2010 annual report

Envision the Future at Anna Maria College in Paxton, Massachusetts

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Dear Friends:

I am pleased to share with you the 2010 Annual Report of Anna

Maria College. The theme of this year is “Envision the Future.”

Through the many articles and information provided, you will see

how much we have accomplished in 2009-10; and even more

important, how much we are planning to do in the coming years.

Despite the global economic challenges, AMC continues to grow

and thrive.

As always, we can plan the future only by remaining rooted in

our past. As we celebrate the success of this past year and the

opportunities for the future of the College, we remain dedicated to

our founding mission, tradition and values. We remain committed

to our identity as a Catholic and Sisters of Saint Anne College.

You will read about our first Dean of Mission Effectiveness, a

position created for the express purpose of promoting our mission,

identity and history. While the number of Sisters of Saint Anne who

are directly connected to AMC grows smaller, we must never forget

their founding vision and the unique identity that is only Anna Maria College.

You will read about our commitment to sustainability and becoming a “green” campus.

This future-oriented movement is really only a preservation of the commitment to the

beautiful and pastoral campus initially created by the Sisters when they moved to Paxton.

As they cared for the environment so we could be here today, we must care for the

environment so future generations can benefit from Anna Maria College.

You will read about distinguished alumnae from the past who continue to contribute to

the vibrancy of their alma mater. You will also learn of our commitment to educate today’s

students who have all the potential in the world, but need the opportunity that only AMC

can provide.

You will read about all we have accomplished since the adoption of our Strategic

Plan in 2007: “Vision 2012: Excellence at Anna Maria College.” But we know that there

is still much to do as we continue to grow enrollment, develop programs, increase our

opportunities for students, and demonstrate our commitment to excellence.

Eleanor Roosevelt said, “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their

dreams.” As we envision the future at Anna Maria College, we believe that our dreams will

be realized and that they will continue to sustain this extraordinary institution.

But our dreams cannot be realized without you. The future cannot become a reality

without you. We need your help and support … we need your abiding commitment to our

values and goals. Thank you for all you do for Anna Maria College!

Sincerely,

Jack P. Calareso, Ph.D.

President

Anna Maria College

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President’s Message

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For the past three years, Anna Maria College

has experienced tremendous growth and change while

preserving the core values and traditions that have served

AMC since its founding by the Sisters of Saint Anne in 1946.

From 2007-2010, alumni donors increased

by 2% in the first two years and 1% in the

past year, a total of 5% in three years.

Donations to the Annual Fund increased by 31.5%

from FY 2007/08 to FY 2008/09 and increased

another 14% from FY 2008/09 to FY 2009/10 for

a total of 45.5% increase in three years.

Alumni Donors | Annual Fund


For each of these goals, there are a number of strategies and critical outcomes that set Anna Maria

on a path to achieve excellence in all facets of College life. Taken together, these five goals will reaffirm

Anna Maria’s place as a leading Catholic institution of higher learning, recognized for its transformational

educational experience rooted in its commitment to ethics, values and service.

So how well is the College doing in achieving this vision? Just three years into the plan, the College has

already accomplished a number of important initiatives. Through strong leadership at every level of the

College, the dedication and commitment of so many faculty and staff, and the generosity and continued

support of our alumni and benefactors, AMC has developed a clearer focus on excellence and emerged as

a change agent in the higher education marketplace.

Elsewhere in this Annual Report you will read about the tremendous growth in enrollment and our

commitment to sustainability and the environment. What follows are a few of the significant achievements

that have been accomplished as part of “Excellence at Anna Maria College.”

Upon his arrival as the new president in the Summer of 2007, Dr. Jack P. Calareso

convened an ad hoc committee of faculty, administrators, staff and students in order to

develop a strategic plan for the College. The process of developing the strategic plan

included the entire college community; and in October 2007, the Board of Trustees

approved “Vision 2012: Excellence at Anna Maria College.” For the past three years, this

Plan has served as a detailed road map, helping to chart AMC’s course as it transitions

to a new phase in its prestigious history.

“Excellence at Anna Maria College” focuses on five goals for AMC:

Strengthen and promote the College’s commitment

to its mission and values.

Develop the College’s reputation and standing

as a leading Catholic center of higher learning.

Increase the College’s enrollment of students who are

ready to be active members of our learning community.

Enhance public awareness, understanding and visibility

of the College.

Secure the necessary resources to support the goals

of the College.

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Strategic Planning


“Vision 2012: Excellence at Anna Maria College” has been recently assessed and updated and the new

Strategic Plan was approved by the Board of Trustees on October 30, 2010. The new Plan will serve as a

guide in the upcoming years. Anna Maria College is dedicated to providing the highest quality education

for all of our students in an environment that centers on our values and reflects excellence in all things.

As we envision the future, the Strategic Plan helps to guide us to continued success.

• An Honors Program was established and is

flourishing

• More opportunities for study abroad are available

with honor students embarking on a college-

sponsored semester abroad in Vienna in Fall 2010

• Funding was received from the Balfour Foundation

to support a summer Bridge Program to better

prepare academically at-risk students for college

• The Core Curriculum has been assessed, and

more ways to strengthen the liberal arts and our

Catholic identity that form the foundation of an

AMC education are being identified

• The Center for Teaching Excellence has been

established and provides professional and

continuing education programs to faculty

• A Service Learning Coordinator has been

identified and will assist faculty in bringing this

significant educational tool to the classroom

• New rank and tenure guidelines have been

implemented to insure the highest quality faculty

dedicated to teaching, scholarship and service

V i s i o n 2 0 1 2 : U p d a t e

• The Office of Mission Effectiveness was created

and Sister Rollande Quintal, SSA, was appointed the

Dean of Mission Effectiveness

• The Office of Campus Ministry has been

reinvigorated and expanded with more student

retreats, Bible and prayer studies, religion-focused

events, and service programs, as well as a full-time

Chaplain and a Deacon assigned permanently to

the College

• The fundamental link with the Sisters of Saint Anne

has been celebrated through a memorial to Blessed

Marie Anne Blondin near Socquet House

• The Sisters of Saint Anne regularly share their

vision, tradition and history through orientation

programs for employees and students

• The College’s Catholic identity has been celebrated

and affirmed through programs, special events and

public statements

• More diversity-related programs and initiatives that

support Catholic teachings of social justice and

respect for all human life have been implemented

• More venues for students, as well as faculty, staff

and administrators, to volunteer and become

involved in projects that promote the Common

Good have been initiated

• A Master Plan was developed and will ultimately

result in a more vibrant campus with a pedestrian-

friendly common area, as well as new and

renovated facilities

• An all-purpose athletic field was installed and

three new competitive sports were added to

the roster

• A state-of-the-art fitness center was completed

• New technologies, including interactive touch

screens or smartboards, wireless connections

and more software programs are consistently

being added and updated

• Two new residence halls were opened and the

ground-breaking for a new 200-bed residence

hall occurred in the fall

• An instructional site was opened in Worcester

• Students are better connected with other

consortium schools through improved

transportation and inter-collegiate programs

• Online programs for adult students were

launched

Strengthen Catholic Tradition

Student-Centered Growth Academic Excellence

Strategic Planning


Growing the College

GrowthSustaining

Growing a college has its challenges. A struggling economy and a region that is saturated with institutions of higher education do not make it any easier.

Meghan McDonough,

Director of Admissions

(right), speaks with

student tour guide

Jennifer Melson (left).


When Anna Maria embarked on its strategic plan

in 2007 to grow the College, our nation as a whole

was just beginning to uncover the economic issues

that would almost cripple the country over the next

two years. Even though a few government programs

are beginning to help turn the tide, families are still

struggling with the aftermath of an economy

gone awry.

Despite our depressed economy and an increase

in competition for the same students, AMC has

not been deterred from striving to achieve the

goals of its Strategic Plan, “Vision 2012: Excellence

at Anna Maria College.” With this Plan calling for

significant growth within a five-year time frame,

the College has reorganized departments, made

significant improvements in retention programs, and

implemented a new recruitment strategy to assist in

increasing its student population.

In the fall of 2009, AMC welcomed the largest

undergraduate class in the history of the College,

bringing total student enrollment to 1504 by the spring

of 2010, with 912 undergraduates. In the spring of

2007, the total undergraduate enrollment was 597;

total overall enrollment was 1070. In just three years,

Anna Maria increased overall student enrollment by

over 40% with undergraduate enrollment increasing by

more than 50%. The incoming class of 2010 continues

with this growth pattern. It is the second largest class

at AMC, 394 undergraduate students strong, with

overall enrollment at over 1500.

The profile of AMC’s student population is also

changing as the College grows. Undergraduate

minority student population has increased eight

percent and recruitment efforts continue to reach

beyond the New England borders to offer students

the opportunity to obtain an Anna Maria education.

Class of 2014

By the Numbers

2007

2010

133

198Out-of-State

Students

2007

2010

1,070

1,524Total

Enrollment

2007

2010

597

912Total

Undergrad Enrollment

2007

2010

6.82%

15.6%

Total Minority

Enrollment

2007

2010

10.5%

18.42%

Total Undergrad

Minority Enrollment

Two hundred will join one of AMC’s sports teams

Top Majors: Health Science, Psychology, Business and Criminal Justice

Three hundred chose to live on campus

Twelve will join the Honors Program

More men than women joined the class

Students hail from 13 different states

Growing the College

Going Green

Setting the Pace for the Green Movement

Anna Maria College made major strides this past year in fulfilling

the College’s commitment to sustainability. A good steward of

the environment since its inception, AMC’s tenth President,

Dr. Jack P. Calareso, pledged that the College would continue its

efforts as part of the American College & University Presidents’ Climate

Commitment (ACUPCC). This commitment called for the submission of

a Campus Climate Plan (CAP) outlining how the College would strive to

achieve carbon neutrality. In May 2010, Anna Maria College submitted its

CAP demonstrating the College’s continued dedication to undertaking

projects that ultimately provide for the Common Good.


(Left to right), student

Josh Dell’Aria, Professor

Susan Swedis, Ph.D.,

President Jack P. Calareso,

Ph.D. and Cheryl Sleboda,

Vice President for Finance

and Administration discuss

the College’s Climate

Action Plan.

“As a team, PACES began to explore opportunities for the College

to address sustainability using four areas of focus: carbon footprint

reduction, curriculum, campus life and community relations.”


In the summer of 2009, Dr. Calareso established

the President’s Advisory Council on Environmental

Sustainability (PACES) to assist in rallying the

College community around this important issue.

The purpose of the advisory council was to provide

organizational support to sustainability initiatives

and to develop the College’s Climate Action Plan.

PACES continued the good work begun by Dr.

Susan Swedis and the Sustainability Committee

and included a broader representation of

students, faculty, staff, administrators and alumni.

Cheryl Sleboda, Vice President for Finance and

Administration, helped chair this new endeavor.

“As a team, PACES began to explore opportuni-

ties for the College to address sustainability using

four areas of focus: carbon footprint reduction,

curriculum, campus life and community relations,”

explains Ms. Sleboda. “Then by breaking into sub-

committees, we were able to accelerate our work

on developing our CAP.”

