The of Rochester

Commencement June 19, 2010

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 1 6/8/10 2:41 PM Alma Mater

Thou place of rev’rie, praise we and uphold thee; In retrospection we see thy intention; Always to strive for that which we were made for; Aquinas evermore.

Dear Alma Mater, may you in all hours Be the outstanding, be the one commanding; And those striving, be the one surviving; Triumphant over all.

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 2 6/8/10 2:41 PM Program

Processional Presentation of Graduates Pomp and Circumstance Mr. Mark Catalfano, Mrs. Deborah Lalyk, Edgar Elgar Mrs. Marilyn Nosky, Mr. James Shook, Class Moderators Processional Leaders Ms. Clara Dominguez Montalbano, Senior Joseph Molisani, Angela Owens Class Counselor

Presider and Invocation Conferring of Diplomas and Awards Rev. Norman Tanck, C.S.B. ’62 Mrs. Patricia Battisti, Mr. Michael R. Daley, Aquinas Board of Trustees Mr. Robert Gillis, Ms. Ann Habershaw, Mr. Theodore Mancini, Mr. Dennis G. Sadler Master of Ceremonies Mr. Dennis G. Sadler ’62 Presentation of Special Awards Principal Mr. Dennis G. Sadler Ms. Mary Bills, Campus Minister The Star-Spangled Banner Bishop Matthew H. Clark Award Aquinas Brass Ensemble Mr. & Mrs. Raymond & Linda Manuszak Keri Manuszak Memorial Scholarship Award Welcome Mr. Michael R. Daley ’79 Class Tribute: “Look Through My Eyes” President Piano Accompaniment: Jeffery Wilson Vocals: Bridget Blakley, Michael Cantatore, Presentation of Distinguished Alumni Award Vincenzo Catarisano, Andrew Kent, Mr. Michael R. Daley ’79 Stefanie Kooijmans, Leah LeChase, President Robert Manners, Andrew Marone, Mr. Michael R. Nuccitelli ’80 Andrea Mosher, Evan Nobrega, Kayla Perconti, Aquinas Board of Trustees Chairman Allison Prokop, Rachel Reff

Distinguished Alumnus Alma Mater Mr. Thomas Riley ’56 Sung by the Alumni of the Class of 2010

Salutatorian Final Blessing Sarah Veronica Talbot Rev. Norman Tanck, C.S.B. ’62

Valedictorian Recessional Peter Daniel Horton Trumpet Tune and Ayre

Commencement Address Music Lieutenant Colonel Alanna Parrinello-Cook ’88 Aquinas Brass Ensemble Mr. James Ferris, Director Mr. Ronald Bowks ’66, Co-Director

“Aquinas Evermore”

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 3 6/8/10 2:41 PM Distinguished Alumnus Thomas P. Riley ’56

Thomas P. Riley ’56 has Aquinas in his blood. Tom’s dad was president of the Aquinas Class of 1926, the first class to graduate from our Dewey Ave campus. Tom, too, was president of his class for all four years, as well as an outstanding athlete.

After Aquinas, Tom graduated from Princeton with honors. He went on to Cornell University for a Masters in Public Administration. Tom’s business career included management and executive positions as vice president of operations for Rochester Telephone and president and C.O.O. of Blue Cross/Blue Shield.

After retiring from “corporate” life, Tom consulted for Eastman Dental Center, City Newspaper and the High Falls development project, among others. For more than a decade he has been an adjunct faculty member at the U of R’s medical school.

Despite a demanding business career, Tom always found time to give back to the community. He has held board and leadership positions with Unity Health, St. Ann’s Community and several other community organizations. He’s been appointed by the mayor twice to chair the City of Rochester Planning Commission.

Tom was a founding member of the Maplewood Neighborhood Association, which is among the most active in Rochester. Now that he lives in Charlotte, he’s been involved with the Charlotte Community Association, the Harbortown Merchants’ Association and is a founder of the Charlotte Community Development Corporation. He also chairs the finance council of the Cathedral Community Parish at Sacred Heart.

