Traditions Magazine 2015

TraditionsFall 2015

an Immaculate HIgH ScHool annual PublIcatIon

Traditions Magazine Fall 2015

PRESIDENTmary r. maloney

PRINCIPALJoe carmen

ASSISTANT PRINCIPALmary ann Foncello ‘70

MANAGING EDITORStHereSa ludanyI

ryan nolan ‘09

DESIGNryan nolan ‘09

CONTRIBUTING WRITERSdebbIe baSIle, tom burnS, lynn loya, tHereSa ludanyI, ryan nolan ‘09, denISe Suarez ‘87

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERSmaureen arSenault ‘69, Wendy neIl, ryan nolan ‘09, dana PInckney ‘01, JennIFer roSenblum, carol Stone, robert taylor PHotograPHy

on tHe cover: 2014 gIrlS Soccer claSS l cHamPIonS

tradItIonS magazIne IS PublISHed For alumnae, ParentS, PaSt ParentS, and FrIendS oF Immaculate HIgH ScHool. Send addreSS cHangeS to tHe oFFIce oF advancement, Immaculate HIgH ScHool, 73 SoutHern boulevard, danbury, ct 06810 or [email protected]

Immaculate HIgH ScHool admItS StudentS oF any race, creed, natIonal or etHnIc orIgIn, and HandIcaPPed StatuS to all tHe rIgHtS, PrIvIlegeS and actIvItIeS generally doeS not dIScrImInate In tHeSe areaS In tHe admInIStratIon oF ItS educatIon PolIcIeS ScHolarSHIP and loan ProgramS, atHletIc or otHer ScHool-admInIStered ProgramS.

In the Roman Catholic tradition, Immaculate High School fosters the development of the whole student by nurturing individual

moral, intellectual, physical and social growth through an academically rigorous college preparatory curriculum that encourages respect, responsibility, reverence, creativity and leadership.

Mary r. Maloney

PreSIdent

Cura personalis, caring for the whole person, is Immaculate. Our rigorous instruction and extensive programs provide students many opportunities to pursue their interests, to live their faith, and to be prepared for college and beyond. It is an honor to serve as President and to be a part of such a vibrant, forward-thinking community. On behalf of everyone at Immaculate, thank you for joining in our efforts to fulfill our school mission and for being the “I” in Immaculate.

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I am SucceSSFul

I am tHe Future

admISSIonS

I am talented

I am FaItHFul

I am Home

advancement

We are Immaculate

alumnI SPotlIgHt

gIvIng by year

all about IHS50tH annIverSary

anthony rizzo

IHS advISory board cHaIrman

A tremendous education, a sense of family, as well as combined religion, athletic, performing arts, and community service programs, set Immaculate apart and prepare our children for success beyond our doors. As the Advisory Board Chairman, I am honored and privileged to work with people who give their time, talent and financial resources for the benefit of the kids and to help Immaculate succeed. These successes would not be possible without the generosity of our donors and alumni. Together, we are Immaculate!

ScHool advISory board

Immaculate ParentSaSSocIatIon (IPa)

muStang all SPortS club (maSc)

President

Joe BischofVice President

Dave Rudolfsecretary

Linda Hatcher

treasurer

Dean DiMauroat large MeMbers

Nushi Bischof and Jennifer Rosenblum

President

Jennifer Rosenblumsecretary

Jennifer Cironetreasurer

Paul Schaffer

sPirit Wear coordinator

Cathy Rossman

chairMan Mr. Anthony Rizzo, Jr. Vice chairMan Mr. David Cappiello Finance board chair Mr. Anthony Cirone technology board chair

Mr. Brian Crotty enrollMent board chair

Mrs. Lisa Lanni Facilities board chair

Mr. Michael Mazzucco aluMni board chair

Mr. Brian McGovern deVeloPMent board chair

Mr. Anthony Mercaldo catholic identity board chair Msgr. Robert E. Weiss board MeMber, Finance/technology Mrs. Shaun Budnik board MeMber, school PrinciPal Mr. Joseph Carmen

board MeMber, at large

Mr. Joseph Draper board MeMber, eMeritus

Mrs. Isabelle Farrington board MeMber, enrollMent

Dr. Jack Fong board MeMber, Facilities

Mr. Edward Killian III board MeMber, school President

Mrs. Mary R. Maloney board MeMber, Faculty rePresentatiVe

Mr. Thomas Mertens board MeMber, eMeritus

Mr. Stephen Piccolo board MeMber, eMeritus

Mr. Gerard Robilotti board MeMber, Parent rePresentatiVe

Mrs. Jennifer Rosenblum board MeMber, at large

Mr. Thomas Saadi board MeMber, aluMni

Mrs. Denise Suarez

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The Class of 2015 “caps off” their Immaculate High School journey.

CLASS OF 2015BY THE NUMBERS GRADUATES

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MILLION DOLLARS INSCHOLARSHIPS ANDGRANTS

$1,875DOLLARS RAISED FOR THE SENIOR CLASS GIFT

4,500HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE PERFORMED

100%GOING ON TO COLL./UNIV. AND HIGHER EDUCATION

ADVANCED PLACEMENT SCHOLARS

26 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS

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Allegheny CollegeAmerican UniversityArcadia UniversityArizona State UniversityAssumption CollegeBay Path UniversityBaylor UniversityBentley UniversityBoston CollegeBoston UniversityBryant UniversityBucknell UniversityCalifornia State University, Los AngelesCentral Connecticut State UniversityClarkson UniversityClemson UniversityCleveland Institute of ArtCoastal Carolina UniversityColby CollegeColby-Sawyer CollegeColgate UniversityCollege of CharlestonCollege of Mount Saint VincentCollege of the Holy CrossCornell UniversityCurry CollegeDean CollegeDickinson CollegeDrexel UniversityEast Carolina UniversityEastern Connecticut State UniversityEckerd CollegeElmira CollegeElon UniversityEmerson CollegeEmmanuel CollegeEndicott CollegeFairfield UniversityFairleigh Dickinson UniversityFashion Institute of TechnologyFlorida Atlantic UniversityFlorida Gulf Coast University

Fordham UniversityFranklin Pierce UniversityGettysburg CollegeHamilton College - NYHigh Point UniversityHofstra UniversityIndiana University at BloomingtonIona CollegeIthaca CollegeJames Madison UniversityJohnson & Wales UniversityKeene State CollegeKutztown University of PennsylvaniaLafayette CollegeLe Moyne CollegeLIM College (Laboratory Institute of Merchandising)Louisiana State UniversityLoyola Marymount UniversityLoyola University MarylandLynchburg CollegeMaine Maritime AcademyManhattan CollegeManhattanville CollegeMarist CollegeMaritime CollegeMarquette UniversityMarymount Manhattan CollegeMassachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health SciencesMassachusetts Maritime AcademyMerrimack CollegeMiami University, OxfordMichigan State UniversityMisericordia UniversityMonmouth UniversityMonroe CollegeMount Saint Mary CollegeNaugatuck Valley Community-Technical CollegeNew England CollegeNew York UniversityNichols CollegeNortheastern University

Pace UniversityPennsylvania State UniversityPlymouth State UniversityPratt InstitutePrinceton UniversityProvidence CollegePurdue UniversityQuinnipiac UniversityRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRingling College of Art and DesignRoanoke CollegeRoger Williams UniversitySacred Heart UniversitySaint Anselm CollegeSaint Joseph’s UniversitySaint Michael’s CollegeSalisbury UniversitySalve Regina UniversitySan Jose State UniversitySavannah College of Art and DesignSchool of Visual ArtsSeton Hall UniversitySiena CollegeSouthern Connecticut State UniversitySt. Bonaventure UniversitySt. Lawrence UniversityStetson UniversityStonehill CollegeStony Brook UniversitySUNY College at Fredonia SUNY College at OswegoSUNY College at PotsdamSUNY College at Purchase Syracuse UniversityTexas Christian UniversityThe American Musical and Dramatic AcademyThe Catholic University of AmericaThe Culinary Institute of AmericaThe New School - Eugene Lang CollegeThe University of AlabamaThe University of North Carolina at Chapel HillThe University of ScrantonThe University of TampaTulane University

United States Coast Guard AcademyUnited States Merchant Marine AcademyUniversity of BridgeportUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of ConnecticutUniversity of Connecticut at StamfordUniversity of Connecticut at WaterburyUniversity of DaytonUniversity of DelawareUniversity of EvansvilleUniversity of FloridaUniversity of HartfordUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts, AmherstUniversity of Massachusetts, DartmouthUniversity of Massachusetts, LowellUniversity of MiamiUniversity of MichiganUniversity of MississippiUniversity of New EnglandUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of New HavenUniversity of North FloridaUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of RichmondUniversity of RochesterUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of South CarolinaUniversity of South Florida, TampaUniversity of VermontUniversity of VirginiaVillanova UniversityVirginia Technological InstituteWagner CollegeWake Forest UniversityWalsh UniversityWestern Connecticut State UniversityWestern New England UniversityWorcester Polytechnic InstituteXavier University

1956 STATESSCHOOLS

STUDENT ACCEPTANCES ATCOLLEGES / UNIVERSITIES

84%

16% IN STATEOUT OF STATE

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I am tHe Future

We believe in our students and in their potential to become inspirational leaders in society. Intellectual curiosity is encouraged and transforming new knowledge to make our world a better place is encouraged.

Sean McCoy ’16, was selected as one of the top 30 high school juniors in CT and received the prestigious Governor’s Scholars Award. Drew Valentine ’15, was recognized by the State of Connecticut African-American Affairs Commissions as The Youth of the Year.

www.immaculatehs.org/athleticswww.immaculatehs.org/academics

www.immaculatehs.org/finearts

Inspire Making ADifference

EmpowermentBeing an Immaculate High School student means being empowered to be the best you can be. Belonging, sharing and having high expectations ofpersonal performance is encouraged.

