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THE DIPLOMA CONSISTS OF • Chaplaincy/Spiritual Care in 2 foundational courses Interreligious/Public Contexts 10 3 courses in various • Interreligious Worship and Prayer Courses … religious traditions • Islam Students in the program 3 courses in • Religion and Disability take a total of 10 courses, most of which require broader themes • Sikhism 12 hours AND A OF CLASSROOM TIME 2-credit capstone course FOR EACH COURSE with an experiential component CURIOUS? FIND OUT MORE: stmikes.utoronto.ca/program/diploma-interfaith/ Courses are offered on All courses taken during Saturdays the Winter, Summer and CONTACT: OFFICES: and Fall semesters of 2020 [email protected] Muzzo Family Alumni Hall are generously underwritten 416-926-7128 Third Floor Weeknights by the Scarboro Missions stmikes.utoronto.ca/theology 121 St. Joseph Street Toronto, ON M5S 3C2 St.Michael’s Contents The University of St. Michael’s College Alumni Magazine Winter 2020 Volume 59 Number 1 06

PUBLISHER Kathryn Elton A Season of Transformation Chief Advancement Officer 06 University of St. Michael’s College for St. Mike’s CSR Program Updated name, new award, enhanced EDITOR value all signs of program’s coming of age Laurie Morris By Catherine Mulroney (usmc 1982) Director of Communications University of St. Michael’s College managing EDITOR 10 “Who’s Rosie?” Catherine Mulroney When USMC Alumni Association Communications Officer President Andy Lubinsky headed back to University of St. Michael’s College school recently at St. Mike’s, he found that CONTRIBUTORS things have, well, changed. Melanie Waring-Chapman By Andy Lubinsky (usmc 1979) 10 Matt Doyle Sheila Eaton Kathryn Elton Andy Lubinsky (USMC Class of 1979) 19 Athletics at St. Mike’s: Catherine Mulroney (USMC Class of 1982) Betty Noakes (USMC Class of 2013) Alive and Well and Thriving Duane Rendle Supporting athletics reflects a commitment David Sylvester to the whole person while also building spirit and community 20 Distribution Office of University Advancement By Duane Rendle, Dean of Students

Art Direction & Design 19 Fresh Art & Design Inc. 27 2018-2019 Donor Report COVER photo Duane Rendle

Publication Mail Agreement No: 40068944 Columns Please send comments, corrections and inquiries to the Office of University Advancement University of St. Michael’s College 04 From Founders House 81 St. Mary Street, Imagining the Future of St. Mike’s Toronto, ON M5S 1J4 Telephone: 416-926-2331 17 Fax: 416-926-2339 17 campus notes Email: [email protected] bulletin board Alumni, friends and students of 22 the University of St. Michael’s College receive this magazine free of charge. honours Visit our website at stmikes.utoronto.ca 26

St. Michael’s Winter 2020 3 from founders house

Imagining the Future of St. Mike’s

“…we as an intellectual community must analyze causes, use imagination and creativity together to discover the remedies to our problems…educate professionals with a conscience, who will be the immediate instruments of [social] transformation, and constantly hone an educational institution that is both academically excellent and ethically oriented.” ignacio ellacuría, s.j., president uca san salvador, 1982

n this season of new begin- on the next page, we are inviting nings and resolutions, it strikes you to tell us what that future of me as more than appropriate St. Mike’s should look like. I hope Ithat we, as a university community, you will take the opportunity take stock of the path on which we to help us consider how best to find ourselves and reflect deeply respond to the current complex upon what lies ahead on the journey. challenges of our day and look As members of Toronto’s Catholic to initiatives that will enable this university, this undertaking requires community to flourish for another much more than the traditional ac- 180 years. tivities of a strategic planning process Throughout its history St. and calls us to discern collectively on Michael’s has educated graduates what our distinctive role should be who are competent and creative within the University of Toronto, across the be surprised that these preliminary sessions leaders in their field of study and their city and around the world. have produced a recommitment to the professions and who are also compas- St. Mike’s 180: Rooted in Our Future Catholic mission of St. Michael’s and a deep sionate and ethical contributors within is a process of reflection and visioning desire to renew our efforts to creating a com- society. Our institutional commitment that began last summer, designed both to munity that is not only transformational in to academic excellence has always been articulate and affirm our historical strengths the lives of our students and staff but one linked to inspiring and empowering our as a community and to imagine what new that also works to build a more just world. graduates to contribute to a greater good, undertakings are demanded of us as we These exciting discussions are continuing on the common good. As the New Year prepare for our 180th anniversary, which campus throughout the Spring with the goal unfolds, we invite you to take the time to is just a decade away. Consultations have of creating a formal plan for St. Michael’s by reflect and consider how we might do this been ongoing—with students, staff, faculty, the Fall of 2020—but now it’s your turn. even better. F alumni, and community partners—for the I am reaching out to you as alumni last six months. What is already clear is that and friends of St. Michael’s to contribute Gratefully, people are passionate about this place and your voice to the conversation. Through David Sylvester, PhD see great things in our future. You will not a variety of means, including the survey President & Vice-Chancellor

4 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s Help St. Mike’s envision and create a dynamic and abundant St. Mike’s 180 future by answering the questions below and returning this Rooted in the Future survey in the postage paid envelope provided. Submissions are anonymous unless you choose to include community survey your contact information.

1. It’s 2032 and we are celebrating St. Mike’s 180th anniversary. What two or three things do you want to be able to say about St. Mike’s and what do you want others to be saying about St. Mike’s? What are people seeing, thinking and feeling when they’re on campus?

2. Today, in 2020, what do you think are St. Mike’s most important assets and strengths? In other words, what differentiates us?

3. Where do we go from here? What does St. Mike’s need to start doing or continue doing to build those assets and strengths and live up to your vision for the University in 2032?

Is there anything else you’d like to share or additional feedback you’d like to offer?

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To reply online please go to https://stmikes.utoronto.ca/180 Updated name, new award, enhanced value all signs of program’s coming of age A Season of By Catherine Mulroney Transformation for St.Mike’s CSR Program o matter what stage of life you’re at, icebreakers can help the first day of school seem a little less daunt- ing. But when the school is St. Mike’s, and the subject is corporate social responsibility, you can forget about We make a lot of Nstandard tension diffusers like ‘tell two truths and one lie about yourself’ personal connections between or pinning your birthplace on a giant map. As participants in the 2019/2020 Graduate Diploma in Social Re- values and ethics and urge sponsibility and Sustainability cohort met for the first time this past people to take their October, students were asked to chat with a seatmate and then present that person to the group by naming their core values. As the introductions whole selves to work.” circled Charbonnel Lounge, words like honesty, gratitude, compassion, respect, integrity and humour surfaced, indicators that this is not just any classroom. This past Fall, the program name of Corporate Social Responsibility For close to 20 years, University of St. Michael’s College has been was changed to the Graduate Diploma in Social Responsibility and Sus- the go-to school in Canada to study Corporate Social Responsibility, an tainability. Corporate no longer appears in the program name because the operational philosophy also known by a variety of other labels, including core concepts’ appeal reaches far beyond the business world. While the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), Corporate Citizenship, idea began with financial institutions, it is now being embraced by a vari- or Social Purpose and Social Innovation. ety of sectors, including health care, education, NGOs, and not-for-profit The common thread is an institution’s commitment to action that organizations, notes Cooper. Recent graduates from the St. Michael’s enhances the common good by adopting strategies such as environmen- program have come from a diverse group of employers, including Toronto tally friendly processes, fair labour practices, or corporate volunteer ef- Hydro, Manulife Financial, the University of Calgary, and UNICEF. forts. Proponents of CSR argue that a strong strategy can have multiple “The idea of social responsibility used to be viewed as a public relations benefits, from answering shareholder concerns and aligning with a board’s issue or the way to earn a ‘social licence to operate’, but it’s got far wider ethics through to self-preservation and furthering employees’ sense of applications,” she says. participation in something valuable, all factors that can contribute to a Sustainability has been added to the program’s name “in response stronger bottom line. to a global trend toward embedding environmental, social and gov- “Corporate Social Responsibility is not just a set of [business] tools ernance issues in business,” Cooper adds. “To survive and thrive, but a new outlook,” Program Manager Kathryn Cooper explains. organizations must focus beyond their bottom line, and create posi- “CSR helps you look at people in a more human way and, as such, it is tive social impact. transformational. “We make a lot of personal connections between values and ethics “When we talk about Corporate Social Responsibility or Citizenship, and urge people to take their whole selves to work.” we talk about social and environmental impact. Today investors, consum- The name change also signals the program’s upgrade from a certifi- ers and global citizens want to know that organizations are not causing cate to a diploma. Graduates of the 2018/2019 cohort were the first social or environmental damage. In fact, there is an expectation that to receive diplomas at their November convocation, and are eligible companies are making a positive contribution to society and the planet.” to use the post-nominal letters G.Dipl.SR&S. The upgrade is a result As an example, she cites athletics apparel giant Nike as a cautionary of the increasingly academic nature of the program, says Dr. Sylvester, tale. When negative media reports on its international labour practices who notes that when the motion to change the program to a diploma surfaced in 1996, stock value fell by 50% from $38 to $19 per share, was put before St. Michael’s Senate, it was unanimously approved. while sales dropped almost 10%. The changes to the CSR program come as St. Mike’s engages in It is precisely the goal of positive change that makes St. Mike’s a logical its own strategic visioning exercise, notes Dr. Sylvester. St. Mike’s 180, host for the program, says University President David Sylvester, because Rooted in the Future seeks input from community members, asking the program’s goals and outcomes represent the long-standing values of St. how St. Mike’s can create a dynamic and abundant future as the Michael’s. There is a clear correlation, for example, between the top- school looks to its 180th anniversary in 2032. (If you haven’t already ics studied in the program and the tenets of Catholic Social Teaching, participated, please see the survey questions on p. 5 of this magazine.) whether the issue is environmental stewardship, concern for the marginal- St. Mike’s, like many other Canadian post-secondary institutions, ized or a driving interest in the common good, he explains. is beginning to think more about the social impact of universities, and As it approaches its third decade of operation, the St. Mike’s program is looking to imbed related language and goals, examining everything is undergoing its own transformation, a sign of a coming of age not only from purchasing and infrastructure to examining a school ’s relevance of the program but also for the concept itself. and how it engages with the community, he adds.

St. Michael’s Winter 2020 7 included Community Investment Strate- gies, Volunteer Programs, Environmen- tal Sustainability Initiatives, Indigenous Impact and Sustainability Reports and CSR/Sustainability Strategies. The ability to connect with experts, as well as to meet others in similar fields grappling with similar questions, is one of the big draws for the program, gradu- ates note. “It’s a top-notch program, the only one of its kind in Canada connecting like-minded people with similar passions in Corporate Social Responsibility,” says Alexandra Biron, who is Assistant Man- ager, Corporate Responsibility at profes- sional services firm Deloitte in Toronto. She looked at online offerings from other schools but was drawn to St. Mike’s both because of the in-person sessions, as well as what she heard from former students. “We want to turn research and teaching on the community as a vibrant “You can find a lot of information online but the network of profes- force, because universities must be engaged in the community to have sors and speakers is what’s most valuable. You are a cohort with a diverse relevance,” Dr. Sylvester says. group in terms of age, sector, experience, background, and even with The Social Responsibility and Sustainability program at St. Mike’s runs those who might not come from a CSR background but are looking to over 13 months, and consists of three sets of in-class sessions throughout change fields,” Biron explains. “These people share their struggles and that period, for a total of 11 days on campus. In between the three on- high points, especially as so much can happen in 13 months. These are campus sessions, participants engage in reading assignments, participate people with similar values and passions in a variety of jobs.” in webinars, post reflections, meet with mentors who provide advice and Biron was one of the two winners of the inaugural President’s Cap- guidance on a capstone project, and stay in touch as a cohort through stone Award this past Fall for her project, entitled Deloitte Canada 2019 a special web portal. As each cohort is capped at 30 students, both par- Indigenous Impact Report, which examined the impact [Deloitte has] ticipants and instructors get to know each other well, with plenty of made with Indigenous communities through pro bono work, volunteer- time for discussion. ing, donations, sponsorships or serving as directors on boards. On-campus sessions include workshops on everything from making “This report was the first of its kind for the firm. We publish the business case for social and environmental responsibility to how to an annual CR report but this was the first time we looked at the apply CSR and sustainability strategies in the workplace through the impact we were having with Indigenous communities. It’s led to development and implementation of diversity and inclusion, commu- an even bigger project, which is the firm’s Reconciliation Action nity investment, ethics and reporting and communication policies and Plan, which is set to launch in 2020 and will set the stage for how procedures. Deloitte will move forward on implementing TRC recommenda- The program draws three types of participants, Cooper notes. Some tions into its corporate life.” are tapped on the shoulder by employers wanting participants to develop Like Biron, Sarah Thirnbeck credits the program with offering her their company’s CSR or Sustainability Strategy. Others are looking for the skills to lead change in her workplace. Thirnbeck, who is Associate a purpose-focused mid-career transition, while a third group consists of Director of Strategic Impact for the Canadian Real Estate Association younger people who have graduated with theoretical knowledge about in Ottawa, says of the program, “It changed my life.” sustainability and CSR but are looking to learn from mentors and pro- When moved from handling social media into her current duties gram participants with practical experience. this past Fall, Thirnbeck sought a program to help her create a vision Participants have two major assignments, as well as a capstone project for her new role. where they work with a seasoned CSR and sustainability mentor to un- While seeking resources online, she found mention of the St. Mike’s dertake a practical social responsibility and sustainability project. Students program “and it fulfilled all my expectations. I arrived on Day 1 knowing identify their project’s outcomes and methodology, as well as how to I wanted to develop a CSR strategy for my organization but I became socialize the plan with key stakeholders, she explains. Past projects have like a sponge, soaking up information.”

