The Archmerean - Fall 2016

THE ARCHMEREAN 1916-1918 • The Patio Centennial • 2016-2018

The Patio Centennial

Outstanding Seniors

Out of the Classroom

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in this issue Norbertine Heritage Tour

Hangin' Tough with Archmere Rugby

Alumni Spotlight: Carly Ciarrocchi ’04

A group of 23 Archmere and

Lightning really does strike twice.

The Auk who brightens millions of

Daylesford Abbey community

Archmere's Rugby Team Wins

kids' mornings each and everyday.

members embarked on a

National Title Second

European tour of

Year In A Row.

Norbertine Heritage.

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Board of Trustees

Kathryn K. McCord, PP ’11 ’16

Legal Counsel

Damian M. Andrisani, M.D. ’91

Candace Penza, PP ’97 ’99 ’01 ’03

Anthony G. Flynn, Esq. ’69, PP ’03 ’04

Richard M. Beck, Esq. ’82, CP ’18 Chair, Strategic Planning Committee

Paul D. Ramseur II ’87

Executive Officer

Elaine C. Fry Reilly, Esq. ’83, CP ’17 ’20, PP ’13

Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 Headmaster

Frank J. Behm ’74, PP ’13 Rev. Francis B. Danielski, O.Praem.

E. Andrew DiSabatino Jr, ‘69 B. Christopher Dougherty, Ph.D. ’85 John S. Gerard, PP ’10 ’13 | Board Chair Kevin J. Gilroy, PP ’08 ’11 ’13 Chair, Advancement Committee Thomas C. Grimm, Esq. ’73, PP ’04 ’08 ’12

Rt. Rev. Ronald J. Rossi, O.Praem.

Andrew S. Thomson, CP ’18, PP ’08 ’11 Chair, Finance and Facilities Committee

Managing Editor and Layout Andrew Campion ’07 Communications Manager

Neilli Mullen Walsh, Esq., CP ’18, PP ’10 ’12 ’14 Barbara A. Wasik, PH.D., PP ’09 ’11 Chair, Mission and Heritage Committee Victoria C. Yatzus Chair, Academic Affairs Committee

Design and Layout: Angela Marinelli ’90 & Jac Cottrell Yellow Sky Consulting

The abbreviations “CP” and “PP” after each name indicate the individual’s status as a “Current Parent” or a “Past Parent” with their child(ren)’s graduation years following.

Volume LXXXIV Fall 2016 Table of Contents

2015-2016 Honor Roll of Donors Thank you for support!

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A Letter from the Headmaster

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The Patio Centennial 1916-1918 • 2016-1018

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Restoring the Sounds of the Past

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Outstanding Seniors

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Class of 2016 Valedictorian

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Class of 2016 Salutatorian

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The Norbert Award

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Out of the Classroom

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Norbertine Heritage Tour

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Hangin’ Tough with Archmere Rugby

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Spring Sports Wrap 2016

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Alumni Spotlight: Carly Ciarrocchi

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Welcoming New Board Members

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James Peter Tosi

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News & Notes

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2015-16 Honor Roll of Donors

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Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees

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A Special Thank You

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Contributors

Gifts to Archmere Academy

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Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76

Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year

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Supporting Archmere in Unique Ways

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Young Alumni Green and White Society

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2015-2016 Annual Giving

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Honor/Memorial Gifts

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Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Amber Combs Andrew Cocco ’04 Erin P. McNichol ’92 Ainsley Hertrich Palladino ’05 Rev. Stephen Rossey, O.Praem.

In Memoriam

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Denise Alexander Starnes ’93

1916-1918 The Patio Centennial 2016-2018

David Oswinkle

There have been countless images of The Patio over the years. Everything from sketches, to paintings, to photographs, they all evoke a different perspective or emotion about the building. The cover of this issue was meant to depict the building in its original role as a home. The house is filled with light and gives off an inviting warmth that spreads throughout the campus to this day. Join us as we celebrate our one of a kind treasure and it's unique history.

A Letter from the Headmaster Dear Members of the Archmere Community, One hundred years – a century – is longer than most of our lifetimes. One hundred years is what we celebrate beginning this year through 2018 to focus on the history of the Patio at Archmere. First conceived by architects Clay McClure and Alexander Harper, working closely with the aesthetic appreciated by John and Helena Raskob, their mansion house would become the home of Archmere Academy in 1932. Many of the details of the daily events of the family and of the school that took place within its rooms have gone unrecorded. We do have an extensive archive of photographs that captures the different periods of the home’s use. The early school yearbooks offer a glimpse into daily school life in the Patio, when bedrooms were turned into dormitories and the dining room became the school cafeteria. Some stories from the Raskob years continue to be passed among generations of family members and are recorded in Mrs. Raskob’s “Raskob-Green Record Book,” as well as the book, “Robinson Remembrances.” Stories include the Raskob children riding bicycles around the fountain in the courtyard and the children sliding across the newly waxed music room floor in their stocking feet. A new era began in 2010 with school administrative offices moving into the building, encircling the courtyard on the second floor. Soon after, student classroom and activities spaces were created in renovated rooms, including the basement level, which is usable once again.

In 1916, the Raskobs had the original mansion house razed, having bought the estate next door, Woodsedge, where they lived for two years during the construction of the Patio, which was completed in the Spring of 1918. The family returned with a new addition - Nina, who was born in October of 1916 at Woodsedge. As the family grew, Mrs. Raskob’s interests in running Pioneer Point Farm increased. Mr. Raskob’s roles as Chairman of the National Democratic Party and his involvement on many corporate boards drew him to New York and Washington. Spending less and less time in Wilmington, the Raskobs decided to sell Archmere.

In 1932, Abbot Bernard H. Pennings, O.Praem., Abbot of St. Norbert Abbey, negotiated the purchase of Archmere from Mr. Raskob at a selling price of $400,000. Father Michael McKeough, O.Praem., was appointed the first headmaster of the new Archmere Academy for boys, and arrived in early August to have the school ready for students in September – a very tall order in a short time. In the first year, 22 boys were enrolled, though the goal was 50 students. In the second year, finances continued to be a challenge.

A glimpse at the life of boarding students living in the Patio during Archmere's early years. Male boarders lived on campus until 1976.

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At one point in 1934, Father McKeough wrote to the Abbot to say that he could not pay all of the school’s bills, having to make decisions about paying for food for the students, oil for heating, and the mortgage payment to Mr. Raskob. Part of the negotiated purchase included Mr. Raskob holding the mortgage, which was a fortunate arrangement. When Mr. Raskob was informed of the difficulty the school was having in making payments, though we do not have detailed records, it is our understanding that he extended the term of the loan and also forgave $100,000 of the purchase price. From the earliest days of the Academy, the school has been blessed with the philanthropy of so many people, and the home-like atmosphere has permeated the life of the Archmere school community over the years.

There are a few signature images of the Patio that will remain with me forever. In 1975 at my Junior Class Ring Mass, we were announced at the front entrance of the Patio and walked through a papier-mâché larger-than-life Class Ring, complete with an emerald stone, in the center of the courtyard. Couples then walked to the center doors of the music room, where we were presented with our class rings. It was not until later that the Junior Class Ring Mass was instituted, and the original center fountain in the Patio was returned in 1993. Before then, the terra cotta “A” (that now rests in the center of the Stations of the Cross garden next to the Patio) filled the space that the fountain occupies. So you can imagine, that, depending on the event, the center of the courtyard was the focal point for many designs, including giant twenty-foot Christmas trees, cornstalks for Homecoming dances, and various prom-themed displays, including a lighthouse.

In my junior and senior years at Archmere, I was a member of the debating team. I remember spending a snowy Saturday afternoon in January writing “evidence cards” with other members of the team in the Patio library. The dark wood paneling, large fireplace, and yards and yards of books all around the room somehow elevated that somewhat grueling task, making me feel as though I was enrolled in some noted English boarding school. In fact, the Patio, as a part of the campus experience, made me even more proud to be a part of an academic institution whose original buildings – The Patio and The Manor - had historic significance for their art and architecture, as well as for their builders and owners. These buildings have much to offer. They can teach generations of Archmere students about art, architecture, engineering, science, politics, economics, social norms, philanthropy, and a host of other topics.

The newly remodeled St. Norbert hall offers flexible and modern learning spaces for Archmere students.

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A Letter from the Headmaster Over the next two years, we plan to celebrate this rich history by developing a number of opportunities for all members of the Archmere community to learn more about the Patio. I hope that many of you will enjoy learning some new fact about Archmere history related to the Patio and Manor that you may not have known before.

An Archmere parent, in a conversation with me, remarked that, while beautiful facilities are appreciated, it is the teaching – the teacher-student dynamic – that is most important. And I agreed. I believe that we support that dynamic very well. However, we have been entrusted with the legacy of a beautiful and historic campus that requires our appreciation and attention to preservation. So, while we insure the best possible academic experience in keeping with Archmere’s tradition, we also must be attentive to the environment in which our students learn and our teachers advise. Hence, the St. Norbert Hall renovations underway presently, and the Board of Trustees’ and the members of the Administration’s master planning and vision for the maintenance and renovation of other buildings and grounds, all have an impact on the Archmere experience for students.

Students work on the oversized Archmere ring replica for the 1975 Junior Ring Mass dance.

As you know, we are in the middle of a Comprehensive Campaign for Archmere, one that is raising funds for St. Norbert Hall renovations, as well as endowment funds for scholarship and financial assistance to insure an affordable Archmere education to many future families. We are most grateful for all those who have supported our causes in recent years and years before, but our financial need still exists.

Sometimes I think that people look at our beautiful and well-kept campus facilities and think, “Archmere doesn’t need my support. It is doing just fine.” The truth is that we are blessed with wonderful benefactors, but the legitimate requests we receive from families with financial need each year continues to increase and our operating costs escalate annually, of which approximately 70% are related to teachers and staff. We have implemented measurable cost-saving strategies around energy use, negotiated health care rates, and instituted workplace safety programs that have reduced insurance premiums. However, these innovations that have helped to “bend the cost curve” cannot completely address

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The brand new Library Learning commons gives students the opportunity to learn and collaborate in a modern academic environment.

the annual increases in operating costs. We need to achieve our goals of increasing endowment income and support from annual gifts, while asking for one-time, multi-year, capital pledges to meet our comprehensive campaign goal of $8.5 million for the renovation of St. Norbert Hall.

With regard to Patio restoration, we have been able to accomplish much with the funds raised by the Friends of the Patio and the Green Concerts that we have held over the last five years. With the tremendous skill set of our facilities staff under the direction of Mr. James Tosi, Director of Facilities, much of the restoration work in the Patio has been completed with modest budgets and underwritten initially by funds raised outside of school operations.

As more and more spaces in the Patio were converted to school administrative offices, classrooms, and

There is no shortage of collaborative workspaces for students in the newly remodeled St. Norbert Hall.

meeting spaces for students and teachers, some of those projects have been underwritten in part by the Academy’s capital budget. The repurposing of Patio spaces has allowed for a most efficient renovation of St. Norbert Hall, creating more varied and numerous student learning and teaching spaces while expanding the footprint of the building by less than 500 square feet in the library and learning commons area. The school community owes a great debt of gratitude to Mr. Tosi for taking care of the school facilities as though they were his own for the nine years he has served as Director of Facilities.

While a centenary celebration is certainly an accomplishment in a human life, it may not be perceived as so great for a building, certainly in ancient civilizations around the world. However, in the history of our “American Experiment,” our celebration of the Patio and Manor’s one hundred years of existence is well-deserved, not only because of the estate’s role in the interesting life of a second-century America, but in the emotionally connected existence of the students and families who have lived and experienced Archmere over the last eighty-four years.

Offering Prayers and Best Wishes to the Archmere Community that will celebrate the Patio’s centennial, on behalf of all who have cared for and loved the Patio for the last one-hundred years, I offer my sincere gratitude for entrusting such a legacy to our generation!

Sincerely,

Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 Headmaster 7

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Beginnings Mr. John Jakob Raskob purchased the property of Archmere for $27,000. After making improvements on the house, the Raskobs moved

The original mansion house on the Archmere estate from 1840-1910. It was later demolished when construction of The Patio began.

in on August 1, 1910. Four of the Raskob's 12 children were born in the original mansion house. Eventually, it became too small for the growing family, and they decided to build a new residence on the same site. The Patio and Manor Hall were begun in 1916 and completed in 1918.

While the Raskobs lived at Archmere, the house was alive with activity. Archmere was the headquarters for Democrat Al Smith's Presidential campaign of 1928. The famous Anton Lang was the Raskob's houseguest, while performing his role of Jesus Christ at the theatre in Wilmington. With Archmere becoming a "regular stop" along the well-traveled Philadelphia Pike, and the construction of Worth Steel Plant (Phoenix Steel) nearby, the Raskob's decided to move to a more secluded locale. Picking 1600 acres of the choicest waterfront property, they built a new estate in Centreville, Maryland, leaving Archmere in 1930. The estate was sold to the Norbertine Fathers of St. Norbert Abbey in DePere, Wisconsin, in 1932, and Archmere Academy was established.

A shot from Decem

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tio courtyard coming to life.

from January 6, 1917.

Construction of the Manor heating and electrical the sed hou lly ina The Manor orig plant for the Patio.

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A Building Before Its Time The external beauty of the Patio becomes even more appreciable when one considers the mechanical triumphs extending from basement to roof. In a time when air conditioning was unheard of, engineer Clay McClure cleverly cooled the large central courtyard and all the other rooms in the house. The air circulation system, housed in a room off the basement bowling alley, cooled air by passing it over an 80-foot well. Using a massive engine, the air was then filtered throughout the house via a network of ducts.

Such mechanical devices as an elevator, dumb waiters, and laundry shoots were common in more elegant houses of the day. But the Raskob's have the distinction of being the first family in the world to build a home with an electric-powered movable skylight. The idea was inspired by a similar, but smaller skylight incorporated in the Pan American Union building in Washington, D.C. Mounted on railroad tracks, with high tension cable to prevent sudden jerks from damaging the stained-glass ceiling, the skylight was rolled back into roof-top pockets by two electric motors. An outer layer of thick-wired glass and tar provides protection. The interior ceiling is suspended by thin wires from an interior metal framework. Created

by Henry Keck, the stained glass creation was removed, piece-by-piece, for cleaning in 1977. The lighting system was rewired, and the exterior roof was repaired. When the ceiling was rehung over a year later, it would not open again, since the motors and the mechanism were removed,

A portion of the stained glass ceiling was repaired last fall. The section was removed weeks earlier and restored by Femenella & Associates in Branchburg, NJ.

because they had deteriorated badly.

The interior scaff olding of the stained gla ss ceiling. Each se ction of glass is suspen ded by a series of wire s and cables.

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"When Building, Build Forever” Restoration efforts over the years have been designed to treat the building in the context of its function as a part of the school, while incorporating the character of the Raskob home.

Bowling matches in the basement was once the favorite indoor sport of the students at Archmere. The popular pastime resulted in keen rivalry among the original boarding students. Teams were organized and prizes were awarded to the winning teams. Over the years the basement level suffered extensive water damage that filled the original bowling alley, ruining the lanes.

In recent years, the space has been repurposed and refinished as a multifunctional room that has been a practice space for fencing and dance as well as an academic classroom.

g students and vity for the early boardin Bowling was a favorite acti After suffering s. boy the st ong am held tournaments were often been repurposed in the 1980's, the room has extensive water damage ce. as a multifunctional spa

The hand-carved English oak dining room for many years served as the school cafeteria.

" ... Every real home should have four rooms, each one contributing to the maintenance of our lives a dining room, to nourish the body; a music room, to strengthen the soul; a living room, to stimulate the heart; and a library, to cultivate the brain."

- Mrs. Helena Springer

Restored to much of its former elegance, it became the Priory dining room in 1975. The original dining room table and 16 chairs have been returned to Archmere. Joining the original table and chairs is a Cartier silver tea service, which was gifted by the Raskob’s to Mr. and Mrs. William Berl on the occasion of their wedding on January 8, 1923.

Mr. and Mrs. Berl’s daughter, Marie “T” Ferguson, and her husband John, gifted the tea service to Archmere on August 20, 2015.

The Maison Cartier, the French design house founded in 1847, created this silver tea service. The main service has 11 pieces, and it is accompanied by a demitasse set, with Lenox china cup inserts, a total of 31 pieces.

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The music room, dominated by the Welte-Mignon organ, was used as the school chapel, until St. Norbert Hall was built in 1959.

Restoration of the organ began in the summer of 2015. Members of the Dickinson Organ Society, organized by William Church, will begin installing the organ in the original two chambers that housed the pipes for the Welte-Mignon organ – the main chamber beneath the Music Room and the antiphonal chamber located to the right of the fireplace in the courtyard, also in the lower level. For more on the Patio organ restoration project, see page 14.

The Raskobs planned their living room as a warm and comfortable place, where the family could convene for an enjoyable evening. For 27 The music room was used as the school chapel in the early days of the Academy until St. Norbert Hall was built in 1959.

years this room, located at the northeast corner of

the house, was used as a classroom. During the 1960's it became a vesting room and a chapel room for private Masses. Today, the room has been returned to it’s original purpose and acts as a relaxed gathering space.

The library is located on the north side of the house. Used as a study hall and as the school library, this room currently houses some of John Raskob's collection of books and memorabilia. The original oriental carpet, library table, and dinner "gong " are in the living room, while the original writing table is in the library. Period furnishings from other local estates also furnish the room.

The courtyard has seen wrestling and boxing matches, basketball practices, and

ed during the ely mirrors how it appear

The living room today clos Raskob years.

graduation ceremonies during the early days of the Academy. Dances, proms, ring masses, and baccalaureate masses, weddings, dinner-dances, class reunions, and fundraisers have all been held in the courtyard of the Patio. On November 1, 1993 the original fountain that once stood in the center of The Patio was given back to the Academy by Mrs. Josephine Robinson and her family. After a delicate journey from Hartefeld House, where it stood outside in the garden since 1932, the fountain was reinstalled in its original spot, using the original plumbing in the basement room below. After 70 years, Mrs. Raskob's words are more prophetic and meaningful than ever: "When building, build forever."

The Patio has remained a priceless treasure for Archmere. While it primarily functions as a gathering space and offices for the school’s administration, The Patio still serves as a home for anyone who walks through its doors.

The library was used as a study hall during the School's early years.

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Restoring the Sounds of the Past "In late 1915, Mr. Raskob purchased a Welte-Mignon organ for $30,000. There were some delays in construction, not in the organ itself but in the console, built into an ornamental screen of the architects’ design, and for which the architects lagged in supplying precise details. Promised for March 1917, the organ was finally installed and ready in mid-autumn.

It included its own Victrola and Synchronizer for organ accompaniment of soloist recordings, with the Victrola installed directly behind the tone opening.

As organs in homes go, Mr. Raskob’s Welte was considerable The music room was the heart of the house during the Raskob years.

in size, with 33 different tone colors, 34 individual sets of pipes and 2,102 individual pipes. 29 ranks were located in a cellar chamber beneath the music room, adjacent to Mr.

Raskob’s smoking/billiard room. Despite the enormity of the organ chamber, the tone pipes had to squeeze through a narrow floor opening, the width of the ornamental organ screen but only as deep. While it cannot have been tremendously powerful in the music room, the organ spoke directly into the smoking room through a grille, and from that vantage was probably more commanding."

- Excerpt from organ research by Mr. Jonathan Ambrosino Today, all the remains of the Welte organ is the console, the original blower and its preliminary bellows, and a few odd bits of cabling in the echo chamber. The main and echo organ chambers are both entirely emptied of any organ materials, and in each case the tone chute has been floored over. Behind the organ screen is now a four-rank organ supplied by the United States Pipe Organ Company of Crym Lynne, Pennsylvania.

The organ is a 1913, 17-rank, three manual, Kimball Theater Organ, including some choice additional Wurlitzer pipes and percussions. The console was originally installed in the State Theater in Philadelphia. After removal from the State it served time in the Brookline Theater and then in the Colonial Theater. From the Colonial it then went to the John Wanamaker Department Store, where it was used to play the great Wanamaker organ for two years or so while the Wanamaker console was being restored. From Wanamaker’s, it went on to the Dresden home, where much of the console was restored and modernized.

The Dresden organ was transported to the lower level of the Patio in the former game room, adjacent to the main organ chamber, where members of the Dickenson Organ Society, organized by Bill Church, have begun installing the organ in the original two chambers that housed the pipes for the Welte-Mignon organ. The console will be refinished to match the screen and will be installed on a moveable platform in front of the organ, located where the original console was placed.

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Outstanding Seniors Class of 2016 Valedictorian, Gregory McCord “Too often, people base a legacy solely around two standards: athletics and academics; body and mind.

However, Archmere has not only prepared our bodies and minds for the world ahead but also our spirits for that journey. Just like our school motto, Pietate et Sciencia, through faith and knowledge, the Archmere education emphasizes both intellectual and spiritual development. Part of what makes our class so unique is our drive to succeed together and support one another through our endeavors.”

Class of 2016 Valedictorian, Greg McCord, has excelled academically throughout his four years at Archmere. A National Merit Finalist, Greg took thirteen Advanced Placement courses, and was named a National AP Scholar after his junior year. Particularly talented in mathematics and science, he received the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Medal and was a member of the Science Olympiad Team and T.E.A.M.S. (Tests of Engineering Aptitude Mathematics and Science) for all four years. Greg has traveled and competed at the national level for T.E.A.M.S., even placing as high as third in the nation. He has also competed in the Academic Quiz Bowl and made it to the state level for Math League all four years. He took the AMC tests (mathematics exams) all four years and qualified for the AIME during his senior year. While at Archmere, Greg was a member of the National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, and Spanish National Honor Society.

During his valedictory speech, Greg expressed sincere gratitude toward his parents for all of their sacrifice, love and support. He went on to recognize and thank his teachers who not only inspired and challenged him, but also became mentors and friends while at Archmere.

“They’ve made Archmere a very welcoming place for students. In fact, sometimes Mr. Jordan can be a little too welcoming when he greets us with his best Floyd Mayweather impression. I’ve still got the bruises from those good-morning punches to prove it.”

For Greg, it was not the academic challenge and preparation for college that stuck out most to him about his Archmere Academy experience; rather, it was the sense of family and trust in their faith that set his class apart. Greg participated in daily Kenosis, was a Eucharistic minister, and a lector both for Archmere and his local parish, St. Mary of the Assumption. He was a rector for Kairos XL and retreatant for Kairos XXXVIII, two experiences that aligned with his faith background.

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Archmere graduated 106 seniors on June 5, 2016 at the Academy’s 82nd Commencement Exercises in the Performing Arts Center.

An impressive class all around, the Class of 2016 garnered over $20 million dollars in scholarships and grants, and enrolled at 60 different colleges and universities around the country.

Among this notable group are this year’s Valedictorian, Gregory McCord ‘16, and Salutatorian, Rahul Subbaraya ‘16.

“Archmere has helped us find our faith, taught us to place our trust in each other, and kept us moving forward together. We may have stumbled along the way, but we always helped each other get back on our feet.”

In addition to his academic commitments, Greg also volunteered at A.I. DuPont Hospital for two summers. He played football all four years for Archmere, earning Academic All-State both varsity years. He also ran winter track, was varsity for four years, and was the captain for the last two. Greg received the Edward T. Doyle Scholar Athlete Award for football and the Coaches Award for track. After playing baseball for three years, he decided to switch to rugby for his senior year and was part of the squad that won the state 15s title, and became the state, regional, and eventual national champions for 7s.

Greg left his classmates with his favorite piece of advice and powerful closing remarks: “We might stumble ever so often, but it’s important to get back up, to persevere, and to work harder to try and make that next attempt a success.

It’s not easy, but we’ve made it this far together and can continue to do so with each other and new friends we will make along the way. So to the Class of 2016, I urge you to go out and build your own legacy.”