Understanding the complexities involved with

moving a project of this magnitude forward, AMC

did not waste any time launching a few initiatives

that would help jump-start its plan. “The installation

of a state-of-the-art wood pellet central heating

system on campus will be a major step in assisting

Anna Maria in achieving carbon neutrality,” shares

Ms. Sleboda. “When this project is completed, AMC

will be the first college in Massachusetts to heat the

majority of its campus on metered thermal energy

from locally sourced wood pellets.”

Other exciting initiatives that have already been

undertaken include using solar power to light the

score boards on the all-purpose athletic field;

and working with Siemens Energy Performance

Solutions, a customized program designed to

reduce energy and operating costs through the

implementation of infrastructure and management

improvements throughout the campus.

“We are also exploring the use of wind power,”

adds Dr. Calareso. “We conducted an assessment in

August 2009 with the Emergent Energy group, with

initial results for the installation of a wind turbine

found to be positive.”

As far as achieving carbon neutrality, PACES

established short, mid and long-term goals.

Short-term goals address projects that the

College anticipates completing by 2011 and include

reducing annual greenhouse gas emissions that will

occur when the College switches from number two

heating oil to wood pellets, and implements other

projects identified by the partnership with Siemens.

Mid-term goals stretch out to 2015 as the College

begins to work more fully with solar power and

other alternative energy sources with the long-term

goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2045.

“I think the College community understands

the importance and significance of achieving this

goal,” states Dr. Calareso. “AMC’s heritage supports

our commitment to achieving carbon neutrality.

Protecting the future of sustainable life on earth

demands that our CAP be successful.”

View Anna Maria College’s CAP at

www.annamaria.edu/aboutus

Going Green


Implementing multiple energy conservation

and waste management projects

Continuing AMC’s commitment to meeting

100% of the College’s electricity needs from

renewable energy sources

Developing a plan to transition the College

to local biomass to both heat and power a

significant portion of the campus while all new

buildings will meet silver-level LEED standards

Implementing a program to increase the

number of staff, faculty, administrators and

students who carpool to and from campus

Developing an integrated sustainability program

involving the College’s curriculum, co-curricular

activities, and outreach and partnerships with

local and regional stakeholders

Developing climate-friendly purchasing and

investment plans

Purchasing local carbon offsets as needed to

mitigate the College’s remaining greenhouse

gas emissions to include all travel-related offsets

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Recognizing the many steps it will take for AMC to achieve carbon neutrality, a number of core strategies were identified, including:

Early on, Anna Maria College was a

household name in Sister Rollande

Quintal’s home. Her oldest sister, Claire

’52, was the first of the four Quintal

sisters to attend Anna Maria when it

opened in Marlborough, Massachusetts,

in 1946. Marcelle ’55 and Cecile ’61 and,

eventually, Sr. Rollande ’62 attended

after the College moved to Paxton.

Growing up in Rhode Island, Sr. Rollande

was familiar with the Sisters of Saint

Anne (SSA) having attended SSA-

sponsored Notre Dame Elementary and

High Schools. Soon after graduation

from high school, she joined the

Congregation and then followed the

family tradition, becoming a student

at Anna Maria College. “As a Junior

Sister, I lived in the small cottage that

currently houses health services,” she

explains. “The other Sisters, including

AMC foundresses Sisters Raymond Marie,

Mary Joseph Alfred, and Mary Rose

Isabel, the college’s first Registrar, resided

in Socquet House, as did many others

including Sister Irene Socquet and Sister

Bernadette Madore.”

After graduating in 1962 with a

bachelor’s degree in Art and Education,

Sr. Rollande taught at the junior high and

high school levels in Massachusetts and

Rhode Island, in schools staffed by the

Sisters of St. Anne. She also had a first

taste of residence life as Dean of Students

at St. Anne Academy in Marlborough.

While pursuing an advanced degree

in art at the University of Notre Dame,

Sister Rollande’s vocation fulfillment path

shifted gears. “I’m a ‘people’ person and

I felt that my ministry choice needed

to reflect this,” she states. “With the

wholehearted backing of the authorities

of the Congregation, I began my studies

in the Master in Counseling Psychology

program at Boston College, specializing

in guidance counseling.” Sister Rollande

then returned to her high school

alma mater as a teacher and guidance

counselor.

After nine years, her ministry path

took a new turn when a call came from

Anna Maria College that would engage

her energies for years to come. “In 1976,

I was asked to join AMC as the Registrar.

I was honored to be asked to take on

such a role and happy to be part of this

growing community once again.

Forever Anna Maria College“I recognized this as an

opportunity to further

our SSA mission at

AMC in helping to

shape its future.”

Dedicated to AMC


I had already witnessed so many

changes at the College,” she continues.

“I recognized this as an opportunity

to further our SSA mission at AMC in

helping to shape its future.”

Now, thirty-four years later, Sr.

Rollande has seen the college ebb

and flow as she remained steadfastly

committed to its SSA mission. She

fondly remembers many students

whom she came to know in her role

as Registrar. She also enjoys sharing

stories about her additional duties at

that time as a Resident Director among

the students in Madonna Hall. “In those

years, the Sisters were involved in every

aspect of campus life with many of us

living in the residence hall,” she said.

“I’ll never forget Sr. Paulette Gardner

telling guests that they could call her

anytime, day or night, and then she

would give them my phone number

instead of hers,” she quips. Sr. Rollande

also remembers the community room

in Madonna Hall where she and the

other Sisters would gather. “It was

nicknamed ‘the nuns’ hideaway’ by one

of the undergrads and the name stuck.

As our local community room, the door

was always open. Students from those

years quickly realized that when ‘the

dome was down’, as they called it, they

could engage in private conversations

and that what was shared there, stayed

there,” she adds.

Many changes occurred on campus

while Sr. Rollande was Registrar,

including the College’s move to on-

campus computerization. “Prior to

the 1980’s, all of our records went to

WPI as it had one of the few available

computer centers in the area,” she

says. When PCs hit the marketplace,

the College purchased an Apple and

Sr. Rollande and her staff spent hours

entering all of the College’s records

by hand. Like all of the other Sisters of

Saint Anne on campus, Sr. Rollande

did whatever was needed to keep AMC

moving forward.

This commitment to Anna Maria’s

founding mission and her own

personal witness to vowed religious

life in the Church are the basis for Sr.

Rollande’s new role as Dean of Mission

Effectiveness. “I view this new office

as one that will focus on helping the

college community learn, remember,

and understand our past history so

that we can all embrace the future

with a renewed and deepened sense

of purpose,” explains Sr. Rollande

convincingly.

Forever Anna Maria CollegeThe College opened

the Office of Mission

Effectiveness on September

8, 2010. This date honors

the historical moment in

1850 when Blessed Marie

Anne Blondin and her four

companions processed

into the parish church of

Saint Michel in Vaudreuil,

Quebec, to publicly

pronounce their vows to

God, thus giving birth to a

new community known as

the Congregation of the

Sisters of Saint Anne.

1850–2010


Maria Bari, (left), Director of Campus Ministry and

Andrew McCarthy, Ph.D., Director of Service Learning,

chat with Sr. Rollande in the Madore Chapel.

“My sister Ann was six years older than me,

so she had already graduated from Anna Maria

when I began my freshman year,” shares Edith.

“Peggy was in her senior year so even though

the campus was fairly small, I was able to make

my own friends and create my own niche.”

All three Mooney sisters commuted from their

Holden home except for Peggy’s last semester

on campus when both she and Edith lived in the

residence hall. Edith majored in sociology and

minored in education at Anna Maria and fondly

remembers one of her professors, Mrs. Mary

Plunkett. According to Edith, Mrs. Plunkett was

“sensible and down to earth. She was very wise

and had a great sense of humor,” she adds.

Edith points to something Mrs. Plunkett

shared with her students, words of wisdom that

no doubt impacted some of her future choices.

“I remember her telling us that whatever group

or organization we joined, we should eventually

take a position of leadership,” explains Edith.

Edith not only remembered these words, she

lived them out later in life when she launched

the Friends of the Paxton Library, served as the

organization’s president numerous times and

remained a trustee for 15 years.

Other hallmarks of an AMC education

impacted Edith’s future. After graduating, she

along with four other students joined Extension

Lay Volunteers of America in an effort to give

back to others. “The teachings of the Sisters of

Saint Anne regarding social justice and working

toward the common good really resonated with

me,” states Edith. “I truly value the experience

I had working as part of this volunteer

organization teaching fifth graders in Oklahoma.

I came to admire the people, who may have

been short on material things but rich and full

on values and an appreciation for life.”

After fulfilling her one-year commitment

to Extension Lay Volunteers of America, Edith

returned to the Holden area and taught at

the Jefferson School in Holden. In 1965, she

married her husband of 45 years, Tom LaVigne

and dedicated the rest of her life to raising four

children. Today, Edith resides on the Cape

with Tom and enjoys spending time with her

eight grandchildren.

Edith also continues to enjoy giving back and

taking leadership roles in the community. Both

she and her husband are involved with Cape Cod

Hospital, and Edith has once again signed on as a

Trustee at Anna Maria College, having previously

served in this capacity from 2001-2007. “I am

excited to be able to be involved with my alma

mater during a time of great change,” she shares.

“I am very pleased that the College is aspiring

to academic excellence and working hard to

re-establish AMC as a leader in quality, Catholic

education. Anna Maria was very good for me. I

would definitely recommend it to others.”

Carrying Out the Tradition of an AMC Education

Giving Back


Edith Mooney LaVigne ’63, the youngest of three daughters in the Mooney family, did not

envision herself graduating from the same alma mater as her two older sisters. Edith wanted

to carve out her own path and thought that she needed to attend a college other than Anna

Maria to do so. It turned out, however, that AMC was the right choice for Edith and, despite

the fact that her sisters Ann and Peggy had already blazed the trail at Anna Maria, Edith was

able to become a woman in her own right.

“I am very pleased that the College is aspiring to

academic excellence and working hard to re-establish

AMC as a leader in quality, Catholic education.”


“The summer Bridge Program has enabled me to become a stronger and erudite leader, and has prepared me for a successful college career.”

Fabienne Jules ’14

It may be difficult for most of us to remember what it was

like to transition from high school to college; however,

this period of time can often be very challenging

particularly for at-risk students. In keeping with its vision

of academic excellence, in 2009 Anna Maria College

applied for and received a $275,000 grant from the Lloyd

G. Balfour Foundation (Bank of America, N.A., Trustee) to

help the College pilot a two-year summer bridge program

in addition to expanding other multicultural initiatives

on campus. Since 2007, AMC’s minority undergraduate

student population has increased by almost eight percent.

With the generous support of the Balfour Foundation,

the College will be able to better meet the needs of

this growing constituency, while providing all its

students with an educational experience that honors

and respects diversity.