8 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s Thirnbeck was the other winner of 2019 President’s Capstone award. ability to say yes can be tracked to my participation in the program. I Her project was titled “A CSR Strategy for the Canadian Real Estate have nothing but praise for the people who run the program.” Association.” It has already had an impact, as the Board of Directors One of the influences he cites is Dr. Mimi Marrocco, who started of CREA agreed to include ethics, sustainability and social impact the program in 2002, when she ran St. Mike’s continuing education as a new priority in its strategic plan, based on her recommendation. program. In chatting with various stakeholders, it became clear to Dr. Now, she will begin implementing ideas from her project, including Marrocco that “the liberal arts had something to contribute to business, a green strategy, in her own office, with an eye to rolling them out to including creating the time to think,” she recalls. “Liberal arts allows various local boards and offices across the country. for reflection. Program graduate Robert Waite now serves as a CSR mentor, work- “Sometimes, work environments can become siloed, but this pro- ing with and inspiring other students. Waite found himself in the pro- gram creates a forum to talk to like-minded people, and it presents the gram in 2008 while working at Canada Post, after he was asked to opportunity to make connections inside and outside.” lead the effort of Crown Corporations in the area of environmental One of Dr. Marrocco’s first ideas for the program was to introduce stewardship. Deciding he wanted an academic understanding of the a novel study to allow people to use their right brain, the hemisphere program, he chose St. Mike’s because “I liked the structure. …It was associated with creativity and innovation. more humanistic and less technical, with more emphasis on the soft The first year, participants read E.M. Forster’s Howards End, skills. The program gave me the tools I needed,” says Waite, who went which bears the epigraph Only Connect, a message she says under- on to produce the first CSR report of any Crown Corporation, and lines the program. hosted a meeting of various Crown Corporations to share best practices. “We need slow knowledge, slow movements. We are busy people in Waite, who now teaches at Seneca College and does consulting, says business and sometimes we fall into busyness, which doesn’t allow us he decided on the St. Mike’s program for several reasons, including the to use the whole person.” fact that the small program, on a small campus within the enormous New grad Alexandra Biron agrees. University of Toronto campus, had an intimacy to it. The program “provided me with a platform to combine my profes- The very nature of a liberal arts college is another, he adds. sional life and one of my passions…. My career may not have progressed “Climate change, for example, can be positioned as a moral issue, a the way it did so quickly without this experience.” F philosophical one,” he says. A few years after graduating, he was invited by a United Nations official to lecture on CSR to a group of postal agencies from 10 Carib- bean countries. “The materials I used were materials I gathered from St. Mike’s. It was a great feeling, as many participants’ countries were small and didn’t have the resources to take on issues like environmental stewardship. My

St. Michael’s Winter 2020 9 Who’s Rosie?

When USMC Alumni Association President Andy Lubinsky headed back to school recently, he found that things have, well, changed.

s a graduate of st. mike’s class of 1979, it’s been But when I decided to return to school in 2018, little did I realize a while since I’ve been in the classroom. But part of what I was getting into. I have seen, and adapted to, many changes in staying relevant in this ever-changing work world is my career, but coming back as a student after a lengthy sabbatical was continual reinvention of ourselves, and one of my cho- change writ large. senA means has been to pursue a Master of Theological Studies degree Back in the 70’s, you registered by snail mail, your student card was at the Faculty of Theology. made of thin plastic, and if you had questions there was always someone I have been blessed with a very rewarding life, marriage and to talk to you knew by name and had actually met. career. Denise and I have two daughters, Anna and Christina, both I did meet with, and got some encouraging advice from, staff as I of whom went to St. Mike’s and met their spouses there. I’m still pondered taking the plunge, so there was no shortage of people ready to working full-time in a fulfilling job in Christian ministry, and I help, but nowadays students register via computer. have the privilege of serving as board chair for the USMC Alumni As an undergrad, the only technology I had to deal with was my brand- Association. new Hewlett Packard calculator with barely legible red numerals. It cost

10 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s me $50—a lot of money back then. I didn’t even need a typewriter. At After a couple of lectures, I found myself back at the library, doing the Kelly Library there was an enormous bulletin board plastered with my readings and starting to wrestle with my first essay topic. “Just like ads for typing services. All you had to do was drop off your hand-written old times!,” I thought, really loving it. essay and a few days later— boom!-— your paper was perfectly typed. A little sleepy, I said to myself: “I need a nap to subconsciously con- Fast forward. Now, I was expected to do everything online through template all this great knowledge I’ve been absorbing”—and then looked websites named ACORN and QUERCUS. Back in my day, I had for the easy chairs that were outstanding napping places way back my home and residence addresses and phone numbers. Now, when. The comfy chairs I slept in for eight hours straight after I was told, I shouldn’t use my personal e-mail address pulling an all-nighter and writing an exam. but a special U of T one, and that nobody really cared But wait! There were no easy chairs. Today’s about my phone number. library chairs are designed not for napping but With all this swirling around me, I re- for sitting. A fast glance revealed seated stu- minded myself I was reasonably tech-savvy. dents actually reading! Don’t students nap Not advanced by any means, but not bad, anymore? How can they possibly be creative and I had been through a number of tech- and productive without proper rest breaks? nology changes at work. And my ace in How can they absorb what they’re learning the hole? Anna and Christina, my daugh- without napping? ters, were fairly recent grads and would “I’m going to raise this at the next Alumni help me. board meeting,” I mumbled as I propped up “I’ve got this!” I declared triumphantly. my tired head and went back to reading. Then, over dinner one night during Other than technology, my biggest chal- my very first semester, I excitedly told my lenge has been getting get back to thinking daughters about the course I was taking and academically. Throughout my business career, the technology I had to deal with. The con- I have been continually pressed to come up with versation went something like this: practical, actionable answers to questions. People Daughters: “OK—What’s QUERCUS? That’s want to know what I think. new. We didn’t have that when we were there. You As I’ve written essays and participated in class discus- need to connect with ROSI.” sions, I’ve been reminded that more respect is given for good Me: “Who’s Rosie? What building is she in?” questions than for my answers, and more interest in what other people Daughters: “No no, Dad! ROSI is the technology you need to —a lot smarter than I am—had to say about them. It has taken me out accomplish what you want. Sounds like ACORN has replaced it. of my own “inner selfness” and into exploring higher-level thinking, a Sorry, we can’t help you.” minor brain adjustment for which I was actually grateful. Suddenly, I felt all alone on this techno-journey. Clearly, the Don’t get me wrong. I am loving every minute of being back to 21st-century St. Mike’s was moving at a much faster pace than it school at St. Mike’s. I now know enough about the required technology was in my day. to get by. I’m actually in an on-line course now. It’s definitely different, Just getting registered in a course was a course in itself, but I but it’s all good. muddled through, thanks to the help of Theology staff, U of T tech I just wish the chairs were better because, after writing this, I people and Kelly librarians. need a nap! F

St. Michael’s Winter 2020 11 Athletics at St.Mike’s Alive and Well and Thriving

12 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s new skating rink in the become a regional centre of collegiate ath- beautiful Victoria College student to whom quad is the latest reminder letics. We even had Basilians competing for I’ve now been married for the past 18 years, that athletics matter to the St. Mike’s: one notable example is Father but I digress. University of St. Michael’s David Bauer, who helped a 1945 SMC team I soon discovered why Laura referred to St. ACollege. Walk through campus and you’ll win the Memorial Cup, and who gave up a Mike’s as a “big sports college.” The residence see a pick-up game of basketball or a quick career in the NHL to join the priesthood. houses all competed for the coveted Dean’s toss of a Frisbee outside the COOP. Intra- He later coached Canada’s Olympic hockey Cup sports trophy, the College’s teams were mural teams are thriving, and we currently team, and was admitted to the Hockey Hall perennial contenders in U of T’s intramural are home to 98 varsity athletes, competing of Fame posthumously in 1988. leagues, and St. Mike’s was the only college in 21 different sports. Today, a whopping 33 members of this to have its own fully stocked weight room. It’s no accident that St. Mike’s has a sto- year’s Varsity Blues Football team call St. One day, as I chatted with housemates in ried history of athletics. One of our guiding Mike’s home, attracted by our reputation the Canada Room, one of the dons dropped principles has always been that supporting for being a supportive community aware of by to say he’d been asked to recruit players athletics reflects a commitment to the for- the importance of athletics. We can say with for the annual ‘alumni vs students’ football mation of the whole person, with the physi- confidence that St. Mike’s is the college of game. Our group didn’t ask many follow-up cal rigours of the playing field complement- choice for athletically minded students. questions because it sounded like the perfect ing the intellectual rigours of the classroom. My introduction to St. Mike’s athletics way to spend a Fall afternoon. Athletics also serve as a major source came when I moved into residence here as But it wasn’t until I played in that Boozer of community and school spirit, whether a student in 1995. In May of that year I Brown game in mid-October that I real- students are involved primarily with an in- flew to the Big Smoke from Victoria B.C. to ized how deep the sports roots ran at St. tramural team or with a nationally ranked find a place to live for the Fall. I knew only Mike’s. U of T’s football program had run Varsity Blues squad. Participation offers a one person in Toronto, a former high school from 1895 to 1994, for example, and during way to develop gifts shared in community, classmate named Laura. She nixed my idea that 100-year span, St. Mike’s had won the an expression of our calling to service. of searching off-campus, telling me to look Mulock Cup 12 times, including ‘back-to- St. Michael’s has long been a sports pow- for a dorm. When I asked for a recommen- back-to-back’ victories the final three years. erhouse. As noted in Edward J. Monahan’s dation, she said: “St. Mike’s. It’s Catholic, No wonder former players were so eager to (USMC Class of 1949) Teach Me Good- it’s a big sports college and it’s right across relive their glory days. ness, Truth and Knowledge: A History of St. the street.” The prospect of living close to The alumni team was composed of play- Michael’s College, for example, in the first my only Toronto friend became even more ers from a now-defunct intra-mural league half of the 20th century, St. Mike’s rose to appealing after meeting her roommate, a that used to play tackle football. Due to Athletics at St.Mike’s Alive and Well and Thriving

Supporting athletics reflects a commitment to the whole By Duane Rendle, dean of students person while also building spirit and community

St. Michael’s Winter 2020 13 14 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s One of our guiding principles has always been that supporting athletics reflects a commitment to the formation of the whole person, with the physical rigours of the playing field complementing the intellectual rigours of the classroom.

liability issues the tackle program had folded a couple years prior, but the alumni weren’t about to let their annual tradition die with the league. These guys were premier athletes in their day and this game was an excuse to return to their alma mater and prove they hadn’t lost a step. As our respective squads began running drills, I sized up the competition. Some looked older than my father while others appeared younger than my then-25-year-old self. St. Mike’s jerseys of uncertain vintage were worn proudly but loosely due to the absence of pads, and a few of the old-tim- ers brought their families along, lending a homecoming-type feel. Led by the larger- than-life booster Phil Giroday (USMC Class of 1977), our teams huddled up to go over the rules, flip the ceremonial coin and then the 27th installment of the Boozer Brown got under way. It was obvious the alumni had come to play. I was stunned to hear their quarter- back calling plays – actual football plays like, “red dog five hook left” and “blue right 30 pull trap.” The ragtag group our dons had assembled possessed lots of talent but the coordinated approach of the alumni, coupled with the ‘creative officiating’ of former coach Lex Byrd, made it clear the alumni would be leaving with bragging rights. When the final

