J. Lamprecht Joseph M. Hogan, MD Cornelius W. Curran Henry F. Whalen, Jr. John L. Langan Joseph Kane, Esq. Henry W. deLuca, Jr. Thomas J. Lavin, Jr. Philip R. Kelly William F. Gallagher Class of 1954 Frank J. Miller, CPA Thomas J. Kennedy, CFP John E. Granozio Thomas M. Boyle John J. Muir John J. Krimm Joseph A. Kane, PhD William J. Bryson Robert E. Murphy Armand J. Lupo, DO James D. Kerwin, PhD Louis J. Casale, MD Raymond J. Nolen, Jr. John P. Lynch Donald J. Kieser Raymond A. Doyle Gerald F. O’Brien Robert W. Lynch John F. Lee John A. Duffy, Jr., PhD Gerald P. O’Neill Cornelius F. Madden John J. Lombard, Jr., Esq. Anthony J. Froehlich, Jr. James W. Quinn Malachy D. Magill Patrick A. McMenamin Joseph V. Gallagher, Jr. Alan E. Reed James F. Malloy John A. McNichol Kent H. Garson Francis F. Sorrentino George J. Margraff, Jr. LTC John J. McOscar, USA(Ret) Anthony M. Giampetro, Sr., MD Edward J. Spanier, PhD John F. McAneney Joseph W. Pettit Richard J. Hamburger, MD David M. Spratt, DO Robert F. McCafferty Albert W. Pfluger Rudy E. Harrer Robert W. Suter, Esq. James J. McDade Felix T. Russo Joseph J. Hogan William F. Taylor Eugene A. McDonnell Walter A. Sellers, Jr. Adolph A. Holler Clayton H. Thomas, Esq. Bernard J. McElvenny William C. Smith, MD Joseph J. Junod James J. Ward Louis P. McFadden, Esq. Frederick J. Springer Robert J. Kosinski Marty Williams Richard P. McGarrity Robert M. Taylor, Jr., Esq. James J. Kuhn, Esq. Class of 1956 James B. McGinn Robert J. Walker John H. Lamprecht Hugh J. Brolly Thomas A.J. McInerney Peter G. Waters Stanley J. Lepo, USAF(Ret.) Edmund P. Butler, Esq. Dr. Charles J. McMahon, Jr. Martin J. Luff David P. Campbell, PhD Robert N. McNally Class of 1953 Bernard J. McCormick John S. Cape Daniel J. McNichol John F. Ambrogi, Jr. Frank P. McHugh Kevin E. Carey James E. Moylan Vincent J. Barker John C. Olesh Joseph F. Cassidy William T. Mulligan Albert R. Behner John F. Quigley, DO James P. Catalino Edward J. Murphy Charles A. Beitz, Jr., PhD Gerard J. St. John, Esq. J. Russell Cullen, Jr. Rev. Msgr. Joseph W. Murray Joseph P. Boyle James R. Trainer William J. Diamond Enos Charles Ney Frank R. Breslin William M. Ulircuis John B. Digan Mr. R. Charles Niemczura, USAF(Ret.) David J. Collins Joseph A. Walheim, Esq. David T. Espenshade John J. O’Connor, Jr. Michael J. Cornely Fraser M. Wall J. Raymond Fitzpatrick, Jr. Robert F. O’Neill William J. Cover III James J. Walsh James M. Foley Raulo M. Parmegiani, PhD Thomas J. Derago Robert J. Wilson 27 Explorer Fall 2009

We support La Salle College High School to enable deserving and qualified students to experience the same educational opportunities that we had as young men. Those opportunities in the unique La Salle educational environment, at both 20th and Olney and the “new” La Salle campus on Cheltenham Ave., which we experienced 40 to 50 years ago, gave us the tools, both academically and spiritually, to confront the diverse challenges of life. Today’s La Salle clearly demonstrates a continuing and very high standard of excellence across the board, in each of the key educational “need” areas of academics, spirituality, athletics and facilities. We were privileged to attend La Salle, and continue to support their educational legacy and the mission of the Christian Brothers, which is developing and educating the whole person with the hope and the earnest desire that individuals of limited means can continue to experience an exceptional Lasallian education. Historically, for more than 300 years, Lasallian Institutions and the Christian Brothers, throughout the world, have meant devotion to education of the complete person as they carried out the life work of St. John Baptist de La Salle. Today, at La Salle, a diminished group of dedicated Christian Brothers and a highly effective school faculty carry on the tradition of a human and Christian education in a continuing and awesomely superb manner, an education that is a powerful enabler in converting boys to La Salle Gentlemen, and in preparing young men to address their future with confidence. La Salle College High School is the embodiment, along with the highly effective Christian Brother’s leadership and participation, in the ongoing implementation of the Lasallian traditions at the very highest level.

The Donahue Family – Joe ’58, Phil ’60, Mike ’63, Ed ’66, and John ’70

John H. Forrest Edward W. Schmid, Jr. Lawrence A. Grassi Class of 1958 Raymond F. Frankson John F. Schmidt, PhD C. Joseph Hamburger, PhD Paul C. Aita, MD Peter W. Frey, PhD Frank J. Sciulli, PhD Richard L. Hepp Raymond J. Christie, Jr. William E. Gibbons John S. Simpson, Jr. Col. Gerald T. Hipp, USA(Ret) William J. Clements Clifford M. Gillespie Rev. Charles J. Sullivan C. Clark Hodgson, Jr., Esq. John J. Convey, PhD James A. Goodyear Thomas C. Tarpy Sidney J. Kowalczyk Charles L. Conway, Sr. A. Carl Helwig William T. Ward James J. Land Jerome R. Cosgrove William P. Henry James P. Waters, Jr. Thomas F. McDevitt Cornelius A. Cunningham Rev. Mr. Thomas J. Horan John P. Whitecar, Jr., MD James J. McGill Joseph S. Cymbor John F. Keegan Harry W. Woodcock, PhD James T. McLaughlin Robert O. D’Ambrosio, Esq. Richard J. Labowskie, MD Hon. James R. Melinson Edward J. Devinney Robert W. Lyons, MD Class of 1957 Brian D. Monaghan, Esq. Louis R. Di Maria J. Anthony Mitchell John C. Altrogge James D. Morrissey, Jr. Charles E. Dolaway III James J. Morrissey Joseph L. Ambrogi Thomas F. Murphy Joseph H. Donahue Charles A. Murray, Jr. Frank J. Bartl Charles A. Palmer Joseph M. Downey, PhD Charles J. O’Brien John T. Becker, CPA Vincent J. Pannepacker, Jr. George A. Dudzek James J. Osborne John L. Burke Joseph A. Pizzo, Sr. Hon. Peter E. Perry Joseph P. Capozzoli Bro. James F. Rieck, FSC Richard J. Pomfret Thomas P. Connor, Jr. George W. Ruth Francis M. Ponti, PhD Edward R. Corcoran, MD Hugh J. Sheridan Bill Rafferty Robert E. Cwik Vincent J. Tague, Sr. Edward C. Rice Charles J. Doherty John J. Wojciech James T. Richard, EdD Francis D. Donaghy Carl G. Wolf Norman W. Rickert Eugene A. Draganosky, MD Joseph A. Zeccardi, MD Robert J. Durney John J. Egan Richard H. Emenecker 28 Explorer Fall 2009

Harry F. Eustace Class of 1959 Robert J. Moran, Esq. J. Peter Clark, PhD Lawrence J. Everling Arnold A. Buben Rev. Msgr. Thomas A. Murray James J. Coll, Jr. John A. Gallagher John E. Butkovich, Esq. Robert J. Niessen Dennis W. Cronin, MD Jerome F. Heavey LTC Robert B. Byrnes, USA(Ret) John L. O’Donnell Michael J. DeSantis Walter J. Horn William J. Cashin, Jr. Louis E. Oswald Laurence F. Elias Peter J. Keenan Frank R. Colantuono Arthur W. Pagan William L. Garberina, PhD James J. Kelly Patrick J. Conner Francis J. Pagano Robert J. Gizinski John J. Kelly, Jr., Esq. Stephen W. Cook Eugene J. Park Howard R. Guarini Joseph F. Killoran John W. Coyle Thomas J. Quinlan, Jr. Robert F. Guerin, Sr. Rev. James M. Kolb, CSP Kevin P. Coyle Joseph M. Ridgway Henry J. Keller Thomas J. Lynch Patrick J. Cronin John T. Rogalski Edward W. Kelly James V. Marks James D. Deasy, Esq. Thomas H. Ronan, Jr. Bro. Richard Kestler, FSC James M. McMonagle Louis F. Donaghue, MD Daniel J. Sandman, PhD Thomas P. Kilroy Edward J. Miller, PhD James S. Dooley, Esq. Frederick J. Shaughnessy, Jr. James M. Kowalczyk Harry B. Miller, Jr. Joseph P. Dougherty, PhD James H. Smith George M. Kozub Vincent P. Miraglia, MD Francis J. Driscoll Robert M. Smith John F. Lehman, Jr., PhD John E. Osborne Thomas C. Elsasser Robert F. Stranix George J. Lordi, Jr. Thomas F. Pyle, Jr. Joseph M. Evancich Philip A. Sullivan Mark J. Malone William R. Regli Mark J. Gallagher Frank C. Sulzbach, ACSW Eugene J. McGonigle, PhD John F. Richardson Joseph C. Hall Wilfred J. Vaudreuil Thomas P. McGorry, MD William F. Rooney Joseph E. Harkins Joseph A. Volk, Jr. Thomas F. Murphy Robert E. Ryan CDR Francis D. Heckler, USN(Ret.) Joseph P. Wargo, Jr. John A. Newell Charles R. Scally James A. Helwig, PhD Raymond L. Weinmann George P. Nicolaus Robert C. Schmidt Gerald L. Henderson William J. Williams Richard E. Panati John T. Schmitt Francis J. Herron Randolph E. Wise Leslie E. Schmalbach, Jr. John J. Scocca, PhD John F. Igoe Joseph H. Zilligen CDR Francis R. Wesh, USN(Ret.) Joseph R. Sharpe III John B. Kaczur David R. Woll Albert J. Solecki John J. Kane, Jr. Class of 1960 Edward R. Solvibile Raymond E. Kerollis III 50-Year Reunion Class of 1961 Michael E. Sullivan, PhD George J. Koenig In Conjunction John W. Becher, DO George J. Ward Lawrence G. Leese with Graduation Donald F. Burns George F. West Harry M. Magrisi June 4-5, 2010 John L. Byrnes William A. Cheney Martin F. Whalen John M. Maguire Class of 1960 Thomas R. Crow Robert J. Wilkin, Jr., CPA J. Scott Maxwell, Esq. H. John Appleton Kenneth J. Woodring Francis X. McFadden, Jr. Robert J. Bettacchi Cornelius P. McKelvey Carl E. Blyskal Joseph P. McNichol Carl J. Cangelosi Raymond J. Mergliano Richard A. Miehle J. Robert Mitek

La Salle College High School means a caring institution managed in the Christian Brothers tradition that tries, in many, many ways, to foster the development of better young men who will make a positive contribution to our society. I support La Salle because I think it is a unique and outstanding high school. It has had a positive impact on the lives of thousands of young men including me.

Charlie Dunleavy ’61 29 Explorer Fall 2009

Joseph T. Cunnane, CPA Kevin M. O’Neill Reuben J. Nyvelt Class of 1965 Joseph J. Curry, PhD Joseph M. Osborne Thomas M. O’Keefe 45-Year Reunion Michael F. Doyle Thomas J. Pagan Joseph A. Ratkovic Saturday, April 24, 2010 Charles E. Dunleavy, Jr. William J. Schenkel Myroslaw J. Ryndyk Charles J. Durney W. Ellis Smith, DMD John M. Schmalbach, EdD Class of 1965 Col. John E. Feret, USA(Ret) Victor O. Stango Edmund F. Swiacki Edward J. Belcak Michael C. Foley Henry P. Stoebenau, Jr. Joseph E. Turk Francis J. Bogle, Jr. Michael J. Ginieczki, MD John R. Thomas Timothy E. Urbanski, MD Joseph R. Buckley Patrick W. Givey Joseph M. Weidner Lawrence A. Walsh Jerald L. Caruso Donald A. Gordon James M. Wilson Charles J. Walters James H. Crumbie III John T. Greene III Daniel J. Whelan, Esq. John M. Daly, MD Thomas J. Hipp, MD Class of 1963 Col. Joseph C. Yannessa, USMC Gerald P. Daskilewicz Raymond J. Leary Louis J. Beccaria, PhD James W. Degnan, PhD Joseph F. Lynch Lawrence F. Cantono Class of 1964 John M. Derderian James P. McFadden James F. Casey Arthur J. Ansert, Jr. Joseph F. Donoghue, PhD Joseph P. McLaughlin, Jr. M. Alan Cinquino William J. Cattie III, Esq. Marc Doyle Donald W. Rider Francis A. DeSantis Joseph J. Colistra, Jr. Hon. David M. Duffy Sigmond S. Rutkowski, Jr., DO Edward J. Drach LTC Philip V. Coyle, USA(Ret) Richard A. Durso Robert T. Schmitt Frank J. Eisenhart, Jr., Esq. James A. Cunningham Ronald D. Fasano Carl J. Schwab John P. Fisher, DDS Thomas C. Gallagher, Esq. Daniel B. Flynn William R. Sharpe, PhD Louis C. Galzerano Stephen J. Hodgson RADM John B. Foley III, USN(Ret.) Albert H. Them III John H. Halas J. David Johnson, CPA Glenn L. Fricke, EdD John D. Whiteman, PhD Daniel G. Heyberger James P. Joyce Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Garvin Edward E. Houseman, Esq. Richard D. Kendrick Joseph A. Goldbeck, Jr., Esq. Class of 1962 Francis J. Krimm, Jr. John M. Kilduff Glenn A. Haig Joseph P. Cattie, Jr. Anthony J. Le Storti V. Thomas Kozub Robert F. Hamburger Donald D. Fanelle Stanley B. Lorek Bernard W. Kurek, DMD W. Joseph Hetherington, Esq. Joseph A. Fanelli Christopher J. Matthews Henry H. Lynch Larry P. Hill Edwin J. Feeny, Jr. Michael J. McGee Daniel J. Maguire, Jr. Frank L. Iaquinta, Jr. Vincent J. Flynn Albert J. McGlynn John D. Markowski Michael F. Jeffers, Jr. Joseph C. Gallagher, DO Joseph A. Nickels III G. Frank McKnight III Michael C. Komelasky, MD Harry J. Harp John J. McMahon Albert G. Kroll, Esq. Thomas K. Hendrick Joseph P. Mullen III, MD Francis P. Laska Walter J. Kaminski Rev. Joseph V. Mulligan CDR Robert J. Logan, USN(Ret.) Geoffrey J. Kierstead Nicholas F. Piazzola Thomas V. McBride James L. Littlefield, MD Francis W. Sauerwald William M. Maguire Anthony M. Stonis Herbert C. Matthews, Jr. John A. Whiteside, CPA Gerald V. McDevitt Robert A. Yacobellis Joseph E. McGonigle Col. Paul E. Miehle, USA

La Salle made a difference in my own life and continues to make a difference in the lives of countless young men. My support of La Salle ensures that the school can continue to do for others what it did for me. The success of its students and alums is tangible evidence of La Salle’s success as well as my support of their efforts.

Michael McCarthy ’65 30 Explorer Fall 2009 east La Salle College High School shared a campus with La Salle College until the fall of 1960 when it moved from 20th Street and Olney Avenue to its present campus in Springfield Township, Montgomery County. The school was built on the on the former Belcroft estate of Clarence E. Brown and with the move, La Salle College High School remained in close proximity of the city, but had greater space in which to grow and develop.

In 1992, the school began construction on a five-story academic wing that added a new library and information center (McShain Library), a computer center, a media broadcast center, a faculty work center and lounge, instructional classrooms, a lecture Upper Bartley Field hall, and an art studio. The new addition was named St. Michael Hall in remembrance of the school’s humble roots at St. Michael Parish in North Philadelphia, where La Salle College High School first opened its doors in 1858. Lower Bartley Field

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84acres Christian Brothers’ Residence

Brother Gratian of Jesus David Center Environmental Study Center north Outdoor Pool

campus Marian Chapel West Wing Indoor Pool Lourdes Shrine Gymnasium map McLean Hall Auditorium

Route 309 St. Michael Hall

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Alumni House Flannery Field south Allinson House

Ward Field Tennis Courts

Meehan Field New Athletic Fields Dunleavy Center

McCarthy Walking New Four-Level, Trail 40,000 Square Foot Addition

In response to the needs of thriving athletic and music programs, the three-story West Wing was built in 2002 and houses a large ensemble practice room, instrumental Paper Mill Road instruction rooms, and a music computer lab. In addition, the facility is home to a state-of-the-art fitness center and a multi-purpose practice facility.

Hawthorne Lane In conjunction with the celebration of its 150th Anniversary, the school embarked on its most ambitious project in an effort to improve facilities. Three new athletic fields, an environmental study area, and a walking path were developed on 30 acres of adjacent land that was acquired in 2007. A four-level, 40,000 square foot academic addition now houses classrooms and science labs, a chapel, a campus ministry center, a counseling center, west a study commons, and a second technology center. east 31La Explorer Salle College Fall 2009High School shared a campus with La Salle College until the fall of 1960 when it moved from 20th Street and Olney Avenue to its present campus in Springfield Township, Montgomery County. The school was built on the on the former Belcroft estate of Clarence E. Brown and with the move, La Salle College High School remained in close proximity of the city, but had greater space in which to grow and develop.

