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IN THIS ISSUE: Alumnae Events this Fall | Alumnae Profiles | 2014-15 Annual Report of Donors
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From President Donna Bridickas Dear Seton Keough Alumnae, Parents, and Friends,
FALL 2015 ADMINISTRATION
When this edition of Seton Keough News arrives at your home we will be in the Christmas season. I hope you can find a few quiet moments to read about the wonderful things happening here at Seton Keough. Our school year began by celebrating with our Archbishop Keough alumnae the 50 years our school has been open. We were joined by a number of women who were in the first ninth grade class. Our students were impressed as the Keough alumnae all stood and proudly sang their Alma Mater. The celebration concluded with our inaugural Taste of Seton Keough. It was truly a success. We hope to see you next year at this event on Saturday, October 15, 2016.
Donna Bridickas President Josiah LaTona Dean of Students Lauren Urban Dean of Academics
2015-16 SCHOOL BOARD Sr. Margaret (Peggy) Juskelis, SSND K’73 Chairperson Paul McMullen Vice Chairperson Sherri Allen S’86 Mary H. Keyes SK’89 Kristen Steinman Lamont SK’08 Dr. Terri Massie-Burrell S’82 Mari Beth Moulton
This edition includes our annual list of donors. We are very grateful to those who remember us in their prayers and who have contributed to our annual fund. Your generosity helps the young women of Seton Keough continue in the proud traditions of all of our alums. If you have not contributed to the annual fund, please prayerfully consider giving a donation during this Christmas season. Your donations will help us to continue to upgrade our academic programs and facilities. I trust you will enjoy the features on our accomplished students and alumnae. Under the direction of our campus minster, Mrs. Melissa Boyle, our students and faculty engaged in a day of service where they ministered to the poor and marginalized in our community. As you know Pope Francis has declared this year as a Jubilee Year of Mercy. As you read about our students’ commitment to community service you will see that Seton Keough continues a long history of encouraging our young women to practice the corporal works of mercy.
Corita Oduyoye Sylvia Kessler Roe K’75 Deborah Tripp SK’89 CANONICAL REPRESENTATIVE Msgr. James O. McGovern The Seton Keough News is produced by the Seton Keough Office of Advancement Mary Henry Director of Institutional Advancement Jane Ponton Director of Communications
As the New Year begins, I hope to see our young alumnae at our annual Young Alumnae Night on Friday, January 8th. All are welcome to our Alumnae Mass to be held on Monday, February 1st as we celebrate Catholic Schools Week. We welcome you to witness the faith and hope of Seton Keough as we look to the future. May peace be your gift at Christmas and your blessing all year. In Christ,
Cathy Toplanchik K’74 Executive Assistant to the President Mary Beth Wickless SK’09 Alumnae Outreach Coordinator
Donna Bridickas President
1201 Caton Avenue Baltimore, MD 21227 410-646-4444 www.setonkeough.com PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPORT: Galeone Photographers Mr. Barney Gomez
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For the third year, Seton Keough’s A Cappella Choir performed at the Archdiocese of Baltimore Gala in October.
IN THIS ISSUE: Gator News: 4-8 Student Profile: Annabelle Arnold SK’16: 9 Seton Keough in the Community: 10–11 Sports Notes: 12 Annual Report of Donors: 13-21 Alumlines: 22-23 Alumnae Profiles: » April Ryan S’85: 24 » Rosa Cruz Penafiel K’88: 25 » Rebecca Stevick SK’11: 26 Class Notes: 27-29 In Memoriam: 29 Reunion News: 30-31 Sophomore Jessica Harzer is the witch in Seton Keough Theatre Department’s spectacular production of “Into the Woods” in November—page 7. Seton Keough High School
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Gator News National MeritAP Scholars
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR: Congratulations to senior Laura McKernan who has been named a Commended Scholar by the National Merit Scholarship Program. AP SCHOLARS: The following seniors from the class of 2015 were named AP Scholars (scored three or higher on three or more AP exams last spring: Katherine Audino, Arielle Burnett, Melody Connell, Alexandra Lyons, Sara Minnis, and Noelle Rowe
Freshman Bria Bailey Wins a Statewide Essay Contest FRESHMAN BRIA BAILEY has won first place in a statewide
essay contest with 251 entries. The Fred B. Benjamin Peace Writing Contest for Maryland challenges students to think creatively about how they can change the world for good. The topic was based upon the work of Malala Yousafzai. Bria’s essay received the maximum numbers of points by the judges—the first time this has happened in the 19year history of the contest. Bria was honored at a ceremony in October.
Model UN Award Winners Congratulations to sophomore Mara Lynch (left) and freshman Abby Sullivan (right) who won Best Delegate awards and the gavel at the 29th Annual Delaware Model UN last in December at Salasianum High School in Wilmington, DE. They were both in the General Assembly simulation representing Italy and dealing with issues such as the Syrian refugee crisis.
Seton Keough Students Record Oral History from Vietnam Veterans for MPT ON OCTOBER 28 AND AGAIN ON NOVEMBER 12, Seton Keough students and Social Studies Teacher Mr. Marchand participated in the Maryland Public Television (MPT) Salutes Vietnam Veterans education initiative. Student groups recorded oral histories from local Vietnam veterans. The veterans responded to questions from the students about their experiences before, during and after the war in Vietnam. MPT is releasing a documentary entitled “Maryland Vietnam War Stories” in the spring of 2016. The MPT documentary is part of a campaign to build awareness of the Vietnam War in anticipation of the Ken Burns documentary “Vietnam” due to be released in 2017. 4
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Photo top: Three Vietnam vets (center) pose with Seton Keough social studies students before they discussed their experiences. Photo above: senior Elizabeth Silcott and freshman Jo-Nai Duncan prepare to interview Linda Schulte who served in the Red Cross and USO during the Vietnam War.
Seton Keough at the 40th Anniversary Mass for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton IN SEPTEMBER, CAMPUS MINISTER MELISSA BOYLE, Dean of Academics Lauren Urban and President Donna Bridickas accompanied Seton Keough students Abigail Bulla, Jessica Wells, Lauren Payne, Samantha Glover, and Jessica Harzer to the 40 Years as a Saint Mass for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg.
Seton Keough Senior Annabelle Arnold Organizes an Anti-Bullying Assembly IN EARLY OCTOBER, THE ENTIRE SETON KEOUGH student body along with middle school students from several area Catholic schools attended the Kind Campaign Assembly. The Kind Campaign is an internationally recognized antibullying campaign directed specifically at girl-on-girl crime. Pictured left: Seton Keough students pose with Kind founders Lauren Parsekian and Molly Thompson. Senior Annabelle Arnold is responsible for contacting Kind and asking them to visit Seton Keough.
For the third year, the A Cappella Choir under the direction of Music Chair Jessica Thomas, was asked to perform at the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s Gala in October. The choir opened the evening with their performance. In early December, members of the band and choir performed at the Archbishop’s Annual Christmas party. Photo above: the A Cappella Choir prepares to perform for the Archbishop. Seton Keough High School
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Gator News Juniors Receive Their Class Rings in November at a Special Liturgy and Ceremony
The SK Cappie Critic Team Begins its Second Year Pictured left: The team was at Severna Park High School in October for their first meeting. From left: Ellie Silcott, Liz Heppding, Stephanie Evans, Julia Middleton, Madeline Redding, Mara Lynch, Catie Wiley, and Laura McKernan. Missing from the photo is senior Jessica Miles.
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Congratulations to Theatre Director Erin Boots, Music Director Jessica Thomas, and Technical Director Heather Mork along with the cast and crew of “Into the Woods� for an outstanding production the weekend before Thanksgiving.
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Seton Keough has been named a Top Workplace by the Baltimore Sun based upon a survey given to the faculty and staff. Sr. Paula Cockerman, RSM and President Bridickas received the award at a ceremony in early December.
Foundation Updates St. Agnes Foundation Grant
Knott Foundation Grant
Earlier this fall, President Donna Bridickas and Board Chair Sr. Margaret (Peggy) Juskelis, SSND K’73 accepted a $10K check from the St. Agnes Foundation to be used for tuition assistance. Pictured above from left: Mr. Patrick Mutch, St. Agnes Hospital Interim President and Chief Executive Officer, President Bridickas, Ms. Malinda Small, President of the St. Agnes Foundation, and Sr. Peggy.
On October 28, the school learned the Marion I. and Henry J. Knott Foundation is awarding Seton Keough a $47K technology grant. The money will be used to update the school’s wireless infrastructure. This will ensure students, faculty and staff faster access to the network and Internet. The plan is for the work to be done over the Christmas holidays and be completed in January of 2016.
