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THANK YOU DONORS! OUR DONOR HONOR ROLL
Dear CBA Family,
At Christian Brothers Academy, we celebrate the history of our school and prepare for its future. During our Capital Campaign, these two perspectives aligned and this summer, we see it come to life. The physical centerpiece of Our Defining Moment – a new state of the art music room, an engineering lab, and new classrooms for our fifth and sixth grades – is near completion. We watched this project grow from visions and plans, to
shovels in dirt, to a finished product to walk through. We are excited about our students learning and growing in an unrivaled educational space.
Our vision for Christian Brothers Academy is academic excellence in a faith-filled environment. We have committed resources to the facilities, the faculty, the curriculum, and the student activities to ensure that we provide the transformative experiences that are central to Lasallian Education. Advancing innovations in teaching, technology and scholarship, and teaching based on the vision of Saint John Baptist de La Salle has been essential to the Brothers’ mission for more than three centuries and to CBA’s mission since 1859.
The success our school is experiencing is a direct result of the contributions of our faculty, alumni, students, and parents. This
community believes in our Catholic, Lasallian mission and support it in many ways. Their commitment is an acknowledgement that the people who are close to CBA truly believe in the education our students receive and the desire to see CBA accelerate into the future.
We enthusiastically welcome more than 120 new students, including 20 fifth graders, to CBA this September. This school year will be exciting and future classes of Brothers will build upon this success and our history and traditions. I wish you a wonderful summer and thank you for supporting Christian Brothers Academy.
St. John Baptist de La Salle, Pray for us. Live Jesus in our hearts, forever!
Sincerely,
Dr. James SchlegelHead of School
ADMINISTRATION
HEAD OF SCHOOL
Dr. James Schlegel
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL
Charles Abba
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Blaine Drescher ’04
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR STUDENTS
Robert Groelz ’94
MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Roger Powers
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
Brian O’Connell
DIRECTOR OF CAMPUS MINISTRY
Owen O’Leary
DIRECTOR OF STUDENT GUIDANCE
David Doemel ’71
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Vicki Roberts
DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONALADVANCEMENT
Colleen Ward
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Christopher Scaringe, Esq., CPA ’82,Chairman
Dr. James Schlegel, Head of School
Todd Mesick ’85, Vice Chairman
J. Timothy O’Hearn ’58, Past Chairman
William Anthony ’81
Carm Basile
Thomas J. DiNovo, Esq.
Brother Thomas Gerrow, FSC
Sheila Greco
Mark Hulbert, CFC ’83
Robert Jones ’83
Robert Marini, Jr. ’84
Eugene Napierski, Esq. ’61
Brother Stephen Olert, FSC
Joseph A. Reilly ’56
Brother Thomas J. Scanlan, FSC, Ph.D.
Brother Joseph Schafer, FSC
Rev. Erwin Schweigardt, Ph.D. ’57
Michael J. Van De Loo, CPA ’90
Lynn Zielinski
Brother William Martin, FSC ’55,Emeritus
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Officers’ Commissioning 7
CBA Athletics 10
2016 Graduation 13
CBA’s “New Wing” Man 19
CBA Capital Campaign 20
Donor Honor Roll 22
ROTC Hall of Fame Induction 30
Alumni Notes 32
In Memorium 35
YOUNG ENGINEER WITH BIG DREAMSWill Byron ’16 is interested in engineering, biomechanics, and the medical field. He will attend RIT where he will major in biomedical engineering. Will chose this career field when he conducted research and wrote a report on prosthetics
with sensory feedback for AP biology.
After the project was completed, Will did independent research on schematics for building prosthetic hands. He discovered a website called E-Nable that sold hand assembly kits, and ordered one. Will met with STEM teacher, Megan Hoffman, and she gave him use of CBA’s 3D printer to assemble the hand. Will built two hands: one to leave at CBA and one to bring to RIT so he can enhance the design and function. The hand he built would enable a person to have mobility above the wrist.
Will would also like to establish a Prosthetics Club at CBA and help out when he is home from college. He says that a hand is one of the most difficult and most expensive items to build. He has also volunteered through the E-Nable website to build hands for those in need.
At RIT, Will would like to build a hand and enhance it with sensory modification.
Ultimately, Will would like to work with veterans to equip them with state-of-the-art prosthetic devices. He says he may enlist after college to help offset the cost of attending medical school to specialize in building prosthetics.
RAIMO ’16 RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEElliott Raimo ’16 was chosen for the Times Union Scholars’ Recognition Program, a program that honors outstanding scholastic achievement in members of the Class of 2016. Elliott then identified Mr. Frank LaGatta as the teacher who had the most significant influence on him and asked him to join him at the dinner. Elliott also represented CBA at the Suburban Scholastic
Council Leadership Awards ceremony and was named Time Warner Cable News Scholar Athlete of the Week. Elliott will attend Division I George Washington University, where he will major in chemistry and play baseball.
Cover Photo credit: Brandon Marini ’09
LAFLECHE ’16 AND LAGATTA RECOGNIZED BY GE FOUNDATION
The Institute of International Education designated Kevin LaFleche ’16 as a recipient of a
2016 GE STAR Award. In addition to the award, the GE Foundation Program granted a one-time financial award of $500 to a teacher of Kevin’s choice. Kevin nominated his chemistry teacher, Mr. Frank LaGatta, to receive this financial award. Congratulations to Kevin and Mr. LaGatta!
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CBA is honored to be ranked the 6th Best Military School in America by USA Today. Our reputation for academics, leadership, and service has been recognized on a national level. We constantly work to improve, grow and be the best private school in New York’s Capital Region.
#6BEST MILITARY SCHOOL IN AMERICAFLAG LOWERING CEREMONY
On Thursday, June 9, CBA held its annual Flag Lowering Ceremony to signify the end of the school year and to celebrate another year of excellence. During the ceremony, special guests, the Nigro Family, accepted an honorary diploma on behalf of their father, Frank J. Nigro ’24.
From left to right: John Nigro, and Joseph Nigro ’51, sons of late Frank J. Nigro ’24
Marco Spataro ’19 and Dr. James Schlegel
STUDENTS INDUCTED INTO THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On Wednesday, May 18, 23 students were inducted into the National Honor Society, and 14 students were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. Induction into this prestigious national organization is based upon a student’s efforts and achievements in scholarship, leadership, character, service, and citizenship. Congratulations to our new members!
CLASS OF 2017Nicholas DeNicolaRyan MunroCLASS OF 2018Justin CaulfieldLuke McMahonAndrew MesickKevin RenaudDavid VanBeusekomCLASS OF 2019William AlderisioMaxwell ArenaSean CalagnaJoshua CaronBenjamin CurroDrew DouglassNathaniel FosterZachary KupiecCameron McNamaraMichael MurrayPeter O’TooleTucker ScaringeMarco Spataro Declan TunnyQuinn UrichChristopher West
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CLASS OF 2020Jonathan PicchioneIsaiah Scarlett James ThompsonCLASS OF 2021Ryan AbattoEthan ConnollyAnthony DeRosaRyan HotalingJacob LaPlanteMichael LosavioThomas McAvoyCLASS OF 2022James LaBombardJack MangioneJohn O’KeeffeAnthony Sementilli
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CLASS OF 2016Byron, William KennethConseillant-James, K. MalachiDiFiore, Aaron ChristopherGleason, QuinnGreene, Owen DanielHarrison, Liam BrownHerrington, Reid KirbyHunter, Jared ElijahKarrat, Johnny FrederickKeith, Noah AnthonyKrohn, John EvanLauria, Joseph StuartLewis, Nicholas RobertMacielak, Chase PaulMacLeod, Dale AnthonyMendel, Ethan JosephMunro, Connor NielsenRadliff, Christopher RyanRaia, Justin CaiusRaimo, Anthony JamesVan Beusekom, William LeoWillox, Christopher IanWitters, Jaishaun
Lawrence-RogersZebrowski, Brendan Edward
CLASS OF 2017Beauregard, Ian MathewBuckley, James BrendanClemente, Luiz Felipe
de OliveiraDemeter, Andrew JamesDeNicola, Nicholas RobertGauna, Collin DanielHoltzman, Thomas WilliamLaFleche, Brian JohnMcCane, John WilliamPayne, Davis ScottRapp, Alexander MichaelRento, John ThomasSwanson, Ian KarlSweeney, Brendan PeterTrobridge, Scott EdwardVanDeloo, Jared JamesVanderhoef, Justin Elliott