In 1992, the school began construction on a five-story academic wing that added a new library and information center (McShain Library), a computer center, a media broadcast center, a faculty work center and lounge, instructional classrooms, a lecture Upper Bartley Field hall, and an art studio. The new addition was named St. Michael Hall in remembrance of the school’s humble roots at St. Michael Parish in North Philadelphia, where La Salle College High School first opened its doors in 1858. Lower Bartley Field

Chapel

84acres Christian Brothers’ Residence

Brother Gratian of Jesus David Center Environmental Study Center north Outdoor Pool

campus Marian Chapel West Wing Indoor Pool Lourdes Shrine Gymnasium map McLean Hall Auditorium

Route 309 St. Michael Hall

Main Entrance/Exit

Alumni House Flannery Field south Allinson House

Ward Field Tennis Courts

Meehan Field New Athletic Fields Dunleavy Center

McCarthy Walking New Four-Level, Trail 40,000 Square Foot Addition

In response to the needs of thriving athletic and music programs, the three-story West Wing was built in 2002 and houses a large ensemble practice room, instrumental Paper Mill Road instruction rooms, and a music computer lab. In addition, the facility is home to a state-of-the-art fitness center and a multi-purpose practice facility.

Hawthorne Lane In conjunction with the celebration of its 150th Anniversary, the school embarked on its most ambitious project in an effort to improve facilities. Three new athletic fields, an environmental study area, and a walking path were developed on 30 acres of adjacent land that was acquired in 2007. A four-level, 40,000 square foot academic addition now houses classrooms and science labs, a chapel, a campus ministry center, a counseling center, west a study commons, and a second technology center. 32 Explorer Fall 2009

Michael D. McCarthy Dennis J. Reid Joseph T. Murphy, Jr., Esq. Joseph G. Pigeon, PhD Bro. Michael J. McGinniss, FSC, PhD Rev. Gerald C. Ronan Anthony P. Neri Joseph J. Posimo Thomas W. McIntyre Thomas L. Scully, CPA Ronald J. Pendrak William R. Powell Stephen J. McNichol Patrick M. Smith Frank V. Radomski III Chester J. Salwach, PhD Edward F. Moore III Michael R. Taylor, CAE Joseph F. Slabinski III Anthony C. Santopolo, MD Hal F. Muller Frank J. Wesner, Jr., Esq. John M. Turzer Michael E. Ternosky Michael J. Normile Edward J. White Samuel J. Viola Charles J. Walsh, Jr. J. Gregory Pirmann Michael J. Wilkin Robert P. Vogt J. Michael Whitaker, MD Joseph M. Queenan John J. Whalen Dominic J. Yanni, Jr. Joseph J. Wallace Class of 1967 Charles J. Zapiec Mark F. Valenti Rev. Mark C. Aita, SJ, MD Class of 1969 Bro. Robert R. Wilsbach, FSC Thomas J. Baldino, PhD Class of 1968 Stephen F. Andrilli, PhD Kevin G. Bogle Raymond C. Andries, MD Lawrence E. Angstadt Class of 1966 Stephen J. Bukowski Kevin F. Brett John J. Barrett John M. Bissell Wayne G. Campbell Michael D. Burke Gerard J. Binder Charles J. Boris Edward W. DeAngelis David P. Cattie William F. Brinkmann, Jr. John J. Fitzgibbons, Jr. Ellwood G. Derricks Raymond J. Colaianni Kevin C. Colgan Timothy J. Foley Richard W. Fairchild Michael R. Dickey John A. Corr Charles A. Genuardi Robert E. Field Harry K. Dolaway William T. Cunnane William J. Gibbons, MD John M. FitzSimmons, MD Bernard P. Dowling William R. Deiss, Esq. Dominic P. Girondo Kevin P. Flynn William M. Drayton Stephen P. Dougherty William C. Hamilton, MD S. John Gorman IV John C. Fenningham, Esq. Christopher J. Doyle Hon. Richard J. Hodgson Gerald M. Greco, VMD Thomas A. Finley Vincent P. Everman, Jr. Albert W. Keller III Michael R. Hogan Anthony J. Gillespie William D. Fox, Jr. Donald E. Kotas Edward J. Hughes, Esq. William F. Hartman John W. Furtek William G. Kozub, Esq. Michael F. Jordan Michael J. Hathaway Laurence P. Genuardi Jan L. Krzywicki Edward L. Kershner Albert W. Kellenbenz Thomas J. Givnish, PhD Denis J. Lawler, Esq. George F. Komelasky John F. Kent, Esq. Joseph A. Greco Thomas M. Lofgren Richard E. Kreipe, MD James A. Kuklinski Robert J. Guerra, Esq. John A. Loftus, PE Christopher M. Lehman, PhD Stephen L. McGonigle Joseph F. Hartnett, Jr. William J. Markmann, MD Robert G. Liberatore Michael P. McKenna, Esq. Edward B. Horahan III, Esq. William J. Marr John P. Lohn Joseph P. Millet, Jr., RPh John J. Horan Michael J. Masington Vincent M. Lorusso, Esq. Edward N. Molush, Jr. Rev. Anthony W. Janton Robert F. McAnespey Capt. John B. McGill, USN(Ret.) Joseph A. O’Neill H. William Jesse, Jr. John B. McCormick James P. McIntyre Michael A. O’Toole Charles F. Kappler, Esq. John F. McDevitt, Jr., Esq. John J. McMenamin, Jr. James R. Koller Peter M. McGonigle, Esq. Bro. Thomas McPhillips, FSC, PhD Walter J. Konopka John J. O’Donnell, MD John F. Meehan, Jr. James W. Kurtz Robert J. Pannepacker, Sr. Paul H. Muessig Paul P. Partyka Francis E. Murphy

Mary and I support La Salle for a number of reasons. I am appreciative of the quality and caring education I received and we are both grateful for the lifelong friendships that developed with so many classmates, Christian Brothers, lay faculty and staff. We wish to help other young men enjoy the benefits of a Lasallian education. La Salle College High School has become a home away from home for us. We have spent so many enjoyable days and evenings at the school that it truly feels like home. Each year we are impressed by the quality of young men who form the graduating class. Their accomplishments – in academics, athletics, extracurricular activities, and service – make us proud to be part of this tradition of excellence.

Mary and Bob Moran ’69 33 Explorer Fall 2009

Anthony M. Landis, DO Class of 1970 Class of 1971 Gaetano P. Giordano E. Dennis Lehman, Jr. 40-Year Reunion Raymond P. Bain, PhD Father John P.(Dec’d. 2007) Eugene J. Maginnis, Esq. Saturday, April 24, 2010 Richard J. Barrett Gutekunst Estate William F. Maher, Jr. Robert E. Biddle, Jr. Robert F. Harchut, Esq. Salvatore V. Mattoccia, CPA Class of 1970 George F. Butler Gerald T. Hathaway, Esq. Joseph D. McGowan Joseph E. Abbott Mark J. Christie William W. Haury, Jr., Esq. Edward F. McMahon Raymond S. Angelo William J. Crawford Edward J. Heraty William J. McManus, Esq. Henry J. Brady Jerome F. Dean W. Mark Hinkel William J. Meis, DO John D. Brinkmann, Esq. James J. Devery Timothy P. Hughes Geoffrey A. Meyer Joseph S. Camardo, MD Richard D. DiBella Steven M. Javie Thomas D. Michel Philip E. Cassidy, Jr. John J. DiNella, DPM Gregory J. Kochanowicz Andrew J. Milligan, PhD James L. Coffey Stephen T.(Dec’d. 2008) Dugan George J. Konesky III Robert P. Moran James F. Corcoran, CPA Timothy F. Dwyer, CFP Thomas P. Lehman, MD Daniel E. Morehouse John M. Donahue, Esq. Robert J. Fitzmyer, Jr. Mark F. Magarity Jeffrey N. Morgan, AIA Charles J. Dunton, MD James J. Flynn III Michael A. Maiale Thomas J. Murphy, Jr. Michael J. Gallagher, DDS William J. Galbally, Esq. Paul T. McGurkin Dennis J. Normile Patrick J. Gallagher James R. Guntle, Jr. Brian J. McHugh Dennis J. O’Brien James J. Garrity, Esq. Thomas C. Lowry, Esq. Stephen P. Mountain Dennis J. O’Hara, PhD James F. Gentilcore Robert J. McCreight, Sr. Matthew P. Mullen, MD Joseph M. Pascuzzo, DO Edward J. Grady III John J. Michele Nicholas Rongione James M. Paulits James R. Hackney Peter E. Moore, Esq. Mark D. Sutton Michael J. Popkins, Esq. Roy D. Hanshaw, Jr. Dennis E. Nolen Robert T. Szostak, Esq. John A. Pron, DPM John J. Hoban Edward J. O’Brien III Mike K. Thompson, Esq. Timothy M. Reardon Frederick K.H. Hoeck Gerard A. Plourde, Esq. P. James Toolan, Esq. Michael J. Ruddy, MD John M. Hubbs Rev. Gerald P. Ragan Thomas J. Walsh Paul G. Schott Robert M. Hughes John C. Redmond III Lawrence T. White W. Trevor Swan, Jr. Robert L. Jesse, MD Joseph A. Simone William A. Whiteside III Raymond J. Tatlow III Dennis J. Kelley Vincent J. Wolfinger, Jr. John F. Walsh, Esq. Robert J. Laskowski, MD Class of 1972 Arthur A. Warren, Esq. Frank R. Lindh Richard Ansel William J. Wasylenko, Jr. Michael J. Logan James T. Belcher Robert D. Willemin Joseph C. Magarity William J. Benz, Esq. Joseph T. Winning James F. Mahoney, CPA Christian J. Bradley Joseph J. Zaiss, Jr. Brig. Gen. Joseph J. McMenamin, Richard S. Carlin, CPA George G. Zoller USMC Rev. Steven E. Clark Joseph A. Mirabile Kevin J. Cornely William E. Morton LTC James F. Dittrich, USA(Ret) David T. Naab Charles H. Dougherty, Jr. Richard A. Rothwell, DDS Stephen A. Gardner Alfred P. Salvitti William A. Geiger, Jr. Richard J. Santangelo Joseph G. Shea William T. Svihel Walter L. Updegrave I support La Salle because it was the most important Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. educational experience I have had in my career. I realized George L. Young, Jr., Esq. this when my nephew, C.J. ’11, told his parents that he wanted to go to La Salle because he had heard me say this to them. I never formally spoke to him but he understood that I recieved excellent teaching and a desire for lifelong learning at La Salle. I am proud to be in a position to help support the mission of the Brothers and the academic goals of educating young men and leaders of the future.

Charles Dunton ’70 34 Explorer Fall 2009

Class of 1973 Class of 1974 Class of 1975 Class of 1976 Ernest M. Behr Gerald V. Angilletta 35-Year Reunion Michael L. Brown Brian J. Burke Lloyd C. Beck, Jr. Saturday, April 24, 2010 John M. Buonomo, DO Sean P. Colgan Stephen J. Burns Richard B. Calvitti Joseph M. Connell Mark B. Carney Class of 1975 William A. Clark, PhD Anthony W. Coulter Michael W. Cassidy, Esq. Thomas A. Belcher CDR William F. Danella, USN(Ret.) Mark A. Daniele, Esq. Timothy D. Cherney Joseph A. Benz Capt. J. Christopher Daniel, MD Nicholas A. DiBello Walter W. Dearolf III, MD John H. Brand Matthew J. Dougherty, MD John W. Fornace, DO Thomas DeBerardinis, MD John F. Burns, Jr. Michael J. Driscoll, Jr. Bruce R. Givnish Stanley T. Depman, MD Alfred D. Campellone, MD Thomas Durling, Esq. Carl W. Graf Peter M. DiBattiste, MD Joseph A. Checchio, DDS Patrick M. Foley Edward J. Grubb Donald J. Dolaway Richard C. Connor David A. Geppert Nicholas J. Harris Terence J. Dooley Charles M. Day, Jr. Ronald S. Guerra Vincent J. Hee Michael D. Durkin Michael P. Donnelly Joseph P. Hand, Jr. Michael A. Jankowski, Esq. Joseph P. Dwyer, Sr., CPA William E. Dougherty Friedrich S. Kramer, PhD Thomas J. Keating Gerard T. Foley, CIC Joseph J. Eble, USN(Ret.) Peter A. Lehman Mark C. Kradzinski William A. Garrity, Jr. Paul J. Egitto John J. Love III Gary S. LaPalombara Thomas J. Hoban John S. Fioravanti, CPA Dennis P. Lynch Rory J. Lawler Kevin V. Kelley Gerard H. Gallagher, Jr. Anthony J. Maginnis George T. Magnatta, Esq. Paul J. Kelly III, CPA Jay M. Haenn, Jr. John M. McHale John G. Malone, Esq. Walter J. Kielar Joseph D. Harris, PhD Matthew J. Mihalich John V. Mastronardo Bruce D. Konopka Richard C. Harris Patrick J. Noonan John P. McShea III John A. Masucci, PhD John Harrison IV David A. Ragan Hon. William A. Meehan, Jr. John F. McGeehan Philip J. Horn, Jr., MD William A. Rothwell III Robert N. C. Nix III, Esq. Thomas J. McGovern III Timothy J. Lawler William J. Selph, Jr. Henry M. O’Donnell Robert H. McLaren, CPA Kellen G. Leister James J. Staudt Michael J. Quigg Michael P. Meehan, Esq. James J. McCleery James J. Stokes III John J. Quinn III, Esq. Ronald P. Moser Joseph F. McKenna John P. Toy David J. Schlosser Timothy O. Nolen, Esq. Edward J. Mortka Gary J. Uzelac, CPCU Philip E. Smith Terence C. O’Neill Kevin M. Mulderig, Esq. Roderick K. von Lipsey Christopher M. Szal Louis A. Santoro, Jr. William J. Nolan Col. Joseph G. Webster, USAF John J. Waldron, Esq. Christopher H. Strolle Donald J. Rongione Robert E. Wallace, PhD Rudi H. Trickel Larry P. Spinosa Class of 1977 Lee F. Weinstein Joseph R. Whelpley Edward G. Stafford Thomas G. Bachinsky John L. Williams Michael R. Wisniewski John C. Suchy James C. Braca David F. Wasilewski, RN Toby W. Bracken Joseph A. Weitzman Joseph J. Brooks James T. White Mark C. Brown Michael J. Williams Scott A. Chesna Joseph A. Young John L. Czarnecki Lance A. Zeglen Michael T. Dachowski, DMD

We support La Salle for a couple of reasons. As an alum, I have relationships with fellow alums going back to the early seventies and even further when I think that my brother started there in 1965. These guys are some of my best friends and form a network of people that have the common thread of being heavily influenced by the Christian Brothers which fosters a strong loyalty to each other. There is a solid core value theme that is also part of this experience which is reflected in family values and service to others. The Christian Brothers helped foster this. We also have had the experience of seeing our sons enjoy their time and seeing the same theme repeated. We have one son done and another in his second year. Those three years will pass too quickly, but the bonds will last forever.

Tony Maginnis ’76 35 Explorer Fall 2009

Donald M. Duffy, CPA Josef J. Kramer Thomas V. O’Kane John D. Horger Frederick J. Gerngross, Sr., Esq. Anthony Labella John S. Ondik IV John A. Keenan H. Martin Grasmeder III, MD Joseph M. Lehman Sean P. O’Neill John D. LaRocca, Esq. Anthony D. Gulla, RPh Bernard L. Lopez, MD Daniel Price Michael A. Marek Stanley J. Heleniak, DMD Gerard M. Lowery, CPA Edward J. Quinn Dennis J. McFadden, Jr. Sean H. Lutek Capt. Steven A. Malloy, USN Joseph F. Rush Michael A. McLane Paul J. Maginnis Andrew J. Malone, CPA Riley T. Smith Scott T. McNutt Del C. Markward Anthony Mascino Raymond C. Szmigiel Charles Mirarchi Michael P. McIntyre Michael P. McCabe Frank J. White, MD Frederick C. Mischler Brian J. McShea Joseph J. McCreavy Michael J. Yuengling Walter F. Norris, Jr. Timothy M. O’Neill, RA Daniel McGill Ronald J. Zoldy Joseph J. O’Connor George T. Riley Peter A. Nolan Craig F. O’Donnell Kevin M. Roddy Richard A. Panettieri Class of 1980 Thomas V. O’Kane David J. Schofield Timothy J. Przybylowski 30-Year Reunion Thomas C. Porth John J. Sciolla Randall Reichelt Saturday, April 24, 2010 James D. Princivalle William J. Smart Peter M. Schofield Class of 1980 John F. Quigley III John V. Steinmetz Matthew J. Singer Martin J. Andrejko Timothy J. Rafter Gerardo D. Ventresca, Jr. John C. Stipa LTC John Borek, USA James J. Rodden John W. Wozniak David J. Willgruber William J. Burger, Jr. Kenneth M. Roessler Mark J. Zielinski Cornelius G. Curran Adam R. Stefanowicz, Jr. Class of 1979 Damian D. Dachowski, DMD Michael J. Tamburri Class of 1978 Michael A. Becker, DO Joseph E. Danella Menno L. Tielman Thomas J. Amodie Mark A. Campellone Richard P. Deasy, DMD Michael D. Beatty Stephen A. Cholewiak Class of 1981 Anthony J. DePaul James F. Behr James C. Driscoll Michael J. Adams, DMD Anthony M. DiLucia, Jr. Paul M. Benyovszky Robert C. Dunne Dr. William B. Bachinsky, MD Stefano DiPietro Richard Catrambone, PhD Patrick J. Farris, Esq. James W. Durkin Samuel J. Gabriel Christopher J. Cimini Laurence P. Finnegan III Richard L. Duszak, Jr., MD James P. Gibbons Thomas J. Curran Charles Hilpl Edward (Ward) J. Fitzgerald III Edward J. Giera Edward A. Dachowski, MD William M. Janssen, Esq. Joseph L. Foley Peter A. Glascott, Jr., PhD John F. Danella, MD George D. Johnson, Jr. Michael P. Gregor Phillip M. Goldman Kevin A. Dunleavy, Esq. Daniel J. Kane, MD Neill C. Kling, Esq. Alfred A. Foley Patrick J. Kenney William P. Loftus Brian Gemzik, PhD Rodolphe Kraeher LTC Michael J. Masucci, USAF(Ret.) Timothy E. Gillespie John A. Loftus, Jr. Raymond J. McCaffrey Richard F. Heany Dr. David P. McCarthy Mark S. McNulty James P. McCormick, MD Edward A. Minguez Scott R. McLaren Austin A. Meehan Al J. Menkhaus, Jr. Vincent J. Murray, DDS

My financial support of La Salle College High School is a continuation of my immediate and extended-family’s commitment to the school. A commitment which began with my older brother’s enrollment, followed by my own, and then several nephews. The rigorous curriculum, arts, and athletic pro- grams offered a learning experience we have come to appreciate. These aspects, supported by its Christian foundation, create a unique advancement experience for young men; one in which we want to advance.

