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2017-2018 ANNUAL REPORT

St. Anselm’s Abbey and School

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Mission StatementSt. Anselm’s Abbey School is a Catholic, Benedictine community that nurtures the spiritual, personal and intellectual development of young men with demonstrated academic achievement through rigorous study of the liberal arts and sciences, preparing them for the demands of college and a life of learning and service to others.

2017-2018 Board of Trustees

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

Sr. Mary Bader, DCMr. Christian Barry, ’85

Ms. Mary Elizabeth BlaufussMr. Herbert Brooks

Dr. Inés BustilloMr. Mark Commins, Secretary/Treasurer *

Mrs. Susan CreightonMr. William Crittenberger, Headmaster *

Mr. Patrick Granfield, ’99Br. Ignacio Gonzalez, OSBFr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56

Mr. James Hearn, ’77Mr. Stephen Kearney, ’74Mr. Stephen Kinnaird, ’80

Mr. James Lucier, ’82Ms. Lisa McCurdyMrs. Margit Nahra

Mr. Matthew Nolan, ’76Mrs. Faith Schwartz

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

Rev. Dom Christopher Wyvill, OSB

* ex officio

Please note that donor information contained in this Annual Report reflects cash gifts received by the School between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. We sincerely apologize for any errors and/or omissions that may occur herein.

Photography in the Annual Report has been provided by the St. Anselm’s Abbey School staff, faculty, parents, and the yearbook staff, as well as by Legacy Studios. Design and layout by Mary Kelly. Printing and production by Executive Press, Inc.

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

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"We need to provide an education which teaches critical thinking and encourages the development of mature moral values.”Pope Francis

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

President’s MessageA Benedictine Tradition

Planning for the Future

June 29th, 2018 + Solemnity of Peter and Paul

This year, I fin-ished my intro-duction to this Annual Report on the Solemni-ty of Saints Peter and Paul even though it does not go to press until August. As you know, this report covers the major events from July 1st of one year to June 30th of the next. In the relative quietude of the summer, the first significant litur-

gical event for the monks is the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, followed by the Feast of Saint Benedict on July 11th. Great saints like Peter and Paul or Benedict and Anselm were able to envision their faith in God and the Church as a way of life that was to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. This was accomplished through their conversion and preaching, through their prayer and work.

Peter, a poor fisherman, was called by Jesus to lead and care for the flock of Christ—“Feed my sheep.” Paul carried out his missionary mandate to the Gentiles. Both Peter and Paul were martyred in Rome around 54 A.D. Peter was crucified upside down, and Paul was beheaded, both for proclaiming the Gospel. Benedict, nearly 500 years later, brought this same zeal into the monastic cloister where his Rule then guided and is still guiding monks and nuns to seek God above all things. Some 600 years after Benedict, Anselm proclaimed the same Gospel, prayed the same Psalms, and taught the same faith within a rigorous intellectual and scholastic framework. And here we are today in Washington, some 1,500 years since Benedict, still striving to do the same thing—praying, working, learning, and seeking God.

The academic year 2017-2018 was both exciting and notable. Exciting because after three years of planning, the abbey and school are conscientiously working for the future as we begin a feasibility study for our new Benedictine Learning Center. And truly notable be-

cause the school successfully concluded our campaign to raise a million dollars for the Scholarship Endow-ment Fund, and this million will be matched by the Brian Devine Family Trust. Pope Francis continues to say that Catholic education must be affordable. The Scholarship Endowment Fund makes the “St. Anselm’s Experience” possible for many students who could not otherwise attend. I want to sincerely thank all those who were able to donate to this matching campaign—without each and every one of you, we could not have reached our goal.

Nearly 40 years ago, the first Master Plan for the abbey and school was produced by Sasaki Associates. We fol-lowed that plan for the new gymnasium, theater, and main office in the school. Then in 2016, after a year of study, the Sasaki firm revisited their Master Plan and updated it to reflect the future needs of the abbey and school.

In June, we hired CCS Fundraising to perform a feasi-bility study for this ambitious project. CCS Fundraising has had extensive experience working within the local Catholic community and with their help, the monastic community and school are forging ahead.

In its preliminary stages, the Benedictine Learning Cen-ter is envisioned as a two-story, multipurpose building that embodies the essential characteristics of St. An-selm’s Abbey and Abbey School: scholarship, education, prayer, and spiritual growth. That St. Anselm’s should be a center for lifelong learning is what was envisioned by our founder, Fr. Thomas Verner Moore, OSB, and our first headmaster, Fr. Austin McNamee, OSB.

This new centerpiece of our campus will ensure that the school’s high academic standards will continue, and at the same time, the abbey’s unique requirements will be met. The Ora et Labora of Saint Benedict—the blend of prayer and work through education—is ever para-mount. The Board of Trustees will review the Feasibili-ty Study at their September meeting this fall. I will keep you posted on their decision.

Academics at the school remain high—yes, we really are doing what we claim. St. Anselm’s Abbey School, as attested to by the Jay Mathew’s Challenge Index pub-lished in The Washington Post, remains the top academic school in the metropolitan area.


As you will read later in this Annual Report, our Sixth Form students were accepted at many splendid colleges and universities, and I am pleased to report that our mission of academic excellence remains pre-eminent, always challenging, always supportive of each and ev-ery student. Our commencement speaker, Stephen Kinnaird, ’80, a Rhodes Scholar and member of the school’s Board of Trustees, challenged the Class of 2018 to build a balanced life upon the intellectual foun-dation they received here; you can read his speech later in this publication.

The first full day of classes was August 24th when the school opened its doors to 265 young scholars. The miracle we call the Priory or Abbey School is thriving. On September 8th, House Day, each new student was assigned to a particular house—Alban, Austin, Main, or Moore. Afterwards, there was a full day of sports and a picnic lunch so everyone could get acquainted and feel at home.

The Parents Association, again under the leadership of Holly and Gerred Howe, held its annual Family Picnic on September 10th with ample food, games, and other delights for the huge crowd of parents, children, teachers, and guests. The social event of the year, the 35th Fall Scholarship Gala, took place on the evening of October 28th. This was our most successful Gala, raising over $340,000 for current scholarship needs. I want to thank the scores of parents who worked so very hard to make the Gala a success, and I especially want to thank Kimberly Walhout, our assistant development director, who orchestrated the whole event.

That evening, our honorees were the current Thirteen Resident Monks who taught in the school over these many years and Mr. William Fennell, ’66. Let me now encourage you to mark your calendars for the 2018 Fall Scholarship Gala, which will be held on Saturday, October 27th. This year’s Gala will be a celebration of “All Hallows’ Eve,” a fun time for all our constituents. Our guests of honor will be Silvija and Brian Devine, ’59, in recognition of their major contributions to the school and to the Endowed Scholarship Fund—a grand total of $5,000,000. I hope all of our donors, alumni, and school families can attend this joyous masquerade Gala.

The Alumni Office, under the direction of Lawrence Hamm, ’68, had a full schedule of well-attended events, starting with the traditional Career Day on September 18th, when eleven distinguished alumni shared their knowledge and expertise with our Fifth and Sixth Form students.

In mid-December, I traveled to Ketchikan, Alaska, to give a six-day retreat at Holy Name Catholic Parish where Vince Marcantonio, ’13, is the Director of Reli-gious Education & Youth Minister. Two other alumni also live there: Tom Heutte, ’81, and Gerhard Jansen, ’12. Scott Maxwell, ’98, teaches school on one very small island in the Aleutian Chain after teaching for sev-eral years in Sitka. Our alumni are everywhere.

Then in late January 2018, Assistant Headmaster Kirk Otterson and I went to Boston for the Model United Nations Conference. While in Boston, I joined seven

alumni and their wives at the home of Annette and Mi-chael Mariani, ’88, for a buffet supper. One week later, on Thursday, February 1st, Richard Stafford, ’53, host-ed 17 alumni, Headmaster Bill Crittenberger and me in New York City at The Links Club. Finally, on March 1st, a small group of Philadelphia alumni met for lunch with David Harnett, ’58, who has been recovering from a fall.

Our Open House for prospective students on Novem-ber 5th was a great success. Over 120 families toured the campus with current students as guides. Our admissions officers, Peter Young, ’01, and Kyle Bellows, with the aid of alumni, faculty, and staff, truly made visible the St. Anselm’s Experience. The visitors’ excitement and interest in the school’s academic program was evident to all.

On November 25th, the traditional Thanksgiving Me-morial Mass and Alumni-Varsity Basketball Game took place. After Mass, there was a buffet supper of fried chicken, baked beans, and pizza. Bravo to the victorious varsity team—perhaps this is a foreshadowing victory for our team at the Invitational Basketball Tournament in March.

On December 19th, the school hosted Form VII For-ever, our Past Parents social organization. Many were able to attend the Christmas Concert, which was fol-lowed by a wine and cheese reception on the mezza-nine. Abbot James and Headmaster Bill Crittenberger welcomed the attendees.

Lent was early this year, so the second event for Form VII Forever was their Lenten Mass and Brunch on February 18th. Fr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56, school chaplain, celebrated the Mass. Afterwards, 55 guests made their way down to the Commons to partake of a bountiful breakfast buffet—clustered platters of clut-tered delectables.

On the weekend of March 3rd, the 71st annual St. Anselm’s Invitational Basketball Tournament filled our gym with crowds of athletes and spectators. With longtime coach Paul Grenaldo, our varsity team played with gusto, and as prediction did tell, won the tournament—first time since 2006. This is still “a building year,” so the next basketball season should produce many honors. I want to thank Athletic Direc-tor Steve Roush and all the parents for their support, hard work, and time to make this event such a success.


The school celebrated Benedictine Heritage Week from March 19th until the 23rd. Unfortunately, a late snowstorm interfered with some of the scheduled events. Then on April 21st, the Feast of Saint Anselm, the Spring Concert and Art Show took place; Mae-stro Maican, Michael Lodico, and Blair Sutton surely brought out the best musical and artistic talents in our students.

On the weekend of April 27th–29th, the school held its tenth All-Alumni Reunion with the usual festive ac-tivities. As is tradition, a member of the class celebrat-ing its 50th reunion kicked things off with the Dis-tinguished Alumnus Address to the entire school community. This year, John Cavanaugh-O’Keefe spoke in the Devine Theater (the old gymnasium) on Friday the 27th. Following the address, there was a small reception in the abbey calefactory for the O’Keefe family and members of the 1960, 1963, and 1968 classes.

The school dedicated a bronze plaque memorializ-ing Roy O’Keefe, ’63, who is the only St. Anselm’s alumnus to be killed in action, just prior to the Dis-tinguished Alumnus Address. The small ceremony was attended by Roy’s brothers George O’Keefe, ’60, and John Cavanaugh-O’Keefe, ’68, as well as several members of the extended O’Keefe family.

The eighth annual St. Anselm’s 5K Run / Walk in memory of Peter Samp, ’08, took place on Saturday morning the 28th. This event also raised money – ap-proximately $6,000 this year – for the Scholarship Endowment. As usual, the race was followed by a scrumptious Alumni Barbecue.

The highlight of the weekend was the All-Alumni Banquet on Saturday night at which we recognized the major anniversary classes. There were over 120 alumni and guests in attendance. The Abbot Alban Boultwood Alumni Award was presented to Tim May, ’83, for his years of dedicated service to the alumni community. Tim served on the Alumni Board for many years and is a past president of the Alumni As-sociation.

On June 4th, the 25th St. Anselm's Abbey School Annual Golf Outing was held at the Glenn Dale Golf Club. This year and henceforth, the Golf Out-ing will be in memory of Patrick Attridge, ’74, long-time Alumni Association officer and golf impresario, who died in April 2017. The Board of Directors of the Association has commissioned The Attridge Cup, which will be inscribed with the names of each year’s

winning foursome and will be exhibited in The Com-mons. Though the Golf Outing was founded by James Filpi, ’86, Pat enthusiastically ran it for 23 years. This year, the Golf Outing raised $23,500 for the En-dowed Scholarship Fund, which will be matched by the Devine Family Trust.

Now that the academic year is over, I want to thank each and every member of the school’s Board of Trustees for all the time, work, and effort they have put in for St. Anselm’s Abbey School. Their guidance, ideas, and enthusiasm have been a pronounced help to me and for the future of the school. I especially want to thank Stephen Kinnaird, ’80, who is retiring this June from the Board after many, many years of ser-vice—may God’s blessings be upon him. I also want to thank Sylvia Mahaffey for her many years as Chair of the Board; she has kept us on track and on sched-ule year after year. She will continue to be a valued member of the Board. Dan Attridge, ’72, will become Chair of the Board in July. Finally, I would like to wel-come our only new member, Terrence Caulfield, ’85.

I want to take this opportunity to thank Bill Critten-berger, who just completed his sixth year as head-master. Bill took office on July 1st, 2012, as the tenth headmaster of St. Anselm’s, and for the past six years has led the school with warmth, with enthusiasm, and with vision. I also want to thank our faculty and staff for their professionalism, hard work, and dedication. This school could not function without their passion and talents.

As June came to a close, Kimberly Walhout of our Development Office told me that in the 2017-2018 fiscal year, the school raised $1,248,423. I am grate-ful to all of our faithful benefactors. As I said earlier, ONE MILLION DOLLARS was raised during the past 18 months for the Endowed Scholarship Fund. A full list of donors and gifts is presented in the fol-lowing pages. Without your prayers and generosity, this Benedictine abbey and school in the Nation’s Capital could not survive—thank you so much. Know that the monks pray daily for you and your families.

And so another year has passed. St. Anselm’s Abbey and Abbey School are preparing for the future with our Benedictine Learning Center, and it is my prayer and hope that these ambitious plans can be fulfilled. As I said in my opening paragraph, great saints like a Benedict or an Anselm were able to seek an ecstasy of life or transfiguration of the ordinary into the extraor-dinary through their prayer and work. This occurs when insight and perseverance form an underlying pattern, thereby transforming our frequently aspiring and demanding dreams into reality. Somehow, Bene-dictines have a genius sufficient to meet new chal-lenges through prayer and work—that this monastic “school for the Lord’s service” will flourish.

Pax in Sapientia,

Trophy winners, Robert Pizzano, parent, Steve Roush, Athletic Director, Carlo Pizzano, Form V with Kevin Hudson, ’04, Alumni Director and Fr. Peter, OSB at the Alumni Golf Outing.

Fr. Peter Weigand, OSBPresident


Los Angeles:Sitting: Jacob Was-serman,’12, Thom-as Jansen, ’07, Bruce M. Lloyd, ’65, John Hamm, ’11 Standing: Maurin Mwombe-la, ’13, Fr. Peter, OSB, James Earl Cox, III, ’09

Fr. Peter, OSB: Summer Travels 2018

Chicago:Nick Davies, ’03, Charles Callahan, ’69, Tom Schmitt, ’13, Joe Mariani, ’02, Vince Henneburg, ’08, Jan Gaetjens, ’08, and Connie Swiner, ’77

San Francisco:Thomas Cunning-ham, ’86, Christo Bresnahan, ’86, Thomas Burke, ’85, Patrick Ken-ny, ’91, Eugene Peters, ’04

Boulder:Sitting: James Arpin, ’77, and his wife Georgann Apgar, Diego Bonta, ’91, Karen and John Muniz (past parents Matthew, ’08 and Ben ’10). Standing: Fr. Peter, OSB, Peter Powers, ’78, Michael O’Connell, ’78, and his two daughters Emma and Amy

Fr. Peter, OSB needs your assistance in order to continue his alumni work. Please make sure your street and email addresses are updated. Contact Director of Alumni Affairs,

Lawrence Hamm, ’68, [email protected] you!


Much continues to go exceptionally well at St. An-selm’s, highlighted, on my list, by the annual and always incandescent process of witnessing the gaggle of talent-ed new boys—whether joining us in the 6th, 7th, 9th, or some other grade (and each very much with his own per-sonality)—transform, typically the most noticeably early in the junior year following the Kairos retreat, into a tight-knit and unified “brotherhood” comprised of exceptional men, men of goodness, light, integrity, service, and energy (and, yes, each still very much with his own personality).

This past year saw a colorful, kind, and passionate class, the Class of 2018—known for its inclusivity, open-mind-edness, and high level of support and empathy for one another—make an important mark on the school and on its younger Abbey “brothers.” As these 42 young men head off on their next adventure, college and beyond, they will long be remembered for having contributed significantly and effectively to a broader set of student leadership opportunities and for having raised and kept on the front-burner the school’s awareness of and con-sciousness of the ofttimes tumultuous, uncertain, and dispiriting happenings that occurred at the national level this past year.

This community, once again having reached its endowment and Annual Fund goals, makes sure to provide ev-ery qualified boy—through the lens of our Financial Aid program—a rightful place in our student body, an integral imperative that says much about who we are and what we stand for and aligns magnificently with our mission. It is through this generous Financial Aid program—which benefits upwards of 35 percent of our families and at an av-erage level of $13K—that capable students who could not otherwise attend this right-fitting school are, in fact, able to attend. To the hundreds upon hundreds of you who contribute to this defining element of school life, an ele-ment that makes us a better school and a better place, I extend my heartfelt thanks.

As I reflect on my six years at St. Anselm’s, regularly I return to the community’s diversity, and its many forms, as something that I am proud of and that helps me do my job to the best of my ability both as a motivator, manager, and leader of others and as someone who finds personal inspiration by his affiliation with a like-minded institution. One of the many components of diversity that we care about here and do really well by is in our student body’s international make-up and background. For example, three of this year’s graduates—each of whom is from a family in which his parents emigrated from Ethiopia and each of whom had an absolutely fabulous and defining run as an Abbey Boy—will be attending three of the colleges

ranked in the top 20 nationally by US News and World Report. Anoth-er 2018 graduate, one of the half-doz-en or so Chinese international stu-dents who annually attend our Upper School and who during those years live with and thrive with a host family, set the School’s all-time record in one of our most val-ued categories, that of having taken the most AP exams (hence, classes) during his high school career: 15. As if that singular accomplishment weren’t enough, this young man earned an average score of 4.13 (on a scale of 1-5)

on those 15 exams, placing him quite comfortably within the very highest of “AP Scholar” categorizations, that of AP National Scholar (defined as that student who earned an average mark of 4.0 or higher on 8 or more APs)—which, by my calculation, means that he very nearly “lapped” the 8 (or more) field. Whew! He, too, will be attending one of the US News top 20 schools (a different one from his aforementioned peers) and he, too, is an amazing and an amazingly contributory Abbey Boy. So, yes, diversity is a good, uplifting, and es-sential thing, something to be celebrat-ed and sought out in our lives and in those we mentor.

In closing, allow me again to express my deep appreci-ation to those of you who have generously contributed to the School’s philanthropic efforts, an arena in which truly every gift, regardless of its size, matters. I have enjoyed my time at St. Anselm’s and have been moved on many occasions by how fortunate I am to have landed here and by how uplifted I have been and continue to be toiling and breaking bread with such a slew of exemplary and oth-ers-centered folks.

Pax in Sapientia,

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

William T. CrittenbergerHeadmaster

“Much continues to go exceptionally well at St. Anselm’s. I have enjoyed my time here and have been moved on many occasions by how fortunate I am to have landed here.”


Chair’s ReportThis past school year, 2017-2018, was a busy year, filled with many accomplishments, and so there is much to write. Perhaps most important, as St. An-selm’s concluded its 75th year celebration as a “school of the Lord’s service,” it also concluded one of its most successful years of scholarship fundraising through the annual Fall Gala and the two-year endowment cam-paign.

This year’s Fall Scholarship Gala in October was a truly joyful celebration of Bill Fennell,’66, and the 13 current resident monks who have taught gener-ations of Abbey boys over the past many years and who, in several cases, are even yet teaching Abbey boys. Fittingly, the school’s 35th Fall Gala raised over $340,000, more funds for current scholarships than in any of its prior years.

And by June 2018, the school community had con-tributed funds achieving not just the initial $750,000 goal of the two-year Anniversary Campaign but the campaign’s highest goal of $1,000,000. With the dol-lar-for-dollar match that Brian Devine, ’59, and the Devine Family Trust had generously agreed to make, St. Anselm’s successfully increased the Endowed Scholarship Fund in 2018 by $2,000,000! The ad-dition of these funds greatly enhances the School’s continuing efforts to make it possible for all qualified students to experience the benefits of a St. Anselm’s education regardless of their own financial situation.

In the Fall of 2017, it came as no real surprise (but as a welcome confirmation) when St. Anselm’s received formal notice from the Middle States Association that they had approved the Middle States visiting team’s recommendation that St. Anselm’s be reaccredited, a qualification that will last for the next six years.

With the hard work of reaccreditation behind us, it was time to address St. Anselm’s new five-year strate-gic plan. Using the information gathered from facul-ty, staff, trustees, parents, and students as part of the reaccreditation process, the recently formed Strategic Planning Committee of the Board of Trustees worked with the school’s President, Fr. Peter, the Headmas-ter, Bill Crittenberger, and Bill’s administrative team to develop a new strategic plan with a name hearken-ing to the school’s Benedictine roots — “Always We Begin Again.” The plan calls for a focus on, and ac-tions to improve, four key areas that define the fu-ture development of St. Anselm’s Abbey School: (1) strengthening the school’s Benedictine identity; (2) fostering student success and promoting teaching ex-cellence; (3) continuing financial stewardship; and (4) enhancing the school’s facilities and infrastructure. Following many wide-ranging discussions about the proposed plan, the Board of Trustees voted in January to adopt the Strategic Plan, 2018 - 2023. Each of you will soon be seeing more about the Strategic Plan, including points of focus within each of the key cat-egories. Please look for publication of the Plan both on the school’s website and in brochure form this Fall.

