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Saint Andrew School
PROVIDING A QUALITY
ROMAN CATHOLIC EDUCATION
A lumni N ewsletter
Fall 2010
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From the Principal
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Class Notes
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Saint Andrew School
535 Mason Ave.
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
610-259-5145
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“. . . our hearts are restless,
until they rest in You!”
Dear Alumni/æ and Friends of Saint Andrew School,
A
man sat at a metro station in Washington,
D.C. and started to play the violin; it was a
cold January morning. He played six Bach pieces
for about 45 minutes. During that time, since it
was rush hour, it was calculated that thousands
of people went through the station, most of them
on their way to work. Three minutes went by and
a middle aged man noticed there was musician
playing. He slowed his pace and stopped for a
few seconds and then hurried up to meet his
schedule. A minute later, the violinist received
his first dollar tip: a woman threw the money in
the till and without stopping continued to walk.
A few minutes later, someone leaned against the
wall to listen to him, but the man looked at his
watch and started to walk again. Clearly he was
late for work. The one who paid the most attention was a 3 year old boy. His mother tagged
him along, hurried but the kid stopped to look
at the violinist. Finally the mother pushed hard
and the child continued to walk turning his head
all the time. This action was repeated by several
other children. All the parents, without exception, forced them to move on.
In the 45 minutes the musician played, only 6
people stopped and stayed for a while. About 20
gave him money but continued to walk their normal pace. He collected $32. When he finished
playing and silence took over, no one noticed it.
No one applauded, nor was there any recognition. No one knew this but the violinist was Joshua Bell, one of the top musicians in the world. He
played one of the most intricate musical pieces
ever written, with a violin worth 3.5 million dolcontinued on page 2
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“. . . our hearts are restless . . .”
continued from front cover
lars. Two days before his playing in the subway, Joshua Bell
sold out at a theater in Boston with the seats averaging $100
a piece. This is a real story. Joshua Bell playing incognito
in the metro station was organized by the Washington Post
as part of a social experiment about perception, taste and
priorities of people. The outlines were: in a commonplace environment at an inappropriate hour: Do we perceive beauty?
Do we stop to appreciate it? Do we recognize the talent in an
unexpected context? One of the possible conclusions from
this experience could be: If we do not have a moment to stop
and listen to one of the best musicians in the world playing
the best music ever written, how many other things are we
missing?
It is amazing to me that in a period of time in which we are inundated by information and obsessed with the notion that we
might miss something, we so frequently miss the very things
that really matter. How is it that we can so easily lose sight
of the most important things in life? How quickly we become
bored with the things for which we sought so fervently! What
is it in the human heart that propels us by desire toward good
or destruction?
At the beginning of his spiritual and psychological autobiography, the great St. Augustine captured the deepest desire
of the human heart in a simple and prayerful phrase; “for
Thou hast made us for Thyself and restless is our heart until
it comes to rest in Thee.” The deepest desire of the human
heart is, therefore, the longing for intimacy—genuine and lasting intimacy—which sustains life. This desire is part-and-parcel of the human heart as it seeks its fulfillment in Love, who
is God. We, sons and daughters of Adam and Eve, are so easily side-tracked, distracted, or restless, and easily lose focus
on the true object of our desire, Who is neither an object that
can be possessed nor another trophy to be collected. God
invites each of us to the fullness of love by making pilgrimage through our earthly life; traversing its valleys, climbing
its mountains, forging its torrents and resting and recreating
at its occasional oasis. In the end, this is the task of Saint
Andrew School, to communicate this Good News and share it
with joy. We can never forget or lose sight, therefore, of the
beauty, value and significance of this school and its programs
in our lives, in our parish and in our community.
Over and over again, God reveals His gracious face in our
midst through the school community. Some inevitably have
read my musings that during the summer months, two stu2
dents from Saint Andrew School - Hannah (grade 4) and Hailey (grade 2) - left a donation totaling $14.00 for the school
after collecting seashells at the beach, painting and selling
them all during their summer vacation. Several times I have
been given envelopes with a couple dollars in them given
anonymously to the secretary by our students for the poor
box. On one occasion, I actually uncovered one of these generous souls; therefore, Ethan (grade 5) will receive my gratitude for all their generosity. Mrs. McLean informed me that
the Student Council came to her with the desire to have a
dress down day in order to raise some money to memorialize
the lives of: Mr. Raymond Ewing, their teacher; Mrs. Alice M.
