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2014-2015 ANNUAL REPORT

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St. Anselm’s Abbey School

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Mission StatementSt. Anselm’s Abbey School seeks to promote the spiritual, personal, and intellectual development of young men with demonstrated academic achievement. Our school, serving grades six through twelve, with its roots in the values of the Christian Gospels and Catholic tradition, strives to create a community built on respect for truth, love of learning, regard for human dignity, and tolerance. We pursue this goal by leading our students through a challenging and balanced program of study in the arts, sciences, and theology that gives them a solid preparation for the demands of college. By living and promoting the Benedictine spirit, we strive within our school to create an atmosphere of peace, a sense of service to community, and a willingness within our students to work toward a balance in mind, body, and spirit.

2014-2015 Board of Trustees

Mrs. Sylvia Mahaffey, ChairMr. Daniel Attridge, ’72

Sr. Mary Bader, DCMr. Herbert Brooks

Dr. Inés BustilloDr. Joseph Chalmers, ’60

Mr. Awenate Cobbina, ’98Mr. Mark Commins, Secretary/Treasurer *

Mrs. Susan CreightonDr. Leo Eskin, ’76

Mr. William Fennell, ’66Very Rev. Dom Michael Hall, OSB, ’56, Prior

Mr. James Hearn, ’77Mr. Daniel Kerns

Mr. Stephen Kinnaird, ’80Mr. James Lucier, ’82

Mrs. Margit NahraMr. Matthew Nolan, ’76

Mr. William Crittenberger, Headmaster *Rev. Dom Philip Simo, OSB

Rev. Dom Peter Weigand, OSB, President*Rt. Rev. Dom James Wiseman, OSB, Abbot

Dr. George Wright, ’62Rev. Dom Christopher Wyvill, OSB

* ex officio

Please note that donor information contained in this Annual Report reflects cash gifts received by the School between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. We sincerely apologize for any errors and/or omissions that may occur herein.

Photography in the Annual Report has been provided by the St. Anselm’s Abbey School faculty, development and yearbook staffs, as well as by David W. Powell, Yakntoro Udoumoh, ’13, and Molly S. Photography. Design and layout by Kristin Hurd and James Leathers, ’04. Printing and production by Executive Press, Inc.

St. Anselm’s Abbey School admits students of any race, color, national, or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, program, and activities generally accorded and made available to students at the school and the School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national, or ethnic origin in administration of educational policies, admission policies, scholarship, and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. St. Anselm’s Abbey School, Inc., is an equal opportunity employer.

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The Holy Spirit whom Christ sent from the Father, and the Creator Spirit who gives life to all things, are one and the same. Respect for creation, then, is a requirement of our faith: the “garden” in which we live is not entrusted to us to be exploited, but rather to be cultivated and tended with respect. The world needs the courage, hope, faith, and perseverance of Christ’s followers, as well as the fruits of the Holy Spirit: “love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.” (Gal 5:22).

Pope Francis

The Annual Report is supposed to include the major events from July 1st of one year to June 30th of the next. The first significant event for the monks — in the quietude of summer — is the Feast of Saint Benedict on July 11th. Every year on this day, the monks unobtrusively celebrate their Patron Saint, who was born in 480, and whose Rule has proved to be so wise and balanced that it has served as the foundation of practically every at-tempt at Western religious communal living for over 1,500 years. It recogniz-es that people strive for perfection but often fall well short. The Rule aims to be ‘for beginners,’ and through it even the least perfect and least able can grow in spiritual stature.

Great saints like a Benedict or an Anselm were able to seek an ecstasy or transfiguration of the ordinary. This oc-curs when insight or revelation of an underlying pattern or understanding pierces the heart and reconfigures the mind, thereby redeeming our frequently chaotic or confused ex-periences. Although constant — human daily encounters keep arriving to overwhelm this pattern of tranquility and peace — great saints are able to begin again and renew their efforts. Somehow, they have a genius sufficient to meet these continual new challenges through prayer and work.

During the peacefulness of the summer, the next import-ant liturgical feasts are the Transfiguration, on August 6th, and the Assumption, on August 15th. In His Transfigura-tion, Jesus gazes back at us with a luminous look of love that makes us desire to live His transparent beauty. Silently from Tabor’s splendor, Christ, the Savior, begs: “Become what you behold.” The Church always reveres Mary for her part in the Incarnation, and her Assumption reminds us that we too have been called to the obedience of listening so that we can be transformed, like Mary, into a new cre-ation. Mary also stands for the Church, and shows us her part, and ours, in the work of redemption. Prayer, reflec-tion, and education change what we have been that we may be transformed and become what we were not.

For Saint Anselm, all knowledge leads to true faith, and faith brings one to God. And as Pope Francis proclaims, “Respect for creation, then, is a requirement of our faith,” — so that we can be free to understand and choose the good — “the ‘garden’ in which we live is not entrusted to us to be exploited, but rather to be cultivated and tended with respect.” Creating an academic and spiritual life de-pends on the ability to attend with care to the daily practic-es of maintaining and sacralizing the body, mind, earth, and every person on the earth. This communal interrelationship is best fulfilled by crafting an interior space for silence, re-flection, and prayer — these are the basic building blocks

of a Benedictine monastic school. My thought on education is quite simple: seek truth, embrace excellence, and let knowledge speak for itself.

By the time you receive this Annual Report, the summer of 2015 will have come to an end, the new academic year (our 74th) will have begun, and I hope that we can transcend all that was ac-complished last year and plunge whole-heartedly into what is now before us — a sacred canopy of spiritual and ac-ademic transfigurations. As I have said before, by inspiring young minds, we educate our students to become moral persons, who are physically, intellectu-ally, and spiritually prepared for life in

the 21st century.It is my hope that our readers will be able to share in the

strengths and great accomplishments of this small, Bene-dictine “school of the Lord’s service.” First, I want to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Bill Crittenberger, who com-pleted his third year as Headmaster. Since he took office in 2012 as the tenth Headmaster of St. Anselm’s, Bill has led the school with warmth, with enthusiasm, and with vision. We are blessed to have him at the Abbey School.

As you will read later in this Annual Report, our Form VI students had many acceptances into prestigious colleges and universities, and I am pleased to report that our mission of academic excellence remains pre-eminent, always chal-lenging, always supportive of each and every student.

Let me now review other major events of the 2014-2015 academic and fiscal year. In late August, with 50-some dedicated teachers, administrators, coaches, and staff, the school opened its doors to 255 young scholars. Our aca-demically motivated young men broke the summer silence of our hallowed halls with high-spirited eagerness. We are grateful that among all the possible school choices, St. An-selm’s Abbey School is their preferred destination.

The Parents Association held its annual Family Picnic on September 7th with ample food, games, and other de-lights for the huge crowd of teachers, parents, children, and guests. The Association presented the school with a $10,000 check to support the Devine Million Dollar Chal-lenge. Many thanks!

The 34th Fall Scholarship Gala took place on the eve-ning of October 25th. Again, I want to thank all the parents who worked so very hard to make the Gala a success, and I especially want to thank the co-chairs, Mrs. Kay Kalhorn and Mrs. Kimberly Walhout. Certainly, I want to express my sincere gratitude to all who participated in the Gala — raising $230,356 to help us meet the Devine Million Dol-lar Challenge for the Endowed Scholarship Fund. That evening, our honorees were Mrs. Patricia Caulfield and her

Dear Alumni, Parents, Students, Benefactors, and Friends of St. Anselm’s Abbey and School:

President’s MessageContinuing our Benedictine Tradition

August 6th, 2015 + Feast of the Transfiguration


late husband, Donald, for their 50 years of support to Cath-olic education. Our other honoree was Ms. Tamara Brown, the school’s Secretary and Registrar, for her 25 years of steadfast service to St. Anselm’s. And may I now encourage you to mark your calendars for our 35th Gala, “The Beach Ball,” on Saturday, October 24, 2015.

The Alumni Office, under the direction of Lawrence Hamm, ’68, had a full schedule of well-attended events. The annual Career Day was held on September 15th, when distinguished alumni shared their knowledge and expertise with our Fifth and Sixth Form students. On October 29th, the very competitive Damian Crane, ’55, Memorial Pool Tournament & Happy Hour was held at the Rocket Bar in Northwest DC. The perennial singles champ, George Mattingly, ’56, continued his winning streak. Nesti Arene, ’99, was the alumni half of the winning doubles team. This was followed on November 29th by the traditional Thanks-giving Memorial Mass and Alumni-Varsity Basketball Game. Bravo to the Alumni Panthers for their victory!

Once again I was fortunate to visit alumni nationwide. In the summer of 2014, I held Alumni Gatherings in: Chica-go - Charles Callanan, ’69, Charles Falzon, ’96, Xan Vong-sathorn, ’05; Reno - Janice Bertozzi (mother of Jason White, ’97); San Francisco (Palo Alto) - Sean Brennan, ’73, David Burke, ’84, Matt Tierney, ’84, Tom Cunningham, ’86, Josh Goldberg, ’88, Patrick Kenny, ’91; Los Angeles - Bruce Lloyd ’65, Al Hansen, ’72, Matt Dickie, ’94; San Diego (Rancho Santa Fe) - Mike Fleming, ’58, Brian Devine, ’59, Pierre Mailloux, ’80, Duff Pickering, ’80, Kevin A’Hearn, ’86; Las Vegas - James and Lynn Casimir (parents of Jeff, ’99); and Honolulu - James Potemra,’82, Joe Resing, ’82 (all the way from Seattle), Robert Hatch, ’83. Each of these meetings was small with varying class years, but each gradu-ate expressed his deep gratitude for the education and “char-acter formation” he received at St. Anselm’s.

Then in late January 2015, I went to Boston for the Model United Nations Conference where I also met up with three younger alumni — Conor Hearn, ’13, Tom Zorc, ’09, and Christian Schorn, ’09. In the first week of February, Richard Stafford, ’53, generously hosted Head-master Bill Crittenberger, 15 alumni, and me at the River Club in New York City. Each alumnus had a personal and vibrant story of his own, filled with fond memories and an-ecdotes of their days at St. Anselm’s.

The Alumni Association held its sixth Annual All-Alum-ni Reunion on the weekend of April 25th. That Saturday morning, over a hundred runners competed in the St. An-selm’s Family 5K Run/Walk in Memory of Peter Samp, ’08. Afterwards, 150 students, alumni, parents, friends, and monks had a magnificent picnic lunch. That evening, 120 alumni and guests filled the Commons at a fantastic ban-quet during which David Missar, ’83, was the recipient of the Abbot Alban Boultwood, OSB, Award for his 25 years of tireless service to the Alumni Association and the school. Silver Medals were presented to alumni who grad-uated 25 years ago, and Gold Medals were bestowed upon Henry Asbill, John Seater, Paul Warring, Mark Oliver, and Christopher Werner commemorating their 50th anniversa-ry. Needless to say, I want to thank Tim May, ’83, Presi-dent of the Alumni Association, and all the members of the Alumni Board for the love they show for their alma mater and for their exemplary labora on its behalf.

On June 1st, the 22nd Annual St. Anselm’s Abbey School Golf Outing was held at the Glenn Dale Coun-try Club. At noon on a very warm day, 68 golfers were treated to a picnic lunch before tee-off. Around 5:00 p.m., a rapidly moving thunderstorm caused the more cautious golfers to return to the clubhouse. However, others played through the storm and finished all 18 holes. Joining the

usual suspects who attend each year was a vast group of new golfers including alumni, parents, and current students. Some of the more seasoned alumni participating were Fred Tansill, Jim Beirne, and Robert Branson from the Class of 1966, and Peter Szegedy-Maszak from the Class of 1968. Our younger players brought enthusiasm — James Mc-Feeters, ’14, and his brothers Quinn, Form V, and Ryan, Form II; Carlo Pizzano, Form II, along with his brother CJ, who graduated this year; from Form IV, Tyler Pirovic, George Anninos, Evan Schoomaker, and Ben Hicks; and Anthony Pairo, Form V. The winning foursome, our bas-ketball coach, Paul Grenaldo, his son, David, Eric Dick-man, ’91, and John MacArthur, went home triumphant.

After the post-tournament dinner, the Alumni Associa-tion announced a gift of $15,000 for the scholarship fund. We are most indebted to Patrick Caulfield and the Coakley Williams Construction Company for being our major spon-sor. And of course, I want to thank Patrick Attridge, ’74, for his 21 consecutive years of chairing this event.

The school hosted two events for Form VII Forever, our Past Parents social organization. The first gathering took place at the Christmas Concert on December 6th with a cocktail and cheese reception. The second event was a Mass and brunch on February 22nd. Fr. Michael Hall, OSB,’ 56, school chaplain, preached; these parents of alumni braved the snow and ice to join in our Lenten Liturgy. Afterwards, I forbade anyone to slip and fall on the treacherous ice as we made our way down to the Commons to partake of an ample hot breakfast with platters of cluttered delectables.

As President of the school, I would like to take this op-portunity to thank our Chair of the Board of Trustees, Mrs. Sylvia Mahaffey, for her tireless work. Likewise, I want to thank all the members of the Board of Trustees for their dedicated service to St. Anselm’s Abbey School. George Wright, ’62, whose terms expired in June, deserves special recognition for his labor of love.

I also want to thank Mrs. Jane Sherman, the President of the Parents Association, and all the parents who served so generously over this past year on a full calendar of vital and time-consuming projects and events.

Most importantly, I must speak about the Devine Fam-ily Challenge. With the help of many, many donors and benefactors, the school was able to raise $1 million by the end of December to meet the Devine Family Challenge. In February, Brian Devine, ’59, sent the school a million-plus dollars’ worth of stock. As a result, $2 million dollars were added to the Endowed Scholarship Fund, which is per-manently restricted to help need-based students. Again, I want to thank each and every one of you for choosing St. Anselm’s Abbey School as one of your top philanthropic priorities. Praise the Lord!

Finally, in the 2014-2015 fiscal year, Mrs. Kimber-ly Walhout of our Development Office told me that the school, in all of our fundraising efforts — Fall Scholarship Gala, Annual Fund, the Devine Challenge — “collected” $2,290,432.38! A list of donors and gifts can be found later in this Annual Report. Without your prayers and benefac-tions, this Benedictine Abbey and School in the Nation’s Capital could not survive. Know that the monks pray daily for you and your families.

Pax in Sapientia,

Fr. Peter Weigand, OSBPresident


Headmaster’s LetterDear Members of the St. Anselm’s Community:

Having concluded my third year as the headmaster of this remark-able school, I have learned a few things along the way, one of which is how much I have yet to learn. This, in and of itself, is a good reason to be excited about being here, for it is in the learning well that we may go on to teach, mentor, and respond to others well. Always we begin again.

The following are examples of why I and all of us who toil optimis-tically and joyfully in the vineyards of St. Anselm’s are excited about the start of any new school year: 1) ever-probing and engaging stu-dents; 2) accomplished and devoted colleagues; 3) supportive and ap-preciative parents, present and past; 4) ever-humble and ever-available alumni; 5) wise and circumspect Board members; and 6) gracious and even-handed monks — beacons of goodness and light who have made, and continue to make, this place a special and unparalleled learning community. Whether through your thoughts and prayers, time and talent, financial support, and every combination thereof, thank you, community members, for helping to keep this loving, nurturing, challenging, thriving, and happy place a school where talented boys are molded, as wax, into exemplary men.

Any young man who is the right fit for St. Anselm’s should, and would, want to be here — even if only for a year — because even in a year’s time an Abbey Boy’s journey toward character and self-awareness has begun. Here, he makes meaningful inroads into finding out more about himself and into wanting to make a difference in the world around him — you should hear the Form A parents rave about their son’s seismic transformation in nine short months!

This also goes for young men nearing the end of their high school career. For the past two years, we have admitted students new to the school for their senior year. This may in theory sound like a questionable di-rection to take, especially considering we are the antithesis of a cookie-cutter, “one size fits all” school, but in the case of both of these young men, they fit in immediately, contributed significantly to both academics and to extra-curricular activities, and made lifetime friends with a wide array of classmates, in addition to being well-liked and well-received by younger boys and the faculty alike.

Many excellent and highly reputable schools around town, rightly, may have said “no thanks, it’s simply not something that we do” to a family inquiring about the possibility of a senior-year matriculation, but in our case, taking into consideration the circumstances and exigencies behind said possibilities, we took a discerning look, and then took the plunge…which has made all the difference! One boy’s family had lived overseas for the previous 20 years and had been reassigned stateside recently for what would be his senior year; and the other, a boy whose previous school simply couldn’t offer the robust program of studies for which he was prepared and which he deserved during his senior year. Our “yes” in both cases was the right thing to do and, happily, both young men flourished as part of the community of learners and teachers at our schools.

Our view is that given the right circumstances and student “fit,” any time at the Abbey is better than no time at all. It is because our community looks individually at each situation — and because we believe that all of God’s children are poised to make a mark on their surroundings as they are finding themselves — that anything is possible.

The symbiosis of this juxtaposition of fit and ability to embrace a wide variety of young men in their uniqueness works, I believe, because of the countless things that are going on at St. Anselm’s, both typ-ical and the atypical. All this is grounded in the stability of a 1,500-year-old way of life, one in which the monastery’s inhabitants — men who have devoted themselves to this profound calling and its lifetime commitment to living, and dying, here — provide both a symbolic and a very real anchoring point for one and all: newcomer, short-timer, and those who are here for a lifetime.

Pax in Sapientia,

William T. Crittenberger Headmaster


Chair’s Report

It is a great pleasure to have this opportunity to report on the many successes of the St. Anselm’s Abbey School during this 2014-2015 school year. The school continues to fulfill its longstanding tradition of developing the minds, bodies, and spirits of its students.

Leadership and EnrollmentThroughout this past year, the school has continued to benefit from the excellent leadership of our president, Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB, and our headmaster, Bill Crittenberger, who has just completed his third year in that position. Under Bill’s strong leadership, enrollment has increased each year, putting the school on a firmer financial footing. I am pleased to be able to announce that for the next academic year, enrollment will be at least 260 students, which meets — earlier than expected — the enrollment goal established in the Board’s five-year strategic plan.

Academic ExcellenceAs always, the academic successes this past year were many, and St. Anselm’s continues to be well-known locally and nationally for high academic achievement. Our talented and dedicated faculty continues to create a stimulating learning environment that challenges our students and keeps them engaged. Students again excelled in national exams in a wide range of subjects, from modern and classical languages to science to history, while the It’s Academic team reached the semi-finals.

Board Membership and ActivitiesFor the first time in several years, the membership of the Board will remain almost entirely consistent, with only one trustee leaving the Board. The Board is grateful to Mr. George Wright, ’62, for his faithful and dedicated service and for the many insights he offered during his term of office. We are pleased to announce that Mr. Patrick Granfield, ’99, will be joining the Board this fall. Mr. Granfield is an accomplished speechwriter who has worked for John Kerry and Rahm Emmanuel and who is currently working at the Department of State as special advisor and speechwriter for General John R. Allen.This year, the Board has added two new committees. The Strategic Planning and Vision Committee will

Dear Members of the St. Anselm’s Community:

2014-2015 Board of Trustees

take the lead in working with the community at large in developing the school’s new five-year strategic plan. The Facilities Committee’s role encompasses not only evaluation and oversight of maintenance requirements, but also ongoing assessments of facilities in light of the school’s evolving needs.

FundraisingThe generosity of alumni, past and current parents, and other members of the St. Anselm’s community produced a $2 million addition to the St. Anselm’s Endowed Scholarship Fund thanks to: 1) the wider community meeting the challenge set by Mr. Brian Devine, ’59, and his family by raising $1 million for the school’s Endowed Scholarship Fund during 2014; and 2) Mr. Devine matching that amount by contributing stock valued at more than $1 million to the endowment. Above and beyond these more than $2 million of contributions directed specifically into the Endowed Scholarship Fund, the school also received sufficient contributions to this year’s Annual Fund to exceed the budgeted amount. These achievements, which significantly strengthen the school’s financial foundation, are all the more remarkable because the selective nature of the St. Anselm’s program means that its donor community is also relatively small.

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A St. Anselm’s education is a lifelong gift, offering young men the opportunity not just for academic development but for moral and spiritual development as well. Thanks to the school’s strong leadership, increasing enrollment, excellent academics, active Board, and loyal and gener-ous donors, St. Anselm’s is able to continue to strive to make that gift available to all qualified applicants, regard-less of their financial situation.

Sincerely,

Sylvia MahaffeyChair of the Board of Trustees


2014-2015Summary of GivingAnnual Gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey SchoolAnnual Fund Gifts Designated for the School’s Overall Budget 622 gifts $217,897

Annual Fund Gifts Designated for Scholarship Financial Aid 215 gifts $48,498

Annual Fund Gifts Designated for Faculty Compensation and Development 44 gifts $16,985

Restricted Annual Gifts (including named scholarships and other gifts) 22 gifts $101,831

Annual Gifts to St. Anselm’s AbbeyAnnual Fund Gifts Designated for St. Anselm’s Abbey 126 gifts $44,215

Endowment GiftsGifts to the Endowment Fund 470 gifts $1,662,657(including Devine Challenge gifts July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015)

Development EventsFall Scholarship Gala Gross Receipts 544 gifts $230,356

Total 2014-2015 Gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey School $2,322,439(including gifts to the Annual Fund designated for St. Anselm’s Abbey)

Reflects all gifts received between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015.