St. Michael’s Winter 2020 15 Citius, Altius, Fortius to re-imagine how best to keep the spirit of the Boozer Brown game alive. It was alumni The University of St. Michael’s College has had many graduates athletes who came up with a great way to cre- over the years who have participated in the Olympic Games ate a new athletics tradition. In the summer of in a variety of capacities for Canada and other countries. Here 2019, a group of alumni approached USMC’s are some Olympians who make us proud! Advancement Office wanting to create two scholarships, male and female, to honour Lex, Robert T. (Bobby) Bauer 1956 Ice Hockey Coach their former coach. 1960 Ice Hockey Coach We decided to morph our annual alumni- David W. Bauer 1964 Ice Hockey Coach/Manager versus-student game into an annual alumni- 1968 Ice Hockey Coach/Manager plus-student reception for the new award. The event would still give our football heroes Allan Pyle 1972 Water polo the chance to connect with their teammates, Donald N. Grant 1980 Ice Hockey but a more inclusive event would mean their ranks could be joined by all the great ath- Stelio Zupancich 1980 Ice Hockey letes, women and men, who’d competed for Daniel D’Alvise 1980 Hockey St. Mike’s over the years. On November 30, 2019, SMC hosted Claude Bredschneider 1980 Swimming the inaugural Boozer Brown Athletics Re- Marie-Therese Armentero-Fuzzati 1984 Swimming ception in Charbonnel Lounge. In addition 1988 Swimming to our esteemed alumni, we had a great turn- out from our current crop of varsity athletes, Lisa McRae 1988 Field Hockey all of whom were introduced by name in Bernadette M. Bowyer 1992 Field Hockey President Sylvester’s remarks. The women’s

Paul M. Piccininni 1996 Medical Staff, Paralympics recipient of the initial Lex Byrd scholarship was Varsity Blues hockey forward Melissa Lori Dupuis 1998 Ice Hockey (Silver medal) Bieman, who is currently studying History 2002 Ice Hockey (Gold medal) and Philosophy. She came to the reception

Dorota Ubraniak 2000 Rowing (Bronze medal) directly from Varsity Arena, where the Blues had just defeated Waterloo to move into first place in the OUA standings. Varsity Blues whistle blew, the alumni had six touchdowns Mike’s hired me as their new Dean of Men, wide receiver Liam Cousineau, a 1st-year and the students four; you would have thought involving me in the game in a new way. By this student whose goal is a double major in Po- they’d won the lottery. (Lex, by the way, had point, the intramural football program had litical Science and International Relations, coached the St. Mike’s team from 1978 to1993 folded, and some wondered how we’d be able was the men’s recipient. and had led the team to an astonishing eight to keep the alumni game going. But U of T Attendees had an opportunity to remi- Mulock Cup championships.) began awarding the Mulock Cup to the win- nisce about the past as well as stoke excite- While reliving highlights at a post-game ner of its intramural rugby program and by the ment for the future. While there may no BBQ with the victors, I learned that the alumni- mid-2000’s, SMC’s team was a powerhouse, longer be an alumni-student football game student game had been taking place since 1968. regularly competing for the championship. I happening on the northeast corner of the It was named after Bud “Boozer” Brown, a was very involved with the team back then campus, rest assured that sports are alive and student instrumental in St. Mike’s winning its and would always explain the historic con- well— and thriving!—at St. Mike’s. F first football championship in 1930, the cov- nection between the football and rugby pro- eted Mulock Cup. I remember thinking how grams – and would inform our players it was To add your name to invitation lists fortunate I was to have ended up at a college their duty to participate in the annual Boozer for the next alumni athletic reception tailor-made for sports-minded students like me. Brown game! please contact Matt Doyle at 416- I attended the Boozer Brown again the fol- Eventually, the intramural rugby league 926-2331 or email smc.alumniaffairs@ lowing year as a student and then in 1998, St. was discontinued, and it was once again time utoronto.ca.

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Orientation Success Hoikety choik on C! Con- gratulations to our student orientation leaders for creating a fun and informative week for incoming students. Filled with 20th Anniversary of the USMC Golf Classic snacks and games, jumping The weather was glorious and the golfing great as the 20th Anniversary of the St. Mike’s golf castles and cheers, Sept. 1-4 classic took place at Eagles Nest Golf Club on July 24. The first-place team was a foursome allowed students to learn about sponsored by the Archdiocese of Toronto, who received their award from USMC President life at St. Mike’s and to start to Dr. David Sylvester and the event co-chairs. Seen here are the winning team members, along build lifelong friendships. Cap- with the Golf Classic Co-chairs, from L to R: Jim McGovern (Golf Classic co-chair, USMC Class ping orientation was the annual of 1985), Dr. Sylvester, Kevin Fawcett (USMC Class of 2008) , Jim Milway (USMC Class of 1973), invocation at Convocation Hall, John McGrath (USMC Class of 1963), Jerome McGrath (USMC Class of 2005), Barry McInerney and, for those keeping track, we (Golf Classic co-chair, USMC class of 1985) and David Sandiffio (Golf Classic co-chair, USMC Class won the bed race again this year of 1994.) Kevin Fawcett, by the way, is a former varsity golfer. after a blessing from St. Basil’s During his remarks, Dr. Sylvester acknowledged founding chair Joe Sorbara (USMC Class pastor Fr. Morgan Rice, CSB, an of 1963), and announced that a plaque was being installed outside the Registrar’s Office in the MDiv grad from 2009. newly renovated Brennan Hall to mark the tournament’s anniversary. The plaque inscription, now in place, honours the “founders, co-chairs, committee members, sponsors and golfers New York, New York whose participation and generosity over two decades has raised over $2.5 million in support of Thanks to alumnaMarianne students.” Thanks to all golfers, past, present, and future. Sciolino (USMC Class of 1973) and her husband Chester Lane Please see usmcgolfclassic.com for details on this year’s tourney, which takes place for co-hosting a reception for Wed., Sept 23 at Eagles Nest in Maple. New York-area alumni on September 20. The rooftop patio

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Author Anthony De Sa Wraps Up Kelly Library Anniversary Celebrations The John M. Kelly Library brought its celebratory year to a close on October 23 with “The Need to Look Back,” an evening of amusing and overlooking Central Park was a heartwarming stories about glorious and inspiring setting. growing up Portuguese by Attendees at the party, co-hosted alumnus and author Anthony by President David Sylvester, De Sa (USMC Class of 1989), ranged from graduates of the pictured on the right. The talk 1950s through to 2018. was followed by a reception and the opening of an exhibi- Dr. Sylvester welcomes tion highlighting the past 50 opportunities to meet alumni in years of life at the library. their communities. If you would like to help host an alumni gathering in your community Fall Convocation please contact Kathryn Elton at [email protected]. November 4 Congratulations to the 178 If you can help us secure a venue and gather alumni guests, we undergrads who received their will handle the logistics. degrees at Fall Convocation,

Celebrating Michaelmas Michaelmas—the feast of our patron saint—is one of the high points of life at St. Michael’s. This year saw a great community celebration on Monday, September 30 to mark the beginning of the new academic year and to celebrate together the abundance of spirit, purpose and generosity that makes the University of St. Michael’s College special. After a community Mass in St. Basil’s, members of the parish joined students, alumni, faculty and staff for a reception in the wonderfully renovated COOP in Brennan Hall. The day concluded with a con- cert, “The Lord is My Light,” presented by St. Michael’s Schola Cantorum & Consort. In his remarks at the lunchtime reception, President David Sylvester honoured the people at the heart of St. Mike’s. “Of the many blessings this community enjoys, I want to focus first today on the people: our creative and compassionate students; our dedicated faculty, staff, and alumni; and the mem- bers of our governing Collegium, who work tirelessly to make St. Michael’s a dynamic centre of faith and learning for all who step on to this campus,“ he told those gathered. Speaking on behalf of the student body, SMCU President Neo Yin also offered remarks. “I want to thank all of you, not just because of our beautiful space, but because the essence of a home is not the building, the essence of a home is the family, which is all us,” he told attendees, shortly before cutting the celebratory cake with Dr. Sylvester.

18 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s California Dreaming Students in the SMC One: McLuhan Seminar in Creativity and Technology program travelled to California’s Silicon Valley in November with their professor, Dr. Paolo Granata. Their whirlwind trip saw them visit everywhere from LinkedIn to Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco. celebrated on Wednesday, presented at both the Spring and November 4 in Convocation Fall undergraduate convocations Hall. Lee Maracle, a sessional to recognize students who have lecturer in Indigenous Studies, made significant contributions to delivered the commencement the SMC community by dem- address. At a reception following onstrating leadership, coopera- convocation ceremonies, three tion, and solidarity in student- students-—Christina Sophia run organizations or community Angelakis, Tristan Jeremy Chao, endeavours. and Hodan Mohamud—were presented with the Fr. Robert F aculty of Theology & CSR were presented with honorary of Sacred Letters, honoris causa, Madden Leadership Award. Convocation November 9 degrees. The two are prolific re- and Dr. Heft (USMC 1971, MA, This award was created in At the November 9, 2019 searchers, writers, and educators 1977 PhD) was awarded a Doc- honour of Fr. Madden, a beloved convocation for the Faculty of whose work embodies the ideals tor of Divinity, honoris causa. professor and mentor whose Theology and the Corporate of the University of St. Mi- gentle manner and great sense of Responsibility and Sustain- chael’s College. For their many Boozer Brown, Athletic humour are fondly remembered ability program, alumni Dr. contributions and accomplish- Reception Nov 30 by so many members of our Catherine B. Shannon and Dr. ments, Dr. Shannon (USMC Class The long and storied tradi- alumni. Fr. Madden Awards are James Heft, SM (Marianist) of 1960) was awarded a Doctor tion of athletics at St. Mike’s

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the Mulock Cup, presented for many years to the intramural championship- winning men’s rugby team. The cup is believed to be the oldest annually awarded sports trophy in Canada. (Seen on the left, from L to R: Mike Day, Melissa Biermean, Liam Cousineau, Lex Byrd, Lorenzo Lisi, and Dr. David Sylvester)

was celebrated once again as honoured former profes- Another big moment in 68 former and current St. sional football player and the celebration came with Mike’s athletes and friends intramural football coach the presentation of the inau- gathered at Charbonnel Lex Byrd. Byrd served as gural Lex Byrd scholarships. Lounge on Saturday No- St. Michael’s coach for 15 The recipients are Liam vember 30. years, from 1978 to 1993, Cousineau and Melissa Lorenzo Lisi (USMC bringing the team to victory Biemean. Class of 1985) and Mike as Mulock Cup winners in Among the memorabilia Day (USMC Class of 1983) ’81-’84 and ’90-’93. on display at the dinner was

Santa Claus Visits St. Mike’s Santa’s got his priorities straight! Before heading Dr. Shantz Delivers to his own event Old St. the Meagher Lecture Nick swung by Fr. Madden Dr. Colleen Shantz, Associate Hall to join in the annual Professor of Christian Origins Santa Claus Parade party, and Biblical Studies in the visiting with the families of Faculty of Theology, delivered alumni, faculty and staff, the 10th annual Meagher all of whom were busy with Lecture on Thursday, Nov. 28, arts and crafts and cookies. where she discussed Emotional Thanks to all the families Engagement with Scripture. who brought contributions Dr. Shantz’s research focuses to the annual St. Mike’s Christmas toy drive. on how experience, whether Seen here, Santa visits with Dr. Paolo Granata’s family. Wife Silvia is holding Emma, while emotional, ritual, or social, Leonardo, Francesco, and Alice are in front. helped to form early Christian communities.

