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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS: Catherine Albornoz '98, Madie Bromiley, Caitlin Chalke, Lilly Kannapell ’20 CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS: Madie Bromiley, Geritza Carrasco ’18, Caitlin Chalke, Linnea Farnsworth, Mia Hugo ’22, Kitty Wayland ’22, Adam Hirsh Photography, Stone Photography EDITORS: Nora Fitzpatrick, Katie Moylan COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT: Madie Bromiley, Caitlin Chalke, Ashley Hill

WHAT THE COMMUNITY IS SAYING ABOUT HOLY CHILD! Below are excerpts from emails sent to our Admissions Office from visitors and current families.

“Our daughter’s experience at Holy Child has been transformative.

The teachers at Holy Child took our daughter into their hearts and turned a girl whose self-doubt was on the rise to a young lady who seeks out challenges in all aspects of her life because she has the skills and self-confidence to do so.”

“On my shadow day, I noticed that Holy Child is a family filled with strong, devoted, and kind students.

They welcomed me and made me feel like I was already a student there.”

“Thank you so much for the tour today! Holy Child is so beautiful! I truly felt at home. I’m so excited about coming to a half day to shadow, plus I’m really excited to go to Holy Child if I make it in!”

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Holy Child By the Numbers

Turf Field Reflection

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Letter from the Head of School

Alumnae Council Letter

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Campus News

Alumnae On Campus

14 Classroom News

15 Faculty News

17 New Staff & Faculty

18 Academic Spotlight: Nicki Iadarola '05

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Staff Spotlight: Javier Guzman

22 Connelly Contest 3

30 Alumnae Spotlights: Giselle Cruz Colavita '96 Sarah Novak Nesbitt '00

31 Class Representatives

37 In Memorium

38 Annual Fund Report

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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HOLY CHILD

BY THE NUMBERS

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334 TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS ON CAMPUS

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FALL AND WINTER ATHLETES

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DIFFERENT ZIP CODES REPRESENTED AT HOLY CHILD: 74% MARYLAND 17% VIRGINIA 9% DC

RETREATS EACH YEAR

MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS IN MARY POPPINS JR

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FACULTY AND STAFF

183 STUDENTS IN AT LEAST ONE HONORS CLASS

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UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE UPCOMING PERFORMANCE OF BYE BYE BIRDIE

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CLUBS ON CAMPUS

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FIELD TRIPS LAST YEAR

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STUDENTS IN AT LEAST ONE AP COURSE

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LETTER FROM HEAD OF SCHOOL Dear Holy Child Community, Every December, Merriam-Webster announces its “Word of the Year.” The selection is based on an uptick of online searches for a particular word as well as relevance to the events of the past twelve months. There is no doubt that Holy Child’s word of the year for 2019 is "resiliency."

The massive rain and flooding that occurred in July was historic. The DC metro area experienced a month’s worth of rain in a single hour.

That day, The Washington Post reported, “the sheets of rain, with nowhere to run off, turned major roads into rivers while streams and creeks shot up 10 feet in less than an hour. The rushing water stranded scores of people in their vehicles, poured into businesses and the Metro system, submerged cars in parking lots, swamped basements, and caused some roads to cave in, forming massive sinkholes.”

That one hour turned Holy Child’s campus and plans for the school year upside down.

It didn’t take long to determine that our turf field would be unusable for the fall sports season. The bottom level of the main building, especially the new Remington Fitness Center, sustained significant damage, and a powerful lightning strike destroyed an HVAC unit on the roof of Connelly Hall. Summer had barely begun when we had to stop in our tracks and reassess.

The American Psychological Association says that many factors contribute to the ability to be resilient.

“Studies show that the primary factor in resilience is having caring and supportive relationships within and outside the family.” According to the APA, other factors include “the capacity to make realistic plans and take steps to carry them out, a positive view of yourself, confidence in your strengths and abilities, and skills in communication and problem solving.” All of these traits define our community – our faculty and staff, students, parents, and friends.

I cannot even begin to express the pride that I feel for the display of teamwork over the past few months. From the facilities team rushing in immediately to mitigate water damage, to the work of my administration team, taking appropriate steps in regards to clean up, insurance, and communication with the community. Athletic Director Jamie Ready worked tirelessly to set up alternate locations for practices and games, and other schools were generous and helpful in our time of need. Parents rallied with our Development Office in pulling together a plan to get a new field up and running in time for spring sports. When I reflect on the short amount of time between the flood and the announcement of the turf field campaign on Blue/Gold Day, it is stunning to consider how quickly it all came together.

Parents and students were flexible and accommodating with all of the logistics involved in off-campus practices and a schedule with all away games. Lastly, our amazing faculty was so understanding and kind, knowing that having all sports off campus would impact their classroom time.

Our Holy Child community is a true blessing. We’re made up of problem solvers, positive thinkers, communicators, and doers. Most of all, we have the caring and supportive relationships that make resiliency possible. This spring, we will open our spring sports season on a beautiful, state of the art turf field, and it will be because of each of you.

Thank you for your continued support of Holy Child!

Dr. Shannon Gomez

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WRITTEN BY MADIE BROMILEY

CAMPUS NEWS

This past summer, we started offering summer learning programs for incoming 9th graders. Courses were offered in math and English, and we also had strength and conditioning classes for athletes.

Mrs. Moylan, Mrs. Wells, and Mrs. Mayo hosted a College Essay Bootcamp to help seniors prepare for the college application process.

The 6th and 7th grades enjoyed their day-long retreat together reflecting on their beauty as daughters of God.

The Student Government Association members participated in our annual Leadership Lab to prepare for the new school year. Check out our Instagram story to hear directly from our school leaders.

Our Class of 2020 kicked off the school year by decorating the school in GREEN and welcoming the community on campus for the first day of school! Watch the Instagram story to see all the action.

The 8th grade enjoyed their overnight retreat at Summit Lake Camp in Emmitsburg, MD. This retreat focused on the Bible verse their class selected, "for nothing shall be impossible with God." - Luke 1:17 6

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Angela Torrejon ’20 completed the Johns Hopkins University Research and Engineering and Apprenticeship Program (REAP) at the Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute. Angela completed 200 hours of research during REAP, culminating in a final presentation to faculty and fellow students.

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Middle school and upper school students sold “Doughnuts for Dorian Victims,” and raised over $500 to be donated to those affected by Hurricane Dorian.

HOLY CHILD GALA

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Join us for the party - or bid remotely! www.holychild.org/gala

Our Student Government Association members from grades 10-12 were inducted at our Mass of the Holy Spirit, and middle school and 9th grade SGA members were inducted at our All Saints Day Mass.

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Students were able to sign up for different clubs at the Clubs Fair, including Best Buddies, Debate Club, Math Club, Climate Club, Booster Club, and more.

The blue team took the win at our annual Blue/ Gold games on the front field. See our Instagram story highlights for a look into the day.

Our community celebrated Day of the Girl and a few members explained why they BELIEVE in girls education. See our Instagram story highlights for more.

Montgomery County Councilmember Gabe Albornoz (husband to Campus Minister Catherine Albornoz ’98) spoke to our community about his heritage during Hispanic Heritage Month in September. See our September Instagram story for more.

Fall athletic teams took part in various service activities, including making and delivering lunches for those in need, fundraising for a Dig Pink volleyball game in support of Breast Cancer research, and writing Thanksgiving cards for a women’s shelter.

Students auditioned for our fall play, Frankenstein.

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Our community celebrated Founder’s Day with a Mass and the unveiling of a beautiful portrait of Cornelia Connelly, painted by Nathalia Martinez ’23. Check out our Instagram story to learn more about Cornelia and our new portrait.

The Colorectal Cancer Alliance Club hosted a speaker to talk to students about colorectal cancer, research, awareness, and prevention.

The Class of 2023 enjoyed their lock-in retreat on campus while learning more about each other as classmates and as the newest members of the Holy Child community.

Sophomores had a great retreat at Calleva Farm. Students bonded while learning about beauty within themselves and each other.

Holy Child students visit our sister school, Washington School for Girls, every Saturday for math tutoring, which started in September and will go throughout the school year.

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In October, our Best Buddies Club hosted their annual Halloween Party with Potomac Community Resources.

Varsity Cross Country, Soccer, Tennis, Equestrian, Volleyball, and Field Hockey all celebrated their senior games.

Middle school students learned about team building and leadership during a special ropes course field trip in October.

Students and faculty celebrated National French Week by learning new facts in French history, testing their French cultural knowledge in class, and learning the traditional can-can dance during homeroom.

Our community celebrated World Kindness Day on November 13th by encouraging each other to spread kindness in small or big ways.

Our instrumental and vocal ensembles held a special Fall Recital in the chapel in October.

Watch our Instagram story to see what they performed.

The middle school put on two “practically perfect in every way” performances of Mary Poppins JR! Watch the WJLA-TV segment about this year's play.

A number of students and faculty attended the Baltimore Student Diversity Leadership Conference, and ran a workshop called “Speak Up! Your Vote Matters” for other students in attendance.

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We launched our #HCAcademics Instagram takeovers this year! Our Religion, Social Studies, and Campus Ministry Departments highlighted a "day in the life" of their teachers. See our Instagram story highlights for more and visit page 14 to see what is happening in the classroom.

The juniors enjoyed their Kairos retreat, and strengthened their relationships with God and each other.

Students celebrated Giving Tuesday by participating in a schoolwide scavenger hunt to discover how every student, teacher, and program benefits from the Fund for Holy Child. See firsthand what the Development Office did on this fun day via the QR code.

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Students Kakie Colclough ’23, Kate DiStefano ’21, Sarah Hortin ’21, Corinne Kulik ’20, Rosie McCarthy ’20, and Liberty Topka ’22 were named All-ISL in Tennis, Field Hockey, Volleyball, and Soccer, respectively.

A group of students attended the Model Organization of American States (MOAS) in November. MOAS provides an opportunity for students to collaborate in working groups and create resolutions to real-world issues in the Americas, which are later debated. See our website for reflections written by Jayda Fomengia ’20 and Abigail Maloney ’21.

The Holy Child Moms’ Club lived out #ActionsnotWords by volunteering at DC Central Kitchen.

Our community began the Advent season with the tradition of Lessons and Carols.

Middle school students enjoyed their Winter Formal with their special guests.

The chorus, vocal ensemble, instrumental ensemble, theatre ensemble, and dance ensemble celebrated "A Connelly Christmas" with our community before Christmas break.

Grandparents and guests joined us for a special afternoon before Christmas break.

Upper school students danced the night away at Holly Ball.

In December, a group of students and Holy Child's Christian Service Coordinator Ogechi Akalegbere attended the Diversity Leadership Conference where they participated in student-led workshops and sessions in Seattle, WA.

Middle school Charity in Action students wrote Thanksgiving cards for residents of St. Josephine Bakhita 12 Shelter to receive during Christmas.

Kate DiStefano ’21 received All-Met Honorable Mention for field hockey.

Students participated in various service opportunities over the holidays as a reminder of the reason for the season. See our Instagram for more information about how our #TigersGiveBack.

Our vocal ensemble gave a special performance at a Blankets for Babies charity event hosted by the Christ Child Society.

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Before Christmas break, middle school students participated in an Enrichment Week, which provided students with an opportunity to think deeply about ways learning is connected across disciplines.

Best Buddies Club hosted their annual holiday party with Potomac Community Resources.

Mayfield Society

Named after Cornelia Connelly’s oldest school location, the Mayfield Society serves as the cornerstone of financial support for Holy Child. Mayfield Society members lead the community with annual gifts to the Fund for Holy Child of $5,000 and above. These leaders help inspire a culture of philanthropy, representing over 50% of unrestricted funding, and their contributions make a significant impact on student experience. Members of the Mayfield Society are recognized personally in various ways throughout the year.

Young alumnae within 20 years of graduation may join the Society with gifts of $1,500 and above.

To learn more, visit: www.holychild.org/mayfield-society

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Seniors in World Religions have taken advantage of the smaller class size to enjoy a seminar-style experience this semester, engaging in Harkness discussions with primary sources from Hinduism and Buddhism.

Art III students did a self portrait lesson (see back cover), and also began using a new learning technique called visible thinking to observe and slow down thinking processes to dig deeper into artworks.

Students in US History have been focusing on the Civil War era, and delved into the impeachment of Andrew Johnson. The investigation allowed students to develop skills in online research and best practices in finding reliable information.

Coverage of Andrew Johnson’s impeachment did allow for conversations on the current articles of impeachment, how the process works, and where we look for information when we want to make sense of complex issues.

Integrated Science: The Living Earth classes investigated the salinity tolerance range for brine shrimp by counting the number of eggs hatched over a two-day period.

Students in the 9th grade Finding Christ in Scripture class kicked off the year learning about our founder, Cornelia Connelly, through a technology project where they were given options to work with PowerPoint, Sway, or Google Maps.

They documented the life, travels, and legacy of Cornelia Connelly in a way that helped them become familiar with our founder and her vision of education while also honing their technology skills.

Students in Spanish I class practice the language together by introducing themselves and others to get to know their fellow classmates.

Students in Geometry class analyze geometric diagrams and categorize what properties can and cannot be assumed.

7th grade science students created their own instant cold packs in a chemical processes unit. Students completed a lab to test and evaluate the best chemicals to use in the prototype, created a blue print, and built their prototypes in class.

Students in 6th grade social studies are continuing to learn about ancient civilizations and the development of human societies in social studies. Their most recent civilization was ancient Egypt. Students created and performed interactive dramatizations to understand and explain the social structure of ancient Egypt and its effect on daily life for members of each social class.

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English teacher Marissa Bulger and husband, Chris Boragno, welcomed baby boy Jack Bear Boragno on July 11th. Jack joins big sister Cora.

Nichole Batluck, Media Specialist, received her Masters in Instructional Technology from Towson University in August.

The World Languages Department attended the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages national convention in DC in November.

Faculty and staff participated in a curriculum mapping professional development day hosted by Atlas Rubicon, the leading curriculum management platform.

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Jody-Ann Burton, Junior Staff Accountant, became a US citizen!

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Middle school teachers and administrators met several times over the summer to discuss best practices for middle school programs in preparation for the upcoming school year.

FACULTY NEWS

A handful of faculty and staff attended The Washington International School Summer Institute for Teachers (WISSIT) in July to connect with "Project Zero," a research group at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education, that studies innovative teaching practices that support the culture of teaching and learning at Holy Child.

Suzi Montes de Oca ’74, Director of Development and Alumnae Relations, attended a Graduway Alumnae Networking App Conference in New York, NY.

Associate Head of School, LeAnne Kannapell, Director of Teaching & Learning, Kim Hogan, and Director of Instructional Technology, Kaitlyn Valis attended the Atlas Rubicon Curriculum Mapping Conference in Portland, OR, in November.

Cara Lewis-Roy, Athletic Trainer, and husband, Malaki, welcomed baby girl Keelyn Grace Roy on November 12, 2019.

Alex Barr, Social Studies teacher, and Elsbeth Fager, Director of Visual and Performing Arts, received the Archdiocese of Washington’s Teacher of the Year Awards. Alex received the Novice Teacher Award and Elsbeth received the Veteran Teacher Award.

Sixth-grade teacher Alex Corbutt ’07, married Andrew Peacemaker on Kent Island, MD on November 23rd, 2019.

English teacher Marissa Bulger presented at the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) conference which was held in Baltimore, MD, from November 21-24. The presentation was called "Perspectives & Pedagogies for Trauma, Resilience, and Healing," and Marissa chaired a round table on addressing student stress and anxiety with shared and independent reading experiences.

Social Studies teacher Mr. Barr presented at the the National Council for History Education annual conference this year on 20th-Century Native American activism and better incorporating Native American voices into US History courses.

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Christian Service Coordinator

Staff Accountant

Media Specialist/Librarian

CECILIA BONANGELINO

BRIAN BROWN

J O D Y-A N N B U RTO N

Science

Social Studies Department Chair

THOMAS DEUTSCH

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Religion

Music and Choir

French

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ASHLEY HILL

Physical Education

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Communications Coordinator and Graphic Designer

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SARA JAMISON

RACHEL KARANIAN ’08

Advancement Systems Manager

Annual Giving Manager

Health and Physical Education

Junior Staff Accountant

KEVIN MELENDEZ

ALICE MERCER

LISA SESSIONS

CARSON MILLER

Technology Help Desk

Upper School Counselor

Learning Specialist

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When creating the Holy Child model, Cornelia Connelly focused on educating young girls to become women of faith and action. Not only did she pave the way for young women to have access to an education that "met the wants of the age," but Cornelia also knew that education meant building the confidence and resiliency of every student so that they could face life's many obstacles.

The Coakley Center for Innovative Learning provides exactly that for Holy Child students today. Under the leadership of Nicki Hess Iadarola ’05, Director of Academic Support, our students are guided and supported to excel in the classroom and beyond.

Nicki believes the program is beneficial because it provides a space where students feel unconditionally supported, and therefore comfortable to voice their

concerns and challenges as well as celebrate their triumphs and accomplishments. This setting provides a safe environment where students learn to identify stressors and obstacles, admit mistakes, and ultimately plan a path forward.

Originally a psychology major, Nicki discovered her passion for education and helping students with learning disabilities after working as a learning specialist at a local school. In 2009, Nicki was excited to return to her alma mater, Holy Child, as the academic support program began. Since then, Nicki has been instrumental in ensuring the program remains an important and necessary resource on campus.

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of our community. Each learning specialist on campus is equipped to provide students with the tools to be resilient and confident in the classroom, while also learning to apply those skills in everyday life.

The learning specialists meet with parents, teachers, and students to ensure students are receiving the support they need in order to be successful; it is a collaborative effort in all aspects.

As Cornelia stressed, resiliency is not easy, but is an essential tool to help students get through any situation. Nicki believes that students must understand that there are many pathways to success.

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At Holy Child, teachers instill resilience in their students by empowering them to navigate their own learning styles. Holy Child students are active participants in their learning. Students learn about their strengths and individual challenges, and are provided a seat at the table among parents, educators, and administrators. With this approach, students are invested and responsible for taking ownership of their learning. Our learning specialists have

seen students articulately and professionally lead meetings because they have been taught to self-reflect and have become self-aware.

Students become adept at overcoming challenges they encounter because they feel they are in control of their learning, and thus are living examples of the merit of Cornelia's educational model.

“I HOPE THE ACADEMIC SUPPORT PROGRAM AND HOLY CHILD AS A WHOLE CAN CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESILIENCE AND CONFIDENCE IN YOUNG WOMEN.�

- NICKI IADAROLA

STAFF SPOTLIGHT

WRITTEN BY C AT H E R I N E A L B O R N O Z ' 9 8

A LABOR OF LOVE

If you are on Holy Child's campus early before school or well after the last bell rings, at a Best Buddies party on a Saturday evening, at Open House, graduation, or in the gym before and after an all-school Mass, the person you are sure to see is Javier Guzman. Mr. Guzman is always present, always working, always humble, and ready to offer a helping hand and a kind smile.

He is currently the member of Holy Child’s faculty and staff with the longest number of years served, having worked for nearly 30 years in his role as Facilities Supervisor.

The Holy Child charism of simplicity, humility, charity, and joy are present in him and in the generous way he serves this community.

Mr. Guzman and his team work to keep the campus running smoothly – to make sure that the sidewalks and parking lots are shoveled after snow, that the cafeteria is clean again after lunch, that lightbulbs are replaced, that chairs are put up before Mass and taken down again, that we don’t run out of essential supplies, and that everything looks fresh all the time. Even during breaks, he is here working. The best time to paint and attend to repairs is easier when the building is empty.