Immaculate Girls Soccer team won their first Class L State Championship. Paige Davis ’15 scored both goals and was awarded All-American for girls soccer. Lacrosse and hockey player, Maeve Reilly ’15 and tennis and cross country runner, Nick Hatcher ‘15 were named CIAC Scholar Athlete award winners.

Finding the confidence to express one’s self begins with taking personal risks and complementing academic abilities with other interests.

Katy Franquiera ‘15 and Andrea Rivera-Luna ‘15 were awarded the CT High School Fine Arts Award.

The hallmark of an IHS education is a roll-up-your-sleeves approach to learning that takes you from campus to communities where you can make a real difference. IHS faculty members don’t simply teach what they know, they shape what is known, and they inspire and empower their students to do the same.


IHS students learn in a 21st Century environment.

Paige Davis ‘15 awarded All-American for Girl’s Soccer.

Drew Valentine ‘15 was selected as “The Youth of the Year”.

Andrea Rivera-Luna ‘15 and Katie Franquiera ‘15 Fine Arts Award recipients.

Sean McCoy ‘16 was awarded the Governor’s Scholarship.Maeve Reilly ‘15 and Nick Hatcher ‘15

recieve CIAC Scholar Athlete Award.

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Joe carMen

PrIncIPal

At Immaculate High School you will find a community of committed and caring individuals. Our rich and vibrant world class learning experience is enhanced by our international student population, extra and co-curricular activities; all of which add to our 21st century learning environment, preparing our graduates to operate in a global world. Immaculate is a place that fosters the building of character through a clear set of values.

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The English Department promotes engagement of the individual through group inquiry and personal analysis, while fostering an appreciation for creative expression of one’s ideas through reading, writing and oratorical activities. Using an inquiry-based approach, students are encouraged to examine and analyze the work of authors, debating context, meaning, and style. Effective public speaking skills, rhetoric, and dramatic conventions are demonstrated in class presentations and theatrical productions.

Immaculate’s students are encouraged to showcase their creative talents through various school, local, and state productions. Student poets, authors, and thespians have been honored annually for their contributions to diverse creative competitions.

Analysis, Inquiry,Expression

Envision, Create,Perform

Identify, Calculate,ApplyWhile seeking new ways to solve problems, teachers provide the opportunity for students to identify processes through experiences including flipped classroom andinquiry-based learning strategies.

Students are challenged to work together to solve problems using traditional methods coupled with innovative significance. Math is less about memorizing and more about understanding and applying equations, formulas and patterns.

The Math team continue to expand it’s competitive reach with students winning local and national recognition. Students in the Probability and Statistics class apply their classroom teaching to real world problem solving. They have been involved in school improvement projects such as the the Learning Commons transformation and the improvements to Dining Services.

The Visual and Performing Arts are essential to obtaining a fully- comprehensive education as theyencourage reflecting on culturalheritages and perception of self.

Immaculate students are recognizedfor their musical and artistic talentsthrough the Tri-M Music Honor Society, the CT Student Film Festival, HALO awards and more.

This year, Jonathan Wild received a CT Student Film Festival award for his animated short film, On the Permafrost. The HALO Award was presented to winners Isabelle Camillo ‘16, for Best Original Program Cover Design/Artwork and Giovanni Fardella ‘16, for Best Performance by a Supporting Actor in the school play, The Tempest.

academIc dePartmentS

ENGLISH FINE ARTS MATHEMATICS

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High school students face many personal and academic challenges. Our physical education program is designed to promote acquiring lifetime skills through fitness, sport, knowledge and attitudes that contribute to a student’s optimal well-being.

Class activities such as the Personal and Lifetime Fitness Challenge students to stretch beyond their comfort level and physical acuity through the use of motivational instruction. Ultimately, students develop a sense of achievement and an understanding of self-motivation, teamwork, sportsmanship and personal accomplishment. These skills provide them with a baseline of lifetime fitness.

Challenge, Motivate,Achieve

Faith, Knowledge,Practice

Question, Investigate,DiscoverSports medicine students learned the essential principles of sports injuries and medical emergencies. Our new Biomedical Science program engages students in humanitarian inquiry and awareness of forensics, entomology, DNA identification, scientific analysis and transferring of viruses throughout the world. Students have made their gained knowledge relevant volunteering at Danbury Hospital and other health agencies.

Culminating the year’s activities, the Physics class students were seen utilizing what they’d learned by analyzing the variables associated with dropping water balloons outside a window, with the purpose of hitting a specific target, their instructor seated in a chair.

What does it mean to be a student in our Catholic school? It means synthesizing authentic humanity with faith. As a result, the richness of our religion program transcends to all subject areas. Students not only learn about the history and beliefs of our Catholic faith, but are asked how their faith, whether Catholic, Christian or other, is their moral compass in life.

Connection to faith is important to assisting our students in who they become in life. Integrating faith development, prayer life, retreats, social teachings, and community service provides students with time to reflect, to become more knowledgeable about serving others and to be a witness to Christ. This year, 91 students received the Presidential Voluntary Service Award (PVSA) for completing more than 100 community service hours.

academIc dePartmentS

PHYSICAL EDUCATION RELIGION SCIENCE


What do we learn from our past? Statesman, Winston Churchill acclaimed that ‘those who fail to learn from history, are doomed to repeat it.”

Our social studies program focuses on human relationships, materialisms, cultures, justice, interfaith studies, economy and the impact leaders of the world have had on social freedoms. Students analyze current world events with the purpose of understanding how current decision-making and other trends will impact their future.

Students applied this knowledge of history and law in outside venues by competing in the statewide History Quiz Bowl team and the Regional Mock Trial competition.

Learn History to Make History

Connection ThroughInnovation

Culture, Conversation,Global AwarenessAs globalization, mobility and communication increases, learning a world language becomes more critical. Our program allows students the ability to step inside the mind and context of another culture with the intent to provide them with intercultural understandings.

The Spanish, French, Latin and Chinese instructors enable students to not only communicate through oral and written exercises, they extend their own heritage, experiences and historical knowledge of their native countries.

Interesting activities include cuisine, researching the economies of countries who speak the language being taught, group presentation on promoting world peace, comparative readings on current foreign affairs, religions and international perspectives.

Technology is shaping the world in which we now live. In order to best prepare students for the ever-increasing need to be knowledgeable in current technology programming and applications, the programs offered include understanding the moral and ethical responsibilities associated with the use of technology.

Students are engaged in learning business management and bestbusiness practices through an introduction to current accountingsoftware. Our Computer Programming courses have grown to include multiple years of programming.

As an extension of the technology program, a new extra-curricularprogram, the Cyber Patriots, was introduced this year to promotefurther understanding of the importance of digital citizenship.

SOCIAL STUDIES BUSINESS & APPLIED ARTS WORLD LANGUAGES

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toM burns

dIrector oF admISSIonS

Listening to student and parent voices and encouraging them to investigate all that Immaculate High School has to offer is key to our admissions process. The high school experience at Immaculate provides students with the opportunity to engage in a challenging academic environment while participating in athletics, fine arts, leadership and spirituality. Immaculate students are active and discover themselves through involvement in multiple activities. This sets us apart from other schools. Students hone their talents and interests while, at the same time, are highly successful inside and outside the classroom.

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dIScover yourSelF at IHSAt Immaculate, we encourage our students to find success in academics, athletics, fine arts, and clubs. IHS students come together from all walks of life to seek academic challenge, discover leadership and use the latest technology. Students practice their faith everyday. And the best part? Everyone is doing it together. Everyone fits in, your classmates are like family.

How do you apply?

Do you know the deadlines?

Class of 2019 By The Numbers

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Financing Your IHS Education

Scholarships and Financial Assistance

IHS accepts only the Online Application for admission found at www.immaculatehs.org

Each year, the Admissions Office recruits a highly competitive group of domestic and international students to enter the 125 – 130 spots available in our freshman class. In addition, Immaculate High School seeks transfer students to enter grades 10 and 11.

The following items must be submitted:■ Enrollment Application■ Principal, Math and English teacher recommendations■ Official grade 7 and 8 transcripts■ Standardized test scores■ HSPT results■ Mustang for a Day visit (recommended)■ Parent Interview and tour (recommended)

APPLICANTS ENROLLMENTSAREA COMMUNITIES

AREA MIDDLE SCHOOLS

GENDER OF STUDENTS

Good news, there is many ways to make an Immaculate High School education affordable. IHS offers academic and need-based scholarships and financial aid.

Several payment plans options are available to families to help pay the cost of attending Immaculate High School.

Academic (Merit) Scholarships 16 awarded to members of the Class of 2019Range from $1,000 to $5,820

Need-based (Named Scholarships) 18 awarded to members of the Class of 2019Range from $500 to $5,820

Financial AidTypically awarded based upon your financial need. $130,500 in Financial Aid was awarded to the Class of 2019

Self HelpIHS is approved to offer K-12 Family Education Loans through Sallie Mae.

Visit www.immaculatehs.org for detailsEntrance Exam Dates – October 31 and November 14Enrollment Application Deadline – December 1Financial Aid Application (FACTS) Deadline – December 1Enrollment Decision and Financial Aid Notifications – December 1

DIRECT EXPENSES

ADDITIONAL EXPENSES

Tuition $11, 650

Uniform $250 - $300

Ebook Class Fee $470

iPad $528

Immaculate Parents Association Fee $30

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SCHOOL OF ORIGIN

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28%6%

1%

PAROCHIAL

PUBLIC

INDEPENDENT

HOME SCHOOL

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ATI United Football

Outdoor Track

Girls Soccer


Athletics lay the foundation for the development of student athletes into respectful and responsible adults. Our coaches work collaboratively with our teaching staff to ensure the success of our student athletes both in the classroom and on the field. 75% of student athletes are on the honor roll. In the end, it comes down to the dedication of the student to meet all of his or her responsibilities, and overwhelmingly, they do.

