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A Explorer Autumn 2005
Autumn 2005
What would
our founder
think?
page 7
Annual Report of Giving
2004/2005
B Explorer Autumn 2005
1 Explorer Autumn 2005
Homecoming…
…a tradition thrives!
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The Official Magazine of La Salle College High School
Features
Evolution…the Signature
of La Salle College High School
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What Would
Our Founder Think?
Page 7
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Boys Will Be Boys,
But La Salle Boys Will
Be
Gentlemen
Page 13
William Knecht ’47:
Golden Explorer/Hall of Famer
Page 14
The Children’s Champion
Page 39
Report of Annual Giving
2004 – 2005
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
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La Salle College High School
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5-Year Reunion for the Class of 2000
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From The Hip
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News/Photos
Page 4
Class of 2009
Page 5
Letter from the President
of the Alumni Association
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Class Notes
Pages 37 – 38
8605 Cheltenham Avenue
Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania 19038
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Announcements
Births, Deaths, and Retirements
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From The Hip!
In my last writing, I alluded to a recent study of our development and and marketing programs.
Certain constituents questioned whether La Salle College High School is academically on par
with regional independent schools. While other schools tend to boast of their achievements, we
have taken a different approach and avoided ”grade inflation.” The fact is that our Lasallian
commitment to rigorous learning has resulted in countless academic achievements.
• Every year, over 20% of La Salle’s graduating class matriculates at one of the
top 50 colleges or universities in America. The Class of 2005 is en route to 89 different
colleges and universities
• The average SAT score (combined Verbal and Math) for La Salle students is 1204
(recent publications have not used current figures), with the top 30% of our students
having a combined SAT score of 1322
• The Class of 2005 earned documented scholarships and grants in excess of $15.2 million,
which helped to defray the rising costs of higher education
• La Salle offers 19 AP courses, which is more than any of the other independent schools,
and 84% of the 200 students who took the AP exam in 2005 scored 3 or better and
are eligible for college credit
• In the last three years, La Salle has produced 28 National Merit Semifinalists and
67 National Merit Commended Students
La Salle students are taught to face challenges and solve problems. More importantly, the mission
of La Salle College High School has at its core, a student body that is diverse.
• Socio-Economic (not just those who can afford to attend as over 35% of our
students receive financial aid)
• Geographic (last year’s graduating class represented 84 grade schools and 63 zip codes)
• Academic (not just the brightest and the best; rather, an academically diverse group
of students that discover an independence of thought and action that helps them
to accept responsibility for themselves and prepares them to take their place in the world)
La Salle students are accepted at and attend some of the finest colleges and universities. La Salle’s
College Counseling Center does not just place students; rather, builds a relationship with each
student and counsels them to make an informed decision based on interests, abilities, values,
and the financial needs of their family. La Salle students are well prepared for college –
academically, intellectually, and socially – and less than 4% of La Salle students transfer schools
once they begin their college career, which provides further evidence of the remarkable
efforts of our College Counseling Center in matching students with the best college or university
for their needs. I can assure you that La Salle is academically above par and our students are
the proof.
Misconceptions are often a result of miscommunication. Communication and education go
“hand in hand” as communication is the first step in educating constituents on the successes and
developments at La Salle College High School. One of the many goals of our new
marketing and development programs is to improve communication and send a message
that is clear, concise, and consistent.
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President
Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60
Principal
Joseph L. Marchese
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Alumni Association President
Gerard M. Lowery,TheCPA
’78
Official Magazine of La Salle College High School
Editor
Christopher M. Carabello ’82
Editorial and Production Assistance
Andrew Monaghan ’01
Florence Ward
Cathleen Winning
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Contributing Writers
Mark Gaeto ’75
Chris Holwick ’94 The Official Magazine of La Salle College High School
John Keenan ’80
Bill Leahy
Bob McAnespey ’66
Joe Parisi
Raymond Shay ’00
Marty Stanczak ’60
Joseph Winning ’05
Photography
John Burns
Christopher Carabello
David DeBalko
Davor Studios
Brother James Rieck, FSC ’57
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Evolution…
…the Signature of La Salle College High School.
History
The coat-of-arms for the House of Salla was first displayed in the County of Urgel, in Catalonia, Spain, where the family patriarch,
Johan Salla, was the warrior chief of Alphonsus the Chaste, King of Oviedo. Together they expelled the Moors from Urgel. The
broken legs that Johan Salla sustained during combat as he fought side-by-side with his King are the origin of the broken chevrons
of gold on a field of azure (blue) in the Salla Family coat-of-arms. In the thirteenth century, the Salla Family migrated to the
Basque province in the south of France, and although their name became French (De La Salle), they retained “SALLA” as their
battle cry. The family later migrated to Rheims, France, the birthplace of St. John Baptist de La Salle.
The Signature of La Salle College High School
The signature of La Salle College High School is derived from the seal (or emblem), which is a fundamental identifier of the school.
At the center of the seal rests the crest (or coat-of-arms) of La Salle College High School. The top of the crest contains a battle
helmet representing the family of St. John Baptist de La Salle and their warrior heritage from Spain. The bottom features the Latin
motto Virtus Scientia, meaning Virtue and Knowledge, along with 1858, the year in which La Salle College High School was
founded by the Christian Brothers at St. Michael parish in North Philadelphia.
The center of the crest bears the quartered shield. The shield is divided by a cross, the core of all Christian symbols, and a
statement to the school’s adherence to Catholic values and traditions, which are embodied in the teachings of St. John Baptist de
La Salle, founder of the Christian Brothers. In the upper left hand corner is the star of faith of the Christian Brothers, which
signifies the faith the school seeks to foster in its students. The lower right hand corner holds a single fracted chevron. The fracted
(or broken) chevron has been used over the centuries by followers of St. John Baptist de La Salle to evoke his memory. The coat
of arms of the De La Salle Family portrays three such chevrons of gold on a field of blue.
The signature of La Salle College High School consists of a mark and typography. The mark is the quartered shield, which for
decades has remained in the forefront of Lasallian symbols. The typography features Bodoni BE Condensed, a serif font
that complements the mark. The signature retains the traditional La Salle colors of Blue and Gold, which stem from the original
coat-of-arms of the De La Salle Family.
The devastation in New Orleans and the Gulf Coast was
overwhelming. Almost no one in this area was unaffected
and over one million people are either homeless or
suffering from the terrible consequences of Hurricane
Katrina, including Lasallians, Brothers and partners, and
schools in the New Orleans area (New Orleans and
Santa Fe District).
The Fab Four – Members of the Class of 2009 on their
first day of school.
With 291 students, the Class of 2009 is the largest in the
history of La Salle College High School. The class began its
career at La Salle on Tuesday, September 6, 2005 by
planting a class tree and learning the school’s Alma Mater
from Marty Stanczak ’60, Dean of Students.
In solidarity with our Lasallians in the New Orleans area and
in an effort to provide assistance, the La Salle community
of students, parents, faculty, and staff held a collection in the
school from September 13 – 15, 2005. A total of $10,006.00
was raised and $10,000,00 was sent to the Christian Brothers
Conference specifically for hurricane relief for those in the
New Orleans area.
Two Christian Brothers’ schools, St. Paul’s High School in
Covington, LA and De La Salle High School in the Garden
District of New Orleans, sustained serious damage.
La Salle College High School reached out to these two
schools and offered to take as many as fifteen students to
finish all or part of their senior year at La Salle. The La Salle
community responded overwhelmingly to a request for "host
families" as over fifty families offered to take these boys into
their homes. Fortunately, both of the schools felt that they
could reopen their doors by November and most of the boys
expressed a strong desire to stay in the area and return
to school.
Class of 2009
Photo by Liz Roll
News/Photos
Legacies
Front Row (left to right): Mr. Joseph Marchese, Principal of La
Salle College High School, Sean Abbott (Robert Abbott ’71),
Ryan Ansel (Charles Ansel ’41), Christopher Becker (Michael
Becker ’79, John Becker ’57), Paul Belcher (Thomas Belcher ’75),
John Bernhardt (John Bernhardt ’47), Connor Bracken (Toby
Bracken ’77), Gianni Campellone (Alfred Campellone ’75),
Nicholas Carboni (John Markulin ’42), Brother Richard Kestler,
FSC ’60, President of La Salle College High School; Row 2:
Michael Cassidy (Michael Cassidy ’74), James Catalino (James
Catalino ’56), Brendan Cummings (William Cummings ’83),
Christopher Curran (Christopher Curran ’83, Cornelius Curran
’52), Erik Cwik (Robert Cwik ’57), Nicholas DeSantis (Glenn
DeSantis ’75, Herman Anderson ’48), Kyle DiGiacobbe (Dominic
DiGiacobbe ’75), Michael Donohoe (William Donohoe ’71,
Thomas Donohoe ’43, Paul Gibbons ’43), Andrew Dowds (John
Dowds ’45), Patrick Driscoll (Michael Driscoll ’76), Row
3:Alexander Dross (John Azzaretti ’53), Ryan Corkery (Gerard
Corkery ’77), Kevin Farrington (James McBrien ’36), Kyle Finlay
(Martin Pendergast ’45), Cole Fitzpatrick (Leo Fitzpatrick ’73,
Patrick Sweeney ’42), Ryan Fitzpatrick (Sean Fitzpatrick ’76),
Samuel Flashner (Lawrence Collins ’16), Christopher Foley
Alumni Return as Volunteers
From left to right: Thomas McCaffery ’01 (BS in Mathematics
from Arcadia University); John Doherty ’01 (BA in History from
Princeton University); Andrew Monaghan ’01 (BA in Journalism
from Temple University); and John Gill ’01 (BA in English
from La Salle University).
La Salle’s offer to these schools will remain “open”, but
efforts will now focus on providing unique ways in which we
can utilize our talents and strengths to help other schools
in this ravaged area.
Third Generation Explorers
New Faculty Members Join La Salle
From left to right: Bro. Richard Kestler, FSC ’60, President;
Mr. Gerard Brett, Associate Director of College Counseling;
Mr. Mickey Dominick, Mathematics Department;
Mrs. Dorothy Marchese, David Program Learning Specialist;
Mr. Thomas Devlin ’00, Assistant Director of Campus Ministry
and Religion Department; and Mr. Joseph Marchese, Principal
Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60 with Christopher Becker
(Michael Becker ’79 and John Becker ’57); Cole Fitzpatrick (Leo
Fitzpatrick ’73 and Patrick Sweeney ’42); Christopher Curran
(Christopher Curran ’83 and Cornelius Curran ’52); Michael
Donohoe (William Donohoe ’71, Thomas Donohoe ’43 and
Paul Gibbons ’43); Nicholas DeSantis (Glenn DeSantis ’75 and
Herman Anderson ’48) and Mr. Joseph Marchese.
(Christopher Foley ’83), Vincent Furlong (William Drake ’49),
Daniel Galante (Jack Galante ’66), Row 4: Sean Gillespie
(Timothy Gillespie ’78), Zachary Good (Joseph Cattie ’62), Seth
Gorman (Joseph Kane ’52), Timothy Gottschalk (Joseph Gibbons
’40), Thomas Grady (Thomas Grady ’79), Brandon Haenn (Mark
Haenn ’78), Kevin Johnson (George Johnson ’79), Daniel Kane
(Daniel Kane ’79), Kevin Kelley (Kevin Kelley ’74), Christopher
Kraeher (Rudolphe Kraeher ’79), Row 5: Thomas Krulikowski
(Robert McMackin ’45), John Lamprecht (John Lamprecht ’54),
Thomas Lyons (James Milnamow ’46), Patrick Maginnis (Anthony
Maginnis ’76), Seamus McDermott (William McDermott ’37),
Patrick Moran (John Moran ’32), Michael Morrow (John
Bernhardt ’47), Gregory Oakley (Richard Oakley ’74), G. Kellen
O’Neill (Kevin O’Neill ’73), Row 6: Thomas O’Neill (Joseph Kane
’52), James Osborne (Michael Osborne ’65), Gregory Palko
(Bernard Palko ’68), Daniel Paul (Thomas Paul ’78), John
Redmond (John Redmond ’71), Joseph Rizzo (Joseph Rizzo ’70),
Robert Siess (Robert Griffith ’62), Stephen Stanton (Philip Kelly
’51), Matthew Teesdale (Bernard Fitzgerald ’77), Jonathan Walsh
(Lawrence Walsh ’63), Matthew White (Paul Moser ’48).
Alumni Association President’s Corner
At graduation practice this past June, I had the chance to ADDRESS the Class of 2005. They were obviously still caught up
in the excitement of what had been accomplished over their past year. With five league championships, scholarships totaling
$15.2 million, 8 National Merit Finalists, 24 National Merit Commended students, 87 members of the National Honor
Society, and various band awards, they were rightfully excited with their accomplishments.
I asked them to decide what their legacy would be. I suspect it’s difficult for them at this juncture to comprehend fully how much
more they have to offer as a class. As they walk out of the building following graduation, there can be a sense that one door is
closing as the next opens. While in certain respects this is true, what sets La Salle apart is the fact that the door never really closes.
While the accomplishments of the class of 2005 are great, it will only be the beginning of their legacy. Each class has its opportunity
to define and break down the barriers in which it will operate. Yes, in large part the accomplishments may be individual accolades.
But as a La Salle community, there will be the opportunities to cross class years, to continue to leave the mark of St. John Baptist
de La Salle. How we latch on to those opportunities is what makes our institution great.
La Salle College High School honors its students in many ways. The placards in the gym and trophy case testify, in part, to the
accomplishments of students during their four years at La Salle. The Hall of Fame gives recognition to alumni of La Salle. Admission
here is driven by what graduates have accomplished since their four years at La Salle. What is done with the tools and the fire
in the heart bestowed while at La Salle is really what drives our legacy; how our class is remembered. Looking at the Class of 1955,
the graduates of 2005 saw its members proudly participating in graduation. They also saw a class that moved beyond the
various trophies and championships seen in the gym and the trophy cases. Not only did they produce three Hall of Fame inductees,
but their service to the school and the community is possibly unmatched by any other class.
What would
our founder
think?
Forward by Joe Parisi
“Boys will be boys but La Salle boys will be gentlemen.” No doubt I was made to understand what this meant as the expectation
of my behavior during my four years at La Salle (having grown up around the Christian Brothers). But I then learned how this
expectation carries beyond that brief part of our lives. I’ve probably been reminded of this principle more since leaving La Salle than
during my tenure there. It encompasses not only the conduct once we “Enter to Learn”, but also once we “Leave to Serve”.
The call to service needs to start somewhere. I am honored to give my service to La Salle this coming year as President of your
Alumni Association. Being a “Brothers’ Boy” is more than having the diploma. It’s carrying on the principles of St. John Baptist
de La Salle in whatever small way we can. Be it by helping with our various Christmas projects, helping students to better
understand the opportunities ahead of them on Career Day, or honoring some of our exceptional graduates at our Communion
Breakfast and Hall of Fame induction. Our hope is to provide our alumni more opportunities to make a difference.
Taking this to heart, I’ll be sure to laugh often over this coming year. In our programs, I’ll take advantage of our opportunities to
earn the affection of young children (probably easier than the respect of intelligent people). I’ll listen to your criticism and learn
from it. I’ll continue to appreciate the beauty our school continues to march out its driveway.
We all have the opportunity to share in this endeavor. For those of us looking for ways to get started, supporting your
Alumni Association can be an integral part of that plan. The money we raise from our various events and even dues serve
to financially support sons and grandsons of alumni who otherwise might not be able to benefit from a fine La Salle
education. Come out to our events so I have a chance to laugh with you. It’s a small way to make a difference, and I bet
you’ll find that you’ll have fun and feel good about it in the process. Remember that aspiring to financially assist more
families of alumni is the worthwhile cause driving all of our efforts. May we all succeed together!!
Live Jesus in our hearts, forever.
The influence of John Baptist de La Salle upon the world of education was initially
felt with the establishment of his first school in 1679. Today, his impact on
education is much more profound as it is felt in over 900 schools in Africa, North and
South America, Asia, Australia and Europe. Nearly one million students all across
the world attend Lasallian institutions on a daily basis.
Gerard M. Lowery ’78
President
Initially, John Baptist de La Salle’s mission was to establish gratuitous schools for
children of workmen and the poor; teaching them reading, writing and arithmetic while
using the catechism to give these students an education with the purpose of forming
good Christians. He saw these schools as a response to the needs of his society –
the education of poor boys.
What Would Our Founder Think? (continued)
The primary focus of De La Salle and the group of men that
would become known as the Brothers of the Christian schools
was to establish gratuitous schools so that students could be
prepared for useful occupations. One of the more innovative
aspects of the first Lasallian schools was the use of the vernacular in instruction. This was in response to the obvious need of
those first students to be able to read and write in French in
order to gain employment.
Besides training his own teachers thoroughly, De La Salle
spent a part of his life training secular teachers throughout the
French countryside.
In 1705, De La Salle accepted the requests of a number of
wealthy families to open a Christian boarding school for their
children. This involved an enlargement of the curriculum to help
prepare these young men for their professional careers. These
schools remained gratuitous even though money was accepted
for food and lodging of the pupils. Four years later De La Salle
enlarged his first boarding facility in order to assume responsibility as well as care for young delinquents from wealthier
families. Rehabilitation was the ultimate goal for these young
men who could, if their conduct was deemed satisfactory,
join the other boarders.
In response to the needs of 19th Century France, the
Brothers made notable contributions to the development of
technical schools, schools of agriculture and schools of
design, which served localized needs.
How has De La Salle’s Philosophy evolved?
Throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, the
Brothers of the Christian Schools and its lay partners continue
De La Salle’s work through their commitment to the education
of young people, and in particular for the poor. They have
further defined the poor as lacking financially, spiritually or
socially. This relationship with the poor challenges all Lasallian
educators, even those who teach in institutions similar to
La Salle High School, to sensitize those students in their charge
to the plight of the poor and to challenge them to serve the
poor, the sick, and the aging. The Brothers and their lay partners have been active on behalf of refugees and immigrants.
They have opened orphanages and centers for young people in
trouble with the law. They have established centers for young
people who have learning differences. They have established
programs for young people and adults who have dropped out
of school. They currently run educational programs for street
children. Elementary schools such as La Salle Academy in
Kensington and the St. Miguel School in Camden are providing
many children who are living at or below the poverty level
with a Lasallian education at minimal or in many cases, no cost.
Today, the goal of Lasallian institutions worldwide,
whether serving the poor directly, or through the
affluent, remains the same:
“To work hard to awaken, in its students, a sense of meaning of their lives
as individuals. It should help the student develop a sense of autonomy
through personal reflection and the development of a critical spirit. The
student should be helped to think clearly, to express their personal opinions
and to seek out and to respect the truth. Students are taught to make use of
their freedoms, to overcome prejudices, ready made ideas and social
pressures. Lastly, students are encouraged to listen, to seek, to understand,
to trust others, to be ready to help others, to love, to respect, to contemplate:
all of this as an attempt to help the student to develop in the image
of God”.
The Lasallian Mission of Human and Christian Education –
A Shared Mission
What would
St. John Baptist de La Salle
think about the
David Program?
As quoted by a David Center student, “St. La Salle would like
the David Program because even though he was the promoter
of teaching a full classroom of students, he never lost sight
of the individual student’s needs. The David Program addresses
the individual learning styles of students so the role of
St. La Salle is continued.”
by John Keenan ’80
St. John Baptist de La Salle would say La Salle College High
School’s long tradition of educating and guiding young men of
various abilities and backgrounds in a challenging and nurturing
environment continues with the addition of The David Program.
The David Program continues La Salle's legacy of touching the
minds and hearts of students by providing adaptive study
strategies, and an understanding of academic strengths and
weaknesses to increase the students sense of self worth.
The David Program assists students with mild learning
differences and is housed in a building adjacent to the
Brothers’ Residence.
St. La Salle looked into the core of the individual. La Salle
was a hands-on teacher. He advocated the use of practical, easy
to implement teaching methods. He believed students should
be taught in their native language instead of Latin, as was
the custom.
The David Program continues to search for methods to meet
each student’s personal needs. Today, some students with
language processing difficulties use “Books on Tape” as they
read. Students are encouraged to use technology to
enhance their learning repertoire. By using appropriate
accommodations and adaptive strategies students become
aware of their invisible differences and are able to turn
their weaknesses into strengths.
St. La Salle listened to people, saw needs, felt compassion,
and prayed to the Spirit for guidance. He used every resource to
gain assistance. St. La Salle believed in the intellectual and
gentlemanly potential of boys of all classes and backgrounds.
He believed in the worth of each of these young men and used
insight and adaptability to find success. St. La Salle believed a
man should always be growing, maturing, and developing.
Through the David Program students learn that challenges can
be exciting and that if they focus and stay on course nothing is
beyond their capacity. The David Program strives to inspire,
affirm and empower young men to discover their God given
potential and to realize that life is an amazing journey. It is a
message that would make St. John Baptist de La Salle smile.
What Would Our Founder Think? (continued on next page)
Drawings of David Diehl ’55 and Brother David Albert, FSC,
two fixtures in counseling at La Salle, hang in the stairway
of the new David Center.
The David Program provides a daily class period for a selected
number of college bound students with a mild learning difference. Through a seriousness of purpose, consistent effort ,
understanding and acceptance of his individual learning
styles/strengths, and adapted strategies, a student with a learning difference can grow towards self-advocacy and academic
success. The addition of a specific time frame is a continuation
of the Lasallian effort to meet the specific needs of students.
What Would
think about the Lacrosse
and Athletic Programs?
by Bill Leahy
Introduction
If the Founder were to visit La Salle College High School
and spend time watching the athletic program he would be
both proud and a tad puzzled. Confused in that organized
athletics were not an every day part of the schooling of young
men entrusted to his care in 17th century France. Plus, his
schools were for the “street urchins” of his day and were not
necessarily funded to support such extra-curricular activities.