On a personal level, Tom takes great pride in his work in the development of young people. He served on boards for Sacred Heart School and the CYO. He was a founding member of the Monroe County Pop Warner Football League and coached the 10th Ward Tigers for several years.

Tom has always maintained a strong commitment and involvement with Aquinas. As a member of the Princeton Schools Committee, he has encouraged many AQ students to consider Princeton and has been gratified that several have enjoyed great success there. He continues to serve with other alumni doing mock job interviews with sophomores. But perhaps his most significant contribution came as he chaired the Class of 1956 50th Reunion. His class raised more than $300,000 to establish the Leadership/ Character/Service Initiative at Aquinas. With significant contributions from classmates Joe Calihan and Dick Corbett, and with excellent overall class participation, the Class of 1956 set a new record for reunion class giving. They also challenged other classes to surpass their record, resulting in a whole new standard for alumni giving – thus making a truly lasting and significant contribution to the long-term vitality of Aquinas.

Tom takes special pride and satisfaction in the fact that this Class of ’56 gift was directed to Aquinas’ leadership program. Monies from this fund support programs aimed at helping Aquinas students develop values-based decision-making skills. Specific programs in leadership and community service are already in place. Aquinas alumni leaders are active in sharing their life experiences with students to help them become tomorrow’s leaders.

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 4 6/8/10 2:41 PM Commencement Speaker Lieutenant Colonel Alanna Parrinello-Cook ’88

Lieutenant Colonel Alanna Parrinello-Cook ’88 grew up in Greece, . While a student at Aquinas she participated in Student Council and Student Ministry. She lettered in Soccer, Swimming, and Track and Field and excelled in academics.

Alanna resolved to attend the United States Military Academy at West Point when she was a sophomore. Her determination and hard work paid off. In June 1988, only days after graduation from Aquinas, she began her military career as a Cadet at West Point. While at the Academy, she played Varsity Soccer, coxswained on the first Women’s Crew Team, and raced on the Downhill Ski Team. In 1992, Alanna graduated West Point with honors, earning a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering with a major in American History. She was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Quartermaster Corps.

Throughout 18 years of commissioned service, Alanna has served in leadership positions from Platoon Leader to Company Commander and is a Battalion Commander selectee. She is scheduled to take command of the 68th Combat Service Support Battalion on January 2011 at Fort Carson, Colorado.

Her past assignments include the First Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas; 2nd Infantry Division, Fort Lewis, Washington; Reserve and National Guard Training Support, Camp Shelby, Mississippi; Warrior Brigade and the Joint Readiness Training Center, Fort Polk, Louisiana; 13th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, Fort Hood, Texas; and currently, 43rd Sustainment Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Carson, Colorado.

Alanna has deployed four times in support of the Global War on Terror. In 2002, she deployed with Task Force Warrior to Taszar, Hungary. In 2003 she deployed to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom, stationed out of Al Taquaddam supporting the Coalition Forces in Al Anbar Province. She returned to Iraq for a second tour in 2006, this time stationed at Balad Air Base, serving as the G3 Chief of Operations, 13th Expeditionary Sustainment Command. She most recently served in Afghanistan, returning just this month, where she was the Support Operations Officer of the 43rd Sustainment Brigade, providing sustainment support to NATO forces in the southern and western regions of Afghanistan.

Lt. Col. Cook holds a Masters of Business Administration from Saint Martin’s College in Lacey, Washington and is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

Lt. Col. Cook has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal (2nd Award), the Meritorious Service Medal (2nd Award), the Army Commendation Medal, the Army Achievement Medal, Iraqi Campaign Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary and Service Medals, and the Korean Defense Service Medal. Lt. Col. Cook has been awarded the Combat Action Badge and the Parachutist Badge.

