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Officer accused in theft pleads not guilty
The police officer charged with stealing cash from a convenience store where he had responded to a burglary call entered a not-guilty plea in court Thursday.
Carl V. Howell, 37, appeared in court with his attorney, Michael Steinle. He waived his right to a preliminary hearing before entering the plea. His next court date was set for Feb. 14.
Court Commissioner Barry Slagle thanked Howell for "dressing appropriately" for court; Howell was wearing a dark olive suit, with dress shirt and tie.
Howell is charged with theft and official misconduct in the Nov. 20 incident at Hopkins Food Mart, at N. 46th St. and Hopkins Ave. According to the criminal complaint, he is accused of taking about $200 from a drawer the owner had showed him as a spot the burglars missed.
A store surveillance camera recorded the theft, according to the complaint.
Washington County
Woman who died in crash identified
A woman killed when the vehicle she was driving left a road and crashed into a utility pole in the Town of Wayne has been identified by the Washington County sheriff's office as Diane J. Polsin, 37.
The crash was reported shortly before 4:30 p.m. Tuesday on Lake Bernice Drive, south of Highway 28 in the Town of Wayne, the sheriff's office said.
No foul play suspected in fire that killed 3
Town of Sigel - Foul play is not suspected in a house fire in the Town of Sigel this week that killed three family members, authorities said.
The Wood County Sheriff's Department said Wednesday's fire apparently started around the garage and appeared to be accidental.
The victims were William J. Heiser Sr., 79; Janet M. Heiser, 71; and their son, William J. Heiser Jr., 38, authorities said.
The fire was reported about 2:30 a.m. Wednesday. Fire officials who responded found the house engulfed in flames.
Court says juror mistake was harmless
John P. Smith lives in Walworth County with his father, John P. Smith.
When a jury summons arrived for John P. Smith, the pair figured it must be for the son because the father had served jury duty in the last few years.
So the son showed up, didn't ask anyone to clarify that he was the intended John P. Smith, got selected for the trial of Jacob Turner and voted to convict Turner of attempted strangulation and suffocation, disorderly conduct and battery.
Turner learned the wrong Smith was on the jury and appealed. The state Court of Appeals rejected his claim that Smith the younger's presence had violated Turner's right to an impartial jury and due process.
The mistake was discovered the day after Turner was found guilty, and the judge brought both Smiths in for questions and decided it was "an honest mistake." Turner's attorney was not notified of the meeting until afterward.
"The fact that the clerk's office meant to summon a different 'John P. Smith' at the same address does not make the son an improper juror," the court wrote.
Absent any suggestion the son was biased, the court wrote, his service on Turner's jury was simply harmless error.
Lambeau sales tax may continue into 2016
Brown County's 0.5% sales tax, which was enacted in 2001 to pay for the 2003 Lambeau Field renovation, may not end until 2016.
While bonds for construction have been paid off for some time, the Green Bay/Brown County Professional Football District needs to build up a maintenance fund. That fund isn't growing large enough because of low interest rates on its investments.
Contrast all of this with the 0.1% Miller Park stadium tax. The district's consultants are expected to report this spring when that tax can be retired. The latest, best guess is 2017.
$1 million fire damage estimated in Weston
Weston - A fire Wednesday caused more than $1 million in damage at a wood flooring manufacturer, From the Forest.
A sander started on fire, a fire official said. The sander that started the fire cost $200,000 and about $1 million in product was destroyed.
No injuries were reported.
Forensic exam of state computers sought
Madison - Groups suing the state have withdrawn subpoenas against Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and other state officials and instead will ask a federal court to order the Legislature to allow them to forensically examine state computers.
The deal to drop the subpoenas was reached in recent days, according to an attorney for one of the groups and an aide to Vos.
The subpoenas were filed Friday against Vos, a Rochester Republican, and others as the groups sought to discover whether additional documents were withheld that should have been turned over in a lawsuit over new election maps Republicans approved in 2011.
A special panel of federal judges last year made changes to two Assembly districts but left other legislative and congressional districts in place. After the ruling, the plaintiffs found not all documents had been turned over in the case and are seeking to find out if others were improperly withheld.
The groups will file a motion with the court Friday seeking to examine three state computers used to draw the maps.
Man in fraud scheme gets 14 months
Nearly four years after indictment for his role in a $14 million mortgage fraud operation, a former Twin Lakes man has been sentenced to 14 months in federal prison.
Paul Zaleski, now living in Ojai, Calif., had pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering offenses committed as part of a scheme that ran from 2004 to 2006. He and four others were charged in May 2009.
Acting as a mortgage broker at First Security Financial Services in Kenosha, Zaleski arranged for straw buyers who thought they were part of an investment group to buy about 50 properties in southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois using bogus loan applications and fraudulent appraisals.
Most of the mortgages later went into default and foreclosure.
U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman also sentenced Zaleski's co-conspirators. John Hochreck, 51, of Illinois, an appraiser, and Michael Pembroke, 48, a remodeling contractor from Twin Lakes, were each sentenced to one year in prison. Patricia Kay, 60, of Kenosha, an investor in the scheme, and loan processor Robert Farrell, of Mundelein, Ill., were each sentenced to three years' probation.
Restitution will be set later.
Man pleads not guilty in half brother's death
Madison - A former Wisconsin man accused of beating his autistic half brother to death and then hiding his body pleaded not guilty Thursday.
An attorney for Jeffrey Vogelsberg, 28, entered not-guilty pleas on Vogelsberg's behalf.
Vogelsberg is charged with first-degree intentional homicide and hiding a corpse.
Prosecutors have accused Vogelsberg of regularly torturing and finally killing Matthew Graville, 27, in Mazomanie last summer. Graville's body was not found until early November.
Authorities arrested Vogelsberg in Washington state where he had moved to be with his wife, who is stationed at a military base. Authorities returned Vogelsberg to Wisconsin in December.
A defense request to move Vogelsberg's trial out of Dane County will be heard May 6.
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Membership Committee Chair: Nata Salvatori, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPTDr. Nata Salvatori currently is a clinician and educator who serves as faculty and mentor to the Brooks/UNF Orthopaedic Residency and Orthopedic Manual Therapy Fellowship. Her responsibilities include advising current residents and fellows on case reports, presentations and patient management, including on-site mentoring of clinicians participating in these programs. Dr. Salvatori is an adjunct faculty member of the University of Florida Doctors of Physical Therapy program where she teaches the Orthopaedic I & II courses. She also serves in several committees at the national and state/local levels such as the AAOMPT Standards Subcommittee on International Monitoring, Orthopaedic Section Membership Committee, FPTA Membership Committee and Northern District Assembly of representatives.
Dr. Salvatoris clinical specialization and interest is within the specialty area of orthopaedics with particular interest managing individuals with spine and sports-related injuries. Dr. Salvatori is an OMPT practitioner and a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT). Dr. Salvatori was first recognized as an AAOMPT Fellow in 2012.
Dr. Salvatori has performed Poster presentations at national conferences such as AAOMPT annual conference; APTA national conferences and meetings; and Combined Sections Meeting. She has also presented posters at the IFOMPT conference in Quebec City, Canada. In addition, Dr. Salvatori serves as a faculty member for the Brooks Institute of Higher Learning (BIHL) where she teaches continuing education courses within the content areas of physical therapy management of the knee joint.
Education/Training: Doctorate: Doctor of Physical Therapy Virginia Commonwealth University; Residency: Orthopaedic Residency Brooks/University of North Florida; Bachelors: B.S. in Clinical Exercise Science Virginia Commonwealth University; Fellowship: Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship Brooks/University of North Florida; Certification: Orthopedic Clinical Specialist American Physical Therapy Association
Membership Committee Members: Matt Lee, Michele Matteo, Megan Poll, Thomas Fliss and Scot Morrison (student)
Nominating Committee Chair: James Spencer, PT, DPT, CSCSJames Spencer, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS graduated from Northeastern University in 2006 and has been a Traveling Physical Therapist for the majority of the time since. He has worked throughout much of New England as well as in Alaska, Hawaii, and Illinois. He now calls Aspen, Colorado home, although he continues to complete contract work throughout the US in the summer months. James has previously served as Membership Chair for the Orthopaedic Section and has served on a variety of committees with the Massachusetts and Colorado Chapters.Nominating Committee Members: Judith Woehrle, Carol Courtney
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Register Now for the Sheffield Fun Run
Saturday 9th July 2016
Weston Park, Sheffield S10 2TP
The North Wales Fun Run in April went really well raising £605 so far. Now it is Sheffield's turn to step up to the starting line.
5km, or roughly 3 miles to the uninitiated, is typical of the distance walked by women and children in rural Nigeria in their search for clean drinking water. Not for them the luxury of simply turning on a tap.
The whole course is along footpaths and is suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. If preferred, participants can run on the grass alongside most of the paths.
Who Participates? The short answer is everyone! We have serious runners who are training for other events; we have family groups who race between themselves; we have parents with buggies; we have dog-walkers. Some run, others stroll.
This sponsored event annually raises enough money to provide a rural commmunity in Nigeria with a borehole that will give clean drinking water throughout the year to every man, woman and child in the village.
If we want to help more communities this year, your participation in the event is crucial and raising sponsorship is vital.
Download the Sponsorship Form for printing
Here are a few things you should know:
- The run will begin at 11:00am from the Museum in Weston Park, which is next to Firth Court, the University of Sheffield on Western Bank & opposite the Children's Hospital. We are raising money to help communities in Nigeria who have no clean water supply.
- Registration will take place on the steps of the Museum overlooking the bandstand.
- Registration will finish at 10:50am so please report to the registration point in good time
- Entry fees are:
- £ 4 per adult
- £ 2 per child (15 and under)
- £10 per family (2 adults & up to 3 children)
These can be paid online at: http://www.justgiving.com/Steve-Horton3
- You can leave your belongings at Registration and there are toilets in the Museum
- There will be qualified first aiders in attendance
- There will be medals for all finishers
- The route is 5k long, approximately as far many women and children in Nigeria have to go to fetch their water
- An easy way to manage your sponsorship is online. If you go to www.justgiving.com/taste you can set up your own webpage and collect all your sponsorship electronically – it is very easy and collecting sponsorship money is painless!
- To speed up registration, please register in advance online at www.taste.org.uk or return a registration form before Monday 4 July.
- This is a sponsored event, please get a sponsor form in advance and sign up your family and friends. Please add up the total amount promised, enter it on the sponsor form and bring your sponsor form with you. It will need to be stamped for authentication
Remember this is a FUN event, whether you run or walk, so please come and enjoy yourselves
You can pay your sponsorship money in cash, by cheque,
or on-line at www.taste.org.uk
The TASTE Trustees are grateful to God for your support
Please send to TASTE, 15 Hawthorn Road, Sheffield, S6 4LG
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Otto I
Otto I, also known as Otto the Great and Duke Otto II of Saxony, son of Henry the Fowler, was the first Holy Roman Emperor since Charlemagne. He consolidated the German Reich and made significant advances for secular influence in papal politics. His reign is generally considered to be the true beginning of the Holy Roman Empire.