Dedicated Committed ResilientAthletes learn through time that their performance on the field can result in success as well as failure. Our successes this year are notable: Fifteen of our programs qualified for both the South West Conference playoffs and the State Tournament. Girls Soccer won the first Class L State Championship in school history in a team sport. The first year of ATI United football was a success, finishing 8-3. The Girls Basketball team advanced to the semifinals of the Class S State tournament for the first time since 1992, while Girls Softball qualified for the State Tournament for the first time in 21 years. Girls Volleyball and Girls Swimming competed in their inaugural Varsity seasons, with Girls swimming placing in the top ten in both the SWC and Class M State Championships.

Eighty-three percent of our students play at least one sport, while 40% play two or more sports! Many of these students are involved in one or more other school activities as well. This commitment to the life of the school community, and the environment that enables it to flourish, is a hallmark of the Immaculate experience.

FIRST NIGHT GAME INSCHOOL HISTORY FOR ALL FALL SPORTS

7540

PERCENT OF STUDENT ATHLETES ARE ON THE HONOR ROLL

PERCENT OF STUDENTS PLAY TWO OR MORE SPORTS

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STATE CHAMPIONSHIPSCONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Outdoor Track

JeFF castaldi

atHletIc dIrector

Student athletes at Immaculate High School are dedicated, committed, and resilient. Our teams and athletes are extremely successful due to their efforts, as well as the leadership of a dedicated coaching staff. I want to thank everyone for supporting all of our athletic programs, helping our Mustangs to flourish now and into the future.

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FIne artS dePt. cHaIr

Immaculate High School has a vibrant Fine Arts program. Nearly all IHS students are involved with art, band, chorus drama, guitar ensemble, musical theater or sound design. The new sound recording studio is available for students to practice and record original work as well as work of famous artists. The Fine Arts Program’s emphasis is to challenge each student to develop their means of self-expression to their personal best. Fine Arts is the art of finding yourself!

The Immaculate High School Fine Arts Program provides much more than a classroom experience for our students. It is essential for all students to discover themselves and to develop their talents through performing and visual arts opportunities.

Students participate in a rigorous curriculum that encourages creativity, encourages risk taking and enables them to apply their artistic skills beyond the classroom. The program includes: Drawing, Sculpting, Design, Chorus, Band, Musical Theater and Sound Design. The department offers studio, non-performing, and performing settings

and focuses equally on the process of learning as well as the production. We believe it is vital to provide students with experiences that

will instill a life-long love for, appreciation of, and involvement in the arts. The programs expose students with opportunities to participate in art exhibitions,

concerts, coffeehouses, drama and musical theater.

Immaculate High School Fine Arts students develop a remarkable work ethic, along with a high level

of proficiency and sophistication of work. Such quality often results in college scholarships and prestigious awards.

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213 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN DRAMA AND MUSICAL THEATER

IHS Band

Drama Club - The Tempest

Art Show

Spring Musical - West Side Story

90%OF IHS STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN THE FINE ARTS PROGRAM

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TOP 5 SHORT FILM AT THE CT STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL

2 HALO AWARDS FOR THIS YEAR’S FALL DRAMA PRODUCTION

CT HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL THEATER AWARD NOMINATIONS

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ePIScoPal cHaPlaIn

Campus Ministry empowers Immaculate teens to grow in three key areas: sacramental, social and service, in order to build a community whose members partake of and appreciate their Catholic faith, as well as respect and care for each other and those in need. We pray together, have fun together and work for others together.

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Sacramental activities begin with a focus on the Eucharist, which Saint John Paul II said was the way to draw youth to the Church. Adoration and Mass are available daily. Additional activities include special holiday and holy day school-wide Masses, a prayer service for 12/14, class retreats, a Lenten penance service and opportunities for confession, plus teaching Masses for the religion classes where topics this year have included sacred traditions, the history and theological basis of Lent, and the rosary.

Sacramental Social ServiceJohn Paul II said we begin to discover our self-worth through Service. Campus Ministry offers students many opportunities to give service whether

it be at the Morning Glory breakfast program at Dorothy Day House in Danbury, the Midnight Run program in NYC, Housatonic Habitat for Humanity in New Milford and Danbury, or rake and bake days in local communities. Each

service opportunity is filled to capacity with students.

Social activities provide fellowship in a peer group that shares a faith commitment. Outings to ball games, concerts, the March for Life, hosting Spirit Sports and Snacks for partner parochial school students and entering a float in the Danbury St. Patrick’s Day Parade not only create community within IHS but also help integrate IHS into the local community.

17,838HOURS OF SERVICE COMPLETED BY THE STUDENTS IN 2014-15 ACADEMIC YEAR

I am FaItHFul

Adoration

Stations of the Cross

March for Life - Washington D.C.

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I am Home

Play on our state of the art, multi-functional Athletic turf field in Mustang Valley

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Immaculate High School incorporates many extraordinary facilities that are home for our students, faculty, staff and all visitors. Our vision to provide a secure, state-of-the-art campus for our students is a primary mission goal.

A Facilities Capital Plan has been established and, thanks to your support, implementation has begun! During the summer of 2015, we will be improving the entrance of our school building as well as transforming current business office space into a new 21st Century classroom and re-designing our administrative office and lobby space. Plans to enrich the learning, athletic and social areas of the campus is possible thanks to your support!

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Play in our newly renovated gym jam-packed with Mustang Spirit

Study in our brand new 21st Century technologyLearning Commons

Pray in our beautiful chapel home to our Campus Ministry

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Statue of MaryStudy in our brand new 21st Century technologyLearning Commons

Sing your heart out in our new State of the Art Sound Recording Studio

IHS Annual Golf Outing IHS Annual Gala

IHS Annual Walk-a-thon

Thank you very much for making our 2015 Spring Gala a huge success. In addition to enjoying food, drink and dancing, together we raised $87,000 with an additional $53,500 for the Immaculate Fund for a total of $140,500!

We were so proud to offer the Distinguished Service award to Michael J. Mazzucco and the Nancy K. Dolan award to Joseph T. Draper. Their testimony of commitment and love for Immaculate High School was an inspiring shared snapshot of the reasons why they are so deserving of these prestigious awards.

Gala Golf Outing Walk-a-thonOur IHS students did a great job of coming together and

raising $30,000 for our Walk-a-thon this year. They enjoyed a beautiful day filled with school spirit and fun! All the money raised is important to

supporting our school’s mission and provides funding for IHS programs including fine arts performances, spiritual retreats, athletics, and social events.

Our 25th Annual Golf Outing on September 24th was a huge success raising $50,000! Thank you for your support!A combination of a sunny day, generous sponsors, 36 foursomes and the many volunteers helped make this year’s tournament an outstanding success. It was great to see so many parents, alumni parents, alumni, faculty & staff, and friends of Immaculate come together and show their support for Immaculate High School.

$460,000DOLLARS RAISED TO HELP SUPPORT IMMACULATE HIGH SCHOOL AND ITS STUDENTS


debbie basile

dIrector oF advancement

Immaculate is fortunate to have such incredible alumni, parents, students, faculty and friends. Your outpouring of support, enthusiasm, and donations make a difference to the students and program offerings of Immaculate High School. We are deeply grateful for your generosity which will have a long lasting impact, enabling students to continue to be recognized for their academic, artistic and athletic accomplishments. Every gift shows your faith in our mission. You are the reason why We Are Immaculate. You are the reason why we are a very blessed community.

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SuPPortIng Immaculate’S mISSIon

FounderS SocIety (100,000+)Mr. George Landegger

legacy SocIety ($75,000 - $99,999)David R. Couch Education Foundation

leaderS oF tHe mISSIon ($50,000 - $74,999)Mr. Joseph Draper ‘82

guardIanS oF tHe mISSIon

($25,000 - $49,999)Anonymous (GP)Mrs. Isabelle T. FarringtonMr. & Mrs. Norman Gage (PA)Rizzo and Rebeiro Families (P, PA)

PartnerS oF tHe mISSIon ($15,000 - $24,000)AnonymousAnonymous (PA)Habeeb & Associates ArchitectsRizzo CompaniesSaint Rose of Lima Church, Newtown

our lady’S cIrcle ($10,000 - $14,999)Fil & Nanci Cerminara (PA)Danbury Grassroots AcademyCarl & Lauren Bailey ‘71Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hatcher (P, PA) Immaculate Parent AssociationRobert & Barbara (Pawlisak) Mahoney ‘72 & ‘70Mr. & Mrs. Brian McGovern ‘89The Mercaldo (Dzubak) Family ‘81 (P)Mustang All Sport ClubMr. Ralph Scozzafava ‘76

PreSIdent’S cIrcle ($5,000 - $9,999)AnonymousAnonymous ‘76Mr. & Mrs. James J. Arconti (P)Mr. & Mrs. Michael Basile (P, PA) *Mr. & Mrs. Tony Bisbano (PA)Gregory & Shaun Budnik (P,PA)

Mr. & Mrs. John C. BurnsTony & Jen Cirone (P)Derx FoundationMr. & Mrs. John Di Bari (P)James P. and Nancy K. Dolan TrustRobert Gerwien Sr. Scholarship FundJohn & Carol Goode (P, PA) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gribbin (PA, GP)Donald Hassiak Jr. Memorial ScholarshipRandy & Lisa Henley (P, PA)John & Diana Hooker (P, PA)Mrs. Rebecca (Gage) Johnston ‘85Mr. Michael J. Mazzucco (PA)Mrs. Raeleen Medrano (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Jeffry Mullins (P)The NY-CONN CorpOld Timers’ Association of Greater DanburyPathways AcademyMr. & Mrs. Stephen Piccolo, Jr. (PA)Mrs. Catherine Gerwien Pinto ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Sam Rosenblum (P, PA)Saint Mary Church, BethelWestchester Modular Homes

