ANNUAL REPORT 2009

Vol. 30 — No. 1 Fall 2009

RaRA PUBLICATIOaN FOR THmvim E ALUMNI, PAREviNTS AND FRIEeeNDS OF w Fw ORDHAM PREP CAPITAL CAMPAIGN HONOR ROLL Gifts & Pledges To Date: June 30, 2009 $19.9 Million Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. William D. Anderson, Jr. P ’12 The Estate of Cecelia Augustine Mr. Robert W. Bertrand ’58 The Estate of Myrtle K. Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Brosnan ’76 Mr. John D. Brusco ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Brusco ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Brusco ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Nicola Brusco P ’83 Mr. Paul A. Brusco ’82 Mr. Thomas J. Campbell ’76 Mr. Francis X. Coleman, Jr. ’49 * Mr. Maurice J. Cunniffe ’50 Bernard J. Daenzer, Esq. ’34 Drs. Vincent & Anna DiCicco P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Dolan ’78 $9.6 Million Expansion and Mr. Patrick J. Dooley ’80 The Estate of Edward J. Driscoll ’47 The Estate of David V. Duchini ’41 Renovation Project Completed Mr. & Mrs. John Duffy P ’99 Mr. Dennis J. FitzSimons ’67 Donors Who Made It Possible Honored at Dinner on October 2nd The Estate of Richard Flood ’51 (Photographs & Details available at www.fordhamprepconnect.org) Mr. Edward L. Flynn ’53 Mr. Robert P. Ford ’87 By Greg Curran, Chairman of the Science Department & Director of Technology Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Frank ’56 Mr. Mario J. Gabelli ’61 Days after graduation in June of 2008, construction began on a project that would add a fourth floor to the Prep’s Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 main building and renovate a large portion of the school’s third floor complement of classrooms and laboratories. Today The Griffin Family Foundation that project stands completed, and Fordham Prep has added 13,000 square feet of instructional space to its physical plant, Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Hanlon ’78 the lion’s share for instruction in the natural sciences. Mr. Desmond J. Heathwood ’59 When Father Boller began the process of planning the construction project, he met with the Science Department. Mr. Thomas P. Houlihan ’80 He told us that you only get to design new laboratories once in your lifetime, so dream big. Over the course of several The Jesuits of Fordham, Inc. Mr. Gerald A. Karr ’68 meetings with Father Boller, Bob Gomprecht and architect Ernie Harris, the Science Department did just that. We discussed Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Killip P ’12 what we thought would be ideal conditions for teaching our subjects, and we made lists for what we needed to make that Mr. Richard J. Koeltl ’60 a reality. At various times, most members of the department felt guilty for asking for so much, but Father Boller and Bob The Estate of Bernard Loughlin ’35 Gomprecht continued to encourage us to “dream big.” Now, these dreams have come to fruition, and our department is Mrs. Barbara Lowe even more impressive than we imagined it would be. Mr. Alexander J. Maldutis ’89 The new science labs will have a tremendous impact on student learning. We have essentially gone from six relatively Mr. Daniel R. McAuliffe, Jr. ’68 small, outdated labs to huge, state-of-the-art labs, as well as a greenhouse, ample office space and prep room areas. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. McGuinness P ’12 Rather than sharing labs, as in the past, each teacher is now scheduled to teach in his or her own room each day. Equally Mr. Thomas A. McKeever ’61 important is the fact that each of the new labs has access to a prep room. No longer will students encounter harried looking Mr. William F. Meehan III ’70 science teachers pushing carts full of ring stands and chemicals down crowded hallways, rushing to get experiments set up Mr. & Mrs. Michael Millette in time. Mr. Joseph H. Moglia ’67 The fact that each of the new labs is equipped with student computers, a projector and a Smartboard opens up the The Estate of Robert M. Mooney, M.D. ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Moore P ’07 possibility for many new learning opportunities. One of our goals is to increase student participation in all of our classes. Mr. Kevin F. Mulvey ’62 We want to provide our students with many new laboratory experiments and other hands-on activities. We will be able Mr. & Mrs. James F. Murray ’63 to make greater use of digital instruments and computers for data collection and analysis. Mr. John F. Neary ’87 The Science Department would like to express our gratitude to Fr. Boller, Bob Gomprecht, the Board of Trustees, donors Mr. Edward I. O’Brien, Jr. ’76 to the capital campaign, Jim Pollard and the entire Physical Plant team, Jeff Butkowski, Chris Saltarelli, architect Ernie Mr. Frank J. Petrilli ’68 Harris, the construction crew, and everyone else involved in the renovations. We would also like to apologize for any Mr. James S. Rowen ’82 inconvenience our faculty colleagues may have experienced during the construction. The unpleasant sounds of drilling Mr. James J. Ryan ’70 and hammering are behind us now. Ahead are countless new opportunities. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schenk P ’09 Mr. John F. Sheeran ’56 Mr. John V. Sinon ’82 One of the new Chemistry labs One of the new Biology labs The new faculty patio One of the new prep rooms Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Snyder P ’11 The Estate of Jane A. Spohr Mr. & Mrs. James Stynes John J. Tomaselli, Esq. ’72 Mr. Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 Mr. William J. Whelan III ’76 * DECEASED From the Board of Trustees

FORDHAM PREP BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2009 – 2010

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 Mr. Lance P. Ogiste ’77 Mr. James Ryan ’70 Retired Counsel to the District Attorney Credit Suisse First Boston Office of the District Attorney – Kings County VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Mr. John F. Neary ’87 Mrs. Cassandra Hyacinthe PP ’99, ’08 Mr. Joseph A. Schenk PP ’09 Head of Equity Training Assistant Principal, Management & Operations Chief Executive Officer Morgan Stanley Mount Vernon High School Pali Holdings Inc.

Rev. Philip G. Judge, S.J. Mr. John F. Sheeran ’56 BOARD MEMBERS President Retired Ms. Photeine M. Anagnostopoulos Regis High School Boeing Corporation

Rev. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J. Mr. Gerald A. Karr ’68 Mr. John V. Sinon ’82 President Managing Director President Fordham Preparatory School GE Asset Management The Sinon Group, LLC

Mr. Daniel T. Dougherty Mr. John Lordan Mr. Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 Provincial Assistant for Secondary and Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer President Pre-Secondary Education Truckmiles, Inc. Provincial’s Office Mr. Thomas A. McKeever ’61 Rev. James R. Van Dyke, S.J. Mr. Thomas V. Dolan ’78 Retired Rector Sempra Metals Limited St. Ignatius Jesuit Community Mrs. Kathleen Duffy PP ’95, ’96, ’99 Retired Mr. Edward I. O’Brien, Jr. ’76 Mr. William J. Whelan Health Care Professional Managing Director Partner Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Cravath, Swaine & Moore Mr. Edward L. Flynn ’53 President Flynn Meyer & Company

The Prep’s Campaign Approaches $20 Million At Third Year’s Close

At the close of the 2009 fiscal year on June 30th, Fordham Prep had received a total of $19,916,531 in gifts and pledges toward its campaign goal of $23 million (over five years, 2007 to 2011). Of the total, some $13,965,075 is earmarked for capital projects, including new facilities and the endowment. The remaining $5,951,456 million is slated for current needs including operations and scholarships. The success of the campaign is attributed to the leadership level giving by the Prep’s Board of Trustees and the cadre of generous alumni, parents and friends (See Campaign Honor Roll) who share Fr. Boller’s ambitions for the Prep, including his call for first rate science facilities to match the exploding demand for instruction in the natural sciences. Going forward, the campaign will be challenged to increase support for the Prep’s Annual Giving program and its program of Annual Scholarships for deserving students. The Prep’s operating budget is brought into balance every year through gifts to the Annual Fund. Though unrestricted, these gifts are the Prep’s life blood: they keep the lights on; they ensure the quality and character of the academic programs; and, they reduce the pressure on tuition, the key to preserving economic and cultural diversity in the student community.

$25,000,000 Campaign Goal: $23,000,00 Campaign Tallies - Year Three

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The President’s Report

As you receive this edition of Ramview the class of 2013 is settling into the Prep experience. To them everything is new and so they are no more impressed by the wonderful new laboratories and classrooms than by the ruminations of Mr. Beck or their other teachers. They force us into the present moment.

As we look back, despite the problems of the economy, we managed to get through the year with a cash budget that was break-even thanks to your loyal support. Like every other charitable institution, our annual fund saw a slight decline as some of our friends had to scale back their support. Blessedly others were able to step into the breach. Thanks to everyone.

Our endowments were down about 18% at one time. Although no one likes a loss and the “underwater” nature of the fund is impacting this year’s budget, we fared better than many institutions because of conservative management.

We begin the year on a tight budget, counting more than ever on the generosity of our alumni, parents and friends. Fordham Prep still continues to be very popular and we begin the school year with a strong enrollment of 960 boys. The tradi - tion is alive and well and our families appreciate its value for their sons. Even as we begin our 168th year, cross country, fall baseball, football and soccer teams are gearing up for a new season with enthusiasm. Our dedicated faculty comes back with renewed energies for another year. Their efforts to provide a superior education while being conscious of a tight budget allow us to serve a talented and diverse student body. Thanks to everyone.

Despite the economy and the strain on the annual budget we have received $14 million in gifts and pledges for endowments and facilities as part of our campaign, Ensuring the Legacy . We look forward to celebrating the generosity of our benefactors at the President’s Dinner and facilities dedication. We will have a gala dinner under a tent on the back field with food provided by our own Joe Bastianich ’85 and his team from Becco. Thanks, once again, to everyone.

Rev. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J. President

The Principal’s Report by Robert Gomprecht ’65

In his article on the front page, Science Chairperson Greg Curran captures the excitement that has resulted from the renovation and expansion of our laboratory facilities and the creation of a greenhouse. There are so many superb improvements that only time will allow us to appreciate fully their impact on the teaching of science at the Prep. But, some things are clear.

First, the time had arrived to upgrade and expand these facilities. When the Prep building was constructed in 1971, some 800 students were in attendance and two years of science were required. Today, we have 950 students, three years of science are required, and almost every student takes four years. Some, by taking two sciences in one year, graduate with even more than four years of science credit. The variety of courses offered has also grown. In addition to regular level courses, we offer Honors levels and Advanced Placement Courses in Biology, Chemistry and Physics. And, our elective program now includes Engineering Science Honors, Biochemistry Honors, Forensic Science and Independent Science Research. With such an array of courses, the old labs were stretched beyond capacity. Furthermore, safety codes have changed significantly, making storage and preparation areas inadequate. In addition, some of the labs were too small for the activities now incorporated into our classes, and the physical layout no longer promoted student learning. The new labs remedy all these issues.

These exciting improvements are timely from another point of view. As previously reported, the Prep is in the midst of a multiple year curriculum review. These labs will allow the Science Department to innovate and strengthen student learning by including more hands-on experiences and thoughtful problem solving laboratory exercises. Science offers a specific way of understanding and knowing the world around us, and a good science program must provide many opportunities to understand and apply the strategies of the Scientific Method. Lab work must have clear learning outcomes which fit naturally into the sequences of classroom instruction. It is here that students integrate the content of the course with the processes of science. When it is done well, it leads to ongoing student discussion and reflection. With these modern facilities, the teachers can develop curriculum integrating classroom instruction and lab work in a seamless manner, creating a course in which content and theory move effortlessly into process and then back again.

Taking a broader view, Jesuit schools have a unique underpinning to our teaching methodology. We model our approach to education after the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius. In the Exercises, the retreat director, after assessing the retreatant to determine how best to tailor the retreat in order to maximize the experience, guides the retreatant through a series of activities. The dynamic at the heart of the Exercises is the interaction of experience, reflection and action. The retreatant reflects on past knowledge and experience, and then discerns a new course of action. This cycle is repeated throughout the retreat.

The pedagogy used in Jesuit high schools draws an analogy between the retreat director and the teacher and between the retreatant and the student. The teacher assesses each student to determine factors which will impact on the student’s learning. The teacher then tailors the learning experience to the student, providing ways for the student to take previous experience and knowledge, reflect on it, and through action planned by the teacher, gain new understanding and knowledge about the subject. In some cases, the way the student thinks or feels about an issue may be changed. This interplay of context (initial assessment by the teacher of the student), experience, reflection, action and an evaluation of the student’s progress have been coupled together to form the Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm (IPP), an approach to teaching which is a common denominator for Jesuit schools.

The IPP encourages the involvement of students as active, creative participants in the teaching/learning process. The Prep’s state-of-the-art labs will give us the opportunity to maximize student activity in ways that will lead to reflection, discussion, and comprehension of new knowledge, ideas, and ways of viewing the world around us. These facilities allow us to bring the IPP to life.

With the imaginative, innovative, even inspired efforts of our gifted science faculty, the new labs will make Fordham Prep a premier place for young men of high school age to study science. The next time you’re in our neighborhood, stop by to see first hand how science education has progressed at the Prep.

Ramview / Fall 2009 3 Around the Prep

which was held on May 6, 2009 in The Garden Terrace Room Alumni Senior Breakfast at The Botanical Garden

Michael Chua ’09, George Zambetti ’68, James Collins ’09 Daniel Ward, Joe Femenia ’94, Dennis Unrein ’09 Bob Armbruster ’59, Breakfast Speaker Tim Tostanoski ’74, Robert Galasso ’69, Father Boller 2009 ALUMNI – SENIOR BREAKFAST TABLE HOSTS

Dennis M. Ahern ’63 Mrs. Kathy Duffy PP ’95, ’96, ’99 Cassandra Hyacinthe PP ’99, ’08 William Porcaro ’67 Assistant Principal for Professional Development Prep Trustee – Former Prep Parent Trustee Dean of Students & Supervision Medical Professional Assistant Principal of the Ninth Grade Academy Cristo Rey High School in New York Fordham Preparatory School Mount Vernon High School Joseph V. Femenia ’94 Mount Vernon City School District Steven A. Ruggiero ’77 Charles A. Andruss ’91 High Yield Distressed Bond and Derivative Trader Former Co-head of Global Fixed Income Research Associate Director – FX Distribution Goldman Sachs Maurice K. Hyacinthe ’77 UBS UBS Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Anthony Q. Fletcher ’88 HMH Management Company LLC Evan C. Serton ’94 Robert J. Armbruster ’59 Attorney Relationship Manager Editor - Retired James G. Kane ’44 Cohen & Steers Newark Star Ledger Paul M. Frank ’56 Past Trustee Past Trustee Retired Executive Vice President Michael K. Stanton ’50 Bruce G. Bott ’59 Attorney Peoples Westchester Savings Bank Past Prep Trustee Hall of Honor Member & Retired – Hodgson Russ LLP Of Counsel Dean of Students & Faculty Member Mr. Edward K. Lenci ’81 Weil, Gotshal & Manges Fordham Preparatory School Robert N. Galasso ’69 Partner Civil Engineer Hinshaw & Culbertson Fr. Luke M. Sweeney ’92 Timothy J. Brosnan ’76 Travelers Insurance Company Director of Vocations Executive Vice President, Major League Baseball Michael J. McCabe ’75 Archdiocese of New York President and Chief Executive Officer John M. Geraghty ’60 Director Major League Baseball Enterprises Prep Trustee Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 Retired Prep Trustee Joseph E. Cantwell ’66 Credit Suisse First Boston William J. McCabe ’76 President President US Naval Academy Graduate & Partner Truckmiles, Inc. Cantwell & Company Vietnam War Veteran Ropes & Gray, LLP Dr. Russell F. Trahan ’77 Charon D. Darris ’94 Robert J. Gomprecht ’65 Francis X. McLaughlin ’65 Podiatric Physician and Surgeon Client Manager – Commercial Banking Group Principal Executive Director of Athletics Bank of America Fordham Preparatory School Fordham University William J. Whelan ’76 Partner Sean J. Davey ’80 Sean M. Gregory ’94 Thomas J. Mitchell ’62 Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Attorney Staff Writer Partner The Law Office of Sean Davey Time Magazine McCanliss & Early LLP Paul D. Williams ’56 Past Trustee Julio C. Diaz ’73 John L. Haley ’87 John F. Neary ’87 Retired Director of Human Resources Associate Athletic Director Director of Campaign Strategy Prep Trustee Time Warner Fordham University New York Presbyterian Hospital Head of Equity Trading for the Americas Morgan Stanley George J. Zambetti, M.D. ’68 Daniel Dougherty William F. Heitmann ’66 Attending Orthopedic Surgeon in private practice Assistant to Provincial Secondary and Senior Vice President of Finance Thomas J. Palmieri ’56 Team Physician Pre-Secondary Education Verizon Communications Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery Fordham University & Fordham Prep New York Province of the at Albert Einstein College of Medicine Daniel D. Hickey ’84 Hand Surgeon Managing Member Stepping Stones Management, LLC

Class of 2009 College Destinations American University Gordon College Purdue University Baruch College Hobart and William Smith Colleges Military Academy Houston Community College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Chicago Binghamton University Rochester Institute of Technology University of Colorado Boston College Rollins College University of Connecticut Ithaca College University of Delaware Bryant University John Jay College of Criminal Justice Saint John’s University University of Hartford Catholic University Lehman College Saint Joseph’s University University of Colgate University Loyola University of Chicago Saint Louis University University of Miami College of the Holy Cross Loyola University of Maryland Saint Peter’s College University of Michigan College of Mount Saint Vincent Loyola University of New Orleans Saint Vincent College University of Notre Dame Columbia University Macaulay Honors College University of Rhode Island Concordia College College Seton Hall University University of Richmond Cornell University Manhattanville College Siena College University of South Carolina Dickinson College Morehouse College Stevens Institute of Technology University of Vermont Drexel University New Jersey Institute of Technology Stony Brook University Vanderbilt University Duke University New York University SUNY at Albany Villanova University Fairfield University Niagara University SUNY at Buffalo Virginia Polytechnic Institute Fairleigh Dickinson University Northeastern University SUNY at Geneseo West Virginia University Florida Gulf Coast University Ohio Wesleyan University SUNY at New Paltz Westchester Community College Fordham University Pennsylvania State University SUNY at Oswego Worcester Polytechnic Institute Pratt Institute Susquehanna University Yale University George Washington University Providence College Syracuse University

4 Ramview / Fall 2009 Development

Gifts for Scholarships and Financial Aid at Fordham Prep

Gifts that provide scholarships and student financial aid are among the most Ways of Making Gifts for Scholarships and Financial Aid important contributions that an alumnus or friend can make to Fordham Prep. 1. Gifts in any amounts may be made to the Prep’s General Scholarship • Gifts for scholarships and financial aid mean important educational Fund. This Fund is a central resource that the President and the opportunities for students who have earned the privilege of attending Director of Financial Aid may draw from in addressing the needs and Fordham Prep, but who lack the resources to accept offers of admission. merits of individual students. • Gifts for scholarships and financial aid help families who can muster a 2. Gifts in the amount of the current rate of tuition ($13,810 for FY 2010) portion of the costs, but who cannot manage the full burden of even a will ensure that a worthy but needy student can attend Fordham Prep for modest tuition charge. one full year. • Gifts of scholarships and financial aid allow the Prep to recruit the 3. Gifts (single or cumulative) in the amount of $300,000* will serve to brightest and the best to its student ranks, in keeping with the School’s endow a full scholarship in perpetuity at Fordham Prep. Awards from 168 year-old tradition of educational excellence. named endowed scholarship funds are the most prestigious form of recog - • Gifts for scholarships and financial aid preserve the tradition of ethnic nition for students at Fordham Prep. Only students who give evidence of and economic diversity in the student community as the keystone of genuine financial need and outstanding academic performance can be the Jesuit education at Fordham Prep. recipients of funds from one of the Prep’s fully endowed scholarships.

Further Information About Gifts for Scholarships and Financial Aid To discuss ways and means of making gifts for scholarships and financial aid at Fordham Prep, please call John Bradley, Vice President, Development & Alumni Relations (718) 584-8378 (Direct).

*The amount required for a fully endowed scholarship reflects the rate of tuition and the Board of Trustees’ policy regarding the stewardship of the Prep’s financial assets.

SHEA -M CDONOUGH SOCIETY

Below is the list of alumni, parents and friends, living and deceased, who are mem - bers of the Shea – McDonough Society, individuals who have made provisions in their estate plans for Fordham Prep, thereby honoring the lives and examples of Reverend Arthur Shea, S.J. and Mr. Harry McDonough. To enroll in the Shea – McDonough Society or for more information about ways and means of giving to Fordham Prep, please contact John Bradley, Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations at (718) 584-8378 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Mr. Harry L. McDonough Rev. Arthur V. Shea, S.J.

Stephen J. Amoretty, Ph.D. ’58 Mr. John M. Fitzpatrick ’58 Mr. John S. McEvoy ’46 Mr. John T. Shields ’44 Rev. George E. Appel ’31 (R.I.P.) Mr. Richard Flood ’51 (R.I.P.) Mr. Walter J. McLaughlin ’49 Mr. William M. Skehan ’57 Mr. James M. Callahan ’59 Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 Thomas J. Mitchell, Esq. ’62 Mr. Michael J. Sniffen ’67 Mr. Ross J. Carlino ’46 (R.I.P.) Mr. Francis J. Goldsmith, Jr. ’34 (R.I.P.) Mr. Joseph H. Moglia ’67 Mr. August A. Stellwag ’49 Mr. Frank J. Colarusso ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Albert B. Gunnison ’31 Robert M. Mooney, MD ’62 (R.I.P.) Mr. John J. Sweeney ’56 Mr. Joseph J. Connor ’62 Mr. Edward F. Hickey, Jr. ’46 Mr. Edward J. O’Connell ’30 Mr. Edward J. Tostanoski ’40 (R.I.P.) Mr. Edward J. Costello, Jr. ’57 Mr. Peter R. Hickey ’62 Francis J. O’Kane, Esq. ’28 (R.I.P.) Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski ’72, ’74 Francis R. Coughlin, MD ’44 Mr. Kenneth A. Hoffman ’61 Mr. Thomas J. O’Neill ’52 Mr. Gerard B. Tracy ’35 (R.I.P.) Mr. Joseph S. Coyle ’53 Mrs. Hector M. Hyacinthe ’77, ’79, ’80 Mr. Joseph G. Opp ’64 Mr. William E. Tuite ’66 Bernard J. Daenzer, Esq. ’34 Mr. James G. Kane ’44 Mr. William M. Perry ’64 Mr. William E. Tuite ’35 (R.I.P.) Richard A. DeLorenzo, Esq. ’55 Mr. Edward A. Lang, III ’73 Mr. Joseph G. Rowan ’58 Mr. Martin J. Waters, Jr. ’57 Mr. Robert D. Didiego ’45 Mrs. Madelyn R. Larsen ’89 Mr. Raymond T. Ryan ’32 (R.I.P.) Mr. Frank C. Webster ’44 (R.I.P.) Mr. James W. DiMarzo ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Lavin ’02 Mrs. Gertrude B. Scanlan ’54 (R.I.P.) Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Williams ’56 Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi ’58 Mr. Richard D. Mallery, Jr. ’58 Dr. Bernard M. Schnappauf ’42 (R.I.P.) Mr. William H. Downs ’41 (R.I.P.) Mr. Edward E. Martin ’33 (R.I.P.) Richard J. Sexton, Ph.D. ’29 (R.I.P.) Mrs. Anne Fischetti ’61 (R.I.P.) Mr. Thomas F. McEvily, Jr. ’43 Mr. Joseph F. Shepherd ’24 (R.I.P.)