According to Michealle Larkins, Vice President, Grant-

making Program Officer, Bank of America, N.A., “The

Balfour Foundation is pleased to partner with Anna Maria

College in its multi-pronged approach to diversify its

campus. The initiatives will better prepare its students to

function as graduates in a diverse society and will help

increase the recruitment, retention, and graduation of

Balfour Foundation Grant Directly Impacts Student Success

Meeting Challenges


multicultural students,” shares Larkins. “The AMCat

Summer program in particular exemplifies the Lloyd

G. Balfour Foundation’s mission of promoting college

readiness and access for underserved populations

in New England by helping the College’s students of

color succeed and graduate.”

AMCat Summer is an intensive ten-day, supervised,

residential transition program that includes

individualized tutoring and peer advising sessions.

It is intended to bolster the writing, math and study

skills of freshmen entering Anna Maria College.

Through engaging team-building activities, classroom

sessions, social events, campus exploration, and

workshops addressing leadership and personal

development, students learn about the resources and

services that are available to assist them in achieving

academic success. The first AMCat Summer was held

in August 2010 with 13 students in attendance. The

results of the program will be assessed as the student

participants are followed during their academic

career at AMC.

In addition to the summer Bridge Program, the

Balfour Grant has opened up new opportunities

for AMC to expand its multicultural initiatives and

programming, as well as to increase the College’s

capacity to address a variety of issues that often

impact minority and at-risk students’ abilities to

succeed in college. The Grant also supports the

addition of staff to support the Office of Multicultural

Affairs (OMA).

The OMA was established in the fall of 2008 and

serves as a resource, advocate and source of support

for the AMC student community on issues related

to multiculturalism. Directed by Stephanie Williams,

the OMA is charged with developing resources and

programs that support racial and ethnic minority

student populations through empowerment, learning

opportunities, leadership, campus involvement

and personal development. “Our primary

responsibility is to create a welcoming environment

that is inclusive of all students and through the

support of the Balfour Foundation, we will be able

to achieve our goals,” explains Stephanie. The OMA

also supports ALANA (African-American, Latino,

Asian, Native American) on campus and as part of the

Colleges of Worcester Consortium.


• Born in Wauseon, Ohio;

• Attended public schools in Kentucky;

• Graduated from the University of Louisville and Indiana University Law School;

• Married Mildred in 1921 and together they worked to build the L. G. Balfour Company.

Lloyd Balfour died at his home on

July 11, 1973, at the age of 87.

Mildred survived him by a decade.

Under the terms of his will, the L. G.

Balfour Foundation was founded.

The mission, since its founding in

1977, has been to aid academic

programs for minority students

and academic programs aimed at

disadvantaged students.

LLoYD G. BALFoUR

Clockwise from left, Alexandra Rodriquez, Stephanie

Williams, Director of the office of Multicultural Affairs,

Yetunde Bamgbose, Fabienne Jules, Debbie Ballantine,

Jose Guerrier, and Joel Dunbar.

STATEMENT oF FINANCIAL PoSITIoN June 30, 2010 (With Summarized Financial Information for 2009)

Temporarily Permanently Totals Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2010 2009

Assets

Cash and case equivalents $5,480,003 $235,624 $ – $5,715,627 $2,996,133

Accounts receivable

Students, less allowance for doubtful accounts of $1,268,862

and $1,118,927 in 2010 and 2009, respectively 574,648 – – 574,648 803,177

Government grants – 69,150 – 69,150 25,396

Other 37,204 – – 37,204 79,833

Student loans, less allowance for doubtful accounts of $429,470

and $326,612 in 2010 and 2009, respectively 1,797,675 – – 1,797,675 1,943,430

Pledges receivable, net 53,479 499,320 55,000 607,799 621,755

Prepaid expenses and other assets 147,035 – – 147,035 109,967

Investments 2,471,584 193,745 443,102 3,108,431 2,794,699

Bond issuance costs, net of accumulated amortization of

$41,020 and $24,547 in 2010 and 2009, respectively 289,940 – – 289,940 304,913

Deposits with bank trustee 202,124 – – 202,124 450,852

Property, plant, and equipment 21,525,787 – – 21,525,787 21,329,527

$32,579,479 $997,839 $498,102 $34,075,420 $31,459,682

Liabilities and Net Assets

Accounts payable $617,110 $ – $ – $617,110 $441,266

Accrued and other liabilities 557,417 – – 557,417 855,517

Deferred tuition and fees 154,221 – – 154,221 5,666

Student deposits 323,147 – – 323,147 249,500

Agency funds 52,694 – – 52,694 18,389

Long–term debt 14,125,000 – – 14,125,000 14,587,034

Capital lease obligation 149,744 – – 149,744 184,811

Hedging instruments 1,645,118 – – 1,645,118 1,191,075

Student loans – Federal Perkins Loan Program 1,162,301 – – 1,162,301 1,151,442

Total liabilities 18,786,752 – – 18,786,752 18,684,700

Net assets

Unrestricted

Undesignated 10,858,299 – – 10,858,299 9,416,545

Board designated 2,934,428 – – 2,934,428 1,945,674

Temporarily restricted – 997,839 – 997,839 981,495

Permanently restricted – – 498,102 498,102 431,268

Total net assets 13,792,727 997,839 498,102 15,288,668 12,774,982

$32,579,479 $997,839 $498,102 $34,075,420 $31,459,682


AMC Financial Reports 2009-10

STATEMENT oF ACTIVITIES Year Ended June 30, 2010 (With Summarized Financial Information for 2009)

Temporarily Permanently Totals Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2010 2009

operating revenue and other support:

Tuition and fees $26,374,259 $ – $ – $26,374,259 $22,323,826

Less: Financial aid 10,323,110 – – 10,323,110 7,299,799

Employee tuition benefits 648,592 – – 648,592 614,776

Tuition and fees, net 15,402,557 – – 15,402,557 14,409,251

Auxiliary enterprises 5,187,356 – – 5,187,356 4,094,787

Gifts and grants 274,767 615,868 66,834 957,469 667,198

Government grants – 2,686,878 – 2,686,878 1,960,829

Interest income 28,266 – – 28,266 62,340

Loan interest income 1,688 – – 1,688 1,683

Other revenue 97,143 90,889 – 188,032 234,836

Net assets released from restriction:

Purpose restrictions 3,387,781 (3,387,781) – – –

Total 24,379,558 5,854 66,834 24,452,246 21,430,924

operating expenses:

Instruction 6,688,862 – – 6,688,862 5,704,009

Academic support 872,755 – – 872,755 992,912

Student services 3,739,768 – – 3,739,768 3,087,496

Institutional support 6,502,571 – – 6,502,571 6,598,684

Auxiliary enterprises 1,276,625 – – 1,276,625 1,154,064

Operation and maintenance of plant 2,437,918 – – 2,437,918 2,428,520

21,518,499 – – 21,518,499 19,965,685

other

Scholarships 54,907 – – 54,907 39,480

Total 21,573,406 – – 21,573,406 20,005,165

Change in net assets from operations 2,806,152 5,854 66,834 2,878,840 1,425,759

Non–operating revenue (expense):

Net investment return 72,038 16,851 – 88,889 (223,208)

Unrealized loss on hedging instrument (454,043) – – (454,043) (231,248)

Net assets released from restrictions:

Satisfaction of capital purpose restrictions 15,969 (15,969) – – –

Change in net assets from non–operating activites (366,036) 882 – (365,154) (454,456)

Change in net assets 2,440,116 6,736 66,834 2 ,513,686 971,303

Net assets, beginning of year 11,352,611 991,103 431,268 12,774,982 11,803,679

Net assets, end of year $13,792,727 $997,839 $498,102 $15,288,668 $12,774,982


Highlights


RALLY ARoUND DIVERSITYStudents pledged

to support diversity

during orientation.

NEW TECHNoLoGIES Students enjoy one of the

new computer stations that

allows for multiple users.

CoMMUNITY oUTREACH Students conducted a number

of community outreach projects

throughout the year.

FooTBALLThe Inaugural Home Football

game was held 9/12/09

against Fitchburg State.

LIVE UNITED AMC students participated in

the United Way’s Day of Caring.

The College had the largest

group of volunteers for the day.

HABITAT FoR HUMANITY Our AMC HabaCats

travelled to North

Carolina to help

build houses.

AMC 2010

From academics to athletics to community service, our

students had a very productive 2009-10 Academic Year.

2010


SoFTBALLAMC’s women’s softball team

was selected fourth seed in the

2010 Eastern Collegiate Athletic

Conference, Division III, New

England Softball Championship.

BASEBALLAMC’s men’s baseball team was selected to

play in the 2010 Eastern Collegiate Athletic

Conference, Division III, New England Baseball

Championship as seventh seed.

ART MUSEUM CoNCERTAMC’s Bel Canto Choir performed

with the Schola Choir.

THEATRICAL PRoDUCTIoNStudents take a bow after a

performance of Almost Maine.

SoLES FoR SoULS Students collected

shoes for the needy.

CAMPUS CLEAN-UP AMC celebrated Earth Day with

a campus clean-up.

ANNUAL ACADEMIC SYMPoSIUMAMC student research was

showcased in May 2010.


This list contains the names of all individuals, organizations, corporations and

foundations that made gifts to Anna Maria College between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010.

*denotes a Member of the Board of Trustees

BENEFACToRS CLUB

Gifts of $10,000 and Above

ALUMNI

Maureen* Logan Coghlin 1957Rosemary Rossetti DiPierro 1972Edith Mooney LaVigne* 1963

FRIENDS

Joseph Bafaro*Edwin (Ted) Coghlin Paul DiPierro*

CoRPoRATIoNS, FoUNDATIoNS AND oRGANIZATIoNS

Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation Charlpeg FoundationRuth H. and Warren A. Ellsworth FoundationGeorge F. and Sybil H. Fuller Foundation Hoche-Schofield FoundationPolar Beverages Sodexo The Stoddard Charitable TrustThe Sisters of Saint Anne (Marlborough, Mass.) in honor of: Sr. Muriel Audette, SSA* 1960 Sr. Yvette Bellerose, SSA* 1972 Sr. Rita DeRoy, SSA* 1968 Sr. Barbara Flynn, SSA* 1955 Sr. Rose Clarisse Gadoury, SSA* 1966 Sr. Michèle Jacques, SSA* 1969 Sr. Madeleine Lanoue, SSA* 1972 Sr. Elaine Potvin, SSA* 1972 Sr. Rollande Quintal, SSA 1962 Sr. Marguerite St. Amand, SSA* 1974

CHARTER CLUBGifts of $5,000 to $9,999

ALUMNI

Joan Boivin Hunter 1972David Brough* 2000/2001GMimi Besch Krug 1967

FRIENDS

Peter J. Dawson, Esq.*John J. Spillane, Esq.*Alfred A. Lagan*

FACULTY AND STAFF

Jack* and Rose Calareso CoRPoRATIoNS, FoUNDATIoNS AND oRGANIZATIoNS

Anthony Arthur Foundation The Maureen Logan Coghlin Fund at the Greater Worcester Community Foundation Mildred McEvoy Foundation

LEADERSHIP CIRCLEGifts of $2,500 to $4,999

ALUMNI

Mary Lou Gannon Farrell 1957Linda M. (Haeberle) Hamm 1983Lloyd L. Hamm, Jr.* 1981/1983G