Chris Haley ’86 36 Explorer Fall 2009

Mark T. Mischler R. Brian Stefanowicz Class of 1984 William C. Regli III, PhD Joseph G. Motz Thomas M. Thistle III, Esq. Matthew H. Bradley Bernard E. Saxon Thomas M. O’Brien Robert M. Thompson, Jr. Edward H. Busse III Richard J. Sherman, Jr. David C. Ott John P. Toner David M. Casale Peter R. Sigmund, Jr. Philip F. Radomski James H. White Kevin S. Christine Francis W. Worthington, Esq. Edward W. Ruane, DPM George A. Winslow Vincent J. Cuce’ Vincent J. Tague, Jr. Glenn J. Wolfinger, DMD Michael F. D’Angelo Class of 1986 Paul D. Vozzo Robert F. Young John R. Dolaway Ronald M. Bean John A. Weinrich John N. Zacharko David N. D’Orazio Marc J. Colletti James M. Williamson Joseph A. Zebrowski Paul J. Grous Lawrence W. Daly Eric D. Lintner Anthony R. D’Angelo Class of 1982 Class of 1983 Thomas P. McGuckin James A. Donahue III James F. Basile, Esq. Thomas P. Burns William P. McKee, Jr. Timothy J. Ernst Gregory J. Buck James J. Carroll, Jr. William L. McKernan, CPA John F. Fitzpatrick, Jr. Christopher M. Carabello Mark T. Celoni, PE Robert G. Sykes Brian J. Grady Mark A. Casale William J. Cummings, Jr. Richard Van Fossen Timothy E. Green Joseph A. Ciasullo Kevin J. Dunphy Carl A. Waldspurger, PhD Frank T. Gregor Kevin R. Connor Sean P. Flynn James P. Waters III Christopher P. Haley Robert F. Costello, Jr. Christopher J. Foley Scott H. Wolpert, Esq. Elmer F. Hansen III Kevin M. Cregan, MD Daniel J. Grasmeder Andrew M. Kraft Harvey R. deKrafft John J. Grogan, Esq. Class of 1985 Dale E. Lintner, Jr. Charles E. Dolaway IV Philip S. Harris 25-Year Reunion John B. Londergan Franco R. D’Orazio Carl W. Holmes, Jr., Esq. Saturday, April 24, 2010 Peter V. Lyons David T. Espenshade, Jr. James F. Keenan William W. Matthews III, Esq. Class of 1985 Kevin E. Flynn Joby Kolsun, DO J. Sean McCook Joseph J. Bradley, Jr. Kevin F. Funchion, CFA Charles T. Lloyd John J. Meko, Jr. Arthur J. Burke III, Esq. Michael F. Funchion David J. Martosella Keith T. Melinson Joseph P. Cattie III Terence P. Gillespie John R. McGann, Jr. Edmund B. Moore II Mark M. Chadwick Charles M. Greenberg Joseph E. McQuillan Mark J. Noonan Martin G. Dean Francis J. Harkins Stephen G. Meyer Joseph J. O’Connor III Christopher T. Doran Daniel J. Hyman, DO Kevin M. Mirsch Thomas J. O’Malley, Esq. Joseph F. Hackman Daniel P. Kelley Joseph T. Morrissey, Jr. D. Scott Porreca Christopher T. Janssen Sean E. Mahoney Norman J. Rahn III Andrew D. Stockmal Brian F. McCaffrey Clifford M. Mars John D. Rilling, CPA Robert F. Weikel, Jr. Timothy W. McNamara J. Ronald Martin, Jr. Harry E. Smith III John B. Millard III William P. McLaughlin Jay D. Susanin Michael T. Miller Andrew M. Meehan John P. Young Chuck Minnich IV CFA Gregg R. Melinson Mark A. Oberholzer John J. Mischler Keith J. Pensabene Christopher E. Murphy James M. Price Joseph B. Shott Francis X. Rafter Andrew J. Ragusa

What was great about my experience at La Salle in the 1980’s has only been improved with time. The support and friendship amongst administrators, teachers, underclassmen and upperclassmen was one of the things I loved about my time there, and this appears to remain unchanged. The facilities speak for themselves. The depth of the academic, artistic, and athletic offerings provides opportunities to all types of students. La Salle is such a warm and welcoming community, there is no better place that I could imagine sending my sons.

Sean Flynn ’83 37 Explorer Fall 2009

Class of 1987 Class of 1990 Richard J. Durso, CFP Robert S. Duszak Joshua D. Baer 20-Year Reunion Daniel S. File Timothy J. Erb, Jr. Christopher M. Bullick Saturday, April 24, 2010 Mark A. Gibbons John F. Eriksen John M. Casper S. John Gorman V Thomas J. Fithian Brendan M. Coghlan Class of 1990 William J. Jones, Jr. James A. Gorman Anthony D. Consolo Matthew P. Booth Joseph P. Logan Robert B. Hendrick, Jr. Frank G. Gagliano Brendan P. Boyle James F. Maloney Christopher E. Holwick Charles L. Gemmi III, DMD Nicholas J. Caputo, DO Joseph W. Markmann C. Todd Lofgren John R. Kichula Daniel M. DeDominic Andrew J. Morrisroe III Vincent M. Lorusso, Jr. Edward P. Lemanowicz, Esq. Kirk H. Dolaway Craig J. Pensabene John E. Markowski Patrick T. McGinn Robert F. Donahue Daniel J. Ryan John V. McKee, Jr. Edward F. Moore IV Martin E. Feeny Thomas J. McLaughlin III Stanley A. Szpindor, Jr. William E. Francoeur Class of 1993 Kyle S. Miller Andrew J. Wiley Jason R. Gathman Brendan J. Boland Daniel P. Pritchard Stephen L. Williamson Kevin T. Hipp Paul D. Cassidy Brian P. Romano Ryan R. Marsh Kevin P. Conlin Daniel E. Shilkitus Class of 1988 Christopher L. Matthews Douglas J. Demeter James J. Watson Joseph C. Atkinson Patrick J. McMonagle, Esq. Paul W. Dolaway Michael J. Witkowski Michael J. Beveridge Brian F. Sandella Gerald J. Fasy John J. Coscia, Jr. Christopher W. Schalleur Paul W. Halczenko, MD Class of 1995 Paul C. Danella Eric M. Shelton Gerard J. Hartey 15-Year Reunion Raymond T. Huggett, CPA Christopher D. Swanson Joseph M. Junod Saturday, April 24, 2010 Kenneth J. Madden Kevin D. Kent, Esq. Class of 1995 William J. Maher Class of 1991 Gregory T. Lavin Thomas J. Barnes David J. McNamara Mark D. Campbell James E. Maloney, Jr., PE Harry C. Citrino III James D. Morrissey III A. Christopher Dezzi, Jr. Timothy J. Maxwell Joseph F. Colistra, III Gregory P. Rietzke Craig M. Fitzgerald Francis J. McCann III Adam N. Donahue John J. Schaefer Kevin J. Koch Morgan J. McClure Michael W. Fedyna, Jr. Edward A. Wentz Erik M. Link Patrick T. McGowan Kyle M. Gallagher Paul Wynn Domenic J. Maida Kevin M. McNichol Charles A. Halpin IV Michael J. Ziff Stephen M. Matthews Kevin M. Olender Ryan C. Harrington Joseph F. X. Morrissey William J. Palm Peter V. Madden Class of 1989 Andrew J. Mullen Michael J. Parella Thomas V. Madden Stephen J. Bacica, CPA Brian J. Poehlmann Bradley J. Sandella Patrick D. Murray Paetrus F. Banmiller III Daniel A. Rakowski, MD W. Henry Sharkey Frank C. Palopoli, Jr. Stephen R. Brennan, Jr. Kevin M. Scully Christopher C. Smith Joseph A. Santangelo Michael J. Clemente Francis E. Sheridan Joseph W. Zalewski Robert F. Sautter, Jr. Thomas F. Gibbons, Jr. Michael E. Wilkin John P. Tatu T. Christopher Kelly Class of 1994 Craig S. Vondercrone David J. Kratz Class of 1992 William T. Bell Timothy P. McMahon Leo J. Burke III James S. Butcher Christopher R. Meagher Thomas N. Craig Stephen F. Duncheskie Austin J. Noonan, DC Sean T. O’Hara Gregory R. Ryan Our reason for supporting La Salle College High School could not be said better than our son’s own words. Andrew M. Savysky, Esq. John M. Stack III Before he left for his last deployment to Iraq, he sent a letter of recommendation to La Salle for a prospective Brian G. Willis, PhD student. In that letter he spoke of the many aspects of the school that were so influential in his life. He went on to add that with his responsibilities of leading our nation’s young men around the world he realized the power of his Lasallian education. Finally, he said how great it was to visit La Salle and to see the place and people that so greatly impacted his ability to lead and serve. Travis is recognized throughout the Marine Corps for his outstanding leadership and his selfless service to our country and mankind. La Salle was a big part of nurturing those foundational characteristics that allowed Travis to make a difference for others.

Tom and Janet Manion 38 Explorer Fall 2009

Class of 1996 Class of 1999 David J. Rhoads Class of 2004 Brian M. Appleby Evan S. Behr David E. Skoien 5-Year Reunion Jeffrey M. Bauder Kevin Brewster Joseph F. Slabinski IV Saturday, April 24, 2010 William T. Donohoe, Jr. Richard J. Carminati Christopher J. Tuman Daniel P. Fay Vincent A Carr, Jr. John A. Zaro Class of 2004 J. Raymond Fitzpatrick III, MD Jeremy R. Cooke Andrew J. Degnan Christopher Gange Thomas J. Dowds Class of 2002 Paul E. Gormisky Patrick W. Gorman Sean P. Heron Brandon M. Black Peter J. Hand Matthew F. Lewandowski II Michael D. Kilkenny Dino Dedic Alexander L. B. Himes Craig A. Petruzzelli Stephen J. Klarich Matthew C. Derrick Patrick V. Keenan J. Andrew Sharkey Matthew J. Lendzinski James J. Devery III Kevin M. Lutsch Gregory J. Ventresca Sean P. Matthews Luke R. Field Matthew T. Markley Timothy W. McDonald Timothy J. Flynn Anthony L. Massaro III Class of 1997 Kevin M. Noone Sean M. Gallagher Michael J. McMullen Patrick T. Casey Timothy J. Pippet Terence C. Kempf Joseph P. McPeak Carlos A. Castaneda, PhD Patrick R. Rose John A. Reifsnyder Matthew R. Price John M. Hammond James A. Sullivan Kevin A. Rieffel Rory W. Staub Thomas F. Lamprecht, Esq. Christopher J. Williamson, Jr. Andrew K. Ryan IV William G. Warner Michael A. Mattia Robert E. Sullivan Stephen D. McElroy Class of 2000 John C. Valentino Class of 2005 Michael W. Morsell 10-Year Reunion 5-Year Reunion Stephen T. Palopoli Saturday, April 24, 2010 Class of 2003 Saturday, April 24, 2010 Paul J. Read, MD Andrew M. Bartynski Class of 2000 Class of 2005 George G. Thiers Bradley D. Caracausa Matthew E. Albert Kevin S. Heron James L. Waters Nicholas J. Covolus Kevin P. Baker Patrick W. Montgomery Daniel J. Yu Philip A. DiAntonio Timothy J. Black II Michael T. Pennington Christopher R. Dougherty Thomas M. Brasberger Class of 1998 Stephen A. Farrington Class of 2006 Paul J. Carroll Keith P. Adams Sean D. Flynn Patrick J. Curran Paul D. Colistra Eric E. Andruczyk Kevin Gardner, Jr. P. Matthew Cornely Edward J. Bongard III Gregory J. Giagnacova Jason R. Dooney Justin E. Capetola Joseph R. Guerra Christopher J. Dougherty Stephen W. Crognale, Jr. H. Brad Kerr IV The Class of 2004 Brett T. Foley Thomas S. Cross, Jr. William A. Loughery Andrew M. Grzybowski Thomas Curran Patrick J. McGonigle and the Class of 2005 Robert B. Haney, Jr. Timothy S. Danaher Michael M. Merlini Gregory T. Hylinski will both hold their Saurabh S. Desai Stephen P. Miller John P. Poley Paul M. D’Orazio David A. Naab Raymond T. Shay 5-Year Reunion Timothy B. Fenningham Colin M. Whitaker Christopher Staub Puri L. Garzone III on Saturday, John H. White, Jr. Matthew G. Holbert Robert J. Miller April 24, 2010. Class of 2001 Rajesh C. Noronha David A. Bartynski, Jr. Jason J. Olcese Thomas W. Bloh William J. Reid La Salle High School provided me with a great education Michael J. Bondiskey David A. Schmel Joshua E. Borkowski and helped me to develop leadership skills through athletics Gregory P. Thomas Patrick M. Dalton John E. Travers and extracurricular activities. I also developed lifelong friendships James J. Edelen IV Ryan M. Tuman with fellow La Salle Students and Faculty and continue to benefit from Kyle M. Elliott James C. Wilson Thomas H. Gorman La Salle’s strong alumni network. I support La Salle financially in Mark P. Grady appreciation of the positive influence La Salle has had on my life. I also Joseph P. Hand IV Brett R. Kochanowicz support La Salle so the school can continue its commitment to academic Gregory P. Madden excellence and preparing young men for future leadership positions. Gabriel J. Marabella Daniel T. Marvin, Esq. Tim Erb ’94 Robert J. McCreight, Jr. 39 Explorer Fall 2009

Class Analysis

Class Amount Donors Number Of Percent Class Amount Donors Number Of Percent Classmates Classmates 1951 $8,955.00 94 94 100.00% 1973 $9,665.00 27 184 14.67% 1959 $18,875.00 62 143 43.36% 1974 $9,630.00 31 212 14.62% 1949 $6,415.00 37 110 33.64% 1982 $8,447.40 31 219 14.16% 1958 $17,975.00 46 140 32.86% 1978 $5,355.00 28 201 13.93% 1941 $2,685.00 12 39 30.77% 1979 $10,043.00 28 204 13.73% 1956 $14,820.00 44 148 29.73% 1975 $5,765.00 29 225 12.89% 1948 $3,355.00 30 103 29.13% 1964 $14,665.75 22 178 12.36% 1969 $33,530.00 58 204 28.43% 1971 $22,675.00 24 199 12.06% 1943 $3,080.00 13 46 28.26% 1977 $6,360.00 23 194 11.86% 1957 $19,455.00 38 137 27.74% 1986 $4,430.00 24 208 11.54% 1955 $5,725.00 34 123 27.64% 1940 $460.00 4 38 10.53% 1952 $14,052.00 22 80 27.50% 1985 $5,770.00 19 191 9.95% 1946 $10,090.00 26 96 27.08% 1983 $6,720.00 20 224 8.93% 1945 $4,160.00 20 74 27.03% 1994 $2,215.00 19 214 8.88% 1950 $12,295.00 35 130 26.92% 1981 $17,600.00 17 192 8.85% 1953 $3,960.00 35 131 26.72% 1998 $1,930.00 19 215 8.84% 1938 $1,500.00 5 20 25.00% 1993 $3,270.00 20 229 8.73% 1936 $675.00 3 12 25.00% 2001 $1,370.00 19 221 8.60% 1954 $5,090.00 27 119 22.69% 1990 $4,610.00 17 220 7.73% 1947 $6,665.00 29 135 21.48% 1984 $4,350.00 15 203 7.39% 1960 $8,650.00 30 144 20.83% 2000 $1,405.00 17 238 7.14% 1963 $6,740.00 27 143 18.88% 1989 $2,350.00 14 206 6.80% 1967 $7,800.00 33 180 18.33% 1995 $1,710.00 15 223 6.73% 1944 $3,040.00 10 56 17.86% 1999 $1,810.00 15 225 6.67% 1962 $4,715.00 26 146 17.81% 2003 $655.00 15 236 6.36% 1965 $22,690.00 40 226 17.70% 1987 $2,525.00 14 221 6.33% 1966 $12,960.00 30 183 16.39% 1988 $7,050.00 12 198 6.06% 1968 $11,235.00 29 179 16.20% 1997 $2,470.00 12 198 6.06% 1970 $20,100.00 33 204 16.18% 1991 $2,125.00 13 218 5.96% 1961 $7,521.00 26 161 16.15% 1996 $1,500.00 11 191 5.76% 1942 $5,810.00 7 44 15.91% 1992 $1,980.00 12 217 5.53% 1980 $11,315.00 31 207 14.98% 2004 $625.00 13 242 5.37% 1939 $425.00 4 27 14.81% 2002 $620.00 11 247 4.45% 1972 $10,650.00 31 211 14.69% 2005 $70.00 2 252 0.79% 1976 $12,295.00 27 184 14.67% $511,529.15 1,609 12,510 12.86%

