2020 Harpstrings Magazine

HARPSTRINGS FAITH IN YOUNG WOMEN. SINCE 1860.

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SPRING 2020

S T. C E C I L I A A C A D E M Y P R I N C I PA L

Sister Anna Laura, O.P. V I C E P R I N C I PA L OF ACADEMICS

Sister Amelia, O.P. V I C E P R I N C I PA L OF STUDENTS

Andres Montana DIRECTOR OF A D VA N C E M E N T

Sister Anne Catherine, O.P. DIRECTOR OF C O M M U N I C AT I O N S AND MARKETING

Jennifer Crouch DIRECTOR OF A L U M N A E R E L AT I O N S

Rebecca Hill Rosenblatt '89 DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS

Megan Kerrigan Gardner '08 Magazine Graphic Designer: Emily Adams Photography: Jennifer Crouch Photography Uchida Photography Mary Craven Photography

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3 Principal’s Letter / 4 Pausing to Wonder / 8 Saluting the Class of 2019 10 We Love You St. Cecilia / 12 New Building. New Opportunities.

14 Fall Production: The Little Mermaid / 16 Shoes with a Story / 20 Student Life 24 2018-2019 Annual Report / 38 Alumnae Reunions / 40 Alumnae Notes

P R I NC I PAL’S

Dear Friends,

LET T ER

This edition of Harpstrings is a celebration of God’s many blessings on St. Cecilia Academy. We are still reveling in the gift of the new Fine Arts Center and the beautifully renovated chorus and drama rooms, some photos of which are included in this issue.

have an unshakable confidence and joy that nothing can take away. With this foundation, they can then become builders of a culture that proclaims the truth about the human person as one destined to share in God’s own divine life.

The mosaic of St. Cecilia in the Fine Arts Gallery has been particularly in my thoughts in light of our school theme this year:“Only one thing is necessary” (Luke 10:42). You’ll remember that Jesus says these words to Martha when He’s visiting her family home in Bethany. Hard-working Martha is irritated with her sister Mary, and she asks Jesus to tell Mary to help her. But Jesus simply says, “Martha, Martha, you are worried and anxious about many things. Only one thing is necessary….”

This beautiful mission of St. Cecilia Academy continues to guide all our planning for both the present and future. In our school strategic planning cycle (usually a 5-6 year cycle), we are again in the midst of an updated strategic plan that will guide us in our continued growth in excellence in all aspects of the school. To this end, we have contracted with the Institute for School and Parish Development (ISPD), a national Catholic development consulting firm, to facilitate this planning process.

It is a comprehensive, 10-month process that began in August and will culminate in May. ISPD’s approach is rooted in The National Standards and Benchmarks for Excellent Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools, which provide the gold standard for best practices in Catholic education today.

Though Jesus doesn’t say specifically what the one necessary thing is, I think our beautiful new mosaic of St. Cecilia shows us what this one thing is. There she stands—a beautiful, young, talented girl whose gaze is fixed upward toward the heavens. What has so completely captured her attention is the beauty of the truth, the beauty of divine music sung by Truth Himself. Even as she walks the path to her martyrdom, Cecilia has confidence, freedom, and joy that spring from doing this one necessary thing—listening to the voice of Jesus telling her who she is: “You are the beloved of My Father.You are beautiful.You are worthy. You are chosen. You are redeemed. You are infinitely loved with the capacity to love infinitely.

You have an eternal destiny.”

This, I think, is why she is the patron saint of music— not because she herself mastered the organ or harp or flute—but because she so attuned her entire self to hear the divine music of God that her very life then became a song, drawing others to the beauty of truth as well.

This is at the heart of our mission at St. Cecilia Academy: to help young women be rooted in the truth of who they are, so that like St. Cecilia, they will

Every cycle of strategic planning is a special time of grace. It is time for renewal and growth. I am privileged every day to see the wonderful things God is doing at St. Cecilia Academy, especially through the dedicated work of our faculty and staff. May our careful and thoughtful planning assure that St. Cecilia Academy will be an ever more vibrant channel of grace for every girl and her family! Thank you for your friendship and for sharing in the mission of St. Cecilia Academy. Please know of my prayers for you and your families.

In Christ,

Sister Anna Laura, O.P.

(Cover) Students Ava Thienel '22, Ceci Cioffi '21, and Flanigen Phillips '22 warm up at the barre in the new Dance Studio.

(Left) Natalie Cate '22 and Anna Regnier '20 gaze at student artwork in the new Fine Arts Gallery.

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PAU S I N G

to

wonder A

lbert Einstein once mused, “He who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe is as good as dead; his eyes are closed.” If his insight is correct, the Math and Science Departments at St. Cecilia Academy are very much alive.

Mr. Charles Martinez, Science Department Chair, and Sister Nicholas Marie, Math Department Chair, spend their days marveling at the wonders revealed in math and science and teach their students to do the same.

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MR. CHARLES MARTINEZ

Mr. Martinez said that since childhood he has always loved school. His first teaching opportunity came in elementary school when he taught English to a fellow classmate from Bosnia. Later, as a student at the University of Arizona, he was awarded a teaching fellowship sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) that aimed at helping public high school teachers improve their working knowledge of basic science. For 15 hours a week, he taught biology and earth science to teachers in an underserved public high school in South Tucson, AZ while also working nearly fulltime in a research laboratory as he finished his degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology.

When he came to Vanderbilt as a graduate student, he continued to find ways to teach even as he became more involved in scientific research. Ultimately, however, Mr. Martinez had to make a choice. Although he loved the scholarship of research, he was drawn more to the interpersonal nature of teaching.

Now in his 7th year at St. Cecilia, last spring, Mr. Martinez was voted by his fellow colleagues as SCA's Outstanding Teacher of the Year, an award his students heartily confirm.They will tell you he is both demanding and encouraging.

He keeps his lessons engaging by helping students discover real-world applications and extensions to the curriculum content, whether it is listening to reports from the World Health Organization or analyzing a story in National Geographic. “I love teaching science because it is easy for me to make it real for the students,” says Mr. Martinez.“As a science teacher, I believe that an environment of inquiry between the students and teacher builds a strong community of scientifically literate thinkers. Inquiry is vital for helping students learn to think like scientists. Performing hands-on experiments, rather than merely memorizing scientific facts that can be easily referenced, is essential if students are to accept responsibility for their own understanding.”

Mr. Martinez also models for students how a careful scientist can be a man of faith.

Mr. Martinez refers to himself as a “reverted Catholic” who returned to his faith through his involvement with University Catholic

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Campus Ministry at Vanderbilt.That is where he met his wife, Dr. Erin Martinez, also a scientist. They are now parents to three children, all of whom attend Overbrook School. Mr. Martinez is known throughout the school for his love of the liturgy, coordinating his ties and lapel pins with the Church’s liturgical feasts and seasons.

“I believe that an environment of inquiry between students and teacher builds a strong community of scientifically literate thinkers.”

—Mr. Charles Martinez

When parents ask him about the education their daughter will receive at St. Cecilia, he answers, “First I like to remind them is that their daughter will be known and loved as a child of God. Second, I don’t sugarcoat anything about the challenges that come

with a college preparatory experience. Yes, we have a demanding curriculum, but we also have expert faculty who care to know their daughters and see to it that they succeed in their formation.”

SISTER NICHOLAS MARIE, OP

A native of Warsaw, Poland, Sister Nicholas Marie has loved math ever since she was a little girl. After attending a high school in Warsaw that focused on computer science, mathematics, and physics, she was keen to continue her studies at university. When her family moved to Washington, D.C. after her freshman year of college, she went on to earn a B.S. in Mathematics at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, then was accepted to the University of Illinois for her M.A. and Ph.D. While at the University of Illinois, she rediscovered her Catholic faith through one of the most vibrant Newman Centers in the country. “I fell in love with math and God in graduate school,” she laughs.

For her, the study of mathematics, if done well, contributes not just to technological preparation, but more importantly, to the full formation of the human person. Sister Nicholas Marie thinks that math is crucial to a liberal arts education because it lays a three-fold foundation. First, it allows students to realize that there is objective truth, independent of any religious or cultural persuasion.“Numbers are not Catholic,” she says. Secondly, she says that math’s objective nature gives a person confidence that they can know and discover the truth, which is what they were made to do. The discovery of that truth brings with it joy, which is always in ample supply in Sr. Nicholas Marie’s classroom, where she loves to show students the relationships between numbers and number patterns.“The amazing thing is that math helps us to see the truth of a thing, even if we cannot imagine it.”

Finally, she delights in how math develops in students a sensitivity to the beauty of order— the order of numbers, but then by extension a greater order within the universe. “Math is open to infinity,” Sister Nicholas Marie reflects.

“In pre-calculus and calculus, we naturally get into discussions about God as we describe infinity mathematically.”

Charles Martinez, Science department chair, and Sister Nicholas Marie, Math department chair

When asked why not everyone gets as excited about math as she does, Sister Nicholas Marie is matter-of-fact: “Mathematical thinking is both inductive and deductive, both intuitive and analytical. Math is boring when you only teach the deductive, when you do not bring in the natural engine of beauty and intuitiveness behind the numbers.The philosopher Jacques Maritain says math is the science most perfectly suited for the human mind. It starts in what is tangible but does not end there.”

For most of her teaching career, Sister Nicholas Marie has been at St. Cecilia, teaching almost

every math class, although AP Calculus is her specialty. After being in a discipline where she was often the only woman in upper-level math courses, she loves the all-girl environment of SCA because of the freedom the girls demonstrate “to be who they are.” She loves how they get excited about learning and demonstrate a true sensitivity and openness to one another and to their teachers.“We have a great math department,” says Sister Nicholas Marie,“where the teachers have the girls’ true good at heart. We are forming them to be free individuals seeking truth.” ◊

“Math helps us to see the truth of a thing, even if we cannot imagine it.”

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SALUTING THE

Class of 2019 GRADUATING CLASS SIZE:

74

Students

ACCEPTANCE OFFERS:

146

Colleges & Universities

in 29 states

MERIT AID AWARD OFFERS:

More than

$17.8m

FIELDS OF INTEREST:

Humanities | Social Sciences | Engineering | Computer Science Foreign Affairs | Fashion Design | Public Health | Arabic Aero-Space Engineering | German | Neuro-Science Comparative Literature | Visual Arts | Architecture | Animation

“For the past four years, we have each made the choice to be present—not only in class, but more importantly, for each other as students, teammates, and friends.”

—Jule Voss

VALEDICTORIAN, CLASS OF 2019 University of Virginia, Jefferson Scholar

“So next year, remember the past that got you to that moment.”

—Kate Dortch

SALUTATORIAN, CLASS OF 2019 Tulane University

“We have benefitted from one another's strengths and one another's weaknesses.”

—Mary Margaret Warren ST. CECILIA GIRL University of San Diego

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WE

love

YO U

S T. C E C I L I A “We love you, St. Cecilia,” echo the words of the school’s alma mater. For artist Mary Borgen, creating the mosaic of St. Cecilia for the new fine arts gallery was indeed a work of love. “Art for me is something that I have always just had to do,” she says. “It is a large part of who I am. I have always clung to the fact that art is a verb of being, which helps me understand that God created me with a love and drive to create art.” Mary’s initial background was in art history at Tulane University. She pursued further training in painting at Parsons School of Design, but it has only been in the last 15 years that she forayed into mosaics, captivated by their colors and textures.