Sullivan, Fr. Sullivan’s dear mother and my own dear mother,
Mrs. Josephine Grous, all who died over the summer months.
These are only a few vignettes which demonstrate the love,
generosity and good will of our students. There are countless
other ways in which I am assured that all our efforts and all
our financial support to maintain Saint Andrew School, as a
safe community of learning focused on what is best for our
children and preparing them to build a culture of life and a
civilization of love, is all worth it. I take it as one of my major
responsibilities not to allow any of you to forget or to miss the
beauty, the talent, the value and the capacity for love right
here in our own back yard.
Is there a more worthy endeavor to support? Later on in this
Newsletter (page 10), you will read how Sr. Betty McVeigh,
SSJ, remembers her days as a student and a teacher at SAS
(she is currently a supervisor for Neumann University students teaching in our school). She writes: “But mostly, how
the seeds of LIFE, LOVE, FAMILY, FRIENDS, and SERVICE were
planted and nurtured. . .” Sister’s reflection joined to my daily
encounters with the students, teachers, parents, volunteers
and principal only confirms that we are on the right course
- preserving the legacy of the past and building a dream for
the future.
Thank you for being a part of this dream and I ask that you
invite anyone else who is interested in making a difference in
the life of a child to join us in this flight of imagination, this
leap of faith, this task of love. May God bless and keep you.
Yours sincerely in the Lord,
Msgr. Albin J. Grous. Pastor
Alumni Newsletter
From the Principal
On behalf of the faculty and students of Saint Andrew School,
I thank you for your generosity to us. With funds donated to
the school, we were able to have the LabLearner® science program installed over the summer (see page 6). In the very first
weeks of school, the children in first grade learned how sound
travels from the source to the brain. Using a tuning fork, they
were able to demonstrate the transmission. I know my first
exposure to a tuning fork was at the high school level, so this
really amazed me. Across the grades, I notice a high level of
student engagement and enthusiasm about working in the lab.
When we consider the 21st Century Skills so necessary for the students to develop (compassion, critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity), it is clear to me that we have set our students on the right path to learning. It is also
clear to me that we could not have done this without the support of those outside of the present school community.
With the opening of the lab came another need. In order to have students able to perform their investigations within a
certain time-frame, and have the lab ready for the next scheduled class, we needed extra hands. Several of our parents
graciously responded to the call to act as lab assistants. For every class we have one or two volunteers who come to school
on lab day with a list of materials provided by the teacher. Some volunteers swing by on their way to or from work to set up
or clean up the lab. Others are able to stay for the lab session and act as teacher aides. These volunteers have modeled
for their students stewardship values and collaboration. It’s a beautiful thing to behold.
While I am most grateful for all of our volunteers in the many roles they fill during the school day, there is a group that is
very special. They are the parents of our alumni. Even though their SAS students have been long gone from the school,
these parents continue to be of great service. Gwen Peacock and Loretta Celotto assist in the library. Mary Jane Mrazik
leads the Children’s Rosary each week, and works with the little ones in the Atrium. Her husband, Thom, has been a tremendous help in writing grant applications and helping us publish a recent article in Today’s Catholic Teacher. Mary Anne
Litz and Winne Hneleski tend to the sick and injured in the nurse’s office. Gert Lindinger, Nancy Hanlon, Rose Dooling, and
Carol Berrier help out when Sister Roberta is away from her desk. Steve Litz compiles and edits this publication that allows
us to share our good news with all of you.
In this season of homecomings and giving thanks, we at Saint Andrew School count among our blessings our benefactors
and our volunteers, especially those who have come back to their children’s elementary school.
Many thanks for all you do!
Mrs. Helen McLean
hmclean@saintandrewschool.com
Attention all SAS Alumni - You're invited to attend...
