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The Xaverian Navigator is a publication of Xaverian, a Xaverian Brothers sponsored school established in 1957.

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President Mr. Robert B. Alesi ’78 Principal Deacon Kevin J. McCormack Director of Advancement Mr. Vincent P. Torti Assistant Director of Advancement Mrs. Eileen Long Chelales Director of Admissions Mr. Mark Spelman ’92 Director of Communications Mrs. Erin A. Cicalese Database Manager and Gift Processor Ms. Brittany Smith Advancement Consultant Mr. Sigfried Heiles ’64, P’04 Advancement Assistant for Special Events Ms. Marie Lane P’84, ’92 Graphic Design Mrs. Elizabeth di Guglielmo

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A Message from the President Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends, As our school community heads into the 2013-2014 academic year, it does so buoyed by the tremendous gifts of time, talent, and treasure from our ever supportive extended family. As you will read in the Annual Report at the end of this publication, last year’s Clipper Fund not only surpassed budgeted fiscal goals, but also attracted a record number of donors and volunteers. The continued growth in philanthropic support will be critical if we are to realize the ambitious academic, extra-curricular, and physical enhancements to our school over the coming years. The support this past year, however, was never more valued and representative of what the Xaverian family is about than it was after Superstorm Sandy devastated our community. As a result of the generosity of alumni and friends, we were able to provide an additional $250,000 in tuition assistance and support to many of our families affected by the storm. I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of the Clipper Fund.

This year, your support has enabled us to accomplish impressive goals set forth by the Strategic Plan which was approved by our Board of Trustees. We have committed to moving forward with several initial projects which will improve the infrastructure of our physical plant, ensuring that a solid foundation has been laid during the initial phase of the Strategic Plan. I am excited to announce that renovations are currently underway in the auditorium to upgrade the electrical systems as we install new lighting and audio-visual systems in support of our Music and Theater Programs. The Fine Arts Program will expand into a previously unused area on the third floor, offering much-needed additional creative space for the budding artistic talents being nurtured at 7100 Shore Road. In support of our commitment to the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Program, the former Tech Lab is being redesigned into our new STEM Lab to accommodate thousands of dollars’ worth of cutting-edge equipment, ensuring that Xaverian students are poised to become extraordinary leaders of tomorrow. As part of ongoing beautification efforts, new trees have been planted on campus.

Additional facilities improvements, curriculum enhancements, and growth of the endowment are all reflected in the six phase strategic plan. Some highlights include: • •

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A new school entrance A dedicated wing for the Genesis middle school, which in turn creates additional classroom space for the high school State of the art science labs A new school chapel The next phase of auditorium enhancements supporting Music and Performing Arts A dedicated wing for an expanded Visual Arts program

The opportunities for Xaverian’s growth are endless, but only if we have the help of those who are inspired by the school’s past and committed to its future. Thank you for all that you do to ensure the success of our students, the continuation of our mission, and the promise of our future.

Peace,

Robert B. Alesi ’78 President Xaverian, Fall 2013 1

Spirit of Xaverian Gala 2013 On Wednesday, May 1st, Xaverian hosted its annual Spirit of Xaverian Gala at the El Caribe Country Club in Mill Basin. The event, which honored Chris Mullin ’81, Frank Desiderio, Esq. ’65, Henry M. Spinelli, M.D. ’74, and Nick Vendikos, G’14, KHS ’87, drew over 500 attendees.

The evening’s events were made special by the presence of student volunteers throughout the program.

Guests were greeted by the Music at Xaverian String Quartet and enjoyed music by the Jazz Band throughout the cocktail hour. The dinner portion of the evening was kicked off by an appearance by the Pipe and Drum Corps and an a cappella rendition of the National Anthem sung

by Charlotte Albunio, Genesis 8th grader.

Paraskevi Paloumbis, Genesis 8th grader, Patrick Coen ’14, and Joseph Principato ’14 were part of the presentation of the Vision for the Future of Xaverian, which included brief thoughts regarding the limitless possibilities for Xaverian with the introduction of STEM (Science, Technology, Education, and Mathematics) curriculum, as well as strategic renovations throughout the campus which would create a new wing for the Middle School and nurture the growth of the arts.

Tom Minchin ‘65, Frank Desiderio ‘65, and Ralph Torrillo ‘65

Chris Mullin ‘81 with members of Xaverian’s Pipe and Drum Corps

Joseph Principato ‘14, Paraskevi Paloumbis G’13, and Patrick Coen ‘14 present the Vision for the Future of Xaverian

Nick Vendikos ‘87 (right) poses with wife, Ismini, and children, Katerina G’14 and Nicholas G’14

President Robert Alesi ‘78 and Dr. Henry Spinelli ‘74

Terence Mullin ‘88 poses with Sr. Mary Terence Mullin, RSM (left) and Sr. Mary Mercedes Somma, RSM (right)

Dcn. Bryan Amore ‘80 with wife, Lisa, and Fr. Robert Mucci, J.C.L. ‘75

Martin and Kathleen Cottingham G’15

Gerard Shepherd ‘82, Peter Cannizzo ‘82, Roger McCready ‘82, Jimmy Howard ‘82, P’15, Chris Mullin ‘81, and (seated) Michael O’Reilly ‘82

Board of Trustees member James Lynn ‘79 with his mother.

Spirit of Xaverian Gala attendees pose with honorees Nick Vendikos ‘87 and Chris Mullin ‘81

Fredo Dinten P’14 and Carl Gambino ‘80

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What if…

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Xaverian has offered its students a world-class education since 1957. As the world around us rapidly changes, so, too, must our curriculum, co-curricular offerings, and facilities. We are blessed to have a sound foundation on which to build to help ensure that the graduates of 2061 enjoy the same success and happiness that the first graduating class of 1961 did.

As we plan for the future, we realize the importance of building from our past. Some things at Xaverian will always remain the same – a devotion to developing the minds and hearts of our students, a commitment to giving back to our community, and a dedication to preparing students to thrive in a collegiate environment. As life at Xaverian evolves, we are proud to be able to point to the success of our recent dynamic educational approaches, such as the adapting of the 1:1 learning environment using the iPad, the introduction of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) curriculum through a collaboration with Project Lead the Way, and the introduction of engineering, construction, and architectural specialties with the ACE Mentoring Program.

The approval of a Strategic Plan in 2012 by the Board of Trustees ensures that the many “What ifs…” which have motivated our evolution become realities in the years to come. Some highlights from the plan include: a new school entrance; a dedicated wing for the middle school (which in turn creates additional classroom space for the high school); cutting-edge science labs; a new third floor art wing; a new school chapel; new and enhanced athletic facilities, as well as a state of the art auditorium, which is already under construction.

You are part of it all… you ensure the success of our students, the continuation of our mission, and the promise of our future.

XAVERIAN Education rooted in tradition and inspired by innovation.

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The Vision for the Future‌ New STEM Wing New Middle School Wing New Chapel

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A d va nc i ng t h e M i s sion The 2013-2014 school year brings exciting new changes to Xaverian’s Development Office, which will now officially be coined the Office of Advancement. The mission of the Advancement Office is to provide for the future of Xaverian and perpetuate the legacy of the Xaverian Brothers’ educational mission by raising revenue to support those goals.

After three successful years serving as Director of Development, Corinne King has relocated with her family. Although she will miss Xaverian dearly, she vows to remain a part of the community, stating, “Once a Clipper, always a Clipper.”

After making great strides in increasing development revenue and participation rates, Corinne passes the torch to two highly skilled fundraising professionals. Mr. Vincent Torti, who has rejoined Xaverian as Director of Advancement, most recently served as Director of Advancement for Portledge School. Prior to that, Vin had handled fundraising for a multitude of non-profit organizations, including The Church of Saint Dominic, St. Vincent’s Hospital, Duke HomeCare & Hospice, Good Samaritan Hospital, Winthrop-University Hospital, and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Earlier in his career, Vin spent nearly a decade serving in various roles at Xaverian, including faculty member, track coach, Director of Admissions and Public Relations, and Director of Development. Vin holds a Master of Arts in Theology from the Seminary of the Immaculate Conception and a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Cathedral College.

Mrs. Eileen Long Chelales, who joins Xaverian as Assistant Director of Advancement, most recently served as Director of Development at Bishop Ford Central Catholic High School. Eileen’s impressive career spans nearly two decades and includes high ranking government positions, such as an appointment by President George W. Bush to Regional Administrator of the United States General Services Administration, Commissioner-Member of NY State Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, and Deputy Secretary of the Office of the NY State Governor. Eileen holds a Bachelors of Arts in History and an Honorary Doctorate in Civil Law, both from St. Francis College. Especially proud of Eileen’s new position at Xaverian are her brothers, Christopher Long ’93 and Francis Long ’96, brotherin-law Christopher Chelales ’84, and nephew, Brian Long ’12.

A strategic piece of advancing the mission of Xaverian is promoting good will with local elementary schools and maintaining a robust enrollment. With the recent departure of Mr. Gerard Buckley ’96, who served as Director of Admissions for three years and recently accepted an Assistant Principal position closer to his home in Queens, Xaverian is proud to announce the promotion of Mr. Mark Spelman ’92 to Director of Admissions. Mark, who has served as a faculty member and key assistant in Xaverian’s administration for the past 13 years, looks forward to promoting the unique benefits of a Xaverian education to academically talented students throughout Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. Mark states, “My time as a student at 7100 Shore Road was nothing short of priceless. There is nothing that could make me happier than to spend my days introducing others to the unrivaled educational experience that Xaverian has been providing for over 55 years.” Mark holds a Liberal Arts degree from Excelsior College and a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Fordham University.

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A Message from the Principal As I sit to write this letter, I can’t help but wonder who coined the term “lazy days of summer.” Surely, he or she never spent time at 7100 Shore Road in the months of July and August! The campus is alive with energy as faculty, staff, administration, and the facilities team work tirelessly to ensure that the 2013-2014 school year will be one of Xaverian’s best.

We are thrilled to announce that we have partnered with Project Lead the Way (PLTW) as a means to enhance our newly implemented STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Program. Because of this collaboration, there will be unparalleled opportunities for intellectual growth for our students as they prepare for success in the global economy. Our faculty members have been traveling to PLTW conferences and taking advantage of a plethora of professional development opportunities with regard to STEM education. Additionally, our intrepid IT Department has been working tirelessly to revamp the Tech Lab to incorporate thousands of dollars’ worth of new equipment obtained through our partnership with PLTW. They have also been busy prepping a brand new batch of gleaming iPads for distribution to our student body, as well as outfiting various offices throughout the building with new computers and printers.

Recently we celebrated the graduation of 65 exceptional students from our XCEL (Xaverian’s Community of Emerging Leaders) Program. We have high hopes that these students, who are now entering 8th grade, will soon return to our hallowed halls as Clippers. Our Summer Sports Program saw record participation rates this summer, attracting boys and girls grades 1 - 8 for weeklong sessions of basketball, soccer, wrestling, baseball, and lacrosse. Also, for the fifth year in a row, Xaverian and the surrounding Bay Ridge community served as home for over 80 international students from Italy, Spain, and Russia. The visiting students attended classes at Xaverian each morning, saw the sights of New York City in the afternoon, and spent evenings with their host families. Xaverian’s summer activities even extended all the way down to Nazareth Farm in West Virginia, where Peter Cardona ’14, Brendan Woods ’14, and Kenny Coraci ’14, along with Faculty Members Sal Tinervia ’97 and James Schreiner ’04, traveled to take part in an Appalachian service retreat project.

So, my friends, I ask you: if these are the “lazy days of summer,” just how much will our community be able to accomplish during the 2013-2014 academic year? With God’s ever-guiding love and presence, the possibilities are endless!

Sincerely,

Deacon Kevin J. McCormack, Principal

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Xaverian’s 53rd Commencement On Saturday, June 1st, 239 seniors and their families assembled at Brooklyn College’s Walt Whitman Auditorium for Xaverian’s 53rd Commencement Exercises. The Pipe and Drum Corp artfully handled the Call to Order, playing a celebratory medley. The graduates then processed proudly into the auditorium to a rousing rendition of Pomp and Circumstance provided by the members of Xaverian’s Symphonic, Concert and Select Bands. Following the processional of the graduates, Principal Dcn. Kevin McCormack offered a greeting and Rev. Robert Mucci, J.C.L. ’75 offered the invocation. The Senior Chorus Members of the Class of 2013 sang the National Anthem and Peter T. Acquafredda, Salutatorian Peter T. Acquafredda ‘13 presenting the Welcome Address the Class of 2013 Salutatorian, presented a touching Welcome Address. Peter reflected on how Xaverian has taught him to deal with both the distinct honor of being named valedictorian, while the hardships and triumphs of life. Peter also recounted Rev. Michael J.S. Bruno, S.T.L., ’03, who serves as how Xaverian’s Director of Alumni Relations Eddie Parochial Vicar of St. Luke’s Church in Whitestone, Mayrose ’79 once said to him, “To be a Xaverian man, served as Commencement Speaker. During his speech, you just need to ‘get it.’” In his speech, Peter said, “The Father Bruno said, “I believe you are the stuff saints are first few times you hear this, you have no idea what he’s made of, and your Xaverian education can guide you talking about. But the longer you are here [at Xaverian], towards realizing that true potential. You are called to the more you just ‘get it.’” be diligent college students, but one day as doctors and

Peter goes on to explain that being a Xaverian man lawyers, captains of finance and owners of businesses, as means stopping to help someone who needs a hand, even civil servants and educators, as clergymen or the other if you’re extremely busy. Peter told the crowd, “Xaverian walks of life you enter, you will be called upon to bring men have the mindset to not think about whether they your gifts and talents to bear. We need you to exemplify should do the right thing, but to just do it.” He also said the fruits of your faith and character in the world, and to that over the last four years together, the Class of 2013 be men of compassion and love leading us forward.” The truly became what Theodore Ryken, the founder of the farewell address and benediction were offered by Louis Xaverian Brothers, had described as, “A band of Brothers M. Garza ’13 and Rev. Michael Gribbon, respectively. who mutually help, encourage, and edify one another, and The celebration ended with the Pipe and Drum Corps who work together.” performing a marching medley.

Following Peter’s speech, the diplomas were

The Class of 2013 also gathered the evening before conferred to the graduates and President Robert Alesi graduation on Friday, May 31, at the Basilica of Our ’78 addressed the audience. Steven Swenson ’13 received Lady of Perpetual Help to celebrate the Baccalaureate

Grads from the Genesis Class of 2009 stand as proud members of Xaverian’s Class of 2013. from left to right: Paul Wallace, Christopher Hemway, Edward Columbo, Zachary Candelaria, Mark Rucci, Christopher Rucci, and Robert Rowley Members of the Class of 2013 relaxing after the graduation ceremony

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Fr. Michael Bruno, S.T.L ‘03 served as the Commencement Speaker

President Robert Alesi ‘78, Valedictorian Steven Swenson ‘13 with his uncle, Fr. Robert Mucci ‘75, Principal Dcn. Kevin McCormack

Mass. Highlights of the evening included a special video slideshow of the students that portrayed them over the past four years, a gorgeous Post Communion Meditation performed by a quartet of Zachary Sidqi ’13 on clarinet, Paul Travers ’13 on alto sax, Michael Jankowski ’14 on tenor sax, and Antonio Franciosa ’15 on baritone sax, and an inspirational speech presented by Richard Burke ’13.

Richard expressed heartfelt thanks to the teachers and administrators who helped shape him and his classmates

during their time at Xaverian, saying, “On behalf of the Class of 2013, I must extend my gratitude, our gratitude, to the teachers and administrators who poured their vocation into the Xaverian halls for our four years here. To you, we owe our accomplishments and it is to you that all of us here owe our commitment to excellence.”

Xaverian’s Class of 2013 was awarded scholarships totaling $22,753,200 and its members earned acceptance to a rich array of colleges and universities nationwide.

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The Future is Bright for Xaverian’s Middle School Graduates Xaverian’s middle school, Genesis, celebrated commencement exercises for the Class of 2013 on Saturday, June 8th. The ceremony featured an invocation by Elyssa Silverman G’13, a welcome from President Robert Alesi ’78, Valedictory by Charlotte Albunio G’13, Salutatory

by Samantha Fernandes G’13, and a Passing of Tradition Ceremony for the Student Council. Perhaps the most touching part of the day took place when students presented their parents with palanca letters expressing their deep gratitude and love. Principal Dcn. Kevin McCormack served as the Keynote Speaker and over 20 awards were given to deserving students.

There were 47 students in the Class of 2013 and as a whole, they earned over $1.5 million in scholarship awards. The graduates earned admissions to top high schools all over the city, including Xaverian, Marymount High School, Convent of the Sacred Heart, Regis High School, Staten Island Technical, and Brooklyn Tech.

Dean of Genesis Patricia McEvoy, said, “The young men and women of the Class of 2013 are remarkable representatives of the Genesis standard of excellence.

I am very proud of their many accomplishments and I know they have bright and rewarding futures.”

The Genesis Class of 2013 and their families also gathered on June 6th at The Basilica of Regina Pacis to celebrate a Graduation Mass.

The mass was followed by a special dinner at Gennaro’s Catering Hall in Dyker Heights.

Antoinette Marotto G’13 flashes a smile prior to receiving her diploma

Anne Russo G’13, David Orlando G’13, and Abigail Petrassi G’13 are all smiles after graduation

Conor McLaughlin G’13, Christopher Monti G’13, and Mary Freeze G’13 bringing up the gifts at the graduation mass

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Mock Trial Dazzles at St. John’s Law School The middle school Mock Trial Team traveled to St. John’s Law School on Saturday, May 18th to match wits and legal knowledge with Catholic middle schools from around the city. After months of preparation, the group displayed quick-thinking, masterful teamwork, and great enthusiasm for their roles.

from left to right: Brigid McEvoy G’15, Nicolette Karabaic G’15, Kathryn McGarty G’15, Julia Cloppse G’15, Robert Papandrea G’13, Megan Hourican G’15, Michael Vazquez G’14, and Daniel Scally G’15 pose with club moderator, Mr. Tom Snyder ‘06 (center back)

Nine Students Represent Xaverian at NY State History Day Competition in Cooperstown A total of 32 students from Xaverian’s Middle School competed at the New York City National History Day competition on March 10th. Students presented their year-long independent research project to a panel of historians and experts who evaluated how their topics interpreted an annual theme.

This year’s theme was Turning Points in History: People, Events, Ideas. Students chose one of five categories to display their work: historical papers, websites, documentaries, performances, or exhibit boards.

Nine projects won awards in their categories. Seven projects placed in the top two in their categories and the following students went on to represent New York City at the New York State competition, held in Cooperstown, NY, on April 29, 2013: Alienor Manteau G’14, Stefano Priante G’13, Samantha Fernandes G’13, Gabrielle Ayoub G’13, Gianna Dario G’13, Abigail Petrassi G’13, Anna Siewers G’13, Elizabeth Quinn G’13, and Susanna Weir G’13.

The following five students won in their categories and represented New York State at the National History Day competition in Maryland in June: Alienor Manteau G’14 (first place, Individual Exhibit), Stefano

Priante G’13 (first place, Individual Website), Samantha Fernandes G’13 (second place, Individual Website), Gabrielle Ayoub G’13 and Gianna Dario G’13 (second place, Group Performance).