In nearly 30 years, he’s seen his share of change on campus, ranging from construction and new buildings to disasters like floods and a fire. In these periods of change,

Mr. Guzman works extra hard to ensure that the school will operate smoothly, all with a sense of calm, responsibility, and purpose.

When I asked Mr. Guzman if he had the time to sit down and speak with me about his Holy Child experience and his work here over so many years, he was so willing, as always, to say “yes!” His usual reply to me when I’m asking him about a Mass setup, to move a piano in the chapel, to help carry loads of toys during our Christmas toy drive, or to fix something that isn’t working is "yes," and always when I thank him, he replies not with a “you’re welcome” but a “it’s my pleasure” or “I’m here to serve.” He seems to never run low on patience with taking care of all of us and Holy Child. “It’s my home,” he says.

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Mr. Guzman to ask him some questions about his Holy Child experiences. I share here some segments of our conversation:

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DO YOU HAVE FAVORITE SEASONS IN THE HOLY CHILD YEAR? I like the Christmas season. We see the enthusiasm as doors and lockers are decorated for Advent Angels, everyone puts on a Christmas hat, there is great energy. It’s an exciting time of year and one in which I’m especially happy to work at a Catholic school.

I also like the time when we approach graduation. Everyone is excited and emotional about graduation coming, we wait for it each year. So many families are here to celebrate the graduates and we take care of the school and grounds to look really great.

WHAT CHANGES HAVE YOU SEEN IN HOLY CHILD OVER THE YEARS? When I first started, the Holy Child sisters lived here in the ranch house on campus and Sr. Margaret was the Head of School. Their presence was something that I really enjoyed and gave the school a special holy feeling.

You still feel the religious importance of Holy Child, but in a different way. We have our Masses frequently, our events like toy drives, community service, and many events through the year to keep the spirit. It is something that I like very much as I’m Catholic and believe in the importance of this.

In our buildings, I see many changes over time. There has been a transformation of our buildings – from the ranch house where the sisters lived to the new Connelly Hall building.

The chapel has moved from place to place to our beautiful chapel today, our field has been renovated, the gym, the cafeteria, even the classrooms and furniture. I see it as really beautiful now as it’s modernized.

WHAT INSPIRES YOU TO MAINTAIN YOUR JOYFUL SPIRIT OF SERVICE IN YOUR HARD WORK EVERY DAY FOR ALL THESE YEARS? In this job, no one obliges me to be here at 7 at night or on Sunday. But the school gives me so much – the satisfaction of working. I feel good,

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useful, so I dedicate my time to this community. If they say that the firefighters have to come, I rush to be here. Whatever is needed I put in the effort.

This is a place full of great people. My team and I are treated with great respect. We are treated so well.

We are very content with our work and the community. We try to serve the best that we are able. We serve here with pleasure.

Ever since I was born

" , Holy Child has felt like home to me -- it's how my dad has always treated it. He cares for the facilities and the community like it's his own, and it's given us so much in return."

- Michelle Guzman '08,

Javier's daughter

"Javier is a true representative

of Holy Child. He embodies the spirit of giving every day at school – a trait we hope to instill in the students here. He has been a great friend to me, and I value his friendship and everything he has done for this great school."

- Sister Connie Craig, friend and former colleague of Javier's

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5) Extra pen added. 6) "Holy Child" removed from uniform. 7) Scrunchie color changed.

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Holy Child offers dynamic courses that engage and inspire all students. We integrate 21st century skills and abilities into each and every classroom, and challenge our students to be the best versions of themselves.

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SENIOR INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

If you are interested in sponsoring an intern or know of an organization, please contact Karin Wells at kwells@holychild.org.

The Senior Internship Program is designed to give seniors an opportunity to explore their career interests and gain experience working in a professional environment. It is a graduation requirement for each senior and must consist of a minimum of 30 hours or 4 work days performed onsite at a business or non-profit organization.

Actions Not Words Day Join us on Tuesday, April 21 for Holy Child’s 24-hour giving challenge, Actions Not Words Day. We’re inviting the entire community to come together and demonstrate we BELIEVE by making a gift to the Fund for Holy Child.

With your support, we know we’ll meet our goal of 421 donors.

Mark your calendar and be sure to join the movement at www.holychild.org/actionsnotwords

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A REFLECTION ON THE RESILIENCY OF THE FIELD AND WHAT IT MEANS TO THE COMMUNITY.

I remember the first time I saw the field at Holy Child. I was in 4th grade, arriving late to my first game of a lacrosse tournament. As my mom pulled into the parking lot of the field, I scrambled to gather my gear in the back seat, oblivious to the beautiful landscape around me that my mom pointed out before she came to a stop. She opened the trunk, and I dashed out of the car and towards the field.

Before I stepped foot onto the field, however, I stopped in awe. I was taken back by the beautiful green color of the turf that sat before me. An abundance of blue and gold appeared in the center of the field in a tiger paw print. It was an incredible sight I couldn’t get over. The first whistle had blown.

I was late to the game.

Ever since I experienced that feeling of walking onto the field for the first time, I knew that Holy Child would someday be my home. Nine years later, the feeling remains just as strong every time I step onto the field – a feeling I’ve been lucky enough to experience countless times over the last four years as a Holy Child Tiger.

Throughout the seven seasons of lacrosse and field hockey, and the three Blue/ Gold games, every time I step on to the turf, that feeling is amplified, as a true member of the Holy Child community, a true Tiger. Not only do I get the same excitement when looking at the beauty of the field, but I’ve also come to realize its power to unify the community.

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and sisters, teachers, and coaches are brought together to celebrate the spirit of competition. On the field, we watch students become outstanding athletes as they fight to outrun an opponent to the ball. On the sidelines, classmates cheer at the top of their lungs for their best friends. In the stands, teachers and families proudly watch as students play the sport they love.

The field gives a sense of belonging to everyone in the Holy Child community, because it’s where hard work and dedication, and love and passion for the school are poured out.

On July 8th, my mom told me that the field had been flooded by storms, and that it was ruined and would not be able to be used for a while. The next time I was at school, I stood in front of the field, and struggled to feel those feelings I had experienced 25

for so long. The vibrant blues and yellows of the tiger print faded under puddles of murky water.

The beautiful green turf was ripped and folding. All I could think about were the memories that the field created for so many of us, and how I might never get to relive them ever again.

The field is a major part of who we are as Tigers, and I worried that our identity would fade.

However, the same way that the Holy Child community united on the field, everyone came together and raised enough money to build a brand new turf field for the spring sports season. Because of the generosity of the donors, we can once again experience everything we felt that very first time we laid eyes on the field.

The installation of a new turf comes the remembrance of memories made on our old field and

the opportunity to become part of a new chapter in the Holy Child community with the Hanley Field. Someday, I hope another little 4th grade girl will see the new field and be just as amazed as I was nine years ago.

Lilly Kannapell with her mom, LeAnne Kannapell, Associate Head of School.

Use the QR above to read a reflection about the field by former PE teacher and longtime Holy Child supporter, Leslie Whitaker.

TURF FIELD

Rehabilitation & Enhancements

See the video of the storm damage incurred at Holy Child in July.

Our campus incurred significant damage as a result of the torrential rain storm on Monday, July 8th - specifically the lower level of the main building (where our renovations were completed just last summer) and the turf field, which was rendered unusable. Once we were able to assess the damage, the Holy Child Development Office quickly pulled together a campaign to raise funds to ensure that our students would be able to play on a field during the 2019 – 2020 school year. Over an eight week period, the campaign raised $472,000.

On November 20, 2019, we broke ground on a new turf field. Over a six week period, our team was able to: Cut up and remove the old turf field Remove stadium padding Paint the scoreboard area Trim trees surrounding the turf field Install a 20’ tall fence to prevent balls from entering the conservation area Install new stadium padding

Thank you

Install the turf field with new organic infill and updated logos Create a new dugout area for softball with fencing and new benches Purchase and build new field benches and soccer goals Improve drainage at the field perimeter Create concept drawings for phase two of the turf project including sidewalk replacements, a new field entry, and a spectator viewing area

Turf Field Rehab & Enhancement Parent Committee Members Bill Knight P’23 Mike Lentz P’24, Chair John Phillips P’22 Roy Austin P’25 Phil Sahady P’23 Adelaide Barrett P’25 Tripp & Cathyann Shreves P’22 Sina Farzin P‘21, ’23 Claire Slabaugh P’21 Danny & Susan Hanley P’18, ’20, ’22

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Introducing HANLEY FIELD “It is with sincere pleasure, Danny [Hanley, P '18, '20, '22] & I commit to support the complete renovation of the turf ... we BELIEVE our ACTIONS and support for Holy Child will help unite the community around this initiative.” – Shannon Hanley, ’86

ABOUT HOLY CHILD’S NEW TURF FIELD Holy Child is proud to be one of the only local high schools in the DC metro area to have a BrockFILL turf – an engineered wood particle infill specifically designed for artificial surfaces. Made in the USA, BrockFILL is constructed from a species of southern pine that is grown, harvested, and replanted in continuous cycles, making it ideal for a sustainable, renewable organic infill product. BrockFILL will allow our turf field to be approximately 20 degrees cooler than our old artificial turf. Additionally, BrockFILL’s shock padding reduces risk of injuries.

Did you know?

Holy Child received a GMAX test report (the current standard measurement for the "safety" of a playing surface) confirming the impact measurements of our turf field averaged 120, which is a perfect score and better than the NFL and Synthetic Turf Council safety limit of 165. After the damange, Holy Child's old field was tested and had an average of 174. We have thus improved the safety for Holy Child students with the new field.

SAVE THE DATE! The Hanley Field blessing and dedication will be on February 21, 2020 before the spring sports season begins. For more information, please email advancement@holychild.org.

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Dear Holy Child Alumnae Community,

Happy New Year! It’s the start to a new decade, bringing with it excitement for change and growth at Holy Child. If you’ve been following along, you may have noticed the school is quite different from what you remember. However, what has not changed is Holy Child’s unique sense of community. Every time I visit the school, I still get that feeling of “coming home.” You can tell the girls are so happy to be attending such a beautiful school.

There is so much support and love, and we want them to carry that with them well after Holy Child. Because you never really leave Holy Child, right? Isn’t that the whole point? Our Alumnae Council is working so hard to provide all our alums with that same sense of community they felt while at school.

With that in mind, I hope you enjoy reading through some of the items our Alumnae Council has been working on.

We launched our app! So many of our alumnae asked how they can network with one another by geographic area, career field, or how they could reconnect with their classmates. The app will do just that! But to be successful, we need all our alumnae to sign up. I strongly encourage you to go to www.holychildnetwork.com to be a member of this amazing directory.

Hopefully you’ve seen our Alumnae Spotlights. Our Recognition and Outreach Committee has covered a variety of career paths from a midwife in Delaware to a Vice President of Charles Schwab in Bethesda, MD, to an alumna who runs her own law firm so that the lawyers at her firm can practice yet still maintain a family/work life balance. Make sure to continue to catch these Alumnae Spotlights through Holy Child’s Instagram and Facebook accounts, and on the school website.

The Archives Committee is gathering, sorting, and scanning photos for Alumnae Weekend and the milestone reunion years. Want to help? It’s great fun to look back at your Holy Child years. Contact Julia Murphy at julia.murphy10@gmail.com to find out when the next work day is to sort through memorabilia, or to pick up a box to take home and sort at your leisure.

The Networking and Events Committee is planning panel discussions with alumnae on topics such as Personal Finance and Health and Wellness.

Please stay tuned for more information! They are also working on our biggest weekend of the year – Alumnae Weekend! Be sure to mark your calendar for Career Day, Friday, April 24! Contact Suzi Montes de Oca at smontes@holychild.org if you would like to provide information to the junior and senior class about your college major and your current career path. If your graduation year ends in a 0 or 5, it’s a milestone graduation/reunion year for you! Plan to celebrate with your classmates at Alumnae Weekend April 24 & 25.

I hope you all continue to follow along and help us grow our Holy Child Network, and make this community stronger than it has ever been. Many blessings to you and your families as we ring in 2020!

Sincerely, Lauren Phifer Robinson, 2008 Alumnae Council President lphifer518@gmail.com 28

We had a wonderful turnout at our first Alumnae Preview Night for Mayfield Market! Paz Velasco Galey ’82 and Connie Coakley Caulfield ’82 returned as vendors for a weekend that saw a record number of alumnae return to campus to shop, re-connect with one another, and see the school’s renovations first hand.

Katie Ryan ’01, Grace Easby- Maddie Highfill with Smith Weisser ’01, Jessi mom Jessica Colburn Williams Frend ’01 ’94

Connie Coakley Caulfield ’82, owner of Caulfield Provisions hot sauce

Dagmar Torres Farr ’74, Diane Miller Ryburn ’74, Annie Sacasa ’74, daughter Katie Wollesen

Caitlin ’08, Clare ’10, and Fran DeLaurentis

Minoo Razavi ’03 with Alicia Ryan Karanian ’74

Mary Beth Pender ’69 with Ruth Anne Osbourn McCormick ’69

Natalie Thomas ’06, Elizabeth Demaree ’06, and Samantha Krench ’06 at Preview Night

ALUMNAE ON CAMPUS

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Ann Bouchard Kerrigan ’84 with sister Liz Bouchard Legg ’85

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CLASS OF 1996

Imagine that a client approaches you and tells you that they can now retire earlier than expected, or they can comfortably put their child through college because of your guidance. Giselle Cruz Colavita, class of 1996, says those moments with clients are the most rewarding of her career. It’s even better when those clients refer to her not just as their financial consultant, but as a trusted advisor and friend.

Giselle’s best piece of advice to a Holy Child student or alumna who is pursuing a career and/or dream?

“Embrace every opportunity and challenge thrown at you!

You never know where it will lead you and sometimes you just have to take that leap of faith. The worst thing that happens is that opportunity or job does not work out for you, but opens the door to something better and you have gained valuable experience along the way.”

Read Giselle’s full alumnae spotlight using the QR code on the right.

Sarah Novak Nesbitt CLASS OF 2000

Service work has always been a part of Sarah Novak Nesbitt’s life and ultimately led her to co-founding a law firm, the Family Legal Advocacy Group. Her dedication to volunteerism started at Holy Child in 8th grade, continued with her through graduation from the University of Notre Dame, and even kickstarted her career after college.

“My favorite moments are when clients can leave a meeting with me and say that they feel a little bit better. I can’t change their situation, but I can help them manage their emotions and expectations about their situation.”

Be sure to check out her best piece of advice for alumnae and how networking within our community has been part of her hiring process.

Read Sarah’s full alumnae spotlight using the QR code on the right.

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THANK YOU to our dedicated class reps! If your class is missing a rep or you want to get involved with your class, please email alumnews@holychild.org. If you would like to contact your rep, please do so through the Holy Child Network app.

1966 Debbie Cronin Kissinger Carol Pender Sinwell 1967 - NEED A REP! 1968 - NEED A REP! 1969 Margo Colbert Keegan Suzanne Hodson MacDaniels Kate Burke Walsh

Follow these easy steps to sign up!

1) You can use the website:

www.holychildnetwork.com

to join

OR Download this app in your app store: Graduway Community 2) Once downloaded, it prompts for your institution name, so enter: Connelly School of the Holy Child 3) Sign up and enjoy connecting with Holy Child alumnae!

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1970 Bonnie Mack Barker Nancy Forbes Ephraim Patti Gannon Garayta 1971 Mary Anne Melo Conley Margo Culotta-Norton 1972 Mary Ann Mangold Veirs 1973 Missy Asbill Attridge 1974 Alicia Ryan Karanian NEED ANOTHER REP! 1975 Karen Denison Clark Cheryl Becker Grandy Ann Cassidy Principe 1976 Daniele Cronin-Tewes Mary Hornish Kempf Suzi Stinson 1977 Shana Gaultney Elliott 1978 Marie Gilmore Williams Jeremy Davis Lopynski 1979 Stephanie Joyce Farrell 1980 Jennifer Girardi McCloskey NEED ANOTHER REP!

C L A S S R E P R E S E N TAT I V E S

Introducing the Holy Child alumnae networking app.

1965 Cathy Caspar Delahay

1981 Carla Pappalardo 1982 - NEED A REP! 1983 Jennifer Slye Aniskovich Suzanne Hohman Matan 1984 Amy Baldwin Doherty Ann Bouchard Kerrigan Jill Slye King 1985 Pamela Burns 1986 Coleen McDonald Thompson 1987 Jennifer Abbey Johnson 1988 Margi Vechery Braun 1989 Jessica Metz Boessman Laura McGuinn McCarthy Nathalie Young 1990 Maria Daza Ingrid Ortega Froehner 1991 Lisa Knight Steele Melissa Plaia Von Stauffenberg

2000 Jessica Dillon Bieligk 2001 Anjanette Cottingim Bizzarro 2002 Celine Tobal Bryan Beatriz Freire-Frey Shannon FitzGerald Grant Kristin Liverman 2003 Jennifer Fitzpatrick Caitlin James 2004 Alicia Easby-Smith Barton Killeen Hanson Tori Trotter Wilkinson 2005 Irene Firippis Krista Montes de Oca Kelly Caitlin McCarthy Meagan Fitzgerald Romero 2006 Rotimi Abimbola Catherine Buckingham Elaine Stefanou 2007

1992 - NEED A REP!

Shea FitzGerald Meredith Hickman Isabel Wallisch Klingshirn Sam Cooper McIntee

1993 Elizabeth Guevara Noreen Miyake-Char

2008 Kimberley Dolmuz Devika Nair

1994 Ginger King Shaw Joanna Smith-Ramani

2009 Rebecca Railey Cauffman Lizzy Frank Kelsey Albanese Jones

1995 Martha Nguyen NEED ANOTHER REP! 1996 - NEED A REP! 1997 Katharine Seay LeCheminant Tula Orum Kerry Parker Veruska Veiga 1998 Kate Smits Desiree Gavilan Speicher 1999 Susan Decker Raff

2010 Ashley Paulos Lindsay Edgerley Gleason Brynn Mayo Jones 2011 Meagan Glynn 2012 Kaitlin Kress Kaelynn Serena Christine Troiano 2013 Fannie Benziger Heather Lamb Alex Phifer

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2014 Maddy Hopkins Katie Rose Marvin Marissa MacDonald

2017 Caitlin Grant Mady Moore Layo Ojo Elsa Wetten

2015 Allison Bloss Cece Garner Caitlyn O'Berry

2018 Molly Grant Chesney Lynch Olivia Welsh

2016 Sam Boccia Lilly Paro Isabelle Tyshing

2019 Charlotte Bell Gigi McBride Rachel Russell

Check out Charlotte Bell's Instagram takeover to learn about a day in the life at UNC Chapel Hill.

Judy Ostronic joined fellow '88 classmate and friend Jen Bigelow Urgo on campus for Blue/Gold games.

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Alumnae Class Representatives meeting Sept. 2019

Sister Connie Craig

ENDOWMENT FUND Wooly Devine ’79 provided gingerbread houses for our seniors to decorate and deliver to the elderly in nursing homes.

Colleen Coughlin Selenza ’07 is coaching Holy Child’s equestrian team this year! So far the team has taken home over 17 blue ribbons and six champions.

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Washington School for Girls students with Santa Project 2019 gifts.

A W O M A N O F FA I T H A N D AC T I O N

Vi s i t https://www.holychild.org/ sisterconniefund

HOLY CHILD ALUMNAE WEEKEND

APRIL 24-25, 2020

FRIDAY, APRIL 24

SATURDAY, APRIL 25

CAREER DAY Alumnae from all career paths are invited to participate in panel discussions.

