2008-2009 Annual Report

Saint Raphael Academy
A Catholic Lasallian School of Excellence
STATE OF THE ACADEMY REPORT
2008-2009
Mission Statement
Saint Raphael Academy is a Catholic, co-educational,
college preparatory school, founded in the tradition of
Saint John Baptist de La Salle, and rooted in the
Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Academy welcomes a
student body that is academically, economically and culturally
diverse. Through its commitment to Christian values, the Academy
strives for excellence in all programs for the spiritual, academic,
Dear Friends,
Nearly four hundred years ago in the city of Rheims, France, St. John Baptist de la
Salle, a titled young man from an affluent family, founded a teaching order of
brothers, dedicated to educating all children, regardless of wealth or status.
Today, the De La Salle Christian Brothers carry out that educational mission in 82
countries, operating more than 1,000 schools.
Saint Raphael Academy maintains a deep commitment to the founding principles
of St. John Baptist de La Salle:
• Academic Excellence
• Concern for the Poor/Social Justice
• Faith in the Presence of God
• Inclusivity/Respect for All Persons
• Dedication to the Teachings of the Gospel
Saint Raphael Academy is recognized as a living embodiment of these core principles.
In all that we do, we at Saint Raphael Academy—faculty, staff and volunteers—seek
to assist today’s parents in the “educational, ethical and religious formation of
their children.” No calling is more urgent in today’s challenging world, no
profession more rewarding.
In the pages of this annual report, you will find highlights of the 2008-2009
academic year. We believe these selected accomplishments illustrate the
dynamic, real-world education that is fostered here on Walcott Street. We
invite you to join us—as a parent, student, teacher, donor, volunteer or friend—in
helping to bring to daily life the ideals of Saint John Baptist de La Salle. We are proud
to be part of the Lasallian tradition, and proud that Saint Raphael Academy is such a
fine example of its worth.
cultural and physical development of each student. Saint Raphael
Academy seeks to provide a safe environment that places a priority
on mutual respect as well as self-discipline. The Academy prepares
each student for a life dedicated to learning, leadership and
service to the Church and the community.
Michael C. Sweeney
Principal
Darby S. Castigliego
Vice President of Operations
Together, Michael Sweeney and Darby Castigliego form the administrative team for Saint Raphael
Academy. As principal, Michael handles all academic matters, while Darby serves as the chief operating
officer, in charge of the business and financial concerns of the Academy.
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D edicati o n t o t h e T eac h i n gs o f t h e G o spe l
Our Annual Multi-Cultural Week in March featured the return to campus of alumni
Stephanie Tecun ’01 (a fourth-year medical student at Brown) who spoke about her
volunteer work with a medical clinic in the Dominican Republic, as well as siblings
Jon Bolano ‘05, Sarah Bolano ‘06 and friends Melissa Idarrago ‘07 and Brandon
Contreras ‘08, who instructed the students in salsa dancing.
The Boys Tennis team captured top
honors for the first time in school
history, winning the Division III
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The Girls Soccer team captured the Division III State Championship for the first time
in Saint Raphael Academy history.
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English Department Chair David O’Connell was named by the Rhode Island State
Council of the Arts as the recipient of its prestigious Fellowship in Poetry for 2009.
David received his M.F.A. in creative writing from Ohio State University and is currently
at work on his first full-length collection of poetry. He has been published in several
literary and poetry journals.
The Moore Scholars, a multi-disciplinary program for gifted students, selected
alternative energy as their subject of study for the 2008-2009 academic year. As part
of their course of study, they learned how to make their own biodiesel fuel.
Jim MacDougald, member of the Class of ’46, donated more than 600 volumes
on the life of Abraham Lincoln to the Saint Raphael Academy library. This valuable
collection of books, some dating back to the 19th century, will form the basis of
study for the Moore Scholars for the 2009-2010 academic year.
The Saint Raphael Academy Drama Club won the Rhode Island State Drama
Festival for its one-act play “Among Friends and Clutter.” This marks the twelfth time
in the last sixteen years that Saint Raphael students have captured the top prize.
Football Coach Mike Sassi (class of ’88) was a featured speaker at the Big New
England Football Clinic in Newport.
Principal Michael Sweeney and Vice-Principal James Pierce completed a three-year
training program in the Lasallian Leadership Institute, conducted by the Christian
Brothers of St. John Baptist de la Salle.
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At the Rhode Island Model Legislature
at the State House in Providence, the
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Students collected more than 80 “baby shower” items to be donated to the
Gabriel Project, a diocesan-sponsored effort to provide assistance to low-income ,
expectant mothers.
Rhode Island sports legend and SRA coach George Patrick Duffy, whose coaching
career spans an amazing seven decades, was inducted into the Rhode Island Radio
Hall of Fame, in recognition of his many years serving as the voice of the Rhode Island
Reds hockey team.
The students of Saint Raphael Academy donated more money per capita than any
other high school in Rhode Island for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s annual
fund drive, “Pennies for Patients.”
Betty Monahan was honored as Rhode
Island’s Outstanding Advisor by the
Future Business Leaders of America.
Betty has been leading the FBLA group
at Saint Raphael Academy for six years.
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Exc el le n c e
Here are some of the Colleges and Universities offering acceptance to members of the class of 2009:
Many schools offer rigorous academic training to young people, and Saint Raphael
Academy is proud to be among their number. Fully 99% of our students continue
their education at several well-known colleges and universities. Our faculty are
talented and caring, and demonstrate the ideal of lifelong learning for all of
our students.
But Academic Excellence is just the starting point of education at Saint Raphael
Academy. The scholastic achievements highlighted here cannot be viewed solely
through the prism of college admissions or Ivy League acceptance rates. The purpose
of a Saint Raphael education is not to separate oneself from one’s peers, but rather
to embrace them more fully. We believe that education is valuable not because it
confers distinction, but because it inspires a true appreciation for the deep bonds that
connect us as equals in the human family
AP English teacher and Department Chair David
O’Connell was named recipient of the Rhode Island
State Council of the Arts Fellowship in Poetry for 2009.
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Librarian Michael Foster serves as moderator for
the Moore Scholars, a program designed for
students who excel in intellectual ability and
creative thinking, who demonstrate talent in
the visual or performing arts and who wish to
participate in a multi-disciplinary learning
community, both in and out of the classroom.
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The science labs at SRA are completely outfitted for state-of-the-art instruction in
chemistry, biology, and forensics.
