Stanner News ARCHBISHOP MOLLOY HIGH SCHOOL ST. ANN S ACADEMY WINTER 2008 NEWSLETTER

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1 Stanner News ARCHBISHOP MOLLOY HIGH SCHOOL ST. ANN S ACADEMY WINTER 2008 NEWSLETTER

2 Archbishop Molloy High School/St. Ann s Academy President s Message Dear Alumni, Administration, Faculty, Staff, Students, and Friends, Fifty years ago St. Ann s Academy became Archbishop Molloy High School and a new tradition was born. Being a freshman in that original class was special, now as President it is even more special. Let me tell you what Molloy means to me. A St. Ann where would we be without our Patron Saint? R Relationships that have lasted a lifetime. C Champagnat our guiding light. H History we have learned many things from our past. B Building gracefully aging, but vibrant as ever. I - Inclusiveness - embracing the mission of St. Marcellin. S Spirit the character that makes us Stanners. H Hope aim high, believe and achieve. O Oneness we are all part of one family. P Parents Where would we be without them? M Marist Brothers O Outstanding Faculty and Staff encouraging us to do our best. L Love the practice of Jesus love in our daily lives. L Loyalty Non Scholae Sed Vitae O One extraordinary education Y Youth the life blood of our school. As you reflect about your time at Molloy during this 50th Anniversary Year, let us hear from you via , snail mail or better yet a personal visit as to what Molloy means to you. You are always welcome home. We ll leave the light on for you. John P. Sherry 61 President president@molloyhs.org

3 Fall 2007 Stanner News Features 2 Continuing a Legacy of Leadership 4 In the Footsteps of Champagnat 6 A Journey of Faith 8 The Power is on at Molloy 12 The 50th Anniversary Hall of Fame 14 Stanners in Service 16 Class News and Notes 18 Understanding the Crest 20 Fifty Year Timeline 32 Stanners For Life Campaign 37 Giving Report 52 In Memoriam Back Cover Calendar 1 Archbishop Molloy High School St. Ann s Academy JOHN P. SHERRY 61 President BROTHER ROY GEORGE 62 Principal The Stanner Alumni News is published by the Office of Advancement. STEPHEN T. KIMMONS Executive Director of Advancement CHARLES H. FLOOD Alumni Director MARIA FORD Director of Stewardship TOM HARRISON Database Manager Esopus Correspondent Story Contributors Coach Jack Curran Mr. Jeffrey Gallagher Brother Roy George Mr. Tom Harrison Brother Patrick Hogan Mr. Stephen T. Kimmons Coach Mike McCleary The Faculty Club Moderators Coaching Staff Photo Credits Richard Karsten Photography Mr. Tom Harrison Stanner Yearbook Staff U.S. Coast Guard Graphic Design Chad Clausen If your son or daughter has moved from this address, please notify the school of their new address or have them go on-line at with their updated information. All information was deemed accurate at the time of publication. Please notify us of any changes, errors for omissions. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience Manton Street Briarwood, NY Phone: (718) Fax: (718)

4 A C A D E M I C S Legacy Continuing a of Leadership Throughout our fifty-year history there have been 10 Marist Brothers leading the educational programs at Molloy as either Director or Principal. This legacy of leadership combined with a dedicated faculty and staff that numbers approximately 100 today continues our commitment to excellence based on the 115 year tradition of St. Ann s Academy. Molloy s first faculty in 1957 numbered 56, consisting of 53 Marist Brothers, and two lay faculty members, supported by one female staff member. Since 1957 more than 350 professionals have contributed to the fulfillment of our mission: There have been many changes in curriculum, technology and the cultural mix of students throughout the years. Creating curriculum offerings designed for a diverse population of college bound students is an ongoing willing to innovate. Having a challenge for the faculty. This is faculty that includes 10 teachers, all part of Brother Roy s personal each with more than 40 years of commitment to Stay Excellent. experience teaching college bound We are good now and need students helps us accomplish our to become better. Our biggest educational mission. They mentor challenge is complacency. our younger faculty, while the younger staff bring the latest in According to Brother Roy, As the theory and practice to the mix. educational leader you must trust There are also 20 Stanners on staff your faculty to develop courses today which helps carry on the designed to meet the challenges cultural traditions of the school. of this time. This requires constant evaluation of the current Keeping up with the latest in curriculum offerings and a faculty educational technology is another Mission Statement: Archbishop Molloy High School is a Catholic Marist school which fosters an exemplary education in mind, body and spirit for a diverse collegebound population. Molloy offers a unique, challenging and comprehensive program of instruction, guidance and athletics. Thus individuals recognize their own self-worth and develop a lifetime of Christian values, critical thinking, leadership skills and service to others.

5 Brother Roy George became the 10th principal of Molloy in challenge facing every school today. The faculty has access to laptops, there are SMARTboards in many classrooms, and our computer labs provide students with technology training that will support them now and in the future. But technology in and of itself is not an answer. Brother Roy s thoughts on technology provide an insight into how we utilize it here at Molloy. Having access to information is not the same as knowing how to use that information. The core curriculum at Molloy is enhanced through the use of technology, not necessarily dependent on it. As educators we must maintain our commitment to develop the critical thinking skills required to assure the best use of the technology at hand. Tom Freidman in his book The World is Flat writes how technology has leveled the playing field for business. Globalization presents challenges for any college prep school in terms of the way we interact with cultures from around the world. Molloy has become more diverse since In addition to the switch to a co-educational population in 2001, Molloy has continuously diversified as a natural reflection of the community we serve. The final academic challenge in our mission statement is the development of programming designed to build community, support each student s spiritual development and offer opportunities for service to others. Finally, a Marist school must also have a great family spirit. It must offer the type of an environment where students can become the best they can be. We have consistently provided that safe place for personal development over the past 50 years. Brother Roy s vision of the future is clear. As I look to the future of Archbishop Molloy, I see a school that assures access and success for all its students, a school that is affordable and a school that has a quality academic program that prepares its students for the challenges and changes of the 21st century. Our future alumni will have an awareness of the quality of life for themselves and more importantly for others. 3

6 H E R I T A G E Footsteps In the of Champagnat 4 The life and times of St. Marcellin Champagnat make for an interesting read. His personal efforts to learn presented him with challenges throughout his seminary years. This makes his mission to open schools an even more impressive accomplishment. We have all heard about his founding of the Little Brothers of Mary and his desire to establish a network of schools to educate the illiterate and poor of his section of France. Brother Sean D. Sammons, FMS in his two books about the founder goes into great depth about Marcellin s mission and how it came about. There are stories about political challenges, mergers between groups of St. Marcellin Champagnat s Statue at Molloy 2007 Lourdes Service Team The Spirit of Champagnat lives on in the Lantern Society

7 religious, and the growth of his order. Sammons covers the move to America, and the eventual founding of schools here. He captures the spirit of Champagnat at Molloy with his description of Marcellin s approach to education: The founder had a buoyant, enthusiastic approach to education. Simple presence to the young, collaboration with parents, a spirit of family, a central place for Mary, love of work, a special concern for the most neglected. His special place for Mary comes alive in the story now captured as The Memorare in the Snow. It takes place in the winter of 1823 when Marcellin learns of the illness of one of the brothers twenty kilometers away. He and Brother Stanislaus visited Brother Jean Baptiste and were returning when they lost their way in a snow storm. As night fell, the cold got worse and Brother Stanislaus had little energy left. Fearing the worst, they turned to Mary in prayer, saying the Memorare. A short while later they saw a light in the distance. A local farmer was going to check his stable. Instead of using the door from the house directly into the stable he chose to go outside and around to the barn door. He brought his lantern with him and when the door to the house opened, Marcellin and Stanislaus saw the light and were delivered from a night in the wilderness. They both considered the lantern lighting the way that night as an act of Providence. Today, the Lantern Society at Molloy engages Stanners in helping others to see the light in the darkness. Their work in the school and community provide opportunities for service to others. Throughout the school year students gather to pray, meditate and reflect on their spiritual life in our community and in the world in which they live. A prayer request log is available for all in our community to request their spiritual support. When we understand this simple story we can help others to turn hopelessness into hope. Our work in the world may not seem great. Neither was that farmer s call to walk a different, less direct way. And because he chose to go a different way, he delivered St. Champagnat to us. Footnote: quote concerning Marcellin s approach to education page 92; A HEART THAT KNEW NO BOUNDS The Life and Mission of Saint Marcellin Champagnat, Alba House Publishing, New York, NY 2000 The Memorare The Memorare, from the Latin remember, was traditionally thought to have been composed by the Cisterian St. Bernard of Clairvaux. It was popularized in the 15th century by a French priest, Claude Bernard. Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known that anyone who fled to your protection, implored your help or sought your intercession, was left unaided. Inspired with this confidence, I fly unto you, O Virgin of virgins, my Mother. To you I come, before you I stand, sinful and sorrowful; O Mother of the Word Incarnate, despise not my petitions, but in your mercy hear and answer me. Amen. 5

8 S P I R I T U A L A Journey of 6 Our Association s Spiritual Director, Brother Pat Hogan has been on a Journey these past 50 Years - a journey of faith and service. This year he celebrates his Golden Jubilee as a Marist Brother. In addition to his faculty duties at Molloy, Brother Pat has been involved with the Molloy Sports program, the Marist Summer Camp program at Esopus, and his Pilgrimage travels to Lourdes and the birthplace of the Marist order. Please join me in wishing him well as he continues his work with us and throughout the Marist community. Each day school begins with announcements and a prayer. We pray for all Stanners a gentle reminder that we are not alone. It is a simple way to start each day, and yet, it serves as a reminder that we are a Catholic, Marist school with a clear faith mission. A mission that each of the 20,000 members of our Association carries with them in their heart. The commitments to Mary, St. Ann, and St. Champagnat are very much alive in the school today. As Alumni, we are asked to support the mission of Molloy and to be living examples of the spiritual formation received here as we move through the world in which we live. This is demonstrated in many ways. There are many graduates working in local parishes as lay leaders, teachers, Deacons, Brothers and Priests. Our presence is felt throughout the church every day. This past year, another Stanner was ordained to the priesthood. Fr. Peter Perpura, class of 1999 will continue his priestly work in Rome at the Pontifical North American College in Vatican City. Spiritual formation has been a central part of life at Molloy. Mass, prayer, and religion class provide a strong foundation for life as a Catholic. In the sixties we saw the development of the SMILE program created by Brother Leo, and since that time, the many classes and peer counseling programs developed by Dr. Pat Murphy and the entire faculty have served us well. One of the outstanding efforts since the seventies has been the development of the retreat program and the relationship with Esopus. Throughout a student s Molloy experience they will visit Esopus a number of times. The Freshman Camp is their first community building experience. According to one freshman, Esopus is a place where the spirit of Molloy comes alive. Through their four years here the focus of the retreat and encounter shifts from community building to spiritual formation. In their senior year, the senior encounter experience sets a new platform for spiritual growth. This programs has grown into a dynamic part of each students life at Molloy.

9 Faith Freshman Camp at Esopus Students of Faith There are many ways for students at Molloy to express their faith. Apart from the various Liturgies held throughout the school year, there are the mission activities performed off site as well. They tutor and perform other support work at the Briarwood Shelter, and collect toys for the annual Toy Drive for the less fortunate. In addition, the students at Molloy also work with the elderly at the Silvercrest Extended Care facility. Our Right to Life Club is supported by a large contingent of Stanners, many of whom just returned from the March in Washington, D.C. The Toy Drive enabled various area charities to give more than 1,400 toys to children in the area. 7 This year 48 students participated in the annual Right to Life March in an expression of their commitment to create a society where all life is valued Thanksgiving Liturgy Mr. Mike Germano is the Director of Campus Ministries at Molloy. He works with students to become Eucharistic Ministers and supervises all campus ministry activities.

10 A T H L E T I C S The Power is and 33 teams over the past ten years. The number of athletes has nearly doubled and the coaching staff has grown proportionately. To put it simply, the choices are numerous and the athletic power is on at Molloy. Log on to: and click on the Athletics button for more up to the minute information on our teams and upcoming events. 8 Since our last edition of the Stanner News we have brought back the CHSAA Boy s Catholic Outdoor City Championship Trophy to the center hall. (pictured left) McCleary is quick to point out that, we are very proud of this team s victory. This trophy is in keeping with our lifetime goal for students to realize their commitment to the team while performing at their personal best. We continue to build on the strong tradition of Stanner Athletics and have realized new victories this past year. The Varsity Bowling team captured the City Championship last school year. It takes a special dedication to be a Stanner Athlete. Our programs stress the balance between body, mind and spirit, while developing a life-long commitment to fitness. Mike McCleary, Athletic Director at Molloy likes to point out that the program has grown from 9 sports and 16 teams to 16 sports Molloy remains a force to be reckoned with athletically in both the City and the Diocese. Alumni are encouraged to return and support the Stanners of today. Choose at least one event this season and cheer on our teams. If you need encouragement, look on the collage in the timeline section and read the words to the school song. The Golf team won the City Championship

11 on at Molloy The women of Molloy have been very busy this past year. The Girl s Softball team finished as Diocesan Champions and took the City Championship The Girl s JV Basketball team won the Diocesan Championship. 9 Individual Championships were won on the Girls Swim Team The JV Bowling team won both the Diocesan and City Championships.

