Maryvale Messenger: Winter 19-20

MESSENGER WINTER 2019-20

LionNation What’s Inside: Accomplished Graduates LionNation What’s Old is New Again Annual Report

The Great Hall before renovations, inset above, and after.

IN TH IS ISSU E

Message from the Board Chair and the President

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Board of Trustees

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Donor Highlights

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Academic Achievements

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Maryvale at 75 Years

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Enhancements 16 Annual Report

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Message from the Board Chair and the President Dear Maryvale Alumnae, Families and Friends, In this year’s Annual Report, we take a look back on the 2018-19 academic year. The stories and photos showcase the many achievements of Maryvale students and alumnae. You will also read about various ways we are sustaining Maryvale’s commitment to excellence and ensuring that our buildings and grounds continue to be a source of grace and beauty.

As we prepare for the 75th Anniversary of our founding, September 9, 2020, we believe our initiatives are laying the foundation for Maryvale’s future. We are especially delighted to share recent improvements on campus, including a major renovation of the Castle and the locker room in Maguire Hall.

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EDITOR Elizabeth Lowe Director of Strategic Marketing and Communications EDITORIAL STAFF Cathy Vitrano Kellermann ’73 Director of Alumnae and Parent Relations Lindsay Kinkead Advancement Services Manager Michele V. Kogler Director of Annual and Reunion Giving Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 Director of Special Events

This work was made possible by the generous support of the lead donors to our Because of Maryvale Campaign. We are just getting started, but the early response from the Maryvale family gives us confidence our $11 million goal is attainable.

Libby Bagli Nagle ’72 Director of Gift Planning

Plus, our annual giving drive, under the banner of The Maryvale Fund, set a new record this year as it topped $800,000 for the first time. Private philanthropic support is essential to Maryvale’s mission and vision. Your generous giving, year after year, allows us to do things that otherwise would not be possible.

Colleen Shine Rives Assistant Director of Advancement Services

We hope that you see in this Annual Report the many ways you are a part of the Maryvale story.

There is a spirit of collaboration at Maryvale that gives life to our mission and vision. From our students and their families to our faculty and staff, from our volunteers to our donors, the Hallmarks established by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur guide us in offering a special place for girls to learn, lead and succeed.

As always, an invitation to return to campus remains open to you and your family. Thank you, again, for your support.

Gratefully,

Marianne Pfeffer Director of Special Gifts

Ted Sudol Interim Director of Development DESIGN Nick Foudos nfgd, Marketing Communications Design PHOTOGRAPHY Jordan Drumm (Wolf) ‘08 | Drumm Digital Media Elizabeth Lowe Mary Beth Williams ’22 A special thanks to Maryvale students whose photos appear in the Messenger.

LEADERSHIP TEAM Tracey H. Ford President Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Director of the Leadership Institute

Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ’72 Chair, Board of Trustees

Tracey H. Ford President

Monica Graham Director of College Counseling Elizabeth Lowe Director of Strategic Communications and Marketing Terri Moeser Athletic Director Jennifer Nicholas Middle School Head, Academic Dean Sheryl Piron Director of Admissions Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01 Dean of Students , Assistant Upper School Head

Editor’s note:

Just before the Messenger went to press something remarkable happened! In The Baltimore Sun’s End of Season Rankings, Maryvale’s Cross Country team was ranked 6th; Varsity Volleyball was ranked 7th; and Varsity Soccer was considered for a top 15 ranking.

This amazing run of our athletic achievement, which includes Varsity Field Hockey, prompted an unprecedented outpouring of community support and the creation of the student-led slogan LionNation.

At each end of season competition, hundreds of Maryvale fans packed the stands, including students, faculty and staff, alumnae, parents of alumnae, grandparents and friends. The feel was electric and the community is grateful for this astounding support.

As you read through the magazine, please enjoy a few photos from the championship games.

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Theresa Rodgers Assistant Head of School for Business Operations, CFO Kalea Selmon Director of Diversity and Inclusion Dr. Victor Shin Upper School Head, Assistant Head of School Gracie Smith Associate Academic Dean Ted Sudol Interim Director of Development Mary Pat Tilghman Theology Teacher, Department Chair

Board of Trustees, 2019-2020 Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ‘72 Chair, Maryvale Board of Trustees Consultant

Sr. Rosemary Donohue, SND Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Representative

Patricia Kirby, Ph.D. President and Managing Partner Friendship Realty Corp.

John M. Novotny Chief Financial Officer Glen Arm Building Co. LLC

Gregory P. Armstrong Partner Armstrong Dixon Advisory Group

Tracey H. Ford President Maryvale Preparatory School

Catherine Cochran Peddy ‘62 Owner and Manager Richfield Farm

Kathleen A. Birrane, Esq. ‘77 Of Counsel DLA Piper

Mercedes P. Greene ‘90 Facilities Project Manager Air Force

Elizabeth Boddiford Klein ‘08 Financial Advisor Boddiford-Koras Wealth Management Group at Morgan Stanley

Richard M. Brigstocke Director, Tenant Coordination The Bozzuto Group

John S. Halaby, Sr. Executive Vice President and Head of Distribution Harbor Capital Advisors

Scott Cerasoli Partner The Bridge Advisory Paul J. Chew, CFA Chief Investment Officer Brown Advisory Anthony I. Day President Loyola Blakefield

Nicole R. Onorato Hewitt, Esq. ‘92 Managing Member HWK Law Group LLC Sr. Edithann C. Kane, SND Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Representative Stephen Kearney Principal KO Public Affairs

Dr. Winsome J. Leslie President and CEO DevSolutions Consulting LLC Sr. Patricia Loome, SND ‘62 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Representative Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ‘79 Community Volunteer Claire Mosmiller Moore ‘65 Former Vice President of Student Affairs Stevenson University Jack J. Nelson President Aiseraigh Capital Management

Ellen Pierce Managing Director, Regional Director UBS Financial Services Inc. Mid-Atlantic Region Dominick M. Valencia, Jr. Vice President of Human Resources and Chief Corporate Compliance Officer INTEGRACE Inc. Marty Voelkel-Hanssen, Esq. ‘75 Principal Marty Voelkel-Hanssen Law Roger A. Waesche, Jr. LS ’68 Partner Corsica Capital Partners Jack Williams Chief Financial Officer The Nelson Company

Maryvale Welcomes New Trustees Maryvale appreciates the leadership of these three new trustees. These individuals have already made a positive impact on the Maryvale community with their personal and professional experiences.