Over the course of his reign, Otto defeated revolts by his half-brother, his younger brother and his son, and expanded the boundaries of his empire through constant war. He maneuvered Pope John XII into crowning him Emperor and later deposed him and set Pope Leo VIII in his place. He signed the treaty known as the Privilegium Ottonianum, probably once Leo was pope, which enabled the emperor to ratify papal elections. Though warfare was frequent, Germany was stable under Otto's rule and a small cultural renaissance flourished.
Important Dates
Elected king: Aug. 7, 936
Crowned Emperor: Feb. 2, 962
Died: May 7, 973
On the Web
Catholic Encyclopedia: Otto I, the Great
Concise biography by F. Kampers.
Otto I, The Great
A concise, well-referenced overview of Otto's reign, written by Ernest Granda, researched by Stephanie Fielder, and edited by Therese Vogel at Northpark University. .
Primary Sources
Emperor Otto the Great: Gift of a Tax to a Convent, 958
English translation scanned and modernizedby Jerome S. Arkenberg, and placed online by Paul Halsall at his Medieval Sourcebook.
Grant of Market, Coinage, and Taxation Privileges to Bishopric of Osnabrück, 952
English translation scanned and modernizedby Jerome S. Arkenberg, and placed online by Paul Halsall at his Medieval Sourcebook.
In Print
The links below will take you to an online bookstore, where you can find more information about the book to help you get it from your local library. This is provided as a convenience to you; neither Melissa Snell nor About is responsible for any purchases you make through these links.
Germany in the Early Middle Ages, 800-1056
by Timothy Reuter
Medieval Germany, 500-1300: A Political Interpretation
by Benjamin Arnold
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Medieval Germany
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When I mentioned on Twitter last night that we really do have some kickass restaurants in Kilkenny, that may have been before Campagne continued its winning streak since the its doors opened locally, by being named Best Restaurant in Ireland at last night's Irish Restaurant Awards or "the food oscars".
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Multi award-winning Thai and Vietnamese restaurant Saba continued its winning streak with a hat-trick at last night's Irish Restaurant Awards. You can get the full list of winners here.
The restaurant was announced winner of the Best Customer Service in Dublin and Best Casual Dining in Dublin before taking the overall Best Casual Dining in Ireland category.
Paul Cadden, owner of Saba, commented
"We are absolutely thrilled to have been chosen as the winner of Best Customer Service and Best Casual Dining, both in Dublin and for all of Ireland, and would like to extend a huge thanks to all of our customers, the Saba team, supporters and friends. Coming on the back of our win at the International Gourmand Cookbook of the Year Award in Paris in February for "Saba: The Cookbook" and more recently the 'Food & Drink' category at the Ulster Bank Business Achievers Leinster Awards, this has certainly been a remarkable year."
Saba has recently been refurbished and Paul and his team are looking forward to welcoming everyone back to check out the new-look premises and all new menus. Check them out online at SabaDublin.com.
The finals of the annual Irish Restaurant Awards were held in Dublin last night in the Burlington Hotel. Having gone through the regional finals in various stages earlier in the year, the grand final gives the nod to the best in class in Ireland of restaurants across a wide variety of categories. On the local front (to me anyway) there were wins for Mount Juliet's The Lady Helen restaurant in as Best Regional Hotel Restaurant in Leinster, topping it all off by winning the national award as well for Best Hotel Restaurant in Ireland.
Ananda's Suni Gahi has been named Best Chef in Ireland for 2013 while The Tannery in Dungarvan (pictured above), under the watchful eye of Paul Flynn (Best Chef in Munster) has been named as Best Restaurant in Ireland for 2013.
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The Munster Regional Final for the Restaurant Awards 2012 sponsored by Santa Rita / Sunday Independent Life Magazine took place in The Imperial Hotel, last night. If you're looking for the full list of winners in restaurants across Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary and Waterford, skip to the jump.
Speaking at the awards last night, Adrian Cummins of the Restaurants Association of Ireland said
Since their inception, the Irish Restaurant Awards have cast a spotlight on Ireland's hottest restaurants and chefs. They have become a byword for quality, class and achievement… The awards everyone wants to win. As a testament to their success, the entries have doubled since last year, with 5,000 nominations made for Ireland's favourite Restaurants, Chefs, Gastro Pubs, Hotel Restaurants and Local Food Heroes throughout the Country.
We celebrate the award winning cuisines and the great restaurateurs and chefs who have brought international recognition and accolades to the Irish restaurant scene. We are the economic engine rooms in every town in Ireland, creating and maintaining much needed local employment. Our industry has annual sales in excess of €2 billion and we employ 64,000 people. In fact, we are the largest employer within the Irish Tourism Sector. And tonight, everyone is a winner'.
It was great to see over 240 restaurateurs attend the awards in the Ulster region this year., we look forward to seeing all of the Ulster County Winners in Dublin on the 14thMay 2012 where Regional and All Ireland winners will be announced'.
All County winners will now compete for the Regional and All Ireland Title which will be announced at the Irish Restaurant Awards in the Burlington Hotel Dublin on Wednesday 14th May 2012.
There are 3 components to phase two of the process. Each element is independently assessed by KPMG.
- Mystery Guest Visit (35%) This component of the awards is conducted by Prism Consulting headed by Hugo Arnold, independent food writer and consultant. (http://www.hugoarnold.com). All County Winners receive a mystery guest visit throughout the month of April.
- National Awards Academy (55%) The National Awards Academy is made up representatives from each of the regional judging panels and will meet in May to Judge the County Winners.
Read on for the full list of Munster restaurant award winners.
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LAST NIGHT in Dublin saw The Irish Restaurant Awards take place at a packed Burlington Hotel with the creme of Irish restaurants, bars and chefs in the running for awards like Best Chef, Best Restaurant, Best Gastropub and more. The winners were circulated a few hours before the actual awards ceremony took place (kinda takes the element of surprise out of things on the night for those in attendance who were checking their email).
While they didn't feature this year in the overall awards, congratulations on a local level must go to Campagne being named Best Restaurant in Leinster. Head chef Garrett Byrne was also in the running for Best Chef overall, an award that went to Grenan's Castle's Mickael Viljanen.
Will someone please remind me to make a reservation for dinner there!
The Big Winners
- Best Restaurant 2011 – Chapter One
- Best Chef 2011 – Mickael Viljanen (Gregan's Castle)
- Best Customer Service 2011 – Gregan's Castle
- Best Casual Dining 2011 – La Cucinia
- Best Hotel Restaurant 2011 – Gregan's Castle
- Best Wine Experience 2011 – Jacques at Greenacres
- Best Gastro Pub 2011 – Harry's Bar
- Local Food Hero 2011 – Jack McCarthy's , McCarthy's of Kanturk
There were over 6,000 nominations made from all over the country, feeding local, regional and overall awards.
Additional Winners
- Best Seafood Experience 2011 – O' Grady's on the Pier, Barna, Co. Galway
- Best Ethnic Restaurant 2011 – Rasam, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
- Best Newcomer 2011 – The Fatted Calf, Glasson, Co. Westmeath
- Best Cocktail Experience 2011 – Saba, Dublin
- Best Restaurant Design 2011 – Ely Bar and Brasserie, Dublin
- Best Coffee Experience 2011– Fallon and Byrne, Exchequer St, Dublin
- Best Practice in Environmental 2011 – Radisson Hotel, Dublin Airport
- Best Restaurant Website 2011 – Seapoint, Monkstown, Dublin
- Best Club Restaurant 2011 – Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club, Dublin
- Best Supplier 2011 – Keeling's
- Best Cookery School 2011 – The Tannery, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford
- Best Innovation 2011 – O' Brien Chop House, Lismore, Co. Waterford
- Best Food Producer 2011 – Silverhill Foods
- Most Informative Menu 2011 – Bodega, Co. Waterford
For the full rundown on the awards proper, check out IrishRestaurantAwards.com or follow the Irish Restaurant Awards on Facebook.
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James Williams of Harvard could be drafted tonight or tomorrow
I was recently interviewed by the "NFL Draft GM" Website about the Ivy prospects in the pro draft.
You can listen to the interview here.
The interviewer really wanted me to focus on graduation Brown WR Buddy Farnham, but I think the Ivy player with the best chance of getting drafted is OL James Williams from Harvard.
I was also able to slip in some mentions of Columbia players of the past and present like Steve Cargile, Austin Knowlin, and M.A. Olawale.
Spring Game Tomorrow Night!!!
Don't forget the Rack and Soul Spring Game is tomorrow night at Wien Stadium beginning at 7pm.
I have not yet heard if the game will be available on streaming video, but stay tuned.
High School List Grows
I've only been able to add FOUR more years to my high school database project, but the list now stands at 21 total years worth of varsity rosters and most of the freshmen rosters from those years as well.