Making a Gift of Securities To Transfer Stock Electronically:

Gifts of appreciated marketable securities afford donors an attractive Prep’s Brokerage Account means of giving to Fordham Prep. Donors receive a tax deduction for the Charles Schwab market value of the securities they give to Fordham Prep, computed on the Account Name: Fordham Preparatory School day of transfer, while avoiding capital gains on the stock’s appreciated value. Account # 5188-6599 It is the policy of Fordham Prep to sell all gifts of stock as soon as they have DTC # 0164 served the donor’s purposes. Donors of stock are encouraged to consult their Contact: Daniel D. Hickey ’84 brokers or advisors. Stepping Stones Management, LLC 501 Madison Avenue – Suite 501 If you have questions about making a gift of securities, please contact the New York, NY 10022 Prep’s Vice President of Development and Alumni Relations John Bradley, Phone: (646) 723-6262 FAX : (646) 619-4804 at (718) 584-8378 or by email: [email protected]. E-Mail – [email protected] Prep Contact: John D. Bradley (718) 584-8378 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Ramview / Fall 2009 5 Around the Prep

Prep’s International Partner by David Gelpi, Ph.D. “Good evening and welcome aboard Singapore Airlines.” With that simple greeting our long journey to the Maria Regina School in Semarang, Indonesia had begun. The first leg of our trip was the seven and a half hour flight from New York to Frankfurt, Germany where we would switch to another flight. Once we arrived in Germany Fr. Ken Boller, SJ, Mr. Raymond Gonzalez and I stretched our legs and prepared ourselves mentally for the slightly longer twelve hour flight that awaited us. Singapore was still asleep when our plane touched down. There was hardly anyone in the sprawling terminal. We were greeted at the airport by Fr. James Tan, SJ. It was early in the morning and The faculty and staff of the Maria Regina School welcome Father Boller and Prep faculty members David Gelpi and already it was almost 80 degrees outside. Fr. Tan Raymond Gonzalez assured us that it would only get hotter as he weaved Br. Yustinus Triyono, SJ, who quickly escorted us St. Ignatius. What makes Maria Regina distinct is that it in and out of the traffic of a city that was quickly through the terminal to our next flight to Semarang. is the only International Catholic school in Indonesia. waking up. By the time we arrived at the Church of An hour later, we touched down. The airport was Every class is taught in English. The faculty consists St. Ignatius the sun and the city were up and morning filled with students, teachers, administrators, and of Indonesians, Australians, Canadians, and Mass had ended. We were taken to our rooms in the parents from the Maria Regina School who greeted Philipinos. Maria Regina is looking to establish an Spirituality and Retreat Center and given some time us as if we were celebrities. After a brief tour of the international relationship with Jesuit schools. The to refresh ourselves before we headed out for break - new school building, Romo (Indonesian for father) administration hopes to develop exchange programs fast in a local market. The plan was to get ourselves Ken, Mr. Gonzalez, the founder and main benefactor that will support its international curriculum. acclimated to the time difference before we made our of the school, Mrs. Indriyati Yoe, members of the Much of the visit was spent in consultation with way to Indonesia. So, with a guidebook and several administration and the administration and faculty. Mr. Gonzalez and I maps we made our way into Singapore. We rode the I met to introduce ourselves, and share a meal. participated in an International Seminar for Teachers bus, took the subway and walked, and walked, and The Maria Regina School is a new school, and Parents, which was hosted at the Maria Regina walked. We visited the Sri Veeramakaliamman Hindu having opened only two years ago. Approximately School. Mr. Gonzalez gave a presentation on behavior Temple, the Thian Hock Keng Chinese Taoist Temple, forty students are enrolled in the Primary School, and classroom management to Maria Regina faculty the Sultan Mosque, and the Singapore Zoo. beginning in PreK through the eighth grade. Plans as well as invited teachers from neighboring national After two days in Singapore, it was off to the airport call for enrolling students in its secondary school public schools and Muslim schools. I gave a presenta - once again. Our flight from Singapore to Jakarta, next year. While there are other Catholic schools in tion on adolescent development to parents and the Indonesia was relatively short. We met up with Semerang, there is even a Jesuit secondary school – Maria Regina faculty. When the schedule allowed, we visited three schools administered by the Jesuits of the Indonesian Province: the Technical Academy of Manufacturing, Sanata Dharma University and St. Ignatius secondary school. The Technical Academy of Manufacturing is a technical secondary school. Students take a four year program which combines an academic program with technical skills. “Selamat malam. Good evening and welcome to Jakarta Airlines.” This was the greeting we received as we made our way on board the flight that was to bring us from Semarang to Jakarta. There we would take a flight to Singapore then to Germany then finally New York. We had traveled to the other side of the world, and had crossed the International Date Line on our long journey. Yet we discovered parents, administrators, and faculties working with Jesuits in diverse, optimistic, thriving, and faith filled educational experiences. We look forward to strengthening our relationship with the administrators and faculty at the Maria Regina School and one day hosting them here Dr. Gelpi, Father Boller, Brother Yustinus Triyono, S.J. Mr. Gonzalez, Father Boller, Dr. Gelpi in front of in New York. and Mr. Gonzalez Borubudur, a Buddhist temple

Mexico Service Immersion Trip takes detour to Camden, NJ In June, a group of 16 students and three faculty a societal commitment to end poverty and members were planning to travel to Puebla, Mexico discrimination in our world. Our group participated as part of the Prep’s Christian Service Immersion in their Urban Challenge program, which invites Trip program. With the uncertainty surrounding the participants to confront issues which divide us – outbreak of swine flu, the trip was redirected to the poverty, race, class – in a prayerful and constructive community tell their stories about living in Camden. Romero Center. Located in the second poorest city environment. The Urban Challenge experience The experience challenged them to live out their in the country, Camden, the Romero Center was combines volunteer service in the city with work, Ignation call to be “Men for Others” by working founded on March 24, 1998, the 18th anniversary study and prayer. During the day, the group worked directly with people in need and perhaps most of the martyrdom of Archbishop Oscar Romero. at a variety of sites: a pre-school, a home for wheel - importantly by seeking to understand how they can The Center began with the intention of bringing the chair bound people, a medical day care center, and help to create a more just world. While the initial Church community to Camden to experience an a thrift store. In the evening, they discussed urban destination may have been Mexico, Camden provided enlightened conversion and commitment. They want poverty, social and economic justice and reflected a powerful reminder that the miracle of service is young people to see that there is both opportunity on their call, as disciples, to embrace a “preferential available to us wherever and whenever we commit and challenge in the work of the Church. They want option for the poor.” They also had an opportunity ourselves to being with and for our brothers and adults to understand their role in bringing about to tour the city and listen to people from the sisters in need. 6 Ramview / Fall 2009 Hall of Honor Hall of Honor 2009 BERNARD J. DAENZER ’34 ledger, chiefly in dramatics and the debate team. scope and influence around the world. He served as Dwight was also a Class Officer and a member of the the second president of the Jesuit Secondary Education Bernard J. Daenzer Council of Discipline in his senior year. He completed Association from 1977 – 1986. During this time he graduated from Fordham his Fordham trifecta by attending the College, graduating helped the Association grow in to a vibrant organization Prep in 1934. In his Prep in 1967, and then Fordham Law School, both of which of Jesuit high schools. days, he was a member of he graduated from with honors. One of Dwight’s He was an active, effective Secretary of Education the Drama Society, Editor classmates recalls his junior year abroad in Paris, where for the Society in Rome from 1986 – 1996. He helped in Chief of the Beacon and Dwight became legendary for the knowledge of the organize overseas training in the International Jesuit the Secretary in the Paris streets since he walked everywhere. While attending Education Leadership Program for Central and Eastern Classical and Shakespeare the Law School at night, he also was a teacher at . He had concerns for what help could be Academies. He then went Mount St. Michael’s Academy in . He later brought to Africa and other sectors. on to Fordham College became a member of the Board of Trustees at that Fr. Duminuco was first and foremost an expert graduating in 1937 and institution and was made an affiliate member of the Jesuit educator who contributed significantly to the later to Fordham Law School graduating in 1942. Marist Brothers due to his excellent work at that renewed and revitalized mission of Jesuit secondary He was in the US Navy during World War II as an institution. education not only here in the United States, but also Ensign and Lieutenant JG from 1944 to 1946. Upon graduation from law school, his first job worldwide while always a strong proponent of the He has had a long and distinguished career in the was as an Assistant District Attorney in Bronx County importance of Catholic education as a significant Insurance industry not only as an educator and in 1971 under District Attorney Burton Roberts, a ministry of the Church. lecturer for the Industry, but also as a key executive, legendary character in his own right. Dwight soon serving as CEO for the Security-Connecticut found himself involved in major case work and Companies, in fact he started Security-Connecticut delighted in telling stories about the many and varied REV. MALLICK FITZPATRICK, S.J. Life Insurance Company. He also served as President characters whom he had prosecuted, embellished by and Chairman of the Board of the Wohlreich and his own considerable dramatic skills. He subsequently Rev. Mallick Fitzpatrick, Anderson Companies, later Howden-Swan Ltd., a affiliated with a law firm specializing in labor relations S.J. was born in Brooklyn holding company for insurance companies, excess and and then joined the Port Authority of New York and but only lived there for six surplus lines brokers and managing general agents with New Jersey. Eventually he became a Senior Attorney for months before his family 21 branch offices nationwide. In rounding out his the Authority and its Chief Labor Attorney as well as moved to . He career, for some 20 years from 1980 to 2000 he acted as Head of its Labor Relations Division working in the considers himself “more a consultant and legal advisor to insurance companies World Trade Center, a position he held at his death. of a Queens person.” and large buyers of insurance. Dwight was also very active in several charitable He attended and graduated His career has also been characterized by his organizations in the area. He was a from Saints Joachim and dedication and loyalty to the Insurance Industry and longtime member and President of the Parish Council Anne Grammar School in educational institutions, which helped to form his of St. Joseph’s Church in Bronxville, where he was Queens Village and Regis values of service and involvement. also a lector and a Eucharistic Minister. Succeeding his High School before joining the Society of Jesus in His support of the Prep and University has been father, he was a member of the Board of Directors of September of 1947. He was assigned to the Prep, as a extremely generous. He served on the Prep’s Board of Catholic Big Brothers for Boys and Girls for over Jesuit scholastic, in September of 1954 as a Latin, Greek Trustees. After moving to Florida, he hosted reunions twenty-five years. He also served as President from 1981 and English teacher. He coached freshman basketball and academic events for Fordham Prep and Fordham to 1983. That agency created Dwight’s Lights , a special and started his long involvement with the track team. University alumni in the Sunshine State. His love of all mentoring program for children who lost parents on He left the Prep in June of 1957 to go to things Fordham can be attested to by the use of the September 11, 2001, to honor Dwight’s legacy and his Woodstock, MD to study theology and complete studies Rose Hill campus in books that he wrote. commitment to the agency. for his June 1960 ordination. In the year after being ordained, he continued his theological studies and did parish work on weekends. DWIGHT D. DARCY ’63 REV. VINCENT J. DUMINUCO S.J. ’51 It was his year of tertianship in Wales that prepared Father Fitzpatrick for what would be his role when he Dwight Darcy came to Fr. Duminuco graduated returned to the Prep faculty in 1962. He spent three Fordham Prep from from the Prep in 1951. months of his tertianship serving as a United States Bronxville, although He continued his Army Chaplain in Heidelberg. Father said that his he was born in the Bronx education at Fordham experience made him “more interested in the person” and lived on the Grand College, the Graduate and served as an internship that gave him the skills that Concourse close to School of Education, and he has used in his role as counselor to Prep students . Yankee Stadium in his Stanford where he earned Father Fitzpatrick came back to the Prep in early years. He was an his Ph.D. Fr. Duminuco September 1962 as head of the Counseling Department accomplished player of held a faculty appointment and made immediate changes to the college selection Bronx street games, such in the Graduate School of process as he opened the application process to include as stickball, box ball, and Education and for six non-Catholic colleges. He started to visit colleges so coin pitching. His father was the CEO at North Side years also served as a Secretary on the Fordham Board that he would be able to see what colleges were offering. Savings Bank, a well-known Bronx lending institution, of Trustees, later being named a Trustee Emeritus. Father also took on the responsibility of writing the and through him Dwight acquired a lifetime pass to As r ector of Fordham’s Jesuit community, a position he recommendations for each application for each student. Yankee games, with guest privileges. Several of his Prep held from 2001 through 2007, he oversaw the emotional, In the late 1960’s, Father Fitzpatrick, along with friends spent many enjoyable afternoons in the upper spiritual and physical well being of the approximately Fr. Jack Replogle, S.J. and Mr. Ferd Beck, created the deck of the Bronx ballpark with Dwight. While at the 85 members of Fordham’s Jesuit community. beginnings of the current group guidance program at Prep, he specialized in the non-athletic side of the His contributions to the field of education had the Prep. A group of students would go on a group

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guidance retreat to a house away from the Prep. Father RUDOLPH L. HANISH held until 1961. He also continued to coach speech and Fitz said that the mood of the country at the time was debating as he had done in his days as a scholastic. one of mistrust for institutions and that leaving campus In 1904, a young couple During his time as counselor at the Prep, Fr. Hennessy allowed for a feeling of community to develop among emigrated from the old is credited with introducing modern professional the retreat participants. Austro-Hungarian guidance techniques to the school. In the late 1970’s, the group guidance program empire to the United From 1961 to 1971, Fr. Hennessy taught courses became part of the Prep’s curriculum as students met States. Not surprisingly, in counseling at the Fordham School of Education with their counselors weekly during their four years. they settled in the and, from 1972 to 1981, he was Director of Counseling The college counseling program was recognized by the Yorkville section of New at Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus. From 1981 to National Association of College Admission Counselors York City, where a son 1985, Fr. Hennessy made his only professional off- as an exemplary program. was born to them in campus foray, at which time he served as Dean of the Father Fitzpatrick completed his fiftieth year of 1909. They taught him School of Education at Marquette University. service at the Prep in 2009. He is still involved in their native languages, Returning to Fordham in 1985, he devoted most of his college counseling and teaches the Advanced Placement Hungarian and German, but the boy liked German “retirement” years (actually, a misnomer in his case) to Art History class. better, thus pointing himself, albeit unknowingly at studying and writing about the history of Fordham. the time, toward what was to become his life’s career. He was the editor of Fordham: The Early Years, published Young Rudy was introduced to Jesuit education at in 1998 and the author of How the Jesuits Settled in EARL “ZEV” GRAHAM Xavier High school, graduating in 1927, and then New York , published in 2003. When interviewed by received, successively, his bachelor’s degree at Fordham, a Catholic New York reporter on the occasion of the Earl Graham arrived on his master’s at Columbia, with further studies at City publication of his first book, Fr. Hennessy commented, Fordham’s Rose Hill University. He met his match one day when a young “I’m not a historian. I’m retired from education, so it campus from Akron, Ohio lady named Emma entered his life. In addition to her was a wonderful hobby for me to find out about as in 1923 on a baseball other qualities, the young lady seemed willing to put many of these individuals as I could.” scholarship. But, it was in up with Rudy’s cigars, and so, they were married. Two Fr. Hennessy’s other eclectic ventures included football that he first made children, Nancy and Edwin, were born over the years the following. In 1961, he researched and compiled the his mark in Fordham to fill their home in the Riverdale section of the Bronx first complete Prep Alumni and Faculty Directory. athletics and he continued with more than enough “gemutlichkeit.” Even today, it serves as the only guide to the tenure of to play on the varsity team “Herr Professor” Hanish, a title of love and respect many of the Prep’s early faculty members. In 2001, Fr. for all of his four years. that he was to acquire, joined the Fordham Prep Hennessy became a key figure in the renovation of the Despite his small stature faculty in 1932 and remained an active faculty member Jesuit cemetery on campus. Many Prep alumni remem - (5'6" tall and weighing just 150 pounds), he was for the next forty years until his retirement in June ber that, when they were students, the grave site was a described in the 1925 Fordham College yearbook as 1973. He became part of a nucleus of seven legendary tangled mass of weeds among crooked and flattened “Fordham’s greatest since Frankie Frisch.” He did just Prep lay teachers who joined the faculty in the early headstones. The popular myth was that the burial about everything on the team—called all the plays at 1930’s. The careers of these men earned them a chapter ground was really just a “phantom” one, containing no quarterback, was a deceptive, shifty runner, an excellent in When September Comes (the history of Fordham remains under the tombstones. Fr. Hennessy’s research passer, and to top it all off, drop-kicked the team’s extra Prep) entitled “The Golden Age of Prep Teachers.” in the many obscure diaries, reports, and charts housed points and field goals. Rudy Hanish’s interest in and love for German in the University archives, disproved that myth and his It was in his freshman year when Earl Graham language, literature, and culture became a major part findings are summarized in “The Chronology of the picked up his unique nickname. Zev was the name of a of his life. Over the years, he made three prolonged Cemetery,” which traces its history from the first burial famous race horse of the 1920’s, ridden by one of the visits to Germany and Austria, one of which was spon - in 1847 to the present-day refurbishment. Besides greatest jockeys of all time, Earl Sande. The horse had sored by a Fulbright Grant to the Goethe Institute in being accurately documented, the cemetery is now an won both the Kentucky Derby and the Belmont Stakes Munich. He studied at a National Defense Education attractive historical site. Fittingly, one of Fr. Hennessy’s and a match race was set up with the English Derby Act Language Seminar at the University of Scranton last projects was for the benefit of the Prep. He winner, Papyrus, to determine the world champion. and, along with two of his colleagues, was the recipient identified the thirty-nine Prep alumni killed in World Zev easily won the match race on October 20, 1923, of the Prep’s first Distinguished Teacher Award. War II, which eventually led to the placement of a which by coincidence, was run on the same day that Beyond the classroom, Rudy was, for many years, plaque in the Hall of Honor, commemorating their Fordham was playing Lehigh. Although Lehigh won the our J.V. football coach and the moderator of the service and sacrifice. game by a 9-6 score, it was Earl Graham’s performance German Club. Mention the German Club to any Prep Fr. Tom Hennessey passed away on December 13, that made the most news. In the fourth quarter, with alumnus who was a student during Rudy’s tenure and 2007 at age 91. Lehigh on Fordham’s ten yard line, Graham picked up a the first thing that will come to mind is the club’s Lehigh fumble and ran almost the length of the field to German choir. No Christmas on campus was complete score Fordham’s only touchdown. His feat was instantly without the choir making the rounds of various JAMES G. KANE ’44 compared to that of the race horse and his nickname, buildings, serenading the occupants with a repertoire Zev, stuck with him for the rest of his life. ranging from “Stille Nacht” to “Rudolph the Red- James G. Kane ’44 After graduating from Fordham, it was only natural Nosed Reindeer”. commuted across the that Zev Graham would use his knowledge and ability Bronx to the Prep from to begin coaching. He started first at All Hallows High the Throgs Neck section. School and, in 1930, a tragic event brought him to REV. THOMAS C. HENNESSY, S.J. The son of a member of Fordham Prep. Another one of the Prep’s all-time great the FDNY, Jim attended coaches, Mike Dunn, died suddenly on March 20, 1930 It would be hard to find public school before of spinal meningitis. He was succeeded as coach of the another individual who entering the Prep. One three major sports – football, baseball, and basketball, served Fordham Prep and of his first teachers, who by Zev Graham. During his twelve years at the Prep, Fordham University in as oriented Jim to life at Zev’s football teams had only two losing seasons. His many capacities as did Fr. the Prep, was a Jesuit 1933 basketball team won the city championship and Thomas C. Hennessy, S.J. Scholastic by the name of Mr. Victor Yanitelli, S.J. ’33. placed fourth in the Glens Falls Tournament. In base - Tom Hennessy was Father Yanitelli later became the Kane family priest as ball, his 1935 and 1936 teams won the CHSAA City born in Manhattan, raised he officiated at the marriage of Jim and his wife Carol Championship. All in all, Zev Graham’s teams of the in Brooklyn, and entered and baptized three of their children. Jim served in the 1930’s boasted some of the greatest athletes in the the Society of Jesus in Army during WW II returning to college in 1948. school’s history. The most famous was George 1934 at St. Andrew-on- After graduating in 1951, Jim followed the advice Stirnweiss, who played for Zev Graham in football, Hudson in Poughkeepsie. For the three-year teaching of his father and entered the field of banking and was baseball, and basketball. “Snuffy” Stirnweiss went on period of his regency, he was assigned to Fordham accepted into the executive training program at to a noteworthy career with the New York Yankees and Prep, where, as was the case with most scholastics, he Chemical Bank. Specializing in credit management, was inducted into our Hall of Honor in 2007. taught a variety of subjects. He was also moderator of he was assigned to various banks and companies in speech and debating. A few years after ordination, Fr. Manhattan and Rockland County. He established Hennessy returned to the Prep as a teacher from 1949 credit departments at the banks in Rockland County. to 1952. He earned advanced degrees in counseling at In 1966, he left Manhattan to go to work at the Fordham University and then became a guidance Peekskill Savings Bank where he worked his way up counselor at the Prep in 1952, a position which he to President. In 1982, Jim merged the bank with two