Just two years ago, Sasaki and Associ-ates, an architec-tural and planning firm, updated the Master Plan for the school and the mon-astery. This Spring, the Board approved moving forward with Phase I of the plan, authorizing conceptual drawings (which you may see at the end of the Annual Report) of a new Benedictine Learn-ing Center and, more recently, a feasibility study. The Learning Center, designed to provide much-needed space for both the school and the monastery, will contain a larger, updated computer and technology center, the school library, multimedia space, tutorial rooms, an art display area, and a campus ministry of-fice for the school’s use, and, for use by the monastery, a monastic library, a conference and seminar center, and the monastery archives. In addition, the school and monastery will share a chapel large enough for 50 worshippers and a sacristy. By fulfilling these needs of the school and the monastery in a single building, the Benedictine Learning Center will architecturally enhance the bond between the school and the monas-tery. The Board of Trustees will review the Feasibility Study this fall.

In June, after nine years of dedicated service, includ-ing service as the former Board Chair, Steve Kinnaird ’80, concluded his term as a Trustee. The Board will miss his excellent counsel, his insights, his vision, and his dedication. In the coming year, the Board is pleased to welcome one new Board member: Ter-rence Caulfield, ’85, who is currently the Senior Vice President of Coakley and Williams Construction.

On June 30, I completed my service as Chair of the Board of Trustees. I am pleased that the end of my four years as Board Chair will not be the end of my service to St. Anselm’s, as I will continue to serve as a Trustee for the next two years. The people I have met and come to know while serving as Chair – the other Trustees, school employees, and many parents – consistently remind me why I am always willing to devote “time and treasure” to this unique community that is filled with adults and students who are people of intelligence, generosity of spirit, deep spirituality, and concern for others.

I welcome Daniel Attridge, ’72, a devoted and judi-cious member of the Board these past years, who, to our great good fortune, just recently completed his service as Dean of the Columbus School of Law at The Catholic University of America, as my successor as Chair of the Board of Trustees.

Sylvia MahaffeyChair of the Board of Trustees


2017-2018Summary of GivingAnnual Gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey SchoolAnnual Fund Gifts Designated for the School’s Overall Budget 407 gifts $186,780

Annual Fund Gifts Designated for Scholarship Financial Aid 157 gifts $57,487

Annual Fund Gifts Designated for Renovations of The Commons 14 gifts $4,525

Restricted Annual Gifts (including named scholarships and other gifts) 6 gifts $79,200

Annual Gifts to St. Anselm’s AbbeyAnnual Fund Gifts Designated for St. Anselm’s Abbey 92 gifts $33,998

Endowment GiftsGifts to the Endowment Fund 784 gifts $547,371

Development EventsFall Scholarship Gala Gross Receipts 716 gifts $339,062

Total 2017-2018 Gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey School $1,248,423(including gifts to the Annual Fund designated for St. Anselm’s Abbey)

Reflects all gifts received between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.

“I wasn't sure my son could manage the academic challenge of Saint Anselm's, but I am seeing his intellect stretched in ways I never could have imagined. He is learning to take on, and push through, tough assignments, in an atmosphere that is kind, jovial, and loving. The standards are very high, but struggling through is part of the process, we are both learning, and this is an important lesson he'll take throughout life. And despite the tough academics, he loves going to school - every day! The small classes mean the teachers have gotten to know

him as an individual, and they care about him, and he feels valued here. He loves the all-boy environment, and as a single mother, I love that he is surrounded by so many smart, gentle, thoughtful and intelligent men, especially the monks! For all its academic rigor, Saint Anselm's also loves its sports, which is huge for my son. Every time I drive into this calm oasis I think how fortunate we are to be at Saint Anselm's. This is why I support St. Anselm's — because I want the school to sustain its mission and give this experience to more young men.”

Why I give...

Jess Smith, mother of Ziggy, ’24


2017-2018Leadership Gifts

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bell

Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Borger

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Burchard

Mrs. Eileen Burgess †

Mr. David Cavanaugh and Ms. Jeaneen Riely

Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Colby, ’64

Mr. Michael J. Corrigan, ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Creighton

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Daberkow

Mr. Christopher J. Daly, ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Davis DeCarlo

Mr. and Mrs. Vahe A. Dombalagian, ’61

Mr. Brian Friel and Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-Friel

Mr. John Grau and Ms. Kristine Sweeney

Mr. Thomas Husted and Dr. Inés Bustillo

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Kearney, ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Kinnaird, ’80

Mr. and Mrs. Chip Kuhn

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Landau

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Landers

Mr. James P. Lucier, Jr., ’82

Mr. Michael Mariani, ’88, and Ms. Annette McKee

Mrs. Elizabeth Mariani

Ms. Cathy E. Newman

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Nolan, ’76

Mr. Paul Opalack

Mrs. Nancy Opalack

Mr. Eugene F. Peters, ’47

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schissel, ’84

Mr. and Mrs. Erich T. Schwartz

Mr. Charles Sheehan, ’72, and Ms. Caroline Ratcliffe

Mr. C. Richard Stafford, ’53

The GE Foundation

The James M. Johnston Trust

The W. O'Neil Foundation, Inc.

United Way of the National Capital Area

Mr. Carlos Velez and Dr. Elsa Velez

Fr. Boniface Von Nell

Mr. Paul Yde and Ms. Sarah Elder

Drs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

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


Annual FundCircles of GivingSt. Anselm’s Abbey School recognizes donors for their participation in the Annual Fund of the school and the abbey. Gifts listed are from individuals, corporations, foundations, and other organizations and directed through the Annual Fund to one or more of four designations: the school’s overall budget, current-year financial aid, renovation of The Commons, and support of the monastic community. Annual Fund gifts received during the fiscal year July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018 are recognized in the following sections. NB: Gifts to the endowment, named scholarships, Fall Scholarship Gala, and other events are listed separately.

Founder’s Circle Gifts of $10,000 and aboveAnonymousMr. Jonathan E. Colby, ’64, and Mrs. Susan H. ColbyMr. and Mrs. Christopher LandauUnited Way of the National

Capital Area

Abbot’s Circle Gifts of $5,000 and above Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. BellMr. and Mrs. Stan DaberkowMr. Christopher J. Daly, ’60Mr. John Grau and Ms. Kristine SweeneyMs. Cathy E. NewmanMr. Charles Sheehan, ’72, and Ms. Caroline RatcliffeDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

President’s Circle Gifts of $2,500 and aboveMr. Thaddeus J. Burns, ’81Daisy B. Deering TrustMs. Catherine L. HeldMr. and Mrs. J. Paul MolloyMr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Peters, III, ’04Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. SampMr. James E. Sharer, ’74Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. SipesMs. Holly S. Wright

Headmaster’s Circle Gifts of $1,000 and aboveMr. and Mrs. Peter AbbruzzeseHon. and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. BarnettDrs. John and Catherine BenedettoMr. Richard Best, Jr. and Ms. Alison LuchsMr. and Mrs. James E. Boland, Jr., ’67

Mr. Sean M. Brennan, ’73, and Ms. Alice M. Fischer-ColbrieMr. and Mrs. S. Charles Brubaker, ’98Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Burnett, II, ’80Mrs. Mary B. CockerhamMr. James M. CraverMr. and Mrs. William T. CrittenbergerMr. and Mrs. James Crowne, ’67Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael DoddDr. Paul C. Domson and Dr. Joanne DomsonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. EnglanderMr. and Mrs. C. Christopher Fafard, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Dennis FlanneryMr. Brian L. Foucart and Ms. Julia R. McClungMr. Dennis Gallagher and Ms. Carol BarthelMr. and Mrs. Richard C. GarnerMr. Brendan F. Gleason, ’03Drs. James and Jean Goodwin, ’63Mrs. Ellen F. GrimmMr. Albert L. Hansen, ’72Mr. David C. Haresign, ’01Dr. Russell Hill and Ms. Gloria Smith-HillDr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Hillig, ’52Dr. Michael J. Hodgson, ’66Mr. James Hohman and Ms. Marian HaleCOL Joseph Johnson and LTC Pamela JohnsonMr. John V. Ketchum, ’84Drs. Arvo and Thea KuddoMsgr. T. Ansgar LaczkoDr. Michael Laskowski and Dr. Carol DeFrancesMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. LeckeyThe Hon. and Mrs. Michael C.

LemmonDr. and Mrs. Mark K. Li, MDDr. and Mrs. Cristian Libanati

Mr. John R. Lilly, II, ’80Miss Beatrice MackenzieMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyMr. Michael J. Mariani, ’88, and Ms. Annette F. McKeeMr. Everett Mattlin and Ms. Barbara PatockaMr. and Mrs. Carl MazzaMr. Thomas C. McTighe, ’72, and

Dr. Denise B. Cornish-McTigheMr. Quentin Meyer Mrs. Anne-Marie L. MoodyDr. and Mrs. Peter MoriciMr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Muoio, ’85Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Pangaro, ’90Mrs. Kathryn K. PowersDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. QuasneyMrs. Joan T. RomanoMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. RoushDr. Vincent SawickiDr. and Mrs. George F. Schreiner, ’67Mr. Joseph M. Schweitzer, ’00Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. SellaDr. and Mrs. Jared Smith, ’98Mr. and Mrs. Edward Treacy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Vaughan, Jr., ’52Mr. Falan E. Yinug, ’92, and Mrs. Louise D. YinugMr. Bryan Young and Ms. Liz Daley

Faculty CircleGifts of $500 and aboveDr. George Adams and Dr. Deborah AdamsDr. Adewole S. Adamson, ’01Ahold Financial ServicesMr. Michael W. Ambrose, Sr.AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Santiago N. Arene, ’99Mrs. Maryle Ashley


All Giving by Trustees

Mr. James AttridgeBank of America Matching GiftsMr. Pierre D. Boehler, ’76Mr. and Mrs. Tom BonnerMr. Albert E. Branson, Jr., ’60Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. BrubakerMr. and Mrs. Terrence C. Caulfield, ’85Dr. Mario Cerritelli and Dr. Susana CerritelliMr. Raymond F. Colangelo, ’63Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Collins, ’74Mr. Paul Connolly, ’62, and Ms. Kingsley Click Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. CraigMr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Diamond, ’67Mr. Thomas Dougherty and Dr. Kathleen DoughertyMr. Robert F. Duncan, ’88Mr. and Mrs. Alan DwyerMr. Jacques R. Edelin, ’97Mr. Timothy Finn and Ms. Patricia WarrenMr. Brian Friel and Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-FrielMr. James Gleason and Ms. Cynthia ButlerDrs. Michael and Deborah GoldbergMr. Lauren Good and Ms. Jennifer HiebertDr. and Mrs. Raymond HayesDr. Johannes Heister and Dr. Kyungmi LeeMr. and Mrs. Randall J. HoltzMr. and Mrs. John S. Hurley, ’55

Dr. Philip Joyce and Dr. Rita HiltonMr. and Mrs. David KaneMrs. Joan KinnairdMr. Carlson Klapthor and Ms. Lucinda KlapthorMr. James M. Leathers, ’04Mr. Michael Lenaghan, II, ’83,

and Ms. Emieke Geldof Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lombardi, ’69Dr. Richard Long and Ms. Dolores CouttsMr. Peter J. Luciano, ’64Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Marks, Jr., ’52Mr. and Mrs. D. Stephen MathiasDr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mattingly, ’58Mr. James Carl MaxwellMr. Thomas May, ’80Mr. David M. McCabe, ’02Mr. Kelly McConville and Dr. Barry McConvilleMr. and Mrs. Richard McCutchenMr. and Mrs. James R. McFeeters, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. McGuireMr. John Mirvish and Dr. Paula MirvishMr. Christopher J. Monsour, ’86Dr. and Mrs. Thomas K. MorrisonMr. Reid A. Muoio, ’83Mr. Eamon K. Nolan, ’05Mr. Richard Nuanes and Ms. Kathi SullivanMr. and Mrs. Patrick M. O'Rourke

Mr. and Mrs. Robert PaxtonDr. John C. Pestaner, ’79Mr. H. David Pickering, Jr., ’74Mr. and Mrs. Rex E. PingleMr. and Mrs. Mark J. PinoMr. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Porto, ’61Dr. Evelynn U. PutnamMr. Andrew Ray and Dr. Julie RayMr. and Mrs. Charles RussellMr. and Mrs. Garfield B. SimmsSt. Anselm's Abbey School Parent's AssociationMr. and Mrs. Andrew Strenio, IIIMs. Alessandra J. StylesDr. Connie Swiner, III, ’77Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Treacy, III, ’85Dr. and Mrs. John F. TruhlarDr. and Mrs. Carl F. TynerDr. Han van Dijk and Dr. Martha MatochaMr. Tom Vanek and Ms. Laura ParrishMrs. Sandra M. VidasMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. WalkerMr. and Mrs. William WaltersMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Werner, ’65Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. WhiteMr. David Wiley and Ms. Colette KeenihanMr. Bryan Young and Ms. Liz DaleyMr. W. Young and Ms. Mary SheridanDr. and Mrs. Nicholas Zill, II

Circles of Giving

Mr. Daniel F. Attridge, ’72Sr. Mary A. BaderMr. Christian M. Barry, ’85Ms. Mary E. BlaufussMr. Herbert F. BrooksMr. Mark ComminsMrs. Susan CreightonMr. Bill CrittenbergerMr. Richard Granfield, ’99Ms. Lisa McCurdy

Mr. James J. Hearn, ’77Dr. Inés BustilloMr. Stephen M. Kearney, ’74Mr. Stephen B. Kinnaird, ’80Mr. James P. Lucier, Jr., ’82Mrs. Sylvia MahaffeyMrs. Margit NahraMr. Matthew M. Nolan, ’76Mrs. Faith Schwartz

James Lucier, ’82

Why I give...Why give money to some ungrateful college that has all the money it needs already, when you can give to St. An-selm's instead?


Annual Fund Giving by ParentsClass of 2018Form VIMr. Ernest Buchanan and Ms. Sarah EnoDrs. Mario and Susana CerritelliMr. and Mrs. Gerard A. ClarkMr. James M. CraverMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. EnglanderMr. and Mrs. Dennis FlanneryDrs. Arvo and Thea KuddoMr. and Mrs. Rukmal S. PereraMr. Andrew Ray and Dr. Julie Ray

Class of 2019Form VMr. Brian Blum and Ms. Gina DiGiuseppeMr. Stuart Eisenberg and Ms. Kathleen KildayMr. Brian Friel and Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-FrielMr. John Grau and Ms. Kristine SweeneyMr. and Mrs. James R. McFeeters, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. NooneMr. and Mrs. Mark J. PinoCOL and Mrs. Rod D. SansoneMr. Craig Whitlock and Ms. Jennifer TothMr. David Wiley and Ms. Colette KeenihanMr. and Mrs. Jeremy Young

Class of 2020Form IVMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. CraigMr. Timothy K. EicherMr. Jeffrey Flannery and Ms. Carrie ByerMr. Brian Foucart and Ms. Julia McClungMr. Brian Friel and Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-FrielMr. and Mrs. Robert K. KaprothMr. and Mrs. Christopher LandauMr. Craig Lewis and Ms. Jennifer Green-LewisMr. James Carl MaxwellMr. and Mrs. Ralph M. MuoioMr. Andrew D. Patzman and Ms. Michele M. RivardMr. Chris Wellisz and Ms. Anna ChodakiewiczMr. Bryan Young and Ms. Liz DaleyDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

Class of 2021Form IIIMr. Brian Blum and Ms. Gina DiGiuseppeMr. James Gaglione and Ms. Jeana FoleyMr. Thomas Lang and Dr. Laura DeliaMs. Jamie LillyMr. and Mrs. John J. MitchellMr. and Mrs. Rukmal S. PereraMr. and Mrs. Edward G. Sella

Class of 2022Form IIMr. and Mrs. Michael ElliottMr. and Mrs. Gavin MontagueMr. and Mrs. Patrick M. O'RourkeMr. and Mrs. Tom PainterDr. Bernd Schaefer and Ms. Karen RiechertMr. and Mrs. Christopher N. SipesMr. Eric Tischler and Ms. Danielle WadeDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

Class of 2023Form IMr. and Mrs. Joseph ClarkMr. and Mrs. Robert PaxtonMr. and Mrs. Karl VoglmayrMr. Bryan Young and Ms. Liz Daley

Class of 2024Form AMr. and Mrs. Anthony BurleyMr. and Mrs. Steve CiborMr. Robert Edwards and Ms. Melinda BarthMr. and Mrs. Carlson KlapthorMr. Kevin Perry and Dr. Susanne NoblesMr. Tom Vanek and Ms. Laura Parrish


Annual Fund Giving by Past ParentsMr. and Mrs. Peter AbbruzzeseMr. George AckermanMr. Kerry Allen and Ms. Maureen SheaMr. Michael W. Ambrose, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Nils AntezanaHon. and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeMrs. Joan AttridgeMr. and Mrs. Charles A. BabendreierMr. and Mrs. Alfredo C. BandongMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. BarnettMr. and Mrs. Robert L. BarryMr. and Mrs. Robert R. BeasleyMr. and Mrs. Robert B. BellDrs. John and Catherine BenedettoMs. Hypathia BernalesMr. Richard Best, Jr. and Ms. Alison LuchsMr. David Binkley and Ms. Patricia DarishMr. and Mrs. Tom BonnerMr. Robert B. BowesMr. and Mrs. Matthew BoyseMiss Laura L. BrittonMr. and Mrs. Herbert F. BrooksMr. and Mrs. Stanley C. BrubakerMr. and Mrs. Antonino CalabroMs. Kathleen CarrollMr. Mario CasarellaMrs. Joan CastellanMrs. Patricia A. CaulfieldDrs. Mario and Susana CerritelliMr. Nicholas CobbsMrs. Mary B. CockerhamMr. and Mrs. James R. ConnellDr. and Mrs. Joseph A. CotruvoMs. Karen L. CoxMr. James M. CraverMr. and Mrs. James Crowne, ’67Mr. and Mrs. Peter CrumpMr. and Mrs. Stan DaberkowMr. and Mrs. Cornelius DaviesMr. and Mrs. Mario de ZamaroczyMr. and Mrs. John N. DickieMr. and Mrs. R. Michael DoddDrs. Paul and Joanne DomsonMr. and Mrs. J. Michael DonnellyMrs. Jill DowneyMr. and Mrs. William J. DriscollMr. Lynn Dudinsky and Dr. Linda Gast

Mr. and Mrs. Alan DwyerMs. Marion M. EppsMr. Peter A. EvelethMr. and Mrs. Charles F. FafardMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. FalettiMr. and Mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66Mr. David Fenton and Ms. Veronique Pluviose-FentonMs. Ellen FieldingMr. and Mrs. Peter V. FilpiMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Finan, ’61Mr. Jonathan Foley, ’76, and Ms. Karen BaehlerMr. and Mrs. Robert T. FossMr. Dennis Gallagher and Ms. Carol BarthelMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. GambleMrs. Julia P. GastonMr. and Mrs. Joseph GerberMr. James Gleason and Ms. Cynthia ButlerDrs. Michael and Deborah GoldbergMr. Raymond Hankins, USAF

(Ret.) and Ms. Lisa McCurdyMr. and Mrs. Kurt Hansen, ’83Mrs. Mary Jane HatcherDr. and Mrs. Raymond HayesMr. and Mrs. James J. Hearn, ’77Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. HerbertMr. and Mrs. John K. Higgins, Jr.Dr. Russell Hill and Ms. Gloria Smith-HillMr. James Hohman and Ms. Marian HaleMs. Zlatica HokeMr. and Mrs. Randall J. HoltzMr. Michael Huerta and Ms. Ann SowderMr. and Mrs. John P. HumeMr. Thomas Husted and Dr. Inés BustilloMr. and Mrs. August A. ImholtzMrs. Martha S. JewettMr. and Mrs. John G. Johnson, Jr.COL Joseph Johnson and LTC Pamela JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Carl JohnsonDr. Philip Joyce and Dr. Rita HiltonMr. and Mrs. David KaneMr. and Dr. James P. Keegan, ’78

Mrs. Joan KeenanMr. John V. KellyMs. Joanna A. KendrickDr. Stephen G. KentMr. Richard Kjeldgaard and Ms. Joan DarbyMr. and Mrs. T. Michael KnaselMr. and Mrs. Milton KotlerMr. Sven Kraemer and Ms. Carla Hubner-KraemerMr. and Mrs. David W. La VoyMrs. Helma LanyiDr. Michael Laskowski and Dr. Carol DeFrancesDr. and Mrs. Joseph P. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Leitch, Jr.The Hon. and Mrs. Michael C.

