A NEWSLETTER FOR ALUMNI, PARENTS & FRIENDS OF CATHOLIC MEMORIAL

WINTER 2006-2007

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Featuringthe 2005-2006

ANNUALREPORT

Creating Christian Community by Celebrating the Achievements of our School and Alumni

C A T H O L I C M E M O R I A L

A llen Doyle, Catholic Memorial class of 1966became the first back-to-back U.S. Senior Openwinner since Gary Player in 1987-88 and the oldestever at 57 years, 11 months and 17 days. It was a wellcontested match going into Sunday’s final round, July9th at Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson,Kansas. Doyle battled Tom Watson on the last day andfired a 2 under 68 to beat Watson by two strokes. Lastyear, Doyle won his first U.S. Senior Open at NCRCountry Club in Kettering, Ohio by shooting an 8-under 63 in the final round to beat D.A. Weibring andLoren Roberts by one stroke.

While at CM, Doyle was a member of the varsityGolf and Hockey teams. Doyle wore number 6 on theundefeated hockey team of 1966, and that year theTalisman states, “Dick McGlynn and Al Doyle will beremembered by opposing players for their bruisingplay and constant effort.” After his four years atCatholic Memorial, he went on to Norwich Universitywhere he continued to hone his hockey skills. Hebecame a golf professional at age 47, wondering if hecould handle the rigors of a touring life. He’s appliedthe hockey mentality to his golf game.

“The hockey mentality, that’s exactly what it is,”he said. “I had a guy tell me that I was a golfer in ahockey player’s body.”

A native of Norwood, Massachusetts, Allen livesin LaGrange, Georgia and is active in running the family’s driving-range business. We congratu-late our very own Allen Doyle on his remarkable accomplishment. b

Allen Doyle ‘66

Wins Second Consecutive U.S. Senior Open

July 9, 2006

Photo ©USGA/John Mummert

CM Strives to Meet Strategic Planning Goals

CHARLIE GALLIGAN AWARD

WELCOME TO NEW FACULTY

BUSINESSMAN’S BREAKFAST

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VARSITY SPORTS SCHEDULE

2005-06 ANNUAL REPORT

NEWS NOTES

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CM MAGAZINECM Magazine is a publication of CatholicMemorial, a college preparatory school foryoung men, grades 7-12, located at 235 Baker St., West Roxbury, MA 02132,(617) 469-8000. It is published three times a year by the Christian Brothers Institute ofMassachusetts under the direction of Br. James J. MacDonald, C.F.C. ‘75, President.

CORRESPONDENCE POLICYLetters & correspondence are encouragedand may be sent to the above address, orby fax or email. Fax: 617-325-0888. Email: mazzaj@catholicmemorial.org.

EDITORJohn Mazza ‘98

CONTRIBUTORSDavid Erwin ‘96Ken Foscaldo ‘66Pat WalshDoug Zack

PHOTO CREDITSTerry BleilerNed CostantinoShivonne St. George

PRINT & DESIGNInkstone PrintingKaren Ancas Design

On the Cover: A student enjoys the autumn weatherand takes a few moments to reflect onthe day’s events under the archway to the extensive CM sports complex.

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FROM THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE

The 2006-2007academic year had agreat start and alreadywe have reached thehalfway point. TheSchool year beganwith many excitingdevelopments.

Thanks to the efforts of two of theSchool’s most generous benefactors tocapital improvements, The Albert M.Todesca, Jr. Memorial Golf Committeeand the Yawkey Foundation, we have beenable to greatly enhance our technologicalcapabilities on campus. CMTV, the closedcircuit television station of the School, hasexpanded its studio. Every morning, CMgoes on air with in-house news broadcastsconducted entirely by students. The newstudio has an expanded control roomwhich will allow our students betterediting and production capabilities. TheTodesca gift was earmarked for the televi-sion and production studios and therelated costs. The final product is one inwhich we can all be proud.

Computers and technologicaladvances have become an essential compo-nent to the teaching process. A grant fromthe Yawkey Foundation last year allowedus to begin renovations on the former resi-dence of the Christian Brothers creatingmore space for our teachers and adminis-trators. A few months ago we continuedrenovations to the second floor of themonastery to build a technology center.This new center will house between 30-40work stations and will give our studentsand faculty better access to the changingworld of technology. We have hired anadditional technology support person tooversee the day-to-day computer networkissues and Mr. Brian Scott has beenappointed Director of Technology.Currently 11 classrooms have beenequipped with LCD projectors and four classrooms have been outfitted with“smartboards.”

For only the second time in CatholicMemorial’s history we have expanded thefootprint of the School with the purchaseof a home at 61 Gardner Street. This prop-erty is directly behind and adjacent toDonahue Hall and has frontage on bothGardner and Dunwell Streets. This prop-erty along with the purchase of 14Springvale Street gives CM more flexibilityas it grows in its capacity to serve thestudents and faculty.

Every ten years a school must beaccredited by the New England Associa-tion of Schools and Colleges and this yearour formal re-accreditation is underway. Itis a three-step process beginning with aSelf-Study conducted by members of theCM community (faculty, alumni, parentsand Board of Directors). The self study isthen followed by an on-site visit made by acommittee representing the New EnglandAssociation of Schools and Colleges’Commission on Independent Schools. Thethird step is the follow-up process carriedout by the School to implement the recom-mendations of its own self-study and thosemade by the Visiting Committee.

The accreditation team from theNEASC conducted their site visit to CMOctober 1-4 and met with members of theentire School Community to asses everyaspect of our programs.

In conjunction with the self-study, webegan in the spring of 2005 an intensive,visionary process that produced a strategicplan. The Catholic Memorial StrategicPlan 2006-2012 gives us a blueprint forshort and long-term planning. My thanksto all the members of the CM Communityinvolved in these monumental tasks.

Many significant milestones in thehistory of the Christian Brothers andCatholic Memorial School are happeningsoon. This year, the Edmund Rice Chris-tian Brothers celebrate 100 years of education and ministry in the United Stateswith the establishment of our first school,All Saints School – in New York City.

Closer to home, CM will celebrate 50years since opening our doors onSeptember 9, 1957. We are celebrating ouranniversary on Saturday, September 8,2007, with “A Golden Knight” at theBoston Marriott Copley Square. Pleasemark you calendars now for this specialcelebration.

Most importantly I want to thankeach member of the School Communitywho has supported CM with theirgenerous gifts. Our School is truly blessedwith dedicated alumni, spirited parents,enthusiastic faculty and staff andwonderful friends who all come togetherto help make Catholic Memorial a betterplace for our students. The Annual Reportto Investors highlights the noteworthyaccomplishments made by our AnnualFund, the Joe Gibbons ‘62/CM Golf Tour-nament and gifts toward our endowment.Your donations allow CM to keep ourtuition increases to a minimum, enable usto hire and retain our devoted faculty andsupport our arts and athletic programs.Thank you once again to all of you who make an investment in a CatholicMemorial education.

I leave you with this quote fromAbraham Lincoln taken from a speech hegave when he was running for politicaloffice in the State of Illinois at the age of23, “Upon the subject of education, notpresuming to dictate any plan or systemrespecting it, I can only say that I view it as the most important subject which we as a people can be engaged in.” March 9, 1832.

Wishing you a peaceful and prosperous New YearSincerely,

Br. James J. MacDonald, C.F.C. ‘75President

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Preparing for the needs of the 21st century and beyond:

CM Strives to Meet Strategic Planning Goals

The 2006-2007 academic year began with muchanticipation and excitement. Three significant develop-ments occurred at CM over the summer: the expansionof the Catholic Memorial Television (CMTV) studio, therenovation of the former Brothers’ residence to add anew technology and teleconference center and thepurchase of property directly behind Donahue Hall at 61Gardner Street.

Brother Oxx, “The Pioneer ofCMTV,” began CM’s first closed-circuit television productionduring the 1991-92 academic yearwith Mr. Gerry Fortin who servedas co-moderator of the newventure. The 1992 edition ofTalisman states, “CM entereduncharted airwaves with the intro-duction of CMTV. Sometimeslabeled ‘The Occasional NewsNetwork,’ the dedicated crewlabored through long board meet-ings, endless tapings, and precisefinal editing to bring a little bit ofhumor and information into theclassroom.” CMTV went on theair with 14 students and today itremains one of the most popularactivities on campus. In the past 15years, terms used in televisionproduction like VCR, Super 8, and

analog have been replaced by DVD burners, digitalrecorders and digital video – but the medium is aspowerful today as it was then.

Thanks to the generosity of the Albert M. Todesca,Jr., Memorial Golf Tournament, Catholic Memorial wasable to move forward with the planned expansion of the

Kevin Almeida ’08 works the camera with Angelo Todesca ’07 at the Sports Desk. Corey Sloane ’07 and Frank McPhee ’07 anchor the news desk.

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studio and control room, essentially tripling the size ofthe former CMTV. The new set was designed by GregWilkins of Gwimby Design which also designed thestudios for WHDH-TV in Boston. Work continued at afeverish pace throughout the summer months andCMTV went on air in its new home on October 24.Currently, 15 students are part of CMTV. These studentsalso use the facility each day for a course in BroadcastJournalism.

At Catholic Memorial, CMTV is everywhere. Mr.Hahn, the current moderator of CMTV, estimates thatstudents will report on 150 different subjects this year.Not only are the students taping every athletic eventfrom middle school to Varsity games, they are alsopresent at the school plays, concerts, and award cere-monies. They also report on academic and athleticachievements and milestones such as years of service fora faculty member. CMTV goes live each morning with adaily news show. It’s more than just announcements.Each show begins with a morning prayer, followed by“The Pledge of Allegiance.” Two students anchor thenews desk with one student anchoring the sports desk.The production includes snippets from special events andhighlights from academic and athletic competitions.Sometimes students will produce humorous skits or eveninvestigative reports.

At Catholic Memorial School,

CMTV is everywhere. Mr. Hahn,

the current moderator of CMTV,

estimates that students will report

on 150 different subjects this year.

Not only are the students taping

every athletic event from middle

school to Varsity games, they are

also present at the school plays,

concerts, and award ceremonies.

CMTV Control and Editing Room – Keith Kessinger ’08, Vince Montalbano ’07, Tom Montalbano ’08, Mike Dermody‘07 (back to camera) and Charlie Frisoli ‘08.

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CMTV is not your typical high school televisionstudio. At Catholic Memorial, CMTV is a high schoolelective and the students earn course credit. The dailyinteraction and collaboration among the students is whatsets the program apart. According to Mr. Hahn, his roleis more advisory in nature. He believes that an essentialpart of the experience is the manner in which thestudents instruct each other. Also the leadership of theseniors plays an important part of the daily operation ofCMTV. The students work as a team to produce themorning broadcasts and feature stories. Students taketurns as Director of the daily shows and students collab-orate constantly.

Chief Technology Director Vince Montalbano, ’07says, “CMTV teaches me the importance of teamwork.One person cannot go out on their own to get a storydone or a show produced. It takes a team effort. Whetherserving as reporter, producer, director, or anchor, everymember of CMTV is involved in the operation of thestudio.” “The remodeling and expansion of CMTV hasbrought a more professional atmosphere to the news-casts,” says Sports Anchor, Angelo Todesca ’07. “Theincreased size of the new CMTVto almost triple the old studioallows for added personnel toproduce additional skits.”Montalbano adds, “Morecomputers allow for improvedproduction capabilities and thesoftware we use to produce theshows is equivalent to what theprofessional news stations use.”For Todesca and Montalbano,CMTV is a big part of theirCatholic Memorial experience.Each of them wants to pursuecommunications or broadcastjournalism when they entercollege next year.

New Technology CenterThe relocation of the Brothers’ Community from

their monastery at 235 Baker Street, to a home in Roslin-dale, has allowed CM to add much needed space forteacher and administrative offices. The largest space inthe Brothers’ residence was the reading room andcommon area toward the rear of the building. There wasalso a living room and a back porch. A grant from theYawkey Foundation gave CM the funds needed to beginrenovation of the residence and allowed the school tostart construction of a new technology center.

Now, more than ever, technology is an integral partof the learning experience at Catholic Memorial and ournew center will better equip CM students with thelearning skills they need to compete in the 21st Century.Today, the entire CM campus is wireless with 4 class-rooms already equipped with interactive “smartboards”.Mr. Brian Scott, Director of Technology, estimates thatwhen the new center is up and running, there will be 220

Technology/Media Center under construction at the site of the former Brothers’ residence.

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Expanding the FootprintIn another exciting development, during the summer

an opportunity presented itself that the school could notlet slip away. The home at 61 Gardner Street was put upfor sale. CM responded quickly and closed on the housejust two months ago. The property, with a lot size of12,000 square feet, is located immediately behindDonahue Hall and is the only home on the block withfrontage on both Gardner and Dunwell Streets. Thisproperty, along with the purchase of a home in 2005 at14 Springvale has enabled CM to expand the footprintof its campus. At this time, the precise use for the newproperty has not yet been determined, but thanks to thevisionary leadership of the Board of Directors toauthorize the purchase, CM now has more space toexpand student resources and provide for the future.

While traditional textbooks may never be replacedby computers, the methods of teaching are evolving tomeet the demands of students’ interest in the 21stcentury and Catholic Memorial is responding proac-tively to the shifting dynamics of academia. We remainsteadfast to our core mission: to instill in our students a mature commitment to the demands of Catholic Christian witness and a lifelong love of learning.

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computers on campus for a ratio of 1 computer for every3.5 students. As part of the overall comprehensive Tech-nology Plan, each permanent classroom will be equippedwith ceiling mounted LCD projectors within thecalendar year. Catholic Memorial has also hired Mr. BobMontana, a computer engineer, to address the day-to-day technology issues that arise on campus.

As construction continues on the technology center,a new board room is being outfitted with video and tele-conferencing capabilities. This technology will enableBoard members to meet from across the country. It willalso offer students and faculty opportunities for distancelearning.

CMTV begins each program with a prayer. Here, Senior JohnMiele “on-air” with cameramen, Kevin Almeida ’08 and Greg Sabina ’09.

A view of 61 Gardner Street from the second floor of Donahue Hall.

Now, more than ever, technology

is an integral part of the learning

experience at Catholic Memorial

and our new center will better

equip CM students with

the learning skills they need

to compete in the 21st Century.

The Christian Brothers’ schools and ministriesthroughout North America can be traced back 130 yearsto the first Brothers arrival in Newfoundland and 100years to the first permanent community of Brothers in theUnited States at All Saints School in New York City. Overthe ensuing years the Brothers’ educational ministry hasspread across the continent.

On October 14th, 2006 the Edmund Rice ChristianBrothers of North America celebrated these milestoneswith a gala event at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in NewYork. The Christian Brothers honored our very ownCharlie Galligan ‘80 as a “Centenary Partner” on theoccasion of 100 years of Christian Brothers ministry in theUnited States. Charlie has been a member of the CMBoard of Directors since 2002 and serves on its InvestmentCommittee. A native of Canton, Massachusetts, Charlieand his brother, Joe, Catholic Memorial Class of 1977,have endowed the largest scholarship fund at CatholicMemorial School in memory of their father, Joseph. TheGalligan’s sister, Sheila, is married to fellow Board ofDirector member and CM alumnus, Ron Perry ‘76.

After Catholic Memorial School, Charlie went on toreceive a BS degree in Computer Science from BostonCollege and earned his MBA from Duke University’sFuqua School of Business. Charlie is a senior managingdirector in the Institutional Equity business for BearStearns. Charlie began his career at Bear Stearns in 1991and was promoted to Senior Managing Director in 1998.Charlie, as a Bear Stearns representative, is also active inthe Security Industry Association, a trade organizationthat lobbies Washington, DC regarding securities andtrading issues.

In addition to his service to CM, Charlie is active in his local community. He presently serves as a trustee for the Essex Fells Foundation for Educational Excellence,a foundation dedicated to improving the educational experience for children of the town.

Charlie and his wife, Cathy, live in Essex Fells, New Jersey with their three children, Jack, Caroline andMadeline.

Charlie Galligan ‘80 honored as “Centenary Partner”by the Christian Brothers

Brother Brian Walsh ’62,Deputy Province Leader ofthe Edmund Rice ChristianBrothers North AmericanProvince, and BrotherJames MacDonald ’75recognize Charlie Galliganas a “Centenary Partner.”

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P R O F I L E S

NEW FACULTYFine Arts Director Certification fromFitchburg State College and her M.Edin Curriculum and Instruction fromLesley College. Ann joins us after a longcareer with the Norwood PublicSchools. Early in her career she taughtin the elementary schools where sheserved as art coordinator. She thenmoved to the high school where sheserved as the Department Chair of theFine Arts Program 6-12. She wasrecognized in 1994-95 as the Massa-chusetts Art Educator of the Year. Annmakes her residence in Dedham. Shewill be teaching Studio Art and DigitalArt to sophomores, juniors and seniors.

COMPUTER ENGINEER

MR. BOB MONTANABob “the Wizard” Montana joined

the CM family in June 2006 as ourcomputer engineer. In a short amountof time, Bob has done an internal auditof our servers, hardware, computerterminals, etc., and has made recom-mendations and enhancements whichhave significantly improved our techno-logical capabilities. Bob has beeninvolved in network, hardware, soft-ware, database and web engineeringsince 1980. A life long resident of theBoston area and a 1984 graduate ofUniversity of Massachusetts atAmherst, Bob resides in Roslindalewith his two dogs, Hunter and Kaiser.

Attleborough. She is married andresides in North Attleborough. MaryAnn will be teaching Theology to thefreshmen and sophomores.

SCIENCE

MR. DAVID DONOVANDave has a BA in Social Psychology

from the University of Delaware, anM.Ed. from Northeastern and a CAGSfrom the University of Massachusetts.He has done extensive work in biologyand earth science at the College of theAtlantic, University of Massachusettsand Suffolk University. Dave enjoyed along career in both the Milton andQuincy public schools and mostrecently spent a year at Cathedral HighSchool. Dave is married and lives inCharlestown. He will be teachingBiology to freshmen and Anatomy andPhysiology to the juniors and seniors.

ART

MS. ANN MALACHOWSKIAnn has a BS in Art Education

from Massachusetts College of Art, a

CHEMISTRY

MR. RICH BLOOMSTEINRichard Bloomstein holds a B.S.

in Agriculture from the University ofFlorida. Before coming to CM, Richwas involved for many years as a land-scape designer. A graduate of BrocktonHigh School, class of ’71, he makes hishome in the Brockton area. Rich willbe teaching Chemistry to our juniors.In his spare time, Rich is the strength,speed and conditioning coach forBrockton High and loves sports.

THEOLOGY

MRS. MARY ANN CLEARYMary Ann has earned an Associ-

ates Degree from Massachusetts Bay, aBA in Theology and ComparativeMiddle Eastern Religions from Stone-hill College and an MA in ReligiousEducation from The Institute of Reli-gious Education and Pastoral Ministryat Boston College. Mary Ann enteredthe field of education after a long careeras a paralegal. Her most recent teachingassignments were at St. Mary’s BayView Academy in Rhode Island andBishop Feehan High School in North

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Daniel Conley,Sufflok County District AttorneyCM Class of ‘76

On Tuesday, June 12, 2006, Brian Leary ‘73 hosted another ina series of Catholic Memorial’s Businessmen’s Breakfasts at theoffices of Gadsby Hannah in Boston.

The featured speaker was Daniel Conley, Suffolk CountyDistrict Attorney – CM Class of ‘76. Dan has served Suffolk Countysince graduating from Suffolk Law School in 1983. Before becomingthe Suffolk County District Attorney, Dan served as an AssistantDistrict Attorney in Suffolk County and also as a City Councilor onthe Boston City Council.

In 2002, Dan was appointed Suffolk County District Attorney.Dan referred to this as his “baptism by fire” because this was a timewhen there was a rash of wrongful convictions that were exoneratedthrough DNA evidence that the District Attorney’s office dealt with.

Dan oversees 260 employees in the Suffolk County DistrictAttorney’s Office, half of which are attorneys and the other half arevictim’s advocates. His office handles 50,000 cases each year, onesixth of the total cases in the Commonwealth. Among the initiativesDan promotes are “jail works” involving the aggressive prosecutionof the “impact players” of crime in the city, institution of the “guncourt” and the establishment of the Family Justice Center whichprovides one location for the many services available to victims ofdomestic abuse.