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others to form Peoples Westchester Savings Bank and from Saint Ignatius Grammar School and Regis High arranged for the purchase of a new tractor – to the he was named Executive Vice President and Chief School before entering the Society of Jesus in 1937. great relief of plowmen who used only draft horses – Financial Officer. He retired in 1994. Mr. John J. Leonard, S.J. was assigned to the Prep taught classes, helped bring electricity to the area, Jim’s devotion and generosity to the Prep has been faculty in September of 1944 as a Latin, English, rebuilt Saint Peter Claver Church after it burned to the remarkable. He served two terms on the Board of Religion and Mathematics teacher. In addition to his ground, inspired the young, corresponded with church Trustees. He is a member of the Consecutive 20 Year duties as a teacher, he was assigned to the Prep officials asking for aid, and took care of all the usual Giving Club and is a fixture at many Prep alumni Dramatics Society. His association with theatre started duties of a parish priest.” He was also a vigorous advocat e events, most notably the Alumni-Senior Breakfast, in the Seminary where he specialized in Math and Art. for racial integration in churches and schools. President’s Dinner, and Wall Street Forum. He was the He also served as an electrician during his time in the In 1953, Father McKenna was transferred to St. featured speaker at the 2007 Alumni – Senior breakfast seminary. It was this unique skill set that caused his Aloysius Church in Washington, DC, where he would where he shared his thoughts on the importance of his Jesuit superiors to ask him to design the scenery and spend the remainder of his life, ministering just blocks Prep education in his life. He is also a member of the lighting for a play. It was this seminary play that started from the U.S. Capitol. The neighborhood started to Prep’s Board of Regents. his long career in theatre. Because of his knowledge of change in the mid-1960s, with more minority families theatre, Mr. Leonard was asked, in 1946, to revive the moving in and with it a shortage of affordable housing University’s Mimes and Mummers which was shut for the urban poor. With help, Father McKenna THOMAS F. LEAHY ’55 down during World War II. established a new housing complex called Sursum He left the Prep in June of 1947 to continue studies Corda, a Latin expression meaning “Lift up your hearts.” “Tom” Leahy was born in for the priesthood. He was ordained at Woodstock, Horace’s work was ecumenical at its core: he Manhattan, grew up in MD in June of 1950. He completed his tertianship at partnered with other churches and served anyone in the Bronx, attended the Jesuit Shrine at Auriesville, NY. need, regardless of their religion. In 1970, with the help Fordham Prep graduating He returned to the Prep in September of 1952 as of friends at Georgetown and other religious leaders, he in 1955. At Fordham Prep Father John J. Leonard, S.J. He resumed his responsi - founded S.O.M.E. (So Others Might Eat), an organization he was a member of the bilities as a Latin, English, Religion and Mathematics that provided hot meals to the hungry not far from 1954 undefeated and teacher and working with the Prep’s Dramatic Society St. Al’s. Today there are at least eight direct service untied football team, a and Fordham University’s Mimes and Mummers. organizations in the Washington, DC area that were member of the German In addition to his Rose Hill duties, Father Leonard inspired by Father McKenna’s work. Club and he participated celebrated Mass every weekend at Saint Denis Church in intramurals. in Hopewell Junction, NY. He started his weekend He received a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical duties in 1980 at Saint Columba Church in Hopewell JAMES MELICAN Engineering from in 1959. Junction, NY and later moved to Saint Denis in Although he graduated with an engineering degree, he Hopewell Junction. In 1974, Father Leonard started Jim Melican was a took many courses in business opting instead to pursue the Engaged Encounter program in the Archdiocese member of the Fordham a business career. He also served in the US Army from of New York. Prep faculty for 40 years. 1959 to 1965. In September of 1972, the “new” Prep opened and Jim graduated from Holy His business career began in the Aerospace industry Father Leonard started saying Mass in the new Chapel. Cross in 1920 and went but after a short period joined NBC as a page. This led He held a meeting with his fellow Jesuits and they on to get his Master’s to a brief position with ABC and his subsequent move decided to say Mass on school mornings in the Chapel. degree from Clark to CBS in their Sales department. At CBS he flour - That tradition continues today after 37 years. University in 1922. Jim ished, becoming a Vice President in 1973. In 1977 was “Did you teach me?” is the line that Father then accepted a teaching appointed President of the Station Division of CBS. In Leonard uses when he sees alumni at reunions. In his position at the Prep and 1981 he was named Senior Vice President of the 60 years at the Prep, where he served as teacher, head moved from Worcester, Broadcasting Group and then Executive Vice President of the dramatic society, Dean of Studies, Mothers’ Club MA in 1923. where he was responsible for the CBS Network and moderator and other positions, he taught many people Jim was part of the Math Department, specializing Entertainment Divisions which included managing the many things. in algebra and trigonometry, and was always willing broadcasts of the Tony Awards. Later he was made and available to help anyone needing extra instruction. President of their Marketing Division. In total he spent This led to him being beloved by his students. Some of some 29 years with CBS before retiring in 1992. REV. HORACE B. M cKENNA, S.J. ’16 his earliest students (Joe Fox, Frank Holbrook, Al Upon retirement, he became President of the Kirchner, Chuck DaParma and Ed McHugh) went on Theater Development Fund, a non-profit organization Horace McKenna was to become not only colleagues but also close friends. which operates the TKTS discount booths in NYC, born in New York City in Jim was also a fervent supporter of Prep athletics. His principally in the Times Square area. He was also 1899. One story evolved son James was a member of the Class of 1958. Chairman of the Board of the Broadway Association around his first name. In 1956, in recognition of Jim’s many years of and President of Studio Lane Productions, Inc., The priest baptizing service to the finest ideals of Jesuit high school programming consultants to the Cablevision Systems Horace told his father education, he was awarded and honorary degree from Corporation. For a time he was also Dean of the that there was no St. St. Peter’s College. Queens College School of Journalism, Media and Horace. His father replied Jim passed away in September, 1963 and is fondly Information Studies having been named to that post that his son would be the remembered by anyone fortunate enough to have been when the school was founded in 1998. first. He entered the Prep, a student of this extraordinary man. Tom was a generous supporter of the Prep. He graduating in 1916, and served on the Board of Trustees from 1976 through then entered the Jesuit order. 1982. His son, Thomas, is a member of the Prep Class Father McKenna’s initial assignment after his first of 1986. vows was a teaching position at a school for affluent JOSEPH H. MOGLIA ’67 boys in the . There he watched an elderly Filipino Jesuit priest gather food scraps left over from The life of alumnus Joe FATHER JOHN J. LEONARD, S.J. meals and bring the food over to the school wall to give Moglia ’67, Chairman of to hungry local children. After returning to the United TD Ameritrade, is the Father John J. Leonard, S.J. was born on the east side of States to study theology at the Jesuit seminary in stuff of which legends are Manhattan in June of 1920. His family was a member Woodstock, MD, Father McKenna taught Sunday made, and if there is any of Saint Ignatius Parish but he was the only member of school to African-American children who were not doubt about the elasticity his permitted to attend the segregated parochial school. and value of a Fordham family to not be baptized These two experiences framed the work that he would Prep education, Mr. by the Jesuits. Because his do after ordination. Moglia has put it to rest. birth coincided with a Father McKenna was ordained in 1929 and was Joe was active in athletics visit to his aunt’s house named pastor of Saint Peter Claver Church in rural at the Prep. For three on 29th Street, he was Ridge, MD, in 1931. The congregation was predomi - years he was a member of the starting teams in both baptized in the local nately African-American. One publication lists his football and baseball, serving as captain of the football Carmelite parish because accomplishments: “He helped parishioners start four team and captain of the baseball team. a baby’s first trip outside cooperatives and a credit union, re-opened the Cardinal That Joe has just added “Life Skills and Leadership was to be Gibbons Institute, which was then the only African- Consultant for Football at the University of Nebraska” baptized. He graduated American vocational high school in the country, to his volunteer resume can come as no surprise to

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Moglia watchers, particularly those who remember WILLIAM T. O’DONNELL ’43 NORBERT SANDER ’60 that Joe began coaching football at the Prep during his college years at Fordham University, when he was Bill was always an out - Norbert Sander came to pursuing his bachelor’s degree in economics. standing spokesman for Fordham Prep from Indeed, before entering the financial services field, Fordham Prep. During Sacred Heart School in and beginning his meteoric rise in the world of business, his years as a broadcaster Yonkers. Early on he Joe coached football for 16 years. He was defensive for the Baltimore Orioles decided that the track coordinator when Dartmouth College won back-to-back and the Baltimore Colts, team would be his main Ivy League Championships and special teams voluntary he would often mention interest and that avocation coach at Lafayette College when his pl ayers set national how the Prep had con - has continued to this day. and school records. Joe has written widely on the tributed to his success. While at the Prep, he was subject of coaching, his publications include a book Bill broadcast the Orioles a member of the 1958 and 11 articles. In 2005 Joe wrote a second book, games from 1966 through and 1959 cross-country “Coach Yourself to Success, Winning in the Investment 1982, but unfortunately his life was cut short by cancer teams that won the City Championship, the only Prep Game,” a volume proving that clear thinking and while he was in his mid-fifties. At the time of his death, teams ever to do so. He continued his track career at rational action are values shared by successful coaches Bill and Chuck Thompson comprised the longest run - Fordham University and then went to medical school and successful investors. ning announcing team in the major leagues. in Switzerland. He has maintained a medical practice Joe’s tenure as Chairman of TD Ameritrade is Bill was also a member of NBC’s “Game of the in New York City for many years, specializing in internal preceded by seven years as the firm’s Chief Executive Week” and worked each of the Orioles’ first five World and sports medicine. Running continued to be a major Officer. During these years, TD Ameritrade’s market Series. On August 24, 2007, Bill was inducted into the part of his life, highlighted by his victory in the 5th cap went from $700 million to $10 billion, and client Baltimore Orioles Hall of Fame. His name stands New York City Marathon in 1974, when it was run in assets grew from $24 billion to $280 billion. alongside such greats as Brooks Robinson, Cal Ripkin . Dr. Sander is the first-and only-NYC Success in life has only strengthened Joe’s ties to Sr. and Jr., Frank Cashen, Hank Bauer, Jim Palmer, native to ever have won this race. his high school Alma Mater. Joe served as a trustee of Luis Aparicio and others. Perhaps his greatest achievement began in 1992, the Prep and a member of its trustee executive com - when he stood on a debris-strewn balcony on the Fort mittee. He delivered the Prep’s commencement Washington Armory at 168th Street in Manhattan with address in the spring of 2005 and addressed the Prep’s EUGENE M. PABST ’60 an executive from an athletic company. At that time, Wall Street Forum at the Yale Club of NYC in both there were about 2000 homeless men housed in the 2005 and 2007. Gene Pabst came to facility, and it was a total mess, with every window Fordham Prep from St. broken. The armory itself had a huge vaulted ceiling Brendan’s School in the and 96,000 square feet of wooden floor, about twice MOST REV. MARTIN J. NEYLON, S.J. Bronx. He was born in the size of Madison Square Garden’s athletic area. It New Jersey, where his had been the city’s premier arena for indoor track Bishop Martin Neylon father was a New Jersey from about 1910 to the mid-1980’s as well as the site spent a relatively short State Trooper and his of a National Guard unit, but had fallen into disrepair. time on the faculty of mother a homemaker. Dr. Sander had competed at the site while at the Prep Fordham Prep, but during Gene was their only child. and Fordham College, and he had a dream. First, he that brief period, he made He was a four-year wanted the city to move the homeless inhabitants to an impression on the member of the track and better quarters and then restore the track facility to its students whom he taught cross-country teams, and a member of the 1958 and former premier status. that would last through - 1959 cross-country teams that won the City The challenges were enormous. Moving the out their lives. Championship, the only Prep teams ever to do so. homeless inhabitants involved a three year lobbying Born in Buffalo, NY, He served as Outdoor Captain for two years, effort with NYC officials that finally ended in success. young Mr. Neylon entered when the team won the Catholic High School Athletic Raising money was the other major impediment. the Society of Jesus at St. Andrew-on-Hudson in 1937. Association award for two years straight. He continued Dr. Sander was a tireless lobbyist to major corporations From 1944 to 1946, he taught at the Prep and was mod - his track career at Fordham University, which he in NYC as well as athletic companies associated with erator of the Bellarmine (freshman) Debating Society. entered in 1960, and at the same time entered the Air track equipment. They began to see his vision and the After ordination in 1950 he taught at Regis High School Force ROTC program. His enthusiasm brought success funds began to flow. Other organizations also had and served as novice master at St. Andrews-on-Hudson. in both areas. Gene ranked at the top of his Air Force designs on the Armory, once they saw that some In 1966, the now Father Neylon was assigned to the ROTC class and was a member of the Arnold Air progress was taking place, but Dr. Sander persevered. Jesuit missions in Micronesia, not knowing at that time Society. He was a cadet non-commissioned officer in His efforts have raised over $25 million to refurbish that this was to be the area of the world where he would charge of the Air Force Drill Team and was a member the building from top to bottom. It also includes a serve the Church until his retirement in 1995. of the rifle team as well. In student government activities, learning center, where kids can work towards high On February 2, 1970, Father Neylon was ordained he served as class Vice President in his junior year. school equivalency tests, and also learn computer a bishop by Terence Cardinal Cooke at St. Patrick’s Gene graduated in June 1964 from Fordham with skills. Today the Armory is nationally renowned as a Cathedral. He returned to the Caroline and Marshall a degree in economics and a commission as a 2nd premier indoor track and field facility in America. Islands of Micronesia, then part of a United Nations Lieutenant in the US Air Force. He received the trusteeship, becoming an auxiliary to the bishop who Thomas Paradine Award, the Silver Saber, for the was the apostolic vicar of the territories. After the most outstanding Air Science Student for 1963-1964 MICHAEL K. STANTON ’50 vicar’s retirement the next year, Bishop Neylon was at Fordham University. named his successor. In 1980, the apostolic vicariate Gene received and completed his pilot training at “Mike” Stanton graduated was elevated to a full diocese and Bishop Neylon Laughlin Air Force Base in Del Rio, Texas. He was then from Fordham Prep became its first bishop. Under Bishop Neylon’s leader - assigned to the 497th Tactical Fighter Squadron at in 1950. Throughout his ship, the diocese grew and flourished. When he became McDill Air Force Base in Florida. His unit deployed to four years in high school, bishop of the diocese, there were only two Micronesian Vietnam in July, 1966. At that point, Gene had achieved he was involved in many priests. Today, there are twelve, so that more than fifty the rank of Major. activities, among them percent of the priests are now local. While once there Gene was listed as missing in action on October 7, varsity football and were no permanent deacons in the islands, today there 1966 when his aircraft went down. He was later presumed baseball, the Council of are forty-five. The number of local young men and dead in 1973. Discipline, Athletic women entering training as priests, brothers, and nuns Council, French and has increased dramatically. This growth in the local Chemistry Clubs. Since Church is the great legacy that Bishop Neylon left to graduation “Mike” has ardently supported the Prep in that part of the world. His official seal read, “The fund raising drives, was a member of the founding islands put their hope in the Lord.” Although he committee for the class of 1950 Scholarship Fund; would modestly deny it, they were actually putting served as special counsel for the establishment of the their hope in Bishop Neylon also, and this hope turned Albert P. Victor Scholarship Fund which currently into reality under his time there. When he retired in provides two annual full scholarships at the Prep, in 1995, he was succeeded as head of the diocese by addition Mike served as a member of the Board of Bishop Amando Samo, who was the first indigenous Trustees from 2001 to 2004. priest ordained by Bishop Neylon back in 1977.

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At Fordham College he was a “Deans List” student, REV. VICTOR R. YANITELLI, S.J. ’33 Following his retirement from St. Peter’s College in Treasurer of his junior year class, as a senior he was 1980, he became pastor of St. Ignatius Loyola Church in elected President of the Class of 1954 plus elected to Victor R. Yanitelli, S.J. was Manhattan. In a 1980 interview, he said many Catholics the bench of the newly formed Student Supreme born in New York City, had become alienated from the church, adding “If we Court. After completion of his four year Air Force graduated from Fordham want them to come back we must find new ways to R.O.T.C. program at Fordham he served a tour of Prep in 1933. After finish - open up the church doors so that they appear welcome- military duty as an officer in the Strategic Air ing his Freshman year at not hostile-to those who want to return.” In his writing Command of the United States Air Force and received Fordham College on Reflections on Fifty Years as a Jesuit , he remarks about his a Commendation Medal for Meritorious Service. Rose Hill, he entered the time at St. Ignatius Loyola: “and now you dearly beloved Upon his return from active duty he entered Society of Jesus and was parishioners of St. Ignatius Loyola, Fathers, Brothers, Fordham Law School graduating in 1959. At Fordham ordained in 1948. Along Sisters, Parish Council, School and Day Care Nursery, all Law, he received the Constitutional Law Annual Prize the way he received his of you have authored a whole new vision of life for me. in his third year while also serving as an editor of the M.A. in 1942 and PH.D Through you, I have come to know more deeply what Law Review. In 1959 he joined the law firm of Weil, in 1945 from Fordham University. Christian Community means, I have come to a new Gotshal & Manges a major law firm remaining there He studied in Florence, Italy in 1949 and 1950, in sense of obedience to God’s will, to the Church, the Holy through 1999 where he had achieved a senior partner addition to holding faculty positions at Fordham Prep, Father, the Society of Jesus and the Archdiocese of New level. He was “Of Counsel” to the firm until his death the University of Scranton and for some 13 years at York. You are always in my prayers and I beg you to in July of 2009. Fordham University where he was also the student pray for me that the miracle continue for just one personnel officer of the University. He came to St. Peter’s more day.” College in Jersey City, NJ in 1963 to assume the post of Father Yanitelli passed away in January 1993 at the Director of Student Personnel Services. In 1965 he was age of 78, after suffering a heart attack in December appointed President of the school, holding the post until 1992. Upon his death many tributes poured in as he was 1978 and then Chancellor until 1980. remembered as someone who never forgot a name, was positive, optimistic, encouraging and non-judgmental.

New Ways to Network and Communicate Now besides using Fordham Prep Connect, www.fordhamprepconnect.org to network with Prep classmates and friends, Fordham Preparatory School Alumni groups have been established on www.Facebook.com and www.LinkedIn.com

1956 1981 1995 Class Notes Terry Douglas has written Praying Fingertips , Kenneth Shea is the chief architect – global Bradley Serton is working at MSG Varsity, a collection of daily meditations on Scripture. technology infrastructure at JP Morgan a new cable network and interactive web - 1944 It is available through www.amazon.com. Chase. site. The network will focus on high school Vin Scully , the voice of the Los Angeles sports and activities. Dodgers, has announced that he will retire 1965 1985 at the end of the 2010 baseball season. Vin James Brocato retired in 2003 from BASF. Owen Deneny is the VP – Operations and 1997 is the subject of a recent biography by Curt Jim and his wife Judy live in Sparta, NJ. Construction at DataNet Communications Roje Smith is an associate producer at Smith. Pull Up a Chair is available at book - in Newburgh, NY. Volition, Inc. in Champaign, IL. stores and online. 1979 Kenneth Hamilton is a property manager 1987 at Rose Associates in Manhattan. Francis Rizzo is senior vice president – investments for UBS in Stamford, CT.

Births/Adoptions Marriages 1978 Mary Ellen, to Thomas and Kristin Dolan 1995 James Hart and Jennifer Gregory 1988 Victoria Skye, to Nicholas and Juliana Leshi 1997 Nicholas Junta and Marisa Mazzaferro 1989 Logan John, to Kevin and Monique Cronin 1999 Joseph Brandon and Jennifer Cardosa 1995 Nicholas John, to Gianluca and Adriana Santelli 1995 Matthew Corley, to Corley and Lisa Schaller 1999 Alexandra Salome, to Francis and Nele Borchardt

IN MEMORIAM Paul J. Devlin ’33 , grandfather of John Koecheler ’95, John P. Cullen ’75 Ann Reynolds, mother of Peter ’85 Paul Koecheler ’98, Conor Devlin ’13 Patrick Joyce ’88, brother of Martin ’84 William Wollman, father of William ’85 Joseph V. Fiore ’39 Daniel C. Casale ’98 Richard Kullen, father of Tony ’96 William H. Hagedorn ’39 Joseph L. Chow ’03 , brother of Kyle ’08 Ruth Matthies, mother of Director of Annual Gabriel V. Fay ’46 Maggie Casey, wife of James ’66 Giving Joan Wollman and grandmother of Gerald J. Carroll ’47 Kathleen McNamara, mother of Gerald ’72, William Wollman ’85 John T. Fenwick ’50 James ’75, John ’79 Mary Carney, mother of Martin Carney of the Michael K. Stanton ’50, brother of Ted ’51, Daniel Morrison, father of Daniel ’76, Prep Religious Studies Department father of Michael ’79, Timothy ’80, Brian ’81 Matthew ’79, Neil ’81 James Downey, husband of Prep Attendance Thomas F. Perdisatt ’59 , former Dean of Students , brother of Michael ’77 Officer Geraldine Downey and father of Brian ’95, Paul R. Brenner ’60 William Andrews, father of William ’78, Michael ’99 Robert J. Malang, Jr. ’62 , son of the late Kevin ’81, Thomas ’83 Nancy Schramm, mother of Guidance Counselor Robert ’29 Ruben Rodriguez, father of Robert ’78 Maureen Martinez Paul K. McIntosh ’63 , brother of Peter ’60 May Ingicco, mother of Guy ’81

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Fordham Prep Gift Levels St. Ignatius Society $ 100,000.00 Archbishop Hughes Society $ 50,000.00 Leadership Circle $ 25,000.00 Founders’ Association $ 10,000.00 Benefactors’ League $ 5,000.00 Presidents’ Club $ 2,500.00 Rams’ Union $ 1,000.00