20 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s A Christmas Tradition The annual Alumni Christmas Tea, held this past year on December 5, is always a special afternoon, from the gleaming silver tea service to caroling led by local talent Dr. Michael O’Connor and team. Frank Kielty (USMC Class of 1958), a loyal and long-time St. Mike’s booster, was espe- cially delighted to win the door prize at the tea as it was a collection of St Mike’s “swag” (donated by the President’s Office). F

upcoming events of interest for alumni

Mark your calendars and visit stmikes.utoronto.ca for details and to RSVP

Langan Lecture Monday March 23 at the Jackman “Re-Imagining the Passion” During New York Times-bestseller Tattoos Wednesday, March 18, 6 p.m. Humanities Institute. Visit stmikes. this evening of reflection, devotion, on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Charbonnel Lounge, utoronto.ca/event/the-alway- and fellowship Fr. Darren Dias, OP Compassion, Fr. Boyle is known 81 St Mary Street. symposium-2020/ for registration will celebrate Mass and Dr. Colleen affectionately as G-dog to some of Dr. Emma Anderson, Professor and conference details. Shantz, will invite alumni and his younger associates. His most of Classics and Religious Studies friends to explore how works of art recent book, Barking to the Choir: at the University of Ottawa will Keenan Lecture can deepen our understanding of The Power of Radical Kinship, was deliver the annual Langan Lecture Thursday, March 26 the Passion. The retreat begins with published in 2017. entitled “Dawn in the West: Father Madden Hall, supper, 5:30 pm. in Charbonnel Indigenous Contributions to the 100 St Joseph St. Lounge. For more information Alumni Reunion 2020 Enlightenment”. Please join the Faculty of Theology please call 416-926-2331 “Rooted in the Future” on March 26 at 7 p.m. as Dr. Wednesday May 27 The Alway Symposium Christopher Hyrnkow delivers Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J., to Sunday May 31 Monday, March 23, 4 – 6 p.m. the annual Keenan Lecture. entitled Comes to Campus If your class year ended in 0 Jackman Humanities Institute “Not Merely One Minority Amongst Tuesday April 21, 7 p.m. or 5, this is your reunion year! The 2020 Alway Symposium. Others”: Post-Secondary Catholic Alumni Hall, 121 St. Joseph St. For details about all St. Mike’s will feature talks and student panels Education in Treaty Six Territory, Fr. Gregory Joseph Boyle. S.J., Alumni Reunion events including on the theme “Sacred Book and Settler Solidarity, and a Preferential Founder and Director of receptions, tours, lectures and Sacred Page in Jewish, Christian, and Option for Indigenous Peoples. Homeboy Industries, the world’s celebrations visit stmikes.utoronto. Muslim Traditions”. The keynote largest gang-intervention and ca/alumnireunion/ address by Judith Olszowy- Lenten Retreat rehabilitation program, will speak Schlander of Oxford University, Tuesday March 31, 5:30 p.m. at 7 p.m. in Alumni Hall, 121 St. We’re looking forward to will take place from 4 to 6pm, Charbonnel Lounge Joseph St.The author of the 2010 wlecoming you back to campus!

For further details on events call 416-926-2311 or contact [email protected]

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Julia and Michael Siegman (USMC Class of 1955) made an impromptu visit to campus this fall while visiting Toronto from their home in the United States. Though Michael com- pleted his final year of study in Michigan, he feels like a proud St. Mike’s alumnus. This was his first visit since his student days and Michael was pleased to show his wife around campus. “It was a thrill to look back on fond memories of 65 years ago,” he says.

Former Prime Minister Paul Martin (USMC Class of 1961) was honoured recently by the NATO Asso- The memory was the message as participants in the First-Year McLuhan Seminar in Creativity ciation of and Technology gained insight into the program’s namesake. Alumna Nona Macdonald Heaslip Canada at (BA, Hon. Doctor of Laws, Hon. Doctor of Sacred Letters) visited the students September 12th its 70th to talk about her experiences as a student of Marshall McLuhan, and how it shaped her career anniversary gala. Mr. Martin in media. was honoured by the organiza- “Studying with Marshall McLuhan was an adventure into the future. He charged my brain tion as one of the founders of with new ideas and perspectives about communication. He was an inspiring and unforget- the G20, and as “a statesman table teacher. Exactly what a university education should offer. It’s not surprising my career has whose work has constantly included Radio-TV and Public Relations,” she told the class. championed the values under- lying Canada’s support for the

22 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s rules based order.” (Martin [L] Bill Boehler (USMC is seen here during a visit to Class of 1967) and campus in 2016 for a confer- Dick Parker (USMC Class ence entitled “Truth, Recon- of 1967) met at St. ciliation, and Hope.”) Mike’s in their second year of school and Mary Catherine Reynolds have remained lifelong (USMC Class of 1969) has been friends. Bill moved to very active lately with a fund- Chicago for graduate raising campaign dear to her work while Dick stud- heart. She is the volunteer co- ied law in Toronto, but chair of the appeal committee distance hasn’t stopped leading the restoration of St. them from keeping in Catherine of Alexandria Ca- touch and regular visits. thedral, the mother church of Bill and Dick reunited the Diocese of St. Catharines, on Lake Michigan in Ontario’s Niagara region. wearing their St. Mike’s Mary Catherine is ensuring shirts to catch up and the cathedral will be returned reminisce about their to its former glory in time for college days. its 175th anniversary later this year. She has dedicated herself to this project because “it’s very important as Catholics that we all see the significance of a higher God, the greater good and the place where we bring together beauty, people and architecture to honour God.”

Charles Foran (USMC Class of 1983) has been appointed Executive Director of Writ- ers’ Trust of Canada. Foran is the former president of PEN Canada, and has taught courses on Irish literature in St. Mike’s Celtic Studies program.

Rev. Greg Peters (Class of 2003, A new leadership team for the Loretto Sisters in Canada began their term of two years on July PhD) has 1, 2019. Mary Mallany, IBVM (USMC Class of 1967), Jane McDonell, IBVM (USMC Class of 1969) been pro- and Evanne Hunter, IBVM (USMC Class of 1963) will serve as the Sisters transition to a new moted to the model of participative leadership. In the new model, each leader will be responsible for differ- rank of Full ent areas as set out in Canon Law, but all are equally responsible with regard to the needs of Professor at Biola University in the Canadian Sisters. California. As well as teaching at

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Biola’s Torrey Honors Institute, Fr. Peters is also conducting interdisciplinary research as a visiting scholar at the Von Hügel Institute at St. Edmund’s College, at the University of Cambridge.

David G. Hunter (USMC 1980, MA) has been appointed as the Margaret O’Brien Flatley Professor of Catholic Theology at Boston College. An inter- nationally renowned scholar, Mr. Hunter’s research includes work in Patristics, as well as in ethical issues related to mar- riage, family, and celibacy in the early Church.

Vickie (Rzadki) McNally (USMC Class of 1985) has been appointed Diane Filek (Connell) (USMC Class of 1983) and her St. Mike’s classmates Audrey Lanigan (USMC Class of Administrator, CSJ Ministries at 1983), Elaine Deluzio (USMC Class of 1983) , Patty Orecchio (USMC Class 0f 1985), and Sandy Gdyczyn- the Congregation of the Sisters ski (Pikulski) (USMC Class of 1985) had a mini-reunion recently that saw them return to revisit familiar of St. Joseph of Toronto. Prior to places. It may have been close to 40 years since they started university, but the friendships they made at this, she was the Director of De- St. Mike’s remain strong to this day. velopment and Communications at Fontbonne Ministries, Sisters

24 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s of St. Joseph, Toronto. She is Professor Mark Kingwell seen here with husband Scott (USMC 1985) has been named a McNally (USMC Class of 1982). Fellow of the prestigious Royal Society of Canada. His new- Congratulations to Monika est research investigates the Erzsebet Berenyi (USMC Class “politics of boredom”—how of 2000), who was recently people get trapped into cycles admitted as a barrister and of “addictive engagement” solicitor to the Law Society of through technology-enabled New Brunswick. Monika is a platforms such as Twitter and graduate of McGill University Facebook. F - Faculty of Law (BCL, LL.B), Ryerson University - School We want to hear from you! of Image Arts (MFA), and the BULLETIN BOARD U of T (MA, BA). For more is your place to let the St. Mike’s than a decade, Monika worked community know what you’ve as a documentary filmmaker, been up to and how you are. We addressing human rights, rule invite all St. Mike’s graduates to Madeline Wang (USMC Class of 2004) of law and gender security submit brief items, with pictures and her husband Mat- thew are delighted with the birth of their second daughter, issues areas in Canada, the US, when possible, about the big Beatrice Leia Wong. Big sister Amelia is teaching Beatrice the EU, Turkey, Ukraine and moments in your lives. everything she knows while Madeline is on maternity leave Please send items to Matt Doyle Northern Ireland. She now from HSBC Bank Canada. works for the Human Rights at [email protected] Commission (NB) and advo- cates on behalf of the Women, Peace and Security policy REST IN PEACE initiative and the Innocence The University of St. Michael’s College remembers those we have lost in recent months. Network. Artinger, Robert R. USMC 1965 Mulhall, Vernon R. M. USMC 1947 Belak, Nicholas J. USMC 1951 Murphy CSJ, Sr. Irene USMC 1974 Brunelle, Helen F. M. USMC 1957 Paluch-Berthiaume, Burns, Catharine A. T. USMC 1960 Barbara M. USMC 1978 Cook, Dr. M. Sheila USMC 1971 Pinto, Dr. Robert USMC 1958 Cormack, George J. USMC 1952 Pozer, David G. USMC 1956 Danter, Sylvia USMC 1965 Rawley, Donald M. USMC 1955 Dewan, Wilfrid F. USMC 1947 Romach, Michael USMC 1964 Foley, Sybil E. A. USMC 1970 Roy, Dr. Robert USMC 1963 Gelinas, Paul A. USMC 1960 Rupert SJ, Congratulations to Alicia Skrinjar Hefferon, Dennis C. USMC 1954 Rev. Christopher T. USMC 1959 (USMC Class of 2013) and Mat- Henry Q.C., Robert W. USMC 1952 Scanlan, Eugene USMC 1956 thew Valenzano (USMC Class of Hollyer, Gerald C. J. USMC 1954 Shaughnessy, J. B. USMC 1971 2013) on their recent engagement Jong, Mary USMC 1982 Sherlock, Most Rev. in Croatia. Alicia and Matthew Kavanagh, Dr. Paul M. USMC 1950 John M. USMC 1946 met while attending St. Mike’s, Lalonde, Margaret L. USMC 1940 Sweeney, Ann M. USMC 1958 and after five years of dating, La Prairie, Richard T. USMC 1949 Walsh, John P. USMC 1960 Matthew popped the ques- Maskey, Rev. John G. USMC 1944 Wilks, David A. P. USMC 1973 tion while the couple was out McCarron, James M. J. USMC 1967 picnicking.

St. Michael’s Winter 2020 25 Honours 2019 Arbor Awards

W. John Catherine Valerie Jane Michael Mark Jennifer Bennett Bragg Burnatowski Lavery O’Connor Osbaldeston Shields

he arbor award, the highest honour 1968. She and her fellow year reps spearheaded a class gift fundraising granted to alumni by the University of Toronto, campaign in honour of their 50th grad anniversary which resulted in is presented each year to exceptional and longstand- almost a quarter of a million dollars raised for the Brennan Hall Re- Ting volunteers. The University of St. Michael’s College was newal Project. Among her many other contributions, Jane has written delighted to see seven community members receive this for St. Michael’s Magazine. Michael O’Connor: Associate Professor Michael O’Connor leads prestigious award at a ceremony held on October 10, 2019. St. Michael’s Schola Cantorum, a choir comprised of St. Michael’s W. John Bennett, USMC 1967: John has been a member of the alumni, students, staff, and community members. The group performs USMC Foundation Board since 2004. He joined the College’s Colle- free concerts three times a year in St. Basil’s Church, raising funds for gium in 2014 and served as Chair from 2015 to 2017. In 1996, his fam- charity. Michael also leads St. Mike’s weekly Singing Club, a group of ily established the William Bennett Chair in Christianity and Culture staff, students, and alumni who lead the carols at St. Michael’s Alumni in honour of his late father. More recently, John was the cornerstone Christmas Tea. Michael manages to do all of this on top of teaching in funder and advocate for the successful $4-million Brennan Hall Re- the Christianity and Culture Program. newal Campaign. Mark Osbaldeston, USMC 1990: Mark’s interest in the architectural Catherine Bragg, USMC 1975: A member of the University of and planning history of cities has been a boon to St. Mike’s. The inclu- Toronto’s Governing Council, she has held roles on several advisory sion of St. Michael’s architectural plans in his popular book Unbuilt bodies. A dedicated mentor, Catherine has shared her expertise in Toronto raised the profile of our campus. He has been an enthusiastic governance through programs such as U of T’s Backpack to Brief- ambassador for the Brennan Renovation project, meeting with other case, as well as the annual Next Steps Conference, hosted by the potential donors to talk about the architectural significance of the build- Faculty of Arts & Science. ing and the project. He was guest lecturer at the opening of the Kelly Valerie Burnatowski, USMC 2011: A member of St. Mike’s Young Library’s Conservation Studio, and has hosted a book reading for St. Alumni Committee since 2014, Valerie has served as Chair for the past Mike’s alumni in Hamilton. two years, deepening our connection with new graduates. Valerie also Jennifer Shields, USMC 2011: A clinical social worker/therapist, serves as a mentor to St. Mike’s students interested in a career in Pub- Jennifer, as part of a team of colleagues, received an Arbor Award lic Relations. She has been a guest speaker at St. Mike’s Talks, a guest for volunteer work with the Faculty of Social Work’s Factor- speaker at USMC Grad Week, and conducts one-to-one mentoring with Inwentash’s Alumni Association Outreach and Engagement Com- interested students. mittee. Shields and her faculty mates launched a range of events, Jane Lavery, USMC 1968: For more than 50 years Jane Lavery has including a book club, yoga nights, and an annual Habitat for been a key link between the college and her classmates from the Class of Humanity build. F

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Together, we One of the delights of my job is getting to know our wonderful alumni. Whenever I meet grads I hear tremendous stories about the people and traditions that, over the years, have can ensure made the University of St. Michael’s College such a special place. St. Mike’s Sometimes I’m asked whether the St. Mike’s of today can possibly offer the same transfor- mational experiences our alumni remember. It’s a pleasure to be able to respond that, thanks offers students to our loyal donors, life at St. Mike’s presents students with a world of opportunities. a world of Your generosity allows us to provide enriched programming and services in a welcoming opportunities environment. We enhance student life in a range of ways, whether it’s innovative academic and extracurricular programming, a range of wellness and learning supports, or providing tech-friendly study space and a safe and nurturing community. So much of this is due to you. Your generosity allows us to offer exciting new first-year seminars, financial aid and scholarships, supports such as a writing centre and a learning strategist, and a beautifully renovated Brennan Hall. In this rapidly changing world, we rely on you to help us continue to meet student needs in ways that serve the whole person. You, and all our donors, enable St. Michael’s to offer students an extraordinary experience that will serve them not only today but also in the future. Your gifts celebrate a very special past and a promising and exciting future. On behalf of the entire St. Michael’s College community, thank you! F

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28 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s $1 million + (Cumulative lifetime giving)

We acknowledge with gratitude the following donors, who have donated $1 million or more to the University of St. Michael’s College. Their generosity and extraordinary commitment is deeply appreciated.