Nevertheless, De La Salle understood, maybe better than
any educator of his day, the importance and significance of
teamwork. Therefore, after overcoming his initial curiosity
in regard to such sports as American football, baseball, and
Native American lacrosse he would see, I think, value in
such interpersonal activities – the teamwork they require, the
character they build, the sense of commitment and personal
responsibility that is needed, and of course the over-riding
mission to develop boys into men.
Introduction to La Salle Lacrosse Program
The lacrosse program, like so many of La Salle’s athletic teams,
has experienced its share of success on the field – 12
Philadelphia Catholic League Championships, 1 State
Championship, and hundreds of individual player recognitions
ranging from All-Catholics, to All-Americans, to Division I
Collegians. While success breeds winning and excellent public
relations, De La Salle would be more concerned with the
introspective side of such an endeavor. The Founder’s original
classrooms were the first school in the world to educate a
group of students (players) at the same time all learning from
the same teacher (coach) and attempting to reach a common
goal. What goals were they? Well the obvious – to educate
poor boys in academic subjects, but also to teach them
the importance of everyday manners and respect as well
as the importance of developing an interior spiritual life.
Academics
It would be obvious to La Salle that lacrosse is a game
which has the potential to offer the young man many life skills
and attributes, but that in the end it is still a game and is a
priority clearly second to the classroom.
Players’ grades are monitored, flexibility granted for academic
needs, tutoring arranged as needed, and study hall created for
extreme concerns. In fact, De La Salle might just be most
interested in the young men struggling to balance both
academics and athletics for in many ways these are the type
of young people he was most drawn to serving long ago.
Respect
The first non-academic attribute that would be pleasing to
the Founder would be the sense and attitude of respect that is
present throughout the program from coaches to players to
parents whether on the field, in the weight room, or the locker
room. Lacrosse, as played by the Native American Indians, was a
gift given by God to the birds and the animals and then to
humans. In its spiritual form it demanded that all contestants
be mentally and physically tough, that they use appropriate
language, that they never sit, but run on the field, and
that they end their contests with handshakes and a sense of
community. All of these attributes are present in today’s
La Salle Lacrosse program.
Competition & Teamwork
After academic responsibility, and a sense of respect for the
sport, the school, the players and coaches has been established,
De La Salle might then turn his attention to the game itself,
and to whether or not the group is working successfully to
attain its common goals.
The program’s success over the past 15 years has been
substantial, but underneath the headlines has been the sweaty
hours of field practice, countless film sessions, and demanding
visits to the weight room. This sense of commitment,
teamwork, and competition not only creates winning, but also
develops character through success and disappointment.
Together the young men and coaching staffs work toward
common personal and team goals, thus building a sense
of achievement, community, and purpose.
De La Salle would also be concerned about the competitiveness
of such a program, for nothing is perfect, and the nature of
competition is designed to create both a “winner” and a
“loser” and so I believe he would reluctantly comment in regard
to its intensity which ultimately leads to team selections which
then excludes those not chosen for the team experience. While
this may be providential and lead those not selected to other
successful endeavors it also creates sadness, feelings of
rejection, denial of actual talent levels. De La Salle might share
in the frustration of solving this dilemma because just adding
other teams is not an option due to limited field space, financial
restrictions, and availability of qualified coaches.
Toughness
Like most Saints, De La Salle had tough times! His schools
were threatened by jealous competitors, his financial backers
often disappeared, the students often were unruly and “rag
tag” so that classroom discipline was challenging. Eventually
these challenges, and many more, pushed the Founder to
an emotional breaking point where he had to decide between
ending his mission and seeing it through to the end regardless
of its outcome. For La Salle this meant committing himself
totally in what became known as the “heroic vale” – to fully
commit to his new enterprise by thus abandoning his personal
wealth and choosing to “live on bread alone” if necessary.
No one needs to remind him that life is difficult, and that we,
too, are driven to the point of every day frustration, set
backs, and hopelessness.
Athletics, and its sense of competition and immediate observable rewards/failures, can be a microcosm of this life lesson
and so La Salle would hear the lacrosse coaches consistently
express the importance of “finishing strong”…a drill, a practice,
a weight lift, a season, a test, a tough class, a school year, or
the rest of us a work day! It is one thing to be defeated on
the field by a better opponent, quite another to be outworked,
and it is unacceptable to quit, but each of these dims in
comparison to the larger failure of not growing in our life
mission to become men.
Spiritual Life & Community
Lacrosse may have more spiritual roots than any game in
America, and while French Jesuits may have given the Indian
game its name its ties to the spiritual life are almost
expected, thus the La Salle Lacrosse program has two
spiritual responsibilities.
First, to make sure the players understand and respect the
Native American game – its myths and legends and how it is
a gift from God, and second, to then implement our
Catholic heritage.
This is primarily accomplished through a common respect and
concern among the players, a season opening Mass, and a joint
Community service “Branch-Out Day” with La Salle’s Baseball
program to St. Vincent de Paul Parish in Germantown where
the players help prepare the parish fields and garden for
their summer camp children. The day ends with a joint cook-out
and sense of shared mission for others.
Conclusion
Ultimately, these experiences, intertwined with the joys of
winning and the agony of defeat help, create a sense of
community and belonging which hopefully empowers players,
coaches, and parents’ current friendships and, thus inspires
future endeavors. The entire lacrosse experience should
be fun! We all need to have fun because it brings out the
child in us and allows, as De La Salle so often said,
“for hearts to be touched”.
What Would Our Founder Think? (continued on next page)
by Raymond Shay ’00
La Salle has complemented traditional means of curriculum
delivery with technology for years. Computer Labs and SMART
Boards have been two of the most visible academic technologies at La Salle. The new web site is just another example of
technology making a practical impact on the delivery
of course material.
St. John Baptist de La Salle was an educational pioneer. In late
17th Century France, most education was conducted in Latin.
De La Salle, however, thought that learning in Latin was impractical for the students in his schools. They could learn to read
and write more rapidly in their native language.
With students spending almost three hours a day on the
Internet, it has become an essential part of their culture and
communication skill set. As educators of the young, it makes
sense for us to communicate with our students through
the Web.
Thus, De La Salle instructed his teachers to teach in the
vernacular. As with so many of his educational innovations,
conducting lessons in the vernacular was very practical.
The practical value was quite evident and the practice of teaching in the native language of students has been so widely
adopted, it may hardly seem like such an innovation today.
The faculty at La Salle has responded to this new form of
communication with students and embraced the delivery
of course content via the Internet. With the new web site,
faculty members now have the ability to update course
web pages from anywhere they have Internet access making
communication reach beyond the confines of class
periods classrooms.
What would
think of the Web Site?
In today’s world, the word innovation seems inextricably tied
to technology. Technology has become so much a part of
our lives – especially the lives of the young students we serve –
that it can be thought of as part of the native language.
I think St. John Baptist de La Salle would embrace the use
of technology in delivering curriculum, the same way he insisted
that the Brothers in his schools teach their young students in
the language they were used to.
Although always stressing that the relationship and
communication between teacher and student is at the heart
of the educational experience, De La Salle recognized the
need for a good administration and support services. Like a
good administrator, the web site is a support for teachers,
making it possible for them to use their gift to the fullest.
The web site is also a tool for the various constituencies
beyond teachers and students. Administrators, parents, alumni,
and coaches are some of the constituencies that are using
the web site to communicate with the La Salle College
High School Community. By strengthening the communication
with and between these constituencies, the web site is helping
to strengthen the supports that make the educational
experiences here possible. I think De La Salle would certainly
view the web site and the resulting communication as both
practical and necessary for the education of the youth we serve.
It is only fitting that we follow in De La Salle’s innovative
footsteps and embrace the new “vernacular”.
Books used for article:
Kirby Bro. Leo, FSC I, John Baptist de La Salle Christian Brothers,
La Salle Provincialate, 1980
2. Koch, Carl, Praying with John Baptist de La Salle, St Mary’s Press
Christian Brothers Publication, 1990
Please visit our new web site at
www.lschs.org
Koch, Carl , et al. John Baptist de La Salle The Spirituality of Christian
Education Paulist Press, N.Y: 2004
4. Tierney Bro. Patrick, Day by Day with St. John Baptist de La Salle
Christian Brothers Conference Landover Maryland: 1999
“Boys Will Be Boys, But La Salle Boys
Will Be
Gentlemen”
The timeless motto has returned
in the form of signs posted
in each classroom. New Principal,
Joe Marchese (right) with
Jack Meehan, Jr. ’67 who donated
the signs in memory of his father,
John F. “Jack” Meehan, Sr. ’38,
a member of La Salle’s Hall of Fame
and a true La Salle Gentleman.
The signs serve as a reminder and
challenge to the student body.
Over the years, we have all heard the age-old-adage at one
point or another: “Boys will be boys, but La Salle boys will be
gentlemen.” But what does this statement really mean?
What is it that makes La Salle boys gentlemen?
The answer is not uncomplicated. The community of La Salle
is held to a higher standard, starting as freshmen, continued for
a lifetime. The higher standard is not only maintained in the
classroom; rather, the merit of a true Explorer is sustained in his
ability to help others. La Salle men confer their dedication and
spirit to others through many outlets and functions, activating
their mission and bringing to life what they’ve acquired from
the benefit of a La Salle education. This is what makes our community so unique. A true Lasallian brings the words of the
prophet Luke to life, “Unto whomsoever much is given, of him
shall be much required.”
Our responsibilities are certainly substantial, but it is these
responsibilities that bring us all together and mold us into one
distinctive faction, the gentlemen of La Salle. The exceptional
nature and manner of the men of La Salle is derived from a
commitment to excel. The challenge to excel is presented to the
young men of La Salle from the start, a challenge that carries
on well after their tenure at the high school level is complete.
It is the ingrained aspiration for excellence that separates the
men of La Salle, it’s what makes our tradition all it has been and
all it will continue to be. We are taught never to be satisfied
and to always strive for perfection, for although perfection is
impossible, excellence is very much an attainable goal.
It is not by good luck or fortune that La Salle is able to develop
the young men of today into the gentlemen of the future,
and it is not an obligation looked upon lightly. Any school can
make the claim that they produce the best and the brightest,
but La Salle lives this through hardwork and dedication to
its mission. There is no such impressive a pride as Explorer Pride,
and this trait is undoubtedly the result of the gratitude and loyalty we all feel as gentlemen of La Salle to the Gold and Blue.
by Joseph Winning ’05
In September of 1956, I stepped off the “26” bus at 20th
Street and Olney Avenue and walked towards La Salle College
High School. I was not sure where to go, but I encountered
a Brother who was kind and patient with me. He directed me
to the auditorium. It was here that I met my first homeroom
teacher, Brother Gabriel.
Brother Gabriel was the first Brother who introduced the
concept of “Brother’s Boy”. He told our homeroom that a
“Brother’s Boy” is always a gentleman; he is always
respectful, because he represents his family and his school.
I finished my freshman year, and over time I slowly began to
understand what Brother Gabriel meant. My homeroom teachers over the final three years, Brother James, Brother Claude,
and Brother Gregory all reinforced the concept of “Brother’s
Boy”. They taught me that hard work, dedication and loyalty
were all important to making a complete La Salle Student.
I was fortunate to continue my association with the Brothers.
I went to La Salle College and then on to West Catholic
(a Brother’s school) where I began my teaching career. It was
a comfort to me when I walked into a Brother’s school and
experienced the same concepts being taught to the young men
at West Catholic. After West Catholic, I came to La Salle.
I was back at home.
For the past 38 years I have tried to influence young men
by being respectful and remembering that a “Brother’s Boy is
always a gentleman. As I told the freshman class this year,
we have something in common – We are all “Brother’s Boys”.
I’m proud to belong to this wonderful fraternity. I will
always remember – “Boys will be boys, but La Salle Boys
will be gentleman.”
by Marty Stanczak ’60
William Knecht ’47:
Golden Explorer
Hall of Famer
By Christopher Holwick ’94
William Knecht ’47, a Philadelphia rowing legend, began
his rowing career at La Salle College High School under the eye
of Coach John B. Kelly, Sr. Kelly had a fondness for Knecht
who was one of Vesper Boat Club’s promising young stars.
Knecht was a national champion in the single in both his junior
and senior years at La Salle; victories that proved to be only
the beginning.
After graduating La Salle in 1947, Bill went on to study at
Villanova University and continued to train at Vesper B.C. He
quickly rose to elite status and as a young man stroked Vesper’s
eight to victory at the 1954 Pan-American Games. Eventually,
Knecht would become John B. Kelly, Jr.’s training partner and
would battle daily with him in the singles. Kelly and Knecht
eventually joined forces and rowed the men’s double for the
United States in the 1960 Olympics in Rome. Unfortunately,
they had to withdraw from competition due to sudden illness.
Kelly and Knecht continued to train in the double and were
victorious together at the 1959 Pan-Am Games. Knecht also
won in the men’s double at the 1963 Pan-Am Games
for Vesper B.C., which became the third of three consecutive
Pan-Am victories.
Left to right: Coach Allen Rosenberg,
Bob Zimonyi, Boyce Budd, Bill Knecht
and Bill Stowe receiving awards
from Pfizer after returning to the
United States.
Knecht’s greatest accomplishment
as an oarsman is his victory
in the 1964 Olympic Games in
Tokyo. Bill sat in seven seat
of the Vesper eight that represented the United States. The Germans,
who took the silver medal in the
race, were over one and onequarter boat lengths behind the
Americans. The United States was
not victorious in the men’s eight
again until 2004, forty years later.
Because of his victory at the 1964 Olympics, Knecht was
inducted into the Rowing Hall of Fame in Mystic Seaport,
Connecticut, in 1965. Bill still remains as the only La Salle
College High School alumnus to have won a gold medal at
the Olympics.
Although Knecht retired from competitive rowing after the
1964 Olympics, he continued to be a large presence in the sport
of rowing. He served on the boards of numerous rowing associations and was the American delegate to FISA, the international
governing body of rowing. Knecht was also instrumental in
the development of the Cooper River race course, which is host
to scholastic and collegiate championship regattas.
Because of his lifetime of support of rowing, Bill has been
the recipient of several prestigious awards. In 1973, Knecht
was awarded the John J. Carlin Award, which is given by the
United States Rowing Association’s Board of Directors
for commitment to the sport. The award has had only sixteen
recipients in the past thirty years. Knecht was awarded the
Jack Franklin Award in 1993, which is given by the USRA’s
Referee Commission for lifetime contributions to rowing. Finally,
Villanova University, Knecht’s alma mater, hosts a memorial
regatta in Bill’s name. The regatta draws over a thousand
collegiate athletes each April and the Knecht Cup is awarded
to the winner in the men’s eight event.
Knecht was as successful in business as he was in racing.
While the Kellys were known for brickwork, Knecht was known
for sheet metal. Bill owned and operated a million dollar
sheet metal contracting business. He also served as president of
the Sheet Metal Workers Union. Being the father of eight, Bill
was able to balance his commitments to work, rowing, and
family. He was known to enjoy the simpler things such as wine
and vanilla ice cream after a long day of work.
In his book, All Together, Bill Stowe, stroke seat of the ’64
Vesper eight, writes, “It was impossible to dislike Bill Knecht.
He was simply a very good man as we measured him. He was
the senior man and we all respected him greatly” (p.18).
Bill succumbed to cancer at an early age and was interred with
his Olympic medal around his neck. Bill Knecht is the
first La Salle College High School alumnus to win an Olympic
gold medal and will be inducted posthumously into the
Alumni Hall of Fame during the Golden Explorers Luncheon,
which will take place on October 5, 2005. The induction
will celebrate Bill Knecht, a true Golden Explorer.
Stowe, William A. All Together.
New York, NY: iUniverse Publishing, 2005.
Report of Annual Giving
2004 – 2005
17 Explorer
Autumn
20052005
17
Explorer
Summer
Letter from the President
Dear Alums and Friends of La Salle,
Once again you have been amazingly supportive of La Salle and its efforts to provide both an affordable and quality education
for the more than 1000 young men who call this their school. As you can imagine without your generous support much of what is
provided would not be available to our students. For this the administration, faculty and students of La Salle Thank You!
Since arriving at La Salle it has been my pleasure to investigate and discover all the good that is here. From technologically
advanced classrooms to excellent athletic facilities our young men are afforded the opportunity to excel at their God-given abilities.
I am very pleased that our staff also benefits from your support through programs of continuing education and excellent
classroom technology.
Annual Giving
2004 – 2005
I point with pride to two programs that have been nationally recognized in recent months. Our outstanding music program
with almost 40% of the students participating is the envy of many schools. Under the leadership of Mr. Joe Ciccimaro ’57, this
program has grown from band to a many-phased music program. Our Jazz Band under the leadership of Mr. Joe Vettori
has traditionally been recognized as one of the best in the Delaware Valley. One of the best elements of this program is its
flexibility by incorporating the talents of many students who also play key roles in our sports, theater and activity programs.
Our nationally recognized Community TechServe Program benefits not only our
students but also other students. This summer our boys traveled to Bishop Loughlin
Memorial High School in Brooklyn, NY, De La Salle In Towne, La Salle Academy, and Young
Scholars Charter School in Philadelphia to help wire and enhance computer services to
these schools. It is a great example of kids helping other kids. Also the sense of pride
among our students as a result of this national recognition only enhances interest in
similar programming for future years. I am especially proud of Jim Edelen ’01
who returned to La Salle this summer to offer our Lab students his expertise in
Microsoft network maintenance and management. These programs are
directed by Mrs. Gerri Light, Mr. Ray Shay ’00, and Mr. Peter Sigmund ’85.
As your new president, I congratulate you on making possible so much
of these advances for La Salle. You can join me in celebrating all
that La Salle has become. I thank you for your past support and I need
your continued help to build an even greater legacy for the future.
Please review this Annual Fund Report for 2004/2005 and be sure to
include yourself in the next reporting if you haven’t done so yet. This year’s
fund is now in full swing and will need your support if it is to again
achieve its set goal.
It’s good to be home!
Gratefully yours,
President
Friends/Others
$ 117,352
Current Parents
$ 156,592
Corporations and Foundations
$ 184,711
Brothers Contributed Services
$ 290,000
Booster Groups
$ 537,406
Parent Support Groups
$ 712,049
Alumni
$ 854,792
Total
$ 2,852,902
Filling the Void
Operating Budget
Contributions to the
Annual Fund
17%
Income from Tuition
83%
Income from tuition represents only 83% of the
operating budget of La Salle College High School.
The remaining 17% is derived from contributions
to the Annual Fund. Without the generosity of
our alumni, parents, faculty and staff, corporations,
and friends, La Salle College High School would
not be able to meet its operating budget and
maintain the level of education that has remained
the backbone of our institution.
President’s Clubs
St. Michael
$10,000 and up
James J. Anderson
Construction Co.
James F. Basile, Esq. ’82
Basketball Parents Club
Beneficial Savings Bank
Community of Christian Brothers
Crease Club
Crew Alumni Association
Crew Parents Association
Domenic M. DiPiero ’63
Charles E. Dunleavy, Jr. ’61
Mr. & Mrs. Al J. Gabriele
John E. Glaser ’58
Golf Parents Association
Grand Slam Club
Christopher P. Haley ’86
Ice Hockey Parents Club
La Salle Alumni Association
La Salle Mothers Club
Mrs. Jennie H. Leary
John F. Lehman, Jr., PhD ’60
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. McBride
F. Michael McCafferty ’60
John L. McHale ’42
Men of La Salle
Movers Specialty Services
Mr. & Mrs. John M. O’Brien
Phila. Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Joseph M. Queenan ’65
Peter V. Scola ’92
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen S. Smith
Sovereign Bank
Students LSCHS
Swim Parents Association
Tague Lumber, Inc.
Takedown Club
Touchdown Club
Vincent W. Walters ’59
White and Williams, LLP
Williamson Hospitality Service
Wilmington Trust of Pennsylvania
1240
$5,000 to $9,999
Avalon Foundation
Bank of America Foundation
Ernest M. Behr ’73
Booters Club
BSI
Daniel J. Caputo, RPh ’93
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Connolly, Jr.
Richard M. Connolly, Sr. ’50
Stephen R. Dachowski ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Peter DePaul
Joseph C. Flanagan, MD ’55
Mr. & Mrs. James V. Genuardi
Glaxo Smithkline Foundation
James ’56 & Patricia O. Goodyear
Family Fund
Joe Hand Promotions, Inc.
Michael J. Hathaway ’68
Hightec HVAC
Mrs. Regina Hogan
H. William Jesse, Jr. ’69
Bruce J. Koegler ’55
James J. Land ’57
Anthony J. Maginnis ’76
Mantas, Ohliger,
McGary & Quinn, P.C.
Mr. Charles F. McCafferty
Merck & Co., Inc.
J. Anthony Mitchell ’56
Mr. James J. Muller
Leo Niessen Jr. Charitable Fdn.
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Paul
Robert J. Riethmiller, Jr. ’55
Seravalli, Inc
Anthony M. Stonis ’64
Mr. Robert L. Toner
Robert J. Walker ’52
Francis J. Warvolis ’62
20th and Olney
$2,500 to $4,999
Mr. & Mrs. David Bartynski
William J. Bogle ’45
Joseph R. Buckley ’65
Arthur J. Burke III, Esq. ’85
Carabello, Mansell
& Knouse Dental Assoc.