Mr. Ronald T. deCastro ’83 Mr. Joseph G. Opp ’64 Mr. Martin J. Waters, Jr. ’57 Mr. Paul F. Curran ’75 ST. IGNATIUS SOCIETY Mr. John F. Donahue, Jr. ’54 Mr. Harry P. Patz, Jr. ’87 Mr. Robert F. Wetjen ’55 Mr. Kevin R. Daley ’48 Alumni Mr. Patrick J. Dooley ’80 Paul C. Saunders, Jr., MD ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. DeMarzo ’72 Mr. Maurice J. Cunniffe ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Frank ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Sohr ’83 Parents Laurence G. Dengler, Esq. ’61 Mr. Desmond J. Heathwood ’59 James A. Garvey, III, Esq. ’62 Mr. Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Aguiar ’11 Norbert Dengler, Esq. ’49 Mr. Joseph H. Moglia ’67 Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 Henry F. White, Esq. ’63 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Berti ’08, ’10 Mr. Ralph D. DeNunzio ’49 Mr. & Mrs. James F. Murray ’63 Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Hanlon ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Williams ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bruzzese ’12 Mr. John J. Doran ’76 Mr. John F. Neary ’87 Mr. Thomas P. Houlihan ’80 Mr. Anthony J. Williamson ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Byrne ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Duke ’76 Mr. Frank J. Petrilli ’68 Mr. Robert L. James ’53 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Corwen, Jr. ’10 Mr. Mark C. Edwards ’79 Mr. James S. Rowen ’82 Mr. Gerald A. Karr ’68 Parents Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin ’95, ’99 Mr. Richard A. Edwards ’61 Mr. Richard J. Koeltl ’60 Ms. Julie M. Blackburn ’10 Drs. Vincent & Anna DiCicco ’12 Richard P. Ferrara, Esq. ’68 Parents Carl D. Liggio, Esq. ’61 Mr. & Mrs. David S. Cunniffe ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Dover ’10 Mr. Ronald C. Fettig ’52 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Duffy ’95, ’96, ’99 Mr. Daniel R. McAuliffe, Jr. ’68 Drs. Brian and Susan Cushin ’09, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Ellis ’11 Hon. Anthony J. Fiorella, Jr ’56 Mr. Thomas A. McKeever ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Davis ’08, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Fondu ’07, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Francis K. FitzPatrick ’86 Corporations, Foundations, Mr. James P. Melican, Jr. ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Doscher ’03, ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Granelli ’07, ’10 Mr. Timothy O. FitzPatrick ’93 Organizations Mr. Kevin F. Mulvey ’62 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Duffy ’06, ’11 Dr. & Mrs. Michael Grasso, III ’10 Mr. Marc L. Flamino ’85 Anonymous Mr. Vincent E. Murray ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Gray ’10, ’12 Mr. Keith Hammonds ’12 Mr. Anthony Q. Fletcher ’88 Fordham Prep Mothers’ Club Mr. William J. Murray ’63 Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Hans ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Loren Harris ’12 Mr. & Mrs. James T. Foran ’62 The Jesuits of Fordham, Inc. Mr. Edward I. O’Brien, Jr. ’76 Mr. & Mrs. John J. McCombe ’10, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Hogan, Jr. ’12 Mr. Michael J. Franchi ’96 Mr. Edward I. O’Brien ’46 Dr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Pucillo ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kennon ’10 Robert A. Gazzola, Esq. ’55 Mr. Craig M. Overlander ’78 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Regan ’70, ’71, Mr. & Mrs. John P. Loughlin ’12 Mr. John W. Gearns ’76 ARCHBISHOP HUGHES SOCIETY Robert J. Reid, Esq. ’64 ’72, ’74 Ms. Margaret Martino ’12 Mr. Edward J. Geraghty ’67 Alumni Lawrence R. Ricciardi, Esq. ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rinaldi ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McKay ’09 Mr. John J. Gilmartin ’88 Mr. Dennis J. FitzSimons ’67 Mr. John F. Sheeran ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Van Velle ’12 Mrs. Virginia M. McKeon ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Gomprecht ’65 Mr. Alexander J. Maldutis ’89 Mr. John V. Sinon ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Megley ’12 Geoffrey W. Gray, Esq. ’78 Mr. Christopher V. Waldorf ’46 Friends Mr. & Mrs. Jose Meirelles ’11 Mr. Gerald G. Griffiths ’59 Parents Mr. William J. Whelan, III ’76 Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Donald O’Connell ’09, ’11 Mr. Kevin W. Grogan ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Moore ’07 Mrs. Agnes Coleman Mr. & Mrs. William M. O’Connor ’04, Mr. Robert J. Hagan ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schenk ’09 Parents Mr. Ernest Harris ’06, ’10 Mr. John L. Haley ’87 Anonymous Mrs. Zita Millett Mr. & Mrs. Armand Paganelli ’10 Mr. Francis J. Hantke ’62 Friends Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Almeida ’09 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Powers ’10 Mr. Robert B. Havekotte ’51 Mrs. Barbara Lowe Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Brusco ’08 Corporations, Foundations, Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Saunders ’88, ’90 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hemsley ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Nicolas Brusco ’79, ’82, ’83 Organizations Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Siebecker ’10 Mr. Kenneth E. Holden ’49 Corporations, Foundations, Mrs. Hector M. Hyacinthe ’77, ’79, ’80 Fraydun Foundation, Inc. Ms. Pamela Sloan ’06 Mr. Ronald P. Holland ’78 Organizations Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Pond ’02 Horace Mann School Mr. & Mrs. John A. Sullivan ’10 Mr. Thomas J. Hory ’42 Anonymous Drs. Doug & Ellen Reich ’08, ’09, ’12 James G. Houlihan Family Second, LLP Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Unrein ’07, ’09 Mr. William F. Huber ’61 Fordham Prep Mothers’ Club Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Snyder ’11, ’12 St. Ignatius School Mrs. Colleen Wagner ’12 Mr. & Mrs. David P. Hunt ’67 The Jesuits of Fordham, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James Stynes ’05 Dr. & Mrs. William S. Wanago ’00 Dr. & Mrs. Llewellyn M. Hyacinthe ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Ward ’12 Mr. Stephen J. Ippolito ’64 Friends PRESIDENTS’ CLUB Ms. Gail Wilson ’12 Mr. Robert J. Jennett ’69 Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Stephen X. Wright ’11 Mr. John G. Jordan ’70 Alumni LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Joynt Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wrotniak ’08 Mr. James G. Kane ’44 Louis R. Aidala, Esq. ’56 Alumni Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller Mr. Alfred F. Kelly ’47 Mr. Joseph M. Albero ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Dolan ’78 Mrs. Evelyn Riedel Friends Thomas C. Kent, Esq. ’48 Mr. Gregory L. Antonecchia ’84 Mr. Edward L. Flynn ’53 Mr. & Mrs. John D. Bradley Mr. Edward J. Krol, Jr. ’64 Frank D. Caporusso, MD ’70 Mr. Mario J. Gabelli ’61 Corporations, Foundations, Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Gedeiko Mr. Thomas W. Kwalwasser ’84 Mr. Michael B. Carr, Jr. ’81 Mr. Roberto A. Mignone ’88 Organizations Mr. Walter Gollinge Mr. Thomas S. Lacy ’49 Joseph P. Carrozza, MD ’78 Mr. James J. Ryan ’70 Child, Inc. Mrs. Valerie C. Nacinovich Mr. Edward A. Lang, III ’73 Thomas M. Comerford, Esq. ’55 Columbus Citizens Foundation Mr. Louis J. Papa, Esq. Mr. Christian H. Lange ’97 Mr. John J. Davey ’80 Parents Fidelity Foundation Mr. Anthony Piantieri Mr. John A. Larkin ’59 Vincent C. DeBaun, Ph.D. ’43 Anonymous Malvern Preparatory School Mr. Steven Lazzaro ’84 Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi ’58 Mr. & Mrs. William D. Anderson ’12 McEwen Family Foundation Corporations, Foundations, Joseph F. Lopez, Esq. ’59 Mr. Raymond J. Dorado ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. McGuinness ’09, The National Italian America Organizations Mr. Philip LoScalzo ’89 Mr. Michael F. Doyle, AIA ’69 ’12 New York Province of the Society of Jesus Barnes & Noble Booksellers Mr. & Mrs. J. Gary Luboja ’72 Mr. Anthony J. Falvo, Jr. ’48 The RD Foundation, Inc. Literary Society Foundation Mr. John J. Maloney ’47 Matthew F. FitzGibbon, Esq. ’51 Corporations, Foundations, St. John the Baptist Church Mr. James J. Mangan ’88 Mr. Frederick H. Grein, Jr. ’64 Organizations Steiner Sports Memorabilia, Inc. Richard B. Marrin, Esq. ’63 Mr. James M. Harrison ’69 Brooklyn Prep Alumni Assoc. Mr. Richard L. Mattiaccio ’71 BENEFACTORS’ LEAGUE Mr. Christopher W. Healy ’85 New York Province of the Society Mr. Edward G. McAnaney, II ’57 Alumni Mr. James D. Howard, Jr. ’76 of Jesus Mr. Gerard F. McCabe ’52 Anonymous Mr. Stephen G. Kenny ’77 RAMS’ UNION Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarrick ’77 Mr. John P. Abplanalp ’75 James P. Lundy, Esq. ’48 Alumni Friends Mr. Thomas F. McEvily, Jr. ’43 Mr. Richard L. Ahern ’47 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Lyttle, J. ’58 Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Michael Millette Mr. Kevin B. McGrath ’53 Mr. John A. Bertrand ’56 Arthur T. Maguire, Esq. ’47 Mr. Christopher A. Albero ’86 Mr. Paul B. McLaughlin ’73 Mr. Henri E. Bonvin ’45 Mr. John F. Malone ’64 Paul J. Ambrosini, MD ’68 Corporations, Foundations, Mr. Robert K. McLaughlin ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Brosnan ’76 Mr. John J. McCabe ’81 Stephen J. Amoretty, Ph.D. ’58 Organizations Mr. Ferdinand J. Milano ’71 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Brown ’62 Mr. Michael J. McCabe ’75 Mr. Marc L. Antonecchia ’88 Abplanalp Scholarship Fund Thomas J. Mitchell, Esq. ’62 James E. Buckman, Esq. ’62 Mr. Donn J. McNamee ’87 Mr. Bruce G. Bott ’59 Archdiocese of New York Mr. Martin A. Monahan ’53 Mr. Robert V. Delaney, Sr. ’52 Vincent A. Memoli, MD ’68 Mr. James J. Brock ’41 Brooklyn Prep Alumni Assoc. Mr. Walter J. Morris, Jr. ’56 Mr. William J. Fenwick ’88 Mr. Peter E. Murray ’63 Thomas J. Byrne, Esq. ’60 Christopher M. Duffy Memorial Fund Mr. John W. Murphy ’53 Mr. Joseph G. Fink ’84 Mr. Kevin P. Norton ’71 Mr. James M. Callahan ’59 Gabelli Foundation, Inc. Mr. William J. Murphy ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Fink, Jr. ’80 Mr. Gerard P. Parker ’80 Mr. W. Brennan Carley ’79 The Griffin Family Foundation Mr. Mark J. Nacinovich ’87 Mr. Robert E. Greeley ’49 Mr. & Mrs. John O. Regan ’71 Mr. John R. Carsky ’79 Mr. Brendan E. Neary ’89 Mr. Eric J. Grubelich ’81 Mr. Christopher J. Rohrs ’67 Mr. Anthony M. Cialone ’87 Mr. Stephen J. Norton ’69 Mr. Anthony C. Guida ’59 John P. Rung, Esq. ’50 Mr. Mario A. Ciampi, Jr. ’78 Dr. & Mrs. Rocco F. Noto ’75 FOUNDERS’ ASSOCIATION Mr. Glen M. Holland ’81 Hon. Charles B. Salmon, Jr. ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Civetta ’72 Mr. Francis J. O’Brien ’60 Alumni Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Horgan ’48 Mr. Christopher M. Santomero ’87 Mr. Gerald F. Clark ’57 Mr. Donald J. O’Connell ’49 Anonymous Mr. John W. Keogh ’59 Mr. Robert F. Scheuble ’63 Mr. James J. Considine ’83 Dr. & Mrs. Ralph A. O’Connell ’55 Mr. Robert W. Bertrand ’58 Mr. & Mrs. William J. McCabe ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Sullivan ’83 Mr. Thomas A. Conway, Jr. ’60 Mr. Donald J. O’Connor ’59 Mr. John D. Brusco ’83 Mr. Luciano Moschetta ’77 Mr. John P. Sweeney ’45 Mr. Howard M. Cook ’72 Mr. Charles V. O’Neill ’48 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Brusco ’79 Edward J. Moy, Esq. ’61 Mr. Michael K. Tierney ’56 Mr. James V. Corcoran ’53 Mr. Thomas J. O’Neill ’52 Mr. Paul A. Brusco ’82 Christopher J. Nogeire, MD ’64 Mr. John P. Toolan ’48 Mr. Edward J. Costello, Jr. ’57 Mr. Brian C. O’Rourke ’75 Mr. Thomas J. Campbell ’76 Matthew O’Donnell, Ph.D. ’68 Mr. Mark A. Varrichio, Jr. ’84 Mr. Stephen J. Courtney ’68 Mr. Daniel P. O’Shea ’64 Mr. Joseph S. Coyle ’53 Richard L. O’Hara, Esq. ’47 Mr. J. Donald Walsh ’58 Mr. Paul C. Crowley ’63 Bernard J. Daenzer, Esq. ’34 Mr. William M. Perry ’64 2009 ANNUAL REPORT • 13

Mr. John J. Phelan, III ’59 Mr. Michael D. Trovini ’85 Mrs. Robert F. Gomprecht ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Rocchio ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Joao Mr. Harold F. X. Plate ’46 Mr. Daniel J. Tynan ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Gonfianti ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Gonzalo P. Rodriguez-Laiz ’12 Ms. Carol A. Purcell Mr. Kevin M. Plunkett ’72 Mr. Anthony Vannachaivong ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gowan ’12 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ryan ’71 Mrs. Margaret F. Sullivan Mr. Paul J. Powers, Jr. ’60 George J. Wade, Jr., Esq. ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Granda ’12 Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Saltzman ’11 Mr. Peter M. Quast ’55 Mr. Timothy J. Walsh ’44 Mr. & Mrs. John Hellier ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sinatra, Jr. ’09 Corporations, Organizations, Mr. Alexander R. Rankin ’52 Mr. Francis X. Young ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hundt ’95, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Singleton ’07, ’11 Foundations Mr. Kevin P. Reilly ’67 George J. Zambetti, MD ’68 Dr. & Mrs. Jesus C. Jaile ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Smith ’11 Church of the Holy Rosary Mr. Marko C. Remec ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kennelly ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane ’93, ’95 Church of the Holy Trinity Mr. William J. Rizzo ’86 Parents Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lupardi ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Spillane ’09 Hudson Valley National Bank William J. Rodgers, Esq. ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bauer ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lypen ’09 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Spollen ’95 Immaculate Conception School Norbert W. Sander, MD ’60 Mr. Andy Bishop ’12 Dr. & Mrs. James S. MacDonall ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Strada ’91, ’94 Intel and Society for Science & the Mr. Neil A. Scanlon ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Bronzo ’07 ’09, ’11 Dr. & Mrs. C. Ronald MacKenzie ’06, Mr. & Mrs. William Supik ’12 Public Mr. Douglas R. Schirripa ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Neal Bronzo ’10, ’11 ’08, ’10 Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski ’72, ’74 Kipp New York Inc. Mr. William J. Schmitt ’44 Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Bruzzese ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Martin ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Troiano ’09 Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club Mr. Vincent E. Scully ’44 Mr. & Mrs. E. Val Cerutti ’83, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. David Massey ’06, ’08, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Trovato ’10 Knights of Columbus Thomas C. Shea, MD ’70 Mr. John Colon ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Mark McCabe ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ujazdowski ’05 The Landegger Charitable Foundations Mr. John T. Shields ’44 Dr. & Mrs. John M. Conroy ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Moroney ’97, Mr. & Mrs. James Welsh ’09, ’12 Mike Rehill Scholarship Fund Mr. James M. Slevin ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Cunningham ’11 ’00 Ms. Joan Wollman ’85 NYPD Emerald Society Charles A. Slivinski, MD ’64 Mrs. Veronica Darcy ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Morrissey ’12 Mr. Kevin B. Smith ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Downey ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Murphy ’11 Friends Mr. John J. Snee ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ellett ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Murphy ’13 Mrs. Dennis E. D’Addario Mr. Edward C. Squire ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Gallo ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Pinkowish ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Francis K. FitzPatrick Mr. August A. Stellwag ’49 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Garrity, Jr. ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Simon Prosser ’08, ’11 Mrs. Dorothy M. Harkins Martin J. Stransky, MD, FACP ’74 Mr. & Mrs. John Gilbride ’11 Dr. & Mrs. James C. Quinn ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Henry

Voluntary Support Summary FY 2009 (12 MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30, 2009)

Total Support by Constituency - $5,269,945 Total Support by Purpose - $5,269,945

Jesuit Contributed Services - $80,112 Restricted $1,696,448 Annual Scholarship $417,857 Corporations $4,337 Organizations $321,970 Annual Fund Foundations $1,362,870 $321,970 Alumni Endowment Friends $3,138,698 $1,712,658 $200,419 Parents $1,243,810

Twenty Consecutive Years of Giving

Below are the names of members of the Prep community, who have made contributions to the Prep for twenty or more consecutive years through June 30, 2009. We thank them for their loyal and generous support. If you have any questions about this list, please contact Director of Annual Giving Joan Wollman by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at 718- 367-7500 ext. 209.

Mrs. Margaret I. Adlerman PP 1989 Mr. John F. Donahue, Jr. ’54 Mr. Werner A. Kloepfer ’57 Mr. Joseph J. Olivet, Jr. ’48 Mr. Richard L. Arvedlund ’9 Mr. Kenneth C. Donoghue ’45 Mr. Scott M. Kostyra ’79 Mr. Joseph A. O’Neill ’44 Mrs. Patricia K. Bader PP 1979 Mr. Thomas J. Dorrian ’60 Mr. Edward J. Krol, Jr. ’64 Mr. Peter J. O’Rourke ’48 Mr. Peter F. Barry ’45 Mr. William R. Doyle ’60 Mr. Edward A. Lang, III ’73 Mr. & Mrs. John V. O’Toole PP 1989 Edward W. Beuchert, Esq. ’54 James T. Drew, MD ’48 Carl D. Liggio, Esq. ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Alec A. Pandaleon PP 1980 Mr. Owen J. Black, Jr. ’43 Mrs. Maureen E. Driskill PP 1989 Mr. Stephen R. LoBello ’75 Mr. Charles J. Pelisson ’53 Mr. John P. Blessington ’51 Mr. James F. Dunne ’52 Mr. Carmine Lucia ’68 Mr. William M. Perry ’64 Mr. Richard F. Blessington ’45 Mr. Francis R. Einterz ’46 James P. Lundy, Esq. ’48 Mr. William B. Pollard, III PP 1989 Mr. Thomas J. Boyd AL ’46 Martin B. Engelhardt, Esq. ’57 Mr. Paul P. Maffei ’59 Mr. Alfonse J. Preisser ’57 Mr. Thomas A. Brennan, Jr. ’56 Mr. Robert B. Fane ’62 Mr. Robert A. Maffei ’43 Harold W. Pskowski, Esq. ’67 Mr. William R. Brick, Jr. ’57 Charles J. Farrow, MD ’69 Mr. Thomas F. Maher ’65 Paul P. Rega, MD ’66 Mr. Donald P. Brisson ’62 Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Fath, Jr. ’69 Mr. Robert J. Maloney ’45 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Regan PP 1974 Mr. James J. Brock ’41 Thomas J. Ferro, MD ’72 Mr. Gerard F. McCabe ’52 Kevin M. Reilly, Esq. ’56 Brooklyn Prep Alumni Association Mrs. William C. Finneran, Jr. PP 1990 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur K. McCormack PP 1983 Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Reiss PP Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Brophy PP 1989 Hon. Anthony J. Fiorella, Jr. ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. McGee PP 1988 Mrs. Eileen Reynolds ’82 Mr. James R. Brugger, Jr. ’67 Mr. John J. Foley ’63 Mr. John T. McGirl ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rinaldi PP 1984 Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Burke PP 1986 Fordham Prep Mothers’ Club Terence J. McGrath, D.D.S ’51 Mr. John P. Robben ’48 Mr. Robert P. Butta ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Frank ’56 Thomas J. McKenna, Esq. ’77 William P. Roberts, Ph.D. ’49 Robert M. Byrn, Esq. ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Fuller PP 1987 Mr. Paul B. McLaughlin ’73 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ryan PP 1971 Capt. John A. Byrne, Jr., USN(Ret) ’48 Mr. Mario J. Gabelli ’61 Mr. Robert K. McLaughlin ’50 Mr. John F. Ryan ’44 Mr. John C. Calhoun ’56 Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 Mr. Walter J. McLaughlin ’49 Richard C. San George, Ph.D. ’69 John T. Carty, Esq. ’970 Mr. Richard J. Gillingham ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. McLoughlin PP 1983 Mr. Michael J. Scarpelli ’57 Joseph P. Castellano, MD ’67 Mr. Michael O. Glynn ’58 Mr. Thomas A. McQuillan ’46 Mr. Richard G. Scarpelli ’59 Arthur L. Centonze, Ph.D. ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Marcel F. Goasdoue PP 1990 Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller FR Mr. William J. Schmitt ’44 Mr. Thomas M. Collins ’64 Mr. Thomas W. Grein ’69 Mr. James A. Mitchell ’42 Mr. Robert P. Serafin ’70 Mr. Louis A. Comarato ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Carl M. Groepler PP 1987 Mr. Joseph H. Moglia ’67 Mr. John J. Sheehan ’51 Thomas M. Comerford, Esq. ’55 Kevin R. Hackett, Esq. ’67 Mr. Joseph E. Mottola ’58 Mr. John T. Shields ’44 Lawrence M. Condon, MD ’62 Mr. Joseph V. Hamilton, Jr. ’47 Mr. Richard F. Mulligan ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane PP 1995 Mr. Edward N. Conroy ’53 Mr. Stephen R. Hammond ’58 Stephen E. Mulligan, Esq. ’69 Mr. August A. Stellwag ’49 Mr. Thomas A. Conway, Jr. ’60 Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Hanlon ’78 Mr. Kevin F. Mulvey ’62 Mrs. Margaret F. Sullivan Mr. Francis F. Crawford ’66 Mark S. Hegeman, D.D.S ’74 Mr. Peter E. Murray ’63 Mr. John D. Thomson, Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Crimmins ’65 Mr. Howard W. Hopkins ’72 New York Province of the Society of Jesus Mr. Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 Mrs. John Cronin PP 1989 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Horgan ’48 John A. Nidds, Ed.D. ’49 Mr. Daniel J. Tynan ’62 Mr. Douglas E. Cummings ’59 Mr. William F. Huber ’61 Mr. Kevin P. Norton ’71 Mr. Quince V. Venturino ’81 Raymond J. Cvetovich, Ph.D. ’68 Mr. Charles E. Hughes ’39 Mr. Stephen J. Norton ’69 Mr. Martin J. Waters, Jr. ’57 Bernard J. Daenzer, Esq. ’34 Mr. Louis V. Isganitis ’72 Mr. Anthony F. O’Boyle, Jr. ’46 Thomas G. Webber, MD ’62 Mr. Kevin R. Daley ’48 The Jesuits of Fordham, Inc. Mr. Joseph D. O’Brien, Jr. ’57 Wayne M. Weisner, MD ’42 Mr. John A. Del Negro ’59 Mr. James G. Kane ’44 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. O’Brien PP 1986 Henry F. White, Esq. ’63 Mr. William F. DeMucci, Jr. ’62 Mr. Thomas L. Keily, Jr. ’47 Dr. & Mrs. Ralph A. O’Connell ’55 Mr. Jeffrey M. Williams ’68 Mr. Ralph D. DeNunzio ’49 Col. Joseph J. Kelly, USMC(Ret) ’35 Mr. Kevin J. B. O’Connor ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Williams ’56 Mr. Paul O. DeSimone ’56 Mr. Alfred J. Kelty ’53 Richard L. O’Hara, Esq. ’47 Raymond Zutell, Esq. ’46 Mr. Domenick R. DiPasquale ’721 Mr. John P. Kirk ’56 0 Mr. Jerome F. O’Keefe ’44 Mr. Joseph S. Dirr ’64 Mr. William G. Klein ’43 John J. O’Leary, Esq. ’44 2009 ANNUAL REPORT • 14