Additional awards went to Stefano Priante G’13, who won the National Baseball Hall of Fame Award for his website, which focused on the signing of Jackie Robinson to the Brooklyn Dodgers, and Samantha Fernandes G’13, who won the New York State Historical Association Award for her website, which investigated the electrification of New York City.

Xaverian middle schoolers will undoubtedly continue to be successful in the History Day Competition, as they begin preparing in the 6th grade by taking part in a Mini-History Fair in May.

Faculty member Valerie Gilson, Stefano Priante G’13, Gianna Dario G’13, Samantha Fernandes G’13, Alienor Manteau G’14, Peter Tuffey G’13, Abigail Petrassi G’13, Susanna Weir G’13 and Anna Siewers G’13 Xaverian, Fall 2013 11

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Juniors and Seniors Participate in Urban Challenge Retreat in Camden, NJ Seven Xaverian students from the junior and senior classes traveled to Camden, NJ, to participate in the Romero Center’s Urban Challenge Program, a service-learning, immersion retreat experience, from January 31 to February 3.

Wiktor Rzeszutko ’14, Andrew Schillaci ’13, Justin Chung ’14, Kyle O’Halloran ’13, Jacob Loff ’14, Raj Patel ’13, and Massimo Ferrigno ’14, along with Director of Campus Ministry Mr. John Dormer and Religion Department Curriculum Specialist Mr. Brendan Moloney, stayed for three nights at the Romero Center. They participated in various service projects with young children, the elderly, and individuals infected with HIV/AIDS at the MLK Jr. Developmental Center, Abigail House, and St. Francis House. In addition to offering the ministry of presence to those in need, the group spent one day living on $3 per person in order to learn how the poorest residents in the State of New Jersey feed themselves and their families.

Below are some excerpts from reflections written by Xaverian students who took part in the retreat: Raj Patel ’13 One of the things that really impacted me was meeting an AIDS patient named Keith. He told us how he was “running the streets” of Camden before he found out he was HIVpositive. Once he was diagnosed, he felt it was a wake-up call from God to give up his dangerous lifestyle and 12 www.xaverian.org

From left to right: Wiktor Rzeszutko ’14, Andrew Schillaci ’13, Justin Chung ’14, Kyle O’Halloran ’13, Jacob Loff ’14, Raj Patel ’13, and Massimo Ferrigno ’14

settle down. It was amazing to hear how he used a negative situation to make a change for the better and became a positive member of the community. To me, one way of looking at the situation is that our experience in Camden is OUR wakeup call to become positive forces and help our neighbors in need.

Andrew Schillaci ’13 I’d say that the people of Camden did more for us than we did for them. The things I learned there will stay with me forever. Learning that even those students who graduate high school have only the educational level of an eighth grader was very disturbing. Seeing the kids’ faces at the Martin Luther King Child Care Center was upsetting, knowing that the odds were stacked against them. The retreat also made me ask myself, “Why do the residents of Camden have to choose between housing, food, and utilities?”

Kyle O’Halloran ’13 This retreat, in one of the poorest and most dangerous cities in the country, changed my outlook of society as a whole. After seeing the states that these fellow Americans live in, it saddens me to see those more fortunate waste their money or talent. During the trip, I experienced true human love as I made new friendships with the children at the Martin Luther King Child Development Center. These children are ages 2-6 and live in a really bad neighborhood. Many people would think that they would be tough or mean due to their environment, but as soon as they saw me and my fellow Xaverian brothers, they welcomed us with love and affection.

Jacob Loff ’14 One thing from the retreat I’ll never forget is surviving on $3 for a whole day. It was a challenging experience, but it really gave me some insight as to how most of the people in Camden live every day.

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Junior Earns Perfect Score on the SAT Junior Michael Darby has earned a perfect score of 2400 on the SAT. Darby, who was both shocked and excited after seeing his scores, is already thinking about his college applications this fall. “I plan on applying to Princeton, Brown, Columbia, and a few other universities. I’m really interested in math and science,” he said.

In addition to developing his impressive academic talents, Darby participates in co-curricular activities, including the Clipper Society, the Dramatics Society, Model U.N., Young Democrats Club, and the Student Coordinating Council. Darby’s father, Michael, is a proud graduate of the Class of 1964.

The perfect score of 2400 on the SAT puts Michael in the 99.98th percentile of students who have taken the exam. Out of the 1,664,479 students who took the SAT in 2012, only 360, or .022%, achieved the highest possible score. In an interview with the Staten Island Advance, Darby offered advice to fellow students, saying, “My advice is to study hard, work hard and prepare as best they can, but also to work hard in school. Scholastic achievement,” he added, “is just as important, if not more so, than the SAT, and to sacrifice academics for the sake of preparing for the test would be a grave misstep.”

Mock Trial Team Visits Supreme Court

By Kevin Savarese ‘14

In addition to providing students with a behind-the-scenes look at the Supreme Court in April, Judge Vincent Del Giudice ‘72, P’00 returned to campus last fall to offer a special legal presentation.

On Wednesday, April 17, 2013, members of Xaverian’s high school Mock Trial team accepted an invitation from Judge Vincent Del Giudice ’72 to attend a criminal trial in the Supreme Court of New York’s

Eastern District. The trial was underway when we arrived at 320 Jay Street, in downtown Brooklyn.

Already in their third day of trial, the attorneys immediately began offering substantial new evidence in the process of persuading the jury. The trial offered a unique twist on court proceedings. Rather than a single jury consisting of twelve people, there were two juries, each consisting of twenty people. The trial had two defendants with separate charges, and each received his own jury. Such a proceeding, Judge Del Giudice explained to us after, was to allow for a quicker, more cost-effective trial.

He did not allow any nonsense in his court, immediately striking down or sustaining objections without any chance for a plea from attorneys.

The case itself consisted of riveting material. Following hours of constant questioning and testimony, an extended recess was taken in which Judge Del Giudice introduced himself to our group. He explained the intricacies of the law to us, and gave us background information on

the case before allowing us to ask him questions. He permitted us access to the area behind the desk where a judge sits and even provided us with a tour of the holding cells directly adjacent to the courtroom. Our unique experience continued as he brought us to his own chambers, an office on the top floor of the tallest court building in the United States, featuring a captivating view of the surrounding areas.

Experiencing a courthouse and its internal proceedings firsthand allowed us to gain a rich understanding of the legal process.

Mock Trial team moderator Mr. Montalbano said, “It was a great experience for our team. Our knowledge of the court proceedings assisted our understanding of the events that we observed. The Mock Trial Team is most appreciative of the generosity of Judge Del Giudice, his concern for Xaverian students, and his pride in our school. It is testimony to the life-long regard that alums have for Xaverian.”

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H I G H Students ‘ACE’ Final Project for Architecture, Construction, and Engineering Mentor Program Xaverian students involved in the ACE (Architecture, Construction, and Engineering) Mentor Program were proud to show off the wellconstructed result of their final project: a model of a bridge which would connect Manhattan’s 86th Street to New Jersey’s North Bergen.

As part of this year-long program, students met weekly at different sites in the city to gain real-world knowledge about the

S C H O O L day-to-day operations in the design and construction industry, as well as the differences between the various fields of expertise within the architecture, construction, and design fields. The students spent valuable time with a construction manager, an engineer, and two interior architects.

Xaverian’s future engineers had nothing but praise for the program.

Robert Castronovo ’15 reflected on the program, saying, “It definitely gave me insight as to what I want to do as a career and gave me a better understanding of what architecture, construction and engineering professionals do in the field.”

Matthew Bramante ’14 said, “I pretty much knew that I wanted to be an engineer before starting the program, and this experience has only strengthened my desire to enter the field.”

20 Students Traveled to Belgium as Part of Exchange Program A total of 20 sophomores and juniors took part in Xaverian’s 8th Annual Belgium Exchange Program. As the first part of the exchange in October, Xaverian families hosted 20 students from the founding Xaverian Brothers’ school in Brugge, Belgium.

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The Belgian students were able to see many of New York City’s great attractions despite having to experience Superstorm Sandy first-hand.

In return, Xaverian students visited Belgium for nine days during February recess along with

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Front row (left to right): Matthew Bramante ‘14, Robert Helbock ‘15, Richard Perfetto ‘15 Middle row (left to right): Matthew Maldonado ‘14, Gregory Juliano ‘15, Robert Castronovo ‘15 Back row (left to right): Randy Antoun ‘15 and Pasquale Pucci ‘15

chaperones, Mr. Steven Giugliano ’07 and Mr. Michael Spence ’03.

Students were able to experience the Belgian culture living in host families’ homes while also visiting many of the historic sites in Brugge, Ghent, Iepers, and Brussels. The program also brought students to Paris, France for two days, which included visits to the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame, the Basilica of SacreCoeur, and more.

The 2012-2013 Belgium Exchange Program Participants were: Matthew Bramante ’14, Matthew Cappiello’14, Liam Collins ’15, Peter DiSalvo ’14, Carmine Feola ’14, John Freeze ’14, Andrew Gallagher ’15, Robert Kiernan ’15, Joseph Nugent ’14, Michael Pancetti ’15, Richard Perfetto ’15, George Pigott ’15, Brian Santanelli ’15, Cejay Simon ’14, Lindo Skoda ’15, Austin Sullivan ’15, Giorgio Tallegra ’14, Nicholas Urso ’14, Lorenzo Vaccaro ’14, and Gerard Weir ’14.

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Eight Students Hold the Esteemed Rank of Eagle Scout A total of eight Xaverian students are Eagle Scouts, the highest rank attainable in the Boy Scouting Program of the Boys Scouts of America. Requirements include earning at least 21 merit badges and demonstrating Scout Spirit through the Boy Scout Oath and Law, service, and leadership. This includes an extensive service project that the Scout plans, organizes, leads, and manages. Eagle Scouts are presented with a medal and a badge that visibly recognizes the accomplishments of the Scout.

The students who hold the rank of Eagle Scout are Anthony Mecca ’13, Peter Mosconi ’15, Robert Buzzard ’13, Raj Patel ’13, and Robert Rowley ’13, as well as (not pictured) Peter DiSalvo ’14, Matthew Cappiello ’14, and Peter Acquafredda ’13.

Please see below for a list of the service projects which each student undertook: Anthony Mecca ‘13 collected food to replenish the food pantry at his parish, Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church. He also collected toiletries and stuffed animals for a Franciscan hospital and orphanage in Honduras.

Five of Xaverian’s eight Eagle Scouts, from left to right: Anthony Mecca ‘13, Peter Mosconi ‘15, Robert Buzzard ‘13, Raj Patel ‘13, and Robert Rowley ‘13

Senior Earns Acceptance to US Naval Academy

Peter Mosconi ’15 renovated the food pantry of Elohime Community Development Corporation in Richmond Hill, Queens.

Robert Buzzard ’13 established a fruit and vegetable stand which sold produce grown at Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden to Staten Island residents.

Raj Patel ‘13 coordinated with fellow Scouts, Staten Island veterans, and Project Homefront to fold and package at least 911 pocket-sized American flags to send to troops serving abroad.

Robert Rowley ‘13 created a prayer garden and Stations of the Cross at Immaculate Heart of Mary in Kensington.

Peter DiSalvo ‘14 restored a Greenbelt Trail on Staten Island.

Matthew Cappiello ‘14 executed a beautification and restoration of the outdoor garden area at Lutheran Augustana Center, an extended care and rehabilitation facility.

Peter Acquafredda ‘13 cataloged artifacts for the Noble Maritime Collection at historic Snug Harbor Cultural Center.

Raj Patel ‘13 has earned acceptance into the United States Naval Academy. Pictured above is U.S. Navy Lt. Aaron Obrochta presenting Patel with an acceptance award at Senior Awards Night.

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Clippers Making Waves Robotics Celebrates Stellar Year of Competition The 2012-2013 school year was the most accomplished year in the Robotics team’s 13 year history. Mr. James Schriener ‘04, Moderator of the Robotics team, summed up the team’s successful year, saying, “We were privileged to display our robot at Maker Faire NYC in the fall at the NY Hall of Science along with hundreds of other exhibits on the cutting edge of what people can create.

With the help of the Genesis community, we repeated as Food Drive Champions and also became Shoe Drive Champions at an offseason scrimmage we attended in November. Community Board 10 once again partnered with us and Vanguard Environmental to host a community electronics recycling drive in our parking lot which collected three tons of electronics that would have been garbage otherwise. We built a robot called the Companion Cube and realized a long-term goal by successfully driving with a mecanum drive train. Our highest honor came at the NYC Regional at the Jacob Javits Center in March when we won the Industrial Safety Award sponsored by Underwriters Laboratory for

Timothy Galligan G’15,Teressa Martinelli G’14, and Olivia Franz G’14 pose with their trophy.

our team’s safety efforts during the school year and in the pit area at the competition that weekend. Looking ahead, we want to maintain the practices that earned us awards this year and add to our community service outreach.”

Congratulations to the Genesis FIRST Lego League and Xaverian FIRST Robotics Competition team members on their hard-earned success!

Students Participate in Service Trip to Nazareth Farm This past June, Peter Cardona ’14, Brendan Woods ’14, and Kenny Coraci ’14, along with Faculty Members Sal Tinervia ’97 and James Schreiner ’04, traveled to Nazareth Farm in West Virginia to take part in an Appalachian service retreat project. The trip was structured around the cornerstones of the farm’s mission - Community, Service, Simplicity and Prayer.

Xaverian students, along with nearly 40 others from NJ, Chicago and Indiana, worked on farm chores such as composting, fertilizing and preparing scratch-made food to feed the entire crew. They also worked on home improvement projects, such as roofing, building porches and wheelchair ramps, and painting, for the poor residents of the surrounding towns. The retreat emphasized unique ways in which prayer could be increased in the participants’ daily lives by including prayer time during hikes, every morning, every night, and before each meal and work project. By participating in all facets of this service retreat experience, the students learned that there are different kinds of giving, not the least of which is ministry of presence by simply making an effort to be with people and giving of yourself and your time.

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Peter Cardona ‘14, Faculty Member Sal Tinervia ‘97, Kenneth Coraci ‘14, Brendan Woods ‘14 and Faculty Member James Schreiner ‘04

Clippers Making Waves Pipe and Drum Corps

Dramatics Congratulations to Xaverian Dramatics, whose spring musical, The 25th Annual Putnam Country Spelling Bee, was met with rave reviews! Dan Fogler (pictured to the right, center), an actor who won a Tony Award for his performance in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, stopped by Xaverian to catch one of the performances.

The Xaverian Pipe and Drum Corps successfully marched through yet another busy St. Patrick’s Day parade season. The band marched in Eastchester, Staten Island, the Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade, and, of course, the big St. Patrick’s Day parade in New York City. Under the leadership of Mr. Thomas Grenham ’66, P’93,’95,‘96 the band performed in spectacular fashion at these parades, and several alumni have returned to play with the band.

Music at Xaverian (MAX)

Music at Xaverian (MAX) hit all the right notes at their many engagements during the 2012-2013 school year. Some highlights of their successful performances include: the Hoban Run, Ragamuffin Parade, Tunnel to Towers Run, Xaverian’s Open House, Shore Road Park Tree Lighting, Annual Christmas Concert, National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

Music at Xaverian (MAX) was also on-hand at the Japan Friendship Festival “Inuyama Day” on Friday, May 3, at Brooklyn Borough Hall. The event, a cornerstone of the B-Bridges exchange program organized by Anthony Bianchi ‘76 and MAX Director Mr. Joseph Loposky P’16 garnered rave reviews.

Speech and Debate Team Qualifies for Championship

Back row: Faculty Member Charles Frodella, William Kay ‘16, Thomas Frerks ‘15, Isaac Jean-Francois ‘16, Faculty Member Chris Fox Front row: Christian Bono ‘15, Dillon Reid ‘16, Anthony Roussel ‘16, Chris Cali ‘14

This year, Xaverian’s speech and debate team made waves in the Brooklyn-Queens Catholic Forensics League (BQCFL). Under the astute tutelage of moderators Mr. Christopher Fox and Mr. Charles Frodella, two freshman public forum teams (William Kay ’16 and Isaac JeanFrancois ’16, and Nicholas Duca ’16 and Dillion Reid ’16) performed so well in competition in BQCFL that they qualified for the New York State Forensic League (NYSFL) Championship Tournament. At the State Championships, Kay and Jean-Francois advanced to the elimination rounds and were named octofinalists, placing them in the top 12 novice teams in the state. At the BQCFL Grand Tournament, the teams placed 3rd and 6th in the diocese and qualified for the National Catholic Forensic League Championship Tournament in Philadelphia.

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From the Sports Desk

Fo ot b a ll - After a successful season which ended in a first round loss in the AAA playoffs, the Xaverian football program looks forward to a bright future under the talented leadership of Mr. Mike Jioia. Mike has served as Xaverian’s Assistant Football Coach for two years and is thrilled to be stepping into the Head Coach position, saying, “This is an extremely exciting time for me and my family. I will try my hardest to keep up the strong tradition that is Xaverian football. I look forward to the challenges that lie ahead.” Mr. Jioia brings extensive experience to Xaverian’s football program.

He assisted with the offense and quarterbacks at William Paterson University in 2010, two years after working with their defensive line in 2008. Mr. Jioia was the head coach at Globe Institute of Technology and led the Knights to a 5-2 record during their inaugural season in 2007. A teacher at Xaverian, Jioia also served as the offensive coordinator for two seasons (2005-06). He helped lead the Clippers to the 2006 Catholic High School Athletic Association Championship.

C ro s s Co un t ry - The Cross Country team placed 11th out of 38 CHSAA Intersectional schools, its best finish since 2003. Nick Mandala ’15 qualified for the New York State Federation meet after an outstanding performance at the CHSAA Intersectional Championships on November 10th. His time of 13:54 was the fastest sophomore time by a Xaverian athlete since 1985.

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Bow l i n g - The Xaverian Bowling team is looking forward to rebounding after a disappointing season in 2012. The team is looking to rebuild after losing four graduating members of the Varsity team. This year, led by senior captain Joe Romano, they hope to return to the City Championships. Xaverian bowling is looking forward to a very exciting season!

Socc er - After struggling early in the season, the boys really came together for the playoffs. The Clippers beat Iona Prep in the first round of playoffs on a great goal by Allen Ameh ’14. Despite a tough loss to Fordham Prep in the last ten minutes of the game, Coach Jaguande remains very proud of the entire team, and, in particular, Sal Barone ’13, who led the team in scoring during the season.

Swimmi n g - The Xaverian Swim Team completed an extremely successful season, capturing the 20122013 CHSAA Novice Championships.

Under the leadership of Head Coach John Ward ’81, P’12,’14, and Coach Tom Fitzgerald P’11,’13, the Clippers also had their best finish since 2005 in the CHSAA City Championship finals. Although the squad will be losing some great talent in graduating seniors Jason Deodato, Mike Olsen, Brandon Gilliam, Anthony Salerno, Sal Ventrice and team captain, Tommy Fitzgerald, the squad has a strong crop of underclassmen, which promises even greater success in the future.

B a s k et b a ll - After another successful Varsity Basketball season competing in the prestigious New York City CHSAA “AA” division, the Clippers, led by senior captain Rob Rossiter ’14, will once again be one of the pre-season teams to be watched in the Metro area. Xaverian will travel to Torrey Pines in San Diego during the Christmas break to compete in the nationally acclaimed Torrey Pines Holiday Classic.