PrIncIPal’S cIrcle ($2,500 - $4,999)Michael and Chris Ann Allen (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Greg Broderick (P, PA)Cynthia Clarke ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Brian Crotty (P)Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Deakin ‘86 (P)Mr. & Mrs. Dean DiMauro ‘76Mr. William Foye ‘89 & Dr. Michelle (Lentner) Foye ‘89Friends of Candace Scholarship FundMr. & Mrs. Raymond Henderson (P)Knights of Columbus Assembly #99Gerald LeBlanc Memorial ScholarshipKevin & Mary Maloney *Mr. & Mrs. Kieran McGrath (PA)Scott Mitchell & Marianne (Urkiel) Mitchell `81 (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nolan ‘70 (PA) *Mr. & Mrs. Gary Raymond ‘77 (PA) *Mr. & Mrs. Bob Rossman (P, PA)Saint Mary Church, RidgefieldSaint Peter Church, DanburyDrs. Gary Townsend and Joan Draper (P)Candace Lee Williams Memorial Scholarship

muStang cIrcle ($1,000 - $2,499)AIEP Host FamiliesAncient Order of HiberniansAnonymous (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Archer (P, PA)Maureen (Brew) Arsenault `69 *Bailey and Beatty Financial ServicesMrs. Patricia Tulipani Becker ‘72Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bischof (P)*Joseph & Maria (Tenreiro) Boa`72 (PA)Dr. Jennifer Boyce ‘82 (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Mark Brooks (P)Mr. & Mrs. Kevin F. Burns ‘76Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Camillo (P)Mr. & Mrs. John Capilli (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. David J. Cappiello ‘86Tony & Roberta Caraluzzi (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chamberlin (P)Mr. Salvatore Chieffalo ‘81Congregation de Notre DameMr. & Mrs. Christopher Coyle ‘81 & ‘82 (P)Mrs. Elsie Craig (P)Mr. & Mrs. Stephen DeMarco ‘88 (P)Nancy Duhamel ‘66Earthmovers, Inc - Ed Kilian ‘99Electrical WholesalersMr. & Mrs. Patrick Fahey (P, PA)Falcon Data Networks, LLCMr. & Mrs. Thomas Fanelli, Sr.Fibre Optic Plus, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Fletcher (P)Mr. William Foye ‘89 & Dr. Michelle (Lentner) Foye ‘89Mr. Dennis Fulling ‘83Jerry Garavel ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Todd Garvey (P)Mr. & Mrs. John Gasparrini (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Giorgio (P,PA)Mrs. Rosalie Green (GP)Patrick J. Gribbin ‘90Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Guth (P)The Hannigan Family (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Hogan ‘90 Jeffrey J. Jowdy, Esq. ‘86Dr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Kayal (PA)K-Man Glass Corp.Knights of Columbus Scholarship FundMr. & Mrs. Stanley J Kurpiewski ‘76Lifetouch National School StudiosMr. & Mrs. Allan Linden (P)Mr. & Mrs. John Maloney (P)Mr. Thomas McCarthy ‘87Sr. Anne McCarthy

Mark McGetrick Scholarship FundMr. & Mrs. Thomas Mertens *Mr. & Mrs. Matt MicrosMr. & Mrs. Nelson Mingachos ‘89 (P) *Mr. & Mrs. Michael Monahan (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Michael Natal (P, PA) *North America EquipmentNortheast Electrical DistributorsMonica and Renzo Ortega *Ms. Mary PinahaMr. Wasil Pinaha Jo-Anne Tomanio Price ‘66Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Pucci (P)Mr. Robert Putnam ‘78Mr. Richard Raymond (GP)Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Reidy ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Michael Reilly (P, PA)Larry & Meg (Losee) Riefberg ‘80 (PA)Rite-Way Internal Removal, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Gerald D. RobilottiJoe Ryan ‘89Saint Joseph Church, BrookfieldSaint Mary School BethelKamil M. Salame ‘86Mr. & Mrs. Camillo Santomero (GP)Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schickler (P)Ms. Cheryl Amaral Shea ‘90Silent Watchman Security ServicesMrs. Elizabeth Soegaard (PA)Sonatype, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Steinerd (P, PA)Stew Leonard’sJoseph & Denise (Henry) Suarez `87 (P) *Mr. John Szewczuk ‘86Union Savings BankMr. Kevin Walsh ‘78Msgr. Robert WeissMr. & Mrs. Charles E. Williams (GPA)Mr. & Mrs. David Woods (P,PA)Mr. Charlie ZarconeMr. Hang Zhou & Mrs. Ruijuan Han (P)Dr. & Mrs. Keith Zuccala (P)

With great appreciation, we recognize the Immaculate Leadership Society. The Leadership Society is comprised of donors who gave a $1,000 or more between July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015. Your participation has made a difference

and helps ensure the excellence of Immaculate High School.

Please join us for our 2014-2015 Donor Appreciation Reception on Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at 6:30PM.

RSVP to Debbie Basile at (203) 744-1510 ext. 159 or email [email protected].


SIlver club ($500 - $999)Mr. & Mrs. John Baker (P)Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bartley (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Peter Beal (P)Dr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Bohling (P)Thomas & Debbie Burke ‘79 (P, PA)Mrs. Lori (Dennehy) Burns ‘76Tom Burns and Lisa Lindblom (PA) *Caraluzzi’s Markets FundMr. & Mrs. Joe Carmen *Chris & Kathkeen CaseyJames & Nicole (Randazzo) Cipriani ‘89 & ‘90Como & NicholsonConnecticut Family OrthopedicsMr. & Mrs. Robert DeBartolo (P)Ken & Maureen Decker (P, PA)Mr. Mark Depaul ‘78Diocese of Bridgeport Education AssociationMr. Kevin Dunleavy *Mr. & Mrs. John W. Fitzpatrick (PA)Mrs. Mary Ann (Grandieri) Foncello ‘70 (PA)*Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Frank ‘72Mr. & Mrs. David Fredette (P, PA)Mrs. Maryann GarciaMr. & Mrs. James Gerbo (P, PA)Jeffrey Goethals ‘89Goodfellow AshmoreKevin & Katy Haley (P)Mr. & Mrs. James Hawk ‘82 (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hudak (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Jarboe (P)Mrs. Mary Johnson ‘80Mrs. Carole S. KabackSean & Maureen (Elston) Kerins`77 (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Lagas (P, PA)Liberty Universal Contracting CorpMs. Kellyann Maloney (P)Ms. Margaret MarconeRick & Pam Martino (PA)Mrs. Veronica MazzuccoMr. Anthony Mazzucco ‘10Adriana Mercaldo ‘18Isabella Mercaldo ‘16Norbert E. Mitchell Co. Inc.James R. Murphy ‘66The Network Support CompanyNew England Traffic SolutionsMr. & Mrs. Ruben Nogueira (P)Christopher J. & Donna B. Palmer ‘68 & ‘67Kevin & Patricia (McGrath) Palmer ‘73Palmer Brothers HardwareRev. Corey PiccininoPreferred Maintenance, Inc.Mary Quinlan ‘72David & Terri Ring, Jr. (PA) *Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ringes (P)Rosy Tomorrows, Inc.Thomas J. Saadi, Esq. ‘88Saint Edward The Confessor ChurchSaint Joseph School, BrookfieldMr. John Schmuecker ‘66Mr. & Mrs. Scott Scriven (P)Mr. & Mrs. Michael Seaman ‘84 (P)Mr. & Mrs. John Stevenson (P)United RentalsThe Valentine Family (P)Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Van Houten ‘72Mr. & Mrs. Al Vitiello (P)VSI Sales LLCGeoffrey & Kathleen (Mahoney)

Wakeford `77 (P, PA)Wells Fargo AdvisorsMr. & Mrs. John Witek (PA)

blue club ($250 - $499)Anonymous (P)Mr. & Mrs. Mark Allen (PA) *Amato Coverage GroupAnonymous ‘89Anonymous ‘89ArbitechAssad’s Food ServiceMr. & Mrs. Chris BaderBaker Law Firm, P.C.Mr. & Mrs. John Barbosa Jr. *Atty. Joseph Biraglia ‘82Barbara Dominakus Braatz `89Mr. & Mrs. Brian Broggy (P)Brookfield Lions ClubMr. & Mrs. Daniel Buckley (PA) *Mr. Mark CanestrariRichard & Patricia CarmenMr. Alan ChapinClass of 1989Mr. Ronald ComizioMs. Judith Corbett ‘66Ms. Bridget Corkery ‘85Rick & Donna Cowle (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Bernardo Curra (P)Custom Care Building ServicesMr. & Mrs. Thomas Delfino (P)Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeLuca (P)Mr. & Mrs. Dan DiBuono (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dinatale (P)Mr. & Mrs. Don Doering (P, PA)Mr. John Drohan ‘86Mr. Edward Durkin ‘72Electra SupplyMarc Ennis ‘93Mr. Douglas FachnieMr. & Mrs. James Fahey (P)Mr. & Mrs. Carmine Fardella (P)Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Finnegan (P)Moira (Deakin) Finney ‘93Dr. & Mrs. Jack S. C. FongMs. Mary (Deakin) Fredlund (GP)Mr. Harold GentertC. Gianfranceschi ‘78Emma Giorgio ‘15Mr. & Mrs. John GirolamettiMr. & Mrs. Edward Guydan (P)Mr. & Mrs. Art Hackenberg (P)Mr. Daniel Hall ‘82Mr. Thomas Hefferon ‘78Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Heinlein (P)Dr. & Mrs. Jose Henriquez (PA)Mrs. Carol Henry (PA, GP)Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Hewitt (P)Christy Green Hickey ‘89Mr. Paul Hiro ‘68Ms. Jennifer Hussey ‘89Ms. Diane HylandIovino BrothersMr. & Mrs. Peter Jeffrey (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Stephen JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Allan Kaulbach ‘66Joan Wixted Kiely ‘78Mr. & Mrs. Thomas LaPorte *Mr. & Mrs. Michael K Lasco (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Leggett (PA)Mr. & Mrs. John Leonard (P)Joseph and Lynn Loya (PA) *Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ludanyi , (P, PA) *Jennifer & Marty Lynch ‘79Michael & Maureen (Gribbin)