1930 1944 Joseph J. Olivet 1953 1956 2 Members 68 Members Charles V. O’Neill 90 Members 111 Members 1 Donor 24 Donors Peter J. O’Rourke 37 Donors 32 Donors 50.0% Participation 35.3% Participation Denis F. O’Sullivan 41.1% Participation 28.8% Participation $175.00 Total Giving $16,865.55 Total Giving John J. Richardson $63,616.72 Total Giving $42,083.00 Total Giving $175.00 Annual Fund $ 7,485.00 Annual Fund John P. Robben $ 4,680.00 Annual Fund $19,083.00 Annual Fund Edward J. O’Connell Robert A. Bermingham Daniel P. Shannon James J. Briscoe Louis R. Aidala Raymond T. Bogert John M. Sheehan Donald T. Brudie Karl A. Bauer 1933 Guy C. Bosetti Daniel J. Sweeney Edward N. Conroy John A. Bertrand 15 Members Edmund M. Burke John P. Toolan Nicholas J. Cooney Thomas A. Brennan 2 Donors Louis G. Buttell George W. Walsh James V. Corcoran John C. Calhoun 13.3% Participation Francis R. Coughlin Joseph S. Coyle William J. Collins $125.00 Total Giving James E. Egan 1949 Bernard M. Dengler Paul O. DeSimone $125.00 Annual Fund James G. Kane 98 Members George L. Duncan Edward T. Dowling John J. Cotter Richard J. Lambert 29 Donors Eugene M. Ferrick Anthony J. Fiorella Henry J. Koster Thomas J. Mulligan 29.6% Participation Lawrence E. Fitzsimmons Paul M. Frank Thomas P. O’Connor $19,335.00 Total Giving Edward L. Flynn Henry R. Healey 1934 Jerome F. O’Keefe $14,335.00 Annual Fund George B. Freehill James W. Hughes 10 Members John J. O’Leary Robert P. Butta Peter J. Gallagher Lawrence J. Kelly 3 Donors Joseph A. O’Neill Robert M. Byrn Charles A. Garvin John P. Kirk 30.0% Participation John F. Ryan Anthony J. Cardon John E. Hickey William W. Krantz $10,200.00 Total Giving William J. Schmitt Peter J. Clark Robert L. James Thomas P. Maginnis $10,200.00 Annual Fund Vincent E. Scully Francis X. Coleman (R.I.P.) Albert F. Kaelin Walter J. Morris Edward V. Alfieri (R.I.P.) John T. Shields Vincent D. Daly John J. Kearney John R. Mulholland Bernard J. Daenzer Dayton E. Smith Norbert Dengler Alfred J. Kelty John W. Murray William B. MacGuire Gerard J. Smith Ralph D. DeNunzio Ernest W. Linneman G. Frank O’Brien Fiore A. Terracciano Christopher J. Donfield Alphonse A. Liquorie Thomas J. Palmieri 1935 Timothy J. Walsh Victor A. Ferencko William J. Manning Augustine L. Perrotta 11 Members Frank C. Webster (R.I.P.) Edmund J. Flood George McGann Joseph R. Pisani 3 Donors Walter E. Wiedemann Richard J. Gillingham Kevin B. McGrath Joseph F. Realini 27.2% Participation Robert E. Greeley William J. McKeough Kevin M. Reilly $61,000.00 Total Giving 1945 William P. Hayes Martin A. Monahan Thomas G. Scheller $ 1,000.00 Annual Fund 51 Members Kenneth E. Holden Roy F. Montana Walter J. Schmarje Albert D. Jordan 12 Donors Edmund P. Hughes John W. Murphy Joseph L. Schweitzer Joseph J. Kelly 23.5% Participation John R. Keane John F. O’Brien John F. Sheeran Bernard Loughlin (R.I.P.) $14,582.00 Total Giving Thomas S. Lacy John R. O’Connor James R. Stephens $14,182.00 Annual Fund John J. Maguire Charles J. Pelisson Michael K. Tierney Theodore E. McCarrick Joseph M. Popp Paul D. Williams 1936 Peter F. Barry Walter J. McLaughlin Thomas J. Quinn 14 Members Richard F. Blessington John A. Nidds James E. Roche 2 Donors Henri E. Bonvin 1957 Donald J. O’Connell Robert E. Rogala 14.3% Participation William F. Carey 136 Members Viggo B. Rambusch Giulio J. Rosasco $600.00 Total Giving Edward S. Caso 48 Donors William P. Roberts John P. Sheridan $600.00 Annual Fund Kenneth C. Donoghue 35.3% Participation Thomas J. Rocchio Donald T. Coupe Francis X. Holbrook $12,030.00 Total Giving John T. Skehan Guido M. Lometti Robert J. Maloney 1954 $11,630.00 Annual Fund Francis B. Murray August A. Stellwag 79 Members Vincent J. Albrecht Henry J. Nix George T. Wohlpart 22 Donors Albert A. Apicelli 1937 John P. Sweeney 27.8% Participation William R. Brick 11 Members George J. Wino 1950 $13,770.00 Total Giving Paul G. Byrne 1 Donor 58 Members $ 8,770.00 Annual Fund Gerald F. Clark 9.1% Participation 17 Donors Edward W. Beuchert Gerard P. Cleary $150.00 Total Giving 1946 29.3% Participation Arthur J. Cunningham Edward J. Costello $150.00 Annual Fund 52 Members $211,550.82 Total Giving John F. Donahue John M. Cutney George E. Macy 22 Donors 42.3% Participation $ 5,031.36 Annual Fund William R. Frasca Charles T. Delaney $27,697.00 Total Giving Daniel U. Arning William A. Glass Joseph E. Dertinger 1938 $ 4,737.00 Annual Fund Jack R. Becker John J. Hand Kevin M. Donoghue 15 Members Harold G. Beal Maurice J. Cunniffe Robert E. Hilderbrand Laurence J. Doyle 1 Donor Paul J. Benziger William G. Deutsch Thomas M. Keogh Lawrence F. Doyle 6.7% Participation Thomas J. Boyd Robert J. Gfeller Michael C. Kerby Martin B. Engelhardt $100.00 Total Giving Theobald J. Dengler Morgan M. Gibbons Alan R. Learnard Edward J. Fays $100.00 Annual Fund Francis R. Einterz Raymond F. James Gerald W. Lynch Eugene J. Gallagher John F. Majeski Gabriel V. Fay Robert J. Marzziotti Michael J. Mignogna Kenneth E. Gazzola Vito T. Giordano Robert K. McLaughlin Daniel P. Minogue Robert E. Gilbert 1939 William J. Heaney Richard F. Mulligan Frederick S. Mortati Thomas J. Healy 23 Members Donald T. Kiley Ronald J. Radda Donald J. Murphy John J. Hoey 10 Donors Alan F. Lyon Alfred T. Robbins Stephen V. Natale George F. Joiner 43.9% Participation John J. McDermott John P. Rung Richard A. Prior Daniel J. Kelleher $1,695.00 Total Giving Thomas A. McQuillan Manuel A. Sequeira Robert F. Reninger James A. Kelly $1,695.00 Annual Fund Donald V. Murray Edward C. Squire John J. Scafuri John T. Kenny James B. Cass Anthony F. O’Boyle Michael K. Stanton (R.I.P.) Daniel F. Schweitzer Werner A. Kloepfer George X. Connor Edward I. O’Brien Daniel J. Sullivan Francis X. Sheridan John M. Leonard Albert B. Cribari James J. O’Connor Robert I. Wagner Vincent J. Mancuso Joseph V. Fiore Thomas F. O’Malley 1951 Edward J. Markey Francis J. Gilroy Frank G. Piazza 56 Members 1955 Arthur F. Marotti John M. Henry Harold F. X. Plate 19 Donors 130 Members Edward G. McAnaney Charles E. Hughes A.I. Reilly 33.9% Participation 45 Donors William McKeon James B. Kilsheimer Christopher V. Waldorf $606,150.00 Total Giving 34.6% Participation Bernard N. Meehan Gilbert J. McGirr Raymond Zutell $ 5,320.00 Annual Fund $16,440.00 Total Giving Michael V. Morreale Joseph F. Trombetta John P. Blessington $16,440.00 Annual Fund James J. Mulholland 1947 William J. Caruso John L. Anner Richard Nicholas 1941 71 Members J. Brian Dillon Randall W. Bell Joseph D. O’Brien 26 Members 23 Donors Adolph E. Ehbrecht Patrick Owen Burns Robert E. O’Connell 8 Donors 32.4% Participation Matthew F. FitzGibbon Michael J. Campbell Robert A. Oswald 30.8% Participation $131,405.88 Total Giving Richard Flood (R.I.P.) Richard J. Cea Edward J. Perry $2,150.00 Total Giving $ 15,345.72 Annual Fund Robert L. Gervais Thomas M. Comerford John S. Power $2,150.00 Annual Fund Richard L. Ahern John J. Hartigan James J. Costigan Alfonse J. Preisser James J. Brock Philip J. Amato Robert B. Havekotte Joseph P. Cristiano (R.I.P.) Lawrence F. Reilly John R. Kilsheimer Raymond F. Bree Michael A. Hayes Walter J. Culver Richard W. Reilly Frank L. Reusche Thomas G. Brennan Eugene C. Hunt Joseph C. DeFiore Gregory F. Rinn Frank A. Scolaro Raymond P. Cassidy William E. Kennedy John J. Delamer Michael J. Scarpelli Edward A. Shea Anthony V. Colarusso John F. Lantz Richard A. DeLorenzo William M. Skehan Michael J. Sheahan Elvio S. Conte Terence J. McGrath Douglas H. Diamond John K. Sullivan Joseph L. Torrisi Robert B. Daley James A. Prior Thomas D. Doherty Martin J. Waters Vincent A. Vitale Edward J. Driscoll (R.I.P.) William F. Quirk William P. Fay James C. Dwyer John J. Sheehan Robert A. Gazzola 1958 1942 John P. Fallon Walter X. Stanton Robert E. Hildner 112 Members 43 Members Joseph V. Hamilton Burnell D. Stripling Frank T. Koelble 30 Donors 10 Donors Charles T. Haverin Francis J. Komornik 26.8% Participation 23.3% Participation Thomas L. Keily 1952 Robert N. Koppel $65,701.00 Total Giving $3,010.00 Total Giving Alfred F. Kelly 90 Members Gene A. Lanza $33,101.00 Annual Fund $3,010.00 Annual Fund John V. Leaden 27 Donors Austin J. Lyons Stephen J. Amoretty L. Patrick Deering Arthur T. Maguire 30.0% participation Jerome F. Mack Robert W. Bertrand Thomas J. Hory John J. Maloney $15,595.00 Total Giving Lawrence P. Martin James J. Black Martin F. Jordan Joseph B. Neville $10,595.00 Annual Fund James G. McGinty Frederick J. Brunner (R.I.P.) Edward S. Luboja Richard L. O’Hara Ronald A. Amandolare John G. McGreevy Guy J. Capozzo Joseph J. McEntee William P. O’Sullivan (R.I.P.) Robert E. Baldauf Gerard F. Norton Jerome A. Comeau James A. Mitchell Edward J. Seiz William F. Brennan Ralph A. O’Connell James R. Connors John A. Reilly Raymond J. Squier Gregory D. Camillucci Joseph J. O’Kobrick John P. Denneen Victor J. Stephens Ralph J. Cargiulo Daniel J. O’Neill Joseph J. DioGuardi August J. Tolomer 1948 Robert V. Delaney Paul L. Petrocelli Thomas M. Feeley Wayne M. Weisner 91 Members Earl J. DiPirro Peter M. Quast Raymond M. Fitzgerald 27 Donors James F. Duhig Donald F. Quigley John M. Fitzpatrick 1943 29.7% Participation James F. Dunne Carl B. Rifino Michael O. Glynn 43 Members $22,140.00 Total Giving James F. Fanning Thomas E. Rowe Nunzio J. Guarnieri 8 Donors $20,840.00 Annual Fund Ronald C. Fettig Charles B. Salmon Stephen R. Hammond 18.6% Participation Joseph T. Bellantoni Joseph A. Garvin Santo C. Scarcella Charles C. Healy $4,754.13 Total Giving John A. Byrne Paul A. Havekotte Robert J. Steinberger Joseph W. Lux $4,754.13 Annual Fund William E. Campbell Arthur T. Lyne Laurence B. Storey John W. Lyttle Owen J. Black Theodore P. Corsaro Gerard F. McCabe Ronald S. Tamoschat Andrew T. McGuire Pierce V. Brennan Kevin R. Daley Robert B. McNiff William M. Tortorella James P. Melican Vincent C. DeBaun Nickander J. Damaskos William J. Murphy George J. Wade Joseph E. Mottola William G. Klein James T. Drew Charles F. Noll Robert F. Wetjen Frank J. Padrone James A. Lynch Anthony J. Falvo Edward C. O’Brien Joseph T. Whalen Albert R. Peraino Robert A. Maffei William H. Gentzlinger Thomas J. O’Neill Pierce B. Wilkinson Lawrence R. Ricciardi Thomas F. McEvily Harold A. Havekotte Lennard K. Rambusch Richard L. Robbins Lawrence E. Miggins Michael J. Horgan Alexander R. Rankin Edward G. Sartore Robert S. Hultmark Alfred P. Riccomini Anthony P. Spohr Thomas C. Kent John J. Snee Daniel L. Tevlin James P. Lundy Joseph L. Spiegel Joseph J. Trautlein John F. Lynch Arnold H. Tracy J. Donald Walsh William J. O’Connell Gerard P. Williams 2009 ANNUAL REPORT • 15

1959 1961 1964 Walter J. Miclo Martin T. Gould 124 Members 143 Members 179 Members William H. Mulligan Thomas W. Grein 58 Donors 43 Donors 49 Donors George M. O’Har James M. Harrison 46.8% Participation 30.1% Participation 27.3% Participation Robert D. Pane Michael J. Hickey $131,045.00 Total Giving $72,684.70 Total Giving $40,225.00 Total Giving John J. Pilkington Charles J. Ippolito $ 30,665.00 Annual Fund $54,075.00 Annual Fund $38,225.00 Annual Fund Paul P. Rega William C. Jacob William H. Andrus Kenneth A. Anderson Hugh J. Arnstein James R. Riviello Robert J. Jennett Robert J. Armbruster Francis J. Apicella Brian K. Burkart Stephen J. Schmerge Robert M. Kemp Richard L. Arvedlund Gregory J. Babiak Brian T. Burke Russell M. Schneider Michael J. Kenny Gerald J. Attis Leonard A. Buccellato Robert P. Burns Joseph L. Seely William T. Mack John J. Bernauer John M. Connolly Vincent J. Cahill John M. Silvanie James A. McCabe Bruce G. Bott Michael K. Connor Stephen L. Capece Kenneth J. Smith Robert A. McCarthy Joseph A. Brunner Michael J. Corcoran Arthur L. Centonze Thomas F. McEvily John B. Buckman Laurence G. Dengler Michael P. Cesa 1967 Frederick J. Miller Vito M. Buffa Richard A. Edwards Thomas M. Collins 166 Members William M. Minozzi James M. Callahan Vincent D. Enright Eugene K. Connors 42 Donors Kevin O. Moore Robert W. Carlton Paul Freeman Gary R. Delneo 25.3% Participation Stephen E. Mulligan Eugene P. Carroll Mario J. Gabelli James W. DiMarzo $167,795.00 Total Giving Stephen J. Norton John P. Charde Donald M. Grieco Richard M. DiMarzo $ 21,645.00 Annual Fund Daniel M. Ottaviano Michael J. Collins Carl J. Hafner Richard C. Dinter James V. Aromando Joseph D. Pizzurro William Considine Robert M. Hamilton Joseph S. Dirr James R. Brugger Garry P. Ryan Paul M. Cucchi Paul F. Hastall Kenneth R. Doyle Anthony J. Buonicore Richard C. San George Douglas E. Cummings Albert F. Hein Frederick H. Grein Joseph P. Castellano James J. Spach John A. Del Negro Thomas V. Hildner Daniel F. Henry Joseph P. Cavanagh Vincent J. Torna Edward C. Dempsey Charles S. Horgan Stephen J. Ippolito Martin E. Coffey Timothy P. Vance James S. Fay William F. Huber John A. Jordan Kevin J. Connors Dennis L. Verhaegen Gerald G. Griffiths Cyril J. Jardine Thomas J. Kelly Francis P. Cunningham Nicholas F. Vitulli Anthony C. Guida John Q. LaFond Edward J. Krol Anthony J. DiMiceli Christopher J. Waller Desmond J. Heathwood Brian P. Levack Desmond F. Lawler Peter M. Ferrell Robert C. Young John J. Jetzt Carl D. Liggio John P. Lyons Dennis J. FitzSimons H. Paul Zellweger Richard P. Kelly Thomas E. Lillis Stephen S. Madaffari Arthur Freaney Martin C. Kelly Kevin J. McGrath John F. Malone Louis C. Frees 1970 John W. Keogh Thomas A. McKeever Stephen A. Mamikonian Edward J. Geraghty 193 Members Christopher Lane Jerome P. Menkhaus John M. McMahon Kevin R. Hackett 30 Donors Carlo P. Lanzano Edward J. Moy Thomas C. Monahan John F. X. Harahan 15.5% Participation Donald P. Larkin Brendan T. Murphy Allan R. Moore Francis J. Harkins $42,725.00 Total Giving John A. Larkin Kevin W. O’Connor Christopher J. Nogeire John P. Honohan $17,540.00 Annual Fund John B. Lazzari Thomas J. O’Hanlon Kevin J. B. O’Connor Christopher M. Houlihan Anthony M. Ambriano Richard W. LoCascio Richard P. Peduto John J. O’Donnell David P. Hunt Robert J. Bellinger Joseph F. Lopez Gerard J. Pelisson Robert G. O’Donnell George A. Johnson-Orban Frank D. Caporusso Paul P. Maffei Robert D. Prince Joseph G. Opp William J. McCarren John T. Carty Wilfrid E. Marrin George F. Reich Daniel P. O’Shea Michael T. McCarthy Vincent J. Castellano F. Bruce McCallon (R.I.P.) William J. Rodgers John A. Pane Daniel G. McDermott George A. Cavell John C. McCarroll Donald K. Ross Andrew A. Paterno Joseph H. Moglia John R. Collins Stephen J. McGeady Timothy J. Scannell William M. Perry Gregory J. Murtaugh John T. Connell John T. McGirl Anthony F. Sgueglia Bernhard F. Preisser Alphonse M. Naclerio Francis R. Corrado John J. Miller Robert L. Storch Thomas J. Raftican John R. Nichols Richard A. Ellison Richard M. Neville Frank J. Tubridy Robert J. Reid John D. O’Leary Kevin M. Fenton William J. Nihan Stephen M. Varley Joseph T. Ricci Frederic J. Pocci J. Michael Horgan Donald J. O’Connor George J. Robinson William C. Porcaro Joseph T. Ippolito Hugh K. O’Donnell 1962 John D. Roy Harold W. Pskowski Donald Michael Johnson William P. O’Rourke 158 Members John C. Saccenti Kevin P. Reilly Julian C. Johnson Kenneth E. O’Sullivan 43 Donors Charles A. Slivinski Christopher J. Rohrs John G. Jordan John J. Phelan 27.2% Participation Ralph E. Stubbs Richard J. Russo James A. Kobyra Paul A. Philbin $42,830.00 Total Giving Thomas J. Sugrue Robert J. Schneider Peter F. Madonia Richard M. Pratt $15,830.00 Annual Fund Robert J. Schuster Theodore J. Markowitz Frank J. Reysen Joseph L. Angiello 1965 Richard T. Sheahan Gene F. McCullough Richard V. Romer Robert J. Bauer 160 Members Thomas S. Sites Michael J. McNamara Richard G. Sartore Thomas A. Bourke 44 Donors Michael J. Sniffen Edward J. O’Connor Michael J. Savage Donald P. Brisson 27.5% Participation Patrick J. Stallard Thomas P. Pullano Richard G. Scarpelli Peter C. Brown $10,170.00 Total Giving Brian L. Zevnik James J. Ryan William J. Twohig William J. Brown $ 8,070.00 Annual Fund Robert P. Serafin John M. Viertl James E. Buckman Richard W. Black 1968 Thomas C. Shea Paul F. Wasielewski Joseph P. Callahan William F. Boylan 199 Members John P. Sinzer John T. Cervini Charles F. Campbell 42 Donors David C. Smith 1960 Paul Coghlan Wayne P. Carroll 21.1% Participation Robert M. Solari 167 Members Lawrence M. Condon William A. Cook $302,880.59 Total Giving James Staudt 57 Donors Timothy P. Costello Robert R. Crimmins $ 29,480.59 Annual Fund 34.1% Participation William F. DeMucci Robert J. Curran Anonymous 1971 $40,014.00 Total Giving Richard V. Donohue Gerard M. Devine Michael P. Alvino 140 Members $16,464.00 Annual Fund Robert B. Fane Richard T. Felago Paul J. Ambrosini 23 Donors Joseph R. Avella Michael J. Feeley Robert A. Filice Louis A. Comarato 16.4% Participation Ronald E. Bellantese Edmund G. Fitzgerald Robert J. Gallati Stephen J. Courtney $11,350.00 Total Giving Thomas J. Byrne James T. Foran Thomas J. Giallorenzi John F. Curtis $11,350.00 Annual Fund John P. Canavan Robert H. Frey Robert J. Gomprecht Raymond J. Cvetovich Domenick R. DiPasquale Salvatore Citarella James A. Garvey Michael L. Hayes Peter T. D’Auria Mario V. DiStasio William P. Clarke Frank Gratzer John C. Hurley Patrick J. Dean Michael J. Drummond Howard J. Comeau Francis J. Hantke Raymond J. Ippolito Bruno V. DePamphilis Joseph E. Federici Thomas A. Conway Denis A. Keneally James P. Kilsheimer Neill T. DeTolla Mark J. Fritz Philip A. Crotty Frank C. Killackey John R. LaCava Richard P. Ferrara Michael R. Halleran Richard J. Cunningham David W. Lacey Clement R. Landanno Robert A. Gervasi Michael F. Letterese Thomas J. DiIorio John J. LaVecchia William J. Machida Thomas F. Giordano Samson Liao Thomas J. Dorrian Ronald S. Maclachlan Thomas F. Maher Gerald A. Karr Robert P. LoBue J. Kevin Dorsey Dennis W. Marks Ronald P. Mangione Thomas F. Kirwin Joseph H. Masterson William R. Doyle Gerald J. McIntyre Gregory E. Martin Thomas J. Kusmierczyk Peter A. Mastracchio Kevin B. Duff Daniel F. Miller Lawrence F. McGovern Carmine Lucia Richard L. Mattiaccio Roger P. Favale Thomas J. Mitchell Paul A. Merolla Daniel R. McAuliffe Richard C. McCrea Charles K. Favreau Kevin F. Mulvey A. Jason Mirabito Thomas F. McGuire Ferdinand J. Milano John M. Geraghty John F. Needham Vincent P. Mollicone William P. McNamara Kevin P. Norton Michael T. Gyves Thomas H. O’Brien Daniel P. Molloy Joseph P. McNiff James J. Parker Robert A. Hemsing Ralph G. Pepe Edward P. O’Malley Vincent A. Memoli Joseph N. Pile Paul D. Hoffmann Eugene J. Porcaro Thomas M. O’Malley Thomas L. Micek Michael D. Quinlan Bryan L. Inderrieden Peter F. Riehm Amado M. Ortiz Peter J. Murray (R.I.P.) John O. Regan Robert E. Kearns Francis M. Riley Adrian T. Paolini Kevin L. O’Brien William S. Serletis Paul M. Kenny John C. Schneider Hans W. Polzer Barry S. O’Connell Denis R. Shea Richard J. Koeltl Dan C. Somma William G. Rimmer Eugene J. O’Connor John D. Thomson Thomas F. Konop Patrick F. Swift Peter T. Roche Matthew O’Donnell Robert A. Vavolizza John V. Kraus Daniel J. Tynan Robert T. Rotondi Neil R. O’Hanlon Kenneth A. Lagana Thomas G. Webber James W. Ryan Frank J. Petrilli 1972 Herbert C. Lahey William T. Shepard Thomas J. Porto 164 Members Dominic V. Letterese 1963 Kevin B. Smith Albert J. Pucciarelli 35 Donors A. Richard Lumelleau 135 Members Charles R. Snyder Robert A. Rabbino 21.3% Participation James V. Maher 26 Donors William J. Toumey Robert J. Sammartano $13,260.00 Total Giving Robert E. McCarthy 19.3% Participation Herbert M. Viertl Gregory L. San George $ 8,960.00 Annual Fund Joseph J. McGovern $134,015.85 Total Giving Michael G. Wares Joseph P. Scheideler David J. Barnette Peter M. McIntosh $ 16,759.00 Annual Fund William R. Wasp Matthew S. Smith Peter J. Bautz Robert J. McKiernan Theodore P. Botts James J. Vogt Michael B. Breen Virgilio A. Monteleone Luke M. Charde 1966 Jeffrey M. Williams Gary J. Buscemi John F. Murphy Lawrence E. Colkin 153 Members Anthony J. Williamson John C. Cimperman Francis J. O’Brien Thomas J. Corr 31 Donors George J. Zambetti Theodore J. Civetta James O’Callahan Paul C. Crowley 20.3% Participation Howard M. Cook John N. O’Loughlin Anthony J. DeLuca $18,030.00 Total Giving 1969 Ronald J. Dellapina James G. O’Neill Ralph F. DeSena $17,630.00 Annual Fund 205 Members Joseph L. DeMarzo Kevin T. O’Reilly Jorge I. Dominguez Anonymous 45 Donors Richard J. Esposito John J. O’Reilly Robert D. Essig Peter H. Betti 21.9% Participation Stephen J. Esposito Armand T. Palatucci John J. Foley Michael J. Burke $15,315.00 Total Giving Thomas J. Ferro John M. Pisani James J. Galvin James E. Carroll $14,715.00 Annual Fund Peter F. Franco Henry J. Powell Steven A. Hovani Paul S. Casamassimo Alfred M. Abate Richard J. Giordano Paul J. Powers Daniel J. Kelleher Thomas J. Caserta Charles G. Bosley Peter H. Hansen Paul R. Prisinzano Gregory D. Liegey Francis F. Crawford Gerard J. Chomiak William J. Heap John M. Regan Richard B. Marrin James P. Crescentini Dennis L. Curry Robert J. Hebron Norbert W. Sander Stephen J. Martin Eugene M. Cronin Robert J. D’Adamo Howard W. Hopkins Walter E. Schluter Ralph J. Mellusi John E. Duggan F. Norman Dannen Louis V. Isganitis Robert J. Suchy Peter E. Murray William E. Fischer Mark A. DeSimone Thomas D. Kearns Brendan Walsh James F. Murray Richard W. Gleeson William J. Doherty Theodore S. Kemm Philip B. Walsh William J. Murray Carl V. Gogolak Michael F. Doyle Peter J. Laverne William M. Watkins Gregory J. Paravati George G. Jones Frank L. Duemmler James S. Liao Michael G. Wenk Robert F. Scheuble Richard P. Kearney James B. Duggan J. Geoffrey Loftus Vincent J. Sirni John F. Lamb Charles J. Farrow J. Gary Luboja John J. Skelly Edward M. Leight Robert B. Fath Patrick M. Malgieri James T. Slane William E. Lucey Patrick G. Finegan Gerald C. McNamara Henry F. White John G. Manning Robert N. Galasso Robert X. Murphy 2009 ANNUAL REPORT • 16