GOLDEN YEARS LUNCHEON WITH SR. CONNIE CRAIG: 12:30PM For 1965 – 1970 alumnae in McShain Library.

GIRLS NIGHT OUT!: 7PM This is the alumnae weekend event you won’t want to miss! ALL ALUMNAE are invited to reconnect for this lively evening and the Alumna of the Year presentation. Class photos will be taken and reunion classes will have special recognition.

ALUMNAE SERVICE PROJECT AND FAMILY EVENT: 2PM Come one, come all! Bring your family to enjoy a moon bounce and a family-friendly service project!

Check out last year's alumnae weekend via the QR code to the right!

Questions?

Contact Suzi Montes de Oca smontes@holychild.org 301-365-0955, ext. 2122

ALUMNAE MASS: 4PM Alumnae and their families are invited to join us for Mass.

REUNION CLASS PARTIES: Alumnae are encouraged to have an evening event off campus. Contact your class rep for details.

RSVP, HOTEL INFO, SEE WHO’S COMING, and MORE: www.holychild.org/reunion

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2018 - 2 0 1 9 ALU M NAE C O UN CI L M E M B E R S

Jillian Bastow ’02 Martine Bernard ’86 Caroline Mangan Connelly ’08 Kathleen Cooney Porter ’82 Connie Craig, SHCJ Caitlin DeLaurentis ’08 Meghan Everngam ’00 Riley Fisher ’07 Joelle Slye Flynn ’89 Jessi Williams Frend ’01 Molly Grant ’18 Alexandra Guntle ’11 Lolly Straus Heller ’03

Alicia Ryan Karanian ’74 Deborah Cronin Kissinger ’66 Alli Bigelow Lumpkin ’92 Chesney Lynch ’18 Liz Palka Minukas ’04 Kate Everngam Muffels ’98 Jordan Quinn ’08 Lauren Phifer Robinson ’08 Ericka Rojas ’08 Christy Weschler Scango ’92 Kelly Decker Shires ’08 Kate Mangan Siegel ’03 Carol Pender Sinwell ’66

HOLY CHILD

ALL FEMALE. CATHOLIC. GRADES 6-12.

Did you know that we have an Alumnae Legacy Scholarship? This award is given to the daughter, granddaughter, niece, or sister of a current Holy Child student or graduate of the network of Holy Child schools.

Recommend Holy Child to a friend or family member! Word of mouth is our greatest admissions tool.

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THANK YOU ALUMNAE

Thank you, Alumnae Council

Gifts for Today

The Fund for Holy Child enables our school to provide students with an exceptional education rooted in academic challenge, joyful learning, and service to others.

Gifts to the Fund for Holy Child have an immediate impact on school operations such as our innovative academic programming, professional development, faith and service learning, fine arts, athletics, and financial aid. All members of our community directly benefit from the Fund for Holy Child.

We invite you to give back today by making a tax-deductible donation in one of the - Online at www.holychild.org/giving following ways: - Check payable to Holy Child - Venmo @CorneliaHC

Gifts for Tomorrow

Cornelia Connelly’s mission was to create institutions in which students grow intellectually and as people of faith and service. We strive to keep Cornelia’s vision at the core of all we do at Holy Child. When you include Holy Child in your long-term charitable plans, you ensure that our school remains a place for young women to become their best selves for generations to come.

Please consider supporting the future of Holy Child by: - Including Holy Child in your will, trust, or other estate plans - Naming Holy Child as a beneficiary of your retirement plan or life insurance policy - Leaving assets from a brokerage or other savings account to Holy Child - Making a gift of appreciated stocks, bonds, or other securities - Establishing a Charitable Remainder or Charitable Lead Trust to benefit Holy Child - Making a gift through your Donor Advised Fund

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Peter Bergeron, husband of Rosemary Howard Bergeron ’65 Leland Bishop II, grandfather of Libby ’21 and Daisy '23 Bishop Margie Bishop, grandmother of Libby ’21 and Daisy ’23 Bishop Maria Bispo, Class of 1998 Jose Bou, grandfather of Corinna Bou ’23 Joan Bulger, mother of Elizabeth Bulger Ross ’75 and Michele Bulger ’79 Edward Campbell, grandfather of Caitlin Hannegan ’21 Marian Canney, aunt of Dean of Students, Julie Burke Connelly and Director of Enrollment Management, Meghan Burke Cross Stephen Conger, brother of Carol Conger Hawkes ’80

Sr. Jane Dawley, former Holy Child Guidance Counselor Ray Fugere, uncle of Trustee Maureen McCormick Grant ’87 and Cathleen McCormick Fromm ’84, and great uncle of Caitlin ’17 and Molly ’18 Grant Sandy Guidera, mother of Caroline Guidera Dennin ’10 Neil Hadley, father of Dr. Nancy Hadley Miller ’72 William Hornish, father of Mary Hornish Kempf ’76 and grandfather of Kerry Kempf Penney ’07 George Kiesel, grandfather of Caroline Page ’23 Cynthia Geddes Loveland, Class of 1970 Patrick McDonough, uncle of Chief Advancement Officer, Dani Perraut DeWitt Cynthia Monhan, mother of Lisa Monahan Arrowsmith ’80 Alice Norair, mother of Jill Norair ’74 and Trish Norair Green ’78 Ed Nordberg, grandfather of Charlotte Nordberg ’21 Frank Ostronic, former Holy Child Trustee and husband of Judith Ostronic and father of Ellen Ostronic Janus ’77, Mary Ostronic King ’79, and Judy Ostronic ’88 Libra Pascale, grandmother of Natalie Pascale Catliota ’05 and Ellen Pascale ’07 Jerry Pender, brother of Carol Pender Sinwell ’66, Maureen Pender ’67, Mary Beth Pender ’69 and Janet Pender ’74 Dr. George Polis, grandfather of Teresa Polis ’23 Kathleen Swendiman, mother of Shelley Swendiman Stinelli ’01 Nydia M. Velez-Echevarria, grandmother of Elena Rios-Brady ’15 and mother of Augie Rios, former President of Holy Child’s Fathers’ Club Jean C. Yount, grandmother of Cara Price ’19 Olga ‘Gaga’ Yusko, grandmother of Audrey Reyes ’20

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IN MEMORIUM

Chuck Covell, brother of Kate Covell Flaherty ’87, Chris Covell ’87, and Susan Covell Sands ’89, and uncle of Kiki ’20 and Caroline ’23 Covell

CONNELLY SCHOOL OF THE

HOLY CHILD 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

39 LETTER FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIR 40 THE FUND FOR HOLY CHILD BY THE NUMBERS 41 2018-2019 FINANCIALS AT A GLANCE 42 GIVING CIRCLES 49 CORNELIA CONNELLY LOYALTY SOCIETY 51 ANNUAL GIVING BY AFFILIATION 61 INNOVATE THE SPACE 62 SPECIAL GIVING 64 ENDOWED FUNDS 65 BENEFIT AUCTION AND GALA 66 UNDERWRITERS AND SPONSORS 67 GIFTS OF SERVICE 69 MEMORIAL AND TRIBUTE GIFTS 38

2018-2019 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Odis Braxton Fr. Bill Byrne Jessi Williams Frend ’01 Liz Garner Shannon Gomez Joe Grassi Danny Hanley Alicia O’Hare Henneberry ’93 Chris Holmes Brett MacInnes Mary Magner Malcolm Marshall Louise O’Berry Lisa Paro Scott Rembold Kris Cotton Rowan ’82 Jeanne Shriver Paul Sullivan Katie Sullivan Tyson ’90 Bill Whitaker

ADMINISTRATION Dr. Shannon Gomez

Head of School LeAnne Kannapell

Associate Head of School Caitlin Chalke

Director of Communications Meghan Cross

Director of Enrollment

Management Danielle DeWitt

Chief Advancement Officer Mike Owen

Director of Facilities

Terri Sutton

Chief Financial Officer

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LETTER FROM BOARD CHAIR Dear Holy Child,

As I have recently prepared for the next six months of Board of Trustees' activities, which will bring to an end of my time as a trustee, I have also reflected upon my eight years as a member of the Board. During that time, Holy Child has undergone tremendous growth and presented new and exciting opportunities for the young women enrolled in the school as well as the teachers and the administrative staff. As with all endeavors, there have been great successes to which we can point, but also some difficult times that we collectively came through with great resolution.

The resiliency that has been at the forefront of dealing with the successes and the difficulties I attribute to the unique character of the entire Holy Child community; the students, the faculty, teachers, parents, alumnae, and the trustees. The foundation for this unique character we find at Holy Child is certainly the teachings of Cornelia Connelly and her steadfast desire for a holistic and unique approach to the education of each young person as a distinctive individual. An appreciation of this approach by the entire Holy Child community, I believe, is the basis for the wonderful character and resiliency we have witnessed during the 50 plus years of the school here in Potomac.

Of course, there is a corresponding need to match this great character and resilience of the Holy Child community, and that is through financial commitments which enable the school to grow and expand into the new opportunities we have all come to rely upon. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I would like to extend a very sincere thank you to all who made financial commitments to Holy Child during the 2018-19 school year. A report of the incredible generosity from all corners of the Holy Child community follows for your review. Please be assured that all levels of donors are greatly appreciated and the Trustees consider it their highest duty to spend those funds in a manner that continues to advance the ideals of Cornelia Connelly for each student and reinforces the character and resiliency that we have come to appreciate at Holy Child.

Best regards, Paul Sullivan, Chair Board of Trustees

THE FUND FOR HOLY CHILD

BY THE NUMBERS

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DONORS

AV E R A G E PA R E N T G I F T : $ 1 , 6 3 5 AV E R A G E A L U M N A G I F T : $ 2 1 5

(GIFTS OF $1,500+ TO THE F U N D F O R H O LY C H I L D )

$400K IN LEADERSHIP GIVING

$257K MORE THAN 2017-2018 58% INCREASE IN UNRESTRICTED FUNDING

$ 6 9 9 K T O TA L R A I S E D

We are pleased to share that in the 2018-2019 fiscal year (July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019), our community raised $1.4 million dollars in support of Holy Child. Unrestricted gifts provide the highest level of financial flexibility for our school, enabling us to deliver the full Holy Child experience. In the last year, over $1.1 million was raised in unrestricted giving, including $699K in gifts to the Fund for Holy Child. Our Board of Trustees as well as the faculty and staff led by example with 100% participation, along with 75% of our parents and 16% of our alumnae.

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T O TA L DONORS

100%

BOARD PA R T I C I PAT I O N

100%

FA C U LT Y & S TA F F PA R T I C I PAT I O N

75%

PA R E N T PA R T I C I PAT I O N

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2018-2019 FINANCIALS AT A G L A N C E

The graphs below depict the percentage allocation of revenue earned and expenses incurred by Holy Child for the 2018-2019 School Year.

MANAGEMENT $570K | 5%

D E V E LO PM E N T $365K | 2%

FINANCIAL AID $2M | 17%

2018-2019 EXPENSES

SALARIES & BENEFITS $7M | 58%

INSTRUCTIONAL $2.1M | 18%

FUNDRAISING, UNRESTRICTED $1.1M | 9%

FUNDRAISING, RESTRICTED $268K | 2% OTHER INCOME $205K | 2%

INVESTMENT INCOME, NET $187K | 1%

2018-2019 REVENUE

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TUITION & FEES $10.8M | 86%

GIVING CIRCLES Holy Child Giving Circles are based on cumulative gifts to the Fund for Holy Child from July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019. Donors making gifts at the $5,000 level and above are members of the Mayfield Society. Young alumnae within 20 years of graduation making gifts at the $1,500 level and above also belong to the Mayfield Society.

We at Holy Child have done our very best to ensure the accuracy of this report. We apologize for any errors or omissions. Should you find an error, please bring it to our attention by contacting the Advancement Office at advancement@holychild.org.

7%

10%

W I L LO W 1.5K+

25%

HEAD OF SCHOOL $2.5K+

21%

Rosina and George Aguiar Lisa and Rollin Bell Kelly and Thad Bingel Miriam and Paul Dell’Isola Mary and Collins Ege Sheila and Peter Flanagan Kathy and Jim Flannery Liz and Charlie Garner Debra and Dean Graham Carol and Jeff Groh Chris Holmes Juanita Leyva Stephanie and Garrett Lowe Christine Noel and Brett MacInnes Mary and Brendan Magner Annie and Michael Magruder Darcy and Malcolm Marshall

SCHOLARS $5K+

CORNELIA C O N N E L LY $10K+

H O LY C H I L D $25K+

Missy Asbill Attridge ’73

and Dan Attridge Judy and Leland Bishop Michelle Bosch Leslie Hale-Braxton

and Odis Braxton Patrice and Scott Brickman Connie and Pat Caulfield Jenny and Fran Chiaramonte Clark-Winchcole Foundation Karen and Chris Donatelli Susan and Danny Hanley Kirsten and David Martin Meg and Keith Mayo Carolyn and Ed Nordberg Kris ’82 and Bill Rowan

$5,000 - $9,999

11%

P E R C E N T O F T O TA L RAISED BY GIVING CIRCLE

15%

9%

FRIENDS $1+

CORNELIA CONNELLY $10,000 - $24,999

Lacey and JP Matan Meghan and Scott McCaleb Mary Jo McGuire Amy and Scott Palumbo Katharine and Dale Powell Elizabeth and Scott Rembold Marina Kotova

and Seyfeddin Roustamov Julie and John Sellinger Diane and Bill Shaw Cathyann ’89 and Tripp Shreves Claire and Jon Slabaugh Brooke and Michael Stanton Courtney and David Straus Lauretta and Bruce Stewart Rosanne and John Strittmatter Sally and Paul Sullivan Jonathan Taishoff Martha Taishoff Betsy and Patrick Turley Natalie and Kirk von Seelen Kathie and Mike Williams Megan and Ned Williams

PAT R O N S $100+

The Shepherd Foundation Fran Soistman April McClain-Delaney and John Delaney Laura and Alexander Zukiwski Suzanne ’83 and Mark Matan Caroline and John Reyes SCHOLARS

B LU E A N D GOLD $500+

HOLY CHILD $25,000 AND ABOVE

2%

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HEAD OF SCHOOL $2,500 - $4,999

Natalie Ludaway and Duane Albury Helen and Larry Allen Kristine and Todd Anderson Jillian Bastow ’02 Ann and Bob Bittman Caroline and Liam Coakley Cindy and Mark Derrick Kelley and John Essepian Jessi ’01 and Tim Frend Stephanie and Matthew Geary Alicia ’93 and Brian Henneberry Patricia Hoefler Amy and Steve Kurtenbach Andrea and Thomas Lynch Louise and Jeff O’Berry Bryan Rachlin Jennifer and Vance Redmond Jeannette Roegge Karen and John Rothenberger Nicole and Bryan Schwenker Jeanne and Mark Shriver Margaret and Jonathan Sommerville Hilleary and Bill Topercer Betsy and Patrick Turley Lorea Wetten Martin Wetten

WILLOW $1,500 - $2,499

Anonymous (1) Melissa and John Allen Martine Bernard ’86

and Reza Amirkhalili Adelaide and John Barrett Mary Beth and Mark Barrett Betsy Young and John Benziger Katie and Mark Calis Meeta Kaur and Banjot Chanana Chip Comstock Mary Cull Debby ’74 and Larry Demaree Wooly Devine ’79

and John Hollingsworth Joan Donahue Thomas Donohue Kathy and Joe Famulare Pamela and Andre Gazdag Kim and Sean Glynn Maureen ’87 and Richard Grant Lia and Joe Grassi Toni and Stephen Howell Ginger and Brett Loper Dee and Chip Mahoney Michelle Martin ’91 Coleen and Bernie McCarthy Colleen and Christopher Morton Tamela and Aric Noboa Nancy and Pat Noonan Catherine and Bud Patterson Diane and Tom Schuler Allison and Matthew Shay Peggy Still 43

Nicole and Bryan Thomas Heidi and Frank Titus Mary Ellen and Don Tomasso Carolyn and Donald Urgo Kevin Urgo Lucia Basterra Mary and Louis Warchot Gretchen and Timothy Williams Dawn ’88 and John Ziemski

BLUE AND GOLD $500 - $1,499

Anonymous (1) Carolyn and Bob Aberbach Christa Aiken ’04 Diane ’71 and John Alahouzos Leslie and Chris Archer Traci Mitchell Austin and Roy Austin Karen ’78 and David Banta Alison and Richard Banziger Suzanne and Siegfried Behrens Pam and Joe Bellino Barbara and Marcel Bernard Michelle Bernard Karen Berube Jessica ’00 and Wesley Bieligk Jolyne Boyle Lyn and Lawton Brown Jodi Longo and Dejan Bujak Fr. Bill Byrne Kelly and Gregory Casten Jennifer and Robert Clark Carin and Steve Collins Mary Lou and Bob Coughlin Maria and Tim Covell Maureen Banta and Brian Crowley Monica and Dan Dean Cathy ’65 and John Delahay Susan and George DeMarse Anita and Joseph DeMino Linda and John Derrick Madelyn and Rick DiBella Sharon and Paul Dillon Kathleen and Bob Dinkel Helen and Jerry Distefano Ana Donahue ’08 Allison and Ted Donatelli Julie Donatelli

and Michael Baranowsky Stephanie and John Donohue Teresa and Jim Douglas Marc Duffy Anne and Bob Easby-Smith Erin Rooney-Eckel and Peter Eckel Shana ’77 and Richard Elliott Therese Ellis ’73 Mary Engler ’73 Cassandra and David Entwistle Lesli Esposito ’91 Michele and Chris Evans Stephanie Farrell ’79 Nina and Sina Farzin Elizabeth and Gregory Feldman Jennifer and David Flinchum

Elizabeth and Josh Forgione Cathleen ’84 and Sean Fromm Christy and Dave Giulieri Shannon and Art Gomez Maura ’83 and Samuel Gordy Shannon Hanley ’86 Judi and Joseph Herishen Rita Madden and Michael Holland Maria and Sung Hong Sonia Hounsell ’89 Molly and Paul Hugo Mary Beth ’74 and Tom Humen Lisa and Jim Hunt Christine Jelen and Jack Jaeger Ashley and Will Jerro Chris ’79 and George Kaiser LeAnne and Frank Kannapell Gerry Kavanagh ’67 Grace Kavanagh ’17 Margo ’69 and Michael Keegan Sherrie and Lionel Kennedy Kirk Kley Aida Garcia and Cesar Larrea Kathleen LaValle ’74 Kelly and Robert Lee Elizabeth Legg ’85 Pam and Mike Lentz Rachel and Bill MacDonald Lori and Herb Mansinne Sally and Malcolm Marshall Anita and Tim McBride Laura and Mark McCaffrey Molly and Phil McCarthy Patricia McCarthy and William Jones Kathy ’89 and Trent McMahon Suzi ’74 and Gus Montes de Oca Bonnie Moore Jacqueline ’69 and Gerard Murphy James Murphy Michele and James Murphy Meghan and Luke O’Boyle Kristin and John O’Donnell Lisa and Danny Paro Alicia and John Phillips Gail and Pete Plamondon Maureen and Jack Potter Anne Powell ’69 Jenifer Regan ’87 Amy Remington ’93 Lisa Marie and John Riggins Zaina and Phil Sahady Stacey and Thomas Saidy Beth Shea Natalie and Robert Silverman Kelly Skibbie and Ken Schmidt Annette and David Smith Clara and Jerry Smith Wilson Smithdeal Society of the Holy Child Jesus Eileen ’79 and Rick Spencer Jeannette and Eric Stewart Leslie and C. Robert Strittmatter Kathleen Sullivan ’00 Christine and Steve Summers