Patricia Kirby, Ph.D.

Patricia Kirby, philanthropist and community volunteer, served as a trustee and campaign leader for Loyola Blakefield and trustee and campaign leader for Cheverus High School (Portland, Maine). The former president of the Leroy and Irene Kirby Foundation, Patricia is most publicly known for her role as the inspiration for the character of Clarice Starling in “The Silence of the Lambs.”

The Baltimore native, who earned a Ph.D. in Sociology: Justice, Law and Society from American University in

Washington, D.C., was the first female Baltimore Police Department homicide detective and the first female criminal profiler in the FBI. Patricia has residency in both Maine and Maryland. Locally, she stays busy as President and Managing Partner of Friendship Realty Corp., a commercial real estate venture based in Linthicum.

Jack Nelson Jack Nelson, a member of Maryvale’s Finance Committee for the last four years, has also supported the school through a variety of fundraising activities, helped run large scale school events and volunteered on a regular basis.

Professionally, Jack has held a number of senior executive positions with leading national and local healthcare companies, including Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at CVS Caremark, Senior Vice President of Operations at CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield and Senior Vice

President, Core PBM Operations at Magellan Rx Management.

Jack is currently President and Founder of Aiseraigh Capital Management, a specialized financial planning and investment management company.

Jack grew up in Morristown, N.J., and earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Rutgers University in Newark, N.J. and moved to Maryland in 2003. He currently resides in Parkton with his daughter, a Maryvale student in the Class of 2021.

Roger A. Waesche, Jr. LS ’68 Roger A. Waesche, Jr. is a commercial real estate and corporate executive with more than 30 years of investment, financial and operational experience. Roger currently serves as a Principal and Partner with Corsica Capital Partners, LLC, a commercial real estate development and investment company focusing on acquisitions throughout the midAtlantic and Florida.

Prior to Corsica, Roger had an 18-year tenure with Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT) where he served as President, CEO and a Member of the Board of Trustees, COO, CFO, Executive Vice President and Senior Vice President.

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Prior to joining COPT, Roger held various roles at Constellation Real Estate, Inc., which merged into COPT in 1998. Before joining Constellation Real Estate, Roger worked in public accounting as a CPA. Roger attended Maryvale from kindergarten through eighth grade, graduating from the Lower School in 1968. He earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting and a MBA with a concentration in Finance from Loyola University Maryland.

He is a trustee of Loyola Blakefield and Loyola University Maryland and is a Real Estate Advisory board member of the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School.

MARYVALE BY THE NUMBERS Number of AP courses offered for the 2019-2020 academic year:

20

Number of dollars in academic scholarships and awards to colleges and universities awarded to the Class of 2019:

Number of graduates (Class of 2019):

76

Most popular girls name:

Emily

$13.5 million

(13 students with that name)

Number of zip codes represented by the student body:

Most miles driven to Maryvale by students:

70

42.4 miles each way 84.8 daily roundtrip

Average number of steps a Maryvale Technical Support Specialist walks around campus on a given day:

Number of lunches served per day:

7,800 (approximately)

320 (approximately)

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Man Maryvale of

Roger Waesche draws on lessons learned at Maryvale.

It has been more than 50 years since Roger Waesche was a student at Maryvale but the impact of the education and faith formation that he received here is long-lasting.

“At Maryvale I got a values-based education,” Waesche said.

The characteristics of those values, Waesche says, include: hard work, focus, commitment to a purpose, self-discipline, patience, humility and open-mindedness.

Waesche attended Maryvale from 1959 to 1968, from kindergarten through eighth grade. He is one of the Men of Maryvale, whose group includes his younger brother John.

From 1948 to 1972, Maryvale accepted boys from kindergarten through eighth grade. Maryvale then became an all-girls school in 1973.

“There’s a special place in my heart for Maryvale,” said Waesche, a member of its Board of Trustees.

“I feel very lucky that my parents chose Maryvale.

I still see the beauty in the campus and overall environment.”

If you are a Man of Maryvale, contact Cathy Vitrano Kellermann

As a student at Maryvale, Waesche attended classes in what is now Bunting Hall.

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’73, Director of Alumnae and Parent Relations, at 410-308-8523 or kellermannk@maryvale.com.

Waesche treasures his time at Maryvale in part because of an experience that he had in the seventh grade. One day, during science class, he remembers realizing the enormity and complexity of the world. It was also in that moment that 13-year-old Waesche accepted his Catholic faith.

“That was my adoption of faith,” he said.

More than five decades later, Waesche can still recall the classroom, row and desk he sat in as he experienced this moment of spiritual clarity.

Bunting Hall In recognition of their outstanding support and generosity to Maryvale, the school takes great pleasure in the naming of Bunting Hall, formerly known as the Middle School.

The building is named in recognition of the Bunting family. Dorothy “Debbie” Bunting Duffy and Mary Catherine Bunting graduated from Maryvale in 1953 and 1955, respectively.

“I felt liberated,” he said.

“Maryvale means a great deal to me,” Mary Catherine Bunting said. “I have a special place in my heart for the school.”

After completing eighth grade, Waesche attended Calvert Hall and then Loyola University Maryland where he earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting and a MBA with a concentration in finance. In total, all 19 years of Waesche’s education took place at Catholic institutions.

At Maryvale, Mary Catherine played field hockey and Debbie was involved in activities including theater and basketball. The Bunting sisters, who lived close to Maryvale, walked to school through the woods.

“ At Maryvale, I got a values-based education...”

In addition to giving generously to Maryvale, Mary Catherine, a former Religious Sister of Mercy and nurse, has concentrated her philanthropic work at Baltimore area institutions, including Mercy Medical Center and Catholic Charities.

Debbie, who lived in New Canaan, Conn. until her death in 2014, founded, directed and taught at Ridgemont Montessori School in McLean, Va. She was on the Board of Directors of Oakcrest School in Vienna, Va. for more than 20 years.

