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11every year we meet students and alumni and are struck by their stories of inspiration. each person makes a point to share with us how St. Anselm’s

Abbey School has made a difference in his life.

As we prepared our donor lists for 2010 – 2011, we were inspired by the numbers and generosity of our donors. our trustees not only donate countless hours and their many talents to St. Anselm’s Abbey School, they also give generously to the Annual Fund, Gala, and named Scholarship Funds. their leadership gifts alone account for a significant portion of our 2010 – 2011 Annual Fund campaign, sending a strong message of support for the School and its mission. contributions from our current parents represent 11 percent of the total giving to the Annual Fund this year. When we pause to consider that these gifts are given in addition to paying tuition at St. Anselm’s, we can’t help but be inspired by this very real demonstration of faith and gratitude. our faculty and staff also give of themselves each day, working tirelessly and endlessly as teachers, coaches, academic and spiritual advisors, and role models to our young men. they too are inspiring.

past parents, our Form VII Forever members, continue their generous support of St. Anselm’s year after year, long after their sons have graduated. they see the opportunities that the School provided for their sons and are doing their part to ensure that a St. Anselm’s education is available to our current and future students. countless friends, family members, oblates and other community members also take part, some never having had a son attend the School, but all believing in what we do here at St. Anselm’s.

you have truly inspired us. Despite the difficulties of the current economic climate which has impacted us all, including our charitable giving, you have all continued to support St. Anselm’s Abbey School through your gifts to the Annual Fund, Gala, named Scholarship Funds, corporate Giving and memorial and honorary Funds. you have stepped forward and given generously to St. Anselm’s – in some cases increasing your gift because of the current economic climate and its impact on the School. Some of you have resumed giving after having been away from, but not out of contact with, St. Anselm’s. We are all humbled and honored. your generous and faithful support inspires us to continue to further the mission of St. Anselm’s Abbey School – to educate and inspire!

thank you!

Gratefully,

Valerie A. brownDirector of Development

mISSIon StAtement

St. Anselm’s Abbey School seeks to promote the spiritual, personal and intellectual development of young men with demonstrated academic achievement. our school, serving grades six through twelve, with its roots in the values of the christian gospel and catholic tradition, strives to create a community built on respect for truth, love of learning, regard for human dignity and tolerance. We pursue this goal by leading our students through a challenging and balanced program of study in the arts, sciences and theology that gives them a solid preparation for the demands of college. by living and promoting the benedictine spirit, we strive within our school to create an atmosphere of peace, a sense of service to community and a willingness within our students to work toward a balance in mind, body and spirit.

2010–2011 boARD oF tRuSteeS mr. William Fennell, ’66, Chairman mr. James boland, ’67 mr. G. thomas borger, Chairman Emeritus mr. herbert brooksmr. marco clark mr. mark commins, Secretary/Treasurer *mr. christopher Davitt Rev. Dom michael hall, oSb, ’56, Subprior mr. terry Jacobsmr. Stephen Kearney, ’74 mr. Stephen Kinnaird, ’80 mr. James lucier, ’82Rev. Dom Simon mcGurk, oSb, Prior mr. morgan o’brien, ’62 mr. louis Silvano, Headmaster * Rev. Dom philip Simo, oSb Rev. Dom peter Weigand, oSb, President* Rev. Dom James Wiseman, oSb

* ex officio

please note that donor information contained in this Annual Report reflects cash gifts received by the School between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. We sincerely apologize for any errors and/or omissions that may occur herein.

All photography in the Annual Report has been provided by the St. Anselm’s Abbey School development, yearbook and Priory Press staffs, as well as by mr. David W. powell. Design and layout by James leathers, ’04.

Saint John: you are that John who baptized God; you were praised by an archangel before you were begotten by your father; you were full of God before you were born of your mother; through baptism, the Lord set aside the old rags of original sin, and clothed you in the garments of innocence, promising incorruptibility in the future.

Saint Anselm’s Prayer to Saint John the Baptist

though you will not receive this Annual Report until September, my part has been compiled near the end of the school’s fiscal year, June 30th. As I begin this letter to you, the church is celebrating the Solemnity of the birth of John the baptist, the forerunner of christ (June 24th). In our Anglo-Saxon spirituality, we find written: “Great is the holiness and the honor of Saint John, whose greatness the

lord Jesus himself gave sign. Great is the honor of holy Saint John’s birth, and all orthodox people ought to rejoice in his arrival and bless him, because scripture so spoke about him that many ought to rejoice at his birth. Saint John goes before all other prophets as a voice in the wilderness, and he excels the virtues of all other patriarchs in apostolic authority, and he overcomes in the honors of his virtue the glory of all other martyrs of God.”

Fr. Stephen Reid’s painting of John the baptist certainly captures the ragged image of “a voice crying in the wilderness.” yes, John is a voice crying out. likewise, the prophets are voices, the apostles are voices, the martyrs are voices, Saint benedict and Saint Anselm are voices. Voices, too, are the psalms, voices are the Gospels. And through all these voices, let the Word come forth: the Word who was in the beginning, the Word who was with God, the Word who was God. And it has always been one of the principles of our monastic school that we are a voice in the wilderness proclaiming the Word of God to all our students through an education that is second to none.

this benedictine monastery and school live out pope benedict XVI’s statement that monasticism has long been “the indispensable bearer not only of cultural continuity but above all of fundamental and religious and moral values.” the holy Father goes on to say that monasticism acts as “ a pre-political and supra-political force,” which brings “ever-welcome and necessary rebirths of culture and civilization.” So as we review the academic year 2010-2011, it is my hope that our readers will be able to hear some the voices of these high ideals that St. Anselm’s seeks to nurture.

the school year began on August 26th with 232 young scholars breaking the summer silence of our hallowed halls. As gifted and academically motivated young men, of all the possible choices available, St. Anselm’s Abbey School is their preferred destination. After nine months of rigorous, yet extraordinary times, the year ended on may 28th with the graduation of our 66th class. these 35 seniors were accepted into 189 colleges and universities and were offered over $4,600,000 in scholarship aid. three of these young men scored a perfect 2,400 on their SAts, and over 60% of this class has been recognized in the different national merit scholar programs. All of these achievements are shouting voices of superb academic success.

our alumni community, under the direction of lawrence hamm, ’68, had a full schedule of well-attended events. the annual career Day was held at the School on September 20th, when 11 alumni shared their knowledge and expertise with our Fifth and Sixth Form students. A very competitive Damian crane, ’55 memorial pool tournament was held on october 27th, this was followed on november 27th by the thanksgiving memorial mass and Alumni-Varsity basketball game. the Alumni Association hosted their Third Annual All-Alumni Reunion Weekend April 29th - may 1st, with 175 attendees at the Saturday night banquet. that evening, patrick Attridge, ’74, was the recipient of the Abbot Alban boultwood, oSb Alumni Award for his untiring service to the Alumni Association as treasurer and longtime coordinator of the Golf outing. that same evening mr. mark Dean was honored by the alumni community, receiving a specially engraved chair for his many years of service to the school.

on June 6th, the 18th Annual Golf Outing was held with 82 golfers at the Glenn Dale country club under cool and sunny skies. After a barbecue awards dinner, the Alumni Association presented a $30,000 check to the School for the Annual Fund, earmarked for scholarships. most of this money was raised through the Alumni phonathon and the proceeds for this year’s golf event. the final alumni event of this fiscal year took place on June 9th, when the New York Regional Alumni Chapter met at the princeton club. James lucier, ’82, and bradford Willett, ’91, made all the arrangements and hosted a group of 20 alumni and guests. mr. William Fennell, ’66, chairman of the board of trustees, and his wife, hillary, were also able to attend this most pleasant gathering.

John the baptist by Fr. Stephen Reid, OSB (1912-1989).

President’s message

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2010–2011 AnnuAl RepoRt

As president of the School, I would like to take this opportunity to thank mr. Fennell and all the members of the board of trustees for their dedicated service to St. Anselm’s Abbey School. their voices and leadership have been most valuable to the School in these times of economic hardship. next year, the board will increase from 15 to 20 members with both newly elected trustees and some appointed by the Abbey.

our Fall Scholarship Gala took place on the evening of october 23rd under the sway of mrs. Valerie brown, our Director of Development, along with the help of talented school parents. Another voice to be heard is that the Gala netted slightly over $150,000 for current scholarship aid. the School’s guest of honor, cardinal theodore mccarrick, was installed in the St. Anselm’s Hall of Honor for his leadership in education and for his great kindness to St. Anselm’s Abbey School over many years.

I hope you mark your calendars now for our next Gala, which will take place Saturday evening, october 29th, 2011, when we will begin celebrating 70 years of the founding of St. Anselm’s Abbey School.

the School held three separate events for Form VII Forever, our past parent social organization, all orchestrated by mrs. Valerie brown. the first one took place on September 26th with a mass celebrated by Fr. michael, followed by a brunch in the commons. the second event took place on December 11th with a christmas concert and reception. the third occasion took place on march 12th with a reception prior to the priory players Spring production, a parody of scenes from plays by David Ives and neil Simon. you can find a full report on the success of the Abbey and School’s Annual Fund later in this booklet.

on the monastic side of things, I am saddened to tell you that Fr. John Farrelly, OSB, passed away thursday morning, June 2nd, in the presence of the monks (born october 21st, 1927; Joined St. Anselm’s September 13th, 1947; ordained February 5th, 1955; Died June 2nd, 2011). For the last several months, Fr. John had been hanging on to the thread of life—his mind so alert contemplating eternity, his body so very frail knowing that his journey on earth was coming to an end. the life of each one of us is woven, as it were, of many threads: the thread of development, through which our ideas and affections and our human and religious attitudes are gradually formed; the thread of outward success, by which we always find ourselves at the exact point where the whole sum of the forces of creation meet together to work in us the effect of God’s unwavering plan; and the thread of acceptance that no matter how long we search or how far we travel, only God’s will can be done. It is easy enough to understand that God can be grasped in and through every life. but can God also be found in and through every death? certainly in Fr. John’s case, he and those monks around him have witnessed God through his undying faith. We pray that like John, we may never break these threads of life. After such a long and debilitating illness, may Fr. John rest in peace.

on June 16th the monastic chapter of St. Anselm’s Abbey voiced their decision and elected Fr. James Wiseman, OSB as our fifth Abbot. Abbot Richard yeo, oSb, president of the english benedictine congregation, presided at the election and in the name of the holy See accepted and confirmed the election of Abbot James. on behalf of the school community, we congratulate Abbot James and we all rejoice that now we can begin over once again in the spirit of Saint benedict. Abbot James has been a member of this monastic community since 1964 and has taught faithfully in the Abbey School each semester since the fall of 1969.

Fr. Simon mcGurk, oSb, has been the prior Administrator for the past five years; the entire monastic community is indebted to him for his selfless service and dedicated work. he was an inspiration to us all through his quiet prayer life. We all wish him well as he returns to his home abbey in belmont, england. the community held a reception for Fr. Simon on June 24th, the Solemnity of Saint John the baptist, in the monastic cloister. So my report to you begins with and ends with the Feast of John the baptist. through the intercession of John the baptist, we ask God to bless Fr. Simon as we pray: “o God, who spoke the Word into the first darkness before the coming of the light, you sent Saint John the baptist to prepare your people for the coming of the messiah. Grant to your church the gift of a joyful spirit and bless Fr. Simon and all believers in the way of salvation and peace, through Jesus christ our lord. Amen.”

I also want to take this opportunity to thank all of our benefactors, donors, alumni, parents, and friends who have contributed so generously to St. Anselm’s Abbey and St. Anselm’s Abbey School. Without your prayers and financial help, this benedictine miracle at 4501 South Dakota Avenue could not survive. Know that the monks continue to pray for you and your families.

pax in Sapientia,

Fr. peter Weigand, oSbpresident

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St. AnSelm’S Abbey School

letter from the Headmaster

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Headmaster Louis Silvano addresses the Class of 2011 at their Vespers of Graduation on May 28.

Dear Friends:

looking back on the 2010–2011 academic year, I wish to acknowledge the many accomplishments of all our students. In particular, I congratulate the class of 2011 on their successful graduation, and our Form II students on their completion of the middle School program. twenty-two members of the class of 2011 were honored by the national merit Scholarship corporation and the college board, which is more than 60 percent of the 35 students in the class. We are proud of these outstanding young men, who are in the top 5 percent of high-school seniors nationally.

As the School approaches the 70th anniversary of its founding in 1942, it is poised to embark upon a new strategic plan: Building on the Past, Looking to the Future. the board of trustees in collaboration with the headmaster and the president of the School began working on the development of a new strategic plan in the fall of 2010. to oversee the process, the board established a Strategic planning committee.

the Strategic planning committee identified three main areas to be addressed in the plan: Financial Strength, Academic excellence, and benedictine ethos. Sub-committees were formed to develop Five-year Strategic objectives for specific parts of the three areas:

Financial Strength• Financial operations• Development• Admissions and marketing• Facilities and transportation

Academic excellence• curriculum• Faculty and Staff• college placement

benedictine ethos• benedictine ethos• Faculty/staff• Students

A central piece of our mission is to enable our students “to work toward a balance in mind, body and spirit,” and our benedictine ethos speaks to the development of the whole person. As the new strategic plan states, “A benedictine school is a community of learning dedicated to the full human development of its students to enable them to serve God and the human community.”

the following vision statement was developed to provide inspiration and direction for goal setting:

“Building on its Benedictine legacy of academic excellence, St. Anselm’s Abbey School will maintain its place as the premier school for intellectually gifted and academically motivated young men in the Washington metropolitan area.”

We will accomplish this by focusing on the following goals: 1. Reaffirm our mission to offer a challenging and balanced program of study that prepares students not only for college but also to lead meaningful and fulfilling lives; 2. Attract and retain talented, dedicated faculty and administrators;3. maintain a highly selective student admission process;4. provide appropriate facilities and resources that meet the needs of our program and our students.

I deeply appreciate the support of the board of trustees, the faculty, parents, and alumni, as we begin to implement the goals of our new strategic plan. I look forward also to next year, when we will celebrate as a community the 70th anniversary of the founding of St. Anselm’s Abbey School.

pax in Sapientia,

louis Silvanoheadmaster

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message from the AbbotDear Friends of St. Anselm’s,

on behalf of our entire monastic community, I extend my best wishes to you as you read our Annual Report about the many fine things that have taken place here during the past year. Although I am writing this at a very quiet spot in the Smoky mountains while on vacation, by the time you receive the report I will be back in the classroom teaching some of your sons and seeing others of you at meetings of the parents Association and other gatherings.

I also want to thank you most sincerely for the many kinds of support you have given us over the past twelve months. Some of you have volunteered your time and energy to help make our various activities a success, others have offered generous financial support in response to mailings or phone calls from our Development office and Alumni Association, and still others have given us words of encouragement and promises of prayers. none of what we do at the monastery and school could be accomplished without such support, so please be assured that we are deeply grateful as we now look forward to another year of working together for the good of all whom we wish to serve.

Sincerely yours,

Rt. Rev. Dom James A. Wiseman, oSb Abbot

James A. Wiseman, OSB was elected the fifth abbot of St. Anselm’s Abbey on June 16, 2011. Abbot James entered the monastic community at the beginning of Advent in 1964 and has taught in the Abbey School every semester since the fall of 1969. He has been a professor for more than 25 years at the Catholic University of America, where he served for five years as chairman of the department of theology. Abbot James previously served as the Abbey’s second abbot from 1975 to 1983 and as prior of the community from 1990 to 2006.

Abbot James, Fr. Michael and Fr. Peter at the Mass of the Holy Spirit on the first day of the 2011-2012 academic year.

Dear past and present parents, Faculty and Staff, Alumni and Friends of St. Anselm’s Abbey School:

this past year, the board of trustees undertook an internal assessment of the School, surveying students, faculty, and parents in order to identify existing strengths, the particular concerns of those engaged in the daily functioning of the School, and areas that need improvement. the benedictine imperative always to begin again requires those of us engaged in creating a benedictine school community to keep a critical eye on our performance and always to be thinking of how we might improve it.

our assessment of the School coupled with the reflections and ideas of those charged with administering and teaching at St. Anselm’s led to the development of a Five-year Strategic plan. the board adopted this plan at its last meeting of the year in June. our headmaster, mr. louis Silvano, provides an excellent summary in his letter (enclosed in this Annual Report) of the particular goals of the plan. by adopting such a plan, the board intends to put in place institutional imperatives that will insure that we reflect on our performance each year and take steps to make any changes that will make St. Anselm’s a better place.

the board welcomed mr. terry Jacobs and mr. James lucier, ’82, as new board members this past fall. mr. Jacobs is an attorney and currently the global leader of the ernst & young Insurance tax sector. mr. lucier is the managing Director and co-founder of capital Alpha partners, llc, a strategic research firm specializing in Washington research for Wall Street institutional investors.

At its June meeting, the board bade Fr. Simon mcGurk farewell. Fr. Simon has been prior of the Abbey for the past five years and has been very supportive of the School during that period. the board looks forward to working with Abbot James, the newly-elected superior of the monastic community.

I was privileged to attend this year’s graduation in may and was struck by the quality, decency, and modesty of the graduating seniors. this class – like most of the graduating classes at St. Anselm’s – has compiled an extraordinary record of academic achievements during their years at the School. they have done so, however, in a manner that reflects the particular virtues of a rigorous academic school that is imbued with the values of a benedictine monastic community. the seniors who spoke at graduation conveyed with their words and joy their understanding that what they had been encouraged to do and learn at St. Anselm’s went well beyond the textbook and into the lives they lead inside and outside the School.

our mission at the board is to ensure to the best of our ability that St. Anselm’s Abbey School - the extraordinary creation of the monks of St. Anselm’s – will continue to flourish and provide its many gifts to the students entrusted to its care. Sincerely,

William A. Fennell, ’66chairman, 2010-2011 board of trustees

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Chairman’s Report

Board Chairman William Fennell addresses his fellow alumni at the annual Alumni Banquet on April 30.

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St. Anselm’s Abbey SchoolClass of 2011

The Class of 2011 is pictured with (left to right): Head of the Upper School Mr. Alex Morse; Mr. Mark Romano, ’86; President Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB; Prior Simon McGurk, OSB; and Headmaster Mr. Louis Silvano.

Benjamin A. Beidleman loyola university maryland

Benjamin A. Best case Western Reserve university J. Riely Blake James madison university Christopher C. Bragale university of chicago Joseph M. Breslin university of Scranton Mathew P. Calkins university of maryland James Cao university of Southern california

Marco A. Cerritelli university of notre Dame

Allen C. Church Dickinson college

Stephen J. Delli Priscoli Virginia polytechnic Institute Nathan R. Dickerson St. olaf college Joseph T. Downs university of maryland Christopher M. Epps Rochester Institute of technology Alex C. Girardot St. olaf college John A. Hamm u.S. Air Force Academy Thomas P. Hansen princeton university William M. Harris Goucher college Michael P. Higgins James madison university

Tomas F. Husted Davidson college Alexander A. Jankovic university of maryland Douglas R. Krafft university of Delaware Michael A. McCutchen university of maryland Justin A. McPherson hood college Jeffrey B. Nemes carnegie mellon university Kevin H. Ngo university of maryland David C. Oetjen Virginia polytechnic Institute Yaw Oteng-Agipong, Jr. university of pennsylvania

Malcolm M. Reed loyola university new orleans Ian J. Rich university of pennsylvania Patrick U. Riechert macalester college Askari J. Rushing Auburn university Atticus L. Sawatzki u.S. merchant marine Academy

Abraham J. Secular university of chicago Farrell C. Sheehan university of notre Dame Brendan W. Ziebarth Washington university in St. louis

Class of 2011 College & University Matriculations

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2011 Vespers of Graduation

commencement Address Mr. Mark Romano, ’86

prior Simon, Abbot Aidan, Fr. peter, mr. Silvano, Fr. michael, members of the monastic community, members of the board of trustees, faculty, parents, family, friends, and of course, Gentlemen of the class of 2011:

thank you for inviting me to speak today on this wonderful occasion.

I must admit that like each of the alumni speakers in past years, I am, at first, honored to have been asked (albeit a bit skeptical that they just couldn’t find anyone else available); and second, full of trepidation – the only guidance I was given by Fr. peter was that I had to be on time, speak on whatever topic I thought appropriate (that was dangerous to start with), and speak for at least one hour. trust me, while by the time I conclude you may feel like it has been an hour, I feel lucky to have made it through this first 60 seconds. but I do feel trepidation, nonetheless, because although it is axiomatic of graduation speeches that their contents are seldom remembered, I am at least a bit hopeful that whatever you do remember, that it will be positive. Speaking for an hour will not accomplish that goal.

Graduation is a time to reflect upon accomplishments achieved, awards earned, lessons learned and relationships developed. As I prepared for today, I reviewed a lot of material that probably always has been at my fingertips since I was a First Former in 1980. the themes of Ora et Labora (prayer and work), and Pax in Sapientia (peace in understanding) are omnipresent, as those themes have been throughout your experience at St. Anselm’s, just as they were mine. Graduation is also a time to gather oneself to start over. Just as when you finished fifth grade at the top of the food chain in your little pond, when you entered the Abbey School, most of you were in lowly Form A (your Form didn’t even rate a number). So too now, high and mighty seniors, gentlemen of the class of 2011, in a little more than 90 days – you will again be freshmen, and, hopefully, members of your institution’s class of 2015.

but before we get ahead of ourselves and you start over, let us pause to reflect upon a few dates that have shaped our collective experience that we now share as fellow alumni.