Nancy and George Sushinsky Mary and Glenn Thomas Janice and James Thompson Sara Thompson ’79 Kelly and John Tomon Katie ’90 and Bob Tyson Kaitlyn Valis Colleen and Dan Venable John Vinter Beverly VonDer Pool ’73 Crystal and Ryan Wade Alison and David Weeda Sue and Bill Whitaker Murphy Wilson ’75 Erika Wright ’07 Rita Yavinsky

PATRONS $100 - $499

Anonymous (7) Kitty and John Adams Lora Adler ’70 Catherine ’98 and Gabriel Albornoz Megan and Paul Ambrosi Jennifer Aniskovich ’83 Judy and Al Arcidiacono Kimberly Campbell Arrendell

and Carlton Arrendell Esther Avalos and Federico Gonzalez Leona Ba Jennie Bassett ’82 Sharon and Marvin Beitler Jane and Kevin Belford Sabrina and Leon Beresford Kellyanne ’87 and Peter Bezjak Kristina Bielkevicius ’05 Bev and Terry Billingsley Pat Bonan ’75 Marie-Lise Bonneau Katie Booher ’01 Ronald Borza Mary Kay and Pat Bowman Dana and Kirk Boyd Jenny ’83 and Steve Boyer Ali and Joe Bratun James Brault Melody Britt Madie Bromiley Erin ’92 and Alex Bryer Anne Butler Kathleen ’74 and Sean Cahill Claudia Callaway Carmen ’91 and Jerry Cardarelli Anne ’92 and Daniel Cardile Karen and Kevin Carlsen James Carpenter Thelma and Pedro Carrasco Libby and Joe Cassidy Sue and Andy Cassidy Sharon and Tony Celeste Carol Cerbone Felicia and Rob Cerbone

Caitlin McNamara Chalke Theresa ’92 and Alexander Chang Noreen Miyake-Char ’93

and Christopher Char Jean Claery Karen Clark ’75 Pierce ’00 and Bryce Coffee Giselle ’96 and Mike Colavita Mary Anne ’71 and Robert Conley Sarah and Michael Connelly Laura and Gregory Cope Mary Beth ’80 and Greg Corbutt Mary Margaret Coughlin ’04 Dillon ’93 and Tommy Cox Karen Craig Janet Demas Crilley

and Michael Crilley Caroline Crosby ’74 Meghan and Alex Cross Jocelyn Curran ’04 Jenna Daniel ’03 Jennifer ’87 and Gregory Daymude Carmel Deckelman ’81 Fran and A.J. DeLaurentis Faith Denault Dani DeWitt Madeleine Diakiwski ’08 Kathy Didden ’66 Julie Dietz ’88 Kathleen ’76 and Robert Donahue Nancy Donahue ’74

and Thomas Fogarty Katie and Stephen Driscoll Claire and Richard Drummond Millie and Pat Durbin Diane ’77 and Gregg Dyer Seton Gardner ’08 Paula Ebel ’82 Lynda Elliott Shampa and Aref Enayet Nancy ’70 and Barry Ephraim Betty and V.M. Esposito Meghan Everngam ’00 Beth and Michael Fagan Dagmar Farr ’74 Terry and John Fassl Shannon Faucette ’84 Henry Feaunati Valerie Feaunati John Feerick Maria ’75 and Lawrence Fisher Pattie Fisher Joelle ’89 and Kevin Flynn Nathan Forrester Betina Franceschini ’84 Trish Fraser Mary Kay and Jim Frech Susan Freericks ’83 Rebecca Fuldner Trish and Erich Fuldner Alison Fuller ’81 Suzanne Kim Doud Galli

and Paolo Galli Michele and Matt Galvin 44

Louise Gao ’18 Lea ’70 and Mark Gargulinski Jennifer and David Gentile Julie and Greg Gilak Dedie Giuliani ’79 Nancy ’84 and Edward Glaeser Lisa Godfrey ’75

and Daniel Wagner Jean and Joseph Grabias Nicole and Tom Gravante Trish ’78 and Martin Green Lindsay Greene Janet and Mark Gribble Mary Grisley ’72 Anne Grossman ’10 Mildred Patterson

and Marc Grossman Elizabeth Guevara ’93 Jim Guidera Javier Guzman Karen Gwozdz Blumhardt ’79 Christy ’88 and Scott Habetz Lisa ’72 and William Hall Juliet Halprin ’12 Abbie Handerhan ’07 Kathy and Donald Hargett Ben Hatton Bobbi Hayes ’73 Mary Heersink ’73 Lolly Heller ’03 Katherine Herrera Judy Hewitt Pamela Hickey Sharon and Paul Hillery Carolyn Hodgson ’09 Robin ’86 and Raymond Hoeymans Laura Williams-Hofacre ’84

and Timothy Hofacre Kim and Fran Hogan Laura Hoover ’01 Mary and Chip Hopkins Lise Hopson ’70 Lizzy Horan ’06 June and Robert Hortin Teresa and Jeffrey Hortin Johanna Bayly Howe ’99

and Barclay Howe Amy Fox and Christopher Hudgins Grace and Charles Huebscher Ashley Hull ’04 Joanne and Albert Hull Jessica Hull Adams ’02 Mary Beth Hurley ’71 Lynne Iadarola ’73 Allison Jacobs ’89 Nawil Jama Jennifer Johnson ’87 Brynn Jones ’10 Ann and Richard Kane Emily and Kevin Kane Stephanie Keeffe ’91 Claire Keith ’76 Krista ’05 and Mike Kelly Mary ’76 and Joe Kempf 45

Ann ’84 and Rocky Kern John Kernan Nancy Lee Keshishian Teresa and Michael Kim Mary King ’79 Chris Kirkpatrick Shannon ’87 and Ben Kleiber Karen Kley Isabel ’07 and Michael Klingshirn Patricia ’78 and Erich Koberl Maureen and Joseph Koch Robin ’78 and Fred Kramer Tamara and George Kucik Ellen and Henry Kumm Laura ’80 and James Lamke Janet Laws ’79 Ann Leahy ’79 Cathy ’75 and Robert Leary Deirdre ’85 and Gary Levine Cara Lewis-Roy Doris and Albert Lindquist Gabi Llerena ’09 Tara Long ’85 Ashley and Jeremy Lowry Alli Lumpkin ’92 Lisa and John Lynch Cathy MacFarlane ’72 Aoife Magner ’15 Lynn and Chris Maloney Jennifer and Bill Manders Gail Richardson and Eric Manes Maureen and John Martin Therese Matan Amy ’86 and C. Doyle Maull Mary McCarthy MacTurk ’68

and Bob MacTurk Jennifer McCloskey ’80 Kathleen and Casey McCormick Liske McCormley ’70 Stephanie McGill Kara McGinn ’97 Denise and Michael McGowan Monica ’71 and Michael McGrew Elizabeth McHugh ’79 Paula and Kerry McKeon Rina and Donald McLaughlin Theresa and Daniel McLaughlin Anne ’74 and Tom McNamara Martha Moran ’73 and George Meyer Katie Moylan Colleen and Thomas Mudlaff Rejni Nair Bronwen and Daniel Naude Aline Pereira Navai ’02 Robin Neal ’85 Lesley and Cametrick Nesmith Catherine Nguyen ’97 Martha Nguyen ’95

and Gregory Wright Carol and Ed Nordberg Caren Norian ’92 Joan and Fred Norris Margot Culotta-Norton ’71

and Bob Norton

Mary ’82 and Bill Novajosky Geraldine Novak Marion Nyoh Tommie and James O’Boyle Beth O’Connor ’75 Mark O’Dea Sandra Edwards and Kwame Oduro Bridget Chiagoro-Ojo Katherine and Daniel O’Leary Joan and Robert Olszewski Kristen and Christopher Ondeck Kristina and Brendan O’Neill Orozco Family Eileen O’Toole Michael Owen Debbie ’77 and Michael Page Jenna Paro ’16 Lilly Paro ’16 Joan Parrish ’69 Kathy and Mike Pascale Sonya Payne Janey Peel ’10 Luisa Gutierrez and Augusto Perez Cami Tovar Perryman ’89

and William Perryman Anne Peterson ’70 Shauna Pickering ’89 Suzanne Pierron Helen Place Laura Plunkett ’93 Suzanne Pechilio Polis

and James Polis Kathy Pollard ’79 Kathleen Cooney Porter ’82

and David Porter Claire Portmann ’72 Victoria Prince ’08 Ann Principe ’75 Elizabeth Pruett ’85 Anne and Mark Puccini Carolyn and Alan Pumphrey John Quigley Jordan Quinn ’08 Susan ’99 and David Raff Julie and Paul Raffensperger Betty Jane Rafferty Christina and Christopher Neal Minoo Razavi ’03 Jamie Ready Stephanie and Scott Reed Mary Beth ’70 and Bradley Reese Ellen Rensklev ’76 Kathleen ’75 and David Ridenour Anne Riemer ’73 Veronica Rittenhouse ’82 Johanna and Brian Robinson Lauren ’08 and Jeffrey Robinson Nelly and Juan Carlos Romero Abby Root Barry Rosenberg Cami and Scott Roth James Russ Katie and John Russell Meg and Justin Russell

Aline Ryan ’72 Katie Ryan ’01 Michelle Saleh Vesta Salehi ’99 Brigit and George Saltz Flavia ’93 and Peter Scalzitti Kathleen ’72 and Charles Scheld Pam and Joe Schiattareggia Mary Jean Schmitt ’76 Sherrie and Herbert Scott Maria ’88 and Christopher Selwood Vilma and Tom Serena Allan Shanholtz Ginger ’94 and Josh Shaw Nina Sheehan ’80 Kathleen Shults ’06 Katie Siegel ’03 Shaye and Kim Sims Carol ’66 and Michael Sinwell Ellen ’79 and Augustine Smyth Desiree Speicher ’98 Kelly ’87 and Mike Stanton Lisa Steele ’91 Nora Fitzpatrick

and Robert Stephens Jennifer and Brad Steuart Marie ’79 and Dennis Stiles Susan Strittmatter Victoria O’Donnell Struzziero

and Ned Struzziero Terri Sutton Jane and Daniel Tani Kathleen ’82 and Michael Texido Michael Timothy Mary Jane and Joseph Tropea Susan and Mark Tropea Jen Urgo ’88 Marisa Van Saanen ’97 Katia Vargas and Jose Alpizar Julia ’71 and Neil Versteeg Linda ’72 and Manfred von Fricken Jean and Marlin Waldorff Kate Walsh ’69 Lauren Walter Tiffany Washington Samara and Peter Weilenmann Patti Weiss ’82 Peggy and Tony Weldon Jenny and Dave Welgos Maria and Robert Welsh Aileen Worthington

and Karl Western Nora Whalen ’98 Jackie Whitaker Pauline and Mark White Charlie Widmark ’81 Becky ’79 and Mikel Williams Paulina Wright ’05 Jeanne Wyand ’77 Cythina and Merrill Yavinsky Margaret and Michael Yavinsky Lacey Yegen ’02 Sheila and Lee Yoritomo Sherry ’71 and Seng Young Jean Yount

Peggy and Carl Zwisler

FRIENDS $1 - $99

Anonymous (7) Timi Abimbola ’06 Joan Addie ’78 Sofia Aguiar ’18 Carolina Aguilar ’03 Anita and Masood Ahmed Paulina Ahrens ’79 Jennifer ’99

and Nabil Aitoumeziane Jenna ’00 and Jonathan Amato Joey Andrade ’06 Julie Anzalone ’09 Jaci Appel ’00 Laura ’79 and Perry Aram Alicia Araoz ’98 Molly Argersinger Vicky Arthur ’09 Connie Arzigian ’73 Blossom Baker David Baker Alex Barr Alicia ’04 and Joe Barton Peggy Basham ’69 Charlotte Bell ’19 Joan Bennett ’69 Dennis Benson Elizabeth Billett Sam Boccia ’16 Meghan Bodner ’07 Heather Bradley Kristen Brandler ’04 Eileen ’95 and Peter Breeze Anna Brickman ’14 Lilly and Jason Brotons Catherine Buckingham ’06 Eileen Bujnoch ’71 Marissa Bulger Marley Burgess ’17 Pamela Burns ’85 Caitlin Orth ’03 Mary Cain ’16 Katherine Cantrel ’06 Grace Carlsen ’19 Roger Carlsen Megan Chesek ’02 Olivia Clifton ’08 Mary and Robert Cohen Amanda Colburn Jessica Colburn ’94 Christine Collin ’77

and David Gilbert Mary Ellen and Hugh Collins Darlene and Brendan Combs Caroline Connelly ’08 Liz Connor ’04 Michelle Coppoolse ’06 Alex Corbutt ’07 Maria and Anthony Corio McKenzie Crafton ’18 Andrea Cremins ’84 Karen ’80 and Randy Crocker

Lauren Crosby ’03 Kathy Daniel ’73 Alexander Daragan Amy ’89 and Brad Davis Lindsay and Jason Davis Emily de Raet ’17 Terri and Philippe de Raet Sheila and Bryan Dedeaux Kristin DeGiorgi ’05 Beatriz and Sergio del Castillo Caitlin DeLaurentis ’08 Clare DeLaurentis ’10 Susan Boyne-DeSalle

and David DeSalle Clare Devine ’04 Sammi DiBella ’09 Katherine Domning ’69 Carole Dorlipo Mary Jeanne Dougherty ’10 Margaret Doyle Betty and Jim Easby-Smith Maureen Easby-Smith ’05 Sofia Echelmeyer ’93 Stacy ’92 and Robert Ellyson Emily Elphick ’99 Christina Esteves ’97 Elsbeth Fager Sandy ’76 and William Falatko Anna-Maria and Anthony Falcone Daniela Falcone ’13 Katie Fassl ’07 Meghan Fassl ’03 Muriel Fayemi ’19 Belén Fernández de la Peña Faye Fields Riley Fisher ’07 Jenny Fitzpatrick ’03 Kate ’87 and Geoff Flaherty Yvonne and Julius Fomengia Alison Foster Brenda Fox ’67 Beatriz Freire-Frey ’02 Kim Fuhrman Kate ’99 and Josh Fullenkamp Christina and Willem Gadiano Hillary Galey ’08 Paz Galey ’82 Laura Ganassa ’10 Shawna Jackman Gangi ’94 Caren and Jorge Garayta Tracey Garber ’79 Cece Garner ’15 Theresa Gartland ’99 Neda Ghassabeh ’03 Karen and Kevin Giblin Lucy Gilak ’16 Cindy ’79 and Mike Gillette Mary Kate Gilligan ’10 Lindsay Gleason ’10 Kate Glynn ’15 Meagan Glynn ’11 Kendall Goetzenberger ’17 Abby Gordon ’05 Cheryl Grandy ’75 46

Caitlin Grant ’17 Molly Grant ’18 Catherine Greene ’96 Jen Gribble ’17 Mary Gumbs ’13 Michelle Guzman ’08 Terra Haddad ’15 Lily Hagerup ’19 Gabby Hanley ’18 Georgia Hanley ’22 Gigi Hanley ’20 Aileen Hannan ’18 Claire and Mark Hannan Beth and Michael Hansen Karen and James Harrison Lexi Hartranft ’18 Ann Healey ’78 Kimberly ’88 and Ken Heft Katherine Heinssen ’10 Gabrielle ’97 and Christopher Hessman Kathleen Hickey ’96 Holley Hickman ’15 Meredith Hickman ’07 Luisa Hill ’66 Seana and Tom Hilley Olivia Hogan Peyton Holifield ’16 Maddy Hopkins ’14 Sarah Evy Horan ’14 Teran Huguely ’08 Emily Hunt ’14 Nicki ’02 and Joe Iadarola Caitlin James ’03 Sara Jamison Kathleen and Mark Jensen Kelsey Jones ’09 Jenna Kane ’10 Lindsey Kane ’05 Alicia ’74 and John Karanian Sarah Kelleher Lucy Boyce Kennedy ’07 Edward Kent Ann Kerrigan ’84 Justine Khadduri ’98 Sook and Kye Kim Debbie Kissinger ’66 Elena Kleifges ’80 Katie Klim Samantha Krench ’06 Prachin Krents Jen ’85 and Jim Kress Kathy Kyne ’79 Lisa ’79 and Clark Laganke Allison Langston ’18 Katharine ’97 and James LeCheminant Stephanie Leland ’98 Adam Lewin Theresa and Andre Leyva Emily Lieginger ’00 Ann ’92 and John Lindner Emily Livelli ’98 Elena Lockland ’18 Kimberly Lutz Chesney Elizabeth Lynch ’18 47

Patsy Lynch ’71 Victoria Lynch ’02 Verity MacDougall ’13 Adi Mack ’12 Nancie ’74 and Andrew Mackintosh Margaret Maloney ’19 Cara Marks ’85 Annie Martin ’17 Marie Martin Katie Rose Marvin ’14 Jennifer Masi ’00 Lauren May ’03 Gigi McBride ’19 Nicolette McCann ’13 Mary Clare McCarthy ’16 Mercy McCarthy ’18 Peggy and Brian McCarty Inez ’79 and Jeffrey McCormick Kate McCormick ’11 Shannon McGuire ’99 Lydia McInerny ’16 Gail and Chuck McKeon Louise and Robert McLaughlin Jane McMahon Grace McNicholas and Brian Searby Barbara and Walter Meek Laura Meissner ’13 Betsi Micholas ’14 Emily Miller ’98 Jenny ’96 and Fred Miller Liz Minukas ’04 Rose Miranda ’79 Rosina Mitchell ’07 Lisa Mitten ’99 Maddy Moore ’17 Pernilla Mpasi ’12 Kate Muffels ’98 Julia Murphy ’08 Marta ’77 and Andrew Murphy Carla Nally ’04 Kristen Nelson ’83 Mary Norfolk ’79 Caitlyn O’Berry ’15 Libby ’03 and Patrick O’Donnell Kerry Offterdinger ’03 Ellin and George O’Hare Tula Orum ’97 Beth O’Shea Nicole Ostria ’19 Ida and Thomas Pablo Shannan and Shane Palazzo Patricia ’94 and J. Roberto Parada Kerry Parker ’97 Rosemarie Hale ’72 Mary Patsel ’66 Ashley Paulos ’10 Kathy ’79 and James Pawlowski Janet Pender ’74 Mary Beth Pender ’69 Lindsay Pesacreta ’02 Alex Phifer ’13 Anne McInerny Pinkston ’70 Becca Pittman ’18 Meg Plamondon ’08

Erin Platte ’01 Amy Yount and Nathan Price Cara Price ’19 Harriet and George Price Meg Price ’70 Liz Jones and Bill Pritchard Rashed Rabie Patti Radle ’65 Alisa Marino-Ramminger ’80

and Brady Ramminger Michele and Craig Rathbone Kat Reinckens ’07 Carrie Rerucha ’81 Maryann ’74 and Craig Richardson Meaghan Richardson ’05 Kristin and Chris Roberts Julia Robertson ’74 Erin Rock ’07 Joan Ross ’74 Amy Ryan Rued ’72 and Jack Rued Rachel Russell ’19 Anne ’69 and Steven Samuels Joanne ’90 and Clayton Saxour Audrey Schultz Joan ’73 and Stephen Schultz Katie Yee Scott ’04 Hanna Sellinger ’19 Kaelynn Serena ’12 Michelle Shank ’06 Lauren Shaw ’05 Kelly Shires ’08 Beth ’04 and Aaron Shura Melanie ’81 and Kurt Sieber Pam Simonds ’66 Nancy and Thomas Skeeter Allie Slocum ’07 Ellie Smith ’19 Jeanmarie Smith ’79 Joanna Smith-Ramani ’94

and Alastair Smith Jo Ann Smits Kate Smits ’98 Linda Spiker ’78 Shelley ’01 and Adam Stinelli Ella Sullivan ’17 Kevin Sullivan Mary Switzer-Haardt

and Jim Haardt Kathleen and John Talbott Mary ’85 and Eric Teather Tony Thomas Amanda Thompson ’04 Patricia Toker ’82 Stephanie Tomasso ’91 Angela Jaime and Julio Torrejon Helen ’86 and Scott Toves Kasey ’80 and Jeff Trees Uwe Uko Lizz Vaghi ’06 Mary Frances Van Winter Veruska Veiga ’97 Mary Ann ’72 and Mike Veirs Katie Venit ’97 Giovanna Vidoli ’94

Tiffany Violante ’97 Annie Virostek ’14 Helen Wagner ’75 Lynn ’76 and Paul Waksmunski Therese Walsh ’04 Elisabeth Warren ’08 Barbara and Douglas Washington Colleen Wealton-Mailander Jan Weeda Carole Weiland Grace ’01 and Kevin Weisser Maddie Weldon ’16

Karin Wells Olivia Welsh ’18 Elsa Wetten ’17 Leslie and Virgil Whitaker Cynthia White Kirsten ’88 and Geoff White Susanne ’87 and Don Wiggins Ann ’70 and Evan Wilson Kristen Woo ’08 Lauren Wood ’04 Michelle ’80 and Thomas Wright Chrissy Yee ’01 Becky York ’08 Jean Zachariasiewicz ’97

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CORNELIA CONNELLY L O Y A LT Y S O C I E T Y We are fortunate to have a faithful base of supporters whose continued generosity to the Fund for Holy Child has made a significant impact on educating young women of Actions Not Words over the years. The Cornelia Connelly Loyalty Society is being introduced to honor these community members for their commitment to Holy Child’s current and future success. It is with great pleasure that we recognize the following donors who have made Holy Child a philanthropic priority with gifts to the Fund for Holy Child for five consecutive years or longer.