LemmonDr. and Mrs. Mark K. LiDr. and Mrs. Cristian LibanatiDr. Richard Long and Ms. Dolores CouttsMs. Santa LopezMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyDr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Malone, IIIMr. and Mrs. Neville A. ManderMr. and Mrs. John MarcantonioMr. and Mrs. S. Douglas MartinMr. and Mrs. D. Stephen MathiasMr. Everett Mattlin and Ms. Barbara PatockaMr. and Mrs. Carl MazzaMr. Kelly McConville and Dr. Barry McConvilleMrs. Rosemary McCutchenMr. and Mrs. James R. McFeeters, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James McHaleMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MehiganMr. Andrew Miller and Ms. Penelope FarthingMr. and Mrs. Matthew C. MinahanMr. John Mirvish and Dr. Paula MirvishMr. Lawrence Modisett and Ms. Ann SullivanMr. and Mrs. J. Paul MolloyMr. and Mrs. John MonizMr. and Mrs. Peter M. MontagueDr. Laurent Montesi and Dr. Wenlu Zhu


Dr. and Mrs. Peter MoriciDr. and Mrs. Thomas K. MorrisonMr. and Mrs. James R. MurphyMrs. Karen C. MurphyMs. Cathy E. NewmanMr. Richard Nuanes and Ms. Kathi SullivanMr. Joongyul Oh and Ms. Anna RheeMr. Fernando Orrego and Ms. Natasha LeskovsekMr. and Mrs. Gerald F. OudensMr. Christopher Paganelli and Ms. Anne LintonMr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. PalumboDr. and Mrs. Louis N. PangaroDr. Rubina J. PatelCAPT Richard Pera and Ms. Mary Jo RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Harold R. Phipps, Jr.Mrs. Kathryn K. PowersDr. Evelynn U. PutnamDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. QuasneyMr. and Mrs. Giovanni RecchiaMs. Linda L. Riley

Mr. and Mrs. Robert RinehartMr. and Mrs. David RodererMr. Charles Roh, Jr. and Ms. Maureen GevlinMrs. Joan T. RomanoMr. and Mrs. Alfonso Y. RomeroMr. and Mrs. Charles RussellMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SampMrs. Marilee C. SandersCOL and Mrs. Rod D. SansoneDr. Bernd Schaefer and Ms. Karen RiechertMr. William Seabrook and Ms. Gay LudingtonMr. Keith Secular and Ms. Susan CatlerMr. and Mrs. Edward G. SellaMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Stanley ShermanMr. and Mrs. Garfield B. SimmsMr. Stephen G. SinclairMrs. Anne SpauldingMr. and Mrs. John StrylowskiMrs. Constance T. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. William G. TeedMs. Janice TrauschMrs. Mary K. TraverMr. and Mrs. Edward Treacy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. TrimboliDr. and Mrs. Carl F. TynerMr. Edward R. UnderwoodDr. Han van Dijk and Dr. Martha MatochaMs. Joan C. Von EdenMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Miguel D. WalshMr. and Mrs. A. Robert WalshMr. and Mrs. William WaltersMr. and Mrs. Peter B. WhiteDr. and Mrs. Peter L. Whitesell, ’79Mr. Paul Yde and Ms. Sarah ElderMr. Bryan Young and Ms. Liz DaleyMr. Fares Zaki and Ms. Jane Kirby-ZakiMr. and Mrs. Edward ZdankiewiczDr. and Mrs. Nicholas Zill, IIMs. Suzanne ZiskaDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc

Annual Fund Giving by GrandparentsHon. and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeGrandparents of Brian P., ’00,

Kevin L., ’03, Michael J., ’07, and Sean C., ’12 Attridge

Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. CraigGrandparents of Jack Craig, ’20

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fennell, '66Grandparents of Kyle McHugh, ’24, and Colin McHugh, ’25

Mrs. Shirley Fitzpatrick Grandparent of Thomas F. Napack, ’03

Mrs. Julia P. Gaston Grandparent of Matthew Palmer, ’12

Mr. and Mrs. S. Douglas MartinGrandparents of Stephen D. Martin, ’73, and Ellis M. Berns, ’14

Mrs. Joan H. Schucker† Grandparent of John Recchia, ’13

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Vanderver Jr. Grandparents of Owin Vanderver, ’21

† deceased

Past Parents


Honorary & Memorial GiftsIn Memory of Mrs. Michelle

Arene Mr. Santiago N. Arene, ’99, and

Mrs. Fiona O. Arene

In Memory of Patrick J. Attridge, ’74Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Attridge, ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, Esq.,’72Hon. and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeMr. James AttridgeMr. Michael DuffyMr. Henry FerreroMr. and Mrs. Brian HinkleMr. Robert Lilja

In Memory of George BakerMr. Cameron E. Jacobs, ’08

In Memory of John R. BarrettMr. Samuel D. Picard, ’97

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

In Memory of Robert C. BeasleyMr. and Mrs. Robert R. BeasleyMr. Vahe A. Dombalagian, ’91, and

Mrs. Hasmik A. DombalagianDr. and Mrs. Charles V. Lewis

In Memory of Walter R. Blair, Jr.Mr. Blair C. O'Connell, ’05

In Memory of Joseph CappelloDr. Michael Cappello, ’80, and Ms. Kerry Robinson

In Memory of Laura CapucoMr. Anthony V. Capuco

In Honor of the Class of 1966Dr. Andrew S. Szegedy-Maszak,

’66, and Ms. Elizabeth Bobrick

In Honor of the Classes of 2013 and 2014

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coffin

In Honor of Robert Coffin, ’14Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Buroker

In Honor of Timothy Coffin, ’13Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Buroker

In Honor of Coach Paul Commins and SAAS Middle

School Basketball Mr. Eric Tischler and Ms. Danielle Wade

In Memory of Margaret H. Conyngham Mr. Michael E. Conyngham, ’78,

and Ms. Mary G. Hardiman

In Memory of Jeffrey M. Crowne, ’72

Mr. James Crowne, ’67, and Mrs. Jamie Crowne

In Memory of John J. Daly, ’46Mr. Brendan Daly, ’80, and Ms. Julie M. Rasicot

In Memory of John Nevin DickieMr. Matthew R. Dickie, ’94

In Memory of Gingi EnzelMr. Harry S. Daley-Young, ’17Mr. Rockne B. Krebs, ’10Mr. Jacob Wasserman, ’12

In Memory of Fr. Thomas Fahy, OSB, ’48

Mr. Herbert T. Woolley, ’48, and Mrs. Jia L. Woolley

In Memory of Joseph A. FalzonDr. Charles C. Falzon, MD, ’96

In Honor of Mr. William A. Fennell, ’66 Mr. James P. Beirne, ’66, and Ms. Wendy M. RossMr. Robert J. Branson, ’66, and

Mrs. Patricia M. BransonMr. Timothy Delaney, ’66, and Ms. Katherine E. PutnamMr. James P. Downey, Esq., ’66,

and Mrs. Patricia L. DowneyMr. Robert B. Fleming, ’66, and

Mrs. Kristine B. FlemingDr. Michael J. Hodgson, ’66,Mr. Juan B. Ianni, ’66, and Mrs. Katherine D. IanniMr. Patrick Kavanaugh, ’66, and

Mrs. Patricia K. KavanaughMr. Terence P. Stewart, ’66, and

Mrs. Ellen B. StewartDr. Andrew S. Szegedy-Maszak,

’66, and Ms. Elizabeth BobrickMr. Frederick J. Tansill, ’66, and

Mrs. Joan T. Tansill

In Honor of Solomon FentonMr. and Ms. David C. Fenton

In Memory of Pankaj GhoshMr. Shubha Ghosh, ’80, and Ms.

Sumita Chowddhury-Ghosh

In Honor of Br. Ignacio Gonzalez, OSB Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Davis DeCarlo

In Memory of John GrimmDr. Peter L. Whitesell, ’79, and Mrs. Jeannie Whitesell

In Honor of Fr. Michael Hall, OSB

Mr. Shubha Ghosh, ’80, and Ms. Sumita Chowddhury-Ghosh

In Honor of Aman Hardie, ’19Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. Hardie

In Memory of Fr. Edmund Henkels, OSB Mr. James Hohman and Ms. Marian HaleCOL and Mrs. Charles J. Quilter, (Ret.)Mrs. Anne Spaulding

In Memory of Fr. Benet D. Hill, OSB

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Beasley

In Memory of Philip J. Huitema, ’82 Mr. John S. Huitema, ’81Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. McGuire

In Memory of Fr. Daniel KirkMr. and Mrs. Robert R. Beasley

In Memory of J. Patrick Landers, ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. BeasleyThe Dombalagian Family

In Celebration of Jack and Mary Theresa Landers 50th

Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Lang

In Memory of J. Patrick Landers, ’91 Mr. Bradford Willett, ’91, and Mrs. Lea A. Willett

In Memory of Dr. James K. Lovelace

Dr. Rubina J. Patel

In Memory of Charles E. Lucey, Sr. Mr. Jonathan R. Foley, ’76, and Ms. Karen Baehler


In Memory of Samuel and Eleanor Luciano Mr. Peter J. Luciano, ’64

In Memory of Fr. John Main, OSB Mr. and Mrs. John W. Person

In Memory of Joseph P. MarianiMrs. Elizabeth MarianiMr. Joseph P. Mariani, III, ’02, and

Dr. Hanna MarianiMr. Michael J. Mariani, ’88, and

Ms. Annette F. McKee

In Memory of Paul J. Martin, ’95Dr. Philip Walsh, ’95, and Mrs. Mindy Walsh

In Honor of Thomas and Constance Mauro's 50th Wedding Anniversary Mr. Richard DeSantis and Ms. Frances Stein

In Honor of Constance MauroMr. John V. Ketchum, ’84

In Memory of Dr. William MayMr. Thomas May, ’80Dr. Michael W. May, ’77, and Mrs. Monica T. MayDr. Paul Nyirjesy, ’77, and Mrs. Karen Nyirjesy

In Memory of John H. McNeillMr. and Mrs. John H. McNeill

In Memory of Timothy P. McTighe, ’68 Mr. Lawrence Hamm, ’68 and Mrs. Kathleen M. HammMs. Jeanne M. McDermott

In Memory of the Fr. Hugh Monmonier, OSB

Mr. Denis L. Murray, ’60

In Honor of Husayn Moody, ’94Mrs. Anne-Marie L. Moody

In Honor of Krishna Moody, ’96Mrs. Anne-Marie L. Moody

In Honor of Benjamin Phoenix Morrison, ’14

Mr. Stephen Morrison and Ms. Carol Fishback

In Honor of George Brian Murphy, III Mr. Matthew J. Sweeney, ’01

In Memory of Francis Nyirjesy, ’74 Dr. Michael W. May, ’77, and

Mrs. Monica T. MayDr. Paul Nyirjesy, ’77, and Mrs. Karen Nyirjesy

In Memory of John J. O'Neill, ’61 Dr. Edward J. O'Neill, ’59, and Mrs. Frances N. O'Neill

In Memory of Thomas M. O'Neill, MD

Dr. Edward J. O'Neill, ’59, and Mrs. Frances N. O'Neill

In Memory of Lyda PickeringMr. and Mrs. Andrew Nosal

In Memory of Catherine ResingMr. Patrick B. Resing, ’97, and Ms. Nora R. Lawrence

In Memory of Peter Samp, ’08AnonymousMr. Christian M. Barry, ’85, and

Mrs. Inga BarryMr. and Mrs. Robert Beatson, IIMr. Hemant Berry and Dr. Renu BerryMs. Carlotte CrawfordMr. and Mrs. William A. DalbecMr. and Mrs. Mark H. DangleMr. and Mrs. Bernard del RosarioMr. James Duke, ’19Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel FieldsMr. John Funge and Ms. Amanda RipleyMr. and Mrs. Jean E. GaetjensMs. Carol GiacomoMr. Xavier Grimaldi, ’21Mr. Lawrence Hamm, ’68, and Mrs. Kathleen M. HammDr. Reid H. Hansen, ’68, and Mrs. Sheila HansenMr. Aman M. Hardie, ’18Ms. Kathleen M. HealyMr. Frank Henneburg and Ms. Sharon FreyMr. Matthew Hicks and Ms. Deva KemmisMr. Geoffrey S. Hill, ’93, and Ms. Jill EricksonMr. and Mrs. Michael HornerMr. John V. KellyMr. Willem G. Klein, ’08Mr. and Mrs. Dennis KlineMr. and Mrs. Charles KrafftMr. John C. Kylis, ’08Mr. and Mrs. James KylisMrs. Joanne F. LesherDr. Richard Long and Ms. Dolores CouttsMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyMr. Christian P. Maimone, ’84, and

Mrs. Julianne R. MaimoneMr. and Mrs. John MonizMr. Jackson Muise

Ms. Kristy NardiniMr. T. NardiniMr. F. P. Ostronic, ’73Mr. Maximillian J. Patten, ’18Mr. Sam PattenMr. and Mrs. Robert PaxtonMr. Howard Riddick and Dr. Carol RiddickMs. Ashley RigglemanMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SampMr. and Mrs. Lee SchneiderMr. Ziggy SmithMrs. Anne SpauldingMs. Nicole UrbanskiMr. Jacob Wasserman, ’12Mr. Aidan Wetterhan, ’24Mr. Ziyang Xu, ’21Mr. Tyler L. Young, ’19Mr. Bryan Young and Ms. Liz DaleyDistrict Amputee Care Center, LLCSt. Anselm's Abbey School Alumni

AssociationSt. Anselm's Abbey School Parent's

Association

In Memory of John SchmertzMrs. Mary M. Schmertz

In Memory of Fr. Urban Schnaus, OSB

Ms. Mary Rinn

In Honor of Abbot Aidan Shea, OSBMr. and Mrs. Robert R. BeasleyMr. Shubha Ghosh, ’80, and Ms. Sumita Chowddhury-Ghosh

In Memory of Adam SmithMr. Thomas FaraceMeridian International Center

In Honor of Peter Szegedy-MaszakDr. Andrew S. Szegedy-Maszak,

’66, and Ms. Elizabeth Bobrick

In Memory of Andrew F. Tully, ’65Mr. Juan B. Ianni, ’66, and Mrs. Katherine D. Ianni

In Memory of Richard Van Alstyne

Mrs. Debra Van Alstyne

In Memory of Sandra VidasMr. James A. Vidas

In Honor of Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB Mr. Shubha Ghosh, ’80, and Ms. Sumita Chowddhury-GhoshMrs. Martha S. JewettMr. Stephen Morrison and Ms. Carol Fishback

Honorary and Memorial Gifts


Restricted GiftsAnonymousDr. Paul C. Domson, Jr., ’86, and

Dr. Kelly Domson

Mr. C. Richard Stafford, ’53 The James M. Johnston TrustThe Poetry Foundation

In Memory of Timothy WhelanMr. Kevin D. Gray, ’69, and Mrs. Joellyn K. Gray

In Memory of Frank B. WhitesellDr. Peter L. Whitesell, ’79, and Mrs. Jeannie Whitesell

In Memory of Eva K. WintersMr. John D. Winters, ’48

In Honor of Abbot James Wiseman, OSB Mr. Shubha Ghosh, ’80, and Ms.

Sumita Chowdhury-Ghosh

In Honor of Sarah ElderMr. Brian Berns and Ms. Helen Martin Berns

In Memory of Kathleen Elliott Yinug

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. BeasleyMrs. Anne SpauldingMr. Falan E. Yinug, ’92, and Mrs. Louise D. Yinug

Honorary and Memorial Gifts


2017-2018 Giving by AlumniClass of 1947 50%LTC and Mrs. James L. Owens,

USMC (Ret.)Mr. Eugene F. Peters

Class of 1948 100%Mr. and Mrs. John E. FinanMr. John D. WintersMr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Woolley

Class of 1950 17%Dr. and Mrs. James V. Dingell

Class of 1952 46%Mr. Bruce Beckert and

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

Class of 1953 20%Mr. C. Richard Stafford

Class of 1954 27%Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. LempMr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Ruppert, Jr.CAPT and Mrs. Jerome J.

Weber, USN (Ret.)

Class of 1955 55%Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. ClarkMr. and Mrs. William M. CorbettMr. Lawrence P. HayesMr. and Mrs. John S. HurleyMr. Anthony J. O’KeefeMr. and Mrs. Bernard V. O’Neill, Jr.

Class of 1956 33%Dr. and Mrs. George E. MattinglyMr. and Mrs. Milton T. Warring, Jr.

Class of 1957 45%Mr. Richard J. DeFeliceMr. Richard L. desJardinsDr. and Mrs. Raine M. GilbertMr. and Mrs. Robert S. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Donald E. RalphMr. and Mrs. John J. Ruppel

Class of 1958 42%Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. BergMr. and Mrs. John H. Davis, III

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. DolanMr. Michael L. FlemingDr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mattingly

Class of 1959 21%Dr. John C. EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Richard A. MaioMr. and Mrs. Donald E. Marlowe, Jr.

Class of 1960 40%Mr. Albert E. Branson, Jr. Mr. Joseph A. Chalmers, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Clark Dr. and Ms. Jerome A. Covel Mr. Christopher J. Daly Dr. Timothy C. Hanley Mr. Brian J. McManus Dr. and Mrs. John R. Millwater Mr. Denis L. Murray Mr. and Mrs. George E. O'Keefe

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

Class of 1962 47%Mr. Paul Connolly and Ms. Kingsley Click Mr. Joseph H. Jacques Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Matelski, III Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nilson Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Oliver Dr. and Mrs. Jogues R. Prandoni Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sandweg, III Dr. and Mrs. Julien Worland

Class of 1963 18%Mr. Raymond F. ColangeloDrs. James and Jean Goodwin

Class of 1964 36%Mr. Steven E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Colby Mr. Joseph P. Jordan, Jr. Mr. Peter J. Luciano

Class of 1965 33%Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. AsbillMr. Paul S. BennettMr. and Mrs. Mark OliverMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. TreanorMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Werner

Class of 1966 67%Mr. James P. BeirneMr. and Mrs. Robert J. BransonMr. Timothy Delaney and

Ms. Katherine PutnamMr. and Mrs. James P. Downey, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. William A. FennellMr. and Mrs. Robert B. FlemingDr. Michael HodgsonMr. and Mrs. Juan B. IanniMr. and Mrs. Patrick KavanaughMr. and Mrs. Terence P. StewartDr. Andrew Szegedy-Maszak and

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

Class of 1967 40%Mr. and Mrs. James E. Boland, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James CrowneMr. and Mrs. Douglas B. DiamondMr. Lawrence K. HodgsonMr. and Mrs. Robert A. MackallMr. and Mrs. Gregory T. MarquiseMr. Robert Metzler and Ms. Mary CarnevaleDr. and Mrs. George F. Schreiner

Class of 1968 45%Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cavanaugh-O'Keefe Mr. Kevin P. Counihan Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamm Dr. and Mrs. Reid H. Hansen Mr. Raymond Hogan and Dr. Emily Platt Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McCartin Mr. Michael Roseleigh Mr. Gregory Smith and Ms. Susan Watts Mr. Peter B. Szegedy-Maszak, Esq.

Class of 1969 55% Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Callanan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Gray Dr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Hughes

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


Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lombardi Mr. Armando P. Saavedra Mr. Lucky Stokes

Class of 1970 39%Mr. James E. CallananMr. Peter Chemery and

Ms. Amy HungerfordMr. Benoît Maubrey Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schreiner Mr. and Mrs. Melchor L. Suarez Mr. Christian Volz and Ms. Paula Jo Page

Class of 1971 38%Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Berard Dr. and Mrs. Bruno Giordani Mr. and Mrs. John G. Haaga Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Kirchner Mr. John Mullan and Ms. Denise Eggers Mr. and Mrs. Egons A. Plavnieks

Class of 1972 37%Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, Esq. Dr. and Mrs. Peter G. Hamm Mr. Albert Hansen Mr. Thomas McTighe and Dr. Denise Cornish-McTighe

Class of 1973 43%

Mr. Sean Brennan and Ms. Alice Fischer-Colbrie Mr. and Mrs. Brian Davitt Dr. George Jones and Ms. Patricia Reville Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Keegan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Kehoe, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Martin Mr. F. Patrick Ostronic Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Peters, Jr. Dr. Mark Smith and Dr. Elizabeth Bloch-Smith

Class of 1974 32%Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. CollinsMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. KearneyDr. Thomas D. OstronicMr. and Mrs. H. D. Pickering, Jr.Mr. James E. SharerMr. Victor Thuronyi and

Ms. Sharon Stout

Class of 1975 31%Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. CastellanMr. Joseph S. McGrathDr. James Scibilia and Dr. Suzanne Vogel-ScibiliaMr. and Mrs. Carl R. Siebentritt

Class of 1976 45%Mr. Pierre D. Boehler

Dr. Leo Eskin and Ms. Kathy Alexander Mr. Jonathan Foley and Ms. Karen Baehler Dr. Richard M. Keenan, Jr. Mr. Stephen H. Kehoe Mr. Edward H. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Nolan Dr. Peter C. Tseng Dr. Luke Whitesell and Ms. Catherine McLellan

Class of 1977 50%Mr. and Mrs. James F. Davis Mr. John A. De Ferrari Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hearn Mr. Thomas W. Keenan Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. May Dr. and Mrs. Paul Nyirjesy Mr. Jeffrey C. Smith Dr. Connie Swiner, III

Class of 1978 45%Mr. and Mrs. William A. Castellan Mr. Michael Conyngham and Ms. Mary Hardiman Rev. Anthony E. Giampietro Mr. John T. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Hatfalvi Mr. Paul Ritchie and Ms. Ayn Hagler Mr. Conrad Tseng and Ms. Candy Giles

Tournament SponsorDan Attridge, ’72Coakley & Williams ConstructionBanquet Sponsor:Patrick Ostronic, ’73President SponsorThe Meltzer GroupHeadmaster SponsorLevel Green LandscapingFaculty SponsorHeffron Company, Inc.