St. Cecilia mosaic in production in Mary Borgen's home studio.

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9 feet tall and is composed of hundreds and an immensely beautiful world in which to hundreds of pieces of exquisitely variegated live. I think of how much He must love us!” glass. Before it was delivered to SCA, the mosaic was blessed by Deacon Rob Montini. Mary Borgen thinks the new Fine Arts Center at St. Cecilia provides a most conducive Mary admits she especially agonized over space for developing artists who can express the face of St. Cecilia, redoing it several themselves and discover both the beauty of times before achieving the look she wanted. the world around them and the beauty within.

While she worked, she says that she prayed She reflects how, in the artistic process, the rosary after rosary, asking for inspiration. artist “turns inward, she asks herself questions, The sisters had asked her to replicate an she makes decisions. The girls may even find image of St. Cecilia from the stained glass they are praying and talking to God. I have window in the original 1888 chapel at the seen it happen often when a person dives Motherhouse. The idea was that this new deeply inside herself, then creates a work mosaic, inspired by that stained glass window of art, and ultimately is amazed at what she and the original Raphael painting, would has created. Somewhere along the way she serve as a visual link between the Motherhouse will recognize and ponder the power of and Harding Pike locations where St. Cecilia Divine inspiration.” ◊ Academy has continuously educated girls

“I want them to look at her and think, ‘I can be a saint, too.’”

—Mary Borgen A LABOR OF LOVE

When the Dominican Sisters at St. Cecilia approached her about doing a mosaic of St. Cecilia to grace the new fine arts gallery hall, she was thrilled. She had worked with the sisters on another large mosaic for the Bethany Retreat House and admits, “From the minute I stepped on the Dominican Campus, I fell in love with it. I thought, ‘I want to make a mosaic for St. Cecilia,’ but I didn’t say it because I didn’t want to be pushy.”

Once Mary set to work, she often worked 16 hour days to assure the piece would be finished for the dedication of the new building. Her husband Scott custom-designed the wood frame, after which Mary sketched out the figure and the graphic elements of the mosaic before selecting the glass and cutting each piece by hand to fit in the image. At the end of the process, she removed all the grout and glue and sanded the entire surface to achieve a high polish where the true colors re-emerge.The finished mosaic stands over

for 160 years. Although the Raphael St. Cecilia features a Renaissance ideal, Mary wanted her St. Cecilia to have a more contemporary face and be someone the students could relate to. “I wanted them to look at her and think,‘I can be a saint, too,’” says Mary. “During the artistic process, I prayed that, added to the hundreds of people she converted in her lifetime, and no doubt thousands of people throughout the ages, St. Cecilia would continue to pray in a special way for every single SCA girl who walked past or glanced at her image at school.”

When asked how beauty manifests the reality of God, Mary responds unhesitatingly, “Beauty and faith are inextricably connected in my mind, since I find God first and foremost in every part of nature. One of my favorite Scripture verses is Romans 1:20, ‘...Ever since the creation of the world, his invisible attributes of eternal power and divinity have been able to be understood and perceived in what he has made.’ God has given us such

Mary, her husband Scott, and a team install the finished St. Cecilia mosaic in the new fine arts gallery.

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NEW BUILDING. NEW OPPORTUNITIES.

A celebration of the arts

Last May we celebrated the new construction of the Fine Arts Building with a special dedication and donor reception, and this year the students are fully utilizing the new spaces.

Nancy Peterson Hearn '51 and Katherine Higgins DeLay '80

Maria and Tony Acevedo, Robert and Kathy Dortch with Prioress General Mother Anna Grace in the new art studio

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Annie Lee '21 at the pottery wheel

Dance class in the new studio with teacher Leigh Anne Ervin

Drama legend Cathie Correia Stamps backstage before the show with her famous yellow pencil.

Isabella Presler '20 and Cielo Rico '20 hard at work on clay projects.

Art teacher Amie Pike in her new studio space.

Lee and Barbara Grubbs, Linda and Michael Marzialo, Betty Bader

Music teachers Stephanie Nolan, Toni Ferguson, Dawn Seidenschwarz

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FA L L P R O D U C T I O N :

TheLittleMermaid

Madelina Huffman ‘21 as Ariel in SCA’s November musical.

Ariel’s Mer-sisters with attitude

SCA's fall musical, The Little Mermaid, was full of life and color.

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Ruthie McGrady ‘21 gets ready backstage Sophia Preisler ‘22 “under the sea”

Ariel and Prince Eric on a romantic boat ride

Julie Khym ‘20 as Ursula, Meghan Rafoth ‘21 and Ella Martini ‘22 as Flotsam and Jetsam

Jennie Mae Sprouse ‘20 as Chef Louis

Cast of The Little Mermaid 15

SHOES

a story WITH

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T

here is a line from Gerard Manley Hopkins’ famous poem "God's Grandeur" that reads, “Generations have trod, have trod, have trod.”

These words prove most apt in describing a beat-up pair of saddle oxford shoes that have been worn by no less than 15 first cousins who all attended St. Cecilia Academy. As the shoes have been passed down from girl to girl, so have the memories and the family bonds of friendship.

I F S O L E S C O U L D TA L K

For many years, St. Cecilia seniors have received the special privilege of wearing the traditional black-and-white saddle oxfords. While the rest of the students wear Sperrys or Wallabees, seniors are easily identifiable because they sport special shoes worn by no one else, and they love to proclaim this privilege by lacing their shoes with elaborate ribbons that often change with the seasons.

This tradition has become so prized that the cousins of the Derrick and Simpson families have passed down the same pair of saddle oxfords for close to 25 years. Not only have the five Simpson girl siblings worn these shoes, but so have many of their cousins, all of whom attended SCA. Christine Simpson Wessa, ’05 relates how the

tradition first got started. Her cousin, Laura Diroff ‘98, first owned the saddle oxfords and wore them when she was a senior at SCA. She then passed them onto her other two sisters and her Moore cousins so that they would not have to buy new shoes. Once the shoes made their way to the Simpson family, what had begun as a practical consideration now became a source of family humor.

“We would joke that you would be cursed if you didn’t wear them,” laughs Christine.

Since Christine’s graduation, ten more girls have worn those same shoes, including current senior Adrianne Glover ’20. Margaret Derrick Simpson ‘79 reports,“Over the years the shoes have been repaired twice, but polished and re-laced with new ribbons several times.”

The Simpson sisters all agree that taking care

“This simple family tradition of literally walking a mile in another person's shoes has connected them more closely both to one another and to their alma mater.”

Adrianne Glover '20 sports the shoes worn by 15 St. Cecilia cousins.

of the shoes and making sure they did not get lost fostered their personal growth in responsibility. When asked whether all of these 15 girls had the same shoe size, the Simpsons responded emphatically, “No!” That is why the backs of the shoes were often smashed down or the stitching ripped.

But these soles tell a deeper tale than simply that of daily wear. For the Simpson family, this simple family tradition of literally walking a mile in another person’s shoes has connected them more closely both to one another and to their alma mater. They said that wearing the same saddle oxfords gave them a sense of being strongly united with their cousins in shared experiences at a school they love, even if they were years

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FIRST COUSINS W H O G R A D U AT E D FROM SCA AND WORE THE SADDLE OX F O R D S H O E S :

‘98 Laura Diroff Yankee

‘00 Emily Diroff Stefanick

‘01 Merrill Moore Lennon

‘02 Ada Moore ‘04 Theresa Diroff Benedicta

The Simpson sisters at oldest sister Christine's wedding.

(L to R) Helen, Bridget, Christine, Clare, Rose

‘05 Christine

Simpson Wessa

‘08 Elizabeth Derrick Redwine

‘09 Clare Simpson Marchetti

‘11 Katherine Ray Goodman

‘12 Bridget Simpson ‘13 Angela Ray ‘16 Mary Hailey Derrick

‘17 Rose Simpson ‘18 Helen Simpson ‘20 Adrianne Glover

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apart. They had many of the same teachers: Mrs. Schultheiss, Mr. Horn, Madame Begley, Dr. Collins.They all experienced Spirit Week, St. Cecilia Day, Junior Ring Mass, and other SCA traditions. Christine recalls how, at her sister Helen’s graduation in 2018, all her siblings and many of her aunts and cousins stood and joined together in singing the alma mater “We Love You, St. Cecilia.” Since all the Simpson sisters were in choir while students at St. Cecilia, it was also easy for them to sing the Cantantibus (the traditional hymn for the feast of St. Cecilia that is performed on St. Cecilia Day) in multi-part harmony at the wedding of their cousin, Katherine Ray Goodman ’11.

The Simpson women have many wonderful memories of lessons they learned through their St. Cecilia Academy experience. Bridget ’12 mentions the example of the faculty and staff living out their vocations. She said she had teachers she could really look up to, and she will never forget those moments where she glimpsed some of them kneeling in prayer in the chapel. Helen ’18 agrees that her relationships with her teachers had a positive impact on her life because she knew they really respected and cared about her. Now that she

is in youth ministry, she wants to model that same respect and care for her students. Clare Simpson Marchetti ’09 still remembers how two different sisters gave her great practical advice when she was experiencing the ups and downs of adolescence. Now a mother of three children of her own, she says, “I want to be able to speak to my own children the way those sisters spoke to me.”

Rose ’17, who is currently pursuing a degree in musical theater, appreciates the solid foundation in philosophy and theology she received at St. Cecilia, a foundation that keeps her grounded in what is lasting and true. Christine says that the friendships she experienced during her four years at St. Cecilia were pivotal. She had the freedom to be herself and receive the love of true friends in an atmosphere free of worry or pressure.This healthy experience of women helping women has motivated her to start her own ministry to other women called His Own. Their mom, Margaret, who has raised 5 boys and 5 girls, chimed in that her experience of being in so many activities while at St. Cecilia was a great testing ground for her future vocation.

“It prepared me to juggle a lot. I learned not to panic under pressure.” ◊

Changing the world one meal at a time

BY D E A N N A K E N DA L L , S C A H I STO RY T E AC H E R

St. Cecilia Academy’s relationship with Mary’s Meals began six years ago in 2013. While teaching the Senior Religion seminar, Sister Amelia, O.P., current SCA Vice Principal of Academics, discovered Mary’s Meals and sensed an organization with a mission that closely aligned with that of St. Cecilia. Mary’s Meals was founded by Scotsman Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow in the late 1990s with a simple goal: to make sure that the world’s neediest children receive a hot nutritious meal daily in their place of learning. This straightforward mission yields incredibly high returns. By offering children a meal at school, Mary’s Meals hopes to break the cycle of poverty by working at three levels: 1) children who wouldn’t otherwise receive an education now have the extra incentive of a meal to get them to school; 2) communities that work with Mary’s Meals make a commitment to volunteer and prepare the meals, thereby actively supporting their children’s education; and 3) Mary’s Meals works with local farmers and food providers to help grow local economic infrastructure. In the true spirit of Catholic social teaching, Mary’s Meals promotes solidarity and subsidiarity to ensure long-term sustainable change in some of the world’s poorest and remotest communities.