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Caramenico
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Cassidy
Mr. & Mrs. Randy S. Chapman
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Clark
Anthony J. DePaul ’80
James C. Driscoll ’79
DST Systems, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Forster
Mr. & Mrs. Francis D. Furgiuele
William J. Galbally, Esq., CPA ’71
Mr. Joseph Glacken
Elmer F. Hansen III ’86
Elmer F. Hansen, Jr. ’54
Carl W. Holmes, Jr., Esq. ’83
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Holt, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Horgan
IBM Corporation
Kansas City Southern Industries
T. James Kavanagh Foundation
James R. Koller ’69
Mrs. Julia K. Maher
William J. Markmann, MD ’66
James T. McLaughlin ’57
Rita & Andrew J. Milligan, PhD ’69
Robert P. Moran ’69
Morgan Stanley
Peter P. Muessig ’45
Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. Murphy
Enos Charles Ney ’51
Joseph F. O’Dea, Jr., Esq. ’78
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Peruto
Joseph J. Ragg, Jr. ’73
John C. Redmond III ’71
Francis J. Ryan ’49
Joseph F. Slabinski ’67
Vincent J. Tague, Sr. ’57
Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. ’70
James J. Ward ’55
Wells Fargo
John J. Whalen ’67
Daniel J. Whelan, Esq. ’63
William A. Whiteside, Jr., Esq ’46
Wyeth
Belcroft
$1,000 to $2,499
A. Edward Allinson ’52
AQUA Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Bain, PhD ’71
Robert J. Bettacchi ’60
Dennis P. Blake, Esq. ’64
Jerry J. Bohlinger ’55
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Breitmayer
John J. Callan ’46
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Caracausa
John L. Carlson ’62
Charles D. Carroll ’55 (Dec’d.)
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy G. Clarke
Michael J. Clement, Esq. ’67
John J. Convey, PhD ’58
Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie A. Coombs
Robert H. Cox, PhD ’55
Mr. Gil Cunningham
& Ms. Lisa Adams
Capt. J. Christopher
Daniel, MD ’76
Damian D. Dachowski, DMD ’80
Edward A.. Dachowski, MD ’78
Mr. Richard P. Davoli
Jerome F. Dean ’71
Francis A. DeSantis ’63
Richard T. DeVincent ’86
Daniel E. Diehl ’85
Mr. & Mrs. John J. DiIulio, Jr.
Bernard J. Dillon, Jr. ’55
James A. Donahue III ’86
Joseph H. Donahue ’58
Michael J. Driscoll, Jr. ’76
Charles J. Dunton, MD ’70
Richard L. Duszak, Jr., MD ’81
Arthur W. Etchells III, PhD ’55
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fabiszewski
Facenda – Whitaker Lanes
Edward (Ward) Fitzgerald III ’81
John F. Flannery, Sr. ’40
Thomas J. Flood ’55
Timothy J. Foley ’66
David L. Forde, MD ’55
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Furman, Sr,
J. Patrick Gavaghan ’62
William M. Gaynor ’45
Charles A. Genuardi ’66
John P. Gibbons ’46
Edward J. Giera ’80
Gaetano P. Giordano ’72
Michael F. Golden, MD ’49
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gorsky
Edward J. Grady III ’70
John S. Grady, Jr. ’85
John J. Grogan, Esq. ’83
James R. Guntle, Jr. ’71
Harry J. Harp ’62
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Hasson
Gerald T. Hathaway, Esq. ’72
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Henrich
W. Joseph Hetherington, Esq.’65
C. Clark Hodgson, Jr., Esq. ’57
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Houldin, Jr.
Timothy P. Hughes ’72
J.P. Morgan Chase
John Nuveen & Co., Inc.
John T. Kelly ’41
Philip R. Kelly ’51
Anthony M. Landis, DO ’69
John L. Langan ’55
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lapowsky
Robert J. Laskowski, MD ’70
Thomas J. Lavin, Jr. ’55
John J. Lee ’55
Dr. James A. Lehman, Jr.
Mark J. Lonergan, DMD ’80
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Luce
Robert W. Lynch ’51
Thomas J. Lynch ’58
Gregory T. Magarity, Esq. ’65
Walter C.
Maslowski, DDS ’47 (Dec’d.)
Raymond J. McCaffrey ’81
Capt. John B. McGill, USN(Ret) ’67
Patrick T. McGinn ’87
William P. McKee, Jr. ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. McNichol
Austin A. Meehan ’79
Michael P. Meehan, Esq. ’74
John V. Metzger, Sr. ’44
Joseph A. Mignatti ’58
Conrad J. Miller, Jr. ’50
Frank J. Miller, CPA ’55
Dr. & Mrs. Glenn G. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Mills
Mutzel & Wesner, LLP
Dennis J. O’Leary ’65
Mr. & Mrs. George R. Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Olson
Joseph J. Paul ’58
James M. Paulits ’69
Philip Rosenau Co., Inc.
Michael J. Quigg ’73
Alan E. Reed ’55
Mr. John Rodden
& Dr. Karin Flynn-Rodden
Cav. Robert J. Rowland, PHD ’55
Thomas J. Ryan III ’60
Hugh T. Sharp ’47
Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Sinnott
William J. Smart ’77
Edward R. Solvibile ’58
Christopher M. Susanin ’87
Mrs. Valerie L. Sweeney
Mr. Robert Trinkle
& Ms. Kathy Pape
United Technologies
Charles J. Walsh, Jr. ’68
George J. Ward ’58
Martin F. Whalen ’58
J. Michael Whitaker, MD ’68
John L. Williams ’73
Michael J. Williams ’75
Charles C. Wynn ’46
Joseph W. Zalewski ’93
Brothers Boy
$500 to $999
Joseph E. Abbott ’70
Raymond S. Angelo ’70
Charles J. Ansel ’41
AOL Time Warner
Mr. Manuel Arevalo
Gregg M. Asman ’81
Joseph C. Atkinson ’88
Michael F.
Avallone, DO ’51 (Dec’d.)
AXA Foundation
William V. Baldassano, DMD ’79
Ms. Christina Ball
Michael J. Behr ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore V.
Bevivino, Sr.
Carl E. Blyskal ’60
Robert E. Bolger, Jr. ’79
Martin J. Bukowski, MD ’47
Mr. & Mrs. Mario Calderone
Joseph S. Camardo, MD ’70
James J. Canalichio, DDS ’55
Louis J. Casale, MD ’54
Mark A. Casale ’82
Dr. & Mrs. Lee A. Celio
Rev. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin A. Clay III
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Corcoran
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Cowhey
James F. Crotty, Esq. ’63
Edward A. Dachowski, MD ’78
Col. Edward E.
Davis, USMC(Ret.) ’36
Rev. Charles J. Day ’49
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Dempsey
William J. dePasquale ’51
Anthony M. DiLucia, Jr. ’80
Charles E. Dolaway III ’58
Thomas E. Donahue, Esq. ’51
William T. Donohoe, Jr. ’96
Charles H. Dougherty, Jr. ’72
Joseph P. Dowling ’55
Robert J. Durney ’57
Joseph P. Dwyer, Sr., CPA ’74
Frank J. Eisenhart, Jr., Esq. ’63
Fannie Mae Foundation
Anthony J. Faraco ’55
Christian A. Fisher III ’61
Thomas A. Flannery ’41
Michael C. Foley ’61
Robin F. Gallagher, DMD ’67
Stephen A. Gardner ’72
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Gebert
David A. Geppert ’76
William E. Gibbons ’56
Craig W. Gleason ’75
Mark W. Gleason ’72
Mrs. Michelle M. Golden
Phillip M. Goldman ’80
Michael H. Goodyear, DO ’89
S. John Gorman IV ’67
John A. Grady ’55
Thomas F. Grady, Esq. ’79
Carl W. Graf ’73
John J. Granahan, CFA ’53
Walter J. Granville ’60
Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Guinan
Thomas F. Hagerty ’55
John J. Haggerty, Jr. ’51
Mrs. Roy Hanshaw
Thomas B. Harper III, Esq. ’42
William’66 & Theresa
Hartman Family Fund
Joseph F. Hartnett, Jr. ’69
Stanley J. Heleniak, DMD ’77
Hewitt Associates
Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. J. Himes
Frederick J. Hirsekorn, PhD ’65
John J. Hoban ’70
Mr. & Mrs. Bradford
Hollingsworth, Sr.
Philip J. Horn, Jr., MD ’75
Eugene P. Hughes, Sr., MD ’42
John F. Igoe ’59
Ingersoll Rand
International Materials, Inc.
William M. Janssen, Esq. ’79
Rev. Anthony W. Janton ’69
Steven M. Javie ’72
James W. Jones ’45
Rev. Francis E. Kelly ’47
Kevin S. Kelly ’70
John H. Kennedy ’47
Neill C. Kling, Esq. ’81
Paul Kolodchak ’47
Sidney J. Kowalczyk ’57
William F. Kummerle, CPA ’53
Bernard W. Kurek, DMD ’64
William L. Leahy III
Peter A. Lehman ’76
Kellen G. Leister ’75
Thomas M. Lofgren ’66
John A. Loftus, PE ’66
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Logan
Jerome F. Lombard, Jr. ’79
John J. Lombard, Jr., Esq. ’52
George T. Magnatta, Esq. ’73
William J. Marr ’66
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Martinelli
Frank J. Mauer, Jr. ’47
J. Scott Maxwell, Esq. ’59
Robert F. McAnespey ’66
Joseph G. P. McCormick, Esq. ’74
Peter M. McGonigle, Esq. ’66
Stephen L. McGonigle ’68
Cornelius P. McKelvey ’59
Michael P. McKenna, Esq. ’68
Robert N. McNally ’51
Christopher R. Meagher ’89
Charles J. Minnich IV, ChFC ’85
Dr. Kirk Monteverde &
Dr. Alma-Jean Monteverde
Andrew J. Morrisroe III ’92
James D. Morrissey III ’88
Paul M. Moser ’48
Robert E. Murphy ’55
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Nahas
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Nolen
Raymond J. Nolen, Jr. ’55
Gerald P. O’Neill ’55
Paul P. Partyka ’66
Francis W. Pfluger ’50
Gerard A. Plourde, Esq. ’71
D. Scott Porreca, PE ’86
Thomas F. Pyle, Jr. ’58
John F. Quigley III ’80
John W. Quinn ’57
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. Reeb
William R. Regli ’58
James J. Reilly, Jr. ’44
Donald W. Rider ’61
Donald J. Rongione ’75
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Rongione III
John F. Rotelle ’53
Edward N. Sague, DDS ’70
Anthony C. Santopolo, MD ’68
Andrew M. Savysky, Esq. ’89
John T. Schmitt ’58
Guy R. Sciolla, Esq. ’66
Matthew J. Singer ’78
Albert J. Solecki ’58
Rev. Edmond J. Speitel ’43
Martin W. Stanczak ’60
Michael W. Stephens ’57
Rev. Charles J. Sullivan ’56
SunTrust Bank
Vincent J. Tague, Jr. ’81
Raymond J. Tatlow, Jr. ’38
The H.O. West Foundation
Joseph H. Torrence ’46
Joseph E. Turk ’63
Michael T. Vesey ’77
Wachovia Foundation
Lawrence H. Wentz ’55
Mrs. Frank Wesner
Edward J. Whelan ’47
John P. Whitecar, Jr., MD ’56
Marty Williams ’55
William J. Williams ’59
Michael S. Wilus ’68
Michael R. Wisniewski ’74
Scott H. Wolpert, Esq. ’84
George L. Young, Jr., Esq. ’70
Mr. John T. Zeller
Community of Christian Brothers  ‒ 
Blue and Gold Club
Brother Barry Bartkowiak, FSC
Brother Edward Cannon, FSC
Brother Thomas Chadwick, FSC
Brother Kenneth Cook, FSC
Brother William DiPasquale, FSC
Brother Joseph Dougherty, FSC
Brother Gerard Frendreis, FSC
Brother Brendan Garwood, FSC
$250 to $499
Brother Richard Herlihy, FSC
Brother Charles Lackes, FSC
Brother James Rieck, FSC
Brother Bart Schlachter, FSC
Brother W. James Steck, FSC
Brother René Sterner, FSC
Brother Michael Toan Thai, FSC
Brother Minh-Mang Tran, FSC
Carl W. Holmes, Esq. ’83
Timothy P. Hughes ’72
Sr. Matthew Anita MacDonald, SSJ
Julia K. Maher*
Austin A. Meehan ’79
John J. Meko, Jr. ’86*
Robert B. Mills
Brother Gerard Molyneaux, FSC
Michael A. O’Toole ’68*
Judith Paul
Brother Robert Schieler, FSC
Joseph F. Slabinski, III ’67
Edward R. Solvibile ’58
Brother René Sterner, FSC
Benjamin J. Ventresca ’70
Vincent W. Walters ’59
William A. Whiteside, Jr., Esq. '46
Michael W. Adamow ’93
Agere Systems
Rev. Mark C. Aita, SJ, MD ’67
American Express Foundation
American International Group, Inc.
Richard Ansel ’72
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick G. Assaf
James R. Bacon ’51
Richard M. Beatty ’63
Louis J. Beccaria, PhD ’63
Patrick J. Becher, DO ’69
Carl E. Beck, Jr. ’51
Lloyd C. Beck, Jr. ’74
Steven R. Blasi, DO ’94
Charles F. Bodo, CPA ’61
Toby W. Bracken ’77
John H. Brand ’75
Ms. Eileen Brennan
John J. Bresnan ’45
Bristol-Myers Squibb Fdn.
Hugh J. Brolly ’56
Edward M. Buchanan, MD ’83
Dr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Campbell
Richard S. Carlin, CPA ’72
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Dolan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James Donahue
Robert F. Donahue ’90
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Donnelly
Michael F. Doyle ’61
Paul J. Egitto ’75
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin S. Eichert
Kyle M. Elliott ’01
David T. Espenshade ’56
Joseph M. Evancich ’59
Donald D. Fanelle ’62
John J. Farris ’81
Patrick J. Farris, Esq. ’79
Herbert J. Fastrich ’53
Joseph J. Fayer ’50
LTC Robert W.
Filosa, USMC(Ret) ’39
John P. Fisher, DDS ’63
William A. Fitzgerald ’50
Ms. Katherine Flannery & Mr.
George Brown
Joseph F. Flynn, PhD ’57
FMC Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Harry S. Forst
John J. French ’47
Patrick J. Friel, PhD ’45
James A. Fynes ’50
Board of Trustees  ‒ 
Frederick G. Assaf *
Thomas R. Barna*
Brother Andrew Bartley, FSC
Donna J. Bartynski
James F. Basile, Esq. ’82
Ernest M. Behr ’73
Brother James L. Butler, FSC
Catherine A. Cassidy
James J. Clark
Rev. Mr. Alvin A. Clay
James D. Danella
Domenic M. DiPiero ’63
John C. Fenningham, Esq. ’68
Brother Gerard J. Frendreis, FSC*
Brother Timothy J. Froehlich, FSC
A. J. Gabriele, Chairman
Brother Brian Henderson, FSC
Harry C.J. Himes, Esq.
*Service Member
New Members of the Board of Trustees  ‒ 
Brother Tim Ahern, FSC is a 1966 graduate of West Catholic High School for
Boys. He entered the Noviatiate of the Christian Brothers on June 15, 1966.
He has taught Social Studies and Religion at West Catholic Boys High and
La Salle. He has a B.A. in History from La Salle University and an M.A. in
United States History from the University of Notre Dame. He is currently the
President at West Catholic High School.
Joseph Ragg, Jr. ’73 graduated from the University of Delaware in 1977
with a B.S. in Accounting. He became a CPA in 1981. From 1988 to 1996, he
was a member of the Academic Advisory Council for the Accounting
Department of the University of Delaware. He is currently Managing Partner
at the accounting firm of PriceWaterhouseCoopers. He is married with three
children and his interests include the arts, theatre, golf and running.
Joseph H. Donahue ’58 has a BS in Chemical Engineering from Villanova
University. He has worked as a Vice President of Program Management at
Smithkline Beecham. He was also a plant manager at Merk & Co., Inc. He
was the business manager for St. Francis Cathedral in Metuchen, NJ. He is
now retired and serves on the Parish Financial Council.
Joel M. Ziff graduated from West Catholic High School in 1950. He received
a B.S. in Accounting from St. Joseph’s University. He was ordained a
Permanent Deacon at St. Charles Seminary in 1990. He served as a pilot
in the United States Air Force. He has been a member of the Financial
Committees of many local institutions.
New Board Member
President
New Service Members
Mark A. Gibbons ’92
Chief Financial Officer
Joseph L. Marchese
Principal
Left to right: Chris Carabello ’82, Bill Bryers ’73 and Geri Bryers
at the Whitebriar in Avalon, NJ for Mixer Down The Shore on Saturday,
July 30, 2005.
Michael T. Carr ’62
David M. Casale ’84
Joseph J. Cervino, Jr. ’51
ChevronTexaco
Jeffrey S. Christie, Esq. ’72
David F. X. Cianci ’86
J. Peter Clark, PhD ’60
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Clearkin III
Ronald A. Codario, MD ’65
Mr. Carmen J. Conicelli, Jr.
Paul J. Connolly ’80
Leo E. Connor ’40
Martin J. Connor ’50
Bro. Kenneth Cook, FSC
Edward R. Corcoran, MD ’57
Jerome R. Cosgrove ’58
Michael C. Coyle ’87
Kevin M. Cregan, MD ’82
Dennis W. Cronin, MD ’60
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Curry
Mr. & Mrs. Marcio D. da Costa
Peter J. Daley ’48
Gregory J. Dean, Esq. ’55
Walter W. Dearolf III, MD ’74
Jason R. DeLisi ’97
John J. Dever ’53
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Diasio
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. DiLaurenzo
John J. DiNella ’71
J. Bradford Galiney ’83
Michael J. Gallagher, DDS ’70
Louis C. Galzerano III ’63
Kent H. Garson ’54
James F. Gentilcore ’70
Joseph J. Gerngross ’43
John M. Gibbons, Jr. ’45
Anthony J. Gillespie ’68
Michael J. Ginieczki, MD ’61
Eugene W. Gordon ’67
John E. Granozio ’52
Charles W. Greenberg ’51
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Greenfield
Hon. Francis V. Griffin ’46
Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried L. Gross
Alfred S. Halas, DMD ’62
Mr. & Mrs. Wasyl Halczenko
John M. Hammond ’97
William W. Haury, Jr., Esq. ’72
Richard F. Heany ’78
Bernard A. Helder ’33
Richard J. Heleniak, Esq. ’73
A. Carl Helwig ’56
William P. Henry ’56
Samuel M. Herb ’56
George C. Hines ’46
Col. Gerald T. Hipp, USA(Ret) ’57
Joseph J. Hogan ’54
Mr. & Mrs. George Hohenleitner
Christopher T. Hoover ’90
Edward E. Houseman, Esq. ’63
Edward J. Hughes, Esq. ’67
Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Iannuzzi
Invensys Systems, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Janda
Paul C. Jeffers ’80
J. David Johnson, CPA ’64
Joseph J. Junod ’54
Leo P. Kane ’53
Kevin V. Kelley ’74
Hon. John T. J. Kelly ’49
Paul J. Kelly III, CPA ’74
Donald J. Kieser ’52
John M. Kilduff ’64
Joseph F. Killoran ’58
Robert H. Kitson ’44
S. Richard Klinges III, Esq. ’49
Mr. & Mrs. Joshua M. Kopelman
Donald E. Kotas ’66
George M. Kozub ’60
Richard E. Kreipe, MD ’67
Albert G. Kroll, Esq. ’65
Frank J. Lamprecht ’55
F. Forrest Lang, MD ’63
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Larkin, Jr.
John D. LaRocca, Esq. ’80
Christopher M. Lehman, PhD ’67
E. Dennis Lehman, Jr. ’69
Thomas P. Lehman, MD ’72
Stanley J. Lepo, USAF(Ret) ’54
William Z. Logue ’51
Mark V. Lomanno ’71
George J. Lordi, Jr. ’60
Gerard M. Lowery, CPA ’78
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Lynch
Peter V. Lyons ’86
Robert W. Lyons, MD ’56
William M. Maguire ’62
James F. Malloy ’51
John G. Malone, Esq. ’73
Michael A. Marek ’80
Del C. Markward ’77
Robert J. Maro, Sr., MD ’48
David J. Martosella ’83
Stephen J. Masceri, MD ’78
William W. Matthews III, Esq. ’86
MBNA America
James P. McCormick, MD ’79
Timothy W. McDonald ’99
Patrick A. McGinley ’68
Thomas J. McGorry, Jr. ’43
Thomas W. McIntyre ’65
Eugene P. McLoone, PhD ’47
Robert F. McMackin ’45
Edward F. McMahon ’69
James P. McMenamin ’40
James M. McMonagle ’58
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. McNally
John P. McShea III ’73
M. Eleanor & Theo.
Mecke’;41 Fund
Austin A. Meehan, Jr. ’49
David T. Mehr ’78
John J. Meko, Jr. ’86
Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Meves
Conrad J. Miller III, Esq. ’79
Mr. Daniel M. Moloney
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Monastero
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Mondimore
Frank J. Montemuro III, RLA ’74
Peter E. Moore, Esq. ’71
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Moran
Joseph T. Morrissey, Jr. ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Brendan J. Murphy
Francis E. Murphy ’67
Thomas F. Murphy ’57
Thomas J. Murphy, Jr. ’69
John J. Murray ’57
Patrick D. Murray ’95
Mr. Rodger L. Mutzel
John J. News ’44
Robert N. C. Nix III, Esq. ’73
Michael J. Normile ’65
Edward J. O’Brien III ’71
Gerald F. O’Brien ’55
Joseph P. O’Connell ’89
Henry M. O’Donnell ’73
O’Donnell & Naccarato, Inc.
