winter 2011 newsletter - McGann-Mercy High School

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Bishop McGann-Mercy
Diocesan High School
winter 2011 newsletter
The New Man on the Block
The beginning of each school
year fosters a feeling of
hope, excitement and the
opportunity to reconnect
with old friends and meet new ones. This
past September, Bishop McGann-Mercy
Diocesan High School welcomed Mr.
Carl Semmler as its new Principal. While
Mr. Semmler grew up in Valley Stream
and attended G.W. Hewlett High School,
the first day of school at McGann-Mercy
was like coming home.
Having graduated NYU with a
Bachelors Degree, he pursued a career in
the secular sector, working for Scientific
American and an advertising agency
focusing on the pharmaceutical industry.
Realizing that he was following a path
different from what he thought he
was supposed to be on, he entered the
Seminary of Immaculate Conception in
Huntington as part of his discernment
of a calling to priesthood; while there
he earned a Masters in Theology. After
making the decision to leave the seminary,
Mr. Semmler’s journey took him to
Archbishop Molloy High School in
Queens to teach religion and theology,
lead the campus ministry program and
assume a number of administrative duties.
It was during this time that he also earned
his P.D. in School Administration from
Queens College.
After 11 years in the high school
setting, Mr. Semmler felt compelled to
share his talents with the Diocese of
Brooklyn and assumed the position of
Associate Superintendent, moving from
in front of the classroom to implementing
the educational vision of the Diocese.
His duties included overseeing 22
elementary schools, furthering the
standards for professional development
of the principals, and working closely
with advisory boards to “preserve the
vision” of the Diocese while guiding its
reorganization to achieve efficiencies
across the board. As exciting and
satisfying as this opportunity was, Mr.
Semmler came to miss the day-to-day
interaction with students, parents and
teachers, witnessing first hand the fruits of
his labors. It was in the Summer of 2010
that he filled this void by accepting the
position as Principal of Bishop McGann-
Mercy Diocesan High School, replacing
Dr. Steven Cheeseman, who ironically
was leaving his role as Principal to serve as
the Associate Superintendent for Schools
of the Diocese of Rockville Centre.
Upon arriving at Bishop McGann-
Mercy, Mr. Semmler was made to
feel right at home. “Mercy spirit
was demonstrated and felt at every
opportunity I was given to meet people,
whether it was with the students, faculty,
parents and alumni, and the Mercy
Advisory Board.” Hitting the ground
running, Mr. Semmler knew that it was
important to build on the momentum
and growth that had taken root as a
result of Dr. Cheeseman’s efforts. Under
Mr. Semmler’s guidance, the School is
working towards accreditation from the
Commission for Secondary Schools of
the prestigious Middle States Association.
This accreditation signifies excellence
in education and adherence to the
standards set forth by the Association.
As part of the accreditation process, the
School is required to evaluate itself, a
proactive process which is helping in the
development of a sound, solid curriculum
and giving it a platform for future growth
and advancement. In addition, Mr.
Semmler is also excited about working
with St. John’s University on finding
ways to introduce new curriculum to the
school.
Living in Merrick with his wife and
two children, eleven-month old Thomas
and Sofia, who is almost three, Mr.
Semmler feels blessed to be able to feel
like he is at home, even when he is not.

Traveling Far to Help Those
Close to Their Hearts
Many years ago, Father Michael Rieder, former
chaplain of McGann-Mercy High School started a
collaborative project with the Christian Foundation
for the Children and Aging (CFCA), a Catholic lay
organization based in Kansas City, Kansas whose
core values are grounded in the Gospel’s call to serve
the poor. This project entailed the sponsorship of
children in need in developing countries around the
world, primarily El Salvador. Funds raised through sponsorship are used to satisfy
needs of nutrition, education, healthcare, housing and most importantly to provide
the skills necessary for recipients to make their own opportunities and successes
in life. This sponsorship
project blossomed into
something much bigger than
McGann-Mercy’s program of
participants sending money
to young children a world
away.
Two years ago, Fr. Rieder
and Mrs. Michelle Nappi,
McGann-Mercy religion
teacher, led a group of students with their CFCA hosts to a small village in El
Salvador where they were able to see first-hand the fruits of their labor. This past
August, the group, which had grown to 17 people, including 10 students, packed
their bags and traveled to Santa Ana, El Salvador. It was there that the students
were able to meet some of the children that
they have helped sponsor, see their day-today
life, explore some of the vibrant culture
and even help build three houses. Also
accompanying the group was Mr. Madama, an
English teacher at McGann-Mercy, who was
inspired by those students who had made the
trip the previous year. He approached his local
parish, St. Gerard Majella in Port Jefferson
Station, inviting them to aid in the mission
by taking up special collections at weekend
masses. The money raised through this effort was used to purchase the materials
used in building the houses, as well as supplies for the local school. While there
many “a-ha” moments throughout the trip, Mrs. Nappi summed it up best when
relating that “all the students
thought they could do everything
by themselves. It wasn’t until
they were building the houses and
they realized that if they couldn’t
successfully drive the nails in, they
needed to call for help … that
everyone needs to work together
… a lesson that will be used time
and time again.”
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Success at the
Declamatio!
On November 16, 2010, students of Latin
study from all over Long Island descended
upon Stony Brook University to compete
in the 8th Annual Suffolk Classical Society
Declamatio. The competition involves
memorizing 100 words in Latin from
a literary work and presenting them in
dramatic fashion before a panel of judges
and fellow competitors. Representing Bishop
McGann-Mercy were Danielle Allen, Elizabeth
Morgan, and Melissa Wilson on the high
school level (Level II), and Monica Healy
and Allegra Maloney on the junior high level
(Level I). Success abounded for the team,
with Danielle Allen tying for first place with
Riverhead High School with her declamation
from Virgil’s Aeneid.
Parting is Such
Sweet Sorrow
On January 28, 2011, an era ended at
Bishop McGann-Mercy Diocesan High
School. Faculty, staff and former students
came together to say goodbye and offer
best wishes to Srs. Mary Donald and Mary
Philippa, as they prepared to leave the
Convent on campus and move to Sisters
of Mercy Convent in Whitestone. Sr. Mary
Donald, who had been living in the Convent
for 43 years, served as an English teacher
at Mercy. Sr. Mary Philippa was formerly
Principal at Maria Regina in Seaford and
came to Mercy 46 years ago to be an English
teacher as well. Sr. Charitina, who was not
present at the Farewell, had been living in
the Convent for 25 years and served as the
School’s librarian.