Archdiocese of Toronto Hugh J. Meagher † Sisters of St. Joseph of Joseph J. Barnicke † The Estate of Maureen Toronto Basilian Fathers of Mogan Sorbara Family: Sam Etobicoke Frank & Helen Morneau Sorbara, The Sam Basilian Fathers of Toronto The F. K. Morrow Sorbara Charitable Basilian Fathers of the Foundation Foundation, Edward University of St. Marco Muzzo † Sorbara, Gregory Michael’s College Louis L. & Patricia M. Sorbara, Joseph Sorbara & Rev. Dan Donovan Odette Marcella Tanzola Roy Foss The Estate of Tony Mark Tom & Marilyn Sutton Bernard E. Hynes † Omilanow The Estate of Ethelmae The Patrick & Barbara St. Michael’s College Sweeney Keenan Foundation Students

Chancellor’s and Vice-chancellor’s clubs (2018-19 Fiscal Year)

Generous gifts received each year from members of the Chancellor’s and Vice- Chancellor’s Clubs are vital to advancing priority programs and projects at the University of St. Michael’s College. We thank the following leadership donors most sincerely for their loyalty and generosity.

chancellor s club ($5,000 or more between May 1, 2018 – April 30, 2019) Annual giving by Class of 1950 ’ graduating years ( 2 Anonymous ) Richard Alway Jerold C. J. Hodge Tom & Marilyn Sutton Paul † & Marcia Kavanagh Elsa M. Amadio William H. Irwin CSB Ann Marie Sweeney† Ada R. M. Paul Our gratitude is extended Karen M. Beckermann Robert J. Keenan Joseph & Marcella Tanzola Paul Primeau to all the alumni listed John Benedetto Edward & Ann Kerwin Edward T. Unger Joseph C. Steiner here. Your gifts, which John Bennett & Diana Colm Lanigan Danh Van Le & Tinh-Chau honour your years on Collins Bennett Karal Ann Marling Nguyen Class of 1951 campus, mean a lot to the Roland & Marie Bertin Catherine Marshall Michael Vertin ( 1 Anonymous ) St. Mike’s community and Joan Brennan John G. Marshall Gordon A. Bean especially to today’s students Margaret A. Brennan Susan Marshall William & Arden Broadhurst who benefit from your Mary T. Brennan Theresa C. Marshall Ruth M. Edmonds generosity. William & Arden Anne Doyle McClure Basilian Fathers of USMC Frederick J. McGrann Broadhurst Rodney D. McEwan C. L. Burton Trusts John G. J & Patricia Gloria Buckley James & Sylvia McGovern Fondazione Italia Canada Class of 1942–1949 O’Driscoll Patrick & Marley Carroll John & Aileen McGrath Friends of the John M. ( 5 Anonymous ) Robert & Andrea Chisholm Taylor P. McGuire Kelly Library John Barry Class of 1952 Tony Comper Barry & Rose McInerney Jackman Foundation Gloria Buckley ( 2 Anonymous ) Harry J. Craven John L. McLaughlin (Edward JR Jackman) Phyllis L. M. Horbatiuk Thomas & Alice Flynn James C. Crawford Dennis J. Murphy The Joan & Clifford Hatch Kevin J. Kirley Robert W. Henry † Ann P. Deluce Louis L. Odette Foundation Richard T. La Prairie † Elizabeth Fraser Marcon Gerald & Irene Devlin Brian & Anneliese Morguard Corporation Rena Marcolin Gerald L. Timmins Victor & Maureen Dodig O’Malley Sisters of St. Joseph of Eleanor & Edward Dan Donovan Terrence J. O’Sullivan Toronto Monahan Class of 1953 Joe Draganjac Mary Ponikvar-Desanti Scarboro Foreign Mission Geraldine O’Meara Stella M. Buck Lawrence Geuss Mrs. Jack Reynolds Society Marilyn J. Roberts M. Owen Lee CSB† Cyril & Diane Grasso Ronald E. Ruest St. Michael’s College C. Anne M. Schaffter Nicholson D. McRae Paul Harris & Mary-Anne Edward & Stella Rzadki Students Ernest J. Schiarizza Annemarie & Bob Powell Grobin David & Susan Scandiffio The William & Nona John M. Sherlock† Viggo B. Rambusch Donall & Joyce Healy Gino & Roberta Scapillati Heaslip Foundation Bernard J. J. Smith Joseph A. Trovato CSB

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Class of 1954 Anne M. Leonard Eileen (Whelan) Dobell Margaret Treacy Egan ( 1 Anonymous ) James F. McKinnon Dan Donovan Thomas J. Embler Raymond A. Jackson CSB Donald F. Morrison Rosemarie Koner Duguay Paul J. Finlay Barbara-Anne M. Johnson Dennis J. Murphy Gerald A. Flaherty Gary A. Gallo Arthur H. Knowlton Mechtilde O’Mara CSJ Bryan D. Flanagan John M. Gehl Ronald Le Frois Anne Plaxton Stephen P. Herlihey Michael J. Gyokery Ann C. Marshall Edward & Stella Rzadki Robert K. Holmes CSB Michele J. Huggard M. Frank Quinlan Norma M. Walsh Carole G. Inglis John E. Kelly Mary Ann Jensen Curley Noreen M. Lee Class of 1955 Class of 1957 Michael Keenan Bonita M. Loescher ( 3 Anonymous ) ( 2 Anonymous ) M. Catherine A. Kelly Barbara A. Nealon Elsa M. Amadio Joseph M. Brookman Frank Kielty Vincenza I. Travale Rose Blackmore Amy Marie Browning William B. Kinsley Cyril & Lois Doherty Helen F. M. Brunelle† Madeleine Kneider Class of 1960 John C. Gallagher CSB Paul Cosgrove Elizabeth J. McCabe ( 3 Anonymous ) Joseph & Mary Giordmaine Barbara J. M. Fortier Joan M. McKinnon Paul E. Arends Owen Ireland Normand Frenette Anne Marie T. Moruzi Melanie G. Bailey Mary Le Clair Elizabeth Kelly Volker† Brigid M. M. O’Reilly A. Paul Baker Hugh O’Connell William McIntyre Geraldine Peterson Wanda A. C. Bielawski Ann K. Szammers Grant W. Nadon Mary Katherine Rinko Patricia Boyle Ann Mary Treliving William D. P. Reddall† Ralph & Barbara Smialek Joan A. Bulger Catherine Sbrolla Birute M. Spudas Michael F. G. Clark Class of 1956 Cynthia Teeter Ann Marie Sweeney† Margaret Edgar ( 3 Anonymous ) Leon Tretjakewitsch† M. Doreen Tracy W. Ronald Fawcett Alvina Bergamin M. Ann Vasilash Joseph A. F. Valenti Sheila M. Flannery John F. X. Callahan Bernard J. A. Varcoe James A. Fontana Rosemary E. Condie Class of 1958 Vincent Hubert Wall Ed Gabis Margaret M. Crouse ( 4 Anonymous ) Joseph T. Walsh CSB Patricia Mary Hatch Robert B. Davis J. Louis Abello Virginia T. M. Irwin Sylvia M. Driscoll Catherine Ager Class of 1959 Melvin † & Norma Edmund J. J. Fitzgerald Bernard P. Barry ( 3 Anonymous ) Morassutti Brian D. Inglis CSB Leo Dennis Burns CSB Brian G. M. Bardorf Helen B. O’Rourke William H. Irwin CSB Irena Case Daniel Callam CSB Frank & Dorothy Quinn J. D. King John W. Cudmore Richard E. Downey Peter Ryan