St. Anselm's Golf Outing in Memory of Patrick Attridge, ’74Refreshment Sponsor Glenwood ElectricPutting Green SponsorPat and Terry Attridge, Commonwealth Digital Office Solu-tions, 3C Commercial Carpet Cleaning, I Drive SmartHole Sponsors: Brooks Family, Corrigan Family, Corrigan Fan Club, Deirdre Attridge Graf, Dr. C. David Missar, ’83, Fleet Transportation, Jefferson Millwork and Design, Journey Office Builders, Inc., Mark Mahaney, ’83, Peter Collins, ’74, Purple Onion Catering Co., Sean McGowan, ’83, Executive Press, Inc.


Fr. Charles A. Wood Mr. Paul L. Yao

Class of 1979 24%Mr. Michael Hearn and

Ms. Jeanne ShuttleworthMr. and Mrs. Albert E. May, IIIMr. and Mrs. Brian T. McMahonDr. John C. PestanerDr. and Mrs. Peter L. Whitesell

Class of 1980 52%Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Burnett, II Dr. Michael Cappello and Ms. Kerry Robinson Mr. Brendan Daly and Ms. Julie Rasicot Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Daly Mr. Shubha Ghosh and Ms. Sumita Chowddhury-Ghosh Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Kinnaird Mr. John R. Lilly, II Mr. Thomas May Mr. and Mrs. B. Duff Pickering Mr. Charles G. Sullivan Mr. Robert A. Watts Mr. Kevin Wood and Ms. Rosa Prieto

Class of 1981 35%Mr. Thaddeus J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Dan B. Caulfield Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Elder Mr. John S. Huitema Mr. J. Christopher McDonough Dr. Don Parker and Ms. Sheryl Linch-Parker Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Watkins

Class of 1982 29%Mr. Joseph Giffler and Ms. Maeve Coburn Mr. James P. Lucier, Jr. Mr. James Potemra and

Ms. Laverne Potemra Dr. Joseph Resing and Ms. Miriam Bertram Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Rodenhuis Mr. and Mrs. William B. Sanders, III

Class of 1983 68%Mr. Edward L. Cook Mr. Michael J. Corrigan Mr. John J. Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. C. Christopher Fafard Mr. Stephen C. Fenwick Dr. and Mrs. Michael M. Gorman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hatch Mr. Robert Herschbach and Ms. Zheng Yihua Mr. Steven W. Kahle Mr. Michael Lenaghan, II and Ms. Emieke Geldof Mr. Mark Mahaney and Ms. Patricia Mickens Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. May Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. McGowan Dr. C. David Missar and Ms. Katherine Monahan Mr. Reid A. Muoio Mr. C. M. Russell Mr. A. Christopher Waddell and Ms. Theresa Tranlong

Class of 1984 46%Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Britton Mr. David Burke and Ms. Kelly McGann Mr. and Mrs. Philippe F. Hensel Mr. Francis J. Kelly, Jr. Mr. John V. Ketchum Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. May Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mizgerd

Dr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Owens Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schissel Mr. Joseph J. Shiang Mr. Richard A. Shumann Mr. Matthew J. Tierney Dr. Joseph Zorc and Ms. Judith Kraft

Class of 1985 43%Dr. and Mrs. David Antezana Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Terrence C. Caulfield Mr. Mattias M. Graff Mr. Nikolas Lanyi and Ms. Holly Peele Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Muoio Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Palumbo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Phillips Mr. Eric P. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Treacy, III

Class of 1986 36%Dr. Thomas T. Cunningham Drs. Paul C. and Kelly Domson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Fedigan, Ph.D. Mr. James Filpi and Ms. Lynn Pouliot Mr. Peter Lang Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mathias Mr. Christopher J. Monsour Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ritacco, II Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Romano Mr. Jared Traver and Ms. Michelle Brané CMDR. Bruce Valencia and Ms. Susan Valencia Mr. and Mrs. David A. Yokoyama-Martin

Class of 1987 25%Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Caulfield Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Elenbaas Mr. David M. Knasel

Gold: F. Patrick Ostronic ’73, The Henneburg and Frey Family, The Kylis Family, The Samp Family, St. Anselm’s Alumni Association, The Gaetjens Family

Silver: Carol Giacomo & Chris Marquette, ’08, The Kelly Family, The Krafft Family, The Mahaffey Family, The Moniz Family, The Beatson Family, The Dalbec Family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Schneider

Bronze: District Amputee Care Center, The Hamm Family, The Jurith Healy Family, Matthew Kline ’08, The Long Family, The Riddick Family, St. Anselm’s Parents Association

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

Alumni


Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. LeeDrs. John P. Martin and Mami Martin

Class of 1988 27%Mr. and Mrs. John B. Benedetto Mr. Owen M. Ewald Mr. Justin Higgins Mr. Michael Mariani and Ms. Annette McKee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Rinzel, Jr. Mr. Michael J. Smith Mr. David Walters and Dr. Brenda Nelson

Class of 1989 26%Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Benedetto Mr. and Mrs. John M. CrainMr. Robert F. Duncan Dr. and Mrs. David P. Huitema Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Powers

Class of 1990 28%LTC and Mrs. Peter M. Abbruzzese Mr. David F. Clemmer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Connell Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Ketchum Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Pangaro Mr. Mark Ritacco and Ms. Ann Ayers Mr. James Stanford and Ms. Carmencita Balagtas

Class of 1991 41%Mr. and Mrs. Vahe A. Dombalagian Mr. Andrew A. Eveleth Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Garvey Mr. Christopher Hume Mr. Patrick Kenny and Ms. Anne Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Montague Mr. John Sheahan and Ms. Gillian Ramsey

Class of 1992 29%Mr. Silvino Da Luz, Jr. Mr. Lars S. Hydle Dr. and Mrs. F. Wickham Kraemer, III Mr. Benjamin K. Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Falan E. Yinug

Class of 1993 22%Mr. Scott M. GallowayMr. Geoffrey Hill and Ms. Jill EricksonMr. David B. LischerDr. Michael Phipps and

Ms. Madeline Phipps-DickMr. Paul S. Rubin

Class of 1994 33%Mr. James W. Dalpee Mr. Matthew R. Dickie Mr. and Mrs. Erin Ersenkal Mr. Derek E. Gildea Mr. Husayn-Olivier L. Moody Mr. Carl A. Morales Mr. Joseph W. Teed

Class of 1995 9%Dr. Mark H. CordenDr. and Mrs. Philip Walsh

Class of 1996 23%Dr. Charles Cristobal FalzonLCDR and Mrs. Nathan KendricMr. Jason Peckenpaugh and

Ms. Nancy Glass

Class of 1997 14%Mr. Jacques R. EdelinMr. Samuel D. PicardMr. Patrick Resing and Ms. Nora Lawrence

Class of 1998 35%Mr. and Mrs. Marc T. Borger Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Brubaker Mr. Awenate Cobbina Mr. Justin Donnelly Mr. Paul-Martin Foss Mr. Michael Modisett Mr. Philip B. K. PotterDr. and Mrs. Jared Smith Mr. Oliver A. Zill

Class of 1999 29%Mr. and Mrs. Santiago N. Arene Mr. Richard Granfield and Mrs. Kerry Granfield Mr. Peter A. Kendrick Dr. Ryoichi Noguchi Mr. Jeremy V. Siegel Mr. Robert D. Strobos

Class of 2000 26%Mr. Kevin B. Barefoot Mr. Edward H. Kraemer Dr. Michael Manglitz and Ms. Jessica Den Houter Mr. Adrian J. Rankine-Galloway Mr. Joseph M. Schweitzer Mr. Thomas L. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wildt

Class of 2001 28%Dr. Adewole S. Adamson Mr. Niraj Agarwalla Mr. Robert C. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brooks Mr. Roland F. Foss Mr. David C. Haresign Dr. Nicholas A. Kessides Mr. Matthew J. Sweeney Mr. Elric O. Von Eden

Class of 2002 22%Mr. Christian A. Clansky Mr. Joseph A. Cotruvo, Jr. Mr. Joseph Mariani, III, and Dr. Hanna Mariani Mr. David M. McCabe Mr. Alfonso E. Romero

After thirty years, I still feel immense gratitude for my education at St. Anselm’s. Some days, it is as simple as the pleasure of recollecting a line from Ovid or the elegance of a mathematical proof. Other days require analytical skill, moral integrity, and self-confidence to grapple with intellectual and spiritual challenges. Still others require humility and faith. Few other experiences have prepared me for the world as holistically as my years at the Abbey.

Onnig Dombalagian, ’88

Why I give...

Alumni


Class of 2003 34%Mr. Kevin Attridge and Ms. Elise Attridge Mr. Nicolas de Zamaroczy Mr. Peter H. Fielding Mr. Brendan Gleason Mr. Jacob J. Holtz Mr. Gregory C. Kasten Mr. Michael A. Mowery Mr. Daniel J. Nunez Mr. Joseph B. O'Brien Mr. Adam Roush Mr. Andrew Welter and Ms. Megan Welter

Class of 2004 23%Mr. Kevin C. Hudson Mr. James M. Leathers Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Lynch Mr. David K. Mathias Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Peters, III Mr. Charles A. Steelman-Dyer Mr. Rajan Tharakan

Class of 2005 34%Mr. Ruben R. Brown Mr. Philip C. Calabro Mr. Martin E. Feeney Mr. Matthew S. Hallam Mr. Ian L. Kennedy Mr. James P. McAndrews, IV Mr. Eamon K. Nolan Mr. Blair C. O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian E. Smoot Mr. William S. Snider Mr. Xan Vongsathorn and Ms. Catherine Farkas

Class of 2006 44%Mr. H. Timothy Brooks Mr. Thomas S. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edelin, Jr. Mr. Alexander G. Hummer Mr. Sean C. Long Mr. Andrew L. Nellis

Mr. Andrew M. Schiff Mr. Andrew F. Seabrook Mr. Patrick J. Shea Mr. Colin P. Strylowski Mr. Evan C. White

Class of 2007 16%Mr. Michael J. Attridge Mr. Patrick H. Feeney Mr. Harrison F. Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Jasinski Mr. Anthony I. Koroulakis

Class of 2008 38%Mr. Robert J. Beatson Mr. Brendan M. Durkin Mr. Jan L. Gaetjens Mr. Andrew L. Hamm Mr. Cameron E. Jacobs Mr. John F. Kelly Mr. Willem G. Klein Mr. John C. Kylis Mr. Colin J. Mahaffey Mr. Christopher M. Persels Mr. Marc G. Sella

Class of 2009 17%Mr. Zachary R. Franciose Mr. Wesley E. Hilliard Mr. Allan A. La Grenade-Finch Mr. Thomas La Voy Mr. Jamsheed Lovelace Mr. Travis A. Smith

Class of 2010 34%Mr. Jonathan A. Aguilera-Titus Mr. Alexander F. Edsall Mr. Robert A. Gasser, III Mr. José Gutierrez Mr. Dionysios Koroulakis Mr. Anthony J. Korzan Mr. Rockne B. Krebs Mr. James C. Mwombela Mr. Giuseppe U. Niosi Mr. Richard R. Pera Mr. Nicolaas M. van Dijk

Top 9 Annual Fund ClassesListing is based on the percentage of members in each class

who gave to the 2017-2018 Annual Fund.

100%

68%

67%

47%

50%

52%

55%

55%

1948 1983 1966 1969 1947

50%

1977 19621955 1980

Class of 2011 13%Mr. Christopher C. Bragale Mr. Joseph M. Breslin Mr. Allen C. Church Mr. Atticus L. Sawatzki

Class of 2012 21%Mr. Michael Paganelli Mr. Matthew W. Palmer Mr. Alexander Sella Mr. Jacob Wasserman Mr. Kyle J. Winkler Mr. Eric Yde

Class of 2013 5%Mr. Robert Hankins Mr. Joseph H. Nahra

Class of 2014 20%Mr. John H. Butler Mr. Robert P. Coffin Mr. Michael L. Dudinsky Mr. Luke P. Faletti Mr. Michael W. Laskowski Mr. John G. Pera Mr. Nicholas A. Poche Mr. Longwei Zheng

Class of 2015 24%Mr. Jeffrey B. Clark, Jr. Mr. William A. Gray Mr. Fernando M. Orrego Mr. Robert C. Pizzano Mr. Conrad A. Vecchione

Class of 2016 6%Mr. Evan M. Binkley Mr. Cameron L. Underwood

Class of 2017 13%Mr. Aditya Arun Mr. Harry S. Daley-Young Mr. John C. Kalhorn Mr. Tyler E. Pirovic Mr. Patrick R. Sansone

Alumni


Corporate Matching GiftsBank of America Matching GiftsMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. de Groot, ’70Mr. and Mrs. Hugo A. OwenCAPT and Mrs. Paul M. ReganMr. Alfonso E. Romero

Barclays CapitalMr. and Mrs. Bradford Willett, ’91 Goldman Sachs and CompanyMr. David B. LischerMr. and Mrs. Peter C. Morreale

TC GroupMr. Willem G. Klein, ’08

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

Wiley Rein, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Kirk J. Nahra

All Giving by Faculty & Staff

These parents, alumni, and friends of St. Anselm’s Abbey School donate through the United Way (#8967) or Combined Federal Campaign (#90387). NB: If you contribute to St. Anselm’s through United Way/CFC at your workplace and you do not see your name listed, please contact your HR office to give United Way/CFC permission to release your name and gift information to us.

Workplace GivingUnited Way & CFC

Mrs. Maryrita Dunlavey, librarian and moderator of It's Academic and Quiz Bowl

Mr. H. D. BahaMr. and Mrs. Christopher BattleMr. Kyle BellowsMs. Tamara BrownMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cholis Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Collins, ’74Mr. Mark D. Commins and Ms. Monica MischeMr. Paul ComminsMr. John J. Corrigan, ’83Mr. and Mrs. William T. CrittenbergerMr. Robert M. DeanMr. and Mrs. Phil DickersonMr. and Mrs. Tom DunlaveyMr. Andrew Pingle and Ms. Janine DunneMr. Alexander F. Edsall, ’10Ms. Susan E. Ginsberg

Mr. and Mrs. Paul GrenaldoMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamm, ’68Mrs. Mary KellyMr. James M. Leathers, ’04Mr. and Mrs. Michael LodicoDr. Michael L. Manglitz, ’00, and

Ms. Jessica Den HouterMs. Stacey MarnellMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MehiganMr. and Mrs. Muhammad MianMr. and Mrs. Jose MoralesMr. Kirk G. OttersonMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. RoushMr. Michael StaronMs. Blair SuttonMr. and Mrs. Paul J. WalhoutMr. and Mrs. Jeremy Young

Dr. Mario Cerritelli and Dr. Susana CerritelliMr. and Mrs. Gregory M. CookeDr. Eric T. DeWeaver, ’82Mr. and Mrs. John N. DickieMr. Thomas Dougherty and Dr. Kathleen DoughertyMr. Robert F. Duncan, ’88Mr. Dennis Gallagher and Ms. Carol BarthelMr. Raymond Hankins, USAF

(Ret.) and Ms. Lisa McCurdyMr. Kurt Hansen, ’83, and Mrs. Nancy HansenMr. John D. HayesMr. Geoffrey S. Hill, ’93, and Ms. Jill EricksonDr. Russell Hill and Ms. Gloria Smith-Hill

COL Joseph Johnson and LTC Pamela JohnsonMr. James P. Keegan, ’78, and Dr. Achsah D. KeeganMr. John V. KellyMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. LeckeyMs. Sara McAndrewMr. and Mrs. James McHaleMr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Peters,

IIIDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. QuasneyMs. Linda L. RileyCOL and Mrs. Rod D. SansoneMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. RoushDr. and Mrs. Jared Smith, ’98Mr. David Wiley and Ms. Colette KeenihanMr. Bryan Young and Ms. Liz Dale

Mr. Paul Commins, math teacher and basketball coach


Gifts to the Fall Scholarship GalaLTC and Mrs. Peter M. Abbruzzese, ’90Mr. and Mrs. Peter AbbruzzeseMr. and Mrs. Charles S. AbellMs. Devara AbercrombieMr. and Mrs. Dominic AchikehMr. and Mrs. Alejandro Aguilera-TitusAll Fired UpMr. John Aloimonos and Ms. Cornelia FermullerMr. Michael W. Ambrose, Sr.Mr. Ivar Andersen and Ms. Atsuko HoriguchiAnonymousMrs. Irene ArpinMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, Esq., ’72Mrs. Joan AttridgeMr. and Mrs. Don AvartMr. Timothy BaconMs. Leocadie BaderSr. Mary A. BaderMr. H. D. BahaMr. Julius Bargorett and Ms. Flomena KiptooMr. and Ms. Edward BarnidgeDr. Margaret BarronMr. and Mrs. Christian M. Barry, ’85Ms. Maureen A. BeaboutMr. and Mrs. Robert R. BeasleyMr. and Mrs. Matthew BehMr. James P. Beirne, ’66Mr. Kyle BellowsMs. Kate BergMs. Hypathia BernalesMr. Brian Berns and Ms. Helen Martin BernsMr. Hemant Berry and Dr. Renu BerryMr. and Mrs. Richard BifflMr. David Binkley and Ms. Patricia DarishCDR Richard A. BlackfordMs. Mary E. BlaufussMr. and Mrs. Donald K. BloomfieldMr. Brian Blum and Ms. Gina DiGiuseppeMrs. Maureen BonnerMrs. Sylvia Bonta

Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas BorgerDrs. Ron and Dina BorzekowskiBowl AmericaMr. and Mrs. Charles BragaleMs. Joanna BrandonMr. Albert E. Branson, Jr., ’60Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Branson, ’66Mr. Joseph M. Breslin, ’11Ms. Tracey A. BroderickMr. and Mrs. Herbert F. BrooksMr. Steven E. Brown, ’64Ms. Tamara BrownRev. Homer Brown and Ms. Debra Knight-BrownMr. and Mrs. Stephen BrundageMr. Nevan Brundage, ’24Mr. Ernest Buchanan and Ms. Sarah EnoMr. and Mrs. Anthony T.

BurchardMr. and Mrs. Ernest B. BurnettMr. and Mrs. Ellis M. Butler, Jr.Mrs. Sylvia ByrdMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. CaballeroMr. and Mrs. Charles F. Callanan, ’69Capital GeneologyMr. and Mrs. Paul Carbonneau, IIIMrs. Joan CastellanMr. Sam CattertonMr. David Cavanaugh and Ms. Jeaneen RielyDrs. Mario and Susana CerritelliMr. Joseph A. Chalmers, Ph.D., ’60Mr. and Mrs. Steve CiborMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Clark, ’55Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. ClarkDr. and Mrs. Mark J. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. ClementCoastal FlatsMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. CoffinDr. Joel CohenMr. and Mrs. Peter L. Collins, ’74Mr. and Mrs. Paul ComminsMr. Mark Commins and Ms. Monica MischeMr. and Mrs. James R. ConnellMr. Michael Conyngham, ’78, and

Ms. Mary Hardiman

Mr. Edward L. Cook, ’83Mr. and Mrs. William M. Corbett, ’55Mr. Michael J. Corrigan, ’83Dr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Covel, ’60Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. CraigMr. John Craig and Ms. Manet ManukyanMs. Carlotte CrawfordCreative Parties, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. CreightonMr. and Mrs. William T. CrittenbergerMr. and Mrs. James Crowne, ’67Mr. and Mrs. Mario D'AngeloMr. and Mrs. J. Christopher

DanielMr. and Mrs. Cornelius DaviesMr. and Mrs. Nicholas Davis

DeCarloMr. Richard J. DeFelice, ’57Mr. Jonathan DeFosse and Ms. Kaori NakamuraDel Ray CafeMr. and Mrs. Bernard del RosarioMr. Timothy Delaney, ’66, and Ms. Katherine Putnam Dr. Pupi Demissie and Ms. Atikem HailemariamMr. Mark DeWeaver and Ms. Angela SeeMr. and Mrs. Phil DickersonMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Dolan, ’58Mr. William D. Dolan, III, ’61Mr. and Mrs. Edward DombalagianDrs. Paul C. and Kelly Domson, Jr., ’86Mr. and Mrs. Brian DonawaMr. and Mrs. J. Michael DonnellyMr. and Mrs. James P. Downey, Esq., ’66Mr. Anthony DuComb and Ms. Robin IsenbergMr. Lynn Dudinsky and Dr. Linda GastMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. DukeMr. and Mrs. Tom DunlaveyMs. Janine Dunne


Gala

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edelin, Jr., ’05Mr. Jacques R. Edelin, ’97Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edelin, Sr.Mr. Robert Edwards and Ms. Melinda BarthMs. Jenelle EichlerMr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Elder, IVMr. and Mrs. Michael ElliottMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. EnglanderMs. Marion M. EppsDr. Leo Eskin, ’76, and Ms. Kathy Alexander Mr. Peter A. EvelethMr. and Mrs. Khaled FahrangMr. and Mrs. Thomas Favret, ’76Mr. P. Scott Feira and Ms. Amy CarterMr. and Mrs. Grant FelgenhauerMr. and Mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66Mr. Stephen C. Fenwick, ’83Mr. Mark FinksMrs. Shirley FitzpatrickMr. and Mrs. Gregg J. FitzpatrickFive Guys Burgers And FriesMr. and Mrs. Dennis FlanneryMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Fleming, ’66Mr. Richard Foley and Ms. Cheryl PetersonMr. Brian Foucart and Ms. Julia McClungMr. Brian Friel and Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis-FrielMr. and Mrs. David FullerMr. John Funge and Ms. Amanda RipleyMr. James Gaglione and Ms. Jeana FoleyMr. and Mrs. Richard C. GarnerMr. Michael A. GarnerMrs. Gloria W. GarnerMrs. Julia P. GastonMr. and Mrs. John F. GerretyMs. Carol GiacomoGilbane Building CompanyDr. Bruce L. GilmoreMs. Susan E. GinsbergMr. Benjamin W. Giuliani, ’52Dr. Anand Gopal and Dr. Anuradha AiyarMr. Richard Granfield, ’99, and