The Suffolk County District Attorney’s office is proactive incrime prevention. In this area, Dan’s office addresses the Boys’ andGirls’ Clubs, schools and other youth organizations and faith basedgroups to impress the importance of the choices that the youth makeand the importance of making good decisions in life. One of Dan’smessages is, “it is better to meet in the classroom than the courtroom.”

We are all proud to call Dan “one of our own”. Dan credits his Catholic Memorial experience with instilling in him many of hisvalues along with the importance of ethics, fair play, integrity andpoise under pressure.

BUS INESSMEN’S BREAKFAST

“It is better to meet

in the classroom than the

courtroom,” is one message

Dan uses to address schools,

youth organizations and faith

based groups, stressing

the importance of correct

decisions and life choices

that youth make.

On September 14, 2006, PatriciaTully-Martinez – Britain’s HonoraryConsul in Puerto Rico and mother ofSebastian, Class of 2008, was appointeda Member of the Most Excellent Orderof the British Empire. Her Majesty’sAmbassador to the United States, SirDavid Manning, presented Ms. Tully-Martinez with the honor at a ceremonyin Washington, D.C.

Patricia Tully-Martinez first joinedthe British Consulate in San Juan as aCommercial Attaché in November of1997. She was then promoted to ViceConsul and Head of Post in 2000. Sheremained at the consulate until it closedin 2005. It was then Tully-Martinez wasasked to become Honorary Consul inPuerto Rico, which she gladly accepted.Currently, Tully-Martinez is Director ofBusiness Development at Ray ArchitectsEngineers in Old San Juan.

During her time in the consulate,Tully-Martinez worked successfully toraise Britain’s profile in Puerto Rico andto help British companies find opportu-nities there. Most notable among thesewere Thames Water, which secured amajor water supply contract on theisland; and Lagan International, whichwon a contract to build a new airportrunway.

As an honorary consul, Tully-Martinez has the consular duty ofhelping British Citizens in emergencysituations.

“I believe in giving a hundred andtwenty percent,” she says. “When youhave someone who is in a foreigncountry, who doesn’t know anyone, whodoesn’t speak the language… you can’tgive up. You have to keep at it.”

She is known for giving a great dealof her own time to her consular work,and has proven her dedication to Brits ina number of difficult cases. When askedabout receiving an MBE, Tully-Martinezsays, “I’m so grateful... I think it is aprivilege to make a difference insomeone’s life, somewhere.”

Sebastian’s father and Patricia’shusband, Jose Juan, a native of PuertoRico, is a graduate of Catholic MemorialClass of 1977. Following his days atCM, Jose Juan went to Boston Collegeand then back to Puerto Rico where heruns a successful import/export business.

Congratulations to Patricia Tully-Martinez and the entire Tully-Martinezfamily. We are proud to have Sebastianas a CM Knight!

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Patricia Tully-Martinezpictured here with Sir David Manning, British Ambassador to the United States.

PATRICIA TULLY-MARTINEZ PP ’08 HONORED

John LaBelle '09 took top honors at theVilliger Tournament in Philadelphia.

FORENSICS OFF TO ASUCCESSFUL START

The Forensics Team, second at thestate championships last year, hascontinued their success this season. Theteam has enjoyed several outstandingshowings at tournaments this fall. Earlyseason highlights have included a teamchampionship that saw CM edge MiltonAcademy for first place at the Hall ofFame Tournament as well as a top tenfinish at the prestigious Villiger Tourna-ment in Philadelphia. The Philadelphiatournament was attended by nearlyseventy of the top programs in thecountry – CM placed 8th in the compe-tition won by Stuyvesant High School inNew York City. John Labelle ’09 turnedin a superb performance in the Declama-tion category to take individual titlehonors in the national tournament. JoeMcLean ’07, Kevin Tobin ’08 and MarkMacchi ’09 have also won first placeprizes in tournaments this fall.

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FACULTY AND STAFFMILESTONES

In mid-June, Faculty and Staff gath-ered to honor those who had reachedmilestone years of service to the school.A total of twelve faculty and staffreceived awards for their dedication toCatholic Memorial.

5 YEARSElaine AdjemianDoug AtkinsMarie BosworthConnie HollandJoe McGonegalTom RyanMark Smith ‘85

10 YEARSJim Keane ‘82Marlene StoutPat Walsh

20 YEARSDennis Tobin

35 YEARSVin Catano

FACULTYPeter BurleighDan DionChris DonovanNate KunzmanEd McElaney ‘62Sean MurphyKylie Wooley

STAFFMatt FitzsimonsWayne Koester

Also recognized were those faculty andstaff who completed their terms ofservice to Catholic Memorial. The entireCM community extends its warmest bestwishes to the following individuals:

CM RAISES $16K FOR BREAST CANCER RESEARCH

For the fourth consecutive year, Catholic Memorial students participated inthe annual Walk for Breast Cancer on the Charles River Esplanade. The Walk,sponsored by the American Cancer Society, is aimed to fund research andincrease awareness and access to care for more women. This year, over 180 CMstudents took part in the Walk, making CM the most represented school in NewEngland for the second year in a row. Through the hard work of the studentsand the Campus Ministry Department, CM raised a new school record of nearly$16,000 to qualify the entire CM community as a “Pacesetter Team.” MarkMcNally ’08 spearheaded CM’s involvement in this year’s walk and was instru-mental in inspiring this hugely successful effort. To learn more on how tocontribute to the cause, visit www.cancer.org/stridesonline.

BENEFIT CONCERT SPONSORS CASSERLY HOUSE

The 2nd Annual CM Benefit Concert sponsored by the Campus MinistryService Committee raised over $1,200 for the Casserly House, a Roslindaleneighborhood service center run by the Sisters of Saint Joseph. Prior to theconcert, Mrs. Victoria Poppe P ’08 and the Junior Peer Ministry ServiceCommittee prepared a dinner for several of the Sisters of Saint Joseph, facultymembers and lay people involved with the Casserly House. In addition to apredominantly rock ‘n roll concert, the evening included a 10-minute docu-mentary about the Casserly House and CM’s involvement in their ministry.

The band and crew from the 2nd Annual Benefit Concert.

Legendary English mentor and track coachVin Catano reached the 35-year milestone.

CROSS-COUNTRY: CatholicConference Champions

Longtime coach Vin Catano and hisharriers entered the fall with high expecta-tions and did not disappoint, capturing theprogram’s first Catholic Conference cham-pionship in over a decade. Buoyed by twoof the state’s elite runners in track All-American Matt Dewey ‘07 and PaulCorcoran ‘07, the Knights edged Xaverianand St. John’s Prep to win the league meet.Dewey won the individual title withCorcoran right behind in second place.John Moriarty ‘07 also placed in the topten while Nahed Lakkis ‘09 and JimmyTieso ‘09 turned in strong efforts tosolidify the team title. CM also made astrong impression at the state meet, placing4th out of 33 teams as Dewey took 2ndand Corcoran 4th. Both Dewey andCorcoran were honored as Boston GlobeAll-Scholastics, while classmate Moriartyjoined them as conference all-stars.

GOLF: Division II SouthSectional Champions

After struggling to find their form formuch of the first half of the season, CoachMark Bradley’s golf team got hot when itmattered most and brought home theprogram’s second sectional championship.The Knights won six of their last sevenmatches to finish the regular season at 7-7.Two-time Boston Globe All-ScholasticChris Fitzpatrick ’07 consistently led theteam, shooting several rounds under par.He won the Catholic Conference champi-onship and defended his sectionalchampionship by shooting a 72 at EastonCountry Club. Travis Jonasson ’08 placedright behind Fitzpatrick with a 73 and JoeHarney ‘10, T.J. O’Brien ’10 and AngeloTodesca ‘07 all shot below 80 to completean extraordinary team effort and capturethe sectional title. The team followed uptheir sectional championship with animpressive third-place showing at states.

FOOTBALL

The football team persevered through adifficult season that concluded with a 1-9record. Captains Brian Kickham ‘07 andDermot Grealish ‘07 provided valuableleadership to a team that started severalsophomores and juniors. A 17-0 victoryover Hartford (VT) was a bright spot asthe team battled through a rebuilding year.The Knights played perhaps their bestgame of the year on Thanksgiving, drop-ping a narrow 8-6 decision to BC High asonly a two-point conversion separated theteams. With a host of lettermen returningnext fall, CM will be primed to return totheir winning ways.

SOCCER: Division I SouthSectional Champions

Under the direction of coach John Finn‘89, the soccer team made school historyby capturing their first sectional champi-onship in stunning fashion. Coming off a2-13-3 season, the title could not have been

more improbable. Guided by the steadyleadership of captains Yanni Michaelidis‘07, John Saroufim ‘07 and James Gorman‘07, the Knights clinched a state tourna-ment berth for the first time in over adecade. Throughout the season theforward tandem of Chris Rooney ‘07 andWill Donovan ‘10 displayed a knack forscoring clutch goals, while Jeff Stone ’08and Steve Sousa ‘08 anchored the midfield.With victories over BC High and Marble-head in the final week, the team concludedthe regular season with a 6-4-8 record. Asa 14-seed, CM entered the difficult Divi-sion I South bracket as a heavy underdog.In the first round, the Knights gave a hintof what was to come by pulling out adramatic 2-1 (penalty kicks) victory overpowerhouse New Bedford. A 1-0 shutoutof Mansfield followed before Brian Kean‘07 sent the Knights through to the titlegame with a last-gasp goal in a thrilling 1-0 double overtime victory over 2-seedFalmouth. The offense had been timely,but it was the CM defense – led by theoutstanding play of Boston Herald All-Scholastic David McCoy ‘08 andexceptional goalkeeping of Connor Askins‘10 – that inspired this Cinderella Story.Facing a highly skilled Needham team inthe title game, the defense rose to the occa-sion yet again. With the score knotted 1-1,the gripping encounter went to overtimewhere McCoy headed in Stone’s cornerkick to give CM an astonishing champi-onship. The Knights fell to eventual statechampion St. John’s, 2-0, in the EMass titlegame, but their magical ride to postseasonglory will take its rightful place in the CMrecord books.

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The soccer team celebrates their sectionalchampionship.

Paul Corcoran '07 (left) and Matt Dewey '07pull away from the pack at the CatholicConference championships.

The sweet swing ofAll-Scholastic ChrisFitzpatrick '07.

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Message from Jim Blue ‘82Chairman, Board of Directors

On behalf of the Board of Directors, let me express my heartfelt gratitude to all of the members of the Catholic Memorial Community who made the 2005-2006 Annual Fund another stellar success. Thanks to the generosity of CM’salumni, parents, parents of alumni, faculty/staff and friends, we reached anothermilestone for annual giving to Catholic Memorial; a record total of $619,776overall and an unrestricted total of $335,140.

Support for the CM Annual Fund impacts many aspects of the daily life of the School from faculty development programs to a variety of extra-curricularactivities to the arts and athletics. I’m especially excited to call attention to severalhighlights from the past year including:

➣ Unrestricted donations to Catholic Memorial increased 20% over lastyear and total giving to the Annual Fund increased 25%.

➣ Present Parents raised over $138,933 for the Annual Fund – a new recordfor parents with $112,443 going toward the unrestricted Annual Fund.

➣ CM brought together members of the school community to form astrategic plan which will serve as a guide to enhance the learning experience of each student.

➣ The Grand Reunion held at Catholic Memorial May 6, 2006 had the greatest attendance of any reunion.

As the mission of Catholic Memorial states, we are instilling in our students alifelong love of learning with an academic foundation rooted in Gospel values.Your generosity strengthens this mission and helps Catholic Memorial Schoolremain the premier institution of Catholic education in the region. I thank youagain for your support of Catholic Memorial School and ask for your continuedgenerosity as the new academic year progresses.

Sincerely,

James D. Blue II ‘82, ChairmanBoard of Directors

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James D. Blue II ‘82Board Chairman, CEO and PresidentThe Bostonian Group

Michael F. Broderick ‘80Financial PlannerAtlantic Planning Group, LLC

Msg. George F. CarlsonPastorHoly Name ChurchWest Roxbury, MA

Richard F. ChisholmPrincipal – Ex OfficioCatholic Memorial School

Daniel F. Conley ‘76District AttorneySuffolk County

John Difava ‘69Director of Campus Police Massachusetts Institute of Technology

John C. Dunne ‘77Senior Vice PresidentBank of America

Br. James Finnegan, C.F.C.Edmund Rice Institute, Iona College

Charles G. Galligan ‘80Senior Managing DirectorBear Stearns

John T. Geraci ‘88Financial AdvisorNorthwestern Mutual Financial Network

Roy Gillette ‘77Head of Upper School The Bancroft School

Pierce J. Haley ‘82PartnerJohnson Haley LLP

Rev. Christopher HickeyPastorSaint Mary of the Sacred Heart, Hanover, MA

Kathleen Scully HodgesAssistant Head/Head of Upper SchoolNewton Country Day School of the Sacred Heart

Alicia L. IaniereVice President of Development Pine Street Inn

Br. James J. MacDonald, C.F.C. ‘75President – Ex OfficioCatholic Memorial School

Robert P. Maloney ‘77Managing PartnerPrince, Lobel, Glovsky & Tye, LLP

Ronald K. Perry ‘76Executive Vice President Meredith & Grew

Paul E. Sheff ‘62Vice President for Development and Alumni RelationsCollege of the Holy Cross

Albert M. Todesca, Sr. ‘70OwnerTodesca Equipment Company

Peter WelshVice President Planning Suffolk Construction Co.

Administrative Organization Catholic Memorial is an academic faith

community for young men in grades

7-12. We endeavor to instill in our students

a mature commitment to the demands of

Catholic Christian witness and a lifelong

love of learning.

Catholic Memorial serves a range of

socio-economic backgrounds and academic

abilities. We embrace the diversity of the

neighborhoods and surrounding towns of

Boston by providing young men with a

challenging college preparatory experience

rooted in Gospel values. We want our

students to explore their academic, athletic,

creative, and spiritual potential as educated

gentlemen and citizens, and we want their

faith and ideals to find expression in service

to God, neighbor, and the Church.

With supportive parents and a dedicated

faculty and staff, we create within our

program an ethic of caring for the needs of

each student. In keeping with the tradition

of Blessed Edmund Ignatius Rice and the

Congregation of Christian Brothers, we

foster a passion for social justice and

respect for the dignity of those treated

least, lost, and last.

Br. Brian Walsh, C.F.C. ‘62, Chairman

Br. David Lucas, C.F.C.

Br. Hugh O’Neill, C.F.C.

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Letter to InvestorsFrom Doug Zack

I would like to thank each member of the Catholic Memorial School commu-nity whose generosity was instrumental in making the 2006 Annual Fund exceedexpectations and achieve record levels in both unrestricted and restricted giving. Iapplaud those volunteers who gave their time on behalf of the Annual Fund –Alumni Class Agents, Phonathon callers, Annual Fund Committee members, JoeGibbons ‘62 Golf Committee and all who gave their most precious resource toCatholic Memorial School. Our alumni, parents and friends who volunteer onbehalf of CM truly make a difference in the lives of the young men enrolled atCatholic Memorial.

Unrestricted giving to the Catholic Memorial Annual Fund has the greatestimpact on the daily life of the School. Since 2002, giving in this category hasincreased 151%; an amazing accomplishment considering CM also completed theInaugural Capital Campaign raising $2.2 million for the School during this sameperiod. Your support for the Annual Fund provides Catholic Memorial theresources necessary to be a leader in Catholic education in the Boston area.

Catholic Memorial School is creating a community of lifelong learners. Yourinvestment in CM will yield dividends for years to come. Thank you once again toall of our investors in a Catholic Memorial education.

With Gratitude,

Douglas H. ZackDirector of Advancement

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ALUMNI FUND $197,486

PARENT’S FUND $112,443

FRIEND’S FUND $25,211

58%21%

21%

ALUMNI864 PARENTS

303

FRIENDS301

Dollars

Donors

Unrestricted Annual Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$335,140

Restricted Annual Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$226,072

Gibbons Golf Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 58,554

TOTAL (for current operations) . . . . . . . . .$619,776

Endowment Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 69,240

Inaugural Capital Campaign Payments . . .$ 79,039

GRAND TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$768,055

Company Matching Gifts included

Tuition & Fees $7,553,000Auxiliary Programs $1,275,200Annual Fund $ 619,800Contributed Services $ 169,000TOTAL $9,617,000

Instruction $3,972,000Support Services $1,789,000General & Administrative $1,976,000Maintenance $ 382,000Interest & Depreciation $ 518,000Financial Aid $ 550,000Reserve for Capital Expenditures $ 430,000TOTAL $9,617,000

TOTAL REVENUE TOTAL EXPENSES

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CM Faculty and Staff

ADMINISTRATION

Br. James J. MacDonald, C.F.C. ‘75B.A., M.Ed.President & CEO

Richard F. ChisholmB.S., M.Ed. Principal

Michael MullaneyC.P.A., B.S.Controller

James P. Keane ‘82B.A., M.Div., Ph.D.Vice Principal for Academics

Thomas L. RyanB.A., M.A.Dean of Students and Grade 12 Co-coordinator

Donald A. CormierB.A., M.A.T., M.Ed.Head Teacher, Middle School

Alessandro CampeaB.S., M.Ed.Athletic Director

NON-INSTRUCTIONAL

Bill Coakley, A.A.Director of Facilities

David J. Erwin ‘96B.A. – Assistant Director ofAdvancement

John E. Mazza ‘98B.A. – Director of Admissionsand Communications

Patricia M. WalshDirector of Donor Relations and Special Events

Douglas H. ZackB.A. – Director of Advancement

FACULTY

Douglas AtkinsB.A., M.A. – English

Thomas P. Beatty ‘68B.A., M.M. – Mathematics,Grade 11 and MathematicsCoordinator

Katherine L. BerginB.A. – Art

Christopher BoyleB.A. – Theology

Vincent G. BradleyB.A., M.A. M.Ed. – History

Matthew BuckleyB.A. – English, Broadcast Jour-nalism

Paul Capodilupo ‘67B.S. – Accounting, Mathematics

Harold R. Carey ‘95B.A. – Mathematics

Vincent J. CatanoB.A., M.Ed. – English, Grade 12and English Coordinator

Br. Anthony K. Cavet, C.F.C.B.A, M.A.– Foreign Language, Mathematics, Brothers’ Community Leader

Mary T. ConcannonB.A., M.Ed. – Middle SchoolGuidance, Social Studies

Robert M. Croteau ‘93B.S., M.A.T. – English, PublicSpeaking

Br. John J. Crowley, C.F.C. ‘63B.A., M.A. – Assistant Directorof Athletics, Mathematics

Michael J. Dempsey ‘75B.A., M.A., M.A., Ph.D. – SocialStudies, Theology , Grade 11and Social Studies Coordinator

Daniel DionB.A. – Theology, Philosophy

Christopher DonovanB.A. – History, Social Studies

Ellen H. EberlyB.A., M.A.T., M.A. –English, ProfessionalDevelopment Coordinator

Leonard V. FinamoreB.S., M.A. – Physical Education, Athletic Trainer

John Finn ‘89B.S. - History

Marta FrisardiB.S., M.S., Ph.D. – Biology

William R. HahnB. A. – Theology, BroadcastJournalism

William F. HansonB.S., M.A. – Science, Guidance

Kate HeatonB.A. – Theology, CampusMinister

Erin HerefordB.A. – World Languages

Cornelius J. HollandB.A., M.Ed., Ph.D. – Guidance

Joseph D. Hurley ‘61B.A. – English, World Languages

Karen HynesB.A., M.Ed. – Social Studies,Latin

Robert Kmiec ‘91B.F.A. – Art

Nathanial KunzmanB.S. – Science

Naomi LockwoodB.A., M.A. – World Languages

Ann E. MagyarB.A., M.L.S, M.A. – Media Center Director

Andrew Malionek ‘89B.A., M.A., Ph.D. – Theology

Deborah MargolisB.A., M.Ed., Ph.D. – School Psychologist

Edward J. McElaney ‘62B.S., M.Ed. – Director of Guidance

Joseph L. McGonegalB.A., M.A. – English, History

David McMahonB.A., S.T.B. – Theology

Thomas F. Meagher, Jr.B.S., M.Ed. – Social Studies,Health

Michael MotylB.A., M.Ed – Mathematics

Ann MurphyB.S. – History

Sean P. MurphyB.A., M.Ed., J.D. – Science

Patrick MurrayB.A. – Mathematics & Science

Br. Jeffrey W. Oxx, C.F.C.B.A., M.A. – Social Studies

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John Palermo ‘79B.A., M.A.T, – Mathematics