High School Database Project: 1969-1989
A.I. DuPont HS (Greenville, DE)
Glen Trivits '81
Abington Heights HS (Clarks Summit, PA)
Ralph Brunori '81
Addams HS (Cleveland, OH)
Calvin Lewis '74
Albany Academy (Albany, NY)
J.R. Clearfield '92
Albany HS (Albany, NY)
Steve Quackenbush '85
Alvin Sr. HS (Alvin, TX)
Jim Wiginton '70
Ambridge Area HS (Ambridge, PA)
Don Hare '77
Amherst Regional HS (Amhearst, MA)
Craig Wilson '70
Apollo-Ridge HS (Spring Church, PA)
Byron Schuler '78
Archbishop Carroll HS (Washington, DC)
Robert Newsome '79
Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame HS (Miami, FL)
Ralph Maxy '90
Archbishop Hoban HS (Wilkes-Barre, PA) *now folded into Holy Redeemer HS
Michael Olsakowski '86
Archbishop Mitty HS (San Jose, CA)
Glen Smith '75
Archbishop Moeller HS (Cincinnati, HS)
John Stigler '70
Glen Smith '75
Archbishop Riordan HS (San Francisco, CA)
Steve Niland '85
Archbishop Rummel HS (Metairie, LA)
Steve Resor '82
Archbishop Shaw HS (Marrero, LA)
Jeff Ruiz '93
Archbishop Stepinac HS (White Plains, NY)
Bruce Molinelli '84
Archbishop Weber HS (Chicago, IL) *now closed
Charles Hiltunen '87
Archbishop Williams HS (Braintree, MA)
Jim Dignan '91
Archbishop Wood HS (Warminster, PA)
Kevin Berry '76
Phil Priore '80
Arlington HS (Arlington, MA)
Dave Spinosa '78
Arlington HS (Lagrangeville, NY)
Trip Finley '83
Arlington Heights HS (Stroudsburg, PA)
Frank Dermody '73
Arsenal Tech HS (Indianapolis, IN)
Charles Johnson '72
Steve Woods '73
Astabula HS (Astabula, OH)
Dave Hathy '74
Mark Rantala '74
Atascadero HS (Atascadeo, CA)
Jerry Bishop '88
Tom Keffury '89
Attleboro HS (Attleboro, MA)
Mark Hanewich '81
Auburn HS (Auburn, NY)
Joe Picciano '80
Aurora West HS (Aurora, IL)
Cary Dowat '81
Austintown-Fitch HS (Austintown, OH)
Ham McGregor '70
Ron Suber '87
Avon Lake HS (Avon Lake, OH)
Chris Becker '74
Avon Old Farms School (Avon, CT)
Jim Daine '92
Baldwin HS (Pittsburgh, PA)
Chris Layton '88
Baltimore City College HS (Baltimore, MD)
Law Mobley '74
Barnstable HS (Hyannis, MA)
Mike Delaney '76
Barrington HS (Barrington, HS)
Tom Patrick '93
Bay HS (Panama City, FL)
Bart Barnett '90
Bay Shore HS (Bay Shore, NY)
John Frazier '88
Bayonne HS (Bayonne, NJ)
Mark Powasnik '85
Bayport-Blue Point HS (Bayport, NY)
Justin Angiolillo '92
Bayside HS (Flushing, NY)
Henry Young
Beach Channel HS (Rockaway Beach, NY)
Brian O'Connell '89
Beachwood HS (Cleveland, OH)
Matt Stream '93
Bella Vista HS (Fair Oaks, CA)
Jerry Peterson '87
Belle Vernon HS (Belle Vernon, PA)
Doug Indof '82
Mark Wenick '81
Belleville HS (Belleville, NJ)
Gus Leming '93
Bellevue HS (Bellevue, WA)
Matt Weber '92
Benedictine HS (Cleveland, OH)
Mike Garred '92
Steve Howland '73
Kevin Krakora '78
Benjamin Russell HS (Alexander City, AL)
Rick Haynes '92
Bergen Catholic HS (Oradell, NJ)
Joe Bossolina '84
Tom Pacicco '79
Bill Poppe '70
Phil Russoti '70
Bergenfield HS (Bergenfield, NJ)
Glenn Pinnel '92
Frank Stephan '93
Berkeley Prep (Tampa, FL)
Kris Kaliebe '92
Will Knight '90
Bernards HS (Bernardsville, NJ)
Mike McCarthy '83
Berner HS (Massapequa, NY) *now closed
Greg McGrath '78
Bethpage HS (Bethpage, NY)
Mike Sardo '93
Beverly Hills HS (Beverly Hills, CA)
Frank "Dexter" Brown '76
Bishop Amat HS (La Puente, CA)
Tim Davids '89
Bishop Canevin Catholic HS (Pittsburgh, PA)
Tony Mazzarini '85
Bishop Egan High School (Levittown, PA) *now Conwell-Egan Catholic HS)
Kevin Creeden '75
Mike Yeager '76
Bishop Feehan HS (Attleboro, MA)
Jim Perkoski '73
Bishop Gorman HS (Las Vegas, NV)
Mark Fehringer '90
Bishop Grimes HS (Syracuse, NY)
Geoff Cummings '75
Bishop Kelley HS (Tulsa, OK)
Paul Tomasi '90
Bishop Rosencrans HS (Zanesville, OH)
Herb Baker '73
Bishop Timon HS (Buffalo, NY)
Ned Kirk '92
Bishop Watterson HS (Columbus, OH)
Jim Bianchi '90
Blair Academy (Blairstown, NJ)
Stanley Broussard '91 (PG year)
Blakely HS (Peckville, PA)
Joe Dziedzic '70
Jim Wascura '70
Bloomsburg HS (Bloomsburg, PA)
David Klingerman '72
Rob Wningate '70
Bloomfield Sr. HS (Bloomfield NJ)
Frank Buttitta '72
Boca Raton HS (Boca Raton, FL)
Tim Kayworth '77
Frank Schultz '77
Bogota HS (Bogota, NJ)
Dennis Graham '70
Boone HS (Orlando, FL)
Dan Upperco '85
Boston College HS (Dorchester, MA)
Bob Conroy '81
Mark Reed '79
Fred Sullivan '79
Boston Latin (Boston, MA)
Joe Beggan '81
Ken Crotty '83
Chuck Donigian '77
Shawn Fitzgerald '80 (Also did PG year at Mount Hermon)
Ed Holland '71
Dino Lombardi '81
Al Lussier '75
Al Magliaro '70
Bill Nickerson '81
Jeff Peters '82
Boston Technical HS (Boston, MA) *now the John D. O'Bryant School of Mathematics & Science
Dave Crotty '82
Bourne HS (Buzzards Bay, MA)
Larry Brion '73
Boyd Anderson HS (Lauderdale Lakes, FL)
Terry Brown '88
Brandywine HS (Wilmington, DE)
John Dougherty '83
Briarcliffe HS (Briarcliffe Manor, NY)
Brian O'Hagan '80 (also did PG year at Milford Academy)
Bill Roegge '82
Kent Seaman '80 (also did PG year at Phillips Andover Academy)
Bridgeport Central HS (Bridgeport, CT)
Richard Jorge '83
Al McGovern '78
Brien McMahon HS (Norwalk, CT)
Rudy Gisolfi '75
Brighton HS (Rochester, NY)
Tom Altier '72
Bristol Central HS (Bristol, CT)
Doug Jackson '76 (also did PG year at Milford Academy)
Brentwood HS (Brentwood, NY)
Chris Chase '86
Fred Ramos '87
Bronx Science HS (Bronx, NY)
Peter Torres '92
Brookline HS (Brookline, MA)
David Brodney '72
Brooklyn HS (Brooklyn, OH)
Bill Wazevich '70
Bob Wazevich '76
Brooklyn Prep (Brooklyn, NY) *Now Closed
Robert Johnson '74
Brooklyn Tech HS (Brooklyn, NY)
Ray Bailey '85
Burley Barthell '73
John Daurio '72
Charles LaRocca '80
Dexter Lockamy '80
Marc Mazur '81
Dave Pinnock '80
Desmond Smith '74
George Van Amsen '74
Brooks School (North Andover, MA)
Eric Genden '87
Andrew Roberts '88
Brophy Prep (Phoenix, AZ)
Tony Tutrone '86
Brother Rice HS (Bloomfield Township, MI)
Mark Wojciechowski '76
Brother Rice HS (Chicago, IL)
George Gianfrancisco '88
Brunswick School (Greenwich, CT)
Art Malley '70
Brush HS (Lyndhurst, OH)
Geoff Stoner '80
Burlington Township HS (Burlington, NJ)
Luke Uzupis '82
Burnsville HS (Burnsville, WV)
Shannon Shreve '72
Butler HS (Augusta, GA)
Ricky Owens '93
Byzantine Catholic HS (Parma, OH) *now defunct?
Mike Telep '75
Caldwell HS (Caldwell, ID)
Michael McLaughlin '88
Calhoun HS (Merrick, NY)
Mike Bogacki '88
Calvert Hall College HS (Towson, MD)
Marty Fischer '78
Camden Catholic HS (Cherry Hill, NJ)
Gary Ervin '84
Jim Kelleher '76
Canarsie HS (Brooklyn, NY)
Allan Potak '80
Canevin Catholic HS
Canfield HS (Canfield, OH)
Richard Hughes '81
Ken Popovec '83
Canon McMillan Sr. HS (Strabane, PA)
David Gallagher '72
Cantwell HS (Montebello, CA) *now Cantwell-Sacred Heart of Mary HS
Greg Gonzalez '87
Cardinal Brennan (Ashland, PA)
Joe Wright '84
Cardinal Gibbons HS (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Nick Leone '88
Cardinal Hayes HS (Bronx, NY)
Ed Barreiro '85
Jim Boran '79
Sean Cannon '81
Ed Michael '73
Mark Mitchell '84
Jose Perez '82
Seth Shelton '90
Terry Terrance '74
Rich Witherspoon '79
Jim Witherspoon '83
Cardinal Mooney HS (Youngstown, OH)
Mike Fortine '83
Tim Kimmel '86
Rusty Kosiorek '89
Carl Pelini '87
Vince Pelini '82
Dan Philbin '84
Mike Scavina '83
Cardinal Newman HS (West Palm Beach, FL)
Matt Swyers '93
Cardinal Spellman HS (Bronx, NY)
Larry Biondi '80
Robert Pash '83
Lou Petrozza '79
Phil Viti '79
Carle Place HS (Carle Place, NY)
Michael Shane '71
Carlisle HS (Carlisle, OH)
Jim McGrath '83
Carlisle HS (Carlisle, PA)
Ted Scott '75
Carnegie HS (Carnegie, PA)
Gary Atutes '74
Carol City HS, (Miami Gardens, FL)
Evan Forde '74
Carroll HS (Southlake, TX)
Gary Bohnsack '93
Carteret HS (Carteret, NJ)
Andy Frolich '79
Jeff Malovetz '79
Carver HS (Newport News, VA)
Jonathan Mangana '74
Casa Grande HS (Casa Grande, AZ)
Dave Apodaca '90
Denis Fitzgibbons '86
Matt Less '90
Cassady School (Oklahoma City, OK)
Dan Lane '84
Cathedral HS (Springfield, MA)
Ed Dunn '73 (also did PG year at Wilbraham)
Alberto Marconi '93
Tom Whiston '72 (also did PG year at Worcester Academy)
Cathedral Prep HS (Erie, PA)
John Hall '80
Rich Quadri '81
Cedar Ridge HS (Old Bridge, NJ)
Steve Tannis '74
Centennial HS (Boise, ID)
Sean Millard '93
Central HS (Phoenix, AZ)
Tom Johnston '87
Central HS (Columbus, GA)
Bruce Stephens '78
Central HS (Philadelphia, PA)
Bob DuBose '76
Will Horton '76
Central HS (Manchester, NH)
Sean Feren '92
Central Catholic HS (Lawrence, MA)
Steve McCarthy '80
Central Catholic HS (Steubenville, OH)
Joe Topich '70
Central Catholic HS (Pittsburgh, PA)
Rich Haver '70
Tim Kiely '82
Bill Reilly '83
Chaminade HS (Hollywood, FL) *Now Chaminade-Madonna HS