In 1109, St. Anselm of canterbury died leaving a legacy of scholasticism, a tradition that is carried on here and has been for almost 70 years. In 1924, some 800 years later, on a farm not far from here, St. Anselm’s priory was founded; it later moved to the hill upon which it sits today. eighteen years after that, in 1942, the priory School was founded. In 1945, the bones of this facility were

constructed as a “state-of-the-art” gymnasium and theater. A quick aside: 41 years later, when my teammates and I played in here, suffice it to say, it was no longer state of the art; in fact, to replicate those conditions, we have had the air conditioning turned off today. In 1961, St. Anselm’s “priory” became St. Anselm’s “Abbey.” (curious that the name changed not long after Fr. michael’s graduation. coincidence, I ask? you be the judge). In 1968, a short way from here at Walter Reed Army medical center, I was born to parents whom I love dearly; while I am confident that they know this, I would be a better son to tell them. In 1981, those same parents made the most important critical decision to enroll me here, at St. Anselm’s; and while it was not my first choice, it was the right choice, and I thank them for their foresight and sacrifice. twenty-five years ago, in 1986, my classmates and I graduated and began journeys that have taken us around the world. by 1994, most of you were born. (Well, it is likely that all, not just most, of you were actually born at some point, although Fr. peter confided that, based upon your odd behavior at times, he felt one or two of you may have crawled from the primordial ooze that was the duck pond or been a cactus experiment gone awry. but be that as it may, you all eventually found your way here.) In 2003, the “state of the art” gym completed its

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transformation into this magnificent space. In 2006, after my good friend brian murphy passed away, I was invited to help another good friend, paul Grenaldo, coach the basketball team here – that team won a championship.

It is in the transformation of this building that I find the foundation of the observations I would like to share with you. In the beautiful commons area, through those doors, where the history of this old building is joined to the “new” gymnasium and coach brian murphy court, every day, as you ate lunch, the visual signs of some of the most important lessons were always present. I am not speaking of the four house banners, or the oversized clock, or Fr. peter’s bell, but rather the four reliefs of the cardinal virtues – prudence, justice, temperance and fortitude. When I was a student, these reliefs were embedded in the exterior of the old gym. even then, they captured my imagination each day as I entered the gym for basketball practice or headed out to the baseball field for one of mr. Dean’s practices. now, as an alumnus, although this facility has innumerable great features, I find the prominent interior display of the virtues my favorite. So when I have occasion to come to campus, it is invariably to this building; and, on those occasions, either to see a basketball game or upstairs to see Fr. peter, I will make sure I take time to pause and reflect on the four reliefs.

I have seldom (alright, never until today) had the opportunity to use the knowledge that the ablative absolute in latin is a noun phrase cast in the ablative case. however, as ms. pelosi can attest, latin was never my strongest subject (except, of course, when I attended summer school at Gonzaga after Second Form). Similarly, while my class was not bestowed with this experience, I doubt that any of you will have the opportunity or need to drop an egg 50 feet onto a concrete sidewalk and not desire it to break on whomever or whatever you dropped it. While we learn all of that and other valuable information in the classes that are expertly taught here, I submit that it is the tools that are developed here that are of paramount importance. the guidance provided by the cardinal virtues is such a tool.

First, Prudence: Saint thomas said that prudence is “correct knowledge about things to be done or, more broadly, the knowledge of things that ought to be done and of things that ought to be avoided. It is the intellectual virtue whereby a human being recognizes in any matter at hand what is good and what is evil.”

next, Justice: the moral virtue that exists in the constant and firm will to give God and neighbor their due. put simply, do unto others as you would have done to you.

third, Fortitude has been described as “a steadiness of will in doing good in spite of difficulties faced in the performance of one’s duty.” Do not dismiss this as merely a physical virtue. While certainly our fellow alumni in the military, police and firefighters exemplify fortitude on a daily basis, every difficult decision – whether it is a corporate executive choosing between maximizing corporate profits at the expense of a potential environmental catastrophe, or a young single pregnant woman choosing to deliver her baby and give that baby up for adoption – involves fortitude. my wife and I were the beneficiaries of the fortitude exemplified by the young woman in that latter example.

Finally, Temperance. temperance provides balance. At its most basic, it reminds us that too much of anything is not good. your mastery of temperance will be put to the test over the next four years. obviously, I am referring to the temptation to spend too much time at the library.

So, if all you learned here was the valuable application of the four cardinal virtues to your daily life, you (and your parents’ tuition) would have received a good return on investment. those virtues and the myriad other characteristics and skills you have developed here – discipline, diligence, perseverance, critical thinking, an ability to write and communicate clearly and concisely – are tools that, if nurtured, will continue to serve you in all your future endeavors – college, medical school, law school (for those of us who could not get into medical school), business, government, military service, vocation, marriage, and parenthood – just to name a few.

one last date of reflection: today, may 28, 2011. While you began your journeys as Abbey boys at different times, today you are graduating together from St. Anselm’s as men – responsible and accountable for your choices. you are smart men. you have graduated from this fine institution, St. Anselm’s Abbey School. you do have the tools to succeed. but beware! you will be challenged – certainly in the next four years, but likely daily thereafter as well. I submit that you are well prepared to deal with any challenge or opportunity with which you may be confronted or presented. I challenge you to use the tools that you have developed here – guided by a moral compass of prudence, justice, temperance and fortitude – to lead you through the straits of choices (some difficult, some even more so) that will shape your life. I leave you with this thought: Don’t forget to spend time to enjoy the journey – but not too much; temperance, of course, militates against that. perhaps in 25 years you’ll be the unlikely alumnus wondering what happened to your worthy classmates that they selected you to address the graduates. If you receive that e-mail or text message or whatever the technology is then – perhaps a brain wave message through the thought chip implanted in your cerebral cortex – please accept the invitation.

So, that brings us back to the beginning, to Ora et labora – it is the mission of this institution to prepare its students’ minds, bodies and spirits to their full strengths through prayer and work (be it academic or manual labor cleaning the duck pond because of some failure to exercise prudence, perhaps). the goal is to achieve a sense of peace in understanding – Pax in Sapientia. only you can know how well this goal is being accomplished.

So in conclusion, I and the 1,300 or so alumni I represent today that have preceded you (especially the class of 1986), congratulate you and your families on this wonderful accomplishment and welcome you to our ranks.

We wish you godspeed as you begin again – Rursus incipiemus nunc et semper, Always we begin again – on your continued journey ahead, wherever it may lead you.

may God bless you and your families, and may he continue to bless this most wonderful institution and all who are fortunate enough to experience it. thank you.

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Austin Scholar Award Joseph Downs, ’11

Fr. Simon, Fr. peter, mr. Silvano, members of the monastic community, mr. Fennell, mr. Romano, faculty, family, friends and the class of 2011:

When I considered how to structure this speech, I carefully weighed my options like any good Abbey boy. After several intense minutes of contemplation, I ultimately settled on the five paragraph dinosaur. overly familiar, perhaps, but I found it appropriate considering that these are our last hours in this familiar place. I’ll focus on what made the Abbey special for me, the overall spirit of the school, and the future ahead of us. these are three things I know about St. Anselm’s.

the first thing that I learned about the Abbey was that it was basically hogwarts for me. I joined the class of 2011 in Freshman year, or Form III, so I didn’t fully understand the school or the boys upon entering. I did, however, have a rather firm grasp on the harry potter series. I was an awkward, bespectacled young man with a scar on his forehead in a strange new place being introduced to a headmaster, being inducted into a house with red and gold colors, being surrounded by lots of wise men in robes... the list actually goes on for quite some time, but the metaphor seemed very fitting. there is, indeed, magic in these halls. how else could I have had a two-person Spanish class for two years? how else could Dr. Wood have survived the contraption with which my comrades and I lifted

him in mechanical engineering? And how else could such a small school have recruited the most athletic, intelligent, handsome, modest men of a generation as we have assembled today?

the second thing that I learned about the Abbey was that it was not St. Albans. Despite what friends, neighbors, wrestling announcers, and model un organizers would have you believe, it isn’t any other school. It’s better. St. Anselm’s is a place that doesn’t put on airs and where Abbey boys can be curious and accepted. here, it’s cool to learn, discuss, and philosophize with classmates. here, I discovered the important distinction between goofiness and foolishness. together, the class of ’11 learned that the big hero kids protect the short kids, that buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo, what harappaned to the harappans, how to avoid being do-dare-dedi, and how to do it the good way. our school knows itself well, but it doesn’t take itself too seriously. the benedictine spirit of humility permeates the student body, the faculty, and the building itself. being at the Abbey taught me as much about the nature of humility as any religion class did. Students here are much more cooperative than competitive.

the third thing that I know about the Abbey is that it prepared us for college. Any one of us could write an ostensibly knowledgeable essay with no preparation, although I doubt we ever would. We are well-versed in the humanities and the sciences. We are inclined to readily take either

side in a discussion. We are all neat to a fault, as our parent can attest. now we step forward to expand our skills further in college. As theodore Roosevelt said, “A man who has never gone to school may steal from a freight car; but if he has a university education, he may steal the whole railroad.” thanks to our benedictine education, we have more moral fiber than that. because of the Abbey, we are prepared to proceed in our lives and make our school, our families, and ourselves proud.

We as a class, and I personally, owe more to the people in this room than we could ever pay back. I want to thank the monks, who served as both a quiet and vocal example of the power of the spiritual life; the teachers here, for truly caring about us and our understanding of their disciplines and for guiding us in a very special way, especially on the Kairos retreats; our coaches, who taught us about leadership, resolve, and determination throughout our athletic endeavors; our parents, for giving us life, love, and one another; our families, for teaching us how to walk, how to steal cookies, and how to refrain from stealing cookies; and our fellow Abbey boys, for leading us in the ways of our school’s culture before us and following in it after us.

to the class of 2011, I love you all, and these past years have been four of the best of my life. thanks for everything!

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Saint Anselm of canterbury AwardFarrell Sheehan, ’11

prior Simon, Fr. peter, mr. Silvano, Fr. michael, members of the monastic community, mr. Fennell, mr. Romano, faculty, family, friends and the class of 2011:

before I go on praising my class, allow me to give you a glimpse into the class of 2011’s middle School years, because before anyone can truly appreciate this day, we have to understand how far we’ve come. let me remind you, we were the first class to have to be reorganized after just two months of seventh-grade classes. this is the same class where a vast majority of the students in mr. Achilles’s seventh-grade history spent more time crushing up chalk and playing on our Game boys than looking at the constitution. Also, this is the same class whose favorite pastime in ms. Dunne’s eighth-grade english was seeing who could yell inappropriate words the loudest or who could effectively throw caterpillars on other students and even occasionally on the back of ms. Dunne herself.

nevertheless, I could not be more proud to consider myself part of this distinguished group of Abbey boys who are graduating today. So, what changed? how did we go from a feared group of 8th graders to a brotherhood of distinguished scholars who I am happy to call a family? In part, the answer lies in the eternal patrons of this school: Saint benedict and Saint Anselm. but more importantly, the answer lies in the teachers and monks who live out the philosophies of these two great men every day.

to show you what I mean let me read something from the Rule of St. Benedict:

chapter 30. With regard to boys and adolescents, therefore, or those who cannot understand the seriousness of the penalty, whenever such as these delinquent let them be subjected to severe fasts or brought to terms by harsh beatings, that they may be cured.

thankfully, the monks did away with the paddle years ago, or many of us would still have plenty of bruises to talk about. but in all seriousness, the spirit of these words written 1,500 years ago still resonates and has application for the Abbey boys of today. our beatings were not physical, but instead given out in ms. pelosi’s tireless latin exercises, Dr. Wood’s perplexing physics exams, mr. Alspaugh’s impossible ethics essays, and even all the way back to Fr. peter’s daily earth science quizzes.

this “intellectual violence” taught us the important lessons of discipline. by the time we were in high school, we saw the seniors’ college acceptances on their lockers and we understood that we would have to overcome the same hurdles if we wanted to be successful. And that’s what we did: endless hours in the library, late nights cramming for tests, and long Sunday afternoons writing papers and lab reports.

In addition to the hard work and high expectations, I credit the way that everyone at St. Anselm’s has treated us for our conversion into serious, caring, and socially conscience young men. It was the extra time that ms. Dunne would spend editing our rough draft english papers, it was the sincere hello that ms. brown would give each morning, it was the months Fr. michael and the whole Kairos team

spent to make sure that the retreat would be special for us, and it was all the teachers willing to spend hours with us in their offices to make sure we understood what was going on in class. For this reason I believe that the teachers really understand and embody the words of our patron, Saint Anselm, when he said:

youth resembles wax perfectly prepared to receive that impress of a seal. If the wax be too soft or too hard, it will take only a partial impression. between these two extremes comes adolescence, whose dispositions are nicely balanced, and whose hearts may be molded to true teaching.

the teachers and monks of St. Anselm’s understand that they must be very careful in what impression their seal will make upon us. In my experience, everyone here has shown us genuine love, through the kindness of a teacher asking how our weekend was, or mr. commins making sure that we didn’t just get a haircut, we got them all cut. more importantly, it is the passion that each teacher has for what they do that has left the greatest impression on us. Just ask Fr. castro about the upcoming peruvian election, or mr. montroll about his new origami apps. It was this kindness and passion for knowledge that helped us change from First Formers concerned about lunchtime trashball to true Abbey boys curious about the fundamental questions in whatever we are studying.

As seniors, we have also attempted to live out the words of Saint Anselm and Saint benedict. In the big brother / little brother program, we have begun to understand how soft the wax of middle Schoolers is and how easily they will take to our impression—so it had better be a good one. We were the ones who spent hours planning Field Day, house Day and spirit week festivities so that the younger students could share in our love for the School. but more importantly, we sacrificed our time so that when the A Formers are seniors, they can look back at the fun they had this year and want to do the same. Finally, when we spent sleepless nights this fall writing our college essays, we weren’t just concerned about getting into the best schools; in the back of our minds we knew that our college acceptances would mean much more. they would be displayed on our lockers and become an inspiration for the classes below us to persevere through those difficult classes and be successful Abbey boys.

thus, the cycle has come completely around. We were once the ones who needed guidance and example in our lives, but now we are the ones guiding and inspiring the classes below us. however, we can’t fall into that trap and think our need for learning and guidance is finished with. We only have to look right up the hill to the monastery to understand how wrong we would be if we were to fall down that hole. If the monks have taught us anything, it is that after 1,500 years, they are still learning, and we must always look towards God to be humbled and understand how much we have left to learn.

this is why St. Anselm’s is such an amazing place—because it taught us humility. In turn, this humility has shown us that knowledge is an overflowing cup. We cannot attain this cup, but it is our job to become life-long learners dedicated to exploring the world. We must first understand the problems of humanity before we can ever hope to solve any of them. that is why I want to thank everyone here today, especially the parents for sending your sons to St. Anselm’s, because this school has instilled in us the virtues that are needed to attain peace in the world. So, class of 2011, it is now up to us to apply what we have learned at the Abbey and take it into the world to make this peace a reality.

The Class of 2011 sits on the Devine Perfirming Arts Center stage during their Vespers of Graduation on May 28.

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School Chaplain Fr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56 and Prior Simon McGurk, OSB, process onto the stage during the Vespers of Graduation.

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Form II Transition ServiceAlumni Speaker Scott Salandy-Defour, ’06

mr. mehigan, Fr. peter, Fr. michael, mr. Silvano and the St. Anselm’s Form II students, I thank you for the opportunity to talk to you all today to reflect on some of the things that made and continue to make St. Anselm’s special and so important to me.

to the Form II—soon to be Form III—students, I remember being in your position, sitting in this very transition ceremony not too long ago. I can remember sitting with some of my classmates, Jack leathers and michael edelin, and wondering aloud whether or not I had made the right choice to stay at St. Anselm’s or whether I should have gone to another school.

I remember thinking to myself, Do I really want to take ms. pelosi’s latin again? once was hard enough. What about this Dr. Wood guy? I’ve heard about him and he seems like he could be a scary teacher and really hard. oh, and I almost forgot the most important question—do I really want to stay at an all-guys school without a sister school for the next, and most important, four years of my life?

I can honestly tell you that staying at St. Anselm’s was one of the best choices that I’ve ever made. As I sat in your seats nine years ago, in 2002, I had no idea that I was sitting with what would become some of my lifelong best friends.

to use an overused cliché, “a diamond is a chunk of coal that is made under pressure.” this accurately sums up what can be expected at St. Anselm’s and why I have such a strong bond with my fellow classmates and more importantly why I’m on the way to where I

want to go in life. high school at St. Anselm’s can be described as intense. I remember scrambling during lunch to get homework done, even going to bed at 12 and waking up at five or six in the morning to complete that paper or reading assignment. the year that really sticks out for most Abbey boys is 10th grade. this is the time I point to where my relationship with my best friends and classmates really flourished. this year had Dr. Wood’s or mr. taylor’s physics, Geometry, humanities, Western civilization, Spanish, Religion, and ms. pelosi’s latin. looking back, I realized that I would never have gotten through this period without the camaraderie I had with my classmates. We worked together, studied together, and most importantly, complained together. It didn’t matter whether you played sports, were in the plays, were into computer programming, were a genius, or any other type of high school student, this year was hard and challenging. this challenging course load is what brought my classmates and me closer together over the years. there were many lunches where instead of doing homework or studying for that latin quiz we had forgotten about from the night before, we were just laughing, enjoying each other’s company. At other times there were 20 of us in the latin, Western civilization, or humanities classroom studying for a quiz with words on it that we were just seeing for the first time, because again, we had somehow all forgotten to study the night before. there were many nights when instead of doing our homework we would be on Aol Instant messenger in a chat room complaining about how hard St. Anselm’s is and how easy we would have it if we went to another school. maybe these venting sessions were the reason why we forgot about so many quizzes. but these experiences, along with Kairos, really solidified us as more than classmates and made us brothers with an unbreakable bond.

After going to college and taking my first couple of steps in the “real world” a couple of things about St. Anselm’s stick out in my mind.

Academically, one thing that sticks out is how well St. Anselm’s prepares you to take on challenges and adapt to adversity. on my first day at the university of maryland, I already had 24 credits, and as a result I was taking sophomore- and junior-level classes. my first year at maryland was rough, and I didn’t do as well as I would have liked. I was having trouble managing my time, I think primarily because I had so much time on my hands, which I’d never had in high school. even with all this free time during my “freshman” year at maryland, I did on average 15 to 30 minutes of homework a night and somehow ended up with a 1.9 GpA. this was a miracle considering that I did almost no homework, rarely went to class, and only studied for tests and, occasionally, quizzes. After thinking hard and realizing that I wanted to be able to have some say in what I did for the rest of my life, I started to think deeply about what I could do to balance the social aspects of college with my drive to succeed. In sports, you’ll often hear people say the harder you work in practice, the easier the game will be. I realized that I had felt like I’d worked so hard in high school, that when I got to the game—college—I thought that I wouldn’t have to do Any work. I felt like I could just show up and get that 4.0, or “win.” Wrong. A 1.9, or a loss, will quickly bring you back to reality. As I thought more about it, I noticed that there were people who were working a lot harder than I was, and their GpAs were only slightly better than mine. I soon realized that what St. Anselm’s taught me is that it’s not really about what you know; it’s about realizing what you don’t. And above all else, St. Anselm’s taught me how to think critically, how to analyze and comprehend what I needed to. It taught me how to go out and learn about what I don’t know, how to learn about what interests me, and for the

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purposes of college, what I need to know to get an A on a test. St. Anselm’s taught me extremely efficient study habits and how to be able to retain and analyze the information I was absorbing. I quickly realized that if I went to every class and I put in an average of 45 minutes to an hour of work a night, with the study skills I developed at St. Anselm’s, I could finish at maryland with at least my high school GpA and graduate a year early. I accomplished this goal, and I tell anyone that asks me that this was only possible thanks to my St. Anselm’s education. If I wasn’t pushed here academically, I would have no idea what I was capable of, let alone how to accomplish this goal.

preparing this speech, I tried to think about St. Anselm’s using the term key differentiator—what separates St. Anselm’s from other schools in the area? the first differentiator is that St. Anselm’s is one of the few schools in the area where you will have friends in your grade, the grades above you and the grades below you. An example of this happened the other night, when I ran into someone who graduated from St. Anselm’s in 2004 in my neighborhood. After I was done talking to him, I ran into two people who graduated in

2008, and after they were done talking to me they started talking to the 2004 graduate. After I got over how crazy it was for four St. Anselm’s students to be in the same place at the same time, I realized that this is something that will only happen at St. Anselm’s. I contrast this with some of my friends from other schools who often don’t even recognize people that were in their own graduating class. Which brings me to the next important thing about St. Anselm’s, which is that in your time here before you graduate, you will hear every one of your classmates say something thought provoking, share a laugh or joke with every one of your classmates, and have a serious conversation or debate with every member of your class. this is one of the most underrated things about the St. Anselm’s community, and something that will allow you to relate to all different types of people as you get older. At most other schools, people become segmented into typical high school cliques, and while there is some of that at St. Anselm’s, I can say that I was able to interact with and make friends with people who I probably would have never talked to had I gone to another school. talking to all types of people challenged me and made me learn and want to walk a mile in someone’s shoes before rushing to judge them.

The Form II class is pictured prior to their Transition Service with (left to right): Headmaster Mr. Louis Silvano; Head of the Middle School Mr. Thomas Mehigan; alumni speaker Scott Salandy-Defour, ’06; President Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB; and Form Mistress Ms. Janine Dunne.