12 A T H L E T I C S The Power is on at Molloy 2/1/08 101st Millrose Games Jarenn Stewart, a Senior at Molloy ran in the Jr. 60 Meter Dash and was our first sprinter from Molloy to run in the Millrose Games. In doing so he also representing the USA, and he placed 5th overall and third among US runners. 2/2/08 Girls Varsity, Freshmen and Varsity Boys B/Q Sectional Champions Jarenn Stewart won the 55 Meter Dash and the Long Jump. He recently set the Varsity Boys 55 Meter Dash record at 6.46 F.A.T. 1/4/08 JV Bowling wins Diocesan Championship JV Bowling won the Brooklyn Queens Championship and advanced to the City Playoffs to be played the week of January 14th. 12/1/07 Volleyball finishes second in Diocese goes on to States Varsity Volleyball reached the championship game of the Diocese. They lost a tough 5 game match to St. Francis Prep. They continued to play in the State Catholic Playoffs at York College but were not able to get out of pool play. Congratulations to all of the girls and their coaches for a successful season 10 12/1/07 Boys JV Soccer wins the City Championship Boys JV Soccer won the City Championship on November 3, 2007 with a 1-0 victory over St. Francis Prep. Congratulations to all the players and coaches. 12/1/07 Girls Varsity Soccer reaches Divisional Title game. The Girls Varsity Soccer team reached the Divisional Soccer Game in the NSCHSAA. They entered the playoffs as the number one seed after capturing the Regular season Championship. They lost to Mary Louis 1-0 in overtime. This was their second straight trip to the Championship Game. 12/1/07 Girls Tennis wins first Diocesan Championship Girls Varsity Tennis won their first Diocesan Championship over Mary Louis 3-2. This is only the third year we have had girls tennis. They have reached the Diocesan Championship match all three years and have won the regular season championship twice. The girls advanced to the State Finals before falling to St. Francis Prep. Congratulations to all of the girls and their coach, Matt Hunter. 12/3/07 Caitlin M. Winkler named Scholastic All-American Congratulations to Caitlin M. Winkler who was named Scholastic All-American. Caitlin owns many Molloy swimming records. Molloy is currently in first place in the GCHSAA with a 5-0 record.

13 The 14th Annual Stanner Games (January 2008) The New Balance Track & Field Center at the Armory serves as the Home of the Stanner Games. This year the games hosted more than 3,200 athletes from 125 regional schools. According to Joe Dombrowski, It has been our goal since the start of these games to provide the best High School Track and Field event in the nation. His sentiment was echoed by Br. Bob Andrews who said, The armory has one of the fastest tracks in the nation and provides a great opportunity for Stanners and all of the competing schools to test their skills. The Center also houses the National Track and Field Hall of Fame, making it a true destination for everyone involved in the sport. 11 Every year many Stanner Alumni return to support The Games as officials. The Farley Brothers have not missed in years. Kevin s moustache makes him an u nforgettable member of the staff. As you can see from the pictures, it is a mini-reunion onto itself. For a complete listing of the events and the results, visit the Stanner Games website at: org/stannergames.

14 A C A D E M I C S The 50th Anniversary Hall of Fame 12 In Mr. Sherry s opening remarks this year he declared The Year of the Marist Educator at Molloy. When the school opened in 1957 there were 52 Marist Brothers living and teaching at the school. Working along side these brothers was Mr. Lou Carnesecca and a few lay staff members. The standard of excellence they set that first year continues to improve with every addition to the faculty. As new faculty members come along, they bring new class offerings and new ideas. It wasn t long before Stanner graduates felt the pull back to Molloy. Today there are more than thirty Stanners serving as faculty, staff and coaches. Our curriculum continues to represent a strong commitment to Catholic education and the Marist charism. As part of this year s 50th Anniversary celebration we will induct five faculty members into the Stanner Hall of Fame. The slate of nominees went to the Hall of Fame committee in September and the response was unanimous. These faculty members have provided leadership and consistency through the many changes Molloy has faced since In addition to the induction ceremony we will unveil and dedicate the new Hall of Fame display wall. The display will be located in the hallway between the Alumni office and the Marsloe Gymnasium on the first floor. It will be a true celebration of the lives of every one of our Hall of Fame members. The plan includes a computer screen with information about each of the members of the Hall of Fame. It will ultimately include updated information on their lives since their induction. Mary Pat Gannon This years list includes our first female Hall of Fame member, Ms. Mary Pat Gannon. A Stanner at heart, Ms. Mary Pat Gannon has spent 90% of her life involved with Catholic education. She was educated by the Convent Station Charities, School Sisters of the Sacred Heart and New York Charities. Her professional preparation and dedication to the Marist mission and charism combine to make Mary Pat a powerful resource for our students and alumni. Brother Roy George A Stanner from the class of 62, Brother Roy George has served Marist Catholic Schools in Miami, New Jersey, and Long Island. In his time at Molloy he has been an

15 Assistant Principal for Students and currently serves as Principal. His time is divided between his leadership role as principal and teaching Chemistry. Brother Roy s vision for Molloy is clear. As I look to the future of Archbishop Molloy I see a school that assures access and success for all its students, a school that is affordable and a school that has a quality academic program that prepares its students for the challenges and changes of the 21st century. Our future alumni will have an awareness of the quality of life for themselves and more importantly for others. Brother James Maher Brother James began his teaching career at Molloy in 1958 teaching Math and Religion. One of his fondest memories is the privilege of being able to work as Sodality Moderator with the classes of 62 and 65. He moved on to St. Helena s in the Bronx for the next nine years; teaching, coaching and counseling. In 1971 he became Assistant Principal at Molloy. He successfully integrated the roles of the disciplinarian and counselor during his tenure in this role. By 1986, he had come full circle and landed back where his heart led him at the start. His work is now with freshmen math students as it was in He is grateful to God and his religious community for permitting him to spend forty-one of his fifty years in Marist Education at Archbishop Molloy High School. John Diorio John was born and raised on the lower East Side of Manhattan. He attended Epiphany Grammar School, La Salle Academy High School, St. John s University, and received his Masters degree in 1963 from Fordham University. He began his teaching career at Molloy in He served as coach to the Freshman Basketball team from One of his many contributions to the academic life at Molloy was the introduction of the American Government course for seniors. He also moderated the Political Science Club from 1968 through John has brought countless alumni speakers into his classroom which represents his commitment to our motto Not for School - But for Life. John Gibbons (posthumously) In a recent interview with Mr. Gibbons son, John, we discussed his career at Molloy. It was interesting to hear about John s years as an educator through the eyes and ears of his son. Mr. Gibbons received his professional training at Pace University and Stony Brook University. He was part of the Molloy faculty from 1966 through Though English was a big part of his training, Geology was his passion. He felt a desire to bring people into his world by showing them the greater world. His summer trips out west for more than ten years opened young minds to travel, the vastness of America and the process of exploration. As an educator this enabled him to fulfill his personal mission to open the minds of young people to new ideas and creative ways of thinking. As a Catholic educator his belief was, If you are brought up the right way, do things the proper way when asked, and treat people with the respect that they deserve, you will get the most from them and they will get the most from life. He fully appreciated the discipline that Molloy offered, and Marist philosophy of education. This year s Hall of Fame dinner will be held on Saturday, April 5th at the school. It will be an evening of celebration and thanks to the inductees for their ceaseless dedication to the entire educational program at Molloy. Let us welcome them into the Stanner Hall of Fame and celebrate this Year of the Marist Educator. Make your reservations early. Online registration has opened. If you are willing to share a particular memory about any of our inductees, please send them to cflood@ molloyhs.org or call

16 S E R V I C E Stanners in Service Non Scholae Sed Vitae / Not for School But for Life All Gave Some the most harm to the enemy. His Some Gave All squad was able to withdraw under cover of his fire. He received many We greet 2008 with more than 20 wounds in the battle and continued known Stanner Service men and to draw fire until his comrades women on the front lines or in reached a position of safety. training to defend our freedom. Because of his unselfish actions, Let us reflect on the section of many of Willett s fellow soldiers the Molloy Crest with the school were saved that day. For that, he motto Non Scholae Sed Vitae was posthumously awarded the Not for School - But for Life. nation s Medal of Honor. Throughout the history of St. Ann s Sal Mineo 51 is a St. Ann s and Molloy, service has been a part graduate who served in Korea. His of the educational process. Many story is not unlike others of the graduates have demonstrated time. Throughout his college career their commitment through service he was involved in Air Force ROTC in the military. Admiral Robert and graduated as a commissioned Duncan was featured recently in Lieutenant. His country called 14 another Stanner News article He and he answered. Though he was Sal next to his Vechiles served in various leadership roles in the Coast Guard. Though we have few records concerning the involvement of Stanners in the armed forces, it is estimated that originally assigned to Japan, while en route he was re-assigned to Korea where he commanded the only non-existent Air Intelligence comprised of Korean Intelligence more than 3,000 have served in agents in the theatre. While some capacity with many on duty in Korea, the aircraft he serving their full career in service was in was shot down and he to America. was wounded in the action. Like many veterans, Sal came home One graduate, Louis Willett 63, to a nation with little work for lost his life on Feb. 15, 1967 in veterans who had unique military Kontum Province, Vietnam. He was training and experience. He settled a rifleman with Company C which in and has used his skills in inter- engaged the Viet Cong while on a rogation and persuasion to make security mission. During the battle, a comfortable living in a variety of Drew and boy Willett rose to his feet and fired businesses and organizations. He from a position that would do and his wife live in Bellevue, WA.

17 Francis Kelly in Iraq with Governors George Pataki and Jon Corzine Sarah Kuehl - Annapolis We have one final series of vignettes in this mini-series. There are many Stanners in uniform around the world today. US Army Sergeant Daniel McCague 99 completed his first tour of duty in Iraq and currently serves in Italy. He has spoken in many of Jeff Gallagher s History classes, and his sister Kathleen is a junior at Molloy today. US Army Captain Andrew Lyons 00, an officer in the Medical Corps, and a Graduate of St. John s University is currently serving his second tour of duty in Iraq with the 10th Mountain Division. US Army Captain Brian O Connor 00 is an Ordinance Officer with the 10th Mountain Division serving in Afghanistan. US Army 2nd Lieutenant James Simmons served with the 2nd Cavalry Field Artillery in Iraq. And, Francis Kelly 74 in the photo with Governor Pataki (NY) and Governor Corzine (NJ). US Naval Academy at Annapolis, MD. Sarah Kuehl, and Kristen Connor from the class of 04 along with Dimitry Vincent from the class of 03. They will each receive their commission when the class of 08 graduates from the Academy. Mr. Gallagher 88, is interested in capturing Stanner Service Stories from our veterans. This year we have established an on-line Veteran s Community at www. molloyhs.org. We encourage all veterans to enter our web-site and tell your stories. There is no better way to learn history than from the people who were there when it was being made. As Brother Roy says at the end of each morning s prayer; And let us remember to Pray for each other. May God Bless and Protect all of our Soldiers! Louis E. Willett (yearbook picture) McCague 15 The next generation of Stanners in service include three Molloy graduates currently attending The

18 Class News & Notes Class of 1966 Richard L. Schnell, ED.D. was named SUNY Distinguished Service Professor of Counselor in search of a new career. Found one and is now a plumber. As you can see, he worked hard at the Stanner Games. Class of 1978 Lou Caracappa sent word that there is a new little one in town at the Caracappa homestead. Education at SUNY Plattsburgh in November of 2006 for his service to the State of New York in establishing new licensure procedures for mental health professionals. Class of 1968 Mike DeMarco, and Phil Scala came in to speak with Mr. Diorio s classes on life in various aspects of law enforcement. Mike spoke on the court system and Phil on his career in the FBI. All are adjusting to having three little ones around the house. Class of 1983 Maurice Stucke notified us that on September, 27th Walter Augustine Stucke was born into 16 Phil Vitale is alive and well and living in NM. After getting an engineering degree from Manhattan College, he spent 20 years in the Air Force, and has been working on a second career as a defense contractor in the space systems engineering area. He is very active in his parish community as the director for RCIA. A mini reunion took place this summer when Bob Fitzgerald and Brian Juodzevich hosted a business outing at Yankee Stadium. A few classmates received invitation to attend - All is well with Don McGee, Bob Posch and business partners Fitzgerald and Juodzevich. Class of 1969 Brian Mitchell is the Vice President of Financial Counseling for AMG National Trust Bank in Denver. He and Jerry Simonelli, from Washington, DC get together in the city occasionally. His other Molloy encounter was meeting Dr. Murphy in Oslo four years ago. Even after graduating from Harvard, I still think that I received my best education at Molloy. Class of 1970 Vinnie Clausen has been selected as the Field Office Director for the Department of Homeland Security in Detroit. He visited with his cousin, Joe Sommers 64, and Ed 73 and his brother, Pete Yuskevich 70, his inlaws, who all send their greetings. the family. Amelia, Thomas, Clara and the Schnauzer are all adjusting. Maurice is an Associate Professor of Law at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Class of 1987 LCDR Michael Monaghan, USN let us know that he s deploying to the Middle East with US Navy. He is an Operations Officer with Navy Customs Battalion Tango. He will be over there for 6-9 months. Class of 1988 Marc Garlasco is a Senior Military Analyst with Human Rights Watch. He has appeared on 60 Minutes and other television and radio shows as an expert on Afghanistan. Kevin Farley Kevin Farley worked for HP/ Compaq/DEC and then went off Class of 1972 Bill and Marleny Farrell are happy to announce the arrival of Brian Martin on June 5th. He joins big sisters Caroline and Sara and big brother Will. Class of 1989 The Dr. J.W. Goldenkranz Medal for valor was awarded to Firefighter Steven Devaney by mayor Michael R. Bloomberg during the FDNY Medal Day 2007 Ceremony at City Hall on June 6th The medal was awarded for placing himself at risk while off-duty to search