Albertus Magnus College
American International College
Assumption College
Boston University
Bryant University
Clarkson University
College of the Holy Cross
Emmanuel College
Hofstra University
Iona College
Johnson & Wales University
Kingston University
Manhattan College
Marquette University
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Massachusetts College of Art
Merrimack College
Nichols College
Northeastern University
Norwich University
Plymouth State University
Providence College
Quinnipiac University
Rhode Island College
Roger Williams University
Sacred Heart University
Saint Anselm College
Salve Regina University
Simmons College
Southern Connecticut State University
Southern New Hampshire University
Springfield College
St. John’s University
St. Michael’s College
Stevens Institute of Technology
Stonehill College
Suffolk University
University of Bridgeport
University of Connecticut
University of Delaware
University of Massachusetts
University of New Hampshire
University of Rhode Island
University of Vermont
Washington College
Western New England College
Wheaton College
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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D edicati o n t o t h e T eac h i n gs o f t h e G o spe l
Concern for the Poor
Soc ia l Ju s t i c e
Scholarship Assistance
To help put a quality education within
reach for families, the following
scholarships provided financial aid to
several students during the 2008-2009
academic year.
It is a truth found throughout all of human history: talent, intellect, virtue and character
are widely dispersed among the population; opportunity is not. We seek to address this
disadvantage, first by welcoming rich and poor alike as students at Saint Raphael Academy; and
second, by challenging all our students, once enrolled, to consider that disparity of
opportunity through the lens of social justice.
By focusing on tangible service projects such those we highlight in this report, and through a
directed study of social justice issues in our religion classes, we seek to enkindle in our students
a recognition of the dignity of each individual, and a commitment to the ideals of social justice.
The Lasallian Youth Program is an organization designed to help young people
live out the Lasallian mission by performing charitable works, attending leadership
conferences with fellow Lasallian schools across the country and sponsoring service
projects in local communities. At Saint Raphael Academy, there are 200 members of
our Lasallian Youth Program.
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As part of the world-wide network of
Lasallian schools, Saint Raphael Academy is paired with St. Mary’s School
in Nyeri, Kenya. Throughout the
school year, our students in Pawtucket are reminded of the hardships
their counterparts in Nyeri are willing
to overcome every day just for the
chance to go to school. We at
SRA assist our sister school in Kenya
through fundraisers and prayers.
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The faculty and students of Saint Raphael Academy joined
forces to sponsor needy families during the Thanksgiving
and Christmas holidays. Students prepared and delivered
Thanksgiving food baskets complete with a turkey and
the trimmings. At Christmas, they shared their blessings
by donating food and gifts. Working through local social
service agencies, SRA assisted more than 40 families in the
Greater Providence area.
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As part of their religious instruction,
students helped support the Gabriel
Project of nearby St. Joseph’s Parish,
by donating baby supplies for poor
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expectant mothers.
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In March, SRA students joined with
other high schools for a “Homeless
Sleepout”, sponsored by the Diocese
of Providence. Students spent the
night outdoors in cardboard boxes
to help promote awareness of the
growing problem of homelessness in
T he Christopher Andreozzi ’96
Memorial Scholarship
The Stephen C. Azevedo ’86
Memorial Scholarship
The Bristol County Savings
Bank Scholarship
The Casey Family Fund
The Joseph A ’66 & Melanie S. Cherry Scholarship
The Christian Brothers Scholarship
The Christian Brothers Provincialate Scholarship
The Citizens Bank Scholarship
The Michael Dalton ‘64/John Hulme ’64 Memorial Scholarship
The Chris & Ida DiCarlo Scholarship
The Kevin M. Donahue ’71 Scholarship
The David A. Duffy ’57 Scholarship
The John Farley Scholarship
The Ralph Holden Memorial Scholarship
The Kathleen Hoyas ’79 Memorial
Scholarship
The King/Condon Scholarship
The King Family Scholarship
The Kumiega Family Scholarship
The Fr. Americo D. Lapati Memorial Scholarship
The Dennis M. Lynch ’74 Memorial
Scholarship
The C. Dona Maynard ’29 Memorial Scholarship
The McDermott Family Scholarship
The Joseph T. McHale ’62 Memorial Scholarship
The Thomas & Katherine McHale
Memorial Scholarship
The Shawn M. Nassaney ’94 Memorial Scholarship
The Dennis O’Brien Memorial
Scholarship
The Francis C. Riley ’33 Memorial
Scholarship
The Terry Thomas ’87 Memorial
Scholarship
The Tierney Family Scholarship
The Doreen Ann Tomlinson Memorial Scholarship
If you’d like to add to these scholarship
funds, or create your own, contact the
Development Office at 401-732-8100,
ext. 120. Thank you!
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Inclusivity
Respect f o r all Per s ons
It’s hard to imagine a truly educated mind arriving at any other conclusion:
respect for the dignity of others is the foundation of civic and moral integrity.
At Saint Raphael Academy, we don’t explore this concept in the abstract, or simply
in the pages of textbooks. We live it every day. Diversity is celebrated everywhere
on our campus. Diversity of talent, age, language, culture. Diversity of interest,
opportunity, financial class, ability. Diversity of experience, appearance, ambition.
The wonderful paradox of diversity is that by embracing our differences, we
discover how similar we are.
Fr. Dan Sweet, SRA Chaplain,
commissioned ten students to serve
as Eucharistic ministers, assisting with
liturgies throughout the school year.
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Through this daily ritual, through monthly liturgies, through the efforts of our Pastoral
Services Department, and through daily religion class, the students of Saint Raphael
Academy are encouraged to grow in their faith and to become more fully mindful of
God’s presence in all that they do.
(R) Our student athletes inherit a proud and lengthy sports tradition that includes 48 state titles and
numerous division championships.
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Pre se n c e o f Go d
(L) The ritual square dancing class gets the same reaction
as when you were in high school: sheepish giggles! Being
open to new ideas and experiences is part of how we
encourage a spirit of diversity throughout the Academy,
even in Phys Ed!
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Faith in the
lucky to have met this wonderful alumnus.
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Each morning during the school year, as students assemble in home room, and
faculty prepare for the workday ahead, Principal Michael Sweeney calls on all of us to
pause and “Remember that we are in the Holy Presence of God.” With those words,
we collectively offer a morning prayer and conclude with the intention that unites all
Lasallian schools worldwide: “Live Jesus in our hearts. . .forever!”
In June, we were blessed to host a very distinguished guest:
Mr. Thomas Hogan, Class of ‘32, who had expressed a
wish to re-visit the halls of Saint Raphael Academy . Here,
Mr. Hogan and his sons are greeted by members of the
junior and senior classes. Sadly, we received word of Mr.
Hogan’s death shortly after this visit took place. We were
The Annual Fine Arts Gala showcases the artistic talents
of the SRA student body
Each class holds an annual retreat to promote spiritual growth and understanding.
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The student body attends monthly liturgies, held at nearby St. Joseph
Church.
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Dedication to the
Tea c h in g s o f
the Gos p e l
Lasallian schools affirm that education consists of more
than facts, figures and skills; true education forms a person
towards Christian maturity and responsible character. We
seek to instill in all of our students an appreciation of and
commitment to Gospel values such as honor, integrity,
compassion, truth, service, and forgiveness.