Eugene F. O’Neill 1977 1980 Steven Lazzaro 1988 Joseph F. Perkowski 179 Members 166 Members George M. Macdonald 207 Members Kevin M. Plunkett 32 Donors 24 Donors Joseph A. Mascia 36 Donors Douglas R. Schirripa 17.9% Participation $49,940.00 Total Giving Christopher J. Mauch 17.4% Participation Christopher A. South $14,470.00 Total Giving $24,540.00 Annual Fund John G. McCarthy $46,496.67 Total Giving Robert E. Stillman $12,570.00 Annual Fund Thomas F. Bair Steven G. Mitrakos $44,346.70 Annual Fund John T. Ward Michael R. Boyle John J. Davey Gerald T. Mullarkey Anonymous Daniel T. Coleman Louis R. DeLuca Ernest S. Orphanos Marc L. Antonecchia 1973 Paul Cristello Patrick J. Dooley Michael V. Parr Enrico Brasesco 156 Members Lawrence W. Curran Robert J. Fink Charles J. Rinaldi Joseph A. Chiodi 22 Donors Joseph J. DeLosa John F. Freeman Patrick P. Smith Eugene J. Chiulli 14.1% Participation Cary R. Ell Matthew J. Holbrook Mark A. Varrichio John A. Corbett $5,935.00 Total Giving Philip M. Falcone Thomas P. Houlihan Joseph F. Voli Patrick E. Cullen $5,535.00 Annual Fund Steven J. Flynn Llewellyn M. Hyacinthe Daniel P. Waldron Michael J. Curtin Stephen P. Bell Jeffrey T. Goetz Sam Kourakos Martin J. Waters David M. Dunne Douglas A. Broderick Maurice A. Guariglia Paul M. Kuveke Thomas E. Ehbrecht Daniel C. Cavaluzzi John J. Hemsley Ivor J. Longo 1985 William J. Fenwick Kevin S. Corbett Maurice K. Hyacinthe Sergio J. Lupetin 183 Members Mark H. FitzPatrick Nicholas V. Cristiano Stephen G. Kenny James D. Marshall 27 Donors Anthony Q. Fletcher Andrew J. D’Apice Thomas A. Martin Thomas D. Mauriello 14.7% Participation John J. Gilmartin Eric F. Duke John F. McCarrick John J. McCarron $8,255.00 Total Giving Robert J. Hagan Anthony M. Fair Edward J. McDermott Angelo V. Michilli $7,255.00 Annual Fund Rey A. Hollingsworth-Falu Michael J. Hannigan Thomas J. McKenna Robert Murphy James T. Brennan George R. Hoos Rashad R. Kaldany Brendan A. McKiernan Thomas G. O’Brien Paul J. Campisi Kyle K. Huebner Edward A. Lang Mark S. McMahon Reginald J. Ollen Andrew A. Cinquina A. Greg Junge Henry P. McEntee Sean M. Moran Gerard P. Parker Angelo Cioffi Nicholas J. Leshi Paul B. McLaughlin Luciano Moschetta Edward A. Resina Anthony A. DeMartino Anthony J. Malara Michael J. Morelli Douglas T. Pardo James G. Rizzo John P. Doran James J. Mangan Adolph M. Orlando Mark J. Reiss Harold J. Shinsato Marc L. Flamino Jack Matarasso John A. Panebianco Thomas D. Rizzo Christopher W. Healy Brian J. McGee John J. Reilly Peter M. Rodriguez 1981 Vincent G. Heintz Matthew J. McGowan Christopher G. Schipper Christopher J. Schuyler 162 Members Biagio A. Iannace Roberto A. Mignone Peter W. Sheil Lawrence G. Sheehan 16 Donors Fareed A. Kandalaft Brendan C. O’Connor George N. Tarangioli Patrick W. Sweeney 9.9% Participation Frederick M. Keller John J. Rapawy Gary J. Tocchet Russell F. Trahan $22,545.00 Total Giving Anthony D. Lanni Eugene J. Rooney Gregory J. Tully William B. vanRavenswaay $18,545.00 Annual Fund Craig B. Lynch Kevin J. Rooney Edward P. Voli Joseph M. Albero Robert T. Maffei Thomas J. Ryan 1974 Mark A. Wines Philip K. Boyle Charles W. McManus Paul C. Saunders 161 Members John J. Butler Christopher J. Michailoff Joseph M. Schmidt 17 Donors 1978 Michael B. Carr Raymond J. Mikovits Michael J. Sheridan 10.6% Participation 161 Members Joseph M. DeGuardia James E. Murray Jordan E. Toomer $8,575.00 Total Giving 30 Donors Craig W. Frascati Robert B. O’Connor Robert M. Wallace $3,325.00 Annual Fund 18.6% Participation John C. Georgiopoulos Patrick R. Pilla Thomas A. Carey $55,932.12 Total Giving Eric J. Grubelich Nicholas A. Pirulli 1989 Edward A. Coll $30,350.00 Annual Fund Michael F. Hacker Augustine C. Romano 187 Members Brian V. Corry Albert X. Bader Glen M. Holland John R. Sandleitner 18 Donors Michael S. Foltin Vincent D. Brophy Paul A. Lee Patrick C. Sbano 9.6% Participation Mark S. Hegeman Richard J. Burke John J. McCabe Michael D. Trovini $70,796.04 Total Giving Robert J. Hopper James M. Cannella Peter G. McGonagle William J. Wollman $ 5,145.00 Annual Fund Patrick J. Marrinan Joseph P. Carrozza Antonio X. Molestina Edwin J. Adlerman Thomas A. McShane Mario A. Ciampi Kevin J. O’Connor 1986 Robert J. Armati Vincent P. O’Leary Arthur F. Coli Quince V. Venturino 196 Members Ashan M. Benedict Timothy B. Pine Steven P. Costabile 26 Donors Christopher J. Brophy John R. Planell Thomas H. Curtin 1982 13.3% Participation Michael S. Caragliano Alfred J. Saint-Jacques Paul W. D’Ariano 200 Members $9,290.00 Total Giving Alfredo M. D’Onofrio David R. Sheil Thomas V. Dolan 22 Donors $7,890.00 Annual Fund Jonathan W. Henery Raymond P. Silliere John J. Gormley 11.0% Participation Christopher A. Albero Mark A. Lawrence Adolph Soto Geoffrey W. Gray $126,300.00 Total Giving James A. Brophy Philip LoScalzo Martin J. Stransky Kevin W. Grogan $ 5,600.00 Annual Fund Thomas C. Carey Edward D. Lyons Timothy R. Tostanoski Christopher J. Hanlon Robert A. Abreu Gerard Drohan Alexander J. Maldutis Robert T. Hannigan Peter G. Albero William A. Ehbrecht Bryan T. Mangan 1975 Christopher Hiddleson Hendricus F. Bocxe Francis K. FitzPatrick Brendan E. Neary 151 Members Robert P. Hodge Robert S. Boyle Daniel S. Hollman James M. O’Toole 25 Donors Ronald P. Holland Paul A. Brusco Jeffrey A. Innocenti Charles J. Rooney 16.6% Participation Carl Hymans Vincent Chiaramonte William T. Keane Angelo A. Sedacca $18,065.00 Total Giving James R. Letsen Joseph J. Donner Luigi LaVerghetta Jason A. Shramko $17,265.00 Annual Fund Peter J. Martyn Stephen G. Farenga Christopher P. Lee Kevin M. Sniffen John P. Abplanalp Lawrence J. McTague Stephen J. Fearon Charles A. Lippolis Jesse J. Aversano Roderick J. Murray Michael S. Fitzpatrick John A. Lyn 1990 James M. Bertolini Craig M. Overlander James P. Fulgione Paul F. McTigue 190 Members Richard T. Carucci Steven J. Rapillo Ronald A. Hoina John G. Morriss 15 Donors Frank J. Cobelli Tor E. Smeland Stephen M. Melnyk Kuni Nakamura 7.9% Participation John P. Cullen Nicholas A. Speranza William R. Pettus Christopher A. Oberhauser $2,545.00 Total Giving Paul F. Curran Brian J. Sullivan Jon L. Rapillo Brian P. O’Rourke $2,545.00 Annual Fund James W. DeRienzo Eugene J. Whyte Daniel E. Reynolds Richard A. Petrocelli Thomas F. Baglione Raymond J. Dorado James S. Rowen Silvio A. Pietroluongo Dimitri A. Cavalli Joseph M. Ferullo 1979 James D. Ryan Michael C. Reilly Joseph M. Condon Michael P. Gallagher 152 Members Joseph C. Scalisi William J. Rizzo Jared C. Dolce Donald C. Lanza 34 Donors John V. Sinon Julio R. Varela James P. Doody Stephen R. LoBello 22.4% Participation L. Anthony Specchierla Gerard M. Villucci Terrence F. Finneran Kieran V. Mahoney $23,263.00 Total Giving William M. Witt James A. Welsh Charles L. Goasdoue Michael J. McCabe $12,163.00 Annual Fund Andrew G. White Alexander M. Goasdoue Rocco F. Noto Christopher J. Brande 1983 Eamon P. Heavey Brendan T. O’Neill Nicholas E. Brusco 190 Members 1987 Brian P. Martin Brian C. O’Rourke John P. Callahan 20 Donors 215 Members Christopher E. Morea Thomas E. Pandaleon W. Brennan Carley 10.5% Participation 40 Donors Todd W. Murphy John F. Renzulli John R. Carsky $38,385.95 Total Giving 18.6% Participation Kevin M. Neenan Camillo M. Santomero Michael P. Cleary $16,735.95 Annual Fund $118,460.00 Total Giving Neil L. Rapawy Victor J. Serricchio Jerome A. Comeau Glenn R. Adair $ 19,960.00 Annual Fund James M. Slevin Mark W. Thomson Giovanni Delli Carpini John D. Brusco Anonymous Robert J. Valla Theobald J. Dengler Louis P. Caragine John L. Ajello 1991 Victor D. Ziminsky Patrick C. Dillon James J. Considine John C. Broderick 186 Members Mark C. Edwards Joseph E. Coyle Richard W. Brolly 17 Donors 1976 Matthew T. Foley Malik K. Cutlar Charles D. Bryceland 9.1% Participation 194 Members Andrew J. Gadry Ronald T. deCastro Walter C. Camas $2,015.00 Total Giving 32 Donors Nicholas A. Giannasca Raymond A. DeStasio Anthony M. Cialone $2,015.00 Annual Fund 16.5% Participation Mark R. Hicks Philip W. Gavey John J. Cotter Charles A. Andruss $62,548.77 Total Giving Edward J. Hill William R. Heese Thomas M. Courtney Keith J. Baron $38,405.04 Annual Fund Peter L. Ianniello Paul Kim David T. Culkin Brian E. Clarkin Thomas P. Boland John C. Johnson Robert M. Magilton Sal R. DiRuggiero Damon E. Dowdall Edward R. Bonanno Stephen B. Jones Raymond Rosario Noel P. Firth Patrick J. Egan Timothy J. Brosnan Steven D. Karpin E. Christopher Sheridan Kevin J. Fitzpatrick John N. Favale Thomas J. Campbell Michael T. Kenny Michael E. Sohr Kevin C. Gallagher Thomas A. Fitzpatrick Michael G. Considine Scott M. Kostyra Paul J. Stapleton Thomas V. Giordano Martin G. Gillespie Kenneth J. DeLasho Christopher D. Lauber Christopher H. Sullivan Michael V. Golia David E. Guerrero Domenico Delli Carpini Thomas J. Mangano David C. Trahan Eric A. Groepler Brian W. Heller John J. Doran Ralph M. Mattone Vincent A. Vasquez John L. Haley Robert J. Occhiogrossi Richard A. Duke Joseph P. McDermott Simon L. Walsh Michael L. Harwood Jason J. Pabon Gary J. Dwyer John C. McNamara Robert H. Johansen Bryant Pappas Matthew O. Fitzsimons Lawrence A. Murphy 1984 Daniel J. Lind Christopher L. Reda Edward L. Fletcher Craig D. Ogburn 195 Members James J. McCabe Michael J. Reynolds John A. Fumo Timothy P. Schipper 31 Donors Timothy J. McCarvill John A. Stocker Stephen J. Gallagher Kenneth P. Singleton 15.9% Participation Timothy C. McGrath Nikol Uljaj John W. Gearns Michael K. Stanton $18,080.00 Total Giving William P. McLoughlin James D. Howard Michael D. Sullivan $17,580.00 Annual Fund Donn J. McNamee 1992 William M. Korchak Joseph J. Tafuri Gregory L. Antonecchia Stephen C. Murphy 248 Members Guy A. Lester Christopher V. Blake Silvestro M. Musilli 23 Donors Mark F. Liscio Vincent M. Casieri Mark J. Nacinovich 9.3% Participation William J. McCabe Paul C. Coughlan John F. Neary $2,900.04 Total Giving Edward J. McNierney Paul J. DeLeon Christopher W. O’Gilvie $2,495.04 Annual Fund Jack P. Micali In reports of this nature, mistakes Christopher A. DiMarco Thomas B. Okon James P. Altomare Harry P. Patz John C. Moukad sometimes occur. If your name Joseph A. Felice John F. Baker Edward I. O’Brien Frank Perpero was omitted or improperly listed, Joseph G. Fink Kelly I. Carlo Vincent J. O’Connor Christopher M. Santomero please accept our apologies and Anthony Gonzalez Raphael M. Cornacchia Marko C. Remec John W. Haag Michael F. Specchierla Christopher P. Crowley contact Joan Wollman, Director of Anthony Riocci Daniel D. Hickey Patrick T. Sullivan Michael G. Daly Annual Giving, by telephone at Norberto J. Rivera Christopher H. Jones Gerard M. Ulrich Oliver Delgado Peter I. Ross (718) 367-7500 ext. 209 or by e-mail Thomas W. Kwalwasser Christopher J. Zichello Michael J. Fink Christopher Schilling at [email protected]. Peter F. Lane Thomas W. Zurhellen Thomas D. Fleming William J. Whelan Alexander P. Lazor Brian P. Harpur Francis X. Young John B. Lazzari Noel A. Heavey 2009 ANNUAL REPORT • 17

