Opening Mass and Awards Pages 2–4

2010–2011 Annual Report of Gifts Pages 13–28

It is your support

that enables us to

continue to offer

a quality Xaverian

education to 880

young men, and

thanks to your

generosity we

are able to offer

financial assistance

to approximately

270 of our students.

Dear Friends of Xavier High School,

It is my pleasure to present to you our Xavier High School Annual Report for the 2010-2011 fiscal year. This is the first time that the Annual Report is being included in our Xavier Today magazine which allows us to present this to our complete Xavier community. I am very grate-ful to our alumni, present and past parents of students, and many other kind benefactors whose generosity is so vital to the mission of Xavier.

It is your support that enables us to continue to offer a quality Xaverian education to 880 young men, and thanks to your generosity we are able to offer financial assistance to approxi-mately 270 of our students. Thanks to you we can enhance our strong academic, athletic and extracurricular programs each year. This school year alone our new course offerings include Chinese III, Pre-Engineering III, Advanced Placement Spanish, Law Enforcement and Basic Forensics, Marketing, String Ensemble, Guitar, Advanced Placement Music Theory and Personal Finance. It is your assistance that helped make possible the installation of much-needed new windows in the front of the school, phase one of a three-year project, and the installation of a new scoreboard on our main athletic field.

We are looking forward to celebrating the 50th Anniversary of our school in 2013, and you will be learning more about our plans for Xavier’s future as we prepare for that anniversary. From the opening of our doors in 1963 until the present the Xaverian Brothers, faculty and staff have striven to offer a high school education rooted in faith and gospel values, and with your continued help we hope to do so for many years to come.

I would like to express thanks from all of us at Xavier for the dedicated support of our Alumni Association under the leadership of Mr. Phil Franklin ’73, and our Home and School Association led by Mr. James Killen ’78. Thanks also to our Advancement Office staff for their tireless efforts in raising financial support for our school: Mr. Michael Tommasi ’67, Director of Advancement; Mr. Joseph Lane ’95, Assistant Director; Mr. John Guerin, Director of Communications; and Mrs. Karen Brown, Administrative Assistant.

To all of you, our benefactors, I offer sincerest thanks and prayerful best wishes. May God continue to bless each of you and your families each day.

Gratefully,

Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X.Headmaster

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Christmas Fine Arts Night December 13SAC Junior/Senior Semi-Formal December 17Christmas Vacation Begins at Dismissal December 208th Annual Art Kohs Basketball Classic December 27 & 28 (see page 29)Alumni Winter Raffle Drawing December 29 (see page 12)Classes Resume January 3

Catholic Schools Week January 29 – February 4Junior Career Night/ Junior Parent Guidance Night February 2Junior Ring Mass February 9“Mardi Gras” Auction February 11 (see page 35)Winter Break Begins at Dismissal February 17

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O n September 29th the Most Reverend Michael R. Cote, Bishop of the Diocese of Norwich, was principal celebrant and homilist at the Opening of School

Mass in the Arthur M. Kohs gymnasium. Con-celebrating was Reverend Gregory Galvin, Director of Vocations for the Diocese of Norwich. Deacon Jorge Escalona was the master of ceremonies.

Headmaster Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X. thanked Bishop Cote for his continued support of Xavier High School and Catholic education throughout the diocese. He also welcomed and thanked benefactors and families who were present for their contributions to Xavier.

Ryan Murphy ’12, President of the Student Activities Council, also added thanks to Bishop Cote and Brother Brian from the student body. Ryan presented Bishop Cote with a token of appreciation from the student body.

At the end of Mass, Principal Brendan Donohue announced the names of this year’s scholarship and award

recipients. Headmaster Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X personally greeted and congratulated each student as he presented them with their award. n

Opening of School Mass and Awards Ceremony

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Continued on page 4 >

SChOlArShipSTHE BROTHER ROBERT, C.F.X. SCHOLARSHIP was

established in honor of the first principal of Xavier High School and is awarded to the incoming freshman who achieved the highest score on the entrance exam. Nicholas J. Indorf

THE BISHOP VINCENT J. HINES SCHOLARSHIP is named in honor of the late Bishop Hines who was the founding Bishop of Xavier High School. This scholarship is awarded to the incoming freshmen who received the next highest scores on the entrance exam. The recipients are Joseph M. Kane, Christopher H. LoBianco, Anthony J. Magdzik, Peter J. McEachern, Ethan P. Rodrigues

THE BOYLE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP was established in to recognize a deserving Xavier student in grade nine through twelve from a parish located in Middletown, Portland, Durham or Middlefield. Andrew J. Coburn

THE CHRISTOPHER CARROZZELLA SCHOLARSHIP was established in memory of Christopher, a member of the Class of 2004, and is awarded to a student who excels in the area of Fine Arts. Zachary A. Clark

THE THOMAS CLOUTIER SCHOLARSHIP was established in memory of Thomas A. Cloutier, Jr., a member of the Class of 1992. Ryan M. Moynihan

THE ALEX COLOMBO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP was established through the generosity of the Middletown Youth Soccer Association and the friends of the Colombo family in memory of Alex Colombo. The scholarship is awarded annually to a junior who has participated in athletics and extracurricular activities. Daniel A. Drabinski

THE ELEANOR FONTANELLA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP was established in memory of Mrs. Fontanella and is awarded to a deserving student from Meriden or Wallingford. Marcel S. Zajac

THE ROSE MARY FUENTES LOFFREDO SCHOLARSHIP was established in memory of Mrs. Fuentes Loffredo by her family for a deserving student who has an interest in the area of Fine Arts. Rowan S. Lucey

THE FURSTENBERG SCHOLARSHIP was established in memory of Christian Furstenberg, a member of the Class of 1990. This scholarship is awarded annually to a student who reflects the values of scholarship, leadership and service which Christian exhibited. Matthew A. Manzione

THE BROTHER HAROLD SCHOLARSHIP was established by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pacholski, uncle and aunt of Brother Harold, to recognize a student at the conclusion of his sophomore year who has excelled in the accelerated program. Anthony R. Iorio

THE ERIC KALBER SCHOLARSHIP has been established in memory of Eric, a member of the Class of 2004, by his family. The scholarship is awarded to a student entering his junior year who has worked to his maximum potential. Nathaniel M. Clark

THE GEORGE AND MARY KEITHAN ’81 SCHOLARSHIP was established for a deserving Xavier student or students in grade(s) ten through twelve who have achieved a 3.0 or higher grade point average in the previous school year. Frank R. Zimmitti

THE ARTHUR KOHS SCHOLARSHIP was established by Mr. Arthur Kohs, Xavier’s first Director of Athletics, to recognize a young man entering his junior or senior year who lives out Xavier’s motto “Be A Man” and who exemplifies class, hustle and determination in and out of the classroom. Michael F. Mastroianni

THE ROBERT MICHALSKI SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student based on his “character, academic performance and athletic effort.” Dillon R. McCarthy

THE JOSEPH PAGANO SCHOLARSHIP was established in memory of Joseph Pagano, a member of Xavier’s class of 1973, and is awarded to a student who excels in community service. Michael J. Massaro

THE THOMAS PIERCE SCHOLARSHIP was established to recognize a student entering his senior year who has excelled in the area of science. Miraj M. Rahematpura

THE MARK RONDO SCHOLARSHIP was established for an incoming freshman from Holy Trinity Parish who has performed recognizable community service. Carmelo M. Saia

STAFF SGT. THOMAS SMITH SCHOLARSHIP was established by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith in loving memory of their son, Thomas. This scholarship is awarded annually to a student entering his senior year who best exemplifies the spirit, character and values of Tom, a 1976 graduate of Xavier. Emmett F. McConville

THE DR. WILLIAM E. WRANG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP was established by William Wrang, Jr. and his son, William Wrang, III ’75, in memory of their beloved father and grandfather. This scholarship is awarded to a student entering the senior year who shows interest and academic prowess in science. George D. Gilbert

THE XAVERIAN BROTHERS SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to recognize a young man who exemplifies and lives the Xaverian Charisms of humility, trust, compassion, simplicity and zeal. Stephen J. Olis

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BOOk AwArdSTHE FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD is donated

annually by Derek Dunn, Class of 1982 and his brother, Brendan Dunn, Class of 1986. Tyler L. Ceste

THE HARVARD BOOK PRIZE is offered each year by The Harvard Club of Southern Connecticut to a student entering his senior year. This award is donated by Mr. William Holley, an alumnus of Harvard’s Class of 1983 and Xavier’s Class of 1979. Victor Wu

THE HOLY CROSS BOOK PRIZE is awarded each year by The General Alumni Association of the College of the Holy Cross. Mason A. Passavant

THE REGIS COLLEGE BOOK AWARD is awarded for to a student who has demonstrated excellent written and oral communication skills, displayed outstanding academic promise, and exhibited exceptional leadership qualities. Rowan S. Lucey

THE RENSSELAER MEDAL AWARD is awarded for outstanding academic achievement in the study of mathematics and science. Miraj M. Rahematpura

THE ST. ANSELM BOOK AWARD is awarded to a student for superior academic achievement and personal character. Gregory D. Brown

THE ST. MICHAEL’S BOOK AWARD is awarded to a student for their achievements in academics and community service and to acknowledge the spirit of volunteerism exhibited by the recipient. Kristof B. Fogarasi

THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT – AVERY POINT BOOK AWARD is given to a student in recognition of his outstanding accomplishments in Coastal and Environmental Issues. John F. Marriott III

The final award is the THE YALE BOOK PRIZE. It is donated by the Yale Club of New Haven and will be presented at a formal ceremony held at Yale University in October. Sherif A. Eldirany

Lastly, each year the BROTHER CELESTINE MEDAL is awarded to students who, upon the completion of the past academic year, have an overall final average of A with no final average grade less than an A- in their major subjects. This prestigious award, which a student can receive only once during his four years at Xavier, is the highest academic tribute that the school bestows. The award is named after Brother Celestine Killigrew who taught history and Religion, coached the freshmen soccer team, and ran the bookstore at Xavier in the early 1960’s. Brother Celestine died at the age of 25 as a result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident. The Brother Celestine Award was created to honor this beloved teacher’s memory. The recipients of the 2010-2011 Brother Celestine Award are: Ross E. Bohan, Christian J. Cannata, Nathaniel M. Clark, Ryan J. DeVille, Michael D. Epright, Dominic J. Fogarasi, Graham L. Gilarde, Ruban H. Hussain, John P. Kessler, Angus M. Lamont, Noah R. Lyke, Anthony T. J. Lynch V, Kyle S. McLaughlin, Ryan Moynihan, Stephen J. Olis, Alexander M. Prete, Miraj M. Rahematpura, James R. Rosborough, William H. Selleck, David J. Sonski, and Jeffrey M. Witz.

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“Students Helping Students” Tops Goal

Top Three Homerooms

• Mr.Bell $5,630• Mr.Garrity $5,115• Mr.G.Jaskot $4,470

Top Homerooms by Class

• FRESHMEN Mr.Bell $5,630• SOPHOMORE Mr.Garrity $5,115• JUNIOR Mrs.Charpentier $4,053• SENIOR Bischoff $4,110

Pictured are the top three ad sellers in the 2011-2012 “Students Helping Students”

Ad Book Campaign holding copies of last year’s Ad Book: center, Andrew Meoli ’14

($925); right, Alexander Milardo ’15 ($925); left, Jeffrey Chase ’12 ($915).

Jim Coleman ’12

Junior Parents Hear About Technology and TeenagersJim Coleman ’12 shares some thoughts…

The Religion Department sponsored an evening

for junior parents entitled, “The Stress of Junior Year.” The evening was designed to heighten awareness of the current realities and pressures associated with being a teenager in the hope that we all will become better equipped to meet their needs.

Senior Jim Coleman presented a talk on technology that was filled with information that every parent should hear. Below are just a few highlights of what he had to say.

“Technology has a large influence on all of

us within our school, work, social, and family

communities. The main focus for this talk in

particular is the use and abuse of technology within

these communities.”

“Although there is nothing wrong with holding

small talk via text, it is very easy to get a little carried

away. Conversations grow in number and length,

and may possibly begin to consume a large part of

the day.”

“I’m aware that many of you may not be as

technologically sound as your sons. This does not,

however, prevent you from being able to get a handle

on what is going on. Basic rules and expectations are

okay to lay out for your son.”

“Technology is a great resource and tool that can

impact our lives positively or negatively. Having

maturity enough to accept the importance and

the will power to take it in stride, all comes with

time. Xavier is an incredible foundation for the

development of these characteristics, and will only

benefit your son.”

Read Jim’s complete talk on our website at http://www.

xavierhighschool.org/s/952/images/editor_documents/

campus%20ministry/2011-12/junior_parent_night_

technology_talk.pdf.

As of our final count at the close of our 2011 “Students Helping Students”fundraisingcampaignthestudentsreachedtheir$100,000

goal. The goal each year is to provide funds for financial aid to students who desire a Xavier education and need some assistance. Ads are solicited from businesses and patrons of the school. The Ad Book will be distributed to Alumni and supporters throughout the northeast, encouraging them to patronize those who support the school through their advertisements in the book.

Top Ad Sellers

• AndrewMeoli’14 $925• AlexanderMilardo’15 $925• JeffreyChase’12 $915• JoshuaSwanson’14 $875• ThomasGleeton’14 $805• NicholasHeiney’14 $800• DylanBuscema’15 $740• JonathanLococo’12 $710• JosephCambareri’15 $580• SeverianelBurgos’15 $575• BrianDay’12 $560• ShaneBaker’13 $540• EmmettCoughlin’13 $530• RichardDowney’15 $520• John-PaulMorello’13 $500

$97,695.75 + $7,880.90 = $105,576.65!Onthefinaldaythestudentsbroughtin$27,683.75bringingourad

collectiontotalto$97,695.75.Whenweaddedinthe$7,880.90fromthesixjean day collections it pushed the campaign over the top, giving us a grand totalof$105,576.65.

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October 14th Ford Motor Company brought its national,

award winning teen safe driving program, Ford Driving Skills for life (Ford DSFl), to Xavier.

in Connecticut, Xavier high School was selected to participate in the program. in response to growing awareness about teen fatalities and driver distraction, the Ford Motor Company Fund, along with the governors highway Safety association (ghSa), announced in February a $1,000,000 expansion of Ford DSFl, with a 30 city national tour. the expansion added a new component to Ford DSFl’s hands on programs and web based training. Xavier was the final stop on this year’s tour.

the program began with an assembly in the gym where students were given an introduction to the program by one of the team’s professional drivers. he explained some very dramatic statistics (some are listed below) about the consequences of impaired or distracted driving. “getting a driver’s license, and the freedom that comes with it is an exciting milestone for our students,” said Dean of Students nick Cerreta ’01. “Often, that

excitement overshadows the reality that driving a car takes concentration and skill. Ford’s Driving Skills for life gives them a hands on experience that shows them the importance of driver safety and responsibility.”

“Xavier high School is pleased to team up with Ford Motor Company in delivering this very important

New Energy Efficient Windows

in the summer of 1961, the architects specifications called for state-of-the-art aluminum sash windows with 1/8” double strength glass to be installed in the

brand new Xavier high School which was to be built on Saybrook road. after serving for almost 50 years, those windows are now in the process of

being replaced with energy-efficient windows appropriate for the 21st century. the front of the school is the first phase of this building upgrade. While to a casual observer the look may not be dramatically different, the efficiency of the windows will make a substantial positive impact on the school in the long run.

at first, all the old windows had to be removed carefully disposing of materials that were very common in construction during the 1960’s. the new window installation was completed in advance of the back to school activities by the end of august.

Phase one represented about one-third of the school. if all goes well with our fund raising this year, phase two of the new window project, which would be the parking lot or Durham side of the building could be completed next summer. the courtyard window replacements are planned for the summer of 2013. n

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message about safety and driving to our students,” said Mr. Cerreta. “We are extremely excited to have the Ford team visit us to talk about driving safety and responsibility. it is an important message that needs to be shared with our students.”

Channel 3 reporter Matt McFarland interviewed Principal Brendan Donohue who said “we were pleased to be able to offer this program from Ford. it gives the students some really important information and it brings it to them in an exciting way.”

after the assembly, teams of student volunteers were given the chance to drive and experience first hand the effect that distraction and other factors can have. the

original plan was to have the entire school view some of the driving, but Mother nature didn’t cooperate. however, there are some excellent videos on the Driving Skills for life website as well as driving tips that are appropriate for anyone who gets behind the wheel regardless of age.

according to the Connecticut highway Safety Office drivers between the ages of 16 and 24 years old account for only 10% of Connecticut’s licensed drivers, yet they were involved in 23% of all fatal auto crashes in 2009. the students at Xavier high School participated in hands on training modules that will equip each student with the fundamental skills necessary for safe driving. n

Ford’s driving Skills for life at Xavier

Principal Brendan Donohue talking to Channel 3’s Matt McFarland.

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Largest Turnout Ever for…

Open HouseOctober 23rd, Xavier welcomed

the largest group of families to ever visit the school during our annual Open house. academic Dean for freshmen Mr. David Sizemore ’86 told us that the sign in table had listed almost 400 families participating. even before the event was scheduled to start at 1 o’clock, families were lining up outside the front doors and the parking lots were full throughout the afternoon.

Once a family signed in, they were escorted through the school by volunteer student guides. Classrooms were setup to present all of the academic Departments, Clubs and activities, Sports, alumni & home and School associations and other information about Xavier. Faculty/Staff, alumni, parents and a host of other student volunteers were available to answer any questions that might be asked by prospective families. Xavier’s band, jazz band and chorus provided music throughout the afternoon and the home and School association hosted a light dessert reception.

New Scoreboard

in the first week of October, a new scoreboard was installed on the parking lot side of ryken Field. this

has been on our wish list of things that we could do to improve our facilities for our students and fans that come to Football, Soccer, lacrosse, ultimate Frisbee and other events held on the field here at Xavier. thanks to all those donors who have contributed to the Xavier annual Fund whether specified for athletics or simply left unspecified. n

Principal Brendan Donohue summed up the day in a letter to Faculty and Staff:

“thank you to all of you for your great efforts at Open house. By all accounts it was a highly successful day. We had a very good turn out. the school building and the grounds looked beautiful. the students did a great job representing the school. i heard nothing but positive comments from the visitors. it is because of the work and dedication of each one of you that Xavier is such a great school. that was on display yesterday and you can all be very proud of the work you do. i am blessed to be part of such a wonderful community. thank you for everything.”

With a large number of early registrations for the november 19th entrance exam and an ever increasing number of shadow days (days when 8th graders can follow a current student during a class day and see what a Xavier education is really like), the interest in Xavier seems stronger than ever. n

(l-r) Recent graduates Christopher Hanson, Oliver Neal and Ronald

Weir were recognized as a 2011 AP National Scholars.

Thirty-eight students at Xavier High School have earned AP Scholar Awards in recognition of their exceptional achievement on AP Exams.

The College Board’s Advanced Placement Program® (AP®) provides motivated and academically prepared students with the opportunity to take rigorous college-level courses while still in high school, and to earn college credit, advanced placement, or both for successful performance on the AP Exams. About 18 percent of the more than 1.9 million students worldwide who took AP Exams performed at a sufficiently high level to also earn an AP Scholar Award.

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38 Xavier high School Ap Scholarsgraduated in May are: Taylor Bonin ’11 from Durham, Michael Breault ’11 from Ivoryton, Paul Drabinski ’11 from Madison, Christopher Hanson ’11 from East Hampton, Michael Joyce ’11 from Wallingford, Michael Kowalski ’11 from Middletown, Patrick Lenehan ’11 (class valedictorian) from Cheshire, Devin McManus ’11 from Old Saybrook, John O. Neal ’11 from Haddam, Francis Rowland ’11 from Cromwell, Mark Scalzo ’11 from Wethersfield, and Ronald Weir ’11 from Cobalt. The final recipient of the AP Scholar with Distinction Award went to current senior Victor Wu ’12 of Durham.

AP SCholAR With hoNoR AWARDS

Nine students qualified for the AP Scholar with Honor Award by earning an average grade of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams. These students are (May Graduates) Michael Leon ’11 from Portland and Luke Strand ’11 from Vernon; (present seniors) Gregory Brown ’12 from Durham, Tyler Ceste ’12 from Wallingford, Sherif Eldirany ’12 from Glastonbury, Kristof Fogarasi ’12 from Middletown, Samuel Magaziner ’12 from Essex, Emmett McConville ’12 from Madison, and Colm Smith ’12 from East Hampton.

AP SCholAR AWARDS

Sixteen students qualified for the AP Scholar Award by completing three or more AP Exams with grades of 3 or higher. The AP Scholars are (May graduates) Charlie Dupont ’11 from Wallingford, Joshua Etheridge ’11 from Middlefield, Daniel Gero ’11 from Portland, Jeffrey Herrera ’11 from Middletown, David Johnson ’11 from Portland, Brendan Lewis ’11 from Hamden, Joseph Lynch ’11 from North Branford, and Matthew Verderame ’11 from Durham; (current seniors) George Gilbert ’12 from Portland, Sean Marinan, Jr ’12 from Higganum, Andrew Moeller ’12 from Northford, Mason Passavant ’12 from Middletown, David Pugliese ’12 from Middletown, Miraj Rahematpura ’12 from Middletown, Peter Tomasiello ’12 from Cromwell and Geoffrey Vartelas ’12 from Cromwell

The 16 current seniors have this upcoming year in which to complete college-level work and possibly earn a higher-level AP Scholar Award. n

NAtioNAl AP SCholAR AWARDS

The College Board recognizes several levels of achievement based on students’ performance on AP Exams. At Xavier High School, three May Graduates qualified for the National AP Scholar Award by earning grades of 4 or higher on a five-point scale on all AP Exams taken, and an average grade of 4 or higher on eight or more of these exams. Christopher J. Hanson ’11 from East Hampton, John Oliver Neal ’11 from Haddam and Salutatorian for the graduating class, and Ronald E Weir ’11 from Cobalt all earned this prestigious honor.

AP SCholAR With DiStiNCtioN AWARDS

Thirteen students qualified for the AP Scholar with Distinction Award by earning an average grade of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams. Twelve of these students who

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We had reported in our last Xavier Today that science

teacher Mrs. Linda Charpentier was accepted to the summer institute at the University of Connecticut Early College Experience (ECE) program. In conjunction with the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, they ran a three-day intensive lab experience in protein purification, crystallization and imaging for adjunct UConn ECE Biology instructors. The purpose of this training was to expose ECE Biology instructors to some of the cutting edge methods being used by researchers in the field of structural biology today. Teachers were encouraged to bring this enrichment back to their classrooms.

Success is Crystal Clear in Xavier’s Ap/ECE Bio lab…

Mrs. Charpentier recently integrated the laboratory technique of protein crystallization into her AP/ECE Biology course. Her students successfully crystallized the lysozyme protein, an enzyme found in our tears.

The next step in a research facility would be to image a crystallized protein using x-ray crystallography in order to discern the 3D shape of the protein molecule. The photos show the crystals as observed merely through a regular classroom microscope. Mrs. Charpentier has been in contact with Dr. Victoria Robinson, who ran the summer institute and who heads UConn’s Protein X-ray Facility, about the possibility of arranging a visit for her

students to view this facility and the results of protein crystallography.

Ryan Poulsen ’04 (yearbook photo) is currently a PhD student working with Dr. Robinson in structural biology. Greg Breuer ’08 (yearbook photo) is in his last year of UConn’s Honors Program in Biotechnology/Computer Engineering and hopes to pursue a combination MD/PhD upon graduation. Both Xavier alums have offered to address Xavier students interested in entering these exciting fields of structural biology, bioengineering and biotechnology. n

Ryan Poulsen ’04

Greg Breuer ’08

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Xavier Team Aims for a repeat win in real world design Challenge

Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman Announces Xavier D.C. Trip

Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman announced that a team of Connecticut high school students travelled to Washington D.C for the kickoff of the 2012 Real World

Design Challenge (RWDC) — a nationwide engineering competition that the Xavier team won earlier this year.

The seven-member team from Xavier beat more than 450 schools from 40 states to take top honors at the national level in the 2011 RWDC last April with their design of an airplane wing that maximizes fuel efficiency and enhances performance. They presented their winning design on Capitol Hill on October 11 — the day the new Challenge was unveiled.

Pictured is the RWDC team and members of their families with Congressman Larson from Connecticut’s 1st District on the steps of the

National Capitol.

Lt. Gov. Wyman encourages all Connecticut schools to consider participating in the event, which aims to increase the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) workforce and includes mentoring from such Aerospace giants as Pratt and Whitney and Sikorsky, as well as other industry partners.