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Student Profile
Seton Keough’s Community Activist: Annabelle Arnold SK’16 LAST YEAR SENIOR ANNABELLE ARNOLD ASKED THE Seton Keough administration if the school could host bee hives on campus. The reduction in bee populations worldwide is having an alarming affect on global food production. While the school was not ready for such an experiment, they appreciated the passion from a student who is passionate about just about everything. An honor student, Annabelle is taking four AP classes this year in addition to completing her fourth year of the PLTW engineering program. She is also taking senior religion, French IV—one of her favorites—and a college-level psychology class at Anne Arundel Community College. She is the president of the Student Council, president of the International Thespian Society, stage manager of the Theatre Department—she just finished working on “Into the Woods,” vice president of the Math Honor Society, secretary of the French Honor Society, and a member of the National Honor Society. This year, she renewed the Environmental Club at Seton Keough and restarted the school’s recycling program, “with bins we received for free from Coca Cola; it only takes a letter!” An activist in many areas, she helped organize the Gator Bowl last spring, which was an opportunity for several area high schools to play touch football and raise funds for the charity of their choice. She is making plans for the Theatre Club to volunteer at a homeless shelter in Catonsville this year. On her own, she sought out the nationally recognized anti-bullying effort
“The Kind Campaign” and invited them to a special assembly in October. The founders of the Kind Campaign, Lauren Parsekian and Molly Thompson, personally brought their message to the entire Seton Keough student body in addition to invited middle school girls from other area Catholic schools. Annabelle says she was attracted to Seton Keough because of the warm sense of community and strong academics she witnessed when she visited. She was very interested in the school’s engineering program and thought that she would likely pursue a career in engineering. However, during her junior year she traveled to the South Pole with a Students-on-Ice Antarctic Expedition, where Annabelle spent two weeks studying the environment and climate change. Her experience there has changed her mind about her future. She is applying to the University of Maryland and Boston University among several colleges with plans to major in environmental science and minor in filmmaking—she not only plans to learn about how to save the planet, she would like to create documentaries that educates everyone about the future of planet Earth. “This school is a good place for making your ideas come to life,” she says. When Annabelle approaches any member of the faculty or administration, they are always open to help her with whatever plans she has to make Seton Keough a better place. Next year, Seton Keough will miss her, but congratulates the college or university who will have her advocating on campus for them for the next four years.
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During The Jubilee Year of Mercy Seton Keough Students Dedicate Themselves to Prayer and Works of Charity WITH MUCH ANTICIPATION THE SETON KEOUGH community waited as Pope Francis made his first visit to the US in September. Campus Minister Melissa Boyle asked students to prepare for his visit with acts of charity. The Campus Ministry Club prepared food that was donated to My Brother’s Keeper. The school collected shoes as part of the “Feet for Francis Fundraiser.” The shoes collected become inventory for small business owners, or micro-entrepreneurs, in 26 developing countries, including Haiti, Honduras, Tanzania and Colombia. In early October, Seton Keough held the first ever, all-school retreat and service day. The freshmen and juniors spent the day in prayer at their class retreat and the sophomores and seniors spend the day in service. The junior class spent the day at Holy Trinity Spiritual Center in Pikesville where they focused around the theme of loving relationships. They reflected on what does a loving relationship look like with God, us, and other people. The freshmen stayed at Seton Keough for their retreat. There they focused on what it means to be women of honor and focused on helping those who are marginalized.
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The sophomore and senior class put their faith into action and visited various service sites in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Anne Arundel County. The sites included packaging meals for people in need, serving at Our Daily Bread, interacting with the children at Sarah’s House, which is a family shelter, and making and serving casseroles at My Brother’s Keeper. Later in the afternoon Drew Carberry came to speak to the sophomores and seniors about what it takes to be a strong leader and to serve. In January the classes will switch and spend another day in service or prayer. During October and early November Seton Keough held a Thanksgiving Drive for food and toiletries. Over 2,000 items were donated to the Ronald McDonald House and My Brother’s Keeper. In December, the entire Seton Keough community participated in the “Making Spirits Bright” drive to collect toys and or warm weather items—hat and gloves, scarves, and socks. The items were distributed to SWES, My Brother’s Keeper and Project HOPE. On December 12, the Seton Keough Parents’ National Honor Society, and Vincentian Outreach Club collected food and served a Christmas brunch at My Brother’s Keeper in Irvington.
Photo left page: Seton Keough seniors prepare food at My Brother’s Keeper. Photo top: helpers load food and toiletries from the Thanksgiving Drive into a bus to be delivered to Ronald McDonald House and My Brother’s Keeper. Left: Mrs. Montoya with Bria Harrison, Laura McKernan, and Ashley Hamilton load backpacks and school supplies at the start of school to be delivered to HOPE. Left bottom: Campus Minister Melissa Boyle with Emma Kalinski, Brishaé Dobyns, and Jaya Green show off the collection of shoes donated for “Feet for Francis” and below Mya Williams and Christine Covahey show off the collection of toys donated for the “Making Spirits Bright” Christmas Drive.
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Sports Notes Field Hockey
Soccer
THE 2015 SETON KEOUGH VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY team was lead by captains: seniors Koya Yancy and Jessica Wells, and juniors Madison Altenburg and Megan March. The team was made of players of varying levels and experience that worked hard to improve with each game. The coaches were impressed by how quickly our new players improved their stick skills and field sense. The teams leading goal scorer was second-year player Destany Popkins. The IAAM B Conference coaches named goalkeeper Megan March to the 2015 All-Conference team. The coaches are proud of the effort given by everyone and are looking forward to the 2016 season. Go Gators! — Coaches Stumme and Melvin
FOR MY FIRST YEAR AS HEAD COACH, I WAS HEARTENED and encouraged by the progress we made this season. We started the season slowly, but worked hard and competed in all of our games. We are a much better team than our record showed this season. Juniors Erin Solloway and Kaitlyn Whipp both provided solid defense. Senior Aubrey Sims has played four years of varsity soccer, and provided strong leadership returning after a major injury and as team captain. Sophomore Alexis Kasco was named to the IAAM All-Conference Team. Many thanks to our seniors: Aubrey Sims, Ashlee Durham, Heather Williams, and Brittane’ Stinebaugh — Coach Steven McDonald
Volleyball WOW! THE 2015 VOLLEYBALL SEASON WAS AN EXCITING one this year. In 10 years of coaching here, I think it was one of the most exciting years we have had. This year we had a mix of youth and seniors who came together and produced. It was a lot of fun watching the team come together and mature and play toplevel volleyball. Junior Whitney Chappell was named to the AllConference Team. Sadly we have to say goodbye to some fabulous young ladies and our seniors all had a tremendous year. They were the backbone of such a positive year. Thank you for all you have done for Seton Keough volleyball: Jillian Boyd, Alana Matson, Kailah Charles, and Summer Fields. We wish you the best. — Coach SJ Greenway
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This year, the sports teams and Parent Athletic Club have been raising money for the St. Agnes Breast Center. The Homecoming festival was dedicated to St. Agnes and breast cancer research. Seton Keough played St. Elizabeth Seton and the Gerstell Academy at homecoming and all the teams dedicated their play to the PINK cause.
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Dear Friends of Seton Keough High School, During this time of the year, it is natural to pause, to count one’s blessings and to look toward a future full of hope. As a graduate of Archbishop Keough, I am grateful for the solid, holistic education that I received, which prepared me well for further study and meaningful work. I am sure that Seton and Seton Keough graduates can also recall experiences that prepared them well to face the world about them. Because of the support we received from families, teachers and others who believed in our potential, we were able to develop academically, spiritually, physically and socially. That tradition is alive today at Seton Keough because of the support of donors and friends like you. Recently the school was awarded a grant from the Knott Foundation to upgrade the technology used daily by the students and staff. Recent upgrades to the lighting make the school brighter and more cheerful. The auditorium has gone through a series of upgrades that enhance liturgical and theatrical experiences. The commitment to provide an effective learning environment for the students continues. Recently Seton Keough hosted a well-attended Open House for future students and their families. Current students showcased their talents and conducted tours for the guests. If you know current eighth graders who would do well here, encourage them to apply. It will be a blessing for them to experience the bond of sisterhood that the school can offer. It will be a blessing for them to develop into women of honor. I thank you for the ways in which you have supported the mission of Seton Keough. I hope you will continue your generous kindness to the young women who follow in our footsteps. I encourage you to be an ambassador for this school, which has shaped the lives of so many of us. May God bless you and your loved ones throughout the days ahead.
Sister Peggy Juskelis, SSND, K’73 School Board Chair
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Honor Roll of Donors 2014-15 THIS ANNUAL REPORT REFLECTS DONATIONS MADE FROM JULY 1, 2014 TO JUNE 30, 2015 The Annual Report of Donors gratefully acknowledges the many individuals who made donations to The Seton Keough High School during the 2014-2015 fiscal year. Your donations have allowed Seton Keough to continue its mission of Sending Forth Women of Honor. If you have questions about this report, please contact the Seton Keough Office of Advancement: 410-646-4444.