19 CLASS OF th Anniversary Reunion And a good time was had by all. Class of 1999 The Reverend Peter J. Purpura was ordained to the Priesthood by Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio on Saturday June 30, He earned his bachelor s degree in sacred theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University CLASS OF th Anniversary Reunion at Molloy Phillys and played First Base this past season for the Williamsport Crosscutters. According to Matt, It was FANTASTIC!. Firefighter Steven Devaney by mayor Michael R. Bloomberg rescue and remove a ten year old boy from a Queens threestory multiple dwelling fire on November 22nd in 2006 and is currently pursuing a licentiate in Cannon Law at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, also in Rome. Class of 2001 Mark Torossian was promoted Stanner Authors: Bill Groneman 70, reports that his article Fiddling with History David Crockett and the Devil s Box appeared in the March 2007 issue of True West Magazine. 17 Jeffrey Wilkins has been named as a Partner at Anchin, Block & Anchin, CPA s. He will serve as an accounting and audit partner in Anchin s Financial Services Group. Class of 1994 School Directory member, Craig Shelley and his wife have a new baby daughter, Scarlet. Born 7/4/07. Class of 1998 Jose A. Alverez announces his engagement to Crystal Elise Aldamuy 99, The Mary Louis Academy. They will marry in to Assistant Vice President in the Finance/Accounting division of the Global Markets and Investment Banking Group at Merrill Lynch Class of 2002 James J. Parziale wrote in to let us know that he got a job working as a New Media Sports Editor for the New York Daily News. According to his , That s a fancy way of saying I m an online editor. Class of 2004 Matt Rizzotti stopped in to visit Coach Curran for his birthday. He Rev. Elias Mallon, Ph.D. 62, has published a resource book for Catholic Administrators and Religious Educators; ISALM What Catholics Need to Know. His publisher is The National Catholic Educators Association, 2006 ISALM What Catholics Need to Know. March of was drafted by the Philadelphia

20 Understanding 18 NON SCHOLAE SED VITAE Not for School But for Life More than a motto, this phrase captures the essence of what it means to be a Stanner. We made friendships, learned lessons, developed skills and became the individuals we are today under the watchful eyes of the Marist Brothers, the many Sisters, and Lay Faculty that have served Molloy since the doors opened in This lifetime commitment to be there for one another, to support the work of the school, and to share in the daily prayers of students and Stanners around the world comes at a price the willingness to answer the call when asked for your support. There are many ways to keep your commitments. These are outlined in the final section of the magazine. Spiritual The Marist M, symbol of our Blessed Mother, gives testimony to the Marial heritage of the Marist Brothers, who began this school, and to St. Marcellin Champagnat, their founder. Molloy s spirituality boasts of a selfless love and service to others, rooted in Gospel values and Marist ideals. These are reinforced in each new generation of Stanners. Academic Founded in 1892 as St. Ann s Academy, Molloy s academic mission has always been college prep. The academic life is represented by the beehive, long a symbol of St. Ann s academy, always active and building for the future. For fifty years Molloy has been buzzing with activities that continue to challenge the minds of our students. Our goal is clear: that every Stanner work to their academic potential. Athletics A symbol for victorious competition, the lion stands for Molloy s proud prowess and fine standing in academics and athletics among the schools of the Diocese of Brooklyn, the city and State of New York. Loyal to the vision of St. Marcellin Champagnat, Molloy encourages its students to creatively apply their intellect and abilities.

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22 Russia launches Sputnik I, first earth-orbiting satellite the Space Age begins. The Little Rock Nine integrate Arkansas high school. Khrushchev becomes Premier of Soviet Union. Fidel Castro assumes power in Cuba. Alaska (Jan. 3) and Hawaii (Aug. 21) become the 49th and 50th states. American U-2 spy plane shot down over Russia. There are 900 US military advisers in South Vietnam. 1,200 US-sponsored anti-castro exiles invade Cuba at the Bay of Pigs. First US astronaut - Alan B. Shepard, Jr. rockets into space. Global Dwight David Eisenhower ( ) 20 Tibet s Dalai Lama escapes to India. Christian Broadcasting Network founded. Spiritual Pius XII ( ) Blessed John XXIII ( ) St. Ann s becomes Archbishop Molloy HS Coach Curran joins Faculty Gradual increase in the number of Lay Faculty John Sherry Graduates Molloy Academic Brother John Lawrence, Director Brother A. Norbert, Director Brother Leonida Brother Charles Raphael JACK CURRAN Becomes AMHS Coach / AD Sports Baseball The Molloy Baseball team has won more than 1,500 games Our longest Baseball winning streak was 68 Games We have been to the City

23 James H. Meredith, escorted by federal marshals, registers at University of Mississippi. Johnny Carson takes over hosting duties of The Tonight Show. March on Washington, civil rights rally held by 200,000. President Kennedy shot and killed in Dallas, Tex. Lyndon B. Johnson becomes President. Congress approves Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. Nelson Mandela sentenced to life imprisonment in South Africa. Three civil rights workers murdered in Mississippi. 190,000 US combat troops arrive in Vietnam. MIT biochemist Har Khorana finishes deciphering the DNA code. Supreme Court decides Miranda v. Arizona, protecting rights of the accused John Fitzgerald Kennedy ( ) Lyndon Baines Johnson ( ) Engel v. Vitale, first U.S. Supreme Court decision against School prayer. Martin Luther King leads a civil rights march in Washington, D.C. U.S. Supreme Court ruling prohibiting reading of Bible in public schools Catholic Second Vatican Council produced 16 documents which became Roman Catholic teaching after approval by the Pope. Pope Paul VI visits the United States presides at Mass in Yankee Stadium Paul VI ( ) Brother James Damian, Director JAMES LECLAIR NFL Quarterback Special Subway takes Molloy to Track & Field Championship Baseball Championships 28 times and won 17 of them Basketball Molloy has won 8 City Championships / 21 Brooklyn Queens Championships

24 Israeli and Arab forces battle; Six- Day War ends with Israel occupying Sinai Peninsula, Golan Heights, Gaza Strip and West Bank. North Vietnamese launch the Tet Offensive, a turning point in the Vietnam War. Martin Luther King, Jr., civil rights leader, is slain in Memphis. The United States & USSR sign the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin take first walk on the Moon. Senate repeals Gulf of Tonkin resolution. Four students at Kent State University in Ohio slain by National Guardsmen. Twenty-sixth Amendment to US Constitution lowers voting age to 18. Global Richard Nixon ( ) 22 Methodist Church & Evangelical United Brethren Church become the United Methodist Church. Vatican II Mass replaces Tridentine Mass. Spiritual S.M.I.L.E. program offered Academic Brother Basilio Rueda ( ) Brother Angus Wilkinson, Principal ( ) JIM LARANAGA Basketball Coach at George Mason TOM FARRELL Olympian Bronze Medal 800m Basketball Finals 13 Busloads of Stanners watch team win! KEVIN JOYCE NBA Player Olympic Coach Undefeated Baseball Team BRIAN WINTERS NBA All-Star and Coach VITAS GERULAITIS Tennis Champion Sports Longest Winning Streak was 54 Games We are Ranked 4th Nationally in All-time wins with over 1580 wins (St. Ann s and Molloy)

25 Nixon orders Christmas bombing of North Vietnam. US Supreme Court rules that death penalty is unconstitutional. A ceasefire is signed, ending involvement in the Vietnam War. President Nixon, on national TV, accepts responsibility for Watergate; Spiro T. Agnew resigns as VP. Skylab is launched. Richard M. Nixon announces he will resign; Vice President Gerald R. Ford becomes President and grants a full pardon to Nixon. The city of Saigon is surrendered and remaining Americans are evacuated, ending the Vietnam War. Nation celebrates Bicentennial. US Supreme Court rules: death penalty is not cruel or unusual punishment Gerald Ford ( ) Trinity Broadcasting Network founded The Art and Music Curriculum expands The Advanced Placement Course offerings expand Peer Group Program Developed IBM Selectric Typewriters added Brother Richard Shea ( ) Track 24 Indoor City Championships 15 Outdoor City Championships 5 Cross Country City Championships 1 State Cross Country Championship

26 Carter pardons Vietnam war draft evaders. Lasers are first used to initiate a fusion reaction. Framework for Peace in Middle East signed by Anwar Sadat Menachem Begin at Camp David. Carter and Brezhnev sign SALT II agreement. Eight US servicemen are killed and five are injured in desert raid to rescue American hostages in Teheran. US-Iran agreement frees 52 hostages held in Teheran since 1979; hostages welcomed back in US. President Reagan wounded by gunman. Global Jimmy Carter ( ) 24 First woman Episcopal priest ordained. Pope John Paul II, reaffirmed moral traditions (The Splendor of Truth). Jim Jones s followers commit mass suicide in Jonestown, Guyana. Jesus (1979 film), most watched movie of all time according to New York Times. Three US nuns and a lay worker are found shot in El Salvador. Pope John Paul II wounded by gunman. Spiritual John Paul I (1978) John Paul II ( ) St. John s College Credit Courses offered Unified Schedule offered across grade levels Academic Brother James Maher ( ) Sports Bowling 11 City Championships 2006 City Finalist Golf 1 City Championship 2006 City Finalist Handball 5 Brooklyn / Queens

27 Equal Rights Amendment fails ratification. Space Shuttle Challenger makes successful voyage - Sally K. Ride first US woman in space. Apple introduces the user-friendly Macintosh personal computer. British scientists report the opening of an enormous hole in the earth s ozone layer over Antarctica. Space shuttle Challenger explodes after launch at Cape Canaveral, Fla., killing all seven aboard Ronald Reagan ( ) Pope John Paul II signs new Roman Catholic code incorporating changes brought about by Second Vatican Council. US and Vatican exchange diplomats after 116-year hiatus. Italy and Vatican agree to end Roman Catholicism as state religion Computer Courses are offered Brother James Maher ( ) TOM WESTMAN AMHS Pole Vault Record KENNY SMITH NBA All-Star / Sports Commentator Championships Ice Hockey Program Starts in 1998 A League Finalist in 2006 Boy s Soccer 11 City Championships 10 Brooklyn / Queens

28 Iraqi missiles kill 37 in attack on US frigate Stark in Persian Gulf. US Supreme Court rules Rotary Clubs must admit women. NASA scientist James Hansen warns congress of the dangers of the global warming and the greenhouse effect. Tens of thousands of Chinese students take over Beijing s Tiananmen Square in rally for democracy. After 28 years, Berlin Wall is open to West. South Africa frees Nelson Mandela, imprisoned 27½ years. President Bush signs the Clean Air Act. Soviet Union breaks up after President Gorbachev s resignation; constituent republics form Commonwealth of Independent States. Global George Bush ( ) 26 The Film - The Last Temptation of Christ, directed by Martin Scorsese, is released and promptly attacked as heretical by Catholic groups. Spiritual DeChiaro Building Addition Outstanding American High School by U.S. News and World Report. Academic COACH CURRAN National Coach of the Year - Baseball ROBERT WERDANN NBA Player KENNY ANDERSON NBA Player COACH CURRAN National Coach of the Year Basketball CHRIS LOPEZ NYS Record Holder Triple Jump Mike Jerzembeck MLB Pitcher Sports Championships 2 State Championships Boy s Swimming 15 City Championships 1 State Championship Girl s Swimming 2002 Girls

29 Bush and Yeltsin proclaim a formal end to the Cold War. Five arrested, sixth sought in bombing of World Trade Center in NY. IRA declares ceasefire in Northern Ireland. Nelson Mandela elected President in South Africa White House launches Web page. Million Man March draws hundreds of thousands of African American men to US capital. Russian space station MIR greets first Americans. Militant Taliban leaders seize Afghan capital of Kabul. Approximately 45 million people are using the Internet. Baseball Championship played in Yankee Stadium Bill Clinton ( ) New edition of The Catechism of the Catholic Church is released. Evangelicals & Catholics Together The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium. Pope John Paul II visits US on whirlwind tour. Mother Teresa died Named an Exemplary School by the Federal Department of Education. Reported as having the highest percent of its graduates earning Regents diplomas, compared to other Queens County Catholic schools by New York Newsday. Recognized as an Exemplary High School by the Federal Department of Education. Honored as Best in the Nation by the NYS Senate. Cited by New York Newsday for having the highest percentage of students earning Regents Diplomas among Queens Catholic Schools. Featured by the NY Daily News as a High School of Excellence Brother Angelo Palmieri ( ) Brother Richard Van Houten ( ) Brother Benito Arbues ( ) Swimming Program begins 2 City Championships 2 Undefeated Seasons 2 Individual Championships Boy s Tennis 2006 B League City

30 Comet Hale-Bopp is the closest it will be to Earth until Israeli government approves establishment of Jewish settlement in East Jerusalem. Iraq ends cooperation with UN arms inspectors. House impeaches President Clinton along party lines on two charges, perjury and obstruction of justice. The Y2K bug! US Senate opens impeachment trial of President Clinton. Senate acquits Clinton. Worldwide internet users reaches 150 million. Presidents of North and South Korea sign peace accord, and at least symbolically, end a half-century of antagonism. U.S. presidential election closest in decades. Terrorists attack United States. Hijackers ram jetliners into twin towers of NYC s WTC and the Pentagon. A fourth hijacked plane crashes 80 mi outside of Pittsburgh. Global Marcellin Champagnat canonized by Pope John Paul II. Pope John Paul II visits sacred sites of Judaism, Christianity and Islam in the Holy Land. Spiritual Drama Club Productions enhanced SmartBoards introduced Molloy Goes Co-ed Wireless Internet and Laptops for Teachers Academic Present Brother Roy George (1999- ) $2.5 Million Renovation of Sports Facility Sports Championships Girl s Tennis 2005 Starts competitive program Regular Season Champions Girl s Basketball State A