...our first alumni meeting on Tuesday, November 23rd from 7:00 - 8:00 pm in the rectory conference room.
A few of the agenda items will include planning all class reunion events, an annual gala / fundraiser, helping
SAS alumni stay connected, and strengthening those "bonds that develop over the elementary school years that
link alumni for life." For more information, please email Claire Martorana ('77) at Cmartorana@cyedc.org
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Saint Andrew School
Class Notes
“It is the bonds that develop over the elementary school years that link alumni for life."
1948
Raymond & Ruth Meillier
1957
Bill Byrne
We were very blessed - wonderful nuns, school &
fellow students. God is Good!
Naples, FL
With grateful affection!
Hainesport, NJ
My identical twin brother Conal was killed in
Vietnam in 1967. I taught in the Radnor Schools for
33 years as well as teaching English part-time at
Delaware County Community College and
Villanova. In 2002, my wife Faye and I moved to the
Eastern Shore where I continue to teach part-time.
Tilghman, MD
1949
Bob & Peggy Morro
1958
Joseph A. Breslin, Jr.
Off to see the world in a Dragon Boat (officiating).
This year was Macau.
Drexel Hill, PA
I just celebrated our 52nd reunion of the Class of
1958. The reunion was terrific! Good memories and
good fellowship. All the best - from Joe and Trudy
('59 McSorley) Breslin.
Lancaster, PA
Patricia C. Wolfington
1950
Marie & Lou Pinto
Marie's favorite memory - "singing in the choir with
my eyes on Lou who was an altar server!"
Carlisle, PA
1953
Brother Christopher O'Brien, OCSO
Hope to receive the Fall 2010 Alumni Newsletter.
Great to see my brother Joe's picture in the Class of
1949 photo. Great Newsletter!
St. Joseph's Abbey
Spencer, MA
Editor's Note: Congratulations to Brother
Christopher on his 50th Jubilee of monastic vows March 13, 1960 - March 13, 2010
Frances Faustman Hopson
The Class of 1958 held a reunion on May 22, 2010 at
Anthony's in Drexel Hill. Forty-five classmates
attended. There was a surplus of $350 after expenses
and we wish to donate it to the SAS Annual Appeal
Campaign. (Please see page 12-13 for additional
coverage of this reunion)
Rosemont, PA
1959
Brian Geraghty
I retired from Ford Motor Company in 2007 & have
been teaching at a State University and serving on
City Council. Our daughter is a junior at the
University of Michigan.
Grosse Pointe Shores, MI
1960
Carolyn Schwabe Hoover
I will be starting my 31st year of teaching- mostly 1st
grade. My husband John is retired US Army. We
have two sons and a daughter who is in her 2nd year
of medical school at VCU in Richmond, VA.
Hayes, VA
A community of Trappist Monks living a
contemplative life of work and prayer.
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1964
Frances(Bonanni) Hay
Mathematics Teacher
West Chester, PA
Alumni Newsletter
1974
Anne Bradley Mitchell
Hello Mrs. McLean,
I already have heard comments from St. Andrew
alums about the great newsletter. We had one of the
best classes ever - Just ask Betty Spano which
Reading Group A went through the Reader (was it
McGinn or Scott-Foresman?) in record time.
Actually, we had some of the kindest students ever in
our grade - like Joanne Stack Lemke, a member of
the class of 1974. Since we are all turning 50 this
year, who better to have a few laughs than the people
who remember you when you were one of those
"empty barrels that made the most noise." I like how
the Class of 1980 is having their event in the Parish
Hall so St. Andrew's could benefit financially from
the venue.
Every time I run into people from our grade, we all
say that we really need to get a reunion together, but
we have a little inertia as of late. Your fantastic
newsletter has inspired me to at least take a step to
see what steps we would need to accomplish this
task. It has been 10 years since the last reunion.
Matt Phelan (cont.)
Scott O’Dell Award for Historical Fiction. The Storm
in the Barn tells of the life of a boy named Jack and
his family during the Dust Bowl. It is the first
graphic novel ever awarded the Scott O’Dell Award.