Jennifer PazB.A., M.Ed. – Theology, Mathematics

Leo A. Peltier ‘91B.S. – Computers, Physical Education

Joseph J. PerfettiB.S., M.A. – Mathematics

Br. Kirk Phelps, C.F.C.B.S., M.S.- Science

Brian ScottB.A., M.Div. – Theology,Director of Technology

Margaret M. SittigB.A. – World Languages, Grade 10 and World Languages Coordinator

Mark C. Smith ‘85B.A., M.Ed. – English

David R. St. Martin ‘91B.A., M.A.T. – Mathematics

Craig SpanerB.A. – Music

Claire SolmanB.A., M.A. – Science

Shivonne St. GeorgeB.A., M.Ed. – Director ofCampus Ministry

Bernard J. SullivanB.S., M.B.A, M.A. – Social Studies

John TassinariB.S., M.S. – Physics

Robert F. TeganB.A., M.Ed. – Director of Guidance

Denis C. TobinB.A. – World Languages, Mathematics

Philip R. TracyB.A., M.A.T., M.A. – World Languages

Kyle WoolleyB.A. – World Languages

STAFF & SPECIALSERVICES

ADMINISTRATIVESUPPORT

Elaine AdjemianAdministrative Assistant to theGuidance Department

Ann Marie ArchboldAssistant to the President

Joyce BurkeSchool Nurse

Pat CarneyAssistant to the President

Roberta EgidioAdministrative Assistant to the Principal

Nancy GrahamAssistant to the President

Maureen HallSchool Nurse

Taryn LooknerBusiness Office

Marlene StoutAdministrative Assistant to Admissions

Sue SullivanAssistant to the AthleticsDepartment

Celia SusiAdministrative Assistant to the Dean of Students

FOOD SERVICEPatricia Marchand

Director of Food Services

CAFETERIA

Karen Blodgett

Marie Bosworth

Ken Burke

Maureen Desmeule

Shani MacNeil

Bridget Murphy

Lori Palladino

Patricia Stone

PLANT AND PROPERTYMAINTENANCE

Rich Chiozzi

Wayne Cummings

Wayne Koester

Brian Sheehan

Joe Sheehan

TECHNOLOGY SUPPORTRobert Montana

B.S. – Computer Systems Engineer

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Leadership Gift Societies

Founders’ Society$10,000+Catholic Schools FoundationMr. Paul W. Chisholm ‘66Christian Brothers’ Community ofCatholic MemorialMr. Allen M. Doyle ‘66Mr. Charles G. Galligan ‘80Mr. Joseph J. Galligan ‘77Mr. Richard J. Harrington ‘64Mr. F. Timothy Hegarty, Jr. ‘66Mr. & Mrs. Patrick T. JonesSean McDonough FoundationMr. & Mrs. John J. MoriartyAlbert M. Todesca, Jr. Memorial FundMr. Albert M. Todesca, Sr. ‘70Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Todesca, Sr. ‘72Yawkey Foundation II

Waterford Circle$5,000-$9,999Mr. Joseph C. Barry, Sr.Mr. James D. Blue II ‘82Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Carter, Jr.Citizens Energy CorporationThe Cooperative BankMr. Kevin P. Costello ‘63Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Daley ‘74Mr. John C. Dunne ‘77Mr. & Mrs. Marshall B. LazaroMr. Richard F. Leahy ‘66Mr. Gerard Maus ‘69Mr. Michael J. McCormack ‘64Mr. Peter F. McGowan ‘65Rev. Henry P. Nichols ‘62

1957 Society$2,500- $4,999Mr. Richard J. Barrett ‘85Mrs. Anne B. BashoreBicon Dental ImplantsBoston Police Detective’s

Benevolent SocietyBoyle & Chase, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Leo CarneyMr. Jeffrey M. Chisholm ‘93✥

John J. Cleary, Esq. ‘64Cooley Manion Jones LLPMr. Michael J. Costello ‘67Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Dorsey, Sr. ‘79Alexander Doyle & Sons Co., LLCMr. Francis A. Doyle III ‘66J. Barry Driscoll Insurance Agency, Inc.F.L. Caulfield & Sons, Inc.Mr. Kevin D. Hicks ‘78Miss Rosemary T. HurleyMr. Martin V. Joyce, Jr. ‘64Mr. Henry G. Kara ‘62Brian G. Leary, Esq. ‘73Mr. & Mrs. Timothy McLaughlinRobert E. McWhirter, M.D. ‘64Mr. Patrick G. Mee ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Michael MontalbanoMr. & Mrs. William M. MulkeenMr. & Mrs. Steven J. Murphy ‘73Mr. Ronald K. Perry ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. PhillipsMr. Thomas J. Phinney ‘61Mr. Joseph P. Plunkett III ‘62Mr. & Mrs. Gerald A. RoyMr. Barry J. Sawayer ‘67Mr. James V. Sullivan ‘62Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. TobinMr. & Mrs. Peter WalshMr. & Mrs. Richard Williams

President’s Society$1,000-$2,499Amaturo Family Foundation, Inc.AnonymousApple Corps, Inc.Braintree Plumbing & HeatingMr. Michael F. Broderick ‘80Mr. John T. Buckely ‘64Mr. Michael F. Burke ‘76C. Beck, Inc.Mr. Paul C. Capodilupo ‘92 ✥

Mr. John E. Cashman ‘67Mr. & Mrs. Joseph CasserlyCastle HomemakerMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Caulfield ‘67Mr. Michael A. Cellucci ‘74Mr. & Mrs. Gregory CharestMr. Daniel P. Chisholm ‘03 ✥

Mr. Frank A. Cieri ‘77Mr. & Mrs. Mark CollinsMr. John B. Conners ‘63Mr. Joseph C. Connolly, CLU ‘71Mr. John F. Corcoran ‘71Rev. Ronald D. Coyne ‘65Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Cronin ‘78Mr. Patrick J. Cuthbert, Jr. ‘88Mr. James F. Dahill ‘05 ✥

Mr. Andrew D. Dalton ‘05 ✥

Paul B. Dargin ‘79 Memorial Golf TournamentMr. & Mrs. Mark DeLoriaMr. Stephen A. Dempsey ‘62Mr. & Mrs. Andrew DeRomaMr. Richard J. DeVito ‘81Dr. Michael Dewey & Dr. Maureen DeweyRev. Nicholas J. Driscoll ‘61Mr. & Mrs. Terence DriscollMr. Richard J. Dunn ‘63Thomas E. Dwyer, Esq. ‘63

Mr. Dan J. Eberly ‘99✥

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Edwards ‘63Mr. James M. Fahey III ‘98✥

Mr. Kevin N. Fitzgerald ‘69Mr. Gavin Flanagan ‘01 ✥

Mr. Joseph D. Flannery ‘67Mr. Patrick J. Folan ‘01 ✥

Br. Jason M. Ford ‘97 ✥

Mr. J. Kenneth Foscaldo ‘66Franklin Ford SalesMr. James P. Gallagher ‘92 ✥

Mr. James L. Galvin III ‘71Mr. John T. Geraci ‘88Glancy Crane Rental, Inc.Mr. John J. Griffin ‘63Gerard F. Hartigan, Esq. ‘67Mr. & Mrs. Brian HedbergMr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Hennessey, Jr. ‘66Mr. Timothy Hoey ‘79Jack Madden Ford Sales, Inc.Mr. Bryan E. Jonasson ‘05 ✥

Mr. & Mrs. Carl JonassonRobert W. Joyce, Esq. ‘64Mr. Stephen J. Leary ‘67Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. LeneyEd Lenox, Esq. '66Loomis - Sayles & Co., LPMr. & Mrs. Donald L. LynchMr. Daniel J. MacIsaac ‘98 ✥

Ms. Ann E. MagyarMr. Brian L. Mahoney-Wilson ‘05 ✥

Mr. Brian J. Malone ‘00 ✥

Mr. Robert P. Maloney, Jr. ‘77Mr. Kenneth P. Martin ‘77Mr. David L. Mazza ‘99 ✥

Mr. John E. Mazza ‘98 ✥

Mr. Peter J. McAvinn ‘80Mr. William McCullen ‘83Mr. Michael C. McElaney ‘91 ✥

Mr. John P. McFarland ‘99 ✥

Mr. Clifford L. McLean ‘03 ✥

✥ Denotes Young Alumni President’s Council member

The Catholic Memorial Leadership Gift Societies honor donors who display exceptional interest in the advancement of theSchool. The following societies recognize the financial role many members of the CM community have in supporting theexceptional education offered by Catholic Memorial School. The Leadership Gifts listed include gifts in support of the CM Annual Fund (unrestricted, restricted, endowment gifts) and gifts to the Inaugural Capital Campaign.

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Mr. & Mrs. James McLeanCol. Eugene T. McSweeney ‘64Mr. Kevin R. McTaggart ‘61Mr. Daniel O. Mee ‘77Mr. Francis X. Morrissey ‘61Mt. Washington Cooperative BankMr. Brendan C. Murphy ‘03 ✥

Mr. Mark H. Murphy ‘05 ✥

Mr. Stephen H. Myers ‘74Mr. & Mrs. John A. NicholsMr. & Mrs. Jeremiah C. O’ConnorMr. Paul J. O’Donnell ‘74Mr. Thomas M. O’Hear ‘78Ms. Marjorie O’MalleyMr. & Mrs. Steven Palladino ‘75Mr. Taki G. Pantazopoulos ‘78Mr. & Mrs. Gary PetersMr. & Mrs. Stephen PetrucciRev. Peter F. Quinn ‘63

Mr. James G. Rafferty ‘69Mr. & Mrs. Bernard A. Regan ‘70Mr. Paul M. Regan ‘63Mr. Adam M. Ricci ‘04 ✥

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald RiccioMr. William Riley & Dr. Katherine A. MarshallRoche Bros. Supermarkets, Inc.Dr. James A. Rush ‘64Mr. Michael B. Ryan ‘71Ms. Kathleen Scully HodgesMr. Paul E. Sheff ‘62Mr. & Mrs. Andris J. SilinsMr. Andrew P. St. Martin ‘99 ✥

Mrs. Catherine St. MartinMr. Jay F. Sullivan ‘65Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan ‘62Mr. William J. Supple ‘77Mr. Frank Susi

Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. TedescoMr. & Mrs. James F. TiesoMr. Mark J. Vautour ‘96 ✥

Dr. & Mrs. Robert VinciMr. Joseph A. Walsh ‘97 ✥

Mr. Thomas A. Walsh ‘62Mr. William B. Welsh, Jr. ‘70Mr. Jared A. Wollaston ‘69Mr. & Mrs. Michael WoodallMrs. Catherine H. WrightZiner, Kennedy & Lehan, LLP

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$284

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ANNUAL FUND HISTORYFive Years: 2002-2006

John L. AntoniDaniel BarrettJohn G. BaxterRobert P. BickerstaffeSteven P. BowenShawn ButlerTimothy J. CareyJustin A. CarrelJohn R. CaulfieldMichael CaulfieldJoseph U. CauteruccioAkil N. ChesterRobert T. CirielloMario ClemonsBrian W. CoenMark J. CollinsMichael J. ConnollyKevin J. ConroyChristopher W. CoreyJamie CosgroveMichael S. Cotrone

Robert CummingsJoseph T. DevinMichael P. DevinSalvatore DiBartoloChristopher DonaldJames L. DoneganPeter R. DonovanRobert S. DoranWilliam P. DuganDavenchy M. ErilusDaniel FausenaFranco E. FedericoJorge E. Flores-HerreraMichael T. GearyJames M. GiglielloRodney GiszczynskiDavid HernandezChristian HollandBrian HughesMiles HumesMichael G. Hurley

George M. IlyasAshfin IslamGregory JeanRashad JordanMichael KelleyThomas KellyRonald M. KennyDavid G. KilcoyneKevin J. LangilleMatthew D. LepardoMichael A. LosardoDarnell LouisJoseph A. MartinelliMark C. MassimiMatthew R. MasucciMark McCourtRichard M. McDermottShane R. McDougallMatthew McHughGeorge McMahonMartin MinucciPierre MomplaisirJohn MulveyChad D. MunchbachShane MurphyDan X. NguyenBradford J. O’BrienJames G. O’BrienLukasz O’BrienChristopher J. O’Laughlin

Richard O’ReillyAlexander OrphanosWalter I. PerezR. Daniel PlunkettNicholas PolitsopoulosPhilip J. PreskenisSean P. RocheJonathan RosarioPatrick SaadMichael SarkesArmeen J. ShaidaniRobert SheddMatthew SkuncikMichael SlavinskyMatthew SmithJustin SollisBenjamin D. SpozioLenz St. FleurBrice H. StockmanBrendan L. SullivanWilliam TophamJarick T. WalkerMichael F. WalkerAidan WalshMichael T. Walton

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Catholic Memorial would like to thank the members of the class of 2006 whomade a five year pledge to the Annual Fund. Their strong show of support servesas an expression of their gratitude and admiration toward the School, theirteachers and coaches and the education they received.

The following is the list of the members of the class of 2006 who have madepledges to the Catholic Memorial Annual Fund:

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Elaine AdjemianDouglas AtkinsKen BurkeAlessandro CampeaPaul Capodilupo ‘67Harold R. Carey ‘95Vincent J. CatanoBr. Anthony K. Cavet, C.F.C.Richard F. Chisholm b

William CoakleyMary T. Concannon b

Donald A. CormierBr. John J. Crowley, C.F.C. ‘63Wayne CummingsMichael J. Dempsey, PhD ‘75Daniel M. DionEllen C. Eberly b

Roberta EgidioDavid J. Erwin ‘96 b

Leonard V. FinamoreMatthew O’N. FitzsimonsMaureen HallKatherine HeatonErin HerefordCornelius J. Holland, PhDKaren HynesJames P. Keane, PhD ‘82Robert Kmiec ‘91Naomi LockwoodTaryn J. LooknerBr. James J. MacDonald, C.F.C. ‘75 b

Ann E. MagyarAndrew P. Malionek ‘89, PhDPatricia MarchandJohn E. Mazza ‘98 b

Joseph L. McGonegalDavid M. McMahonMichael MotylMichael E. Mullaney b

Ann B. MurphySean P. MurphyBr. Jeffrey Oxx, C.F.C.John F. Palermo ‘79Lori PalladinoJennifer PazJoseph J. PerfettiBr. Kirk Phelps, C.F.C. Thomas L. RyanBrian T. ScottPeggy SittigMark C. Smith ‘85Claire SolmanShivonne St. GeorgeDavid R. St. Martin ‘91Marlene A. StoutSue SullivanRobert F. TeganPhilip R. TracyPatricia M. Walsh b

Douglas H. Zack

The CM faculty, supported by administrators and staff, devote their time andenergy to the intellectual, social, psychological and spiritual development of the students they serve. As the core members of the CM learning community, the faculty is committed to the maintenance of a stimulating and enrichingeducational environment. Over the past four years, the faculty, administrators,and staff have expressed – through financial support – an additional level ofcommitment in the form of financial aid to families in need.

In 2002, a Faculty/Staff Fund was established whereby employees may choose to designate their gift be applied to this fund which provides tuition assistance tostudents in need. For the academic year 2005-2006 the Fund awarded $5,800.

We congratulate the faculty and staff for supporting CM and directing their giftsto their own financial aid Fund. The response from these dedicated individualsto the Faculty-Staff giving program, both in participation and monetary support,is a testament to the commitment the CM community makes to the mission ofBlessed Edmund Rice.

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8-10 YEARS1998-1996 . . . . $150

11-12 YEARS1995-1994 . . . $250

13-14 YEARS1993-1992 . . . . $300

15 YEARS1991 . . . . . . . . $500

Mike C. McElaney ‘91Paul C. Capodilupo ‘92James P. Gallagher ‘92Jeffrey M. Chisholm ‘93Br. Jason M. Ford, C.F.C. ‘97Mark J. Vautour ‘97Joseph A. Walsh ‘97James M. Fahey III ‘98Daniel J. MacIsaac ‘98John E. Mazza ‘98Dan J. Eberly ‘99David L. Mazza ‘99John P. McFarland ‘99

Andrew P. St. Martin ‘99Brian J. Malone ‘00Gavin J. Flanagan ‘01Patrick J. Folan ‘01Daniel P. Chisholm ‘03Clifford L. McLean ‘03Brendan C. Murphy ‘03Adam M. Ricci ‘04James F. Dahill ‘05Andrew D. Dalton ‘05Bryan E. Jonasson ‘05Brian L. Mahoney-Wilson ‘05Mark H. Murphy ‘05

The Young Alumni President’s Council Giving Society allows young alumni, who have graduated within the past15 years, to join the school’s prestigious President’s Council. Members receive an annual invitation to the Presi-dent’s Council dinner, attended by Council donors, Board of Directors and Trustees and are invited to additionalevents throughout the year. The minimum giving (corporate matching gifts included) levels for the Young AlumniPresident’s Council are as follows:

* Denotes Reunion 2006 class

I am grateful to my parents

for giving me the opportunity to

attend CM. As a student in the early

CM years I was fortunate to have

been among "legends" - Br. McKenna,

Ron Perry, Jim O’Connor and others.

We developed a "can do" attitude that

I have carried with me throughout my

life. CM is not just a school it is a

way of life with the extra curricula

and the interactions with other

students and faculty not just in the

classroom but outside of the class-

room. At a recent reunion of several

classes I could not help but realize

that the memories and feelings for

CM that I have were shared by all of

the classes whether celebrating their

45th reunion or their 15th reunion.

Knowing the CM culture is still alive

and well encourages me to support the

school and its mission so that others

will have the opportunity that I did.

