prep today winter 2012

The Magazine for Fairf ield Col lege Preparatory School • Winter 2012

Prep Today

Profile of the Graduate-At-GraduationInCludIng The AnnuAl RePoRT 2010–2011

Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends of Fairfield Prep,

The “Grad at Grad” is a central concept that

inspires our daily life at Prep. It refers to The

Graduate at Graduation, and what we, as a

Jesuit school, aim to create in our graduates.

Cura personalis, “care for the whole person,” is a central

goal of our Ignatian pedagogy. The characteristics of a

Fairfield Prep graduate include being open to growth,

intellectually competent, religious, loving and committed

to doing justice. This “whole person” aspiration is cleverly

illustrated on our magazine cover with a new poster,

which is also hung in classrooms and offices at Prep. This

project, directed by Academic Dean Dr. Donna Andrade,

is meant to remind us daily of our multi-faceted goals as

students, faculty and staff.

Throughout this issue, you will read articulate

reflections and speeches by both our teachers and

students, revealing their daily work and actions to

produce the ultimate “Grad at Grad.” You will also learn

about Alumni who demonstrate their leadership with

dedicated careers and community service projects. I think

you will be quite edified in reading how they continue the

important Jesuit traditions in their daily lives. I would like

to invite you, therefore, to nominate an exemplary Prep

Alumnus for our annual St. Ignatius of Loyola Alumni

Award (read description below). The online nomination

form for this award will be available on our website

during the month of March, and the award recipient

will be honored at the annual Mass of the Holy Spirit in

September.

You will also see highlights of our vibrant school

community, busy with academic achievement,

involvement in the arts and co-curricular activities, and

strong performance by our dynamic Prep sports teams,

who apply the inspiration of Men for Others to build

brotherhood and reach for athletic triumph.

Our Annual Report 2010-11 shows the reality of the

size of our budget and the generous donations by our

benefactors. The growing costs of maintaining a top grade

institution, combined with the very significant need for

financial aid by so many of our students, underscores

the importance of our Annual Fund. Fairfield Prep strives

to keep a Jesuit education financially attainable by our

students. I am most grateful for your charitable support of

our mission, which provides us the means to continue to

educate our boys to become Men for Others. You are indeed

investing in our future graduates, who will receive the

important moral foundation to shape our ever-changing

world.

May you and your loved ones enjoy a peaceful and

happy 2012, filled with God’s blessings!

Rev. John J. Hanwell, S.J.

President

Message froM The PresidenT

The growing costs of maintaining a top grade institution, combined

with the very significant need for financial aid by so many of our

students, underscores the importance of our Annual Fund. I am most

grateful for your charitable support of our mission … to become

Men for Others.

Fairfield Prep is pleased to open nominations for the 3rd annual St. Ignatius of Loyola Alumni Award. The award will be given to recognize those

alumni of Fairfield Prep who exemplify the characteristics that Prep seeks to instill in its graduates, and who have become true Men for Others.

The five Characteristics of the Graduate at Graduation are: I. Open to Growth II. Intellectually Competent III. Religious IV. Loving V. Committed To Doing Justice

Last year, the Prep Community recognized Dr. Jim Roach ‘50 for his extraordinary dedication to his faith and service to others. (See story page 42.)

Prep will accept nominations for the 2012 recipient of this award from March 1 – 31. Information on the award, including criteria for determining eligibility, will be available on Prep’s website under the Alumni tab. Nominations are submitted online by means of an easy-to-use online form; filling out the form should take five to ten minutes. All members of the Prep community are encouraged to read the information on this award and to consider nominating a worthy Prep alumnus. If you submitted a nomination last year, you will have to resubmit the candidate’s nomination. Nominations close on March 31, 2011.

Thank you for taking the time to consider submitting a nomination. Any questions, please contact Rory Bernier ’06, Director of Alumni Relations, at [email protected].

Nominate an Outstanding Alumnus for the St. Ignatius of Loyola Alumni Award

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Prep TodayThe Magazine for

Fairfield College Preparatory School

Winter 2012

Colleen Adams, P’08, ’11Editor, “Prep Today”

Director of Communications

Margaret GaleanoDesigner

DeveloPMent AnD AluMni offiCe

larry Carroll ’63Vice President for Advancement

Bob Donahue ’87Director of Development

J Dillon Collins ’98Director of Major Gifts

Rory J. Bernier ’06Director of Alumni Relations

Kathy norellSpecial Events Coordinator

Development StaffRobyn fry

Julie Pollard

Prep Today magazine, is published twice a year by

Fairfield College Preparatory School, and is available on our

website: www.fairfieldprep.org

Editorial offices are located in:Fairfield College Preparatory School

Development and Alumni OfficeXavier Hall 112

Fairfield, CT 06824-5157(203) 254-4237

letteRs to the eDitoR:Send to above address or

by email to:

[email protected]

or by fax: (203) 254-4071

Photo CReDits:Colleen Adams, P’08, ’11

Rory Bernier ’06Christian CashmanJ Dillon Collins ’98

Corey DennisElliott Gualtiere

Gus PowellPeggy Rein, P’11Joseph Rog, P’12

Joseph Roberts, P’12, ’13Seidler Photography

Robert Taylor PhotographyPlus contributed photos

I am delighted to be back at Fairfield Prep. As an Alumnus

and administrator, I will make sure that Alumni are heard

and that the best ideas are put forth in scheduling future

activities. We offered great events over the fall with the

Stamford Business Breakfast, the Washington D.C. Reception,

the New York City Christmas Reception, our College Student

Holiday Reception, the Rodeo at Madison Square Garden and

the Columbus House and Merton House soup kitchen service

days. We are looking forward to the Alumni Hockey Game, a

March Madness event, and Business Breakfasts in both Boston

and New York. In this issue, you’ll read about some of our most

active alums, who are giving back to the community and being

“Men for Others.” Hockey is in full swing, the basketball team

is off to another great year, and Alumni are getting together to

reconnect with Prep. For future events go to Facebook.com/fairfieldprepalumni and “LIKE US”

so you’ll receive updates. Or see the Fairfield Prep website (www.fairfieldprep.org) for all news

and upcoming events. We also have a Youtube channel with great videos to view. I wish you

all a wonderful 2012 and if you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Rory J. Bernier, Director of Alumni Relations

Note: J Dillon Collins ’98, former Director of Alumni Relations, has assumed the new

position of Director of Major Gifts, working with constituents to support the Prep mission.

Rory J. Bernier ’06 Director of Alumni Relations

You are welcome to contact me at 203.254.4200, ext. 2219 or [email protected]

A New Face in Alumni Relations

Prep Pride, a beautiful on-campus store near the school cafeteria in Berchmans Hall, is

open Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8 am to 3 pm. Shop online at www.fairfieldprep.org/preppride to purchase popular Prep Pride apparel, gifts and accessories.

Get Your Prep Pride On!

On the Cover: All Jesuit high schools throughout the nation share a common philosophy, common goals, and common vocabulary which defines the ministry of Jesuit secondary education in the United States as articulated in The Profile of the Graduate-at-Graduation. Jesuit education is, has been, and always will be focused on whole person education: mind, spirit, and body. Jesuit schools accomplish this through cura personalis (personalized care and concern for the individual) and through a holistic curriculum. Thus, Jesuit education aims to graduate students who possess the desire and the personal resources to be “men and women for and with others.” The poster shown here is a visual representation of The Profile of the Graduate-at-Graduation. This poster was designed by Dr. Donna Andrade, Academic Dean, who adapted it from a similar poster created by DeSmet Jesuit High School in St. Louis. Dr. Andrade collaborated with graphic design consultant, Margaret Galeano, of gr8pg.com (Great Page), and Colleen Adams, Director of Communications at Prep, to execute this project. This poster hangs in all Prep classrooms to remind students and teachers of Fairfield Prep’s mission. Special thanks to our models, pictured from left: Dean Duffy ’11, Tony Fox ’14 and Matt Connelly ’12. Thanks also to Ray Boudiette ’12, hockey model.

Open to Growth • Intellectually Competent Religious • Loving • Committed to Justice

T h e p r o f i l e o f T h e g r a d u a T e - a T - g r a d u a T i o n

fairfield College preparatory School A Jesuit, Catholic School of Excellence

www.youtube.com/fairfieldprep1

www.facebook.com/fairfieldprepalumni

www.twitter.com/fairfieldprep

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Becoming the

Grad at GradTaken from a speech given to the incoming Senior Class of 2012 at

Senior Orientation Retreat, August 24, 2011

I was first exposed to the Graduate at Graduation when I

was fourteen years old. It was my first day as a freshman at

Boston College High School in Dorchester, Massachusetts.

I remember a biology teacher at BC High, Mr. John Sullivan,

talking about these concepts: open to growth; intellectually

competent; religious; loving; and committed to doing justice. To

be honest, they all were just words to me. I was starting a new

school, I had soccer practice that day, and my fourteen-year-old

mind was telling me that this was not very important.

Fast forward four years later. At the BC High Senior Awards

Night I received an award for — shocking as it may seem —

Calculus. As the night drew to a close, I noticed an award was

going to be given to a senior who “best exemplified the ideals of

the Graduate at Graduation.” I began to think of the many guys

who I had spent the last four years with who were deserving of

this award. When I heard my name announced as the recipient

of the award, I was shocked. At BC High I had been taught the

ideals of the Grad at Grad, but never once had I gone out and

done something because it was religious, or because it was

loving, or because it made me intellectually competent. I just

did what felt right. I began to realize that the education and

experiences that the school had provided me, as well as the

teachers and the friends I had made there, all influenced the

decisions I had made in my life...

When my guidance counselor encouraged me to develop

a passion I had for writing and to meet students who were

not normally math-focused, she gave me the opportunity to

become open to growth. When my physics teacher made me

solve so many problems that I didn’t care how far that stupid

rocket flew, but I ended up scoring a 5 on the AP Exam, he gave

me the opportunity to become intellectually competent. When

my theology teacher challenged our class to write reflections

on the weekly gospels to encourage us to think more critically

and reflectively about our faith, he gave us the opportunity to

become religious. When my friend called me because he had

gotten into trouble and his parents had kicked him out of his

house, he gave me the opportunity to become loving. When the

campus minister encouraged me to tutor at the local Boston

public middle schools, he gave me the opportunity to become

committed to doing justice.

As Prep students, you act out the five ideals through your

community service and other requirements. But to truly call

yourself a Prep grad you need to live out these ideals without

thinking about them — to become a “Man for Others.” Take some

time each day and say a quick hi to someone in the hall and

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have a conversation with them. Put in an extra fifteen minutes

of study and feel more confident going into that quiz. Hold

a door open for someone. Make the moral choice in a tough

situation. If you start with small actions every day and take

advantage of the opportunities that you have, you will turn into

a person who best exemplifies a Prep Graduate at Graduation.

I want to leave you with two challenges: Number One: Take a few minutes each night, whether it’s

when you are driving home from school or before you go to bed,

and think about the things you did during your day …these do

not have to be heroic acts, but acts that were genuine actions …

it is my hope that by taking the time to acknowledge these acts

they will become part of your daily routine.

Number Two: Give each other the opportunity to become

open to growth, intellectually competent, religious, loving,

or committed to doing justice. Have a conversation with an

acquaintance or a friend, and allow him the opportunity to hear

your story so he can appreciate the uniqueness we all have

and become more open to growth. Invite some guys that are

struggling into your study groups to give them an opportunity

to become intellectually competent. Grab a friend and head

to morning mass to give him an opportunity to become more

religious. When you get knocked down, allow a friend the

opportunity to love and pick you back up. Grab a few friends and

do that community service event you’ve always wanted to do,

and give each other the opportunity to become committed to

doing justice. As Prep brothers, opportunity is a great gift we can

give to one another.

This senior year will bring about tremendous change in your

life. As you journey through your final year on campus together

as Prep brothers, think about the ideals of the Grad at Grad often.

You know what they are, but the question is — how well will you

live them? I wish you nothing but the best for your senior year,

and I hope that you all continue to go forth and set

the world on fire.

By Tim Dee, Math Teacher, Soccer and Basketball Coach

I am amazed by the energy and the excellence of the boys

I’ve taught here for 32 years. I really enjoy long-lost voices

who take the time to email me about their lives. Most are

married and have boys who are dreaming of coming to Prep.

The Jesuits have a simple description for this cycle of

spirit, dedication and achievement. It is called Cura Personalis,

meaning we care about the whole person. There are many

things in our formation that go beyond the extraordinary

academics we offer. We reach into the soul. We challenge

them to go beyond the safe and the obvious with community

work and world-wide involvement. We launch them on an

intellectual, moral and compassionate adventure as Prep

graduates. Sure, it’s a tall order, but I am hardly exaggerating

the results I see.

I couldn’t name the thousands of boys whom I have

taught; each remains special for me. But I want to mention a

few with no less affection for the others.

I still think of Damian Long ’94 as the best student I ever

taught. Damian was busy writing novels and plays during

his sophomore year. I let him take over the teaching of Moby

Dick, because he seemed to know that complex allegorical

novel better than I did. Such students are a rare gift that

enrich the classroom. All three Long brothers were bitten by

the theater bug.

Another outstanding boy I had in my creative writing

class was crazy about the idea of becoming a writer. Jeff Davis ’93 was one of the most self-directed kids I ever met. I

couldn’t keep up reading all that he wrote — blood splashed

stories specializing in gory murder cases. What a fiendish

imagination! But it served him well as he became the creator,

producer and chief writer for “Criminal Minds,” the smash TV

hit which features a group of criminologists hunting down

serial killers. When he emailed me to thank me years later I

was as proud as his father.

My most cherished note came from a young man who

wasn’t an academic star, but in many ways he represented

the kind of boy who is the heart and soul of Prep. Pete Patton ’90 was a disciplined and serious student who wanted to

make the best of his Prep education. I watched as he took a

rough talent and through hard work and dedication improved

enormously. This is a small excerpt of Peter’s email. “The

Ignatian vision and the Prep way didn’t hit me until I left and

entered college. Again, I never led the league in GPA, but it

was the lessons imparted underneath that stone cross that

gave me the belief that I could compete.” Pete is a writer

and research specialist working for the New York Police

Department.

The last boy I will mention is featured on this edition’s

cover. Dean Duffy ’11 is on the left morphing from athlete

to chemistry student to a blue-jean-clad social activist on a

mission trip. I was impressed with his energy on the sports

field, his dedication to studies and his participation in the

greater life of the school.

Guys like Dean Duffy come to us already formed from

great families, churches and communities but it is their

openness to continued growth that makes them so easy

to teach and so much a part of the Jesuit vision. I liked

Dean immediately but grew to admire him as I watched his

strength and courage dealing with his mother’s illness and

death last year. I saw the other boys rally around him, too.

What a great place to teach! What a great place to be a

student! It’s not a cliché to say that we are all Prepsters for

life. The many faces and voices of Prep are one. If I knew high

school could be this good, I might have stayed in it forever;

come to think of it, I have…

By Barry Wallace, English teacher

A great place to teach, learn, and stay forever

4 Prep Today

By Patrick Corona ’12 and Michael Whelan ’12

The 2010 season was a good one for Prep Cross Country,

but with only a fourth place finish in Connecticut, it was

not what it could have been. When the two of us (Patrick

Corona, and Michael Whelan) first found out that we would be

captains alongside seniors Billy schloth and Connor Rog, we

L-r: Coach Bob Ford, Jr., Raphael Kinney ’14, James Mulliken ’14, Patrick Corona ’12, Scott Ball ’13, Michael Whelan ’12, (Saint Ignatius),

Alec Hilton ’14, Brendan Terry ’12, Christian Alvarado ’14, Connor Rog ’12, James Murphy ’14, Billy Schloth ’12, and Coach Bob Ford, Sr.

True State Champions!CRoSS CouNTRy JeSuiTS BeCome…

promised ourselves that Prep would be first in the state this

time around. It was hard not to be optimistic. In the preseason

coaches’ poll, the Jesuits were ranked above everyone else.

Unfortunately, this also put a target on our backs from day one.

With a state championship as our goal, the bar was set high and

the competition knew it. Connor Rog led the pack, but to win, we

needed all of our top five runners to race their best.

COnnOR ROG

Undefeated in all Connecticut XC meets, Wilton Invitational Champion,

Wickham Invitational Champion, 1st Place Thetford Woods Trail Run,

SCC Champion (2nd year), Class LL Champion (3rd year), State Open 1st

place (new course record), 2nd Place New England Championship (top

Connecticut runner), 1st place Jesuit HS Championships, 10th place

Foot Locker Northeast Regional Championships, Flotrack & Dyestat

nationally ranked, 2010 Gatorade Connecticut Cross Country Runner of

the Year, 2011 Sports-Person of the Year from Fairfield for the Fairfield

Country Sports Association, Gatorade Player of the Year 2011 & 2012,

10th place in Northeast Regional Footlocker Championship, 18th in the

Finals of the Footlocker National Championship in San Diego, New

Haven Register All-Star team and MVP, CT-Post All-Star team and MVP,

Outstanding Cross Country Runner of the year CHSCA.

ChRIsTIAn AlvARADOPrep’s #2 runner, All Quinnipiac

Division SCC, All-SCC, 5th Class LL,

14th State Open, 17th Connecticut

finisher in New England

Championship (49th overall), 4th

in Jesuit HS Championship, 1st

place in Sophomore race at Foot

Locker Northeast Championships,

New Haven Register All-Star team,

CT-Post All-Star team.

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On behalf of the entire team, I have to

thank both Fords – Jr. and Sr. – for the

immense inspiration and guidance you

have given us over these past

months and, for us seniors,

over the past four years. The

influence you have had on our

lives is a profound one. Cross

Country has taught us patience,

perseverance, and pride, but

without the two of you, there

is no Cross Country. You have given us

an education that is even more important

than the one inside the classroom, an

education that lasts a lifetime.

A Special Thank You

from Michael Whelan ’12 and the t

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Wilton Invitational 1st team; Thetford Invitational 2nd team; SCC Quinnipiac Champions (12-0 dual meets); 3rd team SCC Championships; 1st team Class LL; 1st team State Open; 2nd team New England Championships (top Connecticut team) beating a nationally ranked team; 1st team Jesuit HS Championships; Outstanding Connecticut Cross Country Team – CHSCA & US Marine Corp

We learned this the hard way at the Bethel Invitational, an

early-season race that we were supposed to dominate. Only a

couple guys in that top five didn’t do well, and we placed third.

This was a blow to our confidence, and was closely followed

by an even worse dilemma. Billy schloth, one of our fellow

captains, developed a knee injury that sidelined him for the

rest of the season. Billy was All-SCC as a junior and his absence

hurt the team greatly. Without him, the pack behind Connor

suddenly became weaker. We needed someone to fill Billy’s

shoes, and sophomore Christian Alvarado did just that.

In the summer, Coaches Bob ford, Jr. and Bob ford, sr., had hoped that Christian would be varsity after a successful

freshman year. But nobody could have expected the

tremendous leaps and bounds he made, not even the coaches.

Christian emerged as one of the top three runners on the team

and kept improving as the season progressed, finishing all-state.

But even with Chris in Billy’s place, we

still needed that critical fifth man in

order to round out the team. scott Ball (pictured left) claimed that spot and

proved to be the difference maker for

us. His times improved as much as 30

seconds, which gave us a lower team

score, and resulted in a state title.

Seniors Patrick Corona and Michael Whelan also had great championship

seasons, posting many personal best times, and continuing

their rivalry for key places in the front pack.

Finally, Connor Rog led our team the entire season, wire

to wire, going undefeated in Connecticut finishing in first by

a landslide at the State Open. He had an unbelievable season

which ended with a trip to San Diego for the Footlocker

National Championships where he placed 18th in the nation.

FPXC finished 1st in the state in convincing fashion with

a 41 point win over rival Xavier. All of the success that we

experienced was the result of unceasing team effort and

inspiring coaching. Each and every varsity runner was crucial,

whether it was Connor Rog finishing 1st in the state, or

scott Ball rounding out the team score as the 5th man. In an

undisputable fashion, our team persevered through adversity,

and proved to everyone that we were true State Champions.

PATRICk COROnA Prep’s #3 runner, All

Quinnipiac Division SCC,

All-SCC (12th), 11th Class

LL (medalist), 50th State

Open, 27th Connecticut

finisher in New England

Championship (91st

overall), 3rd place in

Jesuit HS Championship,

New Haven Register

All-Star team, CT Post All

Star team.

MIChAel WhelAnPrep’s #4 runner, All

Quinnipiac Division, 13th

Class LL, 42nd State

Open, 53rd New England

Championship, 2011 SCC Fall

Student-Athlete Award, CT

Post All-Star Team.

COACh BOB FORD, JR. Connecticut Post and New

Haven Register Boys Cross

Country Coach of the Year.

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6 Prep Today

Excerpts from the Parents:

In addition to the strong academic and sports programs, we are particularly impressed by Fairfield Prep’s four-year community service program. We

believe that this will help to develop our son into a compassionate young man. While our local public high school does have a program of community service, it does not match the depth and breadth of the Fairfield Prep offering.

We toured the campus and spoke to a number of faculty members. Our experience began with a lasting impression made by the students. They

were all well mannered and informed about the specific subject or activity that they volunteered to present. They also appeared to have a genuine enthusiasm for their school. The faculty members that we spoke to were knowledgeable and seemed to have a strong connection with the students. I believe this successful partnership between students and faculty creates a rich environment for students to succeed academically.

God comes first and it is hard to raise a God-fearing young man in today’s world, especially during the high school years. The fact that Fairfield

Prep has a strong curriculum and also strengthens the relationship students have with God is just remarkable. Another part of your mission statement that stood out to us was where it speaks about challenging its students to live as men of conscience, compassion and action. Climbing the corporate ladder means nothing if you have to step on everyone’s toes in order to be successful. We want our son to be successful in life and be a good, positive contributor to society and we know Fairfield Prep will work hand and hand with us in preparing our son for college and life.

Men for Others — I was first introduced to this Jesuit concept at [my Jesuit high school] and it has played an instrumental role in my life ever

since. In both my personal and professional life this mindset has been my moral compass; a gift from the Jesuits at [my Jesuit high school] and [my Jesuit college] who provided me with the tools to make the right choices in life. Simply stated, I want my son to be exposed to the same quality education and life teachings as I received as a young man. The positive impact the Jesuits have had on my life has been and continues to be invaluable.

Admissions excitement

Excerpts from the Applicants:

I went onto YouTube to check out some of the highlight videos from the sports teams, and it’s very impressive.

On my shadow day three weeks ago, I noticed that the teachers don’t baby the students; they push them to the best that they can be. I really enjoyed

the learning environment at Prep. It seemed challenging and there was total class participation. I also noticed on my shadow day, that there were students from all different backgrounds and everyone got along with each other which I really enjoyed. Many teachers began their classes with a prayer, which I think is a great idea. The combination of education and spiritual growth will prepare me for challenges in the years to come. I look forward to wearing my Jesuit Cap with honor beginning next fall.

I watched your video and I asked many of your students about Fairfield Prep and they told me your education and curriculum is very challenging. From my

previous experiences, elementary school and middle school were a breeze. I am looking for a challenge so I can find out where my natural talents are.

Out of the many things that I heard and saw at the Open House, one thing kept reappearing. Everyone was talking about the bonds that people build

at the Prep, and when I heard about this I was very excited. Visiting the school during my Shadow Day only reinforced this idea. Friendship is a very important thing for me and I could see it radiating out of this school.

Hundreds of prospective students and their families attended the Open House held on October 2 to learn about Fairfield Prep’s many offerings. Here are some reactions from prospective students and parents.

OPen HOuse: OcTOber 2, 2011

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For the past two years,

the Office of Student

Activities has sponsored

the Freshman Olympics at

Freshman Orientation days.

Activities include: Tug of War;

Home Run Derby; Basketball

Foul Shooting; and Dodge Ball.

This experience has afforded

Fairfield Prep’s newest students

an opportunity to bond with

each other and experience the Prep community. Freshmen also

meet their homeroom teacher, get their class schedule and

their locker.

The Campus Ministry Office also sees this as an opportunity

for the upperclassmen who will lead both Freshman Rally Day

(in October) and the Freshman Retreat (in March) to get to know

the freshman class.

Six years ago, Rally Day began as an effort to introduce retreat

leaders to the freshmen in small groups. This day includes prayer,

conversation and games including Capture the Flag on Grauert

Field. All of these activities help our freshmen get acclimated

to Prep and get them acquainted with the upperclassmen who

will be there to help them along the way like big brothers. These

events have been extremely well received and we

intend to continue them into the future.

By Elliott Gualtiere, Director of Campus Ministry

an Olympic-sized welcome for Freshmen

Father Michael G. Boughton, S.J. Appointed Assistant for Formation

Father Michael G.

Boughton, S.J., was

appointed on November

16, 2011 as Assistant for

Formation for the Maryland,

New England and New

York Jesuit Provinces. Fr.

Boughton will assume the

role this summer.

He has served as director

of campus ministry at the College of the Holy Cross,

president of Fairfield Prep (1996-2006), rector of

the Fairfield Jesuit Community and director of the

Center for Ignatian Spirituality at Boston College.

Fr. Boughton also served as a delegate to General

Congregation Thirty-Five.

Father Boughton, S.J., brings not only a wealth

of administrative and pastoral experience but a

deep appreciation and understanding of Ignatian

spirituality and the directions for Jesuit life and

ministry encouraged by the most recent general

congregation.

Responding to theCall of Christ.

Everyone has a great calling.Let us help you discern yours.

The Society of Jesusin the United States

www.Jesuit.orgwww.JesuitVocation.org

8 Prep Today

Below you will find reflections written by two of our students who have recently attended

one of our newest trips and one of our oldest trips. The Ignatian Family Teach-In is a

conference open to Jesuit high schools and universities throughout the world that Prep has

participated in for many years. This conference, which moved from Columbus, GA to Washington,

D.C. in 2010, focuses on social justice issues nationwide and worldwide.

Our trip to Jamaica, which ran for the third time in July, 2011, is another opportunity that we

offer our students each year. Students who attend this trip stay on the outskirts of Montego Bay,

Jamaica with the Mustard Seed Communities and help out in the local orphanages. Mustard Seed

Communities began in 1978 and have grown throughout Jamaica. Please contact me

if you would like to learn more about Prep’s Christian Service opportunities.

Jonathan DeRosa, Director of Student Activities & Christian Service

c H a n g I n g T H e w O r l d a n d O u r s e l v e s

I would like to start off by

explaining that the Teach-In

is an annual Jesuit conference

promoting social justice. This year’s

Teach-In theme, from Jesuit Fr. Peter

Kolvenbach, S.J.’s, 2000 Santa Clara

address, was “Gritty Reality.” He said,

“Students, in the course of their

formation, must let the gritty reality

of this world into their lives so they

can learn to feel it, think about it

critically, respond to its suffering

and engage it constructively.” What

Ignatian Teach-InWashington, D.C.

2011

does gritty reality mean? It is the low depths in society where we

would not normally go. Where injustice is present and the poor

are oppressed. It is a place where people do not have the same

benefits we do. We may not even be aware that it can be found

right around the corner.

Through my days at the Teach-In I learned to go through

those three steps — of feeling it, thinking about it, and engaging

in it. To feel the presence of the gritty reality — not to ignore

it. To think about it and to contemplate how you can help. And

lastly to engage in it constructively — and make a difference in

those places. To step out of your comfort zone to help others and

bring justice for the greater good. Even the slightest help can

bring change.

I challenge you to go into your local communities and see

if there is any “grit” in the area. Try to feel it, think about it,

and engage in it. Our Prep community provides us with many

opportunities to go out into the gritty realities of the world and

make a difference. Some students have really accomplished

this through service and mission trips such as Urban Plunge,

Appalachia, El Salvador, Ecuador, and Jamaica. But for those

who have yet to experience any of these, I urge you to go and

to see for yourself. I myself take up this challenge in my local

community of Bridgeport and make a step towards wiping out

the grit of the community. One conference speaker said, “Direct

experience will be able to change a person’s mind.” This is true.

Without literally going out into these places you

will never know the gritty reality of today’s society.

Taken from reflection by Huythanh Tran ’12

Prep Today 9

Blessed AreTuesday, July 19, 2011

White, healthy hands, That feed, That clap,That hold and care for,That pull fierce weeds, And paint boards and eaves,Reaching for water in thirst, Held upward, outstretched,Heavenward.Black hands, gnarled,Clutched and pressed likeThick vines against little chestsWaving, graspingCovered in drool and cornmeal,But just as much,Held upward, outstretchedEven touching heavenAnd earth —God’s delight.

Poem by Christian Cashman, Theology Teacher

Fairfield Prep’s service

trip to the Mustard

Seed Community at

Blessed Assurance in Montego

Bay, Jamaica is one that I

will definitely never forget.

Writing this reflection on the

plane ride home, I feel like a

changed person. Having been

to Jamaica once before, I was

aware of the extreme poverty

and the rough conditions. Now

I have a better understanding

of what it means to live in

those conditions and am very

proud to say that I experienced

Jamaica in a way that no

vacation can deliver.

A typical day at Blessed

Assurance begins around 6:30

am with 20 minutes to shower

and get dressed. The group

then heads down to breakfast

where a prayer is said before

we consume the delicious food

cooked by the chefs of the

Mustard Seed Community.

Around 8:15 am we head

to the gazebo where the

disabled children are waiting.

Devotions soon begin with an

announcement by one of the

caregivers and then we begin

to sing, dance, and clap to

praise the Lord. Worship ends

with a Bible reading, a prayer,

and thanks for another day.

Work varies at Blessed

Assurance depending on the

need. My group was assigned

to paint and landscape. Each

day groups of six would

alternate assignments. We

were asked to landscape

the trenches. We cleared an

immense amount of weeds

so the draining system could

handle the common short and

hard rainstorms that occur.

We also painted many of the

buildings at Blessed Assurance

to upgrade their appearance.

Around 12:15 pm we gather

again in the gazebo for more

devotions. From there we eat

lunch, help feed the children

and rest before the next work

shift.

At 2 pm we put in another

two hours and then clean up

our sites. Being very hot and

tired, we head to our cabin to

rest, shower and change. Most

of our clothes are donated to

the project, so we leave with a

lot less than we arrived with.

Around 6 pm we pray and

eat dinner which is very good.

Typically there is rice, beef,

chicken and plantains. The

cooks do a good job.

The rest of the night is

usually spent with the children

playing games, reading to

them, taking them on walks,

feeding them and helping

the nurses with whatever

they need. This time can also

be spent relaxing, napping,

throwing the Frisbee around,

or just “kickin’ it” as the

Jamaicans say.

As it starts to get dark, we

settle down and reflect on the

day. Reflections usually last

from 30 to 45 minutes and

each student is given a chance

to talk about the day or share

his feelings with the group.

We sing songs and pray during

this time as well.

By 10 pm lights are out

and everyone is usually sound

asleep. The boys sleep in a

room full of bunk beds where

the sleeping conditions are

decent.

One of our days was spent

at Widow’s Mite, another

Mustard Seed community,

approximately a two-hour

drive away. The last day was

spent at a beautiful beach

where we swam and played

games the whole day. A good

amount of time is spent

driving around and it is very

interesting to see the Jamaican

countryside. Overall, our time

in Jamaica was very rewarding

and filled with laughter.

Taken from

reflection by

Chris Felner ’13

JamaicaMustard Seed

Community

2011

10 Prep Today

All the World’s A Stage

The Prep Players presented The Complete Works of

William Shakespeare Abridged on November 17-19 at the Wien Experimental Theater at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts. Directed by Megan Hoover, Fine Arts Chair and Drama/English teacher. Watch video on the Prep YouTube Channel!

School Happenings

Prep Center News Broadcasts Events

MSG Varsity sponsors the new Prep club which utilizes the latest technology to record and produce game and event videos. The first

broadcast from the Prep newsroom featured Matt Connelly ’12 and Dan Luciano ’12. At the Amity “Game Day,” Kenny Trojanowski ’12 (left) and Kevin Sinclair ’12 (right) were sports commentators in front of the towel-waving Bomb Squad. Students interested in getting involved should see Mr. Kevin Altieri, Social Studies teacher and club moderator.

NY Times Columnist Visits Senior Writers Mr. Jamie Chesbro, English teacher, invited New York Times columnist Sam Borden to speak to his senior Writing Essentials class about his career. Sam Borden has been either a staff reporter or sports columnist for the (New York) Daily News, The Florida Times-Union, and The Journal News. Borden hosted a sports talk show for WJXL in Jacksonville, Florida. In 2007 the Associated Press named him the No. 1 Sports Columnist in New York (in circulation category). He co-authored Ace in America, the biography of Yankees pitcher Chien-Ming Wang (CTW, 2007). He has appeared in SI.com and Men’s Fitness among others.