Alanna married Steven Cook in 1994. Steve is a Lt. Col. (Promotable) hailing from Copperas Cove, Texas. They have three children, Alette (10), Scooter (8), and Duncan (3). Alanna and Steve have a cattle ranch in Lampasas, Texas and plan to retire there in the future. Alanna still has many friends and relatives in the Rochester area and visits as her military schedule allows.

Alanna is a member of the Fort Carson Catholic Church and prior to deployment taught CCE to 4th graders. She participates in numerous military spouse social forums and enjoys spending her free time with her family, cooking, and embroidering.

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 5 6/8/10 2:41 PM Class of 2010

Christopher Joseph Amato Jason Michael Douglas Nicole LaRosa Alicia Catherine Ansbrow Megan Maureen Duffy Leah Marie LeChase Candace Monique Baker Jacqueline Mary Edd Kelly Marie Legg G Stefanie Kyra Baker James Richard Englerth Michael Adam Legler Jacob Lee Bender Denis Paul Ethier Jedidiah Lemen * B Evelyn Claire Bennett Courtney Rose Ettaro B Anthony Jordan Leonardo Heather Marie Bernardini Timothy James Farmer G Joshua Clement Leonardo Joshua David Best † B Malcolm Olajwun Fitts Bernard Lewis Mary Elizabeth Bialaszewski Daniel Thomas Foley * B Andrew Jacob Lill Anthony Martin Bianchi Betty Lee Forbes John Anthony Lobene Bridget Catherine Blakley * B Andrea Elizabeth Frank Katherine Victoria Lohouse Shaneika Jonnell Bolt Lauren Marie Frank Robert Gordon Lorentz Matthew Robert Bonanno Logan Taylor Gagnier Huy Gia Ly Tyler James Breitung * B Bernard Raymond Gauthier Emanuel Jordon Magliocco Matthew James Briars † B Melissa Monet Gayle Joshua Michael Maier Timothy Charles Bruno Adam Stephen Gionta Robert Joseph Manners Katelin Elizabeth Burgess Angela Giordano Jessica Elizabeth Mansfield * B Frank Buscemi Mahogany Jenéa Gissendanner Mary Kim Marino Samuel Patrick Camelio Dale Thomas Goodwin Andrew Gerard Marone G James William Campbell Austin Taylor Gorman David Thomas Mason Michael Armand Cantatore B Rachel Mary Gray David Joseph Messmer * B Justin David Casilio * B Alexander Joseph Greywitt * B Rosella Marina Miceli Vincenzo Joseph Catarisano Rasheed Tyqwell-Lee Griner Brian Matthew Millet G Hannah Elizabeth Cerone Louisa Natalie Grizard * B Ronald John Minni Burak Kaan Cintuglu Kelli McClean Grove Eddie Alexander Montesdeoca G Carol Mary Connors † B Jeffrey David Hackshaw Nicholas James Montinarelli Shannon Renee Cook G B Brendan Patrick Hall Vanessa Ashlee Moon Kathleen Elizabeth Copenhagen Ryan Thomas Hickey Andrea Kathryn Mosher G Patrick Thomas Crilly † B Mandi Christa Hochheimer Kenneth W. Murphy Joseph Anthony Crispino Peter Daniel Horton † B (Honorary Member) Nicholas Joseph Croce * Alexandra Laura Houska † B Cody Aaron Mykins Marielee Dixie Cruz Joseph William Howe Elizabeth My-Nhu Nguyen Jeffrey Daniel Cullen * B Kristen Marie Imhof Evan Rogerio Nobrega James Vincent D’Onofrio Dominika Alicia Jamberdino Katherine Mary O’Connor Neil Anthony Dambra Stephanie Rae Johnson G Jesse Jonathan Odell Taylormarie Davenport Ronald Aláin Jones, III Michael Joseph Owens * B Tyshon Jamel Davis Brandon Zeller Kallen Christopher David Paluskiewicz B Katherine Lorena Deasy Raymond William Kelly * Danielle Michele Paris Brandon Joshua Demo Erin Monahan Kenny Margaret Laura Patasin-Connelly Jalen Elias Dennis Andrew James Kent Daniel Louis Pecora Colette Michele Deuel Abby Rose Kindler * Kayla Michelle Perconti * B Anthony Peter Diamantopoulos Elizabeth Julie King Corey Everett Perno Jennifer Marie DiCesare Sara Elizabeth Klinkbeil Christina Marie Petrella Jason James Dixon Adam Harold Knauf † B Elyssa Marie Place * B Michael John Dobbertin † B Athena Martha Kolokotronis Deandre’ Jevaughn Poles Kristen Elise-Myeko Doherty * B Stefanie Lyn Kooijmans B Christopher Michael Politi Peter Stewart Dohr * Alexander Michael Lamark B Anthony Michael Polizzi Colleen Terese Donahue G Kevin Steven Lang David Christopher Popham * B