Sean P. O’Neill ’79
James J. Osborne ’56
John E. Osborne ’58
Michael A. O’Toole ’68
Richard A. Panettieri ’78
Robert J. Pannepacker, Sr. ’66
Felix M. Pilla ’50
J. Gregory Pirmann ’65
James D. Princivalle ’80
The Prudential Foundation
Philip F. Radomski ’81
William J. Radomski ’72
William R. Rafferty ’56
Raytheon Company
William C. Regli III, PhD ’85
William J. Reilly, Jr. ’80
Norman W. Rickert ’56
David J. Riley ’83
William F. Ritter ’73
Ralph V. Robb ’48
Kevin M. Roddy ’77
Kenneth M. Roessler ’80
Robert M. Rogers, MD ’51
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Rose
Michael J. Ruddy, MD ’69
Sigmond S. Rutkowski, Jr., DO ’61
The Sallie Mae Fund
Paul D. Schaefer ’86
Martin L. Schaffer, Jr., Esq. ’48
David J. Schlosser ’73
Edward J. Schmid ’50
Paul G. Schott ’69
Michael P. Schuessler ’70
Thomas L. Scully, CPA ’66
William C. Seiberlich ’47
Donald F. Sharp ’49
Joseph R. Sharpe III ’58
Thomas W. Sheehan, CPA ’48
C. Sean Slotterback ’95
Patrick M. Smith ’66
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Smith
W. Ellis Smith, DMD ’62
Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Sperger
Edward G. Stafford ’75
John V. Steinmetz ’77
Edward J. Stemmler, MD ’46
Bro. RenÈ Sterner, FSC
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Stone
Paul M. Stonis ’67
Capt. Hugh Strehle, USN(Ret) ’50
Michael E. Sullivan, PhD ’58
Philip A. Sullivan ’59
Frank C. Sulzbach ’59
Robert W. Suter, Esq. ’55
Mark D. Sutton ’72
Michael R. Taylor, CAE ’66
Robert M. Taylor, Jr., Esq. ’52
Tenet Healthcare Foundation
Clayton H. Thomas, Esq. ’55
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Thomson
Michael A. Tidd, EdD ’88
Brian M. Timoney ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Toner, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Trucksess
Thomas F. Tucker, CPCU ’45
Walter L. Updegrave ’70
UPS Foundation
Timothy E. Urbanski, MD ’63
Dominic J. Vander Neut ’33
Vanguard Group Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Venafra
Mr. & Mrs. Bruno M. Ventresca
Gregory J. Ventresca ’96
Adolf Von Hake ’39
Robert F. Wagner, PhD ’55
Lawrence A. Walsh ’63
William J. Walsh ’56
Charles J. Walters ’63
George P. Ward ’55
Arthur A. Warren, Esq. ’69
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Warrender, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton M. Wells
John D. Whalen ’56
Robert D. Willemin ’69
George A. Winslow ’82
Michael J. Witkowski ’94
Peter A. Wutzer ’55
Mr. & Mrs. Howard S. Zoeltsch
1933 / 44% / $645.00
John M. Byrne
Bernard A. Helder
CDR Edward O’Neill, USN (Ret)
Dominic J. Vander Neut
1934 / 17% / $ 50.00
Rev. John A. Guischard
1936 / 90% / $1025.00
William G. Burns
Col. Edward Davis, USMC (Ret)
Donald F. Furey
Edward J. Grubb (Dec’d.)
Harry A. Newnam, Jr.
Charles G. Prediger (Dec’d)
Edward F. Sprissler
Thomas G. Thompson
CDR Edward Ward, USN (Ret)
1937 / 17% / $200.00
Joseph W. Sosna
William H. Sullivan
1938 / 44% / $1,500.00
Raphael J. Altmann
Joseph V. Conway
William C. Foster
Ludwig M. Frank
Canzio E. Giuliucci, MD
Francis S. Jeffery
Charles R. McGlone
Dominic E. Mercaldo
George A. Naab, Sr.
Walter J. Small
Raymond J. Tatlow, Jr.
1939 / 30% / $1,155.00
Leon F. Brennan
Col. George Edelmann, USMC (Ret)
LTC Robert Filosa, USMC (Ret)
John F. Hughes, Jr.
Francis E. Lafferty
George E. McElwee
Edward U. Sontheimer
Adolf Von Hake
1940 / 34% / $2910.00
William J. Armstrong, Jr.
Robert J. Bolger
John P. Campbell (Dec’d)
Leo E. Connor
Joseph D. Crumlish, Esq.
John F. Flannery, Sr.
Robert H. Hemberger
Joseph J. Maher
John J. Masciantonio
Paul McManus
James P. McMenamin
1941 / 53% / $3,455.00
Charles J. Ansel
Kenneth L. Beech
Francis P. Bogle
Joseph E. Bourgeois
Joseph J. Dugan, Jr.
Richard E. Fairbanks
Thomas W. Fairbrother
Thomas A. Flannery
John R. Fleming
William A. Geppert, Jr.
Harry J. Hagan
William Q. Harty
John T. Kelly
Joseph F. McBride
Joseph D. McGeary, MD
Theodore H. Mecke, Jr.
Philip P. O’Neill
Albert V. Pescatore
William R. Sterner
Peter J. Sweeney
Eugene F. Volz
1942 / 31% / $21,925.00
Alvin A. Buben
Robert J. Carabasi, MD
Ralph J. Cartwright
Gerald F. Crumlish
Robert F. Gallagher, DDS
Thomas B. Harper, Esq.
Eugene P. Hughes, MD
George P. McGovern
John L. McHale
Edward J. Murphy, Jr.
Francis A. Schanne
Joseph A. Wilson, Jr.
1943 / 49% / $2,310.00
John E. Bambach
Charles M. Boyle
Rev. Sidney C. Burgoyne
James F. Cannon, Jr.
James F. Casey
Hon. Gus Cifelli
Robert J. Foster
William D. Fraser
Joseph J. Gerngross
Frank X. Gillespie
Joseph G. Greenberg
Vincent J. Hauck
Joseph D. Kelleher III
William M. Kelly
James P. Logue, Jr.
Frank P. McCrossen
Charles M. McDonald
Thomas J. McGorry, Jr.
John F. Moross
Rev. Edmond J. Speitel
1944 / 28% / $5,060.00
Joseph F. Bergan
Frederick V. Boccella
Daniel J. Conlin
John F. Heilmann
Charles R. Hodges
Honor Roll of Donor’s
The Golden Explorers
1933 – 1954
Top Five Classes in Participation
1936
90%
1943
49%
1951
48%
1938
44%
1933
44%
Top Five Classes in Giving
1942
$21,925
21,889
1952
1951
12,277
1950
11,170
1945
9,325
The Explorers
1955 – 2004
Top Ten Classes in Participation
1955
55%
46%
1958
1956
36%
34%
1957
1963
33%
1969
31%
26%
1973
25%
1970
1967
25%
1965
25%
Top Ten Classes in Giving
1986
1961
1963
1955
1965
1960
1969
1958
1957
1973
$205,194
140,095
60,066
44,935
33,763
32,196
28,425
27,508
22,606
17,232
Robert H. Kitson
Dominic F. Marino
John V. Metzger, Sr.
John J. News
William J. Nolan, Jr.
Joseph G. Oschell
Robert L. Pigeon (Dec’d)
Robert G. Price
James J. Reilly, Jr.
Carlo J. Salzano
Daniel V. Wylde
1945 / 37% / $9,325.00
Anonymous
William J. Bogle
Jerome F. Bradley, Jr.
Rev. Robert H. Breen
John J. Bresnan
Francis X. Cassidy
John J. Deasy
Robert J. Deevey, Sr.
Richard J. Devine (Dec’d)
Eugene F. DiRe
Patrick J. Friel, PhD
Robert M. Gaughan
John T. Gavin
William M. Gaynor
John M. Gibbons, Jr.
James W. Jones
William J. Loughery
John C. Mackin, Jr.
Robert F. McMackin
Peter P. Muessig
Martin G. Pendergast
Robert J. Rainey
Harry T. Rein
Nicholas J. Sipa
Charles A. Syms, MD
Joseph F. Trinity
Thomas F. Tucker, CPCU
Thomas J. Welsh, Jr.
Louis C. Woyce, Jr.
Fred H. Wozniak
John J. Wynn, Sr.
1946 / 41% / $9,232.00
William J. Bailey
Robert E. Baney, OD
Rev. Msgr. John P. Boland
Joseph L. Burke
John J. Callan
James P. Connor
John M. Curtin
Charles J. Dinger
Thomas F. Drake
Joseph H. Foster, Esq.
John P. Gibbons
John F. Gillin
William F. Grauer, CPA
Hon. Francis V. Griffin
Charles G. Heil, MD
John Helwig, Jr., MD
George C. Hines
John W. Hochstuhl
Thomas J. McAneney
E.H. “Ned” McDermott
Bernard G. Miller
John D. Morrissey
Joseph F. O’Callaghan, PhD
Albert R. Pezzillo
Lt.Col. Paul Pirhalla, USMC (Ret)
Henry W. Pletcher, MD
G. Russell Reiss, MD
Carl W. Schoepe
Edward J. Stemmler, MD
Paul R. Sundermann
Francis P. Taylor, Jr.
Joseph H. Torrence
William A. Whiteside, Esq.
Charles C. Wynn
Stanley J. Zalecky
1947 / 33% / $8,980.00
Alfred E. Abbey, Esq.
Mario J. Albanese
Edward J. Bader
Ronald R. Bambach
John J. Bernhardt
Francis G. Berry
Martin J. Bukowski, MD
William J. Burger
James J. Connelly
William J. Crosson, CPA
James P. Cunnion
Joseph M. Orlando
James J. Phelan
William C. Seiberlich
Hugh T. Sharp
V. Richard Sheridan
John F. Stever
William J. Trost
LTC Henry Waltrich, USA (Ret)
Edward J. Whelan
1948 / 35% / $3,973.00
William A. Annan
James J. Bell
James P. Boland
George E. Botto
Donald J. Burkhimer
Paul E. Campise
The La Salle Contingency at War At The Shore VI played on Friday,
August 5, 2005, on the Bay Course at Marriott Seaview Resort and Spa
in Galloway, NJ. La Salle recaptured the Paul Cup by defeating
St. Joseph’s Prep and now leads the series four to two.
Peter S. Dooner, Jr.
Philip F. Drach
James W. Fallon
Rev. John E. Fitzgerald
John J. French
Joseph A. Granahan, Jr.
Francis V. Grant
Leonard J. Graziani, MD
Francis W. Himes
Francis J. Hoban
William J. Hufnell
Thomas E. James
John J. Kane
Rev. Francis E. Kelly
John H. Kennedy
Theodore A. Klaus
Paul Kolodchak
Nicholas J. Marino
Walter C. Maslowski (Dec’d)
Frank J. Mauer, Jr.
William D. McCloskey
Donald F. McDonnell
Eugene P. McLoone, PhD
John J. Mullahy, Jr., CPA
Francis W. News
James V. Covello
Peter J. Daley
Ronald V. Donato
Joseph N. Florio
Gerald P. Fox, RPh
Thomas A. Gannon
C. William Kieser
Thomas P. Kurek
John A. Kwoka
William La Plante
Walter J. Lacy
Edward F. Lagan
Robert J. Maro, Sr., MD
Gregory J. McLean
Rev. Msgr. Francis A. Menna
Edward T. Moore, Jr.
Paul M. Moser
Joseph M. Mulvaney
Francis R. Owsiany
Ralph V. Robb
Frank J. Rocca
Theodore M. Rogers, Jr.
Martin L. Schaffer, Esq.
Herbert E. Schweizer
William F. Sharpe
Thomas W. Sheehan, CPA
James F. Shemeley
Walter P. Snyder
Gerald E. Speitel
James E. Sullivan
1949 / 35% / $8,312.00
Lionel A. Barker
Edward J. Bernier
Costantino P. Cerini, PhD
LTC Raymond Curley, USAF (Ret)
Rev. Charles J. Day
Henry L. Dragun, PhD
CDR Peter A. Flood, USN (Ret)
Joseph F. Freeman, PhD
Vincent J. Gesiskie
Michael F. Golden, MD
Edward M. Groody
Thomas I. Guerin, Jr.
Joseph J. Hanna, OD
James J. Hatch
William M. Havard
James A. Heffernan
Hon. John T. J. Kelly
S. Richard Klinges, Esq.
Joseph A. Lappin, Jr.
Paul J. Macey, CPA
Joseph A. Margre
Thomas J. Mazza, Jr.
Edwin F. McGlynn
Joseph E. McGrath
William J. McMahon
William J. McNeill (Dec’d)
Austin A. Meehan, Jr.
James A. O’Brien
Guido C. Pacitti
Joseph A. Pettineo
Theodore M. Regan, Jr.
C. Alan Rowe
Francis J. Ryan
James Sanzare
Philip P. Saponaro, DO
Donald F. Sharp
William D. Vare
William J. Weber
John G. Young
1950 / 31% / $11,170.00
Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. Birch
Robert W. Bonner
Edward V. Byrns
Joseph F. Cannon
Richard M. Connolly, Sr.
Martin J. Connor
John P. Farris
Joseph J. Fayer
LTC Daniel Fischer, USA (Ret)
William A. Fitzgerald
James E. Fleming
Rev. Msgr. James J. Flood
James A. Fynes
John J. Gruber
Frederick W. Hess, Jr.
Joseph M. Hricinak
Joseph P. Kearney
Joseph E. Labrum
Philip J. Lembach
William T. Matonis
Martin B. McCann, Jr.
Vincent T. McDermott, MD
John P. McElvenny, Jr.
Thomas F. McGowan
Robert C. McHenry, Esq.
Gerard M. McTear
Conrad J. Miller, Jr.
Charles J. Mohr (Dec’d)
S. Lee Morton
Edward J. Nolen
Francis W. Pfluger
Felix M. Pilla
Joseph J. Rizzo
Louis J. Sannino
Edward J. Schmid
Edwin R. Skore
James E. Stanton
Capt. Hugh Strehle, USN (Ret)
1951 / 100% / $12,277.00
Michael F Avallone DO (Dec’d)
James R. Bacon
Carl E. Beck
Paul J. Bromley
Joseph J. Cervino, Jr.
John H. Cobb
Anthony N. Coyle
Vincent A. Della Valle
William J. dePasquale
Thomas E. Donahue, Esq.
Joseph D. Echelmeier, PE
George S. Forde, Jr., Esq.
Harvey L. Fox
Joseph F. Galen
James F. Garberina
Thomas J. Gola
LTC John Grasmeder, USA (Ret)
Charles W. Greenberg
John J. Haggerty, Jr
Francis X. Hartmann
Philip R. Kelly
David J. Levin (Dec’d)
William Z. Logue
John P. Lynch
Robert W. Lynch
James F. Malloy
George J. Margraff, Jr.
Eugene A. McDonnell
Louis P. McFadden, Esq.
Dr. Charles McMahon, Jr.
Robert N. McNally
Daniel J. McNichol
William T. Mulligan
Edward J. Murphy
Enos Charles Ney
Robert F. O’Neill
Joseph M. Penrose
John F. Rodenbaugh
Robert M. Rogers, MD
Louis J. Stief, PhD
Edward A. Tarsa, Jr.
John A. Teefy
James E. Tierney
John J. Toner
Adolph J. Van Thuyne
Robert M. Wurtz
1952 / 34% / $21,889.15
A. Edward Allinson
John T. Burns
Cornelius W. Curran
Robert T. Deck, PhD
Henry W. deLuca, Jr.
Rudolph Deppert
Charles W. DeRenzi, CPA
Charles Fassnacht
William F. Gallagher
John E. Granozio
Joseph A. Kane, PhD
Donald J. Kieser
John F. Lee
John J. Lombard, Esq.
Patrick A. McMenamin
LTC John McOscar, USA (Ret)
James W. Nuss
Joseph W. Pettit
Albert W. Pfluger
Felix T. Russo
William C. Schumacher
Walter A. Sellers, Jr.
William C. Smith, MD
Frederick J. Springer
Robert M. Taylor, Esq.
Robert J. Walker
Peter G. Waters
1953 / 39% / $5,115.00
John F. Ambrogi, Jr.
Vincent J. Barker
Albert R. Behner
Charles A. Beitz, Jr., PhD
Frank R. Breslin
David J. Collins
William J. Cover III
Thomas J. Derago
John J. Dever
Robert J. Donohue
H. Edward English
Herbert J. Fastrich
CDR Victor Gavin, USN (Ret)
Ronald L. Gendaszek
Donald J. Gimpel
John J. Granahan, CFA
William J. Hall, MD
Leo P. Kane
Francis C. Keenan
Joseph A. Koch
Robert W. Kraemer, PhD
William F. Kummerle, CPA
Philip J. LoPresti, MD
Edward A. Maguire, Jr.
James P. Malone, Sr.
Laurence J. Marhoefer, Esq.
Myles R. Martin
Col James McWilliams, USMC (Ret)
Francis X. Murphy
Joseph F. O’Hora
Gabriel J. Pascuzzi
John P. Presto
Herbert S. Riband, Jr.
Robert A. Romano
John F. Rotelle
W. Miles Ryan
John J. Schiller, Jr., PhD
Joseph A. Schmitz
Joseph E. Sciulli
Gerald A. Tremblay
John R. Walsh
Paul F. Waltrich
Henry F. Whalen, Jr.
1954 / 15% / $5,002.00
Thomas M. Boyle
Louis J. Casale, MD
John J. Discher, USAF (Ret)
Anthony J. Froehlich, Jr.
Joseph V. Gallagher, Jr.
Kent H. Garson
Anthony M. Giampetro, Sr., MD
H. Martin Grasmeder
Richard J. Hamburger, MD
Elmer F. Hansen, Jr.
Rudy E. Harrer
Joseph J. Hogan
Joseph J. Junod
Stanley Lepo, USAF (Ret)
Martin J. Luff
John C. Olesh
Joseph A. Walheim, Esq.
1955 / 55% / $44,935.00
William M. Barbour
William R. Barranger
Joseph B. Bloom
Jerry J. Bohlinger
Peter G. Byrne
Patrick C. Campbell, Esq.
James J. Canalichio, DDS
Charles D. Carroll (Dec’d)
John L. Costello, Jr.
Robert H. Cox, PhD
Stephen A. Cymerman, Jr.
James A. D’Arcy, PE
Gregory J. Dean, Esq.
Richard D. Deasy
Louis J. Desiderio, Jr.
Bernard J. Dillon, Jr.
John P. Dougherty
Joseph P. Dowling
James J. Durkin
David H. Duryea, Jr.
Arthur W. Etchells III, PhD
Anthony J. Faraco
Matthew D. Fasano
Joseph C. Flanagan, MD
Thomas J. Flood
Rev. Msgr. James J. Foley
David L. Forde, MD
Capt. Joseph Fowler, USAF (Ret)
Paul E. Frank
Thomas J. Gallen
Francis E. Gleeson, Jr.
John A. Grady
Thomas F. Hagerty
James J. Hayburn
John E. Hellmann
Gerard R. Hepburn
Dennis E. Keenan
Bruce J. Koegler
Leon S. Kubis
John J. Lagana
Frederick J. Lamb
Frank J. Lamprecht
John L. Langan
Thomas J. Lavin, Jr.
John J. Lee
Louis J. Lendvay
LTC Fred V. Manzo, USA (Ret)
Frank J. Miller, CPA
John J. Muir
Bernard A. Muldoon
Robert E. Murphy
Raymond J. Nolen, Jr.
Gerald F. O’Brien
Gerald P. O’Neill
John F. Reardon
Alan E. Reed
Robert J. Riethmiller, Jr.
Cav. Robert J. Rowland, PhD
Edward A. Shea
Edward J. Spanier, PhD
David M. Spratt, DO
Robert W. Suter, Esq.
William F. Taylor
Clayton H. Thomas, Esq.
Angelo Ventresca, Jr.
Robert F. Wagner, PhD
John F. Keegan
Thomas L. Loughlin
Robert W. Lyons, MD
Joseph J. Malizia
Dennis J. McFadden
J. Anthony Mitchell
James J. Morrissey
Charles G. Muir
Charles A. Murray, Jr.
James J. Osborne
Richard J. Pomfret
William R. Rafferty
Edward C. Rice
James T. Richard, EdD
Norman W. Rickert
Edward W. Schmid, Jr.
John F. Schmidt, PhD
John S. Simpson, Jr.
Rev. Charles J. Sullivan
Thomas C. Tarpy
Hon. Ralph J. Tolomeo
John E. Tuohy, Esq.
Left to right: New President Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60 joins
John Steinmetz ‘77, Janice Ciccimaro, Mary Pat Steinmetz, and Sister
Kathleen Brabson, SSJ (President of Mount St. Joseph Academy)
at Mixer Down The Shore.
George P. Ward
James J. Ward
Lawrence H. Wentz
Marty Williams
Peter A. Wutzer
1956 / 36% / $18,184.00
Hugh J. Brolly
Edmund P. Butler, Esq.
John S. Cape
Kevin E. Carey
Joseph F. Cassidy
Joseph V. Conners
William J. Diamond
William J. Dick
John B. Digan
David T. Espenshade
J. Raymond Fitzpatrick, Jr.
James M. Foley
Raymond F. Frankson
Peter W. Frey, PhD
William E. Gibbons
Clifford M. Gillespie
James A. Goodyear
A. Carl Helwig
William P. Henry
Samuel M. Herb
Rev. Mr. Thomas J. Horan
A. C. Hurlbrink
William J. Walsh
William T. Ward
James P. Waters, Jr.
Charlie Welsh
John D. Whalen
John P. Whitecar, Jr., MD
Robert C. Wrzesniewski
1957 /34% / $22,606.00
John C. Altrogge
Joseph L. Ambrogi
Vincent P. Anderson, Esq.
Frank J. Bartl
John T. Becker, CPA
William J. Boland
John L. Burke
Joseph P. Capozzoli
Edward R. Corcoran, MD
Robert E. Cwik
David L. Devlin
Francis D. Donaghy
Eugene A. Draganosky, MD
Robert J. Durney
Joseph F. Flynn, PhD
Robert P. Fritzsche
Thomas R. Gillespie, Jr.