It was a Hallo-scream!The annual Senior Halloween Costume contest took place

on October 31 in the Cafeteria. Mr. John Brennan MC’d the

event, and the Gorillas won!

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Prep scholar athletes sign national letters of Intent

Fairfield Prep is proud

to announce the

signings of three

Scholar Athletes to national

letters of intent. Through

their strong character and

outstanding academic and

athletic efforts, each senior

has earned the opportunity

to continue to compete in

his sport while achieving a

college degree.

Terence M. Tarpey has

built standout records

in both his academic life

and basketball career

at Prep through hard

work and determination.

Terry participates in

Prep’s Jeopardy Club and

community service at the

Stamford Boys and Girls

Club. His athleticism and

leadership have made

Terry a standout in Prep’s

basketball program where

he has played at the varsity

level for four years and

serves as team captain

this year. Terry will attend

the College of William

and Mary where he will

continue his basketball and

academic careers.

Conor B. Barr has

distinguished himself in

achieving highly successful

careers in his athletic and

academic life at Prep. Conor

has participated in lacrosse

as a three-year varsity team

member and in football where

he played at varsity level in

senior year. Conor has enjoyed

involvement in Prep’s Debate

Club and Stock Market Club

Tema honored as Adviser of the Year

Mrs. Dolores Tema received the Balfour Adviser of the Year award at its annual convention in Dallas

on January 13. The award is given to one teacher each year to acknowledge his/her work as a yearbook adviser, including the inspiration and instruction he/she has provided to a generation of aspiring journalists, graphic designers, photographers and business and marketing

managers. The Prep Community is very proud of Mrs. Tema’s recognition and longtime service as moderator of the Yearbook staff.

National Merit Scholars

Fairfield Prep is pleased to announce recognition of nine seniors in the National Merit Scholarship Program. All nine students were

commended based on the PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test taken in their junior year. Over one million students from across the nation entered the competition by taking the test, and the Prep winners were selected based on top performance in the highly competitive state of Connecticut. Front row from left: Dr. Robert Perrotta, Principal, Michael Whelan, Daniel Welch, kenneth Clancy and Rev. John J. hanwell, s.J., President. Back row from left: Jeremy Mellinger, Jack Curry, Jackson Roth, Conor Tanzman, Marek Zaleski and Peter Barston.

2011 Future Global Leader Award

henry Burbank ’12 has been announced as a winner of the 2011 Future Global Leader Award, as one of

34 winners from the participating Fairfield County high schools which include approximately 50,000 high school students. The Future Global Leader Award Program is sponsored by the World Affairs Forum. Established in 2009, the program honors students at participating high

schools throughout Fairfield County who demonstrate outstanding leadership in understanding global issues and solving global problems. The high school principals designate their Future Global Leader based on this criteria.

and has contributed to the

Campus Ministry program as

a Freshman Retreat leader in

his junior year. Conor looks

forward to studying Criminal

Justice and playing lacrosse at

Drexel University.

Charles C. Keady is an

enthusiastic and dedicated

student athlete having

achieved a strong academic

record and standout athletic

history in two varsity

sports at Prep. Charlie has

demonstrated leadership

as Vice President of Prep’s

Business Club and as a two-

year member of student

government. He has served

as a member of the Cardinal

Key Society. Charlie has

played both football and

lacrosse at the varsity level

for three years and will

continue his lacrosse career

and study business at the

University of Michigan.

From left, front row: Terry Tarpey, Conor Barr and Charles Keady. Back row: Rev. John Hanwell, S.J.,

President; Leo Redgate ’86, Varsity Basketball Coach; Chris Smalkais, Varsity Lacrosse Coach; Steve

Donahue ’92, Athletic Director, and Dr. Robert Perrotta, Principal.

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The 2011 Father-Son Sports Night turnout was close to 400 as Prep fathers, students, coaches,

faculty and administration gathered in Brissette Gym on November 14 to hear Mike D’Antoni, head coach of the New York Knicks. Coach D’Antoni came with a message that enthusiasm and focus are primary keys to success in life.

The Fathers’ Club is extremely grateful to Coach D’Antoni who filled in for NBC Sports personality Bob Costas who was called away on urgent business. Costas will be speaking on Sports Night 2012!

Proceeds from the event will be used to further the mission of the Fathers’ Club, and support activities at Prep. Thanks to all the fathers who volunteered time to make the event a huge success. In particular thanks to Tom Dolan ’81, P’12 for his leadership.

A Hypnotic Evening of Fun and Surprises

The Mother/Son event allowed moms and their boys to share

memories, a wonderful meal and be thoroughly entertained by a hypnotist who had the boys dancing, singing and totally coming out of their shells! If you attended the Mother/Son Event, then you laughed until you cried. Dinner was delicious – thanks to Prep’s own vivian, Frank and their staff. Many thanks to Maureen hand, P’13 and Maria Martucci, P’13 for coordinating the evening.

Father-Son Sports Night is a tremendous success!NY Knicks Head Coach Mike D’Antoni

was warmly welcomed by the Prep

community.

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Taken from a speech by Tony Fox ’14, a S.E.E.D. financial aid recipient,

given at the President’s Dinner which is held annually to honor Prep

benefactors who contribute $2,500 or more annually.

My name is Tony Fox and I am currently a sophomore

at Fairfield Prep. I am from Bridgeport, Connecticut

and I am currently a member of the MSG Varsity club,

stock market club, the Varsity football team, S.E.E.D., and Student

Government officer for the sophomore class. Ultimately, my goal

is to study biochemistry at Georgia Tech after I graduate Prep.

Let me start by telling you why I chose to attend Fairfield

Prep. One thing that every freshman does at Prep is participate

in the Freshmen Field Day. During this day, we host a younger

child from one of the inner city Catholic grammar schools in

Bridgeport. We take part in games, take pictures and have lunch

with the child we host. Well, I was one of those students who

came to Prep when I was in the 3rd grade at St. Augustine’s

School in 2006. This was my first experience with Prep. I

remember pulling into Prep, thinking that I was entering a

castle. Everyone was smiling and seemed so welcoming and

happy at Prep. Even though I was too young to realize it then,

I had experienced what I would come to know as the Prep

Brotherhood. I saw people of all colors and races together

happily working as one. Once you are a member of the Prep

family, your Prep brothers have your back. Knowing that the

person sitting next to me, behind me, or in front of me is looking

out for me, is a great feeling to have. Ever since I experienced

Freshman Field Day as a 3rd grader, my mind was focused on

going to Prep.

Once I was accepted to Fairfield Prep, I made sure that I took

advantage of the many opportunities that arise for the students.

Prep offers a wide range of clubs, teams, and social and diversity

aspects. In addition to this, Prep offers a few other things that I

cherish: a great education, moral values, and everyday skills that

I will need toward my next step in life.

One of the major programs at Prep that I am a part of is

S.E.E.D. which stands for “Students for Educational Excellence

through Diversity.” Diversity is not only defined by one’s race,

but also by religious, geographical and socio-economic diversity.

Therefore, it is because of you that I am here at Prep. One in

four freshmen at Prep… would not be here if it were not for the

generosity of all of you. My mom is a single mother with limited

income, who would never be able to send me to this school by

herself. I thank you on our behalf.

Finally, let me tell you about the ways in which Fairfield Prep

has challenged and encouraged me to grow. One of the things

that Prep teaches its students is the Jesuit mission and motto,

“Being a man for others.” …Being a man for others starts by

becoming a leader; another value that Prep teaches. Fairfield

Prep allows and wants each young man to go through his high

school career being a leader in the classroom, on the field, and in

his own communities. Being a man for others challenges each of

us to not give into peer pressure; this concept challenges us to be

leaders, not followers.

Fairfield Prep has also challenged me to excel both in and

outside of the classroom. The Prep staff and coaches… challenge

and push us to reach our full potential on and off the field.

Tony Fox ’14 shares an attitude of gratitude

Nothing is handed to you at Prep without working hard and

overcoming obstacles, doing the magis, doing the more in your

life. On the football field or in any sport, our coaches look to see

who will be that person to step up and do something or make

something happen. The Prep faculty is willing to do what it

takes to help me be successful. I am not ashamed to say that

math challenges me … staying afterschool or coming into school

early for extra help, has helped me to stay on top of my studies.

Lastly, and most importantly, my spiritual life has greatly

developed. Having a theology class everyday helps me to be

more aware of God and how blessed I am in life, how blessed I

am to be at Prep. I did nothing to deserve this life that I have,

just as a child in Pakistan did nothing to deserve life in fear from

war. Therefore, I am blessed and Prep helps all of its students to

realize this. We are the future; those leaders that Fairfield Prep

produces. We will and want to be those men making the right

decisions for ourselves, for others, and for our communities.

Every student comes into Fairfield Prep as a boy. Then Prep

molds and shapes its students in the traditions of the Jesuit

mission, and teaches us to develop a social conscience, to live

morally and ethically, and to be a man for others.

It Takes a Community of BrotherhoodFor these gifts and for many other things, I give thanks.

First, to my mother, who also inspires me and who is behind

me one hundred percent, my love and thanks for your support

in encouraging me… I thank you because you have realized

that as a single mother, even with all you have given me, that

you simply cannot provide all that I need to grow into the best

young man I can be. You understand that it takes a community

of brotherhood — something that you cannot give me. A lot of

single mothers don’t get that! But you do! I love you for that!

Second, I give thanks to all of you. I am fortunate to stand before

you today, a product of your generosity. Through all of you, I

have been indirectly placed into the spirit of “Paying It Forward.”

I, too, hope to sit where you are sitting one day and reflect on

my own past while listening to a well-groomed, soul-shaped and

inspired young man for others, like myself. Lastly, I thank you,

Father Hanwell, for affording me the opportunity to express the

impact that Prep has made on my life.

Portia Fox with her son Tony Fox ’14 and Fr. Jack Hanwell, S.J.

14 Prep Today

Prep Crew began the 2011 Fall season with high hopes and great

energy. Crews across the spectrum from Varsity to Novice medaled and signaled that the 2012 spring will be one filled with success.

The Tail of the Fish regatta in Saratoga Springs, NY, was a great success as the V8 placed 3rd overall and first among schools. The JV8 was second and first among schools. Two novice 8’s placed 3rd and 4th beating out perennial powerhouse Chaminade in the Novice 8 event.

At the Head of the Housatonic the Novice 8 had fine showings finishing 7th and 12th out of 21 crews. V8 held their position from last year’s race

finishing 10th out of 37 other crews. The JV8 A, B and C boats all raced with vigor letting all the other crews know that they were a force to be reckoned with.

A freak October snowstorm was not enough to stop Prep Crew from attempting to get to the Head of the Fish in Saratoga Springs, NY. A handful of hearty men and their dedicated parents managed to navigate the storm and reach the regatta. In a true display of leadership, members such as Captain Dan Boyle ’12, Michael Osborne ’12, Joe Grosso ’13, nick Martucci ’13 and a slew of Novice rowers borrowed boats and raced for their

missing teammates in a show of fidelity and pride.

The team traveled to Philadelphia for a weekend of racing November 12-13. First timers at the Philly Frostbite regatta proved to be a charm for the V8 as they finished 1st and took Prep’s first-ever medals at the event. The next day saw even more success as the team raced in the late season favorite Bill Braxton Memorial Regatta. The V8 made the semi-finals. Coming back from a rough row the day before, the JV8 blew away the field with a

commanding win and set the bar high for the rest of the team. The 2nd and 3rd JV boats had a fine showing placing 3rd and 5th respectively. Novice boats raced extremely well with the 1st 8 finishing 3rd and the 2nd 8 destroying the competition in their race finishing 1st nearly 10 seconds ahead of the 2nd place boat.

A fantastic end to a dramatic season left the team hungry to get back on the racecourse in the spring. The team will hold open tryouts in March and will look to set a course for the future. Go Prep!

The 2011 Prep football team made great improvements in the recent

season posting a 5-5 record. After a tough start on the road, at the always-tough Hand of Madison Tigers, Prep took a two hour trip and rallied to beat Griswold in the rain 20-14. Prep then won the four of five at home, featuring a thrilling 39-32 come-from-behind victory over Amity. Prep could not catch lightning in a bottle when they hit the road again, but excitedly rallied from a 20-0 deficit, only to lose a close one to Shelton 20-13. Thanksgiving was a thriller for a crowd of nearly 3,000 fans who saw Prep lose a heart-breaker to arch-rival West Haven, 42-39. What a difference an on-side kick makes!

Senior quarterback Tom Brewster led the team with nearly 800 passing yards and 650 yards rushing. He threw for 7 TDs, but perhaps the most important completion was on 3-25 to Senior Charlie keady for a first down with a minute to go on the winning drive against Griswold for

Football shows grit and growthour first victory. Tom himself broke six tackles on a scintillating TD run of 65 yards in the same game. Junior Dillon Ryan stepped in at running back, after an injury to junior Joe McBride and rushed for nearly 700 yards in just 5 games. Senior Mike niche made a huge contribution on Thanksgiving when he caught two 77 yard TD passes from Brewster on successive series. The offensive line, led by seniors: Co-Captain serge Jean-Baptiste, Connor Cunningham, Joe herlihy and Pat sheeran enabled Prep to rush for over 200 yards per game. Senior Conor Barr kept Prep’s special teams dangerous, highlighted by an electric 60 yard punt return against Amity.

Co-Captains shane Dempsey, Justin haley and Michael seelye and senior Colin Morris led the defense. Senior Mike Trotta led the team in tackles and, along with Sophomore nick Crowle, each returned interceptions for touchdowns.

At the annual awards ceremony,

a Thrilling end to a dramatic crew season

Tom Brewster was presented with the Mark Massiello award for the best offensive player and Mike Trotta earned the Fr. Eugene Brissette, S.J., award for the best defensive player. shane Dempsey earned the Chris Boyle Memorial Coaches Award for his perseverance, loyalty and determination and Joe herlihy was recognized as the team’s most improved player.

Post season honors went to Xavier Frey ’12, who played tight end, H-back, defensive tackle and end and punter. He made the All-SCC team as the punter joining serge Jean-Baptiste who made All-SCC as an offensive lineman and also made the Coaches All-State team in Class LL.

After great improvement and five hard-earned victories, the off-season weightlifting is in full swing and next year’s team is already preparing hard for the future.

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Prep’s 2011 Varsity Soccer Team made history this past fall,

becoming the first Prep soccer team to finish the regular season undefeated and finished with a 14-1-7 record. En route to capturing their second Quinnipiac Division title in as many years under Coach Ryan lyddy ’93, the Jesuits also were crowned as the Southern Connecticut Conference Champions and advanced to the Quarterfinals in the State Tournament before falling to eventual state champion Pomperaug 1-0.

Prep battled through the regular season with a 9-0-7. The Jesuits, lead by Co-Captains Will steiner ’13 and Mike Matera ’12 started off the year with a strong 1-0 victory over Cheshire with a goal from kieran Bracken ’13. Playing most of the season without Co-Captain Davie Bruton ’13, the Jesuits gained strong victories over Notre Dame WH, Xavier, Shelton, and North Haven lead by the midfield presence of Matera and Robbie Mackay ’12 and the electrifying play of forwards steve Tortora ’14, Austin sims ’14, and Jack Grella ’12. In the SCC Tournament, Prep drew the second seed, went on to defeat Shelton 2-0 and Guilford 3-0, earning them a date with the Green Knights of Notre Dame WH in the finals. Late in the second half, Bruton nailed a left footer off the inside post to win the game for the Jesuits 1-0. Prep drew the ninth seed in the state tournament and defeated Crosby 2-0 in the first round before traveling to

defeat Newtown in a penalty kick shootout after a scoreless regulation period. Grella stepped into goal after steiner was injured during the second overtime period and stopped 3 penalty kicks in what was one of the greatest moments in recent Prep soccer history.

Prep’s defensive effort was what kept them going all season. steiner anchored a group led by Pat Connolly ’13, Tim Frassetto ’13, Darragh kelly ’14, Joe Cullina ’12 and Tim hagan ’12 that allowed only six goals in twenty one games.

As a result of their strong effort and success on the field during the season, Matera, sims, and steiner were named to the All-SCC Team and Connecticut Post All-Star Team. sims and steiner were also named to the

2011 Team makes soccer History

New Haven Register All-Star Team. Connolly and Ryan Orvis ’13 were awarded with Coach’s Awards for the season, Grella was named the team’s most improved player, and along with being named the team’s MVP, steiner was also selected to the Connecticut All-State team, following in the footsteps of his brother, Brendan steiner ’06.

16 Prep Today

2011 Pequot Race

Over 100 Prep Alumni ran the annual Pequot Thanksgiving Road Race.

Congratulations to Colin nevins ’08 (left) who won the Prep Challenge!

Prep-arazzi Holiday close-ups

Prep gathers for Thanksgiving Assembly

On November 22, Prep celebrated its annual Thanksgiving Prayer Assembly. This year’s theme was “Weathering the Storm, in Thanksgiving for God’s

Embrace.” It was a chance to reflect on all of God’s blessings and to recognize that we need God’s grace to get through the storms in our lives. Fr. holland, s.J. (FP Faculty Chaplain) set a wonderful context at the beginning of the service. A number of students shared their prayers of thanksgiving, and Mrs. Jane O’Reilly gave a very moving reflection. Fr. hanwell, s.J., recognized seven faculty/staff members for their many years of service. Congratulations to Fr. Gallarelli, s.J., Rich Magdon, harvey Mamrus, Tom sacerdote and suzanne Tucci for serving 25 years. Congratulations to John szablewicz for teaching 40 years, and to Bruce Jaffe for teaching 45 years! (Shown above with President Fr. John hanwell, s.J., and Principal Robert Perrotta, JD, edD.)

Food Drive Collects for Hungry Families

The Squires Club sponsored Prep’s annual Thanksgiving Food Drive, which successfully collected hundreds of bags of much-needed food

for Action for Bridgeport Community Development, Inc. ABCD staff were grateful and shocked at the incredible amount of food to be picked up in our Arrupe hallway. Your donations made someone’s holiday season that much better.

Thanksgiving Day Football a Tradition!

Despite a hard-fought home game vs. West Haven (Prep 39-42), spirits

were high at Alumni Field, with many Alumni, Students, families and friends present to cheer for the Jesuits.

Squires Club members ready to load the vans (l-r): Steven Bayles ’14, Fraily Ventura ’14, Matt Rahtelli ’13, Kevin Westfahl ’12, Brian O’Donnell ’14 and Anthony Abbazia ’14.

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Medley Showcases Singers & Musicians

The Prep Christmas Concert was held on November 29 at the

Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts. “A Christmas Medley” featured: Symphonic Orchestra; Concert Band; Select and Concert Choirs; Jazzuits and Encords. Directed by Ms. Christine Dominguez, Music Director.

Giving Christmas to Children in Need!

Once again this year, in response to a request from the Office of Social Concerns, Diocese of Bridgeport, Prep collected new, unwrapped toys

for families in the Bridgeport area. Hundreds of toys plus packages of much-needed diapers filled Arrupe Hall. Theology senior students helped load the toys into vehicles. Shown from left: Anthony Detres, nithin vallabhaneni, kevin sinclair, Mike Osborne, Doug Prescott and Pat hayes.

O Christmas Tree! Prep Community attends Christmas Tree Lighting

Following an Advent Mass at Egan Chapel, the Prep Community gathered in Kartovsky Quad for the annual blessing and lighting

of the Christmas Tree, led by Fr. larry Ryan, s.J., Student Chaplain, and Fr. Jack hanwell, s.J., President. The event was held on December 4, followed by a reception in Berchmans Cafeteria featuring the Jazzuits and Encords musical groups.

See more photos at www.fairfieldprep.org and video highlights at www.youtube.com/fairfieldprep1

18 Annual Report 2010–2011 | Fairfield College Preparatory School

2010-2011 annual rePOrT Fairfield College Preparatory School

We gratefully acknowledge the following alumni, parents, friends, companies, foundations, and organizations for

their support of Fairfield College Preparatory School’s annual, capital, restricted, and endowed funds, to ensure the

advancement of our mission as a Jesuit, Catholic high school of excellence.

For gifts and donor activity recorded between July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011.

Tuition and Fees $14,373,000Private Gifts and Grants $1,366,000Endowment Income and Grants $1,129,000Auxiliary Enterprises $448,000Invest Return – Plant Reserve $(1,000)Other $74,000

Total $17,389,000

• Duetospacelimitations,alldonorsarelistedintheirprimaryconstituent group as of the 2010-2011 fiscal year.

• Classgivingparticipationdataisbasedonthetotalalumniinaclass,excluding lost and deceased alumni.

• GiftsreceivedafterJune30,2011willbelistedinthe2011-2012Annual Report. If your name was overlooked or improperly listed, please accept our sincere apologies.

Unrestricted Annual Fund Alumni $715,139 Current Parents $250,991 Alumni Parents $77,966 Friends of Prep $25,720 Corporations, Foundations & Organizations $21,750

Total Unrestricted Annual Fund $1,091,566Restricted Gifts $889,102Special Events $274,434Total Giving $2,255,102

The Annual Fund received $766,936 from 222 Loyola Circle donors ($1,200+). This accounted for 67% of the 2010-2011 Annual Fund total.

gIFT TOTal by cOnsTITuencyrevenues

Unaudited

Private Gifts & Grants: 8% ______________

endowment income and Grants: 6% _____________________

Auxiliary enterprises: 3% _______________

other: .4% _____________

invest Return — Plant Reserve: 0%

Tuition and Fees:

82.6%

Corporations, Foundations & organizations: 16.5% ________________

Current Parents: 14.6% _______________

Alumni Parents: 6.4% _________________

Friends of Prep: 3.8%__________________

Alumni: 58.7%

Percent of Total giving by constituency

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Alumni Donors by Class

ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS

1944 Annual Fund Gifts: $210.00Restricted Gifts: $0.00Total Gifts: $210.00

% Participation: 50.0%

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. James T. BurnsMr. Edward F. Fenton Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. GreenwoodMr. & Mrs. Harold J. Savard

1945 Annual Fund Gifts: $6,313.10Restricted Gifts: $0.00Total Gifts: $6,313.10


PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Robert J. Kravutske

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Carl D. EisenmannMr. & Mrs. E. Stanton KennedyMr. & Mrs. William P. TerrioMr. & Mrs. Anthony T. Varone

65th Reunion 1946 Annual Fund Gifts: $5,261.37Restricted Gifts: $51.00Total Gifts: $5,312.37


sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleDr. & Mrs. Earle F. Cote

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. J. Richard Finn

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Leo P. Gallagher Jr.Rear Adm. & Mrs. Richard J. Grich

USNMr. & Mrs. Robert R. Walsh

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. C. Donald Briggs Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. CalientoMr. & Mrs. John J. ConnellMr. & Mrs. Edmund F. DaileyMr. & Mrs. James V. Fensore Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John C. FordMr. Edward F. JurgielewiczMr. John S. KartovskyMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. KeeganMr. & Mrs. William N. McCormackMr. & Mrs. James C. McKelveyMr. & Mrs. John F. McMahon Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edward PasenelliMsgr. Joseph D. PotterMr. John P. ReillyMr. & Mrs. Alfred E. ShanleyThe Hon. John H. ShannonMr. & Mrs. Richard J. SheaMr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Walcek

1947 Annual Fund Gifts: $6,665.00Restricted Gifts: $154,047.90Total Gifts: $160,712.90


PResIDenT’s CIRCleCharles D. McCullough MD

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Robert T. GilhulyMr. John N. McMahon

XAvIeR CluBMr. Thomas A. Flaherty

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Donald J. AngellMr. Alvin D. BodellMr. & Mrs. James F. CosgroveMr. John F. DePledgeMr. & Mrs. Robert H. FitzpatrickMr. James P. FogartyMr. & Mrs. James W. GibsonMr. & Mrs. John F. LambertMr. Michael G. Stifil

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Orland F. BergereMr. Robert P. FitzsimonsMr. & Mrs. Joseph D. MikoRev. Walter R. Pelletier SJMr. William F. Schlenk Sr.



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. John A. Lannon

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. J. Vincent BurnsThe Hon. & Mrs. Frank H. D’Andrea Jr.Rev. Msgr. William A. Genuario JCDMr. & Mrs. Edmond F. KielyMr. Daniel R. MullinsJ. Kendall Murphy PhDJohn F. Piro MDMr. & Mrs. John H. StevensMr. & Mrs. Robert C. Welch

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Maurice J. FentonMr. & Mrs. John P. FrierMr. & Mrs. Richard E. GavlickMr. & Mrs. John S. Johnson Jr.Mr. Joseph M. LaPortaDr. & Mrs. James P. MooneyMr. & Mrs. Donald T. NiedermeierMr. & Mrs. Donald J. O’NeillMr. Raymond Plouffe



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleDr. & Mrs. Sal M. Santella

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. J. William FosterDr. & Mrs. Edward D. Jordan

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Vincent D. CelentanoDr. & Mrs. John J. McDougallRev. Msgr. Joseph W. PekarMr. David M. PhelanMr. Edward SiskDr. & Mrs. William F. Stephanak

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Robert J. BestercyMr. & Mrs. William P. CarrollMr. Frank C. GrichMr. & Mrs. Donald J. IncertoMr. Robert KapustaMr. James H. Keenan Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. McCormackMr. & Mrs. John W. McPaddenDr. & Mrs. Robert J. MurphyMrs. Carol OndeckMr. & Mrs. George M. Poillon Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John H. Welch Jr.



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Edward L. Werner

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Ralph P. GentileMr. & Mrs. John R. Leverty Sr.The Hon. & Mrs. John P. Maiocco Jr.Mr. John G. Phelan Sr.Mr. James F. Stapleton

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Thomas L. DunnMr. Alexander A. Micklos Jr.Dr. & Mrs. James P. Roach

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. John H. Dwyer Sr.The Hon. & Mrs. Joseph T. Gormley Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Gromults Jr.Mr. Edward J. KellyDr. & Mrs. Daniel H. KielyThe Hon. & Mrs. John J. RonanMr. & Mrs. Howard S. Rowan Jr.Mr. Edward SinanianFrank N. Zullo Esq.

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Joseph M. BochniakDr. & Mrs. John J. De MartinMr. Robert J. FoleyMr. & Mrs. John W. HalloranMr. & Mrs. George V. KellyMr. & Mrs. J. Earl Lavery Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. LeeneyMr. Robert B. MahoneyMr. & Mrs. Philip T. MooreMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. O’ConnorMr. & Mrs. Paul W. PoeltlMr. & Mrs. James D. Reilly Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William S. Valus Jr.

60th Reunion 1951 Annual Fund Gifts: $23,400.00Restricted Gifts: $1,100.00Total Gifts: $24,500.00


ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. & Mrs. Robert F. O’Keefe

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Shannahan

XAvIeR CluBDr. & Mrs. Richard M. Senfield

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. James M. BrownMr. Louis J. CarboneMr. & Mrs. Ronald J. ClaytonMr. Edward J. DulembaMr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Figmic Jr.Mr. Frederick Lane IIIMr. & Mrs. Edward C. LovelyMr. John F. O’ConnellMr. & Mrs. Eugene P. O’Neill Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Roger L. RatchfordMr. & Mrs. George M. Schmeck

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Anthony M. CantoMr. & Mrs. Gerard K. Coiley Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. CorrRev. Michael A. Fahey SJDr. & Mrs. Anthony S. FicheraMr. Robert GerwienMr. & Mrs. Frederick A. JuddMr. & Mrs. John J. LengenMr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Maiolo Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. MozierDr. & Mrs. Robert J. Munnelly EdDMr. John W. QuiltyMr. & Mrs. Charles M. Stankye Jr.Mr. Francis Tomis



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. John R. BarnwellMr. & Mrs. Donal P. Sullivan

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Philip R. CarrollMr. & Mrs. Herman R. CharbonneauMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Germain Jr.Colonel & Mrs. Joseph F. HellauerDr. & Mrs. Charles W. Jensen Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Philip M. LaMastraMr. George McGoldrickMr. Robert F. OliverMr. & Mrs. Albert M. Parillo

heARThsTOne CluBMr. John J. BarnickMr. & Mrs. Robert L. BerthelsonMr. John A. CallahanFr. Philip D. Evanstock CSSPMr. & Mrs. John A. HarlowMr. & Mrs. John M. HurleyDr. & Mrs. Henry R. JaenickeDr. & Mrs. George F. LacovaraMr. & Mrs. R. Bruce MartinMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Neuberger PEMr. & Mrs. Edward A. Palcak Sr.Mr. & Ms. Jon RG Turner-Groot



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Pelletier

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Norman P. Rousseau

XAvIeR CluBAtty. & Mrs. Robert J. Cooney

BeRChMAns CluBKenneth F. Catandella DDSDr. & Mrs. Barry N. CurranMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. FaganMr. Frank R. GianninoMr. & Mrs. Albert V. J. KargMr. James J. Quinn Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. RenzulliMr. & Mrs. Frank J. Rowan Jr.

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. George H. BonneyMr. & Mrs. Edward F. CaliendoMr. & Mrs. Santa CardMr. & Mrs. Ted D. ColangeloMr. Robert F. CoyneMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. DownsMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. FitzgibbonMr. & Mrs. Bertram J. FurgessDr. & Mrs. Ronald P. GrossoDr. & Mrs. Hugh M. HumphreyAtty. & Mrs. John W. KellyMr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Lane IIIDr. & Mrs. Richard J. LisiMr. Ronald E. Naves Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. PavluvcikMr. & Mrs. John J. RyanMr. & Mrs. James A. SaxeMr. & Mrs. Gail C. SurberMr. Richard D. ThomsonMr. & Mrs. William H. Varnum Jr.



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Robert K. Marzik

XAvIeR CluBMr. Thomas R. FarrellMr. Walter F. Naedele

BeRChMAns CluBDr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Alberti Sr.Dr. & Mrs. Paul F. CifatteMr. & Mrs. Dennis A. DeilusDrs. Jay and Patricia DolanDr. & Mrs. John H. GallaAtty. & Mrs. James M. KearnsDr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Keating Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Zelle

heARThsTOne CluBAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Raymond J. BrooksMr. Richard S. CellarMr. & Mrs. Charles E. ConwayDr. James F. Daly Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. DelvecchioRev. Gerald T. DevoreMr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Felsmann Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Francis G. HanleyMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. P. HarringtonMr. & Mrs. Anthony W. IzzarelliMr. & Mrs. Kenneth T. KrewsonMr. & Mrs. William D. Leary



Dr. & Mrs. Stanley E. MatyszewskiMr. & Mrs. Harold J. MillbauerMr. & Mrs. Bernard T. MuldoonMr. & Mrs. Martin A. MullenMr. & Mrs. F. James O’NeillMr. Jon L. RingelMr. & Mrs. Gerald S. RourkeMr. & Mrs. Nestor W. ShustDr. & Mrs. Edmond J. SkinskiMr. & Mrs. John M. Weiss



GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Sargent

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleDr. & Mrs. Patrick Carolan

BeRChMAns CluBDr. & Mrs. James M. AlexanderDr. & Mrs. William E. Allen IIIMr. & Mrs. Alfred J. BownDr. & Mrs. Thomas W. CallanThe Hon. & Mrs. William J. Lavery Sr.Atty. Peter M. RyanMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Zadravec

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Ms. George Y. BramwellMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. ConnellMr. & Mrs. John R. DaleyMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Deer Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R. DeLuciaMr. & Mrs. Richard M. DonofrioMr. & Mrs. Richard J. FahyMr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Foley Sr.Rev. Stephen J. Gleeson Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. GoyetteRev. Paul F. Harman SJMr. & Mrs. Francis J. HewittThe Hon. & Mrs. Joseph Q. KoletskyDr. & Mrs. Norman J. KramerMr. & Mrs. Ronald P. LiptakMr. & Mrs. George K. LukachMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. ManfredaMr. & Mrs. Frank J. Mizak Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Yorke E. Nelson CLUMr. Daniel F. NeylanMr. & Mrs. William E. O’BrienMr. & Mrs. John J. PatchenMr. & Mrs. Raymond F. PisteyMr. & Mrs. William E. QuirkMr. & Mrs. James J. ReillyMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Roach Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. SaxeColonel & Mrs. James Sullivan PhDDr. & Mrs. James P. TraceyMr. & Mrs. Louis C. ViglioneMr. & Mrs. John S. Vitka Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Roland J. Wilson Jr.