Accepted “early action” into his first choice, Princeton University, Greg plans to major in Computer Science and minor in Engineering Physics, Finance, and Statistics. This summer, he interned with David Hogan ’87

Gregory ’16 and his brother Christopher ’11 are the only Archmere siblings to both be named Valedictorian. Christopher attended Princeton and graduated in 2015 with a degree in Operations Research Engineering. Gregory will be attending Princeton this year and will be studying Computer Science Engineering.

at Springleaf Financial, with whom he was paired for Senior Career Day, working in computer science as analytics in preparation for college. He plans to play rugby and varsity sprint football (football with a weight limit) at the collegiate level as well after having a great time this past year with the teams. Lastly, he plans to join in community service and campus ministry to continue his faith journey and help people around the area.

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Outstanding Seniors Class of 2016 Salutatorian, Rahul Subbaraya With his eyes set on Business, Rahul Subbaraya, Archmere Academy’s 2016 Salutatorian, is looking forward to attending the University of Pennsylvania this fall. At Archmere, Rahul enrolled in twelve AP classes and was involved in Student Council, Science Olympiad, Math League, and the Academic Bowl, as well as Model UN and T.E.A.M.S. He also played soccer and tennis at Archmere. Recently in May, the U.S. Secretary of Education named Rahul a United States Presidential Scholar. The White House Commission on Presidential Scholars, appointed by President Obama, selects honored scholars annually based on their academic success, artistic excellence, essays, school evaluations and transcripts, as well as evidence of community service, leadership, and demonstrated commitment to high ideals. The 160 U.S. Presidential Scholars were honored for their accomplishments in Washington, D.C. this summer.

Rahul’s contributions to the Archmere community were recognized at Archmere’s Baccalaureate and Commencement when he received a medal in Mathematics and certificate in Science, awards for being a National Merit Finalist and Scholar and the winner of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Medal. Throughout his time at Archmere, Rahul always chose to challenge himself – academically, athletically, spiritually and socially.

But for Rahul, it was not the academic challenge and preparation for college that highlighted his Archmere Academy experience; rather it was the theme of opportunity that he eloquently expressed.

“What we, the Class of 2016, have done with those opportunities- it’s downright impressive. We have all participated in this community somehow and some way to grow as individuals. For me, the different activities I participated in helped me gain confidence in myself to achieve things I never thought possible. We have succeeded in so many different ways.

We have the starting varsity quarterback who was a star in the school play. We have the leader of our state championship volleyball team captaining the Science Olympiad team. We have all taken advantage of what has been offered to us and created our own unique identities.”

Rahul says he is particularly grateful for being prepared for life’s next adventure. During his Salutatory speech, he expressed heartfelt gratitude toward the commitment of his parents, teachers and college counselors, but singled out his classmates as having the greatest impact on him.

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“It’s not just opportunities we have found at Archmere. Here, I have found the greatest group of people you can find anywhere.

I’m a Hindu, and I never really expected to find my place in a Catholic school. But I have never found a greater family, or a place where I felt more like I belonged. The friends I made here are ones that will stay with me for the rest of my life. But it's not just my friends I appreciated. I truly believe that I have learned something from each and every one of you. I learned from one of my close friends how important it is to laugh once in a while. Others taught me the importance of confidence. You all made me into a better person, and for that, I am grateful.”

An example of how an Archmere education inspires students to distinction, there is no doubt Rahul will continue to shine in his college career at the University of Pennsylvania.

The Norbert Award Since 1973 Archmere has annually awarded the title of “Alumnus of the Year” to an outstanding alumnus who best represents Archmere’s mission. The award is traditionally given at the end of the year Baccalaureate Mass. This year Archmere has begun a new tradition by introducing The Norbert Award of Archmere Academy. The Norbert Award honors those who best embody the Archmere Academy mission and have demonstrated exemplary achievements through professional distinction, service to others, or service to the Archmere community.

Up to six recipients may receive the Norbert Award in a given year except in anniversary years. The awards will be presented annually, traditionally the week of Homecoming in the fall. For each recipient a citation will be read and an award commemorating the recognition will be presented.

Individuals eligible for consideration for the Norbert Award include: • Alumni/ae of Archmere Academy • Former members of the Archmere Corporate Board, trustees of the Archmere Trust, or members of the Board of Trustees • Former members of the faculty or staff of the Academy • Individuals who have made an outstanding commitment to Archmere Alumni who have been honored by receiving the “Alumnus of the Year” award will also be recognized as Norbert Award recipients at the inaugural reception this fall.

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Saint Norbert Leadership Corps This June, fifteen students and three teachers traveled to St. Norbert College in De Pere, WI for the fourth year in a row to participate in the St. Norbert Leadership Corps.

The program, designed by Archmere's administration in collaboration with St. Norbert College faculty, is centered on the model of leadership development exemplified

by St. Norbert. It utilizes a Catholic values-based, experiential curriculum focused on building individuals

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who are committed to serving the common good. Students participated in team building activities, leadership training, and were even able to showcase what they learned on a high ropes course.

The focus of this year's trip was to try to come up with a project that would serve the needs of the Archmere community.

Students are planning to implement a night of trivia and games at Archmere in hopes of giving students and teachers a chance to socialize and have fun while raising money for future leadership corps participants or local charities.

out of the

Classroom

Archmere Students Spend Ten Days in Spain Sixteen Archmere students enjoyed a ten-day exchange program in Zaragoza, Spain over Spring Break. During their visit, they participated in the famously known Semana Santa traditions, and also joined in on a cultural and historical tour of both Barcelona and Madrid. During one of their tours the students were able to see first hand the second-most visited pilgrimage destination in Spain after Santiago de Compostela, the "Catedral Basilica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar". World Language and Cultures Teachers Señorita María Calzado-Saavedra and Señora Leah Lightcap accompanied the students.

To view photos of the trip and read their blog, visit: http://archmerespanishexchange.blogspot.com.es

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Archmere Hosts French Exchange Students In April, Archmere welcomed ten students and two teachers from our French Exchange program with the Lycée Saint Vincent in Senlis, France. The group spent two weeks living with their American host families, attending classes and traveling the east coast. The group also connected with Auk Alums Phil Ryan ('15) and Nicole Kushner ('15) for tours of NYC and the University of Delaware.

Some highlights of their trip included creating cups and developing film in art class, discovering gourmet delights such as cheesesteaks and cupcakes at the Reading Terminal Market, running the Rocky Steps, exploring the MoMA and attending Archmere’s SophFrosh Dance. The French students were thrilled to be part of the Archmere community, and we hope to reconnect with many of them next summer when we begin a new exchange cycle.

French exchange students took in some of the sights around Philadelphia. They had a full day of visiting the Liberty Bell, the Philadelphia Art Museum, and Reading Terminal Market.

Summer Excursion to Alaska This summer, a group of Archmere students, supervised by Dr. Sharon Archer and Dr. Jennifer Christy, spent ten days in the most picturesque classroom: Alaska. The students hiked in various forest ecosystems, enjoyed boat rides to the world's largest population of sea otters and to whale watching locations, flew over the Copper River Delta on an airboat, explored glaciers, observed biodiversity such as bird colonies, and indulged in local culinary teats such as a Salmon BBQ. They were fortunate enough to experience some spectacular geological features, including huge ice chunks crashing into a river from a glacier.

The itinerary also included visiting a sonar station and talking with researchers who collect data for fisheries management. During the excursion, the students were able to participate in an ongoing study and gather data for a local biologist. In addition to the abundant diversity of flora and fauna, students created long lasting friendships and made some unforgettable once in a lifetime memories!

Mercedez Miller ’17, Helen Laster ’18, Alex Musselman ’18, Meredith Capuli ’17, Cody (naturalist and guide), Caroline Donovan ’19, Julia Prendergast ’19, Maggie Brown ’17, Jack Whallon ’18, Dr. Christy, Dr. Bookman, and Dr. Archer in the Alaskan wilderness.

As a Norbertine priest, one of the greatest privileges I have is to be able to teach Norbertine Spirituality to our Archmere students. The story of Norbert of Xanten, his conversion and founding of the Order of Premontre is both fascinating and important from religious and historical perspectives, especially for those of us who embrace or are somehow connected to and therefore carry on the Norbertine tradition.

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Soon after the first Norbertines were professed on Christmas 1121, at Premontre, France, Norbertine communities quickly sprang up all over Europe.

Today, Norbertine houses of priests, brothers and sisters can be found all over the world. Norbert,

Minister of Peace and Concord, defender of the Eucharist and champion of reconciliation, gave the world the great gift of this amazing charism.

It is within the context of a desire to connect more deeply with Norbert and his unique message that 23 of us, largely from the Archmere and Daylesford Abbey communities, embarked on a Norbertine Heritage Tour this past June 12th – 24th. It was truly an amazing journey! We began in Prague, Czech Republic at the Norbertine Abbey of Strahov, with a Mass at Saint Norbert’s tomb. To be honest, there are no words to adequately describe what it is like to literally be in the presence of our founder and patron saint.

Humbling and inspiring are two words that immediately come to mind, but it is a surreal experience in every way. Over the next three days we experienced the beauty and marvelous history of this Abbey and the beautiful city of Prague. A hallmark of the Norbertine way of life is hospitality, and that was showered upon us in grand fashion

by the confreres of Strahov. We were

privileged to have with us for our three days in Prague Father Henry Jordanek, O.Praem. Father Henry is currently with us at Daylesford Abbey for an extended stay and he returned to his Abbey of Strahov to guide us during our days there. Father Henry took us to the Cathedral of Prague (Saint Vidas) for a private tour and the privileged opportunity to celebrate Mass in the Chapel of Saint Wenceslaus, Patron of the Czech Republic. A highlight for all was being hosted by the Norbertines to a picnic on the Abbey grounds overlooking the stunning panorama of Prague.

Next, we motored to the Alpine city of Innsbruck, Austria to the Abbey of Wilten. Enroute we stopped for a lovely afternoon at our Abbey of Windberg in Germany. Once again, we experienced Norbertine hospitality at its finest. Abbot Herman Josef and the confreres welcomed us with a delightful lunch, tour of the Abbey Church with Frater Emmanuel and the celebration of Mass with Frater Paul assisting.

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Once in Innsbruck, Father Patrick Busskamp, O.Praem. took over as our host and guide. We began our time at Wilten with a sumptuous meal, a tour of the Abbey and Mass in the gorgeous baroque Abbey church, with our own Abbot Richard Antonucci, O.Praem. presiding. While in Innsbruck we were fortunate enough to have fitting weather for a tram ride up into the Alps for lunch overlooking the city and the Brenner Pass into Italy…our next stop!

On Sunday June 19th we once again boarded our comfortable motorcoach and took the long journey to Rome, the Eternal City, and locus of our Norbertine Generalate, the hub of our worldwide Community. The centerpiece of our time in Rome was the honor of

Norbertine

Heritage Tour

celebrating Mass in the Vatican at the Tomb of Saint Peter on June 21st. That entire day was spent in the Vatican, which included a tour of the scavi (archeological excavations under Saint Peter’s Basilica), the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel. But our Mass at the Tomb of Saint Peter,

which began our day, was truly unforgettable…for all of us, but no doubt especially for our own Joyce and Carl Campion, whose 35th anniversary we anticipated by 5 days with a renewal of their wedding vows!

After a farewell Mass at our Generalate and of course, partaking in lots of fine Italian cuisine (Mamma Mia!) our Heritage Tour drew to a close. We took with us many memories (will we ever forget chanting Morning Prayer and Vespers on the bus…or being greeted at breakfast in the Generalate by peacocks in the courtyard?), new and deepened friendships, but above all, a greater knowledge of and appreciation for Saint Norbert and the incredible legacy with which he blessed the world.

I’ll close simply by saying that, while I’m always proud to be a Norbertine, I was never more proud than on this Heritage Tour. Our confreres in every location enfleshed hospitality, peace and concord. They treated us with generosity, and grace. Indeed, the Norbertine charism is alive and well. May we at Archmere continue to grow more deeply in that tradition and hand it on to the young men and women entrusted to our care.

– Rev. John Zaggarella, O.Praem

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HANGIN’ TOUGH WITH L A N O I T A N K C A B O T K C A B Taking the wide view, we are babies. We

can count our age on one hand standing amongst a field of rugby programs with decades-long legacies. No worries. Last year, in only its third season, the rugby team won state, regional, and national championship titles in rugby sevens.

This year they did it again – plus add one fifteens state title in a decisive win over Salesianum. We’re running out of room for all the hardware.

It didn’t matter that, at the ripe old age of four, every team they faced possessed a deeper history and more experience.

Instead, the Archmere boys remained confident in each other, and confident in the system that we coaches had built for and with them. They played the game on their terms, with heart, integrity, and fierce resilience. So here we are, in the aftermath of the 2016 regular season and postseason tournament circuit, Archmere rugby boasts an 84% all time win percentage, scoring an average of 24 points per match while allowing an average of only 9 points defensively. Neither the pedigree, nor record of the opposition ever mattered much to the boys of Archmere rugby.

The mission of the club has been and always will be to foster a passion for a sport that is built on teamwork, grit, resilience, and integrity. The goal is to develop those qualities in these players so that they might take those principles and apply them to their daily lives – humility, respect, and excellence both on and off the field. Senior captains Noah Niumataiwalu and Nick Udovich and coach David Niumataiwalu,

ARCHMERE RUGBY CHA MPIONS

drove that culture

of positivity. Just as importantly, everyone bought in. When that happened, we reached the mythical peak that every team aspires to. As coaches, we could take any starting player off the field with the confidence that when his replacement stepped on, the team would not miss a beat. That has been the key to our success – plug anyone in, and know that he will give everything he has to get the job done because he believes in the team and the school.

To me, Archmere is about opportunity: to develop talents, grow in faith, and pursue new passions. We are a school uniquely positioned to provide that to young men and women and I am grateful that this rugby program has been able to play a small part in that experience. This year was very special for the other coaches and I as it marked the exit of the founding class for Archmere rugby, the boys who were freshman during the inaugural season. True to the goal of the program, many graduating seniors will continue their rugby careers at a major collegiate program. Noah Niumataiwalu and Tanner McIlrath to St. Joseph’s University, Nick Udovich to West Chester, Alec Giakas to University of South Carolina, Colin Freeh to Navy, and Greg McCord to Princeton.

As we wave goodbye to the seniors and look far ahead to next season, we know we’ll still be the new kids on the block, but we’ll still be hangin’ tough. The key difference is that now everyone knows that while we might be young, Archmere is the team to beat. These boys proved last year wasn’t just a fluke, and they have begun to forge a tradition of success. I’ll leave you with an anecdote that always brings me a (smug?) smile. As I was walking by another team’s camp at the regional championship tournament, I overheard a conversation between two coaches: “Tough loss to Archmere there, eh?” “Yeah, not really. Not when you consider you just lost to the best high school sevens program in the country.” – Drew Cocco ’04 - Director of Admissions, Archmere Rugby Coach

Back Row L-R: Coach Bellace, Vince Pace '17, David O'Brien '17, Dan Bark '18, Jason Bryson '17, Clay Troy '16, Anthony Soscia '18, Kevin Olsen '18, Alec Giakas '16, Connor Ruggieri '18, Mike Devine '18, Pat Beck '18, PJ Wicks '17, Reid Niermann '17, George Frankel '16, Alex Opdenaker '18, and Coach Niu. Front Row L-R: Coach McIlrath, Nick Udovich '16, Tanner McIlrath '16, Colin Freeh '16, Greg McCord '16, Noah Niu '16, and Mark Dombroski '17

Men’s Lacrosse

Conference, 1st

The 2016 men’s lacrosse season started

Team All- State,

off with a winning preseason record of

All American,

5-1. Led by Head Coach Pete Duncan,

and Player of

Assistant Coach Dave Oswinkle, and

the Year. The 1st

Volunteer Coaches Blaise Fletcher and

Team All-State winners were: Robbie

Chris Smeader, the Auks came out strong "Floop" Baxter ’16, Nick "Viper" in their first regular season game against

Salameda ’17, Pat "Maverick" Udovich

St. Marks, winning 16-5 on the Friday

’17, and Ben Revak ’16. The US All

before Spring Break. With the leadership

American winners were co-captains Ben

of captains Robbie "Floop" Baxter, Ben

Revak ’16 and Nick Salameda ’17. Ben

Revak, and Nick "Viper" Salameda, they

Revak also was named the State Player

continued their season with a definitive

of the Year, an honor the Archmere has

win against Cape Henlopen at Cape, a

never received in lacrosse.

feat that has not been accomplished in a reported five years. Continuing through a tough week, the Auks ran through Friends in order to secure a seed in the playoffs. Later in the season the team went on the road for a couple of long drives for away games, including: John Carroll and Milford. The Auks ended the regular season strong with four definitive wins against their last three opponents.

The boys went into the playoffs ranked as the 5th seed. They boys entered the tournament and easily advanced to the semifinals with conclusive wins against Indian River and Delmar. Going into the semifinals, the Auks knew that it was going to be a tough game. Unfortunately, the boys left the year with a loss to the future state champs, Salesianum. At the All-State dinner, the Archmere Lacrosse team received many honors including All

Women’s Tennis The Archmere girls’ tennis team has faced its fair share of tough opponents, but has always powered through and won its matches. The Archmere girl’s tennis was under new leadership of coaches Kristen Bender and Kristen Mumford.

The coaches dedication helped lead to the girls finishing with an amazing season with a record of 13-0 with tough wins against Towerhill and Charter.

Women’s Lacrosse

Along with this stellar record, the girls

The 2015-2016 season proved amazing

all made it into the first rounds of States

for the girls on the Archmere Academy

with several advancing to final matches.

girl’s lacrosse teams. The long practices

Grace Dignazio ’18 won 6-0 6-0 and

seemed tedious at times, but the girls

advanced to finals; Abby Podolsky ’17

managed to have fun and improve their friendships. Most importantly, the practices helped the girls learn to work as a one-minded machine, turning them from individual players into an awe-inspiring juggernaut on the field.

Varsity and Junior Varisty’s respective incredible final records of 12 - 3 and 13 - 0 fully demonstrated the benefits of teamwork, friendship, and practice.

Through the hard work and dedication of the girls, both the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams experienced one of their most successful seasons and proved that lacrosse isn’t just a sport for boys!

SPRING SPORTS WRAP 2016

Women’s Tennis, con't.

Women’s Soccer

won 6-0 6-0; Alisa beat Newark Charter

Archmere Girls’ Soccer

6-0 6-0; and Ashley Diggins ’16 and

started their season off

Anne Malangyaon ’16 won at second

strong with a win against

doubles 6-4 6-0. There was clearly lots of

rival Caravel Academy.

love and tennis talent on the Archmere

The game went into over

girls tennis team! They had another

time where Sophomore

record season for Archmere Academy.

Dara Dawson scored the

Men’s Tennis The Archmere Academy boy’s tennis team had one of it’s most successful seasons yet! The hard work put in by the boys on the team visibly paid off, and the team finished the season with an amazing record of 11-2. The boy’s not only proved incredible when working as a team, but seven members of the team demonstrated exceptional skill and were invited to compete at states. Of those seven members, Rodman Ward ’19 managed to win first in state for first singles and Sam Wayne ’16 and Spencer Lutz ’16 ended their Archmere tennis career by winning first in state for first doubles.

winning shot. Dara said that their win “set the stage for the rest of their season,” and it really did. With 9 shut outs, the girls finished their regular season 12-1-2 under the leadership of varsity head coach Michael Finizo,

Women’s Softball The ladies on the Archmere Academy softball team worked extremely hard throughout the spring months. Although the team’s record was 6 wins to 12 losses,

the team visibly improved as the season assistant coach Kyle Bardeer and captains went on and managed to crush two Sully Boulden ’16, Francis Buckley teams that had never before been beaten ’16 and Leah Dacosta ’17. The girls

advanced to playoffs where they lost in a tough game to Sanford 0-1. Archmere’s JV also held a record season of previous JV teams with a 6-2-3 record under the new leadership of JV coach Megan McCurnin. Overall, Girls Soccer owes it’s stellar record to it’s fantastic coaches and very talented players.

Men’s Baseball This season’s Archmere Varsity baseball team consisted of the best super-players available to defeat evil. The players worked hard, training day and night to allow justice to prevail both on and off of the field.

Thanks to the dedication of each and every player, the team made it to the state championships.

Though the boy’s fought valiantly for the title, the team failed to win its quarter final game. However, the attitudes of the boys on the team and the friendship they shared managed to turn what seemed like a loss into a great victory to be remembered.

by the Auks: Conrad and St. Marks.

Through their shared love of softball, the girls on the team created many lasting friendships and wonderful memories that they will carry with them for years to come. The Auks fought extremely hard during their first game against Conrad this season. With a tie going into the 10th inning, Sami Mengers ’16 stepped up the plate and managed to hit a two-run homerun, thus winning the game for the Auks!

Rugby

The Auks soared past their

This years

competition this year finishing with

defending

a regular season record of 10-5. The

national

highlight of the year for the team

seven’s

came at the conference tournament

champions

where

started the

the Auks

year with a

battled to

win against

win the

Salesianum in fifteens. The rugby

tournament team also joined Rugby PA for the and qualify

first time and won their first two

for the state

matches against Downingtown and

tournament Bishop Shanahan. This year was also where all

the first time the rugby team was

six starters

invited to the Jesuit Classic and won

received all

two of their games against Gonzaga

conference

Black and Westshore. The team then

honors.

competed in a Delaware seven’s

Then at

tournament beating Salesianum and

the state

Red Storm. The team shifted back to

tournament fifteen’s for a win against Unionville. at Rehoboth Archmere then went on to play Beach

the state seven’s championship

Country

defeating Salesianum and Redstorm.

Club, the

Archmere went on to win the state

Auks’ top 6 all made the cut and

championship against

went on to finish in 6th place in the

Salesianum in fifteen’s

team competition. Senior Ryan Bree

as well. The Subaru

fired rounds of 4 over par and 3 over Seven’s tournament par respectively to finish off his high

proved to be a success

school career with a top 6 individual

for the team this year

finish. All in all, the Auks will look

again.

to improve over the off-season and with a very young team and new talent on the way, they’ll hope to take home the championship next year.

Track and Field Archmere’s Track and Field team did very well this year. At the State meet, Coach Riley lead the team to win many awards: Alex Giakas placed 2nd in the state, even moving on to the meet of champions; the boys 4X100 got 7th; the girls 4X800 got 8th; and Seth Bale placed 8th in the 3200 at DII States. At practice, the team tried their best and those committed really succeeded. Coach Booker inspired the sprinters and Coach Beth helped the distance runners whenever she could.

Overall, Track and Field ran fast and had fun doing it!

SPRING SPORTS WRAP 2016

Men’s Golf

At 9:00 am, 2004 Archmere Academy graduate Carly Ciarrocchi greets millions of kids with a warm smile and her mop of curly black hair, side-by-side with a felt chicken named Chica, whose only vocalizations are the squeaky bleats of a kazoo. As co-host of Sprout’s Sunny Side Up, Carly sings songs, teaches crafts and celebrates birthdays alongside the now-iconic Chica the puppet during the show’s live broadcast—all between episodes of children’s favorites such as Maya the Bee, Super Wings, and Lily’s Driftwood Bay. Carly debuted on Sunny Side Up in June of 2012, and today the show reaches more than 55 million homes nationwide.

Carly’s dream started when she was eight years old and spotted an audition announcement for a community theatre production of Peter Pan in The News Journal.

Carly Ciarrocchi ’04

She spent the next ten theatre seasons at the Wilmington Drama League, appearing in dozens of shows, including the Wizard of

“I saw an audition notice for a community production of Peter Pan in the Delaware News Journal. My mom says I brought her the paper, asked her to drive me to the audition and apparently added ‘I think I can be Peter Pan.’ I sang ‘Happy Birthday’ for the directors and I got the role of one

Oz and Into the Woods Jr. She also has six younger siblings, whom she cast

of the Lost Boys.”

in many "plays" that she "directed" growing up. While at Archmere, Carly was president of Student Council and boasts that her first “hosting gig” was taking over the Morning Announcements her senior year. After appearing in Archmere’s production of Godspell, she realized she wanted to pursue acting as a career.