“These challenges play an important role in expanding our state’s talent pool by attracting candidates who otherwise might not have considered a career in our state’s high-tech industries,” Wyman said. “I strongly encourage all educators to take full advantage of this extraordinary opportunity.” n

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On a perfect summer afternoon in June, Xavier’s Class of

1986 gathered at the school to celebrate their 25th graduation year reunion. Several travelled from across the country to join in the reunion. Classmates in attendance were: Mr. vincent Cervoni ’86 (Wallingford), Dr. Christopher Coppola ’86 (Danville, Pa), Mr. Joseph Delaney, Jr. ’86 (Wallingford), Mr. Brian Farrell ’86 (Middletown), Mr. Bryan Feitel (haddam), Mr. Stephen M. galluba ’86 (north Branford), Mr. gregory ginnetti ’86 (Cheshire), Mr. Shawn hanlon ’86 (Superior, CO), Mr. William iselin ’86 (Burlington), Mr. Marc libero ’86 (new haven), Mr. ko Maruyama ’86 (glendale, Ca), Mr. Michael Masselli ’86 (Portland), Mr. Jeffrey Misenti ’86 (Middletown), Mr. Daniel Pickett ’86 (Middletown), Mr. Carl Pitruzzello ’86 (Middlefield), Mr. Mark rowley ’86 (St. louis,

Good Friends, Good Food, Good TimesClass of ’86 makes Clambake their own…

Mrs. richard Feitel, Mr. art kohs, Mr. and Mrs. robert Wilson, Mr. Phil Franklin ’73 (alumni assn President), Mr. Jim royce ’99 (alumni executive Committee) and Mr. John guerin (Director of Communications).

One focal point was a table of ’86 yearbooks and scrapbooks that the wives in attendance really seemed to enjoy. One of the ’86 kestrel editor-in-Chiefs, Dave Sizemore, pointed out a few pictures from the student newspaper that included attendees.

the only formal presentations of the event were a brief welcome and prayer from headmaster Br. Brian, followed later by Dave Sizemore’s listing of the five deceased class members who he asked all to remember in their prayers. they are: Mr. David Brandt, ’86, Mr. Peter gelinas ’86, Mr. Brian grover ’86, Mr. Jonathan hayden ’86 and Mr. richard thompson ii ’86.

Members of the Class of 1986 enjoyed their 25th reunion at the Clambake.

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MO), Mr. and Mrs. David Sizemore ’86 (Cromwell), Mr. Christopher tripler ’86 (Beverly, Ma), Mr. edward Wiegand ’86 (atlanta, ga).

ko Maruyama travelled the farthest; he flew in with his wife and children from California to make this part of a family vacation to Connecticut. Spearheading the reunion effort were Class Contacts Dan Pickett and teddy Wiegand along with their classmate and Xavier’s academic Dean David Sizemore.

the afternoon was filled with laughter as conversations abounded among the alumni who were joined by a number of past teachers and representatives of the school administration and alumni executive Committee: Br William Ciganek, C.F.X., headmaster Br Brian Davis, C.F.X., Br. J. robert houlihan, C.F.X., Mrs. linda Charpentier, Mr. and

after enjoying a clambake menu prepared and served by navin Brothers Catering, all the alumni and most of their families were taken on a tour of Xavier showing all the new things that have been added to the school in the intervening 25 years since graduation.

Xavier’s Office of advancement and alumni executive Committee combine to support the efforts of all our graduating classes who are interested in organizing a class reunion. Whether the reunion is held here at the school or held off premises, we are ready, willing and able to assist in the planning and promotion of these worthwhile events. if anyone is interested in getting a committee together, let us know through your Class Contact, or email alumni@xavierhighschool.org or advancement@xavierhighschool.org. n

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Alan Schumann ’78, and Phil

Franklin ’73 thanking Brother

Houlihan (center), for his

MYARC sponsorship.

Mother Nature was kind to the 29th Anniversary Golf Classic on June 27th as over 120 alumni, family and

friends gathered at Tunxis Plantations in Farmington for a day of golf, food, fellowship and prizes. An early morning drizzle ended as the registration table opened. A cloudy sky which occasionally brightened and comfortable temperatures accompanied the golfers throughout the day.

Golfers enjoyed a lunch of freshly grilled sandwiches and cold beverages on the golf course. Under our “best ball” format, golfers vied for trophies for the top three foursomes of the day as well as “longest drive” and “closest to the pin” plaques.

Participants assembled in the Tunxis pavilion to dine on an expertly prepared meal. Headmaster Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X. thanked all for their participation and contributions to the school. After dinner the trophy and plaque winners were announced and almost 50 golf raffle prizes were awarded under the capable direction of Brother Thomas Fahey, C.F.X.

Mr. Phil Franklin ’73, president of the Xavier Alumni Association and chair of the golf committee, worked all day with Karen Brown, John Guerin and Joe Lane ’95 from the Office of Advancement to guarantee the smooth operation of the event. We also want to thank all the sponsors and donors who helped to make the day a success. The golf committee is already working on plans for the 30th Anniversary Golf Classic. We anticipate an announcement shortly on our website and in our next edition of Xavier Today. n

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XAvIEr HIGH SCHOOL — Annual report 2010–2011 13

Director of Advancementa message from the

Dear Friends and Supporters,

Over the past year, I’ve met with many of our constituents and emphasized

the importance of what partnerships mean to Xavier High School. As you look

through the Annual Report, you will see the value of these partnerships.

Each partnership acknowledges individuals and corporations that donated

to Xavier High School during the 2010-2011 fiscal year. Once again, the

ongoing support for our great school was appreciated and necessary. Although we distributed over

$1.1 million in financial aid and endowed scholarships, the request and need for assistance continues

to grow for about 30% of our students.

It is because of these partnerships that 38 students at Xavier earned 2011 AP Scholar Awards in

recognition of their exceptional achievement; Football, Wrestling, and Ultimate Frisbee teams cap-

tured state titles in 2010-11; and Xavier’s Engineering Team was 2011 state and national champion

in the Real World Design Challenge.

I would like to express my deepest appreciation to our alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty/

staff, and friends for your ongoing loyalty and support. Through your gifts, no matter how big or

small, you played an integral role in fostering the spiritual, academic, and physical growth of our

students.

We are all part of the Xavier Community. Let’s continue to partner together to strengthen and build

the legacy of Xavier High School.

Michael A. Tommasi ’67

Director of Advancement

“It is your support that enables us to continue to offer a quality Xaverian education

to 880 young men, and thanks to your generosity we are able to offer financial

assistance to approximately 270 of our students.” HEADMASTER BR. BRIAN DAVIS, C.F.X.

July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011

nnual report of giftsA

14 XAvIEr HIGH SCHOOL — Annual report 2010–2011

July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011

The Xavier High School Annual Report is published annually following the end of the fiscal year. This annual report acknowledges contributions received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. However, if a name is misspelled, omitted, or printed incorrectly, please notify the Advancement Office at 860-347-6079.

Investment Income —

Diocesan Subsidy —

Miscellaneous Income —

Advancement Activities —

Transfer to Restricted Endowed Scholarships —

Transfer to Unrestricted Endowment —

General Administration ——

Capital Improvements —

Plant Operations and Maintenance ——

Financial Aid and Scholarships ——

Faculty and Staff Benefits —

Advancement Activities —

ScHool Income

Tuition and Fees $8,876,006

Advancement Activities * 623,404

Miscellaneous Income 206,429

Diocesan Subsidy 60,000

Investment Income 14,537

ToTAl Income $9,780,376

ScHool eXpendITuReS

Instruction and Student Activities $5,096,626

Faculty and Staff Benefits 1,273,792

Financial Aid and Scholarships 1,141,385

General Administration 660,466

Plant Operations and Maintenance 630,632

Advancement Activities 467,580

Capital Improvements 264,842

Transfer to Unrestricted Endowment 137,324

Transfer to Restricted Endowed Scholarships 107,729

ToTAl eXpenSe $9,780,376

inancial reportF

Ad Book (net) $96,798

Gifts and Grants 25,000

Home and School Association 25,000

Alumni Association 20,000

* The following items which have been reported separately in the past are included in the Advancement Activities listed above. Advancement Activities are intended to show a more complete summary picture of donations to Xavier.

Tuition and Fees

Instruction and

Student Activities

XAvIEr HIGH SCHOOL — Annual report 2010–2011 15

G iving by ConstituenCy*

total Alumni giving by class

Individual donors are listed in this report in the Giving Societies. A listing of individual Alumni donors by

Class is listed on the Xavier website under Advancement and Alumni/Advancement Activities.

conSTITuency BReAkdown of donATIonS

(XAvIeR’S AdvAncemenT AcTIvITIeS

Alumni $243,101

Parents of Alumni 151,025

Businesses & Foundations 68,364

Individuals (Friends of Xavier) 49,378

Present Parents 48,583

Past & Present Grandparents 34,667

Xavier Faculty/Staff 30,191

Matching Gift Companies 20,880

Matching Gift Companies —

Individuals (Friends of Xavier) ——

Xavier Faculty/Staff —

Present Parents ——

Businesses & Foundations ——

Past & Present Grandparents —

* The individual categories total to more than the Advancement Activities total since there are many individuals who fall into more than one category (i.e. Parents, Parents of Alums, and Grandparents).

Alumni

Parents of Alumni

Class of 1967 $7,823

Class of 1968 $5,880

Class of 1969 $11,380

Class of 1970 $20,775

Class of 1971 $5,535

Class of 1972 $5,320

Class of 1973 $6,238

Class of 1974 $10,140

Class of 1975 $6,940

Class of 1976 $4,150

Class of 1977 $5,005

Class of 1978 $9,090

Class of 1979 $6,958

Class of 1980 $10,101

Class of 1981 $49,966

Class of 1982 $7,115

Class of 1983 $13,146

Class of 1984 $12,510

Class of 1985 $6,135

Class of 1986 $6,587

Class of 1987 $2,435

Class of 1988 $1,535

Class of 1989 $2,383

Class of 1990 $1,130

Class of 1991 $1,975

Class of 1992 $245

Class of 1993 $3,580

Class of 1994 $295

Class of 1995 $1,390

Class of 1996 $1,300

Class of 1997 $1,070

Class of 1998 $525

Class of 1999 $3,120

Class of 2000 $2,830

Class of 2001 $3,205

Class of 2002 $1,255

Class of 2003 $245

Class of 2004 $195

Class of 2005 $325

Class of 2006 $535

Class of 2007 $480

Class of 2008 $180

Class of 2009 $505

Class of 2010 $895

Class of 2011 $675

ToTAl AlumnI donATIonS $243,101

16 XAvIEr HIGH SCHOOL — Annual report 2010–2011

Contributions to ndowedEThe Boyle family ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. LeRoy E. Dyer

$100

c.J. carrozzella ScholarshipThe Spirit of CJ Foundation

$5,000

Susan G. ciganek ScholarshipBrother William Ciganek C.F.X.Mrs. Lucille Ciganek

$200

Thomas A. cloutier, Jr. ScholarshipMr. Kevin Cloutier ’96Mr. & Mrs. Edward Domnarski, Jr.

$250

peter f. dalton, Jr. ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Peter F. DaltonDalton Enterprises

$10,000

desRosier ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Edwin DesRosiersMr. Thomas Stolarz ’69

$2,172

Jes egan Scholarship fundAcura of AvonMr. & Mrs. David J. AhlgrenMrs. Martha AhlquistMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. AlbinAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Allan B. BrownBuell Securities CorporationMs. Emily CalkinsMs. Janice CalkinsMr. & Mrs. Peter CardenMr. & Mrs. Erik S. ChristensenMs. Carol N. ChristensenCT Acura DealersMrs. Antoinette DadarioDarby Dan FarmDe Robertis JewelersMr. & Mrs. Christopher DerrickMs. Paula V. DobratzEast Haddam Elementary SchoolMr. Robert D. EvansMr. & Mrs. James FusaroMr. & Mrs. William J. HallMr. & Mrs. Donald A. HecklerMs. Rachel A. HindsMs. Joanne HooperMr. & Mrs. Thomas KeyesMs. Pamela LaveryMr. & Mrs. Paul MatterazzoMs. Agatha M. MeekerMr. Jason NewellMr. & Mrs. Alan J. NitchmanMr. & Mrs. Andrew T. O’BrienMr. & Mrs. Gary K. PechieMs. Lois M. PerrupatoMr. & Mrs. Gardner Perry, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Douglas PrichardMrs. Rita J. SantostefanoMr. & Mrs. Joseph T. SienkiewiczMrs. Patricia SmithMs. Robin M. StarkelMr. & Mrs. Lee E. SwensonMr. & Mrs. William TalbotWestbrook Education AssociationMs. Carol WheelerMr. & Mrs. James K. Wilson

$4,065

Richard feitel ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Richard FeitelMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Gastler ’74Xavier Alumni AssociationXavier Home & School Association

$3,144

Garrity ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Vito BonaiutoDr. Gregory Bonaiuto ’84Mr. & Mrs. William H. Garrity

$2,250

michael Golia ScholarshipMr. Patrick AndrewsMr. & Mrs. Michael A. DraperMr. & Mrs. E. PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Salvatore Savo, Jr.

$240

Harrington ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Rocco R. DiGenovaMr. Kevin DiGenova ’03Ms. Teresa M. DiGenovaMr. & Mrs. Richard A. HarringtonUnited Technologies

$800

Holy family ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Yandow

$2,500

Brother J. Robert Houlihan, cfX ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Gastler ’74Brother J. Robert Houlihan C.F.X.

$9,100

Jamie Tillona ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Michael W. Baehr

$75

The eric J. kalber ScholarshipBob’s Auto ServiceMr. & Mrs. John BrodzinskiMs. Ann-Marie DrozdMr. Colin T. FrayneMr. & Mrs. George C. KalberMrs. Sheri Kalber-AmatoMr. & Mrs. Scott T. McNultyMr. Stephen Mierz ’77Mrs. Jeanette W. Siscavage

$7,750

mr. & mrs. George v. keithan, Jr. ’81 ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. George V. Keithan, Jr. ’81

$20,000

George v. keithan, Sr. memorial ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. George V. Keithan, Jr. ’81

$5,000

Arthur kohs ScholarshipAmerican Glass Company, Inc.Anonymous - Cash proceeds from Kohs

ClassicBiega’s Home For FuneralsMr. Jeffrey Billings ’82Cafe Allegre / WoodwindsCitizens Bank of ConnecticutCloutier & CassellaMr. Ryan M. Cole ’01Connecticut Rental CenterMr. Michael P. Crean ’00

Dainty Rubbish Service, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. DrakeMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Gastler ’74Mr. Edward Generous ’72Mr. Mark O. Hubbard ’67Mr. Matthew N. Johnson ’02Mr. Timothy J. Kohs ’85Mr. Michael S. Kohs ’84Mr. & Mrs. Arthur KohsMr. Todd Kohs ’81Mr. Kenneth C. Landy and

Ms. Teresa J. OpalaczDr. William A. Longo ’69Mr. Roger Madero ’83Malloves JewelersMr. Stanley Marciniec ’67Mr. J. Andrew Marciniec ’76Mr. William McKinley ’73Mr. David McKinley ’74Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Moore, ’79Mr. John Nettis ’75Mr. Gary Nolan ’71NXEGEN, LLCMr. Evan O’BrienDr. Stan Opalacz ’72 and Dr. Kayoko

KondoMr. Michael Papale, Jr., ’79Mr. Joseph Pasternak ’78Mr. Francis J. Pawlowski ’67Pro Physical TherapyMr. Chevar A. Rankins, ’06Mr. John Romano ’99Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. RuderMr. Alan R. Schumann, Jr. ’78Mr. Christopher Serra ’99Mr. & Mrs. Peter SipplesMr. & Mrs. David Sizemore ’86Mr. Thomas Stolarz ’69THIS LLC / SmorstixMr. & Mrs. Michael A. Tommasi ’67Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick M. Tremalgia ’73Mr. James Weselcouch ’71Dr. William J. Witkowski ’67

$7,574

korey lee ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Kent Lee

$100

Robert michalski Scholarship fundReverend David Choquette ’90Mr. Daniel Fagan ’88

$350

michael J. monea Scholarship fundMr. Michael J. Monea ’75

$1,000

John S. and cecilia S. ott Scholarship fundMr. & Mrs. John S. Ott

$3,000

Joseph S. pagano ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Gastler ’74

$300

Thomas A. pierce Scholarship fundMr. & Mrs. Richard FeitelMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Gastler ’74

$550

mark Schaefer memorial ScholarshipMr. Thomas AquilaMs. Linda BarileMr. & Mrs. Albert C. BrevettiMs. Carol BrightMr. & Mrs. Paul ClougherMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Cusano, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. ElliottMs. Susan EmermanMr. & Mrs. Mark J. FaganMr. & Mrs. John FestaMs. Lynn M. FestaSister Dominic JosephMs. Carol A. KowalskiMr. & Mrs. Robert LassanMrs. Jacquelyn S. MongilloMr. & Mrs. Don MozzochiMr. Michael P. NancollasMr. & Mrs. Otto SchaeferMonsignor Gerard G. SchmitzMr. & Mrs. John A. SchulerMr. & Mrs. Robert VallaMr. & Mrs. Joseph VallaReverend Dominic J. VallaMr. & Mrs. Mark N. VogelMr. Anuruddha Walaliyadda and

Ms. Paula ClogherMs. Mary Jane M. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Robert A. Yates

$2,785

Schilke ScholarshipMrs. Violet DunnMrs. Steffie PasiekaMr. & Mrs. David Schilke

$2,300

Schilke math ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. David Schilke

$250

Staff Sgt. Thomas Smith ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Daniel S. CizauskasMr. & Mrs. Joseph Smith, Jr.

$2,250

St. mark ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. David A. Tellerico

$2,500

Rosemary T. Strekel ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. David A. Leone ’73Mr. & Mrs. Chris ShaneMr. Alexander F. Strekel ’00Mr. Matthew L. Strekel ’99

$9,750

unrestricted endowmentMrs. Mildred BroadwayMr. & Mrs. John Callahan

$175

william e. wrang memorial ScholarshipAetna Foundation Matching Gift CenterMr. & Mrs. William E. Wrang III, ’75Mr. & Mrs. William E. Wrang, Jr.

$2,300

Total contributions to endowed Scholarships $107,829

Endowed scholarships create opportunites for students who might otherwise be unable to attend Xavier High School.

ToTAl conTRIBuTIonS foR THe 2010–2011 fIScAl yeAR

scholarship funds

XAvIEr HIGH SCHOOL — Annual report 2010–2011 17

in loving emory or honorM

A memorial gift serves as a remembrance of a loved one, a true friend, or a respected teacher. A tribute is offered to honor someone whose life has had an impact on others. Such gifts perpetuate the honoree’s good influence on others as well as Xavier High School.

These first gifts were offered as a tribute to a living member of the Xavier High School community:

In honor of ellIott r. Antler

Mr. Lawrence Antler

In honor of nIcholAs cerretA ’01Ms. Kathie Larke

In honor of MArk festA

Ms. Lynn M. Festa

In honor of PhIl And sue frAnklIn

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Pilkington

In honor of frAnces & rIchArd hArrIngton

Mr. & Mrs. Rocco R. DiGenovaMr. Kevin DiGenova ’03Ms. Teresa M. DiGenova

In honor of grAce & otto’s 50th AnnIversAry

Monsignor Gerard G. SchmitzMr. & Mrs. Albert C. BrevettiMr. & Mrs. Don MozzochiMr. & Mrs. John A. SchulerMr. & Mrs. John FestaMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Cusano, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph VallaMr. & Mrs. Larry D. ElliottMr. & Mrs. Mark J. FaganMr. & Mrs. Mark N. VogelMr. & Mrs. Paul ClougherMr. & Mrs. Robert A. YatesMr. & Mrs. Robert LassanMr. & Mrs. Robert VallaMr. Anuruddha Walaliyadda and Ms. Paula ClogherMr. Michael P. NancollasMr. Thomas AquilaMrs. Jacquelyn S. MongilloMs. Carol A. KowalskiMs. Carol BrightMs. Linda BarileMs. Mary Jane M. WilliamsMs. Susan EmermanReverend Dominic J. VallaSister Dominic Joseph

In honor of WIlhelM tye

Ms. Earlene Tye

The following represent Memorial Donations we have received in addition to any that may be listed under Endowed Scholarships (page 16) established in the name of a deceased Xavier community member:

In MeMory of sArAh h. AdAMs

Mr. Charles Becker ’97

In MeMory of Mr. thoMAs g. AIello

Brother James M. Kelly C.F.X.

In MeMory of MArIe BergAMInI

Dr. Robert A. Bergamini ’72

In MeMory of stAcIA novotny

Mr. & Mrs. David SchilkeMrs. Steffie PasiekaMrs. Violet Dunn

In MeMory of BIll PoMfret

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kohs

In MeMory of MArgAret reynolds

Attorney Edward F. Reynolds, Jr.

In MeMory of John ross ruggIero

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Charpentier

In MeMory of AlBert o. sAntostefAno

Mr. Guy Santostefano ’80

In MeMory of MAry BAuer schMIdt

Mr. Nicholas Schmidt ’70

In MeMory of Mr. rIchArd J. sMIth, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Jaskot ’69Mr. & Mrs. David A. Leone ’73Mr. & Mrs. Peter Charpentier

In MeMory of rAyMond st. JAcques

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Charpentier

In MeMory of edWArd W. stAnkeWIcz

Mrs. Judith E. Dawe

In MeMory of roBert h. slAttery

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Jaskot ’69Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Kilpatrick

In MeMory of IrvIng c. snoW

Guilmartin, DiPiro, & Sokolowski, LLCHowley Bread Group, LTDMr. & Mrs. Ben RoyMr. Christopher B. ConleyMrs. Christine C. Algiere

In MeMory of gAry thoMPson

Mr. Paul Poissant ’75

In MeMory of chrIstoPher John tuncAP-BenAvente

Mr. & Mrs. Kent Lee

In MeMory of Mrs. AlBertA tuohy

Middletown District Council of Catholic WomenMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Jaskot ’69Mr. & Mrs. David G. HeineyMr. & Mrs. Richard HallMr. John P. Boothroyd ’74Mrs. Gay B. MahderMs. Mary Ellen DamrauOld Saybrook Fire Department

In MeMory of Peg turley

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Lane, Sr.

In MeMory of george h. And ottIlIe BussMAnn

Bussmann Family Foundation

In MeMory of deceAsed MeMBers of clAss of 1967Mr. Francis J. Pawlowski ’67

In MeMory of thoMAs A. cloutIer

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Jaskot ’69

In MeMory of thoMAs A. cloutIer, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edward Domnarski, Jr.

In MeMory of JonAthAn M. coAtes

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Coates ’69

In MeMory of Peter dAlton ’87Mr. & Mrs. Will McPhee

In MeMory of John A. dudek

Mr. Jason J. Dudek ’88In Memory of Claire EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Jaskot ’69

In MeMory of Jes egAn ’92Acura of AvonAnonymousBuell Securities CorporationCT Acura DealersDarby Dan FarmDe Robertis JewelersEast Haddam Elementary SchoolMr. & Mrs. Alan J. NitchmanMr. & Mrs. Allan B. BrownMr. & Mrs. Christopher DerrickMr. & Mrs. David J. AhlgrenMr. & Mrs. Donald A. HecklerMr. & Mrs. Douglas PrichardMr. & Mrs. Erik S. ChristensenMr. & Mrs. Gardner Perry, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gary K. PechieMr. & Mrs. James FusaroMr. & Mrs. James K. WilsonMr. & Mrs. Joseph T. SienkiewiczMr. & Mrs. Lee E. SwensonMr. & Mrs. Paul MatterazzoMr. & Mrs. Peter CardenMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. AlbinMr. & Mrs. Thomas KeyesMr. & Mrs. William J. HallMr. & Mrs. William TalbotMr. Jason NewellMr. Robert D. EvansMrs. Antoinette DadarioMrs. Martha AhlquistMrs. Patricia SmithMrs. Rita J. SantostefanoMs. Agatha M. MeekerMs. Carol N. ChristensenMs. Carol WheelerMs. Emily CalkinsMs. Janice CalkinsMs. Joanne HooperMs. Lois M. Perrupato

Ms. Pamela LaveryMs. Paula V. DobratzMs. Rachel A. HindsMs. Robin M. StarkelWestbrook Education Association

In MeMory of frAn ellIgers

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher BongoMr. & Mrs. Edward SheehanMr. & Mrs. Gene L. BrownMr. & Mrs. Peter CharpentierMr. & Mrs. William C. Braychak

In MeMory of WIllIAM And louIse fleMIng

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Coughlin

In MeMory of ed And suzAnnA frAnklIn

Mrs. Mary Franklin

In MeMory of PAul g. gArrIty, sr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Garrity, Jr., ’92

In MeMory of JeAn golIA

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. DraperMr. & Mrs. Salvatore Savo, Jr.

In MeMory of AlIce guerIn

Mr. & Mrs. Gene L. BrownMr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Lane ’95Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Tommasi ’67Mr. & Mrs. Peter CharpentierMr. & Mrs. John Guerin

In MeMory of WIllIAM hAncock

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Lane, Sr.