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the last differentiator, and the most important thing about St. Anselm’s, is the community. the mix of teachers, monks and coaches that St. Anselm’s has is one that is unmatched. the combination of career teachers, teachers and coaches that have or once had 9-to-5 jobs, and monks has put me on the right path to accomplishing my career goals. these different pieces each play a crucial role in molding a St. Anselm’s student and show us different perspectives and viewpoints that help us make the difficult decisions on what we want to achieve in life. Whether it’s the passion with which mr. Vaile or mr. morse talk about a book or poem; Dr. Wood’s or mr. taylor’s passion on display during the egg drop and at the St. Anselm’s basketball tournament; whether it’s the gallons of red ink ms. cholis or ms. Dunne might have left on your paper to make you a better writer; whether it’s the level of detail and pride ms. Diggle takes in producing each and every St. Anselm’s play; or even Fr. peter yelling at all of the “baddy bad shorty shorts” to stop misbehaving, it becomes clear how much everyone at St. Anselm’s cares. more

importantly, our community shows us the different options and passions that are available to us in life. Some of the smartest people I have come across in my experience, including college, are right here teaching us at St. Anselm’s. to wrap things up, as a thought exercise, just think about how many times you’ve been told to stop running in the hallway, been corrected on an assignment, met with a teacher after class, or had a similar interaction here at St. Anselm’s. now, multiply that by 30 or even 40 (each one representing another classmate); multiply that by the number of days in the school year; and finally multiply that by how many years some of these teachers have been at this school. When you do this kind of reflection and over-analysis, as St. Anselm’s students are prone to do, you realize that each of your teachers cares about you, knows about you, wants you to succeed, and most importantly, treats you as an individual. Why else would they risk their own sanity to try and make sure that we end up on the right track? that is surely something that you will not get elsewhere.

Form II Student Speaker Miles Moore

Fr. peter, mr. Silvano, mr. mehigan, Fr. michael, faculty, family, friends, and last but not least, my Form II peers, I would like to thank you all for coming to our Form II transition Service. this day symbolizes the end of our unique, amazing and unforgettable time in middle School. today, my peers and I are expected to move on from our time in middle School and embrace high school. A part of me wants to hold on and enjoy these times forever; however, a brighter, more mature me tells me it’s time to move on.

on our first day at St. Anselm’s I could tell some of us were nervous—I know I was. coming to St. Anselm’s, I already knew two people in my class, Julian and conrad. I had known both of them since at least first grade. Amazingly, by the end of that first year, our class had become so close that you would have thought we’d all known each other that long. then in First Form, our feeble class of 14 lost one and gained a few more. As the challenging school year went on, the new kids fit in just great, uniting us even closer as a class. by the end of the year, our class, young and rambunctious, had received a bit of a reputation for talking. At the beginning of this year, our Form II year, we were finally on top of the middle School, and with two Forms below us, we decided we ought to grow and mature some. With the new faces that were added to our class this year, our class grew closer and closer every day. this last year of middle School was one of the most important years for me, because it is the year I defined myself. I truly am happy to have spent these years with my classmates, and I look forward to our time to come in high school.

Finally, I would like to thank all the parents here today, because without you there would be no transition Service, no Form II class, none of the bright young men you see here today. I would also like to thank the teachers, because you are the ones who guide us and mold us into the mature and reasonable men we are becoming. Finally, I would like to gratefully thank my peers for being here with me during these years. I truly believe that you have helped me to become the bright young man that I am. Good luck, and have a great summer.

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Faculty-Conferred Awards

Saint Anselm of Canterbury Award Farrell SheehanFor outstanding service to the school community

Austin Scholar Award Joseph DownsFor outstanding academic achievement

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

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

St. Anselm’s Faculty Award Abraham SecularFor outstanding academic performanceand commitment to learning

Mark Duchesne Memorial Scholar-Athlete Award Joseph breslin

Alumni Association AwardsIn Math and Science Alexander JankovicIn Foreign Languages christopher bragaleIn Fine Arts brendan Ziebarth

Barry Creative Writing Prize for Fiction Atticus Sawatzki

Bijali Dutta Ghosh Book Award nathan DickersonFor commitment to and ability in the natural sciences

External Awards

Cardinal’s Award marco cerritelliFor Christian attitude and spirit and service to school and parish community

Sr. Mary Immaculate Award Alex GirardotFor outstanding achievement in the Fine Arts

Goldberg Science Award Alexander JankovicFor outstanding achievement outside of school in the field of science

National Merit Finalists thomas hansen michael mccutchen Abraham Secular

National Merit Semifinalist mathew calkins

National Merit Commended benjamin best christopher bragale Joseph breslin nathan Dickerson Joseph Downs tomas husted Alexander Jankovic Jeffrey nemes David oetjen yaw oteng-Agipong Ian Rich patrick Riechert Farrell Sheehan brendan Ziebarth

National Hispanic christopher bragale marco cerritelli tomas husted Recognition Scholars

National Achievement Program Finalists benjamin beidleman christopher epps yaw oteng-Agipong Askari Rushing

National Latin Exam, Gold Medal benjamin beidleman thomas hansen tomas husted Ian Rich Atticus Sawatzki

National Greek Exam Highest Honors: Ian Rich High Honors: Abraham Secular

class of 2011 Awards

Marco Cerritelli, ’11, winner of the Cardinal’s Award.

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Awards to UnderclassmenHeadmaster’s AwardFor contribution to class, positive attitude and school spiritForm A tyler pirovicForm I nathan DangleForm II miles mooreForm III brian murphy, IIIForm IV Garth herbertForm V nicholas tucci

St. Anselm’s Faculty AwardFor academic performance and commitment to learningForm A Aamir KhullerForm I Adam WassermanForm II Ryan DalbecForm III Jack butlerForm IV Joseph nahraForm V Jacob Wasserman

Barry Creative Writing Prize in PoetryIn memory of Mr. Peter Barry, ’83Form V Garret Jansen

Peter Samp, ’08, Memorial Prize For contributions to the It’s Academic programForm V Aidan mehigan

Rensselaer Medal AwardFor outstanding achievement in math and scienceForm V brian crump

“Egg Drop” AwardForm IV Winfield miller

George Washington University Engineering MedalFor excellence in mathematics and scienceForm V Jacob Wasserman

National Science Teachers Association ExploraVision AwardFor performance in the annual Toshiba ExploraVision competitionthomas Schmitt (Form IV) and Jacob Wasserman (Form V)

National Latin Exam, Perfect ScoreForm I evan binkley eric crump charles ladd Ryan montesi maxim novak pablo Ruiz

National Greek Exam, HonorsForm V Andrew houghton (High Honors) matthew palmer (Merit Award)

National Spanish Exam, Gold MedalForm IV Diego torres

Ronald bokow

National French Exam, Gold MedalForm II charles paquetteForm III Jack butler Alexander lemmon Kody low phoenix morrison Kevin WorthForm IV pierre de Dreuzy

The entire student body and faculty are pictured on Coach Brian Murphy Court at the beginning of the 2010–2011 academic year on August 26.

2010–2011 Summary of Giving

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The Annual FundSupporting the St. Anselm’s Experience

2006–2007

2007–2008

2008–2009

2009–2010

2010–2011

$146,171

$244,483

$234,501

$334,967

Total Annual Fund Giving (past five years): $1,308,999

$348,877

Reflects all gifts and pledges received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey School

capital Gifts1955 building Addition/Renovation 10 gifts $1,333*

Annual GiftsAnnual Fund Gifts Designated for School’s General budget 539 gifts $190,019Annual Fund Gifts Designated for Scholarship Financial Aid 346 gifts $108,582other Gifts & pledges (including annual restricted gifts) 261 gifts $85,3442010 Fall Scholarship Gala Gross Receipts 369 gifts $213,097

endowment Gifts 2010 – 2011 Gifts 56 gifts $34,129

Total Gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey School $632,504

Gifts Designated for St. Anselm’s Abbey

Annual GiftsAnnual Fund Gifts Designated for St. Anselm’s Abbey 115 gifts $50,276

Gifts to the Capital Campaign: Caring, Building and Planning for Tomorrow

Scholarship endowment 24 gifts/pledges $213,200Abbey Renovation 1 gift $50,000

*Pay-downs on pledges made in prior years.

AnonymousAlice and eugene Ford Foundationmr. Santiago n. Arene, ’99mr. and mrs. Daniel Attridge, esq., ’72mrs. Joan marie baderms. claudia c. baskinmr. and mrs. Robert bellDrs. John and catherine benedettoms. Janice bertozzimr. Richard best and ms. Alison luchsmr. and mrs. James e. boland, Jr., ’67mr. and mrs. G. thomas borgerms. mary Anne borstmr. and mrs. charles bragalemr. and mrs. Robert J. branson, ’66mr. and mrs. herbert F. brooksmr. and mrs. Stanley c. brubakermr. David burke, ’84

and ms. Kelly mcGannmr. and mrs. thaddeus J. burns, ’81mr. and mrs. ellis m. butler, Jr.capital one n.A.mr. and mrs. Dan b. caulfield, ’81mrs. patricia Anne caulfieldcoakley Williams constructionmrs. mary cockerhammr. and mrs. Jonathan e. colby, ’64coldwell banker Residential

brokerage corp.mr. and mrs. peter l. collins, ’74mr. and mrs. Robert F. comstockDr. and mrs. pierce S. cordenmr. michael J. corrigan, ’83mr. and mrs. Andrew l. creightonDaisy b. Deering trustmr. christopher J. Daly, ’60mr. and mrs. christopher K. Davittms. m. catherine Digglemr. and mrs. R. michael Doddmr. and mrs. William D. Dolan, III, ’61mr. and mrs. edward Dolanmr. and mrs. Raymond S. Dolgertmr. and mrs. christopher F. Dugan, ’66mr. and mrs. David l. Durkinedna p. Jacobsen charitable trust

for Animals, Inc.eScrip/SafewayDr. leo eskin, ’76

and ms. Kathy Alexandermr. James Fainmr. John Feeney

and Ambassador laura Kennedymr. and mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66mr. James D. Filpi, ’86mr. and mrs. Jean e. Gaetjens

mr. and mrs. Andrew J. Gamblems. Gloria Wyvill Garnermrs. Julia p. Gastonmr. and mrs. Stephen Diaz GavinGiant Food, Inc.mrs. Ruth t. Goenmr. and mrs. paul G. haaga, Jr.Dr. and mrs. Reid h. hansen, ’68mr. Albert hansen, ’72

and ms. Karen mullermr. David A. harnett, ’58mr. Frank henneburg

and ms. Sharon FreyGe Foundationmrs. loretta m. higginsDr. and mrs. bernard J. hillig, ’52mr. Raymond hogan, ’68

and Dr. emily platt

2010–2011 Leadership GiftsSt. Anselm’s Abbey School is thankful for every donation, but we would especially like to highlight the very generous dona-tions of those whom we list below. these individuals, corporations and foundations have chosen to provide leadership gifts that particularly inspire all of us engaged in the community that is St. Anselm’s. those included here also appear later in this Report under the various funds and campaigns they have chosen to support at St. Anselm’s Abbey School.

mr. michael huerta and ms. Ann Sowder

mr. John S. huitema, ’81mr. thomas husted

and ms. Ines bustillomr. and mrs. Juan b. Ianni, ’66mr. terry Jacobs

and ms. Dena Ann bakerthe James m. Johnston trustmr. and mrs. John G. Johnson, Jr.mr. and mrs. Stephen m. Kearney, ’74mrs. eleanore l. Keeganmr. patrick m. Kenny, ’91mr. and mrs. Stephen b. Kinnaird, ’80mr. Adam Kline and ms. Zeny magosRev. t. Ansgar laczkomr. and mrs. Joseph langmr. and mrs. thomas h. lee, ’87

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Fall colors frame the monastic library in October.

Annual Fund Circles of GivingSt. Anselm’s Abbey School recognizes donors for their participation in Annual Giving and support of the School. Gifts listed are from individuals, corporations, foundations and other organizations and directed through the Annual Fund to one or more of three designations: the School’s overall budget, current-year financial aid and support of the monastic community. All Annual Fund gifts received during the past fiscal year – July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011 – are recognized in the following sections.Note: Gifts to named scholarships, the Fall Scholarship Gala, the Endowment and the Golf Outing are listed separately.

Founder’s circleGifts of $10,000 and abovemr. and mrs. Daniel Attridge, esq., ’72 mrs. Joan marie badermr. and mrs. Jonathan e. colby, ’64mr. and mrs. paul G. haaga, Jr.mr. thomas mccormickmr. and mrs. Robert W. truland, ’61St. Anselm’s Abbey School

Alumni Associationunited Way of the

national capital Area

Abbot’s circleGifts of $5,000 - $9,000mr. and mrs. G. thomas borgermr. and mrs. thaddeus J. burns, ’81Ge Foundationmr. and mrs. thomas J. mahaffeymr. and mrs. brian t. mcmahon, ’79microsoft corporation

President’s circleGifts of $2,500 - $4,999Daisy b. Deering trust

mr. and mrs. christopher K Davittmrs. Ruth t. Goenmr. Frank henneburg

and ms. Sharon Freymr. Ralph muoiomr. and mrs. Kirk J. nahraSt. Anselm’s Abbey School

parents Associationmr. and mrs. Giovanni RecchiaWiley Rein llpmr. and mrs. Richard b. Willett

Headmaster’s circleGifts of $1,000 - $2,499mr. and mrs. Stephen F. barnettmr. and mrs. Robert bellDrs. John and catherine benedettomr. and mrs. edward A. blickmr. and mrs. herbert F. brooksmr. and mrs. Stanley c. brubakermr. David burke, ’84

and ms. Kelly mcGannmr. and mrs. Dan b. caulfield, ’81mrs. patricia Anne caulfieldmrs. mary cockerham

mr. and mrs. Andrew l. creightonmr. christopher J. Daly, ’60mr. and mrs. R. michael Doddmr. and mrs. Raymond S. Dolgertmr. and mrs. christopher F. Dugan, ’66eScrip/Safewaymr. James Fainmr. and mrs. Jean e. Gaetjensmrs. Julia p. Gastonmr. and mrs. Stephen Diaz GavinGiant Food, Inc.Dr. and mrs. Reid h. hansen, ’68mr. Albert hansen, ’72

and ms. Karen mullermr. David A. harnett, ’58Dr. and mrs. bernard J. hillig, ’52mr. Raymond hogan, ’68

and Dr. emily plattmr. John S. huitema, ’81mr. thomas husted and ms. Ines bustillomr. and mrs. Juan b. Ianni, ’66edna p. Jacobsen charitable trust

for Animals, Inc.mrs. eleanore l. KeeganRev. t. Ansgar laczko

mr. and mrs. christian libanatimr. mark lofgren

and ms. Kathryn niewenhousmr. and mrs. Andrew J. lorentzmr. James p. lucier, Jr., ’82miss beatrice mackenziemr. and mrs. thomas J. mahaffeymr. mark mahaney, ’83

and ms. patricia mickensmrs. elizabeth marianiDr. and mrs. paul h. mattingly, ’58mr. everett mattlin and ms. barbara patockaDr. and mrs. barry mcconvillemr. thomas mccormickmr. and mrs. brian t. mcmahon, ’79mr. and mrs. thomas J. mehiganmr. Quentin meyerAmbassador and mrs. mark micelimicrosoft corporationmr. Andrew miller

and ms. penelope FarthingDr. and mrs. peter moricimr. Steve morrison

and ms. carol Fishbackmr. Ralph muoiomr. and mrs. Kirk J. nahrams. maria Anna nazarczuk

nolan Family charitable Foundationmr. and mrs. matthew nolan, esq., ’76mr. and mrs. Alexander A. novakDr. and mrs. Wallace e. oatesmr. and mrs. morgan e. o’brien, ’62mrs. helene o’neilmr. F. patrick ostronic, ’73mr. William palmer

and Dr. elizabeth KicklighterDr. Rubina patelmr. and mrs. b. Donovan picardDr. eugen pirovic

and ms. Jean bourne-pirovicmr. and mrs. thomas F. pochemr. and mrs. benjamin e. porto, ’61Dr. and mrs. Jogues R. prandoni, ’62mr. and mrs. Giovanni Recchiamr. and mrs. paul Richmr. and mrs. John A. Riggsmr. paul Ritchie, ’78

and ms. Ayn haglermr. and mrs. John J. Ruppel, ’57Ruppert landscapingmr. and mrs. Richard A. Sampmr. and mrs. John l. Schmittmr. and mrs. erich t. Schwartzmr. and mrs. e. Geoffrey Sellamr. James e. Sharer, ’74

mr. and mrs. louis Silvanomr. and mrs. Donald e. SmithSt. Anselm’s Abbey School

Alumni AssociationSt. Anselm’s Abbey School

parents Associationmr. c. Richard Stafford, ’53mr. patrick Stingley

and ms. cynthia Greerms. Alessandra J. StylesDr. connie Swiner, III, ’77mr. and mrs. edward treacy, Jr.mr. and mrs. Robert truland, ’61mr. and mrs. michael e. tucciunited Way of the

national capital Areamr. Francis t. Vincent, Jr.the W. o’neil Foundation, Inc.mr. and mrs. christopher Werner, ’65mr. and mrs. peter b. WhiteDr. luke J. Whitesell, ’76capt. John G. Wildt, ’00Wiley Rein llpmr. Donald Winkler

and ms. carolyn Wintermr. and mrs. Steven Worthmr. and mrs. christopher e. yinug, ’92

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mr. and mrs. Joseph langmr. and mrs. thomas h. lee, ’87miss beatrice mackenziemr. mark mahaney, ’83

and ms. patricia mickensDr. and mrs. paul h. mattingly, ’58mr. everett mattlin

and ms. barbara patockaDr. and mrs. barry mcconvillemr. Quentin meyerAmbassador and mrs. mark micelimr. Andrew miller

and ms. penelope FarthingDr. and mrs. peter moricinolan Family charitable Foundationmrs. helene o’neilmr. William palmer

and Dr. elizabeth Kicklightermr. and mrs. b. Donovan picardmr. and mrs. benjamin e. porto, ’61mr. and mrs. paul Richmr. and mrs. John A. Riggsmr. paul Ritchie, ’78

and ms. Ayn haglermr. and mrs. John J. Ruppel, ’57mr. and mrs. erich t. Schwartzmr. and mrs. e. Geoffrey Sellamr. James e. Sharer, ’74mr. and mrs. Donald e. Smithmr. patrick Stingley

and ms. cynthia GreerDr. connie Swiner, III, ’77mr. and mrs. edward treacy, Jr.mr. and mrs. michael e. tucciDr. and mrs. Gordon c. Vidmarmr. Francis t. Vincent, Jr.mr. and mrs. peter b. WhiteDr. luke J. Whitesell, ’76capt. John G. Wildt, ’00mr. Donald Winkler

and ms. carolyn Wintermr. and mrs. Steven Worthmr. and mrs. christopher e. yinug, ’92

Faculty circleGifts of $500 - $999Dr. and mrs. David Antezana, ’85mr. and mrs. David J. Ardoinmrs. maryle Ashleyhon. and mrs. patrick J. Attridgemr. and mrs. carl p. babendreier, ’74mr. Richard best and ms. Alison luchsmr. and mrs. Webster A. bladesmr. pierre D. boehler, ’76bristol-myers Squibb Foundationmr. and mrs. James A. broderickmr. and mrs. Kevin J. broschDr. michael cappello, ’80

and ms. Kerry Robinsonmr. and mrs. thomas F. carpentermr. and mrs. Stephen J. castellan, ’75mrs. Joan castellanmr. and mrs. terrence c. caulfield, ’85mr. and mrs. peter l. collins, ’74Dr. and mrs. William D. commins, ’48

ms. margaret conynghammr. michael J. corrigan, ’83Dr. and mrs. paul J. cunningham, ’88mr. and mrs. Stan Daberkowmr. and mrs. David l. DurkinFannie mae Foundationmr. and mrs. peter h. Fishermr. Richard c. Garnermr. James Gleason

and ms. cynthia butlerDrs. michael and Deborah GoldbergGoldman Sachs and companymr. and mrs. William hanrahanmr. James hohman

and ms. marian halemr. and mrs. James huitemaDr. Donald G. Jackson, ’84mr. and mrs. Stephen m. Kearney, ’74mr. patrick m. Kenny, ’91mr. and mrs. William h. learymr. and mrs. James F. lischer, Jr.mr. David b. lischer, ’93mr. and mrs. Francis A. marks, Jr., ’52Drs. William and patricia mayms. Jeanne m. mcdermottmr. and mrs. e. Reeves mcGee, ’91mr. brian J. mcmanus, ’60mrs. helen mcneillmr. christopher J. monsour, ’86mr. John mullan, ’71

and ms. Denise eggersmr. and mrs. Alexander A. novakmrs. Geraldine W. novakmr. Richard nuanes

and ms. Kathi Sullivanmiss helen t. paniczko †mrs. Kathryn K. powersDr. and mrs. Jogues R. prandoni, ’62mr. and mrs. paul A. Ritacco, II, ’86ms. Alice m. Rivlinmr. and mrs. Salvatore A Romanomr. and mrs. Ricardo Ruizmrs. Antoinette Ruppert †mr. and mrs. Richard A. Sampmr. and mrs. John l. Schmitt

Dr. and mrs. George F. Schreiner, ’67mr. charles Sheehan, ’72

and ms. caroline Ratcliiffemr. and mrs. carl R. Siebentritt, ’75mr. Joseph Skeffington

and ms. mary Kenelhon. and mrs. loren A. Smithmr. and mrs. John StrylowskiDr. Andrew Szegedy-maszak, ’66

and ms. elizabeth bobrickmr. and mrs. John R. tydingsunited Way of Greater los Angelesmr. and mrs. Richard Van Alstynemr. and mrs. Gary Vinesmr. and mrs. William Waltersmr. and mrs. christopher Werner, ’65mr. bradford Willett, ’91 and ms. lea Ann Wellsmr. christopher Williams

and ms. laurel mcFarlandDr. and mrs. nicholas Zill, II

1942 circleGifts up to $499Anonymousmr. Rafael Acevedo and ms. Gabriela pardomr. George AckermanDr. pankaj K. Agarwalla, ’00mr. and mrs. Alejandro Aguilera-titusmr. Fadil o. Aliriza, ’05mr. Kerry Allen and ms. maureen Sheamr. John Aloimonos

and ms. cornelia Fermullermr. and mrs. m. W. Ambrosemrs. Gladys Antezanamr. and mrs. Gregorio Arevalomrs. Irene Arpinmr. and mrs. patrick J. Attridge, ’74mrs. Julia mccarthy Ayalamr. and mrs. brian bader, ’76mr. matthew J. badila, ’05mr. and mrs. J. michael balderston, ’54mr. and mrs. thomas balderston, ’58bank of America

Annual Fund Circles of Giving

The Varsity cross country team huddles prior to a home meet in September.