31 U.S. and Afghan troops launch Operation Anaconda against remaining al-qaeda and Taliban fighters in Afghanistan. President Bush vows to fight terrorism. In State of the Union address, Bush announces that he is ready to attack Iraq even without a UN mandate. Saddam Hussein is captured by American troops. Ayad Allawi becomes prime minister of Iraq. Senate Intelligence Committee reports that Iraq s weapons programs was overstated. 11 million Iraqis turn out to elect their first Parliament since the overthrow of Saddam Hussein. Saddam Hussein is convicted of crimes against humanity and hanged in Baghdad. President Bush signs a law renewing the Patriot Act George W. Bush (2001- ) Dan Brown writes The Da Vinci Code - the book is criticized because of historical errors. Mel Gibson s film The Passion of the Christ is released 005 Death of Pope John Paul II, election of Pope Benedict XVI. Pope Benedict XVI visits synagogue in Germany decries Holocaust and WW II racist ideology. The Da Vinci Code, made into a film Benedict XVI (2005 ) Molloy Graduates first Co-ed class Mary Catherine Wen, national finalist Siemens Competition Brother Sean Sammon (2001-Present) Baseball Championship played in Shea Stadium Matt Rizzotti Rookie of the Year MACC Conference Champions Catholic A Finalist Volleyball Brooklyn Queens Champions Undefeated Regular Season

32 Educator Lifts Off to the Space Station: Barbara Morgan, becomes a teacher in space aboard the space shuttle Endeavour to the International Space Station. Global May 17th The Reunification of the Russian Orthodox Church after 80 years of a schism. Molloy Celebrates 50th Anniversary Mass at St. Patrick s Cathedral. Pope Benedict visits NY. Spiritual Stanners for Life Campaign seeks $8M Academic Sports Molloy Awaits 900th Basketball win

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34 32 A Campaign for Archbishop Molloy High School

35 Way Back When... John Gallagher 66 Co-chair Stanners for Life Alumni Committee Way back when John Sherry, President of AMHS, asked me to join his Executive Committee to promote the school s current endowment and investment campaign, I didn t hesitate for one moment. However, shortly thereafter, I asked myself why I had accepted so readily and what had I gotten myself into as well! This personal rendition is therefore both a selfexplanation of that decision and a recollection of four, very fond years at Molloy. As eighth graders WAY BACK WHEN, most of us had our first serious decision to make (with the help of our parents, of course!) about choosing a high school. This relatively new school (established only in 58 and despite its fine New York City pedigree) presented interesting challenges-broadly speaking: academically, socially and, even, geographically-for a kid (or, for that matter, many kids) from Long Island! 33

36 34 Academics: the Marist teaching tradition; Qualifications: Regents exams, college boards; Catholic tradition: Mass and daily rosary; Holistic Approach: sporting and social activities; and, even, Transportation: daily train, bus and/or subway rides only added to that experience. But, on reflection, it was exactly those challenges and influences which led to the experiences so fondly remembered and which hold my interest and attention to this very day. The friends made, the knowledge gathered and the interpersonal skills acquired hold value for me even today! Allow me one interesting anecdote to exemplify those feelings from another s point of view. Mike Howe 66, a close friend, engineer and business school graduate always mentions being well trained at University, but being educated at Molloy. Hard to find a finer compliment than that! Simply put, NON SCHOLAE, SED VITAE is what attracted me to Molloy, then sustained me (and two of my brothers, as well!) through four years there and which today DRAWS ME BACK to the school TO GIVE BACK to the school and, of course, to today s students some of the same opportunities and advantages (and hopefully then some!) that were afforded us WAY BACK WHEN! John Gallagher 66 Stanners for Life Campaign At a Glance As Archbishop Molloy High School celebrates its 50th year on Manton Street in Briarwood, Queens, it also stands at a crossroads between a storied past and an exciting future. Looking back to its roots as St. Ann s Academy, there are 115 outstanding years of academic, religious, and life experiences upon which to draw. This tradition has firmly established Molloy as one of the premier private Catholic high schools in the New York metropolitan region. Looking forward, continuation of this exemplary education of mind, body, and spirit must be made accessible to future generations of Stanners, assuring that the Marist Endowment and Capital Funding Requirements Stanners for Life Campaign ENDOWMENT 1 Scholarships and Tuition Assistance Fund 2 Campus Ministry Fund Faculty Professional Development Fund 3 $5,000,000 $500,000 $500,000 CAPITAL PROJECTS 4 Performing Arts Upgrade Instructional 5 Technology 6 Athletics Programs $500,000 $250,000 $1,250,000 TOTAL: $6,000,000 $2,000,000 Total Endowment and Capital Funding Requirements for Molloy to carry forth its mission and meet the challenges of the future: $8,000,000

37 charism will flourish far into the future for both students and alumni. The $8,000,000 Stanners for Life Campaign is designed to help Molloy bridge this crossroads and move into the future. Today, Archbishop Molloy High School Has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report, New York Newsday, the NY Daily News, the Federal Department of Education, and the State Senate. Recently extended its tradition of placing 100% of each of its graduating classes, with the 395 graduates of the Class of 2007 attending 84 different colleges and universities; Provides academic, spiritual, and social guidance through an excellent faculty of Marist Brothers, Sisters and lay teachers, averaging 18 years experience - 95% of whom have earned Masters or Doctoral degrees; Has an unrivaled tradition of excellence in athletics, with City or Diocesan championships in Bowling, Golf, Softball, and Volleyball added to the long list of Stanner champions just in the past year; Presents a play in the fall, a musical in the spring, and several other performance opportunities each year as a part of its expanding Fine Arts program; Offers its students the opportunity to participate in spiritual and service activities, such as the Esopus Retreat program and the Briarwood Shelter; And Regularly receives over 2,500 applications for placement in each freshman class, which numbers just over 400. However, underwriting an unparalleled tradition of academic excellence is becoming more of a challenge with each passing year; in particular, Providing an affordable education to an increasingly diverse population in Queens; Fostering a spiritual grounding for students, in the tradition of St. Marcellin Champagnat, with an increasing need to rely on lay faculty as the number of Marist Brothers dwindles; Maintaining and upgrading the physical plant of a building, now fifty years old; And Providing faculty and students with cutting edge educational technologies in an ever-changing landscape of electronic needs and access. Therefore, in order to provide continuation and access to an academic, religious, and life experience that has defined our students since 1892, we ask you to consider supporting the $8,000,000 Stanners for Life Campaign: Scholarship and Tuition Assistance Fund: Because providing 1 financial aid to economically disadvantaged students is at the core of the Standards for a Marist Education, it is incumbent upon Molloy to do all it can to make it possible for any qualified student who wants to attend the school to be able to do so. By raising $5,000,000 in endowment funds, Molloy will be able to offer approximately 50 additional full scholarships per year. 2 Campus Ministry Fund: Molloy s Campus Ministry Program provides its students with opportunities for spiritual development beyond the Religious Studies curriculum, through worship, sacramental life, vocation awareness, prayer, service opportunities, and retreats. Indeed, through Molloy s Campus Ministry activities, the young men and women of Molloy experience the special Marist charism a deeplyingrained quality and outlook rooted in St. Marcellin Champagnat s vision. Increased costs of travel and lodging for retreats, and for other offsite components of the Campus Ministry Program, make it imperative to develop an endowment to support Campus Ministry activities. Therefore, a basic endowment fund of $500,000 will be necessary to support the Campus Ministry Retreat Program and related services. 3 Faculty Development Fund: The personal influence of Molloy s teaching staff, both Marist Brothers and lay faculty, cannot be underestimated. As such, Molloy s faculty must have the opportunities and resources to maintain their expertise in their respective disciplines, to master the technological tools available to front-line educators to stay current with the latest developments in education. To 35

38 institute a comprehensive faculty development program at Molloy, the school seeks to create an endowment fund of $500,000. Upgrades to Athletic Facilities to Benefit both Athletic and Performing Arts Programs: 4 Performing Arts: The Theater in the Ralph DiChiaro Center has served as the principal venue for many of these programs. However, because of its limited size, it is best suited for small-scale concerts and productions. It has become necessary to upgrade the school s Jack Curran Gymnasium with new lighting, curtains, air conditioning and supplies, to allow for full actualization of the Performing Arts programs. To do so, it is expected that $500,000 in capital investment will be required. 5 Athletics: The Anthony Marsloe Gymnasium has been a tremendous boon to Molloy athletics, adding another critical home venue to Molloy Basketball and other teams. Molloy s administrators recognize that an investment in air conditioning the Marsloe Gymnasium will make that facility an even more valuable asset to Stanner athletics, in all seasons. In addition, the time has come to resurface the entire field with an ease-ofmaintenance all-weather artificial turf material that will serve the Baseball program, Track program, and other interscholastic sports. To install air conditioning in the Marsloe Gymnasium ($250,000) and resurface the baseball diamond and athletic field ($1,000,000), a capital investment of $1,250,000 will be required. Upgrades in Instructional 6 Technology: Archbishop Molloy is currently utilizing SmartBoard technology in 30 classrooms. SmartBoard technology brings the power of the personal computer to the teaching process, enabling instructors to convert the former chalkboards and marking boards to interactive PC-based educational displays. To expand this program to all classrooms, and to fund additional technology, research, and library programs, a capital expenditure of $250,000 will be needed. For more information or to get involved, contact: Steve Kimmons, Executive Director of Advancement skimmons@molloyhs.org 36 How to Get Involved in the Stanners For Life Campaign Read the Campaign Materials and become familiar with Molloy s needs. We hope the preceding pages demonstrate our commitment to meeting those needs through the Stanners for Life Campaign. Feel free to visit our website at www. stannersforlife.com for even more information and updates! Join your Class Committee and become involved in our efforts to reach each and every graduate and parent to solicit their support. Over the next nine months, volunteers representing your class or your child s class will be reaching out to you. Contact Steve Kimmons at skimmons@ molloyhs.org if you would like to become a part of this effort! Invest in your Alma Mater by making a gift to the campaign. You will be contacted in person, by phone, by , or by letter; and we ask that you prayerfully consider lending your support at that time with a 5-year pledge. As of this printing, we have raised $6,000,000 towards our $8,000,000 goal. It is time for all Stanners to stand up and be counted in support of the Stanners for Life Campaign! For more information on the Stanners for Life Campaign or to volunteer for your or your child s class committee, please contact the Executive Director of Advancement, Steve Kimmons, at or skimmons@molloyhs.org.

39 ARCHBISHOP MOLLOY HIGH SCHOOL 2008 Giving Report

40 Mission Statement: Archbishop Molloy High School is a Catholic, Marist school which fosters an exemplary education in mind, body and spirit for a diverse college bound population. Molloy offers a unique, challenging and comprehensive program of instruction, guidance and athletics. Here individuals recognize their self-worth and develop a lifetime of Christian values, critical thinking, leadership skills and service to others. Giving Thanks for your Generosity As we celebrate our 50th Anniversary it is my pleasure to report that Stanners continue to support Archbishop Molloy High School with their time, talents and financial gifts. Your generosity and spirit enable us to continue the traditions established at St. Ann s Academy and Archbishop Molloy High School. With your continued support, our mission as a Catholic, Marist school will live on for another 100 years! This Giving Report represents our commitment as Alumni, Faculty, Parents and Friends to Molloy s mission in a day and time when the financial challenges for families are greater than ever. Since our last report, many things have taken place at the school. The need for scholarship support continues to grow. We have more than 25 named scholarships supported by the Stanner Alumni Association. Our students show their appreciation through their academic performance and commitment to the more than 50 programs offered at the school. Our 50 year-old building is in good condition, but needs constant care and upgrading. This year alone, through the generosity of the Alumni Association and with our Alumni contacts in the construction industry we were able to install all new, energy efficient windows throughout the building. Our Athletic programs have grown exponentially over the past ten years and your support has enabled us to renovate the track and field areas offering a quality site for all of our outdoor activities. From the Gospel of Luke we hear the words; To whom much is given, much is required. As you reflect on your time at Molloy and the preparation you received here we ask that you consider your annual commitment to the school. Our commitment is to the next generation of Stanners. Your support is needed each year, and especially, this year. The Stanners for Life campaign will create a blend of endowments and capital funds to secure our long term future. Your annual contribution will sustain our operational activities to ensure that the interim needs of our students are met today. Happy 50th Anniversary! Stephen T. Kimmons Executive Director Office of Advancement