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Enrique TorresMsgr. David M. Walker

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Ronald C. AndoMr. & Mrs. Charles A. CasanoDrs. Raymond and Patricia CormierMr. Gregory F. DonahueRev. Msgr. Thomas J. GreenDr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. LisiMr. Paul J. McCarthyMr. Clinton R. PetersonMr. David A. Power

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Peter J. CarlinMr. Michael S. ChisarikDr. Ronald C. ChisholmMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. ConstandMr. Frank J. GuliaAtty. & Mrs. Stephen A. HabetzMr. & Mrs. James E. Lesko Jr.Dr. & Mrs. James V. MasiMr. & Mrs. Brian B. McGovernMr. Cyril F. Mullins IIMr. John C. MurphyMr. Raymond F. NalewajkMr. Roger V. SchirmerMr. & Mrs. Bernard T. SmithMr. Joseph S. SpodnickMr. & Mrs. Anthony W. StankiewiczMr. Raymond E. VargaDr. & Mrs. John J. Zielinski



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Richard F. Kral Sr.

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Bernhard F. Bruder

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. James C. HellauerThe Hon. & Mrs. Alfred J. Jennings Jr.

BeRChMAns CluBRev. David W. HowellMr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Bertasi Sr.Mr. Alexander J. BobalkiMr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. BuesMr. & Mrs. Peter T. CrichtonMr. Edward R. GalembaMr. & Mrs. George R. KabureckMr. Peter L. KnappDr. Donald C. OliverThe Hon. & Mrs. Alfred J. OnoratoMr. & Mrs. Francis M. Rossi Jr.David P. Saur MDColonel & Mrs. John H. Valieant USA (Ret.)

heARThsTOne CluBAtty. & Mrs. John A. BarbieriMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. CavanaghMr. & Mrs. John A. CimminoMr. & Mrs. Thomas L. ConnellyRev. & Mrs. John E. Crean Jr.Raphael R. D’Ambruoso PhDDr. & Mrs. Joseph D’ApiceDr. & Mrs. Frank N. FedericoMr. John D. FitzgeraldMr. & Mrs. Steven K. ForsterLt. Col. & Mrs. Edward J. Gniadek USAFMr. & Mrs. Peter G. HoughtenMr. & Mrs. Joseph R. KeriganDr. & Mrs. Alan D. KornblutDaniel J. Mizak MD

Mr. Charles J. NeyMr. & Mrs. Richard M. PiorkowskiRev. Msgr. William J. ScheydMr. & Mrs. George A. SenderMr. Joseph P. SincavageMr. & Mrs. John F. SpainMr. & Mrs. James F. Stark Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William F. SullivanMr. Richard C. SzymanskiMr. & Mrs. Lee C. Williams



GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleDr. & Mrs. Robert E. Witt

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Stephen P. JakabMr. & Mrs. Louis C. Zowine

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Donald E. KiernanMr. George S. Mihalik

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Bruce E. CosmikMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. CreminsMr. & Mrs. Fred J. HafeleMr. & Mrs. Frederick V. HessMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. KulikowskiDr. & Mrs. John F. PezzimentiMr. Andrew S. PirettiRobert D. Zsalman Esq.

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. CamarroMr. & Mrs. Henry B. ConnorsMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. CsontosMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. GuerraLt. Cmdr. & Mrs. Carroll H. Holst USCGMr. & Mrs. A. Thomas Kelly IIIMr. & Mrs. William J. Metzger Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. MonahanRev. Guido G. MontanaroDr. & Mrs. Edward NishballMr. John G. O’KeeffeMr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. O’SheaMr. W. Leslie Peat & Mrs. Dinah WolffMr. & Mrs. John H. RooneyMr. Frederick W. RoweDr. Albert J. Toth



ARRuPe sOCIeTYAnonymous

PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Charles H. McGill III

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Terrence M. DonahueDr. & Mrs. Vincent A. Lynch

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleDr. & Mrs. Edward LuchanskyMr. John B. O’Rourke Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Francis J. Scarpa

XAvIeR CluBMr. Robert C. Arsenault

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. BerchemMr. & Mrs. Roger C. Carroll Sr.Mr. Michael F. Dowley IIIMr. & Mrs. Eugene W. FitzgeraldThe Hon. & Mrs. John R. MaherDr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Maiocco

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Robert P. AielloMr. & Mrs. John E. CoyleDr. & Mrs. Michael A. Del VecchioMr. & Mrs. Wesley B. EastmanMr. & Mrs. Julius F. FrieseMr. & Mrs. Michael W. GlynnMr. William A. Hellauer LTCDeacon & Mrs. Daniel J. IannielloMr. & Mrs. Michael J. KoritkoMr. & Mrs. Ronald V. Lesko Sr.Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. LinkMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. LuparelloMr. John A. McCarthyHon. & Mrs. George F. McGunnigleMr. & Mrs. Paul F. NavesMr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. O’TooleMr. & Mrs. William T. RedgateMr. & Mrs. Paul W. ReissMr. Anthony J. RetarthaMr. & Mrs. C. John RichardsonMr. James A. TrowbridgeMr. William F. ValieantMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. VarholyMr. & Ms. Robert Violetta Jr.

heARThsTOne CluBKenneth P. Beardsley PhDDeacon & Mrs. Donald M. BrunettoDr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. BurlinsonMr. & Mrs. Richard A. CeritelliJoseph A. Chrzanowski PhDMr. & Mrs. Roger A. ComerMr. & Mrs. Anthony E. CoppolaMr. & Mrs. Frank J. CoppolaMr. & Mrs. John P. DoughertyMr. & Mrs. Fred R. Douglas Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. FerryMr. & Mrs. David W. FoxMr. Donald R GniadekMr. & Mrs. John E. HennesseyMr. & Mrs. Vincent A. IossoMr. Dean F. KramerLt. Col. & Mrs. Richard M. Kubicko USAFMr. William F. Lang Jr.Mr. Thomas P. LeahyMr. & Mrs. Laurence A. MadeoMr. & Mrs. Sean M. MeehanMr. & Mrs. James K. MosseyRev. George R. Murphy SJMr. & Mrs. Edward J. RoweMr. & Mrs. E. Peter Schneider Jr.Mr. John A. SeymourMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. SkowronskiMr. & Mrs. John F. Terapane Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Wilkinson



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Alexander R. Nestor

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Bernard C. DietzMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Krygier Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John S. Santa

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Thomas P. KearneyMr. & Mrs. Bernard F. McGovern Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas S. PernaMr. & Mrs. Frank J. Riccio

XAvIeR CluBDr. & Mrs. M. James BarrettMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. CummingsRev. Msgr. J. James Cuneo JCDDrs. Peter and Dorothy DenningMr. & Mrs. James A. MarquisMr. C. Ian McLachlan &

Mrs. Cynthia SwientonMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Sullivan

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. James J. CarleyDr. & Mrs. Joseph Connolly Jr.J. Andrew Daubenspeck PhDMr. & Mrs. William J. DeJosephMr. Leo KalenikMr. & Mrs. Peter N. LopusznickMr. & Mrs. Anthony M. ParenteMr. James P. PezzulloMr. Woody SchemppMr. & Mrs. Wesley E. ThorntonMr. & Mrs. James P. White Jr.

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. David J. AttianeseMr. & Mrs. F. Michael BannonMr. Albert J. BevilacquaMr. & Mrs. Charles D. BiancoMr. & Mrs. Richard W. ConronMr. & Mrs. Edward F. DohertyThe Hon. & Mrs. Lawrence L. HauserMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. KubickoMr. Joseph A. Macaluso Jr.Mr. William H. NolanMr. Michael F. PaulMr. & Mrs. Gene J. Sorcinelli Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. SpainMr. & Mrs. Robert J. ViolaMr. Richard D. VoytekMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. WalshMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Whelan II

50th Reunion 1961 see box on page 17.



ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Paduano

PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Robert W. Riordan

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleAtty. & Mrs. Stephen F. Donahue

XAvIeR CluBMr. John J. Halapin

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Robert F. DeFonceMr. & Mrs. William C. HughesMr. & Mrs. Dennis M. MurrayDr. & Mrs. Mark J. Peddle IIIDr. Thomas E. Purcell Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Terrence C. SheaMr. & Mrs. Walter E. Skowronski



heARThsTOne CluBMr. Harry Capossela &

Mrs. Irene CallahanMr. & Mrs. Frank A. Cassulo USAF (Ret.)Mr. Joseph A. DerwinMr. & Mrs. Richard C. DoranMr. Frank J. FinsingerDr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kurylo IIIMr. & Mrs. Francis PfeifferMr. Michael J. SheaMr. Stephen M. Tomasko Jr.



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Lawrence F. CarrollMr. & Mrs. Kevin F. McCarthyMr. & Mrs. David T. NassefMr. & Mrs. James E. Roberts

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Andrew A. AriansenMr. & Mrs. Anthony E. Caraluzzi Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. CoughlinMr. & Mrs. Alan T. Vasse

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Henry J. AndersonMr. & Mrs. John J. BoyleMr. Andrew R. DurkinMr. William A. EliasMr. & Mrs. Peter C. HenryMr. & Mrs. George F. HudakMr. & Mrs. Timothy R. HunnMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey T. KiernanMr. Peter G. Mack

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. O’ConnorMr. Carl F. SchaeferMr. & Mrs. Gerald H. SerenaMr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Sheehan Jr.Mr. Robert J. Wels



ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. & Mrs. John L. Altieri Jr.

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. John C. KingDr. & Mrs. Francis M. Palumbo

XAvIeR CluBThe Hon. & Mrs. Joseph A. Egan Jr.

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. John E. Barney Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Leslie R. BoetteMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. BurkeMr. & Mrs. Henry V. Krokosky Jr.Dr. & Mrs. William L. LicameleMr. & Mrs. Raymond V. McKelveyDr. & Mrs. Brian H. MorrisDr. & Mrs. Joseph L. StaneckMr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Zielinski

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Anthony A. AntolicsMr. Robert A. BogeyMr. & Mrs. Francis X. BrandiDr. & Mrs. John Y. ConnollyMr. & Mrs. Paul G. GazsoDr. & Ms. Joseph E. Howard Jr.Mr. & Mrs. George J. Kyte

50th Reunion 1961 Total Golden Anniversary Class

Gift Commitment $90,560.00% Participation 34.7%

Donors in alphabetical orderDr. & Mrs. Richard J. AnastasioMr. & Mrs. Frank S. Beckerer Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan B. BoetteMr. Harry Bonnette

The Hon. & Mrs. John P. ChiotaMr. Douglas G. ChurchillMr. & Mrs. Joseph D. DeFeliceMr. & Mrs. Ernest A. DeliaMr. & Mrs. Richard DouglasMr. John A. DoyleMr. & Mrs. Richard S. DrabMr. & Mrs. Philip G. EllsworthLt. Col. William C. Gadus USAMr. & Mrs. Michael E. GannonMr. & Mrs. Frank T. GrywalskiMr. James R. Harrick

Dr. & Mrs. Charles G. Hemenway Jr.Mr. John F. Hughes Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Henry LevinskyMr. & Mrs. D. Michael LuceyMrs. Donald M. Lynch Dr. & Mrs. Winthrop S. MacLaughlin Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David J. MartelMr. & Mrs. David P. MazzeiMr. & Mrs. Robert J. McCarthyMr. & Mrs. Michael G. McGunnigle PhDDr. Thomas J. MinicucciMr. & Mrs. Ralph T. Monaco

gOlden gIFT The Class of 1961 returned to campus on the weekend of June 3-5, 2011 to celebrate their Golden Anniversary Reunion. In addition to a weekend full of great fun, great memories and great friends, the Class of ’61 also presented Prep with a five year gift commitment of $90,560.00! The funds raised by the class will be used in two ways: to support the Class of 1961 Scholarship for student financial aid and for support of the Annual Fund. Fairfield Prep is most appreciative of the efforts of the 50th Reunion Committee (see page 27) and all those in the class who came back to Prep to celebrate their legacy!

Dr. & Mrs. Michael B. MontanaroMr. John F. MoriartyMr. William F. O’Brien Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Alexander H. See Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Walter G. StapletonMr. & Mrs. Alexander A. Sulzycki Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Dominick J. Thomas Jr.



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. John M. BremerDr. & Mrs. Robert D. Russo Jr.

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Bitel Jr.

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. George J. Arkedis Jr.Atty. & Mrs. Barry C. KnottMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. McGovernMr. & Mrs. Raymond S. O’ConnorMr. Paul J. Roshka Jr.

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. William CerinoMr. Richard C. DlugosMr. & Mrs. Michael FlamentMr. Warren H. FonduMr. Gerard L. GugliottaDr. & Mrs. Edward P. HargusDr. & Ms. Michael D. HealyDr. & Mrs. Paul H. MihalekPatrick F. O’Connell PhDMr. & Mrs. Charles W. Smith IIIMr. & Mrs. James D. St. ClairMr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Taylor



XAvIeR CluBDr. & Mrs. Andrew J. CzulewiczMr. & Mrs. Frank S. Peters

BeRChMAns CluBJames M. Coleman MDMr. & Mrs. Henry A. Fondu Jr.Mr. & Ms. Robert E. GrantMr. & Ms. John L. KellyMr. & Mrs. Thomas KopnickyMr. William KosturkoMr. & Mrs. Joseph Mack IIIMr. Mark A. McCormackMr. Joseph L. NagyMr. & Ms. Timothy O. SheehanAtty. & Mrs. Mark C. ValentineMr. & Mrs. William K. WestbrookDr. & Mrs. Vincent S. Zdanowicz

heARThsTOne CluBDr. & Mrs. Robert R. AbelnDr. & Mrs. John J. BuchinoMr. Gregory J. CarletonMr. & Mrs. Donald R. CozzolinoMr. John D. FadoDr. & Mrs. J. Thomas FaillaMr. & Mrs. Ernest H. Fries Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John P. GanserMr. & Mrs. Hugh J. HanleyMr. & Mrs. John B. LukachMr. Joseph A. MaidaMr. & Mrs. Donald A. McGowanMr. Robert J. Monaco

Mr. & Ms. Robert J. NiedermeierMr. Robert A. PyrchMr. & Mrs. John R. QuinnMr. Vincent RealeMr. & Mrs. Peter B. RobbMr. & Mrs. Gerald A. VerrilliMr. & Mrs. Louis W. Zitnay



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Robert R. Sheldon

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. CastignoliMr. & Mrs. Joseph M. DeAngeloThe Hon. & Mrs. Anthony J. DePanfilisMr. & Mrs. Robert G. Hall Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Crispin E. LoveMr. & Mrs. Charles F. McBrideMr. & Mrs. Gerald J. MehmMr. & Mrs. Peter J. MikanMr. & Mrs. Robert NedswickMr. Michael P. Smith

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Robert P. GauvinMr. & Mrs. Bruce M. HowardMr. & Mrs. Victor J. LacerenzaMr. & Mrs. Attila P. LevaiDr. & Mrs. Michael C. MagnificoMr. & Ms. Michael A. MastromonacoMr. & Mrs. William R. Murray Jr.Mr. Stephen J. PaduanoMr. Donald E. RastelliMr. & Mrs. William J. Reid

Mr. & Mrs. John M. MooneyMr. & Mrs. Donald F. MoranMr. & Mrs. Arthur MorelloMr. & Mrs. Philip M. Murphy Jr.Mr. Frederick C. NicholsThe Hon. & Ms. Jerome J.

NiedermeierMr. & Mrs. Jurgen F. NiffkaMr. & Mrs. John F. Oates Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. ParkerMr. Francis R. PriceMr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Pulito

Dr. & Mrs. William G. RicheimerMr. & Mrs. Richard F. RizzaMr. & Mrs. Norman A. Roberts Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Harold B. SchrammMr. & Mrs. Edmund M. SeeMr. Eugene A. SkowronskiMr. & Mrs. George J. ThorpeMr. & Mrs. Michael T. TraceyDr. & Mrs. William R. TroyMr. & Mrs. Robert M. VuoloMr. Robert M. WatersMr. & Mrs. William M. Wheeler



Mr. James D. ReillyMr. & Mrs. John C. ShukieMr. Thomas R. Ventre



BeRChMAns CluBDr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. CarterMr. & Mrs. Joseph Gerics EdDMr. & Mrs. Daniel LuparielloMr. & Mrs. Steven E. Szondy

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Kenneth D. AlexanderMr. & Mrs. Terrence V. DrulaMr. & Mrs. David W. GreskoMr. & Mrs. Howard R. Hawkins Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. IzzoMr. & Mrs. Paul J. MorelloMr. & Mrs. Mark A. MulvaneyMr. Alan B. PicozziMr. Harvey PondMr. John H. RedgateMr. & Ms. Robert M. ReillyMr. & Mrs. John J. SaboMr. & Mrs. Peter S. SaloomeyMr. & Ms. James M. ShakerMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. StumbrisDr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. VitulanoMr. & Mrs. James W. Wood



PResIDenT’s CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Frank V. Sica

ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. & Mrs. Francis P. Barron

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Joseph R. DewhirstMr. & Mrs. Harold F. Smith Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James G. Woods

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Arthur C. HaddenMr. & Ms. Robert J. Mitchell Jr.Mr. James D. Ryan Jr.

XAvIeR CluBMr. Gary P. Mineo

BeRChMAns CluBDr. & Mrs. Joseph J. BowenDr. Robert Dienes &

Dr. Elizabeth DienesMr. & Mrs. Richard E. LynchMr. James E. ManginesMr. & Mrs. Frank E. MetruskyMr. & Mrs. Kevin C. MulrenanDr. & Mrs. Thomas A. RagoMr. Thomas A. ShippamDr. & Mrs. Frank M. Wilson

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Dennis E. FrankoMr. & Mrs. Bruce J. GardnerMr. & Mrs. William E. MahoneyMr. Donald T. MilkavichMr. & Mrs. Eric P. MunleyMr. & Ms. Joseph M. O’Hehir

Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. PandolfiMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. PlavcanMr. & Mrs. Michael C. PuskarDr. & Mrs. Anthony L. RedaMr. Timothy ReynoldsMr. Daniel J. RyanMr. Robert ShieldsMr. John F. Verrilli



XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Christopher P. Leise

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Charles D. AbercrombieRev. Msgr. William V. MilleaMr. & Mrs. David L. O’ConnorMr. & Mrs. Robert F. PriestleyMr. & Ms. Dennis J. RomanoMr. Caesar T. Storlazzi

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. J. Timothy AustinDr. Matthew J. BakerMr. & Mrs. Charles W. BerkeDr. & Mrs. Douglas B. BoberAtty. & Mrs. Michael J. CacaceDr. & Mrs. Donald M. DeDonatoMr. & Mrs. Alexander J. DembskiMr. & Mrs. John T. FalletMr. Donald C. FracassiniMr. & Mrs. Christopher A. GalloMr. John S. GaskellAtty. & Mrs. Robert L. GenuarioMr. & Mrs. Harold D. Heck Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Michael T. LesnickMr. & Mrs. David J. LincolnDr. & Mrs. Thomas A. MichaudMr. Bill NewbouldMr. & Mrs. Robert J. PesaventoMr. & Ms. Carl H. Wartman



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Ms. Gregory J. Barron

XAvIeR CluBMr. William J. FlynnDr. & Ms. John H. Friar IIIColonel Michael Parkinson &

Dr. Rika MaeshiroLt. Cmdr. & Mrs. Sean P. Walsh

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Ms. Francis J. DanceMr. & Ms. George J. Ferrio Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Jay KarafaMr. Michael MarinoMr. & Mrs. Michael C. MurphyMr. Maurice F. NoonanMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Petro Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John C. SmrigaDr. & Mrs. Paul J. Zavodny

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Ms. David A. Counter

Mr. & Ms. Robert M. Gilligan JDMr. & Ms. John M. HigginsMr. & Mrs. Stanley R. JollyThe Hon. & Mrs. John F. Kavanewsky Jr.Mr. & Ms. John F. McGrathMr. & Mrs. Dennis McKeonMr. & Mrs. James J. Moran Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. NoonanMr. & Mrs. John P. O’DonnellLt. Col. & Mrs. Donald A. Plude USAFMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. VetterDr. & Mrs. Matthew M. WhiteJoseph A. Wilkinson MDMr. & Mrs. Gerald A. Wood



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleDr. & Mrs. James F. McLeodMr. & Mrs. George P. Szondy

XAvIeR CluBMr. John P. Kondub

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Peter J. ArsenaultMr. & Mrs. John L. CarleyMr. & Mrs. Gary R. ConteMr. & Mrs. Timothy K. RedmondMr. Robert Trosan

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Robert BeckettMr. & Mrs. Jared BrandweinRev. John F. BrinsmadeMr. & Ms. Ralph M. CostanzaMr. & Mrs. James S. GaitherMr. Gregory J. GriffithMr. John D. KramerDr. & Mrs. John T. Lynch Jr.Mr. William A. Marshall Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David J. MaxhamMr. & Mrs. Shawn J. McDonnellMr. & Mrs. William C. MiroMr. Daniel F. O’ConnorMr. Louie P. Pintek Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Theodore R. RappaMr. & Mrs. John RiccioMr. & Mrs. S. Tracy SantaMr. & Mrs. Randy F. StabileMr. & Mrs. Nicholas VaccaroMr. & Mrs. James P. VailMr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Wrinn



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Christopher K. McLeodMr. & Mrs. W. Thomas Shea

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Sean J. McManusMr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Pengue

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Foley

XAvIeR CluBLt. Col. & Mrs. Craig C. Goodall

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Peter L. AltieriMr. & Mrs. Owen J. Black IIIMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Dempsey Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Angelo M. GuerreraMr. & Mrs. Robert G. LyonsMr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. MakovichHon. & Mrs. Michael G. MaronichMr. & Mrs. Francis J. McNamara IIIDr. & Mrs. Michael B. MillerMr. & Mrs. Kevin E. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Timothy P. ReillyMr. & Mrs. Thomas S. SantaMr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Sneider Jr.

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Salvatore J. Arena Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James F. BennettMr. & Mrs. Paul L. Blawie Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Bourdeau Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. CapassoMr. Thomas A. DaileyMr. & Mrs. James W. Davis Jr.Mr. & Mrs. H. Richard Henning Jr.Mr. & Ms. Paul M. HeromanMr. & Mrs. Matthew KaminskeMr. & Mrs. Gregory H. MarshallMr. Lawrence J. McAndrewsMr. & Mrs. Robert E. MorrisonMr. & Mrs. Stephen C. MunchakMr. & Mrs. David L. QuatrellaMr. Michael Rieck



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Donald J. Toumey

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Paul J. Halas

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Richard KondubMr. & Mrs. Timothy C. MooreAtty. & Mrs. Peter M. NolinMr. & Mrs. Mark A. Ricca

heARThsTOne CluBMr. John F. ClancyMr. & Ms. John A. Collins IIIMr. & Mrs. Peter J. HarringtonMr. & Mrs. Zoltan L. Kadar Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. LaMastra Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. LitwinovichMr. & Mrs. Robert S. O’Brien



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. William F. BarronAnthony D. Sabatelli PhD JD

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. John F. Rovegno

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Craig N. LaPlanteMr. & Mrs. Bernard A. Meany Jr.

heARThsTOne CluBCaptain & Mrs. Bennett V. Boccuzzi

Mr. Kenneth P. D’OnofrioMr. & Mrs. Robert J. FortunaMr. Timothy A. O’Connell IIIMr. James J. OrrMr. Roger W. RisleyMr. Jonathan Scott &

Mr. Michael McGillMr. & Mrs. Richard M. StackMr. & Mrs. David A. Zaremski



PResIDenT’s CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Carley

PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Paul T. Vanderslice

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Donald F. Santa Jr.

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. C. Scott McLeodMr. & Mrs. George J. Stapleton

BeRChMAns CluBDr. & Mrs. Paul J. Okarma

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. John J. BroadbinMr. & Mrs. Richard C. CapassoMr. & Mrs. Russell CoxMr. William R. Fitzsimmons Jr.Mr. William H. McMahon IVDr. & Mrs. Lawrence D. MuldoonMr. Peter W. Murphy AICPMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. StauderMr. & Mrs. Peter R. TarczaliMr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ventricelli Jr.Mr. & Mrs. T. Payson Wilber



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Christopher Kraus &

Ms. Darcy Stacom

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Edward J. CravenMr. Frank GiordanellaMr. Charles T. Minotti Jr.Mr. Ralph Money & Ms. Laura BabalaMr. & Mrs. William D. Vietze

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. William W. Amidon IIIMr. Richard J. CasertaMr. Daniel A. HearnAtty. & Mrs. Herbert F. Janick IIIMr. Stephen T. McGillicuddyMr. & Mrs. James W. Morris Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Neary





GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Traugott F. KellerMr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Murphy Jr.

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Robert K. CaseriaMr. & Mrs. Craig A. MassaroDr. & Mrs. Michael J. Paidas

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Athan G. CristMr. & Mrs. David R. MacedoniaMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Meyers

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Peter J. CadouxDr. & Mrs. Adolph S. Flemister Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. MeyersMr. & Mrs. Jay L. RozgonyiMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. SmithMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Vossler

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Edward A. BerndtMr. & Ms. Thomas G. BoilardMr. & Ms. Thomas J. Collimore CFAMr. & Mrs. Arthur J. CroninMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. DreyerMr. & Mrs. Frank J. Ficko Jr.Dr. & Mrs. William T. FlynnMr. & Mrs. E. Kyle MinorMr. & Mrs. Robert C. O’ConnorDr. & Mrs. Richard J. SekerakMr. & Mrs. Ronald T. StankyeMr. & Mrs. Robert A. Vietze



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Richard A. Lozyniak

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Vincent L. FerraroMark W. Russell Esq.

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Brennan

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. George J. AbateMr. & Mrs. Patrick W. CorcoranDr. & Mrs. Alan Rissolo

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Joseph L. Alberti Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Terence A. Andre Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. CapassoMr. Kenneth M. CatandellaDr. & Mrs. Romualdo T. DeSouzaMr. Donald L. MauritzDr. & Mrs. Eugene J. McMahonMr. & Mrs. John D. NiedermeierMr. & Mrs. Steven P. Schmedlin CPAMr. & Mrs. Vincent A. Siefert



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Joseph De Lucia Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. KristoffMr. & Mrs. Patrick F. O’Keefe

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Ms. Kevin M. DonohueMr. & Mrs. Nicholas R. Loglisci Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Van de Berghe Jr.

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. John A. FlahertyMr. & Mrs. Joseph B. McBride

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Hugh R. CurranDr. & Mrs. Mark E. DaileyMr. & Mrs. Brendan J. DolanMr. James O. GroarkMr. Joseph E. RosatiMr. & Mrs. Anthony C. ShawMr. & Mrs. Robert E. SutayMr. & Mrs. John H. Welch III



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. DiBlasiDr. John Donahue &

Ms. Leslie Grattan

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Daniel J. Dunn Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. GarofaloMr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Haffner IIIMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Kabasakalian Sr.Mr. Kevin M. MartinMr. & Mrs. Brian P. McGillicuddyMr. & Mrs. Gary E. McGovernMr. James P. NealonMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Thornton

heARThsTOne CluBAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Stephen C. BrennanMr. & Mrs. Louis P. CiprianoMr. & Mrs. William J. Collier IIIDr. & Mrs. Mark W. CroninMr. & Mrs. Paul J. DiMauro Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Dolan Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William J. DugganMr. & Mrs. Stephen V. FalconeMr. & Mrs. Randy R. FarrellDr. & Mrs. William B. GeissMr. & Mrs. David J. KimMr. & Mrs. Thomas R. LinellDr. & Mrs. Thomas V. MartinMr. & Mrs. Karl R. MizakMr. & Mrs. James G. MorenaMr. & Mrs. John J. OraziettiMr. & Mrs. Bradley J. SeitzMr. & Mrs. Todd D. Tuozzoli MFT



ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. & Mrs. Peter F. JankowskiMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Ryan

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Ostrosky

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Michael A. P. Casolo

Drs. Lawrence and Laura FitzgeraldMr. & Mrs. Kevin D. LeitaoMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. O’ConnorMr. & Mrs. Matthew P. Terry

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Bertasi IIMr. & Mrs. Michael B. Murphy

heARThsTOne CluBRev. John R. AndersonMr. Thomas M. FarrellyMr. & Ms. Edward J. KelleyMr. & Mrs. John R. Lilly Jr.Mr. Robert C. Manger Jr.Fr. Colin J. McKennaDr. & Mrs. Thomas M. MeuserMr. & Mrs. Michael E. MyersLt. Col. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Plate USAFMr. Peter S. RussellMr. & Mrs. Bruce M. SabadosMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. ShannonMr. & Mrs. Robert M. SkaneMr. Michael Smith &

Ms. Nora Demleitner



ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. Michael D. Martin

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleAtty. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. DonofrioMr. & Mrs. William H. Perry

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Patrick D. AnglimMr. Michael D. FortinMr. & Mrs. David J. MullanyDr. & Mrs. Robert J. Patrignelli

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Edward A. BoyleMr. & Mrs. Michael D. DoyleMr. & Mrs. Peter E. Wasmer

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. E. Andrew BarronMr. & Mrs. Michael M. BurkeMr. Michael E. ConnellyMr. & Mrs. James J. FamaMr. Carl P. LutzMr. & Mrs. Brian R. O’ConnorMr. & Mrs. Michael J. PengueMr. & Mrs. Michael D. RastelliAtty. & Mrs. Thomas J. Welch

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Christopher P. FlahertyMr. Matthew W. FletcherDr. & Mrs. John P. LynchMr. Jon H. RingelMr. David Rush & Mrs. Alicen PueblaMr. & Mrs. Timothy G. RussellMr. & Mrs. Brett P. TraussiMr. & Mrs. Scott A. VinesMr. & Mrs. Michael T. Voytek



ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. & Mrs. Albert J. Cass III

PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Michael E. DaileyMr. John C. Gisondi

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Kevin O. KurylaMr. & Mrs. Sean L. Malloy

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Thomas D. BarryMr. & Mrs. Stephen M. JakabMr. & Mrs. Craig M. MaloneyMr. & Mrs. William P. Petrino Jr.

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. John M. BurkeMr. & Mrs. William S. Valus III

BeRChMAns CluBMr. John M. Carulli Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Mark C. FletcherMr. & Mrs. Robert J. McNeill Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. PategasMr. & Mrs. John G. Phelan Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John S. PosterMr. & Mrs. Paul E. StauderMr. & Mrs. John K. Stockman

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Michael G. CareyMr. & Mrs. William D’AmoreBrian T. Donahue, PhD &

Tracey McHenry, PhDMr. & Mrs. William P. DraganMr. & Mrs. Joseph T. FalcoMr. & Mrs. Drew A. GagnerMr. & Mrs. John A. GrichMr. Alfred Kelley &

Ms. Marcela HahnMr. & Mrs. Sean M. McDermottMr. & Mrs. Paul B. McMahonMr. & Mrs. Robert G. ShawahMr. & Mrs. Mark J. Voytek



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Frank J. Carroll IIIMr. & Mrs. Timothy H. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Jason E. Tremont

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Dennis M. BrownKevin W. Rethore Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Roberts

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. HanrahanMr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Lesko

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. William E. Newbauer III

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Paul D. BirchMr. Peter D. BohanDr. & Mrs. Domenic W. CasablancaMr. & Mrs. John E. HardingMr. & Mrs. Eric J. StockmanMr. & Mrs. Michael A. Zowine

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Richard Bogdany &

Ms. Mary Sliva

Mr. & Mrs. William S. BosakMr. & Mrs. Robert P. BrodersenMr. & Mrs. David M. BrunettoMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. DonaldsMr. Donald P. GoyetteMr. & Mrs. William S. HatfieldMr. & Ms. Thomas M. Kugeman IIIMr. & Mrs. Richard J. Mathews Jr.Mr. Marc C. McLeodDr. & Mrs. John M. MizzoniMr. Samuel A. O’NeillMr. & Mrs. Edward PalattellaMr. & Mrs. Robert L. RovnerMr. & Mrs. Bruce R. RychlikMr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. SalvestriniMr. James E. Stacy Jr.Mr. John D. StaussMr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Stevenson

25th Reunion 1986 see box on page 20.



GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. David S. BarnardMr. Michael D. McCart

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Peter M. HardingMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. LautenbachMr. Richard J. MizakMr. & Mrs. John I. Pellegrino

XAvIeR CluBMr. Christopher G. Lubeck

BeRChMAns CluBAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Neal E. AmaralMr. & Mrs. Emmett E. Brown IVMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. CarboneMr. & Mrs. Colin P. CoolidgeMr. & Mrs. Scott F. DalyAtty. Brian D. KaschelMr. Kieran G. KellyMr. & Mrs. Patrick S. McClymontMr. & Mrs. Kevin D. McMahonMr. Thomas J. ModzelewskiMr. & Mrs. Scott A. QuincyMr. & Mrs. Christian M. StauderDr. & Dr. Brett J. Vassallo

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Andrew M. BorzumatoMr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. CarrollMr. & Mrs. Robert F. DonahueMr. & Mrs. Mark P. GuerreraMr. & Mrs. Richard C. HutchinsonMr. & Mrs. Gregory S. JenningsMr. & Mrs. Charles L. MellingerMr. & Mrs. Michael W. Murphy



25th Reunion 1986 Total silver Anniversary

Class Gift Commitment: $148,275.54


Donors in alphabetical order:Mr. Timothy P. AmbroseMr. & Mrs. Andrew J. BairdDr. & Mrs. John E. Beauvais

Mr. Bryan P. BreenMr. Paul Cambria Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. CashionMr. & Mrs. John E. ChiotaMr. Sean M. CulhaneMr. Christopher J. CunninghamMr. William F. Davidson IIIMr. & Mrs. Paul S. DayMr. & Mrs. Patrick W. DonaherMr. & Mrs. Jonathan R. DoyleMr. & Mrs. Joseph M. EverardMr. & Mrs. Brian C. Ferguson

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas P. FletcherMr. & Mrs. Michael R. FoxMr. & Mrs. Derek M. HeardMr. & Mrs. Charles G. HemenwayMr. & Mrs. Mark A. KomaneckyMr. & Mrs. Robert P. LallyMr. & Mrs. J. Barton LautenbachAtty. Brian J. LawlerMr. Brian P. LeeMr. & Mrs. Robert A. LeopoldMr. & Mrs. David T. MarronMr. & Mrs. Christopher W. McNeill

PreP’s sIlver sOns Having experienced three different Headmasters in their four years at Prep, the Class of 1986 built a special bond as classmates that was still evident as they returned to campus to celebrate their Silver Anniversary Reunion on the weekend of June 17-18, 2011. In addition to the nearly 60 members of the class in attendance, the class of ’86 raised $148,275 in gift commitments over the next five years to support the Rev. Laurence D. Ryan, S.J., Scholarship for student financial aid and the Annual Fund. Prep is most grateful for the efforts of the 25th Reunion Committee (see page 27) and for all who participated in strengthening the already tight bond of this class!

Mr. & Mrs. James C. MeyersProf. & Mrs. Eric L. MillerMr. Alexander B. MooreMr. & Mrs. Christian J. MoranMr. & Mrs. Timothy H. NicholsMr. & Mrs. Peter C. NorbergMr. & Mrs. Brad H. NortonMr. & Mrs. Thomas D. O’Grady PEDr. & Mrs. Peter D. O’SheaMr. & Mrs. Christopher H. PaulMr. Joel F. PlebanMr. & Mrs. Leo J. Redgate

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. RedgateMr. & Mrs. David M. RenzulliMr. & Mrs. Paul J. RiccioMr. & Mrs. Christopher J. RotondoMr. David R. SchoenbergerMr. Mark R. SchuhMr. & Mrs. Peter K. ShagoryMr. John D. ShostakDr. & Mrs. Peter D. TolkMr. Michael J. TunneyMr. & Mrs. Robert F. Walsh



GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Brett A. Burns

XAvIeR CluBM. Conrad Wasmer Esq.

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Chris B. BargasDr. & Mrs. George H. CanizaresMr. & Mrs. Matthew T. IorioMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Ernest J. NedderMr. & Mrs. Phillip J. SweeneyMr. & Mrs. Devin J. White

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. William L. Clawson IIMr. & Mrs. Keith H. ColeyMr. Sean P. CurryMr. Christopher I. FentonMr. & Mrs. Anthony A. JannottaMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Laganza Jr.Mr. John LaGratta &

Dr. Maria LaGrattaMr. & Mrs. John T. O’Connor IVMr. & Mrs. Robert E. RotondoDr. John E. SatherMr. Edward S. ShayMajor Charles P. Smith USMCMr. & Mrs. Jonathan D. Sternberg



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. R. John Wilcox II

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Sean P. Kane

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Christopher S. ChiotaMr. & Mrs. Jon A. EmswilerMr. & Mrs. John C. FigmicMr. Vincent S. KravecMr. & Mrs. Justin D. KrebsMr. John M. Lashar Mr. & Mrs. Christopher RedgateMr. Jonathan M. Varholak

heARThsTOne CluBDr. & Mrs. Peter J. Bonitatibus PhDMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. CamarroMr. Andrew J. GraceMr. & Mrs. Shariff M. HassanMr. Jay P. LegenzaMr. & Mrs. Christian E. LundMr. & Mrs. Brett K. MinogueMr. William S. MorrisonMr. John P. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Matthias A. PiatkowskiMr. & Mrs. David M. ScrofaniMr. Barry Sobolewski &

Dr. Janet PerrinoDr. & Mrs. Daniel D. VinerMr. & Mrs. Michael T. WalshMr. Eric C. Wuchiski



PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. King

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Casey E. BirtwellMr. Peter D. Loncto

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Matthew S. BarnardMr. Daniel J. KellyMr. & Mrs. Jose S. Niell

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Michael K. BauersfeldMr. & Mrs. Scott L. Russo

heARThsTOne CluBMr. William W. English Jr.Mr. Christian L. LobanMr. & Mrs. Michael T. LonerganMr. & Mrs. Kristoffer D. LutzMr. Timothy Moran &

Ms. Jennifer KordellMr. & Mrs. Peter M. PattonMr. & Mrs. G. Griffin ReidyMr. Christopher L. Voytek



GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Jason T. Morris

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Randy S. MaultsbyMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Sanseverino

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Girish K. BhakooMr. & Mrs. Brian E. DiesMr. Dylan B. TierneyMr. & Mrs. David T. TunstallMr. Craig A. WieleMr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Wright

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Nicolaus W. GlombMr. John K. HarchuckMr. & Mrs. James P. MastersonMr. & Mrs. Bryan J. MellingerMr. Jason G. NapoliMr. & Mrs. Scott A. NestorMr. & Mrs. Kevin P. O’ConnorMr. Christopher S. PulieMr. Gregory J. TheriaultMr. & Mrs. John W. WebberMr. Brian C. WinfieldMr. & Mrs. Drew L. Zielinski



GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. John D. Ciorciari

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Paul A. Traynor

XAvIeR CluBMr. Kevin R. Votto

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Adam P. ConradMr. & Mrs. Ryan P. DonovanMr. & Mrs. John H. DoyleMr. & Mrs. Robert W. QuincyMr. Scott R. ShandMr. & Mrs. Michael C. SprouseMr. & Mrs. Timothy V. Zaino

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Edward M. CoxMr. Thomas W. CunninghamMr. Brian P. EckertMr. & Mrs. Karl J. EhrsamMr. Matthew P. GachiMr. & Mrs. Matthew B. GiffordMr. & Mrs. Pedro P. MataCaptain & Mrs. Roy W. Moore USMC

Continued on page 26 >

unrestricted Gifts


ClAss TOTAl GIvInG

1947 $160,713 1951 $24,500 1950 $20,076 1949 $12,958 1945 $6,313 1952 $6,135 1946 $5,312 1948 $5,272 1944 $210

ClAss % PARTICIPATIOn

1944 50.0% 1946 47.1% 1945 45.5% 1951 28.0% 1950 27.9% 1947 27.7% 1948 22.2% 1949 21.4% 1952 20.4%

Classes GREATER than 125 Active Alumni

Classes FEWER than 125 Active Alumni

Classes FEWER than 125 Active Alumni

Thank you for supporting the Annual Fund!

This issue of Prep Today

gratefully acknowledges

and thanks all those who

helped make the 2010-2011

Annual Fund a great success!

With the 2011-2012 Annual

Fund now in full swing, we

hope you will once again

continue to make a difference

in the lives of our 925 boys.

Your loyal generosity is always

greatly appreciated!

For more information about

the Annual Fund, including

making an online donation,

gifts of stock, and corporate

matching gifts, please visit

the Prep website at www.

fairfieldprep.org/giving, or

call the Development Office

at 203-254-4237.

AlumNi GiviNG

AlumNi GiviNG

% PARTiCiPATioN

% PARTiCiPATioN

Alumni Giving & Participation

SummARy

President’s Circle $25,000+Arrupe Society $10,000 – $24,999Loyola Circle Platinum $5,000 – $9,999 Gold $2,500 – $4,999 Silver $1,200 – $2,499

Xavier Club $750 – $1,199Berchmans Club $250 – $749Hearthstone Club $1 – $249

Donors who contribute at the Gold Loyola Circle level ($2,500), or higher, are invited as guests of Fr. Hanwell, S.J., to his annual President’s Dinner.

dOnOr gIvIng clubs

ClAss % PARTICIPATIOn

1959 37.6% 1961 35.4% 1955 32.3% 1960 28.1% 1954 27.1% 1957 26.4% 1966 24.6% 1953 23.3% 1956 22.7% 1986 22.4% 1973 20.3% 1969 18.8% 1971 17.9% 1958 17.8% 1972 17.7% 1981 17.5% 1985 17.1% 1963 17.1% 1968 16.5% 1967 16.4% 1964 16.4% 1970 16.0% 1978 15.1% 1987 14.7% 1984 14.6% 1962 14.2% 2000 14.1% 1983 13.3% 1982 12.8% 1993 12.6% 1965 12.1% 2004 12.0% 1976 12.0% 1991 11.6% 1988 11.2% 1989 11.1% 1999 10.9% 1979 10.8% 1994 10.7% 1997 10.6% 1996 10.5% 1992 9.8% 2002 9.6% 2010 9.3% 1998 9.2% 2005 9.2% 1975 9.2% 1980 9.1% 2001 9.1% 1990 9.0% 2006 8.9% 1974 8.8% 1977 8.5% 2007 7.5% 2003 6.9% 1995 5.6% 2009 3.6% 2008 1.5% 2011 0.5%

ClAss TOTAl GIvInG

1969 $278,336 1976 $56,721 1982 $43,980 1959 $42,533 1984 $40,925 1985 $38,945 1983 $37,865 1961 $33,640 1960 $32,286 1986 $32,267 1962 $25,450 1973 $23,825 1995 $22,275 1980 $21,225 1964 $18,958 1957 $18,016 1978 $15,785 1965 $15,512 1987 $15,050 1990 $13,676 1975 $12,416 1979 $11,845 1953 $11,725 1974 $10,650 1954 $10,169 1958 $9,495 1971 $9,430 1967 $9,020 1955 $8,985 1991 $8,950 1963 $8,820 1966 $8,197 1981 $8,036 1992 $7,870 1972 $7,316 1956 $7,122 2000 $6,875 1988 $6,745 1970 $6,585 1998 $6,296 1993 $6,207 1997 $5,796 1989 $4,750 2002 $4,703 1977 $3,751 1994 $3,635 1996 $3,160 1968 $2,876 2006 $2,871 1999 $2,795 2001 $2,145 2004 $2,094 2005 $1,896 2003 $651 2010 $640 2007 $560 2009 $245 2011 $75 2008 $70





sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Matthew S. Sather

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Gregg A. ChiotaDr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Troy

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Brian E. BissellMr. James H. BoothMr. Bryan M. KozlowskiMr. & Mrs. Ryan W. MorrisMr. Christopher J. Popadic

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Jonathan J. BescherLt. Cmdr. Kenneth J. Boda USCGMr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Capozzi IIIMr. Sean T. CarrMr. Timothy M. DevineMr. & Mrs. Paul S. DonahueTerrence G. D’Onofrio PhDMr. & Mrs. Charles H. FlynnChristopher R. Friese PhDRev. Gerald S. Hopeck OFMMr. & Mrs. Dexter C. JanssonMr. Joseph Y. LuMr. James M. McInerneyMr. & Mrs. Timothy M. PiedmontMr. Jonathan M. ReeseMr. Matthew L. StannardMr. & Mrs. Bartley J. Zaino



XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Christopher E. DruryMr. Robert A. Mazzeo Jr.

BeRChMAns CluBChristian A. Atwood Esq.Mr. Mark F. LaGrattaMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. McManusMr. Alexander W. Oracheff

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. James H. Crowley IVMr. Christopher J. DolanMr. Ryan M. FisherMr. & Mrs. Jared T. HendricksonMr. & Mrs. Paul C. JessonMr. Stephen R. Kellogg Jr.Mr. Adam R. MikulkaMr. & Mrs. Geoffrey R. SmullMr. Brandon W. A. Thomas



ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. Peter W. O’Connor

PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. William R. Young

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Connor S. Finegan

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Frank J. HaluchMr. Daniel C. O’Neill

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Patrick S. KellyMr. Brent M. ReillyMr. Matthew G. RorickMr. David F. Valovcin



XAvIeR CluBMr. Kevin C. KroberMr. James M. O’Leary

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Michael J. Marella IIIMr. & Mrs. Kieran M. O’ConnorMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Redgate

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Justin A. AngeloMr. Sean W. BurkeMr. Patrick E. DonahueMr. Angelo R. Framularo IIMr. Eric R. HasenauerMr. & Mrs. Vincent H. Massey IIIMr. John J. Novak IIIMr. Kevin L. QuincyMr. Scott A. RamseyMr. Michael M. ReidyMr. Steven M. ThomasMr. R. Benjamin Zapp



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. John C. HeffersMr. & Mrs. Jonathan S. Hoglund

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Anthony B. AudinoMr. John R. Cullinane IIIMr. Michael E. NiedermeierMr. Colin R. ThomasMr. William J. Wenzel IVMr. & Mrs. Shaun M. Wilson

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Adam J. DePanfilisMr. & Mrs. James G. Fahey CPAMr. Charles W. Falzone IIIMr. Daniel J. FlahertyMr. Roberto F. GiansantiMr. John P. KingMr. Joshua D. MelloMr. Peter J. RappoccioMr. Joseph R. Tramontano Jr.



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleAnonymousMr. Dennis P. O’Connor

XAvIeR CluBMr. Randolph K. Adler Jr.

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Stephen P. AldrichMr. & Mrs. Baird S. AllisMr. Wayne L. CouryMr. Christopher R. SzefcMr. John M. Thomas

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Christian C. BangertMr. J Dillon CollinsMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. CunnaneMr. Michael P. DonahueMr. Justin L. GallettiMr. Brian C. GulottaMr. Brendan P. KaneMr. & Mrs. Oliver Perez



XAvIeR CluBMr. Timothy P. Tracy Jr.

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Christopher M. KinneyMr. Stephen L. KinneyMr. Kevin C. Kozlowski

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Nick J. AntonopoulosMr. David J. CastleMr. Joseph A. Catalano IVMr. Timothy R. CoteDr. Randall R. DeMartinoMr. Michael B. EngstromMr. Christopher J. ExiasMr. Vincent L. FramularoMr. Kurt J. HofmannMr. Walter B. NeubergerMr. Jonathan D. NewtonMr. Colin M. Rochford



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Ryan M. CunninghamMr. Daniel E. Nemchek

XAvIeR CluBMr. Timothy C. Murray

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Peter J. AntonopoulosMr. Peter M. FranciniMr. Robert A. HealeyMr. Timothy S. Tilghman

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. AltieriMr. Nicholas W. CagginelloMr. Joseph C. CrowleyMr. & Mrs. Steven M. GniazdowskiMr. Kevin J. HigginsMr. Matthew G. JacksonMr. Thomas J. McKeownMr. Benjamin D. RobinsonMr. Michael T. SaundersMr. & Mrs. Robert A. ScintoMr. Benjamin W. TocchiMr. John A. Urquhart IIIMr. Adam A. Zaczkowski



BeRChMAns CluBAnonymousMr. Robert C. EmersonMr. Peter T. LelekMr. & Mrs. Timothy G. Tymniak

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Raymond W. BourdeauMr. Michael R. CardMr. Robert J. D’AmatoMr. Joshua A. JonesMr. & Mrs. Jean-Paul C. LuckeMr. Christopher M. ManleyMr. Samuel M. MarroneMr. Kevin P. MooreMr. & Mrs. Michael D. Spaight



GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. John A. Jorden

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Patrick F. MaguireMr. Michael D. Vipond

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Richard B. Benson IIMr. Jeremy J. HewittMr. Theodore J. KilpatrickMr. Patrick J. KrajciMr. Colin M. MacleodMr. Keith J. ManningMr. Peter G. McSherryMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. MitchellMr. Christopher T. RagoMr. Timothy W. RainsbergerMr. Christopher M. RinkMr. Phillip G. TopalianMr. Michael L. Vitulano



heARThsTOne CluBMr. Steven J. Beckert

Mr. Thomas P. BourdeauMr. & Mrs. Alexander G. BuesMr. Gregory E. CasoMr. John G. CurranMr. Jonathan R. FerenceMr. Matthew M. KretzmanMr. Michael D. MolloyMr. Robert P. PanzaMr. Christopher B. RussoMr. Bradley A. ToparMr. Stephen J. Vidmosko



BeRChMAns CluBMr. Mark J. GiordanoMr. Michael J. LaPerch Jr.Mr. Robert T. Morton Jr.Mr. Jonathan J. Piazza-Harper

heARThsTOne CluBAnonymousMr. Brian E. BodnarMr. Krystian J. BoreykoMr. Liam T. BrownMr. Brian E. CamusMr. Connor T. FaughnanMr. Kevin M. Foley Jr.Mr. Justin R. GreggMr. Adam E. KellyMr. Matthew F. KellyMr. Joseph D. MarksMr. Colin M. McLeodMr. Kyle P. NevinsMr. Daniel P. QuinlanMr. Daniel J. RaccuiaMr. Michael R. RipleyMr. Michael C. SamulowitzMr. R. John SciasciaMr. Andrew T. UrquhartMr. Andrew M. ValenteMr. Robert A. Vitulano



BeRChMAns CluBAnonymousMr. Stephen J. D’AmbrisiMr. Michael C. Lynch

heARThsTOne CluBMr. Peter M. Brestovan Jr.Mr. Kevin R. CullinaneMr. Thomas G. CurranMr. Michael T. GaldoMr. Christopher E. GoebelMr. Timothy J. HennMr. Colin R. MahoneyMr. Patrick R. McAuliffeMr. Stephen J. OsipowMr. Jason Rago &

Mrs. Christina OstbyeMr. Nicholas C. ShaverMr. Jeffrey L. StillerMr. Thomas J. TopalianMr. Ernest J. Verrico Jr.Mr. Michael M. Weithers

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sPecIal THanks TO Our vOlunTeers

2010-2011 AluMnI AnnuAl FunD leADeRshIP GIFT TeAM

Joseph M. Bochniak ’50James P. Roach ’50James F. Stapleton ’50Robert K. Marzik ’54Bernhard F. Bruder ’57Lawrence J. Bues ’57Raymond V. McKelvey ’64Joseph L. Castignoli ’67Joseph Gerics ’68Lawrence A. Vitulano ’68Louie P. Pintek Jr. ’72Robert Trosan ’72Peter L. Altieri ’73Owen J. Black III ’73Daniel R. Pengue ’73Kenneth P. Sneider Jr. ’73David A. Gerics ’75John F. Rovegno ’75John W. Haffey Sr. ’77Kevin L. Murphy Jr. ’78Edward A. Boyle ’83Jeffrey M. Donofrio ’83Gregory J. Pategas ’84William P. Petrino Jr. ’84R. John Wilcox II ’89James H. Booth ’93William T. Conron ’93Matthew R. Webber ’93Robert J. Gillon III ’99Timothy P. Tracy Jr. ’99Kevin J. Altieri ’00Michael P. Carrington ’02Jonathan J. Piazza-Harper ’04

2010-2011 AluMnI ReunIOn ClAss COMMITTees

Edmund F. Dailey ’46Arthur J. Cummings ’46Leo P. Gallagher ’46Arthur C. Laske Jr. ’46Robert R. Walsh ’46Joseph R. Figmic Jr. ’51Robert F. O’Keefe ’51Eugene P. O’Neill Jr. ’51Roger L. Ratchford ’51Raymond F. Nalewajk ’56

50th Reunion Committee

Jonathan Boette ’61 John P. Chiota ’61 Joseph D. DeFelice ’61 Ernest A. Delia ’61Richard Douglas ’61Philip G. Ellsworth ’61Frank T. Grywalski ’61James R. Harrick ’61Charles G. Hemenway ’61John F. Hughes ’61D. Michael Lucey ’61Robert J. McCarthy ’61Ronald F. Miazga ’61Donald F. Moran ’61Frederick C. Nichols ’61Robert W. Parker ’61Michael F. Piazza ’61Ronald L. Pulito ’61Richard F. Rizza ’61Norman A. Roberts ’61Eugene A. Skowronski ’61Gerald E. Vavrek ’61Ronald M. Vuolo ’61

Robert M. Waters ’61E. John Vasse ’61William M. Wheeler ’61

J. Thomas Failla ’66John P. O’Donnell ’71John A. Murphy ’76John F. Piro Jr. ’76Kevin P. Porter ’76Charles M. Stankye III ’76Thomas R. Linell ’81Brian P. McGillicuddy ’81John J. Orazietti ’81Todd D. Tuozzoli MFT ’81Anthony A. Loglisci ’81

25th Reunion Committee

John E. Beauvais ’86James E. Butler ’86Michael J. Cashion ’86John E. Chiota ’86Sean M. Culhane ’86Patrick W. Donaher ’86Jonathan R. Doyle ’86Keith M. Fenton ’86Michael R. Fox ’86Brendan M. Gilhuly ’86Robert P. Lally ’86J. Barton Lautenbach ’86Brian J. Lawler ’86Brian P. Lee ’86Christopher W. McNeill ’86James C. Meyers ’86Howard T. Owens III ’86Leo J. Redgate ’86Peter K. Shagory ’86Peter D. Tolk ’86Robert F. Walsh ’86

Nicholas Morello Jr. ’91Jason T. Morris ’91David R. Woodward Jr. ’91Christopher M. Casper ’96Michael Marella ’96Ray Bourdeau ’01Charles M. Adams ’06Thomas P. Keane ’06

2010-2011 PARenTs AnnuAl FunD GIFT TeAM

Pamela AustinPeter & Nancy CannonRich & Karen CoyleTom & Lynn DolanPat & Maureen DugganTim & Patti FalveyKeith & Kathleen LongsonDavid Maloof &

Jean Sweeney-MaloofNunzio & Nancy MasoneScott & Lori StimpsonCarl & Lisa WistScott & Beverly Wright

2011 GOlF OuTInG COMMITTee

John E. Chiota ’86 (Chair)John P. Chiota ’61Kevin Foley ’73Tom Welch ’83Jim Butler ’86Alex Oracheff ’94Kevin Kozlowski ’99

sPRInG DInneR 2011 COMMITTee

“By the Sea”

Mary Beth Morris (Co-Chair)Sima Patel (Co-Chair)Heidi BramanteMarcie BrownMary ButalaSally CadouxHeidi CinderCathy CollinsLisa ConnellyKaren CoyleCindy DodgeCindy FranzinoJuany FumaiTasneem GhogawalaCarrie GurneyLouisa KasperNancy MasoneKaren O’KeefeAnne OrvisLaura OsborneDonna Prutting Laura QuatrellaPatty QuigleyRosemarie RawsonJean RichmondSandra TrottaNoelle WardBarbara WilliamsLisa WistBev WrightToni Zeleny

Mr. John A. BasileMr. Curtis M. BaumannMr. Patrick H. BrownMr. Carl D. BuckisMr. Kevin L. BurtMr. Anthony J. Chimblo IVMr. Frank J. DeLeo IIIMr. Thomas J. DowdMr. Brian J. FlahertyMr. Thomas J. GaudettMr. Andrew J. GolankiewiczMr. Geoffrey T. GriffenMr. Kevin M. LeitaoMr. Christopher J. MorrisonMr. Ryan P. MorrisonMr. Samuel P. O’MahonyMr. Carmine J. Urciuoli



heARThsTOne CluBMr. Jefferson C. Atkins Jr.

CURRENT PARENTS

PResIDenT’s CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Michael Sargent

ARRuPe sOCIeTYAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. BrennanMr. Donald DuffyMr. & Mrs. Michael C. HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Allan W. LinkeMr. & Mrs. James D. McPartlanMr. & Mrs. Robert W. StoneMr. & Mrs. Michael P. Whelan

PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleAnonymousAnonymousMr. & Mrs. William CurleyMr. & Mrs. Michael J. DonoghueMr. James Haas &

Mrs. Bailey McClureMr. & Mrs. Wally MartinezMr. & Mrs. Mark A. PompaMr. & Mrs. James M. RichmondMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Voreyer

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleDr. & Mrs. Henry A. Backe Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David BallMr. & Mrs. Robert BeckMr. & Mrs. John P. Calcutt Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. CallahanMr. & Mrs. William J. Genco



sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Daniel E. Parisi

BeRChMAns CluBMr. Thomas A. HerrmannMr. John R. Wallace

heARThsTOne CluBMr. William T. GencoMr. William L. GeorgiaMr. Andrew GleasonMr. Thomas P. KeaneMr. Brendan M. KellyMr. Marc S. LambertMr. Justin L. LucasMr. Brian MahoneyMr. John MuldoonMr. Ryan NelsonMr. Jack C. OrlandoMr. Colin E. ShukieMr. Christopher StaysniakMr. Ryan J. SteadlyMr. Matthew Szondy



heARThsTOne CluBMr. G. William Buckis Jr.Mr. Frederick B. ConditMr. John O. FabbriMr. Ryan M. FayMr. Neal E. Fitzpatrick IIIMr. Andrew S. GoebelMr. Geoffrey M. GuentherMr. Ian S. KellyMr. Matthew C. MellingerMr. Michael K. MortonMr. James D. OnofrioMr. Sean T. PhillipsMr. Michael A. RepaciMr. Scott A. RichterMr. Christopher B. Van HiseMr. Brandon Ventling



heARThsTOne CluBMr. Andrew T. GorzkowskiMr. James W. GruppoMr. Jordan L. Pugh



heARThsTOne CluBMr. Christian P. BabikianMr. Chase E. BaileyMr. Peter O. GruppoMr. Brian J. HughesMr. Connor O. KellyMr. Ian A. McEmberMr. John B. Thornton



heARThsTOne CluBMr. David AlpeterMr. John S. AltieriMr. Oliver B. Ball


Current & Alumni Parents

sTudenT/TeacHer aPPrecIaTIOn gIFTs

Mr. & Mrs. David Banquer In honor of Kyle ’12 & Keith ’14 In recognition of Mr. Dee & Mr. Canuel

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Bonazzo In honor of John ’11 In recognition of Mr. Mis & Mr. Dicenso

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Brown In honor of Kevin ’13 In recognition of all faculty & staff

Mrs. Patricia Felner-Bragano & Mr. Nicholas Bragano In honor of Christian ’13 In recognition of Mr. Driscoll

Ms. Christina Formichella In honor of Jonathon ’11 In recognition of Mr. Mauritz

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Galiani In honor of John ’11 In recognition of Mrs. Carrington & Mrs. DiCenso

Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Gennaro In honor of Daniel ’11 & Robert ’09 In recognition of Dr. Andrade, Mr. Brennan, Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Hanrahan, Mr. Magden, Dr. Perrotta, & Mr. Szablewicz

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Greco In honor of Jonathan ’11 In recognition of Mr. Sather

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Harris In honor of Christopher ’12 In recognition of Mr. Canuel & Mr. Mamrus

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent M. McAvey II In honor of Vincent ’11 & Brian ’13 In recognition of Ms. Laguzza & Mr. Shea

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mellinger In honor of Andrew ’11 & Matthew ’07 In recognition of Mr. Wallace & Mr. Szablewicz

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Morris In honor of Philip ’11 In recognition of Mr. DeRosa

Mr. Joao Nascimento In honor of Joshua ’14 In recognition of Mr. Sacerdote

Mrs. Adele O’Kane In honor of Nicholas ’12 In recognition of Mr. Jaffe

Mr. & Mrs. Jay Power In honor of Brian ’09 & Jay ’12 In recognition of Mr. Canuel & Mrs. Clark

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ryan In honor of Connor ’11 In recognition of Mrs. Hoover

Ms. Carol Tibor In honor of Mark ’11 In recognition of Mr. Hanrahan

Mr. & Mrs. Durga Vallabhaneni In honor of Nithin ’12 In recognition of Mr. Mis

Mr. & Mrs. John Vazzano In honor of Rick ’12 In recognition of Mr. Magdon

Mr. & Mrs. Evan Zuckert In honor of Cameron ’12 In recognition of all faculty

The following parents made gifts in honor of their son(s) and in recognition of a Prep faculty member, staff member, or coach who has had a meaningful impact on their son’s Prep experience.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. GrecoMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. GuzziMr. & Mrs. Theodore HaganMr. & Mrs. Richard M. JeanneretDr. Maryann LehmannMr. & Mrs. Robert MacKayMr. & Mrs. Robert McHughMr. & Mrs. Kristian MoorMr. & Mrs. Randall White

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Howard BelgerMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. BrownMr. & Mrs. Steven BurtMr. & Mrs. Richard C. CoyleMr. & Mrs. Brian J. EdmondsMr. & Mrs. Thomas F. EnglishMr. & Mrs. Domenick R. FumaiDr. & Mrs. Robert J. GennaroMr. Jack GriffinMr. & Mrs. Christopher E. HansenMr. & Mrs. Douglas HaynesMr. & Mrs. Burt HiltonMr. & Mrs. Peter C. KeenoyMr. & Mrs. Mark K. KellyMr. & Mrs. Robert B. LewisMr. & Mrs. Thomas McGarrityMr. & Mrs. Richard H. McGeadyMr. & Mrs. Richard K. MellingerMr. & Mrs. Frank MendicinoMr. & Mrs. Brendan MilesMr. & Mrs. Philip MorrisMr. & Mrs. Daniel W. MorrisonMr. & Mrs. Richard J. Quigley IIIMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. SeilerMr. & Mrs. Anthony SuteraApril Vignone

XAvIeR CluBMr. Daoud Awad &

Mrs. Kathryn ShortsMr. & Mrs. David BonadioMr. & Mrs. Peter J. CannonMr. & Mrs. Mark R. ConnellyDr. & Mrs. James G. CunninghamMr. & Mrs. Douglas D. FinlayMr. & Mrs. Paul HattonMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. KeaneMr. & Mrs. Richard P. McGrathDr. & Mrs. Bryan J. NestorDr. & Mrs. Sanjay Patel

BeRChMAns CluBAnonymousAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Ramiro AlbarranMr. & Mrs. Gregory BaekeyMr. & Mrs. Patrick BaugierMr. & Mrs. Michael BaylesMr. & Mrs. Mark BennettMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. BerryMr. & Mrs. Robert BoehringerMr. & Mrs. Vincent BonazzoMr. & Mrs. John R. BurbankMr. & Mrs. John ButalaDr. & Mrs. Patrick J. CahillMr. Christopher CantwellMr. & Mrs. Scott A. ClarkMr. & Mrs. Robert B. ClarkMr. & Mrs. Frank J. Connolly Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Mark L. ConnollyMr. & Mrs. Michael ConsidineMr. & Mrs. Thomas CoronaMr. & Mrs. Scott CraigheadMr. & Mrs. Thomas CretaMr. & Mrs. David CrowleMr. David Cunn &

Mrs. Linda Claussen-CunnMr. & Mrs. Paul M. DeFelice

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent DeGennaroMr. & Mrs. Myles P. Dempsey Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood P. DodgeMr. & Mrs. Brian J. DoergerDr. & Mrs. Thomas DomanickMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. DugganMr. James Dunn &

Ms. Colleen Hurlie-DunnMr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Falvey Sr.Mrs. Patricia Felner-Bragano &

Mr. Nicholas BraganoMr. & Mrs. Stephen FestaMr. & Mrs. Paul A. GentileMr. & Mrs. Dennis GilloolyMr. & Mrs. Anthony F. GiobbiMr. & Mrs. Robert GreenfieldMs. Marianne R. GutierrezMr. & Mrs. Andrew HarrisMr. & Mrs. Warren HolcombMr. Philip Holmes &

Mrs. Jill M. Jean-HolmesMr. & Mrs. Patrick G. HurleyMr. & Mrs. David JannyMr. & Mrs. Warren L. JerveyMr. & Mrs. James KeatingMr. & Mrs. Maurizio Lancia Esq.Dr. James Licari &

Ms. Vickie TruchanMr. & Mrs. Keith LongsonMr. & Mrs. Nunzio Masone IIIMr. & Mrs. John MateraMr. & Mrs. Vincent M. McAvey IIMr. & Mrs. Kevin R. McManusMr. & Mrs. John V. MonroeMr. & Mrs. Scott D. MooreMr. & Mrs. Christopher J. MullikenMr. & Mrs. David MuscatoMr. Joao NascimentoMr. & Mrs. Richard O’LearyMr. & Mrs. Sean O’LearyMr. & Mrs. James R. Pesci Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Laurence D. PinkusMr. & Mrs. Jay PowerMr. & Mrs. Edmund Rawson IVMr. Michael A. RileyMr. & Mrs. Joseph Rog Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Joseph RomanelliMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. RyanMr. & Mrs. Robert SalandraMr. & Mrs. Stephen M. SchwartzMr. & Mrs. Theodore SeelyeMr. & Mrs. David SheeranDr. & Mrs. Philip SimkovitzMr. Richard Stow &

Mrs. MaryBeth O’Brien-StowMs. Carol TiborMr. & Mrs. Michael TrottaMr. & Mrs. Thomas TrottaMr. & Mrs. Durga VallabhaneniMr. & Mrs. John J. VazzanoMr. & Mrs. Marius VisserMr. & Mrs. Stephen WallackMr. & Mrs. John A. WelchMr. & Mrs. Richard P. WoodMr. & Mrs. Scott WrightMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey ZelenyMr. & Mrs. Paul ZielinskiMr. & Mrs. Evan Zuckert

heARThsTOne CluBMr. & Mrs. John Aquino Sr.Mr. Ivan Araya Arancibia &

Mrs. Corinne van DorpMr. & Mrs. John ArrixMr. Thaddeus Bargiello &

Mrs. Karen ShahanMr. & Mrs. Michael BarstonMr. & Mrs. Anthony N. BenedossoMr. & Mrs. John H. Blevins

Mr. & Mrs. Robert BohnMr. Carey Bond & Mrs. Denise BradyMr. & Mrs. Raymond BoudietteMr. & Mrs. Oliver M. Bracken Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Brian BradyMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. BradyMr. & Mrs. James P. CarterMr. John CaseyMr. & Mrs. Mario ChajonMr. & Mrs. Craig CinderMr. John A. ClancyMr. & Mrs. Robert ClarkMr. & Mrs. Gregory CollinsMr. & Mrs. Robert CortinaMr. & Mrs. Neil CurryMr. & Mrs. Michael P. DowdMr. & Mrs. James DupeeMr. & Mrs. Michael FergusonMr. & Mrs. Vincenzo FiniMr. & Mrs. Thomas Foerster IIMs. Christina FormichellaMr. & Mrs. William FornshellMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey GalianiMr. & Mrs. Joseph GarzilloMr. & Mrs. Kambuj GhavidelMr. Roderick Hamar &

Mrs. Lillian GustiloMr. & Mrs. Francis HandMr. & Dr. Konrad HauerMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. HayesMr. & Mrs. James P. HennesseyMr. Dave Hill & Ms. Nina RiccioMr. & Mrs. Joseph HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. HunterMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. JamisonMr. & Mrs. Maris J. KavulichMr. & Mrs. John F. KellyMr. & Mrs. John P. KlepsMr. Joseph Kocinsky &

Dr. Margaret PisaniMr. & Mrs. Joseph Leonard

Mr. & Mrs. Kerry LombardMr. David Maloof &

Ms. Jean SweeneyMs. Tracey MasellaMr. & Mrs. John MiglioreMr. & Mrs. Matthew MiklaveMs. Cheryl MitchellMs. Geraldine MuldoonMr. & Mrs. Edward MurphyMs. Madeline NaminMr. & Mrs. James A. NapolitanoMr. & Mrs. Michael J. Noone Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James OrvisMr. & Mrs. Vincent G. OstroskyMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Porter Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Douglas B. PrescottMr. & Mrs. John ReinMr. & Mrs. Remy A. RodasMr. & Mrs. Alan M. RothMr. & Mrs. John E. RoyakMr. & Mrs. Richard RuggianoMr. & Mrs. David SellMr. & Mrs. Paul ShaferMr. & Mrs. Andrew ShpuntMr. & Mrs. Steven SikoraMs. Susan S. SkibaMr. & Mrs. William S. SmithMr. & Mrs. John SteinertMr. & Mrs. Scott D. StimpsonMr. & Mrs. Neil J. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Gregory TrojanowskiMr. & Mrs. Ralph UnkerMs. Elizabeth Van MunchingMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Vontell Jr.Mr. Michael Ward &

Mrs. Elizabeth SchroderMr. & Mrs. Chris WestfahlMr. & Mrs. Chang YangMr. & Mrs. William D. Young Jr.