CLASS OF 2018Frost, Andrew JacobLehning, Jacob ThomasMaggs Jr., Timothy JohnMeola, Dominic VincentMesick, Andrew CharlesMiranda, Michael LouisSeymour, Sloan PatrickThomas, Amal PeterTimoney, Matthew Sean
CLASS OF 2019Anguish, Jack AnthonyCurro, Benjamin ThomasKelley, Aidan ConstantineMcDonough, Collin MichaelMcNamara, Cameron JosephTrobridge, Andrew CrowleyTunny, Declan BlaiseWagner, Luke MatthewWest, Christopher Robert
CLASS OF 2020Basile, Ryan DomenicCarroll Jr., AnthonyDerBoghossian,
Derek MatthewGold, Rollin KnapekHarris, Brenden LeeHenges, Brandon ParkerJohnson, Nathan Joseph CarlKonopka, Zachary JosephO’Brien, James RyanPiskutz, Gavin MichaelProper, Tyler DavidSantiago, Nicholas GabrielShishik, Serge StephenSkumin, Trevor JamesSmith, Frederick JamesThompson, James Michael
CLASS OF 2021Alexander, John ChristieCovington, Avery AlexanderCurran, Carson PatrickDeRosa, Anthony FrancisDruzba III, Joseph RHendricks, Sean PatrickKarrat, Dominic AlfredoKuentzel III, Carl JosephNattrass, Thomas RobertPacifico, Ian JosephPalumbo, Michael BrennanProper, David PatrickSauter II, Glen FosterTirino, Vincent PasqualeZaccaria, Anthony Michael
CLASS OF 2022Calderon Jr, Antonio ManuelCarsillo III, Vincent JamesHan, Jeffery DillonHarrison, Ayden MichaelLaBombard, James KennethSementilli, Anthony Thomas
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HONORS NIGHT
CLASS OF 2016Carnavos, Michael LawrenceCouch, Dylan BendonHartman, Tyler JamesLaFleche, Kevin PeterMacfarlane, Paul JosephPhilbin, Daniel EdwardRaimo, Elliott JamesSausville, Noah Christopher
CLASS OF 2017Blaauboer, Nicholas RobertCarbone, John WilliamDiNovo, Andrew NicholasEsposito, Justin AndrewFernandez, Henry JamesJones, Maximilian JosephMunro, Ryan MichaelParisi, Nicholas GerardZelker, Zachary Hank
CLASS OF 2018Boyan, Casey WilliamCaulfield, Justin TimothyMcMahon, Luke WilliamMendrick, Joseph CraigO’Hara, Jack PatrickPatricelli, Colin VincentPumiglia, Michael BenjaminRaia, Nathan AnthonySkinner, Keegan CarlVan Beusekom,
David AnthonyZaccaria, William Anthony
CLASS OF 2019Alderisio, William JeffryAmore, Alessandro AmedeoArena, Maxwell GrantBecker, Quinton HarrisBogdon, Dylan ACalagna, Sean ThomasCaron, Joshua MorganDouglass, Drew PatrickFoster, Nathaniel DavidJorgensen, Christopher GeorgeKupiec, Zachary MichaelMurray Jr, Michael PatrickO’Toole, Peter Edward
Scaringe, Tucker DavidSpataro, Marco PeterToomey, Connor JosephUrich, Quinn RourkeVan Epps, Braeden David
CLASS OF 2020Antoniak, Dylan StephenHubbard, Cristian
Chazzare-IsaiahKelly IV, Daniel JosephMandato, Nicholas JamesPicchione, Jonathan DavidSaran, Ajit SinghScarlett, Isaiah Joseph
CLASS OF 2021Abatto, Ryan MatthewBeaulieu, Gregory S.Hotaling, Ryan ChristopherLaPlante, Jacob PaulLosavio, Michael JosephMcAvoy, Thomas JosephReddy, Lakshman DamodarVivian, William Raymond
CLASS OF 2022Anderson, Noah EdwardAnson, Marc RichardHannoush, Elias AMangione, Jack CarltonO’Keeffe, John MichaelRichardson, Joshua CharlesSausville, Cullen Carter
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@DAN PHILBIN ’16 FROM HIS CLASS OF 2016 GRADUATION
“Today’s a great day to be a brother.”
On Monday, May 23, CBA held its annual Officers’ Commissioning Ceremony. The Class of 2017 started going through Leader Selection in January and were measured in six different categories, ranging from GPA and merits to their ability to influence and train fellow classmates. The top eight went before an interview board made up of administrators, instructors, and faculty, after which the board selected the brigade commander and assigned the others to positions based on their strengths and the needs of the brigade. Congratulations to Cadet Colonel Maximilian Jones and the Class of 2017 commissioned officers.
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COL Maximilian JonesLTC Nicholas ParisiLTC John CarboneLTC Nicholas DeNicolaLTC Justin VanderhoefLTC Ian SwansonMAJ Andrew DemeterMAJ Brian LaFlecheMAJ Ryan MunroMAJ Thomas HoltzmanMAJ Amir TaylorCPT Scott TrobridgeCPT John RentoCPT Zachary ZelkerCPT Andrew DiNovoCPT Robert CassidyCPT Zackary TerryCPT Jevaun QuinnCPT Brian HochmuthCPT Henry FernandezCPT John Van der VeerCPT Alexander Rapp1st LT Peter Close1st LT Justin Esposito1st LT John McCane1st LT Jacob Hite
1st LT Davis Payne1st LT Jack Empie1st LT Jacob LaChapelle1st LT Ian Beauregard1st LT Joshua Gilmore1st LT Nicholas Blaauboer2nd LT John LaMarco2nd LT Nicholas DeBrino2nd LT Taurian
Taylor-Adams2nd LT Collin Gauna2nd LT Addison Groesbeck2nd LT Peter Galica2nd LT Zachary Kielb2nd LT Jake Bundy2nd LT Adam Shanno2nd LT Jeremy Parsons2nd LT James Rogler2nd LT John Murphy2nd LT Luiz Felipe Clemente2nd LT Christian Melecio2nd LT Cameron Haring2nd LT Joseph Scrima2nd LT James BuckleyCSM Jarrell Young
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From left to right: Anthony Zaccaria ’21, Ethan Foster ’20, Jonathan Picchione ’20, John O’Keeffe ’22, Anthony Sementilli ’22, Joshua Richardson ’22, Noah Anderson ’22, and Nathaniel Rodriguez- Cacace ’20
From left to right: Alex Benedetti ’20, Brenden Harris ’20, Matt Tiberia ’20, Jacob Lapham ’20, Joseph Ringer ’20, and Jacob Angelides ’20
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PI- DAYIn honor of Pi Day, CBA Middle School students celebrated with games and contests organized by Mrs. Beth Joynt. Eight students participated in the Pi Bee, a competition held to see who can memorize and recite the most digits of pi. Congratulations to CBA’s Pi Bee Champion, John O’Keeffe ’22, on reciting 221 digits of pi!
8TH GRADE FIELD TRIP TO BOSTONOn Tuesday, May 24, the 8th grade class took a field trip to Boston. Students visited the New England Aquarium and the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEEThe CBA theater program is back! CBA hosted the musical The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. CBA and Holy Names students performed the musical over three nights. Thank you to our directors, Mrs. Melanie Carroll and Mrs. Alexis Hatch, and to the cast for putting on such a wonderful show.
CLAPPER ’20 WINS GEOGRAPHY BEEOn February 3, the following students participated in the championship round of our National Geographic Geography Bee: Collin Healy ’20, John Picchione ’20, Dale Hammond ’20, Winston Clapper ’20, Jarell Spotts ’21, Joe Borowiec ’21, Jacob LaPlante ’21, Will Vivian ’21, Antonio Calderon ’22, Daniel Cerecki ’22, Elias Hannoush ’22, and John O’Keeffe ’22. They did a fantastic job! Congratulations to winner Winston Clapper ’20 and runner-up Daniel Cerecki ’22.
A CELEBRATION OF TIMEFor their end-of-year project, our 6th grade class wrote research papers and created speeches about historical figures and presented the results in front of family, faculty, and friends.
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Jack Mangione ’22 and John O’Keeffe ’22 with teacher Mrs. Alexis Hatch
From left to right: Social studies teacher, Mr. Joshua Lewyckyj ’09, Winston Clapper ’20, Daniel Cerecki ’22, and sixth grade eacher, Mrs. Alexis Hatch
THREE STUDENTS REPRESENT CBA IN GRAND NATIONAL FORENSIC TOURNAMENTJack Rento ’17, Nathan Raia ’18, and Amal Thomas ’18 competed in the 2016 Grand National Catholic Forensic Tournament in Sacramento, California on Memorial Day weekend. Jack finished 21st in Dramatic Performance, Nathan finished 17th in Declamation, and Amal finished 42nd in Congress. More than 500 schools and approximately 2,700 champion speakers from around the U.S. participated.
MANGIONE ’22 WINS MIDDLE SCHOOL SPELLING BEEOn January 14, CBA held a spelling bee for middle school students. The spelling bee included 12 contestants—two students from each individual class section. The last two contestants standing, John O’Keeffe ’22 and Jack Mangione ’22, went back and forth for many exciting rounds. Jack won the spelling bee and competed in the regional spelling bee at Proctors on February 2.
O’LEARY RECEIVES GAVEL AWARDOn May 10, Mr. Owen O’Leary received the 2016 Gavel Award. The Gavel Award is presented annually to a teacher in the Town of Colonie who promotes knowledge of the courtroom in the classroom. Judge Peter Crummey, who presented Mr. O’Leary with this award, has long recognized the value of civics education and importance of educating students about the judicial branch.
REGIMENTAL BAND AND DRILL TEAM PERFORM IN DISNEYOn Monday, February 15, members of the Regimental Band & Drill Team performed in front of thousands of Walt Disney Resort guests at the Magic Kingdom. Vocal, instrumental, and dance ensembles from around the world apply to perform as part of the Disney Performing Arts. It is a great privilege to be selected to perform at the Disney parks.