In MeMory of Aldon t. Ingersoll

Mrs. Patricia B. Mariano

In MeMory of WIllIAM r. JAnnetty, sr.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Cizauskas

In MeMory of erIc kAlBer ’04Mr. & Mrs. George C. Kalber

In MeMory of lAWrence lentInI

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lentini

In MeMory of eIleen MAnnIng

Mr. & Mrs. George C. Kalber

In MeMory of John c. MArrInAn

Mrs. Evelyn P. Marrinan

In MeMory of John f. McgrAth, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Jaskot ’69Mr. & Mrs. Peter Charpentier

In MeMory of george l. McleAn

Mr. & Mrs. Henry McLeanMr. Tyler R. Magaziner, ’10

In MeMory of dorIs MorrIssey

Miss Jayne Vitale

In MeMory of clAIre nellIs

Brother James M. Kelly C.F.X.

In MeMory of WIllIAM h. nellIs

Mr. William Nellis ’76

18 XAvIEr HIGH SCHOOL — Annual report 2010–2011

aint Francis Xavier society

2010-2011 Members of theSGifts of $1,000 or more per year to Xavier High School earn the donor membership in Xavier’s Saint Francis Xavier Society.

Xaverian Founders Colleagues $25,000 And ABove

Mr. & Mrs. George V. Keithan, Jr. ’81

Xaverian Leadership Colleagues$15,000 - 24,999Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Del Favero

The Ray and Pauline Sullivan Foundation

Ryken Heritage Council$10,000 - $14,999The Catholic Foundation of the Diocese

of Norwich

Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Hetherington ’81

Headmaster’s Council$5,000 - $9,999

Mrs. Maureen E. Dalton

Dalton Enterprises

Mr. Jeffrey R. Del Favero ’78

Brother J. Robert Houlihan C.F.X.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Hutton ’83

Mr. & Mrs. John S. Ott

Mr. & Mrs. Chris Shane

Mr. Richard C. Turek ’70

The Spirit of CJ Foundation

Principal’s Circle $2,000 - $4,999Chief Ed Brymer (Ret.) and

Attorney Geraldine A. Roberts

Mr. & Mrs. Carl G. Bulgini III ’84

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Byrne, ’80

Mr. & Mrs. Damian Carroll

Attorney and Mrs. Christopher Carrozzella

Mr. and Dr. Carl Carta, ’70

Connecticut Rental Center

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. James Cunningham

DeRita & Sons Construction Company, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin DesRosiers

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Farrington

Dr. Robert A. Frank ’79

Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Gastler ’74

Mayor and Mrs. Sebastian N. Giuliano, ’70

Mr. Robert D. Guere ’81

Mr. John W. Hannen, Jr. ’74

Mr. & Mrs. George C. Kalber

Mrs. Sheri Kalber-Amato

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Kilpatrick

Mrs. Rosemary Kilpatrick

Mr. Peter J. Langevin

Mr. & Mrs. Marc Levin ’80

Dr. William A. Longo ’69

Anonymous

Malloves Jewelers

Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Mikullitz ’89

Mr. & Mrs. Neil G. Mitchill, Jr., ’93

Mr. Jeffrey S. Muzio ’84

Dr. Stan Opalacz ’72 and Dr. Kayoko Kondo

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Patton ’82

Mr. & Mrs. Everett J. Rutan III, ’70

Mr. & Mrs. David Schilke

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Sczurek

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Serrano

Mr. & Mrs. David Sizemore ’86

Mr. Matthew L. Strekel ’99

Mr. Alexander F. Strekel ’00

Mrs. Robin S. Taillie

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Taillie

Xavier Alumni Association

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Yandow

Falcon Circle$1,000 - $1,999Mr. R. Bruce Andrews

Mr. Carl J. Appellof ’69

Mr. Geoffrey P. Astle ’02

Dr. Gregory Bonaiuto ’84

Mr. & Mrs. George R. Brown, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Gene L. Brown

Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Burke

Bussmann Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Charpentier

Mr. Michael Chmielewski ’68

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Coates ’69

Mr. Ryan M. Cole ’01

Cromwell Printing Co.

Mr. John P. Custy ’70

Mr. Todd R. Darling ’85

Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold Day

Mr. & Mrs. Peter DeRita, Jr. ’85

Mr. Geoffrey T. DeVille ’80

Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Donohue

Mr. Jeffrey A. Dooley ’81

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Feitel

Dr. Miklos Fogarasi and Dr. Ildiko Toth

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Franklin ’73

Mr. Matthew Friel ’85

Mr. & Mrs. Keith Garabedian

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Garrity

Mr. John P. Giaimo ’83

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Gillies

Mr. & Mrs. John Guerin

Mr. William J. Hannigan ’77

Mr. & Mrs. David G. Hetzel ’68

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hoisl

Mr. James R. Joyce ’83

Mr. Brian Judge ’91

Mr. Jeremiah Keefe ’86

Mr. & Mrs. William Kiley, ’82

Mr. Kenneth C. Landy and Ms. Teresa J. Opalacz

Attorney and Mrs. Dennis R. LaVette

Attorney and Mrs. Peter W. LaVigne, ’71

Mr. & Mrs. David A. Leone ’73

Dr. Anthony J. Loffredo ’87

Mr. & Mrs. David Lohr

Mr. John F. Lomartra ’73

Mr. Timothy Loughlin ’84

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas G. Macol

Attorney Joseph S. Magnano ’71

Mr. Richard B. Magner ’69

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Mahar

Timothy Maloney Associates

Mr. & Mrs. Sean R. Marinan ’80

Attorney and Mrs. Joseph D. Marino ’73

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence McHugh

Mr. & Mrs. William McKenzie, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Miller ’67

NexGen Solutions

OnSite Video Productions

Mr. Michael J. Monea ’75

Mr. Paul Orsina

Mr. James P. Parmelee ’84

Mr. Lee M. Partyka ’70

Mr. Steven Perruccio ’69

Mr. & Mrs. William Peterson

Mr. Michael Picard ’83

Mr. Mark P. Picard ’86

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Pugliese

Mr. & Mrs. John Rajpolt, ’81

Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Ricciuti

Anonymous

Chief (Ret.) and Mrs. Robert J. Ross ’80

Mr. Mark Rowley ’86

Dr. Perry Sangalli

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Sarpu ’79

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Shane

Dr. John Shine

Mrs. Alberta Slattery

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Smith ’76

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Smith, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Tommasi ’67

Mr. & Mrs. Guy J. Tommasi, Jr. ’75

Mr. James Truscinski ’88

Mr. Edward P. Tynan ’67

Mr. & Mrs. William Voelker

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wills

Mr. David J. Winicki ’84

Attorney John F. Wolter, ’79

Mr. & Mrs. Philip K. Wooding

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Wrang III, ’75

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Wrang, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Wrinn ’71

Mr. Arthur Wrubel ’83

the reMAInder of our donor gIvIng socIetIes Are on the folloWIng PAges. your generosIty Is APPrecIAted.”

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Xavier Associate $500 - $999Mr. Robert A. Arena ’85Mr. & Mrs. Carl BanicMr. Norbert G. Bissonnette ’81Mr. Robert S. Blake ’75Bob’s Auto ServiceBozzuto’s Inc. (IGA)Mr. Hans E. Brings ’85Mr. John Buckley ’83Mr. Richard D. Cadorath ’68Cafe Allegre / WoodwindsMr. & Mrs. Mark CamnerCitizens Bank of ConnecticutMr. & Mrs. Daniel S. CizauskasClassic Auto Wash of CromwellMr. & Mrs. Geoffrey S. Close, Sr.Mr. Steven A. DeMartino ’87Mr. & Mrs. Rocco R. DiGenovaDurham Middlefield Youth Football &

CheerleadingGem Manufacturing Co., Inc.Mr. Thadd Gnocchi ’68Mr. Joseph J. Guerra II ’84Mr. Brian Hurlbutt ’74Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Jaskot ’69Mr. & Mrs. Aaron D. KingMr. Timothy J. Kohs ’85Mr. & Mrs. William KrogerMr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Lane ’95Ms. Kathie LarkeMr. & Mrs. William B. Laudano Jr.Mr. Robert Linden and

Ms. Mary CantyLoehmann-Blasius Chevrolet, Inc.Mr. William J. Longo ’96Mr. Roger Madero ’83Mr. J. Andrew Marciniec ’76Mrs. Evelyn P. MarrinanMr. Joseph McCabe ’69Mr. & Mrs. James McNamaraMercy High SchoolMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Moore, ’79Mr. Paul Moquin ’69Mr. & Mrs. Richard MurphyOld Colony Construction, LLCMrs. Jane OpalaczOxford IndustriesMr. & Mrs. Pierre PassavantDr. Brendan Patterson ’77Mr. Francis J. Pawlowski ’67Portland Agricultural Fair AssociationMr. & Mrs. Douglas PrichardMr. & Mrs. William PustariMr. & Mrs. Vincent J. RabyMr. & Mrs. Mark J. Rutan ’74Mrs. Justine B. RutanMr. & Mrs. Richard D. Saks, ’83Mr. & Mrs. Michael SamulenasMr. & Mrs. Otto SchaeferMrs. Clare ScholandMr. Alan R. Schumann, Jr. ’78Mr. & Mrs. James SchumannSt. Lawrence Church

Mr. & Mrs. James ReidyMr. Joel RileyMrs. Eileen RogersMr. & Mrs. Robert RomanelliMr. Barry Rosenblatt ’78Mr. & Mrs. John RowleyMr. & Mrs. Mark W. SabiaMr. Albert O. SantostefanoMr. & Mrs. Charles ScheidMr. Roy SchmalingMr. Nicholas Schmidt ’70Mr. Mark Seamon ’91Mr. & Mrs. Ochhav ShahMr. Christopher Shortell ’90Signs on DemandMr. Philippe Slezak ’77Mr. & Mrs. Patrick P. SmithMr. & Mrs. Francis E. SmithMr. Bryan R. Southall ’70Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. StaabMr. & Mrs. James StewartMrs. Muriel SullivanMr. Gary A. Szewczyk ’77Mr. Philip Szewczyk ’79Mr. Tyler W. Tanner ’93Target CorporationMrs. Susan TarrantMr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Tarrant, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John J. Tomasiello ’72Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tomasino IIIMr. William A. TomassoMr. & Mrs. Darius TylkiMrs. Patricia A. VadaszMr. & Mrs. Andrew VadaszMr. & Mrs. Peter VendittoMr. Edward Wiegand ’86Ms. Mary Jane M. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Frank J. Wolak, Jr. ’78Mr. & Mrs. Glenn WoodsMr. & Mrs. Zhijun WuXavier Home & School AssociationMr. & Mrs. Richard E. Zadroga ’74Mr. & Mrs. Stephen ZiobrowskiMr. & Mrs. Salvatore ZoccoliMr. Richard E. Zovich

Mr. & Mrs. Calvin H. StoneyStop & Shop A+ Bonus Bucks ProgramSuburban P.T. & Sports Medical

CenterMr. Antonio Suppa ’96Mr. & Mrs. Lee E. SwensonMr. Donald Thompson Jr. ’75Mr. Peter Turecek ’87Dr. Karl A. van Bibber ’68Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Wallace ’85Mrs. Donna WilsonMr. & Mrs. Robert M. WilsonMr. & Mrs. Timothy E. Wrinn ’78

st. Joseph Associate $250 - $499Mr. Edward Adametz ’82Aerial Photography by Don CoutureAll American Heating & Air

ConditioningMr. John S. Amato ’72Mr. & Mrs. Efrem AntlerDr. Benjamin D. Armstrong ’97Mr. James Bartolotta ’78Mr. & Mrs. Robert BeaudoinMr. Charles Becker ’97Dr. Robert A. Bergamini ’72Ms. Frances BergerMr. & Mrs. Anthony BerryBiega’s Home For FuneralsMr. & Mrs. Vito BonaiutoMr. & Mrs. Kevin BoyleMr. & Mrs. Russell BrochinskyMr. Edward Burke ’68Mr. & Mrs. John BussmanMr. Thomas A. Campbell ’79Patricia A. Carta, D.M.D.Mr. Nicholas Cerreta ’01Attorney David Chapman ’75CNX Radio, Inc.

Connecticut Lacrosse Officials Association, Inc.

Mr. James R. Coughlin ’84Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Cunningham ’78Mr. Luke Dalton ’95Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. D’Amato ’79Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. D’Aquila ’83Brother Brian Davis C.F.X.Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeanMr. & Mrs. James DeKoeyer IIIDr. Gary DiDato ’82Mr. Thomas Dolan ’91Mr. Mark Dubois ’68Mr. Daniel Fagan ’88Mr. Andrew Ferretti ’78Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. FinneganMr. & Mrs. Brian J. FitzpatrickMr. Barry Fitzpatrick, PrincipalMr. Kevin F. Fournier ’82Dr. Stephen Franklin ’76AnonymousReverend Gregory P. GalvinDr. and Mrs. Prabhash GanguliMr. & Mrs. Andrew T. GarganoMr. Carmelo GionfriddoMr. & Mrs. Jim GregoireMr. & Mrs. Robert GrimmMrs. Suzanne GuebleMr. James Guida ’67Mr. Richard Gula ’67Mr. & Mrs. David G. HeineyDr. James Hennessey ’67Mr. & Mrs. Eric HenzyMr. & Mrs. Carey M. Hewitt ’74Mr. & Mrs. Laurence HillMr. & Mrs. James HoranMr. & Mrs. Phillip HouleMrs. Marguerite A. HuelmannDr. and Mrs. Louis IorioMr. & Mrs. Robert JacksonMr. Charles JacobucciDr. Robert Jakubiec ’71Mr. & Mrs. Laurence N. Jones, ’77Mr. John Kane ’85Mr. Michael S. Kohs ’84Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kohs

Mr. Frederick L. Konopka ’78Ms. Carol A. KowalskiMr. & Mrs. John Krasnitski, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Kronenberger ’75Mr. & Mrs. Peter LaMalfa, Sr.Mr. Mark J. LambertMr. & Mrs. John LarensenMr. & Mrs. Benedict LaTorreDr. Leo Lensing and Dr. Carolyn SharpLiberty LimousineDr. and Mrs. Brian T. LynchMr. & Mrs. Stanley MackiewiczMr. Tyler R. Magaziner, ’10Ms. Pamela ManzioneMr. Stanley Marciniec ’67Mr. Christopher M. Mashia ’97Mr. & Mrs. David MasseMr. & Mrs. David Mastroianni, Jr.Mr. Paul Maturo ’81Rev. Dr. Barry J. McCarthy ’69Mr. & Mrs. John C. McGrathMr. & Mrs. Robert McGuinness, ’73Mr. & Mrs. Will McPheeMrs. Lisa McPheeMiddletown Sports Hall of Fame &

Museum, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Mischke ’74Ms. MaryAnn MisentiMrs. Evelyn Z. MondaniMr. & Mrs. Peter J. Mondani, Sr. ’75Mr. & Mrs. Daniel MooneyMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. MurrayMr. Michael Muzio ’83Mr. Michael P. NancollasNXEGEN, LLCMr. & Mrs. David W. O’Brien ’70Ms. Jean O’BrienReverend Mark D. O’Donnell ’77Old Colony Construction, LLCMr. & Mrs. Raymond PeachMr. Peter Petruzelo ’73Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Pia, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. PiontekPortland Town Center LLCPro Physical TherapyMr. & Mrs. Ronald Raffele ’70

nnual Fund Drive giving societiesAThank you to all of those alumni, past and present parents, grandparents and friends for making a donation to our 2010-2011 Annual Fund Drive. Your generosity to Xavier helps create expanded opportunities for our students.

XThe Home and School Association for contributing over $25,000 towards the student needs and the school, along with the various receptions they hosted throughout the school year.

thank you!

20 XAvIEr HIGH SCHOOL — Annual report 2010–2011

Kestrel sponsor$100 - $249Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. AbelyMr. Paul Ackermann ’80Ms. Eva AhernMr. Thomas AhernMr. & Mrs. Eric AlbertMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. AlbinMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey AllisonMr. Patrick AndrewsMr. Lawrence AntlerMr. Eric J. Appellof ’71Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Appellof ’75Mr. David J. Applegate ’98Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. AtkinsonMr. & Mrs. Michael L. AvelisMr. & Mrs. Michael W. BaehrMr. Matthew Bailey ’98Ms. Linda BarileMr. Martin BarrettMr. & Mrs. Christopher Bartolotta, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Bartolotta IIILieutenant Colonel and

Mrs. Douglas J. Bayley ’87Mr. Stephen Bayley ’93Mr. & Mrs. Christopher BealeMr. & Mrs. John BeaulieuMrs. Marcia BeemanMr. Muriel BianchiMr. & Mrs. Joseph BibisiMr. & Mrs. Michael E. BielonkoMr. Jeffrey Billings ’82Mr. & Mrs. Bernard E. BlessingerAttorney John L. Boccalatte and

Dr. Michele Salonia LaceyMr. Michael Bois ’90Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. BoissonneaultMr. & Mrs. Paul V. BongoMr. & Mrs. Peter BoothDr. and Mrs. Edward R. Boothroyd ’72Mr. & Mrs. Morris BoreaMr. & Mrs. Raymond H. BovichMr. & Mrs. Charles BoyleMr. & Mrs. David L. BradyMr. & Mrs. Albert C. BrevettiMr. & Mrs. Ifeanyi BroderickMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. BroderickMr. & Mrs. C. Timothy BrownMrs. Elisabeth A. BrownMr. & Mrs. Raymond B. BruenMr. Paul Bruni ’82Mr. & Mrs. John Brymer

Mr. & Mrs. Mark BuciorMrs. Barbara BuckleyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth BussmannMr. & Mrs. John CallahanMr. John P. Campbell ’77Mr. John CampbellDr. and Mrs. Renzo H. CanettaMr. & Mrs. John CappielloMr. & Mrs. Michael CardiCareer FactorMr. James K. Carley ’77Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Carlone, Sr.Mr. Charles Carroll, Jr. ’85Mr. & Mrs. Larry CarrozzellaMr. & Mrs. Christopher CaseyMr. & Mrs. James CaveDr. Paul Ceplenski ’68Mr. & Mrs. Robert CerrottiMr. & Mrs. Mario CesteMs. Margo E. ChecrallahReverend David Choquette ’90Mr. & Mrs. Fred ChowanecMr. & Mrs. Joseph ChristianMr. & Mrs. Richard G. ChubetMr. Matthew Ciardiello ’00Mr. & Mrs. Eugene CiarleglioBrother William Ciganek C.F.X.Mrs. Lucille CiganekMr. & Mrs. James CioccaMr. & Mrs. George ClemmeyMr. & Mrs. Paul ClougherMr. Kevin Cloutier ’96Mr. & Mrs. Michael CocceMr. Carmen CocchiolaMr. & Mrs. Steven CollisonAnonymousColony StorageMr. Eugene ConniffMr. John ConnollyDr. and Mrs. John I. ConroyMr. & Mrs. Donald J. CoolicanCopper Skillet RestaurantDr. Christopher Coppola ’86Mr. & Mrs. Cosmo CoriglianoMr. & Mrs. John Corona, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Philip Cotharin, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. CoughlinMr. John Coughlin ’78Mr. & Mrs. Steven CraigMr. Michael P. Crean ’00Cross St. AME Zion ChurchMr. & Mrs. Angelo R. CubetaMr. Lee Cuneo ’70Mr. & Mrs. Michael CunninghamMr. & Mrs. Richard CuomoAttorney and Mrs. Robert L. CurzanMr. & Mrs. John Cusack

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Cusson, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul CussonMr. Walter M. Czapla, Jr. ’82Mr. David Czarnecki ’90Mrs. Antoinette DadarioMr. & Mrs. Donald DagnallMr. & Mrs. Gordon DaltonMr. Timothy J. Danahey ’67Mr. Barry Daniels ’70Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. DarinMrs. Chung-Mei M. D’AttilioMr. & Mrs. Harcourt W. Davis IIIMr. & Mrs. Jelle deBoerMr. & Mrs. Robert DeeganMr. & Mrs. Ralph DelSestoMr. & Mrs. Raymond DeMonte, Jr.D.F.G. Electric IncorporatedMr. & Mrs. Leonard S. DiBellaMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey DickeyMr. & Mrs. Frank DiFilippoMr. Kevin DiGenova ’03Ms. Teresa M. DiGenovaMr. & Mrs. Erik DillMr. & Mrs. Daniel DilzerMr. Dean DiMauro ’69Mrs. Patricia DionneMr. & Mrs. Regenald DobbinMr. & Mrs. William DollMr. & Mrs. Edward Domnarski, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Herman DostieMr. & Mrs. Sean DoyleAttorney Paul DoyleMrs. Stacey DoyleDr. and Mrs. Mark DrabinskiMr. & Mrs. Gerard DuclosMr. Robert DuffyMr. & Mrs. Philip R. DunnMr. & Mrs. LeRoy E. DyerMr. William Dykas ’78Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Egan, Jr.Mr. John Ellis ’70Mr. Michael L. Emard ’79Attorney and Mrs. Michael Epright ’83Mr. Matthew Epright ’90Mr. & Mrs. John ErmerMr. & Mrs. Mark J. EtheridgeMs. Rose EtukaMr. Peter M. Etzel ’71Mr. Cory P. Fagan, ’07Mr. & Mrs. Brian FarrellMr. Brian Farrell ’86Mrs. Sandra FarrellDr. Primla H. Fazalud DinMs. Nanci FeitelMr. Glenn Felton and Ms. Michelle

BelcherMs. Regina Ferrante

Ms. Lynn M. FestaMr. & Mrs. Gregory Fiasconaro IIIMr. & Mrs. David FieldDr. and Mrs. Joseph FlanaganDr. John FlemingMrs. Judith FletcherMr. Michael R. Foley ’70Mr. & Mrs. James FoleyMr. Robert B. Foster ’72Michael FrankMrs. Mary FranklinMr. & Mrs. Curtis FrauendorfMr. & Mrs. Dean J. FredericksMrs. Frances FreedmanMr. & Mrs. Harry L. FrielMr. William P. Fritz ’90Mr. David Fritz ’80Mrs. Ann B. FritzMr. & Mrs. James FusaroMr. & Mrs. David R. FuscoMs. Margaret GaleanoMr. & Mrs. Samuel T. Galloway, Sr.Mr. Stephen M. Galluba ’86Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Garrity, Jr., ’92Mr. & Mrs. Bernard GaszekMrs. Rita B. GayeskiMr. & Mrs. Michael GethingsMr. Bruce Giamei ’82Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Giannelli ’70Dr. Jack GiannolaMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey GilardeMrs. Joan R. GilbertMr. David Gilbert ’80Mr. Peter Gillies ’72Mr. Mark Gingras ’67Mrs. Mary Ellen GiocoMrs. Giulio GiuffridaMr. & Mrs. Wieslaw GlogowskiMr. & Mrs. Eric GoldbergMr. & Mrs. Emil GombosMr. & Mrs. Ronald GonzalezMr. & Mrs. Gregory R. GosselinMr. Edward Gowac ’72Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. GrebaschMr. & Mrs. Daniel GreenhalghMr. Gary Grockowski ’72Mr. & Mrs. James J. GuerreraMr. James J. Guerrera, Sr.Mr. Joseph Gugliemino ’79Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. GuidaMr. Jonathan Guillen ’91Ms. Barbara C. HallMr. Albert HamrahMr. David HansonDr. Edward HardimanMr. & Mrs. Charles E. HardingMr. & Mrs. Peter Harrington

Mr. & Mrs. Roy HarringtonMr. Jim HarringtonMr. & Mrs. Richard A. HarringtonMr. & Mrs. Dale HarrisMr. & Mrs. John HebertMr. John Heffernan ’69Dr. and Mrs. G. Allen HergottMr. Jay Paul Hickey ’76Dr. and Mrs. Joseph HickeyMrs. Joan M. HolleyAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Warren Howe, Jr.Mr. Mark O. Hubbard ’67Mr. David K. Hughes ’84Mr. & Mrs. Brian W. HumesHunter’s Ambulance ServiceMr. Douglas G. Hunter ’83Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hutton, Jr.Mr. Giosue Improta, ’10Mr. & Mrs. Anthony ImprotaInCordMr. & Mrs. Brent IottMr. & Mrs. Samuel Izzarelli, Jr.Mr. Charles Jackowski ’72Mr. & Mrs. Allen JacksonJackson ChevroletMr. John Jarzbek ’70Mrs. Joan JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Neil F. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Christian JohnsonMr. Michael Johnson ’84Mr. Eric C. Johnson ’87Mr. Matthew N. Johnson ’02Mr. & Mrs. Fred JonesJozus, Milardo, Thomasson, Maselek

& MalickiMr. & Mrs. Robert JudgeMrs. Deborah KaneMr. & Mrs. Sandip KapurMr. & Mrs. Edward Kasinskas, Sr.Mr. Joseph A. Kask, Jr., ’10Mr. Kenneth Kearns ’76Mr. & Mrs. William KeaveneyMr. Timothy Kelly ’77Mr. & Mrs. Dean Kelsey, ’79Mr. Walter J. Kendrek ’69Mr. Brian Kennedy ’78Mrs. Florence KeszyckiMr. & Mrs. Thomas KeyesMrs. Lilia KieltykaMr. & Mrs. Steven KieltykaMr. & Mrs. Robert C. KingMr. & Mrs. William F. Klein, Jr. ’67Mr. & Mrs. John N. KleinMr. & Mrs. Stephen KobakMr. Todd Kohs ’81Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kokoszka, ’71Mr. & Mrs. John KosciukMr. & Mrs. Gary KralAnonymousDr. Timothy J. Kring ’75Mr. & Mrs. Albert KrivickasMr. James A. Krupke ’82Mr. & Mrs. Vincent KubeckMr. & Mrs. Jozef KubiakMr. & Mrs. Edward A. KyciaMr. Patrick J. LacyMr. Vincent N. Lagana ’83Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas L. Laggis, Jr.Mr. David LaMay ’76Mr. & Mrs. John LambertMr. & Mrs. Frank P. LaMonacaMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Lancia, Jr.Mr. Anthony Lancia, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. James C. Lane, Jr. ’91Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. LanktonMrs. Nancy LanzoniMr. & Mrs. Robert LassanMs. Pamela LaveryMs. Mary LawlerMr. & Mrs. Kent LeeMr. & Mrs. J. David LeGoullonMr. & Mrs. Joseph LentiniMr. Marc Libero ’86Liberty Bank FoundationMr. Salvatore R. Liistro ’01Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Limanni

Annual Fund Drive giving societies (Continued)

XThe Alumni Association for over $20,000 in student financial aid and many “extras” for students such as homework planners, the senior picnic, a graduation picture of each senior with the Bishop, and so much more.

thank you!