Maguire ‘94Steve & Chris Mais (P)Mr. & Mrs. James Maloney (PA)Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Mango (PA)Michael & Regina Mango ‘94 & Family (in memory of Carmine Mango)Mr. & Mrs. Peter Masi (P)Ms. Mary Mazzucco ‘81Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McAdams (P)Mr. & Mrs. John McCoy ‘87 (P)Mr. & Mrs. Stephen McFarlin (P)Thomas & Ruth McGloldrick (PA)Dr. & Mrs. Gregory McKennaMcKenney Mechanical Cont.Jeff McKenzieMs. Laura McNerney (P)Ms. Maura Melody (PA)Mrs. Ellen Vogt Meyst ‘89Hal Morgan ‘67Nate Morgan ‘89Mulvaney Mechanical, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Paul Myott ‘86Ryan Nolan ‘09Mr. Denis O’Hara ‘82Mr. Robert A. O’HareMr. & Mrs. Mark Oskam (P)Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, DanburyMr. & Mrs. Michael Palmer ‘69Mr. & Mrs. Steve Palmer ‘74Mr. & Mrs. Thomas PepinKristen & Mark Renzi (P)Mr. & Mrs. Jorge Rivera (P)Mr. & Mrs. Scott Roberti (P)Ms. Karoline Rossini ‘81Mr. Peter Ruppert ‘82Marita A. RyanSacred Heart of Jesus Church, DanburySafety Marking, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Saffi ‘67 (PA)Saint Gregory The Great School, DanburyPatricia Saviano ‘69Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schaffer (P)Bob Schlichtig ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Sedensky (P)Chris Setaro ‘83The Sherrick Family (PA)Ed & Grace Smith (PA)Mrs. Julie T. Sorcek (PA)*Mr. Christopher SpahnMr. & Mrs. Matthew Stankey (PA)Ms. Claudia Stephan (PA)Mrs. Nanci Stockmann *Mr. & Mrs. John V. Stocks, III (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Michael Tomanelli (P)Mr. Peter Tragni ‘82Mr. Martin P. Tuite ‘84Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. VosswinkelMr. & Mrs. Barton Vos Winkel ‘75 (P)Mr. & Mrs. William Ward ‘74 (PA)Mr. & Mrs. David Whitmore (P)Mr. Brett WhittonMr. Jonathan Wichman ‘80

PatronS club ($100 - $249)Anonymous ‘73Anonymous ‘90Mr. Joseph Abdella ‘66George Aiello ‘89Ignatius AlexanderLouis & Catherine (Spak) Amodeo ‘79 (PA)Arnold & Claire (Mahoney) Anderson ‘75 (P)

Mr. & Mrs. William AndersonAnonymous ‘89Anonymous (P)Mr. & Mrs. Erik ApothekerMr. Alex Asencio ‘89Mr. Seth Babikian *Mark Baker ‘90Mr. & Mrs. John Barry (P)Taylor Basile ‘15Tiffany Basile ‘13Dr. & Mrs. Robert Baughman (P, PA)Ms. Diane Baumer ‘74Mrs. Dorothy BeattieMr. & Mrs. Russell Beers (P)Belardinelli Services, LLCThe Bellone Family (P) *Dr. William E. BennettMr. & Mrs. Richard BlesseyMr. & Mrs. David Bono (P)Hon. & Mrs. Mark BoughtonMr. & Mrs. Douglas Brady (P)Ms. Colleen Brereton (P) *Mr. & Mrs. Frank Briscoe (PA, GP)Marcey Briscoe ‘89Briscoe Pool Service, LLCBrookfield Health and Injury CenterMr. & Mrs. James Brooks (GP)Mrs. Judith Brown (GP)Mr. Daniel Bucko ‘74Mr. & Mrs. Marlon Cabrera (P)Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Camillo (GP)Mr. & Mrs. Paul Campagna (P)Mr. & Mrs. Michael Capellaro (P)Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cappiello ‘81Mrs. Mary Carmody (GP)Ms. Nelida M. R. De Carvalho (P)Eugene B. Casagrande ‘75Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Castaldi *Rev. Joseph CerveroMr. T. ChachMr. & Mrs. James Chiravelli (P)Mrs. Dolly Chong (PA)Choyce Peterson, Inc.Mr. James CicconeMr. Dave Cirella *Mr. D’artagnan ClarkMr. Sean ConciatoreConnecticut Center For Integrated Healthcare LLCConsolidated Electrical DistributorsMs. Joann M. Constantini ‘66Cornell Memorial HomeMr. & Mrs. Tom Correa (P)Mr. & Mrs. William Craig ‘74Mr. & Mrs. Todd Cropsey (P)Cruise Holidays - New MilfordDr. Neil CulliganMr. & Mrs. Patrick Cunningham (P)Mrs. Maggie Curran (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Sean Curran ‘90Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dachenhausen (P)Mr. Joseph Brady & Mrs. Patricia Daly (P)Savings Bank of DanburyMs. Christie DanielsMr. & Mrs. Gary Daniels (P)DBE EnterprisesMr. & Mrs. Antonio de Melo (P, PA)Mr. Sean Deakin ‘87Mr. Shaun DeakinMr. & Mrs. Ted Deisenroth (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. DelanyMr. Robert Deldin ‘86Ms. Anne DelSignorDel-Tron Precision, Inc.Mrs. Joleen Dennison ‘86Mr. Gerald DiMasi

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SuPPortIng Immaculate’S mISSIonDiMatteo Insurance BrokersDr. & Mrs. Arthur Dobos (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Doolan ‘68Benjamin V. Doto, P.E., LLCMr. & Mrs. John DoyleMr. & Mrs. Demosthenes Drougas (P, PA)The DSA CompaniesMs. Bernadette M. DubeMs. Renee DuffMrs. Danielle DurgyMr. & Mrs. Patrick DwyerMs. Sandra EnrightMr. & Mrs. Jesse Esteban (P, PA)Mr. Keith Evans (P)Stephan “Parker” Evans ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Fink (PA)Mr. James Fisher (P, PA)Ms. Angela Gogliettino Flannery ‘73Mr. & Mrs. James Foley ‘75 (PA)Mr. Richard France ‘84Karen O. Freitag (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Frizzell ‘87Mr. & Mrs. Victor FudaMr. & Mrs. Timothy Gaburungyi (P)Dr. Robert & Virginia GamperJean Garavel ‘81Renee B. Gardiner ‘82Ms. Joan GarofaloMr. Christopher Gautrau ‘87Mr. & Mrs. James N. Gavin (PA)Mr. Colin Gehan ‘99Susan & Joseph GericsRobert Gerwien, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Girardot (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Chris Godino (P)Mr. & Mrs. Gerald GonzalesMr. & Mrs. Keith GoodwinBill & Kathie (Flanagan) Grabert ‘72Christine (Mizwicki) Grabowski`69Green Funeral HomeMs. Eileen Gribbin ‘97Patrick J. Gribbin ‘90Ms. Elizabeth GroonellMr. & Mrs. Mark Grube (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Martin Guerrero (P)Mr. & Mrs. Terence Guiry (P)Nizar & Dua Haddad (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Michael HaliskoeMs. Gilda HalpinPaul & Paulette ‘71 Hart (PA)Mr. Gary Hartell ‘74Mr. David HawleyMr. & Mrs. Sidney Head (P)Ms. Terri Henning ‘93Mr. Doug HensalMr. & Mrs. James Hess (P)Ms. Faith Hickey ‘88Ms. Victoria A. Hickey ‘66Mr. & Mrs. Terrence HillHolton TravelHoly Cow Ice Cream ShopMr. & Mrs. Jim Hosey (P)Mrs. Denise Howe (P) *Mr. & Mrs. Donald Iannucci (P)Mrs. Jeanne IapalluccioMr. & Mrs. Craig Impellizzeri (P)Mr. & Mrs. William Jakubek (PA)

JC Mobile Services Jennings Oil CompanyMr. & Mrs. Daniel Jonas (P)Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kalbfus (P)Mr. & Mrs. Don Kallberg (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Jayson Karp (P, PA)Mr. Mike KayMarta Keane ‘72Mr. Dennis KeelerMrs. Jennifer Shay Kelley ‘93Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kennedy (P)Mr. Joseph Kosar ‘08Dr. Cathleen Kowalski ‘68Kenneth Kowalski ‘70Anthony & Jeanne (Volpe) Kozlowski `80Ms. Barbara KwiatkowskiMrs. Nancy LaBonne (PA)Langlais GroupMs. Lisa LanniJason & Kelly Lareau ‘93 & ‘94Mr. & Mrs. Thomas LeFebvre (P)Levine Auto & Truck PartsLighting AffiliatesMr. Mark Linkowski ‘91Ms. Joanne LittleMr. Zhengyi Liu ‘16Beth Anne LiVolsi ‘89Kathy LiVolsi ‘82Kevin LiVolsi ‘86Mr. Dan LombardoMr. & Mrs. Cesar Lopes (P, PA)Mary Ann V. Mennonna Lopez ‘72Ms. Kathleen LordMr. & Mrs. Michael Loya ‘79 (PA)Lockwood Lyons ‘68Ms. Tamara MacuchMr. & Mrs. Michael G. MarcantonioMr. Luigi Marcone (P)Mrs. Sandy (Define) Margoles ‘68Marie Nugent Temporary Services, Inc.Marlin Controls, Inc.Mr. Andy MastrogiannisMr. & Mrs. Richard Matero (P)Ms. Louise Loya Mayne ‘72Ms. Roberta MazzoliMr. Thomas MazzuccoMr. & Mrs. Peter McEwan, Sr. (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McFarland (P)Loretta McGahran ‘74Cynthia C. McHugh ‘80Sen. Michael McLachlanMs. Dale Mello (PA)Fred & Denise Merkel (PA)Mr. Steve MeyerMr. & Mrs. Luigi Mezzetta (P)Michael Angelo’s PizzeriaMr. & Mrs. Frank J. MieleMr. & Mrs. Joe Mingachos (P)Mr. & Mrs. Steve Mitchell (P)Mr. Robert Mitchell ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Tom Mitchell (P)Paul & Susan Mohn (PA)Mr. & Mrs. William Mok (P)Mr. & Mrs. Richard Monaco (P)Mrs. Robin Moravsky *Mr. Joseph Muchanski *Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Mulvey (P)