Contributors
The following scholarships were established or enlarged by generous
donors during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2009.
Memorial Scholarships
Live Honorably. Act with Integrity.
The Stephen C. Azevedo ‘86 Memorial Scholarship Fund
View Others Compassionately.
Speak Truthfully.
Scholarship Fund
Seek Justice.
Know God through Service to others.
Practice Forgiveness. Demonstrate Mercy.
Always Trust in the Lord.
Mrs. Elaine Azevedo
Mr. Michael Beauregard
Ms. Margaret A. Cardozo ‘86
Mr. Raymond R. Coderre ‘63
Mr. Robert H. Coderre ‘86
Mr. Thomas R. Coderre ‘87
Ms. Karin L. Cote ‘86
Ms. Dorothy M. Craig ‘86
Mr. Timothy M. Dwyer ‘86
Friends of Stephen Azevedo
Ms. Michelle M. Messier ‘86
Mr. William T. Noonan ‘78
Mr. Matthew R. Thomas ‘86
The Michael Dalton ‘64/John Hulme ’64
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Ms. June Dalton Risk
The Kathleen Hoyas ‘79 Memorial Scholarship Fund
Ms. Beth Hoyas Lovain ‘83
The Rev. Americo D. Lapati Memorial Scholarship Fund
Rev. Americo D. Lapati Trust
SRA students demonstrated a
special compassion through
the annual blood drive.
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The freshman class participated in their
first FSC Day—Faith, Service and
Commmunity—by helping sponsor a
neighborhood clean-up.
The Dennis M. Lynch, Jr. ’74 Memorial Scholarship Fund
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Members of the student
body helped feed the poor
by planting—and tending
during the suummer!—a
community garden in Slater Park.
Mrs. Rose McHale
The Shawn M. Nassaney ‘94 Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mrs. Barbara Shaw
Shawn M. Nassaney Memorial Fund
The Doreen Ann Tomlinson ‘80 Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mr. Rui M. Rita ‘86
The Ryder Book Scholarship Fund
Mr. Bernard F. Ryder ‘50
The Joseph Votta Scholarship Fund
Mr. Joseph Votta
Named Scholarships
The SRA General Scholarship Fund The Christian Brothers Scholarship Fund
Bristol County Savings Bank
Class of 1958
Fidelity Foundation
J C & B Coutu Foundation
Dr. Francis L. Scarpaci ‘50
Christian Brothers Community
Mrs. Margaret Dolan
In Memory of Owen Dolan ‘43
In Memory of Br. Daniel Casey, FSC
The Joseph A. ‘66 and Melanie S. Cherry Scholarship Fund
C.R. Bard Foundation
Joseph A. ‘66 and Melanie S. Cherry
The Chris & Ida DiCarlo Scholarship Fund
Mr. Chrispino DiCarlo
The Kevin M. Donahue ‘71 Scholarship Fund
Mr. Kevin M. Donahue ‘71
The C. Dona Maynard ’29 Memorial Scholarship Fund
The King/Condon Scholarship Fund
Bristol County Savings
Mrs. Rose McHale
The Design for Living Scholarship
Endowment/ Tuition Assistance Funds
The Duffy Family Scholarship Fund
The Joseph T. McHale ’62 Memorial Scholarship Fund
Graduation Scholarships
Chief & Mrs. John Tomlinson
In Memory of Dennis M. Lynch, Sr. ‘50
Mr. Michael Rankowitz
Mrs. Shirley Maynard
Saint Raphael students donated more money
per capita than any other high school to the
Annual “Pennies for Patients” drive of the
Leukemia and Lymphona Society. They had a
special incentive this year: Sophomore Fabio
Castro, who is recovering from leukemia.
The Thomas and Katherine McHale Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mr. David A. Duffy ‘57
Dr. Charles W. King ‘56
The Kumiega Family Scholarship Fund
Mr. Joseph A. Kumiega ‘54
The McDermott Family Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. John H. McDermott ‘51
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“The Time is Now”
Capital Campaign
Honor Roll of Donors as of June 30, 2009
Founder’s Circle ($100,000 +)
J C & B Coutu Foundation
Dr. Paul J. Healey ‘49
Dr. Charles W. King ‘56
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. MarcAurele ‘69
Mr. Charles E. Walker, Jr. ‘64
5 Founder’s Circle members
President’s Circle ($50,000 - $99,999)
Alice I. Sullivan Foundation
Citizens Bank
Mr. Edmund D. Fuller ‘52
Mr. Richard P. McMahon, Esq. ‘44*
Mr. & Mrs. Leo R. Mongeau ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Nassaney ‘64
Navigant Credit Union
Mr. John J. Partridge, Esq. ‘57
Pawtucket Credit Union
Mr. Thomas H. Quinn ‘55
17 Saint Raphael Circle members
De La Salle Christian Brothers Circle ($15,000 - $24,999)
Mr. James D. Burns ‘82
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Kashmanian
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Noonan ‘54
Mr. Martin J. Payton, Jr. ‘54
4 DeLaSalle Christian Brothers
Circle members
Lasallian Circle ($10,000 - $14,999)
Mr. James M. Leahy ‘44
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence F. Murphy ‘61
5 President’s Circle members
Saint Raphael Circle ($25,000 - $49,999)
Anonymous
Mr. George E. Briden ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Burgess ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Condon ‘52
Mr. David A. Duffy ‘57
Federated Department Stores
Hon. Eugene G. Gallant, Sr. ‘37*
Mr. Edward J. Galvin, CPA ‘74
Mrs. Dorothy Kleniewski
Mrs. Rose McHale
Mr. David P. McLoughlin ‘71
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Mr. Philip B. Barr, Jr. ‘69
Rev. Ronald E. Brassard ‘64
Major & Mrs. Eugene G. Gallant, Jr. ‘85
General Electric Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbane, Jr.
Rev. Francis J. Keefe ‘50
Dr. Michael E. Klufas ‘76
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Maneca ‘78
Mr. Paul R. Masse ‘77
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Mathieu ‘65
Dr. and Mrs. John F. Maynard ‘55
Mr. John McMahon, Jr., Esq. ‘75
Mr. William J. Moran, Sr. ‘43
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. O’Connor, III ‘60
PRM Concrete Corp.