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$100 to $249 Marguerite Mortillaro Gonce
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Up to $99 Helen Bosson Davis Charlotte Dorsey Hensley Anne Mihm Rowe Mary O’Leary Weber
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Seton 1940 $100 to $249 Elizabeth Bright Catterton Up to $99 Anne Kavanagh Sant’Ambrogio
Seton 1941 $100 to $249 Sonia Stankiewicz Drinks Up to $99 Regina Rosensteel Penney Mary Matthews Powell June Stewart Wolff
Seton 1942 $1,000 to $4,999 Mary Elizabeth Long Bragg $500 to $999 Dorothy Patterson Easter $100 to $249 Marjorie Weik Miller Sr. Annina Scharper, D.C. Mary Sager Trageser Up to $99 Jessie Dunnock Colson Mary Ellen Doyle Rose Mary Serio Riebel Cecilia Coady Sergienko 14 |
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$100 to $249 Alice Loane Truffer Up to $99 Mary June Martin Cisna Ruth Martin Fangman Loretta Crandell Frank Bernardine Reilly Gagliardi Mary Albers Harper Shirley Westcott Knutsen Grace Pica Licata J. Marie Luecking McCormick Alma Wojciechowska Siedlecki
Seton 1945 $100 to $249 Catherine O’Connor Graves Alma Duvall Meagher Rita Wagner Up to $99 Sr. Rita Bozel Rosemary Muzdakis Carroll Frances Hild Cicero Margaret K. Kenney Dooley Jeanne Leonard Harrison Ottolee Erhardt O’Keefe Mary Weaver Tully
Seton 1946 $100 to $249 Dorothy Stone Ciekot Charlotte Helfrich Dinsmore Carolyn Weinkam Fantom Annual Report of Donors for 2014-15
R. Shirley Forestell Haag Christine Kujawa Agnes Pohlner Janet Hohman Salemi Patricia Terry Sybert Mary Kelly Zak Up to $99 Phyllis Petersam Kroupa Marie Bob La Valle Mildred St. Ours Lamm Adele Wojciechowski Nelka Marguerite Smith Serio Mary Ellen Pundt Siemer Nan Judge Smith Rose Altiere Toulas
Seton 1947 $1,000 to $4,999 Mary Connelly Eileen Garrigan Waugh $250 to $499 Jean Picario Sehlhorst Catherine Reynolds Stevens $100 to $249 M. Elizabeth Schott Clark Clarice Schirmer Gants Kathleen O’Connor Haley Elizabeth Wieman Kreis Mary Agnes Golden Plunkett Up to $99 Ann Steinfeldt Beck (Monica) Peggy Pellens Custer Rita Gross Davidson Gloria Hudzik Gosnell Teresa Puls Hansen Lorraine Shea Heagy Joan Felty Koppelman Rita Svoboda Manfuso Marion Glorioso Peterson Margaret O’Neill Thomas
Seton 1948 $1,000 to $4,999 Mary Ann Barlow Langan
$100 to $249 Rosemarie Bouchard Green Kathleen McLaughlin Young Up to $99 Sr. Rosalie Brocato, D.C. Marie DeMarco Cucina Mary Hogg Dulaney Patricia Sprules Eberling Patricia Wohrna Gibbons Bernadine Voss Handley Marie Giordano Noya Gloria Buresch Williams
Seton 1949 $100 to $249 Lucille Pullifrone Up to $99 Gloria Welsh Barnes Mary Guttenberger Bender Elizabeth Coleman Berger C. Adele Cavanaugh Collidge Helen Johnson Cranford Doris Connelly Dengler Lavinia Holland Epple Ellen Lynch Frank Marie Zito Fury Myrna Reusing Guldan Marie Faraone Lauer Margaret Lehr Lins Miriam Wisniewski Ludwitzke Mary Jane McCarthy Rupp Eleanore Nowak Rybczynski Katherine Litvinuck Sloboda Sue McComb Smith Jacqueline Wagner Spurrier Stella Znaniec Stumpf Joan Tayman Ward
Seton 1950 $1,000 to $4,999 Mary Theresa Lockard Birkmaier $100 to $249 Sarah Dean Ann Golden Kirstukas Carmella Terzano Petrella
Jean Reynolds Katherine Herbert Trumps Up to $99 Mary Beverly Upman Carter Theresa Bandy Coleman Constance Lesniewski Cubbage Mary Shea Derby Joan Vey Heid Sr. Mary Clement June Hemler, D.C. Catherine Troy Hewell Mary Bocklage Hinz Kathleen Linsenmeyer, CRNA Patricia Byrne Long Dorothy Heaney Makar Dorothy Kitchner McHale Dorothy Baker Rogers (Sara) Catherine Cooney Shipley
Catherine Spitznagel Clarke Jean Morrison Eckhardt Mary Hendry Henry Sally Kress Hood Cecelia Miller Hoyer Mary Elizabeth Noyes Hughes Constance Bongiorno Kwiatkowski Roberta Bateman Lotspeich Joan Pontier Lucas Dolores Elsner Manley Dorothy Chojnowski Pallace Anita Ravalo Redding, RN Margaret Geier Rew Velma O’Neill Simonetti Bernadette Murphy Tilling Dolores Stickler Voelkel
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$1,000 to $4,999 Anne Meyer Alverson $100 to $249 Shirley Lowry Allen Anne Miller Baker Carolyn Welsh Bodo Katherine Donohoe Mansfield Up to $99 Patricia Jane Tyler Carlson Giacomina Pulcini Giza Winifred Beirne Grumbine Ann Murray Hoffman Janice Linsenmeyer McCann Sarah Jane Culotta Memphis Elizabeth Smith Quinn Joan Bayline Ryan Carolyn Schmitt Betty Zangara Schott Frances Rankin Wroblewski
Seton 1952 $250 to $499 Patricia Frank Coughlan Mary Joel Engh Davis $100 to $249 Geraldine Gieron Awalt Mary Reese Baugher Bernadette Fallon Bittner Elizabeth Stauffer Hainke Mary Gilner Keyes Jean Waring Vaeth Up to $99 E. Virginia Hyle Baranoski M. Dorothy Bowden Clark
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Seton 1954 $1,000 to $4,999 Joan Scully Hughes $100 to $249 Rose Lascola Bowen Eleanor Cronin King Patricia Brian Nickerson Agnes Tewey Redifer Carole LeFaivre Rochester Up to $99 Rose Lascola Bowen Eleanor Cronin King Patricia Brian Nickerson
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Seton 1955 $10,000+ Carolyn Troy Donohue $1,000 to $4,999 Roberta Williams Wheeler $250 to $499 Elaine Reedy King $100 to $249 Mary Johnson Benish Mary Louise Williams Bowman Mary Watts Jackson Mary Dorothy Henneman Kenny Marian Doyle Luette Margaret Dolan Martin Dorothy Prager Staley Up to $99 Mary Vonita Grodzicki Bordine Sr. Mary Elizabeth Buettner Buettner, SSND Iris Friese Burton Angelina Famularo Cassetta Barbara Atkins Curran Margaret Germershausen DeGeorge Anne Garpstas Ellis Patricia Gamber Engel Mary Sommerman Fitzpatrick Adele Richardson Jefferson Mary Brown Jump Dolores Jirsa Kendzierski Roberta Carr Kenly Joan Messer Komorowski A. Patricia Gary Kratz Janet Rafferty Manning Eleanor Brocato Metzbower Adena Adams O’Keeffe Nancy Kudzma Reichenberg Carolyn Kilner Rock Mary Hynes Rothenhoefer Charlotte Knight Savino Fleurice Picker Schwarzkopf JoAnn Bemrick Solloway Mary Spaniol Londette Lee Sandow Strang Joanna Valle Thalheimer Regina Therres Vigna Marie Lana Walter
Seton 1956 $5,000 to $9,999 Edda Rosskopf Seton SetonKeough KeoughHigh HighSchool School
$250 to $499 Maryanne Konopski Cromwell Constance Dougherty Mucha $100 to $249 Betsy (Mary E.) Allen Georgene Batz Patricia Rossbach Burke Joan Abbey Krause Anita Narbut Marie Smith Up to $99 Patricia Kellenbenz Anthony Frances Zarriello Boyett Celeste Schimunek Breitenbach Lorraine Slebzak Butler Martha BuFano Calabrese Rita Muffolett Ciaramitaro Genevieve Dorczak Clarke Julia Edwards Compton Joan Kelly Dodson Mary Ann McDonnell Dolch M. Dolores Parlett Dukes Constance DeShesky Dyer Maureen Holzer Fales Constance Kreml Finney Sue Shover Forrest Patricia Holahan Marian Corson James Joyce Lowry Kavanagh Pauline Bober McClintock Carol Tayman McCormick Eileen Beirne McGee Enid Sale Morome Mary Jane Olsen Nicholson Mary Zebron Parks Marie Ernest Peightel Joyce Frock Phelps Barbara Elsner Polski Gail Sprucebank Posedenti Gloria Ciekot Roman Patricia Shanahan Tuohy Geraldine Spiegel VonDenBosch Patricia Roebig Ware Bernice Bowinkelman Young Audrey Bristow Yzaguirre
Seton 1957 $250 to $499 Mary Pat Reisinger Joan Schwarzkopf Shivers $100 to $249 Dorothy Gregoski Alban Patricia Novotny Cosgrove Jo Decker Engel Elaine Lucas Kane Bridget Hughes McKenzie