I n do o r T r ac k - The Sophomore Track and Field team won the Brooklyn Queens Championship in February over Archbishop Molloy 62-57. Nick Mandala ’15, Bryan Powers ’15, Rich Napolitano ’15, Greg Juliano ’15, Vin Mangano ’15, Andonis Hughes ’15, and Andrew Gallagher ’15 were all individual champions. Louis Springer ’15 and Antonio Mannino ’15 also scored in their respective events.

Ho c k e y - There was a sense of uncertainly entering last season, especially after graduating 12 seniors. The team demonstrated great perseverance, though, making the playoffs for the first time in seven years and advancing to the semi finals. The team is looking forward to welcoming a number of talented players next season.

W r e s t l i n g - Congratulations to Joseph Donohue ’16 and John Montemarano ’13 for each placing 5th in the CHSAA State Championships in Buffalo on February 16th in their respective weight classes. The State Championships capped off what was a very successful season for

From the Sports Desk the wrestling team. Notable season records and tournament finishes included: Joseph Donohue ’16 – 266, 1st Goddard Tournament, 2nd MLK Tournament, 5th Mayors Cup, 1st City Championships, 5th State Championships; Joe LaForgia ’13 – 26-12, 2nd Goddard Tournament, 4th MLK Tournament, 4th Mayors Cup, 5th City Championships; Ronaldo Rodriguez ’15 – 19-7, 2nd Goddard Tournament, 4th MLK Tournament, 3rd City Championships; John Montemarano ’13 – 18-12, 2nd Goddard Tournament, 2nd MLK Tournament, 3rd City Championships, 5th State Championships; Steven Nizzare ’13 – 9-2, 3rd Goddard Tournament, 5th City Championships; and Lawrence Villanueva ’13 – 11-9, 3rd Goddard Tournament, 4th MLK Tournament, 4th City Championships.

B as eba ll - Xaverian Varsity Baseball defeated Archbishop Molloy in a showdown for first place in the Brooklyn/Queens division in May. Contributing to the win were Nick Meola ’15, who belted a pair of home runs, and Anthony Sigismondi ’14, who pitched four scoreless innings. On the Junior Varsity level, the team fell one game short of the championship game after losing a 4-1 game to Iona Prep in the semi-finals.

Solid pitching and a superb defense which allowed under two runs per game carried them to a first place tie in the always tough Brooylyn/Queens division. The team finished with a 14-3 league record.

L ac ros s e - The 2013 Varsity Lacrosse program finished with a first round playoff loss to Farrell. The season was the first under coaches Tomas Gonzalez ’92, P’16 and Pat Ward ’12, and JV Coach Bill Kenny ’93. The season highlights featured JV and Varsity wins over Xavier High School, and NYC City All Star Selections for Valerio Auguste ’13, Jon Holuka ’13, James Angelillo ’13, and Stephen D’Orazio ’13.

Leading goal scorer John Monahan ’13 was a standout player for the Clippers and was a go-to player when the team needed a goal. 2014 looks to be a bounce back season with Paul Schwarz ’15 taking over in goal, leading a sophomore and junior defense that will become the cornerstone of success in the years to come. Promising players to keep an eye on include Tomas Gonzalez Jr. ’16, James Vega ’16, Eddie Wilkinson ’15, Andrew Lauro ’15, Jay Stauble ’15, and Christian Bono ’15. The team will be captained by Michael Connena ’14, and led by Malik Griffith ’14, Alex Seabaugh ’14, John Freeze ’14, Sean Petronis ’14, and Joe Nugent ’14.

Tenni s - 2013 proved to be a turnaround season for the Varsity Tennis team. After two struggling seasons and the graduation of five senior starters, it looked like another sub-500 year was imminent. Instead, on the backs of the current seniors, and with some help from talented freshman, Xaverian’s Varsity Tennis team made it all the way to the city championship. In a hard-fought, back and forth match, Xaverian eventually succumbed to Salesian, but that did not put a damper on what was an extremely successful season.

Volleyb a ll - The Xaverian Volleyball Squad had an impressive 2012-2013 season. Led by team captains Tommy Fitzgerald ’13, Andrew Filipowicz ’13 and Steven Swenson ’13, the Clippers performed well throughout the season and in the playoffs. Next season promises to be an exciting one, as

the Clippers, led by Head Coach Theresa Rau and Assistant Coach Judi Fitzgerald P’11, ’13, will return a talented and experienced group of underclassmen.

G olf - After finishing in fourth place overall, Coach Ameneiros expressed nothing but pride for his golfers, saying, “Although the 2013 Golf Team did not finish in the top three, I was extremely proud of the upperclassmen who competed in each match with professionalism and etiquette. The future is looking very bright with steadfast juniors and a very talented crew of sophomores moving up the ranks. We are looking forward to competing in the league once again for the upcoming season.

With a new crop of incoming freshmen, we are hopeful that we will make the playoffs.”

O ut do o r T r ac k - During the 2013 Outdoor Track and Field season the Clippers enjoyed great success. Since 2004, only four individuals have broke 2:10 in the half mile and 5:00 minutes in the mile. This past season alone, four athletes dipped under the 2:10 mark for the half mile: Nick Mandala ’15 (2:04), Brandon Zapata ’14 and Danny Gonzalez ’14 (2:05), and Richard Napolitano ’15 (2:07). Five Clippers came in under the 5:00 minute mark for the mile: Nick Mandala ’15 (4:40), Brandon Zapata ’14 (4:47), Danny Gonzalez ’14 (4:54), Matt Malloy ’14 (4:56), and Bryan Powers ’15 (4:59). All of these athletes will be returning in the fall for the 2013 Cross Country season and they will look to place as a team in the top three in the City.

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A ll H ands on D eck !

The All Hands on Deck Reunion on Saturday, April 20th garnered rave reviews from the more than 400 alumni that attended. Each of the anniversary classes (1963, 1968, 1973, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998, 2003, and 2008) enjoyed special cocktail receptions throughout the building, followed by a delicious dinner in the gymnasium.

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Members of the Class of 1963, celebrating their 50th Anniversary, kicked off the afternoon with a mass and then enjoyed a private cocktail hour and dinner in the Tech Center.  Dinner was followed by a grand entrance into the gym behind Xaverian’s renowned Pipe and Drum Corps, where the rest of their Clipper brothers greeted them with cheers and applause.

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Tommy Fitzgerald ‘13, Pipe and Drum Corps

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Father Joseph Pasciuto ‘63 and Father Michael Bruno ‘03, S.T. L.

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Kevin Moroney ‘88, Christopher Jones ‘88, and John Del Re ‘88

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Matthew Peluso ‘93 and Michael Tompkins ‘93 catching up

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Rich Kelly ‘88 and Rennie Muzii ‘88

Robert Costa ‘63, Adam Peck ‘63, and John Costa ‘63

50th Club Reception About 30 graduates of the Classes of 1961 and 1962 attended the 50th Club Reception, an exclusive gathering for those classes who have surpassed their 50th Anniversary, on Saturday, May 18th, at 4pm. Despite dodging a few raindrops, attendees were happy to gather on the Brothers’ Terrace to share memories of their time

at 7100 Shore Road. In addition to cocktails, dinner, and dessert, alums were treated to a presentation from President Robert Alesi ’78 about his vision for the future of Xaverian. Bill Lavin ’61 served as Master of Ceremonies, and reflections were shared by, among others, Joe DiMartino ’61 and Dan Grimaldi ’62.

Westchester Alums Gather at Regional Reception On Thursday, March 14th, about 30 people assembled at the Westchester Hills Golf Club in White Plains for the Westchester Alumni Social hosted by Mr. Tom Blaney ’77. The alums in attendance (pictured to the left) spanned many years and were pleased to find about fellow Xaverian graduates who were all living in such close proximity.

Thanksgiving Eve Brings Clippers Back Home Over 400 Clipper alums came “home” to Xaverian on Thanksgiving Eve 2012 to watch our Alumni and Varsity basketball games and enjoy good food and drinks with old friends. The Class of 2012 received an especially warm welcome back to 7100 Shore Road, as they enjoyed their first Alumni Night. Mark your calendars now to kick-off the holiday season at your beloved alma mater on November 27th! More details can be found at www.xaverian.org/thanksgivingeve

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Xaverian Athletic Hall of Fame Induction On Saturday, March 9th, about 150 people turned out for the Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Dinner.

The 2013 inductees, Mr. Anthony Diaz ’79, Mr. Terence Mullin ’88, Mr. Domenick Laurendi, and the 1990 Varsity Baseball Team CHSAA City Champions, were honored for their distinguished achievement as members of the Xaverian Athletic Program. One member of the 1990 Baseball Team, Major Jay Gavigan, joined the celebration via Skype (pictured on screen behind group).

He is currently stationed in Germany awaiting an upcoming deployment to Afghanistan.

Heroes Golf Outing

Matthew D’Emic ‘00, Dominick Balsamo ‘94, and Jason McDermott ‘94

The 4th Annual Heroes Golf Outing on June 27th at the Dyker Beach Golf Course was a huge success. The sold-out event supports two scholarship funds: The Fortis Fund, which honors the service of NYPD and FDNY members by granting a $500 tuition discount to their sons, and the Dennis P. O’Berg ‘91 Memorial Scholarship, designated for a student in the Honors Program who is the son of a New York City firefighter.

Following a beautiful day of golf, attendees headed back to Xaverian for a Summer Soiree party.

Young Alumni Leaders Reception On June 13th, Xaverian hosted a Young Alumni Leaders Reception on the Brothers’ Terrace. Young alums who are actively engaged in their communities or professional fields were treated to special presentations

by President Robert Alesi ’78 and Mr. Mike MacIntyre ’94, a member of Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, regarding the importance of their commitment to Xaverian.

Gerard Kane ‘77 and his son, Brendan G’13, a proud member of Xaverian’s Class of 2017!

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Class Notes

Joseph Kassar graduated from St. Michael’s in 1955 and then went on to college, the United States Navy, and started a family. He is now a real estate professional with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, operating primarily in Bergen County, New Jersey.

Joseph and his family have lived in Bergen County for over 40 years, and he is well-versed in the attributes of most of the communities and towns scattered throughout the area.

Class of 1961 Frank Guerrasio played Mayor Shinn in a production of The Music Man in Maplewood, NJ last May. He missed seeing Dan Ryan ’61 at the “All Hands on Deck” 50th reunion in April, so on April 23rd, they had a joyous, two hour reunion at (where else?) Junior’s in downtown Brooklyn. It was as though no time had passed! Dan is now a constable in Phoenix, Arizona. Frank has been retired for three years and recently celebrated his 70th birthday.

John Howard resigned as associate dean for graduate business programs at Tulane University. He plans to retire from teaching next June, saying, “Seventy is old enough!” He is spending the summer sailing in New England with Jane, his wife of 44 years. John would love to get in touch with classmates, saying, “Xaverian was the high point of my life.

It’s been down hill since!”

Frank Robert Vivelo recently had two new books published, Pragmatic Rationalism: An Introduction and Getting What You Want from Others: A New Collection of Lessons for Success from Lord Chesterfield, both of which are available from Amazon.com and other online booksellers. These make eleven books (including two novels) by Frank, who is retired and living in northern California.

William J. Ward, Jr., an Associate Professor of Health Finance and Management at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore and Director Emeritus of the Master of Health Administration program, has been elected to serve on the Board of Trustees of Upper Chesapeake

Health, Harford Memorial Hospital and the Upper Chesapeake Medical Center in Harford County, Maryland. In addition, Bill is on the Board of the Al Noor Hospital Group, PLC in Abu Dhabi and chairman of the Board’s quality committee.

Class of 1962 Fr. Thomas G. D’Albro was recently assigned to St. Nicholas of Tolentine Parish in Flushing, NY. George McCauley is currently at the US Embassy Dakar Senegal. He retired from US State Dept in 2002 after 35 USG years but he gets called back to fill-in when/where an Embassy has a need. So far he have been to about 113 countries, but hasn’t met any Xaverian graduates.

George says, “You must be out there somewhere!”

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The fourth diving adventure novel by Paul J. Mila ‘64

David Rounds retired from Chemical Bank in 2004 after working there for 39 years. Prior to working at Chemical Bank, David served in the United States Army for three years after being drafted in 1966.

professor of mathematics and finance at Bentley University.

John Scahill Ed.D retired from Kentucky Retirement Systems on August 1, 2013.

Class of 1964 Charlie Hadlock has just published a new book, Six Sources of Collapse, which discusses how all kinds of things, from markets, to species, to tumors, to empires can “fall apart in the blink of an eye.” Charlie’s book is available on Amazon.com. Charlie, a former member of Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, is a

Paul J. Mila published his fourth diveadventure novel, Near Miss, in December 2012 under the imprint of his own publishing company, MilaBooks.com

Class of 1965 Nick Adesso, who resides in South Carolina, is “retired and lovin’ it.”

Frank Desiderio, Esq., who was a recipient of the Bernard McQuillan Distinguished Alumni Award at this year’s Spirit of Xaverian Gala, became a grandfather for the first time this year. His daughter, Marisa, delivered his granddaughter, Sofia, in January of 2013. Frank’s daughter-in-law, Tina, delivered his grandson, Matthew, in June of 2013. Frank reports, “The parents and babies are all doing fine. The grandparents are still recuperating.”

Class of 1967 Richard Ferrugio has found success as an artist since the early 1990s. He recently launched his new website: www.richardferrugioart.com.

Charlie Hadlock ‘64

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Class Notes Class of 1971

Peter Mineo is celebrating the 20th Anniversary of his business, Proactive Healthcare Communications. Peter serves as CEO of Proactive, which specializes in pharmaceutical marketing. Peter has two daughters and a son, all of whom attended Catholic HS in NJ and have completed college. Peter is looking forward to his retirement years in a warmer climate with more time to golf.

Gerard F. Lameiro, Ph.D. ‘67

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of topics, including budgeting, problemsolving, and decision making. Greg H Speaks can be found for free on youtube.com.

Ed Abaid married Diane Sanders of Hillsborough, NJ on June 15, 2013. In attendance were Lou Manna and Dr. Joseph D’Ambrosio, also of the class of 1972. Ed and Diane will live in central New Jersey. Ed has been working for Advanced Solar Products of Flemington, NJ since 2011 in project management.

Gerard F. Lameiro, Ph.D., is currently writing his third book since retiring from Hewlett-Packard’s Strategy and Corporate Development team, where he was Director of New Business Ventures for HP worldwide and held other positions as well. His new book is scheduled to be released in mid-2014.

It deals with religious freedom, political freedom, and economic freedom. Dr. Lameiro lives in Colorado.

Michael Seidita has retired after 41 years years of Federal Service with the IRS as an Estate Advisory. Mike and his wife of 36 years, Ann, have four adult children (three boys and a girl). All three boys are officers with the NYPD with their daughter works for CI Corporation.

Ann and Mike have one 7 year old grandson named Kerian.

Gerard Shepherd and his wife, Karen, are enjoying retirement and traveling.

They split their time between their homes in East Matunuck, RI and Sarasota, FL.

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Judge Vincent Del Giudice, who came back to campus earlier this year to give a presentation to the students in Mr. Montalbano’s Constitutional Law class, recently appeared on a television show called “Brooklyn DA” on CBS. Judge Del Giudice also recently treated Xaverian’s Mock Trial Team to a behindthe-scenes look at the Supreme Court.

Jack La Torre, President Emeritus of the Bay Ridge Historical Society, recently congratulated Charles Caloia ’13 on assuming the post of Recording Secretary of the Bay Ridge Historical Society and becoming a lifetime member.

Jack writes, “I know Xaverian High School is proud that a member of the Class of 2013 has taken on this responsibility. The internship program at XHS brought you to us and we appreciate such a sterling referral. My thanks to all who made this happen.”

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Stephen R. Rolandi recently accepted a full-time teaching position with the faculty of the Department of Public Management, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, The City University of New York. A resident of Larchmont, NY, Steve was previously Deputy Commissioner for Finance and Administration, New York State Division of Human Rights.

Jack Russo is the founding partner in the Palo Alto law firm of Computerlaw Group LLP (www.computerlaw.com).

Jack was previously with Fenwick & West and he was the founder of Nelson & Russo, as well as Russo & Hale. Computerlaw Group’s focus is in representing entrepreneurs and early and growth stage companies in the protection of their ideas, inventions, and businesses; the firm specializes in the areas of Internet, e-commerce, software and other intellectual property protection, infringement, and licensing. Jack is now in his 33rd year of law practice and he devotes a larger portion of his time to pro bono and community resolution activities as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the non-profit Foundation for Creativity in Dispute Resolution, a company organized to assist in the research and study of resolutions of multi-party and other complex disputes in the federal and state courts nationally as well as internationally.

Robert Tarwacki retired from the New York County DA’s Office after 25 years of service in 2012. Having received his Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from the CUNY Graduate Center in 2011, he is now an Assistant Professor at Loyola New Orleans teaching in the online Masters of Criminal Justice Program. Bob also adjuncts at St. Peter’s University, Jersey City and John Jay College, CUNY. Bob is happy to report, “Life is good.”

Frederick Lizzi retired as Corporate Vice President of New York Life Insurance Company last year after 37 years. He recently welcomed his sixth granddaughter to the family!

Kevin Thompson, President, ISO Insurance Programs and Analytic Services, welcomed a new grandson in August 2012. The baby’s name is Jensen Noah Thompson.

Rick Raspante moved to Glens Falls, NY in 2003. He has been married to his lovely wife, Barbara, for 30 years. They have three children, two grandkids, and one more grandchild due in December.

Rick worked for many years as a full time youth minister at St. Joseph Parish in Astoria. He retired with kidney disease 10 years ago, and has been on dialysis for past five years.

Karen and Gerard Shepherd ‘67

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Class Notes

Jeffrey Solis is a Broadway Marketing Consultant and Producer who worked on Broadway productions Chaplin and The Trip to Bountiful in 2012-2013 and the Off-Broadway production The Other Mozart in 2013-2014.

Class of 1974 Bob Barrett has relocated to Pensacola, Florida and taken a position at WUWF, the public radio station at the University of West Florida. Bob will be a reporter, as well as the local host of All Things Considered during afternoon drive time. Bob will continue to produce the nationally syndicated public radio program The Best Of Our Knowledge for Northeast Public Radio. He will also continue to produce podcasts for the American Association of Clinical Chemistry. Bob’s wife, Georgia, continues to work for Ovations Food Service, transferring from the Glens Falls Civic Center in Glens Falls, NY to Pensacola Maritime Stadium, home of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos, an affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds. Their daughter, Carly, is attending Pensacola State, majoring in music.

Jerry Cahill has written a children’s book, Jerry The Boy Who Could Not Fail. Jerry, who suffers from cystic fibrosis, was inspired by his parents always telling him he could not fail when he was growing up.

All proceeds from the sale of the book go to the Boomer Esiason Foundation for the You Cannot Fail scholarship for people with cystic fibrosis.

Raymond Ebarb was inaugurated as President of the NYS Academy of Family Physicians.

Paul Kazanecki is currently studying at Seton Hall University’s Immaculate Conception School of Theology – Center for Diaconal Formation for the Archdiocese of Newark, Class of 2016.

