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Thornton Academy Annual Report 2012-2013 Thornton Academy 438 Main St•Saco•ME•04072 www.thorntonacademy.org Stay Through Social Media CONNECTED @ Photographs. Events. Video footage. TA facebook.com/ thorntonacademy On Twitter: @thorntonacademy youtube.com/tatvsaco TATV © Irvin Serrano Photography
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Thornton Academy Annual Report

2012-2013

Thornton Academy438 Main St•Saco•ME•04072www.thorntonacademy.org

S t a y

T h r o u g h S o c i a l M e d i aC O N N E C T E D

@Photographs. Events. Video footage.

TA

facebook.com/ thorntonacademy

On Twitter: @thorntonacademy

youtube.com/tatvsaco

TATV© Irvin Serrano Photography

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Headmaster Rene M. Menard ‘88 and all of Thornton Academy’sfaculty and staff wish to thank

our Board of Trustees,Board Committee members,

and Alumni Board fortheir outstanding service

as loyal volunteersand supporters of our mission

to prepare students for achanging world.

TRUSTEESEric Purvis ‘81, President

Vangel Cotsis ’85Brian Dallaire ’75

Philip D. Fearon ’70Dennis Flaherty

Bernard Gaines ’65Stephen Garland ’64

Robert GowenJoyce D. Haley ’75

Kenneth Janson ’72William D. JohnsonWilliam S. Kany ’77

Karen B. LovellJames E. Nelson ’67

Paul F. RemmesKathleen Boutet Santamore ’80

Mark G. Willett ’65

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEEEarle Cianchette

Vangel Cotsis ’85Brian K. Dallaire ’75Bernard Gaines ’65

Stephen Garland ’64, ChairKenneth Janson ’72William D. Johnson

A. William Kany, Jr. ’49William S. Kany ’77

David K. LePauloue ’84Karen B. Lovell

James E. Nelson ’67Eric A. Purvis ’81Paul F. Remmes

Edward K. Simensky ’59

ALUMNI BOARDTodd M. Davis ‘81, President

Harry Nielson ‘69, Vice PresidentAnthony LeBlanc ‘88, Treasurer

Giselle Tardiff ‘90, SecretaryKathy Allen ‘72

Joshua Fearon ‘98Lauren Chenard Folsom ‘75Roberta Sargent Gallant ‘62

Benjamin Harris ‘99Jessica Janson ‘05

Vera Gallant Kalagias ‘80Deb Ketchum ‘75

Melody Jordan Laskey ‘79Sean LeBlanc ‘01

Susan Willey Marston ‘62George Mendros ‘76

Christina Dolby O’Brien ‘86Gregory Paradis ‘91David Pendleton ‘81

Susan Mondor Spath ‘67

COVER PHOTO: David Sharland ’99

with Skyler Gaudette ’16.

technology-engineering-math) classroom has

been constructed in Scamman Science Building.

Finally, the Main Building Annex boasts three

renovated classrooms with advanced technology,

and our high school’s kitchen has been

reconfigured and updated.

Thornton Academy makes these improvements,

without a local tax bond or access to state

construction funding. Independent schools, like

us, must find alternative

means to finance an

education that is second to

none in Maine (pg. 4).

To all who participated in

the Thornton Fund for 2012-

2013, you have my sincere gratitude. Please visit

soon — we’re proud of our new spaces and look

forward to welcoming you to campus.

Headmaster Rene M. Menard ‘88

We have had a wonderful year at Thornton

Academy! We continue to develop new and

better ways to serve all our students. We now

offer more AP courses than any other school in

Maine. We collaborate with universities to allow

our students to earn college credit while still in

high school. We partner with local businesses to

provide internship and job shadow placements.

At 93%, our graduation rate is among the

highest in York County. Participation is at an

all-time high in athletics, the

arts, and other activities. In

short, Thornton Academy

students have incredibly

diverse opportunities and

access to support. If you

drive by, construction

vehicles and hard hats attest to our efforts to

keep a Thornton Academy education on the

cutting edge. Returning students will find the

Emery Building, restored and housing a fully

appointed dance studio on the first floor and

a library above (pg. 7). An Arts & New Media

Center has been created in the former Library

space (pg. 14-15). A dedicated STEM (science-

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Thornton Academy makes these improvements, without a local tax bond or access to state construction funding.

Headmaster Rene M. Menard, ‘88, was presented with the first 2013 yearbook by the Tripod staff, who dedicated the yearbook to him, Thornton Academy’s first alumnus to head the school.

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The Thornton Academy Alumni Board awarded its an-nual Unsung Hero Award to a dedicated individual who has given countless hours of her valuable time to make Thornton Academy a better place. Recipient Mary Ann Stickles Martin ‘78 serves as a student council advisor, class advisor and Action team advisor. She helps run Cin-derella’s Closet, participates in alumni activities (including annual alumni basketball games & golf tournament) and she continues supporting Senior Sunrise even though her term has ended. Arts teacher Jennifer Merry adds, “Not many people stretch themselves as far for the health, hap-piness, and welfare of Thornton Academy students.”

Student philanthropyOn a sunny June day, 367 seniors took their last steps as students

and their first as alumni/ae. For four years, TA has been home for

the class of 2013, a place to learn and grow. They took their tests,

wrote their papers, won state championships, celebrated the arts,

but most of all they made memories and friendships that will last

a lifetime. As graduation approached, the seniors reflected on what

TA has provided them. With the money that they had raised over

four years, the Class of 2013 decided to leave its mark on TA by

giving a significant gift to Thornton’s Annual Fund. The class gift

of $9,000 will support new projects here on campus. Bobby Begin

‘13, Class President said, “We tried to think of the best way to give

back to the school that has given us so much and with the school

expanding so much we thought it would be a great idea to help

contribute to a new classroom so the future students of TA will

have the latest technology and a great school environment.”

Thank you to the Class of 2013 for your generous gift to TA. We

wish you all the luck and happiness in the world and look forward

to watching you make your way in the world.

From the headmaster’s desk...

Unsung Hero Award

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The Town Academy:How does i t work?

If you think you might have trouble answering “what is a town academy?” on a quiz show, you’re not alone. Here’s why. Perhaps best defined with the hybrid tagline -- an independent school with a pub-lic mission -- a town academy is neither a public school nor a private school as we normally know it. It is an independent school. Thornton Academy endures as one of only nine other remaining historic town academies in Maine, an educational model that predates modern public school systems. How does it work? Local towns financially contract TA to serve as their high school and pay a per-student fee set by the state of Maine. Yet the school maintains independent governance and admits tuition-paying, residential students from across the U.S. and from 20 other countries. TA does not receive any public funds for capital improvements. Private funding enables us to fill the gap between tax-based tuition revenues and the cost of operating a quality independent school.

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Gifts to Thornton Academy 2012-13Bicentennial Club Gifts of $20,000 to $49,999Davis Family Foundation Mr. Jinping Liu & Ms. Wu Hongyuan Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution

Spire Club Gifts of $10,000 to $19,999Saco Bay Lacrosse

Academy Club Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999Blake & Christina Mackowiak Dubin Jim Godbout Plumbing & Heating, Inc. William & Mary Atkinson Johnson PM Construction Co. Inc. Class of 2013 University of New England’s College of Arts & Sciences

Headmaster’s Circle Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999Irving & Charlotte Backman Biddeford Savings Bank Paul & Diane CollardBrian K. & Debbie Dallaire Stephen & Corleen Garland Marco & Kristen Giancotti Joyce D. Haley Leonard G. & June Johnson Rene M. & Lisa Menard Paul & Holly Remmes Clifford W. & Kathleen Boutet SantamoreNicholas “Nicky”, Peter & Bridget D. Scontras Liman Su & Wenfang Ruan

Posterity Club Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499Anonymous Don & Barbara Grondin Boutin Fred & Connie ClarkHugh G. Connor Vangel & Ericka Cotsis Dawson Smith Purvis & Bassett Dennett-Craig & Pate Funeral Home, Inc.ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.Marco & Kristen Giancotti Tom & Lisa Mailman Gorman John E. & Brenda Leach Haramis Kenneth & Laurie Janson Marston & Karen Lovell Tom & Diane Madden Mark & Joanne McInnis James E. & Kathleen Huot Nelson Portland Design Team Prime Motor Group Eric A. & Kathryn Purvis Kirk & Abby Graffam Purvis Chris Queally & Janice Stoy Bayley Securadyne Shaw Brothers Construction

David & Beverly Sherman Edward K. & Martha Simensky Simensky, Engstrom & Associates, CPAs Carl J. & Barbara Stasio, Jr. Michael & Susan Grenier Strout Thornton Academy SCSA Thornton Academy Annual Alumni Golf Tournament John R. & Elizabeth Jane Walker York County Federal Credit Union Allan & Susan Young Frank Zayac & Maureen Flynn