Lawrence A. Grassi
Vincent A. Griffin
Richard L. Hepp
Col. Gerald Hipp, USA (Ret)
C. Clark Hodgson, Jr.
Sidney J. Kowalczyk
James J. Land
Louis A. Marabella
Joseph J. Mark
L. Marshall McCloskey, Jr.
Thomas F. McDevitt
Martin J. McDonnell
Lawrence J. McEvoy
James J. McGill
James T. McLaughlin
Hon. James R. Melinson
Brian D. Monaghan, Esq
John C. Monahan
James D. Morrissey, Jr.
Thomas F. Murphy
John J. Murray
Vincent J. Pannepacker, Jr.
Joseph A. Pizzo, Sr.
John W. Quinn
George W. Ruth
Hugh J. Sheridan
Michael W. Stephens
Vincent J. Tague, Sr.
1958 / 46% / $27,508.00
Paul C. Aita, MD
Gerard J. Brannigan
John T. Brogan
Ronald J. Carpinella, PhD
Raymond J. Christie, Jr.
William J. Clements
John J. Convey
Charles L. Conway, Sr.
Jerome R. Cosgrove
Joseph S. Cymbor
Robert O. D’Ambrosio, Esq.
Louis R. Di Maria
Henry J. Doehne
Charles E. Dolaway
Joseph H. Donahue
Joseph M. Downey, PhD
George A. Dudzek
Lawrence J. Everling
Joseph J. Ford
Robert R. Forrest
Bernard P. Gallagher, Esq.
John A. Gallagher
Thomas Giannini, CPA
John E. Glaser
Jerome F. Heavey, Jr.
Walter J. Horn
Peter J. Keenan
James J. Kelly
John J. Kennedy, Jr
Joseph F. Killoran
Rev. James M. Kolb, CSP
Thomas J. Lynch
James M. McMonagle
Joseph A. Mignatti
Harry B. Miller, Jr.
Vincent P. Miraglia, MD
David I. Muir
John E. Osborne
Joseph J. Paul
Thomas F. Pyle, Jr.
William R. Regli
John F. Richardson
William F. Rooney
David E. Rothwell
Robert E. Ryan
Robert C. Schmidt
John T. Schmitt
John J. Scocca, PhD
Joseph R. Sharpe III
John J. Simone
Albert J. Solecki
Edward R. Solvibile
Michael E. Sullivan, PhD
George J. Ward
George F. West
Martin F. Whalen
Thomas D. Yannessa
1959 / 23% / $14,443.00
John E. Butkovich, Esq.
William J. Cashin, Jr.
Frank R. Colantuono
Louis F. Donaghue, MD
James S. Dooley, Esq.
Thomas C. Elsasser
Joseph M. Evancich
Mark E. Fuchs
Rev. Mr. Mark J. Gallagher
Gerald L. Henderson
John F. Igoe
John C. Incarvito, MD
George J. Koenig
Joseph F. Loughran, Jr.
J. Scott Maxwell, Esq.
Francis X. McFadden, Jr.
Cornelius P. McKelvey
Joseph P. McNichol
Richard A. Miehle
J. Robert Mitek
Robert J. Moran, Esq.
Arthur W. Pagan
Eugene J. Park
John T. Rogalski
Daniel J. Sandman, PhD
Philip A. Sullivan
Frank C. Sulzbach
Wilfred J. Vaudreuil
Vincent W. Walters
William J. Williams
1960 / 17% / $32,196.00
H. John Appleton
Robert J. Bettacchi
Carl E. Blyskal
J. Peter Clark, PhD
Dennis W. Cronin, MD
Walter J. Granville
Neil C. Hopkins
Bro. Richard Kestler, FSC
James M. Kowalczyk
George M. Kozub
John F. Lehman, PhD
George J. Lordi, Jr.
Mark J. Malone
F. Michael McCafferty
Eugene J. McGonigle, PhD
Thomas P. McGorry, MD
Thomas F. Murphy
George P. Nicolaus
Thomas J. Ryan III
Leslie E. Schmalbach, Jr.
Martin W. Stanczak
Donald J. Walheim, Esq.
David R. Woll
1961 / 21% / $140,095.00
Charles F. Bodo, CPA
Donald F. Burns
John L. Byrnes
William A. Cheney
Thomas R. Crow
Joseph T. Cunnane, CPA
J. Patrick Gavaghan
Alfred S. Halas, DMD
Harry J. Harp
Walter J. Kaminski
J. Christman Kennedy
William M. Maguire
Joseph E. McGonigle
Col. Paul E. Miehle, USA
Kevin M. O’Neill
Joseph M. Osborne
W. Ellis Smith, DMD
Left to right: John Meehan and Greg Magarity ‘65 join former
members of the Board of Trustees John Paul and Mike McCarthy ‘65
at War At The Shore VI.
Joseph J. Curry, PhD
Michael F. Doyle
Charles E. Dunleavy, Jr.
Christian A. Fisher III
Michael C. Foley
Michael J. Ginieczki, MD
Harry B. Haeberle
Thomas J. Hipp, MD
George H. Laut
Raymond J. Leary
James P. McFadden
Thomas J. McGinley
Joseph P. McLaughlin, Jr.
Owen L. Murray
James J. Pressler, MD
Donald W. Rider
Stephen J. Rodgers, MD, JD
Sigmond S. Rutkowski, DO
Carl J. Schwab
John F. Sharkey
Albert L. Tervalon
Albert H. Them III
Joseph L. Velten, Jr.
John D. Whiteman, PhD
1962 / 19% / $10,605.00
Peter J. Beaty
John L. Carlson
Michael T. Carr
Joseph P. Cattie, Jr.
Donald D. Fanelle
Joseph A. Fanelli
Edwin J. Feeny, Jr.
Vincent J. Flynn
Albert F. Sommar
Victor O. Stango
Henry P. Stoebenau, Jr
Francis J. Warvolis
Joseph M. Weidner
James M. Wilson
1963 / 33% / $60,066.00
Richard M. Beatty
Louis J. Beccaria, PhD
B. James Cake, CPA
Lawrence F. Cantono
James F. Casey
M. Alan Cinquino
James M. Coll, CLU
William J. Cronin, Esq.
James F. Crotty, Esq.
Joseph F. D’Angelo, EdD
Francis A. DeSantis
Domenic M. DiPiero
Edward J. Drach
Frank J. Eisenhart, Esq.
Alfred E. Enoch, Jr.
John P. Fisher, DDS
James F. Galbally, EdD
Louis C. Galzerano III
John H. Halas
Daniel G. Heyberger
Edward E. Houseman, Esq.
John M. Kaufmann
Francis J. Krimm, Jr.
F. Forrest Lang, MD
Stanley B. Lorek
Christopher J. Matthews
Michael J. McGee
Albert J. McGlynn
John P. Michel
Joseph A. Nickels III
Reuben J. Nyvelt
Charles M. Ratcliffe
Paul A. Reilly
Hon. Maurino Rossanese, Jr.
Edmund F. Swiacki
Joseph E. Turk
Rev.Mr. Timothy Urbanski, MD
Michael J. Vergare, MD
Lawrence A. Walsh
Charles J. Walters
Daniel J. Whelan, Esq.
1964 / 12% / $8,040.00
Dennis P. Blake, Esq.
John M. Burtnick, Sr.
LTC Philip Coyle, USA (Ret)
Thomas C. Gallagher, Esq.
John J. Gontkof
J. David Johnson, CPA
James P. Joyce
John M. Kilduff
V. Thomas Kozub
Bernard W. Kurek, DMD
Henry H. Lynch
Bernard J. McFadden, Esq.
Gerald P. Daskilewicz
James W. Degnan, PhD
John M. Derderian
Daniel F. Downing
Marc Doyle
Hon. David M. Duffy
John J. Farrell
Ronald D. Fasano
Daniel B. Flynn
RADM John Foley, USN (Ret)
Glenn L. Fricke, EdD
William B. Fynes, Jr.
Baron J. Ginnetti
Joseph A. Goldbeck, Esq.
Conrad M. Grims, Jr.
Glenn A. Haig
W. Joseph Hetherington, Esq.
Lawrence P. Hill
Frederick J. Hirsekorn, PhD
Frank L. Iaquinta, Jr.
John J. Kelly, Jr.
Michael C. Komelasky
Albert G. Kroll, Esq.
Kenneth R. Kryszczun
John D. Kutzler
Francis P. Laska
CDR Robert Logan, USN (Ret)
Gregory T. Magarity, Esq.
Thomas V. McBride
Bro. Michael McGinniss, PhD
La Salle College High School is now part of the Specialty License Plate
Program offered by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. The
first La Salle plate (LS 00001) was issued to Mrs. Florence Ward, La Salle’s
only Honorary Female Alum. Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60 assists in
attaching the plate to her car.
G. Frank McKnight III
John J. McMahon
Nicholas F. Piazzola
Gilbert J. Scutti, Esq.
Anthony M. Stonis
John A. Whiteside, CPA
1965 / 25% / $33,763
Edward J. Belcak
Francis J. Bogle, Jr.
Joseph R. Buckley
Jerald L. Caruso
Ronald A. Codario, MD
James H. Crumbie III
John M. Daly, MD
Sean J. McGraw McGroarty
Thomas W. McIntyre
Harry L. Mitchell
Henry F. Muller
Michael J. Normile
Dennis J. O’Leary
Michael E. Osborne
J. Gregory Pirmann
Joseph M. Queenan
Thomas M. Regan
Stephen J. Smith, EdD
Stephen E. Storms, PhD
Patrick K. Taylor
Carl P. Whitlock
Maj. Walter Zaremski, USA (Ret)
1966 / 17% / $10,742.00
John M. Bissell
Charles J. Boris
James R. Daniel
Robert P. Enoch
Timothy J. Foley
Charles A. Genuardi
William J. Gibbons, MD
Dominic P. Girondo
Albert W. Keller III
Donald E. Kotas
William G. Kozub, Esq.
Thomas M. Lofgren
John A. Loftus, PE
William J. Markmann, MD
William J. Marr
Michael J. Masington
James R. Matthews
Robert F. McAnespey
John B. McCormick
Peter M. McGonigle, Esq.
Joseph J. McGowan, Jr
Terence G. O’Hara
Robert J. Pannepacker, Sr.
Paul P. Partyka
Guy R. Sciolla, Esq.
Thomas L. Scully, CPA
Patrick M. Smith
Michael R. Taylor, CAE
Michael J. Wilkin
1967 / 25% / $14,352.00
Rev. Mark C. Aita, SJ, MD
Thomas J. Baldino, PhD
Kevin G. Bogle
Stephen J. Bukowski
Wayne G. Campbell
Michael J. Clement, Esq.
John W. Curran, PhD
Ellwood G. Derricks
Richard W. Fairchild
Robert E. Field
Kevin P. Flynn
Robin F. Gallagher, DMD
John R.F. Gillis
Eugene W. Gordon
S. John Gorman IV
Gerald M. Greco, VMD
Michael R. Hogan
Edward J. Hughes, Esq.
John F. Kennedy, Jr., Esq.
George F. Komelasky
Richard E. Kreipe, MD
Christopher M. Lehman, PhD
Anthony P. Lopresti
J. Jerrold McCarron
Brian G. McElwee
Capt. John McGill, USN (Ret)
James P. McIntyre
John J. McMenamin, Jr.
Paul H. Muessig
Francis E. Murphy
Joseph T. Murphy, Jr., Esq.
Anthony P. Neri
Robert L. Pigeon, Jr.
Joseph F. Slabinski
Paul M. Stonis
Edward G. Stromberg
John M. Turzer
Frank J. Viola, Jr.
Samuel J. Viola
Robert P. Vogt
Carl J. Wahl
John J. Whalen
1968 / 20% / $13,397.00
Raymond C. Andries, MD
John B. Best, PhD
Kevin F. Brett
Craig E. Brooks
Michael D. Burke
David P. Cattie
Raymond J. Colaianni
William S. Conway
Michael R. Dickey
John C. Fenningham, Esq.
Anthony J. Gillespie
William F. Hartman
Michael J. Hathaway
Patrick A. McGinley
Stephen L. McGonigle
Michael P. McKenna, Esq.
Joseph P. Millet, RPh
Michael A. O’Toole
Bernard W. Palko
Joseph G. Pigeon, PhD
Joseph J. Posimo
Chester J. Salwach, PhD
Anthony C. Santopolo, MD
Anthony J. Sciolla, Jr., Esq.
Thomas V. Sikina
Michael E. Ternosky
Charles J. Walsh, Jr.
J. Michael Whitaker, MD
Michael S. Wilus
Dominic J. Yanni, Jr.
1969 / 31% / $28,425.00
Stephen F. Andrilli, PhD
John J. Barrett
Patrick J. Becher, DO
Gerard J. Binder
Joseph F. Bisciotti, Jr.
William F. Brinkmann, Jr.
William J. Carlin, Jr.
Kevin C. Colgan
John A. Corr
William R. Deiss, Esq.
William J. Dougherty, CPA
Vincent P. Everman, Jr.
Eugene X. Filosa
William D. Fox, Jr.
John W. Furtek
Laurence P. Genuardi
Thomas F. Gibbons
Joseph A. Greco
Joseph F. Hartnett
Edward B. Horahan III, Esq.
John J. Horan
Rev. Anthony W. Janton
H. William Jesse, Jr.
James R. Koller
Walter J. Konopka
James W. Kurtz
Anthony M. Landis, DO
Terence J. Lawler
E. Dennis Lehman
John V. Lima
Eugene J. Maginnis, Esq.
William F. Maher, Jr.
Michael H. Mancini
Salvatore V. Mattoccia, CPA
Joseph D. McGowan
Edward F. McMahon
William J. McManus, Esq.
Thomas D. Michel
Andrew J. Milligan, PhD
Joseph A. Gidjunis
Edward J. Grady III
James R. Hackney
Joseph C. Harp
Richard P. Himmer
John J. Hoban
Frederick K.H. Hoeck
John M. Hubbs
Robert W. Jenkins
Five decades of La Salle rowers at the Vesper Boathouse to celebrate with
legendary Crew Coach George Hines (center).
Mark M. Moger
Robert P. Moran
Daniel E. Morehouse
Jeffrey N. Morgan, AIA
Thomas J. Murphy, Jr.
Dennis J. O’Brien
Dennis J. O’Hara, PhD
Joseph M. Pascuzzo, DO
James M. Paulits
Michael J. Popkins, Esq.
James E. Roddy
Michael J. Ruddy, MD
Paul G. Schott
Gerald T. Shaeffer, Jr.
W. Trevor Swan, Jr.
Raymond J. Tatlow III
Arthur A. Warren, Esq.
William J. Wasylenko, Jr.
Patrick J. White, DC
Robert D. Willemin
Joseph T. Winning
Joseph J. Zaiss, Jr.
George G. Zoller
1970 / 25% / $16,222.00
Joseph E. Abbott
Raymond S. Angelo
Henry J. Brady
John D. Brinkmann, Esq.
Robert T. Britt
Joseph S. Camardo, MD
Philip E. Cassidy, Jr.
James F. Corcoran, CPA
Thomas M. Croke, Esq.
Richard DiLaurenzo, ChFC
John M. Donahue, Esq.
Charles J. Dunton, MD
Lawrence H. Fornaci
Michael J. Gallagher, DDS
James J. Garrity, Esq
James F. Gentilcore
Robert L. Jesse, MD
Kevin S. Kelly
Robert J. Laskowski, MD
James J. Lawson, Jr.
William F. McIntyre, PhD
Brig.Gen. Joseph McMenamin,
USMC
William E. Morton
David T. Naab
Joseph R. Rizzo
Richard Rothwell, DDS
Edward N. Sague, DDS
Alfred P. Salvitti
Michael P. Schuessler
Joseph G. Shea
John S. Szostak
James M. Tholey, CPA
Nicholas P. Tiberio, Sr.
Walter L. Updegrave
Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr.
George L. Young, Esq.
Robert E. Yuskavage
1971 / 19% / $12,800.00
Robert C. Abbott
Raymond P. Bain, PhD
Richard J. Barrett
Robert E. Biddle, Jr.
Thomas F. Brett II, Esq.
Gerald V. Burke, MD
Mark J. Christie
Paul J. Cody, Esq.
Edward J. Cooper
Jerome M. Curtin
Jerome F. Dean
Stephen C. DiJulio, PhD
John J. DiNella
Thomas J. Dolan
Stephen T. Dugan
Thomas L. Evans, PhD
Terence Fenningham, Esq.
Robert J. Fitzmyer, Jr.
William J. Galbally, CPA
James R. Guntle, Jr.
Mark V. Lomanno
Robert J. Loughery
Thomas C. Lowry, Esq.
Harry C. McCann, Jr.
Michael J. McFarlane, MD
Terrence J. McManus
John J. Michele
Peter E. Moore, Esq.
Dennis E. Nolen
Edward J. O’Brien III
Gerard A. Plourde, Esq.
John C. Redmond III
Joseph A. Simone
Frank X. Viggiano
1972 / 15% / $8,232.00
Richard Ansel
Christian J. Bradley
Michael J. Breen
Richard S. Carlin, CPA
Jeffrey S. Christie, Esq.
Rev. Steven E. Clark
LTC James Dittrich, USA (Ret)
Charles H. Dougherty, Jr.
Kevin P. Dwyer
Stephen A. Gardner
Gaetano P. Giordano
Mark W. Gleason
Rev. John P. Gutekunst
Robert F. Harchut, Esq.
Gerald T. Hathaway, Esq.
William W. Haury, Jr., Esq.
Edward J. Heraty
Timothy P. Hughes
Steven M. Javie
Thomas P. Lehman, MD
Paul T. McGurkin
Brian J. McHugh
Matthew P. Mullen, MD
William J. Radomski
Nicholas Rongione
David J. Sciolla
Mark D. Sutton
P. James Toolan
Frank L. Wills
Vincent J. Wolfinger, Jr.
1973 / 26% / $17,232.00
Ernest M. Behr
Anthony A. Bonanni
William J. Bryers, Esq.
Thomas J. Clark
Anthony W. Coulter
Mark A. Daniele, Esq
Nicholas A. DiBello
Donald M. Durkin, Jr.
John W. Fornace, DO
John M. Freed
Bruce R. Givnish
James W. Gorman
Carl W. Graf
Edward J. Grubb
Nicholas J. Harris
Charles J. Harvey, DO
Vincent J. Hee
Richard J. Heleniak, Esq.
Michael A. Jankowski, Esq.
Kevin M. Keenan
Mark S. Kelly
Mark C. Kradzinski
Gary S. LaPalombara
Rory J. Lawler
George T. Magnatta, Esq.
John G. Malone, Esq.
John V. Mastronardo
John P. McShea III
Robert N. C. Nix, Esq.
Henry M. O’Donnell
Philip L. Penny
Michael J. Quigg
John J. Quinn III, Esq.
Joseph J. Ragg, Jr.
William F. Ritter
Kevin J. Rodden
David J. Schlosser
Philip E. Smith
Christopher M. Szal
Loren J. Vallerio
John J. Waldron, Esq.
Lee F. Weinstein
John L. Williams
1974 / 19% / $8,605.00
Gerald V. Angilletta
Lloyd C. Beck, Jr.
Michael J. Brown
Stephen J. Burns
Joseph J. Casciato
Michael W. Cassidy, Esq.
Timothy D. Cherney
Stephen P. Daly
Walter W. Dearolf III, MD
James A. DeMerlis
Michael D. Durkin
Joseph P. Dwyer, CPA
William A. Garrity, Jr.
Thomas J. Hoban
Francis G. Hoffman
Kevin V. Kelley
Paul J. Kelly III
Philip R. Kelly II
Bruce D. Konopka
John A. Masucci, PhD
Joseph McCormick, Esq.
Thomas A. McGlynn
Thomas J. McGovern III
Robert H. McLaren, CPA
Michael P. Meehan, Esq.
David F. Millet
Frank Montemuro III, RLA
Timothy O. Nolen, Esq.
Mark A. Obert-Thorn
Louis M. Pilla
Craig O. Preis, DDS
Fred J. Reichelt
Ronald J. Slizofski
Brian E. Talecki
Rudi H. Trickel
Joseph R. Whelpley
Michael R. Wisniewski
John M. Yodsnukis
1975 / 15% / $6,615.00
Thomas A. Belcher
Joseph A. Benz
John H. Brand
John F. Burns, Jr.
Alfred D. Campellone, MD
Mark B. DeSimone
Michael P. Donnelly
John M. Draganescu, MD
CDR Joseph Eble, USN (Ret)
Mark S. Eckert
Paul J. Egitto
Craig W. Gleason
Dennis Grasela, PharmD, PhD
John Harrison IV
Dr. Philip J. Horn
Stephen W. Lehman
Kellen G. Leister
John S. Morgan
Edward J. Mortka
Kevin M. Mulderig, Esq.
William J. Nolan
Donald J. Rongione
Larry P. Spinosa
Edward G. Stafford
John C. Suchy
Peter R. Terreri
James T. White
Michael J. Williams
Edward J. Zajac, PhD
Lance A. Zeglen
1976 / 8% / $8,810.00
Capt. J. Christopher Daniel, MD
Michael J. Driscoll, Jr.
David A. Geppert
Ronald S. Guerra
Joseph P. Hand, Jr.
Friedrich S. Kramer, PhD
Peter A. Lehman
Anthony J. Maginnis
Patrick J. Noonan
David A. Ragan
Gary J. Uzelac, CPCU
John J. Worthington III, MD
1977 / 14% / $4,021.00
James C. Braca
Toby W. Bracken
Mark C. Brown
Michael P. Butler
John J. Coleman
Catholic League Football will be
Televised Live
on Comcast Cablevision this year,
and La Salle will be part
of two broadcasts.
On October 7, 2005, La Salle will take on
the defending Catholic League Champions
Cardinal O’Hara. On October 14, 2005,
La Salle will battle Monsignor Bonner.