“When I made the decision to go to college to pursue theatre, I honestly didn’t know exactly where it would take me. I didn’t have a clear focus like ‘I want to be a Broadway star!’ or ‘I want to star in a movie!’ I think I just knew I wanted to continue to chase the very specific and very awesome feeling of making something with a group of creative people that gets performed for other people to enjoy and be entertained or provoked by.”

This spring, Sunny Side Up received a Daytime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Pre-School Children’s Series. What makes the show, and it’s hosts, unique in the industry, is that they make around 250 hours of content a yearand do it LIVE- unlike any other show out there.

Carly on the Red Carpet at the Emmy's this past spring.

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Alumni Spotlight “I love creating my own content. I get to try new things all the time, I get to repeat and expand characters and sketches that I like, and on the flip side of that, I get to start the next day fresh if something doesn’t go quite as we had planned.”

Carly admitted to DelmarvaLife this year that she feels very honored to share mornings with families all over the country and help her viewers set a tone for their day. “…Since we are live, we get to interact with our audience in realtime via our website, and I absolutely love hearing what our audience has to say about whatever theme we are celebrating on a given week. I suppose my least favorite part of the job is the early call-time. But honestly, I’m a morning person, so that’s not even that bad!”

In addition to acting, Carly has trained in improv at iO and at the Second City Conservatory, but also studied clown and physical theater with Chicago’s infamous 500 Clown, Paola Coletto, Avner the Eccentric and Eric Davis, and abroad in Dublin with Philippe Gaulier. After being hired by Archmere graduate Tamara Nolte ’99, Carly also spent four years working in Early Childhood Education with Bubbles Academy, an enrichment center for children ages six and under, where she taught after-school yoga, preschool prep, music, creative movement and even a superheroes class.

All six of Carly’s siblings went through Archmere and many of them were there at the same time. She has great memories from high school

Carly with her co-host, Chica, on the set of "Sunny Side Up."

that include her friends and family.

“People have all sorts of relationships with where they come from. I am who I am in large part because of my experiences at the Wilmington Drama League and Archmere.”

The young actress moved to Philadelphia to start hosting Sunny Side Up in 2012 and then moved with the company to NYC in 2014.

Carly now resides in Brooklyn and holds a B.A. in theatre from Northwestern University.

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Welcoming New Board Members E. Andrew DiSabatino Jr, ‘69 Archmere Alumnus E. Andrew DiSabatino Jr. ’69 a graduate of Bradley University with a BS degree in Construction. He recently retired from EDiS Company after 42 years. He was the first of the fourth generation to join the now 108 year old company and served as CEO for a remarkable 19 years. Andy was instrumental in helping the company transform from being exclusively a production based general contractor to a service based construction management company. Andy’s extensive experience and knowledge of the industry has made him a valuable asset to Delaware’s business community. Andy was the Chairman of the Delaware Business Roundtable and the Delaware Housing Partnership, has served as President of Delaware Contractors Association and many more organizations throughout Delaware. In 2005 Andy was awarded the Delaware Contractors Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award for his commitment, dedication and leadership to the association. Andy has had a strong influence on numerous non-profits that help those in need and served on Boards for many non-profit organizations. He is currently the Board President of Opera Delaware. Andy currently resides in Wilmington, DE with his wife Cathy and has four grown children.

Kathryn K. McCord, PP ’11 ’16 Kathryn K. McCord has a chemical engineering degree from Princeton University and a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Delaware where she received the Blaine G. Schmidt Award as the top MBA student and was recognized as one of the top 50 students in the history of the program.

Kathy recently retired from Chemours where she served as the Global Business and Market Director for the Fluorochemicals business and the North America Business and Market Director for Fluoroproducts. She has extensive experience in business, marketing, sales and research and holds several U. S. patents. Kathy serves as a member of the Princeton University Alumni Schools Committee and is active in her home parish, St. Mary of the Assumption. She has organized the Archmere Mothers’ Guild Rosary Tea for the last nine years. Kathy is married to Mike McCord. They have two children, Christopher ’11, a graduate student at MIT, and Gregory ’16, a freshman at Princeton University. They reside in Newark, DE.

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James Peter Tosi playing fields and installing two artificial

and painted. Original floors hardwood and

turf athletic fields. As the construction

cork floors were revealed and refinished.

progressed, a change was made in the

Restroom facilities were modernized

construction managers on the project,

and redesigned. A functional classroom,

as well as changes occurred in office staff

student activity space in the bowling alley,

overseeing the project at Archmere. Since

conference space in the lounge, and office

day-to-day oversight of the project was

spaces on the first and second floors were

critical, Jim was called upon to oversee the

created. The formal garden between the

project on behalf of Archmere’s Board of

science center and the Patio was expanded,

Trustees and Administration.

and still more projects are underway.

Recognizing his talent and his devotion to

As if these projects were not enough

Archmere, the Board and Administration

to keep Jim busy, we began a major

quickly created the position of Director

renovation of Saint Norbert Hall on May

of Facilities and asked Jim to animate this

26, 2015. For the last year, Jim has been

new position, which he accepted in 2008.

mirroring the moves of the supervisor

For the last eight years, he has worked

on the job, making sure every phase is

tirelessly and faithfully with his facilities

unfolding according to plan. The project

team to not only maintain, but enhance,

is anticipated to be finished ahead of the

the campus facilities.

original schedule and within budget.

in the 1950s. So you might say that Jim

Six years ago the Patio was used primarily

Whatever Jim has done for Archmere,

was well acquainted with the Archmere

for rental functions. The building had

it has been accomplished with the same

community as he was growing up in

significant water leaks and resulting issues

level of care and concern as if he were

Wilmington, and later, as a father of two

with mold, dampness, falling plaster, and

completing the project in his own home

Archmere graduates.

general disrepair. Second floor bedrooms,

for his own family. He showed that

once bedrooms for the Raskob Family,

attention to detail and an architectural

later rooms for boarding students, and the

and artistic eye with everything he has

priests who were members of the faculty,

done over the years. In addition, he is

were filled with layers of disorganized

devoted to making sure that the end result

archival materials, mixed with extraneous

is satisfying to the people using the spaces,

pieces of furniture left behind from

whether they are students, faculty, or

different periods of the building’s use. The

staff members. He has truly given us an

basement was barely usable for the lavatory

example of servant-leadership at its finest.

James Peter Tosi and his wife, Liza, arrived on the Archmere scene as parents in the fall of 1999, when their daughter, Jamie enrolled as a freshman, and their son, Alex, started as a freshman in 2003.

Though Jim is not a graduate of Archmere, his two brothers, Anthony Michael ’63 and John ’66 were graduates, and his father, John, coached football at Archmere

Following in his father’s footsteps, Jim was invited to coach football at Archmere in 1985 and he remained on the athletic staff until 1988, when he began coaching football at Mount Pleasant High School, where he was working as a counselor and teacher. He rejoined Archmere’s football program as an assistant coach from 2007 to 2011, contributing his time and talent to the JV and Varsity programs.

facilities for events held in the Patio, but beyond the restrooms, the basement was in serious decay. Six years later, a visitor

In the fall of 2006, construction began on

to the Patio has to only walk through the

the new Student Life Center building on

rooms to notice a complete rejuvenation

campus. The scope of the project included

and repurposing of the building. Water

a significant change to the campus map,

issues were resolved with new window

creating a grassy quad, moving and

wells, new windows, and a new roof

expanding parking lots, improving existing

drainage system. Rooms were plastered

Jim, we are grateful for your dedication, your generous spirit, your kindness and support, and your deep affection for Archmere and the people of the Academy community.

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News & Notes 1956

1981

1984

Julie Micallef Baron and her husband, Michael, moved to their new home in Austin, TX in November 2015, just in time to celebrate Thanksgiving. They had spent almost five years in China. Mike accepted a new job with Dell. Julie and Mike have three sons: Andrew, Zack, and Ryan. Andrew works for Dupont in Mobile, AL. Zack and Ryan are both students at Santa Clara Arthur Kerns had his third espionage novel The Yemen Contract released in June 2016.

Once again, his protagonist CIA operative Hayden Stone combats forces planning to

University in CA; they had internships in Austin this summer.

1983

topple Western Civilization.

Paul Topete welcomed his third child, Jasmine Selah Topete, with wife Tarrah Beth on April 13, 2016.

1986 Joseph M. Dougherty III and wife,

1977

Barbara, have been living in Rome since

Stanley Avallone and wife, Tracy, travelled

their wedding there in 2000. Barbara is

to Rome for a week in October 2015 where

from Rome. For the last two years Joe and

Stan participated in an international

his family have been living in Wayne, PA,

diaconal program at the Vatican Retreat

near Joe's family in nearby Haverford. Joe's

Center. Stan is a deacon for the Diocese of

daughters, Nicole and Sarah, have attended

Stan and Tracy were able to visit Assisi and

middle school in Wayne. Joe and his family

other key sites as well.

Maria Repice successfully defended

moved back to Rome at the end of July, to a

her title taking home the gold medal

new home near Barbara's parents.

1979

at the 38th Spanish National Powerlifting

Michael Hare received the First State

held in Ă“rgiva (Granada), Spain on

Gridiron Community Service Award on

April 2, 2016. She holds the overall

May 7, 2016.

title in the under 63 kg. category.

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Championships (Raw/Unequipped)

Robert Tigani and wife Amy welcomed their first child, Georgiana Frances, born on March 23, 2016 at 1:29 PM. Georgiana was 7 pounds, 7 ounces and was 19.5 inches long. Father Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem. baptized Georgiana on August 14, 2016 at Saint Joseph on the Brandywine Church, Greenville, DE where Bobby and Amy were married in 2008. Bobby is the son of Robert F. Tigani ’61. Bobby and family live in Middletown, DE.

Erika Biordi Knudsen recently welcomed a group of Archmere alums and their families to her home in Kennebunkport, Maine.

Pictured with their families: Stephanie

Ann Lenkiewicz Grim and Kelly Gilboyne

1992

Rasero joined former tennis coach Nancy

Timothy J. Nanni and wife, Maria had their

Keiper at the 2016 Sports Hall of Fame

second son, Lucca Joseph, baptized at Saint

Banquet at The Patio on February 19th. The

Agnes Church, West Chester, PA on August

1986 State Championship Girls' Tennis Team

13, 2016. Tim's sister, Christina ’94 was

celebrated the 30th anniversary of their

godmother and Father Joseph McLaughlin,

championship win. Nancy was also inducted

O.Praem. officiated. Lucia's older brother,

into the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame in May

Timothy, is 4. Tim and his family live in West

2016.

Chester where Tim is a CPA.

Iardella Powers ’94, Michael Rappucci ’94, Bridget McNichol ’94, Erika Biordi Knudsen ’94, Keely Bohner Barber ’94, David Bosacco ’92, Carrie Malone Bosacco ’94, Maria Cole Rappucci ’94, Chris Rappucci ’91.

1994 Sean Hogan and wife Anne welcomed the birth of their second child, Quinn Wyeth, born on May 14, 2015 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Quinn was 8 pounds, 14 ounces and 53 centimeters. Quinn joins older sister,

Katy Walters married Kelly Mitchel on

Evie, who is 3. Father Joseph McLaughlin,

February 27, 2016. Alumni attendees

O.Praem. baptized Quinn on August 6, 2016

included Charlie Walters ’17, Lauren

Phillip B. “Jay” Storm M.D., Chief of

at Saint Patrick's Cathedral in New York.

Santoro Gentile ’94, Kristen Walters ’92,

Neurosurgery at Children’s Hospital of

Sean's brother, David ’87 and wife, Michelle,

Lyndsey Walters ’07, Abby Kushner ’10,

Philadelphia, met with fellow alum Vice

were godparents. Sean has taken a new job

Ryan Walters ’09, Grace Walters ’19, Chris

President Joe Biden ’61 at the White House

with Bank of America; he and his family live

Witsel ’09, and Danielle Kissel Ulmer ’94.

this past April to discuss the Vice President’s

in Mount Vernon, New York

“Moonshot” campaign to cure cancer. Jay proudly wore his Archmere school tie produced by current Archmere junior Shreyas Parab ’18.

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News & Notes 1997

Rajbir Singh currently lives in San Francisco and is the head of finance for Airbnb Asia.

2002 CJ Hertrich married Sarah Markland on April 23, 2016 at St. Elizabeth’s Church in Wilmington, DE. The reception followed at Grace Winery at Sweetwater Farms in Chadds Ford, PA. Eric Hertrich ’04 served as the best man and Ainsley Hertrich Palladino ’05 was a bridesmaid. Colin Moran ’03, Andrew Gibson ’02, Kevin Hannan ’02, Meghan Lee is the proud recipient of

and Brian Davolos ’03 were groomsmen. CJ

Delaware Today’s 2016 Best of Delaware

and Sarah now reside in Glenside, PA.

Award. Meghan restored an old Victorian home on the main drag of Lewes and converted it into a restaurant, Heirloom,

2003

been named The Best New Restaurant,

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’75. Ryan works for JP Morgan and lives in Middletown, DE. Eric Hertrich married Katie Kirkpatrick on May 14, 2016 in Avalon, NJ. CJ Hertrich ’02 served as the best man and Ainsley Hertrich Palladino ’05 was a bridesmaid. Colin Moran ’03 was an usher.

Eric and Katie currently reside in Doylestown,

with FHA Holding Company, Exton, PA; he and Joanna live in Broomall, PA. Lindsey Lawless Melchiore and her husband David are proud to announce the

Palm Sunday.

Murphy and the late Dr. Kevin Dieter

John ’76 and Linda Valentino. Jeff is a CPA

long. Beth and her family live in Basking

baptized Zoe on March 20, 2016,

Soper ’04. Ryan is the son of Margie Dieter

officiated at the ceremony. Jeff is the son of

was 7 pounds, 6 ounces and 19.5 inches

Father Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

party were Daniel Giacchino ’04 and Brett

pastor of Calvary Chapel of Delaware County,

Murphy, born on December 7, 2015. Sarah

born on November 27, 2015 in Wilmington.

Blausch ’04 were best men. In the wedding

Inn, Chadds Ford, PA. Rev. Robert Guaglione,

Eric, welcomed their first child, Sarah Marie

Zachary, welcomed their first child, Zoe Ann,

Ryan's brother, Michael ’03 and Michael

Fonash on July 9, 2016 at The Mendenhall

Beth Campbell Murphy and husband,

Lena Liebner Gebelein and her husband,

29, 2016 at The Reeds, Stone Harbor, NJ.

Jeffrey M. Valentino married Joanna

Downstate.

2000

Ryan P. Dieter married Julia Higgins on May

Pennsylvania.

which opened in December 2015. It has now

Ridge, NJ

2004

birth of their first child. Henry David Melchiore was born on August 12, 2015 and weighed in at 5 pounds, 9 ounces. He was baptized November 22, 2015 at St. Joseph's on the Brandywine. Lindsey is a National Board Certified special education teacher and currently resides in Springfield, PA.

2005

2011 Skylar Bouchard has leveraged her love of social media into a multiplatform brand that’s caught the attention of the Food Network and popular food companies.

She now has her own food website, DiningwithSkyler.com, as well as accounts

at Northeastern University and made the Dean's List for the second time in two years. She is currently doing an internship in Istanbul, Turkey for the Fuller Project International. Her major is journalism.

on YouTube, Snapchat and Instagram that

2015

showcase restaurant and food trend reviews,

Henry Moore spent the summer between

as well as original recipes.

Claire Prentice Hobby and her husband, Zach, welcomed their first child, Evie Seldon

Rachel Gillen was named Most

Hobby on March 24, 2016. Evie and her

Outstanding Player in the Atlantic 10

parents reside in Tampa, FL.

Softball Championship after 28.1 innings pitched, two wins, and a save.

2006

N'dea Yancey-Bragg is currently studying

Amanda Phelan presented her fall 2016

2012

collection at an exclusive trunk show at

Victoria Zugehar graduated Sum Cum

Drexel University this past March.

Laude from University of South Carolina

graduation and freshman year of college traveling through Israel, Cyprus and Germany. He is currently studying International Relations at the University of Delaware.

in spring of 2016. She was awarded

2007

Outstanding Advertising Senior, American

Ali Walls graduated with a Doctorate

Scholarship Awardee, and a Capstone Fellow.

Advertising Federation of the Midlands

degree in Physical Therapy in May 2015.

She currently works as a pediatric physical therapist in Portland, Oregon.

2014 Haley Moore earned 3rd place in the Leica

2008

International Student Photo contest on

James C. Kane was graduated from Penn

Photojournalist Peter Turnley selected her

April 19th for her piece "Twisted Sister".

State College of Engineering in May 2016.

photo to be published on Leica’s online

In July 2016 In July Jim began work as a

photography journal. Haley is currently

Mechanical Engineer for Norfolk Southern

studying communication design at Parsons

Railroad in Richmond, VA.

The New School for Design where she has made Deans List all four semesters. She also interns for designer Jennifer Behr.

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2015-16 Honor Roll of Donors

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Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees Dear Friends of Archmere, I am pleased to present the 2015-2016 Archmere Academy Honor Roll of Donors.

Archmere’s success continues to depend upon a collaboration of individuals and families who contribute their time, talent, and financial resources to the ongoing operations of the school. On behalf of the entire Board of Trustees, I thank everyone who supports Archmere for your ongoing commitment. Your support is a direct investment in our students and their futures.

Like all independent schools, tuition revenue alone does not allow Archmere to accomplish its mission of cultivating empathetic leaders – young men and women prepared for every good work. Annual giving is crucial to ensuring the Archmere experience we treasure so dearly. Your gifts directly support the people and programs that make Archmere such a special place – premiere academics, small classes, advanced technology, athletics, and visual/performing arts as well as our scholarship and financial aid programs. While our Archmere Fund dollars raised and our endowment returns have increased each year in recent years, unfortunately our families’ demonstrated financial need has also increased, as have operating expenses directly related to maintaining an excellent faculty and staff.

As I am sure you are aware, we are in the midst of a major campaign for the long overdue improvements to Saint Norbert Hall. As part of that Comprehensive Campaign, we have also raised approximately $1.6 million to expand the Archmere endowment fund, and approximately $5 million in support of the $8.5 million goal for the renovations of Saint Norbert Hall. We began this campaign initially by speaking to some of our leadership donors and community foundations, and recently launched our public campaign in April of this year. If you have not already made your own gift, we ask that you consider making a financial commitment at a level appropriate for you and your family. No gift is too small, and all gifts are important to the fundraising effort. We MUST have a high level of participation from members of the Archmere community in order to demonstrate commitment to other donors, particularly foundations, who have been generous to Archmere in the past. Foundations will look to the school community’s level of participation before making an additional significant contribution to the project.

Our success is due to the time, commitment, and dedication shown by an army of volunteers - parents, alumni, trustees, teachers, administrators, and other friends of Archmere. You have made this possible. Thank you! In particular I’d like to thank Anne Buckley PP ’04, ’09, ’11, ’16, Bill Mock CP ’17, and John Nowaczyk ’87, CP ’18, for their tremendous leadership of the Mothers’ Guild, Fathers’ Club, and Alumni Association, which resulted in yet another successful fundraising year. Further, I am pleased to announce that B. Christopher Dougherty ’85 will assume the 2016-2017 role of Advancement Committee Chair for the Board of Trustees. Chris is a very engaged volunteer and member of the Board, and together with the Office of Institutional Advancement staff, we are looking forward to working with him to meet the ambitious goals of this next fiscal year.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees with gratitude and faithfully in St. Norbert,

John S. Gerard, PP ’10, ’13 Board Chair 39

A Special Thank You Thank you to all of Archmere’s dedicated volunteers who so generously give of their time, talent and resources to ensure that Archmere Academy continues to thrive in the tradition of excellence we all respect and treasure so dearly!

Board of Trustees 2015-2016

Corporate Board Members 2015-2016

Archmere Alumni Council 2015-2016

John S. Gerard, PP ’10 ’13 Board Chair

Very Rt. Rev. Steven J. Albero, O. Praem.

John J. Nowaczyk ’87, CP ’18 President

Damian M. Andrisani, M.D. ’91

Rt. Rev. Richard J. Antonucci, O.Praem.

John V. Flynn, Jr., Ph.D. ’60, PP ’86 ’89

Richard M. Beck, Esq. ’82, CP ’18 Frank J. Behm ’74, PP ’13 Rev. Francis B. Danielski, O.Praem.

B. Christopher Dougherty, Ph.D. ’85 Kevin J. Gilroy, PP ’08 ’11 ’13 William F. Githens ’64, PP ’88 ’90 ’92 ’94 ’96 Thomas C. Grimm, Esq. ’73, PP ’04 ’08 ’12 Candace Penza, PP ’97 ’99 ’01 ’03 Paul D. Ramseur, II ’87

Archmere Trust Trustees 2015-2016 Clifford L. Anzilotti, DMS ’59, PP ’82 ’85 Carl E. Hertrich, PP ’02 ’04 ’05

Mary Ann E. O’Brien Slowik ’79, PP ’04 ’09 Andrew S. Thomson, CP ’18, PP ’08 ’11 Neilli Mullen Walsh, CP ’18, PP ’10 ’12 ’14 Barbara A. Wasik, Ph.D., PP ’09 ’11 Victoria C. Yatzus

Anthony G. Flynn, Esq. ’69, PP ’03 ’04 Legal Counsel Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 Executive Officer

Dennis A. Lynch ’82 Treasurer Jessica L. Tigani ’05 Secretary, Young Alumni Committee

Robert E. Shields, ’60, PP ’97

David J. Kubacki ’92 Student Alumni Relations Committee

Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 Ex Officio, Headmaster

Martin J. Devine ’74, CP ’18, PP ’04 ’10 ’15 Mission & Service Committee

John S. Gerard, PP ’10 ’13 Ex Officio, Board Chair

Howard J. Gallagher, III ’67, PP ’11 ’13 Mission & Service Committee Joseph A. Kuhn ’65, PP ’95 Class Representatives Committee

Elaine C. Fry Reilly, Esq. ’83, CP ’17 ’20, PP ’13 Rt. Rev. Ronald J. Rossi, O.Praem.

Marisa Cole Facciolo ’93 Vice President, Class Representatives Committee

Archmere Fund Committee 2015-2016 Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. '76 Headmaster Michael and Kathryn McCord, PP '11 '16 Class of 2016 Parent Chairs Francis and Michele McVey, CP '17, PP '14 '15 Class of 2017 Parent Chairs Thomas and Rori McDougal, CP '18 '20, PP '15 Class of 2018 Parent Chairs James Prendergast '77 and Eleanor Wu, CP '19 Class of 2019 Parent Chairs

Jamie C. Wohlhagen ’04 Student Alumni Relations Committee David T. Zakielarz ’89 Golf Outing Committee Michael J. Hare ’79 Past President Michael J. Rappucci ’94 David A. Manning ’88

* Richard M. Beck, Esq. ’82, CP ’18 Board Liaison * Erin P. McNichol ’92 Director of Development & Alumni Relations * Ainsley Hertrich Palladino ’05 Development & Alumni Relations Coordinator

The abbreviations “CP” and “PP” after each name indicate the individual’s status as a “Current Parent” or “Past Parent” with their child(ren)’s graduation years following.