KEN FOSCALDO ‘66, GENERAL MANAGER

AM-PM CLEANING CORPORATION

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Class of ‘61CLASS AGENT:GREGORY F. LEWISDavid J. BottiDr. Gordon E. CastanzaJohn J. ConcannonWilliam T. Doyle, Jr.Rev. Nicholas J. DriscollPeter G. Femino, Jr. b

Richard J. Fleming, Jr.Terrance R. FullerHarry HarringtonJohn R. HeufelderDennis H. KeefeRev. Richard J. Kelley b

William I. KellyEdward V. LajoieLawrence W. LarnerJoseph P. ManningNeil B. Masterson, Jr. b

Kevin R. McTaggart b

John B. MorelliFrancis X. MorrisseyThomas F. MurrayGerald J. O’NeillThomas J. PhinneyBruce J. Ryan b

Francis R. SchiggEdward J. StensonJohn M. TechieraRichard P. TraskNUMBER ACTIVE: 131DONORS: 28PARTICIPATION RATE: 21%TOTAL GIVEN: $11,710

Class of ‘62REUNION 2007CLASS AGENTS:MICHAEL P. CRESPIEDWARD J. MCELANEYWILLIAM J. SULLIVANRev. Charles E. Bourke, Jr. b

John A. Boyle b

Charles F. Carmody

Michael T. CarrollWilliam R. CaseyDaniel I. Cronin, Jr.Stephen A. DempseyDaniel J. DriscollJohn F. Flannery, Jr.William J. FlynnJohn A. FoleyWilliam J. Hartigan b

Thomas R. HenniganJames G. Judge, D.M.D. b

Henry G. Kara b

Alan E. Keliher, D.M.D. b

Ferdinand T. KelleyGerrard F. KelleyJohn D. MacKinnon III b

Stephen J. MaddenJohn J. MutrieRev. Henry P. Nichols b

Joseph P. Plunkett III b

Francis X. Radley b

Col. Philip D. Riley USA (Ret.) John J. SheehanJohn J. SheffPaul E. Sheff b

James V. Sullivan b

Kevin J. SullivanDale F. UrbanikThomas A. Walsh b

Lloyd F. Wood, Jr.NUMBER ACTIVE: 125DONORS: 33PARTICIPATION RATE: 26%TOTAL GIVEN: $20,245

Class of ‘63CLASS AGENTS:JOHN B. CONNERSRICHARD J. DUNNJack R. Bevivino, M.D. b

Francis E. Bingham b

Leo D. BrannellyVincent C. BuchananWilliam H. Carlson, Jr.William H. CollinsRobert K. Connell

John B. Conners b

Kevin P. CostelloBr. John J. Crowley, C.F.C.Paul G. CummingsJohn E. DahlstromAlfred S. Dominick, Jr.Richard J. Dunn b

Thomas E. Dwyer, Esq.Lawrence M. EdwardsThomas J. GeorgeJoseph A. GiovinoJohn J. Griffin b

Edward J. HughesFred O. KinsmanWilliam J. KirraneRobert E. LeeRobert S. MacDonald b

Terence D. MahoneyJames S. McConathyJohn F. MoranJohn J. ParkerRev. Peter F. QuinnPaul M. Regan b

Richard J. RivoiraEdward ShaughnessyEdward J. ShermanJames M. ThompsonDavid P. WalshNUMBER ACTIVE: 137DONORS: 35PARTICIPATION RATE: 26%TOTAL GIVEN: $15,457

Class of ‘64CLASS AGENT:RICHARD E. RINGPaul F. BoudreauJames G. BoylanJohn T. Buckley b

John J. Cleary, Esq. b

Jay Conners b

Christopher F. ConnollyMichael G. ConwayJay A. DalyRichard R. DeRoy b

Peter K. Doyle

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The following lists include the names of individuals and organizations who made an unrestricted or restricted gift toCatholic Memorial as well as credit to the donor for corporate matching gifts. Unrestricted gifts are gifts that allow Catholic Memorial the most flexibility to educate the young men in our care. Restricted gifts are gifts designated for a specific purpose such as a scholarship or financial aid.

b 5 year consective donor

John C. Earle b

William E. FallonBr. John J. Flaherty, C.F.C. b

William H. Flynn, Jr.John M. GibbonsDavid J. Glynn b

Edward J. Gramer, Jr.James H. Greene b

Frederick E. GreeneRichard J. Harrington b

John A. HessionMartin V. Joyce, Jr. b

Robert W. Joyce, Esq. b

Peter D. JoyceBrian J. Kaveney b

Robert J. Keegan, Esq.Joseph T. KellyRobert C. KirbyPaul E. KonetznyStephen C. Ladd b

Joseph P. LeonardStephen E. Lizio b

William A. MaddenJohn L. Mansfield b

Michael J. McCormackJack McHaleCol. Eugene T. McSweeneyRobert E. McWhirter, M.D. b

Barry C. Mohan b

Edward C. O’Malley, Jr. b

Richard E. RingBrian C. RoesselDr. James A. RushFrancis B. SheehanLaurence J. Stanford, Jr.Stephen J. Tucker

James P. WhiteFrederick J. WhiteWilliam C. Whitney b

Paul R. WoodsNUMBER ACTIVE: 207DONORS: 50PARTICIPATION RATE: 24%TOTAL GIVEN: $42,520

Class of ‘65CLASS AGENTS:WILLIAM G. CROWLEYROBERT G. POWDERLYWilliam T. CafferkyMark E. Campbell b

John M. Connolly, Jr. b

Paul A. Costello, Jr.Rev. Ronald D. CoyneJames J. DooleyJohn J. Dougherty, Jr. b

James T. Downes, Jr.John B. GlynnJohn P. HaberlinPaul M. HanleyPaul A. Henderson, Jr.Kevin W. KouriHerbert J. Langlois, Jr.Richard D. Loring b

John J. Lynch b

Joseph R. Lyons, Jr. b

Thomas P. MaguireThomas D. Manning b

John L. McDonough b

Peter F. McGowan b

Leo G. Mogavero b

Robert G. Powderly b

John J. QuinlanGerald V. QuinnanThomas P. RiordanRobert J. Roche b

Dr. Jon A. RuelJames J. Ryan b

David W. Stirling b

Jay F. SullivanJohn E. SullivanJoseph G. Sullivan, Jr.Ronald C. Teixeira b

John A. WyattNUMBER ACTIVE: 182DONORS: 35PARTICIPATION RATE: 19%TOTAL GIVEN: $11,252

Class of ‘66CLASS AGENTS:J. KENNETH FOSCALDOBERNARD J. MONBOUQUETTEArthur A. AbbottJoseph J. ArabyDr. Ralph E. Bevivino, M.D.John E. BoyleMichael A. CampbellPaul W. Chisholm b

Dr. Gregory N. ConnollyDaniel T. CostelloAlbert C. CrookerLawrence E. CrumpRichard J. CussenJoseph H. DeCristofaroJohn J. DonovanAllen M. DoyleFrancis A. Doyle III b

Daniel J. Driscoll b

Vincent H. EaglesPaul W. EvansJ. Kenneth Foscaldo b

Richard F. GormleyF. Timothy Hegarty, Jr. b

Thomas V. Hennessey, Jr. b

Kevin T. HinesGeorge G. Irving, Esq.Joseph A. KehoeEugene F. KellyPaul F. KenneyJames A. LeahyRichard F. LeahyEdward F. Lenox, Esq. b

William C. Lyons b

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Catholic Memorialwas the foundation of what I was to

become in the future. I was given an

outstanding education by the dedi-

cated faculty. The Christian Bothers

were clearly a big influence on me

and the things they taught me. The

influences of Brothers Al Heeran, Sam

Ryan and C.P. Ryan’s impact was such

that I became a Christian Brother. In

fact, I’m celebrating my 25th anniver-

sary as a brother this year. Recently,

attending my 35th reunion, it was

really great to see how CM has grown

and evolved. I was really impressed by

the new athletic facility and the level

of technology in the classroom

provided to the current students at

CM. Br. MacDonald and the staff

and faculty continue to provide a

valued christian education to another

generation of CM Knights.

BR. PAUL HANNON, C.F.C. ‘71

TEACHER, MSGR. FARRELL HIGH SCHOOL

STATEN ISLAND, NY

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Gerard T. MorrisRobert J. MullenRichard T. MurphyKevin F. O’Donnell, Esq.Jeremiah R. O’Neil b

Daniel F. O’Sullivan, Jr.Thomas H. O’TooleKevin J. PutneyDavid ReynoldsWilliam A. Rock b

Charles K. RyanJoseph K. RyanThomas K. SerinoRichard L. Walsh b

Paul P. Wickman, Jr.Joseph B. WillNUMBER ACTIVE: 198DONORS: 51PARTICIPATION RATE: 26%TOTAL GIVEN: $47,775

Class of ‘67REUNION 2007CLASS AGENTS:PAUL CAPODILUPOJOHN L. DONDEROJOSEPH D. FLANNERYJOHN J. MACKIN, JR.Thomas M. Abbott b

Robert Augusta, Jr.William J. Brackett b

William J. BurnsPaul CapodilupoJohn E. Cashman b

Neal CassThomas P. Caulfield b

Robert P. ClarkMichael J. Costello b

Michael G. CotterPaul CrespiDennis L. Curran b

Michael J. Daley, Jr. b

Joseph A. Dart, Jr.John F. Delaney, Jr. b

John L. Dondero b

James J. DonoghueJoseph J. Donovan, Jr.Kevin P. FlahertyJoseph D. Flannery b

Kevin G. FrielPaul V. Gallagher, Jr. b

John J. Glancy, Jr. b

Paul J. GlennonDavid H. HarrisonGerard F. Hartigan, Esq. b

Stephen HermanJohn HoganEdward Hurley b

Stephen JurasekRobert J. KelleyBrian L. Kennedy b

Robert X. LaneStephen J. Leary b

William F. LenoxJames F. LoftusPeter G. MaguireJoseph W. ManzoliAngelo J. MaraPaul G. McIntire b

James W. MurphyPeter F. MurphyMichael D. SavageBarry J. Sawayer b

Robert G. SullivanRichard J. SullivanWilliam H. Weed III b

William F. WillothNUMBER ACTIVE: 154DONORS: 49PARTICIPATION RATE: 32%TOTAL GIVEN: $13,855

Class of ‘68CLASS AGENTS:WALTER J. KELLYJOSEPH E. LANNONJOHN C. MAUSWILLIAM J. STEWART IIICharles E. AhernJohn F. BurkePatrick J. CallaghanJames J. Condon, Jr. b

James F. CurranHugh J. Cusato b

Paul W. DobbsStephen R. DwanJames D. Edgeworth, Jr. b

Paul J. Endres b

Frank J. FarryJames A. Gray, Jr.Michael G. GustinWilliam F. KelleherStephen J. MarleyJohn C. Maus b

George M. McColgan b

Kevin J. McColganBrian J. McLaughlinJohn F. MurphyThomas L. NowellWilliam F. O’BrienJoseph E. ReganJoseph E. RileyWilliam J. Stewart IIIRichard J. SullivanRichard F. White b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 173DONORS: 27PARTICIPATION RATE: 16%TOTAL GIVEN: $3,290

Class of ‘69CLASS AGENTS:JOHN W. FRIELTHOMAS G. GRANDYJOHN T. MALONEYJames P. CollinsPaul G. CunninghamKevin N. Fitzgerald b

Col. Joseph H. Fitzpatrick USAFJoseph L. Flynn b

James M. Gallagher, Jr.Thomas G. Grandy b

Paul D. HynesThomas H. Koerber b

Alan T. MacdonaldJohn T. Maloney b

Gerard Maus b

Francis H. McGourty b

Edward F. O’BrienJohn J. O’HaraMichael J. Powell, Esq.James G. Rafferty b

Richard F. Rines b

Paul J. TraverseThomas F. WalshMichael J. Walsh b

Gerard J. WardRev. David P. White b

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Joe Hurley ‘61, Terry Fuller ‘61 and Ed Lajoie ‘61

Jared A. Wollaston b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 158DONORS: 24PARTICIPATION RATE: 15`%TOTAL GIVEN: $10,575

Class of ‘70CLASS AGENTS:GERARD W. HICKEY, SR.PETER F. MEAGHERBERNARD A. REGANJohn T. Carter, Jr.William P. ClarkeJoseph G. CostaJohn E. CreedenStephen D. CrowleyPaul D. Decot b

Gary D. Donoghue b

James R. DoyleFrancis J. DoyleMichael P. Dunne, Jr.Joseph M. FallonDaniel P. FreneyGerard W. Hickey, Sr. b

Richard T. HildenPaul J. IantoscaManley J. Kiley, Jr.Dennis G. LyonsMichael J. McCabeRev. Philip E. McGaughPeter F. Meagher b

Francis X. O’GaraJames M. PowersRobert J. QuinnEdward W. RaynorBernard A. Regan b

Francis X. Riley b

James J. Sullivan b

William B. Welsh, Jr. b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 160DONORS: 28PARTICIPATION RATE: 18%TOTAL GIVEN: $2,760

Class of ‘71CLASS AGENTSJOSEPH C. CONNOLLY CLU CHFCJOHN F. CORCORANMichael E. Aucoin b

Richard C. Bean b

Richard J. Bernazzani, Jr. b

Robert A. Castaldo b

Joseph C. Connolly CLU CHFC b

John F. Corcoran b

James J. CotterJohn T. DonovanLeo J. Dunn III, Esq.Michael J. DwyerJoseph T. FinniganPeter G. Fontaine b

James L. Galvin III b

James R. GatelyWalter T. Greaney IIIBrian J. HeadJames P. Healey b

James A. HigbeeDr. Richard J. HurleyRichard A. IzziMichael W. KaneCharles M. Kelly b

Robert B. McAllister b

John F. McGowanMichael F. MearnPaul J. PenderGeorge G. PowersMichael B. Ryan b

Joseph M. Walsh b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 200DONORS: 29PARTICIPATION RATE: 15%TOTAL GIVEN: $6,890

Class of ‘72REUNION 2007CLASS AGENT:KEVIN F. SHEAEdward A. Becker b

Charles F. Cheevers b

Gerald E. EganEdward L. EnglertLeo P. FitzsimonsJames E. Hardaway, Jr.Peter J. McManusEugene P. O’BrienPaul TodescaJames P. Von EuwNUMBER ACTIVE: 117DONORS: 10PARTICIPATION RATE: 9%TOTAL GIVEN: $455.00

Class of ‘73CLASS AGENTS:JOHN F. CAHILL

FRANK CITRONE, JR.STEVEN J. KERRBRIAN G. LEARY, ESQ.MATTHIAS J. MULVEYRichard A. Blake, Jr.John F. Cahill b

Brian W. Callahan b

Frank Citrone, Jr. b

Walter P. Corcoran III b

Robert J. Creeden b

Francis P. CreedonKevin J. CrowleyGeorge C. DoukasWilliam J. GriffithsLawrence R. HallPaul A. Hourihan, Jr.Laurence E. KellyPaul C. Laubenstein b

Brian G. Leary, Esq.John F. LenoxJoseph E. LucchettiJames P. McCarthyBrian J. McCarthyJohn J. McCarthyHenry W. McCusker, Jr.William L. Meissner, Jr.Matthias J. MulveySteven J. Murphy b

Nicholas P. RosatoJohn J. SavageDonald K. Shruhan, Jr.Steven SylvesterJohn B. Walsh b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 189DONORS: 29PARTICIPATION RATE: 15%TOTAL GIVEN: $7,374

Class of ‘74CLASS AGENTS:PAUL J. MULLANEYKEVIN B. ROSEStephen M. ButlerMichael A. CellucciPaul F. CollinsMichael J. DaleyDavid A. EganJohn E. HowardJ. M. KeaneKevin F. McLaughlinJoseph P. MullaneyPaul J. MullaneyJ. C. Mullin

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The dedicated teachersand coaches at CM provided a

positive high school experience that

instilled character and helped shape

my values at an important time in

my life.

TOM O’HEAR ‘78, VICE PRESIDENT

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Paul J. O’DonnellGerard J. PowersJohn T. Reilly b

Mark F. Shea b

John J. Sullivan IINUMBER ACTIVE: 158DONORS: 17PARTICIPATION RATE: 11%TOTAL GIVEN: $9,343

Class of ‘75CLASS AGENT:STEVEN PALLADINOStephen G. BaronFrancis P. BurkeRalph W. CaulfieldThomas K. Condon b

Michael L. Connors, CPAPeter R. CosenzaPaul M. Dello IaconoMichael J. Dempsey, PH.D.Paul J. ElvinCharles L. FittzCharles S. Hourihan b

Paul J. Kostka b

Br. James J. MacDonald, C.F.C. b

Paul R. MacGaregill b

Thomas MannionAlessandro MorteoKevin D. O’Brien b

Steven PalladinoPaul R. ReillyThomas E. StensonCharles A. Tamuleviz b

Brian TroyMichael VozzellaNUMBER ACTIVE: 174DONORS: 23PARTICIPATION RATE: 13%TOTAL GIVEN: $4,430

Class of ‘76CLASS AGENT:ROBERT E. COLTONMichael F. BurkeGeorge R. CheeversDavid J. Cleary b

Brian F. ClougherRobert E. ColtonDaniel F. Conley, Esq.Richard P. Connolly

Paul A. CorcoranRobert F. CroninRichard J. Delaney, Jr.Thomas G. DwyerDavid M. JurasekPaul J. KangasEdward J. McGonagleWilliam H. MurrayRichard NewmanRonald K. Perry b

Robert E. PoulosMartin G. Sullivan b

James J. TodescaNUMBER ACTIVE: 202DONORS: 20PARTICIPATION RATE: 10%TOTAL GIVEN: $6,535

Class of ‘77REUNION 2007CLASS AGENTS:KENNETH P. MARTINWILLIAM J. SUPPLERobert A. AndersonWilliam BarrettMark K. BeattieJames M. BletzerJohn P. BurkeFrank A. CieriMichael J. CrispThomas J. DarginDavid F. DonahueJohn C. DunneSteven P. EnskoDavid FagoneJoseph J. Galligan b

John E. GarlandRoy S. GilletteMichael J. Gordon b

Joseph P. GreeneSteven A. GrovesRobert C. JangoMajor Keith W. Kettell USA (Ret.)James J. LynchRobert P. Maloney, Jr. b

David C. MarshallKenneth P. Martin b

Daniel O. MeeFrederick J. RichmondLouis G. SawayaWilliam R. ScopaWilliam J. SuppleJoseph G. Tamuleviz

David B. TraceyNUMBER ACTIVE: 205DONORS: 31PARTICIPATION RATE: 15%TOTAL GIVEN: $36,195

Class of ‘78CLASS OF ‘78CLASS AGENTS:MARK V. CLAUSENJOSEPH B. O’DONNELLTHOMAS M. O’HEARJames F. Campbell b

Paul V. CavallaroRichard M. CroninWilliam F. CurleyPhilip E. DimattiaRichard G. DoveMark FalcioneKenneth E. Foley b

Kevin J. FoleyRichard L. Gribaudo b

Brian HanksMichael W. Hart b

Joseph W. Haugh b

Paul T. HeinsohnKevin D. Hicks b

Robert HutchinsonChristopher J. HynesEdward J. Kelly b

Robert A. LeporeThomas J. McDougall b

Brian C. McGillicuddyMichael F. McLaughlinWilliam F. Mee

Stephen G. MowlesJoseph B. O’DonnellThomas M. O’Hear b

Taki G. PantazopoulosRichard P. RileyRobert D. SheehanMatthew J. SpillaneJohn S. StricklandGary P. SullivanScott J. TimultyStephen F. WardNUMBER ACTIVE: 166DONORS: 34PARTICIPATION RATE: 20%TOTAL GIVEN: $9,175

Class of ‘79CLASS AGENTS:MICHAEL J. DORSEY, SR.TIMOTHY HOEYMICHAEL D. JOYCEWALTER J. MCGAULEY, JR.Michael E. AhernJoseph C. CorcoranPaul J. DiMattiaChristopher G. DooleyMichael J. Dorsey, Sr.Michael P. Flanagan, CPAJames J. Freeman, Jr.Christopher S. Gatto b

Timothy HoeyChristopher J. Keith b

Sean T. KellyJohn F. KingJohn H. Libby

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Mike Rotondi '64 and Rich Ring '64

Catholic Memorialprovided me with a solid foundation

for the future. What I learned during

my years there continues to influence

the decisions I make today. You never

truly leave CM. The friendships you

make with the students and the

faculty last a lifetime.

JOHN M. TOBIN, JR. ‘87

BOSTON CITY COUNCILLOR

Joseph B. McCallumJohn J. McDonnellWalter J. McGauley, Jr. b

Patrick G. MeeEdmund P. MullenWilliam C. Nally, Jr.Dr. Luigi Pacifico, M.D.John F. PalermoJohn L. SullivanNUMBER ACTIVE: 162DONORS: 22PARTICIPATION RATE: 14%TOTAL GIVEN: $7,250

Class of ‘80CLASS AGENT:PETER T. SULLIVANJames M. AdrianKenneth AhlMark M. AntoniazziJohn J. BarrettJames F. BarryMichael F. BroderickTimothy J. CollinsJoseph M. Corsi, CISAPatrick J. DeMaio, Jr. b

Paul O. FreemanCharles G. Galligan b

Joseph E. KlempaStephen P. Maguire

Peter J. McAvinnMichael J. McEachern b

Jeremiah A. MeeBrian J. Melia b

John P. Newman b

Leo P. O’DonnellPeter T. SullivanCharles R. TevnanEdward F. TimmermanNUMBER ACTIVE: 169DONORS: 22PARTICIPATION RATE: 13%TOTAL GIVEN: $26,223

Class of ‘81CLASS AGENT:JAMES M. LAMBERTJohn E. AhearnStephen M. Borbee b

Paul J. CellucciRichard J. DeVitoKevin T. DigginsManus P. FealyCDR James F. Hughes, Jr. Christopher LakeJames M. Lambert b

Peter J. MartinJoseph L. MullenThomas F. O’DeaRichard C. Petrino

Paul A. RufoThomas B. ScannellTimothy H. SmithJohn TamvakologosRev. John K. Teebagy b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 165DONORS: 18PARTICIPATION RATE: 11%TOTAL GIVEN: $3,575

Class of ‘82REUNION 2007CLASS AGENTS:JAMES D. BLUE IIGARY J. EBLANWILLIAM F. O’CONNELL, ESQ.Dante V. AmatucciJames D. Blue II b

Anthony P. CatalanoMichael P. ConnellyPaul DardinskiMichael DonatoLeo P. DonohuePierce J. Haley, Esq.Richard J. HeimJames P. Keane, Ph.D.Scott MaloneKenneth L. Matthews IIIPaul F. McCarronPaul N. McCarthy, Jr. b

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William F. O’Connell, Esq.Thomas RockAnthony SerraRobert K. Sullivan, Jr.Dr. Garrett S. ThurstonRobert T. Timmerman IIMichael F. Walsh b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 175DONORS: 22PARTICIPATION RATE: 13%TOTAL GIVEN: $12,150

Class of ‘83CLASS AGENTS:TIMOTHY GUILFOYWILLIAM MCCULLENCHRISTOPHER O’CONNORNelson R. AlvarezMichael T. BartonJames J. Coyne b

Robert J. FergusTimothy GuilfoyKevin KeaneJohn N. LinsoWilliam McCullenEdward F. McMahon, Jr.Gregory S. NolanGreg H. O’NeilBrian J. RezendesStephen J. Williams b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 144DONORS: 13PARTICIPATION RATE: 9%TOTAL GIVEN: $1,730

Class of ‘84CLASS AGENT:NORMAN F. O’BRIEN, JR.Ralph CampbellJohn R. Golden b

Donald K. Harrington, Jr.Brendan J. HoeyAndrew J. HorganBrendan J. KingBrian J. LarkinThomas K. MacNabbJames M. McGowanBrian P. MurphyKevin A. Nelson b

Norman F. O’Brien, Jr. b

James E. O’Malley, Jr.