After graduating from college, Waesche began a successful career, first working in public accounting as a CPA. In 1985, he began a 31-year career in commercial real estate with a private company that evolved into Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT), a public company headquartered in Columbia where, over time, he served in the roles of CFO, COO and CEO. He has retired from the corporate world but is an active partner in a real estate investment company with properties in this region and southwest Florida.

Throughout his adult life and as a business executive, Waesche has drawn on the values and lessons that he learned during his formative years at Maryvale. Those lessons include that every life is precious, sacred and holy.

“We’re all children of God,” he said. “That shaped my life, more than anything. It’s the reality that all humans are special.”

In addition to Maryvale, Waesche gives back to the other institutions that have been a part of his life, serving on the boards of Loyola University Maryland and Loyola Blakefield, which his four sons attended.

“I strongly believe in Catholic education,” Waesche said, “and giving back to something from which you benefitted.”

Dorothy “Debbie” Bunting Duffy ’53 †

Mary Catherine Bunting ’55

Did you know?

In August 1950, Maryvale received permission to construct a building – now Bunting Hall – on the site of the tennis court on the side of the Castle. The following May, the new Lower School building was dedicated.

Bunting Hall, nestled just to the right of the Castle, houses two science labs, a locker commons for grades 6 and 7, spacious classrooms used for upper and middle school academics and several administrative offices.

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Leaving a Legacy Catherine “Katie” Cochran Peddy ‘62

It is fitting the legacy and memory of Catherine “Kitty” Cochran, an educator, lives on at Maryvale.

Her four children – Katie, Peggy, Pat and Joseph – were students here.

“She’s the reason all of us went to Maryvale,” said Catherine “Katie” Cochran Peddy ‘62, a member of the Board of Trustees.

“She really believed in Maryvale. It was a good education. It was one they could afford. She would be happy to know that I am helping Maryvale.”

While Peddy has given financially to Maryvale previously, she recently decided to make a substantial gift, giving her Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to Maryvale.

“This seemed like the best thing to do,” she said.

As part of the gift, Peddy is naming the new library classroom in the Castle for her mother: The Kitty Cochran Library Classroom.

“It means a lot to me,” Peddy said. “Just seeing her name on the plaque will mean an awful lot. She had us reading at an early age. It’s my mother that I owe so much to.”

To learn more about legacy giving to Maryvale, contact Libby Bagli Nagle ’72, Director of Gift Planning, at 410.308.8525 or naglel@maryvale.com.

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This was an easy and obvious choice for Peddy because of her mother’s love of learning. Kitty was a teacher at Lutherville Elementary School while her husband, Mickey, was a dairy farmer.

The Cochrans lived on a dairy farm in Phoenix. Today, Peddy, a mother of two adult sons and grandmother of four girls, serves as owner and manager of the approximately 100-acre Richfield Farm in Phoenix, which she and husband Tom Peddy purchased in 1985.

That farm is only a couple of miles from where Peddy grew up.

In addition to running the farm, Peddy volunteers at a 6-acre garden in Baltimore City. She credits her mother with instilling the importance of volunteering and giving back to the community.

Peddy’s decision to make a sizeable financial gift to Maryvale comes at what she believes is a pivotal time in the school’s history, she said.

“Now is the time to get on that (giving) bandwagon,” Peddy said.

Nearly 60 years after graduating from high school, Peddy is quick to recall the morals and discipline that she learned at Maryvale.

“You have to have discipline to hold yourself together in life,” she said. “I get goosebumps thinking about it. If you don’t have discipline, you’re going to fall apart in life.”

An Enduring Gift The decision to make a lasting financial contribution to Maryvale was easy for Beth Hart.

“I appreciate the woman Maryvale made me into,” said Beth Hart ‘81. “My father always said to give back to your schools because there’s more of a connection. Your education is what you are.”

It was not long after Hart graduated from the University of Richmond and landed her first job that she made her first financial contribution to Maryvale.

“I’ve always been engaged with the school,” Hart said.

“Maryvale made me who I am today.”

“ ...always give back to your schools...

Your education is what you are.”

Hart, who attended Maryvale for eighth grade and upper school, gained self-confidence, which she said is particularly important for female professionals.

“Maryvale and its all-female education gives you the chance, the opportunity, to be self-confident,” she said.

She draws on that self-confidence in the workplace. Hart serves as a Contractor for the Baltimore Police Department and an Information Technology Project Manager for the City of Baltimore.

In addition, Hart fondly recalls the discipline, structure and values that she learned in her 13 years attending Catholic schools and particularly during her time at Maryvale.

“You’re learning values that you’re going to use throughout your life,” she said.

Hart recently came to a point in her life when she decided to make a lasting and substantial gift to Maryvale. She settled on a bequest and the process, she said, was simple. Hart first met with an estate attorney and decided on the percentage of her estate earmarked for Maryvale. She then sent a letter to Maryvale’s Advancement office, letting the school know about her gift.

“I had always wanted to make a gift to Maryvale that would make an impact,” Hart said.

In the nearly 40 years since Hart was a student here, she is overwhelmed by the advancements that have taken place on campus.

“The environment here is very conducive to getting a whole education,” she said. “I wish some of these things were here when I was a student. It’s great to see what Maryvale has become.”

Hart hopes that her gift will be used where it’s most needed, allowing for future generations of Maryvale students to continue to receive a challenging college preparatory education so they too can learn, lead and succeed.

Beth Hart ’81

To learn more about legacy giving to Maryvale, contact Libby Bagli Nagle ’72, Director of Gift Planning, at 410.308.8525 or naglel@maryvale.com.

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Parker sisters

draw on important skills they learned at Maryvale

As a teenager Traci Parker-Lewis was not particularly interested in history.

However, she credits her Advanced Placement history teacher at Maryvale with changing her mind – and ultimately her career trajectory.

“I would not have gone into history if not for Tucker Fulwiler,” said ParkerLewis ’99. “Mr. Fulwiler had a way in which he taught history. I majored in history because of him.”

Today, Parker-Lewis enjoys a successful career in a field that, at one time, she couldn’t have imagined herself: history. She is an Assistant Professor of Afro-American Studies at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

“I think my approach to teaching is directly tied to how he (Tucker Fulwiler) taught us at Maryvale,” said Parker-Lewis.