41 Student Performance Report Contributions by Class Our students continue to excel academically. As we review the schools to which they have applied, we are proud of their ambition and dedication. Many of our seniors have applied to the most competitive schools in the nation. Keep in mind that the tuition in many of these schools exceeds $50,000 per year. Their academic preparation at Molloy will position many of them for sufficient financial aid to enable them to attend and graduate from these and other top schools across America: Adelphi University Boston College Brown University Carnegie Mellon University CUNY System Columbia University Cornell University Fordham Harvard University Hofstra University Iona Marist College New York University Saint John s University SUNY Albany SUNY Binghamton SUNY Buffalo SUNY Geneseo SUNY Stony Brook U.S Naval Academy University of Notre Dame University of Pennsylvania Villanova We wish all of our seniors well wherever they decide to attend college. And we welcome them as Alumni. Non Scholae, Sed Vitae! GROUP AMOUNT 1935 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $13, $ $12, $ $2, $2, $4, $1, $26, $3, $1, $53, $ $18, $4, $13, $77, $13, $22, $37, $16, $42, $28, $40, $12, $42, $67, $68, $100, $40, $15, $147, $52, $13, $36, $62, $17, $18, $28, $10, $134, $5, $6, $8, $5, $6, $8, $21, $2, $7, $3, $1, $1, $5, $1, $ $ $ $ $ $ $ COMPANY / FOUNDATION / MEMORIAL FUND $100, FACULTY / STAFF / PAST FACULTY $2, FRIEND $78, PARENTS $201, SUM TOTAL FOR ALL CLASSES $1,396, SUM TOTAL FOR ALL DONORS $1,779, G I V I N G REPORT 2006

42 Company / Foundation / Memorial Fund AIG American Express Foundation Bank of America Bank of Bermuda, HSBC Bank of Canton Centre Citibank/Citicorp ConocoPhillips Cramer Rosenthal McGlynn, LLC Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Edward S. Malone Scholarship Fund Emerson Electric Co ExxonMobile Federal Home Loan Bank Fuji Photo Film U.S.A.,Inc Global Impact Goldman,Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Goldwood LLC Queens Insurance Services Office, Inc J.P. Stevens & Co Foundation J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Lennox International Inc. Lever Bros May Department Stores Foundation Merck Partnership For Giving Merrill Lynch The Michael J. Cawley Memorial Fund Morgan Stanley Nations Bank New York Life Foundation New York Times Co. Foundation NYSE Group PepsiCo Pfizer Inc Philip Morris Companies, Inc. Prudential Insurance Company Queens Allied Club Scholarship Fund,Inc Ridgewood Savings Bank Respectable Collectibles Shell Oil Company Foundation Smithkline Beckman Foundation State Mutual Life Assurance Texaco Foundation The Merck Company Foundation Thomson Financial Unilever United States Foundation, Inc United Technologies Corp Verizon Wachovia Foundation WJH Appraisal Services, Inc York Catholic High School R. L. Crandall Faculty and Staff Mr. Francis X. Backus Mrs. Kathy Forgione Ms. Natasha Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelly Br. John Klein F.M.S. Mr. Gregory Leonardo Mr. Mark Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Nolan Br. Regis Peer Group Friends Mr. and Mrs. Laureen Alke Ms. Desiree Ally Angelini Family Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bader Christina Baioni Ms. Doris Barry Dr. Carol Bastek Mrs. Eileen Bellew Mr. and Mrs. Steven Berka Mrs. Evelyn Berry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonomo Ms. Michelle Bonomo Ms. Suzanne L. Bonomo Mr. Scott Burnbaum Stephanie F. Carpenter Ms. Agnes Carroll Rev. William Cawley Mr. Jose Chia Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Ciccone Ms. Rose Marie Cristaudo Mrs. Virginia Cronin Ms. Diane Cunningham Mr. Sean D Arcy Mrs. Richard Day Mr. Joseph Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiLiberto Ms. Patricia Dillon Ms. Loretta Dittenhoefer Rev. Edward Doran Ms. Diane J. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. John Elorriaga Mr. and Mrs. James F. Farrell Mr. Kevin Farrell Mr. and Mrs. William G. Farrell Mr. Joseph Ferguson Ms. Brianne Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Finnerty Mr. Denis Flanagan Mr. Thomas F. Flood Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn Mr. William Flynn Ms. Betty Gillen Ms. Myrna Golden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greco Nancy Guzman Ms. Gail I. Hallerdin Mr. Tom Hoban Mr. Gerard Joyce Mr. Richard Kawas Mr. Thomas L. Kearns Rose Kelly Don Kent Mr. Thomas F. Klein Ms. Jacqui Koplick Mr. and Mrs. John Lalor Dr. Terry Lanzone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Latimer Mr. Hugh Lavelle Mr. and Ms. Richard Lesco Mr. and Mrs. Taugh Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lynch Jr Ms. Beatrice Mannering Mr. Frank Marsicano Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCaffery Ms. Michele M. McGlyn Mr. Phil McHugh Mr. Robert McKenna Ms. Maureen McNamee Mr. and Mrs. John W. Miller Mr. Alphonse Milo Derek Moccia Mr. Michael Mulligan Mr. Edward Murphy Ms. Kelly A. Murray Mr. Joseph Navin Mr. Robert Nemeroff Mr. and Mrs. Neubauer Michael O Brien Mr. Kennedy O Grady Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pagliocca Mr. and Mrs. J. Palace Mr. John Parker Ms. Cintia Parsons Hon. Thomas Polizzi Kevin J. Power Ms. Rose Mary Prestia Mr. Peter Puleo Albert Purcaro Mr. and Mrs. Fred Putney Mr. Andy Ruge Mr. John C. Ryan Ms. Susanne Sakowski Mr. Asuncion Salvador Mr. Joseph Sano Ms. Susan Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schneiderman Mr. Andrew Senchak Ms. Debra Simon Mr. Fred Sommers Mr. Robert Stanyon Mr. Brian Sullivan Francis J. Sutton Ms. Cristin Talbott Mr. Philip Tamis Ms. Samantha Tarricone Ms. Jill Tibbs Mr. and Mrs. John Tibbs Mr. David Tully Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vitagliano Robert C. Votruba Mr. Robert Walsh Dr. Michael Weiss Mr. Thomas J. Westman Mr. Marty Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Whitsett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willens Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Worth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zampieri Rev. Msgr. George F. Zatarga

43 Parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Abagnale Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abikaram Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aceste Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Acoba Mr. Fermin Acosta Mr. and Mrs. Samad Adam Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adami Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Adamski Mr. and Mrs. Adikimenakis Ms. Agosto Mr. and Mrs. Ahlemeyer Ms. Margaret Ahlgren Mr. Shafiuddin Ahmed Mrs. Maritza Akashi Mrs. Emine Akkoc Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Aliperti Mr. and Mrs. Alzate Mr. and Mrs. Praim Amarjit Ms. Monique Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Amey Mr. and Mrs. Amorim Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Amor-Radovich Mr. Roy Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andriella Mr. and Mrs. Marieto R. Antolijao Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Archer Mr. and Mrs. Eustachio Arena Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Arlotta Dr. and Mrs. Michael Arma Mr. and Mrs. Steve Arnoczy Mr. Alfred Artesona Mr. and Mrs. John Ashton Mrs. Laura Astore Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Augello Mr. and Mrs. Donald Auriemma Mr. Richard Auriemmo Mr. and Mrs. Henry avolanti Mrs. Patricia Azzaro Mrs. Elaine Azzoli Mr. and Mrs. Josip Babic Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bacchioni Mrs. Patrice Bach Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bagatta Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Baglino Mr. and Mrs. Tomasz Bagnowska Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bailo Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bakoyiannis Ms. Rowena A. Baksh Mr. and Mrs. Cristian Balanescu Mr. Sabino Balducci Mr. and Mrs. Balkan Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Balog Mrs. and Mr. Karen Barbieri Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bartels Mr. and Mrs. William Bavaro Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Beattie Mr. and Mrs. Jose Becerra Mr. and Mrs. Terence E. Bellew Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bellinger Mrs. Connie Bello Mrs. and Mr. Angela Benincasa Mrs. Uma Benny-Ramsamooj Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bernard Ms. Kathleen Betz Mr. and Mrs. Ranjit Bhatia Mr. Bhola Bhikham Mr. and Mrs. Dino Bianco Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Bielonko Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Birstingl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Biscotti Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Blaine Ms. Alda Blancaflor Mr. and Mrs. James Bocklage Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boggiano Mr. and Mrs. Bolan Mr. and Mrs. Bonomo Mr. and Mrs. John A. Borek Mrs. and Mrs. Josephine Borzacchiello Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boudiette Mrs. Theresa Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brabazon Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brady Mr. and Mrs. Bravo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Brent Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brigandi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Brown Ms. Gina Browne Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brucas Mr. Joseph Bruno Mr. and Mrs. AAmon Buchan Mr. Jozef Buczek Mr. and Mrs. Cesar Bulaklak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bullaro Mrs. Chulida Bunnag Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Buscetta Ms. Bernadette Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Cabral Mr. and Mrs. Luis Caceres Mr. and Mrs. Lucio Cacharani Mr. and Mrs. Cagliano Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Calder Mr. and Mrs. Calvacca Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Camardella Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cammarata Mr. and Mrs. Michael Campbell Ms. Patricia Canale Comito Mr. and Mrs. George Cappiello Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caputo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carberry Mr. and Mrs. Cardenas Mr. and Mrs. George Carnacchio Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carney Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter Mr. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Carragee Ms. Suzanne Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cascio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casey Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cassese Mr. Lawrence Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Castoro Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cavaliere Mr. and Mrs. John Cawley Mr. and Mrs. Celso Cedillo Mr. and Mrs. Celic Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cerbone Dr. and Mrs. Jose Cervantes Mr. and Mrs. Chan Mr. and Mrs. Chang Mr. and Mrs. Cheddie Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Chesler Mr. Carey Cheung Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Chiarel Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Chirichella Mrs. June Chotoo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chowske Mr. and Mrs. John Christy Mr. Eric Chu Mr. Louis Ciccarone Mrs. and Mr. Maribeth Cigna Mr. and Mrs. Mario Cipriano Dr. Joseph Ciuffo Mr. and Mrs. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Collins Mr. Commisso Mr. and Mrs. Jose Conde Mr. and Mrs. Michael Conley Mr. and Mrs. Gary Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Conti Mr. and Mrs. John Conway Mr. and Mrs. Cordero Mr. and Mrs. Corona Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Cosmo Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Costa Mr. and Mrs. Michael Crane Mr. and Mrs. David Crimmins Mrs. Maria Csikortos Mr. Cunnane Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Cunnane Mrs. Sharon Curtis Mr. & Mrs. and Mrs. Ernest J. Cury Mrs. Rosemarie Cusanelli Mr. Sergio Cusmiani Mr. and Mrs. Jerzy Czastkiewicz Mrs. Maryann D Agrosa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daley Mr. and Mrs. Daly Mr. Lawrence J. Daly Mrs. Sue D Ambra Ms. D Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. Pat d ambrosio Ms. Eileen Damore Ms. Terri D Angelo Mrs. Juanita Darbonne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darnowski Mr. and Mrs. Vikram Datta Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. David Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davino Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Davis Mrs. Maria De Guzman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Marco Mr. and Mrs. Ulric De Silva Mr. and Mrs. Richard Del Grosso Ms. DeLeon Mr. & Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Delgado Mr. Dominick Delio Mrs. and Mrs. Deborah Delmore Mr. and Mrs. Henri Deltieure Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeMarco Ms. Kathy DeMarco Ms. AnnaMaria Demaria Mr. and Mrs. William DeMaso Mr. and Mrs. Brian DeMasters Mr. and Mrs. William Demauro Mr. and Mrs. Victor Demenescu Mr. and Mrs. Albert DeMeo Mr. and Mrs. Ive Demo Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Denara Ms. Dorothy DeNoto Mr. and Mrs. Louis DePinto Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeRiso Mr. and Mrs. Francis Devaney Mr. and Mrs. John P. Dhuman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Di Re Mr. and Mrs. Roman Diakun Ms. Denise Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Filippo DiBona Mr. DiGangi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiLernia Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DiLorenzo Mrs. Lynda Dindial Mr. Joseph DiNubila Mr. and Mrs. Diodato Mr. and Mrs. DiPasquale Mrs. Corinne DiStephan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ditroia Mr. and Mrs. John P. Dockery Mr. and Mrs. James D. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Neil Doherty Mr. and Ms. Joseph Dombrowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Domnisch Mr. and Mrs. Donato Mrs. June Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drew Mr. Kenneth Dreyhaupt Mr. and Mrs. John Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Kleber Duran Mr. and Mrs. Michelle Duroseau Mr. and Mrs. Scott Duryea Ms. Marie Dutel Mr. and Mrs. Bhisham dwhaj Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dzurita Mr. and Mrs. Dan Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Ehrhardt Mr. and Mrs. Eichorst Mr. and Mrs. Emrit Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Enos Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Enriquez Mr. and Mrs. Mariela Erdey Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Esch Mrs. Alegria Escondo Mrs. Patricia Esmeral Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Fabro Mrs. Shaheen Fakhra Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Farkas Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Fava Mr. and Mrs. Sixto Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ferran Mr. and Mrs. Franco Ferrari Mr. and Mrs. Ferraro Mrs. Angela Rodriquez Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fesler Mr. Anthony Ficuciello Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Figliolia Mr. and Mrs. John Fill Mr. Antonio Filosa Mr. and Mrs. Brian Finn Mrs. Kathleen Finneran Mr. Fiore Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fitts Mrs. Rita Fitzgibbon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flahive Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flood Mrs. Florio Ms. Colleen Flynn Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fojtik Mr. Frederick Forgione Mr. and Mrs. Michael Forlenza Mr. and Mrs. Brian Foster Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fox 41 G I V I N G REPORT 2006