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 6 6/8/10 2:41 PM Class of 2010 (Continued)

Allison Nicole Prokop G Jenna Marie Seavy Ashley Elizabeth Veltz Brianna Renee Pumputis * B Melissa Jean Shaw Nicole Marie Vendetti * B Gentaro Ramadhan * B Ryan Matthew Sheehan Tyler Michael Viterise * B Daniel Patrick Redmond * B Sean Edward Shewman B Kaitlyn Elizabeth Wager Rachel Anne Reff Nicholas Anthony Sirianni B Blair Niccole Walton Jacob Nicholas Resnick G Tyesha Ariel Sisson Jake William Wark * B Kaylyn Patricia Reynolds * B Christopher Michael Soprano Justin Michael Warren Clair Elizabeth Riley Anthony Floyd Starnino Jamie Lynn Weilert Joelle Alexandra Rinaldi Ashley Rae Stewart Charles Thomas Welling Taylor Lyn Romano Jennifer Michelle Strecker Amanda Rachel Whalen Joseph George Rozzo *B William John Strowe G Bryan Louis White Michael Rayshawn Ruffin Paige Susan Synesael † B Marissa Ashton Williams Bryan Thomas Sandle Sarah Veronica Talbot † B Carly Michelle Wisnowski G Marissa Lynn Sansone Joseph Louis Tarana Benjamin Keogh Woolston Ymecelin Emmelis Santana Briana Christine Tata Jessica Anne Woons Jeffrey Anthony Saraceni, Jr. Carmela Louise Taylor B Tyler Allen Worthington Kimberly Marie Schmandt * B Angelena Marie Tentilucci Tina Marie Yost Alexander James Schum Alexander Joseph Van Durme G Christina Elizabeth Zawalski * B Naaji Khaleel Sealy Joseph Patrick Vay Karl Lexus Zydowicz

† Candidates for Permanent St. Thomas Club * Candidates for Permanent Principal’s Club G Candidates for Permanent Honor Roll B Inductees in the National Honor Society

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 7 6/8/10 2:41 PM Scholarship Awards