Leadership Club Gifts of $500 to $999Elizabeth A. Lowe Baran Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Class of 1952 Robert & Erin Davies Linwood C. & Justine Cote Davis Norman Desormier Philip D. & Brandi Fearon Funtown Splashtown USA Leon & Susan Hadiaris Margery Harrison Healing Chris Indorf William S. & Holly Kany Paul & Lynne Kelly David K. & Rachel LePauloue Robert E. McAvoy Scott & Barbara McCrum Brad Meserve Jerry & Lisa Morin Residential Mortgage Services, Inc. Saco Veterinary Clinic Theodore Sawyer Fred W. & Sharon Stackpole, Jr. Susan Tarver TA’s Student Council W. David & Anna Kosta Verrill Kory & Kristi WentworthMark G. & Gayle Andrews Willett James Williams David & Muriel Woodbury Thomas & Nannette Nero Zuke

Heritage Club Gifts of $250 to $499Elizabeth Mazeiko Abdulla Richard & Christine Agreste Anonymous David & Teri-Ann Hogan Arenstam Fred W. Arno David J. & Marcella Colpitts Bates David C. Brunelle Patrick & Andrea Carey Marian Ricker Carvisiglia Sally Gochie Chase Cathy Coffman & Richard Buhr John & Anita Binette Colpitts Fred & Diane Conley Stevan Cote Rebecca Smith DeLuca

David E. & Vivian Edfors Dennis & Cynthia Flaherty Bill & Brenda Stackpole Foresman Herbert & Irene Glaude Grace Katherine E. Grondin Jason & Nonnie Haskell John & Robin Hoyt Dale & Karin Johnson Ryan & Caitlin Lagan Barry & Ellen Haas Levine John B. Malcolm, Jr. John F. & Olimbia McNabb, Jr. Jack & Sheri Morrison Gregory & Cathy Paradis Carlos Philbrick Kenneth E. Poitras Daniel F. Pullen Herbie & Margaret Colomb Reed John & Patty Ritzo Stuart & Sharon Ruben Stephen Sanborn Phillip A. Saperia & James Golden Abel R. Saucier Robert A. Wentworth Eleanor Mahaney Zdanowicz Matthew L. Zehner

Maroon & Gold Club Gifts of $150 to $249Ethan & Jennifer AlcornRobert & Lucy BeginBiddeford & Saco Water CompanyChad C. BinetteSharon Verrier BlakesleeMarc BoutetHelen Lundy BoydPhilip & Dianne Burgess BurkeMark & Barbara Bagley CassidyTodd M. & Michelle Brunelle DavisJacob & Jenna Bolduc DesrochersTodd & Lisa Smith DuchaineFaith Sawyer EikaasRoy & Maryllyn Rumery FairfieldRonald ForestCharles & Ann GarlandJames P. Garland & Carol AndreaeGeorge & Mary Jane GendronMaureen GenthnerDavid & Lisa GibbonsPriscilla Pate GilbertL. Robert & Barbara GuignardHannaford Food & Drug SacoMichael & Vera Gallant KalagiasRobert & Alexandra LePauloueJoel J. LevesqueGene LibbyWilliam P. Lombard, Jr.Travis & Lynn LynnGary & Julia Willey MarstonRoger & Mary Ann Stickles MartinMichael & Rebecca Tibbetts McKenneyPatricia McMullenDonald & Tricia Metayer

Richard & Sally Finch MitchellMary Neal MorrisonPaul & Elizabeth NorwoodWallace & Jane Walker NuttingShirley Manseau O’DonnellPatricia C. Ladd OuelletteVirginia T. PaulMary Vibert PendletonDavid O. & Brigitte N. Morneau PendletonRichard & Carol PetersonCharles PollockClifford & Joyce Thurston PurvisJon & Patricia RenellChris & Lisa Mills RizeakosDavid & Kristin Chasse RobinsonDavid & Nicole C. Tillyer RyanKevin & Kathryn Hazelton SavageBill Searle & Donna Jones-SearleCarl & Lorali Roth SmithNicholas & Danielle TaborRichard Thompson & Pam DavisPenelope Fisher TosattiGardner R. WallsErwin C. WarrenJeremy & Samantha Fisher WaterhouseEdith Fettinger WilliamsSheila Austin Wyatt

Centennial Club Gifts of $100 to $149 Alan & Sharon Staples AlexanderMrs. Lloyd M. AndersonAnonymousLorilyn K. BarrettRonald & Sally BerubeJames & Shari BickfordJohn S. & Lori Ann BlackDeborah Wallace BlackwoodJohn & Darlene BoissonnaultRonald & Rachel BolducJames BonangDavid P. & Carolyn BourqueSteven D. & Mary BoutetNorman E. BowieHeidi BrewerConstance Sellers BriggsAllen L. & Laura Gray BurnhamAnn Constantine ByersDeborah Fournier CamireBetty Lamson CarterDaniel & Julie CarterJames & Cynthia Chadwick-GrangerNate R. ChesleyWinifred A. ChisholmW. Richard ChoroszyDolly Haskell CoteRichard D. Crosby, Jr.Dairy Queen, SacoKarl & Kathryn Danylik-LagassePamela Estes DavisEarl DawleyDayton Sand & Gravel Co.

As a town academy, Thornton Academy’s revenue stream reflects its independent or hybrid nature.

Private tuition, combined with generous donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations, yield from endowment, and bank loans for capital projects, comprise 36% of our annual operating funding.

Tax-based tuition revenues comprise 64%.

T h e A n n u a l F u n dHow your donat ions add up

Annual Fund Auction: $84,000 Foundation Grant: $25,000 Annual Fund Gifts: $191,199 Total Annual Fund 2012-13: $300,199

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Centennial Club(continued)Gifts of $100 to $149 Jere & Sally Stoddard DearbornRichard DearbornBarry & Valerie McCallum DesrochersBrad DexterDick & Cathy DionChristopher & Hilaire Savage DoironDoug EllisStephen & Lisa Bissonnette EstabrookJudith Hargreaves FichtenbaumEvan FlahertyEdmund & Lauren Chenard FolsomKevin ForanJohn W. ForesmanMatt & Marissa Gagnon FortierChris FriedmanIsaac D. GagnonBernard & Susan Sheehan GainesDenis & Sarah Willett GarriepyGerard & Judie GaudetteJohn J. & Judith GayPaul GenthnerWilliam E. & Sally GilpatricPierre & Cynthia Turgeon GirouxPeter C. & Lorraine GordonRobert GowenBen GrassoElizabeth Procter-GrayJoseph A. GrondinDorothy Rae Whitehead GuayJohn & Winona HanningJoyce C. Boothby HanslerMarian Adams HansonJarod & Jennifer HarrimanArthur & Judy HarrisDavid B. HarrisWilliam W. HarrisonPriscilla Haase HickeyDavid L. HillElizabeth Langelier HillLinda HillNorman & Barbara Neal HirstErnest & Janet Garon HuotRobert & Joan Johnson HurrellEdwin & Laurie Simard InnessJessica JansonThomas W. KeefeRobert & Lynne KeithleyAlfred N. & Lois KennedyKevin & Amanda KezalKathlyn Dentico KillianJeff & Tedda LaChanceKevin L. LambertJoan Morse LaMontagneRobert J. Lamontagne, Jr.Mahlon L. & Marie LaryRussell Grant LeachMarc & Kelly Lombard LeBlondJohn & Dianne LemoineSuzanne Cote LemontPaul & Lou Lesperance

Richard & Janice LessardPatricia Colpitts LewiaAlan & Susan Willey MarstonWilliam & Lynn MartinMark & Susan McDonoughChristopher & Deborah McKenneyJeff McNabbStephen Meserve & Rosemary Kane KirbyRobert E. MiniuttiMary Ellen Donovan MolloyConner & Wendy MooreJeffrey A. NathansonNancy Lennox NicholsonJim & Sandra O’BrienAnne Whitehurst OrdwayJames & Tess ParasPast & Present Automotive Repair, LLCDavid A. PatriquinElizabeth Xanthopoulos PeckEdward & Cathy PetersonRichard M. PetersonJeffrey & Leslie PierceKenneth W. & Nancy Scamman PikeJohn & Caron Smith PisaniRobert & Gisele PoirierMarie Baldwin RapierSara Morrill ReadJonathan & Lisa RoderickJohn RomaCharles RosenBetsy Greene RossRhonda Kozloff RowarsMatthew RubenRalph F. & Catherine RumeryRobert & Eilzabeth RunnellsWilliam M. SanbornCharles N. ScammanJeffrey & Carol Tripp ScottFrank H. SearsHorst SeeleyHoward ShafferDavid & Natalie Berry SharlandRaymond ShoreyRachel Whipple SmallThomas & Michelle Hansen SnowStanley & Joyce SobusWilliam J. Soucy, Sr.Carole Warren SpillerDavid & Janet SplaineWilliam F. StaceyWilliam & Marjorie Leary StantonBetty Barnes SwensonJonathan Sylvester & Jodi ThomasGiselle TardiffEdward E. TaylorRandyll ThompsonLise TousignantJacquelyn TselikisSteve & Nancy TurgeonDavid A. WagabazaK. Aldene WaltersSimonne Lavigne WareRobert H. Warner, Jr. & Hanna DyerMelissa Smith WebberJeff & Sheila Wells

Neil D. WestHarriet WilsonCharles & Irene Colpitts Wood, Jr.Beverly Manseau WoolvertonGail Chadbourne WrightJoseph & Shirley Arno YetzJoan Crogan YoungsCol. Gregory S. Zehner