Bob Schuchts '77
Chaminade HS (Mineola, NY)
John Chirico '87
Phil Corsello '89
Kevin Cotter '82
Gerry Fitzpatrick '79
Jim Fitzpatrick '82
Robert Flock '83
Tim Flock '80
Mark Krasinski '70
Tom McNally '82
Chaminade-Julienne HS (Dayton, OH)
Mike Hodapp '90
Pat Sharkey '73
Chamberlain HS (Tampa, FL)
Richard Cory '84
Chanel HS (Bedford, OH)
Dan Abood '90
Dave Abood '89
Tom Hanusek '72
Chaney HS (Youngstown, OH)
Jim Pelusi '79
Jerry Sanchy '74
John Sefcik '72
Ron Yozwiak '79
Chartiers Valley HS (Bridgeville, PA)
Bill Donley '81
Dave Gormley '84
Cheektowaga Central HS (Cheektowaga, NY)
Dennis Lafferty '93
Cherokee HS (Marlton, NJ)
John Evans '91
Cherry Creek HS (Greenwood Village, CO)
Shay Bess '91
Billy Burke '92
Cherry Hill West HS (Cherry Hill, NJ)
Jim Anderson '74
Cheshire Academy (Cheshire, CT)
Glenn Erickson '74
Chicago Vocational School (Chicago, IL)
Sean Johnson '92
Chicopee HS (Chicopee, MA)
Jim O'Connor '69 (also did PG year at Deerfield)
John O'Connor '67 (also did PG year at Deerfield)
Tom O'Connor '63
Chicopee Comprehensive HS (Chicopee, MA)
Mike Aroney '77 (also did PG year at Wilbraham-Monson Academy)
John Barney '71
Dan O'Connor '82 (also did PG year at Wilbraham-Monson Academy)
Choate School (Wallingford, CT)
Joe Cabrera '82 (PG Year)
Jim Gelb '92
Rich Marcellino '71
Rich Markarian '84
Cal Moffie '79* (PG Year)
Bill Murzic '80 (PG Year)
Joe Ori '93
Kevin Shorey '81 (PG Year)
Christian Brothers Academy (Albany, NY)
Andy Elliott '79
Steve Elliott '78
Steve Rao '77
Ron Sydnor '82
Christian Brothers College HS (St. Louis, MO)
Bill Buchholz '79
Christopher Columbus HS (Miami, FL)
Robert Fernandez '92
James Greene '86
Don Lewis '84
Brad McCormick '90
Tom Pagley '87
John Pennekamp '90
Claremore HS (Claremore, OK)
Jay Young '92
Classical HS (Providence, RI)
Nick Baughan '90
Classical HS (Springfield, MA)
Mike Evans '74
Jesse Parks '73
Clear Lake HS (Houston, TX)
Glen Balch '92
Cleveland Heights HS (Cleveland Heights, OH)
Ray Rahamin '76
Cleveland Hill HS (Cheektowaga, NY)
Trevor Sajdak '92
Clifton HS (Clifton, NJ)
Mike Henry '90
Clinton HS (Clinton, MA)
Victor Lugo '74
Columbia HS (Lake City, FL)
George Abney '91
Columbia HS (East Greenbush, NY)
George Stone '87
Columbus Academy (Gahanna, OH)
Tony Gurvis '75
Commack South HS (Commack, NY) *now Commack HS
Rich Ritter '88
Comsewogue HS (Port Jefferson, NY)
Mike Nilsen '79
Conard HS (West Hartford, CT)
Ben Alsup '93
Concord HS (Concord, NH)
Bruce Mayhew '91
Conneaut HS (Conneaut, OH)
Jim Davin '83
Connellsville HS (Connellsville, PA)
John DeSimone '91
Connetquot HS (Bohemia, NY)
John Gil '83
Copiague HS (Copiague, NY)
Tom Finerty '77
Coral Gables HS (Coral Gables, FL)
Williams DeVaul '92
Coronado HS (Colorado Springs, HS)
Robert McGrath '86
Corry Area HS (Corry, PA)
Carl Hillstrom '73
Coughlin HS (Wilkes-Barre, PA)
Joe Yastremski '86
Council Rock HS (Newtown, PA) *now split between Council Rock North and Council Rock South HS
Mike Doring '93
Covington Catholic HS (Park Hills, KY)
Scott Spivey '93
Cumberland Valley HS (Mechanicsburg, PA)
Ian Kohlhaas '89
Dalton School (New York, NY)
Keith Guerrant '79
Damien HS (La Verne, CA)
John Soltis '90
Danbury HS (Danbury, CT)
Kevin Burns '78
Daniel Murphy Catholic School (Los Angeles, CA) *now closed
Winslow Cervantes '86
Danvers HS (Danvers, MA)
John Curtis '73
De Paul HS (Wayne, NJ)
Wayne Constantin '70
Decatur HS (Decatur, TX)
Brian Pennartz '92
Deerfield Academy (Deerfield, MA)
Matt Barr '87 (PG year)
Jack Beatrice '85
Joe Ciulla '80 (PG Year)
Jerry Dunn '70
Matt Fox '89 (PG year)
John Harding '73
Charles Laughinghouse '72
Mark Lincoln '82
Mike Manuche '80
Jim O'Connor '69 (PG year)
John O'Connor '67 (PG year)
Paul Silvernail '84
Mike Zawadzkas '72
Del Norte HS (Albuquerque, NM)
Paul Childers '89
De La Salle HS (Detroit, MI)
Larry Rancilio '90
De La Salle Institute (Chicago, IL)
Steve Miles '86
Demopolis Academy (Demopolis, AL)
Mike Compton '91
DePaul HS (Wayne, NJ)
Robert Kinz '85
Marty Tell '85
Derry Area HS (Latrobe, PA)
Keith Burd '70
DeWitt Clinton HS (Bronx, NY)
Jim Hall '71
Division Avenue HS (Levittown, NY)
Bob Sbara '82
Dixie Hollins HS (St. Petersburg, FL)
Lenny Feder '90
Doherty HS (Colorado Springs, CO)
Chad Moore '93
Matt Thompson '93
Doherty HS (Worcester, MA)
Dave Cromwick '80
Paul O'Connor '79
Don Bosco HS (Ramsey, NJ)
Jan Harmon '74
Tom Hurley '73
Downey HS (Downey, CA)
Benny Seybold '89
Dublin HS (Dublin, CA)
Jason Doolittle '93
Dumont HS (Dumont, NJ)
Tom Karrenberg '70
Dunedin HS (Dunedin, FL)
Jack Glavey '76
Mike Holloway '77
Dunmore HS (Dunmore, PA)
Angelo Sabatelle '80
Duquesne HS (Duquesne, PA) * now closed
John Connolly '70
Duval HS (Lanham, MD)
Ron Myers '80
Dwight-Englewood School (Englewood, NJ)
Craig Chodash '90
East HS (Denver, CO)
Kevin Robinson '93
East Aurora HS (East Aurora, NY)
Jim Kauderer '91
East Brunswick HS (East Brunswick, NJ)
David Feldman '85
East Hartford HS (East Hartford, CT)
Kevin Brown '71
David Ryan '71
East Islip HS (Islip Terrace, NY)
Robert Lopez '76
East Meadow HS (East Meadow, NY)
William Schenk '86
East Providence HS (East Providence, RI)
Mike Crowley '75
Fred Hallal '72
East Syracuse Minoa HS (East Syracuse, NY)
Mike Lawler '79
Paul Leichti'79
Easton Area HS (Palmer Township, PA)
Kyle Hoffman '88
Edison HS (Edison, NJ)
Ken Percy '87
Henry Santos '86
El Cerrito HS (El Cerrito, CA)
Steve Walker '88
El Dorado HS (Las Vegas, NV)
Jay Craddock '81
Elder HS (Cincinnati, OH)
Mike Finley '83
Paul Myers '85
Emmaus HS (Emmaus, PA)
Bill Flick '87 (also did PG year at Perkiomen School)
Erasmus Hall HS (Brooklyn, NY)
Charlie Wilmont '71
Escambia HS (Pensacola, FL)
John Endacott '91
Essex Catholic HS (Newark, NJ) *now closed
Kevin Kearns '78
Euclid HS (Cleveland, OH)
Greg Fondran '87
Evander Childs HS (Bronx, NY)
Fred Cranston '74
Vern Cross '74
Evergreen HS (Evergreen, CO)
Mike Goldman '84
Fairfield Prep (Fairfield, CT)
Richard Bernard '92
Bill Boczkowski '71
John Flaherty '84
Bill Motherway '86
John Ryan '73
Fairport Harding HS (Fairport Harbor, OH)
John Gavelda '79
Falls Church HS (Falls Church, VA)
Bill Epling '81
Far Rockaway HS (Far Rockaway, NY)
Gary Webb '74
Farmingdale HS (Farmingdale, NY)
Tom Boccafola '92
Chet Levitt '88
Tony Pezzano '86
Father Judge HS (Philadelphia, PA)
Terry Jones '85
Father Lopez School (Daytona Beach, FL)
David Vukelja '74
Fenwick HS (Oak Park, IL)
Joe Calcagno '93
Ferris HS (Jersey City, NJ)
Jim Bruno '76
Firelands HS (Oberlin, OH)
Dave Krebs '77
Firestone HS (Akron, OH)
Ed Melian '83
Fitchburg HS (Fitchburg, MA)
Bubba Caron '92
Flushing HS (Flushing, NY)
Lou Green '73
Tom Tryforos '81
Ken Wright '73
Foothill HS (Pleasanton, CA)
Mike Doyle '88
Fordham Prep (Bronx, NY)
Mario Biaggi '80
John Crabtree '78
John Doran '80
Pete Drummond '74
Ashley Hernandez '90
Lance Ogiste '81
Forest Park HS (Cincinnati, OH) *now Wilton Woods HS)
Kelly Peters '84
Fort Lee HS (Fort Lee, NJ)
Behar Cami '91
Fort Pierce Central HS (Fort Pierce, FL)
Phil Jenkins '76
Mike Neal '77
Fox Chapel Area HS (Pittsburgh, PA)
Bruce Kirin '75
Foxboro HS (Foxboro, MA)
Bennet Fuller '72
Robert Wroe '71
Framingham North HS (Framingham, MA) *now Framingham HS
Dave Nickerson '86 (also did PG year at Phillips Exeter)
Franklin HS (Rochester, NY)
Brad Mitchell '88
Franklin HS (Somerset, NJ)
David Ingram '79
Franklin D. Roosevelt HS (Staatsburg, NY)
Doug Softy '84
Franklin K. Lane HS (Brooklyn, NY)
Emanuel Kouroupos '78
Freeport Area HS (Freeport, PA)
Larry Hollier '70
Friends Academy (Locust Valley, NY)
Vince Mazzeo '77
Friends Seminary (New York, NY)
Chris Lewis '90
Garden City HS (Garden City, NY)
Brian Deane '92
Garfield HS (Seattle, WA)
Alec Campbell '86
Gateway HS (Monroeville, PA)
Hunter Fugger '86
Gateway Regional HS (Woodbury Heights, NJ)
Kirk Combs '78
George J. Penney HS (East Hartford, CT) *now merged with East Hartford HS
Gene Charon '73
George Washington HS (Denver, CO)
Bob Alberry '87
George Washington Carver HS (Montgomery, AL)
Brett Pouncey '88
Georgetown Prep (North Bethesda, MD)
Paul McCormick '78
Girard HS (Girard, OH)
Jason Griffith '92
Glenbard North HS (Carol Stream, IL)
Rich Neapolitan '90
Glenbard South HS (Glen Ellyn, IL)
Durc Savini '88
Glen Cove HS (Glen Cove, NY)
Jay Fleisher '70
Gooding HS (Gooding, ID)
Swen Swenson '90
Gordonstoun School (Elgin, Scotland UK)
Mark de la Roche '88
Great Neck South HS (Great Neck, NY)
William Harrington '74
Greece Athena HS (Rochester, NY)
Larry Alletto '87
Joe Foust '92
Greendale HS (Greendale, WI)
Rob High '92
Greeneview HS (Jamestown, OH)
