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Autumn 2011
CONTENTS
Autumn 2011
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Commencement 2011
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Advancement Report
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Gift Report
Class Day and
Commencement Prizes
Reunion Weekend
Profiles in Giving
Thaddeus Fairbanks
Society
Board of Trustees
Benefit Golf Tournament
Alumni Events Calendar
Editor: Joe Healy
Art Director/Designer: Diego Melendez
Published by St. Johnsbury Academy,
Volume LII Number 3, Autumn 2011
June 6 was a bright, clear
early summer Monday
here at the Academy
during which more than
200 seniors became
Alumni Class of 2011.
We applaud all of their
achievements throughout
their time here at the
Academy and look
forward to welcoming
them, and you, back for
future events!
ADVANCEMENT OFFICE
Director of Development
and Alumni Relations
Tammi Sullivan Cady ’88
[email protected] (802) 751-2010
Associate Director of Alumni Relations
Alan Ruggles ’84
Prospect Research and
Development Assistant
Gail Rossier ‘73
Development and Alumni Assistant
Bonnie Jenks
Associate Headmaster
Advancement and Admission
Jack Cummings
Director
Marketing and Communications
Joe Healy
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Cover image: 2011 SJA graduates Aneleisa Gladding-Hinton and Jenna Forest;
inset (l-r) Theresa Martel Brown ‘61, Eugene Brown, Jean McGennis Vaughn ‘61
Samuel E. Bain Jr. ’64
John T. Benoit ’80
Gregory E. Boardman ’75
Bruce E. Buxton
Marcia D. DeRosia ’69
Robert M. Fairbanks
Nancy Usher Goodrich
Susan O’Neil Grayson ’67
John S. Hall ’66
Lee P. Hackett ’57, President
S. Hall ’66
James H. Impey ’64
Alex P.M. Ko
Bernier L . Mayo ’56
Kimberly A . Silloway ’82
Ronald W. Steen
Dale R. Wells ’64T
Jay O. Wright ’87
Edward R. Zuccaro
Trustees Emeriti
Ernest A . Begin ’63
Gordon V. DeWitt ’56
John M. Farmer
Robert C. Fuehrer
John P. Garey ’57
Allan D. Gilmour
Kenneth F. Hammer ’85H
William A . Julian ’45
Sybil Beck Kitchel ’32
Russell A . Reed ’34
Jean McGregor Rogers ’56
Roderic B. Vitty ’51
June 3 to 6
Rosanna Van Sluytman and Courtney Ward
Makenna Young
Cameron Bolden with his dad
Anh ‘Jenny’ Nghiem with her family
Ashley and Chelsea Toney
Board of Trustees President Lee Hackett ‘57
Thinh Nguyen, Josh Taylor, Luan Vu, Justin Tomaselli, Smith Tsoi,
and Ruo-yu Wang
WORDS ON LIFE AND LOVE
“Over the past four years here at the Academy, we’ve heard an awful lot about love.
Mr. Lovett mentions it often, as does just about everybody else here.” From the June 5
Baccalaureate night speech by Caleigh Cross, Class of 2011
“On Baccalaureate night, we’ve heard something we know in our hearts: The
love between people—between families and friends, between individuals and
communities—is a universal treasure, one of the best parts of being human. It is
what brings us together in Fuller Hall this night. We have also witnessed here tonight
that an even higher love—that joining the human with the divine—inspires us, and in
particular our students, to share this love with others.
We have been the beneficiaries of this love: teachers, mentors, parents, relatives,
friends, and classmates. We have all been enriched because we share in this universal
treasure, this best part of being human.”—Thomas Lovett, Headmaster, from a talk
titled “Reflections on Love” at Baccalaureate night 2011.
Caleb Dixon
ANELEISA GLADDING-HINTON VALEDICTORIAN
Good morning, and thank you for giving me the opportunity
to speak to you today. Before I begin, I must say a general
thank you to all of the students and teachers who have made
my time here worthy of remembrance. They are too many to
name individually, so thank you, to all of you.
While I realize that this audience includes trustees,
guests, families, and friends, I direct the bulk of my
comments to my fellow graduates, the Class of 2011.
It is inevitable that at this time we should be thinking
of the completion of things, rather than their beginnings.
Our graduation marks the end of this era of our lives. But
this is only true within these walls, and soon enough we
will realize, or remember, that Commencement is—as the
name implies—about the beginning of our lives as adults,
which is of much greater significance than the end of our
high-school years.
And that knowledge is, for me at least, overwhelming.
We will no longer be the ones living by the decisions of
others. Instead, we will be responsible for making them
ourselves. And we cannot blame our dissatisfaction with
those decisions upon anyone else. Moreover, there will
be many decisions that we will be called upon to make—
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collectively, as a generation—whose impact will reach not
only us, but the generations to succeed us.
The Great Law of the Iroquois Confederacy states that in
making our decisions, we must consider their impact not
only upon ourselves, but upon the next seven generations.
A wise maxim to follow, I think, given that we have all
heard how we will be the generation to feel the effects of
climate change, the growth of government debt, the flaws
in our habitual lifestyles. And given the fact that it will also
be up to us to overcome these difficulties.
But there are many ways of overcoming obstacles. There
is a difference between patching the hole, and replacing
the pipe. So, too, there is a difference between addressing
the symptom of a disease and treating the root of it. I
am sure that in the years to come we—each of us—will
encounter moments when we must choose between
making a decision that will tide us—as the human race—
over for the moment, and the decision that will solve
the issue not only for our own generation, but for the
generations to come.
Before we can choose to include the long-term in
our considerations, we must first remember simply to
consider our actions before we take them. I use the words
“action” and “decision” interchangeably because we
cannot forget that an action is also a decision. It is easy to
lose sight of this connection. We must remember that the
small actions have large effects: the Internet purchase of a
shirt, for example, which seems like a simple, unaffiliated
action, in fact translates into the decision to economically
support the online store, the decision not to support local
retailers, the decision to create pollution by shipping a
single item to your house—as opposed to bulk shipping
to a store—the decision to spend your money rather than
save it, and the decision to add to your (I assume) already
full closet. Such actions, multiplied by the population of
the world, translate into the universal decisions—votes,
if you will—that shape our planet. They impact our
economic communities, our environment, our individual
financial health, and our global consumer lifestyle.
But rarely do we stop to consider how our actions
translate into decisions. The fact of the matter is that we
do not have the time to think twice about every single
motion throughout every single day. But all the same,
I believe that we must acquire the habit of thinking
critically about our own actions whenever it is possible.
A part of this self-criticism must be an awareness of
our specific characteristics as a generation: We have been
dubbed the Internet generation for good reason. We are
nearly universally connected in ways that augment and
often supersede ordinary physical interactions. Even more
notably, the immediate availability of what we want, as
soon as we want it, has changed how we view our world,
and how we expect to interact with it.
How many of you consistently use the Internet to do
your research or to find the definition of a word? I know
I do—because why waste my time with a dictionary or
encyclopedia when I can have what I want in a fraction of
that time from the Internet. While this is a minor example,
such instant gratification has trained us to expect this sort
of instant result in much more significant scenarios.
The reality of our changing world though, is that we
can’t have everything exactly as we want it, when we
want it. We can’t expect to have a healthy environment
and also continue to consume goods in the manner we
are accustomed to. We can’t devote our time to sitting in
front of a digital screen and expect to retain a healthy,
connected human community. We can’t eat the unhealthy
food that is so readily available and expect to have a long
and healthy life.
We must learn to make sacrifices. We must resist the
urge—which I believe is present—to think that solutions
to our generation’s dilemmas are as far away as a Google
search or an ask.com query. Moreover, we must resist
the urge to assume that if such a solution is not so easily
found, that it cannot be found. The dilemmas that we will
face cannot be approached with the expectation of instant
gratification.
We must be patient. Change in these global realms is
not a matter of expedited shipping or an instant message.
We will not see the effects of any attempted change
immediately. Perhaps the effects will not even occur within
our lifetimes. But here is where the next seven generations
come into play: Our decisions do not matter solely for
ourselves, even for our whole generation. They matter for
every generation to come.
We will leave this place going into the world as adults,
with an adult’s responsibilities. It will be all too easy to see
those responsibilities as extending only to ourselves and
those directly in contact with us. But they do not. We have
a responsibility to our community—on a local scale, on a
regional scale, on a continental scale, and on a global scale.
My life is not just about me, in the singular. It is about we,
in the plural. And that we includes everyone—the citizens
of the world, one could call them—the beings who will feel
the impact of our decisions, no matter how small, because
what starts as the flutter of a butterfly’s wing—it has been
said—may become a hurricane a hemisphere away. This
responsibility transcends not only borders and oceans, but
decades and centuries as well. We bear a responsibility to
our children, and children’s children, and our children’s
grandchildren. To the next seven generations, and beyond.
It is impossible to live your life without touching the lives
of others. I ask only that we be aware of that reality, and
that that touch be gentle, and well-intended.
The Charles L. and Angela Swift Prize and the Donald M. Jacobs
Prize were awarded to senior and Valedictorian Aneleisa
Gladding-Hinton by Headmaster Lovett.
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over for the moment, and the decision that will solve
the issue not only for our own generation, but for the
generations to come.
Before we can choose to include the long-term in
our considerations, we must first remember simply to
consider our actions before we take them. I use the words
“action” and “decision” interchangeably because we
cannot forget that an action is also a decision. It is easy to
lose sight of this connection. We must remember that the
small actions have large effects: the Internet purchase of a
shirt, for example, which seems like a simple, unaffiliated
action, in fact translates into the decision to economically
support the online store, the decision not to support local
retailers, the decision to create pollution by shipping a
single item to your house—as opposed to bulk shipping
to a store—the decision to spend your money rather than
save it, and the decision to add to your (I assume) already
full closet. Such actions, multiplied by the population of
the world, translate into the universal decisions—votes,
if you will—that shape our planet. They impact our
economic communities, our environment, our individual
financial health, and our global consumer lifestyle.
But rarely do we stop to consider how our actions
translate into decisions. The fact of the matter is that we
do not have the time to think twice about every single
motion throughout every single day. But all the same,
I believe that we must acquire the habit of thinking
critically about our own actions whenever it is possible.
A part of this self-criticism must be an awareness of
our specific characteristics as a generation: We have been
dubbed the Internet generation for good reason. We are
nearly universally connected in ways that augment and
often supersede ordinary physical interactions. Even more
notably, the immediate availability of what we want, as
soon as we want it, has changed how we view our world,
and how we expect to interact with it.
How many of you consistently use the Internet to do
your research or to find the definition of a word? I know
I do—because why waste my time with a dictionary or
encyclopedia when I can have what I want in a fraction of
that time from the Internet. While this is a minor example,
such instant gratification has trained us to expect this sort
of instant result in much more significant scenarios.
The reality of our changing world though, is that we
can’t have everything exactly as we want it, when we
want it. We can’t expect to have a healthy environment
and also continue to consume goods in the manner we
are accustomed to. We can’t devote our time to sitting in
front of a digital screen and expect to retain a healthy,
connected human community. We can’t eat the unhealthy
food that is so readily available and expect to have a long
and healthy life.
We must learn to make sacrifices. We must resist the
urge—which I believe is present—to think that solutions
to our generation’s dilemmas are as far away as a Google
search or an ask.com query. Moreover, we must resist
the urge to assume that if such a solution is not so easily
found, that it cannot be found. The dilemmas that we will
face cannot be approached with the expectation of instant
gratification.
We must be patient. Change in these global realms is
not a matter of expedited shipping or an instant message.
We will not see the effects of any attempted change
immediately. Perhaps the effects will not even occur within
our lifetimes. But here is where the next seven generations
come into play: Our decisions do not matter solely for
ourselves, even for our whole generation. They matter for
every generation to come.
We will leave this place going into the world as adults,
with an adult’s responsibilities. It will be all too easy to see
those responsibilities as extending only to ourselves and
those directly in contact with us. But they do not. We have
a responsibility to our community—on a local scale, on a
regional scale, on a continental scale, and on a global scale.
My life is not just about me, in the singular. It is about we,
in the plural. And that we includes everyone—the citizens
of the world, one could call them—the beings who will feel
the impact of our decisions, no matter how small, because
what starts as the flutter of a butterfly’s wing—it has been
said—may become a hurricane a hemisphere away. This
responsibility transcends not only borders and oceans, but
decades and centuries as well. We bear a responsibility to
our children, and children’s children, and our children’s
grandchildren. To the next seven generations, and beyond.
It is impossible to live your life without touching the lives
of others. I ask only that we be aware of that reality, and
that that touch be gentle, and well-intended.
The Charles L. and Angela Swift Prize and the Donald M. Jacobs
Prize were awarded to senior and Valedictorian Aneleisa
Gladding-Hinton by Headmaster Lovett.
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CLAIRE SIMONS SALUTATORIAN
G
ood morning. To the Board of
Trustees, Mr. Hackett, Mr. Mayo,
Mr. Cleary, Mr. Lovett, faculty,
staff, parents, family, friends, and most
of all the graduating seniors, welcome to
Commencement 2011.
In an attempt to comply with the one request
I’ve heard over and over for my graduation speech—
Claire, it’d better not be boring—I want to speak about
something that I think is rarely mentioned: the diversity
of this student body. Now I’m sure you’re probably
thinking, You know, I heard this girl was smart but clearly
not if she thinks diversity is never talked about at the
Academy. However, I’m talking about something different
from how many countries and states and religious
backgrounds we come from, which is a lot by the way.
I’m talking about a type of diversity that I’ve always
thought of as a diversity of interests. This is not a type of
diversity that can be reflected in any kind of numbers or
description, but instead is a kind of diversity that has to
be lived in to be appreciated or even noticed.
It’s the type of diversity where the self-proclaimed
math nerds, social butterflies, science geeks, and sports
fanatics can be and are friends with the self-proclaimed
poetry lovers, the painfully shy, history buffs, and the
rather uncoordinated. It’s a kind of diversity that I think is
unique because it gives people the ability to be whoever
they want to be.
There is nothing more oppressive than an atmosphere
where individuals label each other, and there is nothing
more liberating than an atmosphere where each
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The Clare Catherine Lovett Prize and the Anna Morse Prize
were awarded to Claire Simons by Headmaster Lovett.
individual gets to label him or herself. St. Johnsbury
Academy is certainly the latter. Not only do we get to label
ourselves, but we also get to use as many labels as we want
and to change them as often as we want.
There aren’t many schools where I could be the
chemistry lover, pole-vault freak, AP kid, world
traveler, gymnast, fun enthusiast, and that strange
person who skips down the sidewalk for no apparent
reason. And those few self-chosen labels barely begin
to brush the surface of all the labels I’ve acquired in
high school.
Looking at all the changes that have occurred in me
(the vast majority of them good) because of this place and
its diversity, I think it is probably appropriate to express
some thanks, but to whom? Perhaps the administration
for bringing such a group together? But that can’t be all of
it. Perhaps the teachers for fostering such an atmosphere?
But they could never be solely responsible for such an
attitude.
And that leads me to my answer: the students. So
thank you seniors, for being who you are. Thank you for
accepting everyone else for who they are. Thank you for
continuing to accept people as both you and they have
changed and found new labels. Thank you for having such
diverse interests, passions, goals, and dreams. It has made
being together these past for four years an adventure
worth remembering.
Having expressed my thanks to you seniors, I also have
a request to make of you. Wherever you go next year, and
in the rest of your lives, keep that ability to label yourself
and not others. Go out and make your colleges, your work
places, and your neighborhoods places where people
like me can continue to skip down the sidewalk for no
apparent reason.
KATE ROOSA SALUTATORIAN
2011 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
Bill Cleary
W
illiam T. Cleary, an early leader in
developing Apple Computer’s marketing
programs and a pioneer in Internetbased brand development, gave the 2011
Commencement address. Cleary is the CEO of Cleary &
Partners, a small consulting firm based in Saratoga, CA,
where he, his wife Kathy, and their three children reside.
His son Ian graduated as a member of the Academy’s
Class of 2011. “ We couldn’t replicate (the Academy) on
the West Coast, we couldn’t create a Hollywood set that
would even closely approximate what you have here,”
Cleary said. “I tell my friends back in California that given
the fact you guys have been working on it for 170 years,
you really have it figured out when it comes to education.”