JoIn A GIvInG SocIeTyAll gifts to Xavier’s Annual Fund Drive (July 1 – June 30) enroll the donor in one of our giving societies. All donors are publicly thanked in our Annual Report and a Mass is said each month in our chapel for the intentions of the benefactors:

Participants who give $1000 or more per year (July 1–June 30) are enrolled in the Saint francis Xavier Society, Xavier’s premier giving society. Members are highlighted on the Xavier High School website as well as in the Annual Report.

Xaverian founders’ colleagues $25,000 and above

Xaverian leadership colleagues $15,000 – $24,999

Ryken Heritage council $10,000 – $14,999

Headmaster’s council $5,000 – $9,999

principal’s circle $2,000 – $4,999

falcon circle $1,000 – $1,999

Xavier Associate $500 – $ 999

St. Joseph Associate $250 – $499

kestrel Sponsor $100 – $249

Black and white Sponsor less than $100

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Mr. & Mrs. Scott LisleMrs. Beverly Littlefield and

Mr. Edward HalliseyMr. & Mrs. Peter LoftusMr. Joseph LombardoMrs. Lisa LombardoMr. John H. LuceyMrs. Paula LunaMr. & Mrs. Roger J. Lussier, Sr.Ms. Katherine LutherMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Lyons, Jr.Mr. Bruce MacDonald ’67Mr. Robert Magner ’67Mr. Keith D. Majors ’89Mr. & Mrs. Carl ManacchioDr. George Mantikas, D.M.D.Mr. Joseph MarinanMr. & Mrs. Lawrence MarottiMs. Jessica MarquezMr. Michael Masselli ’86Mr. & Mrs. Paul MatterazzoMr. & Mrs. Frank G. Maturo, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. George L. MayerDr. and Mrs. Douglas McAvayMr. & Mrs. John McCall, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. McConvilleMr. & Mrs. Thomas McCormackMr. & Mrs. Robert E. McGuinnessMr. William McKinley ’73Mr. David McKinley ’74Mr. & Mrs. George A. McLeanV.F. McNeil InsuranceMr. & Mrs. Mark MeadowsMr. & Mrs. William Mekrut, ’70Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. MeoliMeriden HyundaiMr. David Messersmith ’72Mr. & Mrs. Joseph MezzettiMr. Nicholas Micale ’79Mr. & Mrs. Robert MichalskiMr. & Mrs. George Michel IIIMr. & Mrs. Mark MielaMrs. Lorraine MilanoMr. & Mrs. John MillanaMr. & Mrs. John J. MillerMr. & Mrs. Thomas MilneModern Pastry Shop, Inc.Dr. Arthur Moebius ’73Mr. & Mrs. William F. MoellerMOS Physical TherapyMr. John Mooz ’81Mrs. Grace MordarskiMr. & Mrs. Richard MoreauMr. Roger Morin ’78Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Morrissey, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Andrew MortaliMr. & Mrs. Neil MountMr. & Mrs. Tod MoynihanMr. & Mrs. Don MozzochiMr. David Murphy ’68Mr. Thomas Murphy ’68Mr. Craig Murphy ’82Mr. & Mrs. John MurroneMr. & Mrs. David NealMr. & Mrs. Donald NearyMr. & Mrs. Garett NeffMrs. Rita NelsonMr. Robert J. Ness ’81Mr. Philip Nettis ’80Mr. David Neun ’80Mr. & Mrs. Olivier NicaiseMr. & Mrs. Robert NiezgorskiNikita’s Bar & BistroMr. Gary Nolan ’71Mr. & Mrs. Malachy NooneMr. William H. Novicki ’77Mr. Michael O’Brien ’99Mr. Evan O’BrienMr. & Mrs. Frank OlisMr. Edward J. Opalacz, Sr.The Orchid FloristMr. & Mrs. James O’RourkeMr. & Mrs. William F. Ostrum IIIMr. John J. Otto ’81Mr. & Mrs. Stanley PacMrs. Frances PacMr. & Mrs. John R. Paine, Sr.Attorney Russell Palmer ’79

Mr. Anastasios Papagiannopoulos and Ms. Elizabeth Wiltsie

Mr. Craig A. Parmelee ’85Mr. & Mrs. Rick ParsonsMr. & Mrs. William PascaleMrs. Steffie PasiekaMrs. Geraldine PastoreMr. Rick Pattavina ’83Mr. & Mrs. Arthur PattersonMr. & Mrs. Raymond J. PeachMr. & Mrs. Gene PeckhamMr. Donald PenepentMr. & Mrs. Harry H. H. Penner, Jr.People’s United BankMr. Salvatore Pepitone ’84Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. PerazellaDr. Adam E. PerrinMs. Lois M. PerrupatoMr. & Mrs. E. PhillipsMr. Richard Pierpont ’79Mr. Vernon Pindar ’76Mr. & Mrs. William Pitruzzello, ’78Mr. & Mrs. William PlanetaMr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Pomposi

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph PresuttiMr. & Mrs. Thomas PreteMr. & Mrs. Ralph PretePrice Chopper Tools for SchoolsDr. John Pulaski ’70AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Lawrence PuzzoAttorney Theodore V. Raczka ’69Mr. & Mrs. Frank RadomskiMr. & Mrs. Manoj RahematpuraMr. Chevar A. Rankins, ’06Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. RankinsMrs. Eleanor RappaMr. Jonathan P. Rarey, ’10Parker S. ReidMr. Kevin Reiner ’78Attorney Edward F. Reynolds, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Ricard ’81Drs. Michael and Brenda RicardDr. and Mrs. Paul H. Rigali, Jr.Mr. Richard Riordan ’69Mr. Angelo RizzaMs. Regina Robak-CreeronRoberts Physical and Aquatic Therapy

Mr. Erik T. Robinson ’82Mr. Walter Roguski ’71Mr. John Romano ’99Mr. Jess Rondini, ’74Mr. Michael E. Rosano ’71Mr. John G. RowlandMr. & Mrs. James RowleyMr. James Royce ’99Mr. & Mrs. Robert RoyceMr. & Mrs. Theodore J. RuderMr. James J. Rumberger ’83Mr. & Mrs. James RussoMrs. Evelyn V. RussoMrs. Sandra Russo-DriskaMr. Vincent Rutledge ’72Mr. & Mrs. Richard RuzickaMr. Sean Ryan, Jr. ’91Mr. Paul Rybczyk ’68Mr. & Mrs. Richard SabatoMr. & Mrs. Paul SalamoneDr. Michele Salonia LaceyMr. Guy Santostefano ’80Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse SantucciMr. & Mrs. Theodore Satagaj

Mr. Gary Satagaj ’68Mrs. Joanna L. ScalzoMr. & Mrs. David SchafrickMr. & Mrs. Ciro SchianoDiColaMr. Jeffrey Schmaltz ’71Mr. Gregory C. Schmidt ’69Dr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Schmitt, D.M.D.Ms. Elizabeth ScholfieldMr. & Mrs. Alan R. Schumann, Sr.Mr. Matthew A. Schumann ’05Mr. Thomas J. Seiferman ’67Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. SelinskyMr. & Mrs. Thomas SerraRepresentative and Mrs. Joseph C.

Serra, Sr.Mrs. Dorothy SheaShear Perfection of MiddletownMrs. Sharon SheedyMr. Kevin Sheehy ’82Mr. & Mrs. D. Scott ShoemakerMr. Thomas P. ShugrueMr. & Mrs. Peter SipplesMs. Barbara C. SkomorowskiMr. & Mrs. John Skorzewski, Sr.

22 XAvIEr HIGH SCHOOL — Annual report 2010–2011

Mr. Gary Smith ’76Mrs. Patricia SmithMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. SmithMs. Elvera SopkiwMr. & Mrs. Govindaswamy

SoundararajanMr. & Mrs. Marc L. Sowa ’81Mr. Jack SpanglerMr. & Mrs. Charles SpellmanMr. & Mrs. James St. AmandSt. Mary Church PortlandMr. Stanley Stachura ’68Mr. & Mrs. David StannardMr. & Mrs. Alan J. StewartMr. Lawrence StickelMr. Thomas Stolarz ’69Mr. Stephen StrandMrs. Maureen StrandAttorney Paul K. Sullivan ’83Mr. & Mrs. James SullivanMrs. Lisa M. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Kevin Swanson, Sr.Mrs. Deborah SzewczykMr. & Mrs. Alfred TamartinoDr. Paul E. Taylor ’67Mr. & Mrs. Glenn TelfordMr. & Mrs. James M. TherrienMr. & Mrs. Pasquale ThomasMr. & Mrs. Robert J. ThompsonMr. Joseph Timbro ’74Ms. Edna TindoyMr. & Mrs. David M. Tobias, ’82Mrs. Barbara TomanelliMr. Adam J. Tomasiello, ’09Mr. Al Torizzo ’93Mr. & Mrs. Felix TrasaccoMr. & Mrs. Fredrick M. Tremalgia ’73Mr. & Mrs. Robert TrigoMr. & Mrs. Paul J. TurekMrs. Joan C. TurekMr. & Mrs. Richard TurelliMrs. Barbara TurnerMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. TyrrellMr. & Mrs. William S. UnikewiczMr. Timothy Valk ’69Reverend Dominic J. VallaMr. Paul Van Almkerk ’69Mr. Andrew S. VerderameMs. Mary E. VeseyMr. & Mrs. Karl R. VioletteViridian Energy, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Mark N. VogelMr. Joseph M. Vozarik ’68Mr. Anuruddha Walaliyadda and

Ms. Paula ClogherMr. & Mrs. James WarrenMr. & Mrs. Mark P. Watson

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph WeberMr. & Mrs. Chris WeimannMr. & Mrs. Edward O. Weselcouch, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Lee WezenskiMrs. Carole WheelerMr. & Mrs. Francis J. Whelan, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Danny WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Gerard WinzerDr. William J. Witkowski ’67Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. WitzMr. & Mrs. Charles D. WollebenMr. & Mrs. Steven WyzykowskiDr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Yeaw ’86Mr. & Mrs. John YerganianMr. John J. Yorio ’79Ms. Cheryl YudkinMr. & Mrs. John Yusza, Jr.Mr. Mark V. Zanelli ’74Mr. James Zawisa, Jr. ’81Mrs. Elisabeth Zimmitti

black and White sponsorless thAn $100Mr. Norman AbareMr. & Mrs. Leslie P. Adams, Jr.Mr. Richard W. Adua, ’09Mr. & Mrs. Anthony AgliecoMr. & Mrs. William AgostinelliMr. & Mrs. David J. AhlgrenMrs. Martha AhlquistMrs. Helen M. AielloMr. & Mrs. Riccardo Airo, ’94Mrs. Christine C. AlgiereMr. Mark S. Allatin ’05Mr. & Mrs. Blair AllenMr. Caesar AltomareLinda AmadeoMr. & Mrs. Ken AmaralMr. Brian J. Amend ’83Mr. & Mrs. Joseph AmendAmerican Glass Company, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony AnastasioMr. Steven Anderson ’85Mrs. June AndersonMr. Mark AndersonMs. Jan AndersonMr. & Mrs. Mark S. AndreucciMrs. Marilyn Andreucci

Mr. Christopher M. Andreucci, ’08Mr. & Mrs. Paul AndrewsMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Annelli ’69Mr. Edward Annino ’69Mr. Louis V. AnninoMr. & Mrs. Paolo Antogiovanni, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert ApplegateMr. Thomas AquilaArborview Dental CareMr. Gregory G. Ardito, ’10Dr. Matthew Aresco ’81Mr. & Mrs. Antonio ArescoMr. & Mrs. Anthony ArmagnoMr. & Mrs. Thomas ArmentanoMr. & Mrs. Richard ArmstrongMr. & Mrs. Alan ArmstrongMichael AsettaMrs. Joyce AstorinoDr. Robert W. Aube, Jr. ’84Mr. & Mrs. Gino AugeriMr. & Mrs. Emanuel AugeriMr. & Mrs. David AugeriMr. David J. Augeri ’77Mr. & Mrs. John AugeriMr. & Mrs. Attilio A. AugeriMr. Walter Augur, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph AugustineMr. & Mrs. Andrew B. AurigemmaMs. Dianalyn AusburgerMr. Thomas C. Austin, ’06Mr. Neil S. AustinMr. & Mrs. James Bacon, ’81Mr. & Mrs. C. William BaconMr. Salvatore Bafumi ’90Mr. & Mrs. Carlton W. BaileyMr. & Mrs. Ivan L. Bailey, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Brian BakerMr. & Mrs. Lane BakerMr. Frank J. Baldi ’75Attorney and Mrs. Kenneth BaldwinMrs. Donna BankoskiMr. & Mrs. Michael T. BanniganMr. & Mrs. Robert BaranMr. & Mrs. Leo BarberMr. James C. Barket ’82Mr. & Mrs. Richard BarnesMr. & Mrs. James BarnesMr. David BarnesMr. & Mrs. Edward BarneyMr. John Bartek ’70Mr. David Bartlett ’73Mrs. Stephanie BartnerDr. and Mrs. Michael BaumgaertnerMr. Robert Beal ’67Mrs. Jacquelyn BealeMr. & Mrs. Art BeanMr. & Mrs. Shane Beaty

Mr. & Mrs. Paul BeaulieuMs. Elaine BeaulieuMr. & Mrs. Robert N. BeaumontMr. & Mrs. John BeauregardMr. & Mrs. James BechtelMr. & Mrs. William BeckerMr. & Mrs. Edward BehiloMr. Duncan J. Belcher ’83Mr. & Mrs. William BellMr. & Mrs. Robert F. Bellone, Sr.Mr. Thomas P. Belzek ’87Mrs. Geraldine M. BengtsonMr. & Mrs. Gary K. BennettMr. & Mrs. Jonathan BennettMr. Lloyd BenoitMr. Walter BensonMr. Jonathan Benton ’95Mr. Christopher F. Bepko ’04Mr. & Mrs. David BergerMr. William BergerMr. & Mrs. Douglas BergoderiMrs. Carol M. BerryMr. Steven J. Berry ’83Mr. & Mrs. William L. BertelliMr. & Mrs. Ronald BerthasavageMr. & Mrs. Robert A. BiancurMr. & Mrs. William BiegajMr. & Mrs. Michael BiehlMr. & Mrs. Brian BielotMr. & Mrs. James J. BielotMrs. Gloria BiestekMr. & Mrs. William G. BiestekMichael J. BighinattiMr. & Mrs. David BikeMr. & Mrs. Richard BilidesMr. & Mrs. Gaetano Bimonte, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Frank Biondello, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul BirkmeyerMr. Randolph Birney ’94Mr. Scott BishelMr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Bishop, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie L. BishopMr. & Mrs. Robert BladeMr. & Mrs. Gerald BlankMr. John Blaschik Jr. ’73Mr. Chester BloniarzMr. & Mrs. Don BochicchioMrs. Doreen BockiusMr. Martin J. Bogdan ’75Ms. Mary BoisMrs. Irene M. BombaciMr. Kevin Bonaiuto ’84Mr. & Mrs. Christopher BongoMrs. Karen BongoMs. Traci BongoMr. John P. Boothroyd ’74Mr. Michael W. Boraks ’80Mr. Joseph Bordonaro, Jr. ’76Mr. & Mrs. Joseph BordonaroMr. Joseph BordonaroMr. & Mrs. Michele BoreaMr. & Mrs. Raymond BorentMr. & Mrs. Troy BottMr. Vincent Boucher ’77Mr. & Mrs. Gerard J. BoucherMs. Patricia BourneBowman SignsMr. & Mrs. Wayne BoyingtonMr. & Mrs. Alexander J. BozziMr. Robert Bradley ’74Mr. & Mrs. Timothy BradyMr. & Mrs. Allan BramanMr. & Mrs. Sebastian BranciforteMr. & Mrs. Charles BrandMr. David Brandl ’70Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. BraunAnonymousMr. & Mrs. William C. BraychakMr. Geoffrey BraytonMr. & Mrs. James BrazelMr. Armand BreaultMr. & Mrs. Robert BreaultMr. & Mrs. John BremerMr. & Mrs. Martin J. BrennanMr. & Mrs. William E. BreuerMr. Craig Briggs ’80

Mr. John BrighentiMs. Carol BrightMr. & Mrs. Hans BringsMrs. Mildred BroadwayChris BroderickMr. Donald BroderickMark D. BroderickMs. Deborah M. BrodeurMr. Ryan BrodeurMr. & Mrs. John BrodzinskiMr. & Mrs. Donald C. Brooks, Sr.Mr. William J. Brown ’84Mr. & Mrs. Allan B. BrownMr. & Mrs. Robert BrownMr. & Mrs. Alan P. BrownMr. Paul BruckerDr. and Mrs. Charles E. BruckerhoffMr. & Mrs. John A. BruniDr. and Mrs. Theodore BrunoMr. & Mrs. Benedict BrydaMrs. Emily BrydaMr. & Mrs. Scott BrydenMrs. Anna BuccettiMr. & Mrs. John BuckleyMr. & Mrs. James J. BuckleyMr. & Mrs. John BuckleyMr. Thomas Bukowski ’72Mr. & Mrs. James BuongirnoMr. & Mrs. Alfred Buono, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James BurkeMr. & Mrs. Richard BurkeMr. & Mrs. Kenneth BurkinshawMr. & Mrs. John BurnsMs. Joan BurnsMr. Stephen BurnsLuc T. BurnsMr. & Mrs. Michael BurnsMr. & Mrs. John BurnsMr. & Mrs. Carl BuschmannMr. & Mrs. William W. ButckaMr. Robert ButlerMrs. Suzanne ButlerMrs. Jane ButlerMr. & Mrs. John ByrneMr. Robert ByrneMr. & Mrs. Gabriel J. CabreraMr. & Mrs. Terrence S. CahillMr. Kieran Cahill ’72Mr. William J. Cahill ’84Mr. & Mrs. Walter CahillMr. & Mrs. William J. CahillMr. & Mrs. James CahillMr. & Mrs. Gregory F. CainMr. & Mrs. Louis A. Calamari ’72Mrs. Patricia CalatayudMr. Charlie A. Calatayud ’11Ms. Leslie CalatayudMs. Emily CalkinsMs. Janice CalkinsMr. & Mrs. Kenneth Callahan IIMr. James Cama ’92Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Camarco, ’96Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cambareri ’82Mr. & Mrs. Gary CameronMr. & Mrs. Bill CampbellMr. Pietro A. Canetta ’97Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. CannataMr. Steven M. Cannata ’76Mr. Joseph A. Cannata ’75Mr. & Mrs. Domenico CannatelliMr. & Mrs. Michael CanneyMrs. Caroljoyce CannitoMr. & Mrs. Jonathan CantliffeMrs. Josephine CapMr. & Mrs. Victor CaprioMr. Arthur CarboMr. Carmine CarboneMr. & Mrs. Peter CardenMrs. Colleen K. CardinalMrs. Anita CariatiMr. & Mrs. Dominic Carlone, Jr.Mr. Wayne Carlson ’89Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. CarlsonMr. Matthew B. Carney ’02Mr. & Mrs. Conrad CarpenterMr. & Mrs. Eugene Carretta

Annual Fund Drive giving societies (Continued)

XJeff Del Favero ’78, Chief Ed Brymer (Ret.) & Atty. Gerri Roberts, and an Anonymous Donor for the Bibles given to incoming freshmen.