FRIENDS

The Estate of Robert Ethier Mark Lauring FACULTY AND STAFF

Stephen Neun


The Blanche Walsh Charity TrustCongress Asset Management CompanyJ. J. Bafaro Plumbing & Heating Mirick O’Connell, Attorneys at LawSiemensTD Bank

PRESIDENT’S CLUBGifts of $1,000 to $2,499

ALUMNI

Robert Appis 1988GMary Ann Daigneault Barry 1970 Paul Brough 1984GAlina Chand* 1997 Elizabeth Chickering 1974 Elizabeth Nugent Conte 1957 Jean Gabaree-Lawler 1986 Rosalie Rocheleau Grenon 1960 Christine Coleman Kardokas 1965 Maureen McGady Kelleher 1965 Jennifer Klein 2010GNicole Brennan McCarthy 1967 Karen Casey McDermott 1972 Gail Riordan McGrail 1961 Anne Provost Messier 1959 Janet Lavigne O’Connor-Wilson 1955Kathryn Harrington Pisk 1975 Elizabeth Quinn* 1965 Sr. Rollande Quintal, SSA 1962Marguerite Ranucci 1971 Rena Richard 1955 Christina McWilliams Rogers 1972Constance Galkowski Schultz 1958Claudette Renaud Sortino 1964 Joseph Stango 1982 Maureen Grady Wilkinson 1990

FRIENDS

Mary BroughRaymond CallebautWilliam Jones* Rev. Paul Kennedy* Brian O’Connell, Esq.* Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Varnum

FACULTY AND STAFF

Elisabeth Driscoll 2010G Eric Gustafson 2004GVirginia Heslinga Andrew Klein Carl Moxey Cheryl Sleboda CoRPoRATIoNS, FoUNDATIoNS AND oRGANIZATIoNS

Benefit Development Group Estate of Yvonne Corporan Deltak Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Fidelity InvestmentsFLEXconFred C. Church Insurance The Hanover Insurance Group International WoodFuels The William & Maureen Kelleher Charitable Fund at the Greater Worcester Community Foundation Massachusetts Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Nypro, Inc. RicohVerizon

HERITAGE CLUBGifts of $500 to $999

ALUMNI

Barry Ashton 1994GDouglas Barrus 1984GJulie Malsch Buck 1971 Robert Cavanaugh 1997G Sr. Rita DeRoy, SSA* 1968Linda Cartier Hart 1973 Kathleen Hartigan Kelley 1974 Suzanne Chapdelaine Kelly 1959 Mary Ellen McNamara Kroll 1958 Rita Desaulniers Molleur 1955 Roberta McCarty O’Brien 1957Rosemary McMahon Pellegrino 1964 Alice Hibbert Pincus 1972Louise Soldani 1953Patricia Swistak 1965Lori Bean Szczygiel 1984/1991GGail Szczurko Treffinger 1969 Barbara Nolder Tremain 1965 Elaine Raftery Walter 1959

FRIENDS

James Coghlin Edwin and Leona Drew Henri and Marilyn QuintalRev. John E. Brooks, SJ*

FACULTY AND STAFF

Lori Farrar Paula Green Everett Pierce 2009GCatherine Prentiss Susan Swedis David Tuttle Joanne Zannotti 1966 CoRPoRATIoNS, FoUNDATIoNS AND oRGANIZATIoNS

Eagle Hill School Fallon Community Health PlanJohnson & Johnson Paxton Cultural CouncilSargent and AssociatesSchering-Plough FoundationUnited Way of North Central Massachusetts, Inc.

CoRNERSToNE CLUBGifts of $250 to $499

ALUMNI

Donna Madaga Andren 1977 Ann Marie Lamonica Arcidi 1992 David Armstrong 1999/2001GLaurence Aucella 1982 Martha Collins Balas 1965 Rosemary Lee Barat 1958 Karen Barrows 2009/2010G Tara Benson 2000 Catherine Sullivan Birtwell 1971 Michelle Booth 1989Margaret Cahill 1971 Anne Haberstroh Chandler 1959Martha Krom Chiarchiaro 1978/1985GKatherine Clarke 1977GJoanne Engel 1967 Marie Lagasse Fabbri 1950 Mark Georgeson 1985Ann Marie O’Sullivan Giambruno 1953Pamela VanOstrand Graves 1975/1981GDonna Mary Grout 1961 Patricia Kilmonis Jackman 1962Holly Kelley 1971Marianna Romano Lacanfora 1959 Kathleen Driscoll Larson 1968 Katie Leahey 2006Alicia Lenahan 1989 Patricia Daniels Lessard 1977/1987GMarilyn Markarian 1975Stacey Reilly McCorison 1978Diane Mohieldin 1997GScott Morrison 1996GNancy Mrzyglod 1974Patrick Nealon 1986/1999GCharlene Lowell Nemeth 1970Maryrose Potter O’Neil 2000/2003GThomas O’Neil 1997Patricia Osimo 1990GKathleen Hassett Ozella 1985Patricia Hurley Precobb 1962Paul Proko 1982GCecile Quintal 1961Claire Quintal 1952Jeffrey Raymond 2003Margaret Hornyak Russell 1974Lisa Saverese 2004

Bhawesh Raj Sharma 2001Joanne Oslund Shyllberg 1976 Nancy Yurkiewicz Small 1975 Patricia Recko Smith 1964 William Stanton 1981GBarbara Stumm-Gray 1973Brian Theirrien 2000Marguerite Fitzpatrick Trier 1966 Thomas Tuniewicz 1982GMary Abreu van Eldik 1989G

FRIENDS

Thomas and Anne CondonJulia JacobsenAllen KrauseAmanda Swartz

FACULTY AND STAFF

Evelyn AjemianMarcel BeausoleilJohn DelaneySusan EliasonPaul EricksonPatricia GavinChristine HolmesGail Linkevich Kustigian 1989GAlice Lambert 1987 Lisa LeBlanc Ray LeBoeufKathleen MageeElzbieta Sobocinski Manos 1986/1988GTravis MaruskaAndrew McCarthyPaulette Remijan 1985Doryl RourkePaul RussellDavid Shea 1993/2003GMary Ann UlevichDennis Vanasse 1994


John HancockMelvin S. Cutler Charitable FoundationNew York Times Company

CENTURY CLUBGifts of $100 to $249

ALUMNI

AnonymousDanielle Abbott 1964Isau Adebimpe 1984GPaula Daigneault Aldrich 1967Paula Jean Alexandrowicz 1971Susan Alinovi 1970Mary Jo Melican Allen 1958Mary Lou O’Brien Anderson 1965Janet Marois Arcieri 1959Paul Armitage 1992GJeanette Atterberry 2001GSusan O’Hearn Bamerick 1965Carole Joyce Bartizal 1957Evelyne Thibout Battle 1979Josette Beaulieu-Grace 1963Carol Kfoury Bednarowski 1965Susan Begley 2002/2003GLinda Drumm Bertucci 1973Elise Boyer Beverly 1972

Denise Gearan Bilotta 1969Ann-Marie Farley Bond 1966Alaine Turskey Boucher 1975Anne Bourgeois 1984GJoan Bourke-Ilves 1969Bruce Bousquet 1980GFrancis Brennan 2002GPamela Laganas Brody 1973Shirley Zak Brownstein 1984GDoris Sterner Buonomo 1950Joan Crimmin Burke 1960Cynthia Baker Burnell 1990Norma Barbeau Burnett 1967Lynn McCarthy Butler 1986Karen Byrne 1966Robert Callahan 1983GDiana Botelho Campbell 1976Janice Doran Carlow 1988Robert Carnegie 1981GDeborah Robertson Caronna 1980Elizabeth Carroll 2002Kathleen Sheehan Casey 1971Nancy Charest Charon 1974Carol Clark 1986Carolyn Clark 1950 Ellen Hussey Clark 1959Norann O’Connor Coggins 1961Michael Collette 2000GDennis Collins 1999Geraldine Friel Collins 1967Philip Condon 1980GPatricia O’Hara Connor 1962Shawn Conway 1985Jean Mercier Cooney 1964William Cope 1982GLucille Cormier 1968James Cottle 1985GMatthew Cotugno 1985GAmelia Coviello 1963Gail Parshley Crane 1964Dianne O’Coin Cummings 1967Mary Davey 1971Lori Iamonaco Davitt 1977Joyce Shiel DeCesare 1963Catherine Riordan Delaney 1957William Dennis 1981GGina Deschaine-Stone 1980Mary DiBara-Harrington 1977/1987GMargaret Kahn Dieringer 1963Gerard Dio 1991GWilliam Donaher 1982GNancy Donohue-Berthiaume 1972/ 1977GElizabeth Drake 1969/1984GJanice Reidy Dubuque 1964Anne Durgin 1993GChristina Dymek-Thompson 1970Brenda Harris Ellis 1973Helen Emrich 1977GMary Flynn Faddick 1964Carol Kelleher Farrell 1959Constance Favreau 1984/1999GElizabeth Campbell Feher 1964Robert FitzGerald 1985David Fleming 2000Ethel Dube Fleming 1966Rosemary Hallinan Foley 1976


CENTURY CLUB continued

Gifts of $100 to $249

Teresa Harrington Foley 1971 Maryclare Luby Forry 1967Joan Dinneen Fouhy 1965Marcia Stuart Fritz 1971J. Bruce Gabriel 1982GAlbert Gallagher 1985/1988GAntoinette Bonvouloir Garceau 1950Edward Gardella 1982GNancy Gardner 1975Judith Garvey 1983GElizabeth Cronin George 1965Bruce Gilmore 2001GScott Girard 1999Marianne Curran Girouard 1967Colleen Powers Glaser 1975Francis Glynn 2002Jose Gonsalves 1983GEileen Gorman 1961Claudette Guevremont Gouin 1959Deborah Chase Gradowski 1976Maureen Lane Grandmont 1973Gloria Lescault Grenier 1959Elaine Guay 1965Marjorie Guerin 1959Marie Harrington Guman 1970Lesley Weber Gustafson 1979/1982GEleanor Bujnicki Hagwood 1973/1983GJames Hall 1980GCarol Harding 1955Martha Harding 1957Katharine Stumpf Harper 1973Brenda McCarthy Harvey 1954Carol Kavanaugh Harvey 1964Christina Callahan Hayes 1967Christina Hayes 1986Karen Mead Healey 1983M. Diane Garnett Hendricken 1980GDenise McBride Hildreth 1993Michael Hildreth 1993Frances Crowley Hirst 1964Gary Hoskin 1997/1998Rose Marie Connolly Hoskinson 1955Marguerite LaBrie Houde 1956Doris Huard 1995/1998Dorothy Gasper Iorio 1964Theresa Emmons Jackman 1973/1978Anne Marie Dolan Jackson 1953Claire Jameson 2002Anne Jette 1997Peronneau Johnson 1979GRev. Henry Joly 1977GMarlene Gramling Katz 1973Patricia Kelly-Bedard 1976Jeanne Marchessault Kempskie 1959Jean Kennedy 1984/1990GRuthanne Lynch Keto 1970Marjorie Boudreau Knoop 1960Scott Kozak 1989Donna Varney Kraus 1981Betteanne Mitchell Kuhnen 1970Almis Kuolas 1985GAlice Kymalainen 1983Carol Carignan Lachance 1969Kimberly Lafontaine 1990Anne Laliberte 1962Rev. Sharron Lamothe 1988