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Seton 1958 $250 to $499 Mary Johnston Marzullo Kathleen Wieman $100 to $249 Gale Lieszewski Bieniek Barbara Klotz Burgess Patricia Buchler D’Amario Judith Tochterman Giangrandi Virginia Lee Trenchard Kauffman Martha Kuhn Leeson Janice Zink Likens Joan Casparriello McNamara Gwendolyn Snyder Morel Mary Anne Petrik Leona Schmoll Truelove Up to $99 Marjorie Ignatowski Bishoff Anne Chrest Covahey Margaret Sanks Fleming Josephine Zito Goodwin Virginia Bush Hawkins Teresa Zerhusen Ihle Marion Sellman Kreiner Mary Kraus McCaughey Grace Vinci McGarrity Joyce Thierfelder McGee Barbara Schmitt McIntyre Mary Catherine Monius Merkel Maureen McHugh Myers Rosemary Benson Owings Margaret Shanahan (Mary) Patricia Smith Stevens Charlotte Rock Wallace Mary-Anne Ellis Wilburn
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Seton 1960 $500 to $999 Patricia Wallace $250 to $499 Barbara Jett Skudrna $100 to $249 Sr. Carol Durkin, D.C. Mary Anne Linardi Carmela Barasso McCambridge Patricia Buchman Palmer Mary Carol Reilly Bonnie Blasco Rohr Diane Warns Schwarzmann Mary Ellen Smith Virginia Enders Tewey Arlene Hopkins Walton Up to $99 Audrey Kinsella Beck Barbara Woronka Butler Alice Severn Cave Nancy Parr DiPaola Kathleen Ewers Sr. Jo Anne Goecke, D.C. Lois Kraisser Heinrich Annual Report of Donors for 2014-15
Janet Fullenkamp Jones Carol Willem Kochanski Kathleen Duffy Lay Suzanne Blaskis Lodanski Carolyn Belvin Majerowicz Karen Welsh Martin Patricia Brown O’Shea Margaret Adelsperger Phillips Lucille Cannamucio Pierpont Rita Vicchio Reinhart Patricia Riggle Sipes Joy Ornoski Vaccari Faith Bosse Wade
Seton 1961 $250 to $499 Dr. Sheila Farrell Pirkle Sylvia Smardo Sorkin $100 to $249 Stephanie Lanasa Corson Marguerite Lovell Jeffers Theresa Rock Mueller Joan Klotz Scovill Barbara Smith Ways Linda Franz Welsh Up to $99 M. Christine Williams Aumiller Mary Cooke Brown Daretta Brown Bruchey Nancy Schindler Casper Jo Ann Raymond Cavallucci Patricia Troy Chalfant Joan Meyers Coleianne Susan Flanigan Conrad Nancy Corrigan Patricia Greely Josephine Hefner Gremett Frances Hanneman Camille Dukehart Henninger Sharon Carberry Hindle Carol Parlett Lonegro Maureen Magruder O’Brien Kathleen Macko Pupa Rosalie Sherwood Rooney M. Rita Duckett Sasdelli Carol Goebel Schneider Kathleen Callender Slowik Rosemary Stankis
Seton 1962 $250 to $499 Carol Frey Rubeling $100 to $249 Honora Lewis Baker Dr. Roberta Humphreys Braun Pamela Bien Brown
Mary Dugan Nancy Lane Joyce Loney Lynda Douglas Paddrik Dorothy Hart Uzarowski Up to $99 (Regina) R. Ann Mettille Bennett Patricia Downs Blair Suzanne Weal Connelly Marilyn Cunningham Kathleen Hutchins Esposito Jean Blaskis Gutowski Carol Vance Hall Kathleen Walsh Hutner Barbara Driscoll Kayser Diana Geckle Kingsley Barbara Capasso Robinson Rose Olivia Serio Josephine Bierman Weininger Rose Mary Fleckenstein Wilz Dorothea Brown Ziegler
Seton 1963 $100 to $249 Maryanne Weber Campbell Georganna Frock Carroll Helen Dillman Grady Joan Gittings Lenczycki Joyce Stout Milles Jane Miller Smith Up to $99 Charlotte Challoner Bernhardt Carol Davis Campbell Sr. Delia Dowling, S.S.N.D. Marie Shade Dyke Eleanor Fisher Freburger M. Susan Scharper Garreis Patricia Caldwell Kanavich Therese Tyler McFaul Beverly Parsons Rubenstien Richenda Eberling Shihab Patricia Mills Sterrett Nancy Becker Thompson Celeste Wimmer Walter
Seton 1964 $100 to $249 Sandra Reynolds Druzgal Sharon Dunnigan Groh Dianne Bond Henry Mary Letitia Burton Horney Celestine Preller Kurian Anita Langford Jeannette Nason Urbanski
Up to $99 Rose Mary Johnson Albright Mary Brandt Barlow Mary Louise Franco Branflick Joyce Falkowski Colegrove Dorothy Ryan DeGrange Dolores Bittner Dowling Suzanne Frock Diane Plogman Hanna Janet Huber Heidrick Marcella Goodmuth Hilgartner Betty Marx James Rebecca Johnson Laura Dobry Marshall Patricia May Melvin Karen Petri Ribeiro Leigh Stambaugh Spicer Katherine Deuchler Yocum
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$250 to $499 Carol Kress Delss Jo-Ann Byer Heusser Diane Spurno
$250 to $499 Deborah Weiner Mhoon
$100 to $249 Jean Klimczak Dabrowka Audrey Frantz Judith Hoffmann Halli Frances Anuxzewski LoBianco Janice Walker Mabry Diane Jacober Markert Margaret Walsh McClelland Ann Marie Coleman McDonnell Barbara Thorn Jeanne Borgerding Zarnoch Up to $99 Kathleen Lantz Bayer JoAnn Pecora Bogdan M. Katherine Wienhold DeGrange Patricia Giannino Demski Kathleen Hurley Dietz Joyce Walker Dreisch Joan Urban Fulton Ann Werner Johnson Eleanor Quade Mason Carolyn Smith Mucelli Nancy Little Phillips Sheila Seltzer Marie Bowers Storch Linda Morsberger Tyson Mary Crook Wallner Cheryl Hansen Wasmund
$100 to $249 Nancy Flanigan Curran Dorothy Satterfield Knell Kathleen Allgood Shimkaveg Up to $99 Jeanne Holmes Berger Candice VanHollen Chesno Frances Daum Claire Moeller Farmer Dorothea Teipe Ganz Dorothy Rickle Horsmon Beverly Hagan Luers Christine Auer Mitchell Joan Derus Trush Eileen Walsh
Kathleen Moore Fitzpatrick Terrina Stokes Nuss Victoria Wittelsberger Zeller
Up to $99 Tina Bowen Artes Eileen Hentschel Rivoir
Up to $99 Robyn Smith Bloom Patricia Lynn Evans Bernardine Mosmiller Gallion Virginia Donaldson King Linda Schaum Moore Helen Reynolds
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Seton 1970 $100 to $249 M. Denise McWilliams Gallagher Sara Helen Brooks Heckwolf Up to $99 Charmaine Roach Klemkowski Joanna Berrier Wajek
Seton 1971
$100 to $249 Kathleen Riley Blake Elizabeth Welsh Daschbach Michele Seng Josselyn Catherine Pawliske Keck Karin Johnson Knowles Lynne Schilpp Kyle Kathleen Long Nancy Evans Merritt Denise Murphy Moss Emily Wojciechowski Pasterfield Kathleen Moeller Pieper Patricia Reilly Spielman Toni Staub Patricia Wood Sweeting Anita Kaub Traber
$1,000 to $4,999 Jacqueline Rehmert Murray
Seton 1968 $250 to $499 Nancy O’Brien
$100 to $249 Frances Kropkowski Gustin Joan Scally Landon Claire Schoeffield Miller
Up to $99 Mary Jean Horne Chavis Linda Chvatal Conti Margaret Gay Cullum Karen Alban Hammock Elizabeth Hennessey Linda Badolato Parsons Margaret Smith Vandarwarka
Up to $99 Barbara Bogucki-Light Mary Strasdauskas Kelly Susan Green Ludwig Jane Myers Riley Mary Martoche Sasscer
Seton 1969 $1,000 to $4,999 Patricia Riley Cochran $100 to $249 Elaine Callahan
$100 to $249 Phyllis Knapp Albert Theresa Callender Claus M. Patricia Dugan Leslie Wittelsberger Weichsel Up to $99 Carolyn Christopher Hart Maria LaPore Perticone
$500 to $999 Karen Richmond
$100 to $249 Norma Muscalli Berlinrut Jo-Ann Brown Joann M. Valdivia Dahle Linda Knapp Duffy Susan Sallese Moken Seton Keough High School
Up to $99 Mary Lou Gross Kathleen Dunnigan Hamilton Sheila Reilly Kramer Mary Hentschel Peacock
Seton 1975 $100 to $249 Kathleen Connor Scott Mary Kim Ward Up to $99 Lucia Adamczyk Adams Elizabeth Hewell Briscoe Edith Pula Serena Stone-Jackson
Seton 1976 $100 to $249 Jeanne Hewell King Katherine Jirout Lacy Margaret Gring Stone Up to $99 Julie Cole Allen Lisa Buddemeyer Keel Diane McLaughlin Nesmeyer Mary Sibiski Rybczynski
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$100 to $249 Rev. Claire Pula Mary Callender Rouchard