44 P A R E N T S C O N T I N U E D Mrs. Margaret Franco Mr. and Mrs. James Frenzel Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gagliardotto Mr. and Mrs. Israel Galarza Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Galbo Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher Mrs. Eileen Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gallego Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gallitelli Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Gancarz Mr. and Mrs. John Gangi Mr. and Mrs. John Garcia Ruth Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Garlan Mr. and Mrs. Mihran Gazal Ms. Eneide Geiyer Mrs. Welda Gejon Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gentile Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Giangiobbe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Marek Giernicki Mr. and Mrs. Gildea Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ginter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giovinazzo Ms. Toni Girdusky Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Gitto Mr. and Mrs. Giuntini Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gobright Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goldbach Mr. Raymond Goldbach Mr. Stuart Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Denis Gomez Mrs. Gonzalez Mr. Jorge Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Gorga Mr. and Mrs. Cliff L. Gotard Mr. Grappone Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grech Ms. Sandra Green Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gribbon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gribbon Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Mr. & Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Grogan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gross Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gucciardo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guzman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haley Mr. and Mrs. Nick Halkias Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hallawa Mr. Anthony Hallerdin Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hallissey Mr. and Mrs. Halvax Mr. James Hampton Mr. Hanaj Mrs. Debbie Hand Mrs. Frances Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hanna Ms. Monica Hannigan Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harley Mr. and Mrs. and Dr. Michael Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Harms Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartigan Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hartin Dr. Peter Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Hennessy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Henry Mr. and Mrs. William Hentrich Mr. and Mrs. Beder Herbas Mr. Eslyn Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Tom Herrschaft Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hershenfeld Ms. L. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Norman Higgins Mr. and Mrs. George Hite Mr. Joseph Hoefferle Mrs. Judith Hofmann Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holland Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horan Mr. and Mrs. James Houser Mrs. Diana K. Howrilka Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hoyler Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt Mr. and Mrs. David Hurley Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Hurtado Mr. and Mrs. Sunny Ignes Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Illuzzi Mr. and Mrs. Infante Mr. and Mrs. Assimatkis Ingilis Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Innes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Inserro Mr. and Mrs. Francis Irace Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iriarte Mrs. Eileen Isenberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ivezaj Mr. and Mrs. Izsak Mr. and Mrs. Izzo Mr. and Mrs. Maceo Jackson Mr. Jailall Mr. and Mrs. Jajoo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jakubow Mrs. Cecilia James Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. James Mr. and Mrs. Jacek Jaworek Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jelcic Mr. and Mrs. John John Towey Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Ms. Johnson Ms. Beatrice Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Bienvenido Joson Mr. and Mrs. John Joyce Ms. Claudia Jurgens Mr. and Mrs. Kabelac Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kalma Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kalpakidou Mr. Fred Kamintzky Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kane Ms. Dolores Kaponyas Mr. and Mrs. Albert Karsten Mr. and Mrs. Aredis Kasakyan Mr. and Mrs. Johann Kathriner Mr. and Mrs. Kaur Mr. and Mrs. Kausch Mr. and Mrs. Keane Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keaney Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Kearny Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John Kenny Mrs. Sophie Kerbeykian Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jean Kernizan Mr. and Mrs. Azeez Khan Ms. Fazia Khan Mrs. Denise Kilpatrick Mr. Fred Kimball Mr. Brian Kittle Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klimas Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klotkowski Ms. Michelle Ko Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kober Mr. and Mrs. George Kochupurackal Mrs. and Mrs. Berta Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Dimitrias Komninos Mrs. Susan Korcynski Mr. and Mrs. Kosiewska Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kosiewska Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kostel Mr. and Mrs. Kotnik Mr. and Mrs. Francis Koziol Mrs. Margaret Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kreidich Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kreitsch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kreppein Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kretz Mr. and Mrs. Eric Krone Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kruger Mr. and Mrs. Kozimierz Ksepka Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kucinskas Mr. Ernest Kuehl Mr. and Mrs. Sonia Kulesza Mr. Dalip Kumar Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Labrada Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laible Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lallemand Ms. Susan Lamia Ms. Patricia Lane Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo LaRosa Mrs. Carolann Larsen Mrs. and Mrs. Janice E. Laurencelle Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laurenzano Mr. and Mrs. Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawniczak Mrs. Eileen T. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Leccese Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. James C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Jose Lee Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lee Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Lees Mr. and Mrs. Leisenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Luis Leon Mr. and Mrs. Leonen Ms. Susan Lerner Mr. and Mrs. Letellier Mr. and Mrs. Levantis Mr. Walter Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Virgilio A. Leyco Mr. and Mrs. John Liantonio Mrs. Noreen Linares Mrs. Anthony Linkus Dr. William Lipsky Mr. and Mrs. Emanuele Lisanti Ms. Cecilia Lo Mr. and Mrs. Loccisano Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loftus Mrs. Maureen Logar Ms. Dorian Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Loyer Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Lozano Mr. Matthew Lugo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Luniewski Mr. John F. Lydon Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mac Saveny Mr. and Mrs. Macaluso Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Macchirole Mr. and Mrs. Miroslaw Mackiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maddalena Mr. and Mrs. Maffei Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Magee Dr. Ihor Magun Mr. and Mrs. Dhanpaul Mahadeo Mr. and Mrs. Latchmee Mahato Ms. Claudette Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. Victor Maldonado Mr. and Mrs. Hovannes Malikyan Mrs. James Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Mammano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mammano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mangano Mr. and Mrs. Mangar Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maniscalco Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Manniello Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mansour Mr. and Mrs. Manzella Mr. and Mrs. Philip Manzi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manzi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Margies Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Marian Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Mariano Mr. and Mrs. Julian Markiewicz Mr. Marsico Mr. and Mrs. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marzuillo Mr. and Mrs. John Maser Mr. and Mrs. Masillo Mr. and Mrs. George Massowd Mr. and Mrs. Mario Mastronardi Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mastropietro Mrs. Joan Matzerath Mr. and Mrs. G. Mauro Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayorga Ms. Nancy Mazurek Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mazzo Mr. Hugh McAllister Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Gerard McCague Mrs. Theresa McCann Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy Ms. Jennifer McDonald Mr. Brian McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Michael McElhatton Mr. and Mrs. John McEnerney Mr. and Mrs. John McEntee Mr. and Mrs. Desmond McGowan Mr. and Mrs. James J. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Philip McGrory Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKeever Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKeon Mr. and Mrs. Terence McLaughlin Mr. James McLoughlin Mr. and Mrs. John T. McManus Mr. and Mrs. John McMorrow Mr. and Mrs. Robert McVeigh Mrs. Joan Medvecky Mr. and Mrs. Frank Megale Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mehmel Mr. and Mrs. Zi M. Mei

45 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Meli Mr. and Mrs. Paul Memi Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Memi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mercatante Ms. Tracy Mercking Mr. Richard Metzger Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Michalak Mrs. Mary M. Michels Mr. and Mrs. Joel Miele Mr. and Mrs. Vinko Milin Mr. and Mrs. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Miller Ms. Ana Mir Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mitarotonda Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Modafferi Mrs. Dianne Mongiat Mr. and Mrs. Montoni Mrs. and Mrs. Nilda Montoya Mr. and Mrs. Moravek Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morreale Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morscher Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mosco Ms. Valerie Moss Mr. and Mrs. Motley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Motley Mr. and Mrs. Mariusz Mrzyk Mr. and Mrs. William M. Muller Mr. and Mrs. John M. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy Mr. and Mrs. S. Murphy Mr. Thomas Murphy Ms. Geraldine Muscarella Mr. and Mrs. Spiro Mutafopulos Mr. and Mrs. Robert Najdek Mr. and Mrs. Napolitano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nappi Mr. and Mrs. David Narvaez Dr. and Mrs. Adel Nasser Mr. and Mrs. Alipio Navarro Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neocleous Mrs. Margarette Neptune Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich Neubauer Mr. and Mrs. William Neuendorf Mr. William Newendorf Mr. and Mrs. John Newton Mr. and Mrs. Aleksander Niedzwiedz Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Noel Mr. and Mrs. James Nofi Mrs. Maryann F. Norcott Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nostramo Ms. Fanny Nunez Mr. and Mrs. John O Brien Dr. Mary A. O Connell Mr. and Mrs. Michael O Connell Mr. and Mrs. Brendan O connor Mr. and Mrs. Steven O Connor Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O Donnell Dr. and Mrs. Robert Oerzen Mr. and Mrs. Jason Oftring Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O Grady Mr. and Mrs. J & D O Kane Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O Leary Mr. and Mrs. Wieslaw Olech Ms. Elizabeth Olszewski Mr. and Mrs. Olusoga Mr. and Mrs. William O Neil Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. O Neill Mr. and Mrs. Oppedisano Mr. and Mrs. Oradesky Mr. and Mrs. John Ornellas Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O Rourke Ms. Norma Orr Mrs. Tula Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. William Otano Mr. and Mrs. Jose Pagan Mrs. Krystyna Pajor Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Palmieri Mr. and Mrs. James V. Papandrea Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pappas Mrs. Jean Pareja Ms. Eva Parreno Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Parrish Mr. and Mrs. Taoleugz Parzygnat Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pascullo Mr. and Mrs. Pasricha Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Pastina Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pastina Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paulis Mr. and Mrs. Hanoman Pawaroo Mr. and Mrs. Payawal Mrs. Joseph Pellegrino Mr. and Mrs. Peltz Ms. Lorena Penin Mr. and Mrs. Steven Peralta Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Perez Ms. Olga Perez Mr. and Mrs. Marek Perkowski Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Perrotta Mrs. Mala Persaud Mr. and Mrs. Rick Persaud Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pfeifer Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Pignataro Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Pignanelli Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pinckney Mr. and Mrs. Pizarro Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Pizzitola Mr. and Mrs. Vito Plaia Mr. and Mrs. Poganik Mr. and Mrs. Jack Polizzi Mr. and Mrs. Ponticelli Mr. and Mrs. Luke Poris Mr. and Mrs. Paul Porretta Mr. Austin J. Power Ms. Sandra Powers-Fabiilli Mr. and Mrs. Prainito Mr. and Mrs. Lino Prantil Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price Mr. and Mrs. Michal Prokop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Puzino Mrs. Rhina Qamar Mrs. JoAnne Quent Mr. and Mrs. Terence Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. James C. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Owen Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Jose Quintana Mr. Enees Radoncic Mr. and Mrs. William Raffloer Mrs. Tanuja Raghoo Mr. William Rahner Ms. Diane Raimondi Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ramah Mr. and Mrs. Narine Ramasami Ms. Ramesar Mr. and Mrs. Ramkishun Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Ramphal Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rankel Mrs. Margaret Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Reda Mr. Sean Reddy Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Regan Mr. and Mrs. John Regazzi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Reid Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reid Mr. James J. Reilly Mrs. and Mrs. Patricia Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ricciardi Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Riccio Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Edmundo Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rizzo Mrs. Sonya Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rochat Mr. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rodriguez Ms. Gloria Rodriguez Mr. Miguel Rodriguez Mr. Omar C. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogawski Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rogers Mrs. Diana Roman Mr. Angelo Romano Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Romano Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Romero Mr. and Mrs. Roopnarine Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rosario Ms. Josephine T. Rosello Mr. Richard Roslan Mr. Ernest Rouse Sr. Ms. Nancy Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Fortunato Rubino Mr. and Mrs. Axel Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ruggiere Mr. and Mrs. Liborio Sabatini Mr. and Mrs. Sabenicio Mr. Edward Saeid Mr. Abraham Saji Ms. Carmen Salinas Mr. Miguel Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Sande Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Santiago Mr. and Mrs. Raffaele Santorelli Mrs. Anazili Santos Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Santos Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Saran Mrs. Rosalba Sarmiento Mr. Sewnauth Satyash Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Sawicki Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Yadram Saywack Mr. and Mrs. Scalzo Ms. Susan Scanlan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scelfo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schady Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Schank Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scheer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schieler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schirling Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Schneller Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Schuler Mr. and Mrs. George Schwille Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Sciano Mr. and Mrs. John Scicutella Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Sebo Mr. James Seelochnie Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sforza Mr. and Mrs. David Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Sheehan Mrs. Maureen Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Shelley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shields Ms. Kerry Shiga Mr. Frank Shroff Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Silva Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silvestri Ms. Louise Simon Mr. and Mrs. Simonelli Mr. Paul Sinaly Mrs. Donna Singh Mr. and Mrs. Roopnarine Singh Mrs. Jacqueline Siragusa Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sitler Mrs. Gaspar Skorpanic Mr. and Dr. Wesley Slowik Mrs. William Smallwood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smeragliuolo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Mrs. Jolanta Smusz Mr. and Mrs. Holly Sommers Mr. and Mrs. Sopp Mrs. Mary A. Sorrentino Mr. Nicholas Sorrentino Mr. and Mrs. Spadaro Dr. and Mrs. Mark Spadaro Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sparacino Mr. and Mrs. James Spataro Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Spezzano Mr. and Mrs. Steven Spranger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Srichareon Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich Stadler Mr. and Mrs. John Stamm Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stamm Mr. and Mrs. Stojan Stanojevic Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Victor Starsky Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. Zbigniew Stec Ms. Sharon Steinhauer Mr. and Mrs. Irnel Stephen Mr. and Mrs. John Stimpfl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stolz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stonitsch Mr. and Mrs. Mohamed Subrati Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Sukhu Mr. and Mrs. Sunny Sun Mr. and Mrs. John Swierczewski Mr. and Mrs. Syrek Mrs. Bridget Szerszynski Mr. and Ms. Jan Tabor Mr. George L. Tania Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Terranova Mr. and Mrs. Simon V. Thadathil Mr. and Mrs. James Thottam Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Tirado Mr. Michael Tirelli Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Toneatto Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tortorella Mr. and Mrs. Philip Toscano Mr. & Mrs. John Towey Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tranchina Mr. and Mrs. Nilson Traslavina Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trent Mr. and Mrs. Rushi Trivedi Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trubia Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tsang Mr. Mario Tucciarone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tufano Mr. and Mrs. John Tully Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Turner 43 G I V I N G REPORT 2006