1984
Brian Lake
Brian is married with four children: Brian (8), Carlie
(7), Christopher (5) and Timmy (2).
West Chester, PA
1987
Patrick Burke
Patrick & Allyson Burke gave birth to Kathleen
Brigid on February 10, 2010. Her brother Patrick is
enjoying his new sister and all are doing well.
Media, PA
1992
Laura Kuchler
Welcomed daughter Lilyanna on May 17, 2010!
Glen Mills, PA
Thank you for any information that you can provide
or for pointing me in the right direction.
2002
Caitlin Friel
Anne Bradley Mitchell
Newtown Square , PA
Earned her BA from Cabrini College in May 2010 majoring in Communication /English.
Drexel Hill, PA
1984
Matt Phelan
2003
Matthew Vantine
Matthew and his rock band (The Fleeting Ends) were
selected as winners in the 2010 Philadelphia Song
Writers Association Project and have performed
recently at the Kimmel Center, Rose Tree Summer
Festival and on 104.5 FM radio "Live at 5." Matthew
is currently attending Temple University.
Drexel Hill, PA
Matt is a 1984 graduate of Saint Andrew School. He
studied film and theater in college. Since 2004 he has
been drawing pictures for a living, which he says is
as much fun as it sounds. Matt is the illustrator of
many books for young readers, including Always by
Ann Stott and Higher Power of Lucky by Susan
Patron, winner of the 2007 Newbery Medal. His first
graphic novel, The Storm in the Barn, won the 2010
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Saint Andrew School
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June 11, 2010
June 11, 2010
Dear Mrs. McLean,
Dear Mrs. McLean,
I was so delighted to receive your recent newsletter and learn of all that's going on at the school. I can see that you
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powerful force for good that was created in those years.
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Continue the sacred work and let me know if I can do anything for you.
Continue the sacred work and let me know if I can do anything for you.
Professor Paul Bracken ('62)
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Saint Andrew School
Class of 1980 Reunion
The 30th reunion of the Class of 1980 was held at St.
Andrew Parish on Saturday, June 12, 2010. The reunion
festivities started with alumni participation in the Vigil
Mass, followed by a tour of the school facilities and
reception in Msgr. McGettigan Hall. The event was very
well attended and a great time was had by all. In addition
to supporting our CYO through the purchase of St.
Andrew sports apparel, the Class of 1980 raised enough
funds ($500) for the purchase of a double size brick in our
Mater Ecclesiae (Mother of the Church) walkway in front
of the parish rectory. Special thanks to Nancy Neale and
Fran Maley for all their work in planning and organizing this special milestone reunion.
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Class of 1980 Reunion
Photo 9 a Photo 9 b Thank You!
On behalf of the parish and
school communities, thank you
for coming back to St. Andrew
for your 30th reunion and your
generous $500 donation to our
brick walkway campaign. Be
assured that the qualities of SAS
that were so much a part of your
own formation are still a major
element of who we are and what
we do throughout the year. May
God bless you always.
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Saint Andrew School
The McVeigh Legacy Ð The Connection Continues
With what joy I read the Saint Andrew School Alumni Newsletters from fall Õ09 and spring Õ10! Joy because Pat Light
and Mary Ellen Stack were both my friends and classmates (Class of Ô62). So many memories came flooding into my
mind and heart. In particular, memories of my parents Ð Ed and Mil McVeigh giving countless hours of their time to St.
Andrew Parish and School. From Boys Scout leader and CYO to single-handedly overseeing the Ad Book and
volunteering endless hours in the school library my Mom and Dad were truly pillars of this great parish family.
Memories of my two brothers Ð Tom Õ58 and Vince Õ60 Ð and me walking to school each day even in snow storms
because Saint Andrew School was Òalways openÓ! Images of altar boys and choir girls, safeties and sports teams, and
learning about God and our faith along with reading, writing, and arithmetic came to the surface of my mind. But mostly,
how the seeds of LIFE, LOVE, FAMILY, FRIENDS, and SERVICE were planted and nurtured
I look at my two brothers with awe and gratitude because they are such amazing human beings Ð and husbands, fathers,
and grandfathers. I look at my own life as a Sister of St. Joseph and know that the seeds of my vocation and the desire to
be a teacher were nurtured by my first grade teacher Ð Sister Teresia. These seeds were first planted by my parents and
then tended to by the teachers throughout my eight years at Saint Andrew School.