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STUDENT ATHLETES SIGN NATIONAL LETTERS OF INTENT
CBA held signing ceremonies for student athletes who will play at the collegiate level. Connor and Kyle Adams signed their letters of intent to play golf for the College of Saint Rose. Dominick Herald signed his letter of intent to play baseball at Pace University. Hanover Dill signed to play football at Division I Bryant University. Matt Crisafulli signed to play soccer at Division I Siena College. Joe Kolbe signed to play football at Division II Bentley University. Go Brothers!
From left to right: Connor Adams ’16, Kyle Adams ’16, and Dominick Herald ’16
From left to right: Hanover Dill ’16, Matt Crisafulli ’16, and Joe Kolbe ’16.
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CBA senior defenseman, leader, and co-captain Sean Mesick ’16 was named the 2015-2016 Troy Record ice hockey Player of the Year. Sean ended his career as a Brother with 7 goals, 13 points, and 6 assists. He was rewarded with a Section 2 First Team All-Star selection. CBA Hockey finished conference play with a 9-6 regular season record. The Brothers swept rival LaSalle Institute for the first time in three years.
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Steve Fawcett, Chris Radliff ’16 and Mark Taylor
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BOWLING
CBA won the Class A Section 2 bowling championship for the second year in a row. The Brothers were led by Suburban Council player of the year Chris Radliff ’16.
Chris Radliff ’16 had an outstanding finish to his CBA bowling career. Chris was the Times Union Section 2 boys’ bowling Athlete of the Year and was named 2015-2016 Bowler of the Year for the Capital District Youth Scholarship Tour. As one of the top eight CDYST members in points, Chris earned a spot to compete in the 2016 USBC Youth Open Championships this summer in Indianapolis, IN. In addition, Chris was Most Valuable Player in Suburban Council with a 228 average and was named the Suburban Council’s Bowler of the Year.
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AJ Groesbeck ’17 represented CBA at the Section 2 wrestling championships at the Glens Falls Civic Center. AJ reached the semifinals in the 182-pound division.
TENNIS
Michael Kendrick ’19, Jake Bundy ’17, and Ed Farrell ’17 represented CBA Tennis at the Section 2 Championships at Shenendehowa High School. Michael advanced to the second round of play after defeating
the ace of the Averill Park team, earning his first sectional victory as a freshman.
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Ian Schultz ’16 received Section 2 All Tournament Team honors for his play in the Section 2 Basketball Tournament. The Oneonta State-bound senior was a significant contributor in the Section 2 semifinals.
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This year, Colin Mance ’19 set a new CBA record and personal best in the long jump. Colin jumped 21’ 10” placing first in the Cannoneer Invitational at Watervliet High School.
Kevin LaFleche ’16 set a new CBA indoor track record with a time of 1.56.71, placing third in the championship 800m run at the 34th Yale Interscholastic Track and Field Classic. Kevin was on the Nike National Elite team this season.
Kevin LaFleche ’16, Mike Carnavos ’16, Keegan Skinner ’18, and Colin Mance ’19 had outstanding performances at the Section 2 track and field championships. Kevin ranked 2nd in the 800m, Mike ranked 10th in the 3200m, Keegan ranked 8th in the pole vault, and Colin ranked 4th in the long jump. All competed in the NYS qualifiers at Shen.
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CBA Lacrosse traveled to Philadelphia over spring break, where the team had the opportunity to play against Pennsylvania’s toughest competition and get in some team bonding.
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The CBA baseball team had an outstanding season, finishing with an overall record of 18-5 and a regular
season record of 16-4. They ranked 15th in New York State and were Suburban Council Grey Division Champions. CBA advanced to the Class AA final after beating Saratoga, the 2015 champion, 5-2.
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CBA 2016 GRADUATIONOn Friday, June 3, CBA held a graduation ceremony for the Class of 2016. Congratulations to valedictorian Elliott Raimo, salutatorian Kevin LaFleche, Cadet Colonel Nick Lewis, and the graduating Class of 2016.
Congratulations to the graduating Class of 2016, which continues CBA’s tradition
of 100% college acceptance. Our 83 graduates were awarded $13
million in scholarship money.
MOTHERS’ REVIEWOn Wednesday, June 1, CBA held its Annual Mothers’ Review. Mothers’ Review is a special tradition during which CBA honors graduating seniors and their mothers. During this ceremony, mothers, aunts, grandmothers, and special family members were invited onto the field to receive their son’s sword and officer’s hat as a token of appreciation. The Brigade conducted a final pass and review as a sign of respect to the departing senior class before formally taking over the leadership role of the school.
Connor AdamsKyle AdamsHunter BarnettJacob BonneyBrennan BuenoJoseph BurkeWilliam ByronMichael CarnavosK. Malachi Conseillant-JamesKilhari CortinaDylan CouchMatthew CrisafulliNathan DaigleAaron DiFioreHanover DillDerek ForchilliQuinn GleasonBenjamin GocheeOwen GreeneQuintan HallMichael Hamilton
Liam HarrisonTyler HartmanDominick HeraldReid HerringtonGrayson HeywardJared HunterThomas JoyntJohnny KarratNoah KeithJustin KenyonJoseph KolbeMichael Kopcza IIIDavid KopycZephaiah KozakiewiczJohn KrohnLouis LaCivitaKevin LaFlecheJoseph LauriaDaniel LenaneNicholas LewisGiovanni Lisi
Joseph LombardiPaul MacfarlaneChase MacielakDale MacLeodConor MahonMichael MelecioEthan MendelSean MesickKevin MulladyConnor MunroAustin NevinsRiley NewcombXavier PalomboTerran PaulDaniel PhilbinChristopher RadliffJustin RaiaAnthony Raimo, Jr.Elliott RaimoAnthony Riscica, IIBrendan Roche
Noah SausvilleDominic SavonaIan SchultzBranden SheremetaSamuel SimoneauxDaniel SkibaJahmair SmithWilliam Van BeusekomQuincy VenableThomas VielkindRyan WalshJoseph WarnerAustin WeaverRobert WestChristopher WhiteChristopher WilloxJaishaun WittersBrendan ZebrowskiJack Zilgme
Jacob Ryan Angelides Dylan Stephen AntoniakRyan Domenic BasileAlex Anthony BenedettiTravis Matthew BillingtonShamar Leon CanalAnthony Carroll Jr.Winston Michael ClapperGabriel Scott ClementBenjamin William DelaneyDerek Matthew
DerBoghossianBrian Kalyan DevaprasadLogan Kenneth DittmerEthan James FosterRollin Knapek GoldDale Joseph HammondBrenden Lee HarrisBrandon Parker HengesBrady James HodsonCristian Chazzare-Isaiah
HubbardJack Steven JarvisNathan Joseph Carl JohnsonJames Jackson JoyntDaniel Joseph Kelly IVZachary Joseph KonopkaJacob Stephen Lapham
Cameron Louis LaRosaJohn Richard LeachJustin LiAndrew James MabeusNicholas James MandatoNicholas Ryan MillerJames Ryan O’BrienJoshua Steven PattersonJonathan David PicchioneGavin Michael PiskutzMichael Robert ReuterJoseph Edward RingerNathanael James RiveraNathaniel Rodriguez-CacaceNicholas Gabriel SantiagoAjit Singh SaranIsaiah Joseph ScarlettNicholas Stanley SerafinSerge Stephen ShishikTrevor James SkuminFrederick James SmithNathaniel James SullivanJames Michael ThompsonMatthew Robert TiberiaAlejandro Elias TorresChristopher Anthony VolpeMichael Joseph West
8TH GRADE MOVING- UP CEREMONY
Congratulations to the Future Class of 2020
Cadet Colonel Nicholas Lewis ’16 passing off his officer’s gear to his mother Amy Lewis
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“Update: Not even 1 o’clock yet and my mom has already cried about me graduating. Going to be a long day”
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COACHES VS. CANCEROn April 22, CBA varsity baseball played in the 4th Annual Friday Night Lights at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium, hosted by the Tri-City ValleyCats and Coaches vs. Cancer. The match-up against Shaker served as a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. Prior to the game, Thomas Vielkind ’16 threw out the ceremonial first pitch. Other proceeds for the event benefited the Joseph Fingerhut Scholarship Fund.
From left to right: Sean Mesick ’16, Jason Pierre-Paul, Giovanni Lisi ’16, Didi Gregorius, and John Krohn ’16
STUDENTS VOLUNTEER FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Eighteen Brothers spent their Sunday afternoon at the Center for Disability Services 56th Telethon speaking with donors on the phone and helping the center raise more than $2 million. They also got the opportunity to meet Jason Pierre-Paul from the New York Giants and Didi Gregorius from the New York Yankees.
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CBA MARCHES IN MEMORIAL DAY PARADEOn Monday, May 30, the CBA Brigade marched in Albany’s Memorial Day Parade. Students marched to remember those who gave their lives so that we can enjoy the freedom we enjoy today.
SAYRE’S 9TH GRADE CLASS SUPPORTS WATER FOR SOUTH SUDANAfter reading A Long Walk to Water, Mrs. Sayre’s 9th grade class held a fundraiser and raised $1,300 for Water for South Sudan, a not-for-profit organization that provides clean, lifesaving water to people in South Sudan’s remote villages.