Her sister, Lauren Parker Kelly ’02, has a career in a completely different field – finance – but praises Maryvale for teaching her an important soft skill that she uses as a Senior Business Analyst at T. Rowe Price: time management.

At Maryvale, and then in college, Kelly was a student athlete. As a Lion she played field hockey and lacrosse and ran track and field. In 2018 she was inducted into Maryvale’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Kelly developed her time management skills as she juggled high expectations in the classroom and on the athletic field.

“Time management was a big thing,” Kelly said. “I had to balance a number of priorities and deadlines. I learned to work smarter. I didn’t have a ton of time to get things done.”

Learning that skill early on helped Kelly as she earned a bachelor’s degree in business management from Gettysburg College and a master’s degree in real estate development from the University of Maryland, College Park. She is the mom of two boys, ages 2 and 8.

Left to right: Lauren Parker Kelly, ’02 and Traci Parker-Lewis, ’99.

It has been approximately two decades since the Parker sisters graduated from Maryvale but they remain engaged with their alma mater. Kelly is a member of Maryvale’s Alumnae Association and this summer Parker-Lewis held a book signing event in Baltimore, which drew support from the Maryvale community.

Her book, Department Stores and the Black Freedom Movement, examines the movement by African Americans to dismantle racially discriminatory hiring and customer service practices in department stores. Parker-Lewis is writing another book, Beyond Loving: Black Love, Sex, and Marriage in the Twentieth Century, focused during the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements.

Parker-Lewis is writing that book at Harvard University, which awarded her a fellowship. She earned a bachelor’s degree in history from Cornell University, a master’s degree in social sciences and a Ph.D. in history, both from The University of Chicago.

The women also credit Maryvale with teaching them self-confidence.

“Being surrounded by women allows you to negotiate and have free dialogue. You can be stifled in a co-ed classroom,” Parker-Lewis said.

“There’s something about Maryvale that taught us to own our voice and to also have the wherewithal to know when to use it.”

Traci Parker-Lewis ’99 is the author of “Department Stores and the Black Freedom Movement.”

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Kelly recalls being an upperclassman at Maryvale and feeling the sense of confidence Parker-Lewis described.

“I had really great teachers,” Kelly said. “There were a lot of strong female role models.”

LionNation

This fall in the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland (IAAM), our Cross Country and Soccer teams earned Championship trophies. The Baltimore Sun ranked our Cross Country and Volleyball teams sixth and seventh, respectively, in the region. Our Field Hockey team reached the quarterfinals and our Volleyball team lost a five-set championship by the closest of margins.

Plus, 11 Maryvale Lions received All-Conference honors, representing all four fall sports, and Maryvale’s Head Soccer Coach, Colin Devlin, was named IAAM Soccer Coach of the Year.

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A Snapshot of Academic Achievements STEAM (STEM + ART) Seven Maryvale students participated in The Perry Initiative’s Perry Outreach Program at Johns Hopkins Hospital in October. The highly competitive program is a one-day, hands-on experience for female high school students interested in pursuing careers in science, medicine and engineering. Students met female leaders in these fields, performed mock orthopedic surgeries and biomechanics experiments.

Five Maryvale Middle School students participated in the Girl Scouts of Central Maryland Cyber Challenge and earned the highest award – Platinum. During the October event Maryvale students, who were on two of the 83 teams from across Central Maryland, participated on incident response teams that had to determine who hacked a system on a moon colony and how to stop those responsible.

Maryvale Chemistry Teacher Amanda Meekins presented her research on “Green Synthesis of Anisotrophic Silver Nanostructures and their Optical Properties” at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County in October.

Science Department Chair and Teacher Carole Gonzalez helped to facilitate Maryvale’s participation in the National Aquarium’s Terrapins in the Classroom program, which teaches Maryland students about the state reptile, the diamondback terrapin, and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ Sunfish and Students program, which educates students about raising bluegill fish in the classroom. This fall she was featured in Shape of Life, a series of classroom videos that illustrate the evolution of the animal kingdom on Earth. Based on a PBS Series, Shape of Life offers students and teachers a first-hand account of how animals adapt and thrive.

Visual Arts Department Chair and Teacher Kim Kozak, the recipient of Maryvale’s 2019 Carole Malone Award for Teaching Excellence Award, attended last summer the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery Summer Institute for Teachers. During the week-long program Kozak participated in activities including lectures and examining the gallery’s collection.“The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery Summer Institute affirmed my love of art history and my desire to share that passion with my students,” Kozak said.

Maryvale joined nine other schools in the ACE Mentor Program Baltimore Championship in May where they were challenged to design a project to reclaim an industrial lot. Maryvale’s design transformed the area into a community garden with a market and job training classrooms.

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UPPER SCHOOL Three members of Maryvale’s Class of 2020 were named Commended Students in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program. Alexandra DeBus, Lyssa Kagel and Abigail Miller were honored in September for placing among the top 50,000 scorers of the more than 1.5 million students who took the 2018 PSAT (photo on the right).

Eleven students – 10 from the Class of 2020 and one from the Class of 2021 – and three faculty members traveled to Kenya in June for spiritual formation, cultural engagement, leadership development and academic inquiry. During the two-week trip they visited a girls’ school, volunteered at an orphanage and learned about and visited co-ops led

by Kenyan women.

Six members of Maryvale’s Class of 2019 participated in National Signing Day last fall when they signed the National Letter of Intent.

The six student athletes were: Sophia Antonoupolis, University of Maryland, College Park Claire Bockstie, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Tess Keppel, University of Richmond Kristina Lysick, Boston University Mary Christa McWright, Boston College Paige Wilkinson, Arizona State University Maryvale embraces student leadership with student-run clubs. Several new clubs were recently created. Raezel Valencia of the Class of 2021, who is interested in public speaking, helped to establish Maryvale’s growing Forensic Speech Club. The Ski Club, which travels to area ski resorts during the winter months, met Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn at Under Armour’s headquarters in Baltimore. Two members of the Class of 2020 started the Tennis Club, which meets after school in the fall and the spring at L’Hirondelle Club of Ruxton. Students practice there with a tennis pro.