Unlike the Light and Stack families, the McVeigh legacy stopped when Tom, Vince, and I moved from Drexel Hill.
However, the connection continued! When my Dad was left paralyzed by a stroke and Mom gave 24-hour care to Dad I
returned to Saint Andrew School in 1993. I taught first grade for four years which allowed me to be close to home to
assist my parents. What a gift it was to teach in the very school which had taught me so much!
And now, in 2010, I am once again ÒreturningÓ to St. Andrews in my role as Coordinator of Field Experience for the
Education Department of Neumann University in Aston, PA. Five of our education students come each Thursday to work
with and learn from the outstanding faculty and children. And so the connection continues; from student to teacher to one
who is passing on her passion for education to future teachers. My experiences at Saint
Andrew School are a gift I treasure. I pray that others will help this treasure to continue
for many generations to come.
Sister Elizabeth McVeigh, S.S.J. ('62) entered the Sisters of St. Joseph, Chestnut Hill,
Philadelphia, in 1966, immediately after graduating from Archbishop Prendergast High
School in Drexel Hill, PA. She received her baccalaureate degree in Elementary
Education from Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia and her masterÕs degree in
Education Administration from Villanova University.
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With the remembrances of
two 1962 graduates (Sister
Betty & Paul Bracken page 7), one item of note
justifiably absent from
their recollections was
Engel v. Vitale (1962), a
landmark United States
Supreme Court case that
determined that it is
unconstitutional for state
officials to compose an
official school prayer and
require its recitation in
public schools. Sally &
Charlie Brown - "Be not
afraid" - come to SAS!
Sister Betty
Instructor, Education - Neumann University
Alumni Newsletter
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Saint Andrew School
Class of 1958 Reunion
Dear Helen,
Enclosed are a few pictures from the reunion of the
Class of 1958, which was held on May 22, 2010. Also
enclosed are photos from our May Procession and the
American Legion Award ceremony from that year. Feel
free to use them in the upcoming Newsletter.
It was great fun reconnecting with many of my
classmates. We plan to keep the connection going with
a luncheon in the fall with those of us who live locally.
Have a relaxing summer!
Sincerely, Fran Faustman Hopson
Thank You!
On behalf of the students,
parents and faculty of Saint
Andrew School, thank you for
your $350 donation to our 2010
Annual Appeal Campaign. May
God bless you and reward you
for your generosity.
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Mrs. Helen McLean
Principal
Alumni Newsletter
Class of 1958
Mike Anastasi
Galloway, NJ 08205
Bobby Lavin
West Chester, PA 19382
John Schaffer
Ambler, PA 19002
Betty Edelman Carrigan
Lansdowne, PA 19050
Tom Barrett
Garnet Valley, PA 19060
Ed Lozowicki
Los Gatos, CA 19382
John Schoff
Wilmington, DE 19808
Fran Faustman Hopson
Rosemont, PA 19010
Frank Bernard
Ocean Grove, NJ 07756
Bill Lynch
Warminster, PA 18974
Herbert Schawbe
West Chester, PA 19382
Mary Ann Federal McGarrigle
Media, PA 19063
Alfred Bingham
Avon, CT 06001
Jerry Mallon
Paoli, PA 19301
Joe Sherry
Medford, NJ 08055
Hope Feeny Martin
Lancaster, MA 01523
Joseph Breslin
Lancaster, PA 17603
Joe McCarron
Bridgeville, DE 19933
John Shields
Port Republic, NJ 08241
Juenne Fuhs Gallagher
Exton, PA 19341-2922
Frank Carson
Hummelstown, PA 17036
Joe McFadden
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
Al Stumm
Stafford, VA 22554
Cathie Goldschmidt Mattson
Calabasa, CA 91302
Bob Clark
Philadelphia, PA 19134
Bernie McGovern