Mrs. Kerry Granfield Mr. John Grau and Ms. Kristine SweeneyGreat American RestaurantsMr. and Mrs. Paul Grenaldo

Mr. James Grimaldi and Ms. Niki CollinsMr. Jakub Grygiel and Ms. Priya JayachandranMs. Ying GuMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Haggerty, ’61Dr. Tenagne Haile-MariamMr. and Mrs. Edmund F. HaislmaierMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamm, ’68Mr. Raymond Hankins, USAF

(Ret.), and Ms. Lisa McCurdyDr. and Mrs. Reid H. Hansen, ’68Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. HardieDr. and Mrs. Matthew HardwickMs. Jean HarrisMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hatch, ’83Dr. Robert Heaney and Dr. Sharon HeaneyMr. and Mrs. James J. Hearn, ’77Dr. Johannes Heister and Dr. Kyungmi LeeMs. Catherine L. HeldMr. and Mrs. Robert T. HenshawMr. and Mrs. Douglas D. HerbertMr. James M. Hermens and Ms. Cynthia R. FinksMrs. Loretta M. HigginsMr. Lawrence Hilliard and Ms. Leslie Davies-HilliardDr. Michael J. Hodgson, ’66Dr. and Mrs. Jason R. HoeflingMs. Zlatica HokeMr. and Mrs. Michael HornerMr. and Mrs. Gerred H. HoweMr. Patrick L. HurleyMr. Thomas Husted and Dr. Ines BustilloI Drive Smart Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Juan B. Ianni, ’66International Spy MuseumDr. Alexander Isaac and Dr. Jo HallMr. and Mrs. M. Rene IslasMr. and Mrs. Ron JacobsMr. Marcus Jadotte and Dr. Jennifer Park-JadotteJaleoMr. and Mrs. Brian JarboeMr. and Mrs. Murray L. Johnston, IIIMr. Joseph P. Jordan, Jr., ’64Dr. Philip Joyce and Dr. Rita HiltonMr. Steven W. Kahle, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karpinski

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kavanaugh, ’66Mr. Thomas Keary and Hon. Ann O'Regan KearyMrs. Mary KellyMr. and Mrs. John KennedyKenwood Animal HospitalKenwood Canine ClubhouseDr. and Mrs. Sin KimMr. Carlson Klapthor and Ms. Lucinda KlapthorMr. and Mrs. Dennis KlineMr. and Mrs. Charles KrafftDr. and Mrs. Nevin A. KresicMr. and Mrs. Chip KuhnDr. and Mrs. Gregory K KumkumianMsgr. T. Ansgar LaczkoMr. Fitsum Lakew and Ms. Zemenay TrunehMr. and Mrs. Christopher LandauMr. and Mrs. John J. LandersMr. Joseph Lang, ’21 Mr. Thomas Lang and Dr. Laura DeliaMrs. Helma LanyiLarriland FarmDr. Michael Laskowski and Dr. Carol DeFrancesMs. Taryn LaughlinMr. James M. Leathers, ’04Mr. and Mrs. Brieuc B. LeBigreLedo PizzaMr. Eric Lee and Ms. Heesun KimThe Hon. and Mrs. Michael C.

LemmonMrs. Joanne F. LesherMr. and Mrs. William LeVanMr. and Mrs. David M. LevyMr. Oliver T. Lewis, ’20Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. LewisMr. Craig Lewis and Ms. Jennifer Green-LewisMr. and Mrs. Cristian LibanatiMs. Jamie LillyDr. Kenneth Lin and Dr. Marguerite DuaneMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lombardi, ’69Mr. and Mrs. Steve LottMr. James P. Lucier, Jr., ’82Luray CavernsMr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Lynch, ’04Mr. and Mrs. Paul MacoMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyMr. Mark Mahaney, ’83, and Ms. Patricia Mickens


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Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Maimone, ’84Dr. Michael Manglitz, Ph.D., ’00

and Ms. Jessica Den Houter Mr. Michael Mariani, ’88, and Ms. Annette McKee Mrs. Elizabeth MarianiMs. Stacey MarnellMr. and Mrs. Antonio Marra, Jr.Drs. John P. Martin and Mami Martin, ’87Mr. and Mrs. S. Douglas MartinMr. and Mrs. Bryan N. Martin-FirvidaMr. Everett Mattlin and Ms. Barbara PatockaMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. MauroMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. May, ’83Ms. Marie H. MayMr. and Mrs. Carl MazzaMr. J. Christopher McDonough, ’81Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. McElroyMr. and Mrs. James R. McFeeters, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John McHughMr. Brian J. McManus, ’60Mr. Francisco Medina and Ms. Sharon SwingleMetro 29 DinerMr. Muhammad Mian and Ms. Amun HabibMr. Keith Miller and Ms. Crystal LeeMr. Thomas Miller and Mrs. Julia MuthMr. Kenneth Miranda and Ms. Elena PapinaMr. John Mirvish and Dr. Paula MirvishMr. James Mirvish, ’21Dr. C. David Missar, ’83, and Ms. Katherine Monahan Mr. and Mrs. John J. MitchellMr. Lawrence Modisett and Ms. Ann SullivanMon Ami GabiMr. and Mrs. William G.P. MonahanMr. and Mrs. Peter M. MontagueDr. Laurent Montesi and Dr. Wenlu ZhuMr. and Mrs. Jose MoralesDr. Jamie Morin and Ms. Megan BakerDr. and Mrs. Thomas K. MorrisonMr. Stephen Morrison and Ms. Carol FishbackMs. Theresa M. Mullin

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Muoio, ’85Muse Paint BarMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. NahraMr. and Mrs. Nick NambaMr. and Mrs. Gerald Nedoluha, PhDNetwork for GoodMr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Nolan, ’76Normandy Natural CleanersMrs. Grace Mary OatesMr. Blair C. O'Connell, ’05Mr. and Mrs. James D. O'ConnellMr. and Mrs. Christopher M.

O'ConnorMr. Joongyul Oh and Ms. Anna RheeMr. and Mrs. George E. O'Keefe, ’60Dr. and Mrs. Emeka OnyewuMr. Paul OpalackMrs. Nancy OpalackMr. and Mrs. C. Larry O'RourkeDr. Thomas D. Ostronic, ’74Mr. F. Patrick Ostronic, ’73Mr. Thomas O'Toole, Jr. and Ms. Sarah StevensMr. and Mrs. Kirk G. OttersonMr. and Mrs. Tom PainterMr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Palumbo, ’85Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. PalumboMr. James Pandula and Ms. Marcella GreenMs. Maderia Y. ParkerDr. Rubina J. PatelMr. Andrew D. Patzman and Ms. Michele M. RivardMr. and Mrs. Robert PaxtonMs. Erika PeaceMr. and Mrs. Thomas PecoraroCAPT Richard Pera and Ms. Mary Jo RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Rukmal S. Perera

Mr. and Mrs. Lou PeriMr. Kevin Perry and Dr. Susanne NoblesMr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Peters, Jr., ’73Dr. Michael Phipps, ’93, and Ms. Madeline Phipps-Dick Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. PinoDr. Eugen Pirovic and Ms. Jean Bourne-PirovicMr. Robert Pizzano and Ms. Donna ForbesMr. and Mrs. Egons A. Plavnieks, ’71Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. PocheMr. James Potemra, ’82, and Ms. Laverne Potemra Mrs. Kathryn K. PowersMs. Donna QuinnMr. Sean Rankin and Ms. Joyce GreskoMr. Adrian J. Rankine-Galloway, ’00Mr. Andrew Ray and Dr. Julie RayMr. Howard Riddick and Dr. Carol RiddickMr. and Mrs. Robert RinehartMr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ritacco, II, ’86Ms. Hilda RodriguezMs. Zoe RootRound House TheatreMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. RoushMr. Francisco Ruiz and Ms. Yolanda GarayRuth's Chris Steak HouseS.A.N. Business Consultants, LLPMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SampCOL and Mrs. Rod D. SansoneLTC and Mrs. Glen A. SavoryDr. Vincent SawickiMr. William R. ScanlinHon. and Mrs. Ronald SchiffMr. and Mrs. Richard J. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. John SchornMr. and Mrs. Erich T. Schwartz


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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ScottSeasons 52Second Story BooksMr. Keith Secular and Ms. Susan CatlerMr. and Mrs. Edward G. SellaMr. Joel Seltzer and Mrs. Liz PapazianShannon and Luchs Insurance

AgencyMr. John Sheahan, ’91, and Ms. Gillian Ramsey Mr. John P. Sheahan, Sr.Mrs. Anne F. SheehanMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. ShermanMr. and Mrs. Andrew ShipeMr. and Mrs. Louis SilvanoMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Christopher N. SipesMr. and Mrs. Perry R. SkeathSmathers & BransonDr. Mark Smith, ’73, and Dr. Elizabeth Bloch-Smith

Mr. Gregory Smith, ’68, and Ms. Susan Watts Mr. Jeffrey C. Smith, ’77Mr. Howard Smith and Ms. Manuela ScarsiMs. Jessica SmithMr. and Mrs. Marlon D. SmokerSole D'Italia PizzaMr. and Mrs. John P. Sontag, ’50Mr. Eric SoulardSt. Anselm's Abbey School Parent's AssociationMr. and Mrs. Raymond St. PierreMs. Martha StancillMr. Michael StaronMr. and Mrs. Terence P. Stewart, ’66Mr. and Mrs. Damien G. StewartLTC and Mrs. Alex H. StubnerMs. Alessandra J. StylesMr. and Mrs. Paul E. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Willam R. Sullivan, Jr.

Susan Calloway Fine ArtsMs. Blair SuttonDr. Andrew Szegedy-Maszak, ’66,

and Ms. Elizabeth Bobrick Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Tansill, ’66The ClassicsThe Fairfax At Embassy RowThe Hilton Garden InnThe PhoenixThe W. O'Neil Foundation, Inc.The Washington BalletThe Wealth Counselor, LLCMr. Eric Tischler and Ms. Danielle WadeTopGolfMr. and Mrs. Sean S. TorpeyMr. and Mrs. Edward Treacy, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. TynerMr. Tom Vanek and Ms. Laura ParrishMr. Allan Vecchione and Ms. Nina FalvelloMr. Carlos Velez and Dr. Elsa VelezVineyard VinesVirginia Gold Cup AssociationMr. and Mrs. Karl VoglmayrFr. Boniface Von NellMr. and Mrs. Paul J. WalhoutMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. WalkerWardman WinesMr. and Mrs. Milton T. Warring, Jr., ’56Washington Marriott Wardman

Park HotelMr. and Mrs. David WattsMr. Kelly Welch and Ms. Kate YonkersMr. Chris Wellisz and Ms. Anna ChodakiewiczMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. WelterMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Werner, ’65Dr. Luke Whitesell, ’76, and Ms. Catherine McLellan Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wildt, ’00Mr. John D. Winters, ’48WinterthurMr. and Mrs. Charles E. WisemanMs. Holly S. WrightMr. and Mrs. Joseph S. D. Yao, ’72Mr. Paul Yde and Ms. Sarah ElderMr. and Mrs. Jeremy YoungMr. Bryan Young and Ms. Liz DaleyMr. Longwei Zheng, ’14Ms. Suzanne ZiskaDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. Zorc


75th Anniversary Access To ExcellenceThe Devine Family

Endowed Scholarship CampaignTo help us celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the founding of the school, Brian Devine, ’59, his wife Silvija, and their family generously offered to match the gifts of their fellow supporters of St. Anselm’s. The larger the Endowment

and its contribution to financial aid, the more tuition in-come is available for teacher salaries, education technology improvements, and plant renovations.

Below is the list of gifts that were made to the Endowed Scholarship Fund during the 2017-18 fiscal year. This list reflects information as of June 30, 2018. On that date, the value of the Scholarship Endowment was $9,869,280. The Devine Family’s match of $1,000,000 will bring the total value to more than $10,800,000! Thank you to all who helped!

Anonymous3C Complete Commercial Cleaning, LLCMr. and Mrs. Henry J. AaronDr. Adewole S. Adamson, ’01Dr. Pankaj K. Agarwalla, ’00Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Aguilera-TitusMr. Jonathan A. Aguilera-Titus, ’10Mrs. Cecelia AlexanderMr. Christopher S. Allen, ’00Mr. Kerry Allen and Ms. Maureen SheaDr. David Antezana, ’85, and Mrs. Kristen AntezanaMr. Santiago N. Arene, ’99, and

Mrs. Fiona O. AreneMrs. Irene ArpinHon. and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeMr. Daniel F. Attridge, Esq., ’72,

and Mrs. Anne A. AttridgeMr. Kevin L. Attridge, ’03, and

Ms. Elise AttridgeMr. Michael J. Attridge, ’07Ms. Leocadie BaderMrs. Kathleen A. BaileyBank of America Matching GiftsBarclays CapitalMr. Julius Bargorett and Ms. Flomena KiptooMr. and Ms. Edward BarnidgeDr. Margaret BarronDr. and Mrs. Robert D. BarryMr. Christian M. Barry, ’85, and

Mrs. Inga BarryDr. and Mrs. John F. Beary, IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert R. BeasleyMr. and Mrs. Robert Beatson, IIMr. Joseph J. Bedessem, ’86, and

Mrs. Ekhlas H. BedessemMr. James P. Beirne, ’66, and Ms. Wendy M. RossMr. John B. Benedetto, ’88. and

Mrs. Nereida Benedetto

Mr. Robert L. Benedetto, ’89, and Mrs. Danielle L. Benedetto

Dr. Michael J. Berard, MD, ’71, and Mrs. Patricia E. Berard

Mr. Thomas M. Berg, ’58, and Mrs. Betty Lou B. Berg

Mr. Hemant Berry and Dr. Renu BerryMrs. Marie-Thérèse BerthodMr. Charles F. Betz, ’53, and Mrs. Cecilia G. BetzMr. David Binkley and Ms. Patricia DarishMr. Evan M. Binkley, ’16CDR and Mrs. Richard A. BlackfordMr. and Mrs. David B. BlairMr. and Mrs. Donald K. BloomfieldMr. Matthew D. Blower, ’10Mr. Pierre D. Boehler, ’76Mr. Robert C. Bond, ’01The Hon. and Mrs. Clifford BondMr. Justin Bonner, ’98Mr. Paul Bonner, ’86, and Ms. Margaret GeorgeMrs. Maureen BonnerMr. and Mrs. G. Thomas BorgerMr. Marc T. Borger, ’98, and Mrs. Marcy BorgerMr. William A. Borowski, Jr., ’52

and Mrs. Eileen M. BorowskiMr. Robert B. BowesMr. and Mrs. Charles BragaleMr. Christopher C. Bragale, ’11Mr. Albert E. Branson, Jr., ’60Mr. Joseph M. Breslin, ’11Mr. Christopher Bresnahan, ’86Miss Laura L. BrittonMr. and Mrs. Herbert F. BrooksMr. H. Timothy Brooks, ’06Mr. Matthew Brooks, ’01, and

Mrs. Shamika BrooksMr. Ruben R. Brown, ’05

Mr. Steven E. Brown, ’64, and Judy C. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen BrundageMr. Ernest Buchanan and Ms. Sarah EnoMr. Thanh Bui and Ms. Mary PhamMr. and Mrs. Anthony T.

BurchardMrs. Eileen BurgessMr. David C. Burke, ’84, and Ms. Kelly McGannDr. Arthur L. Burnett, II, ’80, and

Mrs. Rhonice BurnettMr. Thaddeus J. Burns, ’81Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert BurokerMr. Gary Burtless and Ms. Elise BrumlMr. John H. Butler, ’14Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. CaballeroMr. and Mrs. Michael CalingaertMr. Daniel Calingaert, ’82, and

Ms. Susanna KempDr. Michael Cappello, ’80, and Ms. Kerry RobinsonMs. Kathleen L. CarmodyMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. CarpenterMr. Thomas S. Carpenter, ’06Mr. Michael W. Carroll, ’81Ms. Kathleen CarrollDr. Peter J. Casarella, ’81, and

Mrs. Maria CasarellaMr. and Mrs. Mario CasarellaMr. and Mrs. James J. CasimirMr. Jeffrey R. Casimir, ’99, and

Mrs. Megan CasimirMr. Stephen J. Castellan, ’75, and

Mrs. Barbara T. CastellanMrs. Joan CastellanCatholic Business NetworkMr. Christopher M. Caulfield, ’87,

and Mrs. Angela M. CaulfieldMr. Dan B. Caulfield, ’81, and

Mrs. Suzanne M. Caulfield


Mr. Terrence C. Caulfield, ’85, and Mrs. Elena M. Caulfield

Joseph A. Chalmers, Ph.D., ’60Mr. Peter C. Chemery, ’70, and

Ms. Amy E. HungerfordMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cholis Jr.Mr. Allen C. Church, ’11Mr. Christian A. Clansky, ’02Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. ClarkMr. Jeffrey B. Clark, Jr., ’15Mr. Robert F. Clark, ’55, and Mrs. Marie M. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. ClementMr. David F. Clemmer, Jr., ’90Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc.Mr. Awenate Cobbina, ’98Mr. Robert W. Cobbs, ’02Mr. Jonathan E. Colby, ’64, and

Mrs. Susan H. ColbyMrs. Dolores S. ColemanMr. Peter L. Collins, ’74, and Mrs. Laura C. CollinsMrs. Mary G. ComminsCommonwealth Digital Office

SolutionsMr. and Mrs. James R. ConnellMr. James P. Connell, ’90, and

Mrs. Tara ConnellMr. Paul R. J. Connolly, ’62, and

Ms. Kingsley W. ClickMr. Michael E. Conyngham, ’78,

and Ms. Mary G. HardimanMr. Edward L. Cook, ’83, and

Mrs. Katherine C. CookMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. CoonyMr. Herbert Cooper, ’77, and Mrs. Liz CooperMr. William M. Corbett, ’55, and

Mrs. Lassie L. CorbettDr. and Mrs. Pierce S. CordenDr. Mark H. Corden, ’95Mr. John J. Corrigan, ’83Mr. Michael J. Corrigan, ’83Mr. Joseph A. Cotruvo, Jr., ’02Mr. Vincent T. Cowal, ’78, and

Mrs. Janet Cowal

Ms. Karen L. CoxMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. CraigMr. and Mrs. Roger J. CrainMr. John M. Crain, ’89, and Mrs. Shannon R. CrainMs. Carlotte CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Andrew L. CreightonMr. and Mrs. James A. CrowellMr. Adrian H. Crowne, ’92, and

Mrs. Caroline H. CrowneDr. Thomas T. Cunningham, ’86,

and Kathleen S. CunninghamMr. John H. Cunningham, ’85Mr. Silvino Da Luz, Jr., ’92, and

Mrs. Tomoko Da LuzMr. and Mrs. William A. DalbecMr. Frederick J. Daley-Young, ’23Mr. James W. Dalpee, ’94Mr. Brendan Daly, ’80, and Ms. Julie M. RasicotMr. Matthew Daly, ’80, and Mrs. Meredith C. DalyMr. Hayden P. Dangle, ’21Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. DangleMr. Joshua G. Daniels, ’04Mr. James F. Davis, ’77, and Mrs. Diana G. DavisMr. John H. Davis, III, ’58, and

Mrs. Rosemary B. DavisMr. Brian Davitt, ’73, and Mrs. Patricia V. DavittMr. Gregory A. de Groot, ’70, and

Mrs. Judith Y. de GrootMr. and Mrs. Mario de ZamaroczyMr. Nicolas de Zamaroczy, ’03Mr. Robert M. DeanMr. Richard J. DeFelice, ’57Mr. and Mrs. Bernard del RosarioMr. and Mrs. William R. DentonMr. and Mrs. Edward L. DerosaDr. Paul H. Desan, ’73, and Ms. Cecilia AvilaMr. Richard DeSantis and Ms. Frances SteinMr. Richard L. desJardins, ’57

Deutsche Bank Americas FdnMr. Matthew R. Dickie, ’94Dr. James V. Dingell, ’50, and Mrs. Georgina A. DingellDistrict Amputee Care Center, LLCMr. Onnig H. Dombalagian, ’88Mr. Vahe A. Dombalagian, ’91 and

Mrs. Hasmik A. DombalagianMr. Justin Donnelly, ’98Mr. James P. Downey, Esq., ’66

and Mrs. Patricia L. DowneyMrs. Jill DowneyMr. Joseph T. Downs, ’11Mr. Anthony DuComb and Ms. Robin IsenbergMr. Michael DuffyMr. James Duke, ’19Mr. Brendan M. Durkin, ’08Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edelin, Sr.Mr. Jacques R. Edelin, ’97Mr. Michael E. Edelin, Jr., ’06,

and Mrs. Ellie EdelinMr. Alexander F. Edsall, ’10Dr. John C. Edwards, Ph.D., ’59Mr. Timothy K. EicherMr. Stuart Eisenberg and Ms. Kathleen KildayMr. Eugene E. Elder, ’81, and Mrs. Deborah M. ElderMr. and Mrs. Anthony ElenbaasMr. Brian A. Elenbaas, ’87, and

Mrs. Diane ElenbaasMr. Robert G. EnzelMs. Marion M. EppsMrs. Ann M. EskinMr. and Mrs. Peter A. EvelethMr. Andrew A. Eveleth, ’91Executive Press, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. FafardMr. C. Christopher Fafard, ’83,

and Mrs. Maria FafardMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. FalettiMr. Luke P. Faletti, ’14Dr. Charles C. Falzon, MD, ’96

75th Anniversary Endowment Campaign

Students in the Form IV Humanities classes recreate famous works of art. Here are some examples of their work.