Seton 1977 $500 to $999 Kathleen Mueller Cunningham $250 to $499 Mary Jo Guidry Hess Up to $99 Kathleen Izner Miller
Seton 1978 $100 to $249 Sandra Myers Shaeffer Up to $99 Patricia Newkirk Michaels Rhonda Farrell Brookhouse Elaine Gilka Strong
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$250 to $499 M. Janine Papesh
$500 to $999 Karen Coker
$100 to $249 Josie Schittino Schroeter
$100 to $249 Theresa Gross Caruso Renae Javier McDermott
$100 to $249 Sherri Allen Christine Bogdan Schramek
Up to $99 Cathleen Yannuzzi Vail
Up to $99 Steffanie Keller Early
Up to $99 Jeannette McKenna List Janice Getzendanner Riddle Sharon Furbee Small
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Seton 1987
$500 to $999 Renee DeSantis
Up to $99 Lisa Harrison Michelle Morrison
Up to $99 Jane McKenzie-White
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Up to $99 Maria Morales
$250 to $499 Teresa Paffenback
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$100 to $249 Theresa DiVenti Up to $99 Marianne Ross Burroughs Kimberly Reynolds Kenly Theresa Thompson Lynch Ramona Pula Santa Wallace Melisa Whiteford
Seton 1982 $250 to $499 Nicole D’Alesandro Maddrey
$1,000 to $4,999 Elizabeth Mellendick Foley $250 to $499 Linda Cummings Hikel $100 to $249 Patricia Houston Cook Geraldine Mrockowski Duket Regina Ecker Mary Kerins Feild Jacquelyn Lancelotta Kelly Shelia Parker Julia Cooke Stamerro Dr. Jacqueline Waters-Scofield
$100 to $249 Laurie Reynolds Beyer Laura Schwarzkopf Byrd
Up to $99 Sharon Lynch Blair Katherine Schwartz Duck JoAnne Chepaitis Knapp Nancy Miller
Up to $99 Karen Johnson Alcorn Jasmine Robinson-Oquendo
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Seton 1983 Up to $99 Lisa Ciofani
Seton 1985 Up to $99 Kimberly Redding Fox Alicia Luster Lesa Edwards Schepers Stacy Fabula White Kimberly Wilson
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$1,000 to $4,999 Dr. Amelia Garcia, M.D. Susan Jeremiah-Collini
$250 to $499 Carol Miller Bateman Tere DeMoss
$500 to $999 Sandra Michocki
$100 to $249 Janet Wieber Yingling Up to $99 Janice Fraer Dixon Joyce Mikolayunas Foley Barbara Frederick Deborah Byrns Riesner Lynn Gerber Smith
Archbishop Keough 1973 $250 to $499 Mary-Ann Scheeler Pinkard $100 to $249 Mary Sue Nichols Fontz Sr. Margaret Juskelis, S.S.N.D. Jeanne Morris Kilroy Babette Lauer Poyer Up to $99 Dawn Miller Sander
Archbishop Keough 1974 $100 to $249 Barbara Cardinale Karen Lample Duerling Catherine Frederick
Archbishop Keough 1975 $250 to $499 Dr. Susan Lancelotta $100 to $249 Mary Anne Meyer Bainbridge Carol Gesser Susan Kelly Klein Teresa Lange Stampler Dr. Angela Leimkuhler Moran Sylvia Kessler Roe Romae Young
$100 to $249 Robin Getzendanner Joan Krigor Long Maureen Rattie Patricia Ralston Smith Up to $99 Susan Lardner Kujawa (Mary) Jean McGowan Tyson
Archbishop Keough 1977 $100 to $249 Mary Wilson Catanzariti (Eleanor) Louise Laun Duncan Up to $99 Diane Rozanski Barrett Phyllis Franz Hall Mary Piller Kelly Mary Coughlin Moutsos Deborah Zink
Archbishop Keough 1978 $500 to $999 Jacquelyn Dyer Carolyn Gray-Wright $100 to $249 Julie Kelly Mary Sperlein O’Connor Up to $99 Rosemary Sweeney Bands Margaret Scallio Boettinger Terry Luthardt Hands Sharon Hughes Wible
Archbishop Keough 1979 $500 to $999 Rosemary Dilli-Smith Up to $99 Janet Michael Lewis
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Archbishop Keough 1987
$500 to $999 Ellen Yurek
$100 to $249 Ann Triola-Smolinski
$100 to $249 Theresa Andrews
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Up to $99 Susanne Gray Behringer Caroline Griffin Joan Murphy Patinella Christine Skane Tierney
Archbishop Keough 1981 $250 to $499 Mary Boeckman Up to $99 Ann Huenemeyer Brackett Jane Francis Perkins Patricia Riley Woods
Archbishop Keough 1982 $250 to $499 Rosemarie Donahue Gordon Maria Maggenti McCarthy $100 to $249 Mary Jo Arena Barranco Theresa Gray Handerhan
Archbishop Keough 1984 Up to $99 Ann Bruha, RDH Annemarie Sweeney Chairs Annmarie McInerney Kraus
Archbishop Keough 1985 Up to $99 Theresa Bernhardt Ballinger Michelle Kelly Sullivan
Up to $99 Michelle Bernhardt Young
Seton Keough 1998 $100 to $249 Erin Hogan
$100 to $249 Kristen Steinman Lamont Elizabeth Schneider Shannon Wolfe
$100 to $249 Karen Fink McVearry Deborah Tripp
Up to $99 Christa Semko
Up to $99 Angela Pellerin Katherine Savin-Murphy
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Seton Keough 1999
$500 to $999 Dr. Kinjal Nanavati Sethuraman
Seton Keough 2009
$100 to $249 Jennifer Casey
Up to $99 Mary Beth Wickless
$100 to $249 Rebecca Jauquet Shumaker
Up to $99 Laurie Botto Marquess
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Up to $99 Cynthia Crane Moylan Michelle Newberry
Seton Keough 2000
Seton Keough 1991 Up to $99 Heather Moss
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Up to $99 Jennifer Tomasic Anne Ponton Skaggs
Up to $99 Katherine Anderson
Seton Keough 2011 Up to $99 Rachel Buckley
Seton Keough 2001 $100 to $249 Laura Curcio Curry
Seton Keough 2012
$500 to $999 Kimberly Montgomery
Up to $99 Mandy McClung Carolyn Wiedel Shomali
Up to $99 Julie Ponton
$100 to $249 Paula Geppi
Seton Keough 2002 $100 to $249 Sarah Sebald Fowler Christine Krueger Cohen
Up to $99 Isabelle Jadik Ashley Lemanski Christine Tomasic Alexis Watson
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Organizations
Up to $99 Ashley Dunnigan Freeman
$10,000+ IAC Public School Construction - Capital Catholic Coalition for Special Education St. Agnes Hospital
Seton Keough 1993 Up to $99 Misty Uhlfelder Troll
Seton Keough 1995 $100 to $249 Adrienne Boettinger
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Seton Keough 2004 Up to $99 Sara Stiles
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$250 to $499 Valeria Skarbek
$250 to $499 Katherine Konopik Gugerty
$100 to $249 Rachel Richmond
$100 to $249 Kathryn Wible
$100 to $249 Katharine Benzing DiLullo Donna Hughes Plumer
Up to $99 Kathleen Birck Florea Angela Comberiate Garippa Raenese Gray
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Up to $99 Leslie Corrigan Lisa Tolson Dawson Carol O’Brien Huegel
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Seton Keough 1997 $100 to $249 Tara King Reinert
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Seton Keough 2007 $100 to $249 Jacqueline Herd Adams Up to $99 Candice Wallace Seton Keough High School
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$1,000 to $4,999 Bon Contracting Company, Inc. R.H. Fewster Painting Co., Inc. T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation, Inc. Baltimore Intersection Seton Keough Parent Athletic Association $500 to $999 Archbishop Keough Class of 1974 Baltimore Community Foundation / KRV Scholars Fund
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Northrop Grumman SHAUN Ministries, Inc. Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Gifts The Amgen Foundation