Dennis M. SullivanGerard T. Travers, Jr.Stephen F. YoungNUMBER ACTIVE: 167DONORS: 16PARTICIPATION RATE: 10%TOTAL GIVEN: $1,340

Class of ‘85CLASS AGENT:BRIAN F. KEANEEugene F. Balerna, Jr.Richard J. BarrettDavid M. Curley b

Michael F. FitzpatrickMark C. FoleyGeorge F. Grant, Jr.Brian F. KeaneJohn C. LohanMichael J. O’DowdGregory P. PryharskiJoseph D. Reale b

Timothy J. Rose b

Joseph ScaparrottaMark C. SmithJohn P. TowleNUMBER ACTIVE: 182DONORS: 15PARTICIPATION RATE: 8%TOTAL GIVEN: $3,850

Class of ‘86CLASS AGENT:JERRY MCDERMOTTRobert Cawley b

John A. ConleyJohn H. HarringtonRichard S. IannessaGerard T. Lethin b

Steven MariniThomas M. NeePeter C. PappasJoseph Roche, Jr.Stephen SpringNUMBER ACTIVE: 157DONORS: 10PARTICIPATION RATE: 6%TOTAL GIVEN: $955

Class of ‘87REUNION 2007CLASS AGENTS:JOHN P. CHOJNOWSKIROBERT J. CONSALVOJOHN M. TOBIN, JR.LEONARD F. WALL, JR.Anthony BlighJohn P. Chojnowski b

Robert J. ConsalvoSteven DipietroBrian P. FitzsimmonsMichael J. GormleySean P. Hearn IIIStephen P. LarondeTimothy K. MoloneyHabib Mourad, Jr.Robert C. NealonAndrew J. Synnott b

Michael TechieraJohn C. TimmermanJohn M. Tobin, Jr.John VaglicaMark Vallucci b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 147DONORS: 17PARTICIPATION RATE: 12%TOTAL GIVEN: $2,850

Class of ‘88CLASS AGENT:JOHN T. GERACIRichard M. BoccuzziGeorge A. BreareGregory E. ConnellyPatrick J. Cuthbert, Jr.

John T. Geraci b

Charles W. Hughes b

Brian E. KingSean P. McSwineyDaniel J. PicardRuben RoineJeffrey J. Russell b

Barry SullivanKevin J. TapeNUMBER ACTIVE: 173DONORS: 13PARTICIPATION RATE: 8%TOTAL GIVEN: $2,915

Class of ‘89CLASS AGENTS:TIMOTHY J. BARRETTGREGORY M. CASEYMICHAEL M. WALSHTimothy J. BarrettLuis P. BartolomeiThomas J. Black, Jr.Thomas F. CarloGregory M. CaseyJeremy T. DeaneGregory K. DelaneyTheodore DimacopoulosStephen R. DowOwen E. LawlorMichael S. LearyAndrew P. MalionekBrendan M. McNiffDerek J. MouradChristopher P. O’Brien b

Kevin P. O’SullivanAnthony B. PetrucciJames A. Solomon

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Ed Glennon ‘80 & Pat DeMaio ‘80

NUMBER ACTIVE: 196DONORS: 18PARTICIPATION RATE: 9%TOTAL GIVEN: $1,375

Class of ‘90CLASS AGENTS:PAUL J. CAPPADONAPHILIP M. DAVIES, JR.TIMOTHY J. HARRINGTONBrian P. BogieWilliam M. BrienPaul J. CappadonaPhilip M. Davies, Jr.Matthew P. DooherKevin J. Duggan, Jr.Derek M. EmrickGregory P. EverettTimothy J. HarringtonJohn J. Hegarty, Jr.Thomas M. McLaughlinSteven D. Power b

Jeffrey D. Ryan b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 148DONORS: 13PARTICIPATION RATE: 9%TOTAL GIVEN: $975

Class of ‘91CLASS AGENTS:DAVID ST. MARTINGREGORY WESTWATERBrandon L. BergstromMichael W. BoylenWilliam P. DolanRobert KmiecMichael C. MahoneyMichael C. McElaney

David R. St. MartinNUMBER ACTIVE: 134DONORS: 7PARTICIPATION RATE: 5%TOTAL GIVEN: $1,185

Class of ‘92REUNION 2007CLASS AGENTS:PATRICK H. O’HANLONMICHAEL F. RUSHStephen L. BoranPaul C. CapodilupoMichael J. ChernickiChristopher CoakleyCharles M. CollinsKevin T. ConnollyRobert A. CorleyR. B. DriscollMark J. EverettDr. Michael D. Ferreira b

Christopher M. Foley b

James P. GallagherJeremiah J. O’BrienKevin W. O’LearyEdward A. RaffoniDennis M. RoacheJason S. TeebagyScott T. Tice, CPACraig R. TolandNUMBER ACTIVE: 109DONORS: 19PARTICIPATION RATE: 17%TOTAL GIVEN: $2,670

Class of ‘93CLASS AGENTS:JEFFREY M. CHISHOLM

ROBERT M. CROTEAUJoseph N. AntinarelliJeffrey M. Chisholm b

Mark P. HohmannNUMBER ACTIVE: 121DONORS: 3PARTICIPATION RATE: 2%TOTAL GIVEN: $2,200

Class of ‘94CLASS AGENT:JOHN J. CAPPADONATimothy J. BeckerRobert J. DohertyWilliam M. DriscollAndrew G. MahoneyMatthew J. McCreadyNUMBER ACTIVE: 113DONORS: 5PARTICIPATION RATE: 4%TOTAL GIVEN: $350

Class of ‘95CLASS AGENTS:STEPHEN G. BURMRICHARD T. KINGG. Anthony BaldwinPatrick J. BrowningHarold R. CareyJames M. Connolly, Jr.Michael G. GallagherPeter C. HuntRichard T. King b

Arthur J. Lewis, Jr.John J. O’HaraPeter J. Sylvester b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 99DONORS: 10PARTICIPATION RATE: 10%TOTAL GIVEN: $555

Class of ‘96CLASS AGENT:DAVID J. ERWINJoseph T. ColagiovanniDavid J. Erwin b

Patrick J. KellyRobert E. LydonNUMBER ACTIVE: 86DONORS: 4PARTICIPATION RATE: 5%TOTAL GIVEN: $340

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Alumni Giving

As a high schooler, I was very confused. I had no idea

what I wanted to do with my life.

With the help of CM’s outstanding

faculty and staff, and all their guid-

ance and direction that they provided

me, I was able to answer those ques-

tions and lay the foundation of the

person I have become today.

MARK VAUTOUR ‘97

MEMBER SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE

TELEPHONE WORKERS’ CREDIT UNION

Walter McGauley ‘79 and Pat Travers ‘79

Class of ‘97REUNION 2007CLASS AGENTS:BR. JASON M. FORD, C.F.C.MARK J. VAUTOURBr. Jason M. Ford, C.F.C.William F. MacGregorMark J. VautourJoseph A. WalshNUMBER ACTIVE: 88DONORS: 4PARTICIPATION RATE: 5%TOTAL GIVEN: 1,190

Class of ‘98CLASS AGENTS:KEVIN F. CHISHOLMJOHN E. MAZZAThomas M. BuckleyKevin F. ChisholmJames M. Fahey IIIMatthew M. LydonDaniel J. MacIsaacRobert M. MayerJohn E. Mazza b

Brian P. ShumanJoseph R. WatsonNUMBER ACTIVE: 95DONORS: 9PARTICIPATION RATE: 11%TOTAL GIVEN: $775

Class of ‘99CLASS AGENT:DAVID L. MAZZADan J. Eberly b

David L. Mazza b

John P. McFarlandJoseph D. O’LearyWilliam RyanAndrew P. St. MartinMatthew H. Walsh b

NUMBER ACTIVE: 102DONORS: 7PARTICIPATION RATE: 7%TOTAL GIVEN: $2,425

Class of ‘00CLASS AGENT:PETER N. MAZZAJonathan D. GoodwinBrian J. MaloneKevin M. O’ConnellFrancesco A. SusiNUMBER ACTIVE: 105DONORS: 4PARTICIPATION RATE: 4%TOTAL GIVEN: $140

Class of ‘01CLASS AGENT:GAVIN J. FLANAGANGavin J. FlanaganPatrick J. FolanNUMBER ACTIVE: 88DONORS: 2PARTICIPATION RATE: 2%TOTAL GIVEN: $665

Class of ‘02CLASS AGENTS NEEDEDNO GIVING TO REPORT

Class of ‘03CLASS AGENTS NEEDEDThomas G. BrennanDaniel P. ChisholmClifford L. McLeanBrendan C. MurphyWilliam T. SalmonNUMBER ACTIVE: 104DONORS: 5PARTICIPATION RATE: 5%TOTAL GIVEN: $375

Class of ‘04CLASS AGENTS NEEDEDMichael V. AbellEric A. Boyd, Jr.Daniel C. CarrollGioacchino CorraoWilliam A. DeSimoneMichael F. LuongoStephen P. McClellanPatrick C. MooreAdam M. Ricci

John H. SlymanTimothy R. WatsonNUMBER ACTIVE: 157DONORS: 11PARTICIPATION RATE: 7%TOTAL GIVEN: $350

Class of ‘05CLASS AGENTS NEEDEDChernenko AttimeRichard C. BeckerJustin CalveyPatrick D. ConleyJames F. DahillAndrew D. DaltonDouglas A. EberlyJohn R. FrisoliJohn P. Gallagher, Jr.Thomas S. HooleyJonathan J. JoinerBryan E. JonassonSteven A. LaBelleBrian L. Mahoney-WilsonPeter M. McGeePeter Meagher, Jr.Andrew P. MurphyMark H. MurphyPatrick J. MurphyMatthew O’BrienNicholas V. SparagnaMatthew T. SullivanNUMBER ACTIVE: 141DONORS: 22PARTICIPATION RATE: 16%TOTAL GIVEN: $985

The CM website promises “six years that will shape

a lifetime.” Simple, but it’s true for

our three sons. The dedication and

talent of the faculty and adminis-

tration is reinforced every night

when we hear a recap of the days’

events– from Mr. Chisholm’s

morning greeting to the academic

challenges posed during class to the

tireless coaches who mold young

athletes into young men.

The faculty and administration at

CM have provided a place where

our boys can grow academically,

socially, spiritually and athletically

– no small accomplishment given

the unique range of interests and

talents of our three sons. Each one

is treated as an individual and

challenged to do their best – ‘good

enough’ is not acceptable at CM.

MIKE & SUE MONTALBANO PP ‘07, ‘08, ‘11

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Coley Lyons ‘02 , Paul McLaughlin ‘02, Kevin Rawley ‘02, Gavin Flanagan ‘01

Mr. John AbanyMr. & Mrs. Robert AdjemianMr. & Mrs. Patrick R. AhernMr. & Mrs. Nelson R. Alvarez ‘83Mr. & Mrs. David AndersonMr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. AndreaMs. Josephine AntonellisMr. & Mrs. Vasco AntoniMr. & Mrs. Jose ArocaMs. Diane AyersMr. & Mrs. Michael BaldnerDr. & Mrs. Philip BasileMr. & Mrs. Vincent BastaracheMr. & Mrs. Antonios BechwatiMr. & Mrs. Edward R. Besinger b

Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. BlakelyMr. & Mrs. Scott BlizardMr. & Mrs. Jerome Bowen b

Ms. Judith BowmanMr. & Mrs. Kevin BoyceMr. Michael A. BoydMr. & Mrs. Joseph BoyleDr. & Mrs. William BrondykMr. & Mrs. Thomas BryanMr. & Mrs. Raymond BuczynskiMr. & Mrs. Marc Bunszell, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. John J. BurkeMr. & Mrs. Richard ButtimerMr. & Mrs. Robert ButtsMr. & Mrs. Anthony CaggianoMr. & Mrs. Leo CarneyMr. & Mrs. Charles G. Carpenter b

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Carter, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph CasserlyMrs. Mary P. CassidyMr. & Mrs. Paul W. CassidyMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Caulfield ‘67 b

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Caulfield ‘75Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cauteruccio b

Mr. & Mrs. Dino CauteruccioMr. & Mrs. Gregory CharestMr. & Mrs. John ClintonMr. Thomas ColarussoMs. Lynne CollinsMr. & Mrs. Mark CollinsMr. & Mrs. Stephen ConcannonMr. & Mrs. Thomas ConlonMr. & Mrs. Thomas Connell

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. ConnollyMr. & Mrs. Paul A. Corcoran ‘76 b

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen CotroneMr. & Mrs. Ian CotterellMr. & Mrs. Kevin L. CourtneyMs. Betsy CullenMr. & Mrs. Wayne CummingsMr. & Mrs. C. Chapin CutlerMr. & Mrs. Michael J. Daley ‘74Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Dallas, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DamianoMr. & Mrs. Michael DeaneMr. & Mrs. Alfonso DeBenedictisMr. & Mrs. Paul DeCilioMr. & Mrs. Michael dePierroMr. & Mrs. William DermodyMr. & Mrs. Charles R. DevinDr. Michael Dewey & Dr. Maureen DeweyMrs. Elizabeth DiBartoloMr. & Mrs. Steven Dietzel b

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. DiPietroMr. & Mrs. John DohertyMr. & Mrs. John F. DoneganMr. & Mrs. James J. Donovan b

Mr. Michael DonovanMr. & Mrs. Michael DoolanMr. & Mrs. Richard T. DoyleMr. & Mrs. James DriscollMr. & Mrs. Terence DriscollMr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. DurantDr. & Mrs. Joseph P. EderMrs. Patricia EdmonstonMr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Edwards ‘63Mr. & Mrs. Edward ElliottMr. Paul J. Elvin ‘75Mr. George Embleton and

Ms. Mary KerczMr. & Mrs. Michael R. ErcolanoMr. & Mrs. Yves F. ErilusMr. Fares Esber & Ms. Sana AyoubMr. & Mrs. Juan EveretezeMr. Paul FaheyMr. & Mrs. Louis FalcoMr. & Mrs. Daniel FausenaMr. & Mrs. Ferdinando Federico b

Mr. & Mrs. John FedericoMs. Maura FergusonMs. Susan Fitzgerald

Mr. & Mrs. John Flaherty, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. FlahertyMr. & Mrs. Brian FlanaganDr. & Mrs. Alejandro FloresMr. & Mrs. Timothy FordeMr. & Mrs. James M. ForsythMr. & Mrs. John H. Fraser, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Freeman, Jr. ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Daniel FurlongMr. & Mrs. Michael F. GaffneyMr. & Mrs. John GalvinMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. GibsonMr. & Mrs. Glen R. GiovanucciMs. Deidre GiunchettoMr. & Mrs. John GlazeMr. & Mrs. Kenneth GoldenMr. & Mrs. Robert E. GrantMr. & Mrs. George GreenMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Greene ‘77Mr. & Mrs. James GriffinMr. & Mrs. Yegya GrigorianMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. GrossiMr. & Mrs. John GuinanMr. & Mrs. Brendan GuinnaneMr. & Mrs. Vahan GurekianMr. & Mrs. Juan A. GutierrezMr. & Mrs. Paul HackettMr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Hall ‘73Mr. & Mrs. Edward HarneyMr. & Mrs. Timothy M. HarringtonMr. & Mrs. Roy Hechavarria b

Mr. & Mrs. Brian HedbergMr. & Mrs. Richard J. Heim ‘82Mr. & Mrs. Gerard W. Hickey, Sr. ‘70 b

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Hickox b

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher HillMr. & Mrs. Michael HillardMr. & Mrs. John B. HughesMr. & Mrs. Glenn HurleyMr. & Mrs. Thomas HutchingsMr. & Mrs. Mazher IlyasMr. & Mrs. Mark IndelicatoMr. & Mrs. Mark JagelskiMs. Dominique JeanMr. & Mrs. Philip JohnsonMr. Robert A. Johnson, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Samuel JordanMr. & Mrs. Stephen JudgeMrs. Susan KaneMr. & Mrs. Mark KeehnleMr. & Mrs. Richard KelleyMr. & Mrs. Gerald KellyMr. & Mrs. Mattie KellyMs. Laurie KessingerMr. & Mrs. John P. KhouryMr. & Mrs. Brian J. KickhamMr. & Mrs. David R. Kilcoyne

Mr. Kevin F. KileyMr. & Mrs. Elie LakkisMr. & Mrs. Ronald M. LangilleMr. & Mrs. Philip LarocqueMr. & Mrs. Guy LebrunMr. & Mrs. Mark C. LeneyMr. & Mrs. Mark LeonardMr. & Mrs. Stephen T. LepardoMs. Maureen LibbyMr. & Mrs. Donald L. LynchMr. & Mrs. Stephen P. MacchiMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. MacDonaldMr. & Mrs. Thomas K. MacNabb ‘84Mr. & Mrs. Barry MaddenMr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Maguire ‘80Mr. & Mrs. Scott Malone ‘82Mr. & Mrs. Andrew T. MannionMr. & Mrs. Thomas Mannion ‘75Mr. & Mrs. David C. Marshall ‘77Mr. & Mrs. John MassimiMr. & Mrs. Stephen MastersonMr. & Mrs. Roger MatthewsMrs. Mary McCarthyMs. Siobhan McCourtMs. Ellen McCurleyMr. & Mrs. Richard M. McDermott, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Gerard McDonoughMr. & Mrs. John F. McGowan ‘71Mr. John C. McInnis, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Timothy McLaughlinMr. & Mrs. James McLean b

Mr. & Mrs. George McMahonMrs. Kathleen McWainMr. & Mrs. Richard MiliusMr. & Mrs. Tadeusz MleczkoMr. & Mrs. Michael MontalbanoMr. & Mrs. John J. MoriartyMr. & Mrs. Brian M. MountMr. & Mrs. Stephen G. Mowles ‘78Mr. & Mrs. Daniel T. MullalyMr. & Mrs. Paul J. Mullaney ‘74Mrs. Elizabeth Munchbach b

Mr. Michael MunichielloMrs. Ann B. MurphyMs. Michelle MurphyMr. & Mrs. Steven J. Murphy ‘73 b

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin F. MurrayMr. & Mrs. James P. MyersMs. Maria C. O’BrienMrs. Jeanne O’BrienMr. & Mrs. John O’BrienMr. & Mrs. Jeremiah C. O’ConnorMr. & Mrs. Kevin O’LaughlinMr. & Mrs. Thomas O’LearyMs. Marjorie O’MalleyMr. & Mrs. Richard O’ReillyMr. & Mrs. John O’Sullivan

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Year after year, our parents give generously in support of Catholic MemorialSchool. In 2005-2006, the Present Parents achieved a new record in giving$138,933 overall with $112,443 in unrestricted funds. We are most grateful to the following parents who supported CM last year:

Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’TooleMr. & Mrs. John OrphanosMr. & Mrs. Chris PageMr. & Mrs. Steven Palladino ‘75Mr. & Mrs. John PerryMr. & Mrs. John PerucichMr. & Mrs. Gary PetersMr. & Mrs. Stephen PetrucciMr. & Mrs. Kevin P. PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Renato PisanoMr. & Mrs. Robert PlunkettMr. & Mrs. Theodore PoppeMr. & Mrs. David PowellMr. & Mrs. P.J. PreskenisMr. & Mrs. Russell RadcliffeMr. & Mrs. Derek RankinMr. & Mrs. Jean RateauMrs. Sally RavitzMr. & Mrs. James F. Reardon, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Warren T. ReebMr. & Mrs. Ronald ReeceMs. Barbara E. ReganMr. & Mrs. Bernard A. Regan ‘70 b

Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Regan b

Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Reilly ‘75Mr. & Mrs. David RettigMr. & Mrs. Gerald RiccioMr. Daniel J. Rice III

Mr. William Riley & Dr. Katherine A. Marshall

Mr. & Mrs. Walter RobinsonMr. & Mrs. Edward RooneyMr. & Mrs. Robert E. RosataMr. & Mrs. Gerald A. RoyMr. & Mrs. Mark RuggieroMr. & Mrs. Vern RugglesMr. & Mrs. Frank SabinaMr. & Mrs. Elie SaroufimMr. & Mrs. William J. SchaetzlMr. & Mrs. Richard SeltzerMr. & Mrs. Hamid Shaidani b

Mr. & Mrs. Scott SheaMs. Susan SheaMr. & Mrs. Dennis J. SholesMr. & Mrs. Andris J. Silins b

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin SimasMr. & Mrs. David SmithMr. & Mrs. Ralph SollisMr. & Mrs. William M. SorelMr. & Mrs. Steven M. SousaMr. & Mrs. Charles SpozioMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. St. CyrMr. & Mrs. John R. SteinbergMr. & Mrs. John StoneMr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Storer, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Stratton

Mr. & Mrs. Richard SullivanMr. & Mrs. Robert SwansonMr. & Mrs. Gerald SweeneyMr. & Mrs. Albert J. TedescoMrs. Carol Lynn ThistleMr. & Mrs. Joseph ThomasMr. & Mrs. Francis TierneyMr. & Mrs. Michael TierneyMr. & Mrs. James F. TiesoMr. & Mrs. Gregory TobinMr. & Mrs. Mark J. Tobin b

Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Todesca, Sr. ‘72 b

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. TompkinsMr. & Mrs. William TophamMr. Neil Torpey & Ms. Mary GlynnMrs. Denise TorresMr. & Mrs. Paul J. Tower, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Troy, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. John A. TynanMr. & Mrs. Neil VaughnDr. & Mrs. Robert VinciMr. & Mrs. Shaun VitelloMr. & Mrs. Richard J. WalkerMr. & Mrs. Peter WalshMr. & Mrs. Shane F. WalshMr. & Mrs. Stephen WalshMr. & Mrs. John P. WaltonMr. & Mrs. Mark Wellemeyer b

Ms. Christine WhiteMr. & Mrs. John C. WhiteMr. & Mrs. M. Scott WhiteMr. & Mrs. Richard WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Michael WoodallMr. & Mrs. Alexander ZahlawayMr. & Mrs. Gregory Zaleski b

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Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Ahern ‘68Mr. & Mrs. Patrick R. AhernMr. & Mrs. Richard J. Almeida, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. ArthurMr. & Mrs. Robert W. Barrett b

Mr. Joseph C. Barry, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Bartelloni, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Bernazzani, Jr. ‘71 b

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. BernierMr. Joseph A. BerrioMr. & Mrs. Francis E. Bingham ‘63 b

Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. BlakelyMr. & Mrs. Scott BlizardMr. Edmund C. BooverMrs. Maureen BoylanMr. & Mrs. William J. Brackett ‘67 b

Mrs. Birute BradleyMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Bradley, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Bradley b

Mrs. Maureen BrienMr. & Mrs. Charles T. BucciMr. & Mrs. Michael BurnsDr. & Mrs. Kevin Callanan b

Mr. & Mrs. James Campbell b

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Capodilupo ‘67Mr. & Mrs. John Cappucci b

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. CareyMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. CarrollMr. & Mrs. William F. Carroll b

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. CatanoMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Caulfield ‘67 b

Mrs. Patricia A. CellucciMr. & Mrs. Richard F. Chisholm b

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Citrone, Jr. ‘73 b

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Coakley, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Cohen b

Mr. & Mrs. Frank D. Colagiovanni b

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Condon, Jr. ‘68 b

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas ConneelyMr. & Mrs. David Connelly b

Mrs. Helen M. Connelly b

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Connolly, CLU ‘71 b

Mrs. Mary J. ConnorsMrs. Florence M. Conway b

Mr. & Mrs. Guido F. Coppola b

Mr. & Mrs. Walter P. Corcoran, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Cotter ‘71Mr. & Mrs. James E. CrandallMr. & Mrs. Daniel I. Cronin, Jr. ‘62Mr. & Mrs. Dennis F. Cullen b

Mr. James A. Cunniff b

Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Cunniffe b

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. CunninghamMrs. Catherine S. CurtisMr. John Dargin, Jr. b

Mrs. Ellen DavisMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Day, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gerald T. DelaneyMr. & Mrs. Mark DeLoriaMr. & Mrs. Andrew DeRomaMr. & Mrs. John Devlin b

Dr. Michael Dewey & Dr. Maureen DeweyMr. & Mrs. Steven Dietzel b

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. DimarzioMrs. Maureen E. DohertyMr. & Mrs. James J. Donovan b

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Donovan, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. DonovanMr. & Mrs. Michael J. Dorsey, Sr. ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Driscoll ‘62 b

Mr. & Mrs. William M. DriscollMrs. Eileen R. Dunne b

Mr. & Mrs. James V. Dyson b

Mrs. Ellen C. EberlyMr. & Mrs. Yves F. ErilusMr. & Mrs. Paul F. EverettMrs. Walter J. Farquharson b

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Farrell, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Fergus, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph FinnertyMr. & Mrs. John C. FitzgeraldMr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Flanagan b

Mrs. Doris L. FoleyMrs. Jean E. Foley b

Mr. & Mrs. John J. FontanaMr. & Mrs. Kevin FordMr. & Mrs. James GallagherMr. & Mrs. John P. GallagherMr. & Mrs. Benny GarciaMr. & Mrs. Gilbert P. Gasper b

Mr. & Mrs. John J. GavinMr. & Mrs. Thomas GeartyMr. Angelo J. GianniMr. & Mrs. Mark V. GiardinaMr. & Mrs. John GirardMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. GoodwinMr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Gormican b

Mr. & Mrs. James J. GrealishMr. Gerald Griffin

Mrs. Marie GuilfoyMrs. Helen N. Hanley b

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel S. HannaMr. & Mrs. Kevin HarringtonMr. & Mrs. David H. Harrison ‘67Mr. & Mrs. John HearnMr. & Mrs. F. Timothy Hegarty, Jr. ‘66 b

Mrs. Diana HeinsohnMr. & Mrs. Paul A. Henderson, Jr. ‘65Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Herman b

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. HigginsMr. & Mrs. Christopher HillMr. & Mrs. John HollandMr. & Mrs. Harry S. Huether, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. John B. HughesMr. & Mrs. James W. Hunt, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Hynes ‘78Mr. & Mrs. Arthur IsbergMr. & Mrs. Edward J. JohnsMr. & Mrs. Carl JonassonMrs. Marguerite JoyceMrs. Stella KasparianMr. & Mrs. William E. KavaleskiMr. & Mrs. John J. Kealty, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. KellyMr. & Mrs. Liam KellyMrs. Margaret M. Kelly b

Mr. & Mrs. William F. KellyMr. & Mrs. Daniel Kennedy, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. James P. KenneyMr. & Mrs. Paul F. Kenney ‘66Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. KickhamMr. & Mrs. Manley J. Kiley b

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. KostopoulosMr. & Mrs. Alan LaBelleMr. & Mrs. Marshall B. LazaroMrs. Alice D. LearyMrs. Susan LeeMr. & Mrs. Daniel LogueMs. Marie LucasMs. Regina LuongoMr. & Mrs. Roy T. Lydon, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. William ManningMr. James C. MarianoMr. & Mrs. Robert D. McBride b

Mr. Francis J. McCarthy, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James D. McCarthyMr. & Mrs. William J. McCarthy, Sr. b

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McCormackMr. & Mrs. James F. McCready

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McDougallMr. & Mrs. William D. McEachern b

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. McGeeMr. & Mrs. Edward J. McGonagle ‘76Mrs. Pauline G. McKee b

Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. McLaughlin ‘68Dr. & Mrs. Francis M. McLaughlinMr. & Mrs. James McLean b

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McManusMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. McNeilly b

Mrs. Mary C. McSharryMr. Peter F. Meagher ‘70 b

Mrs. Mary E. Mee b

Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. MooreMr. & Mrs. Roger W. Moore, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. Richard MoranMrs. Doris A. MouradMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Moynihan b

Mrs. Barbara A. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Steven J. Murphy ‘73 b

Mrs. Ann B. MurphyMr. & Mrs. William C. NallyMr. & Mrs. William J. Nealon, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Nichols b

Mr. & Mrs. Paul NortonMr. & Mrs. Gerard C. O’BrienMrs. Jeanne O’BrienMr. & Mrs. John O’BrienMr. & Mrs. James R. O’Connor b

Mr. & Mrs. John J. O’Hara ‘69Mr. & Mrs. John OliverMr. & Mrs. William E. OliverMrs. Marie Oser b

Mr. & Mrs. Victor Q. PacellaMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Phinney ‘61Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. PiroMrs. Rose PlunkettMr. & Mrs. James F. Powers, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Pryharski b

Mr. & Mrs. Derek RankinMs. Kathleen Rawdon b

Ms. Ellen M. RobinsonMr. & Mrs. John J. RocheMr. William J. RocheMrs. Marion B. Rockwood b

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Roddy b

Mr. & Mrs. Michael RolfesMr. & Mrs. James J. Rush b

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sameski III b

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Savage

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Parents of Alumni continue to exhibit their support of CM as they see the valueof a Catholic Memorial education borne out in their sons’ success. We are deeplygrateful for their ongoing support of the School even after their sons graduate.

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PhonathonVolunteersALUMNI:

Tim Barrett ‘89John Chojnowski ‘87Jim Ciesielski ‘86Paul Corcoran ‘76John Dondero ‘67Rick Dunn ‘63Joe Finnigan ‘71Ken Foscaldo ‘66Terry Fuller ‘61John Geraci ‘88Tim Guilfoy ‘83John Harrington ‘86Tom Holmes ‘61Kevin Joyce ‘71Rev. Richard Kelley ‘61Ed Lajoie ‘61Jim Lambert ‘81Jack Maloney ‘69Walter McGauley ‘79Peter Meagher ‘70Walter McGauley ‘79Steve Palladino ‘75Ed Stenson ‘61Marty Sullivan ‘76Dick Trask ‘61

PARENTS:

Josephine AntonellisDeb CassidyHelen ClintonLou FalcoEllen FurlongJoe Greene ‘77Susan KaneKatherine KeoughEllen KotkowskiBeth LeneyKathy LynchMary McCarthyJohn McGowan ‘71Karen McGowanCathy McLeanMike MontalbanoSue MontalbanoJerry O’ConnorMarjorie O’MalleyMike Roper ‘71Kristen RoperDiane McDermottBrian Stockman ‘68Carol Lynn ThistleDenise TorresJoe Warren

STUDENTS:

William Besinger ‘07Steve Blaise ‘07Rudy Dimanche ‘08John Fraser ‘07Eion Gillespie ‘09Max Erilus ‘06Patrick Hall ‘07Joe McLean ‘07Vincent Montalbano ‘07Ostap Nalysnyk ‘07John Saroufim ‘07Justin Sollis ‘06Aidan Walsh ‘06Brian Zaleski ‘07Andrew Ziniti ‘09Brian Ziniti ‘11Matthew Ziniti ‘07

Annual Fund 2005-06 CommitteeCo-ChairsRick Dunn ‘63Ken Foscaldo ‘66

ALUMNI:

Tom Phinney ‘61Frank Doyle ‘66Tom Caulfield ‘67John Dondero ‘67Joe Connolly ‘71Jack Corcoran ‘71Steve Palladino ‘75Bob Cronin ‘76Ken Martin ‘77Bill Supple ‘77

Jim Lambert ‘81Tim Guilfoy ‘83Jerry McDermott ‘86John Geraci ‘88Tim Barrett ‘89Jeff Chisholm ‘93Richard King ‘95Gavin Flanagan ‘01

PRESENT PARENTS:

Don & Kathy Lynch ‘06John ‘71 & Karen McGowan ‘06Jim & Carter Donovan ‘06Marjorie O’Malley ‘07Mike & Sue Montalbano ‘07, ‘08, ‘11Kevin & Ann Phillips ‘08Steve ‘73 & Cindy Murphy ‘09Andrew & Linda DeRoma ‘10Joe ‘77 & Gigi Greene ‘07, ‘08, ‘11Bernie ‘70 & Grace Regan ‘11Mike ‘71 & Kristen Roper ‘11

ALUMNI PARENTS:

Robert & Marie McBride AP ‘04Ron & Pat Perry AP ‘76

FRIENDS:

William J. DohertyLeo & Debra Buckley

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

Ron Perry ‘76

FACULTY & STAFF:

Tom MeagherDavid St. Martin ‘91

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Mr. Peter J. SheaMrs. Ann M. SheehanMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Sheehan b

Mr. & Mrs. William E. SittigMr. & Mrs. Thomas Slyman b

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Smith b

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph SollisMr. & Mrs. Dennis Spillane b

Mrs. Catherine St. Martin

Mr. & Mrs. John SullivanMr. & Mrs. John K. SullivanMr. & Mrs. John L. Sullivan ‘79Mr. & Mrs. John M. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Walter A. SullivanMrs. Jean M. SutherbyMr. & Mrs. Roger SweeneyMr. & Mrs. John F. TerranovaMr. & Mrs. Robert V. Tiernan b

Mr. Albert M. Todesca, Sr. ‘70 b

Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Todesca, Sr. ‘72 b

Mr. & Mrs. Harold P. TorreyMr. & Mrs. Frederick G. TraversMr. & Mrs. Salvatore TrovatoMr. & Mrs. Neil VaughnMr. & Mrs. Frank WalshMr. & Mrs. James H. Walsh IIIMr. & Mrs. Joseph Warren

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph WatsonMr. & Mrs. Mark Wellemeyer b

Mr. & Mrs. George T. WilliamsMrs. Catherine H. Wright b

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Catholic Memorial School would like to recognize those members of the CM community who took time out of their busyschedule to assist us with our fundraising efforts. Whether dialing for dollars or serving on our annual fund committee, wewould not have reached our goals if it was not for the dedication and commitment of the following individuals:

AnonymousAshmont CleanersHennigan InsuranceJ.B. Edward UniformsWest Roxbury PharmacyHercules PressGilmore RealtySebastian’s Barber ShopThornton Flower Shop, Inc.Town Business SystemsPaintedword Inc.W. A. O’Leary Co.Mr. & Mrs. J. Albert Aucoin b

Mr. William J. BarrettMr. Henry F. BarryMrs. Rita L. Barry b

Mr. Brian L. BennettMs. Marjorie BennettMr. Michael E. BerubeMr. Eugene M. BindaMs. Ann BlakelyMs. Deb BolesMr. Michael G. BradleyMr. Bob BreenMs Jill BrooksMr. Christopher J. BrownMr. Mike BruenMrs. Michelle BuchananMr. & Mrs. Leo BuckleyMr. Tom BushMr. & Mrs. John F. ButtnerMr. & Mrs. James E. ByrneMr. Ken CaseyMr. Thomas CaseyMr. & Mrs. Gian Caterine b

Ms. Joan Cavanaugh & FamilyMr. Bob CentolaMr. Matt ChingMs. Elizabeth A. CliffordMr. Fotis ColocousisMr. Charles ColterMr. & Mrs. Richard C. ComeauMr. Richard ConcannonMs. Jean ConleyMr. John C. ConleyMr. Michael R. ConleyMr. Joe ConnollyEdmund J. Costello, D.M.D.Mr. & Mrs. James G. Curley

Mr. James J. Curley, Jr.Mr. Joe CurleyMr. Joey CuzziMr. Victor D’CostaMr. John DalferroMr. Nicholas V. DavosMr. Gary DeludeMr. & Mrs. James W. DevaneyMs. Paula DuBois DohertyMs. Maureen F. DevineMr. William J. DohertyMr. & Mrs. David T. DonnellyMr. Hugh DonnellyMr. & Mrs. Kevin DonnellyMr. & Mrs. John DuganMs. Kathryn M. DyerMr. Paul W. Earle, Jr.Mr. Bob EdgarMs. Hope M. ErwinMr. Gerald FaheyMs. Anne P. FallonMr. Michael J. FarinaMr. Michael J. FertittaMs. Virginia S. FlynnMr. & Mrs. Michael A. ForresterMr. & Mrs. James L. FortiniMs. Pat FredaMr. & Mrs. Robert J. GaudetMr. John GianakisMr. John GianakourasMr. Nickolas E. GiannenakisMs. Kathleen GiggieMr. James F. GilmoreMr. Thomas E. GilmoreMr. Paul GrealyMr. Max P. GregoryTimothy Hempton, D.D.S.Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. HerrmanMr. Darren HigginsMr. John B. HigginsMr. Timothy P. HoutenMs. Cynthia HurleyMiss Rosemary T. Hurley b

Mr. Barry T. HynesMr. Paul JacobsonMr. Robert JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Patrick T. Jones b

Mr. Fran JoyceMr. Michael J. Joyce

Mr. Jeffery D. KampersalMr. Paul KaneMr. Philip W. KantoffMr. & Mrs. Sami KassisMr. Stephen P. KellyMr. John KeohaneMr. Michael A. KeohaneMs. Erin KernMr. Paul KilduffMr. Stephen J. KilkellyMr. Joseph J. KillionMr. Richard KisielMr. Timothy G. LahamRev. James LarnerMr. James D. LeonardMr. Vincent LombardoMr. Michael J. Long b

Mr. & Mrs. Domenic A. LongoMr. & Mrs. Frank LongoMr. Tyler MaddenMr. Peter MaichMr. Bob MaloofMr. Vincent MarinoMr. Brett J. MarkelMr. David MartelMs. Bev MawnlionMs. Tracy L. McAvoyMr. John McCabeMs. Mary B. McCarronMs. Allison M. McCarthyMr. & Mrs. James McCarthyMr. Mike McCarthyMs. Kathleen A. McCloskeyMs. Kimberly A. McGrathMr. Thomas J. McKinnonMr. William P. McNamaraMr. John A. McNeice, Jr.Mr. Tom McNeilMs. Catherine A. MinnerlyMr. Christopher MulcahyMr. William J. MurrayMr. Tony NajmMs. Mary NewmanMr. William NewmanMr. Michael D. NicklawMr. & Mrs. Nick NicksonMr. & Mrs. David W. NiedertMr. & Mrs. William C. NiedertMs. Michelle NilandMr. Christopher W. O’BrienMr. John J. O’BrienMr. David J. O’Connor, Jr.Mr. Liam A. O’ConnorMr. Peter ObshatkinMr. Michael PaoliniMr. & Mrs. Rick ParkerMr. John PerroneMr. Andrew F. Petitti, Jr. b

Mr. & Mrs. Irving PhillipsonMr. J. P. Plunkett IV b

Ms. Luann Purin-SweeneyMr. Desmond QueallyMs. Lisa QuinnMr. Thomas F. Quinn, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Terence J. ReynoldsMr. George RocheMr. Paul RoganMr. Robert RohlfingMr. Richard RouseMrs. Izelia RousseauMs. Marie RousseauMr. Reed SchiessMr. Robert SchulzeMr. Michael SeneschalMr. Jack ShaughnessyMr. Paul L. SheppardDr. Donald SimiMs. Cara A. SmithHelaine Smith, D.M.D.Ms. Madeline E. SmithMr. Stephen SmithDr. Richard F. SpagnuoloMs. Jana SpauldingMr. James E. StevensMs. Patty Dubois StrattonMr. Barry K. SullivanMr. Peter C. SullivanMr. Frank SusiMr. Edward Sweda, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William J. TaylorMr. George TraylorMr. Ralph VaccaMs. Helen VaughanMs. Tracy A. Vitols b

Mr. Dagmar VoldanMr. Douglas WalshSenator Marian Walsh b

Mr. William F. WalshMr. & Mrs. Edward T. WelchMs. Patricia WelchMs. Nancy E. WheatonMr. & Mrs. Daniel F. X. WhitneyMr. & Mrs. Douglas M. WilliamsMr. Anthony Wine b

GrandparentsMrs. Anne B. BashoreMr. & Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald

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b 5 year consective donor

With the continued support of the friends of Catholic Memorial, we are able tocontinue to provide an outstanding education for our young men. Friends arethose individuals and companies who support the School with gifts to the Annual Fund as well as to the Forensics program, Gibbons Golf Outing and other programs.