30 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s Neil R. M. Seifried David T. Abalos vice-chancellor’s club ($1,000-$4,999 between May 1, 2018 – April 30, 2019) J. Brian & Maureen Sheedy Antoinette C. Alexandrowicz Susan A. Tomenson Kathleen & William Bell David T. Abalos Ronald Fabbro CSB Grace McSorley Edward M. Bridge J. Louis Abello James K. Farge CSB Susan McCormick Class of 1961 Robert & Anne Cobham Susan Adam Metzler Alexander Fieglar Bruce M. W. McDonald ( 4 Anonymous ) William J. Couch Denis J. A. April CSB Rui & JoAnn Figueiredo Noel S. McFerran Marie-Louise Connery H. W. Osmond Doyle Melanie G. Bailey Rosemary A. Fillmore Patricia A. McGee Martin & Mary Hughes P Michael & Kevin F A Dunn Roger B. Barcant Donald F. Finlay CSB Frederick J. McGrann Paul G. A. Jennings Edward P. R. Ehmann Robert J. Barringer CSB Louis T. Flask Jr Matthew J. McGuire Robert J. Keenan Walter D. Fitzgerald Michael G. Bator Thomas & Alice Flynn Moni McIntyre Frank & Ann Kelly Michael Fullan Diane Beleen Woody & Filomena Frisina Bruce & Elaine McLean Gordon F. Kennedy CSB Martin S. J. Glogowski David Woody Michael Fullan John & Sandra McManus Colleen M. H. Kurtz Neil B. J. Hibberd CSB Domenic P. Belcastro Gerald & Martha Gabriel Scott & Victoria McNally Peter W. McCaig Catherine A. Higgins Paul Bellefeuille Mary Ann Gallacher Nicholson D. McRae Anna M. M. McCalla Jerold C. J. Hodge Leslie Belzak & Michael James D. Gallagher Michael S. McTeague Nancy McElhinney Eleanor M. Hynes McFadden John C. Gallagher Claudia Miatello Sara Mackin McLaughlin William Michael Kantor Oriana R. Bertucci Matthew & Mary J. Michael Miller CSB Peter & Jane Obernesser Carole D. Mazza Wanda A. C. Bielawski Giliberto Jim & Sheila Milway Bernard E. R. Rehberg Mary F. McAuliffe Ron B. M. Blainey Joseph & Mary Thomas & Elizabeth Clifford A. Riopelle Christopher & Anita Robert D. Bodnar Giordmaine Minehan John D. Smart McBride Anne Adela & Ray W. Paolo Granata Brian Miron & Monica E. Dwyer Sullivan John & Aileen McGrath Bonnah Chester & Camilla Gryski Vegelj Richard Tan Paul Meagher Randy & Anna Boyagoda Regina Hanley Eleanor & Edward Johan G. Terpstra Angela P. Meyler Joan & David Breech Richard & Patricia Monahan David O. Tinker Ronald E. Ruest Edward M. Bridge Hayward Donald F. Morrison Kathryn Anne Tucker Kathleen Joan Scanlan Margaret E. Loughney K. Betty Hill Margaret Morriss Julienne White J. Donald M. Schmidt Brosnan Sheril J. Hook Stephen R. G. Mulhern Annette Maureen Spillane David M. Brown Michael Horgan Patrick J. Murphy Class of 1962 Joseph Tanzola John P. P. Brown Caroline B. Horgan-Bell Jacqueline Murray ( 2 Anonymous ) Sylvia R. E. Tessaro Amy Marie Browning Rita Iorfida Molly Naber-Sykes Veronica Adams Eugene M. L. Valeriote Alexandra Bugailiskis Owen Ireland Edmund & Julie Norkus Richard Alway John Watters John F. X. Callahan William H. J. Karner James A. (Tim) & Mary A. The Rev. Monsignor Samuel Margaret Wu Daniel Callam Paul & Patricia Kennedy O’Brien John Bianco David L. Yeung Paul H. Carson Robert P. Kennedy John J. O’Brien Paul C. Burns James F. Cassidy Joan & Kevin Keough John G. J & Patricia Hilary Carr Jones Class of 1964 Douglas Chau Patrick Keyes & Sheila O’Driscoll Lillian M. Chan ( 8 Anonymous ) Ing-Wher Chen O’Brien Dennis O’Hara Lucille M. Colavincenzo Denis J. A. April CSB Wladyslaw Cichocki Lawrence J. Klein Michael & Jennifer Carol Ann Cornbill Frank G. J. Chown John Colantonio & Family Michelle M. M. Kranjc O’Hara Mary Gebhardt Peter A. Crean J. Rob Collins Romas Krilavicius Mechtilde O’Mara CSJ James P. Evans Helen Demshar Hugh D. Curtin Richard T. La Prairie † Geraldine O’Meara Robert A. V. Gallagher Gerald F. Dunn Carole Curtis James E. Lahey Jacqueline C. Orange † Lorraine M. Green David & Diane Geherin Michael & Rosemarie David Lametti Mark Osbaldeston Geraldine Henrietta Houston Ronald J. Griffin CSB D’Avella Michael J. T. Lang Nick Pantaleo William H. J. Karner Casimir N. Herold F. George Davitt Jane B. Lavery Jack W. Person Ted J. Krawchuk T. Michael Kavanagh Maria Linhares de Sousa David C. Leach Margaret M. Poehlmann Bruce M. W. McDonald Leonard W. Krystolovich Christopher P. Deans John L. Lee Annemarie & Bob Powell Michael Gordon McNeely Ellen M. Lagala Helen Demshar M. Owen Lee CSB† M. Frank Quinlan John J. O’Donoghue Francis X. McArdle Alberto & Caroline Di Michael Lehman CSB Viggo B. Rambusch Pia (Karrer) O’Leary Barry E. M. McDermott Giovanni Joe & Bridget Leon Suzanne Ramnauth Patricia A. M. Pearson Bruce & Elaine McLean Guy P. Di Tomaso Ellen M. Leonard CSJ Thomas & Virginia Reid Robert G Pogoda Joseph E. McMahon Martin Dimnik CSB Andrew F. B. Leung CSB Duane Rendle Stephen L. Ross William H. Mitchell Eileen (Whelan) Dobell Joe & Lina Loparco Morgan Rice CSB John M. Sandala Nancy Bruno Muney A. & J. Dobranowski Ian A. MacDonnell Rosanne T. Rocchi Nasser Sanii Bonnie M. O’Brien John Dool Kathy Martin Thomas J. J. Rocchi Robert D. Weiler & Mary Pat A. Oliker H. W. Osmond Doyle William L. May CSB Geraldine E. Roe Karen M. Weiler Deborah C. Rogers Paul J. Dunn Giancarlo Mazzanti Angelo & Miriam Paul G. Russell Kathryn Elton & Peter Peter and Sheila McCabe Sangiorgio Class of 1963 Patrick J. Ryan Hohenadel Michael McCarthy & Ernest J. Schiarizza ( 5 Anonymous ) J. David Witty Continued on page 33

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Class of 1965 ( 4 Anonymous ) Katherine A. Anderson Richard J. Belliveau James & Anna Brennan Kathleen Butkovich J. Rob Collins Louise E. Creaghan Sylvia Danter Margaret Ermelin Davis Anita E. De Ruiter Martin Dimnik CSB Michael J. Dorgan Dennis M. Drummond Patrick Dunn Donald F. Finlay CSB Bill & Anne Fox Stanley T. Gabriel Anna T. Gris Cheryl A. Hill-Wisniewski Nancy Keane Kruger Sharon A. M. Keenan Joan & Kevin Keough Claire E. Knapp Daniel W. P. Lang David C. Leach Charles E. McCarthy Brosnan Class of 1967 Roseanne Lidstone Frank W. McCrea Peter W. Carmichael ( 2 Anonymous ) Richard E. J. Maguire Elizabeth Jean McKinstry Tony Comper Richard L. Aguglia Stanislawa Malkowicz Thomas & Elizabeth Jeremy Curtin Loretta C. Alsen Karal Ann Marling Minehan Mary Ellen Daly Robert J. Barringer CSB Philip C. McCabe Patrick and Margaret Rosemary A. Fillmore John Bennett & Diana Collins Bonnie L. A. McGuire Murnaghan Patrick H. Fitzgerald Bennett Susan J. Millar Francis J. P. O’Brien Janice Hambley William P. Boehler Richard Michael Morra Sylvia A. Pryde Helen M. Higgins-Minetti Helen B. Broadfoot Margaret Morriss M. Jane Rupert Joan Hood Anthony L. Carella Roberta J. Nevers Lawrence & Brigitte Schmidt Joan E. Hyland Paul H. Carson Orysia A. O’Coin Susan Scotti Martha Lemieux Susan L. A. Carter David S. Palframan Brian R. P. Shaughnessy Rose Anne Marie Luciani Michael & Patricia Coleman Elizabeth J. Panciera Pat Sheehan Richard C. Luft Gordon F. P. Deecker Richard Parker Marianne I. Singh-Waraich M. Elizabeth Mallon Sylvia V. Demshar William J. V. Sheridan Tom & Marilyn Sutton Patricia A. McDermott Susan H. Fowlie Aileen E. A. Tayler Joseph & Marcella Tanzola Michener James William Francis Garvey Susan Tehan McLaughlin Natalie Helen Tarbet Eric McKee Lawrence Geuss Oliva S. Tersigni Marta Tusek Claire M. Morris Cyril & Diane Grasso Donald N. M. Truscello Marie E. Wiley Jacqueline C. Orange† Pauline M. Green Helena M. Vaiceliunas John Timothy Wixted Joseph S. Pastor Kenneth & Patricia Hanson Michael Vertin Margaret M. Poehlmann Richard & Patricia Hayward John T. R. Wetzel Class of 1966 Robert L. J. Roy Oksana D. Isoki James B. J. Williams ( 1 Anonymous ) William & Diana †Santo Saulius Jaskus Carolyn H. Bailey Margaret Mary Schrand Jane Kuniholm Class of 1968 Mary T. Brennan Kathleen L. M. Sullivan Clifford F. Lee ( 8 Anonymous ) Margaret E Loughney Geraldine L. M. Yachetti Ellen M. Leonard CSJ Roger B. Barcant

32 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s Ron B. M. Blainey George P. Massey vice-chancellor’s club cont’d Richard Bresden Johanna Michelin Mary R. Brown J. Michael Miller CSB Lawrence & Brigitte Paul E. Szmitko Program Claudia K. Carpenter Jack R. O’Neill Schmidt Richard Tan The Benevity Community Robert & Andrea Chisholm Al Orlando Ken Schnell Norman Tanck CSB Impact Fund Hugh D. Curtin Michael A. Pal Martin Sclisizzi Gerald L. Timmins BMO Financial Group Dorothy A. A. De Souza Donatangelo & Clara Palma Michael F. Scuglia David O. Tinker Boiler Inspection & Deanna Di Martile Jack W. Person Antonia Michelle Serrao Robert Tracogna Insurance Company of Mary Allison Dingle Joseph P. Polito Soppelsa Christopher A. Valka Canada Michael E. Dobmeier Mrs. Jack Reynolds Robert Shiley J. Leo Walsh CSB The Catholic Women’s Mary Joan Dunn Gary P. Robertson Joel Singer & Enza Cancilla John T. R. Wetzel League of Canada Charles M. Ellins Paul A. Schulte Effie Slapnicar Thomas D J Wetzel CIBC Gerald & Martha Gabriel Martin Sclisizzi Ralph & Barbara Smialek Gernot & Norma Wieland IBM Canada Ltd James J. Gardella Robert Shiley George T. Smith CSB James B. J. Williams Irish Cultural Society of George L. Graham Pamela V. Stoksik T. Allan Smith CSB Peggy & David Williams Toronto Regina Hanley Robert Turner Annette Maureen Spillane Monica E. Wolfe Italian Canadian Savings & Donall & Joyce Healy John & Sandra Srigley Michael J. Wren Credit Union Limited Dean J. P. Higgins Class of 1970 Glenn Stadtegger David L. Yeung The Lucia Colavita Fdn. Joan M. Johnston ( 5 Anonymous ) Georgina Steinsky Jerome C. Zutt Mary Lillian Paish Toporoski Margaret Kearns Peter Barreca Larry Stubbs Foundation Erin M. Keough Cheryl L. Birkett David Sylvester Andrew Volpe Foundation Mawer Investment Edward & Ann Kerwin Diane Bridges Elena M. Szamosvari Apple Matching Gifts Management Ltd. Grace Lake Mary Ellen Burns Jane B. Lavery Patrick & Marley Carroll Heritage Donor Society Katharine Lochnan John & Maureen Cassidy Kathy Martin Elizabeth Curtin Legacy gifts ensure that the tradition of the University of St. Michael’s College Ruth M. Martin Anne Maurer De Beer will continue for generations to come. We acknowledge, with much gratitude, the Anne Doyle McClure Ann P. Deluce following alumni and friends who have remembered the University of St. Michael’s Patricia A. McGee Alberto & Caroline Di College in their estate plans. Patrick J. M. McGuinness Giovanni Grace & Douglas McKirgan Rena A. Fagioli Richard Alway Dan Donovan William P. O’Neill John P. Moore Katherine A. Fitzgerald Kathleen and John Mary A. Falko Mariel O’Neill-Karch & James A. (Tim) & Mary A. Mary Ann Gallacher Ancker Michael J. Ferguson Pierre Karch O’Brien Margaret A. Gardonio Ronald Andrukitis Rosemary Fillmore Peter and Barbara Peloso Terrence J. O’Sullivan Gerald Havey Christina Attard & Jim Katherine A. Fitzgerald Jack W. Person John & Catherine Pepper Richard & Patricia Hayward Farney Barbara Fraser Annemarie Powell John P. Reynolds James M. Kavanagh Peter W. Baker Ed Gabis Steven K. Ranson Peter A. Rogers Catherine A. Kelly Karen M. Beckermann Gerald and Martha Paul E. Riley John J. Ryan Andy Macbeth John J. Benedetto Gabriel Peter A. Rogers Manfred P. Simon Ian A. MacDonnell Mary Elizabeth Bennett Joseph and Mary Ken Schnell Georgina Steinsky Thomas Mathien Sturino Giordmaine Jennifer Laura Meiorin- Johanna Jeannette W. Schiff J. Michael & France McCabe Lucille Blainey Richard William L. Guisso Schumacher Peggy & David Williams Catherine Mary Meyer Ronald & Laurie Blainey J. B. Healy Marianne Sciolino Douglas A. Moggach Paul & Barbara Blake Marianna Korman Ray and Sue Shady Class of 1969 Kathleen T. Mullrooney Edward M. Bridge Clare Kosnik Robert Shiley ( 9 Anonymous ) Lola Riley Diane Bridges Ronald J. Le Frois Annette Maureen J. Jerald Bellomo Barbara Ann Rukavina John P. P. Brown Michael & Joan Maloney Spillane Susan J. Biggar Anne B. Sutherland Gloria Jean Bubba Karal Ann Marling Joseph C. Steiner Mary O’Connor Miroslaw Tarnowka Gloria Buckley Marie Tisdale Martin Gino Sturino Robert C. Dolan Karen U. Traynor Barbara Carlton Anne Doyle McClure David Szollosy & Lauretta Bohdan Dubniak Thomas D J Wetzel Paul H. Carson & Dawn Joseph Patrick McGee Amundsen Terrence G. Edgar M. Munday Mary Pat Whelan Moore Terry Tedesco Beata & Leo FitzPatrick Class of 1971 John W. Cudmore William & Angela Catherine F. Thompson Harvey Sean Fox ( 4 Anonymous ) Theresa Cusack Moreau Victoria Thompson John E. G. Gilgan Adriana M. R. Albanese Dana Cushing Sherrie C. Murphy Frank and Joanne Turner Chester & Camilla Gryski Patricia M. Bertucci Jan & Jane de Koning Brian & Anneliese Michael Vertin Henry Hyde & Carol Hodson Margaret A. Brennan Carlo De Pellegrin O’Malley Paul and Valerie Walsh Eleonora Iannacci Timothy M. Cotter Jacqueline Demers Geraldine O’Meara John Timothy Wixted Jean C. Key David G. Cray SSE Eileen Whelan Dobell Burke John & Karen Zeller Anthony G. Laglia Tannis A. Critelli

