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12 Angelo Consoli Award The Clermont 2009 Angelo Consoli Award On March 1, 2009, three talented alumni were awarded the Angelo Consoli Award at the Afternoon of Culture and Fashion. These three individuals participated in performing arts at Bishop Loughlin as students and have remained active in music throughout their lives. We thank them for sharing their talents with Loughlin and their communities. Edward Smith ‘47 started playing the piano at age four. When he came to Loughlin, he became one of Mr.Consoli’s top music students, playing with the orchestra as well as a number of chambergroups. He was a featured piano soloist for many school and community functions and was invited to play piano for WNYC, the prestigious classical radio station. Edward attended Manhattan College and graduated with a B.S. in Chemistry. As a college student, he played piano for the school choir and performed for a number of school rallies. He went on to receive a Master of Science at Niagara University. From there he worked for the Penn Drake Oil Company and then the Allied Chemical Corporation. He also taught at Newark College. Ed always maintained an active music career. He conducted the choir in the Third Order of St. Francis and the choirs at St. John the Baptist and St Therese. In his retirement, he is the music minister and choir director at St. Boniface in Florida. He performs regularly at several retirement and rehabilitation facilities. James Walthour ‘66 was an honor student at Loughlin and a member of a number of after school activities including drama, student council and the language club. In Freshmen year, James realized he had a great interest and talent in music. Mr. Consoli served as a friend and mentor to James, teaching him how to play the organ. James participated in a number of school music festivals, plays, benedictions and assemblies Angelo Consoli Award Nominations and became a member of the orchestra. From there he became the church organist at Our Lady of Good Counsel. Upon graduation James attended college and then joined the Army in 1972. Sadly James’ life came to an end in May of 1989. He is buried in Calverton National Cemetery. Cal Payne ‘84 was a first honor student throughout his time at Bishop Loughlin. He was an integral member of the Performing Arts Club and saxophone section leader in the school band. Cal received a music scholarship to Syracuse University and an academic scholarship to New York University which he accepted. During his time at NYU, Cal was a member of the NYU Concert Band. Cal formed his first group in 1986, at the age of 18, and debuted at the legendary Sweetwater’s Cabaret in Manhattan. Since that time, Cal has performed throughout the New York Tri-State area as both a front-man and sideman with various local and regional bands and artists. In 2003, Cal formed the Cal Payne Project for which he functions as both front-man and composer. The Cal Payne Project has performed at many venues around the NYC Tri-State area. They have received extensive international, national and local airplay on radio stations devoted to Jazz and Nu Jazz and have been featured on BCAT cable and “On The New York Circuit.” In 2005, the Cal Payne Project was voted Best in Jazz by garageband.com. Maria Consoli-Toulas, Andreas Toulas, Cal Payne `84, Edward Smith `47 and Al Davis `84 accepting for James Walthour `66 Anyone can nominate a Loughlin alumus, faculty member or moderator for this award. We recommend collecting and presenting detailed biographical information to the committee for this competitive process. Please fill out the nomination form (attach information if necessary) and return to Louis Maffei, Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, 357 Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238. Your Name Nominee’s Name Reason for nomination and biographical information: Class Class Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School www.blmhs.org
Lion/Lancer Open Golf Outing • 13 Lion/Lancer Open Golf Outing • Thursday, June 25, 2009 Middle Island Country Club Middle Island, New York Benefiting the Bishop Loughlin Alumni Scholarship Fund and the Raymond Brustman Scholarship Fund. Gather your friends and classmates for a fun day of golf! The event will include breakfast, lunch, dinner, cocktails, silent auction, prizes and more. Registration starts at 9:00 AM with a shotgun start at 10:15 AM. Grand Prize Raffle 1 ticket - $50 • 4 tickets - $150 A 3-day/2-night vacation getaway for two people with deluxe accommodations at the Ginn Reunion Resort & Spa in Orlando, Florida. Air transportation included. Take the Jet Blue Challenge! Every golfer has at least two chances to win a golf vacation with a hole-in-one on the Par 3 holes in the tournament. Four golfers will have the chance to win $50,000 in a post-tournament Shoot-Out. Jim Lawlor ‘65 Co-chairman Bill Wise ‘74 Co-chairman Ed Blaney ‘59 Tim Bolan ‘76 Ed Bowes ‘60 George Cappiello ‘62 Golf Outing Committee Paul Clarke ‘65 Joe Dehler ‘49 Tom Duffy ‘56 Tom Egan ‘65 John Fehling ‘60 Dermott Flynn ‘56 Ed Fogarty ‘67, St. A Kevin Gallagher ‘66 Blaise Guzzardo ‘65 Vinnie Kennedy ‘59, St. A Jim McHugh ‘62, St. A Jeff O’Brien ‘70, St. A Dennis O’Connor ‘63 Richard Outcault ‘52 Bernard Rivers ‘58 Ron Woods ‘75 The success of the Lion/Lancer Open Golf Outing depends on the generous underwriting of various aspects of the event. Listed below are the special sponsorship options and fees for the 2009 Golf Outing. Special Sponsorships o Dogwood Course $10,000 o Closest to the Pin (3) $1,000 o Spruce Course $10,000 o Longest Drive (3) $1,000 o Oak Course $10,000 o Golf Balls $1,000 o Golf Carts $5,000 o Awards & Prizes $1,000 o Dinner $5,000 o Signage $500 o Cocktails $3,000 o Scorer $500 o Lunch $1,500 o Ranger $500 o Breakfast $1,000 o Tee (27) or Green (27) $400 o Beverage Cart $1,000 o Sponsor a Brother or Faculty $225 o Golf Package Options Lion/Lancer Package - Eight Golfers, Longest Drive & Signage $3,000 o Gold ‘L’ - Four Golfers & Closest to the Pin $1,900 o Silver ‘L’ - Four Golfers & Tee or Green $1,300 o White ‘L’ - Four Golfers $900 o Purple ‘L’ - One Golfer $225 o Dinner Only $75 Name Names of Golfers in Foursome Special Sponsorship/Prize Donation Address Phone Number Email Class Deadline for registration is Thursday, June 18, 2009. Please send this registration form and fees to Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, Development Office, 357 Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238. Questions Call 718-857-2700 x2251 The Clermont Spring 2009
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