Parent SupportersEthan & Jennifer AlcornAnonymousRobert & Lucy BeginJohn & Darlene BoissonnaultSteve & Lisa BoissonneaultDavid P. & Carolyn BourqueTammie BradleyJames & Donna ButtarazziMark & Barbara Bagley CassidyJames & Cynthia Chadwick- GrangerDarin & Karen ChassePaul & Diane CollardMichael & Cindy CoulombeThomas & Deborah CourtneyAndrea Fulton CrossDaniel & Cheryl DaiglePeter Dell’ErbaTodd & Lisa Smith DuchaineStephen & Susan Black EblingMark & Lise EddyRobert & Laurel FaucetteJohn & Colleen FoggJohn W. ForesmanPeter & Monique GallantLaura GelinasBrian & Karen Sexton GenestArthur GirouxPaul & Catherine GlynnDale Robin GoodmanDavid & Kim GorenJoel & Darcy Graffam GrondinAnthony & Kelly InversoMichael & Vera Gallant KalagiasThomas Klak & Jeanne HeyMark & Dawn LePauloue LambertJohn & Dianne LemoineDavid K. & Rachel LePauloueChris & Michele LaVerrierRichard & Heidi LibbyMr. Jinping Liu & Ms. Wu HongyuanJustin & Inez LordTravis & Lynn LynnTom & Diane MaddenScott & Barbara McCrumChristopher & Deborah McKenneyStephen Meserve & Rosemary Kane KirbyAnthony & Sharon MichaudDenise NickersonJay & Patti OliveiraChris & Sharon PaulDavid O. & Brigitte N. Morneau PendletonGuy & Shelley Arnold PicardJennifer Pipes

Paul & Holly RemmesJon & Patricia RenellChris & Lisa Mills RizeakosDavid & Kristin Chasse RobinsonJonathan & Lisa RoderickRobert & Eilzabeth RunnellsSean & Kimberly RutherfordDaryl & Camille Curtis SaucierJeffrey & Ruth ShawRoddy ShererDale & Lynne SiulinskiScott & Lisa SmallCarl & Lorali Roth SmithMarsha SnyderJennifer StricklandLiman Su & Wenfang RuanMark & Kim TitusJeff & Sheila WellsPeter & Tracey Zinck

Faculty & Staff SupportersKirk AgresteDavid ArenstamTeri-Ann Hogan ArenstamDevin BeliveauAndrea BoveMarilyn BretonHeidi BrewerBrittany Grace BrownInga Sandvoss BrowneElizabeth Connor BullardElizabeth Bussiere-NicholsDonna ButtarazziJeffrey CamireAndrea CareyBarbara Bagley CassidySally CodyAngela CookRonald M. Corbeil, Sr.Ronald CoteKathryn Danylik-LagasseRobert DaviesMelissa DubovikAnna Louise EnglundPatricia EriksonLisa Bissonnette EstabrookChristine FelserJoan FolkerMarissa Gagnon FortierMarie FritzscheAmy GliddenCatherine GlynnAmy Bartlett GoodnessBen GrassoThomas GriffinAriana M. HadiarisLeon HadiarisJessica Beaudoin HamiltonJudith HaywardChia-Ju HsiehChris IndorfChristopher R. JacobsPaul KellyKevin KezalNathaniel KoonceLisa LaBrecqueTedda LaChance

The Emery Buildling during construction in summer.

P r e p a r i n g s t u d e n t s f o r a c h a n g i n g w o r l d

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Returning the Emery-Locke building second floor to a library will blend a traditional setting with 21st century learning.

The library will continue to offer hard cover and paperback books, but will also offer e-books to accommodate 21st Century technological demands.

Classroom space in the new library will support the transition of our Freshman Focus literacy students into sophomore year.

In the library classroom, the Library Director will also co-teach the literacy-based Freshman Focus class, which supports at-risk students. The new library will be an integral part of this program -- from the physical setting to providing technology and materials -- to support those students’ individual needs.

The library component of Thornton Academy’s 21st Century academic restoration and renovation project will cost $900,000.

Sixty two percent of the project costs are attributed to restoring the infrastructure of the 100-year old Emery-Locke building and to adding an elevator to comply with ADA Accessibility requirements.

If you would like to participate in providing students with a 21st Century library, please visit www.thorntonacademy.org/give or call (207) 602-4456.

The Emery Building in the early 1900’s, being used by students as a gymnasium.

Sketch of the future space that will be open in the fall of 2013.

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Faculty & Staff Supporters(continued) Christy Dudley Lajoie Frank LeeAlexandra LePauloueRobert C. LePauloueKeil MartinMary Ann Stickles MartinRene M. MenardGeorge MendrosHilda MichaudRoland MichaudAbigail MoreLisa MorinVanessa MorinBrian MorrisonJack MorrisonCatherine MurraySally NgKatherine A. NicketakisKeith O’LearyPatricia A. OlingerSara PaquetteCathy ParadisGregory ParadisBrandon ParisePatricia Boutet PetersonRaymond PetitCheri Gowen PoulinMark PowersJoshua PulsiferBobbie RauschJohn RitzoAmy RocheLauren RocheLinda RothAmber RussoCamille Curtis SaucierDavid SharlandNatalie Berry SharlandLisa A. SmallLorali Roth SmithMarsha SnyderAbigail SwardlickJonathan SylvesterNicholas TaborCarol Smith TarankoSusan TarverJodi ThomasRick ThompsonKatherine A. TimberlakeSteve TurgeonDavid VaughanMichael VerrierPatricia WeyandMary WigginElizabeth WrigleyAllan Young

Friend SupportersJerome AdeDolly AnagnostisWill ArmitageJustin BadorekDonald & Elaine BalluteJessika Barlow

Reuben Bell & Fausto PifferrerLeisa BreggiaJackson & Andrea BrownRichard & Patty BuffumElaine ChadbourneBryan & Kim ChristoforoVaughn & Christine ClarkMatt CookDan CoteIan CurlessGerard & ReJean DallaireRyan DalaneyTom & Nancy DanylikHenry V. DeJesus & Shaleen BarnesPeter DellerbaDavid DillMartin & Karen DonovanMike & Peg DonovanBarbara DresserDon DubeDonald & Dina DuffyWill DunpheyCatherine DuranceauJames & Maryann DurginDenis & Amy Gonneville ElieRoland & Joy EonLaurie FergusonLori Ferris-HuffMartha FishbackDavid & Carolyn FloodEd & Shirley FoleySusan GajewskiArthur & Ruth GallantJames P. Garland & Carol AndreaeMarjorie GaronRonald H. & Linda GilesEarl GoodwinRichard GooginsDeborah GregoireRoger GrenierJohn GrondinDavid GuaySam & Marcia HaffordElaine R. HaleyJohn HardyMichael & Katherine HerseyAllan HuffMatt & Diane HuntJack JessopDale & Karin JohnsonShirley JonesMichael & Stacey JordanJim & Priscilla KellyMike & Catherine KnowlesPhil LabbeKeith & Shari Menard LambertCarolyn LamontagneDana LaneEdwin LarriveeWilliam LaValleeRalph LeoNancy Jane LuffRichard & Susan LuthePeggy MailmanScott & Darlene MastellerJim McAllisterSheila Merkison

Conner & Wendy MooreSteve & Michelle MorinMike MorseRichard NolettePatricia A. PeardClaire M. PerreaultDonald E. & Lindsey PilonPauline PollockJen ProfennoEric & Debra PronovostD. Paul & Kim ProvencherBrooke QuinnPaul RoyJaimie & Hillary SchwartzMichael SheaKevin ShangrawJeff SlatonCharles & Susan SmithBill & Jesse SouterDavid & Janet SplaineTom St. AmandMichael & Dawn StillingsJanice TaborDean G. Tourigny, D.D.S., P.A.Jacquelyn TselikisJane WalshK. Aldene WaltersAmy WellingtonJo-Ellen WilliamsonBill Zirpolo

Business SupportersAnsco Appraisal Co.Arundel Machine Tool Co.Bankers’ ResourceBernstein ShurBiddeford Savings BankDairy Queen, SacoDawson Smith Purvis & BassettDayton Sand & Gravel Co.Deering Lumber, Inc.Dennett-Craig & Pate Funeral Home, Inc.Don’s Sheet Metal, Inc.Funtown Splashtown USAHannaford Food & Drug SacoJames F. Molleur, LLCJim Godbout Plumbing & Heating, Inc.Mohlin & CompanyNimlok MaineNorway Savings BankP & C InsurancePM Construction Co. Inc.Portland Design TeamPrescott, Jamieson, Nelson & MurphyPrime Motor GroupResidential Mortgage Services, Inc.Saco & Biddeford Savings InstitutionSaco Bay LacrosseSaco Sport & FitnessSecuradyneShaw Brothers ConstructionSimensky, Engstrom & Associates, CPAs

TA’s Student CouncilUniversity of New England’s College of Arts & SciencesYork County Federal Credit Union