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Dr. John T. Carroll ’67Mr. Joseph Carta II ’99Mr. & Mrs. Michael CartaMr. & Mrs. George CarterMr. & Mrs. Mel P. CartocetiMr. & Mrs. John CarusoneMr. & Mrs. Paul J. CasanovaMr. & Mrs. Robert CaseyMr. & Mrs. Daniel CaseyMr. Thomas E. Cashman ’71Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. CasselloMrs. Marta Castro-MaguderMr. Joseph Celentano III ’82Mr. & Mrs. Aqif CelkupaMrs. Marie CenterMr. & Mrs. Theodore CeplenskiMrs. Donna L. CerretaMs. Lynne CerrottiMr. Mark Chadsey ’69Mr. & Mrs. Stephen ChakmakjianMr. & Mrs. Stephen ChakmakjianMr. & Mrs. Robert N. ChampionMr. & Mrs. Clifford L. ChapinMr. Nicolas E. Chapman ’11Mrs. Barbara ChapmanMr. Thomas F. Charpentier, ’06Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Charton, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey ChaseMr. & Mrs. Joseph ChicoineMrs. Yvonne ChicoineMr. & Mrs. James ChoquetteMr. & Mrs. Rickey ChowanecMs. Carol N. ChristensenMr. & Mrs. Erik S. ChristensenMr. & Mrs. Kelly J. ChristopherMr. & Mrs. Joseph CiarciaMr. & Mrs. Philip CicioMr. Christopher R. Clancy, ’07Mrs. Celia ClappMr. & Mrs. Joseph ClarizioMr. & Mrs. Douglas ClarkMr. & Mrs. Craig ClarkinMr. & Mrs. Charles ClarkinMr. Geoffrey CloseMr. Bill CloseMr. & Mrs. Thomas CobbMrs. Mary CoburnMr. Philip J. Cocce, ’10Mr. & Mrs. James CocceMr. & Mrs. Rocco Cocchiola

Mrs. Ann CocchiolaMrs. Evelyn CocoresMr. & Mrs. Tyler CoeMr. & Mrs. Emilio CofrancescoMr. & Mrs. Allen CohenMr. & Mrs. Daniel ColavecchioMr. & Mrs. Louis D. ColavitoMr. & Mrs. Walter ColeMr. & Mrs. Edward C. ColeMr. & Mrs. Kevin ColeMr. & Mrs. Robert ColegroveMr. & Mrs. William A. CollierMr. Brian Xavier Collins ’75Mr. & Mrs. John T. Collomore, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert ComstockMr. & Mrs. John ConklinMr. Christopher B. ConleyMr. & Mrs. Thomas ConlinMr. Paul ConlinMr. & Mrs. Timothy ConnellyMr. Kevin ConnollyDr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Connolly IIIMrs. Thelma ConnorsMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. ConroyMr. & Mrs. Barry ContoisMr. James J. Coogan ’67Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Cook, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Paul CoppolaMr. & Mrs. John CorcoranMr. & Mrs. John CorraccioMrs. Carmella CorraccioMr. & Mrs. Peter CorriveauMr. & Mrs. Louis CorteMr. & Mrs. Mark Corvo ’67Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. CosenzaDr. Michael Costa ’79Mr. Antone R. Costa, Jr. ’80Mr. Thomas J. Costello ’93Mr. & Mrs. Dennis CostelloMr. & Mrs. Richard CoteMr. & Mrs. Donald J. CottonMr. & Mrs. Theodore Couden, Jr.Mr. David Coughlin ’78Mr. Michael J. Coughlin ’89Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. CoughlinMr. & Mrs. Robert CouttsMr. Robert Craco ’83Mrs. Kitty CraemerMr. & Mrs. Martin F. Crean

Mr. & Mrs. Francis CreddoMrs. Josephine CreeganMr. & Mrs. Robert CreminMs. Celeste Cremin-EndesMr. & Mrs. Stephen Cremin-EndesMr. Steve CrescimannoMr. & Mrs. Albert CretoMr. & Mrs. William B. Criscuolo IIIMr. & Mrs. William B. Criscuolo, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel CrossMr. & Mrs. Michael L. CrowlMr. & Mrs. Frederick T. Crowley, Jr.Deacon Charles E. Cunniff, Jr.Mr. Kevin Cunningham ’79Mr. & Mrs. Edward Curello, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. CurleyMrs. Carolyn A. CurtisMr. & Mrs. John CusackMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Cusano, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. CyrMr. & Mrs. Gilles CyrMr. Anthony Cyrulik ’72Mr. & Mrs. Robert CzarneckiMr. & Mrs. Andrew CzerniewskiDainty Rubbish Service, Inc.Mrs. Louise DaleyMr. & Mrs. James DaleyMrs. Ann DaltonMrs. Patricia R. D’AmatoMs. Mary Ellen DamrauMr. & Mrs. Walter DamuckMr. & Mrs. Kevin DanbyMrs. Rosalie T. DanehyMrs. Sandra D’AngonaMr. & Mrs. Sebastian D. DanielsMr. Mark Danko ’78Mrs. Constance D’AquilaMr. Todd DarchMr. & Mrs. Keith J. DarinMr. & Mrs. David Darling, Jr.Mrs. Judith E. DaweMrs. Phyllis E. DaweMs. Regina Coeli de WinterMr. & Mrs. Joseph Deag, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edward DeaneMr. Bryan DeAntonio ’92Mrs. Eileen DeBiasioMr. Daniel C. DeConti ’01Mr. & Mrs. Philip DeConti

Mr. Nicholas P. DeConti, ’07Mr. Scott DeFilio ’90Mr. & Mrs. August L. DeFranceMr. Guy DeFrances ’79Mr. Daniel DeFrancesco ’03Mr. Rocco DeFrinoMr. & Mrs. James DeKoeyer, Jr.Mr. Michael A. DelBuono ’07Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DelBuonoMr. Peter DellaGrotteMr. & Mrs. Paul M. DellaripaMrs. Maria DelSestoMr. & Mrs. James DeLudeMs. June DeMarinisMrs. Louise DeMatteisMr. & Mrs. James W. DennisMr. Gregg R. D’Eon ’04Mr. & Mrs. James DeRico IIIMrs. Susan DeRingMr. & Mrs. Peter N. DeRita, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Christopher DerrickMr. & Mrs. William DesmondMr. & Mrs. Armand C. DeToroMr. Hugh J. Devaney ’71Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth DevinsMrs. Dorothy DeVitoMrs. Norma DeweyMr. & Mrs. Hamish M. deWildeMr. & Mrs. Michael DiBella, ’74Mr. Salvatore DiBellaMr. & Mrs. Alphonse DiBenedettoMr. Salvatore DiCostanzoMs. Connie M. DidatoMr. Donato DiLoretoMr. & Mrs. Lucio DiLoretoMr. & Mrs. Jack DiMauroMs. Maria DiMauroMr. Thomas DiMauro ’80Mr. John DiMauro ’82Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian DiMauroMr. & Mrs. Michael J. DionMr. Gaetano DiPietro and

Ms. Christine PalmieriMr. & Mrs. Andrew J. DiSalvoMr. Jonathan DobbinMr. & Mrs. Carl F. DoblerMs. Paula V. DobratzMr. & Mrs. Gerald DohertyMr. & Mrs. Donald DohertyMr. & Mrs. Matthew Dominello, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Dominello, Jr.Mrs. Catherine DonnellyMr. & Mrs. Arthur M. D’OnofrioMr. Richard M. Dooley ’79Mr. & Mrs. Donald DoolittleMr. & Mrs. Dennis DoolittleMr. Kevin Doran ’88Mr. Philip D’Orio ’80Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dornfried, Sr.Mrs. Anne L. D’OrvilliersMs. Susan dos SantosMr. Joseph DovidaitisMrs. Catherine DovidaitisMrs. Dolores DoweMr. Michael F. Dowley ’95Mr. Steven C. Downs ’92Mr. & Mrs. Thomas DoyleMr. & Mrs. John F. DoyleMrs. Joan DrabinskiMr. & Mrs. Mark R. DrakeMr. & Mrs. Michael A. DraperMr. Christopher J. DreskoMr. Michael Drozd ’69Ms. Ann-Marie DrozdMr. & Mrs. Aldor DuboisMr. William R. Duda ’69Mr. Thomas Duda ’69Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. DudaMr. Jason J. Dudek ’88Mrs. Evelyn D. DudleyMr. Richard Duffy ’87Dr. and Mrs. William DugganMr. & Mrs. Harry B. DumeerMr. H. Brian Dumeer ’02Mr. Kevin Dunleavy ’72Mr. Thomas B. Dunn ’07Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dunn, Sr.Mrs. Violet DunnMr. & Mrs. George DunnMr. & Mrs. Eugene DunnMr. & Mrs. Guy DupontMr. & Mrs. Earle Dupuis, Sr.Mrs. Eileen C. DurkinMr. John Durkin ’77Mrs. Marybeth DurlandMr. & Mrs. David DurlandMrs. Mary DurlandMr. & Mrs. William E. DurrMrs. Shirley M. DwyerMr. David Dybick ’72Mr. Leroy Dyer ’77Mr. Jim Dykas ’69Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. DypaMr. William Dziatko ’90Mr. & Mrs. Donald DziedzicMr. & Mrs. E. Michael EagleMr. & Mrs. John EasonMr. Robert Eastwood ’78Mr. & Mrs. Earl W. EbertMr. Connor D. Eckels ’11Mr. Peter Edson ’70Mrs. Renee J. EdwardsMr. & Mrs. David EganMr. Brendan Egan ’90Mr. & Mrs. Matthew EignerMr. William A. Elder ’88Mrs. Verna EllamMr. Erik ElligersMr. & Mrs. Larry D. ElliottMr. & Mrs. David D. ElliottMrs. Katherine EllisMrs. Judith EllisMrs. Judith EllsworthMrs. Cheryl Ely-DeCarloMr. Salvatore Emanuele ’73Ms. Susan EmermanMr. & Mrs. Edward EmersonMrs. Angelina EmersonMr. & Mrs. Donald EmoryMrs. Margaret EngelMr. Keith Englehart ’80Mr. Charles English ’74Mr. & Mrs. Mark EprightMrs. Elaine ErdmanMr. & Mrs. Charlie EtheridgeMr. Robert D. EvansMr. & Mrs. Stephen FabianMr. & Mrs. Mark J. FaganMr. & Mrs. Robert FagnoniX

To all the volunteers who gave generously of their time to benefit Xavier High School and its students.

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Brother Thomas M. Fahey C.F.X.Mr. & Mrs. Richard FalcignoMs. Angelica L. FalconMr. & Mrs. Paul FalconeMr. & Mrs. James A. FalconerMr. David Faraci ’80Mr. & Mrs. Richard FaraciMr. Bryan M. Farrington ’05Mr. Kevin D. Farrington ’07Mr. Barry Fasciano ’80Mr. & Mrs. Joseph FascianoMrs. Rose FazzinoMr. Joseph Fazzino ’98Mr. Sebastian Fazzino ’81Mrs. Karen FeeneyMr. & Mrs. John H. FeeryMs. Miriam FeltonMr. & Mrs. Dennis FennessyMr. Brendan Fennessy ’03Mr. Michael J. FeolaMr. Gregg Ferguson ’77Ms. Janet FergusonMr. & Mrs. Richard J. FerraioloMr. & Mrs. Louis FerraraMr. Eudelio Ferrer and

Mrs. Migdalia GariMr. & Mrs. John FestaMr. & Mrs. Robert FeteraMr. Frank Fiala ’78Mr. Christopher C. Fialko ’84Mr. & Mrs. David FieldMr. Daniel N. FieldMr. Angel M. Figueroa, Jr. ’85Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. FiguraMr. & Mrs. Robert W. FinchFireside Catholic PublishingFirst & Last TavernThe Fitness EdgeMr. Christopher Fitzgerald ’76Mr. Brian Fitzgerald ’99Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. FitzpatrickSusie FlanniganMs. Kathleen M. FlemingMr. & Mrs. David S. FletcherMr. Charles L. FlowersMrs. Alice FloydMr. Daniel Flynn ’87Mrs. Margarite FogartyMr. Michael Foley ’78Mr. & Mrs. Jae J. FontanellaMr. & Mrs. Peter FordMr. Scott Formica ’95Mr. & Mrs. John FornerisMr. & Mrs. Nicholas Forte, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. George FortinMr. & Mrs. Carl P. FortunaMr. Joseph M. Fountain, ’08Mr. & Mrs. James FowlerMr. Jeremy D. Fowler ’94Mr. and Brian J. FoxMs. Frances FrancescoMr. & Mrs. Anthony P. FrancoMr. Christopher M. Franco ’03Mr. & Mrs. Steven FrancoisMr. & Mrs. Steven FrankMr. J. R. FranklinMs. Teresa FrechMr. & Mrs. Robert FrederickMr. Trevor D. Fredericks ’05Mr. Aaron A. Fredericks, ’06Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Fredericks

Mrs. Mabel FrenchMr. & Mrs. Craig FrenkelMr. George Fuller ’75Mr. & Mrs. Michael FunaroMr. Mark P. Fusco, ’10Mr. & Mrs. Ralph FuscoMrs. Clara GacekMr. & Mrs. John GadeaMr. Daniel Gaffney ’89Mrs. Thomas D. Gagliano, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. GaglianoMr. & Mrs. John GagliardoMr. & Mrs. Denis GagneMr. Stuart R. Gagnon ’77Mr. & Mrs. Raymond GaleottiMr. & Mrs. Daniel W. GallagherMr. & Mrs. Joseph GallagiMr. Matthew Galligan ’72Mr. Jesus GamutanJohn D. GaneyMr. & Mrs. Michael V. GaneyMr. & Mrs. Thomas GardinerMr. & Mrs. Bruce GardinierMr. Andrew J. GarganoMr. & Mrs. Eugene GargiuloMrs. Mary Lou GarofaloMr. & Mrs. Ernest GarofoliMr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. GarstkaMrs. Jean GarveyMs. Susan GatesMrs. Jo-Ann GatesMs. Carolyne GatesyMr. & Mrs. Sebastian GattinellaMrs. Margery S. GaudreauMr. John GauthierMrs. William GautieriMr. & Mrs. William Gautieri ’82Mr. & Mrs. Mark GavagniMr. & Mrs. John P. GawlakMr. Walter Gayeski, Jr. ’75Mr. Bruce Gayeski ’71Mr. John T. Geary, Jr. ’71Mr. Edward Generous ’72Mr. & Mrs. Gaetano GennusoMr. & Mrs. Peter GeregMr. Peter R. GeregMs. Joan Ellen GeregMr. Matthew T. Gero ’11Mr. Timothy A. Gerolami ’95Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian GiaccoMr. & Mrs. John GianattiMr. & Mrs. John GiannottiMrs. Barbara GiannottiMr. Nicholas Giardina ’82Mrs. Josephine GiardinaMr. David Gibson ’73Mr. Thomas T. Gibson II ’02Mr. Francis J. Gilbert ’74Mr. John F. Gilbert ’77Mr. & Mrs. Robert GillMr. & Mrs. Peter GillMr. & Mrs. Robert GilletteMrs. Ruth GillisMr. & Mrs. John Ginty, Sr.Mr. Mario S. Gioco ’77Dr. and Mrs. Michael GiordanoMr. Spencer T. Giorgio ’10Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. GiorgioMr. Jack R. Girnius ’11Ms. Maryanne GirolamoMr. & Mrs. John A. Giuliano

Mr. Nicholas E. Giuliano ’01Mrs. Florence M. GiulianoMr. Ed Glazewski ’69Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. GleetonMrs. Nancy GlennDr. and Mrs. Thomas C. GniadekMr. & Mrs. Walter L. Goad, Jr.Mrs. Diane GoffredoMr. Martin GoldfieldMr. Michael GoliaMr. Thomas Golub ’69Mr. Paul Golub ’70Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. GordonMrs. Helen GordonMr. & Mrs. Gerard GosselinMr. Zachary S. Gosselin, ’09Mr. Philip J. Gosselin ’80Mr. & Mrs. Howard GouldMr. & Mrs. Jay A. GouldMrs. Lorraine A. GowacMr. & Mrs. Keith GrahamMr. Nicholas M. Grasso ’05Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas GrassoMr. & Mrs. Vincent GrassoMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. GrassoMr. & Mrs. Robert J. GrassoMr. & Mrs. James GreenMr. & Mrs. Peter W. GreenbackerMr. Curtiss Griesing ’82Mr. Jarod R. Groat ’02Mr. Andrew Groeper ’00Mr. Joseph GrzegorskiMr. & Mrs. Raymond GuarinoMs. Jan Guarino-RhoneMr. Herman GueretteMr. & Mrs. Joseph GuerraMr. & Mrs. John M. Guilfoil, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. George A. GuilianoMr. & Mrs. Philip GuilianoMr. & Mrs. Juan GuillenMr. Brian Guilmartin ’70Mr. David Habersang ’70Mr. William Hajek ’77Mr. Raymond Hale ’73Mr. & Mrs. Dean HallMr. & Mrs. Richard HallMr. & Mrs. William J. HallMr. Benjamin C. Hallas, ’06Ms. Wendy HalloranMrs. Maria HalskiMr. Michael N. Hamilton ’78Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. HammealMr. & Mrs. Rodney M. HammelMrs. Lorraine HancockMr. & Mrs. John HandMr. Reid HanfordMs. Nancy HannenMr. & Mrs. Dennis J. HardackerMr. & Mrs. Justin HarmonMr. & Mrs. Richard L. HarmonThomas W. HarringtonMrs. Anne HarringtonMrs. Rita HarringtonMr. & Mrs. William HarrisMr. & Mrs. Robert R. HartSergeant Michael Hassett ’88Mr. & Mrs. Raymond HassettBrother Harold Hathaway, C.S.C.Mr. & Mrs. Richard HawleyMr. Richard J. Haydon ’77Mr. Edward A. Haydon ’75

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas HayesMr. & Mrs. John S. HaywoodMr. Matthew Haywood ’04Mr. & Mrs. Richard HealeyMrs. Helen HeapMr. & Mrs. Steven HecimovichMrs. Eileen HeckartMr. & Mrs. Donald A. HecklerMr. Dylan L. Heer, ’09Dr. Mark Hegel ’75Mr. Robert HeizmanMr. James Henry ’81Mr. Leonard G. Heroux Jr. ’73Mr. & Mrs. Ramon HerreraMr. & Mrs. Herbert HerteuxMr. & Mrs. William HertlerMr. & Mrs. Raymond HetheringtonMr. E Daniel HettrichMr. & Mrs. William HeughinsMr. Shawn W. Hewitt, ’10Mrs. Barbara HickeyMrs. Camille HighterMrs. Eileen HilsdonMs. Rachel A. HindsMr. Robert K. HittMr. James Hofher ’75Mr. Patrick Holley ’89Mr. William Holley ’79Mr. Sean K. Holmes ’00Mr. & Mrs. William HolmesHomeroom 203Ms. Joanne HooperMr. & Mrs. Albert M. HopperMr. & Mrs. Mark HorvathMr. William HoskingMr. & Mrs. Paul HotchkissMr. & Mrs. Larry HouchinMs. Kristine HowardMr. & Mrs. Warren Howe IIIMr. & Mrs. Paul HoynackMrs. Yvonne HoytMr. Afranio HuamanMr. Jason Hubball ’03Mr. & Mrs. John A. HubballMr. Steven C. Humes, ’08Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. HumphreysMrs. Caroline HuntMr. Dale HunterMs. Lisa Jo HurbaughMr. & Mrs. Harold HurlbuttMr. Daniel A. Hurley III ’70Mrs. Margaret O. HurleyDr. and Mrs. Nadeem HussainMr. David P. HydingerMrs. Susan HydingerMs. Gianna IannucciMr. & Mrs. Lou IannucciMr. Joseph R. Inglis ’86Mr. Michael Inglis ’82Mr. & Mrs. Ted IottThe Iverson FamilyMrs. Estelle JacksonMr. & Mrs. Frederick A. JacobsonMr. William T. Jagoda ’71Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. JahnMr. & Mrs. Peter JansakMr. Gregory J. Jaskot ’00Mr. Daniel J. Jaskot ’98Mr. Joseph A. Jaskot ’68Mr. & Mrs. John L. JennettMr. Jason L. Jennett ’05Mr. Matthew S. Jennett ’09Dr. Paul Jevelle ’95Mrs. John J. JevelleMr. Michael C. Jillson ’87Mr. David H. Johnson, Jr. ’11Mr. Steven Johnson ’81Mr. & Mrs. Harold JohnsonMr. Tyler D. Johnson, ’09Mr. & Mrs. Robert JohnsonMs. Gwenn JohnsonMr. Chris M. Johnson ’86Mr. & Mrs. Robert JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Jolie ’72Mr. & Mrs. Gregory JonesMr. & Mrs. Fred Jones

Mr. Kyle E. Jones, ’09Ms. Maria G. JonesMr. and Ms. Newell JonesMs. Donna S. JonesMr. Brian Jorgensen ’94Sister Dominic JosephMr. & Mrs. Carl N. JosephsonMr. & Mrs. Kevin JoyceMr. & Mrs. Patrick JoyceMr. & Mrs. Mark A. JuliusMr. & Mrs. Frederick W. JuranMr. & Mrs. Morris KabatznickMr. Steven R. Kabatznick ’02Mr. John Kalinowski ’68Mr. & Mrs. William C. Kalista ’75Mrs. Kathleen H. KaneMs. Joan KaneMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Kaplowe, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Clement KasinskasMr. & Mrs. Timothy KavanaughMr. Joseph Kay ’84Mr. & Mrs. James D. KeatingMr. John KeatingMrs. Jacqueline KeechMrs. Katherine KehlenbachMr. Richard J. Keithan ’69Mr. & Mrs. Anthony KeldoMr. & Mrs. Dennis KellyMrs. Lois KellyBrother James M. Kelly C.F.X.Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. KellyMr. Mark L. Kelly ’75Mr. & Mrs. Christopher KellyMrs. Tracey KellyMr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Kelly ’78AnonymousMrs. JoAnne KellyMr. & Mrs. William KennedyDr. and Mrs. Thomas KennedyMr. & Mrs. Edward F. Kennedy IIIMr. Brian Kennedy ’70Mr. & Mrs. James KenneyMr. & Mrs. Francis KenneyMr. & Mrs. Wayne KenselDr. and Mrs. Gerard J. KerinsMrs. Johanna KerrMr. & Mrs. Paul KesslerMs. Armen KevorkianMr. Paul KiedaMr. & Mrs. Kevin G. KielyMr. Patrick W. Kiely ’02Mr. & Mrs. George KilbergMr. & Mrs. William KingMs. Susan Kinsman and Mr. Alan

PonanskiMr. Phillip Kirk, Jr. ’78Mr. Richard J. KishMrs. Tracy J. KishMs. Cynthia A. KisnerMr. & Mrs. John KlaasMr. & Mrs. Maksymilian KlimasMr. & Mrs. Gregory KlimasMr. Jeffrey R. Kmietek, ’09Mr. & Mrs. James KnellMrs. Marie KniejzneskiMr. Michael Knudsen ’96Ms. Anita KokoszkaMr. & Mrs. Joseph KokoszkaSean T. KolbMr. & Mrs. Theodore KonstantinoMr. Gregory S. Korpita ’69Mr. & Mrs. John KosmaczewskiMrs. Dorothy KowaleskiMr. & Mrs. William C. KowaleskiMr. Michael P. Kowalski ’11Mr. Robert M. Kozlowski ’76Mr. John Kozlowski ’68Mr. Gary M. Kozlowski ’74Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey H. KranerMr. Richard Krekian ’79Mrs. Valerie KrokulskiMr. Thomas J. Kronenberger ’67Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kronenberger, Sr.Mrs. Violet KrywinskiMr. Thomas Krywinski ’72Mr. & Mrs. Mark Kulaga

XMr. Ronald Raffele ’70 and Cromwell Printing for the donation of various printing services.

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XTo Dr. & Mrs. Ted Bruno and Mr. Jeffrey Del Favero ’78 for making their homes available for the Xavier Advancement Information Receptions.

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Mr. Michael S. Kurys, ’06Mr. Victor C. KwentohMr. Victor KwentonMr. Joseph Labbadia ’92Mr. Joseph A. LaBella ’79Mr. Michael LaBella ’81Mr. & Mrs. Michael LacconeMrs. Carol LacyMr. Robert Lafreniere ’89Mr. & Mrs. Albert LafreniereMr. & Mrs. Michael LagaceMr. & Mrs. Lewis M. LagervallMr. & Mrs. Steven LaKoseMrs. Theresa LallierMr. & Mrs. Peter A. LaMalfa, Jr. ’77Mrs. Dolores LambertMr. & Mrs. S. James LamoreMr. Anthony J. Lancia III, ’10Mr. & Mrs. John J. LandersMr. & Mrs. Ronald LandisiMr. & Mrs. James C. Lane, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. William LanzaMr. & Mrs. Patrick LapadulaMr. & Mrs. Craig LaPlanteMr. Nicholas LaPointe ’11Mr. & Mrs. Peter LaPointeMr. & Mrs. Richard LarkeMr. Richard N. Larrivee ’68Mr. & Mrs. Robert LarsonMrs. Cecelia K. LarsonMr. Charlotte LarsonMr. & Mrs. George LaursenMr. Daniel LawlerMr. Bruce Lawrence ’83Mr. & Mrs. William LawsonMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Laydon, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Laydon IIIMr. Frank LazMr. & Mrs. Ken LazorMr. & Mrs. Edward Leahy, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James Warren LearyMrs. Marie K. LearyMrs. Doris LeBlancMrs. Yvonne M. LedouxMr. Ryan R. Lee, ’09Ms. Kathryn LeeMr. & Mrs. Richard LeightonMr. Clement Lelasher ’68Mrs. Georgette LemoineMr. & Mrs. Donald L. LemonMr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Lenehan, Sr.Mrs. Nancy LensMr. Joseph Lentini ’83Mr. & Mrs. Francis LentiniMr. Michael G. Leon ’11Mr. Steven Leon and

Ms. Kathryn GundersonMr. Anthony W. Leone, ’06Mr. Keith Leone ’75Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Leone IIIMr. & Mrs. Lonni LerouxMr. Matt LesserMr. & Mrs. Richard Y. LevesqueMr. & Mrs. Kenneth LewisJalen D. LewisMr. Donald E. LewisMr. Ryan P. Lewis, ’06Mrs. Minnie LiberaMr. & Mrs. Luigi LiistroMr. Martin Lilienthal ’87Mr. Kevin Lillis ’80Mr. & Mrs. Eric Lindquist

Mr. Thomas Linehan ’67Mr. & Mrs. Keith LipkerMr. & Mrs. Salvatore LisitanoMr. John Listorti, Jr. ’84Mr. John W. Lobb ’77Mr. Timothy LockmanMr. & Mrs. Nick LococoMr. & Mrs. Vincenzo LococoMr. & Mrs. Vincent LoffredoMr. & Mrs. Rocco Lombardi, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lombardi, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Dario LombardoMr. Michael J. Lombardo Jr. ’83Mr. & Mrs. James LombardoMr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. LonczakMr. Kevin Loney ’95Mr. Matthew Longo ’00Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. LoomisMrs. Tina M. LoomisMr. Christopher J. Loprinze ’96Mrs. Sallie LougheryMr. & Mrs. Robert M. LoweMr. Steven Lowe ’71Mr. David Lowry ’82Mr. & Mrs. David P. LuceyMr. & Mrs. Walter LudwikowLuigi’s RestaurantMr. Jeremiah Lundgren ’96Mr. & Mrs. Mario LuponeMr. JonPierre LussierMr. & Mrs. Keith LykeMs. Patricia M. LymanLyman OrchardsMr. & Mrs. Anthony Lynch IVMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. LynskeyMr. Anthony Lyons ’77