Anthony M. Miele, JD, LLM, is an Attorney and Compliance Director with Zurich North America in New York City, and is also a PhD student in Mathematics Education at Columbia University. He is currently writing his doctoral dissertation on metacognition and the study of number theory. Anthony is married to Lilian Gang Li of Dalian, China.

Steve Leondis ‘79 and his daughter Devon were speakers at the Christmas Prayer Service.

Class of 1975 Rick Andrews was just named a Distinguished Engineer at Symantec Corporation. He lives and works in Northern California.

Class of 1976 Thomas A. DeAngelo was appointed Public Relations Chairman for the New York State Council of the Knights of Columbus.

Class of 1979 Patrick Billera relocated to beautiful Portland, OR back in September 2010.

In May 2013, he experienced a career change, and became the Accounts Receivable Manager for Harland Financial Solutions.

Will Connell’s son, William, has graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania. He received a Bachelor of Arts from the College of Arts and Sciences in Theater Arts.

Steve Leondis returned to campus last December with his daughter, Devon, to serve as guest speaker at the Xaverian community’s Christmas Prayer Service.

Steve offered advice to students, encouraging them to wake up on Christmas morning and thank the person or people who sacrifice to send

them to Xaverian, which he called “the finest school in Brooklyn.” Devon spoke to the community about Project Nyame Nsa, the nonprofit organization she founded, which seeks to build a Village of Hope that will provide holistic (spiritual, emotional, psychological and physical) well being for the youth of Ghana.

Class of 1980 Louis Ricciardi, a lawyer who works full time for Citigroup and lives in Monmouth County, offers his time to Volunteer Lawyers for Justice in order to assist those whose homes were destroyed or damaged by Superstorm Sandy.

Class of 1981 Vincent Caruso has a successful career in IT Project and Risk Management in the public and financial services environment.

Vincent has also been an active voice over artist and classical music radio host on NYC’s airwaves, national syndicated shows and satellite radio for over 20 years. You can hear him on SiriusXM Satellite Radio’s SiriusXM Pops (Channel 75) Monday-Thursday (Noon-6pm), Saturday (6-7pm, 8-midnight) and Sunday (6-11pm). He also hosts and produces Pops on Film a weekly movie soundtrack show (Friday 9-10 pm; Sunday 5-6 pm).

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Class of 1982

Class Notes

Peter J. Petrino Jr. is married with three boys living in Fresh Meadows, Queens. He is an officer and a Union Council Delegate for Local 1974, the Drywall Tapers’ Union of NYC. He is also a Fourth Degree Grand Knight for the “Holy Family Knights of Columbus Council # 14520” in Flushing, NY. He was the Founder for the Order Sons of Italy “Luigi Pirandello Lodge # 2875” in Queens.

Class of 1983 William Trapani married Yessica Trapani on June 23, 2012 at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Delray Beach, FL. The newlyweds honeymooned in Montreal, Canada, followed by a week at the Omni Hotel in Mt. Washington, NH. Fellow alumnus, Joseph Scondotto ’83 was in proud attendance representing Xaverian! The happy couple met four years ago at a post acute skilled nursing facility where William specializes in Rehabilitation & Nuclear Medicine and his new bride, Yessica is a RN-BSN. The happy couple is now expecting their first child.

Class of 1984 Nick Chiarchiaro is pleased to announce that his oldest daughter, Lauren, will be attending Kutztown Universty’s College

of Education in the fall. She will major in Biology and Education for grades 7-12.

Nick is also pleased to announce that his youngest daughter, Corinne, has been selected as a Drill Section leader for her junior year with the Vernon Township Viking Marching Band. She is also serving as acting Vice President.

by Governor Cuomo to the New York State Athletic Commission as a Deputy Commissioner. Keith can be seen ringside ensuring the rules and regulations of boxing are properly enforced and complied with during all professional boxing events in NYS. He continues to maintain his full practice as a lawyer.

Class of 1985

Class of 1992

Billy Pepitone ’85 and Joseph Pepitone ’89 are the writing team behind Stuck in the Middle, an award-winning independent film about a mail room slacker who accidentally kills himself in a bizarre experiment and finds himself sentenced to Purgatory working in the mail room.

Ahmad Ahed married his girlfriend, Amy Wharton, on Saturday, May 25, 2013. His best man and former classmate, John Calandra ’92, gave a charming toast and even brought back how they met in Xaverian. Also in attendance were many Xaverian alumni.

Class of 1988

Tomas M. Gonzalez has been named Xaverian’s Varsity Lacrosse Coach.

Tomas, who is a proud Xaverian Lacrosse alumnus and a current Xaverian parent (’16), has coached the Brooklyn Crescents 5/6 Boys Team and helped create the Brooklyn Lacrosse Club. He joins Xaverian Athletics with over 17 years of business management experience.

Terence Mullin has been a key part of an effort to raise funds to completely restore the schoolyard of Rockaway’s St. Francis de Sales after Hurricane Sandy.

The schoolyard is home to the Summer Basketball Classic, a popular tradition which began 30 years ago.

Class of 1989 Joseph Pepitone ’89 and Billy Pepitone ’85 are the writing team behind Stuck in the Middle, an award-winning independent film about a mail room slacker who accidentally kills himself in a bizarre experiment and finds himself sentenced to Purgatory working in the mail room.

Class of 1990 Kostas Notias married his lovely spouse, Kiriaki, in November 2012. They now reside in Edgewater, NJ. Charles W. Mirailh is now Senior Associate VP at Superior Realty in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.

Class of 1991 Chris Scarpati became a Partner in the Advisory Practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) on July 1, 2013. While continuing to travel between the US and UK, his permanent residence is in Ridgefield, CT with his wife Dolly and two children, Mia (10) and Luca (7).

Joseph ‘89 and Billy ‘85 Pepitone’s award-winning film Stuck in the Middle 28 www.xaverian.org

Keith Sullivan, a founding partner of Sullivan & Galleshaw, LLP was appointed

Joe Ricca’s Mexican-American restaurant, Pacos Tacos, earned a rave review from the Home Reporter/Brooklyn Spectator in February.

Class of 1993 Mike Liguori, who currently serves as Director of the Fathers Count Program at Inwood House, is the head of A&R for Venom Records. He has worked on projects for the late Notorious BIG, Jay Z, Big Daddy Kane, Common, Nas, and Kool G Rap. He has also been a guest DJ for several New York radio programs and has done special showcases for France and the UK. Dominick Sarta, who was named copresident of the 13th Avenue Merchants Association last year, was recently honored as a Home Reporter/Brooklyn Spectator “Star of Brooklyn.”

Anthony Stumbo was recent pomoted to partner at the law firm of Riemer & Braunstein LLP.

Class of 1994 Timothy Fox, an NYC Sanitation Supervisor, was honored at the Annual

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Queens County St. Patrick’s Parade Ball at Antun’s in February for the excellent job he did of managing the Superstorm Sandy cleanup in Rockaway, Broad Channel, Breezy Point and Howard Beach. Timothy was named an Honorary Grand Marshal of the 38th Annual Queens County St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

Jason McDermott, owner of the Pour House, was one of the honorees feted at the 2013 Rising Star Awards. Hosted by the Home Reporter and Brooklyn Spectator, the awards ceremony honored 40 of the borough’s young and upcoming entrepreneurs, businesspeople, and community leaders.

Class of 1995

Class of 2001 Anthony Pinnavaia currently serves as Assistant Director of Technology at St. Edmund Preparatory High School.

Class of 2002 Anthony Ingrassia, who is Producer/ Editor of Inside Rutgers Basketball, has been nominated for a New York Emmy Award.

Walter Capece ‘97 & Angela Falcicchio

David Muccigrosso was part of a team of quick-thinking firefighters from Ladder 122 who saved the life of a man trapped in a house fire in Brooklyn on April 4th.

be honored this month as the “Business Leader of the Year” at the 86th Street Bath Beach Kiwanis Club’s Annual Dinner.

Class of 1996

Anthony Ciliento is proud to report that he was married to Sarah Elizabeth Scanlon on May 19, 2012 in Washington D.C. They also welcomed a son, Nicholas George Ciliento, on April 23, 2013.

Anthony has been living in D.C. since June 2011. He is currently working as a Political Representative for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Workers (AFSCME), one of the country’s largest public sector unions representing over 1.5 million workers.

Patrick Fogarty, Xaverian’s Faculty Advisor of Instructional Technology, served as a guest speaker at Edmodocon 2013 in San Francisco on August 7.

Mr. Fogarty’s presentation discussed how Edmodo can address the three most important elements of modern learning: equal access to technology and resources for all students, engagement through cloud-accessible mixed-media lessons, and anticipation of the demands of the 21st Century workplace. In February, Mr. Fogarty was named an Apple Distinguished Educator (ADE).

Mr. Fogarty is the only active ADE in Brooklyn and one of only 2,000 worldwide.

Class of 1997 Walter Capece, who serves as Xaverian’s Comptroller, married Angela Falcicchio, a Guidance Counselor at Xaverian, on August 10, 2013 at the Basilica of Regina Pacis, followed by a reception at The Park Savoy Estate in Florham Park, NJ. The nuptial mass was celebrated

by Fr. Michael Bruno ’03. Walter will

the 2013 Rising Star Awards. Hosted by the Home Reporter/Brooklyn Spectator, the awards ceremony honored 40 of the borough’s young and upcoming entrepreneurs, businesspeople, and community leaders.

Brian Kaszuba was named Managing Editor of CityLand, an online NYC Land Use Law publication, sponsored through the Center for NYC Law at New York Law School, in October 2012.

Class of 1999 John Alcantara and his wife, Dawn, celebrated the arrival of their first child, Adriana Marie, on March 5th.

Class of 2000 John Leo Heyer II, development officer for Catholic Foundation of Brooklyn and Queens, was one of the honorees feted at

Stephen Kunen married Handie Peng at Holy Rosary Church on June 29, 2013. They had their reception at the Nicotra’s Ballroom on Staten Island.

An extraordinary time was had by all!

Stephen and Handie met during their time at Emory University in Atlanta where he completed his J.D and she completed her Ph.D. Xaverian alum Christopher Gaffney ’02 served as one of the groomsmen and Christopher Fell ’02 and Kurt Cedo ’01 were in attendance.

Stephen’s brother, Jason Kunen ’09, served as the best man. Stephen founded a law firm, Kunen Law, in March of 2013. He focuses on intellectual property and business law with a focus on small businesses and mixed martial arts companies. He encourages alums to follow his law blog at www.kunenlaw.com.

Michael Spadaro welcomed a baby boy, Max Joseph Spadaro, on June 14, 2013.

Class of 2003 Fr. Michael Bruno successfully defended his Doctorate in Sacred Theology in June 2013. He is assigned to St. Luke Church in Whitestone and is an adjunct professor at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Dunwoodie. Fr. Bruno served as the speaker at Xaverian’s 53rd Commencement Exercises.

Kevin M. Simon, a medical student at Southern Illinois University School Xaverian, Fall 2013 29

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& Colitis Walk in May as Team Full of Crap. They raised over $3,500 for crucial research seeking a cure for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

Bobby Golden graduated from Villanova School of Business with a major in Finance and is now attending Seton Hall to pursue a Masters in Accounting.

Class of 2011

Stephen Kunen ‘02 married Handie Peng in June at Holy Rosary Church.

of Medicine, has been awarded the 2013-14 National Institute of Mental Health Medical Student Fellowship in Mental Health Research. Simon is the first student at SIU to receive the award, which was given to only seven medical students in the U.S. this year.

He will begin the year-long fellowship in September.

Class of 2004

Chris Bashinelli ‘04

Chris Bashinelli is receiving rave reviews as he traverses the globe from Tanzania to Thailand as Host and Producer of Bridge the Gap (PBS), where he discovers what it’s like to walk in someone else’s shoes for one day. He is a United Nations Emcee, an International Speaker (TEDx), a Writer for Lonely Planet, and is the recipient of a National Geographic Young Explorers grant.

Salvatore Pietro Inzerillo has been working for delivery.com since April 2012.

His newest title is Neighborhood Manager, Sales NY-Metro.

Danny Soldano has been working as a Realtor in Bay Ridge and Downtown Brooklyn for the past five years and has recently joined a new office called The Dorsa Group Realty (9012 3rd Avenue, 30 www.xaverian.org

Bay Ridge). Danny is working as a sales agent there, and also serves as one of the managers for the office.

Class of 2006 Jason Krantz is engaged to be married to Alexis Roldan.

Class of 2007 Thomas W. DeAngelo graduated from the FDNY Academy from EMS as part of the first class in five years, and is now a Probational Firefighter at Engine 157/ Ladder 80 in Staten Island.

Michael Maniaci was recently hired as Manager, Program Development at CMT (Country Music Television), a Viacom company. Maniaci is tasked with developing hit series for the network.

Class of 2009 Oday Aboushi was selected by the New York Jets in the fifth round of the NFL draft on April 27, 2013, making him the first Xaverian graduate to reach the NFL. An ALL-ACC selection at offensive tackle for the University of Virginia Cavaliers in 2012, Oday is excited to be returning home. Oday said, “My goal was always to be in the NFL. To be able to play for my hometown team and to be able to see my family members right in my backyard is honestly just a blessing.”

Frank Gallinaro and his brother Michael ’19, sons of Frank Gallinaro ’80, both suffer from Crohn’s disease and walked in their fourth Take Steps for Crohn’s

Nicholas Compagnone and Matthew Petronis received special recognition awards at the 12th Annual Graybeard Dinner Dance in January for raising over $500,000 for the Rockaway and Breezy Point communities in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy through web-based donation sites.

Gregory Sapienza represented Rochester Institute of Technology in the New York State Business Competition finals in April. Gregory was a member of the team Skyvo, which presented on the topic of applications for iPads for educational use.

Elvin Soto was recently selected in the 16th round of the MLB First-Year Player Draft by the Diamondbacks. The hardhitting catcher, a first team All-Big East selection, hit .320 with six home runs and 43 RBIs for the Pittsburgh Panthers.

Class of 2012 Brian Bernardi will be coming home to New York soon, as he has recently committed to transferring to Hofstra University from SMU. Dillon Burns, who is currently playing basketball for LIU Post, was named to the 2012-2013 ECC Men’s Basketball All-Conference All-Rookie Team.

Jason Krantz ‘06 with fiancé Alexis Roldan

Class Notes of Anthony Brezinski ’78 RIP), Ed Moloney ’78, Brendan Moloney ’13, Justin Tobin ’04, Eddie Moloney ’04, Bob Finn ’78 & Brian Briody ’78.

Congratulations to the entire Moloney Family, and, in particular, the following alumni who are being inducted into the Our Lady of Angels and Holy Angels Catholic Academy “Halo” of Fame on September 28th: Brendan Moloney ’13, Edward M. Moloney ’78, Edward D. Moloney ’04, William Moloney ’00, and Dennis McGowan ’06.

Oday Aboushi ‘09 was selected by the Jets.

Matthew DeMasi, winner of the JP Morgan Chase Smart Start Scholarship in 2012, has been admitted to Columbia University. He will transfer there from NYU-Poly.

Sal Taormina traveled to Appleton, Wisconsin for the NCAA Division III World Series with Kean University.

Class of 2013 Charles Caloia has been elected as the Bay Ridge Historical Society’s new secretary.

Caloia, a former historical society intern, was one of the editors of Xaverian’s literary magazine, The Voyager.

Thomas Fitzgerald and his uncle, Joseph Mandala ’78, both received Xaverian High School Scholar Athlete awards exactly 35 years apart.

Brendan Moloney celebrated his graduation from Xaverian at the Yellow Hook Grille and submitted the below photo of (from left to right) Anthony Mecca ’13, Alex Pollock ’17 (nephew

Laray Smith, who was the only representative from the state of New York at the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl in California in January, has impressed his coaches at Indiana University early in fall practice with a level of open-field speed that running backs coach Deland McCullough calls “unbelievable.”

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Xaverian Alumni App

We are very excited to announce that this fall, we will be launching the new Xaverian Alumni App, which will be available for free for all Apple and Android devices.

Alums will be able to download the app directly from their device’s “marketplace” or “store” by searching for “Xaverian Alumni.”

This application, which is powered

by Evertrue, will connect you to school news and information, a current calendar of events, and our social media feeds. Alumni will be granted exclusive access to the Alumni Directory, Class Notes and Local features. All of these features are a great way to stay up to date with what’s going on at Xaverian and get in touch with classmates.

Alumni Directory: You will be able to look up your fellow alumni by name, class, and even by company, city, or college/ university.

Local: Simply click on the Local module and immediately find the alumni who are around your current location.

Class Notes: This module gives you the chance to upload photos and captions viewable by all alumni with the app. Getting together with a group of Xaverian guys at a basketball game? Take a pic, upload it to Class Notes, and share with the alumni community!

Clipper Fund 2012-2013 2012 – 2013 Development Report Corinne M. King, Director of Development A year ago, when the Clipper Fund was launched, President Alesi and the Board of Trustees had high aspirations to achieve a significantly increased philanthropic goal of $ 1,280,000. Xaverian’s commitment to new curriculum, technology, facility improvements and financial aid needed to be funded, above and beyond the tuition revenue. The commitment to financial aid was tested in November when so many members of our school were affected by Superstorm Sandy. As a resident of Beach 145th Street at the time, I can personally attest to the struggle our families endured. Students supported one another, parents leaned on each other, and your financial support allowed us to increase our financial commitment to families in need. The generosity of alumni, parents and friends to support this increased financial aid budget, the Clipper Fund, and the many events held throughout the year resulted in a total giving record of $1,550,000. Thank you!

Over the past three years the increase in dollars and participation in Xaverian’s charitable giving programs is nothing short of remarkable - a testament to your belief that preserving the legacy and continuing the tradition of a Xaverian education is worth your commitment.

A few notable stats: • Parent donors increased from 62 to 519.

• Alumni donors increased from 446 to 698.

• Faculty and Staff donors increased from 12 to 49.

• Leadership donors ($1,000+) increased from 105 to 153.

This year’s Spirit of Xaverian Gala was the first public forum where President Alesi was able to share his vision for the future of Xaverian. In addition to the support of Chris Mullin ’81, the hundreds of people who attended the event helped to raise $150,000, doubling the revenue from the previous year, and were the first to voice their support for the efforts of the upcoming year. These are exciting times at 7100 Shore Road!

The $1.55M raised is the result of the hard work of many. I would like to thank the 2012 - 2013 Advancement team, Ed Mayrose ’79, P’05,’07,’08, Gerard Buckley ’96, Erin Cicalese, Brittany Smith, Marie Lane P’84, ’92, and Sigfried Heiles ’64, P’04. I am grateful to have worked with Brother Jim Smith St.M’60 and Tony Coscia P’80, ’82 who have been integral members of the development program for many years. We saw the success of new parent and community events, led by head parent volunteers Dina and Frank Oswald ’14, Fran Gillen P’09,’12,’15, Kate Coen P’14,’16, G’14, Christy DeCrescenzo G’14, Maria and Paul Basile ’84, P’16, and Frank and Diana Carone G’14. Please also note the outstanding Clipper Fund, Reunion and Event Chairs listed in the Annual Report who worked so tirelessly to raise money for the Clipper Fund or to support a scholarship fund.