Paul T. Hickey Anthony C. Mitchell 2006 Mr. Clyde Chatelain ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Lino Maschi ’10 John Paul A. Iannace Vincent E. Murray 197 Members Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Chin Fong ’08, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Massari ’10 Dominick J. Impemba William S. Perritt 7 Donors Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cibelli ’12 Mr. & Mrs. David Massey ’06, ’08, ’12 Jay C. Johnson Nicholas Pietrosanti 3.5% Participation Mrs. Ramona Cintron ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Matera ’10 Albert A. Lione Christopher M. Riley $765.00 Total Giving Mr. John Colon ’11 Mrs. Sharon Mathis ’12 Patrick W. McGannon Daniel K. Roque $765.00 Annual Fund Mr. & Mrs. Cliff P. Connery ’07, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Alberto Maya ’10 Alfred J. Mehmel Anthony Vannachaivong Justin M. Barden Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cooney ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Steven McCain ’12 Arthur T. O’Reilly Ryan T. Boate Mr. & Mrs. Robert Corwen, Jr. ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Justin McCarthy ’10 Jesse P. Quinlan 1999 John F. Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Joe Costelloe ’10, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John J. McCombe ’10, ’12 Joseph S. Tomaselli 216 Members Edward A. Coll Mrs. Virginia Crisco ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius McCormack ’10 James R. Vercollone 9 Donors James T. LaMacchia Mr. & Mrs. David S. Cunniffe ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Paul McCusker ’12 Peter W. Walsh 4.2% Participation Michael W. McDonnell Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Cunningham ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Terence G. McGlynn ’10 $1,100.00 Total Giving Michael E. Paranac Drs. Brian and Susan Cushin ’09, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Aidan McGoldrick ’12 1993 $1,100.00 Annual Fund Mr. & Mrs. Frank D’Agostino ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. McGuinness ’09, ’12 230 Members Alexander F. Brown 2007 Mrs. Michele Dalmas ’11 Mr. & Mrs. James P. McKoy ’12 14 Donors Anthony DiFato 236 Members Mrs. Gary D’Amico ’12 Mr. & Mrs. David McLaughlin ’11 6.1% Participation Michael J. Downey 3 Donors Mr. & Mrs. John D’Angelo ’10 Mr. & Mrs. John McMahon ’11 $4,998.00 Total Giving John N. Dunn 1.3% Participation Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Davis ’08, ’10 Ms. Lorraine McMahon ’11 $2,798.00 Annual Fund David R. Fernandez $225.00 Total Giving Mr. & Mrs. Edmond Deane ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene McNulty ’11 Jason N. Buchanan Nivardo Lopez $175.00 Annual Fund Mr. & Mrs. Anthony DeLucci ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent McTiernan ’06, ’10 Michael T. Campoli Michael A. O’Connell James R. O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Denneny ’05, ’08, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McWeeney ’10 Myles J. Duffy Jason R. Pastore Michael D. Pinkowish Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. DePasquale ’09, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Meaney ’12 Henry P. Elliott Colin J. Reilly James J. Tyrrell Mr. & Mrs. James Desimone ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Megley ’12 Timothy O. FitzPatrick Mr. & Mrs. Edward Diaz ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Jose Meirelles ’11 James G. Fowler 2000 2008 Drs. Vincent & Anna DiCicco ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Roland Mersini ’11 Brian P. Gilchrist 217 Members 209 Members Mr. & Mrs. Frank DiDomizio ’05, ’07 ’12 Ms. Jennifer Middleton ’10 Michael C. Hartmere 13 Donors 5 Donors Mr. & Mrs. Dominic DiDonato ’10 Dr. Edward Miller ’11 Christopher F. Lockwood 6.0% Participation 2.4% Participation Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Dieguez ’10, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Mirra ’11 Michael P. Lyons $1,595.00 Total Giving $325.00 Total Giving Mr. Michael DiLecce ’08, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Morales, Sr. ’12 Angelo A. Motta $1,320.00 Annual Fund $325.00 Annual Fund Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dillon ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Morrissey ’09 Waldo Persteins Anonymous Nicholas J. Berti Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Dolan ’10, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Murphy ’11 Maurice T. Reidy Calvin Auyeung John W. DeMarzo Dr. & Mrs. Paul Donahue ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Murphy ’13 Vincent J. Talamo Nicholas W. Caputo Thaddeus S. Logan IV Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Donnelly ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Navarro ’11 Patrick J. Connors Nicholas T. Murry Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Donovan ’10 Dr. & Mrs. John Nelson ’11 1994 Pip M. Decker Michael A. Wrotniak Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Dover ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nolan ’12 233 Members Thomas J. Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Downey ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Donald O’Connell ’09, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Duffy ’06, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. O’Connor ’10, ’12 18 Donors Doyle P. Hunt 2009 Mr. John Egan ’11 Mr. & Mrs. William M. O’Connor ’04, 7.7% Participation Francis P. Lively 242 Members Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ellett ’12 ’06, ’10 $3,585.00 Total Giving George P. Lyons 40 Donors Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Ellis ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Edward O’Dell ’10 $3,325.00 Annual Fund Joseph P. Neckles 16.5% Participation Dr. & Mrs. David Engelbrecht ’10 Dr. Kevin F. O’Keefe ’11 Pasquale Antolino Daniel M. Pietrosanti $1,180.00 Total Giving Mrs. Andrea Eschen ’12 Ms. Linda S. O’Keefe ’11 Mark L. Boccardi Joseph M. Puglia $ 740.00 Annual Fund Mr. & Mrs. Jesus Esparza ’11 Ms. Lisa Ortiz ’11 Sean M. Bowden Bairam E. Rizai Jon Annunziata Mr. & Mrs. Jan Fabry ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Donald O’Toole ’05, ’11 David C. Chu Derek A. Batri Mr. & Mrs. William Favata ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Levent Ozdemir ’10 Peter J. Delevan 2001 Theodore W. Beale Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Ferguson, Jr. ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Armand Paganelli ’10 Charon D. Darris 204 Members Vincent J. Bruzzese Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ficano ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Palmer ’12 John M. Donovan 22 Donors Mitchell M. Camarda Mr. William R. Fischer ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Parisi ’10, ’12 John P. Fink 10.8% Participation Justin E. Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Flegar ’08, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Paulus ’11 James P. Gannon $1,745.00 Total Giving Brendan P. Collins Mr. & Mrs. Henry Fondu ’07, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. G. Alexander Peck ’12 Philippe R. Guerra $1,645.00 Annual Fund Marc P. Damon Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ford ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Naresh Persaud ’10 Gerald A. Guerrero Mark C. Ambrosi Jovalin N. Dedaj Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Gallo ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Petix ’11 Christian D. Hourihan Thomas D. Brick James R. DeLucia Mr. & Mrs. James L. Garrity, Jr. ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Petriccione ’10 Paul C. Mastropolo Stephen J. Caruso Frank DiDomizio Mr. & Mrs. Jaime G. Garza ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Pisciotta ’10 Jim J. Purekal David W. Clarke Kristian Duravcevic Mr. & Mrs. Nik Gegaj ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Polanco ’12 Neil A. Scanlon Blaise K. Goswami Ryan U. Fedak Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gendusa ’12 Ms. Rosa Porforreal ’11 Steven A. Schwartz Mark J. Hannigan Nicholas A. Fiore Mr. & Mrs. Robert Giannini ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Luc Portal ’12 Edward A. Strada Matthew J. Hogan Andrew E. Fontoura Mr. & Mrs. John Gilbride ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Powers ’10 John W. Verlezza James P. Hutchison Jack D. Giannini Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Glusko ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Powers ’08, ’12 Michael J. Jones Justin T. Gleeson Mr. & Mrs. Neville Goldson ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Simon Prosser ’08, ’11 1995 Kevin B. Joyce Alexander J. Groszewski Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Gonfiantini ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Pucillo ’12 220 Members Brendan R. Landy Andrew K. Hemmings Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gowan ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Quinttus ’10 14 Donors Robert T. Lynch Richard J. Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Granda ’12 Mrs. Rosa Ramirez Almeida ’12 6.4% Participation Thomas G. McCabe Zachary J. Keefer Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Granelli ’07, ’10 Mark A. Ramirez, M.D. ’03, ’11 $1,221.00 Total Giving Colm J. McCarthy Dylan P. LaGamma Dr. & Mrs. Michael Grasso, III ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Reardon, Jr. ’10 $1,020.00 Annual Fund Michael G. Murray Miguel A. Lazo Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Gray ’10, ’12 Drs. Doug & Ellen Reich ’08, ’09, ’12 Matthew S. Bratnick Sean P. O’Connell Adrian L. Mansylla Mr. & Mrs. Albert Graziosa ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Reilly ’12 Michael J. Caputo Matthew D. Rinklin Stefan J. Manz Mr. & Mrs. Andre Gregory ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Rescigno ’12 Neal J. Denning Ben W. Shephard Oliver B. Maurice Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Grinnell ’12 Mr. Carlos Rivera ’10 Kevin J. Glynn Edward A. Sutton Peter J. McGrane Mr. & Mrs. John Groetch ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Harold Robertson ’12 Damien P. McGough Michael E. Twomey Kenneth S. O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Grogan ’12 Dr. & Mrs. Gonzalo P. Rodriguez-Laiz ’12 Joseph W. McKenna Michael A. Venditto Philip B. O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. Walter Groszewski ’09 Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Saltzman ’11 Sean J. McLaughlin Michael J. Viele Anthony J. Policastro Ms. Yolanda Guzman ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sanders ’11 Adam A. Morra Nicholas E. Powers Mr. Keith Hammonds ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Schwind ’11 Peter M. O’Neill 2002 John V. Siciliano Mr. & Mrs. David Hannon ’04, ’08, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Noel Shankey ’12 Peter J. Putignano 190 Members Michael A. Signorile Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hanrahan ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Siebecker ’10 Shane M. Quinlan 7 Donors Kevin J. Simek Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Hans ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Singleton ’07, ’11 Bradley W. Smith 3.7% Participation Jeremi C. Slobert Dr. & Mrs. Loren Harris ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Cary Sleeper ’09, ’12 Laurence P. Spollen $835.00 Total Giving John S. Stine Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hawley ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Smith ’11 Philip J. Torina $745.00 Annual Fund Rocco J. Vitulli Ms. Marisol Henriquez ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Tedd Smith ’12 Mark T. DeSoye Daniel P. Ward Mr. & Mrs. Calixtus G. Hercules ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Snyder ’11, ’12 1996 Joseph B. FitzSimons John Zanzano Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Hogan, Jr. ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Spano ’05, ’08, ’11 235 Members William F. Heitmann Anthony J. Zarate Mr. & Mrs. Loreto Hong ’11 Mr. Paul V. Stanca ’12 21 Donors Roger R. Nani Dr. & Mrs. Huan Huang ’11 Ms. Patricia Stanek Fallone ’12 8.9% Participation Mark J. Powers Mr. & Mrs. Louis Inglese ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sturges ’08, ’12 $3,385.00 Total Giving Richard A. Schwam Current Parents Ms. Lillian Irizarry ’10 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Sullivan ’10 $2,105.00 Annual Fund Matthew J. Sullivan Current Parents Ms. Lisa Ivanov ’11 Mr. & Mrs. William Supik ’12 Matthew G. Adelhardt Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Jazzo ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sussingham ’11, ’12 Calvin A. Byer 2003 Mr. & Mrs. William Adamo ’09, ’12 Ms. Ancelia Jederon ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Jozsef Szoldatits ’12 Joseph W. Daly 208 Members Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Aguiar ’11 Ms. Mary Ann Josephson ’10 Ms. Daisy Tapia ’11 Daniel R. Dengler 11 Donors Dr. Carol Allen ’12 Ms. Lisa Juncaj ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Francis Toohey ’10 Joseph C. DiNardo 5.3% Participation Ms. Sonia Alma ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Ilias Kambouris ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Mark I. Townsell ’05, ’10 Paul D. DiSenso $640.00 Total Giving Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Amigron ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Stefan Kampe ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Trovato ’10 D. Conan Dolce $620.00 Annual Fund Mrs. John Anderson ’07, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. William Kaul ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Turner ’10 Michael J. Fitzsimons Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. William D. Anderson, Jr. ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kennedy ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Marianito Uy ’11 Michael J. Franchi John A. Avellino Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Andreycak ’07, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kennelly ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Van Velle ’09, ’12 Christian J. Gilly James A. Burns Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Angiolillo ’08, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kennon ’10 Mrs. Eileen P. Venditto ’01, ’04, ’10 Timothy J. Haluska Andrew L. Durkin Mr. & Mrs. Jon Annunziata ’09, ’11 Dr. & Mrs. Nabil Khoury-Yacoub ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Vulpi ’12 Arthur J. Heller John L. Hollwitz Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Annunziata ’10, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Killip ’12 Mrs. Colleen Wagner ’12 Daniel C. Kenny Robert J. Krusz Mr. & Mrs. Christian Appenzeller ’03, ’12 Mrs. Karen Kinder ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Walcott ’10 V. Anthony Kullen Gregory B. Moran Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Bajan ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas King ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Walsh ’11 Ben N. Kuruvilla Timothy J. Nast Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Barbieri ’11 Ms. Areti Kitsios ’12 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Walsh ’10 Scott T. Many John C. Palicka Mrs. Inga Barrientos ’11 Ms. Helen Kohlhepp ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Ward ’12 Andrew W. March Glenn S. Petriello Mr. & Mrs. David Bauer ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Borys Kramarchuk ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Weibrecht ’12 John P. Martin Frederick J. Schramm Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bauer ’11 Ms. Brenda Krasnigi ’12 Mr. & Mrs. James Welsh ’09’ ’12 Edward W. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Edward Berenson ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Krusz ’03, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John Wenz ’12 David P. Polizzi 2004 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Bernacchia ’07, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Lambros ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Williams ’10 John B. Waters 207 Members Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Berti ’08, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lanza ’12 Ms. Gail Wilson ’12 8 Donors Mr. Andy Bishop ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Townsend Lathrop ’11 Mr. Jerry Wolf ’12 1997 3.9% Participation Ms. Julie M. Blackburn ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Jorge L. Laureano ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen X. Wright ’11 214 Members $475.00 Total Giving Mr. & Mrs. Chris Borgatti ’12 Dr. & Mrs. Lester LeBlanc ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Frano Zagreda ’10 5 Donors $315.00 Annual Fund Mr. Bill Brady ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Lenzi ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Antonio G. Zarate ’09, ’11 2.3% Participation Joseph A. Altenau Mr. & Mrs. John Brady ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Ruben Lerebours ’10 Mr. Richard Zuckerman ’11 $1,610.00 Total Giving Daniel J. Blair Drs. Edward & Luciana J. Broccoli ’12 Mr. Gregory Limoncelli ’12 $1,510.00 Annual Fund James R. Delaney Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Bronzo ’07, ’09, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lischinsky ’11 Anton Dengler Thomas E. Gaffney Mr. & Mrs. Neal Bronzo ’10, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Slawomir Lisiewski ’11 Alumni Parents John A. Kearney Kevin J. Hannon Mr. & Mrs. John Brown ’11 Mrs. Marilyn LoPresto ’11 Alumni Parents Christian H. Lange Jason R. Hansen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bruzzese ’12 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Loughlin ’12 Mrs. Margaret I. Adlerman ’89 Dorjan K. Price Edwin A. Nieves Mr. & Mrs. Carmel Bugeja ’06, ’11 Ms. Arelis Lugo ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Almeida ’09 Patrick F. Rocchio Anthony J. Pietrosanti Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Burke ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lupardi ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Alpert ’01 Dr. Henry Bylicky ’11 Dr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Macchiano ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. Anderson ’07 1998 2005 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Byrne ’11 Dr. & Mrs. C. Ronald MacKenzie ’06, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Andrews ’06 235 Members 224 Members Mr. & Mrs. John P. Cahill ’09 ’08, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Andruss ’88, ’89, 11 Donors 4 Donors Mr. & Mrs. Noah Caldwell 2010 Mr. & Mrs. Celerino Madrigal ’11 ’91 4.7% Participation 1.8% Participation Mr. & Mrs. Frank Campana ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mahon ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Patricio Arellano ’09 $12,195.00 Total Giving $300.00 Total Giving Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cardiello ’08, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Jyotiraj Malana ’11 Mr. Manfred R. Armbruster ’88, ’94 $12,195.00 Annual Fund $300.00 Annual Fund Mr. & Mrs. Edward Carey ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John Maresca ’12 Mrs. Patricia K. Bader ’78, ’79 Philip A. Crotty Paul T. Collins Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Carlino ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Marinucci, Sr. ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Lewis A. Baglione ’90 Kenneth R. Franchi Joseph P. Nobile Drs. Joseph & Carolyn Casino ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Martin ’11 Mrs. Celia Baluja ’87 David R. Jeshiva Kevin T. O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Catalano, III ’07, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Martin ’12 Mrs. Margaret Banks ’87 Christian B. Johnson Steven F. Tesoro Mr. & Mrs. James Catuogno ’10 Ms. Margaret Martino ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Barden ’06 2009 ANNUAL REPORT • 18

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Baron ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Jesse J. Greene, Jr. ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. O’Connor ’76, ’79 Ms. Joan Wollman ’85 In Memory of Francis X. Coleman ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Baum ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Lary Greiner ’09 Mrs. William A. O’Dwyer ’02 Ms. Whema Wright ’09 Mr. John M. Donovan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Beauboeuf ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Harley M. Griffiths ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. O’Neill ’05, ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wrotniak ’08 Ms. Deborah Eisser Mrs. Joanne Beermann ’74, ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Carl M. Groepler ’87 Mr. & Mrs. John O’Shea ’09 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Young ’95, ’97, ’00 Mr. Kirk E. Grable Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bello ’03, ’05, ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Grubelich ’79, ’81 Mrs. William P. O’Sullivan ’87 Mrs. Giuseppina Zullo ’82 Mr. Harry A. Hansen Mr. Robert Bender ’01 Mr. & Mrs. George L. Haag ’84, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. John V. O’Toole ’89 Mr. Richard Herbst Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bennett ’07 Ms. Rosanne Haggerty ’04 Mrs. Jeanne Pacchiana ’76, ’79 The Ross Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Berna ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hannigan, Sr. ’73, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Padgett ’01 Friends Michael & Anne Tyler Mrs. Romilda Bernazzani ’83 ’75, ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Page ’07 Anonymous Dr. & Mrs. Sergio Biguzzi ’09 Mrs. Adrienne Harris ’88 Mr. & Mrs. V. John Palicka ’03, ’07 In Memory of Robert J. Coll ’84 Mr. Shawn D. Ahern Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Boland ’96 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Harris ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Alec A. Pandaleon ’75, ’78, ’80 Mr. John C. Ollquist Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Baisley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Boustead ’04, ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Harris ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Panzarino ’09 Mrs. Mary K. Boltz Mr. & Mrs. Christopher T. Bradley ’06 Mrs. Carol Hayden ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Pappas ’07 In Memory of John F. Connor ’62 Drs. Bernard & Antonia L. Bouillette Mr. & Mrs. Michael Brennan ’04 Ms. JoAnn Healy ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Vito N. Pasquale ’86 Mrs. Zita Millett Mr. & Mrs. John D. Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Brent ’94, ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Heben ’98, ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Myron Perich ’08 Mrs. Agnes Coleman Mrs. Mary Beth Brick ’01 Mrs. Margaret L. Hebert ’85 Mr. Michael Perna ’03 In Memory of Alexander Coyle Mrs. Jennifer Coll-Berger Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Broglie ’01 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Heese ’83, ’84 Ms. Mariann G. Perseo ’01 Ms. Susanna Barrows Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Conway Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Brophy ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Heller ’96, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Petrocelli ’86 Mr. Joseph S. Coyle ’53 Ms. Katherine Corticcio Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Brusco ’08 Mr. & Mrs. John Hellier ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Jackson Pierre ’09 Mr. Scott Huffines Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Costello Mr. & Mrs. Nicola S. Brusco ’79, ’82, ’83 Drs. David & Lois Hinman ’95, ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Pinkowish ’07 Mary & John Kehoe Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Creegan Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Bruzzese ’09 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Hollwitz ’03 Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Policastro ’09 Ms. Kristin N. Miller Mrs. Dennis E. D’Addario Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Burke ’85, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Duane D. Hough ’06, ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Vicente Polimeni ’05 Mr. Patrick Wall Msgr. Charles J. Fahey Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Byrne ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hundt ’95, ’98 Mr. William B. Pollard, III ’89 Mr. & Mrs. George R. Fata Mr. & Mrs. John P. Cahill ’09 Mr. Lawrence J. Hutchison ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Pond ’02 In Memory of Robert Cregan, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Francis K. FitzPatrick Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Camarda ’09 Mrs. Hector M. Hyacinthe ’77, ’79, ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Porpora ’06 Mr. John M. Connolly ’61 Ms. Glenda L. Fussa Drs. Eileen & James Canty ’88 Dr. & Mrs. Ugochukwu B. Ike ’00 Dr. & Mrs. James C. Quinn ’00 Mr. Michael J. Corcoran ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Gedeiko, Jr. Mr. Carmine J. Capozzola ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Infanger ’08 Mrs. Evelyn Rabbino ’68 Mr. Michael D. Pinkowish ’07 Mrs. Gerard A. Gilbride Dr. & Mrs. Roger Cappucci ’08 Dr. & Mrs. Jesus C. Jaile ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford A. Raggo ’08 Mr. Walter Gollinge Mr. & Mrs. Ismael Cardona ’08 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Jangl ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Randazzo ’08 In Memory of Dennis E. D’Addario ’40 Mrs. Dorothy M. Harkins Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Cardona ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Jennings ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Conrad J. Rausch ’93, ’97, ’02 Mrs. Dennis E. D’Addario Mr. Ernest Harris Ms. Felicita Carmona ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Jobin ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Redmond, Jr. ’69 Mrs. Jacqueline Heinrich Mr. & Mrs. Barry Carr ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Harold W. Johnson ’70, ’72 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Regan ’70, ’71, In Memory of Charles W. DaParma ’45 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Henry Mr. & Mrs. Steven Carr ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Johnson ’98, ’04 ’72, ’74 Mr. William M. Perry ’64 Mrs. Eileen Herbermann Mrs. Evelyn Carrasquillo ’01 Mrs. Dara M. Kane ’94, ’96, ’98 Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Reiss ’75, ’76, ’77, Charles A. Slivinski, MD ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Homer Mr. & Mrs. Timothy G. Casper ’99 Mrs. Howard J. Kaplow ’79 ’81, ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Joao Mr. Robert T. Cassidy ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kavanagh ’06, ’09 Mrs. Eileen Reynolds ’82 In Memory of Dwight D. Darcy ’63 Mrs. Catherine Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Cavanagh ’02, ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Keating ’92 Ms. Jeannette Richardson ’08 Mrs. Veronica Darcy Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Joynt Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Cella ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Keller ’99, ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Riley ’98 Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 Rev. Philip G. Judge, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. William A. Cerbone ’93, ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Kendall ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rinaldi ’84 In Memory of Christopher D. DeSanto ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. LaSalle Mr. & Mrs. E. Val Cerutti ’83, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent T. Keneally ’80, ’81, Mr. & Mrs. Jaime Rivera ’09 Russell F. Trahan, P.C. ’77 Mr. John Lordan Ms. JoAnn Chin ’09 ’85, ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Luis Robles ’09 Mrs. Barbara Lowe Mr. & Mrs. John Colarusso ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kent, Jr. ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Rocchio ’98 In Memory of John E. DiLorenzo ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mari Mr. & Mrs. George F. Coleman ’88 Mrs. Olga Kitt ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Rodriguez ’01 Mr. Steven J. Flynn ’77 Rev. John J. Mattimore, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Collins ’94, ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Kivlan ’97, ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Elliot Rose ’06 Mr. Robert McKee Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Colucci ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Klein ’08 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Roth ’98, ’03 In Memory of Brendan Dolan ’82 Mrs. Alice Mellen Mr. & Mrs. Edward V. Condon ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Arnold W. Kobelt ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Russo ’09 Mr. John F. Neary ’87 Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller Mr. & Mrs. James Connery ’07 Mr. & Mrs. James Kousouros ’07 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ryan ’71 Mrs. Zita Millett Dr. & Mrs. John M. Conroy ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Jerzy Kulak ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Ryan ’09 In Memory of Charles P. Dolan ’35 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Millette Mr. & Mrs. Michael Consolazio ’05, ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Lackaye ’99 Mr. & Mrs. James Rynne ’07 Mrs. Geraldine A. Dolan Dr. Patricia M. Morris Mr. & Mrs. Curt Constable ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Victor LaGamma ’05, ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Santangelo ’87 Mrs. Valerie C. Nacinovich Mr. & Mrs. David S. Cook ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas LaMacchia ’06, ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Santarelli ’09 In Memory of Frank J. Dominguez ’77 Mrs. Dorothy Nathan Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Cowan ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Heinrich Lange ’97, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Saunders ’88, ’90 Russell F. Trahan, P.C. ’77 Rev. Joseph A. Novak, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin ’95, ’98 Mrs. Gloria Lauber ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Ernst R. Schaaf ’86, ’90 Mrs. Mary O’Donnell Mrs. John Cronin ’89 Mrs. Cheryl Lauder ’87, ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schenk ’09 In Memory of Anthony Doran ’78 Rev. Dr. Joseph Oechsle Mr. & Mrs. John Crowe ’07, ’09 Mrs. Nancy D. Laverty ’96 Mrs. Marie A. Schirripa ’72 Mr. John J. Doran ’76 Ogden CAP Property, LLC Mrs. Noel A. Cunniffe ’86, ’87 Mr. & Mrs. John Lawton ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Schoene ’05 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Ollquist Mrs. James M. Curtin ’88 Mrs. Noemi Lazo ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Schoenfelder ’09 In Memory of William J. Doyle ’58 Mr. Douglas B. Otis Mrs. Veronica Darcy ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Leahy ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Schramm, Jr. Ms. Alicia Doyle Mr. David N. Pacchiana Mr. & Mrs. Jose M. de Lasa ’86, ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Lee ’86, ’94 ’03, ’06 Mr. Louis J. Papa, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. A. Dearing ’78, ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Lenahan ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Schwam ’02 In Memory of Christopher M. Duffy ’96 Mrs. Mary C. Phelan Mr. & Mrs. Nickola P. Dedaj ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Lener ’76, ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Max Schwartz ’00 Mr. Andrew Barnes Mr. Anthony Piantieri Mrs. Margaret T. DeGabriel ’80, ’83, ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Leshi ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Mario A. Scolaro, Jr. ’73 Mr. Andrew Bazil ’96 Ms. Carol A. Purcell Dr. & Mrs. Leonard DeLucia ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Garrett P. Lewis ’00, ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Aniello Scotti ’00 Mr. Ben Borsellino Mrs. Joseph Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. William F. DeMaso ’83, ’88 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Lewis ’88, ’97 Mrs. Nancy Shea ’05 Ms. Christine Brown Mrs. Evelyn Riedel Mr. & Mrs. Richard DeSanctis ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Linehan, Sr. ’90, ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Sheeran ’02, ’05 Mr. Robert Cammilleri ’96 Dr. & Mrs. David Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Jack DeVictoria ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony S. Lisanti ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Sheridan ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Casper ’99 Maria Santorineou, M.D. Ms. Suzanne Devlin ’03 Dr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Liteplo ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Sherwood ’99 Coats Family Foundation Mrs. Barbara W. Sheerin Mr. & Mrs. Danny S. Dhanpat ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Thaddeus S. Logan, III ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Shinsato, Sr. ’80 Cozier Associates Mrs. Margaret F. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Peter DiIorio ’09 Mrs. Paul J. Lombardi ’83 Mr. & Mrs. John Siciliano ’09 John & Beth Clarke Rev. Raymond M. Sweitzer, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. DioGuardi ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Tony Lopresti ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Sidoli ’89 William & Suzanne Crabtree Mr. Richard Vallari Mr. Randy W. DiTata ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Lozito ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Karel Simek ’09 Francis P. Craven Rev. James R. Van Dyke, Jr., S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Dolan ’08 Mrs. Ned J. Luetich ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sinatra, Jr. ’09 Crestwood Technology Ms. Lorraine Waters Mr. & Mrs. William J. Donoghue ’00, ’02 Mr. & Mrs. James Lundy ’05 Mrs. Martin P. Sinon ’82, ’83 Noreen & Patrick Cribbin Ms. Dorothy Weinberger Mrs. Amalia D. DonVito ’82 Mrs. Barbara Lynch ’78 Ms. Pamela Sloan ’06 Mrs. John Cronin ’89 Mrs. Phyllis Williams Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Doscher ’03, ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lypen ’09 Dr. Fred B. Smith ’00, ’03 Ms. Maria Cruzet Mrs. Patricia Dossie ’88 Dr. & Mrs. James S. MacDonall ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Smith ’95 Mr. James D’Arcangelo Mr. & Mrs. Luke Dougherty ’08 Mr. & Mrs. John Mamrosz ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Snow ’08 Mr. Clifford J. Dealy ’94 Mrs. Maureen E. Driskill ’89 Mrs. Ann M. Mangan ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Snyder ’06 Gifts made In Honor Of: Mr. Kenneth Deasy ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Drohan ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Many ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Sohr ’82, ’83, ’86, Mr. Benjamin DiPalma Mr. & Mrs. John G. Duffy ’95, ’96, ’99 Mr. Joseph M. March ’96 ’93 In Honor of Rev. John D. Alexander, S.J. Mr. Paul D. DiSenso ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dunn ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Mirek Marshall ’00, ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Souther ’07 Mr. Walter Gollinge Lucille & Nicholas Domini Ms. Kathleen A. Dunne ’05 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Martin ’09 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Spellman ’73 Lloyd & Jeanne Doran Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dunworth ’07 Ms. Lillian C. Martin ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane ’93, ’95 In Honor of Mark P. Collins PP ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Luke Dougherty ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Durkin ’03 Mr. Thomas B. Martin ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Spillane ’09 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Sullivan ’10 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Duffy ’95, ’96, ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Elliott, Jr. ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Mauch ’84 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Spollen ’95 Russell & Kathleen Falconer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ellis ’07 Mrs. Eileen E. McCabe ’75, ’76, ’81, ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Strada ’91, ’94 In Honor of Rev. Mallick Fitzpatrick, S.J. Monica & Robert Ferguson Ms. Pamela Esposito-Blair ’04 ’87 Mr. & Mrs. James Stynes ’05 Mr. William J. Toumey ’65 Mr. William Fitzgerald Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Facelle ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Mark McCabe ’04 Mr. & Mrs. John Sullivan ’08 Ms. Mary Fitzmaurice Mrs. Judith E. Falci ’76 Mrs. Eileen McCarthy ’04 Mrs. Patricia H. Sullivan ’78 In Honor of Bryan M. Greene ’92 Ms. C. M. Foley Mrs. Barbara M. Famulare ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. McCarthy ’99, ’04 Mrs. Patricia Summers ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Jesse J. Greene Mr. Marc Furgang Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Farrelly ’85 Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. McCarthy ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Szpur ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gallivan ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Fearon ’82 Ms. Margaret McConnell-Neckles ’96, ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick W. Tallon ’92 In Honor of Francis X. Holbrook, Ph.D. ’45 Mr. Thomas Gallivan ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Felice ’84, ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur K. McCormack ’69, Mr. & Mrs. Reynaldo Tano ’08 Mr. William M. Perry ’64 Mr. Daniel Gerardi Mr. & Mrs. William B. Ferguson ’07 ’71, ’72, ’83 Dr. & Mrs. Nasser M. Tejaratchi ’81 Mr. Brian P. Gilchrist ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Alvaro Fernandes ’06 Mr. & Mrs. James B. McEvoy ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Terranova ’92 In Honor of Rev. John J. Leonard, S.J. Denise & Thomas Gilchrist Mr. & Mrs. Agustin Fernandez ’08 Ms. Helen McFarland ’08 Mr. & Mrs. James Terry ’04 Mr. Christopher J. Michailoff ’85 Mr. Michael Gilchrist Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo R. Fernandez ’99, ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Hugh W. McGahran ’94 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Torzilli ’94 Irene & Richard Gill Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Finnegan ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. McGee ’88 Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski ’70, ’74 In Honor of Rev. Eugene J. O’Brien, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Granda ’12 Mrs. William C. Finneran, Jr. ’90 Mr. Robert J. McGowan ’65, ’80 Mrs. Claudia P. Trahan ’77, ’83 Mr. Peter C. Brown ’62 Mr. Brendan Groarke Mr. & Mrs. John N. Finnerty ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Maurice McGrath ’05, ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Troiano ’09 Mr. Edmund Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Finnerty ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McKay ’09 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Turley ’00 In honor of Stephen J. Weinberger ’97 Mr. William Hayduk Mr. Paul H. Fitzgerald ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth McKenna ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Twomey ’01 Mrs. Patricia Summers ’97 Mr. Matthew Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Quentin E. Fletcher ’88 Mrs. Virginia M. McKeon ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tyrrell ’07 Ms. Jessica Humphrey Mr. & Mrs. James Flood ’07 Mrs. Edward McLaughlin ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Uhrlass ’08 Mr. Christopher Joao Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fogarty ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. McLoughlin ’80, Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ujazdowski ’05 Gifts Made In Memory Of: P. Joe Construction Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Foley ’00 1983 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Unrein ’07, ’09 Ms. Judith Joynt Mr. & Mrs. Leonel Fontoura ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McWalters ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Urban ’02, ’04 In Memory of Robert H. Abplanalp ’39 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Joynt Mrs. Angela M. Fowler ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Neil Meissner ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Ventorino ’99 Abplanalp Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kirk ’97 Mr. Donald J. Fowley ’91 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Mercorella ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vignali ’05 Patricia & James Leyden Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fraina, Jr. ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Michelin ’98 Dr. & Mrs. William S. Wanago ’00 In Memory of Joseph R. Allen ’80 Mr. Timothy Longlade Mr. & Mrs. Albert Francescone ’94, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Miglino ’00 Ms. Eileen E. Ward ’92 Llewellyn M. Hyacinthe, M.D. ’80 Ms. Diane Luciano Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Fucito ’87 Mrs. Theresa C. Mitchell ’77 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Ward ’09 Mr. Joseph Maccone Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Fuller ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Moore ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Weiden ’06 In Memory of Anthony P. Antonecchia ’84, ’88 Maureen & Christin MacLane Mrs. Alice Gaffney ’04 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Morgan ’03, ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Jens A. Westrick ’94 Mr. Gregory L. Antonecchia ’84 Ms. Rose McCann Drs. Martha & William Gallagher ’00, ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Moroney ’97, Mrs. Helen M. White ’79, ’81, ’86 Mr. Marc L. Antonecchia ’88 Mr. Andrew McCardle Mr. & Mrs. William D. Gallagher ’87 ’00 Dr. & Mrs. Roger A. Wines ’77, ’78 Mary & John McCombe Mr. & Mrs. Primo A. Gambetta ’83, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Moschetta ’90, ’92 In Memory of Regina Boller Mr. Brian McDermott Mr. & Mrs. Terence J. Gannon ’95 Mrs. Edward A. Muir ’88 Mr. Ronald Ferreri Mr. John J. McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Gaudio ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald C. Mullarkey ’84 Mr. Alfred F. Kelly ’47 Ms. Donna McNamara ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Genovese ’02, ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Muller ’98 Mr. Keith E. McNamara Ms. Carol M. Gentile ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Murphy ’08 In reports of this nature, mistakes In Memory of Frederick J. Brunner ’58 Kimberly & William McNamara Mrs. Patricia R. Gibney ’89 Mrs. Frances Murray ’63, ’64, ’68 sometimes occur. If your name John M. Fitzpatrick ’58 William & Joann McNamara Mrs. Raymond W. Gillespie ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Murray ’81 was omitted or improperly listed, Mr. Daniel Meagher Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Gilligan ’81, ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Murry ’08 please accept our apologies and In Memory of Rosalie Caporusso ’70 Ms. Mary A. Meagher Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Gilmartin ’85, ’88 Mrs. Mary B. Murtagh ’70, ’78 Ms. Mary Ellen Melnyk contact Joan Wollman, Director of Frank D. Caporusso, MD ’70 Dr. & Mrs. William Given ’09 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Neary ’87 Colleen & Stephen Melnyk Annual Giving, by telephone at Mr. & Mrs. Marcel F. Goasdoue ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Newton ’95 Ms. Mary Melnyk (718) 367-7500 ext. 209 or by e-mail In Memory of John G. Carara ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Janusz Golec ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Severo Nieves ’07 Mr. J. Michael Horgan ’70 Ms. Suzanne Melnyk Tripp Mrs. Robert F. Gomprecht ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Rosendo Nunez ’04 at [email protected]. Mr. Edward Merrigan Mr. & Mrs. Bidyut K. Goswami ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. O’Brien ’86 In Memory of Andrew T. Coffey ’56 Emily & Thomas Michaud Mrs. Paula Greco McTigue ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Richard O’Brien ’09 Mr. Joseph R. Pisani ’56 Ms. Christie Mullery McLoughlin 2009 ANNUAL REPORT • 19