Themes from Cleary’s address include:
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highly motivated and committed to academic excellence.
The diverse student population serves as the perfect
‘organic laboratory’ of the future—conducive to learning
and personal development, an incredible mix of
students. The Academy exudes a ‘spirit,’ an optimism,
and acceptance that tends to bring out the best in people.
It’s best described as a kind and accepting nature that
permeates every part of the school.
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code that Steve Jobs (Apple Computer) lived by, and he
talked about this philosophical framework of reference
at Apple meetings in the early 1980s. “ Try something
different”—that was Jobs’ common theme. “Don’t be
afraid to fail,” he would say. That is one of the main
maxims that exists at Apple today.
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innumerable job changes throughout his or her life.
Such a journey can be truly rewarding and exciting. If
you embrace this change, you’re certain to be successful.
During the course of my own life I’ve experienced several
career changes: From teacher to entrepreneur. Important
note: your education is just beginning. In your lifetimes
you’ll each (in all probability) complete one major degree
via on-line interactive media. The enculturation process
(career preparation) is never complete. Information is
expanding exponentially as the world develops greater
interdependencies. It’s conceivable that you might be
working for a company in London, developing socialmedia strategies for young people in Kuwait, while your
home office is in Vermont. The future has never been more
challenging—or filled with exciting possibilities.
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fundamental comprehension of human nature will set
you free of ethnic and even religious prejudices that
undermine your ability to be successful. Think of SJA as an
organic laboratory, where you got to associate with dorm
students from all over the world. Technology is removing
many of the cultural obstructions and barriers that have
kept people apart.
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a never-ending task or mission. We need to think about
others and how we can add value to their lives. Service
is not just something that you need to check off on your
college applications—it needs to be indelibly etched into
your consciousness.
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world that you live in today?; how can you emulate what he
accomplished, not just in business but in life; think of the
profound and enduring impact that Fairbanks had on your
community and how he touched so many lives through the
establishment of St. Johnsbury Academy.
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Headmaster Lovett and
Senior Class President Lizzie Moye
CLASS DAY
PRIZES
FACULTY SERVICE PRIZE
Jeremy Duncan
CITIZENSHIP PRIZE
Peerada Saneevong Na
Ayuthaya
Mathew Lyon
CLASS OF 1980 SUE TEMPLE
PRIZE
Rachel Vear
CLASS OF 1947 PRIZE
Kendall Edmondson
Michael Guidosh
MARLENE PETTY ROCK PRIZE
Eliza Salmon
LAURIE HOOK MEMORIAL
PRIZE
Kathryn Vereline
WENDY GRAY MEMORIAL
PRIZE
Katie Foster
Hayden Bunnell
PASSUMPSIC LODGE #27
MASONS PRIZE
CLASS OF 1996 PRIZE
Ian Cleary
Danielle Caputo
CLASS OF 1955 MARY
WHITEHILL PRIZE
Eliza Salmon
MELVIN & LILLIAN CHOUINARD
SCHOLARSHIP
Emma Duffany
SHANNON LYNNE NAREY
MEMORIAL PRIZE
Adama Kay
CHARLES SENTER PRIZE
Claire Simons
DARAB BATMANGLIDJ
MEMORIAL PRIZE
Joe Suparerk Kamaranon
ODDFELLOW PRIZE
Elizabeth Moye
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COMMUNITY LEAGUE
INCORPORATED PRIZE
Autumn 2011
ENGLISH PRIZE
Aneleisa Gladding-Hinton
Molly Campbell
G. H. NEWTON PUBLIC
SPEAKING PRIZE
BLANCHE DAVIS SAMPSON
POETRY PRIZE
Jacob Brillhart
ENGLISH AS A SECOND
LANGUAGE PRIZE
Ayuthaya
FRENCH
SPANISH
Bjorn Hansen
CHINESE
Ayuthaya
JASON HINMAN PRIZE FOR
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
Brook Fowler
HOWARD N. EASTMAN, JR.
PRIZE FOR HISTORY
Brook Fowler
MATHEMATICS PRIZE
Ki Jung Lee
ELIZABETH BATES MARSHALL
PRIZE FOR SCIENCE
Claire Simons
POWELL-DAUB CHEMISTRY
PRIZE
Molly Cantore
FAITH HARRIS WILSON
NATURE STUDY PRIZE
Won Hee Lee
STEM AWARD FOR ACADEMIC
ACHIEVEMENT
Benjamin Clarke
FOREIGN
LANGUAGE PRIZE
WOMEN ENGINEERING AWARD
FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
JAPANESE
F. M. WALSH MUSIC PRIZE
Jin Chuan Wang
Claire Simons
Michael Fickes
STANLEY R. OLDHAM
MEMORIAL ART PRIZE
Jenny Jae Young Park
Levi Tetreault
PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE
Beau Cote
Brook Fowler
Wesley Johnson
NED & SARAH HANDY DANCE
PRIZE
TECHNICAL
EDUCATION
PRIZES
(STUDENTS OF
THE YEAR)
A+ AND N+ CERTIFICATION
Paul Meyer
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Robert Jewell
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION &
TECHNOLOGY
Daniel Hengdan Shi
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION
Robert Jewell
CULINARY ARTS
Stephen Lehoe
DRAFTING
Benjamin Price
ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS
Jeremy Duncan
FORESTRY
Matthew Perkins
HUMAN SERVICES
Ashley Gochee
WELDING
Joseph Way
PAUL POULOS PRIZE FOR
PROFICIENCY IN BUSINESS
Ashley Toney
CARROLL FAMILY MEMORIAL
CULINARY ARTS PRIZE
Stephen Lehoe
RITA C. DUNN PRIZE FOR
EXCELLENCE IN BAKING
Robert Trainer
HORACE AND HULDAH
RANDALL PRIZE
Colby Shields
CALEDONIA CLASSIC AUTO
CLUB PRIZE
Robert Jewell
MONROE MEN’S CLUB
EDUCATIONAL GRANT
Brittany Leafe
Sarah Hastings
RYEGATE ASSOCIATES
SCHOLARSHIP
Thea Wurzburg
CALVIN HONORS/HEART AND
MIND SCHOLARSHIPS
Sarah Hastings
EARLY PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP
Michael Sullivan
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON
SCHOLARSHIP
Michael Guidosh
NATIONAL MERIT
SCHOLARSHIP
Claire Simons
UPSTAGE PLAYERS AWARD
Cassandra Gould
UVM VERMONT SCHOLARS
Molly Cantore
Michael Fickes
Alyssa Korol
Thea Wurzburg
THOMAS DESROCHERS
MEMORIAL PRIZE
Lucas Wilkins
Headmaster Lovett and
2010-2011 Student Government
President Danielle Caputo
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Glenn Ehrean accepted the Laudamus Verum
Magistrum Award during Commencement
KLEIN TOOLS PRIZE
Michael LeClerc
HENRY L. MARSHALL PRIZE
FOR LEADERSHIP
Hannah Valence
KINMAY W. TANG SCHOLARSHIP
CHARLES L. AND ANGELA
SWIFT PRIZE
Bailey Johnson
CLARE CATHERINE LOVETT
MEMORIAL PRIZE
STeM UNDERGRADUATE AWARD
Claire Simons
Keith Norris
ANNA MORSE PRIZE
DUTCH LEONARD MEM.
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
Claire Simons
Emma Duffany
Mathew Lyon
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY JUNIOR AWARD
Jane Xiangru Chen
Christopher Mazzonna
Jae Hyuk Kim
HARVARD BOOK AWARD
Felicia Hammer
ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE
BOOK AWARD
Olivia Thomas
Andy Hoang
WELLESLEY COLLEGE BOOK
AWARD
Giovanina Mier
AATF SENIOR IN FRENCH AWARD
Emma Keeshin
ET MEMORIAL PROGRAM
SCHOLARSHIP
Christopher Mahmood
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COMMENCEMENT
PRIZES
Autumn 2011
Claire Simons
DONALD M. JACOBS PRIZE
FRED PRIEST MEMORIAL PRIZE
Jeremy Duncan
ARTHUR AND HELEN SPRAGUE
MEMORIAL PRIZE
James Stone
Lauren Brown
SHARON WILSON
WILDERNESS PRIZE
DONALD VEAR MEMORIAL
PRIZE
CLASS OF 2008 IMPACT PRIZE
Emma Keeshin
Rachel Vear
James Ryan
BEN AND ROSALIE HARRIS
PRIZE
UNSUNG HERO AWARD
Matthew Perkins
THELMA MOLD MEMORIAL
PRIZE
SUSAN KATHRYN VENNER
MEMORIAL PRIZE
Molly Cantore
Brittany Leafe
Mathew Lyon
JERRY DROWN SENIOR PRIZE
JAMES BURLINGAME PRIZE
Michael Fickes
Stacey Henderson
Emma Duffany
JERRY LEMIEUX MEMORIAL
PRIZE
Sharon Forest
LAUDAMUS VERUM
MAGISTRUM AWARD
Glenn Ehrean
HEADMASTER’S PRIZE
Danielle Caputo
Elizabeth Moye
Ian Cleary
BYRON CONNOR ROOSA
MEMORIAL PRIZE
Lilly Ryeo Eun Hwang
STREETER-TRAFTON PRIZE
Blake Schoolcraft
FRANCIS X. RYAN MEMORIAL
PRIZE
Tristan Long
GRAHAM NEWELL
EDUCATION PRIZE
Ashley Gochee
MCGILL FAMILY PRIZE
Elizabeth Faling
RUSSELL PAYNE PRIZE
Kayla Carter
2011 Class Dean Sharon Forest accepted the Unsung Hero
Award during Graduation ceremonies
A Message from
Jack Cummings
Associate Headmaster, Advancement and Admission
R
ecently, I was asked why the Academy
continues to raise money even though the
school receives tuition for each student. It
occurred to me that there are likely many in
our community of friends and supporters with the same
question—and that this edition might be a great venue in
which to provide an answer.
The Academy, like most private schools, uses funds
donated by alumni, parents, friends, and foundations to
supplement the money received from tuition. During its
first half-century, the Academy, like the St. Johnsbury
Athenaeum and the Fairbanks Museum (two other
prominent local institutions), was supported almost
entirely through the generosity of the Fairbanks family.
Since then, gifts from alumni, parents, friends, and
foundations have helped provide each Academy student
with world-class educational opportunities, while
keeping our tuition affordable.
Every student who ever attended the Academy has
benefitted from the generosity of others. Gifts from
alumni, parents, faculty and staff, along with friends
and foundations, have built our campus and provided
the endowment, which helps to fund many of the
opportunities our students enjoy. The recently launched
“Embrace the Dream Campaign” has raised more than
$14 million. These gifts have helped to build two new
dormitories, establish our engineering program, provide
new information technology, endow faculty chairs in
Engineering and Innovation and Entrepreneurship (the
cornerstone of our Capstone program), and contribute
more than $500,000 annually in support of current
programs, including the new Center for Academic
Improvement (a k a “the Learning Center”).
This year, student tuition accounted for 86 percent
of our operating budget, with the balance of more than
$3 million coming from the Annual Fund, endowment
income, grants, and other programs (including the
very successful AP Institute in the summer). Without
these funds we would need to raise tuition or cut
programs and student support by a similar amount.
Doing so would undoubtedly compromise our ability
to serve our students, make it impossible to attract and
retain outstanding faculty, and severely limit the kind
of investments in technology and equipment that our
students and faculty need to compete in an increasingly
competitive and global economy.
Your generosity helps us to maintain the highest
personal and academic standards by making it possible
for us to provide the support necessary to help each
student meet these high expectations.
“Gifts from alumni, parents,
faculty and staff, along with
friends and foundations, have
built our campus and provided
the endowment, which helps to
fund many of the opportunities
our students enjoy.”
Our community-wide commitment to being a great
school and community, where every child is valued
and nurtured, is only possible because you provide the
resources to support the kind of wraparound services that
help each child to gain academic and personal success.
During the final phase of the “Embrace the Dream
Campaign,” we will approach several key foundations for
support. A high percentage of donors among those closest
to the school—including trustees, administration, faculty,
parents, and alumni—is crucial to gaining the support of
these foundations, which makes your gift, regardless of
size, more important than ever.
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The Class of 1961, celebrating their 50th reunion,
accepted all three of the reunion gift awards
from Trustee President Lee Hackett ’57. Class
representatives accepting the awards were Nancy
Chouinard Cohen, Gene Dionne, and Barbara
Black Destino. The class raised over $12,000 from 42
classmates with a class giving percentage of 34%.
Alumni Awards
St. Johnsbury Academy’s Dwayne B. Sherrer Distinguished Service Award
is presented annually to an alumnus/a who has shown distinguished,
loyal service to the Alumni Association, his or her community, state or
nation, and who has exceptional achievement in his or her chosen field
of endeavor. This year’s award was presented to David Keenan ’81. As
Dan Thurston ’50 mentioned during his award presentation, “From his
youthful days growing up in Monroe, NH to currently living in Lyndonville,
VT, he has always been dedicated to his roots at St. Johnsbury Academy.
Whether it be his profession or charitable endeavor, this man gives his all
to the community around him.” Congratulations, Dave!
The St. Johnsbury Academy’s Northeast Kingdom
Service Award is presented annually to an alumnus/a
or friend of the Academy for his or her unselfish
dedication and service to the continued improvement
of the Northeast Kingdom. This year’s award was
presented to Tom Conte. Tom Lovett said, “ Tom has
set the example for hospitality, class, and attention to
detail in welcoming guests and managing events at
the Academy and in the community. Likewise, he has
deeply touched the lives of countless young people,
athletes and non-athletes alike, and their friends,
families, and coaches.” Congratulations, Tom.
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Joyce Atherton Dumas ’49
has been a critical component
to the SJA Alumni Council for
many years. Joyce was honored
and given lifetime membership
on the Alumni Council by
Director of Alumni Relations
Tammi Sullivan Cady ’88.
Norman Renaud ’56 accepts
the award for traveling the
farthest for Reunion Weekend.
Norm lives in Korea.
In recognition of his years of dedicated service to
the SJA Alumni Council, George Cunavelis ’41 was
honored and given lifetime membership on the Alumni
Council by Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Alan
Ruggles ’84. Accepting the award on behalf of his
brother was John Cunavelis ’45.
The Class of 1942 Challenge Cup is awarded
each year to the non-reunion class with
the greatest number of donors to the gift
program. Trustee President and member
of the winning class Lee Hackett ’57
presented the award to other members
of his class who were in attendance.
Accepting the award on behalf of the Class
of 1957 were Dick Paddleford, Andy
Dussault, Carmen Desrochers Repasz,
and class agent Bruce Scott. The Class of
1957 had 24 donors.
Elaine Lamothe
Evans ’66 accepts the
Class of 1964 Faculty
Service Award for 25
years of service to the
Academy from Director
of Development Tammi
Sullivan Cady ’88.
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1941
Fifteen classmates and friends gathered in the Grace Stuart Orcutt Library on Saturday
afternoon of Reunion Weekend. George Cunavelis, Class Agent and reunion planner, was
unable to attend, sending, instead, his brother John ’45 as his emissary. The most common
comment: “I can’t believe it’s been 70 years!” Those who attended the banquet included
(row 1 L-R) Janet Legendre Lucas, Teddy Blodgett Farr, Mary Bailey St. Peter, Mary Woods
McLellan, (row 2 L-R) Pauline Fitch James, Nelson Farr, Ray Desilets, Warren Penniman,
Gene Ellingwood.
1946
Coming from as far away as Missouri and Ohio,
members of the Class of 1946 made the most of their
time while visiting their Alma Mater. On Friday evening
they gathered around the fireplace at the Grace Stuart
Orcutt Library before enjoying the Commencement
Concert in Fuller Hall. They also came together at
Dylan’s Café just down the hill from the Academy for
lunch on Saturday. Many of them attended the Alumni
Banquet, and finished off the weekend with the AllClass Breakfast. Those attending the banquet included
(row 1 L-R) Lucille Jones Oakes, Lillian Morris Sweet,
Florence Buxton Meigs, Eleanor Moore Badger, Kay
Mears Trupin, Rose Mary Traynor Meyer, (row 2 L-R)
Paul Hawley, Stan Smith, Stewart Gibson, Ruth Warrell
MacKay, Dick Hovey, Nancy Mollica Ihnat.