Over the last six years, SCA students have raised over $10,000 for Mary’s Meals, which means they have helped 500 children around the world. As the lead SCA Mary’s Meals sponsor, I have had the great pleasure of working with creative, committed students who plan, organize, and execute our Mary’s Meals events. Thanks to their hard work, Mary’s Meals USA invited St. Cecilia Academy to become part of its Mary’s Meals USA Ambassador

Since 2015, students at St. Cecilia

and beans, donating the money

program. As Ambassadors we

have been committed to helping

they would otherwise spend to

assume a leadership role in spreading

Mary’s Meals carry out their life-

Mary’s Meals. Students have

awareness about Mary’s Meals to

changing work. Every year during

also historically raised funds for

the greater Dominican Campus

Advent and Lent, our students

the children of Mary’s Meals by

and Nashville communities, and

organize Blue Bow Campaigns,

organizing the Spirit Week Penny

I even look forward to hosting a

encouraging students to forego a

War, the Concert for a Cause, and our

Mary’s Meals national conference

fancier lunch and instead eat rice

newest event, the SCA Coffeehouse.

on campus later this spring.

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MARY’S MEALS CURRENTLY FEEDS 1.5 MILLION CHILDREN IN 13 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. A $19.50 DONATION WILL FEED A CHILD FOR A YEAR IN THEIR PLACE OF LEARNING. To learn more about Mary’s Meals, please visit www.marysmealsusa.org and watch the incredibly powerful Mary’s Meals films, “Child 31” and “Generation Hope,” on Youtube.

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Freshmen meet their seniors at the end of Freshman-Senior week.

S T U D E N T L I F E AT- A - G L A N C E

Fall 2019

What happens outside the classroom is integral to the SCA experience. Girls have numerous opportunities to express their faith, grow in civic responsibility and service to others, and participate in the time-honored traditions they love so much, events like Spirit Week, Freshman Senior week, and school dances.

Emma Robertson ’21, Stella Wright ’22, and Ansley Dunn ‘22 serve at all-school Mass Meg McGee '20 and Abigail Coleman '20 during Spirit Week

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#TeamRosie with Rosie Robinson '20 at the Relay for Life

SCA's Fall Combo "Neon"

Maggie Sheehan '21 won "Take a Titan to School" with a visit from the Tennessee Titans defensive end, Isaiah Mack.

Upperclassmen register to vote

21 Girls' Night Out junior high girls' event

Basketball huddle on the home court

Kyla Bursey '20 tees off

THE SCARAB

Nation

Fall and winter athletics at SCA SOCCER Cate Goodrum '20 was named to the All-Region team.

SWIMMING 18 SCArabs advanced to the Region meet.

Olivia Grytza '20 received Honorable mention to the All-Region Team.

Four advanced to the State meet: Ava Cirigliano '22, Margaret Gilles '22, Hannah Nielsen '21, Cindy Nguyen '22, placed 13th in the 200m medley relay and set a new school record.

CROSS COUNTRY Shelby Mryncza '20 placed 15th in the State Championship meet.

VOLLEYBALL Aileen Zavala '20 was named to the All-Region Team.

22 JV volleyball team with Coach Galassini

Hannah Nielsen '21 placed second in the 100m breaststroke, setting a new school record.

Senior Cate Goodrum powers down the field

Megan Dreher '23 and Nora Doyle '22 protect the net for the SCArabs

Elise Durelli '20 on the fly

Kat Pendergrass '23

Cross Country competitors: Emory Hart '23, Claire Davis '22, and Helen Alexander '22

Bowling team senior Janay Griffin '20

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A N N UA L R E P O RT 2018-2019

Thank You! We accomplish all that is reflected in these pages thanks to you and your gifts of time, financial support, and prayers. Your enthusiasm and support for the mission of St. Cecilia Academy allow us to do what we do best—help our students become the women God wants them to be for the world.

The students of St. Cecilia Academy benefit directly from your generosity.

The Dominican Sisters, faculty, and staff are deeply grateful to the individuals and organizations included in the pages of the 2018-2019 Annual Report.

This report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

God bless you for your goodness to us!

Please note that every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in the reporting of this data and the donor’s wishes with regard to recognition.

If you think there may be an error, please contact Kim Hoover at 615-383-3230 or hooverk@dominicancampus.org.

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matters

your giving

Yearly outright gifts of all sizes sustain dayto-day needs, such as support for academic resources and student activity programming, tuition assistance, new technology, and facility maintenance and upgrades.

RESTRICTED GIFTS

Gifts designated for the support of specific projects or initiatives at St. Cecilia Academy that are special to our donors. One important category of restricted gifts is specifically for direct tuition assistance within the academic year.

SCA ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

$916,413

C A P I TA L G I F T S

$56,486

ENDOWMENT

$82,835

RESTRICTED GIFTS/ SPECIAL PROJECTS

$286,537

ANNUAL FUND + T U I T I O N A S S I S TA N C E

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ANNUAL FUND

St. Cecilia currently awards tuition assistance from 34 endowed scholarships that have been established by families and friends to provide tuition assistance to students. An endowed scholarship is truly the gift that keeps on giving for generations to come. It exists in perpetuity and the school benefits by a percentage of earnings every year that directly supports the education of promising young women.

ALUMNAE GIVING

Alumnae honor their alma mater when they give back, whether as individuals or as a class.Alumnae giving ensures the vibrancy and accessibility of a St. Cecilia education for future generations.

GIFTS IN HONOR

St. Cecilia often receives gifts from friends and relatives who want to honor in a special way specific individuals connected to SCA. MEMORIAL GIFTS

Gifts made in honor of deceased members of the St. Cecilia Academy family.

T O TA L D O L L A R S RAISED:

$1,342,091 T O TA L N U M B E R OF DONORS:

761

THE BEAUTY WITHIN F I N E A R T S C A P I TA L C A M PA I G N

Gifts of cash and pledges that made possible the renovation and construction of St. Cecilia Academy’s new Fine Arts Center completed Spring 2019.

GIFTS IN KIND

Donated goods or services for fundraising events and other activities at St. Cecilia. These help to keep operating expenses at a minimum, thereby ensuring maximum support for the needs of the school.

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Proud Graduates Olivia McClure '19 and Lizzie Sturgeon '19

Tony Hoffman with his INDUSCO power team of Bill Grainger, Adam Wieck, and John Hill at the 2019 Sister Scramble Golf Tournament.

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Mrs. Debora A. Lassiter Mrs. Catharine Beasley O'Bryan Ridgeview Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rodgers D O M I N I C A N C R OSS C LUB ( $2 , 50 0 $4 , 9 9 9 )

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dortch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Forrest, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Geny Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Houff Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Huseby Kane Family Donor Advised Fund – The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Lewis May Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McKamey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whetsel THE SHI EL D CLU B ($ 1 ,0 0 0 - $ 2 , 49 9 )

One Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Tony Acevedo Mr. and Mrs. William F. Alexander, III Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Arguello

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Asurion Mrs. Nell Schindler Ayers Mrs. Joan Brown Bayston Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Burns Mrs. Deborah Wallace Craig Mr. and Mrs.William A. Dortch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fay Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Marbut G. Gaston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodrum Mrs. Lisa Fridrich Grayson Dr. Katherine Haltom and Mr. Larry Joyce Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Huber W. Gerard and Colleen A. Huiskamp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Karp Dr. and Mrs. Mark Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Kristopher W. Kemp Mr. John Leonard and Mrs. Cynthia Cicon-Leonard Mr. and Mrs. L. Gino Marchetti, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Marchetti Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Marzialo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. McCrea Dr. Catherine McTamaney Mr. and Mrs. Clifford P. Nealy

Dr. Mickey Sutherland Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Rafoth The Regens Family Mr. and Mrs. James P. Regnier Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Richardson, III Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ripley Ms. Caity Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sturgeon Mr. Daniel C. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G.Volz Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Warren

T H E H ARP CLU B ($50 0 - $999)

Four Anonymous Mr. Kenneth Albritton Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bader, III Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Barca Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bass Ms. Patty Beazley Mrs. Marie DeGrella Bervoets Dr. Robin Sandidge and Mr. David Bohman Ms. Reida McCutchen and Mr. Barry Burnette Mr. John E. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Dell Crosslin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Eastwood, Jr. Mrs. Lucy Freeman Mr. Joseph M. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Granberry Jackson, III Mr. and Mrs. Jane Johnson Mrs. James L. Johnson Judge and Mrs. W. Neal McBrayer Mrs. Megan Hatch McBride Mr. and Mrs. James McClain Mr. and Mrs. Brient Mills Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moliski Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Pease Mrs. Mary K. Pickard-Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Peter Preisler Mr. and Mrs. William Pykosh Mrs. Peggy Lampley Robeson Mr. and Mrs. Myron B. Schrage Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David L. Snow Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thienel Mr. and Mrs. Jon Timmons Mrs.Veronica Burns Wauford T H E S CAR AB CLUB ($250 -$499)

Two Anonymous Dr. Carolyn Baker and Mr. Clark Baker The Bright Family Mr. and Mrs. George Brulin Dr. and Mrs. Charles Burdeshaw Mrs. Barbara Holzemer Burke The Carr Family Mr. and Mrs. John Cate Mrs. Margaret Chance

Rose Gala parent volunteers Cindy Cioffi, Kay Kay Lee, and Pam McMillen

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Clyde Mr. Jeffrey Davis and Ms. Lynn Provident Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Davis Mr. Alphonse Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jim Donato Ms. Maemie Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farriss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Fisher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Gilles Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grannis, III Ms. Annie Griffin Dr. Paula Guerette and Dr. Michael DeRoche Dr. Katherine N. Hall Mrs. Ann Guepe Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hassett Mrs. Suzanne Meifert Hester Dr. and Mrs. Greg Hickman

Mrs. Amy Graham Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. R. John Hoff Mr. Francis Horn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huffman Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt Ms. Peggy Hunt The Hunt Family Foundation of Nashville, TN, Inc. Mrs. Sally Murphy Jones Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Kendall Mr. Peter King and Mrs. Mary McCarthy-King Dr. Joseph Kosinski and Dr. Mary Kosinski Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kuyper Mrs. Rebecca McGee Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McGee Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. McSurdy Dr. and Mrs. Ryan D. Mire

Mrs. Nancy Schuler Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Molteni Mr. Russell Nunnally Mr. and Mrs. Paschal O'Dwyer Dr. Kenneth Petroni and Dr. Molly Petroni Mr. and Mrs. Wade B. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Pike Mrs. Rosie Sbuttoni Raher Mr. and Mrs. Chris Remke Mrs. Alison Ames Rheaume Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rosenblatt Mr. J. Scott "Skip" Rudsenske Dr. Jonathan Sheehan and Dr. Peggy Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith Mr. and Mrs. Seth Sparkman Mrs. Ramona Schnupp Steltemeier Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Tuke Mrs. Dawn Ann Murphy Tynes Mrs. Ursula Vann T H E RE D AND WH IT E CLU B (U P TO $249)