Joe Ron Smith '74
Greenwich HS (Greenwich, CT)
Matt Barr '87 (also did PG year at Deerfield)
Joe Cabrera '82 (also did PG year at Choate)
Grosse Pointe South HS (Grosse Point Farms, MI)
John Williamson '88
Groveport-Madison HS (Groveport, OH)
Tom Bow '83
Grover Cleveland HS (Flushing, NY)
Mike Ghenta '88
Gulliver Prep School (Miami, FL)
Ed Krukowski '83
H.B. Plant HS (Tampa, FL)
Chris Reed '90
Hackensack HS (Hackensack, NJ)
Hector Carter '91
Halifax HS (Halifax, PA)
Rod Paul '89
Haldale Central HS (Cold Spring, NY)
Kevin Timmons '81
Hamburg HS (Hamburg, NY)
Scott Anderson '82
Hamilton-Garfield HS (Hamilton, OH) *now Hamilton HS
Steve Rust '77
Hanover HS (Hanover, NH)
Don Young '74
Harper Creek HS (Battle Creek, MI)
Jarrod Johanns '90
Harry S Truman HS (Bronx, NY)
Raleigh Lay '85
Hasbrouck Heights HS (Hasbrouck Heights, NJ)
Rich Manfredi '74
Evan Morgan '85
Scott Roberts '90
Hastings High School (Hastings on Hudson, NY)
Tom Nugent '81
Hawthorne HS (Hawthorne, NJ)
Pat DeStafano '70
Hazleton HS (Hazleton, PA)
Joe Wezner '93
Hempfield Area HS (Greensburg, PA)
Todd Kemmerly '81
John Roddy '90
Henry Clay HS (Lexington, KY)
Mike Pagnani '83
Henry Ford II HS (Sterling, MI)
Dan Duncan '85
Henry Hudson Regional HS (Highlands, NJ)
Bob McKeon '78 (Also did PG year at Vermont Academy)
Heritage Hall HS (Oklahoma City, OK)
Tom Lester '87
Hewlett HS (Hewlett, NY)
Bill Zimmerman '81
Highland HS (Salt Lake City, UT)
Rick Durham '86
Highland Park HS (Dallas, TX)
Matt Pollard '90
Hill School (Pottstown, PA)
Wayne Dennis '72
Frank Furillo '70
Jeff Madden '85
Peter von Shoenmarck '87 (PG year)
Bill Walsh '89
Larry Walsh '86
Kevin Ward '74
Hillsborough HS (Tampa, FL)
Bobby Ray '91
Hillside HS (Hillside, NJ)
Ray Stukes '80
Hingham HS (Hingham, MA)
John Griffin '83
Hoboken HS (Hoboken, NJ)
Mike Peluso '74
Holy Cross HS (Flushing, NY)
Bill Giannone '84
Holy Cross HS (Waterbury, CT)
Peter Joeckel '81
Holy Spirit HS (Absecon, NJ)
Joe DeGaetano '87
Horace Mann HS (Bronx, NY)
Lofton Holder '86
Steve Kravitz '86
Mike Passo '70
Horseheads HS (Horseheads, NY)
Mike Morse '89
Hotchkiss School (Lakeville, CT)
Erik Johnson '90
Buddy Lee '93
Huntingdon Area HS (Huntingdon, PA)
Lynwood Hammers '70
Huntington HS (Huntington, NY)
Ed Mangiarotti '84
Huntington Park HS (Huntington Park, CA)
Frank Quinones '77
Huntsville HS (East Huntsville, TX)
Steve Antwi '92
Brad Randleman '92
Will Jackson '92
Hutch Tech HS (Buffalo, NY)
Wayne Palmer '79
Immaculate HS (Danbury, CT)
Paul Myott '90
Immaculate Conception HS (Montclair, NJ)
Mike Riordan '80
Interboro HS (Prospect Park, PA)
Tom Roberts '92
Interlake HS (Bellevue, WA)
John Plaisted '87
Iona Prep HS (New Rochelle, NY)
Lou Casali '81
Kevin Clark '88
Phil Fusco '88
Iroquois Central HS (Elma, NY)
Chuck Dimitroff '92
Isidore Newman School (New Orleans, LA)
Rodger Schneidau '91
Island Trees HS (Levittown, NY)
Pat Conroy '84
Jackson HS (Jackson, NJ)
Joe Banas '87
John Murphy '86
Jamaica High School (Jamaica, NY)
Andy Akerfelds '77
Jamestown HS (Jamestown, NY)
Jon DeAngelo '92
Jamesville-DeWitt HS (DeWitt, NY)
Dave Aloise '86
Jefferson Davis HS (Houston, TX)
Adolph Guerra '76
Jefferson Township HS (Oak Ridge, NJ)
Chip Hillenbrand '77
Jesuit HS (Tampa, FL)
Joe Maurice '87
John Adams HS (Ozone Park, NY)
Robert Fricano '88
John Glenn HS (Westland, MI)
Ray Banks '77
Steve Zielinski '90
John F. Kennedy HS (Bronx, NY)
Rudy Wilkins '88
John F. Kennedy HS (Cleveland, OH)
George Ellis '79
John F. Kennedy HS (Utica, NY)
Mario Daniele '78
John F. Kennedy HS (Warren, OH)
Pat Britt '79
John Marshall HS (Cleveland, OH)
Steve Zerucha '81
John Marshall HS (Wichita, KS)
Dennis Peterson '72
Kearns HS (Kearns, UT)
Kevin Stambaugh '93
Kenmore East HS (Tonawanda, NY)
Jim Pritchard '82
Killian HS (Miami, FL)
John Davis '74
Chris Young '90
Kings Park HS (Kings Park, NY)
Robert Carey '92
Kinnelon HS (Kinnelon, NJ)
Dick Penola '89
Kiski Area HS (Vandergrift, PA)
Harry Bodnar '75
Mike Hansen '77
Klein Forest HS (Houston, TX)
Matt Assif '89
Klein Oak HS (Spring, TX)
Bob Walcott '92
Kolbe HS (Bridgeport, CT)
Rob Iassogna '73
Steve Noble '75
La Jolla HS (La Jolla, CA)
John Tribolet '92
Lackawanna Trail HS (Factoryville, PA)
Parker Bagley '79
Lake Highlands HS (Dallas, TX)
Barry Sorrels '75
Lakewood HS (Lakewood, CO)
Wade Anderson '90
Quinn Cochran '91
Terry Elliott '90
Lafayette HS (Brooklyn, NY)
Angela Matera '80
Leonard Nelson '72
Lahser HS (Bloomfield Hills, MI)
Kirk Ruddy '89
Lamar HS (Houston, TX)
Stanley Broussard '91 (also did PG year at Blair Academy)
Lanition Gymnasium (Limassol, Cyprus)
Christos MonoVoukas '87
Lasalle Academy (Providence, RI)
Paul Mondor '74
Bill Willis '74
Lawrence HS (Lawrence, NY)
Tom Kane '84
Leonia HS (Leonia, NY)
Sean Fuller '89
Leto HS (Tampa, FL)
Tom Sullivan '91
Lexington HS (Lexington, MA)
Tim Landry '80
Matt Mosca '93
Lexington HS (Lexington, OH)
Todd Wiseman '85
Lincoln HS (Brooklyn, NY)
Glen Kay '81
Lincoln HS (Midland, PA)
Tony Ciccone '70
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional HS (Sudbury, MA)
Doug Lindgren '84
Linden HS (Linden, NJ)
Stan Clemnicki '74
Art LaCilento '86
Mike LaCilento '86
Lindenhurst HS (Lindenhurst, NY)
Carlo Bruno '85
Joe D'Angelo '88
Ken Galluccio '90
Pat Navarra '86
John Witkowski '84
Live Oak HS (Morgan Hill, CA)
Matt Loera '86
Liverpool HS (Liverpool, NY)
Brad Hutton '92
Livingston HS (Livingston, NJ)
Kevin Courtney '72
Lockport HS (Lockport, NY)
Wayne Powless '91
London HS (London, HS)
Bob Hackett '71
Long Beach HS (Lido Beach, NY)
Tom Camoia '84
Longbranch HS (Long Branch, NJ)
Randy Mickens '82
Loyola Academy (Wilmette, IL)
Matt Engels '89
Des Werthman '93
Lynbrook HS (Lynbrook, NY)
Steve Angelo '73
Lynbrook HS (San Jose, CA)
Doug Bloyd '86
Lyndhurst HS (Lyndhurst, NJ)
Charles Reuter '78
Lynn English HS (Lynn, MA)
Jim Down '73
Lyons Township HS (La Grange, IL)
Greg Watson '93
MacArthur HS (Levittown, NY)
Gene Paraszczuk '91
Mahopac HS (Mahopac, NY)
Mike Jones '72
Mahwah HS (Mahwah, NJ)
Chuck Vagell '70
Maine South HS (Park Ridge, IL)
Jamie Butcher '90
Bob Gianni '89
Maine West HS (Des Plains, IL)
Joe Kim '91
Malden Catholic HS (Malden, MA)
Tony Augello '89
Anthony Natola '88
Malverne HS (Malverne, NY)
David Putelo '88
Mamaroneck HS (Mamaroneck, NY)
Enrique Josephs '81
Manchester East Catholic HS (Manchester, CT)
Kevin Shorey '81 (Also did PG year at Choate)
Marana HS (Tucson, AZ)
Bob Burgman '79
Marian HS (Framingham, MA)
Art Ambrose '74
John Gill '74
Marian Catholic HS (Tamaqua, PA)
Stan Lazusky '80
Mariner HS (Everett, WA)
Chris Addicott '90
Marist HS (Bayonne, NJ)
Jack Boyle '70
Ted Kawoczka '79
Bob Muzikowski '78
Maryvale HS (Cheektowaga, NY)
Ron Woloweic '84
Massapequa HS (Massapequa, NY)
Art Pulsinelli '79
Matignon HS (Medford, MA)
Dick Alexander '70
McBurney School (New York, NY) *now closed
Frank Fiorito '86
Mechanicsburg HS (Mechanicsburg, PA)
Matt Nettleton '89
Medford HS (Medford, MA)
Jim Cantanzano '88
Melrose HS (Melrose, MA)
John Hickey '78
Memorial HS (Manchester, NH)
Henry Lazos '74
Menlo School (Atherton, CA)
John Barnet '86
Jack Merrick '86
Scott Smith '86
Merced HS (Merced, CA)
Don Chiesa '88
Mercy HS (St. Louis, MO) *now Trinity Catholic HS
Mike McGraw '79
Middlesex HS (Middlesex, NJ)
Joe Degati '86
Middletown HS (Middletown, NY)
Joe Wagner '81
Middletown South HS (Middletown, NJ)
Kevin O'Brien '86
Middletown HS (Middletown, OH)
Ken Gregory '77
Ted Gregory '74
Ron Gregory '81
Midland Park (Midland Park, NJ)
Kurt Peters '78
Midpark HS (Cleveland, OH)
Jeff Blake '70
Midwood HS (Brooklyn, NY)
Steve Greenberg '73
Milford Academy (New Berlin, NY)
Doug Jackson '76* (PG year)
Bob Kent '92 (PG year)
Brian O'Hagan '80 (PG year)
Drew Scopelliti '84 (PG year)
Milford HS (Highland, MI)
Chris Bakkila '91
Milford HS (Milford, NH)
Mark Foss '87
Milton HS (Newton, MA)
Ron Short '71
Milton HS (Milton, WV)
Tom Obrokta '91
Mineola HS (Mineola, NY)
John Yergen '72
Minisink Valley HS (Middletown, NY)
Rob Boland '86
Mission Viejo HS (Mission Viejo, CA)
Brad Charlton '85
Fred Coler '87
Mitchell-Baker HS (Camilla, GA)
Blake Beck '92
Mount Saint Joseph's HS (Baltimore, MD)
Tim Wade '86
Mount Saint Michael Academy (Bronx, NY)
Ed Prendergast '77
John Re '84
Monsignor Farrell HS (Staten Island, NY)
Chris Ragucci '81
Tom Schaeffer '90
Monta Vista HS (Cupertino, CA)
Kirk Adams '85
John Miller '88
Montclair-Kimberley Academy (Montclair, NJ)
Solomon Johnson '91
Montour HS (Mc Kees Rocks, PA)
Scott Fabean '87
Montoursville HS (Montoursville, PA)
Jim Bullock '74
Montpelier HS (Monpelier, VT)
Mark Wasik '83