West Chester, PA 19380
Jack Tegler
Springfield, PA 19064
Diane Gosselin Knapp
Venice, FL 34285
Gene Dinon
Orlando, FL 32836 - 6325
Frank McLaughlin
Springfield, PA 19064
Le Van Reber
Fort Worth, TX 76133
Elizabeth Hobdell
Wayne, PA 19087
Charles Dooley
Audubon, NJ 08106
Tom McVeigh
Phoenixville, PA 19460
Elanor Lynn Acker Reigle
Red Lion, PA 17356
Barbara Kerl Crowley
Downingtown, PA 19335
Neil Erbe
Dallas, TX 75287
Bob Meehan
Vienna, VA 22180 - 6473
Dottie Blessington Quavillon
Satellite Beach, FL 32937
Margie Kunik Labelle
Miami, Fl 33173
John Gaffney
Media, PA 19063
Bob Mullin
Hooksett, NH 03106
Gail Braceland Gallant
Scottsdale, AZ 85251-2773
Judy Larentowicz
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
Richard Gallagher
Glen Mills, PA 19380
Bill Murphy
Philadelphia, PA 19147
Rita Buckman Merz
Absecon, NJ 08201
Rita McCarty Gantz
Melbourne, FL 32940
Rick Galli
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
Jim Murphy
Philadelphia, PA 19147
Karen Camino Quirk
Marshfield, MA 02050
Claire Mullin Keating
Springfield, PA 19064
Kevin Gaynor
Harrison, NY 10528
Joe O'Hare
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
Elizabeth Creighton
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
Sue Polier Tucker
Wilmington, DE 19610
Michael Gilmore
Vero Beach, FL.32963
Steve O'Neill
Weston, MA 02493
Danielle Cucchi Fagnani
Devon, PA 19333
Sister Rosalie Pronsati
Bear, DE 19701
John Goldschmidt
Pittsburgh, PA 15228
Genaro Pinto
Norristown, PA 19401
Sister Eileen Currie (M.S.C)
Sedalia, CO 80135
Andrea Snyder Pitts
Athens, GA 30605
Michael Hoban
Williamstown, NJ 08094
Jeff Ryan
Glen Mills, PA 19342
Peggy Ditmore Graff
Naples, FL 34119
Sister Marcy Springer (S.S.J)
Rancocas, NJ 08073-0392
Jim Jenemann
San Francisco, CA 94109
Fred Sabin
Bethany Beach, DE 19930
Judy Dougherty Oakes
Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202
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Saint Andrew School
SAS Enrollment on the Rise
It has been an outstanding new student enrollment effort for the 2010-­‐2011 school year. Bucking the trend of many parochial schools with flat or declining enrollment, SAS added 74 new students this year -­‐ more than offsetting the large 8th grade graduating class and the normal attrition due to family relocations. In addition to our own parish families, SAS attracted families from from private schools like The Shipley School, Chestnut Hill Academy and Holy Child Academy as well as homeschoolers and our local public schools. Class of 2010
Awarded $174,000 in Scholarships!
In addition to the diocesan high schools of Bonner,
Prendie, Roman and West Catholic, our graduates also
received awards from Merion Mercy Academy and the
Academy of Notre Dame. Congratulations and best
wishes to all our graduates!
14 a St. Katharine Drexel Conference Room
14 b The completely remodeled St. Katharine Drexel
Conference Room was dedicated on October 1, 2010 - the
10th anniversary of the canonization of Mother Katharine
Drexel. The room was blessed by Msgr. William V.
Millea, an official in the Vatican Secretariat of State and
Master of Ceremonies for Papal Masses. Our thanks to
Thomas & Paula McInerney for their very generous
donation to Saint Andrew School which enabled the
necessary extensive repairs of the former music room and
the purchase of the furnishings.
School Fundraiser - A Major Success!
The first St. Andrew 5K Spirit Run / Walk was held on
October 30, 2010. Beautiful weather and a large turnout
generated a lot of enthusiasm (and $$$$) in this new parishwide event that attracted contestants from outside the parish as
well. The event also included the "Ray Ewing Award" for the
best finish of the top male (Robert Curci '71) and top female
(Elizabeth Vogelman '09) SAS Alum or student.