Mrs. Betsy Murphy *Mr. Brenden NaughtonMr. & Mrs. Owen Nedd (P)Mr. Timothy Nevin (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nevin (P)New England SignalNJS Sales CorporationDr. & Mrs. James Nolan (P)Northeast Carpet & FlooringMr. & Mrs. Don OdellMr. Michael O’Hara ‘84O’Hara Family Fund (GP)Ms. Karen Olencki (P)Mr. & Mrs. Michael OlesMs. Patricia O’Neil ‘68Ms. Kathleen O’Rourke ‘81Our Lady of Fatima Church, WiltonMr. & Mrs. Kendall Palladino (P)Mr. Francis PalmerDr. & Mrs. John R. Pannese (P)Mr. & Mrs. Colin Parris (P)Ms. Erika ParrisStephen & Susan Pelligrino (P, PA)Domitila (Corte-Real) Pereria ‘91The Perry Family (P)Mr. Luiz Pesantez (P)Mr. & Mrs. John F. Pitrelli (P)Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Plaisted (P)Mrs. Teresa Anne (LiVolsi) Poulos ‘94Mr. Mark PrincipiMr. & Mrs. Brent Pruner (P)Ms. Joan Pryde ‘77Anna Pucci ‘15Mr. James Purcell ‘71Mr. & Mrs. Roger Raffini (P)Mr. & Mrs. Daniel RaganMr. & Mrs. Arthur Ravo (PA)Ms. Stephanie Rebeiro ‘05Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rios ‘81Ms. Pamela Rist (P)Rizzuto’s Restaurant GroupMrs. Jeannie Robbins (P, PA)Mr. Norman RoosAndrew Rosenblum ‘15Rene Rossman ‘15Lynn Rowe (GP)Haley Ryan ‘15Michael & Ginny Ryan (P)Mr. Bill SabatiniMr. & Mrs. Donald Sabo (P)Dana (Henry) Saidman ‘87Saint Elizabeth Seton Church, RidgefieldSaint Marguerite Bourgeoys Church, BrookfieldThomas J. Sansone ‘78Ms. Deborah SantomeroMs. Katherine SanturoMr. Anthony J. ScarpinoMr. & Mrs. Jonathan Schultz (P,PA)Mr. Leonard SchwartzMs. Katherine SclafaniMr. & Mrs. John Segreti (P)Ship Shape and Village Green CleanersDr. & Mrs. Swanee ShowahMonika Shubert ‘90Sign & Graphics Operations LLCSilver Hill Hospital

Ms. Linda A. SkaggsMr. & Mrs. Mark B. Smith (P)Mr. & Mrs. Paul Sotnik ‘79Ms. Danielle R. SpainEleanor Staib ‘73Mr. & Mrs. Roy Steiner (PA)Devin T. Stilson ‘69Mrs. Carol Stone *Mr. Ken StoneMr. Ronald StruskiMr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sturges ‘67Denise A. Sullivan ‘66Mr. Thomas J Sweeney ‘66Sydney A. Rapp Land Surveying, P.C.Mr. & Mrs. Robert TaraskiewiczTarget Take Charge of EducationMr. & Mrs. William Thater (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Keith Thuesen (P)Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Tirado (P)Teresa & Richard Tortora (PA)Tower Realty Corp.Mr. & Mrs. Donald Troiano (P)Ms. Michelle TureaudTW Cable, LLCJay & Lisa Vaccarelli ‘73Mr. & Mrs. David VaccaroMr. & Mrs. Mark Vaghi ‘71Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vannucci (PA)Kathleen M. Vannucci ‘00Mr. & Mrs. Keith Varian (P)Ms. Marilyn VieuxMr. Jeffrey Vingo *Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vodola (P, PA)Ms. Ann Walsh ‘79Mrs. Margaret B. Walsh (PA)Ms. Kristin WardAlice Motta Wells ‘72Mr. Richard Werdann ‘87 (P)Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M WeselohMrs. Kelly (Moffa) Whalen ‘90Mr. & Mrs. Steven White (P)Mrs. Alexa Wild (P) *Mrs. Margaret Reese Williamson ‘71Ms. Diane Wixted ‘72Ms. Laurie Wright (PA)Ms. Mengcheng WuMr. & Mrs. Anthony Xavier (PA)Mr. & Mrs. David Yankana (P)Mr. & Mrs. Mike ZavardinoMr. Joseph Zielinski (PA)Zucco Co. Inc.

FrIendS club (uP to $99)Laurie Albano ‘76 (in memory of Del Albano)Mr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Amend ‘94Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ames (P)Michael Anastasio ‘89Mrs. Jeanine Antonios *Katherine Archer ‘15Maureen Austin ‘88Sarah Baker ‘15Ms. Nancy J. Baldaserini ‘71Amy BallisBrianna Baranowski ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bardwell


Tori Bartley ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Kevin BastosJohn Beal ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Kurt BehlingMr. Nicholas BoncardoMs. Bernadette BonoMr. Richard Botelho ‘66Mr. & Mrs. Denis Bouffard (PA)Ms. Alexandra Bradley ‘07Mr. Walter BradyJay Broderick ‘15Andrea Broggy ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J BrownPaul J. Brown ‘70Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Brown (P, PA)Lauren Brugnatelli ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brunetti ‘69Bulls Bridge Body ShopElizabeth Cahill (PA)Mr. John Cameron ‘78Ms. Kathy CarmodyJamar Carter ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cassetta (P)Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. ChareckyMr. Xingmin Chen ‘16Michael Cirone ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Peter CodyMr. Chris ColbyMs. Jenny ConciatoreMs. Catherine ConciatoreMs. Jessica Connolly ‘04Richard “Noah” Coyle ‘15Mr. Allan CruzMr. Miles Da SilvaOlivia L Dalmedo ‘14Mr. Louis D’AntonioMorgan Daniels ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Dasilva, Jr.Paige Davis ‘15Ms. Holly DebartoloMs. Julia Decker ‘15Mr. Sean Decker ‘17Ms. Anik De Giverny Clafin *Maura Elizabeth DeJoseph ‘94Mr. Carl Demers ‘81Ms. Rhia DiazMr. & Mrs. John Dicarlo (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Patrick DigginMs. Christine DimeglioMr. & Mrs. Andrew Doherty (P)Ms. Kathryn N DormanMr. Maurice DouglasPeter & Patricia (Fedigan) Drake `85 (P)Shelby Drake ‘15Ms. Lisa DransfieldMr. Robert Drumm ‘67Christine Ducey ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ducey (P)Mr. & Mrs. Denis P. Duggan ‘70Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Durkin (PA)Mr. & Mrs. John EdmondMr. Joseph A. Egan, Jr.Mrs. Patricia Curran Ellsworth ‘67Monica L Engelbrecht ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Rafael Espinal (P, PA)

Mr. & Mrs. Robert EspositoMr. & Mrs. Peter Filosi (PA)Mr. Frank Fiorita ‘69Ms. Kathy FitzpatrickMr. Charles Flanagan, Sr.Martin J Foncello ‘96Mrs. Lisa Marie Font (P) *Mr. & Mrs. Antonio J. Franqueira (P, PA)Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E FrostMs. Cheryl Fusco ‘72Ms. Sharon GabrielMs. Roseanne GalanteMr. & Mrs. Matthew Gallagher ‘79 (P)Mr. & Mrs. Bruce GarnantMr. Patrick GarzoneMs. Donna George (PA)Georgetown Financial GroupMr. & Mrs. Robert Giampietro (P)Ms. Michaele Giannoutsos ‘94Mr. & Mrs. Carl Gilbert (GP)Mr. & Mrs. Peter Girolamo (P, PA)Mr. Jesse Girolamo ‘17Mr. & Mrs. George GoMr. Gary Gramling ‘72Suzanne Greenwood ‘78Ms. Susan GreerMs. Tracey GroglioMrs. Alice Grover Ms. Wengrong Gu ‘16Mr. Brian P Gunn ‘14Mr. Richard HaleyMrs. Catherine Hannigan (GP)Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. HarveyNicholas Hatcher ‘15James Hawk, Jr. ‘13Ms. Colleen Helfrich ‘84Dr. Jennifer Henderson ‘88Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Heron, Jr.Mr. Christian Hewitt ‘15Mrs. Peggy Shea Hewett ‘74Mr. Dorsey HolappaMr. & Mrs. William Holbrook (PA)Ms. Robin HowellMs. Amy Howley ‘05Mr. & Mrs. Mike Hrabcsak, Sr.Mr. John HrabcsakMs. Maureen HuntMr. & Mrs. Joseph JacksonJan Maria Jagush ‘71Karen Johnston ‘86Sr. Dawna JonesMrs. Hildegard JorgensenMr. & Mrs. Christopher Kaczmarek (P)Philip Kallberg ‘15Ms. Geraldine Kayfus ‘94Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Kent ‘91 (P)Kathryn Kerins ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kirkman (P)Ms. Elizabeth Krysiak *Ms. Denise KrystopaMs. Katie KubisekMr. & Mrs. Jay Lanza (P)Mr. & Mrs. John Leahy