$250 to $499 Employees Charity Organization (ECHO) of Northrop Grumman PNC Foundation Seton High School Class of 1954 Seton High School Class of 1959 $100 to $249 Becton, Dickinson and Company The Coca Cola Foundation Lauer’s Supermarket & Bakery The Northrop Grumman Foundation Seton High School Class of 1971 Up to $99 GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Friends of Seton Keough $1,000 to $4,999 Jason Masch Mary Sweeney Weigel $500 to $999 Samuel Chairs, Jr. $250 to $499 Ernest Bedor Peter Gawroniak $100 to $249 Jack Ames James Brown III Margaret Cary Jeffrey Clark Anthony Coppola Mary Bedor Doran Patricia Freeze Cindy Huf Bob Lipke Helen Hennigan Maroney Ronald Regan, Jr. Edward Rost Edward Schroeder Mark Shockites Graylin Smith Mark Walker Frances Weisinger Stephen Whalen Jr. Up to $99 Kathy Kennedy Abbott Dr. David Alexander 20
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Marie Altman Barbara Apt Juancho Baino Jeanne Barron William Bedor Gregory Bedor Mark Bedor Todd Benson Julie Brown James Bryant David Burke Andrew Butzer Carlton Byrd Carol Carey Eileen Clifford James Colbeck Clark Culp Wade Dillon Stuart Donovan Donna Drummond Courtney Eastlack L. Eckert Beverly Serio Edwards Loretta Kennedy Foley Mark Gautschi Dale Glowa David Gunnarson Roger Hackbart Jeff Hahn Daniel Hartnett Cindy Hinkleman James Kalgren J. Patrick Keller Michael Ketter Craig Klausing Duane LaFortune Erin Lal Jerry Langbaum Niall Lepper Jim Lupinek Molly McCormack D. McGorman Sam Moxley Daniel Mullenbach Byron Olson George Preble John Ragusa Ann Raiford Harold Roth Jon Sando Jean Schukei D. Herbert Sheppard Melanie Simons Leonard Streckfus Donna Talley Nat Wess Allen Wiig Douglas Worrall
Current and Former Parents $1,000 to $4,999 Sebastian Buonato Michael Chrismer
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Mary Houston Plumer Robert Waker
$500 to $999 Michael Audino Lois Freeze Bettye Gray Wilbur Schneider Maureen Stumme
Current and Former Board Members
$250 to $499 Douglas Bogner Ernest Capelle Jr. Marie McCarthy John McKernan Harry Mendez Sr. Dr. William Meyer III Melanie Wisniewski Semko Raymond Tomasic $100 to $249 Theresa Stromer Amann Mary Piet Demyan Michael Duffy David Hayes Warren Heppding Jr. Gary Kauffman Gary Lemanski Thomas Michel Thomas and Jane Ponton Majid Rana Stephen Roscher , J.D. Daniel Savin James Skunda Cynthia Stiner Up to $99 Avis Atkinson-McCullough Larry Callahan Eugene Cashour Anna Conti William Dixon Richard Emory Jr. Bernice Fiori James Gaffigan Karl Harzer Maureen Helinski Cydny Holt Nicholas Hrinkevich Carmel Kelly Darrel King Agnes Nicholas David Peabody Ted Podles Richard Pyle Dennis Rosen Timothy Shields John Stock, III Robert Swisko
Grandparents Ralph Bulla Nancy Maguire
$1,000 to $4,999 Philip Lange Monsignor James McGovern Paul Tillman $500 to $999 Sandra Michocki $100 to $249 Sherri Allen Mary Keyes Dr. Terri Massie-Burrell Michele Lopes Peterson Up to $99 Paul McMullen Corita Oduyoye
Faculty/Staff and Former Faculty/Staff $500 to $999 Donna Bridickas $250 to $499 Angela Calamari Theresa St. Laurent $100 to $249 Martha Allgeier Maureen Baer Sr. M. Paula Cockerham R.S.M. Patricia Kraus Jenkins William Mason Jr. Myra Perel Jane Ponton Tracey Pyle Stone Cathy Hild Toplanchik Up to $99 Christine Barrett Beth Cushing Patricia DiStefano Mary Erb Cheryl Hall Mary Henry Kathleen Jauschnegg Kristin Krebbel Laurett Manuel Karen Montoya Ellen Little Powell Stephanie Rickards Lauren Urban Grace Burke Vukcevich Andrea Wills Margaret Winchester
In Honor Of All in need of prayers Angela Calamari and Joann Powell Anthony and Matthew LoBianco Bernice M. Feilinger S‘53 and Audrey Stack Keller S’53 Carolyn Troy Donohue S‘55 Class of 1966 Grads of S’52 Jenn Stock S‘04 Jessica A. Harzer Julie K. Buonato Katherine and Stephanie Roscher Living in Class of 1947; Deceased of Class of 1947 M. Elizabeth Clark Mary Gilner Keyes S’52 Mary Cecilia Kernan Staub S’39 Mary Ann Wallace Sarah E. Tillman SK‘12 Seton Sisters of S‘86 Seton Class of 1964 Seton, where I was educated well Sr. Patricia Anne Bossle S‘57 Susan K’82; Diane K’85 and Karen Chrismer SK’89
In Memory Of Alexander and Matilda Rossbach Alice Dunnock Donnelly Alma Bristow Ann Marie Rezac S‘63 Anna and Norman Gring Anna Herr Anna Kopas Anna Senner Driscoll Arlene B. Lohrfink S‘57 Audrey Hardesty Alban S‘44 Barbara Crist Campbell K’73 Barbara Stauffer S‘49 Beth Kreis Cole K’79 Beverly Vogel Toebbe S‘54 Bridgid O’Neill S‘52 Carol Kennedy S‘60 Catherine Trageser Fullenkamp S‘34 Catherine R. Brown Charles and Jessie Rock Chuck Strasdauskas Class of 1956 Connie Demarco Cucina S’51 Deceased Members of S’43 Deceased Members of Seton Class of 1952 and Caroline and John A. Frank, Jr. Dolores Ernst Wolf and Marguerite E. Wolf S‘46
Dorothy Johnson S‘42 Dorothy Reynolds Nolan S‘51 Dorothy Thompson S‘47 Dr. Lynn Freeze K’81 E and L Smeltzer Edward Burgess Edythe Myers S‘38 & Mary Barnett S‘65 Eileen Schott Kinney S‘34 Elaine Bortner S‘60 Eleanor Sturbaum S‘59, Kathryn Crenshaw S‘61 and Angela Frederick S‘67 Elizabeth Sweeney Ellen Meckel S‘57 Ellen Miller S‘38 Eugene I. Newberry Evelyn Bandell Evelyn Formanek S‘58 Frances S. Kirstukas S‘42 Francis Xavier Wallace Gertrude Schindler S‘35 Gloria Brader S‘49 Grace Cushwa Vance S‘42 Helen Bowers Ilma Rosskopf S‘59 Ilma Rosskopf S‘59, Olga Cassella S‘63, Arlene B. Lohrfink S‘57, Margaret V. Kenney, Rosskopf Family Irene Pula S‘49 And Wanda McCusker S‘38 Isabella Smith S‘34 Isabelle Caldwell S‘33 Jacqueline Butschky S‘55 Janice Ann O’Connor Jean Kates S‘57 Jean Skarapa Hentschel S‘49 Jeannette Wessells Miller S‘49 Joan Engle S‘56 Josephine A. Morgan S‘66 Josephine A. Morgan S‘66 Judy Zeller S‘60 Kathleen Neary S‘47
Katie (Katherine) James S‘04 Larry Gosnell and Nelson Gosnell Leo F. Komoroski Lou LoBiano Louise Feimer S‘41 Louise Roben Conrad S‘38 M. Charles Green and Richard J. Green M. Teresa Fiori Erdman K’81 Marcella Morgan Oldewurtel S’53 and Dorothy Pappas S‘49 Marcia A. Saunders Margaret Benrick Margaret F. Hensley S‘52 Margaret Kenney Margaret McNeil S‘52 Margaret V. Kenney, Regina Reisinger S‘30, Ilma Rosskopf S‘59, Arlene Behler Lohrfink S‘57, Linardi Family and Sr. Jerome Nossell Marguerite Downs Marian Hagner S‘40 Marianne Wittelsberger S‘46 Marie E. Svehla S‘37, Bridgid Lickteig S‘60 and Anne B. Lazenby S‘61 Martha Gilner and Mary T. Keyes Mary Bedor S’45 Mary A. Patterson S‘45 Mary Alice Miller Leiter S‘55 Mary E. Callender S‘37 Mary Fleming-Passano S‘44 Mary Hoke S‘55 Mary Janice Reuschling S‘64 Mary Janice Wood Reuschling S‘64 & Linda Schaefer Widra S‘64 Mary Jo Grove Garreis S‘63 Mary Jo Hutson S‘60
Mary Kelly Stoner Mary Ruppert Van Hollen S’39 Mary Walstrum S‘61 Mary Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. John M. Reynolds Nadine Daywalt S‘56 Nancy Rozanski Wright Norma Clark Culp S’41 Norman Stumpf, Jr. Patricia (Hyle) Milani S‘47 and Phyllis (Taylor) Hebert S‘59 E. Patricia Sandlass S‘55 Patricia Seif Matsko S‘61 and Margaret Ellen Hinton Cook S‘34 Patricia Wisniewski S‘49 Paul G. Williams Raven Dunn SK’01 Rita Duckett S‘36 Romaine Kossa S‘56 Ronny Perticone Rose and George Kroen Rose Twomey L. Brandt S‘34 Salvatore Brocato Sharon A. Punte S’65 Sharon Donoghue Knisely K’69 and Arlene B. Lohrfink ‘57 Sister Roseanne Hitchens, D.C. Sr. Mary Louise Doyle, D.C. Sr. Jerome Nossell, D.C Sr. Marlene Cunningham, SSND S’52, Patricia Borowski S’77 and Susan Ciotta Rogers S’76 The Sisters who gave us an education Tracy Melton S’82 Vera J. Dunnigan Virginia Quade S‘40 Virginia Ward Krol S‘40 and Arlene B. Lohrfink ‘57 William G. Coker, Jr.
