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According to these two newspaper stories in 2012, alumni Thomas J. Conway '68 and Robert J. Fredericks '52 authored & apparently self-published a hardcover history of this Augustinian Academy. Conway died shortly afterward, and Fredericks would be in his late 80s. If anyone knows the title and publication year of the book, this Wikipedia article should list it in a "Further Reading" section. — 173.68.139.31 ( talk) 07:01, 8 March 2022 (UTC) reply