Tee Time!
On Thursday, September 23, 2010, McGann-Mercy’s
Booster Club ran the School’s most successful golf
outing to date. Raising more than $40,000 (gross),
the outing was held at Rockhill Golf & Country Club
in Manorville. Players enjoyed a fabulous day of golf,
followed by a delicious lobster dinner. Special thanks
to Event Co-Chairs, Bruce Bradley and Terri Hiemroth.
Rob Terry – Eagle Scout
Congratulations to Robbie Terry,
who achieved the honorable rank
of Eagle Scout in January 2011. A
senior at McGann-Mercy and a
member of Boy Scout Troop 58,
Robbie set out in June 2010 to build
an oyster reef in North Sea Harbor
to help stimulate the growth of
one the valuable resources for the
baymen of this region. By the time
the project was completed, Robbie
had raised 500,000 oysters and
250,000 clams, which were released
in the Fall of 2010 in North Sea
Harbor and Shinnecock Bay.
published by
Robin Bay, Assistant Director, Institutional Advancement
Deborah Kneidl, Director Institutional Advancement
Deck the Halls!
The School held its Annual Christmas Raffle on December 12th, bringing in more than
300 parents, students, alumni and community members to help support Mercy. With
refreshments donated by parents, more than 200 beautiful Chinese auction baskets and
the grand prize raffle, approximately $125,000 (gross) was raised. The day was made
even better when a Mercy parent won the $20,000 grand prize!! Monies raised from this
annual event help to subsidize tuition costs. Annually, McGann-Mercy students benefit
from more than $1 million dollars in tuition assistance.
Peace & Sanctity Abound
This past fall, the school’s chapel was
completely renovated thanks to the
generous support of various donors.
The chapel, adorned with a combination
of old-world and modern religious
artifacts, provides a place for students
and faculty to come together as one
to celebrate the Holy Spirit, and the
opportunity to spend quiet time in
prayer during the school day.
NHS gives to Peconic Bay
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McGann-Mercy
Students Face
the Challenge
On November 12, 2010, five members
of the McGann-Mercy Academic Team
competed on MSG’s “The Challenge”
in Manhattan. “The Challenge” is a
game-show type academic competition,
where schools compete against each
other in sudden-death matches – you
lose and you are out for the season.
This year’s team members, Michael
Stever (Captain), Laura Lynne Duffy,
Stephen Keegan, Kevin Zebroski
and Victoria Tremble (alternate),
accompanied by faculty advisor Dianne
Scanlon, competed against Deer Park
High School. The Team fared well, but
ultimately was edged out. Let’s look
forward to next year…
This Fall, members of McGann-Mercy High
School’s National Honor Society presented
Peconic Bay Medical Center with a check for
$1,700, raised by students through various
fundraising activities to support members of
the East End community who have little or no
health insurance and are seeking cancer services.
Presenting the donation to Andrew J. Mitchell,
FACHE, President and CEO of Peconic Bay
Medical Center were graduating seniors (from
left to right), Rocco Pascale, Christina Scandole
and Victoria Tetrault.

ALUMNI
One of the most stressful
questions one faces throughout
the course of his or her lifetime
is “what do I want to be when I
grow up” While we all want to
be doctors, firemen, astronauts,
or the President of the United
States when we are eight, and
we all think we know what we
want to major in college to set us
on the right path, the first time
we seriously ponder this age-old
adage is when we prepare to
graduate from college and enter
the real world. And, many times,
the place where we finally land was not even a consideration when
we started. For Michelle Pirraglia, McGann-Mercy’s new Library
Clerk, her journey of exploration has come full circle.
Ms. Pirraglia, a Mastic native, has not strayed far from her
Catholic upbringing. Having attended Our Lady Queen of Apostles
during her formative years, she graduated from Bishop McGann-
Mercy High School in 1999. After receiving an Associates Degree
in Journalism from Suffolk Community College, she continued her
studies at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, ultimately
graduating with a BA in English in 2004. Being lucky enough to
leverage her summer internship spent copy editing at Suffolk Life
Newspapers into a full-time position, Ms. Pirraglia started as a copy
editor and reporter, and eventually moved her way up to Assistant
Bruce E. Kasold was named Chief Judge
of the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans
Claims on August 6, 2010. He had been a
Judge of the Court since his appointment by
President George W. Bush in December 2003.
Kasold was born on April 26, 1951,
in New York City. His father, Edward, was
a city employee who became a U.S. Army
lieutenant colonel, and his mother, Louise,
was a nurse’s assistant. He attended St. John
the Evangelist School before graduating from
Bishop McGann-Mercy Diocesan High School
in New York in 1969, and earning a degree
from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point
in 1973. Between 1973 and 1976, Kasold
served as a platoon leader and training
officer in the U.S. Army Air Defense Artillery,
stationed in Texas, Maryland, and Colorado.
Inspired by TV law shows like “Perry
Mason,” Kasold attended the University of
Florida Law School, where he was a member
of the Law Review and earned his J.D. in
1979. Between semesters, he worked at
the Fort Rucker, Alabama, Army post as an
assistant defense counsel in 1977, and as an
assistant prosecutor in 1978.
Answering Your Calling
Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims:
Who is Bruce Kasold
The following year, Kasold joined the
Judge Advocate General’s Corps, handling
civil litigation cases until 1994. During that
period, he earned an LL.M. from Georgetown
University Law Center in 1982, and an
LL.M. equivalent from the Judge Advocate
General’s Legal Center and School in 1984.
Kasold lived in Augsburg, Germany, from
1984 to 1987, serving as legal counsel to
the VII Corps Artillery Commanding General.
Among his various responsibilities was
counsel or co-counsel in about 50 courtsmartial
cases. In 1987 he joined the Army’s
Office of General Counsel at the Pentagon
as an assistant general counsel. He was
subsequently recruited for a fellowship
on Capitol Hill, splitting his time between
the offices of then-Senator Joe Biden
(D-Delaware) and Senator John Warner
(R-Virginia).
In January 1994, Kasold joined the
Washington, D.C. law firm of Holland &
Knight as a commercial and government
contracts litigation attorney. From November
1995 to December 1998, he worked as
chief counsel for the Senate Committee
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Managing Editor in the newsroom. Beginning to feel disenfranchised
with the politics involved in the field, and as much as she enjoyed
her job, she realized it was just that, a job. She began to feel as if
she was missing something, and began discerning a vocation to the
religious life. After much prayer and careful exploration, she visited
the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist in Ann Arbor
Michigan.