LIFETIME 20+ YEARS OF GIVING

Carolyn and Bob Aberbach Missy Asbill Attridge ’73

and Dan Attridge Beatriz and Sergio del Castillo Dedie Giuliani ’79 Karen and James Harrison Margo ’69 and Michael Keegan Doris and Albert Lindquist Suzi ’74 and Gus Montes de Oca Jacqueline ’69 and Gerard Murphy Martha Nguyen ’95

and Gregory Wright Margot Culotta-Norton ’71

and Bob Norton Meg Price ’70 Abby Root Courtney and David Straus Sara Thompson ’79 Julia ’71 and Neil Versteeg Susanne ’87 and Don Wiggins

CORNERSTONE 10-19 YEARS OF GIVING Karen ’78 and David Banta Betsy Young and John Benziger Erin ’92 and Alex Bryer Monica and Dan Dean Fran and A.J. DeLaurentis Miriam and Paul Dell'Isola Wooly Devine ’79

and John Hollingsworth Joan Donahue Kathy and Joe Famulare Terry and John Fassl Riley Fisher ’07 Kate ’99 and Josh Fullenkamp Liz and Charlie Garner Maureen ’87 and Richard Grant Trish ’78 and Martin Green Mildred Patterson

and Marc Grossman Johanna Bayly Howe ’99

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Grace and Charles Huebscher Lisa and Jim Hunt Krista ’05 and Mike Kelly Ann ’84 and Rocky Kern Ellen and Henry Kumm Deirdre ’85 and Gary Levine Christine Noel and Brett MacInnes Amy ’86 and C. Doyle Maull Kathleen and Casey McCormick Kara McGinn ’97 Elizabeth McHugh ’79 Louise and Jeff O'Berry Caitlin Duignan Orth ’03 Mary Beth Pender ’69 Anne McInerney Pinkston ’70 Gail and Pete Plamondon John Quigley Barry Rosenberg James Russ Katie Ryan ’01 Mary Jean Schmitt ’76 Vilma and Tom Serena Carol ’66 and Michael Sinwell Kathleen ’82 and Michael Texido Janice and James Thompson Kelly and John Tomon Leslie and Virgil Whitaker Murphy Wilson ’75

MILESTONE 5-9 YEARS OF GIVING Melissa and John Allen Kristine and Todd Anderson Jillian Bastow ’02 Sharon and Marvin Beitler Jessica ’00 and Wesley Bieligk Elizabeth Billett Meghan Bodner ’07 Marie-Lise Bonneau Michelle Bosch Dana and Kirk Boyd James Brault Patrice and Scott Brickman Madie Bromiley Marissa Bulger Thelma and Pedro Carrasco

Mary Ellen and Hugh Collins Mary Anne ’71 and Robert Conley Alex Corbutt ’07 Mary Lou and Bob Coughlin Maria and Tim Covell Sr. Connie Craig Karen Craig Meghan and Alex Cross Terri and Philippe de Raet Carmel Deckelman ’81 Caitlin DeLaurentis ’08 Karen and Chris Donatelli Claire and Richard Drummond Diane ’77 and Gregg Dyer Lynda Elliott Shana ’77 and Richard Elliott Sandy ’76 and William Falatko Stephanie Farrell ’79 Sheila and Peter Flanagan Trish Fraser Susan Freericks ’83 Trish and Erich Fuldner Suzanne Kim Doud Galli

and Paolo Galli Seton Gardner ’08 Cece Garner ’15 Cindy ’79 and Mike Gillette Nancy ’84 and Edward Glaeser Lisa Godfrey ’75 and Daniel Wagner Shannon Gomez Abby Gordon ’05 Lia and Joe Grassi Janet and Mark Gribble Anne Grossman ’10 Claire and Mark Hannan Beth and Michael Hansen Judi and Joseph Herishen Kim and Fran Hogan Chris Holmes Sarah Evy Horan ’14 Mary Beth ’74 and Tom Humen Nicki ’02 and Joe Iadarola Chrisy Jelen and Jack Jaeger Kathleen and Mark Jensen Jennifer Abbey Johnson ’87

Emily and Kevin Kane Lindsey Kane ’05 Jenna Kane ’10 Mary ’76 and Joe Kempf Edward Kent Ann Kerrigan ’84 Maureen and Joseph Koch Robin ’78 and Fred Kramer Tamara and George Kucik Kathy Kyne ’79 Kelly and Robert Lee Emily Livelli ’98 Ashley and Jeremy Lowry Cathy MacFarlane ’72 Adi Mack ’12 Mary and Brendan Magner Lynn and Chris Maloney Maureen and John Martin Kirsten and David Martin Lacey and JP Matan Meg and Keith Mayo Nicolette McCann ’13 Molly and Phil McCarthy Kate McGowan ’85 Monica ’71 and Michael McGrew Bonnie Moore Mary Murphy-Donnelly ’05 Nancy and Pat Noonan Joan and Fred Norris Mary ’82 and Bill Novajosky Kristin and John O'Donnell Ellin and George O'Hare Bridget Chiagoro-Ojo Katherine and Daniel O'Leary Kristina and Brendan O'Neill Michael Owen Ida and Thomas Pablo Lisa and Danny Paro Catherine and Bud Patterson Sonya Payne Alicia and John Phillips Helen Place Anne Powell ’69 Carolyn and Alan Pumphrey Elizabeth and Scott Rembold Amy Remington ’93 Caroline and John Reyes Meaghan Richardson ’05 Kathleen ’75 and David Ridenour Lauren ’08 and Jeffrey Robinson Marina Kotova

and Seyfeddin Roustamov Kris ’82 and Bill Rowan Meg and Justin Russell Pam and Joe Schiattareggia Julie and John Sellinger Kelly Shires ’08 Cathyann ’89 and Tripp Shreves Nancy and Thomas Skeeter Claire and Jon Slabaugh Allie Slocum ’07 Annette and David Smith Jo Ann Smits Fran Soistman

Margaret and Jonathan Sommerville Linda Spiker ’78 Nora Fitzpatrick and Robert Stephens Jennifer and Brad Steuart Jeannette and Eric Stewart Mary Switzer-Haardt and Jim Haardt Mary and Glenn Thomas Heidi and Frank Titus Mary Ellen and Don Tomasso Betsy and Patrick Turley Katie ’90 and Bob Tyson Kaitlyn Valis Katia Vargas and Jose Alpizar Colleen and Dan Venable Linda ’72 and Manfred von Fricken Natalie and Kirk von Seelen

Kate Walsh ’69 Lauren Walter Colleen Wealton-Mailander Peggy and Tony Weldon Maria and Robert Welsh Lorea Wetten Martin Wetten Sue and Bill Whitaker Kirsten ’88 and Geoff White Cynthia White Megan and Ned Williams Becky ’79 and Mikel Williams Paulina Wright ’05 Dawn ’88 and John Ziemski Laura and Alexander Zukiwski

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ANNUAL GIVING B Y A F F I L I AT I O N Thanks to gifts from our Annual Fund donors, programs are enhanced year after year, students have access to opportunities not easily found elsewhere, and our institution maintains the margin of excellence above and beyond what tuition provides. The donors listed in this section are the true cornerstone of Holy Child, and we are grateful for their generosity.

O R G A N I Z AT I O N S $15,936 FRIENDS $22,623 A LU M N A E $93,328

PA R E N T S O F A LU M N A E $103,708

FA C U LT Y / S TA F F $8,796

T O TA L RAISED BY A F F I L I AT I O N

BOARD $71,410 G R A N D PA R E N T S $23,190

PA R E N T S $360,963

A LU M N A E

16%

PA R E N T S

75%

FA C U LT Y & S TA F F

100%

BOARD

100%

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PA R T I C I PAT I O N B Y A F F I L I AT I O N

CURRENT TRUSTEES 100% PARTICIPATION Odis Braxton Fr. Bill Byrne Jessi Williams Frend ’01 Liz Garner Shannon Gomez Joe Grassi Danny Hanley Alicia O'Hare Henneberry ’93 Chris Holmes Brett MacInnes Mary Magner Malcolm Marshall Louise O’Berry Lisa Paro Scott Rembold Kris Cotton Rowan ’82 Jeanne Shriver Paul Sullivan Katie Sullivan Tyson ’90 Bill Whitaker

FACULTY AND STAFF 100% PARTICIPATION Catherine Albornoz ’98 Molly Argersinger Alex Barr Elizabeth Billett Marie-Lise Bonneau Heather Bradley Madie Bromiley Marissa Bulger James Carpenter Libby Cassidy Caitlin McNamara Chalke Sue Anna Clark Amanda Colburn Julie Burke Connelly Chip Comstock Alex Corbutt ’07 Karen Craig Meghan Cross Lindsay Davis Dani DeWitt Carole Dorlipo James Douglas Claire Drummond Millie Durbin Elsbeth Fager Belén Fernández de la Peña Nora Fitzpatrick Alison Foster Trish Fraser Cindy Gillette ’79 Shannon Gomez Federico Gonzalez Lindsay Greene Javier Guzman Ben Hatton Kim Hogan Olivia Hogan Nicki Iadarola ’02 Nawil Jama

Sara Jamison Christine Jelen Kathleen Jensen LeAnne Kannapell Sarah Kelleher Edward Kent Katie Klim Maureen Koch Prachin Krents Ellen Kumm Adam Lewin Cara Lewis-Roy Ashley Lowry Meg Mayo Jane McMahon Grace McNicholas Suzi Montes de Oca ’74 Katie Moylan Carla Nally ’04 Mark O’Dea Hector Orozco Eileen O’Toole Michael Owen Ida Pablo Kathy Pascale Sonya Payne Helen Place Erin Platte ’01 John Quigley Rashed Rabie Jamie Ready Meaghan Richardson ’05 Kristin Roberts Abby Root Barry Rosenberg Meg Russell Michelle Saleh Audrey Schultz Kevin Sullivan Terri Sutton Mary Switzer-Haardt Tony Thomas Kelly Tomon Jen Urgo ’88 Kaitlyn Valis Katia Vargas Lauren Walter Tiffany Washington Colleen Wealton-Mailander Peggy Weldon Karin Wells Leslie Whitaker Paulina Wright ’05

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% PARTICIPATION CLASS

2025 - 90% 2024 - 86% 2023 - 70% 2022 - 85% 2021 - 75% 2020 - 73% 2019 - 61% OVERALL - 75%

PARENTS - ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS Includes parents who are also alumnae.

TOTAL: $360,963 75% PARTICIPATION ANNUAL FUND PARENT REPS CHAIRS

Jen and Rob Clark

CLASS OF 2019

Stephanie and Matt Geary Kirsten and David Martin

CLASS OF 2020

Helen and Jerry Distefano

CLASS OF 2021 Katie and Mark Calis

CLASS OF 2022

Natalie Ludaway and Duane Albury Alicia and John Phillips Cathyann and Tripp Shreves

CLASS OF 2023

Meghan and Luke O’Boyle

CLASS OF 2024

Toni and Stephen Howell

CLASS OF 2025

Mary Beth and Mark Barrett Mary and Louis Warchot

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12TH GRADE – CLASS OF 2019 61% PARTICIPATION Anonymous (2) Rosina and George Aguiar Megan and Paul Ambrosi Leona Ba Lisa and Rollin Bell Dana and Kirk Boyd Karen and Kevin Carlsen Beth and Michael Fagan Yvonne and Julius Fomengia Kim Fuhrman Stephanie and Matthew Geary Judi and Joseph Herishen Pamela Hickey Lynn and Chris Maloney Kirsten and David Martin Anita and Tim McBride Laura and Mark McCaffrey Catherine and Bud Patterson Amy Yount and Nathan Price Julie and John Sellinger Natalie and Robert Silverman Nancy and Thomas Skeeter Jeannette and Eric Stewart Rosanne and John Strittmatter Kathleen and John Talbott Lucia Basterra Pauline and Mark White Dawn ’88 and John Ziemski Laura and Alexander Zukiwski

11TH GRADE – CLASS OF 2020 73% PARTICIPATION Anonymous (2) Kristine and Todd Anderson Patrice and Scott Brickman Maria and Tim Covell Cindy and Mark Derrick Helen and Jerry Distefano Allison and Ted Donatelli Yvonne and Julius Fomengia Nathan Forrester Suzanne Kim Doud Galli

and Paolo Galli Pamela and Andre Gazdag Ashley and Will Jerro LeAnne and Frank Kannapell John Kernan Kelly and Robert Lee Andrea and Thomas Lynch Dee and Chip Mahoney Gail Richardson and Eric Manes Molly and Phil McCarthy Denise and Michael McGowan Kristin and John O’Donnell Kristina and Brendan O’Neill Luisa Gutierrez and Augusto Perez Suzanne Pierron Carolyn and Alan Pumphrey Amy Remington ’93 Caroline and John Reyes Johanna and Brian Robinson Nelly and Juan Carlos Romero Annette and David Smith Martha Taishoff Jonathan Taishoff Angela Jaime and Julio Torrejon Jen Urgo ’88 Kevin Urgo Samara and Peter Weilenmann Lorea Wetten Martin Wetten Megan and Ned Williams

10TH GRADE – CLASS OF 2021 75% PARTICIPATION Anonymous (1) Helen and Larry Allen Martine Bernard ’86

and Reza Amirkhalili David Baker Alison and Richard Banziger Judy and Leland Bishop Ann and Bob Bittman Katie and Mark Calis Jennifer and Robert Clark Maureen Banta and Brian Crowley Mary Cull Jennifer ’87 and Gregory Daymude Sheila and Bryan Dedeaux Helen and Jerry Distefano

Karen and Chris Donatelli Julie Donatelli

and Michael Baranowsky Marc Duffy Nina and Sina Farzin Elizabeth and Gregory Feldman Sheila and Peter Flanagan Trish and Erich Fuldner Debra and Dean Graham Teresa and Jeffrey Hortin Kirk Kley Karen Kley Lynn and Chris Maloney Lori and Herb Mansinne Colleen and Christopher Morton Colleen and Thomas Mudlaff Carolyn and Ed Nordberg Marion Nyoh Kristen and Christopher Ondeck Shannan and Shane Palazzo Alisa Marino-Ramminger ’80

and Brady Ramminger Jennifer and Vance Redmond Cami and Scott Roth Stacey and Thomas Saidy Nicole and Bryan Schwenker Kelly Skibbie and Ken Schmidt Claire and Jon Slabaugh Margaret and Jonathan Sommerville Kelly ’87 and Mike Stanton Heidi and Frank Titus Colleen and Dan Venable Alison and David Weeda Laura and Alexander Zukiwski

9TH GRADE – CLASS OF 2022 85% PARTICIPATION

Anonymous (6) Rosina and George Aguiar Natalie Ludaway and Duane Albury Melissa and John Allen Kristine and Todd Anderson Kimberly Campbell Arrendell

and Carlton Arrendell Blossom Baker Sabrina and Leon Beresford Karen Berube Kelly and Thad Bingel Ronald Borza Jodi Longo and Dejan Bujak Sharon and Tony Celeste Caroline and Liam Coakley Sarah and Michael Connelly Janet Demas Crilley

and Michael Crilley Anita and Joseph DeMino Allison and Ted Donatelli Erin Rooney-Eckel and Peter Eckel Mary and Collins Ege Valerie Feaunati Henry Feaunati Jennifer and David Flinchum Christina and Willem Gadiano Carol and Jeff Groh

Laura Williams-Hofacre ’84

and Timothy Hofacre Molly and Paul Hugo Ann and Richard Kane Karen Kley Kirk Kley Tamara and George Kucik Amy and Steve Kurtenbach Aida Garcia and Cesar Larrea Stephanie and Garrett Love Kimberly Lutz Lisa and John Lynch Annie and Michael Magruder Dee and Chip Mahoney Lacey and JP Matan Coleen and Bernie McCarthy Patricia McCarthy and William Jones Stephanie McGill Rina and Donald McLaughlin Kathy ’89 and Trent McMahon Michele and James Murphy Alicia and John Phillips Katharine and Dale Powell Karen and John Rothenberger Katie and John Russell Brigit and George Saltz Diane and Tom Schuler Ginger ’94 and Josh Shaw Cathyann ’89 and Tripp Shreves Nora Fitzpatrick and Robert Stephens Christine and Steve Summers Michael Timothy Hilleary and Bill Topercer Susan and Mark Tropea Jen Urgo ’88 Kevin Urgo Natalie and Kirk von Seelen Michelle ’80 and Thomas Wright

8TH GRADE – CLASS OF 2023 70% PARTICIPATION

Anonymous (1) Lilly and Jason Brotons Felicia and Rob Cerbone Jennifer and Robert Clark Susan and George DeMarse Cassandra and David Entwistle Elizabeth and Josh Forgione Caren and Jorge Garayta Christy and Dave Giulieri Pamela Hickey Laura Williams-Hofacre ’84

and Timothy Hofacre Teresa and Michael Kim Chris Kirkpatrick Kelly and Robert Lee Ginger and Brett Loper Lisa and John Lynch Bronwen and Daniel Naude Lesley and Cametrick Nesmith Tamela and Aric Noboa Meghan and Luke O’Boyle Sandra Edwards and Kwame Oduro

Bridget Chiagoro-Ojo Suzanne Pechilio Polis

and James Polis Lisa Marie and John Riggins Zaina and Phil Sahady Stacey and Thomas Saidy

7TH GRADE – CLASS OF 2024 86% PARTICIPATION Leslie and Chris Archer Michelle Bernard Darlene and Brendan Combs Laura and Gregory Cope Susan and George DeMarse Stephanie and John Donohue Katie and Stephen Driscoll Kelley and John Essepian Michele and Matt Galvin Toni and Stephen Howell Pam and Mike Lentz Nelly and Juan Carlos Romero Allison and Matthew Shay Victoria O’Donnell Struzziero

and Ned Struzziero Jane and Daniel Tani Crystal and Ryan Wade Jenny and Dave Welgos Margaret and Michael Yavinsky

6TH GRADE – CLASS OF 2025 90% PARTICIPATION Martine Bernard ’86

and Reza Amirkhalili Traci Mitchell Austin

and Roy Austin Esther Avalos

and Federico Gonzalez Mary Beth and Mark Barrett Adelaide and John Barrett Suzanne and Siegfried Behrens Meeta Kaur and Banjot Chanana April McClain-Delaney

and John Delaney Susan Boyne-DeSalle

and David DeSalle Claire and Richard Drummond Shampa and Aref Enayet Kathy and Jim Flannery Katherine Herrera Maria and Sung Hong Amy Fox and Christopher Hudgins

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Ginger and Brett Loper Annie and Michael Magruder Paula and Kerry McKeon Theresa and Daniel McLaughlin Grace McNicholas and Brian Searby Shannan and Shane Palazzo Amy and Scott Palumbo Brigit and George Saltz Sherrie and Herbert Scott Wilson Smithdeal Mary and Louis Warchot Peggy and Tony Weldon

ALUMNAE GIVING ALUMNAE COUNCIL MEMBERS Thank you to our 2018-2019 Alumnae Council Members!

