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ARROWS IN THE NEWS Around Campus A brief look at the people and events that have helped to shape the St. Sebastian’s School Community. Arrows Helping Others Class of ’12 Serves the Students of San Miguel On Wednesday, September 8, ten members from the Class of 2012 traveled with Assistant Headmaster Mike Nerbonne to the San Miguel School in Providence to deliver backpacks and supplies to the students. The trip was a wonderful experience for the students from both schools. In addition to the distribution of the backpacks, the group had the opportunity to sit and talk before the San Miguel students headed back to class and the St. Sebastian’s group returned to Needham. Now in its fourth year, the trip is the final part of a service project that begins each summer when the families of the Class of 2012 are contacted and invited to participate. Some families donate supplies and cash, others participate in the assembly and delivery of the backpacks. Thanks to their support, the students of San Miguel have the materials they need for a successful school year. Alumni Crew Volunteers at “The Abbey” During the month of September several alumni formed crews and worked at “The Abbey” in Marshfield, helping Monsignor Contons button up his home for the coming winter. “The Abbey” was originally purchased in 1952 by six priests, several of whom taught at various times at St. Sebastian’s (Fathers Barrett, Contons, Gilmartin, and Mahoney). Alumni from the 1950s through the 1970s have fond memories of these great men and have been more than eager to help the last surviving owner, Contons, with some maintenance jobs around the property. Fall Service Project Close to 50 fathers and their sons participated in the Men’s Association Fall Service Project on Saturday, November 20, 2010. The volunteers gathered at St. Sebastian’s in the morning and were split into groups. With the help of the Natick Council on Aging, groups were dispersed to elderly residents’ homes to rake leaves and prepare the yards for the upcoming winter. Assistant Headmaster Mike Nerbonne and juniors Sean Frazzette, Curtis Yandow, Matt Angelico, Chris Barletta, Dan Conley, David Loughborough, Brendan Dunphy, Andrew Bono, Tyler Sweeney, and Peter Cimini after their trip to the San Miguel School. 4 | ST. SEBASTIAN’S MAGAZINE Volume VI, Issue I
ARROWS IN THE NEWS Mark Canavan '73, Alan Comeau '73, Msgr. Contons, and Ed Davis '65. Henry Lane ’49 and his daughter Jennifer take First Place at the USTA National Father/Daughter Grass Court Championship. Chris Curran ’05 and the Apache Helicopter. Noteworthy Lane ’49 Takes First in Tennis Championship Former St. Sebastian’s School Athletic Director Henry Lane ’49 and his daughter Jennifer took First Place in the Ultra Senior Doubles Division at the USTA National Father/Daughter Grass Court Championship held at Longwood Cricket Club on August 8-10. Winners were chosen based on the best of three sets, with a modified 12-point tie-break at 6-6 in all sets. Lane commented that it was a “great experience to be able to play with Jennifer on the grass at Longwood.” Faculty/Staff Milestones James Jenkins wed Elizabeth Carroll on June 26. Sean McCann and his wife Emily welcomed their newest daughter, Elizabeth, on July 27. Greg Lynch and his wife Kimberly welcomed twin daughters, Margaret and Elisabeth, on October 15. Brendan Sullivan and his wife Rebecca welcomed their newest son, Patrick, on October 28. Shaun Stanton earned his MAT at the University of St. Mary and Jed Doherty ’86 earned his MA at Tufts University this past summer. Paul Tremblay recently released his latest book, In The Mean Time. The book, according to Tremblay, is a “collection of fifteen loosely-themed stories. Each story is very much a part of our now and confronts many of our cultural fears and apocalyptic anxieties.” Awesome Alumni News Brian Burke ’98 married Melissa Gilbert at the Pilgrim Church in Duxbury on August 8, 2009. Kevin Hickey ’69 entered Blessed John XXIII Seminary in Weston. Middlebury freshman Rob Donahoe ’10 earned NESCAC Rookie of the Year honors and was named to the All-Conference First- Team this fall in golf. Donahoe was part of a team from Middlebury who won the NESCAC Fall Qualifier in October at Shuttle Meadow Country Club in Kensington, Ct. Paul Coletti ’77 and Kevin Martin P’12 were admitted into the Class of 2013 Candidacy for Deaconate Ordination at a Liturgy celebrated by Cardinal O’Malley at Corpus Christi in Newton on October 30. Chris Curran ’05 was promoted to the rank of First Lieutenant on November 23, 2010. Curran is currently serving in the United States Army and is attending flight school, where he is learning to fly the Apache. Michaud ’13 Takes Second At PGA Junior’s Tournament Matt Michaud ’13 finished second in the boys 13-15 division at the 2010 PGA Junior Series Tournament held at the North Course at Stow Acres Country Club on July 12-14. Michaud earned his position by finishing with a 229 over three rounds. Since its establishment in 1996, the PGA Junior Series has conducted 145 events in 41 states. Boys and girls ages 13-18 have participated from six continents, 24 countries, and all 50 states, with an average participation rate of 20 states per event. Albertson ’15 Inducted Into The OA Brendan Albertson ’15 was recently inducted into the Order of the Arrow, the National Honor Society of the Boy Scouts of America. The Order of the Arrow (OA) recognizes Scouts who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives. The OA strives to maintain camping traditions and spirit, develop leaders, and provide cheerful service to others. After being elected by his peers of Needham’s Troop 13, Brendan participated in a weekend tradition known as an Ordeal. During the experience of the Ordeal, Brendan and his fellow candidates maintained silence, received small amounts WWW.STSEBASTIANSSCHOOL.ORG | 5
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