Mr. & Mrs. Roderick MacDonaldMr. David W. MacDonald ’97Mrs. Betty MackeyMr. & Mrs. Brian W. MacLeanMr. & Mrs. Guy MacPhersonMr. & Mrs. Jan MagdzikMr. & Mrs. Edward MagnottiMr. & Mrs. Henry MaguireMrs. Gay B. MahderMr. & Mrs. John T. MaherMr. & Mrs. John MahoneyMrs. Nancy MahonyMr. & Mrs. Jose L. MaisonetMs. Helen MajewiczMr. Mark Makuch ’76Mr. Joseph Makuch ’74Mr. Gregory Makuch ’73Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth MaleyMr. & Mrs. Paul M. MalliaMr. & Mrs. Charles MallonMr. Nicholas S. Malz, ’09Mrs. Anna MalzMr. & Mrs. Albert MancarellaMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. ManciniMr. & Mrs. Glen Manemeit ’79Ms. Kathleen ManganMr. & Mrs. Douglas K. ManionMr. & Mrs. Carl F. ManningMr. & Mrs. Pasquale ManzioneMr. & Mrs. Anthony ManzioneMr. Joseph Marchese ’75Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas MarchettiMrs. Patricia B. MarianoMr. & Mrs. Joseph MarinaccioMr. & Mrs. Anthony N. Marinaro, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gary F. Marino, ’73Mr. & Mrs. Angelo MarinoMr. Sebastian S. Marino ’84Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. MarinoMr. & Mrs. Salvatore J. Marino ’75Mr. Vincent Marino ’76Mr. James E. Markham ’99Mr. & Mrs. William MarksMr. Robert J. Maron ’67Mr. Ernest MarquezMrs. Mary MarroccoMr. David A. Marrone ’86Mr. & Mrs. Glenn MarrusMr. Jack Marshall ’67Mr. & Mrs. James MartinelliMr. & Mrs. Frank MartoneMs. Jill MartoneMrs. Jo Ann MartoneMrs. Rebecca M. MartorelliMr. & Mrs. Donald MarxMr. & Mrs. Michael MarzanoMr. Ronald Maschio ’83Mr. & Mrs. William MasciMr. & Mrs. Phillip Mason, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Jon MassaroMrs. Anna MastergeorgeMr. & Mrs. James Mathias, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John MathieuMr. & Mrs. Conrad MathieuMr. & Mrs. John D. MatiskellaMr. & Mrs. Victor MatosMs. Samantha MattairMr. Michael C. Matteo ’85Mr. & Mrs. Louis M. MaturoMr. Joseph F. Maturo, ’10Mrs. Philomena MauroMr. & Mrs. Leo P. MazotasMrs. Anne MazzolaMr. & Mrs. Mario J. Mazzotta, ’85Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian MazzottaMr. & Mrs. Celestino MazzottaDr. and Mrs. Gerald V. McAuliffeMr. Harry McBrien ’73Mr. Luke T. McCarthy ’11Mr. Kevin McCarthy ’91Mr. Brian A. McCarthy ’00Mr. Edward McCarthyMr. Thomas McCarthyMr. Patrick McCarthy ’90Mr. & Mrs. Walter McCartinMr. & Mrs. Frank McConvilleMr. & Mrs. John McCormackMr. & Mrs. Robert L. McCormickMr. Jeff McDaniel ’95

Attorney John McDevittMr. John McDonald ’00Mr. Steven J. McDowell ’73Mr. Robert W. McGarry ’72Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. McGeeMr. & Mrs. Paul McGinleyMr. Mark McGinleyMr. Thomas C. McGrath ’11Mr. & Mrs. George McGrathMr. & Mrs. James A. McGregorMr. Thomas McGuireMr. & Mrs. T.J. McGuire IIIMr. & Mrs. Gordon McGuireMr. & Mrs. Houston M. McInvaleMr. & Mrs. William P. McKennaMr. Kevin J. McKenna and

Ms. Diane FitzgeraldMr. Timothy McKenzie, Jr. ’94Mr. & Mrs. Walter McKeonMs. Patricia McKinleyMrs. Janet P. McKoneMr. & Mrs. Steven McLaughlinMrs. Adelina McLaughlinMr. & Mrs. Henry McLeanMr. Michael McMahon ’70Mr. & Mrs. Roger McMahonMr. Patrick J. McMahon ’71Mrs. Selma McManusMr. Michael J. McNamaraMr. & Mrs. Francis M. McNeiceMr. & Mrs. Scott McNeilMr. Dennis McNeil ’67Mrs. Annemarie McNultyMr. & Mrs. Scott T. McNultyMrs. Marjory McShaneMr. John MeaneyMr. & Mrs. Leo MedernachMs. Agatha M. MeekerMr. & Mrs. Eugene MelienMr. & Mrs. Bradford C. MeliusMr. Michael S. Melluzzo ’82Mr. & Mrs. Paul MelluzzoMs. Ruth MennoneMr. & Mrs. Paul MennoneMr. Jonathan P. Meoli, ’07Mr. Robert Mercier ’76Mr. & Mrs. John B. MeskillMr. J. Brian Meskill, ’06Judge and Mrs. Thomas J. MeskillMr. & Mrs. Fernando MesquitaMr. & Mrs. John MessersmithMr. Robert Messore ’89Ms. Patricia MetznerMr. & Mrs. Joseph MicaleMr. Bruce Micale ’83Mr. Joseph Micale ’76Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. MichelMr. Stephen Mierz ’77Mr. Robert Mierzejewski ’82Mr. & Mrs. Michael MilanoMr. Richard Milardo ’70Mr. & Mrs. Donald MilardoMr. Robert Milardo ’74Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Millane, Jr.Mr. Evan J. Miller ’05Mr. & Mrs. Benedetto MinichinoMr. Daniel Miramant ’70Mrs. Mary MisentiMr. & Mrs. Joseph MisentiMrs. Mariette MoanMonaco Technology SolutionsMr. Joseph Monarca ’67Mrs. Jacquelyn S. MongilloMr. & Mrs. Joseph A. MontiniMr. & Mrs. Robert C. MooreMr. & Mrs. Martin MooreMr. & Mrs. Peter MooreMr. John D. Moore ’71Mr. & Mrs. Alan MooreMr. & Mrs. Robert MooreStaff Sergeant Michael Moravecek ’96Mr. & Mrs. James Morelli, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James Morelli, Sr.Ms. Marisa MorelloAtty. and Mrs. Paul A. Morello, Jr., ’72Mrs. Rosanne MorelloMr. Arthur MorenzMr. Christian L. MormileMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Morrone

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Mrs. Rose M. MorseMs. Jamie MortonMr. & Mrs. Theodore E. MoskeyMr. & Mrs. Raymond MoyMr. & Mrs. Donald MoynihanMr. & Mrs. William Muir, Jr.Mr. Ted Mulawka ’69Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Mule, Sr.Mr. Andrew Mule ’93Mr. & Mrs. John MulhMr. & Mrs. Neil MullinMr. & Mrs. John T. MulrainMr. & Mrs. Robert A. MunsonMr. Liam P. Munzenmaier, ’09Mr. Joseph Muraca, Jr. ’81Mr. Joseph Murphy ’67Mr. David MurphyMr. & Mrs. Sean Murphy ’94Mr. & Mrs. John MurphyMr. Russell D. Murphy ’78Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Thomas MurroneMr. Robert MurthaMr. & Mrs. Manuel MuyanoMr. & Mrs. Julius J. Naczi, Jr.Ms. Paula NadeauMr. & Mrs. Michael NagorskiMr. & Mrs. Richard NapoletanoMr. Francesco Napoletano ’69Mr. Richard Nardone ’80Mr. & Mrs. Howard P. NaumannMr. John Nawrocki ’67Mr. & Mrs. Azuwuike NdukwuMr. & Mrs. Robert NealonMrs. Edna NearyMs. Susan NegrelliMr. & Mrs. John NegrelliMr. William Nellis ’76Mrs. Marjorie NelsonMr. Gerald NenningerMr. & Mrs. David NenningerMr. & Mrs. Vincent NeriMr. & Mrs. Salvatore NesciMr. & Mrs. Saverio NesciMr. John Nettis ’75Mr. & Mrs. Pat NettisMs. Sheila M. NeubieserMrs. Frances NeunMrs. Alice NevilleMr. & Mrs. John NevinMr. & Mrs. Tony NewburyMr. Jason NewellMrs. Valerie F. NewmanMr. George R. Newman ’85Mr. & Mrs. Richard NewtonMr. & Mrs. Michael J. NicholsMr. & Mrs. Troy NicholsonMr. & Mrs. Michael N. NicholsonMr. Eric J. Nielsen, ’07

Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. NielsenMr. & Mrs. Peter NiroMr. & Mrs. Alan J. NitchmanMr. & Mrs. Louis NizetMr. Christopher Nolan ’82Mr. & Mrs. Thomas NolanMr. Gary Nork ’90Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. NorrisMr. & Mrs. Walter NorthropMr. Thomas Novak ’71Mr. & Mrs. Henry NovickiMr. & Mrs. Benedict Novinski, Sr.Mr. Joseph Nowakowski ’70Mrs. Margaret OakesMr. & Mrs. Russell OakesMr. Theodore R. Oberdick, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Andrew T. O’BrienMr. & Mrs. James O’BrienMr. & Mrs. Dennis M. O’BrienMr. Thomas O’Brien ’71Ms. Mary Ann O’BrienMr. & Mrs. William F. O’Connor, ’76Mr. & Mrs. Richard OeschgerMr. & Mrs. Thomas OeschgerMr. & Mrs. Robert OgorzalekMr. Michael C. O’Hara, ’06Mr. Kevin J. O’Hara, ’08Mr. & Mrs. George OkoniewskiMr. & Mrs. James OleksiwMr. & Mrs. Emil OlisMr. Stephen J. Olis ’13Mr. Robert Olson ’80Mr. Daniel Olver ’76Dr. Brian O’Neill ’74Mr. Andrew J. O’NeillMrs. Elizabeth O’NeillMr. & Mrs. Regis J. O’NeillMr. & Mrs. Robert OnofriMr. & Mrs. Pasquale OnoratoMr. David OravetzMr. & Mrs. James O’RourkeMr. & Mrs. James O’RourkeMr. James Orr ’72Mr. & Mrs. Michele OrsiniMr. & Mrs. Salvatore OrticelliMrs. Kathleen M. O’SheaMr. & Mrs. John R. OslundMr. & Mrs. Francis OssmannMr. & Mrs. Joseph OstroskiMr. William Otfinoski ’74Mr. & Mrs. John OtterbeinMr. & Mrs. Yves OuelletteMr. & Mrs. Kyle E. OverturfDr. and Mrs. John PaggioliMrs. Paula PaigeMr. & Mrs. Peter PalmieriMr. & Mrs. Ramesh PanduranganMr. & Mrs. Philip PantanoMr. & Mrs. Francis D. Paola

Mr. & Mrs. Brian PichnarcikDr. John F. PickettMr. William J. Pieper ’69Mrs. Elizabeth PierceMr. & Mrs. Joseph PierroMr. & Mrs. Walter PietruskaMr. & Mrs. William J. PilkingtonMr. & Mrs. Harry PinerMr. & Mrs. James PiotrowskiMr. Louis Pitruzzello ’71Mr. & Mrs. Vincent PitruzzelloMr. Kyle G. Plaskiewicz, ’04Mr. & Mrs. David PlattMr. & Mrs. Greg PlochockiMr. & Mrs. William S. PodgorskiMr. & Mrs. Edward PodolskiMr. & Mrs. Daniel PoirierMr. Paul Poissant ’75Mrs. Veronica PomfretMr. & Mrs. Richard PontMr. & Mrs. Barry PontolilloMr. John J. PopielaskiMr. Robert PotenMr. & Mrs. Charles PowellDr. James Powers ’69Mr. Michael H. PozzettaMr. & Mrs. Patrick Precourt ’85Mr. & Mrs. Donald PreeceMr. Mark W. Preisner, ’07Mr. & Mrs. Waldemar PreisnerMr. Richard Preneta ’80Mr. & Mrs. Carmine PrimianoMr. & Mrs. Francis ProtoMr. & Mrs. Nelson V. PrueMr. & Mrs. David J. PuglieseMr. & Mrs. Peter PurcellMr. & Mrs. Peter Purcell, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William PustariMr. James Pyskaty ’67Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. QuartararoMr. Manuel F. Quintana ’84Mr. Raymond R. Quintin ’77Mrs. Jeanine RabyMr. & Mrs. Harold RaceviciusMr. Frederick A. Radcliffe ’73Mr. & Mrs. Joseph RaffinMr. Raymond Ragozzino ’79Mr. & Mrs. Richard RaicikMs. Joyce RaicikMr. & Mrs. Eugene M. RajpoltMr. & Mrs. Joseph RamponeMr. & Mrs. Joseph RandazzoMr. & Mrs. Richard J. RanzingerMr. Kevin S. Rarey ’77Ms. Joanne RataicMrs. Alberta RaupMr. Jeffrey RaupMr. Zachary A. Raup ’12Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Rayner, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Papa, Jr.Mr. Michael Papale, Jr., ’79Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred ParadisMr. Yong Hae ParkMr. & Mrs. Craig ParkerMr. & Mrs. Craig ParmeleeMr. Philip ParodaycoMr. & Mrs. Steven PasiukMr. Dean Passanesi ’70Ms. Marcia PassavantMr. Roger PassavantMr. Joseph Pasternak ’78Mr. & Mrs. Stephen PastuszakMr. Wayne Patenaude ’78Mr. & Mrs. Valentino PattavinaMr. & Mrs. Emanuel PattavinaMr. Benjamin Patten II ’80Mr. & Mrs. Gandolfo PattiMr. & Mrs. Neil PayneMr. & Mrs. Michael PearMr. Brian Pear ’89Mr. & Mrs. Michael PearsonMr. & Mrs. Nils PearsonMr. & Mrs. Gary K. PechieMrs. Dawn PeckMr. Joseph C. Pecoraro ’77Mr. Albert Peel ’72Mr. & Mrs. Michael PekkarinenMr. & Mrs. Marc L. PelletierMr. & Mrs. Michael PennellaMr. & Mrs. Albert PenneyMr. Eugene PenneyMrs. Joanne PentaMr. Richard Pepin ’81Mrs. Marguerite PepinMr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Perazella, Sr.Ms. Mary PerrasMr. & Mrs. Frank Perrelli, Jr.Mr. Kenneth Perrotti ’80Mr. & Mrs. Frank PerrottiMr. & Mrs. Doren PerruccioMr. Michael Perruccio ’92Mr. & Mrs. Gardner Perry, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas PerryMr. & Mrs. Steve PersonMr. & Mrs. Kevin PeschelMr. Kevin M. Peters ’76Mr. & Mrs. Robert PetersonMr. & Mrs. Terrance PetersonMr. Devin M. Peterson ’14Mr. & Mrs. Henri M. PetitMrs. Jean PetitMr. & Mrs. Joseph PetruzeloMrs. Grace PettinatoMr. Eric M. Phelan ’12Mrs. Jacklyn PhelanMr. Kenneth J. Pia III, ’08Mr. & Mrs. Tony PiacentaMr. & Mrs. Eric Pias

X To the students for the all the ads solicited to raise over $100,000 in the 2010-2011 “Students Helping Students” campaign last year.

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Mr. & Mrs. Robert RaynorMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. ReddingMr. & Mrs. Joseph ReganMs. Sheila ReganMr. & Mrs. Douglas ReidMs. Nerecia ReidMr. & Mrs. Gordon M. ReidMrs. Mary ReinhartMr. & Mrs. Jim ReinhartMr. & Mrs. Michael ReismanAnonymousMr. & Mrs. James RennaMr. & Mrs. John ResinoMr. Edward RetallackMr. & Mrs. Richard ReynoldsMrs. Mildred E. RhinesMr. & Mrs. Robert H. RicardMr. & Mrs. Nicholas Riloff, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John RiordanMr. & Mrs. Eugene RiotteMrs. Maxine RittmanMr. Donald Rittman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Luis R. RiveraMrs. Dorothy RixonMr. & Mrs. Gary N. RobbinsMr. & Mrs. Antonio RobertoMr. & Mrs. Theodore J. RobidaMr. & Mrs. John G. RobinsonMr. Wallace Robley ’73Mr. & Mrs. Gaetano M. RocamoraMr. & Mrs. Donald RochetteMs. Joan RochetteMs. Ruth RodriquezMr. Michael Rogers ’90Mr. & Mrs. James RogersMr. & Mrs. James D. Rogers, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Saverio RomanelliMr. David Rondeau ’68Mr. William Rondini ’78AEC Michael P. Rook, ’81Mr. & Mrs. William Rosadini, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard RosboroughMr. & Mrs. Robert RoscoeMr. & Mrs. Ronald RoseMrs. Nancy RoseMrs. Mary L. RossMrs. Judith A. RossMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. RossiMr. & Mrs. Matthew E. RothMr. Joseph Rothgery ’94Mr. & Mrs. Joseph RotondoMr. & Mrs. Roy RowlandMr. & Mrs. Donald RoyMr. Gerard J. Roy ’01Mr. & Mrs. John P. RoyMr. & Mrs. Ben RoyMr. Frank RudiniMr. Vincent M. Ruffino, Jr., ’10Mr. & Mrs. Patrick RuffoMr. & Mrs. Philip RussoMr. & Mrs. Nicholas O. RussoMr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. RussoMr. & Mrs. John RussoMr. Joseph RussoMr. Stephen A. Rutan ’76Mr. William Rutan and

Ms. Anna R. CarrMr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Ryan, Sr.Brother Thomas Ryan C.F.X.Mr. & Mrs. Vincent A. SaccoMr. & Mrs. Walter SadowskiMr. & Mrs. James S. SaloniaMr. Michael SalzilloMr. Michael J. Samek, ’10Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. SamekMr. & Mrs. Peder SamuelsonMr. & Mrs. Anthony SandulliMr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Santangelo, Sr.Mrs. Lorraine SantoniMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. SantostefanoMr. John Santostefano ’80Mr. Albert J. Santostefano ’69Mr. & Mrs. Steven Saraceno, ’88Mr. & Mrs. Antonio SaracenoMr. & Mrs. Nick SaracenoMs. Dawn E. Satagaj

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XThrough the Alumni’s generosity, Xavier has added an online community to its website.

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Mr. & Mrs. John SatagajMr. & Mrs. James Savage, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Savo, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert ScanduraMr. Michael G. Schaefer ’73Mr. & Mrs. James SchaffMrs. Maureen SchappertMrs. Ellen SchiavoneMrs. Barbara SchiffertMr. Michael A. SchinasMr. & Mrs. George SchmaltzMonsignor Gerard G. SchmitzMr. William D. Schneck, Jr. ’74Mr. William SchneckMr. & Mrs. James Schneider, Jr.Kyle J. SchroederMr. & Mrs. Paul SchukoskeMr. & Mrs. John A. SchulerMr. Garrett Schultz ’67Mr. & Mrs. John Schultz, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Larry SchwartzMr. John Scott ’68Mr. & Mrs. James ScottMr. Christopher M. Seidl ’05Mr. C. Joseph SeifermanMr. & Mrs. Nathaniel SelleckMr. Garrett J. Seminara ’06Mr. Richard Sena ’82Mr. Christopher Serra ’99Mr. Ron SethreMrs. Fran SethreMr. Matthew Severino ’85Mr. Edward J. SharrMr. Joseph Shaskus ’78Mr. & Mrs. Joseph ShaskusMr. & Mrs. Edward SheehanMr. Kevin Sheehan ’74Mrs. Marie SheehanMr. Jeffrey A. Shew ’05Ms. Kara ShieldsMrs. Beverly ShieldsMr. & Mrs. Robert D. ShielyMr. & Mrs. James ShortelleMr. & Mrs. Michael R. Shukis ’75Mr. Jonathan P. Shukis, ’06The Shuldman FamilyMr. & Mrs. Stanley ShumboMr. Edmund SiecienskiMr. & Mrs. Joseph T. SienkiewiczMr. & Mrs. Charles H. SienkiewiczMr. Joseph Sikora ’77Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. SilboMr. & Mrs. Joseph SilvaMr. & Mrs. Donald J. SimensMr. & Mrs. Al L. SimeoneMr. Paul Simpson ’83Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell SinatraMr. Devon W. Sinni ’14Mr. & Mrs. Steven SinniMrs. Jeanette W. SiscavageMr. & Mrs. Edward SkiptunasMrs. Nora SkoczenMr. & Mrs. Eugene F. Slason IIIMr. Stanley SlomkowskiMs. Susan SmialowskiMr. John J. Smialowski ’04Mr. John Smith ’67Mr. Colm F. Smith ’12Mr. & Mrs. Fred SmithMr. Christopher P. Smith ’99Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. SmithMr. & Mrs. Douglas SmithMrs. Mary Ann SmithMrs. Irene R. SmithMs. Elizabeth SmithMrs. Dorothy F. SmoloskiMr. & Mrs. Mark SnyderMr. William Soboslai ’67Mrs. Jane SochaMr. & Mrs. Michael SokolowskiMr. & Mrs. Kenneth SolaMs. Alice SopkiwMr. & Mrs. John R. SorrentinoMr. & Mrs. George SoucieMr. & Mrs. John W. Spaeth IIIMr. Fred SpalloneMr. & Mrs. William Spangler, Jr.Mrs. Mary SpellmanMr. Richard Spooner

Mr. & Mrs. Robert SpragueMr. Jared A. Stabach ’93Mrs. Lois F. StabachMr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Stabile, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Stachura, ’75Mrs. Kathy StackpoleMr. Edward J. Stankewicz, ’10Mrs. Joan StankoMr. George M. Stanley ’67Mr. & Mrs. William StanleyMr. & Mrs. John StantonMs. Robin M. StarkelMr. & Mrs. Jacek StaronMr. & Mrs. Stanley StaronMs. Mary Beth StaronMr. & Mrs. George J. StaszewskiMr. Brendan J. Stavris, ’06Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. SteeleMr. & Mrs. David SteeleMr. Alexander Stein ’83Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. SteinerMr. & Mrs. John StellenwerfMr. & Mrs. William StetsonMr. & Mrs. Russell StevensMr. Robert StevensMr. Andrew H. Stevens, ’04Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey StevensMr. Drew Stevenson ’83Mr. William Stolba ’78Mr. & Mrs. James A. StormsMr. Zachary J. Storms ’03Mr. & Mrs. Mark StoufferMrs. Beverly StrandMr. & Mrs. Christian StromMr. & Mrs. John J. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Daniel E. SullivanMr. Brandon T. Sullivan, ’10Mrs. Patricia SullivanMr. & Mrs. Philip SuratoMr. & Mrs. Edwin SutcliffeMrs. Henrietta SuzioMr. & Mrs. Stephen SwarneyMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Sweeney ’75Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. SweeneyMr. Richard T. Sweet ’78Mr. Joseph Swift ’81Mrs. Maria SwiftMr. Gregory Sylvestro ’81Mr. & Mrs. John S. SzczygielMr. & Mrs. John SzozdowskiMr. Darren G. Taillie ’07Mr. & Mrs. William TalbotMr. & Mrs. Arnold TaleviMr. & Mrs. William C. TaylorMr. & Mrs. Robert TaylorMr. Stephen Temelini ’76Mr. Gregory Tenerowicz ’77Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. TerrasiMr. Adrian Thibodeau ’98Mr. & Mrs. Stephen ThomasMr. & Mrs. Harvey ThomasMr. & Mrs. Robert ThompsonMrs. Eleanor ThomsonMr. & Mrs. William ThomsonMr. & Mrs. Thomas Thorell, ’81Mr. & Mrs. William Henry ThornMs. Domenique S. ThorntonMr. & Mrs. Ronald ThrasherMr. & Mrs. James ThurstonMr. & Mrs. Robert N. TibbettsMr. & Mrs. Kelly TierneyMr. & Mrs. Al TiezziMr. & Mrs. Benjamin TiezziMr. & Mrs. Bernardo J. TiezziMr. & Mrs. Anthony TimbroMr. Joseph Tine ’82Mr. & Mrs. Charles TolisMr. Tony TomassettiMr. Guy J. Tommasi, Sr.Ms. Anne TommasiMr. John Michael Tommasi ’11Mr. & Mrs. Richard TonksMrs. Helen TooheyMr. Porfidio Torres, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edwin TorresMr. John M. TraceskiMr. & Mrs. Peter TramaMr. & Mrs. William TrappMr. & Mrs. Robert Treat

Mr. & Mrs. Gary TrellaMrs. Elizabeth L. TremalgiaMr. Robert Tremblay ’82Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. TremblayMr. & Mrs. Victor TriayMr. Jeffrey P. Triblets ’95Mrs. Santinia TrigilioMr. & Mrs. Gino P. TroianoMr. & Mrs. Gaetano TroianoMr. & Mrs. Sabatino TroianoMr. Gino P. Troiano Jr. ’02Mrs. Joanne TrumbullMrs. Jeannette A. TurgeonMr. & Mrs. John TurnerNicolas P. TurnerMs. Earlene TyeMr. Patrick Tynan ’76Mr. & Mrs. John TynanMr. James TyrolMr. & Mrs. Kurt W. UihleinMr. Paul E. Ulatowski ’68Mr. & Mrs. Francis UlianoMr. & Mrs. Luis Valentin, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony ValentinoMr. & Mrs. Robert ValerianMr. & Mrs. Joseph VallaMr. & Mrs. Robert VallaMr. & Mrs. Richard Van FleetMr. & Mrs. Richard Van SteenburgenMr. & Mrs. Brian VanacoreMs. Diana M. VareseMr. William Varhue ’82Mr. & Mrs. John VartelasMr. & Mrs. Robert J. VeitchMr. & Mrs. William VelezMrs. Barbara VendettiMr. & Mrs. Mark VerselliMrs. Tracy A. VessMr. & Mrs. Robert A. VibbertsMr. & Mrs. Rakesh VigMr. & Mrs. Elmo VillanuevaMr. Keith Vinci ’71Mr. Frank Violissi, Sr.Mr. Francis Violissi ’84Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Virgadula ’76Miss Jayne VitaleMr. David Vitali ’80Mr. Carl S. Von Dassel ’82Mr. & Mrs. Joseph VozarikMs. Brenda VumbacoMr. Brendan Wackenreuter ’00Mr. & Mrs. Richard WadeMr. & Mrs. Wayne E. WalchMr. John J. Wall ’68Mr. Kevin Wall ’83