Founded in 1997, this Dominican order has grown from four
sisters to more than 100, with the average age of a sister being 28
and the average age of entry being 21. While their main apostolate is
teaching, what drew Ms. Pirraglia to the order was their genuine joy
in living religious life, which includes community prayer, recreation
and deep devotion to the Eucharist and the Blessed Mother. Ms.
Pirraglia felt right at home and entered the order as a postulant in
August of 2008, eventually becoming a Novice in August of 2009.
Although she still loved aspects of the life and the sisters, after a time
of serious prayer and discernment she came to realize her vocation
lay elsewhere.
Moving back to Long Island proved fortuitous for Ms. Pirraglia.
Still recognizing the importance of a Catholic education, she soon
learned of McGann-Mercy’s need for a library clerk. Joining the staff
in August of 2010 has brought her back to where she started and
she couldn’t be more pleased. Helping, working and sharing with
the students (especially her love for the works of authors like J.R.R.
Tolkien) has given her the opportunity to further explore her calling.
When she is not at McGann-Mercy, she volunteers at St. John the
Evangelist Youth Ministry in Center Moriches and is a contributing
author for the Patchogue branch of patch.com, an online newspaper.
on Rules and
Administration
and codrafted
the
initial Senate
resolution
for the
impeachment
proceedings against President Bill Clinton.
From 1998 to 2003 Kasold served as
chief counsel to the U.S. Senate’s secretary
and its sergeant at arms. From 2000 until
2004, he served as president of the Capitol
Hill Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.
Beginning in 1989, he also served on the
board of the Pentagon Federal Credit Union,
providing voluntary financial services to
military and civilian personnel and their
families.
Kasold and his wife Patricia have a son,
Adam.
Reprinted with permission from AllGov.
Biedermanon, Danny, “Chief Judge of the United States
Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims: Who is Bruce
Kasold,” November 1, 2010, AllGov

Who
are
you
If you are one of these
students or know who they
are, we want to hear from
you. The first person to
identify alumni will receive
special McGann-Mercy gifts.
Contact the Development &
Alumni office at 631-727-5900
ext 21.
McGann-Mercy uses its Facebook
page to find out what is new and
exciting in the lives of our Alumni.
This is what they have to say …
Class of ’65: After a lifetime in banking
and property management, Ed Leis is
retired and living in Waikiki/Honolulu,
Hawaii. In his retirement, he hopes to
revive Hawaiian culture by serving as a
docent at The Hawaii Theatre Center
and Bishop Museum.
Class of ’75: Anne (Doherty) Bialeski
is celebrating 34 years of marriage this
year, as well as her only grandson’s 1st
birthday.
Class of ’81: Maryann (Mysiewicz)
Barry currently works for Marriott
International as a manager in
their claims office in Wakefield,
Massachusetts. On the family front, she
has three boys, the oldest of which is
graduating from high school with hopes
of attending college to study mechanical
engineering.
Class of ’86: Shean Hoffmeister is
now hosting a sports radio show every
Thursday, 9:00 pm – 11:00 pm at www.
iradiousa.com
Class of ’87: Eryq Shivers-Shelton
continued his pursuit of academic
excellence at John Jay College of
Criminal Justice in Manhattan, while
working in security at Radio City, FAO
Schwartz and Tiffany’s. He joined the
NYCPD in ’92 working in Brooklyn
South (71st & 78th precincts) in the
Anti-Crime Unit. After vesting out in
2002, he worked as a bodyguard and
in security supervisory for Vornado
Realty Trust, Securitas Security and
Universal Music Group. He has moved
forward full-time with his musical
and poetry career (started while at
Mercy). He currently owns his own
talent management company. He has
a daughter, Brianna Victoria, who is 17
years old.
Class of ’89: Holly (Manning)
Longendyke has been married since
2004, has two children and currently
lives in Kingston, NY.
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ALUMNI
happenings
Class of ’90: Tara (McCabe)
Schwack’s daughter Savannah is
following in Mom’s footsteps as a
freshman at Bishop McGann-Mercy.
Katie (Capichana) LePre has three
children, Jacklyn (15), Maria (13)
and David (8). She is currently a dog
groomer at the Feed Bag in Cutchogue.
Class of ’94: Joseph Simeone is an
instructor with the NYPD. Currently
equipped with a Master of Science in
Education, he is planning on going for
his PhD. Joseph is married with three
girls.
Class of ’98: Colin Delaney was
recently promoted to Sergeant in
the NYPD. He and his wife, Kim, a
teacher in NYC, just welcomed their
second son, Ryan Patrick, little brother
to three-year old Colin, Jr.
Gina Griffin has been working with the
NYPD since 2002; she has been with
the Narcotics Division since 2006 and
was promoted to Detective in 2007.
Antoinette Lanza has started her own
company, Bloog, that sells electronic
cigarettes.
Class of ’01: Michael Vigliotta
graduated from St. John’s University
School of Law in 2009. He is currently
working at the Law Offices of Thomas
M. Volz (’83), representing school
districts and libraries.
Michelle (Kurz)-Cheslak was married
in 2008 and just had a baby girl,
Grace Marie (1/11/11). She is also
graduating from St. Joseph’s College
this May with an MBA in Healthcare
Administration.
Tracy-Lynn Delaney, LMSW, a
substance abuse counselor, was recently
engaged to Jeremy Goldstein. An April
2012 wedding is planned.
Class of ’03: Anastasia (Hassell)
Loper was married on October 10,
2010 at East Wind in Wading River.
Class of ’06: Ian Davison recently left
his position at Schick Razor Company
and moved across country to accept
a position at Apple Computers in
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ALUMNI
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Cupertino, CA as Supply Base Engineer
in the iPhone division.
Gosia Pawlak graduated from
Barnard-Columbia in 2010 with BA in
Political Science. She is continuing her
studies at the Josef Korbel School of
International Studies at the University
of Denver as a first year MA candidate
in International Development. In
addition, she also works for the White
House Project, an organization that
promotes women’s leadership up to
U.S Presidency and conducts nationwide
political trainings for women
interested in politics and social change.
Gosia is looking forward to her sister’s
wedding in Aruba in April and working
in Washington D.C. for the Fall 2011
semester.
Steve Lohmann is in training to
become a pilot for the United States Air
Force.