Mr. Paul S. Quinn, Esq. ‘52
Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation
Mr. Morton J. Sweeney, Esq. ‘49
Tracey Gear, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Tracey ‘63
Mr. Kevin Tracey ‘74
Mr. Stephen P. Tracey ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence P. Tracey ‘72
23 Lasallian Circle members
Principal’s Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)
Mr. John A. Coleman ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Desmarais
Mr. Francis R. Dietz ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ferguson
The Gorman Family
Rev. Timothy Gorton
Mr. William S. King ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lynch, Esq. ‘75
Mr. Peter J. Miniati III, Esq. ‘80
Mr. Francis J. Quinn ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rouleau
Mr. Paul A. Sasseville ‘72
12 Principal’s Circle members
Walcott Society ($2,500 - $4,999)
Bank of America
Mrs. Melissa H. Bruhl ‘89
Mr. Raymond W. Casey ‘54
Mr. Stephen F. Eno ‘64
Dr. Karl Felber, D.O. ‘78
Mr. John J. Finan, Jr. ‘48
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Galvin, CPA ‘78
Mr. Joseph J. Germani ‘59
Mr. Jeffrey M. Goyette, Sr. ‘82
Mr. Peter F. Healey, Jr. ‘60
Mr. James T. Heatherton ‘52
Rev. Canon Anthony Iwuc ‘45
Mr. Terrence P. Maitland ‘65
Mr. Patrick G. Nee ‘97
Mr. Thomas A. Reardon ‘45
Mr. Dennis A. Ruest ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Salisbury ‘62
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Sowa
Mr. Carl J. Tetzner ‘64
19 Walcott Society members
Patrons ($1,000 - $2,499)
Mr. Joseph E. Blount ‘55
Mr. Michael Bouthillette
Dr. Michael D. Bruzzi, DVM ‘73
Mr. Kevin A. Coffey ‘75
*Deceased
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Coleman ‘59
Mr. Edward J. Creamer ‘46
Mr. R. Michael Cronin ‘55
Mr. Keith R. Davignon ‘74
Mr. Robert L. Deasy ‘49*
Mr. Louis E. Del Papa ‘55
Mr. Paul J. Fahey ‘48
Mr. Thomas M. Gallagher ‘72
Mr. Tom Generous ‘55
Mr. Robert J. Grace ‘88
Mr. Harold F. Hanewich ‘51
In Memory of Lawrence Jette ‘68
Mr. William J. Keddie ‘54
Mr. A. William Kennedy, Esq. ‘51
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Keough ‘76
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Kumiega, Jr. ‘54
Mr. Ernest J. Letendre, Jr. ‘64
Mr. Mark J. Loiselle, CPA ‘80
Mr.* & Mrs. Dennis M. Lynch, Sr. ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. James MacDougald ‘46
Mr. William F. Malkowski ‘48
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McCabe ‘60
Mr. Robert J. McClellan ‘55
Dr. Thomas J. McDonald, PhD ‘45
Mrs. Margaret McMahon
Mrs. Tracey Macksoud Moline ‘78
Mr. Laurence R. Miniati ‘59
Mr. Peter J. Miniati, Jr. ‘51
Mr. Charles A. O’Brien, Jr. ‘55
Mr. Robert F. Perreault, Sr. ‘57
Mr. Robert R. Phaneuf ‘48
Mr. J. Eugene Quinn ‘57
Mr. Michael J. Raftus ‘57
Mr. Thomas R. Ross ‘72
Ms. Lisa A. Russo ‘82
Mr. Peter H. Stratton ‘66
Mr. Stephen R. Wallace ‘66
Mr. Walter L. Wilk ‘55
42 Patrons
Contributors (up to $1,000)
Acadia Consulting Group
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Aldrich, Jr. ‘74
Anonymous
Mr. Joseph F. Arruda ‘71
Mr. Matthew G. Aspen ‘89
Mr. Gerald W. Audette ‘76
Mr. John S. Babiec, Jr. ‘57
Rev. Gerald E. Beirne ‘54
Mr. Lawrence T. Beirne ‘50
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Bergeron, Jr. ‘53
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Bessette, Sr. ‘41
Mr. Florian R. Boulay ‘64
Dr. Gerald P. Bourgeois ‘55
Mrs. Barbara Bourque
Col. Leo J. Brennan ‘56
Mr. Thomas K. Brett ‘67
Mr. Patrick M. Brogan ‘71
Mr. E. Alan Brookes ‘64
Mr. Albert J. Brouillette ‘61
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Brunelle ‘89
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Burgess ‘61
Mr. John F. Carr ‘75
Mr. Bernard W. Carty ‘58
Br. Thomas Casey, F.S.C.
Mr. Donald L. Champagne ‘60
Dr. and Mrs. Albert M. Colella ‘51
Mr. Edward J. Collins ‘41
Mr. Robert Condon
Mr. Timothy J. Conley ‘82
Mr. James F. Cooney, Jr. ‘52
Mr. Thomas J. Coughlin ‘56
Mr. William E. Coyle, Jr. ‘41
Mr. Richard M. Crook ‘49
Mr. Michael A. Derham ‘68
Dr. John A. Devanney ‘52
Mr. John J. DiTomasso ‘60
Mr. James V. Doane ‘60
Mr. Edward G. Donato, Jr. ‘60
Mr. Jean-Paul G. Dujardin ‘97
Mrs. Kristen L. Emerson ‘85
Mr. Joseph R. Falvey ‘53
Mr. Anthony F. Fargnoli ‘53
Mr. Bryan W. Ferguson ‘01
Mr. Andrew F. Fitzpatrick ‘78
Mr. & Mrs. Bertrand Fournier ‘44
Mr. Matthew S. Gaudette ‘00
Mr. John M. Gautreaux ‘84
Mr. Raymond R. Gemma ‘53
Thomas & William Gilbane Foundation
Mr. Edward F. Gillheeney ‘61
Mr. Charles H. Giuntini ‘60
Mr. Joseph W. Gontarski ‘50
Mr. Stephen (Mike) Grimley ‘64
Mr. Toby B. Guidry ‘96
Mr. George W. Gunther, Jr. ‘52
Dr. Benjamin R. Healey ‘55
Dr. Eugene H. Healey, MD ‘55
Dr. Raymond J. Hill, Jr., DMD ‘72
Mr. John J. Hunt ‘55
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Leon Josephs
Mr. Joseph W. Karpowich, Jr. ‘59
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Kayata
Mr. Michael J. Keenan ‘50
Col. (Ret.) Stephen P. Kelley, USARNG ‘61
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Keough ‘42
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Kern ‘50
Mr. Richard A. Krzyzek, PhD ‘64
Mr. Roger A. LaFrance ‘49
*Deceased
We extend sincere
thanks to all who
have supported our
capital campaign.
We apologize for any omissions or
misspellings and ask that you contact
us to report any errors.
13 Saint Raphael Academy
We extend sincere
thanks to all who
have supported our
capital campaign.
We apologize for any omissions or
misspellings and ask that you contact
us to report any errors.