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The Comprehensive Campaign For Archmere Academy Elaine C. Fry Reilly, Esq. ’83 and Michael F. Reilly CP ’17 ’20, PP ’13 Co-Chairs

Mothers’ Guild Board 2015-2016 Anne Buckley, PP '04 '09 '11 '16 President Gilda Mock, CP '17 President Elect Kathy Behm Ford, PP '14 '16 Vice President Theresa Fitzpatrick Stover '88, CP '18 '20 Corresponding Secretary Cheryl Wiechecki Casino '81, PP '10 '16 Recording Secretary Rori McDougal, CP '18 '20, PP '15 Treasurer

Fathers’ Club Board 2015-2016 Bill Mock, CP '17 President Steve Cipollone, CP '17 Vice President Ed McAvinue, CP '17 '19 '20 Secretary Dan McColgan '85, CP '18 Treasurer

Fundraising Chairs 2015-2016 David T. Zakielarz '89 Golf Outing Chair Michael J. Hare '79 Golf Outing Co-Chair Carol Reardon Thomson '79, CP '18, PP '08 '11 Garage Sale Co-Chair Ciara O'Connell '87, CP '18 Garage Sale Co-chair Beth Singewald, PP '16 Garage Sale Co-chair Ivy Harlev, CP '18 Garage Sale Co-chair Theresa Fitzpatrick Stover '88, CP '18 '20 Garage Sale Co-chair Ed McAvinue, CP '17 '19 '20 Garage Sale Fathers' Club Lead Kristi Prosceno, CP '18 Fashion Show Co-chair Trish Ewing, CP '19 Fashion Show Co-chair Maria Schatzman, CP '19, PP '11 '12 Fashion Show Co-chair Kim Watson, CP '17, PP '14 Fashion Show Co-chair Gilda Mock, CP '17 Fashion Show Co-chair Lynn Savon, CP '17 '18 Fashion Show Co-chair Tracy Tucker, CP '18, PP '16 Fashion Show Co-chair Paul Ewing, CP '19 Bricks Co-chair Jay McGrath, CP '18 Bricks Co-chair Joe Bellew '80, CP '18, PP '14 Arch Madness Chair 41

Gifts to Archmere Academy All Gifts to Archmere Academy Received between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016

Archmere Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,625 Archmere Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $785,993 Restricted for Immediate Financial Aid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $56,700 Archmere Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . $10,000 Gilroy Family Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000 Joan Gremminger Gatti ’81 Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,000 Miller-Wood Minority Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Scholarship Grants and Special Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,700 Restricted for Specific Operating Costs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $169,742 Unrestricted for Operating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $559,551 Carolyn Handy Letts Memorial Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $70 Class of 1963 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,728 Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,260 Class of 1965 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,850 Class of 1979 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,800 Class of 1987 Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,000 Denning Family Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,000 Endowment Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $507,061 Filliben Family Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50 Flynn Family Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,000 Fred Casino ’81 Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $350 Giacco Family Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,000 Gilroy Family Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,866 Goett Family Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100 Hansel Family Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250 Henry L. Mugel ’55 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $400

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Joan Gremminger Gatti ’81 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,500 John H. Kennedy, III ’98 Memorial Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500 John J. and Joan P. Hare Endowment Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $125 John J. Carroll Memorial Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500 Kevin Dieter ’75 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200 Miller-Wood Minority Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Msgr. Paul J. Taggart ’36 Memorial Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250 Pasquale and Helen Marinelli Memorial Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100 Past Capital Campaign Pledge Payments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $23,000 Paul and Mary Andrisani Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,450 Paul Clemens Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250 Penza-Ciconte Family Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,000 Restricted. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,591 Friends of the Patio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,241 Manor Restoration Fund for the Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $350 Rev. Henry Kerr ’58 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,100 Rev. Joseph McLaughlin Jubilee Minority Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,168 Rev. Vincent Freiberg Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100 Saint Norbert Hall Renovations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,129,798 Stacey Weaver Berrier ’84 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500 The Michael P. Curcio ’06 Emerging Artist Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,550 The Pasquale Marinelli ’91 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $300 Willard and Lyli Anzilotti Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,100 William Mathews ’70 Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200 Grand Total 2015-2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,607,685

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Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year Our most sincere thanks to everyone who made gifts to support Archmere in the 2015-2016 fiscal year.

Donors are recognized for their cumulative giving to all funds throughout the fiscal year (July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016).

A note about multi-year pledges to The Comprehensive Campaign for Archmere Academy: Giving categories include any payments received during the 2015-2016 fiscal year and not the full amount of the pledge itself.

Donors will receive recognition for the total pledge amount in The Archmerean at the end of the Campaign.

St. Augustine Society $100,000+

St. Evermode Society $25,000-$49,999

Mr. Mark Aitken ’79

Anonymous

Mr. John G. Ambrogi, Jr. ’76 & Mrs. Kristy K. Ambrogi

Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Freeh

Anonymous Mr. R. Christopher Bradley ’56* Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Fox

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Kelly The Lagasse Family Dr. Joseph A. Miller, Jr. & Ms. Rachel C. Wood Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields ’60

Mr. David P. Hogan ’87 & Mrs. Michelle L. Hogan

Mr. William F. Githens ’64 & Mrs. Marie Pat Githens Horizon Services Dr. Gerard Kuhn & Dr. Katherine King The Newton Family Dr. G. Dennis O’Brien Dr. Phillip B. Storm Jr. ’86 & Mrs. Stacey Storm Mr. James T. Prendergast, Jr. ’77 & Ms. Eleanor Wu The Pruckmayr Family

St. Norbert Society $75,000-$99,999 Archmere Mothers’ Guild Mr. & Mrs. John S. Gerard

St. Herman Joseph Society $15,000-$24,999

Abessinio Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Rocco A. Abessinio Dr. Clifford L. Anzilotti ’59 & Mrs. Sandra P. Anzilotti Mr. Kevin J. & Mrs. Rosemary Gilroy

Dr. Sean Wang & Ms. Monica Ho

Archmere Alumni Association Archmere Fathers’ Club Mr. William D. Church Mr. W. Joseph Ford & Ms. Kathy Behm

Blessed Hugh Society $50,000-$74,999

Dr. & Mrs. Paul A. Sabini

Mr. Robert L. Kirkwood Mrs. Elaine C. Fry Reilly ’83 & Mr. Michael F. Reilly Mrs. Carol R. Reardon Thomson ’79 & Mr. Andrew S. Thomson

Prémontré Abbey Society $5,000-$9,999 Mrs. Barbra F. Andrisani Anonymous Dr. David E. Bartkus ’66 & Dr. Carolyn Y. Woo Mr. Richard M. Beck, Esq. ’82 Dr. John P. Borneman ’76 & Dr. Anne Marie Albert Borneman ’77 Dr. James Byrnes & Dr. Barbara Wasik

St. Godfrey Society $10,000-$14,999 Mr. Frank J. Behm ’74 & Mrs. Andrea M. Behm Mr. Louis J. Capano, Jr. ’69 Dr. Diane L. Ferry, Mr. David C. White & Ms. Megan E. White ’03 Dr. John V. Flynn, Jr. ’60 & Mrs. Mary Lou Flynn

The Honorable Alan* & Mrs. Nancy Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Tracey S. Dennewitz Mrs. Marisa A. Cole Facciolo ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Harry F. Faulkner, Jr. Mr. Anthony G. Flynn, Esq. ’69 & Mrs. Catherine C. Flynn Mr. Howard J. Gallagher, III ’67 & Mrs. Maryalice Gallagher

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Mr. Daniel Gatti

Benefactor $2,500-$4,999

Josten’s Inc.

Mr. Gary Gremminger

Mr. Thomas H. Anderson, III ’60 & Mrs. Carol J. Anderson

Kelly Family Foundation, a fund of the Chester County Community Foundation

Dr. Damian M. Andrisani ’91 & Mrs. Jennifer M. Andrisani

Mr. Kevin M. Kelly ’81 & Mrs. Shari M. Kelly

Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir, CFRE & Dr. Carl E. Weir, Jr.

Mrs. Stephanie Penna Lutz ’83 & Mr. John T. Lutz

Mr. Richard A. Bongiovanni ’69 & Mrs. Patricia Bongiovanni

Mr. John L. Mekus & Ms. Mona E. Warwar

Mr. Christopher J. Butler ’93 & Mrs. Christine Butler

The Palczuk Family

Mr. Michael J. Hare ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Hendrixson, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Hertrich Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Kennedy Dr. Joseph A. Kuhn ’65 & Mrs. Virginia F. Kuhn Mr. Anthony A. Latini, Jr. ’82 & Mrs. Eileen O. Latini Mr. Michael Lee ’89, Mr. Brian Lee ’94, & Ms. Meghan Lee ’97 Longwood Foundation Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

Dr. Stanley T. Praiss ’57 & Mrs. Ursula L. Praiss

Caring Cleaners, Inc.

Mrs. Mary Ann E. O’Brien Slowik ’79 & Mr. Jeffrey J. Slowik

Mr. Paul L. Casey ’75 & Mrs. Kathryn T. Casey Mr. Francis J. Catania, Esq. ’75

Mr. E. Robert Meaney ’65 & Mrs. Angenette Meaney

Mr. Joel W. Dowling ’93

Mr. John J. Nowaczyk ’87 & Ms. Ciara M. O’Connell ’87 The O’Dwyer Family

Mr. & Mrs. Terry J. Newitt

Mr. Carl S. Campion ’76 & Mrs. Joyce A. Campion

Mr. Anthony J. Martino, Ph.D. & Mrs. Mabel C. Yu

Dr. Pam Moore & Mr. Dan Salameda

Mr. Ronald P. Lee ’61 & Mrs. Rita C. Lee

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Cirillo, III

Mr. Edward Fosbenner & Mrs. Sharon Diamond-Fosbenner The G. L. Connolly Foundation J. B. L. Scholarship Trust, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Stellini Mr. James L. Verna ’82 & Mrs. Loriann M. Verna Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Walsh, Jr., Esq. Mrs. Debra Whitby-Norman & Mr. Stephen C. Norman, Esq. Williams Humphreys & Company Mr. & Mrs. John R. Wolak

Mr. Byron P. Peebles, Jr. ’68 & Mrs. Joan Peebles Mr. & Mrs. David L. Peet Dr. Robert A. Penna ’85 & Mrs. Melanie A. Penna Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Penza, Jr. The Rappucci Family Mr. John W. Rollins, III ’88 & Mrs. Carin Rollins Dr. James A. Stockman, III ’61 & Mrs. Lee Stockman Dr. Anthony A. Vasile ’74 & Mrs. Lori A. Vasile Dr. F. Thomas Witomski ’54 Mr. Michael & Mrs. Lynn Zbranak

Rainy weather couldn't stop the class of 2016 from celebrating their prom in style.

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Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year Patron $1,500-$2,499

Mr. Kris R. Coghlan ’76 & Mrs. Jodi Coghlan

Mr. Vincent T. Abessinio ’93

Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Copeland

Mr. Marc J. Albero ’91 & Mrs. Stephanie Albero

Dr. George T. J. Cunningham ’55 & Mrs. Patricia K. Cunningham

Mr. Robert T. Alzamora ’82 & Mrs. Lori P. Alzamora

Mr. Joseph & Dr. Pauline Degenfelder

Mrs. Michele S. Szimkunas McCarthy ’79 & Mr. Patrick J. McCarthy Mr. William J. Meakem, Sr. ’64 & Mrs. Cathy W. Meakem Mr. Joseph P. Melloy, Sr. ’52 Mr. John D. Pastor ’58 & Mrs. Diane Pastor

Mr. Harold P. Anderson ’64 & Mrs. Ginny Anderson

Delaware Preservation Fund, Inc. a subsidiary of Preservation Delaware, Inc.

Anonymous

Mr. John X. Denney, Jr. ’63 & Mrs. Mary L. Denney

Mr. Daniel B. Rath, Esq. & Mrs. Monica Mizgerd Rath

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DeSantis

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Roszkowski

Mr. Donn Devine ’46 & Mrs. Betty Devine

Mr. Justin & Mrs. Susan Ryan

Mr. Robert R. Dorsch ’61 & Mrs. Candice M. Dorsch

Lt. Col. Thomas L. Sack ’62 & Mrs. Patricia A. Sack

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Ceballos

Mr. B. Christopher Dougherty, Ph.D. ’85 & Mrs. Joanne Dougherty

Mr. William F. Schollins ’64

Dr. Elias & Mrs. Paula Chua

Ellen & Alan Levin Family Foundation

Mrs. Virginia S. Shields Slattery ’86 & Mr. Spencer S. Slattery, Sr.

Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Giordano

Ms. Elizabeth Smigielski

Mr. Michael W. Githens ’90 & Mrs. Danielle W. Githens

Karen L. & David T. Sowa, M.D.

Archmere Student Council Mr. Michael Baeurle & Mrs. Rebecca Baeurle, CFRE Mr. David T. & Mrs. Lisa S. Beatson Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Anne Buckley

Mr. Thomas C. Grimm, Esq. ’73 & Mrs. Janet Grimm Mr. John P. Hanlon, III ’78 & Mrs. Julie Hanlon Huisking Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David Ifkovits Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Julian Mrs. Jean Hanavan Kelly ’83

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Phillips

Mrs. Theresa A. Fitzpatrick Stover ’88 & Mr. Richard T. Stover Mr. & Mrs. Donal P. Sullivan Dr. & Mrs. Russell J. Tibbetts Mr. Anthony M. Tosi ’63 & Mrs. Elizabeth Tosi Mr. & Mrs. James P. Tosi Mr. John J. Tosi, Jr. ’66 & Mrs. Patrice P. Tosi Mrs. Victoria Yatzus

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Kennedy, Jr.

A group of girls' practicing their yoga posses in the Meditation Garden next to The Patio.

Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Kraft

Fellow $1,000-$1,499

Mr. Kenneth J. & Mrs. Mary Louise Kubacki

The Akoto Family

Ms. Kimberly A. Kuryea ’85

Dr. & Mrs. Phillip S. Allender

Dr. Myroslaw J. Kyj ’63 & Dr. Larissa S. Kyj

Mr. Richard B. Angiullo ’90 & Ms. Holly Lissner

Mr. Jason S. Levin ’07

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Angiullo

Dr. & Mrs. Austin A. Lobo

Anonymous

Mr. James R. Maddox, III ’89 & Mrs. Sandra H. Hamilton Maddox ’89

Dr. Kert F. Anzilotti ’88 & Dr. Amy Anzilotti

Mr. & Mrs. James F. Malseed Mr. & Mrs. David D. Marky

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Dr. Sharon J. Archer & Dr. David W. Oslin Ms. Erin E. Arvedlund ’88

Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Arvedlund

Mr. John F. Jebb, III ’74

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Rush, III

Mr. Richard G. & Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bacon

Mr. Suken & Mrs. Maria Jogani

Mr. Paul H. Scarbrough ’79

Mr. Christopher L. Beck ’85 & Mrs. Catharine A. Beck

Mr. John P. Kelly ’63 & Mrs. Cheryl Kelly

Dr. & Mrs. Frank L. Schadt, III

Mr. & Mrs. Terrence P. Kelly

Mr. Robert E. Scully, Esq. ’72

Mr. Robert T. Kennedy ’85 & Mrs. Holly G. Kennedy

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Siegfried, Jr.

Mr. Peter G. Beck ’85 & Mrs. Kristin Beck Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Bock Mr. David A. Bongiovanni ’72 & Mrs. Teresa Bongiovanni Mr. Michael C. Boyd ’59 & Mrs. Ruth Boyd Mr. Daniel E. Cauley ’85 & Mrs. Derly Cauley Mr. David Chartier ’84 & Mrs. Cleopha H. Chartier Mr. John A. Clark, III ’64 Mrs. Isabelle E. Coates Mrs. Joan Connolly Mr. E. J. Dealy ’91 & Mrs. Heather L. Dealy Mr. & Mrs. John H. Denning Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Diggins Mr. Raymond F. Donovan ’79 & Mrs. Janice Donovan Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Duszak The Eppes Family Mr. Thomas Fortune Fay, Esq. ’57 & Mrs. Patricia G. Fay Mr. James T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’76 Mr. Richard J. Giacco, Esq. ’70 & Mrs. Lisa M. Giacco

Mr. Brendan S. Killeen ’73 & Mrs. Carol I. Killeen Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Lairdieson Mr. Joseph L. Lanteri ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Lesutis Prof. Jack Loughney ’65 & Prof. Amy Oliver Mr. Terrance S. Maguire ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Victor P. Manning Mr. Robert T. Markel, Ph.D ’61 Mr. W. Craig C. Marvel ’85 & Mrs. Stephanie McCann ’85 Mr. John T. McKenna ’49 Mr. & Mrs. James McLaughlin Mr. John S. McManus, Jr. ’66 & Mrs. Fay L. McManus Ms. Megan A. McNichol ’98

Mr. John & Mrs. Beth Moore Morris, James, Hitchens & Williams LLP Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Moyer Mr. John W. Nilon, Jr. ’61 & Mrs. Rita M. Nilon Mr. William & Mrs. Jodi Park

Mr. Domenic S. Grillo ’65

Mrs. Flora F. Cauley Petillo ’86 & Mr. Douglas Petillo

Rev. William M. Hazzard ’55 Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hicks Dr. Stephen J. Horan ’72 & Dr. Sheila B. Horan Dr. & Mrs. James W. Husted Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Irvine Dr. Neil B. & Dr. Melinda S. Jasani

Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Stalnecker Mr. Alan & Mrs. Kathryn Stone Mr. Andrew C. Strine ’86 Ms. Deborah McHugh Truscello ’81 Mr. Patrick J. Udovich ’85 & Mrs. Megan M. Udovich Mr. Anthony S. "T.J." Voell ’89 & Mrs. Amanda Voell Mrs. Adriane M. Glenn Wack ’93 & Mr. Peter J. Wack Mr. Edward S. Walsh ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Rodman Ward, III Mrs. Karen Fry Wisniewski ’81 The Zappa Family Dr. & Mrs. Bing Zhang

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher P. Minton

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Giordano

Mr. & Mrs. Yiannis Halakos

Dr. & Mrs. Gary Singh

Dr. Joseph D. Piorkowski, Jr. ’74 & Mrs. Marji Piorkowski

Sponsor $500-$999 Mr. Michael A. Albero ’88 & Mrs. Jennifer L. Albero Mr. Nathan J. Andrisani, Esq. ’88 & Mrs. Allyson E. Miller Andrisani ’88 Anonymous (2) Mrs. Kathleen B. Nilon Atencio ’77 & Mr. Joseph E. Atencio Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Baxter

Mr. Michael V. Puppio, Jr. ’84

Mr. John E. Bradley, Jr. ’64

Mr. Andrew O. Reilly ’85 & Mrs. Terri B. Reilly

Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Bree

Dr. Denis & Mrs. Karen Rogers

Mr. David C. Bristow & Family

Mr. & Mrs. David F. Rosenberg

The Cabry Family Mr. Andrew J. Campion ’07

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Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year Sponsor $500-$999 (cont.)

Dr. & Mrs. William J. Doyle

Mr. Gerald E. Carpenter ’66 & Mrs. Margaret A. Carpenter

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Dramis, IV

Mr. Sean C. Carroll ’94 & Mrs. Tanya Carroll

Mr. Kenneth D. Falkenstein ’84 & Mrs. Lori A. Lopresti Falkenstein ’84

Mrs. Kristin E. Gallagher Chambers ’99 & Mr. James Chambers

Ms. Joanne F. Abessinio Fabrizio ’97

Mr. Francis J. Filliben ’46 & Mrs. Joan M. Filliben

Dr. Ronald J. Mattson ’63 & Mrs. Barbara Mattson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. McCollom, Esq. Mr. Michael E. & Mrs. Kathryn K. McCord Dr. Gerard M. McGeehan ’76 & Dr. Judith P. Ways Mr. Mark J. McGovern ’63 & Mrs. Christina T. Curran

Mr. & Mrs. James T. Chandler, IV

Mr. Michael & Mrs. Gabriella Finizio

Mr. & Mrs. T. Daniel Christenbury

Ms. Lucretia Fitzpatrick

Dr. & Mrs. Alfonso P. Ciarlo

Mrs. Gail Foth

Capt. Thomas P. McGuire ’56 & Mrs. Judy Koonce McGuire

The Honorable B. Paul Cotter, Jr. ’55 & Mrs. Mary A. Cotter

Mr. Edward M. Gallagher ’64 & Mrs. Patricia H. Gallagher

Col. Joseph V. McLaughlin ’66 & Mrs. Julie M. McLaughlin

Mr. Donald T. Coughlin ’58 & Mrs. Pat Coughlin

Mr. William E. Gehrman ’88

Ms. Bridget A. McNichol ’94

Mr. John J. Cunningham, Jr. ’78 & Mrs. Alyce S. Cunningham

Mrs. Kristin Giffin

Ms. Erin P. McNichol ’92

Mr. George F. Gioffre ’89 & Mrs. Michelle Gioffre

Mr. Fran & Mrs. Michele McVey

Mr. Robert J. Glass, Jr. ’57 & Mrs. Susan M. Glass

Mr. William & Mrs. Gilda Mock

Mr. Sean E. Gleason ’70

Mr. J. Michael Monaco ’85

The Golden Family

Mr. Michael J. Monaco ’61

Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Gordon

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Murray

Mrs. Dolores Gremminger

Mrs. Deirdre R. O’Connell

Mr. Leo A. Hackett, Esq. ’60

Col. Francis D. Pacello ’57 & Mrs. Carol A. Pacello

Ms. Cabray L. Haines ’96

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Paonessa

Mr. Michael E. Harkins ’59 & Mrs. Helen Harkins

Dr. & Mrs. Benedict Parenti

Mr. E. Thomas Harvey, III

The Pearson Family

Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Hogue

P.J. Fitzpatrick, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Homsey

Mr. John P. Praskac, III ’65

Mr. Joseph W. Janssen, Jr. ’57 & Mrs. Eileen Janssen

Mr. Robert P. Quercetti ’89 & Mrs. Diane E. Quercetti

Mr. Richard & Mrs. Catherine Julian

Mr. Paul D. Ramseur, Jr. ’87

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kennedy

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence A. Raniere

Ms. Jane F. Keough

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Reardon

Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Kathryn B. Knox

Mr. David A. Repka ’75 & Mrs. Janet N. Repka

Mr. Francis A. Korwek ’69 & Mrs. Angela D. Korwek

Mr. Robert & Mrs. Michelle Risnychok

The Cuoco Family Mr. & Mrs. Peter V. Curcio Ms. Stephanie A. Davolos ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Dearing Mr. & Mrs. John J. DeMaio Mr. & Mrs. John P. DeVido Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. DiFerdinando Mr. James E. Dolphin & Mrs. Tina P. Cernugel Mrs. Anne Filliben Dougherty ’84 & Mr. Thomas M. Dougherty Mr. Anthony J. Dougherty ’58 & Mrs. Kathleen Dougherty

Mr. David G. Lambert ’72

Mr. Raymond A. Rogowski, II ’78 & Mrs. Jennifer Rogowski

Mr. Phillip C. Liu & Mrs. Kathryn Tullis

Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Rossi

Mr. David A. Manning ’88

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Ms. Mary Ellen Schauber & Mr. Edward Stegemeier, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. William K. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Edward Specht The Stovicek Family The Sweeney Family Mr. Paul G. Tierney ’64 & Mrs. Donna C. Tierney Ms. Janice R. Tigani Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Truono Mr. David I. Walsh, Esq. ’61 Ms. Danielle K. Yearick, Esq. ’90 Mr. David T. Zakielarz ’89 & Mrs. Kelly Zakielarz Mr. & Mrs. Shi Hua Zhang

The 2015-2016 school year marked the 40th anniversary of coeducation at Archmere. In the spring of 2016 we celebrated those 40 years with a celebration that also honored long time Archmere faculty member and coach, Mrs. Marcy Aitken by dedicating the original gymnasium in her name.

Sustainer $250-$499

Mr. John G. Braceland ’71 & Mrs. Linda L. Braceland

Mr. & Mrs. Dino F. Altoe Anonymous (3) Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Arno

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bryant Mr. & Mrs. Ronald O. Buck Bugaboo Environmental Services

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Clarke Dr. Claire A. Coggins ’87 & Dr. Daniel Leung Ms. Kathryn E. Collins ’98 Mrs. Amber Combs

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Burdziak, Jr.