Eleven Anonymous +Joy Bramblett Adams Mr.Vernon Adcock Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alley Mrs. Beverly D. Ammarell Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Mrs. Holland Cochrane Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Anglin Mrs. Rachel Battan Augustine Ms. Heather Baroni Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bateman Mrs. Carole Barrett Batson Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Beaty Mrs. Carole G. Begley Mr. and Mrs.William T. Belcher, III Mrs. Christine Ricafort Bertani Mr. and Mrs. Philip Betbeze Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Bishop Drs. Melanie and James Bishop Stephanie Nolan with Freshman Choir in the new Legacy Hall

Mrs. Bridget Varley Bock Mrs. Monica Bostelman Mrs. Diane Hartnett Brady Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Brink Mrs. Danielle Broadwater Ms. Elizabeth Durst Brown Ms. Catherine C. Brown Mrs. Martha Nell Long Bryant Mrs. Jessica Bogard Buenahora Mr. and Mrs. George Burke Mr. and Mrs. David Burton Mrs. Judy Harris Butterick Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Calderon Mrs. Lisa Greene Caldwell Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Caprioli Ms. Cheryl Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cheshire Ms. Pam Christy Mr. and Mrs. Louie Cioffi Ms. Theodosia D. Clark Ms. Elizabeth Clarke Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Coleman The Colonna Club Mr. and Mrs. Jon C. Conlin Mr. and Mrs. John Coode Ms. Cornelia Coode and Mr. Doug Henard Dr. and Mrs. George M. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Cragon Ms. Hilary Craiglow Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crouch Mrs. Mary Ann Daugherty Mrs. Martha Sanders Davenport Mrs. Deirdre Hudson Delisi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Demere Ms. Brady E. Diaz-Barriga Mrs. Teresa Miller Dickinson Mrs. Alexandra Brink Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Brett Donnals Mr. and Mrs. Harold Donnelly Dr. and Mrs. William L. Downey Mrs. Cora N. Duff 27

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Mrs. Maxine M. Duffey Mrs. Jada Nave Edmondson Ms. Holly E. Edwards Mrs. MaryDe H. Elliston Mrs. Sue Ann Simpson Enneis Ms. Leigh Anne Ervin Ms. Emily K. Eyre Mr. and Mrs. William H. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Farr Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson Ms. Ellen Butler Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fischer Mr. and Dr. John D. Fitzgerald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Frazier Mr. and Mrs. George C. Furlong, Jr. Dr. G. Edward Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. John Galassini Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Gallivan Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Gasparski Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Gaston Ms. Mary Landis Gaston Ms. Ashley E. George Mrs. Cissa Flanigen Glenn Mrs. Laura Goetz Mrs. MaryAnn S. Goodrum Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gorham Mr. and Mrs. Scott Goudeau Mrs. Michele Irion Grabher Ms. Catie E. Granbery Ms. Jane Grannis Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grant Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Gronefeld Ms. Julia M. Hall Ms. Kenya Hall Ms. Toni Wilk Hall Ms. Terri H. Harkins Mrs. Gretchen Keras Hart Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hayes The HCA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Heflin Mrs. Mary Cain Helfrich Mr. and Mrs. Tim Herman

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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Hines Mrs. Mary Ammon McMurry Hoenigman Mrs. and Mr. Anne Clair Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Graham F. Honeycutt Mrs. Laura Cullum Hood Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huffman Mrs. Kathleen Ingleson Ms. Simone Irion Mrs. Nora Jimenez-Contreras and Mr. Juan Contreras Ms. Leslie Jones Ms. Cathy Jordan Mr. Brad Kaiser and Dr. Rachel Kaiser Ms. Michele Keith and Mr. MichaleTodd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Khym Mr. Kevin Kile Mrs. Scottie Burton Klein Mrs. Jenny Knapp Mr. W. Harold Laster Mrs. Marilyn Wannamaker Leathers Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lee Ms. Emmy Greer Leftwich Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Louk Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Al Luttrell Mrs. Lisa Crabtree Malvea Ms.Dalizza Marques Ms. Cynthia Martin and Mr. David West Mr. Charles Martinez Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Dan Maxwell Mrs. Aimee Shelide Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Guilbert McCarthy

Ms. Shannon McCullough Mrs. Mamie Coode McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. McKinney Mr. Troy A. McPeak Dr. and Mrs. Howard Miller Mrs. Sylvia Kanwischer Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bradford T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Andres Montana Ms. Colleen M. Murray Ms. Eliza M. Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neilsen Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nolan Ms. Stephanie Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ochs Mrs. Lisa Donnelly O'Connor Mrs. Carrie Sevier Outlaw Mrs. Peggy Stanford Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Brian Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Picklesimer Dr. Laura Pierce and Mr. Jeffrey Pierce Mr. Timothy Pierce and Ms. Amy Seigenthaler Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Pirkle Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Poss Mrs. Suzi Casha Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Pyburn Dr. Jeanne Dortch Rast and Mr. Michael Rast Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reisinger Mr. and Mrs. Mike Robbins Mrs. Jenny Mondelli Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Robinson Ms. Sarah Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rock Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Rolin Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Russell Mrs. Karen Trauernicht Sadler Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sadler Ms. Mari Beth Sartain Mrs. Annette K. Sastry Mrs. Liz Marchetti Schimmer

Mrs. Susan J. Schultheiss Mr. and Mrs. John Scofield Mr. Julian Scruggs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Randy Shemin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheridan Ms. Clare Elizabeth Sherlog Ms. Angela Siefker Mrs. Mary K. Smart Dr. and Mrs. Clifton Smith Mr. and Mrs. James L. Smith Mrs. Kathy Warner Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Smith Ms. Patricia Smith and Mr. John Zipperer Mr. Michael Smitherman and Ms. Mollie Malone Mrs. Ellen Geny Smogur Mr. Charles W. Snyder Mrs. Cindy Adams Somerville Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sotak Mr. and Mrs. Todd Sowney Mr. and Mrs. David Sprouse Mrs. Mary Lou Spurlock Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stamps Dr. and Mrs. Sherrill B. Stewart Mrs. Jean McCaffrey Stout Ms. Frances S. Strahley Mr. and Mrs. M. Jerome Strobel Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Strobel Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. W. Laurence Sullivan, Jr. Ms. Nicole X. Suozzi Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tarolli Mr. and Mrs. James Tarwater Ms. Eliza Tarwater Mr. and Mrs. Adam Thomas Ms. Brenda Tibbs Mr. Haskell Tidman Mrs. Ginger Paris Van Sant Mrs. Catherine Stuart Vrettos Mr. Joseph J. Wade Ms. Joanne Collins Walker Ms. Mary Margaret Warren Mr. and Mrs. Mitchum E. Warren, III Mr. and Mrs. Brent Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wehby Ms. Christine E. Wehby Ms. Diana Weisman Mrs. Margaret Sutherland Wellborn Mrs. Christina Madden White Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Whitley Mr. and Mrs. Russell G.Whitney Mrs. Shirley Vaughan Williams

Temporarily Restricted 2019 Rose Gala Honoree Jean Drennan Dortch ‘51 with her children Mike, Pat, Buddy, Robert, Donna Dortch Turner '77, Julie Dortch Cragon '78 and Jeanne Dortch Rast '74

Gary and Catherine WilsonWilson Family Advised Fund – The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wolford Dr. Patricia D. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Jim Worley Judge and Mrs. J. Randall Wyatt, Jr. Mrs. Ellen McDonald Yandell Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Yopp Mrs. Caroline Ragsdale Young AN N UA L T UI T I O N ASSI STA N C E GI F TS

Three Anonymous Mr. Andrew Atwood Mrs. Kathryn Burish Mrs. Mary Calhoun Mrs. Cecil Billington Coleman Mrs. Angela Birch Cox Ms. Mary F. Deerwester Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Deerwester Diocese of Nashville Janelle Warrick Scholarship East Nashville K.C. Club, Inc. Dr. Andrea Birch Ferguson Google - Salesforce.org

Revenue

Mrs. Anne C. Hoffman ICC Sales Corp Mrs. Sarah Murphy Jones Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kelley Dr. and Mrs. Philip Klump Mrs. Merrill Moore Lennon Ensign Savannah Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Marchetti Margaret M. Bost Trust Ms. Sean M. McCracken Mrs. Kate Kirkpatrick Mosley Reverend Edward J. Mullowney, S.S.J. Ms. Marilyn Murray Mr. Alan Peter Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Poss Ms. Susan N. Postal Mrs. Alison Ames Rheaume Mrs. Peggy Lampley Robeson Saint Mary's University of Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Stefanick Mrs. Kathleen May Sweetland Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Vaughn, Jr. Vulcan Materials Company Foundation

2018-2019

T U I T I O N R E V E N U E O T H E R F E E S A N D I N C O M E A N N U A L F U N D E N D O W M E N T

Expenses S A L A R I E S & B E N E F I T S C A M P U S G R O U N D S & FAC I L I T I E S F I N A N C I A L A I D A D M I N I S T R A T I O N P R O G R A M S U P P O R T

81% 10% 6% 3% 54% 18% 13% 8% 7%

Gifts

Two Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William F. Alexander, III Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bader, III Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bader Mr. and Mrs. Grimes Baird Mr. and Mrs. Brandon J. Barca Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Dr. Robin Sandidge and Mr. David Bohman Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Bohren Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Brink Mr. and Mrs. Cees Brinkman Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Caprioli Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cragon Ms. Sarah C. Cragon Mrs. Deborah Wallace Craig Crestline Builders Ms. Elizabeth R. Dortch Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Davis Mr. Jeffrey Davis and Ms. Lynn Provident Mr. and Mrs. Jim Donato Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dortch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Dortch Mrs. Jean Dortch Ms. Laura Drennan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Adrian B. Durelli Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Eastwood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Elder Mr. and Mrs. David Gilles Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodrum Mr. and Mrs. Scott Goudeau Ms. Rebecca Hammel Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hertzog Mrs. Rita Ann Donnelly Holiman Mr. Francis M. Horn

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Houff Mr. and Mrs. Craig Huseby Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Johnston Dr. and Mrs. Mark Kelley Knights of Columbus Council 3537 Immaculate Conception Knights of Columbus Council 15234 Holy Family Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kopf Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Loftin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyons III Ms. Dalizza Marques Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Pease Dr. and Mrs. Mark Peters Mr. and Mrs. Clay Phillips Ms. Elizabeth Pinkham Mr. and Mrs. Peter Preisler Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Rafoth Dr. Jeanne Rast and Mr. Michael Rast Mr. and Mrs. Chris Remke Mrs. Mary Manuszak Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rock Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rosenblatt Mr. and Mrs. George A. Rowlett Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Rutledge Ms. Marie Sherick Mr. Michael Smitherman and Ms. Mollie Malone Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sotak Mr. and Mrs. James Tarwater Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thienel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wall Ms. Katie Laurel Wells Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whetsel Williams Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wittig Yarbrough Family Foundation 29

SCA Endowed

Scholarships AG N ES N I XON F I N A N C I A L AI D

C H I P DO B B S ME MO RIAL S C H O L ARS H IP

Mrs. Malli Hart Richmond

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ward DeWitt, III Mrs. + Ann Dobbs Mrs. Karen Dobbs Mr. and Mrs. John P. Donnelly Mrs. Jean Dortch Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dortch Martha Lynn and Craig Hamilton Mrs. Nancy Sanders Peterson Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hodges Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson Ms. Regina Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Massie Mrs. Dale Baird Mitchell Ms. Susan Owen Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Perkerson, Jr. Ms. Emily Richardson Mrs. Penny Templeton Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Seth J. Scholer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Stone Mrs. Bolin Kane Stumb Ms. Jettie P. Swygert Ms. Joanne Collins Walker Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yates

ST. C E C I L I A AC A DE MY A LUM N A E ASS O C I AT I O N SC HO L A RSHI P

Mrs. Monica Werrbach Aebersold Mrs. Rosemary Murphy Ballinger Mrs. Sharon Coode Connor Mrs. Kara Devine Devening Ms. Abigail G. Dillon Ms. Leigh Glaser-Wolfson JJ Howe Mrs. Kathryn Hoff Kuethe Mrs. Carol Black Lawrence Mrs. Charlotte Lowe Mulloy Mrs. Sharon Wilson Murphy Ms. Donna Walker Olson Mrs. Peggy Lampley Robeson Dr. Carlenda Smith Mrs. Catherine Stuart Vrettos A N N E E I D EL L WAL L EN D OW E D SCH O L AR S H I P

Mrs. Anne Wall Christeson Mr. and Mrs. John Wall

Endowment Growth

FUTURE GROWTH GOAL

$16 million To provide for

the future, our goal is to grow the endowment to $16 million.