Mr.* & Mrs. N. Donald LaMontagne ‘57
Ms. Holly Lazieh
Mr. Thomas Lazieh
Mr. John J. Lindley
Mrs. Sheila H. Longerbeam ‘76
Mr. George F. Lovett ‘51
Mr. John J. Lynch ‘55
Mr. John P. Lynch ‘52
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Lynch ‘54
Mr. William E. Malloy ‘78
Mr. Ronald D. Mandolfi ‘60
Mr. Ronald F. Mara
Mr. Donald J. Martin ‘49
Mr. Richard A. Martin ‘57
Dr. Stephen J. Martin, PhD ‘75
Rev. R. Thomas McConaghy ‘57
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. McEnery ‘69
Mrs. Mary-Beth McGrath ‘80
Mr. Eugene J. McMahon ‘51
Merrill Lynch
Mr. Thomas F. Mitchell ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. John Montalbano
Col. William J. Moran, Jr. ‘68
Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Morin
Maj. Alexander C. Murray ‘91
Hon. John A. Mutter ‘45
LTC and Mrs. Edmond R. Nolin, USA(Ret.)
Olin Corporation Charitable Trust
Mr. Vincent P. O’Neill ‘46
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Papineau ‘78
Mr. Donald C. Payton ‘56
Mr. Steven J. Pilz ‘76
Mr. Robert Pioli ‘55
Dr. John K. Primeau ‘57
Mr. Dennis G. Quinn ‘68
Mr. Joseph Raheb, Esq. ‘75
Mr. Kevin F. Reilly, CPA ‘73
Mr. Joseph Rezendes II ‘68
Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Rogers ‘50
Ruotolo Associates
Mr. Mark E. Russell ‘69
Mr. Thomas W. Stott ‘60
Mr. Dennis M. Tierney ‘66*
In Memory Of Dennis Tierney ‘66
Mr. Paul G. Tierney
Tiffany & Co.
Mr. William K. Toole II ‘44*
Mr. L. Patrick Tracey ‘57
Mr. Edward F. Trimble ‘55
Mr. Terrence Tyrrell ‘67
Mrs. Colleen E. Varone ‘88
Mr. Stephen P. Walach ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Watson ‘79
Mr. John V. Welch ‘49
Mr. Paul J. Wildenhain ‘52
Mr. Craig C. Zamoida ‘74
129 Supporters
*Deceased
A n n u a l Fu n d
Contributors Who Made A Donation in Fiscal Year 2009
Signum Fidei Society ($2,500.00 + )
Mr. George L. Agostini ‘52
Mr. George E. Briden ‘71
Citizens Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Condon ‘52
Hon. Eugene G. Gallant, Sr. ‘37*
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. MarcAurele ‘69
Ms. Marie McGlory
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rouleau
7 Signum Fidei Society members
Raphaelite Society ($1,500.00 +)
Bank of America
Intercity Maintenance Inc.
2 Raphaelite Society members
Principal’s Society ($1,000.00 + )
Mr. Gerard A. Asermely ‘69
Dr. Michael D. Bruzzi, DVM ‘73
Mrs. Darby Castigliego
In Memory of William K. Toole, II ‘44
Dr. Laurent Gousie
Rev. Patrick J. Hunt ‘31*
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Kean ‘50
Mr. William J. Keddie ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. James MacDougald ‘46
Dr. Richard G. Skalko, PhD ‘53
Mr. William D. Slattery, Jr. ‘49
Dr. Joseph W. Walek, M.D. ‘70
12 Principal’s Society members
Br. Marcellus Leo Society ($500.00 +)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bessette ‘75
Mr. David R. Carlin, Jr. ‘56
Mr. Joseph B. Cavanaugh ‘54
Mr. Edward J. Creamer ‘46
Mr. Anthony Di Petrillo, Esq.
Mr. & Mrs. Bertrand Fournier ‘44
Mr. Thomas M. Gallagher ‘72
Mr. Joseph W. Gontarski ‘50
Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Keith ‘66
Mr. Ronald J. Kelly ‘54
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Mr. Robert F. Martin ‘54
Mr. Vincent P. McCrystal ‘46
Mr. Vincent P. McDonald ‘51
Mrs. Rose McHale
Mr. David P. McLoughlin ‘71
Mr. Richard P. McMahon, Esq. ‘44*
Mr. & Mrs. William F. McMahon ‘48*
Mr. Martin J. Payton, Jr. ‘54
Pitney Bowes
Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation
Mr. Frank J. Toole, Jr. ‘47
Dr. and Mrs Dennis M. Tracey ‘63
22 Br. Marcellus Leo Society members
De La Salle Society ($250.00 +)
ACE INA Foundation
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson
Mr. John S. Babiec, Jr. ‘57
Mr. Ronald Baker ‘63
Mr. William F. Barry ‘39
Mr. William J. Bowe ‘45
Mr. James F. Chaston ‘70
Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Clynes ‘59
Mr. John A. Coleman ‘50
Dr. Joseph V. D’Almeida, DVM ‘73
Mr. Edmund J. Farrell ‘60
Mr. Tom Generous ‘55
Gerber Scientific, Inc.
Mr. Edward F. Gillheeney ‘61
Col. (Ret.) Paul J. Gorey ‘49
Mr. Irving X. Gorman ‘48
Mr. Dennis M. Hanson, JD ‘72
Mr. Thomas J. Hogan ‘32*
Mr. R. Kevin Horan, Esq. ‘68
Mr. John J. Lambert ‘49
Mr. Bertrand E. Larence, Jr. ‘81
Mr. Timothy C. Magill ‘63
Mr. Eugene J. McMahon ‘51
Mr. William J. Moran, Sr. ‘43
Mr. Joseph M. Morris ‘67
Maj. Alexander C. Murray ‘91
LTC and Mrs. Edmond R. Nolin ‘46, USA(Ret.)
Mr. David J. Normandin
NSTAR Foundation
Mr. Charles A. O’Brien, Jr. ‘55
Ocean State Oil
Olin Corporation Charitable Trust
Dr. Dennis P. Pacheco, PhD ‘67
Mr. Brian M. Philbin ‘66
Dr. Charles E. Pierce, Ph.D. ‘87
Mr. James Pierce
Dr. John K. Primeau ‘57
Dr. Arthur F. Rinaldi ‘52
Mr. Adrien L. Robichaud ‘60
Mr. Thomas J. Santos ‘88
Mr. Henry J. Sherlock ‘44
Mr. Joseph N. Sherry ‘80
Target
Textron Charitable Trust
Tiffany & Co.
Dr. Joseph L. Tracy, PhD ‘51
Mr. Stephen P. Walach ‘66
49 De La Salle Society members
Century Club ($100.00 +)
Mr. Robert Abbott
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Aldrich, Jr. ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Allard
Mr. Edward Ameen, Jr.
Anonymous
Mr. Charles Ayotte
Mr. Steven Babiec
Mr. John T. Baglaneas ‘71
Mr. Michael D. Balon ‘78
Mr. John J. Barry III
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Barry ‘61
Mr. Edward Bastia
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Beauregard
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Benoit
Ms. Amanda M. Bigoski ‘96
Mr. David E. Boni ‘73
Mr. Roland A. Bouffard ‘51
Rev. Ronald E. Brassard ‘64
Col. Leo J. Brennan ‘56
Sr. Regina Brennan, R.S.M.