It has been an honor and privilege to work with President Alesi and Xaverian’s talented Administration and Faculty. I welcome Vin Torti and Eileen Long Chelales to the development team and wish them the best of luck. While I am no longer on Xaverian’s staff, I hope to remain a part of Xaverian community - Once a Clipper, Always a Clipper.

Most Sincerely,

Corinne M. King

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2012 -2013 Board of Trustees

Matthew MacGregor ’90 Matthew MacIntyre ’97 Joseph Malvasio ’63 James Maloney ’92 Robert B. Alesi ’78 Fred Mandato ’71 Dr. Richard Berleth Joseph Marchese ’69 Captain Donald Bouchoux ’64 Anthony Mazzo ’96 Brother Arthur Caliman, C.F.X. ’65 Brendan McCormick ’89 Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X. ’63 Edward McDonald ’64 Honorable Matthew J. D’Emic ’70 Michael McMaster ’05 Rev. David Dettmer Frank Modica ’82 Neil Hall ’66 Terence Mullin ’88 Brother Lawrence Harvey, Robert Oliva ’00 C.F.X., Chairman Joseph Patella ’89 Vincent Iannelli ’68 Pat Russo ’86 Brian J. Ingram ’89 Salvatore Russo ’74 Barbara Ives Fred Scuteri ’91 Frank C. Lupo ’68 John Shahin ’96 James Lynn ’79 Daniel Sharib ’96 Michael MacIntyre ’94 Nicholas Sideratos ’88 Joseph A. Malvasio ’63 Thomas Snyder ’06 Edward McDonald ’64 Michael Spadaro ’02 Robert O’Sullivan ’64 Mark Spelman ’02 Robert Porta ’79 Anthony Stumbo ’93 Brother Daniel Skala, C.F.X. Brian Travis ’62 Anthony Tristani ’95 Anthony Tristani ’95 Michael Welch Joseph Trovato ’07 William Zucker ’75 Nicholas Vendikos ’87 William Zucker ’75

Michael Giustiniani P’13 Diane Jankowski P’14 Mike Junsch Ana Loposky P’16 Nancy Lynch P’15 Sandra Milano G’14 Robert ‘86 & She Norris G’15 Mary Ellen Olsen P’13 Christy O’Rourke-DeCrescenzo G’14 Frank & Dina Oswald P’14 Marie Passarella P’16 Denise Perasso P’15 Margaret Rucci P’13 Mary Scally G’15 Maria Scaramuzzino-Snyder P’16 John & Siobhan Ward P’14

All Hands on Deck Alumni Reunion Chairs

Jamie Agoglia ’88 John Anastasio ’73 Fr. Michael Bruno ’03 Tom Burns ’83 Rick Buttacavoli ’98 Vincent Cervone ’88 Mike Claro ’93 2012 Alumni Golf 2012 -2013 Kevin Clinton ’98 Classic Committee Mike Connolly ’83 Clipper Fund Joe Corrado ’73 Robert B. Alesi ’78, President Chairpersons Terry Craven ’83 Jack Alesi P’99,’01 Joe Elie ’03 Michael Arpaia ’80 Thomas Alberto ’65 Mark Fappiano ’78 Matthew Barbara ’80 Dominick Balsamo ’94 Tom Gentile ’88 Dominick D’Argenio ’77 Guillermo Bilbao ’76 Mike Grimaldi ’93 Richard Higgins ’89 Gerard Buckley ’96 Cy Hopkins ’73 Frank Gallinaro ’80 P’09 Michael Buckley ’01 Vin Iannelli ’68 Carl Gambino ’80, Chairman Thomas Burns ’83 Mark Indelicato ’78 Frank Gramieri ’77 Brother Arthur Caliman, C.F.X. ’65 Mark Jamin ’88 Michael Giustiniani P’13 Michael Carducci ’94 Michael Larkin ’03 Corinne M. King, Joseph Corrado ’73 Paul Lloyd ’73 Director of Development Anthony Della Croce ’67 Tony Loffredo ’63 Marie Lane P’84,’92 Angelo DiLeo ’96 Jay Loftus ’78 Steve Marchetti ’74 P’08, Harry D’Onofrio ’85 Cliff Lungaretti ’03 Chairman Emeritus Joseph Elie ’03 Vincent Maligno ’63 Eddie Mayrose ’79 P’05,’07,’08 Steven Eriquez ’91 Michael Maniaci ’03 Frank Modica ’82 Joseph F. Forgione ’98 Steve Maresca ’68 Michael Proscia ’79 James Furlong ’04 Bill Mariano ’63 Fred Scuteri ’91 Paul Gassi ’99 Joe McDonald ’88 Peter Gaudiuso ’81 John McGoldrick ’83 Charles Gilroy ’80 Parent Volunteers Bert Miglino ’68 Anthony Grosso ’70 Ray Mollica ’68 Neil Hall ’66 Paul ‘84 & Maria Basile P’16 Eddie Moloney ’78 John Heyer ’00 Frank & Diana Carone G’14 Kevin Moroney ’88 Martin Hoban ’84 Kathleen Coad G’13 Jay Moyles ’78 Vincent Iannelli ’68 Kathleen Coen P’14,’16 G’14 Terence Mullin ’88 Mark Indelicato ’78 Sean & Maureen Crowley P’14,’15 Henry Nocella ’63 Charlie Johnston ’72 Ann Marie D’Elia P’16 Larry Petrillo ’63 John Kavanagh ’69 Peter & Vicky DiSalvo P’14 Matt Peluso ’93 Michael Kelly ’72 Maria DiSomma P’15 Anthony Piccola ’98 Brian King ’77 Harry D’Onofrio G’14,’15 Kevin Roche ’88 Brian Large ’96 Theresa Fitzpatrick G’15 Joe Russo ’98 Bill Lavin ’61 Siobhan Galligan G’15 Carlo Scissura ’88 Anthony Liatsis ’08 Michael & Kerry Ganim P’16 Anthony Stumbo ’93 James Lynn ’79 Fran Gillen P’15 Willie Sullivan ’88

Event Chairs Maria and Paul Basile ’84, P’16, Spirit of Xaverian Gala Tom Blaney ’77, Westchester Alumni Reception Dr. Michael Carducci ’94, Heroes Golf Outing Diana and Frank Carone G’14, Spirit of Xaverian Gala James Caruso ’89, Dante Petrizzo ’89 Memorial Scholarship Benefit Joe Cavalcante P’12, ’16, Boys Night at the X Sean Crowley P’13, ’15, Boys Night at the X Joe DiMartino ’61, 50th Club Reception Theresa Fitzpatrick G’15, Boys Night at the X Carl Gambino ’80, Xaverian Golf Classic Kerry Ganim P’16, Evening of Indulgence Fran Gillen P’12, ’15, ’09 Robert Charles Golden ’64, Cigar Night Dan Grimaldi ’62, 50th Club Reception Joseph B. Guarinello ’72, Cigar Night Martin Hoban ’84, P.O. Christopher Hoban ’80 Memorial Run Mike Junsch, Boys Night at the X Bill Lavin ’61, 50th Club Reception Terence Mullin ’88, Stephen “Shakey” Conway ’88 Benefit Anthony Mussolino ’89, Dante Petrizzo ’89 Memorial Scholarship Benefit Stephen Neglia ’89, Dante Petrizzo ’89 Memorial Scholarship Benefit Millie DeVito Pollack, Dante Petrizzo ’89 Memorial Scholarship Benefit Robert Oliva ’01, P.O. Christopher Hoban ’80 Memorial Run Christy O’Rourke-DeCrescenzo G’14, Boys Night at the X Dina and Frank Oswald P’14, Homecoming and Family Night, Evening of Indulgence Joseph Patella ’89, Dante Petrizzo ’89 Memorial Scholarship Benefit Mary Scally G’15, ’16, Homecoming and Family Night, Boys Night at the X Tom Snyder ’06, Homecoming and Family Night, Boys Night at the X

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Clipper Fund 2012-2013 Thank You to Our Alumni St. Francis Xavier Society Gifts $25,000+ Anonymous Mr. Joseph M. Corrado ’73 Mr. Gregory G. Habeeb ’67 Mr. Francis C. Lupo ’68

Our Lady of the Narrows Society Gifts $10,000 – $24,999 Mr. Charles F. Gilroy ’80 Mr. Anthony S. Grosso ’70 Mr. Robert Charles Golden ’64 Mr. Neil Hall ’66 Mr. Robert G. Higgins ’78 Mr. Francis J. Mirabello ’72 Mr. John M. Trani ’62 Mr. Anthony Tristani ’95 Mr. Nino Tristani ’99

St. Michael’s Society

Gifts $5,000-$9,999 Mr. Paul A. Basile ’84 Mr. Michael P. Bennett ’61 Mr. Anthony F. Bianchi ’76 Mr. Bernard V. Drury ’74 Mr. Joseph A. Flahaven ’61 Mr. Joseph Guastella ’79 Dr. Vincent G. Murphy ’61 Mr. Michael T. Strianese ’74 Mr. James M. Suarez ’61 Mr. Kevin B. Thompson ’70 Mr. William F. Zucker ’75

Brother Theodore Ryken Society Gifts $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Thomas E. Alberto ’65 Anonymous Mr. Robert J. Crescentini ’65 Mr. Harry L. D’Onofrio ’85 Mr. William K. Lavin ’61 Mr. Paul A. Lloyd ’73 Mr. Christopher R. Long ’93 Mr. Michael MacIntyre ’94 Mr. Brendan J. McCormick ’89 Mr. Edward A. McDonald ’64 Mr. Charles A. Mele ’74 Mr. Thomas M. Meo ’75 Reverend Robert V. Mucci ’75 Mr. John P. Pantazis ’77 Mr. James A. Rasulo ’74 Mr. William J. Smoltino ’98 Mr. Anthony B. Stumbo ’93 Mr. Nicholas T. Truncellito ’68 34 www.xaverian.org

Brother Padraic Society

Gifts from $1,500 - $2,499 Mr. Dominick P. Balsamo ’94 Captain Donald R. Bouchoux ’64 Mr. Richard A. Cavello ’61 Mr. Paul A. Coletti ’76 Mr. Michael R. Costa ’76 Mr. Vincent Iannelli ’68 Mr. Charles I. Johnston ’72 Mr. Edward J. Kelly ’78 Mr. Robert T. Koroshetz ’72 Mr. Philip E. Lian ’66 Mr. Fred M. Mandato ’71 Mr. Terence Mullin ’88 Dr. Anthony F. Piazza ’61 Mr. Nicholas Sideratos ’88

Brother Hilary Society

Gifts $1,000 - $1,499 Mr. Richard F. Andrews ’75 Mr. Robert A. Angelone ’77 Mr. Steven J. Attanasio ’04 Mr. Richard M. Beyer ’66 Mr. Guillermo G. Bilbao ’76 Mr. Angelo A. Bua ’66 Mr. Anthony J. Buffalano ’89 Mr. Robert R. Costa ’63 Dr. Thomas C. D’Augusta ’75 Sgt. Guy C. DeFonzo ’79 Mr. Frank J. Desiderio ’65 Mr. Mark A. Fappiano ’78 Dr. Joseph J. Farraye ’74 Mr. Harold E. Gaffney ’74 Mr. James G. Gallagher ’76 Dr. Robert M. Giasi ’61 Mr. Robert V. Giglia ’74 Mr. Louis O. Giglioli ’61 Mr. Ignazio P. Giuffre ’01 Dr. Charles R. Hadlock ’64 Mr. Mark S. Indelicato ’78 Mr. Denis P. Jamison ’65 Mr. Richard A. Kassar ’64 Mr. Michael W. Kelly ’72 Mr. Michael F. King ’93 Mr. Martin J. Lawler ’61 Dr. Huu Duc Luu ’99 Deacon Thomas O. Mack ’62 Lt. Jerome P. Mandala ’75 Mr. Anthony D. Miserandino ’61 Mr. James P. Moriarty ’81 Mr. Robert J. Porta ’79 Mr. Michael A. Proscia ’79 Mr. Thomas J. Scorza ’65 Mr. Frank P. Seminara ’85 Dr. Henry M. Spinelli ’74 Mr. Vincent T. Turitto ’61 Mr. Nicholas J. Vendikos ’87

Mr. Robert J. Windorf ’76

Clipper Society

Gifts $250 - $999 Dr. Charles J. Abate ’74 Mr. Anthony G. Abbene ’81 Mr. Paul E. Adornato ’82 Mr. Daniel L. Anderson ’96 Mr. James F. Agoglia ’88 Mr. David Agresto ’92 Mr. Robert B. Alesi ’78 Mr. William J. Alesi ’84 Mr. Robert J. Alfano ’74 Dr. Dennis J. Amato ’62 Mr. Paul J. Amico ’73 Anonymous Mr. Christopher Athineos ’87 Mr. John E. Baccash ’67 Mr. Essa A. Bateh ’85 Mr. James M. Bernard ’68 Mr. Gerald J. Bernaz ’70 Mr. Joseph R. Bianco ’61 Mr. Richard S. Bianco ’82 Mr. John L. BianRosa ’67 Mr. Thomas F. Blaney ’77 Mr. Angelo J. Bonvino ’89 Mr. Joseph R. Bradley ’83 Dr. Francis X. Browne ’61 Mr. Robert J. Bruno ’65 Mr. Michael F. Buckley ’01 Mr. Gerard J. Buckley ’96 Mr. Mark A. Buonanno ’81 Mr. Thomas J. Burns ’83 Mr. John F. Byrne ’65 Mr. Walter G. Capece ’97 Mr. Charles Capetanakis ’79 Mr. Francis H. Caponegro ’72 Dr. Michael Carducci ’94 Mr. Michael G. Carey ’71 Mr. William P. Carey ’63 Mr. Robert A. Carotenuto ’85 Mr. Gene R. Casazza ’71 Captain Christopher D. Chelales ’84 Mr. Raphael M. Chierchio ’77 Mr. Michael S. Chille ’88 Dr. William J. Chirico ’74 Mr. Michael A. Chirico ’75 Mr. Michael S. Cilento ’76 Mr. George L. Clark ’83 Mr. Matthew R. Cody ’65 Mr. Vincent J. Colandrea ’77 Captain Richard L. Cole ’81 Mr. Brian T. Coleman ’83 Mr. Shamus C. Connolly ’91 Mr. Robert E. Corsi ’66 Dr. Salvatore J. Corso ’77 Dr. John G. Costa ’63

Mr. George J. Coughlin ’67 Mr. Dominick Cuttitta ’79 Mr. William F. Daleus ’61 Mr. Michael W. Darby ’64 Mr. Kevin T. Davies ’04 Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X. ’63 Hon. Vincent M. Del Giudice ’72 Mr. Pedro G. Delgado ’68 Mr. Angelo J. DelGiudice ’85 Dr. John P. Demas ’72 Mr. Patrick H. Dempsey ’91 Mr. Louis A. DeNino ’66 Mr. Peter M. DiSalvo ’85 Mr. Richard T. Diver ’74 Mr. William R. Dooley ’64 Dr. John R. Dorney ’61 Mr. Charles Duca ’80 Mr. Brian M. Duffy ’86 Dr. Richard H. Escobales ’61 Mr. Thomas A. Fezza ’73 Mr. Leonard N. Florio ’61 Mr. Richard J. Fodera ’81 Mr. Thomas E. Galligan ’89 Mr. Barry A. Gallogly ’70 Mr. Calogero C. Gambino ’90 Dr. John E. Gardella ’66 Mr. William J. Garry ’76 Mr. Peter Gaudiuso ’81 Mr. Robert P. Gaughan ’64 Mr. Trevor I. George ’86 Mr. Gasper P. Giordano ’77 Mr. Robert C. Golden ’09 Mr. James A. Gorra ’65 Mr. Carl A. Graziano ’90 Mr. Robert S. Grazioli ’77 Mr. Dominick F. Guarna ’80 Mr. Ronald A. Guido ’75 Mr. Raffael J. Guidone ’63 Mr. Walter A. Haderthauer ’69 Mr. Ronald J. Halleran ’61 Dr. James J. Hearn ’64 Mr. Sigfried Heiles ’64 Mr. Martin G. Hoban ’84 Mr. Gerald J. Howard ’68 Mr. Lester M. Hunkele ’65 Mr. Brian J. Ingram ’89 Mr. James P. Jack ’87 Mr. Richard M. Jaeger ’63 Mr. Paul Jamin ’85 Mr. John M. Jensen ’66 Mr. Christopher P. Johnson ’78 Mr. Gerard T. Kane ’77 Dr. John P. Kavanagh ’69 Mr. Michael J. Kawas ’77 Mr. Brian M. King ’77 Dr. Charles A. LaRosa ’77 Mr. Esteban A. Lopez ’65 Mr. Dominick Lucarelli ’89 Mr. Lorenzo Lugara ’00 Mr. James P. Lynn ’79 Mr. Robert J. MacDonald ’62 Dr. Charles V. Magatti ’67 Mr. James A. Maloney ’92 Mr. Steven J. Marchetti ’74 Mr. Frank P. Marino ’91 Mr. Andrew S. Martingano ’61

Mr. Edward A. Mayrose ’79 Mr. Anthony C. McCabe ’88 Lt. David D. McCann ’87 Mr. James F. McCarrick ’88 Mr. Thomas A. McFarland ’68 Mr. Louis S. Meltzer ’87 Mr. Albert P. Meo ’80 Mr. Richard G. Micallef ’80 Mr. Charles W. Mirailh ’90 Mr. Wade L. Mokarry ’72 Mr. Mark J. Morawski ’73 Mr. James J. Munson ’76 Dr. Daniel G. Murphy ’77 Mr. Anthony Mussolino ’89 Mr. Robert F. Norris ’86 Mr. Jerry J. O’Brien ’62 Mr. Christopher J. O’Hea ’89 Mr. Robert A. Oliva ’00 Mr. Joseph V. Orlando ’86 Mr. Ronald Palastro ’72 Mr. Steven M. Palermo ’82 Mr. Francis Pascuzzi ’61 Mr. Adam C. Peck ’63 Dr. Matthew J. Peluso ’93 Mr. Joseph F. Pernice ’93 Dr. Francis P. Puccio ’62 Mr. Anthony D. Quaranta ’74 Mr. James P. Quigley ’66 Mr. Michael T. Quinn ’93 Mr. Robert J. Rafferty ’62 Mr. William A. Rivera ’87 Mr. Patrick J. Rizzo ’77 Mr. Robert Thomas Rogers ’77 Mr. Robert W. Rose ’85 Mr. David D. Rounds ’63 Mr. Nicholas J. Rubino ’79 Mr. William J. Russo ’65 Mr. Salvatore J. Russo ’74 Mr. Pasqualino A. Russo ’86 Mr. James F. Santagata ’63 Mr. Paul G. Santino ’71 Mr. Michael S. Savage ’75 Mr. Vincent Savino ’63 Mr. Edmund Savold ’66 Mr. James J. Scaglione ’65 Mr. Matthew Scally ’87 Mr. Richard A. Sena ’65 Mr. Jack Seng ’80 Mr. James Shaffer ’91 Mr. John Shahin ’96 Mr. Daniel R. Sharib ’96 Mr. John D. Shaughnessy ’78 Mr. Frederick Shaver ’63 Dr. Gerard P. Shepherd ’82 Mr. Joseph A. Siano ’00 Mr. Theodore C. Sica ’92 Mr. Joseph P. Simon ’75 Mr. Thomas A. Smith ’63 Mr. Richard W. Smith ’64 Mr. Thomas M Snyder ’06 Mr. William A. Sollecito ’64 Mr. Frank A. Spadaro ’68 Dr. Francis S. Stellaccio ’66 Mr. Larry Sternfeld ’64 Mr. David W. Stokes ’66 Dr. Theodore J. Strange ’77