The information appearing on this page represents only gifts to the De La Salle Annual Fund. 40 Explorer Fall 2009

Faculty Annual Fund

The 2008-2009 Faculty/Staff Annual Fund once again proved to be a very valuable initiative. Members of La Salle’s faculty and staff contributed over $24,000 to the Student Emergency Fund. This fund was established to help students who may find them- selves unable to pay for incidentals such as clothing, school lunches, transportation, field trips, yearbooks, or some other expense deemed necessary for the good of the student’s La Salle experience. This outpouring of internal support to our young men is truly a blessing. Thanks to the generosity of the following individuals, all students have access to the resources needed to be a success at La Salle. Faculty/Staff Annual Fund Matthew C. Derrick ‘02 John A. Keenan ‘80 Mr. Robert W. Peffle Mrs. Lisa Agnew Mr. Patrick C. Devine Mr. Michael Kennedy Mr. Alfred O. Puntel Mr. Mark A. Angiolillo Mrs. Frances Diccicco Ms. Paulette Kensey Mr. Joseph J. Radvansky Mr. Paul Arbogast David T. Diehl ‘55 Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ‘60 Mr. Anthony Resch Mr. Thomas R. Barna Brother William DiPasquale, FSC Mr. Thomas Lang Brother James F. Rieck, FSC ‘57 Brother Andrew Bartley, FSC Mr. Michael E. Dolan Mr. William L. Leahy III Kevin A. Rieffel ‘02 Mr. Dennis M. Bloh Mr. Michael Dominick Mr. Frank J. Lichtner Mrs. Rosina Ryan Mrs. Lastenia Breen Mrs. Linda Donahue Ms. Donna Long Mrs. Sue Sayer Mr. Gerard M. Brett William T. Donohoe, Jr. ‘96 Joseph F. Lynch ‘61 Mrs. Patricia Schaum Mr. Alex F. Brown Mrs. Margaret Doyle Mrs. Julia K. Maher Raymond T. Shay ‘00 Mr. Jeremy Butt Stephen F. Duncheskie ‘94 Mr. David Manion Peter R. Sigmund, Jr. ‘85 Christopher M. Carabello ‘82 Mr. Gerald R. Evans, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Marchese Mr. John Smith Brother Thomas Chadwick, FSC Mrs. Elizabeth Field Mr. Joseph L. Marchese Mrs. Kathleen Smith Mrs. Janice Ciccimaro Brett T. Foley ‘00 Mr. James Marsteller Mrs. Mary Jo Smith Joseph F. Ciccimaro ‘57 Mrs. Ann Ford Brother Anwar Martinez, FSC Mrs. Helen Spearing Mr. Daniel J. Cipolla Mrs. Barbara Franks Robert F. McAnespey ‘66 Brother James Steck, FSC Mr. Charles Cirelli Mr. James Fyke Mr. William J. McBride Mr. Gregory Teperman Mrs. Geraldine Clark Brother Brendan Garwood, FSC Mr. Daniel L. McGowan Brother Michael T. Toan, FSC Michael J. Clemente ‘89 Mrs. Rosemary Gedeik Mrs. Diana McInaw Brother Minh M. Tran, FSC Mr. Nicholas Coggins Mr. Paul Gehman Mrs. Barbara Miller Brother David Trichtinger, FSC Joseph J. Colistra, Jr. ‘64 William A. Geiger, Jr. ‘72 Mr. Gerald Miller Mr. Thomas Turner Paul D. Colistra ‘00 Mark A. Gibbons ‘92 Mrs. Kelly Minton Mr. Joseph Vettori Mr. Mark Collins Mrs. Connie Gill Brother Lawrence Monroe, FSC Mr. Dennis Wasko Brother Kenneth Cook, FSC Mr. Joseph Glacken Mr. Walter Muehlbronner Mrs. Phyllis Wells Mrs. Rita Cooney Mrs. Carol V. Haggerty Mrs. Mary Kay Mullen Mrs. Lisa Whelan Mr. David W. Crowe Gerard J. Hartey ‘93 Mr. Daniel Muller Mr. Daniel Williams Mrs. Kathleen Curley Mr. Michael Hearn Mr. Joseph Nero Mrs. Cathleen Winning Mr. Stephan Daubney Ms. Jean Holt-Brabson Mr. Geoffrey L. Nicoletti Mrs. Barbara Wisotzkey Douglas J. Demeter ‘93 Christopher E. Holwick ‘94 Mr. Mark D. Norman Ms. Cheryl L. Wolgamott Mr. Joseph Dempsey Mr. Martin J. Jackson Mrs. Kathleen O’Connell John P. Young ‘83 Ms. Pamala DeRose Mr. John Janda Mr. Joseph A. Parisi Mrs. Nancy Zoeltsch I believe in heroes. Heroes are people on whose shoulders we stand and on whose actions we depend to give rise to our ambitions and to raise our expectations. Heroes are beacons who attract the best and serve as role models who encourage us to do more than we thought possible. Heroes are ordinary people who do extraordinary things which change the lives of others; often beyond their own intentions and sometimes beyond their own expectations. Every institution must identify and celebrate its heroes and when they find them they must put them on center stage. La Salle has a true hero in Dave Diehl ‘55. His contributions over the past fifty years have shaped our identity, guided us into the 21st century and confirmed the path for our future. Throughout his entire professional life, Dave has given us his clarity of thought, his common sense, courage, compassion, loyalty, good humor and tough-mindedness as a teacher, counselor, coach, administrator, principal, parent, distinguished alumnus and Christian gentleman. More remarkably, Dave is still teaching, administering, coaching, counseling and serving as a role model for Lasallians with the same integrity and energy as when he came to us in 1960. I support the La Salle Capital Campaign because I believe it is necessary for all alumni to step forward and recognize their La Salle heroes. This support will be more than symbolic; it will be a statement of reality that defines in no uncertain terms the best that we have to offer. It will send a resounding message that we expect excellence from ourselves and from each other. The values that our heroes personify are the qualities that are at the heart of the Christian Brothers mission. They are what we want to attract and develop in young men. They encompass the best of our past and present and raise the limits of our possibilities. My La Salle has heroes. I support the La Salle Capital Campaign in honor of one La Salle hero. Does your La Salle have heroes?

Joseph J. Colistra ’64 41 Explorer Fall 2009

Parent Annual Fund

The 2008-2009 Parent Annual Fund, co-chaired by Cathy Cassidy and Greg McLaren, raised over $130,000 in support of La Salle’s Professional Development Fund. The Professional Development Fund, used by our faculty and staff to pursue post-graduate de- grees and certifications, allows La Salle to attract and maintain the best and brightest from the teaching profession. The past and continued growth of this fund is mostly attributed to the work of the Parents’ Advisory Council, whose leadership and dedication have greatly impacted its success. We thank the following parents, whose commitment to and support of Professional Develop- ment has proven immensely valuable to our faculty and staff.

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Abbott Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Cassidy Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. DeCandido Dr. Steven Flashner and Mr. Francis S. Anao Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Cassidy Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. DeMaria Dr. Deirdre Collins Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Mario A. Catanese Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Demeter Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Flynn Mr. Timothy J. Arizin Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Cericola Dr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Dempsey Ms. Kristina R. Focht Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Bach Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Cero, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jason D. DeNofa Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Foley, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Louis S. Battista Dr. & Dr. Kenneth M. Certa Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DePaul Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Foley Mr. & Mrs. David E. Beavers Mrs. Lai Tam Chong Mr. & Mrs. Jon R. Derewicz Mr. & Mrs. George V. Foos Mr. & Mrs. Oliver J. Becker Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale J. Ciammetti Mr. & Mrs. Donato C. DiAntonio Dr. & Mrs. John W. Fornace Mr. & Mrs. William F. Begley Mr. Joseph Ciasullo and Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Diasio Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Forster Dr. Marcus Bell and Dr. Denah Appelt Dr. Nancy Ciasullo Mrs. Kathleen Digney Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Franks Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bender Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Cognetti Mrs. Sandra A. DiMezza Mr. & Mrs. John T. Frazzette Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Bennett Mr. Carmen J. Conicelli, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James F. Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Fus Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Bilotta Mr. & Mrs. John L. Connolly, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Dohony Ms. Mary-Therese Gaab Mr. & Mrs. John W. Blanke III Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. Connors Mr. & Mrs. James T. Dooney Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Gallagher Dr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Bonnevie Mrs. Emma M. Cooper Mr. David N. D’Orazio Mr. & Mrs. Rafael J. Garcia, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Bono Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Corcoran Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Driscoll, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Gazzara Mr. & Mrs. Toby W. Bracken Mr. & Mrs. John A. Corr Mr. & Mrs. Robert Duncheskie Mr. & Mrs. James V. Genuardi Mr. & Mrs. Francis H. Braithwaite Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Cranch Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Giaimo Mr. & Mrs. John C. Breitmayer Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Crone Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Dunton Dr. William J. Gibbons Mr. & Mrs. George M. Brunner Dr. & Mrs. Gary W. Crooks Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Durkin Mr. & Mrs. James D. Gibson Dr. & Mrs. Steven C. Bunting Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Cruz Mr. & Mrs. John J. Dwyer Mr. & Mrs. Terence P. Gillespie Dr. & Mrs. John M. Buonomo Mr. & Mrs. Jose L. Cruz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Dwyer Mr. & Mrs. Timothy E. Gillespie Mr. & Mrs. William J. Burger, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Cunnane Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Eckert Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Greene Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Burgmann Mr. Gil Cunningham and Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Egan Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Grover Mr. & Mrs. William J. Burke Ms. Lisa Adams Mr. & Mrs. Kurt R. Eisenschmid Mr. & Mrs. Ronald S. Guerra Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Callahan Mr. & Mrs. James M. Curley Mr. & Mrs. Gerard A. Fasano Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Haesler Mrs. Elizabeth A. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Dominic D’Addona Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Ferrier Mrs. Angela P. Haney Dr. & Mrs. Alfred D. Campellone Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Daly-Leonard Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fickenscher Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Hankinson Mr. & Mrs. John J. Camusi Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D’Angelo Mr. & Mrs. Kevin G. Finlay Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Louis Caporizzo Mr. & Mrs. Francis L. Davey Mr. Thomas J. Finnegan Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Heinsdorf Mr. Michael J. Carey Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Dean Dr. & Mrs. John F. Fischer Dr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Heleniak Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Carmody Mr. & Mrs. James A. Dearden Mr. & Mrs. John M. Fisco Mr. Daniel Helmick Mr. & Mrs. John M. Carr Dr. & Mrs. Walter W. Dearolf III Mr. & Mrs. Todd J. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. James C. Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Casciano, Sr. Dr. Donald DeBrakeleer and Mr. & Mrs. Fenton J. Fitzpatrick Mr. & Mrs. John P. Higgins Dr. & Mrs. Paul R. Casey Dr. Lynne DeBrakeleer Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. Fitzpatrick Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hoffman

We believe in the goals and ideals of a Christian Brothers’ education, which I received at La Salle College High School and both Susan and I received at La Salle College. It was an education that prepared us for life and an experience that allowed us to be successful. We feel that is important for us to give back so others can receive the same opportunity.

Susan and Chip Dearolf ’74 42 Explorer Fall 2009

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Houldin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brian W. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Pospisil Mr. & Mrs. Frank Smith Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Hutchinson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Michael V. Power Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Hyer Mr. & Mrs. Martin C. McElroy Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Price Mr. & Mrs. Piotr Sobilo Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Iannuzzi Dr. & Mrs. Philip K. McElroy Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Price Mr. & Mrs. David Souchik Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Jaconski Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McGee Mr. & Mrs. Carl S. Primavera Mr. & Mrs. Neil M. Spearing Mr. & Mrs. William R. Jeitner Mr. & Mrs. William F. McGlynn Mr. & Mrs. Sean Pyne Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Speese Mr. & Mrs. Gary T. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. McGoldrick Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Quaglia Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Spera Ms. Karen M. Jones-Carey Mr. & Mrs. Brent M. McKeehen Mr. & Mrs. John F. Quigley III Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Sperger Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Joyce Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. McNally Mr. Chad J. Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Stanowski Mr. & Mrs. Edmund P. Kehan, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Joseph E. McPeak Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Quinn Mr. & Mrs. James J. Staudt Mr. & Mrs. Kevin V. Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Austin A. Meehan Mrs. Joanne Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Adam R. Stefanowicz, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Meehan Mr. & Mrs. Philip F. Radomski Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Stern Mr. & Mrs. Gerard M. Kensil Mr. Kevin W. Merlini Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Razzano Mr. & Mrs. George F. Stone Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Killian Mr. & Mrs. Edwin W. Merritt Mr. & Mrs. John C. Redmond III Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Stone Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Klein Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Migliarese Dr. & Mrs. John F. Reilly, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Subers Mr. & Mrs. Frank I. Klusek Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Mikochik Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Reimel Mr. Robert H. Swartley Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Knight Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Resnick Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Sweeney Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Kochanasz Mr. & Mrs. George Mirsch Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Restaino Dr. & Mrs. Les A. Szekely Mr. David G. Koerner and Mr. & Mrs. Frederick C. Mischler Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Toner, Jr. Dr. Deborah Koerner Mr. & Mrs. David M. Monahan Dr. John Richardson and Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Tramo Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Kowalski Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Montgomery Dr. Allyson Abbott Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tucker Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Kramer Mr. & Mrs. James T. Mooney Ms. Bonnie J. Rose Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Vasoli Mrs. Joseph E. Lavin Mrs. Kathleen A. Moran-Gannon Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Rose Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vecchione, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. James P. Letcavage Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Mulderig Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Rose Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R. Vellner Mr. & Mrs. John T. Losier Mr. & Mrs. Brendan J. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Rose Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. Veneziano Mr. & Mrs. William P. Loughery Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Rotzal Ms. Bernadette G. Vida Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Lukach Mr. & Mrs. William H. Newell Mr. & Mrs. Laurence O. Ryder Drs. Nicholas Volpe and Mr. & Mrs. Gary K. Lutsch Mr. & Mrs. Gerald T. Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas K. Sabia, Sr. Dr. Francesca Volpe Mr. & Mrs. Dennis P. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. C. Nix III Ms. Regina L. Sacco Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Walker III Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Nolan Dr. Vincent Sacco Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. MacCrory Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Noonan Mr. & Mrs. John J. Samanns Mr. & Mrs. William F. Warrender, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Maginnis Mrs. Mary O’Brien Dr. & Mrs. P. Michael Schelkun Mr. & Mrs. William J. Wasylenko, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George Maguire Mr. & Mrs. George R. Oliver Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. Schluckebier, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Weitzman Mr. & Mrs. Sean E. Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Otis Dr. & Mrs. Paul E. Schnupp Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Whelan Mr. & Mrs. John G. Malone Mr. & Mrs. Frank Palazzo Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Schoen Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. White, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John J. Maloney Mr. & Mrs. Mark Palermo Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Schuck, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Milton F. Whitehead Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Markley Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Patrick Mr. & Mrs. Ward G. Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Whitmire Mr. & Mrs. J. Ronald Martin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Peifer, CPA Ms. Terri Sciolla and Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Wilker Mr. & Mrs. Francis M. Martino Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Pelone Mr. Andrew Trevelise Mr. & Mrs. John C. Wilkins, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David J. Martosella Mrs. Barbara Perez-Mas Mr. & Mrs. David E. Scott Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Wisdo Mr. & Mrs. Dennis McAnulty Mr. & Mrs. John M. Peruto Mrs. Kristine Shields Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Wood Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. McBride Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Petrellis Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Shott Mr. & Mrs. John R. Worster, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles McCabe Mr. & Mrs. George C. Pinchock Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Simone Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. Worthington Mr. & Mrs. Duane C. McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Anthony W. Piscopo Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Sinnott Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Young Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. McCreavy Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Pizzo Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas W. Sistrun Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Zoldy Mrs. Margaret McCrudden Mr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Pleskunas Mr. & Mrs. David G. Smith La Salle College High School means tradition, Catholic values, and an environment of caring staff and teachers. We support La Salle because of the long tradition our extended family has in attending La Salle and in memory of Megan’s brother Steven. We also know that tu- ition does not cover all of the costs necessary to run the school and that additional financial support is vital to the running of the school.