Mr. Peter A. Breslin ‘53
Mr. Robert E. Brown ‘49
Mr. Donald P. Bucklin, Esq. ‘56
Burlington Resources Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Cabral
*Deceased
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Mr. Michael B. Cahir ‘63
Mr. Joseph D. Cardosi ‘60
Mr. Michael A. Carello ‘78
Mr. William H. Carter ‘56
Dr. Russell S. Chin, DDS ‘70
Mr. James F. Coffey ‘52
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Coleman ‘53
Mr. Gilbert M. Connly ‘54
Mr. James F. Cooney, Jr. ‘52
Mr. James A. Cuddy ‘68
Mr. William M. Cumplido, Jr. ‘90
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Dalton ‘79
Mr. Joseph J. Day, Jr. ‘51
Mr. Dennis G. Denelle ‘59
Mr. Francis R. Dietz ‘57
Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Drake
Mr. William A. Durgin, Sr. ‘46
Mr. Paul J. Fahey ‘48
Mr. Joseph R. Falvey ‘53
Mr. Anthony F. Fargnoli ‘53
Mrs. Gail Ann Farrington ‘91
Dr. Karl Felber, D.O. ‘78
Mr. Gary R. Ferguson ‘69
Mr. Roland O. Ferland ‘46
Mr. Ronald E. Ferri ‘57
Mr. John J. Fitzgerald ‘51
Ms. Catherine M. Flatley-Nachmann, Esq. ‘80
Fleet Bank
Mr. William M. Flood ‘57
Mr. Joseph E. Fogarty ‘38
Ms. Cheryl Foster
Ms. Ann M. Fox ‘82
Mr. Leo H. Fox, CPA ‘55
The Gannon Family
Mr. Matthew S. Gaudette ‘00
Mr. Joseph S. Gendron III ‘86
Mr. and Mrs. William Girard
Mr. Charles H. Giuntini ‘60
Mr. Andrew Given ‘09
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Glover
Mr. Michael P. Gorman ‘76
Mr. Raymond F. Gorman ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Gorman ‘57
Dr. Joseph J. Grant, OD ‘72
Mr. William J. Gregory ‘59
Mr. Charles M. Hannigan ‘80
Mr. William F. Harty ‘48
Mr. Jack H. Healey ‘53
Dr. Paul J. Healey ‘49
Dr. John F. Hogan, M.D. ‘42
Mr. Thomas J. Hogan, Jr.
Mr. William C. Howrie III ‘79
Ms. Barbara Hurley
Mr. Christopher D. Iannetta ‘01
IBM Corporation
Mr. Dennis R. Janicki ‘62
Mr. Gerald L. Kaveny
Mr. John T. Kaveny ‘47
Rev. Francis J. Keefe ‘50
Col. (Ret.) Stephen P. Kelley, USARNG ‘61
Alumni by Class Top 10
(by Percent Participation)
1951
12.7%
1953
12.6%
1947
12.5%
1946
12.3%
1954
11.4%
1949
11.2%
1957
11.2%
1960
10.8%
1955
10.6%
1963
10.0%
Alumni by Class Top 10
(by Percent of Total Raised)
1952
10.1%
1971
7.4%
1954
5.8%
1946
4.9%
1969
3.9%
1953
3.8%
1949
3.8%
1950
3.6%
1951
3.1%
1970
3.0%
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Mr. William J. Keogh ‘58
Hon. and Mrs. Joseph A. Keough ‘58
Ms. Nancy J. King ‘76
Mr. Stephen Knott
Deacon Raymond J. LaFrance ‘48
Mr. Armand P. Larochelle, Jr. ‘53
Mr. John F. Lavendier ‘64
Mr. Bernard M. Leddy ‘48
Ms. Christine Ledoux ‘84
Mr. Charles P. Lennon, Jr. ‘51*
Mr. James E. Locklin ‘53
Steven & Laura Loffredo
Mr. William Love ‘67
Mrs. Tracey Macksoud Moline ‘78
Mr. William F. Malkowski ‘48
Mr. William E. Malloy ‘78
Mr. Ronald D. Mandolfi ‘60
Dr. David A. Marcoux and Ms. Angela Bucci
Mr. Carlos I. Mariscal, Jr. ‘60
Mr. James D. Marques ‘72
Mr. Richard A. Martin ‘57
Mr. Paul O. Masse ‘54
Mr. Joseph M. McCabe ‘52
Mr. John E. McCarthy ‘49
Mr. Robert J. McClellan ‘55
Mr. Raymond J. McConaghy, Jr. ‘71
Mr. Joseph P. McCoy ‘69
Mrs. Susan P. McCutcheon ‘81
Mr. John T. McDonald, Jr. ‘56
Dr. Thomas J. McDonald, PhD ‘45
Mr. Thomas A. McDonough ‘56
Mr. & Mrs. Frederic D. McDuff ‘66
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. McEnery ‘69
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. McKendall ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. William J. McKenna
Mr. & Mrs. Peter McLaughlin
Mr. Earl McMahon, JD
Dr. and Mrs. James F. McManus, DDS ‘69
Ms. Linda Michalczyk
Mr. Laurence R. Miniati ‘59
Mr. Peter J. Miniati, Jr. ‘51
Mr. Donald C. Mitchell ‘53
Mr. Edward J. Mitchell ‘60
Mr. Thomas F. Mitchell ‘64
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Monaghan, Jr. ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. John Montalbano
Mr. Lawrence E. Moran ‘46
Mr. Walter J. Moran ‘55
Mr. Frederick J. Mullen, Jr. ‘70
Col. James J. Mulvey, USAR(Ret) ‘46
Mr. Terrence Murray
Mr. Christopher S. Mutter ‘73
Mr. John Nasuti
National Grid USA Service Company, INC.
*Deceased
Mr. Kevin M. Newton ‘77
Mr. Walt R. Nyzio ‘67
Mr. Richard F. Oakland ‘55
Mr. Daniel T. O’Brien ‘62
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. O’Connor, III ‘60
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Olobri ‘56
Mr. George P. Ouellette ‘59
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Paine ‘69
Mr. Raymond J. Papineau ‘71
Mr. Robert R. Phaneuf ‘48
Mr. Robert J. Powers ‘59
Ms. Kristen E. Procopio Schott ‘99
Mrs. A. Dalia Pucci
Rev. Paul F. Reynolds ‘57
Mr. John B. Richer ‘66
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Riley III ‘62
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Rizzolo, Jr.