Mr. Brian Mullery ’95 In Memory of Mildred James In Memory of Joseph W. McGovern ’57, ’60, Corporations, Foundations, Phonothon 2008 – 2009 Mrs. Eileen Mullery ’95 Mr. Robert L. James ’53 ’63, ’65 Thank you to the following alumni, par - Mr. Edward O’Brien ’76 Mr. Joseph J. McGovern ’60 Organziations ents & friends who served as Phonothon Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O’Brien In Memory of Arthur Lloyd Jeffers ’80 Mr. Lawrence F. McGovern ’65 Anonymous volunteers. Mr. Declan O’Callaghan Llewellyn M. Hyacinthe, M.D. ’80 Abplanalp Scholarship Fund Ms. Brianne O’Toole In Memory of Marie McGovern ’57, ’60, ’63, Anonymous Parents: Mr. Donald O’Toole In Memory of Mark A. Jeshiva ’96 ’65 Archdiocese of New York Claudette Bacon ’10 Joseph & Diane Piedmont Mr. Calvin A. Byer ’96 Mr. Joseph J. McGovern ’60 Barnes & Noble Booksellers Pamela Coll ’06, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Schwind ’11 Mr. Lawrence F. McGovern ’65 BlackRock Financial Management, Inc. Brenda Denneny ’05, ’08, ’11 Edwin & Pamela Siebert In Memory of John F. Justo ’72 Brooklyn Prep Alumni Assoc. John Duffy ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sohr ’83 Mr. Howard M. Cook ’72 In Memory of Philip C. McGovern ’63 Cater-To-You Thomas Ellett ’12 Mr. Mark Soliman ’95 Mr. John P. Cullen ’75 Mr. Joseph J. McGovern ’60 CFS ENGINEERING, P.C. Andrea Eschen ’12 Steiner Sports Memorabilia Mr. Kevin M. Plunkett &2 Mr. Lawrence F. McGovern ’65 Child, Inc. Regina Hannon ’04, ’08, ’10 Mr. Kevin Stephens Mr. Douglas R. Schirripa ’72 Christopher M. Duffy Memorial Fund Catherine Johnson ’12 Daniel & Kathryn Sullivan In Memory of Brian T. McKee ’84 Church of the Holy Rosary Gheri Kaufman ’12 Mr. Brian C. Thomas In Memory of James V. Keneally ’81 Mr. Robert McKee Church of the Holy Trinity Lori Kaul ’11 Fr. Joseph Tierney Mr. & Mrs. Vincent T. Keneally ’80, ’81, Columbus Citizens Foundation Connie Lyttle ’09 Ms. Kristen Tiglias ’85, ’87 In Memory of Edward J. McLaughlin ’65 Endico Potatoes Dinah Pecorelli ’12 Mr. & Mrs. John Titus ’06 Mrs. Edward McLaughlin P ’65 Ernest Harris Architects Barbara Portal ’12 Mr. Glen Tompkins In Memory of Christopher Linehan ’91 FDNY-NFEC SCHOLARSHIP John Powers ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Tyburczy Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Linehan ’90, ’91 In Memory of Andrew J. McNamara ’99 Fidelity Foundation Martine Rizzo ’12 Dr. William & Marina Unis Ms. Catherine Jordan Fordham Prep Mothers’ Club Kevin Ryan ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Luigi Vetrini ’96 In Memory of John A. Lloyd Fraydun Foundation, Inc. Maria Swieciki ’04 Mr. Marco Vitolo Mrs. Eva Brown & Family In Memory of Gregory E. Mellen ’43 Gabelli Foundation, Inc. Francis Toohey ’10 Mr. Jeffrey Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Dieterle Mrs. Alice Mellen The Griffin Family Foundation Phyllis Toohey ’10 Mr. Kenneth J. Whaley Mrs. Lillian Dieterle & Family Horace Mann School Joy Troiano ’09 Ms. Judith Zilm ’01 Mrs. Betty Ann Duva & Family In Memory of Pasquale P. Muccigrosso ’55 Hudson Valley National Bank Kim Turner ’10 Mr. James & Maureen Linehan Mrs. Dorothea Muccigrosso Immaculate Conception School Elizabeth Welsh ’12 In Memory of Rev. Vincent J. Duminuco, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Linehan ’90, ’91 Immaculate Heart of Mary Sports Club Whema Wright ’09 ’51 Mr. & Mrs. Tom Lloyd In Memory of Peter J. Murray ’68 Intel and Society for Science & the Public Mr. Alfred F. Kelly ’47 The Messina Family Mr. James J. Vogt ’68 James G. Houlihan Family Second, LP Alumni: Mr. & Mrs. Artie Pabst The Jesuits of Fordham, Inc. Charles J. Pelisson ’53 In Memory of Terence C. Dunne ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Pabst In Memory of Richard B. Murray ’64 Kipp New York Inc. John W. Murphy ’53 Mr. Ronald S. Maclachlan ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Pollack Mrs. Francis E. Murray ’63, ’64, ’68 Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club Bernard M. Dengler ’53 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rysdeck Knights of Columbus Robert J. Armbruster ’59 In Memory of Edward J. FitzPatrick In Memory of William T. O’Donnell ’43 La Manda Restaurant Corp. John B. Lazzari, III ’59 Mr. Timothy O. FitzPatrick ’93 In Memory of Edward J. Lowe ’47 Mrs. Mary O’Donnell The Landegger Charitable Foundation, Inc. Thomas J. Byrne ’60 Mr. Francis K. FitzPatrick ’86 Mrs. Barbara Lowe Lands’ End Frank T. D’Onofrio, Jr. ’60 Mr. Mark H. FitzPatrick ’88 In Memory of Michael K. O’Leary ’45 Lanza Insurance Agency, Inc. John M. Geraghty ’60 In Memory of David Mahoney ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Farley Literary Society Foundation Robert J. Reid ’64 In Memory of Joseph M. Geraghty ’63 Mr. Robert J. Krusz ’03 Mr. Tim O’Leary McEwen Family Foundation Bernhard F. Preisser ’64 Mr. Edward J. Geraghty ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Scheinfeldt Mike Rehill Scholarship Fund William C. Porcaro ’67 Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 In Memory of Rev. Edward F. Maloney, S.J. Morgan Stanley Annual Appeal John T. Connell ’70 Mr. Patrick Maloney In Memory of James P. Phelan ’37 National Australia Bank James J. Parker ’71 In Memory of John G. Giammarco ’28 Mr. John B. Waters ’96 Mrs. Mary C. Phelan The National Italian American Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller Foundation Guy A. Lester ’76 In Memory of Richard J. Maloney In Memory of Eugenia Piantieri New York Province of the Society of Jesus Timothy J. Brosnan ’76 In Memory of Robert F. Gomprecht, M.D. ’41 Ms. Nancy Berger Ms. Katherine Corticcio NYPD Emerald Society John M. Murtagh, Jr. ’78 Ms. Jane Gomprecht Mr. & Mrs. R. Breeden Mr. Anthony Piantieri Pas Auto School Steven J. Rapillo ’78 Mr. Paul Gomprecht & Family John & Mary Brownell The RD Foundation, Inc. Patrick J. McNierney ’79 Mrs. Robert F. Gomprecht Burrough & Chapin Co. Inc. In Memory of Anthony M. Rocchio ’98 Riverso Associates, Inc. Sean J. Davey ’80 Mr. Robert J. Gomprecht & Family Ms. Helen Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Rocchio ’98 The Sinon Group Stephen J. Fearon, Jr. ’82 Dr. Ellen Reich & Family Mr. & Mrs. William Daly St. Barnabas Church Stephen F. Herman, Jr. ’87 Ms. Ann Skrzpczak & Family Mr. Richard DeConca In Memory of Bruce K. Rollman ’74 St. Ignatius School Dario A. Martinez ’87 Mr. Vincent Falcetano Mr. & Mrs. George C. Harris ’74 St. John the Baptist Church John F. Neary ’87 In Memory of Ben Greco Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gardner Steiner Sports Memorabilia, Inc. Kevin J. Fitzpatrick ’87 Mrs. Paula Greco McTigue Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gardner In Memory of James M. Smith ’95 Waldorf & Associates Donn J. McNamee ’87 Ms. Maryjane Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Smith ’95 Anthony Q. Fletcher ’88 In Memory of Joseph J. Harkins ’48 Ms. Jeanne Kirk Patrick J. Egan ’91 Mrs. Dorothy M. Harkins Ms.. Micheline Leblanc In Memory of Sean P. Tallon ’92 Brian P. Harpur ’92 Lisa & William Lenz Mr. John Paul A. Iannace ’92 Michael G. Daly ’92 In Memory of Joel A. Harris Mr. Richard Magilson In Memory of Christopher Waldorf ’16 Benigno J. Caiola ’94 Mr. Rey A. Hollingsworth-Falu ’88 Warren & Rosaline Majewski Mr. Christopher V. Waldorf ’46 Sean M. Bowden ’94 Ms. Christine M McCann In reports of this nature, mistakes Steven A. Schwartz ’94 In Memory of Philip L. Heinrich ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McCarthy In Memory of Thomas D. Waters ’35 sometimes occur. If your name Ralph D. Soto ’94 Mrs. Jacqueline Heinrich Ms. Donna Phillips Mrs. Lorraine Waters was omitted or improperly listed, Michael J. Fitzsimons ’96 Dean & Jill Heinrich Ms. Doris Tilmont D. Conan Dolce ’96 BLR Management Mr. & Michael Mrs. Warshaw In Memory of Malcolm Wilson ’29 please accept our apologies and John P. Martin ’96 Kristen & Theresa Galbo Dr. & Mrs. John M. Conroy ’84 contact Joan Wollman, Director of Ben W. Shephard ’01 In Memory of Edward E. Martin ’33 Annual Giving, by telephone at Matthew D. Rinklin ’01 In Memory of Rev. Thomas Hennessy, S.J. Mr. Stephen J. Martin ’63 (718) 367-7500 ext. 209 or by e-mail Michael J. Viele ’01 Mr. Alfred F. Kelly ’47 at [email protected]. Matthew P. Ventura ’01 In Memory of Michael J. McCabe ’75, ’76, Matthew J. Sullivan ’02 In Memory of Charles G. Herbermann ’37 ’81, ’82, ’87 William J. Werner ’03 Mrs. Eileen Herbermann Mr. Michael J. McCabe ’75 Mr. William J. McCabe ’76

 2009 – 201 0 Event Calendar 

THURSDAY , N OVEMBER 5, 2009 FRIDAY , F EBRUARY 5, 2010 AND SATURDAY , A PRIL 17, 2010 WEDNESDAY , M AY 26, 2010 Alumni Memorial Mass & Dinner SATURDAY , F EBRUARY 6, 2010 Reunion Saturday Graduation Ceremony for the The Drama Society presents Reunions for the Classes of 1965, 1970, 1975, Fordham Prep Class of 2010  Carousel 1980, 1990, 1995, 2000  FRIDAY , N OVEMBER 6, 2009 AND at 8 p.m. in the Leonard Theatre  SATURDAY , N OVEMBER 7, 2009 PARENTS ’ P HONOTHON The Drama Society presents  THURSDAY , A PRIL 22, 2010 Monday, November 2, 2009 The Changing Room FEBRUARY 15 –19, 2010 The Mothers’ Club Fashion Show Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at 8 p.m. in the Leonard Theatre Florida Reunions  Monday, November 9, 2009 Tuesday, November 10, 2009 SATURDAY , A PRIL 24, 2010   Monday, November 16, 2009 The Class of 1985 25 Year Reunion FRIDAY , N OVEMBER 20, 2009 FEBRUARY 16, 2010 Tuesday, November 17, 2009 Hall of Honor Induction Dinner Palm Beach, FL Reunion   WEDNESDAY , M AY 5, 2010   ALUMNI PHONOTHON The Alumni – Senior Breakfast THURSDAY , N OVEMBER 26, 2009 WEDNESDAY , M ARCH 24, 2010 Monday, March 1, 2010 Turkey Bowl vs. Xavier Washington, DC Alumni Reunion in The Terrace Room at The New York Botanical Garden Tuesday, March 2, 2010 Aviator Field, Brooklyn, NY Hilton Embassy Row Wednesday, March 3, 2010    Sunday, March 7, 2010 TUESDAY , M AY 11, 2010 Monday, March 8, 2010 SATURDAY , M ARCH 27, 2010 THURSDAY , D ECEMBER 3, 2009 The 15th Annual Golf Outing Tuesday, March 9, 2010 Track Alumni Hall of Fame Mothers’ Club Christmas Celebration Wednesday, March 10, 2010 and Reunion Dinner at Knollwood Country Club in Elmsford, NY  Sunday, March 14, 2010  Monday, March 15, 2010 SATURDAY , J ANUARY 23, 2010  ASCENSION THURSDAY , M AY 13, 2010 Tuesday, March 16, 2010 Mothers’ Club Winter Party SUNDAY , M ARCH 28, 2010 AND FRIDAY , M AY 14, 2010 Fathers’ Club Mass and Communion The Class of 1960 50-Year Reunion   Breakfast Please contact Director of Annual   Giving Joan Wollman at 718-367-7500 FRIDAY , M AY 21, 2010 ext. 209 or by e-mail at woll - WEDNESDAY , A PRIL 14, 2010 The Class of 2005 5-Year Reunion [email protected] to volunteer The Wall Street Forum Hall of Honor 2009

HONOREES T HE PRESIDENT AND B OARD OF T RUSTEES BERNARD J. D AENZER ’34 OF F ORDHAM PREPARATORY S CHOOL DWIGHT D. D ARCY ’63

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REV . M ALLICK FITZPATRICK , S.J. EARL “Z EV ” G RAHAM T HE H ALL OF H ONOR RUDOLPH L. H ANISH

REV . T HOMAS C. H ENNESSY , S.J. I NDUCTION D INNER

JAMES G. K ANE ’44

HOMAS EAHY T F. L ’55 ON REV . J OHN J. L EONARD , S.J. F RIDAY , THE T WENTIETH OF N OVEMBER REV . H ORACE B. M CKENNA ’16

JAMES P. M ELICAN TWO THOUSAND AND NINE JOSEPH H. M OGLIA ’67 AT SIX O’CLOCK IN THE EVENING MOST REV . M ARTIN NEYLON , S.J. THE GARDEN TERRACE ROOM OF WILLIAM T. O’D ONNELL ’43 THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN EUGENE J. P ABST ’60

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Ramview/ Annual Report Volume 30 – No. 1 Fall 2009

Fr. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J. – President Robert J. Gomprecht ’65 – Principal John D. Bradley – Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations Larry Curran ’77 – Managing Editor

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