Thornton Hockey Booster Supporters Amato’s Sandwich ShopBarefoot Resort & GolfBarry Hobbins Esq.Bear Essentials FitnessBen’s Flooring & Design CenterBiddeford Ice Arena & Expo CenterBiddeford Saco Country ClubBiddeford Saco Water CompanyBBI Blow BrothersBrady’s ScreenprintBruce Haskell PhotographyCamille’s Electric LLCCascade Golf CenterCenters for OrthopaedicsChad Doyon PhotographyFalmouth Country ClubDeep Brook Golf CourseDeering LumberDennett-Craig & Pate Funeral HomesDunegrass Golf CourseE.T.P. ElectriciansEnvironmental Services Inc.Fisher James Co., Inc.GreenfieldsHarbor View EyecareHarbor View LendingHelpin ElectricHillview Market & DeliHobson & CompanyHomeHealth Visiting NursesIt’s All About You SalonJJ’s EateryJudy Welch, MDKenneth BeauchaineLessard & Sons ElectricMadden’s RedemptionMaine Hockey Group LLCMartel’s Ice Cream & Mini GolfMHG Ice CenterMyrtle Beach Golf DeskNaples Country ClubNate Libby MasonryNonesuch GolfOrthopedic Surgery Associates., P.A.- SMCC OrthopedicsP&C InsuranceParry MotorsPennell PrintingPeople’s Choice Credit UnionPirate’s Cove Mini GolfPizza by MichaelPrudential Prime PropertiesRapid Ray’sRemmes OrthodonticsReny’sRod Bellerose Carpentry Inc.Rowe FordRun of the Mill

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The 6th Annual Thornton Fund Auction raised over $84,000 and was attended by 340 people and featured over 300 items generously donated by local businesses and community members who are listed in this report. It was our most successful auction to date and helped us reach our annual fund goal of $300,000.

6th Annual Thornton Fund Auction

After six years of tirelessly spearheading the auction and growing it to its current level of success, Auction Chair Bill Kany ‘77 is stepping down. Thank you, Bill, for all of your outstanding leadership!

We also thank Auction Chairs Ken Janson ‘72, David LePauloue ‘84, and Kathy Boutet Santamore ‘80, Auction Committee members, and volunteers. Your hard work and dedication to Thornton Academy helps us achieve our mission of preparing students for a changing world.

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Thornton Hockey Booster Supporters(continued)Saco & Biddeford Savings InstitutionSaco Bay Physical TherapySaco House of PizzaSaco Valley Credit UnionSam’s PlaceSanford Country ClubScott Mastellar GroupShawn PicardShaw’sSteve Morse Carpentry Inc.The UPS Store- Saco Valley Shopping CenterTA Alumni AssociationTA Athletic Booster ClubVic’s Appliance CenterWalsh Transportation GroupWormwood’s RestaurantYankee FordYork County Federal Credit Union

Memorial GiftsHazel Sears Arno ‘45 By: Fred W. ArnoHelen Mitchell Atkinson ‘14 By: Dale & Karin JohnsonKevin A. Berrigan By: Edward & Christina BerriganConrad Boissonneault By: Steve & Lisa BoissonneaultElden Lord Boothby ‘37 By: Joyce C. Boothby HanslerLee Boyd By: Helen Lundy BoydRichard Briggs By: Constance Sellers BriggsBarbara Perkins Butler ‘44 By: Richard Dearborn By: Noel & Laurie Menan1957 Classmates who have passed away By: Odessa Nason SzumitaGrace Kozloff Corriveau By: Marian Adams Hanson By: Rhonda Kozloff RowarsEleanor McDonald Donovan ‘34 By: Mary Ellen Donovan MolloyPat Ellis By: Doug EllisHelen Rankin Fisher ‘45 By: Samantha Fisher Waterhouse By: Penelope Fisher TosattiJo-Anne Fearon Foresman ‘84 By: John W. ForesmanAlec Garon ‘42 By: Marjorie GaronRichard Brostrum Gatewood By: William F. StaceyLeo Goodwin By: Jarod & Jennifer HarrimanRene Goupil ‘65 By: Hannah Dolby Whittaker

Frank & Helen Grant By: Beverly Grant DodgeEmanuoeul J. Haramis By: John E. & Brenda Leach HaramisJohnathan Harris By: Jeffrey HarrisAyako N. Hill By: Linda HillDennis Hill ‘73 By: Constance Sellers Briggs By: Laurence Hill By: Lance & Nancy Mailman By: Jeff Tripp By: Larry & Valerie Pelletier By: Laurence Hill By: Joseph & Nancy Davis McNeill By: Elizabeth Mazeiko Abdulla By: Steven D. & Mary Boutet By: Nancy Thomas By: John Harvey By: Mildred L. Harvey By: Local 716 brothers at Kinetics By: John RomaJohn Lamontagne By: Robert J. Lamontagne, Jr.Sotola Notis Lano ‘44 By: Faith Sawyer EikaasMary Kerry Libby ‘70 By: Gene LibbyMelvin Littlefield ‘62 By: Nate R. ChesleyHilary F. Mahaney, ESO ‘58 By: Eleanor Mahaney ZdanowiczGeorge E. Metayer By: Donald & Tricia MetayerClinton & Bernice Smith ‘31 Milliken By: Elizabeth Milliken SchumakerPriscilla Libby Warren Mitchell ‘34 By: Carole Warren SpillerCarlton Morse By: Charlotte Richards MorseRobert D. Neal ‘28 & Robert E. Neal ‘52 By: Mary Neal MorrisonJohn “Jeddy” Newman By: Robert H. Warner, Jr. & Hanna DyerDaniel J. Peck, Jr. ‘57 By: Robert & Lynne KeithleyStephen George Perham By: David & Janet SplaineDr. John & Elizabeth D. Roberts By: Pamela Roberts & Scott McInturffLeland Scamman ‘41 By: Beatrice Scamman KiesowPhilip R. Scamman ‘33 By: Charles N. ScammanVirginia Mercier Scammon ‘47 By: David A. PatriquinCharles B. Snow ‘66 By: Wayne & Sandra NasonF. Walter Stackpole ‘18

By: Bill & Brenda Stackpole ForesmanFrances Boothby Sylvester ‘27 By: K. Aldene WaltersBarbara Marden Taylor ‘42 By: Edward E. TaylorRichard Taylor ‘48 By: Faith Sawyer EikaasRonald K. Tripp ‘48 By: Jeffrey & Carol Tripp ScottJohn & Craig Turgeon By: Steve & Nancy TurgeonRobert H. Warner, Sr. By: Robert H. Warner, Jr. & Hanna DyerYvette L Warren By: Erwin C. WarrenRoger M. Webber ‘46 By: Connie Webber GuerinTom Winston By: A. William & Anne Baker Kany, Jr.

Honorary Gifts25th Reunion Gift By: Pamela Deschambeault Emerson50th Reunion Gift By: Rudolph & Kathleen McGovern Anderson By: William W. Harrison By: Thomas W. Keefe By: Gary & Catherine Roberts Larkin By: Howard Shaffer By: Kathlyn Dentico Killian60th Reunion Gift from Class of 1952 By: Class of 1952Connie L. Clark BHS ‘47 By: Fred ClarkEmma Waterhouse By: Samantha Fisher WaterhouseLaura Kimball Hamilton By: Linda Morancy KimballLaura Lord Boothby By: Joyce C. Boothby HanslerTaj & Vy Hjort By: Deborah Hjort & Nancy M. NivenTA Arts Department Faculty By: Dale Robin Goodman

Alumni Giving by Class

1935Class Giving Percentage 25%Class Agent: VacantTheodore Sawyer

1936Class Giving Percentage 37.5%Class Agent: VacantMaryllyn Rumery FairfieldRoy FairfieldNicholas Hadiaris

1937Class Giving Percentage 12.5%Class Agent: VacantMarianne Holt Gillis

1938Class Giving Percentage 0%Class Agent: Vacant

1939Class Giving Percentage 12.5%Class Agent: VacantMarian Adams HansonErwin C. Warren

1940Class Giving Percentage 20%Class Agent: VacantMarion Fogg JohnsonDavid R. Woodbury

1941Class Giving Percentage 0%Class Agent: Vacant

1942Class Giving Percentage 8.33%Class Agent: VacantPaul E. CabanaLucille Martin FennellFrances Rowell McDonald

1943Class Giving Percentage 22.22%Class Agent: VacantEleanor Perkins CoolEarl DawleyLinwood KimballHoward T. Stackpole, Jr.Edith Fettinger Williams

1944Class Giving Percentage 20.09%Class Agent: VacantFaith Sawyer EikaasRichard A. MaxwellMarie Baldwin RapierRachel Whipple SmallEdward E. TaylorJohn B. Viets

1945Class Giving Percentage 21.62%Class Agent: VacantFred W. ArnoHelen Lundy BoydDorothy Rae Whitehead GuayDavid E. HillShirley Manseau O’DonnellAnne Whitehurst OrdwayCharles PollockIrene Lonsdale Rancourt

1946Class Giving Percentage 43.33%Class Agent: Fred Clark117 Ferry Road, Saco ME 04072Petro Boucouvalas

Immersion in the Land of Cervantes: The Car l Stas io Innovat ion in Educat ion Profess ional Development Fund gets to work

Loyal donors are the cornerstone of Thornton Academy’s success, pro-viding the means by which TA can carry out its mission of preparing students for a changing world.

In recognition of this important commitment, this fall, we would like to begin to honor those com-mitted donors in a special way. The Loyalty Society honors gift makers giving to Thornton Acad-emy with various degrees of loyalty — from our Charter members, who are just beginning their lifelong commitment to annual giving, to our Lifetime supporters, who have given to the school for 15 or more years.