Recently, a friend of mine whom I met in college told me, “I wish I had gone to St. Anselm’s. I know only three people who went there, but they are three of the most trustworthy people I have ever met. I have to think that was because of St. Anselm’s.”

In retrospect, there was a subject I was taught at St Anselm’s that you won’t find in any course syllabus. However, I now realize, it was taught in every class. It was called character. St. Anselm’s does a magnificent job of teaching it.

Now, I give to St. Anselm’s Abbey School so that the current generation of deserving young men can benefit from the same character-forming opportunity that I had.

Albert Hansen, ’72

Why I give...


2014-2015Leadership Gifts

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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bell

Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Borger

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Branson, ’66

Mr. David C. Burke, ’84 and Ms. Kelly McGann

Coakley Williams Construction

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Colby, ’64

Mr. Michael J. Corrigan, ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Creighton

Mr. and Mrs. Mario de Zamaroczy

Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Devine, ’59

Dr. Leo D. Eskin, ’76 and Ms. Kathy Alexander

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66

Ferris Family Foundation

Mr. David Grimm, ’80

Mr. Albert L. Hansen, ’72 and Ms. Karen M. Muller

Mr. David A. Harnett, ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Kearney, ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Kinnaird, ’80

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Landau

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Landers

Mr. James P. Lucier, Jr., ’82

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley D. Lytle

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mahaffey

Mrs. Elizabeth Mariani

Mrs. Adeline J. Nolan

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Nolan, ’76

Mrs. Nancy Opalack

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. O’Rourke

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schissel, ’84

Mr. and Mrs. Erich T. Schwartz

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Slimp, II

St. Anselm’s Abbey School Parents Association

Mr. C. R. Stafford, ’53

The James M. Johnston Trust

United Way of the National Capital Area

W. O’Neil Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Werderitsch

Mr. John D. Winters, ’48

Mr. Paul Yde and Ms. Sarah Elder

Drs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

St. Anselm’s Abbey School would like to highlight the very generous donations of those whom we list below. These persons, families, corporations, and foundations have chosen to provide individual leadership gifts in the amount of $5,000 or greater. Those included here also appear later in this Report under the various funds and campaigns they have chosen to support at St. Anselm’s Abbey School.


Annual FundCircles of Giving

Founder’s Circle Gifts of $10,000 and aboveAnonymousFerris Family FoundationUnited Way of the National

Capital Area

Abbot’s Circle Gifts of $5,000 and above Coakley Williams ConstructionMr. and Mrs. Jonathan E.

Colby, ’64Mr. Timothy Finn and

Ms. Patricia WarrenRev. T. Ansgar LaczkoMr. and Mrs. Bradley D. LytleMr. and Mrs. C. Larry O’RourkeMr. and Mrs. Anthony J.

WerderitschDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

St. Anselm’s Abbey School recognizes donors for their participation in annual fund and support of the school. Gifts listed are from individuals, corporations, foundations, and other organizations and directed through the Annual Fund to one or more of four designations: the school’s overall budget, current-year financial aid, boilers and athletic improvements, and support of the monastic community. Annual Fund gifts received during the fiscal year July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015 are recognized in the following sections. NB: Gifts to the Devine Matching Challenge, endowment, named scholarships, Fall Scholarship Gala, and other events are listed separately.

President’s Circle Gifts of $2,500 and aboveMr. and Mrs. Andrew L. CreightonMr. and Mrs. Stan DaberkowMr. and Mrs. Raymond S. DolgertMr. P. Scott Feira and

Ms. Amy CarterMr. Marc A. Mander, ’93Mr. Keith Miller and Ms. Crystal LeeMr. and Mrs. J. Paul MolloyDr. and Mrs. Jogues R. Prandoni, ’62Mr. Francis T. Vincent, Jr.

Headmaster’s Circle Gifts of $1,000 and above

Mr. and Mrs. Peter AbbruzzeseHon. and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. BarnettDrs. John and Catherine Benedetto

Mr. Edward A. BlickMr. Pierre D. Boehler, ’76Mr. and Mrs. Jerry BokowMr. and Mrs. James E. Boland, Jr., ’67Hon. Clifford Bond and

Hon. Michele BondMr. Sean Brennan, ’73 and

Ms. Alice Fischer-ColbrieDr. Arthur L. Burnett, II, ’80Dr. Michael Cappello, ’80 and

Ms. Kerry RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Castellan, ’75Mrs. Mary B. CockerhamMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. CoffinMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. CraigMr. and Mrs. Roger J. CrainMr. James M. CraverMr. and Mrs. William DarishData Works Incorporated

Form II students Carlo Pizzano and Kyle Whitlock watch a shot by classmate John Commins go in against Sandy Spring Friends School. The Middle School A Basketball team took first in its league for the third year in a row.


Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. DeCarloMr. and Mrs. Vahe A. Dombalagian, ’91Dr. Paul C. Domson, Jr., ’86 and

Dr. Kelly DomsonMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. DukeEdna P. Jacobsen Charitable

Trust for Animals, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. FlanaganMr. Brian Foucart and

Ms. Julia McClungMr. and Mrs. Richard C. GarnerDr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gasser, Jr.Drs. James and Jean Goodwin, ’63Dr. and Mrs. Reid H. Hansen, ’68Mr. Frank Henneburg and

Ms. Sharon FreyDr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Hillig, ’52Mr. James Hohman and

Ms. Marian HaleMr. John S. Huitema, ’81Mr. Thomas Husted and

Dr. Inés BustilloMrs. Eleanore L. KeeganDr. Michael Laskowski and

Dr. Carol DeFrancesMiss Beatrice MackenzieMr. and Mrs. Paul MacoMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyDr. John P. Martin and

Dr. Mami Martin, ’87Mr. and Mrs. D. Stephen MathiasDr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mattingly, ’58Mr. Everett Mattlin and

Ms. Barbara PatockaMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. MauroDr. Patricia May and Dr. William May †Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. McMahon, ’79Dr. and Mrs. Peter MoriciMr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Muoio, ’85Mr. Edward H. Murray, ’76Ms. Cathy E. NewmanHon. and Mrs. James E. Nolan, Jr., ’50Mrs. Helene O’NeilMr. Ryan P. O’Rourke, ’86Mr. F. P. Ostronic, ’73Mr. and Mrs. B. Donovan PicardMr. and Mrs. H. D. Pickering, Jr., ’74Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. PinoMr. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Porto, ’61Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. QuasneyMr. Andrew Ray and Dr. Julie RayMr. and Mrs. Paul J. RichardsonMs. Alice M. RivlinMrs. Joan T. RomanoMr. and Mrs. John J. Ruppel, ’57Ruppert Landscape, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Ryan, ’72Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Samp

Dr. Vincent SawickiMr. Thomas SchlaflyMr. Joseph M. Schweitzer, ’00Mrs. Anne F. SheehanMr. Howard Smith and

Ms. Manuela ScarsiSt. Anselm’s Abbey School

Parents AssociationDr. Connie Swiner, III, ’77Mr. Timothy D. Taylor, ’04Mr. and Mrs. Edward W.

Treacy, III, ’85Mr. and Mrs. Roger A.

Vaughan, Jr., ’52Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Christopher S.

Werner, ’65Dr. Luke J. Whitesell , ’76 and

Ms. Catherine A. McLellanRev. George A. WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Richard B. WillettMr. and Mrs. Falan E. Yinug, ’92Ms. Suzanne Ziska

Faculty CircleGifts of $500 and above

Dr. George Adams and Dr. Deborah Tussing

Ahold Financial ServicesDr. and Mrs. David Antezana, ’85Mrs. Maryle AshleySr. Mary A. Bader, DCMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Branson, ’66Mr. Christopher Bresnahan, ’86Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. BurchardMr. Thaddeus J. Burns, ’81Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. CaballeroMr. James Cao, ’11Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. CasertanoMr. and Mrs. Terrence C.

Caulfield, ’85Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Collins, ’74Mr. Michael J. Corrigan, ’83Ms. Karen L. CoxMr. and Mrs. Steven J. CrowleyMr. and Mrs. R. M. DoddDr. John C. Edwards, ’59EScrip Program - SafewayMr. John Feeney and

Hon. Laura KennedyFrederick J. Tansill & AssociatesMr. Brian Friel and

Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-FrielMrs. Julia P. GastonGiant Food, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. GilbrideMr. James Gleason and

Ms. Cynthia Butler

Drs. Michael and Deborah GoldbergMrs. Marie-Therese HenselMr. Justin Higgins, ’88Mr. Lawrence Hilliard and

Ms. Leslie Davies-HilliardDr. and Mrs. Austin L. Hughes, ’66Mr. and Mrs. James HuitemaMs. Mary Louise KeeganMrs. Joan KinnairdMr. and Mrs. H. Adam LawrenceMrs. Dolores R. LeckeyMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lombardi, ’69Mr. Sean C. Long, ’06Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. LorentzMr. Peter J. Luciano, ’64Drs. Marcel and Valerica MaicanMrs. Carol MaimoneMr. Michael Mariani and

Ms. Annette McKee, ’88Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Marks, Jr., ’52Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. May, ’77Mr. John N. McCarthy, ’82Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. McCarthyMr. Kelly McConville and

Dr. Barry McConvilleMr. and Mrs. James McHaleMrs. Helen McNeillHon. Mark MiceliMr. John Mirvish and

Dr. Paula MirvishDr. C. David Missar, ’83 and

Ms. Katherine MonahanMr. and Mrs. Peter C. MorrealeMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. NahraNational Capital Cactus and

Succulent SocietyMr. Richard Nuanes and

Ms. Kathi SullivanPetroleum Marketing GroupMr. Ken PhelanMr. and Mrs. Mark A. Romano, ’86Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. RuddySella Family FoundationMr. Joseph J. Shiang, ’84Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sontag, ’50Mr. and Mrs. Raymond St. PierreMs. Martha StancillMr. and Mrs. John StrylowskiDr. and Mrs. Carl F. TynerMr. Christian Volz, ’70 and

Ms. Paula Jo PageMr. and Mrs. James F. Vonesh, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. WhiteMr. Bradford Willett, ’91 and

Ms. Lea WellsDr. and Mrs. Julien Worland, ’62Mr. and Mrs. Warren V. Wright

† deceased


Annual Fund Giving by ParentsClass of 2015Form VIMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. ClarkMr. and Mrs. William A. DalbecMr. Michael Huerta and

Ms. Ann SowderMr. Fernando Orrego and

Ms. Natasha LeskovsekMr. and Mrs. Raymond St. Pierre

Class of 2016Form VMr. David Binkley and

Ms. Patricia DarishMr. and Mrs. Peter CrumpMr. and Mrs. Gerred H. HoweMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. LorentzMr. and Mrs. Christian P. Maimone, ’84Mr. Kenneth Miranda and

Ms. Elena PapinaDr. Laurent Montesi and

Dr. Wenlu ZhuMr. and Mrs. Paul J. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Damien G. Stewart

Class of 2017Form IVMr. and Mrs. Eric J. BarronMr. and Mrs. Christopher R.

Dwyer, ’87Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fahey Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Flanagan

Mr. Thomas Hicks and Dr. Kathleen Hicks

Mr. Scot McBroom and Ms. Jeri Fickes

Mr. John Mirvish and Dr. Paula Mirvish

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shenk-EvansMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Walker

Class of 2018Form IIIMr. Ernest Buchanan and

Ms. Sarah EnoMr. and Mrs. Gerard A. ClarkMr. James M. CraverDr. Paul C. Domson, Jr., ’86 and

Dr. Kelly DomsonMr. and Mrs. Gregg J. FitzpatrickMs. Gina M. FortunaMr. and Mrs. Robert T. HenshawMr. and Mrs. Gerred H. HoweDr. Michael Laskowski and

Dr. Carol DeFrancesMr. and Mrs. H. Adam LawrenceMr. Keith Miller and Ms. Crystal LeeMr. and Mrs. William G.P. MonahanMr. and Mrs. Rukmal S. PereraMr. Andrew Ray and Dr. Julie Ray

Class of 2019Form IIMr. Brian Blum and

Ms. Gina DiGiuseppe

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. DukeMr. Clay Ebanks and

Ms. Kira Hayes-EbanksMr. Stuart Eisenberg and

Ms. Kathleen KildayMr. P. Scott Feira and

Ms. Amy CarterMr. Timothy Finn and

Ms. Patricia WarrenMr. Brian Friel and

Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-FrielMr. and Mrs. Gerred H. HoweMr. and Mrs. Bradley D. LytleMr. and Mrs. Paul MacoMr. and Mrs. Christian P. Maimone, ’84Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. NooneMr. and Mrs. Mark J. PinoMr. David Wiley and

Ms. Colette KeenihanMr. and Mrs. Jeremy Young

Class of 2020Form IMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. CaballeroMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. CraigMr. and Mrs. Christopher R.

Dwyer, ’87Mr. Jeffrey Flannery and

Ms. Carrie ByerMr. Brian Foucart and

Ms. Julia McClungMr. Brian Friel and

Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-FrielMr. Craig Lewis and

Ms. Jennifer Green-LewisMr. and Mrs. Nathan H. McElroyMr. and Mrs. William G.P. MonahanMr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Muoio, ’85Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. RuddyMr. and Mrs. Warren V. WrightDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

Class of 2021Form AMr. Brian Blum and

Ms. Gina DiGiuseppeMr. and Mrs. Anthony T. BurchardMr. and Mrs. Andrew E. CasertanoMr. and Mrs. Steven J. CrowleyMr. and Mrs. Nicholas D.

DeCarloMr. and Mrs. Rukmal S. PereraMr. Howard Smith and

Ms. Manuela ScarsiDrs. Glenn Bruce G. and

Adeline L. VanderverThe St. Anselm’s chess club took first place in the DC state chess championship, following an active year lead by faculty moderator Dr. Charles Downey.


Annual Fund Giving by Past ParentsMr. and Mrs. Peter AbbruzzeseMrs. Cecelia AlexanderMr. Kerry Allen and Ms. Maureen SheaMr. John Aloimonos and

Ms. Cornelia FermullerMr. and Mrs. Michael W. Ambrose, Sr.Hon. and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. BarnettDr. and Mrs. John F. Beary, IIIDrs. John and Catherine BenedettoMr. and Mrs. Richard BifflMr. William Black and

Ms. Rita Kelliher-BlackCDR Richard A. BlackfordMr. and Mrs. Webster A. BladesMr. Edward A. BlickMr. and Mrs. Donald K. BloomfieldMr. Pierre D. Boehler, ’76Mr. and Mrs. Jerry BokowHon. Clifford Bond and

Hon. Michele BondMr. and Mrs. Tom BonnerMr. and Mrs. Walter J. Bonner

Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas BorgerMr. and Mrs. Matthew BoyseMrs. Laura L. BrittonMr. and Mrs. Herbert F. BrooksMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. BroschRev. Homer Brown and

Ms. Debra Knight-BrownMr. and Mrs. Sven BurmesterMr. and Mrs. Antonino CalabroMr. and Mrs. Michael CalingaertMs. Kathleen L. CarmodyMr. Mario CasarellaMr. and Mrs. James J. CasimirMrs. Joan CastellanMr. Robert G. ChristensenMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Gerard A. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. ClementMr. Nicholas CobbsMrs. Mary B. CockerhamMrs. Barbara H. Colby †Mr. and Mrs. James R. ConnellDr. and Mrs. Pierce S. CordenMr. and Mrs. Peter CorranDr. and Mrs. Joseph A. CotruvoMs. Karen L. CoxMr. and Mrs. Roger J. CrainMr. James M. CraverMr. and Mrs. Andrew L. CreightonMrs. Sarah C. CrookeMr. and Mrs. Peter CrumpMr. and Mrs. Stan DaberkowMr. and Mrs. William A. DalbecMr. and Mrs. Cornelius DaviesMr. and Mrs. R. M. DoddMr. and Mrs. Raymond S. DolgertMr. and Mrs. J. Michael DonnellyMrs. Jill DowneyMr. and Mrs. William J. DriscollMr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edelin, Sr.Mrs. Ann M. EskinMr. Peter A. EvelethMr. and Mrs. Charles F. FafardMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. FalettiMr. and Mrs. Richard H. FarinaMr. John Feeney and

Hon. Laura KennedyMr. and Mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66Ms. Ellen FieldingMr. and Mrs. William J. FinanMrs. Elizabeth M. FlemingMr. and Mrs. Jean E. Gaetjens

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. GambleDr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gasser, Jr.Mrs. Julia P. GastonMr. and Mrs. Joseph GerberMrs. Lydia K. GifflerMr. and Mrs. Edward F. GilbrideMr. James Gleason and

Ms. Cynthia ButlerDrs. Michael and Deborah GoldbergMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamm, ’68Mr. Raymond Hankins, USAF (Ret.)

and Ms. Lisa McCurdyMr. and Mrs. J. B. HarrelsonMrs. Mary Jane HatcherDr. and Mrs. Raymond HayesMr. Frank Henneburg and

Ms. Sharon FreyMrs. Marie-Therese HenselMr. and Mrs. Douglas D. HerbertMr. Lawrence Hilliard and

Ms. Leslie Davies-HilliardMr. James Hohman and

Ms. Marian HaleMs. Zlatica HokeMr. Michael Huerta and

Ms. Ann SowderMr. and Mrs. James HuitemaMr. and Mrs. John P. HumeMr. Thomas Husted and

Dr. Inés BustilloMr. and Mrs. August A. ImholtzMr. and Mrs. John G. Johnson, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Carl JohnsonMrs. Ann-Mary KapustaMrs. Eleanore L. KeeganMrs. Joan KeenanDr. and Mrs. Francis KellyMs. Joanna A. KendrickMrs. Heléne G. KennyDr. Stephen G. KentMr. and Mrs. James R. KetchumMr. Richard Kjeldgaard and

Ms. Joan DarbyMr. Gerard Klein, Jr. and

Ms. Anne Marie Westerbaan-KleinMr. and Mrs. Dennis KlineMr. and Mrs. T. M. KnaselMr. and Mrs. John KoroulakisMr. and Mrs. Charles KrafftMr. and Mrs. David W. La VoyMr. and Mrs. John J. LandersDr. Michael Laskowski and

Dr. Carol DeFrances

Rory Coffin, ’14, Evan Schoomaker (Form IV), and Coach Steve Roush build a two-level deck as part of a week-long Appalachia Service Project in West Virginia.


Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Brieuc B. LeBigreMr. and Mrs. Michael B. LeeMr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Leitch, Jr.Dr. Richard Long and

Ms. Dolores CouttsMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyMr. and Mrs. Neville A. ManderMr. and Mrs. John MarcantonioMrs. Elizabeth MarianiMr. and Mrs. S. D. MartinMr. and Mrs. Bernard H. MartinMr. and Mrs. D. Stephen MathiasMr. Everett Mattlin and

Ms. Barbara PatockaMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. MauroDr. Patricia May and Dr. William May †Mr. and Mrs. Carl MazzaMr. and Mrs. Michael F. McCarthyMrs. Sally McCarthyMr. Paul W. McCloskeyMr. Kelly McConville and

Dr. Barry McConvilleMr. and Mrs. James McHaleMrs. Helen McNeillMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MehiganMr. Martin Mellett and

Ms. Judy Walsh-MellettMr. and Mrs. Richard MessalleHon. Mark MiceliMr. Andrew Miller and

Ms. Penelope FarthingMr. and Mrs. Matthew C. MinahanMr. Lawrence Modisett and

Ms. Ann SullivanMr. and Mrs. J. Paul MolloyMr. and Mrs. John MonizMr. and Mrs. Peter M. Montague

Dr. and Mrs. Peter MoriciMr. and Mrs. Peter C. MorrealeMrs. Karen C. MurphyMr. and Mrs. James R. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. NahraMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. NellisMs. Cathy E. NewmanMr. Richard Nuanes and

Ms. Kathi SullivanMr. Joongyul Oh and Ms. Anna RheeMr. and Mrs. George E. O’Keefe, ’60Mr. and Mrs. C. Larry O’RourkeMr. Fernando Orrego and

Ms. Natasha LeskovsekMr. and Mrs. Gerald F. OudensMr. Christopher Paganelli and

Ms. Anne LintonMr. William Palmer, III and

Dr. Elizabeth KicklighterMr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. PalumboDr. Rubina J. PatelCAPT Richard Pera and

Ms. Mary Jo RobinsonMr. Eugene F. Peters, ’47Mr. and Mrs. B. Donovan PicardMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. PocheDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. QuasneyRev. and Mrs. Edward C. Raffetto, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni RecchiaMr. and Mrs. Peter P. RispinMr. David Roderer, ’86 and

Ms. Bethany ValliereMr. and Mrs. Richard P. RodgersMr. Charles Roh, Jr. and

Ms. Maureen GevlinMrs. Joan T. RomanoMr. Jack Rose and Ms. Lorelie MastersMr. and Mrs. Robert Rudd

Mr. and Mrs. Charles RussellMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SampMrs. Marilee C. SandersHon. and Mrs. Ronald SchiffMr. and Mrs. John SchornMr. Keith Secular and Ms. Susan CatlerMs. Bridget H. SheaMrs. Anne F. SheehanMr. and Mrs. Stanley ShermanMr. Stephen G. SinclairMr. and Mrs. Perry R. SkeathMr. and Mrs. Donald E. SmithMr. and Mrs. Raymond St. PierreMs. Martha StancillMr. and Mrs. John StrylowskiMrs. Constance T. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Charles R. TaylorMs. Janice TrauschMrs. Mary K. TraverMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. TrimboliDr. and Mrs. Carl F. TynerDr. Han van Dijk and

Dr. Martha MatochaMr. James A. VidasMr. and Mrs. James F. Vonesh, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Miguel D. WalshMr. and Mrs. A. R. WalshMr. and Mrs. John M. WeaverMr. Robert Whalen and

Ms. Olya DuzeyMr. and Mrs. Peter B. WhiteDr. and Mrs. Peter L. Whitesell, ’79Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. WillettMr. and Mrs. Edward ZdankiewiczDr. and Mrs. Nicholas Zill, IIMs. Suzanne ZiskaDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

Hon. and Mrs. Patrick J. Attridge

Grandparents of Brian, ’00, Kevin, ’03, Michael, ’07, and Sean,’12, Attridge

Mrs. Sylvia ByrdGrandmother of Ellis Byrd-

Tabscott, ’14

Mrs. Dolores ColemanGrandmother of Matt, ’13, Nate, ’16

and Hayden, ’21, Dangle

Mr. and Mrs. William DarishGrandparents of Evan Binkley, ’16

Mrs. Julia P. GastonGrandmother of Matthew Palmer, ’12

Mrs. Eleanore L. KeeganGrandmother of Simon, ’03, and

James,’10, Keegan

Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. KirbyGrandparents of Edward, ’07,

Sebastian, ’10, and Phillip, ’18, Zaki

Mr. and Mrs. S. D. MartinGrandparents of Ellis Berns, ’14

Mrs. Helene O’NeilGrandmother of Brady Gradowski, ’11

Mr. and Mrs. William E. PairoGrandparents of Anthony Pairo, ’16

Mrs. Joan H. SchuckerGrandmother of John Recchia, ’13

Mrs. Phyllis C. ToliverGrandmother of Kamau, ’08, and

Ayinde, ’14, Grimes

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Vanderver, Jr.