PRESIDENT

Lauren Phifer Robinson ’08

VICE PRESIDENT Kelly Decker Shires ’08

Jillian Bastow ’02 Martine Bernard ’86 Caroline Mangan Connelly ’08 Kathleen Cooney-Porter ’82 Caitlin DeLaurentis ’08 Meghan Everngam ’00 Riley Fisher ’07 Joelle Slye Flynn ’89 Jessica Williams Frend ’01 Molly Grant ’18 Alexandra Guntle ’11 Lauren Straus Heller ’03 Alicia Ryan Karanian ’74 Deborah Cronin Kissinger ’66 Alli Bigelow Lumpkin ’92 Chesney Lynch ’18 Elizabeth Palka Minukas ’04 Kate Everngam Muffels ’98 Jordan Quinn ’08 Ericka Rojas ’05 Christy Weschler Scango ’92 Katherine Mangan Siegel ’03 Carol Pender Sinwell ’66 Sister Connie Craig, SHCJ

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ALUMNAE PARTICIPATION

BY CLASS 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

21% 21% 17% 16% 16% 13% 13% 7% 5% 12% 16% 23% 19% 13% 17% 18% 19% 15%

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984

13% 15% 15% 14% 32% 14% 6% 20% 20% 19% 14% 8% 18% 9% 18% 7% 15% 12%

1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965

14% 19% 9% 17% 39% 15% 12% 14% 21% 23% 26% 19% 27% 34% 36% 0% 15% 33% 20%

ALUMNAE WITH THE HIGHEST PARTICIPATION NO. 1 NO. 2 NO. 3 NO. 4 NO. 5 NO. 6 NO. 7 NO. 8 NO. 9 NO. 10

39% 36% 34% 33% 32% 27% 26% 23% 21% 20%

1979 1969 1970 1966 1997 1971 1973 1974, 2008 1975, 2018 1965, 1993, 1994

CLASS OF 1965 20% PARTICIPATION Cathy Caspar Delahay ’65 Patti White Radle ’65

CLASS OF 1966 33% PARTICIPATION Kathy Hogan Didden ’66 Luisa Bogan Hill ’66 Debbie Cronin Kissinger ’66 Mary Connors Patsel ’66 Pam Russell Simonds ’66 Carol Pender Sinwell ’66

CLASS OF 1967 15% PARTICIPATION Brenda Forbes Fox ’67 Gerry Kavanagh ’67 Maureen Pender ’67

CLASS OF 1969 36% PARTICIPATION Peggy Donovan Basham ’69 Joan Brockway Bennett ’69 Katherine Hubbell Domning ’69 Margo Colbert Keegan ’69 Jacqueline Franz Murphy ’69 Joan Regan Parrish ’69 Mary Beth Pender ’69 Anne Powell ’69 Anne Samuels Van der Mensbrugghe ’69 Kate Burke Walsh ’69

CLASS OF 1970 34% PARTICIPATION Anonymous (1) Lora Sullivan Adler ’70 Nancy Forbes Ephraim ’70 Lea Kelley Gargulinski ’70 Lise Landis Hopson ’70 Liske Craig McCormley ’70 Anne Stephens Peterson ’70 Anne McInerny Pinkston ’70 Meg Nalls Price ’70 Mary Beth Tighe Reese ’70 Ann Hume Wilson ’70

CLASS OF 1971 27% PARTICIPATION Anonymous (1) Diane Moore Alahouzos ’71 Eileen Casey Bujnoch ’71 Mary Anne Melo Conley ’71 Mary Beth Sim Hurley ’71 Patsy Lynch ’71 Monica Clark McGrew ’71 Margot Culotta-Norton ’71 Julia Stetler Versteeg ’71 Sherry Clark Young ’71

CLASS OF 1972 19% PARTICIPATION Mary O’Donnell Grisley ’72 Lisa Lanham Hall ’72 Cathy MacFarlane ’72

Rosemarie Patane Hale ’72 Claire Portmann ’72 Amy Ryan Rued ’72 Aline Ryan ’72 Kathleen Lynott Scheld ’72 Mary Ann Mangold Veirs ’72 Linda Galliher von Fricken ’72

CLASS OF 1973 26% PARTICIPATION Connie Arzigian ’73 Missy Asbill Attridge ’73 Kathy Daniel ’73 Therese Burke Ellis ’73 Bobbi Andre Hayes ’73 Mary Parks Heersink ’73 Lynne Burrows Iadarola ’73 Martha Moran ’73 Anne Battaile Riemer ’73 Joan Homa Schultz ’73 Beverly VonDer Pool ’73

CLASS OF 1974 23% PARTICIPATION Kathleen Farah Cahill ’74 Caroline Battaile Crosby ’74 Debby Edwards Demaree ’74 Nancy Donahue ’74 Dagmar Torres Farr ’74 Mary Beth Perpich Humen ’74 Alicia Ryan Karanian ’74 Kathleen McElroy LaValle ’74 Nancie Groff Mackintosh ’74 Anne Plamondon McNamara ’74 Suzi Norris Montes de Oca ’74 Maryann Vorndran Richardson ’74 Julia Daniel Robertson ’74 Joan Shea Ross ’74

CLASS OF 1975 21% PARTICIPATION Pat Lynott Bonan ’75 Karen Denison Clark ’75 Maria Sanson Fisher ’75 Lisa Godfrey ’75 Cheryl Becker Grandy ’75 Cathy Berley Leary ’75 Beth Rauber O’Connor ’75 Ann Cassidy Principe ’75 Kathleen Stetler Ridenour ’75 Helen Egan Wagner ’75 Murphy Tuomey Wilson ’75

CLASS OF 1976 14% PARTICIPATION Kathleen Culotta Donahue ’76 Sandy Fegan Falatko ’76 Claire Greif Keith ’76 Mary Hornish Kempf ’76 Ellen Davis Rensklev ’76 Mary Jean Schmitt ’76 Lynn Tibbits Waksmunski ’76

CLASS OF 1977 12% PARTICIPATION Christine Collin ’77 Diane Stone Dyer ’77 Shana Gaultney Elliott ’77 Marta Sanson Murphy ’77 Debbie Kerrigan Page ’77 Jeanne O’Connor Wyand ’77

CLASS OF 1978 15% PARTICIPATION Joan Sullivan Addie ’78 Karen Stradtner Banta ’78 Trish Norair Green ’78 Ann Hogan Healey ’78 Patricia Driscoll Koberl ’78 Robin Witowski Kramer ’78 Linda Fegan Spiker ’78

CLASS OF 1979 39% PARTICIPATION Paulina Villacis Ahrens ’79 Laura Whalen Aram ’79 Wooly Devine ’79 Stephanie Joyce Farrell ’79 Tracey Belt Garber ’79 Cindy Comerford Gillette ’79 Dedie Giuliani ’79 Karen Gwozdz Blumhardt ’79 Chris Quinn Kaiser ’79 Mary Ostronic King ’79 Kathy McEvoy Kyne ’79 Lisa Siok Laganke ’79 Janet Dyer Laws ’79 Ann Ottenritter Leahy ’79 Inez Anselmo McCormick ’79 Elizabeth McHugh ’79 Rose Miranda ’79 Mary Foley Norfolk ’79 Kathy Head Pawlowski ’79 Kathy Brauer Pollard ’79 Jeanmarie Zugel Smith ’79 Ellen Baker Smyth ’79 Eileen Stevens Spencer ’79 Marie Tigani Stiles ’79 Sara Thompson ’79 Becky Effer Williams ’79

CLASS OF 1980 17% PARTICIPATION Mary Beth Allen Corbutt ’80 Karen Carestia Crocker ’80 Elena Munero Kleifges ’80 Laura McGarry Lamke ’80 Jennifer Girardi McCloskey ’80 Alisa Marino-Ramminger ’80 Nina Sheehan ’80 Kasey Kane Trees ’80 Michelle Wright ’80

CLASS OF 1981 9% PARTICIPATION Carmel Deckelman ’81 Alison Fuller ’81 Carrie Rerucha ’81

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Melanie Merkle Sieber ’81 Charlie Laux Widmark ’81

CLASS OF 1982 19% PARTICIPATION Anonymous (1) Jennie Stucker Bassett ’82 Lisa Rudy Creamer ’82 Connie Coakley Caulfield ’82 Paula Duke Ebel ’82 Paz Velasco Galey ’82 Mary Treacy Novajosky ’82 Kathleen Cooney Porter ’82 Veronica Rittenhouse ’82 Kris Cotton Rowan ’82 Kathleen McCarthy Texido ’82 Patricia Toker ’82 Patti Willard Weiss ’82

CLASS OF 1983 14% PARTICIPATION Jennifer Slye Aniskovich ’83 Jenny Hall Boyer ’83 Susan Koenig Freericks ’83 Maura McGowan Gordy ’83 Suzanne Hohman Matan ’83 Kristen Nelson ’83

CLASS OF 1984 12% PARTICIPATION Andrea McGarry Cremins ’84 Shannon Kane Faucette ’84 Betina Franceschini ’84 Cathleen McCormick Fromm ’84 Nancy Schwartz Glaeser ’84 Laura Trilling Williams-Hofacre ’84 Ann Schiattareggia Kern ’84 Ann Bouchard Kerrigan ’84

CLASS OF 1985 15% PARTICIPATION Pamela Burns ’85 Jen Ralston Kress ’85 Elizabeth Bouchard Legg ’85 Deirdre Dowd Levine ’85 Tara Long ’85 Cara Deckelman Marks ’85 Robin Neal ’85 Elizabeth Tracy Pruett ’85 Mary McWhite Teather ’85

CLASS OF 1986 7% PARTICIPATION Martine Bernard ’86 Shannon Hanley ’86 Robin Marino Hoeymans ’86 Amy Clarke Maull ’86 Helen Kilty Toves ’86

CLASS OF 1987 18% PARTICIPATION Jennifer Abbey Johnson ’87 Kellyanne Keeley Bezjak ’87 Jennifer Shaw Daymude ’87 Kate Covell Flaherty ’87 Maureen McCormick Grant ’87 57

Shannon Henry Kleiber ’87 Jenifer Fuqua Regan ’87 Kelly Cavanaugh Stanton ’87 Susanne Brunhart Wiggins ’87

CLASS OF 1988 9% PARTICIPATION Julie Dillon Dietz ’88 Christy O’Rourke Habetz ’88 Kimberly Kelly Heft ’88 Maria Gildea Selwood ’88 Jen Bigelow Urgo ’88 Kirsten Ingram White ’88 Dawn Noonan Ziemski ’88

CLASS OF 1989 18% PARTICIPATION Amy Dilley Davis ’89 Joelle Slye Flynn ’89 Sonia LaRosa Hounsell ’89 Allison Jacobs ’89 Kathy McCarthy McMahon ’89 Cami Tovar Perryman ’89 Shauna Gaus Pickering ’89 Cathyann Hanley Shreves ’89

Ginger King Shaw ’94 Joanna Smith-Ramani ’94 Giovanna Vidoli ’94

CLASS OF 1995 6% PARTICIPATION Eileen Dwyer Breeze ’95 Martha Nguyen ’95

CLASS OF 1996 14% PARTICIPATION Giselle Cruz Colavita ’96 Catherine Greene ’96 Kathleen Bellino Hickey ’96 Jenny Redfield Miller ’96

CLASS OF 1997 32% PARTICIPATION

Joanne DeAusen Saxour ’90 Katie Sullivan Tyson ’90

Christina Esteves ’97 Gabrielle Hopkins Hessman ’97 Katharine Seay LeCheminant ’97 Kara Hannan McGinn ’97 Catherine Nguyen ’97 Tula Orum ’97 Kerry Parker ’97 Marisa Van Saanen ’97 Veruska Veiga ’97 Katie Venit ’97 Tiffany Thompson Violante ’97 Jean Zachariasiewicz ’97

CLASS OF 1991 14% PARTICIPATION

CLASS OF 1998 14% PARTICIPATION

CLASS OF 1990 8% PARTICIPATION

Carmen De Las Casas Cardarelli ’91 Lesli Esposito ’91 Stephanie Keeffe ’91 Michelle Martin ’91 Lisa Knight Steele ’91 Stephanie Tomasso ’91

CLASS OF 1992 19% PARTICIPATION Erin Dilley Bryer ’92 Anne Charbonneau Cardile ’92 Theresa Guevara Chang ’92 Stacy Jefferson Ellyson ’92 Ann Aberbach Lindner ’92 Alli Bigelow Lumpkin ’92 Caren Norian ’92

CLASS OF 1993 20% PARTICIPATION Noreen Miyake-Char ’93 Dillon Barnes Cox ’93 Sofia del Castillo Echelmeyer ’93 Elizabeth Guevara ’93 Alicia O’Hare Henneberry ’93 Laura Barrett Plunkett ’93 Amy Connors Remington ’93 Flavia Zara Scalzitti ’93

CLASS OF 1994 20% PARTICIPATION Jessica Colburn ’94 Shawna Jackman Gangi ’94

Catherine Easby-Smith Albornoz ’98 Alicia Araoz ’98 Justine Khadduri ’98 Stephanie Leland ’98 Emily Dolan Livelli ’98 Emily Sama Martin Miller ’98 Kate Everngam Muffels ’98 Kate Smits ’98 Nora Whalen ’98

CLASS OF 1999 15% PARTICIPATION Jennifer Meegan Aitoumeziane ’99 Emily Walsh Elphick ’99 Kate Hannan Fullenkamp ’99 Theresa Gartland ’99 Johanna Bayly Howe ’99 Shannon McGuire ’99 Lisa Mitten ’99 Susan Decker Raff ’99 Vesta Salehi ’99

CLASS OF 2000 15% PARTICIPATION Jenna Edison Amato ’00 Jaci Appel ’00 Jessica Dillon Bieligk ’00 Pierce Resler Coffee ’00 Meghan Everngam ’00 Emily Terry Lieginger ’00 Jennifer Masi ’00 Kathleen Sullivan ’00

CLASS OF 2001 13% PARTICIPATION Katie Booher ’01 Jessi Williams Frend ’01 Laura Gordon Hoover ’01 Erin Kemp Platte ’01 Katie Ryan ’01 Shelley Swendiman Stinelli ’01 Grace Easby-Smith Weisser ’01 Chrissy Yee ’01

CLASS OF 2002 15% PARTICIPATION Anonymous (1) Jillian Bastow ’02 Megan Bellino Chesek ’02 Jessica Hull Adams ’02 Nicki Hess Iadarola ’02 Victoria Lynch ’02 Aline Carvalho Pereira Navai ’02 Lindsay Pesacreta ’02 Lacey Yegen ’02

CLASS OF 2003 19% PARTICIPATION Carolina Aguilar ’03 Caitlin Duignan Orth ’03 Lauren Batch Crosby ’03 Jenna Daniel ’03 Meghan Fassl ’03 Jenny Fitzpatrick ’03 Neda Ghassabeh ’03 Lolly Straus Heller ’03 Caitlin James ’03 Lauren May ’03 Libby Walsh O’Donnell ’03 Kerry Shea Offterdinger ’03 Minoo Razavi ’03 Katie Mangan Siegel ’03

CLASS OF 2004 18% PARTICIPATION Christa Aiken ’04 Alicia Easby-Smith Barton ’04 Kirsten Babin ’04 Liz Connor ’04 Mary Margaret Coughlin ’04 Jocelyn Rheem Curran ’04 Clare Devine ’04 Ashley Hull ’04 Liz Palka Minukas ’04 Carla Nally ’04 Katie Yee Scott ’04 Beth Seifert Shura ’04 Amanda Thompson ’04 Therese Walsh ’04 Lauren Wood ’04

CLASS OF 2005 17% PARTICIPATION Kristina Slekys Bielkevicius ’05 Kristin DeGiorgi ’05 Maureen Easby-Smith ’05 Abby Gordon ’05 Lindsey Kane ’05

Krista Montes de Oca Kelly ’05 Meaghan Hollenbeck Richardson ’05 Lauren Shaw ’05 Paulina Hill Wright ’05

CLASS OF 2006 13% PARTICIPATION Anonymous (1) Timi Abimbola ’06 Joey Andrade ’06 Catherine Buckingham ’06 Katherine Cantrel ’06 Michelle Coppoolse ’06 Lizzy Bray Horan ’06 Samantha Krench ’06 Kathleen Shults ’06 Lizz Vaghi ’06

CLASS OF 2007 19% PARTICIPATION

Meghan Kane Bodner ’07 Alex Corbutt ’07 Katie Fassl ’07 Riley Fisher ’07 Abbie Handerhan ’07 Meredith Hickman ’07 Lucy Boyce Kennedy ’07 Isabel Wallisch Klingshirn ’07 Rosina Falcone Mitchell ’07 Kat Reinckens ’07 Erin Dreux Rock ’07 Allie Williams Slocum ’07 Erika Wright ’07

CLASS OF 2008 23% PARTICIPATION Olivia Clifton ’08 Caroline Mangan Connelly ’08 Caitlin DeLaurentis ’08 Madeleine Cantrel Diakiwski ’08 Ana Donahue ’08 Seton Easby-Smith Gardner ’08 Hillary MacInnes Galey ’08 Michelle Guzman ’08 Teran Huguely ’08 Julia Murphy ’08 Meg Plamondon ’08 Victoria Lopiano Prince ’08 Jordan Quinn ’08 Lauren Phifer Robinson ’08 Kelly Decker Shires ’08 Elisabeth Warren ’08 Kristen Woo ’08 Becky York ’08

CLASS OF 2009 16% PARTICIPATION Julie Anzalone ’09 Vicky Arthur ’09 Sammi DiBella ’09 Carolyn Hodgson ’09 Kelsey Albanese Jones ’09 Gabi Llerena ’09

CLASS OF 2010 12% PARTICIPATION Clare DeLaurentis ’10 Mary Jeanne Coyle Dougherty ’10 Laura Ganassa ’10 Mary Kate Virostek Gilligan ’10 Lindsay Edgerley Gleason ’10 Anne Grossman ’10 Katherine Heinssen ’10 Brynn Mayo Jones ’10 Jenna Kane ’10 Ashley Paulos ’10 Janey Peel ’10

CLASS OF 2011 5% PARTICIPATION Meagan Glynn ’11 Kate McCormick ’11

CLASS OF 2012 7% PARTICIPATION Juliet Halprin ’12 Adi Mack ’12 Pernilla Mpasi ’12 Kaelynn Serena ’12