MENDEL ’16 AND PATRICELLI ’18 ACHIEVE EAGLE SCOUT RANK Ethan Mendel ’16 and Colin Patricelli ’18 both achieved Eagle Scout rank, the highest rank in Boy Scouting, at a ceremony at St. Pius Church in Loudonville on April 3, 2016. They are both members of Scout Troop 78 of St. Pius. Both scouts received numerous commendations and certificates of merit, including those from President & Michele Obama, NYS Assemblyman John McDonald and Congressmen Paul Tonko. In addition, they received recognition from local and national Elks organizations.
WILL BYRON: 13 KIDS WHO CAREIn March, William Byron ’16 was chosen by NewsChannel 13 as one of their 13 Kids Who Care. Will was acknowledged for his work on the Africa Project. The Africa Project raises funds to assist the Loisaba Community Conservation Foundation in Kenya, Africa. Will has been working closely with the Loisaba Community Conservation Foundation since his sophomore year at CBA. He even had the opportunity to visit during spring break in 2014. A reception honoring the 13 Kids Who Care was held at the NYS Museum.
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THE FINGERHUT MEMORIAL SENIOR NIGHT The CBA hockey team raised money for a local family this year. The Fingerhut Memorial Senior Night was held in honor of beloved CBA teacher Joseph Fingerhut, who passed away November 7, 2014, after a battle with cancer. The hockey team invited 7-year-old Naya Snide and her family to drop the puck before the start of the game. Naya is battling leukemia, and the team adopted Naya and her family during the holidays and have kept in touch with her ever since.
THE 6TH GRADE RECEIVES FLAG FROM AFGHANISTANOn Wednesday, May 10, the 6th grade class participated in a special flag raising ceremony. The flag raised was given to them by 754th EOD Company. This flag was carried on ground operations by 754th EOD Company TM 2-2 in hostile territories during Operation Freedom Sentinel, from September 2015 to May 2016. The flag was flown over Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan from November 15 to November 22. It symbolizes the sovereign power of the United States of America and the unshakable resolve to keep our country safe. After the flag was raised, the 754th EOD Company presented it to CBA for the school’s thoughtfulness and communication throughout the year.
SENIORS VOLUNTEER AT COPSON HOUSEOn Friday, May 13, CBA seniors Ethan Mendel, Nick Lewis, Kevin Mullady, Giovanni Lisi, Sean Mesick, Joe Lauria, Danny Philbin, Quinn Gleason, and Aaron DiFiore volunteered their time painting bedrooms for children living at St. Catherine’s Center for Children Copson House in Albany.
SENIORS VOLUNTEER AT THE SALVATION ARMYOn Friday, May 20, five seniors, Joe Burke, Dom Herald, Tyler Hartman, John Krohn, and Justin Raia spent the
morning unloading and processing more than 6,000 pounds of food for the Salvation Army in Albany.
They also prepared a meal for the mobile feeding unit, destined to provide hot meals to those in need in downtown Albany.
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On Wednesday, March 30, CBA broke ground on a $1.5 million arts and sciences wing, which will be completed this September. At the groundbreaking ceremony, Dr. James Schlegel announced that CBA will add a fifth grade for the 2016-2017 school year.
“For years, we have educated boys in grades 6 through 12, and our parents have urged us to open up to a wider range of students. This year, the interest has been overwhelming for this particular group of students,” says Dr. Schlegel.
The new building addition is part of Our Defining Moment, CBA’s $5.2 million campaign. Thank you to Bishop Scharfenberger, Congressman Paul Tonko, Colonie Town Supervisor Paula Mahan, Albany County Executive Dan McCoy, Assemblyman Phil Steck, J. Luke Construction, Keystone Architectural Services, CBA Board of Trustees, alumni, faculty, family, and friends for celebrating the groundbreaking with us.
CBA GROUND- BREAKING CEREMONY
OUR DEFINING MOMENT
MEET CBA’S “NEW WING” MAN
Joe Ozimek ‘65 made a grand gesture by dedicating a gift to CBA in the name of his parents. CBA’s new wing will be named “The Mary and Michael Ozimek Arts & Science Wing” as a tribute to his parents who sacrificed to give him the best education to help him achieve his dream…working in the aeronautical industry. Joe’s gift has afforded CBA the opportunity to build a new wing to house our Music Suite and add four classrooms for our new 5th grade and current 6th grade students. The wing will be completed by the start of the 2016 school year and a ribbon cutting ceremony will take place on Tuesday, September 27th.
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COMMUNITY
Congressman Paul Tonko, Cadet Colonel Nick Lewis ’16,
and Dr. James Schlegel
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
WHAT DOES THIS CAMPAIGN MEAN FOR THE YOUNG MEN ATTENDING CBA?FINE ARTS EXPANSION AND SCIENCE WING: 7,000 square-foot wing with three classrooms; double the space for music instruction; and space for one-on- one instruction.
STEM PROGRAM: Curriculum development, equipment, and funding to support continuity of our rigorous four-year program.
RENOVATE AND UPDATE SCIENCE LABS: Full renovation of all science labs and upgrades to equipment.
FACULTY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Strengthening faculty through professional development.
CO-CURRICULAR PROGRAM ENHANCEMENT: Enhance and fund co-curricular activities to strengthen the CBA experience.
FACILITIES: Keeping our facilities updated and attractive.
There is cause for celebration at CBA.
OUR DEFINING MOMENT
We have graduated another class of incredible young men. In September, we will welcome 500 students back to campus. What an extraordinary opportunity our families give us to educate their sons. But why are we leaping and throwing our hands in the air? Our effort to grow the school’s future has been captured in Our Defining Moment, a $5.2 million investment into CBA. Our funding priorities have been outlined, and for nearly two years, we have been committed to raising the money to fulfill these funding priorities. Tremendous progress has been made and we are still gaining momentum.
WHAT IT WILL TAKE TO FULFILL OUR CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES?
TOTAL ACADEMIC INVESTMENT $2,315,000
New Wing for Classrooms & Fine Arts Facility EnhancementSTEM Program: Four-Year Course Work Lab Renovations: Biology, Chemistry, Physics & Earth ScienceFaculty Professional DevelopmentCo-Curricular Program InvestmentTechnology Investment
TOTAL INVESTMENT INTO FACILITIES $1,385,000
Track Replacement HVAC & Controls and Roof ReplacementEntrance Upgrades, Security System & Entrance DoorsClassroom Furniture, Kitchen Equipment, Building ImprovementsRoad and Parking Lot Improvements
ANNUAL FUND ($500,000 FOR EACH
OF THE 3 CAMPAIGN YEARS) $1,500,000
TOTAL CAMPAIGN GOAL $5,200,000
WOULD YOU CONSIDER MAKING A GIFT TO INVEST IN CBA’S FUTURE?ALL GIFTS TO THE CAMPAIGN MAY BE FULFILLED OVER A THREE YEAR PERIOD. TO LEARN MORE, VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.CBAALBANY.ORG OR CALL COLLEEN WARD AT (518) 452-9809 EXT. 113
We’ve raised $3.7 million, and we need your help to raise the remaining $1.5 million!
Our exceptional music programs consist of nearly 150 students.
For the last six years, CBA has maintained a balanced budget.
This fall, for the first time, we will open a 5th grade.
The 7,000 sq. ft. new addition will open Fall 2016.
Greetings and Happy Summer,
CBA has once again had an excellent year on many fronts. Our students are doing well academically and in their extra-curricular programs. Enrollment increased again for the eighth year in a row and the school finished with a small operating surplus for the sixth year in a row. This surplus will be re-invested back into the school to ensure that our students have the environment and
tools to compete in a very competitive academic community. There was also continued investment in carrying out the mission of the Christian Brothers by adding an additional theology teacher and purchasing new theology class materials.
The most exciting news is the progress of our Capital Campaign. Our goal for the three year campaign is $5.2 million and after this first year we have reached seventy percent completion by raising $3.7 million. This has allowed CBA to move forward on the construction of the new Arts and Science wing. Construction
started in the spring and the building will be completed by the end of August. I hope everyone has the opportunity to see this great addition to CBA. I know our students will benefit from the state-of-art music performance and practice rooms and the new STEM engineering lab. This new wing will also house the first fifth grade class in CBA’s history.
There still are several important capital projects to be completed which are part of the Campaign. Next year CBA will completely update the physics and earth science labs and the track in the stadium will hopefully be redone this year. To do these projects, we need to complete the Capital Campaign. I thank everyone who has participated so far and I encourage everyone who has not yet made a pledge to consider doing so. This Campaign is something that the entire CBA community can take pride in for many years to come.
I wish everyone a safe and enjoyable summer.
Respectfully,
Christopher Scaringe ’82Chairman of the Board of Trustees
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Zielinski ‘58
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Cunningham ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J.