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† deceased

mr. Kevin b. barefoot, ’00mr. michael barich

and ms. Joan Slonczewskims. Janine barillotmr. and mrs. Steven G. barnett, ’84Dr. and mrs. Robert D. barryms. Robin barthmr. and mrs. Robert J. beard, ’51mr. and mrs. Robert l. benedetto, ’89Dr. and mrs. michael J. berard, ’71mr. and mrs. thomas m. berg, ’58mr. brian berns

and ms. helen martin bernsmr. and mrs. charles F. betz, ’53mr. and mrs. Richard bifflmr. David binkley

and ms. patricia Darishmr. William black

and ms. Rita Kelliher-blackmr. and mrs. parle thomas blakemr. and mrs. Donald K. bloomfieldmr. and mrs. Jerry bokowmr. and mrs. thaddeus boland, Sr., ’75mr. and mrs. Walter J. bonnermr. paul bonner, ’86

and ms. margaret Georgemr. and mrs. marc t. borger, ’98mr. and mrs. matthew boyseSr. Rita bozel, Dcmr. Albert e. branson, Jr., ’60mr. and mrs. Robert J. branson, ’66mr. christopher bresnahan, ’86ms. Jane brinleymrs. laura brittonmr. and mrs. matthew J. britton, ’84mr. matthew brooks, ’01mr. and mrs. brinton brownRev. homer brown

and ms. Debra Knight-brownmr. Kirk brown and ms. carol Ramirezmrs. Valerie A. brownmr. and mrs. edward c. bruntragerDr. F. Jackson bryce, ’62mr. and mrs. Sven burmesterDr. Arthur l. burnett, ’80mr. Joseph e. burns, ’50mr. patrick burns

and ms. mary Suffolettamr. and mrs. l. Robert burokermr. and mrs. ellis m. butler, Jr.mrs. Sylvia byrdDr. and mrs. Robert caiolamr. and mrs. Antonino calabromr. and mrs. michael calingaertmr. and mrs. charles F. callanan, ’69mr. Richard J. carr, ’52mr. and mrs. William carrollDr. and mrs. michael carusoDr. mario casarellamr. and mrs. James J. casimirDr. and mrs. David m. castellan, ’79mr. and mrs. christopher caulfield, ’87Dr. and mrs. Joseph chalmers, ’60mr. and mrs. Ramsey chambers

Dr. Antonio chavesmr. peter chemery, ’70

and ms. Amy hungerfordmr. and mrs. chong h. chomr. and mrs. thomas J. cholis, Jr.mr. and mrs. Robert F. clark, ’55mr. and mrs. Jeffrey b. clarkmr. and mrs. Stephen J. clark, ’60mr. and mrs. Joseph l. clearymr. and mrs. Daniel e. clementmr. David F. clemmer, Jr., ’90mr. and mrs. Robert W. cobbmr. nicholas cobbsmr. Robert W. cobbs, ’02mr. Jeremy t. cockerham, ’10mr. and mrs. milo G. coerpercolorado Security Agencymr. mark commins

and ms. monica mischecommonwealth Digital office Solutionsmr. and mrs. James p. connell, ’90mr. and mrs. James R. connellmr. paul R. J. connolly, ’62

and ms. Kingsley W. clickmr. michael conyngham, ’78

and ms. mary hardimanmr. and mrs. edward l. cook, ’83mr. James cooney, ’61

and ms. patricia Kennedymr. and mrs. thomas coonymr. and mrs. William m. corbett, ’55Dr. mark h. corden, ’95mr. and mrs. peter corranmr. John J. corrigan, ’83mr. and mrs. Kenneth p. costa, ’82Dr. and mrs. Joseph cotruvomr. Joseph A. cotruvo, ’02mr. and mrs. Vincent t. cowal, ’78ms. Karen l. coxmr. and mrs. John m. crain, ’89

mr. and mrs. Roger crainmr. James craver and ms. laura mcGrathmr. edward c. crooke, ’90mrs. Sarah c. crookemr. and mrs. Adrian h. crowne, ’92mr. and mrs. James crowne, ’67mr. and mrs. peter crumpmr. and mrs. Dennis cunninghammr. James Dahlberg

and ms. Deirdre Donahuemr. and mrs. William A. Dalbecmr. matthew Daly, ’80Dr. and mrs. louis m. Damianomr. and mrs. mark h. Danglemr. Joshua Glenn Daniels, ’04mr. and mrs. William Darishmr. Adam m. Davies, ’08mr. and mrs. cornelius Daviesms. Dina Daviesmr. and mrs. James F. Davis, ’77mr. and mrs. brian Davitt, ’73mr. and mrs. michael e. Davitt, ’72mr. R. mark Deanmr. patrick m. Decker, ’02mr. Richard J. DeFelice, ’57mr. timothy Delaney, ’66

and ms. Katherine putnammr. and mrs. michael J. Dellapa, Jr.mr. hal Delucamr. and mrs. William R. DentonDr. paul Desan, ’73 and ms. cecilia Avilamr. Richard l. desJardins, ’57mr. matthew R. Dickie, ’94mr. and mrs. eric Dickman, ’91mr. and mrs. michael Dirdamr. and mrs. Daniel l. Dolan, ’58mr. onnig h. Dombalagian, ’88mr. and mrs. James R. Donaldmr. and mrs. J. michael Donnellymr. Justin Donnelly, ’98


The Priory Players presented the world premiere of a new musical version of “A Christmas Carol” in the Devine Performing Arts Center in November.

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mr. and mrs. thomas F. Dorwart, ’58Dow Jones and companymr. and mrs. William J. Driscollmr. Anthony Ducomb

and ms. Robin Isenbergmr. and mrs. Sotiraq Dunellarims. Janine Dunnemr. Gerald Dunphymr. brendan m. Durkin, ’08mr. Ian K. Durkin, ’10mr. and mrs. christopher Dwyer, ’87mr. and mrs. Robert t Dwyermr. Jacques R. edelin, ’97Dr. John c. edwards, ’59mr. and mrs. eugene e. elder, ’81mr. and mrs. Anthony elenbaasmrs. Rosemary elsonemployees charity organization of

northrop Grummanmrs. hajnalka enzelDr. and mrs. Robert e. erard, ’73mr. and mrs. erin ersenkal, ’94Dr. leo eskin, ’76 and ms. Kathy Alexandermr. Andrew eveleth, ’91mr. peter A. evelethmr. bazil Facchina, ’78mr. and mrs. charles Fafardmrs. Jennifer Faheymr. Jeb A. Fain, ’04mr. and mrs. thomas Falettims. nina J. FalvelloDr. charles c. Falzon, ’96mr. tony Fazio and ms. m. ellen o’neillDr. and mrs. Stephen J. Fedigan, ’86

mr. and mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66mr. and mrs. piers A. Fennell, ’92mr. Stephen c. Fenwick, ’83mr. charles S. Fiertzmr. and mrs. peter V. Filpimr. James D. Filpi, ’86mr. thomas e. Finan, ’92mr. Ira A. Fishmanmr. and mrs. mack G. Flemingmr. michael Fletcher

and ms. chantal courieutmr. Jonathan Foley, ’76

and ms. Karen baehlermr. and mrs. Robert t. Fossmr. Roland F. Foss, ’01mr. and mrs. bruce c. Fuller, ’62mr. Dennis Gallagher

and ms. carol barthelmr. Keith m. Galloway, ’97mr. Scott m. Galloway, ’93mr. and mrs. Andrew J. Gamblemr. and mrs. charles Gardnerms. Gloria Wyvill Garnermr. and mrs. George Garveyms. Solange Garveymr. and mrs. Joseph Gerbermr. Jeffrey n. Gibbsmr. and mrs. J. mark Gidleymr. Joseph K. Giffler, ’82mrs. lydia K Gifflermr. and mrs. William R. GigaxDr. and mrs. Raine m. Gilbert, ’57Dr. and mrs. bruno Giordani, ’71mr. and mrs. benjamin W. Giuliani, ’52mr. brendan Gleason, ’03Dr. mark Gnerro †Google matching Gifts programmrs. louise J. GordonDr. and mrs. michael Gorman, Jr., ’83mr. and mrs. michael Gormanmr. and mrs. William Graffmr. and mrs. Kenneth Grahamms. Zelda Greenspunmr. and mrs. Jean Grosdidier

de matonsmr. l. mark Grossms. Kristin Spearing Gullandmr. and mrs. John G. haaga, ’71ms. Kia mary habisreitingermr. and mrs. michael J. hagan, ’83mr. and mrs. Robert J. haggerty, ’61mr. and mrs. mark hallammr. matthew S. hallam, ’05mr. and mrs. lawrence hamm, ’68Dr. and mrs. peter G. hamm, ’72mr. Raymond hankins

and ms. lisa mccurdyDr. timothy c. hanley, ’60mr. William F. hanrahan, ’09mr. and mrs. J. barry harrelsonmrs. bonnie W. harrisonmr. and mrs. Jeffrey harwoodmr. and mrs. Robert m. hatch, ’83mr. and mrs. charles hatchermr. and mrs. Joseph D. hayden, ’50

Dr. and mrs. Raymond hayesmr. lawrence p. hayes, ’55mr. and mrs. berle henrymrs. marie-therese hensel mr. and mrs. Douglas D. herbertmr. and mrs. John K. higgins, Jr.mr. and mrs. thomas m. higginsmr. Justin higgins, ’88mr. lawrence hilliard

and ms. leslie Davies-hilliardms. Zlatica hokemr. and mrs. Ward e. hostetler, ’52mr. and mrs. Richard houghtonmr. Kevin christopher hudson, ’04Dr. and mrs. Austin l. hughes, ’66mr. and mrs. John S. hurley, ’55mr. lucas F. husted, ’09I.b.m. matching Gift programmr. and mrs. August A. Imholtzmr. and mrs. John G. Ironmongermr. cameron e. Jacobs, ’08mr. and mrs. Joseph h. Jacques, ’62mr. and mrs. charles Jenningsmr. and mrs. Frederick JessupDr. and mrs. carl Johnsonmr. edward Jurith

and ms. Kathleen healymr. Steven W. Kahle, ’83cmdr. philip e. Kapusta, uSnmr. and mrs. patrick Kavanaugh, ’66mr. thomas Keary and hon. Ann Kearymr. and mrs. Richard J. Keegan, Jr., ’73mrs. Joan KeenanDr. and mrs. Dennis p. Kehoe, ’73mr. and mrs. William p. Kellymr. William Kelly, ’80

and ms. carla Forbes-Kellylt. cmdr. nathan p. Kendrick, ’96mr. and mrs. Richard Kennahmr. and mrs. philip m. Kennedymrs. heléne Grove KennyDr. and mrs. Stephen G. KentDr. nicholas A. Kessides, ’01Drs. martin and mary lenore Keszlermr. and mrs. James R. Ketchummr. and mrs. timothy R. Ketchum, ’90mr. Samir Khuller

and ms. Kalyani chadhamrs. Joan Kinnairdmr. and mrs. edward p. Kirbymr. and mrs. paul t. Kirkhammr. Richard Kjeldgaard

and ms. Joan Darbymr. Gerard Klein and

ms. Anne marie Westerbaan-Kleinmr. and mrs. t. michael Knaselmr. David m. Knasel, ’87Dr. Juliana Simmons Kopecmr. and mrs. michael K. Kopec, ’93Dr. and mrs. F. W. Kraemer, III, ’92mr. and mrs. charles Krafftmr. Joseph m. Krafftmr. David J. KranceDr. and mrs. James J. Krebsmr. and mrs. David W. la Voy


Form I students at a Middle School Track & Field meet in April. (Photo: Y. Udoumoh, ’13)

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† deceased

mr. Allan A. laGrenade-Finch, ’09mr. nikolas lanyi, ’85

and ms. holly peelemrs. helma lanyimr. and mrs. michael laplaca, ’55Dr. michael laskowski

and Dr. carol DeFrancesmr. Ramon l. lavanderohon. and mrs. James lawson, ’48mr. howard leathers

and ms. martha Stancillmr. James leathers, ’04mr. John leathers, ’06mr. and mrs. brieuc b. lebigremr. and mrs. thomas J. leckeymr. and mrs. michael leemr. and mrs. Arthur e. leitch, Jr.mr. and mrs. michael c. lemmonDr. and mrs. charles lewismr. Arthur lindermr. and mrs. charles t. lindsay, Jr.mr. and mrs. michael lodicomr. and mrs. michael J. lombardi, ’69Dr. Richard long

and ms. Dolores couttsmr. clarence D. long, IV, ’92mr. and mrs. Andrew J. lorentzmr. Jamsheed lovelace, ’09mr. and mrs. Roye l. lowrymr. Samuel G. lucianomr. James p. lucier, Jr., ’82mr. and mrs. matthew b. lynch, ’04mr. thomas J. lynch, ’87mr. and mrs. Robert A. mackall, ’67

Dr. and mrs. thomas magovernmr. and mrs. Robert R. mahaneymr. brendan p. mahaney, ’83mr. and mrs. Richard A. maio, ’59Dr. and mrs. Joseph l. malone IIImr. Gerald maloneymr. and mrs. neville A. mandermr. and mrs. John marcantoniomrs. elizabeth marianimr. and mrs. carlos A. marinomr. and mrs. matthew markelDr. and mrs. John p. martin, ’87Dr. and mrs. Stephen D. martin, ’73mr. and mrs. bernard h. martinmr. and mrs. Ronald e. martin, ’61mr. and mrs. S. Douglas martinmr. paul J. martin, ’95mr. and mrs. Stanley matelski, III, ’62mr. and mrs. William t. mathias, ’86mrs. bette J. mathiasDr. and mrs. George e. mattingly, ’56mr. Jeffrey l. mattlin, ’95mr. and mrs. thomas A. mauromr. and mrs. Albert e. may, III, ’79mr. and mrs. patrick J. may, ’84mr. and mrs. timothy p. may, ’83mr. James p. mcAndrews, IV, ’05mr. and mrs. michael J. mccarthymr. and mrs. michael m.

mccarthy, ’64mr. and mrs. William mccarthymrs. Sally mccarthymr. and mrs. Gerald p. mccartin, ’72mr. paul W. mccloskey

mr. and mrs. Allen A. mccusker, ’56mrs. Rosemary mccutchenmr. J. christopher mcDonough, ’81mr. and mrs. lorton S. mcFarlanemr. and mrs. James R. mcFeeters Jr.mr. and mrs. philip c. mcGuiremr. Jeffrey mcpherson and ms. terrie Gomillion-mcphersonmr. thomas mctighe, ’72 and Dr. Denise cornish-mctighemr. and mrs. thomas J. mehiganmr. James meiburger, ’77mr. John J. meiburger, ’77mr. and mrs. R. D. melendez, ’48mr. martin mellett and ms. Judy Walsh-mellettmr. and mrs. William D. merklemrs. eleanor merrickmr. and mrs. Richard messallemr. and mrs. Richard e. metreymr. Robert metzler, ’67

and ms. mary carnevalems. Julia michelmr. and mrs. G. b. mickum, IV, ’72mr. and mrs. Floyd millerDr. and mrs. John R. millwater, ’60mr. and mrs. matthew c. minahanmr. Kenneth miranda

and ms. elena papinaDr. c. David missar, ’83

and ms. Katherine monahanmr. lawrence modisett

and ms. Ann Sullivanmr. and mrs. marc mollermr. and mrs. mark K. molloy, ’89mr. and mrs. John monizmr. and mrs. peter m. montaguemr. John montrollmr. husayn-olivier moody, ’94mr. and mrs. José moralesmr. carl A. morales, ’94mr. Steve morrison

and ms. carol Fishbackmr. Jason moskowitzmr. peter J. mueller, ’04Dr. and mrs. Andrew J. murphy, ’64mr. and mrs. James murphymr. and mrs. Robert S. murphy, ’57mrs. Karen c. murphymr. Denis l. murray, ’60mr. and mrs. James mwombelamr. and mrs. carl nagel, IIImr. and mrs. Kenneth nellismr. and mrs. barry nestormr. michael p. niemiramr. Ryoichi noguchi, ’99Ambassador and mrs. James e.

nolan, Jr., ’50mr. and mrs. James G. nolan, ’61mr. and mrs. matthew nolan, esq., ’76mr. eamon K. nolan, ’05mr. Ryan S. nuanes, ’04mr. Jose nunez

and ms. maria Gonzalesmr. and mrs. Francis J. o’brimski, ’54mr. and mrs. James D. o’connell


Form A choral students perform in the annual Christmas concert in the Devine Performing Arts Center.

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mr. and mrs. bernard h. oetjenmr. and mrs. michael oetjenmr. and mrs. George e. o’Keefe, ’60mr. and mrs. Daniel F. o’learymr. and mrs. norman J. oliver, ’62mr. and mrs. mark oliver, ’65Dr. and mrs. edward J. o’neill, ’59Dr. thomas m. o’neill, ’57mr. and mrs. bernard o’neill, Jr., ’55mr. and mrs. c. larry o’Rourkemr. and mrs. Robert ostmann, Jr., ’70mr. F. patrick ostronic, ’73mr. and mrs. hugo A. owen, ’71Dr. and mrs. Anthony l. owens, ’84lt. col. and mrs. James l.

owens, uSmc (Ret.), ’47mr. christopher paganelli

and ms. Anne lintonmr. and mrs. Winthrop R. palmer, ’76mr. and mrs. benjamin l. palumboDr. and mrs. louis n. pangaromr. and mrs. matthew l. pangaro, ’90mr. charles paquette

and ms. Jane StensonDr. Don parker, ’81

and ms. Sheryl linch-parkerms. maderia y. parkerDr. Rubina patelmrs. cheryl peckenpaughcapt. Richard pera

and ms. mary Jo Robinsonmr. christopher m. persels, ’08pfizer FoundationDr. michael phipps, ’93

and ms. madeline phipps-Dickmr. Samuel D. picard, ’97mr. and mrs. bruce D. pickering, ’80mr. and mrs. David pickering, Jr., ’74mr. Robert W. pitts, ’50mr. and mrs. egons A. plavnieks, ’71mr. and mrs. mark polhemusmrs. barbara portermr. James t. potemra, ’82mr. philip b. K. potter, ’98mr. peter m. powers, ’89Dr. evelynn u. putnammr. and mrs. charles J. Quilter, ’60mr. and mrs. James h. Quinnmr. and mrs. charles bryant Raisch

Sr. Victoria mary Rajca, RScJDr. and mrs. Donald e. Ralph, ’57Raytheon Systems companymrs. Karen Reedcapt. and mrs. paul m. Reganms. Rita Ann Reimermr. and mrs. Guy J. Ricciomr. howard Riddick

and Dr. carol Riddickmr. michael Riggs, ’95mr. Robert Rigsby

and ms. Anna blacksburne-Rigsbymr. and mrs. Robert Rinehartmrs. mary catherine Robertsmr. and mrs. John e. Robertson, ’64mrs. Amy Robinsonmr. and mrs. Francis c. Rockmr. and mrs. Francis m. Roddymr. and mrs. Scott p. Rodenhuis, ’82mr. David Roderer, ’86

and ms. bethany Vallieremr. and mrs. Richard p. Rodgersmr. charles Roh and ms. maureen Gevlinmr. Jack Rose and ms. lorelie mastersmr. Donald F. Rossmr. and mrs. Stephen D. Roushmr. and mrs. Robert Ruddmr. Robert G. Rudd, ’09mr. christopher Ruppertmr. and mrs. Alfonso Rushingmr. and mrs. charles Russellmr. and mrs. James A. Ryan, ’92mrs. mary Sampmrs. marilee Sandersmr. and mrs. Glen Savoryhon. and mrs. Ronald Schiffmr. Andrew m. Schiff, ’06

mr. thomas A. Schlenkermr. peter Schmeissner, ’86

and ms. maria Soushkomr. and mrs. John Schmertzmr. and mrs. thomas J. Schmittmr. and mrs. William p. Schreiner, ’70mrs. Joan F. Schuckermr. Joseph m. Schweitzer, ’00mr. Andrew F.A. Seabrook, ’06mr. William Seabrook and ms. Gay ludingtonmr. Keith Secular and ms. Susan catlerDr. Jeanne SellaDr. Daniel J. Sherman, ’76mr. and mrs. Stanley Shermanmr. Joseph J. Shiang, ’84mr. Richard A. Shumann, ’84mr. Jeremy V. Siegel, ’99mr. and mrs. louis Silvanomr. Stephen G. Sinclairmr. Robert Sinsheimer

and ms. Gretchen Gueldemr. and mrs. perry R. Skeathmr. and mrs. Ronald Slimp, IIDr. mark Smith, ’73

and ms. elizabeth bloch-Smithmr. Gregory Smith, ’68

and ms. Susan Wattsmr. Sebastian e. Smoot, ’05mr. and mrs. John p. Sontag, ’50mr. and mrs. yovani Soto, ’96mr. thomas l. Spencer, ’00Sprint Foundationmr. c. Richard Stafford, ’53mr. and mrs. Robert J. Stanfordmr. James Stanford, ’90

and ms. carmencita balagtasmr. charles A. Steelman-Dyer, ’04


Fourth Formers enjoy House Day in September. (Photo: A. Atienza, ’14)

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More than 150 parents, students, faculty, alumni, monks and friends participated in the inaugural Peter Samp, ’08 Memorial 5K Run on April 29 at St. Anselm’s. Above, Richard and Jo Ella Samp relax with race organizer Cairn Krafft (center) following the race.

ms. maureen Steinbrunermr. mark Steitzmr. and mrs. michael A. Stephensmr. and mrs. Robert F. Stewartmr. lucky Stokes, ’69mr. Robert D. Strobos, ’99ms. Alessandra J. Stylesmr. and mrs. melchor l. Suarez, ’70mr. and mrs. mark p. Sullivan, ’86mrs. constance t. Sullivanms. Graciela p. Sullivanmr. michael b. Sundermeyer, ’58mr. peter b. Szegedy-maszak, esq., ’68mr. and mrs. Frederick J. tansill, ’66target corp.mr. David A. taylormr. and mrs. William G. teedmr. George tharakan

and Dr. Soma tharakanmr. A. bryan thibodeau, ’81mr. William G. tompkins, Jr., ’75Dr. † and mrs. paul p. travermr. and mrs. thomas A. trimboliDr. peter c. tseng, ’76Dr. and mrs. c. Frederick tynerDr. han van Dijk and Dr. martha matocha


mr. nicolaas m. van Dijk, ’10mrs. patricia Van Dusenmr. and mrs. Roger Vaughan, Jr., ’52Verizon Foundationmr. and mrs. James A. Vidasmr. and mrs. Gregory G. Vidmar, ’84mr. christian Volz, ’70

and ms. paula Jo pagems. Joan Von edenmr. James-michael von Stroebelmr. and mrs. paul Vongsathornmr. Xan A. Vongsathorn, ’05mr. and mrs. christopher Walsh, ’55mr. and mrs. m. t. Warring, Jr., ’56mr. Alan Washburnmr. and mrs. edward Wassermanmr. David Wasserman

and ms. Susan GinsbergDr. and mrs. edward F. Watkins, ’81mr. and mrs. John m. Weavercapt. and mrs. Jerome J. Weber, uSn (Ret.),

’54mr. Frederick Weckmr. and mrs. Richard D. WeirichDr. and mrs. peter l. Whitesell, ’79mr. David Whitesell, ’01 and ms. erica helland

mr. Joseph Wiehagen and ms. cathleen cooney

mr. and mrs. Jeffrey m. Wilbur, ’95mr. and mrs. James A. Wilding, ’55ms. catherine Williamsonms. Dolores Wilsonmr. and mrs. John D. Winters, ’48mr. christopher Wnuk

and ms. S. lynn coleman-WnukDr. and mrs. herbert Woodmr. Wilfrid Worland, ’61mr. and mrs. George m. Wright, ’62mr. and mrs. tarik Wrightmr. and mrs. David A.

yokoyama-martin, ’86mr. peter young, ’01mrs. and mrs. Jeremy youngmr. martin R. Zadravec, ’76mr. and mrs. edward Zdankiewiczms. Suzanne ZiskaDr. Joseph Zorc, ’84

and ms. Judith Kraftmr. patrick Zorc, ’98mr. and mrs. David Reynolds Zwick

Twelve seniors were honored in the National Merit and National Achievement scholarship competitions this year. Front row, L-R: Neil Sood; Liam Walsh-Mellett; José Gutierrez; and James Keegan. Back row, L-R: Branden Alegbeleye; Benjamin Moniz; Jonathan Aguilera-Titus; and Matthew Bollinger. Not pictured: Solomon Brown; Robert Cobb, Jr.; Jeremy Cockerham; and James Mwombela. For the full list of senior awards, see page 14.