CLASS OF 2013 13% PARTICIPATION Daniela Falcone ’13 Mary Gumbs ’13 Verity MacDougall ’13 Nicolette McCann ’13 Laura Meissner ’13 Alex Phifer ’13

CLASS OF 2014 13% PARTICIPATION Anna Brickman ’14 Maddy Hopkins ’14 Sarah Evy Horan ’14 Emily Hunt ’14 Katie Rose Marvin ’14 Betsi Micholas ’14 Annie Virostek ’14

CLASS OF 2015 16% PARTICIPATION Cece Garner ’15 Kate Glynn ’15 Terra Haddad ’15 Holley Hickman ’15 Aoife Magner ’15 Caitlyn O’Berry ’15

CLASS OF 2016 16% PARTICIPATION Sam Boccia ’16 Mary Cain ’16 Lucy Gilak ’16 Peyton Holifield ’16 Mary Clare McCarthy ’16 Lydia McInerny ’16 Lilly Paro ’16 Jenna Paro ’16 Maddie Weldon ’16

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CLASS OF 2017 17% PARTICIPATION Marley Burgess ’17 Emily de Raet ’17 Kendall Goetzenberger ’17 Caitlin Grant ’17 Jen Gribble ’17 Grace Kavanagh ’17 Annie Martin ’17 Maddy Moore ’17 Ella Sullivan ’17 Elsa Wetten ’17

CLASS OF 2018 21% PARTICIPATION Sofia Aguiar ’18 McKenzie Crafton ’18 Louise Gao ’18 Molly Grant ’18 Gabby Hanley ’18 Aileen Hannan ’18 Lexi Hartranft ’18 Allison Langston ’18 Elena Lockland ’18 Chesney Elizabeth Lynch ’18 Mercy McCarthy ’18 Becca Pittman ’18 Olivia Welsh ’18

CLASS OF 2019 21% PARTICIPATION Charlotte Bell ’19 Grace Carlsen ’19 Muriel Fayemi ’19 Lily Hagerup ’19 Margaret Maloney ’19 Gigi McBride ’19 Nicole Ostria ’19 Cara Price ’19 Rachel Russell ’19 Hanna Sellinger ’19 Ellie Smith ’19

PARENTS OF ALUMNAE Carolyn and Bob Aberbach Anita and Masood Ahmed Judy and Al Arcidiacono Pam and Joe Bellino Betsy Young and John Benziger Barbara and Marcel Bernard Bev and Terry Billingsley Michelle Bosch Mary Kay and Pat Bowman Ali and Joe Bratun James Brault Melody Britt Thelma and Pedro Carrasco Sue and Andy Cassidy Jenny and Fran Chiaramonte Carin and Steve Collins Mary Ellen and Hugh Collins Maria and Anthony Corio Mary Lou and Bob Coughlin 59

Alexander Daragan Terri and Philippe de Raet Monica and Dan Dean Beatriz and Sergio del Castillo Fran and A.J. DeLaurentis Miriam and Paul Dell’Isola Madelyn and Rick DiBella Sharon and Paul Dillon Kathleen and Bob Dinkel Joan Donahue Betty and Jim Easby-Smith Anne and Bob Easby-Smith Lynda Elliott Mary Engler Betty and V.M. Esposito Michele and Chris Evans Anna-Maria and Anthony Falcone Kathy and Joe Famulare Patti Farrell Terry and John Fassl Pattie Fisher Mary Kay and Jim Frech Karen and Kevin Giblin Julie and Greg Gilak Kim and Sean Glynn Jean and Joseph Grabias Janet and Mark Gribble Mildred Patterson

and Marc Grossman Jim Guidera Javier Guzman Claire and Mark Hannan Sharon and Paul Hillery Seana and Tom Hilley Mary and Chip Hopkins Grace and Charles Huebscher Joanne and Albert Hull Lisa and Jim Hunt Christine Jelen and Jack Jaeger Emily and Kevin Kane Sherrie and Lionel Kennedy Maureen and Joseph Koch Theresa and Andre Leyva Doris and Albert Lindquist Rachel and Bill MacDonald Jennifer and Bill Manders Maureen and John Martin Meg and Keith Mayo Meghan and Scott McCaleb Peggy and Brian McCarty Kathleen and Casey McCormick Suzi '74 and Gus Montes de Oca Bonnie Moore Rejni Nair Nancy and Pat Noonan Joan and Fred Norris Ellin and George O’Hare Katherine and Daniel O’Leary Joan and Robert Olszewski Patricia and J. Roberto Parada Kathy and Mike Pascale Gail and Pete Plamondon Maureen and Jack Potter Liz Jones and Bill Pritchard

Anne and Mark Puccini Julie and Paul Raffensperger Stephanie and Scott Reed Marina Kotova

and Seyfeddin Roustamov Pam and Joe Schiattareggia Vilma and Tom Serena Beth Shea Shaye and Kim Sims Jo Ann Smits Fran Soistman Jennifer and Brad Steuart Peggy Still Courtney and David Straus Nancy and George Sushinsky Mary and Glenn Thomas Janice and James Thompson Mary Ellen and Don Tomasso Kelly and John Tomon Betsy and Patrick Turley Katia Vargas and Jose Alpizar Carole Weiland Maria and Robert Welsh Cynthia White Kathie and Mike Williams Sheila and Lee Yoritomo Peggy and Carl Zwisler

GRANDPARENTS Kitty and John Adams Sharon and Marvin Beitler Jolyne Boyle Anne Butler Carol Cerbone Jean Claery Mary and Robert Cohen Faith Denault Linda and John Derrick Thomas Donohue Judy Hewitt Patricia Hoefler Rita Madden and Michael Holland June and Robert Hortin Nancy Lee Keshishian Sook and Kye Kim Carolyn and Frank Knott Sally and Malcolm Marshall Marie Martin Therese Matan Mary Jo McGuire Gail and Chuck McKeon Louise and Robert McLaughlin Barbara and Walter Meek Carol and Ed Nordberg Tommie and James O’Boyle Harriet and George Price Betty Jane Rafferty Allan Shanholtz Diane and Bill Shaw Clara and Jerry Smith Susan Strittmatter Mary Jane and Joseph Tropea Carolyn and Donald Urgo Mary Frances Van Winter

John Vinter Jean and Marlin Waldorff Jan Weeda Aileen Worthington and Karl Western Jackie Whitaker Rita Yavinsky Cythina and Merrill Yavinsky Jean Yount

FORMER TRUSTEES Bob Aberbach John Alahouzos Missy Asbill Attridge ’73 Nancy Binnie Dan Dean Paul Dell’Isola Debby Demaree ’74 Wooly Devine ’79 Kathy Didden ’66 Bob Dinkel Anne Easby-Smith Patti Farrell Liz Garner Sean Glynn Joe Grassi Gerry Kavanagh ’67 Rocky Kern ’84 Jen Kress ’85 Cathy MacFarlane ’72 Pat Noonan Pete Plamondon Kris Rowan ’82 Carol Sinwell ’66 David Straus Don Tomasso Kate Walsh ’69 Bill Whitaker Ned Williams Kathie Williams Mike Williams

FORMER FACULTY AND STAFF Anonymous (1) Jaci Appel ’00 Bev Billingsley Chris Boragno Dillon Cox ’93 Margaret Doyle Kathy Famulare Alison Foster Beth Hansen Mary Hopkins Ann Kerrigan ’84 Lisa Laganke ’79 Jennifer Manders Eileen O’Toole Michele Rathbone James Russ Kevin Sullivan Kristen Woo ’08

CORPORATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS Adobe America’s Charities Inc. Bank of America Bright Funds Foundation Brink’s Inc. Broomfield Charitable Foundation Capital Source Charitable Foundation Cisco Systems The Dr. Francis P. Chiaramonte

Private Foundation Dunn and Bradstreet ExxonMobil Foundation Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Genentech Graham Holdings Company Harris Teeter, Inc. Host Hotels and Resorts IBM Matching Grants Program JP Morgan The Lawrence B. Taishoff

Foundation LinkedIn Martha Washington Straus

- Harry Straus Foundation Microsoft Corporation Owen Family Foundation Peery Foundation The Ridenour Family Charitable

Fund Schwab Charitable Fund The Shepherd Foundation Society of the Holy Child Jesus Tegna Foundation United Technologies Corporation United Way of Greater Philadelphia

and Southern New Jersey United Way of Metro Chicago United Way of the National Capital

Area Wells Fargo Wiley Rein LLP The William F. O’Connor

Foundation The William J. Shaw Family

Foundation

PARTNERS PROGRAM The Partners Program creates the opportunity for businesses or families to support all Holy Child’s major annual fundraising efforts through a single commitment. We are deeply grateful to our 2018-19 Partners for their dedication to Holy Child’s programs and students. On behalf of our wider community, we wish to thank the following Partners for giving back and making Holy Child a philanthropic priority.

GOLD PARTNERS

Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc. The Kotova/Roustamov Family

SILVER PARTNERS

Eagle Eye Tutoring The Monument Group

at Wells Fargo Advisors

BRONZE PARTNERS

The Crivella Family O’Connor Plumbing and Heating Tamara Kucik Team

at Towerhill Realty Sandy Spring Bank Skibbie Wealth Management

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INNOVATE THE SPACE In 2015, Holy Child embarked on an ambitious plan to transform campus spaces to reflect our institutional values of innovation, collaboration, and community. We are thankful to every donor who made these new spaces a reality for our students. Below are donors who made gifts to the Innovate the Space campaign in the 2018-2019 fiscal year (July 1, 2018 - June, 30 2019).

Kimberly Campbell Arrendell

and Carlton Arrendell Jennifer and Colin Beebe Martine Bernard ’86

and Reza Amirkhalili Kelly and Thad Bingel Judy and Leland Bishop Leslie Hale-Braxton

and Odis Braxton Mary and Dean Bunch Rosemary Collopy ’76 Maria and Tim Covell Mary Cull Maury Devine Karen and Chris Donatelli Jinny Eury Sheila and Peter Flanagan Liz and Charlie Garner Shannon and Art Gomez Debra and Dean Graham Maureen ’87 and Richard Grant Kathy and Stefan Hagerup Alicia ’93 and Brian Henneberry Ann and Richard Kane Kimberly and John Karanik Kirk Kley Ginger and Brett Loper Darcy and Malcolm Marshall Kirsten and David Martin Suzanne ’83 and Mark Matan Molly and Phil McCarthy Suzi ’74 and Gus Montes de Oca Carolyn and Ed Nordberg Kristina and Brendan O’Neill Jennifer and Billy Peel Mark Price Christy and Christopher Scango Diane and Tom Schuler Allison and Matthew Shay Society of the Holy Child Jesus Rosanne and John Strittmatter VMWare Inc. Wolf Family Giving Fund

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SPECIAL GIVING We would like to acknowledge our many donors who support Holy Child’s special projects and programs. All special initiatives contribute to the unique Holy Child experience.

ARTS BOOSTER CLUB Amy Fox and Christopher Hudgins Heather and Robert Johnston Natalie Ludaway and Duane Albury Kristina and Brendan O’Neill John Panagos

TIGER CLUB Anonymous (1) Rosina and George Aguiar Natalie Ludaway and Duane Albury Helen and Larry Allen Megan and Paul Ambrosi Kristine and Todd Anderson Kara Aquino ’90 Alison and Richard Banziger Adelaide and John Barrett Sabrina and Leon Beresford Martine Bernard ’86

and Reza Amirkhalili Michelle Bernard Kelly and Thad Bingel Judy and Leland Bishop Ann and Bob Bittman Ronald Borza Yolanda Bustos Katie and Mark Calis Linda Campbell Felicia and Rob Cerbone Jennifer and Robert Clark Caroline and Liam Coakley Sarah and Michael Connelly Christa and Brian Cooper Kristie Corral and Larry Lofland Maria and Tim Covell Jocelyn and Chris Cresswell Mary Cull Jennifer ’87 and Gregory Daymude April McClain-Delaney

and John Delaney Janet Demas Crilley

and Michael Crilley Cindy and Mark Derrick Susan Boyne-DeSalle

and David DeSalle Helen and Jerry Distefano Karen and Chris Donatelli Julie Donatelli and Michael Baranowsky

Marc Duffy Mary and Collins Ege Cassandra and David Entwistle Valerie Feaunati Elizabeth and Gregory Feldman Sheila and Peter Flanagan Kathy and Jim Flannery Jennifer and David Flinchum Megan and Pat Foley Elizabeth and Josh Forgione Amy Fox and Christopher Hudgins Caren and Jorge Garayta Stephanie and Matthew Geary Christy and Dave Giulieri Debra and Dean Graham Carol and Jeff Groh Susan and Danny Hanley Judi and Joseph Herishen Albert Herrera Laura Williams-Hofacre ’84

and Timothy Hofacre Maria and Sung Hong Teresa and Jeffrey Hortin Toni and Stephen Howell Patricia McCarthy and William Jones LeAnne and Frank Kannapell Chris Kirkpatrick Renee and Bradley Kotz Sonya and Ron Kulik Amy and Steve Kurtenbach Kelly and Robert Lee Pam and Mike Lentz Jodi Longo and Dejan Bujak Stephanie and Garrett Lowe Kimberly Lutz Lisa and John Lynch Andrea and Thomas Lynch Alisa Marino-Ramminger ’80

and Brady Ramminger Darcy and Malcolm Marshall Kirsten and David Martin Lacey and JP Matan Coleen and Bernard McCarthy Molly and Phil McCarthy Carol and James McGarry Denise and Michael McGowan Paula and Kerry McKeon Theresa and Daniel McLaughlin Rina and Donald McLaughlin

Kathy ’89 and Trent McMahon Traci Mitchell Austin

and Roy Austin Colleen and Christopher Morton Therese Ngako Tamela and Aric Noboa Carolyn and Ed Nordberg Kristen and Christopher Ondeck Amy and Scott Palumbo Alicia and John Phillips Suzanne Pechilio Polis

and James Polis Katharine and Dale Powell Mark Price Carolyn and Alan Pumphrey Michele and Patrick Rafferty Elizabeth and Scott Rembold Amy Remington ’93 Caroline and John Reyes Erin Rooney-Eckel and Peter Eckel Cami and Scott Roth Karen and John Rothenberger Katie and John Russell Brigit and George Saltz Nicole and Bryan Schwenker Sherrie and Herbert Scott Julie and John Sellinger Ginger ’94 and Josh Shaw Allison and Matthew Shay Cathyann ’89 and Tripp Shreves Kelly Skibbie and Ken Schmidt Claire and Jon Slabaugh Annette and David Smith Dawn and Breness Smith Rita Smithdeal Jeannette and Eric Stewart Rosanne and John Strittmatter Victoria O’Donnell Struzziero

and Ned Struzziero Christine and Steve Summers Martha Taishoff Heidi and Frank Titus Hilleary and Bill Topercer Natalie and Kirk von Seelen Crystal and Ryan Wade Alison and David Weeda Jenny and Dave Welgos Patricia and Michael Worch Michelle ’80 and Thomas Wright 62

Margaret and Michael Yavinsky Laura Zeller and Felice D’Avella Laura and Alexander Zukiwski

GIFTS-IN-KIND Sabrina and Leon Beresford Susan and Danny Hanley Chris Holmes Jacqueline Sullivan

SANTA PROJECT Catherine Easby-Smith Albornoz ’98 Bridget Cahill ’13 Alicia Easby-Smith Barton Kathleen ’74 and Sean Cahill Jamie Carroll ’04 Mary Margaret Coughlin ’04 Margot Culotta-Norton ’71

and Bob Norton Claire and Richard Drummond Anne and Bob Easby-Smith Susan and Barry Eisenberg Meghan Everngam ’00 Sheila and Peter Flanagan Joelle ’89 and Kevin Flynn Alex Forte ’98 Kate ’99 and Josh Fullenkamp Seton Easby-Smith Gardner ’08 Liz and Charlie Garner Debbie Gilbert ’73 Maureen ’87 and Richard Grant Janet and Mark Gribble Jim Guidera Rebecca and Dexter Gumbs Alexandra Guntle ’11 Sheri and Edgar Gutierrez Alicia ’93 and Brian Henneberry Katie and Richard Horan Jane and Tony Horn Garry Jelen ’02 Isa Johnson ’12 Gerry Kavanagh ’67 Margo ’69 and Michael Keegan Krista ’05 and Mike Kelly Mary ’76 and Joe Kempf Jennifer Kessler ’02 Tamara and George Kucik Christine Noel and Brett MacInnes Cara Marcolin Annie Martin ’17 Clare McCaleb ’18 Mary and Tim McCann Kathleen and Casey McCormick Kara McGinn ’97 Suzi ’74 and Gus Montes de Oca Tracy ’86 and Kyle Mulroy Nancy and Pat Noonan Jill Norair ’74 Joan and Fred Norris Kristin and John O’Donnell Caitlin Orth ’03 Mildred Patterson

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Elizabeth and Scott Rembold Anne and Rick Rudman Joanne ’90 and Clayton Saxour Margaret and Bob Saylor Flavia ’93 and Peter Scalzitti Pam and Joe Schiattareggia Isabelle and Martin Schnider Cathleen Shannon and Ron Watkins Beth Shea Maureen Siburt ’99 Katie Siegel ’03 Carol ’66 and Michael Sinwell Courtney and David Straus Pamela and Robert Thompson Sara Thompson ’79 Marisa Van Saanen ’97 Grace Easby-Smith Weisser ’01 Maria and Robert Welsh Nora Whalen ’98 Kathie and Mike Williams Paulina Wright ’05 Dawn ’88 and John Ziemski

ENDOWED FUNDS We are extremely grateful and acknowledge those who established funds during the 2018-2019 fiscal year as well as those who continue to generously support the already established endowed funds at Connelly School of the Holy Child.

THE COAKLEY CENTER FOR INNOVATIVE LEARNING Gerry and Neil Coakley were stalwart supporters of the school’s academic support program. This fund was established by the Coakley Family to honor their parents’ legacy and commitment to innovative learning.

Margaret and Gary Williams Erin Reid Raad Yassin Jim Kuzma Cheryl and Bill Batleman Coakley & Williams Hotel

Management Murphy Insurance Group Chambers Management INC

THE J. ROBERT WALSH SCHOLARSHIP At the request of Colleen W. Walsh (’78), the J. Robert Walsh Scholarship Endowment Fund was established in loving memory of her father. Each year, this scholarship is awarded to a prospective 9th grader on the basis of academic merit and good character.

Colleen Walsh O’Brien ’78

KAREN NOONAN FUND The Karen Noonan Fund was established to honor the memory of Karen Noonan, a graduate of the Class of 1986. Because of Karen’s desire to become a teacher, gifts endow a fund for faculty education and enrichment.

MARY C. CRIVELLA FUND Mr. and Mrs. Barto Crivella, Sr. and their family established the Crivella Fund as a memorial to their daughter, Mary. The fund supplements purchases for the library.

Colleen Walsh O’Brien ’78 Anne Powell ’69 Miriam Montag ’69 Katherine Domning ’69 Claire Gustafson ’69 Barbara Hemelt ’69 Margo ’69 and Michael Keegan Joan Bennett ’69 Rita Anselmo ’69 Pat ’69 and Terrence Sullivan Kathleen O’Brien ’69 Jacqueline ’69 and Gerard Murphy Suzi ’69 and Bob MacDaniels Ruth Anne McCormick ’69 Linda and Vince Crivella

THE MARY K. HOPKINS FUND FOR INNOVATIVE CLASSROOMS Initiated by Wooly (Rita) Devine ’79, Becky Ward ’14, and C. Maury Devine, this fund provides the foundation for continual improvements in program and professional development for faculty and students.