Mr. Stephen M. Conroy ’77 & Mrs. Deborah A. Conroy

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Bussiere

Mr. Charles G. Conway, Ph.D. ’52

Mr. Sangho Byun ’91 & Mrs. Shelly Gilbride ’93

Dr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Coogan

Mr. James R. Carney ’64 & Mrs. Pat Carney

Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Coombe

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Beck

Dr. & Mrs. H. Bruce Carrick

Mr. Thomas S. Cross ’69 & Mrs. Frances S. Cross

Mrs. Rosalba R. Bellen

Mr. Daniel B. Carroll ’80 & Mrs. Suzanne Carroll

Mr. Robert G. Culin, Jr. ’67 & Mrs. Patricia A. Culin

Dr. Mark F. Carroll ’77 & Mrs. Christine M. Stephenson

Mr. Louis P. D’Angelo ’64 & Mrs. Carol E. D’Angelo

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick T. Casino

Mr. F. Mark D’Onofrio ’71 & Mrs. Sandy L. D’Onofrio

Dr. & Mrs. Barry Bakst Mr. & Mrs. P. J. Bale, Jr. Mr. John M. Barnum ’80 Mr. Matthew J. Bastian ’83 & Mrs. Jennifer M. Kratsa Bastian ’87

Mr. Joseph J. Bellew ’80 & Mrs. Kelly A. Bellew Mr. Sean J. Bellew, Esq. ’90 & Mrs. MaryJo Bellew Dr. Marta L. Biskup Blackhurst Mr. Christopher Boehm Mr. & Mrs. Sridhar Bollu Mr. Edward A. Bonanni ’69 & Mrs. Betty A. Bonanni Mr. J. Frank Braceland ’68 & Mrs. Monica R. Braceland

Mr. John P. Chanowski ’64 & Mrs. Sally Chanowski Mr. Harry H. Chaykun ’64 & Mrs. Joan C. Chaykun Dr. Joseph A. Ciampoli ’86 & Mrs. Carin Ciampoli

Mr. Steve & Mrs. Lisa Dainton The Dearlove Family Dr. Vincent F. X. Deeney ’66 & Mrs. Donna M. Deeney Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Degenfelder

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Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year Sustainer $250-$499 (cont.)

Mr. John E. Farmer ’63

Mr. & Mrs. James B. Holladay

Mr. Stephen E. Della Noce ’04

John J. Finley, IV M.D. ’96 & Dr. Jennifer Finley

Mr. Damian J. Demnicki ’86 & Dr. Pamela T. Demnicki

Mr. Guy T. Fizzano ’64 & Mrs. Frances J. Fizzano

Mrs. Jennifer J. Julian Hopkins ’96 & Mr. Brian Hopkins

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. DiGregorio

Mrs. Hyunjoo Byun Fleming ’88 & Mr. Daniel J. Fleming

Mr. Mark J. DiNardo ’79 & Mrs. Michele B. DiNardo

Mr. Blaise P. Fletcher ’00 & Mrs. Jennifer A. Mazzuca Fletcher ’01

The Honorable Joseph G. DiPinto ’50 & Mrs. Patricia M. DiPinto

Mr. Christopher R. Forrest ’64

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene A. DiPrinzio

Mr. Jim & Mrs. Jean Gallagher

Mr. Jeffrey P. DiSabatino ’01

Mr. Brian P. Gilmore ’88

Mr. Kevin A. DiSabatino ’03 & Mrs. Tina DiSabatino

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Graham

Mr. Michael DiSabatino ’99 & Mrs. Catherine Dodds DiSabatino ’99

Ms. Karen D. Fedena Hanson ’79

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Furlong, Esq.

Lt. James M. Hansel ’77 & Dr. Sandra B. Hansel

Mr. Edward J. Dolphin ’04

The Harlev Family

Mr. Keith & Mrs. Lisa Donovan

Mr. Thomas A. Hazzard ’61 & Mrs. Catherine Q. Hazzard

Mrs. Joanna Marinelli Doroh ’00 & Mr. Bill Doroh

Mr. John J. Hemphill ’51

Mr. Jeffrey S. Ebeling ’80 & Mrs. Susan H. Ebeling

Mr. John M. Herndon, II ’57 & Dr. Maria C. Moschella

Dr. Jeffrey J. Emmi ’80

Ms. Jody Hoffman

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Everstine

Dr. I. Dennis Holgado ’91 & Mrs. Jennifer J. Graff Holgado ’91

Mr. & Mrs. Martin M. Falasco

Ms. Kathryn C. Hudson Mr. Michael J. Huppe, Esq. ’86 & Mrs. Maria E. Huppe Mr. Edmond M. Ianni, Esq. ’75 & Mrs. Ann Marie J. Ianni IHM Golf League Mr. Simon S. Jackson ’94 Mr. Jeffrey J. Jenkins ’91 Mr. John J. Jordan, III ’80 & Mrs. Noreen O. Jordan Mr. & Mrs. James C. Kagel Dr. Alan & Mrs. Christina O’Neill Keogh Mr. & Mrs. John A. Kerstetter, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Kline Mr. Lewis Krieg ’63 Mr. David J. Kubacki ’92 & Dr. Grace Kwon Mr. Michael A. Kulis ’87 & Mrs. Rachel Kulis Dr. Stephen J. Kushner ’80 & Mrs. Pamela G. Kushner Mr. & Mrs. Harry Kutch

Ten students and two teachers from Lycée Saint Vincent in Senlis, France spent two weeks living with their Auk host families, attended classes at Archmere, and traveled the east coast.

Here they met Principal John Jordan ’80 on the steps of St. Norbert Hall.

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Mr. Norman Langeland Mr. William B. Larson, Jr., Esq. ’04 & Mrs. Stephanie Larson

Mrs. Kristin B. Wasniewski Mumford ’96 & Mr. Mark Mumford Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Murphy

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Leclerc

Dr. John W. Murphy ’89 & Mrs. Alicia Murphy

Mr. Mark & Dr. Marianne Linton

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Nannas

Mr. William P. Lloyd ’73* & Mrs. Cynthia L. Lloyd

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Nanni

The Honorable Joseph J. Longobardi ’48 & Mrs. Maud Longobardi

Mr. Michael & Mrs. Antoinette Nash

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Russell, III Mr. Christian C. Ryan ’87 Mrs. Janice M. Sanna Mr. & Mrs. John F. Sarro Mr. Bill & Mrs. Maria Schatzman Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Schiavello

The Nolan Family

Mr. Gregory W. Shannon ’64 & Mrs. Barbara C. Shannon

Mr. Francis J. Lucey, Jr. ’79 & Mrs. Marianne Lucey

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nolen

Mrs. Rosalie A. Sheets

Mr. Daniel Lutz

Mr. John J. O’Malley ’73 & Mrs. Janice O’Malley

Dr. Gerald P. Sherwin ’58 & Mrs. Roberta Sherwin

Mr. Dennis A. P. Lynch ’82 & Mrs. Adrianne M. Lynch

Mr. J. P. Osmond ’63

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Simons, IV

Ms. Isabel MacDermott

Mr. Stephen P. Patrizio ’69 & Mrs. Judith M. Patrizio

Dr. Robert T. Smith ’73 & Mrs. Pamela A. Vercellone-Smith

Mr. Michael E. Pembroke ’71 & Mrs. Marcia S. Pembroke

Mr. & Mrs. William Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Manelski Mr. Matthew G. Manlove ’97 & Mrs. Meghan Manlove

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph T. Pepe

Dr. Alexandra C. Sowa ’01 & Mr. Peter McPartland, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. William J. Mannella, Jr.

Mr. Richard M. Peterson ’73 & Mrs. Carole D. Peterson

Mrs. Denise M. Alexander Starnes ’93 & Mr. Matt Starnes

Mr. Eugene & Mrs. Karen Marinelli

Mr. & Mrs. William W. Phillips

Ms. Genevieve Burke Marino ’83

Rev. Anthony M. Pileggi ’87

Mr. Eugene J. Szatkowski ’64 & Mrs. Betsy J. Szatkowski

Mr. John & Mrs. Sue McBride

Ms. Christine Proffitt

Mr. Brian M. McGlinchey ’87 & Mrs. Megan McGlinchey

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Profita

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Manlove

Mr. Patrick J. McHugh, Jr. ’87 Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Mr. Mark E. McLaughlin ’68 & Mrs. Margaret McLaughlin Ms. Jeannine McMenamin Mr. John P. McMenamin, Jr. Dr. Robert L. McNamara ’82 & Dr. Cynthia McNamara Mr. Dennis J. & Mrs. Ann McNichol, III Mr. Jay R. & Mrs. Catherine L. Miller Lt. Col. & Mrs. Charles Morrison Ms. Kathryn R. Morro ’92 Mr. Mark P. Morse ’63 & Dr. Winifred A. Morse

Mr. Michael & Mrs. Kristi Prosceno Mr. & Mrs. Douglas R. Quaintance Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. Mr. Thomas J. Raymond ’97 & Mrs. Kieren J. Detweiler Raymond ’00 Mr. & Mrs. William Reid Dr. Michael X. Repka ’72 & Dr. Mary Anne Facciolo

Mr. Andrew G. Takats ’77 & Mrs. Deborah Takats Mr. Hugh & Mrs. Suzanne Tamassia Dr. Richard Thompson ’51 & Dr. Irene Thompson Dr. John H. Trudeau ’63 & Mrs. Teresa C. Trudeau Dr. Bruce A. Twarog ’70 & Mrs. Barbara Twarog Mr. & Mrs. John R. Vaile, Jr. Dr. Thomas C. Watson ’81 Mr. Thomas J. Weiss ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence F. Wiechecki

Mr. Peter S. Robinson ’60 & Mrs. Ann Robinson

Dr. John C. Witherell ’86

Mr. Nicholas A. Romano ’63 & Mrs. Kathleen Romano

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Witterholt

Mr. Herman W. Ross, Jr. ’77 & Mrs. Tina M. Ross Mr. Marc A. Ross ’91 Mr. George J. Rossi ’63 & Mrs. Lorraine V. Rossi

Mr. James A. Wright ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Yuschak Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Zakielarz Mrs. Sheila A. Sullivan Zimmerman ’86 & Mr. Kenneth A. Zimmerman *Deceased 51

Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year Contributor $100-$249 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Aitken Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Albero

Mr. Joseph C. Bowers ’73 & Mrs. Helen L. Bowers Mr. Dennis & Mrs. Lorena Boylan

Mr. Kurt & Mrs. Loretta Clements Mr. Andrew P. Cocco ’04 & Mrs. Ashley S. Cocco

Mr. Christopher J. Ambrogi ’11

Mr. Michael T. Boyle ’95 & Mrs. Michelle Boyle

Mr. Michael K. Ambrogi ’11

Mr. Stephen J. Bozzo ’87

Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Ambrose, Jr.

Mr. Kevin P. Bradley ’87 & Mrs. Tracey K. Bradley

Dr. Joseph C. College ’56 & Mrs. Judith N. College

Amoroso Baking Company

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Bradley

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Collins, Esq.

Mr. John M. Anderson ’50

Ms. Olivia A. Branco ’06

Mr. Christopher J. Conaway ’98

Ms. Kathleen Shields Anderson ’97

Mr. Ryan P. Bree ’16

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Conaway

Mr. William C. Anderson, III ’65 & Mrs. Christine Anderson

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Brito

Mr. Lawrence J. Connell, Esq. ’71 & Mrs. Patricia K. Connell

Anonymous (10)

Mr. Joseph P. Brooks ’72 & Mrs. Denise M. Brooks

Mr. Keith W. Anzilotti ’56 & Mrs. Barbara Anzilotti

Mrs. Claudette Broussard

Dr. Kert F. Anzilotti ’61 & Mrs. Marie G. Anzilotti Mr. Michael J. Arno ’83 & Mrs. Deborah C. Arno Dr. Andrejs & Mrs. Dzintra Baidins Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barnard Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Julian H. Baumann, Jr. Mr. Robert F. Baxter, Jr. ’16 Ms. Sally Beard Mrs. Jacquelyn Longobardi Becker ’83 Dr. Michael F. Beers ’77 & Mrs. Samantha P. Beers Mr. Richard E. Berl, Jr. ’72 & Mrs. Sheree J. Berl Mr. Robert K. Beste, Jr. ’68 & Mrs. Elizabeth G. Beste The Bhaidaswala Family Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Blahusch Mr. Philip J. Blonski ’08 Mr. & Mrs. John Boles Mr. Domenic J. Bonanni ’75 & Mrs. Regina V. Bonanni Mr. Christopher B. Boone ’93 Mr. & Mrs. William B. Boundy, Jr. Mr. James T. Bowers, Jr. ’09 52

Ms. Rebecca F. Buckley ’04 Mr. Sean B. Buckley ’88 Dr. & Mrs. John D. Buggeln

Ms. Kay Cofrancesco Mr. & Mrs. Patrick E. Coggins

Mr. Michael P. Connolly ’71 & Mrs. Jane Connolly Mrs. Rosemary Conway-Bauer & Mr. Gary Bauer Mrs. Doris E. Cooney

Ms. Sarah K. Bunting ’16

Mr. Sean M. Corrigan ’94 & Mrs. Devon Corrigan

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Burkett

Dr. Michael Coughlin & Dr. Ann Hriciga

Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Burns

Mr. Gerald Coyne ’71 & Mrs. Kathleen Coyne

Mr. William Burns ’56 & Mrs. Grace Burns

Mr. & Mrs. Simon Cranny

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Burton

Dr. Eileen Crawford ’99 & Mr. Dana Schmunk

Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Calabrese, Sr.

Ms. Kyla B. Crowder ’16

Ms. Maria Jose Calzado-Saavedra

Mr. John Daniello ’51

Mr. Douglas Canfield & Ms. Mary Ann Matuszewski

Mr. William "Trip" Day ’09

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony P. Carbo Ms. Dolores Carlone Mr. John E. Carney ’81 & Mrs. Kathleen A. Carney Mrs. Vinny S. Carney Mr. Benedict Carroll Mr. Peter J. Cekaitis ’79 Mrs. Eileen M. Ward Christian, Esq. ’79 & Mr. Jefrey P. Christian

Dr. Pedro Dayrit & Dr. Maria Fernandez-Dayrit Mr. & Mrs. Gedeon I. Deak Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. DeBevec Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. Deeble, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dellose Mr. Connor W. Dennewitz ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. DeSantis Mr. Gerald Desmond ’83 Mr. Paul Desmond ’48

Mr. Gene & Mrs. Mary Cichanowsky

Mr. Keith S. Dever ’83 & Mrs. Isabel M. Dever

Mr. Donald F. Clark ’75

Dr. Jeffrey J. DeVido ’96 & Dr. Catherine DeVido

Mr. John David DeVido ’94 & Mrs. Maureen DeVido

Mr. John C. Edwards ’74 & Mrs. Eleanor Edwards

Mr. Martin J. Devine ’74 & Mrs. Kelly J. Devine

Ms. Katie Eissler-Thiel

Mrs. Christine C. Dougherty DeVries ’79 & Mr. Robert J. DeVries

Mr. Christopher A. Emmi, Esq. ’82 & Mrs. Donna M. Emmi, Esq.

Mr. Peter A. Diamanty ’16

Mr. Nicholas A. Emmi ’15

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. DiBianca

Dr. Ryan Emptage ’04 & Dr. Jamie C. Wohlhagen ’04

Mr. Michael P. DiDaniels ’73 Mr. Robert M. Dieter ’72 & Mrs. Carol A. Dieter Mrs. Theresa Dieter Mr. Christopher R. DiFusco ’95 & Mrs. Leigh Ann DiFusco Mr. David & Mrs. Stacie DiGiacoma Mr. Bruce DiNardo ’82 & Mrs. Amy C. DiNardo Dr. & Mrs. Raymond A. DiPretoro, Jr. Mr. Lawrence DiSabatino ’73 & Mrs. Beth DiSabatino Mr. Mark M. Dobson ’66 & Mrs. Kathryn B. Dobson Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dolan Mr. Henry J. Donaghy ’05 Mr. James M. Donahue, Jr. ’73 & Mrs. Mary B. Donahue Mr. Brian E. Donnelly ’00 & Mrs. Erin Donnelly

Mr. Lawrence T. Foti, Esq. ’68 Mr. Colin M. Freeh ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Freiberg Mr. & Mrs. Keelin T. Fry, Jr. Ms. Alexis T. Furlong ’06 Mrs. Ildiko Gajda Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Gallagher, Jr.

Mr. Patrick B. Fallon ’15

Mr. Kevin M. Gallagher ’02

Dr. Kelli A. Quercetti Farrell ’02 & Mr. Ian S. Farrell

Mrs. Romayne Galvin

Dr. J. Michael M. Fay ’61 & Mrs. Mary H. Fay Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Feld Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ferma Ms. Margaret A. Fetters Ms. Marlene, Ms. Barbara & Mr. Albert Fierro

Mrs. Christine Manubay Gardiner ’91 & Mr. Stephen J. Gardiner Ms. Janet Geib Dr. Thomas W. Gething Dr. & Mrs. Leonard C. Giunta Mr. Francis E. Gleason ’50

Ms. Leona M. Fisher

Dr. Timothy W. Gleason ’67 & Ms. Jennifer L. Ulum

Dr. Richard E. Fisher ’60 & Mrs. Clare Fisher

Ms. Alison J. Goebel ’16

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Fiss, Jr.

Dr. James M. Goett ’68 & Mrs. Lucy Goett

Ms. Christine A. Ford ’16

Mr. Stephen J. Goett ’72 & Mrs. Carol Goett

Mr. Michael W. Ford ’14

Mr. Robert J. Gold, Jr. ’87 & Mrs. Katherine L. Gold

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Ford Ms. Kathryn D. Fosbenner ’13

Ms. Mary Goodrick

Mr. J. Michael Donohoe ’92 Mr. Thomas S. Donovan ’09 Ms. Caroline A. Dougherty ’13 Ms. Joan Dougherty Mr. Timothy Dougherty Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Dowling Capt. Dennis M. Doyle ’62 & Mrs. Christie P. Doyle Mr. F. Richard Dunn ’59 & Mrs. Marianne L. Dunn Mr. William A. Dunphy ’69 & Mrs. Sharon Dunphy

The spring theater production of "The Will Roggers Follies."

Ms. Alexandra E. Duszak ’07

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Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year Contributor $100-$249 (cont.)

Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Julian

Dr. Richard E. Gorman ’78

Ms. Rose Ann N. Julian

Mr. Thomas W. Gorman ’76 & Mrs. Nancy Gorman

Mr. Daniel M. Kane ’00 & Mrs. Lauren Kane

Ms. Joanne K. McBride Govatos ’99 & Mr. David B. Govatos

Ms. Deborah Kelly

Ms. Rosetta Graham Mr. James S. Green, Jr. ’95 Mr. Bob & Mrs. Cindy Groux Mr. Stefan Gunther ’92 & Mrs. Maria J. Rosini-Gunther ’92 Mr. Dmitry Gusakov Mrs. Kathleen Clark Hager ’79 & Lt. Col. Douglas Hager

Mr. Thomas Keane & Mrs. Maria Keane

Mr. John F. Kennedy, Esq. ’94 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Kestner, Jr. Mrs. Rosemary K. Killian Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Killion Mrs. Elizabeth King Mrs. Elizabeth J. Winslow King ’95 & Mr. Matthew King Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Kissel

Mrs. Ann R. Hagerty

Mrs. Susan B. Kissell

Mr. Christian B. Hagerty ’93 & Mrs. Celestine Hagerty

Mrs. Kari M. Nelson Klaskin ’80 & Dr. Howard Klaskin

Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Hahm, Esq.

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Klempa

Mrs. Marilyn S. Hamilton

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Klinge

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hanlon

The Kogler Family

Mrs. Joan P. Hare

Mr. John J. Kopko ’56 & Mrs. Cornelia M. Kopko

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Hartman

Mr. Christopher J. Koppel ’05

Mr. Christian S. Hartranft ’08

Mrs. Joan Krauss

Mr. & Mrs. William O. Hazel

Mr. Marc A. Kreider ’86 & Mrs. Valerie K. Kreider

Mrs. Sandra Hazzard

Mrs. Carron Trainer Laake, Esq. ’85 & Mr. Peter W. Laake, Jr.

Mr. Bradley W. Hendrixson ’16

Mr. Stephen C. Lemak ’89 & Mrs. Lindsay Simone Ms. Victoria Leon Mr. B. Drew Lewing ’84 & Mrs. Sophie F. Lewing Mr. Daniel F. Liebner ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Gary C. Linarducci, Esq. Mr. David Liss ’65 & Mrs. Denise M. Liss Mr. Ian R. Liston & Dr. Margaret R. Chou Mr. Lou H. LoBosco ’64 & Mrs. Mary Jo LoBosco Dr. Paul F. Lovell ’57 & Mrs. Catherine W. Lovell Mr. James F. Lynch ’78 & Mrs. Maria R. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. George Lyon, Jr. Mr. Robert H. Mackey ’50 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Maddox, Jr. Mr. J. Michael Magee, Esq. ’75 & Mrs. Beverly Magee Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Malangyaon Mr. Michael & Mrs. Laura Mallamaci Mr. & Mrs. John R. Malloy Mrs. Janice H. Mancuso Mr. Michael V. Marchlik ’77 & Mrs. Jo Ann V. Marchlik Mrs. Angela P. Papa Mariano ’88 & Mr. Randy A. Mariano Ms. Caitlin N. Marky ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Hicks

Mr. Richard G. Lanahan ’60 & Mrs. Pam J. Lanahan

Dr. Christopher Martin ’75 & Mrs. Lydia Martin

Mrs. Denise T. Hindes

Dr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Landini

Mrs. Kristin K. Kennedy Hodlofski ’91 & Mr. Mark Hodlofski

Hon. Megan Totino Martin ’87 & Mr. Scott Martin

The Honorable & Mrs. J. Travis Laster Dr. James & Dr. Madlon Laster

Dr. Stephen B. Mastella ’78 & Mrs. Laura A. Mastella

Mr. Anthony A. Latini ’60 & Mrs. Katherine Kraft

Mr. John F. Matarese ’98

Mrs. Kitty Hutson

Mrs. Diane Latini-McIntyre ’84 & Mr. Keith McIntyre

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Matarese, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Iacono

Mr. John J. Lauser ’51

Mr. Michael A. Matassino ’92 & Mrs. Jaime Matassino

Mr. Raymond P. Jatres ’73 & Mrs. Carol Jatres

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory F. Lavelle

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Mattern

Mr. Michael C. Johnson, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Miles Lee

Mr. Edward & Mrs. Eugenie Matyas

Ms. Elizabeth Anne R. Jordan ’03

Mr. Richard D. Leigh ’78 & Mrs. Kerry M. Annett

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. McAlonan

Ms. Patricia J. Houck Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Hrubovcak

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Mr. & Mrs. Edward McAvinue

Dr. & Mrs. Guy Nardella, Jr.

Mr. Mark W. Peipher ’81 & Mrs. Janet Peipher

Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. McBride

Mr. Christopher F. Nenno ’04

Mr. Dominic A. Pileggi ’72

Ms. Rebecca L. McBride ’16

Dr. Anthony V. Nero, Jr. ’60

Mrs. Virginia M. Jones McCadden ’78

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Niermann

Mr. John J. Pileggi ’77 & Mrs. Lisa M. Fraguada-Pileggi

Mr. John H. McDonald

Dr. & Mrs. John M. Nista

Mr. Jonathan A. McDonald ’98 & Ms. Stephanie Marie Norman ’04

Mr. James Nolan ’16 Mr. Justin T. Norman ’07

Mr. Robert S. McDonald ’64 & Mrs. Lori McDonald

Mr. Robert A. Nowaczyk ’65

Mrs. Noreen McGlinchey

Mr. Robert O’Flynn O’Brien, Esq. ’75 & Mrs. Susan C. Over, Esq.