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School chaplain Fr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56, says Mass for the Form A class in the Abbey Church during Lent.

Annual Giving by Current Parents

class of 2011Form VI

mr. Richard best and ms. Alison luchsmr. and mrs. parle thomas blakemr. and mrs. charles bragalemr. and mrs. lawrence hamm, ’68mr. and mrs. thomas m. higginsmr. thomas husted

and ms. Ines bustillomr. and mrs. charles Krafftmrs. Rosemary mccutchenmr. Jeffrey mcpherson and

ms. terrie Gomillion-mcphersonmr. and mrs. michael oetjenmrs. Karen Reedmr. and mrs. paul Richmr. and mrs. Alfonso Rushingmr. Keith Secular and ms. Susan catlerlt. col. and mrs. christopher

h. Ziebarth

class of 2012Form V

mr. and mrs. patrick J. Attridge, ’74mr. and mrs. peter crumpmr. Jonathan Foley, ’76

and ms. Karen baehlermr. and mrs. Stephen D. Gavinmr. and mrs. Richard houghton

Dr. and mrs. barry mcconvillemr. thomas mccormickmr. and mrs. thomas J. mehiganmr. christopher paganelli

and ms. Anne lintonmr. William palmer

and Dr. elizabeth Kicklightermr. and mrs. erich t. Schwartzmr. and mrs. e. Geoffrey Sellamr. and mrs. michael e. tuccimr. David Wasserman

and ms. Susan Ginsbergmr. Donald Winkler

and ms. carolyn Winter

class of 2013Form IV

mr. and mrs. paul J. Anninosmr. and mrs. Robert bellmr. and mrs. Jerry bokowms. Karen l. coxmr. James craver

and ms. laura mcGrathmr. and mrs. Andrew l. creightonmr. and mrs. mark h. Danglemr. and mrs. Sotiraq Dunellarimr. tony Fazio

and ms. m. ellen o’neillmr. Raymond hankins

and ms. lisa mccurdy

mr. and mrs. Douglas D. herbertDr. and mrs. carl Johnsonmr. michael Kirkpatrick

and ms. cora tekachmr. and mrs. John marcantoniomr. Jeffrey mcpherson and

ms. terrie Gomillion-mcphersonmr. Andrew miller

and ms. penelope Farthingmr. and mrs. James mwombelamr. and mrs. Kirk J. nahramr. and mrs. Giovanni Recchiamr. and mrs. John l. Schmitt

class of 2014Form III

mr. John Aloimonos and ms. cornelia Fermuller

mr. brian berns and ms. helen martin berns

mr. and mrs. Richard bifflmr. and mrs. ellis m. butler, Jr.mr. and mrs. tom Falettimr. Jonathan Foley, ’76

and ms. Karen baehlerDr. michael laskowski

and Dr. carol DeFrancesmr. and mrs. michael c. lemmonmr. and mrs. James R. mcFeeters Jr.mr. Steve morrison

and ms. carol Fishbackmrs. Karen c. murphycapt. Richard pera

and ms. mary Jo Robinsonmr. and mrs. thomas F. pochelt. col. and mrs. mark F. Swentkofskemr. Donald Winkler

and ms. carolyn Wintermr. and mrs. Steven Worth

class of 2015Form II

mr. patrick burns and ms. mary Suffoletta

mr. and mrs. Jeffrey b. clarkmr. and mrs. William A. Dalbecmr. michael huerta

and ms. Ann Sowdermr. charles paquette

and ms. Jane Stensonmr. Robert pizzano

and ms. Donna Forbesmr. Robert Rigsby

and ms. Anna blacksburne-Rigsbymr. and mrs. e. Geoffrey Sellamr. and mrs. tarik Wright

parents provide the foundation for our students’ success, both now and in the future. We truly appreciate the efforts, generosity and support of all our families.

The Varsity track and field team won the PVAC championship for the second straight year. This year, the title was shared with the Field School.

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class of 2016Form I

mr. David binkley and ms. patricia Darish

mr. Kirk brown and ms. carol Ramirezmr. and mrs. ellis m. butler, Jr.mr. and mrs. Ramsey chambersmr. and mrs. peter crumpmr. and mrs. mark h. Danglemr. michael Fletcher

and ms. chantal courieutms. Solange Garveymr. and mrs. Andrew J. lorentzmr. and mrs. matthew markelmr. Kenneth miranda and ms. elena papinamr. and mrs. Alexander A. novakmr. and mrs. charles b. Raischmr. David Roderer, ’86

and ms. bethany Vallieremr. and mrs. Ricardo Ruizmr. and mrs. Glen Savory

lt. col. and mrs. mark F. Swentkofskemr. David Wasserman

and ms. Susan Ginsberg

class of 2017Form A

mr. and mrs. paul J. Anninosmr. and mrs. Gregorio Arevaloms. Robin barthms. Karen R. eastridgemrs. Jennifer Faheymr. and mrs. berle henrymr. Samir Khuller

and ms. Kalyani chadhamr. and mrs. Alexander A. novakmr. and mrs. erich t. Schwartzmr. and mrs. Ronald Slimp, IImr. patrick Stingley and ms. cynthia Greermr. and mrs. Gary Vinesmr. christopher Williams

and ms. laurel mcFarland

Annual Giving by Past ParentsSt. Anselm’s Abbey School takes great pride in the continued support of parents after their sons have left St. Anselm’s. We are grateful for their ongoing generosity and endorsement of the School’s mission. We are especially excited about the formation of a new group composed of past parents, known as Form VII Forever. All past parents are welcome to join.

mr. and mrs. peter Abbruzzesemr. Rafael Acevedo

and ms. Gabriela pardomr. George Ackermanmr. and mrs. Alejandro Aguilera-titusmr. Kerry Allen and ms. maureen Sheamr. and mrs. m. W. Ambrosemrs. Gladys Antezanamrs. Irene Arpinhon. and mrs. patrick J. Attridgemr. and mrs. patrick J. Attridge, ’74mr. michael barich

and ms. Joan Slonczewskimr. and mrs. William R. barlowmr. and mrs. Stephen F. barnettDr. and mrs. Robert D. barryDrs. John and catherine benedettomr. F. bivings and ms. Isabelle blancomr. William black

and ms. Rita Kelliher-blackmr. and mrs. Webster A. bladesmr. and mrs. David b. blairmr. and mrs. edward A. blickmr. and mrs. Donald K. bloomfieldmr. pierre D. boehler, ’76mr. and mrs. tom bonnermr. and mrs. Walter J. bonnermr. and mrs. G. thomas borgermr. and mrs. matthew boysemrs. laura brittonmr. and mrs. James A. broderick

mr. and mrs. herbert F. brooksmr. and mrs. Kevin J. broschRev. homer brown

and ms. Debra Knight-brownmr. Kirk brown and ms. carol Ramirezmr. and mrs. Stanley c. brubakermr. and mrs. edward c. bruntragermr. and mrs. Sven burmestermr. and mrs. Antonino calabromr. and mrs. michael calingaertmr. and mrs. thomas F. carpentermr. and mrs. William carrollDr. mario casarellamr. and mrs. James J. casimirmrs. Joan castellanmrs. patricia Anne caulfieldmr. and mrs. Joseph l. clearymr. and mrs. Daniel e. clementmr. and mrs. Robert W. cobbmr. nicholas cobbsmrs. mary cockerhammr. and mrs. James R. connellms. margaret conynghammr. and mrs. thomas coonymr. and mrs. peter corranDr. and mrs. Joseph cotruvomr. and mrs. Roger crainmrs. Sarah c. crookemr. and mrs. James crowne, ’67mr. and mrs. Dennis cunninghammr. and mrs. Stan Daberkow

mr. James Dahlberg and ms. Deirdre Donahue

Dr. and mrs. louis m. Damianomr. and mrs. cornelius Daviesms. Dina Daviesmr. and mrs. michael Dirdamr. and mrs. R. michael Doddmr. and mrs. Daniel l. Dolan, ’58 mr. and mrs. Raymond S. Dolgertmr. and mrs. J. michael Donnellymr. and mrs. William J. Driscollmr. Anthony Ducomb

and ms. Robin Isenbergmr. and mrs. David l. Durkinmr. and mrs. Anthony elenbaasmr. peter A. evelethmr. and mrs. charles Fafardmr. James Fainmr. and mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66mr. and mrs. peter V. Filpimr. and mrs. peter h. Fishermr. and mrs. mack G. Flemingmr. Jonathan Foley, ’76

and ms. Karen baehlermr. and mrs. Robert t. Fossmr. and mrs. Jean e. Gaetjensmr. Dennis Gallagher

and ms. carol barthelmr. and mrs. Andrew J. Gamblemr. and mrs. charles Gardnermr. and mrs. George Garvey

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The Middle School baseball team went undefeated and won a second straight PVAC championship under coach Mr. Mark Dean.

mr. and mrs. Joseph Gerberms. carol Giacomomr. and mrs. J. mark Gidleymrs. lydia K Gifflermr. and mrs. William R. Gigaxmr. James Gleason

and ms. cynthia butlerDrs. michael and Deborah Goldbergmr. and mrs. michael Gormanmr. and mrs. William Graffmr. and mrs. paul G. haaga, Jr.mr. and mrs. mark hallammr. and mrs. lawrence hamm, ’68mr. and mrs. William hanrahanmr. and mrs. J. barry harrelsonmrs. bonnie W. harrisonmr. † and mrs. charles hatcherDr. and mrs. Raymond hayesmr. Frank henneburg

and ms. Sharon Freymrs. marie-therese henselmr. and mrs. John K. higgins, Jr.mr. lawrence hilliard

and ms. leslie Davies-hilliardmr. James hohman

and ms. marian halems. Zlatica hokemr. and mrs. James huitemamr. thomas husted

and ms. Ines bustillomr. and mrs. August A. Imholtzmr. and mrs. charles Jenningsmr. edward Jurith

and ms. Kathleen healymr. and mrs. Stephen m. Kearney, ’74mr. thomas Keary and hon. Ann Kearymrs. eleanore l. Keeganmrs. Joan Keenanmrs. heléne Grove KennyDr. and mrs. Stephen G. Kentmr. paul Kervin and ms. elaine SaraoDrs. martin and mary l. Keszlermr. and mrs. James R. Ketchummrs. Joan Kinnairdmr. Richard Kjeldgaard

and ms. Joan Darbymr. Gerard Klein and

ms. Anne marie Westerbaan-Kleinmr. and mrs. t. michael KnaselDr. Juliana Simmons Kopecmr. Sven Kraemer

and ms. carla hubner-Kraemermr. and mrs. charles Krafftmr. and mrs. David W. la Voymr. and mrs. Joseph langmrs. helma lanyimr. and mrs. William h. learymr. howard leathers and ms. martha Stancillmr. and mrs. brieuc b. lebigrems. Arnetta leemr. and mrs. michael leemr. and mrs. Arthur e. leitch, Jr.mr. and mrs. James F. lischer, Jr.Dr. Richard long and ms. Dolores coutts

mr. Samuel G. lucianomr. and mrs. Robert R. mahaneymr. and mrs. thomas J. mahaffeyDr. and mrs. Joseph l. malone, IIImr. and mrs. patrick A. malonemr. and mrs. neville A. mandermrs. elizabeth marianimr. and mrs. carlos A. marinomr. and mrs. bernard h. martinmr. and mrs. S. Douglas martinmr. everett mattlin

and ms. barbara patockamr. and mrs. thomas A. mauroDrs. William and patricia maymrs. Sally mccarthymr. and mrs. William mccarthymr. paul W. mccloskeymr. and mrs. lorton S. mcFarlanemrs. helen mcneillmr. martin mellett

and ms. Judy Walsh-mellettmr. and mrs. Richard messallemr. Robert metzler, ’67

and ms. mary carnevaleAmbassador and mrs. mark micelimr. and mrs. Floyd millermr. and mrs. matthew c. minahanmr. lawrence modisett

and ms. Ann Sullivanmr. and mrs. John monizmr. and mrs. peter m. montagueDr. and mrs. peter moricimr. Ralph muoiomr. and mrs. James murphymr. and mrs. James mwombelamr. and mrs. carl nagel, IIImr. and mrs. Kenneth S. nellismr. Richard nuanes

and ms. Kathi Sullivanmr. Jose nunez

and ms. maria Gonzalesms. Sharon o’Donnell-burnsmr. and mrs. George e. o’Keefe, ’60mr. and mrs. c. larry o’Rourkemr. and mrs. Jeffrey A. owingsmr. and mrs. benjamin l. palumboDr. and mrs. louis n. pangaroms. maderia y. parkerDr. Rubina patelmrs. cheryl peckenpaughcapt. Richard pera

and ms. mary Jo Robinsonmr. and mrs. b. Donovan picardmr. and mrs. mark polhemusmrs. Kathryn powersDr. evelynn u. putnamDrs. barry J. and Dorothy Richmondmr. howard Riddick

and Dr. carol Riddickmr. and mrs. John A. Riggsmr. and mrs. Robert Rinehartmr. and mrs. Francis c. Rockmr. and mrs. Francis m. Roddymr. and mrs. Richard p. Rodgers

mr. charles Roh and ms. maureen Gevlin

mr. and mrs. Salvatore A. Romanomr. Jack Rose and ms. lorelie mastersmr. and mrs. Stephen D. Roushmr. and mrs. Robert Ruddmr. and mrs. charles Russellmr. and mrs. Richard A. Sampmrs. marilee Sandershon. and mrs. Ronald Schiffmr. and mrs. John Schmertzmr. William Seabrook

and ms. Gay ludingtonmr. and mrs. edward G. Sellamr. and mrs. Stanley Shermanmr. Stephen G. Sinclairmr. Robert Sinsheimer

and ms. Gretchen Gueldemr. and mrs. perry R. Skeathmr. and mrs. Donald e. Smithhon. and mrs. loren A. Smithmr. Richard Snider

and ms. mary Ann Allisonmr. and mrs. Robert J. StanfordDr. paul Stares and ms. Sonni efronms. maureen Steinbrunermr. and mrs. michael A. Stephensmr. and mrs. John Strylowskimrs. constance t. Sullivanms. Graciela p. Sullivanmr. Walter b. Sullivan, Jr.mr. and mrs. charles R. taylormr. and mrs. William G. teedmr. George tharakan

and Dr. Soma tharakanDr. † and mrs. paul p. travermr. and mrs. edward treacy, Jr.mr. and mrs. thomas A. trimboliDr. and mrs. c. Frederick tynermr. and mrs. Richard Van AlstyneDr. han van Dijk

and Dr. martha matochamr. and mrs. James A. VidasDr. and mrs. Gordon c. Vidmarmr. and mrs. James Voelzkems. Joan Von edenmr. and mrs. paul Vongsathornmr. and mrs. William Waltersmr. and mrs. John m. Weavermr. Frederick Weckmr. and mrs. Richard D. Weirichmr. and mrs. peter b. WhiteDr. and mrs. peter l. Whitesell, ’79mr. Joseph Wiehagen

and ms. cathleen cooneymr. and mrs. Richard b. Willettmr. christopher Wnuk

and ms. S. lynn coleman-WnukDr. and mrs. herbert Woodmr. and mrs. edward ZdankiewiczDr. and mrs. nicholas Zill, IIms. Suzanne Ziskamr. and mrs. David Reynolds Zwick

Annual Giving by Past Parents

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Giving by Trusteesevery lay trustee of St. Anselm’s Abbey School participates in the Annual Fund each year. As school leaders, they give early and generously to the Fund. the board of trustees made gifts to St. Anselm’s totaling more than $75,000 in the 2010–2011 academic year. We are thankful for their many generous gifts to St. Anselm’s and for their commitment to our mission.

mr. and mrs. James e. boland, Jr., ’67mr. and mrs. G. thomas borgermr. and mrs. herbert F. brooksmr. and mrs. marco clarkmr. and mrs. christopher K. Davittmr. and mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66mr. terry Jacobs and ms. Dena Ann bakermr. and mrs. Stephen m. Kearney, ’74mr. and mrs. Stephen b. Kinnaird, ’80mr. James p. lucier, Jr., ’82mr. and mrs. morgan e. o’brien, ’62

The Varsity basketball team with coach Mr. Paul Grenaldo at a home game in December.

Annual Giving by Faculty & StaffFaculty and staff gifts to the Annual Fund send a strong message to our community that our teachers and administrators believe in and stand behind the School’s mission.

ms. Robin barth, R.n.mrs. Valerie A. brownDr. Antonio chavesmr. and mrs. thomas J. cholis, Jr.mr. and mrs. peter l. collins, ’74mr. mark commins and ms. monica mischemr. John J. corrigan, ’83mr. R. mark Deanmr. hal Delucams. Janine Dunnemrs. hajnalka enzelmr. and mrs. lawrence hamm, ’68mr. and mrs. Jeffrey harwoodmr. James leathers, ’04mr. and mrs. michael lodicomr. and mrs. thomas J. mehiganmr. John montrollmr. and mrs. Jose moralesms. Delora m. pelosiDr. and mrs. nicolas Rohdemr. and mrs. louis Silvanomr. and mrs. paul J. WalhoutDr. and mrs. herbert Woodmrs. and mrs. Jeremy young

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Mr. Michael Lodico directs a choral performance at the spring concert.

Annual Giving by GrandparentsSupport from our grandparents comes from every Form and reinforces our united commitment to educating the next generation.

Giving by AlumniWe thank our alumni, who so generously support their alma mater so that future generations may benefit from the same quality education that they received as students. St. Anselm’s Abbey School is grateful to the alumni who contributed $196,641 in total giving during 2010 – 2011.

Note: The class giving percentages listed in this section are based on the number of living alumni in each class for whom we have valid current addresses in our database.