ALUMNI PARENTS

ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. William W. Marden IIIMr. & Mrs. David G. Sprows

PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleAtty. & Mrs. Kent S. BernardMr. & Mrs. John E. CalliesMr. & Mrs. Albert P. CareyMr. & Mrs. Angelo N. Cerrone Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Hogan Jr.Mr. Donald A. JacobsMr. & Mrs. Ned C. LautenbachMr. & Mrs. Timothy P. RyanMr. & Mrs. James L. Terry

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Patrick M. BrandMr. & Mrs. Robert J. EckMr. Henry GilbertieMr. C. Thomas MeyersMr. & Mrs. Pedro E. WasmerMr. & Mrs. Walter A. Wuchiski

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Norman A. AldrichMr. & Mrs. Mark CarringtonMr. & Mrs. Todd DoerschMr. & Mrs. Paul J. GubitosaMrs. Lucille LeitaoMrs. Nancy MasielloMr. & Mrs. Ralph N. SatherMr. & Mrs. Roger SciasciaMr. & Mrs. David E. Yurkerwich

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. David AcamporaMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. CunninghamMr. & Mrs. Mark B. FasanoMr. & Mrs. Frank K. Garvey


Friends of Prep

Mr. Nick Kamillatos & Dr. Sharon Kratochvil

Mr. & Mrs. Torodd KummenMr. & Mrs. Dennis J. ManningMrs. Elizabeth RenzulliMr. & Mrs. Robert D. Scinto Mr. & Mrs. Jay B. Sheehy

BeRChMAns CluBAnonymousMr. William J. BrittMr. & Mrs. Charles BrownMr. & Mrs. Gregory W. Buckis Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony C. CanuelMr. & Mrs. James C. CareyMr. & Mrs. James C. ColihanMr. & Mrs. Terrence M. CookeMrs. Mary Jo DaileyMr. & Mrs. David DempseyDr. & Mrs. Arnold E. DorosarioMr. & Mrs. Charles J. EmersonMr. & Mrs. Hugh J. GleasonMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. HynesMrs. Jill KellyMr. & Mrs. Robert K. KretzmanMr. & Mrs. Paul E LambertMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. McGillicuddyMr. & Mrs. James MoyeMr. & Mrs. Victor J. NesiMr. & Mrs. William E. Newbauer Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. PanzaMr. & Mrs. Morgan L. PapeMr. & Mrs. William F. Paul Sr.Mr. E. Cortright PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Douglas S. RichterMr. & Mrs. Robert G. RooneyMrs. Kathleen RorickMs. Pamela B. RotondoMr. & Mrs. William J. SaponeMr. & Mrs. Michael SchinellaThe Hon. & Mrs. Michael E. ShayMr. & Mrs. John R. SilkDr. & Mrs. Robert J. StillerMr. Robert J. SylvesterMrs. Catherine C. TymniakMr. & Mrs. J. Alexander Urquhart Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William H. WillettMr. & Mrs. James D. Zielinski

heARThsTOne CluBAnonymousMrs. Elizabeth AdlerMr. & Mrs. John L. Altieri Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Glenn AngiolilloMr. & Mrs. Steve AntenucciMrs. Joan V. AttolinoMr. & Mrs. Michael J. BaldwinMr. & Mrs. Michael F. BaxterMr. & Mrs. Edward S. Becker IIIMr. & Mrs. Paul C. BenevelliMr. & Mrs. Robert BennettMr. & Mrs. Richard B. BensonDr. & Mrs. Michael BerendtMr. & Mrs. Robert W. BilekMr. & Mrs. Kenneth I. BrownMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. BurkeMr. & Mrs. John P. CampoliMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. CardoneMr. & Mrs. Santiago G. CastilloMr. & Mrs. Anthony CasuboloMr. & Mrs. Tony Chimblo IIIMr. & Mrs. Whitney M. CookMr. & Mrs. James CramondMr. & Mrs. James H. Crowley IIIMr. & Mrs. Tyrone C. CurranMs. Lisa D’AltonMr. & Mrs. Robert L. D’AmatoMr. & Mrs. William L. DeiganMr. & Mrs. Robert B. Desautels

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Donovan IIIMr. & Mrs. Jerome DvornekMr. Jan EngstromMr. & Mrs. Eugene R. FappianoMrs. Eleanor FeroletoDr. & Mrs. Jon FesselMr. & Mrs. William J. FitzgeraldMr. & Mrs. William J. Fitzpatrick Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John A. FlahertyMr. & Mrs. John FlavinMr. & Mrs. G. Scott FlynnMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. FlynnMr. & Mrs. John M. FryeMr. & Mrs. Perry GaaMrs. Patricia GagneMr. & Mrs. Lawrence GallacherMr. & Mrs. Sean GarrityAtty. & Mrs. Bryon GentileMr. & Mrs. John W. GlombMr. & Mrs. Eric GoebelMr. & Mrs. Peter F. GoodfellowMs. Barbara GrasseyDr. & Mrs. Raymond HaddadMr. & Mrs. Michael F. HaganMr. & Mrs. William K. HarrisAtty. & Mrs. William E. HasenauerMr. & Mrs. John E. HewittMr. & Mrs. R. Ford HutchinsonMr. & Mrs. David JaundrillMr. & Mrs. Russell JenningsMr. & Mrs. Gerald S. KingMr. & Mrs. William S. KoshMr. & Mrs. John J. Kucich Sr.Dr. & Mrs. Joel KunkelMrs. Edward LaskoMr. & Mrs. Phillip LauriaMrs. Nora O. LavertyMr. & Mrs. Robert J. LiCalziMr. & Mrs. Dan LiquoriMr. & Mrs. Denis LonctoMrs. Adrienne MaloneyMr. & Mrs. Robert N. Matarazzo Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Bernard MazakoMrs. Linda R. McDonaldDr. & Mrs. C. Lee Mellinger IIIMr. & Mrs. Michael MicheliMr. & Mrs. Norman F. MillerMs. Anne S. MinogueMrs. John P. MoliereMr. & Mrs. Curtis H. MooreMr. & Mrs. Lawrence MoricoMr. & Mrs. Robert T. Morton Sr.Mr. & Mrs. George MurphyMrs. Gloria MurphyMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Murphy Jr.Mrs. Alice NealonMr. & Mrs. Richard T. Nelson Jr.Mr. James OnofrioMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Patrignelli Sr.Mr. & Mrs. John D. PellegrinoMr. & Mrs. Ernest E. PiersonMr. & Mrs. Peter Rappoccio Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Redgate Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John C. RitterMr. & Mrs. Stephen RoganDr. & Mrs. Frank J. RomanoMr. & Mrs. Jose F. RosaMr. & Mrs. Roy RotnofskyMr. & Mrs. Gregory SalminiMr. & Mrs. John S. SandelDr. & Mrs. Glenn SauerMr. & Mrs. Wayne ScutariDr. & Mrs. Robert ShawMr. & Mrs. Christopher SmithMs. Gail G. SmithMr. & Mrs. Richard E. SobolewskiMr. & Mrs. Stanley W. Topar

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. VanacoreMr. & Ms. James A. VickMr. & Mrs. Marshall WeissMr. & Mrs. Fredric C. WheelerMr. & Mrs. John A. WilkinsonMr. & Mrs. Robert M. WolfeMrs. Anne S. Zimmerman

FRIENDS OF PREP

ARRuPe sOCIeTYMr. & Mrs. Stuart L. BellMr. & Mrs. Robert W. HarrisMr. Robert Novak

PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleMr. & Mrs. Robert CitroneMr. & Mrs. Edward T. Finneran IIIMr. & Mrs. Bruno Francois

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleMr. Robert G. Ford Sr.Atty. Joseph Tooher

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleMrs. Janet Barillari Ms. Donna L. LeitaoMr. & Mrs. Patrick Pacelli

XAvIeR CluBMr. & Mrs. Frank AhlersMr. & Mrs. Mark BeyerlyMr. & Mrs. Duke HabernickelMs. Deborah A. LaskoMr. Louis A. Saracco Jr.

BeRChMAns CluBMr. & Mrs. Andrew AdamsMs. Christine A. BrownMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. CaseyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. ChampaMr. Jonathan CrowleyMr. & Mrs. Robert M. DavidsonMr. Roger A. DesjardinsMr. & Mrs. James J. DriscollMr. & Mrs. Rudy FerranteMr. & Mrs. Michael E. Fox Sr.Mrs. William D. GeigerMrs. Donald LynchMs. Juliet McCarthyMr. & Mrs. Patrick PollardMrs. Melissa R. SaintMrs. Theresa A. ShukMrs. Elaine M. SteibelMr. & Mrs. Andrew Strada

heARThsTOne CluBAnonymousAnonymousMr. George W. Adams IIIMr. & Mrs. Cornelis AdemaDr. & Mrs. Domenick P. AgostinRev. Charles H. Allen SJMs. Sheila R. AugustineMr. & Mrs. Walter R. BeddoeMr. & Mrs. Thomas S. BejgrowiczMr. & Mrs. Alan M. BenwayMr. & Mrs. Patrick BisceglieMrs. Deborah E. BowleyMr. Drew N. BowmanMr. & Mrs. J. William BowmanMs. Billie N. BrooksMr. & Mrs. Robert J. BrownMr. Iain H. BruceMr. Jeffrey Bruce &

Ms. Ingrid SteffensenMr. James F. Buckley Jr.Mr. William J. Buckley

Ms. Marion BurnsMr. & Mrs. Peter F. BurnsMr. & Mrs. Robert C. CallMr. & Mrs. Christopher J. CaseyMr. & Mrs. Philip CerroneMs. Mary A. ChristianoMr. & Mrs. Nicholas T. ChristieMr. Robert C. ChristmanMr. & Mrs. William J. ChristmanMr. Charles A. ChristofilisMr. & Mrs. Richard L. ChurchMr. & Mrs. Douglas R. CloughMr. & Mrs. Patrick A. ConwayMr. & Mrs. Donald E. CookMr. & Mrs. Ronald H. CostaMs. M. F. CowanMr. Theodore D. CrandallMr. Peter S. CroncotaMr. & Mrs. Barry T. CudaMrs. Mary M. CunninghamMr. Robert E. CunninghamMrs. Margaret DeckerMr. & Mrs. John J. DelachMr. William G. DessoffyJay M. DiamondMr. & Mrs. Charles DiCensoMr. & Mrs. Robert J. DierksmeierMs. Carmel DileoneMr. & Mrs. John A. DorlandMs. Karen DoughertyMs. Irene DuszkiewiczMr. & Mrs. Frank J. DuzyMs. Sharon N. EatonMr. C. Thomas Egan &

Ms. Donna DelauterMr. & Mrs. Gerard P EisenmanMr. & Mrs. Michael EisenstadtMs. Ann Z. FabianMs. Mimi FahyDr. & Mrs. Allen W. FanslowMr. & Mrs. Joseph FickesMr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Finn Jr.Ms. Catherine G. FinneranMr. & Mrs. Bennett E. FolmarMs. Susan A. FonduMrs. Madeline G. FoxMr. David FuscoDr. & Mrs. William GacsoMs. Marilyn GalimiMr. & Mrs. Kevin GallagherMs. Jennie Garamella-CocozzaMs. Sarah GarrityMr. & Mrs. Paul H. GernatMr. H. Williamson Ghriskey Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony I. Giacobbe Jr.Ms. Anne F. GlickMr. & Mrs. Alan P. GoldbeckerMs. Danielle GoncalvesMr. & Mrs. James D. GrahamMr. & Mrs. Daniel GroskreutzDr. & Mrs. Stewart GrossMs. Rosemary HarwoodMrs. Amie R. HendersonMr. & Mrs. John M. HigginsMs. Dawn HoganGail W. HoustonMs. Lawren A. HubalMr. & Mrs. John H. JurgensMs. Linda KayeMr. & Mrs. James H. KealeMs. Linda L. KeeganMr. & Mrs. James L. Keltos Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. KennedyMrs. Rose KondzielaMs. Susan J. KragenMr. Lawrence Krizan &

Mrs. Pina Aiello-KrizanMr. & Mrs. Glenn F. Kuczarski

Ms. Wadeane H. KunzMr. & Mrs. Michael C. KusickMs. MaryBeth E. LaubMr. Daniel LeitaoMr. & Mrs. Robert P. LeitaoDr. & Mrs. Kevin K. LenhartMr. & Mrs. Alfred Lenoci Sr.Mr. & Mrs. David H. LundyMr. & Mrs. Kevin M. LynchMr. Raymond MacalusoMr. & Mrs. Malcolm L. MackenzieSr. Joan A. Magnetti RSCJMrs. Beatrice P. MardenMr. & Mrs. James D. MarinanMr. & Mrs. Donald J. MarkeyMr. & Mrs. William D. MarkeyMr. & Mrs. Matthew Marshall IIIMr. & Mrs. Donald J. MastronyMs. Sandra MigliozziMr. & Mrs. Robert E. MoranMr. & Mrs. Frank A. MorseMs. Kathleen B. MortonMr. & Ms. John D. MurphyMs. Alexandra NicholsMs. Kristin NicholsonMr. & Mrs. Richard G. Norell Jr.Ms. Joanne S. ObstMs. Helen O’ConnellMr. & Mrs. Terrance J. O’ConnorMs. Lauraine O’NeilMr. & Mr. William T. PacelliMr. & Mrs. David PagarMr. & Mrs. V. Gibney PattersonDr. Antonio Paz & Dr. Sanda MiniMr. Robert Pelczar &

Ms. Janet JanczewskiMr. & Mrs. William PetrinoMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. PlattMs. Julie C. PopolizioMs. Michelle Redulfin-LeitaoMr. & Mrs. William F. ReichMr. & Mrs. Walter F. ReillyMrs. Gioia RiccioMrs. Michelle T. RileyMr. Howard T. RockwellMs. Mary B. RossMr. Richard Ross &

Ms. Elizabeth PalomequeMs. Nancy B. SabolMs. Pauline A. SampieriMr. & Mrs. Alton V. SanfordMr. & Mrs. S. George SantaMr. & Mrs. Donald SantacroceMrs. Mary F. ScanlonMr. Louis J. SeidlerMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. ShermanMrs. Anna Marie SmithMr. Brendan W. SmithMs. Lynnette SodhaDr. & Mrs. Thomas Sofianides MDMr. & Mrs. John R. SohigianMr. & Mrs. Edward J. SolariMr. Joseph Stangl &

Mr. Edwin BrownMs. Peggy A. StoldtMr. & Mrs. James J. StoneRev. Cecily S. StranahanMs. Martha SullivanMr. David TateosianMs. Kathleen J. ThopseyMr. & Mrs. Kennneth TullyMs. Rita TuohyMs. Jan L. UrbanMr. & Mrs. Douglas F. VanesselstynMr. Matthew VetroMr. & Mrs. Von Der LindenMr. & Mrs. Thomas F. VotelMr. Webster U. Walker Jr.


Corporations, Foundations & organizations

Mr. & Mrs. Barry D. WallaceMr. & Mrs. Eric WaltonMr. & Mrs. Arthur C. WardMs. Kim WatersMr. & Mrs. Robert C. WhitfordMr. & Mrs. Richard B. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Scott WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Steven S. WorthMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey K. Yandle

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS

PResIDenT’s CIRCleFairfield Jesuit CommunityGeneral Electric FoundationPortal Capital, LLCThe William H. Pitt Foundation

ARRuPe sOCIeTYBellarmine Fathers’ ClubBellarmine Mothers’ GuildFairfield County Community

Foundation

PlATInuM lOYOlA CIRCleChad A. Jacobs Memorial FoundationDeutsche Bank North AmericaFidelity FoundationGoldman, Sachs & CompanyThe Charles and Mabel P. Jost

FoundationMicrosoft CorporationNestle Waters North AmericaPepsiCo Foundation

GOlD lOYOlA CIRCleCallies FoundationLatin ScholarsMasterCard InternationalPfizer Foundation MatchingPitney BowesVenman & Co. LLC

sIlveR lOYOlA CIRCleAltria Group, Inc.American International GroupBank of AmericaBeckerer Foundation

Cynopsis Media LLCFirst Republic BankMerck Company FoundationNew York Community TrustSt. Anthony of Padua ChurchUBSWells Fargo Foundation

XAvIeR CluBAIG Financial Products CorpAramarkThe Bank of New YorkJohn Patrick Flanagan FoundationMorgan Stanley Olin Corp. Charitable TrustPrep HockeyUnilever United States Foundation,

Inc.United Technologies Corp.

BeRChMAns CluBAetna Life & CasualtyATMIAvon Products Foundation Inc.Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, LTD.BlackRock InvestmentsBrennan’s ShebeenCampbell Soup CompanyCitizen’s Financial GroupColony Grill LLCCoyne,Von Kuhn, Brady & Fries, LLCDannon CompanyDworken Hillman Lamorte & Sterczala PCFairfield Half Marathon, Inc.Grapes and Hopes LLCIAG, LLC- Investmark Advisory GroupIBM CorporationICR, Inc.Intel Foundation AG6-601Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, IncKoch Foundation Matching Gift

ProgramNewCity FoundationNorthwestern Mutual FoundationNYSE GroupOracle CorporationPearson EducationPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPSt. Vincent’s Medical CenterSun Products CorpVerizon Foundation

heARThsTOne CluBA.H. Salce InvestmentsAllianz of America Corp.ATK Matching Gift ProgramAXA FoundationThe ChevronTexaco Matching Gift

ProgramClendenen & Shea, LLCEllington Management Group LLCFactSet Research Systems IncFairfield UniversityGeneral Mills FoundationGeneral Re Services Corp.Greater Fairfield Board of RealtorsHarlow, Adams & Friedman P.C.Intrepid Museum Foundation IncKimberly-Clark Foundation Inc.Kraft Foods Matching Gift ProgramLadies Auxilary SS Norden ClubLupe’s Drug StoreNewtown Insurance ServiceNSTAR FoundationPhilips Electronics North AmerThe Prudential FoundationReader’s Digest FoundationRed HatShell Oil Company FoundationTowers Perrin-Matching GiftUnquowa SchoolWilliam Raveis Real Estate IncZeichner Ellman & Krause LLP

AVAILABLE RESTRICTED AND ENDOWED FUNDSThe following is a list of all available restricted and endowed funds at Fairfield Prep.

Rev. Charles H. Allen, S.J. ScholarshipAlumni Association FundDr. Donna M. Andrade ScholarshipRev. James C. L. Arimond, SJ

ScholarshipAthletics Restricted FundFrancis and Audrey Barron

ScholarshipRev. James H. Barry Memorial

Scholarship

Bellarmine Father’s Club Designated Fund

Bellarmine Father’s Club ScholarshipBellarmine Mother’s Guild Designated

FundBellarmine Mother’s Guild

ScholarshipBerchmans Faculty Award Bernard Family Scholarship in

Memory of Rev. Timothy Curtin, SJ George and Anne Boughton Memorial

ScholarshipHarold and Anne Brennan Family

ScholarshipRyan Charles Brennan Memorial

ScholarshipTed and Julie Breunich ScholarshipRevs. Eugene C. Brissette, S.J. and

Robert Sproule, S.J. ScholarshipJoseph T. Brosley Endowed

ScholarshipJoseph T. Brosley Restricted

ScholarshipBenjamin M. Brown ’02 Memorial

ScholarshipRev. Patrick Cafferty, SJ ScholarshipCaggianello ScholarshipJohn and Patrice Callies Family

ScholarshipCapital Unrestricted FundJohn A. Carley Memorial ScholarshipCorey Cerrone Memorial ScholarshipClass of 1959 ScholarshipClass of 1960 ScholarshipClass of 1961 ScholarshipClass of 1969 FundHugh Cooney Memorial ScholarshipCrew ClubDaphne Seybolt Culpeper Memorial

ScholarshipJudge T. F. Gilroy Daly ’48 ScholarshipJoseph T. and Margaret R. Dolan

ScholarshipDrury Family ScholarshipFairfield Jesuit Community

ScholarshipJohn Flanagan Memorial Scholarship

Sponsored by ICR, Inc.J. Gerard Flynn ’47 AwardFrigon Family ScholarshipGeneral Endowment FundGeneral Memorial Scholarship FundGeneral Restricted AccountGreat Teaching EndowmentGlobal Mission and Retreat FundTimothy Halapin Memorial

ScholarshipMamie and Beefy Hargus Memorial

ScholarshipTimothy and Eileen Hogan Family

ScholarshipHolmes Foundation, Inc. ScholarshipThe Inner City Foundation for Charity

and Education ScholarshipIntegrated Corporate Relations GrantChad Jacobs Memorial ScholarshipRev. Alfred Jolson, SJ ’46 ScholarshipDr. William T. Keavy ’53 and Irene

Keavy Memorial ScholarshipKeith ScholarshipHerbert Klein Endowed ScholarshipArthur T. Kornblut, J.D. ’58 Memorial

ScholarshipRichard F. Kral, Sr. Family ScholarshipChief James Kranyik Memorial

ScholarshipKyle Kurjanowicz Memorial

ScholarshipJohn D. Lambert ’94 Memorial AwardLandmark Campaign General FundLandmark Campaign Technology FundGary Lasko ’69 Memorial Scholarship

Lautenbach Family ScholarshipManuel Leitao Memorial ScholarshipLibrary FundJoseph A. Liemandt ScholarshipMary F. Luby ScholarshipMaich Family ScholarshipMaura F. Marden Memorial

ScholarshipLillian Markus ScholarshipMark Masiello ’83 Memorial

ScholarshipJohn Paul Matyjasik Music AwardJohn A. McAndrews ScholarshipMcLeod Technology FundMark Mitchell ’74 Memorial

ScholarshipRev. Alfred E. Morris, SJ ScholarshipSeth Morris Memorial Scholarship

FundRev. Charles Munzing, S.J. Memorial

ScholarshipRev. Thomas A. Murphy, S.J.

Memorial ScholarshipMusic Maintenance FundNiper Memorial FundJohn B. O’Rourke ’59 Library/Media

EndowmentMatthew A. Pellegrino ’91 Memorial

ScholarshipLouis and Margaret Pelletier

Memorial ScholarshipRevs. Walter Pelletier, S.J. and Robert

Sproule, S.J. ScholarshipRichard W. Pinto Scholarship FundWilliam H. Pitt Foundation ScholarshipFr. Raymond F. Quinn Memorial

Library FundRestricted Plant FundRusso Faculty FundRev. Laurence D. Ryan, S.J.

ScholarshipDr. Sal & Marilyn Santella

ScholarshipLouis A. Saracco, Jr. ScholarshipDouglas Savacool Memorial

ScholarshipThe Scholarship FundSEED General FundSEED Scholars Summer ProgramRichard and Clare Senfield

Scholarship in Honor of Fr. Thomas A. Murphy, S.J. and in Memory of Maxon M. and Helen M. Senfield

Rev. Martin Shaughnessy, S.J. Scholarship

Sica Technology FundSkowronski Family AwardBrian Stapleton ’78 Memorial

ScholarshipWilliam Stephanak ’77 Memorial

ScholarshipWilliam Stephanak ’77 Restricted

FundStrategic Plan Restricted AccountStudent Activities FundStudent Enrichment ScholarshipDavid and Irene Sullivan Memorial

ScholarshipPhilip Tarasovic II ’80 ScholarshipEnrique Torres ’56 Scholarship in

memory of Rev. Andrew J. CooneyJames H. Traynor ScholarshipPaul Tymniak Memorial AwardUnrestricted FundF. Joseph Van Poppelen ’45 Memorial

ScholarshipRobert H. Wakin ’48 Memorial

ScholarshipRev. Edward J. Welch, S.J. Memorial

ScholarshipWiseman Family Scholarship


endowed & Restricted Gifts

ENDOWED & RESTRICTED GIFTSThe following is a list of endowed and restricted funds that received gifts during the 2010-2011 fiscal year.

Rev. ChARles h. Allen, s.J. sChOlARshIPRev. Charles H. Allen SJMr. & Mrs. Roger C. Carroll Sr.Fairfield UniversityDr. & Mrs. C. Lee Mellinger IIIMr. & Mrs. George MurphyMr. E. Cortright PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Roy RotnofskyMr. & Mrs. John R. SilkMs. Lynnette SodhaSt. Anthony of Padua ChurchMs. Kathleen J. ThopseyMrs. Catherine C. TymniakMr. & Mrs. Stanley J. WalcekMr. & Mrs. David E. Yurkerwich

DR. DOnnA M. AnDRADe sChOlARshIPGeneral Electric FoundationMr. Timothy S. TilghmanMr. & Mrs. Barry D. Wallace

AnnuAl suMMeR hIGh sChOOl sChOlAR PROGRAM, sPOnsOReD BY Anne MARIe AnD MIChAel J. PAIDAs, M.D.Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Paidas

FRAnCIs AnD AuDReY BARROn sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. E. Andrew BarronMr. & Mrs. Francis P. BarronMr. & Ms. Gregory J. BarronMr. & Mrs. William F. BarronGeneral Electric Foundation

Rev. JAMes h. BARRY, s.J. MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPLatin ScholarsJ. Kendall Murphy PhD

BellARMIne MOTheR’s GuIlD sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Walter A. Wuchiski

BeRnARD FAMIlY sChOlARshIP In MeMORY OF Rev. TIMOThY CuRTIn, s.J. Atty. & Mrs. Kent S. BernardPfizer Foundation Matching

RYAn ChARles BRennAn MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPAnonymous Mr. & Mrs. Andrew AdamsDr. & Mrs. Domenick P. AgostinMr. & Mrs. Frank AhlersMr. Jefferson C. Atkins Jr.Mrs. Joan V. AttolinoMs. Sheila R. AugustineAXA FoundationBellarmine Fathers’ ClubBellarmine Mothers’ GuildMr. & Mrs. Robert BennettMr. & Mrs. Alan M. BenwayMr. & Mrs. Robert W. BilekMr. & Mrs. Vincent BonazzoMrs. Deborah E. BowleyMr. Drew N. BowmanMr. & Mrs. J. William BowmanMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. BrennanMr. & Mrs. Kenneth I. BrownMr. & Mrs. Robert J. BrownMr. William J. BuckleyMr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Casey

Mr. & Mrs. Philip CerroneMs. Mary A. ChristianoMr. & Mrs. Nicholas T. ChristieMr. Robert C. ChristmanMr. & Mrs. William J. ChristmanMr. & Mrs. Richard L. ChurchMr. & Mrs. Robert CitroneMr. & Mrs. Scott A. ClarkClendenen & Shea, LLCMr. & Mrs. Gregory CollinsMr. & Mrs. Mark R. ConnellyMrs. Mary Lou ConnellyMr. & Mrs. Ronald H. CostaCoyne,Von Kuhn, Brady & Fries, LLCMr. & Mrs. Thomas CretaMr. & Mrs. Barry T. CudaMrs. Mary M. CunninghamMr. Robert E. CunninghamCynopsis Media LLCMr. & Mrs. Robert M. DavidsonMr. & Mrs. John J. DelachJay M. DiamondAtty. & Mrs. Stephen F. DonahueMr. & Mrs. Fred R. Douglas Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. DowdMr. & Mrs. James DupeeMr. & Mrs. Frank J. DuzyMs. Sharon N. EatonMr. & Mrs. Brian J. EdmondsMr. & Mrs. Gerard P EisenmanMs. Mimi FahyMr. & Mrs. Michael FergusonMr. & Mrs. Joseph FickesMr. & Mrs. Vincenzo FiniMr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Finn Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. FoxMr. & Mrs. John M. FryeMr. Matthew P. GachiDr. & Mrs. William GacsoMs. Jennie Garamella-CocozzaMr. & Mrs. Paul H. GernatMs. Anne F. GlickMs. Danielle GoncalvesGreater Fairfield Board of RealtorsMr. & Mrs. Robert GreenfieldDr. & Mrs. Stewart GrossMr. & Dr. Konrad HauerMr. & Mrs. Charles G. HemenwayMrs. Amie R. HendersonMrs. Amie R. HendersonMr. & Mrs. John E. HennesseyMr. & Mrs. John M. HigginsMs. Dawn HoganMs. Lawren A. HubalMr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. HunterIAG, LLC- Investmark Advisory GroupMr. & Mrs. John H. JurgensMs. Linda KayeMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. KeaneMr. & Mrs. James KeatingMs. Linda L. KeeganMr. & Mrs. Charles E. KennedyMrs. Rose KondzielaMr. & Mrs. William S. KoshMs. Susan J. KragenMr. & Mrs. Glenn F. KuczarskiDr. & Mrs. Joel KunkelMr. & Mrs. Michael C. KusickLadies Auxilary SS Norden ClubDr. & Mrs. Kevin K. LenhartMr. & Mrs. Alfred Lenoci Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. LynchDr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. MaioccoMr. & Mrs. Donald J. MarkeyMr. & Mrs. William D. MarkeyMr. & Mrs. Donald J. MastronyMr. & Mrs. Richard H. McGeadyMr. & Mrs. Richard K. Mellinger

Mr. & Mrs. John MiglioreMr. & Mrs. Matthew MiklaveDr. & Mrs. Michael B. MontanaroMr. & Mrs. Robert E. MoranMr. & Mrs. Philip MorrisMr. & Mrs. Frank A. MorseMs. Kathleen B. MortonMr. & Mrs. James MoyeMr. & Mrs. Edward MurphyMr. & Mrs. Philip M. Murphy Jr.Ms. Madeline NaminMr. & Mrs. James A. NapolitanoMr. & Mrs. William E. Newbauer Jr.NewCity FoundationNewtown Insurance ServiceMr. & Mrs. Terrance J. O’ConnorMs. Lauraine O’NeilMr. & Mrs. Patrick PacelliMr. & Mr. William T. PacelliMr. & Mrs. David PagarMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Patrignelli Sr.Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. PatrignelliMr. & Mrs. William PetrinoMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. PlattPrep HockeyMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. RedgateMr. & Mrs. Leo J. Redgate Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William T. RedgateMrs. Michelle T. RileyMr. Jon L. RingelMr. & Mrs. John C. RitterMr. & Mrs. Remy A. RodasDr. & Mrs. Frank J. RomanoDr. & Mrs. Robert D. Russo Jr.Mr. & Mrs. S. George SantaThe Sather FamilyMrs. Mary F. ScanlonMr. & Mrs. Robert A. ScintoMr. & Mrs. Wayne ScutariMr. & Mrs. Andrew ShpuntMr. & Mrs. Steven SikoraMr. & Mrs. John R. SohigianMr. & Mrs. Edward J. SolariMrs. Elaine M. SteibelMr. & Mrs. James J. StoneMr. & Mrs. Robert W. StoneUnquowa SchoolMr. & Mrs. Douglas F. VanesselstynMr. Matthew VetroMr. & Mrs. Von Der LindenMr. & Mrs. Chris WestfahlMr. & Mrs. Randall WhiteWilliam Raveis Real Estate IncMr. & Mrs. Scott WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Robert M. Wolfe

Revs. euGene C. BRIsseTTe, s.J. AnD ROBeRT sPROule, s.J. sChOlARshIPMr. & Ms. Robert E. Grant

JOsePh T. BROsleY enDOWeD sChOlARshIPGeneral Electric FoundationMr. & Mrs. Donald F. Moran

JOsePh T. BROsleY ResTRICTeD sChOlARshIPAnonymous

JOhn A. CARleY MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. CarleyPortal Capital, LLC

COReY CeRROne MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Angelo N. Cerrone Jr.