John and Megan Losier 43 Explorer Fall 2009

Grandparent Annual Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Bell Mr. & Mrs. Scott K. Gibson Mr. & Mrs. James Pollino Mrs. Silvana Bonet Mr. & Mrs. Arthur W. Gorman Mr. & Mrs. Lubomir B. Pyrih Mrs. Rosario R. Carino Mrs. Joan T. Healy Mr. & Mrs. Carlos O. Ramirez Francis X. Cassidy ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. John Jankowski Mr. & Mrs. Grahame P. Richards Mrs. Jean Ciabattoni Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Konieczny Mr. & Mrs. John J. Rooney Mrs. Alvah T. Connolly Mrs. Margaret LaCorte Mr. Thomas Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Louis R. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. John W. Lyle Mrs. Frances Shields Mr. & Mrs. William D. Cordivari Mrs. Helen L. Mageeney Mr. & Mrs. Edward Shott Mr. & Mrs. Laurence W. Creter Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Martinek Mr. Charles R. Shuman Mr. & Mrs. John E. Cupchak Mr. & Mrs. James J. McCabe Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Simone Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Dailey Mrs. Margaret McCrudden Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Smalley Mrs. Karen De Bellis Mrs. Lucille J. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Walter W. Dearolf, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John R. McGann Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Speziale Mr. Dan H. Dolack Mrs. Margaret McIntyre Mrs. Rita M. Steinmetz Mr. & Mrs. Philip E. Dolan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. McMahon Mrs. Patricia A. Stillwell Mrs. Mary E. Draganescu Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold L. McPartlin Mr. & Mrs. James C. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Ferren Mr. James T. Mooney Mr. & Mrs. Jules S. Vallay Mrs. Angela L. Foley Mrs. Eleanor J. Nagele Mr. Nicholas G. Volpe Mrs. Clare B. Fuhs Mr. Robert Nicoletti Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Wallo Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Furia Mrs. Elizabeth A. O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Alfred A. Wysocki Mr. & Mrs. Rafael J. Garcia Mrs. Mary P. O’Neill Mrs. & Mrs. Bernard F. Gatti Mr. & Mrs. John Pileggi

“How wonderful for you to honor us grandparents!”

“Thank you for all you did for the Grandparents’ Day! The picture came yesterday and that was the highlight of the day.” 44 Explorer Fall 2009

La Salle Auction November 1, 2008

Presenting Sponsor Full Page Sponsors Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP Quarter Page Advertisers Chadwick Service Company Armstrong, Doyle & Carroll, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ventresca Charles E. Dunleavy, Jr.’61 Colon Rectal Surgery Associates, PC Mr. and Mrs. Martin Whalen Chesheim Dental Platinum Sponsors Communications Services and Support William R. May Funeral Home, Inc. Creative Financial Group Burt Hill Cooke Publishing Company Williamson Caterers D.E. Duffey and Sons, Inc. Daniel J. Keating Company Danella Companies, Inc. Wilmington Trust General Painting TD Bank D’Angelo Brothers, Inc. Mobilease Modular Space, Inc. David Cutler Group Half Page Advertisers North Penn Art Gold Sponsors Davison Trust Company Ancillae-Assumpta Academy Norwood-Fontbonne Academy The Bonet Family DiGiacomo Funeral Home Best Western – Kulpsville, PA Penn’s Grant Realty Corporation Dale Corp Drexel University Chestnut Hill Family Care Associates Peter S. Rosenman, DMD, Firstrust Dugan Brinkman Maginnis Coldwell Banker Premier PC and Associates The Giunta-Klein Family and Pace Colonial Electric Supply Rapid Circuits, Inc. Global Packaging F C P Group, LLC Complete Scaffold, Inc. Signed Sealed Delivered, Inc. Parec – CYMA Group Facenda-Whitaker Lanes, Inc. Dunphy Ford State Representative Kate Harper Philadelphia Coca-Cola Bottling Frank V. Radomski & Sons, Inc. Flynn and O’Hara School Uniforms The Gregor Family Williamson Hospitality Group Franklin Realty Development Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cassidy Toner Cable Equipment GSD Ink Silver Sponsors Corporation West German BMW Gwynedd Mercy Academy Elementary Ambler Sports Academy, LLC Glanzmann Subaru, Inc. Hamburg, Rubin, Mullin, Business Card Advertisers Mr. and Mrs. Al Gabriele Hibbeln Engineering Company Maxwell& Lupin Ambler Athletic Club Oral & Maxilliofacial Surgery – Howland, Hess, Guinan, HealthCare Advocates, Inc. Andrew M. Meehan, Inc. Dr. Michael Schelkun Torpey & Cassidy Horgan Brothers, Inc. Baum, Smith and Clemens, LLP The Quinn Family Lagreca and Quinn Real Estate Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Bruce’s Plumbing & Heating Utility Line Services, Inc. Lima Company Lincoln Investment Planning, Inc. Branzburg & Ellers Carr & Duff, Inc. Bronze Sponsors The James McLaughlin Family McGoldrick Leasing Central Bucks Urology Abington Memorial Hospital Men of La Salle Orleans Homebuilders Cer-Mac, Inc. Blue Bell Private Wealth Management Mercy Suburban Hospital Pennrose Service Company Choice Hotels International D.M. Sabia, Inc. Mothers’ Club Region 20 CYO Athlectic Board Chris Cawley Remodeling David Geppert Recycling, Inc. Mount Saint Joseph Academy Sentinel Process Systems, Inc. Cigars Unlimited Deloitte Philomeno and Salamone Shearon Environmental Design ConferSave, LLC Eble One2One Custom Designed R.M. Electric The Great Room Edwards Printing Company Personal Tutoring Sloane Automotive Group Trenchtech, Inc. Flourtown Sunoco, Inc. Essex Technology Southern Company Wissahickon Skating Club Francis Martino Insurance H.F. Lenz Stanton Systems Free Shop Janey Montgomery Scott LLC Fresh Start Credit Restoration, LLC KPMG Law Office of Rosemary R. Ferrino McNeil Consumer Healthcare Lisa’s Tailor Dressmaker Mr.and Mrs. Robert Moran ‘69 Palladio Custom Framing North Penn Dental Arts and Wall Design Ortho Surgical & Rehab Associates, PC RDC Resource Development RSM McGladrey, Inc. Temple University Swartley Brothers Engineers, Inc. The Rhoads Garden The Foley Insurance Agency, Inc. 45 Explorer Fall 2009

49th Annual Alumni Golf Outing Monday, June 29, 2009

Presenting Sponsor Putting Green Sponsors Kent & McBride, PC Alumni Contributors La Salle College High School Wistler Pearlstine, LLP John Kent ’68 Michael Adams, DMD ’81 Alumni Association Michael Clement, Esq. ’67 Ernie Koschineg ’91 Ron Bean ’86 Lloyd Beck, Jr. ‘74 James Garrity, Esq. ’67 Kindt, Kaye & Wentz, Inc. Course Sponsor – Wissahickon Bill Benz, Esq. ‘72 Black & Gerngross Edward Wentz ‘88 Firstrust Phil Cassidy ’70 James Black III, Esq. ’77 Mike Dinda ‘82 Slabinski Funeral Home Jim Donahue ’86 Fred Gerngross, Esq. ’77 Joseph Slabinski, III ‘67 Michael Donohoe, DC ‘79 Course Sponsor – Militia Hill Joseph Slabinski, IV ‘01 Driving Range Sponsor Ed Feeny ’62 The DePaul Group Daniel J. Keating Company TrechTech Steve Gardner ‘72 Anthony DePaul ’80 David Martosella ’83 Tony Gillespie ’68 Prizes Sponsor Golf Cart Sponsors Jay Kerrigan Neil Fitzpatrick ’81 John M. Casper ’87 Andrew Malone, CPA ’78 United States Utility Line Services, Inc. John Malone, Esq. ’73 Roofing Corporation Corporate Sponsors Austin Meehan ’79 Ryan Farragut ’93 Bob McAnespey ‘66 Chadwick Service Company Zelenkofske Axelrod, LLC Ryan Tyrell ‘91 Brian McGeehan ’95 Mark Chadwick ‘85 Richard Carlin ‘72 Jim McLaughlin ’57 Hospitality Cart Sponsor Deloitte & Touche Bill Regli ‘58 Williamson Hospitality Stephen Gardner ’72 Walt Small ’38 Bob Szostak ‘72 Services, Inc. Driscoll Construction Mike McCabe ‘78 Micahel Driscoll ’76 Dan McGill ’78 James Driscoll ’79 Jim Osborne ‘56 Jim Osborne, III ’82 Dugan, Brinkman, Maginnis & Pace Gene Maginnis, Esq. ’69 Global Packaging Anthony Maginnis ’76 Johnson Kendall Johnson Doug Friel ’93

As an alum and the father of two sons who have attended La Salle, my experiences with both the school and the teachings of the Christian Brothers has been a guiding influence throughout my life. La Salle and the Christian Brothers welcome impressionable boys entering the school as freshman and through their teachings and spiritual guidance the boys are transformed into respectful young men with well defined spiritual values and morals. The fraternity that La Salle and the Christian Brothers nurture is one that lasts a lifetime.

Austin Meehan ’79 46 Explorer Fall 2009

Tribute Gifts

Mrs. Maureen McAnespey Acchione Dr. Edward A. Dachowski Honoring Harry Donahue’s 60th Birthday Mrs. Florence M. Ward Mrs. Jacqueline H. Cain Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fenningham ’68 Dr. and Mrs. John F. Carabello Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kent ’68 Steven Blust ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Chestnut Mr. and Mrs. John T. Losier Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Clavan Mr. Joseph V. Dunton Ms. Jennifer L. Clements Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dunton ‘70 Mr. Peter R. Bossow ’86 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Coffey ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bossow Mr. and Mrs. John C. Covolesky Mrs. Margaret A. Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. D’Angelo Mr. Harry J. Bradley, Esq. ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. DePaul ’80 Honoring Mr. Richard H. Emenecker ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bloom, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. DiGiacomo Comcast Corporation Ms. Kathleen F. Coulston Mr. Steven DiMauro and Ms. Gina Esposito Mr. Willaim A. Coyle Mr. John P. “JP” Fenningham, Esq. ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Echelmeier Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Cross, Sr. Mr. Pantaleon Fagel and Delaware County Bar Association Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Durkin Mrs. Maria Sicat-Fagel Mr. and Mrs. David A. Franklin Dr. and Mrs. J. Michael Whitaker ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Falcione Gallagher, Schoenfeld, Surkin and Chupein Dr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Enrico J. Guerrieri Mr. John F. “Tex” Flannery, Sr. ’40 Mrs. Ruth Fitzpatrick Mrs. Robert Henry and Patrick J. Curran ’06 Mrs. Constance Fox Mrs. Heather Dooley-Henry Ms. Katherine Flannery and Dr. G. Joel Funari Mr. and Mrs. Michael Implazo Mr. George Brown Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Gabriel ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Jelus Mrs. Rosemary Flannery Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kincade John F. Igoe ’59 Dr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Giannetti Dr. and Mrs. William Kozin Mrs. Elsie M. Harpf Mr. Felix J. Longo ’48 Mr. John F. Flannery, Jr. ’73 Holzer Clinic Maryanne Christopher Salon Ms. Katherine Flannery and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Karras Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. McCalla Mr. George Brown Mr. Robert F. Kaupp Mr. and Mrs. Bernard P. McGinley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Lang Mrs. Mary Catherine Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Migatz, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Leahy Mr. John J. Hoban ’70 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Murray Mrs. Marie S. Lepley Mr. and Mrs. John P. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Lyons Honorable Francis V. Griffin ’46 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. McNally, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Abbott ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Perlingiero Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Meinhart Mr. and Mrs. Royce A. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Rhodes Dr. Jerome L. Millan Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bell Mr. Martin Rudman Mr. Ferdinand P. Morro ’47 Bowie and Jensen, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Saopp Naulty, Scaricamazza and McDevitt, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Mick Schlegel Dr. Charles B. Nissman Mr. Edmund P. Butler, Esq. ’56 Ms. Patricia H. Steiert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. O’Kane ’79 Mr. John J. Callan ’46 Suburban West Realtors’ Association Dr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Pellecchia Mr. Francis X. Cassidy ’45 Mr. Rocco P. Taraborelli Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pomper Claremont Prep Association, Inc. Toft Woods Community Association Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ristey Mr. Michael F. Dineen Mr. and Mrs. James R. Trainer ’54 Mr. John J. Schaefer ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. James J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Dweck Mrs. Margaret Wanenchak and Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Schelkun Mr. and Mrs. Michael Elswit Ms. Constance Egan Seitz, Leatherman and Kolb LLC Exhibits and Special Events Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Wanenchak Mr. and Mrs. George Stiftinger Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Farber Mr. and Mrs. Terrence J. Foley, Sr. Mr. John J. Bresnan ’45 Dr. Michael A. Tomeo Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Friedman Mrs. Barbara Bresnan Weinrich Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Friend Brother Edward Cannon, FSC ’37 Mr. and Mrs. Elischa Givoni Ms. Marilyn Moller and Ms. Joan Miller Mr. Donald A. Gordon ’61 Mr. Michael A. O’Toole ’68 Mr. Charles J. Halfpenny, Jr. ’82 Mr. Daniel F. Hendrie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hersh Mr. John R. Hinrichs Mr. William R. Householder, Jr. 47 Explorer Fall 2009

Mr. Howard E. Jensen Honoring Reverend Anthony W. Mr. William H. L. Sullivan ’37 Mrs. Madeleine M. Keehan Janton ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Loughran Ms. Dorothy J. Wolff Ms. Anne Bromley and Mr. Thomas White Mr. and Mrs. David J. McCourt Daniel J. Keating Company METSCHOOLS, INC. Mrs. Sue Kolsun Mrs. Marie F. Lebair Mrs. Georgette M. Most Dr. Joby Kolsun ’83 McCormick Distilling Company, Inc. Mr. James W. Nally Mount Vernon Associates, Inc. Mrs. Philomena G. O’Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. William Leahy Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Schaufler Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. O’Neill William L. Leahy III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. O’Neill, Jr. Honoring Mary Vesey’s 80th Birthday Messrs. Martin Sr., Martin, Jr. ’63 and Mr. and Mrs. Stephan P. Oppenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Meehan Edward Longstreth ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Peszka Mrs. Roy Hanshaw, Sr. Mrs. Susan B. Peterman Mr. Andrew J. Wallace ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Wallace ’65 Mr. Richard J. Pomfret ’56 1st. Lt. Travis L. Manion, USM ’99 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pugh IV Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Carmody Mr. Joseph W. Wesner ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Schlacter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Manion Mrs. Frank J. Wesner Mr. Ross F. Schriftman Mr. Terrence P. McCann ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wesner, Jr. ’66 Mr. Frank V. Smith Mr. Timothy W. McDonald ’99 Springfield Township Historical Society Dr. Paul J. Read ’97 Honoring Pearl Wesner’s 80th Birthday Mr. Richard L. Stafford Mrs. Concetta R. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Stinton Dr. Joseph D. McGeary ’41 Mrs. Hilda Haisfield Mrs. Patricia A. Stinton Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Hannigan Mr. and Ms. Richard Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Stinton Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sarlo Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Stover Honoring William A. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Streibig Mr. Timothy J. McNichol ’97 Whiteside, Jr., Esq. ’46 Ms. Nancy M. Stroh Mr. Thomas M. Lofgren ’66 Police Athletic League of Philadelphia, Inc. Mrs. Patricia I. Thibault Mr. Kevin M. McNichol ’93 Dr. and Mrs. W. Michael Tuman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. McNichol Mr. Daniel V. Wylde ’44 Mr. Kenneth D. Truscott Mr. David A. Naab ’03 Mrs. Anne Marie Wylde Western Main Conference Mr. and Mrs. William L. O’Connor Mr. William A. Whiteside, Jr. ’46 Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Woodring Mr. Miles K. Miller ’04 I give to La Salle because of Mr. Michael M. Yuengling ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Clayton, III Big Frank, Big Joe, Big Tom, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Miller Mr. Thomas B. Harper, III ’42 Little Joe (you know who they are) Mrs. Frances M. Harper Mr. Peter P. Muessig ’45 Mr. David F. McGrath ’45 and the kindness they showed Mr. Martin J. and a 13-year old boy from the city. I give Mrs. Anna Gertrude Hoban Mr. Edward J. Murphy ’42 Mr. John J. Hoban ‘70 Mr. Christopher E. Murphy ’82 to La Salle because of Brother David Albert, Brother Jeremy, Brother Edward Cannon, Mr. Edward B. Hoffman ’51 Mr. Richard A. (Drew) Panettieri ’05 Mrs. Anne B. Hoffman Mr. Richard A. Panettieri ’78 Brother Declan Lewis, Tex, O’Bie, Joe Moran,

Mr. Charles G. James Brother William Quaintance, FSC, EdD ’50 Gerry Tremblay, Brother Anthony, Brother Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Lembach ’50 Mr. Kevin Agnew Gratian of Jesus, and Brother William, all of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bucci Mr. and Mrs. John R. Worster, Sr. Mr. Lew Clark who made our Class of 1961 the Men of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dwyer ’53 La Salle that we are. I give to La Salle for Mr. and Mrs. William B. Greenway La Salle College High School David Center the Brothers I have not named, the Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Seidman today, and the Brothers of the future. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sise Joe Lynch ‘61 48 Explorer Fall 2009