To recognize loyal alumni, faculty, staff, or friends that have given to TA for two or more years, we are creating the Loyalty Society. Simply make a gift two years in a row (fis-cal year runs from July 1-June 30).

Charter Member: 2–4 years of con-secutive giving;

Milestone: 5–14 years of consecu-tive giving;

Lifetime: 15 or more years of con-secutive giving

Your annual commitment ensures that Thornton Academy can move forward with facilities and course improvements, and attract out-standing scholar-teachers to raise the school’s academic profile. Membership is not based on a giv-ing amount, instead it’s based on consecutive giving.

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Loyalty Society

Language teacher Marie Fritzsche is the inaugural recipient of The Carl Stasio Innovation in Education Professional Development Fund.

Thanks to The Carl Stasio Fund, language teacher Marie Fritzsche will travel to Madrid, Spain for two weeks this summer to better prepare herself for teaching Spanish courses, including Advanced Placement Spanish Language and Culture. The Carl Stasio Innovation in Education Professional Development Fund is a fund endowed at over $60,000, thanks to donations from more than 62 individuals or families. Yield from this endowment will generate grant awards such that Thornton Academy faculty, like Marie Fritzsche, can pursue professional development opportunities that will enrich the academic curriculum and the quality of the student learning experience.

“Our world is multicultural and international, ever smaller as technology connects people from far-off places. Understanding other languages and cultures is a critical part of preparing stu-dents for our world today and in the future. Living amid globaliza-tion and immigration, our students should be prepared to interact with people from many cultures other than their own.

I am preparing to teach AP Spanish Language and Culture for the first time this year. New developments in this course place a greater emphasis on culture; it is the cultural practices, the intan-gibles, that I cannot learn as well without first-hand experiences. To be the most effective Spanish teacher than I can be, I need to immerse myself in cultural experiences in more Spanish-speaking cultures beyond those that I have visited in Central America.

I seek financial assistance through the Stasio Professional Devel-opment Grant in order to travel to Spain to study contemporary life and gather examples of daily life to bring back to my class-room to show as visual examples for students to see, to touch, and to use in our discussions.”

(excerpt from Marie Fritzche’s application)

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Fred ClarkRichard D. Crosby, Jr.Francis T. DecoteauRita Simanonok GagnonMarland MaynardRobert E. McAvoyWallace NuttingDavid and Cynthia PatriquinMary Vibert PendletonAnna Kosta VerrillW. David VerrillNeil D. West

1947Class Giving Percentage 17.95%Class Agent: VacantBeverly Grant DodgeLeonard G. JohnsonAlfred N. KennedyJoan Morse LaMontagneJane Walker NuttingJames ParasCarolyn Rowell Remick

1948Class Giving Percentage 20.55%Class Agent: Ernest & Janet Garon Huot25 Clark Street, Saco ME 04072Marian Ricker CarvisigliaAlton B. ColeAntonia DalapasChristine DalapasJoyce C. Boothby HanslerJune Wells HillErnest HuotJanet Garon HuotBill KimballJean Taylor KimballPatricia C. Ladd OuelletteHarriet WilsonCharles Wood, Jr.Rosemary Fettinger WorthEleanor Mahaney Zdanowicz

1949Class Giving Percentage 20.31%Class Agent: VacantDavid J. BatesDonald ChurchDolly Haskell CoteGeorge GendronL. Robert GuignardHerberta L. HarrimanA. William Kany, Jr.Shirley Harrisburg KorobkinTeresa Hooper MannMary Neal MorrisonJeanine “Nini” Wortman PostRaymond ShoreyShirley Arno Yetz

1950Class Giving Percentage 6.9%Class Agent: Robert Pate24 Wildwood DriveSaco, ME 04072

Marcella Colpitts BatesMahlon L. LaryJohn B. Malcolm, Jr.Robert PateIrene A. Colpitts Wood

1951Class Giving Percentage 16.36%Class Agent: Mary Atkinson Johnson76 Simpson Road, Saco ME [email protected] A. Hobbs BedellMarjorie Lamb BurginAnn Constantine ByersVirginia Brown DupeeHelena Cardin GannonPauline R. Cote GodinMary Atkinson JohnsonVirginia Waterhouse ProcterJohn R. Walker

1952Class Giving Percentage 13.73%Class Agent: VacantJoanne Foss AllenConstance Sellers BriggsW. Richard ChoroszyAnonymousHelen Rancourt HiltonAnne Baker KanyClara Litwinowich PateElizabeth Milliken Schumaker

1953Class Giving Percentage 14.29%Class Agent: John & Anita Colpitts4 Woodcock Ave., Saco ME 04072Walter and Charlotte ButlerAnita Binette ColpittsJohn ColpittsNorman DupuisBrenda Stackpole ForesmanDavid G. KennedyRichard M. PetersonSara Morrill ReadBeverly Manseau WoolvertonLily Hirst Burnham Yarnell

1954Class Giving Percentage 15.29%Class Agent: VacantLinwood C. DavisDavid E. EdforsPaul GenthnerJohn HanningPatricia Colpitts LewiaJane Atkinson McKechnieDick MitchellSally Finch MitchellHarold PendletonClifford PurvisDavid ShermanGuy ThiviergeJoan Crogan Youngs

1955Class Giving Percentage 13.33%Class Agent: Vacant

Edward BerriganSally Gochie ChaseFrederick Dupee, Jr.Rochelle Boisvert FullerPriscilla Pate GilbertDonna Hill LeeMarlene Grant LombardWilliam P. Lombard, Jr.Abel R. SaucierMarjorie Leary Stanton

1956Class Giving Percentage 11.54%Class Agent: VacantMargaret “Peggy” Moore BourqueJustine Cote DavisJohn J. GayWilliam E. GilpatricArthur HarrisBarbara Neal HirstNorman HirstFred W. StackpoleNorris L. Thurston

1957Class Giving Percentage 21.88%Class Agent: Robert Keithley16 Gallant Drive, Saco ME 04072L. Lincoln Brown, Jr.Allen L. BurnhamWendell C. DrownHerbert GracePriscilla Haase HickeyPolly Ann Grace HowattRobert KeithleyRoland LedouxKenneth E. PoitrasJanet Burrill PolanskiLeone Cloutier RickabaughBetty Barnes SwensonOdessa Nason SzumitaSimonne Lavigne Ware

1958Class Giving Percentage 16.13%Class Agent: VacantDianne Burgess BurkeCharles GarlandJane Fogg GarvinBrenda Leach HaramisJohn E. HaramisMaurice MerrillRobert E. MiniuttiMary Ellen Donovan MolloyDeborah Love OlstadJoyce Thurston PurvisBryce D. RobertsHorst SeeleyBarbara Bail SimpsonCarole Warren SpillerConstance Danis Vadnais

1959Class Giving Percentage 11.63%Class Agent: VacantJudith Sullivan BennettMadeleine Cote Deschambeault

Gerard “Jerry” M. GaudetteDaniel HallErnie MorrillHarvey PlourdeBruce L. RubenEdward K. SimenskyRobert SpulickSheila Austin Wyatt

1960Class Giving Percentage 7.02%Class Agent: VacantNorman E. BowieLaurence HillPriscilla Cote JalbertAndy KochisAlan MarstonJohn F. McNabb, Jr.William J. Soucy, Sr.Diane MacDougall Whalley

1961Class Giving Percentage 9.52%Class Agent: Barbara Warren Field16 Charles Street, Saco ME [email protected] Stoy BayleyAvis Thurston FordPeter C. GordonIrene Glaude GraceLinda Morancy KimballEllen Haas LevineMarjorie A. Mullen LordMichael PrejeanBetsy Greene RossStuart Ruben

1962Class Giving Percentage 15.97%Class Agent: Susan Willey Marston52 Bayberry Lane, Saco ME [email protected] McGovern AndersonChristina Brandt BuckleyBrian L. CallahanElaine Scamman CarterNate ChesleyJudith Hargreaves FichtenbaumRoberta Sargent GallantCharlie GraffamWilliam W. HarrisonJoan Johnson HurrellRobert C. HurrellThomas W. KeefeKathlyn Dentico KillianCatherine Roberts LarkinGary MarstonSusan Willey MarstonDeborah Osborne O’NeilMargaret Colomb ReedHoward Shaffer

1963Class Giving Percentage 10.32%Class Agent: VacantSharon Staples AlexanderLaura Gray Burnham

Charles* and M. Virginia Yates* AllardIrving and Charlotte Backman

Pauline Smith Bogh*Leo E. and Kathie A. Bourgeault

Fred and Connie ClarkWalter Lewis Clark*

Cathy Coffman and Richard BuhrStevan C. Cote

Vangel and Ericka CotsisPhilip B. Curtis

Dr. Brian K. DallaireEarl Dawley

Peter J. DiakosErnest* and Laura E. Harmon* Ekengren

Roy and Maryllyn Rumery FairfieldDr. Roland Fogg

Helen Martin Freise*Marianne Holt Gillis

Robert and Susan* GowenJoyce D. HaleyJohn L. Hewes

John and Robin HoytLeonard G. Johnson

William and Mary Atkinson JohnsonA. William and Anne Baker Kany, Jr.