Moon HS (Moon Township, PA)
Damon Medic '81
Morris Catholic HS (Denville, NJ)
Mike Bissinger '88
Larry Silo '84
Morris Hills HS (Rockaway, NJ)
Dwight Valentine '75
Moses Brown School (Providence, RI)
George Georges '74
Mount Carmel HS (Chicago, IL)
Rich Mosior '86
Dave Ortiz '85
Will Rush '89
Jim Taylor '89
Mount Pleasant HS (Schenectady, NY)
Bill Grasso '75
Mount Rainier HS (Des Moines, WA)
Kevin Hovland '87
Mount Saint Michael Academy (Bronx, NY)
Mike Doino '83
Mount Vernon HS (Mount Vernon, NY)
Jim Vomvolakis '91 (also did PG year at Peddie School)
Nashua HS (Nashua, NH)
Wesley Pike, Jr. '72
N.B. Forrest HS (Jacksonville, FL)
Keith Hollinger '76
Needham HS (Needham, MA)
Joe Frawley '81
Mike Frawley '81
Nettie Lee Roth HS (Dayton, OH) *now closed
Keith Clark '78
New Canaan HS (New Canaan, CT)
Pete Passaro '92
New Hampton School (Holbroke, MA)
Francis Gordon '72
New Hartford HS (New Hartford, NY)
Robert Paschall '90
New Hyde Park HS (New Hyde Park, NY)
Al Gonzalez '86
Paul Orbon '86
Bill Reggio '84
New Rochelle Academy (New Rochelle, NY) *now closed
Larry Diodato '79
New Rochelle HS (New Rochelle, NY)
Garrett Johnson '74
Nat Jones '70
Marino Orlandi '84
George Starke '71
Rich Wiggins '82
New Trier HS (Wilmette, IL)
Tom Ramsdell '89
Dan Rubinstein '73
New Utrecht HS (Brooklyn, NY)
John Leondis '73
Alex Wulwick '74
Newark Academy (Livingston, NJ-*Originally in Newark, NJ)
Greg Gennaro '82
Newbury HS (Newbury, OH)
Dave Roush '74
Newport Catholic HS (Newport, KY)
Terry Smith '73
Newton North HS (Newtonville, MA) *Originally Newton HS
Paul Burlingame '70
Cal Moffie '79 *(also did PG year at Choate)
Newton South HS (Newtown, MA)
Joe Durocher '70
Niagara Falls HS (Niagara Falls, NY)
Tom Luciani '74
Niles McKinley HS (Niles, OH)
Rick Kuhn '78
Rick Malone '78
Noble & Greenough School (Dedham, MA)
Chad Steele '92
Nordhoff HS (Ojai, CA)
Craig Terry '92
Norman HS (Norman, OK)
Jay Don Johnson '92
North HS (Youngstown, OH)
Clinton Lynch '74
North Allegheny HS (Wexford, PA)
John Hite '83
North Brunswick HS (New Brunswick, NJ)
Craig Deitch '90
Joe Policastro '87
Tony Policastro '92
North Catholic HS (Pittsburgh, PA)
Bob Borza '70
Mike Bozzo '84
North Miami HS (North Miami, FL)
Jose Rios '75
North Miami Beach HS (North Miami Beach, FL)
Bart Bondeson '93
North Plainfield HS (North Plainfield, NJ)
Eric Dill '85
North Schuykill HS (Ashland, PA)
Ron Hartz '87
North Shore HS (Sea Cliff, NY)
Peter von Shoenmarck '87 (also did PG year at Hill School)
Northampton HS (Northampton, MA)
Larry Emerson '70
Northern Highlands Regional HS (Upper Saddle River, NJ)
Denis DeFelice '72
Jon Zames '91
Northern Valley Regional HS (Old Tappan, NJ)
Larry Jansson '81
Andy Sumereau '82
Northfield- Mount Hermon Prep School (Mount Hermon, MA)
Mike Clarke '92
Marty Dunn '79
Shawn Fitzgerald '80 (PG Year)
Rob Flaherty '87 (PG year)
Sean McKeon '80
Ray Ramsey '71
Chris Riga '87 (PG year)
John Wisnioski '72
Norwood HS (Norwood, MA)
Mike Bradley '70
Notre Dame HS (Utica, NY)
Shaun O'Connell '92
Harold Wick '79
Nutley HS (Nutley, NJ)
Rick Cavalli '86 (also did PG year at Wyoming Seminary)
Oak Grove HS (San Jose, CA)
James Porter '87
Oak Hills HS (Cincinnati, OH)
Chris Meininger '82
Hal Robertson '81
Oak Park and River Forest HS (Oak Park, IL)
Al Pollard '89
Oceanside HS (Oceanside, NY)
Joe Donovan '82
Oconto Falls HS (Oconto Falls, WI)
Russ Scott '92
Old Mill HS (Millersville, MD)
Joe Duckett '83
Olmsted Falls HS (Cleveland, OH)
Mike Seidewand '89
Omaha Tech HS (Omaha, NE)
Ray Reed '74
Orange HS (Pepper Pike, OH)
Mike Horvath '73
Orchard Park HS (Orchard Park, NY)
Dan Smith '84
Ossining HS (Ossining, NY)
Scott Buitekant '90
Ottawa HS (Ottawa, IL)
Charlie Pfau '71
Our Lady of Lourdes HS (Poughkeepsie, NY)
Ron Levine '83
Steve Misuta '81
Tom Norton '83 (also did PG year at Worcester Academy)
Overbrook HS (Philadelphia, PA)
Tim Towler '77
Palm Beach Gardens HS (Palm Beach Gardens, FL)
Ken Sutton '87
Palos Verdes HS (Palos Verdes Estates, CA)
Greg Pollowitz '92
Padua Franciscan HS (Parma, OH)
Vic Kaminski '79
Paramus HS (Paramus, NJ)
Steve Abbattista '92
Paramus Catholic HS (Paramus,NJ)
Mike Alberts '73
Mike Brown '80
Jerry Burke '73
John Lanari '90
Park Ridge HS (Park Ridge, NJ)
Rick Riecker '83
Parsippany HS (Parsippany, NJ)
Bob Cregg '80
Pascack Valley HS (Hillsdale, NJ)
Tom Bonerbo '86
Pete Callahan '86
Craig Weiner '84
Passaic Valley HS (Little Falls, NJ)
Bob Pegel '84
Rob Sindorf '74
Patrick Henry HS (San Diego, CA)
Mike Pyle '89
Paulsboro HS (Paulsboro, NJ)
Herb Bundens '70
Pearl River HS (Pearl River, NY)
Marty O'Donohue '72
Peddie School (Hightstown, NJ)
Jim Vomvolakis '91 (PG year)
Penfield HS (Penfield, NY)
Paul Kussie '80
Steve Vanek '78
Pennington School (Pennington, NJ)
David Santangelo '82
Pennsbury HS (Fairless Hills, PA)
Galen Snyder '91
Pequannock Township HS (Pompton Plains, NJ)
Ed Turro '93
Perkiomen School (Pennsburg, PA)
Bill Flick '87 (PG year)
Perry HS (Perry, OH)
Tracy Seery '90
Phillips Andover Academy (Andover, MA)
Bill Murzic '80 (also did PG year at Choate School)
Kent Seaman '80 (PG year)
Bill Strack '86 (PG year)
Phillips Exeter Academy (Exeter, NH)
Greg Abbruzzese '91 (PG year)
Bubba Eggleston '92 (PG year)
Bill Hicks '87
Dave Nickerson '86 (PG year)
Owen Welch '92
Philomath HS (Philomath, OR)
Jason Smith '93
Phoenix Country Day School (Paradise Valley, AZ)
Rony Weissman '86
Pike HS (Indianapolis, IN)
John Pennywell '87
Pine Crest Prep (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Walter Haynie '89
Pioneer HS (Ann Arbor, MI)
Mike Holt '90
Piscataway HS (Piscataway, NJ)
John Conlon '85
Pitman HS (Pitman, NJ)
Dan Wall '92
Plainview HS (Plainview, NY)
Ron Taussig '79
Plymouth HS (Plymouth, WI)
Roger McNiel '79
Point Loma HS (San Diego, CA)
Mark Milam '86
Poly Prep (Brooklyn, NY)
Mike Anastasio '90
Bill Basso '93
Chris Della Pietra '89
Ari Perlman '93
Pete Stevens '70
Pope John XXIII HS (Sparta, NJ)
Bob Kent '92 (also did PG year at Milford Academy)
Pope Paul VI HS (Haddon Township, NJ)
Tom Holoka '83
Pope Pius XII HS (Passaic, NJ) *now closed
John Marzano '80
Port Chester HS (Port Chester, NY)
John Heyel '71
Jim Marotta '92
Port Jervis HS (Port Jervis, NY)
Dave Viglione '84
Port Richmond HS (Staten Island, NY)
Garry Ferraris '74
Portsmouth HS (Portsmouth, RI)
Mike Bucolo '74
Pomperaug HS (Southbury, CT)
Tom Tremblay '81
Pottsville Area HS (Pottsville, PA)
Rob La Placa '89
Princeton HS (Cincinnati, OH)
Darryl Mitchell '85
Princeton HS (Princeton, NJ)
Joe Seldner '73
Prospect HS (Mt. Prospect, IL)
Joe Wanner '88
Puyallup HS (Puyallup, WA)
Dan Grimm '72
Queen of Peace HS (North Arlington, NJ)
Doug Holzherr '72
Randy Pearce '82
Rahway HS (Rahway, NJ)
Terry Sweeny '70
Ralph Fike HS (Wilson, NC)
Albert Swain '73
Ramaz School (New York, NY)
Harold Lieberman '90
Ramsey HS (Ramsey, NJ)
Brad Higgins '74
Rick Higgins '71
Ron Johnson '70
Rancho Cordova HS (Rancho Cordova, CA)
Kevin Cooper '87
Rayen HS (Youngstown, OH) *now closed
Steve Wallace '82
Redford Union HS (Redford, MI)
John Utych '85
Regis Jesuit HS (Aurora, CO)
Rick Giarratano '87
Reynoldsburg HS (Reynoldsburg, OH)
Stan McCloy '90
Rice Memorial HS (South Burlington, VT)
Mike Mckenzie '73
Richards High School (Oak Lawn, IL)
Brian O'Mara '78
Richardson HS (Dallas, TX)
Mike Schoenbrun '90
Ridgefield HS (Ridgefield, NJ)
Dan Innamorato '83
Ridgewood HS (Ridgewood, NJ)
Mitch Thaw '87
River Dell HS (Oradell, NJ)
Bob Abdoo '73
Riverdale Country Day School (Bronx, NY)
Tom Gainey '74
Lewis Preschel '71
Riverside HS (Taylor, PA)
Charles Curnow '81
Rockville HS (Rockville, CT)
Larry Maron '72
Rochester HS (Rochester Hills, MI)
Ron Jenkins '85
Roeper City & Country School (Bloomfield, MI)
Ed Brown '78
Roger Bacon HS (Cincinnati, OH)
Clarence Williams '73
Rogers HS (Michigan City, IN) *now Michigan City HS
Dan Lemon '87
Roman Catholic HS (Philadelphia, PA)
Bryan Paul '92
Roosevelt HS (Yonkers, NY)
Mark Joseph '76
Rosary HS (St. Louis, MO)
Vince Trebus '79
Roselle Park HS (Roselle Park, NJ)
Steve Antonsson '82
Rosemead HS (Rosemead, CA)
Fernando Gonzalez '89
Rutherford HS (Rutherford, NJ)
Mark Seidler '72
Mark Zielinski '89
Sabino HS (Tucson, AZ)
Chris Herbst '86
Sachem HS (Farmingville, NY) *now split between Sachem HS East and Sachem HS North
Gary Comstock '91
Ken Hayes '92
Don Leo '89
Ed Mallon '93
Sacred Heart Prep (San Francisco, CA)
Al Burrs '86
Saint Agnes HS (New York, NY)
Irv Jones '76
Saint Albans School (Washington, DC)
Bob Wisdom '76
Saint Anthony's HS (South Huntington, NY)
Len Genova '85
Larry Gregorek '78