Top Annual Fund Classes (by Dollars Raised)

1984 $23,5951966 $21,9301981 $21,078 *1961 $18,065 *1991 $12,9701972 $12.7701976 $10,3831964 $10,060 *1974 $8,545 *1983 $6,325 *1982 $6.2851962 $5,7951986 $5,5781979 $5,4851953 $5,110

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hon. and mrs. patrick J. AttridgeGrandparents of Brian P. Attridge, ’00, Kevin L. Attridge, ’03, Michael J. Attridge, ’07, and Sean C. Attridge, ’12

mrs. Sylvia byrdGrandmother of Ellis Byrd-Tabscott, ’14

mr. and mrs. William DarishGrandparents of Evan Binkley, ’16

mr. and mrs. James R. DonaldGrandparents of Aidan Mehigan, ’12

mrs. Julia p. GastonGrandmother of Matthew Palmer, ’12

mrs. Ruth t. GoenGrandmother of Luke Faletti, ’14

mrs. louise J. GordonGrandmother of John H. Butler, ’14, and William A. Butler

mr. and mrs. edward p. KirbyGrandparents of Edward T. Zaki, ’07, and Sebastian F. Zaki, ’10

mr. and mrs. Joseph m. KrafftGrandparents of Martin S. Krafft, ’08, and Douglas R. Krafft, ’11

hon. and mrs. James lawson, ’48Grandparents of Daniel Magee, ’12

mr. and mrs. charles t. lindsay, Jr.Grandparents of Timothy Lindsay

mr. and mrs. S. D. martinGrandparents of Ellis Berns, ’14

mr. and mrs. William D. merkleGrandparents of William Merkle, ’08, Richard Merkle, ’12, and Patrick Merkle, ’13

mrs. Geraldine W. novakGrandmother of Maxim J. Novak, ’16, andSamuel D. Novak, ’17

mrs. helene o’neilGrandmother of Brady Gradowski

mrs. Amy RobinsonGrandmother of Richard R. Pera, ’10, andJohn G. Pera, ’14

mrs. mary Samp Grandmother of Peter A. Samp, ’08

mrs. patricia Van DusenGrandmother of John H. Butler, ’14, andWilliam A. Butler

mr. and mrs. edward WassermanGrandparents of Jacob Wasserman, ’12, andAdam Wasserman, ’16

Classes with at least 30% Annual Fund Participation

1961 - 65%1966 - 65%1962 - 61% *1955 - 60% *1948 - 57% *1986 - 54%1957 - 54% *1958 - 54%1971 - 47%1983 - 46% *1977 - 44%1976 - 43% *1972 - 42%

1981 - 40% *1974 - 40% *1950 - 40%1956 - 40% *1952 - 39%1999 - 39%1973 - 38% *1984 - 36% *1991 - 35%1960 - 33%1970 - 33%1967 - 32% *1980 - 30%

* Indicates consecutive year as a top Annual Fund class or as a class with at least 30% Annual Fund participation, respectively.

Annual Giving by Alumni

Class of 1947 – 17%lt. col. and mrs. James l.

owens, uSmc (Ret.)

Class of 1948 – 57%Dr. and mrs. William D. comminshon. and mrs. James W. lawsonmr. and mrs. Robert D. melendezmr. and mrs. John D. Winters

Class of 1950 – 40%mr. and mrs. Joseph burnsmr. and mrs. Joseph D. haydenAmbassador and mrs. James nolan, Jr.mr. Robert W. pitts

Class of 1951 – 29%mr. and mrs. Robert J. beardmr. and mrs. Joseph F. mealy, Jr.

Class of 1952 – 39%mr. bruce e. beckertmr. Richard J. carrmr. and mrs. benjamin W. GiulianiDr. and mrs. bernard J. hilligmr. and mrs. Ward e. hostetlermr. and mrs. Francis A. marks, Jr.mr. and mrs. Roger A. Vaughan, Jr.

Class of 1953 – 29%mr. and mrs. charles F. betzmr. c. Richard Stafford

Class of 1954 – 21%mr. and mrs. J. m. balderstonmr. and mrs. Francis J. o’brimskicapt. and mrs. Jerome J.

Weber, uSn (Ret.)

Class of 1955 – 60%mr. and mrs. Robert F. clarkmr. and mrs. William m. corbettmr. lawrence p. hayesmr. and mrs. John S. hurleymr. and mrs. michael laplacamr. Anthony J. o’Keefemr. and mrs. bernard V. o’neill, Jr.mr. and mrs. christopher m. Walshmr. and mrs. James A. Wilding

Class of 1956 – 40%mr. and mrs. michael e. FordDr. and mrs. George e. mattinglymr. and mrs. Allen A. mccuskermr. and mrs. m. t. Warring, Jr.

Class of 1957 – 54%mr. Richard J. DeFelicemr. Richard l. desJardinsDr. and mrs. Raine m. Gilbertmr. and mrs. Robert S. murphyDr. thomas m. o’neillDr. and mrs. Donald e. Ralphmr. and mrs. John J. Ruppel

Class of 1958 – 54%mr. and mrs. thomas G. balderstonmr. and mrs. thomas m. berg mr. and mrs. Daniel l. Dolanmr. and mrs. thomas F. Dorwartmr. David A. harnettDr. and mrs. paul h. mattinglymr. michael b. Sundermeyer

Class of 1959 – 20%Dr. John c. edwardsmr. and mrs. Richard A. maioDr. and mrs. edward J. o’neill

Class of 1960 – 33%mr. Albert e. branson, Jr.Dr. and mrs. Joseph A. chalmersmr. and mrs. Stephen J. clarkmr. christopher J. DalyDr. timothy c. hanleymr. brian J. mcmanusDr. and mrs. John R. millwatermr. Denis l. murraymr. and mrs. George e. o’Keefe

Class of 1961 – 65%mr. Steven Ast and ms. madeline Rivamr. David branson

and ms. Jane Willemsmr. James cooney

and ms. patricia Kennedymr. and mrs. William D. Dolan, IIImr. and mrs. edward J. Finanmr. and mrs. michael W. Fockemr. and mrs. William J. Gribbinmr. and mrs. Robert J. haggertymr. and mrs. Ronald e. martinmr. and mrs. James G. nolanmr. and mrs. benjamin e. portoDr. and mrs. Dennis Sweeney

mr. and mrs. Gerard F. treanor, Jr.mr. and mrs. Robert W. trulandmr. Wilfrid Worland

Class of 1962 – 61%Dr. F. Jackson brycemr. paul R. J. connolly

and ms. Kingsley W. clickmr. and mrs. Frederick W. Davismr. and mrs. bruce c. Fullermr. and mrs. Joseph h. Jacquesmr. and mrs. Stanley m. matelski, IIImr. and mrs. morgan e. o’brienmr. and mrs. norman J. oliverDr. and mrs. Jogues R. prandoniDr. and mrs. Julien Worlandmr. and mrs. George m. Wright

Class of 1964 – 18%mr. and mrs. Jonathan e. colbymr. and mrs. michael m. mccarthy

Class of 1965 – 17%mr. and mrs. mark olivermr. and mrs. paul D. Warringmr. and mrs. christopher S. Werner

Class of 1966 – 65%mr. James p. beirnemr. and mrs. Robert J. bransonmr. timothy Delaney

and ms. Katherine putnammr. and mrs. James p. Downeymr. and mrs. christopher F. Duganmr. and mrs. William A. FennellDr. michael hodgson

and ms. catherine hessDr. and mrs. Austin l. hughesmr. and mrs. Juan b. Iannimr. and mrs. patrick Kavanaugh

The Class of 1961 celebrated the 50th anniversary of their graduation at the second annual All-Alumni Reunion Weekend April 29-May 1. Sixteen members of the class came back to campus to receive their gold medals at the Alumni Banquet on April 30.

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mr. and mrs. thomas m. RyanDr. Andrew Szegedy-maszak

and ms. elizabeth bobrickmr. and mrs. Frederick J. tansill

Class of 1967 – 32%mr. and mrs. James e. boland, Jr.mr. and mrs. James crownemr. and mrs. Douglas b. Diamondmr. and mrs. Robert A. mackallmr. Robert metzler

and ms. mary carnevaleDr. and mrs. George F. Schreiner

Class of 1968 – 23%mr. and mrs. lawrence hammDr. and mrs. Reid h. hansenmr. Raymond hogan

and Dr. emily plattmr. Gregory Smith

and ms. Susan Wattsmr. peter b. Szegedy-maszak, esq.

Class of 1969 – 25%mr. and mrs. charles F. callananmr. and mrs. michael J. lombardimr. lucky Stokes

Class of 1970 – 33%mr. peter chemery

and ms. Amy hungerfordRev. William e. Foley, Jr.mr. and mrs. William p. Schreinermr. and mrs. melchor l. Suarezmr. and mrs. martin G. tracy, Jr.mr. christian Volz

and ms. paula Jo page

Class of 1971 – 47%Dr. and mrs. michael J. berardmr. thomas e. brennanDr. and mrs. bruno Giordani

mr. and mrs. John G. haagamr. John mullan and ms. Denise eggersmr. and mrs. hugo A. owenmr. and mrs. egons A. plavnieks

Class of 1972 – 42%mr. and mrs. Daniel F. Attridgemr. and mrs. michael e. DavittDr. and mrs. peter G. hammmr. Albert hansen and ms. Karen mullermr. thomas mctighe

and Dr. Denise cornish-mctighemr. and mrs. George b. mickum, IVmr. charles Sheehan

and ms. caroline Ratcliiffemr. and mrs. Joseph S. D. yao

Class of 1973 – 38%mr. and mrs. brian DavittDr. paul Desan and ms. cecilia AvilaDr. and mrs. Robert e. erardmr. and mrs. Richard J. Keegan, Jr.mr. and mrs. Dennis p. KehoeDr. and mrs. Stephen D. martinmr. F. patrick ostronicDr. mark Smith

and ms. elizabeth bloch-Smith

Class of 1974 – 40%mr. and mrs. patrick J. Attridgemr. and mrs. carl p. babendreiermr. and mrs. peter l. collinsmr. and mrs. Stephen m. KearneyDr. thomas D. ostronicmr. and mrs. h. D. pickering, Jr.mr. James e. Sharermr. Victor thuronyi

and ms. Sharon Stout

Class of 1975 – 29%mr. and mrs. thaddeus p. boland, Sr.mr. and mrs. Stephen J. castellan

mr. and mrs. carl R. Siebentrittmr. William G. tompkins, Jr.

Class of 1976 – 43%mr. and mrs. brian badermr. pierre D. boehlerDr. leo eskin and ms. Kathy Alexandermr. Jonathan Foley

and ms. Karen baehlermr. and mrs. matthew m. nolan mr. and mrs. Winthrop R. palmerDr. Daniel J. ShermanDr. peter c. tsengDr. luke J. Whitesell

Class of 1977 – 44%mr. and mrs. James F. Davismr. and mrs. James J. hearnDr. and mrs. michael W. maymr. James meiburgermr. John J. meiburgerDr. and mrs. paul nyirjesyDr. connie Swiner, III

Class of 1978 – 19%mr. michael conyngham

and ms. mary hardimanmr. and mrs. Vincent t. cowalmr. bazil Facchinamr. paul Ritchie and ms. Ayn hagler

Class of 1979 – 18%Dr. and mrs. David m. castellanmr. and mrs. Albert e. may, IIImr. and mrs. brian t. mcmahonDr. and mrs. peter l. Whitesell

Class of 1980 – 30%Dr. Arthur l. burnettDr. michael cappello

and ms. Kerry Robinson mr. matthew Dalymr. William Kelly

and ms. carla Forbes-Kellymr. and mrs. Stephen b. Kinnairdmr. and mrs. bruce D. pickeringmr. charles G. Sullivan

Class of 1981 – 40%mr. and mrs. thaddeus J. burnsmr. and mrs. Dan b. caulfieldmr. and mrs. eugene e. eldermr. John S. huitemamr. J. christopher mcDonoughDr. Don parker

and ms. Sheryl linch-parkermr. A. bryan thibodeauDr. and mrs. edward F. Watkins

Class of 1982 – 27%mr. and mrs. Kenneth p. costamr. Joseph K. Gifflermr. James p. lucier, Jr.mr. James t. potemramr. and mrs. Scott p. Rodenhuismr. and mrs. William b. Sanders, III

At the Damian Crane, ’55, Memorial Pool Tournament in October, singles champion George Mattingly, ’56 (center) poses with doubles winners Carlos Linares, ’98 and Mattias Kraemer, ’97.

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Class of 1983 – 46%mr. and mrs. edward l. cookmr. John J. corriganmr. michael J. corriganmr. Stephen c. FenwickDr. and mrs. michael m. Gorman, Jr.mr. and mrs. Kurt hansenmr. and mrs. Robert m. hatchmr. Steven W. Kahlemr. brendan p. mahaneymr. mark mahaney

and ms. patricia mickensmr. and mrs. timothy p. maymr. and mrs. Sean R. mcGowanDr. c. David missar

and ms. Katherine monahan

Class of 1984 – 36%mr. and mrs. Steven G. barnettmr. and mrs. matthew J. brittonmr. David burke

and ms. Kelly mcGannDr. Donald G. Jacksonmr. and mrs. patrick J. mayDr. and mrs. Anthony l. owensmr. Joseph J. Shiangmr. Richard A. Shumannmr. and mrs. Gregory G. VidmarDr. Joseph Zorc and ms. Judith Kraft

Class of 1985 – 17%mr. and mrs. christian m. barrymr. and mrs. terrence c. caulfieldmr. nikolas lanyi and ms. holly peelemr. and mrs. timothy b. phillips

Class of 1986 – 54%mr. and mrs. Kevin A’hearnmr. and mrs. Joseph J. bedessemmr. paul bonner

and ms. margaret Georgemr. christopher bresnahanmr. thomas t. cunninghamDr. and mrs. Stephen J. Fedigan .mr. James D. Filpimr. christopher J. helzermr. benjamin luna

and ms. Kiki Roumel

mr. and mrs. William t. mathiasmr. christopher J. monsourmr. and mrs. paul A. Ritacco, IImr. David Roderer

and ms. bethany Vallieremr. and mrs. mark A. Romanomr. peter Schmeissner

and ms. maria Soushkomr. and mrs. mark p. Sullivanmr. Jared travermr. timothy Wood and Dr. barb Kingmr. and mrs. David yokoyama-martin

Class of 1987 – 29%mr. and mrs. christopher m. caulfieldmr. and mrs. christopher R. Dwyermr. and mrs. brian A. elenbaasmr. David m. Knaselmr. and mrs. thomas h. leeDr. and mrs. John p. martin

Class of 1988 – 17%Dr. and mrs. paul J. cunninghammr. onnig h. Dombalagianmr. Robert F. Duncanmr. Justin higgins

Class of 1989 – 20%mr. and mrs. Robert l. benedettomr. and mrs. John m. crainmr. and mrs. mark K. molloymr. and mrs. peter m. powers

Class of 1990 – 24%mr. David F. clemmer, Jr.mr. and mrs. James p. connellmr. edward c. crookemr. and mrs. timothy R. Ketchummr. and mrs. matthew l. pangaromr. James Stanford

and ms. carmencita balagtas

Class of 1991 – 35%mr. and mrs. eric Dickmanmr. Andrew evelethmr. and mrs. eric b. Garveymr. patrick m. Kenny

mr. and mrs. edward R. mcGeemr. and mrs. Gavan montaguemr. bradford Willett and ms. lea Wells

Class of 1992 – 29%mr. and mrs. Adrian h. crownemr. and mrs. piers A. FennellDr. and mrs. F. W. Kraemer, IIImr. clarence D. long, IVmr. and mrs. James A. Ryanmr. and mrs. christopher e. yinug

Class of 1993 – 23%mr. Scott m. Gallowaymr. Geoffrey S. hillmr. and mrs. michael K. Kopecmr. and mrs. David b. lischerDr. michael phipps

and ms. madeline phipps-Dick

Class of 1994 – 25%mr. matthew R. Dickiemr. and mrs. erin ersenkalmr. husayn-olivier l. moodymr. carl A. moralesmr. and mrs. Adam m. Weirich

Class of 1995 – 22%Dr. mark h. cordenmr. paul J. martinmr. Jeffrey l. mattlinmr. michael Riggsmr. and mrs. Jeffrey Wilbur

Class of 1996 – 25%Dr. charles c. Falzonlt. cmdr. nathan Kendrickmr. and mrs. yovani Soto

Class of 1997 – 14%mr. Jacques R. edelinmr. nicholas R. Klankmr. Samuel D. picard

Class of 1998 – 29%mr. and mrs. marc t. borgermr. and mrs. S. charles brubakermr. K. Awenate cobbinamr. paul-martin Fossmr. carlos t. linaresmr. philip b.K. pottermr. patrick Zorc

Class of 1999 – 39%mr. Santiago nesti Arenemr. Arthur R. buenomr. and Joseph l. malone, IVmr. Ryoichi noguchimr. erik J. Raven-hansenmr. Jeremy V. Siegelmr. Robert D. Strobos

Class of 2000 – 22%Dr. pankaj K. Agarwallamr. and mrs. brian p. Attridgemr. Kevin b. barefoot

Trustee Morgan O’Brien, ’62, speaks to students in Forms V and VI at the annual Career Day in September.

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Consecutive Years Reportthese 66 donors have generously given to the Annual Fund for 10 or more consecutive years. Their total giving to date is $859,809, and their total number of years giving is more than 971.

The Varsity “It’s Academic” team: Brendan Ziebarth (Form VI), Aidan Mehigan (Form V) and Jacob Wasserman (Form V).

mr. Joseph m. Schweitzermr. thomas l. Spencercapt. John G. Wildt

Class of 2001 – 20%mr. Adewole S. Adamsonmr. niraj K. Agarwallamr. matthew brooksmr. Roland F. FossDr. nicholas A. Kessidesmr. David Whitesell

and ms. erica helland

Class of 2002 – 15%mr. Robert W. cobbsmr. Joseph A. cotruvo mr. patrick m. Deckermr. William e. Dolan

Class of 2003 – 6%mr. Kevin l. Attridgemr. brendan Gleason

Class of 2004 – 21%mr. Jeb A. Fainmr. Kevin c. hudsonmr. James leathersmr. and mrs. matthew b. lynchmr. peter J. muellermr. Ryan S. nuanesmr. charles A. Steelman-Dyer

Class of 2005 – 21%mr. Fadil o. Alirizamr. matthew J. badilamr. matthew S. hallammr. James p. mcAndrews, IVmr. eamon K. nolanmr. Sebastian e. Smootmr. Xan A. Vongsathorn

Class of 2006 – 7%mr. Andrew m. Schiffmr. Andrew F. Seabrook

Class of 2008 – 17%mr. Adam m. Daviesmr. brendan m. Durkinmr. cameron e. Jacobsmr. matthew J. monizmr. christopher m. persels

Class of 2009 – 18%mr. charles S. Fiertzmr. William F. hanrahan mr. Wesley e. hilliard mr. lucas F. hustedmr. Allan A. laGrenade-Finch mr. Jamsheed lovelacemr. Robert G. Rudd

Class of 2010 – 16%mr. Jeremy t. cockerhammr. Ian K. Durkinmr. Anthony J. Korzanmr. benjamin J. monizmr. nicolaas m. van Dijk


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mr. George Ackermanmrs. Irene Arpinmr. and mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, ’72mr. and mrs. Robert l. barrymr. and mrs. edward A. blickmr. pierre D. boehler, ’76mr. and mrs. Walter J. bonnermr. and mrs. herbert F. brooksmr. and mrs. Sven burmestermrs. Joan castellanmr. and mrs. thomas J. cholis, Jr.mr. nicholas cobbsmr. and mrs. milo G. coerpermr. and mrs. James R. connellmr. and mrs. thomas coonyDaisy b. Deering trustmr. and mrs. mack G. Flemingmr. Joseph K. Giffler, ’82mrs. lydia K. Gifflermr. and mrs. benjamin W. Giuliani, ’52mr. and mrs. Jean Grosdidier de matonsmr. and mrs. mark hallammrs. bonnie W. harrisonmr. and mrs. Jeffrey harwoodmrs. mary Jane hatcherms. mary louise Keeganmrs. Joan KinnairdRev. t. Ansgar laczkohon. and mrs. James lawson, ’48mr. howard leathers and ms. martha Stancillmr. everett mattlin and ms. barbara patockaDrs. William and patricia maymr. J. christopher mcDonough, ’81mr. and mrs. Richard e. metreymr. and mrs. George mickum, IV, ’72

mr. and mrs. Floyd millerDr. and mrs. John R. millwater, ’60mr. and mrs. matthew c. minahanmr. and mrs. mark K. molloy, ’89mr. Ralph muoiomr. and mrs. James murphymr. and mrs. matthew nolan, esq. ’76mr. Richard nuanes and ms. Kathi Sullivanmrs. Sofia owenmr. and mrs. benjamin l. palumbomr. and mrs. b. Donovan picardmr. and mrs. benjamin e. porto, ’61Dr. and mrs. Donald e. Ralph, ’57mr. howard Riddick and Dr. carol Riddickmrs. mary c. Robertsmrs. mary catherine Roberts

mr. and mrs. Richard p. Rodgersmr. and mrs. charles Russellmr. James e. Sharer, ’74mr. and mrs. Geoffrey Shepherdmr. and mrs. Robert J. Stanfordmr. and mrs. William G. teedunited Way of the national capital AreaDr. and mrs. Gordon c. Vidmarmr. and mrs. Gregory G. Vidmar, ’84the W. o’neil Foundation, Inc.mr. and mrs. miguel D. Walshmr. Alan WashburnDr. and mrs. herbert Woodmrs. maryann youngmr. W. young and ms. mary Sheridan

2010 Fall Scholarship Galathe growth of St. Anselm’s Abbey School has presented new challenges as well as new opportunities for meeting the needs of our student body. by supporting the Fall Scholarship Gala, the donors listed below have helped to preserve and expand the School’s commitment to remaining accessible to qualified young men regardless of their financial circumstances. the 2010 Gala, which honored theodore cardinal mccarrick for his steadfast dedication to catholic education in general and to St. Anselm’s Abbey School in particular, grossed over $200,000 for current year financial aid.