Mr. Charles K. Walsh, ’06Mr. John Walsh ’71Mr. & Mrs. Edward WardMr. & Mrs. William WardMr. & Mrs. Andrew WargoMrs. Eileen M. WargoMr. & Mrs. Stanley G. Warzecha, Jr.Mr. William Warzecha ’77Mrs. Judie WaterburyMr. & Mrs. Richard WayMr. Edward WazerMr. & Mrs. Ray WeaverRaymond A. WeaverMr. & Mrs. Robert J. WegrynMr. & Mrs. Ronald WelchMr. & Mrs. David A. WellsMr. Michael R. Welsh ’93Mr. James Weselcouch ’71Mr. & Mrs. Keith WesnerMrs. Beatrice WesnerMr. & Mrs. Ted F. WethjeMr. John M. WhalenMr. Francis WhalenMr. Mark Wheeler ’87Mr. Elliot J. Whitney ’13Mrs. Geraldine WhittlesMr. & Mrs. David WhittyMr. & Mrs. Ronald WicksonCaptain and Mrs. Edward WiegandMr. Kevin Wiese ’93Mr. & Mrs. Shane WilcoxMrs. Sandra WilcoxMr. & Mrs. Arthur WileyMr. & Mrs. Gary E. Wilkins ’75Mr. & Mrs. John J. Wilkinson, Sr.Mr. Joel P. Williams ’12Mrs. Kathleen WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Matthew W. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. WilliamsMr. Robert WilliamsonMs. Cathleen L. WilliamsonCommander Gibson Willis ’70Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Wilson, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. James K. WilsonMr. Kevin M. Wilson ’81Mrs. Rachel WiltsieMr. Martin W. Winsch ’88Mr. & Mrs. William WintererMr. & Mrs. Craig A. WishartMr. Ryan Wishart ’03Mr. & Mrs. Theodore WislockiLaw Office of Richard A. Witt LLCMr. Paul R. WocheMr. & Mrs. Carl WohlmuthMr. & Mrs. John Wojcicki

Mr. Kyle C. Wolak ’12Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. WoodMr. & Mrs. Stephen M. WoodMr. & Mrs. Jonathan WoodsMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. WoodsReverend Gregory W. Woods ’73AnonymousMr. Stephen Woytowich, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph WrayMr. & Mrs. William WrightMr. & Mrs. Philip WrzosekMs. Lucy WustrackMrs. Sharron M. WygonowskiMr. Andrew WyzykowskiMrs. Laura Hailey-WyzykowskiXavier Athletic DepartmentMrs. Jill R. XiarhosMr. Thomas Yantosh ’67Mr. & Mrs. Edward YantoshMr. Gregory D. YashuraMr. & Mrs. Robert A. YatesMr. & Mrs. Alan C. YeomansMrs. Karen YorkerMr. Peter YoungMr. & Mrs. Harold YoungMr. Jeffrey YudkinMr. & Mrs. Richard Yuris, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. John Yusza IIIMr. & Mrs. Richard J. ZablockiMr. & Mrs. James T. ZafirisMr. Theodore J. Zafiris, ’04Mr. & Mrs. John L. ZajacMr. Marcel S. Zajac ’12Mrs. Sally ZajacMr. & Mrs. Stanley G. ZajacMr. & Mrs. John E. ZaleskiMr. & Mrs. Mark ZampiniMrs. Patricia ZanavichMr. Daniel Zawacki ’72Mr. & Mrs. David W. ZawilinskiMrs. Elinor ZdebMr. David Zdunczyk ’76Mr. & Mrs. Michael ZerbeMr. & Mrs. Johann ZerlDr. and Mrs. Paul Zimmitti, Sr.Mr. Paul Zimmitti, Jr. ’80Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Ziomek, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. ZionsMrs. Jeannette ZissisMr. & Mrs. Nicholas ZoccoliMr. & Mrs. Robert ZollingerMs. Kimberly E. ZordanMr. & Mrs. John A. Zupan

28 XAvIEr HIGH SCHOOL — Annual report 2010–2011

n plAnned GIvInG: Bequests of any size leave an important legacy to Xavier. Should you desire information on estate planning, tax deductions, asset protection, wealth replacement or planned giving options, contact Michael Tommasi ’67, Director of Advancement, at (860) 347-6079 or email advance-ment@xavierhighschool.org.

All contributions to Xavier High School are tax deductible to the amount limited by law.

n AnnuAl fund dRIve: The purpose of the AFD is to raise revenues to be used for the enhancement of academic, athletic, financial aid, spiritual and extracurricular programs that Xavier would not be able to afford under normal budgetary constraints. The drive is conducted to encourage present parents, parents of alumni, and friends of Xavier to make a contribution. Suggested giving levels are (effective 7/1/10): Xaverian Founders’ Colleagues* ($25,000 and above); Xaverian Leadership Colleagues* ($15,000–$24,999); Ryken Heritage Council* ($10,000–$14,999); Headmaster’s Council* ($5,000–$9,999); Principal’s Circle* ($2,000–$4,999); Falcon Circle* ($1,000–$1,999); Xavier Associate ($500–$999); St. Joseph Associate ($250–$499); Kestrel Sponsor ($100–$249); Black and White Sponsor (less than $100).

. *Participants at these levels receive membership in the St. Francis Xavier Society. Pledge payments must be received by the last day of the fiscal year (June 30th) in order to have your name(s) appear in the Annual Report.

n AlumnI AnnuAl fund dRIve: The purpose of this drive is to raise money that can be used as tuition assistance for deserving Xavier students. Graduates are solicited by direct mail and by phone. Pledges must be fulfilled by June 30 of the calendar year to have your name appear in the Annual Report.

n memoRIAlS: A memorial card is sent to the family of the deceased acknowledging your thoughtfulness and generosity. A minimum contribution of $15.00 is suggested. The deceased and his/her family will be remembered in the prayers of the Xaverian Brothers and in special masses offered at Xavier during the year. The deceased and donor will also be listed in the memorial section of the Annual Report.

n ReSTRIcTed endowmenT fundS: Numerous funds have been established to honor both living and deceased members of the Xavier community by their families and friends. Interest earned annually from each of these restricted funds is awarded to deserving students in the form of scholarships or financial aid. Contributions to existing funds, or the establishment of new funds, are welcomed and appreciated. Funds which presently exist include:

Brother Andre ScholarshipBailey/Horn ScholarshipJoseph Bordieri ScholarshipThe Boyle Family ScholarshipBrother Harold Pray ScholarshipBrother J. Robert Houlihan, CFX

ScholarshipBrother Jeremiah Library FundDavid Brandt ScholarshipBrown/Lawton ScholarshipC.J. Carrozzella ScholarshipBryan E. Chvisuk Memorial

ScholarshipSusan G. Ciganek ScholarshipThomas A. Cloutier, Jr. ScholarshipAlex Colombo Memorial

ScholarshipDouglas Crowell Memorial

ScholarshipPeter F. Dalton, Jr. ScholarshipDesRosier ScholarshipJes Egan Scholarship Richard Feitel Scholarship

Eleanor and Victor Fontanella Scholarship

Christian Furstenburg ScholarshipGarrity ScholarshipMichael Golia ScholarshipHarrington ScholarshipRonald Hary ScholarshipHoly Family ScholarshipIngersoll ScholarshipThe Eric J. Kalber ScholarshipMr. and Mrs. George V. Keithan, Jr.

’81 ScholarshipGeorge V. Keithan, Sr. Memorial

ScholarshipThomas Killen Scholarship Arthur Kohs ScholarshipMark C. Kojabash ScholarshipKorey Lee ScholarshipRosemary Fuentes Loffredo

Scholarship Brian Maguire Campus Ministry

EndowmentRobert Michalski Scholarship

Michael J. Monea Scholarship Emmett Naczi Scholarship William B. Ohmann ScholarshipJohn S. and Cecilia S. Ott

Scholarship Joseph S. Pagano ScholarshipPerra Scholarship Thomas A. Pierce Scholarship S. John Poppalardo Scholarship Beverly Repich Scholarship Mark Rondo Scholarship Mark Schaefer Memorial ScholarshipMichael Schilke ScholarshipMichael Schilke Math ScholarshipStaff Sgt. Thomas Smith ScholarshipSt. Mark ScholarshipRosemary T. Strekel ScholarshipJamie Tillona ScholarshipWilliam E. Wrang Memorial

ScholarshipThe Xaverian Brothers’ ScholarshipThe Xavier Alumni Scholarship

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Seniors Named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists

Eldirany, passavant and wu honored…

Headmaster Brother Brian Davis C.F.X and Principal Mr. Brendan Donohue announced that Sherif A. Eldirany

’12 of Glastonbury, Mason Passavant ’12 of Middletown/Durham and Victor Wu ’12 of Durham have been named as National Merit Semifinalists. The announcement was made during an assembly kicking off the annual “Students Helping Students” ad drive. “It seemed to be the perfect setting, as we encouraged our students to be actively involved in helping other students who wish to experience a Xavier education. We are very proud of the individual accomplishment of these three men” said Mr. Donohue.”

Approximately 16,000 Semifinalists were named. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 8,300 Merit Scholarship®awards,worthmorethan$34million, that will be offered next spring. To be considered for a Merit Scholarship award, Semifinalists must advance to the Finalist level of the competition by fulfilling several requirements. About 90 percent of the Semifinalists are expected to attain Finalist standing, and approximately half will earn the Merit Scholar® title.

To become a Finalist, a Semifinalist must have an outstanding academic record throughout high school, be endorsed and recommended by the high school principal, and earn SAT scores that confirm the students earlier performance on the qualifying test. The Semifinalist and a high school official must submit a detailed scholarship application, which includes the student’s self-descriptive essay and information about the Semifinalist’s participation and leadership in school and community activities.

About 1.5 million juniors in some 22,000 high schools entered the 2012 National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the 2010 Preliminary sat/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (psat/nmsqt®), which served as an initial screen of program entrants. The nationwide pool of Semifinalists, which represents less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors, includes the highest-scoring entrants in each state. n

Director of Athletics Tony Jaskot ’69 announced in September

that Brian Fitzgerald ’99 has been appointed the interim Head Soccer Coach at Xavier High School. “It is with a heavy heart that I must announce that Coach Joe Kedves is stepping down from his position.” Mr. Jaskot continued, “Due to the extremely heavy work load at his company, he explained he would be unable to coach at the level he would expect of himself and the soccer team deserved.”

Coach Kedves strongly recommended that his assistant coach, Brian Fitzgerald be appointed to take over the team’s coaching duties. Mr. Jaskot explained that as interim coach, Mr. Fitzgerald will coach the team this year and the positions will be posted at the end of the season. “I’m confident that Coach Fitz will apply for the permanent position at that time” said Mr. Jaskot.

Coach Fitzgerald had entered his 5th year as assistant soccer coach at Xavier and said to the team “we’ve had a good start to the year and I don’t plan to make any drastic changes. We are getting the team ready and will continue to work hard to have a successful season.” We are going to take things one day at a time.”

The falcons developed into a very competitive team and didn’t give up a goal in the last five games of the regular season. They advanced into the post-season Class LL Soccer Championship series as the #29 seed. The team won in their first game vs #4 South Windsor. But their season came to a close as the team fell 1–0 to #13 Guilford.

In a quote from Coach Fitzgerald “I told the guys to keep their heads high. We had a good year.” n

Brian Fitzgerald ’99 Takes Soccer Helm at Xavier

8th Annual Artie Kohs8th Annual Artie KohsBasketball ClassicBasketball Classic

22001111

TTuesdayuesday, December 27th, December 27th5:30 PM5:30 PM

Glastonbury vs. East HartGlastonbury vs. East Hart fordford7:15 PM7:15 PM

VValley Regional vs. Xavieralley Regional vs. Xavier

WWednesdayednesday, December 28th, December 28th5:30 PM5:30 PM

Consolation GameConsolation Game7:15 PM7:15 PM

Championship GameChampionship Game

All Games Played All Games Played At Xavier High SchoolAt Xavier High School

G l a s t o n b u r yG l a s t o n b u r y

T o m a h a w k sT o m a h a w k s

E a s t H a r t f o r d E a s t H a r t f o r d

H o r n e t sH o r n e t sV a l l e y R e g i o n a lV a l l e y R e g i o n a l

W a r r i o r sW a r r i o r s

(L-r): Brother Brian Davis C.F.X, Sherif A. Eldirany , Mason

Passavant , Victor Wu, and Principal Mr. Brendan Donohue.

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Baseball

Crew

Lacrosse

Sailing

Tennis

Track & Field

Ultimate Frisbee

Volleyball

2011 Spring Sports Awards Baseball, Crew, golf, lacrosse, Outdoor track & Field,

Sailing, tennis, ultimate Frisbee and volleyball…

Players, family and friends of the Xavier Spring Sports gathered in the kohs gymnasium in June for the teams’ awards program. Director of athletics Mr. tony Jaskot ’69 performed the duties of master of

ceremonies. he introduced headmaster Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X. for an opening prayer and welcoming remarks. tony then continued “We are here to honor our players from Baseball, Crew, golf, lacrosse, Outdoor track & Field, Sailing, tennis, ultimate Frisbee and volleyball.” tony then announced each individual head Coach who presented the team Special awards (Pictured are those athletes and coaches who were in attendance with Br. Brian (right) and Principal Donohue (left). Several players and coaches were unavailable due to post season commitments in their sports):

BASeBAll Special Awards presented by Coach Richard Magner ’69

Most improved Player award: Matt Burns ’11 (Cheshire)

Coaches award: Alex Biestek ’11 (Middletown)/ Niko Zimmitti ’11 (east hampton)

highest Batting average award: lou iannotti ’11 (north haven)

Senior award: Anthony DiMauro ’11 (Middletown)

CReW Special Awards presented by Coach Bill Braychak

Most improved award: Colm Smith ’12 (east hampton)

Coaches award: tristan Avelis/ Alan “A.J.” Cosenza ’12 (Portland)

Most valuable award: John Connolly ’11 (Clinton)

Senior award: John Connolly

GolF (Unfortunately none of the recipients were able to attend the ceremony)Special Awards presented by Coach Mike Kohs ’84

Most improved award: Bryan Stanton ’14 (West hartford)

Most valuable award: Geoff Vartelas ’12 (Cromwell)

Senior award: Andrew Faria ’11 (Old Saybrook)

Special Plaque: Geoff Vartelas (Double eagle; laurel view CC; 4/26/11; hole #4: Par 5, 539 yards, 3 wood, 2nd shot)

lACRoSSe Special Awards presented by Coach Scott Basile

Comeback Player award: Dan Walsh ’11 (Cheshire)

hustle award: Brandon Reid ’11 (Clinton)

Defensive award: Mike Rotondo ’11 (glastonbury)

Offensive award: Geoff Bruno ’11 (Durham)

Most improved award: trevor Buchas ’11 (Bristol)

Coaches award: Charlie Dupont ’11 (Wallingford)

Most valuable award: Matt Kycia ’11 (West hartford)

Senior award: Nick Ford ’11 (Wallingford)

outDooR tRACK & FielD Special Awards presented by Assistant Coach Geoff Close on behalf of Coach Dave Kraszewski

top newcomer: Zach Williams ’14 (north Branford)

Most improved: Charlton ortega ’13 (ellington)

Best in track: DeAngelo Berry ’13 (ellington)

Most valuable award: David Pugliese ’12 (Middletown)

Senior award: Matt Pastuszak ’11 (kensington)

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Concluding the general portion of the evening, Principal Brendan Donohue asked the student athletes to reflect on their past season and to thank their coaches, teammates and families for all that they have done to help make each athlete’s accomplishments possible.

SAiliNG Special Awards presented by Coach Paul Hayes & Coach Linda Charpentier

Most improved award: eric Woodford ’12 (Westbrook)

Coaches award: David Mazotas ’12 (Marlborough)

Most valuable award: Matthew Sola ’11 (east haddam)

Senior award: J. oliver Neal ’11 (haddam)

teNNiS Special Awards presented by Tony Jaskot on behalf of Coach Matt Haywood ’04

Most improved award: Ryan Villanueva ’12 (rocky hill)

Coaches award: William loftus ’11 (Madison)

Most valuable award: Dominic Brzozowski ’11 (Wallingford)

Senior award: J.t. Maher ’11 (Cheshire)

ultiMAte FRiSBeeSpecial Awards presented by Coach Dave Applegate ’98

Most improved award: Zac Camner ’13 (hamden)

Spirit of the game award: Andrew Moeller ’12 (northford)

Coaches award: Daniel Quartararo ’11 (Cheshire)

Most valuable award: Corey Danko ’13 (Middletown)

Senior award: Brendan lewis ’11 (hamden)

VolleyBAll Special Awards presented by Coach John Post ’04

Most improved award: Greg Woods ’12 (Middletown)

Coaches award: RJ Weir ’11 (Cobalt)

Most valuable award: Sean Nelson ’11 (east hampton)

Senior award: Matt Peckham ’11 (ivoryton)

At the opening of school Mass in September, Headmaster Brother Brian

Davis, C.F.X. and Principal Mr. Brendan Donohue announced that eight seniors have been named Commended Students in the 2012 National Merit Scholarship Program. They are:

• GregoryBrownfromDurham

• JasonCainfromOldLyme

• KristofFogarasifromMiddletown

• NathanielLutherfromKillingworth

• SamuelMagazinerfromEssex

• EmmettMcConvillefromMadison

• RobertPetersonfromGuilford

• ColmSmithfromEastHampton

A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program, has been presented to these scholastically talented seniors.

About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized

for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2012 competition for National Merit Scholarships, Commended Students placed among the top five percent of more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2012 competition by taking the 2010 Preliminary SAT/ National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT).

“Those being named Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,” commented a spokesperson for NMSC. “These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. We hope that this recognition will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of academic success.” n

Eight from Xavier receive Commendations from National Merit Scholarship Program

(l-r) Gregory Brown, Jason Cain, Kristof Fogarasi, Nathaniel Luther, Principal Brendan Donohue,

Headmaster Brother Brian Davis, Samuel Magaziner, Emmett McConville, Robert Peterson and

Colm Smith

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Newly installed officers of the National honor Society

advisor: Miss Jayne a. vitale

President: emmett F. McConville

1st vice President: rowan S. lucey

2nd vice President: victor C. Wu

Secretary: Samuel J. Magaziner

treasurer: alexander M. kasinskas

archivists: Sherif a. eldirany, kristof B. Fogarasi, David J. Pugliese

the French honor Society – la Société honoraire de Francais

advisor: Mrs. eileen Wargo

President: Jean-Pierre Zreik

vice President: edouard h. nicaise

Secretary: Jonathan P. Woods

treasurer: Joshua P. gosselin

the latin honor Society – Societas honorum latinorum

advisor: Br. John Sullivan, C.F.X.

President: Samuel J. Magaziner

vice President: Colm F. Smith

honor Societies induction

the Spanish honor Society – la Sociedad honoraria de español

advisor: Mrs. heidi lane

President: ryan t. Bott

vice President: Steven J. romanelli

Secretary: andrew P. gonzalez

treasurer: Dylan C. Woods

the Math honor Society – Mu Alpha theta

advisor: Mr. John traceski

President: Miraj M. rahematpura

vice President: Sherif a. eldirany

Secretary: gregory D. Brown

treasurer: george D. gilbert

October 4th Xavier inducted the new members of

the National, Language, and Math Honor Societies.

The program with name of all the inductees can be found

on the Xavier website (www.xavierhighschool.org) under

Academics, Clubs and Activities on any of the pages for

each of the Honor Societies.

S T U D E N T S A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S R E C O G N I Z E D A T C E R E M O N Y

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the excitement and anticipation for a new school year was evident

as the seventh annual Falcon Blast kicked off on august 31st.

Falcon Blast is the first day of a two-day orientation for new freshmen. the freshmen (little falcons) paired up with seniors (big falcons) (two or three freshmen with one senior) in what is largely a casual/social atmosphere to welcome them to the school. all were here for the entrance exam. Most were here for Open house last October as 8th graders. Many came here for a shadow day during the last school year to experience what Xavier high School classes are like. almost half attended summer programs to better prepare them for the demands of high school.

But Falcon Blast was different. this was the day that Xavier’s new freshmen officially became part of the class of 2015. academic Dean

for freshmen Mr David Sizemore introduced Director of admissions Brother thomas Fahey, C.F.X. for the official welcoming address. among the morning speakers was Senior Class and Student activities Council (SaC) president ryan Murphy. among his remarks, ryan told the little falcons, “take advantage of everything Xavier has to offer you. the more you participate in, the more fun and excitement you will get.”

the seniors gave the little falcons a tour of the building and met with them in small groups throughout the campus. this was followed by a picnic-style lunch and a Field Day portion of the orientation where all joined in outdoor activities (with abundant water stations available), including ultimate Frisbee, soccer and flag football. the day concluded with an “ice-cream social.”

Falcon Blast 2011 Welcomes Little Falcons

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Mrs. Allison Donnelly Mathematics teacher

Mr. Brian osterhout Physical education teacher

Mr. Ryan Brodeur Foreign language Chair,French & Spanish teacher

Mrs. Jane Kennedy library/Media Center staff

Mrs. Sandra Clark library/Media Center staff

Mr. Robert Kirschmann english & religion teacher

Mr. Brendan Bell ’05 religion teacher

Mr. timothy eng english teacher

Headmaster Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X., Principal Mr. Brendan Donahue and the Xavier High School Deans officially welcomed eight

new faculty and staff members to the school at the end of August. The new faculty members were engaging in a few days of orientation and preparation for the new school year. Brother Brian pointed out that all six of the faculty members hold Master degrees in their fields and have much to offer their students.

Brother Brian said, “We are pleased to welcome six new teachers to our faculty for the coming year: Mr. Brendan Bell, class of 2005, M.A. from Sacred Heart University, who will be teaching religion; Mr. Ryan Brodeur, M.Ed. from Boston College, serving as chairperson of the foreign language department and teaching French and Spanish (Mr. Brodeur previously taught at Xavier from 2005-2007); Mrs. Allison Donnelly, M.S. from Central Connecticut State University, teaching mathematics; Mr. Timothy Eng, M.A.T. from

introducing Xavier’s New Faculty and Staff

Sacred Heart University, joining the English department; Mr. Robert Kirschmann, M.A. from Fordham University, joining the English and Religion departments; Mr. Brian Osterhout, M.S. from Southern Connecticut State University, teaching physical education. We also welcome Mrs. Jane Kennedy and Mrs. Sandra Clark to our library/media center staff.”

This summer several of the new faculty members also attended a session for new teachers, in Baltimore, presented by the Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools Office. The XBSS Teacher Orientation is an annual three-day program which provides an orientation to the Mission, Vision and Values of Xaverian Sponsorship for teachers new to Xaverian education. Through initiation to the history of the Xaverian contribution to Catholic Education and the spirituality of Theodore James Ryken, the founder of the Xaverian Brothers, teachers are challenged to stewardship of this charism in their schools in the future. n

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After the festive atmosphere of Falcon Blast had

subsided, Xavier’s faculty and staff gathered in the St. Joseph dining hall for their annual opening of school retreat. The retreat was reconfigured by the spiritual life committee from an all-day affair to an abbreviated format due to the after-effects of Hurricane Irene. Headmaster Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X. welcomed all with an opening prayer, giving thanks that the opening of the school year was proceeding well with strong classes of new and returning students.

The theme “Finding God in Our Work” was accentuated with an exercise that we had begun during our close of school retreat in June “The Puzzle Piece.” Dean of Faculty Formation Mr. Peter Langevin and Music Director Mr. Chris Dresko re-familiarized all with the activity and added a new twist. Every person received a piece of the puzzle representing the fact that we are each just a small part in the puzzle that makes up Xavier High School. The twist – on the back of each puzzle piece everyone was asked to write or draw something, some characteristic, which they felt they brought to the school.