MIDDLE SCHOOL Maryvale’s Leadership Institute hosted last Spring a Middle School Career Afternoon where students worked in groups and experienced a variety of careers and avocations in a fast-paced tour of career stations as they met with professionals. The professionals engaged the girls in interactive activities that represented their careers, including show-andtell and demonstrations with props, storytelling and problem solving.

Each year Middle School students spend three days in a Mini-Mester, a project-based thematic learning unit. This year’s theme is “Our Oceans,” focused on aquatic ecosystems and habitats of the ocean and determining the issues they are facing. Students can then use this knowledge to work to inspire others to care about our oceans.

Mini-Mester includes a trip to the National Aquarium in Baltimore and students design and construct 3D ecosystems from recycled materials.

In the past, all students learned about the Chinese culture in their art and theology classes, read Wonder and had a morning of activities focused around the book. During last year’s Mini-Mester, students participated in activities including African dance, crepe making, Irish Art and Italian sports.

Commended scholars Alexandra DeBus, Lyssa Kagel and Abigail Miller.

THE LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE Four members of the Class of 2019 presented their Leadership Capstone Projects as the final component of the Leadership Certificate Program. Inaugurated in the 2018-19 school year, the Leadership Institute’s Leadership Certificate Program provides students with customized, in-depth leadership training and experiences. These four students, and future Leadership scholars, graduate from Maryvale having completed a specific course track, at least 30 leadership service hours, a capstone independent study, a leadership portfolio and a comprehensive panel interview. The 2018-19 Leadership Scholars presented on the following topics: Catherine Chmiel ‘19 – Leadership and Women in the Federal Bureau of Investigation Samantha Dore ‘19 – Pay Equity for Women: Achieving Change through Law and Leadership Grace Morgan ‘19 – Why Dyslexic Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders Have A Competitive Edge Caitlyn Weinstein ‘19 – Shared Leadership in Nonprofits: A Governance Model That Propels Success Thirteen students from the Class of 2020 are working toward their Leadership Certificates.

Last summer, Maryvale students traveled to Kenya.

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Maryvale prepares to celebrate YEA R S

The first official day of school was extra special this year; it was the anniversary of the date of Maryvale’s founding, September 9, 1945, which began our 75th academic year.

Maryvale opened its doors on September 9, 1945 with 12 boarders and eight day students who represented most grades from first to 12th. Maryvale operated as a boarding and day school for pre-primary through 12th grades until June 1954, when no new boarders were accepted.

From 1948 to 1972, Maryvale accepted boys from kindergarten through eighth grade.

The school continued to evolve until 1982 when it became the school it is today, educating young women for life in grades six through 12.

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WHAT’S

OLD is NEW AGAIN

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Due to the generosity of a few benefactors, Maryvale launched several vitally needed projects over the summer, designed to significantly enhance student learning and campus life.

The following renovations to the Castle and Locker Room occurred: Enhancing the Castle’s learning spaces, including a new Leadership Lab and Innovation and Tech Lab, which is home to the Center for Leadership and Innovation.

Converting the Castle’s Great Hall and Library Classroom for use by all students.

Enhancing learning spaces for the St. Julie Billiart Program and all students, including the addition of a new Academic Resource Center and testing lab for on-site standardized testing and extended time testing, as well as other uses.

Renovating the locker room, including a complete overhaul of the space as well as the addition of a Classroom/Team Room.

Left (opposite page): Members of Maryvale’s Board of Trustees and staff and project managers from The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company tour campus renovations.

This page: “Demo days” at Maryvale and various stages of reconstruction.

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(Clockwise from top left): Renovated St. Julie Billiart wing; locker room; new Leadership Lab and Innovation and Tech Lab, home to the Center for Leadership and Innovation; bathroom on the second floor of the Castle.

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Total Cash Contributions to Maryvale in FY2019

$2,709,158 This total reflects all charitable contributions received from donors, including gifts to The Maryvale Fund, as well as gifts in support of capital improvement projects, scholarship endowments, faculty support endowments, the Maryvale unrestricted endowment, and major special initiatives.

THANK YOU, DONORS! We thank all Maryvale donors for the generous support we receive all through the year—each gift another reason why Maryvale is someplace special.

The Maryvale Fund

[The Annual Giving Opportunity in support of Maryvale] Each student’s personal Maryvale experience is funded by the combined resources of tuition and private philanthropic support. Annual giving is a special source of funds that helps Maryvale fulfill its mission and sustain its vision.

15% Alumnae Association, Parents Association, Sports Boosters

21% Current Parents

7%

3%

Other Friends

Faculty & Staff

21%

20%

7%

6%

Foundations, Corporations & Donor advised funds

Alumnae

Grandparents

Alumnae Parents

This graph reflects the sources of giving to The Maryvale Fund in FY2019 by Maryvale’s constituencies.

The Impact of Annual Giving at Maryvale Your contributions to the Maryvale Fund support the school’s commitment to excellence in all aspects of the learning experience. For example, these resources help fund: > > > > >

Innovative programs and projects initiated by the students and faculty members.

The recruitment and retention of the best teachers available.

Annual operational costs and campus preservation expenses.

Enhancements to sustain the quality of the Academic, Arts, and Athletic programs.

Faculty engagement with students in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

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Left to right: Holly Jean ’24, Christy Osborne, Maggie ‘19 and Caroline ‘20

For Christy Osborne, giving time or treasure to Maryvale is a rewarding, long-lasting investment.

Osborne has also seen first-hand Maryvale’s impact on three of her 12 grandchildren.

“Giving time or money is not only an investment in a child, but also becomes an investment in your community as they mature and become responsible adults,” she said.

Her grandchildren include Maggie ‘19, Caroline ‘20 and Holly Jean ‘24. Maryvale’s St. Julie Billiart program is the reason the family originally found the school, she said.

Osborne credits her late husband, Hamish, who died in 2016, with inspiring her to give to Maryvale. As a couple, the Osbornes were benefactors of area schools, including the University of Maryland School of Law in Baltimore and the University of Maryland School of Medicine, funding the laboratory director’s position, The Hamish and Christine Osborne Director of Cellular Therapeutics.