A. litteri, Inc.mr. Rafael Acevedo

and ms. Gabriela pardo mr. henry Achilles

and ms. helen mollickAcqua nailsAdmiral / minkoff Window

coverings corporationAdventure theatreAFI Silver theatre and cultural centermr. and mrs. Alejandro Aguilera-titusmr. leo AlbornozAll Fired upmr. and mrs. harry Allenmr. timothy l. Allenmr. John Aloimonos

and ms. cornelia Fermullermr. Robert Alspaughmr. and mrs. paul J. Anninosmr. Santiago n. Arene, ’99mrs. Irene ArpinArthur murray Dance centermr. and mrs. Alejandro Atienzahon. and mrs. patrick J. Attridgemr. and mrs. Daniel Attridge, esq., ’72Austin Grillbach to Rockmr. and mrs. byron baileymr. Jon banks and ms. Kristine hollandms. Janine barillotDr. and mrs. Robert D. barrybarston’s childs playms. Robin barthbartleby’s books and Anonymousbasignani Winerymr. bruce e. beckert, ’52mr. and mrs. Robert bellben and Jerry’s Ice creamms. hypathia bernalesmr. brian berns

and ms. helen martin bernsmr. eric J. berrymanms. Janice bertozzimr. Richard best and ms. Alison luchsbiagio Fine chocolatemr. David binkley

and ms. patricia Darishmr. and mrs. Ronald e. birchmr. and mrs. Donald K. bloomfieldmr. and mrs. Jerry bokowmr. and mrs. James e. boland, Jr., ’67Ambassador and mrs. clifford bondmr. Robert bond, ’01mr. and mrs. Walter J. bonnermr. and mrs. G. thomas borgerbowie baysox baseball club

bowl Americamr. charles bragale

and ms. christine nyirjesy bragalemr. Albert e. branson, Jr., ’60mr. patrick J. brinkermr. and mrs. Keith G. brittonmr. and mrs. herbert F. brooksms. Sandra brownms. tamara brownRev. homer brown

and ms. Debra Knight-brownmr. Kirk brown

and ms. carol Ramirezmrs. Valerie A. brownmr. Arthur R. bueno, ’99bundles of cookiesmr. patrick burns

and ms. mary Suffolettamr. and mrs. ellis m. butler, Jr.ms. Stephanie n. byrdms. Sylvia byrdDr. and mrs. Robert caiolacamera Ready Graphicsmrs. mary S. candonDr. and mrs. Robert caiolacapital city club and Spacapital one n.A.mr. and mrs. carl mazzamr. John cashman, ’86Fr. Javier castrocatch canDrs. mario and Susana cerritellimr. and mr. Ramsey chamberschevy chase Running companymr. and mrs. thomas J. cholis, Jr.

mr. and mrs. timothy p. coffinDr. Joel cohen and ms. Susan chapincoldwell banker Residential

brokerage corp.mr. and mrs. peter l. collins, ’74mr. and mrs. paul comminsmr. mark commins

and ms. monica mischemr. and mrs. Robert F. comstockms. margaret comstockmr. and mrs. James R. connellmr. michael conyngham, ’78

and ms. mary hardimancopper canyonmr. and mrs. William m. corbett, ’55mr. michael J. corrigan, ’83mr. John J. corrigan, ’83mr. James craver

and ms. laura mcGrathmr. and mrs. Andrew l. creightonmr. Stephen cross

and ms. elizabeth peakmr. curtis millermr. James Dahlberg

and ms. Deirdre DonahueDr. and mrs. louis m. Damianomr. and mrs. mark h. Danglemr. and mrs. William DarishDavid’s beautiful people hair Salonmr. and mrs. Frederick W. Davis, ’62mr. and mrs. christopher K. Davittmr. and mrs. michael Deckermr. hal DelucaDennis m. Kehoe landscape

contractors, Inc.

From left: Prior Simon McGurk, OSB; Gala honoree Cardinal Theodore McCarrick; President Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB; and Headmaster Louis Silvano.

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Dr. Russell Dickerson and Dr. pamela pehrsson

mrs. m. catherine Digglemr. and mrs. edward Dolanmr. and mrs. William e. Dolan, ’02mr. and mrs. James R. DonaldDr. and mrs. charles t. Downeymr. and mrs. thomas p. Downsmr. lynn Dudinsky and Dr. linda Gastmr. and mrs. David l. Durkineggspectationelizabeth’s Antiquesmrs. hajnalka enzelms. marion eppsDr. leo eskin, ’76

and ms. Kathy Alexandermr. and mrs. paul evansmrs. Jennifer Faheymr. and mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66mr. David Fenton

and ms. Veronique pluviose-Fentonmr. James D. Filpi, ’86ms. martha J. Finanms. Rose I. FinanFive Guys burgers and Friesmr. michael Fletcher

and ms. chantal courieutms. Sonia Foismr. Jonathan Foley, ’76

and ms. Karen baehlerFolger Shakespeare theatreForecastFranklins Restaurant, brewery

and General Storemr. Adam FriesFuddruckersFun and Gamesmr. michael Garnerms. Gloria Wyvill Garnerms. Solange GarveyDr. and mrs. Robert A. Gasser, Jr.mr. and mrs. Stephen D. GavinGeorge Washington’s mount Vernon estate

and GardensGeorgetown cupcake at bethesda RowGiant Foodmr. christopher Girardot

and ms. Susan ScheidGlenn Dale Golf clubGolf course Specialistsbr. Ignacio Gonzalez, oSbms. lauren Good mrs. mary lou Goodwin-KingGrand hyatt Washingtonmr. and mrs. Jeff GrandelGreat American RestaurantsGreenworksGregory Fine portraitsmr. James Grimaldi

and ms. niki collinsms. Donna Grimes mr. and mrs. John G. haaga, ’71mr. and mrs. Robert J. haggerty, ’61mr. and mrs. edmund F. haislmaiermr. and mrs. lawrence hamm, ’68

hank’s tavern and eatsmr. Antthony m. hankinsmr. Raymond hankins

and ms. lisa mccurdymr. David A. harnett, ’58mr. and mrs. Jeffrey harwoodheadlines Salonmr. and mrs. James J. hearn, ’77mr. and mrs. berle henrymrs. marie-therese henselms. Jennifer hiebert mr. and mrs. thomas m. higginshill Auto Repairmr. Wesley e. hilliard, ’09home Rulemr. and mrs. Richard houghtonmr. michael huerta and ms. Ann Sowdermr. thomas husted and ms. Ines bustillohyatt Regency bethesdaI Drive Smart, Inc.Imagination Stagemr. terry Jacobs

and ms. Dena Ann bakermr. and mrs. Joseph h. Jacques, ’62mr. and mrs. Jay JensenJohnson Florist and Garden centersDr. larry Josephmr. and mrs. michael Joycemr. and mrs. Stephen m. Kearney, ’74 mr. and mrs. philip m. Kennedymr. patrick m. Kenny, ’91mrs. heléne G. KennyKenwood Animal hospitalKenwood canine clubhousemr. Samir Khuller and ms. Kalyani chadhamr. and mrs. Stephen b. Kinnaird, ’80mr. and mrs. edward p. Kirbymr. Richard Kjeldgaard

and ms. Joan Darbymr. and mrs. Franz Klinkenbergh

br. marvin KluesnerDr. Juliana S. Kopecmr. and mrs. charles Krafftla bergerie French RestaurantRev. t. Ansgar laczkomr. and mrs. John laddmr. and mrs. patrick lallyDr. and mrs. Joel langDr. michael laskowski

and Dr. carol DeFrancesmr. and mrs. michael G. lawrencehon. and mrs. James lawson, ’48mr. howard leathers

and ms. martha Stancillmr. James leathers, ’04ledo pizzams. Arnetta leemr. and mrs. michael c. lemmonmr. and mrs. christian libanatimr. Arthur lindermr. and mrs. William lippemr. and mrs. michael lodicoDr. and mrs. Jeffrey l. longacremr. and mrs. Andrew J. lorentzmr. and mrs. Kennan b. lowmr. James p. lucier, Jr., ’82mr. Keith madden

and ms. Gwynne Kostinms. Kathleen malloymamma lucia RestaurantsDr. and mrs. John p. martin, ’87mr. and mrs. S. D. martinmarvelous marketmr. everett mattlin

and ms. barbara patockamr. and mrs. thomas A. mauromr. and mrs. carl mazzamr. and mrs. michael F. mccarthyDr. and mrs. barry mcconvillemrs. Rosemary mccutchen

2010 Fall Scholarship Gala

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Twenty-two of the 35 members of the Class of 2011 were honored in the annual National Merit and College Board scholarship competitons. From left: Thomas Hansen, Mathew Calkins, Nathan Dickerson, David Oetjen, Benjamin Best, Christopher Epps, Christopher Bragale, Benjamin Beidleman, Jeffrey Nemes, Brendan Ziebarth, Farrell Sheehan, Michael McCutchen, Alexander Jankovic, Marco Cerritelli, Yaw Oteng-Agipong, Joseph Breslin, Tomas Husted, Abraham Secular, Patrick Riechert, Joseph Downs.

mr. J. christopher mcDonough, ’81mr. and mrs. James R. mcFeeters, Jr.mr. Joseph S. mcGrath, ’75mrs. laura mealy, ’51mr. and mrs. thomas J. mehiganmr. John J. meiburger, ’77mr. martin mellett

and ms. Judy Walsh-mellettmr. and mrs. William D. merklemetamorphosismetro 29 DinerAmbassador and mrs. mark micelimr. Danilo miranda

and ms. pilar luntaomr. Kenneth miranda

and ms. elena papinamr. and mrs. John monizmr. and mrs. peter m. montaguemr. John montrollmr. husayn-olivier l. moody, ’94mr. and mrs. Jose moralesmr. Steve morrison

and ms. carol Fishbackmr. and mrs. Alexander e. morsemr. and mrs. bill mulloolymr. and mrs. Robert S. murphy, ’57mrs. Anne murphymr. and mrs. Kirk J. nahranational capital cactus and

Succulent Societymr. and mrs. matthew nolan, esq., ’76normandy natural c02 cleanersmr. and mrs. Alexander A. novakmrs. Geraldine W. novakmr. and mrs. Gregory b. nuccimr. matthew nylundoakcrest Schoolmr. and mrs. morgan e. o’brien, ’62mr. and mrs. James D. o’connellmr. and mrs. michael o’connell, ’78mr. and mrs. michael oetjenmr. Joongyul oh and ms. Anna Rheems. Kathryn o’nealmrs. nancy opalackmr. and mrs. John oremDr. thomas D. ostronic, ’74mr. F. p. ostronic, ’73mr. and mrs. Kirk ottersonmrs. Sofia owenpacersmr. and mrs. Jose padillapanera breadmr. charles paquette

and ms. Jane Stensonmr. charles parr and ms. mary Gwynnpassion Food hospitalityDr. Rubina patelmr. and mrs. George perezmr. and mrs. lou perimr. and mrs. b. Donovan picardDr. eugen pirovic

and ms. Jean bourne-pirovicmr. Robert pizzano

and ms. Donna Forbesplexus consulting Group, llc

mr. and mrs. John e. plunket, ’73mr. and mrs. thomas F. pochepotomac pizzaDr. and mrs. Jogues R. prandoni, ’62mr. lance pruettpurple onion cateringmr. and mrs. paul Quinnmr. and mrs. Giovanni RecchiaRed barn mercantilemrs. Karen Reedmrs. carol Rentasmr. and mrs. paul Richmr. and mrs. paul A. Ritacco, II, ’86mr. David Roderer, ’86

and ms. bethany Vallieremr. and mrs. nicolas RohdeRomano’s macaroni GrillRound house theatermr. and mrs. Robert Ruddmr. Robert G. Rudd, ’09Ruppert landscapingRuth’s chris Steak housemr. Jordan RyanSafewaySt. charles borromeo catholic churchmr. and mrs. Richard A. Sampmr. and mrs. Glen SavoryDr. bernd Schaefer

and ms. Karen Riecherthon. and mrs. Ronald Schiffmr. and mrs. John l. Schmittmr. and mrs. John Schornmr. and mrs. erich t. SchwartzSecond Story booksmr. Keith Secular and ms. Susan catlermr. and mrs. edward G. SellaSen. and mrs. Jon KylShadowland laser AdventuresShannon and luchs Insurance AgencyAbbot Aidan Shea, oSbDr. and mrs. terrence p. Sheehanmr. and mrs. Geoffrey Shepherdmr. and mrs. louis Silvanomr. Richard l. Sinatramr. and mrs. Ronald Slimp, IISmathers and bransonSmithsonian’s national ZooSpc Financial, Inc.St. Anselm’s Abbey School


parents Associationmr. James Stanford, ’90

and ms. carmencita balagtasDr. paul Stares and ms. Sonni efronStark carpet corporationmr. patrick Stingley

and ms. cynthia GreerStone Ridge School of the Sacred heartStrosniders hardwarems. Alessandra J. Stylesmr. and mrs. paul SullivanSusan calloway Fine Artsmr. and mrs. Sean Swartzlt. col. and mrs. mark F. Swentkofske

2010 Fall Scholarship Gala

Dr. connie Swiner, III, ’77Synetic theatermr. and mrs. bryan taylormr. and mrs. William G. teedtempo Restaurantthe Avalon theatre projectthe christmas Atticthe Inn at henderson’s Wharfthe James m. Johnston trustthe Kreeger museumthe mount Vernon ladies’

Association of the unionthe phoenixthe tabard Innthe W. o’neil Foundation, Inc.mrs. phyllis c. tolivertracy and companytrattoria Albertomr. and mrs. michael e. tucciDr. David tuthill

and ms. Sheila maffay-tuthillDr. and mrs. c. F. tynerms. Gloria underwoodunited Way of the

national capital Areamr. and mrs. Jonathan Vailemr. Allan Vecchione

and ms. nina Falvellomr. and mrs. Richard Verstraetemr. and mrs. Gary Vinesmr. and mrs. herman Violamr. and mrs. paul J. Walhoutmr. and mrs. A. R. Walsh mr. and mrs. miguel D. WalshWarner theaterWashington car Salonthe Washington Redskinsmr. and mrs. edward Wassermanmr. David Wasserman

and ms. Susan GinsbergAdmiral and mrs. James D. Watkins, uSn (Ret.)Dr. and mrs. edward F. Watkins, ’81ms. Kim Watsonmr. Ronald W. Weeksmr. and mrs. Gregory J. Weltermr. and mrs. christopher Werner, ’65mr. and mrs. peter b. Whitemr. christopher Williams

and ms. laurel mcFarlandms. Jill Williamsonmr. and mrs. Robert WillmoreWintergreen ResortWinterthur museum and estateDr. and mrs. herbert WoodWoven historyXoVivomr. paul yde and ms. Sarah eldermr. bryan young and ms. liz Daleymrs. and mrs. Jeremy youngmrs. Ieva youngZ pizzalt. col. and mrs. christopher Ziebarthms. Suzanne Ziska

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Workplace Giving: United Way and CFCSpecial thanks to parents, alumni and friends of St. Anselm’s Abbey School who donate through the united Way (#8967) or combined Federal campaign (#15844). St. Anselm’s was notified by united Way / cFc this fiscal year of the generous supporters listed below. Note: If you contribute to St. Anselm’s through United Way/CFC at your workplace and you do not see your name listed, please contact your HR office to give United Way/CFC permission to release your name and gift information to us.

Anonymousmr. Adewole S. Adamson, ’01 mr. and mrs. Joseph J. bedessem, ’86 mr. thomas e. brennan, ’71 mr. patrick burns and ms. mary SuffolettaDrs. mario and Susana cerritellimr. and mrs. Robert G. christensenmr. and mrs. Gregory m. cookeDr. James cox and Dr. martha lenhartmr. thomas Dougherty

and Dr. Kathleen Doughertymr. Robert F. Duncan, ’88ms. Diana o. embreems. ellen Fieldingmrs. carol Fiertzmr. and mrs. James o. Fikemr. Dennis Gallagher

and ms. carol barthelms. catherine Godfreymr. Raymond hankins

and ms. lisa mccurdymr. and mrs. Kurt hansen, ’83mr. and mrs. John p. helmmr. Geoffrey S. hill, ’93mr. lawrence hilliard

and ms. leslie Davies-hilliardmr. terry A. Jacobs

and ms. Dena Ann bakercol. Joseph Johnson

and lt. col. pamela Johnsonmr. and mrs. Stephen m. Kearney, ’74mr. and mrs. Richard J. Keegan, Jr.mr. John F. Kelly, ’08ms. Angelita c. KellyDr. and mrs. Joseph p. lawrencemr. and mrs. William h. learymr. and mrs. William K. levedahlDr. and mrs. Jeffrey l. longacre

mrs. mary Grace lucierms. Roberta mahoneymr. michael mccabe and ms. Susan Fouriermr. J. christopher mcDonough, ’81mr. and mrs. James mchalemr. and mrs. John monizmr. and mrs. Jeffrey A. owingsmrs. caroline percopoms. lorraine G. Ramsdellms. linda l. Rileymr. and mrs. David F. Rinnmr. and mrs. Stephen D. Roushmr. and mrs. Robert Rudd

ms. Irene Sandvoldmr. and mrs. Glen Savorymr. and mrs. Rudolph Somwarumr. howard leathers and ms. martha Stancillmr. and mrs. charles R. taylormr. A. bryan thibodeau, ’81 mr. and mrs. Devarajan thirumalaims. Janice trauschDr. han van Dijk and Dr. martha matochamr. and mrs. Gary Vinesmr. and mrs. bernard J. Wixonlt. and mrs. thomas yeagermr. bryan young and ms. liz Daley

Bank of Americacapt. and mrs. paul m. Reganmr. and mrs. hugo owen, ’71

Bristol-Myers Squibb FoundationDr. Donald G. Jackson, ’84

Dow Jones & Companymr. Robert W. metzler, ’67

and ms. mary carnevale

Fannie Mae Foundationmr. and mrs. Richard Van Alstyne

2010–2011 Matching GiftsWe are grateful to those corporations that match their employees’ gifts to St. Anselm’s Abbey School.

GE FoundationDr. and mrs. edward J. o’neill, ’59mr. and mrs. thaddeus J. burns, ’81

Goldman Sachs and Companymr. David b. lischer, ’93

Googlemr. and mrs. S. charles brubaker, ’98

Microsoft Corporationmr. patrick m. Kenny, ’91

Pfizer FoundationDr. and mrs. bruno Giordani, ’71

Raytheon Systems CompanyDr. and mrs. Anthony l. owens, ’84

Sprint Foundationmr. and mrs. bernard o’neill, Jr., ’55mr. John Kopec

Verizon Foundationmr. and mrs. mark oliver, ’65

Wiley Rein, LLPmr. and mrs. Kirk J. nahra

Cadet Robert Gasser, ’10, a freshman at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, speaks to juniors and seniors about the service academies in April.

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Gifts to the Annual Golf Outingthe 17th annual St. Anselm’s Abbey School Golf outing, hosted by the Alumni Association, raised almost $20,000 for scholarship aid. patrick Attridge, ’74, chaired the event and was assisted by several of his fellow members of the Alumni Association board.

mr. lewis Askew mr. and mrs. patrick J. Attridge, ’74mr. and mrs. Daniel F. Attridge, ’72hon. and mrs. patrick J. Attridgemr. Sean Attridge, ’12mr. Gary Austinbehnke nurserymr. James p. beirne, ’66mr. and mrs. James e. boland, Jr., ’67mr. and mrs. G. thomas borgermr. and mrs. herbert F. brooksmrs. Val brownmr. chris caulfield, ’87mr. and mrs. patrick J. caulfieldmr. terrence caulfield, ’85mr. Rodger charinmrs. nancy Sheeran choliscoakley Williams constructionmr. and mrs. peter l. collins, ’74mr. paul comminscommonwealth Digital office Solutionsmr. John J. corrigan, ’83mr. michael corrigan, ’83mr. and mrs. christopher K. Davittmr. Doug Dawsonmr. mark Deanmr. and mrs. John Dickersonmr. and mrs. eric Dickman, ’91mr. Jeff Didion, ’78mr. michael Didionmr. John enrightmr. Jack Fergusonmr. James D. Filpi, ’86mr. Keith Fitchmr. Shane Fletcherthe Gauntletmr. and mrs. John Gillmrs. nancy Ann Grandelmr. and mrs. paul Grenaldomr. Raymond hankins and ms. lisa mccurdymr. Robert hankins, ’14mr. mark harfordms. bernadette harveyheffron company, Inc.mr. Ralph K. heinzehoward G. hoffman, Inc.mr. Kevin c. hudson, ’04mr. Joe IlligJefferson millwork and Designmr. and mrs. John G. Johnson, Jr.Juneau partners, pllcmr. todd Juneaumr. Wayne Kirkmr. nicholas R. Klank, ’97mr. Dave Knasel, ’87mr. michael lawson

mr. James leathers, ’04mr. tom lynch, ’87mr. Kevin mageeDr. and mrs. michael J. mageemr. Steve martinmr. Geoffrey martinymr. and mrs. patrick J. may, ’84mr. and mrs. timothy p. may, ’83mr. and mrs. James R. mcFeeters, Jr.mr. James mcFeeters.mr. and mrs. Sean R. mcGowan, ’83Dr. c. David missar, ’83 and ms. Katherine monahanmy thyme cateringmr. John neumannmr. carl W. northropmr. pat o’leary, ’87mr. michael o’Quinnmr. F. p. ostronic, ’73mr. Daryl owenmr. Jose padillams. cheryl t. paigemrs. Judy pensabenemr. and mrs. h. D. pickering, Jr., ’74mr. Robert pizzano and ms. Donna Forbespotomac mechanical contractors, Inc.

providence health Foundationpurple onion catering co.mr. Allen Raymondmr. Sam Raymondmrs. carol Rentasmr. and mrs. David R. Robertsmr. and mrs. mark A. Romano, ’86mr. Jordan RyanRuppert landscapingmr. and mrs. William b. Sanders, III mr. bart Sanders, ’82Shannon and luchs Insurance Agencymr. craig Silbertmr. louis Silvanomr. bill Simonsmr. Richie Sotomr. and mrs. yovani Soto, ’96lt. col. and mrs. mark F. Swentkofskemr. and mrs. Frederick J. tansill, ’66mr. bryan taylormr. John thurbermr. bill turcomr. thomas ugastmr. Andrew Vasapolimr. mark Vincentmr. Greg Wademr. ted Wrobel

Alumni Association Vice President Tim May, ’83, presents Fr. Peter with a check from the Association for $30,000 at the Annual Golf Outing on June 6, symbolizing the funds raised by the Association for the School throughout the year.