Grandparents of Owin Vanderver, ’21

Annual Fund Giving by Grandparents

† deceased


2014-2015 Giving by AlumniClass of 1947 40%LTC and Mrs. James L.

Owens, USMC (Ret.)Mr. Eugene F. Peters

Class of 1948 25%Mr. John D. Winters

Class of 1950 57%Dr. and Mrs. James V. DingellMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. HaydenHon. and Mrs. James E. Nolan, Jr.Mr. Robert W. Pitts

Class of 1952 33%Mr. Bruce Beckert and

Ms. Vicky WoodMr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. GiulianiDr. and Mrs. Bernard J. HilligMr. and Mrs. Francis A. Marks, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Vaughan, Jr.

Class of 1953 33%Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. BetzMr. C. R. Stafford

Class of 1954 38%Mr. and Mrs. J. M. BalderstonMr. and Mrs. Alan J. BombergerDr. and Mrs. Michael A. LempMr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Ruppert, Jr.CAPT and Mrs. Jerome J.

Weber, USN (Ret.)

Class of 1955 58%Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. ClarkMr. and Mrs. William M. CorbettMr. Lawrence P. HayesMr. and Mrs. John S. HurleyMr. Anthony J. O’KeefeMr. and Mrs. Bernard V. O’Neill, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wilding

Class of 1956 38%Dr. and Mrs. George E. MattinglyMr. and Mrs. John B. RadnerMr. and Mrs. M. T. Warring, Jr.

Class of 1957 58%Mr. Richard J. DeFeliceMr. Richard L. desJardinsMr. and Mrs. Roland E. Martin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. MurphyDr. Thomas M. O’NeillDr. and Mrs. Donald E. Ralph

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ruppel

Class of 1958 54%Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. BergMr. and Mrs. John H. Davis, IIIMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. DolanMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. DorwartMr. David A. HarnettDr. and Mrs. Paul H. MattinglyMr. Michael B. Sundermeyer

Class of 1959 43%Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. DevineDr. John C. EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Richard A. MaioMr. and Mrs. Donald E. Marlowe, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. O’NeillMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Prangley

Class of 1960 31%Mr. Albert E. Branson, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. ChalmersDr. and Mrs. Jerome A. CovelDr. Timothy C. HanleyMr. Brian J. McManusDr. and Mrs. John R. MillwaterMr. Denis L. MurrayMr. and Mrs. George E. O’Keefe

Class of 1961 23%Mr. William D. Dolan, IIIMr. and Mrs. Edward J. FinanMr. and Mrs. Robert J. HaggertyMr. and Mrs. James G. NolanMr. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Porto

Class of 1962 63%Dr. F. Jackson Bryce, Jr.Mr. Paul Connolly and

Ms. Kingsley ClickMr. Guy D’Amecourt and

Ms. Marion Del PrioreMr. and Mrs. Bruce C. FullerMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. JacquesMr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Matelski, IIIMr. and Mrs. Leonard M. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey NilsonMr. and Mrs. Norman J. OliverDr. and Mrs. Jogues R. PrandoniDr. and Mrs. Julien WorlandMr. and Mrs. George M. Wright

Class of 1963 23%Mr. Raymond F. ColangeloDrs. James and Jean Goodwin

Dr. Stephen Nightingale and Dr. Elizabeth Wiley

Class of 1964 18%Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. ColbyMr. Peter J. Luciano

Class of 1965 29%Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. AsbillMr. and Mrs. Mark OliverMr. and Mrs. John J. SeaterMr. and Mrs. Paul D. WarringMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Werner

Class of 1966 40%Mr. James P. BeirneMr. and Mrs. Robert J. BransonMr. and Mrs. William A. FennellDr. and Mrs. Austin L. HughesMr. and Mrs. Juan B. IanniMr. and Mrs. Patrick KavanaughDr. Andrew Szegedy-Maszak and

Ms. Elizabeth BobrickMr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Tansill

Class of 1967 20%Mr. and Mrs. James E. Boland, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James CrowneMr. Robert Metzler and

Ms. Mary CarnevaleDr. and Mrs. George F. Schreiner

Class of 1968 29%Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence HammDr. and Mrs. Reid H. HansenMr. Raymond Hogan and

Dr. Emily PlattMr. and Mrs. Robert P. McCartinMr. Michael RoseleighMr. Gregory Smith and

Ms. Susan Watts

Class of 1969 27%Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. CallananMr. and Mrs. Kevin D. GrayMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lombardi

Class of 1970 22%Mr. Peter Chemery and

Ms. Amy HungerfordMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. de GrootMr. and Mrs. Melchor L. SuarezMr. Christian Volz and

Ms. Paula Jo Page

Class of 1971 38%Dr. and Mrs. Bruno Giordani

Note: This list includes all donations from alumni, not counting alumni dues. The numbers represent the percentage of living alumni currently in contact with the school who made contributions.


Mr. and Mrs. John G. HaagaMr. and Mrs. Paul G. KirchnerMr. John Mullan and

Ms. Denise EggersMr. and Mrs. Hugo A. OwenMr. and Mrs. Egons A. Plavnieks

Class of 1972 50%Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. AttridgeMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. CrowneMr. and Mrs. Michael E. DavittMr. Albert Hansen and

Ms. Karen MullerMr. Regis MaubreyMr. Thomas McTighe and

Dr. Denise Cornish-McTigheDr. and Mrs. Stephen G. RyanMr. Charles Sheehan and

Ms. Caroline RatcliffeMr. and Mrs. Joseph S. D. YaoMr. David Yao

Class of 1973 43%Mr. Sean Brennan and

Ms. Alice Fischer-ColbrieMr. and Mrs. Brian DavittDr. Paul Desan and Ms. Cecilia AvilaDr. George Jones and

Ms. Patricia RevilleMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Keegan, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Dennis P. KehoeMr. F. Patrick OstronicMr. and Mrs. John E. PlunketDr. Mark Smith and

Ms. Elizabeth Bloch-Smith

Class of 1974 29%Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. CollinsMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. KearneyMr. Thomas G. McEwan and

Dr. Sandra CairncrossMr. and Mrs. H. D. Pickering, Jr.Mr. James E. SharerMr. Victor Thuronyi and

Ms. Sharon Stout

Class of 1975 43%Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus P. Boland, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. CastellanMr. Joseph S. McGrathDr. James Scibilia and Dr. Suzanne

Vogel-ScibiliaMr. and Mrs. Carl R. SiebentrittMr. William G. Tompkins, Jr.

Class of 1976 47%Mr. and Mrs. Brian BaderMr. Pierre D. BoehlerDr. Leo Eskin and

Ms. Kathy AlexanderMr. Edward H. MurrayMr. and Mrs. Matthew M. NolanDr. Daniel J. ShermanDr. Peter C. TsengDr. Luke J. Whitesell and

Ms. Catherine A. McLellanDr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Yeatman

Class of 1977 44%Mr. James Arpin and

Dr. Georgann ApgarMr. and Mrs. James F. DavisMr. and Mrs. James J. HearnMr. Thomas W. KeenanDr. and Mrs. Michael W. MayDr. and Mrs. Paul NyirjesyDr. Connie Swiner, III

Class of 1978 35%Mr. Michael Conyngham and

Ms. Mary HardimanMr. and Mrs. Vincent T. CowalRev. Anthony E. GiampietroMr. Paul Ritchie and Ms. Ayn HaglerDr. Joseph Shay and Ms. Susan MattisMr. Conrad Tseng and

Ms. Candy GilesMr. Paul L. Yao

Class of 1979 9%Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. McMahonDr. and Mrs. Peter L. Whitesell

Class of 1980 39%Dr. Arthur L. Burnett, II

Dr. Michael Cappello and Ms. Kerry Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew DalyMr. Brendan Daly and Ms. Julie RasicotMr. David GrimmDr. Sean Hearn and Ms. Michelle ParraMr. and Mrs. Stephen B. KinnairdMr. Thomas MayMr. and Mrs. B. Duff Pickering

Class of 1981 35%Mr. Thaddeus J. BurnsMr. and Mrs. Dan B. CaulfieldMr. and Mrs. Eugene E. ElderMr. John S. HuitemaMr. Patrick A. JackmanMr. J. Christopher McDonoughDr. and Mrs. Edward F. Watkins

Class of 1982 41%Mr. Daniel Calingaert and

Ms. Susanna KempMr. D. Philip Cefaratti and

Ms. Debra AntoniniMr. Joseph Giffler and

Ms. Maeve CoburnMr. and Mrs. Guillaume L. HenselMr. James P. Lucier, Jr.Mr. John N. McCarthyMr. James Potemra and

Ms. Laverne PotemraMr. and Mrs. Scott P. RodenhuisMr. and Mrs. Clifford T. Thorne, III

Class of 1983 83%Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. BurnsMr. Thomas E. CoonyMr. John J. F. CorriganMr. Michael J. CorriganMr. and Mrs. C. C. FafardMr. Stephen C. FenwickDr. and Mrs. Michael M. Gorman, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. HaganMr. and Mrs. Kurt HansenMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hatch

Tournament Sponsor: Coakley & Williams Construction

Headmaster Sponsor: Ruppert Landscape

Refreshment Sponsor: Mr. F.Patrick Ostronic, ’73

Putting Green Sponsor: Domino’s

Advertising Sponsor: Frederick J. Tansill & Associates, LLC

Hole Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, ’72, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Brooks, Class of 1974, Class of 2004, the Corrigan Family, John Corrigan, ’83 Fan Club, Fleet Transportation, The Bank of Georgetown, Glenwood Electric, Heffron Company, Inc, Jefferson Millwork and Design, Sean McGowan, ’83, Dr. C. David Missar, ’83, the Pickering Family

22nd Annual Golf Outing Sponsors

F. Patrick Ostronic, ’73


Mr. Robert Herschbach and Ms. Zheng Yihua

Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. KahleMr. Charles Kippley and

Ms. Phuong TranMr. Richard G. LewisMr. Brendan P. MahaneyMr. Mark Mahaney and

Ms. Patricia MickensMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. MayMr. and Mrs. Sean R. McGowanDr. C. David Missar and

Ms. Katherine MonahanMr. Alexander J. MortonMr. Reid A. MuoioMr. and Mrs. C. Mario RussellMr. Peter A. StokesMr. A. Christopher Waddell and

Ms. Theresa Tranlong

Class of 1984 41%Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. BrittonMr. David Burke and Ms. Kelly McGannDr. Donald Jackson and

Ms. Cynthia TaylorMr. John V. KetchumMr. and Mrs. Christian P. MaimoneMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. MayMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. MizgerdMr. and Mrs. John A. SchisselMr. Joseph J. ShiangMr. Matthew J. TierneyMr. and Mrs. Gregory G. VidmarDr. Joseph Zorc and Ms. Judith Kraft

Class of 1985 58%Dr. and Mrs. David AntezanaMr. and Mrs. Christian M. BarryMr. and Mrs. Terrence C. CaulfieldMr. John H. CunninghamMr. Mattias M. GraffMr. and Mrs. John M. KellyMr. Nikolas Lanyi and Ms. Holly PeeleMr. and Mrs. John G. Miles, IIIMr. and Mrs. Ralph M. MuoioMr. Timothy Phillips and

Ms. Melissa PhillipsMr. Eric P. RiceMr. and Mrs. Edward W. Treacy, IIIMr. Edmundo Valencia and

Ms. Megan HartmanMr. Michael Yasich

Class of 1986 54%Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. BedessemMr. Paul Bonner and

Ms. Margaret GeorgeMr. Christopher BresnahanDr. Thomas T. CunninghamDrs. Paul C. and Kelly Domson, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Fedigan

Mr. James D. Filpi and Ms. Lynn Pouliot

Dr. Alexander S. IsaacMr. Benjamin Luna and

Ms. Kiki RoumelMr. and Mrs. William T. MathiasMr. Christopher J. MonsourMr. Ryan P. O’RourkeMr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ritacco, IIMr. David Roderer and

Ms. Bethany ValliereMr. and Mrs. Mark A. RomanoMr. Jared Traver and

Ms. Michelle BranéCMDR Bruce F. ValenciaMr. Timothy Wood and Dr. Barb KingMr. and Mrs. David A.

Yokoyama-Martin

Class of 1987 33%Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. CaulfieldMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. DwyerMr. and Mrs. Brian A. ElenbaasMr. David M. KnaselMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. LeeDrs. John P. and Mami MartinDr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Taleghani

Class of 1988 15%Mr. and Mrs. John B. BenedettoMr. Onnig H. DombalagianMr. Justin HigginsMr. Michael Mariani and

Ms. Annette McKee

Class of 1989 29%Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. BenedettoMr. and Mrs. John M. CrainMr. and Mrs. David P. HuitemaMr. and Mrs. Mark K. MolloyMr. and Mrs. Peter M. PowersMr. Brent H. Thomas

and Ms. Trisha Kummer

Class of 1990 32%Mr. David F. Clemmer, Jr.Mr. Edward C. CrookeMr. Patrick A. HatcherMr. Douglas L. HillMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. KetchumMr. and Mrs. Matthew L. PangaroMr. James Stanford and

Ms. Carmencita BalagtasMr. James P. Vidas

Class of 1991 33%Mr. and Mrs. Vahe A. DombalagianMr. Andrew A. EvelethMr. Christopher HumeMr. and Mrs. Patrick M. KennyMr. and Mrs. Edward R. McGeeMr. Bradford Willett and Ms. Lea Wells

Class of 1992 29%Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. BordelonMr. and Mrs. Adrian H. CrowneDr. and Mrs. F. Wickham Kraemer, IIIMr. Joseph McMahon and

Ms. Bridget KennedyMr. Benjamin K. RinehartMr. and Mrs. Falan E. Yinug

Class of 1993 25%Mr. Scott M. GallowayMr. and Mrs. Michael K. KopecMr. David B. LischerMr. Marc A. ManderDr. Michael Phipps and

Ms. Madeline Phipps-DickLTC Robert Ross and

Ms. Emanuela Targon

Class of 1994 19%Mr. Matthew R. DickieMr. Husayn-Olivier L. MoodyMr. Carl A. MoralesMr. Theodore A. Stocker

Gold: F. Patrick Ostronic, ’73, Aquarian Systems, Inc., Maryland Open MRI, the Gaetjens Family, the Dalbec Family, the Kylis Family, and the Samp Family

Silver: The Mahaffey Family and the Moniz Family

Bronze: District Orthotics & Prosthetics, Amputee Care Center, John ‘Fitz’ Kelly, ’08, Matthew Kline, ’08, the Hamm Family, the Krafft Family, the Marquette-Giacomo Family, and the Riddick Family

St. Anselm’s Family 5K in Memory of Peter Samp, ’08

Event SponsorsFamilies from the Class of 2008


Class of 1995 26%Dr. Mark H. CordenMr. Andreas KraemerMr. Paul J. MartinMr. Jeffrey L. MattlinMr. Michael RiggsMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Wilbur

Class of 1996 7%Mr. Jason Peckenpaugh and

Ms. Nancy Glass

Class of 1997 17%Mr. Jacques R. EdelinMr. Patrick B. ResingMr. Jack ShepherdMr. Patrick A. Thrasher

Class of 1998 33%Mr. Justin BonnerMr. and Mrs. Marc T. BorgerMr. and Mrs. Stanley C. BrubakerMr. Awenate CobbinaMr. Paul-Martin FossMr. Francis M. McCormickMr. Blaise MisztalMr. Michael ModisettMr. Philip B. K. Potter

Class of 1999 25%Mr. and Mrs. Santiago N. AreneMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. CasimirMr. and Mrs. R. Patrick GranfieldMr. Peter A. KendrickDr. Ryoichi Noguchi

Class of 2000 21%Dr. Pankaj K. AgarwallaMr. Kevin B. BarefootMr. Brendan E. MageeMr. and Mrs. Michael L. ManglitzMr. Joseph M. SchweitzerMr. John G. Wildt

Class of 2001 29%Dr. Adewole S. AdamsonMr. Robert C. BondMr. and Mrs. Matthew BrooksDr. Nicholas A. KessidesMr. Anderson B. PlunketMr. Matthew J. SweeneyMr. Elric O. Von EdenMr. Kevin L. WalshMr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young

Class of 2002 24%Mr. Christian A. ClanskyMr. Robert W. CobbsDr. Joseph A. Cotruvo, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William E. DolanMr. Joseph P. Mariani, III, and

Dr. Hannah MarianiMr. Alfonso E. Romero

Class of 2003 23%Mr. Kevin L. AttridgeMr. Peter H. FieldingMr. Brendan GleasonMr. Fabian E. JarrinMr. Gregory C. KastenMr. Peter D. KjeldgaardMr. Adam Roush

Class of 2004 27%Mr. Joshua G. DanielsMr. Charles W. Hamm and

Ms. Anna AhernMr. Kevin C. HudsonMr. James M. LeathersMr. and Mrs. Matthew B. LynchMr. Daniel J. MollerMr. Eugene F. Peters, IIIMr. Timothy D. TaylorMr. Miloslav Vancura

Class of 2005 56%Mr. Gregory W. AuclairMr. Matthew J. BadilaMr. Ruben R. BrownMr. Philip C. CalabroMr. Brent W. DrummondMr. Martin E. FeeneyMr. Matthew S. HallamMr. Philip L. JohnsonMr. Ian L. KennedyMr. and Mrs. Peter A. KeszlerMr. Ralph W. KettellMr. Alexander B. KrausMr. Matthew J. LongacreMr. James P. McAndrews, IVMr. and Mrs. Andrew L. McCabeMr. Eamon K. NolanMr. Blair C. O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. Sebastian E. SmootMr. Jeffrey C. TardiffMr. Xan Vongsathorn and

Ms. Catherine Farkas

Class of 2006 25%Mr. H. Timothy BrooksMr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edelin, Jr.Mr. Sean C. LongMr. Scott R. Salandy-DeFourMr. Andrew M. SchiffMr. Patrick J. SheaMr. Isidore K. Smart

Class of 2007 22%Mr. Michael J. AttridgeMr. John W. DurkeeMr. G. Thomas JansenMr. Antony I. KoroulakisMr. Kyle A. McAndrewsMr. Jamal L. McFarlaneMr. S. Harris Moriarty

Class of 2008 41%Mr. Daniel J. BlackMr. Jan L. GaetjensMr. Andrew L. HammMr. Cameron E. JacobsMr. William C. JurithMr. John F. KellyMr. Willem G. KleinMr. Matthew J. KlineMr. Martin S. KrafftMr. Colin J. MahaffeyMr. Matthew J. MonizMr. Christopher M. Persels

Class of 2009 19%Mr. Lucas F. HustedMr. Carlos E. JenningsMr. Allan A. La Grenade-FinchMr. Thomas La VoyMr. Jamsheed LovelaceMr. Robert G. RuddMr. Christian A. Schorn

Class of 2010 19%Mr. Andres AcevedoMr. Matthew M. BondMr. Robert W. Cobb, Jr.Mr. Dionysios KoroulakisMr. Richard R. PeraMr. Nicolaas M. van Dijk

Class of 2011 21%Mr. James Cao2LT John HammMr. Tomas F. HustedMr. Douglas R. KrafftMr. Atticus L. SawatzkiMr. Farrell C. SheehanMr. Brendan W. Ziebarth

Class of 2012 17%Mr. Daniel P. MageeMr. Aidan T. MehiganMr. Michael PaganelliMr. Jacob WassermanMr. Kyle J. Winkler

Class of 2013 2%Mr. Joseph H. Nahra

Class of 2014 12%Mr. Stratis O. AloimonosMr. John A. BifflMr. Robert T. HaislmaierMr. Sebastian D. MazzaMr. John G. Pera

Class of 2015 5%Mr. Nino B. Suffoletta


Fr. Austin McNamee CircleAnonymousMr. C. Richard Stafford, ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

Branson, ’66

Fr. Hugh Monmonier CircleAlice and Eugene Ford

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Daniel F.