Judith Duclos Lamoureux 1962Dean Landry 1985Lynne Stanley Landry 1987Judith Constantine Langlois 1979Gerard Lanoue 1979GElaine Laparle 1967JoAnn Quigley Larrivee 1985Gerald Latham 1982GChrista Leroux Lee 1982Francyne Lefemine 1998GAssegedch Legesse 2006Robert Lemieux 1976GMuriel Lemoine 1973Claire McIntyre Lent 1964David Leonard 1998GJane Lovett 1965Natalie Koziara Lozoski 1966Barbara Gallow Lyman 1969Marguerite St. Jean Mahler 1968Michaline Chomicz Manno 1957Arthur Martins 1995GLois Mason 1973Michelle Masse 1973Todd Matta 1996GGail Wilson McAfoos 1985GElizabeth Hoey McDonough 1984GMary-Margaret McGrail 1962Maryann Sheridan McGrath 1971Jane McGuiggan 1966/1980GJanice Cormier McGuire 1963Geraldine McQuoid 1974/1977GMarie Paradis Meegan 1960Brianne Morrow Miers 2008Suzanne Smith Milani 1978/1991GCaryl Miron-Sprague 1998/2003GSuzanne Marin Morin 1960Carol Morocco 1979Patricia Proko Morris 1969Garfield Morrison 1981GJoanne Karbowski Morrissey 1956Suzanne Comtois Moynihan 1964Jean Moynihan 1985GNancy Zalneraitis Muise 1973Vanda Kormanski Mullins 1966Ann Lavin Murphy 1964Cheryl Wright Murphy 1971Arlene Laflash Murray 1969Anne Marie Nadeau 1958Jane Wentworth Neale 1976Birgit Nelson 1977GDonald Nester 1996GEvangeline Nicas 1974/1979Julie Anne Ledoux Nolan 1964Judith Sullivan Noone 1968Frances Nugent 1976GLucille Kuklinski O’Connell 1961Colleen Condon O’Connor 1971Kathleen Roach Ohlson 1966Kathryn Oliver 1979Roberta O’Reilly 2001Catherine Pappas 1988/1999GEleanore Castano Paquette 1960Phyllis Pearson 1979GAmy Taylor Perry 1992Yvette Bourdelais Pietrangelo 1963Leocadia Linga Pietrewicz 1967Ellen Pomer 2004GStephen Powell 1984GGerard Proulx 1984GErline Laramee Provost 1964

Marian Purington 1975Kenneth Rabidou, Jr. 1983GHubert Rees, Jr. 2001/2002GJohn Reno 1979GCatherine Richard 1989Matthew Richards 1992GMargaret Alleva Roffee 1966Brenda Andle Rohan 1964Suzanne Hopfe Rohrbacher 1983Constance Rossi 1957Diana Marsh Rotelli 1981Nancy Roy 1965Jessica Stelmok Sabourin 2007GJeannine Boivin Sacco 1962Dorothy McLaughlin Salmon 2001Linda Forchielli Sauer 1968Christine Parenteau Saulnier 1969Patricia Sclafani-Hinkley 1973Ann Marie Shea 1961Janice Silva 1957Cristina Ruffolo Singer 1979GBonita Singlevich 1996Lorraine Ducharme Skrzypczyk 1966Jonathan Slavinskas 2006Richard Smith 1976GCarol LoConto Stanton 1965Nicole Stevens 1990Jean Aldinger Stewart 1984GMaryanne Kerrigan Stewart 1962Karl Strother 2002/2003GJoanne Szlyk 1976Elaine Szul 1973Yasuko Johnson Tanaka 1976M. Jeanne Tasse 1955Barbara Synnott Teller 1959Dennis Thompson 1979GPhyllis Beaudry Tomaiolo 1965Jeannine Savage Trahan 1959Marion Christle Tratnyek 1977David Walker 1980GJohanna Walsh 2001GEdward Wardzala 1979GSylvia Arduini Warner 1955Claire Weber 1988GMichael Welch 1991GBrian Wheeler 1985Deborah Ann Goulet Wilson 1976Mary Campbell Wilson 1969/1998GJanet Bresnahan Wright 1964Bernadette Pipczynski Wyman 1964Ruben & Elena Yepez 1985GPauline Zaleska 1966

FRIENDS

Justin CampbellJean DolanLisa GreeneAlan & Judith GustafsonJames & Maryann HudsonErwin KochJay KoehlerPeter LangloisDavid LeachJohn and Lisa LooneyPeter J. McDonald*Linda McGuirkEllen McLeanMartin and Jane McNamaraGary and Lisa MeadJohn Medbury


Matt and Lori MistrettaDean MougenotPaul and Angela PoloEdward and Carol RellerThomas ReynoldsOlivia Tarleton FACULTY AND STAFF

Linda AronsonAlice BaronJames BidwellElizabeth BonneauPablo CaceresMarie ClementeJudith ClockedileMaureen Britt Connors 1973Richard ConnorsShawn Conrad 2000GMichael DonnellyBarbara Driscoll de AlvaradoAlan Feltham 1977GJoan-Beth GowJanet Bourgeois Gemborys 1969Roger GreeneDenise HaileJudith Kenary 1996GAimee Lee 2005GYvonnie MalcolmNorma MannRenee MarkiewiczWilliam McAndrewL. Michael McCartneyMeghan McDonoughMary-Kate McMasterMichael Miers 2007Patrick OrcianiPatricia Petursson 2010Deborah PotterRuth PyneBrian QuinlanRonald SherwinMary SullivanLisa SummerRichard TalbotAnn ThompsonDebra Van De VenSusan WallaceBarbara WarrenEleanor Wasilak


AMC Student Government AssociationBollus Lynch, LLPButler Dearden Paper ServiceCaseyDzn, Inc.Christopher Navin PhotographyClark Mailing Service, Inc.Hartford Steam BoilerLiberty Mutual InsuranceOceans PromotionsParker Road Preschool PTOWhalley Computer AssociatesYouth Opportunities Upheld, Inc.

Gifts of $1 to $99

ALUMNI

Ruth Aboagye 2008GJacqueline DiPasquale Abraham 1969John Ahern 1984GLinda Whitney Aho 1975Kathleen Airoldi 1984Jennifer Skurat Aldieri 1992Patricia Alexander 1979Charles Alexyon 2005GGeorge Alger 1984GDolores Anderson 2000GDiane Andonian 1977Christopher Andrade 2003/2004GPaula Moynihan Andrade 1969Carol Kingston Andrus 1971Claire Angers 1961Iris Anorga-Cook 1964Margot Riccio Anrico 1966Claudia Arcand 1996Ursula Arello 1998GCatherine Flanagan Armata 1963James Arnold 2007Catherine Rooney Ashley 1975Marilyn Atchue 1984Lorraine Sledziewski Bachand 1966Carol Lamothe Bachand 1969Paula Stoy Bafaro 1971Erika Cannavino Bailey 2005Cynthia Baker 1988Sr. Janet Ballentine 1964Deacon Joseph Baniukiewicz 1988/ 2005GBeverly Banks 1966Christine Magliaro Baril 1989Donald Baril 1988C. Camille Barrett 1992GFrances Hammill Barry 1960Marguerite Giguere Bartlett 1981GDonald Beal 1980GRussell Beaudoin 1985GBarbara Alexandrovich Beauregard 1979/1987Carol Kfoury Bednarowski 1965Suellen Holly Beeman 1966Katherine Begin 1982Doris Bemis 1982Linda Bendoris 1971/1981Barbara Bennett 1997GGifty Bentum-Asante 2001Joseph Berardino 1984GJohn Bergen 1980GMichelle Randall Berry 1991Robert Bianchi 1986GJohn Bianchi 1981GAdelina Bianco 1984GTherese Biggs 1957Lucille Coppolino Billings 1959Teresa Spaulding Bimonte 1986W. Lee Blackburn 1983GDonna Blackstone 1982Bruce Blais 1978Cheryl Coty Blaisdell 1972Kathleen Blake 1976Bryan Blanchard 1977GLucille Boucher Blejwas 1990GDouglas Bly 1993

Thomas Bogart 2003GRegina Boisclair 1966Diane Boover 2007Stephen Borbee 2000GMary Borelli-Bean 1980Jessica Borogovac 2007Louis Bortolussi 1995/1996John Bosselman 1984GClaire Guerin Bouchard 1965Elaine Boudreau 1978GLawrence Boudreault 1981GFrancis Bourdon 1989GElaine Bourgeois 1992Lorene Culp Bourque 1985GGrady Bowen 1998Deborah Boyd 1997GKaren Boyea-Karp 2000GEric Braxton 2001GElaine Breault 1967Tara Brennan 2009GFred Brierly 1984GCamille Brillon 1969Katherine Brodeur 1997Charlotte Guay Brown 1960Louise Such Brown 1959Margaret Brown 1957Diane Jakubiak Browne 1967Joanne Bruell 1983GJoan Wynne Brunell 1968Jeannette Bruso 1983Emily Sadoski Buch-Hague 1961Donald Buck 1990Elizabeth Stanley Buckley 1957Joseph Buckley 1995GTheresa Figurski Buckroth 1988GAnne-Marie Canavan Buhrmester 1978Gerald Buono 1986GNeal Burgess 1980GWilliam Burokas 1980GAllison Butler 2008GKathy McAllen Butler 1975Charles Byrne 2000GKatherine Byrne-Begin 1984GHelen Cadorette 1982GGertrude Cahill 2006GDeborah Maki Callahan 1996Barbara Callan 1994GJohn Camerota 1998Kimberly Kennelly Canty 1987Ralph Caouette 1987/1990Cynthia Paradis Capite 1976/1982Maureen Moriarty Caplette 1957Ernest Caponi 1978GEllen Capstick 2008Ida Cardinal 1977GAnn Careau 1976Melinda Carlino 1997GKent Carlson 2000Jacqueline Carlson 1986Christine Carmody 1997GRichard Carpenter 1998Veronica Carroll 1984GMaurice Carroll 1980GKaren Dogil Carter 1968Mary Casey 1972Judith Cassanelli 1972Joanne Marie Cassidy 1974Patricia Ann Winnick Cayer 1976Katharine Cederberg 2003GLinda Fontaine Cederblom 1966