Ms. Karen LeBlancMs. Mary LeBlancMr. & Mrs. Richard LeFebvreMr. & Mrs. Ian Lenz (P)Mr. Robert LenzMs. Melissa LeonMs. Joan LeveilleMs. Boya Li ‘18Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lifrieri (P)Mr. Dan LinMr. Neil LindenMs. Peggy LiquoriMr. Jiajian Liu ‘18Mr. & Mrs. Jim LiVolsi (PA)Megan LiVolsi ‘97Ms. Alyce LouiChris Mango ‘82Leah Mais ‘15Robert Mancini, Jr. ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Rayburn Markward (P)Victoria Matero ‘15Ms. Heather McCaugheyMr. Edmond McElroyMs. Betty Lou McKeonMr. & Mrs. McNerney (GP)Ms. Lynn A. MeekerMr. George MenziesMr. & Mrs. Michael Meurer (P)Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Michaelsen (P)Mr. & Mrs. Jose MingachosAndy Morgado ‘90Ms. Rita MoscaMs. Celestina MunozCatherine Murdock ‘69Austin Murphy ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Naves (PA)Ms. Janice NewmanMr. & Mrs. Ray NicholsNissly Lawlor GroupMr. & Mrs. Ruben A. Nogueira (P)Jordan Nolan ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Francis NovachekMr. & Mrs. Jorge Nunes (P, PA)Ana Sofia Nunes ‘11Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Ojeda (P)Mrs. Anna O’RourkeMr. & Mrs. Douglas Ortiz (P)Linda Orlando Ottavio ‘69Mr. Antonio PachecoMr. & Mrs. Patrick Palmieri (P)Ms. Rose PaonessaMs. Sheila Pappas ‘76Ms. Jean ParrisMr. Chris PartelowMs. Lois A. PastoreJaime Peirce ‘15Mr. Mike PeirceTom Pesce ‘99Ms. Anna PizzoMr. & Mrs. Warren W. PlatzRobert & Lisa (Briscoe) Plumb ‘78 (P, PA) *Christine Portelance ‘81 Ms. Marie C. Proverb *

Ms. Ethel PudelkoMr. Donald Ragaini ‘71Mrs. Barbara Randall ‘69Marla Rebhan ‘87Mr. & Mrs. Rowel Relator (P)Andrea Rivera-Luna ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Karl Roessler (P)Ms. Maria RoesslerMs. Diana RogersMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. RoodeMr. & Mrs. Michael Ross (P)Kelly McLachlan Rudis ‘89Mr. & Mrs. David Rudolf (PA)Ms. Janine RussoMr. & Mrs. Howard I. RussockMr. & Mrs. Frank SalvatoreMr. Matthew Sambora ‘84Alex Sanches ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Lucio Santander (P)Colleen (Shea) Santaniello ‘66Ms. Christina Saviano (P)Ms. Antoinette SchiavoneMr. & Mrs. William Schlichtig ‘85 (P)Ms. Mary SchlichtigMs. Virginia E. Schmidt-GedneyMr. & Mrs. Lee SchosidMs. Bianca SerranoMrs. Frances SheildsMr. & Mrs. Leonard R. ShieldsMr. & Mrs. Michael SilvestriMr. John SimaoMs. Mary SlingerlandSamantha Stella ‘15Ms. Maureen SmithMr. Alfred SmithDennis & Bernice St. JeanMr. Paul R. StevensMr. & Mrs. Brian D. Stewart ‘97Ms. Blanche P. StoneMr. Sean Sullivan (P)Ms. Ethna SullivanMs. Judith A. SullivanMr. Americo Tadeu ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Dean Tarsi ‘68Samantha Thuesen ‘15Rebecca Townsend ‘15Ryein Troiano ‘17Ms. Noemi TrompetterDrew Valentine ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Gerard VillanuevaKara Wakeford ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Keith Wax (P, PA)Bolun Wei ‘15Westover SchoolMs. Patrice WissmanMr. Greg WolffEmily Yankana ‘15Jessica Yankana ‘15Mr. & Mrs. Michael YasuiMr. & Mrs. Robert C. ZapletelMr. Mingjia ZhangMs. Emily Zoller ‘04

key: * = I.H.S. faculty/staff/coach (P) = Current I.H.S. parent (PA) = I.H.S parent of an alumni (GP) = I.H.S grandparent

Immaculate High School makes every effort to ensure the accuracy in the Annual Giving Report. However, unintentional errors do occur. Please accept our apologies if we make a mistake and contact the Advancement Office at (203) 744-1510 ext. 159

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denise suarez

dIrector oF alumnI relatIonS

Our alumni are an important part of the rich Immaculate history - a story that spans over 50 years! Over 6,000 graduates have left our halls, but Immaculate has not left them. Witnessing how so many of our alumni have shared their time, talents and treasures to help sustain and advance the Mission, has been nothing short of inspiring. With every passing month, our alumni are becoming increasingly active and engaged in what we are doing on Southern Boulevard. The Alumni Association looks forward to serving each of you. “Once a Mustang … Always a Mustang!”

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We are Immaculate

Career Day

Bisbano Golf Outing

Class of ‘74 Reunion



Alumni Hockey Game

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The Deakin family embodies the saying, “Once a Mustang…Always a Mustang!” Mike Deakin ’81 marveled, “A Deakin

attended Immaculate High School for all but one or two years from about 1975 to 1994, and now my nephews attend IHS and my sister, Bridget, teaches there. It’s hard to believe that a Deakin has been a part of over half of the school’s history! We’re proud of that, and so happy to be a part of IHS’s continued success.”

When asked why she decided to send her seven children (pictured with her from L-R: Tim Deakin ‘77, Brendan Deakin ‘86, Bridget Deakin Henry ‘92, Mary Deakin Johnson ‘80, Sean Deakin ‘87, Moira Deakin Finney ‘93, Mary Deakin Fredlund, Michael Deakin ‘81) to Immaculate High School, Mary Deakin Fredlund said, “I chose to send my children to Immaculate High School because I have long valued a Catholic education. In countless large and small ways, the hallways, classrooms and fields of Immaculate became a home away from home for all of my children. It was a blessing to know that my children were safe and cared for, as they were continuously surrounded by teachers, staff and coaches that truly became a part of our extended family. I am grateful for the education my children received at Immaculate High School and will always treasure the Immaculate years.” This past winter, you could find Mary sitting in the IHS bleachers, cheering on two of her grandchildren, Jack and Liam, as they played on the freshman basketball team.

Brendan ’86, Liam’s father, recently joined the IHS Alumni Association as Vice President. As for Liam’s freshman year, Brendan commented that, “Liam’s experience at IHS has exceeded both his own and his parents’ expectations. He has, on several

occasions, expressed how happy he is to be at Immaculate -- a true reflection of what a special place Immaculate is.” Brendan, and his wife Diane, have generously supported scholarships for students who might not otherwise have been able to attend Immaculate.

When asked about his experience at Immaculate, Sean ’87, shared, “Immaculate prepared me for the future by teaching me about faith and community. My lifelong friends and mentors have come from IHS. I know that my son, John ‘18, and my daughter Finan ‘19 will learn so much at Immaculate and will continue to grow in their faith.” Sean has generously supported many events at Immaculate, including our upcoming 50th Anniversary Weekend in October. “The 50th Anniversary will be a great time for past and future graduates! Everyone will have the opportunity to see how IHS as grown over the years.”

the deakin FaMily


Bridget (Deakin) Henry ‘92 was inducted into the IHS Hall of Fame in 2010 for her outstanding accomplishments in basketball and softball. She has returned to Immaculate as a faculty member in the science department. Her dedication to her students and love of Immaculate is evident in everything she does. “My years at Immaculate have always held a special place in my heart. I have always considered Immaculate High School part of my extended family as I was supported, encouraged, challenged and loved there in countless and immeasurable ways. If I can give back to one student, even an ounce of what I received at Immaculate High School, then I have begun to

repay a debt for which I am infinitely grateful.”

Moira (Deakin) Finney ’93 will join her sister Bridget and a long list of outstanding Mustang athletes, when she is inducted into the IHS Athletic Hall of Fame on March 5, 2016 for her outstanding softball career. Moira shared, “My memories of IHS are nothing short of wonderful. The high school years are transformative ones, and the academic and athletic support I received from the teachers, coaches, counselors and clergy contributed immensely to the person I am today. They were amazing role models and I try to emulate them in all facets of my life.”

The Deakins are a shining example of why Immaculate High School feels like a family, and you can bet they are excited about the upcoming 50th Anniversary events. “I hope that Immaculate lives on for another 50+ years, so that future generations can reap the benefits of this special place,” Moira enthused. We are grateful for their unyielding support!

My memories of IHS are

nothing short of wonderful ...

A True-Blue Immaculate Family

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Denise Sullivan '66, Stanley Pawliski '66, Bill Goddard, Annmarie Stokes Goddard '68, Jane Mannion Pangborn '66 and Agnes Carol Salvatore Fergerson '66 (not pictured)gather at a mini IHS-reunion in Florida.

On May 28th, Colonel Andy Morgado ‘90 assumed command of the 3rd Brigade, US Army Cadet Command. Andy’s Brigade is headquartered in Chicago and is responsible for the Senior and Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) programs in a ten state area of the mid-west. “This is an incredible and humbling opportunity. It is an honor to assist in the process of educating and developing young men and women that will go on and defend our nation and serve the community as leaders.”

Jennifer Daily ‘10 graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a BBA in Finance and a BA in Economics. She is currently backpacking through Europe this summer, before beginning her job at Deloitte Consulting in Chicago in September. Pictured with Jen are her sisters Jaclyn ’14, who just completed her freshman year at Notre Dame and Marcella, who will be entering her sophomore year at IHS.

Genevieve Courtney’14 signed with Thomas University to play golf.

Please remember our recently departed alumni and faculty in your prayers.

If we have inadvertently missed a recently deceased member of the Immaculate family, please email us at [email protected], so that we can remember and pray for them at our annual Mass of Remembrance.

Mary Alice (McCann) Anderson ’70Irene (Simoes) Fischer ‘67Daniel Gilbride – formerIHS teacherJoseph Grosse ‘78

Kerri Holbrook ‘10Denise LaJoie ‘80Christopher Temple ’71Rebecca Townsend ‘15

Moira Kenny ‘09 recently completed the Boston Marathon. She ran track and cross country at Immaculate, before attending and running at Boston College. She is currently finishing her masters in Severe Special Education at B.C., as well as working at a school for children with multiple disabilities.