Attridge, ’72Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas

BorgerMr. David C. Burke, ’84

and Ms. Kelly McGannMr. David A. Harnett, ’58Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B.

Kinnaird, ’80Mrs. Elizabeth MarianiMr. and Mrs. Matthew M.

Nolan,’76, and Family Mr. Francis T. Vincent, Jr.Mr. Paul Yde and

Ms. Sarah Elder

Abbot Alban Boultwood CircleMr. and Mrs. Robert B. BellMs. Janice BertozziMr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Brooks

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. CreightonMr. and Mrs. Mario de ZamaroczyMr. Albert L. Hansen, ’72 and

Ms. Karen M. MullerMrs. Heléne G. KennyMr. James P. Lucier, Jr., ’82Mr. and Mrs. Kirk J. NahraMrs. Helene O’NeilMrs. Nancy OpalackDr. and Mrs. Jogues R. Prandoni, ’62Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. SampMr. and Mrs. Erich T. SchwartzSt. Anselm’s Abbey School

Parents AssociationW. O’Neil Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John D. Winters, ’48

Abbot Aidan Shea CircleCoakley Williams ConstructionMr. Michael J. Corrigan, ’83Mr. Christopher J. Daly, ’60Dr. Leo D. Eskin, ’76 and

Ms. Kathy AlexanderMr. P. Scott Feira and

Ms. Amy R. CarterMr. and Mrs. William A.

Fennell, ’66Mr. David Grimm, ’80Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Haaga, Jr.Mr. Thomas Husted and

Dr. Inés BustilloMr. and Mrs. Stephen M.

Kearney, ’74Rev. T. Ansgar Laczko

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher LandauMr. and Mrs. John J. LandersMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyMr. Everett Mattlin and

Ms. Barbara PatockaHon. and Mrs. James E.

Nolan, Jr., ’50Dr. Eugen Pirovic and

Ms. Jean Bourne-PirovicMr. and Mrs. John J. Ruppel, ’57Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schissel, ’84Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Slimp, IISt. Anselm’s Abbey School

Alumni AssociationMr. and Mrs. Anthony J.

WerderitschDr. Luke J. Whitesell, ’76 and

Ms. Catherine A. McLellan

Monastic Scholar CircleMr. Henry Achilles and

Ms. Helen MollickMr. Christopher S. Allen, ’00AnonymousAssurant Foundation Matching GiftsHon. and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeSr. Mary A. Bader, DCBarclays CapitalMr. and Mrs. Christian M. Barry, ’85Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. BeasleyMr. and Mrs. Robert Beatson, IIMr. Brian Blum and

Ms. Gina DiGiuseppeMr. and Mrs. James E. Boland, Jr., ’67Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Brubaker

The Devine Family Endowed Scholarship Challenge

Brian, ’59, and Silvija Devine visited the school in May 2015.

One of the most impressive feats of the fiscal year was the completion of the Devine Family’s $1 Million Matching Challenge Campaign. Thanks to the generosity of the school community, we met the challenge and received a matching do-nation from the Devine Family in excess of $1 million for our Endowed Scholarship Fund.

The scholarship endowment is a funding priority for St. Anselm’s because each year it helps us to meet our scholarship aid budget without ever touching the principle. We determine the amount withdrawn using a conservative spending rule of 4% of the three-year average balance. This year, with the Fund growing to nearly $8 million in value, we expect to withdraw $239,000 in scholarship aid, 40% more than what was available last year. Eventually, when the three-year average reaches the new balance, we anticipate being able to withdraw in excess of $320,000 each year! We are immensely grateful to all those who have helped to build this lasting asset for our school, making make it possible for qualified students to receive a St. Anselm’s education.

We gratefully acknowledge all those who contributed to our Endowed Scholarship Fund through the Devine Challenge, including donations from both the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 fiscal years.

Endowed Scholarship Fund Gifts


Mr. Thanh Bui and Ms. Mary PhamMr. and Mrs. Anthony T. BurchardMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. CaballeroMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. CarpenterMrs. Joan CastellanCatholic Business NetworkMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. CaulfieldMr. and Mrs. Dan B. Caulfield, ’81Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Chalmers, ’60Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. ClementMr. and Mrs. Peter L. Collins, ’74Mr. Mark D. Commins and

Ms. Monica L. MischeMr. and Mrs. James R. ConnellDr. and Mrs. Pierce S. CordenDr. Mark H. Corden, ’95Mr. John J. F. Corrigan, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. CraigMr. and Mrs. William T. CrittenbergerMr. and Mrs. James Crowne, ’67Daisy B. Deering TrustMr. and Mrs. William DarishMr. Robert M. DeanMr. Richard L. desJardins, ’57Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B.

Diamond, ’67Mr. and Mrs. Vahe A.

Dombalagian, ’91Mr. Onnig H. Dombalagian, ’88Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. DonovanDr. John C. Edwards, ’59Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. FlanaganMr. Brian L. Foucart and

Ms. Julia R. McClungMr. and Mrs. David FullerMr. Michael A. GarnerMr. and Mrs. Richard C. GarnerMr. Brendan F. Gleason, ’03Mr. Lauren Good and

Ms. Jennifer HiebertDr. James S. Goodwin, ’63 and

Dr. Jean M. GoodwinMr. and Mrs. Edmund F. HaislmaierMr. Henry Hand and

Ms. Katherine MunchmeyerDr. and Mrs. Reid H. Hansen, ’68Mr. and Mrs. David T. HaresignMr. and Mrs. James J. Hearn, ’77Mr. Frank Henneburg and

Ms. Sharon FreyMr. and Mrs. Douglas D. HerbertMr. James M. Hermens and

Ms. Cynthia R. FinksMr. and Mrs. John K. Higgins, Jr.Mr. Raymond L. Hogan, ’68 and

Dr. Emily PlattMr. John S. Huitema, ’81Mr. and Mrs. James HuitemaMr. Christopher Hume, ’91Dr. Donald G. Jackson, ’84 and

Ms. Cynthia J. TaylorDr. Philip Joyce and Dr. Rita HiltonDr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Kalhorn

Mrs. Eleanore L. Keegan and Mr. Richard J. Keegan †

Mr. John V. Ketchum, ’84Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. KirbyMr. and Mrs. Dennis KlineMr. and Mrs. T. M. KnaselMr. and Mrs. Michael K. Kopec, ’93Mr. and Mrs. Charles KrafftMr. and Mrs. Joseph LangDr. Michael Laskowski and

Dr. Carol DeFrancesHon. and Mrs. Michael C. LemmonDr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lemp, ’54Mr. and Mrs. Cristian LibanatiMr. and Mrs. James F. Lischer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Lombardi, ’69Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Lynch, ’04Mr. and Mrs. Bradley D. LytleMr. and Mrs. Raymond A.

MacDougallMr. and Mrs. Paul MacoMr. Joseph P. Mariani, III, ’02, and

Dr. Hannah MarianiDr. John P. Martin, ’87 and

Dr. Mami MartinDr. and Mrs. Michael W. May, ’77Mr. and Mrs. James R. McFeeters, Jr.McGladrey, LLPMr. and Mrs. Brian T. McMahon, ’79Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MehiganMr. Quentin MeyerMr. Keith B. Miller and

Ms. Crystal R. LeeMr. Kenneth Miranda and

Ms. Elena PapinaDr. C. D. Missar, ’83 and

Ms. Katherine C. MonahanMr. and Mrs. John J. MitchellMr. and Mrs. John MonizMr. Carl A. Morales, ’94Dr. and Mrs. Thomas K. MorrisonMr. Reid A. Muoio, ’83 Mr. Edward H. Murray, ’76Nolan Family Charitable FoundationDr. and Mrs. Paul Nyirjesy, ’77Mr. and Mrs. C. L. O’RourkeMr. F. Patrick Ostronic, ’73Dr. Rubina J. PatelMrs. Elizabeth A. PetersMr. and Mrs. H. D.

Pickering, Jr., ’74Mr. and Mrs. Rex E. PingleMr. Robert W. Pitts, ’50

Mrs. Kathryn K. PowersMr. Andrew Ray and Dr. Julie RayMr. and Mrs. Giovanni RecchiaMrs. Karen ReedMr. and Mrs. Paul J. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. John A. RiggsMr. Paul R. Ritchie, ’78 and

Ms. Ayn HaglerMrs. Joan T. RomanoRuppert Landscape, Inc.Dr. Vincent SawickiMr. and Mrs. John L. SchmittDr. and Mrs. Eric SchoomakerMr. James E. Sharer, ’74Mr. Charles J. Sheehan, ’72 and

Ms. Caroline RatcliffeMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. ShermanMr. and Mrs. Raymond St. PierreCOL and Mrs. Mark F. SwentkofskeDr. Connie Swiner, III, ’77Dr. Andrew S. Szegedy-Maszak, ’66

and Ms. Elizabeth BobrickMr. Timothy D. Taylor, ’04Mr. Matthew J. Tierney, ’84Mr. and Mrs. Edward Treacy, Jr.Dr. Mark Turner and

Dr. Sybil TaskerMrs. Donna Tydings and FamilyDr. and Mrs. Carl F. TynerDr. Han van Dijk and

Dr. Martha MatochaMr. and Mrs. Roger A.

Vaughan, Jr., ’52Mr. and Mrs. Paul VongsathornMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Stratford C. WallaceMr. David Wasserman and

Ms. Susan GinsbergMr. and Mrs. Christopher S.

Werner, ’65Mr. Robert Whalen and

Ms. Olya DuzeyMr. John G. Wildt, ’00Mr. Bradford Willett, ’91 and

Ms. Lea A. WellsMr. Donald Winkler and

Ms. Carolyn WinterMr. Kevin A. Wood, ’80 and

Ms. Rosa PrietoDr. and Mrs. Timothy J.

Yeatman, ’76Mr. W. Young and

Ms. Mary SheridanDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

† deceased

Devine Challenge Donors

An Endowment for Nowand TOMORROW

2014 CHALLENGE


Additional Donors3C Complete Commercial Cleaning, LLCMr. Rafael Acevedo and Ms. Gabriela PardoMr. George AckermanMs. Diane Adger-JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Edward Adjei-PrempehDr. Pankaj K. Agarwalla, ’00Dr. and Mrs. David Antezana, ’85Mr. and Mrs. Santiago N. Arene, ’99Mrs. Irene ArpinMr. and Mrs. Peter W. AsmuthMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Attridge, ’03Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. BabendreierMr. and Mrs. Brian Bader, ’76Bank of America Matching GiftsMr. Michael Barich and

Ms. Joan SlonczewskiDr. Margaret BarronDr. and Mrs. Robert D. BarryMr. and Mrs. Robert L. BarryMr. Gregory M. Baruch and

Ms. Karen M. McCormickMs. Maureen A. BeaboutMr. Bruce E. Beckert, ’52 and

Ms. Vicky WoodMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Bedessem, ’86Mr. and Mrs. James C. BehMr. and Mrs. John B. Benedetto, ’88Dr. and Mrs. Pablo C. Benitez-PonceMs. Hypathia BernalesMr. Richard Best, Jr. and Ms. Alison LuchsMr. and Mrs. John O. BeverlyMr. and Mrs. Richard BifflMr. David Binkley and Ms. Pat DarishMr. Daniel J. Black, ’08CDR and Mrs. Richard A. BlackfordMr. and Mrs. Donald K. BloomfieldMr. Pierre D. Boehler, ’76Mr. Robert C. Bond, ’01Mr. Matthew M. Bond, ’10Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. BonnerMrs. Silva BontaMs. Gloria BooneMr. and Mrs. Marc T. Borger, ’98Drs. Ron and Dina BorzekowskiBowie Area SinglesMr. and Mrs. Charles BragaleMr. Christopher C. Bragale, ’11Mr. Albert E. Branson, Jr., ’60Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. BraunMs. Cindy Brendan and Mr. Will BenzingMr. Christopher Bresnahan, ’86Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brooks, ’01Rev. Homer Brown and

Ms. Debra Knight-BrownMs. Tamara BrownMr. Kirk D. Brown and Ms. Carol RamirezMs. Elizabeth R. BrownMr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Brubaker, ’98Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. BruntragerDr. F. Jackson Bryce, Jr., ’62Mr. Ernest Buchanan and Ms. Sarah EnoDr. Arthur L. Burnett, II, ’80Mr. Patrick Burns and Ms. Mary SuffolettaMr. and Mrs. Eric H. Burns, ’83Mr. and Mrs. L. R. BurokerMr. and Mrs. Ellis M. Butler, Jr.Mrs. Sylvia ByrdMr. Daniel Calingaert, ’82 and

Ms. Susanna KempMr. and Mrs. Michael CalingaertMr. and Mrs. Charles F. Callanan, ’69Mr. John Carr and Ms. Suchitra Balachandran

Mr. and Mrs. Mario CasarellaMr. and Mrs. Andrew E. CasertanoMr. and Mrs. James J. CasimirMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Castellan, ’75Mrs. Patricia A. CaulfieldMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Caulfield, ’87Mr. and Mrs. Terrence C. Caulfield, ’85Ms. Maureen CaulfieldDrs. Mario E. and Susana M. CerritelliMs. Susan A. ChapinDr. Anita C. ChernovitzMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cholis Jr.Mr. Tapio Christensen and

Ms. Jennifer DeMayoMs. Wendy M. CimmetMr. Christian A. Clansky, ’02Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. ClarkDr. and Mrs. Marco ClarkMr. and Mrs. Gerard A. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. CoffinDr. and Mrs. Joel M. CohenMr. and Mrs. John ColemanMr. and Mrs. John T. CollinsMr. and Mrs. Michael G. ColvinMrs. Mary ComminsMr. and Mrs. Paul ComminsMr. and Mrs. Albert Conerly, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. ConnellyMr. Paul R. J. Connolly, ’62 and

Ms. Kingsley W. ClickMr. and Mrs. Kurt M. ConradMr. Thomas E. Coony, ’83Ms. Martel S. CooperDr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Covel, ’60Ms. Karen L. CoxMr. and Mrs. Roger J. CrainMr. and Mrs. John M. Crain, ’89Mr. James M. CraverMr. and Mrs. Daniel T. CrockerMr. and Mrs. Steven J. CrowleyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Crowne, ’72Mr. and Mrs. Peter CrumpMr. and Mrs. Robert G. CullenDr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Cunningham, ’86Mr. Robert A. DahlMr. and Mrs. William A. DalbecMr. Brendan Daly, ’80 and

Ms. Julie M. RasicotMr. and Mrs. Mark H. DangleMr. and Mrs. J. C. DanielMr. and Mrs. John H. Davis, III, ’58 Ms. Lorraine DayMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. de Groot, ’70Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. DeCarloMr. Patrick M. Decker, ’02, and

Mrs. Blair Warner Decker Mr. Richard J. DeFelice, ’57Mr. John A. DeferrariMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dellapa, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. DerosaDr. Paul H. Desan, ’73 and

Ms. Cecilia AvilaMr. John Detzner and Ms. Barbara StobMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. DiLeonardoDistrict Amputee Care Center, LLCMr. Arthur J. DockMr. and Mrs. R. M. DoddMr. and Mrs. Edward C. DolanMr. William D. Dolan, III, ’61Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dolan, ’02Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Dolan, ’58Dr. Paul C. Domson, Jr., ’86 and

Dr. Kelly DomsonMr. and Mrs. James R. DonaldMr. and Mrs. Brian DonawaMr. and Mrs. J. Michael Donnelly

Mr. and Mrs. William J. DriscollMr. Anthony DuComb and

Ms. Robin IsenbergMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. DukeMr. and Mrs. Sotiraq DunellariMr. and Mrs. Tom DunlaveyMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Dwyer, ’87Mr. Clay Ebanks and Ms. Kira Hayes-EbanksMr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edelin, Sr.Mr. Stuart Eisenberg and

Ms. Kathleen KildayMr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Elder, ’81Mrs. Hajnalka EnzelMr. and Mrs. Erin Ersenkal, ’94Mrs. Ann M. EskinMr. and Mrs. Peter A. EvelethMr. and Mrs. C. C. Fafard, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. FalettiMr. and Mrs. Richard H. FarinaMr. LuGene FarruggioMr. and Mrs. Thomas FavretMr. Anthony Fazio and

Ms. M. Ellen O’NeillMr. John Feeney and Hon. Laura KennedyMr. and Mrs. Padraic B. FennellyMr. and Mrs. Robert L. FentonMr. Peter H. Fielding, ’03Mr. James D. Filpi, ’86 and

Ms. Lynn PouliotMr. and Mrs. Peter V. FilpiMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Finan, ’61Mr. Timothy Finn and Ms. Patricia WarrenMr. and Mrs. Peter H. FisherMr. Patrick Fitzgerald and

Ms. Susan Graham-FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Gregg J. FitzpatrickMr. and Mrs. Dennis FlanneryMr. Jeffrey Flannery and Ms. Carrie ByerMr. Michael L. Fleming, ’58Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Fleming, ’66 Ms. Vivian FoggMr. Richard Foley and Ms. Cheryl PetersonMr. Jonathan R. Foley, ’76 and

Ms. Karen BaehlerMr. and Mrs. Robert T. FossMr. Paul-Martin Foss, ’98Mr. and Mr. Michael D. FoutchFrederick J. Tansill & AssociatesMr. Brian Friel and

Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-FrielMr. and Mrs. Frank FuentesMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. GambleMrs. Gloria W. GarnerMr. and Mrs. George GarveyMrs. Julia P. GastonMr. Stephen C. Gavin, ’12The GE FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph GerberMr. and Mrs. John F. GerretyMs. Carol GiacomoMr. and Mrs. J. M. GidleyMr. Joseph K. Giffler, ’82 and

Ms. Maeve M. CoburnMrs. Lydia K. GifflerGilbane Building CompanyMr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Giuliani, ’52Mr. and Mrs. Raul A. GonzalezMr. Adam Good, ’16Ms. Grace GoodellDr. and Mrs. Michael M. Gorman, Jr., ’83Mr. and Mrs. Mattias M. Graff, ’85Ms. Ann P. GrayMr. Robert Greiner and

Ms. Kate HarringtonMr. James Grimaldi and Ms. Niki CollinsMs. Carolyn W. Gullatt



Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hagan, ’83Mr. Matthew S. Hallam, ’05Mr. and Mrs. Mark HallamMr. Andrew L. Hamm, ’08Mr. Charles W. Hamm, ’04 and

Ms. Anna AhernMr. Raymond Hankins, USAF (Ret.) and

Ms. Lisa McCurdyMr. Antthony M. HankinsDr. Timothy C. Hanley, ’60Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Hansen, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. HardieMr. and Mrs. J. B. HarrelsonMs. Gloria HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hatch, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie HaydenMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Hayden, ’50Dr. and Mrs. Raymond HayesMs. Susan E. HayesMs. and Mr. Kathleen M. HealyDr. Sean Hearn, ’80 and Ms. Michelle ParraHeffron Company, Inc.Ms. Lorraine M. HenryMr. and Mrs. Robert T. HenshawMr. Robert A. Herschbach, ’83 and

Ms. Zheng YihuaMr. Thomas W. Hicks and

Dr. Kathleen HicksMrs. Loretta M. HigginsDr. and Ms. Russell R. HillMr. Lawrence Hilliard and

Ms. Leslie Davies-HilliardMr. Blake HollingerMr. and Mrs. Randall J. HoltzMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. HornyakMr. Richard HoughtonMr. and Mrs. Gerred H. HoweMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. HudsonMr. Kevin C. Hudson, ’04Mr. Michael Huerta and Ms. Ann SowderDr. and Mrs. Austin L. Hughes, ’66Mr. and Mrs. David P. Huitema, ’89Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel HurdMr. Lars S. Hydle, ’92Mr. and Mrs. Juan B. Ianni, ’66IBM Employee Services CenterDr. Alexander S. Isaac, ’86Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Jacques, ’62Mr. Matthew J. Jasinski, ’07 and

Ms. Sarah JasinskiMr. and Mrs. Charles JenningsMs. Daisy JohnsMr. and Mrs. John G. Johnson, Jr.Mr. Jonathan JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Murray L. Johnston, IIIDr. Meta D. JonesMs. Renee JonesDr. Larry JosephMr. and Mrs. Steven W. Kahle, ’83Mrs. Glenda KamosaMr. and Mrs. David KaneMrs. Ann-Mary KapustaMr. Peter KauffmanMr. and Mrs. Patrick Kavanaugh, ’66Mr. Thomas Keary and

Hon. Ann O’Regan KearyMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Keegan, Jr., ’73Ms. Florence R. KeenanMr. and Mrs. John V. KellyMr. John F. Kelly, ’08Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Kenny, ’91Mr. Paul Kervin and Ms. Elaine SaraoDr. Nicholas A. Kessides, ’01Mr. and Mrs. James R. KetchumMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Ketchum, ’90Mr. Samir Khuller and Ms. Kalyani Chadha

Mrs. Joan KinnairdMr. Charles J. Kippley, ’83 and

Ms. Phuong TranMr. Richard Kjeldgaard and

Ms. Joan DarbyMr. Peter D. Kjeldgaard, ’03Mr. Matthew J. Kline, ’08Mr. David M. Knasel, ’87Dr. Juliana S. Kopec

Mr. Dionysios J. Koroulakis, ’10Mr. and Mrs. Slawomir KorzanMr. and Mrs. Sahr KpundehMr. Andreas Kraemer, ’95Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. KrafftDr. and Mrs. James J. KrebsMr. Jeffrey KrulwichDrs. Arvo and Thea KuddoDr. and Mrs. Gregory K.