Gifts of $1 to $99 continued

Marilyn Bonczyk Ceppetelli 1965Carol Tuohy Chandley 1971Mary McMahon Chappell 1988GDiscell Charlton 1998GEdward Charlton 1994GRoger Chartrand 1996GJanice Childs 1998GLaverne Cholewa 1977GCecily Ryan Christensen 1976Noreen Kjellberg Christie 1969David Ciszkowski 2001GChristina Zaiko Claffey 1965Beverly Clark-O’Hara 1978/1981GKathryn Bormann Close 1969Anne Courtney Clough 1994William Cocavessis 1984GElena Maglione Coffey 1969/1982GJill Giguere Cofsky 2001Cheryl Coggins 1993/2001GRobert Cole 1996GJoseph Collamati 1997GAnita Lanciaux Collins 1960Fotis Colocousis 1988GJames Colton 1989Margaret Briand Como 1960Melissa Conlin-Stolberg 1988Catherine Cullen Conlon 1962Timothy Conner 1986Marilyn Murphy Conners 1969Joseph Connery 1985Gerald Connors 1983GMatthew Connors 1992Edward Conrad 1979GStefan Cook 1997GMaurice Cooper 2000GDanica Beaulac Copp 1992Madeline Jaksina Coppenrath 1965Alfred Corda 1980GJeffrey Cornell 1982GJohn Cosmo 2008Sharon Gilhooley Costine 1993GDerek Courchaine 1998Marc Cournoyer 1996GNancy Perkins Cox 1967Doris Blanchard Craigue 1975John Crawford 1982GJane Polanski Creagan 1980Margaret Cooney Creamer 1960Elizabeth Creedon 1988GDavid Crommett 1985GJoan Friel Cronin 1965Robert Cronin 1984GDenise Cote 1976Francis Croteau 1990GDonald Crowley 2000GDonald Cudmore 1993GEllen Culbert-Johnston 1998GDavid Cullen 1990Thomas Cullinane 1980GDonna Prato Curtin 1987/2005GDiane Tammi Cushing 1977Jane Horton Dacri 1968Charleen Dahlin 1964Joseph D’Andrea 1991GJulie Carlantuono D’Andrea 1975/1980GJoyce Erickson Danielson 1972

Edward Dasilva 1992GCaroline Daviau 1986Katherine Davitt 1977GCarol Poirier DeCubellis 1957Elizabeth DeFeudis-Zelch 1974Estelle Nolin Del Donno 1950Eugene Delgaizo 1981GPeter DeLuca 1980GElaine DeParis 1973Jeanne Debatis Depasse 1977/1980GPatricia Wakeen Derry 1965/1978GJohn Desalvia 1985Eileen Anderson Desautels 1974/1983Michelle LaPlante Desilets 1969Carol Hasanowicz Desrosiers 1972Daniel Dhionis 1981GGina Dibaro 1992Peter Dilis 1980GNoreen McCarthy Dion 1968Eleanor Roche Dipietro 1971David Dockstader 2004GPatricia McKnight Doherty 1967Monica Cervini Doherty 1956Brian Doherty 2006GBrendan Doherty 1998GMargaret Donahue Dolbow 1966Yvette Faucher Dombrowski 1964Rosemary Donelan 1970Andrea Donovan 1964William Doogan 2001Charles Dooley 1988GDoreen Dooley 1989GEleanor Cronin Doon 1960GJoyce Cournoyer Dresser 1969GMary Driscoll 2006GCarol Buduo Driscoll 1964Joan Goodrow Dubois 1966Ann Ducasse 1971Beverly Olson Dumas 1990Robin Duncan 1999GDiane Stephenson Dupre 1981Steven Dupre 2007Janet St. Jean Dupuis 1983Holly Lovejoy Earl 1978/1983GFrances Miller Edgeworth 1959Maureen Egan 1956Nadine Ekstrom 2001Laura Eliason 1996GLisa Elliott 2001GAnn Emond 1977Doreen Conca Engel 1981Sheila Donoghue Ethier 1965Lauren Fadgen 1996/2003Roger Falcione 1985Priscilla Farnsworth 1973Mary Ziccardi Farrell 1973Kent Farrenkopf 2000Donald Favreau 1978Lorinda Janes Fearebay 1973Jacqueline Denis Fehlner 1965Dolores Deslauriers Fell 1961James Fernando 1983Joan Ferraro 1990Maryellen Sweeney Ferrelli 1985Charlene Shomphe Ferretti 1972Madeline McCrohon Figueras 1962Karyn Finneron 1998Deborah Martin Fiore 1986Lawrence Fisher 1995Beth O’Dell Fitzgerald 1971

Christine Rose Flaherty 1964Kathleen Flaherty 1972/1980GLaureen Hagadorn Flanagan 1990GBarbara Floss 1991GCindy Starkey Foley 1994GRobert Foley 1982GEileen Ford Parlato 1975/1980GMarylyn Fortin 1962John Foster 1988GJames Fowlie 1983GEvelyn Salvadore Franzen 1974Virginia Frappier 1970Ann Niedzwiecki Frazier 1985Bonnie Nason Frederico 1967Linda Narris Friberg 1969/1998GMaureen O’Sullivan Friedrich 1961Robert Frost 1986GKenneth Furtado 2000GMichael Furtado 1981Jeannine LeVangie Gallant 1974Constance Vanco Galli 1982Daniel Gallivan 2000James Galvin 2002GElizabeth Rasku Gannon 1984/1988GPaul Gannon 2004Maria Gugliemetti Gardner 1967Andrew Gargano 2000Melisa St. Jacques Gargano 2000Margaret Malone Garofoli 1969John Garrity 1994Robert Gaucher 1998Cheryl Nicoll Gauthier 2001GJanice Walendziak Gearan 1974/1982Jane Wilson Gebey 1968Deborah Howe Gelinas 1974Barbara Riordan Gemme 1959T. Anne Gray Gemme 1958Francis Genese 1987GShirley Sisti Geoffrion 1956Mary Shea George 1981/1982GMarianne Giangregorio-Librandi 2005GDiane Giguere 1969Lisa Gillum 1991GMary Cronin Giorgi 1964Bruce Gobi 1981GChristopher Goodwin 1999GBeverly Ann McDermott Gorman 1953Elizabeth Gorodeckas 2002Ann Knox Grady 1959Donna-Marie O’Brien Graham 1973Denis Grandbois 1998Kelly McCarthy Grant 1980Stephen Gravelle 1982GGerard Greeley 1981GCarol Green 1987GMichael Green 1977GJody Greene 1996/1997GRyan Greenup 1988Stephen Grenier 1985GKaren Grimley 1989GJoyce Grucan 1988Charlotte Hovey Guarini 1960Marcella Guazzo 1975Lareto Guglietta 1997GLizbeth Dzaugis Gustavson 1985GGlenda Gutarra de Ferraro 1989William Hafner 1986GDana Hagan 1988GJoanne Abruzzese Hallisey 1981GGloria Zarrella Hand 1955


Margaret Smith Handlin 1966Richard Hanlon 1985GLianne McCallum-Dixon Hanlon 1974Heidi Lupien Happy 1989Kimberly Mathews Harkins 1985Peter Harrington 2008/2010GJoseph Harris 2001GRichard Harris 2003GThomas Harrison 1982GLinda Hart 2000Donald Hartson 1988Patricia Cosgrove Haskell 1965Kathleen Hassett 1969Judy Hatstat 1994GAlice Chenette Hause 1959Daniel Hayes 1991David Hebert 1982GJanet Sullivan Hedlund 1968Anne Hedstrom 1992GMona Mong Heffernan 1956Jane Bonczek Heiser 1965Jeffrey Henningson 1986GErnest Henry 1989GMary Sullivan Henry 1962Doris Martel Hernacki 1970David Heroux 1996/1998GJohn Hester 1983GJulianne Hetu 1967Bradley Hibbard 1989GThomas Higginbotham 2000GJanice Sullivan Higgins 1957Kathleen Riley Hildebrandt 1967Michael Hirsch 1999GMichael Hoar 1999/2000GDonna Hoey 1997Bonnie Hoffman 1999GCathleen Przystas Holmberg 1983Ann Rempelakis Horton 1971Robert Houde 1986GMaryann Sienkiewicz Hough 1960Diane Lorentzen Howard 1970Andrew Hubacz 1982Kelly Pereira Hubacz 1983Janice Huff 2004Denise Doyle Hughes 1966Stephen Hughes 1978GJudith Cross Hunter 1976Dean Iacobucci 1995GCheryl Dupont Izyk 1972David Jacek 1983GGabriel Jacobucci 2002GFelice Bourgery Jakubiak 1968Kathleen James 2007/2008GAnne Jamieson 1985GElaine Jasmin 1994Abby LaPrise Jenkins 2003/2005GElizabeth Hutchins Johnson 1981Alice Johnson 1979/1980Bernadette Boudreau Johnson 1970Deborah Pare Joinville 1974Mary Jordalen 1979GAlex Jordan 2003Anne Marie Joubert 1971Susan Ghelli Karkheck 1990Sheila Barry Kearney 1993Christine Greene Keenan 1964John Kelleher 1984GAnita Kelley 1987GFrances Hall Kelly 1959Carol Moriarty Kelly 1961

Anne Marie Kennedy 2000Thomas Kennedy 1976GC. Blanche Keresey 1980GLynn Kerner 1976Alicia Kerr 1970Linda Kikutis Kropp 1996GMargaret Kirkendall 1959Harriet Klayman 1997GCarol Jean Knight 1983GMarie Knight 1985Elizabeth Zingarelli Knott 1969/1993Susan Koeck 1978/1997Deborah Koenig 2007Mary Burke Koonmen 1961Sheila Cassily Koot 1966Barbara Koppetsch 1979Leah Krauss 2000Christine Hanley Kristolaitis 1972Patricia Kusz 2006Mel Kwatowski 2000Steven Kwederis 1983GPaulette Lacoste 1973Jane Ellen West LaCroix 1964Nancy Lagerstrom 2006GLouise Marsello Landham 1964Peter Lanteigne 1984GBernard Lapierre 1989Kathleen Larocque 1997/2000GLouise Vowles Larose 1973/1977GLouise Saint Blanche Lataille 1965Mark Laverdure 1991GElaine Bachand Law 1970Kathy Lazarovich 1989GFrancis Leahy 1990GThomas Leccese 1982GJanet Lee 1983GMary Kelliher Lee 1964Louise Lombardi Lefebvre 1972Bruce Leger 2006GSusan Leger 2009GLuther Legg 2006Christine Oates Lehane 1968Louise Lehtola-Clarke 1976GLucille Chenette LeMieux 1958Walter Lennon 1976GBarbara Lermond 1975/1977GMartha Levine 1979/1989GLinda Viscosi Limoli 1970/1980GCeleste Brodeur Lionett 1973/1978GZhani Lito 2000GSally Curran Loman 1960Paula Lonergan 2007Anneleen LaJoie Loughlin 1981Pauline Payant Ludwig 1985Charlene Lavoie Luks 1984Catherine King Lunde 1970Delores Lupu Felis 1980GHilda Lutalo 1991J. DeSimone Magaldi 1965Kathleen Beddia Malatras 1975Mary Ann Geary Maloney 1961Colleen Maloney 2008Ann Rossetti Malvey 1964Ann Marie Proulx Mandeville 1973John Mannion 1987GLaWanda Manor 1974Beverly Mansfield 1985GGayle Mantyla 1987Donna Marchand 1980GJoseph Marchisio 1987G