John and Leslie Haas KoelschJohn W.* and Marlene May Grant Lombard

Karen LovellSusanne Robinson McNamara

Ronald P. NasonJames E. and Kathleen Huot Nelson

Wallace and Jane Walker NuttingBernard and Elsie Pitman* Prescott

Eric A. and Kathryn PurvisPamela Roberts and Scott McInturff

Theodore and Gertrude Merrill* SawyerAnne Ridley Scigliano

Philip* and Madeleine SnowCarl J. and Barbara Stasio, Jr.

Stanley and Mary Ladd TuckerMilton and Joan Vachon Victor

Agnes Ann WalshErwin and Yvette L.* Warren

*Denotes Deceased

1811 Society Members understand the importance of philanthropy to the future of the school through

estate planning.

Planned giving is a plan that is formu-lated now for a gift that occurs later. A planned gift can be the last in a series of lifetime gifts, or an ongoing memorial. Gifts of a lifetime ensure the future suc-cess of our students. Working alongside you, we can guarantee your experience is meaningful and will make a lasting im-pact for years to come. Your legacy could be: A bequest, charitable gift annuity, life insurance, real estate, stock or retirement plan gifts. Speak with your legal repre-sentative. Speak with the Development Office at (207) 602-4456.

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Representative Linda Valentino is flanked by two student performers from this year’s CATS performance; she was attending an 1811 Society event at the Headmaster’s House prior to the sold-out performance.

1811 Society

Learn more at www.thorntonacademy.org/give or call (207) 602-4456.

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program-ming and was a propo-nent of col-laboration. So I was one of the lab assistants who helped other students learn and earned credit for it. I didn’t have as

much interest in traditional sports, even though I skied and skateboarded. Multimedia and business were what interested me. On the side I was devel-

oping websites for businesses and restaurants in the area.”

Dubin went from those early days of owning a rare home computer with 6 MB of RAM (to put it in perspective, cell phones today are 100x as powerful) and working in Thornton’s Mac labs to earning a degree from Rochester Institute of Technology to helping Fortune 500 companies operate more efficiently and cost effectively us-

ing cloud computing and open source technol-ogy. We’re talking IBM, CVS, and Staples.

“I map out customers’ challenges and map out solutions that Red Hat can deliver. This would be very challenging if I didn’t have a technical background,” said Dubin.

After receiving an annual fund mailing that featured Thornton Academy’s investment in New Media classrooms (see below), Dubin decided to donate to the project.

“I wouldn’t be nearly as successful as I am now or as passionate as I am about technology if Thornton didn’t help me in those early days and foster that learning. If it hadn’t been for my experience with computer labs at Thornton, then I have no doubt that I would be nowhere near where I am today. I’ve had a great opportunity to go to college. Education has always been impor-tant to me, but TA was a critical foundation. I’m giving back to make sure that the next genera-tion has access to technology and can collabo-rate and innovate. That’s important to me. Stay-ing ahead of the innovation curve means setting the bar higher than most schools. I know that’s important at Thornton.”

Blake Dubin’s gift, along with other donations (see right), will support preparing our students for a rapidly changing world. If you would like to support Science-Technology-Education-Math education at Thornton Academy, then please visit us at www.thorntonacademy.org/give or call (207) 602-4456.

The Davis Family Foundation has awarded Thornton Academy with a generous $25,000 grant to support education in STEM (Science, Tecnology, Engineering, and Math).

“This grant supports the conversion of the Room 55 lecture hall into a versatile STEM lab classroom,” said John Ritzo, Associate Head of Advancement.

“The generosity of the Davis Family Foundation endorses Thornton Academy’s commitment to

remaining at the forefront of teaching skills that prepare students to succeed in the 21st Century,” said Headmaster Rene Menard.

Honors Engineering and Everyday Engineering are among the classes that will be taught there.

Davis Family Foundation supports STEM

For the next generationIf you were to look at Blake Dubin’s profile on LinkedIn, the online professional networking site, you would find “cloud computing” and “open source” as skills that Dubin’s peers and computing experts most endorse.

Dubin ‘96, a Senior Global Account Manager for Red Hat, appreciates why Thornton Academy students need access to a solid technical education. From his office in Portsmouth, N.H., Dubin recounted how, during his time at TA in the early to mid nineties, he started working in the Mac labs with computing teacher Betsy Webb.

“She took me under her wing and into TANG (Thornton Academy Net Group). That group wrote the academy’s first website. We were the first to play with Photoshop and HTML 1.0. We were setting the direction, meeting with other school systems, and trying to strive for consis-tency between schools. Webb taught True Basic

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An annual fund campaign inspired Blake Dubin ‘96 to give generously and ensure that current students get the head start in technology that he did.

Blake Dubin ‘96 assists companies who are working at the cutting edge of computer system technology.

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“I wanted to give back to make sure that the next generation has access to technology and can collaborate and innovate.”

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Betty Lamson CarterSally Stoddard DearbornMaureen GenthnerDonna Boutet LaCroixRobert J. Lamontagne, Jr.David McNabbDennis McNabbPaula Benoit McNabbRosemary Aaron NitkinSusan Dupuis RiceGardner R. Walls

1964Class Giving Percentage 11.4%Class Agent: VacantMargo Cote AudiffredDeborah Wallace BlackwoodStevan CoteJoan Letourneau DesormierNorman DesormierStephen GarlandMalcolm GraffamBeatrice Scamman KiesowRussell Grant LeachAllie Sherman LibbyCharles RosenPhillip A. SaperiaWendy Stackpole Schmitt

1965Class Giving Percentage 14.06%Class Agent: VacantPaula Langelier ArmstrongRebecca Smith DeLucaNorman R. DuboisSuzanne EmmonsRonald ForestBernard GainesSusan Andrews GuignardDavid A. HickeyCarolyn Winslow JohnsonRobert D. JohnstonEsther Burnside MartindaleRoger MilesNancy Lennox NicholsonKenneth W. PikePeter ScontrasHannah Dolby WhittakerGayle Andrews WillettMark G. Willett

1966Class Giving Percentage 7.86%Class Agent: VacantCheryl Gibson CuneoSusan Sheehan GainesPatricia Norrad GraffamJulia Willey MarstonWayne NasonMatthew RubenCurtis ScammanBill SearleDonna Milliken SnowWilliam F. StaceyRobert A. Weiss

1967Class Giving Percentage 5.7%Class Agent: James E. Nelson339 Main Street, Saco ME [email protected]; Class Agent: Sue Mondor Spath3 Tiffany Lane, Saco ME [email protected] Harrison HealingSigrid Eisberg LadeJanice Boutet LoughlinJames E. NelsonKathleen Huot NelsonNancy Scamman PikeRalph F. RumeryStephen SanbornSusan Mondor SpathGail Chadbourne Wright

1968Class Giving Percentage 3.4%Class Agent: VacantPamela Estes DavisKatherine E. GrondinFaith Mullen JohnstonAlan LukasAlbert G. Tweedie

1969Class Giving Percentage 9.15%Class Agent: VacantRonald BerubeBarry DesrochersDavid B. HarrisDeborah Means LizottePhilip LizotteWilliam NasonHarry NielsonMeredith Searle RobertsRhonda Kozloff RowarsCharles N. ScammanCarol Tripp ScottLinda Warner SimonsenDavid A. WagabazaShirley Colomb WellsJames Williams

1970Class Giving Percentage 6.67%Class Agent: VacantJon B. BoutetAlbert L. CoutureDaniel CurlewPhilip D. FearonJoan R. FinkLeon HadiarisDarlene Dutille-JaniszewskiGene LibbyPatricia McMullenRichard PetersenCarlos PhilbrickKevin Savage

1971Class Giving Percentage 6.49%Class Agent: VacantPatricia Martin Beaudoin

James BonangDiana L. HuotSuzanne Cote LemontDeborah Larose NielsonNancy Heffernan O’TooleSandy Otis QuentinKathryn Hazelton SavageRobert ScammonSteve Thomas

1972Class Giving Percentage 9.29%Class Agent: Kenneth Janson14 Windy Point LN, Saco ME [email protected] AllenSusan Frappier BelleroseJohn BouchardMarc BoutetSusan Jean Pendleton GordonDavid L. HillDeborah McNabb HouleKenneth JansonCharles Massie, Jr.Mark McInnisPatricia Boutet PetersonRussell M. RandallMichael StroutSusan Grenier StroutRobert H. Warner, Jr.Wendy WeilerRobert A. Wentworth

1973Class Giving Percentage 3.7%Class Agent: D. Scott MacDougall339 Harvard St. Apt 2F, Manchester NH [email protected] Mazeiko AbdullaKevin J. ForanPearl Turcotte GappDeborah HjortRonald LedouxGisele PoirierRobert D. PoirierAlan SmithSuzanne P. Thivierge

1974Class Giving Percentage 4.68%Class Agent: VacantJeffrey R. BoudreauWendy Pond BoudreauNormand CloutierChrystal Cotsis LeeJanis Goodwin JohnsonLance MailmanJack MorrisonLinda ValentinoMichael Verrier