Mr. Michael Sullivan ’79 Mr. Philip Tartaglia ’81 Mr. Ralph A. Torrillo ’65 Dr. Vincent K. Tuohy ’65 Mr. Gerard M. Tuohy ’92 Mr. Louis F. Uffer ’83 Mr. Joseph J. Ursini ’81 Mr. Richard J. Valinotti ’73 Dr. Philip M. Vazquez ’82 Dr. Joseph S. Vetrano ’62 Mr. Andrew V. Vindigni ’77 Dr. Frank D. Visintini ’84 Mr. John J. Wilson ’81 Mr. Tracy T. Windrum ’68

Legacy Society

Gifts $100 - $249 Mr. Ernest J. Abati ’80 Dr. Pasquale J. Accardo ’61 Mr. Steven Alfano ’87 Mr. Michael P. Algerio ’06 Mr. Joseph D. Angelone ’77 Mr. Sandy R. Antonucci ’62 Mr. Salvatore Anzalone ’90 Mr. Robert A. Arcadipane ’70 Mr. Angelo T. Arena ’72 Mr. Salvatore P. Aspromonte ’70 Mr. Alan F. Auteri ’76 Mr. Larry J. Ayoub ’76 Dr. Thomas V. Ayoub ’72 Mr. Philip N. Ayoub ’77 Mr. Matthew Barbara ’80 Mr. James M. Barling ’61 Mr. John Bartolomeo ’81 Mr. Raymond L. Bischoff ’68 Mr. James G. Boggiano ’88 Mr. Charles V. Bono ’81 Mr. Richard A. Borecky ’82 Mr. Richard M. Bourne ’62 Mr. Joseph Bozzone ’61 Mr. James F. Brandow ’89 Mr. Justin L. Brannan ’96 Mr. Gerard J. Britton ’77 Mr. Thomas J. Broderick ’68 Mr. Salvatore Cali ’82 Mr. Michael J. Caramico ’80 Mr. Joseph R. Caravello ’64 Dr. Charles R. Carozza ’61 Mr. Thomas R. Caruso ’67 Mr. Frank P. Castaneda ’78 Mr. Kamond J. Cheung ’90 Mr. John J. Chianchiano ’85 Mr. Phillip C. Chin ’89 Mr. John J. Christ ’66 Mr. Basil E. Ciraolo ’89 Mr. Frank A. Coccaro ’72 Mr. Francis M. Colalucci ’62 Dr. John Collini ’81 Mr. Robert J. Coraci ’84 Mr. Reginald W. Cornelia ’61 Mr. Brian T. Cosgrove ’79 Mr. William P. Cramer ’61 Mr. James M. Cronin ’96 Brother Charles M. Cully, C.F.X. ’61 Mr. Mario D. D’Alicandro ’84 Mr. Frank A. D’Aquino ’79 Xaverian, Fall 2013 35

Mr. Thomas S. Dana ’88 Mr. Albert V. Danza ’70 Mr. Brian T. Davis ’70 Mr. Edward P. Davis ’79 Mr. Nicholas M. DeFeis ’76 Dr. Anthony V. DeFina ’67 Mr. Joseph F. DeFina ’78 Mr. Anthony Del Giudice ’00 Mr. Thomas D’Elia ’81 Mr. Guy J. DeMarco ’84 Mr. Henry DeMartino ’74 Mr. Eric A. DiNapoli ’96 Mr. Salvatore T. Dolcimascolo ’65 Mr. Kevin M. Donachie ’76 Mr. Martin F. Donohue ’77 Mr. Martin G. Duffy ’68 Mr. Thomas P. Duggan ’92 Mr. Paul G. Duhamel ’61 Mr. John M. Egan ’70 Mr. George Ellard ’65 Mr. Robert J. Emmons ’64 Mr. Steven B. Eriquez ’91 Dr. Jeffrey J. Falcone ’83 Mr. Thomas J. Farrell ’79 Mr. Joseph A. Favuzza ’91 Mr. Patrick Featherston ’72 Mr. Vito J. Ferrante ’70 Mr. William T. Finn ’81 Mr. George K. Fischer ’61 Mr. Brian J. Flanigan ’92 Dr. Robert F. Foronjy ’86 Mr. Alexander J. Franki ’90 Mr. Sandro J. Frasca ’84 Mr. William F. Fritsch ’69 Mr. Frank J. Gagliardi ’61 Mr. Joseph A. Gallagher ’65 Mr. Kevin J. Gallagher ’83 Mr. John Gallo ’68 Mr. Carl J. Gambino ’80 Mr. Kevin E. Gardner ’95 Mr. Ralph J. Gargiulo ’70 Mr. William J. Genco ’65 Mr. Mitchel Gennaoui ’71 Mr. Daniel Gennaoui ’00 Mr. John G. Gennaoui ’04 Mr. Vincent Gentile ’84 Mr. Peter J. Gerbasi ’81 Mr. Mario J. Giammarco ’67 Mr. Robert Giarraffa ’64 Mr. Douglas Gibbons ’68 Mr. Joseph M. Gibilaro ’75 Mr. Stephen R. Gitto ’73 Mr. Donald R. Gitto ’76 Mr. Michael C. Glynn ’62 Mr. Antonio Gnerre ’88 Mr. James G. Goodness ’71 Mr. Peter R. Grazioli ’84 Mr. John F. Grieco ’71 Mr. John W. Griessmayer ’63 Mr. Vincent Grippa ’63 Mr. Nat Guerriera ’84 Mr. Ronald Gugnoni ’61 Mr. William P. Guilshan ’61 Mr. Michael Gullo ’87 Mr. John S. Haggerty ’73 Mr. Stephen J. Hansen ’70 36 www.xaverian.org

Mr. Edward T. Harrigan ’61 Mr. Michael J. Harrigan ’90 Mr. John B. Higgins ’65 Dr. Stephen Holler ’91 Major Martin J. Horan ’64 Mr. Richard J. Hume ’71 Mr. Joseph Iacono ’96 Mr. Thomas R. Jablonski ’80 Mr. Mark J. Jamin ’88 Mr. Robert M. Janice ’67 Mr. Joseph S. Jasionowski ’62 Mr. R. Emmett Jones ’61 Mr. Thomas Joyce ’69 Mr. Walter V. Kain ’66 Mr. James P. Kane ’65 Mr. Elias N. Karalekas ’98 Mr. Gerard Kassar ’77 Mr. Brian W. Kassenbrock ’63 Mr. Bruce D. Keeler ’65 Mr. Gary S. Keevill ’75 Mr. Patrick G. Kennedy ’78 Sgt. Vincent C. Kennedy ’87 Dr. Owen P. Kieran ’68 Mr. William J. King ’79 Mr. Cornelius F. Knott ’76 Mr. Thomas F. Krulewski ’79 Mr. Nicholas J. Lakiotes ’93 Mr. Martin J. Langan ’93 Mr. Brian Large ’96 Lt. Jack D. LaTorre ’73 Mr. John T. Lava ’69 Captain Michael Legge ’65 Mr. Paul A. Link ’86 Mr. Vincent A. Logozzo ’89 Mr. Thomas J. Lovelock ’73 Mr. Peter B. Lucke ’84 Mr. Keith C. MacDonald ’89 Mr. Terrence M. Maher ’78 Mr. Gerald F. Mahoney ’61 Mr. Daniel J. Maida ’88 Mr. Christopher A. Maldari ‘81 Captain Peter Mancino ’64 Mr. Anthony Mancusi ’96 Mr. Carl Manna ’83 Mr. Joseph Marchese ’69 Mr. Michael W. Massa ‘64 Mr. Michael J. Massucci ‘81 Mr. Edward M. Mattera ’84 Mr. Harold E. May ’61 Mr. Anthony Mazzo ’96 Mr. Brendan P. McCaffrey ’88 Mr. Kevin McCarthy ’86 Mr. Robert K. McClean ’62 Mr. Paul A McClintock ’11 Mr. William M. McNamara ’64 Mr. John L. McNamara ’74 Mr. John N. McPadden ’92 Mr. Richard A. Menchini ’74 Mr. Steven T. Miano ’78 Dr. Niel F. Miele ’80 Mr. Peter J. Mignone ’89 Mr. Matthew Milbouer ’81 Mr. Robert A. Miller ’64 + Mr. Thomas M. Minchin ’65 Mr. John R. Mohr ’65 Dr. Raymond J. Mollica ’68

Mr. Edward M. Moloney ’78 Mr. Gary V. Mongiovi ’75 Mr. Terence L. Moriarty ’93 Mr. Kevin M. Murphy ’07 Mr. Marc Nakleh ’94 Mr. Paul D. Nizzere ’65 Mr. Henry A. Nocella ’61 Mr. James A. Nofi ’74 Mr. Kenneth P. Nolan ’99 Mr. Jeffrey B. Nunner ’95 Mr. Michael J. O’Connor ’61 Mr. Thomas D. O’Donnell ’61 Mr. Michael J. O’Hara ’69 Mr. James T. O’Hara ’79 Mr. Vincent A. Orsini ’88 Mr. Gerald H. Osterberg ’61 Mr. Christopher Pacifico ’81 Mr. John G. Palamarik ’82 Mr. Anthony M. Paparelli ’85 Mr. Dennis G. Pappanicholaou ’84 Mr. Joseph V. Paradiso ’80 Reverend Joseph D. Pasciuto ’63 Mr. Philip J. Passman ’88 Mr. Joseph R. Patane ’88 Mr. Joseph A. Patella ’89 Mr. Daniel Patrissy ’61 Mr. John M. Patten ’68 Mr. Stephen Pelletiere ’82 Mr. David Perez ’81 Mr. Stephen R. Pirrelli ’84 Mr. Frank Polverino ’84 Dr. Vito L. Punzi ’68 Mr. Albert G. Rabbat ’70 Mr. Vincent J. Raimondo ’97 Mr. Douglas P. Randall ’64 Mr. Vincent J. Re ’04 Mr. Edwin Rodriguez ’89 Mr. Barry S. Rohrssen ’78 Mr. Stephen R. Rolandi ’72 Dr. Joseph A. Romano ’64 Mr. Sean V. Rowley ’71 Mr. Michael Rucci ’81 Sgt. Angelo A. Russo ’87 Mr. Anthony Russo ’85 Dr. Vincent U. Saccente ’64 Mr. Anthony Salesi ’91 Mr. Joseph C. Santinello ’87 Dr. Joseph E. Savarese ’62 Mr. Richard P. Savino ’00 Chief Michael Scagnelli ’64 Mr. Christopher Scarpati ’’91 Mr. Thomas P. Schalk ’86 Mr. Joseph G. Schiavo ’77 Dr. Joseph T. Schifilliti ’74 Mr. James M. Schmidt ’90 Mr. Charles Sciabarra ’83 Lt. Graham C. Seidel ’61 Mr. Michael J. Seidita ’67 Mr. Robert J. Senia ’78 Mr. Anthony M. Shults ’04 Mr. Louis M. Sica ’61 Mr. Anthony T. Sicurelli ’85 Mr. John P. Simpson ’71 Mr. Nicholas D. Siragusa ’65 Mr. Robert L. Smith ’68 Mr. Angelo A. Spata ’92

Mr. Mark T. Spelman ’92 Dr. Joseph Squitieri ’98 Mr. Alexander G. Stempkoski ’10 Mr. John T. Strehle ’87 Mr. Kevin Sullivan ’62 Mr. James G. Tabert ’61 Dr. Dominick Tammaro ’77 Dr. Michael C. Tepedino ’82 Mr. Ronald B. Thomas ’65 Mr. Sean P. Tierney ’07 Dr. Daniel E. Tobin ’76 Mr. Gilberto Torres ’68 Mr. Gary A. Trabolsi ’70 Mr. Joseph J. Trezza ’72 Mr. Gianni A. Tribuzio ’02 Mr. John F. Tully ’63 Mr. Roy J. Versace ’69 Dr. Salvatore S. Volpe ’78 Mr. Edward Walsh ’63 Mr. Michael F. Wilson ’77 Mr. Robert Yondola ’66 Mr. Valentine J. Zammit ’66 Mr. Gregg J. Zogby ’91

Blue & Gold Society

Gifts up to $99 Mr. Theodore H. Adams ’62 Mr. Stephen Albright ’75 Deacon Bryan J. Amore ’80 Mr. Richard J. Anderson ’63 Mr. John J. Assenzio ’08 Mr. Michael E. Assile ’78 Mr. Louis M. Assini ’65 Mr. Anthony J. Auciello ’97 Mr. Philip A. Baudinet ’83 Mr. Ernie Belfiore ’80 Mr. Thomas Bellina ’64 Mr. Anthony T. Bello ’81 Mr. John J. Bruzzi ’67 Mr. Robert Cabrera ’67 Mr. David R. Capobianco ‘80 Dr. Vincent A. Carmusciano ’72 Mr. Sean P. Carroll ’97 Mr. John V. Cecalupo ’68 Mr. Ricardo Cendagorta ’82 Mr. Albert D. Connolly ’81 Mr. Corrado Coppola ‘80 Mr. Richard A. Cordiano ’61 Mr. John F. Craig ’65 Mr. Edward M. Curry ’69 Reverend Thomas G. D’Albro ’62 Mr. Bart D’Ambra ’66 Mr. Thomas E. Dattolo ’84 Mr. Richard N. DeCristofaro ’67 Mr. Frank A. DeLisi ’67 Mr. Anthony Della-Croce ’67 Mr. Frank J. Di Maria ’90 Mr. Harold S. Diamond ’62 Mr. John M. DiBiasi ’73 Mr. Frank X. DiPolito ’68 Mr. Francis Donnelly ’74 Inspector William J. Dwyer ’61 Dr. Michael Esposito ’78 Mr. George J. Fanelli ’71 Mr. Antonio Farina ’94 Mr. Charles J. Fennimore ’78

Mr. Thomas J. Ferris ’85 Mr. Thomas J. Fields ’74 Mr. John P. Fields ’78 Mr. Robert J. Finn ’78 Mr. Donald J. Finnegan ’75 Mr. Edward J. Fiore ’92 Mr. Sean P. Fodera ’84 Mr. Joseph M. Forgione ’98 Mr. Michael J. Freddo ’72 Mr. Christopher J. Fredericks ’04 Mr. Joseph T. Freisen ’69 Mr. Dominick Fusillo ’77 Mr. Francis J. Gallo ’75 Mr. Victor R. Gancitano ’93 Mr. Joseph A. Garritano ’94 Mr. Ralph A. Gehshan ’68 Mr. Roy G. Gerardi ’65 Dr. Lawrence E. Goettisheim ’77 Mr. Paul Graf ’65 Dr. Stephen Gucker ’78 Mr. James K. Hanratty ’78 Mr. Robert L. Howe ’72 Mr. Eric Hudson ’99 Mr. Robert J. Ianuale ’68 Mr. Salvatore P. Inzerillo ’04 Mr. Robert M. Jablonski ’75 Mr. Joseph A. Jaccarino ’97 Mr. Gregory Jack ’80 Mr. Frederick E. John ’63 Mr. John A. Kahwaty ’68 Dr. Anthony J. Kanakry ’83 Mr. Vincent M. Kavanagh ’71 Mr. Richard E. Kelleher ’62 Mr. Ryan Konkoski ’83 Mr. Robert B. Kreha ’76 Mr. William J LaVasseur ’07 Mr. Guy G. LaVignera ’63 Mr. Richard E. Lee ’88 Mr. Alfred Lento ’61 Mr. Vincent Leone ’92 Mr. Frederick Lizzi ’68 Mr. Frank A. Lopiano ’79 Mr. Patrick J. Lundrigan ’83 Mr. Douglas A. Lutfey ’73 Dr. Jerry W. Maida ’61 Mr. Dominick R. Maiorano ’88 Mr. Joseph Malone ’61 Mr. Edward J Mancuso ’62 Mr. Michael S. Maniaci ’03 Mr. Gerard J. Marciano ’79 Mr. William F. Mariano ’63 Mr. Michael T. Marselle ’78 Mr. Charles R. Mason ’72 Mr. Daniel M. Mayrose ’07 Mr. Ryan Mayrose ’08 Mr. Terrence M. Mayrose ’05 Mr. Stephen J. McAteer ’62 Mr. Kevin M. McCarthy ’83 Mr. Michael C. McCormick ’04 Mr. Kevin P. McDermott ’73 Mr. Lawrence M. McGuire ’80 Mr. Francis J. McKee ’61 Mr. Richard M. McKee ’71 Captain Gerard P. McPartlan’77 Mr. Brian R. Meyers ’88 Mr. Peter J. Micara ’79

Mr. Frank J. Miele ’82 Mr. Adam J. Moloney ’88 Mr. John P. Montes ’05 Mr. Kevin S. Moran ’75 Mr. Michael J. Morotta ’70 Mr. Keith D. Muccigrosso ’93 Mr. John F. Neylan ’66 Mr. Frank J. Nigro ’66 Mr. Kostas J. Notias ’90 Mr. Michael J. O’Brien ’64 Mr. Michael G. O’Meara ’87 Mr. Gregory R. Pacelli ’90 Mr. Michael F. Pallidine ’72 Dr. William D. Palumbo ’92 Mr. Stephen G. Panicali ’87 Mr. Richard D. Paris ’67 Mr. Charles A. Paturno ’89 Mr. Leon A. Perez ’75 Mr. Matthew M. Petrillo ’89 Mr. Peter J. Petrino ’82 Mr. Brian F. Phillips ’90 Mr. Rino G. Pietanza ’00 Mr. Richard F. Pignataro ’68 Mr. Clinton C. Plietz ’73 Mr. Louis Poppe ’74 Mr. Richard G. Potter ’78 Mr. Nicholas V. Prezioso ’04 Mr. Vincent J. Privitelli ’05 Mr. Christopher J. Pucella ’93 Mr. Robert F. Puleo ’83 Mr. Anthony J. Rasa ’88 Mr. Louis G. Ricciardi ’80 Mr. John L. Romano ’70 Mr. Joseph J. Ruiz ’66 Mr. John D. Ruocco ’82 Mr. Joseph E. Russ ’62 Mr. Vito A. Ruvolo ’87 Mr. John Ryan ’62 Mr. John J. Santimauro ’69 Mr. Joseph A. Sbarra ’90 Dr. Nunzio P. Schembari ’80 Mr. Joseph F. Seminara ’78 Mr. Robert J. Sforzo ’64 Mr. Paul A. Signorelli ’73 Mr. Peter R. Simonelli ’61 Mr. Stephen Sinclair ’66 Mr. George J. Siracuse ’62 Mr. Gregory J. Sirett ’84 Mr. Joseph S. Solensky ’65 Mr. Joseph E. Spencer ’71 Mr. Matthew R. Taikina ’04 Mr. Anthony J. Tempera ’86 Mr. Robert E. Thoelen ’70 Mr. Anthony Tomasulo ’96 Major John J. Tran ’91 Mr. William Trapani ’83 Mr. Joseph T. Trovato ’07 Mr. Ernest A. Tulino ’61 Mr. Michael J. Tuohy ’68 Mr. Victor E. Tuohy ’66 Mr. Joseph J. Van Aken ’83 Sgt. John Ward ’81 Mr. Dermot M. Winters ’62 Mr. Kevin P. Woods ’82 Mr. Anthony F. Zavardino ’75 Xaverian, Fall 2013 37