1951
Small in numbers, large in heart, the Class of 1951 once again had a
fun-filled Reunion Weekend. Friday night saw them at Dylan’s Café,
while Saturday found them at the cottage of Nicky (Fred ’51) Silloway
on Joe’s Pond. Hazen and Mary McLaren were the reunion planners
extraordinaire, and may or may not be responsible for the beautiful
weather enjoyed by all. Those classmates attending the banquet included
(row 1 L-R) Frances Burdette Whitney, Carolyn Silsby, Jean Cormier
Hale, Ruth Fauteux Bijolle, Marilyn Skinner Gillingham, (row 2 L-R) Mel
Ash, Bob Waterman, Anne Leclerc Jenks, Hazen McLaren, Rod Vitty.
1956
They had such a good time five years ago at their 50th, that
the Class of 1956 repeated their actions. Friday evening they
gathered at Sugar Ridge Campground in Danville, as arranged
by Janet Whitcomb Fenoff. On Saturday, class agent and party
planner Harvey Caplan, with his wife Patty, hosted a lunch
at their home. A number of classmates attended all events
including the Alumni Banquet and the All-Class Breakfast.
Those who attended the banquet included (row 1 L-R) Dick
Clark, Jean Rogers DiMaio, Harvey Caplan, Judy Bailey Hugo,
Janet Whitcomb Fenoff, John Gould, Jean McGregor Rogers, Kay
Coburn Dyer, (row 2 L-R) Don Glover, Anita Daniel Lang, Peter
Eaton, Nancy Goss Eaton, Margaret Astle Briggs, Bernier Mayo,
(row 3 L-R) Lucille Jarry Willson, Norm Renaud, Marvourine
Macie Burgoyne, Pat Glover Pottle.
The Class of 1961 strolled onto campus for their 50th Reunion—excited about their record
attendance turnout. They began activities with a campus tour followed by the Golden Reunion
Reception hosted by Tom and Ann Lovett in the Brantview parlors. Later Friday evening, the class
gathered at the Fairbanks Museum to further share memories. On Saturday, the Class of 1961
assembled at The Wildflower Inn prior to the Reunion Banquet for food, drinks, and a memorial
tribute to those classmates who have passed away. The weekend concluded with breakfast on
Sunday morning at the Elks Home. Those classmates attending the banquet included (row
1 L-R) Kaye Patch Thresher, Sandy Tyler Lemire, Marjorie Ailes Achilles, Linda Calkins Roy,
Pauline Lillicrap Marckini, Nancy Chouinard Cohen, Barbara Cutting Thurston, Virgina Cutting
Cross, Maxine Hodgdon Hadlock, Carole Grady Sicard, Theresa Martel Brown, (row 2 L-R) Jean
McGennis Vaughan, Sylvia Pearce Houghton, Marion Waterman Blake, Sally Blanchard, Barbara
Black Destino, Sandra Lowell Lynaugh, Frances Ash Austin, Elaine Austin Savage, John Lenton,
Mike Callanan, (row 3 L-R) Dolores Voyer Hoffman, Doris Laperle Mollica, Jeannette Paquette
Farmer, Florence Burke Bisson, Gertrude Sylvain Dussault, Gary Potter, Frank Lamont, Ron
Cross, Arthur Brooks, Maurice Bedard, (row 4 L-R) Brian Albiser, Gene Dionne, Alan Conly, Ross
Bimson, Mildred Lewis, Paul Laurencelle, Bill Jackson, Tom Harmon, Pat Neary.
1966
The Class of 1966 kicked off their 45th Reunion at the Joe’s Pond Pavilion. The
group gathered at the Elks Lodge for a Memorial Service on Saturday before the
Reunion Banquet. Those classmates attending the banquet included (row 1 L-R)
Keith Phelps, Elaine Lamothe Evans, John Hall, Donna Powers Hovey, Craig Chase,
Richard Gagne, William Evans, (row 2 L-R) Claudette Paquin Cassidy, Brenda
Kimball Newbegin, Paul Emmons, Ron Morse, Larry Crane, Mary Benoit, Jane
Zaborsky Phelps, (row 3 L-R) Bryan Quatrini, George Conly, James Thresher (T),
Stanley Robinson, Larry Rowe.
1971
Enjoying the renovated backyard at Bob Desrocher’s home,
the Class of 1971 met for their 30th Reunion. Steve and Debra
Dolgin hosted the group at their Harvey’s Lake camp prior to
the Reunion Banquet. Those classmates celebrating their 30th
reunion at the banquet included (row 1 L-R) Sue Desrochers
McLaughlin, Christine Bonnet Morey, Carol Whipple Priest,
Cheryl Demers Dwinnell, Joanne Garand, Debra Callanan Clark,
Pam Ward Williams, (row 2 L-R) Patti Walsh Ganley, Linda
Perkins Colby, Joanne Moulton Bugbee, Michelle Burnham
Taylor, Sandi Fortier Mercier, Andrea Owens Schnapp, Joanne
McQuade, William Harris, Michael Siroky, (row 3 L-R) Craig
Peters, Dennis Smith, Merle Jones, Marc Isabelle, Steve Dolgin,
Thomas Jordan, Wilson Jackson.
1976
The Class of ’76 spirited their way into their 35th Reunion
by singing a little karaoke at Dot Robinson’s home in
Passumpsic on Friday night. On Saturday, the group
congregated at the home of Bruce and Denise Whitehead
prior to the banquet. Those classmates attending
the banquet included (row 1 L-R) Janet Vermeulen
Maxwell, Judy Powers Lavely, Lee Ash, Kathy Silloway,
Amy MacMahan Snellings, Diane Chaloux Gingue, (row 2
L-R) Curtis Sjolander, Steven Donna, Dot Robinson, Jim
Kellogg, Marion Stuart Classen, Keith Hubbard, Debbie
Pilette Grabowski.
1981
The 30th Reunion Class met at the home of Rodney ’82
and Mary Ellen McCarthy Reis in Peacham Village to start
their weekend of festivities. Michelle Laferriere opened
her home to the group on Saturday afternoon. Those
classmates celebrating their 30th reunion at the banquet
included (row 1 L-R) Will Rivers, Tom Villeneuve, Mike
McGinnis, Paula Willey Gillander, Merl Grabowski, BillieLynn Corrette, Kathy Wylie, Amy Stetson Rebollo, (row
2 L-R) David Dachs, David Keenan, Michelle Laferriere,
Michael Dionne, Debbie Magoon Rouelle, Michelle Carreau
Descoteaux, Carol Robinson, Mike Paige, Eric Knutsen,
Kelly Westover Ruggles, Bill Goldsworthy.
1986
The Class of 1986 reconnected for their 25th Reunion at the home
of Kandy Martel Benedetti’s parents home on Friday evening in
Waterford. The group slipped away to Amy Veilleux Rast’s family
get away for the afternoon on Saturday before meeting again at
the Reunion Banquet. Classmates attending the banquet included
(row 1 L-R) Sara Legendre Baker, Diana Gombas Roberts, Linda
Roy Salter, Kelly Fournier Gauthier, Kandy Martel Benedetti,
Jacque-Lynn Nutbrown Mackay, Debbie Doyon Palmer, Kelly
Bedor Jesseman, (row 2 L-R) Deane Rankin, Amy Toney Hadlock,
Michael Percy, Beth Biathrow Zuttermeister, Diane Rickson Frain,
Amy Veilleux Rast, David Giacobbe, David Laggis, (row 3 L-R)
Jeff Ferland, Martha Munkittrick, Tim Clouatre, David Broughton,
Michael Diemer, Glenn Montague, Sean Murphy.
1991
1996
1996
The Class of 1996 enjoyed the downtown setting of the Wine
Gate on Friday evening to start their weekend reunion. On
Saturday, Taylor Ford invited the group and their families to his
family home in Ryegate. Those classmates attending the banquet
Saturday evening were (row 1 L-R) Leesa Jones, Sarah Frechette
Taylor, Taylor Ford, Holland Jancaitis.
The Class of 1991 shared their Friday evening
at the St. Johnsbury Country Club with
retiring former soccer coaches, Tom Conte
and Howard Crawford. The group enjoyed
the Joe’s Pond retreat of Robbie Keach to
reminisce on Saturday afternoon. Those
who attended the banquet on Saturday
evening included (row 1 L-R) Meg Boisseau
Allison, Catherine Forbes Carrara, Becky
Persons Kinerson, Kevin Kinerson, Tammy
Stevenson, Kristen Wolfe, (row 2 L-R)
Han Shu, Eli Goldberg, Lianne Williams
Trombley, Amy Barrett Greenan, Deb Stone,
Julie Leonard, (row 3 L-R) Shannon Hall,
Michelle Santaw Hall, Elaine Martel Walker,
Mimi Keenan McCaffrey, Tina Hooker
Riendeau, Chrissy Konieczny Carr.
2001
The Class of 2001 gathered at the St. Johnsbury
Country Club and joined the Class of 1991 to help
celebrate the retirement of Tom Conte and Howard
Crawford. On Saturday, Matt and Michele McDonald
Robinson invited classmates to a BBQ at their
home. Classmates celebrating their 10th reunion at
the alumni banquet included (row 1 L-R) Jeannie
Travassos Costa, Bethany Gammell Colgrove, Michael
Stanton, Hillary Buckley, Victoria Whitehill Lacasse,
(row 2 L-R) David Baker, Michael Jones, Ryan Bank,
Justin Thrall, Damon Henderson.
2006
The Class of 2006 joined the classes of 1991 and 2001 to
help celebrate the retirement of Tom Conte and Howard
Crawford on Friday evening at the St. Johnsbury Country
Club. On Saturday, Kate Flynn invited her classmates
to join her at her parents’ home for the afternoon.
Classmates attending the banquet included (row 1 L-R)
Elizabeth Cherry, Kate Flynn, Manuel Jimenez-Diaz,
Brian Lamothe, Cindy Frey.
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Trade School alumni attending the Alumni Banquet
included (row 1 L-R) Leigh Larocque ’58, John Lenton
’61, Andy Dussault ’57, (row 2 L-R) Sid Achilles ’58,
Bob Farmer ’55, Jim Thresher ’66, Richard Bedor ’59
Mount St. Joseph
(Row 1 L-R) Gertrude Sylvain Dussault ’61M, Jeannette
Paquette Farmer ’61M, Dolores Voyer Hoffman ’61M,
(row 2 L-R) Lucille Jarry Willson ’56M, Florence Burke Bisson
’61M, Anita Daniel Lang ’56M, Doris Laperle Mollica ’61M
Those Trade School alumni celebrating their 50th
reunion include (row 1 L-R) John Lenton ’61,
Steve Fitchett ’61, Otis McKinstry ’61, Pierre Pepin ’61,
David Hawkins ’61
Trade School
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Trade School alumni gathered at the Elks Home for their Annual Trade School Meeting and Dinner on Friday of Reunion.
Those who gathered for a group photo prior to dinner included (row 1 L-R) Douglas Murphy ’48, Cleveland Minor ’44,
Dale Deblois ’51, Dan Strobridge ’63, Maurice Colby ’48, Andy Dussault ’57, (row 2 L-R) Kenny Potter ’56, Leigh Larocque
’58, Leo Beaulieu ’53, Bob Lawrence ’55, Delmar Paye ’69, Phil Goss ’50, Edgar Royer ’45, Pete Gagner ’60, Pierre Pepin
’61, Larry Gochey ’66, (row 3 L-R) Richard Clark ’55, Roland Derosier ’56, Denis Gaylord ’70, Glen Gadapee ’55, Archie
Prevost ’50, David Hawkins ’61, Otis McKinstry ’61, Richard Bedor ’59, Bob Gagner ’55, Linwood Smith ’64, (row 4 L-R)
Ray Cross ’51, Bob Farmer ’55, Stan Wilkins ’57, Charles Leclerc ’56, Edward Brown ’62, Clark Wright ’59, John Lenton ’61,
Steve Fitchett ’61, Jim Liberty ’60, Maurice Cuthbertson ’58, Alan Langmaid ’70, Jim Thresher ’66, David Farnham ’67.
Non-Reunion
(Row 1 L -R) Sandie Burrington Beck ’62, Jean Fleming Williams ’44, John Cunavelis ’45, Doris Crepeault Stetson ’50, Reinette
Gingue Hutchins ’82, Tabetha DaPonte ’85, Sandy Murphy Cirone ’54, Sharon Hall Tyler ’64, Bruce Scott ’57, (row 2 L -R) Alan
Ruggles ’84, Lisa Magoon Rivers ’84, Nicole Dauteil Begin ’88, Bev Daniels Keenan ’77, Mary St. Peter Leadbeater ’74, Deb
Douglas Smith ’72, Kevin Gillander ’80, Donna Aldrich Villeneuve ’84, Larry Tyler ’63, Carmen Repasz ’57, Dick Paddleford
’57, (row 3 L -R) Jim Thresher ’66T, Bob Farmer ’55T, Sid Achilles ’58T, Andy Dussault ’56T, Dick Miller ’49, Cindy Mercier
Wheeler ’73, Cindy Hoyt Stanton ’73, Cathy Ward Conte ’69, Wes Ward ’75, Lindy Heywood Brown ’73, (row 4 L -R) Mark
Greenan ’89, Bob Dumas ’49, Brent Beck ’62, Rob Begin ’87, Rachel Crawford ’94, Gail Rossier ’73, Joyce Atherton Dumas ’49,
Bob Johnson ’48.
Current & Former Faculty & Staff
(Row 1 L-R) Nicole Dauteil Begin ’88, Mimi Keenan McCaffrey ’91, Melissa Burroughs, Dan Thurston ’50, Chrissy Konieczny Carr
’91, Abbie Henderson Murphy ’94, Donna Powers Hovey ’66, Jo Anna Garvin Hall ’68, Elaine Lamothe Evans ’66, (row 2 L-R)
Andy Dussault ’57T, Dennis Smith ’71, Taylor Ford ’96, Jeff Burroughs, Cindy Hoyt Stanton ’73, Debbie Doyon ’86, Barb Bimson ’90,
Bryan Leblanc ’84, Jim Hutchins ’82, Tom Conte, (row 3 L-R) Jack Cummings, Lois Bimson ’63, Ross Bimson ’61,
Warren Penniman ’41, Laura Penniman Barrett ’63, Tom Lovett, Sean Murphy ’86, Howard Crawford, Stanley Robinson ’66.
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Reunion Weekend 2011
Celebrating friends, memories, and connections new and old…
Photography By Bob Jenks
To view Reunion 2011 photos by Jenks Studio go to ourphotocorner.com
and enter username sja_alumni_2011 and password sja
Dick Roosa
Paul Hawley ‘46
Michael Stanton ‘01, Jessica
Zinn, Lucille Jones Oakes ‘46,
Cindy Hoyt Stanton ‘73, Peter
Stanton ‘73
Diana Gombas Roberts ‘86
Julie Leonard ‘91 and
Barbara Cutting Thurston ‘61
Amy Stetson Rebollo ‘81 and Doris Crepeault Stetson ‘50
Former Academy teachers Shaun Rogers
and Nadine Davey-Rogers and their
children (front from left) Anna, Owen,
and Declan
The Rogers
Family
BY RICHARD BECK ’66
F
ormer Academy teachers Shaun Rogers
and Nadine Davey-Rogers no longer lead
classes, or even work in schools, but their
passion for helping create opportunities
for educational excellence remains as strong as
ever. That passion includes a determination to
recognize and encourage exceptional performance
by Academy teachers just starting their careers.
Both began their Academy teaching careers as
interns in 1990, and then left in 1997 to pursue
MBA degrees at Thunderbird, the American School
of International Management, in Phoenix.
Their Academy connection endured, however,
with the couple remaining faithful donors to the
school’s annual fund, and later focusing on helping
endow the school’s Dr. Norman Atwood Prize for
Excellence in Teaching, awarded at the discretion
of the headmaster during Commencement
to “a teacher in the beginning years who has
exhibited creativity, compassion, and consistency
in addressing the needs of students, and who
has demonstrated professionalism through
enthusiasm for his or her academic discipline, and
support for the traditions and the history of St.