“The St. Julie Billiart Program has helped give my granddaughter the foundation and confidence she needed to be successful in school,” Osborne said. “The program recognizes that all children do not learn the same way and teaches them skills to achieve their goals.

Since his death, Christy Osborne has established the Hamish S. and Christine C. Osborne Endowment Fund at Maryvale. Her transformative generosity also includes the means to renovate the St. Julie Billiart wing, portions of the Great Hall and restoring the Castle’s exterior to its original grandeur, which occurred during summer 2019.

“I know the names of the scholarship students,” Osborne said. “I have seen them on campus and know the St. Julie Billiart program is giving them the support they need to become successful in class. The renovations of the Castle, with its welcoming classrooms and updated technology, encourages students to learn. When you see the impact of your gift, it is truly rewarding.”

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“It is my hope that every child who attends Maryvale and learns differently has the opportunity to enroll in this program,” she said.

Osborne’s granddaughter, Maggie, is excelling since graduating from Maryvale. She is now a freshman at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pa. and is enrolled in a 5-year masters program to become a teacher.

“Schools need to grow and change with the needs of the students,” Osborne said. “Philanthropy, at any level, allows Maryvale to keep its curriculum current and facilities updated.

I am grateful for Maryvale. They are helping to ensure my granddaughters become well educated and compassionate young women.”

Maryvale is engaged in the early stages of a new fundraising initiative intended to raise funds for several major renovations on campus and to grow the endowment by the addition of new funds for scholarships, faculty support, and other priorities. The principal capital projects included the restoration of the centuryold Wickcliffe Castle and its façade as well as renovations on the first floor of the Castle and in the Castle’s new St. Julie Billiart Program Wing. In addition, a new locker room complex was installed in Maguire Hall.

There will be more information about future projects and plans in the coming year. We are grateful to the individuals and families listed below for their generous lead gifts and pledges in support of this initiative.*

Archdiocese of Baltimore

Sr. Edithann Kane, SND

Jennifer Hanley Armstrong ’00 and Gregory Armstrong

Chris and Steve Kearney

Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ’72

Catherine Vitrano Kellermann ’73 and Mark Kellermann

Mr. and Mrs. Miles Baxter

Kiefer Foundation, Inc.

Kathleen Birrane ’77

Randolph Kiefer LS ’66

Michael and Lisa Bockstie

Elizabeth Boddiford Klein ’08 and David C. Klein Family

Carroll A. Bodie LS ’59

Dr. Winsome Leslie

Abigail Adams Brigstocke ’86 and Richard Brigstocke

Sr. Patricia Loome, SND ’62

Patricia M.C. Brown ’78 and Joseph P. Gill

Julie and Tim Lynch

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buhlman

Bridget Maginn

Mary Catherine Bunting ’55

Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cerasoli

Claire Mosmiller Moore ’65

Kelly and Paul Chew

The Morgan Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coutts

Christine C. Osborne

Cindy Davis ’82

Mr. and Mrs. Louis H.S. Pakula

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Day

Catherine Cochran Peddy ’62

Carmen & Victoria Deyesu Family Foundation

Ellen and Gregory Pierce

Sr. Rosemary Donohue, SND

Sherry Pudloski Noser ’85

Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74

REVAL Foundation Inc.

Richard M. Folio

Mary Jo Skayhan Rogers ’73 and Brian C. Rogers

Tracey and Tom Ford

Renee Rutkowski ’72

Mary Agnes Gahan

The Thomas B. & Elizabeth M. Sheridan Foundation

G.B. Charities, Inc.

Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Ohio Province

Allison and Justin Gerbereux

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Suter, Sr.

Mercedes Greene ’90 and the Greene Family

Dominick M. Valencia, Jr.

Jessy and John Halaby

Mary Dougherty Van Fossen ‘73 and Robert L. Van Fossen, Jr.

Jennifer and John Heinlein

Marty Voelkel-Hanssen ’75 and Stephen Hanssen

Nicole Onorato Hewitt ’92 and Russell Hewitt

Michelle Porter-Ward and Michael Ward

Joyce and Ralph Hilsher LS ’62

John and Cathy Williams

Laura E. W. Nolan Holden ’02

WPW Foundation

Dr. Amy Hubbard and Mr. William Hubbard

Sheila Kirchenbauer Zimmer ’59

* This list reflects all Lead Donors up to the time of the printing of this report. Two donors have requested anonymity.

Thank you for your support of Maryvale’s major capital projects, the endowment, the Trinity Society, and The Maryvale Fund.

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LeadershipGiving Maryvale is indebted to each of the individuals and organizations listed below whose cash contributions, during the 2018-2019 school year, supported all campaigns to the school, including but not limited to the Maryvale Fund, capital programs, endowments and other opportunities.

Brooklandville Society (Gifts of $1,000,000 and above) Christine C. Osborne (Gifts of $100,000 and above) Mary Catherine Bunting ’55 ^ Catherine Cochran Peddy ’62 ^ The Thomas B. & Elizabeth M. Sheridan Foundation Wickcliffe Society (Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buhlman Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cerasoli ^ Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Maryvale Parents Association Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. S. Pakula Stephen and Marty Voelkel-Hanssen ’75 ^ WPW Foundation Namur Society (Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999) Anonymous Associated Italian American Charities of Maryland ^ Baltimore Community Foundation Carroll Bodie LS ’59 Paul and Kelly Chew Jessy and John Halaby ^ Maryvale Alumnae Association, Inc. Maryvale Sports Boosters ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph McAleer ^ Patricia J. Mitchell ’65 ^ T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving ^ St. Julie Billiart Society (Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999) Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust ^ Lisa and Michael Bockstie Patricia M.C. Brown ’78 ^ Carmen and Victoria Deyesu Family Foundation Ingrid and Robert Coutts ^ Cindy Davis ’82 ^ Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 ^ Mary Agnes Gahan ^ GB Charities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Gerbereux Charles E. Herget