Thank You to Our Parents Our Lady of the Narrows Society $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. John Grado P’13

St. Michael’s Society

Gifts from $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Basile ’84 P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Coen P’14,’16 G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Oswald P’14 Mr. & Dr. John F. Ronan G’14

Brother Theodore Ryken Society Gifts $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Harry D’Onofrio ’85 G’14,’15 Mr. & Mrs. Dean Giasi P’16 Mr. & Mrs. John Gutzeit P’16

Brother Padraic Society

Gifts $1,500 - $2,499 Mr. Mike Niamonitakis P’16 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Zambrano P’14

Brother Hilary Society

Gifts $1,000 - $1,499 Mr. & Mrs. Ghassan Amin P’14 Mrs. Jean M. Buzzard P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Caridi G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Carone G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cavalcante P’16 Mr. Benjamin Epps & Ms. Amy Monroe P’13,’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Landino P’16 Lt. & Mrs. Jerome P. Mandala ’75 P’15 Mr. & Mrs. James Moriarty ’81 G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Vendikos ’87 G’14

Clipper Society

Gifts $250 - $999 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Allegretti P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Gaby M. Antoun P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Kosta Arsenlis G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Astarita P’14,’16 Mr. & Mrs. Louis W. Barbati P’16 Mr. & Mrs.Charles Blakeley G’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Brancato P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Butch Brandes G’14 Mr. Peter Cahill P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cammilleri P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Coleman ’83 G’14 Mr. Anthony Corbisiero G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Cottingham G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Darby ’64 P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeCrescenzo G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Dewees P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Alfredo Dinten P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Peter DiSalvo ’85 P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Duca ’80 P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fattorusso P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fodera ’81 G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Galligan ’89 G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gallo P’16 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Garry, Esq. ’75 P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gaydos P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Goell G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Griffin P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Warnock P’16 38 www.xaverian.org

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Jamin ’85 P’15,G’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Jankowski P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Kane ’77 G’13 Mr. Craig Konyk & Ms. Matilda McQuaid P’16 Dr. & Mrs. Vadim Kushnerik P’15 Mr. Joseph LaForgia P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Loud P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Maresco P’13 Mr. & Mrs. John Martorana P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mazza P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Milano G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mistretta P’13 Mr. & Mrs. John Monahan P’13 Mrs. Mary Murphy P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Norris ’87 G’15 Ms. Brianne O’Connor P’15 Ms. Claudine Paramo P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Powers P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rosato P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Noah Rosenblum P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore J. Russo, Esq. ’74 P’13,’14 Mr. & Mrs. Pasqualino Russo ’86 G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Saladino P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schneider P’16 Mr. & Mrs. M. Bradley Seabaugh P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sinisi G’15 Mrs. JoyceMarie Somerville P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Springer P’15 Dr. & Mrs. Philip M. Vazquez ’82 G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Velez P’15 Ms. Dianne Veling P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Woutas G’14

Legacy Society

Gifts $100 - $249 Mr. Mesbah Abdul & Mrs. Gisela Abdulrahman P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Amato P’14 Ms. Maureen Ambery P’13 Ms. Adriana Ameer P’16 Mr. & Mrs. John Ameruso P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Anarumo P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Andrews P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Domenico Aragona P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Arbeeny P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Tommaso Arcabascio P’13 Mr. & Mrs. James Ardizzone G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Ayoub ’76 G’15 Mr. & Mrs. James Baglino P’13,’16 Mr. & Mrs. George Banat G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Barbati P’14 Ms. Deborah Barber P’13 Ms. Lisa Barrio-Montanez P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Batrouni G’15 Ms. Elaine Baumann P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bertelle G’15 Mr. Jamal Beyrouti & Mrs. Ortenzia Muriale-Beyrouti P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bondi G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Charles V. Bono ’81 P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bramante P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Brennan P’15 Ms. Andrea Bronte P’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Brower G’14,’15

Mr. & Mrs. Nicolas Brun P’16 Mr. & Ms. Alfred Buonanno G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Cali ’82 P’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Caloia P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cappiello P’14, G’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Cashman G’13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Castellano P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Nick Castellano P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Francis Castellano G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Castronovo P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Catuogno P’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Chavez G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Ching P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Cioffi P’13 Ms. Barbara Cirruzzo P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Herzen Clerge P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Codispoti P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Collins G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Brian W. Collins P’15 Ms. Karen Colombo P’13,’15 Mr. & Mrs. Wilfredo Colon P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michele Conenna P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Giovanni Conigliaro P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Connor P’16 Ms. Samantha Connor P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Coraci ’84 P’13,’14 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Corral P’16 Ms. Sherry Corriette P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Corrigan P’14, ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Sean Crowley P’14,’15 Mr. & Mrs. Miles Cuddy G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Adam Cuniglio G’13 Mr. & Mrs. Mario D. D’Alicandro ’84 P’15 Mr. James Dario G’16 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas David P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Davila G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Davis ’79 P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeFillippo P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Delgado P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D’Elia P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew DeLiso P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Frank DelloRusso P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Paul DeLuca P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Mark DeMauro P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Antonino DeSalvo P’13 Dr. & Mrs. Giordani Desir P’15 Ms. Eileen Destri P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Diker P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Rosario DiMaggio P’15 Mr. Mario Diminich & Mrs. Joanne Kennedy P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Jon DiPietra G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DiSomma G’15 Mr. & Mrs. James DiTucci-Cappiello P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Doherty P’13 Mr. & Mrs. James Dolan P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Donohue P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Iro Drazenovic G’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Drury G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Duffy P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Billy Haddad G’14 Ms. Lisa Esposito P’15 Dr. & Mrs. Dean J. Etri P’16 Mr. Michael Fafian P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Falcone P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Rayed Farraj P’16

Mrs. Marianna Fasano P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Featherston ’72 P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Carmine Feola P’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Ferrandino P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Chris Ferraro P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ferrarotto P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ferrigno P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Finizio P’16 Mr. & Mrs. William T. Finn ’81 P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick G’15 Mr. Michael Fiumefreddo G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Franciosa P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Franz G’14 Mr. & Ms. Christopher T. Freeze P’14, G’14 Ms. Barbie Frias P’16 Mr. William Frohlich & Ms. Mary Donovan P’15 Ms. Margaret Furlong P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gallagher P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Vito Gargano P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gargiulo G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Garza P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gaudio P’14 Mr. & Mrs. William George P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Dexter George P’16 Dr. Monica & Dr. Gabriel Ghitan G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Evangelos Giannopoulos G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Gifford P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Gilliam P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Giustiniani P’13 Mr. & Mrs. John Glynn G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Yury Gonzalez P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Gordon P’15 Ms. Mary Gregory P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Nat Guerriera ’84 G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Francis Guinto P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Ruben Guzman P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hajjar G’14,’15 Mr. & Mrs. William Hansen G’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Harte P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Healy G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Helbock P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Hernandez P’16 Ms. Bernadette Hyland-Baron P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Immiti P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Innamorato P’16 Dr. Nidal Isber & Ms. Kinana Khouri G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Vito Iuni G’14 Ms. Elena Jannicelli P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Juliano P’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Keaveny G’15 Mr. Brian Kerrigan G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kimmeth G’13 Dr. & Mrs. Mark Kindschuh G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Vasilis Koufos G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kouvaris P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Krause P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kujawski G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Langan P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lattuga P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Levine P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Dino Liapes P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Licata P’13,’16 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Logozzo ’89 G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Longo P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lynch G’15

Ms. Kathleen MacDonald G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Keith C. MacDonald ’89 P’16 G’15 Ms. Phyllis Maddaloni P’16 Mr. & Mrs. JeanPierre Maddaloni P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Maguire P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mandile P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Mangano P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Manzi P’14,’16 Ms. Gina Maranga P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Accursio Marinello P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Marotta P’15 Dr. & Mrs. Donald J. Martinelli P’13, G’14 Mrs. Maria Martocci P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Martorano P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Massucci ’81 P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mattera G’15 Ms. Susan Matthews P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rossiter P’14 Dr. Brian McCarthy & Dr. Catherine McWade P’13,’16 Mr. & Mrs. John McCarthy P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McGarty G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGuigan G’14 Ms. Jennifer McGurk P’16 Mr. & Mrs. John McHale P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McLaughlin G’14 Mr. William McLoughlin & Ms. Loriann Robertson P’16 Mr. Timothy McPartlin & Ms. Eva-Maria Cusack G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Mecca P’13 Ms. Guyline Mesidor P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Milbouer ’81 P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Minniti G’16 Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Moloney ’78 P’13 Ms. Lorraine Montemarano P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Monti G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mooney P’16 Ms. Barbara Mosconi P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Tony Msallem G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Murphy G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Murtagh G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Francois Naaman P’13,’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Nugent P’14 Ms. Monica Occhiogrosso P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel O’Hara P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Oliveri P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Olsen P’13,’16 Mr. Paul Olson P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ostensen G’16 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Paloumbis G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Russel Pandolfo P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Paparelli ’85 P’15,’16 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Pappanicholaou ’84 G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Paradiso ’80 P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Parker P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Parker P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Dante Pascale G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Passante P’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Passarella P’16 Mr. & Mrs. James Paul P’15 Mr. & Mrs. James Pender P’16 Mr. David Perez ‘81 P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Perfetto P’15 Mr. Romeo Petric & Mrs. Fran Gillen P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Petronis P’14

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Piccerill P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Pirrelli ’84 P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pisano P’16 Mr. & Mrs. James Pisciotta P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Pittas P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Politano P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Sal Portelli P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Domenico Priante G’13 Mrs. Lisa Principato P’14 Mr. Nelson Ramos & Ms. Cynthia Wildrick ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Reid P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ricupero P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Franco Riggio P’16 Ms. Liliana Rios P’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Rizzo P’14 Mr. Sean Robers & Ms. Andreanne Frederick P’16 Mr. Cruz Robles P’13 Mr. Steve Rosenberg & Ms. Lori Ann Zepp P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rossetti P’16 Mr. & Mrs. John Roussel P’16 Mr. Sean V. Rowley ’71 P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rucci ’81 P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Russo P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Salazar G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Salerno P’13,’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sammon P’16 Mr. Robert Santa P’16 Mr. Enrique Santiago & Mrs. Martina Bellevue-Santiago P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Santo P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Scally ’87 G’15 Mrs. Maria Scaramuzzino-Snyder P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Schalk ’86 G’15 Mrs. Anne M. Schreiner P’15,’16 Ms. Elaine Scotto P’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Scotto P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Barr Seitz G’13 Mr. & Mrs. John Serri P’16 Mr. John Sheehan & Mrs. Mary Burke P’13 Ms. Katharine Sheehan P’15 Dr. & Mrs. Ilya Shneyderman G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sicurelli ’85 P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sigismondi P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Nikolaos Sinopoulos P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Skarl P’14 Ms. Cynthia Smith P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Spadafora P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Angelo A. Spata ’92 P’16 G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sturges P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sullivan P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Tadeusz Syta P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Nunzio Tallegra P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Kunal Taneja P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Tapia P’16 Mr. Frank P. Tarulli & Ms. Virginia Pappas P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Terranova P’16 Mr. & Mrs. William Thuilot P’16 Mr. & Mrs. John Timothy P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Mario Tirro P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Trigiani G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Guido Tritto P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Troc P’16 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Tutone P’14 Xaverian, Fall 2013 39

Ms. Eva Johnson P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Vaccaro G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Calogero Vaccaro P’14 Ms. Brenda Vargas P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Vega P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Aureo Verano P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Verdoliva P’15 Mr. & Mrs. James Villa P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Weir P’14 G’13 Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Wells P’16 Ms. Marylou Whalen P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Miroslaw Wojtukiewicz P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Simos Xenakis P’15

Blue & Gold Society

Gifts Up to $99 Ms. Laurie Abramson P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Aguilar P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Chris Andreani P’15 Ms. Lenotcka Antoine P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Barrett P’16 Mr. & Mrs. John Bianchi P’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Bini P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Biscotti P’15 Mr. William Bisset P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bowry P’16 Mrs. Mary Brannigan G’15 Miss Shirley Brathwaite P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Brennan G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Broderick P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Budgell P’15 Mrs. Virginia Busardo P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Campanella P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Andy Cardello P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cardinale P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Cardona P’14 Ms. Suzanne Carlson G’15 Ms. Staci Chell P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Albert D. Connolly ’81 P’15 G’14 Ms. Debra Conte P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Corrado Coppola ’80 P’14,’16 Mr. & Mrs. Jasper Cumella P’16 Mr. & Mrs. George Cundari P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Danna P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Dasaro P’13 Ms. Crystal Alicia Davis P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Donato Dellaroso P’16 Ms. Maureen Doherty P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ferris ’85 P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Filipowicz P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Fodera ’84 P’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Freeman P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Frerks P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Nick Galiouras P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Geraci P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Baron A. Germaine P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Simon Gershovich P’14 Mr. Frank Giordano P’16 Mr. Edward Goldberg P’13 Mr. Roy Hansen P’13 Ms. Angela Herrera P’15 Ms. Zenobia Hilman P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hourican G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Corrado Iannizzi P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jean-Francois P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Demetrius Kanakis P’16 40 www.xaverian.org

Mr. & Mrs. Petros Kapsalis P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Zlatko Karabaic G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Katimbang P’15 Dr. & Mrs. James Kiernan P’15 G’15 Dr. & Mrs. James Kiernan G’15 Ms. Eileen P. Kirby P’16 Ms. Danielle Kuver P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Hon Lai G’14 Mr. Jonathan Lamattina P’15 Ms. Leah Lococo P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Lodato P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Loposky P’16 Ms. Sonia Magwood P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Marciano ’79 P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Battista Marrelli P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Richard McDonagh P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Charles McEvoy G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McKenzie G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Donato Mignone P’15,’16 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Mollica P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Montelbano P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Kennie Morales P’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Moran P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Morgan P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Josph Murnan P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Liam O’Rourke P’13,’16 Mr. & Mrs. John Papadimitropoulos P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Papandrea G’13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Patafio P’16 Ms. Denise Perasso P’15 Ms. Michelle Perrone P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Piccinonno P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Puricelli P’16 Mr. & Mrs. James Quinlan P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Ramos P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rinaldi P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Ritz P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robertson P’16 Ms. Beatriz Rodriguez P’13 Mr. Michael Romano & Mrs. Annamaria Saguto-Romano P’16 Mrs. Marybeth Rozas P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ruggiero P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Ruiz G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Russo P’14,P’16 Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan P’16 Mr. & Mrs. John Regan P’16 Ms. Melva Sanchez P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Savoia G’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Scala P’15 Mr. Paul Schwarz P’15 Ms. Nina Sheehy P’15 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Simonson P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Krzysztof Skrzypa P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Slevin P’15 Mr. Richard P. Stalzer P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Eddy Stansky G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Strano P’13 Ms. Gina Strazzabosco G’15 Mr. & Mrs.Timothy Strongreen P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Sullivan P’15,’16 Mrs. Sandra Suweidan-Nemeh G’15 Ms. Barbara Tominelli P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Van Tassell G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vasile P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Ventrice P’13

Mr. & Mrs. John Ward ‘81 P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Watters P’15,’16 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Woods ’82 G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zito P’14

Thank you to Our Alumni Parents and Friends Our Lady of the Narrows Society Gifts from $10,000-$24,999 Ms. Cara Macksoud Mr. Vincent Theurer P’09

St. Michael’s Society

Gifts from $5,000-$9,999 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Gunther

Brother Theodore Ryken Society Gifts from $2,500-$4,999 Mr. William G. Carroll Ms. Bernadette D. Hoban Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hudec P’00

Brother Padraic Society

Gifts from $1,500-$2,499 Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Murray Mr. Louis Piccola P’98 Mrs. Anne Rich P’99

Brother Hilary Society

Gifts from $1,000-$1,499 Mr. & Mrs.Charles Bernardi P’12 Mr. Darran Brown

Clipper Society

Gifts from $250-$999 Mr. Salvatore F. Albanese, Esq. Mr. Jack E. Alesi P’99,’01 Mr. Henry A. Alpert Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Baggot Mr. & Mrs. Brian Baldwin Mr. & Mrs, Michael Ball Mr. & Mrs. Michael Barbosa Mr. & Mrs. James Bavoso Ms. Kathryn V. Brady Ms. Jane Brunner Mr. Christiopher Buencamino Ms. Mary P. Byrnes Mr. & Mrs. Gino Chillo Ms. Samantha Clarke Mr. Peter Clavin Mr. Anthony M. Coscia Mr. Thomas Coyne Mr. & Mrs. Tomasso DeRosa Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Dugan Mr. Richard Fiel Ms. Leticia Flores Ms. Phyllis Gangi Mrs. Patricia Hicks Mr. William Howley & Ms. Mary McDermott Mr. & Mrs. James Jack P’87 Mr. & Mrs. Francis Jankowski Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kanning Mr. Michael F. King StM.’58 P’93

Mr. Arthur Lakiotes Mr. Daryle LaMonica Mr. & Mrs. James V. Larkin Mr. & Mrs. Paul McClintock P’11 Ms. Bernadette McHugh Torres Mr. Robert Milea Mr. & Mrs. Emanuele Missud Ms. Claudia Muia-Tartevet Mr. & Mrs. William Murray Mr. James L. O’Connor Ms. Carol Otero Mr. Thomas Papadopoulos & Ms. Cheryl Todd Mr. Andrew Patapis Ms. Joyce Pickering Mr. Anthony Porcelli Ms. Maureen J. Powderly Mr. & Mrs. Derick Psarreas Mr. Lorenzo Pugliano Ms. Beatriz Rios Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Rodman Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Rooney Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Rufrano Mr. Sal Rusi Ms. Maria Said P’11 Ms. Carmela Sorace Ms. Patricia A. Stramka Mr. Gregory Warnock Mr. & Mrs. Robert Watters

Legacy Society

Gifts from $100-$249 Mr. Robert Abiuso Mr. William Ameneiros P’04 Ms. Rebecca Anema Ms. Noreen E. Axon Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Beglane Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Bartha Mrs. Susan Buckley Mr. & Mrs. N. Carone Ms. Maria Cestaro Ms. Barbara Cheung Mr. Thomas Conway Mr. John Crowley Ms. Maureen Crowley Mr. & Mrs. Guy D’Abundo Mr. & Mrs. Douglas David Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeFillippo Ms. Donna DeLustro Ms. Sarah DiStefano Mr. Joseph Doughney Ms. Joanne T. Ecock Ms. Helen Engelhardt Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Faraino Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Fell Mr. Neil Firtle Mr. & Mrs. John Fitzpatrick Mr. Erik Flannigan Mr. & Mrs. Robert Forster Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ghiz Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Gilliam Ms. Georgina Gilmartin Mr. John P. Giuliano Ms. Mary Gregory Mr. Steve Grimes Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Hudson