Steve Hartman is living in Snowmass,
Colorado driving snowcats and
snowmobiles, and snowboarding daily.
Class of ’07: Nicolle Troyano
graduates in May with Health
Science Major with a concentration
in Anesthesia and a dual minor in
Chemistry and Dance. She has been
accepted into a Post-Bac Program for
Anesthesia Technologists, and will be
certified next year.
Ways to help us
keep in touch
with you…
“Friend” us on Facebook –
McGann Mercy.
Send a Facebook message
with exciting events and life changes.
Don’t want to use Facebook
Email rbay@mcgann-mercy.org
with any updates and contact information.
Alumni Football Game
On Saturday, November 27th, alumni braved the
cold to play the Annual Alumni Football Game.
With a nice crowd to cheer them on, a good time
was had by all!
STAFF
happenings
Congratulations to Larissa (Piemonte) Froeschl (Science) and Steven Froeschl who were
married on July 24, 2010 at Macari Winery (photo left).
Good Things to Come: Don Smith (Math & Art) became engaged to Stephanie Perdue on
Christmas Eve, 2010. A summer of 2012 wedding is planned.
Welcome to the Family … Stacie (Schmitt)
Stueber (English & Journalism) and her
husband welcomed their 4th child on January
5, 2011. Ryan Michael Stueber weighed in at
7 lbs. 10 oz. and 20 inches (photo right).
Good Job! Over Christmas break, Carolyn
Taylor (Science) completed TWO marathons
while “vacationing” in Florida.
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McGann-Mercy Diocesan High School
annual report
2009- 2010
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MISSION
STATEMENT
McGann-Mercy
Diocesan High School
Bishop McGann-Mercy High School, serving seventh through
twelfth grades, is rooted in the teachings of the Roman Catholic
Church and the traditions of the Sisters of Mercy. We aspire
to serve the Lord with gladness by excelling in education and living works of
mercy.
Our school community inspires students to live morally, prayerfully, and
productively. The community models character through fairness and justice. A
spirit of hospitality is cultivated. The responsibility of fulfilling this mission is
shared by the school staff, students, and parents.
Fast Facts
Sponsored by: Diocese of Rockville Centre
Founded by: Sisters of Mercy
Year Founded: 1956
Campus: 24 Acres
Principal: Mr. Carl A. Semmler
Type: Roman Catholic Diocesan High School, Grades 7-12
Accreditations: National School of Excellence-United States Department of Education, NYS Board of Regents
Enrollment: 515
2010 Graduation Rate: 100%
2010 Graduates Pursuing a Post-Secondary Education: 99%
College Scholarship Awards to the Class of 2010: $7.6 million
Principal Advisory Board
Emanuel Arturi, Knowledge Group Inc
Patricia Blake, Esq.
Bruce Bradley, Suffolk County National Bank
Dr. Steven Cheeseman ’89, Associate Superintendent of Schools, Diocese of Rockville Centre
Sr. Christi Ferarra, McGann-Mercy HS
Deborah Kneidl, McGann-Mercy HS
Christine Lennon, McGann-Mercy HS
Shawn Leonard ’85, Shawn Leonard Architects
Joseph Macedonio ’87, LI Quarry
Kevin O’Connor, Bridgehampton National Bank
Robert Terry ’77, Terry Contracting
Christine Troyano, Suffolk County National Bank
Carl A. Semmler, Principal, McGann-Mercy HS
Dr. Joanne O’Brien, Molloy College
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Carl A. Semmler, Principal
1225 Ostrander Avenue • Riverhead, NY 11901 • 631-727-5900
Dear Mercy Alumni, Parents and Friends,
As we stand half way through my first year as Principal at Bishop McGann-Mercy
Diocesan High School, I am pleased to state that the school is alive and thriving.
As always, McGann-Mercy is committed to promoting academic excellence, Gospel
values and Catholic traditions. In a culture that consistently challenges these
concepts, I am thrilled to report that McGann-Mercy students continue to achieve
excellence – spiritually, socially and academically.
The school’s success is built upon the commitment of many. Students and their
families along with the faculty and staff make McGann-Mercy such a remarkable
place. Each individual involved is dedicated to the mission of providing a Catholic
education. Financially, the School has been successful in raising funds through
personal gifts, events and grant-seeking activities. Alumni and other benefactors
are such an inspiration to us in our daily activities. I am confident that the support
we receive from our community will continue in response to the integral role we
play in building a bright future for our students and the Catholic Church.
In closing, I am honored to have the opportunity to serve as Principal of Bishop
McGann-Mercy Diocesan High School, humbled by past accomplishments, and
looking forward to a prosperous future.
Sincerely,
Carl A. Semmler
Principal
ACCREDITED BY BOARD OF REGENTS- THE STATE OF NEW YORK
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Financial Summary
In order for McGann-Mercy to provide an excellent educational program that is affordable,
charitable support for vital needs such as the Annual Fund, scholarships and financial
assistance are essential to achieving our goals. While approximately 70% of revenue is derived
from tuition and fees, generosity from friends, families and alumni helps McGann-Mercy keep
pace with rising costs, equipment and facility improvements which are essential to maintaining
a quality Catholic education.