Mr. Dennis A. Ruest ‘60
Mr. John A. Sabatini, Esq. ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Salisbury ‘62
Mr. Paul A. Sasseville ‘72
Mr. Robert T. Schwaner ‘55
Ms. Sandra Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Sowa
Col. Robert E. Stevens ‘47
Mr. Vernon S. Stromberg, Jr. ‘60
Mr. William D. Szuluk ‘71
Mr. John M. Thompson ‘75
Dr. James E. Tierney ‘51
Mr. Steven D. Toole ‘78
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Tormey ‘70
Mr. Kevin Tracey ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence P. Tracey ‘72
Mr. Richard J. Travers ‘59
Mr. Joseph C. Tumidajski ‘68
Mr. Robert A. Vacher
Mr. Paul H. Valentine ‘52
Mr. & Mrs. Leo G. Van Beaver ‘55
Mr. Robert F. Wall ‘49
Mr. William E. Wall ‘61
Mr. Robert A. Walsh ‘55
Mrs. Marilyn Whittet
Mrs. Elaine Wilcox
Mr. Richard A. Yacino, RPh ‘57
Mr. Craig C. Zamoida ‘74
186 Century Club members
Purple and Gold Guild ($50.00 +)
Anonymous
Mr. Dominic Agostini
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Bennett
Mr. A. Ronald Benoit ‘60
Mr. Leo O. Berube ‘53
Mr. John E. Bezak ‘49
Mrs. Karen A. Bodell ‘87
Mrs. Marie T. Bray ‘75
Mr. Patrick M. Brogan ‘71
Mr. Albert J. Brouillette ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Carrier, PE ‘51
Dr. Ronald L. Ciombor, DDS ‘66
Mr. Timothy J. Conley ‘82
Mr. Robert M. Crook ‘49
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Daigle ‘62
Mr. Louis E. Del Papa ‘55
Mr. Roger M. Donnelly ‘53
Fidelity Foundation
Mr. Robert D. Gavich, USAF(Ret.) ‘52
Mr. William T. Glynn ‘44
Br. Lawrence Goyette, F.S.C. ‘67
Mr. David Harrison
Mr. Norman E. Hebert ‘50
Mr. Joseph A. Jannetta ‘56
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Kern ‘50
Mr. George E. LaRose ‘47
Mr. Normand E. Levesque ‘47
Ms. Linda Lucas
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander MacIsaac
Mr. Noel E. MacIsaac ‘54
Mr. Donald J. Martin ‘49
Mr. Thomas A. McCormick ‘40
Mrs. Mary-Beth McGrath ‘80
Mr. James E. McHale ‘42
Mr. Thomas D. McLaughlin ‘61
Mrs. Margaret McMahon
Col. William J. Moran, Jr. ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Morris ‘66
Mr. John Mullin, Jr. ‘54
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. O’Brien ‘60
Mr. William H. O’Neill ‘76
Mr. Robert F. Perreault, Sr. ‘57
Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Petcavage ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Poirier ‘51
Deacon Paul F. Powers, SFO ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Queenan
Mr. Michael S. Raheb ‘74
Raytheon Electronic Systems
Mr. Roland P. Rivard ‘45
Mr. Francis W. Rose
Mr. Louis G. Roy ‘60
SABIC
Mr. Matthew R. Thomas ‘86
Dr. Vincent F. Trainor, Jr., Ph.D. ‘47
Mr. John Vallante
Mr. Francis S. Walach ‘57
Mr. John V. Welch ‘49
Mr. Walter L. Wilk ‘55
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Mrs. Susan Wyatt
63 Purple and Gold Guild members
*Deceased
We extend sincere
thanks to all who
who support the
Saint Raphael
Academy
Annual Fund.
We apologize for any omissions or
misspellings and ask that you contact
us to report any errors.
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We extend sincere
thanks to all who
who support the
Saint Raphael
Academy
Annual Fund.
We apologize for any omissions or
misspellings and ask that you contact
us to report any errors.
Alumni by State
Alabama 7
Alaska 2
Arizona 31
Arkansas 1
California 96
Colorado 21
Connecticut 131
Delaware 2
Florida 253
Georgia 26
Hawaii 7
Idaho 1
Illinois 15
Indiana 6
Iowa 0
Kansas 3
Kentucky 6
Louisiana 2
Maine 27
Maryland 43
Massachusetts 859
Michigan 14
Minnesota 7
Mississippi 2
Missouri 6
Montana 2
Nebraska 0
Nevada 3
New Hampshire 74
New Jersey 38
New Mexico 6
New York 81
18
North Carolina 29
North Dakota
Ohio 25
Oklahoma 3
Oregon 5
Pennsylvania 50
Rhode Island 4,333
South Carolina 20
South Dakota 1
Tennessee 14
Texas 38
Utah 3
Vermont 18
Virginia 85
Washington 14
West Virginia
Wisconsin 5
Wyoming 0
District of Columbia 14
2009
Saints Boosters up to $50
Aetna Foundation
Ms. Monica M. Allard Cox ‘92
Ms. Deborah Allen
Mr. Albert A. Anderson III ‘54
Anonymous
Mr. Joseph F. Arruda ‘71
Mr. Steven A. Bard ‘80
Rev. Gerald E. Beirne ‘54
Mr. Lawrence T. Beirne ‘50
Mr. Arthur J. Benson ‘57
Mr. James S. Bryce ‘61
Mr. Terrance Carberry ‘91
Mr. Maurice J. Carrier ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Casavant ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Casey
Mr. John J. Conroy, Jr. ‘59
Ms. Cathleen D. Corrigan ‘84
Mr. Lawrence D. Cunningham ‘53
Mr. Bruce W. Cusson ‘68
Ms. Christal L. Desmarais ‘97
Mr. Edward G. Donato, Jr. ‘60
Ms. Maria Donnelly
Mrs. Elizabeth Donovan
Mr. Raymond M. Doonan ‘47
Mr. Charles W. Dubuc ‘72
Dr. Stephen F. Dunn ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Durigan
Mr. Michael J. Dziok ‘64
Mr. Joseph J. Ford ‘56
Ms. Lori Ann Gagne ‘80
Ms. Josephine Gamba
Deacon & Mrs. Harris Gederman
Mr. George Haley, Jr. ‘67
Mr. Daniel Hayes ‘08
Mrs. Velma Jack
Mr. Anthony M. Joseph ‘00
Mr. Joseph P. Keough, Jr. ‘73
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Keough ‘42
Mr. & Mrs. William W. Labonte ‘65
Mr. Henri N. Labrie ‘74
Mr. Stanley P. Lachut, Jr. ‘62
Mrs. Pauline D. Lambert
Mr. Peter G. Lamberton ‘74
Mr. Henry J. Lamontagne, Jr. ‘63
Mr. Robert L. Lapointe, Esq. ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laroche
Mr. Michael Lavigne
Ms. Marilyn Leddy
Mr. David S. LeMay ‘76
Mr. Morris J. Leonard ‘47
Mr. Albert B. L’Etoile, Jr. ‘81
Mr. Michel C. Manosh ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Marshall ‘52