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7Ace PrintersAdams Books Co.Amaturo Family Foundation, Inc.Apple Corps, Inc.Auntie B’s PlaceBay Sweets MarketBean Town Sports, Inc.C. Beck, Inc.Boston Carmens Union Local 589Boston Police Detective’s BenevolentSocietyBoston Police Mounted UnitCatholic Schools FoundationChampions ChoiceCitizens Energy CorporationCity Lock CompanyThe Cooperative BankCorrib Pub & RestaurantPaul B. Dargin ‘79 Memorial GolfTournamentDedham Community TheatreJames Devaney Fuel Co., Inc.George Doherty Funeral HomeAlexander Doyle & Sons Co., Inc.Endodontic Care, P.C.Exxon Mobil Corporation

Four Star Paper & Supply Co., Inc.Fresh Pond GasGormley Funeral HomeGreater Boston Home Health CareServices, Inc.KBD EntertainmentKenneally RealtyLarosa Real EstateLawler and Crosby Funeral HomeMaster McGrath’sMcCracken Automotive Service, Inc.Sean McDonough FoundationParkway Veterinary HospitalParkway Youth Flag Football LeaguePeople’s BankPet CabaretThe Real Deal LLCReMax Real EstateRon’s AutomotiveSuper Flash T-ShirtsTargetThe Last DropAlbert M. Todesca, Jr. Memorial FundVillage MarketVogt and AssociatesYawkey Foundation II

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Corporations, Foundationsand Organizations

Matching Gift Companies

In-Kind

ABBOTT LABORATORIES FUNDMr. David A. Egan '74

ACADIAN ASSET MANAGEMENTMr. John H. Harrington '86

AMERICAN EXPRESSMr. William I. Kelly '61

ANALOG DEVICESMr. William H. Carlson, Jr. '63Mr. Lawrence E. Crump '66

BANK OF AMERICAMr. and Mrs. Jerome BowenMr. John C. Dunne '77Ms. Mary Newman

BEECHER CARLSONMr. Richard J. DeVito '81

CAMPBELL SOUP FOUNDATIONMr. Patrick J. Callaghan '68

COCA COLA BOTTLING CO.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reece

FIDELITY FOUNDATIONMr. and Mrs. Leo CarneyMr. Michael A. Cellucci '74Mr. Jeffrey M. Chisholm '93Mr. James A. CunniffMr. Michael J. Daley, Jr. '67Mr. Steven Dipietro '87Mr. Joseph D. Flannery '67Mr. Brian C. McGillicuddy '78Mr. and Mrs. Peter WalshMr. and Mrs. Richard Williams

FLEET MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAMMr. and Mrs. Jerome Bowen

GENCORP FOUNDATION, INC.Mrs. Susan Kane

JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-ANCE COMPANY

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Matthews

MASSPORT AUTHORITYMr. and Mrs. James McLean

MCKESSON FOUNDATION, INC.Mr. and Mrs. James E. Crandall

MERRILL LYNCH & CO. FOUNDATION,INC.

Mr. Paul M. Regan '63

NEW YORK LIFE FOUNDATIONMr. Michael F. Broderick '80

NORFOLK & DEDHAM GROUPMr. F. Timothy Hegarty, Jr. '66

NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL FOUNDATION

Mr. John T. Geraci '88

NSTAR FOUNDATIONMr. Joseph A. Walsh '97

THE PLYMOUTH ROCK FOUNDATIONMr. Joseph L. Mullen '81

THE PNC FOUNDATIONMr. Hugh J. Cusato '68

RAYTHEON COMPANYMr. James F. Barry '80Mr. Christopher M. Foley '92Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Lydon, Jr.

STATE STREET RESEARCH & MANAGE-MENT COMPANY

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Almeida, Jr.Mr. Robert J. Doherty '94Mr. Leo P. O'Donnell '80

THE GILLETTE COMPANYMr. and Mrs. Timothy McLaughlin

THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANYFOUNDATION, INC.

Mr. William J. DohertyMr. Thomas P. Maguire '65

THE PRUDENTIAL FOUNDATIONMATCHING GIFTS

Mr. John J. Griffin '63

THE UPS FOUNDATION, INC.Mr. Richard J. Rivoira '63

THE THOMSON CORPORATIONMr. Richard J. Harrington '64

U.S. BANCORP FOUNDATIONMr. John F. Delaney, Jr. '67

UNITED TECHNOLOGIESMr. James A. Leahy '66

VERIZON FOUNDATIONMr. Edward L. Englert '72Mr. Robert J. Fergus '83Mr. Michael W. Hart '78Mr. Michael A. KeohaneMr. and Mrs. Thomas K. MacNabb '84Mr. Thomas M. McLaughlin '90Mr. Paul J. O'Donnell '74Mr. Kevin J. Putney '66Mr. John H. Slyman '04Mr. and Mrs. Thomas SlymanMr. Neil Torpey and Ms. Mary Glynn

WELLINGTON MANAGEMENTCOMPANY, LLP

Mr. Richard J. Barrett '85Mr. John F. Cahill '73

Mr. William M. Conley ‘83Alexander Doyle & Sons Co., LLC–Alexander Doyle ‘78KBD EntertainmentMs. Siobhan McCourtMr. and Mrs. William M. MulkeenSean MurphyDr. Ronald J. Nasif ‘70Nancy RobinsonDottie SaroufimMr. and Mrs. Richard SeltzerMr. and Mrs. James F. TiesoTodesca Equipment Company–Albert Todesca ‘70, Paul Todesca ‘72Beta ConstructionSusan & John Nichols

SPRING CONCERT 2006:Laurie SpanerChuck WalshKate Leavey

Ed Lenox, Esq. '66Chris PothCharlie WalshGreg CondakesDonna DeWittYolanda LeroyRob MahoneyJames J. Fitzpatrick, IIIJames TallachKatie FordSusan WalshWayne WardDon BorosonMario CruzPeter EvansRob OrrSteve JounakosHigh Output – Anotoin GagnonTim Fitzgerald (publicity)Dyane Silins

Many businesses and corporations will match the amount of a donation from one of their employees, increasing the value of the gift dramatically. The companieslisted here matched the donations CM received from our constituents – alumni, parents, parents of alumni, and friends. Please check with your employer to see if they, like the companies identified below, will match your donations to Catholic Memorial.You may call the Advancement Office (617) 469-8017 for a list of companies that match gifts.

GIFTS IN HONOR

JOSEPH C. BARRY, SR.’S 90TH

BIRTHDAY

Mr. & Mrs. J. Albert AucoinMr. Henry F. Barry

MR. & MRS. MICHAEL T.BAVIS ‘88

Mr. Thomas Kaminskas

ROBERT & MARY MALONEY,SR.

Mr. Robert P. Maloney, Jr. ‘77

KATHLEEN & WILLIAMNIEDERT

Mr. & Mrs. David W. Niedert

MRS. MARION ROCKWOOD

Mr. & Mrs. Irving H. Zangwill

FRED SMITH ‘85 40TH

BIRTHDAY

Ms. Cara A. Smith

JOSEPH A.TEDESCO ‘12

Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Tedesco

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Gifts in Honor and In Memory

GIFTS IN MEMORY

EDWARD J. BRADLEY

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Bradley, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John T. Bradley, Jr.

MICHAEL J. BRADLEY ‘74

Mrs. Birute Bradley

RICHARD J. BRADLEY

Mrs. Birute Bradley

JOHN J. CLEARY

Mr. John D. AldockMr. Peter BlackMr. Raymond P. BoulangerMr. Martin CarmichaelMs. Jean M. DillonMr. Anthony M. FeeherryMr. & Mrs. John K. FelterMr. Richard E. FloorMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. GibbonsMr. Edward L. GlazerMr. & Mrs. Michael H. GlazerMr. & Mrs. Daniel M. GlosbandGoodwin Procter LLPMs. Lisa J. GruenbergMr. Joseph W. HaleyMr. & Mrs. Robert S. InsoliaRobert W. Joyce, Esq. ‘64Mr. James S. LeeMr. Gilbert G. MennaMs. Dorothy P. MillerMr. & Mrs. James J. MonroeMr. & Mrs. James W. NagleRegina M. Pisa, Esq.Keith D. Shugarman, Esq.Mrs. Laura H. TaylorMs. Marian A. TseMr. Scott A. Webster

DONALD CONNORS

Mrs. Mary J. Connors

JOHN CONNORS

Mrs. Mary J. Connors

BR. PATRICK C. FLEMING, C.F.C.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McCormack

LOUIS GIANELLI

Mr. & Mrs. Domenic A. Longo

GENEVIEVE GIBBONS

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Reilly

JOSEPH F. GIBBONS, SR.

Mr. & Mrs. George P. AnastosMs. Elizabeth P. CraneMs. Katherine M. DavenportMr. & Mrs. Hilario J. FernandezMr. & Mrs. Rocco M. LongoMr. & Mrs. Irving PhillipsonMr. & Mrs. John F. ReillyMs. Mary E. SwiftMs. Patricia M. Walsh

BR. JOSEPH A. HEERAN, C.F.C.

Mr. & Mrs. David ConnellyMr. & Mrs. Thomas McCormack

JAMES F. KAVANAGH

Mr. & Mrs. George E. BuckleyMs. Joan Cavanaugh & FamilyMr. & Mrs. William J. CavanaughMs. Patricia M. CostelloMs. Mary L. DalyMs. Paula DuBois DohertyMs. Michele D. FinnellMr. Robert D. GrahamMr. & Mrs. Jack HayesMs. Joan F. McAuliffeMs. Josephine G. PeroMr. & Mrs. Richard SavageMs. Madeline E. SmithMs. Patty DuBois Stratton

BERNIE LOGUE ‘93

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Logue

ANNE LYDON

Mrs. Ellen C. Eberly

JULIE A. MACDONALD

Msgr. George F. CarlsonMrs. Ellen C. EberlyMr. Matthew O’N. FitzsimonsMrs. Karen A. HynesMs. Naomi LockwoodMr. & Mrs. Walter A. Sullivan & Family

THELMA E. MALONEY

Mr. John T. Maloney ‘69

ANNE MCTIERNAN

Mr. & Mrs. John Sullivan

JOSEPH P. MURPHY ‘68

Mr. John E. Cashman ‘6

DOROTHY LASH POLIN

Mr. & Mrs. Irving H. Zangwill

MARGARET RUSSO

Mr. & Mrs. Domenic A. LongoMr. & Mrs. Frank Longo

BR. C.P. RYAN, C.F.C.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McCormack

FATHER JOE RYAN

Holy Family Parish

PAUL A. ST. MARTIN

Ms. Patricia M. Walsh

SEAN WATERS ‘91

Boston Police Detective’s BenevolentSociety

REV. JOHN J.WHITE ‘61

Mr. & Mrs. William D. McEachern

TOBY WILSON ‘62

Mr. Edward J. Hughes ‘63

EDWARD M.WRIGHT, M.D. ‘65

Mrs. Catherine H. Wright

MOLLIE ZUKROFF

Mr. & Mrs. Irving H. Zangwill

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JOSEPH C. BARRY, JR. ‘83 FUND

Mr. & Mrs. J. Albert AucoinMr. Joseph C. Barry, Sr.Mr. John E. Cashman ‘67

MARK BAVIS ‘88 FUND

Mr. Michael E. BerubeMr. Eugene M. BindaMr. & Mrs. John F. ButtnerMr. & Mrs. James E. ByrneMr. John E. Cashman ‘67Ms. Joan CavanaughMs. Elizabeth A. CliffordMr. & Mrs. Richard C. ComeauMr. John C. ConleyMs. Maureen F. DevineMs. Hope M. ErwinMr. & Mrs. Michael A. ForresterMr. & Mrs. James L. FortiniMr. & Mrs. Robert J. GaudetMr. Max P. GregoryMr. Thomas KaminskasMr. Jeffery D. KampersalMr. Stephen P. KellyMr. Brett J. MarkelMs. Kimberly A. McGrathMr. William J. MurrayMr. & Mrs. Nick NicksonMr. & Mrs. David W. NiedertMr. & Mrs. William C. NiedertMs. Michelle NilandMr. Christopher P. O’Brien ‘89Mr. Christopher W. O’BrienMr. Steven D. Power ‘90Ms. Jana SpauldingMr. Edward Sweda, Jr.Ms. Tracy A. VitolsMr. & Mrs. Edward T. WelchMs. Nancy E. WheatonMr. & Mrs. Daniel F. X. WhitneyMr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Williams

JACK CASSIDY ‘65 FUNDMr. Michael J. Joyce

TROOPER MARK S.CHARBONNIER MEMORIALFUND

Mr. John E. Cashman ‘67

PAUL B. DARGIN ‘79 FUND

Paul B. Dargin Memorial Golf Tournament

NOEL, ALLEN AND JAMES DOYLE FUND

Mr. Allen M. Doyle ‘66

MICHAEL P. DUNNE FUND

Mrs. Eileen R. DunneMr. John C. Dunne ‘77Mr. Michael P. Dunne, Jr. ‘70

CHRISTOPHER P. DYSON ‘94 FUND

Mr. & Mrs. James V. Dyson

CAPTAIN JOSEPH R.FANDREY ‘88 MEMORIALFUND

Mr. John E. Cashman ‘67Joseph Fandrey Memorial

Golf Tournament

THE JOSEPH G. GALLIGAN MEMORIAL FUND

Mr. Joseph J. Galligan ‘77Mr. Charles G. Galligan ‘80

MR. JOHN J. HOURIHAN, JR. ‘77MEMORIAL FUND

Mr. John J. Cashman ‘67

LEO F. HURLEY FUND

Mr. Terrance R. Fuller ‘61Miss Rosemary T. Hurley

WALTER LENNON ‘87 FUND

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Bernier

PETER NEWMAN ‘83 FUND

Mr. John E. Cashman ‘67Mr. Christopher Newman ‘82Mr. John P. Newman ‘80Ms. Mary NewmanMr. Richard Newman ‘76Mr. William NewmanMr. Paul J. O’Donnell ‘74Mr. & Mrs. William J. Taylor

JAMES PETER ROCKWOOD,JR. ‘92 MEMORIAL FUND

Mr. John E. Cashman ‘67Mrs. Marion B. RockwoodMr. & Mrs. Irving H. Zangwill

FREDERIC J. SMITH, JR. ‘85FUND

Mr. John E. Cashman ‘67Ms. Cara A. SmithMr. & Mrs. John Sullivan

PAUL A. ST. MARTIN FUNDMrs. Catherine St. Martin

ALBERT M.TODESCA, JR. ‘03 MEMORIAL FUND

Mr. John E. Cashman ‘67Albert M. Todesca, Jr. Memorial Golf

Tournament

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As the cost of educating a student at Catholic Memorial continues to grow, somust the ability to provide financial assistance to those worthy students for whomtuition costs are prohibitive. Incomes from gifts to endowed scholarships, andproceeds from funds earmarked for financial assistance each year, provide asteady stream of financial aid that is distributed to qualified students based onthe criteria established by the scholarships’ founders.

The funds listed here provide tuition assistance, scholarships or awards. Thedonors listed with each fund helped add to the principal balance of the fund.

CLASS OF 1961 “FIRST KNIGHTS” FUND

Mr. David J. Botti ‘61Dr. Gordon E. Castanza ‘61Mr. John J. Concannon ‘61Mr. William T. Doyle, Jr. ‘61Rev. Nicholas J. Driscoll ‘61Mr. Peter G. Femino, Jr. ‘61Mr. Richard J. Fleming, Jr. ‘61Mr. Terrance R. Fuller ‘61Mr. Harry Harrington ‘61Mr. John R. Heufelder ‘61Mr. Dennis H. Keefe ‘61Rev. Richard J. Kelley ‘61Mr. William I. Kelly ‘61Mr. Edward V. Lajoie ‘61Mr. Lawrence W. Larner ‘61Mr. Joseph P. Manning ‘61Mr. Neil B. Masterson, Jr. ‘61Mr. Kevin R. McTaggart ‘61Mr. John B. Morelli ‘61Mr. Francis X. Morrissey ‘61Mr. Thomas F. Murray ‘61Mr. Gerald J. O’Neill ‘61Mr. Thomas J. Phinney ‘61Mr. Bruce J. Ryan ‘61Mr. Francis R. Schigg ‘61Mr. Edward J. Stenson ‘61Mr. John M. Techiera ‘61Mr. Richard P. Trask ‘61

FUTURE KNIGHTS SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Stephen L. Boran '92Michael G. Bradley '92Paul Capodilupo '67Paul C. Capodilupo '92Michael J. Chernicki '92Christopher Coakley '92Michael R. ConleyRobert A. Corley '92Hugh DonnellyGregory P. Everett '90Mark J. Everett '92James P. Gallagher '92Michael G. Gallagher '95Darren HigginsStephen J. KilkellyJoseph J. KillionTimothy G. LahamJeremiah J. O' Brien '92Kevin W. O'Leary '92Paintedword, Inc.Edward A. Raffoni '92Dennis M. Roache '92Scott T. Tice, CPA '92Town Business SystemsW.A. O'Leary Co.Douglas Walsh

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Catholic Memorial Golf Outings

Celebrating its 10th anniversary on June 13, 2006, The Albert M. Todesca, Jr. Memorial Golf tournament has directedproceeds to the Albert M. Todesca, Jr. permanently endowed fund and to assistant with capital projects including a newweight room, new media center and CMTV expansion.

Pictured above, left to right: Angelo J. Todesca ‘07, Paul Todesca, Jr. ‘04, Paul Todesca, Sr. ‘72, Angelo C. Todesca, Joseph Batista ‘12, Albert M. Todesca, Sr. ‘70, Michael Todesca ‘03.

The Paul B. Dargin ‘79 Memorial Golfouting held September 3, 2005 supports a deserving student who is a member ofthe CM baseball team and is in goodacademic standing.

Pictured at left, Paul B. Dargin ‘79

The Captain Joseph R. Fandrey ‘88 Golf outing benefits Catholic Memorial School with a scholarship fund named in Joe’s Memory.

Pictured, left to right: John Fandrey, Adam Fandrey ‘92, Joe Fandrey, Rob Timmerman ‘82, Gloria Fandrey, Matt Fandrey ‘90.

The Catholic Memorial Community is blessed to have alumni, families,

and friends who spend an enormous amount of time and energy to promote the mission

of CM and raise funds through golf outings:

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TOURNAMENT CO-SPONSORS

Cooley Manion Jones LLPThe Cooperative Bank

DINNER SPONSOR

Buddy Lazaro

CORPORATE SPONSORS

Bicon Dental ImplantsBoyle & Chase, Inc.J. Barry Driscoll Insurance AgencyJack Madden Ford

BENEFACTORS

F.L. Caulfield & Sons, Inc.Loomis Sayles-John GallagherThe Plunkett FamilyRoche Bros. Supermarkets

HOLE SPONSORS

AM-PM Cleaning Corp.Baker Street CleanersBlue Hill Lincoln MercuryBoston City Councilor, John Tobin ‘87The Bostonian GroupBraintree Plumbing & HeatingCasserly Electric Co., Inc.Clean Way Waste Services, Inc.Connolly & Associates, Inc.G & M Court ReportsCurry CollegeCurtis Liquor Store, Inc.Cushman & Wakefield-J.P. Plunkett IV.Deno’s PizzaJames Devaney Fuel Co.Drummond TransportationErie PubFacts Management

Fallon Ambulance Service, Inc.C. Fellows & AssociatesCity Council President, Michael

FlahertyThe Flannery CupThe Gavin CompanyGlancy Crane RentalGormley Funeral HomeS.G. Harold Plumbing, Heating, A/CIsland Oasis, Frozen Beverage Co.Radisson Hotel Boston (JPA Corpora-

tion)P.J. Kelleher’s The Lombardo CompaniesLoomis Sayles & Co.- John GallagherLopez the FloristMassachusetts Waste Systems, Inc.McCormack & EpsteinThe Mee GroupMt. Washington Cooperative BankStephen J. Murphy ‘73, Attorney at

LawMurphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane LLPP.I.T. PipePark Place/Stonebridge Nursing HomeAndrew F. Petitti, Jr.The Real DealRomanow ContainerJack & Mary ShaughnessySullivan, Donovan & RyanTricore, Inc.West Roxbury Pub & RestaurantEd Wright Memorial CommitteeZiner, Kennedy & Lehan

IN-KIND DONATIONS

Stan AbramsTom Caulfield ‘67Dave Erwin ‘96Peter HernKen Foley ‘78John Geraci ‘88Michael HerbertLoomis Sayles (John Gallagher)Paul Kostka ‘75Bill Martin ‘68Montillo’s Baking CompanyTaki Pantazapoulos ‘78Jack Parker ‘63J.P. Plunkett IVJ. Read CorporationJohn ‘87 & Kate TobinWollaston Pro Shop

DONATIONS

George P. AnastosKatherine M. DavenportHilario J. FernandezMr. and Mrs. Patrick T. JonesRocco M. LongoJohn D. MacKinnonPeter MaichMr. and Mrs. Robert D. McBrideEdward J. McCormackJohn McNeiceIrving PhillipsonJohn F. ReillyPaul RoganJohn K. SullivanFrank SusiMary E. SwiftTelephone Workers’ Credit Union

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The 19th Annual Joe Gibbons Jr.‘62Catholic Memorial Golf Tournament

Alumni, Parents, and Friends of CM are invited to play in the annual Joe GibbonsJr. ‘62/Catholic Memorial Golf Tournament. The tournament, begun in 1986,raises funds to help need based students meet the costs of tuition, thus makingCatholic Memorial affordable to worthy students who otherwise might not be ableto attend. Another criteria of the scholarship is to identify a student who mostclosely identifies with the spirit and traits of Joe Gibbons, Jr. ‘62. The 2005-2006recipient is Michael Edwards ‘09 of West Roxbury, MA.