46 P A R E N T S C O N T I N U E D Mr. and Mrs. Ulerio Mr. and Mrs. Umana Mr. Jerzy Urbanek Ms. Diane User Mr. and Mrs. Vabrinskas Mr. and Mrs. Vaccaro Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Vairo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Van Buskirk Mr. and Mrs. Charles VanRossem Mr. and Mrs. Frank Varga Mr. and Mrs. Marco Vargas Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vecchione Mr. and Mrs. Velez Mr. and Mrs. John F. Veracoechea Mr. and Mrs. Veroutis Mr. and Mrs. William Victory Mr. and Mrs. Danko Vidas Mr. and Mrs. Villagra Mr. Tom Vinckus Mr. & Mrs. Henry Viola Family Mr. and Mrs. Virone Mr. and Mrs. John Vita Mr. and Mrs. Guido Vozzo Mrs. Jorie Wach Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner Mr. Robert E. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. 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Navetta Mr. Michael S. O Brien Mr. Thomas M. O Keeffe Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rabus Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Rigsby Mr. Edward Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Scanlan Mr. Edmund R. Schemitsch Mr. Robert C. Scherne Mr. Peter E. Schiaffini Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Siconolfi Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Strenk Mr. Thomas E. Tavcar Mr. Thomas P. Trogele Dr. Helen Tuzio Mr. Martin A. Voda Mr. Henry G. Waslo Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Wuertz Class of 1975 Mr. Frank J. Alfano Mr. Kevin D. Babis Mr. Peter L. Bagatta Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Bailey Mr. John J. Bernitt Mr. Christopher B. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Borst Mr. Charles J. Callan Mr. John P. Camilleri Mr. Roger D. Campana Mr. Patrick G. Cappiello Mr. Philip T. Caracci Dr. Anthony J. Catanese Mr. Daniel J. Clements Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Crane Mr. Robert W. Cusick Mr. Francis M. Donnantuono Mr. Dennis M. Farrell Mr. Frederick K. Fischl Mr. Brian Foley Dr. Kenneth M. Goetz Mr. Robert Guerrera Mr. Andrew T. Harrison Dr. Robert K. Heinssen MA Mr. Martin Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Rodger T. Kraft Mr. Lee C. LaFrese Mr. John J. Loftus Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Marulis Mr. Michael A. Mauro Esquire Mr. Thomas P. McNulty Jr. Dr. Keith A. Mobilia Mr. Peter C. Monteleone Mr. Stephen J. Nicastro Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. O Toole Mr. David Pallai Dr. John P. Pasquariello M.D. Mr. Robert J. Passarelli Mr. Lawrence Pientak Dr. Bryan G. Pilkington M.D. Mr. Leonard Pugliese Mr. Louis A. Ramirez Mr. Alexander T. Russo Mr. Joseph T. Scialo Mr. Joseph J. Simone Mr. Richard T. Sturm Mr. Richard G. Tashjian Mr. Robert P. Testa Mr. James M. Tosto Mr. Glenn B. Tracy Mr. Louis A. Tucciarone Mr. Joseph T. Yurcik Mr. John M. Zamora Class of 1976 Dr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Ackert M.D. Dr. Paul J. Antaki Mr. Arnold A. Arpino Mr. Dennis G. Averill Mr. Kenneth J. Aversa Mr. and Mrs. Michael Babette Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Barbera Mr. Robert Berardelli Mr. John D. Boomer Mr. Robert F. Brown C.P.A. Mr. Mark J. Casella Dr. Michael Cassano Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chiarelli Mr. Frank J. Ciavarella Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Conrad Mr. Nestor R. Danyluk Mr. Daniel G. Delargy Mr. Michael J. Delio Mr. Robert J. DeTullio CPA, CBA Mr. and Mrs. Gene T. Domanico Mr. Peter C. Dopsch Mr. Reginald A. Durden Mr. Philip G. Farrell Mr. Robert D. Feeley Mr. John W. Gleason Mr. John P. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Gutbrod Mr. David J. Hegermiller Mr. Scott Iannuzzo Mr. Scott J. Keegan Mr. Michael F. Kilkelly Rev. James J. Krische Mr. Paul E. Litwin Dr. Anthony J. Lubniewski Mr. Brian P. Morrissey Mr. Gerard J. Mulligan Mr. Walter Myslinski Mr. John D. Nelson Dr. Joseph F. Nestola Mr. John P. Nolan Mr. William F. Ryan Mr. Vincent Sabbarese Mr. Paul H. Sanna Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Sasso Mr. Peter Serenita Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Sganga Mr. Christopher Sheil Mr. Christopher M. Skoglind Mr. John J. Tafuri Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Tarantino Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Trietsch Mr. Patrick G. Vastano Mr. Dominick Vicari

51 Class of 1982 Mr. Louis D. Violante Mr. Paul Vitale Mr. Eamonn J. Vize Class of 1977 Mr. Eugene M. Britt Mr. Edward J. Burke Mr. Vito J. Cassata Dr. Gary K. Clarke M.D. Mr. Donald T. Courtman Mr. Eugene D Alessandro Mr. Edward Deery Mr. Brian B. Delaney Mr. William M. Delawski Mr. Louis DiGregorio Mr. Michael J. Donnantuono Mr. Gerard W. Dorrian Mr. John F. Doyle CPA CMA Dr. Edward P. Fitzpatrick Mr. Michael F. Flynn Mr. Eugene S. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Gernon Jr. Mr. Matthew P. Giuliano Mr. Charles P. Groppe Mr. Richard D. Hagens Mr. Aris Haigian Mr. Peter Hillenbrand Mr. Donald R. Kearns Mr. Alfred S. Lane Mr. John M. Mateyko Mr. Thomas M. McElligott Mr. Edward P. McKernan Mr. William A. McQuade Mr. Michael D. Melnick Mr. and Mr. Rudy J. Molinet Mr. Edward R. Moore Mr. John H. O Keefe Mr. Robert A. Pasqual Mr. Bryan Pazaras Mr. Christopher Pergola Dr. Paul A. Pipia M.D. Mr. Michael J. Platz Mr. Paul J. Rubsam Mr. Brian P. Ryan Mr. John C. Ryan Mr. Christian J. Sarra M.D. Mr. Richard W. Schaedle Mr. Lawrence Schober Mr. Michael S. Skomsky Dr. Thomas Stavola Mr. Andrew L. Tansey Mr. Anthony W. Tantillo Mr. Craig S. Wenzler Mr. Peter L. Wojcicki Class of 1978 Mr. Peter T. Anselmi Mr. Louis J. Caracappa Mr. Michael I. Chung Mr. Michael J. Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Laurence L. DeGennaro Mr. Brian DeHaven Mr. Louis J. DeRicco Mr. Steve T. D Orazi Mr. Leonard J. Falcone Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Farrell Mr. James F. Ferguson Mr. Rocco J. Fiorillo Mr. Thomas J. Hayden Mr. Henry L. Hyatt Mr. Raymond Iannaccone Mr. George W. Ilchert Mr. Robert L. Jordan Mr. Kenneth J. Kaiser Mr. David T. Klaum Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Klopfer Dr. and Mr. John J. Labiak Mr. John D. Lalena Mr. Robert W. Lehman Mr. Joseph M. Levano Mr. Vincent Licause Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lopez Mr. Thomas Lydon Mr. Rory B. Maguire Mr. Michael A. Marmo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Martinelli C.P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Milo Mr. John P. Morrisey Mr. James Nealis Mr. Paul R. Povey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. 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Keane Mr. and Mrs. Steven V. Krauss Mr. Robert C. Lane Mr. Frank Leggio Dr. Ronald J. Lehane DDS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Mangan Mr. and Mrs. William J. McCarthy C.P.A. Mr. Matthew McGibbon Mr. Michael G. Miller Mr. Michael P. Murawski Mr. Edward Murphy Mr. Kevin Nealis Mr. J. Timothy T. Nelson Cdr. Peter Pagano USN Mr. Anthony K. Palmeri Ph.D. Mr. Anthony Pipitone Mr. Richard V. Price Mr. Thomas P. Prior Mr. Timothy G. Ryan Mr. Richard Sanjamino Mr. Thomas R. Sudnik Mr. Michael P. Sweeney Mr. Anthony Terracciano Dr. and Mrs. Spiro Theoharakis Mr. Thomas Tierney Mr. William J. Tousius Mr. John M. Umland Mr. Christopher J. Warne Mr. James H. Zakrzewski Class of 1980 Mr. Joseph W. Anderle Mr. Joseph Butera Mr. Glen Calderon Mr. Gerard S. Carmosin Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Colgan Br. Ben Consigli Mr. Anthony Costa Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DeJunco Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. DiRusso Dr. Thomas L. Dragone Mr. John M. Egan Mr. and Mrs. John A. Farrell Mr. William Fitzpatrick Mr. Mark D. Gardella Mr. Hernando Garzon Mr. Kevin G. Hardiman Dr. James Henry Mr. George G. Hershman RPh Mr. Gianni G. Iurassich Mr. Anthony C. Losquadro Dr. Michael Lozano Mr. James E. Lukas Mr. Paul G. Mayr Mr. Richard A. McMahon Mr. Christopher J. Mengler Mr. Douglas E. Mollin Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Morton Mr. Donald M. O Connor Mr. James M. O Neill Mr. Gino J. Petroni Mr. Edgar A. Sabounghi Mr. Marc A. Savasta Mr. Christopher C. Sciales Mr. Michael A. Scott Mr. William P. Stutzbach Mr. Nicholas J. Tafuri Mr. Daniel Ventricelli Mr. Peter M. Waters Mr. James J. Whalen Mr. John M. Zielinski Ph.D. Class of 1981 Mr. Kevin M. Andresen Mr. Theodore J. Baecher Mr. Gerard M. Bambrick Mr. John M. Barkidjija Mr. Douglas C. Buckland Mr. Douglas A. Carlone Mr. John C. Caruana Mr. Mark E. Carver Mr. Richard M. Clark Mr. George C. Corchia Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Degel DDS Mr. Robert Dillworth Mr. Robert M. Dittus Mr. Frederick J. Dorgler Mr. Raymond E. Farrell Esquire Mr. Gino A. Fazio Mr. and Mrs. Vincent I. Fiore Mr. Edward Fitzgerald Mr. Thomas J. Francullo Mr. Steven Gagliardotto Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. James E. Galowski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Galvin Mr. Christopher Greene Mr. Thomas J. Greer Mr. Mark G. Heinemann CLU Mr. Leroy Herbert Mr. John G. Hrynyszyn Mr. Michael G. Intranuovo Mr. James R. Jensen Jr. Mr. Ronald P. Jost Mr. Richard Karsten Mr. Joseph J. Kelly Mr. William R. King Mr. Paul J. Krische Mr. Paul F. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. LoBello Jr. Mr. Joseph L. Logan Mr. George Lukasiewicz Mr. Mark Macchia Mr. Edward J. McGuinness 49 G I V I N G REPORT 2006