Johnsbury Academy.”
“Our experience at the Academy certainly was
instrumental in our decision” to remain donors
long after they left, Nadine said. “First, the
Academy is a school focused on good teaching and
broad access to a strong education, and Shaun
and I are passionate about the opportunities
created for individuals as a result of a good
education. A good education is a direct result
of good teaching—and good teaching must be
recognized, fostered, respected, and compensated.
The Academy is a place where theses principles are
practiced and the Atwood Prize is a small vehicle
for us to honor our belief in education.
“Second, our dear friend (legendary Academy
Latin teacher, the late) Graham Newell named the
prize for Norman Atwood and shared stories about
Norman with us,” she added. “ We believe that any
contribution we could make to honor someone
special to Graham would honor Graham as well—
and what better way to honor one of our greatest
teachers. We aspire to endowing the prize so that
it continues to inspire great teaching over the
years, linking future teachers to the legacy of such
extraordinary gentlemen as Graham Newell and
Norman Atwood.”
A lifelong friend of Newell’s and English
professor, Mr. Atwood shared his love of
St. Johnsbury history and was also an expert
on local architecture, including the Academy’s
Brantview dormitory.
Nadine knows firsthand the impact the Atwood
Prize can have on young teachers. “I received it after
my first year at the Academy and was personally
inspired by the honor and the responsibility of such a
recognition,” she said.
During her years at the Academy, she taught
Spanish 1-4, as well as a few English as a Second
Language (ESL) classes, while Shaun split his time
between Mathematics and History classes. Both
served as dormitory counselors and coaches, with
Nadine selected as Head Counselor for the Sheepcote
girls’ dorm, coaching field hockey and basketball,
and helping lead spring student trips to Mexico;
Shaun mentored Waterman boys and coached the
Academy’s tennis and Math League teams.
Shortly after earning their MBAs, the couple
moved to Miami, where they both worked for
American Express, supporting the Latin America
Card business. In July 2005, they moved to Singapore
with Nadine heading Marketing and Information
for the American Express Merchant Business in
Asia, and Shaun continuing in a Global Information
Management role. Their time in Singapore was also
highlighted by the birth of their third child. The
family returned to Miami in July 2008 with Nadine
and Shaun remaining in global information and
analytics roles at American Express.
“ We kept our gift anonymous for a number of
years and only in the last year or so has it become
public. In keeping the gift anonymous, we ensured
a focus on the prize and its winners and the
significance of great teaching. Having said this,
we also understand that by personalizing our
commitment to great teaching, we can share the
passion with others and possibly grow support
for the wonderful classroom experience that the
Academy provides,” said Nadine.
In July of this year, Nadine left American Express
to begin a business consultancy and a small
education services business. “Shaun and I continue
to feed our passion for education, by supporting
local education, PTAs, and fundraising at our
children’s schools,” Nadine said. “ We believe that
our strong foundation at the Academy cultivated
our passion for what can be accomplished at great
schools.” They are the proud parents of Anna, 11,
Declan, 9, and Owen, 4.
Editor’s Note: Shaun’s mother, Jean (McGregor) Rogers,
is a member of SJA’s Class of 1956 and Academy Board of
Trustees Member Emerita.
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Jenis
EllingwoodCedeno
BY RICHARD BECK ’66
L
ike many Academy students, Jenis
Ellingwood-Cedeno didn’t fully
appreciate some of the lessons she was
learning until she put them to use in
adult life. Now she is showing her gratitude to her
alma mater through both monetary donations and
a wide variety of voluntary services.
In addition to hosting Academy alumni
gatherings in her new hometown, Chicago, she also
travels to alumni events throughout the country,
and frequently does volunteer work for the school’s
Alumni & Development Office.
“Like many of our alums, Jenis not only gives
financially to the Academy but she gives in so many
other ways, including giving of her time and talent.
Even with such a busy schedule, she always has
time to provide assistance, feedback, and input
when needed. Not only have I enjoyed getting to
know her over the years, but I have enjoyed her
friendship. She is just one reason why the Academy
is such a special place,” said Tammi Cady, director
of development and alumni relations.
Ellingwood-Cedeno (’97) graduated from Emory
University with a Bachelors degree in Business
Administration in 2001 and began working at DRW
Trading Group in Chicago three months later.
She then clerked for six traders in the Eurodollar
Options pit at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange
for a year, and traded single stock futures and
South Korean Kospi Index Options. In 2005, she
joined the Convertible Bond Group at DRW, where
she weathered the financial storm of 2008 and
continues to trade. She currently sits on the DRW
Philanthropy Committee, helping direct charitable
giving by the firm’s corporate foundation.
“The Academy prepared me academically for
the rigors of college,” Ellingwood-Cedeno said.
“More importantly, the Academy taught me the
importance of community and teamwork, which
helped me excel in business school as well as in the
’real’ world.”
“The exceptional teachers in the (Academy)
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Math and English Departments aided me most
in preparing for Emory and for my career,” she
added. “The accelerated math program and
my senior AP Calculus class taught by (former
Academy teacher) Michelle Ralston, as well as a
fabulous English class with (former teacher) Erin
Mayo proved invaluable in preparing for the SAT
and for getting into college; but, most importantly,
for laying the foundation for success at Emory and
DRW Trading Group.”
“Although I didn’t like them much at the time, a
healthy dose of group project work foreshadowed
life outside the classroom in the business world,”
Ellingwood-Cedeno said. “The ability to work on
a team, communicate and collaborate are critical
skills I began building at the Academy.”
“I think Chapel is one of the most important
ways the Academy fosters a sense of community
among students. Meeting together every morning
provides a forum for students to interact, but
also for students to hear about the activities and
successes of their peers and teachers. Chapel
helps create an engaging environment of shared
experiences among the diverse student body. I
have watched my firm work to strengthen a sense
of community among employees as they try to
build a stronger organization.
“The Academy is a very special place where not
only the most exceptional students flourish but
where people of varied abilities are challenged
and driven to realize their greatest potential,” she
stressed. “I am dedicated to continue in the proud
tradition of service that helped make the Academy
such a special place to learn and to ensure that it
only gets better with age.”
Note: Jenis’ father, Mark Ellingwood, is a member of
the Academy’s Class of 1970. Her mother, Cheryl Gale
Chesley, is a 1971 graduate, and sister, Aimee, is a
member of the Class of 1999. Her grandfather, Eugene
Ellingwood, celebrated his 70th Academy class
reunion in June, and said he “hasn’t missed one yet.”
Helen
Byers
Johnson
BY JOSEPH HEALY
H
elen Byers Johnson began giving to
the Academy’s annual fund the year
she graduated, 1928, and gave every
single year, up until she passed away
at 99 ½ in November 2009. She also made a lasting
gift to the Academy that will be used to name the
archives area below the library in the Mayo Center
the Helen Byers Johnson Archive Room.
Helen’s family moved to St. Johnsbury in the
1920s from Wells River, Vermont, so she could
“have the Academy experience,” says her son,
Dick Johnson, Class of 1954. Dick stresses that the
lifetime achievement for which his mother was
most proud was graduating from the Academy.
“My mother, if there’s anything she will be
remembered for, was a mother to my classmates—
and not just mine, but my sisters’ too. As long as I
can remember, whenever Academy classmates or
friends came to town, they would stop to see Helen.
She was a magnet,” says Dick.
“Mrs. Johnson is a wonderful example of what
we praise all the time—those who come before
take care of those who come after. She was a loyal
alum for 81 years—not only financially, but in
all other ways. She loved kids and she loved the
Academy. Having a named space in memory of Mrs.
Johnson on campus is a fitting tribute to both her
and her family,” said Tammi Cady ’88, director of
alumni and development.
Helen and Clark Johnson (’28) were married in
1932, following Clark’s graduation from Middlebury
College, and raised three children, all Academy
graduates—Dick, Joann (’57) and Virginia (’51)—in
St. Johnsbury. Clark worked for the Ralston-Purina
Company his entire career, as Helen followed a
traditional (for the time) family role.
“ While we were students, our parents never
missed an activity or event we were in on campus,” Dick
says. “I remember playing baseball on old Hazen Field
and looking up and seeing my Dad standing there. Dad
and Mother were incredibly supportive of everything that
went on at the Academy.”
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Those guests receiving pins from Headmaster Tom Lovett during the 2011 Thaddeus Fairbanks Luncheon include
(row 1 L-R) Hope Colburn on behalf of Community National Bank, Thad Richardson on behalf of the Community
National Bank, Albert Salt ’43, (row 2 L-R) Wilson Jackson ’71, Tanya Pappalardo, Mike Pappalardo, and Tom Lovett.
Senior guest speaker Ian Cleary ’11 with Missy and
Nick McCuen ’59.
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The Academy Lifetime Members are recognized for cumulative giving of $20,000 or more
LEGACY COUNCIL
$1,000,000+
Anonymous (2)
Harry Clark, ’39*
Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation
The Murphy Family
John H. Watson, Jr. 1900*
HERITAGE COUNCIL
$500,000 - $1,000,000
The Freeman Foundation
R. Keith Furse ’40*
Edmund and Esther Beck ’35
Straszko*
Homer ’36 and Mary
Dean ’42 Stuart
Philip Young ’35*
COOLIDGE COUNCIL
$250,000 - $500,000
Anonymous
Carmen Christensen*
L. Aline Demers ’44
Russell ’39 and Mary Eager*
Madeline Fleming ’18*
Gladys Brooks Foundation
Lee Hackett ’57
Stanley Jones ’39*
J. Bishop ’40* and Betty McGill
Katherine Spencer ’26*
Turrell Fund
Roderic ’51 and Patricia Vitty
Arthur Watson Charitable Trust
Dale ’64T and Judy Wells
MORSE COUNCIL
$100,000 - $250,000
David and Ellen Andrews
Samuel ’64 and Janet Bain
Davenport Family Foundation
Albert ’26 and Bertha ’31
DesTroisMaisons*
Fairbanks Foundation
John and Judith Farmer
Henry ’36 and Rachel Fuller*
Richard Funkhouser ’35*
Allan Gilmour
Wilson Jackson ’71
William ’45 and Audrey Julian
Alex P. M. Ko and
Peggy Pk Yuk Chu
Susan LeCraw ’81
Passumpsic Savings Bank
Sodexo Campus Services
Union Bank
Ivis Wesley ’17*
James Woods ’24*
COLBY COUNCIL
$50,000 - $100,000
Anonymous
The Amicus Foundation
Walter ’37* and Joyce ’43* Bradley
Dolly Carroll ’35*
Priscilla ’34 and Russell
Christenson*
The Colwell Family
Marcia DeRosia ’69
James ’33 and Marguerite ’31
Drummond*
The Edward E. Ford Foundation
Estate of Ivy James Reed
Ethel Raymond Orcutt Trust
John Ford ’31*
Susan ’67 and Donald Grayson
Richard Kimball
James and Gloria Lernihan
Thomas and Ann Lovett
Allyn ’47 and Martha May
Bernier ’56 and Jeanette ’60 Mayo
J. Bishop McGill ’40*
Ann Mills
Mike and Tanya Pappalardo
Poulos Insurance, Inc.
The Rowland Foundation
John and Margaret Schickler
Kimberly Silloway ’82
Carl Spencer ’26*
Doris Crepeault Stetson ’51
Edward and Catherine Venner
Drury and Ruth Vinton
WEIDMANN
Jay ’87 and Janelle Wright
LIFETIME MEMBER
$20,000 - $50,000
Anonymous
Dorris Agger ’20*
The Alberta S. Kimball Foundation
Jerry and Karen Aldredge
Barbara ’39 and Norman ’36
Atwood*
Richard Beck ’66
Ernest ’63 and Vivianne Begin
Clinton Bennett*
Benoit Electric Inc.
Louis ’53 and Reinette ’54
Bouffard*
Mary Brooks ’28*
Thelma Brooks ’32*
The Caledonian-Record
Publishing Co
Brenda Carpenter*
Kwong Wing Chan and Yuk Ping Yu
Jongkwan Chun and Jaesook Kang
Daniel ’58 and Lois Clark
Bill Cleary
Marion Clough ’35*
Community National Bank
Confidence Foundation
William ’51 and Gay Costa*
Howard and Judith Crawford
William and Alice Cruess
John and Janice Cummings
Kathleen ’20 and Henry Darling*
Katharine Powell Daub ’42
James ’04 and Lea Davenport
David ’45 and Patricia ’47 Dodge
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
Steven ’71 and Deborah Dolgin
Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC
Fairbanks Scales
Nancy Tang Francis ’53
Robert and Sharon Fuehrer
Herbert ’32* and Mary Furse
John ’57 and Linda ’60 Garey
John and Nancy Goodrich
Sylvia ’45* and Carlisle Graves
Xianyu Gu and Jianli Zhang
David ’69 and Lyric Hale
John ’66 and Jo Anna
Garvin ’68 Hall
Kenneth ’85H and Gretchen ’85H
Hammer
Russell Heuer*
Patricia ’56 and Andrew Hoffman
Wen-Tai Hsiao and Mei-Chi
Hsiao-Chou
Helen Byers Johnson ’28*
Richard ’54 and Mona Johnson
D. Lloyd and Anne Jones
Bill ’45 and Audrey Julian
Sybil ’32 and Doug* Kitchel
Glenn Kohnke ’85
Kim Wai and Fung Cheng Lai
Shing Bong Lau and Yin Ping Wong
Julian and Susan LeCraw
Bernard Ling ’21*
Yan and Jing Liu
Robert and Julie Mandell
John Marshall and Jan Eastman
Mayo’s Furniture and
Floor Covering
Frances ’18 and Donald McGregor*
Marion Galbraith Merrill ’33
Richard ’54 and Carol Miller
Marshall ’27 and Prudence
Montgomery*
Dae-Won and Soojoo Choi Moon
Graham Newell ’33*
Ka Hung Ng and Ling Yuet Lo
Eleanor Paulk
Terrell Paulk ’85
Thomas Pulsifer ’76
Elizabeth ’32 and Morton Remick*
Kenneth Richardson
Sylvia ’67 and Robert Rosenberger
Albert Salt ’43
Shelter Harbor Golf Club
Katherine Silloway ’76 and R.
Gerald Webber
Frederick ’51* and Nilda Silloway
R. Estelle Slack ’19*
Sorrell’s Plumbing & Heating
St. Johnsbury Dental Associates
St. Johnsbury Rotary Club
St. Johnsbury Trucking Company
Prescott Stearns ’42
William* and Dorothy Stowe
Taya Thurman ’03
Frank ’35 and Mary Towers
C. Michael and Carol Vaughn
Thomas ’55 and Julia Waterman
The Wheelock Family
William A. and Marguerite Bemis
Trust
The Wilcox Foundation
The Windham Foundation, Inc.
Tony and Colleen Yue
Student Government President
Senior Danielle Caputo ’11
shared her story with guests
at the luncheon of wanting to
attend St. Johnsbury Academy
since she was just a little girl.
With the help of many loyal
alumni, family, and friends, her
dream was made possible.
Senior Michael Guidosh ’11
addresses the crowd during
the Thaddeus Fairbanks
Luncheon.