Mr. Thomas FaraceMr. Thomas Favret, ’76, and Mrs. Sylvia FavretMr. Anthony Fazio and Ms. M. Ellen O'NeillMr. Martin E. Feeney, ’05Mr. Patrick H. Feeney, ’07Mr. P. Scott Feira and Ms. Amy R. CarterMr. William A. Fennell, ’66, and

Mrs. Hillary A. FennellMr. Peter H. Fielding, ’03Ms. Ellen FieldingMr. and Mrs. Nathaniel FieldsMr. James D. Filpi, ’86, and Ms. Lynn PouliotFleet Transportation, LLCMr. Michael L. Fleming, ’58Floyd E. Davis Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. FossMr. Zachary R. Franciose, ’09Mr. John Funge and Ms. Amanda RipleyMr. and Mrs. Jean E. GaetjensMr. Jan L. Gaetjens, ’08Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. GambleMr. and Mrs. George GarveyDr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gasser, Jr.Mr. Robert A. Gasser, III, ’10Mrs. Julia P. GastonMr. and Mrs. Joseph GerberMr. Shubha Ghosh, ’80, and Ms.

Sumita Chowddhury-GhoshMs. Carol GiacomoMrs. and Dr. Daphne M. GiampietroMr. and Mrs. J. M. GidleyDr. Raine M. Gilbert, ’57, and

Mrs. Claire GilbertMr. and Mrs. Edward F. GilbrideMr. Derek E. Gildea, ’94Mr. and Mrs. James P. GillespieMs. Susan E. GinsbergDr. Bruno Giordani, ’71, and Mrs. Anne B. Giordani

Mr. Benjamin W. Giuliani, ’52Goldman Sachs and CompanyDr. James S. Goodwin, ’63, and

Dr. Jean M. GoodwinDr. Anand Gopal and Dr. Anuradha AiyarDr. Michael M. Gorman, Jr.,

’83, and Mrs. Anne-Marie K. Gorman

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Graf, Sr.Dr. Ronald D. Graham, IIIMr. Brendan S. Grau, ’19Mr. John Grau and Ms. Kristine SweeneyMr. Kevin D. Gray, ’69, and Mrs. Joellyn K. GrayMr. Stephen J. Gray, ’68, and Mrs. Ingrid M. GrayMr. William A. Gray, ’15Ms. Zelda GreenspunMr. James Grimaldi and Ms. Niki CollinsMr. Xavier Grimaldi, ’21Mrs. and Mr. Donna GrimesMr. Jakub Grygiel and Ms. Priya JayachandranMr. José Gutierrez, ’10Mr. John G. Haaga, ’71, and Mrs. Elin M. HaagaMr. Michael J. Hagan, ’83, and

Mrs. Beth HaganDr. Tenagne Haile-MariamMr. and Mrs. Edmund F. HaislmaierMr. Matthew S. Hallam, ’05Dr. Peter G. Hamm, ’72, and Mrs. Maria S. HammMr. Andrew L. Hamm, ’08Mr. Lawrence Hamm, ’68, and

Mrs. Kathleen M. HammMr. Raymond Hankins, USAF

(Ret.) and Ms. Lisa McCurdyDr. Timothy C. Hanley, ’60Dr. Reid H. Hansen, ’68, and Mrs. Sheila HansenMr. Albert L. Hansen, ’72

Mr. John T. Hansen, ’78Mr. Kurt Hansen, ’83, and Mrs. Nancy HansenMr. Aman M. Hardie, ’19Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. HardieMr. David C. Haresign, ’01Mr. and Mrs. J. B. HarrelsonMr. Robert M. Hatch, ’83, and

Mrs. Catalina S. HatchMr. Emil J. Hatfalvi, ’78, and Mrs. Catherine L. HatfalviMs. Kathleen M. HealyDr. Robert Heaney and Dr. Sharon HeaneyMr. James J. Hearn, ’77, and Mrs. Janet M. HearnHeffron Company, Inc.Mr. Frank Henneburg and Ms. Sharon FreyMr. Philippe F. Hensel, ’84, and

Mrs. Patricia D. HenselMr. and Mrs. Douglas D. HerbertMr. Matthew Hicks and Ms. Deva KemmisMr. and Mrs. John K. Higgins, Jr.Mr. Justin Higgins, ’88Mr. Geoffrey S. Hill, ’93, and Ms. Jill EricksonMr. Harrison F. Hilliard, ’07Mr. Lawrence Hilliard and Ms. Leslie Davies-HilliardMr. Wesley E. Hilliard, ’09Mr. and Mrs. Brian HinkleDr. Michael J. Hodgson, ’66Dr. and Mrs. Jason R. HoeflingMr. Raymond L. Hogan, ’68, and

Dr. Emily PlattMr. and Mrs. Randall J. HoltzMr. Jacob J. Holtz, ’03, and Ms.

Beata Kaminski-HoltzMr. and Mrs. Michael HornerMr. Joseph B. Horner, ’20Mr. and Mrs. Gerred H. HoweMr. Kevin C. Hudson, ’04Dr. David P. Huitema, ’89, and

Mrs. Carolyn P. Huitema



Mr. and Mrs. James HuitemaMr. John S. Huitema, ’81 Mr.

Alexander G. Hummer, ’06Mr. John S. Hurley, ’55, and Mrs. Audrey S. HurleyMr. Thomas Husted and Dr. Ines BustilloMr. Lars S. Hydle, ’92I Drive Smart Inc.Mr. Juan B. Ianni, ’66, and Mrs. Katherine D. IanniIBM Matching GrantsMr. Patrick A. Jackman, ’81, and

Ms. Alexis JackmanMr. Cameron E. Jacobs, ’08Mr. Joseph H. Jacques, ’62Mr. G. T. Jansen, ’07Mr. Matthew J. Jasinski, ’07, and

Mrs. Sarah JasinskiMr. and Mrs. Murray L. Johnston, IIIJourney Office Builders, Inc.Mr. Steven W. Kahle, ’83, and Mrs. Myra KahleMr. John C. Kalhorn, ’17Mrs. Ann-Mary KapustaMr. Gregory C. Kasten, ’03Mr. Patrick Kavanaugh, ’66, and

Mrs. Patricia K. KavanaughMr. Stephen M. Kearney, ’74, and

Mrs. Julie E. KearneyMr. Thomas J. Keary and Hon. Ann O'Regan KearyMr. Richard J. Keegan, Jr., ’73,

and Mrs. Patricia F. KeeganMrs. Eleanore L. KeeganMr. Thomas W. Keenan, ’77Mrs. Joan KeenanMr. Dennis P. Kehoe, Ph.D., ’73

and Mrs. Lora H. KehoeMr. Francis J. Kelly, Jr., ’84Mr. John V. KellyMrs. Mary KellyLCDR Nathan P. Kendrick, ’96,

and Mrs. Michelle L. KendrickMs. Joanna A. KendrickMr. Ian L. Kennedy, ’05Mr. Patrick M. Kenny, ’91, and Ms. Anne SullivanMrs. Heléne G. KennyDr. Nicholas A. Kessides, ’01Mr. John V. Ketchum, ’84Mr. Timothy R. Ketchum, ’90,

and Mrs. Carolyn E. KetchumMr. Stephen B. Kinnaird, ’80, and

Mrs. Amanda M. KinnairdMrs. Joan KinnairdMr. Richard Kjeldgaard and Ms. Joan DarbyMr. Willem G. Klein, ’08Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kline

Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael KnaselMr. David M. Knasel, ’87Dr. Juliana S. KopecMr. Anthony I. Koroulakis, ’07Mr. Anthony J. Korzan, ’10Mr. John Korzan, ’15Dr. F. Wickham Kraemer, III, ’92,

and Mrs. Mary S. KraemerMr. and Mrs. Charles KrafftDr. and Mrs. James J. KrebsMr. Rockne B. Krebs, ’10Dr. and Mrs. Nevin A. KresicMr. and Mrs. Chip KuhnMr. and Mrs. James KylisMr. John C. Kylis, ’08Mr. Allan A. La Grenade-Finch, ’09Mr. Thomas E. La Voy, ’09Msgr. T. Ansgar LaczkoMr. and Mrs. Christopher LandauMr. and Mrs. John J. LandersMr. and Mrs. Roger H. LangMr. Peter Lang, ’86Mr. Thomas Lang and Dr. Laura DeliaMr. Nikolas S. Lanyi, ’85, and Ms. Holly PeeleMr. Michael W. Laskowski, ’14Ms. Diane LathamMr. James M. Leathers, ’04Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. LeckeyMr. Thomas H. Lee, ’87, and Mrs. Alexandra LeeMr. and Mrs. Robert LeMayDr. Michael A. Lemp, MD, ’54,

and Mrs. Joan A. LempMrs. Joanne F. LesherLevel Green LandscapingDr. and Mrs. Mark K. Li, MDDr. and Mrs. Cristian LibanatiMr. Robert LiljaMr. John R. Lilly, II, ’80Mr. and Mrs. Christopher LindsayMr. and Mrs. James F. Lischer, Jr.Mr. David B. Lischer, ’93, and

Lauren H. LischerMr. Michael J. Lombardi, ’69, and

Mrs. Kate S. LombardiDr. Richard Long and Ms. Dolores CouttsMr. Clarence D. Long, IV, ’92Mr. Sean C. Long, ’06Mr. Jamsheed Lovelace, ’09Mr. James P. Lucier, Jr., ’82Mr. Michael LyMr. Robert A. Mackall, ’67, and

Mrs. Kathleen R. MackallMiss Beatrice MackenzieMr. and Mrs. Eamon M. MageeMr. Daniel P. Magee, ’12

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MahaffeyMr. Mark S. Mahaney, ’83, and Ms. Patricia MickensMr. and Mrs. James MahoneyMr. Christian P. Maimone, ’84,

and Mrs. Julianne R. MaimoneMrs. Carol MaimoneMr. Richard A. Maio, ’59, and Mrs. Anne M. MaioMr. Gerald MaloneyMs. Roselyn ManusMr. Joseph P. Mariani, III, ’02,

and Dr. Hanna MarianiMr. Michael J. Mariani, ’88, and

Ms. Annette F. McKeeMrs. Elizabeth MarianiMr. and Mrs. Carlos A. MarinoMr. Donald E. Marlowe, Jr., ’59,

and Mrs. Mary Lou MarloweMs. Stacey MarnellMr. Gregory T. Marquise, ’67, and

Mrs. Susan MarquiseDr. John P. Martin, ’87, and Dr. Mami N. MartinDr. Stephen D. Martin, ’73, and

Mrs. Donna L. MartinMr. and Mrs. Bernard H. MartinMr. and Mrs. S. Douglas MartinMr. Roland E. Martin, Jr., ’57,

and Mrs. Eileen MartinMr. Stanley M. Matelski, III,

’62, and Mrs. Tondalayo H. Matelski

Mr. David K. Mathias, ’04Mr. William T. Mathias, ’86, and

Mrs. Lisa MathiasDr. George E. Mattingly, ’56, and

Mrs. Catherine S. MattinglyDr. Paul H. Mattingly, ’58, and

Mrs. Jane W. MattinglyMr. Everett Mattlin and Ms. Barbara PatockaMr. Benoît Maubrey, ’70Dr. Michael W. May, ’77, and Mrs. Monica T. MayDr. Patricia MayMr. Albert E. May, III, ’79, and

Mrs. Elizabeth A. MayMr. Thomas May, ’80Mr. Timothy P. May, ’83, and Mrs. Alison MayMr. James P. McAndrews, IV, ’05Mr. Kyle A. McAndrews, ’07Mr. Andrew L. McCabe, ’05, and

Katherine McCabeMr. David M. McCabe, ’02Mr. John N. McCarthy, ’82Mr. Michael M. McCarthy, ’64,

and Mrs. Pamela D. McCarthyMr. Robert P. McCartin, ’68, and

Mrs. Melinda A. McCartin



Mr. J. Christopher McDonough, ’81, and Mrs. Maureen

McDonoughMr. and Mrs. James M. McGarryMr. Sean R. McGowan, ’83, and

Mrs. McGowanMr. and Mrs. Philip C. McGuireMr. and Mrs. John McHughMr. and Mrs. James B. McMahonMr. Brian T. McMahon, ’79, and

Mrs. Karen R. McMahonMr. and Mrs. John H. McNeillMr. Thomas C. McTighe, ’72, and

Dr. Denise B. Cornish- McTigheMr. and Mrs. Douglas MeadeMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MehiganMr. Louis MercorellaMr. and Mrs. Patrick G. MerkleMr. and Mrs. William D. MerkleMr. Robert W. Metzler, ’67, and

Ms. Mary L. CarnevaleMr. George B. Mickum, IV, ’72,

and Mrs. Penelope G. MickumMr. Floyd Miller and Ms. Jane BroendelMr. Keith B. Miller and Ms. Crystal R. LeeMrs. and Mr. Paula L. MillerDr. John R. Millwater, ’60, and

Mrs. Roberta A. MillwaterMr. Kenneth Miranda and Ms. Elena PapinaDr. C. D. Missar, ’83, and Ms. Katherine C. MonahanMr. and Ms. Lawrence E. ModisettMr. Michael Modisett, ’98Mr. Mark K. Molloy, ’89, and Mrs. Leitza MolloyMr. and Mrs. William G.P. MonahanMr. and Mrs. John MonizMr. Christopher J. Monsour, ’86Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. MontagueMr. Gavin Montague, ’91, and

Mrs. Tara Montague

Mr. Husayn-Olivier L. Moody, ’94Mr. Carl A. Morales, ’94Dr. and Mrs. Peter MoriciMr. Stephen Morrison and Ms. Carol FishbackMrs. Jlene MortimerMr. Michael A. Mowery, ’03Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton MowryMr. Jackson MuiseMr. Reid A. MuoioMr. Leonard M. Murphy, ’62, and

Mrs. Leslye MurphyMr. Robert S. Murphy, ’57, and

Mrs. Judith L. MurphyMrs. Josephine C. MurphyMr. Denis L. Murray, ’60Mr. Edward H. Murray, ’76Mr. James C. Mwombela, ’10Mr.Varun Nadarajah, ’23Mr. and Mrs. Kirk J. NahraMr. Joseph H. Nahra, ’13Ms. Kristy NardiniMr. T. NardiniNational Capital Cactus and Succulent SocietyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. NellisMr. and Mrs. Barry NestorMs. Cathy E. NewmanMr. Jeffrey Nilson, ’62, and Mrs. Marietta NilsonMr. Giuseppe U. Niosi, ’10Mr. and Ms. Sean NolanMr. Eamon K. Nolan, ’05Mr. James G. Nolan, ’61, and Mrs. Ellin G. NolanMr. Matthew M. Nolan, ’76, and

Mrs. Lillian P. NolanMr. Michael C. Nolan, ’70, and

Mrs. Kay N. NolanMs. Jennifer NordquistMr. and Mrs. Andrew NosalMr. Daniel J. Nunez, ’03Dr. Paul Nyirjesy, ’77, and Mrs. Karen NyirjesyMr. Joseph B. O'Brien, ’03Mr. and Mrs. James D. O'Connell

Mr. Blair C. O'Connell, ’05Mr. Anthony J. O'Keefe, ’55Mr. George E. O'Keefe, ’60, and

Mrs. Pamela P. O'KeefeMrs. Saundra E. O'LearyMr. Mark Oliver, ’65 and Mrs. Sylvia G. OliverMr. Norman J. Oliver, ’62, and

Mrs. Karen B. OliverDr. Edward J. O'Neill, ’59, and

Mrs. Frances N. O'NeillMr. Bernard V. O'Neill, Jr., ’55,

and Mrs. Marion O'NeillMr. Ryan P. O'Rourke, ’86, and

Mrs. Darlene O'RourkeMr. Fernando M. Orrego, ’15Mr. F. P. Ostronic, ’73Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. OudensDr. Anthony L. Owens, ’84, and

Mrs. Annette C. D. OwensLTC James L. Owens, USMC

(Ret.), ’47, and Mrs. Marilyn K. MooreMrs. Mary PaceMr. Michael Paganelli, ’12Mr. and Mrs. Thomas PairoMr. Matthew W. Palmer, ’12Mr. William Palmer, III and Dr. Elizabeth KicklighterMr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. PalumboMr. James Pandula and Ms. Marcella GreenDr. and Mrs. Louis N. PangaroMr. Matthew L. Pangaro, ’90, and

Mrs. Edlyn PangaroDr. Don N. Parker, ’81, and Ms. Sheryl Linch-ParkerMs. Maderia Y. ParkerMr. Gregory ParrilliDr. Rubina J. PatelMr. Maximillian J. Patten, ’18Mr. Sam PattenMr. Andrew D. Patzman and Ms. Michele M. RivardMr. and Mrs. Robert PaxtonMr. Jason D. Peckenpaugh, ’96,

and Ms. Nancy C. GlassMrs. Cheryl J. PeckenpaughMr. Richard R. Pera, ’10Mr. Kevin Perry and Dr. Susanne NoblesMr. Christopher M. Persels, ’08Mr. and Mrs. John W. PersonDr. John C. Pestaner, MD, ’79Mr. Eugene F. Peters, ’47Mr. Eugene F. Peters, Jr., ’73, and

Mrs. Kristina PetersPfizer FoundationMr. Timothy B. Phillips, ’85, and

Mrs. Melissa L. Phillips


Moore House wins the House Cup for the 2017-18 school year


Dr. Michael S. Phipps, ’93, and Ms. Madeline A. Phipps-Dick

Mr. Samuel D. Picard, ’97Mr. H. David Pickering, Jr., ’74Mr. Tyler E. Pirovic, ’17Mr. Robert Pizzano and Ms. Donna ForbesMr. Egons A. Plavnieks, ’71, and

Mrs. Anda PlavnieksMr. Ian K. PortnoyMr. Benjamin E. Porto, ’61, and

Mrs. Jean PortoMr. James T. Potemra, ’82, and

Ms. Laverne PotemraMr. Philip B. K. Potter, ’98, and

Ms. Rachel A. PotterMr. Peter M. Powers, ’89, and Mrs. Catherine PowersDr. Jogues R. Prandoni, ’62, and

Mrs. Cheryl M. PrandoniMr. Craig PrimisPurple Onion Catering Co.Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. QuasneyCOL and Mrs. Charles J. Quilter, (Ret.)Rev. and Mrs. Edward C. Raffetto, Jr.Dr. Donald E. Ralph, ’57, and

Mrs. Margaret N. RalphMr. Andrew Ray and Dr. Julie RayCAPT and Mrs. Paul M. ReganDr. Joseph A. Resing, ’82, and Ms. Miriam BertramMr. and Mrs. Guy J. RiccioMr. Eric P. Rice, ’85Mr. Howard Riddick and Dr. Carol RiddickMs. Ashley RigglemanMr. and Mrs. John A. RiggsMr. and Mrs. Robert RinehartMr. Benjamin K. Rinehart, ’92Mr. Paul R. Ritchie, ’78, and Ms. Ayn Hagler

Mr. and Mrs. David R. RobertsDr. Mark G. Roddy, ’92, and Ms. Kirsten Friedel-RoddyMr. Scott P. Rodenhuis, ’82, and

Mrs. Bethany M. RodenhuisMr. and Mrs. Christopher M.

RomanoMr. Mark A. Romano, ’86, and

Mrs. Angela RomanoMr. Alfonso E. Romero, ’02Mr. Ian W. Rose, ’07Mr. Dan RossoMr. Adam Roush, ’03Mr. John J. Ruppel, ’57, and Mrs. Elizabeth E. RuppelMr. William H. Ruppert, ’57, and

Mrs. Elizabeth A. RuppertDr. Anthony P. Russell, ’81, and

Mrs. RussellMr. and Mrs. James M. RussellMr. C. M. Russell, ’83, and Mrs. Eileen M. RussellMr. James A. Ryan, ’92, and Mrs. Jacqueline RyanMr. Ricardo Salandy-Defour and

Ms. Kim WatsonMr. Scott R. Salandy-DeFour, ’06Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. SampMr. Keith SandersMr. William B. Sanders, III, ’82

and Mrs. Julia SandersMrs. Marilee C. SandersMr. William H. Sandweg, III, ’62

and Mrs. Diane SandwegMr. Patrick R. Sansone, ’17Mr. Atticus L. Sawatzki, ’11Dr. Vincent SawickiHon. and Mrs. Ronald SchiffMr. Andrew M. Schiff, ’06Mr. John A. Schissel, ’84, and Mrs. Jaye SchisselMr. Thomas A. Schlenker

Mr. Peter J. Schmeissner, ’86, and Ms. Maria Soushko

Mrs. Mary M. SchmertzMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SchmittMr. and Mrs. Lee SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Richard J. SchneiderDr. and Mrs. Eric SchoomakerMr. and Mrs. John SchornDr. George F. Schreiner, ’67, and

Mrs. Kathryn M. SchreinerMr. William P. Schreiner, ’70, and

Mrs. Dana S. SchreinerMr. and Mrs. Erich T. SchwartzMr. Joseph M. Schweitzer, ’00Dr. James P. Scibilia, ’75, and Dr. Suzanne Vogel-ScibiliaMr. William Seabrook and Ms. Gay LudingtonMr. Keith Secular and Ms. Susan CatlerMr. Patrick J. Shea, ’06Mr. Charles J. Sheehan, ’72, and

Ms. Caroline RatcliffeMrs. Anne F. SheehanMr. Jack Shepherd, ’97Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ShermanMr. and Mrs. Andrew ShipeMr. Richard A. Shumann, ’84Mr. Carl R. Siebentritt, ’75, and

Mrs. Irida SiebentrittMr. and Mrs. Garfield B. SimmsMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Christopher N. SipesMr. and Mrs. Perry R. SkeathMr. Isidore K. Smart, ’06Dr. Mark S. Smith, ’73, and Dr. Elizabeth Bloch-SmithMr. Gregory A. Smith, ’68, and

Ms. Susan E. WattsMr. Jeffrey C. Smith, ’77, and Ms. Jeanne SmithMr. Michael J. Smith, ’88Mr. Travis A. Smith, ’09Mr. Zorigt "Ziggy" Smith, ’24Ms. Jessica SmithThe Hon. and Mrs. Loren A.