2019

$4,216,965 2014

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(Top left) A family legacy--Madison Baird ’16, Jane Giuli Baird ’81, Ann Giuli ’71, Sydney Baird ’19, Mary Giuli Crout ’78, Catherine Giuli ’75, Dale Baird Mitchell ‘76

$2,889,886

(Bottom right) Emma Claire Hagey ’22 and Ivy Bette Brothers ‘22

2010

$1,499,906

Surprise

A

W

for Mom

hen Beverly Deal Ammarell was preparing to celebrate her 50th St. Cecilia Academy reunion, little did she know what was in store for her. For two years prior to this milestone, her three children—Robert, Tyler, and Liz ’07—had been hatching a plot in secret.They had been talking about wanting to do something special for their mother, something of value to honor her that, as son Robert says,“could also pay it forward.”They knew about other endowed scholarships and together decided to set up a scholarship to honor their mother. For several years they planned and quietly pooled together their hard-earned money while Robert was in touch with the St. Cecilia development office to work out the details of the gift. The Ammarell children then schemed with the school that this new endowed scholarship would be unveiled at the 2019 Alumnae Luncheon.When the children stood up with their mother to explain their plan, Bev said, “I was overwhelmed and surprised when my loving children announced the scholarship in my honor on the occasion of my 50th SCA reunion.”

Robert said that, as wonderful as memorial gifts are, he and his brother and sister felt strongly about honoring their mother during her lifetime. He said, “We could do this because we thought about it ahead of time.You just do what you can with your circumstances.”

Now The Beverly Deal Ammarell (’69) Scholarship is formally listed among St. Cecilia’s 34 endowed scholarships. Starting this year, the

AURE L I A VA RA L LO M A RI A N I SC HO L A RSHI P

Nashville Catholic Business Women's League C L ASS O F 1 97 1 SC HO L A RSHI P

Mrs. Claudia Volz Kornmeyer Ms. Mary Jane Staed Smith Mrs. Roberta Green Wheeler C L ASS O F 1 974 SC HO L A RSHI P

Mrs. Marianne Menefee Byrd Mrs. Mary Del Frank Scobey C L ASS O F 1 976 SC HO L A RSHI P

Mrs. Kathleen McGinn Doyle Ms. Carolyn Forehand

Mr. Frank R, Knoop Mrs. Lisa Donnelly O'Connor Mrs. Ellen Miller Tanner Mrs. Lynn Black Turner C L ASS O F 2 011 E N DOWE D S C H O L A R S HIP

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Grubbs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Marzialo DR . H E N RY S CH MIT T S C H O L A R S HIP FU ND

Mrs. MaryAnn S. Goodrum Lt. Col. Hank Goodrum and Ms. Aidan Lee Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kennedy Reliance Services, LLC

interest from the fund’s earnings will go directly into the hands to a senior who demonstrates an aptitude for the fields of engineering, mathematics, or the sciences. As a long-time civil engineer for Metro Nashville, Beverly has always valued education and has made the time to give back to her children’s schools, particularly through volunteering. Additionally, their family and other donors can continue to contribute to the gift in future years, thus extending its reach and impact upon future generations of St. Cecilia girls.The legacy of what the Ammarell children see their mother received at St. Cecilia can now continue for other young women as they graduate and head out into the world. “I am very pleased that this scholarship will support future student education at St. Cecilia Academy,” concluded Bev. ◊

JANE LLE WARRICK S CH O LARS H IP

Diocese of Nashville KAT H LE E N DYE R AB B E Y S CH O LARS H IP FU ND

Ms. Karen Abbey Giunta LISA E LCAN B RU NE R ME MO RIAL AWARD FU ND

WILLIAM T. COAK LE Y MEMOR IAL S CH O LARSHIP

Dr. Nicholas Aieta Mrs. Kimberly Coakley Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Shields WTC Foundation B E NT LE Y/DEZ AVALLOS S CH O LARSHIP

Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. deZevallos

Mrs. Susan Elcan Farrell Mrs. Rhea Elcan Forte MARG ARE T B OST S CH O LARS H IP

Margaret M. Bost Trust

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Alumnae ALUM N A E G I V I NG C L ASS O F 1 9 4 0

Nelle Schindler Ayers C L ASS O F 1 9 4 8

Teresa Miller Dickinson Paulette Clark Whitworth C L ASS O F 1 9 49

Martha Nell Long Bryant Shirley Vaughan Williams C L ASS O F 1 95 1

Jean Drennan Dortch Nancy Sanders Peterson Hearn C L ASS O F 1 952

Ramona Schnupp Steltemeier Joanne Collins Walker C L ASS O F 1 953

Rosemary Murphy Ballinger Marie DeGrella Bervoets Geraldine Grissom Hooks

C L ASS O F 1 963

Barbara Holzemer Burke Pam Hathcock deZevallos Toni Wilk Hall Ann Guepe Harris Peggy Stanford Palmer Mary Pickard-Hobbs Frances Anne Varallo C L ASS O F 1 964

Carolyn Morris Long Evelyn Petrucelli Spencer C L ASS O F 1 965

Debbie Wallace Craig Gretchen Keras Hart Phyllis Taylor Kemp Ellen Coode McWhirter Mickey Sutherland Pennington Rosie Sbuttoni Raher Alison Ames Rheaume Cindy Adams Somerville C L ASS O F 1 966

Diane Hartnett Brady Joyce Norman Hines

Mary Prue Polk Alley Patty Carroll Farmer Yvonne Horton Hobbs Marilyn Wannamaker Leathers Marilyn Murray Jean McCaffrey Stout Patricia Woods

C L ASS O F 1 95 6

C L ASS O F 1 967

C L ASS O F 1 95 4

Emily Sanders Davis

C L ASS O F 1 95 5

Mary Louise Lea Murphy Helen Hunley Glaser Yates C L ASS O F 1 957

Carole Barrett Batson Laura Sanders Christy Martha Sanders Davenport Veronica Strobel-Seigenthaler C L ASS O F 1 95 8

Mary Ammon McMurry Hoenigman Veronica Burns Wauford C L ASS O F 1 959

Sally Lea Nance Ibby Rye Tomlinson

C L ASS O F 1 9 6 0

Holly Cochrane Anderson Gail Caudle Caudle Clair Petre Ivanov Peggy Lampley Robeson Bolin Kane Stumb C L ASS O F 1 9 61

Connie Overbey Luttrell C L ASS O F 1 9 6 2

Carroll Brunner Crosslin

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Giving

+Joy Bramblett Adams Anne Wall Christeson Ellen Butler Fernandez Jane Grannis Melanie Liebhart Sadler Ellen Geny Smogur Mary Lou Kaiser Spurlock C L ASS O F 1 968

Karen Catignani Gloria Thomasson Cox Julie Hofstetter Fisher Mary Lee Whitehead Jackson Mamie Coode McKenzie Sharon Wilson Murphy Laurie Stewart Nolan Ginny Conners Ripley C L ASS O F 1 969

Bev Deal Ammarell Peggy Andrews Frances Bateman Baird Allison White Balthrop Dorothy Mulligan Cannon Cecil Billington Coleman Ramsey Burton Doran Sue Ann Simpson Enneis Carol Blackford Farrell Patti Fogarty Michele Irion Grabher Simone Irion

Sally Murphy Jones Pam Morrissey Kennedy Jeanne Burd Marchetti Michelene Piot McKinney Suzy Casha Putnam Karen Trauernicht Sadler Johanna Choate Shadoin Kathy Warner Smith Harriet Weglarz Stewart Margaret Pickering Tidwell Denise Volz

Patricia Smith Ginger Luster Sullivan Edwina Temple Susan Andrews Thompson Regina Snyder Trainor Ginger Paris Van Sant Janet Bellamy Warfield

CLASS O F 1970

Laurie Bouchard Lisa Greene Caldwell Kathleen McGinn Doyle Beth Ann Glassford Haydon Suzanne Meifert Hester Dale Baird Mitchell Nancy Schuler Moeller Mary Bailey Neal Lisa Donnelly O'Connor Karen Rowan Pilkerton Ellen Miller Tanner Lynn Black Turner

Monica Werrbach Aebersold Diane Adams Allison JoAnne Bradley Atwood Sharon Coode Connor Cornelia Coode Cissa Flanigen Glenn Katie Haltom Cathy Jordan Cindy Freeland Martin Colleen Murray CLASS O F 197 1

CLASS OF 1975

Kelly Davis Adelman CLASS OF 1976

Barbie Wheeler Baker Mary Jo Luster Dortch Sheila Davis Duke Rhea Elcan Forte Mickey Koch Keith Claudia Volz Kornmeyer Penny Templeton Richardson Mary Jane Staed Smith Roberta Green Wheeler Tina Hostettler Whitley

CLASS OF 1977

CLASS O F 1972

CLASS OF 1978

Kathy Budslick Judy Harris Butterick Nancy Holzmer Calderon Beth Dortch Franklin Ellen Cain Herman Malli Hart Richmond Mary Beth Maddux Shields

Mary Barrett Brewer Betsy Clarke Julie Dortch Cragon Missy Yokom Koehn Monica Ribeiro Anita Smith Becky Alderson Zimmerman

CLASS O F 1973

CLASS OF 1979

Marie Daugherty Bishop Sara Maddux Cheshire Scottie Burton Klein Karen Clarke Pirkle CLASS O F 1974

Marianne Menefee Byrd Katy Pittinger Helms Carol Black Lawrence Cindy Spraker Loftin Katherine Power McCrea Patty Phipps Morel Bobbi Jeanne Wilson Nealy Debbie O'Donnell Jeanne Dortch Rast Pam Wallace Rowan Bette Blackman Schnitzer Mary Del Frank Scobey

Angela Birch Cox Ellen Shea Donlon Andrea Birch Ferguson Peggy Hunt Becky Salmon McGonagil Claire Miller Robbins Donna Dortch Turner Norma Trauernicht Volz Nancy Johnson Worley