Matching Gifts

ACE INA Foundation General Electric Foundation Merck & Co., Inc. Time Warner Mr. & Mrs. John J. Dwyer Donald J. Gimpel ’53 Raymond P. Bain ’71 Walter L. Updegrave ’70 Joseph H. Torrence ’46 Jeffrey M. Bauder ’96 Aetna Foundation James P. Waters III ’84 John T. Becker ’57 Towers Perrin John M. Donahue ’70 Kevin J. Cornely ’72 Brian M. Appleby ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. Fitzpatrick GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Donahue ’58 John W. Furtek ’69 American Express Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Donahue ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. John T. Frazzette Anthony J. Gillespie ‘68 William A. Fitzgerald ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Haesler TYCO American International Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Fus Mr. & Mrs. Wasyl Halczenko Daniel M. De Dominic ’90 Patrick T. McGinn ‘87 Robert F. Harchut ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Harkins Dennis P. Lynch ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Kowalski Mr. & Mrs. George R. Oliver Amica Mutual Insurance Company Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Killian Clifford M. Mars ’82 Mrs. Jacqueline H. Cain Robert P. Moran ’69 Timothy P. McMahon ‘89 Unilever United States Joseph A. Greco ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Peifer Joseph T. Morrissey ’83 Foundation, Inc. D. Scott Porreca ’86 Richard A. Panettieri ‘78 AON Risk Services GMAC Commercial Mtg. James J. Reilly, Jr. ’44 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Subers Holding Corporation United Technologies Mr. & Mrs. James E. Maloney, Jr. ’93 MMC John B. McGill ’67 ARAMARK Corporation Matthew P. Beagle ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Stanowski W.W. Grainger, Inc. Sean T. O’Hara ’89 Vanguard Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Hannigan Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Danella ’88 AstraZeneca Microsoft Corporation Donald D. Fanelle ‘62 Peter M. DiBattiste ‘74 Graver Technologies LLC James J. Edelen IV ’01 Frank G. Gagliano ’87 John B. Millard ‘85 William J. Selph ’76 Charles T. Lloyd ’83 Bank of America Foundation Kevin M. McNichol ’93 Gerald E. Connor ‘73 The Greater Kansas City Morgan Stanley Kevin M. Scully ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. DeCandido Community Foundation Edward V. France ’69 Christopher J. Dougherty ’00 A. Edward Allinson ’52 Verizon Foundation Motorola Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Cericola Boeing Company Hewitt Associates Mr. & Mrs. Louis Caporizzo James A. DeMerlis ‘74 Thomas I. Guerin, Jr. ’49 Kellen G. Leister ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. David E. Scott Patrick D. Slattery ’99 Mark J. Malone ’60 Honeywell International John Nuveen & Co., Inc. Wachovia Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. McNichol Matching Gifts Edward J. Bongard III ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Williamson Richard A. Durso ’92 Brian Gemzik ’78 Pacific Gas and Electric Co. John J. Hoban ‘70 R. Brian Stefanowicz ‘82 Ingersoll Rand Frank R. Lindh ’70 Michael P. McIntyre ‘77 Robert E. Murphy ’55 Matthew J. Mihalich ’76 Citigroup Foundation Plainfield Asset Management Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Noonan Mr. Thomas Durling, Esq. & ITT Industries, Inc. Timothy S. Danaher ’98 Joseph J. Wallace ’65 Mrs. Hilary S. Blust James F. Malloy ’51 Prudential Financial Washington Group International Congoleum Corporation J.P. Morgan Chase Mr. & Mrs. William J. Cashin Jr. ’59 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Worster Ronald J. Pendrak ’67 Timothy J. Erb ’94 Edwin J. Feeny ’62 Richard E. Fairbanks ‘41 John J. News ‘44 WellPoint Associate Deutsche Bank Edward J. Giera ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Young Giving Campaign Thomas M. Brasberger ’00 Timothy E. Green ’86 Thomas J. Barnes ’95 Raytheon Company DST Systems, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Consumer Friedrich S. Kramer ’76 The H.O. West Foundation A. Edward Allinson ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley J. Bonner ’81 Joseph E. Abbott ’70 Resolute Management, Inc. Exelon Corporation Salvatore V. Mattoccia ’69 Wyeth Rudi H. Trickel ‘74 Joseph S. Camardo ’70 RohMax USA, LP Albert W. Kellenbenz ’68 Fannie Mae Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David Souchik Peter M. McGonigle, Esq. ’66 XL Design Professional SAP America, Inc. Martin J. Andrejko ’80 First Horizon Financial Frank R. Colantuono ‘59 Joseph M. Evancich ’59 Tamburri Associates, Inc. Michael J. Tamburri ’80 49 Explorer Fall 2009

Signum Fidei Society Pennsylvania Educational The Signum Fidei Society is a special group of La Salle Improvement Tax Credit supporters who have made financial provisions to the school through bequests, charitable trusts, annuities or gifts of life insurance. Program Through their thoughtful and generous gift planning they are leaving The following businesses have graciously supported La Salle a legacy to benefit future generations of La Salle students. We are College High School’s Scholarship Fund while receiving a substantial pleased to honor the members of the La Salle’s Signum Fidei Society. tax credit through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Joseph G. Albright, Esq. ’49 Dr. & Dr. Mario Alonso Tax Credit Program (EITC). John W. Behan, Esq. ’60 Michael J. Brennan ’76 Carabello, Mansell and Knouse Dental Assocates Danella Construction Corp. Dr. & Mrs. John F. Carabello James P. Connor ’46 Danella Line Services Driscoll Construction Co., Inc. Facenda-Whitaker Lanes Foundation Structures, Inc. Gerald F. Crumlish ’42 Joseph D. Crumlish, Esq. ’40 Geppert Brothers. Inc. Global Packaging, Inc. J. Russell Cullen, Jr. ’56 Philip F. Drach ’47 Hightec HVAC International Materials, Inc. James G. Dwyer ’53 Thomas J. Flood ’55 J.P. Mascaro andSon, Inc. Joe Hand Promotions, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Gabriele Mr. & Mrs. James E. Hasson Merit Metal Products Corporation Matthew 25 Management Corporation Dr. William J. Hipple ’47 J. Michael Kovac ’89 Philip Rosenau Co., Inc. PNC Bank Shearon Environmental Design Tague Lumber, Inc. Mrs. Jennie H. Leary Vincent W. Madden, Jr. ’65 The Bryn Mawr Trust Company United States RoofingCorporation James T. McLaughlin ’57 Robert P. Moran ’69 Utility Line Service, Inc. Westinghouse Lighting Corporation Francis M. Ponti, PhD ’56 John F. Rodenbaugh ’51 To find out if your business qualifies, check out www.NewPA.com Thomas W. Sheehan, CPA ’48 Edward R. Solvibile ’58 or call the Office of Institutional Advancement at (215) 233-2350. Gerald E. Speitel ’48 Michael E. Sullivan, PhD ’58 Martin F. Whalen ’58 Charles C. Wynn ’46

The Office of Institutional Advancement welcomes the opportunity Special Fundraising Groups to explore the possibilities and opportunities of creative gift planning We graciously acknowledge the generous gifts of time, energy, talent, as a way to support La Salle’s mission while ensuring your family’s and financial resources from the members of the following special financial security. For more information, check out our website groups. Over $1.2 million was raised by and through these groups in at www.lschs.org/plannedgiving or call our office at (215) 233-2350. support of their individual clubs and associations. Their tireless efforts truly enhance the academic and extracurricular life at La Salle.

Alumni Association Band Parents Baseball Parents Basketball Booster Club Crew Parents Association Forum Parents Golf Parents Hockey Booster Club Lacrosse Crease Club LaSale (Auction) Men of La Salle Mothers’ Club Soccer Booters Club Swim Team Parents Association Takedown Club Touchdown Club

We sincerely believe that all our gifts to La Salle College High School are not donations like gifts to community organizations, police, firefighters, even our local parish church for example. These gifts are clearly investments, the return on which is the educated and future leaders of the world, the students we graduate every year. That investment is clearly targeted according to the school’s needs; we know how our investments will benefit that objective because we have a clear and realistic vision of those needs. Our gifts, like all gifts, will benefit the present and future students, and continue the tradition of excellence achieved over many decades. It will help provide a broad and balanced Christian education in the tradition of St John Baptist de La Salle, the Christian Brothers brand of education, the brothers who become life-long friends and counselors to their students. There is an increasing attitude toward secularization in our country, and it is more important than ever that we help our young people provide the defense against this attempt, and La Salle is the right place to learn how to do that. Irrespective of the amount of our investment and gift to La Salle, we are confident that we will make a difference in the lives of the students. Al and Barbara Gabriele 50 Explorer Fall 2009

Endowment Funds

The Office of Institutional Advancement is proud to oversee a growing number of named endowment funds that have been established to provide financial assistance in perpetuity to students who wish to attend La Salle College High School. In most instances, the individuals who established these funds outlined specific criteria for disbursing the annual interest earnings on the funds. These funds have been established by alumni, parents and friends of La Salle College High School.

Named Endowment Funds as The Richard D. DiBella ’71 Grant Fund, The John “Tex” Flannery ’40 Trust Fund, of August 2009 established in 2006, provides financial assistance established in 1983 by friends of this distinguished to students demonstrating need. alumnus and longtime football coach, on the occa- The A. Edward Allinson ’52 Grant Fund, sion of his 25th year as a coach at La Salle College established in 1999, provides financial assistance to The David T. Diehl ’55 Scholarship Fund, High School. students demonstrating need. established in 2002, provides financial assistance to students demonstrating need. The Haley Group Fund, established in 2004, The Alumni Association Grant Fund, established provides financial assistance to students demon- in 1997, provides financial assistance to sons and The Donahue-Fitzpatrick Endowment Fund, strating need. grandsons of alumni. established in 2006, provides financial assistance to students demonstrating need with special The Hansen Family Grant Fund, established in The Brother Andrew Bartley, FSC Scholarship consideration to candidates from Philadelphia and 2009, provides financial assistance to students Fund, established in 1997, provides financial St. William Parish. demonstrating need. assistance to students demonstrating need. The Saint Katherine Drexel Scholarship Fund, The Hathaway Grant Fund provides financial The James & Barbara Basile Grant Fund, established in 1998, provides financial assistance assistance to students demonstrating need. established in 1998 by James Basile, Esq., ’82 to students demonstrating need from the Gesu to honor his parents and provide financial School and / or surrounding neighborhoods in The Clark J. Hopkins ’62 Scholarship Fund, assistance to students from the Roxborough North Philadelphia. established in 2007, provides financial assistance area of Philadelphia. to students demonstrating need with special con- The Charles and Gertrude Dunleavy Grant sideration to candidates who demonstrate a true The Robert S. Blasi Family Trust Fund, Fund, established by Charles Dunleavy ’61 in sense of the meaning and value of friendship. established in 1987 by the Hon. and Mrs. Robert S. honor of his parents. This fund provides financial Blasi, funds the Principal’s Medal at graduation assistance to students from the Wyndmoor area. The Hughes Family Grant Fund provides finan- for the senior with the highest scholastic average cial assistance to students demonstrating need. for four years. The Joseph Vincent Dunton Grant Fund, established in 2007, provides financial assistance The Rev. Anthony W. Janton Scholarship Fund, The Amadio Buccini ’59 Scholarship Fund, to students demonstrating need with special established in 2008, in honor of Father’s affiliation established in 2001, provides financial assistance to consideration to candidates who are sons or as a Christian Brother, provides financial assistance students demonstrating need. grandsons of Philadelphia Police Officers primarily to students demonstrating need. and Philadelphia Fire Fighters secondarily. The Phil and Jane Cassidy Financial Aid The John J. Kane Trust Fund, established in Endowment Fund, established in 2001, The Robert J. Durney ’57 Endowment Fund, 1986 by John E. Kane ’75 in memory of his father, provides financial assistance to students established in 2007, provides financial assistance provides financial assistance to fatherless boys. demonstrating need. to students demonstrating need with special consideration to candidates of African-American The Koller Scholarship Fund, established in The Beatrice Dachowski Trust Fund, established descent graduating from St. Malachy School. 2007, provides financial assistance to students in 1983 by Dr. Edward Dachowski, in memory demonstrating need with special consideration to of his wife, Beatrice, provides an annual award The James G. Dwyer ’53 Scholarship Fund, candidates of sound academic potential living in to a graduating senior who best exemplifies the established in 1999, provides financial assistance the Roxborough/Manayunk/Andorra area. principles of St. John Baptist de La Salle and the to students demonstrating need. Christian Brothers. The Patrick Leahy Scholarship Fund, established The John Feeny ’64 Trust Fund, established in 2000, provides financial assistance to students The D’Alfonso Family Scholarship Fund, estab- in 1979 in his memory by his sisters and brothers, demonstrating need. lished in 1998 by Bro. John D’Alfonso, FSC ’55 to provides financial assistance to students honor his parents, John and Anna, provides finan- demonstrating need. The Howard R. and Jennie Leary Grant Fund, cial assistance to students demonstrating need. established in 2000, provides financial assistance to The J.P. Fenningham ’93 Grant Fund provides sons of police officers and firefighters. The James & Mary Jo Danella Grant Fund, financial assistance to students demonstrating established in 1999, provides financial assistance to need. The Dr. Joseph D. Lehman Endowment Fund students from the Conshohocken area. provides financial assistance to students demon- strating need and exceptional potential. 51 Explorer Fall 2009

The Julia Maher and Dr. Joseph D’Angelo The Charles J. “O’Bie” O’Brien Trust Fund The William H. Vincent, Jr. ’56 Grant Fund Scholarship, established in 2007, provides finan- provides financial assistance to students provides financial assistance to students cial assistance to students demonstrating need. demonstrating need. demonstrating need.

The 1st Lt. Travis J. Manion ’99 Grant Fund, The Frank M. Ponti ’56 Grant Fund, established The Karl and Mary-Elizabeth von Lipsey established in 2007, provides financial assistance in 2006, provides financial assistance to students Scholarship Fund, established in 2009 by to a current student demonstrating need who demonstrating need. Roderick K. von Lipsey ’76, provides financial as- has been identified as having the character traits sistance to students of demonstrated need, who that embodied Travis Manion during his years as a The Joseph M. Queenan ’65 Scholarship Fund, possess scholastic aptitude and growth potential, student at La Salle College High School. established in 2004, provides financial assistance to and whose principal financial sponsor is a public students demonstrating need. servant/employee. The Christopher Matthews ’63 Grant Fund provides financial assistance to students The Frank and Mary Radomski ’40 Trust Fund, The Robert J. Walker ’52 Scholarship Fund, demonstrating need from the city of Philadelphia. established in 1989 in his memory by the Radomski established in 2002, provides financial assistance Family, provides financial assistance to students to students demonstrating need. The Charles F. and Verna M. McCafferty Grant demonstrating need. Fund provides financial assistance to students The Andrew Wallace ’92 Endowment Fund demonstrating need. The David and Elizabeth Savaiano Grant Fund, provides financial assistance to students demon- established in 2001, provides financial assistance to strating need. The David T. McCarthy ’66 Scholarship Fund, students demonstrating need. established in 1999 by his family and friends, The Brother Anthony Wallace Trust Fund, provides financial assistance to students demon- The Mae Kutzer Schmitt Fund, established in established in 1986 by Thomas J. Ryan ’60 in strating need. 1983 by John Schmitt ’58 to honor his mother, honor of Brother Anthony and his many years of provides aid to a “La Salle student of character devoted service at La Salle, provides financial The Timothy J. McNichol ’97 Grant Fund pro- and promise”. assistance to students demonstrating need. vides financial assistance to students from St. Philip Neri Parish in Lafayette Hill, PA. The Scola Family Scholarship Fund in memory The Florence M. Ward Scholarship Fund, of Pietro and Vito Scola, established in 2007, pro- established in 1990 by the Class of 1950 in honor The Jack Meehan ’38 Trust Fund, established vides financial assistance to a student demonstrat- of Mrs. Ward, former Director of Alumni Affairs, in 1989 by his family. Mr. Meehan, an affiliate ing need with special consideration to candidates on the occasion of her retirement. Christian Brother, was a long time benefactor of who are of Italian-American decent and reside in La Salle. This fund provides financial assistance to either Northeast or South Philadelphia. The Joseph W. Wesner ’73 Scholarship Fund, students demonstrating need. established in 2002, awarded by the art The Brother Robert F. Shea, FSC Trust Fund, department to talented current students. The Ernest J. Mehr Trust Fund, established in established in 1990 by Brother Robert from gifts 1985 by Muriel Mehr, retired faculty member, in that he received on the occasion of his 25th The John Whalen ’67 Grant Fund, established memory of her husband. This fund provides finan- anniversary as a Christian Brother, provides finan- in 2006, provides financial assistance to students cial assistance to students demonstrating need. cial assistance to students demonstrating need. demonstrating need.

The Men of La Salle Endowment Fund assures The Elizabeth B. Slabinski Scholarship Fund, The Charles C. Wynn ’46 Grant Fund, that no student of La Salle College High School will provides financial assistance to students demon- established by Charles C. Wynn ’46, provides have his education interrupted due to the death of strating need from the city of Philadelphia. financial assistance to the rowing program. a primary wage earner. The Brother Fred Stelmach, FSC ’46 Endowed The Miles Miller ’04 Grant Fund, established Scholarship Fund, established in 1996 by La Salle If you are interested in establishing a named in 2004, provides financial assistance to students College High School alumni and friends of Brother endowment fund, please contact Paul Colistra, demonstrating need. Fred, provides financial assistance to students Major Gifts Officer in the Office of Institution- demonstrating need. al Advancement at (215) 402-4811. The J. Anthony Mitchell ’56 Grant Fund provides financial assistance to students The Gerald A. Tremblay ’53 Scholarship Fund demonstrating need. provides financial assistance to students demon- strating need from the city of Philadelphia who The Joseph L. Moran ’45 Trust Fund, established demonstrate exceptional ability and promise. in 1976 by La Salle College High School Alumni, provides monies for an outstanding student of Spanish to study/travel to a Spanish-speaking country in the summer preceding his junior year.