SmithMr. Sebastian E. Smoot, ’05, and

Mrs. Julianne F. SmootMr. William S. Snider, ’05Ms. Mary Ann SnowMr. John P. Sontag, ’50, and Mrs. Sheila SontagMrs. Anne SpauldingSt. Anselm's Abbey School Alumni

AssociationSt. Anselm's Abbey School Parent's AssociationMr. C. R. Stafford, ’53 Mr. James R. Stanford, ’90, and Ms. Carmencita T. Balagtas



Mr. Charles A. Steelman-Dyer, ’04Dr. David Steinbruner, ’86, and

Ms. Gilda V. GenovesMs. Maureen SteinbrunerMr. and Mrs. Damien G. StewartMr. and Mrs. Robert F. StewartMr. Theodore A. Stocker, ’94, and

Ms. Courtney E. HumphriesMr. Lucky Stokes, ’69Mr. Peter A. Stokes, ’83Mr. Robert D. Strobos, ’99Ms. Alessandra J. StylesMiss Zhi SuMr. Melchor L. Suarez, ’70, and

Mrs. Susan SuarezMr. Charles G. Sullivan, ’80Mr. Matthew J. Sweeney, ’01Dr. Connie Swiner, III, ’77Dr. Andrew S. Szegedy-Maszak,

’66, and Ms. Elizabeth BobrickMr. Peter B. Szegedy-Maszak,

Esq., ’68Mr. and Mrs. Juan I. Tampe Mr. Frederick J. Tansill, ’66, and

Mrs. Joan T. TansillMr. and Mrs. Charles R. TaylorTC GroupMr. Joseph W. Teed, ’94Mr. Rajan Tharakan, ’04The GE FoundationThe James and Mary Nolan FoundationThe Meltzer GroupThe Pew Charitable Trusts Employee Matching Gifts ProgramMr. A. Bryan Thibodeau, ’81, and

Mrs. Geraldine C. G. ThibodeauMr. Samuel Thirumalai, ’12Mr. Matthew J. Tierney, ’84Mr. Eric Tischler and Ms. Danielle WadeMr. Jared Traver, ’86, and Ms. Michelle BranéMr. and Mrs. Edward Treacy, Jr.Mr. Edward W. Treacy, III, ’85,

and Mrs. Kristin B. TreacyMr. Stephen J. Treanor, ’65, and

Mrs. Susan TreanorMr. Conrad S. Tseng, ’78, and Ms. Candy GilesMs. Roberta TurnerDr. and Mrs. Carl F. TynerMr. Cameron L. Underwood, ’16Ms. Gloria UnderwoodUnited BankUnited Way of the National Capital AreaMs. Nicole Urbanski

CMDR. Bruce F. Valencia, ’86, and Ms. Susan J. Valencia

Mr. Christopher J. Van Alstyne, ’05Mrs. Debra Van AlstyneDr. Han van Dijk and Dr. Martha MatochaMr. Nicolaas M. van Dijk, ’10Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A.

Vanderver Jr.Mr. Allan Vecchione and Ms. Nina FalvelloMr. Conrad A. Vecchione, ’15Mr. Carlos M. Velez and Dr. Elsa R. VelezVerizon FoundationMr. Gregory G. Vidmar, ’84, and

Mrs. Melissa D. VidmarMr. and Mrs. Karl VoglmayrMr. Christian Volz, ’70, and Ms. Paula Jo PageMr. Elric O. Von Eden, ’01Ms. Joan C. Von EdenMr. Xan A. Vongsathorn, ’05, and

Ms. Catherine FarkasMr. A. Christopher Waddell, ’83

and Ms. Theresa C. TranlongMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. WalkerDr. Philip Walsh, ’95, and Mrs. Mindy WalshMr. and Mrs. Miguel D. WalshMr. and Mrs. William WaltersMr. David B. Walters, ’88, and Dr. Brenda NelsonMr. Milton T. Warring, Jr., ’56,

and Mrs. Stephanie WarringMr. Jacob Wasserman, ’12Dr. Edward F. Watkins, ’81, and

Mrs. Julie P. WatkinsMr. Robert A. Watts, ’80CAPT Jerome J. Weber, USN

(Ret.), ’54, and Mrs. Vibeke WeberMr. Adam M. Weirich, ’94, and

Mrs. Lee WeirichMr. Kelly Welch and Ms. Kate YonkersMr. Chris Wellisz and Ms. Anna ChodakiewiczMr. Andrew J. Welter, ’03, and Ms. Megan WelterMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. WerderitschMr. Christopher S. Werner, ’65,

and Mrs. Lisbeth W. WernerMr. Aidan Wetterhan, ’24Mr. Evan C. White, ’06Dr. Luke J. Whitesell, ’76, and Ms. Catherine A. McLellanDr. Peter L. Whitesell, ’79, and

Mrs. Jeannie Whitesell

Mr. John G. Wildt, ’00, and Mrs. Hannah P. WildtSuzanne and Dick WillettMr. Bradford Willett, ’91, and Mrs. Lea A. WillettMr. Christopher Williams and Ms. Laurel McFarlandMr. Connor P. Williamson, ’12Mrs. Jean WinandMr. Donald Winkler and Ms. Carolyn WinterMr. Kyle J. Winkler, ’12Mr. John D. Winters, ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Paul WofsyFr. Charles A. Wood, ’78Mr. Kevin A. Wood, ’80, and Ms. Rosa PrietoMr. Herbert T. Woolley, ’48, and

Mrs. Jia L. WoolleyDr. Julien Worland, ’62, and Mrs. Kate B. WorlandMs. Holly S. WrightMr. Ziyang Xu, ’21Mr. Paul L. Yao, ’78, and Mrs. Rebecca B. YaoMs. Madeline YatesMr. Eric Yde, ’12Mr. David A. Yokoyama-Martin,

’86, and Mrs. Joanne K. Yokoyama-MartinMr. and Mrs. Jeremy YoungMr. Bryan Young and Ms. Liz DaleyMr. Tyler L. Young, ’19Mr. Adrian R. ZarateMr. Oliver A. Zill, ’98Mrs. Catalina ZorcDr. Joseph J. Zorc, ’84, and Ms. Judith E. KraftDrs. Thomas G. and Lori C. ZorcMr. and Mrs. Joseph Zorc


Planned GivingDo you have an insurance policy that you no longer need? Did you know that you can support St. Anselm’s Abbey School Endowment Fund with the proceeds of that policy by (1) naming St. Anselm’s as the beneficiary on the beneficiary-designation form or (2) changing the ownership of a paid-up policy to St. Anselm’s? Let us know. We can provide you a sample letter to forward to your insurer (in consultation with your lawyer and financial advisor). Contact Kimberly Walhout [email protected]


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

When I am traveling out of town and people learn that my residence is in Washington, DC, I regularly get asked how I and other members of our mo-nastic community deal with the polarization that is so evident in the halls of government. Almost all of us monks vote and have definite positions about who should win in one or another election, but none of us are rabid activists for either of the major political parties. This probably reflects the American populace in general, where among registered voters significantly more iden-tify as independents than as either Democrats or Republicans.

This raises the question of what any of us—whether monks or lay friends of our community—could possibly do to lessen the acrimony found within Congress itself, where the phenomenon called “sorting” has led one political scientist to write that whereas in the mid-20th century both major parties were “big tents,” today conservative Democrats and liberal Republicans are all but extinct, resulting in an atmosphere of acrimony, distrust, and gridlock that has actually led some members to resign and go to work in some other arena. Rather than throw up our hands in despair, even though we have to admit that our voices may not have great effect, we are surely called to foster and promote those values of inclusion that are prom-inent in the Rule of St. Benedict. In his day and culture, there were, for example, stark differences between persons born into the nobility and those who were freed slaves, but Benedict insisted that such distinctions were insignificant. Early on in his Rule, he writes: “The abbot should avoid all favoritism in the monastery…. A man born free is not to be given higher rank than a slave who becomes a monk, except for some other good reason….Ordinarily, everyone is to keep to his regular place [in community rank], because ‘whether slave or free, we are all one in Christ'" (Galatians 3:28; Ephesians 6:8).

In both our monastery and our school, we constantly strive to live according to this teaching, being willing to listen to the views of others even if at times we then feel called to refute them. If this kind of bipartisan delib-eration and negotiation were more evident in our national government, then all of us could be more sanguine about the possibility of actually dealing with some of the major issues that confront us all.

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

Sincerely in Saint Benedict,

James A. Wiseman, OSBAbbot


Gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey, 2017-2018Mr. William R. Anderson, ’73Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. AndressAnonymousMr. Donald Arndt, III and Ms. Kathy Schmidt-ArndtMs. Kate BergMs. Hypathia BernalesMs. Laurie S. BestMr. Edward A. BlickMr. Robert B. BowesRev. Donald BriceMr. and Mrs. Herbert F. BrooksMr. Emerson M. Brown †Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Clopper, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore L. CostabileMr. Jerry CourseyMr. Craig J. CumminsMr. Robert Davis and Ms. Patricia BrannanMr. and Mrs. Norman C. DeWeaverMr. and Mrs. Raymond S. DolgertMrs. Ann M. EskinMs. Mary Ann EvanMr. and Mrs. Lou FiorentinoMr. and Mrs. George FossMr. Herbert FowlerMr. and Mrs. Jean E. GaetjensMrs. Gloria W. GarnerMr. and Mrs. Edward F. GilbrideMrs. Olive S. GlaserRev. Patrick Granfield, OSB †Mr. James Guinivan and Ms. Susan WhiteMrs. Mariseton HamiltonMrs. Marie-Therese HenselMrs. Loretta M. HigginsMr. William A. HowardMs. Janet J. HranekMr. Jay Jesse

Ms. Kate JesseMr. Garrett JohnsonMs. Jane L. JohnstonMr. Warren KaufmanMr. and Mrs. John J. KealtyMr. and Mrs. William P. KellyMr. and Mrs. Richard KralMr. and Mrs. Patrick KrauseMsgr. T. Ansgar LaczkoMr. and Mrs. William E. Lawler, III, ’78Mrs. Dolores R. LeckeyMr. Mark Lofgren and Ms. Kathryn NiewenhousMr. Randolph LowellDr. Charles T. Lucey, ’76Mr. Charles T. LuceyLucey Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kevin B. LynchMr. Philip Lynch and Mrs. Lynnly TydingsMr. and Mrs. Roland E. Martin, Jr., ’57Ms. Virginia B. McCannMr. David P. McCannMr. and Mrs. Denis R. McDonoughMr. Brian J. McManus, ’60Mr. Patrick L. MeehanMr. and Mrs. Richard E. MetreyMr. and Mrs. Gerard E. MitchellMr. and Mrs. J. Paul MolloyMonte Maria Monastery

Ms. Theresa M. MullinMr. James NashMs. Maria A. NazarczukMr. and Mrs. Barry NestorMr. Bruce Nixon and Ms. Cianne Fragione-NixonMs. Marguerite NorrisMrs. Grace Mary OatesDr. Elisabeth M. OrstenDr. Thomas D. Ostronic, ’74Mr. and Mrs. John W. PersonMr. and Mrs. Michael J. PetroMr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Phillips, ’85Miss Vidya A. PillaiDr. Evelynn U. PutnamMr. Carl RossMr. Donald F. RossMr. and Mrs. Mark RougeuxMr. and Mrs. George RussellDr. Vincent SawickiMr. Leonard C. Schockling †Mr. Abraham J. Secular, ’11Ms. Rosemary R. ShawMr. Joseph SkeffingtonMr. Jeffrey C. Smith, ’77Ms. Rosslyn SnowdenMs. Martha StancillMr. David P. StangMs. Josephine A. StelzigMs. Alessandra J. StylesDr. Connie Swiner, III, ’77The Benevity Community Impact

FundThe Loyola Foundation, Inc.CAPT Rosanne TrabocchiMrs. Donna TydingsMr. Charles Vaughn and Ms. Patricia MyrickMrs. Shirley K. VidmarMr. Francis T. Vincent, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James F. Vonesh, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. WalshMr. Alan V. WashburnMr. Frederick WeckMrs. Jean WhitesellMs. Nancy WorkMr. and Mrs. Edward Zdankiewicz


Abbot Alban Boultwood, OSB Mrs. Olive S. Glaser

In Memory of Winifred and David Brown

Mr. Emerson M. Brown

In Memory of Eileen Burgess Mr. William R. Anderson Ms. Jane L. Johnston

In Memory of David Callaham Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kealty

In Memory of Ena Bernales Delaguardia

Ms. Hypathia Bernales

In Honor of Fr. Joseph Jensen, OSB Ms. Maria A. Nazarczuk

In Memory of Charles E. Lucey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore L. CostabileMr. and Mrs. George FossMr. Randolph LowellLucey Charitable FoundationDr. Charles T. Lucey, ’76

Mr. Charles T. LuceyMs. Virginia B. McCannMr. David P. McCann

In Memory of Henrietta McKie

Ms. Marguerite Norris

In Honor of Fr. Gabriel Myers, OSB Ms. Nancy Work

Honorary & Memorial Gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey


Behind the Scenes Thank You, Volunteers!Throughout the year, the school hosts many activities that would not be possible without the generosity and creativity of the community of parents, both past and present, at St. Anselm’s.

Parents Association Picnic, Open Houses, Scholarship Gala, Bas-

ketball Tournament, Graduation Reception, and so much more!

Jennifer Kuhn sellling Abbeywear.

Parents First Friday Mass and Book Discussion Organizer, Courtenay Pecoraro

2018 Graduation Parent Volunteers

Yolanda Garay and Ugochi Onyewu at an Open House

Fr. Peter, OSB with Jennifer Cibor at the basketball tournament

Holly Howe, Parents AssociationCo-President


Congratulations Class of 2018 Class of 2018 College & University MatriculationsLealem Aberra AderieUniversity of Pennsylvania

Ian Philip AdoremosThe Catholic University of America

Abbas Zain AliClaremont McKenna College

Carlos Alberto Alvarado- FloresDrexel University

Benjamin Eitan BorzekowskiOberlin College

Joshua Paul BrogiWabash College

Frederick Benjamin BuchananRensselaer Polytechnic Institute

John Edward CerritelliSt. John's University (MN)

Kevin Peter ClarkThe College of William & Mary

Samuel Chapin CohenRensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Luke James CraverSUNY Binghamton

Marcus Paul DomsonRandolph Macon College

Fitzhugh Elder, VSewanee-The University of the South

James Ritchie EnglanderWorcester Polytechnic Institute

Alexander FarhangKenyon College

Daniel Gregory FitzpatrickTulane University Philip John FlanneryUniversity of Pittsburgh

Daniel Wondimu Geda Cornell University

Michael Robert HenshawNortheastern University

Henry Preston HermensThe College of William & Mary

Quinten Reed HoweCornell College

Darius KuddoMcGill University

Charles Edward KumkumianDickinson College

Matthew Robert LaskowskiUniversity of Maryland

William Gabriel LawrenceThe College of William & Mary

Robert Schuyler Lesher, IIIUniversity of North Carolina

Houyau LiUniversity of Southern California

Abraham Sirak MekonnenLeMoyne College

Thomas Lee MillerThe College of William & Mary

Nathaniel Carter MonahanUniversity of Virginia

Conor Aidacan O'ConnorSt. John's University (NY)

Maximillian Jay PattenUniversity of Virginia

Sheran Mario PereraUniversity of Maryland

Colin Edward RayTufts University

Alexander Keenan ShipeUniversity of Wisconsin

William Ross Sullivan, IIICollege of Charleston

Emmanuel H. TamratMiddlebury College

Ryan McCarthy TorpeyRochester Institute of Technology

Konrad Ryan WamplerTulane University

Jack Thomas WerwinskiUniversity of Maryland

Justin Christopher WilliamsUniversity of Pittsburgh

Yi ZhongWashington University in St. Louis

The Class of 2018 line up for lunch in the Commons after Baccalaureate Mass


Vespers of GraduationCommencement AddressSTEPHEN KINNAIRD, ’80Thank you, Father Peter. Congratulations to the Class of 2018, and welcome to all who have gathered to share this day of joy.

Graduating seniors, 38 years ago I sat where you sit, likewise clad in the time-honored black pants, white jacket, and red carnation. Much has changed in that short time (and trust me it is a short time, even though it is two of your lifespans). In 1980, Al Gore had not yet invented the Internet. There were no cellphones, no email, no text messaging, no GPS, no Common App. No one had a computer at home. Of the five U.S. companies with the largest market value today, three of them (Alphabet, Facebook, and Amazon) did not exist, and two of them (Microsoft and Apple) were start-ups that had not yet gone public. The AIDS epi-demic had not yet struck; that would happen the next year. And Newsweek magazine warned of the dangers of global . . . cooling. The risk of nuclear war with the Communist Soviet Union dominated our minds. The age of terrorism was just dawning with the fall of the Iranian monarchy the year before.

None of us in 1980 could have anticipated what un-folded in the decades that followed, and no one here can anticipate what awaits you. We only know that, in an age of exponential growth of computing power, change will come with dizzying speed.

Your next step is college. In an era in which the ex-ternal world is changing so rapidly, is the task before you different from that which confronted me? No. The reason is that education is a process of internal transformation through intellectual encounter. The Roman historian Plutarch said that the mind is not a bottle to be filled, but a fire to be kindled. Education is not something you procure with your tuition dol-lars; you achieve it. It is the honing of your powers of analysis, judgment, imagination, and persuasion. It is the shaping of your moral code, your conception of duty and right, and your sense of meaning and beau-ty. It is the refinement of your understanding of the natural world and the crooked timber of humanity. That internal transformation empowers you to handle the contingencies of the external world, whatever they may be.

I wish to share with you four thoughts as you progress to the next stage of your education.

First, approach your education with a radical openness of mind. Shed your certitudes; welcome transformation. The philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche said: Do not praise the man who has the courage of his convictions; praise him who has the courage to attack his convictions. En-gage thinkers and classmates who see things different-ly. We speak much of tolerance of different views, but

tolerance is a weak form of respect. A profounder form of respect is to recognize and embrace another’s truth.

Second, find inspiration. Education continues throughout life, but the distinctive thing about col-lege is the opportunity to be taught. Choose courses based on the teacher not the subject. I learned this in my English study in college. I was especially interested in English Romantic poetry, but the professor teach-ing the course gave jargon-filled lectures that drained the life from a poetry defined by passion and spiritual communion with nature. She embodied, ironically, the admonition of the Romantic poet Wordsworth that we murder to dissect. By contrast, I happened upon a lecture course by a little known junior pro-fessor on Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, a 14th century work written in Middle English. I had no prior interest in that work, but the professor was so attuned to the artistry of Chaucer that his lectures were themselves works of art. He would begin by explaining the struc-ture and imagery and characters of the tales, and every lecture would build to a crescendo in which he would draw out from that distant work universal truths of the human condition. I was on the edge of my seat. At any of the great institutions you will attend, priceless experiences of this kind await you. Seek them.

Third, have the patience to wander. You don’t need to be on a fast track, and your path may not be linear. Mine was not. I left St. Anselm’s convinced I would be an art historian; then in college contemplated becoming an English professor; then shifted my course of study at Oxford from English to politics and economics; and then joined a management consulting firm with an eye to a career in international development. But I did not feel at home in that job. One day, when I was 28 years old, I visited a friend who was attending law school. I felt so energized by what he and his friends were discuss-ing. It excited me to think about law as a system of social order formed from the converging currents of history, culture, economics, and politics. It was like awakening from a slumber. I went home and applied to law schools the next day. And I have been happy in my work ever since.


Austin Scholar AwardNAT MONAHAN, ’18

My college roommate had a similar circuitous path. He came to college intent on becoming a sports jour-nalist, but ended up going to the Peace Corps and then taking his pre-med courses after college. He is now at the top of his field chairing a department at Johns Hopkins Medical School. So don’t worry if your path seems obscure now or becomes obscure lat-er; you will find your way.

Finally, beware a false pragmatism that says you have to pursue a practical course of study like business or computer science, even if it does not speak to you. Most studies show that liberal arts majors fare well economically in the long run. The ability to write and think critically, and to understand human motivation, has economic value. But education is not only about fashioning a career. Your internal life of the mind mat-ters; your character and beliefs matter; the man you confront in the mirror every day matters. These too are the objects of your education.

Rest assured that no place could have prepared you better for what is to come than the school to which you bid farewell. It is ironic that slow-changing St. Anselm’s readies you so well for a fast-changing world. As a Benedictine school, St. Anselm’s develops the

mind, body, and soul of the boy to bring forth the man. Your teachers know you so well and have been nurturing and demanding of you in equal measure, and that makes all the difference.