Vin Lichtenberger '86
Tom Samuelson '84
Saint Augustine HS (San Diego, CA)
Ruben Fontes '93
Saint Benedict's Prep School (Newark, NJ)
John Harrington '74
Saint Dominic HS (Oyster Bay, NY)
Kevin Townley '85
Saint Dominic Savio HS (Boston, MA) *now closed
Rob Flaherty '87 (also did PG year at Northfield-Mount Hermon)
Saint Edward HS (Cleveland, OH)
Scott Ahern '80
John Ardy '86
Dave Fuerst '82
Dan McAvoy '80
Dave McAvoy '77
Dan McHugh '80
Saint Elizabeth HS (Wilmington, DE)
Zach Husser '70
Saint Francis HS (La Canada, CA)
Carlos Albuerne '87
Saint Francis HS (Athol Springs, NY)
Mike Murray '91
Saint Francis De Sales HS (Newark, OH)
Mike Maloney '87
Saint Francis De Sales HS (Wheaton, IL)
Dan Botich '87
Paul Wojciki '86
Saint Francis Prep (Fresh Meadows, NY)
Kevin Kirchman '78
Leland Fuller '88
Frank Mambuca '85
Bill McGee '89
Peter Murphy '86
Tom Nevitt '82
Peter Rappa '83
John Sharkey '89
Bill Strack '86 (also did PG year at Phillips Andover)
Bobby Strack '86
Ed Takvor '90
Saint Ignatius HS (Cleveland, OH)
Rocky Klanac '76
Greg Latran '84
Mike Lavelle '88
Miro Lovric '83
Saint John's Prep HS (Shrewsbury, MA)
Bob Gildea '82
Mike Moynihan '85
Greg Nabhan '82
Saint John's HS (Toledo, OH)
James O'Donnell '74
Saint John's Prep School (Long Island City, NY)
Rick Assaf '73
Saint John the Baptist HS (West Islip, NY)
Tom McNamara '80
Saint Johnsbury Academy (Saint Johnsbury, VT)
Pete Handy '73
Saint Joseph HS (Trumbull, CT)
Mike Casey '90
Steve Casey '83
Bill Meade '83
Saint Joseph's Collegiate Institute (Buffalo, NY)
Sean D'Arcy '81
Mike Hull '91
Saint Joseph's HS (Cleveland, OH) *now Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School
Dave Hahn '77
Carl Yirka '74
Saint Joseph's School (West New York, NJ)
Ed Backus '77
Tony Ciambrone '70
Mike Crow '92
Jorge Rodriguez '75
Saint Louis Priory School (Creve Coeur, MO)
Ron Ervin '79
Saint Louis School (Honolulu, HI)
Joe Almony '70
Saint Mary's School (St. Louis, MO)
Joe Scherer '79
Saint Mary's Catholic HS (Phoenix, AZ)
Brent Byerly '90
Hans Laughner '89
Saint Paul Catholic HS (Bristol, CT)
Gordon Washburn '82
Saint Paul's School (Concord, NH)
Jose Maldonado '77
Bill Smithy '78
Saint Peter's Prep (Jersey City, NJ)
Rich Agresta '74
John DeRose '90
Dom DiGiorgio '74
John Feeney '84
Saint Peter's Central HS (Worcester, MA) *now Saint Peter-Marian HS
John Probolus '70
Saint Thomas Aquinas HS (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Homer Hill '88
Bill Kempner '90
Chris Whitelock '91
Chip Zinkil '91
Saint Thomas Aquinas HS (Louisville, OH)
Chris Lorentz '89
Saint Vincent de Paul HS (Petaluma, CA)
John Davis '90
Peter Davis '89
Saint Vincent-Saint Mary (Akron, OH)
Dan Krochka '89
Saint Xavier HS (Cincinnati, OH)
Andy Held '86
Jim Holte '71
Salesianum HS (Wilmington, DE)
Mike Bonkowski '78
Bob Hanisch '81
Mike Hanrahan '74
Salinas HS (Salinas, CA)
Scott Dudley '87
Samuel Tilden HS (Brooklyn, NY)
Joe DeBonis '71
Ronald Martin '81
San Pasqual HS (Escondido, CA)
Lance Bonneau '86
George Doyle '87
Sandusky HS (Sandusky, OH)
Tony Harris '76
Sandy Creek HS (Sandy Creek, NY)
Gary Rempe '87
Sanford Prep (Hockessin, DE)
Richard Long '72
Saratoga HS (Saratoga, NY)
Jason Pitkin '87
Scarsdale HS (Scarsdale, NY)
Ken Marks '74
Southridge HS (Miami, FL)
Charles Radi '89
Schuylkill Haven HS (Schuylkill Haven, PA)
David Nagle '83
Scranton Central HS (Scranton, PA)
Bill Grambo '84
Mark Walsh '81
Scranton Prep (Scranton, PA)
Jim McHale '84
Seaford HS (Sea


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Promote religious, cultural, educational and social activities which are consistent with Hindu philosophy and practice
Provide opportunities for members to develop leadership skills, confidence, and
Promote good citizenship among members and their family by instilling Hindu values in them and creating an awareness of the relevance of these values in contemporary
Generate understanding and respect for other religious and ethnic groups within the
HCS Focus.
HCS Focus is the Newsletter circulated by the HCS of Western New York, which gives information on all the activities being conducted by them. It is a Bi- monthly publication.
Please click here for the latest HCS FOCUS .
Latest News
• List of Current Members 2015
There are many opportunities for the devotees to contribute financially and feel part of. For more information please click here.
Upcoming Events
Maha Shivaratri
Program Details:
Monday March 07, 2016
Shiva Abhishek 10:00 to 10:30 am
Ganesh Puja 05:30 to 6:00 pm
Shiva Abhishek
Laghu Nyasam, Rudra Paath 06:00 to 7:00 pm
Kirtan with Abhishek
By devotees; 07:00 to 9:00 pm
Arati ; 9:00 pm
Maha Sankalpam 09:00 to 9:15 pm
Maha Nyasam, Rudra Paath 09:15 to 11:00 pm
Shiva Stotra Paath 11:00 to 11:15 pm
Archana/ Arati 11:15 to 11:30 pm
Pravachan 11:30 to 11:45 pm
Mantra Chanting 11:45 to 12:00 am
Maha shivratri Puja 5.00 PM-12.00 Midnight
Lingothbhava Darshan 12:00 Midnight
Tuesday, March 08, 2016
Abhishek 12:00 to 12:30 am
Kirtan 12:30 to 1:00 am
Sahastranama Archana 01:00 to 1:30 am
Kirtan 01:30 to 2:30 am
Trishati Archana 02:30 to 3:30 am
Durga Puja 03:30 to 4:30 am
Nandeeshwar Puja 04:30 to 5:00 am
Concluding Abhishek 5:00 to 6:00 am
Aarti; 6.00 AM
Bhagavat Gita and Upanishad Classes
HCS is organizing Bhagwat Gita and Upanishad classes in the temple.
Start Date: Friday, January 15, 2016
Time: 7:00pm to 8:30pm Place:
HCS Temple Small Hall, 1595 N. French Road, Getzville, NY 14068
Frequency: Every Week on Friday
Entrance: Free – Open To All Devotees
Past Events
November 14, Saturday
HCS Diwali dinner


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Canadian power trio Rush to headline Marcus Amphitheater on July 4
The loud booms of fireworks will have some strong competition in Milwaukee on July 4: Rush has been confirmed as Summerfest's Marcus Amphitheater headliner on Independence Day.
The Canadian progressive rock trio - Geddy Lee, Neil Peart and Alex Lifeson - is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year and will be inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April. Rush released its 19th studio album last June, "Clockwork Angels." »Read Full Article(77)
In Tandem Theatre moves back to funny, perceptive 'Apartment 3A'
Can one argue that really great sex proves the existence of God? Can a play in which a woman verbally counts out her simulated, onstage orgasms still be described as wholesome and old-fashioned? Is actor Jeff Daniels' "Apartment 3A," the comedy triggering these questions, really funny?
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The Hot SardinesBerklee Performance Center
Fusing musical influences from New York, Paris, and New Orleans, The Hot Sardines transforms songs from another era into pop music for this century. Its sound is steeped in hot, foot-stomping jazz, salty stride piano, and the kind of music Louis Armstrong, Django Reinhardt, and Fats Waller used to make. Presented by World Music/CRASHarts.
Dokun Oke: A Thousand Miles AwayBerklee Dining Hall
In his senior recital, guitarist Dokun Oke presents the Plagal Cadence, a concert showcasing his original compositions and some indigenous music from Nigeria.
10th Annual Business of Hip-Hop/Urban Music SymposiumBerklee Performance Center
The 10th Annual Business of Hip-Hop/Urban Music Symposium, presented by the Berklee Music Business/Management Department, features a celebration of one of the most influential genres of music in today's record industry.
The 2016 Armand Zildjian Artist-in-Residence Final Concert with Special Guest Will KennedyBerklee Performance Center
This concert is the culmination of the three-day Armand Zildjian Artist-in-Residence Program, with special guest Will Kennedy.
Taksim TrioDavid Friend Recital Hall
After traveling to prestigious festivals like SummerStage, Lincoln Center Out of Doors, and the World Financial Center, Istanbulive comes to Boston with its seventh installment, featuring the U.S. debut of Taksim Trio.
Fantastic Negrito / PhéRed Room at Cafe 939
Upon winning NPR's inaugural Tiny Desk Concert Contest, Fantastic Negrito quickly won over critics with 2015's self-titled EP. R&B and urban pop artist Phé, will open the show.
Sarah SimmonsRed Room at Cafe 939
It's been three years since Sarah Simmons wowed her way onto the NBC reality show The Voice.
MarizaBerklee Performance Center
Performing for the first time in Boston since 2009, Mariza is a charismatic fado singer with a clarion voice and mesmerizing stage presence. Presented by World Music/CRASHarts.