Revenue
2009-2010 School Year
Tuition & Fees...................................................... $3,552,557
Donation & Gifts...................................................... $774,810
Ancillary Services.................................................... $393,751
Other Income.......................................................... $745,407
State Aid – Mandated Services ............................. $257,820
Total Revenue...................................................... $5,724,345
Expenses
Instructional Expenses....................................... $3,307,226
Administrative Expenses..................................... $1,176,406
Ancillary Services................................................... $733,685
Operations, Maintenance, & Depreciation......... $1,014,872
Total Expenses.................................................... $6,232,189
Diocese of Rockville Centre Operating Subsidy.. $550,000
Diocese of Rockville Centre Mortgage Subsidy... $362,222
Revenue
Expenses
Administrative
Expenses
19%
State Aid -
Mandated
Services,
Tuition
& Fees
66%
Other
Income
13%
Donations
& Gifts*
14%
Ancillary
Services
7%
Instructional
Expenses
53%
Ancillary
Services
12%
Operations
Maintenance
Depreciation
16%
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Annual Appeal - 1/1/10 - 12/31/10
Adams, William
Aguila, Serena
Airport Racetrack & Allied Workers
Alaimo, Eva
Alexander, Marja Cynthia ‘70
Alfero, Karen ‘70
Allen, Evelyn
Allen, Patricia ‘70
Allocca, Patrick
Alpert, Alan ‘70
Andrejack, Joseph & Suzanne ‘71 & ‘74
Angelone, Joseph
Annette Eaderesto, LLC ‘75
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar
Arthur Edwards Pool & Spa Centre
Arturi, Emanuel & Marie
Augustyn, Paul
Baiting Hollow Country Club
Bajadek, John
Baker, Lewie
Barth’s Pharmacy
Bartol, Genevieve
Bartonik, Alexandra
Beattie, Christopher ‘79
Bellington, Rosita ‘79
Bender, Charles & Deborah
Bennett, Gerald
Binger, Nancy ‘70
Bingham, Patricia ‘77
Biondi, Domenic
Bittner, Maureen ‘87
Blake, Patricia
Bofill, Patricia ‘70
Bourke, Thomas
Bracken, Robert
Bradley, Bruce & Kathleen
Brady, Veronica ‘70
Brand, Robert
Brennan, Paul ‘71
Briermere Farms
Brothers Of St. John Of God
Buchanan, Georgianne ‘78
Burket, Ruth
Byrne, Barbara ‘69
Caceres, Marguerite
Callahan, John & Michelle
Cardinale, Philip
Carnesecca, Enes
Carr, Thomas ‘72
Carrick, James & Margaret ‘76
Cascio, Michael ‘01
Casey, Patricia ‘70
Cestare, Nicholas
Chadwick, Rev. Lawrence ‘66
Chandler, Gloria ‘65
Charitina, Sr. Mary
Cherry Creek Golf Links
Chodkowski, Paul
Cichanowicz, Edna ‘70
Clark, Wayne ‘70
Combined Life Insurance
Constantopoulous, Guy ‘70
Conway, Marie
Thank You Donors!
Thank you to the many talented parents, alumni and community members who volunteer their
time and services. Their participation enriches our school in many ways throughout the year. By
organizing or participating in the various events or rolling up their sleeves to paint the building or
being tour guides, McGann-Mercy would not be the wonderful school that it is without their support.
Costello, Patricia ‘66
Creighton, James
Crohan, Patricia
Dahm, Paul
Darrow, Catherine ‘78
Davidson, Matthew
Deduck, Mary Ellen
DeGraff, Dennis
Dertinger, Thomas D
Devery, Robert ‘68
Dineen, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel
Dobrie, John
Dolan, Kathleen ‘70
Donnelly, Robert
Donnelly, Sr., Donald
Doroski, Alexander & Priscilla ‘66
Downes, Dennielle ‘96
Drago, Michael
Drew, James
Drozd, Stanley ‘70
Duffy, James & Mary Ellen
Dunn, Charlotte ‘70
E. Marianne Ritz
Eagle Asphalt Inc.
East End Sign Design
Eastern Suffolk Cardiology
Ellwood, Kevin & Dorothy Schnell ‘81
Faivre, Jim
Farley, Mary Ann
Father Michael Rieder St. Therese Of Lisieux Church
Favichia, Clarissa
Ferrer, Jeanne
Fico, Alfred
Finalborgo, Vincent ‘70
Fischer, Jeannette
Flattery, Maureen ‘76
Flick, Celeste ‘86
Ford, Donald & Marie
Fusco, Francis
Gadzinski, Anthony
Galvin Bros. Inc.
Gannon, Robert & Gina ‘78
Garcia, Gilvey
Gatz, William ‘80
German, Mrs. Mary
Gil, Richard ‘70
Gillies, Miriam
Giorgio’s Restaurant & Catering
Glinski, Clement
Golden, John
Golembeski, Stanley
Goodale, Russell & Cathy ‘72
Gordon, Judith
Gorman, Ann ‘62
Grabts
Grace Foundation Matching Grants Program
Grattan, Jr., Joseph
Grattan, Kathy ‘70
Graystone Graphics
Grefig, James ‘61
Gregory, Maureen
Guerrieri, Edward
Gunther, Theresa
Hanna, Kathleen & Timothy ‘81
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Harden, Donna ‘70
Harold K. Wheeler
Hartmann, Michael ‘70
Henning, Deborah
Henson, Juanita
Hess, Frederick & Theresa
Hofer, Francis ‘70
Hoffman, Patrick
Hoffman, Peter & Eileen ‘61
Hoffman, Phillip ‘69
Hoffmann, John ‘70
Honigman, Denis & Maureen
Houston, Robert
Hudson City Savings Bank
Huggins, Allen ‘70
Hughes, Claire ‘89
Hurley, Joseph ‘64
Iannone, Frances ‘98
IBM
Immaculate Conception
ING
Irish Coffee Pub
Island International
Jasmin, Micheline
Johnson, Ronald
Jordan, Eugene
JP Morgan Chase
Jurgielewicz, Janet ‘79
Jurgielewicz, Joseph/Rita Murphy ‘76
Kaczmarek, Ed & Patricia ‘70
Kaiser Maintenance
Kane, John & Agnes
Katz, Stuart
Kelley, Jeanne
Kelly, Barbara
Kelly, Laura
Kelly, M.D., John
Khazaneh, Heather ‘84
Kneidl, Debbie
Knights Of Columbus Father
William J. Crowley Council
Koller, Kevin ‘80
Korzanieski, Pat
Krauza, Matthew
Kukla, Thomas ‘70
Kukura, Joseph & Donna
Lamplighter Wines & Liquors Inc.
Larry’s Lighthouse Marina, Inc.
Lawler, Kevin & Carey
Layman, Chase
Lech, Rose
Lee-Sarro, Lisa
Leiss, Katherine ‘74
Leonard, Frank & Robin
Lighthouse Marine Supply
Lindsay, Eugene
Lisoski, Kathleen
Loddengaard, David ‘70
Loesch, Peter ‘87
Lokaj, Colleen ‘70
Long Island Gutter Protection Systems Inc.