KumkumianMs. Kristy Kyl-GavinMr. and Mrs. James KylisMr. Thomas E. La Voy, ’09Mr. Glenn Lammi and

Ms. Magaly McLean-LammiMs. Sean LaneMr. Peter Lang, ’86Mr. Nikolas S. Lanyi, ’85 and

Ms. Holly PeeleMrs. Helma LanyiMr. Jason LaquatraMr. and Mrs. Phillip LarkinMr. and Mrs. Michael G. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. H. A. LawrenceMr. James M. Leathers, ’04Mr. Eric Lee and Ms. Heesun KimMr. and Mrs. Seh Ahn LeeMs. Arnetta LeeMrs. Joanne F. LesherMr. and Mrs. William LeVanMr. Craig Lewis and

Ms. Jennifer Green-LewisMr. Richard G. Lewis, ’83Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. LewisMs. Alsandra J. LewisMr. Arthur LinderMr. and Mrs. William J. LippeMr. Shi LiqinMr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Lloyd, ’65Mr. and Mrs. Michael LodicoMrs. Beverly LoftonDr. Richard Long and Ms. Dolores CouttsDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. LongacreMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. LorentzMr. Jamsheed Lovelace, ’09Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. LukehartMr. and Mrs. Eamon M. MageeDr. and Mrs. Michael J. MageeMs. Emilia MahaffeyMr. Mark S. Mahaney, ’83 and

Ms. Patricia MickensMr. and Mrs. Christian P. Maimone, ’84Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Maio, ’59Mr. Julio Maldonado and Ms. Lyn RogersMr. and Mrs. Neville A. ManderMr. and Mrs. Michael L. Manglitz, ’00Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. MarinoMr. and Mrs. S. D. MartinMr. and Mrs. Bernard H. MartinMr. Paul J. Martin, ’95Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. MatelskiDr. and Mrs. George E. Mattingly, ’56Mr. Jeffrey L. Mattlin, ’95Mr. Regis Maubrey, ’72Ms. Marie H. MayMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. May, ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Carl MazzaMs. Sara McAndrewMr. Kyle A. McAndrews, ’07Mr. Scot McBroom and Ms. Jeri FickesMr. David M. McCabe, ’02Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McCartin, ’68Mr. Paul W. McCloskeyMrs. Rosemary McCutchenMr. and Mrs. J. C. McDonough, ’81Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. McElroyMr. Francis M. McEvoy, IIIMr. Thomas G. McEwan, ’74 and

Dr. Sandra CairncrossMr. and Mrs. Lorton S. McFarlaneMr. and Mrs. Sean R. McGowan, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. McGrath, ’75Mr. John McGuinnessMr. and Mrs. Philip C. McGuireMr. and Mrs. James McHaleMr. and Mrs. James B. McMahonMr. Joseph B. McMahon, ’92 and

Ms. Bridget KennedyMr. Brian J. McManus, ’60Mr. and Mrs. John H. McNeillMs. Mary J. McPhailMr. Jeffrey McPherson and

Ms. Terrie Gomillion-McPhersonMr. Aidan T. Mehigan, ’12Mr. and Mrs. William D. MerkleMr. Robert W. Metzler, ’67

and Ms. Mary L. CarnevaleMr. Floyd Miller and Ms. Jane BroendelMr. Winfield S. Miller, ’13Dr. and Mrs. John R. Millwater, ’60Mr. John Mirvish and Dr. Paula MirvishMr. and Mrs. Mark K. Molloy, ’89Mr. and Mrs. William G.P. MonahanMr. Nathaniel Monahan, ’18Mr. Will Monahan, ’20Mr. Christopher J. Monsour, ’86Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. MontagueDr. Laurent Montesi and Dr. Wenlu ZhuMrs. Anne Marie L. Moody and

Mr. Lee R. Moody †Mr. and Mrs. José MoralesMr. and Mrs. Stephen Moriarty, IIMr. Stephen Morrison

and Ms. Carol FishbackMr. and Mrs. Alexander E. MorseMr. Alexander J. Morton, ’83Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Mowry


“We, who are among the fortunate few to have the benefit of a St. Anselm’s education, owe much to those who came before us and established the school, rigorous liberal arts curriculum, and reputation that we enjoyed. That took money and it still takes money. As it is one of the few institutions that have remained reliably a source of pride for me since First Form, I gladly make this school a priority in my giving.”

F. Patrick Ostronic, ’73

Why I give...


Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Muoio, ’85Mrs. Karen C. MurphyMrs. Josephine C. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Murphy, ’57Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. NellisDr. Stephen D. Nightingale, ’63 and

Dr. Elizabeth L. WileyMr. and Mrs. John NillesMr. Eamon K. Nolan, ’05Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NooneMr. and Mrs. George D. NovakMr. and Mrs. Michael D. NugentMr. Jose Nunez and Ms. Maria GonzalesMr. and Mrs. Carsten OblaenderCAPT and Mrs. John O’Connell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James D. O’ConnellMr. Blair C. O’Connell, ’05Mr. Christopher Ogilvie and

Ms. Deborah ChanMr. Joongyul Oh and Ms. Anna RheeMr. and Mrs. George E. O’Keefe, ’60Mr. Jack H. OlenderMr. and Mrs. Norman J. Oliver, ’62Ms. Elizabeth OlsonDr. and Mrs. Edward J. O’Neill, ’59Dr. Thomas M. O’Neill, MD, ’57Mr. and Mrs. John S. OrlandoMr. Fernando Orrego and

Ms. Natasha LeskovsekMr. and Mrs. R. S. OswaldMr. Robert PaciMr. George H. Paci and

Ms. Molly E. PannellMr. Christopher Paganelli and

Ms. Anne LintonMr. Michael Paganelli, ’12Ms. Cecilia C. PairoMr. and Mrs. Thomas PairoMr. and Mrs. William E. PairoMr. William Palmer, III and

Dr. Elizabeth KicklighterMr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. PalumboDr. and Mrs. Louis N. PangaroMr. Charles Paquette and Ms. Jane StensonMs. Maderia Y. ParkerMr. and Mrs. William S. Patten, Jr.Mr. Andrew D. Patzman and

Ms. Michele M. RivardLTC and Mrs. Edward L. PearceMr. Jason D. Peckenpaugh, ’96 and

Ms. Nancy C. GlassMrs. Cheryl J. PeckenpaughMr. and Mrs. Thomas PecoraroCAPT and Ms. Richard J. PeraMr. and Mrs. Rukmal S. PereraMr. Christopher M. Persels, ’08Mr. Eugene F. Peters, III, ’04Mr. Eugene F. Peters, Jr., ’73 and

Ms. Kate SchwobMr. Timothy B. Phillips, ’85 and

Ms. Melissa L. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Harold R. Phipps, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. B. Duff Pickering, ’80Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. PinoMr. Robert Pizzano and Ms. Donna ForbesMr. and Mrs. John E. Plunket, ’73Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. PocheMr. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Porto, ’61Mr. and Mrs. James T. Potemra, ’82Mr. and Mrs. Craig F. PrestonPurple Onion Catering Co.Mr. and Mrs. Paul QuinnMr. and Mrs. Mark Raddatz

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Radner, ’56Mr. and Mrs. Dominik RadziwillRev. and Mrs. Edward C. Raffetto, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. RaischCAPT and Mrs. Paul M. ReganDr. Joseph A. Resing, ’82 and

Ms. Miriam BertramMr. Patrick B. Resing, ’97Mr. and Mrs. Guy J. RiccioMr. Eric P. Rice, ’85Mr. Howard A. Riddick and

Dr. Carol RiddickMr. Benjamin K. Rinehart, ’92Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ritacco, II, ’86Mrs. Ruth RitterMr. and Mrs. David R. RobertsMr. Carlton Robinson and

Ms. Oreh Cole-RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Richard P. RodgersMr. and Mrs. Mark A. Romano, ’86Mr. and Mrs. Matthew RomanoMr. Jack Rose and Ms. Lorelie MastersMr. and Mrs. Albert E. RosicaHon. and Mrs. Tobias A. RothMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. RoushMr. and Mrs. Guillermo RoyDr. and Mrs. Christopher J. RuddyMr. and Mrs. Ricardo RuizMr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Ruppert, Jr., ’54Mr. and Mrs. C. Mario Russell, ’83Mr. Daniel M. Sage, ’08Mr. Ricardo Salandy-Defour and

Ms. Kim WatsonMrs. Mary SampMs. Margaret H. SampMrs. Marilee C. SandersCOL and Mrs. Rod D. SansoneLTC and Mrs. Glen A. SavoryDr. and Ms. Bernd SchaeferHon. and Mrs. Ronald SchiffMr. Thomas A. SchlenkerMrs. Joan H. SchuckerMr. and Mrs. M. E. SchuppMr. William Seabrook and

Ms. Gay LudingtonMr. Keith Secular and Ms. Susan CatlerMs. Margaret SeufertMs. Rosemary R. ShawDr. Joseph G. Shay, ’78 and

Ms. Susan MattisMr. John P. Sheahan, Sr.Mrs. Anne F. SheehanMs. Deanna W. SheltonMr. and Mrs. Daniel Shenk-EvansMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Stanley ShermanMr. and Mrs. Andrew ShipeMr. and Mrs. Carl R. Siebentritt, ’75Mr. Jeremy V. Siegel, ’99Mr. and Mrs. Louis SilvanoMr. and Mrs. Garfield B. SimmsMr. and Mrs. Dennis SissonMr. and Mrs. Perry R. SkeathMr. Howard Smith and Ms. Manuela ScarsiMrs. Barbara L. SmithDr. Mark S. Smith, ’73 and

Ms. Elizabeth Bloch-SmithMr. and Mrs. Marlon D. SmokerMr. Miko Somborac and Ms. Desta TeferiMr. and Mrs. John P. SontagMr. and Mrs. René M. Springuel, ’73Ms. Martha StancillMr. Robert and Mrs. Mary K. Stanford †

Ms. Maureen SteinbrunerDr. David Steinbruner, ’86 and

Ms. Gilda V. GenovesMr. and Mrs. Damien G. StewartMr. Patrick Stingley and Ms. Cynthia GreerMr. Peter A. Stokes, ’83Mr. Robert D. Strobos, ’99Ms. Alessandra J. StylesMr. Nino B. Suffoletta, ’15Mrs. Constance T. SullivanMs. Judith E. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Charles R. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Michael J. TeddyMr. and Mrs. William G. TeedDr. and Ms. David TerryMr. James Thompson and

Ms. Suzanne GranvilleMr. and Mrs. Clifford T. Thorne, III, ’82Mr. Patrick A. Thrasher, ’97Mr. and Mrs. Sean S. TorpeyMr. Jared Traver, ’86 and

Ms. Michelle BranéDr. and Mrs. John F. TruhlarMr. Conrad S. Tseng, ’78 and

Ms. Candy GilesMr. and Mrs. Michael E. TucciHon. Fred B. Ugast and

Mrs. Mary L. Ugast †Mr. Miloslav Vancura, ’04Drs. Glenn Bruce G. and

Adeline L. VanderverMr. Allan Vecchione and Ms. Nina FalvelloMr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Vidmar, ’84Mr. and Mrs. Gary VinesMs. Joan C. Von EdenMs. Janice J. VosslerMr. A. Christopher Waddell, ’83 and

Ms. Theresa C. TranlongMr. John WallMr. and Mrs. William WaltersMr. David B. Walters, ’88 and

Dr. Brenda NelsonMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. WamplerMr. and Mrs. M. T. Warring, Jr., ’56Mr. Alan V. WashburnMrs. Helen WassermanMr. Jacob Wasserman, ’12Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Watkins, ’81Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Watson, II, ’50CAPT and Mrs. Jerome J. Weber,

USN (Ret.), ’54Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. WelterMr. and Mrs. Bernard WerwinskiMr. and Mrs. Peter B. WhiteMr. Joseph Wiehagen and

Ms. Cathleen CooneyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Wilbur, ’95Mr. David Wiley and Ms. Colette KeenihanMr. and Mrs. Richard B. WillettMr. Christopher Williams and

Ms. Laurel McFarlandMr. Kyle J. Winkler, ’12Ms. Deidra WinstonMr. and Mrs. Warren V. WrightMr. Kenneth W. WrightMr. and Mrs. Paul L. Yao, ’78Mr. and Mrs. George R. YoderMr. Gabriel YoungMr. and Mrs. Jeremy YoungMr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young, ’01Dr. Lester Yuan and Dr. Susan EulingMr. Fares Zaki and Ms. Jane Kirby-ZakiMr. and Mrs. Barnaby ZallMr. and Mrs. Joseph Zorc

† deceased



Gifts to the Fall Scholarship Gala3 Stars BrewingMr. Rafael Acevedo and

Ms. Gabriela PardoMr. Henry Achilles and Ms. Helen MollickMr. and Mrs. Edward Adjei-PrempehAdventure TheaterMr. and Mrs. Babatunde O. AlegbeleyeAll Fired UpAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Santiago N. Arene, ’99Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. AsmuthHon. and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, ’72Mr. Masood Aziz and Dr. Nahid AzizMr. and Mrs. Charles A. BabendreierMr. and Mrs. Brian Bader, ’76Sr. Mary A. Bader, DCDr. Margaret BarronDr. and Mrs. Robert D. BarryMr. Gregory M. Baruch and

Ms. Karen M. McCormickBasignani WineryMs. Maureen A. BeaboutMr. and Mrs. Robert Beatson, IIMr. and Mrs. James C. BehMr. and Mrs. John B. Benedetto, ’88Ms. Kate BergMr. and Mrs. John O. BeverlyBig Train BaseballMr. David Binkley and Ms. Patricia DarishMr. and Mrs. Donald K. BloomfieldMr. Brian Blum and Ms. Gina DiGiuseppeDrs. Ron and Dina BorzekowskiBowl AmericaMr. Albert E. Branson, Jr., ’60Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. BrooksMr. and Mrs. Matthew Brooks, ’01Mr. Kirk Brown and Ms. Carol RamirezMs. Candice BrownMs. Tamara BrownRev. Homer Brown and

Ms. Debra Knight-BrownMr. Ernest Buchanan and Ms. Sarah EnoMr. and Mrs. Anthony T. BurchardMr. and Mrs. Eric H. Burns, ’83Mr. Patrick Burns and Ms. Mary SuffolettaMr. and Mrs. Ellis M. Butler, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. CaballeroCafe DeluxeMr. John Carr and

Ms. Suchitra BalachandranMr. and Mrs. Andrew E. CasertanoCatch CanMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. CaulfieldMr. and Mrs. Christopher M.

Caulfield, ’87Mr. and Mrs. Dan B. Caulfield, ’81Mr. and Mrs. Terrence C. Caulfield, ’85Ms. Maureen CaulfieldDrs. Mario E. and Susana M. CerritelliDr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Chalmers, ’60Ms. Susan A. ChapinDr. Anita C. ChernovitzMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cholis Jr.

Mr. Tapio Christensen and Ms. Jennifer DeMayo

Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. ClarkDr. and Mrs. Mark J. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. ClementDr. and Ms. Joel M. CohenMrs. Dolores ColemanMr. and Mrs. Peter L. Collins, ’74Mr. and Mrs. Paul ComminsMr. and Mrs. Albert Conerly, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James R. ConnellMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. ConnellyMr. and Mrs. Kurt M. ConradMs. Kate ConwayMr. Thomas E. Coony, ’83Mr. John J. F. Corrigan, ’83Mr. Michael J. Corrigan, ’83Dr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Covel, ’60Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. CraigMr. James M. CraverMr. and Mrs. Andrew L. CreightonMr. and Mrs. William T. CrittenbergerMr. and Mrs. Daniel T. CrockerMr. and Mrs. Steven J. CrowleyMr. and Mrs. Peter CrumpMr. and Mrs. William A. DalbecDandy Restaurant CruisesMr. and Mrs. Mark H. DangleMr. and Mrs. J. C. DanielDC Brau Brewing, LLCMr. Robert M. DeanMr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. DeCarloDel Ray CaféMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dellapa, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. DerosaDr. Paul H. Desan, ’73 and

Ms. Cecilia AvilaMr. Richard L. desJardins, ’57Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. DiLeonardoMr. Arthur J. Dock

Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. DolanMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Dolan, ’58Mr. William D. Dolan, III, ’61Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dolan, ’02Mr. and Mrs. Carlos S. DolmuzMr. and Mrs. Vahe A. Dombalagian, ’91Dr. Paul C. Domson, Jr., ’86 and

Dr. Kelly DomsonMr. and Mrs. Brian DonawaMr. and Mrs. J. Michael DonnellyMr. and Mrs. Daniel T. DonovanMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. DukeMr. and Mrs. Tom DunlaveyMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Dwyer, ’87Mr. Clay Ebanks and Ms. Kira Hayes-EbanksMr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edelin, Sr.Mr. Stuart Eisenberg and

Ms. Kathleen KildayMrs. Hajnalka EnzelDr. Leo D. Eskin, ’76 and

Ms. Kathy AlexanderMrs. Ann M. EskinMr. and Mrs. C. C. Fafard, ’83Ms. Mary-Alice FarinaMr. and Mrs. Thomas Favret, ’76Mr. Anthony Fazio and

Ms. M. Ellen O’NeillMr. P. Scott Feira and Ms. Amy R. CarterMr. and Mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66Mr. and Mrs. Padraic B. FennellyMr. and Mrs. Robert L. FentonMr. Timothy Finn and Ms. Patricia WarrenMr. Patrick Fitzgerald and

Ms. Susan Graham-FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Gregg J. FitzpatrickFive Guys Burgers and FriesMr. and Mrs. Mark J. FlanaganMr. and Mrs. Dennis FlanneryMr. Jeffrey Flannery and Ms. Carrie ByerMr. Richard Foley and Ms. Cheryl Peterson

Donors at the 2014 Scholarship Gala, “Passport to Adventure” helped to contribute a total of $230,356 for the Endowed Scholarship Fund as part of the Devine Challenge campaign.