Katherine Howard Marcoux 1977Ann Gagliarducci Mariani 1962Peter Marleau 1997/1998GJoan Marszalek 1963Carol Martin 1993GEvelyn Czerwinski Marvel 1982GJohn Marzilli 1978GPauline Masterson 2006Joyce Wilk Mastroianni 1959Brian Mauro 1996/2004GAnne Maynard 1962Mary-Elizabeth Maynard 1998GPauline Maynard 1984GJudith McCabe 2000GJanet McCarthy 1964Brian McCoy 1985Renee McCue McCue-Hall 1985GDavid McGarrigle 1988Joanne Smith McGinn 1978Richard McGlynn 1981GEllyn McGrath 1964Mary Beth Hayes McGrath 1969Beverly Collins McKenna 1964Brian McKenna 1985GFrancis McKenna 1980GTherese McLaughlin 1983GDorothy Dowd McMahon 1961Brian McMahon 1986GJudith Rioux Medeiros 1966Myrna Cheung Medina 1958Nancy Szczepaniak Meehan 1983Lorraine Melican 1982GRenee Merolli 1979/1988GCarol Barre Messina 1963Linda Whitney Michel 1996Cheryl Milas 2005GMary Swift Milliken 1971Janet Juszynski Minior 1968Lorraine Misner 1983GLeonard Montigny 1985Frances Moran 2000GMary Gearin Moran 1967Gina Bonnici Moreira 1999/2001GMaryann Morin 1977/1986GTheresa Morin-Doyle 1987GYole Morocco-Foley 1968Greta Morris 1982GMary Louise Hinds Morrison 1953Carlo Morrissey 1982GKelly Morrissey 1986Debra Benoit Mossey 1979Peter Mullin 1988GBarbara McKiernan Murphy 1979David Murphy 1998Mary Shevlin Murray 1967Kathryn Myer 1989GAnn Nadeau 1987/1988Michelle Keith Nadow 1983/1983GBernard Nally 1990GRosemary Naughton 1997Martha Dickinson Neal 1970/1979GChrista Nee 2004GClare Christmas Nelson 1959Gary Nestor 2000/2004GSusan Gaudet Neville 1970Kathleen Weldon Newcomer 1965Richard Newton 1984GJane Niemi 1988GWilliam Noke 2008Catherine Cantwell Noonan 1950


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David Noonan 1982G Donna Dolan Norman 1964Linda Breau Norman 1970Mary Sheridan Notaro 1974Cynthia Oatley 1987Timothy O’Brien 1996Ann O’Connell 1965Gary O’Connor 2008Patricia O’Connor 1980Richard O’Hara 1984GGlen Ollis 2006Patricia Flaherty Olson 1962Raymond O’Neil 1989GJanette Henrickson Orchard 1971Phyllis Cloutier Orr 1964Thomas Orszulak 1983GEda Oteri 1990GDolores Ouellette 1962/1990GSusan Pacek 2002GLucinda Pacheco-Benoit 1993GEvalena Pakuris 1979Kathleen Panagiotes 1999GDavid Papagni 1988GNancy Falcone Paquette 1985Carolyn Parella 1966Elizabeth Parks 2008Robert Parsons 1983GRose Marie Brescia Pascarelli 1967Mary Coyne Pasquale 1993GPatricia Volungis Pastner 1965John Patraitis 1998/2002GJeanne Patterson 1999GKathleen Peer 1989GRoger Peixinho 1988GJill Conte Pellegrini 1976Susan Peltier 1994GVicki Mitchell Pendleton 1973Jamie Penny 2008GJohn Perchard 2004/2004GStephanie Lucey Perkins 2001Gary Perras 1989GLeonne Langlois Perreault 1973James Pervier 1994/1995GMaria Piccolie Peterson 1966Michael Peterson 1981GCharlene Petracca 1994GNina Rubino Phalen 1977Ann Phelan 1993GThomas Piaseczny 1983GDianne Chauvin Pierce 1966Susan Klanica Piqueira 1971Suzanne Delollis Pitoniak 1971Elizabeth Hamilton Pizzano 1989GJudith Plummer 1992Cynthia Houde Pontbriant 1963Teresa Popek 1981GJoyce Catalini Porter 1964Virginia Powell-Brasier 1971Mary Power 2002GGarry Power 1979GDavid Powers 2003GMelissa Monnerat Prentiss 2004Jeffery Pringle 1991GJanet Provost 1961Robert Pugh 1999GMichael Puniskis 2005

Julianne Mansueti Rabschnuk 1962Julie Racette 1999Richard Radesky 1998GErrol Rambarran 1986GMarie Remillard 1984GJames Ricci 1986GLori Richardson 2004GAlfred Ricko 1983GNeal Riley 1988GMary Riordan 1978GKathleen Rivard 1981GMichael Rivard 1976GMarguerite Morin Roache 1972Nancy Roberge 1987GTeresa Roberts 1956Faith Tozeski Roche 1992/1994GPauline Turcotte Rogers 1971Laurence Rose 1987GBruce Rosenberg 1984GElaine Gravel Rosmond 1963John Ross 1983GPhyllis Rouleau 1979Jennifer Grala Rourke 2005/2006GLinda Buffone Ruda 1968George Ryan 1981GPaul Rybicki 2009Elizabeth Sabaj 1976Patricia Jean Sadin 1967/1992GAnn Cronin Sadler 1956Frank Salamone 1988Anne Trudel Salvi 1965Anne Capone Sanborn 1977Dianne Sandman 1980Mark Saunders 1995GRegina Savageau 1978GDavid Schnell 2001GSusan Sinkoski Scott 1971Marcia Scully 1997/1998GBarbara Bonetti Selinger 1969Jayne Senecal 2000Diane Servant 1974Jean Severson 1979GBarbara Desjardins Seymour 1960Thomas Shannon 2000GAnnette Simoneau Shaw 1961Michael Shaw 1995/2002GRuth Johnson Shea 1973Donna LaPrade Shepard 1969Freeman Shepherd 2004GJanet Minty Shirazi 1983/2001GVirginia Ray Shumsky 1971Maureen Kelley Siedlecki 1970Jason Silvestri 1997/2007GJay Simard 2001GLynne Barriere Simonson 1980Mary Skinner 1978Daniel Sklut 1996GSuzanne LeDoux Small 1970Alexandra Sanchez Smith 1988Eileen Smith 1998Stephanie Smith 1988Kathleen Bussett Smith 1975Donna Smyth 1991Jeanne Yablonski Smyth 1972Cecile De Roy Solitro 1972Charles Souther 2002GBeatrice Savarese Spadoni 1968Shirley Uryniak Spiewak 1969Barbara Kittredge Spugnardi 1965Madelaine St. Amand 1963/1985G

Barbara Magnant St. Cyr 1959Sheila Krylow St. Sauveur 1972Sandra Staney 1997Susan Stanovich 1976Nancy Simoncini Starbird 1973Anne Goodrich Starek 1969Mary Stepanski 2007GD. Lyn MacDonald Stevens 1975Cathy Mason Stolarczyk 1983/1987GBarbara Stone 2000Susan Daigneault Stone 1971Susan Karpawich Strazie 1973Christine Anderson Sugarman 1986Denise Cote Sullivan 1973Donna Sullivan 1984GErin Sullivan 1997GJane Kennedy Sullivan 1965Joan Sullivan 1990GMichael Sullivan 1990GPatricia Damian Sullivan 1970/1977Robert Sullivan 1983GSamantha Sullivan 1998Kerri-Ann Sulminski 1995Roberta McClutchy Sundstrom 1975Mary Alice Svare 1977GMichael Swan 2000GLucille Talbot 1993GLaurel Priester Tanguay 1969Elizabeth Cattaneo Tantillo 1984GMartha McDonough Tassinari 1963Elizabeth Ludy Taylor 1963Melanie Tella 1987/1996GDiana Testa-Place 1965Joan Theodoropoulos 1969Robert Theve 1997GJulie Dionne Thibaudeau 1988John Thibodeau 1998GSpiro Thomo 1985GMsgr. Edmond Tinsley 2001GIrene Toomey 2000GRichard Tracy 1997/1999GLindsey Ngo Tran 2003Cheryl Eckland Trimby 1985Mary Darmody Troxel 1984GSharon Tufts 1983GAnn Murphy Turner 1958Carol Richie Vadenais 1975Maria Valeri-Gold 1970Roger Van Wert 1980GEleanor Villard 1985/1987Lorraine Brady Vrionis 1968Patricia Lange Wahlberg 1971Nancy Setevdemio Wakefield 1975Judith Waldo 2000Charles Waldron 2006Madeleine Brisson Walsh 1964Mary Ellen Stoyko Walsh 1969William Warner 1985GPatricia McNamee Warshaw 1979Nancy Washkevich 1986GDianne Farr Wawrzusin 1981P. Kent Weaver 1979GJanice Barnes Webb 1974Janet Garrity Weber 1991Nancy Wegimont 1968Claire Weirich 1994GMary Ann Meredith Welsch 1981/2004Mary Nadolny Wendell 1975Linda Lenkowski West 1991GCarroll Westgate 1983G


Patricia Wheeler 2001GRichard Wheeler 1985GDoris Powers Whitworth 1969/1978GMaureen Widing 1994Todd Wilbur 1989Caroline Yuoska Wilczynski 1980Lee Wilkins 2005Nancy Obartuck Willard 1972Robert Willhauck 1981GAnn Williams 1983GMary Doyle Williams 1968Richard Wolanski 1994Mary Carberry Wood 1970Marsha Woodard 2001Timothy Woodward 2004GRobert Woumn 2004Barbara Nowak Wyatt 1979GAmy Russell Yantorno 1989Lisa Dillon Young 1984Shirley Zakarian 1998Judith LaBonte Zereski 1962Margaret Enright Zytkiewicz 1963

FRIENDS

Mary Beth AmeenRichard AyerErin Beradi Linda Brandt Dennis Braun Joanne Briggs Richard & Joanne BrownMary Ann CicioLinda Conroy John Cruikshank, Jr. G. Richard & Mary Danner Allen & Kathleen Dillaire Jay DrydenJoseph & Barbara DrzyzgaMaureen DunnTony FarahRichard & Georgia FinneganMr. & Mrs. David ForsbergFrances FriedmanJerome & Elaine GalvinRosemarie George-DolanJohn & Teresa Gilligan Richard GodekPeter Guzzo Jonas HalleyKathy Halligan Meghan HastingsMike & Susan HoranTodd Hunter Patrick Hurley Joe & Ann HylandSusan Jacques Jillian James Michael & Deborah Kelly James Kenary John & Paula Kennedy Bridget Kesling Colleen KingBridget Klofft Manh & Thuy LeErika Love Michael & Deb LucenteMelanie MalkowskiJoyce Maloney Robert & Sandra Manzaro Kevin Maynard

Michelle McCrillis Gary & Melissa McKeon George Moran Laura MorrisGregg & Mary Needham Martin Neugarten Linda NolinPatrick O’Brien Terrance O’HaraRebekkah Ostroskey Kim Peckham Donna Pilling Carol Riches Edgardo Rodriquez Jackie Rucci Maureen SammonMaria Santos Robert & Donna Secondini Katherine SharryLeon Sielawa Jill St. Jean Harrison TaylorNancy Toomey Joe & Kathy TrautnerMaureen VaughnPamela Walcott Steven & Barbara Zajko

FACULTY AND STAFF

Paul Antonellis Arlana Arsenault Maria Bari Pamela Brunelle Michelle Cash 2007Anne Marie CatalanoJoseph Cavan 2003/2006GMichelle CoakleyBrittany Crompton 2007Joan DusoeAmanda Elinoff 2001Jan Evans 2004GElizabeth FavreauBarbara FawcettPatrick Gaffney Eugene GeneseDeborah Gordon Susan HafnerJames Hedlund Karen HubertRichard Hurley Marc Klaiman Ann Kokernak Cecile Lewis Michael LombardiSr. Bernadette Madore, SSA Patricia MarshAnn Marie MiresKaren Morrissey Carla Morrissey Ann Murphy Jenna Noel-Grinshteyn Gary O’Bireck Richard OnanianChris OrozkoYolanda RamosStephen ReadeyJill ReitzellJanice Ruggieri 2002John Shliapa

Judith Sparanges Elysce Tackmann Julienne UgaldeDavid Warren 2009Cynthia WhalenDianne WhiteStephanie WilliamsBernard WoodBarbara Zawalich 2007/2009G


Action for Boston Community Development Inc.