Luce, George
Lukachinski, Gary & Jennifer
Lutz, Robert & Virginia

Lynch, Terence & Loretta ‘73
Lynch, Timothy
Maas, Carolyn
Mac Dougall, Cheryl & Jim
Macchia, Nick & Rita
Mach, Peggy
Mageras, James
Magill, Alfred
Maier, Kenneth
Malcuit, Louise
Mallah, Joel & Yvette
Malloy, Gerard ‘70
Maneri, Joseph
Mansell, Patrick ‘64
Mara, Lynn ‘78
Marano, John & Kathy
Marrin, Carol ‘66
Marrin, James ‘61
Martha Clara Vineyards,LLC
Martinez, Emil & Gloria
Maximum Perf. Physical Therapy
McCarthy, Sfcc, Pat
McCormick, Eileen ‘84
McDowell, John & Patricia
McGowan, Dorothy ‘70
McNally, Patrick
Medler, Aquin ‘83
Medler, Raymond & Rosita ‘80
Mekonnen, Zenna
Mellina, Robert
Merker, Michael & Lisa Ann
Mickaliger, Laura ‘00
Mickaliger, Michael ‘70
Micucci, Regina
Mirando, Denise ‘70
Modell’s
Modern Snack Bar
Moran, Richard
Mother Cabrini Knights Of Columbus
Mucci, Kenneth
Murphy, Paul & Rita
Napoli, Barbara
Nappi, Michele & Carl
Natale, Lauren ‘93
Nawrocki Smith LLP
Nelsen, Arthur & Laura ‘85
Nicols, Colleen A
Nine, Nan C.
O’Brien, Dr. Joanne
O’Connor, Richard
Omahony, Jason
Onorato, Judith
Our Lady of Poland Church,
Father Stanislaus Kondeja
Out East Family Fun, Mr. & Mrs Meier
Oxenreider, William
Parlato, Anthony
Pastore, MD, Suzanne ‘87
Patterson, Elaine
Pauls, Nancy ‘61
Pendergast, Chris ‘66
Pepe, Valerie
Pergiovanni, Mary ‘70
Peter, William ‘64
Pidgeon, Madonna
Poulakis, Steven & Sharon ‘70 & ‘72
Rabito, Joseph
Rainbow
Regan, Joan ‘77
Regatta Central, LLC
Reilly, Judith
Reynolds, Gerard & Dianne
Reynolds, Robert
Rico Memorial Foundation, LTD, Marie Maag
Riddle, Judith Ann ‘70
Riley, Ann ‘70
Rilke, George
Riverhead Lions Club
Riverhead Motors
Rock Hill Country Club
Roslak, Thomas
Sacred Heart R.C. Church
Sanford, Linda ‘70
Santacroce, Jr., Thomas & Helen ‘78
Scavone, Anthony & Kathleen
Schaefer, Anne
Schaefer, Jacqueline
Scheiber, Adam
Schlaerth, M. D., Katherine ‘60
Schroeder, Margaret ‘69
Semerjian, George
Semmler, Carl A.
Senatore, Neil
Shaw, Robert ‘70
Shelton, Robert & Loriann
Simone, Christine ‘70
Sinnickson, Loretta ‘69
Sister Margaret R. Cullen, Sisters Of Mercy
Sisters Of Mercy Of The Americas,
Sister Theresa Agliardi
Sisters of Mercy, Sr. Mary Waters
Smith, Dennis & Christine ‘69
Smith, James ‘67
Smith, Richard & Maureen
Snyder, Charles
Spiegel, Diana ‘65
Spielmann, Gerhard & Eleanor
Spratta, Robert
Stark Homes, Inc.
Stark, Agnes
Stark, J. Douglas & Diane
Stark, Tracy
State Utilities, Mr. Raymond Young
Stevenson, Roy
Stoller, Joan
Straub, John & Margaret
Stueber, Stacie ‘92
Suffolk County National Bank
Suffolk County Police Department
Columbia Association, Inc
Sujecki, Brenda ‘76
Sullivan Electric
Sweeney, Janet ‘80
TADS
Terry, James ‘80
Terry, Robert & Marsha ‘77
Testa, Mark ‘85
Tortorelli, Denise
Trench, Rev. Msgr. Ed
Trick, Dietmar & Vera
Trovitch, Michael & Kristin
Tuohy, Eileen ‘80
Tuthill, Howard & Elizabeth
Twomey, Mary ‘70
Uzo, Nancy ‘79
Vaccari, Mr. & Mrs., Lawrence
Venable, Kathleen
Verderese, Paul ‘68
Vernon, Dympna ‘01
Village Lawn And Landscaping
Wcela, Rev. Msgr. Emil
Webster, Brenda
We’ll Floor U
Wesnofske, Raymond & Lynn
Wettlin, Dianna
Wetzel, Andrew & Aida ‘70
White, Margaret
Willmott, David & Patricia
Wittmeier, Patricia & John ‘74
Wittreich, Charles ‘80
Wood, Matthew ‘93
Woods, Daryl
Workers United Federal Credit Union
Zaino, Judith
Zanetti, Nancy
Zaweski, Mark & Emilie ‘76
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Zilnicki, Benjamin ‘05
Zoumas, Ioannia
Zuccarelli, John
Grants - 1/1/10 - 12/31/10
Dreams R’ Us Foundation
Longwood Central School District
RTS Family Foundation
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, Sister Anne V. Joh
Special Event Donors - 1/1/10 - 12/31/10
Albanese & Company, CPA’s, PC
Alken Industries, Inc.
American Mortgage Group, Inc
Anderson, Karl
Annette Eaderesto, LLC ‘75
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar
Arpaia, Carmine
Arthur Edwards Pool & Spa Centre
Arturi, Emanuel & Marie
Bartonik, Alexandra
Bartonik, Ann
Bedson, Constance
Bellington, Rosita ‘79
Bender, Charles & Deborah
Bennett & Read
Bill Lyon’s Equipment Sales, Inc.
Blake, Patricia
Blanco, Miguel & Michelle
Blomberg, Thomas
Bockino, Mr. & Mrs., John
Bofill, Patricia ‘70
McGann-Mercy Booster
Boothe, James
Bosch, Paul
Bradley, Bruce & Kathleen
Brennan, Paul ‘71
Bridgehampton National Bank
Brown, Stephen
Browning, Legislator Kate
Bryan, Wayne
Burbano, Galo
C.M. Richey Electrical Contractors, Inc.
Camillery, Abbey
Cappiello & Cappiello CPA’s
Carnesecca, Enes
Carr, III, Ambrose
Caruso, Adele
Cestare, Nicholas
Chadwick, Rev. Lawrence
Champion Metal & Glass, Inc.
Conway, Marie
Coppola, Michele
Craftsman Storefronts & Glass
Cullen & Danowski, LLP
Dahm, Paul
D’Amico & Associates, PLLC
Danowski, Larry
De Petris Liquor Store, Inc.