Cumulatively members of the Class of 2010 have been awarded over $2 million in scholarships, as verified by students and their families. Christopher Amato: Le Moyne College, Niagara Abby Kindler: Le Moyne College, St. John Fisher University, St. Bonaventure University College, SUNY Brockport Anthony Bianchi: Advantage Federal Credit Union Sara Klinkbeil: Siena College, St. Bonaventure Achievement Award, Robert Morris University University Shaneika Bolt: Urban League of Rochester Adam Knauf: Board of Regents Academic Excellence Black Scholar, University of Dayton Award, Clarkson University, Lehigh University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, University at Buffalo Frank Buscemi: St. Bonaventure University Nicole LaRosa: Scholarship Shannon Cook: CSEA’s George Growney Memorial Scholarship, Wegmans Scholarship Bernard Lewis: Urban League of Rochester Black Scholar Carol Connors: University of Dayton Robert Manners: Wegmans Scholarship Joseph Crispino: Niagara University, St. Bonaventure University Andrew Marone: Siena College, St. John Fisher College Patrick Crilly: Board of Regents Academic Excellence Award, Rochester Institute of Technology, Society of Vanessa Moon: Hughes Scholarship, Automotive Engineers, Syracuse University Wegmans Scholarship Tyshon Davis: Urban League of Rochester Elizabeth Nguyen: Hearing Loss Association of Black Scholar America Scholarship, Rochester Institute of Technology Kristen Doherty: Board of Regents Academic Excellence Award, Canisius College, Rochester Institute Elyssa Place: Canisius College, University of Technology, University at Buffalo, University of of Dayton Rochester Anthony Polizzi: Wegmans Scholarship Courtney Ettaro: Academic Competitiveness Grant, Gentaro Ramadhan: Urban League of Rochester District Union Local One United Food & Commercial Black Scholar Workers Scholarship, John P. Elacqua-Richard P. Walsh Memorial Scholarship Clair Riley: Elmira College, Mercyhurst College, Siena College, St. John Fisher College Andrea Frank: Wegmans Scholarship Jeffrey Saraceni, Jr: Johnson & Wales University, Melissa Gayle: Urban League of Rochester IUE-CWA Local Gordon-Canfield Scholarship Black Scholar Alexander Schum: Clarkson University, Adam Gionta: Canisius College, Hartwick College, University of Dayton Seton Hall University, University of Hartford Ryan Sheehan: Hilbert College Mahogany Gissendanner: Urban League of Rochester Black Scholar Melissa Shaw: Alfred State College Rasheed Griner: Urban League of Rochester Tyesha Sisson: Urban League of Rochester Black Scholar Black Scholar Joseph Howe: Lewis University, Robert Ashley Stewart: Wegmans Scholarship Morris University Paige Synesael: Board of Regents Academic Excellence Peter Horton: Board of Regents Academic Excellence Award Award Sarah Talbot: Board of Regents Academic Excellence Stephanie Johnson: Hampton University, Le Moyne Award, Bucknell University, Case Western Reserve College, Lincoln University, Urban League of Rochester University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, University Black Scholar of Pittsburgh, Ronald Jones: Urban League of Rochester Ashley Veltz: Monroe County American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship Black Scholar Tyler Viterise: University of Rochester Brandon Kallen: Niagara University, St. Bonaventure University Kaitlyn Wager: Niagara University

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 8 6/8/10 2:41 PM In the Tradition of Excellence Awards