La Salle made me believe that anything in life was possible.

Jake Whalen ‘67 52 Explorer Fall 2009

Legacy Photos

Second Generation Explorers The Class of 2013 includes forty-five “legacies,” students whose fathers, grandfathers or great grandfathers are graduates of La Salle College High School. These students are pictured above with Principal Joseph Marchese and President Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60 at the Freshman Orientation on Tuesday, September 8, 2009.

First Row (left to right): Principal Joseph Marchese, Michael Avallone, Eric Bridgeford, James Carroll, Michael Casey, Michael Celoni, Matthew Chadwick, Anthony Checchi, Breandan Colgan, and Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ‘60 Second Row (left to right): Zachary Connor, Thomas Coyle, Michael deLuca, Nicholas D’Orazio, Patrick Finlay, Brian Fischer, Mark Grasela, Denis Harp, and Peter Hildebrandt Third Row (left to right): Steven Hladczuk, Luke Kane, Brendan Koch, Kurt Lutter, Mark Lynch, Joseph Maginnis, David Malone, Joseph Markmann, and John Mastronardo Fourth Row (left to right): William Mischler, Patrick Morrissey, Thomas Noonan, Kevin O’Donnell, Philip Plourde, James Princivalle, Christopher Rocco, and Erik Scannapieco Top Row (left to right): Trent Simmons, Riley Slusarski, Matthew Strolle, Robert Suter, Sean Waters, Ryan Williams , Ryan Winslow, Alexander Wolanin, and Andrew Yeamans Missing from the photo: Brian Robinson and Sean O’Brien Third Generation Explorers Pictured with Principal Joseph Marchese and Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60 are five boys from the Class of 2013 whose fathers and grandfathers are graduates of La Salle College High School.

(left to right): Principal Joseph Marchese, Joseph Markmann, Robert Suter, Michael Avallone, Sean Waters, Ryan Williams, and Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ‘60 53 Explorer Fall 2009 classnotes George Guld ’47 reports that after living in a two-story log home for twen- 1930’s ty-seven years in the Pocono Mountains, will be moving to Schuylkill County.

LTC William O’Donnell, USAF (Ret.) ’38 plays golf three days a week Nicholas Marino ’47 welcomes emails from his classmates to njma- and still shoots under his age (89). [email protected].

Joseph Gavaghan ‘39 is enjoying his old age visiting son Patrick Gavaghan August Ober, Jr., ‘47 writes that his granddaughter, Candice, made him a ‘62 at his homes in Raleigh, NC and Jackson Hole, WY. great-grandfather this year.

James McGoldrick ’39 is a retired WW II Naval Aviator. Jim and is wife Robert Jardel ‘48 and his wife Dorothy have a new great-grandson – Mildred celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary in May 2009 and Michael James Allison, born April 19, 2009. Jim has retired as a City Councilman in North Wildwood, NJ. Jim and Mildred are the parents of three children, seven grandchildren, and eight William Sharpe ’48 finally made his long-awaited trip to the Galapagos great-grandchildren. Islands this year. The Tour Guide mentioned Mendel as well as Darwin.

Gerald Speitel ’48 was awarded the Drexel 100 Medal at the Rittenhouse 1940’s Hotel in Philadelphia on May 2, 2009 by C.R. Pennoni, President of Drexel University and Dominic Caruso, Chairman of the Drexel 100. The Drexel 100 Philip O’Neill ’41 writes that the O’Neill’s continue their travels. They have is the Drexel University Hall of Fame and only 194 graduates have received gone on 39 trips including 70 countries, 42 trans-Atlantic crossings, and 23 this honor. These outstanding alumni embody Drexel’s heritage of excellence cruises totaling 900 days at sea. and achievement in their professional accomplishments, public service, and Leonard Whalen ’42 writes that he is still enjoying life in Florida and lives philanthropic activities. with his daughter. “God Bless to All”. Gerald received a BS in Civil Engineering from the Drexel Evening College in Joseph Bergan ’44 sadly lost his wife Marion on January 6, 2009 after a 1963 and a MS in Engineering Management from Drexel University School 25-year long courageous battle with breast cancer. They had just celebrated of Engineering in 1967. He was President of Speitel Associates, a Consulting their 46th wedding anniversary and months earlier, welcomed their eighth Engineering firm specializing in Civil and Environmental Engineering. He grandchild. founded the firm in 1972 and it grew to 140 employees before becoming part of BCM Engineers in 1996. He was a licensed Professional Engineer in seven Dominic Marino ’44 regretfully reports they he has lost two daughters, but states and a licensed Land Surveyor and Professional Planner in the State of is delighted to have eight grandchildren and is proud of the Catholic influence New Jersey. in their education. Gerald has been President of the New Jersey Consulting Engineers Council, Carl Helwig ’45 is having a get together with some 1956 classmates the South Jersey Branch and New Jersey Section of the American Society of and their wives at Michael’s Cove on the eastern shore of the Chesapeake Civil Engineers. On the national level, he was ASCE Director of District One Bay: Jim Goodyear, John Tuohy, Kevin Carey, and Cliff Gillespie will be and Zone One Vice President. He was elected the 1989 Delaware Valley in attendance. Engineer of the Year and was later selected for the New Jersey Engineer of James W. Jones ’45 is taking his grandson, Matt Lamson ’08 on a trip to the Year and the Distinguished New Jersey Civil Engineer Awards. Spain. He will be entering his sophomore year at La Salle University. His four Drexel previously recognized Gerald with the College of Engineering Alumni years of Spanish at La Salle College High School will be a big help. Service Award, the Mary S. Irick Drexel Medal, the Key “D’ Award, the Joseph Martin Pendergast ’45 watched with pride as his grandson, Kyle Finlay, Vetter Service to the University Award, and the Twenty-Year Attainment graduated from La Salle College High School in May of 2009. A second grand- Award. son, Patrick Finlay, will be entering La Salle in the fall, following his brother’s Gerald serves on the Ocean City High School Advisory Board for “Project Lead and grandfather’s footsteps. the Way”, a program which encourages students to consider a career William Bailey ’46 is happy with his move to Richmond, VA. in engineering and architecture.

Harry Reckner ’46 is still working with his youngest son making glass eyes Peter Finley, EdD ’49 and his wife Nancy celebrated their golden anniver- for taxidermy. They make machinery for the company in his machine shop at sary this summer. They took their three grandchildren on a trip to Ireland to home. Harry is restoring an Austin Healy sports car. visit one of their ancestral homes in County Donegal.

Charles Wynn ‘46 was named “Volunteer of the Year” for visits to patients Joseph Margre ’49 now has sixteen grandchildren and three in convalescent hospitals in San Rafael, CA. Charlie was a participant in great-grandsons. “Human Race” fundraiser for affordable housing in Marin County, CA. Ted Regan ’49 is very proud of La Salle Academics and Sports! James Fallon ’47 has been married to his wife, Dolores, for 58 years, result- ing in eight children, thirty-three grandchildren, and fifteen great-grandchil- dren. Jim is Secretary of Fort Dix Retiree Council. He retired PARNG as SGM. 54 Explorer Fall 2009 classnotescontinued

J. Raymond Fitzpatrick, Jr. ‘56 has his first grandson Liam Raymond 1950’s Fitzpatrick, born March 31, 2009.

Reverend Monsignor Thomas Birch ’50 celebrated his 50th Jubilee on Robert Lyons, MD ’56 received the 2009 Distinguished Alumni Service May 7, 2009. Award from Yale School of Medicine in June 2009. Bob graduated from Yale Mike Carey ’50 is pleased with his son, Devlin, who is a Presidential Scholar School of Medicine in 1964. in the Class of 2010. Martin O’Donnell ’57 has moved back to the Philadelphia area after spend- Charlie Happ ’50 is still playing music. He belongs to six different groups; ing twenty-four years in Lexington, KY. two concert bands, two big band jazz orchestras, and two quartets. Jim Osborne ’56 recently retired and is enjoying Avalon, along with his wife Bernard McAneney ’50 is grandfather of nineteen. of forty-nine years, Sally. They enjoy visits from their family and friends, in addition to boating and golf. Jim does miss his frequent visits to “La Salle’s Reverend William Spencer ‘50 has become of the Pastor of a second par- fabulous campus” and seeing so many friends, associates, and the enthusias- ish, in addition to being Pastor of Our Lady of Lake Huron Catholic Church, tic students. Harbor Beach, MI, Father Spencer is now also the Pastor of St. Anthony of Padua, in Helena, MI. Honorable Peter Perry ’56 was appointed to the position of Supervising/ Managing Judge, Workers’ Compensation Office of Adjudication, William dePasquale ’51 has traded his violin bow from the Philadelphia Southeastern District of PA. Orchestra days, for a conducting baton. Bill is in his 3rd year as conductor of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra’s string orchestra, PRYSM. The PRSYM Frank Ponti, PhD ’56 is now serving on the President’s Recovery Acts enrollment has doubled each year. Transparency Board representing the Department of Defense.

Robert Walker ’52 is traveling to Germany and Lichtenstein this year. Last John Singiser ’56 celebrated his 70th with his family (three daughters and year, he went to Russia – first time for Bob and second time for his wife. son-in-laws, six grandchildren) at Islamorada in the Florida Keys in March. He He will attend two family reunions this year – one in Virginia and one in had a great time and is still selling athletic equipment. Maryland. Reverend Charles Sullivan ’56 retired as pastor of St. Bernard Church Lou Casale ’54 and his wife Thelma (Hare) celebrated their golden in June of 2008. Now Father Sullivan is Senior Priest (semi-retired) at St. wedding anniversary at a party given by their children for family and friends. Michael’s in Levittown, PA. He celebrated his 43rd anniversary of priesthood. In attendance were fellow classmates: Dr. and Mrs. Francis Boland ’54, James Waters ’56 retired from the Abington School District on June 30, Mr. and Mrs. William Bryson ’54, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin Grasmeder ’54. 2009.

Anthony Giampetro, Sr., MD ’54 visited with classmates at John John Becker, CPA ’57 is proud to report that, with the graduation of his Lamprecht’s restaurant, The Blue Bell Inn, and had a great time. He is thrilled grandson Christopher on May 30, 2009, three generations of Becker’s have to be semi-retired and still working three days a week. graduated from La Salle College High School.

Richard Deasy ‘55 is now retired from the Department of the Navy and is Robert Durney ‘57 is now Associate Professor of Business at Chestnut Hilll now working for a Defense Contractor. College and has been voted Pennsylvania Advisor of the Year by the Future Reverend Monsignor James Foley ’55 the Pastor Emeritus of Saints Peter Business Leaders of America College Division. and Paul Parish in West Chester, PA was appointed Parochial Vicar with the William Regli ‘58 asks the Class of 1958 to Save the Date of Wednesday, status of Senior Priest at Saint Eleanor Parish in Collegeville, PA. December 16, 2009 for their annual Christmas Party at Manufacturer’s Golf Robert Suter ’55 is proud of Robert W. Suter, III, a member of the Class of and Country Club. 2013. Robert, III will be a third generation Explorer at La Salle College High Stephen Cook ’59 and his wife Anne are celebrating their 41st wedding School. anniversary; they have four grandchildren.

James Catalino ’56 is proud of his seventh grandson, Michael Catalino, who Louis Donaghue, MD ’59, a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon, retired in will be a member of the Class of 2013. 2007 after thirty-four years in practice.

Tom Elsasser ’59 came out of retirement to take a position with Mayor Nutter’s Administration in Philadelphia. 55 Explorer Fall 2009

Michael Komelasky, MD ’65 reports that his daughter joined the US Navy 1960’s Medical Corp in June 2009 as a Psychologist.

Jim Coll ’60, after retiring, has been working as a member of the Harry Vantine, PhD ’65 retired in 2007 and lives with his wife Kathy and Maintenance Staff at Mary, Mother of the Redeemer Parish in daughter Kelly in Livermore, CA. Harry enjoys golf and has a 13.9 index. He North Wales, PA. still works two days a week at Livermore Lab.

Dennis Metrick, PhD ‘60 officially retired from his position of Program Gene Cattie ’66 has moved to Cattie Consulting, which assists schools and Manager for the Maricopa County Justice Courts on May 22, 2009. Dennis small businesses in improved use of marketing and sales through print and hopes to become a docent for The Phoenix Art Museum. electronic mail.

William Smith ’60 holds patents in the United States, Canada, and Israel. William Gibbons, MD ‘66 is Chairman of the Department of Medicine at John Greene III ’61 is retired and living in Atlanta, GA. On Labor Day last Holy Redeemer Hospital in Meadowbrook, PA. Bill is proud of his son, year, John met with Dennis Crowley, Buck Durney, and Rob Becker for golf Brian ‘06. outing in Somers Point, NJ. Paul Partyka ’66 was elected President of Oviedom – Winter Springs Joseph Lalli ’61 is “pop-pop” to ten grandchildren, the oldest of whom just Regional Chamber of Commerce – which is 630 members strong. turned eight. Thomas Baldino, PhD ’67 is serving as Interim Dean of the College of Arts, Reverend Dave Givey ’62 is busy working at several parishes in Ocean Humanities and Social Sciences at Wilkes University. City, NJ. His book on “The Social Thought of Thomas Merton: The Way Rob Liberatore ’67 retired from Daimler a year ago and is doing non-profit of Nonviolence and Peace fro the Future” has recently gone into a Second work, including a fellowship at a transatlantic think tank called the German Edition. It is published by St. Mary’s Press, 2009. Recently turning 65, Father Marshall Fund. He and his wife Patty are spending most of the summer in Dave says “at my age, I guess it’s better to be in a Second Edition than to be Martha’s Vineyard. out of print”. Ed Molush ’68 rode 162 extremely hilly miles for the benefit of MS Society in Walter Kaminski ’62 is retired in Plantation, FL. He misses announcing “Dutch Tour” bike event on July 18, 2009. Explorer football and basketball games more than cheese steaks and hoagies. Andrew Stephenson, Esq. ’68, while on business to the UAE, met John Louis Beccaria PhD ’63 recently was appointed by the Chester County Bang, a 1989 alum and an attorney with the law firm of Bae, Kim & Lee in Commissioners to the Advisory Board of the Chester County Food Bank, Seoul, South Korea. Andrew and John spent a week in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. which raises funds and collects food to assist the many in Chester County who daily lack enough food. Gerry Binder ’69 recently joined Janney Montgomery Scott in Wyncote, PA as a Financial Consultant. John Fisher, DDS ‘63 was elected President Elect of Massachusetts Dental Society as well as elected into the International College of Dentists. William Brinkmann ’69 is proud of his company, Brinkmann Brothers; they’ve been doing slate, copper, tile and conventional roofing since 1865. Anthony Le Storti ’63 was presented by the American Creativity Association with the Champion of Creativity Award for his work in fostering creative Kevin Colgan ’69 has a son, Brendan, in the Class of 2013 who is a goalie thinking and innovation. for the Junior Flyers AAA Hockey Team.

Chris Matthews ’63 has just published “The Hardball Handbook”; which John Corr ’69 reports that 2010 marks his 20th year in the wine industry. is packed with advice for the college graduate. Chris just delivered the Commencement Address at St. Joseph’s University. Geoff Meyer ’69 became a grandfather for the second time on April 3, 2009 and had a wonderful time at his 40th Reunion. “Thanks to all…what a great Joseph Yannessa ’63 is still doing federal background investigations since time!” retiring from the Marine Corps. He is working closely with local law enforce- ment agencies. He and his wife Anne are still raising teenagers. Thomas Pilong ’69 recently retired from NFL Films and is enjoying his time with his first grandchild. Tom Gallagher, Esq. ’64 had a great time at the 45th reunion – “nice to see time has not changed any of us”. Joe Zaiss ’69 said it was a phenomenal 40th Reunion for the great class of 1969. The Reunion Committee did a super job to put it together. Larry Hill ’65 has accepted a position as the Delaware Valley Regional Chapter Coordinator with the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition. NOCC is a non-profit organization with the mission of educating women and doc- tors about ovarian cancer, the most deadly of gynecologic cancers. Larry is responsible for coordinating their fundraising and awareness events in the tri- state area. Larry lost his wife to ovarian cancer in October 2008. 56 Explorer Fall 2009 classnotescontinued

Gerard Foley ’74 asks his class to contact him at gfoley@foleyinsurance. 1970’s com. He is initiating Class of 1974 gatherings, communications, e-mails and Phil Cassidy ’70 that he just returned from his 21st consecutive year visiting on-line discussions…join in! the Saratoga Springs Racetrack – fellow alums were Mike Cassidy ’74, Joe Mike Hoehn ‘74 and classmate Pete Salmon are working to improve the golf Winning ’69, John Wozniak ’77, Bill Benz ’72, Gerry Lowery ’78 and Connell games of their fellow classmates Bob Gerngross and Phil Kelly. McConeghy ’88. Men of La Salle fathers on the trip included Kevin Agnew, Joe Ferrier and Joe Winning. Ronald Tomasso, AIA ’74 had a wonderful trip to Sicily in June.