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Christenson ‘85Dr. Frank T. Cicero M.D. ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Comes ‘69Coxsackie LogisticsMr. Michael L. Crotty ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Cummings ‘95Mr. Robert E. Cunningham ‘44Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. DeCosmo ‘60Mr. and Mrs. John DoemelMr. and Mrs. Luke L. Dott ‘95Mr. Blaine R. Drescher ‘04Mr. and Mrs. Michael DunnMr. Richard T. Eberle ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Field ‘00First Niagara BankMr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Fittizzi, Jr. ‘93Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Franze ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Gavigan ‘64Dr. Tariq GillMr. Edward V. Girzone ‘55Mr. and Mrs. William F. Glavin ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Albert HannoushMr. and Mrs. Gene F. Hay ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Hogan
Deacon Robert J. Johnson ‘53Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kampf ‘96Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Keenan ‘51Key Bank CommercialMr. and Mrs. David M. KopycMr. and Mrs. John F. MangioneMr. and Mrs. Michael P. Murray ‘86Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Nigro, III ‘83Hon. and Mrs. Howard C. Nolan, Jr. ‘49Mr. and Mrs. William B. O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. Dale OphardtMr. Robert R. Pape ‘56Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott PayneMr. James M. Pedlow ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. PizzolaMr. and Mrs. George T. Porter, Jr. ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Regan ‘96Rowlands and Barranca Agency, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Sabatino ‘67AnonymousMr. William A. Toomey, III ‘73Mr. Fred C. Weber, Jr. ‘45Mr. and Mrs. Joseph WitteMr. C. David Yezzi ‘59
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M&T BankMr. and Mrs. Robert V. Marini, Jr. ‘84Overton, Russell, Doerr and
Donovan, LLPMr. and Mrs. Gerard F. ParisiMr. and Mrs. Kevin SmithMr. James J. Smith ‘66Mr. and Mrs.William N. Young, Jr. ‘64
FOOTBALL BOOSTER518 AthleteMr. and Mrs. William Anthony ‘81Ms. Mary M. AnthonyBooksmart Services LLCMr. Francis J. CatellierMr. and Mrs. Seamus Crotty ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Neal DillDiRad Technologies, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. DittmerHannoush Jewelers, Inc.Johnny RocketsKinderhook Beverage Center, Inc.KJCKD, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. KolbeMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. KronauKubricky Construction Corp.M.H. Contractors, LLCMarini Homes, LLCMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McMahonMohawk Sign SystemsMr. and Mrs. Michael MulladyNebulosity Business SolutionsOakes Custom BuildersMr. and Mrs. James O’TooleMr. and Mrs. Charles V. PatricelliRaimo Auto Tag and Title, Inc.Mr. William E. Redmond, Jr. ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Rogler ‘83Mr. James L. Rotolo ‘69Servinator, Inc.Stone Bridge Iron & SteelStudent StylesVilla Italia Bakery of New York, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Venable ‘84Mr. Shane G. Zelker
FORENSICS BOOSTERIndia BazaarJim Mylod Insurance Depot AgcyRev. John J. Yanas, Jr. ‘72
HOCKEY BOOSTERA. E. Rosen Electrical Co., Inc.Arbonne InternationalMr. and Mrs. Steven BoggessMs. Ellyse BundyMr. Warren Bundydrb Business InteriorsMr. and Mrs. Jerome EdmundsMr. and Mrs. Gary GalicaMr. Peter S. GilliesGrethen-Cahrenger Memorials Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan HammondMr. Richard K. HerringtonHiawatha Trails Golf Course, Inc.Hollandale Apartments and
Health Club, LLCMr. and Mrs. Joseph IsabellaJanitronics Facility ServicesJMP Concrete, LLCMr. and Mrs. Brian ManionMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. MarcheseMs. Erin Pemrick
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. RyanMr. and Mrs. Scott RyanSelect Sotheby’s International RealtySI Technologies, Inc.Stone Bridge Iron & SteelThe Walters CompanyMr. and Mrs. Steve West
LACROSSE BOOSTERAccess Compliance, LLCAdirondack Hercules Tire Corp.Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony ‘81Berkshire BankBlue Spruce Nursery, Inc.Bugroom Services, Inc.Carrabassett Square
Management Corp.Couch Dale P.C.Dr. Marianne Gable, DDSH.U.R.B Landscaping, Inc.Harrison and Burrowes Bridge
Constructors, Inc.Mr. Jeffrey M. HollanderIanniello Agency, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David M. KoonzMr. and Mrs. Michael LaddLocal 294 Teamsters CareMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McMahonMcVeigh Funeral Home, Inc.Mr. Marc D. Mesick ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O’SheaMr. and Mrs. Victor E. PizzolaRainbow Sprinklers & Lawn CareMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Regan ‘96Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M.
Scaringe ‘82Siena Barber ShopSweeney Company LLCThe Elk Street Group, LLCMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. MitchellTrans-Border Global Freight
Systems, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John L. VanderhoefVeritas Management of SaratogaWatkins Spring Co., Inc.WNYT-TV, LLCZelker Elevator Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Arnis Zilgme
MUSIC PARENT AND FRIENDSAlexander & Alexander, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Amore ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Christopher ArenaMr. and Mrs. Robert BolgerMr. and Mrs. David F. BonneyDr. and Mrs. Paul J. ByronMr. and Mrs. John CarboneMr. and Mrs. Steven CarnavosMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. CassidyDance DimensionsMr. and Mrs. Christopher DiFioreMr. and Mrs. Thomas DiNovo, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. DittmerMr. and Mrs. Jeffery DunnERay Building ServicesMr. and Mrs. Henry A. FernandezMr. and Mrs. Harry Gochee IIIMs. Vera D. Guynup-BushMr. and Mrs. Peter HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Mark HoltzmanMr. and Mrs. John KarratMs. Elizabeth A. Karratt
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. LaCivitaMr. and Mrs. Raymond LaMarcoMr. and Mrs. Karl MabeusMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Marcucci ‘89Mr. and Mrs. Stephen MarshMs. Anna Marie MatarazzoMr. John T. MulreadyMs. Kristen MunroMr. Patrick ParsonsMr. and Mrs. Charles V. PatricelliMr. and Mrs. Steven PattersonMr. and Mrs. J. Scott PayneMr. and Mrs. Peter PerryMr. and Mrs. John PetroDr. and Mrs. Edward PhilbinDr. and Dr. David PicchioneRaimo Auto Tag and Title, Inc.Residential Specialists, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Steve ReutterMr. and Mrs. Michael K. RyanMr. and Mrs. Christopher M.
Scaringe ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Mark SkinnerThe Colonie Little LeagueTimothy J. Maggs Chiropractic P.C.Mr. and Mrs. Peter TunnyMs. Christine UrschelMr. and Mrs. Anthony Van BeusekomMr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Zielinski ‘58
1SG KEITH JUMAN SCHOLARSHIPMr. Jeffrey L. Sidoti ‘07
ANTHONY CARDONA ‘58 TECHNOLOGY WINGMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Flynn, Jr. ‘51
BIG BROTHERS FOR EDUCATIONFirst NiagaraMr. James J. Hunter ‘52Mr. Patrick W. McCannPioneer Bank
CIARA ROSE VAN DE LOO SCHOLARSHIPMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Van De Loo ‘90
CHARTWELLS SCHOLARSHIPCompass Group, North America
DYLAN F. VALENTINE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPMr. and Mrs. Craig G. MoffreMr. and Mrs. Francis ScarlataMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Valentine
ED BARRY ‘34 SCHOLARSHIPMrs. Joan B. Rogers
GROGAN ANDERSON SCHOLARSHIPMr. Vincent A. Anderson ‘08
JOHN D. PICOTTE SCHOLARSHIPJohn D. Picotte Family Foundation
MARGARET SMITH SCHOLARSHIPMr. and Mrs. David B. Smith ‘75
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OLYMPIC COACH HARRY MARRA ’65 HELPS RAISE MONEY FOR CBAOn Sunday, February 21, CBA hosted a Track and Field Clinic run by Olympic Coach Harry Marra ‘65. Coaches and athletes from across the Capital Region were invited to join Marra at the clinic. Coach Marra taught valuable tips and techniques to improve athletes’ performance. This clinic helped CBA raise $3,000, which will be put toward replacement of the track. Thank you, Coach Marra, for taking time out of your busy schedule to support CBA’s Capital Campaign. Good luck in Rio!
PARENTS ASSOCIATION DONATES $25,000 TO THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGNAfter Ash Wednesday mass, Parents Association President Joe LaCivita, Vice President Kristin Munro, and Treasurer Mary Buser presented a $25,000 check on behalf of the Parents’ Association to Dr. Schlegel. The money was donated in memory of Mary Prattico. Thank you to everyone involved for making such a generous donation!
ELIAS HANNOUSH ’22 PLAYS PRINCIPAL OF THE DAYOn Friday, May 20, Elias Hannoush ’22 was Principal of the Day. He and Dr. Schlegel started the day by greeting students as they walked into school. Principal Hannoush did morning announcements, visited students in their classrooms, and toured the new construction site. He ate lunch at the head table with Dr. Schlegel and handed out cookies to his classmates. During afternoon announcements, Principal Hannoush declared that finals week, June 13 through June 21, would be a dress-down week. The Hannoush Family won Principal of the Day during the live auction at the 2016 Purple and Gold Gala.
7TH ANNUAL PURPLE AND GOLD GALACBA’s 7th Annual Purple and Gold Gala at Ninety State Events brought together more than 300 family, faculty and friends of CBA. With the help of sponsors, auction donors, and guests, this year’s gala raised $88,000 for our school. We are grateful to our volunteer gala committee for their hard work and enthusiasm. A special thank you to our gala co-chairs, Sheryl and Will Anthony ’81 and Anne and Jim O’Toole. We look forward to another exciting event next April.