Albert R. Gaelens, C.S.B. Award for Outstanding N.Y.S. Attorney General - Triple “C” Award Christian Character Joshua Best, Joseph Rozzo Louisa Grizard, Joshua Best N.Y.S. Theatre Education Award Bishop Matthew H. Clark Award for Leadership Brandon Kallen, Kayla Perconti and Service Scholarship Rachel Reff, David Messmer Christopher Politi Frank “Hunk” Vadas Award Christian Athlete of President’s Outstanding Academic Achievement the Year Award Mandi Hochheimer, Adam Knauf Joshua Best, Bridget Blakley, Tyler Breitung, J. Michael Wesley, C.S.B. Scholar/Athlete Award Matthew Briars, Justin Casilio, Carol Connors, Kristen Doherty, Charles Welling Patrick Crilly, Jeffrey Cullen, Michael Dobbertin, Keri Manuszak Memorial Scholarship Kristen Doherty, Peter Dohr, Daniel Foley, Louisa Grizard, Daniel Pecora Alexander Greywitt, Louisa Grizard, Peter Horton, Alexandra Houska, Raymond Kelly, Abby Kindler, Robert B. Wegman Award Adam Knauf, Jedidiah Lemen, Jessica Mansfield, Elyssa Place, Joseph Rozzo David Messmer, Michael Owens, Kayla Perconti, Perfect Attendance - 4 years Elyssa Place, David Popham, Brianna Pumputis, Justin Casilio, Kathleen Copenhagen, Melissa Gayle, Gentaro Ramadhan, Daniel Redmond, Anthony Leonardo, Huy Gia Ly, Robert Manners, Kaylyn Reynolds, Joseph Rozzo, Ashley Veltz Kimberly Schmandt, Paige Synesael, Sarah Talbot, Nicole Vendetti, Tyler Viterise, Jake Wark, The following special awards were presented at the Christina Zawalski June 8 Awards Ceremony: Senior Business Award A.J. Sperr Memorial Scholarship Award Jalen Dennis Andrew Kent Sons of the American Revolution Outstanding Christopher Ewing Memorial Scholarship Citizen Award Elizabeth Nguyen Peter Dohr Dexter Perkins History Award Sr. Brendan, S.S.J. Memorial Art Award Peter Horton Athena Kolokotronis Harry Fitzpatrick Memorial Mathematics Award St. Genesius Dramatic Arts Award Peter Horton Bridget Blakley, Michael Cantatore James J. Kelly C.S.B. Theatre Award Steve Centron Memorial English Award Joshua Best Peter Horton James F. Cross, C.S.B. Memorial Biology Award Student Council Leadership Award Peter Horton David Messmer John Philip Sousa Music Award Wegmans Scholarships William Strowe Shannon Cook, Andrea Frank, Nicole LaRosa, Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Robert Manners, Vanessa Moon, Anthony Polizzi, Jake Wark Ashley Stewart Michael J. Krupiarz Theology Award Brianna Pumputis

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 9 6/8/10 2:41 PM Faculty and Administration

Robert Barton, A.A.S., B.A. Deborah Lalyk, B.A. Jocelyn Baschnagel, A.S., B.A., M.S. George Lombardo, B.S., M.S. Christopher Bateman, B.A., M.S. Mary Lynch, A.A.S., B.S., M.A. Patricia Battisti, A.A.S., B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed., Virginia Malone, B.F.A., M.S.Ed. S.A.S. Theodore Mancini ’88, B.A., M.S., S.A.S. Anthony Bianchi ’81, B.S., M.A.L.S., M.S.Ed., Raymond Manuszak, B.S. C.A.S. William Marché, B.A., M.S.Ed. Mary Bills, B.S., M.A. Lori Mattioli, B.S., M.S.Ed. Susan Anne Bingham, A.A.S., B.B.A., M.S., Vonda McLenon, B.A., M.S. M.Ed., C.A.E.S. Bryan Mooney, B.S., M.A.T., M.S.Ed. Donna Damelio Brett, B.S., M.A. G. Scott Musselman, B.A., M.S.Ed. Mark Catalfano ’01, B.A. Marilyn Nosky, B.F.A., M.S.Ed. Dino Christanis, B.A. Eugene Oberst, B.A., M.A. Patrick Connelly, B.S., M.A. Mary Kay Oberst, B.A., M.A. Anthony Cook ’99, B.A., M.S. Christina O’Meara, B.S. Neysa F. Costanza, B.A., M.Ed. Jeffrey Page ’90, B.A., M.S.Ed. Michael R. Daley ’79, B.S., M.B.A. Janel Paris, B.S., M.S.Ed. Sara DeBellis ’00, B.A. Eric Phillips, S.T.L. Robert D’Ettore ’73, B.S., M.S.Ed. Cynthia Rau, B.S. Art Ed. Clara Dominguez Montalbano, B.A., M.S.Ed. Kathleen Ruth, B.A., M.S. Brianna Duttinger, B.A., M.S. Jennifer L. Rybak, B.A., M.S.Ed., M.L.C.E.A. Judith Epstein, B.A., M.S.Ed. Barbara Sadler, B.A., M.Ed. Daniel Esler ’96, B.S., M.S.Ed. Dennis G. Sadler ’62, B.A., M.S.Ed., C.A.S. James L. Ferris, B.M., Mus.Ed, M.A. Anne Sammler, B.S. Ed., M.A. Robert Gillis, B.S., M.S., M.Ed. Mario Sarra, A.A., B.A., A.M., Ph.D. Erin Giralico, B.S., M.S.Ed. Edward Shewman, B.S., M.A. Margaret Gorton, B.A., M.S.Ed., C.A.S. James Shook, B.A., M.S.Ed. Michael Grosodonia, B.S. Mina Sifain, B.A. Ann Habershaw, B.A., M.A., C.A.E.S. Susan Smith, B.A., M.S.Ed. Michelle Hahn, B.A., M.S. Sarah Spindler ’00, B.A., M.Ed. Edward Heyman, B.A. Sandra Stevens, B.A., M.L.S. Robert Higgins ’02, B.A., M.S.Ed. Jerry Sussina ’69, B.A. Victoria M. Holmes, B.A., M.Ed. Hollie Tata, B.A., M.S.Ed. Jennifer Horton, B.A., M.S. Dawn Vasso, B.A., M.S.Ed. Joan Jakubowski, B.A., M.Ed. Jacquelyn West, A.A.S., B.S., M.S.Ed. Jacqueline Kesselring ’01, B.S., M.S. Jeffery Wilson, B.S., M.M. Mel Kilminster, B.A., M.S.Ed., N.C.C. Russell Young, A.A.S., B.S., M.S.Ed. Douglas Kirst, B.S., M.S.Ed. Chuck Zeitvogel ’88, B.S., M.A. Joseph B. Knapp, B.S. Mary Krickmire, A.A., B.S., M.A., M.F.A.