1975Class Giving Percentage 11.93%Class Agent: VacantBruce BardenJohn S. Black

Winifred A. ChisholmDebra Dupuis CloutierBrian K. DallairePatricia Aube DoironLauren Chenard FolsomElizabeth Procter-GrayJoyce D. HaleyMary Ann Jortberg IngrahamKelly Lombard LeBlondRoger MartinGuy R. NadeauCynthia Boudreau OuelletteMarc S. PaquetteJon RenellFrank H. SearsPriscilla Labbe SimoneauPenelope Fisher TosattiBonnie WeilerBernice Fournier Wood

1976Class Giving Percentage 5.71%Class Agent: George Mendros35 Rumery Street, Saco ME [email protected] Grondin BoutinThomas R. DurossMichael KalagiasRobert LaskeyJeff McNabbGeorge MendrosStephen MeserveJeffrey A. NathansonJeffrey PierceBob QuentinWilliam RandallPamela Roberts

1977Class Giving Percentage 3.41%Class Agent: Terri-Ann Hogan Arenstam342 Boom RD, Saco ME [email protected] Hogan ArenstamLisa Mailman GormanWilliam S. KanyLouis McAuliffeRebecca Tibbetts McKenneyMari H. Warner

1978Class Giving Percentage 3.28%Class Agent: Lynne Colpitts Smith9 Wendy Way, Saco ME [email protected] Ridley DaltonDebra Nason DurossMary Ann Stickles MartinMichelle Nadeau O’BrienClifford W. SantamoreKen St. Onge

1979Class Giving Percentage 7.04%Class Agent: Melody Jordan Laskey

38 Village Green DR, Saco ME [email protected] Agent: Rosemary Kane Kirby8 Cartier Circle, Saco ME 04072James Black IIISusan Lamontagne BlackBruce BolducSteven D. BoutetFred ConleyDavid B. GannonJoseph GiacomantonioJeffrey HarrisRosemary Kane KirbyMark LambertMelody Jordan LaskeyDonald MetayerMichael NadeauLaura Butland PaulJohn Provost

1980Class Giving Percentage 7.11%Class Agent: Dawn LePauloue Lambert50 Hollis RD, Dayton ME 04005Paula B. Nichols-BrownDavid C. BrunelleJames GodboutJudith Bissonnette HurrellKeith JalbertVera Gallant KalagiasDawn LePauloue LambertMike LamontagneKen LetourneauLisa Lester McAuliffeMichael MendrosDaniel F. PullenKathleen Boutet SantamoreSabrina Pendleton SchultzSherrill Machado Sidlik

1981Class Giving Percentage 5.70%Class Agent: Helen McAuliffe Corriveau245 Frost RD, Lyman ME [email protected] Bagley CassidyHelen McAuliffe CorriveauRichard CorriveauTodd M. DavisA. Ellen Pierce DonahueLaurie Simard InnessLyla Goodwin KyriaziLori LePauloueCarole Morneau LumbPaul NorwoodDavid O. PendletonEric A. PurvisRandyll Thompson

1982Class Giving Percentage 4.05%Class Agent: Alison Jortberg25 Hemlock DR, Saco ME [email protected] Verrier BlakesleeBrian CyrMichelle Brunelle Davis

John S. FoggLeonard HurrellChristopher LabonteJames PateHeather Huot StachtiarisConstance Whittier

1983Class Giving Percentage 3.23%Class Agent: Kimberley Graffam Meikle144 Buxton RD, Saco ME [email protected] Connor BullardJohn W. ForesmanConnie Webber GuerinSharon L. KelleyKimberley Graffam Meikle

1984Class Giving Percentage 7.48%Class Agent: David K. LePauloue121 Clarks Mills RD, Dayton ME [email protected] BoissonneaultMary-Louise Ridley BoucouvalasHugh G. ConnorLisa Smith DuchaineChris FriedmanCynthia Turgeon GirouxDavid K. LePauloueTina Labbe NielsenDouglas ParkerSamantha Fisher WaterhouseCol. Gregory S. ZehnerNannette Nero Zuke

1985Class Giving Percentage 6.32%Class Agent: Geri Pelletier Harvey3 Ashwood DR, Saco ME 04072Vangel CotsisSusan Black EblingPeter GallantJoel GrondinLinda HillKevin LafortuneJoel J. LevesqueBrigitte N. Morneau PendletonChris RizeakosDonald P. SaucierBonnie L. Topham

1986Class Giving Percentage 5.63%Class Agent: VacantSophia Douzepis DuboisJennifer FoleyScott GallantKevin L. LambertShari Menard LambertJohn A. MartinSteve MorseLise TousignantMatthew L. Zehner

1987Class Giving Percentage 5.56%Class Agent: Kathi McKenzie Doran

[email protected] Deschambeault EmersonLisa Bissonnette EstabrookDarcy Graffam GrondinLisa Caron MorseAmy Huot OuelletteLisa Mills RizeakosDavid RobinsonWilliam M. SanbornMichelle Hansen Snow

1988Class Giving Percentage 11.03%Class Agent: Anthony Leblanc252 Main ST, Saco ME [email protected] C. BakerDeborah Fournier CamireJason HaskellMary Morrison LeBlancTony LeBlancChristopher McCallumRene M. MenardBrad MeserveMichael PaulCheri Gowen PoulinKristin Chasse RobinsonCamille Curtis SaucierDaryl SaucierJeffrey SmithLorali Roth SmithChristine C. Gowen Wong

1989Class Giving Percentage 4.97%Class Agent: VacantElizabeth A. Lowe BaranDanielle R. Domingue BogardusElizabeth Langelier HillShawn Patrick OuelletteBrian PaquetteTamara L. Gonneville PisaniAnonymousMelissa Smith Webber

1990Class Giving Percentage 4.4%Class Agent: Giselle Tardiff25 Tardiff LN, Dayton ME [email protected] Shuler CoteAndrea Fulton CrossJeff FournierJennifer Latulippe FournierKaren Sexton GenestSara Gowen NussbaumSuzanne Huot PaquetteGiselle Tardiff

1991Class Giving Percentage 6.25%Class Agent: VacantJeffrey CamireLaurie DesrochersAmy L. Gonneville ElieGregory ParadisGuy Picard

Nicole C. Tillyer RyanIan P. SladenKellie A. Therriault

1992Class Giving Percentage 5.14%Class Agent: VacantChad C. BinetteBrad DexterJason LabonteSamantha Korpaczewski LaneChristopher M. LeclercKenneth ParadisShelley Arnold PicardNicholas “Nicky” ScontrasCarol Smith TarankoDouglas Willett

1993Class Giving Percentage 4.02%Class Agent: Kirk Purvis4 Carson’s Point DR, Saco ME [email protected] Prince BaldinelliJames BickfordLaurence FickettMelanie B. HansenRobert C. LePauloueKirk PurvisRobert Rheault

1994Class Giving Percentage 1.21%Class Agent: VacantPatricia C. Jean EksterBeth Anderson Goldman

1995Class Giving Percentage 1.60%Class Agent: Tracie Saucier True68 Clark Street, Saco ME [email protected] Nelson EllisonElizabeth Xanthopoulos PeckKristin Sladen

1996Class Giving Percentage 4.57%Class Agent: VacantKyle BolducJacob DesrochersBlake DubinSarah Willett GarriepyJarod HarrimanAlex PaulAbby Graffam PurvisNicholas Tabor

1997Class Giving Percentage 1.27%Class Agent: Amy Levasseur DesRoberts48 McKenney RD, Saco ME [email protected] Agent: Melissa Boisvert Pennell75 Shadagee RD, Saco ME [email protected] Agent: Ryan True4 Chelsea CR, Saco ME 04072

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[email protected] Bolduc DesrochersEvan FlahertyKory Wentworth

1998Class Giving Percentage 4.14%Class Agent: Josh Fearon9 Buckthorn CR, Saco ME [email protected] DoironChristina Mackowiak DubinJoshua FearonJoshua HadiarisCaron Smith PisaniErica Breznovits RosciszewskiRichard Sirois, Jr.