5 17TH ANNUAL CBA GOLF TOURNAMENTOn Monday, June 20, more than 124 alumni, family, and friends attended CBA’s 17th Annual Golf Tournament at Albany Country Club. It was a great day on the golf course! A special thank you to our golf co-chairs, Tony Sabatino ’67, George Scaringe and Jim Smith ’66.
ZIELINSKI FAMILY GIVES CHAPEL GIFT IN MEMORY OF PARENTSEugene J. Zielinski ’58 and Lynn Folts Zielinski donated a glass door front for the CBA Chapel and a stained glass window in memory of Lynn’s parents Ronald L. and Grace M. Folts. The window was originally placed in the De LaSalle Road Chapel by Brother Leonard Borrell in memory of his parents. Brian Manion PP ’17 built the stained glass structure and Jamie Thompson PP ’21 helped with the lighting design.
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THOMAS J. HOGAN ‘47 SCHOLARSHIPMr. and Mrs. Brian B. Hogan
IN MEMORY OF HOWARD BURGESSMr. William B. PicotteDr. William J. Leahy Ph.D. ‘54
IN MEMORY OF TERRENCE COPELAND ’57Copeland Funeral Home
IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH FINGERHUTMr. Gary J. Smith ‘55
IN MEMORY OF JAMES GRZYBOWSKIMr. and Mrs. Michael A. CetnarMs. Irene R. ColtonMr. and Mrs. Charles FerraraMr. and Mrs. James J. GreenoughMr. Brian J. LaChapelleMarvin and Company, P.C.Meyers and Meyers, LLPNova Industries, LLC.Ms. Patricia A. ReyndersSmoot Associates, Inc.Mr. John WillinkThe Vellano Companies
JUNIOR ATHLETIC AWARD IN MEMORY OF EDWARD T. ROMANZOMr. Michael J. Romanzo R.Ph. ‘68
IN MEMORY OF EDWARD J. LASCH ‘47Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DuganMr. and Mrs. David BurkeMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Grogan, Esq. ‘47Ms. Susan E. LogiudiceMr. John J. NigroMs. Barbara RiordanMs. Julie SimonMr. John J. Yanas, Sr., Esq. BFSC ‘47 Mr. Donald E. Yezzi ‘54
IN MEMORY OF LISA GRABER MILLERAnonymousMr. Robert T. BennettMr. and Joel BerberichMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. ChristensenMr. and Mrs. Daniel ColacinoMs. Robin M. CuddeyMs. Maria DambrowskiMs. Colleen P. DanishMrs. Kathy DreschMrs. Mary FitchMr. Jaimie K. MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. MatthewsMs. Deborah MyersMr. and Mrs. Bruce W. OlsenMs. Joanne M. RootMr. Edward SpainMs. Suzanne K. TurnerMrs. Gina ValentiNightengale Legal Consulting
IN MEMORY OF FRANK MERGES ‘21Mr. F. Bruce Merges ‘55
IN MEMORY OF FRANK J. NIGRO, SR. ’24Mr. John J. Nigro
IN MEMORY OF KENNETH LEROY PHILO ’85Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Caropreso
IN MEMORY OF MARY PRATTICOCBA Parents Association
IN MEMORY OF FRANK STAUCETBlue Spruce Nursery, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James T. BrennanMr. and Mrs. John A. BrillingMr. John J. CaportaMr. David CohenMr. and Mrs. Daniel ColacinoMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. ConoverMr. Don C. Crotty ‘56Mr. Michael L. Crotty ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeVoeMr. Philip L. Donnelly ‘59Mr. and Mrs. John Elacqua ‘54GDS Associates, Inc.Dr. Michael Horgan and
Honorable Jaclyn BrillingMr. Terrance M. KennyMr. William LeroyMachnick Builders, LTDMr. Christopher J. Marini ‘06Mr. and Mrs. William MehleisenMr. and Mrs. David MoleskyMr. and Mrs. Paul M. Oberting ‘61Ms. Elizabeth A. PaterMr. James M. Pedlow ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Vincent ScalzoMr. and Mrs. George ScaringeMr. Joseph W. Tessitore ‘89Mr. and Mrs. Rex C. TrobridgeMr. and Mrs. Sean WardMs. Lori WoodMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Valentini
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIESAXAGoldman Sachs Matching
Gift ProgramIBM Corporation Matching
Gifts ProgramMacy’s FoundationMedco Health SolutionsMorgan StanleyNational GridProgressive Insurance FoundationRaytheon Matching Gifts
for Education ProgramThe Bank of America
Charitable FoundationThe Boeing CompanyThe GE FoundationVerizon Foundation
CLASS OF 1991 25TH REUNIONFriday, August 5 and Saturday, August 6On Friday, August 5, the Class of 1991 will gather for a golf outing at Town of Colonie Golf Course and a family-friendly BBQ at the CBA Pavilion with live music and food trucks. On Saturday, August 6, the class will gather for a day at Saratoga Race Track. Please RSVP by June 30th to Bob Mesick ’91 at (518) 428-2661 ([email protected]) or John Toomey ’91 (518) 368-6693 ([email protected]).
CLASS OF 1986 30TH REUNIONSaturday, August 13, 2016 The Class of 1986 will have a tour of the CBA campus and a day at Saratoga Race Track. Invitation to be mailed soon.
CLASS OF 1966 50TH REUNIONSaturday, October 1, 2016Reunion time and place to be determined. More information will be sent in the coming months.
CLASS OF 1956 60TH REUNIONFriday, September 30 and Saturday, October 1, 2016The class will celebrate at the homecoming football game vs. Shenendehowa. After the game there will be an informal gathering at the Desmond Hotel. On October 1, there will be a tour of the CBA campus at 12 Airline Drive, Albany, NY 12205, a prayer service at CBA Grotto, and a reception (cash bar) and buffet at the Century House, 997 New Loudon Rd, Latham, NY 12110. Invitations to be mailed in the coming weeks.
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ALUMNI GATHERINGS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016 | Alumni Gathering at the Saratoga Race CourseJoin us for an alumni gathering at the Saratoga Race Course. Tickets are $25.00 for access to the Big Red Spring Tent and a race day program. Food will be provided, but feel free to bring your own refreshments. Coolers are allowed but must follow all track rules and regulations. There are only 50 tickets available, so please RSVP with payment as soon as possible to Stephanie Stephens at 518-452-9809 ext. 111 or [email protected].
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2016 AT 7:10 P.M. | CBA Alumni Gathering at Fenway ParkBoston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays Join us for an alumni gathering at Fenway Park in Boston, MA. Tickets are $30.00 for right field grandstand seats with access to the Budweiser Right Field Roof Deck. Alumni are asked to gather prior to the game at 5:00 p.m. at Cask ‘n Flagon, 62 Brookline Ave. to socialize and receive tickets before walking to the stadium. Please RSVP with payment by August 15 to Stephanie Stevens at 518-452-9809 ext. 111 or [email protected].
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 | Golden Plus LuncheonThe CBA Golden Plus Luncheon will be held at the Century House to celebrate CBA alumni who graduated 50 or more years ago. This year we are adding the Class of 1966 to our mailing list. Invitations will be mailed in August. If you have questions, please contact director of alumni relations, Matt Agan ’05, at [email protected] or 518-452-9809.
If you have questions or are interested in helping with your class reunion, please contact director of alumni relations, Matt Agan ’05 at [email protected] or 518-452-9809 ext. 165.
On Friday, June 10, Major General Christopher P. Hughes, commanding general of USA Cadet Command and Fort Knox, inducted 329 outstanding individuals into the ROTC Hall of Fame during the ROTC Centennial Celebration Ceremony in Fort Knox, Kentucky.
Of the 650,000 ROTC graduates, 329 were inducted into the ROTC Hall of Fame. Christian Brothers Academy was the only high school in the country with two inductees: Brigadier General (Ret) Thomas F. Quinlan ’59, and Colonel (Ret) Raymond F. Joyce, Jr., ’40 (posthumously).
Thomas F. Quinlan graduated from CBA in 1959. He received a BS in education from the College of Saint Rose and went on to pursue a master’s degree from SUNY Albany. He served in the U.S. military from 1960-1995. His military awards and decorations include Combat Infantryman’s Badge, Silver Star, Bronze Star with Valor device with Oak Leaf Cluster (2nd award), Purple Heart, Conspicuous Service Cross and Conspicuous Service Medal and the legion of Merit, along with several Meritorious Service medals and the Vietnam Cross of Gallantry. While commanding his infantry rifle company in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam during the TET Offensive in 1968, Quinlan’s company was awarded five President Unit level citations as part of the elite Mobile Riverine Force. It was, at the time, the most highly decorated unit in the United States Army. Quinlan retired at the rank of Brigadier General, and since retirement has served on the board of directors of a national veterans organization and served as the regional vice president for the National Association for Uniformed Services.
Raymond F. Joyce, Jr. graduated from CBA in 1940 and attended Siena College. Joyce was a staff officer of the NYS Division of Military and Naval Affairs, retiring as colonel in the NYS Guard. He served as treasurer of the City of Albany for more than 13 years and chairman of the Albany City Planning Board for almost 30 years. He was also on the faculty at CBA for many years. Joyce passed away in August 2014. His family attended the ceremony to accept the award.