Patty Beazley Laura Black Crawford Emily Eyre Tracy Richardson Frazier Leigh Glaser-Wolfson Michelle Barr Haase Becky Snyder Hickman Rita Ann Donnelly Holliman Laura Cullum Hood Lisa Crabtree Malvea Isabel Landeo Maxwell Mary Elcan May Gina Morrissey Miller Sylvia Kanwischer Miller Charlotte Lowe Mulloy Allison Burns Sheehan Dawn Ann Murphy Tynes Ann True Wehby

A Gift that Lasts CLASS O F 1 9 8 0

Becka Hill Rosenblatt Michele Woolman Wilson

CLASS O F 20 03

Mindy Eads Donnellan Schuyler Moore Lucio Alyson Mencio Stevens

Denise Donnelly Beaty Kathryn Carell Brown Katherine Higgins DeLay Mary Manuszak Richardson Ellen McDonald Yandell

C L ASS O F 1 9 90

CLASS O F 1 9 8 1

Ellen Bush Durelli Nichole Wood Huseby

Clare Fernandez Emily Richardson Amanda Bush Zimmerman

C L ASS O F 1 9 92

CLASS O F 20 0 5

Jane Giuli Baird Mary Crow Traci Garner Gallivan CLASS O F 1 9 8 2

Joan Brown Bayston Karen Abbey Giunta Kate Kirkpatrick Mosley Mary Holzmer Peters Kathy Fox Whitney CLASS O F 1 9 8 3

Deirdre Hudson Delisi C L ASS O F 1 9 91

Jessica Bogard Buenahora Carrie Sevier Outlaw Krissi Pancoast Watkins Caroline Ragsdale Young C L ASS O F 1 9 93

Molly Kopansky Poss Margaret Strobel Pyburn

Lee Anne Chance Demere Sean Rumsey McCracken Monica Burns Warren

C L ASS O F 1 9 94

CLASS O F 1 9 8 4

C L ASS O F 1 9 95

Ellen Zinser Kincaid Amy Seigenthaler Pierce Grace Sutherland Smith CLASS O F 1 9 8 5

Rae Lee Rolin Anglin Elizabeth Durst Brown Pam Christy Jada Nave Edmondson Edie Glaser Julie Holzapfel Loomis Melissa Lee Lyons Kelly Heinrich McBrayer Ann Langdon McGee CLASS O F 1 9 8 6

Susan Elcan Farrell Mary Cain Helfrich Margaret Goodrum Kennedy Elizabeth Carden Phillips Beth Hailey Walker Margaret Sutherland Wellborn Cindy Wunsch CLASS O F 1 9 87

Christine Ricafort Bertani CLASS O F 1 9 8 8

Jenny Mondelli Robertson Niki Suozzi Laura Gregory Warren Christina Madden White Michael Ann Zinser CLASS O F 1 9 89

Kara Devine Devening Desiree Dy Amy Graham Hobbs Mary Boddie Marcum Donna Walker Olson

Melissa Hiller Hannah Etienne Janco Stephanie Eads Greco C L ASS O F 1 9 96

Jane Osgood Broussard Amanda Robertson Gaston C L ASS O F 1 9 97

Danielle White Herndon C L ASS O F 1 9 98

Danielle Laster Broadwater Laura Dray Pierce Catherine Stuart Vrettos Victoria Daddario Wolfe C L ASS O F 1 9 99

Kathryn Hoff Kuethe Ginny Patton Laird Cortney Purser Rockhill Carlenda Smith C L ASS O F 2 0 00

CLASS O F 20 0 4

Maggie Reyland Bridget Nolan Thomas CLASS O F 20 0 6

Caity Shepherd

CLASS O F 20 07

Liz Ammarell Beth Cragon Beste Bridget Varley Bock Holly Edwards Catie Granbery Liz Marchetti Schimmer CLASS O F 20 0 8

Sarah Cragon

CLASS O F 20 0 9

Julia Hall Anne Clair Hamilton Hoffman

CLASS O F 2010

Maemie Donnelly Eliza Nagle

CLASS O F 2011

Catie Brown Alexandra Brink Dickson Elizabeth Hernard CLASS O F 2013

Brady Diaz-Barriga Savannah Lyle Clare Sherlog

Rachel Battan Augustine Kathryn Camarata Burish Betsy Dortch Dalton Melissa Dunn Katie Wells

CLASS O F 2014

C L ASS O F 2 0 01

Abigail Dillon Mary Landis Gaston

Sarah Tuke Groth Merrill Moore Lennon Sara Brunette Strobel C L ASS O F 2 0 02

Blair Rowan Gunn Heather Yopp Honeycutt Katie Donlon Horvath Aimee Shelide Mayer Megan Hatch McBride Lily Palmer

Grace Forster Eliza Tarwater Christine Wehby

CLASS O F 2015

CLASS O F 2019

Mary Margaret Warren

forever

Peggy Lampley Robeson ’60 never thought about naming St. Cecilia in her estate plans until last year.

“I thought only millionaires give to endowments,” she quips. But it was during a casual meeting last year at the development office that she realized planned giving was something she could do as well, and so she notified the school that she had named St. Cecilia Academy in her will.“St. Cecilia Academy is the single most influential experience of my life,” says Peggy, explaining that at SCA she received a superior education and lifelong friends. She also acknowledges the long-standing positive influence of the Dominican Sisters, laughing, “There is no doubt that they are educators because they gave me a first- class education in spite of myself.”

Peggy has stayed connected with her alma mater over the years, serving on the Alumnae Board and volunteering at just about every alumnae event. She is proud of how much St. Cecilia has grown and marvels at the expansion of the school’s facilities and offerings for the students over the years. Through her choice of a planned gift, Peggy wants to ensure that St. Cecilia continues to have the same positive impact on future generations of young women that it had on her. By naming SCA in her will, she automatically becomes a member of The Dominican Campus Heritage Club, which was established to honor friends who leave one of the campus schools in their will or estate plans. Such gifts build the endowment, a perpetual fund in which interest earned provides critical financial support for the schools far into the future. ◊ For more information about planned giving to St. Cecilia Academy, please contact Sister Anne Catherine at 615-383-3230.

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In

honor

In

memory

KAT H LE E N DYE R AB B E Y ‘82

CARO LYN BELLE CRAIG HEAD ‘ 15

Ms. Karen Abbey Giunta Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whitney

Ms. Mary Landis Gaston

Mrs. Catherine Stuart Vrettos

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Rolin

GR AC E ANN LAST E R

FLOYD B ARRE T T

S USA N SAST RY ARM ST RO N G ‘9 1

ME R E DI T H M AXWE LL

AVA A L BA M O N T

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tarolli R UT H E L I Z A B E T H AN G L I N ‘ 2 2

Mrs. Annette K. Sastry CHA RLOT T E B AR R

Anonymous E L I Z A BE T H B R O DNAX

Dr. and Mrs. Sherrill B. Stewart JA N E C A M A R ATA

S I ST E R MA RY VERONICA K E L L E R , O.P.

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley WTC Foundation

Lucy Freeman

Mr. Dirk Maxwell and Dr. Gretchen Webber

LINDA WARNE R B AT TS ‘7 1

K E L LY H E I NRICH MC B R AY E R

JE NNIFE R B E CK ‘0 0

Mr. and Mrs. Graham Honeycutt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Stefanick

Mr. W. Harold Laster

Ms. Katie Wells

KAT H E R I N E T R A B U E MURPH Y

DR. G E O FFRE Y B E RRY

Mrs. Kathryn Burish CE C I L I A C I O F F I ‘2 1

E R I N NE I L SE N

S C A C L ASS O F 2 01 1

Ms. Catherine C. Brown J UL I E D O RTC H CRAG O N ‘ 78

Mrs. Debora A. Lassiter CL A I RE DAV I S ‘2 2

Mr. Alphonse H. Davis S USA N N A D O NNE L LY

Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Burdeshaw S USA N O. G R AC E Y

Anonymous SA RA H T UK E GROT H ‘ 01

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Tuke NA N CY SA N DE R S P E T E RSO N H E A R N ‘5 1

Mrs. Linda Peterson Benson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herbert Ms. Jettie P. Swygert S I ST E R C AT H E R I N E MA RI E HO P K I NS , O.P.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Stuart FRA N C I S HO R N

Dr. Nicholas Aieta

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Smith

Judge W. Neal McBrayer

Mr. John Fitzgerald and Dr. Mary Fitzgerald

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bath

Mr. and Mrs. George Brulin JENNIFER K E RWI N- NU T K IS

Mr. and Mrs. Guilbert McCarthy C L AY A N D E L I Z AB E T H PH ILLIPS

Mr. and Mrs. Wade B. Phillips E L L I E R O DG E RS

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moliski S I ST E R MA RY E L I Z AB E T H SAL L E S E , O.P.

Mrs. Catherine Stuart Vrettos S I ST E R T H O MAS MO RE ST E P NOWS K I, O.P.

Mrs. Catherine Stuart Vrettos F R A N C E S ANNE VA R AL LO

Mr. Jimmy Petrucelli Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Spencer

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley WTC Foundation ROS E MARY B ING H AM

Dr. and Mrs. George M. Cooper CAPTAIN T RAVIS B RANNO N

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley WTC Foundation JU DY VAN SANT B RARE N ‘70

Mrs. Ginger Paris Van Sant LISA E LCAN B RU NE R ‘73

Mrs. Susan Elcan Farrell Mrs. Rhea Elcan Forte KAT H Y PE FFE N B U RK H ALT E R ‘70

Mrs. Diane Adams Allison Mrs. Kimberly Coakley Mrs. Dale Baird Mitchell Mrs. Lisa Donnelly O'Connor ALICE BYRNE B U RNS ‘53

Mr. John E. Burns MILDRE D WALS H B U RNS ‘40

G RE G O RY C. DIR OFF

ANN DOBBS

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Davis Mrs. Emily Sanders Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ward DeWitt, III Mrs. Karen Dobbs Mr. and Mrs. John P. Donnelly Mrs. Jean Dortch Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dortch Mrs. Nancy Sanders Peterson Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hodges Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson Ms. Regina Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Massie Ms. Susan Owen Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Perkerson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Seth J. Scholer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Stone Mrs. Bolin Kane Stumb Ms. Jettie P. Swygert Ms. Joanne Collins Walker DE NVE R W. DUFF

Mrs. Cora N. Duff S IST E R HELEN MAR IE G LAS E R, O. P. ‘ 76

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yates PAU LA GOODR ICH ‘ 76

Mrs. Lynn Black Dolan Mr. Frank R, Knoop Mrs. Lisa Donnelly O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yates

PAU L E T T E WH I T WO R TH

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Hobbs, III

Mrs. Maxine M. Duffey

JANE H E MPE L CARNE Y ‘58

ME L I SSA WILS O N

Mr. Nelson Carney

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheridan

CAT H E RINE CO NNE RS ‘49

JAME S E. HAILEY

Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. deZevallos

Mrs. Dale Baird Mitchell

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MARY A LICE DE MOSS ‘ 72

MAU REEN R AE GR ANT

Ms. Sean M. McCracken

2019 Outstanding Alumna of the Year Mamie Coode McKenzie '68 and Outstanding Young Alumna Aimee Shelide Mayer '02, with Alumnae Relations Director Becka Rosenblatt '89 and Principal Sister Anna Laura.