1999Class Giving Percentage 3.91%Class Agent: Ben Harris271 Buzzell RD, Dayton ME [email protected] AgresteMarissa Gagnon FortierBenjamin HarrisArianna Vakas MiddletonDavid SharlandJennifer Hatch SiroisJoshua Waterhouse

2000Class Giving Percentage 4.35%Class Agent: Kathryn Danylik-Lagasse31 Guinea RD, Biddeford ME [email protected] BelairKathryn Danylik-LagasseHilaire Savage DoironChristina Doukeris SuperinaElisha Fortin GallantAmy Bartlett GoodnessJared GoodnessStephanie PaulChristie Dube Reichl

2001Class Giving Percentage .98%Class Agent: Ryan Lagan624 Main ST, Apt 3, Winchester MA [email protected] HadiarisRyan P. Lagan

2002Class Giving Percentage .47%Class Agent: Erik Ryder26 Scrimshaw LN, Saco ME [email protected] PaquetteMaryellen Pribish

2003Class Giving Percentage 2.74%Class Agent: Bethany LoweP.O. Box 5555 Middleburg, VA [email protected]

Christine FelserBethany LoweKeil MartinNathaniel PoissantNatalie Berry SharlandJennifer Stasio

2004Class Giving Percentage 1.38%Class Agent: Jessica Foster64 Winter ST, Apt 3, Saco ME [email protected] E. BoissonneaultPetro Boucouvalas IIKrissy Mailman

2005Class Giving Percentage 2.59%Class Agent: Jessica JansonP.O. Box 1144, Saco ME [email protected] Jessica BeaudoinIsaac D. GagnonJessica JansonWill KanyThomas Martin

2006Class Giving Percentage .40%Class Agent: Jill Santamore11 Brenda CR, Saco ME [email protected] MorrisonJoshua Pulsifer

2007Class Giving Percentage 0%Class Agent: Melissa Small47 Cumberland AVE, Saco ME [email protected]

2008Class Giving Percentage 0%Class Agent: Brittany Sawyer25 Cloverdale LN, Saco ME [email protected]

2009Class Giving Percentage .35%Class Agent: Justin Chenette19 Buckthorn CR, Saco ME [email protected] Stasio

2010Class Giving Percentage 0%Class Agent: Lexie Carter26 Fenderson RD, Saco ME [email protected]

2011Class Giving Percentage 0%Class Agent: Colin Buttarazzi222 Maplewood DR, Arundel ME [email protected]

2012Class Giving Percentage .97%

VolunteersNicholas AllenDavid ArenstamKatie ArenstamTeri-Ann Hogan ArenstamJacobie BeaudoinPatricia Martin BeaudoinSteve BeaupreLucy BeginRobert BeginReuben BellKevin W. BirkemoseRebecca ButlerDonna ButtarazziRobin CaitoJeffrey CamireEd CaronLisa CaronJeffrey ChristenburyDiane CollardShelley CollardJacqueline N. Cone-AuslenderHelen McAuliffe CorriveauJudie CoutureSusan CurranBethany CyrDanielle B. DallaireNancy DanylikMark DeFrancescoChristopher J. DriscollJohn DolanSheila Waycott DubePhil FearonChristine FelserJoseph J. FerranteHeather FerrillJay FerrillJustin O. FieldJoan FolkerMarc GagneSteve GamageDana GarriepyCathy GrantLisa GibbonsPaul GlynnDale Robin GoodmanDavid GorenMark GroseTimothy GroseLeon HadiarisKevin HallJessica Beaudoin HamiltonAndrew HeimanLorraine HiteMichael HerseyAngela HodgdonCatherine Hogan

Sean HolmanA. William KanyErin M. KanyHolly KanyWilliam S. KanyEleni Bograkos KowashJeannie LacasciaThomas LaCasciaChristy LajoieDarrin LandryDeb LandryMichele LaverriereElaine LeachKaren LeachAnthony M. LeBlancMJ LeBlancShannon LeBlancDavid K. LePauloueRachel LePauloueEva B. LetellierSamuel LyonsSherri MadoreMaria MartemucciMary Ann Stickles MartinRichard R. MilliardBob MillsBrian MorrisonJohn MorrisonPhilip MorseLori NadeauSuzanne NasonTrevor R. NasonZackery C. NoletteHeather NuttingSara PaquetteCatherine ParadisJames PateSusan PierceDylan S. PelletierBruce PoloquinJoshua PulsiferKirk PurvisPaul RaymondSandra RaymondPaul F. RemmesMichelle RobertsKristen RobichaudCamille Curtis SaucierDaryl A. SaucierNicholas ScontrasPeter ScontrasEdward K. SimenskyDavid SharlandRichard SiroisCarl SmithMaureen SmithJessica SobeyGary StevensArthur TardifJames F. ToomeyMatthew TownsendAnne TrippMitchell TurgeonNancy UnderwoodLinda M. ValentinoDiana Grant WalkerBernice Wood

Auction in KindActive ChiropracticAim High CenterAkari SalonAlex CoteAll Day BreakfastAmato’s Sandwich ShopAmtrak DowneasterAnn DonovanAnonymousAnthony JendrickAquaholicsArtistry In BloomArundel MachineAssist 2 SellAtlantic Pest SolutionBath Savings InstitutionBay View CompanyBergen and ParkinsonBEU-Business Equipment UnlimitedBiddeford High School AthleticsBiddeford Saco Chamber of CommerceBiddeford Saco Country ClubBiddeford Saco OOB CourierBiddeford-Saco Rotary ClubBill Dodge Auto GroupBlais Massage TherapeuticsBlow Brothers, Inc.Brad PaulBrady’s ScreenprintBrandon PariseBrian K. and Deb DallaireBruce Haskell PhotographyBruce’s Auto ServiceBryan and Kim ChristoforoBWWCanteen Service Co.Cara MatchmakingCarl GoodwinCasco Bay LinesCD ArmstrongCenter for OrthopedicsWine Shop at HomeCindy SmithClaire DubeClambake RestaurantClark InsuranceClifford and Joyce PurvisColin & Cindy WormwoodCreative Office PavilionCurrent Publishing, LLCDavid KerryDawson Smith Purvis & BassettBiddeford Dairy QueenDeering Lumber, Inc.Devoe Color CenterDogfish Bar and GrilleDon GrenierDon Nason’s Auto ServiceDonald FleurantDonald GuayDonna & James ButtarazziDon’s Sheet Metal, Inc.Doug SanfordDudziak’s School of Gymnastics

Elements Café and BarEliot ChamberlainEric and Kathryn PurvisEric and Nancy MarstonEsty OpticalF R Carroll IncFamily 24 FitnessFamily Eye Care, P.A.Fernleaf BakeryFish’n OpticianFlanagan’s TableFlintwareFreeze Frame PhotographyFuntown Splashtown USAGeorge SharkeyHair N ThereHamilton’s Driving SchoolHancock LumberHarbor View LendingHarris Farm & X-Country Ski CenterHeather ColeHeather GendronHolistic PathwaysInn By The SeaIt’s All About You SalonJack FowlerJacqueline McAuliffeJames AlbertJames and Lisa PateJames McAllisterJames MolleurJanice Boutet LoughlinJay & Patti OliveiraJeanne LabonteJeffrey ChristenburyJenn SeneresJennifer SperdakosJerome Ade & Marcella TierneyJesse MerrillJessica JansonJim & Rebecca NathansonJohn Scully’s Uechi Ryu Karate AcademyJon FosterJoseph’s By The SeaKaren ChasseKenneth & Laurie JansonKerrymen PubKimberly Meehan-BrownKobe Japanese GrillKoi RestaurantKosho KarateLampron EnergyLeonard HurrellLeonard JohnsonLinda MorinLisa’s PizzaLos Tapatios Mexican RestaurantLucille Labbe GoochLuke LabbeMadden Beverage & Redemption Center, Inc.Maine Bass ExperienceMaine Indoor KartingMaine Limousine ServiceMaine Red ClawsMarguerite & James Audiffred

Marissa FortierMark GalosMark JonesMarsha & Tim SnyderMarston MarinaMartha Moon Chocolate CompanyMatthew BerryMelissa CurranMelissa KanyMichael & Pam CroteauMichael & Paula PateMichael’s PizzaMichael & Lauren RocheMoody’s NurseryNabos, Inc.Nonesuch BooksNora TyronNorthern Data SystemNorthern OutdoorsOgunquit PlayhouseOrganic Produce Seasonal CornerP & C InsurancePalace Playland Assoc. LLCPam & Tom ErnstPapa JohnsParty PlusPatricia PeardPatrick & Beth McKennaPatti BrodeurPaul & Lynne KellyPaula & John ScullyPaulette MillettePerk Coffee BarPeter Petit ExcavatingPhilip HatchPortland Convention & Visitors BureauPortland GlassPortland Stage CompanyPumpkin Valley FarmR. M. Boston Co.Rabelais Fine Books on Food & DrinkRemmes OrthodonticsRichard & Margaret PickeringRobert & Pamela MohlinRobert Akers PhotographyRobert GuerinRobert HaywardRobert St. OngeRoland and Joy EonRosa Linda’s Pizzeria & CafeRun of the MillRyan Petit Electrical ContractorSaco & Biddeford Savings InstitutionSaco Bay VarietySaco Island DeliSaco Republican CommitteeSaco Sport & FitnessSaco Veterinary ClinicSafeguard of MaineSalon 171Sanweco, Inc.- KFC/Taco BellSara RahmanScammon Sod Farm Inc.Scholastic BooksScott & Darlene Masteller

Class Agent: VacantBryce Everett FedderAmanda RobinsonKatherine Ann Zafirson

2013Class Agent: Robert Begin [email protected] S. Van Clief

Scott MullenbergScott RousseauSeaside PavilionSimply YouSouliere & SonStacy HillStephen ScontrasStiches By SaraSugarloaf Golf ClubT.J.’s PizzaThe Bank of MaineThe Lobster Co.The Thomas AgencyThornton AcademyTA Athletic BoostersTA Board of TrusteesTA Football ProgramTim AngisTim BeaudoinTim Horton’s of BiddefordToby SimonTom MaddenTop It Off OilTown Fair TireTwin City GoldVincenza’s Italian BakeryWilliam S. & Holly KanyWilliam GuayWinter QuiltsWoodman, Edmands, Danylik, Austin, Smith & JacquesXL Sports World

In preparing this annual report, every effort has been made to accurately recognize our supporters. All gifts received between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013 are listed here. Please inform the Development Office of any errors or omissions by calling 207-602-4456.