Joyce served in World War II in Europe as rifle company commander with the 83rd Division. Decorations included the Silver Star, a Bronze Star medal, and the Combat Infantry Badge. He served as treasurer of the NYS Military Heritage Museum and Research Center, City of Albany Tri-centennial Commission and the Albany-Tula (Russia) Alliance. He was on the executive committee of the Albany All-America City commission, founding treasurer of the Center Art Gallery, board member of the Father Peter Young Center, and past president of organizations including The Albany Kiwanis Club, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Blessed Sacrament and St. Vincent de Paul Church Parish councils, Camp Thatcher Opportunities,
Retired Men’s Fraternity and St. Catherine’s Center for Children. Joyce was a member of the USS Albany Commissioning and was the recipient of numerous civic awards including the 4 Chaplains Award, 3rd Age Achievement Award, and the Leone d’Oro Award.
TWO ALUMNI INDUCTED INTO ROTC HALL OF FAME AT FORT KNOX
Daniel Joyce, left, son of the late Raymond Joyce ’40 with Thomas Quinlan ’59
FLORIDA ALUMNI REUNION Members of our Florida alumni community gathered in early March for a pair of alumni reunions.
Thank you Lynn and Eugene Zielinski ’58 for graciously hosting our event in Marco Island, FL and for agreeing to host again this upcoming March. Approximately 30 alumni got together to socialize at the beautiful Marco Island Beach Club overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.
Thank you to Mackie and Dick Duch ’61 who opened their beautiful home to alumni, friends and family for our gathering in Vero Beach, FL. Nancy and Barron Clancy `61 have offered to host the next gathering this coming March.
Fun stories and memories were shared by all who attended.
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From left to right: Marty McGraw ’77, Timothy Monroe ’69, Richard Goliber ’58,Charles Stuart Jr. ’56, Matt Agan ’05, Timothy O’Hearn ’58, Michael Paolino ’56, John Moriarty ’71, Eugene Zielinski ’58, and Bruce Merges ’55
From left to right: Jack Brennan ’61, Ed Hodgkinson ’60, Barron Clancy ’61, Don Goddeau ’60, Harold Snyder ’61, Don Hallock ’61, Dick Duch ’60, and Jay Devey ’61
LTC TODD CLARK ‘90 MEMORIAL AWARD
On September 9, CBA will hold a Flag Raising Ceremony to remember the events of 9/11 and to signify the beginning of the 2016-2017 school year. During this ceremony, we will present the LTC Todd Clark ‘90 Memorial Award to a community servant who has gone above and beyond the call of duty in his field. If you would like to nominate someone for the LTC Todd Clark ‘90 Memorial Award, please contact Colleen Ward at [email protected] or 518-452-9809 ext. 113.
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John Leonard ’60 has been appointed to the advisory council of the Federal Bank of Boston for a two-year term.
Eugene Napierski ’61 and classmates John DiNuzzo ’61, and Jack Brennan ’61 enjoyed the bus trip to the Army/Duke football game. Angelo Sangiorgi ’61 & John DiNuzzo ’61 joined Eugene at his induction into the CBA Athletic Hall of Fame, and they gathered with Dennis Farrell ’61, Ed Kampf ’61, Don Smith ’61, Ron Von Ronne ’61, John Dennis ’61 & Phil Donnelly ’59 for a luncheon.
Roger J. Trudell ’61 is retired and living with his wife Susan in Port Saint Lucie, Florida, and Brunswick, New York.
James A. Ostrowski ’63 was recently given the Maine Innkeeper’s Association’s Maine Innkeeper of the Year Award. Jim was honored for his years of service, commitment and leadership in the hospitality industry in Maine. He has served on the association and other statewide boards for more
than ten years. Following a distinguished career as a nuclear engineer, Jim trained to become a chef. He and his wife Cyndi opened the Inns at Blackberry Common in Camden, Maine 20 years ago.
Terence L. Kindlon ’64 veteran local defense attorney came out of retirement, just two months into it, to take a role in the Albany County public defender’s office. Terence helps train attorneys and assists office defenders as a second chair in major trials.
Ralph Rahm ’65 serves as chaplain for the Nathaniel Blanchard American Legion Post in Delmar, NY, where he was awarded Legionnaire of the Year on Sunday May 1, 2016.
Ray Brassard ’69 lives in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and works in the retail industry. Ray spent 17 years as a U.S. Navy hospital corpsman, including 10 years as an independent hospital corpsman on submarines and a combat tour during the first Gulf War. After the Navy, he was a medical educator for 15
years, teaching medical transcription, surgical technology and medical assistance before entering retail management in 2011.
Phil Maiello ’69 is retired and volunteering as a member of the board of directors of the American Italian Museum in Colonie.
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Michael Mele ’71 founded “Il Chiostro, Arts workshops in Italy” in 1995 and has been the director ever since. His company organizes workshops in art, photography, cooking and wine. Each year, he spends two months in Italy in the spring and fall. In 2017, he will launch his new venture, “Il Chiostro-Upside Down,” which will offer workshops in the southern hemisphere. In 2017, the workshops will be in Cape Town, South Africa; in 2018 in Argentina; in 2019 in New Zealand; and in 2020 in Chile. All of the new programs will take place at wineries in March. He’d love to see some CBA Brothers on one of his trips to Italy or “down below.” www.ilchiostro.com
Dan Cunningham ’72 spent a number of years in public accounting and co-founded several high-tech businesses. He has served on the boards of public and privately held companies and several non-profits. Currently, he divides his time between teaching, philanthropic work and local
politics. Dan and his wife Ann live in Delmar with their children, Joe (CBA ’17) and Skylar (Academy of the Holy Names ’19).
Timothy N. Baumeister ’78 is a 32-year veteran and recent retiree of the Kinney Drugs store in St. Johnsville, New York. For the second year in a row, Tim was named the Kinney Drugs Favorite Pharmacist of the Year. As part of this prestigious award, he received a monetary gift to donate to his charity of choice. He chose to split the donation between the St. Johnsville Fire Department and H.C. Smith Benefit Club, a not-for-profit organization that provides monetary assistance to people with financial hardship or physical affliction.
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Robert Amore ’82 owner of Amore Clothing, an upscale men’s apparel store for nearly 50 years in the heart of downtown Albany, opened a second location in Newton Plaza at 595 Loudon Road in Latham. Amore Clothing offers custom clothing in addition to outerwear, ties, cufflinks, scarves and pocket squares. On Friday, February 5, the Colonie Chamber of Commerce hosted an official
ribbon-cutting ceremony. Rob and his wife Rosella have two sons at CBA, Roberto Amore ’18 and Alessandro ’19.
Dominic J. (D.J.) Cornelius ’83 has been practicing law for 20 years. He was an assistant district attorney in Greene and Columbia counties and served as the public defender for Greene County. He is currently a county attorney in Columbia County. D.J. lives in Kinderhook with his wife Laurie and son, Dominic who attends CBA. D.J. is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and a Kentucky Colonel. He is also a 4th degree Knight.
Robert V. Marini ’84 completed his 2nd Angel Flight mission by flying a veteran from Burlington, VT to Norwood Memorial in Boston on May 10. Bob is an instrument-rated private pilot and flies a Cirrus SR22T. Angel Flight Northeast has scheduled more than 65,000 flights since 1996 and has more than 1,000 volunteer pilots providing more than 62,000 patients and their families free air transportation to medical care. Angel Flight NE serves Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
Paul Kowalski ’85 and his wife Diane recently moved to Virginia with their three daughters.
Michael P. Murray ’86 recently joined the law firm of Whiteman Osterman & Hanna LLP as their director of marketing.
Kevin E. Graber ’87 was inducted into Amsterdam Mohawks Baseball Hall of Fame in February. Kevin is currently the senior associate director of admissions and varsity head coach for the baseball team at Phillips Academy Andover.
Brian Dunn ’88 is currently the Troy Middle School principal. In April, Brian was recognized by the Capital Area School Development Association as the 2016 Capital Region Principal of the Year. Brian has been Troy Middle School’s principal for the past six years.
Joe Tessitore ’89 has taken on a new role this year for ESPN. The play-by-play commentator will move to the ESPN’s Saturday College Football Primetime game. Joe joined ESPN in 2002 and has worked various roles on the network’s college football, basketball, boxing and horseracing coverage.
’90sGregory Carioto ’91 and his wife Julie started a mobile catering business called
Classic Crust. Their Classic Crust pizza truck serves the Capital District and beyond and is a custom-built 1946 classic Chevrolet that houses everything needed for a party. It includes three beer taps, refrigeration, lighting, music, four custom-built rustic tables and an Italian-made wood-fired oven from Mugnaini. To learn more, visit www.classiccrust.com.
William L. Selig ’90 is currently living in Yangon Myanmar where he set up a boutique investment advisory business more than four years ago. He travels to Singapore and Bangkok. He can be found on Facebook or on his website New Crossroads Asia. He hopes his fellow Brothers are all doing well.
Thomas Phelan ’91 was recently promoted to associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO.
Lt. Col Todd E. Mahar ’93 USMC completed a successful tour as a military aide to Vice President Joe Biden in July 2015. In August 2015, Todd assumed command of 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division and is slated to deploy with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit in early 2017. Todd is married to Amy Mahar.