Both games will be shown on WMCN-TV.
Depending on your area,
WMCN-TV will typically air on Comcast
channels 18, 20, 21.
Check you local listings and be sure
to tune in and enjoy!
Go Explorers!
John L. Czarnecki
Michael T. Dachowski, DMD
Donald M. Duffy, CPA
Bernard J. Fitzgerald
Wayne T. Grasela
Stanley J. Heleniak, DMD
Del C. Markward
Michael P. McIntyre
Joseph H. Plummer
Lawrence E. Radomski
Philip G. Regan
George T. Riley
Kevin M. Roddy
Peter S. Romagano
Daniel P. Rothwell
William J. Smart
John V. Steinmetz
John F. Tamasitis
Michael T. Vesey
James H. Worthington, CPA
1978 / 13% / $6,570.00
Michael D. Beatty
James F. Behr
Mark K. Caldwell
Richard Catrambone, PhD
Christopher J. Cimini
Edward A. Dachowski, MD
Kevin M. Dolan
Joseph A. Dougherty, Esq.
Alfred A. Foley
Richard F. Heany
Anthony Labella
Bernard L. Lopez, MD
Gerard M. Lowery, CPA
Andrew J. Malone, CPA
Stephen J. Masceri, MD
James A. McKay
David T. Mehr
Peter A. Nolan
Joseph F. O’Dea, Esq.
James J. O’Rourke, Jr.
Richard A. Panettieri
Timothy J. Przybylowski
Matthew J. Singer
John C. Stipa
Joseph V. Tranchitella
1979 / 15% / $10,974.00
William V. Baldassano, DMD
Robert E. Bolger
Scott E. Budinsky, CPA
Stephen A. Cholewiak
Joseph F. Cipriano, DO
John A. Dean
James C. Driscoll
Robert C. Dunne
Patrick J. Farris, Esq.
Eric R. Fox
John F. Glowacki, Jr., Esq.
Thomas F. Grady, Esq.
Keith L. Herrington
Francis X. Hughes, Jr.
William M. Janssen
Rodolphe Kraeher
Jerome F. Lombard, Jr.
James F. Markmann, MD, PhD
James P. McCormick, MD
Eugene T. McElwee, Jr., DO
Scott R. McLaren
Austin A. Meehan
Conrad J. Miller III, Esq.
Thomas V. O’Kane
Sean P. O’Neill
Daniel Price
Frank J. White, MD
Ronald J. Zoldy
1980 / 16% / $11,022
LTC John Borek, USA
Paul J. Connolly
Damian D. Dachowski, DMD
Richard P. Deasy, DMD
Anthony J. DePaul
Anthony M. DiLucia, Jr.
John G. Farnan, Esq.
James P. Gibbons
Edward J. Giera
Peter Glascott, Jr., PhD
Phillip M. Goldman
Thomas M. Harper
Paul C. Jeffers
John D. LaRocca, Esq.
Stephen A. Laurie, RA
Edward V. Loftus, Jr., MD
Mark J. Lonergan, DMD
Michael A. Marek
Dennis J. McFadden, Jr.
Thomas L. McKenna
Edward Meehan, Jr., Esq.
Lawrence Molinaro
Walter F. Norris, Jr.
Joseph J. O’Connor
James D. Princivalle
John F. Quigley III
William J. Reilly, Jr.
Jeffrey W. Reimel
Kenneth M. Roessler
Adam R. Stefanowicz, Jr.
Michael J. Tamburri
1981 / 11% / $5,904.00
Gregg M. Asman
William B. Bachinsky, MD
Thomas J. Connor
John J. Dachowski
Richard L. Duszak, MD
John J. Farris
Edward (Ward) Fitzgerald III
Eugene P. Kiernan
Neill C. Kling, Esq.
Raymond J. McCaffrey
John J. McFadden
John J. Mueller, DO
Philip F. Radomski
Vincent J. Tague, Jr.
Michael J. Twomey
Paul D. Vozzo
John A. Weinrich
David J. Woychik
1982 / 13% / $16,425.00
James F. Basile, Esq.
Michael J. Behr
Christopher M. Carabello
Mark A. Casale
Joseph A. Ciasullo
Walter P. Cleary
Kevin M. Cregan, MD
John J. Dubyk
Michael F. Funchion
Francis J. Harkins
Daniel P. Kelley
Sean E. Mahoney
Clifford M. Mars
William P. McLaughlin
Michael C. O’Brien
Hermann H. Reiche, Jr.
James J. Reilly
Michael H. Ruane
Daniel E. Sabia
Thomas E. Shea, Esq.
R. Brian Stefanowicz
Robert M. Thompson, Jr.
James H. White
George A. Winslow
Joseph A. Zebrowski
1983 / 12% / $6,848.00
Edward M. Buchanan, MD
James J. Carroll, Jr.
Michael J. Cassidy, MD
Christopher M. Dachowski
John P. Dunn
Kevin J. Dunphy
J. Bradford Galiney
John J. Grogan, Esq.
Carl W. Holmes, Esq.
William P. McKee, Jr.
David P. O’Brien
Thomas J. Shallow, Jr.
Scott H. Wolpert, Esq.
1985 / 12% / $6,270.00
Joseph J. Bradley, Jr.
Arthur J. Burke III, Esq.
Jeffrey A. Clarke
Daniel G. Cleary
Daniel E. Diehl
Christopher T. Doran
John S. Grady, Jr.
Joseph F. Hackman
Michael B. Hoban
Christopher T. Janssen
Matthew J. Kulak, CPM
Brian F. McCaffrey
John B. Millard III
Charles J. Minnich, ChFC
Jeffrey M. Ottaviano
Keith J. Pensabene
Francis X. Rafter
William C. Regli III, PhD
Stephen T. Rietzke
Richard J. Sherman, Jr.
Peter R. Sigmund, Jr.
Francis Worthington, Esq.
Mary Lou and Frank Donohoe ’51 dancing to the ”sounds of the shore”
during A Shore Thing held on Sunday, September 11, 2005 at Greate Bay
Country Club in Somers Point, NJ.
Jeffrey W. Keel
Joby Kolsun, DO
Charles T. Lloyd
David J. Martosella
Michael F. McCormick
John R. McGann, Jr.
Michael J. McNamara
Joseph E. McQuillan
Harry B. Miller III
Kevin M. Mirsch
Joseph T. Morrissey, Jr.
William O’Brien III, DO
David J. Riley
John T. Rogalski, Jr
Edward W. Skorpinski, MD
1984 / 5% / $3,030.00
David M. Casale
James M. Cicchiello, PhD
Frank G. D’Angelo, Jr.
Steven A. Gavarone
Paul J. Grous
Conrad T. Heckmann
1986 / 19% / $205,194.00
Ronald M. Bean
Jeffrey F. Beck
John W. Brown
David F. X. Cianci
Lawrence W. Daly
Richard T. DeVincent
James A. Donahue III
Timothy J. Ernst
John J. Forbes
Timothy E. Green
Frank T. Gregor
Christopher P. Haley
Elmer F. Hansen III
Stephen W. Harrer
Thomas K. Houlahan
Thomas D. Kent
Andrew M. Kraft
Matthew J. Ledwith, Jr.
John A. Livingood, Esq.
John B. Londergan
Peter V. Lyons
William W. Matthews, Esq.
Pasquale Mazzarelli
J. Sean McCook
John J. Meko, Jr.
Keith T. Melinson
Paul C. Minecci
Edmund B. Moore II
Matthew C. Moyer
Mark J. Noonan
Thomas J. O’Malley, Esq.
D. Scott Porreca, PE
Nicholas G. Rudnytzky
Paul D. Schaefer
Michael F. Simon
Brian M. Timoney
Robert F. Weikel, Jr.
Karl E. Werner
James W. Wiesenhutter
1990 / 8% / $1,980.00
Nicholas J. Caputo, DO
James E. Convey IV
Daniel M. DeDominic
Robert F. Donahue
Jason R. Gathman
Kevin T. Hipp
Christopher T. Hoover
Brian R. MacDonald
Christopher L. Matthews
Patrick J. McMonagle, Esq.
Jeffrey S. Oyler
Steven M. Pacillio, Esq.
Richard A. Sacco
Brian F. Sandella
Christopher W. Schalleur
Eric M. Shelton
1987 / 10% / $3,822.00
John C. Alcorn
Michael C. Belcher
John M. Casper
Robert H. Clinton
Brendan M. Coghlan
Patrick J. Costello
Michael C. Coyle
Frank G. Gagliano
Charles L. Gemmi III, DMD
James J. McColigan, CPA
Patrick T. McGinn
Edward F. Moore IV
J. Gavin Muir, MD
Michael P. Scanlan
James C. Stabilito
Christopher M. Susanin
Stanley A. Szpindor, Jr.
John R. Trotman, Jr., Esq.
Christopher J. Van Zandt
Keith T. Vernon, Esq.
Andrew J. Wiley
Stephen L. Williamson
1991 / 8% / $1,521.00
James J. Cairnes
Mark D. Campbell
Justin J. DeAngelis
David W. Fegley
Daniel P. Keenan
Michael W. Kenefic
Erik M. Link
Stephen M. Matthews
Joseph F. X. Morrissey
Mark K. O’Neill
LCDR Daniel A. Rakowski, MD
Patrick J. Randles
Kevin M. Scully
Francis E. Sheridan
N. William Spearing
Scott C. Wimmer
1988 / 7% / $7,960.00
Kevin P. Allen, Esq.
Joseph C. Atkinson
Michael J. Beveridge
John J. Coscia, Jr.
Stephen R. Dachowski
Timothy S. Herron
Kenneth J. Madden
James D. Morrissey III
Gregory P. Rietzke
Stephen Seravalli
Michael A. Tidd, EdD
Paul Wynn
Michael J. Ziff
1989 / 5% / $2,350.00
Paetrus F. Banmiller III
Matthew P. Beagle
Michael H. Goodyear, DO
Paul N. Lalley, Esq.
Timothy P. McMahon
Christopher R. Meagher
Joseph P. O’Connell
D. Patrick Pryor
Andrew M. Savysky
1992 / 3% / $15,994.00
Matthew W. Anastasi
Joseph P. Carrello
Richard J. Durso, CFP
Mark A. Gibbons
S. John Gorman V
Andrew J. Morrisroe III
Peter V. Scola
1993 / 6% / $12,435.00
Michael W. Adamow
Brendan J. Boland
Daniel J. Caputo, RPh
Christopher P. Convey
Douglas J. Demeter
Boyd A. Kelly
Kevin D. Kent
Michael D. Kerlin
Gregory T. Lavin
James E. Maloney, Jr., PE
Paul G. Morrissey, Esq.
Bradley J. Sandella
Christopher C. Smith
Joseph W. Zalewski
1994 / 6% / $1,201.00
Timothy D. Baer
William T. Bell
Steven R. Blasi, DO
Robert S. Duszak, OD
Thomas J. Fithian
C. Todd Lofgren
John V. McKee, Jr.
Kyle S. Miller
Brian P. Romano
Jason M. Santini
Daniel E. Shilkitus
Michael J. Witkowski
1995 / 4% / $967.00
Michael W. Fedyna, Jr.
Timothy M. Flanigan
Thomas M. Gough
Marc A. Holbert
Stephen G. Markmann
Michael P. Monaghan
Patrick D. Murray
C. Sean Slotterback
1996 / 4% / $1,120.00
David A. DiLullo
William T. Donohoe, Jr.
Matthew C. Elliott
Terence J. Fallon
Timothy B. Fenningham
Brett A. Gordon
Jeffery B. Huntzinger
Colin T. McGinley
Robert J. Miller
Brendan J. O’Hara
S. Paul Sharkey
John E. Travers
Ryan M. Tuman
1999 / 5% / $796.00
Evan S. Behr
Kevin Brewster
Richard J. Carminati
C. Thayer Fox
Joseph L. Gardner III
Sean P. Heron
Three La Salle alums will enter the Hall of Fame at the annual
Communion Breakfast and Hall of Fame Induction on Sunday, March 5,
2006: Bishop Phillip McDevitt (1877), Honorable Gus Cifelli ’43,
and Robert P. Moran ’69.
David V. Dzara, Esq.
Daniel P. Fay
Christopher Gange
Edward J. Leonard
Craig A. Petruzzelli
Gregory J. Ventresca
1997 / 5% / $992.00
Jason R. DeLisi
Michael T. Durso
John M. Hammond
Thomas J. Koenig
Thomas F. Lamprecht
Kyle C. Mallach
Jeffery C. Markowski
Michael A. Mattia
George G. Thiers
Michael J. Zeccardi
1998 / 12% / $1,754.00
Keith P. Adams
Patrick W. Bevilacqua
Brian J. Binder
Edward J. Bongard III
Jonathan M. Burton
Justin E. Capetola
Daniel P. Catrino
David F. Citro
Joseph D. Crane
Stephen W. Crognale, Jr.
Timothy S. Danaher
Kevin E. Dougherty
Kevin P. Dwyer, Jr.
Timothy W. McDonald
Kevin M. Noone
James A. Sullivan
Sean E. Teesdale
Christopher J. Williamson
2000 / 1% / $225.00
ENS Michael Mielnik, USN
Timothy F. Prem
Raymond T. Shay
2001 / 3% / $475.00
Joshua E. Borkowski
Kyle M. Elliott
Gregory P. Madden
James Mikochik
Brendan R. Rueter
Brett R. Thompson
Christopher J. Tuman
2002 / 3% / $230.00
James J. Devery III
Ryan W. Dwyer
Timothy J. Flynn
Sean M. Gallagher
Daniel J. Ritter
Ryan K. Rodden
Robert E. Sullivan
2003 / 2% / $85.00
Bradley D. Caracausa
Philip A. DiAntonio
Sean D. Flynn
Stephen P. Miller
David A. Naab
2004 / 3% / $145.00
Michael J. Driscoll III
Brendan P. Heron
Matthew J. Hess
Colin F. Kirts
Michael J. McMullen
Christopher Miller
Kyle J. Rodden
Current Parents
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Abbott
Mrs. Lisa Agnew
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Andrews
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Angeloni
Dr. & Mrs. Gary A. Baiocchi
Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick C. Baker
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Baker
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Barr
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Becher
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Behr
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Behr
Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore V.
Bevivino, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Mario J. Bianchini
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Bolger, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Bonnevie
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Bowman
Mr. & Mrs. Barry L. Brandt
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Breen
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Brehony
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Breitmayer
Mr. Duc Viet Bui
Dr. & Dr. Edward R. Buonocore
Mr. & Mrs. Brendan J. Burke
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Cahill
Mr. & Mrs. Mario Calderone
Dr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. William Campo
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Caracausa
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Caramenico
Mr. & Mrs. Jawood E. Carlin
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Casey
Dr. & Mrs. Steven E. Casey
Mr. & Mrs. Philip E. Cassidy, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William J.
Castelberg, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Lee A. Celio
Mr. & Mrs. Randy S. Chapman
Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale J. Ciammetti
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Cipolla
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy G. Clarke
Mr. Carmen J. Conicelli, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Connolly, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. Connors
Mr. & Mrs. William S. Conway
Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie A. Coombs
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Corcoran
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Corcoran
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Cowhey
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Croke IV
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Cumpstone
Mr. Gil Cunningham &
Ms. Lisa Adams
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Curry
Mr. & Mrs. Marcio D. da Costa
Ms. Joanne Dahme
Mr. & Mrs. R. Andrew Damm
Mrs. Lisa D. Darragh
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Dean
Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Dean
Dr. & Mrs. Frank J. DeLuccia
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Dempsey
Mrs. Maryanne Dempsey
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DePaul
Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. DeSimone
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Diasio
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. DiBiagio
Mr. & Mrs. Edward DiDonato
Mr. & Mrs. John J. DiIulio, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. DiLaurenzo
Mr. & Mrs. Cesare DiPrato
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Dolan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Donnelly
Mr. & Mrs. James T. Dooney
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Douglas
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Driscoll
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Driscoll, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dugan
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Duke
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Dunn
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Dwyer
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Dwyer
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin S. Eichert
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Erhard
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fabiszewski
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Farrington
Mr. & Mrs. David Ferrino
Dr. & Mrs. John F. Fischer
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Fitzgerald, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred A. Foley
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Foley
Dr. & Mrs. John W. Fornace
Mr. & Mrs. Harry S. Forst
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Forster
Mr. & Mrs. Francis D. Furgiuele
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Furman, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Gazzara
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Gebert
Dr. & Mrs. Anthony E. Giannetti
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Gigliotti
Mr. & Mrs. Craig W. Gleason
Mrs. Michelle M. Golden
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gorsky
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Grady III
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne T. Grasela
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Greenfield
Mr. & Mrs. George J. Gresko
Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried L. Gross
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Guarrieri, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Guckin
Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Guinan
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Hagerty
Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Haggerty
Mrs. Angela P. Haney
Mrs. Mary Nina Hanselmann
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Harp
Mr. & Mrs. John Harrison IV
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Henrich
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Higgins
Mr. & Mrs. C. Clark Hodgson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard G. Hogan
Mr. & Mrs. Bradford R.
Hollingsworth, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Holt, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Horgan
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Houldin, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Huber, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Hutchinson
Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Iannuzzi
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Imms, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas R. Irwin
Mrs. Joan Ivanoski
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Jeitner
Mrs. Patricia N. Kelly
Mr. Paul Kelly III &
Hon. Kate Harper
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Kerr
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Kessler
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Knab, Jr.
Mrs. Kimberly Knowles
Mr. & Mrs. Rodolphe Kraeher
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Lanza
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lapowsky
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Larkin, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse S. Leighton
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Lenahen
Jan M. Levine & Doreen E. Regan
Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Levins
Mrs. Kathleen Lewandowski
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard T. Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Logan
Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. London
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Luce
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Lynch
Mr. & Mrs. Sean E. Mahoney
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Malone
Mr. & Mrs. John G. Malone
Mr. & Mrs. Alfonso Manzi
Mr. & Mrs. J. Earl Martin III
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Martinelli
Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. Mascio
Mrs. Linda M. Maslin
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Maxwell
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. McBride
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. McBride
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent B. McCabe
Mr. & Mrs. John K. McDevitt
Ms. Mary Pat McDevitt
Mr. & Mrs. John R. McGann, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. McGinnis
Mr. & Mrs. William McGinnis
Mr. & Mrs. James T. McLaughlin
Mr. & Mrs. William C. McLaughlin
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. McMahon
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. McManus
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. McNally
Mr. & Mrs. Austin A. Meehan
Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Meves
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart S. Meyers
Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Millet, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Mills
Mr. Daniel M. Moloney
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Monastero
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Mondimore
Dr. Kirk Monteverde &
Dr. Alma-Jean Monteverde
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Montgomery
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Moran
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Morrow
Mr. James J. Muller
Mr. & Mrs. Brendan J. Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Murtha
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Nahas
Mr. & Mrs. Colin L. Nation
Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Nocero, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Nolan
Mr. & Mrs. George R. Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Olson
Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. O’Neill
Mr. Michael N. Onufrak
Five decades of alumni returned to their alma mater for Career Day
in March. Alumni interested in sharing their educational and work
experience with current La Salle students should contact the Alumni
Ofice at (215) 223-2350 or [email protected]. Career Day is scheduled
for Thursday, March 9, 2006. In an attempt to ensure that students
do not hear the same presentation in successive years, the
Alumni Association is attempting to develop a rotation of speakers
who participate every other year (or every third year).
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Orner
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Panettieri
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Peruto
Mr. & Mrs. George C. Pinchock
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Piree
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Powers
Mr. Federico Raieta &
Ms. Donna Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. Saju T. Ramapuram
Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Razzano
Mrs. Joanne M. Remley
Mr. & Mrs. James T. Riffe
Mr. John Rodden & Dr. Karin
Flynn-Rodden
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Rongione III
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Rose
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Rothwell
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Rowe
Dr. & Mrs. Chester J. Salwach
Mr. Rudolph Schatz &
Dr. Ann Marie Wolf-Schatz
Dr. & Mrs. P. Michael Schelkun
Mr. Harvey E. Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Schnupp
Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Schultz
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Shields
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Singer
Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Sinnott
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Sliner
Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen S. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Sperger
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Staffi, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Stern
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard F. Stigliano
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Stone
Mrs. Nancy L. Story
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Swartley
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Sweeney
Mrs. Valerie L. Sweeney
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Tamasitis
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Tatlow III
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Thomson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Toner, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. P. James Toolan
Mr. Robert Trinkle &
Ms. Kathy Pape
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Trucksess
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tucker
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Tull
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Turk
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Ullrich
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth T. Ulrich
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Venafra
Mr. & Mrs. Bruno M. Ventresca
Ms. Susan E. Verguldi
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Voigt
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Waitkus
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. Wallin
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Warrender, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Waters
Mr. & Mrs. Cyril D. Weidner
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton M. Wells
Mr. & Mrs. James T. Wessier
Mrs. Kelee A. Whalon
Mr. & Mrs. James H. White
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J.
Wigglesworth
Mrs. Linda L. Wilde
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Wills
Hon. & Mrs. Christopher R. Wogan
Mr. George L. Young, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Young
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Zaiss, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Zoldy
The Class of 1955 celebrated its 50-Year Reunion on June 3 – 4, 2005.