Mr. Brian L. Foucart and Ms. Julia R. McClung

Mr. and Mr. Michael D. FoutchMr. Brian Friel and

Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-FrielMr. and Mrs. Frank FuentesMr. and Mrs. David FullerMrs. Gloria W. GarnerMr. Michael A. GarnerMr. and Mrs. Richard C. GarnerMrs. Julia P. GastonMr. and Mrs. Joseph GerberMr. and Mrs. John F. GerretyMs. Carol GiacomoGilbane Building CompanyGlenn Dale Golf ClubMr. Lauren Good and

Ms. Jennifer HiebertDr. and Mrs. Michael M. Gorman, Jr., ’83Ms. Ann P. GrayGreat American RestaurantsMr. Robert Greiner and

Ms. Cate HarringtonMr. James Grimaldi and Ms. Niki CollinsMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hagan, ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. HaislmaierMr. Andrew L. Hamm, ’08Mr. Charles W. Hamm, ’04 and

Ms. Anna AhernMr. Henry Hand and

Ms. Katherine MunchmeyerMr. Antthony M. HankinsMr. Raymond Hankins, USAF (Ret.) and

Ms. Lisa McCurdyMr. and Mrs. Kurt Hansen, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. HardieMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hatch, ’83Dr. Sean Hearn, ’80 and Ms. Michelle ParraMr. and Mrs. James J. Hearn, ’77Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. HenshawMr. and Mrs. Douglas D. HerbertMr. James M. Hermens and

Ms. Cynthia R. FinksMr. Robert A. Herschbach, ’83 and

Ms. Zheng YihuaMr. Thomas W. Hicks and

Dr. Kathleen H. HicksMrs. Loretta M. HigginsMs. Renee HollandMr. Blake HollingerMr. and Mrs. Randall J. HoltzHome DepotMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. HornyakMr. and Mrs. Gerred H. HoweMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. HudsonMr. Kevin C. Hudson, ’04Mr. Michael Huerta and Ms. Ann Sowder

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel HurdMr. Thomas Husted and Dr. Inés BustilloJohnson’s Garden CenterMr. and Mrs. Murray L. Johnston, IIIDr. Philip Joyce and Dr. Rita HiltonMr. and Mrs. Steven W. Kahle, ’83Dr. and Mrs. Christopher G. KalhornMr. and Mrs. David KaneMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Kearney, ’74Mr. Thomas Keary and

Hon. Ann O’Regan KearyMrs. Joan KeenanMr. and Mrs. John V. KellyMr. John F. Kelly, ’08Kenwood Animal HospitalKenwood Canine ClubhouseMr. Samir Khuller and Ms. Kalyani ChadhaMr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Kinnaird, ’80Mr. Charles J. Kippley, ’83 and

Ms. Phuong TranMr. and Mrs. Dennis KlineMr. Matthew J. Kline, ’08Mr. David M. Knasel, ’87Mr. and Mrs. T. M. KnaselDr. Juliana S. KopecMr. and Mrs. Slawomir KorzanMr. and Mrs. Sahr KpundehMr. and Mrs. Charles KrafftMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. KrafftDrs. Arvo and Thea KuddoDr. and Mrs. Gregory K. KumkumianMs. Kristy Kyl-GavinLa BergerieRev. T. Ansgar LaczkoMr. and Mrs. Christopher LandauMr. and Mrs. John J. LandersMs. Sean Lane

Mr. Nikolas S. Lanyi, ’85 and Ms. Holly Peele

Mrs. Helma LanyiMr. Jason LaquatraMr. and Mrs. Phillip LarkinDr. Michael Laskowski and

Dr. Carol DeFrancesMr. and Mrs. H. A. LawrenceLedo PizzaMr. Eric Lee and Ms. Heesun KimMr. and Mrs. Seh Ahn LeeLemek, LLC Hon. and Mrs. Michael C. LemmonMrs. Joanne F. LesherMr. and Mrs. William LeVanDr. and Mrs. Charles V. LewisMr. Craig Lewis and

Ms. Jennifer Green-LewisMr. Richard G. Lewis, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Cristian LibanatiLiberty MountainMr. and Mrs. William J. LippeMr. Shi LiqinMr. and Mrs. Michael LodicoDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. LongacreMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. LorentzMr. James P. Lucier, Jr., ’82Mrs. Mary Grace LucierMr. and Mrs. Robert C. LukehartLuray CavernsMr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Lynch, ’04Mr. and Mrs. Bradley D. LytleMr. and Mrs. Raymond A. MacDougallMr. and Mrs. Paul MacoDr. and Mrs. Michael J. MageeMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mahaffey

Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Maimone, ’84Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Maio, ’59Mamma Lucia RestaurantsMr. and Mrs. Neville A. ManderMr. and Mrs. Michael L. Manglitz, ’00Mrs. Elizabeth MarianiDr. John P. Martin, ’87 and

Dr. Mami N. MartinMr. Everett Mattlin and

Ms. Barbara PatockaMr. Regis Maubrey, ’72Ms. Marie H. MayMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. May, ’83Mr. Scot McBroom and Ms. Jeri FickesMr. and Mrs. Michael F. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. J. C. McDonough, ’81Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. McElroyMr. and Mrs. Lorton S. McFarlaneMr. and Mrs. James R. McFeeters, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. McGowan, ’83Mr. Brian J. McManus, ’60Mr. and Mrs. William D. MerkleMetro 29 DinerMr. Quentin MeyerMr. Keith B. Miller and Ms. Crystal R. LeeMr. Kenneth Miranda and Ms. Elena PapinaMr. John Mirvish and Dr. Paula MirvishDr. C. D. Missar, ’83 and

Ms. Katherine C. MonahanMr. and Mrs. John J. MitchellMr. and Mrs. William G.P. MonahanMr. and Mrs. John MonizMr. and Mrs. Peter M. MontagueDr. Laurent Montesi and Dr. Wenlu ZhuMr. and Mrs. José MoralesMr. Alexander J. Morton, ’83Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton MowryMr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Muoio, ’85Mr. Reid A. Muoio, ’83Mrs. Josephine C. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Murphy, ’57Mr. and Mrs. Kirk J. NahraMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. NellisDr. Stephen D. Nightingale, ’63 and Dr.

Elizabeth L. WileyMr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Nolan, ’76Mr. and Mrs. George D. NovakMr. Jose Nunez and Ms. Maria GonzalesMr. and Mrs. Carsten OblaenderMr. and Mrs. James D. O’ConnellMr. Christopher Ogilvie and

Ms. Deborah ChanMr. and Mrs. C. L. O’RourkeMr. Fernando Orrego and

Ms. Natasha LeskovsekMr. and Mrs. R. S. OswaldMr. and Mrs. Kirk G. OttersonMr. George H. Paci and

Ms. Molly E. PannellMs. Cecilia C. PairoMr. and Mrs. Thomas PairoMr. and Mrs. William E. PairoMr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. PalumboMr. Charles Paquette and Ms. Jane StensonMs. Maderia Y. ParkerDr. Rubina J. PatelMr. and Mrs. William S. Patten, Jr.Mr. Andrew D. Patzman and

Ms. Michele M. RivardLTC and Mrs. Edward L. PearceMr. and Mrs. Thomas PecoraroCAPT and Ms. Richard J. PeraMr. and Mrs. Rukmal S. Perera

Gala Donors


The Beach Ball 33rd Annual Fall Scholarship Gala

Saturday, October 24, 2015

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Da t e!the

Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Phipps, Jr.Piano ExpectationsMr. and Mrs. Mark J. PinoDr. Eugen Pirovic and

Ms. Jean Bourne-PirovicMr. Robert Pizzano and Ms. Donna ForbesMr. and Mrs. John E. Plunket, ’73Mr. and Mrs. Craig F. PrestonMr. and Mrs. Paul QuinnMr. and Mrs. Mark RaddatzMr. and Mrs. Dominik RadziwillMr. and Mrs. Charles B. RaischMr. Andrew Ray and Dr. Julie RayMrs. Karen ReedMr. and Mrs. Guy J. RiccioMr. and Mrs. Paul J. RichardsonMr. and Dr. Howard A. RiddickMr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ritacco, II, ’86Ms. Joyce RobertsMr. Carlton Robinson and

Ms. Oreh Cole-RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Albert E. RosicaHon. and Mrs. Tobias A. RothRoundtop Mountain ResortMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. RoushMs. Hadley RowlandMr. and Mrs. Guillermo RoyDr. and Mrs. Christopher J. RuddyMr. and Mrs. Ricardo RuizMr. and Mrs. C. M Russell, ’83Mr. Ricardo Salandy-Defour and

Ms. Kim WatsonMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SampMrs. Marilee C. SandersLTC and Mrs. Glen A. SavoryDr. Vincent SawickiHon. and Mrs. Ronald SchiffMr. Thomas A. SchlenkerDr. and Mrs. Eric SchoomakerMr. and Mrs. M. E. SchuppMr. and Mrs. Erich T. SchwartzSecond Story Books

Ms. Rosemary R. ShawMr. Charles J. Sheehan, ’72 and

Ms. Caroline RatcliffeMr. and Mrs. Daniel Shenk-EvansMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. ShermanMr. and Mrs. Andrew ShipeMr. and Mrs. Louis SilvanoMr. and Mrs. Garfield B. SimmsMr. and Mrs. Dennis SissonMr. and Mrs. Ronald Slimp, IIMr. Howard Smith and Ms. Manuela ScarsiMr. and Mrs. Marlon D. SmokerMr. and Mrs. Sebastian E. Smoot, ’05Mr. Miko Somborac and Ms. Desta TeferiMr. and Mrs. John P. Sontag, ’50St. Anselm’s Abbey School

Alumni AssociationMr. and Mrs. Raymond St. PierreMs. Martha StancillMs. Maureen SteinbrunerMr. and Mrs. Damien G. StewartMr. Patrick Stingley and Ms. Cynthia GreerMr. Peter A. Stokes, ’83Strosniders Hardware StoresMs. Alessandra J. StylesMr. Nino B. Suffoletta, ’15Susan Calloway Fine ArtsSynetic TheaterMr. and Mrs. William G. TeedTempo RestaurantThe Kreeger MuseumThe Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association

of the UnionThe PhoenixThe Purple OnionThe Wealth Counselor, LLCMr. James Thompson and

Ms. Suzanne GranvilleMr. and Mrs. Sean S. TorpeyMr. Jared Traver, ’86 and Ms. Michelle BranéMr. and Mrs. Edward Treacy, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. TucciDr. Han van Dijk and Dr. Martha MatochaDrs. Glenn Bruce G. and

Adeline L. VanderverMr. Allan Vecchione and Ms. Nina FalvelloMr. and Mrs. Gary VinesMs. Joan C. Von EdenW. O’Neil Foundation, Inc.Mr. A. Christopher Waddell, ’83 and

Ms. Theresa C. TranlongMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. WalkerMr. John WallMr. and Mrs. Stratford C. WallaceMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. WamplerMs. Ashlee WarfieldDr. and Mrs. Edward F. Watkins, ’81Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Werner, ’65Mr. and Mrs. Bernard WerwinskiMr. Robert Whalen and Ms. Olya DuzeyMr. and Mrs. Peter B. WhiteMr. John G. Wildt, ’00Mr. David Wiley and Ms. Colette KeenihanMr. and Mrs. Richard B. WillettMr. Christopher Williams and

Ms. Laurel McFarlandMr. Donald Winkler and

Ms. Carolyn WinterMs. Deidra WinstonWinterthurMr. Timothy P. Wood, ’86 and

Dr. Barb KingMr. Kenneth W. WrightMr. and Mrs. Warren V. WrightMr. and Mrs. George R. YoderMr. Gabriel YoungMr. and Mrs. Jeremy YoungMr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young, ’01Mr. W. Young and Ms. Mary SheridanDr. Lester Yuan and Dr. Susan EulingMr. Fares Zaki and Ms. Jane Kirby-Zaki

Gala Donors


Honorary & Memorial GiftsIn Memory of Ms. Michelle AreneMr. and Mrs. Santiago N. Arene, ’99

In Memory of Mr. John Barrett, ’50Mr. Michael Riggs, ’95

In Memory of Mr. Peter Barry, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Barry

In Memory of Mr. Robert C. Beasley, ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Vahe A. Dombalagian, ’91

Mr. Andrew A. Eveleth, ’91Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Ketchum, ’90Mr. and Mrs. John J. LandersDr. and Mrs. Charles V. LewisDr. and Mrs. Thomas K. MorrisonMr. Bradford Willett, ’91 and

Ms. Lea Wells

In Memory of Ms. Josephine BonanniMr. Brian Blum and

Ms. Gina DiGiuseppe

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Cappello

Dr. Michael Cappello, ’80 and Ms. Kerry Robinson

In Honor of Fr. Javier CastroMr. Jeffrey Krulwich

In Memory of Mr. John G. desJardinsMr. Richard L. desJardins, ’57

In Honor of Ms. Janine Dunne and Mr. Andrew Pingle

Ms. Cindy Brendan and Mr. Will Benzing

Mr. Peter KauffmanMr. John McGuinnessMr. and Mrs. Alexander E. MorseMs. Elizabeth OlsonMr. and Mrs. Rex E. Pingle

In Honor of Mrs. Daphne M. Giampietro

Mr. John V. Ketchum, ’84

In Honor of Br. Ignacio González, OSB

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Coffin

In Memory of Mr. Raymond J. Guay

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunlavey

In Honor of Fr. Michael Hall, OSB, ‘56

Mr. Frank Henneburg and Ms. Sharon Frey

In Honor of Mrs. June HansenDr. and Mrs. Reid H. Hansen, ’68

In Honor of Fr. Hilary Hayden, OSBDr. Andrew Szegedy-Maszak, ’66 and

Ms. Elizabeth Bobrick

In Honor of Fr. Edmund Henkels, OSB

Mr. Frank Henneburg and Ms. Sharon Frey

Mr. James Hohman and Ms. Marian Hale

In Memory of Mr. Philip J. Huitema, ’82

Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. McGuire, ’82

In Honor of Dr. Juliana S. KopecMr. John Kopec, ’93

In Memory of Mr. J. Patrick Landers, ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. BeasleyMr. and Mrs. Vahe A.

Dombalagian, ’91Mr. Andrew A. Eveleth, ’91Mr. and Mrs. John J. LandersDr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Morrison

In Memory of Dr. James K. LovelaceDr. Rubina J. Patel

In Memory of Mr. Joseph MarianiMrs. Elizabeth Mariani

In Memory of Dr. William MayMs. Lee BartonMr. and Mrs. Alan L. BraunMr. Benjamin LukoffDr. and Mrs. Michael W. May, ’77Mr. Thomas May, ’80Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mizgerd, ’84Dr. and Mrs. Paul Nyirjesy, ’77Mrs. Constance T. Sullivan

In Memory of Daniel K. McEwanMr. Thomas G. McEwan, ’74

and Dr. Sandra Cairncross

In Memory of Mr. John H. McNeillMrs. Helen McNeill

In Memory of Mr. Timothy P. McTighe, ’68

Ms. Jeanne M. McDermott

In Memory of Fr. Hugh Monmonier, OSB

Dr. and Mrs. Reid H. Hansen, ’68

In Memory of Mr. Lee R. MoodyMr. Husayn-Olivier L. Moody, ’94

In Honor of Mr. Massimo P. Morreale

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Morreale

In Memory of Mr. G. Brian MurphyMrs. Karen C. MurphyMr. Matthew J. Sweeney, ’01

In Honor of Fr. Gabriel Myers, OSBMr. Frank Henneburg and

Ms. Sharon Frey

In Memory of Mr. Francis Nyirjesy, ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Charles BragaleDr. and Mrs. Michael W. May, ’77

In Honor of Mr. Kirk G. OttersonMr. and Mrs. Paul J. Richardson

In Honor of Mr. Jason Peckenpaugh, ’96

Mrs. Cheryl J. Peckenpaugh

In Memory of Mr. Salvatore A. Romano

Mrs. Joan T. Romano

In Memory of Mr. Peter A. Samp, ‘08Mr. Patrick Burns and

Ms. Mary SuffolettaMr. Peter CarlsonMr. and Mrs. William A. DalbecMr. and Mrs. Mark H. DangleMr. Nicholas D. DeCarlo, ’21

Relief of the Madonna and Child in the style of della Robbia, hanging in the monastery.


Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas BorgerMr. David C. Burke, ’84 and

Ms. Kelly McGann

Restricted Gifts

Mr. Stephen R. DeCarlo, ’21District Amputee Care Center, LLCMs. Louise FilkinsMr. Richard Foley and

Ms. Cheryl PetersonMr. Alexander Foley, ’19Ms. Carol GiacomoMr. Adam Good, ’16Mr. Xavier Grimaldi, ’21Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamm, ’68Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Hansen, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. HardieMr. Frank Henneburg and Ms.

Sharon FreyMr. Michael Huerta and

Ms. Ann SowderMr. Thomas Husted and

Dr. Inés BustilloMr. Cameron E. Jacobs, ’08Mr. George Jansen and Ms. Kathy SteinMr. Philip L. Johnson, ’05Mr. and Mrs. John V. KellyMr. and Mrs. Dennis KlineMr. and Mrs. Charles KrafftMr. and Mrs. James KylisMr. Glenn Lammi and Ms. Magaly

Mc Lean-LammiDr. Richard Long and

Ms. Dolores CouttsMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyMr. and Mrs. Christian P. MaimoneMaryland MRI, LLCMr. James P. McAndrews, IV, ’05Mr. Daniel McFeetersMr. and Mrs. John MonizMr. Matthew J. Moniz, ’08Mr. Fernando Orrego and

Ms. Natasha LeskovsekMr. F. Patrick Ostronic, ’73Mr. Maximillian J. Patten, ’18Mr. Howard Riddick and

Dr. Carol RiddickMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SampMr. and Mrs. Sebastian E. Smoot, ’05Mrs. Anne SpauldingMs. Jessica ThurnesMr. Allan Vecchione and

Ms. Nina FalvelloMr. Jacob Wasserman, ’12Mr. David Wasserman and

Ms. Susan GinsbergMr. Christopher Williams and

Ms. Laurel McFarlandMr. Tyler L. Young, ’19

In Honor of Abbot Aidan Shea, OSBMr. Frank Henneburg and

Ms. Sharon Frey

In Memory of Mr. Adam Smith, ’98Mr. Justin Bonner, ’98Hon. and Mrs. Loren A. Smith

In Memory of Mr. Robert and Mrs. Mary Stanford

Mrs. Maryle AshleyMs. Wendy M. Cimmet

These parents, alumni, and friends of St. Anselm’s Abbey School donate through the United Way (#8967) or Combined Federal Campaign (#15844). NB: If you contribute to St. Anselm’s through United Way/CFC at your workplace and you do not see your name listed, please contact your HR office to give United Way/CFC permission to release your name and gift information to us.

Workplace GivingUnited Way & CFC

Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael DonnellyMr. Raymond Hankins, USAF (Ret.)

and Ms. Lisa McCurdy

Mr. and Mrs. James McHaleMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. RoushMr. and Mrs. René M. Springuel, ’73

The G. Thomas and Geraldine D. Borger ScholarshipFour-year renewable scholarship awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need and academic ability.Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Borger

The David J. and Anne S. Burke ScholarshipOne-year renewable scholarship awarded to one full or two half scholarships to students with demonstrated financial need and academic ability.Mr. and Mrs. David C. Burke, ’84

The John W. and Joan K. Kinnaird ScholarshipFour-year renewable scholarship awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need and academic ability.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Kinnaird, ’80

Named Scholarship Gifts

St. Anselm’s Abbey School Parents Association

The James M. Johnston Trust

Mr. and Mrs. John T. CollinsMs. Vivian FoggMs. Gloria HarrisonMs. Susan E. HayesMr. and Mrs. Richard C. HotvedtMs. Florence R. KeenanMr. and Mrs. John J. LandersMr. Jack H. OlenderMr. and Mrs. John S. OrlandoMs. Margaret Seufert

In Memory of Mr. Michael J. Sullivan, ’85

Mr. Mattias M. Graff, ’85

In Memory of Mrs. Flora L. SullivanMrs. Sidney Lockaby

In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. Andre Taymans

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Landers

In Memory of Mrs. Sandra M. VidasMr. James P. Vidas, ’90

In Honor of Fr. Peter Weigand, OSBMr. Frank Henneburg and

Ms. Sharon FreyDr. Alexander S. Isaac, ’86Mr. Willem G. Klein, ’08Mr. Jeffrey KrulwichMs. Bridget H. Shea


Corporate Matching Gifts

Mr. Thomas Husted and Dr. Inés Bustillo

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Kinnaird, ’80

Mr. James P. Lucier, Jr., ’82Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. NahraMr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Nolan, ’76 Mr. and Mrs. George M. Wright, ’62

All Giving by TrusteesMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, ’72 Sr. Mary A. Bader, DCMr. and Mrs. Herbert F. BrooksDr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Chalmers, ’60 Mr. Awenate Cobbina, ’98Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. CreightonDr. Leo D. Eskin, ’76 and

Ms. Kathy AlexanderMr. and Mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hearn, ’77

Assurant Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramMr. Christopher Hume, ’91

Bank of America Matching GiftsMr. and Mrs. Hugo A. Owen, ’71 CAPT and Mrs. Paul M. Regan Mr. Alfonso E. Romero, ’02

Barclays CapitalMr. Bradford Willett, ’91 and Ms. Lea Wells

Fannie Mae FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard Van Alstyne

Gilbane Building CompanyMr. Michael A. Garner

Goldman Sachs and CompanyMr. David B. Lischer, ’93

Google Matching GiftsMr. and Mrs. Stanley C.

Brubaker, ’98Mr. Brendan Gleason, ’03

IBM Matching GrantsMr. and Mrs. John S. Hurley, ’55

Pfizer FoundationMr. Bruno Giordani, ’71

The GE FoundationMr. and Mrs. Christian M. Barry, ’85 Mr. Thaddeus J. Burns, ’81 Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. O’Neill, ’59 Mr. Kevin L. Walsh, ’01

The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz FoundationMs. Alice M. Rivlin

Verizon FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark Oliver,’65

Wiley Rein, LLPMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. Nahra

All Giving by Faculty & StaffMr. Henry Achilles and

Ms. Helen MollickMs. Tamara BrownDr. Anita C. ChernovitzMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cholis Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Collins, ’74 Mr. Mark D. Commins and

Ms. Monica L. MischeMr. and Mrs. Paul ComminsMr. John J. F. Corrigan, ’83Mr. and Mrs. William T.

CrittenbergerMr. R. Mark DeanMr. Hal DeLuca

Mr. Phil DickersonMr. and Mrs. Maryrita DunlaveyMrs. Hajnalka EnzelMr. and Mrs. Paul GrenaldoMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamm, ’68 Mr. Jeffrey Harwood and

Ms. Debora EdwardMr. Blake HollingerMr. and Mrs. Nathaniel HurdMr. James M. Leathers, ’04Mr. and Mrs. Michael LodicoDrs. Marcel and Valerica MaicanMr. and Mrs. Michael L.