Rocky Fittizzi ’95 was named one of Albany’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2016 by the Business Review.
The 40 Under 40 program recognizes up-and-coming executives, innovators, and leaders who will shape the future of Albany. Rocky is the senior vice president of wealth strategies at U.S Trust-Bank of America Private Wealth Management.
Daniel Clemente ’96 was inducted into the Harvard Varsity Club Hall of Fame.
Stephen Patnode ’96 is the northeast director of marketing for Aon, based in New York City.
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Philip W. Farinacci ’04 and his wife Elke are expecting a baby in September.
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Brian Hartle ’06 graduated from Harvard in May with a master’s in education policy. He is shown here giving a speech to the International Ed Advisors at Harvard.
Thomas E. Lamb II, Esq. ’06, and wife Alethea, have moved to Brooklyn, NY. He is working as an attorney at Martin, Clearwater and Bell in Manhattan.
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Alexander Samuel Ford ’07 attended the State University of New York College at Buffalo graduating cum laude in 2012 with a B.S. in dietetics. He is a registered dietician. Prior to entering medical school, he worked as a dietician at the Albany Damien Center and later as a public health nutritionist for the New York State Department of Health. Alexander is in his first year of medical school at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Philadelphia, PA.
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Nicholas Coronato ’08 was promoted to captain and pilot-in-command in May 2016 and is preparing to move from Hawaii to Alabama to attend the Army Aviation Captain’s Career Course. His family grew by one in March, when Nick and Christina welcomed baby Hudson. He recently ran into CBA and West Point classmate Marc Meybaum’08 while on a training mission in Malaysia.
Zak Kerber ’08, a graduate of LeMoyne College, and Max Kerber ’11, a graduate of Manhattan College, both returned to the Albany region to pursue careers as entrepreneurs at the Rad Soap Co. The company was founded by Zak, Max and their mother, Sue. Sue continued to build the company while her sons were in college. Zak and Max saw an opportunity to grow the company and make an impact on the Capital Region. This is their seventh year in business and will mark an important milestone: The company plans to open its first store this fall in Stuyvesant Plaza with plans to open more in the future. The brothers credit CBA with instilling within them the entrepreneurial spirit.
Congratulations to Packy Murphy ’08 and his wife Alyssa on the birth of their baby boy!
Michael Tanski ’08 is the co-founder of Dumbstruck, a tech platform that encourages users to react to
content with videos instead of ‘likes.’ In 2016, Dumbstruck won Best Content Marketing Tech Platform in the United States from Digiday. In 2015, Mike was named to University at Albany’s 30 Under 30.
Weston Testo ’08 published five papers on the systematics and evolution of ferns and lycophytes. These publications are changing scientists’ understanding of how these plants evolved. Weston is a student in the laboratory of David Barrington, Ph.D., professor of plant biology, where he studies the diversification of Phlegmariurus, a large genus of lycophytes in Central America and the Andes.
’10Maxwell L. Macielak ’10 moved to Boston and is sharing an apartment with Casey McPartlon ’10. Max just completed a training program and started employment at Wayfair Inc.
Gregory Medici ’10 lives in Latham, NY and is currently working as a product specialist at Northeast Acura in Latham.
Brian Newell ’10 lives in Brooklyn, NY and is working as a freelance audio engineer, providing mixing and mastering for music. After helping build a recording studio in the Dumbo area of NYC, as well as a working as a studio assistant for Michael Angelakos, he is currently learning the subtleties and art of mastering as he assists sessions with Rich Morales of Super Fine Audio.
’11Cody Crounse ’11 recently took a position as a financial representative at Northwestern Mutual.
’12
Chaz Lott ’12 became the 21st player in Saint John Fisher College history to score 1,000 career points.
Thomas DiNovo ’12 recently graduated from the Wallace E. Carroll School of Management at Boston College, with a concentration in accounting and finance. On campus, he participated as a tour guide for prospective students and led multiple service trips for the Appalachia Volunteers Program. In September, Tom will move to Boston to work for JPMorgan Chase as a commercial banking analyst.
Patrick Vivian ’12 was commissioned as a naval officer on Friday, May 13 after completing his NROTC training at Villanova University. Vivian was an honors student and graduated with a degree in biology. He will be stationed at the naval base in San Diego, California. Patrick is brother to Andrew ’09, Donald ’15 and William ’21 Vivian.
’14
Greig Stire ’14 plays for the UAlbany Men’s Basketball Team. We had the honor of welcoming back Greig during the school year. Thank you for stopping by!
Justin Van Epps ’14 won the 1,500-meter run at the UB Track & Field Invitational. His season-best time of 3:50.97 currently ranks sixth in the MAC. Justin’s performance broke the existing meet record.
Nick Marini ’14 was named All-Commonwealth Coast Conference Third
Team on Roger William’s basketball team.
’15
Ben Anthony ’15 recently graduated from Phillips Academy in Andover. Shown in photo with his parents, Sheryl and Will Anthony ’81, and brothers Max ’14, Troy ’13, and Luke ’18.
THANK YOU
Thank you to Mike Gallitelli, Joann Hoose, Gene Loparco, Jenifer Kish, Katherine Murphy, Scott Rogler ’83 and all other alumni, parents, and friends who generously shared their photos with us. Please forward your photos to Fallon Witte at [email protected].
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Alumni notes are a great way to let your classmates know about your professional and personal achievements. To appear in our next issue of the Chronicles, contact Matt Agan ’05 at [email protected] or Fallon Witte at [email protected].
James Gryzbowski
John V. O’Connor
Serge S. Shishik
Frank Staucet
David Torncello
1942 George J. Hartshorne
1945 Francis C. Maguire
1946 Thomas J. Ippolito Philip H. Joyce John F. O’Brien John A. Rooney
1947 Edward M. Howe Edward J. Lasch Neil W. Moynihan Martin L. Ryan
1948 William E. McMahon Donald M. Reisinger
1949 William J. Bradley
1955 J. R. Sheehan
1956 Jon A. Amodeo
1957 Arthur S. Milliman Robert J. Mittler
1959 Michael E. Donovan
1961 Francis J. McGinty Stephen J. Rosettie *2014
1964 Gerald Flores
1966 Robert R. Windelspecht
1967 Richard Zabinski
1982 John J. Cesare
On Wednesday, June 8, family, faculty, and friends gathered in celebration of our Brother, Dylan. The 6th grade class and Parents’ Association kindly donated a Bradford Pear Tree and stone reading bench, which resides on campus where the middle school students gather after school. Dylan’s family and friends established the Dylan F. Valentine Memorial Scholarship in honor of the special memories and friends he made at CBA.
Christian Brothers Academy lost a member of its family this past fall. Dylan Valentine, a fun-loving 6th grader passed away on February 24. Dylan was a member of the CBA band where he played trombone. He also loved to bike and skateboard.
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IN MEMORIAM
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER 2 | Battle of the Decade Winner Tailgate
SEPTEMBER 9 | Flag Raising Ceremony
SEPTEMBER 28 | Golden Plus Luncheon
SEPTEMBER 30 | Homecoming vs Shen - 7:00PM
On Friday, September 30, CBA will induct alumni into the CBA Athletic Hall of Fame during halftime at the homecoming football game. All alumni are welcome at this special night where we honor our senior football players and newly elected members of the CBA Hall of Fame. This date is subject to change depending upon the weather.
OCTOBER 1 | Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Brunch
On Saturday, October 1, CBA will hold a brunch and formal induction ceremony for our newly elected members of the CBA Athletic Hall of Fame at the Century House in Latham. Inductees include Don La Vigne ’84, Timothy McGraw ’84, Tyrone Seabrooks ’89, Terrence Durham ’95, Daniel Clemente ’96, and James Hisgen ’96. Congratulations to these outstanding athletes.
OCTOBER 5 | Honors Night
OCTOBER 14 | Varsity Football vs. LaSalle “Battle for the Saber”
OCTOBER 27 | Open House
OCTOBER 30, NOVEMBER 1, 6, 7, 8 | Phonathon
NOVEMBER 11 | Veterans Day Parade
NOVEMBER 23, 24, 25 | Thanksgiving Recess
DECEMBER 28, 29 | 7th Annual Alumni Basketball Tournament
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2016 ALUMNI CLASS REUNION INFORMATION
All classes whose graduation years end in 1 or 6 will celebrate
reunions this year. If you are interested in planning a reunion,
please contact director of alumni relations, Matthew Agan ’05 at
518-452-9809 ext. 165 or [email protected].
CLASS OF ’51 celebrates its 65th Reunion
CLASS OF ’56 celebrates its 60th Reunion
CLASS OF ’61 celebrates its 55th Reunion
CLASS OF ’66 celebrates its 50th Reunion
CLASS OF ’71 celebrates its 45th Reunion
CLASS OF ’76 celebrates its 40th Reunion
CLASS OF ’81 celebrates its 35th Reunion
CLASS OF ’86 celebrates its 30th Reunion
CLASS OF ’91 celebrates its 25th Reunion
CLASS OF ’96 celebrates its 20th Reunion
CLASS OF ’01 celebrates its 15th Reunion
CLASS OF ’06 celebrates its 10th Reunion
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