The reunion culminated with the Class of 1955 particpating in the
Commencement Ceremony for the Class of 2005. The Class of 1956 will
celebrate its 50-Year Reunion on June 2 – 3, 2006. Members of the Class
of 1956 who wish to help plan and organize this special occassion
should contact the Alumni Office at (215) 233-2350 or [email protected]
Past Parents,
Grandparents, Trustee,
Friends
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Abbott
Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Adams
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Andronico
Mr. Carl Apter
AQUA Pennsylvania
Mr. Manuel Arevalo
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick G. Assaf
Mr. Dodie Audet
Avalon Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Baer
Mr. John W. Bajtelsmit
Ms. Christina Ball
Mr. Louis J. Banciu
Mr. Ernest M. Baran
Ms. Janet M. Barbera
Madelon M. Barnard
Mr. Michael A. Barnhard
Mr. & Mrs. Dominick A. Bartol
Mr. & Mrs. David Bartynski
Mr. David O. Beatson
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald H. Beil
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Benhardt
Mr. Tullious Benton
Mr. Norbert F. Bergholtz
Bethune Elementary School Family
Mr. James N. Biddle
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Birl
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Blimm
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph P. Bocchino
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander D. Bono
Mr. Michael J. Borski
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd P. Bosch
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bossow
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Boyle
Mr. John Brautigam
Ms. Eileen Brennan
Mrs. Frances J. Brett
Mr. Charles B. Brinkley
Mr. Michael L. Brint, Esq.
Selma G. Brodsky & Family
Mr. Timothy X. Burke
Mr. & Mrs. Francis P. Burns, Jr.
Jeremy Butt
Mr. Harry M. Byrne
Mr. Jean-Louis Cadnuel
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Callahan
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Callahan
Mr. Edmund A. Calvitti
Kathleen F. Campbell
Mrs. Winifred M. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. William Campion
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Cantor
Carabello, Mansell
Ms. Marjorie R. Carmosin
Mr. Stephen Carroll
Miss Emelia E. Carrrick
Mr. John A. Casertano
Ms. Ann Marie Casey
Mrs. Kathleen M. Casey
Mrs. Philip E. Cassidy, Sr.
Catholic Philopatrian
Literary Institute
Cherry Fieger & Cherry
Mr. & Mrs. Mario Ciboldi
Mr. Anthony B. Cichan
Mr. Vincent J. Ciletti
Mr. & Mrs. Wallace J. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Clary
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Clearkin III
Mr. Nicholas Coggins
Mr. Edward R. Coley
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Conroy
Mrs. Joan Bonner Conway
Bro. Kenneth Cook, FSC
Corico, Inc.
Mr. John E. Corson
Mrs. Dorothy S. Costello
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Craig, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Croskey
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cross, Sr.
Mr. David W. Crowe
Ms. Constance K. Cummings
Ms. Marge Cunnane
The Class of 1985 had the largest turn-out at the Grand Reunion last
April. Class years ending in 1’s and 6’s will hold their reunions at La Salle
College High School on Saturday, April 22, 2006. The Class of 1981 will
celebrate its 25-Year Reunion that evening. Anyone who is willing to
be part of a committee to help organize his reunion should contact
the Alumni Office at (215) 233-2350 or [email protected]
Mr. & Mrs. James Brogan
Mrs. Margaret M. Brown
BSI
Mr. Patrick L. Buckley
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Cunnane
Mary E. Cunningham
Ms. Alana D’Amelio
Mr. Peter C. D’Amelio
Mr. James A. Darby, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Francis L. Davey
Mr. Richard P. Davoli
Mr. Roy DeCaro, Sr.
Mr. Joseph Della Valla, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter DePaul
Mary R. Deprey
Mr. & Mrs. Jack D. Dergarabedian
Ms. Anna Marie Dettra
Patricia A. Dever
Clementine A. Deverant
Marie Devery
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Devine
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Devinney
Mr. & Mrs. Donato C. DiAntonio
Mr. & Mrs. J. Edward Dimm
Bro. William DiPasquale, FSC
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent DiPietrantonio
Dispute Resolution Institute
Michael E. Dolan
Mr. & Mrs. James Donahue
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Donahue
Ms. Clare Dorsey
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Doyle, Jr.
Mrs. Bernard J. Drueding
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Dunleavy
Mr. Michael A. Duzy
Mrs. W. T. Dwyer
Mr. & Mrs. Edward V. Dzik
Mr. Richard J. Eastburn
Mr. & Mrs. George J. Eckbold
Eisenberg, Rothweiler, Schleifer,
Weinstein, Winkler, PC
Joseph E. Engle, Esq.
Mr. Charles S. Esposito
Mr. Gerald R. Evans, Jr.
Rose S. Fabe
Mr. Robert Farina
Ms. Charlotte B. Farley
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Fay
Feldman Shepherd
Wohlgelernter Tanner
Mrs. Teresa A. Ferrier
Mrs. Elizabeth Field
Audrey B. Fingerhood, Esq.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Finkbiner
Ms. Ruth C. Finley
Mr. & Mrs. Carmen G. Finore
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Fitzgerald
Ms. Katherine Flannery & Mr.
George Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Flynn
Mr. James J. Flynn
Mr. Alfred S. Foley
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Ford
Mr. & Mrs. George Ford
Ford Motor Company
Mr. & Mrs. William Foy
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Fralic
Lawrence Furey
Mr. & Mrs. Al J. Gabriele
Mrs. Myra M. Gallagher
Ms. Vera A. Gallagher
Ms. Anne M. Galligan
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest J. Gambone
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Gardner
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Garvin
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Gavaghan
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Giaimo
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Ginley
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gizzie
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan J. Glaccum
Mr. Joseph Glacken
Ms. Angela Grady
& Mr. Darrin Howard
Mr. Vincent J. Green, Jr.
Mr. Jack Greenbaum
Mary T. Grelis
Dr. & Mrs. John Gross
Mr. & Mrs. William Guthier, Jr.
Mr. John L. Habberstad, PhD
Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Haggerty
Mr. Stanley P. Halbert
Mr. & Mrs. Wasyl Halczenko
Mr. Bernard Halpern
Mr. Charles A. Halpin, Jr.
Ms. Wendy A. Hamilton
Mr. William J. Hamilton
Ms. Patricia Hancin
Ms. Kristine M. Haney
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Haney
Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Hannigan
Mrs. Roy Hanshaw IM Longstreth
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Hargadon
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Hargadon
Ms. Barbara Heenan
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick R. Heron
Mrs. Margaret M. Higgins
Hightec HVAC
Mr. & Mrs. George J. Hillman
Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. J. Himes
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Y. Hise
Mr. Marion Hobe
Mrs. Regina Hogan
Mr. & Mrs. George Hohenleitner
Diane F. Hurd
Mr. Edward Hurley
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Hutton
Mr. Charles B. Hyman
IBM Corporation
Mr. Michael J. Inemer
Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Jackson
James J. Anderson
Construction Co.
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Janda
Joe Hand Promotions, Inc.
Dr. Horatio C. Jones III
Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. Kahn
Mr. Michael M. Kalick
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Kane, Jr.
Patricia M. Kane
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry M. Katz
T. James Kavanagh Foundation
Mr. Francis J. Kelble
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kelley
Ms. Mary A. Kent
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Kern
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Kern, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Kershner
Ms. Cynthia A. Killion
Mr. John M. King, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. King
Mr. Paul A. Kirsch
Ms. Mary A. Knight, Esq.
Mr. & Mrs. Joshua M. Kopelman
Mr. George J. Kovacs
Ms. Lauretta Kunkel
Mrs. Rosemary R. Ladd
Ms. Eleanor Lafferty
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Laible
Mr. William L. Landsburg
Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Landsmann
William L. Leahy III
Mrs. Patricia J. Leaming
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Leber
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lefkoe
Dr. James A. Lehman, Jr.
Leo Niessen Jr. Charitable Fdn.
Kathy H. Levin
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Lichtner
Mr. & Mrs. David Light
Lima Memorial Health System
Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Lintner
Mr. Paul J. Linton
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin D. Liss
Mr. John P. Logan
Mr. Edward D. Loughlin
Mr. & Mrs. Steven H. Lupin
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Lynch, Jr.
Sr. Matthew Anita MacDonald, SSJ
Mr. George D. MacKenzie
Mr. Timothy J. Mackin
Mr. & Mrs. Walter R. Mackin
Mrs. Julia K. Maher
Therese C. Maher
Ms. Lisa C. Makosewski
Mr. Edward A. Malling
Mr. Thomas S.J. Mallon
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. McDonald
Mr. John F. McDonnell
Mr. Francis E. McGovern
Mr. John O. McGovern
Mrs. Eleanor T. McGurkin
Mr. & Mrs. John V. McKee
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. McLaughlin
Mr. & Mrs. George McNamara
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. McNichol
Ms. Mary Melchiorre
Ms. Mary L. Melchiorre
Mr. Vincent N. Melchiorre, LLC
Mr. H. William Merz
Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Mignogno
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Miller III
Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Miller
Dr. & Mrs. Glenn G. Miller
Ms. Linda E. Miller
Mrs. Norma C. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Miller
Gregory Mills
Mr. Joseph T. Mooney, Jr.
Mr. Robert A. Moore, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack J. Morasco
Mr. James F. Morrell
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Morrissey
MSS
Walter Muehlbronner
Mr. Carl Mueller
Mr. Daniel G. Murphy III
Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Murphy
Members of the Class of 1998, Ed Bongard, Jeff Huntzinger,
Brett Gordon, and Andrew Rakowski, plan to defend their title
when the 46th Annual Alumni Golf Outing returns to Blue Bell
Country Club on Monday, June 12, 2006
Mr. & Mrs. David Manion
Mantas, Ohliger, McGary
& Quinn, P.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Markley
Mr. Walker J. Marr
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Marsh
Mr. & Mrs. J. Earl Martin III
Mr. & Mrs. Harry M. May
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Mc Aleer
Mr. Charles F. McCafferty
Mr. & Mrs. L. Kevin McChesney
Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. McCormick
Mr. & Mrs. David J. McCourt
Thomas F. McCrea
Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. McCreesh
Mrs. Margaret McCrudden
Mrs. Emma J. McDevitt
Mr. Victor P. McDevitt
Ms. Mary A. Murray
Mr. Rodger L. Mutzel
Mutzel & Wesner, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nagle
Mr. Stanley J. Nanczuk
Mr. John Narducci
Ms. Marie S. Naulty
Mr. & Mrs. Roderick J. Neary
Mr. Joseph M. Nejman
Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Nicoletti
Mr. John P. Noack
Mr. H. Vincent Nolan
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Nolen
Mr. & Mrs. John M. O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. George O’Connell
Mr. & Mrs. William O’Connor
Mr. John J. O’Doherty
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O’Donnell
O’Donnell & Naccarato, Inc.
OYRCC Bridge Group
Palma Palermo
Mr. Joseph A. Parisi
Mrs. Kathleen A. Parry
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pasquarello
Ms. Matilda D. Paugh
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Paul
Ms. Karen Paulus
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Pesciotta
Patricia H. Petrozza, MD
Ms. Cathleen F. Pfeiffer
Ms. Nancy E. Pfluger
Phila. Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Ms. Elizabeth C. Pinto
Mr. Michael J. Plevyak
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Plick
Mr. Hobart D. Pollard, Jr.
Anne Quaranta
Ms. Inez Recupido
Mr. Joseph W. Reddy
Mr. & Mr. Charles P. Reilly, Jr.
Remer, Giacobello,
De La Cour , LLP
Mrs. Joanne M. Remley
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Resch
Mr. & James E. Ridler
David M. Rodgers, MD
Mr. Joseph D. Romasco
Mr. Anthony Rossi &
Barbara Schmidt-Rossi
Richard J. Ruth
Rosina Ryan
Mr. Forbes H. Ryder
Mrs. John J. Sabia
Mr. Edward J. Santalone
Mr. George Santich
Mrs. Patricia Schaum
Mr. Robert W. Schrum
Ms. Susan H. Schultz
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Scott
Mr. Thomas C. Sechrist
Mr. Edward H. Seeburger
Seravalli, Inc
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Seweryn
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Shanahan
Mrs. Anne U. Shea
Robert F. Shea
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Sheehy
Ann Marie Sher
Mrs. Vincent B. Sherry
Mr. Edward O. Shevory
Mr. Wally Shields
Mrs. James L. Shoemaker
Robert Sicoli & Anna Tabash
Charles F. Siegfried
Ms. Susan Sigmund
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Smietana
Mr. Robert Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Smith
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Smith
Ms. Susan M. Sodaski
Sovereign Bank
St. Joseph’s Preparatory School
St. Luke the Evangelist HSA
Mr. Edward A. Stanford
Mr. Allan H. Starr
Steinberg & Girsh, P.C.
Bro. René Sterner, FSC
Mr. Willard R. Sterner
Mrs. Nancy L. Story
Dr. Angel M. Stout
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Stout, Jr.
Mr. Ronald Sturgeon, PE
Mr. & Mrs. George Surowicz
Mrs. Frank Sweeney
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Swiech
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Szablewski
Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Taddei
Tague Lumber, Inc.
Mr. Robert W. Tarjan
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Tate
The Nolen Group
The Spalding Family
Mr. Algot F. Thorell, Jr.
Mr. Robert L. Toner
Dr. James M. Tormey, Sr., DC
Mr. John H. Transue, Jr.
Mr. Thomas Turner
Mr. James H. Unger
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce K. Valentine
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vettori
Vincent Mancini & Associates
Mr. James R. Waddington
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Scott G. Walker
Mr. Timothy P. Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. William Walters
Mrs. Florence M. Ward
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Watson
Mr. Joseph F. Weber
WebMD Health
Mr. & Mrs. Todd B. Weiss
Mr. James J. Weldon, Jr.
Fred D. Wells
Mr. Michael F. Wenke, Esq.
Mrs. Frank Wesner
Ms. Andrea J. Whelan
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Whitaker
White and Williams, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Milton F. Whitehead
Mrs. Gertrude J. Whitlock
Mr. David Wiesner
Mr. Glenn V. Wild
William H. Markward Mem.
Basketball Club
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Williamson
Williamson Hospitality Services
Mrs. Russell Windsor
Mr. & Mrs. William P Wisotzkey
Mr. William J. Wrabley, Jr.
Mr. Dennis T. Zawacki
Mr. John T. Zeller
Ms. Katy M. Zimmerman
Mr. Stephen Zivitz
Mr. & Mrs. Howard S. Zoeltsch
Phonathon Volunteer’s
Walter J. Small ’38
Raymond J. Tatlow, Jr. ’38
Charles J. Ansel ’41
Joseph J. Dugan, Jr. ’41
Richard J. Devine ’45 (Dec’d)
Robert F. McMackin ’45
Peter P. Muessig ’45
Hon. Francis V. Griffin ’46
G. Russell Reiss, Jr., MD ’46
James P. Cunnion ’47
Raymond R. Kaelin ’47
Paul Kolodchak ’47
Edward J. Whelan ’47
Francis W. Pfluger ’50
Carl E. Beck, Jr. ’51
Joseph J. Cervino, Jr. ’51
Harvey L. Fox ’51
Charles W. Greenberg ’51
David J. Smith ’51
Vincent J. Barker ’53
Robert J. Donohue ’53
James P. Malone, Sr. ’53
Gerald J. Griffin, Jr. ’54
Rudy E. Harrer ’54
Rev. Mr. William Kruckenberger ’54
Bernard J. Dillon, Jr. ’55
Joseph P. Dowling ’55
Joseph C. Flanagan, MD ’55
John L. Langan ’55
Gerald P. O’Neill ’55
Lawrence H. Wentz ’55
Dennis J. McFadden ’56
Charles A. Murray, Jr. ’56
James J. Osborne ’56
John L. Burke ’57
Cornelius A. Cunningham ’58
Louis R. Di Maria ’58
Joseph H. Donahue ’58
John A. Gallagher ’58
Peter J. Keenan ’58
James M. McMonagle ’58
William R. Regli ’58
Thomas M. O’Keefe ’63
Joseph E. Turk ’63
Lawrence A. Walsh ’63
Stephen J. McNichol ’65
Stephen J. Smith, EdD ’65
John M. Bissell ’66
Timothy J. Foley ’66
Robert F. McAnespey ’66
S. John Gorman IV ’67
Frank J. McLaughlin ’67
Francis E. Murphy ’67
Joseph F. Slabinski ’67
Kevin F. Brett ’68
Anthony J. Gillespie ’68
J. Michael Whitaker, MD ’68
Gerard J. Binder ’69
Joseph A. Greco ’69
Joseph F. Hartnett, Jr. ’69
James R. Koller ’69
Eugene J. Maginnis, Esq. ’69
William J. McManus, Esq. ’69
Geoffrey A. Meyer ’69
Daniel E. Morehouse ’69
Joseph T. Winning ’69
Joseph J. Zaiss, Jr. ’69
Joseph S. Camardo, MD ’70
Charles J. Dunton, MD ’70
Roy D. Hanshaw, Jr. ’70
George L. Young, Jr., Esq. ’70
Brendan R. Binder ’71
Timothy F. Dwyer, CFP ’71
Terrence J. McManus ’71
Anthony A. Bonanni ’73
Richard J. Heleniak, Esq. ’73
George T. Magnatta, Esq. ’73
Hon. William A. Meehan, Jr. ’73
Joseph J. Ragg, Jr. ’73
John L. Williams ’73
Michael Bohrer, Esq., CPA ’74
Gerard T. Foley, CIC ’74
James P. Malone, Jr. ’74
Joseph J. Brooks ’77
Gerardo D. Ventresca, Jr. ’77
John W. Wozniak ’77
Michael J. Dubyk ’78
Gerard M. Lowery, CPA ’78
Andrew J. Malone, CPA ’78
Timothy E. Green ’86
Andrew M. Kraft ’86
J. Sean McCook ’86
Matthew J. McKenzie ’86
John J. Meko, Jr. ’86
Joseph C. Atkinson ’88
Michael R. Clancy ’88
Matthew D. Krapf ’88
Left to right: Brother Richard Kestler, FSC ’60 with Seth Gorman and
Thomas O’Neill (grandsons of Joseph Kane ’52) and John Bernhardt and
Michael Morrow (grandsons of John Bernhardt ’47) and Joe Marchese
James P. Matthews ’88
Shane C. O’Donnell ’88
P. Bradley Guidi ’97
Michael W. Morsell ’97
Thaddeus J. Bartkowski III ’98
Edward J. Bongard III ’98
Justin E. Capetola ’98
Matthew C. Elliott ’98
John R. Fisher ’98
Colin J. McManus ’98
Christopher Williamson ’99
Matching Gift
Companies
Aetna Foundation
Agere Systems
Alliant Energy Foundation
American Express Foundation
American International Group
Amica Mutual Insurance Co.
AOL Time Warner
AXA Foundation
Bank of America Foundation
The Boeing Company
BP Company
Bristol-Myers Squibb Fdn.
ChevronTexaco
DST Systems, Inc.
eBay Can!
Eli Lilly & Co. Foundation
Exelon Corporation
Exxon Mobil Corportion
Fannie Mae Foundation
FMC Foundation
Glaxo Smithkline Foundation
Hewitt Associates
Honeywell International Fdn.
IMS Corporation
Ingersoll Rand
Invensys Systerms, Inc.
J.P. Morgan Chase
John Hancock Financial Service
John Nuveen & Co., Inc.
Kansas City Southern Industries
Knight Ridder
MBNA America
Merck & Co., Inc.
Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.
MMC
Morgan Stanley
The Prudential Foundation
Raytheon Company
The Sallie Mae Fund
SunTrust Bank
Tenet Healthcare Foundation
The H.O. West Foundation
The PQ Corporation
Towers Perrin
Unilever United States Fdn.
United Technologies
UPS Foundation
Vanguard Group Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Wachovia Foundation
Wells Fargo
Wyeth
Memorials Gifts
Betty Beierschmitt
Peter R. Bossow, Jr. ’86
Erin Schafle Cerezo
Margaret Coupe
Paul J. Fenerty ’71
Christian & Regina Fisher
John F. Flannery ’73
Joseph Gravinese
Daniel M. Golden
Sylvester J. Gorman ’42
Martin & Anna Hoban
Howard R. Leary, Esq. ’35
Matthew J. Ledwith ’58
Martin L. Longstreth
Michael Maicher
Walter C. Maslowski, DDS ’47
William McAnespey
Terrence P. McCann ’03
William J. McNeill ’49
Timothy J. McNichol ’97
Miles K. Miller ’04
John Miller
Sarah M. O’Brien
Joseph V. Pinto, Esq. ’50
Anthony Roos
Philip T. Rothsching ’64
Erin Schafle
James L. Shoemaker ’43
Timothy Smith
Josephine Vozzo
Frank J. Wesner ’39
Crew Alumni from five different decades gathered on the river on
Friday, April 22, 2005 for an alumni race. Ken Shaw ’60 organized
the reunion and reception for retired Coach George Hines (center rear).