C. Maury Devine Rita Wooly Devine ’79 Becky Ward ’14

WEISBROD SCHOLARSHIP The Weisbrod Scholarship is provided in memory of Sr. Mary Helen Weisbrod, an educator who inspired her students with the vision of Cornelia Connelly to “meet the wants of the age.”

She instilled in her students confidence, trust, and the value of service. This scholarship is a fitting tribute to her dedication to education and her sharing of the charisma of Cornelia Connelly. It is awarded annually to a current student.

Society of the Holy Child Jesus

HISPANIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Hispanic Scholarship has been established by an anonymous donor to provide a Holy Child education to a young Hispanic woman who shows academic promise.

JAN NORTON SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Jan Norton Scholarship is awarded to a sophomore for her junior and senior years.

The Fund was established by Mr. Forry Norton in memory of his daughter, Jan, who died unexpectedly during her sophomore year at Holy Child.

Shannon Hanley ’86 Dawn ’88 and John Ziemski

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BENEFIT AUCTION AND GALA

RAISE THE PADDLE Rosina and George Aguiar Catherine ’98 and Gabriel Albornoz Natalie Ludaway and Duane Albury Megan and Paul Ambrosi Kristine and Todd Anderson Adelaide and John Barrett Martine Bernard ’86

and Reza Amirkhalili Michelle Bernard Kelly and Thad Bingel Judy and Leland Bishop Dana and Kirk Boyd Yolanda Bustos Karen and Kevin Carlsen Thelma and Pedro Carrasco Caitlin McNamara Chalke Julie and DJ Connelly Sarah and Michael Connelly Maria and Tim Covell Meghan and Alex Cross Mary Cull April McClain-Delaney

and John Delaney Cindy and Mark Derrick Julie Donatelli

and Michael Baranowsky Stephanie and John Donohue James Douglas Millie and Pat Durbin Mary and Collins Ege Cassandra and David Entwistle Kelley and John Essepian Nina and Sina Farzin Sheila and Peter Flanagan Rebecca Fuldner Stephanie and Matthew Geary Jennifer and David Gentile Debra and Dean Graham Carol and Jeff Groh Kathy and Stefan Hagerup Shonda and Kerry Hampton Susan and Danny Hanley Alicia ’93 and Brian Henneberry Pamela Hickey Toni and Stephen Howell Molly and Paul Hugo Ann and Richard Kane LeAnne and Frank Kannapell 65

Karen Kley Amy and Steve Kurtenbach Kelly and Robert Lee Pam and Mike Lentz Ashley and Jeremy Lowry Andrea and Thomas Lynch Annie and Michael Magruder Dee and Chip Mahoney Kirsten and David Martin Michele and James Murphy Christina and Christopher Neal Tamela and Aric Noboa Carolyn and Ed Nordberg Meghan and Luke O’Boyle Kristin and John O’Donnell Katharine and Dale Powell Elizabeth and Scott Rembold Amy Remington ’93 Karen and John Rothenberger Zaina and Phil Sahady Nicole and Bryan Schwenker Julie and John Sellinger Claire and Jon Slabaugh Annette and David Smith Clara and Jerry Smith Brooke and Michael Stanton Sally and Paul Sullivan Martha Taishoff Hilleary and Bill Topercer Jen Urgo ’88 Natalie and Kirk von Seelen Margaret and Michael Yavinsky Laura and Alexander Zukiwski

SPONSORS CONNELLY SCHOOL NETWORK Patrice and Scott Brickman Diligent Corporation The Gala Committee SISTERHOOD Caroline and Liam Coakley C.J. Coakley Co. JOYFUL April McClain-Delaney

and John Delaney Father’s Club Liz and Charlie Garner Allison and Matthew Shay

DYNAMIC Melissa and John Allen Kelly and Thad Bingel Judy and Leland Bishop Karen and Chris Donatelli Stephanie and Matthew Geary Ellen and Paul Greene Mary and Brendan Magner Anita and Tim McBride Carolyn and Edward Nordberg Emily ’15 and Eva ’21 Price Jennifer and Vance Redmond Jeannette and Eric Stewart Rosanne and John Strittmatter The Taishoff Family Natalie and Kirk von Seelen DARING TO BE DIFFERENT Rosina and George Aguiar Kristine and Todd Anderson Maria and Tim Covell The Crivella Family Mary and Collins Ege Cassandra and David Entwistle Carol and Jeff Groh Tamara Kucik Team Brett and Ginger Loper Annie and Michael Magruder The Monument Group O’Connor Plumbing & Heating Caroline and John Reyes The Roustamov/Kotova Family PERSONALIZED EDUCATION Sheila and Peter Flanagan Pamela and Andre Gazdag Chris Holmes ENCOURAGING EDUCATORS Erin and Peter Eckel Lori and Herb Mansinne

UNDERWRITERS & SPONSORS We are deeply grateful to those in our Holy Child community who have supported various school fundraising events.

CYO BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT BSN Sports Healthy Baller, LLC David Kane Mortgage Link, Inc.

TIGER TROT Rosina and George Aguiar Melissa and John Allen Suzanne and Siegfried Behrens Judy and Leland Bishop Dana and Kirk Boyd Patrice and Scott Brickman Connie and Pat Caulfield Alanna Collazo Maria and Tim Covell Mary Cull April McClain-Delaney

and John Delaney Cindy and Mark Derrick Helen and Jerry Distefano Karen and Chris Donatelli Claire and Richard Drummond Cassandra and David Entwistle Kelley and John Essepian Elizabeth and Gregory Feldman Christina and Willem Gadiano Pamela and Andre Gazdag Debra and Dean Graham Susan and Danny Hanley Toni and Stephen Howell Hsu Builders Molly and Paul Hugo Ironmark Patricia McCarthy and William Jones Kristen and David Lentine Pam and Mike Lentz Jodi Longo and Dejan Bujak Ginger and Brett Loper Mary and Brendan Magner Annie and Michael Magruder Laura and Mark McCaffrey

Molly and Phil McCarthy Not Your Average Joe’s Kristin and John O’Donnell Kristina and Brendan O’Neill Alicia and John Phillips Suzanne Pechilio Polis

and James Polis Katharine and Dale Powell Carolyn and Alan Pumphrey Amy Remington Julie and John Sellinger Allison and Matthew Shay Claire and Jon Slabaugh SunDun Office Refreshment Martha Taishoff Susan and Mark Tropea United Wealth Management Maria and Luis Velasco Natalie and Kirk von Seelen William J. Shaw Family Foundation Margaret and Michael Yavinsky Dawn and John Ziemski

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GIFTS OF SERVICE

We are truly grateful for our volunteers who provide support for Holy Child’s special events. The gifts of service here illustrate some of the important activities that our volunteers work on each year. Holy Child’s programs have a special strength and spirit thanks to the many volunteers who so generously give their time.

Rosina Aguair

Tiger Trot Co-Chair Duane Albury Melissa Allen Helen Allen Megan Ambrosi

Faculty Appreciation Co-Chair Kristine Anderson Kara Aquino Leslie Archer

7th Grade Class Rep Alison Banziger Adelaide Barrett Susan Behrens Michelle Bernard Kelly Bingel Ann Bittman Dana Boyd Patrice Brickman

Live Auction Chair Lilly Brotons Mark Calis Anne Cammisa Manuel Cindy Campbell

Auction Program Chair Karen Carlsen

Faculty Appreciation Co-Chair Kevin Carlsen

Fathers' Club Board Felicia Cerbone Caroline Coakley

Gala Décor Chair Brendan Combs Darlene Combs Christa Cooper Laura Cope

Silent Auction Chair Maria Covell Jocelyn Cresswell Mary Cull Jennifer Daymude April Delaney

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John Delaney Susan DeMarse

2019 Gala Chair

7th Grade Class Rep Helen Distefano

11th Grade Class Rep Jerry Distefano

Fathers’ Club Board Julie Donatelli

Silent Auction Chair Karen Donatelli Stephanie Donohue Marc Duffy Richard Drummond

Fathers' Club Board Mary Ege David Entwistle

Fathers’ Club Board Cassandra Entwistle Kelly Essepian Beth Fagan Val Feaunati Elizabeth Feldman Nora Fitzpatrick Sheila Flanagan Kathy Flannery Jenny Flinchum Liz Forgione Trish Fuldner Trish Gac Chris Gadiano Michele Galvin Caren Garrayta Pam Gazdag Stephanie Geary

Faculty Appreciation Co-Chair Ellen Greene Carol Groh

Parties with Purpose Chair Rebecca Gumbs Kathy Hagerup Susan Hanley

Live Auction Chair

Stacy Hartranft Judi Herishen Katherine Herrera Pamela Hickey

2019 Gala Chair

8th Grade Class Rep Toni Howell Ashley Jerro Ann Kane Margo Keenan Reese Kim Chris Kirkpatrick Bill Klenke Jen Kress

Mayfield Market Chair Sonya Kulik Amy Kurtenback Kristen Lentine Pam Lentz

Gala Program Chair Mike Lentz Kristie Lofland Jodi Longo Ginger Loper

6th Grade Class Rep

Escapes & Experiences Chair Stephanie Lowe Kim Lutz Mary Magner Dee Mahoney Alisa Marino-Raminger '80 Darcy Marshall David Martin

President of Holy Child

Fathers’ Club Maureen Martin Kirsten Martin Anita McBride

12th Grade Class Rep

May Crowning Chair Molly McCarthy Denise McGowan Dan McLaughlin

Theresa McLaughlin Dawn Timothy Kathy McMahon Hilleary Topercer

Gala Basket Co-Chair Susan Tropea Grace McNicholas Jen Urgo Bonnie Moore Natalie Von Seelen Colleen Mudlaff

Gala Sponsor Chair Michele Murphy Crystal Wade Cametrick Nesmith Peggy Weldon Therese Ngako Jenny Welgos Aric Noboa

7th Grade Class Rep Carolyn Nordberg Maria Welsh

Live Auction Chair

Tiger Trot Co-Chair Meghan O’Boyle Laura William-Hofacre Thelmarita Okonji Laura Williams Kristen Ondeck Megan Williams Shannon Palazzo Cathy Patterson Pablo Pereira dos Santos John Phillips Alicia Phillips Suzanne Pierron

Auction Software Chair Jim Polis Sue Polis Katherine Powell Yanira Reyes Johanna Robinson Erin Rooney-Eckel Cami Roth Karen Rothenberger Cara Roy-Lewis Katie Russell Kelly Russell John Russell Yvonne Russell

Mayfield Market Chair Tom Saidy

Fathers’ Club Board Stacey Saidy Nicole Schwenker Julie Sellinger Josh Shaw Amy Shaw Palumbo Allison Shay

Escapes & Experiences Chair Cathyann Shreeves

Gala Basket Co-Chair Natalie Silverman

Tiger Bakery Chair Claire Slabaugh

Holy Child Parents Association President Annette Smith

11th Grade Class Rep Jaden Smith Ann Snowling Toni Stempien Eric Stewart Jeannette Stewart Tori Struzzerio Chrissy Summers Martha Taishoff

Ned Williams Patti Worch Michelle Wright Mike Yavinsky Margaret Yavinsky Amy Yount Dawn Ziemski

12th Grade Class Rep Alex Zukiwski Laura Zukiwski

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IN MEMORY OF Bonnie Curtius Rosemarie Hale ’72 Chris Remington Christy Scango ’92 Leslie Hale-Braxton and Odis Braxton Nicole and Bryan Schwenker Rita Smithdeal Suzi ’74 and Gus Montes de Oca Christopher Hickey Mary and Robert Cohen Daniel Leonard Shea Beth Shea Dennis P. Warner Kate ’99 and Josh Fullenkamp Doreen Denison Karen Clark ’75 Evelyn Edwards, Grandmother of Mia Hugo ’22 Amy and Steve Kurtenbach Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. McInerny Anne McInerny Pinkston ’70 Fred and Virginia Forbes Nancy ’70 and Barry Ephraim Fred J. Driscoll Jr. Father of Patricia Driscoll Koberl ’78 Patricia ’78 and Erich Koberl Holly Robichaud Maria ’88 and Christopher Selwood Joan Kerrigan Debbie ’77 and Michael Page Joyce Nolan Aline Ryan ’72 Karen Hill ’71 Anne McInerny Pinkston ’70 Karen Noonan ’86 Robin ’86 and Raymond Hoeymans Kris Timbol ’87 Jenifer Regan ’87 Kate ’87 and Geoff Flaherty Mary C. Crivella ’69 Kate Walsh ’69 Suzi ’69 and Bob MacDaniels Mary C. Dowd Deirdre ’85 and Gary Levine Mary Kosch Bev and Terry Billingsley Margaret Doyle Mary and Chip Hopkins Neil and Gerry Coakley Cheryl and Bill Batleman Norma Banziger Alison and Richard Banziger Robert B. and Joan R. Stephens Anne Peterson ’70 T. Douglas Tuomey Jr. Murphy Wilson ’75

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IN HONOR OF Abby Root Suzi ’74 and Gus Montes de Oca Addie Robinson ’20 Johanna and Brian Robinson Jolyne Boyle Alesia Allen ’21 Helen and Larry Allen All the amazing faculty and staff that are committed to a well-rounded education!

Kristina Bielkevicius ’05 Amy Watkins ’14 and the amazing women of Washington School for Girls Cathleen Shannon and Ron Watkins Anna Jones ’22 Patricia McCarthy and William Jones Ashley ’20 and Katie ’22 Mahoney Dee and Chip Mahoney Ashley Hull ’04 Joanne and Albert Hull Ashley Lowry Kelly and Thad Bingel Avery Johns ’24 Michelle Bernard Brigh ’13 and Kearney ’14 Cassidy Sue and Andy Cassidy Caitlin ’20 and Cecelia ’22 Cooper Christa and Brian Cooper Caitlyn Topercer ’22 Hilleary and Bill Topercer Cara Price ’19 Jean Yount Caroline McKeon ’25 Gail and Chuck McKeon Caroline Timothy ’22 Michael Timothy Cecelia Talbott ’19 Kathleen and John Talbott Charlotte Manders ’06 Jennifer and Bill Manders Charlotte Nordberg ’21 Carolyn and Ed Nordberg Chloe Behrens ’25 Suzanne and Siegfried Behrens Ciara McLaughlin ’25 Louise and Robert McLaughlin

Claire Kane ’22 Ann and Richard Kane

Jasmyn Nailah Brothers ’22 Jackie Whitaker

Nancy Forbes Ephraim ’70 Ann ’70 and Evan Wilson

Claire Powell ’22 Katharine and Dale Powell Alex Corbutt ’07 Susan Boyne-DeSalle and David DeSalle

Jessica Dillon Bielgik ’00 Sharon and Paul Dillon

Natalya Britt ’14 Melody Britt

Carla Nally ’04 Susan Boyne-DeSalle and David DeSalle

Jessica Hull Adams ’02 Joanne and Albert Hull

Olivia Tropea ’22 Susan and Mark Tropea

Jessica Manes ’20 Gail Richardson and Eric Manes

Pamela Von Seelen ’22 Jean and Marlin Waldorff

Johanna Hancock ’06 Katherine Cantrel ’06

Patty ‘11 and Clare ’14 Yoritomo Sheila and Lee Yoritomo

Julia Strittmater ’19 Rosanne and John Strittmatter

Piper Matan ’22 Therese Matan

Andrea ’12 and Kate ’22 Celeste Judy Hewitt

Ragan Smithdeal ’25 Rita Madden and Michael Holland Wilson Smithdeal

Class of 1969 Jacqueline ’69 and Gerard Murphy Katherine Domning ’69 Margo ’69 and Michael Keegan Rita Anselmo ’69 Ruth Anne McCormick ’69 Class of 1979 Kathy Kyne ’79 Sara Thompson ’79

Katherine Harrison ’88 Karen and James Harrison

Class of 1983 Jenny ’83 and Steve Boyer

Katie Campbell ’19 Linda Campbell

Class of 2014 Katie Rose Marvin ’14

Kayla Smith ’20 Annette and David Smith

Class of 2006 Kathleen Shults ’06 Samantha Krench ’06

Kelsey Rafferty ’21 Betty Jane Rafferty Faith Denault

Colleen ’07 Coughlin Mary Lou and Bob Coughlin Mary Margaret Coughlin ’04

Krista Montes de Oca ’05 Suzi ’74 and Gus Montes de Oca

Courtney Clark ’23 John Adams Danielle Dedeaux ’21 Sheila and Bryan Dedeaux Devika Nair ’08 Rejni Nair

Kyra ’19 and Addison ’23 Hickey Mary and Robert Cohen Laura Groh ’22 Carol and Jeff Groh Liberty Bishop ’21 Judy and Leland Bishop

Elizabeth Cresswell ’22 Jocelyn and Chris Cresswell

Lucy Wright ’22 Michelle ’80 and Thomas Wright Jean Claery

Elizabeth Roth Cami and Scott Roth

Lydia McInerny ’16 Anne McInerny Pinkston ’70

Emily Donatelli Baker ’21 Julie Donatelli and Michael Baranowsky

Maddie Daymude ’21 Jennifer ’87 and Gregory Daymude

Emma DeSalle ’25 Susan Boyne-DeSalle and David DeSalle

Maggie Taishoff ’12 Nancy Lee Keshishian

Eva Price ’21 Mark Price Gabby Gravante ’23 Nicole and Tom Gravante

Marisol McLaughlin ’22 Rina and Donald McLaughlin Mary Hopkins Maury Devine

Gigi McBride ’19 Anita and Tim McBride

Mary Margaret ’04 Mary Lou and Bob Coughlin Mary Margaret Coughlin ’04

Grace Skibbie ’21 Kelly Skibbie and Ken Schmidt

Maury Devine Judy and Al Arcidiacono

Haley Summers ’22 Christine and Steve Summers

Megan Yavinsky ’24 Rita Yavinsky Mia Hugo ’22 Amy and Steve Kurtenbach

Hailey Feaunati ’22 Anne Butler Hanna ’19 and Helena ’16 Sellinger Julie and John Sellinger Holy Child Athletics Natalie Ludaway and Duane Albury Isabelle Weeda ’21 Jan Weeda

Milton S. Birch Blossom Baker MK Stewart ’19 Jeannette and Eric Stewart

Reese Kim ’23 Sook and Kye Kim Riley Clark ’21 John Adams Robert and Carolyn Aberbach Ann ’92 and John Lindner Rory and Nancy Coakley and Family Cheryl and Bill Batleman Ryan Breckstein Kara Aquino ’90 Sarah Horan ’14 Katie and Richard Horan Sarah Hortin ’14 June and Robert Hortin Shea E. McCarthy ’22 Coleen and Bernard McCarthy Sister Connie Craig, SHCJ Beverly VonDer Pool ’73 Carol ’66 and Michael Sinwell Lisa ’82 and Sean Creamer Paula Ebel ’82 Sherry ’71 and Seng Young Skyler Struzziero ’24 Victoria O’Donnell Struzziero

and Ned Struzziero Sofia Cerbone ’23 Felicia and Rob Cerbone The best place in America and the best staff that ever was!

Rachel Russell ’19 The Blessed Mother, Casey ’11, Dani ’13, and Lanie Dell’Isola Miriam and Paul Dell’Isola The Holy Child Community Margaret and Michael Yavinsky The Shea Family Beth Shea The Spirit of Holy Child Theresa and Daniel McLaughlin Whitney Donohue Thomas Donohue

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Self portraits by Art III students.

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CONNELLY SCHOOL OF THE HOLY CHILD 9029 BRADLEY BLVD. POTOMAC, MD 20854

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