MEMoRIAL GIFTS

In Memory of Ann Mooney Biggins ’57 Carole Joyce Bartizal ’57 Sr. Margaret Brown ’57 Elizabeth Stanley Buckley ’57 Maureen Moriarty Caplette ’57 Maureen Logan Coghlin ’57 Elizabeth Nugent Conte ’57 Carol Poirier Decubellis ’57 Catherine Riordan Delaney ’57 Mary Lou Gannon Farrell ’57 Janice Sullivan Higgins ‘57 Suzanne Chapdelaine Kelly ‘59 James Kenary Michaline Chomicz Manno ’57 Roberta McCarty O’Brien ’57 Constance Rossi ‘57 Herbert Varnum

In Memory of Janet “Sally” Bresnahan Wright ’64 Jerry Bresnahan Gail Parshley Crane ’64 Andrea Donovan ’64 Nancy Egan Christine Rose Flaherty ’64 Frances Crowley Hirst ’64 Claire McIntyre Lent ’64 Judith Mawn Janet McCarthy ’64 Ann Lavin Murphy ’64 Julie Anne Ledoux Nolan ’64 Erline Laramee Provost ’64 Claudette Renaud Sortino ’64 Madeleine Brisson Walsh ’64 Bernadette Pipczynski Wyman ’64

In Memory of Sr. Mary John of Carmel, SSA Beverly Banks ’66 Regina Boisclair ’66 Linda Fontaine Cederblom ’66 Dianne Chauvin Pierce ’66

In Memory of Doreen Malloy ’75 Kathryn Harrington Pisk ’75

In Memory of Sr. Irene Socquet Mary Ann Daigneault Barry ’70

In Memory of Mary Ann Callebaut ’55 Raymond Callebaut


HoNoR GIFTS

In Honor of Dr. Robert Cavanaugh ’97G Fallon Community Health Plan

In Honor of Edwin (Ted) & Maureen Coghlin’s Wedding Anniversary James W. Coghlin

Legacy Society

Members of the Legacy Society havemade a planned gift to the College.Planned gifts include bequestcommitments, life insurance policies,charitable gift annuities, trustsand gifts of real estate or othertangible property. For moreinformation on making a plannedgift to AMC, or if you have alreadyincluded AMC in your estate plans,please call 508-849-3298 or [email protected].

Danielle Abbott 1964Madelaine St. Amand 1963/1985GWalter and Helen DzieniszewskiKatherine George 1966/1978G/1995GAnn Marie Giambruno 1953Eric Gustafson 2004GCarol Harding 1955Martha Harding 1957Suzanne Chapdelaine Kelly 1959Gail McGrail 1961Rena Richard 1955Richard J. Radesky 1998Harrison TaylorMaureen Wilkinson 1990

Faculty and Staff For the 2010-2011 academic year, 91% of AMC faculty and staff have pledged their support of the Annual Fund. We thank the individuals listed below for their dedication to our students, our campus and our mission.

Evelyn AjemianLinda AronsonMaria BariAlice BaronClaudia BaronKaren Barrows ’09 Bree BeauregardMarcel BeausoleilJoyce BerubeJames BidwellElizabeth BonneauMichael BooverPamela BrunellePablo CaceresJack CalaresoEric CarlsonLisa CarpinoMichelle Cash ’07 Anne Marie Catalano

Joseph Cavan ’03/’06GPaul Ciance Marie ClementeWendy ClevelandJudith ClockedileMichele CoakleyMark ColletteThomas ConnellyMaureen Connors ’73 Richard ConnorsShawn Conrad ’00GBrittany Crompton ’07 Sara Day John Delaney Mark DeloreyMonica DimauroJosh DoolittleElisabeth A. Drisoll ’10GBarbara Driscoll de AlvaradoAmanda Elinoff ’01 Carl EricksonPaul EricksonLori FarrarElizabeth FavreauRobert FreyPatrick GaffneyPatricia GavinSteve GearyZachary GearyJanet Gemborys ’69 Diane Gillespie ’82 Joan-Beth GowPaula GreenEric Gustafson ’04GDenise Haile Jonas Halley Meghan HallockBrian HayesVirginia HeslingaChristine HolmesKaren HubertIrene IrudayamKathleen James ’07/’08GThomas KellnerJudith Kenary ’96GMarc KlaimanAndrew KleinNesti KoviRaimonda KoviRebecca KurlandGail KustigianAlice Lambert ’87 Lisa LeBlanc Robert LeBlancRay LeBoeufAimee Lee ’05GCecile LewisRev. John LizewskiMichael LombardiMiles MacedoKathleen MageeYvonnie MalcolmColleen Maloney ’08 Norma MannElzbieta Manos ’86/G’88Renee MarkiewiczPatricia MarshTravis MaruskaWendy Masiuk

William McAndrewAndrew McCarthyJoanne McDonnellMeghan McDonoughMary-Kate McMasterMartha McLainMichael Miers ’07 Melody Milner ’02 Ann Marie MiresMohamed MohamedKaren MorrisseyTimothy MorrowCarl MoxeyAnn MurphyStephen NeunJenna Noel-GrinshteynRichard OnanianThomas O’NeilPatrick OrcianiPatricia Petursson ’10James PhenixEverett Pierce ’09GCatherine PrentissKrisanthi PriftiRuth PyneBrian QuinlanKatrina QuinnSr. Rollande Quintal ’62 Yolanda RamosStephen ReadeyJill ReitzellPaulette Remijan ’85 Judith RobinsonDoryl RourkeJanice Ruggieri ’02 John RussellPaul RussellLailah SaihiJuli SansoucyDavid Shea ’93/’03GRonald SherwinJohn ShliapaMatthew SimpsonCheryl SlebodaJudith SparangesMary SullivanLisa SummerSusan SwedisElysce TackmannRichard TalbotAnn ThompsonDavid TuttleJulienne UgaldeMary Ann UlevichDebra Van De VenDennis Vanasse ’94 Debra VentrescaSusan WallaceBarbara WarrenDavid Warren ’09Eleanor WasilakCynthia WhalenDianne WhiteStephanie WilliamsBernard WoodJeffrey WoodJoanne Zannotti ’66 Barbara Zawalich ’07/’09G


Muriel Audette, SSA ’60Pastoral AssistantSt. Bernadette ParishNorthborough, Massachusetts

Joseph J. BafaroPresident, J.J. Bafaro, Inc. Mechanical ContractorsWorcester, Massachusetts

Yvette E. Bellerose, SSA ’72, ChairProvince LeaderSisters of Saint AnneMarlborough, Massachusetts

Rev. John E. Brooks, SJPresident EmeritusCollege of the Holy CrossWorcester, Massachusetts

David C. Brough, ’00, ’01GAccountant, NBT Bancorp, Inc.Norwich, New York

Jack P. Calareso, Ph.D.President, Anna Maria CollegePaxton, Massachusetts

Alina o. Chand ’97Partner, CEOShenango Advanced CeramicsNew Castle, Pennsylvania

Maureen L. Coghlin ’57Alumna Class of ’57Shrewsbury, Massachusetts

Peter J. Dawson, Esq., SecretaryPartnerMirick O’ConnellWorcester, Massachusetts

Rita M. DeRoy, SSA ’68Provincial TreasurerSisters of Saint AnneSt. Marie ProvinceMarlborough, Massachusetts

Paul A. DiPierro, Vice ChairRetiredMillbury, Massachusetts

Barbara A. Flynn, SSA ’55Spiritual DirectorSisters of Saint AnneWorcester, Massachusetts

Rose Clarisse Gadoury, SSA ’65 ’01GAdjunct Professor, Blessed John XXIII National SeminaryWeston, Massachusetts

Lloyd L. Hamm, Jr. ’81 ’83GExecutive VP/CIOEastern BankLynn, Massachusetts

Sally A. Jacobson, ’99AlumnaWellesley, Massachusetts

Michèle Jacques, SSA ’69Director, Marie Anne CenterWorcester, Massachusetts

William F. Jones, Retired President Steam Turbine Business UnitDresser-Rand Corp.Worcester, Massachusetts

Rev. Paul D. Kennedy, DDRetiredHolden, Massachusetts

Alfred A. Lagan, CFAChairman & Co-Chief Investment OfficerCongress Asset Management Co.Boston, Massachusetts

Madeleine Lanoue, SSA ’72General Secretary, Congregation of the Sisters of Saint AnneLachine, QuebecCanada

Edith M. LaVigne ’63RetiredEast Dennis, Massachusetts

Peter J. McDonald, Ed.D.HeadmasterEagle Hill SchoolHardwick, Massachusetts

Brian A. o’Connell, Esq.Private Law OfficeWorcester, Massachusetts

Elaine I. Potvin, SSA ’72Director of Religious Ed.Our Lady of Good Counsel ChurchWest Boylston, Massachusetts

Elizabeth Ann Quinn, ’65Retired SuperintendentOld Rochester Regional School DistrictMattapoisett, Massachusetts

Marguerite A. St. Amand, SSA ’74Province LeaderSisters of Saint AnneMarlborough, Massachusetts

John J. Spillane, Esq. PartnerSpillane & Spillane, LLPWorcester, Massachusetts

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In the Fall of 2011, Anna Maria College will mark its 65th anniversary. The College will recognize this

important milestone throughout the year culminating with a

formal celebration at the beginning of the first semester of

the 2011/2012 academic year.

As AMC celebrates its past, it continues to move forward with

a bright future. The College’s newest addition, a 200-bed

suite-style residence hall will open in August 2011, heralding

the next 65 years of excellence at Anna Maria College.

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