Mr. John E. McGovern ’58 & Mrs. Linda McGovern

Dr. & Mrs. Daniel P. O’Keefe

Mr. Constantine Politis & Ms. Kathleen Rumberger Ms. Kristen Pombo Ms. Elizabeth Porth Mr. John C. Powell ’61 & Mrs. Lynda Powell Mrs. Sabina D. Holland Price ’79 & Mr. Greg Price

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony O’Koren

Dr. Nicholas F. Quercetti ’98 & Mrs. Danielle Quercetti

Dr. Emily G. O’Koren ’04

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Quercetti, Sr.

Mr. Christopher McKenney & Mrs. Martha Boston

Mr. Thomas M. O’Malley ’81 & Mrs. Wendy L. O’Malley

Mr. Raymond F. Quinn, Jr. ’76 & Mrs. Carol R. Quinn

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. O’Mara

Mr. Peter H. McNamara ’74 & Mrs. Elizabeth McNamara

Ms. Denise M. O’Meara & Mr. Howard Williams

Col. John M. Ramler, M.D. ’68 & Mrs. Linda J. Rambler

Mr. Kevin McGuinness ’82 & Mrs. Victoria C. McGuinness

Ms. Jessica A. Meany ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Meier Mrs. Sandra E. Jones Memmo ’80 & Mr. Frank D. Memmo, Jr. Mr. Thomas C. Mengers ’10 Mrs. E. Lynn Wachstein Mineo ’85 & Mr. Michael P. Mineo Mrs. Madalyn K. Mingey Ms. Emily A. Minner ’15 Dr. Rosalie M. & Mr. Anthony Mirenda Mrs. Christine C. Julian Moritz ’95 & Mr. Garrett B. Moritz Cmdr. Robert H. Morro, Jr. ’78 & Mrs. Anita Morro Mrs. Angela M. Sileo Murphy ’87 & Mr. Michael P. Murphy Mr. Daniel J. Murphy ’65 & Mrs. Rosanne Murphy

Dr. & Mrs. Eric Oliet Mrs. Diane C. Lutz Olszak ’87 & Mr. Joseph P. Olszak

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Randolph Mr. Michael J. Rappucci ’94 & Mrs. Melissa Rappucci

Ms. Claire E. Orzel ’14

Mr. R. Christopher Rappucci ’91 & Ms. Maria A. Cole ’94

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Osborn

Mr. Leo F. Rattigan

Mr. David A. Oswinkle

Mr. Gregory A. Reed, Esq. ’88

Mr. James J. Pace ’81

Mrs. Christine E. Reeves

Mrs. Susan Mingey Padien ’84 & Mr. Paul P. Padien

Mr. Jacob R. Regler ’16

Dr. Somasunderam & Dr. Rajeswary Padmalingam

Mr. Thomas P. Reilly ’72 & Mrs. Dianne Reilly Mr. & Mrs. David T. Renshaw

Dr. Gonzalo T. Palacios ’55 & Mrs. Anne Palacios

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ricci

Mrs. Ainsley Hertrich Palladino ’05 & Mr. Dominic Palladino

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Rice

Ms. Elizabeth E. Penza Pallante ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Papa, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Parks

Ms. Kennedy T. Murphy ’16

Mr. Elliot R. Parsons ’99 & Mrs. Melissa J. Bristow Parsons ’99

Mr. & Mrs. William P. Murray

Mr. & Mrs. Ramesh Patel

Mr. Algis K. Rimkus ’54 & Mrs. Matilde Rimkus Mr. Christopher J. Rogowski ’79 Mrs. Judy Rokowski Mr. Marc M. Rollins ’01 Dr. Richard A. Rowe ’46 & Mrs. Grace B. Rowe Mrs. E. Rozploch

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Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year Contributor $100-$249 (cont.)

Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Spano, Sr.

Mr. Timothy C. Ryan ’84 & Mrs. Michelle Ryan

Mr. Robert M. Spano, Jr. ’96

Mrs. Robin Prince Sachs ’88 & Mr. Michael Sachs

Mrs. Lisa M. Julian Spear ’98 & Mr. Mark Spear

Ms. Mikaela B. Salameda ’15

Mr. Frank J. Spitz, III & Dr. Cheryl A. Bolinger

Dr. & Mrs. Charles A. Sanbe

Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Stalhuth

Mr. Stephen L. Sapienza ’69

Mr. Andrew Stalnecker ’02

Mr. Christopher P. Scattergood ’60 & Mrs. Rita M. Scattergood

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Sterling, III Mr. George J. Stockburger ’80

Mrs. Kathleen M. Bowers Ventresca ’87 & Mr. Vince Ventresca

Mr. & Mrs. Dante G. Scattolini, Sr.

Mrs. Margaret M. Sullivan-Rogowski ’79

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Vickers

Mr. Dennis M. Selfridge ’78

Dr. & Mrs. Shao-Tang Sun

Mr. David A. Voell ’89 & Mrs. Tara Voell

Mr. & Mrs. James W. Semple

Mr. Richard A. Sweeny ’83 & Mrs. Lisa V. Sweeny

Mr. & Mrs. David L. Voit

Mr. Rafael Shapiro & Ms. Ingrid Arauco Mr. Walter K. Sherwin, Jr. ’56 & Mrs. Rosalie Sherwin

Mr. James E. Tarte & Mrs. Eileen Shappell-Tarte

Mr. Charles E. Sibre ’67 & Mrs. Ellen R. Sibre

Dr. David B. Thomas, II ’98

Mrs. Patricia A. Aitken Signora ’82 & Mr. Alexander Signora

Mr. Bob & Mrs. Pam Thomas

Mr. Rajbir Singh ’00 Mr. Joseph C. Singley ’16 Mr. Daniel M. & Mrs. Christine J. Skedzielewski

Ms. Loraine Testa

Ms. Danielle M. Thomson ’03 Mr. Peter D. Thomson Ms. Jessica L. Tigani ’05

Dr. Lisa N. Skedzielewski ’06

Dr. Kristin M. Tigani-Taylor ’00 & Mr. Bill Taylor

Ms. Catherine Souza

Mr. Brian P. Trainer ’93

Mr. & Joseph J. Spall, IV ’16

Mrs. Marilyn Trainer

Mrs. Natalie M. Hess Trento ’03 & Mr. Tommaso Trento Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Truscello Mrs. Frances McHugh Tuinistra ’82 & Mr. Carl Tuinistra Mrs. Susan Ursomarso Ms. Rita Valle

Mrs. Joan Wachstein Mrs. Joyce Wagner Dr. & Mrs. Eric A. Walker Mr. Samuel R. Wayne ’16 Dr. & Mrs. Henry Weiner Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Weir Mr. & Mrs. Samuel W. Whitaker Mrs. Christina K. Komanowski White ’84 & Mr. Todd White Mr. Francis X. Wickersham ’82 & Mrs. Brenda S. Wickersham Mr. Clarence O. Williams ’76 & Mrs. Thelma Williams Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Williams Ms. Laura E. Williams ’16 Mr. Craig & Mrs. Kathy Wise Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Witherell Mr. Robert Wolownik ’74 & Mrs. Kathleen S. Keller Mrs. Kathleen Wright Dr. Gann Xu & Dr. Fan Wang Mr. & Mrs. Shaohua Yang Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Yanick

The student band ensemble rehearsing for the annual Pops Concert and Spring Concert.

Ms. Lauren E. Yoslov ’16 Rev. John C. Zagarella, O.Praem.

Mr. James L. Zawicki

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Ms. Jessica E. Zbranak ’16

Mr. John F. Bondi & Ms. Mary T. Clarke

Ms. Briana N. Chapman ’12

Cmdr. Stanley A. Zdun, Jr. ’72 & Mrs. Debra M. Zdun

CWO4 Gerard L. Bonner USCG ’59 & Mrs. Barbara Bonner

Ms. Mercedes C. Chartier ’14

Dr. Miroslaw Zdunek & Dr. Monika Partyka-Zdunek

Mr. Martin X. Bonnes ’16

Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Zugehar

Associate $1-$99 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Agnew Ms. Michelle M. Aitken ’08 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Alberta Ms. Elyse C. Andrews ’12 Anonymous (12) Ms. Grace Anzilotti ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Atene Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Aulen Ms. Kendall A. Aulen ’16 Ms. Elizabeth J. Baker ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Baker Dr. Christopher & Dr. Mena Baldi Mr. Daniel P. Bannon ’15 Mr. Michael D. & Mrs. Andrea L. Bannon Mr. Michael P. Bannon ’14 Mr. Peter Bauer & Mrs. Elizabeth L. Thomas-Bauer

Ms. Sullivan R. Boulden ’16 Mr. William J. Bowden, III ’61 & Mrs. Rebecca S. Bowden Ms. Jennifer J. Ross Boyd ’94 Ms. Barbara C. Boylan ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Brown Mr. Thomas E. Brown ’51 & Mrs. Mary Ellen Brown

Mr. John T. Ciccolella ’16 Ms. Sophia Cipriano ’16 Mrs. Emily Julian Coccaro ’92 Ms. Victoria M. Cocco ’16 Mr. Christian P. Conaty ’14

Ms. Presley R. Conaty ’16

Mr. Michael Buchanan ’65

Mrs. Sieglinde E. Connolly

Ms. Caroline S. Buck ’16

Mr. Jonathan L. Conrad, USMC & Mrs. Tonya P. Conrad

Ms. Frances C. Buckley ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Budka, Sr. Mr. Joseph L. Budka, Jr. ’78 & Mrs. Cynthia A. Budka Mr. Christian M. Burdziak ’03 & Mrs. Kae Burdziak Ms. Jillian M. Burdziak ’06 Mr. & Mrs. William E. Burke Ms. Elizabeth A. Burton ’14 Ms. Sara E. Bussiere ’05

Mr. Louis A. Camagna ’72

Ms. Melissa A. Bellew ’14

Mr. Carmine & Mrs. Deirdre Ciccolella

Mr. Michael Buccio

Ms. Stephanie Corsi Bazylewicz ’05 & Mr. Daniel Bazylewicz

Mr. & Mrs. John Bellace

Ms. Patricia M. Churchill ’13

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Conaty

Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Cahill

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Behm

Dr. Jennifer Christy & Mr. Peter Bookman

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bubel

Ms. Anna M. Baxter ’16

Mr. Caleb D. Beard ’16

Mr. Evan T. Christiansen ’12

Mr. Colin P. Cameron ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Campanella Mr. Joseph H. Canfield ’12 Ms. Laurie A. Cannon ’91

Mr. Mitchell & Ms. Rosemary Berkowitz

Mrs. Teresa C. Lynch Carpe ’85 & Mr. Christian A. Carpe

Ms. Regan M. Bice ’15

Mr. J. Gregory Carroll ’66 & Mrs. Suzanne Carroll

Mr. Paul Blau

Ms. Jessica M. Casino ’16

Mr. Daniel P. Bondi ’16

Ms. Alexandra E. Cassidy ’14

Ms. Lillian B. Coogan ’16 Mr. Andrew P. Coonin ’05 Ms. Stephanie J. Copeland ’14 Mr. Robert W. Cox Ms. Nora M. Crawford ’10 Mrs. Dolores Crescenti Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Crouse Mr. James J. Curren ’88 & Mrs. Dana Curren Ms. Beth F. Malseed Curry ’06 Mrs. Lindsay C. Ambrose Curtin ’03 Ms. Anna L. D’Eramo ’14 Mr. Hervine & Mrs. Jodi DaCosta Mr. & Mrs. Bob Dainton Mrs. Sandi L. Ciarlo Dalton ’89 & Mr. Eric Dalton Ms. Chloe E. Danyo ’16 Mrs. Leah E. daPonte-Lightcap & Mr. David Lightcap Ms. Rebecca Daull Daylesford Abbey Mr. & Mrs. Jon D. Deakins 57

Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year Associate $1-$99 (cont.)

The Eskin Family

Mrs. Mary L. Gleason

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. DeAngelis

Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Ewing

The Glenn Family

Mr. Michael D. DeBaecke, Esq. ’86 & Mrs. Kathryn W. DeBaecke, Esq.

Ms. Victoria L. Falasco ’16

Mrs. Susan M. Palena Godwin ’82

Mr. Brian K. Falkenstein ’15

Mr. & Mrs. David C. Gorelick

Mr. John J. Deemer ’81 & Mrs. Pam L. Deemer

Mr. Michael J. Falkenstein ’12

Ms. Melissa A. Grabko ’10

Mr. & Mrs. John O. Deemer

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fanning

Mr. John A. Grace, Jr.

Delaware State Osteopathic Medical Society

Mr. William J. Farrell, II & Ms. Brandy Chieffi

Mrs. Elizabeth Green

Dr. Mark C. & Ms. Sharon M. Dellose

Mrs. Marion C. Feil

Mr. Dominic A. Gregorio, III ’10

Mr. Daniel G. DeMaio ’95

Mr. Francis L. Fennell, Jr. ’60 & Mrs. Katherine E. Fennell

Mr. Jackson W. Gribble ’66 & Mrs. Carol Gribble

Ms. Laurel E. Dentinger ’16

Mrs. Lisa M. Sendi Gruss ’93 & Mr. Thomas Gruss

Mrs. Laura M. Mielcarek DeRose ’93 & Mr. R. James DeRose

Ms. Alexandra M. Fields ’15

Mr. Alex C. DeSantis ’12

Mrs. Cheryl L. Finn

Mr. Christopher J. Dewees ’16 Mr. Jesse D. Dewees ’12

Mr. David D. Finocchiaro, Esq. ’66 & Mrs. Diane Finocchiaro

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Diamanty

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Fiorile

Ms. Hilda DiCarlo

Mrs. Rosemary C. Flamman

Mrs. Kathleen C. Hartnagel-Nasuti ’87 & Mr. Tonino Nasuti

Mr. Jason P. DiFerdinando ’93 & Ms. Thao Bui

Ms. Jean Flara

Ms. Travia G. Hartwell ’16

Mr. Michael A. DiFonzo ’78 & Mrs. Theresa H. DiFonzo

Mr. & Mrs. John Fracek

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Haverly

Mr. Alfred Fraczkowski

Ms. Bonnie L. Hayes

Ms. Ashley M. Diggins ’16

Mr. George S. Frankel ’16

Mr. Kevin C. Hayes ’12

Mr. & Mrs. Mark DiGiacomo

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Frederick

Mr. Raymond Hazel

Dr. Michael A. Dignazio & Dr. Allison B. Evans

Mr. Alexander D. S. Fremuth, Ph.D. & Dr. Cynthia Strauss-Fremuth

Mr. & Mrs. Dudley Heath

Mr. Trent I. DiNardo ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Pat Diodato

Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Friedman

Ms. Christine M. DiPrinzio ’05

Dr. Johnathan L. Gajdos ’00

Ms. Laura E. DiPrinzio ’07

Mr. & Mrs. Phil Gamgort

Mr. Marco A. DiPrinzio ’10

Mr. Ryan C. Georgov ’13

Mr. Kevin C. Donovan ’77 & Mrs. Martha N. Donovan

Ms. Emily E. Gerard ’13

Ms. Marie T. Donovan ’15

Mrs. Laura M. Marcinko Gerard, Esq. ’84 & Mr. Thomas Gerard

Mrs. Jennifer M. MacMillan Doyle ’93 & Mr. Kevin J. Doyle

Ms. Abigail J. Filliben ’13

Ms. Jennifer L. Gerard ’10

Ms. Lauren M. Gerber

Mr. Dylan V. Dramis ’16

Mr. Robert R. Giannini ’67

Ms. Kelsey N. Dramis ’12

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Giannitrapani

Mr. & Mrs. Colin Dunlavey

Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Gilbert Sr.

Mr. Martin J. & Mrs. Sandra M. Duszak

Mr. James F. Gleason, Jr. ’61 &

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Ms. Garifalia Halakos ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hamilton Mr. Thomas J. Hamilton ’15 Mr. Edwin V. Harrington, Jr. ’62 & Mrs. Elaine R. Harrington

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Heck Mr. Peyton M. Heck ’15 Mrs. Rebecca Hendrixson Mr. Paul B. Henjes ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Henry, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Enrique Hernandez Mr. Eric A. Hertrich ’04 & Mrs. Kate Hertrich Ms. Christina M. Hess ’05 Dr. Daniel E. Hickey ’89 & Mrs. Jessica P. Hickey Mrs. Donna M. Shustack Hiddemen ’79 & Mr. Robert R. Hiddemen Mr. & Mrs. Karl Hill Mr. Kurt R. Hill ’13

Mr. William C. Hilton ’73 & Mrs. Colleen Hilton

Mrs. Mary F. Klein

Mr. & Mrs. John Hofflinger

Ms. Leah J. Klerr ’92

Ms. Kaeleigh E. Hogan ’14

Knights of Columbus Pius X 4425

Mr. John O. Hogue ’13

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Knox

Mrs. Nancy L. Ladio Hollenbeck ’80 & Mr. Kevin Hollenbeck

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kopko

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard F. Holmes Ms. Rachel L. Holmes ’16 Ms. Catherine E. Homsey ’04 Mr. John E. Hopkins ’16 Mrs. Julie A. Alexander House ’95 & Mr. Richard A. House Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. Hurlock, III Mr. Jeffrey L. Hurlock ’92 Mr. Kenneth Hutko & Mrs. Karla Wursthorn Mrs. Kathryn A. Penza Italiano ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Jackson, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Jezyk Ms. Elizabeth Jogani ’16 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Johnston Mr. Michael J. Judge ’75 & Mrs. Kathleen C. Judge Mr. & Mrs. James F. Kaib

Mr. Vaneck Kounga ’16 Mrs. Geralyn Kowalski Mr. Charles J. Kraft ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kraus Fr. Blaise R. Krautsack, O.Praem.

Ms. Amelia B. Kruse ’13 Ms. Abigail E. Kushner ’10 Ms. Kelsey A. Kushner ’12 Ms. Nicole M. Kushner ’15 Miss Crystal Lam ’16 Mr. Frederick W. Landau, III ’64 & Mrs. Susan T. Landau Mrs. Lisa M. Pietrobono Lapeire ’87 & Mr. Gill F. Lapeire Mr. Thomas M. Laskas ’00 & Mrs. Elise M. Stephenson Laskas ’00 Mrs. Noelle A. Lauer-Paregian ’94 & Mr. Michael Paregian

The Honorable Kathleen Lucas & Mr. J. Patrick Bradley Mr. Spencer J. Lutz ’16 Mr. & Ms. Michael P. Lynch Mrs. Kathleen MacMillan Dr. & Mrs. John A. MacMillan The Mader Family Mrs. Patricia & Mr. Brian Maher Ms. Leah A. Malangyaon ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Manetti Ms. Gabrielle L. Marchese ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Marinelli, III Mr. & Mrs. Rocco L. Mascioli Mr. Samuel H. Mattern ’13 Mr. Alexander J. Mazzuca ’12 Mr. Joseph P. McAlonan ’16 Mr. John R. McBride, Jr. ’08 Ms. Meghan McBride ’16 Mr. Patrick J. McBride ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. McBride Mr. Ned & Mrs. Joan McCarthy Mr. Jack McCausland ’16

Ms. Kylie E. Lavelle ’16

Mr. Samuel P. McCollom ’10

Mr. & Mrs. Karl J. Law

Mr. Christopher G. McCord ’11

Ms. Kathleen F. Lawlor ’16

Mr. Gregory M. McCord ’16

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Keating

Mrs. Helen Lawrence

Mr. David J. McCrae ’12

Ms. Madeline C. Keating ’16

Ms. Emily M. Leach ’01

Mr. Matthew C. McCurnin ’16

Ms. Madeline M. Kelly ’16

Mr. Richard M. LeBrun, Sr. ’50 & Mrs. Blanche LeBrun

Ms. Karen C. Conaway McDevitt ’01

Ms. Victoria E. Kaloudis ’13 Mrs. Stephanie Sanbe Kasuboski ’81 & Dr. Larry Kasuboski

Mr. Robert F. Kelly, Jr. ’70 & Mrs. Tritty Kelly Ms. Madison G. Kennedy ’16 Rev. Daniel R. Kent Mr. & Mrs. John M. Kerns Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kerrigan Ms. Patricia Khosravi Mr. Philip F. King ’55 & Mrs. Marilyn R. King Ms. Jasmine J. Kingston ’12

Mr. Javon A. Lee ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Ethan Levine Mr. & Mrs. Mark Linton Ms. Sara M. Linton ’16 Ms. Janet Lofland Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lombardi Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lopresti

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. McFadden Mr. & Ms. Edward McGinley Mr. Joseph H. McGlinchy ’69 & Mrs. Nancy McGlinchy Mr. John P. McHugh ’70 & Mrs. Rosanne McHugh Mr. Tanner J. McIlrath ’16 Mr. & Mrs. E. R. McKinstry

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Donors for the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year Associate $1-$99 (cont.)

Dr. Gregory W. Natello ’72

Ms. Charlotte C. Rath ’13

Mr. E. Michael McNally, Esq. ’65 & Mrs. Janice C. McNally

Mr. Christopher M. Newton ’12

Mr. & Mrs. Petros P. Regas

Ms. Alexandra C. Nielsen ’14

Mr. Patrick F. Reilly ’13

Dr. & Mrs. Harold D. McSpadden

Ms. Amanda M. Nielsen ’16

Mr. Benjamin Revak ’16

Mr. Robert D. Mears, III ’86 & Mrs. Katherine A. Mears

Mr. Noah Niumataiwalu ’16

Ms. Megan K. Reynolds ’16

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Nowaczyk

Mr. & Mrs. William Reynolds

Mr. Michael F. Melloy ’55 & Mrs. Patricia Melloy

Mrs. Lauren J. Emmi O’Boyle ’93 & Mr. Jeremy O’Boyle

Ms. Victoria A. Richardson ’16

Mr. David P. Mengers ’83 & Mrs. Patricia A. Mengers

Mr. Denis F. O’Flynn O’Brien ’74 & Dr. Patricia L. Sertich

Ms. Samantha E. Mengers ’16 Ms. Gina M. Messick ’14

Mr. Richard J. O’Hara ’72 & Mrs. Jane E. O’Hara

Mr. Anthony Mihaich

Mr. Malcolm N. Odum ’16

Mr. Philip E. Miller ’16

Mr. Jeffrey L. Olmstead ’71 & Mrs. Karen A. Olmstead

Ms. Lara M. Mekus ’16

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Miller Ms. Hannah Mistovich Dr. Zarela L. Molle Rios Dr. Daniel J. Moore ’71 & Mrs. Jennifer S. Moore

Ms. Louise Rosa Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Rosato Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Ross

Mrs. Lois B. Olsen

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rzaca

Mr. Andrew T. Orzel ’16

Mr. Peter T. Sabini ’16

Mr. Thomas & Mrs. Lisa Orzel

Mr. Christopher J. Sanna ’05 & Mrs. Lisle E. Sanna

Mr. Henry H. Moore ’15

Ms. Maia Palmer

Ms. Claire E. Moosberg ’16

Mr. William Panagakos

Mr. Duane Moosberg

Ms. Kelly M. Parks ’15

Mr. Jake J. Mottola ’16

Mr. Michael Pietrobono ’82

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Mottola

Ms. Francesca M. Pileggi ’06

Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Mrozinski

Mr. Gregory Polischuk ’65 & Mrs. Christine Polischuk

Ms. Jaclyn K. Mulvihill ’16

Mrs. Marie Pat Githens Romano ’94 & Mr. Mark R. Romano

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rothenbacher

Ms. Hannah C. Palczuk ’16

Mr. John J. Mulhern, IV ’00

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Rogers

Mr. Benjamin K. Olsen ’16

Ms. Haley E. Moore ’14

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Mulhearn

Ms. Tara Rodack

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Porth Mrs. Catherine M. Powell-Clothier

Ms. Elspeth C. Sarro ’12 Mr. Steven D. Scattolini ’80 & Mrs. Dina M. Scattolini Mr. Austin Schatzman ’12 Ms. Morgan M. Schatzman ’11 Mr. Mike Schiavello ’15 Mr. Andrew J. Schilly ’53 Mr. Alexander E. Schultz ’16 Mr. Kevin P. Seltzer ’10 Mr. Justin P. Signora ’11

Dr. & Mrs. Mark Mulvihill

Dr. Robert M. Preston ’59 & Mrs. Virginia L. Preston

Mr. Brian E. Murphy ’12

Ms. Anastasia E. Quinn ’06

Dr. Nancy Signorielli

Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Murphy

Mr. John P. Racine ’80

Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Sileo

Ms. Sydney E. Murphy ’16

Ms. Jennifer L. Raphaelson ’16

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Silvius

Mr. & Mrs. James Murray

Dr. Anthony J. Rapone

Mr. Chris & Dr. Beth Singewald

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph R. Murray, Jr.