Manglitz, ’00

Ms. Stacey MarnellMr. and Mrs. Michael F. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MehiganMr. and Mrs. José MoralesMr. and Mrs. Alexander E. MorseMs. Delora M. PelosiMr. Adam Roush, ’03Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. RoushMs. Hadley RowlandMr. and Mrs. Dennis SissonMr. Gabriel YoungMr. and Mrs. Jeremy YoungMr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young, ’01

Michael Gerrety (Form II), Will Muoio (Form I), and Oliver Lewis (Form I) enact a scene from Julius Caesar.


Behind the Scenes Thank You, Volunteers!Throughout the year, the school hosts many activities that would not be possible without the generosity and creativity of the community of parents, both past and present, at St. Anselm’s. This page highlights a few of those events as a sign of gratitude to each and every one of our volunteers.

Graduation Reception

Scholarship Gala

Basketball Tournament

Open Houses

1. Jean Bourne-Pirovic and Angela Wright volunteer at the Panther Den during the Fall Open House2. Ceci Monahan, Kimberly Crocker, Wray Muoio, Julie Ray, and Chris Butler prepare centerpieces for the Scholarship Gala at the home of Caroline Landau.3. Gala co-chair Kay Kalhorn addresses the attendees before the live auction.4. Joanne Lesher helps with the concession stand at the St. Anselm’s Invitational Basketball Tournament. Parents contributed the snacks and baked goods.5. Robin Fennelly, Ann Henshaw, and Elizabeth Aihe sell tickets and greet guests at the basketball tournament. 6. Parent volunteers and members of the Parents Association Board pause for a rest at the end of the Graduation reception.

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Mr. James Guinivan and Ms. Susan White

Mrs. Lucille GwynnMr. and Mrs. Edmund F.

HaislmaierMrs. Mary S. HamiltonMs. Mary HealeyMrs. Loretta M. HigginsMs. Jennifer L. HinoMr. Francis T. A. HunterDr. and Mrs. Sands K. IraniMs. Mary KalkMrs. Eleanore L. KeeganMr. and Mrs. William P. KellyRev. T. Ansgar LaczkoMr. Ramon L. LavanderoMrs. Dolores R. LeckeyMs. Eileen LeeHon. and Mrs. Michael C.

LemmonMr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Lombardi, ’69Mr. Agustin LoureiroMr. and Mrs. Gerald A. MaliaMrs. Elizabeth MarianiMr. Michael J. Mariani, ’88 and

Ms. Annette F. McKeeMr. and Mrs. George MartinMary F. Wolterman TrustMaryland MRI, LLCMr. and Mrs. Carl MazzaMr. and Mrs. Denis R. McDonoughMr. Francis M. McEvoy, IIIMs. Davida McWilliamsMr. John Means and

Ms. Evelyn BallardMr. and Mrs. George B.

Mickum, IV, ’72

Ms. Elizabeth F. MohanMr. Philip R. MoranMr. Stephen Morrison and

Ms. Carol FishbackMs. Theresa M. MullinMs. Maria A. NazarczukMr. and Mrs. Stephan P. NelsonMr. and Mrs. Barry NestorMr. Bruce Nixon and

Ms. Cianne Fragione-NixonDr. and Mrs. Wallace E. OatesMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. O’LearyDr. Elisabeth M. OrstenMs. Mary L. OswaldMr. Roger C. OussorenMs. Judith ParkinMiss Vidya A. PillaiMr. and Mrs. John W. Poole, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jim RadiceMr. and Mrs. Giovanni RecchiaMr. William RiderMs. Judith A. RiggsMr. and Mrs. Robert RinehartMr. and Mrs. James RoseDr. Vincent SawickiMr. Brandon Schaefer and

Ms. Heather McCarthyMr. Joseph SkeffingtonMr. and Mrs. Donald E. SmithSt. Ignatius, Hickory,

Catholic ChurchMs. Martha StancillMr. Robert and Mrs. Mary K.

Stanford †Ms. Josephine A. StelzigMr. and Mrs. Kenneth StinsonDr. Connie Swiner, III, ’77Ms. Courtenay Taylor

Gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey, 2014-2015

The monastic community celebrated the 50th anniversary of the priestly ordination of three monks, Abbot Aidan Shea, OSB, Fr. Michael Hall, OSB, and Fr. Christopher Wyvill, OSB, with an evening Mass followed by a buffet dinner on February 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. AndressAnonymousMr. Donald Arndt, III and

Ms. Kathy Schmidt-ArndtMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, ’72 Mr. Michael Barich and

Ms. Joan SlonczewskiMrs. Joyce BarronMs. Margaret E. BeckerMr. and Mrs. Jack W. BeddowMs. Kate BergMr. William Black and

Ms. Rita Kelliher-BlackMs. Meg BlanchetMr. and Mrs. Donald K. BloomfieldMr. and Mrs. David BowersBoy Scouts of America Troop 100Mr. Steven C. BradyMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Branson, ’66 Mr. and Mrs. John BreslinMr. and Mrs. Herbert F. BrooksMr. Christopher E. BrownMr. Emerson M. BrownMrs. Eileen BurgessMr. Thomas A. CallaghanMs. Miriam ChastineMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. ChudyMs. Carolyn R. CodamoMr. and Mrs. Milo G. CoerperMr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Colby, ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin CollierMr. and Mrs. Peter L. Collins, ’74 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Corbett, ’55 Mr. Jerry CourseyMr. and Mrs. Phil D. DavenportMr. Robert Davis and

Ms. Patricia BrannanMs. Madelyn V. De VoestMr. and Mrs. Edward L. DerosaMr. and Mrs. Kieran C. DickinsonMr. and Mrs. R. A. DohertyMs. Barbara A. DolanMr. and Mrs. Raymond S. DolgertMs. Emily DonahueDonnelley Charitable TrustDr. John C. Edwards, ’59Mr. Paul A. EnglishMr. and Mrs. William A.

Fennell, ’66Mrs. Helene C. FreemanMr. and Mrs. Jean E. GaetjensMrs. Gloria W. GarnerMr. and Mrs. Edward F. GilbrideMrs. Olive S. GlaserMr. and Mrs. Raul A. GonzalezRev. Patrick Granfield, OSB †Mr. and Mrs. Jean Grosdidier

de Matons


CAPT Rosanne TrabocchiMr. and Mrs. Edward Treacy, Jr.Mr. Allan Vecchione and

Ms. Nina Falvello

Dr. and Mrs. Gordon C. VidmarMr. Francis T. Vincent, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. WalshMrs. Gloria Wills

Ms. Holly S. WrightMr. and Mrs. Roger A. YackelMr. Paul Yde and Ms. Sarah ElderMr. and Mrs. George R. Yoder

A Message from the AbbotDear Friends of St. Anselm’s:

I am writing this message for our school’s Annual Report in late June, just a few days after having returned from the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in northern Spain, where I was part of a group of six persons con-nected in one way or another with our abbey and school. Although our actual walk was “only” the 180 miles between the cities of León and Santiago de Compostela, we had earlier stayed for a couple days in Burgos, about a hundred miles east of León, where Br. Ignacio had arranged for the two of us to pray at the grave of Fr. Thomas Verner Moore, OSB. As many of you know, Fr. Moore was the principal founder of our own monas-tery back in the early 1920s and later served as our community’s superior until he transferred to the Carthusian monastery of Miraflores on the outskirts of Burgos at the age of 70.

As I think back on my pilgrimage along the Camino, it seems appropriate to reflect not only on the many turnings in Fr. Moore’s earthly pilgrimage, which included years as a Paulist priest, then as a Benedictine, and finally as a Carthusian, but also on the fact that all of us are, in one way or another, on a pilgrimage to a heavenly homeland. St. Paul is very clear in teaching that we have on earth no final dwelling place, for our real citizenship is in heaven. Here at the abbey, we monks keep this truth in mind not only as we move through the various parts of our daily horarium inside the monastery, but also as we interact with persons outside the monastic community, whether these be students in our school, their parents, our many lay oblates, or persons who simply come to worship in our church and perhaps spend a few days among us in private retreat.

As always during the summer, there are a lot of comings and goings among our monks, some of whom trav-el on monastic business such as to a General Chapter meeting at Buckfast Abbey that Fr. Gabriel and I will be attending in late July, others on school business such as Fr. Peter’s regular visits with alumni in different parts of our country, and still others for recreation, but all will be back in time for our community retreat in mid-August, to be conducted this year by Fr. James Flint, OSB, of St. Procopius Abbey in Lisle, Illinois. Short-ly thereafter come the first faculty meetings of the new school year and then classes themselves. Our various publications will keep you abreast of all that is going on as the months pass by.

I want to conclude by expressing my deep thanks for the monetary gifts that many of you have made to the abbey over the past 12 months. We have gratefully listed your names in a special section of this Report and assure you of our regular prayers for all of our benefactors.

Sincerely yours,

James A. Wiseman, OSBAbbot

From left: The Cartuja de Miraflores, the Carthusian monastery in Burgos, Spain where Fr. Thomas Verner Moore, OSB, principle founder of St. Anselm’s Abbey, is buried; Path of the Camino de Santiago; Abbot James Wiseman, OSB, concelebrates Mass at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.


Congratulations Class of 2015

Class of 2015 College & University Matriculations

The Class of 2015 is pictured with (left to right): Headmaster Bill Crittenberger; President Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB; Abbot James Wiseman, OSB; Commencement Speaker LTC Peter Matthew Abbruzzese, ’90; and Head of the Upper School Alex Morse.

Paul Ehimen AiheRochester Institute of Technology

Henry Dietz BehUniversity of Michigan

Thomas Minh BuiUniversity of Pittsburgh

Jeffrey Bossert Clark, Jr.University of Iowa

John Henry ClarkHarvard University

Ryan Thomas DalbecUniversity of Wisconsin

John Francis ErathGeorgetown University

William Avery GrayThe College of William & Mary

Matthew Antonio HaydenThe U.S. Coast Guard Academy

Matthew Sowder HuertaHarvey Mudd College

John Paul KorzanSaint John’s University, Minnesota

Stephen John KpundehVassar College

Miles Roland MooreElon University

Fernando Matias OrregoSt. Mary’s College of Maryland

Charles Alfred PaquetteGrinnell College

Minh Quang PhamDickinson College

Robert Carl Joseph PizzanoVillanova University

Demetrius Parnell RobinsonMorgan State University

Henry Gardner SchuppUniversity of North Georgia

Joseph Keenan St. PierreWorcester Polytechnic Institute

Nino Burnspatrick SuffolettaUniversity of Delaware

Conrad Amadeo VecchioneSt. Mary’s College of Maryland


Abbot James, Fr. Peter, Fr. Michael, Mr. Crittenberger, monks, faculty, staff, families, and students from the graduating Class of 2015:

I am very happy to be here with all of you today. This is, first and foremost, a day to celebrate the accomplish-ments of St. Anselm’s newest graduating class.

You graduates are fortunate indeed to have had the benefit of the St. Anselm’s Experience, which I believe is unique among schools in the Washington metropolitan area. At St. Anselm’s, you have benefit-ed from the school’s commitment to academic excel-lence. More than that, however, you have benefited from the school’s insistence on balancing this commit-ment to academic excellence with its commitment to teaching you to become moral persons who are both intellectually and spiritually prepared for life in the 21st century. The balanced and challenging curriculum at St. Anselm’s has provided each of you students with a thorough exposure to the major academic disciplines. In addition, the school — through the examples of-fered by the monks, the faculty and staff, and the ad-ministration — has offered you a moral compass for life by teaching you to appreciate and use the talents you have been given, not just for your own benefit but for the benefit of those around you. Also, St. Anselm’s has instilled in you that all-important concept of Benedicti-nism — the acknowledgment that “every day, we begin again” — so that you will continue not only to learn and grow in mind, body, and spirit but also to develop your gifts to their full capacity. You are indeed well-pre-pared for the future in all its aspects.

This also is a day for the graduates to take a moment to be thankful for the support they have received from family, friends, and the community here at St. Anselm’s Abbey School.

And so I want to focus — for a moment — on that word “community,” because I think it represents one of the very special qualities of St. Anselm’s. Of course, all schools talk about their school communities, but the St. Anselm’s community is different. I think that is because our community is built on something more substantial than the idea of community as simply those members of the administration, the faculty, the student body, and the parent group who happen to be involved in a school at one particular period of time. Instead, St. Anselm’s is built on the Benedictine traditions of community and hospitality, in which each individual is respected for who he or she is, in which there is an in-terest in and openness to each person’s experiences and opinions, and in which care and attention are given to the needs of others. As a result, your relationship with

St. Anselm’s and the St. Anselm’s community is not ending today, but instead will continue long after today is over, not only for you members of the Class of 2015 but also for you, their parents.

At least, that certainly has been my experience. Seven years ago, my son — and my husband and I, and other family members — were sitting where you are now, on stage or in the audience, at the commencement for the Class of 2008. Seven years ago — that’s a long time, and in fact, for you graduates, more than a third of your lives so far. Yet, at the school’s annual Scholar-ship Gala this year, parents of members of the Class of 2008 and Class of 2008 alumni filled two entire tables. Not only that, but we parents then made sure to place the winning bid on a different dinner large enough to accommodate us all — just so that we had another reason to get together and another way to support St. Anselm’s, the school that has given so much to us and to our sons. In fact, each year, we and many of our sons not only happily make the time to come back to the school for many and varied events, but also to get together outside of those events, and all because we still belong to that amazing and wonderful community that is St. Anselm’s Abbey School. It is, for so many of us past parents and for so many alumni, truly a lifelong relationship.

Soon, you members of the Class of 2015 will go off to college, a time in your life for which you, as a

Board Chair WelcomeMRS. SYLVIA MAHAFFEY

Vespers of Graduation


Commencement AddressLTC PETER MATTHEW ABBRUZZESE, ’90

include not only the staff and faculty members many of you still know, like Fr. Peter, Fr. Michael, Abbot Aidan, Ms. Pelosi, Dr. Wood, and Paul Grenaldo, but also my classmates and their parents. Of course, there has been another key investor in our shared path as Abbey Boys, and that is our parents, whose sacrifice we may never comprehend, because we were focused on our educa-tion, and maybe a few other distractions.

This brings me to a long-overdue thanks I have to correct. Twenty-five years ago, I was fortunate enough to receive an award at the end-of-the-year Athletic Banquet. Instead of just stepping up and grabbing my award as I should have, I thought I would share my thoughts and thanks. I made sure to thank my Dad for the hours he spent driving me to and from games all over D.C., Maryland and Virginia. And that is where I stopped. (Mothers, feel free to openly cringe at this time). Much like your mothers, I am sure, mine cleaned thousands of pounds of dirty laundry resulting from those games and practices, prepared thousands of meals, and most importantly showed me great compas-sion, often after a long day’s work. Mom, thank you. You and Dad are my example for what I try to be as a parent and in service to this country.

There is a long list of “incidents” from my time at the Abbey for which I should probably also apologize, but that is not why I was asked here (Or, Fr. Peter, is there anything I still need to apologize for?) Frankly, I have forgotten the details of those incidents, but what I do remember is how good it felt to be in you graduates’ shoes. I had made it through the gauntlet that is St. Anselm’s, thanks to many of the people I mentioned above, as well as some who have since passed, includ-ing my basketball teammates Patrick Landers (’91) and Robert Beasley (’91), and of course our coach Brian Murphy. Brian toughened us up to prepare us for those games all over the region, while Pat and Rob were models of good character and good humor, even as we traveled the long way home after some hard games.

The work ethic I learned here and the selflessness of this community has motivated me throughout my life as something to strive for, because I would not have been where you are today if not for those gifts. I definitely would not have made it through Dr. Wood’s Physics class. After that, going to William & Mary, serving as a peacekeeper in the Balkans, and as an intelligence officer in Iraq seemed quite easy. (By the way, congratulations,

graduate of St. Anselm’s, are exceptionally well-pre-pared. You will have many new experiences. You will continue to pursue the love of learning that St. An-selm’s nurtured in you during your years at the school. And you will make many new friends. My prediction, though, is that many, if not most, of you will return to St. Anselm’s in the future, when you come home on break or during the holidays, so that you can visit with your former teachers and other members of the school community who have challenged you and guided you during your days as an Abbey Boy. And this is not a one-way street. I know for a fact that one of the real

joys for the monks, the faculty, and the other members of this community are those visits that you make back to the school to share with them what you are doing and to discuss your new interests and experiences. I also predict that you have already made friends here at St. Anselm’s who likely will remain your friends for the rest of your life.

Yes, St. Anselm’s is a very special place, and I hope and expect that as you and your families move on with your lives, you will continue to know, experience, and support the very special community that is St. Anselm’s Abbey School. Congratulations to you all! ♦

Good Afternoon. Abbot James, Abbot Aidan, Fr. Michael, Fr. Peter, Mr. Crittenberger, Mr. Morse, Mrs. Mahaffey, members of the monastic community, faculty, staff, and graduates of the Class of 2015:

My name is Matthew Abbruzzese, Class of 1990. I first need to make clear that these comments represent my own opinions, and not those of the Army or the Department of Defense.

The advice I received from your teachers about this speech was to be brief, be good, and be gone. So gentlemen, start your watches. While I have spent nearly my entire adult life as a soldier, my six years at St. Anselm’s have shaped who I have become as much as the last 25 years. I am sincerely indebted for the in-vestment this community made in my progression from child to young adult. In a community of this size, I


Avery Gray — Go Tribe!) I congratulate you all, because I know you’ve earned your place in those seats. Not just by memorizing answers or reading a book, but because you embraced your education.

This experience inspired me to teach. As a young officer, I was selected to go to Johns Hopkins for graduate school and then to teach International Re-lations to cadets at West Point. The officers there reinforced the role of education, as opposed to mere training. To illustrate that point, they told this story about the American author Gertrude Stein, who died in Paris in 1946. As she was lying on her deathbed, she suddenly had a moment of clarity and looked up at her gathered family and friends and asked, “What is the answer?” Their response was similar to what Dr. Wood often got from me: silence. In her case, she laughed and said: “Then, what is the question?” Which might have been a better response for me to use in Dr. Wood’s class.

To get after those questions, St. Anselm’s has armed you with passion for a true education, which informs your questions. Not just about the material covered in class, but why are you taking that class, and how are you spending your free time? Are the answers to those questions consistent with where you say you are headed? While six years at St. Anselm’s could not give me all the answers, it taught me to appreciate the value of a good question.

As the father of three boys, I now get a lot of ques-tions, mostly about Marvel superheroes, outer space, and somewhat fewer about the Army and America’s wars. Recently, my oldest son has upped his game in the quality and depth of his questions, so I am turning him over to the Abbey next fall for further development and molding. Son, I am not sure where the monks’ knowl-edge of Marvel superheroes stands, but I am sure they will help you develop your mind and your faith.

As a teacher at West Point and as an officer, I have tried to model myself after the community here,

approaching the question of where America is headed with honesty and integrity. For most of your lives, the answers to those questions have put the military in some tricky places, by the nature of where we were and still are today, and what we have been asked to do. So, I can’t tell you if joining the military is an answer to your questions, because I would not assume to know what your questions are. But the answers to your questions may still lead to hardship and sacrifice for you and your family. (By the way, thank you, Jennifer, Gus, Ben, and Sam for your sacrifices).

As men of voting age, I would ask that you serve your nation by continuing the path on which St. Anselm’s has set you. Educate yourselves so we can ensure that our nation is asking good questions and seeking honest answers. Because no matter how many smart people we have answering questions about the balance between liberty and security and our role in the world, if we are not asking the right questions in the first place, then our answers will not bring us peace.

As a member of such a small graduating class, many of you have had a chance to test your wings as a decision -maker or leader within this small community. I highly encourage you to continue to do so, in whatever field you pursue. No matter where you end up, just as you learned here, lead with positivity and integrity, and not through cynicism and fear. Keep in mind the values that you learned here in your pursuit of wisdom. I have sought to keep faith with St. Anselm’s by keeping these values in mind. It will be tough. But I believe if you are honest with yourself and others, and you have asked a good question, and you are willing to listen to the answer, it will help you get where you want to go.

My hope for you is that you have respect for the op-portunity afforded to you, and the character to listen to other people’s questions and answers, even when you disagree with them. And finally, never forget to thank your mother! ♦

Austin Scholar AwardHENRY BEH, ’15Abbot James, Fr. Peter, monks of the abbey, Mr. Crit-tenberger, faculty, family, friends, and my fellow mem-bers of the Class of 2015:

Two weeks ago, I was stopped in the hall by Mr. Pe-ter Young, and, somewhat against my will, drawn into the center of a group of prospective parents and stu-dents. I was then asked to answer what seemed to Mr. Young to be a simple question: “How would you sum up what seven years at St. Anselm’s has taught you?” While I’m sure he had the best of intentions, let’s just say I could have done with a little warning in advance.

Luckily for those of us here, I have had some time to collect my thoughts, and now I am ready to give the question another shot. St. Anselm’s has been for me a place that emphasizes academia, and so in keeping with this mindset, I will attempt to sum up seven years in four quick lessons. Wish me luck.