ClAss OF 1959 sChOlARshIPMr. Robert C. ArsenaultKenneth P. Beardsley PhDMr. & Mrs. Robert L. Berchem

Deacon & Mrs. Donald M. BrunettoDr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. BurlinsonMr. & Mrs. Richard A. CeritelliJoseph A. Chrzanowski PhDMr. & Mrs. Roger A. ComerMr. & Mrs. Anthony E. CoppolaMr. & Mrs. Frank J. CoppolaDr. & Mrs. Michael A. Del VecchioMr. & Mrs. Terrence M. DonahueMr. & Mrs. John P. DoughertyMr. & Mrs. Wesley B. EastmanMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. FerryMr. & Mrs. Eugene W. FitzgeraldMr. & Mrs. Michael W. GlynnMr. Donald R GniadekMr. William A. Hellauer LTCMr. & Mrs. John E. HennesseyDeacon & Mrs. Daniel J. IannielloMr. & Mrs. Vincent A. IossoMr. & Mrs. Michael J. KoritkoMr. Dean F. KramerMr. William F. Lang Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Edward LuchanskyMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. LuparelloDr. & Mrs. Vincent A. LynchMr. & Mrs. Laurence A. MadeoThe Hon. & Mrs. John R. MaherDr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. MaioccoMr. & Mrs. Sean M. MeehanRev. George R. Murphy SJMr. & Mrs. Paul F. NavesMr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. O’TooleMr. & Mrs. Paul W. ReissMr. Anthony J. RetarthaMr. & Mrs. C. John RichardsonDr. & Mrs. Francis J. ScarpaMr. John A. SeymourMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. SkowronskiMr. & Mrs. John F. Terapane Jr.Mr. James A. TrowbridgeMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Varholy

ClAss OF 1960 sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. F. Michael BannonMr. Albert J. BevilacquaMr. & Mrs. Charles D. BiancoMr. & Mrs. James J. CarleyMr. & Mrs. Richard W. ConronMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. CummingsRev. Msgr. J. James Cuneo JCDJ. Andrew Daubenspeck PhDDrs. Peter and Dorothy DenningMr. & Mrs. Bernard C. DietzMr. & Mrs. Edward F. DohertyThe Hon. & Mrs. Lawrence L. HauserMr. Leo KalenikMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Krygier Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. KubickoMr. & Mrs. James A. MarquisMr. & Mrs. Bernard F. McGovern Jr.Mr. C. Ian McLachlan &

Mrs. Cynthia SwientonMutual of OmahaMr. William H. NolanOlin Corp. Charitable TrustMr. Michael F. PaulDr. & Mrs. Nicholas S. PernaMr. James P. PezzulloPitney BowesMr. & Mrs. Frank J. RiccioMr. & Mrs. John S. SantaMr. & Mrs. Gene J. Sorcinelli Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. SpainMr. & Mrs. Wesley E. ThorntonMr. & Mrs. Robert J. ViolaMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. WalshMr. & Mrs. James P. White Jr.

ClAss OF 1961 sChOlARshIPDr. & Mrs. Richard J. AnastasioMr. & Mrs. Jonathan B. BoetteMr. Harry BonnetteThe Hon. & Mrs. John P. ChiotaMr. Douglas G. ChurchillMr. & Mrs. Joseph D. DeFeliceMr. & Mrs. Ernest A. DeliaMr. & Mrs. Richard DouglasMr. John A. DoyleMr. & Mrs. Richard S. DrabMr. & Mrs. Philip G. EllsworthMr. & Mrs. Michael E. GannonMr. James R. HarrickDr. & Mrs. Charles G. Hemenway Jr.Mr. John F. Hughes Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Henry LevinskyMr. & Mrs. D. Michael LuceyMrs. Donald LynchDr. & Mrs. Winthrop S. MacLaughlin Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David J. MartelMr. & Mrs. David P. MazzeiMr. & Mrs. Robert J. McCarthyMr. & Mrs. Michael G. McGunnigle PhDDr. Thomas J. MinicucciMr. & Mrs. Ralph T. MonacoMr. & Mrs. John M. MooneyMr. & Mrs. Donald F. MoranMr. & Mrs. Arthur MorelloMr. Frederick C. NicholsThe Hon. & Ms. Jerome J. NiedermeierMr. & Mrs. Jurgen F. NiffkaMr. & Mrs. John F. Oates Jr.Mr. Francis R. PriceMr. & Mrs. Ronald L. PulitoDr. & Mrs. William G. RicheimerMr. & Mrs. Norman A. Roberts Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Harold B. SchrammMr. & Mrs. Edmund M. SeeMr. Eugene A. SkowronskiMr. & Mrs. George J. ThorpeMr. & Mrs. Michael T. TraceyDr. & Mrs. William R. TroyMr. & Mrs. Robert M. VuoloMr. Robert M. WatersMr. & Mrs. William M. Wheeler

CReW CluBBank of AmericaGeneral Electric FoundationPhilips Electronics North America

JOsePh T. AnD MARGAReT R. DOlAn sChOlARshIPDrs. Jay and Patricia Dolan

JOhn FlAnAGAn MeMORIAl sChOlARshIP sPOnsOReD BY ICR, InC.John Patrick Flanagan FoundationMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Ryan

GeneRAl enDOWMenT FunDMr. Ralph Money & Ms. Laura Babala

GeneRAl MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. George W. Adams IIIMr. & Mrs. Peter F. BurnsMr. & Mrs. Edward F. CaliendoMs. Carmel DileoneMs. Karen DoughertyMs. Ann Z. FabianDr. & Mrs. Allen W. FanslowMrs. Eleanor FeroletoMr. & Mrs. William J. Fitzpatrick Jr.Mrs. Madeline G. FoxMs. Marilyn GalimiMs. Marianne R. GutierrezHarlow, Adams & Friedman P.C.Ms. Rosemary Harwood



Mr. & Mrs. William C. HughesMr. Lawrence Krizan &

Mrs. Pina Aiello-KrizanMs. MaryBeth E. LaubLupe’s Drug StoreMr. Raymond MacalusoThe Hon. & Mrs. John P. Maiocco Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. McGillicuddyMs. Sandra MigliozziMs. Helen O’ConnellMr. & Mrs. V. Gibney PattersonMr. Robert Pelczar &

Ms. Janet JanczewskiMr. John G. Phelan Sr.Ms. Julie C. PopolizioDr. & Mrs. Roger L. RatchfordMrs. Gioia RiccioMr. Jon L. RingelMr. Howard T. RockwellMs. Nancy B. SabolMr. & Mrs. Gregory SalminiMs. Pauline A. SampieriMr. & Mrs. Anthony C. ShawMrs. Anna Marie SmithDr. & Mrs. Thomas Sofianides MDRev. Cecily S. StranahanMs. Martha SullivanDr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. VitulanoMr. Michael L. VitulanoMr. Robert A. VitulanoMr. Webster U. Walker Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Whitford

GeneRAl ResTRICTeD ACCOunTAnonymous Mr. Brian P. EckertMr. & Mrs. James H. Crowley IVMr. & Mrs. James H. Crowley IIIMr. Joseph C. CrowleyDeutsche Bank North AmericaFairfield County Community

FoundationFairfield Half Marathon, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Finneran IIIMr. Robert G. Ford Sr.General Electric FoundationMr. Nicholas C. ShaverMr. Colin E. ShukieMr. William R. Young

GlOBAl MIssIOn AnD ReTReAT FunDMr. & Mrs. James D. McPartlan

TIMOThY hAlAPIn MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. John J. HalapinMrs. Melissa R. Saint

MAMIe AnD BeeFY hARGus MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPDr. & Mrs. Edward P. Hargus

TIMOThY AnD eIleen hOGAn FAMIlY sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Hogan Jr.

ChAD JACOBs MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPChad A. Jacobs Memorial FoundationMr. & Mrs. Malcolm L. MackenzieMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Ryan The Sather Family

JesuIT ReFuGee seRvICe FunDDr. & Mrs. James M. AlexanderMr. & Mrs. William W. Amidon IIIMr. & Mrs. Peter J. ArsenaultMr. Steven J. BeckertMr. & Mrs. Paul C. BenevelliMr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Bertasi Sr.Mr. Alvin D. BodellMr. & Mrs. Vincent BonazzoMr. Carey Bond & Mrs. Denise BradyMr. & Mrs. Oliver M. Bracken Sr.Mr. & Mrs. James T. BurnsMr. & Mrs. Anthony C. CanuelMr. Sean T. CarrMr. Gregory E. CasoMr. & Mrs. Mario ChajonMr. & Mrs. Louis P. CiprianoMr. Adam J. DePanfilisMr. & Mrs. Robert B. DesautelsAtty. & Mrs. Stephen F. DonahueTerrence G. D’Onofrio PhDMs. Christina FormichellaMr. Justin R. GreggMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. GuerraMr. Gerard L. GugliottaMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. GuzziLt. Cmdr. & Mrs. Carroll H. Holst USCGMr. & Mrs. Russell JenningsMr. & Mrs. John S. Johnson Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Maris J. KavulichMr. & Mrs. Edmond F. KielyAtty. & Mrs. Barry C. KnottMr. Marc S. LambertMr. & Mrs. Paul E LambertMrs. Nora O. LavertyMr. & Mrs. Daniel LuparielloMr. & Mrs. Robert MacKayMr. & Mrs. John MateraMr. Patrick R. McAuliffeMr. & Mrs. Vincent M. McAvey IIMr. Colin M. McLeodMr. & Mrs. Michael MicheliMr. George S. MihalikMs. Anne S. MinogueMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. MitchellMr. Timothy Moran &

Ms. Jennifer KordellDr. & Mrs. Brian H. MorrisMr. Michael K. MortonMr. & Mrs. Robert T. Morton Sr.Mr. Jason G. NapoliMr. & Ms. Robert J. NiedermeierMr. Clinton R. PetersonPfizer Foundation MatchingMr. Christopher S. PulieMr. Timothy ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. James E. RobertsMr. & Mrs. Howard S. Rowan Jr.Anthony D. Sabatelli PhD JDMr. & Mrs. John S. SandelMr. & Mrs. Ralph N. SatherMr. & Mrs. Roger SciasciaMr. & Mrs. Theodore SeelyeThe Hon. John H. ShannonMr. & Mrs. Geoffrey R. SmullMr. & Mrs. Gene J. Sorcinelli Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. StillerMr. & Mrs. Donal P. Sullivan

Ms. Carol TiborAtty. & Mrs. Mark C. ValentineMr. Christopher B. Van HiseMr. Adam A. ZaczkowskiDr. & Mrs. John J. Zielinski

ARThuR T. kORnBluT, J.D. ’58 MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPDr. & Mrs. Alan D. Kornblut

JOhn D. lAMBeRT ’94 MeMORIAl AWARDMr. & Mrs. Cornelis AdemaMr. & Mrs. Robert W. BilekMr. & Mrs. Patrick A. ConwayDeutsche Bank North AmericaMr. & Mrs. John A. DorlandMr. & Mrs. James J. DriscollMs. Irene DuszkiewiczMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. KingMr. & Mrs. Gerald S. KingMr. & Mrs. Michael W. MurphyPitney BowesMs. Mary B. RossMr. & Mrs. Alton V. SanfordMr. & Mrs. Donald SantacroceMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. ShermanMr. Joseph Stangl &

Mr. Edwin BrownMr. & Mrs. Steven S. Worth

GARY lAskO ’69 MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMs. Deborah A. LaskoMrs. Edward Lasko

lAuTenBACh FAMIlY sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Ned C. Lautenbach

MAnuel leITAO MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. Daniel LeitaoMs. Donna L. LeitaoMr. & Mrs. Kevin D. LeitaoMr. Kevin M. LeitaoMrs. Lucille LeitaoMr. & Mrs. Robert P. LeitaoMr. & Mrs. Walter A. Wuchiski

MAuRA F. MARDen MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPAnonymousA.H. Salce InvestmentsMr. & Mrs. Edward S. Becker IIIMr. & Mrs. Thomas S. BejgrowiczMr. Iain H. BruceMr. Jeffrey Bruce &

Ms. Ingrid SteffensenMr. James F. Buckley Jr.Ms. Marion BurnsMr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. ChampaMr. Charles A. ChristofilisMr. & Mrs. Douglas R. CloughMr. & Mrs. Donald E. CookMr. & Mrs. Thomas CoronaMs. M. F. CowanMr. Theodore D. CrandallMr. Peter S. CroncotaMr. Jonathan CrowleyMr. Stephen J. D’AmbrisiMrs. Margaret DeckerMr. William G. DessoffyMr. & Mrs. Robert J. DierksmeierMr. C. Thomas Egan &

Ms. Donna DelauterMr. & Mrs. Michael EisenstadtMs. Catherine G. FinneranMr. & Mrs. Edward T. Finneran IIIFirst Republic BankMr. & Mrs. Bennett E. FolmarMs. Sarah GarrityMr. & Mrs. Sean Garrity

Mrs. William D. GeigerMr. H. Williamson Ghriskey Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony I. Giacobbe Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James D. GrahamMr. & Mrs. Daniel GroskreutzMr. & Mrs. Duke HabernickelMs. Gail W. HoustonIntrepid Museum Foundation IncMr. & Mrs. James H. KealeMr. & Mrs. David H. LundyMrs. Beatrice P. MardenMr. William W. Marden IIIMr. & Mrs. Matthew Marshall IIIMs. Alexandra NicholsMs. Kristin NicholsonMs. Joanne S. ObstMr. & Mrs. Jay PowerMr. & Mrs. William F. ReichMr. & Mrs. Walter F. ReillyMr. Richard Ross &

Ms. Elizabeth PalomequeMs. Peggy A. StoldtMr. David TateosianMr. & Mrs. Kennneth TullyMs. Rita TuohyMs. Jan L. UrbanMr. & Mrs. Thomas F. VotelMr. & Mrs. Eric WaltonMr. & Mrs. Arthur C. WardMs. Kim WatersMr. & Mrs. Richard B. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey K. YandleZeichner Ellman & Krause LLP

lIllIAn MARkus sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Casey E. Birtwell

MARk MAsIellO ’83 MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMrs. Nancy Masiello

MARk MITChell ’74 MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPThe Bank of New YorkMr. & Mrs. Bruno FrancoisMr. & Ms. Robert J. Mitchell Jr.

Rev. AlFReD e. MORRIs, s.J. sChOlARshIPMs. Susan A. FonduMr. & Ms. Robert E. Grant

Rev. ThOMAs A. MuRPhY, s.J. MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPLatin ScholarsDr. & Mrs. John J. McDougallMr. & Ms. John D. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Patrick Pollard

MusIC MAInTenAnCe FunDLatin ScholarsMr. James M. O’Leary

lOuIs AnD MARGAReT PelleTIeR MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Pelletier

Revs. WAlTeR PelleTIeR, s.J. AnD ROBeRT sPROule, s.J. sChOlARshIPChad A. Jacobs Memorial FoundationMr. & Mrs. Hugh R. CurranMr. Sean P. CurryMr. & Mrs. Michael D. DoyleMr. & Mrs. Joseph T. FalcoMr. & Mrs. Stephen V. FalconeGeneral Electric FoundationMr. & Ms. Robert M. Gilligan JDMr. & Mrs. John A. GrichMr. Donald A. JacobsMr. & Mrs. Matthew KaminskeMr. & Mrs. Mark S. Kristoff

Ms. Wadeane H. KunzMr. Colin M. MacleodMr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. MakovichMr. Kevin M. MartinMr. & Mrs. Gary E. McGovernMr. Joshua D. MelloAtty. & Mrs. Peter M. NolinMr. & Mrs. Brian R. O’ConnorMr. & Mrs. Robert C. O’ConnorMr. Stephen J. OsipowMr. Michael R. RipleyMr. Peter S. RussellDr. John E. SatherMr. Matthew L. StannardMr. & Mrs. Robert A. Vietze

WIllIAM h. PITT FOunDATIOn sChOlARshIPThe William H. Pitt Foundation

ResTRICTeD PlAnT FunDMr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Ryan

Rev. lAuRenCe D. RYAn, s.J. sChOlARshIPMr. Timothy P. AmbroseDr. & Mrs. John E. BeauvaisMr. Paul D. BirchMr. & Mrs. Dennis M. BrownMr. & Mrs. David M. BrunettoMr. & Mrs. Paul Cambria Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Carroll IIIDr. & Mrs. Domenic W. CasablancaMr. Sean M. CulhaneMr. Christopher J. CunninghamMr. William F. Davidson IIIMr. & Mrs. Paul S. DayMr. Patrick W. DonaherMr. & Mrs. Jonathan R. DoyleMr. & Mrs. Joseph M. EverardMr. & Mrs. Brian C. FergusonFidelity FoundationMr. Douglas P. FletcherMr. & Mrs. Michael R. FoxMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. HanrahanMr. & Mrs. John E. HardingMr. & Mrs. William S. HatfieldMr. & Mrs. Derek M. HeardMr. & Mrs. Charles G. HemenwayIBM CorporationJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.Key FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert P. LallyMr. & Mrs. J. Barton LautenbachMr. Brian P. LeeMr. & Mrs. Robert A. LeopoldMr. & Mrs. Kevin M. LeskoMr. & Mrs. David T. MarronMr. Christopher W. McNeillMerrill LynchMr. & Mrs. James C. MeyersMr. Alexander B. MooreMr. & Mrs. Christian J. MoranMr. & Mrs. William E. Newbauer IIIMr. & Mrs. Peter C. NorbergMr. & Mrs. Brad H. NortonMr. & Mrs. Thomas D. O’Grady PEDr. & Mrs. Peter D. O’SheaMr. & Mrs. Christopher H. PaulMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. RedgateMr. & Mrs. David M. RenzulliMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. RobertsMr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. SalvestriniMr. David R. SchoenbergerMr. Mark R. SchuhMr. & Mrs. Peter K. ShagoryDr. & Mrs. Peter D. TolkMr. Michael J. TunneyMr. Robert F. Walsh



DR. sAl AnD MARIlYn sAnTellA sChOlARshIPDr. & Mrs. Sal M. Santella

lOuIs A. sARACCO, JR. sChOlARshIPMr. Curtis M. BaumannMr. & Mrs. Patrick BisceglieMs. Billie N. BrooksMr. John D. CiorciariMr. & Mrs. Terrence M. DonahueMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. DonaldsMr. & Mrs. Drew A. GagnerMr. & Mrs. Michael F. HaganMr. Paul J. HalasMr. & Mrs. Stephen M. JakabMr. Patrick J. KrajciMr. & Mrs. George J. KyteMr. Marc S. LambertDr. & Mrs. William L. LicameleMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. McGillicuddyDr. & Mrs. Thomas M. MeuserDr. & Mrs. Michael B. MontanaroMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Murphy Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Timothy H. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Frank S. PetersMr. John G. Phelan Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Ernest E. PiersonDr. & Mrs. Roger L. RatchfordMrs. Elizabeth RenzulliMr. & Mrs. Donald F. Santa Jr.Mr. Louis A. Saracco Jr.Mrs. Theresa A. ShukMr. & Mrs. Randy F. StabileMr. & Mrs. J. Alexander Urquhart Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David E. Yurkerwich

RIChARD AnD ClARe senFIelD sChOlARshIP In hOnOR OF FR. ThOMAs A. MuRPhY, s.J. AnD In MeMORY OF MAXOn M. AnD helen M. senFIelDDr. & Mrs. Richard M. Senfield

Rev. MARTIn shAuGhnessY, s.J. sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Casey

BRIAn sTAPleTOn ’78 MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. James F. Stapleton

WIllIAM sTePhAnAk ’77 MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Kevin D. McMahonDr. & Mrs. William F. Stephanak

WIllIAM sTePhAnAk ’77 ResTRICTeD FunDMr. & Mrs. Stuart L. Bell

sTRATeGIC PlAn ResTRICTeD ACCOunTFairfield Jesuit CommunityCharles D. McCullough MDMr. & Mrs. Frank V. Sica

sTuDenT ACTIvITIes FunDMr. & Mrs. Michael E. JonesMr. & Mrs. W. Thomas Shea

DAvID AnD IRene sullIvAn MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. & Mrs. Terrence M. DonahueMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Sullivan

enRIque TORRes ’56 sChOlARshIP In MeMORY OF Rev. AnDReW J. COOneYMr. & Mrs. Enrique Torres

PAul TYMnIAk MeMORIAl AWARDMr. & Mrs. Timothy G. Tymniak

Dr. & Mrs. James M. Alexander ’55Mr. Robert C. Arsenault ’59Mr. Michael J. Bellew ’71Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bigley ’49Mr. Harold A. Bochino ’56Dr. & Mrs. William J. Brower ’65Mr. & Mrs. James ButlerMr. Anthony M. Canto ’51Mr. Lawrence F. Carroll ’63Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. P. Casolo ’82Deacon & Mrs. Raymond J.

Chervenak ’63The Hon. & Mrs. John P. Chiota ’61Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Cummings ’60Ms. Lisa D’AltonMr. & Mrs. William J. DeJoseph ’60Rev. Peter A. DeMarco ’52Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Downs ’53Mr. Harold D. Edmonds ’59Mr. James P. Fogarty ’47Dr. & Mrs. John H. Fox ’58Christopher R. Friese PhD ’93Dr. & Mrs. James D. Garrity ’48Mr. & Mrs. L. Thomas GleasonLt. Col. & Mrs. Craig C. Goodall ’73Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Gromults Jr. ’50Dr. & Mrs. Philip J. Guerin Jr. ’55Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Hafele ’58Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hellauer ’57Mr. & Mrs. David A. Hicks ’74Mr. John F. Hughes Jr. ’61Mr. & Mrs. Bruce N. JaffeMr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Jakab ’84Dr. & Mrs. William M. Kane Jr. ’45Mr. John S. Kartovsky ’46Mr. Thomas P. Kearney ’60Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Keith ’80

Mrs. Jill KellyMr. & Mrs. David J. Lincoln ’70Mr. William A. Marshall Jr. ’72Mrs. Nancy MasielloCharles D. McCullough, MD ’47 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin D. McMahon ’87Mr. Robert A. Metzger ’56Mr. Alexander A. Micklos Jr. ’50Mr. Ralph Money &

Ms. Laura Babala ’77J. Kendall Murphy PhD ’48Mr. James P. Nealon ’81Mr. & Mrs. William E. O’Brien ’55Mr. John B. O’Rourke Jr. ’59Mr. Mark M. Pace ’80Rev. Msgr. Joseph W. Pekar ’49Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Piazza JD ’60Mr. & Mrs. William F. Preissel Jr. ’65Dr. Thomas E. Purcell Jr. ’62Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Riordan ’62Mr. & Ms. Dennis J. Romano 70The Honorable &

Mrs. John J. Ronan ’50Mr. & Mrs. Norman P. Rousseau ’53Anthony D. Sabatelli PhD JD ’75Dr. & Mrs. Sal M. Santella ’49The late Mr. Louis A. Saracco Jr.Mrs. Virginia SchultzMr. & Mrs. W. Thomas Shea ’73Mr. Jeffrey W. Sochrin ’85Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Stockman ’85Mr. & Mrs. John W. Stroh ’48Mr. Robert J. SylvesterMr. Francis Tomis ’51Nicholas A. Viner MD ’60Msgr. David M. Walker ’56Mr. & Mrs. William D. Walsh ’47

Remembering Prep in your estate plans can be a simple and cost effective way to make

a significant contribution to the long term stability of our school. We thank all those who have remembered Prep in this special way by recognizing them as members of our McAuliffe Society. If you would like more information about planning an estate gift for Prep, please call the Development Office at 203-254-4237 or visit our website at www.fairfieldprep.org.

McAuliffe Society of Planned Gift and Bequest Benefactors

Rev. eDWARD J. WelCh, s.J. MeMORIAl sChOlARshIPMr. Andrew R. DurkinMr. Walter F. Naedele

FAIRFIelD PReP GOlF OuTInG sPOnsORs AnD unDeRWRITeRs (OCTOBeR 2010)Mr. & Mrs. John L. Altieri Jr.Brennan’s ShebeenMr. William J. BrittMr. & Mrs. Dennis M. BrownMr. James E. ButlerMr. & Mrs. Frank J. Carroll IIIMr. Lawrence F. CarrollMr. & Mrs. Albert J. Cass IIIMr. & Mrs. Christopher S. ChiotaThe Hon. & Mrs. John P. ChiotaColony Grill LLCDonahue & Brown, Attorneys at Law Dworken Hillman Lamorte & Sterczala PCGeneral Electric FoundationGoldman, Sachs & CompanyMr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Hogan Jr.ICR, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. KaneAtty. Brian D. KaschelMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. KingMr. John M. Lashar Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. LeskoMr. & Mrs. Ronald V. Lesko Sr.Mr. Randy S. MaultsbyMr. & Mrs. Joseph B. McBrideMr. & Mrs. Brian P. McGillicuddyMr. & Mrs. Michael B. MurphyMr. Peter W. O’ConnorMr. & Mrs. John I. PellegrinoMr. & Mrs. Daniel R. PengueMr. & Mrs. Michael J. PengueMr. & Mrs. John G. Phelan Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Quigley IIIMr. & Mrs. Mark A. RiccaDr. & Mrs. Robert D. Russo Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. SanseverinoDr. & Mrs. Francis J. ScarpaMr. & Mrs. Michael SchinellaR.D. Scinto, Inc. St. Vincent’s Medical CenterAtty. & Mrs. Mark C. ValentineMr. & Mrs. William S. Valus IIIMr. Jonathan M. VarholakVenman & Co. LLCAtty. & Mrs. Thomas J. Welch

“BY The seA” sPRInG DInneR sPOnsORs AnD unDeRWRITeRsDiamond SponsorAnonymousGold SponsorAnonymousBellarmine Father’s ClubBellarmine Mother’s GuildNestle Waters North America -

Michael Pengue, Chris Silk & David Muscato

Silver SponsorsMr. & Mrs. Frank AhlersMr. & Mrs. Robert BeckMr. & Mrs. Michael J. DonoghueMr. & Mrs. Michael C. HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Hogan Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. JankowskiMr. & Mrs. Wally MartinezMr. & Mrs. Robert McHughMr. & Mrs. Robert F. O’Keefe

Special BenefactorsAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Steve AntenucciMr. & Mrs. John H. BlevinsMr. & Mrs. Robert BohnMr. & Mrs. William S. BosakMr. & Mrs. Steven BurtMr. & Mrs. John ButalaMr. & Mrs. Robert C. CallMr. & Mrs. Peter J. CannonMr. & Mrs. Frank P. CapassoMr. & Mrs. Michael G. CareyMr. & Mrs. Craig CinderMr. & Mrs. Mark R. ConnellyMr. & Mrs. Richard C. CoyleMr. & Mrs. James CramondMr. & Mrs. Vincent DeGennaroMr. & Mrs. Charles DiCensoMr. & Mrs. Sherwood P. DodgeMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Dolan Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. EdmondsMr. & Mrs. G. Scott FlynnMr. & Mrs. Thomas Foerster IIMr. & Mrs. Kevin GallagherMr. & Mrs. Joseph GarzilloGeneral Re Services Corp.Grapes and Hopes LLCMr. & Mrs. Francis HandMr. & Mrs. Douglas HaynesMr. & Mrs. James P. HennesseyMr. & Mrs. Joseph HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Warren HolcombMr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. HunterMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. JamisonMr. & Mrs. Traugott F. KellerMr. & Mrs. John F. KellyMr. & Mrs. James L. Keltos Jr.Mr. Joseph Kocinsky &

Dr. Margaret PisaniMr. & Mrs. Kerry LombardMr. & Mrs. Keith LongsonMr. & Mrs. John MateraMr. & Mrs. Vincent M. McAvey IIMr. & Mrs. Joseph B. McBrideMr. & Mrs. Brian P. McGillicuddyMr. & Mrs. Kevin D. McMahonMr. & Mrs. Sean J. McManusMr. & Mrs. Scott D. MooreMr. & Mrs. Philip MorrisMr. & Mrs. Stewart MorrisonMr. & Mrs. David J. MullanyMr. & Mrs. Christopher J. MullikenMr. & Mrs. Michael B. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Timothy H. MurphyDr. & Mrs. Bryan J. NestorMr. & Mrs. Richard G. Norell Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Patrick F. O’KeefeMr. & Mrs. Sean O’LearyMr. & Mrs. James OrvisDr. & Mrs. Sanjay PatelMr. John G. Phelan Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Laurence D. PinkusMr. & Mrs. Douglas B. PrescottMs. Berta PrevostiMr. & Mrs. David L. QuatrellaMr. & Mrs. James M. RichmondMr. & Mrs. John E. RoyakDr. & Mrs. Robert D. Russo Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. SekerakMs. Susan S. SkibaMr. & Mrs. Robert W. StoneMr. & Mrs. Neil J. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Matthew P. TerryMr. & Mrs. Thomas TrottaMr. & Mrs. Todd D. Tuozzoli MFTMr. & Mrs. Peter E. WasmerMr. & Mrs. Scott WrightMr. & Mrs. William D. Young Jr

34 Prep Today

By Greg Canuel ’05, TheDailyFairfield.com

Though he stepped down as head football coach at Prep three

years ago, Rich Magdon is still a presence at the school,

as a housemaster and director of facilities. This season,

the school decided to make sure Magdon never leaves the Jesuits’

football program.

Prep inducted Magdon into the Coaches’ Corner. A plaque with

his name adorns a rock in a corner of Alumni Field, joining those

celebrating three of Prep’s other coaching legends: Joseph Brosley, earl lavery and fr. eugene Brissette, s.J.

“To just be considered in the same breath as those three

individuals right there is extremely humbling and rewarding,”

Magdon said.

Magdon started his coaching career at Fairfield Prep in 1970 as

an assistant under Lavery. He took over the head coaching job in

1993 and racked up a 96-69-2 record before retiring in 2008. During

his 15-year tenure he led the Jesuits to three Southern Connecticut

Conference division titles and two state semifinal appearances.

Prep revealed the plaque in a ceremony during halftime of a

rain-delayed home opener against Wilbur Cross. The Jesuits’ fans

showed their appreciation long before that, however, erupting in

chants of “Win for Richie” during the first half. “Rich was a great

teacher of the game,” said school president fr. Jack hanwell, s.J., quoting former player Greg Zielinski ’01. “His knowledge of football

and skills in managing the football team, coaching staff and parents

were very impressive. More importantly, however, Rich Magdon

taught us about life. He had a plethora of quotations, anecdotes and

wisdom.”

rich magdon’s Plaque Joins the coaches’ corner

Members of Prep’s Swim Team have participated in the

annual SWIM Across the Sound for the last five years, raising over $133,000 to benefit the St. Vincent’s Medical Center Foundation. This past August the Prep swimmers raised over $31,000 for the SWIM Foundation. There were three relay

Prep swimmers score first Maura f. Marden Dream of life Award

teams, finishing 2nd, 3rd and 6th. The Prep Fathers’ Club provided the boats for the boys. The highlight of the day was the honor that the Prep swimmers received in memory of Maura Marden, the first annual Dream of Life Award — given to a team that best exemplifies her spirit and life principles.