Neatly pieced into the afternoon were personal reflections from seven members of the faculty and staff. As each one made their presentation based on “Finding God in Our Work,” it became evident how each story had its own place in the puzzle that is Xavier High School. The

Feb 11, 2012

Xavier’s20th Annual Auction

& Mardi GrasCelebration

FeaturingA Taste of Xavier

(Area Restaurants present featured menu items)

Food, Beverages & Silent Auction (6 – 7:30)Live Auction (7:45 – 10 p.m.)

Tickets available online (starting Dec 1st)www.xavierhighschool.org/auction2012

$40/person in advance - $50/person at the door

presenters were: Main Office Administrative Assistant Mrs. Marie Braychak, Social Studies Teacher Mr. James Royce ’99, Academic Dean Mr. Andrew T. Gargano, Math Teacher Mr. Andy Mule ’93, Director of Communications Mr. John Guerin, Math Dept. Chair Mr. John Traceski and Director of Grounds Mr. Michael Schinas.

Next the nine groups that had all personalized their puzzle pieces were asked to fit them together. Each group had a representative bring their small puzzle to the Chapel where they were all assembled into a larger photo of the front of Xavier. The completed puzzle representing the talents, characteristics and abilities of the Xavier faculty and staff were then presented as part of the Offertory at the Mass that was the culmination of the afternoon.

The celebrant for the Mass was Rev. Jack Rathschmidt, O.F.M Cap., who is in residence at St. Pius X Church in Middletown. This was his first Mass at Xavier. This was also the 50th jubilee as a Capuchin Franciscan. As part of his sermon, he added one more puzzle piece for all of us to ponder, Bamboo. Perhaps we’ll share more of that story at another time.

Director of Campus Ministry Mrs. Andrea Hoisl and Principal Mr. Brendan Donohue thanked all who had helped with the program and offered their support to all as the various pieces of the Xavier puzzle are assembled into another successful school year. n

Faculty and staff participated in a teambuilding exercise in the chapel

during the opening of school retreat..

Pieces of a Puzzle

Mike Schinas, Director of

Grounds, offers his reflection.

As each one made their

presentation based on

“Finding God in Our

Work,” it became evident

how each story had its own

place in the puzzle that is

Xavier High School.

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Three members of the Xavier Community died in the World Trade Center attack on September 11, 2001. The link below each name will take you to more

about them.

PETER GELINAS Alumnus from the Class of 1986 A broker at Cantor Fitzgerald in the trade center http://www.legacy.com/stevenspointjournal/sept11/

Story.aspx?PersonId=97164

J. BRUCE EAGLESON Father of Kyle ’97 and Timothy ’00 A vice president at The Westfield Group, a company running retail shops at the World Trade Center, was attending a meeting on the 17th floor of the second tower when the first aircraft hit. http://coded-thoughts.blogspot.com/2006/09/please-

remember-john-bruce-eagleson.html

RICHARD KEANE Father of Patrick ’95 A senior vice president with Marsh &

McLennan, was making a rare trip to Marsh’s World Trade Center office for a meeting on Sept. 11. http://www.legacy.com/sept11/Story.aspx?PersonID=104029

September 11, 2011 Remembrances

Monday morning 9/12/11, Xavier began the day by expanding it’s morning prayer into a Prayer Service to remember 9/11/01 especially the three members of

the Xavier Community who died that day: Peter Gelinas ’86, Mr. J. Bruce Eagleson, P’97, ’00 and Mr. Richard Keane, P’95.

Participants in the Prayer Service were: Headmaster Br. Brian Davis, C.F.X., Principal Brendan Donohue, Director of Campus Ministry Mrs. Andrea Hoisl, Peer Ministers Alex Kasinskas and Tim

Muyano, Student Activities Council President Ryan Murphy.Academic Dean David Sizemore ’86, a classmate of Peter

Gelinas, offered a reflection for the assembly. Director of Music Chris Dresko led the assembly in singing God Bless America.

On Sunday at the South Fire District Headquarters on Randolph road in Middletown, Headmaster Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X. participated in the Tenth Anniversary Memorial of the 9/11/01 attacks which included the unveiling of an artifact from the World Trade Center. Brother Brian is the Chaplain for the South Fire District and was asked by Chief Edward Badamo to open the event with a prayer service. Below are excerpts from Br. Brian’s remarks. The other speakers were: Middletown Mayor Sebastian Giuliano ’70, South Fire District Board Chairman David P. Gallitto, President of Firefighters Local 3918 James Mastroianni ’90 and Deputy Chief of Operations Marc Fongemie who also closed the ceremony by playing Amazing Grace on bagpipes.

“Most of us have memories of that day, although some of us here are too young. At Xavier High School, our present students were then between four and eight years old, so they may not remember much of 9/11/2001, although I doubt there is anyone who hasn’t seen pictures of the tragedies of the day. Since that day our young people have lived in a world constantly faced with stories of terrorism.

As some of you know, my youngest brother Edward was one of the first responders on 9/11 to the World Trade Center, and he is one of the lucky survivors — the only survivor of a team of eight men who responded from his engine company. I remember calling my father to ask where my brother Edward was. We waited until 8:15 that night until we learned that Edward was alive, but we were the fortunate ones.

Coming home to Middletown last Sunday I stopped at Sherwood Island in Westport to spend time at the 9/11 memorial there, with the names of all of the Connecticut citizens who died that day. Perhaps some of you know them. One of them is Peter Gelinas, Xavier class of 1986, whom I knew when he was a student. I thought of and prayed for all of those who died in New York, Pennsylvania, and at the Pentagon, and for the families for whom today is such a difficult day, with strong feelings of loss, pain, and perhaps anger. n

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To: My Fellow Alumni

Subject: ClASS CoNtACt oPPoRtuNity

In September, the Alumni Executive Committee held the first of our monthly meetings. In that meeting,

I outlined several objectives for us to address in the 2011 – 2012 school year. The most critical objective we have before us is the continued promotion of our Class Contact program. I’d like to provide you with information about this program and extend an offer to each of you to become a Class Contact for your graduating class.

What does it mean to be a “Class Contact?” We established the Class Contact program with several objectives in mind. Key among them are:

• ClassContactswillserveasourkeyambassadorstoeachgraduating class; we will ask for their input to the Alumni Executive Committee helping guide the direction of our association

• Theywillhelpusmaintaincurrentcontactinformationwithour fellow graduates and their classmates

• Theywillbeleadersintheirclassreunionsandincommunicating alumni and school news to classmates

• Theywillencourageclassmatestocontributetoourschool.

In short, we are looking to our Class Contacts to help us keep the spirit and tradition of Xavier excellence alive in our graduates; to keep our graduates engaged and supporting our school.

Last year, I introduced the phrase, “Alumni Helping Future Alumni”, as the credo for our Alumni Association. In the Class Contact program, we are providing every alumni with a unique opportunity to help deepen their commitment to Xavier and also to directly support our future alumni – the current students of Xavier.

Several alums have already volunteered. Why not you? With over 8,000 alumni spanning 44 years of graduating classes, we need key people from each graduating class to help us stay in contact with our alumni. This is something you can do from wherever you live. If you would like to become a Class Contact, please call us at the Xavier Advancement Office (860-347-6079) or through our email address, alumni@xavierhighschool.org.

Thank you for taking the time to read this note. I look forward to hearing from you and seeing you at Xavier.

Sincerely,

Phil Franklin, Class of 1973President, Xavier Alumni Association

“Alumni Helping Future Alumni”

“W

e ought to be here, to remember,

to pray, to support each other. We pray today

for the lost ones and for their families. We

pray for all those — living and dead — who

devoted their energies helping and saving

others. We pray for our military personnel in

dangerous places like Iraq and Afghanistan

who are on the front lines for us today. And

we pray for an end to terror, for world peace

and respect for all peoples. ”HEADMASTER BR. BRIAN DAVIS, C.F.X.

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you may email your news to your Class Contact as listed or email it to webmaster@xavierhighschool.org. visit our Class Contact page on the website under advancement & alumni if you would like to be a Class Contact for your graduating class.

1960s 45th

ReuniOn… Working to organize a golfing weekend for the Class of 1967 built around the Xavier Clambake to be held next June. Contact Michael or Fran with your thoughts and ideas.

Class of 1967 Contacts: Michael Tommasi, mtommasi@xavierhighschool.org

or Francis (Fran) Pawlowski polpower@yahoo.com 505-722-5871

1970sClass of 1970 Contact:

Gary Giannelli giannelli1@cox.net

or David W. O’Brien o_brien_david_w@sbcglobal.net

40th ReuniOn…

1972 Class Contact needed. no plans announced as of yet.

Class of 1973 Contact: Phil Franklin pefranklin@snet.net

We recently heard from John D. Galluzzo ’73 as he prepared to login to our Online Community. John told us “i am a Circuit Court Judge in the 18th

More Alumni News…Circuit which encompasses Brevard and Seminole Counties of Florida. i have 4 son’s: vincent, a patent lawyer living in DC, Joseph, in his third year at the university of Florida, nicholas, in his third year at the university of Central Florida and Dominick, a Junior at hagerty high School and varsity lacrosse lSM in Oviedo Florida. i was just voted the best judge in Seminole County for 2011. My wife of 29 years Beverly is an accreditation Specialist with the university of Central Florida Police Department.”

Class of 1974 Contact: Carey Hewitt hewitt099@comcast.net

Class of 1975 Contact: Thomas Sweeney tdsub@aol.com

Class of 1976 held their 35th reunion in conjunction with Mercy on September 17th. One alumnus who was unable to attend was Dan Abrahamson ’76. Dr. abrahamson wrote “i was so disappointed that our 35th reunion fell on a weekend when i was running a long-scheduled meeting for work. hope to see some old friends at our 40th.” Dan is now an assistant executive Director with the american Psychological association. he received his Ba from Fairleigh Dickinson university and his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the State university of new york at albany.

35th ReuniOn…

1977 Class Contact needed. no plans announced as of yet.

Class of 1978 Contact: Jeff Del Favero xhs.ct.1978@gmail.com

1980sClass of 1980 Contact:

Thomas J. Byrne tom@ctrentalcenter.com

Michael Monarca ’85 has been named vice President of Brand Operations with edition hotels. tim Miller, Managing Director of edition, said “Michael brings his terrific sense of passion to eDitiOn and told me he has been waiting to be a part of this team since he heard the word of a potential partnership between Marriott and ian Schrager in 2008. in those 3 years, Michael has continued to prove himself as a valued leader, resource, and teacher. Scott geraghty, the general Manager of the ritz Carlton Central Park, said “Michael is a great guy and will be hugely missed. We are sorry to see him go, but very happy for his

continued success.””

30th ReuniOn…

1982 Class Contact needed. no plans announced as of yet.

Class of 1986 Contacts: Edward (Ted) Wiegand teddy.wiegand@gmail.com

or Dan Pickett danielrpickett@hotmail.com

tom Sparks ’86 wrote “after seeing pictures of our 25th class reunion, i’m kicking myself even more for not going, i was planning on going. Since the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11th, i was looking back thinking about Pete gelinas. it seems i’m getting more sentimental as i get older. i remarried in 2010. i have three children, (22, 21, 16), one grandson (2) and expecting a grand-daughter in December.” tom is Chief estimator/Outside Sales for Buckley associates in newington, Ct. Buckley is a family owned and operated manufacturer, distributor and manufacturer’s representative of quality commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning products.

We recently heard from Brian Wallace ’86 who told us “in May i traveled to india on a business trip and took a side trip to goa and visited the final resting place of St Francis Xavier. his remains are on display in a glass and silver coffin in the Basilica of Bom Jesus.”

25th ReuniOn…

1987 no plans announced as of yet.

Class of 1987 Contacts: Paul Costello costelp1028@yahoo.com

or Kevin Moravek Kevin.Moravek@lfg.com

Class of 1988 Contact: James Truscinski jtruscinski@carouselindustries.com

1990sPaul tokarz ’91 lives in Marin County, California with his wife Summer and 19 month old son Max. he has worked for the past few years in San Francisco at esurance’s headquarters as a corporate compliance lawyer after working a few years with a big firm defending large companies in antitrust cases.

20th ReuniOn…

1992 no plans announced as of yet.

Class of 1992 Contacts: Joseph Geremia jgeremia@sbcglobal.net

or Matt Dunn christyandmatt0604@sbcglobal.net

ian Boccaccio ’94, and the firm he co-founded in 2005 - WtP advisors, was featured in the hartford Courant’s Business section this summer. you can read more in our website news archive; just scroll down to our July 18th article.

Class of 1995 Contact: Joseph Lane josephlane@xavierhighschool.org

WMrQ radio 104.1 morning man “Fisch” hosted the Student activities Council (SaC) 2011 Battle of the Bands on October 1st. David Fisch is a 1996 graduate of Xavier. Fisch also worked at eSPn for several years, attended villanova, and was a member of the Xavier swim team. in his senior year, he was a Class ll finalist and finished 2nd in the breaststroke. Fisch is married and has sons Brady 2, and gavin 6 months. in his bio on the WMrQ website, Fisch says that he is “Most proud of: My Perfect attendence award for grades k-12! (Seriously, i never missed a day of school…ever!).” n

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Another Great Football Seasonas we are going to press with this issue, Xavier’s varsity football team

has put together another great season. their record is 9-0 and by the time you are reading this they will have met Middletown high School for the City Championship at Wesleyan university on thanksgiving morning.

We congratulate the team and look forward to telling you about their efforts to defend the Class ll State Championship run in the post season.

DAte oPPoNeNt SCoRe outCoMe

9/16/2011 notre Dame-West haven 36 - 7 Win 9/24/2011 Foran 48 - 0 Win 9/30/2011 Cheshire 42 - 20 Win 10/6/2011 amity 49 - 7 Win 10/14/2011 Fairfield Prep 35 - 0 Win 10/21/2011 Shelton 27 - 0 Win 10/28/2011 hillhouse 35 - 7 Win 11/5/2011 hamden 56 - 7 Win 11/11/2011 West haven 47 - 22 Win 11/24/2011 Middletown

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Have you moved, changed jobs, married, earned a degree, had a baby and not let us know? Well, we’d like to hear from you. Please take a minute to fill out the form below so that we may update our records and let your fellow alumni know how (and where) you are.

Mail to: John Guerin, Xavier High School, 181 Randolph Rd., Middletown, CT. 06457. Email: advancement@xavierhighschool.org. Or call: (860) 347-6079

15th ReuniOn…

1997 no plans announced as of yet.

Class of 1997 Contact: Christopher Mashia chrismashia@hotmail.com

Class year 1999 Contact: Matt Strekel mstrekel@wesleyan.edu

2000sClass of 2000 Contacts:

Joe Branciforte jbrance5@hotmail.com

or Alex Strekel alexander.strekel@grneam.com

Class year 2001 Contact: Michael Nichols michael.nichols@gmail.com

10th ReuniOn…

2002 no plans announced as of yet.

Class of 2002 Contact: Ryan McKinney RMcKinney@studley.com

Composer and pianist Matthew J. Jaskot ’02 received a Doctorate of Musical arts in composition from the university of Maryland in May. Matt completed a Master of Music degree from the university of Maryland in 2008 and a Bachelor of the arts degree from the College of the holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts in 2006.

Class of 2005 Contact: Brent Jacobs conn04@msn.com

Nicolas DiMauro ’06 (graduated from Xavier as Nicholas horvath) earned his degree in Political Science from the College of the holy Cross in May, 2010. his mother told us that after a brief stay with the hartford “he accepted a position with gallagher Benefit insurance Services, a subsidiary of arthur J. gallagher & Co., in Braintree, Ma. nicolas served as an intern at gallagher during his junior year where he was told that he ‘raised the bar for all interns’.”

5th ReuniOn…

2007 no plans announced as of yet.

Class of 2007 Contact: Matt Fahey mfahey@harding.edu

in baseball, designated hitter and first baseman David Giglio ’07 was named to the landmark Conference first-team and received a similar honor a year ago. he finished the season ranked in the top five in eight landmark Conference statistical categories, including leading the league in rBi (52). he also received third team all-Mid-atlantic regional honors. in addition, David was honored for his accomplishments in the classroom earning second team academic all-america honors. David graduated magna cum laude from the university of Scranton in May with a degree in history. he is now attending the albany School of law.

Nick Cosenza ’08 is the swim team captain and regimental First lieutenant at the Coast guard academy. in a note to director of guidance richard Magner ’68, nick said “my job is to provide strategic vision for and oversee the freshman professional development and military training. i’m having a good

time with all my friends senior year, but definitely can’t wait to graduate.”

Philip Cocce ’10 earned a place on the Fall 2010 Dean’s list, received a leadership award and an academic excellence award freshman year at newbury College. he was selected to serve as a resident assistant this year. Philip is also a pitcher for the newbury nighthawks Baseball team. he told us “i had a smooth transition from high school to college and i attribute my success to my Xavier experience and especially to Mr. Cerreta who was a great support system throughout my high school years.”

Brian S. Freeland ’10 was named a Presidential Scholar for the spring 2011 semester at Clarkson university. Brian is majoring in Civil engineering. Presidential Scholars must achieve a minimum 3.80 gPa and carry at least 14 credit hours.

Nick Ford ’11 was named the “Player of the game” for the east all-Star team in the Connecticut high School lacrosse all-Star game in June. nick is now attending St lawrence university in Canton, ny, situated close to the adirondacks, the St. lawrence river and Canada.

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Edward S. Bogden, 87, of New Britain, entered into eternal rest April 3, 2011. He was the grandfather of Kevin Dean ’13.

Elizabeth A. (Deegan) Fillmore, 81, of Middletown and formerly of Rockfall, passed away June 17, 2011, at Middlesex Hospital. She was the mother of Clarence “Skip” L. Fillmore III ’71 and Steven W. Fillmore ’73 and grandmother of Shawn Fillmore ’93.

Joy (Cosker) Gainey, 73, of Farmington and Tamarac, FL, died September 29, 2011. She was the mother of Scott Gainey, Xavier’s varsity hockey coach.

Chauncey Hardy ’06, 23, of Middletown, died October 9, 2011 in Romania. After graduating from Xavier in 2006, Chauncey went on to Sacred Heart University where he excelled on the basketball court. He was currently playing professional basketball for CSS Giurgiu

in southern Romania and throughout Europe. While at Xavier, Chauncey played basketball for three years under Coach Michael Kohs. He was named All-State, All-League and All-County. Chauncey will always be remembered for is infectious smile and as a role model for youth.

Frank B. Johnson, Jr., 89, of Middletown, died October 23, 2011 at Middlesex Hospital. He was the father of Philip N. Johnson ’73 and Steven J. Johnson ’78. Frank was the grandfather of David Johnson ’06. Those who wish may send memorial contributions to Mercy High School, 1740 Randolph Rd., Middletown, CT 06457 or to Xavier High School, 181 Randolph Rd., Middletown, CT 06457.

Joseph R. Kelly, 81, of Southington, CT. passed away peacefully Oct. 19, 2011 at The Hospital of Central CT in New Britain after a brief illness. He was the grandfather Alex Kelly ’13.

Howard James Bayley Jr. 69, of Clinton, lost his hard fought battle with cancer and passed away September 21, 2011 at Middlesex Hospital. He was the father of Douglas Bayley ’87, Stephen Bayley ’93 and Louise Bayley ‘89 of Mercy.

William “Bill” C. Choquette, Sr., 93, formerly from Bristol, died peacefully on June 15, 2011, at the Maine Veteran’s Home in Scarborough, Maine with his family at his side. He was the grandfather of Rev. David P. Choquette ’90.

Thomas A. Cloutier, Sr., 64, of Westbrook, CT, passed away on June 12, 2011at his home surrounded by his loving family and friends after a brief illness. Tom was the father of Kevin Cloutier ‘96 and the late Thomas A. Cloutier, Jr. ’92.

Douglas Crowell ’93, 37, of Hinesburg, VT died on September 10, 2011 following a heroic seven month battle with Leukemia. Doug was a vibrant young man who accomplished much in his life. After growing up in Connecticut and graduating from the University of Vermont, he went

on to obtain a Masters Degree in Landscape Architecture at Rhode Island School of Design. He was President Elect of the Vermont ASLA and his work as a Landscape Architect won several awards. Doug was an avid mountaineer and it was that love of the mountains and snowboarding that ultimately brought him back to Vermont. He was a Veteran of the Army National Guard and served overseas in Kuwait and Iraq in Operation Enduring Freedom. Doug was an amazing father, husband, son, brother and friend. He had a gift for attracting people with his humor, energy and wit. Doug is survived by his wife, Melissa Watts Crowell, his two sons, Brogan and Ethan, his parents, Kenneth and Sandra Crowell of Meriden CT and his sister Kathleen Dougherty and her family.

Douglas Crowell ’93 Yearbook Photo

Chauncey hardy ’06 Yearbook Photo

Elaine J. (Gozzo) Kraszewski, 68, of Newington, passed away peacefully, unexpectedly at her home on October 22, 2011. She was the mother of David Kraszewski, Xavier’s Indoor and Outdoor Track Coach.

Richard P. Langevin, 80, of Sturbridge died Thursday, Aug.11th, in the Harrington Memorial Hospital, Southbridge, after an illness. He was the grandfather of Peter Langevin, Xavier’s Dean of Faculty Formation.

Sebastian “Mike Crane” Marino, 91, of Middletown passed away August 10, 2011 at Middlesex Hospital. He was the father of Lawrence (Larry) Marino ’70.

Carolyn A. Meoli, 88, of Branford passed away peacefully September 21, 2011. She was the grandmother of Jonathan Meoli ’07 and Andrew Meoli ’14.

Sean Brian O’Donnell, 57, passed away Sept. 9, 2011, after an extended illness that he courageously fought. He was the brother of Matthew O’Donnell ’74, Fr. Mark O’Donnell ’77 of St. Agnes Church, Niantic, and the late Terrence O’Donnell ’71.

Kenneth “Kip” Peterson, 59, of Middletown, loving husband to Debra (Kindley) Peterson, passed away peacefully at home on August 20, 2011. Mrs. Peterson was Xavier’s school nurse from 1999 to 2009.

Marie Clare Scholand, 71, of Berlin passed away on September 19, 2011. She was the mother of Dr. Andrew Scholand ’85, Dr. Stephen Scholand ’88 and Michael Scholand ’89.

Roy Scott passed away in North Carolina on August 21. He was the father of Linda Scott, Administrative Assistant in the Administrative Offices at Xavier.

Philip A. Wright Sr. 91, of Wallingford, died September 4, 2011 at his home surrounded by his loving family. He was the grandfather of English and Religion teacher Robert Kirschmann.

SFXXaverian Founders’ Colleagues

$25,000 and above

Saybrook Charitable Trust

Xaverian Leadership Colleagues $15,000 - $24,999

The Ray and Pauline Sullivan Foundation

Ryken Heritage Council $10,000 - $14,999

The Catholic Foundation of the Diocese of Norwich

Headmaster’s Council $5,000 - $9,999

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Taillie

Principal’s Circle $2,000 - $4,999

Mr. and Mrs. Peter CharpentierMr. John W. Hannen, Jr. ’74Dr. Stan Opalacz ’72 and Dr. Kayoko KondoMr. and Mrs. Douglas PrichardMr. and Mrs. David SchilkeMr. and Mrs. Christopher Smith ’76

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Falcon Circle $1,000 - $1,999

AnonymousMr. Ian Boccaccio ‘94Mr. and Mrs. Morris BoreaChief Ed Brymer (Ret.) and

Attorney Geraldine A. RobertsAnonymousMr. John P. Custy ‘70AnonymousDr. Miklos Fogarasi and Dr. Ildiko TothMr. and Mrs. Philip Franklin ’73Mr. William J. Hannigan ’77Mr. Lawrence R. Judge ’96Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. KilpatrickMr. and Mrs. David LohrMr. and Mrs. Sean R. Marinan ’80Mr. and Mrs. John Rajpolt, ’81Mr. Alexander F. Strekel ’00Mr. James Truscinski ’88Mr. and Mrs. William Voelker

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2010–2011 Saint Francis Xavier Society MembersAs of october 31, 2011

Gifts of $1,000 or more paid during the fiscal year (July 1 – June 30) automatically qualify the donor for membership. The list of members will be published on our website and in our Annual report, usually published in October. Donors may request to be anonymous.

Thank you one and all for your generous support.

SFX Society Blesses Xavier

At the conclusion of this year’s Opening of School Mass, the seventeen freshmen whose fathers are alumni of Xavier had

a photo taken with Brother Brian, Principal Donohue, and Brother James Boyle. They are: Dylan Beaudoin, Jesse Bonner,

Joseph Cambareri, Joseph Celentano, Matthew Daigle, Jon-Patrick Fitch, Thomas Fredericks, Kevin Gautieri, Aaron Ginty,

Patrick Goldner, Alexander Jenkins, Anthony Lagana, Paul Marinan, Nicholas Nettis, Patrick Precourt, Colin Wrinn and

Jackson Xenelis.

Xavier’s Legacy Continues

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