Lesson 1: Quality is better than quantityAlthough I would like to avoid bragging too much

about my class, we are probably some of the most inter-esting students you will find graduating. I’m sure you can see we aren’t the biggest high school class, but our small size means everyone gets a chance to shine, and no one is afraid to be an individual. There may be only 22 of us in the Class of 2015, but each of our interests, skills, merits, and most definitely our quirks make us a group that truly stands out from the rest.

Lesson 2: The value of collegialitySeven years ago, I was one of 14 students who came

to St. Anselm’s in sixth grade. Short, pretty scared, and unsure of what this school and monastery had in store for me, I met a fantastic group of guys and began to form the bonds of friendship that have only grown throughout the years. I remember at the beginning of the year, we were all asked to introduce ourselves and I, having been conditioned to spell out my name after being asked numerous times if I was related to a certain director, mumbled, “Beh. B-E-H.” I may have messed this up, and many of my classmates thought my name was something like “Baby H.” When one might expect criticism or jeering, especially from kids in sixth grade, I was greeted with friendly jokes and accepted quickly. My classmates, probably just as un-sure as I was, made me feel right at home in a place I had never been before. Through the good times, and through middle school, we have stuck together.

Even beyond our class, the Abbey had a way of bringing all students to-gether. Going back to when I was in sixth grade, I remember that among my list of friends was a senior named Wesley Mann. Wesley was an exceptional scholar, a bril-liant actor and writer, and someone who took the time to spend lunch with the A Formers every week. Even though I only knew Wesley for a year, he instilled in me the values that I think really make an Abbey Boy: dedication to school, to one’s own passions, and to the service of others, no matter who they are, or how short they are.

Lesson 3: Embrace the spirit After coming to school here for so many years, some-

times the mystery of it all tends to fade into the back-ground. I know most people call our school just St. Anselm’s and leaving off ‘Abbey School,’ but it’s the monks here that make it special. After taking some time to think about it, I realized that our school is in some ways a reflection of the monastery. As Fr. Peter teaches the little seventh graders Earth Science, he is not unlike the older monks at the monastery leading the Novices in their training. Or, each week as we gleefully gather to meet in school assembly, it is not unlike the Ves-pers that the monks pray at the end of each day. Even

beyond the monks themselves, the spirit of the mon-astery is present throughout the school. It manifests itself in the passion of the faculty and staff, in the way students treat each other, in the Kairos retreat, where last year my classmates and I bonded and came to know each other more deeply than ever before, and in the knowledge that we will take with us as we graduate to-day. Although we may leave this monastic school, know that wherever we go, the Spirit given to us will spread so that we create our own communities of learning and peace. And yes, Br. Ignacio, we’ll make sure to send some prospective monks over.

Lesson 4: Never give up I know it’s a little cliché, but my dad said no Chur-

chill quotes, so I had to change this one a little bit. Throughout our years here at the Abbey, life hasn’t al-ways been easy. Whether it is Mr. Corrigan telling you that you can’t drink coffee in class because it’s against the rules, even though it’s 7:45 in the morning and you had three hours of sleep thanks to an Ethics test, or a pop AP Lit. writing assignment just before lunch, let’s just say that sometimes we Abbey Boys find ourselves challenged on many fronts. But if I can say anything from my experiences here at the Abbey, it is that no

one feels down for long. Your class-mates sympathize with you without a second thought: “Yeah, I don’t think I did well either. Don’t worry; you’ll ace it next time.” Even when we were known as “that class,” we still stood together, and now we can be proud of how far we have come, and the ma-turity we have gained throughout the years.

Class of 2015, if any of you, while pursuing your future careers as engi-neers, mathematicians, writers, politi-

cians, doctors, lawyers, or whatever future you wish, find yourself feeling down or overwhelmed, just think back to your time at the Abbey, to the courage that powered you through those tough times, and remem-ber that before you were even legally adults, you en-countered painful hardships, disappointments, and set-backs; yet, you didn’t give up.

Each of us in the Class of 2015 takes away a different experience from our years spent here, and I have tried to capture all that we have learned as a class. In my own experience, one of the things that is most striking is how the school challenged me while, at the same time, motivating me to continue. I persisted because of the faith my teachers had in me, because of my classmates, because I found here a place where people care, where intelligence matters, and where kindness blossoms. So to the faculty who guided me, the friends and family who supported me, and the monks who instilled in me the values that I will have with me for the rest of my life: thank you, may God bless you, and best of luck in whatever comes ahead.

Live the Fourth. ♦

“I found here a place where people care, where intelligence

matters, and where kindness blossoms.”


Abbot James, Fr. Peter, Fr. Michael, Mr. Crittenberger, the monastic community, faculty, families, friends, and, most of all, the Class of 2015:

My coming to St. Anselm’s was almost accidental and definitely rushed. As a sixth grader, I remember my mom insisting that I go to the Catholic High School Fair at the Greenbelt Marriott. After spending two hours there, I was tired of talking to admissions offi-cers in suits and filling out little cards to get informa-tion about each of these high schools. Then I met Mr. Peter Young, who showed up a little late, in a leather jacket with a motorcycle helmet under his arm. I was intrigued, but thought nothing more of it, expecting to stay at Holy Redeemer, my old school, until high school. But that grand entrance stuck in my mind, and suddenly, in July, I visited and took the entrance exam on the same day, was accepted early in August, and just two weeks before the start of the school year, I decided to attend St. Anselm’s. To say the least, I was anxious.

I arrived at St. Anselm’s and sat with many of the students behind me in this very theater on the first day of school. Henry Beh, the graduate who just spoke, reached over to me right here in the Devine Theater, and said, “Hello my name is Henry, what’s yours?” I immediately felt at ease. What I did not expect, though, was the rest of the class — the young men that sit be-hind me today, who have been by my side, helping and supporting me for six years.

We had a tough time in middle school. We struggled to forge a class “identity” and form the cohesive group of “Abbey Brothers” that so many graduates come back and talk about. We always seemed to be at each other’s throats and causing trouble. However, starting in sophomore year and culminating at the Kairos re-treat, we began to come together as a class and, slowly but steadily, became the extremely tight-knit group of Abbey Brothers we are today. We were even given the name “The Amoeba” by last year’s graduating class, because it seemed that, wherever we went, we went together.

When I look back now on all the trouble our class got into over the years, it is hard not to think of what we overcame to be successful student leaders. We ran what many called the most organized House Day and Field Day, ran four successful dances over the course of the year (much to the happiness of the student body), ran a successful Thanksgiving food drive, re-started the Penny Wars, which had not occurred in three years, sponsored bar-becues during sporting events to raise attendance, and were the catalyst that reformed the middle school govern-ment.

My great aunt, an old Italian lady

St. Anselm of Canterbury AwardC.J. PIZZANO, ’15

with a thick Boston accent, used to tell me at the end of her long stories about her life, “Not bad for a little girl from Revere, Mass;” and now, after all this class has accomplished, despite its small size, I’d like to say, “Not bad for a class of 22 students.” We are a diverse group of young men with many different ambitions, talents, dreams, and interests-among us is a talented fic-tion writer, a composer who worked for the great Hans Zimmer this past summer, a Latin scholar who will be publishing a textbook soon, an extremely smart stu-dent from Vietnam, and student who is quite possibly one of the best artists I’ve ever seen, just to name a few.

I have no doubt that all of these graduates, my broth-ers, will be successful in college and beyond guided by the hallmarks of the Benedictine Ethos we learned here at St. Anselm’s — Love of Christ and Neighbor, Prayer, Stability, Daily Commitment to God, Obedience, Dis-cipline, Humility, Stewardship, Hospitality, and Com-munity.

I would like to conclude my speech with an Italian phrase that my dad once said to me, and that I have adapted to fit this speech. I apologize in advance, Ms. Pelosi, for my terrible Italian pronunciation, and no I will not be able to go play in traffic following this cer-emony. The phrase goes like this; it is short and sweet: “Ciao Sant’Anselmo, e grazie mille. Ci vediamo presto.” Goodbye, St. Anselm’s and thank you. We will see you again soon. ♦


Vespers of Graduation

1. Form V students Bryant Raisch, Pablo Ruiz, Clay Rosica, and Matthew Borden, who acted as volunteer ushers for the Vespers of Graduation, watch guests gathering in The Commons before the ceremony.

2. & 3. Parents of the Class of 2016 organized a lovely reception following Vespers, including food, decorations, and a memory board for each graduate.

4. All 22 members of the graduating class participated in the Graduation Chorus. They sang “South African Gloria,” directed by Mr. Michael Lodico.

5. Altar servers Anthony Pairo, Tim Pecoraro, and Nate Dangle prepare to process for Vespers, followed by Fr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56, Headmaster Bill Crittenberger, and Br. Samuel Spinguel, OSB, ’98.

6. Members of the Class of 2015 pose in their new shades, specially designed with a Panther and “St. Anselm’s Abbey School” on the side, which were a gift from the Parents Association.

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Class of 2015Awards & Honors

Faculty-Conferred AwardsSt. Anselm of Canterbury Award CJ PizzanoFor outstanding service to the school community

Austin Scholar Award Henry BehFor outstanding academic achievement

President’s Ora et Labora Award Charles PaquetteFor dedication to the principles of Saint Benedict

Headmaster’s Award Stephen KpundehFor contribution to Class, positive attitude, and school spirit

St. Anselm’s Faculty Award Jack ClarkFor outstanding academic performance and commitment to learning

Mark Duchesne Memorial Ryan Dalbec and Scholar-Athlete Award Charles PaquetteFor outstanding academic and athletic achievement

Alumni Association Awards In Math and Science Matthew Huerta In Modern Languages Charles Paquette In Classical Languages Jack Clark In Fine Arts John Korzan In Social Studies John Erath Bijali Dutta Ghosh Book Award Henry BehFor commitment to and ability in the natural sciences

Goldberg Science Award Matthew HuertaFor achievement in the field of science outside of school

External AwardsCardinal Hickey Award CJ PizzanoFor Christian attitude, spirit, and service to school and parish community

Sr. Mary Immaculate Award Joseph St. PierreFor outstanding achievement in the Fine Arts

National Latin Exam, Gold Medal Jack Clark

National AP Scholars John Erath Charles Paquette

National Merit Finalist Jack Clark National Merit Commended Scholar John Erath


“Intellectual curiosity is fundamental to the pursuit of our deepest passions because we always want to learn more, ask why, and vary the lens through which we look.”

Alumni SpeakerMATTHEW LYNCH, ’04Good afternoon, faculty, parents, monks, and students:

As I stand before you, I reflect on where I am today. I proudly work in the service of the Department of Defense, first as an analyst and now as an intelligence program manager. I am a happily married husband and new father of a beautiful little girl. I remain an involved member of the St. Anselm’s community as a member of the Alumni Board and an annual supporter of the Scholarship Gala.

To understand why I still believe so strongly in this community, we have to go back. Was it the chance to play soccer all four years? Was it the lasting insight into myself at Kairos my junior year? Was it as simple as being a member of Alban House? While these were valuable experi-ences, it was something more funda-mental, more unique to the Abbey. St. Anselm’s dramatically changed my approach to intellectual curiosity as the way in which we define our-selves and our place in the world around us.

So what is intellectual curiosity? We could define it as the desire to learn more about a person or a thing or a way of life. This is not rote memorization of Wiki-pedia entires or endless Google searches. We hear that each generation is exposed to exponentially more in-formation, but are we actually using that information to pursue knowledge, to learn, to improve? Without

Form II Transitionasking why, then further questioning the re-ceived answer, and, most importantly, explor-ing your own alternative answers, what have we accomplished? Question your faculty, the monks, your parents, not in some childish game of embarrassment but because you are rising young men who have far more room to grow new ideas.

Intellectual curiosity is fundamental to the pursuit of our deepest passions because we always want to learn more, ask why, and vary the lens through which we look. It is not easy. It takes a self-driven motivation. It takes per-severance in the face of the inevitable inertia of the status quo and the reality that, even when faced with new facts, we are all are slow to change our beliefs.

The good news is that intellectual curiosity is habit-forming and gets easier with practice. Over the next four years, you have a willing laboratory in which to practice, and hopefully you have already started.

Beyond the gates of St. Anselm’s, there is a world in need of your intelligence and your willingness to make a change. Whether through the Boy Scouts, a creek clean-up, or raising social awareness of a chal-lenge facing your community, you have opportunities to make a difference in ways both small and large, both today and tomorrow. Abbey Boys have the dual bless-ings of exceptional minds and a place to explore their passions.

So I’m going to leave you with a challenge. Have lots of fun with family and friends, because laughter is one of the most powerful forces in the world. Be open to new people, especially those who are not like you because those people will help you grow the most (yes, even girls; maybe especially girls). Challenge yourself to new experiences every year. In the last 10 years, I have done a pilgrimage to Italy for World Youth Day, back-packed for weeks around Morocco with a friend, deployed for an entire summer to Afghanistan, ran a Tough Mudder with the head coach of the

Baltimore Ravens, and this past year I went skydiv-ing for the first time. Most importantly, embrace the possibilities and responsibility of intellectual curiosity, because it will take you to places that you could never imagine. I wish you the best of luck, my prayers, and I cannot wait to see the difference that you young men will make in the future. ♦


Form II Student SpeakerCARLO PIZZANO

Good afternoon, faculty, staff, parents, and students of St. Anselm’s Abbey School:

I am here to talk about the experiences that have formed the bond and brotherhood of our Form II class. We are a really connected class.

When I first got here, I feared it would be a dull, overly-sophisticated school. I did not know if it was right for me, but I trusted the school and took the chance. After just the first week of school, I was truly a part of “The Abbey.” While my new school demanded high standards, it was definitely NOT a dull, overly-so-phisticated school. In fact, my classmates and I share so many memories.

I’ll never forget Mr. Fries’ class. Mr. Fries, thank you for your patience with all of us over the last two years. Once Fr. Peter found out my last name was Pizazio — I mean Pizzano — he began to recruit me to water his plants after my big brother, CJ, graduates. Thank you, Mr. Mehigan, for your five classes last year; your stories never bore us. Thank you, Mr. Leathers, for all those poems — and are you sure you are okay? This year, I think I will always remember History class with Mr. Achilles. We still cannot figure out if it’s a story or if we are supposed to take notes. Br. Ignacio… Religion? More like Greek and Latin to us. Thank you, Br. Ig-nacio, for your great in-class discussions. Ms. Dunne, thank you for the many grammar lessons. Ms. Enzel, it has been an adventure, but in the end, everyone nos divertimos mucho. Thank you, Dr. Joseph, for your Fu-turama Fridays, and we always enjoyed your baguettes and brie. Thank you, Mr. Gubartalla, for coaching

soccer for me for one game. Thank you, Fr. Castro, for Quizlet, and we will miss you a lot. Thank you, Mr. Crittenberger, for worksheets and especially for your patience. Mr. Corrigan, your voice has kept me awake in class, and I will always remember to bring my text-book to class. Mr. Taylor, thank you for all the corny jokes and equations. Thank you, Ms. Dunne and Dr. Joseph, for having delicious Form II lunches.

Now, multiply all these stories by infinity, and that’s how many memories I have individually with my class-mates. Some of the best ones are with the students transferring to other schools; we will surely miss you guys. St. Anselm’s Abbey School is truly our home as a place to learn and to have a brotherhood with ev-eryone. Because of our class’s great bond together, I feel positive we have a bright future in store. Thank you to all who have shaped my classmates and me as students and individuals. These years have been great. Thank you! ♦

On the day of their Transition Service, the Form II class is with (left to right): Matthew Lynch, ’04; Headmaster Bill Crittenberger; President Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB; Head of the Middle School Thomas Mehigan; Form II Advisor Janine Dunne; Chaplain Fr. Michael Hall, OSB; and Form II Advisor Dr. Larry Joseph.


Awards to UnderclassmenHeadmaster’s AwardFor contribution to class, positive attitude, and school spiritForm A Robbie ThompsonForm I Oliver LewisForm II Carlo PizzanoForm III Ryan TorpeyForm IV Jack KalhornForm V Constantin Miranda

St. Anselm’s Faculty AwardFor outstanding academic performance and commitment to learningForm A Luca SmithForm I Joseph Paci Form II Kyle WhitlockForm III Nathaniel MonahanForm IV Noah FullerForm V Adam Wasserman

Barry Creative Writing Prize in PoetryIn memory of Peter Barry, ’83Form IV Jonah BarrónForm V Mark Hornyak

“Egg Drop” AwardForm IV Samuel Bulla

Peter Samp, ’08 AwardForm IV Harry Daley-Young

Harvard Book AwardForm V Nate Dangle

National Greek Exam, Blue RibbonForm V Bryant Raisch

National Spanish Exam, Gold MedalLevel I Michael DiLeonardo

Hank HermensLevel II Nathaniel MonahanLevel III Noah FullerLevel V Nate Dangle

Adam Wasserman

National French Exam, High HonorsLevel I Stanislav Radziwill

Tyler YoungLevel II Carlos Alvarado-Flores

Darius KuddoLevel III Michael Libanati Level V Ryan Montesi

Perry-King Tita

National Latin Exam, Perfect ScoreForm III Nathaniel MonahanForm I Will Monahan

Ian OgilvieJoseph Paci

National Latin Exam, Gold MedalLevel IV Mark Hornyak

Level III Nishant CarrNoah FullerBen HicksBrendan Kane

Level II Jonah BarrónSam CohenMichael HenshawMatthew LaskowskiWill Lawrence

Level I Abbas AliJoseph BlumKevin ClarkJames DukeYves EisenbergRyan FennellyDaniel FitzpatrickHank HermensDarius KuddoRyan McFeeters

American Mathematics Competition AwardsLevel 8 First Place Nicholas Daniel (II)

Hollis Howe (II)Joseph Paci (I)Christopher Sherman (II)Alex Warren (II)Tyler Young (II)Henry Yuan (II)

Level 10 First Place Noah Fuller (IV)Second Place Patrick Sansone (IV)Third Place Jacky Zhong (III)

Level 12 First Place Leon Gong (V)Second Place Ryan Dalbec (VI)

Michael Yan (IV)Third Place Joseph Lorentz (V)

Robert LesherSheran PereraAlex ShipeJack WerwinskiPhillip Zaki

Thomas MillerMax PattenCameron PinoColin RayDavid TerryRyan TorpeyAlex WarrenJohn WhitlockHenry Yuan

Michael LibanatiTyler PirovicMicah Shenk-EvansClement Williams


Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB PresidentMr. Bill Crittenberger HeadmasterMr. Kirk Otterson Assistant HeadmasterMr. Alexander Morse Head of the Upper SchoolMr. Thomas Mehigan Head of the Middle School

Department Chairs & AdministratorsMr. Henry Achilles Chair, Social Studies DepartmentMr. Robert Alspaugh Chair, Religion Department

Ms. Robin Barth, RN Ms. Tamara Brown Mr. Mark Commins Mr. John Corrigan, ’83 Mr. Hal DeLucaDr. Charles Downey Mrs. Maryrita Dunlavey Mrs. Hajnalka Enzel Fr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56Mr. Lawrence Hamm, ’68 Mr. R. Blake Hollinger, III Mr. Jeffrey Harwood Mrs. Kristin Hurd Mr. James Leathers, ’04 Ms. Stacey Marnell Mr. Michael McCarthyMr. José Morales Ms. Delora Pelosi Mr. Stephen Roush Mr. Bryan Taylor Mr. Jonathan Vaile Mrs. Kimberly Walhout Mrs. Ieva Young Mr. Peter Young, ’01

and Director of Summer Programs School NurseRegistrar and Office Manager Director of Finance and Operations Chair, Mathematics Department Director of College Counseling Chair, Fine Arts Department LibrarianChair, Modern Language Department ChaplainDirector of Alumni AffairsAssistant Director of Admissions Assoc. Director of College Counseling Director of CommunicationsDean of StudentsGuidance CounselorDirector of Student ActivitiesDirector of FacilitiesChair, Classical Language Department Director of AthleticsChair, Science DepartmentChair, English Department Assistant Director of Development Business ManagerDirector of Admissions

Mr. Henry AchillesMrs. Lisa BarryMr. Pablo BonillaDr. Anita ChernovitzMr. Peter Collins, ’74Mr. Paul ComminsMr. Mark DeanMr. Phil Dickerson

Religious Faculty & StaffFr. Javier CastroBr. Ignacio González, OSBFr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56Br. Bernard Marra, OSBBr. Matthew Nylund, OSBFr. Peter Weigand, OSBAbbot James A. Wiseman, OSB

2014-2015 Faculty & Staff

Ms. Janine DunneMs. Mary-Alice FarinaMr. Tony FigueroaMr. Adam FriesMs. Susan GinsbergMr. Paul GrenaldoMs. Kailey GottaMr. Abdel Gubartalla

Dr. Larry JosephMrs. Kay KalhornMs. Sean LaneMr. Jack Leathers, ’06 Mr. Michael Lodico, Jr. Dr. Marcel MaicanMr. Michael Manglitz, ’00Mr. John Montroll

Lay Faculty, Staff, & CoachesMr. Cesar Reategui Mr. Adam Roush, ’03 Ms. Hadley Rowland Mr. Dennis Sisson Mr. Paul WofsyDr. Herbert Wood Mr. Gabriel Young


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