So, in the welter of emotions that you may feel to-day, I hope among them is gratitude – the most uni-fying emotion. I feel a greater debt of gratitude to St. Anselm’s than to any other institution in my life. Be thankful that this school strives to provide an elite education to its students regardless of their means. Be sure to thank your parents today not only for the fi-nancial sacrifice that they made in educating you here, but also for the countless hours of thought and care that they have invested in bringing you to this cross-roads. And take a moment, before you leave or in the days that follow, to thank the teachers and staff that have made a difference in your life. No one rises with-out being lifted. As the son of teachers, I can tell you that such expressions mean a great deal.

So with a nod to the past, you now turn your gaze to the future. That is both electrifying and a little un-nerving. All I can say is throw yourself forward with abandon, commit to the enterprise with all your heart, and allow your mind to catch fire. ♦

In second grade, my mom tried to homeschool me which... didn’t exactly go well. She tried for a loose, “oh we can do math now, maybe some writing in a little bit,” approach, and I did not exactly take to it. I couldn’t handle not having a schedule, not knowing exactly when a given thing would be happening. So halfway through the year, we gave up, and I went to a normal elementary school where I stayed through the end of fifth grade.

With this understanding, I realized something else in turn: one of the reasons St. Anselm’s has been so great for me these past seven years is that school gradual-ly became less structured, and that this transition is one of the most important and overlooked ways this school prepares us for college. Back in sixth grade, everything was set in stone and uniform for all of us. We had one section of 22 students and, except for dividing the music class between instrumental and hand bells, the entirety of Form A had all our class-es together. Over time this began to change. In First Form, we split into two sections; in Second, we got to choose between Spanish, French, and Arabic, but overall our structured school life remained intact. In Forms Three and Four, we were finally in high school! And with three sections, it really felt more and more like we were, in a good way, more individual than class.

The real change, though, came in junior year. This was the first time we were really able to choose our schedule, express our individuality. And even though it felt like we had all this freedom, there were still a core set of classes we had to take together, Ethics and Biology to name two, to give us a common sense of structure. Finally, this year the structure, aside from the credit requirements to graduate, was gone. We

Hello and welcome to Abbot James, members of the monastic community, Fr. Peter, Fr. Michael, Mr. Crittenberger, the Board of Trustees, our graduation speaker Mr. Kinnaird, faculty, staff, family, friends, and my fellow members of the Class of 2018.

I hope it doesn’t sound too cliché to say that this speech wasn’t easy to write, not just because, in typical Abbey-boy fashion, I put it off for as long as I could get away with. I don’t mean “hard to write” in any metaphorical or figurative sense, I mean I literally had no idea where to start. As I was thinking it through, trying to figure something out I realized that it was so hard to write because I need structure in whatever I’m doing, something more substantial than “write a speech. It should be about five minutes.”


had full freedom to choose our classes, and in this the school had finally completed our transition and pre-pared us for the chaos of college, but in just the right way that we built up a strong community of our peers along the way.

Everything I’ve said so far can be summarized in a few words, as those of you who’ve had a conversation with me may find typical; in this case, these words happen to be two of the Hallmarks of Benedictine Education. For those of you unfamiliar, the Hallmarks are ten concepts meant to guide a Benedictine monastery or school (love, prayer, stability, conversatio morum, obe-dience, discipline, humility, stewardship, hospitality, and community). Specifically, the kind of structural transition St. Anselm’s provides falls under Stability

and Community. And, as we graduate, move on, start the next stage of our lives, I think it would be a good idea to think back on our time at St. Anselm’s, any-where from three to seven years as the case may be, and appreciate what we’ve learned, what’s been done for us, and what we’ll have to rebuild from scratch starting next year. I know my example of structure is only one of the forty-two distinct and unique reflec-tions found in this graduating class, and I’m sure all of our experiences here have prepared us for our lives to come. After all, in the words of Søren Kierkegaard, “life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” And in those of Ken M, “If we don’t study the mistakes of the future, we’re doomed to repeat them for the first time.” ♦

St. Anselm of Canterbury AwardCARLOS ALVARADO-FLORES, ’18Abbot James, members of the monastic community, Fr. Peter, Fr. Michael, Mr. Crittenberger, Mr. Kinnaird, faculty, staff, friends, and family, thank you all for taking the time to be here with us on a very important day in our lives. And to my fellow graduates of the Class of 2018, congratulations, we made it.

I wanted to begin by stating how honored I am to receive this award. I was very surprised last Thursday when they made the announcement during our awards assembly; I was actually thinking about who may be receiving the award and I went through a list of some of my fellow classmates who have given back so much to the school. I think that’s one of the things that makes this place so great. And one of the things that made giving back so easy. My classmates and I have shared many great moments here at the Abbey, whether it be from a long running inside joke, an awesome lab we did, a cool paper we wrote, or a book we read. It may just be a time we hung out or from one of our various retreats and outings throughout the years. I know these memories will last us for the rest of our lives.

They say that when you do what you love, you never work a day in your life and honestly, that is what this felt like. I love spending time here in the community and I know that that phrase is repeated so often here, that it’s a bit cliché. However, this feeling is the reason I never really felt I was doing work when I gave a small helping hand. It just felt right to help in any way I could because, looking back, this school has helped shape me and my classmates from a loud, unruly, and anxious bunch of teenagers to slightly better behaved, well-rounded, productive members of society. And like I said, this did not come about on its own. First and foremost, we have our parents to thank. I have three younger siblings all of whom attend different schools and my parents have been very supportive of me during my time here at the Abbey. We also have our teachers to thank who have always been available to help and guide us. They made the material fun to learn and have not only been great educators but, to many of us, they have also been great friends. I know that personally, I have grown to appreciate subjects that are not math and science. I also have Mr. Devine to thank, who a couple years ago decided he wanted to invest in the future of a total stranger. So, thank you. Thank you to all of you who have given us so much. It is truly a gift from God to receive so much from all of you and I can’t really think of anything we did to deserve it. But I feel we have used them well here during our time together at the Abbey. Therefore, I challenge myself and my fellow classmates to continue to make use of these gifts for the benefit of others. To leave any place a better place than we found it. Be it college, our future job, or whatever life throws at us because I know that with the skills we have learned here, we can shape our communities, our country, and our world for the better. ♦


Class of 2018Bottom Row: Brian Devine, ’59, Steve Kinnaird, ’80, Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB, Ian Adoremos, Hank Hermens, Abbas Ali, Nat Monahan, Joshua Brogi, Justin Williams, Ryan Torpey, Max Patten, John Cerritelli, Carlos Alvarado-Flores, Abbot James Wiseman, OSB, Bill Crittenberger, Alex Morse. Second Row: Emmanuel Tamrat, Fred Buchanan, Will Sullivan, Matt Laskowski, Robert Lesher, Will Lawrence, Dan Fitzpatrick, Alex Shipe, Darius Kuddo, Konrad Wampler, Philip Flannery. Third Row: Thomas Miller, James Englander, Abraham Mekonnen, Kevin Clark, Luke Craver, Sam Cohen, Jack Werwinski, Michael Henshaw, Alex Farhang. Back Row: Daniel Geda, Lealem Aderie, Jacky Zhong, Potter Li, Sheran Perera, Ben Borzekowski, Conor O’Connor, Quinten Howe, Colin Ray, Fitz Elder, Marcus Domson, Charlie Kumkumian.

Vespers of Graduation


Class of 2018Awards & Honors St. Anselm of Canterbury Award For outstanding service to the school community

Austin Scholar AwardFor outstanding academic achievement

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

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

St. Anselm’s Faculty AwardFor outstanding academic performance and commitment to learning

Mark Duchesne Memorial Scholar- Athlete Award For outstanding academic and athletic achievement

Alumni Association Awards In Social Studies In Math and Science In Classical Languages In Modern Languages In Fine Arts Bijali Dutta Ghosh Book Award For commitment to and ability in the natural sciences

Goldberg Science Award For achievement in the field of science outside of school

Barry Creative Writing Prize for Short Story In Memory of Mr. Peter Barry, ’83

Cardinal Award For Christian attitude, spirit, and service to school and parish community

Faculty-Conferred Awards

External Awards

National Merit Commended StudentsBen Borzekowski, Sam Cohen, Michael Henshaw, Darius Kuddo, Will Lawrence, Nat Monahan

National Hispanic Recognition ProgramCarlos Alvarado-Flores, John Cerritelli

Sheran Perera

Mr. Crittenberger, Nat Monahan, and Mr. Morse

Nathaniel Monahan

Ryan Torpey

Abbas Ali &Marcus Domson

Daniel Geda

Matthew Laskowski

Robert LesherJacky ZhongJack WerwinskiKevin ClarkFrederick Buchanan

Samuel Cohen

Darius Kuddo

Maximillian Patten

Carlos Alvarado-Flores

The Gingi Enzel Award for Excellence in Spanish

Sr. Mary Immaculate Award For outstanding achievement in the Fine Arts

Peter Samp, ’08, AwardFor contributions to the It's Academic Team

Henry Hermens

Mr. Crittenberger, Mr. Morse, Darius Kuddo, Mr. Taylor

Fr. Peter, OSB, and Ryan Torpey

Carlos Alvarado-FloresBenjamin Borzekowski

John CerritelliKevin Clark

Samuel CohenAlexander Farhang

Michael HenshawDarius KuddoRobert Lesher

Nathaniel MonahanEmmanuel Tamrat

Konrad WamplerYi Zhong

(Granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP

Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.)

AP Scholars with Distinction

Luke Craver

Nathaniel Monahan


Form II TransitionAlumni SpeakerRICHARD PERA, ’10Father Peter, Father Michael, Mr. Crittenberger, Mr. Leathers, faculty members, and, most importantly, the Second Form class: it is an honor to address you on this joyous day. Congratulations, Abbey Boys, on advancing from the lower school. Congratulations as well to the proud parents and family members whose faithful support enabled this achievement.

Before I begin, I want to say that, earlier this week, I emailed Fr. Michael asking for advice for this speech. He replied: “You’re a Presbyterian and you’ve listened to a lot of preaching, so you may have an inclination to talk for a long time. Remember: we Catholics love short sermons!” I’ll do my best to be quick, Father.

In my Third Form year, I made a terrible choice. At a class event in this theater – standing on this very stage – I publicly mocked one of my classmates. It was un-provoked, unwarranted, and hurtful. I did it because I wanted to fit in with the “cool” guys who acted that way all the time. My comments were deliberate – in-tended to enhance my status at another’s expense. It was wrong, and I knew it. My heart was filled with immediate regret. The incident proved important for my moral development, exposing a conflict between the man I wanted to be and the man God wanted me to be.

In The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis outlines the fundamental difference between good and evil, which speaks to this inner confrontation I experienced. He writes: “The whole philosophy of Hell rests on rec-ognition of the axiom that one thing is not another thing…that one self is not another self. My good is my good and your good is yours. What one gains another loses.”

Heaven’s philosophy is the opposite. Lewis explains that God’s approach is a seeming contradiction: “Things are to be many, yet somehow also one. The good of one self is to be the good of another. [God] calls [this] love, and this can be detected under all He does and even all He is.”

What Lewis is saying is that we face a decision.

One choice is selfishness. We can engage in zero-sum competition for physical gains and human admiration. But Lewis warns that even if we find success, this pat-tern will lead us to moral bankruptcy. Taking this path means going it alone. The other choice is selflessness. We can sacrifice for others – even those we dislike. We can approach life with humility and gratitude, finding richness in every moment. “The good of one self can be the good of another.”

Throughout the next four years, you will face variants of the same decision, hundreds of times over. Will you be selfish or selfless? Will you act in your own interest

or help to raise up those around you? Will you see other people as commodities or partners?

The rhetoric of righteousness is found in almost every formal speech and homily at St. Anselm’s. I know it gets monotonous. I cannot tell you the number of times I heard terms like pax in sapientia, ora et labora, and conversatio morum. My class used to joke that we could play “Benedictine Bingo” anytime Fr. Peter addressed us.

But the funny thing about this place is that all that stuff really sticks with you. And I suspect that it isn’t the homilies that do it – it certainly won’t be this speech. Instead, it’s love in action, demonstrated by faculty, staff, coaches, classmates, and especially the monks – people who put others before themselves and find deep fulfillment through it.

Allow me to give a few examples.

• The humility shown by an upperclassman who foregoes lunch in the Senior lounge to sit with middle schoolers in the Commons.

• The dedication shown by teachers like Mr. Com-mins, who sacrificed his free time to help strug-gling math students work through homework problems and build up their confidence.

• The generosity of one of my baseball teammates, who, whether he played or not, spent hours each week maintaining the field – never once com-plaining.

• And the gentle love shown by the late Fr. Ed-mund, who, though frail, stood sentry in the up-per building hallways, greeting every student he could with a smile and a hug.

There are moments when love is so apparent and powerful that it is impossible to ignore. But for every one of those grand moments, there are dozens of little moments like the ones I just described. They are easily overlooked in the barrage of high school: the home-work that never seems to end; the big game, match, or performance coming up; the crushes and dances; and, yes, the college applications – which are coming sooner than you think!

Often, I was so caught up in these things that I bare-ly noticed the love all around me, which meant that


Form II Student SpeakerDASH TISCHLER

Fr. Peter, Fr. Michael, Mr. Crittenberger, Mr. Pera, faculty, parents and guests, and my classmates from Form II:

Hello, and thank you all for coming to the Transition Ceremony. I hope to be able to sum up our Form as best I can in my remarks today. We’ve had three great, and at times crazy, years together, which definitely en-compassed more than I could tell you in even a day. In this year alone, we learned that accidental window breaking is our unofficial sport; calling someone “tra-ditional living room” in Arabic is not an acceptable method of cursing them out; apparently we’re not supposed to “curse” at each other in Arabic for fun in the hallway; and every grade is a “dub”—that is, a “W” for a win--meaning every assessment that we get handed back is points on the board toward today.

But most importantly, we need to say, “thank you” to several people. Thank you, Mr. Crittenberger, Mr. Leathers, Ms. Lane, all our teachers, and the SAAS staff. Thank you all for educating us. Thank you also to every Form Advisor we’ve ever had—Ms. Lane, Ms. Gotta, Dr. Manglitz, Ms. Sutton, Ms. Dunne, Mr. Gu-bartalla and Senora Montoya. Their job has been to be our grade’s advocates, to address all of our unique questions and to guide us through middle school. We also need to thank all the upper schoolers, and the other middle schoolers for being at school with us, and, in particular, the Form I parents and students who organized and are hosting the reception after this service. Thank you all very much. Lastly, we need to thank all our parents, who make so much possible for us. I hope all of you know that you are the best.

I know that St. Anselm’s has ten important core values, called the Hallmarks, and the one that best sums our class up is Community. We are tight knit as a grade, and although there are a lot of people who have joined since Form A, none of us think “Oh, he’s new” about any of those individuals; it feels like all of us have been here since the start. I remember in Form A, Mr. DeLuca asked, “How did you find us?” There are a bunch of different answers to that ques-tion. Some people have family ties, but what about the rest of us? We are all very different people with dif-ferent stories, but this is where we decided to come, and I think that speaks volumes. The commitment to attend SAAS as a middle school student requires a lot of effort, in and outside of the classroom, on behalf of both the students and parents. There is a signifi-cant amount of work involved, and lot of people travel from far distances.

Lastly, I know some of you here (both teachers, and students) are heading on to your next adventure. On behalf of all of us we wish you the greatest success. Please, do remain in touch, you will be missed.

Thank you all for coming today to celebrate this mile-stone. I can’t wait for us to get going on the next four years as a class. Once again, thank you all for being here with us today. ♦

I mostly focused on myself. But these moments are there; this community is filled with them. Looking back, you’ll realize how much they’ve shaped you.

I learned from my mistake in Form III. From then on, I made an effort to be a friend to many – including those I didn’t really care to know. A funny thing hap-pened along the way: I found belonging and purpose. Over the next several years, our class, which had its problems, steadily solidified and matured. By Senior year, I came to view this place as home, my classmates as my brothers, and the monks as wise, old uncles (or something like that). My most treasured friendships originated here at The Abbey.

To those of you who are leaving St. Anselm’s for an-other high school: I wish you well. As someone who

attended three middle schools in three years, I can report that experiences at past schools can shape you for the better. Learn from your time here; take the good from it. Seek to lift those around you in all that you do.

For those of you who are returning to The Abbey: I envy you. These next four years will go by far too quickly. Don’t get me wrong: they’ll be tough. But they’ll also be filled with those little moments of self-less love.

Look for those moments. Give thanks for them. Cre-ate them yourself.

Thank you, and congratulations. ♦

James Leathers, ’04, Head of the Middle School


Awards to UnderclassmenHeadmaster’s AwardFor contribution to class, positive attitude, and school spiritForm A Kyle McHughForm I Warwick LloydForm II Dash TischlerForm III Ezra OnyewuForm IV John Paul LibanatiForm V Hollis Howe

St. Anselm’s Faculty AwardFor outstanding academic performance and commitment to learningForm A Isaac LinForm I Sevan Seltzer Form II Eamon GoffForm III Joseph LangForm IV Nicholas DanielForm V Henry Yuan

Barry Creative Writing Prize in Short StoryIn memory of Peter Barry, ’83Form III Joseph Lang

“Egg Drop” AwardForm IV Joey Horner & Will Muoio

Rensselaer MedalForm V Forest Miller

Harvard Book AwardForm V Forest Miller & Peter Clark

National Spanish Exam, Gold MedalForm IV Antoni Wellisz

National French Exam, High HonorsForm II Eric Montesi Form III Eduardo Ruis Luca Smith

Form IV Carder del Rosario Will Monahan John Paul Libanati

National Greek Exam, Outstanding Performance, Blue RibbonForm V Ryan Fennelly

National Mythology Exam, Bronze MedalForm V Jesse Broderick-SokolForm II Will Hixson

American Mathematics Competition AwardsLevel 8 First Place Warwick Lloyd Weston Muoio Caleb Perry Paul Ritacco Level 10 First Place Xinkai Cai Second Place Antoni Wellisz Third Place Owin Vanderver Stephen DeCarloLevel 12 First Place Nick Sansone Second Place Sam Cohen Third Place Lucas Shi

On the day of their Transition Service, the Form II class with: Richard Pera, ’10; Fr. Peter, OSB; Janine Dunne, Form II Advisor; James Leathers, ’04, Head of the Middle School; Melissa Montoya, Form II Advisor; Bill Crittenberger.

Form II Transition


Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB PresidentMr. Bill Crittenberger HeadmasterMr. Kirk Otterson Assistant HeadmasterMr. Alexander Morse Head of the Upper SchoolMr. James Leathers, ’04 Head of the Middle School

Department Chairs & Administrators

Mr. Henry Achilles Chair, Social Studies DepartmentMr. Robert Alspaugh Chair, Religion Department and Director of Summer ProgramsMr. H.D. Baha Director of TechnologyMrs. Lisa Barry Main OfficeMs. Tamara Brown Registrar and Office ManagerMr. Mark Commins Director of Finance and OperationsMr. John Corrigan, ’83 Chair, Mathematics DepartmentMr. Zack Delgado Athletic TrainerMr. Hal DeLuca Director of College CounselingDr. Charles Downey Chair, Fine Arts DepartmentMrs. Maryrita Dunlavey LibrarianMr. John Goldberg Campus Ministry & ServiceDr. Larry Joseph Chair, Modern Language DepartmentFr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56 ChaplainMr. Lawrence Hamm, ’68 Director of Alumni AffairsMr. Jeffrey Harwood Assoc. Director of College CounselingMr. Kyle Bellows Associate Director of AdmissionsMrs. Mary Kelly Director of CommunicationsMs. Sean Lane Dean of StudentsMs. Stacey Marnell Guidance CounselorMr. Michael McCarthy Director of Student ActivitiesMr. Thomas Mehigan Director of Faculty DevelopmentMr. Muhammad Mian Network/System EngineerMr. José Morales Director of FacilitiesMs. Delora Pelosi Chair, Classical Language DepartmentMr. Stephen Roush Director of AthleticsMr. Bryan Taylor Chair, Science DepartmentMr. Jonathan Vaile Chair, English DepartmentMrs. Kimberly Walhout Assistant Director of DevelopmentMrs. Ieva Young Business ManagerMr. Peter Young, ’01 Director of Admissions

Mr. Christopher BattleMr. Kyle BellowsMr. Pablo BonillaDr. Anita ChernovitzMrs. Nancy CholisMr. Peter Collins, ’74Mr. Paul Commins

2017-2018 Faculty & Staff

Mr. Mark DeanMr. Phil DickersonMs. Janine DunneMr. Alex Edsall, ’10Mr. Adam FriesMrs. Susan Ginsberg

Mr. Abdel GubartallaMrs. Kay KalhornMr. Michael Lodico, Jr.Dr. Marcel MaicanDr. Michael Manglitz, ’00Mrs. Melissa Montoya

Mr. John MontrollMs. Maria Paz OlaveMr. Dennis SissonMr. Michael StaronMs. Blair SuttonDr. Herbert Wood

Religious Faculty & Staff

Fr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56Br. Matthew Nylund, OSBFr. Peter Weigand, OSBAbbot James A. Wiseman, OSB

Lay Faculty & Staff

Top: Henry Achilles, Social Studies De-partment Chair. Middle: Michael Staron, Religion Department. Bottom: Abdel Gu-bartalla, Modern Languages Department.


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