Mr. Evan A. Rapone ’14

Mr. Jackson T. Singewald ’16

Ms. Kristin A. Nannas ’05

Ms. Caroline E. Rath ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Singley

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Mr. Tyler P. Signora ’14

Mr. Natarajan Sivaram & Ms. Madhumathi Gunasekaran Mr. Connor R. Sivel ’16 Ms. Kayla Sivel ’16 Mrs. Victoria M. Sowa Gordon ’06 Mr. & Ms. Leonard P. Stark Mr. Michael H. Steinberger & Ms. Kathleen Brennan Mr. William R. Stinger ’77 & Mrs. Regina Stinger Ms. Kathryn Sturdivant Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm J. Styer Ms. Midory Suarez-Russo Mr. Rahul S. Subbaraya ’16 Ms. Victoria R. Sweeney ’06 Mr. Connor A. Sweeny ’12 Ms. Gillian S. Sweeny ’15 Ms. Victoria C. Sylvestre ’13 Mr. Joseph D. Szczepaniak ’71 Ms. Lauren M. Szeto ’12 Mr. Nicholas Talley ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Cliff P. Tang Mr. Brendan J. Tarte ’16 Mrs. Eugenia M. Ryan Tate ’78 & Mr. J. Murray Tate Ms. Lauren E. Tosi ’04 Mr. Clayton E. Troy ’16

Mr. John R. Vaile, III ’16

Ms. Raylin F. Xu ’15

Ms. Tracy N. Vandenbraak ’16

Mr. & Mrs. Igor Yakovenko

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent W. Vandenbraak, Jr.

Ms. Kezhen Yang

Mr. Richard L. Vanderloo ’54

Mrs. Stella Yiannos

Dr. Salvatore & Mrs. Concelia* Vasile

Ms. Rachel H. Yoder ’12

Mr. Joseph R. Voge ’15

Ms. Jessica C. Yuschak ’16

Mr. & Mrs. John Volpe

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zaher

Mr. Theodore E. von Mechow ’56 & Mrs. Carolyn von Mechow

Mr. Michael Zajano ’63 & Mrs. Nancy Zajano

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Wagner

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Walsh Ms. Kerry K. Walsh ’12 Mr. Michael J. Walsh ’80 & Mrs. Genevieve A. Walsh Mr. Matthew W. Walters ’12 Mr. Caleb S. Wang ’16 Mr. Eric L. Wang ’13 Ms. Kerith Wang ’12 Dr. Ning Wang & Dr. Zhaoping He Mr. Justin A. Warner ’89 & Ms. Courtney Birch Mr. John V. Watson ’83 & Mrs. Kimberly H. Watson Mr. & Mrs. Dale J. Weires Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Wesley Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Whallon Mrs. Heidi H. Huber White ’92 & Mr. Erskine L. White, III

Ms. Taylor M. Tucker ’16

Mrs. Joan P. Whitney

Mr. Nicholas J. Udovich ’16

Mrs. Phylis Williams

Cmdr. Andrew F. Ulak, USN ’89 & Mrs. Veronique Ulak

Mr. Scott & Mrs. Kindra Williams & Family

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Uzdavinis Ms. Allyssa S. Vaile ’09 Ms. Amanda M. Vaile ’12

Ms. Victoria W. Zugehar ’12

Ms. Jillian Waldman

Mr. Ernest Truesdale & Mrs. Crystal R. Comeger

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Urban

Mr. John Zeigler

The Class of 2016 showing their appreciation and saying goodbye to their beloved Archmere faculty.

Mr. Alexander T. Willin ’13 Ms. Darla F. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Matt Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Worton Ms. Kylie N. Wright ’16 *Deceased 61

Supporting Archmere in Unique Ways Matching Gift Companies

Pfizer, Inc.

Many companies match employee and retiree contributions. Your Human Resources Office will have instructions on how to double, sometimes even triple, your gift.

Polaroid Corporation

The companies who matched donor gifts during the 2015-2016 fiscal year are listed below: Adobe Systems, Inc. American International Group, Inc. Aon AstraZeneca Bank of America Corporation

Samsung SAP America, Inc. Sprint Time Warner Cable The Vanguard Group, Inc. Voya Financial Walt Disney Company Wells Fargo Zodiac Arresting Systems America

The Boeing Company

2015-2016 Friends of The Patio and Green Concert Series Sponsors Mr. Thomas H. Anderson, III ’60 & Mrs. Carol J. Anderson Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir & Dr. Carl Weir Mr. Frank J. Behm ’74 & Mrs. Andrea M. Behm Mr. & Mrs. James T. Chandler, IV Mr. & Mrs. T. Daniel Christenbury Mr. William D. Church Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Coombe Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. Deeble, Jr. Delaware Preservation Fund, Inc. - a subsidiary of Preservation Delaware, Inc.

Cannon Properties, Inc.

Gifts in Kind

Mr. & Mrs. K. Mark Dresden, Jr.

Capital One

Gifts of goods and services 2015-2016

Mr. & Mrs. John Ferguson

Chubb Corporation Citizens Financial Group, Inc. The Coca-Cola Company Comcast Eaton Corporation Ernst & Young Exelon Corporation FMC Corporation Glenmede Trust Goldman Sachs Graham Holdings Company Honeywell International IBM Incyte Corporation JPMorgan Chase & Company McKesson Corporation Merck & Co., Inc.

3-D Fabrication Beth Pace Photography Brandywine Contractors Castle Construction of Delaware Mr. William D. Church Mr. & Mrs. K. Mark Dresden, Jr. East Coast Plumbing and HVAC, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John Ferguson Mr. Michael J. Hare ’79 Jamestown, Inc. Mr. B. Drew Lewing ’84 & Mrs. Sophie F. Lewing Ms. Angela Marinelli ’90 & Mr. Jac Cottrell Nickle Electrical Companies Dr. G. Dennis O'Brien Pro-Tech Floors Southern New Jersey Steel Co., Inc.

Morgan Stanley

Dr. James A. Stockman, III ’61 & Mrs. Lee Stockman

NiSource, Inc.

Tri-State The Roofers

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Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Gallagher, Jr. Mr. Brian P. Gilmore ’88 Mr. Michael J. Hare ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Homsey Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Kissel Dr. Gerard Kuhn & Dr. Katherine King The Honorable & Mrs. J. Travis Laster Dr. James & Dr. Madlon Laster Mr. & Mrs. John R. Malloy Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Meier Mr. Joseph P. Melloy, Sr. ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Terry J. Newitt Dr. Stanley T. Praiss ’57 & Mrs. Ursula L. Praiss Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Rossi Mr. Justin & Mrs. Susan Ryan Mr. & Mrs. John F. Sarro Ms. Mary Ellen Schauber & Mr. Edward Stegemeier, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields ’60

Mrs. Mary Ann E. O’Brien Slowik ’79 & Mr. Jeffrey J. Slowik Dr. James A. Stockman, III ’61 & Mrs. Lee Stockman Ms. Janice R. Tigani Mr. John J. Tosi, Jr. ’66 & Mrs. Patrice P. Tosi Dr. Anthony A. Vasile ’74 & Mrs. Lori A. Vasile Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Zakielarz

2015 Archmere Academy Alumni Golf Outing Sponsors ab+c Creative Intelligence Mr. Paul Pomeroy, III ’88 ABHA Architects - Mr. Denis O’Flynn O’Brien ’74 Albero, Kupferman & Associates, LLC Mr. Michael A. Albero, CPA, MST ’88 Mr. Marc J. Albero ’91 American Floor Systems, Inc. Mr. Bob Quercetti ’89

DeSeta - Mr. Sean Brooks ’01

Neumann University

DiSabatino Construction Mr. Larry DiSabatino ’73

Nolan-Fidale Funeral Home Mrs. Andrea Nolan Bohenek ’86

East Coast Plumbing & HVAC, Inc.

Dr. Francis Nowaczyk ’80

EDiS - Mr. Andy DiSabatino ’69

Mr. John Nowaczyk ’87 &.

Ms. Ciara O’Connell ’87

Flynn & O’Hara School Uniforms Foulk Road Dental Associates Dr. John Russo ’56, Dr. Nick Russo ’84 & Mrs. Robyn Russo Woolley ’86 Genesis Turf Grass, Inc. Gioffre Benefit Services, Inc. Mr. George Gioffre ’89 Mr. Mike Hare ’79 Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Delaware Holland Mulch, Inc. - Ms. Diana Duffy ’90 & Ms. Jennifer Duffy ’88 Horizon Services - Mr. Mark Aitken ’79 Mr. Alfred Hurlock, III & Mrs. Jane E. Hurlock Kelly’s Sports Ltd.

Olympic Pool Service, Inc. Mr. Mike Matassino ’92 P & C Roofing, Inc. Mrs. Angela Papa Mariano ’88 Mr. Michael E. Pembroke ’71 Dr. Brian Penza ’97 Performance Development Group Mr. David Manning ’88 Pinto Brothers, Inc. - Dr. Brian Penza ’97 & Mr. Todd Penza ’99 PNC Bank Polsinelli Seitz, Van Ogtrop & Green, P.A. Mr. Jared Green ’00

B&D Automotive

Keough Electric - Mr. Dennis Keough ’77

BAYADA Home Health Care Mr. Tom Cassidy ’83

Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg LLP Mr. Richard Beck, Esq. ’82

BNY Mellon Wealth Management Mrs. Marisa Cole Facciolo ’93

Dr. Joseph A. "Skip" Kuhn ’65 Ms. Katherine T. Kuhn ’95

Boenning & Scattergood - Mr. Tony Latini ’82

The Tosi Family - Mr. A. Mike Tosi ’63, Mr. John Tosi ’66, Mr. Jim Tosi, Ms. Jaime Tosi ’03, Ms. Lauren Tosi ’04, Mr. Alex Tosi ’07, Mr. Michael Tosi ’08

The Lagassé Group - Mr. Kevin Lagasse ’80

The Buccini/Pollin Group - Mr. Mike Hare ’79

Total Site Development

Mr. Karl J. Law

Mr. Louis J. Capano, Jr. ’69 & Mr. Louis J. Capano, III

Tri-State The Roofers

Lyons Companies

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Walsh, Jr., Esq.

Maddox Concrete Company, Inc. Mr. Jim Maddox ’89 & Mrs. Sandra Hamilton Maddox ’89

Wilmington Trust - Mr. Steve Crifasi, Jr. ’03

Caring Cleaners Centennial Lending Group, LLC

Steve Crifasi Real Estate / Patterson-Schwartz Real Estate - Mr. Steve Crifasi ’69

Whisman, Giordano & Associates LLC Mr. Joseph Giordano ’00

Clark & Goshow Financial Strategies Group, LLC - Mr. Jack Clark ’82

Malvern Glass, Inc.

Comstar Technologies

Modern Controls

Concord Mall - Mr. Mike Acierno ’88 & Mr. Jim Curren ’88

Wyatt Elevator Company Ms. Kerri McNichol Mackley ’00

Morris James Delaware Mr. Ed McNally, Esq. ’65

Delaware Orthopaedic Specialists Dr. Damian Andrisani ’91

Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP Mr. Anthony G. Flynn, Sr., Esq. ’69

N.K.S. Distributors, Inc. Mr. Bob Tigani, Sr. ’61

Mr. Anthony & Dr. Rosalie Mirenda

Wholesale Janitor Supply Co. Inc.

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Supporting Archmere in Unique Ways 2016 Archmere Academy Alumni Sports Hall of Fame Sponsors Aflac - Mr. Michael Pembroke ’71 & Mr. Matt Pembroke ’04 Albero, Kupferman & Associates, LLC Mr. Michael A. Albero, CPA, MST ’88

Founder Society Members

Dr. Stanley T. Praiss ’57 & Mrs. Ursula L. Praiss

The Founder Society recognizes families and individuals who have notified Archmere of their intentions to include the school in their wills or estate plans. If you have made arrangements to include Archmere Academy in your plans, please notify us at 302-798-6632 ext. 857.

Mr. Timothy A. Reilley

Mrs. Kathleen Scully Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields ’60 Mr. Charles E. Sibre ’67 & Mrs. Ellen R. Sibre

Mr. Marc Albero ’91

Mr. J. Gregory Carroll ’66 & Mrs. Suzanne Carroll

Anonymous Mr. Timothy B. Carroll ’77 The Clark Family Mr. Jack Clark ’82

Mr. Charles G. Conway, Ph.D. ’52

Mrs. Mary Ann E. O’Brien Slowik ’79 & Mr. Jeffrey J. Slowik

Mr. John F. Daniels, Esq. ’70

Ms. Deborah McHugh Truscello ’81

Dr. John V. Flynn, Jr. ’60 & Mrs. Mary Lou Flynn

Mr. Anthony S. "T.J." Voell ’89 & Mrs. Amanda Voell

Mrs. Juliet Fuscsick

Connolly Gallagher, LLP Mr. Pete A. Clark, III ’64

Mr. Kevin J. & Mrs. Rosemary Gilroy

Delaware Orthopaedic Specialists Dr. Nicholas Quercetti ’98 & Dr. Damian Andrisani ’91 Capt. Dennis M. Doyle ’62

Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Giordano

Mr. David A. Voell ’89 & Mrs. Tara Voell Dr. F. Thomas Witomski ’54

Mr. Robert J. Glass, Jr. ’57 & Mrs. Susan M. Glass Mr. Domenic S. Grillo ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Hertrich

Dr. William J. Doyle

Mrs. Joan Joyce

Mr. Mike Hare ’79 The Lagassé Group - Mr. Kevin Lagasse ’80

Mr. Kevin M. Kelly ’81 & Mrs. Shari M. Kelly

Dr. Rosalie Mirenda

Mr. Richard G. Lanahan ’60 & Mrs. Pam J. Lanahan

Mr. John Nowacyzk ’87 & Ms. Ciara O’Connell ’87

Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Mealey

Penna Orthodontics - Dr. Robert Penna ’85 Mr. Marc A. Ross ’91 The Tosi Family - Mr. A. Mike Tosi ’63, Mr. John Tosi ’66, Mr. Jim Tosi, Ms. Jaime Tosi ’03, Ms. Lauren Tosi ’04, Mr. Alex Tosi ’07, Mr. Michael Tosi ’08 Mr. Michael P. Udovich ’83

Dr. Richard A. Rowe ’46 & Mrs. Grace B. Rowe

Mr. Joseph P. Melloy, Sr. ’52 Dr. Joseph A. Miller, Jr. & Ms. Rachel C. Wood Mr. Michael J. Monaco ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Morris Mr. John W. Oravis ’70 Mr. John D. Pastor ’58 & Mrs. Diane Pastor

Thank You! Archmere Academy is grateful for each and every gift we receive. Please accept our sincere apology if your name has been inadvertently omitted or listed incorrectly. Please notify us of any changes or corrections for future listings. [ p ] 302-798-6632 ext. 708 [ e ] contactus@archmereacademy.com

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Young Alumni Green and White Society This new program allows young alumni who recognize the importance of leadership and who truly valued their Archmere experience to invest in the current generation of Auks and to show their support for Archmere’s future.

Young Alumni Green and White Society Class Years

Minimum Giving Level

2005-2015

Contributor - $100

• Many employers match their employees’ charitable gifts, doubling your gift.

2000-2004

Sustainer - $250

• Monthly credit card gifts make your donation more affordable.

1995-1999

Sponsor - $500

1990-1994

Fellow - $1,000

• Green and White Society donors receive exclusive recognition in the annual Honor Roll of Donors and special invitations to leadership level events such as the Headmaster’s Reception.

It’s never too early to leave your legacy at Archmere! Please join us today!

Young Alumni Green and White Society Mr. Vincent T. Abessinio ’93

Mr. Edward J. Dolphin ’04

Mr. Marc J. Albero ’91 & Mrs. Stephanie Albero

Mr. Henry J. Donaghy ’05

Mr. Christopher J. Ambrogi ’11

Mr. Thomas S. Donovan ’09

Mr. Michael K. Ambrogi ’11

Mrs. Joanna Marinelli Doroh ’00 & Mr. Bill Doroh

Dr. Damian M. Andrisani ’91 & Mrs. Jennifer M. Andrisani Mr. Richard B. Angiullo ’90 & Ms. Holly Lissner Anonymous Mr. Philip J. Blonski ’08 Mr. James T. Bowers, Jr. ’09 Ms. Olivia A. Branco ’06 Mr. Christopher J. Butler ’93 & Mrs. Christine Butler Mr. Andrew J. Campion ’07 Mrs. Kristin E. Gallagher Chambers ’99 & Mr. James Chambers Mr. William "Trip" Day ’09 Mr. E. J. Dealy ’91 & Mrs. Heather L. Dealy Mr. Stephen E. Della Noce ’04 Mr. Jeffrey P. DiSabatino ’01 Mr. Kevin A. DiSabatino ’03 & Mrs. Tina DiSabatino

Mr. William B. Larson, Jr., Esq. ’04 & Mrs. Stephanie Larson Mr. Jason S. Levin ’07 Mr. Daniel F. Liebner ’06 Ms. Caitlin N. Marky ’14

Ms. Caroline A. Dougherty ’13

Ms. Megan A. McNichol ’98

Mr. Joel W. Dowling ’93

Mr. Thomas C. Mengers ’10

Ms. Alexandra E. Duszak ’07

Ms. Emily A. Minner ’15

Mr. Nicholas A. Emmi ’15

Mr. Justin T. Norman ’07

Ms. Joanne F. Abessinio Fabrizio ’97

Ms. Claire E. Orzel ’14

Mrs. Marisa A. Cole Facciolo ’93

Mrs. Ainsley Hertrich Palladino ’05 & Mr. Dominic Palladino

Mr. Patrick B. Fallon ’15 Mr. Blaise P. Fletcher ’00 & Mrs. Jennifer A. Mazzuca Fletcher ’01 Mr. Michael W. Ford ’14 Ms. Kathryn D. Fosbenner ’13 Ms. Alexis T. Furlong ’06 Mr. Michael W. Githens ’90 & Mrs. Danielle W. Githens Ms. Cabray L. Haines ’96 Mr. Christian S. Hartranft ’08 Mr. Christopher J. Koppel ’05

Ms. Katelyn E. Payne ’14 Mr. Thomas J. Raymond ’97 & Mrs. Kieren J. Detweiler Raymond ’00 Ms. Mikaela B. Salameda ’15 Dr. Lisa N. Skedzielewski ’06 Dr. Alexandra C. Sowa ’01 & Mr. Peter McPartland, Jr. Ms. Jessica L. Tigani ’05 Mrs. Adriane M. Glenn Wack ’93 & Mr. Peter J. Wack Mr. Thomas J. Weiss ’02

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2015-2016 Annual Giving Thank You for Your Support!

Annual giving is the most important fundraising that Archmere undertakes each year because donations are immediately put to use to support the school’s operating budget and benefit our students during the academic year. Like all independent schools, Archmere relies on the generosity of our community to ensure the premiere educational experience we are so proud to offer. We are grateful to all our parents, alumni, parents of alumni, faculty, staff and friends who contributed to annual giving at Archmere this year.

Annual Giving by Constituency* $785,993 Constituency

Participation

Class of

Participation

Top Five Alumni Classes

By Dollars Raised Class of

Amount

Board of Trustees

$78,886

2016

93%

1976

$123,349

Faculty & Staff

$17,212

1960

40%

1969

$16,350

Current Parents

$199,663

1951

38%

1960

$15,656

Alumni

$386,694

1950

38%

1979

$15,278

Past Parents

$361,192

1957

35%

1964

$11,549

*Participation and gifts are counted more than once if an individual belongs to more than one constituency group

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Top Five Alumni Classes

By Participation

Transforming the Heart of Archmere St. Norbert Hall is home to a majority of Archmere’s academic departments, as well as the Immaculate Conception Oratory and Spirituality Center, and is the heart of Archmere. A renewed and updated St. Norbert Hall is central to Archmere’s mission and educationally sound and cost-effective.

Renovation of St. Norbert Hall Creates flexible, modern, aesthetically pleasing learning spaces: • The centerpiece of the renovation is a Library and Learning Commons created from the former library space to facilitate interdisciplinary studies, discovery-based learning, analytical problem solving and research.

• Redesigned and additional flexible classrooms, clustered by discipline.

• Student study lounges and independent learning spaces on all floors to provide dedicated environments for collaborative or individual research and preparation.

Addresses building accessibility, efficiency and infrastructure: • Making St. Norbert Hall ADA compliant, with ramp access from designated parking areas and elevator access to all three floors.

• Improving the building’s HVAC system’s efficiency by upgrading the heating system, adding central air conditioning and enhanced motion-activated lighting.

• Upgrading electrical, plumbing, communication infrastructure and life safety and fire suppression systems.

• Replacing the 30-year-old roof, and refurbishing windows and doors to gain better energy efficiency and enhance the building’s aesthetics.

Archmere inspires students to challenge themselves, take learning risks and reach their greatest potential, united as a community and “prepared for every good work.”

Your commitment to support the renovation of St. Norbert Hall is key to Archmere’s fiscal stability and project success and is essential for current and future generations of Auks. Please consider a tax-deductible gift or pledge today and respond with zeal.

For information about gift naming and recognition opportunities, as well as endowment or scholarship giving, contact Katherine Ball-Weir, CFRE, Director of Institutional Advancement, at 302-798-6632 Ext 857.

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Honor/Memorial Gifts In honor of Marcy Aitken

Mrs. Rosemary C. Flamman

Mr. Frank D. Memmo, Jr.

Mr. Mark Aitken ’79

Mr. Jim & Mrs. Jean Gallagher

Morris, James, Hitchens & Williams LLP

Amoroso Baking Company

Mr. Robert J. Gold, Jr. ’87 & Mrs. Katherine L. Gold

Mrs. Angela M. Sileo Murphy ’87 & Mr. Michael P. Murphy

The Golden Family

Mr. John J. Nowaczyk ’87 & Ms. Ciara M. O’Connell ’87

Anonymous (2) Dr. Kert F. Anzilotti ’61 & Mrs. Marie G. Anzilotti Archmere Mothers’ Guild Mr. Matthew J. Bastian ’83 & Mrs. Jennifer M. Kratsa Bastian ’87

Ms. Mary Goodrick Ms. Karen D. Fedena Hanson ’79 Mr. Michael J. Hare ’79

Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Penza, Jr. Rev. Anthony M. Pileggi ’87 P.J. Fitzpatrick, Inc.

Mr. Richard M. Beck, Esq. ’82

Horizon Services

Mrs. Rosalba R. Bellen

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Jackson, Sr.

Mr. Stephen J. Bozzo ’87

Fr. Blaise R. Krautsack, O.Praem.