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The 1842 Circle recognizes those Academy benefactors who have made a planned or deferred gift to St. Johnsbury Academy
Vera ’37* and Raymond Ackerman
Mrs. James G. Andrews ’40
Robert ’40 and Veda Andrus
Dorothy Nutting Blackadar ’43
Arthur ’61 and Anne ’64 Brooks
Mary Brooks ’28*
Willard Buck ’40
Brenda Carpenter*
Christina ’91 and Aaron Carr
Robert Chapman ’54
Patricia Chirdon ’67
Carol Church ’58
Elwood ’60 and Nancy ’61 Cohen
Arthur Colby ’50
Francine ’69 and Orlando ’53 Costa
William and Alice Cruess
George Cunavelis ’41
Paul Darling ’29*
L. Aline Demers ’44
Marcia DeRosia ’69
David ’45 and Patricia ’47 Dodge
Steven ’71 and Deborah Dolgin
Richard Domey ’36*
Alfretta Eastman ’35*
Stephen Finner ’56
Mark Franco ’86
Doreen Fraser ’40
Rosemary Frazier ’42
Mary Furse
Phyllis Gage ’66
John ’57 and Linda ’60 Garey
Allan Gilmour
Susan ’67 and Donald Grayson
John ’66 and Jo Anna ’68 Hall
Arthur ’43 Harriman
Roland Heon ’48
Luther ’54 and Toni Hussey
Steven Isham ’77
Theresa Jackman ’69
Helen Byers Johnson ’28*
Stanley Jones ’39*
Jung Won Kang and Sung Hee Shin
Carl Kuniholm ’42
Lawrence Lapanne ’37
Irene Eager Little ’37
Ruth Warrell MacKay ’46
Bernier ’56 and Jeanette ’60 Mayo
C. Nick ’59 and Missy McCuen
J. Bishop ’40* and Betty McGill
Douglas ’50 and Meredith
McGregor
John ’41* and Mary Woods ’41
McLellan
Douglas ’71 and Andrea Morse
Marilyn Moulton ’49
Bernard Murphy ’43
Chandler Nelson ’42*
Dorothy Nelson ’57
Clayton ’34 and Madeline Parker*
George and Doris Plummer
John and Dorothy Ruggles
Albert Salt ’43
William Sprague ’31*
Edmund Steele ’28*
John ’48* and Doris Crepault ’50
Stetson
William* and Dorothy Stowe
Esther Straszko ’35*
Homer ’36 and Mary Dean ’42
Stuart
Frances Trafton Thyng ’43*
Frank ’35 and Mary Towers
Mark Weber ’74
Celesta Whiskin ’42
Barbara Perry Wood ’42
Charles ’56 and Beverly Woods
Merle Wright ’57
*Deceased
Loyalty Members are those who have loyally donated to the Academy 20 or more consecutive years
James ’40* and Ellen Andrews
Robert ’40 and Veda Andrus
Margaret Countryman Arnold ’32*
Mildred Austin ’41*
Samuel ’64 and Janet Bain
Dorothy Bailey Barker ’39
Jane Tillotson Barrett ’49
Ernest ’63 and Vivianne Begin
Raymond ’42 and Marie Bradley
’42 Bernier
Marilyn Hoar Bixby ’52
Irving and Ruth Reed Brown ’34*
Ruth Porter Bryan ’38
G. Julian ’35 and Marion Suitor
Butler ’34*
Bruce and Patrice Buxton
James and Evelyn Mercier ’38
Cannon*
Elizabeth Nelson Cary
Norman ’40 and Norma Prescott
’43 Chase
Craig ’66 and Patricia Chase
David ’59 and Patricia
Albee ’67 Coburn
Claire Gorham Cohen ’52
Gerald ’59 and Diane Dawson ’63
Collins
Donald ’41* and Dorothy Morrison
’53 Coombs
John ’64 and Barbara Cornish
Roger Cramton ’46
George Crosby ’34*
John Cunavelis ’45
George Cunavelis ’41
Gerald Curtis ’51
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Katharine Powell Daub ’42
Lawrence Demers ’42
Luella Drown Demers ’40
Dorothy Traynor Desrochers ’44
George Dinsmore ’25*
Eleanor Disco ’42
N. Robert ’49 and Joyce Atherton
’49 Dumas
Andrew ’57T and Gertrude Sylvain
’61M Dussault
James Farmer ’65 and Cynthia
Young
E. Dean and Elsie McKee ’49
Finney
Edith Ranney Fiske ’20*
Doreen Fraser ’40
John ’57 and Linda Barnett ’60
Garey
Charles ’44 and JoAnn Gibson
H. Frances Landry Gingue’50
Curtis and Eleanor Conly ’41
Gonyaw
Glendeen Samuelson Gonzales ’41
Donald and Susan O’Neil ’67
Grayson
Lee Hackett ’57
Kenneth ’85 and Gretchen ’85
Hammer
Marian Morris Hanchett ’46
Anthony ’43 and Dianne Handy
Ruth Sparrow Hanson ’34*
Paul Hawley ’46
Charles ’53 and Suzanne Hedrick
Charles Hegarty
Verne and Norma* Heitman
Everdene Harriman Hoffman ’54
Doris Hooker ’43
Beverley Holbrook Hopkins ’46
Paul Howe ’39*
Nancy Mollica Ihnat ’46
William and Joan Cook ’46 Johnson
George Kellogg ’39
Marjorie Gaffney Kilgus ’46
Doug* and Sybil Beck ’32 Kitchel
Walter Ladd ’33
Leigh ’52T and Beverly Goodwin ’52
Larocque
Gerard Leclerc ’52
Susan Cotter LeCraw ’81
Joseph ’79 and Valerie Gendron ’79
Lemieux
Andrew ’43 and Marjory Logan
Harold and Margaret Sprague ’36
Lord*
John ’55 and Carol Mahoney
Bernier ’56 and Jeanette Pike ’60
Mayo
Douglas ’50 and Meredith
McGregor
Hazen ’51 and Mary McLaren
Bob ’54 and Janet Meserve
James and Rose Mary Traynor ’46
Meyer
Richard Miller ’49
Mary Morrison ’70
Sally Palmer Moshier ’58
A. Elaine Samuelson Needham ’43
Howard and Joyce Sargent ’41
Nickerson
Beatrice Julian Nowocienski ’42
Charles and Barbara Martin ’54
Patchen
Louise McGill Payne ’34*
Clark Perry ’62 and Pamela Moore
Jules Prevost ’34*
Raymond Prevost ’43T*
Bernice Quimby ’46
Larry ’66 and Nancy Rowe
Ralph Roy ’34
Albert Salt ’43
Robert and Barbara Lumbra ’45
Schmidt
Cynthia Sargent Sholl ’39*
Frederick ’51* and Nilda Silloway
Carolyn Silsby ’51
Dennis ’71 and Deborah
Douglas ’72 Smith
Jean Gorham Smith ’49
Mary Bailey St. Peter ’41
John ’48* and Doris Crepeault ’50
Stetson
Esther Beck Straszko ’35*
David and Tanya Tellman
Reginald Turner ’36*
Lyle Vance ’45
Scott and Debra Julian VanDemark
Roderic ’51 and Patricia Vitty
Dale ’64T and Judy Wells
Lilla Safford Willey ’37
Jean Fleming Williams ’44
*Deceased
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
Gifts of $10,000 and higher qualify benefactors for
this circle of donors to St. Johnsbury Academy.
Nancy Chouinard Cohen ‘61 and
Maxine Hodgdon Hadlock ‘61
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
Anonymous (2)
Samuel and Janet Bain
Bill and Kathy Cleary
Dennis and Jane Correia
The Freeman Foundation
Lee Hackett
Bo Huang and Fengying Sun
Helen Johnson*
Roland and Gaby Kahn
Alex P. M. Ko and Peggy
Pk Yuk Chu
Xiang Gian Li and Xiao Giu Yu
The Rowland Foundation
Kimberly Silloway
Sodexo Campus Services
Doris Stetson
Esther Straszko*
Dale and Judy Wells
Jay and Janelle Wright
Qing Chuan Xiong and Ming
Ying Wang
Bin Zhang
HEADMASTER’S SOCIETY
Chi Hwan An and Mi Ok Kim
John and Pamela Benoit
Byung Joon Choi and Young Ju Kim
Marcia DeRosia
Allan Gilmour
Susan and Donald Grayson
Richard and Mona Johnson
Kim Wai and Fung Cheng Lai
Huimin Liu and Hongyan Li
John* and Mary McLellan
Marion Galbraith Merrill
Guowei Ni and Xing Lin
Jeffrey and Barbara Noyes
Thomas Pulsifer
Zhimiao Shen and Beiju Chen
Zhenggang Wang and Chu Xiuli
Min Wei and LiPing Hao
Ji In Yu and Mi Jin Chon
Carlos Zalles
JAMES K. COLBY SOCIETY
HEADMASTER’S SOCIETY
The Headmaster’s Society recognizes the generosity
of St. Johnsbury Academy donors who provide
leadership gifts between $5,000-$9,999.
JAMES K. COLBY SOCIETY
Honoring the Academy’s first Headmaster for his
service and dedication to the Academy, this category
recognizes support between $2,500-$4,999.
Benoit Electric Inc.
Martha Cavanaugh and Edward
Vilandrie
Hong Chang and Weina Ma
Thad and Susan Chesson
Gene and Peggy Dionne
Eleanor Disco
John* and Virginia Downs
Norman J. Fisher & Doris Fisher
Foundation
Michael and Claudia Gohl
Pedro Gonzalez-Senovilla and
Blanca Ramos
Glenn Kohnke
Passumpsic Savings Bank
Prudential Foundation
Matching Gifts
Shaun Rogers and Nadine
Davey-Rogers
Philip and Peggy Soucy
Runzhong Wang and Huali Shang
WEIDMANN
Min Xiong and Saiying Li
FOUNDER’S SOCIETY
Members of the St. Johnsbury Academy family with
gifts from $1,842-$2,499 express a care and concern
for maintaining St. Johnsbury Academy’s quality
educational environment are listed here.
FOUNDER’S SOCIETY
CENTURY CLUB
Gifts between $100-$249 recognize St. Johnsbury
Academy benefactors for their support to the
programs and activities that continue the margin of
excellence of our education.
American Express Charitable Fund
Elwood and Nancy Cohen
Corning Incorporated Foundation
Jessica Fontecha
German American Partnership
Program
Brooks and Sheri Hilton
Patricia and Andrew Hoffman
Thomas and Mary Ann LaHaise
James and Mary Jo Mazzonna
Nawal Mouaki
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY SOCIETY
Members of the Academy family with gifts from
$1,000-$1,841 are listed with others who share the
strong vision of excellence.
HOMER T. FULLER SOCIETY
Homer T. Fuller’s early support of the Academy was
vital to its success. This society recognizes those
who have made gifts to St. Johnsbury Academy of
$500-999.
HILLTOPPER CLUB
The Hilltopper Club recognizes those dedicated
supporters for the Academy family whose gifts are
between $250-499.
GREEN & WHITE CLUB
Recognizes the dedicated support to St. Johnsbury
Academy from our loyal alumni, friends, businesses,
and families.
*Deceased
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Annual Giving by Category (Continued)
Numia Medical Technology
Robert and Marcia Ouellette
Paul and Dorothea Penar
Jean McGregor Rogers
Stewart Rubenstein and
Chris Parker
Jin Song and Jeong Ae Jeon
Vermont Arts Council
Roderic and Patricia Vitty
Westinghouse Electric Company
Helen Wilbur
The Windham Foundation, Inc.
Bixhue Wu
Jianhua Yuan and Guoyan Zhang
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY
SOCIETY
Anonymous
Black River Design
Gregory Boardman
Thomas Brisson
Tammi and David Cady
Catamount Film and Arts Company
Tim Fuk Chang and Yuen
Wai Huang
Charter Communications
Xinshun Chen and HuaPing Yu
Jong Jin Choi and Kyung Im Sim
Chul Young and Jun Kyung Choy
Roger Cramton
Eugene Ellingwood
Richard and Sarah Emery
Steve Gilman
Eli Goldberg
Brad and Valerie Griswold
Beverley Hopkins
Daniel and Mary Hughes
Wilson Jackson
Jun Hong Kim and Hee
Kyung Moon
Hyuk Soon Kim and Mi Hye Chung
Sung Il and Ji Hui Kim
Sin-Jo Kim and Se Kyong Lee
Seung Yul Lee and Jung Ae Park
Tsz Fai Li and Ping Yuen
Andrew and Vicki Light
Feng Lin and Hanrong Wang
Carol and Richard Lyon
Bernier and Jeanette Mayo
Gon Ok and Jungsok Cho
An Soo and Minyi Park
Passumpsic Lodge No. 27 F&AM
Jeanne and Mark Peabody
Javier Pena and Beatriz Esparza
Robert Phillips and Michael Phillips
Paul and Linda Pike
Enrico and Dianne Piraino
Sylvia and Robert Rosenberger
Albert Salt
Kelley and James Shimansky
Nilda Silloway
Sorrell’s Plumbing & Heating
Gregory Sweeny
Barbara and Ernest Thurston
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Valhalla Corp.
Debra and Scott VanDemark
Thomas and Emily Vitale
Mary Ann Wannamaker
HOMER T. FULLER SOCIETY
Karen and Jerry Aldredge
Mrs. James G. Andrews
Scott and Joelle Beck
Lois and Ross Bimson
Richard and Diane Boisseau
Eileen Boland and Don Bredes
Alan Brock
Arthur and Anne Brooks
Chang-rak Choi and Kyung-ae Cho
Beth and Marc Choiniere
Richard and Joyce Clark
Alan and Marjorie Conly
John Crane and David Chambers
John and Alison Curran
Katharine Powell Daub
Steven and Deborah Dolgin
Sharon and Ronald Fadden
Robert and Bonnie Fairbanks
Fairbanks Scales
James Farmer and Cynthia Young
Sarah Garey and Michael Wright
Robert and Mary Ann Gessner
Jennifer Hall
John and Jo Anna Hall
Thomas Handy
Douglas and Bonita Harlow
Susan and James Havers
Everdene Hoffman
Kelly and Richard Jesseman
Keith’s II Sports, LTD.
Gordon and Barbara Ladd
Walter Ladd
Walter and Kathy Ladd
Hajae Lee and Myung-ok
Song Wei Li
Reeve and Nathaniel Lindbergh
David and Robin Martin
Kathryn and Robert McGill
Douglas and Meredith McGregor
Ron Miller
Thomas and Sharon Moore
Richard Mott
Sean and Abigail Murphy
Edward and Janice Narey
Patrick and Nella Neary
Anh and Uyen Nguyen
Northeastern Vermont Regional
Hospital, Inc.
Holly Ocampo
Stephen Phipps, MD pc
Poulos Insurance, Inc.
Deane and Sandra Rankin
Rodney and Mary Ellen Reis
Linda Rhodes
Alan Ruggles
Sovernet Communications
Jo-Ann Sullivan
Gary and Deborah Thornton
Union Bank
Thomas and Julia Waterman
Wells Fargo Advisors
WICOR Americas, Inc.
Richard P. Willey and
Suzanne Cardon
Barbara Perry Wood
Edward and Carol Zuccaro
HILLTOPPER CLUB
Noble and Ruth Allen
Amgen Foundation
Lisa and Mark Avery
Robert and Nicole Begin
Nicole and Kevin Biggie
Robert and Inez Bisbee
Timiny and David Braemer
Thomas and Nancy Brock
David Broughton
Raymond Brown
Jeffrey and Melissa Burroughs
Garren Calkins
David Caplan
Harvey and Patty Caplan
Po-Wen and Li-Feng Chang
Alan and Margaret Cheever
Wan Kin and Wan Chu
David and Patricia Coburn
Claire Gorham Cohen
Arthur Colby
Frances and Greg Cone
Thomas and Cathy Conte
Karen Creighton
George Cunavelis
Barbara and Robert Destino
David and Patricia Dodge
Paul Doerfler
Stephen Donna
Angela Drew and Ryan Daly
John and Louisa Driscoll
Ralph and Ramona Duerre
Andrew and Gertrude Dussault
Edward Jones
Charles and Lita Ely
Doreen Fraser
Kevin Garand
The Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation
Charles and JoAnn Gibson
Kenneth and Gretchen Hammer
Marianne and Saher Handy Hraibi
William and Marcia Harris
Doris and Terry Hartshorn
Clark and Lorraine Holland
James and Lorraine Impey
Isaacson Structural Steel, Inc.
C. William and Carol Jackson
Sandra and Robert Jacon
Raymond and Maryann Johnson
Steven and Sonia Jolliffe
Richard and Karen Kennedy
Pamela Burns Kocher
Leach Engineering Consultants
Michael and Deborah Lary
Tammy MacLean and
Jeannette Albee
C. Nick and Missy McCuen
Catherine Miles Grant and
Charles Grant
Constance and Andrew Morris
Mary Morrison
Chalmers and Debra Morse
Garth and Jessica Moulton
Marilyn Moulton
Richard and Lauren Moye
Jamie and Melissa Murphy
Law Office of William P. Neylon
Nga Nguyen
Todd and Vivian Pacifico
Clayton and Madeline Parker
Keith and Jayne Phelps
F. C. Phillips, Inc.
Lisa and Stephen Phipps
Carl Pletsch
Roger Reynolds
David and Anne Rismiller
John and Cynthia Robillard
Dover Robinson Ford
Regina Rogers Doi
Richard Roth and Delphine Ho
Linda and Paul Roy
Salesforce.com Foundation
Denise and Paul Scavitto
Craig and Deborah Schein
Mary and Peter Shepley
Craig and Charlotte Snow
Brian and Sherry Soucy
Ronald and Meredith Steen
Caroline Taplin
Tiedemann - Bevs Industries Inc.