JOA N K . HA RP E R

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Primelles R OBERT HA RR I S

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley WTC Foundation GERALDINE "GEDY" CRAWFORD HIGGINS ‘56

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Holland, Jr. JU D G E T HO M AS A. HI G G I N S

Mr. and Mrs. Galt Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brewer Mrs. Jean Dortch Mrs. Maxine M. Duffey Mr. and Mrs. Dan Key Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Marchetti Mr. and Mrs. Wade B. Phillips Mr. Michael Zanolli and Ms. Julie Sandine Mrs. Nancy Grannis Shea LO LO D O N N E L LY H OBBS

Diane Adams Allison Ms. Kathy D. Budslick Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dortch Mr. and Mrs.Thomas C. Fisher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Geny Dr. Katherine A. Haltom Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hobbs Mrs. Rita Ann Donnelly Holiman Jimmy Kelly's Restaurant, Inc. Lipman Bros. Inc. Mrs. Alvera Paxman Mrs. Lisa Donnelly O'Connor Ms. Deborah C. O'Donnell

Mrs. Jenny Mondelli Robertson Mrs. Johanna Choate Shadoin Mr. and Mrs. Randy Shemin Ms. Lindy B. Street R I C H AR D W. H O B B S

Mrs. Mary K. Pickard-Hobbs B E T H B R AC K NE Y K I N G ‘76

Ms. Carolyn Forehand Mrs. Dale Baird Mitchell A N N R OWA N KU MJ I A N ‘73

Mrs. Scottie Burton Klein PAT R I C I A L AMPLE Y ‘63

Peggy Lampley Robeson DAV I D L ASS IT E R

Mrs. Debora A. Lassiter R AMS E Y B .

L E AT H E R S , J R.

Mrs. Marilyn Wannamaker Leathers F R A N C E S S HARP LU ST E R

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dortch

LO U IS E CO NWAY ME H AN ‘44

PE G GY MADDUX S O U T H A R D ‘ 70

Mrs. Margaret McVey

Mr. and Mrs. Cas Chesire

ALB E RT L. ME NE FE E , III

FRANK SP ENCE

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cox Mrs. Susan Werrbach Mitchell Mrs. Sharon Wilson Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Mitchum E. Warren, III WTC Foundation JU DG E RO B E RT & MILDRE D MU RPH Y

Mrs. Sarah Murphy Jones CANDACE ALE XANDE R O NAT E ‘01

Sarah Groth JO E L PAAVO LA

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley WTC Foundation MARG O RIE RICH ARDS O N

Martha Lynn and Craig Hamilton JOS E PH P. S B U T TO NI

Peggy Lampley Robeson CH ARLE S SP R INTZ

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley WTC Foundation IME LDA TODD ‘ 44

Mrs. Jean Dortch Mr. Daniel C. Todd RITA VOLZ

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley WTC Foundation ANNA DELOR ES JACKS O N WADE ‘ 48

Mr. Joseph J. Wade E LNO RA BLACK WARNE R ‘ 43

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Smith MARIE BR OW N WE RRB ACH ‘ 4 5

Mrs. Dale Baird Mitchell

ME G AN W HALEY

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Raher

Mrs. MaryDe H. Elliston

Mrs. Laura Sanders Christy Mr. and Mrs. David L. Snow

SALLY S CH ILLE R ‘07

E ARL AN D BILLIE WILLIAMS

V I N C E NT MCMU RRY

ROS E MARY B ROWN S NYDE R ‘49

S I ST E R R OS E MARIE MASS E R ANO, O.P.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hoenigman ELLEN MCREDMOND ‘25

Mrs. Monica Terry

Ms. Holly E. Edwards

Dr. and Mrs. Greg Hickman

Mrs. + Ann Dobbs CAMILLE WOLKEN

Mrs. Kimberly Coakley WTC Foundation

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BY THE NUMBERS

Celebrating the completion of the new Fine Arts Center TOTA L PROJ EC T COST:

$4.59 million

TOTA L N UM B E R O F DO N O R S :

479

9,500 SQ UA R E F E E T O F N EW CO NST R U C T I O N

Dance Studio Two Art Studios Dark Room Kiln + Clay Room Prep Room Gallery Hallway Restrooms

5,900 SQ UA R E F E E T O F RE N OVAT I O N

Music Conservatory Featuring Legacy Hall for choir and chamber instruction and performance, 5 private music practice rooms, new recording studio

Drama Suite

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New space for drama classroom, conference room, costume storage and backstage space

The

Beauty

Nine Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Tony Acevedo Ms. Peggy Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Galt Baker Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Barbee Mr. and Mrs. Brandon J. Barca Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bath Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beare Mr. and Mrs. Brett Beavers Mrs. Linda Peterson Benson Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Beste Bethany Mrs. Mary Borgen and Mr. Scott Goudeau Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bright Mr. and Mrs. David H. Brown Mr. Ed Burgess and Dr. Wyeth Burgess Anne & William Burleigh Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Mr. John E. Burns Mrs. Laura Sanders Christy Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Clark Mrs. Kimberly Coakley Louise B. Cochrane Foundation Mrs. Laura Black Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Justin Dell Crosslin Mr. Jeffrey Davis and Ms. Lynn Provident Mrs. Emily Sanders Davis Ms. Megan Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Dongas Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Eastwood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farriss Mrs. Lucy Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Marbut G. Gaston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Geny Ms. Donna Gerstner Mr. and Mrs. David Gilles Ms. Catie E. Granbery Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grant Ms. Annie Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip T. Hagey Dr. and Mrs. Henry Harrell III Mrs. Nancy Sanders Peterson Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Holland, Jr. Mr. Francis M. Horn Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Houff Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Rob Johnson Mr. and Mrs.Victor S. Johnson, III Nancy M. & Victor S. Johnson, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Mr. Brad Kaiser and Dr. Rachel Kaiser

(Above Left) Mary Ruth Geny, Claudia and Carl Kornmeyer, and Peggy Daniel at the fine arts reception.

(Above Middle) Current parents Byron Smith, Sharon Huber, and Victoria Regens with Overbrook Principal Sister Julia Marie at the fine arts reception.

Within

(Above Right) Art Teacher Barbara Gronefeld with Class of 2019 AP Art students Timberlake Pieper and Kaylee Contreras.

F INE A RTS C A P I TA L C A MPAI GN

Kane Family Donor Advised Fund – The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Mrs. Phyllis Taylor Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kopf Mr. and Mrs. Dwight E. Long Mr. and Mrs.William G. Manda Ms. Dalizza Marques Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Marzialo Mr. Dirk Maxwell and Dr. Gretchen Webber Judge and Mrs. W. Neal McBrayer Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. McGinn Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McKamey Dr. Catherine McTamaney Mrs. Dale Baird Mitchell Dr. Roberta L. Muldoon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neilsen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nunan Mr. Geoffrey Nwankwo and Dr. Ukpong Nwankwo Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Pease Mr. Jimmy Petrucelli Mr. and Mrs. Clay Phillips Mr. and Mrs. William Pykosh Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Rechter

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Regens Mr. and Mrs. James P. Regnier Mrs. Margaret R. Reyland Mr. J. Scott Rudsenske Dr. Jonathan Sheehan and Dr. Peggy Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheridan Ms. Clare Elizabeth Sherlog Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sotak Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Spencer St. Mary's Bookstore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sturgeon

Ms. Jettie P. Swygert Dr. Edwina R. Temple +Mr. William Terry and Mrs. Monica Terry Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thienel Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thompson Ms. Brenda Tibbs Mr. and Mrs. Jon Timmons Mr. and Mrs. Jason Truss Mrs. Catherine Stuart Vrettos Mr. and Mrs. Blaine J. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whetsel Mrs. Christina Madden White

In kind

Williams Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Wisniewski WTC Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yates Mrs. Becky Alderson Zimmerman

Gifts

All American Sign Company Athens Distributing Company BSN Sports Mr. and Mrs. Pete DeLay Dragonfly Screen Graphics Mrs. Mary Borgen and Mr. Scott Goudeau Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hill

Hunt Brothers Pizza Lipman Bros. Inc. Peter Millar Music City Golf Outdoor Lighting Perspective Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Rafoth Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Robeson West Meade Wine & Liquor

Class of 2004 Class of 1979

Class of 1999

Class of 1984

SCA ALUMNAE

Class Reunions The Cecilian Society Dinner for the 50th Reunion Class of 1969

Class of 1989

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Class of 2009

Class of 1974

(Far Left) Mallory Mire ’19 at the Home for the Holidays Luncheon (Left) Mary Mattingly Pietryk '02 and her daughter at the Little Mermaid Character Meet and Greet (Below) Alumnae Memorial Mass at the Motherhouse

SCA ALUMNAE

Events Fall / Winter 2019

(Top left) Class of ’19 Grads and their moms at the Home for the Holidays Luncheon (Middle left) Vino on the Veranda at the White House (Bottom left) Alumnae Networking Social at Pastaria

(Left) Class of 1999 at Vino on the Veranda: Carlenda Smith, Katie McDonald Lopez, and Abbey Spence McGlashan

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ALUMNAE NEWS

Class Notes '98

'51

L L ES LIE WA LLACE CO NG DO N

N A N CY SA N D ERS P ET E RSO N HE A RN

The Manufacturing Institute has announced Nancy Peterson Hearn, chairman and CEO at Nashville-based Peterson Tool Company, winner of the Women in Manufacturing STEP (Science, Technology, Engineering and Production) Ahead Award.

The STEP Ahead Awards honor women who have demonstrated excellence and leadership in their careers and represent all levels of the manufacturing industry.

'69

B O N N I E BE NE K E

The Nashville Children’s Alliance named the clinical department after Bonnie S. Beneke for her years of service protecting children from the trauma of abuse.

'88

AN A E SCOBA R

History was made in Nashville as Ana Escobar (SCA '88) was elected to the general sessions court. She is the first Hispanic person to be elected judge in Nashville.

'94

M E L I SSA H I L L E R HA NNAH

Melissa started a school for children with dyslexia in Little Rock, Arkansas: www.littlerocksoiree.com/ women-to-watch/124/ melissa-hiller-hannah

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Saint Virginia is a stationery company founded by Leslie Wallace Congdon (1998) to help support the complex needs of her daughter,Virginia, who was diagnosed with Aicardi Syndrome, an extremely rare neurological disorder.

Virginia still has daily seizures, is blind, doesn't walk or talk, and relies on her family to meet all of her needs. All cards are hand-stamped and packaged, with love, in Nashville, TN by Leslie. Proceeds from sales and donations directly support handicapped renovations and equipment needed to support Virginia. Leslie also works as a nurse at St. Thomas West Hospital, and her husband Emil is owner and creator behind local leather and furniture company, Emil Erwin.

The Congdons live in Nashville, TN with their five children: Porter (10),Virginia (8), Boone (6), Wally (4) and baby Vodin born 4/27/19. Cards can be purchased online at www.saint-virginia.com.

A N N IE H AG AMAN

Annie Hagaman started a jewelry business, "Paper Annies" based out of Chattanooga. Check out her instagram @paperannies.

'00

KATIE WE LLS

Katie's experience as a Paralympic competitive swimmer, work with disabled veterans, and years-long relationship with pen pal Fred Rogers of Mr. Rogers television fame all played a vital role in helping her write her first children’s book, “I Can Still Do Everything with One Arm.”