Remembering Mrs. Marge Kenney LAST JUNE, SETON KEOUGH LOST ONE OF ITS MOST beloved teachers, Marge Kenney, a teacher at Archbishop Keough High School and Seton Keough High School from 1972 to 2013. Because Marge was an English teacher who inspired thousands of students to love literature, the school would like to name the library in her honor. The school has launched a campaign to raise money for improvements for the library in order to rename it the Margaret Kenney Memorial Media Center. The goal is to raise $20K. We are nearly half way to the goal now due to the generosity of many donors who gave in her memory. The dedication ceremony will be held in late spring, TBA. If you would like to contribute to keep Marge’s memory and legacy alive, please consider a donation to the Library Campaign. Please contact Director of Institutional Advancement, Mary Henry with questions: 410-646-4444.
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ALUMLINES Connecting the alumnae of Seton, Archbishop Keough and Seton Keough High School
Seton Keough celebrated its communal history this fall: Archbishop Keough 50th Anniversary Mass on September 10, 2015
Alumnae from the Archbishop Keough Class of 1969 attend Seton Keough’s opening liturgy dedicated to the 50th Anniversary of Archbishop Keough opening its doors on Caton Avenue in September of 1965.
Seton High School’s Annual All-Class Reunion, Seton Day on October 18, 2015
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The Taste of Seton Keough: An Evening of Sisterhood Among All Three Alumnae Groups
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Seton High School Alumnae Spotlight April Ryan S’85 A White House Correspondent for American Urban Radio APRIL RYAN S’85 HAS BEEN THE WHITE HOUSE correspondent for American Urban Radio since 1997. In February of 2015, her first book was published “The Presidency in Black and White: My Up-Close View of Three Presidents and Race in America.” Ms. Ryan grew up in Baltimore and after graduating from St. Matthew’s elementary school in Loch Raven attended Seton High School. She is still connected to many of her classmates and regularly attends her reunions—although she missed the last one in 2015 because of her work schedule. After her graduation from Seton, she attended Morgan State University and majored in journalism. She said she was drawn to her major because she is “newsie” and “always interested in getting to the bottom of things.” She wanted to work in radio and television and interned at WJZ-TV and worked for several area stations including WXYV-FM and Baltimore Cable before leaving Baltimore for DC and working for WTOP. In 1997, she became the White House correspondent for American Urban Radio, which is the only African American owned radio network in the US. “I am five generations removed from slavery on my mother’s side and to be able to walk into the White House and have the President of the United States know you and call you by name is an awesome responsibility,” she said. “Sometimes the questions you ask can have an impact on discussions about a bill or policy.” She has to be at the White House regularly for meetings and briefings, in addition to being a regular on NBC. She also writes a news blog “Fabric of America” and recently became a contributing writer for Essence magazine. Friends of her encouraged her to write a book about covering the White House from her unique perspective. “The Presidency in Black and White” covers issues regarding race during the presidencies of Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama. According to her website: “Ryan has been credited by a White House historian as having the most radio interviews with then President Bill Clinton during his White House years.” The book has taken off. She said usually a book such as hers has attention for about three months; hers is still going strong after nearly a year. The book’s theme of race relations at the center of power has hit a nerve with the Black Lives Matter movement. When she isn’t at the White House working or tending to her two daughters she is on tour with her book.
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“The Presidency in Black and White” was named by NBC News as one of 14 books to read during Black History Month, has been named one of the 2015 top ten books by Essence magazine, and a 2015 African American Literary Awards Show Honoree for best in non-fiction.
To learn more about April Ryan visit her blog “The Fabric of America”: http://aprildryan.com, and follow her on Twitter: @AprilDRyan. “The Presidency in Black and White” is available on amazon.com.
Archbishop Keough High School Alumnae Spotlight Rosa Cruz Penafiel K’88 Archbishop Keough Alumna Connects Seton Keough with Local Technology Initiatives A MEMBER OF THE LAST GRADUATING CLASS OF Archbishop Keough, Rosa Cruz Penafiel, K’88 gives back to Seton Keough by connecting the school with the local business community. As the Director of Communications and Marketing for the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation, she works with technology companies and entrepreneurs in Anne Arundel County and sees the need for more women in STEM careers. Rosa attended the Ascension School in Halethorpe kindergarten through grade eight. When it was time to find a high school she was attracted to Archbishop Keough’s size and academic reputation. “I wanted something more progressive; the school had a modular schedule, independent study, and many activities,” she said. While at Keough she was involved with the literary club, forensics, and theatre. She recently donated to the mini-campaign to raise money for a new soundboard, “I spent a lot of time in that auditorium,” she said. Rosa was most interested in English and history but also loved math because of the instruction of popular math teacher Mr. Julian Forrest. In fact, she said the teachers at Archbishop Keough were excellent in and out of the classroom. Many of them were quite proud of their college alma maters and began to discuss options with the students during their freshman and sophomore years. “They were mentors as well as teachers,” she said. Upon her graduation from Archbishop Keough, Rosa attended Boston University, majoring in business but she was drawn back to the DC area because of her interest in journalism and politics. She transferred to George Mason University in Fairfax, VA and majored in International Relations. After George Mason she attended American University in Washington, DC and earned her masters degree in Public Affairs. Upon her graduation she was offered a job at ESPN in Connecticut as a production assistant— selecting and producing the highlights for several broadcasts including SportsCenter, ESPNews, and Sunday NFL Countdown. She spent several years working in the TV news industry as a producer in DC, Richmond, and back in Baltimore before leaving to work for the State of Maryland. She was there for 10 years and then moved onto the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation. About five years ago, Rosa was recruited to be on the Advancement Committee. Her involvement there led her to join the leadership of the Archbishop Keough Alumnae Association.
She reminds everyone what President Donna Bridickas says about giving back: “Donate your time, your treasure, and your talent.” Rosa sees how important it is to connect Seton Keough’s outstanding PLTW® STEM biomedical and engineering program to the outside community. “Part of what I do with groups that I belong to like the Chesapeake Regional Technology Council is meet with local business owners and entrepreneurs and discuss how to get more girls interested in STEM careers. I saw that I could best serve Seton Keough by making these type of connections,” she said. In the spring of 2014, she played a key role in seeing that Seton Keough was selected as the host for the Girls in Tech weekend, which provided an opportunity for elementary, middle, and high school girls to explore technology and learn more about computer programming.
“We cannot have gender-equality conversations without it starting with developing young women in schools like Seton Keough.” “I work with local women business leaders and we see a need for more women in certain industries,” she said. She would love to see Seton Keough add a computer-programming strand to its curriculum. She said that discussions about increasing the number of women in technology careers needs to include connecting excellent, all-girls schools such as Seton Keough to real-world opportunities in science and technology. “We cannot have genderequality conversations without it starting with developing young women in schools like Seton Keough,” she said.
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Seton Keough High School Alumnae Spotlight A graduate of the University of Maryland’s A. James Clark School of Engineering, and a fellow working on her PhD at the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography A 2011 GRADUATE OF SETON KEOUGH HIGH SCHOOL, Rebecca is now a National Science Foundation graduate fellow in a PhD program at the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography. As a graduate student, she is conducting research on ocean acidification and its effects on food webs in coastal areas. As part of her degree, she will be scuba diving, going on research cruises, and doing field work in the Narragansett Bay. Rebecca notes that she has always been fascinated by the ocean and how it challenges living systems. “We depend on the ocean for so much, but know so little about what’s under the surface! With my bioengineering degree (undergrad) I wanted to learn more about how we are impacting the ocean and what it can teach us.” After graduating from Seton Keough, Rebecca attended the University of Maryland, College Park, where she majored in Bioengineering with a minor in International Engineering. She didn’t miss a beat transitioning from high school to college, and began to find her place among thousands of fellow undergrads. Rebecca joined both the Digital Cultures and Creativity Honors Colleges and the Engineering Honors Program. She was the community service chair for Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society, and she participated in many intramural sports, including soccer and flag football. She also studied abroad in Madrid, Spain and spent a summer in Pohang, South Korea doing marine biomaterials research. In the spring of her senior year, Rebecca received the Fischell Department of Bioengineering Outstanding Research Award, recognizing her for significant contributions to research, the department and the field of bioengineering. Her summers proved equally as exciting, as she worked at the NASA Ames Research Center as part of the Space Life Sciences Training Program in the summer of 2014 and 2015. She performed research in the Bone and Signaling Lab on the effects of spaceflight and exercise on bone loss in 2014 and continued with the program as a student coordinator this past summer. Of her time at Seton Keough, Rebecca reflects, “The science department at Seton Keough had the biggest impact on shaping what I studied in college and gave me a solid foundation for my graduate degree. In addition, being a member of the band and sports teams helped keep me sane throughout my college 26
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years.” She recalls running into her Seton Keough classmates around UMD’s campus, and how nice it was to see familiar faces amidst a new—and sometimes intimidating—environment. “Seton Keough provided me with a supportive community that I try to replicate everywhere I go, and I’m so grateful for that.”