Gerald Burke, MD ’71 graduated from Rutgers Camden Law School in May John Suchy ’75 in addition to representing the Lindal Cedar Homes, is 2009, while continuing to practice medicine on a full-time basis. He was for- currently the Associate Broker and Office Manager of Coldwell Banker tunate to pass the PA and NJ bar exams in February of 2009. Hearthside in Ottsville, PA. Their office is in what was the Harrow Inn – Chef Tell’s old restaurant! “We think the place is haunted by his spirit – a good Gerald Hathaway, Esq. ’72 was elected as a fellow to the College of Labor spirit.” and Employment Lawyers. Jerry works in the New York City office of Littler Mendelson, P.C. Election as a Fellow is the highest recognition by one’s col- John Toy ’76 is entering his seventh year with Capgemini and just about leagues of sustained outstanding performance in the profession, exemplifying recovered from Hurricane Ike. integrity, dedication and excellence. James Young ’78 sends his regards to all his classmates. The fourteenth installation of Fellows will be held November 7, 2009 in Washington, DC, coincident with the American Bar Association’s Labor and George Johnson ’79 is working at JP Morgan Chase in Commercial Lending Employment Section’s Continuing Legal Education Conference. With the Group. His son, Kevin, graduated in May as a member of the Class of 2009. current installation, the College is represented by over one thousand members in forty-three states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico 1980’s and Canada. John Borek, LTC (Ret) ’80 accepted a position with the Defense Department The College was the vision of a number of the Fellows. The idea was to as a Senior Intelligence Analyst. further establish this profession in all its aspects as one uniquely important to the world of labor and employment law, individual rights, collective bar- Paul Kollmer-Dorsey ’81 joined the Broadcasting Board of Governors as gaining and dispute resolution. The College was established in 1995 through Deputy General Counsel and Acting General Counsel. The Broadcasting Board an initiative of the Council of the Section of Labor and Employment Law of of Governors, encompassing all US civilian international broadcasting, is an the American Bar Association. It operates as a free standing organization independent federal agency that broadcasts in sixty languages to key recognizing those who, by long and outstanding service, have distinguished audiences around the world and acts as an example of a free and profession- themselves as leaders in the field. al press. Paul currently resides in Washington, DC and has more than twenty years of legal experience supporting global technology and communications- Nicholas Rongione ’72 was elected to Board of Directors of the West Boca based enterprises. Community Counsel, an umbrella organization consisting of over one hundred homeowners associations in Boca Raton, FL. LTC Michael Masucci, USAF ’81 retired from USAF last year after twenty- three years of service. Michael is now flying as a corporate pilot for XOJet, Kevin Weinstein, Esq. ’72 and his wife, Mary, welcomed their first grand- Inc, an owner and charter private flying service flying the Citation X Aircraft. child this past January. John Toner ’82 is enjoying his “second-time” through La Salle College High John Fornace, DO ’73 writes that his two sons, Christopher ’06 and Daniel School with his sons, John ’10 and Billy ’12. ’07, along with his nephew Liam O’Neill ’07 have all graduated from La Salle College High School and now attend Drexel University. William O’Brien, III, DO ’83 is CEO of HyperOx, Inc., a hyperbaric oxygen company that was awarded a federal grant to start Autism Research. Vincent Hee ’73 after thirteen years of installing and repairing slate, tile, metal and asphalt roofing, gutters and siding; nine years as a Sales/Project Mike Stoughton ‘83 is one of those people willing to take a chance. Manager and five more years as a Sales Manager for Russell Roofing, has Leaving the corporate world behind. While so many people dream about it, successfully started Vince Hee Roofing and is ready to help any alum. not many actually have the gumption to do it. Thomas Keating ’73 has been elected to the Iowa High School Athletic After working as a software developer for the majority of his adult life, the Association’s Board of Control and will be inducted into Iowa Volleyball 43-year-old Medford resident decided he was going to Coaches Hall of Fame in November 2009. pursue his dream. Rory Lawler ‘73, together with his son Darcy, has opened a shop named “My whole life I’ve been told ‘you have a great voice, you love Darcy’s in the Flourtown Farmers Market in Flourtown, PA. baseball…you’ve got to do something about it’,” said Stoughton. “I figured, if I could get a job that pays me to go to baseball games, that would be heaven.” 57 Explorer Fall 2009

Stoughton realized the jobs weren’t going to come to him, so he started Francis Worthington ‘85 has a son, Francis, Jr., in the Class of 2012. calling around to minor league teams to see if there were any opportunities available. And after a year, nothing came of it. Christopher Haley ‘86 recently resigned from Wachovia Securities to join an independent real estate advisory firm, Ridgeway Capital, LLC, as principal. But that didn’t stop him and with the 2009 season rolling around, he continued his pursuit, this time at a job fair for the Lakewood BlueClaws, Terry Burke ’88 was promoted to Vice President of Quest Diagnostics. the Single A affiliate for the Philadelphia Phillies. John Maher, Jr. ’89 married Allison Wilson in Philadelphia on July 19, “They weren’t looking for a PA announcer, but I figured let me take a 2008. John is working for a health care consulting firm, Premier Consulting crack at it and maybe somebody would hear me and they’d like my voice.” Solutions as a Director. He and Allison live in Rittenhouse Square.

And that’s exactly what happened. Stoughton’s booming baritone voice struck a chord with officials at the job fair and a few weeks later, he received 1990’s a phone call and a job offer. No audition, no formal interview. Just an Joseph Cullen, Esq. ’91 is a shareholder at Stark & Stark in Newtown, Bucks opportunity. County, PA. Joe specializes in personal injury litigation and medical malprac- tice litigation. It turns out that the regular PA announcer for the BlueClaws, Kevin Clark, wanted to scale back his schedule, leaving half the season available. It was Craig Fitzgerald ’91 was appointed the head weight and strength coach for perfect timing for Stoughton. football under Steve Spurrier at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC. He was formerly the head weight and conditioning coach at Harvard The married father of three was offered 35 games, announcing batters, University. Craig is a former football player and graduate of the University of starting lineups, pitching changes, promotions, special guests and more. Maryland. “It’s a tight show we put on, but we still manage to have a lot of fun,” Timothy Micsko ‘92 is currently the Associate Producer of the USA Network added Stoughton. “I knew this was going to be a blast, but I had no idea TV show, “Psych” which airs on Friday nights at 10:00 PM on USA. just how much fun this would be.” Kevin Conlin ’93 is entering his tenth year of teaching at Abington Senior The PA announcing job field is not exactly a burgeoning one, but Stoughton High School. plans to keep pursuing his dream and hopes opportunities continue to arise. A recent visit with Phillies iconic PA announcer Dan Baker only reinforced Sean McDermott ‘93 was officially named Defensive Coordinator of the Stoughton’s ambition. Philadelphia Eagles on July 24, 2009. McDermott took over on an interim “Consummate gentleman doesn’t even begin to describe him,” said basis on May 18, 2009 after Jim Johnson began an indefinite leave Stoughton. of absence to cancer treatments.

“I jokingly told Dan that I aspire to replace you. He said ‘I’ve been doing it McDermott joined the coaching staff of the Philadelphia Eagles in 2000 as an for thirty-eight years and god willing I hope to do it another twelve to hit that assistant to the head coach and has quickly climbed the coaching ranks. He fifty mark.’” has held the positions of Defensive Assistant in charge of Quality Control, And after just half a season and with no formal training, Stoughton said he Coach of the Safeties, Linebackers Coach, and most recently was in charge of feels right at home in the booth and is ready to keep chasing the dream. the Secondary. Prior to coaching for the team, McDermott began his involve- “It was surprisingly easy right out of the chute. I didn’t know if I would be ment with the Eagles as a Marketing Intern in 1996. nervous, but it’s almost like there is no time for the nerves to get a hold of you. Now, I’m really comfortable with it.” Joseph Zalewski ’93 has joined the board of the non-profit Red Fern Theatre Company and will help produce their first premiere “All Through The Night” Peter Tripodi ’83 has a new business. In addition to ATRIPOD Associates, he this October. has started Solar Advantage in Trevose, PA. J. Raymond Fitzpatrick, III, MD ’96 is completing a surgical residency at Steven Gavarone ’84 married Dawn Barnikel on May 24, 2009. the University of Pennsylvania and is pursuing a career as a Cardiac Surgeon.

Tom Gizzi ’85 and Joseph Logan ’90 are coaching Collegiate Women’s Robert Miller ’98 married Jennifer Marboury on June 17, 2009 in Great Division I Basketball at Loyola College in MD. Mills, MD. Groomsmen included Terence Fallon ’98, Mark Smalley ’98, and Frank Stieber ’98. Also in attendance was the groom’s uncle, Harry B. Miller, Joseph Hackman ‘85 is now a Project Management Professional (PMP). Jr. ’58.

LT Scott T. Miller ’99 is on his third deployment to Middle East – Kabul, Afghanistan. “See everyone in January 2010.”

LTJG Patrick Salvitti ’99, a Navy Pilot, is currently serving in Kuwait. 58 Explorer Fall 2009 classnotescontinued

Thomas Devlin ’00 has completed his fifth year of teaching at La Salle 2000’s College High School and recently purchased a home in the Mt. Airy section of Paul Carroll ‘00 is the Director of Music at St. Louis Church in Clarksville, Philadelphia. MD. He holds BA and MA degrees in Organ from the Peabody Conservatory Kyle Elliott ‘01 graduated from the Villanova University School of Law of Johns Hopkins University where he studied with Donald Sutherland from in May 2009. In the fall, Kyle will be clerking for the Honorable Thomas 2000-2005. As a keyboardist, Paul has performed as a soloist, an accompa- I. Vanaskie in the United States District Court for the Middle District of nist, and with orchestras in the United States, Italy, Russia, Germany, Austria, Pennsylvania located in Scranton, PA. Spain and Israel as an organist, pianist, and harpsichordist. Fall of 2009, Paul will begin a doctoral program in Sacred Music at the Catholic University Peter Hand ‘04 is now living in New York City, working for ZoCo of America in Washington, DC. Productions as an assistant to the executive producer. Along with Oprah Winfrey, the company is launching a new television show called “The Doctor At age 15, Paul took his first position at church in his native Lansdale, PA. Oz Show”. Soon after, he served first as Organist and later as Music Coordinator for Youth Ministry at Corpus Christi Church in Upper Gwynedd, Pennsylvania. Joel Worster ‘04 is working for this family owned and operated business, While studying at Peabody Conservatory, Paul held positions of Organist Stitch Graphics, Inc. Recently, they started a new division of the company, at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Odenton, MD and Organist for Screen Printing, of which Joel is in charge. Spanish Liturgy at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington, DC. As a church musician, Paul has played in St. Peter’s Basilica in the Gerard McEvilly ’05 graduated from Cabrini College in May of 2009 with a Vatican, Martinskircke in Oberlennigen, Germany, and the Church of Saint BA in Criminology. Bartholomew in Seville, Spain. From 2002-2007, Paul was the Director of Dan O’Toole ‘05 graduated in May from Haverford College, magna cum Music Ministry at St. Clement Church in Lansdowne, MD. laude, with majors in Economics and in English. He was selected a member of In April 2003, Paul won first place in the Washington, DC Chapter Phi Beta Kappa and awarded the Newton Prize for highest honors in English. Competition of the American Guild of Organists (AGO). In October 2005, A four-year member of the cross country and track teams, Dan was named he was a finalist in the Marcello Galanti International Organ Competition the Outstanding Meet Performer in Track at the Centennial Conference in Mondaino, Italy. Outdoor Track and Field Championships earlier this spring. He was also named to the 2008-2009 Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area collegiate Paul supports many different types of music. He first emphasizes the works of team chosen by area Sports Information Directors in July. seminal French Romantic Composers such as Charles-Marie Widor and Louis Vierne. As he explores various other avenues of musical performance, Felix Manzi ‘07 is going on tour as the drummer for the Glenn Miller Paul has performed and directed many Broadway musicals. He has performed Orchestra. He will be spending a whole month in Japan with the orchestra. at a variety of venues including Toby’s Dinner Theater in Maryland as well as the Bristol Riverside Theater in Pennsylvania. He is a member of the American Guild of Organists and is currently the Dean of the Baltimore Chapter. In addition, he was the Chair for Publicity of the 2007 Baltimore Regional Important Verification Needed Convention of the AGO. Please Call 215.402.4813

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Celebrating 50 Years of Brothers‘ Boys 60 Explorer Fall 2009 Births Deaths Scott Wolpert, Esq. ’84 and his wife, John Collins ‘95 and his wife, Patti, a John C. Ansel, MD ‘67 Joseph Benz, father of Joseph ‘75 and Amy, a girl, Grace Elizabeth, on May 27, girl, Rory Eileen, on July 2, 2009. grandfather of Thomas ‘10 Joseph F. Bisciotti ‘69 2009. J. Raymond Fitzpatrick, III, MD ’96 Jennifer Bradley, the mother of Jerome F. Bradley ‘45 Daniel Keenan ’91 and his wife, and his wife, Colleen, welcomed their first Dylan Ozuna ’12 Jessica, twin boys, Daniel and Michael, on child, a boy, Liam Raymond, on March 31, Edward “Ted” Byrne III ‘78 Richard E.Buck Ronald Carapellotti, father of Ron ‘12 September 11, 2008. The boys are named 2009. John F. Daly ‘51 after their father and dear friend Michael and Alex Carapellotti ‘11 Ryan Foley ’97 and his wife, Katie, a girl, Costello who perished in the World Trade Robert “Chip” D’Ambrosio ‘58 Daniel J. Clipner, father of Charlotte Fitzgerald, on August 7, 2009. Dan Clipner ’89 Center terrorist attacks exactly seven Joseph P. Earley ‘47 years prior. Tim Fenningham ’98 and his wife Katie Ann Coleman, mother of Patrick ‘09 Durkin, their first child, a boy, Aiden Michael J. Heaney ’64 John Draganescu, father of John John Rider ’91 and his wife, Julie, Patrick, on January 16, 2009: He has Draganescu, MD ’75, Mark Draganescu welcomed their first child, a boy, James Edward J. Holmes ‘89 already committed to La Salle College High (Current Parent), grandfather of Jefferis, on December 23, 2008. School. Kevin R. Kierstead ‘69 Mark S. Draganescu ’11 Michael O’Hara, PhD, MBA ’93 and John Travers ’98 and his wife, Ashley, James A. Kelly, Sr. ‘54 Bernard Freitag his wife, Kristen, a girl, Paige Lauren, on welcomed their first child, Jack William, on James L. Keogh, III ‘48 Col. Willliam B. Fynes, Sr. (Ret.), father February 18, 2009. October 15, 2008. of Bill ‘65 and John ‘68 Walter A. McCool, DMD ‘46 Brian Romano ’94 and his wife, Megan, Anthony A. Galante, father of Anthony Nick Coggins and his wife, Stacey, their their third child, a girl, Erin Margaret, on John C. Nolan ‘44 A. Galante ‘02 third son, Liam Nolan, on July 16, 2009. June 29, 2009. Jacqueline Anne Hughes Hathaway James C. O’Rourke ’57 Gouin, mother of Richard ‘65, Michael James G. Shields ‘47 ‘68, George ‘69 and Gerald ‘72 Cathering Koenig, mother of George A. Michael T. Vesey ‘77 Koenig ‘59 Rosario “Roy” Lomanno, father of Mark Honorees ‘71 and James ‘73 Daniel J. McCollum, III, father of Joe McCollum ‘08 Peter Sigmund ’85 received the Drexel University Andrew Weaver, father of Michael Harold W. Pote Behind Every Graduate Award for Weaver ’84 Excellence in Secondary School Teaching from the LeBow College of Business on June 13, 2009.

In an effort to acknowledge the influence of excellent teaching, Drexel University established the Harold W. Pote Behind Every Graduate Award to provide an opportunity for at least one such teacher to be recognized during their commencement. The university asked all of their graduating seniors to nominate a teacher that has made a difference in their lives. A committee of Drexel faculty and students then chose among those nominated. The recipi- ent exemplifies outstanding teaching, role modeling, and a commitment to students. Pete was nominated by Kevin Lutsch ’04, a former Lab Manager at La Salle and a business administration major who graduated from LeBow College of Business.

In his nominating letter, Kevin praised Pete for recognizing the importance of experimental learning. “Mr. Sigmund recognized that high school students could hone and develop their technology and people skills by participating in a technology team management program.” Due to this life-transforming experience, Kevin will pursue a career in technology consulting upon his grad- uation from Drexel. Kevin further stated, “Mr. Sigmund embodies the spirit of the Harold W. Pote Award. He guided me to choose Drexel for its cooperative learning experiences, prepared me for the challenges of a collegiate educa- tion, emphasized the importance of business principles, and continues to help students to succeed in college and life.”

Pete received a $2,000 prize and an additional $2,000 was donated Drexel University to La Salle College High School in the name of Pete Sigmund and Kevin Lutsch. The Golden Age of T V: A Really Big Show

THE 2009 LA SALLE A UCT ION

Please join the Men of La Salle and the Mothers’ Club as we celebrate the memories and the magic of the Golden A ge of TV.

Saturday, November 7, 2009 La Salle College High School 6:00 PM Cocktails, Hors d’oeuvres and Silent Auction 7:45 Dinner ~ 9:00 PM Live Auction Followed by Mass and Continental Breakfast

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