DeLea, Grayce
Derby, Thomas ‘66
Derek K. Miller Enterprises, Inc.
Derenze, James & Patricia
Devivo, John
Diesing, Jay & Jeanne
Dilandro, Jeffrey & Helen
Dorman, Michael & Marion
Doroski, Alexander/Priscilla ‘66
Doroski, Jeffrey ‘92
Dream Windows & Interiors
Duva, Dr. Joseph
East Coast Adjustment, LLC.
East End Insurance
East End Sign Design
Eastco Building Services
Eastern Suffolk Cardiology
Elizabeth Hanlon Agency Inc.

Emerald Island Supply Company
Esseks, Hefter & Angel, LLP
Failla, Brian ‘98
Farrell Fritz, P.C.
Ferrera, Christi
Field, Lisa ‘87
Finish Line Technology
Flood, Jane
Flushing Savings Bank
Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms, Inc
Foxwood Village
Fuller Lowenberg & Associates CPA’S, P.C.
Gallagher, John & Patricia
Gamble, Phil
Giorgio’s Restaurant & Catering
Goodale, Russell & Cathy ‘72
Gray, Robert
Grealish, Peter
Greene, Janessa
Griffing Hardware
Gunder, Edward
Hague, William & Elisabeth
Hammond Saladino, Elaine
Hartmann, Steven
Hawkins, Robert
Heffernan, John
Heimroth, Frank & Theresa
Hometown Taxi
Hudson City Savings Bank
Hughes, Brian V.
Hulse, Michelle & William
Immaculate Conception Church, Msgr. Joseph Mirro
Inter Science Research Associates, Richard Warren
Island International
Izzo, Peter & Sheila
J. Tortorella Swimming Pools, Inc.
Jackson, Mary
Jasmin, Micheline
Jim’s Cornerstone Driving School, Inc.
Johnson, Christian
Jones Enterprises
Julie Crowley Real Estate Broker
Kappenberg, Byran & Tracy ‘92
Kenstar Construction Corp.
Kneidl, Debbie
Konner Development Corp.
Krupinski, Bernard ‘66
Kukura, Joseph & Donna
L.L.L. Industries, Inc.
Lamb & Barnosky, LLP
Lennon, Christine
Leonard, Shawn & Patricia ‘85
Lesiewicz, Chris
Lighthouse Security, Inc.
Llewellyn, Maryann
Lochrie, James
Long Island Carpentry, LLC
Every effort has been made to accurately record gifts and donations. In the event of an omission or error, we apologize and ask you to contact the Development Office.
Thank you for your support McGann-Mercy High Annual Fund 2011: Goal $900,000
Yes, I would like to support the McGann-Mercy Annual Fund with the following contribution:
o $20 o $50 o $75 o $100 o $500 o Other $__________________________
Please allocate my gift as:
o Area of greatest need o Athletics o Making A Difference scholarships/financial aide
o Campus beautification o Other__________________________
Name:________________________________________________________________________
Address:______________________________________________________________________
Phone:__________________________________ Email:________________________________
o Please find my $___________________check enclosed, payable to McGann-Mercy High School.
o Payment by Credit Card: o Visa o MC o Am Ex o Discover 3-Digit Security Code:_____
Account No.:__________________________________ Exp.:____/____
Lydel Brookhaven Asphalt Corp.
Macedonio, James/Elizabeth ‘86
Macedonio, Joseph ‘87
Mahoney Associates, Inc
Maier, Kim
Malvese Equipment Co.
Manzoni, Ray
Marano Pollina, Marisa
Marano, John & Kathy
Marianaro, Jody
Marrin, James ‘61
McCormick, Maria & John
Medler, Dr. Raymond & Rosita
Mercuri, Joseph
Meyer, Meyer, & Keneally, Esqs.,LLp
Mickaliger, Karen
Miller, Steve
Miron, Larry
Modern Snack Bar
Morris, Erin
Most Holy Trinity Church
Murphy, James
Nappi, Michele & Carl
Navarra, Christopher & Lisa
Nawrocki Smith LLP
Nickerson, Paula
North Fork Express
O’Brien, Dr. Joanne
Ocean Electric
O’Neill, Mary
Otis Ford
Out East Family Fun, Mr. & Mrs Meier
Paez, Michael
Pandolfi, Philip
Paton, Jaclyn
Paulos, David
Pendergast, Chris ‘66
Philippa, Sr. Mary
Pine Barrens Printing
Pirraglia Contracting, Thomas Pirraglia
Pirro, Thomas
Pixels, Al Madlinger
Prestige Equipment Corporation
Prudential Dougals Elliman, Vincent Horcasitas
Prudential Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Prudential Financial
Ratsey, Mr. & Mrs., Colin
Regini, Jr, George
Revco Electrical Supply Inc.
Rhodes, Nancy & Larry ‘87
Riley Family Foundation, Jim Riley
Rishe, Marc ‘03
Riverhead Building Supply
Riverhead Rotary Club
Rutyna Jaffe, Victoria
Sabel & Oplinger, CPA, PC
Sacred Heart R.C. Church
Name as it appears on card:________________________ Signature:__________________________________
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Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Church
Saf-T-Swim
Sanitation, Riverhead
Sarafin, Greg & Marian
Satterley, Lawrence
Scanlon, Giovanna
Schlosberg, Michael & Melissa
Sciara, Claudio & Camille
SeaBest, Inc.
Seeger, William
Semmler, Carl
Sister Consuela Fox
Sohre, Anna Marie & Brian
South Shore Outdoors
Splish Splash
St. Agnes Parish
St. John The Evangelist RC Church
St. Joseph The Worker Church
St. Jude Church
St. Rosalie’s Church
State Farm Agency
State Utilities, Mr. Raymond Young
Stein, Tammy
Steinhauer, David & Cheryl
Stelle, Frederick
Strippoli, Joseph & Maryann
Suffolk County COBA
Suffolk County National Bank
Sullivan Electric
Tarulli, Michael & Maureen
Tellus Abstract, Inc.
Terchunian, Dean
Terry Contracting
Terry, Robert & Marsha ‘77
Thurber Lumber Company
Toman, Robert
Tortorella, John
Trick, Dietmar & Vera
Tritech Communications, Inc.
Troyano, Christine
Twin Pane Insulated Glass Co, Inc.