Photo courtesy of: NASA/Dominic Hart
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ClassNotes 1940s Marion Glorioso Peterson S’47 Eight grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren!
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Dot Heaney Makar S’50 I had a wonderful time meeting old friends at my 65th Reunion on 9/19, I remembered them all. Dolores Elsner Manley S’52 My husband and I just celebrated our 61st wedding anniversary along with our six children, their spouses, and 18 grandchildren. Catherine Spitznagel Clarice S’52 My sister (Sr. Delia, Class of 1947) passed away on July 17, 2015. She had been living at Villa Assumption on Charles St. the past couple of years due to dementia. Joan Fritz Ragonese S’53 This year my husband and I both reached the age of 80. Our children had a wonderful celebration for us. All seven of our children and their spouses were there and 17 of 18 grandchildren were able to attend. The grandson who could not be there was in Europe on a training mssion because he is a student at the Maritime Academy. We also celebrated our 55th wedding anniversary in September. God has been very good to us. Eleanor Carmen Meckel S’57 My youngest son, daughter-in-law and three-year old grandson presented me with identical twin granddaughters on August 14, 2015. They make numbers 10 and 11 grands. All are healthy – Thank God!
1970s Mary Hanna Clodfelter S’70 My photo taken at Coral Cove Park in Tequesta, Florida was chosen to be included in the National Geographic German Traveler book. I feel so honored to have a photo chosen and published by National Geographic.
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Joan Krigor Long K’76 My daughter Becky Riley and husband Josh Riley have blessed us with two beautiful grandchildren – Alice, born June 2011 and Cole, born February 2015.
1960s Linda Lewis DePerro S’60
1980s Cali Gilbert S’88 Six-time bestselling author, Cali Gilbert returned to Baltimore with her 7th book, PEARL for a signing on Sunday, November 22nd at Greetings & Readings in Hunt Valley, MD. www.CaliGilbertAuthor.com/Pearl Congratulations to Linda and her husband, John, who celebrated 50 years of marriage on November 23, 2015. The two met in 1964 at John Carroll University in Cleveland. Joyce Falkowski Colegrove S’64 My husband and I have become grandparents for the first time. Our precious grandson, Hunter, was born May 7, 2015. I have retired after 21 years with the Howard County Public School system. Seton Keough High School
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ClassNotes Ann Triola Smolinski K’87 Celebrating 20 years of marriage in 2016.
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Jennifer would like to announce the birth of her and her husband Earl’s first child, Zoey Smith. She was born on their wedding anniversary, October 16, 2015 and she was 7lbs 7oz and 20 inches long. They are all doing well!
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Kaylie Hoehl met her soul mate, Bobby Woodley, while attending Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Florida. They tied the knot in Melbourne Beach, Florida surrounded by their friends and family on July 18, 2015. Photo top: Kelli Grant, Denise Toibero, Kaylie Hoehl Woodley, and Gina Wickless, all Class of 2008. Photo above right: Kaylie and her husband, Bobby
Jenny Sinnott got engaged to Ryan Bixler on September 12, 2015 after playing a round of golf at the Links at Challedon Golf Course in a torrential downpour. They met in college at JMU, and started dating after graduation, when they both moved back home to Baltimore. Samantha Schene Walls SK’08
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Carrie Zauner SK’06 I got married to Army Pilot Robert Cronin on December 29, 2014. We are expecting our first baby (girl) on November 26! We are living in Savannah, GA right now where he is stationed but he is retiring with 17.5 years in the Army this coming spring. Kaitlin Masemore Heller SK’07
Kaitlin married Joseph Heller Jr. on October 10, 2015 at Saint Jane Frances Church in Pasadena, MD.
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Angela Pellerin married Shawn Arnold (MSJ ‘08) at Rolling Road Golf Club in Catonsville on October 10, 2015. Her classmates Emily Simpson, Jenny Sinnott and Laura Garrett (all SK ‘08) were in the wedding party.”
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This past fall, Sam moved her daycare center, Leaps Ahead Learning Center, to the old Ascension School building in Arbutus. This move will allow Sam to grow her business and welcome many more kids to her daycare program.
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employment with Ski Granby Ranch as a NSP Certified Ski Patroller for the upcoming winter season. Megan Solloway SK’11
Chrissy Alessandrini SK’12 Chrissy got engaged to Jonathan Bartz on July 3rd, 2015. The two are planning a wedding on the beach sometime in early May 2017. Imani Hudson SK’14 Imani graduated from the Coast Guard on September 4, 2015 and is stationed in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
Lexy McCarthy married RJ Hall this summer. The two met five years ago in Ocean City after their high school graduations. Ally Bloom and Megan Essl, SK’10 were bridesmaids. Photo from left: Katie Henry, Megan Essl, Lexy McCarthy Hall, and Ally Bloom, all Seton Keough Class of 2010. Jane Schaefer SK’10 I’ve been living and working in Colorado for a year now. I worked as a PSIA Certified Ski Instructor last winter at Winter Park Resort and will be adding
In Memoriam The following alumnae deaths were reported to the Alumnae Office between August 3, 2015 and December 10, 2015.
Seton High School S32 Francis Wall Enoch (June 10, 2013) S33 Helen Bellistri Dunn (June 14, 2006) S34 Dorothy Doyle Hammack (Feb. 17, 2011) S36 Dorothy Hauk Milan S38 Matilda Faulstich Gardner S40 Margaret Ruth Christian DeBoy S40 Daretta Anne Marshall Brown S40 Vita Pipitone Brost S40 Ann Schuler Santora (2011) S41 Christina Bochenek Budaj S41 Doris Cramblitt Harvey S42 Elizabeth “Betty” Mester Chesser S42 Mary Smutny Zamostny
I got engaged to my high school sweetheart (Morgan Lautz, MSJ ‘10). I am also finally a Registered Dietitian, and am working in corporate wellness with Interactive Health at Northrop Grumman in Linthicum. It’s been an exciting year! Top: Megan with her sisters Kaitlyn SK’12 and Erin SK’17 and her mom, Kim. Right: – Megan with her fiancé Morgan Lautz, MSJ’10)
S42 Frances Weinkam Kelly S43 Sr. Marie Timmerman, M.H.S.H. S44 Ruth O’Connell Brown S44 Catherine (Boulay) Sleater S45 Lois Hranicka Bilenki S45 Lucy McLaughlin Goedicke S46 Vera Rhein Blake S46 Margaret Johnson Connolly S46 Nan Judge Smith S47 Emily Keene Fitzpatrick S47 Shirley Kiser Paulucci S47 Patricia Anne McComb Rushton S48 Annette Molloy Kelly S48 Helen Mosca Ryan S50 Rita Cascio Kaleda (Dec. 12, 2013) S50 Miriam Evans Rauser S50 Dolores Merriken Barker S51 Lucy O’Leary Roach S52 Marlene Daska Dilly S52 Ruth Ann Schleicher Schatz (Dec. 3, 2013) S52 Margaret Frances (Fran) Tilling Hensley S53 Elaine Ulrich Gregory S’53
S53 Mary Kenyon Wolfe (Feb 17, 2011) S54 Camilla Benson Royer S56 Charlotte Magrogan Byrne S58 Elizabeth Hobbs Plummer S58 Julia Spine Raab (2011) S60 Joan Rhoades Flutie S61 Sandy Crivello Wanner S61 Nancy Peacock Gonce S61 Barbara Schilpp Bowen S70 Kathy Crowley O’Brien (2014) S70 Diana Fisher S70 Patricia Woods Carter S63 Brenda Cook Deems
Archbishop Keough High School K70 Nancy Young Meyers
Faculty Robin Preon Ruth D. Shriver taught English at Seton in the 1960’s.
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Upcoming Events A complete calendar of events is available on the Seton Keough website: www.setonkeough.com.
Young Alumnae Night: January 8, 2016 Reminisce with classmates from 2003-2015, as well as past and present faculty and staff members. Light snacks and sweets will be provided! The event is free in the school cafeteria. Please RSVP to Mary Beth Wickless: mwickless@setonkeough.com or ext. 3245.
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Mass and give thanks for receving a Catholic education: Monday, February 1, 2016 at 9 a.m. Please RSVP to Mary Beth Wickless at mwickless@setonkeough.com or ext. 3245.
Walk for Hope: Wednesday, March 23, 2016 Join us for the 9th Annual Kathleen Bowen Walk for Hope to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Seton Keough students with family members struggling with cancer. The day begins with a prayer service at 9 a.m. All are welcome.
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In celebration of Catholic Schools Week, Seton Keough invites all Seton, Archbishop Keough and Seton Keough alumnae to celebrate Mass and give thanks for receiving a Catholic education. Monday, February 1, 2016 at 9 a.m. RSVP to Mary Beth Wickless at mwickless@setonkeough.com or ext. 3245.