Shown from left: Dimitri Alatakis ’12, Nick Wargo ’14, Rick Hutchinson ’87 (Prep Asst. Swim Coach), Matt Connelly ’12, Bradley Helt ’13, SWIM Marathon Director Liz Fry (holding plaque), Tom Turner ’13, Brandon Cole ’14, Michael Bisciglia, VP of St. Vincent’s Medical Center Foundation (holding platter), David Mullany ’12, Bruce Jaffe (Prep Head Swim Coach), Robert Perrotta, Fairfield Prep Principal, Bill Marden, Margaret Finneran, Boat Captain Tom Dolan ’81 P’12, Joe Benz ’08, Andres Ramos ’13 and Jamie Power ’12.

The award was created in memory of Maura Marden, an inspirational cancer survivor, who died last year at 53. She was an active parent at Prep and a participant in the SWIM Across the Sound event. Her three sons Dave Platow ’05, Danny Platow ’07 and Bart Platow ’09 were Prep swimmers, and all attended University of the Pacific in

California as Division I athletes. The Maura F. Marden Memorial

Scholarship has been established in Maura’s memory. Donations to this scholarship may be made to the Prep Development office.35 swimmers over 5 years

The Prep teams were organized by Joe Benz ’08 in 2007. In the past five years they gained 12 corporate sponsors, plus support by a Fathers’ Club event and escort boat recruitment. They have entered 12 teams overall, with over 35 different swimmers participating. Past Coordinators have been Joe Benz ’08 and Dave Mullany ’12. Past Captains have been: Justin Alves ’10, Joe Benz ’08, Matthew Connolly ’12, Matthew knapik ’11, Brian Power ’09, kristof Toth ’10, Mike noone ’11 and Paul sikora ’11.

St. Vincent’s SWIM Across the Sound is a charitable, grass roots organization run by St. Vincent’s Medical Center Foundation.

Prep Today 35

September 11th, 2001 started out as a typical day. The sky

was clear and the temperature was quite moderate. At

8:46 am, just six minutes into first period at Fairfield Prep,

American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into the North Tower of the

World Trade Center in lower Manhattan. First reports, though

sketchy, suggested that a small plane had hit the structure in a

terrible accident.

But at 9:03, United Airlines flight 175 cut into the second

tower. It was clear that a terrorist attack was under way. There

followed a report of an explosion at the Pentagon at 9:37 as a

third jet, American Airlines flight 77, careened into the side of

the structure. By the time first period ended at 9:40 most at Prep

were aware of the assault on our country. A fourth plane, United

Airlines flight 93 crashed into a rural section of Shanksville,

Pennsylvania at 10:03.

As the extent of the tragedy became clear, many members of

the Prep community made frantic calls to check on loved ones

who were working in the area that became known as “Ground

Zero.”

The Prep administrative offices were deluged with requests

from anxious parents who wished to take their sons home early.

Throughout the day the terrorist attacks became the topic of

discussion in class. Rumors of greater attacks yet to come were

whispered. Yet, despite the fears, the entire Prep community

drew together, as it has always done in times of suffering and

need.

In the aftermath a special assembly was held in Alumni Hall.

Various members of the Prep community spoke about how the

tragedy touched their lives. Mr. John Brennan, Dean of Students,

brought the entire congregation to tears as he discussed the toll

that 9/11 had on the N.Y.C. firefighters. Mr. Brennan related that

a sizeable number of firefighters and their families live in the

Rockaway Beach area, and he had come to know them very well

in his summer job as chief lifeguard at the beach.

We Will Never Forget…

It seemed as though practically every member of the Prep

community knew someone who perished in the Trade Towers.

Among those lost on 9/11 were three Prep alums. One was

Michael G. Jacobs ’64. Michael worked on the 90th floor of Tower

Two for Fiduciary Trust. Also perishing in the towers were Gary lasko ’69 and seth Morris ’83. Our community mourned their

loss and extended sincere condolences to their families. Senior

faculty members who had the privilege of teaching these men

fondly remembered them with personal anecdotes.

Back at Prep, the

chaplaincy team

and the guidance

department did an

incredible job of

facilitating the healing

process at the school.

Priests and counselors

were made available

for students who

needed to discuss

their anxieties.

Serious attempts

were made to repair

the psychological

wounds suffered

by so many. Yet, while the wounds might heal, the scars would

remain forever.

While the situations were quite different, for the students

at Prep the event would evoke a similar feeling of those of an

older generation who still can vividly recall exactly where they

were when they learned of the assassination of President John

Kennedy on November 22, 1963.

All of us at Prep and throughout America realize that our lives

would be forever changed as a result of the terrorist attacks on

our country. Terms such as “pre” and “post” 9/11 became part of

our vocabulary. The United States launched what have become

decade-long wars in Iraq and in Afghanistan in order to capture

and/or kill terrorists and to preempt future threats to American

interests. At home the U.S.A. Patriot Act was passed and the

Department of Homeland Security was created. All of this

spurred vigorous debates within the Political Awareness Society

as to the necessity and legality of such actions.

In the days and weeks following the tragedy alterations

were made in Prep procedures and policies. For one thing, all

academic and extracurricular travel trips were canceled for

the next few years. Administrators and faculty met in special

sessions to plan emergency policies in case of a future crisis on

campus, and building security was greatly upgraded.

Four years subsequent to the 9/11 emergency Time Magazine

featured an article on graduates of the U.S. Military Academy at

West Point. These were the young men and women who entered

the Academy in September of 2001. The article was entitled The

Class of 9/11. Featured in the article was Fairfield Prep grad Greg Zielinski ’01. At Prep Greg was an outstanding student-athlete.

After graduating from West Point Greg went on to serve tours of

duty in the conflicts in the Middle East, as did a number of other

Prep alums.

Yes, it is difficult to believe that ten years have passed since

the terrorist attacks on our country. So much has changed during

that decade. Yet, one thing is certain — we will never forget that

terrible day.

By John Szablewicz, Social Studies teacher. Taken from

Zeitgeist newspaper published by the Prep Political

Awareness Society of which he is the moderator.

Fairfield Prep alumni who perished in the World Trade Center (l-r):

Michael G. Jacobs ’64, Gary Lasko ’69 and Seth Morris ’83.

Greg Zielinski ’01 (center)

36 Prep Today

Alumni Go to the Rodeo!Alumni gathered in NYC on January 6, for the annual Professional Bull Riders Madison Square Garden Invitational to enjoy camaraderie and be entertained by the world’s top bull riders in action.

College Student Alumni enjoy Reception

Young alumni gathered for a reception in Arrupe Hall on

January 4 to reconnect and reminisce with Prep faculty and staff. They enjoyed refreshments and received complimentary Prep hockey tickets for the evening’s game against Hamden (Prep won 3-1).

Alumni Reunite Across Country and Campuses

Put the Game On!

Approximately 25 Alumni gathered at the Colony Grill in Fairfield to watch

the BCS National Championship Game on January 9. All enjoyed the casual venue and opportunity to get together. Get ready for a similar event for March Madness at the same location. Stay posted for details.

Featuring Guest Speaker Charles McGill ’59

Thursday, June 7, 2012, 7:30-9 AMUnion League Club, New York, New York

Charles McGill ’59 is a nationally recognized expert in mergers and acquisitions, corporate strategic planning

and restructuring, and negotiating with significant industry experience in consumer products, restaurants and food service, and information services. He is currently a principal in private equity as an advisor with several leading private

Register online at www.fairfieldprep.org/nyc

equity firms including Saratoga Partners, The Borealis Fund and CSFB Private Equity. He joined New York University Stern School of Business as an Adjunct Professor of Finance in 1999.

Previously, in senior executive positions at Fortune Brands, Dun & Bradstreet, Ogden Corporation, The Pillsbury Company/Diageo plc and W.R. Grace, Mr. McGill planned and closed over 120 acquisitions, joint ventures, strategic alliances and divestitures valued in aggregate at more than $13 billion. The broad list of American companies that he acquired includes Haagen-Dazs ice cream; Bumble Bee tuna; Jeno’s pizza; Geyser Peak wines; El Torito, Chart House and Houlihan’s restaurant chains; and The Gartner Group, an information services consultant.

UPCOMING EVENT New York Business Breakfast

Prep Today 37

ALABAMA An Invitation to Homecoming

The University of Alabama held its homecoming weekend October 6-9. University President, Dr. Robert Witt ’58 (above center) invited

Prep Administrators J Dillon Collins ’98, Director of Major Gifts (right) and John hanrahan, Dean of Guidance & College Advising (left), to attend the festivities. The weekend included tours of campus, meetings with the Deans of the different colleges and lunch with some of the Prep students attending the University. Participating in a true homecoming was quite the experience with the school’s Pep Rally, bonfire, President’s Tailgate and football game. After the Alabama win over Vanderbilt, the festivities continued down the Strip on University Blvd. It was quite a lesson in southern hospitality and a wonderful way to participate in Alabama’s BCS Championship season, Roll Tide!

STAMFORD BuSINESS BREAKFAST Guest Speaker Traug Keller ’78 of ESPN

Traug keller ’78, P’11, SVP, ESPN Inc. (at left with Fr. Hanwell, S.J.) spoke to a group of Prep

Alumni and Parents on November 3. Attendees enjoyed Traug’s presentation about the history and success of ESPN. Traug also spoke about his support of the Mustard Seed Communities organization which serves disabled children in third world countries. The breakfast meeting was

held at UBS World Headquarters in Stamford, with special thanks to Matt Terry ’82, P’11,’12,’15, SVP Investments, UBS Private Wealth Management.

WASHINGTON D.C. Prep travels for Alumni Reception

On November 9, Fairfield Prep hosted an Alumni Reception in Washington, D.C. Rev. John hanwell, s.J., President, along with members of the

Fairfield Prep community traveled to visit and network. The reception included a special presentation on the role that the United States plays on the international stage by sean Culhane ’86, External Relations Department, International Monetary Fund and Mike Phelan ’81, Senior Professional Staff Member, U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. Special thanks to Mike Phelan for helping to coordinate the reception.

NEW YORK CITY Christmas Reception

Alumni and Prep Faculty and Staff gathered in NYC at the

Village Pourhouse on December 15. All enjoyed the opportunity to visit and reconnect with friends and Prep representatives.

Featuring Guest Speaker Traug Keller ’78

Thursday, April 12, 2012, 7:30-9 AMBoston College Club

Register online at www.fairfieldprep.org/boston

Pizza lunch at Georgetown

Earlier on November 9, several D.C. college-age alumni gathered with Fr. Jack hanwell, s.J., President,

J Dillon Collins ’98, Director of Major Gifts, and Rory Bernier ’06, Director of Alumni Relations, to enjoy a casual

pizza lunch. Shown with Fr. Hanwell in front of the Georgetown Hoyas clock are, from left, Matt Marshall ’08 (George Washington University) and Peter eason ’08 (Georgetown University).

Boston Business Breakfast— SAVE THE DATE! —

38 Prep Today

By Dr. Denise S. Walsh PhD, RN, P’98

“Dr. Jerry, look how big my son is!” Pediatrician

Jerry hemenway, MD ’61, has heard these words

hundreds of times during his years of private

practice in Fairfield. On that day, Dr. Jerry’s young patient and his

proud mother were not from Southport but from the inner city

of Kingston, Jamaica.

For the past 12 years, Dr. Hemenway has traveled to Kingston,

an area known for drug and gang violence, to care for hundreds

of children living in these dangerous surroundings. Twice a

year, the communities in Kingston wait for Dr. Jerry and his

team from PRN Relief International to arrive, delivering medical

care, drugs and supplies to a population unable to afford these

services.

PRN Relief International: Physicians, Residents and Nurses As

Needed was founded in 2005 by Hemenway, Denise Walsh PhD,

RN (parent of Ian Walsh ’98), Steve Rosenman MD, and Eileen

Callahan BSN, RN, with the mission of delivering medical care

while simultaneously building a trusting relationship with

communities. In Jamaica the growing PRN team—currently

made up of over 50 volunteers—includes not only local

physicians from Connecticut, New York and Arizona, but also

students from Yale School of Medicine, Sacred Heart University,

and Molloy College. These professionals and students follow the

St. Ignatius call to action, firmly believing in the importance of

men and women for service.

Volunteers are physicians and nurses from all specialties who

use a week of their vacation time to work alongside Hemenway,

Walsh, Rosenman and Callahan. Although the trip itself

lasts one week, the preparation proves to be year-round. Dr.

Hemenway contacts pharmaceutical companies and colleagues

to give medications or donations to cover the cost of each trip.

Twice a year, he receives and organizes enough medication to fill

up to 30 suitcases.

Each trip to Jamaica brings a new challenge. Dr. Hemenway

has examined children under trees, in community centers,

Pediatrician’s House calls are 1,500 miles away

and on tables made from stacks of suitcases. It is a common

occurrence for a chicken to walk across an exam table or

for an entire elementary school to send their students to Dr.

Hemenway for an afternoon full of examinations. The days are

long and the weather is hot, but Dr. Hemenway takes his time

with every patient and mother, tending to both the physical and

emotional needs of every family.

On several occasions, it was Dr. Hemenway who diagnosed

life-threatening cardiac irregularities in his young patients.

One afternoon while Dr. Hemenway stabilized an infant, Eileen

Callahan paid for a taxi to drive the mother and baby directly to

the nearest hospital. During another mission, multiple children

from an orphanage required surgeries and Dr. Hemenway


Prep alum Dr. Jerry Hemenway volunteering his expertise in Jamaica.

A Home Run with Young Players

Hitting the books and making the right decisions at Prep are

more important than hitting the baseball and selecting the right pitches at the plate. Mike Porzio ’90 knows this from experience. He played baseball at Prep and eventually found himself in Major League Baseball. Excelling in the classroom and on the field, Mike is one of few Prep alumni to make it to the big stage. Mike

is giving back to the community with his ownership of “The Clubhouse,” a baseball training facility in Fairfield, CT. Mike’s focus is on the development

E N T R E P R E N E u R ’ S C O R N E R of younger baseball players into mature men. Realizing the value of a strong education transcends onto the diamond, he knows that colleges are looking for smart baseball players who are disciplined and have good grades. Mike uses his knowledge and experience in the big leagues to help younger kids play to their highest level of ability.

Mike played 15 years of professional baseball. He played in three major league seasons with the Chicago White Sox and Colorado Rockies.

“You are very capable, and just because you have a bad day does not mean you are worthless,” he says to young players. He knows that realizing the achievements of others is a quality of successful people. “Stay away from the negative people and stay focused on your hopes and dreams, and chip away at it,” says Mike. He wants to help build confidence in younger baseball players and he knows that the best effort combined with the best education makes any goal achievable. Injuries brought his career to an end, but he continues to use the values and lessons he learned from Prep in helping young men succeed.

The Clubhouse baseball training facility is located at 2215 Black Rock Turnpike in Fairfield. Learn more at: fundamentalsplus.com/clubhouse

Prep Today 39


A Great Day on the Links!

Over 80 golfers attended the Annual Fairfield Prep Golf Outing, held on October 10 at Great River Golf Club in

Milford, CT. Attendees enjoyed a full day of lunch, golf, putting contest, raffle and awards dinner. Special thanks to the Golf Committee including John Chiota Jr. ’86, Chairman, John Chiota ’61, kevin Foley ’73, Tom Welch ’83, Jim Butler ’86, Alex Oracheff ’94 and kevin kozlowski ’99. Proceeds from the event benefit the Roger L. Ratchford, Ed.D ’51 Financial Aid Fund, to support tuition for Prep students.

Taken from a speech by Vin O’Hara ’01 as a

representative of the teaching staff at Eagle

Hill-Southport.

In 1988 — believe it or not — I was

first in my class in all subjects. I

knew my address, phone number,

and how to spell Manhattan. Coloring

in the lines was something I could

handle, and I was fully in control of my

bladder. I was riding high at the top of my class in Mrs. Starks’

Kindergarten. It was first grade that was my fall from grace.

“You’re holding the pencil wrong,” said Sister Ana in disgust.

Apparently, Satan used his left hand too! At the time, I was so

disheartened by her reaction I took her advice and have been

writing with my right hand ever since. Seemingly from that

moment forward school was difficult for me. I trudged on.

In the third grade, my lifelong struggle with reading began,

and it began as a secret. It was embarrassing and frustrating to

know that all of my peers were able to complete assignments I

couldn’t. At eight years old, it was glaringly obvious to me that

there was something wrong. However, I kept my head down and

refused to acknowledge my shortcoming.

By the time I reached middle school my aspirations to please

teachers seemed futile. I distinctly remember the incredulous

look upon my sixth-grade science teacher’s face when I told

her, “I did not know I was supposed to save all of my previous

assignments for future study.” This was the first of many

indications of my lack of organizational ability and attention

issues. Thank goodness I was one of twenty-five and could

be overlooked most of the time. Was school supposed to feel

as if you were treading water for seven hours a day? I worked

tirelessly into the night to complete homework assignments. My

parents couldn’t understand. My teachers couldn’t understand.

Above all, I couldn’t understand why I wasn’t succeeding when I

knew I was as intelligent as my fellow classmates.

After a successful stint in summer school, I was accepted

to Fairfield Prep as a freshman. It had always been a dream of

mine to play hockey for their team, but I had to keep my grades

up in order to play. Only one month into the fall, and I could no

longer tread the water. I was drowning in long-term projects,

daily assignments, and could no longer conceal my deficiencies.

It was suggested that I be tested for learning disabilities. As it

turned out, my math teacher noticed I repeatedly transposed the

digits on math problems mixing up their order. If I were asked

what six times six was, I’d answer sixty-three. After ten years

of school, it was the first time anyone had noticed a dyslexic

tendency. I was diagnosed with severe Attention Deficit Disorder

with Dyslexic and Dyscalculia tendencies. While I agree that I

was excitable, I felt the “severe” part of the diagnosis was a bit

severe. Anyway, prescriptions were written, hands were shaken,

and stigmas ensued. School remained difficult for me, but I was

able to focus. My reading efficiency increased dramatically, and

“Why Wasn’t I Succeeding in Class?”

40 Prep Today

Dr. Panda ’88, Prep English teacher, publishes book about Hemingway

Dr. ken Panda ’88 has been involved with the Hemingway Letters Project since

its formation in 2003. As associate editor of volume one, he worked on articulating the editorial theory and structure of the entire series. A substantial amount of research and content based on his 2002 doctoral dissertation, Ernest Hemingway, Letters: 1908-1925 was also integrated into the first volume. He also contributed theory and content to two successful six-figure grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities in 2005 and 2006. Ernest Hemingway, Letters 1907-1922 is the first of 15 volumes to be published by the Letters Project over the next 20 years.

Dinner’s Ready at Inner-City Kitchens

ed krygier ’60 (left) leads Alumni in community service in New Haven and Bridgeport every

year. Alumni prepared and served food to the greater New Haven area on December 2 at the Columbus House. On January 2, Ed and a group of alumni served food to the poor and homeless at the Merton House in Bridgeport. Ed’s commitment to serve is steadfast and inspires our alumni to partake in more service opportunities. To help, contact Ed at [email protected].

At Columbus House (l-r): Jeff Donofrio ’14, Vincent Kravec ’89, Kevin McQuade ’73, Bernhard Bruder ’57, Ron Grywalski ’65 (center), Tom Savard ’72 (black hat), Joe Connolly ’60, Woody Schemp’s nephew Neco Milillo (green apron) Jeff Donofrio ’83, Hal Savard ’44, John Leary ’64 and Woody Schemp ’60.

Porco ’81 Dedicates Foundation to His SonBy Peter Brawley ’70, friend and colleague

On February

16, 2011,

Jordan Porco,

the 18-year-old son of

ernie Porco (Class of 1981), took his own

life in his dormitory

room at St. Michael’s

College where he was a

freshman. In the midst

of their grief, Ernie

and his wife, Marisa and daughter, Taylor have established the

Jordan Matthew Porco Memorial Foundation with the aim to

help prevent suicide among college-age students by increasing

awareness, identifying resources, and publicizing warning signs.

Of Jordan, Ernie says, “He was a happy-go-lucky young man,

loved by everyone, never displaying a sign of depression. If

this could happen to Jordan, it can happen to anyone’s child or

grandchild, or friend. Our son acted impulsively and took his life

for reasons we do not know. We searched for answers. We are

still searching. There was nothing that put this puzzle together.

Jordan was with his friends the night before. He went to his

classes on that Wednesday morning, and was looking forward to

skiing with our family and a friend on Friday.”

As their world collapsed, Marisa and Ernie researched the

statistics on suicides that take place on college campuses. Two

things overwhelmed them. First, was the prevalence of college-

student suicide. Second, was how most universities do not talk

about suicide before or even after it happens. These statistics are

rarely shared with students or parents during orientation or the

college preparatory process.

• Suicideisthesecond-mostcommoncauseofdeathamong

college students (first is auto accidents).

• 1in10collegestudentshasmadeasuicideplan.

• 1.5outofevery100hasactuallyattemptedsuicide.

• 66%ofcollegestudentsfeeloverwhelmedbyallthe

responsibilities of college life.

Ernie explained, “People ask our family how we get the

energy to move on? Our answer is: 1) We believe, if we had

known the facts that we know now, maybe Jordan would be

alive today; and 2) By bringing these staggering statistics to the

surface for parents, students and faculty, as well as creating

awareness of the available resources, we can prevent this

from happening to another student, another family. The most

important way to get involved is to TALK, to tell the truth, to

learn and to recite the horrific statistics. Suicide doesn’t just

happen to the person who committed the act. It happens to his/

her family, friends, teachers, and community. We need your help

to reach the NINE who can help the ONE – over and over again.”

The Foundation is organizing a Gala on March 10, 2012 at

Connecticut’s Science Center in Hartford to promote awareness

of teen suicide. Anyone interested in more information is invited

to visit the Foundation’s website, www.rememberingjordan.org.

Prep Today 41

It all began when a group of Prep grads got together for

lunch one day in December of 1976. They were John ford ’46, emil Garofalo ’45, frank Kennelly ’45, John Connelly ’45 and stanton Kennedy ’45. The guest of honor was

fr. thomas Murphy, s.J. Fr. Murphy had been everyone’s Latin teacher from 1942 to

1946. At his tallest, he stood about 5’6" – OK, maybe 5’6½". Ergo,

he maintained order the old fashioned way — lots of homework

and plenty of JUG. It wasn’t long before the students nicknamed

him “Little Caesar,” a moniker he smilingly carried to his grave.

That 1976 lunch was a couple of hours of reminiscence and

laughter about those first years of Fairfield Prep, and it was

decided that it should be an annual event. The following year,

Mickey McBride, Dick shea, Bob Walsh and ed Dailey (all ’46) joined the fun. As time went by, the group began to refer to

themselves as “Fr. Murphy’s Latin Scholars” (there has been

a rumor afloat that one could only claim the title if he had

flunked Latin at least once… this vicious gossip has been denied

vociferously by the intelligentsia of the original gathering!).

As the beloved priest advanced in age, the group wanted to

honor his many years of service to the Prep and its students. A

huge boulder was located on the Prep campus. It was cleaned,

polished, inscribed and — with much fanfare — placed on a

knoll overlooking the school. The inscription reads “In loving

gratitude from all who derived comfort, joy and inspiration from

his piety and his music.” It is dated August 28, 1984. The boulder

was subsequently moved, and now sits at the entrance to the

Prep, where it greets the young men as they arrive each morning.

The group’s next modest plan was to place a plaque on

the door of the music room bearing the name “Rev. Thomas A.

Murphy, S.J.” What a shock it was to learn that a $10,000 donation

to the school would be required! Where to amass such a sum…

The Latin Scholars Serve Ad Majorem Dei Gloriamwhy not open the December luncheon to all Prep grads, and

charge a small fee? The official “Latin Scholars” was born. John

Connelly assumed the presidency, and the first Latin Scholars

luncheon took place in 1981.

Attendance and receipts that first year were modest,

but in succeeding years the growth has been impressive.

Approximately $100,000 has been raised, and all proceeds have

been donated to Prep-related charities. Emil Garofalo succeeded

John Connelly as president, followed by John Ford. John was

followed by Paul Connelly and, since Paul’s death, Emil Garofalo

has again assumed leadership.

The 2011 gathering was attended by 140 Prep grads and

raised $6,600. The money was dispersed as follows:

Fairfield Prep Music Maintenance Fund .............................. $900

Rev. Thomas A. Murphy, S.J., Scholarship Fund ............... $1,100

Rev. James H. Barry, S.J., Scholarship Fund ...................... $1,100

Msgr. Joseph Potter (Class of ’46) Brazilian Mission ....... $1,750

Rev. Edward McCall (Class of ’47) Brazilian Mission ....... $1,750

The occasion began as a

simple get together of old

friends, and the low-key theme

continues. There are no paid

employees, no red tape, no

perks, no graft, no fraud. A

bank account exists to

cover postage, etc. and

the balance never

exceeds $100. Just

the way Fr. Murphy

would like it!

Seated: John Ford ’46, Ed Dailey ’46, Emil Garofalo ’45, Dick Greenwood ’44, Dick Shea ’46, Jack O’Connell ’51, Charles Wilson. Standing: Lou

Zowine ’58, Leo Gallagher ’46, Bob Walsh ’46, George Lacovara ’52, Bob O’Keefe ’51, Bill Lavery ’55, Stan Kennedy ’45, Jack Welch ’50.

Not pictured: Bob Fitzsimons ’47.

42 Prep Today

1940’sleo Gallagher ’46 and his wife Mary co-hosted a January reception at their home in Naples, Florida with Bob Walsh ’46 and his wife Marylou, in honor of Father Jack hanwell, s.J.. President of Fairfield Prep.

1950’sRaymond J. Cormier ’56 has a new book being published in 2011. “The Methods of Medieval Translators: A comparison of the Latin Text of Virgil’s Aeneid with its Old French Adaptations.”

Fr. William D. Donovan ’53, retired in 2003 and currently resides in Seymour, CT.

Charles M. stankye Jr ’51 was inducted into the Connecticut State Firefighters Association Hall of Fame, Class of 2011 on April 6, 2011. He is the father of Charles M. stankye III ’76 and Ronald T. stankye ’78 and grandfather of Tyler D. stankye ’12.

1960’skevin Connolly ’66 recently retired from Pitney Bowes in Norwalk, Ct.

1970’sJames P. vail ’72 has recently been elected to the National Catholic Education Association Executive Board of the

Secondary Department. Jim is currently the President of Paramus High School in Paramus, NJ.

1980’sJohn k. Bike ’84 has been inducted into the United States Handball Association Hall of Fame at the 2012 4-Wall Nationals.

Mark A. komanecky ’86 was recently named Vice President of In-Store Innovation at Procter & Gamble Prestige Products. Mark, a 20 year employee of Procter & Gamble now leads the In-Store Design team at the New York based Prestige Division of P& G Beauty and Grooming. Mark would love to reconnect with Prep Alums in NYC.

1990’sJ Dillon Collins ’98 has been named the Director of Major gifts at Prep.

Ryan A. knox ’91 moved to Hong Kong in December 2011 and is a private educational consultant. He will also be a guest lecturer in American electoral politics at Hong Kong University.

Michael P. Mckelvey ’97 has recently joined Stamford First Bank, a division of The Bank of New Canaan as Assistant Vice President, Commercial Lending.

Walter B. neuberger ’99 has been awarded a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree by the University of St. Augustine. He is currently

alumni class news

a Clinic Director with Physiotherapy Associates in Chicago, where he resides with his wife, Claire.

2000’sMathew J. Benedetto ’10 has been named to the All-Conference men’s team by Rugby Northeast, after starring as fullback as a sophomore for Providence College. Benedetto was listed as a conference top scorer, tied for sixth place, and was invited to the U.S. Men’s Junior All –American combine in Atlanta to compete for a spot on the U-20 Men’s National Rugby Team, made up of the best young rugby players in the country that will compete for the Junior World Rugby Trophy in June.

Rory J. Bernier ’06 has been named Director of Alumni Relations at Prep.

Alexander v. Molloy ’09 was named Santa Clara University’s Chartered Student Organization’s leader of the month for October. This award was bestowed for his work on the editorial board for the University’s weekly paper and the producer of a successful bid to bring the National Jesuit Student Leadership Conference to Santa Clara in 2013.

Michael k. Morton ’07 graduated from Boston College on May 23, 2011 with a BA degree in Communication. He is currently attending St. Louis University School of Law in Missouri and is a legislative intern for Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt.

John A. urquhart III ’00 is pursuing an MBA at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

In memOrIamEileen Altieri on July 21, 2011. She was the mother of John l. Altieri Jr. ’64 and Peter Altieri ’73, grandmother of Christopher

R. Altieri ’95, kieran G. Altieri ’98, kevin J. Altieri ’00 of the Prep Social Studies department, Matthew O. Altieri ’01 and John s. Altieri ’10.

Carolyn Maria Angelo, mother of Gregory T. Angelo ’96. A kindergarten teacher at St. Thomas School in West Hartford, CT, she was honored with the St. Augustine Medal by the Diocese of Bridgeport for her dedication and work for the Catholic Church. Carolyn was an active member of the Bellarmine Mothers Guild.

Patrick F. Barron on September 17, 2011. He was the father of Francis P. Barron ’69, Gregory J. Barron ’71, Robert Barron ’73, William F. Barron ’75, e. Andrew Barron ’83 and the late Richard Barron ’79.

Jeffrey C. Baun ’88 on September 16, 2011.

e. Gaynor Brennan, Jr. ’48 on March 20, 2011. He was the brother of the late Donald C. Brennan ’54, father of Thomas M. Brennan ’77 and grandfather of samuel P. O’Mahony ’10.

Robert J. Brennan October 19, 2011. He was the father of Thomas M. Brennan ’99, brother of Daniel e. Brennan ’69, uncle of shaun C. Connelly ’15 and the late Ryan C. Brennan ’11, and father-in-law of Gregg Chiota ’93.

Andrew e. Buynak sr. ’50 on August 22, 2011.

John F. Campbell on October 4, 2011. He was the father of Duncan W. Campbell ’12.

Thomas J. Connors ’52 on September 15, 2011.

Jane Donnelly Daly on July 28, 2011. She was the wife of James F. Daly ’54.

Allen D. Flynn ’57 on October 19, 2011.

James D. Garrity ’48 on August 25, 2011.

James W. Gibson ’47 on September 5, 2011. He was the brother of the late Ronald Gibson ’50.

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Dr. James Roach ’50 Receives St. Ignatius of Loyola Alumni Award

Dr. James P. Roach ’50

received the second St.

Ignatius of Loyola Alumni

Award at the Mass of the

Holy Spirit, a tradition at

Jesuit schools and colleges

around the world, on

September 9 at Alumni

Hall. Family and friends

joined the Prep student

body to honor Dr. Roach,

paying tribute to his lifelong

mission of following the Jesuit teaching of being a “Man for

Others.” In accepting his award, Dr. Roach spoke about St.

Ignatius and Fr. Pedro Arrupe, S.J., and how they positively

influenced his own life. He encouraged the student body to

use these two important figures as important role models in

helping them develop a strong moral compass in service to

the poor.

(L-r): Fr. Hanwell, S.J., Dr. Roach and Patrick Barthelemy ’12.

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Frank C. Grich ’49 on October 6, 2011.

Rosemary Hanrahan on August 9, 2011. She was the mother of John A. hanrahan, the Dean of Guidance and College Advising, Christopher M. hanrahan ’85 and grandmother of John P. hanrahan ’98.

Kathleen Kelly on September 18, 2011. She was the grandmother of Daniel J. Fabbri ’02, Michael J. Fabbri ’04, John O. Fabbri ’07 and kevin k. Fabbri ’10.

henry R. Jaenicke ’52 on May 30, 2011.

Henry A. Kelly on October 25, 2011. He was the father of Brian G. kelly ’87 and husband of Jill Kelly, former Prep Board of Governor.

Michael kolesar ’63 on September 14, 2011.

Paul knoll ’72.

shaun J. lavin ’62 on November 4, 2011. He was the brother of Bernard lavin ’56 and William lavin ’63.

John P. Mackenzie’ 51 on September 9, 2011.

Paul B. Marlowe ’43 on July 26, 2011. He was the brother of Robert J. Marlowe ’47.

Susan Matera on October 8, 2011. She was the mother of Peter P. Matera ’57.