52 Mr. Michael C. McGuire Mr. Gaetano Mignone Mr. Frank P. Mucchi Mr. Mark Napoli Mr. Philip M. Nelson Major and Mrs. Gary Rafferty Mr. Norbert Rahm Mr. Robert A. Rossi Mr. Joseph G. Rovegno Mr. Renaldo Sanelli Mr. Thaddeus Sokolowski Mr. John P. Speck Mr. Peter K. Strez Mr. Glenn L. Tretter Mr. Richard T. Walker Mr. John P. Whalen Mr. James G. Whelan Mr. William J. Ziehl Class of th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Bohan Mr. David Bonom Mr. Michael Butkiewicz Mr. Martin L. Cumberbatch Mr. Kevin P. Dehler Mr. Michael T. Donoghue Capt. James P. Feeney Mr. Paul J. Ferrone Mr. Paul P. Foschi Mr. Donald G. Fowler Mr. Stephen G. Gallagher Mr. James F. Gigante Mr. John W. Halloran C.P.A. Mr. Ed Iannaccone CFP Mr. Thomas J. Koppinger Mr. Richard Kosmala Mr. Dragan Kurtin Mr. Antonello Lattanzio Mr. Christopher D. Licata Mr. Michael T. Long Mr. Patrick Lydon Mr. Michael C. Manniello Esquire Mr. Ernest J. Marino Mr. Raymond Maurer Mr. Patrick McGriskin Mr. Mark A. A. McInerney Mr. Michael McKenna Mr. Robert A. Merino Mr. Robert A. Morra Mr. Robert C. Parisi Mr. Mauricio E. Sirvent Mr. Robert H. Stalzer Mr. Robert C. Thoering Mr. Joseph Tomich Mr. Daniel T. Torpey Mr. William C. Trinkle Mr. and Mrs. James Tucciarone Mr. Terence E. Tully Mr. Joseph J. Villapol Mr. and Mrs. James G. Waters Mr. Thomas G. Westman Mr. Michael Wohlstadt Mr. Thomas Zazzarino Class of 1983 Mr. Craig A. Addeo Mr. Frank J. Barone Jr. Mr. and Mr. James Brattoli Mr. Richard M. Brown Mr. Thomas Burke Mr. Peter Carruba Mr. Stephen Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corral Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Darmohraj Mr. James Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Reaz H. Jafri Mr. George R. Kurth Mr. Andrew Kusznir Mr. Walter M. Labiak Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Longobardi Dr. James J. Lynch M.D. Mr. John P. Mangin Mr. and Mrs. Dominic J. Marino RN, MPA Mr. Kevin McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Napolitano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osterwald Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Padilla Mr. John R. Petschauer Mr. Richard T. Pfeiffer Mr. Kevin P. Reynolds Mr. Jorge J. Rodriguez Mr. William A. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. James J. Shannon Mr. Kenny Smith Mr. Maurice Stucke Mr. and Mrs. John J. Voccola Mr. Douglas T. Weir Mr. Thomas Stanton Class of 1984 Mr. John A. Ardito Mr. Thomas A. Byrnes Mr. Gregory Chupa Mr. Brian N. Corrigan Mr. Timothy J. Delaney Mr. Thomas Dellanno Mr. Michael Guelly Mr. Kevin P. Harrington Mr. John J. Kearney Mr. Frank A. Koumantaris Mr. Sean C. Krasan Mr. Joseph F. Krejci Mr. Christopher Krolick Mr. and Mrs. David A. Luttinger Mr. Richard M. Lynch Mr. Louis A. Mayr Mr. John P. McCormick Ph.D. Mr. Joseph J. Messina Mr. Bernard Moreno Mr. Michael A. Morse Mr. Vincent M. Napolitano Mr. John F. O Connor Mr. Daniel E. O Donnell Mr. Frank M. Orifici Mr. Joseph Pisano Mr. Austin Power Mr. Andy Schmidt Mr. Steven T. Seeberger Mr. Edward Shannon Mr. Klaus J. Staab Mr. Erich M. Wagner Mr. John Walker Mr. Lawrence M. Warshaw Class of 1985 Mr. Peter J. Abagnale Mr. Matthew D. Abrusci Mr. Stephane Audrin Mr. Chris Barkidjija Mr. John J. Breen Mr. James W. Burns Mr. Fernando DeCarvalho Mr. Thomas L. DiChiaro Mr. Andrew Dusel Mr. John A. Fanuka Mr. and Mr. Peter J. Farrell Dr. Flavio G. Gaudio Mr. Thomas J. Mansfield Dr. Michael J. Medvecky M.D. Br. Dan O Riordan FMS Mr. Joseph A. Petrich Mr. Brian Power Mr. Peter T. Rubsam Mr. Damian F. Sciano PE Mr. Parag N. Shah Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Stenson Mr. Kenneth Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Terence McNamara Class of 1986 Mr. Joseph M. Aguirre Mr. Edward T. Albrecht Mr. Joseph Ardito Mr. Kevin J. Buggy Mr. Keith Carpenter Mr. Victor Cennamo Mr. Vito DiBona Mr. Thomas S. Fitzmaurice Mr. Andrew G. Geisert Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Halmy Mr. David M. Hawkins Mr. James M. Ingenito Mr. Paul Kunz Mr. Raymond J. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Brendan G. McGovern Mr. Edward M. McShea Mr. William P. Meade Mr. Sean P. Mitchell Mr. David L. Molteni Mr. Thomas Nastasi Mr. Eric Olsen Mr. Timothy B. O Sullivan Mr. Charles M. Peknic Mr. James J. Puskuldjian Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Ross Mr. Anthony R. Saitta Mr. Michael Trabold Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Tracy Mr. Rich Veith Mr. Timothy K. Wong Class of 1987 Mr. Gary R. Abruzzo Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Bopp Mr. Andrew M. Brock Mr. Alex Diaz Mr. Christopher Edwards Mr. John A. Fazio Mr. Neil P. Fenton Mr. Andre M. Forte Dr. Robert F. Gucciardo Mr. Thomas F. Hodnett Mr. Richard Inserro Mr. Jose A. Isidro Mr. Ralph L. James Mr. Mark Kleszczewski Mr. Walter A. Kraker Mr. John P. McGuinness Mr. Thomas A. McKenna Mr. Kenneth A. McLellan Mr. Keith McLiverty Mr. John J. Meehan Mr. Thomas P. Moran Mr. Peter F. O Connor Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ritter Mr. Anthony R. Rossi Mr. Stephen J. Smith Mr. Salvatore V. Ursida Mr. Chris J. Wilson Mr. Oscar A. Zamora Class of 1988 Mr. Patrick DeKenipp Mr. Denis M. Drew Mr. Anthony A. Filorimo Mr. Steven J. Geisert Mr. Mathew L. Kauffeld Mr. Frank S. Lavoratore Mr. Cleto J. Manoni Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Metzger Jr. Mr. Charles Rabus Mr. Christopher G. Royael Mr. Steven Scacalossi Mr. Christopher Scott Mr. Robert Spuler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taule

53 Class o f 1989 Mr. Anthony Baglino RPh Mr. Christopher M. Brivio Mr. Massimo DeVellis Mr. Joseph V. Dorsa Mr. Gregory Filip Dr. John J. Foti Jr. Mr. Robert Maina Mr. Sean McLaughlin Mr. Michael Peragine Mr. Christopher J. Ruddy Mr. William Stronge Mr. Kieran Walsh Class of 1990 Mr. Philip L. Adesso Mr. Fabian Banchiero Mr. Michael C. Brescia Mr. Sean Burke Mr. David Cancel Mr. Colum Carey Mr. Peter Cholakis Mr. F. Patrick P. Connolly Mr. Michael G. Connolly Mr. Vincent Daniel Mr. Justin Flanagan Mr. Matthew Gagliano Mr. Thomas J. Gentile Mr. Michael Gillespie Mr. Elvis Grgurovic Mr. Joseph Grimpel Mr. Gerry Henneberger Mr. Kenneth R. Hutchinson Mr. Bradley G. Katinas Mr. Steven E. Kelly Mr. Christopher Laul Mr. Terence P. McGovern Mr. John T. McManus Mr. John O Brien Mr. Michael Papaphotes Mr. Jerry G. Polacek Mr. Matthew Regis Mr. Thomas A. Riso PE Mr. John R. Rogers Mr. Anthony Terranova Mr. Joseph C. Thomassen Mr. Eamon J. Twomey Mr. Eric Wong Mr. Eric C. Zielinski Class of 1991 Mr. James T. Burke Mr. Christopher X. Dougherty Mr. Victor G. Gorman Mr. Michael P. Graf Mr. Michael R. Hefner Mr. Karl V. Hellerich Br. Charles D. Imbergamo Mr. Scott P. Malone Mr. Anand R. Marri Mr. James J. Mitchell Mr. James P. ONeill Mr. Angelo Palmeri Mr. Thomas W. Pettit Mr. Anthony J. Ponzio Mr. Anthony M. Scelta Mr. Christopher A. Sipe Mr. Arthur R. Volker Class of 1992 Mr. Leo R. Albanese Mr. Michael Borg Mr. Brian C. Byrne Mr. Kenneth R. David Mr. Thomas J. Gibbons Mr. James A. Gunther Mr. Jason Jurgens Mr. Daniel Kim Mr. John C. Napolitano Mr. Joseph A. Ottomanelli Mr. Rocky Panetta Mr. Edward P. Quinn Mr. Gregory R. Saladino Mr. Dennis A. Santare Mr. Michael F. Schmitt Class of 1993 Mr. Peter B. Altman Mr. William J. Azzoli Mr. Neal E. Duffy Mr. Paul J. Geis Mr. Mark P. Gorman Mr. Paul W. Griffin Mr. Craig M. Katinas Mr. Christopher Lagares Mr. Christian F. Limberg Mr. Ryan P. McColgan Mr. Christopher M. Mitchell Mr. Joseph J. Reznick Mr. Devin F. Ryan Mr. Thomas Stefanowski Mr. James A. Valentino Mr. Joseph C. Vaughan Mr. Frank J. Weigand Mr. J. P. Zaptin Class of 1994 Mr. Thomas J. Bullaro Mr. Lawrence J. Chanice Mr. James D. Gatta Mr. Sanjay H. Hathiramani Mr. Thomas M. Klimas Mr. George J. Kollappallil Mr. Christopher A. Piazza Mr. Kyle M. Simcox Mr. David R. Simpson Mr. Brendan H. Singleton Mr. James Spoerel Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Stack Mr. Michael G. Twomey Mr. Christopher M. Woltering Class of 1995 Mr. James J. Doherty Mr. Helder O. Gil Mr. John B. Gillespie Mr. Jonathan C. Hoffman Mr. Jason W. Kreitsch Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Lawniczak Mr. Andreas M. Stiebel Mr. Anthony J. Vetell Class of 1996 Mr. Terence Arlotta Mr. Daniel C. Hurley Mr. Brendan A. Maher Mr. Kevin J. McCabe Mr. Christopher M. McCann Mr. William Rose Class of 1997 Mr. John Bazuro Mr. Matthew L. DeRupo Mr. Desmond C. Flynn Mr. Patrick M. Frayne Mr. Michael P. Garcia Mr. Lawrence J. Lyons Mr. Dominick P. Petruccelli III Mr. David J. Voyer Class of 1998 Mr. Rory D. Barthel Mr. Marek L. Biestek Mr. Kevin P. Budway Mr. Joseph Capritto Mr. Christian T. Caputo Mr. Robert L. Coffey Mr. Brian P. Galligan Mr. Marco A. Galvis Mr. Brian P. Kenneally Mr. Vaibhav V. Kothari Mr. Luis R. Santiago Mr. Kenneth M. Strohm Mr. Jonas N. Verdeflor Class of 1999 Mr. Christian B. Almazan Mr. Salvatore D. Casco Mr. Alejandro Charriez Mr. Mark D Introno Mr. Francis T. D Orazi Mr. James J. Horan Mr. Edward M. Kull Mr. Daniel M. McCague Mr. Peter Sinacori Mr. Daniel Sullivan Mr. Eric J. Wursthorn Class of 2000 Mr. Vito Asaro Mr. Jeffrey Astore Mr. William Bernabo Mr. Angelo Cigna Mr. Philip J. Composto Mr. Philip Davino Mr. Kyle DeMasters Mr. Stephen C. Dinko Mr. and Mrs. Keith Eichner Mr. Christopher S. Fontakis Mr. John Frattasi Mr. Randy P. Kamintzky Mr. Sean Murillo Mr. George S. Phillips Mr. Edmund Rosenbaum Mr. James Trainor Class of 2001 Mr. Alfred C. Castillo Mr. Anthony DiTroia Mr. Gaetano A. Fazio Mr. Mark A. Torossian Class of 2002 Mr. Ricardo J. Pinzon Class of 2003 Mr. Yu K. Au Mr. Michael C. VanRossem Mr. Anthony N. Vernaci Mr. Derek L. Zappoli Class of 2004 Ms. Christine D. Camilleri Ms. Christina DelMaestro Mr. James J. Faro Mr. Michael F. Farrell Mr. Robert T. O Connor Mr. Daniel Pagan Ms. Kristen N. Risola Ms. Sharday E. Sanchez Mr. Domagoj Skorpanic 51 G I V I N G REPORT 2006

54 IN MEMORIAM Please remember these members of the Stanner family in your prayers.

55 Stanner Alumni Captain Anthony Marsloe 29 John V. Donaldson 36 (2005) John Hart 37 Rocco H. Mautone 37 Daniel Pesek 41 (2005) Joseph Mongue 43 (2000) Gunther Muller 43 Richard Amideo 48 John Biesty 48 Robert Collins 48 Justin O Mahoney 48 Laurence Sullivan 50 (2005) Eugene Naughton 52 Gerald Roof 52 (2000) Robert Fenske 53 John J. Crawford 54 (2006) Pat Curtin 54 John C Glidden Jr. 54 John E Comparetto 57 (2004) Ralph Loaiza 57 Donnie Burks 59 Douglas W. Grund 60 (2005) Robert A.Caron 61 Vincent A. Mazzurco 63 Arcangelo Rosato 63 Paul Tolle 63 Richard Bigansky 64 (2001) Charles Coletta 64 Maurice Fitzgibbon 64 Robert Berder 70 Frederick Carver 70 (2006) Marius Panzarella 73 Paul Mathes 74 Michael Occar 77 Louis D Angelo 82 Brian Mulqueen 82 Lawrence F. McCarthy 84 (2006) Jason Soto 96 Stanner Family Members Mary Foy Wife of Richard Foy 45 Mr. Sam Baichoo Father of sophomore Paula Baichoo Andrew William Barberesi Son of Sue and Tom Barberesi 93 Patricia Rhatigan Wife of James Rhatigan 70 The mother of Tom Sowinski 64 Mr. Bernard Palmieri Father of Brother Angelo Palmieri 69 Mrs. Anna Contino Mother of Mike Contino, 68 Grandmother of Ryan 96 and Patrick 01 Salvatore Sciano Father of Damian Sciano 85 Molloy Faculty Mr. John Gibbons Brother Paul Bernard

56 Calendar Friday, February 8th Jack Curran 50th Anniversary Event Saturday, April 5th Hall of Fame 22nd Annual Jim Kinnier Stanner Golf Classic Michael Stewart and Opal Vadhan Wednesday, April 9th 50th Anniversary Mass at St. Patrick s Cathedral Monday, May 5th, 2008 North Hills Country Club and Plandome Country Club All proceeds to benefit the John Gibbons Memorial Scholarship Tuesday, April 15th Career Day Sunday, April 27th St. Ann s Communion Breakfast Monday, May 5th Jim Kinnier Stanner Golf Classic For further information regarding golf registration, Journal sponsorships, or to make a donation, please contact: Maria Ford at or her at: mford@molloyhs.org. ARCHBISHOP MOLLOY HIGH SCHOOL Manton Street Briarwood New York Tel: Fax: Non-Profit Org. US Postage PAID Permit No. XX Bayshore, NY 11706