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Alberto & Caroline Di Catherine T. Fournier Marpole-Cotter A. & J. Dobranowski Giovanni Nadia A. Girardi Mark & Christine Creedon Mary F. Ferguson Christine E. Finan Rita Iorfida Carole Curtis Rosemary J Fontaine Angela J. Golka Linda K. Jones F. Norman Dannen Jr. & Rosaria Furlano Gabe Heller & Mary Hanson Raffaella L. Korre Cynthia Dannen Myra & Myron Junyk Patrick Keilty James E. Lahey Rosanna Furgiuele Michael J. T. Lang M. Martha Lee-Blickstead Arthur † & Dianne Lefebvre Thomas E. Gray Kieran T. Mahan Paul B. Murray Paul McCann M. Theresa Griffin Irene Makaryk John J. O’Brien James E. McCarthy Paula S. Hiebert Imre Nagy Michael & Jennifer O’Hara Mary Ann McConkey Aida Hudson Carl A. M. O’Byrne F. T. Mark Pujolas Larry McDonald James D. McCarthy Norma M. Priday Thomas J. J. Rocchi Patricia Mogavero Jim & Sheila Milway Joseph Redican CSB Raymond & Suzanne Shady Susan M. Murray John R. Muir Kathleen M. Richardson John F. Sliwinski Louis L. Odette Beulah A. E. Mustachi Sandra L. Romano Nora Sullivan Kenneth Pearce Michael W. Price Teresa M. Rybacki-Anisko Glenn Wright Edward Podgorski † Rosanne T. Rocchi Antonia Michelle Serrao Ihor Y. Rudensky Marianne Sciolino Soppelsa Class of 1972 Nadica A. Sloan Elena M. Szamosvari Catherine M. Smiglicki ( 3 Anonymous ) Henry Augustine Tobin Norman Tanck CSB George Steiner & Wendy Michael G. Bator Brenda M. Vice Larysa S. Teply Britt-Steiner Maureen Berry Donna M. Yuskoski Anne C. Trousdale Muriel A. Summers M. D. Bryant Stephen F. White Salvatore Totino John T. Bulger Class of 1973 Edward T. Unger Catherine M. Cassidy ( 3 Anonymous ) Class of 1974 Lawrence J. Wozniak Cecil D. Clarkson Ann E. Allan ( 6 Anonymous ) Ennio P. Zuccon Paul & Margaret Cotter Diane Beleen Woody & Susan Adam Metzler Maria Linhares de Sousa David Woody Patricia Belier Class of 1975 Guy P. Di Tomaso Joan & David Breech William J. Biggar ( 2 Anonymous ) Kathleen Donohue Christina M. Cameron Mary H. Billinghurst Salvatore Badali Paul J. Dunn James Cotter & Angela Peter O. Dellinger Gregory Allan Bassett

34 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s Rosann M. Catalano Sal Minardi & Double Blue Society Wladyslaw Cichocki Patricia Basque Richard S. Clemens Carla M. Pahulje By choosing to donate monthly, Double Blue Society members help support long- Rosey Colautti Rosemarie & Frank Radi range planning by providing a valuable ongoing source of funding. We thank the Marie Deans Michael A. Rubenstein following donors for their continuing confidence and generosity. Myron & Bina Dylynsky Angelo & Miriam Sangiorgio Charles P. Feerick Sonya C. Urbanc Blaise Stephen Alleyne James Ronald Ginther Catherine A. Mulroney Rui & JoAnn Figueiredo Virginia R. Vitale Patricia E. Arsenault Paolo Granata Betty Noakes Elizabeth Gilbert Elizabeth Maurer Webster Rachel J. Barton Anna T. Gris Carl A. M. O’Byrne Lawrence J. Klein William John West Paul Bellefeuille Teresa Guardia Hugh O’Connell Romas Krilavicius Linda Winter Leslie Belzak & Michael David Hagelaar James J. O’Keefe Reginald McLean & Mary McFadden Gabe Heller & Mary Jacqueline C. Orange † Keeshan McLean Class of 1978 Oriana R. Bertucci Hanson Hilmar M. Pabel Donald J. Merriell ( 3 Anonymous ) Frank Bertuzzi Richard & Patricia Carla M. Pahulje Edward W. O’Connor Robert D. Bodnar Leslie Borbas & Debora Hayward David S. Palframan Kathleen O’Neill & James & Janette Bowie Wingell Henry Hyde & Carol Jack W. Person Anthony Daley Maureen Brosnahan James & Janette Bowie Hodson Fernando Pietramala George Weigel John P. P. Brown Randy & Anna Boyagoda Joan Hood Alexei Plocharczyk Henry W. F. Wong Anna A. Carino Kathleen G. Boykin Sheril J. Hook William D. P. Reddall† Stephen & Kerry Castrucci Joan & David Breech Rita Iorfida Michael S. Reel Class of 1976 Angela Colantonio David M. Brown Sharon A. M. Keenan Rosanne T. Rocchi ( 3 Anonymous ) Maureen P. Decaria Susan Mader Brown Rosmarie L. Kelly Michael J. Ruthard Charles Campisi Alexander Fieglar Gloria Buckley John Keyes & Nancy E. Hilary Ryall Jane L. Cleary Filomena Frisina Mary Ellen Burns Spencer Keyes Edward & Stella Rzadki J . Paul & Nadine Condon Marjan M. Glavac Paul H. Carson J. D. King Angelo & Miriam Robert J. Curridor Susan M. Jostman Glenn A. Castellarin William B. Kinsley Sangiorgio Rui & JoAnn Figueiredo Ruth Keenan Michael F. G. Clark Lawrence J. Klein Ken Schnell Kevin P. Foster Beverly A. Knutson William J. Couch Richard T. La Prairie Ralph Schnell & Carol- James D. Gallagher Janet L. Latosik Elizabeth Curtin Kathryn M. LaFontana Ann Badiou Patrick C. Gallagher Stephanie F. Leon Michael Da Costa Chris Lang Marianne Sciolino Matthew & Mary Giliberto Lok Fung Leung Christopher P. Deans Anne M. Leonard Michael F. Scuglia Bernarda Glicksman Michael Longo Gordon F. P. Deecker Telma Liu Mark & Kate Sedore Klaus & Caron Hartmann George F. Lucki Matthew Dillon Reid Locklin Anna M. Shady Donald J. Lococo CSB Edward J. Maksimowski A. & J. Dobranowski George F. Lucki Robert Shiley Peter & Sheila McCabe David Mulroney John Dool Richard C. Luft Genevieve Simnett Stephen R. G. Mulhern Bruce V. Parrick Kevin Dorgan Stanislawa Malkowicz Robert Sinclair James J. O’Keefe Stephen J. Quinn Gerald F. Dunn Ann C. Marshall Georgina Steinsky Gerard Pettipas CSsR William V. Reid Myron Dzulynsky Ruth M. Martin E. Dwyer Sullivan Geraldine E. Roe Joann Rossiter Kathryn Elton & Peter Teresa-Anne Martin Aileen E. A. Tayler Isabell E. Scott Paul Walsh CSB Hohenadel Thomas Mathien Sylvia R. E. Tessaro Karen A. Scott Michael J. Wren Rosemary J. Fontaine Francis X. McArdle Vincenza I. Travale Larry Stubbs Sara & Michael Franca Peter & Sheila McCabe Virginia R. Vitale John Tuzyk Class of 1979 Normand Frenette Mary Ann McConkey Monica M. Wallenfels ( 2 Anonymous ) Rosaria Furlano Kathy McCormick John Watters Class of 1977 Patricia Curtin & Martha Gabriel Matthew J. McGuire Claire Westley ( 4 Anonymous ) Sean Brady Maria Luciana Gallo Reginald McLean & Mary Paula C. Wheeler Susan M. Addario Michael B. De Santis James William Francis Keeshan McLean Irene Wiseman Susan Mader Brown Ronald Fabbro Garvey Joseph E. McMahon Michael J. Wren Gino Bucciarelli Victor Figueiredo Kathleen Giblin Erin Metzler Glenn A. Castellarin Charles & Marisa Gambin Michael De Robertis Caroline B. Horgan-Bell Enza Desjardins Paul & Patricia Kennedy Anthony & Catherine Dodds Sandra Lavigne Joe Draganjac John & Lisa Leon E. Philip Giroday Andrew B. Lubinsky Larry F. Howorth Theresa Monette Peter P. Kozelj Roxanne Myschyshyn Michelle M M Kranjc M. Bernardine Nelligan Filomena Lettieri Brian & Virginia O’Sullivan Catherine MacDonald Mary Angela Phillips

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Maria Arone Angelina Assalone Domenic P. Belcastro Anthony J. Blasi Paul Bellefeuille Joan Cavanagh David G. Broadhurst Teresa Colasante Rosemary Broughton Colleen M. Cotter Barry Cheung John Dool Kathleen M. Edgar Catherine Dowd George Jaskiw Mary E. Hines Peter M. Farrell Robert P. Kennedy Jacques L. Huard Theresa M. L. Lee John Keyes & Nancy E. Joe & Lina Loparco Spencer Keyes Carla Martini Patrick Keyes & Sheila Giancarlo Mazzanti O’Brien John M. Muggeridge Diane M. Kruger Patrick J. Murphy John L. Lee James R. Phoenix Maria T. Lista Sylvia Simonyi-Elmer John & Sandra McManus Stephen T. Taborek Scott & Victoria McNally Maria A. Tempio-Biasutti Catherine A. Mulroney Jerome C. Zutt Sean Mulrooney Brian Edward Reel Class of 1985 Gerard M Spinosa ( 2 Anonymous ) Giuseppe J. Turco Elisa Arciero Harry J. Vizl Karen Broadhurst Raymond L. Walke Sandra D’Agostino-Ferlisi Michael P. Weir Catherine Driscoll Vanda Zanini David Lametti James & Sylvia McGovern Class of 1983 Barry & Rose McInerney Class of 1980 James C. Crawford ( 1 Anonymous ) Theresa A. O’Keefe ( 4 Anonymous ) Arianna Dal Cin Susan M. Bazely Paul T. Quinlan Patricia E. Arsenault Michael & Rosemarie Lee Ann Benson Mark A. Springett Sonia Basso D’Avella Leslie Borbas & Debora Benedetta Virgilio & Joseph Tina Ciccone Diane L. Karnay Wingell Delle Fave Rita L. Hanesiak Chris Lang Anne Contala-Smolej Margaret Wong Gregory T. Keenan Dr. Mary Margaret Laurella Maria B. Davidson Ralph A. Lebold † Paula A. Marcotte Alice J. de Koning Class of 1986 Maria Mazzucco Susan McCormick Greta B. DeLonghi ( 2 Anonymous ) Michael S. McTeague Denise L. Moretto Caroline M. Gaughan Karen M. Beckermann Molly Naber-Sykes John Reddy CSB Vilma Gianfelice Nick Creatura John A. Neander Lois B. Roberts Jim & Catherine Hartford Michael Lehman CSB Basilio Nicastri Peggy M. Robinson Belinda Y. Kwan Juan P. Liriano Dennis Noelke Michael F. Scuglia Joe & Bridget Leon Mary P. Manna Nick Pantaleo Mark D. Sherlock John L. McLaughlin Geza Matrai Myra Pastyr-Lupul Nadia Townshend Eileen M. O’Byrne Hilmar M. Pabel Michael S. Reel Patrick E. Wright Thomas & Virginia Reid Elizabeth Peddie Monica E. Wolfe Cindy L. Sisti Class of 1982 Jefferson Thompson CSB Class of 1987 Class of 1981 ( 3 Anonymous ) Robert Tracogna ( 3 Anonymous ) ( 5 Anonymous ) John Alati Daniel Driscoll Charles A. Aquilina Lucio F. Ammerata Class of 1984 Colm Lanigan Deborah A. Buklin Anna Arciero ( 3 Anonymous ) Gordon G. Mueller