Kelly and Dale Urie
William and Jane Vinton
Wendy Voorsanger
Robert and Sharon Ward
Linda and Keith Wooster
Merle Wright
CENTURY CLUB
Shirley and Everett Achilles
David Achilles
Jan Adamec
Brian and Judy Albiser
Sarah and Michael Alto
Jennifer Anson and Jonathan Rice
Marta and Alan Arcuri
Lee Ash
Bradley and Janet Ashley
Timothy Ayer
Eleanor Moore Badger
Cuauhtemoc and Roxana
Balcarcel Benitez
Cuauhtemoc Balcarcel Pereda
Charles and Jean Baldwin
Sam and Nancy Ball
Dorothy Bailey Barker
Taryn and Thomas Barrett
Jane Tillotson Barrett
William Baslock
Edsel and Rita Bean
Leo and Jean Beaulieu
Jayne and Van-George Belanger
Michael and Kathryn Bergeron
Raymond and Marie Bradley
Bernier
Dorothy Nutting Blackadar
Karen and Donald Blake
Marion Blake
Sally Blanchard
Steven Bobrowski
Marjorie Cook Boshart
Bruce and Leslie Bowman
Kathleen and Michael Brown
Cheryl and Robert Brunetti
Charles and Deborah Bucknam
Joanne and Michael Bugbee
Paul and Susan Bushart
Karen and Kenneth Buzzell
Lynne and Joseph Caljouw
Catherine and James Carrara
Beverly Carrier
John and Ruth Carroll
Celtic Marketing Food Brokers
Paul and Mary Choiniere
Sandra and Ralph Cirone
Citizens Charitable Foundation
Tausha and Timothy Clouatre
Suzanne and Francis Clouatre
Sherman Cohn
Donna and David Coker
Francis and Rosemary Collins
Diane and Gerald Collins
Richard and Nancy Collins
Zachary Colosa
John and Barbara Cornish
John Cort-Desrochers
Ronald and Virginia Cross
John Cunavelis
Gerald Curtis
Barbara and Rodney Daniels
Albert Dauphin
J. Paul and LaWanda Dauphin
Glen and Jo-Ann Davis
Stephanie Dawson
Jessica Densmore and Jeremy
Donovan
Raymond and Germaine Desilets
Christopher and Sarah Despins
Dorothy Traynor Desrochers
Robert and Linda Desrochers
Sherrie Devenger and David
Giacobbe
Gordon and Ina Mae DeWitt
Jean and Anthony DiMaio
Michael Dionne
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Cooper Murphy
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Gertrude and J. David Naparstek
Judith Newcum
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Luke O’Brien
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Thomas D. Palermo
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J.Ollie Parker
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Zachary Patoine
Kendra Paupst
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Eduardo Pena
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Joshua Perry
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Diane and Eric Pierce
Anthony and Laura Pizzo
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Achile and Deborah Prevost
Benjamin Price
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J. Ernest and Joyce Racenet
Norma Fox Racine
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Alexander Rainville
Shirley and Paul Ramirez
Thomas Raymond
Amy and Anthony Rebollo
Delbert and Jacquelyn Reed
Diamond Reed
Richard and Patricia Reed
Mary Ellen and Rodney Reis
Norman and Jennifer Renaud
Carmen Desrochers Repasz
Michael Richardson
Laura and Nancy Rivers
Milton and Lisa Rivers
Lisa and Milton Rivers
Edward Robbins
Diana Roberts
Wendy Robertson
Maureen Robillard
Eric and Tracie Robillard
Carol Robinson
Dorothy Robinson and Sandy
Turman
Byron Roosa
Michael Rossotto
Diane and Charles Rousseau
Alan and Stephanie Rowe
John and Marian Rowe
Abigael Roy
Kimberly Roy
Edgar and Jeanne Royer
Lauren Ruffner
Trevor Ruggles
Joseph and Terri Russell
Kristopher Russell
Dylan Rutledge
James and Jennifer Ryan
Margaret Ryan
Christopher R. Sadler
Eliza Salmon
Thomas and Leslie Salmon
Linda and Wesley Salter
Larissa Sandvil
Peerada Saneevong Na Ayuthaya
Brent A. Sargent
Elizabeth and Robert Sargent
Bouaketh and Vicki Sayarath
Jason and Erika Scherer
Ryan Scheyer
Blake Schoolcraft
Aaron Schwartz
Bruce and Mary Jo Scott
Joshua Seamon
Marie Beaudry Sham
Hengdan Shi
XuLi Shi
Colby Shields
Megan Shotwell
Carole and Michael Sicard
Claire Simons
William Simons
Angelina Ciattoni Simpson
Juan Luis Simunovic Esbir
Jon and Jennifer Smith
Jean Gorham Smith
Omlah and Bertha Smith
Reginald Smith
Robert Smith
Alden Smith
Nathan Smith
Marjorie Smith
Deborah and Dennis Smith
Michael Smith
Jordan Smith
Amy Snellings
Jonathan Solorzano
Jennifer F. Soucy
Special Services Department of
St. Johnsbury Academy
Christopher Spellman
John Spence
Ruthmary Gilfillan Spence
Gary Spooner
John and Fran St. Peter
Mary Bailey St. Peter
Galen J. Staats
James Stone
Kenneth Stowe
Daniel and Louella Strobridge
Michael Sullivan
Mayaka Sumitomo
Martha Sunderhauf
Daniel and Mary Swainbank
Dorothy and George Swanson
Lillian Morris Sweet
Jessica Swett
Michael and Tammy Talotta
Zachary Talotta
TARGET
Barbara Clark Taylor
Devon Taylor
Joshua Taylor
Michelle Taylor
Levi Tetreault
Rolla and Susan Thomas
Robert and Lisa Thorn
Lisa and Robert Thorn
Justin Tomaselli
Nathan Tomaselli
Ashley Toney
Chelsey Toney
Ann and David Torrey
TransCanada
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Abigail Trebilcock
Frank Trebilcock
Carol and Roland Tremble
Tyler Trenholme
Nolan Trottier
Smith Tsoi
Jim and Betty Tunny
Sandy Turman and Dorothy
Robinson
Sherry Turmel
Gertrude and Robert Turner
Jacob and Rachel Turner
Carlos Uruchurtu Amaya
Frances Utton
Catherine Valdez
Rosanna Van Sluytman
Vandor Corporation
Harry and Anita Vann
Jean Vaughan
Rachel K. Vear
Kathryn Vereline
Allan and Nancy Vieira
Luan Vu Thanh
Shawn Waldron
Elaine and David Walker
Dyan and Donald Wallace
Mildred Bailey Walters
JingChuan Wang
Ruo-Yu Wang
Courtney Ward
Leonard Ward-Bonavita
Rebecca Warren
Patrick and Deborah Watkins
Joseph Way
Donald and Izetta Welcome
Charles Welcome
Chu-Hsuan Weng
John and Margaret Wesley
Joan and Brenda Weston
Jared Whitcomb
Marilyn and Garry White
Clifford Whitehill
Frances Burdette Whitney
Stanley and Mary Wilkins
Gerald Willey
Lilla Safford Willey
Michael and Patricia Willey
Victoria Lapointe Williams
Jean Fleming Williams
Pamela and Rodney Williams
Connor Williams
Lucille and Dexter Willson
Donald and Nathalie Wood
Marjorie Wood
Alicia and Charles Woods
Lorraine Woodward
Peter and Sandra Wright
Jun Xi Wu
Thea Wurzburg
Kathleen Wyllie
Jihong Xiong
Shidi Xu
Makenna Young
Tian Yu
Meng Yuan
Thomas and Charlene Zabek
Jie Zhang
Wenbo Zhao
Yuchong Zhu
James Zuccaro
Beth and Thomas Zuttermeister
Thanks to the Ward Family for
the donation of the flag pole at
the new softball field located
on Barker Avenue. Pictured
here from left to right are Wes
Ward ’75, Cathy Ward Conte ’69,
Lois Ward, Debra Ward Bigelow
’72, and Pamela Ward Williams
’71. Missing from the photo is
Melissa Ward Polson ’76 and
Rob Ward ’83. The donation of
the flag was made possible by
Tom Conte.
Estate Planning
By indicating your intentions to remember St. Johnsbury
Academy in your estate plans, you earn membership to
the 1842 Circle. If you have St. Johnsbury Academy in
your estate plans and have not notified the school, please
contact Tammi Cady, Director of Development, by phone
at (802) 751-2010 or by e-mail at [email protected]
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so we are sure to recognize you appropriately.
1927
Class Participation 33.33%
Richard M. Sprague
1933
Class Participation 25%
Walter A. Ladd
Marion Galbraith Merrill
1934
Maurice E. Drown
Ralph L. Roy
1935
Frank Towers
1937
Lilla Safford Willey
Lorraine Jeanjacquet Woodward
1938
Ruth Porter Bryan
H. Dale Gibson
1939
Dorothy Bailey Barker
Marjorie Bonett Smith
1940
Raymond H. Brown
Jean MacKenzie Campana
Norman L. ChaseLuella Drown
Demers
Doreen Fraser
1941
Allen Caldwell
George P. Cunavelis
Gertrude Bonett Daire
Raymond J. Desilets
Eugene F. Ellingwood
Mildred Merchant Esten
Theodora Blodgett Farr
Nelson C. Farr
Perry E. Kipp
Robert A. Knapp
Janet Legendre Lucas
Mary Woods McLellan
Charles A. Nolin
Helen MacKenzie Park
Warren H. Penniman
Ruthmary Gilfillan Spence
Mary Bailey St. Peter
Marjorie Carter Wood
1942
Marie Bradley Bernier
Raymond R. Bernier
Marjorie Cook Boshart
Katharine Powell Daub
Lawrence G. Demers
Eleanor Morron Disco
Carl A. Kuniholm
Beatrice Julian Nowocienski
Barbara Perry Wood
1943
Dorothy Nutting Blackadar
Norma Prescott Chase
Ruth Cormier Crane
Lionel Daigneault
Anthony Handy
Doris Hooker
Virginia Kimball Johnson
Joyce Bean Knights
Edward O. Meilleur
Albert J. Salt
Joyce Perkins Swett
Mildred Bailey Walters
John W. Wesley
1944
Edna Fontaine Bailly
George D. Dezell
Charles Gibson
Helen Albiser Kopf
Natalie Ruggles Mann
Cleveland Minor
Rosalie Rancour Vear
1945
Edsel R. Bean
John A. Bisson
John P. Cunavelis
David A. Dodge
William A. Julian
Normand W. Madore
Nano Barney McCauliff
Edgar J. Royer
Rosemary Garfield Schwartz
1946
Eleanor Moore Badger
Pauline Rice Bouffard
Dorothy Poole Cassady
Roger C. Cramton
Elinor Remick Daigneault
Kenneth Gibson
Marilyn Estabrooks Guy
Marian Morris Hanchett
Paul A. Hawley
Jeremiah J. Hayes
Beverley Holbrook Hopkins
Richard D. Hovey
Nancy Mollica Ihnat
Joan Cook Johnson
Marjorie Gaffney Kilgus
Marjorie Cramton Lathrop
Jean Pillsbury Lincoln
Ruth Warrell MacKay
Howard McLaren
Florence Buxton Meigs
Rose Mary Traynor Meyer
Edith Jacques Mitchell
Lucille Jones Oakes
Charlotte Nelson Rafferty
Robert L. Smith
Stanley W. Smith
Lillian Morris Sweet
1947
Joan Morris Balaun
Maureen Campion Larsen
Richard A. Roberts
Jack B. Viets
1948
Charles W. Baldwin
Paul E. Choiniere
Joseph R. A. Clouatre
Richard J. Collins
Theresa Roy Dunbar
Janet Silsby Dunham
Robert E. Heon
Robert E. Johnson
Frederick D. Larsen
Carolyn McLaren McCrae
Douglas E. Murphy
Joyce Salt Racenet
Dorothy Stillman Swanson
1949
Anonymous
Jane Tillotson Barrett
Rita Lacroix Bean
Jean Learmouth Clark
Jean Colby Davis
Joyce Atherton Dumas
Robert Dumas
Virginia Cormier Fortin
Margaret Bosworth Hall
Dorothy Weeks Hovey
Richard J. Miller
Glendon L. Moffett
Marilyn Moulton
Robert H. Sargent
Welland B. Scott
Jean Gorham Smith
John D. Tirrell
Aline Williams Trask
Robert H. Turner
Charles Welcome
Ruth Hayward White
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Giving by Class (Continued)
Lillian Nutter Willey
Gerald T. Willey
Donald Wood
Carol Morris Leavitt
Marie Beaudry Sham
Martha Hopkins West
1950
1954
Edith Salt Carleton
Arthur R. Colby
Charles A. Ely
H. Frances Landry Gingue
Phillip D. Goss
Robert Hall
Douglas W. McGregor
Achile T. Prevost
Doris Crepeault Stetson
Karol Baldwin Teiko
1951
Ruth Fauteux Bijolle
Robert C. Bisbee
Gerald Curtis
Ralph B. Emerson
Marilyn Skinner Gillingham
Jeanne Cormier Hale
Anne Leclerc Jenks
Charles A. Joyce
Hazen E. McLaren
Raymond A. Poliquin
Carolyn Silsby
John W. Stanley
Roderic B. Vitty
Donald Welcome
Frances Burdette Whitney
1955
Robert H. Farmer
Glendon H. Gadapee
Lorraine Gagne Holland
Robert T. Lawrence
Robert J. Ouellette
Charles E. Page
Carol Lowrey Swatkiewicz
Barbara Clark Taylor
Thomas C. Waterman
1956
Anonymous
Marilyn Hoar Bixby
Carole Eaton Bulger
Claire Gorham Cohen
Robert J. Drummond
Gloria Dubois
Steve H. Gilman
Donald E. Grady
Leigh B. Larocque
Beverly Goodwin Larocque
Ruth Amidon LaRose
Gerard P. Leclerc
Mary Kenney Letourneau
Richard F. Little
Colleen Miller Page
Constance Bryant Powers
Gertrude Donna Turner
Izetta Rand Welcome
Marilyn Gray White
Richard P. Willey
Marvourine Macie Burgoyne
Harvey M. Caplan
Richard S. Clark
Gordon V. DeWitt
Jean Rogers DiMaio
Nancy Goss Eaton
Peter J. Eaton
Janet Whitcomb Fenoff
Stephen Finner
Donald L. Glover
John Gould
Patricia Sherburne Hoffman
Judith Bailey Hugo
Michael W. Hutchinson
Dennis LeBlanc
Bernier L. Mayo
Sara Phinney McCarthy
Patricia Glover Pottle
Bruce M. Quimby
Norman A. Renaud
Jean McGregor Rogers
Lucille Jarry Willson
1953
1957
1952
Leo D. Beaulieu
David B. Caplan
Beverly Wheeler Carrier
John CarrollLillian Laperle
Clouatre
Orlando Costa
Charles W. Hedrick
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Ruth Harbaugh Carroll
Alan Cheever
Sandra Murphy Cirone
John F. Cort-Desrochers
Dennis F. CotÇ
Barbara Wakeham Daniels
Clare Dyer
Everdene Harriman Hoffman
Bruce W. Hoyt
Richard C. Johnson
Richard Miller
Barbara Martin Patchen
Leonard N. Swatkiewicz
Marietta Bisson Taylor
Autumn 2011
David C. Achilles
Mary Lou Butterfield Bell
Lorraine Giguere Brunelle
Marjorie Clark
Delbert J. CotÇ
Andrew J. Dussault
Barbara Hall Gallant
Judith O’Rourke Gilpin