Endowed Funds
La Salle is fortunate to have a growing list of endowed funds which provide an ongoing stream of income for a variety
of programs. These funds provide vital support for financial aid, faculty professional development, and individual academic
and extra curricular activities. For more information on endowed funds at La Salle College High School, please contact
Edward J. Bongard ’98, Director of Annual and Planned Giving at (215) 233-2350 or [email protected]
The A. Edward Allinson ’52 Grant Fund. (1999)
The Alumni Association Endowment Fund (1997)
The Brother Andrew Bartley, FSC Scholarship Fund (1997)
The James & Barbara Basile Grant Fund (1998)
The Robert S. Blasi Family Trust Fund (1997)
The Amadio Buccini ’59 Scholarship Fund (2000)
The Phil and Jane Cassidy Financial Aid Endowment Fund (2001)
The D’Alfonso Family Scholarship Fund (1998)
The Beatrice Dachowski Trust Fund (1983)
The James & Mary Jo Danella Grant Fund (1999)
The David T. Diehl ’55 Scholarship Fund (2002)
The Saint Katherine Drexel Scholarship Fund (1998)
The Charles & Gertrude Dunleavy Grant Fund (2003)
The James G. Dwyer ’53 Scholarship Fund (1999)
The Faculty Professional Development Endowment Fund (1999)
The John Feeny ’64 Trust Fund (1979)
The J. P. Fenningham ’93 Grant Fund (2001)
The John “Tex” Flannery ’40 Trust Fund (1983)
The Hathaway Brothers Endowed Scholarship Fund (2002)
The Hughes Family Grant Fund (2000)
The John J. Kane Trust Fund (1986)
The Michael T. Kennedy ’72 Endowment Fund (2003)
The Men of La Salle Endowment Fund
The Patrick Leahy Scholarship Fund (2000)
The Howard R. and Jennie Leary Grant Fund (2000)
The Lehman Family Grant Fund (1999)
The Christopher Matthews ’63 Grant Fund (2001)
The David T. McCarthy ’66 Scholarship Fund (1999)
The Charles F. and Verna M. McCafferty Grant Fund (2000)
The Timothy J. McNichol ’97 Grant Fund (1997)
The Jack Meehan ’38 Trust Fund (1998)
The Ernest J. Mehr Trust Fund (1985)
The J. Anthony Mitchell ’56 Grant Fund (2000)
The Joseph L. Moran ’45 Trust Fund (1976)
The Charles J. “O’Bie” O’Brien Trust Fund
The Joseph M. Queenan ’65 Scholarship Fund (2004)
The Frank & Mary Radomski ’40 Trust
The David and Elizabeth Savaiano Grant Fund (2001)
The Mae Kutzer Schmitt Fund (1983)
The Brother Robert F. Shea, FSC Trust Fund (1990)
The Elizabeth B. Slabinski Scholarship Fund (2001)
The Brother Fred Stelmach, FSC ’46 Endowed Scholarship Fund (1996)
The Gerald A. Tremblay ’53 Scholarship Fund (2001)
The William H. Vincent, Jr. ’56 Grant Fund (2000)
The Robert J. Walker ’52 Scholarship Fund (2002)
The Andrew Wallace ’92 Endowment Fund (2003)
The Brother Anthony Wallace Trust Fund (1986)
The Florence M. Ward Scholarship Fund (1990)
The Joseph W. Wesner ’73 Scholarship Fund (2002)
The Charles C. Wynn ’46 Grant Fund (1991)
Class Notes
Planned Giving
Robert Deevey, Sr. ’45 survived Hurricanes Ivan and Dennis.
He is now researching retirement communities.
Dr. William J. Hipple ’47
J. Michael Kovac ’89
Vincent W. Madden, Jr. ’65
Joseph O’Callaghan ’46 has a book “The O’Callaghan Family of
County Cork“ being published by Irish Family Names.
James Fallon ’47 is the Secretary of Fort Dix’s Retirement
Council. He is also Treasurer of the Armed Forces E9 Association.
John F. Rodenbaugh ’51
Thomas W. Sheehan, CPA ’48
Gerald E. Speitel ’48
Martin F. Whalen ’58
Charles C. Wynn ’46
Rev. Francis E. Kelly ’47 just celebrated his fiftieth year
as a priest.
Ed Bernier ’49 celebrated his 50th Wedding Anniversary on
April 30, 2005.
Joseph O’Neill ’49 moved to Janney Montgomery Scott from
UBS PaineWebber. His son, Sean ’79 has also joined the firm.
Pennsylvania Education Tax Credit
1950’s
A gift to the La Salle College High School Scholarship Fund can provide your company with a substantial Tax Credit through
the Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program (EITC). The following businesses have already made contributions through the
EITC program, which enabled La Salle students to receive more than $100,000 in financial assistance:
James J. Clearkin, Inc
Danella Construction Corp.
Joe Hand Promotions, Inc
Hightec HVAC
Highway Materials, Inc.
Holiday Bowl, Inc.
Thomas O’Keefe ’63 is a Professor at Bucks County Community
College. He was awarded the “Excellence in Teaching”
Award for 2005 by the Bucks County Community College
Alumni Association.
Francis Schanne ’42 is celebrating 60 years of marriage with his
wife Elizabeth on November 10, 2005.
The Signum Fidei Society was established to recognize the special contributions of alumni and friends who have made planned
gifts or named La Salle College High School in their wills.
James J. Anderson Construction
American Business Systems
AQUA Pennsylvania
BSI
Carabello, Mansell
1940’s
Charles Ansel ’41 has been employed as an Airline Operations
Agent for the past sixty-four years. His grandsons David ’07 and
Ryan ’09 are continuing the legacy at LSCHS.
Signum Fidei Society
Joseph D. Crumlish, Esq. ’40
J. Russell Cullen, Jr. ’56
Philip F. Drach ’47
James G. Dwyer ’53
Thomas J. Flood ’55
1960’s
James E. McGoldrick ’39 is retired and living in North
Wildwood, NJ.
Did you know that there are many ways in which you can become an integral part of the legacy of excellence at La Salle?
Planned giving is a unique philanthropic tool in that it helps La Salle enormously, while also advancing your own financial objectives. In an effort to better serve La Salle College High School and its alumni parents and friends, the Development Committee
of the Board of Trustees has established a Planned Giving Committee consisting of long-time La Salle volunteers and members of
the La Salle Community with expertise in financial and estate planning. For information on Planned Giving, please contact
Edward J. Bongard ’98, Director of Annual and Planned Giving, at (215) 233-2350 or [email protected]
Joseph G. Albright, Esq. ’49
Dr. & Dr. Mario Alonso
Michael J. Brennan ’76
Dr. & Mrs. John F. Carabello
James P. Connor ’46
Gerald F. Crumlish ’42
1930’s
Lawrence Contracting Company
MSS
PNC Bank
Research Pharmaceutical Service
Seravalli, Inc
CDR Victor M. Gavin, USN ’53 is enjoying his retirement in
New Hampshire and Pennsylvania.
Kent Garson ’54 is now fully retired from Curtis-Wright
Corporation. He still does some corporate real estate consulting.
He enjoyed his 50-Year Reunion.
Sovereign Bank
Tague Lumber, Inc.
Williamson Hospitality Service
Left to right: Members of the Class
of 1953, Tom Derago, Vince Barker,
Ed Sullivan, and Ray Tancredi,
celebrating the marriage of Ed
and Eleana Sullivan.
Walter Kaminski ’62 is celebrating his 15th season as the
announcer for Explorers’ football and basketball games.
Sean McGroarty ’65 has left the acting business and gone
back into TV news in Beaumont, TX. He is an anchor and reporter
at KBMT-TV, an ABC affiliate.
Brother Robert R. Wilsbach, FSC ’65 completed 10 years
at Lewis University Library. He has been a part of three choirs
as a baritone.
Paul Partyka ’66 is now serving as President of the
Notre Dame Club of Greater Orlando, President of Notre Dame’s
Class of 1970, and Democratic Committeeman in
Seminole County, FL.
Thomas Baldino, PhD ’67 spent half of the 2005 – 06
academic year as a visiting scholar with the Legislative Office for
Research Liaison, the non-partisan research center for the
Pennsylvania Legislature.
Richard A. Kurowski ’67 is the owner of Primavera Landscape
Services Inc.
Martin P. Silvestri ’67 reports that his daughter Shana was
married to Eric Frost in Positano, Italy this past May.
Marshall Breedlove ’68 is studying the bass guitar and visiting
his children in Las Vegas
1970’s
Robert Riethmiller, Jr. ’55 was awarded with “Man of the Year”
by Waste Equipment Technology Association. He was also elected
to the Board of Trustees for the Environmental Research and
Education Foundation.
Domenic J. Diclerico ’71 sold his business, Arthur’s Check
Cashing Service in August 2004. His son Mario ’99 is entering his
third year in law school. His son Gabriel ’01 graduated from the
Wharton School in May 2005.
Francis Ponti, PhD ’56 is now working as a statistical
consultant on Homeland Security issues with several federal
government agencies. He continues to teach statistics at
George Washington University.
Dennis Nolen ’71 recently completed Warrington Greene, a
fifty-thousand square foot office park and retail center located in
Bucks County, Pa.
John Becker ’57 reports that his grandson Christopher is a
member of the freshman class at LSCHS.
John Convey PhD ’58 has been appointed to a 3-year term as a
consulter to the Education Committee of the United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Joseph Leone ’58 just celebrated his 47th year of marriage
to his wife Nancy. Joe is retired and spending his time golfing and
tending to his grandchildren.
Edward Miller, PhD ’58 continues to lead the seminar at
the annual convention of The Catholic Theological Society of
America on the thoughts of John Henry Cardinal Newman.
Thomas Quinlan, Jr. ’59 earned a Doctor of Business
Administration from St. Ambrose University in May 2005.
Patrick Cronin ’59 married Dr. Amber Kinser. His two sons
James and Charlie graduated from East Tennessee University
magna cum laude. Patrick is now head of New Honors
College Arts Division at East Tennessee University.
Francis Wenzel, Jr. ’71, along with his wife Joann, adopted two
of their foster children, Michael Francis and Siobhan Devine. They
have two other foster children, two adopted teenagers and two
adult children.
Sean Colgan ’73 just moved to Steamboat Springs, CO.
John E. Kane ’75 is the Vice President of Investments at
RBC DAIN.
Thomas Belcher ’75 reports that is his son, Paul, will be a part
of La Salle’s Class of 2009
Christian Crane, Jr. ’77 has recently moved to Horsham, PA.
He is the President of Recruittech International.
Martin Malloy ’77 earned a Master of Public Administration
Degree from Marist College in May 2004.
Patrick Donohoe ’78 and his wife Allison have adopted two
beautiful children, Molly Claire and Aidan Patrick.
Timothy Gillespie ’78 is proud to report that his son Sean
is now attending La Salle.
Thomas Grady, Esq. ’79 reports that his son, Tom, is a
freshman at LSCHS.
1980’s
Jules Riehs, Jr. ’81 is completing a doctorate program
at Immaculata University.
Terrence Fallon ’98 is employed by the U.S. Department of
Commerce as an economist at the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
He is working towards a Masters Degree in Economics at Johns
Hopkins University, and is currently residing in Alexandria, VA.
Joseph Dowling, Jr. ’82 has a private psychological practice
in Bryn Mawr, PA.
Mark Szczech ’98, is the Senior Program Director at the
Roxborough YMCA.
William O’Brien III ’83 is celebrating 10 years of private practice.
He operates five family practice offices in Newtown, Bristol,
Bensalem, Bustleton, and South Philadelphia.
Lt. Scott T. Miller ’99 received his pilot’s wings and was
promoted to Lieutenant in May 2005. He flies a CH-60 helicopter.
Michael Pavlick, Esq. ’83 is a partner in the Pittsburgh office
of Kirkpatrick Lockhart Nicholson & Graham. He and his wife Kim
have two children, Meghan and Veronica.
Lt. Col. Matt Anderer, USAF ’84 served in Afghanistan and Iraq,
where he was awarded two Bronze Stars. Matt is currently
Operations Officer of the First Airlift Squadron at Andrews
AFB, flying Air Force Two (Chaney, Rumsfeld, Rice, etc). He lives
with his wife Cathy and two children Sean and Kelly in
Springfield, VA.
Bernard E. Saxon ’85 was promoted to Vice President and COO
of Barclay Brand Ferdon in South Plainfield, NJ.
Jeremy Cooke ’99, recently started work as a copy editor
for The Bond Buyer. He lives and works in the Financial District
of Manhattan.
Mathew Schaffer ’99 recently returned from Japan. He will be
working as a programmer for Comcast.
Joseph Steffa III ’99 is a 2003 cum laude graduate of
Harvard University. He is living in Manhattan, NY. He is working
for Bear Stearns as a vice president/agency adjustable rate
mortgages trader on Wall Street.
2000’s
Jim Stabilito ’87 accepted a position as an Assistant
Vice President with Willis North America in January 2005.
1990’s
Lt. Commander Robert Everling ’92 is a Naval Operations
Officer on Commodore’s Staff aboard the USS Harry S. Truman.
He married Jennifer R. Rosenthal on September 4, 2004. He is a
graduate of George Washington University with a MA in
Organizational Management. The couple lives in Norfolk, VA.
Brian Griffith ’92 was a founding member of CCV
Restructuring, which offers bankruptcy turn-around consultation.
Brian married his wife Kimberly Arcoro in 1999 and
has two children, Emma and Benjamin.
Brian Matthews ’94 just celebrated the sacrament of marriage
in Rhode Island. He is currently serving youth in Providence at the
MET Justice School.
Stephen Paul Kettinger ’00 spent three years as the Villanova
“Wildcat”. He continues his mascotting career as “Mad Dog”
for the Philadelphia Wings. He hopes to someday reach his goal
of becoming the Phillie Phanatic, but until then he will keep his
day job of Facilities Project Engineer for Johnson Controls, Inc.
at Merck.
John Paul Prego ’00 joined the staff of R&B, Inc., Colmar, PA
after his graduation from Wilkes University with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Mechanical Engineering.
Michael Bondiskey ’01 recently began studies at Vanderbilt
University Law School.
William Parker ’01 graduated from Loyola University in
Baltimore. He is now working for Sun America Financial Services
and living in Burbank, CA.
Brendan Rueter ’01 graduated from Fairfield University in
May 2005. He is employed with Deloitte and Touche.
Michael Steffa ’01 graduated cum laude from Carnegie Mellon
University. He is presently living in Manhattan, NY. He is working
for BNP Paribas as a trading analyst in short term investments.
Sean Ahern ’02 recently participated in the 123rd Royal
Canadian Henley Regatta with Penn AC. He is in his third year
of varsity rowing at La Salle University.
Michael Wimmer ’94 has been teaching at Colonial Elementary
school for the past seven years. He lives in East Norriton with his
wife Stephanie and his son, Michael Jr.
Timothy Catinella ’03 became a U.S. Marine as of March 2005.
He left for training in South Korea on August 12, 2005.
Michael Witkowski ’94 has passed his professional
engineering exam. He also has an adjunct teaching position
at Villanova University
William Benz ’04 is studying film at Temple University.
He was on the Dean’s List both semesters of his freshman year.
He is in a band called Explosive Bears and they are playing
shows in and around Philadelphia.
David Boelker ’95 married Erin Burke on September 4, 2005 in
Wayne, PA. They spent their honeymoon in London and Dublin.
Adam E. Frey ’96 and his wife Christina now reside in
Melbourne, FL.
This past spring the Class of ’75 held its 30-Year reunion which
reawakened friendships and allowed us to catch up on the careers
of our fellow classmates. All of us were proud and touched to
learn about the efforts of Frank Cervone. As Executive Director of
Philadelphia’s Support Center for Child Advocates, Frank Cervone,
MA, Esq. ’75 plays a vital role in the more than 700 pro bono cases
handled by Child Advocates annually. Child Advocates combines
the Philadelphia court and social service system.
Joseph Irwin, MD ’86 was elected Chairman of the Department
of Family Practice at Ephrata Community Hospital.
Mike Sharkey ’86 is now a Detective in the Marple Township
Police Department.
by Mark Gaeto ’75
skilled social workers and staff attorneys with volunteer attorneys
and paralegals to represent abused and neglected children in
Mike Anderer ’86 is Director of Community Outreach at
San Miguel School in South Chicago. Mike and his wife Karen live
in South Chicago with their children Jack and Clare.
Jeffrey Beck ’86, announces that his company, PhillyUnions.com
is about to launch its Union-Yes certification and marketing
program, Pro Union VIP Partners. Jeff also works as an audio
engineer with Popular Sounds Productions.
The Children’s
Champion
Anthony Limberakis ’05 assisted in the transformation
of Bustleton Radiology into a digital filmless radiology
practice. He is attending Drexel University and majoring
in Information Technology.
Frank’s motivations for a career in child advocacy are deeply
rooted in a lifelong passion for community service, recognition
of a civic need, and a willingness to step forward and lead.
Much of his time these days is devoted to awakening a similar
consciousness for civic duty in other leaders—attorneys and
business professionals—to attract their valuable talent and
needed support.
Among his many responsibilities at Child Advocates, Frank
and his colleagues recruit, train and supervise volunteer
attorneys—more than 3,000 attorneys since assuming leadership of the program in 1992. Frank also helped to launch the
Montgomery County Child Advocacy Project (MCAP), promote
the creation of internal pro bono programs within law firms
across the city, and coordinate the National Children’s Law
Network, a support resource for public and private child
advocacy programs nationwide.
“Child advocacy cases provide an opportunity to utilize a wide
range of skills possessed by all attorneys, whether their practices
involve litigation or are transactional in nature,” wrote Frank in
a recent article published in The Legal Intelligencer.
Indeed, volunteer attorneys from many practice areas, including
intellectual property, real estate, business and finance, and
litigation quickly acclimate and make valuable contributions to
child advocacy case loads, donating two to 10 hours per month.
Volunteer attorneys do not have to be litigators. “Much of
our work at Child Advocates is convincing someone to do
something—what attorneys and successful businesspeople
already do,” explains Frank, noting that Lee Schwartzberg
is a business attorney.
He emphasizes how his finely tuned moral compass found its
direction at La Salle College High School. “The Christian
Brothers’ historical mission and commitment to put themselves
in the presence of the poor always appealed to me,” says Frank.
He participated in the Community Service Corps at La Salle.
Those experiences “taught us that there are needs beyond our
own,” says Frank.
Through Joe Colistra at La Salle, Frank developed an interest
in American History, which became his major at Penn.
He graduated cum laude with an American History Honors
Award. Frank went on to earn his law degree and the Wenk
Community Legal Services Award at Villanova University
School of Law.
Throughout his higher education, Frank remained connected
and very much interested in the work of the Christian Brothers
Community. Upon his graduation from La Salle High, Brothers
Gene Graham and Lewis Mullen invited Frank into the
Community’s Aspiring Program. Six years later, in 1981, he
received the Habit of the Brothers and moved into Community
at Jeremy House in Mt. Airy. His ministry focused mostly on
service to juvenile offenders in the Saint Gabriel’s System.
Frank left the Christian Brothers in 1989 and applied his
Christian Brothers values to legal services advocacy. Positions
with the Delaware County Legal Assistance Association and as
Adjunct Clinical Professor at Villanova University School of
Law preceded his now 15-year tenure at Child Advocates.
Frank’s many professional affiliations, publications on advocacy
topics, and litany of awards, including 2004 and 2005 Super
Lawyer recognition by Philadelphia Magazine, only begin to
reveal his secular fulfillment of the Christian Brothers mission.
“I loved life as a Brother,” reflects Frank. “I respect that
experience and continue to stay in touch with the Community.
The lessons learned about the value of human interdependency
changed my life.” We should all be proud that through Frank
and other La Salle alumni answering his call, many needy
children’s lives are being changed as well.To learn more about
the Support Center for Child Advocates, or to find out how
to lend assistance, please visit http://www.advokid.org.
Announcements
Births
Deaths
Steven Manno ’81 is the proud father of a new baby girl
Gabriella Francesca Manno. She was born December 11, 2004.
George C. Kelly ’28
Francis Bliss ’30
Edward H. DaCosta ’36
Edward Haggerty ’37
Rocco F. Giardinelli ’38
James M. Lynch ’38
James M. Lyons ’38
David W. Breen ’39
John L. Dolphin ’42
Joseph A. Wilson ’42
Paul V. Adams ’44
Frank McNally ’49
Charles D. Carroll ’55
Albert Murphy ’55
Charles T. Espenshade ’58
George J. Putz, Jr. ’59
Daniel J. Lynch ’63
Vincent M. O’Donnell ’65
Nicholas D. Yanni ’66
D. Scott Porreca, PE ’86 and his wife Michele announce that
their second son, Matthew Robert was born on June 27, 2005.
Mark O’Neill ’91 and his wife Susan had a baby girl
Sarah June on August 26, 2004.
Chris Convey ’93 and his wife Anne Marie announced the
birth of their son Christopher Peter Convey, Jr. on March 29,
2005.
Anthony C. Dessert ’96 and his wife Christy had a baby girl
Julia Mae on February 21, 2005.
Timothy Green ’86 and his wife Karen had their first child,
Ryan Thomas, on July 15, 2005.
Jim Stabilito ’87 and his wife Kimberly welcomed home their
second daughter, Claire, on September 24, 2004.
Daniel Keenan ’91 and his wife Jessica are pleased to
announce the birth of their first daughter Ava James on
March 3, 2005.
Rita Cervone, mother of Frank ’75 and Paul ’79
Marie Harkins, wife of George ’33 (Deceased), mother of
George ’52, Joseph ’59, and Robert ’60 (Deceased)
Andrea Keehn, sister of Walter ’81
Arnold Keehn, father of Walter ’81
Paul Lloyd, father of Paul, Jr. ’79 and Charles (Chip) ’83
Herbert Matthews, father of Herbert, Jr. ’62, Christopher ’63,
James ’66, Bruce ’70 and Charles ’71
Albert Milligan, father of Drew ’69 and Mark ’77
Charles Redican, father of Stacey ’62 and Patrick ’74
Retirements
The Ladies of La Salle gather at Alumni House to celebrate the retirement of Pat Dever. Left to right:
Cathy Winning, Mary Kay Mullen, Kathleen O'Connell, Kathy Brunner, Pat Schaum, Carol Haggerty, Rita Cooney,
Kathleen Smith, Pat Dever, Julia Maher, Connie Gill, Ann Ford, and Florence Ward
Under the Sea
LaSale 2005
Saturday, November 5, 2005
5 pm
Come explore the depths of the sea at La Salle’s biggest party of the
year. Float through the halls, “cast” your bids on the “pearls of the sea”
as you take a deep breath and prepare yourself for LaSale ’05 which
promises to offer food, fun and excitement for all.
The La Salle College High School community bid farewell
to a dedicated and long-time employee on August 18, 2005.
Mrs. Patricia “Pat” Dever was honored at a retirement
luncheon in Alumni House where she served as Data Manager
for the past twenty-three years. Pat’s service to the Alumni
Association and Development Office has been a vital part
of numerous annual appeals and two successful capital
campaigns. Her expertise has provided the information necessary to support nearly every event La Salle has held in those
twenty-three years. The entire La Salle community wishes
Pat good health and best wishes in her future endeavors.
SEA you there!
by Bob McAnespey '66
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