Herget Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hitt Laura E. W. Nolan Holden ’02 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Lange ^ Gregg and Emily Bauer Lee ’03 Marie Lerch ’72 ^ Anthony and Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ’79 ^ Sherry Pudloski Noser ’85 ^ Richard and Virginia Deinlein Onorato ’67 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peddicord III Ellen and Gregory Pierce ^ Michelle Porter-Ward and Michael Ward REVAL Foundation Inc. Brian and Mary Jo Skayhan Rogers ’73 ^ Schwab Charitable Fund Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Ohio Province ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor ^ The Charles D. & Mary A. Bauer Family Foundation Tower Society (Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999) Meg Kenney Aldridge ’89 Archdiocese of Baltimore Gregory and Jennifer Hanley Armstrong ’00 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buchanan Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Cumberland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunworth ^ Richard Folio ^ John and Jennifer Heinlein Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Malley The Honorable and Mrs. James Smith, Jr. Castle Society (Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999) Anonymous Dr. Deborah Baker and Mr. Rolando de Guzman Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ’72 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boehm, Jr. ^ Mary Teresa Smith Cook ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Elliott, Jr. Tracey and Tom Ford ^ Elizabeth Hart ’81 ^ W. Michael and Margaret Harrison Kenney ’64 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lynch Joseph Martin and Lisa Troia Martin ^ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Miller LS ’71 ^ Regina Miller ^

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan Eleanor Nohe O’Rourke ’61 Perry Mahoney Rossi ’61 Lois Jean Gorschboth Ryan ’72 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanford ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams 1945 Society (Gifts of $1,250 to $2,499) David and Bonnie Caslow Allan ’68 The Ancient Order of Hibernians–Division 3 Anonymous Sarah Russo Bathon ’72 ^ Joshua and Blandy Powell Becker ’91 ^ Thomas and Claudine Carozza Biddison ’89 Kathleen Birrane ’77 ^ Thomas Brady Richard and Abigail Adams Brigstocke ’86 ^ Bronwyn Byron ’73 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cawley Children’s Scholarship Fund Baltimore Steve Churchman, Sr. ^ Carolyn Converso Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dembeck ^ Katherine Dembeck ’15 Dennis Uniform Manufacturing Company ^ Colin Devlin Gregory Doppelheuer Mr. and Mrs. John Emory Exelon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Carl Francioli ^ Frederick County Parish Tuition Assistance Fund Suzanne Hooper Gibson ’83 Gary Gill Susan Sanders Grzech ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunther III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Halford John and Heather Harlan Warnack ^ Heather Smith Harvison ’89 Russell and Nicole Onorato Hewitt ’92 ^ IBM Corporation Mark and Catherine Vitrano Kellermann ’73 ^ Mary Pat Schuster LeBlanc ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mannarino Maryland State Council Office Knights of Columbus Maryvale Upper School Student Council ^ (continues) ANNUAL REPORT / 23

Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy, Jr. ^ Patricia McCloskey ’73 ^ Duston and Dolly Wells Mersinger ’67 ^ Stephen and Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 ^ John and Elizabeth Bagli Nagle ’72 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Paszkiewicz Carol Kerney Peal ’71 ^ Marianne and Tom Pfeffer, Jr ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pineo Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Preis ^ Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent Rayburn ^ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Chris Scholtes Dr. Victor Shin ^ Shane and Caroline Powell Smith ’01 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jovie Soriano ^ St. Bartholomew’s Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trimble United Way of Central Maryland Dominick M. Valencia, Jr. Elizabeth Lerch Visconage ’74 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Justin Vitrano Bernardine Keelty Wyatt LS ’54 ^ Maryvale Club (Gifts of $500 to $1,249) Anonymous (2) Linda Galvin Anderson ’73 Susan Myers Aumiller ’66 Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. Miles Baxter ^ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Becker Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bleach ^ Kathy Murphy Blue ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bonicker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowes June Weller Brooks ’59 ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Brown ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke Mr. and Mrs. John Caponiti Catholic Daughters of the Americas Dr. Zuzana Chamrova and Dr. Frank Kolodgie ^ Elizabeth Childs ’01 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Christhilf III Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Compton ^ Marion Connolly ’68 ^ Shanelle Cooper ’88 ^ Sheridan Costa ’01 Betty Coyle ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cumming Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Day Mary Rosenthal Dean ’05 Lacie Litz DeCosta ’94 Joe and Kymberlee Osborn DiPeso ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dubansky 24 / MESSENGER

Educators Benefit Services Elizabeth Bracken Elliott ’73 ^ Alice Evans ’69 F. Paul Galeone Photographers, Inc. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fick, Jr. ^ Deborah Byrnes File Kathleen Flynn ’74 Noreen Frost ’71 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Casey Gahan Michael Gallerizzo ^ Mercedes Greene ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grothmann Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Damye Devine Hahn ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Brien Haigley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Handlir ^ Anne Sincock Hanson ’52 ^ Hear the Roar Dress Down Day Joyce and Ralph Hilsher LS ’62 Erin Stewart Howland ’89 ^ Dr. Amy Hubbard and Mr. William Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard, Jr. Theodore Julio Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly ^ Mary Lochboehler Kilbourne ’57 ^ Heather Klink ’84 ^ Jennifer Krueger Adrienne Kubeluis and Andrew Schmugge Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kujawa Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lavin ^ Dr. Winsome Leslie B.J. Litz Lockheed Martin Jody and Michelle Gioioso Love ’89 ^ LPL Financial Foundation Jane Bracken Mace ’65 ^ Marlene and Michael Maguire ^ Sister Shawn Marie Maguire, SND ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Matera ^ Drs. Michaela and William Mathews Dagmar Mayor Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAllister Marie McCarthy ^ E. Lawrence McCloskey LS ’65 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Marc McFaul Mary McGeady ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McInerney Mr. J. Michael and Dr. Judith Vanni McLaughlin ’64 Mary Helen McNeal ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Miller New York Life Foundation Jennifer Nicholas ^ Northrop Grumman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paska Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Pearson

