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Luke Croswell (left) received the Timothy Hamburger
’84 Volunteerism Award, which is presented to a
graduating senior or seniors who best exemplifies
community service and volunteerism. The award
carries a $500 cash honorarium and a recognition
certificate. Also shown are school principal Dominic
J. Cavello (center) and faculty member Matt Downey,
Croswell’s nominator.
Danny McGregor (left) was presented The Anson Y.
Chan Memorial Junior Latin Award, awarded annually
to the junior who scores the highest grade for Latin III
on the National Latin Exam. McGregor scored 39 out of
40 on the exam. It comes with a $1,000 prize.
On hand with Principal Dominic J. Cavello (far right)
for the presentation were Anson (second from left) and
Garear Chan, who created the memorial scholarship to
honor their son’s love of St. Charles and the study of
Latin.
Playing for Kent State next fall
Chris Favazzo signs a letter of intent to play football
for Kent State University. Looking on are strength and
training coach Tom Lopresti and football coach Ted
Wierzbicki
George Stevens received the inaugural St. Charles
Advisory Board Chairman’s Award from Principal
Dominic J. Cavello. The award is presented to a senior
student who has worked hard, embodies the ideals of
St. Charles and demonstrates a concern for those in
need. The recognition included a $500 honorarium and
a book and was sponsored by board chairman Robert
W. Horner III ’79.
Thomas Hurst received the inaugural Monsignor
Thomas M. Bennett Book Award, given to a deserving
academically successful senior in recognition of his
concern for St. Charles, and his acts of Christian
charity to those in need. The award, presented here by
Principal Dominic J. Cavello, is sponsored by Dr. Dan
Ross, Class of 1967. It carries a $500 cash prize and
a four-volume set of books titled, The History of the
English-Speaking Peoples, by Winston Churchill.
Division I signees
Seniors Zach Jordan (left) and Matt Lampson signed
athletic Letters of Intent with Division I schools in
May. Jordan (track and field) will attend the College of
William & Mary in Virginia and Lampson signed with
Northern Illinois University (soccer).
Mampieri new golf coach
Anthony Mampieri,
Class of 1993, is
the school’s new
varsity golf coach.
He succeeds Bart
Mahoney who led
the Cardinals since
2002, including a
5th place finish at
this year’s Division
I State Golf
Championships.
Anthony Mampieri ’93
He graduated in
1997 from Miami
(OH) University with a finance degree
and went to work in sales for Parker
Hannifin in Cleveland and San Diego.
He returned to Columbus two years later
and teamed with his brother L. Michael
Mampieri (a St. Francis DeSales grad)
to open M & I Landscapes, a landscape
design/build company.
Mampieri played golf for the Cardinals
all four years at St. Charles and he’s
coached the school’s junior varsity and
freshmen golf teams for the past two
years. Assisting him with the varsity
team will be Eric Horvath ’93, the varsity
B coach.
Anthony and his wife of almost five
years, Leeanne Elizabeth Kurgan, an
alumna of Bishop Hartley High School,
live in Reynoldsburg with their two sons,
Luca Michael (2) and Vincent Anthony
(6 months). They’re members of St.
Pius X where Anthony has served on
parish council for the last year and also
volunteers with the Ronald McDonald
House.
Ey new soccer coach
Richard L. “Rick”
Ey, Class of 1994,
is the school’s
new varsity soccer
coach. A former
four-year St.
Charles soccer
player, Ey has
taught 9th and
10th grade English
at St. Charles since
Richard L. Ey ’94 2002. He served
as an assistant
to outgoing varsity soccer coach, Matt
Highland, the last five seasons.
Ey graduated from Ohio University
(1999) with a degree in English and
taught Spanish at Washington
Courthouse High School (1999-2002).
He recently received his master of arts
in liberal science from Ohio Dominican
University. Ey and his wife, Brie, reside
in the Eastmoor area.
St. Charles Preparatory School