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14 c Alumni Newsletter
Saint Andrew School 2010 Annual Appeal Campaign
Through October 2010, over $22,000 has been raised in support of Saint Andrew SchoolÕs 3rd Annual
Appeal Campaign. We are deeply appreciative of all the donors listed below and on the following pages for
their generosity in supporting and funding the on-going needs of our parish school.
St. Andrew School
SSJ Circle
($5,000 +)
Litz Family
Principal's Circle
($1,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith
Mrs. Carolyn Kelly
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15 b
In memory of James J. Kelly, M.D.
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15 c
Red & White Club
($500 +)
Anonymous
Anonymous
Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Breslin
Nancy & Alfred Cappelli, Jr.
Helene & Joe ('58) McFadden
Jose Pascual & Dominque Charette
Jeffrey & Elizabeth Roken
Janet Sullivan
Patricia Concannon Wolfington ('48)
Friends of SAS
($250 +)
Anonymous (2)
Susan M. Angelo
Paul Bracken ('62)
Class of 1958
Brian Litz ('87)
Dan Litz ('88)
Mary Rowley
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15 a
In honor of the Sisters of St. Joseph
The Class of 1949
In memory of Mary O. Breslin
In memory of Michael & Josephine Matz; Tullia & Alfred Cappelli, Sr.
In memory of Edith E. & Joseph R. McFadden, Sr.
In memory of Jeanette F. Conroy
In memory of Robert H. Wolfington - Class of '48
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In memory of Gertrude Bracken
In honor of the Class of 1958
In memory of Bart J. Rowley
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Saint Andrew School
SAS Steward
($100 +)
Anonymous (4)
Angeline Barile
Columbina Bonanni
Rich & Angie Brennan
Bill & Peggy Briggs
Marcelene Carroll
Andrea Clancy ('75)
Jim & Betty Cras
Deacon & Mrs. Daniel N. DeLucca
Regina T. Dreyer
Bill & Arlene DuComb
Stephen & Joyce Franceschi
Kathleen Clarke Frenzel ('62)
Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Grandizio
Frances (Bonanni) Hay ('64)
Mrs. Agnes J. Hoey
Beatrice Jesiolowski
Anne M. Kephart
Dolores M. Kidd
Kevin W. Kidd ('73)
Brian Lake ('84)
Dan & Katie ('89) Litz-McGuinn
David & Ida Magee
Jane Giblin McClatchy ('48)
Winifred McKeon
Rich McMonigle & Kathy Chancler
Mark Medora
Ray & Ruth Meillier ('48)
Joe & Lynn Mongeluzi
Bob ('49) & Peggy Morro
John J. & Mary A. Murphy
William & Theresa Murphy
Mathilde Panepinto
Susan (Lusi) Pellegrino ('85)
Jane Rigney ('70)
Ruffenach Funeral Home
John J. Salvucci ('74)
Stephen Savage ('77)
Agnes Sheehan
Gregory D. Stratoti
Virginia W. Tanner
Robert J. Vannelli
Paul Verna (('81)
Dr. Thomas N. Verna ('83)
Robert Verna
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In memory of Angelo Barile
In honor of Patrick & Elizabeth Brennan
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. William Ayers
In memory of Bernard M. Carroll
In honor of Charles & Mary Dietzler
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16 a
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16 b
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16 c
In memory of Regina A. Clarke
Parents of SAS Graduates
In memory of Kephart-Coleman Families
In honor of The Kidd & Coakley Families &
in memory of Norman, Michael & Gary Kidd
In memory of Norman, Gary Kidd & William Coakley
In memory of Joan Lake
In memory of the deceased Classmates of 1948
Photo
16 d
In honor of St. Rita
In memory of Thomas, Maureen & Brian
In honor of all our priests & sisters of St. Andrew
Photo
16 e
In memory of Carmela Vannelli
In honor of Verna Family
In honor of Verna Children
Alumni Newsletter
SAS Donor
(to $99)
Anonymous (9)
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous ('79)
Mr. Alfred Bernardini
Joseph T. Brady ('76)
Joe ('58) & Trudy ('59 McSorley) Breslin
Kathleen A. Carr ('79)
Tom ('73) & Carla ('74 Musciano) Carson
David Colgan
Michael & Florence Cunningham
Harry Dietzler ('69)
Ms. Joann Donahue
Regina Breithaupt Ferri ('49)
Anne Flanagan
Friel Family
Veronica Gavin
Brian Geraghty ('59)
Maureen Kissinger Greeley ('78)
Vincent A. Guarini ('62)
Elizabeth Harter ('56)
Josephine Higgins
Carolyn Schwabe Hoover ('60)
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Horiel, Jr.