33233 Aquinas Grad Prog.indd 10 6/8/10 2:41 PM Board of Trustees of the Aquinas Institute

Chairman of the Board Board Members Michael R. Nuccitelli ’80 Sally Cardilli Gary Moxley ’88 Rev. Albert Cylwicki, C.S.B. Eugene Oberst (ex-officio, Faculty) Vice-Chairman Anne Gray (ex-officio, APA) Robert N. Porretti ’64 Theresa A. Conroy Paul E. Haney ’59 Paul F. Roland ’77 Rev. Leo A. Hetzler, C.S.B.’43 Dennis G. Sadler ’62 Secretary Molly T. McGowan ’90 Raymond C. Shea ’66 Michael R. Daley ’79 Anthony J. Monaco ’79 William G. Shaheen ’72 Wakili S. Moore ’86 Rev. Norman Tanck, C.S.B. ’62 Treasurer Jacqueline M.Thomas ’85 James J. Leo ’67

Eastman Theatre

The is owned and operated by the of the University of Rochester. Cameras will be permitted in the Eastman Theatre exclusively for the purpose of photographing graduating students. Cameras and other photographic and/or video equipment must be handheld by guests at their seats. No photography or videography will be permitted in the aisles of the theatre. There can be no use of tripods or access to electrical outlets, except by a professional photographic service hired by the high school, and then, only by prior agreement with the Eastman Concert Office and Eastman Theatre Stage Manager. This is to avoid possible violation of fire safety regulations which stipulate that the aisles must be kept open at all times. Tripod legs also pose a potential safety hazard to patrons walking in the aisles. At no time will photography be permitted on the stage itself, either by parents or by a professional photographic service. Attendees may be asked to discontinue photographic activities if, in the opinion of the House Manager, they are disrupting the event. In compliance with Monroe County Sanitary Code, Article VI, smoking is prohibited in all public areas of the Eastman School of Music, including but not limited to the Eastman Theatre, Kilbourn Hall, and all other performance spaces, restrooms, lounges and lobbies.

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