Vaccari, Mr. & Mrs., Lawrence
Valdini, Elizabeth
Vignau, Victor
Wald, Krista
We’ll Floor U
White, William
Willmott, David & Patricia
Wittmeier, Patricia & John ‘74
Woodhull, George & Barbara Stark
Wrigley, Kenneth & Trudie ‘86
Young, Steven & Maya
Young, Thomas
Zaweski, Mark & Emilie
Zuniga, Ronald
Many employers provide a corporate matching gift which
may double or triple a donor’s contribution to McGann-
Mercy. This is an effective way to increase the amount of
your gift without any additional cost to you. Many organizations
match the contributions of spouses and retirees, too.
Contact your human resources department to find out if
your company participates in a matching gift program and
to get the necessary documents.
All gifts to McGann-Mercy’s Annual Fund are taxdeductible
to the full extent of the law. For more information
on the Annual Fund or other Giving Programs
at McGann-Mercy contact the Development Office at
631-727-5900 ext. 34.
Please send your donation to: Bishop McGann-
Mercy Diocesan High School, Development Office,
1225 Ostrander Avenue, Riverhead, NY 11901

Remembering McGann-Mercy
Annual Fund
Gifts to the Annual Fund are an important part of the school’s development. While tuition only
covers 70% of the costs, donations through the annual fund offset this deficit and help to defray
the costs of needed renovations and secure the growth of the school.
Matching Gifts
Donors employed by companies with matching gift programs can double or triple their
contributions by designating McGann-Mercy as the recipient of matching funds.
Bequests
After providing for your loved ones, you may wish to consider making a bequest to McGann-
Mercy in your Will. Through careful planning you can protect your family and contribute to the
financial security of the school.
Tributes
Donors can further the educational opportunities at McGann-Mercy by honoring or
memorializing a special person or event.
Gifts in Action
McGann-Mercy transforms lives …. This is just one reason why you may want to consider a
gift to Mercy’s various scholarship funds. Gifts fuel the mission of pursuing excellence in
education in an environment that is filled with Christian values and Catholic traditions. Whether
you choose to support an existing scholarship program or create a new one, providing the
opportunity for a Catholic education for a child is a lifetime gift, while creating a lasting legacy.
Alumni, parents and community members give to McGann-Mercy for many reasons and in many
ways. Several Mercy Alums and/or families have selected to participate in the financial aid
scholarship program by creating a memorial or family scholarship. The decision to take part in
a scholarship fund is very personal and reflects your interests and priorities. Below is a listing
of the scholarship funds recently established:
The Charles A. Raab Memorial Fund
The “15 for 70” Memorial Fund
The Eaderesto Family Fund
The John McDowell Jr. Memorial Fund
The Richard Spanburgh Memorial Fund
Betty Sweat Memorial Fund
For more information on how to make a gift to
McGann-Mercy please call the Development Office at
631-727-5900ext. 34.
McGann-Mercy Diocesan High School
1225 Ostrander Avenue
Riverhead, NY 11901
631.727.5900 ext.13
or visit www.mcgann-mercy.org
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Two Bishop McGann-Mercy High School Students Receive Suffolk Zone
Physical Education Award
Kayleigh Macchirole and Rocco Pascale, both seniors at Bishop McGann-Mercy Diocesan High School in Riverhead,
received the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance – Suffolk Zone Award on
December 1, 2010, at a ceremony held at the Hyatt Regency Long Island Wind Watch Golf Club in Hauppauge.
Criteria for this prestigious award includes demonstrated achievement in academics and physical education, outstanding
character, school-wide leadership and serving as a role model for “living a healthy lifestyle” inside the school as well as in the
community.
It’s a
Three-peat
for Girls’
Tennis
For the third year in a row, Coach
Mike Clauberg and Coach Dave Lessard
led the varsity girls’ tennis team to the league
crown and an undefeated season. That makes
an impressive six (6) straight winning seasons
and a forty-one (41) league match winning
streak for the Lady Monarchs. The
2010 team also became one of the
Elite Eight of Suffolk County.
Congratulations,
ladies!
Fall Mercy
Athletes Make
the Grade
Varsity teams in New York State who earn a composite
GPA of 90.0% or better are awarded the New York State
Scholar/Athlete Team Award. Congratulations to ALL of
our fall varsity teams for earning this honor:
Varsity Football................................... 93.342%
Varsity Golf ........................................ 90.744%
Varsity Boys’ Soccer........................... 93.872%
Varsity Girls’ Soccer........................... 93.571%
Varsity Girls’ Tennis............................ 95.125%
Varsity Girls’ Volleyball...................... 95.660%
Outstanding
Sportsmanship
The 2010 fall sportsmanship rankings are out, and Bishop McGann-Mercy
High School’s opponents clearly view the Monarchs as exhibiting fairness, ethics,
respect, and a sense of fellowship in victory and in defeat. Our fall teams finished
5 of 59 in the County, and 2 of 15 in the Conference. First place honors went to
the following teams: JV Golf, JV Boys’ Soccer, Jr. High Boys’ Soccer, JV Girls’
Soccer, JV Girls’ Volleyball, and Varsity Girls’ Volleyball.
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Summer enrichment program
McGann-Mercy!
Six fun-filled weeks of Enrichment and Athletic Programs
are being offered to students, ages 8-12, who live on the
east end of Long Island.
Great Job!
This January, Riverhead Rotary
selected three Bishop McGann-
Mercy Diocesan High School seniors
to receive Student of the Month
Awards in recognition of their
outstanding academic achievement
and community service. Pictured
(l-r) are: Riverhead Rotarian Robert
Stromski, award recipients Priscilla
Cerdas, Erika Smith and Zachary
Burbano and McGann-Mercy
Principal, Carl Semmler.
June 27 - August 5
from 9 am - 12 pm
Enrichment Programs include
(but not limited to):
• Whodunit –
The Science of Crime Scenes Camp
• Civil War & Adventure Camp
• Harry Potter Camp
• Lil’ Chefs Cooking Camp
Athletic Programs include:
• Soccer
• Baseball
• Lacrosse • Basketball
For a complete list of programs and information on
registration, call 631-727-5900, ext. 34.
Save the Date
April 14th - 16th
McGann-Mercy High School’s
Theatre Company will present
Bye Bye
Birdie
Mercy Development Office
1225 Ostrander Avenue
Riverhead, NY 11901
631-727-5900 ext. 35
Non-Profit Org.
US Postage
PAID
Permit #7
Riverhead, NY
11901
We look forward to
seeing you there!
For more information, call
631.727.5900, ext. 34.