Sister Regina Immaculata, S.S.J. ('48)
Robert Kent ('49)
Georgiana Kilroy
Laura Kuchler ('92)
Jo Lawlor
Diane & Russell Martyn
Mario & Elizabeth Massimini
Charles M. Matsinger
Joe McManus ('69)
Maryann Mellor ('83)
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17a
In memory of Paul J. Lindinger
In memory of Mrs. Patricia Lynch &
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah H. & Mary Lynch
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. John Mazzola & Mr. Carmen Mongeluzi
In memory of Al & Betty Vayda
Photo
17b
In honor of Robert & Faith Carr (parents) &
in memory of Robert P. Carr (father)
Photo
17c
In memory of Mary & Joe Breithaupt
In memory of Edward & Kevin ('70) Flanagan
In honor of Caitlin ('02) & Tim ('05)
In memory of John J. Gavin, Sr. & John J. Gavin, Jr.
In honor of Mary B. Kissinger &
in memory of Gene A. Kissinger & Mary K. Gleason
In honor of Christopher Nichols &
in memory of Louis W. Higgins
In honor of Margaret A. Schwabe &
in memory of Herbert A. Schwabe, Sr.
In memory of Judy M. Casey
In memory of the deceased members of the Class of 1948
In memory of Edward J. Kilroy, Sr. & Edward J. Kilroy, Jr.
In memory of Ed Lawlor
In memory of Anna & Dominick Massimini &
in memory of Louise & Michael Pascuccio
In memory of Mary E. Matsinger
In memory of Mike Stack ('68)
In memory of Peg Andruszko
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Saint Andrew School
SAS Donor (continued)
(to $99)
Robert & Barbara Montoro
Carol Morro ('77)
James & Marie Muldoon
Newman Family
William & Maryann Nicholson
Patricia Dolan Nolan ('49)
Patty O'Neill ('79)
Jennifer Peacock ('88)
Gwen Peacock
Marie ('50) and Lou ('50) Pinto
William H. Pitts, Jr.
Mrs. Kathryn M. Sanborn ('77)
Mary Ellen Stack ('62)
Susan (Morro) Talbot ('79)
Paul Thomas ('64)
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Vantine
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18 a
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. James Muldoon, Sr. &
Mr. & Mrs. John Haigh
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18 b
In memory of Raymond Peacock
In memory of deceased members of the Lamay & Pinto Families
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18 c
In memory of Walter S. Thomas
In honor of The Vantine Children
In Loving Memory
Joseph R. Harrington, Sr.
"Bob" Class of 1948
6/26/1934 - 10/5/2010
18
Sister Marie A. Scherr, S.S.J.
Class of 1948
2/14/1935 - 10/29/2010
Raymond T. Ewing
SAS Faculty Member
12/19/1972 - 8/13/2010
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Name___________________________________Maiden____________________________Class of__________
Address____________________________________________________________________________________
Address____________________________________________________________________________________
City___________________________________________State__________________Zip___________________
City___________________________________________State__________________Zip___________________
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Phone
E-mail__________________________________________
E-mail__________________________________________
I have remembered Saint Andrew Parish / School in my Will.
I have reme mbered Saint Andrew Parish / School in my Will.
News about you or remembrances of SAS:_______________________________________________________
News about you or re membrances of SAS:_______________________________________________________
Note to Parents: If your son or daughter has moved from your home address, please help us update
Note
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SAS’s alumni records by completing the above form and mailing it to the school address listed above.