Musical Theater: Andrew Panton Presents
Berk Recital Hall
Andrew Panton, artistic director of musical theater at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, will present a master class and discussion.
Tom Bar: Brainy's Super Combo
Berk Recital Hall
Pianist Tom Bar presents an intense jazz fusion performance featuring original compositions arranged for a unique, five-horn ensemble that includes three saxophones, two guitars (as horns), and a piano trio.
Nathan See
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Nathan See presents a set of original compositions and arrangements.
Eleanor Elektra
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Vocalist Eleanor Larsen presents original compositions arranged for a small ensemble, featuring folk and bluegrass influences as well as jazz, pop, and classical.
Bobby Butler
Berk Recital Hall
Bobby Butler and his band will perform his original music in the styles of jazz, soul, and R&B.
18th Annual Berklee Octoboefest
David Friend Recital Hall
Celebrate Halloween with the oboists of Berklee. The 18th Annual Berklee Octoboefest will have something for everyone, from baroque to 21st century.
Aaron Hanson Presents Exhorter and the Continuation
Berklee Dining Hall
Exhorter and the Continuation summon various styles of music and combine an authentic hip-hop approach to create this immersive experience.
Guitar Clinic: Nili Brosh
Berk Recital Hall
Rock guitarist Nili Brosh '09, will give a contemporary rock guitar clinic.
Jungsoo Ji: Beat It
Red Room at Cafe 939
Guitarist Jungsoo Ji presents a rock fusion concert.
Takumi Kakimoto and Friends
Berk Recital Hall
Takumi Kakimoto will present originals and jazz pieces in a trio as well as a six-horn setting.
Berklee Global Jazz Institute Concert Series and Jam Sessions
Zero Gravity Room
This Berklee Global Jazz Institute (BGJI) concert features the BGJI Silver, Amber, and Red Ensembles.
Rodrigo Gramitto
Berk Recital Hall
Guitarist Rodrigo Gramitto presents an evening of modern rock and fusion.
Ting Wei Tsai: To Venus and Back
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Ting Wei Tsai sings in both English and Mandarin, with original collaborations with pianist/keyboardist Yun.
Africana Studies Lecture
David Friend Recital Hall
Speakers will share scholarship and its application to the music of the African Diaspora.
Icons: The Music Lives On
Berklee Performance Center
Bridge The Gap is proud to present the first-ever merger show at the BPC. Icons: The Music Lives On will honor musical icons representing both Berklee and Boston Conservatory at Berklee who have died in the past 30 years.
Ryley Walker / Circuit Des Yeux
Red Room at Cafe 939
American guitarist Ryley Walker performs. Circuit Des Yeux will perform as the opening act.
Valentine Komissarouk: Cultural Explorations
Berklee Dining Hall
Through interactive composition and improvisation, Valentine Komissarouk will present a snapshot of her life's work.
Saebyuk Lee's Senior Recital
Red Room at Cafe 939
In her senior rectial, vocalist Saebyuk Lee will perform mostly jazz standards.
Margot Mayette Project
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Flutist Margot Mayette presents an afternoon of modern jazz.
José Andrés Benítez: Cabilla
Berk Recital Hall
José Andrés Benítez presents an afternoon of Latin fusion music and original compositions.


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MJ Maccalupo
Hello and Welcome to my website. Thank you for joining me.
Where I've been:
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Okay, so I've been missing for a while. Sorry. But I'm back. This past year has seen some strange events in my writing. I have begun a new book in the Hap Pozner series, as well as a novel that is going to be the beginning of a new series. But, probably more interesting, I've been working on a non-fiction novel; a genre made popular by Truman Capote when he wrote "In Cold Blood".
I'm working on the story of a man serving two consecutive life sentences for a double homicide. This story dates back to the mid-1990s and was a very high-profile case for a number of reasons.
But I'll have to end it there for now, since I wouldn't want to give too much away too early. I will drop more hints as the book progresses and will expect it to be released sometime this fall.
Saturday, February 27, 2016
I took part in "Book 'Em North Carolina, held in Lumberton, NC each year at Robeson Community College. This event raises money for literacy in North Carolina.
I was fortunate to run into some old friends (authors like Trish Terrell, Regina Jeffers, James Kaufman and Alan Thompson - to name a few) from previous events, and to meet new friends as well.
What You'll Find:
I am available to join you at your writing group meeting, book club or literary council meeting, or to your local bookstore to read selections from my book or just sign copies and chat.
Be sure to check under the EVENTS tab for information on upcoming workshops and seminars.


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San Lorenzo by No Show Ponies. I'm putting up this track as a kind of experiment. I've always wanted to create a site where I could put my writing and music all in one place. One of the things that I like about blogging is the way that different kinds of things can exist next to each other, like a multi-media collage. I've been working to change this site over the last month with my friend Chris Saunders. Chris has been essential in helping me take full control over this blog. Unfortunately, because I have been on the road so much, it is slow going, as just keeping it up to date takes a fair amount of time. Anyway, although I still need to do some work on the site as a whole, for the first time I can post music that I have written directly to this site, without having to use a link.
No Show Ponies is a band that currently consists of myself, on bass and vocals on this track, my brother Ben, on guitar here, and Alex Moralez on drums and percussion. We recorded some songs, mostly live, to a analog tape machine two years ago with the great Austin musician Ramsay Midwood. NSP has been primarily a rock band, but we treated this song as minimally as possible. The only overdub here is some very light percussion by Alex.
I'm still working out how I want to present my music here and because of that, and the fact that I just started working with my brother again after a year long hiatus, I wanted to choose something that was not entirely representative of what we do. I always really liked the way this song came out though, as it has a haunted quality in the performance. (If you listen on headphones, and any musician prays that you listen to their music on proper speakers or headphones instead of tinny computer speakers, there are some strange noises in the background that I can't account for. Ghosts in the machine perhaps.)
I'm really proud of this song as a piece of writing. (Pride cometh before the fall!) Although this song was written with a very specific location in mind, I feel like the writing is expansive enough that it could just as easily become another place in the imagination of the listener. I purposely cross-pollinated images from Italy with things that could be in a western movie. (There is an obscure reference to my favorite western, The Wild Bunch.) I've also always been struck by art that includes a memento mori in it. (Read about memento mori here.) "Remember that you have to die." However, if you think this song is bleak, I hope it also includes the idea that there is love and beauty in the world, as well as an interesting strangeness.
San Lorenzo
Riding down through painted vistas
Against the rising of the sun
Either the dove shall be released
Or it's the cold steel of the gun
Your beauty it haunts me
Makes me want to do something bold
Last I saw your naked shoulders
Get covered up in San Lorenzo
Kids are burning insects
With lenses in the street
I begin to feel the presence
Of a divine comedy
Your beauty eludes me
I never felt so alone
I'd give anything to go back
And pass the time in San Lorenzo
Walking past mass graves
Endless skulls and endless bones
Merchants and slaves
All sharing the same tombs
Your beauty, it comforts me
Makes me forget all I know
I'm hoping for a chance encounter
On the way to San Lorenzo
By Jefferson Brown
P.S. If you like the track, feel free to pass it along to friends or to make it part of some other kind of multi-media collage of your own.


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Posted by Rachael on 2011-03-29
I stopped in for a glass of wine, and stayed for dinner. The bar staff were all warm and accomodating. Had the Coq au vin, which was delicious. Will definatly be back.
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-10-21
We just happened upon this place and went in for a glass of wine. What a great surprise. Will definitely go back frequently as I live in Battery Park City and there are too few great places. The Lobster Rolls are amazing and the wine was very good and


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Robinwood Neighborhood Assoc. October 2009 Emmanuel Presbyterian Church Kevin Bryck - President Curt Sommer - Acting Secretary 81 residents in attendance Minutes President Kevin Bryck called the meeting to order at approximately 7:05 PM. Invited speaker Chris Kerr from the WL Planning Dept discussed and updated the bus shelter situation on Hwy 43. He indicated they will be ordering shelters in the next couple weeks but the permitting process can still take several months. Councilor John Kovash discussed the proposed Wastewater Treatment Advisory Committee proposal. A representative of Clackamas County was also present to answer questions. Kevin closed the nominating process for board candidates. Kevin went over announcements of city business. Planting of plants will continue on Island View Trail until all plants have been planted. Nancy King discussed the Robinwood Neighborhood Network on Ning and offered any resident of Robinwood the opportunity to join. Don Kingsborough discussed the Robinwood Fire Station situation. The Lions want exclusive control of the building in return for improving and operating it. Tony Bracco introduced the board candidates and each one had 3 minutes to discuss their campaign. Andy Harris gave a presentation on stream restoration in Robinwood made a motion for the city to write a letter of endorsement of the program for a Metro grant to continue. Motion made and approved Kevin announced the results of the election. President: Charles Landscroner, received 13. Thomas Boes, received 68. V.P.: Jennifer Weltin, received 81. Secretary: Anthony Bracco, received 81. Treasurer: Dave Froude, received 21. Robert Bjere, received 60. M.A.L. Andy Harris received 81 Lawrence Koran moved for adjournment. Multiple seconds. Meeting adjourned.


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Field Report, Jaill, Klassik big RadioMilwaukee award winners
Breakout folk band Field Report, psychedelic pop rock trio Jaill, jazz-flirting rapper Klassik and alt country act Hugh Bob and the Hustle were the big winners at the RadioMilwaukee Music Awards Wednesday night, 88Nine Radio Milwaukee (WYMS-FM)'s sixth annual celebration of local music.
Field Report and Jaill both had terrific years in particular: their albums, "Field Report" and "Traps," were nationally distributed by indie labels Partisan Records and Sub Pop Records, respectively. Field Report's self-titled debut won album of the year, while Jaill's single "Waste a Lot of Things" took home the song of the year award Wednesday. »Read Full Article(1)
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Sam Pace sang in one of the biggest R&B acts to come out of Milwaukee in the 1960s.
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New chef leading the kitchen at Ambassador Hotel
The Envoy restaurant in the Ambassador Hotel has a new executive chef: Shawn Kolo, formerly of Andrew's in the Delafield Hotel.


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Funding helps expand science curricula for students at Barnard and throughout New York City.
Beloved chemistry professor and champion of women in science.
Colleagues, students and friends are invited to share their thoughts and memories here.
Barnard's Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) continues to gain recognition.
New Science vs. Conventional Wisdom
A New Minor Adds Policy and Ethics
Prof. Sergios-Orestis Kolokotronis and colleagues create "largest genome-based tree of life for seed plants to date"
Prof. Marisa Buzzeo '01 and East Harlem School administrator Jennifer Feierman '09 collaborate to introduce middle school students to college-level science
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Youth Weekend West is an annual Scottish Country Dancing workshop held in western Canada and the US. It's aimed at dancers aged 16-35(ish) and includes classes, a ceilidh and a ball.
April 16, 2016 The early bird discount on registration has ended. The option to reserve rooms at the Silver Cloud Hotel is also no longer available. There are still a number of home stays available. You may inquire about them on your registration form.
March 16, 2016: One month left to get the early bird discount!
March 16, 2016: The Bed & Breakfast housing option is no longer available.
February 2, 2016: Registration is now open for YWW 2016!
December 22, 2015: The next Youth Weekend will be May 20-22, 2016 in Seattle, WA. Stay tuned for details.