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Honorary and Memorial GiftsAll gifts listed here were applied to our endowment Fund, unless otherwise directed by the donor.

In Memory of Ms. Michele Aréne

mr. and mrs. James J. casimir crimson tech, llc mr. marco cuniberti mr. James leathers, ’04 mr. Anthony morley and ms. Ruth olson Dr. Rubina patel ms. elizabeth Quinn mr. erik J. Raven-hansen, ’99 mr. and mrs. Stanley Salett

In Memory of Mr. Peter Barry, ’83

mr. and mrs. Robert l. barry In Honor of Mr. Jack Butler, Form III

mrs. louise J. Gordon In Honor of Mr. Will Butler, Form I

mrs. louise J. Gordon In Honor of Mrs. Nancy Sheeran Cholis

Dr. and mrs. thomas magovern In Honor of Mr. David Collins and Ms. Stephanie Garber

ms. Janet Garber

In Honor of Mr. Joseph E. A. Connell

mr. and mrs. James R. connell In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas DeLuca

mr. hal Deluca In Memory of Fr. Thomas Fahy, OSB, ’48

ms. Sarah Fahy ms. Agnes Johnson mr. and mrs. Rourke J. Sheehan ms. mary A. Sheehan

In Memory of Fr. John Farrelly, OSB

mr. and mrs. michael J. Dellapa, Jr. mr. and mrs. James Farrelly mr. and mrs. thomas hohman mr. and mrs. William p. Kelly Rev. t. Ansgar laczko mr. and mrs. Francis J. lostumbo mr. and mrs. Frank e. mccarthy mr. and mrs. Richard e. metrey miss Vidya A. pillai miss Joanne Sala mr. and mrs. Robert J. Stanford mr. and mrs. edward treacy, Jr.

In Honor of Fr. Michael Hall, OSB, ’56

mr. John Feeney and Ambassador laura Kennedy mr. clarence D. long, IV, ’92

In Memory of Mr. Philip Huitema, ’82

mr. and mrs. philip c. mcGuire In Memory of Mr. Patrick Kennedy

the Staffier Family In Honor of Mrs. Heléne Kenny

ms. Julie Goodell

In Honor of Dr. Juliana Kopec

mr. John Kopec

In Memory of Dr. James K. Lovelace

Dr. Rubina patel mr. Jamsheed lovelace, ’09

In Honor of Mrs. Eleanor Luciano

mr. and mrs. Samuel G. luciano

In Memory of Mr. Joseph P. Mariani

mrs. elizabeth mariani In Memory of Mr. John H. McNeill

Dr. and mrs. pierce S. corden In Memory of Mr. Timothy P. McTighe, ’68

mr. lawrence hamm, ’68ms. Jeanne m. mcdermott

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. George Meiberger

mr. James meiburger, ’77 mr. John J. meiburger, ’77

In Memory of Mr. G. Brian Murphy

ms. Janet Garber mr. Frederick lockyear and ms. Jean Garber mr. and mrs. James D. o’connell

In Memory of Mr. Francis Nyirjesy, ’74

mr. charles bragale and ms. christine nyirjesy bragale Dr. and mrs. michael W. may, ’77 Dr. and mrs. paul nyirjesy, ’77 Dr. Istvan nyirjesy

In Memory of Mrs. Michelle Nyirjesy

Dr. and mrs. Dara S. Afshar mr. and mrs. elmer bako mr. and mrs. edward chi ms. Judith Deszily ms. Judith Gajary Dr. Istvan nyirjesy mr. Stephen oroszlan mr. Aldo pasquariello mr. Guy J. Stephens ms. Joan K. Steyn mr. and mrs. l. Van houtven mr. eugene J. Wingerter ms. Jacquelynn m. Wozniak law offices of catherine mary Rafferty

In Honor of Mrs. Kezia Ogundipe

mr. and mrs. emmanuel ogundipe In Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Peters

ms. Antonietta A. Avery mr. Richard c. barnes Dr. brenda m. brandon mr. and mrs. peter l. collins, ’74 Dr. and mrs. William commins, ’48 ms. Alicia b. estes ms. ellen W. Fagan mr. and mrs. Walter hansen mr. eric p. hoglund ms. Deborah J. hornickel mr. Stuart e. houston ms. carla h. Jones-batka mr. William osborn paul Associates, Inc. RADm and mrs. Willam S. Schwob, uScG (Ret.) mrs. carole Solomon ms. Anne o. Stevens ms. patricia h. Vanderslice mr. michael Vinyon and ms. Anne Weiss

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phipps, Jr.

Dr. michael phipps, ’93 and ms. madeline phipps-Dick

In Memory of Mr. Peter Samp, ’08

mr. and mrs. Anthony engel mr. Jeffrey n. Gibbs ms. constance c. larcher mr. William palmer and Dr. elizabeth Kicklighter miss emma pierson mr. howard Riddick and Dr. carol Riddick St. Anselm’s Abbey School parents Association mr. and mrs. Richard A. Samp ms. margaret h. Samp mr. and mrs. lee Schneider

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Additional Gifts to the Endowment FundIn addition to the honorary and memorial contributions to the endowment Fund, St. Anselm’s receives other gifts that are also directed to this Fund, including gifts made to endowed prizes and endowed scholarship funds.

Alice & eugene Ford Foundationmr. and mrs. G. thomas borgermr. and mrs. Robert J. branson, ’66mr. David burke, ’84 and ms. Kelly mcGannmr. and mrs. Douglas b. Diamond, ’67mr. and mrs. brian A. elenbaas, ’87mr. and mrs. William A. Fennell, ’66mr. brendan Gleason, ’03mr. Frank henneburg and ms. Sharon FreyDr. and mrs. Austin l. hughes, ’66the James m. Johnston trust

for charitable and educational purposesms. constance c. larcherSprint Foundationmr. James Stanford, ’90 and ms. carmencita balagtas

John Recchia, Form V, in an Upper Division A.P. Composition class.

In Memory of Mrs. Helen Santini

mr. and mrs. Sam t. Ferruzza In Honor of Abbot Aidan Shea, OSB

mr. and mrs. marc t. borger, ’98 mr. John Feeney and Ambassador laura Kennedy mr. charles Glaser mr. clarence D. long, IV, ’92

In Honor of Mr. Louis Silvano

mr. and mrs. herman Viola In Memory of Mr. Adam Smith, ’98

hon. and mrs. loren A. Smith

In Honor of Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB

mr. John Feeney and Ambassador laura Kennedy mr. clarence D. long, IV, ’92

In Memory of Dr. Frank Whitesell, Jr.

mr. and mrs. Douglas A. Abbott ms. brooke bevis mr. and mrs. G. thomas borger buchanan and company, pllc mr. and mrs. Giulio callari Dechert, llp mr. William e. Fry ms. mary b. Jabbour mr. and mrs. nick lutz mr. Fred l. metz mr. Jonathan miller and ms. c. Winebrenner Drs. yoshitatsu and Shizuko Sei mr. Gary e. thompson Dr. luke J. Whitesell, ’76 mr. David Whitesell, ’01 and ms. erica helland mr. Robert Wolk

In Honor of Fr. James Wiseman, OSB

mr. and mrs. Don Schmidt In Honor of Mrs. Kathleen E. Yinug and her son, Christopher

ms. Alice m. Rivlin

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Additional Restricted GiftsDonors listed here designated their gifts to specific projects or programs that are of special importance to them. these chosen areas of interest at the School benefited from the generosity of these donors.St. Anselm’s Abbey School parents Associationmr. Donald Arndt and ms. Kathy Schmidt-Arndtmr. and mrs. Alejandro Atienzamr. and mrs. ellis m. butler, Jr.Dr. and mrs. Allen c. churchms. Karen l. coxmr. michael Fletcher and ms. chantal courieutmr. and mrs. Jeff Grandelmr. Raymond hankins and ms. lisa mccurdymr. and mrs. James J. hearnmr. and mrs. Kirk J. nahramr. James J. nicholsonmr. and mrs. Alfonso Rushingmr. and mrs. John l. Schmittmr. and mrs. John Schornmrs. Sophie Schubertmr. c. Richard Stafford, ’53mr. and mrs. paul Sullivanmrs. patricia Van Dusenmr. paul yde and ms. Sarah elder

Gifts to the 1955Academic BuildingGifts and pledge payments toward the 2008 renovation of the 1955 Academic building.

mr. and mrs. thomas J. mehiganmr. paul Ritchie, ‘78 and ms. Ayn haglerDr. and mrs. Julien Worland, ‘62

Gifts-in-Kindthese individuals donated items and services that fulfilled specific needs of the School. these unbudgeted items enhance a variety of areas of school life.

ms. Sarah bergenmrs. Valerie A. brownmr. and mrs. peter l. collins, ‘74mr. and mrs. William conyngham, ‘74mr. hal Delucams. Karen R. eastridgems. carol Giacomomr. michael huerta and ms. Ann Sowdermr. paul Kervin and ms. elaine SaraoDr. and mrs. peter moricims. Sharon o’Donnell-burnsms. marie pelosiDr. and mrs. nicolas Rohdemr. and mrs. paul J. Walhout

Named Scholarship GiftsDonors listed here designated their gifts to one of our named scholarships, which are funds used for scholarship aid in the 2010–2011 school year. Students both present and past have benefited from the generosity of these donors.

the Alice and eugene Ford Foundation ScholarshipFour-year renewable scholarship awarded to student(s) with demonstrated financial need and academic ability residing in the District of Columbia

Alice and eugene Ford Foundation

the G. thomas and Geraldine D. borger ScholarshipFour-year renewable scholarship awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need and academic ability

mr. and mrs. G. thomas borger

the class of 1966 ScholarshipFour-year renewable scholarship awarded in honor of the Class of 1966 to student(s) with demonstrated financial need and academic ability

mr. Robert branson, ’66mr. and mrs. William Fennell, ’66Dr. Austin hughes, ’66

the John W. and Joan K. Kinnaird ScholarshipFour-year renewable scholarship awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need and academic ability

mr. and mrs. Stephen Kinnaird, ’80

the David J. and Anne S. burke ScholarshipFour-year renewable scholarship awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need and academic ability

mr. David c. burke, ’84, and ms. Kelly l. mcGann

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Admiral/minkoff Window coveringsAlice & eugene Ford Foundationthe Attridge Family charitable Fund bank of Americabethlehem house Inc.bristol-myers Squibb Foundationbuchanan & company, pllccamera Ready Graphicscapital one, nAcenter For Women’s health, pccoakley Williams constructioncoldwell banker Residential brokeragecolorado Security Agencycommonwealth Digital office Solutionscrimson tech, llcDaisy b. Deering trustDechert, llpDow Jones & companyedna p. Jacobsen charitable trust for

Animals, Inc.employees charity organization of

northrop GrummaneScrip / SafewayFannie mae FoundationGe FoundationGiant Food, Inc.Goldman Sachs and companyGoogleheffron company, Inc.howard G. hoffman, Inc.

I.b.m.the James m. Johnston trust for

charitable and educational purposes Jefferson millwork and DesignJuneau partners, pllclaw offices of catherine mary Raffertymartha botman De Schmertzing trustmary F. Wolterman trustmicrosoft corporationnational capital cactus

and Succulent Societynolan Family charitable Foundationpaul Associates, Inc.pfizer Foundationprovidence health FoundationRaytheon Systems companyRuppert landscapingShannon and luchs Insurance AgencySpc Financial, Inc.Sprint FoundationSt. Anselm’s Abbey School


parents Associationtarget corp.united Way of Greater los Angelesunited Way of the national capital AreaVerizon Foundationthe W. o’neil Foundation, Inc. Wiley Rein, llp

Giving by Corporations & OrganizationsWe are grateful for the support of the following corporations, foundations and organizations.

Giving by Friends of the AbbeyAnonymousA. & e. Donnelly trustmr. and mrs. peter Abbruzzesemr. W. S. Abellmr. Rafael Acevedo

and ms. Gabriela pardoDr. & mrs. Dara S. Afshar ms. Audrey h. Ashiemrs. Julia m. Ayalamr. and mrs. brent W. baccalamr. & mrs. elmer bakoms. Judy barrms. claudia c. baskinbethlehem house Inc.ms. brooke bevismr. and mrs. michael A. binzermr. and mrs. G. thomas borgerms. mary A. borstms. patricia A. brannanmr. and mrs. John e. breenmr. and mrs. matthew J. britton, ’84mr. and mrs. herbert F. brooksmr. emerson m. brownbuchanan & company, pllcmr. thomas A. callaghanmr. and mrs. Giulio callarimr. terence W. carlsonmrs. Joan castellancenter For Women’s health, pcmr. and mrs. Gregory p. chudymr. and mrs. Daniel e. clementDechert, llp

mr. and mrs. michael J. Dellapa, Jr.mr. bart Denninmr. and mrs. William R. Dentonmr. Richard l. desJardins, ’57ms. Judith Deszilyms. Kathy e. Dienermr. and mrs. Raymond S. Dolgertmr. and mrs. Gilbert J. Donahuemrs. Jill Downeymr. Ryan ellismr. and mrs. m. p. eskinms. mary Ann evanms. Sarah Fahymr. James W. Farr, Jr.ms. Joy S. Farrellymr. and mrs. James Farrellyms. teresa Fitzgeraldmr. William e. Frymr. and mrs. Jean e. Gaetjensms. Judith Gajaryms. Gloria Wyvill Garnermrs. olive S. Glaserthe estate of Fr. David Granfield, oSbFr. patrick Granfield, oSbms. Zelda Greenspunms. Aurea V. Guironms. Dolores e. Gutierrez-Rolesmr. and mrs. Daniel t. hallinanmr. and mrs. e. m. hallinan Jr.mrs. mary S. hamiltonmr. Raymond hankins uSAF (Ret.) and ms.

lisa mccurdymr. Scott harpermr. and mrs. J. b. harrelsonmr. J. D. haydenmr. and mrs. Donald J. heimDr. beth hewettmrs. loretta m. higginsmr. Dennis J. hoganmr. & mrs. thomas hohmanms. Zlatica hokeDeborah J. hornickelmr. Daniel J. hoyms. mary b. Jabbourmr. and mrs. charles Jenningsms. Agnes JohnsonSt. Anselm Jubileems. mary Kalkmr. and mrs. William p. Kellymr. and mrs. William A. KennedyDr. and mrs. Stephen G. Kentmr. Richard Kjeldgaard

and ms. Joan Darbymr. Adam Kline and ms. Zeny magosRev. t. Ansgar laczkolaw offices of catherine mary Raffertymrs. Dolores R. leckeymr. and mrs. michael leemr. mark lofgren

and ms. Kathryn niewenhousmr. clarence D. long, IV, ’92lonergan Institute

mr. and mrs. Francis J. lostumbomr. and mrs. nick lutzmary F. Wolterman trustmrs. elizabeth marianimartha botman De Schmertzing trustms. carol u. mccannmr. & mrs. Frank e. mccarthyms. Julia mccarthymr. J. christopher mcDonough, ’81mr. paul W. mcKeemr. and mrs. Richard e. metreymr. Fred l. metzmr. Jonathan miller

and ms. c Winebrennermr. and mrs. David p. millermr. and charles J. miller, Jr.mr. and mrs. John muldoonms. theresa m. mullinms. maria A. nazarczukmr. and mrs. barry nestorDr. and mrs. Wallace e. oatesprof. e. m. oestenmr. Stephen oroszlanms. mary A. ourslermr. Aldo pasquariellopax communitymr. and mrs. patrick perozmiss Vidya A. pillaiDr. evelynn u. putnammr. and mrs. Frank h. pylems. Judith A. Riggsmrs. mary c. Robertsmr. patrick t. Rothwellmiss Joanne Salamrs. mary J. Sarvermr. Vincent Sawickimr. and mrs. Don SchmidtDrs. yoshitatsu and Shizuko Seimr. and mrs. edward G. Sellams. mary A. SheehanSisters of mercy of the Americasmr. and mrs. Stephen p. SmithSt. Ignatius-hickory

Roman catholic congregationmr. and mrs. Robert J. Stanfordmr. Joseph p. Stensonmr. Guy J. Stephensms. Joan K. SteynDr. connie Swiner, III, ’77ms. theresa b. thomasmr. Gary e. thompsoncapt. Roseanne trabocchimr. and mrs. edward treacy, Jr.mr. and mrs. edward p. WalshDr. and mrs. edward F. Watkins, ’81mr. David Whitesell, ’01

and ms. erica hellandms. Anne m. Whittakermr. eugene J. Wingertermr. Robert Wolkms. Jacquelynn m. Wozniakms. mary F. Zelenak

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Fifth Form student Andrew Houghton warms up before a Varsity baseball game in March on DeFelice Field.(Photo: Y. Udoumoh, ’13)

2010–2011 Faculty and StaffRev. Dom peter Weigand, oSb presidentmr. louis Silvano headmastermr. Alexander morse head of the upper Schoolmr. thomas mehigan head of the middle School

Department Heads and Administrators

mr. henry Achilles chair, Social Studies Departmentmr. Robert Alspaugh Director of Summer programsms. Robin barth, Rn School nursemr. Kofi bekoe network Administratorms. tamara brown office managermrs. Valerie A. brown Director of Developmentmr. peter collins, ’74 Director of Student publicationsmr. mark commins Director of Financemr. José padilla Director of Athleticsmr. hal Deluca Director of college counselingDr. charles Downey chair, Fine Arts Departmentmrs. e.V. Downey Director of Admissionsmrs. hajnalka enzel chair, modern language Departmentmrs. nancy Ann Grandel Registrar, Assistant to the headmasterRev. Dom michael hall, oSb, ’56 chaplainmr. lawrence hamm, ’68 Director of Alumni Affairsmr. Jeffrey harwood Assistant Director of college counselingbr. marvin Kluesner, SDS librarianmr. James leathers, ’04 Director of communicationsmr. michael F. mccarthy Dean of Studentsmr. José morales Director of Facilitiesms. Delora pelosi chair, classical language Departmentmrs. carol Rentas chair, Science & technology Departmentmrs. maura Rohde Guidance counselor mr. Jonathan Vaile chair, english Departmentmr. mark Vincent chair, physical education Departmentmrs. Kimberly Walhout Assistant Director of Developmentmr. John corrigan, ’83 chair, mathematics Departmentmrs. Ieva young business managermr. peter young, ’01 Assistant Director of Admissions

Lay Faculty, Staff and Coaches

mr. henry Achillesmr. tim Allenmr. Kofi bekoemr. pablo bonillaDr. Antonio chavesmrs. nancy Sheeran cholismr. paul comminsmrs. m. catherine Digglems. Janine Dunnemr. michael edelin, ’06Dr. Farshad Foroozanmr. Adam Friesmr. paul Grenaldomr. barry hillocksmr. Friday JohnsonDr. larry Joseph

ms. laSean lane mr. Jack leathers, ’06mr. michael lodico, Jr.Dr. marcel maicanmr. John montrollmr. michael mowery, ’03mr. Kirk ottersonms. elizabeth peakmr. Kevin Richardsonmr. Steve Roushmr. Scott Salandy-DeFour, ’06mr. Dennis Sissonmr. bryan taylormr. paul WofsyDr. herbert Wood

Religious Faculty and Staff

Fr. Javier castroDom Ignacio Gonzalez, oSbRev. Dom michael hall, oSb, ’56br. marvin Kluesner, SDSVery Rev. Dom Simon mcGurk, oSbRev. Dom Gabriel myers, oSbDom matthew nylund, oSbRt. Rev. Dom Aidan Shea, oSbRev. Dom boniface von nell, oSbRev. Dom peter Weigand, oSbRev. Dom James Wiseman, oSb

Lists on this page reflect 2010–2011 faculty and staff.

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president Fr. peter Weigand, oSb 202-269-2350 [email protected] mr. louis Silvano 202-269-2350 [email protected] of the middle School mr. thomas mehigan 202-269-2377 [email protected] of the upper School mr. Alex morse 202-269-2367 [email protected] of Students mr. michael mccarthy 202-281-1658 [email protected] mrs. nancy Ann Grandel 202-269-2354 [email protected] Fr. michael hall, oSb, ’56 202-269-2385 [email protected] of Athletics mr. José padilla 202-281-1651 [email protected] of Admissions mr. Kirk otterson 202-269-2379 [email protected] Director of Admissions mr. peter young, ’01 202-269-2374 [email protected] of Finance mr. mark commins 202-281-1645 [email protected] manager mrs. Ieva young 202-281-1656 [email protected] of Development mrs. Valerie A. brown 202-281-1644 [email protected] Director of Development mrs. Kimberly Walhout 202-281-1653 [email protected] of Alumni Affairs mr. lawrence hamm, ’68 202-281-1657 [email protected] of communications mr. James leathers, ’04 202-281-1650 [email protected] of Facilities mr. José morales 202-269-2383 [email protected] of college counseling mr. hal Deluca 202-269-2375 [email protected] Director of college counseling mr. Jeffrey harwood 202-269-2360 [email protected] manager ms. tamara brown 202-269-2350 [email protected] nurse ms. Robin barth, Rn 202-269-2353 [email protected]

School office 202-269-2350 [email protected] Gymnasium Security Desk 202-281-1640St. Anselm’s Abbey 202-269-2300 [email protected]

2011–2012 Administration

thank youevery effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the listings in this Annual Report. We

regret and apologize for any inadvertent errors or omissions, and ask that the correct information be sent to Valerie brown, Director of Development, via email at [email protected], via mail to St. Anselm’s Abbey School,

office of Development, 4501 South Dakota Avenue, ne, Washington, Dc 20017, or by phone at 202-281-1644.

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Documents

2010-2011 Annual Report