Lee P. Hackett
Clark Holland
Raymond H. Johnson
Bradford H. King
Katherine Heath Mackay
David R. Martin
Marjorie Hoar McNeice
Cecile Dubois Merchant
Norman F. Miner
Carmen Desrochers Repasz
Roger N. Reynolds
Maureen Finn Robillard
Bruce A. Scott
Carol Pike Wetherbee
Stanley Wilkins
Merle G. Wright
1958
Sidney N. Achilles
Lawrence W. Darrell
J. Paul Dauphin
Don M. Gaskell
Ernest F. Thurston
Jeffrey C. Tweedy
Victoria Lapointe Williams
1959
Richard W. Bedor
Martin Cassidy
David W. Coburn
Gerald B. Collins
Kathleen Pena Drown
Ellen Lawrence Hankins
Mary Hart Harris
C. Nick McCuen
Maureen Oliver Mintz
Onofrio Mollica
1960
Charles E. Boisvert
Elwood F. Cohen
Andre F. Gagner
James G. Grimes
Tom Hill
Sandra MacPherson Jacon
Thomas F. LaHaise
Lois Cuthbertson Lenton
C. James Liberty
Jeanette Pike Mayo
Stuart A. Miner
1961
Marjorie Ailes Achilles
Brian Albiser
Anonymous
Sam Ball
Ross C. Bimson
Florence Burke Bisson
Marion Waterman Blake
Sally Blanchard
Arthur S. Brooks
Theresa Martel Brown
Michael Callanan
Suzanne Duncan Clouatre
Nancy Chouinard Cohen
Alan R. Conly
Ronald Cross
Virginia Cutting Cross
John Dawson
Barbara Black DestinoGene
Dionne
Robert Dussault
Gertrude Sylvain Dussault
Jeannette Paquette Farmer
Jeffrey E. Fleuren
Maxine Hodgdon Hadlock
Thomas Harmon
Dolores Voyer Hoffman
Sylvia Pearce Houghton
C. William W. Jackson
Richard V. Kennedy
Frank E. Lamont
Sandy Tyler Lemire
John E. Lenton
Mildred Lewis
Sandra Lowell Lynaugh
Pauline Lillicrap Marckini
Otis C. McKinstry
Doris Laperle Mollica
Patrick Neary
Pierre R. Pepin
Carl E. Pletsch
Gary C. Potter
Linda Calkins Roy
Carole Grady Sicard
Barbara Cutting Thurston
Jean McGennis Vaughan
1962
Douglas R. Bedard
David R. Giguere
Jothany Williams James
Linda Rowe Kaley
Terry MacPherson
Richard K. Mott
Donna Beaupre Parr
Clark A. Perry
Andrea Fyfe Smith
Christopher Walther
Warren M. Wilson
1963
Anonymous
Laura Penniman Barrett
Bruce Benoit
Lois Cobb Bimson
Diane Dawson Collins
Douglas Harlow
Rose Brigham Hill
Leroy C. Houghton
W. Kent Moore
Richard Reed
Michael D. Smith
Daniel L. Strobridge
Clifford Whitehill
1964
Geri Aiken Adams
Marta Helgesen Arcuri
Samuel E. Bain
Anne Swainbank Brooks
John E. Cornish
Richard Crane
William C. Hanson
James H. Impey
Pamela Burns Kocher
Joan Moore Lint
Thomas Moss
Marcy Somers Myers
Gertrude Harris Naparstek
Deborah Hull Thornton
Carol Bessette Zuccaro
1965
Thomas P. Brisson
Alan L. Brock
Hazel Chamberlin Clark
John G. Crane
Denyse Lanctot Daly
James Farmer
Hermel D. Fortin
Charlene Heath Giguere
Marianne Handy Hraibi
Nancy Heath
Walter A. Ladd
Daniel Murphy
Rachel Carr Norway
Linda Ellingwood Pollock
Gary M. Spooner
Daniel R. Swainbank
1966
Neuane Brown Adcox
Dennis D. Beer
Janet Drown Benoit
Claudette Paquin Cassidy
Craig C. Chase
Terry M. Clifford
Lawrence A. Crane
Paul Emmons
William C. Evans
Elaine Lamothe Evans
David C. Forbes
Richard P. Gagne
Larry F. Gochey
Bruce A. Greenwood
Susanne Guyer
John S. Hall
Donna Powers Hovey
Alice Kitchel
Lucille Maurice Maistros
Ronald L. Morse
Allen P. Munkittrick
Brenda Kimball Newbegin
Jeffrey E. Noyes
Jayne Zabrosky Phelps
Keith A. Phelps
Bryon G. Quatrini
Delbert T. Reed
Stanley H. Robinson
Larry E. Rowe
Gary M. Sanborn
John S. St. Peter
Gregory N. Sweeny
Susan Bain Williams
1967
Thomas C. Brock
Patricia Albee Coburn
Guy Demers
Clement Dussault
David L. Farnham
Susan O’Neil Grayson
William G. Hall
Alfred E. Hanson
Thomas Havers
Judy Whitcomb Lamont
David Lamont
Linda Bender Mitchell
Janet Dionne Quatrini
Beth Jordan Robinson
Sylvia Duff Rosenberger
Elizabeth Pearl Sargent
Ethel Brown Toombs
1968
Jan Scott Adamec
Anonymous
Michael Bergeron
Ann Cormier Bessette
Delaine Brown
Karen Snow Buzzell
Peter F. Crosby
Karlene Skinner Dussault
Jo Anna Garvin Hall
Elizabeth Groom Havers
Ralph Mold
Jacquelyn Leach Reed
Jo-Ann Hall Sullivan
1969
Shirley Provoncha Achilles
Michael D. Bugbee
Marcia DeRosia
Theresa Emmons Jackman
Wesley P. Marsceill
Clarence R. Priest
John E. Rowe
Craig R. Snow
Steven G. Somers
Peggy O’Neil Soucy
Philip L. Soucy
Lillian Toney Swainbank
Carol Bohlen Tremble
1970
Anonymous
Jessica Isham Fontecha
Nola Brown Forbes
Beth Gould
Alan L. Langmaid
Kathryn Vear McGill
Mary Morrison
Kenneth H. Stowe
Joseph G. Swainbank
1971
Anonymous
Van-George Belanger
Joanne Moulton Bugbee
Cheryl Gale Chesley
Nora Keen Close
Sharlene Noyes Corliss
Albert A. Dauphin
Robert F. Desrochers
David J. Dodge
Patricia Walsh Ganley
Donna Ranney Garfield
William S. Harris
Marc D. Isabelle
Wilson R. Jackson
Merle V. Jones
Thomas M. Jordan
Cheryl Maynard
Susan Desrochers McLaughlin
JoAnne McQuade
Sandra Fortier Mercier
Susan Meilleur Mills
Carol Whipple Priest
Norma Fox Racine
Dennis R. Smith
Michelle Burnham Taylor
Pamela Ward Williams
1972
Karl Armstrong
Andre Gingue
Thomas K. Handy
Howard E. Jones
Debra Winot Priest
Gregory E. Reed
Rachel Fournier Reeder
Alan H. Rowe
Charles Sjolander
Kathleen Goodwin Sjolander
Deborah Douglas Smith
Frank Trebilcock
1973
Susan Byrne Havers
Koleen Goodwin Jones
Gordon Ladd
Pamela Lyon Lamont
Paul J. Pike
Gail Rossier
Diane Villeneuve Rousseau
Brian A. Soucy
Cynthia Hoyt Stanton
Peter G. Stanton
Cynthia Fortier Wheeler
Brian A. Wilson
1974
Rachel Gray Demers
Michael Hale
Robert K. Jeffrey
Douglas S. Labare
Sidney A. McLam
Deborah Ovitt Munkittrick
Kathleen Brock Rankhorn
James R. Warren
1975
Jayne Fox Belanger
Gregory E. Boardman
Margaret Vear Hale
Mark H. Jenks
David A. Lavely
David Lee
Peter J. Osborne
1976
Katherine Pike Arbuckle
Lee Ash
Stephen Donna
Dianne Chaloux Gingue
Pamela Golden
Keith A. Hubbard
James H. Kellogg
Judy Powers Lavely
James F. Lee
Bradley Noyes
David R. Olds
Diane Cloutier Pierce
Thomas R. Pulsifer
Jennifer Reed Clark
Dorothy Robinson
Amy MacMahan Snellings
Shawn Waldron
Patrick Watkins
1977
Bruce A. Bowman
Donna Vear Coker
Gerard A. Prevost
1978
Noble F. Allen
Stephanie Goss Churchill
Rita Temple Murdoch
Crystal Chandler Prevost
Thomas A. Prevost
1979
Keith Borgstrom
Dennis A. Daniels
Bryan Dunnells
Valerie Gendron Lemieux
Joseph J. Lemieux
Michael S. Rossotto
1980
Kevin L. Armstrong
John T. Benoit
Maurice P. Bouffard
Paula Churchill Bystrzycki
Doris Paquin Hartshorn
Pamela Reganall Hoyt
Louise Mold Krieger
Victoria Thurston O’Leary
Eric Robillard
James D. Vear
Sharon Gendron Ward
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1981
Phillanne Noyes Armstrong
Billie-Lynn Corrette
Michael R. Dionne
Richard C. Nagle
Debby Batchelder Newland
Michael L. Paige
Amy Stetson Rebollo
Mary Ellen McCarthy Reis
Milton W. Rivers
Carol Robinson
Kelly Westover Ruggles
Kathleen Wyllie
Kevin R. Garand
Kelly Fournier Gauthier
David A. Giacobbe
Kelly Bedor Jesseman
Jacque-Lynn Nutbrown Mackay
Neil F. McAuliffe
Martha Munkittrick
Sean F. Murphy
Deane E. Rankin
Diana Gombas Roberts
Trevor R. Ruggles
Linda Roy Salter
Dale A. Urie
Beth Biathrow Zuttermeister
1982
1987
Reinette Gingue Hutchins
James R. Hutchins
Tammy MacLean
Rodney Reis
Tracie Bedor Robillard
Kimberly Silloway
Lisa Wilkins Warren
1983
Timothy C. Ayer
Sean Hegarty
Roy G. Kohnke
Rachael Palacios
Cynthia Hayes Robillard
John Robillard
Joseph Russell
William Simons
Robert D. Ward
1984
Stephanie Sachse Champney
Bryan S. LeBlanc
Richard Lyon
Alejandro Palacios
Roseanna Lemieux Prevost
Lisa Magoon Rivers
Alan Ruggles
Troy Ruggles
Sean E. Sawyer
Jennie Fuehrer Warner
Patricia Frigon Willey
Peter J. Wright
1985
Mathew J. Ash
Kenneth F. Hammer
Gretchen Hammer
Glenn Kohnke
Kelley Benoit Shimansky
Catherine Wollrath Valdez
1986
Sarah Legendre Baker
Aimee Bergeron Bean
David L. Broughton
Timothy A. Clouatre
Elizabeth Evans
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Lisa Garey Avery
Robert A. Begin
Stacie Ruggles Beliveau
Kathleen Delorey Brown
Mark E. Hemond
David W. Martin
Jay O. Wright
1988
Krista MacPherson Ash
Nicole Dauteuil Begin
Timiny Rankin Braemer
Tammi Sullivan Cady
Christopher Despins
Sherrie Armour Devenger
Kiersten Costa Ely
Frederick J. Lawrence
Natalie Begin Levitan
Garth B. Moulton
Holly Ocampo
1989
Tausha Veilleux Clouatre
Jennifer Hall
James T. Ryan
1990
Robert L. Ailes
Barbara Bimson
Sarah Cruess Callanan
Christopher R. Dussault
Stefan T. Ely
Buffie Fortin Hegarty
James H. Murphy
1991
Megan Boisseau Allison
Shannon Bell Petras
Christina Konieczny Carr
Catherine Forbes Carrara
Martha Cavanaugh
John M. Curran
Julie Leonard
Michelle Keenan McCaffrey
Celeste Shadwell Moulton
Laura Everling Mulchay
Melissa Hemond Murphy
Kimberly Roy
Elaine Martel Walker
James E. Zuccaro
2000
1992
2001
Denise Persons Ailes
Nicole Dussault Biggie
Sarah Garey
Melissa Kopolow
Eric H. Slayton
1993
Cheryl Rainville Brunetti
Emily Booth Concordia
Luke T. O’Brien
1994
Chris J. Everling
Sigrid Lium
Abigail Henderson Murphy
Dustin Norman
Ethan Phelps
Michael J. Wright
1995
Julie Wormer Higgins
Hon San Lo
Nancy Magnus
1996
Jessica Densmore
Jeremy Donovan
Taylor R. Ford
Elizabeth Fuehrer Grant
Hillary Selle Gramlich
Curtis J. Hale
Holland J. Jancaitis
Melissa Jenkins
Johnna Hall Kendall
Paul Scavitto
Jacob C. Turner
1997
Sarah Goodrich Alto
Matthew S. Dole
Carolyn Hagan Haggett
Sanghyun Lee
Astrid Lium
1998
Nathan D. Cloutier
Alison Piper Fox
Marta Magnus
Kristen Miller
Abigail Trebilcock
1999
William J. Baslock
Owen F. Perry
Denise Goodhue Scavitto
Angela Drew
Thomas J. Barrett
Mary Ellen Coxe Baur
Hillary Buckley
Nicole Cahoon
Ian D. Estabrooks
Elizabeth Fields
Samuel Freedman
Emily Gibbs
Michael V. Jones
Genevieve Theriault Therioakes
Sherry Turmel
2002
Taryn Nye Barrett
Susan Jones
Rose Kent
Jereme F. Leafe
Mary Lovett-Schwab
Jordan Smith
2003
Christopher W. Donovan
Susannah Roy Gould
Ross A. Marklein
Duncan R. McKellar
Emily Hurst Thompson
2004
Emily Askren Frazier
2005
Ashley Barron
Paul E. Connelly
Alexander S. Duerre
2006
Katrina Flynn
Lauren Ruffner
Jessica Swett
2007
Margaret Daly
2008
Christopher A. Brown
Crystal Connelly
Nathaniel W. Hill
2009
Debbie Jones
2010
Sanne Brown
Kathryn Dabal
Stephanie Dawson
Dylan Furbert
Heng-Yi Kao
2011
Joseph C. Achilles
Dakota R. Allard
Carmen Alvarez-Guerra
Anonymous
Annabelle L. Audette
Matthew J. Audette
Ashley R. Barski
Josslyn N. Berwick
Todd C. Bisson
Cameron Bolden
Taylor R. Bowen
Rachael Bridges
Jacob T. Brillhart
Lauren J. Brown
Melissa A. Brown
Elizabeth A. Buchman
Hayden A. Bunnell
Serdar Buyuksakayan
Bianca L. Calkins
Molly C. Campbell
Molly A. Cantore
Danielle Caputo
Kayla S. Carter
Britany M. Chamberlain
Jian Biao Chen
Xihao Chen
Yun Seok Choi
TianHao Chu
Michael Clampett
Benjamin N. Clarke
Ian T. Cleary
Taiese Clemence-Schreiner
Thereon A. Colosa
Beau C. Cote
Jasper C. Craven
Julija Cubins
Elizabeth A. Culver
Jesse S. Danielson
Meghan E. Deasy
Beth K. Decker
Deven Degreenia-Woodward
Frances A. Desrochers
Jacob E. Dexter
Matteo E. Dismont Frazzoni
Caleb C. Dixon
Alyssa S. Dolgin
Emma M. Duffany
Dhaniele E. Duffy
Stephanie Dulcey
Jeremy E. Duncan
Kendall H. Edmondson
Shunte Evans
Elizabeth R. Faling
Xiao Bin Fan
Savanah M. Fellows
Kristen K. Fenoff
Michael C. Fenoff
Michael L. Fickes
Pilar Fontes Fernandez De Palencia
Jenna S. Forest
Marissa L. Fortin
Alexandra S. Foster
Brook N. Fowler
Paulo R. Fraile-Reyes
Desiree M. Garand
Taran R. Gillander
Ashley M. Gochee
Azariah M. Goff
Casey J. Goodwin
Cassandra S. Gould
Garrett Grant
Jamie L. Graves
Zachary T. Gray
Andrew E. Green
Kimberly R. Greenleaf
Lucas R. Grenier
Liangji Gu
Michael J. Guidosh
Katelyn J. Guion
Anders C. Hahr
Sarah L. Handrahan
Bjorn L. Hansen
Sarah M. Hastings
Zachary A. Hawley
Jasem J. Hayat
Stacey R. Henderson
Luke G. Houde
Dylan W. Hovey
Karla M. Hunter
Ryeo Eun Hwang
Carissa S. Iverson
Austin A. Jackson
Amanda M. James
Robert A. Jewell
Katelyn P. Johnson
Maxfield J. Johnson
Wesley H. Johnson
Samuel M. Jones
Joelle G. Kahn
Suparerk Kamaranon
Emma R. Kaplan
Adama R. Kay
Emma R. Keeshin
Jennifer E. Kiefer
Dong Min Kim
Ho Jin Kim
Alyssa Korol
Olivia L. Laferriere
Cheryl A. Lamothe
Olivia A. Lamothe
Jonathan Langley
Hiu Fung Lau
Brittany A. Leafe
Ji Soo Lee
Ki Jung Lee
Li-Chieh Lee
Won Hee Lee
Sutthida Lengwan
Nathan P. Leonard
Shawn R. Lepage
Joshua D. Leroux
Yi-Ang Li
Lindiwe N. Libera Hayes
Jun Ze Liu
Daniel Lloyd-Miller
Tristan R. Long
Rose Lovett
Ryan M. Lowell
Morgan J. Lumbra
Samuel F. Lynch
Mathew W. Lyon
Abigail E. Manchester