Deirdre Dolan Nesline ‘79, a move manager/declutter professional, is the owner of Smooth Transitions of Connecticut & Florida. Her business assists individuals & their families through the process of right-sizing the home, organizing, remodeling and aging-in-place. Deirdre and her husband David divide their time between Connecticut and Florida. Deirdre has been a long-time member, and two-time former President of the IHS Alumni Association!

Andrea Baker ‘84 lives in NYC and is on the committee for the Inner-City Scholarship Fund. Andrea has also been on the committee for Muscular Dystrophy ‘A Tast of Down Under,’ which helps to send kids to summer camp.

Dave ‘87 and Michelle (Mohasci) ‘87 Kase live in Apex, NC with their four children. Dave has been a corporate pilot since retiring from the Air Force and will join American Airlines as a pilot this summer.

Jen (Merkel) Lipari ‘89 launched her own event planning company called Signature Productions LLC, specializing in event consulting, planning & productions. In addition to planning corporate galas, fundraisers and weddings, Jen finds time to participate in IHS’s Career Day (pictured), assist with her class reunion and help to plan IHS’s 50th Anniversary. Jen lives in New Milford with her husband, Gaspare and their two children, Alex and Megan.

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legacIeS

Kerri Holbrook ‘10Denise LaJoie ‘80Christopher Temple ’71Rebecca Townsend ‘15

a FaMily traditionImmaculate High School has become a tradition for many of our families. Eight members of the Class of 2015 are considered “legacies,” or students having one or more parents who graduated from Immaculate. These second generation students know that their parents wanted them to have the same gift of a Catholic secondary school education that they received as Mustangs. This brings a wonderful sense of tradition to our school and we look forward to seeing the number of legacy students continue to grow!

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CAROL(ELSTON)CLARKE

GARY &MARY(BRISCOE)RAYMOND

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alumnI gIvIng by year1966Joseph AbdellaRichard BotelhoJoann ConstantiniJudith CorbettNancy DuhamelVictoria HickeyAllan KaulbachJames R. Murphy Jo-Anne Tomanio PriceColleen (Shea) SantanielloJohn SchmueckerDenise A. SullivanThomas SweeneyAlbert Voytek

1967Robert DrummPatricia (Curran) EllsworthHal MorganDonna (Begg) PalmerJoseph SaffiMichael J. Sturges

1968Raymond DoolanPaul HiroDr. Cathleen KowalskiLockwood J. LyonsSandy (Define) MargolesPatricia (Stankatis) O’NeilChris PalmerDean Tarsi

1969Maureen (Brew) ArsenaultRobert BrunettiFrank FioritaChristine (Mizwicki) GrabowskiCatherine (Richardson) MurdockLinda Orlando OttavioMichael PalmerNancy (Buzaid) PalmerBarbara (Berry) RandallPatricia SavianoDevin T. Stilson

1970Paul J. BrownNorman ClarksonDenis DugganMary Ann (Grandieri) FoncelloKenneth KowalskiRobert MahoneyRobert Nolan

1971Carl F. Bailey Jr.Nancy BaldaseriniPaulette (Levesque) HartJan Maria JagushJames PurcellDonald RagainiMark VaghiMargaret Reese Williamson

1972Patricia Tulipani BeckerJoseph BoaEdward DurkinMichael FrankCheryl FuscoKathleen (Flanagan) GrabertGary GramlingMarta KeaneMary Ann V. (Mennonna) LopezBarbara (Pawlisak) MahoneyLouise (Loya) MayneMary QuinlanRobert Van HoutenAlice Motta WellsDiane Wixted

1973Angie (Gogliettino) FlanneryKevin PalmerPatricia (McGrath) PalmerEleanor StaibJay Vaccarelli

1974Diane (Caraluzzi) BaumerDaniel Bucko

William CraigGary HartellLoretta McGahranSteve PalmerJohn StreamanWilliam Ward

1975Claire (Mahoney) AndersonEugene CasagrandeJames FoleyBarton Voswinkel

1976Laurie AlbanoAnonymousLori (Dennehy) BurnCynthia ClarkeAnne (Delsignore) DimauroStanley KurpiewskiDennis LapakSheila (Lahey) PappasCatherine Gerwien-PintoRalph ScozzafavaAmerico Tadeu

1977Maureen (Elston) KerinsJoan PrydeGary RaymondMary (Briscoe) RaymondKathleen (Mahoney) Wakeford

1978John CameronMark DepaulCathleen GianfranceschiSuzanne GreenwoodThomas HefferonJoan Wixted KielyLisa (Briscoe) PlumbRobert PutnamThomas J. SansoneKevin Walsh

1979Catherine (Spak) AmodeoDebbie (Caravetta) BurkeThomas BurkeMatthew GallagherJerry GaravelMichael LoyaJennifer (Brokelman) LynchMartin LynchTodd PayneMary (Gogliettino) SotnikAnn (Lucian) Walsh

1980Jeanne (Volpe) KozlowskiCynthia (Campbell) McHughMeg (Losee) RiefbergJonathan Wichman

1981Frank CappielloSalvatore ChieffaloChristopher CoyleCarl DemersJean GaravelMary MazzuccoRebecca (Dzubak) MercaldoMarianne (Urkiel) MitchellScott MitchellKathleen O’RourkeChristine PortelanceJoseph RiosKaroline Rossini

1982Joseph BiragliaJennifer BoyceLisa (Broadbridge) CoyleJoseph DraperRenee (Bouchard) GardinerDaniel HallJames HawkKathy LivolsiChris MangoDenis O’HaraPeter RuppertPeter Tragni


1983Dennis FullingChris Setaro

1984Kathleen (McCarthy) AmoriAndrea DolanRichard FranceColleen (O’Neil) HelfrichDonna KrafikMichael O’HaraMatthew SamboraMichael SeamanPamela SweeneyMartin Tuite

1985Bridget CorkeryWilliam DolanPatricia (Fedigan) DrakeRebecca (Gage) JohnstonWilliam Schlichtig

1986David J. CappielloBrendan DeakinRobert DeldinJoleen (Garofalo) DennisonKaren (Houser) JohnstonJeffrey J. Jowdy, Esq.Kevin LiVolsiPaul MyottKamil M. SalameJohn Szewczuk

1987Sean DeakinThomas FrizzellChristopher GautrauThomas McCarthyDebra (Drury) McCoyMarla RebhanDana (Henry) SaidmanCarolyn (Sullivan) SchlichtigDenise (Henry) SuarezRichard Werdann

1988Maureen (Mango) AustinKathleen (Gribbin) DeMarcoJennifer HendersonFaith HickeyThomas J. Saadi

1989George AielloAnonymousAnonymousMichael AnastasioAlex AsencioBarbara (Dominakus) BraatzMarcey (Chapman) BriscoeNicole (Randazzo) CiprianiMichelle (Lentner) FoyeWilliam FoyeJeffrey GoethalsChristy (Green) HickeyJennifer HusseyBeth Anne LiVolsiBrian McGovernEllen (Vogt) MeystNelson MingachosRobert MitchellNate MorganBernard ReidyKelly (McLachlan) RudisJoseph RyanRobert SchlichtigDavid Sullivan

1990AnonymousMark BakerSean CurranPatrick J. GribbinThomas HoganAndrew MorgadoCheryl (Amaral) SheaMonika (Gronlund) ShubertKelly (Moffa) Whalen

1991Maggie (Bierwirth) KentMark LinkowskiDomitila (Corte-Real) Pereria

1993Marc EnnisMoira (Deakin) FinneyTerri (Greene) HenningJennifer (Green) KelleyKelly (Durkin) Lareau

1994Arthur AmendMaura DejosephMichaele (Karloutsos) Giannoutsos

Geraldine (Kopke) KayfusMichael MangoTeresa Anne (LiVolsi) Poulos

1996Martin J. Foncello

1997Eileen GribbinMegan LiVolsiBrian Stewart

1999Colin GehanThomas Pesce

2000Kathleen M. Vannucci

2001Peter Filosi

2004Jessica (Gaboriault) ConnollyEmily (Dakin) Zoller

2005Amy (Jakubek) HowleyStephanie Rebeiro

2007Allison BaughmanAlexandra Bradley

2009Jameson BaughmanAntonio FranqueiraRyan Nolan

2010Anthony Mazzucco

2011Ana Sofia Nunes

2013Tiffany BasileJames Hawk Jr.

2014Olivia DalmedoMonica EngelbrechtBrian Gunn

2015Katherine ArcherSarah BakerBrianna BaranowskiMary BartleyTaylor BasileJack BealJay BroderickAndrea BroggyLauren BrugnatelliJamar CarterMichael CironeMorgan DanielsPaige DavisJulia DeckerShelby DrakeChristine DuceyParker EvansEmma GiorgioNicholas HatcherChristian HewittPhilip KallbergKathryn KerinsLeah MaisRobert ManciniVictoria MateroAustin MurphyJordan NolanJamie PeirceAnna PucciAndrea Rivera-LunaAndrew RosenblumRene RossmanHaley RyanAlex SanchesSamantha StellaSamantha ThuesenRebecca TownsendDrew ValentineKara WakefordBolun WeiEmily YankanaJessica Yankana

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Saturday, 10/10Alumni Fun Run @ Tarrywile • 8:30amPancake Breakfast • 9:00am - 11:00amSchool Tours • 9:00am - 11:30amFamily MustangFest • 9:30am - 12:00noon50th Anniversary All Class Reunion @ IHS • 6:00pm - 11:00pm

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FEBRUARY 20161-5th - 50th Anniversary Catholic Schools Week Celebrations

MARCH 20165th - 50th Anniversary Athletic Hall of Fame

APRIL 20162nd - 50th Golden Anniversary Gala

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