36 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s Lieba S. Snitman Ken Villazor & Mary-Kay 2019 USMC Golf Classic Monica M. Wallenfels Whittaker David Whalen Claire Westley On July 24, 2019, University of St. Michael’s College alumni and friends celebrated the 20th anniversary of the USMC Golf Classic with a great day on the links at Eagles Class of 1988 Class of 1991 Nest Golf Club. Since its inception, this annual tournament has raised more than $2.5 ( 1 Anonymous ) ( 1 Anonymous ) million to support students at St. Mike’s. Proceeds have funded a variety of initiatives Carla DeSantis & Reni Brian & Joyce Connolly including scholarships and bursaries, wellness and academic counselling services, Caccamo Kathy Coxford enhancements to Kelly library facilities and student services offices in Brennan Hall. Jacqueline C. Cooper Kathryn M. LaFontana Michael Currie Alexei Plocharczyk Thank you to all these sponsors and donors for their generous support! Gerald & Irene Devlin Salvatore Tassone Victor & Maureen Dodig Paula C. Wheeler HONORARY SILVER SPONSORS The Boiler Inspection & Myron Dzulynsky CHAIRMAN Fidelity Investments Insurance Company of Andrew & Class of 1992 Joseph Sorbara ‘63 First Generation Capital Canada Natalie (Keogh) Flynn ( 1 Anonymous ) Inc. Borden Ladner Gervais Judy Fowler Byrne Mark A. Caranci CO-CHAIRS J.P. Morgan Asset LLP Maria Lopez Messale Engeda James McGovern ‘85 Management CI Institutional Asset Paolo Mazzoli Ronald M. Guzenda Barry McInerney ‘85 Miller Thomson LLP Management Brian P. McCallion Michelene M. Hauber David Scandiffio ‘94 Russell Investments Inc. Eagles Nest Golf Club Cameron A. M. Muir Dennis Kivlahan Sheffield Moving & Fidelity Investments Timothy O’Connor Claudia Miatello presenting Storage Rod McEwan, MCOR Fernando Pietramala Carole A. M. Smith SPONSOR TD Insurance James McGovern, ’85 Michael Pullella Sheila Tierney CIBC Wildeboer Dellelce LLP Barry McInerney, ’85, John Siebert Denis Zmak CIBC Mellon Mackenzie Investments Darren J. Slind Golf Sponsors Morneau Shepell George T. Smith CSB Class of 1993 GOLD SPONSORS & donors Pal Insurance ( 1 Anonymous ) Arrow Capital AC Mechanical Class of 1989 Federico Diodati Management Inc. Archdiocese of Toronto ( 1 Anonymous ) Pamela R. Gorospe Mackenzie Investments Catholic Pastoral Catherine Coffey Eva Kushner Mawer Centre Robert L. Defries James Mulligan Helen A. Hicken Nancy E. Weiler Special thanks are also extended to founding chairman, Joseph Sorbara, to long-time Thomas Kremer co-chairs Victor Dodig and Edward Cattana, and to all the co-chairs, volunteers and Teresa P. Lam Class of 1994 participants who have supported the Golf Classic over the years. Brian Miron & ( 1 Anonymous ) Monica Vegelj Mary E. Jarvis Corporations, Foundations & Organizations Dennis O’Hara Hannah M. Lovejoy P. Vasant Ramlaggan Michael McCarthy & Grace Andrew Volpe CIBC Management Ltd. Glenn Stadtegger McSorley Foundation Fondazione Italia Canada Morguard Corporation Suzanne K. Truchan Eric O. Ruppert Angela L. Smith IBM Canada Ltd PwC Marianne Wachholz Michael J. Ruthard Charitable Foundation Irish Cultural Society of Scarboro Foreign Mission David & Susan Scandiffio Apple Matching Gifts Toronto Society Class of 1990 Program Italian Canadian Savings & Sisters of Providence of ( 3 Anonymous ) Class of 1995 AstraZeneca Canada Credit Union Limited St. Vincent de Paul Salvatore Amodeo ( 1 Anonymous ) Inc. J.& J. Currie Investments Sisters of St. Joseph Franca Baldassarra-Tipodi James Chau Aviva Canada Inc. Ltd. of Toronto Michael Camacho Antonietta Colavita The Benevity Community Jackman Foundation St. Michael’s College Alisa Carli Michael McCarthy & Impact Fund (Edward JR Jackman) Students Timothy J. Costigan Grace McSorley BMO Financial Group The Joan & Clifford Hatch Toronto Friends of the Robert P. Ellis Peter Jarycki The Boiler Inspection & Foundation Visual Arts Teresa Guardia Rodney D. McEwan Insurance Company of The Lucia Colavita Toronto School of John Brian Huber CSB Canada Foundation Theology Rosmarie L. Kelly Class of 1996 C. L. Burton Trust Mary Lillian Paish The William & Nona Georgina Kourtis ( 1 Anonymous ) The Catholic Women’s Toporoski Foundation Heaslip Foundation Kathryn A. Lagroix Patricia Carter League of Canada Mawer Investment Willis Towers Watson John Y. Lee Milena A D’Amico John Marsalek Matthew J. McGuire & Moni McIntyre Wendy Thompson Mark Osbaldeston McGuire Dorothy Sadowski Leo S W Ng

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Class of 2007 Natalie Doummar ( 1 Anonymous ) Amani Husain Tarud Veronica Barton Roman Korol Andrew F. B. Leung CSB Xinyi Li Daniel McRae Class of 2008 Glory Ghamer Nasseri Linda M. Malia Rushal N. Parikh Sonya Marion Julia C. Pearce Christopher A. Valka Justin R. Raposo Pranavan S. Sathiyananthan Class of 2009 Htay Tint Blaise Stephen Alleyne Jeffrey Vandespyker Morgan Rice CSB Trinh Vo

Class of 2010 Evan Ernest Bernacchia-Canton Matthew Dillon

Class of 2011 Class of 1997 Class of 2002 ( 1 Anonymous ) Dara Castaneda Rita Orsi Jessica Bigelow Thank you Gregory C. Connolly Stephen Stewart Joseph Kenneth Cornforth also Eunice Y. H. MacCharles Kyle Ferguson to the Class of 2003 Anthony Ferrari following Class of 1998 Daniel Santoro Friends ( 2 Anonymous ) Robert Sinclair Class of 2012 ( 10 Anonymous ) Maria Luciana Gallo Emily Van Berkum Catharine & John Banic Siobhan Mclaughlin Class of 2004 Phil & Mary Barrette Erin Metzler Michael Gregory Allemano Class of 2013 John Benedetto Joanne O’Regan Christopher P. Deans ( 1 Anonymous ) Roland & Marie Bertin Paulo R. Pires Lisa Rachel Jones Kwan Ho Leung Alexandra Bezeredi Alexander Vernon Gabriel Vincent Rossettie Betty Noakes Anne Adela & Ray W. Enping Tu Bonnah Class of 1999 Class of 2014 Kathleen G. Boykin ( 1 Anonymous ) Class of 2005 Kimpton K. Lai Joan Brennan Jaimee Albano ( 1 Anonymous ) Anna S. Lubinsky Michael Britto Holly Ip Francis Dargon Yvonne P. Nicholls Barry F. Brown Terence S. Douglas David M. Brown Class of 2000 Benjamin P. Goetz Class of 2015 Ambassador Alexandra ( 3 Anonymous ) John Madden ( 1 Anonymous ) Bugailiskis & Lieutenant Ing-Wher Chen Teresa-Anne Martin Bernardine Ketelaars Colonel Alexander Sr. Sylvia Gail Fox ABS Davileen Margaret Radigan Harinya Shanthakumar R. Fiegler William L. May CSB Lily Lok Yee Wong George Tsourounis James F. Cassidy Oi Yun Hannah Wong Xiaodan Zhang John & Vera Chau Class of 2001 Lilianne Chay Rutha Victoria Astravas Class of 2006 Class of 2017 Hugh & Mary Ann Chesser Douglas Chau Jennifer E. Adams Rosamaria Pagani Rosalie Clarke Michael & Sara Franca Rachel J. Barton Linlin Zhou Paul † & Kathleen Clubbe Terry Kersch Kevin Dorgan Michael Coghlan Anna M. Shady Emmanuel Joseph Class of 2018 John Colantonio & Family Paul E. Szmitko Mar-Emmanuel ( 3 Anonymous ) Michael Da Costa Eric Hiu Fung Tse Genevieve Simnett Bianca Robens Palmina Calla F. George Davitt

38 Winter 2020 St. Michael’s Medina Sales De Andrade Peter D. Lauwers John M. Scanlon Paul & Deborah Zeni Jane de Koning Helen & Larry LeDuc Gino & Roberta Scapillati Jean Bernard Diguer Cynthia Lee Ralph Schnell & Fellows, faculty John G. Dimond Nancy C. Lee Carol-Ann Badiou & staff Paolo J. DiRenzo Robert & Carole Lovejoy Don Schrenk ( 1 Anonymous ) James K. Farge CSB Lisa Turner Walter Schultz Leslie Belzak & Michael Louis T Flask Jr John R. MacInnis Giles Scofield McFadden Albert P. Gabriel Joseph Mari Francesca Scorsone Oriana R. Bertucci Tony Gabriel Catherine Marshall Mark & Kate Sedore Frank Bertuzzi Francis X. P. Gavin John G. Marshall Robert & Wendy Sider Randy & Anna Boyagoda Kathleen Giblin Susan Marshall Joel Singer & Enza Cancilla Kathryn Elton & Peter Deirdre A. Godfrey Theresa C. Marshall Andrew J. Smith Hohenadel Rocky Gualtieri Kathy McCormick Patricia Solomon James Ronald Ginther Bruce & Vivien Haines Thomas McDonough John & Sandra Srigley Paolo Granata Paul Harris & Mary-Anne John McErlean Carl N. Still David Hagelaar Grobin Taylor P. McGuire Robert & Rhonda Stewart Sheril J Hook Hanny Hassan E. Jane Mullins Ray Stortini Telma Liu William H. Hawkins Sean Murphy Krystyna M. Reid Locklin J. B. Healy Theresa Murphy Taras-Zasowski Noel S. McFerran Donna Hellinga Jacqueline Murray Grace Tavares John McLaughlin Theodore Hiebert Alberto Nizzero Terry Tedesco Catherine Mulroney K. Betty Hill Edmund & Julie Norkus Philip Teixeira Betty Noakes Betty Ho Barbara J. O’Hare Rudy Tyono Suzanne Ramnauth Michael Horgan Brian & Anneliese O’Malley Danh Van Le & Tinh-Chau Hilary Ryall Ende Jin Mark Palma Nguyen Ken Schnell Sean Patrick Keenan John Perkons Phyllis Walker Effie Slapnicar Frank Kennedy Michael Piehler J. Leo Walsh CSB T. Allan Smith CSB Anna Koehl Mary Ponikvar-Desanti Gernot & Norma Wieland David Sylvester Olga Korper Michael J. Robson I L Wong Irene Wiseman Subodh Kumar Enzo & Maria Romano Mimi M. Wong Michael Vertin Diana T Lau Jill Ross Patricia Wooters

Every effort has Realized Bequests been made to ensure the accuracy of The Estate of John H. Craven 1955 The Estate of Daniel P. Sutherland 1960 these donor lists. Baycroft The Estate of Janet Faulds McGarity 1945 The Estate of George P. However, if you find The Estate of Harry J. 1992 The Estate of Thomas R. Tetzel 1951 an error or omission, please contact In Memory Betty Noakes, Advancement Frederick J. Allnoch 1961 Charles E. Burns 1929 Robert Hale Martin McGreevy 1963 Associate, David Belyea 1949 Paul Clubbe Charles Leland 1958 John F. Quinn Stewardship, at Joseph M. Boyle Joseph B. Dorsey Robert J. Madden 1952 Marian P. Sundholm betty.noakes@ David G. Broadhurst 1963 J C. Grieco Andrej F. Markes 1977 Elizabeth Kelly Volker utoronto.ca or 416- 926-2251, and she In Honour will be pleased to Lex Byrd Dr. Martha Gabriel and Mr. Wai K. Ko 1984 Paul S. Speck make adjustments. Daniel L. Donovan 1958 Gerald Gabriel 1968 Eleanor M. Marshall Joseph A. Trovato 1953

St. Michael’s Winter 2020 39 Alumni Reunion 2020 ROOTED IN THE FUTURE

Wednesday, May 27 – Sunday, May 31

If your class year ended in 0 or 5, this is your year!

Mark your calendars now for Alumni Reunion 2020, running May 27 to 31. Receptions, reunions, tours, lectures and more! We’re looking forward to welcoming you back to campus!

Visit our website stmikes.utoronto.ca/alumnireunion/ for full details. If you have any questions or would like additional information, please contact Brittany Davila at [email protected] or (416) 926-7260.

Illustration by Emily Mandy (USMC Class of 1966)

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