The 2005 Tournament, held September 19th at the Wollaston Golf Course inMilton, MA, raised $58,554 from: golfers; individuals and local businesses whoserve as sponsors and benefactors; individuals and businesses who donated items forour auction; raffle proceeds and donations. The following is a list of those individ-uals and businesses that helped make this event a great success.

Joe Corcoran '79, Paul Corcoran '76, Walter Corcoran '73,Frank Citrone '73

Tom Meagher, Rich Chisholm, Paul Capodilupo '67, Ed McElaney '62

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CM Legacy Society

Last year, a group of my classmates gatheredat the home of our friend, Tom Phinney ‘61 todiscuss establishing a “First Knight’s Fund” toassist those students who needed financial help

to attend Catholic Memorial. Shortly thereafter, a classmatementioned he would be supporting the School by donating aportion of his life insurance for our “First Knight’s Fund” andhis decision got me thinking along those lines.

For a lot of my classmates in the first graduation class, theatmosphere and type of education that Catholic Memorialoffered was the only way in which we would have graduated.It is my desire to give the young men of today the same oppor-tunity that I had in 1961. That is why I have decided to becomea member of the “CM Legacy Society.”

– Ed Stenson ‘61, Narragansett, RI

Edmund Rice dominates the central icon panel. He is a person of strength and vision. His eyes arelarge, taking everything in and revealing his compassion and understanding. This is not a vision|of a man imprisoned in a protective uniform.Edmund loved his habit, it was for him a symbol of his life’s dedication. He looks happy and at ease in it – like an old well worn suit, it suggests the driftof his being. Here he is very much a fatherly figure.

For a detailed description of this illustration, visit: http://www.edmund-rice.wa.edu.au

Established as a way to recognize those whomake a planned gift to Catholic MemorialPlanned gifts such as will, trusts, annuities, life insurance policies and real estaterepresent important ways you can help build Catholic Memorial’s endowment. Each ofthese gifts has a unique and beneficial tax advantage for the donor and in some casescan yield income for life for the donor.

By becoming a member of the CM Legacy Society you will be helping to insure thefuture educational opportunities for deserving students and enabling Catholic Memo-rial to continue its mission of educating young men.

For more information about the CM Legacy Society, please contact Doug Zack, Director of Advancement (617) 469-8017 or zackd@catholicmemorial.org

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1965☛ John Wyatt has retired after 35 years asan educator. Nine years ago, the CM maga-zine covered his promotion to Principal ofthe Morrison School in Braintree. He isliving on Cape Cod.

1966☛ Dr. Gregory Connolly was recentlyappointed a professor at the HarvardSchool of Public Health.☛ Ken Foscaldo reports that his class heldtheir 40th reunion on Saturday, May 6,2006 at CM. Over 50 classmates were in attendance. He was happy to see so manyclassmates get together – which was formost of them, the first time since gradua-tion. Those unable to attend were missed.

1967☛ Michael Daley retired from Ford Motorafter 32 years. He is enjoying a limitedwork schedule at Collin County Commu-nity College in Plano, TX and is planning totravel with his wife, Joy.☛ Angelo Mara retired from teaching andcoaching in Billerica after 30 years. Hespends winters skiing at Loon Mountain,spring, summer, and fall playing golf andtennis in the Villages of Florida. He ismarried to Sue and they have one grandson.

1969☛ Vin Hickey notched his 200th victory ashead football coach for Blue Hill Regionalon September 22, 2006.

1970☛ Charles Coakley has been a manager atVerizon for the last 35 years. He lives inwith his wife Jane, and their two sons,Sean, who is working in Washington DC,and Brad, a junior at Mass Maritime.

1984☛ William Chris Palladino was ordained aRoman Catholic Priest by Cardinal SeanO’Malley on May 27, 2006 at the Cathe-dral of the Holy Cross. Currently, Fr.Palladino is the Parochial Vicar at SaintPaul’s in Hingham.

1986☛ John Harrington recently moved fromWest Roxbury to Wellesley, MA with hiswife, Bethany, and his two children, Andrew and Elizabeth.

1987☛ John and Kate Tobin are happy toannounce the birth of their son, JohnMatthew Tobin III on June 27, 2006.☛ Leonard Wall, Jr. and his wife, Michelle,welcomed their first child on March 15,2006. Leonard Francis Wall III was born at Brigham and Women’s Hospital weighingin at 8lb. 11oz.

1989☛ Tim Barrett and his wife, Michelle,recently brought home their daughter, Elizabeth Mei Luy from China. Along with15 other families, Tim and Michelle went on the journey of their life to adopt Ellie and experience the incredible warmth andrichness of Chinese culture. He reports thatEllie is full of laughs and smiles. She cele-brated her first birthday on June 14, 2006. ☛ Andy Malionek and his wife, Kate,welcomed baby daughter Anna Sabine on June 18, 2006.☛Kevin O’Sullivan recently joined the firmIntegrated Financial Partner Inc., located inBraintree, MA, where he specializes inwealth management and retirement planning.

1994☛ Bill and Julie Kavaleski had a boy onJune 12th, 2006. Jack David joins big sisterMegan 2, and big brother Billy, 12. Bill isliving in Middleboro, MA. Bill would likeclassmates to drop a note tobill.kavaleski@fmr.com.

1995☛ A.J. Lewis produced/created a rockumen-tary TV series called “Behind The Lyrics”which premiered on Los Angeles areastation KHIZ-TV on May 23, 2006.

1996☛ David and Becky Erwin are proud toannounce the birth of their daughter,Megan Amelia, on May 11, 2006. Meganjoins big brother Brandon.

1997☛ Br. Jason Ford, C.F.C. has finished hisyear of study in Chicago, IL (at CatholicTheological Union). On July 29th, heprofessed first vows with the Congregationof Christian Brothers at Holy Name Parishin West Roxbury. In early August, Br. Fordmoved to Salinas, CA to teach 10th and11th grade Theology at Palma High School(www.palmahs.org).

1998☛ Matt Lydon married Deirdre Kirby in July 2005.

2000☛ Matt O’Connor finished his second yearof Law School and interned for the Depart-ment of the Navy at the Pentagon over thesummer.

2002☛ Paul McLaughlin graduated from theUniversity of Miami with a double major inMarine Science and Biology and a minor inChemistry. He was busy this summer fillingout applications for graduate school andjob hunting. Paul hopes all is well with the classmates.

2004☛ George Elias attended MassasoitCommunity College in Canton for a fewsemesters, and is now enlisted in theMarines.

FACULTY & STAFF NOTES☛ Director of Technology Brian Scottmarried Mary-Beth Kalafatas on June 24,2006.☛ Theology teacher Andy Malionek ‘89successfully defended his dissertation in Religious Studies this summer in Scotland.☛ Music Director Craig Spaner has beenappointed chairman of the Fine Arts Department.☛ Director of Advancement Doug Zackand his wife, Liz, announce the birth oftheir son, Charles Patrick, on June 7, 2006.Charles joins big sister Erin.

NEWSNOTES

NEWS NOTES...NEWS NOTES...

Anna Sabine Malionek,daughter of Andy Malionek ‘89

Jack David Kavaleski,son of Bill Kavaleski ‘94

Leonard Francis Wall III,son of Lenny Wall ‘87

AlumniJohn “Jack” Anderson‘69, June 12, 2006.

William P. Brown ‘86,June 2, 2006.

David F. Dwyer ‘61,June, 21, 2006.

Daniel P. Kotowski ‘05, June 28, 2006.

John J. Leary ‘68, June 10, 2006.

David A. Matckie ‘91, June 16, 2006.

John J. Norton ‘75, brotherof Fr. Stephen P. ‘78, Patrick R. ‘82, Richard T.‘87, James E. Norton ‘89.April 15, 2006.

Paul C. Troiani ‘88, brotherof James Troiani ‘91. April 9, 2006.

ParentsMarie N. Amuzzini, motherof Thomas G. Amuzzini ‘88(deceased). July 30, 2006.

Frederick J. Becker, father of John P. ‘68 and Walter F.Becker ‘72. June 12, 2006.

Mary J. Bickford, mother of John C. ‘76 (deceased), James J. ‘77, and Thomas P. Bickford ‘83. July 11, 2006.

Paulette Brenton, mother of Roy N. Brenton ‘76. August 11, 2006.

Katherine Burke, mother of John Burke ‘77. August 11, 2006.

Mary B. Burke, mother of John P. ‘77 and Edmund T.Burke ‘78. August 22, 2006.

Mary R. Cadogan, mother of James J. Cadogan, Jr. ‘61.April 4, 2006.

Paul A. Costello, father of Paul Costello, Jr. ‘65. April 8, 2006.

John J. Coyne, Sr., father of Stephen P. ‘84 and Kevin F.Coyne ‘87. August 17, 2006.

Arthur V. Cullen, Jr., father of Arthur V. Cullen III ‘65. May 16, 2006.

Stephen J. Curtin, father of Stephen J. ‘79, Timothy J.‘81, and Christopher J. Curtin ‘85. May 25, 2006.

Rita Claire Day, mother of Christopher Day ‘73. May 19, 2006.

Peter Dedominici, father of James Dedominici ‘67. July 21, 2006.

Rosamond “Rose” DeMaio,mother of Patrick J. DeMaio‘80. August 10, 2006.

Mary M. Dickson, mother ofMichael McDonagh ‘82. July 11, 2006.

Linda Doherty, mother ofRory J. Doherty ‘82. June 13, 2006.

Rita G. Dunn, mother of RickDunn ‘63.August 29, 2006.

John J. Dwyer, father ofDennis P. Dwyer ‘92. July 2, 2006.

George T. Farley, father ofThomas J. Farley ‘70. May 13, 2006.

Mary J. Flynn, mother ofRichard Powderly ‘77. March22, 2006.

Josephine C. Frucci, motherof Richard M. Frucci ‘63.July 12, 2006.

Martin J. Grealish, father ofMartin Grealish ‘78. May 20, 2006.

John J. “Hank” Hanrahan,father of John F. Hanrahan‘80. April 28, 2006.

Ellen M. Harrison, mother of Christopher J. Harrison‘77. July 5, 2006.

Mary L. Henderson, motherof Paul A. Henderson, Jr. ‘65.May 21, 2006.

Paul A. Henderson, father of Paul A. Henderson, Jr. ‘65.June 4, 2006.

Eleanor I. Higgins, mother ofA. David Higgins ‘74. July31, 2006.

Robert L. Higgins, father ofMichael Higgins ‘79. April25, 2006.

Michael F. Hogan, father ofWilliam T. Hogan ‘66. July 4,2006.

Richard E. Hollister, father ofRichard G. Hollister ‘67.August 8, 2006.

Helen M. Hurley, mother ofJohn Hurley ‘76. August 19,2006.

Carole A. Kane, mother ofEdward J. III ‘81 and ThomasP. Kane ‘85. August 19, 2006.

Theresa V. Keefe, mother ofTimothy Keefe ‘61. May 20,2006.

Marian C. Kelley, mother ofRev. Richard J. Kelley ‘61.June 11, 2006.

Charles A. “Bud” Lannon,father of Joseph E. ‘68,Edward J. Lannon ‘71.

Josephine Larkin, mother ofBrian Larkin ‘84.July 20, 2006.

Frederick F. Lyons, father ofJoseph W. Lyons ‘66. April 27, 2006.

Julie “Sis” MacDonald,mother of Joseph ‘73, Br.James J. C.F.C. ‘75, Daniel E.‘79 and Kevin MacDonald‘86, mother-in-law of Paul Gallagher ‘67.April 15, 2006.

Arthur J. McDevitt, father ofArthur, Jr. ‘65 and John H.McDevitt. April 11, 2006.

David F. McGrath, stepfatherof Glen M. Misho ‘08. June30, 2006.

James C. McGee, father ofPaul T. McGee ‘72. July 14,2006.

Anna J. McLaughlin, motherof Philip M. McLaughlin ‘61.April 11, 2006.

Mary McNamee, father ofGary L. McNamee ‘81. April 4, 2006.

Mary A. Meade, mother ofJames P. Meade ‘73. May 14, 2006.

Margaret M. Mearn, motherof Gerard P. Mearn ‘80. July 8, 2006.

Frances C. Neary, mother ofRichard J. Neary ‘74. April 2, 2006.

Lawrence E. Nowell, fatherof Thomas L. Nowell ‘68.March 25, 2006.

Dennis J. O’Connor, Sr.,father of Dennis O’Connor,Jr. ‘79. June 10, 2006

Anne M. O’Leary, mother ofJohn ‘88 & LawrenceO’Leary ‘88. May 8, 2006.

Joan M. Reilly, mother ofGerald T., Jr. ‘66, John T. ‘74,and Joseph G. Reilly ‘84.

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Edward F. “Doc” Savage,father of Brian E. ‘65 andEdward F. Savage ‘78. August21, 2006.

Kathryn F. Shea, mother ofMark F. Shea ‘74. August 9, 2006.

John J. Sheehan, Sr., father ofJohn J. ‘77 and Robert D.Sheehan ‘78. August 9, 2006.

Mary F. Stanton, mother ofPaul T. ‘75, Matthew ‘78,Thomas Stanton ‘80.February 24, 2006.

Gloria R. Strickland, motherof John S. Strickland ‘78. July13, 2006.

Ann M. Walsh, mother ofDavid M. Walsh ‘81. April 18, 2006.

Walter F. Walsh, father ofWalter F. ‘76 (deceased),Timothy F. ‘78, and John J.Walsh ‘88. May 12, 2006.

Relatives & FriendsHarry Allen, grandfather ofJohn ‘05 & MichaelGallagher ‘11. June 4, 2006.

Mina Basile-Gulla, grandmother of Vincent P.Tuzzo ‘92. April 4, 2006.

Maria D. Battista, grandmother of Mark A.Battista ‘91. August 22, 2006.

Frederick J. Becker, grandfather of Michael P. ‘92,Timothy J. ‘94, Matthew F.Becker ‘97. June 12, 2006.

Francis P. Capello, grandfather of Jeffrey Capello‘96. March 26, 2006.

Mary Jane Cormier, motherof Don Cormier, HeadTeacher of the Middle School.July 9, 2006.

David C. Cornell, grandfatherof Daniel Cornell ‘09. May25, 2006.

Henry Dietzel, Jr., grandfather of Thomas S. ‘03and Michael S. Dietzel ‘07.July 4, 2006.

Margaret Eid, grandmotherof George Eid ‘08. August 10, 2006.

Helen P. Ercolano, grandmother of MichaelErcolano ‘08. April 6, 2006.

Mary D. Galvin, grandmotherof Brian E. Galvin ‘00.August 12, 2006.

Robert G. Fitzgerald, Sr.,grandfather of Victor ‘04 and Patrick Pacella ‘09. April 10, 2006.

Paul F. Head, brother of Brian J. Head ‘71. July 5, 2006.

Mary L. Henderson, grandmother of Michael A.Henderson ‘96. May 21,2006

Paul A. Henderson, grandfather of Michael A.Henderson ‘96. June 4, 2006.

Paula Hickey, sister-in-law ofFr. Chris and Robert Hickey‘83, aunt of Stephen ‘98 andBryan Hickey ‘01. April 16, 2006.

Robert L. Higgins, grandfather of Tim Watson‘04. April 25, 2006.

Michael S. Hughes, brotherof John Hughes ‘83 and uncleof John W. Hohmann III ‘01.May 31, 2006.

Mary K. Irwin, mother-in-lawof Jay Galvin ‘71. September 16, 2006.

Anne T. Lydon, grandmotherof Roy T. (Tom) III ‘99 andEdward F. Lydon ‘02. April 2, 2006.

Mary G. Malley, grandmother of Charles L.Malley ‘00. May 12, 2006.

Marie “Mimi” McCarthy,sister of Jonathan Fahy ‘02.August 4, 2006.

Cosmo J. Mignosa, grandfa-ther of Paul R. Mignosa ‘02.April 29, 2006.

Loretta Mitchell, wife of PaulT. Mitchell ‘61. April 20, 2006.

Cheryl C. Nolan, sister ofGregory S. Nolan ‘83. May 3, 2006.

Dennis J. O’Connor, Sr.,grandfather of Christopher‘99, Colin P. ‘00, Conor J.McDonough ‘04. June 10, 2006.

Anne M. O’Leary, grandmother of NicholasMollo ‘98. May 8, 2006.

Joan M. O’Neill, grandmother of R. EmmettO’Neill ‘09. April 27, 2006.

Wilma C. Roche, grandfatherof Gregory L. Roche ‘88. July22, 2006.

Mary M. Roth, grandmotherof Scott T. Baker ‘01 andJohn L. Skeffington ‘01.August 12, 2006.

Corinne F. Sargent, grandmother of Kyle Woolley,former CM Faculty. July 9, 2006.

L. Edward Sibley, grandfatherof Kyle M. Sibley ‘02. July 12, 2006.

Christina M. Sullivan, grandmother of John M.Sullivan ‘97. June 5, 2006.

Therese M. Sullivan, grandmother of Paul L.Sullivan ‘02. April 9, 2006.

Frances C. Tetreault, grandmother of Mark Travis‘05. March 23, 2006.

Irene S. Tobin, grandmotherof James J. Tobin ‘07. August19, 2006.

Cheryl Ann Urbanik, sister of Dale F. Urbanik ‘62. May 28, 2006.

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C A T H O L I C M E M O R I A L

School President Brother MacDonald

and the Advancement team welcomed

over 250 reunion alumni to campus on

May 6, 2006. A milestone was reached

as the class of ’61, our first graduates, cele-

brated CM’s first 45th reunion class.

The evening commenced with

a Mass in the CM Chapel

celebrated by Fr. Richard Kelley ’61.

Alumni and guests were treated to tours of

the facility, cocktails, and a buffet dinner.

We thank all those who are able to join us

and we hope to

see you in another five years.

SAVE THE DATE:MAY 4-5, 2007

ReunionWeekend

2007

Catholic Memorial School

Classes of ‘62, ‘67, ‘72, ‘77,‘82, ‘87, ‘92, ‘97, ‘02

Event Schedule

GrandReunion

FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2007

25th/1982 and 45th/19625:30-7pm Cocktail Reception

7pm Reunion Dinners

SATURDAY, MAY 5, 2007

3pm Campus Tours

4pm “Catholic Memorial Today,” a state of the school address by Brother MacDonald ’75and other administrators and students

5pm Reunion Mass

6pm Cocktails and Class Photos

7pm Clambake

8:15pm Program

For further information or to join your reunion committee,

please contact Dave Erwin ’96 at 617-469-8052 or erwind@CatholicMemorial.org.

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C A T H O L I C M E M O R I A L

235 BAKER STREETWEST ROXBURY, MA 02132

S AV E T H E D A T E S :

A GOLDEN KNIGHT

Saturday, September 8, 2007 6pm – Boston Marriot Copley Place

A celebration of 50 years of excellencewith the entire Catholic Memorial

community, including our Christian Brothers, teachers and coaches from the past.

JUBILEE MASS & REDEDICATION

Saturday, September 15, 2007 4pm – Catholic Memorial

Commemorate our founding with aspecial Mass, Blessing and Rededication

of Catholic Memorial.