Dr. Jerylyn Jacob Mr. Niels Jorgensen Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Jorgenson Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kashman Mr. William P. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Michael Klingele Mr. & Mrs. Charles Krause Mrs. Trudy Kuhn P’91 Mrs. Marie Lane P’84,’92 Ms. Denise Lopresti Ms. Deborah A. Marra Mr. Philip Mauro Mr. James McFarlane Mr. & Mrs. Robert Meyers Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Minniti Mr. John Morisi Mr. Thomas Mucci Ms. Mary Murphy Ms. Kristan Nevins Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Nicholas Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. O’Berg P’91 Captain & Mrs. Richard J. O’Grady Ms. Kathleen Prasenski Ms. Dorothy Provenzano Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Quinn Mr. Brandon Rumley Ms. Mae T. Safee Ms. Lora Seibert Ms. Barbara Taddeo Mrs. Dorothy Ward Mr. Gerard Ward Ms. Anne Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Windram & Family

Blue and Gold Society

All Gifts up to $99 Mr. Raymond Alvarado Ms. Eileen Barry Mr. George W. Bown Mrs. Rosalie Bruno P’03 Mr. William Brusca Mr. Michael Brusca Ms. Meg Capodanno Mr. Richard A. Carlson Ms. Jennifer Carone Montemarano Mr. William Carroll Mr. Robert Chilton Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Civitello Mr. Bruce A. Cook Ms. Eileen Crowley Mr. Anthony Dario & Ms. Annette Jacknow Mr. Mario L. Dario Ms. Crystal Alicia Davis Mrs. Judith DeAngelis Ms. Rosemarie Doonan Mr. Michael Dorgan Ms. Joan Dorgan-McAree Ms. Harriet C. Dunne Mr. Joseph V. Fodera Ms. Karen Fogel Ms. Mary R. Foser Ms. Maria Gallina Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gioia Mr. Matthew Glaser Mr. Edward Goldberg Ms. Dolores Greenidge

Mr. Michael Junsch Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kibler Dr. Alan Kling Ms. Jessica Lee Dwyer Mr. Vito Marrone Mr. & Mrs. Kevin McLoughlin Mr. & Mrs. George Michaels Ms. Margaret Moran Ms. Angela Nortwich Mr. & Mrs. Liam O’Rourke Mr. & Mrs. Francesco Pecoraro Mr. & Mrs. John A. Razzano Ms. Melanie M. Redden Mr. Richard M. Suweidan Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert W. Turner Mr. & Mrs. John Wiesener Ms. Elaine Williams Ms. Regina E. Winters Mr. & Mrs. William J. Wixted Ms. Valencia Wright

Gifts Made In Honor and In Memory Of Henry Alpert - In Memory of Christine Dario Rebecca Anema - In Memory of Christine Dario Eileen Barry - In Memory of Christine Dario Guillermo Bilbao ’76 In Memory of Brother Warren Abel, CFX Jean Buzzard - In Memory of John Buzzard ’10 & Fred Buzzard P’10,’13 Mary Byrnes In Memory of Brother William Byrnes ’77 Jerry Campanella In Memory of Gaspare Galante N. Carone - In Memory of Christine Dario Jennifer Carone Montemarano In Memory of Christine Dario John Cashman - In Memory of Christine Dario Maria Cestaro - In Memory of Christine Dario Barbara Cheung - In Memory of Christine Dario Kevin Civitello - In Memory of Christine Dario Mario Dario - In Memory of Christine Dario Anthony Dario - In Memory of Christine Dario Judith DeAngelis In Honor of Father Dave Dettmer Donna DeLustro - In Memory of Christine Dario Joanne Ecock - In Memory of Christine Dario Michael Esposito ’78 In Memory of Christine Dario Joseph Faraino - In Memory of Christine Dario Neil Firtle - In Memory of Christine Dario Erik Flannigan - In Memory of Christine Dario Maria Gallina - In Memory of Christine Dario John Gardella ’66 In Memory of Brother Warren Abel, CFX John Gardella ’66 In Memory of Carl Fehlandt ’66 Evangelos Giannopoulos In Memory of Christine Dario Robert Gioia - In Memory of Christine Dario John Giuliano - In Memory of Christine Dario Dolores Greenidge In Memory of Christine Dario Steve Grimes - In Memory of Christine Dario Xaverian, Fall 2013 41

Michael Junsch - In Honor of James Paramo ’16 Robert Kibler - In Memory of Christine Dario Alan Kling - In Memory of Christine Dario John Morisi - In Memory of Christine Dario Kristan Nevins - In Honor of Michael MacIntyre New York Society of Forensic Dentistry In Honor of Hon. Vincent Del Giudice ’72 Joseph Nicholas - In Memory of Christine Dario Angela Nortwich - In Memory of Christine Dario Francesco Pecoraro In Memory of Christine Dario George Prezioso - In Memory of Christine Dario Frederick Rufrano - In Memory of Christine Dario Lora Seibert - In Memory of Christine Dario Richard Sullivan In Honor of The Moloney Family Dorothy Ward - In Memory of John Ward ’62 Michael Welch - In Honor of Bob Alesi ’78 John Wiesener - In Memory of Christine Dario William Zucker ’75In Honor of the Xaverian Brothers

Businesses, Foundations, and Corporations St. Francis Xavier Society

Gifts from $25,000 and above St. Michael’s Alumni Association

Our Lady of the Narrows Society

Gifts from $10,000-$24,999 The Amy Donovan Education Trust 1994 Approved Oil Co. - Mr. Vincent Theurer P’09 Grado Laboratories - Mr. John Grado P’13

St. Michael’s Society

Gifts from $5,000-$9,999 D’Onofrio General Contractors Corp. Mr. Harry D’Onofrio ‘85 G’14,’15 Good Judgement Foundation, Inc. Georgian Court University Mr. John McAullife ‘89 St. John’s Preparatory School Our Lady of Good Counsel HS TD Bank SimplexGrinnell Xaverian Brothers High School

Brother Theodore Ryken Society Gifts from $2,500-$4,999 Altria Matching Gifts Program Apollo Jets - Mr. Dean Giasi P’16 Deville Charter Service Grimm PAC Natoli Studios Xaverian Student Coordinating Council Xavier High School (CT)

Brother Padraic Society

Gifts from $1,500-$2,499 Abrams & Fensterman Mr. Frank Carone G’14 St. John’s University The Jeannie L. Grant Foundation St. John’s High School 42 www.xaverian.org

Brother Hilary Society

Gifts from $1,000-$1,499 O’Connor Davies Munns & Dobbins Mr. Thomas Blaney ’77 Class Tuxedo Corp. - Mr. Joseph Landino P’11,’16 Cohens Fashion Optical DLH Technologies, Inc. MSG Varsity Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association St. Bernadette School

Clipper Society

Gifts from $250-$999 Sergeants Benevolent Assoc.

Third and Long Catholic Foundation for Brooklyn and Queens - Mr. Nicholas Vendikos ’87 G’14 Davis Polk & Wardwell, LLP Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh Faith in the Future Futures in Education Gino’s Pizzeria & Restaurant Grand Leigh Inc. Legend’s Sporting Goods MassMutual Milco General Contracting Narrows Insurance Agency NYC Police Captains Endowment Association St. Athanasius Fund TriTec Real Estate New York Life Insurance P. S. 102 - The Bay View School Colleran, O’Hara & Mills, LLP Eastern Security Corp.

AMR Electrical Contracting Corporation Bay Ridge Manor Detectives Endowment Association Inc. Empire State Bank Ferrantino Fuel Corp.

Friends of Marty Golden GlaxoSmithKline Foundation GSpeed Capital, Inc. Irish Haven Bar & Restaurant, Inc. Leske’s Bakery Lieutenants Benevolent Association Mann Construction Corp.

McGinns, Inc. McGrath Law New York Society of Forensic Dentistry New York State Conservative Party Our Lady of Perpetual Help Patriot Electric Ridgewood Savings Bank Salty Dog - Mr. George Kabbez ‘84 Secure Event, Inc. Statue Cruises, LLC Suffolk County, P.B.A. Super Roofer TF Cornerstone, Inc. The Harp The Wicked Monk TRACE - Mr. George Kabbez ‘84 Uniforms by Park Coats Inc. AWR Group

Bay Ridge Crossfit Bay Ridge Historical Society Bay Ridge Tax Planning Casa Building Materials CEBU - Mr. Michael Esposito ’96 Changing Our World Empire Environmental Fastbreak - Mr. Thomas Burns ’83 & Mr. William Alesi ’84 Financial Integrity Fontbonne Hall Academy Glenwood Mason Supply Heights Abstract, Ltd. IBM Kings Building Materials Mesirow Financial - Mr. Salvatore Albanese Platinum Maintenance Platzer, Swergold, Karlin, Levine, Goldberg & Jaslow Qualcomm Foundation Roger & Sons Seatide Fish & Lobseter Inc. - Mr. & Mrs. Paul Oliveri P’09,’14 St. Bernard Knights of Colombus St. Francis College Suburban General Insurance Agency T. Moriarty & Son, Inc. Vantage Builders Verrazano Rotary Club Yours & Mine Jewelers Mr. Frank Gallinaro ’80

Legacy Society

Gifts from $100-$249 Fireglow, Inc. Circles Cafe St. Bernadette Roman Catholic Church JJM Services, Inc. Arimed Orthotics & Prosthetics Breezy Wine & Liquor Shop Cobble Hill Chapels Crowley Travel, Inc. Dimitrios Furs NYC, LLC Engine 202 Ladder 101 Engine 205 Ladder 118 Engine 210 Engine 224 Engine 228 Engine 279 Ladder 131 Faicco Pork Stores Friends of Firefighters, Inc. Maxwell Kates, Inc. Oilheat Associates, Inc. P & R Carpet Cleaning Perception Travel Ltd. Sea Skinflints Restaurant Special Investigative Services

Blue and Gold Society All gifts up to $99 Freecause, Inc. TIAA-CREF Capital Supply Company DTB Sales, Inc. Nativo, LLC

Red Christies Pub OneCause, Inc. E.G. Seergy Republican Club, Inc.

Faculty and Staff Mr. Jack Alesi P’99,’01 Mr. Robert B. Alesi ’78 Mr. William Ameneiros P’04 Deacon Bryan Amore ’80 P’10 Mr. Michael Bennett ’61 Mr. John BianRosa ’67 Mrs. Rosalie Bruno P’03 Mr. Gerard Buckley ’96 Mr. Thomas Burns ’83 P’12 Mrs. Angela Capece Mr. Walter Capece ’97 Mrs. Erin Cicalese Mr. Richard J. Conti Mr. William Daly Mr. John Dormer Dr. Dean Etri P’12,’16 Mrs. Anna Fitzpatrick P’82,’85,’99 Ms. Valerie Gilson Mrs. Roseann Guido Mr. Sigfried Heiles ’64 Ms. Edma Jure Mrs. Corinne King Mrs. Martina Koufos G’14 Dr. Lalita Krishnamurthy Mr. Jonathan Lamattina P’15 Ms. Lauren LaTorre Mr. Domenick Laurendi Mrs. Ana Loposky P’05,’16 Mr. Joseph Loposky P’05,’16 Mr. Anthony Mancusi ’96 Mr. Robert Maroney Mr. Patrick Mathews Mr. Edward Mayrose ’79 P’05,’07,’08 Mrs. Angela McClintock P’11 Deacon Kevin McCormack Mrs. Regina McCormack Mrs. Patricia McEvoy G’09, ’15 Ms. Sandra Mummolo Mrs. Donna Murphy P’07 Mrs. Maria Pacheco Mr. Louis Piccola P’98 Mr. Michael Quinn ’93 Mr. John Ronan G’12,’14 Mrs. Margaret Rucci P’13 Mrs. Mary Scally G’15 Mr. James Schmidt ’90 Mr. Daniel Sharib ’96 Mr. William Slow Mr. Thomas Snyder ’06 Mr. Mark Spelman ’92 Sgt. John Ward ’81 P’12,’14

Capital Campaign Donors A special thank you to those who make pledge payments or fulfilled their capital campaign pledge this year.

We salute you!

Anonymous Mr. Thomas F. Blaney ’77

Dr. Francis J. DeVito ’78 Mr. Edward J. Kelly ’78 Mr. Laurence V. Kelly ’64 Mr. John F. Laubenheimer ’70 Mr. Robert C. O’Sullivan ’64 Dr. Peter R. Puleo ’70 Mr. Larry Sternfeld ’64 Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan St.M’48 R.I.P. The Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation Mr. John A. Tripodoro ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Zambrano P’01,’02,’09,’11,’14

Legacy Society (2011-2012 additions) Gifts from $100-$249

Please accept our apologies for the accidental ommissions in the 2011-2012 Annual Report.

Thank you to the following individuals who were not properly acknowledged for their generous support.

Mr. Laurence Kiernan ’61 Mr. William J. King ’79 Dr. Stephen J. LaGrassa ’64 Mr. Martin J. Langan ’93 Dr. Charles A. LaRosa ’77 Mr. William K. Lavin ’61 Mr. Alfred Lento ’61 Mr. Robert Leong ’74 Mr. Paul A. Link ’86 Dr. Thomas N. LoBasso ’79 Mr. Thomas J. Lovelock ’73 Mr. Peter B. Lucke ’84 Mr. Francis C. Lupo ’68 Mr. Keith C. MacDonald ’89 Mr. Terrence M. Maher ’78 Dr. Vincent Joseph Maligno ’63 Captain Peter Mancino ’64 Mr. Anthony Mancusi ’96 Mr. Patrick H. Manna ’72 Mr. Andrew S. Martingano ’61 Mr. Harold E. May ’61 Mr. Edward A Mayrose ’79 Mr. Kevin McCarthy ’86 Mr. Nicholas McCauley ’61 Mr. Paul A McClintock ’11 Mr. John N. McPadden ’92 Mr. Steven T. Miano ’78 Mr. Richard G. Micallef ’80 Dr. Niel F. Miele ’80 Mr. Thomas M. Minchin ’65 Mr. Frank W. Modica ’82 Mr. Stephen Neglia ’89 Mr. Brian Nigro ’96 Mr. Nick J. Nikolopoulos ’93 Mr. James A. Nofi ’74 Mr. Thomas A. Nowak ’72 Mr. Jeffrey Brian Nunner ’95 Mr. Michael J. O’Hara ’69 Mr. Robert E. Ottofaro ’74 Mr. Christopher Pacifico ’81 Mr. Daniel Palumbo ’76 Mr. Matthew L. Pascocello ’81

Mr. Joseph R. Patane ’88 Mr. Daniel Patrissy ’61 Mr. Stephen Pelletiere ’82 Mr. Nick Pesce ’98 Mr. Michael G. Petrizzi ’01 Mr. Charles S. Piazza ’62 Mr. Robert J. Porta ’79 Mr. Patrick Power ’97 Mr. James P. Quigley ’66 Mr. Vincent J. Raimondo ’97 Mr. Vincent J. Re ’04 Mr. Sean C. Reilly ’76 Mr. Brendan T. Rhatigan ’86 Mr. William A. Rivera ’87 Mr. Stephen R. Rolandi ’72 Mr. Anthony J. Romano ’73 Dr. Salvatore L. Ruggiero ’78 Mr. William J. Russo ’65 Mr. Thomas V. Ruta ’62 Mr. Frank J. Sabella ’81 Dr. Vincent U. Saccente ’64 Dr. Anthony G. Saleh ’77 Mr. Paul G. Santino ’71 Mr. Edmund Savold ’66 Mr. Joseph A. Sbarra ’90 Chief Michael Scagnelli ’64 Mr. Matthew Scally ’87 Mr. Christopher Scarpati ’91 Dr. Joseph T. Schifilliti ’74 Mr. Charles Sciabarra ’83 Mr. John Scognamiglio ’84 Lt. Graham C. Seidel ’61 Mr. Richard A. Sena ’65 Mr. Jack Seng ’80 Mr. Kevin Shanahan ’87 Mr. John D. Shaughnessy ’78 Mr. Frederick Shaver ’63 Mr. Joseph A. Siano ’00 Mr. Nicholas D. Siragusa ’65 Mr. Thomas A. Smith ’63 Mr. Joseph S. Solensky ’65 Mr. Mark T. Spelman ’92 Mr. Travis Stanislaus ’06 Mr. Alexander G. Stempkoski ’10 Mr. Thomas Sten ’62 Mr. David W. Stokes ’66 Mr. Anthony B. Stumbo ’93 Mr. Daniel B. Sullivan ’93 Mr. Robert E. Taylor ’64 Dr. Michael C. Tepedino ’82 Mr. Ronald B. Thomas ’65 Dr. Daniel E. Tobin ’76 Mr. Ralph A. Torrillo ’65 Mr. John F. Tully ’63 Mr. Thomas P. Tunny ’61 Dr. Philip M. Vazquez ’82 Mr. Nicholas J. Vendikos ’87 Mr. Roy J. Versace ’69 Mr. Nicholas Vitale ’72 Mr. Thomas M. Vitale ’73 Mr. Richard K. Vitolo ’63 Mr. Leslie G. White ’62 Mr. Michael F. Wilson ’77 Mr. John J. Wilson ’81 Mr. Robert Yondola ’66 Mr. Jamie Zaikowski ’94 Xaverian, Fall 2013 43

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M e m o r i a m In Memory of Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan St.M ’48 Upon the tragic death of Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan following a car accident in May, the Xaverian community offers a prayer of gratitude for his graced-filled life of service. Bishop Sullivan was taught by the Xaverian Brothers at St. Michael’s Diocesan High School and graduated in 1948. He later served on Xaverian’s Board of Trustees.

The Bishop’s service to the Church, particularly with Catholic Charities, has touched countless lives and certainly helped to build the Kingdom of the God throughout Brooklyn and Queens.

In Memory of William O’Brien ’13 The Xaverian community mourns the untimely passing of William O’Brien, Class of 2013. William lost his life in an automobile accident this July in Texas. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire O’Brien family. Xaverian will host a memorial service in William’s honor this fall. Details are forthcoming.

In Memory of Brother Ronald Bonti, CFX Brother Ronald Bonti, CFX, a former teacher at Xaverian, passed away on March 14th. Born in Brooklyn, he was a graduate of St. Michael’s H.S., Sunset Park. He entered the Xaverian Brothers in September of 1949 and took the name Brother Vernon.

In Memory of The Beloved Members of Our Community Who Passed Away This Year Christopher Azrak ’83 Alfred Cassano ’64 James Cavanagh ’61 Ronald Crudo ’66 Christine Dario G’16, ’13 Alfonso DeMatteis P’89 Peter English ’82 Carl Fehlandt ’66

Gregory Garito ’67 Janice Garone P’14 Joseph Gitto ’71 Christopher Gulemas ’00 Ralph Lancellotti ’61 Salvatore Mannino ’93 Anthony Mattera ’70

John McLean ’83 Robert Miller ’64 Jason Morales ’07 Vonn O’Brien ’10 Jeremiah O’Brien ’68 Richard Parisi ’74 John Scarcella ’73 James Sullivan ’61

Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.

May their souls, and all the souls of the faithful departed, through Your mercy, rest in peace. Amen.

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