Dr. Stephen J. Martin, PhD ‘75
Mr. Bernard F. McDonald ‘51
Mr. Walter McGarry
Mr. G. Miles Mullervy, Jr. ‘63
Mr. & Ms. David J. Newton ‘75
Mr. James R. Nielson, MSW ‘73
Mr. Ronald A. Normand ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. William H. O’Brien, Jr. ‘51
Dr. and Mrs. Paul O’Malley
Mr. Edward J. Ozog ‘57
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Perriello
Ms. Mary A. Pietrantozzi ‘86
Mr. Dennis G. Quinn ‘68
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Raczelowski ‘51
Mr. Richard J. Ridolfi ‘59
Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Rogers ‘50
Mr. & Mrs. John Shea
Mr. Louis P. Spetrini ‘52
Ms. Betty Szeberenyi
Ms. Janet Tarpey
Mr. Raymond L. Tremblay ‘56
Mr. Bruce H. Villeneuve ‘66
Mr. Stephen R. Walsh, Jr. ‘73
79 Saints Boosters
*Deceased
Development Committtee
Edward Burgess ‘74, Chair
Ron Dalton ‘75
John Gautreaux ‘84
Rose McHale
Br. Edmund Precourt, FSC ‘63
Terry Tracey ‘72
Faculty/Staff
Caroline Aldrich
Darby Castigliego
Laura Loffredo
Terry Murray
Richard Rouleau
G o l f To u r n a m e n t
2009 Golf Tournament Tournament Sponsors:
Audette, Bazar, Cordeiro & Grasso
Kirshenbaum & Kirshenbaum
KLR Accounting
John McHale & Sons
MRT Jewelry
PRM Concrete
Quabaug Corporation
Tee & Green Sponsors:
Action Auto Parts
APS (Gerard Asermely ‘69)
Gansett Auto (Frank Corey ‘68)
Horan Law (R. Kevin Horan ‘68)
Rep. Peter Kilmartin
Manning-Heffern Funeral Home
(Ted Wynne ‘76)
McBurney Electric (Jack McBurney ‘68)
Monahan, Drabble, Sherman
Funderal Home (Mark Russell ‘69)
Ocean State Sign Company
(Mike Chute ‘65)
Navigant Credit Union
Precision Metal Services
(Jim Noonan ‘54, Marty Payton ‘54)
Tracey Gear
(Patrick ‘57, Steve ‘65, Terry ‘72, Kevin ‘74 Tracey)
Troy, Pires & Allen Insurance
(Peter ‘72, Greg ‘73 & Andy ‘81 Troy)
E. Turgeon Construction
Warzycha Construction
Washington Trust Wealth Management
(Peter Miniati, III ‘80)
Flag Sponsor:
Cart Sponsors:
Rob Grace ‘88
Irish Social Club
Joe Kumiega ‘54
Maré Studios
Pawtucket Credit Union
Premier Agendas
Prize Donors:
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Aldrich ‘74
Joe Beaudette ‘82
Darby Castigliego
Cantina Di Marco
The Country Inn
Doherty’s Irish Pub
Firefly Golf Course
The Ground Round
Brian Loynds
McLoughlin & Moran
Betty Monahan
Frank Rego ‘81
Spumoni’s
Steve Vargas
Chris Wiggins
The Golf Tournament Planning Committee
Terry Burgess ‘69, Co-Chair
Frank Corey ‘68, Co-Chair
Tom Hurley ‘83
Ray Lavoie ‘69
Steve Loffredo
Patrick Nee ‘97
Faculty/Staff
Br. Tom Carney
Kelly Marshall
Laura Loffredo
Richard Rouleau
Donnelly’s
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Donor Profile
M rs . R ose M c H ale
One of Saint Raphael Academy’s most loyal and
enthusiastic supporters is Mrs. Rose McHale. Rose’s
husband Joe (’62) was an active Board member
and passionate advocate for SAINTS when he was
tragically killed in a car accident six years ago. For
Rose, part of her healing involved picking up the
mantle for Joe and continuing his devotion to the
Academy.
One very visible manifestation of that devotion
is the Joseph T. McHale Administration Building,
located at the corner of Walcott and Maynard
Streets. This lovely old home was in need of
significant renovation in order to be usable by the
Academy as the home of its business offices. In
memory of Joe, who was Chair of the SRA Board
at the time the building was purchased, Rose has
contributed substantial amounts for landscaping,
new windows, paint and stucco repairs.
The McHale Building is now a beautiful setting for
Fiscal Year 2009
Summary
of
our Admissions, Alumni, Development and Business
Offices, and we are very grateful to Rose for helping to
make this possible.
But her concern for Saint Raphael Academy does
not stop there. Rose is also a member of our School
Board, a member of our Development Committee,
a member of our Nominating Committee, and a
generous contributor to our Annual Fund, to our Fine
Arts programs, and to our Capital Campaign. Rose is
also a scholarship sponsor for our students through
the Joseph T. McHale ‘62 Memorial Scholarship Fund
and The Thomas and Katherine McHale Memorial
Scholarship Fund.
According to Rose, there is one driving force
behind her generosity. As she has said many times,
“It is SO important to have a school like SRA in
this community for students of all backgrounds to
attend.” All of us at Saint Raphael Academy are deeply
indebted to her for her leadership and support.
Fi n a n ce s
5% 2%
Revenue
Tuition and Fees
Fundraising
Other
Finance Committee
Ms. Ann Kashmanian, Chair
Ms. Darby Castigliego
Mr. Edward Creamer ‘46
Mr. Kevin Farrell ‘83
Mr. Joseph Kumiega ‘54
93%
Mr. Henry Silva ‘82
Expenses
5% 3%
Instructional
8%
Scholarships & Financial Aid
8%
Overhead & Plant Maintenance
51%
12%
Administrative
Debt Expense
13%
Student Activities & Athletics
Fundraising Expense
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Saint Raphael Academy School Board
2008-2009
Mr. Henry Silva ’82, Chair
Ms. Mary Carney, Vice-Chair
Mr. Kevin Nowak, Secretary
Mr. Philip Barr ‘69
Mr. Edward Burgess ‘74
Mr. Ron Dalton ‘79
Br. Frederick DelAntonio, FSC
Dr. Laurent Gousie
Br. Robert Hazard, FSC
Ms. Ann Kashmanian
Ms. Rose McHale
Br. Edmond Precourt, FSC
SRA Administration
2008-2009
Mr. Michael C. Sweeney
Principal
Saint Raphael Academy
Ms. Darby S. Castigliego
Vice President for Operations
123 Wolcott Street
Mr. James Pierce
Vice Principal
401.723.8100
Pawtucket, Rhode Island 02860
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