Claire E. Marden
Pedro Marroquin Ruiz-Navarro
Alejandra Martinez Dutor
Katie R. Masten
Corinne C. McGrath
Colin McQueeney
Amber L. Menard
Paul D. Meyer
KaytLynn E. Mosher
Elizabeth W. Moye
Cong Mu
Cooper J. Murphy
Angus S. Murray
Ashley N. Newman
Brandt T. Newton
Anh Nghiem
Thinh Nguyen
Sebastian T. Olsen
Thomas D. Palermo
Jae Young Park
Zachary Patoine
Eduardo Pena
Sandra J. Perez Ruiz
Matthew S. Perkins
Joshua R. Perry
Jonathan M. Plonski
Natanael Poenaru
Benjamin Price
Dylan T. Radwich
Emily M. Rainville
Abigael L. Roy
Kristopher D. Russell
Dylan C. Rutledge
Christopher R. Sadler
Eliza J. Salmon
Larissa R. Sandvil
Peerada Saneevong Na Ayuthaya
Brent A. Sargent
Ryan C. Scheyer
Blake C. Schoolcraft
Aaron J. Schwartz
Hengdan Shi
XuLi Shi
Colby P. Shields
Megan L. Shotwell
Claire L. Simons
Juan Luis Simunovic Esbir
Alden F. Smith
Nathan A. Smith
Reginald Smith
Jonathan S. Solorzano
Jennifer F. Soucy
Christopher R. Spellman
John M. Spence
Galen J. Staats
James Stone
Michael C. Sullivan
Mayaka Sumitomo
Zachary M. Talotta
Devon Taylor
Joshua J. Taylor
Levi N. Tetreault
Justin S. Tomaselli
Nathan J. Tomaselli
Ashley A. Toney
Chelsey M. Toney
Smith Tsoi
Carlos F. Uruchurtu Amaya
Rosanna Van Sluytman
Rachel K. Vear
Kathryn E. Vereline
Luan Vu Thanh
JingChuan Wang
Ruo-Yu Wang
Courtney J. Ward
Leonard N. Ward-Bonavita
Rebecca N. Warren
Joseph C. Way
Chu-Hsuan Weng
Jared M. Whitcomb
Jun Xi Wu
Thea K. Wurzburg
Jihong Xiong
Shidi Xu
Makenna Young
Tian Yu
Meng Yuan
Jie Zhang
Wenbo Zhao
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ALBERT BARNEY ’38
Nano and Francis McCauliff
ROYCE BECK ’26
David and Anne Rismiller
ROBERT BURRINGTON ’48
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Lois London
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Albert Salt
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WILLIAM ’34 AND BEVERLY JENKS
Bonnie Jenks
HELEN BYERS JOHNSON ’28
Ruth Hayward White
DENNIS LADD ’69
Walter Ladd
NELLIE MOSHER LADD ’41
Walter Ladd
BEAULAH SHERRY LAWRENCE ’41
Mary McLellan
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Mary McLellan
MURDO MACDONALD ’41
Mary McLellan
HELEN CURTIS MARSH ’27
Peter Marsh
JOHN MCLELLAN ’41
Barbara McLellan
Mary McLellan
BOB MESERVE ’54
Alan and Margaret Cheever
Richard and Mona Johnson
MARY SIMONS MILLER ’51
The Boeing Company
Richard Miller
JOHN MORRILL ’46
Marjory Morrill
GRAHAM NEWELL ’33
Mary McLellan
JANET LADD NICKERSON ’60
Walter Ladd
LOUISE MCGILL PAYNE ’34
Margaret Jordan
Stanley and Beth Robinson
LUCIA JOHNSON PEARL ’39
Mary McLellan
WILLIAM PEARL ’39
Mary McLellan
JOYCE LORD PHILLIPS ’44
Robert Phillips and Michael
Phillips
DWAYNE SHERRER ’32
Sharon MacMahan
ANTHONY SIMPSON ’74
Anonymous
IRENE WIDGET TRAMAGLINI ’34
Shirley and Paul Ramirez
PATRYCIA BOYLAN WELCOME ’49
Charles Welcome
ELEANOR DROWN WHITE ’36
Laura and Nancy Rivers
Bruce and Janet Benoit
Maurice Drown
Florence Meigs
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Karen and Jerry Aldredge
Ruth Allard
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Donald Ball
Laura and Lawrence Barrett
Ashley Barron
Dorothy and Charles Baxter
Aimee Bean
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Stacie Beliveau
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Melvin
James and Hope Bentley
Andrew Berley
Nicole and Kevin Biggie
Ross and Lois Bimson
Barbara Bimson
Ann Bissonnette
Joan and Richard Black
Steven Bobrowski
Richard and Diane Boisseau
Francis and Rebecca Bowen
Michael and Joanne Bugbee
Chris and Wendy Buhner
Jeffrey and Melissa Burroughs
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John and Ruth Carroll
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Christopher Donovan
J. Michael and Eleanor Donovan
Angela Drew and Ryan Daly
John and Louisa Driscoll
Bryan and Tracy Dunnells
Andrew and Gertrude Dussault
Christopher Dussault and Amy
Huang
Henry and Maureen Eaton
Glenn Ehrean
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Harold and Elsa Everling
Sharon and Ronald Fadden
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Joe and Michelle Fox
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Robert and Mary Ann Gessner
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Anthony and Dianne Handy
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Doris and Terry Hartshorn
Joe and Robin Healy
Charlie Hegarty
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Julie and Sean Higgins
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Donna Hovey
Bruce and Pamela Hoyt
James and Reinette Hutchins
Melissa Jenkins
Bonnie Jenks
Mark Jenks
Virginia Johnson
Steven and Sonia Jolliffe
Koleen and Howard Jones
Johnna and Chris Kendall
Yoko Kishishita
David and Pamela Lamont
Arlan Langmaid
David and Marie Langmaid
Bryan LeBlanc
Deborah and David Lee
Scott Legendre and Stephanie
Singer
Richard Leighton
John and Shannon Lenzini
Natalie and Dean Levitan
Wesley and Elizabeth Locke
David and Gail Loffredo
Carol and Richard Lyon
Adnan and Admira Macedonci
John and Jenny Mackenzie
Sharon MacMahan
Terry MacPherson
J. Thomas and Jackie Manges
Bernier and Jeanette Mayo
James and Mary Jo Mazzonna
Michelle and Shawn McCaffrey
Richard and Beverly McCarthy
Kathryn and Robert McGill
Duncan and Mickinzy McKellar
Mary McLellan
Crystal Meunier
Catherine Miles Grant and
Charles Grant
Herbert and Judith Miller
Ralph Mold
Jan and Neil Monteith
Thomas and Sharon Moore
Constance and Andrew Morris
Sean and Abigail Murphy
Judith Newcum
Debby and Denton Newland
Rachel Norway and Steven Somers
Bradley and Elaine Noyes
Peter and Camilla O’Brien
Angelica Orozco
Elaine Parshall
Kendra Paupst
Warren Penniman
Diane and Eric Pierce
Karen and Scott Pontti
Roseanna and Thomas Prevost
Gerard and Crystal Prevost
Debra Winot Priest
Joyce and J. Ernest Racenet
Thomas Raymond
Terrence and Catherine Reed
Helen Reid Raftery
Rodney and Mary Ellen Reis
Linda Rhodes
Jonathan Rice and Jennifer Anson
Wendy Robertson
John and Cynthia Robillard
Stanley and Beth Robinson
Shaun Rogers and Nadine
Davey-Rogers
Richard and Kathryn Roosa
Gail Rossier
Alan and Stephanie Rowe
Alan Ruggles
James and Jennifer Ryan
Margaret Ryan
Bouaketh and Vicki Sayarath
Jason and Erika Scherer
Joshua Seamon
Mary and Peter Shepley
William Simons
Kathleen and Charles Sjolander
Dennis and Deborah Smith
Cynthia and Peter Stanton
Jo-Ann Sullivan
Martha Sunderhauf
Tammy and Michael Talotta
Lisa and Robert Thorn
Gary and Deborah Thornton
Gabe Toth
Abigail Trebilcock
Frank Trebilcock
Sandy Turman and Dorothy
Robinson
Kelly and Dale Urie
Catherine Valdez
Allan and Nancy Vieira
William and Jane Vinton
Dyan and Donald Wallace
De-Ann and Michael Welch
Craig and Pat Weston
Helen Wilbur
Michael and Patricia Willey
Connor Williams
Erin Williams Ummer and
Christopher Ummer
Alicia and Charles Woods
Linda and Keith Wooster
Peter and Sandra Wright
Carol and Edward Zuccaro
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GIFTS-IN-KIND
Garren Calkins
Wuon Seok Choi
Zachary Colosa
Stephanie Dawson
Stephen Donna
John Downs*
Glenn T. Ehrean
“F. C. Phillips, Inc.”
Jessica Fontecha
Charles Grant and Cathy Miles
Grant
Lee Hackett
John and Joanna Hall
Kenneth and Gretchen Hammer
Malcolm Hashman-Miller
Charles Hegarty
Donna Hovey
Wilson Jackson
Peter Marsh
Anh Nghiem
Luke O’Brien
Kendra Paupst
Benjamin Price
Richard and Roberta Roberts
Craig and Charlotte Snow
T. J. Mold and Tool
Vermont Arts Council
Dale and Judy Wells
WEIDMANN
Joan and Brenda Weston
MATCHING GIFTS
“Aetna Foundation, Matching
Gifts”
Amgen Foundation
The Boeing Company
Chevron Humankind Matching
Gift Program
Citizens Charitable Foundation
Corning Incorporated Foundation
GE Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
The Hartford
New England Power Company
Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts
TransCanada
“United Technologies Corporation,
PAC”
Making a recurring gift to St. Johnsbury Academy enables you to make ongoing, incremental
monthly gifts that add up to a significant gift in support of the Annual Fund. Each month, a
small gift is automatically charged to your credit card. Enrolling is easy!
Please contact Tammi Cady, Director of Development, by phone at (802) 751-2010 or by e-mail
at [email protected] to find out how to enroll.
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Autumn 2011
Low Score Winners:
Team Derby Village Store, L-R:
Dave Wilkins, Mike Davio ’74,
Joe Knoll, Don Taylor ’74
Valhalla Corp.
Fairbanks Scales
Keith’s II Sports, LTD
Northeast Sports Network
Sodexo
WICOR Americas, Inc.
EAGLE SPONSORS
Isaacson Structural Steel, Inc.
Law Office of William P. Neylon
PUTTING GREEN SPONSORS
BIRDIE SPONSORS
Union Bank
Celtic Marketing
Charles Hickey
NVRH
Twin State Ford
CART SPONSORS
Benoit Electric
Passumpsic Savings Bank,
Member FDIC
St. Johnsbury Dental Associates
PROGRAM & PRIZE SPONSOR
REGISTRATION SPONSOR
CUP SPONSOR
Black River Design, Architects
MEAL SPONSOR
RAFFLE AND AUCTION
SPONSOR
Edward Jones
Passumpsic Savings Bank: Danny Lane ’74, Tom Couture, Craig
Langtagne, Shawn McCaffrey
Sorrell’s Plumbing and Heating
HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSORS
Crosstown Motors
Littleton Chevrolet
Quality Suzuki
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Begin Realty Associates
DodgeSkiBoots.com
Edward Jones
Horizons Deli
Mayo’s Furniture & Floor Covering
Ruggles Engineering
Sovernet
Wells Fargo Advisors
Bernier Mayo
Poulos Insurance
Team DodgeSkiBoot.com, L-R: David Dodge ’71, Joe
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47
2011
OCTOBER
21
Homecoming Weekend
For all alumni with a special invite to Band and
Orchestra Members
6:00-7:00 PM – Band and Orchestra Alumni
meet in the Morse Center for the Arts
7:00-7:30 PM – Pep Rally
7:30-8:00 PM – Bonfire
8:00 PM – Pizza Party, Streeter Hall, open to
all students, families, and alumni
8:30 PM – All Alumni Social, Elks Home
22
Homecoming Weekend
1:00 PM – Hilltoppers vs. the Vikings @
Lyndon Institute
NOVEMBER
5
9
11
18
Bethesda, MD, Congressional Country Club
SJA, Alumni Council meeting @ 7:00 AM,
Streeter Hall
Dallas, TX
SJA, Reunion Planning Meeting @ 7:00 AM,
Hilltopper Restaurant
DECEMBER
8
Boston
11
the Spring 20
Guidosh ‘11 at
el
ha
ic
M
d
an
Mat Lyon ‘11
ing
Red Sox Out
48
Rev. Brad Beaupre ‘59 and Steve Clark ‘59 at the 2011
Vero Beach luncheon
2012
JANUARY
6
7
Winter Sports Alumni Weekend
5:00 PM – JV Boys Basketball vs. South
Burlington
6:30 PM – Varsity Boys Basketball vs. South
Burlington
8:00 PM – All Alumni Social
Winter Sports Alumni Weekend
10:00 AM - Noon – Brunch
1:00 PM – Women’s Alumni Basketball
Game
3:00 PM – Men’s Alumni Basketball Game
5:00 PM – Alumni Hockey Game (tentative)
7:00 PM – Open House with past winter
sports coaches
FEBRUARY
2
4
Palo Alto, CA @ Stanford University
Denver, CO Social with Howard Crawford
* Mr. Crawford is retiring from SJA after
40 years of service to the school. Join
us in one of his favorite destinations
to help celebrate his retirement. His
daughter, Rachel Crawford ’94, will host
the event.
24-28 Florida (Tampa, February 24; Fort Myers,
Feb. 25 or 26; Vero Beach, Feb. 27;
Ocala, Feb. 28)
MARCH
1
10
Seattle, WA
New York City Social with Larry Golden
* After 40 years of service, Mr. Golden
will retire at the end of the school year.
Join us in his old stomping grounds
and home of his son, Larry Golden ’94, to
help celebrate his retirement.
Streeter Hall
14
28
31
TBD
APRIL
11
TBD
MAY
3
4
TBD
9
JUNE
1-3
14
Norma Chase ‘43, Norm Chase ‘40, and Ray Brown ‘40
at the 2011 Tampa luncheon in February
Scottsdale, AZ
Las Vegas, NV
Asia
Streeter Hall
Boston, Red Sox Outing
Scarborough, ME - 6-8 PM, Black Point
Inn
Portsmouth, NH – 5-7 PM, Redhook
Brewery
Burlington, VT (Join us for an Academy
Baseball or Softball Game prior to an
Alumni Social.)
Streeter Hall
Reunion Weekend 2012 (classes ending
with a 2s and 7s)
SJA Golf Benefit @ 11:00 AM at the
St. Johnsbury Country Club
Debra and Charlotte ‘13 Morse in Vero Beach in
February 2011
Nonprofit Org.
US Postage PAID
Burlington, VT
Permit No. 399
PO Box 906
St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819
802-751-2011 | www.stjohnsburyacademy.org

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