'01

MARY S IE FK E R MU LLINS

Mary Siefker Mullins '01works for the DoDEA (Department of Defense Education Activity)and is an Assistant Principal at John O. Arnn Elementary School in Japan.

She and her husband Jack have three beautiful children, Carsyn, 7 Mackenzy 5, and baby, Flynn born September 10, 2019 in Ewakuni, Japan.

JE NNIFE R G ILLE SP IE W ILLIS

Jennifer Gillespie Willis ’01 and her husband started a coffee company called Southern Mug Coffee. (www.southernmug.com) The company's mission: "With every bag of coffee you purchase, Southern Mug Coffee will provide a meal to a person in need. Buy one, give one."

'02

AMANDA JARRARD MITCH E LL

Amanda Jarrard Mitchell (Overbrook '98, St. Cecilia '02) Traveled the world with her husband, Rich. Between June of 2018 and July, 2019, they visited 6 continents, 25 countries, and 10 states. Their adventures are found at www.bonvoyageonabigadventure.com, or on Instagram (@bonvoyagebigadventure).

'03

LAU RE N S MIT H

Lauren Smith returned to The Dominican Campus in 2014 to complete her education at Aquinas College. She now works as an Associate Publisher at Fresh Ink Group, located in Guntersville, AL, and is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations, new talent acquisition, and copy-editing.

'10

LAURA LYN N WI L L I A M S

On June 22, 2018, Laura Lynn Williams, graduated from Metro Nashville's police academy and became an MNPD Officer. (Pictured is her mom, Lynn Williams, pinning her badge at the graduation ceremony.)

'12

ALI C A P RI OL I

Ali Caprioli is in Seattle working at The Boeing Company as a Mechanical Systems Engineer for large commercial aircraft, designing and integrating various temperature and pressurization systems onto the planes. Her current project has her working on a custom Boeing 747, which is a double decker plane and will be customized to be fit for a president!

'19

'04

Mallory is a cheerleader at Rhodes College in Memphis.

Lindsay Leathers '04 married Jeremy Huggins on September 28, 2019.

MALLO RY MIRE

Weddings

Tracy Cherian earned her BA in Neuroscience from Washington University, St. Louis, MO. She is currently working as a scribe at St. Thomas Midtown in the ER while preparing for medical school.

'16

CAROLINE WAT K I N S

LIZ MIZE LL

Liz Mizell '05 married Michael Koppes on October 5, 2019. The couple resides in Washington, DC. CHR ISTINE S IMP SON

'88

Germaine Gomez '88 married Mr. Tim Huffaker on December 22, 2019.

J I L L B ADE R

TRACY C HERI A N

'05

Christine Simpson '05 married Kevin Wessa on November 9, 2019 at Assumption Church in Nashville.

The couple resides in Pensacola, FL.

GE RMAINE G O ME Z

'01

'15

LINDSAY LE AT H E R S

Jill Bader ’01 and David Thompson were married on January 5, 2019 at the Church of the Assumption in Nashville. Friend Noel Pittman ’01 was Cantor and soloist and her classmates Victoria Richards, Lindsey Conlin Walsh, Jordan Moore Vaughan, and Tara Neuhoff Walsh all participated in her wedding mass.

'06

KAT H E RINE SAXON

Katherine Saxon'06 married Jonathan Keith of Knoxville, Tennessee on July 28, 2018 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church.

Bridesmaids included SCA grads: Allie Saxon ('09), Liz Cannon ('06), and Sam Doust ('06).

'08

KAYLA WIE CK

MARG OT G ASTO N

Margot Gaston married Philip Dickman on June 13, 2018 at Christ the King Church, Caroline Watkins was Nashville, TN. The couple welcomed baby Awarded the Miranda Lambert ‘Women Creators’ Patrick Joseph on November 25, 2019.

Scholarship at Belmont University. Go to carolinewatkins.com/ to learn more.

'17

M A RGAR E T H A L LO C K

Margaret started making cakes about a year ago and now bakes to order through her Instagram page, @bakeo_texas!

'02

AL E XANDRA B U DS LICK

Lexi Budslick ‘02 married Tim Fetzer in August 2019 and they live in Frankfurt, Germany.

Kayla Wieck '08 married Mac Berklacich on August 31, 2019 in Vail, CO. The couple resides in Nashville.

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ALUMNAE NEWS, CONTINUED

'09

'12

G I G I G UG L I E L MI

'02

R ACH E L B R U NE T T E

GiGi Guglielmi married Avery Oaks, September 14, 2019 in Asiago, Italy.

SCA alumnae who attended: Kelly Bodell Hutchinson 09', Caroline Worley 09', Giuliana Guglielmi-Oaks 09', Ragan Todd Ogg 09', Alexandra Koehn 09', Allie Saxon 09'.

Rachel Brunette '12 married Alex O'Neal on April 14, 2018 in Columbia, Tennessee.

SCA bridesmaids included, Lauren Miller ‘08, Elizabeth Gaddis ‘12, and Nicole DeRoche '16.

'13

E MILY WARRE N

AN N E C L A I R H A MI LTO N

HEATHER YOP P HONEYCUTT

Caroline Fletcher Honeycutt was born on July 12, 2018.

AIME E S H E LIDE MAYE R

After many years (and prayers) on the extended journey to parenthood, Aimee and Collen Mayer were thrilled beyond belief to welcome Amat Joseph and Zoë Marie (boy/girl twins born September 12, 2019) into their lives through the gift of adoption.

'03 Anne Clair Hamilton '09 married Jeff Hoffman on September 29, 2018 in Mt. Juliet, TN.

'10

JOA N N A J O HN S O N

Emily Warren married Neil Feldman on April 14, 2018 at the Cathedral of the Incarnation, Nashville TN, surrounded by many SCA alumnae.

Births '94

RYA N CH AMB E RS H AH N

Joanna met husband, Scott Lawley, in college at Auburn University and got married on July 14th at Church of the Assumption. Her bridesmaids from St. Cecilia were Anna Vaughn (Class of '11), Cate Hargrove (Class of '11) and Ellie Fike (Class of '12.) Rachel Burley (Class of '11) was also a reader during the ceremony.

KAT E LY N MI L L E R

Katelyn Miller married John Bishop November 15, 2019 at Assumption Church in Nashville, TN. 42

Ryan Chambers Hahn '94, husband Christopher, and siblings, McKenna, 13, Kieran, 10, Dylan, 8, and Landen, 6, welcomed baby sister Rowan born on June 15, 2019.

'98

LINDSAY H AILE Y E LLIOT T

Lindsay Hailey Elliott, husband Chris and big sisters, Emma, 6, Erin, 3, welcomed baby sister, Eden on December 12, 2019.

LESLIE COAKLEY THALLEMER

Leslie Coakley Thallemer and family welcomed their new addition, Thomas Leo Thallemer, born July 26, 2018.

ANNA CO U SAR ME CH E M

Anna and Tyler Mechem, parents to Henry James, welcome baby boy, Charles English Mechem.

'04

KAT IE E LLISTO N MEHAFFEY

Katie Elliston Mehaffey '04, husband Brad and big sister, Quinn, welcomed a baby girl, Elliston Jane Mehaffey, on March 27, 2019.

KATHLEEN MAY SW EETLAND

Kathleen May Sweetland '04, husband Conor and big brother Charlie welcomed a baby girl,Virginia Marie Sweetland, on December 18, 2019. The family lives in San Francisco.

E MI LY COA K L E Y TUCKER

Emily, husband Sam, and son William welcomed Elizabeth (Betty) Marie Tucker on July 20, 2019.

ANN A WILLIAMS W HI T E

Anna Williams White '04, husband Jason, and daughters Livi and Charlotte, welcomed baby boy, John Wiley White, on March 7, 2019.

'05

RAC HA E L PO RT E R LOD GE

'06

AS H LE Y H AYNE S

Ashley Haynes '06 and her husband Parker Haynes welcomed Emmet Dean Haynes, born April 4, 2018.They recently moved to Fripp Island, SC to be close to family.

'08

MOLLY MCGREW RYAN

Molly McGrew Ryan '05 and husband Jack welcomed a baby girl, Paige Atherton Ryan, on March 15, 2019.

The family currently lives in Manhattan.

Lauren Brunette Miller, '08 and Brad Miller welcomed a sweet baby girl, Nora Elizabeth Miller, on March 11, 2019.

JOJO S H IPP MO MAN

JoJo Shipp Moman '08 and husband Daniel welcomed a baby girl, Riley Elizabeth Moman, on September 1, 2019.

'09

Bridget and Adam Thomas welcomed Baby girl, Lucy Hatcher on January 17, 2018 and new baby twins born on August 15, 2019, Molly Nolan and Josephine (JoJo) Grady.

MARY BRETTE CLIPPARD WYLLY

Mary Brette Clippard Wylly '05 and husband Cook welcomed a baby girl, Frances Bennett Wylly, on August 22, 2019.

'16

ADE LA APPLE BY GOODR UM

Adela Appleby Goodrum, husband Cole, and big sister Lili welcomed baby Harry on May 28, 2019.

in memoriam ALUMNAE 2019

Mildred Walsh Burns (1940)

E L I ZAB E T H O MAN JASARE VS K I

B R I DGE T NO L AN T H O MAS

Elizabeth welcomed Lucy James Gaddis on August 11, 2018.

Megan Kerrigan Gardner '08 and husband Grant welcomed baby Amelia Frances, February 12, 2019.

ST UA RT KA N E SM OT HE RS

Stuart Kane Smothers and husband Benton Smothers welcomed baby Katherine Wilder Smothers (Kate) on August 4, 2018.

E LIZAB E T H H ALLO CK G ADDI S

ME G AN K E RRIG AN G ARDNE R

L AURE N B R U NE T T E MI LLE R

Rachael Porter Lodge '05 and husband Dick welcomed a baby boy, John Richard Lodge III (Jack) on May 28, 2019.

'12

Elizabeth and Mirza Jasarevski class of ‘09, welcomed baby, James Henry Jasarevski, on June 21, 2018.

'10

LAU RE N DU K E WO O DS

Lauren Duke Woods and husband Jason Woods welcomed a baby girl, Isabella Grace, on March 13, 2018.

Agnes Colley Wheaton (1944)

Edith Hannifin Jarnagin (1945) Sister Mary Benedict Ryan, O.P. (1945) Marie Brown Werrbach (1945) Peggy Boeckman Rector (1947) Nelle Holthouse Smith (1947) Emma Cox Dillahunty (1948) Mildred Sutherland Long (1958) Larrie Broderick Wilson (1959) Judy Shanks Schenk (1960) Brenda Dury Foster (1962) Joy Bramblett Adams (1967) Susan Nemec Plaisance (1970) Kathy Baltz Bechtold (1973) Paula Goodrich (1976) Beth Brackney King (1976)

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2019 Rose Gala Honoree Jean Drennen Dortch '51 with her grand daughters, Sarah Cragon '08, Betsy Dortch Dalton '00, Lisa Rast McGinnis, Kate Dortch '19, Margaret Cragon '16, Marie Turner Sherick, Beth Cragon Beste '07 and Julia Cragon '20.

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