Mr. Kevin P. Bradley ’87 & Mrs. Tracey K. Bradley

Mr. David J. Kubacki ’92 & Dr. Grace Kwon

Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Bree

The Lagasse Family

Mrs. Elaine C. Fry Reilly ’83 & Mr. Michael F. Reilly

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Brito

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory F. Lavelle

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Rogers

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick T. Casino

Mr. Michael Lee ’89, Mr. Brian Lee ’94, & Ms. Meghan Lee ’97

Mr. Christopher J. Rogowski ’79

Mr. & Mrs. James T. Chandler, IV

Mr. Ronald P. Lee ’61 & Mrs. Rita C. Lee

Mrs. Sabina D. Holland Price ’79 & Mr. Greg Price Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Reardon

Mr. Christian C. Ryan ’87

Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Lesutis

Mrs. Mary Ann E. O’Brien Slowik ’79 & Mr. Jeffrey J. Slowik

Class of 1979

Mr. Phillip C. Liu & Mrs. Kathryn Tullis

Mrs. Margaret M. Sullivan-Rogowski ’79

Class of 1987

Mr. Christopher J. Mascioli ’78 & Mrs. Susan A. Mascioli

Ms. Danielle M. Thomson ’03

Mrs. Eileen M. Ward Christian, Esq. ’79 & Mr. Jefrey P. Christian

Dr. Claire A. Coggins ’87 & Dr. Daniel Leung The Cooper Family - Nancy, Alan*, Andrew ’04 & Justin ’08 Mr. E. J. Dealy ’91 & Mrs. Heather L. Dealy Mrs. Christine C. Dougherty DeVries ’79 & Mr. Robert J. DeVries

The Manlove Family Dr. & Mrs. William J. Mannella, Jr. Hon. Megan Totino Martin ’87 & Mr. Scott Martin

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. McBride

Mr. Kevin C. Donovan ’77 & Mrs. Martha N. Donovan

Mr. Robert S. McDonald ’64 & Mrs. Lori McDonald

Mrs. Anne Filliben Dougherty ’84 & Mr. Thomas M. Dougherty

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. McFadden

Mrs. Kathleen M. Bowers Ventresca ’87 & Mr. Vince Ventresca Williams Humphreys & Company

In memory of Daniel J. Algeo ’63 Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Rossi

Mr. Brian M. McGlinchey ’87 & Mrs. Megan McGlinchey

In honor of John Anderson ’50

Mr. Patrick J. McHugh, Jr. ’87

The Honorable Joseph G. DiPinto ’50 & Mrs. Patricia M. DiPinto

Dr. & Mrs. William J. Doyle

Mr. & Mrs. James McLaughlin

Mr. Kenneth D. Falkenstein ’84 & Mrs. Lori A. Lopresti Falkenstein ’84

Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Mr. Francis J. Filliben ’46 & Mrs. Joan M. Filliben

Ms. Deborah McHugh Truscello ’81

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. McAlonan

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dolan

Mr. B. Christopher Dougherty, Ph.D. ’85 & Mrs. Joanne Dougherty

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Truscello

Mr. Robert D. Mears, III ’86 & Mrs. Katherine A. Mears

In memory of William T. Anderson ’49 Mr. John M. Anderson ’50

Mrs. Sandra E. Jones Memmo ’80 & *Deceased 68

In memory of Terry Baer ’66 Mr. Mark M. Dobson ’66 & Mrs. Kathryn B. Dobson

Mrs. Mary Ann E. O’Brien Slowik ’79 & Mr. Jeffrey J. Slowik Mrs. Carol R. Reardon Thomson ’79 & Mr. Andrew S. Thomson

In memory of Carol L. Carroll Dr. Mark F. Carroll ’77 & Mrs. Christine M. Stephenson

In memory of David Beard

Mrs. Frances McHugh Tuinistra ’82 & Mr. Carl Tuinistra

In memory of John J. Carroll

Ms. Sally Beard

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Walsh, Jr., Esq.

Mr. Sean C. Carroll ’94 & Mrs. Tanya Carroll

Mrs. Victoria Yatzus

In memory of Elizabeth Beck Dr. Damian M. Andrisani ’91 & Mrs. Jennifer M. Andrisani

In memory of Asun Berna-Onstott ’79 Ms. Karen D. Fedena Hanson ’79

Mr. Thomas M. O’Malley ’81 & Mrs. Wendy L. O’Malley

In memory of Joseph R. "Beau" Biden, III ’87

In honor of Gene ’95 & Erik ’99 Cichanowksy

The Golden Family

Mr. Gene & Mrs. Mary Cichanowsky

In memory of Jerome Broussard

In honor of the Class of 1949

Mrs. Claudette Broussard

Mr. John T. McKenna ’49

In honor of Frances Buckley

In honor of the Class of 1965

Ms. Rebecca F. Buckley ’04

Mr. Domenic S. Grillo ’65

Dr. Clifford L. Anzilotti ’59 & Mrs. Sandra P. Anzilotti Mr. Frank J. Behm ’74 & Mrs. Andrea M. Behm Mr. B. Christopher Dougherty, Ph.D. ’85 & Mrs. Joanne Dougherty Mr. Christopher A. Emmi, Esq. ’82 & Mrs. Donna M. Emmi, Esq. Mr. Anthony G. Flynn, Esq. ’69 & Mrs. Catherine C. Flynn

In memory of Fred Casino ’81

Dr. John V. Flynn, Jr. ’60 & Mrs. Mary Lou Flynn Mr. & Mrs. John S. Gerard Mr. William F. Githens ’64 & Mrs. Marie Pat Githens

Prof. Jack Loughney ’65 & Prof. Amy Oliver

Mrs. Susan M. Palena Godwin ’82 Mr. Thomas C. Grimm, Esq. ’73 & Mrs. Janet Grimm Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Hertrich Mr. Anthony A. Latini, Jr. ’82 & Mrs. Eileen O. Latini Mr. Kevin McGuinness ’82 & Mrs. Victoria C. McGuinness

In memory of John E. Carney, Sr. Ms. Dolores Carlone Mrs. Vinny S. Carney Ms. Hilda DiCarlo

Mr. Gerald E. Carpenter ’66 & Mrs. Margaret A. Carpenter

The Eskin Family Ms. Jean Flara

Mrs. Susan Mingey Padien ’84 & Mr. Paul P. Padien

The Glenn Family

Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Penza, Jr.

Mrs. Nancy L. Ladio Hollenbeck ’80 & Mr. Kevin Hollenbeck

Mrs. Elaine C. Fry Reilly ’83 & Mr. Michael F. Reilly

Mr. B. Drew Lewing ’84 & Mrs. Sophie F. Lewing

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields ’60

In memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1966

In honor of the Class of 2014 Ms. Anna L. D’Eramo ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ricci Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Sileo Mr. Scott & Mrs. Kindra Williams & Family 69

Honor/Memorial Gifts In honor of the Class of 2016

Mrs. Marion C. Feil

In memory of James G. Copeland ’50

Mr. Christopher Boehm

Mrs. Rosemary C. Flamman

Mr. John M. Anderson ’50

Ms. Mary Goodrick

The Honorable Joseph G. DiPinto ’50 & Mrs. Patricia M. DiPinto

In memory of Paul Clemens Mr. Stephen M. Conroy ’77 & Mrs. Deborah A. Conroy

In memory of David Coates, Jr. ’84 Mrs. Isabelle E. Coates

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Henry, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Hogue Ms. Kimberly A. Kuryea ’85

In memory of John J. Crescenti, Sr.

Mrs. Sandra E. Jones Memmo ’80 & Mr. Frank D. Memmo, Jr.

Mrs. Dolores Crescenti

Mr. John J. Mulhern, IV ’00 Mrs. Diane C. Lutz Olszak ’87 & Mr. Joseph P. Olszak

In memory of Nicholas Cofrancesco ’67

Dr. Somasunderam & Dr. Rajeswary Padmalingam

Ms. Kay Cofrancesco

Mr. & Mrs. James Parks

In memory of Michael P. Curcio ’06 Mr. Domenic J. Bonanni ’75 & Mrs. Regina V. Bonanni Mr. Douglas Canfield & Ms. Mary Ann Matuszewski

Mr. R. Christopher Rappucci ’91 & Ms. Maria A. Cole ’94

Mr. & Mrs. Peter V. Curcio

Mrs. Rosalie A. Sheets Mr. Brian P. Trainer ’93

Mr. Mark J. DiNardo ’79 & Mrs. Michele B. DiNardo

Mrs. Susan Ursomarso

Ms. Margaret A. Fetters

Anonymous

Mr. Justin A. Warner ’89 & Ms. Courtney Birch

IHM Golf League

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Blahusch

Mr. Clarence O. Williams ’76 & Mrs. Thelma Williams

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Manetti

In memory of Rev. Michael T. Collins, O.Praem. ’68 Mr. Nathan J. Andrisani, Esq. ’88 & Mrs. Allyson E. Miller Andrisani ’88

Mr. & Mrs. William B. Boundy, Jr.

Mr. William "Trip" Day ’09

Dr. Denis & Mrs. Karen Rogers The Sweeney Family

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Bussiere Mr. & Mrs. Frederick T. Casino

In memory of Arthur Connolly, Jr. ’55

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Cirillo, III

Mrs. Joan Connolly

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. Deeble, Jr.

In memory of Allison DeMaio Mr. & Mrs. John J. DeMaio

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. DiFerdinando

In memory of Ronald G. Connolly, M.D. ’57

Mr. Bruce DiNardo ’82 & Mrs. Amy C. DiNardo

The G. L. Connolly Foundation

In honor of Ryan ’07, Meghan ’09, & Connor ’16 Dennewitz

In memory of Joyce S. Coogan

Mr. & Mrs. Tracey S. Dennewitz

Ms. Christine M. DiPrinzio ’05 Ms. Laura E. DiPrinzio ’07 Mr. Marco A. DiPrinzio ’10 Mr. Michael L. DiSabatino ’99 & Mrs. Catherine E. Dodds DiSabatino ’99 Mr. William A. Dunphy ’69 & Mrs. Sharon Dunphy Mr. Thomas Fortune Fay, Esq. ’57 & Mrs. Patricia G. Fay

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Dr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Coogan

In memory of Kevin Dieter ’75 In memory of Alan Cooper Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

Mr. Paul L. Casey ’75 & Mrs. Kathryn T. Casey

In memory of Rev. Justin E. Diny

In memory of John F. Gajda

In memory of Louise Homza

Mr. John T. McKenna ’49

Mrs. Ildiko Gajda

Dr. Alexandra C. Sowa ’01 & Mr. Peter McPartland, Jr.

In honor of Dylan Dramis ’16

In memory of Frank L. Garey

Mr. Anthony Mihaich

Anonymous

In memory of Charles, Catherine, & Frank Huisking Huisking Foundation, Inc.

In memory of Maggie Dugan

In memory of Joan Gremminger Gatti ’81

Mr. Stephen E. Della Noce ’04

Mr. Daniel Gatti Mrs. Dolores Gremminger

In memory of Pete Fagan ’50 The Honorable Joseph G. DiPinto ’50 & Mrs. Patricia M. DiPinto

In memory of William E. Fennimore, Jr. Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

In honor of Kevin H. Ferguson ’68

Mr. Gary Gremminger

Mrs. Jean Hanavan Kelly ’83

In memory of Alfred J. "Buddy" Hurlock, IV ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. Hurlock, III

In honor of Alec ’16, Kyra ’18, & Nina ’18 Giakas Mr. & Mrs. James Kline

In honor of Frank Gleason ’50 The Honorable Joseph G. DiPinto ’50 & Mrs. Patricia M. DiPinto

In memory of Andrew T. Hutson ’49 Mrs. Kitty Hutson

In memory of Edmond S. & C. Jean Ianni Mr. Edmond M. Ianni, Esq. ’75 & Mrs. Ann Marie J. Ianni

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Knox

In memory of Mary Silcox Gleason In memory of Vincent J. Filliben ’47

Mr. Francis E. Gleason ’50

Mr. Paul Blau Mr. Donald T. Coughlin ’58 & Mrs. Pat Coughlin

In memory of Rosemary Haines

Mrs. Anne Filliben Dougherty ’84 & Mr. Thomas M. Dougherty

Ms. Cabray L. Haines ’96

Capt. Dennis M. Doyle ’62 & Mrs. Christie P. Doyle Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kopko

In honor of John Imburgia ’50 The Honorable Joseph G. DiPinto ’50 & Mrs. Patricia M. DiPinto

In memory of John H. Kennedy, III ’98 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Kennedy, Jr.

In memory of Jude Lynne Hansel Lt. James M. Hansel ’77 & Dr. Sandra B. Hansel

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Papa, Jr.

In memory of Hugh Fitzgerald

In memory of Matthew J. Hicks, Jr. ’55 Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hicks

Mr. James T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’76

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Honor/Memorial Gifts In memory of Virginia Kirkwood

In memory of John R. Longobardi ’51

In memory of Christopher Peter Monaco

Dr. & Mrs. Phillip S. Allender

Mrs. Jacquelyn Longobardi Becker ’83

Mr. Michael J. Monaco ’61

In memory of Daniel J. Lynch ’74

In memory of Henry Mugel ’55

Mr. James F. Lynch ’78 & Mrs. Maria R. Lynch

The Honorable B. Paul Cotter, Jr. ’55 & Mrs. Mary A. Cotter

Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Anne Buckley Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Ceballos Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Diggins Mr. Richard Fox Mr. Robert L. Kirkwood Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Walsh, Jr., Esq.

In memory of Albert J. Mancuso Mrs. Janice H. Mancuso

In honor of Annabelle Murray ’19 Mr. & Mrs. James Murray

In memory of Genevieve Klein Mr. Frank J. Behm ’74 & Mrs. Andrea M. Behm

In memory of Stanley R. ’72 & Genevieve Klein Mrs. Mary F. Klein

In honor of Dr. Michael Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane Marinelli Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir, CFRE & Dr. Carl E. Weir, Jr.

In honor of Americo & Catherine Natello Dr. Gregory W. Natello ’72

In memory of John O’Meara In memory of Pasquale Marinelli ’91

Ms. Denise M. O’Meara & Mr. Howard Williams

Mr. Marc J. Albero ’91 & Mrs. Stephanie Albero

In honor of Abby ’17 & Jacob ’17 Kraus

Mr. Eugene & Mrs. Karen Marinelli

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kraus

In memory of Robert H. Markel In honor of Mary Pat Kowka

In memory of Donald F. Olsen ’64 In memory of William V. McGlinchey

In memory of Dorothy E. Langeland

Mrs. Joan P. Hare

Mr. Norman Langeland

Mr. Justin & Mrs. Susan Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barnard Mrs. Elizabeth Green

In memory of the Londergan Family Mr. Michael E. Pembroke ’71 & Mrs. Marcia S. Pembroke

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Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

Mr. Robert T. Markel, Ph.D ’61

Dr. & Mrs. Eric Oliet

In memory of Carolyn Handy Letts

In memory of Rosaline M. Oliver

In honor of Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir, CFRE & Dr. Carl E. Weir, Jr. Mr. Raymond F. Donovan ’79 & Mrs. Janice Donovan

Mrs. Lois B. Olsen

In memory of Patricia Pembroke Mr. Lawrence J. Connell, Esq. ’71 & Mrs. Patricia K. Connell

In memory of Anthony Pileggi ’42 Ms. Francesca M. Pileggi ’06

In memory of Chuck Porter ’66

In honor of Brad Thomas

Ms. Deborah Kelly

Mr. Mark M. Dobson ’66 & Mrs. Kathryn B. Dobson

Mr. Bob & Mrs. Pam Thomas

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Kerns

In memory of Richard "Dick" Prince ’58

The Kogler Family

In memory of Paige Tibbetts ’04

Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

Ms. Rebecca F. Buckley ’04

Dr. & Mrs. Guy Nardella, Jr.

Mr. Donald T. Coughlin ’58 & Mrs. Pat Coughlin

In memory of Bettina Pruckmayr ’87

Ms. Christine Proffitt

In memory of John Tosi, Sr. & Theresa Tosi

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ricci

Mr. Anthony M. Tosi ’63 & Mrs. Elizabeth Tosi

Ms. Louise Rosa

Ms. Leona M. Fisher Mr. Patrick J. McHugh, Jr. ’87 The Pruckmayr Family

Dr. & Mrs. Charles A. Sanbe

In memory of John, Theresa & Stephen Tosi Mr. John J. Tosi, Jr. ’66 & Mrs. Patrice P. Tosi

In honor of Amy Rosenberg ’08 Mr. & Mrs. David F. Rosenberg

Mr. & Mrs. Dante G. Scattolini, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. William Smith Ms. Rita Valle Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Vickers Dr. & Mrs. Henry Weiner

In honor of Anthony M. Truscello, Sr.

Mrs. Joan P. Whitney

Ms. Deborah McHugh Truscello ’81

In memory of Armelindo Saienni Mr. & Mrs. David F. Rosenberg

In memory of Concelia R. Vasile Anonymous

In memory of Mary L. Voell Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

In memory of Gary Scattolini ’72

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Atene

Mr. Richard J. O’Hara ’72 & Mrs. Jane E. O’Hara

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Behm

In memory of George Wensel ’75

Mr. Frank J. Behm ’74 & Mrs. Andrea M. Behm

Mr. Paul L. Casey ’75 & Mrs. Kathryn T. Casey

In honor of Hilda & James Stockman

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Brown

Dr. James A. Stockman, III ’61 & Mrs. Lee Stockman

Dr. George T. J. Cunningham ’55 & Mrs. Patricia K. Cunningham

In honor of Jessica Yuschak ’16

Delaware State Osteopathic Medical Society

Mr. & Mrs. James B. Holladay

In memory of Tom & Leona Strack Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Agnew

Dr. & Mrs. Raymond A. DiPretoro, Jr. Ms. Marlene, Ms. Barbara & Mr. Albert Fierro Ms. Janet Geib

In memory of Nancy Heald Zawicki Mr. James L. Zawicki

Mr. Bob & Mrs. Cindy Groux

In memory of Isolde Takats

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Haverly

Mr. Andrew G. Takats ’77 & Mrs. Deborah Takats

Mr. Raymond Hazel Mr. Raymond P. Jatres ’73 & Mrs. Carol Jatres Mrs. Stephanie Sanbe Kasuboski ’81 & Dr. Larry Kasuboski

In memory of Stanley A. Zdun, Sr. & Joseph Zdun Cmdr. Stanley A. Zdun, Jr. ’72 & Mrs. Debra M. Zdun

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In Memoriam Mr. Joseph M. Sullivan July 28, 2015

Mrs. Concelia R. Vasile March 15, 2016

Father of Margaret Sullivan Rogowski ’79,

Mother of Anthony ’74 and

married to Christopher J. Rogowski ’79

Robert ’75 Vasile and paternal grandmother of Gabriella ’09

Mr. Thomas G. Garvey, Jr. ’59 November 10, 2015 Mr. John R. Smith ’64 December 18, 2015 Mr. James F. Logan ’52 February 15, 2016 Mrs. Kathryn R. Rosini February 23, 2016

and Anthony ’11 Vasile Mrs. Nancy R. Dowrick March 16, 2016

Mrs. Ralpheline M. Ruggeri April 17, 2016 Karen McLaughlin Hale ’86 and John S. McLaughlin ’91

Mother of John ’74 and James ’77 Dowrick Mr. David L. D’Allura ’76 March 19, 2016 Brother of John ’72 and

Kathy Rosini Ferro ’95, and

Francis ’74 D’Allura

Angela Rosini ’00

Father of Richard B. Slatcher ’91

Father of Brian J.Del Collo ’09

Maternal grandmother of

Mother of Maria Rosini Gunther ’92,

Mr. Edward G. Slatcher February 24, 2016

Mr. John N. Del Collo April 16, 2016

Ms. Paige S. Tibbetts ’04 March 22, 2016 Sister of William Tibbetts

Mr. Joseph M. McGivney April 25, 2016 Paternal grandfather of Brendan ’07 and Brigid ’09 McGivney Mrs. Helen D. Jezyk May 1, 2016 Paternal grandmother of Jonathan Jezyk of the Guidance Department

(Archmere 2003-2005) Mr. Edward Korab

Mrs. Patricia Pembroke March 6, 2016 Mother of Michael Pembroke ’71 and paternal grandmother of Matthew Pembroke ’04

Mr. Luigi T. Cucco ’54 February 25, 2016 Mr. Lawrence M. Habgood, Jr. March 1, 2016 Paternal grandfather of Cecilia Habgood ’18

Dr. Joseph L. Abbott March 10, 2016 Father of Andrew ’79, William ’80, and the late Joseph ’72 Abbott

Mrs. Rose Long March 8, 2016

Anthony D’Amato ’00

Mr. Stephen J. Leighton ’70 March 27, 2016 Mrs. Marie E. Janton March 31, 2016 Mother of Francis J. ’74 and Stephen R. ’77 Janton

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Jacqueline ’02 Korab Mr. Edwin M. Stephenson May 8, 2016 and Elise M. ’00 (married to Thomas Laskas ’00)

Paternal grandmother of John ’98,

Mrs. Carolyn L. Marchione Paternal grandmother of

Father of Lisa ’99 and

Paternal grandfather of R. Scott ’97

Robert ’01 and Max ’06 Long March 14, 2016

May 5, 2016

Mrs. Evelyn M. Pietrobono May 9, 2016 Mother of John ’78, Michael ’82, and Lisa ’87 and a cook at Archmere 1976-1978 and 1983-1985.

Mr. William Hunsinger May 10, 2016

Mrs. Mary Frances Taylor June 14, 2016

Mrs. Kathleen Reilly July 24, 2016

Paternal grandfather of

Mother of Dan Lutz of Archmere’s

Maternal grandmother of Kieran '09

Elijah Hunsinger ’17

Maintenance Department

and Katie '13 Taggart

Mr. Francis G. Pileggi May 17, 2016

Dr. Leon M. Mielcarek, Jr. ’54 June 17, 2016

Mr. Harry F. Wujcik July 25, 2016

Father of Dominic ’75, John ’77,

Father of Laura Mielcarek DeRose ’93

Paternal grandfather of Laura ’05, Sarah

Francis ’78, Joseph ’81, and Anthony ’87,

and Lacey Mielcarek ’00

’07, and Alexandra ’10 Wujcik

and the paternal grandfather of John Luke Pileggi ’16

Mrs. Cecilia Szimkunas June 22, 2016

Mr. Robert H. Sweeney April 11, 2016

June 4, 2016 Father of Pam ’79, John, ’81, and

and Thomas ’20 Carney; he is the brother of the late Thomas Carney ’36;

Michele Szimkunas McCarthy ’79

Michael '06 Curcio

Mrs. Ruth W. Reichert June 25, 2016

and Joseph ’81 Carney and Guy ’85 and Angela ’87 Sileo Mr. Bernard J. McKenna June 7, 2016 Father of Timothy I. McKenna ’74

Paternal grandfather of Connor Reardon ’12

August 4, 2016 Paternal grandfather of Amelia

Michael C. Reichert ’02

Tabeling '03

Mrs. Catherine K. Sahm July 1, 2016 Mother of Dr. Katherine A. Sahm ’90

Mr. William P. Lloyd ’73 August 7, 2016 Father of Stephen W. Lloyd '07 Mrs. Mary Ann Seefeldt

Mrs. Marguerite M. Vitale July 10, 2016

August 9, 2016 Maternal grandmother of Michael '03

Mother of Claire Vitale Bunn ’95

and Ryan '04 Dieter, and mother-in-law

and Michael J. Vitale ’98

of the late Kevin Dieter '75

Mr. James Massimo July 16, 2016 Father of Anthony Massimo ’77

Mr. Joseph J. Reardon, Sr. June 10, 2016

Mr. Raymond W. Tabeling

Paternal grandmother of

uncle of Thomas ’64, James ’65, Michael ’67, Robert ’74, Anthony ’75,

Maternal grandmother of Christopher '14 and the late

Kevin ’84 Carney; paternal grandfather of Megan ’12, Colleen ’15, John ’17,

August 3, 2016

Mother of

Father of C. Leslie Sweeney, II ’85 Mr. John E. Carney

Mrs. Patricia A. Palandrani

Mr. Walter P. Stroud ’62 August 12, 2016

(married to Mary Elizabeth Patrone ’78) Mrs. Virginia M. Fogerty July 22, 2016 Mother of Kevin T. Fogerty ’71

Mr. Robert A. Naughton ’92 June 13, 2016

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