Mary C. McGunnigle on May 21, 2011. She was the mother of George F. McGunnigle ’59 and Michael G. McGunnigle ’61.

Theresa McNamara on January 12, 2011. She was the mother of John Mcnamara ’78 grandmother of James Dunn ’10. She was an active member of the Bellarmine Guild.

neil J.P. Murphy ’47 on August 19, 2011.

Paul Nalty on December 12, 2011. He was the uncle of John Clark ’14 and brother of elaine Clark of the Prep English Department.

William Nealon on January 9, 2012. He was the grandfather of James e. nealon ’12 and David M. nealon ’15.

Therese M. Nespoli on November 9, 2011. She was the grandmother of Richard F. kral Jr.’82 and Christopher J. kral ’84 and mother-in-law of Richard F. kral ’57.

stephen C. nold ’52 on October 19, 2011.

Joseph T. O’Brien ’55 on January 14, 2012.

James A. Paduano on September 10, 2011. He was the brother of Daniel P. Paduano ’62 and stephen J. Paduano ’67.

harold T. Pitt ’44 on September 14, 2011.

Joan Puccio on November 6, 2011. She was the mother-in-law of Thomas A. Mclaughlin ’58, former Director of Guidance and grandmother of Thomas J. Mclaughlin ’84.

Thomas l. schmidt ’72.

Fr. Charles e. shaw on November 18, 2011. He was a member of one of the first classes at Fairfield Prep.

Paul R. squillacote ’87 on September 24, 2011

Margaret Stapleton on August 5, 2011. She was the wife of James F. stapleton ’50, and the mother of Mark T. stapleton ’79, Paul M. stapleton ’80 and the late Brian P. stapleton ’78.

Marlene Stern on February 17, 2011. She was the mother of kenneth M. stern ’06.

Richard u. stubbs ’56 on September 7, 2011. He was the brother of Charles W. stubbs ’55 and the late Robert M. stubbs ’56.

Genevieve Sulzycki (Jean) on March 26, 2011. She was the mother of Betty Renzulli of the Development Office (retired), mother-in-law of the late Joseph R. Renzulli ’50, grandmother of Jeffrey Renzulli ’84 and David Renzulli ’86, mother of Alexander A. sulzycki ’64 and grandmother of Marc A. sulzycki ’93.

Anthony J. vallone ’57 on September 2, 2011.

Joseph C. veckerelli ’52 in August 2009.

Richard D. vorisek ’60 on November 21, 2011.

Harold M. Zimmerman in 2010. He was the father of harold C. Zimmerman ’92.

engagemenTsChristian C. Bangert ’98 is engaged to Blythe Tobey Wallace. An Oceanside wedding is planned for the fall of 2012.

Robert J. Gillon ’99 was engaged to Nicole Lawson on August 5, 2011. They are planning a Fall wedding in 2012. See photo on page 44.

Matthew M. kretzman ’03 is engaged to Diane Cooke. A September 2012 wedding is planned.

Matthew J. Pierson ’01 is engaged to Judith McSweeney. A July wedding is planned. See photo on page 44.

John A. urquhart III ’00 is engaged to Mary (Molly) Elizabeth Fay. An August 2012 wedding is planned.

weddIngsAlexander G. Bues ’03 married Katie Bell on October 1, 2011 at St. Luke’s Parish in Darien, CT. See photo top right.

Timothy R. Cote ’99 and Laura Bass were married on September 26, 2010 in New Castle, New Hampshire. See photo at right.

Daniel F. Fabbri ’02 married Holly Taylor in June 2011. See photo bottom right.

Michael D. hebert ’85 married Nancy Staples on March 26, 2011. See photo on page 44.

Bryan P. Mcshane ’95 and Kate Barbera were married on September 3, 2011 in Bernardsville, New Jersey. Fr. James C.l. Arimond, s.J., former Prep President took part in the wedding.

Peter R. Tarczali ’76 married Diana Roverts on April 10, 2010.

Benjamin J. vaccaro ’02 married Christine L. Alejnikov on May 21, 2011 at the Washington Memorial Chapel in Valley Forge, PA. Prep Alumni in the wedding party were the Best Man, Matthew lomas ’02, Joseph Demeter ’02 and the Groom’s brothers samuel vaccaro ’05 and Peter vaccaro ’09. The Groom’s father is also a Prep graduate, nicholas vaccaro ’72.

bIrTHsBaird s. Allis ’98 and his wife Carolann welcomed their son John Paul on July 17, 2011. See photo at left.

spruille s. Braden ’98 and his wife Jamie welcomed their daughter Emma Riley Braden on December 8, 2011.

Bues WeddingAlexander G. Bues ’03 married Katie Bell on October 1, 2011 at St. Luke’s Parish in Darien, CT. The reception was at Woodway Country Club in Darien, CT. The couple met at Denison University in Granville, OH. Prep men l-r: back row: Will Benoit ’03, sean Mulrenan ’00, Jonathon k. Bues ’00 – brother of the groom and best man, lawrence J. Bues ’57 – father of the groom, Patrick M. Douglas ’03, Patrick C. Mulrenan ’03. Front row: Donald A. Poster ’03 – groomsman, Katie (Bell) Bues – bride, Alex Bues ’03 – groom, Jason R. Danieli ’03.

Cote WeddingTimothy R. Cote ’99 and Laura J. Bass were married on September 26, 2010 at the Wentworth By the Sea in New Castle, NH. Cote graduated from the College of the Holy Cross (’03) with a B.S. in Economics. The bride also graduated from the College of the Holy Cross (’05) with a B.A., cum laude, in Classics and Art History. The couple met at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., Boston, M.A. where Cote is currently a Vice President and the bride is an Associate. 1999 Prep graduates that attended the weekend destination wedding, pictured from left: Roy W. Bjorlin, esq., Ryan J. McGreevy, Timothy R. Cote (groom), Robert J. Gillon, and Ryan Cummings. Not photographed but in attendance: Robert B. Baker. Rev. laurence J. Ryan, s.J., Prep Chaplain and also a fellow HC alum and Classics major, officiated the ceremony at St. Joseph’s church in Dover, NH.

Fabbri WeddingDaniel F. Fabbri ’02 married Holly Taylor in June 2011. Prep Alums in attendance in photo l-r: Jack Philbin ’04, Jack Fabbri ’07, Mike Fabbri ’04, kevin Fabbri ’10, Daniel “Red” Fabbri ’02 (groom), Holly Fabbri (bride), kevin Yurkerwich ’02, Brendan higgins ’03, kevin Mulrenan ’69, Tim Rainsberger ’02 and Jack Collins ’69.


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FaculTy & sTaFF mIlePOsTsIn memoriamEileen Altieri on July 21, 2011. She was the mother of John l. Altieri Jr. ’64 and Peter Altieri ’73, grandmother of Christopher R. Altieri ’95, kieran G. Altieri ’98, kevin J. Altieri ’00 of the Prep Social Studies department, Matthew O. Altieri ’01 and John s. Altieri ’10.

Paul Nalty on December 12, 2011. He was the uncle of John Clark ’14 and brother of elaine Clark of the English Department.

Claire DeFelice on December 1, 2011. She was the mother of linda kaye of the English Department.

Thomas Fitzgerald on November 2, 2011. He was the father of Deirdre Cannan of the Technology department.

Rosemary Hanrahan on August 9, 2011, mother of John hanrahan, Dean of Guidance and College Advising, Christopher M. hanrahan ’85 and grandmother of John P. hanrahan ’98.

Robert Maffei on October 18, 2011. He was a former assistant football coach at Prep many years.

John F. Roche on October 14, 2011. See page 48.

birthssandy Beyerly former Director of Library and Media Services (left) and her husband Mark welcomed their daughter Emma Frances on August 16, 2011.

Jamie Chesbro of the English Dept. and his wife lynne Chesbro of the Guidance Dept. welcomed their daughter Christine (below left) on November 16, 2011.

Charlie DiCenso of the English Dept. and Anna DiCenso of the Math Dept. welcomed their first grandchild Thomas Ambrose on August 15, 2011.

Robert F. Donahue ’87 and his wife Sarah welcomed their daughter Nora Jane on October 19, 2011. Nora joins her big brothers Kevin and Timothy. Bob is the Director of Development.

Pierson EngagedMatthew J. Pierson ’01 is engaged to Judith McSweeney. A July wedding is planned.

Gillon EngagedRobert Gillon ’99 was engaged to Nicole Lawson on August 5, 2011 while vacationing in Nantucket. The couple met in 2009 at a summer barbecue. They are planning a Fall wedding in 2012.

Shaver Weddingnicholas C. shaver ’05 and Lesley M. Washington were married on June 25, 2011 at Saint Andrew’s Church in Houston, Texas. Nicholas graduated from Villanova University and is employed as a Certified Public Accountant. The bride graduated from TCU and is a third grade teacher. Members of the wedding party were Prep graduates (above l-r): Joe McCue ’02, nicholas shaver ’05, John swan ’05 and steven Beckert ’03.

Vaccaro WeddingDr. Benjamin Joseph vaccaro ’02 and Christine L. Alejnikov were married on May 21, 2011, at the Washington Memorial Chapel in Valley Forge, PA.

Prep Alumni in the wedding party were the best man, Matthew lomas ’02, Joseph Demeter ’02 and the groom’s brothers samuel vaccaro ’05 and Peter vaccaro ’09. The groom’s father is also a Prep graduate, nicholas vaccaro ’72.

Dr. Vaccaro is a graduate of Georgetown University and a member of Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honor Society. He is also a graduate of Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and is a resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian Hospital. The bride is a graduate of Georgetown University and is Vice President of Global Liquidity at Citigroup in New York, NY.

Hebert WeddingMichael D. hebert ’85 and his wife Nancy held a wedding reception on July 24, 2011 in Milford, CT to celebrate their March 2011 marriage. Fr. larry Ryan, s.J. attended and said a special blessing for the couple. Also in attendance were several Prep alums, including (l-r): Gary kroll ’86, Mike D’Andrea ’86, (Fr. Ryan), Dave shannon ’86 and Phil luedee ’86.

Robert F. Donahue ’87 and his wife Sarah welcomed their daughter Nora Jane on October 19, 2011. Nora joins her big brothers Kevin and Timothy. Bob is the Director of Development at Prep.

Jonathan R. Doyle ’86 and his wife Amy welcomed their fourth child, Patrick James, on August 3, 2011.

William T. harke ’94 and Marnee, with sons Liam (9) and Burke (3) welcomed their third future Prep Alumnus, Nolan Henry Harke on July 31, 2011.

Daniel h. king ’90 and his wife Lindsay welcomed their daughter Dylan Rose on August 25, 2011.

Jeremy B. Maco ’96 and his wife Katherine welcomed Eleanor Laswell Maco on September 7, 2011.

Richard W. Pinto Jr. ’84 and his wife Sara welcomed Livia Shore Pinto on January 1, 2012. Livia joins her big brothers Aristide (12) and Luca (10).

bIrTHs Continued from page 43

Prep Pride at Swim Across the SoundBrothers Jamie ’12 and Brian ’09 Power show off their Prep Pride Spiritwear before boarding the Port Jefferson Ferry in the Annual Swim Across the Sound.

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James Vail ’72 elected to National Catholic Education Board

James P. vail ’72, President of Paramus

Catholic High School, has been elected

to the National Executive Board of the

Secondary Department of the National

Catholic Education Association. He will be

representing Region 3, which is comprised

of all Catholic high schools in New Jersey

and Pennsylvania. Mr. Vail is in his 52nd consecutive year

in Catholic schools, as a student or staff member. He has

served as President of Paramus Catholic High School for the

past 14 years.

For millions of Americans, “charity begins at home.” That’s

where they’ve decided to make a difference by donating

money to local religious, educational, social or cultural

organizations. In addition to the immense satisfaction that

comes from giving to others, when done as part of an overall

estate plan, charitable giving can provide tax benefits for the

donor and his or her estate.

Charitable Gifts of life insuranceGifts of life insurance have some unique advantages:

• Lifeinsuranceisacontractandpassesoutsidethewillby

beneficiary designation, so it generally cannot be contested in

probate proceedings.

• Sincethepaymentofalifeinsurancepolicydeathbenefitto

a named beneficiary is not part of the probate process, it is

private, not a matter of public record like assets passing by will.

• Donoriseligibleforanincometaxcharitabledeductionwhen

he/she transfers an existing life insurance policy to charity.

• Abilitytoleverageacharitabledonationthroughthedeath

benefit.

• Therearenoprobatedelays.

• Otherassetsarekeptintactforthedonor’sfamily.

Gifts of life insurance can be made in essentially two ways.

Under the first, the insured is the owner of the policy and the

charity is the BenefiCiARY. This arrangement is used when an

insured/donor desires to retain control over the insurance policy.

Under this arrangement, the premiums paid are not eligible

for an income tax charitable deduction. Additionally, since

the insured owns the policy at death, the death benefit will be

includableinhisorhergrossestate,butitwillbe100%deductible

from the estate, since it is payable to a charity.

Under the second, the charity is oWneR AnD BenefiCiARY.

Unlike the situation where the insured retains ownership, the

premium may be income tax-deductible within IRS guidelines.

State “insurable interest” laws must be checked to determine if a

charity can be the initial applicant of life insurance on the life of

a donor.

If the donor gives an existing policy to charity, the lesser of

the fair market value of the policy (generally, its cash surrender

value plus any unearned premium) or the policyholder’s basis

(normally the premiums paid) is eligible for an income tax

charitable deduction. Additionally, future gifts of cash to the

charity for premium payment purposes are also eligible for an

income tax charitable deduction within IRS guidelines.

Submitted by Joe Bogardus ’05, Financial Planner,

Barnum Financial Group. Joe can be reached at

[email protected]

Fr. Larry Ryan, S.J., is Chaplain for the Ancient Order of Hibernians

fr. larry Ryan, s.J., (center) is the Chaplain for the Ancient

Order of Hibernians JFK Division, which hosted the first

annual Connecticut AOH Softball Tournament on August 27,

2011 at Foote Field in Milford. Father Ryan led the brothers

in prayer as they kicked off the first annual AOH Softball

Tournament, which raised over $1,100 for the Angels for Alex

Charity as part of the event. Also shown in black shirt is tom Keane, P’06, ’11.

John Kelly ’66 honored with Award for Outstanding Achievement

John l. Kelly ’66, a partner in the New

York City office of Nixon Peabody, was

presented with the Clara Fox Award for

Outstanding Achievement at the New

York Housing Conference (NYHC) and the

National Housing Conference (NHC) 38th

Annual Awards Program.

Mr. Kelly, who has 35 years of experience representing

for-profit and nonprofit developers, owners, and operators

in complex affordable housing transactions, was recognized

among the national and local affordable housing leaders

recognized for their incredible commitment to affordable

housing and for their support of economic growth, job

creation and recovery.

He earned his J.D., with honors, from the University of

Connecticut School of Law (Class of ’74), and is a graduate of

Ithaca College, B.A. (Class of ’70). He is a graduate of Fairfield

College Preparatory School (Class of ’66).

ChARitABle GivinG: leave A legacy for Prep

46 Prep Today

By Donald Eng ’90, Editor of the

Trumbull Times, holding his yearbook

When you work as a local

news editor, being cold

and damp is part of

the job. For whatever reason, news

hardly ever happens on 78-degree

afternoons in May.

On this particular day, I was

covering a flag-raising ceremony

on a blustery January morning. The

temperature was in the high 20s and it wasn’t quite raining, but

it also wasn’t quite not, if you know what I mean.

Normally, an assignment like this is a drive-by. Leave the car

running, snap a couple photos and run. But that day I stayed.

And stayed. For 40 minutes I stood with the president of the local

historical society and two state legislators on a traffic island,

next to a flagpole as cars whipped by. Why on earth would we do

such a thing? Fairfield Prep.

All four of us were graduates, though our years at the school

never overlapped. We had made the connection as the ceremony

was ending, and the guests were heading for their cars. Someone

said good-bye to the historical society president, and had added

“Tell your son good luck in his game tomorrow.”

I asked what sport his son played, and he answered, “He’s on

the Fairfield Prep hockey team.” Just that quickly, the relationship

between the four of us changed. No longer reporter and news

sources, we were now four alumni talking about the school we

still loved. It didn’t matter that we had graduated between 20

and 40 years ago. It didn’t matter what the weather was. What

mattered was Fairfield Prep.

Close Ties Never Fade Away

Bob “Coach” Maffei dies

Robert “Coach” Maffei died on Tuesday, October 18, 2011. Coach was an assistant football coach at Fairfield Prep

for more than 15 years, under Varsity Coach Earl Lavery. He worked at Fairfield University as a Traffic Enforcement Officer with the Department of Public Safety. His son Bob Maffei Jr. also coached at Prep, and is currently the Head Football Coach at Trumbull High.

Robert Brennan: Fairfielder of the Year 2011

The late Robert J. Brennan Jr. was unanimously named 2011’s Fairfielder of the Year. Brennan, former chair of Fairfield’s

Zoning Board of Appeals, died on Oct. 19 at the age of 68. “He was a giant among men in this community,” said Selectman James Walsh, who co-nominated Brennan for the award. “My only regret is that we could not give this award to him himself.”

Brennan’s daughter, Katie O’Leary, accepted the award. Brennan’s wife Alyson was there along with some of Brennan’s six children, four grandchildren and friends. Brennan was involved with many local groups, including the Fairfield University Alumni Association Board of Directors, Fairfield University Board of Trustees, and Fairfield Prep Advancement Council. He was the uncle of the late Ryan Brennan, class of 2011.

Source: TheDailyFairfield.com, Greg Canuel ’05, 12/22/11

Rein ’11 Performs for President Obama

Max Rein ’11, a freshman at Georgetown

University, Washington, DC and a member

of Georgetown’s premier coed a cappella group,

The Georgetown Phantoms, recently performed

at The White House. At the conclusion of their performance,

they were invited to perform for the National Security

Council a few days later at Blair House. Max and his fellow

Phantoms had the distinct honor of performing and

personally meeting President Barack Obama.

Stories like that are familiar to most of my fellow alumni,

and probably to a good amount of current students, too. There is

something about this place that is special.

About 10 years ago, I was running a small business, and we

used a delivery service. One of the drivers was an older man,

who had retired from his career and taken a job as a courier

three days a week to stay active.

For two years we exchanged hellos, and that was about it.

Then came the day we learned we both were Prep grads. My

alumni magazine had arrived in the mail, and for two days I

hadn’t had time to read it. Finally I took it to work with me, and

was flipping through the pages when a parts delivery arrived.

He looked at my magazine, and asked if I was a graduate.

When I said I was, he held out his hand and said simply, “Class

of ’55.” Incredibly, I actually learned he was a fellow alum before

I learned his name.

As more years pass (21 since I graduated) I have come to

realize that, for me at least, these chance meetings are what

makes the school special and are, for me, the most cherished

part of being a Fairfield Prep graduate. Sure, there are the top-

notch academics, but people don’t stand in the cold to talk about

SAT scores.

As a final thought, I am reminded of my work on the

Hearthstone yearbook my junior year. The staff could not decide

on a theme, being split between “Close Ties” and “Not Fade

Away.” We finally voted to combine the two, and the theme

became “Close Ties Never Fade Away.”

At the time I hated the compromise theme, but now I think it

captured the spirit of the school perfectly. Quite the opposite of

fading away, the ties that I and my fellow graduates feel for our

alma mater grows as we come to realize that we were then, and

continue to be, part of something special.

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“Kiki” Marcus Dormevil ’09 Plays Lehigh Football

At the season opener at Monmouth, Lehigh football

coach Andy Coen singled out Marcus Dormevil’s 47-yard

touchdown run that closed out Lehigh’s 49-24 win as the “feel

good story of the day.”

That’s because Dormevil is a testament to what hard work,

dedication and determination — all stuff that sports are

supposed to be all about — can do for a young man.

Dormevil came to Lehigh for the education. “I wasn’t

recruited by anybody,” the 5-foot-6, 170-pound Dormevil said.

“I started playing football in my sophomore year of high school

[Fairfield Prep in Connecticut], and back then I was about 5-4,

140 and played receiver. Not too many guys built like me are

playing receiver. I wasn’t expecting too many colleges to come

looking at me.

“I always wanted to be an

engineer and Lehigh has a

great program. I knew they

also had a great football

program. I only played three

years of football and I didn’t

want to give it up.”

So Dormevil, now a junior,

introduced himself to the

staff and told them of his

interest. They gave him a

tryout and the rest is history.

“It’s difficult to work your way up from the bottom,” Dormevil

said. “But it has been worth it. The last two years have really

been great. I’ve really appreciated and enjoyed the opportunity

and I am looking forward to continue it over these next two

years.”

Source: The Morning Call

HANDBALL 63

COURT CHATTER

all but handballers, including

reigning world champion Will-

iam Coello, half of Team Ecua-

dor from the 2009 Champion-

ships.

Ken and Brad jumped right in,

but found the Big Blue ball hard

to handle. "Was it too much

food, wine and martinis on the

ship?" Ken wondered. He mar-

veled at his foresight in donning

a handball shirt for the day, and

the locals wore shirts advertis-

ing the country's website,

www.handballecuador.org.

A crowd gathered to watch,

and everyone declared the

match a triumph. "It was mind

boggling for us," Ken says.

"Twenty minutes, half an hour

either way, we wouldn't have

seen them."

Thanks to this meeting, the

players are looking forward to

their next gathering in April in

Ireland for the Worlds.

Mort Walker, Jerry Dumas and two

of Mort's sons hold "gag con

ferences" every month. No, they

don't see how many hot dogs they can eat.

They vote on each other's gags for syndi-

cating.

Handball gets the ink in the Beetle Bailey

strips, thanks to Jerry Dumas of Greenwich,

Ct. Dumas and Walker started collaborat-

ing on Beetle in '56 and Jerry still does the

writing and sketching of the gags. Dumas

likes to create sports gags for Beetle, in-

cluding golf, tennis, baseball and, of course,

handball.

The longer Sunday page was hand-col-

ored by Dumas when he found the strip in

an old file. Back in '94 when the strip was

published, the color was added artists at

King Features, and often that color was in-

accurately added. This cartoon was pub-

lished in more than 1,800 papers and trans-

lated into 20 languages. The rough

sketches, like the ones below, are usually

done in pencil but Jerry did these in ink so

we could print them. These have not been

published yet and may not be for years.

The YMCA where Dumas played was

also the birthplace of racquetball. Recently,

the YMCA tore down the court and built a

pool. "Greenwich now has about 10,000

pools," Dumas said. "But no handball or

racquetball court."

Bringing Beetle Baileyto Print

Photo: Anne W. Semmes / Greenwich Citizen

John Bike Jr. ’84 will be inducted into the USHA Hall of Fame at the 2012 4-Wall Nationals. His portrait (at left) will

hang in the USHA Hall of Fame in Tucson, AZ. The powerful lefty triumphed on the 4-Wall and 3-Wall

courts in both singles and doubles from the late ’80s into this millennium.

John was featured in a Beetle Bailey cartoon in 1994. His family was acquainted with Jerry Dumas, cartoonist/collaborator who contributed the idea to Mort Walker, syndicated cartoonist. This cartoon was published in more than 1,800 papers and translated into 20 languages.

Cartoon source: King Features Syndicate

John Bike Jr. ’84 to be Inducted into the USHA Hall of Fame

48 Prep Today

Hemenway ’61 Volunteering in Jamaica and BeyondContinued from page 38

Why Wasn’t I Succeeding in Class?Continued from page 39

worked closely with Dr. Richard Garvey

MD to perform the surgeries at no cost.

Caring for the children in these

communities can change your life in various

ways. A 6-year-old boy was having a birthday the week that PRN

was visiting the Kingston community. After his birthday, the

child returned to the clinic and tugged on Dr. Jerry’s arm, “do

you remember me?” Dr. Jerry asked how his birthday was and

the child excitedly replied that he received his first ever birthday

present. Dr. Jerry was so happy, “what did you get?” The child held

out his hand and showed everyone the little matchbox car that

all the children received after their examinations with PRN. His

first birthday present was the free giveaway that Dr. Hemenway

had given to him.

The imprint of a Fairfield Prep education is evident in his

service to all. This past October, as Dr. Hemenway was cleaning

up his exam table in a clinic, one of the mothers told him, “You

know, Dr. Jerry, you are our family doctor.” “I know,” smiled Dr.

Hemenway and he climbed into the waiting bus to get ready

for the next group of children, putting into action his Jesuit

education to thousands of children and adults.

In addition to Jamaica, PRN Relief has supported relief efforts

in Sri Lanka post-tsunami, Liberia post-war, Dominican Republic,

Haiti and post-Katrina. Donations are gratefully accepted to

continue the mission of service to all.

For more information about PRN Relief contact Denise Walsh at

[email protected]

while it everyday remained a struggle, the effort necessary was

always worth it to be able to play hockey for Prep. After four

years, I graduated with my classmates from a school I could not

have without my diagnosis. My confidence restored, I went on

to graduate from Fairfield University while studying Philosophy

and Neuropsychology. All of this would have been unattainable

without the strong love and support of friends, mentors, and my

family who had always believed in my ability.

As children we are told to dream unabashedly. In our

bedroom mirrors we are astronauts, firefighters, and the shapers

of a future generation. It is the societal role of a school to

create an atmosphere that helps guide its children to succeed.

However, education often follows a standard which for the

majority is to succeed.

The exceptions to a rule are never convenient to recall.

Moreover, they require more time, effort, and attention. Yet,

they are essential for a more comprehensive understanding

of the rule. As a student, I was the exception to the rule. I

required more time, effort, and attention in order to complete

assignments. As one of twenty-five, I needed to be noticed. I

needed one-on-one tutorials, visual aids for math, and above all

I needed teachers with patience, compassion, and belief that I

could succeed. What I needed was Eagle Hill.

As a long-time friend of the Sylvestro family, I inquired about

the possibility of working here. It has been a perfect match. On a

daily basis I see children who, like me, struggled to fit the mold

of the traditional classroom. These children are exceptions to

the rule. Whatever their obstacle, I know it is my duty to support

their efforts to better themselves. It is my job to be the teacher

I never had and stand as a role model that has overcome a

similar circumstance. Eagle Hill represents a reminder to our

society to recognize that exceptions to the rule occasionally do

exceptional things. For our world would be drastically different

without the historical impact made by those who did not let a

learning disability deter them. Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison,

Pablo Picasso, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Winston Churchill, Walt Disney,

and John F. Kennedy overcame their struggles with learning. I

leave you with a quote by Albert Einstein. “Once we accept our

limits, we go beyond them.” At this school we do that everyday,

and instill the confidence that just might change the world for a

student.

Editor’s Note: Regarding Fairfield Prep, Vin adds, “I have one request:

Please thank all of my previous teachers for their patience and

willingness to help me. I was a very difficult student, and in this speech,

I didn’t give them the credit they deserve. Their guidance and support

was monumental, and for it I cannot be more grateful.”

John (Jack) Roche, beloved former Prep

teacher, passed away with his family by his

side October 14, 2011. He was a loving father,

committed teacher, supportive mentor, and

cherished friend to many. He graduated from St. Patrick’s

School in Bridgeport in 1943 and Central High School in

1947, and was a member of the inaugural graduating class of

Fairfield University, which launched a lifelong relationship

with the school. He received a BS in Chemistry in 1951, and a

Masters in Secondary Education in 1952. From 1952-1954, he

served in the US Army during the Korean War.

Jack began his career in education in 1955 as a science

teacher at Harding High School. In 1969, he began teaching

chemistry and physics at Trumbull High School, and in 1976

was named Chairman of the Science Department. In 1984, he

started a ten-year career at Fairfield Prep, where he taught

physics and chemistry. He became Chairman of the Science

Department there in 1989, and he was instrumental in the

design and construction of new science labs and classrooms.

While raising his nine children, Jack often had to work

more than one job. He spent eight years at Upward Bound

at Fairfield University, taught part-time at Sacred Heart

University for 22 years, and taught evenings at Housatonic

Community College and the University of New Haven. For

his commitment to education, he was honored with the

Outstanding Science Teacher Award by Sigma Xi Chemical

Research Society of Quinnipiac University in 1991, the

Presidential Award for Excellence in 1992, and was named

Educator of the Year at Fairfield Prep in 1993. He coached the

Prep bowling team to a 1987 State Championship.

Jack Roche, former teacher, dies at 82

Welcome to the Class of 2015

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Christopher B. Arnold III

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Kevin S. Barnett

Robert J. Barrett Jr.

Christopher J. Baudouin Jr.

Tyler R. Bernier

Joshua C. Bernstein

Trevor J. Berry

Caleb J. Blagys

Brendan C. Blees

Michael W. Blevin

Stephen H. Bosak

Aidan J. Bracken

Sean D. Brady

William M. Bresnahan

John C. Brewster

Jake P. Buckley

Connor J. Bunovsky

Mark K. Burgess

Matthew J. Burke

Christopher J. Calo

Peter V. Campbell

William P. Cannon

David A. Cappetta

Alexandyr T. Card

Kevin D. Cardona

John W. Carroll

Christian P. Cashman

Lliam F. Christiano

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Logan T. Clair

James W. Colihan

Daniel R. Colucci

Bryan M. Connell

Michael J. Connelly

Shaun C. Connelly

Alejandro Correa

Brian R. Coyle

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John E. Daley

Sam H. Day

Daniel J. De Andrade

Ryan D. Deering

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John A. Delvecchio V

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Steven J. DeMoura

William D. Dempsey

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Alonzo A. Diaz

Joseph D. DiGennaro

Michael K. Djanie

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Kevin Duque

Tate R. Duran

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Samuel W. Evans

Colin M. Flynn

Aidan P. Foley

Ryan E. Foley

Christopher J. Forgette

Robert P. Fornshell II

Braden W. Foster

Kyle F. Foster

Matthew W. Freed

Dylan M. Freeman

Emil A Friis

Sean L. Fyall

Joseph T. Ganim

Ryan T. Gannon

Kevin K. Garber

Matthew T. Gardella

Sahil Garga

Sean W. Geercken

Travis L. Gerald

Allen A. Gibson IV

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Joshua M. Goncalves

William D. Gorey

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James T. Guerrera-Sapone

Owen J. Haffey

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Dylan T. Hawkes

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Henry R. Healey

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Patrick S. Hess

Joshua T. Hunter

Colin P. Ihlefeld

Michael N. Infante III

Brey J. Jackson

Connor M. Jamison

Slater P. Jones

Bryce P. Keblish

Nicholas W. Kelly

Ryan M. Kiel

Brendan J. Killoy

Benjamin R. King

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Michael C. Kokias

Stephen M. Kornutik

Dimitri P. Kousidis

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Andrew A. LaFleur

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Peter G. Lainas

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John W. Lannon

William E. Lashar

John A. Laske

Lucas M. Lazarre

Dongju Lee

Timothy P. MacDonald

Jaime Gabriel Mallari Jr.

Kevin C. Maloney

Joseph V. Mancuso

James M. Mangan

Alex J. Marchese

Telly N. Martin Jr.

Sean M. Mason

Ryan J. Matera

Zachary T. Mazza

Robert G. McCrory

Evan M. McGorty

Charles M. McGrath

Conor M. McHugh

Patrick J. McInerney

John P. McKeon

Christopher M. McLaughlin Jr.

Daniel C. McPadden

Brandon D. Mehlhouse

Sean M. Miller

Henry D. Molloy

Christopher J. Montani

Jean-Alexis Montaudy

Dylan S. Moore

Matthew A. Moore

Timothy S. Moore

John M. Moten IV

John J. Murphy

Samuel C. Nardone

David M. Nealon

Alexander K. Ney

Thomas C. Nolan

Timothy D. Noone

Matthew A. Norton

Daniel P. O’Brien

Patrick H. O’Connor Jr.

Timothy J. O’Rourke

Dylan S. Olson

Zachary Z. Oracheff

Gregory A. Osborne

George Otero

Anthony J. Palazzolo

Joseph S. Palermo IV

Charles L. Paul

Quinn T. Pollard

Brandon F. Powell

John R. Quinn

Logan C. Racz

Kristian M. Raczkowski

Alejandro E. Ramos

Evan A. Reay

Brendan T. Reed

Victor J. Riccio

Liam G. Robertson

Connor J. Roche

Omar E. Rodrigues

Joshua Rodriguez

Benjamin J. Romeo

Alexander L. Rosado

Andrew T. Rossbach

Griffin M. Roth

Brendan M. Rotondi

Jackson R. Rotondo

James F. Ruddy

Matthew G. Rusin

Christopher E. Ruspini

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Nicholas I. Siveyer

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Christopher D. Specht

Winston G. Stalowir

Charles C. Steele III

Brett A. Stevenson

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Edward W. Stolarski

Kevin W. Stone Jr.

Paul F. Stumpf

Jeffrey E. Swanson

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