Mary Otenasek Petr Miles ’63 ^ PNC Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Elias Poe IV Mr. and Mrs. John Radebaugh Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01 ^ Eileen Kowal Redman ’64 Marci Prosser Reihart ’73 Beverly Koslosky Riley ’64 Theresa Rodgers Chip Rouse ’70 ^ Mary Jane Dolan Sacks ’65 ^ St. Mark Fallston Roman Catholic Church Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shaver Nancy Stafford Shipley ’89 ^ Pauline Auriemma Smith ’57 ^ Eric Spilman Kelly Spilman Shannon Spilman Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. Karen Kowal Taneyhill ’67 Jill Tapscott Mr. and Mrs. S. Ross Taylor Theresa F. Truschel Charitable Foundation Universal Lacrosse Company Mary Dougherty Van Fossan ’73 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitrano LS ’72 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Waesche, Jr. LS ’68 ^ Thomas Ward and Patricia McDonald Ward Dr. Elizabeth Johnson Weicht ’84 ^ Marianne Weis ^ Drs. Julia and Victor Welzant Wiley Rein LLP Mr. and Mrs. Andre Wilkie Dr. Kirsten Bass Wilkins ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Willats ^ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wittenbach Red and Gray Club (Gifts of $250 to $499) Dr. Charles R. Albrecht and Mrs. Tanja Eberlein Albrecht Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Nasser Ali Mr. and Mrs. James Aloi Susan Melvin Ayres ’67 Mr. and Mrs. David Baker Kathryn Kane Balthrop ’69 Anne Blum Kathleen Bonsall and Bruce Grau Brian Boston ^ Elizabeth Nagle Brisson ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Burke Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cain, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Christian Dr. and Mrs. Peter Chung Stephanie Young Clayville ’88

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Dayle Warren Dabney ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Daiker The Honorable and Mrs. Lawrence Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Davidson Stephen Delwiche G. Richard Dent and Tricia Isaacs ^ Richard and Donna Halenar Emory ’61 Christine Engbert Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Fick Lynn Kennelly Fiery ’06 ^ Bethany Fischer ’04 Mr. and Mrs. William Frank FTI Consulting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Furst Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Gaspari ^ Susie Guzzo Good ’57 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hale Nancy Halli ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley, Sr. LS ’63^ Mr. and Mrs. E. Philip Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Craig Horner ^ Mary Patricia O’Donnell Howard ’69 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ichniowski ^ Dr. Abebe Imiru and Mrs. Asnakech Ramet Barbara Ipsaro ^ Kevin and Alison Stewart Jackson ’90 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Kagel Mr. and Mrs. Nick Karbonik Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kavanaugh III Elizabeth Boddiford Klein ’08 and David C. Klein Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knott

Michele Valle Kogler ^ Kimmel Kozak ^ Olive Long ^ Whitney Butler Longwell ’89 Mark Lund ^ Elizabeth Ames Lyons ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Majerowicz Harold and Monica Mancusi-Ungaro Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Marson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Masterman Kelly Roche McGovern ’87 Anne Bollinger McLain ’94 Mr. and Mrs. William McNally Catherine Barrett McNary ’69 Kathryn McNeal ^ Mary Lucrece McNeal Lynda Meade ^ Christa Davis Meyer ’79 Mary Kay Clemmens Minsker ’72 Cecelia Price Mitchell ’64 Claire Mosmiller Moore ’65 Mr. and Mrs. James Noel III Julia Noel ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Paszkiewicz Patricia Gavin Phebus ’56 Richard Pollard LS ’61 ^ Bruce and Marcella Missar Pyke ’74 Eloise Quarles ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rampolla George Rayburn Sara Kilbourne Reed ’85 ^ Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Rigley

John and Linda Rayburn Riina ^ Colleen and Jeffrey Rives Mr. and Mrs. Grant Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Saneman Mr. and Mrs. David Schroeder ^ Severna Park High School Counseling Center Sally Shaw Mary Jane Rector Sheridan ’66 Dr. and Mrs. David Sill Victoria Sill ’15 Monica Williams Soth ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Suter, Sr. Moira Frost Tamburello ’69 H. Kirk and Diane Caslow Unruh ’66 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vitrano LS ’68 James and Joan Frederick Voshell ’74 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waldych Sarah Kaiser Walker ’83 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiglesworth Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Wittstadt, Jr. WMS Partners Mr. and Mrs. Domenico Zannino Lion Club (Gifts of $100 to $249) Geraldine Abbott ^ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Abell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ackerman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Adams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allan, Jr. Heather Andrew ^ Irene Nicolaidis Angelos ’83 ^ Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Herman Anschuetz Dr. Chanusvadee Aparece Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arata, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Armacost Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aroh Bridget Curry Bachman ’95 Jane Carpenter Bachtell ’71 Mark Baginski LS ’68 Michael Bandell Angela Bands Amy Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bartyczak Natasha Belanger Amy and David Belz ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benyo Mr. and Mrs. John Bidinger Mr. and Mrs. Troy Black Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Bockstie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonicker (continues)

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

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Nancy Smith Bopst ’61 ^ Mr. and Mrs. David Brand Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Brant Joseph Brant Olivia Brigstocke ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burden Mr. and Mrs. James Burtis III Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Butler ^ Heather Rundell Cameron ’79 Mary Colleen Cawley ’10 George Chmiel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chmiel Mr. and Mrs. Young Chung Alexandra Clark and David Erb William and Joan Ryan Clements ’71 Kimberly Clemsen and Pablo Schenquerman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colburn Lauren Coleman ’01 Patricia Kane Connelly-Duling ’74 Corona Marble & Tile, Ltd. Jenalee Coster ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coyle Debbie Schuhart Cunzeman ’68 ^ Melissa Martin D’Adamo ’99 Mary Wessel Davis ’58 Jeffrey and Patricia Ratcliffe Davis ’74 Dr. Tyra DeCarlo and Dr. Mark Kelly ^ Joseph DeLorenzo Mr. and Mrs. Tony DeLucca Kristin DeVan Dr. Veronica Deza ’87 Vincent and Blair Boehm Dicriscio ’01 ^ Theresa Dunn Dittmar ’82 ^ Linda Doerr Stephanie Nagy Donnelly ’59 ^ Sister Rosemary Donohue, SND Mary Ann Rector Dougherty ’64 ^ Judy Dreyer William Duffy, Sr. Paul and Carol Scott Eberhardt ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ebert Melissa Elliott ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Emory Stephen and Monica Mucha Enoch ’91 Mary Esau Margaret Eskew Margaret Fairer Edythe McCollough Fallon ’74 ^ Susan and Ricardo Ferrer Constance Fick Kathleen Filippelli ’72 Meghan Doyle Finkel ’95 Suzanne Fischer-Huettner ’91 Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald Thomas and Suzanne Dengler Flahive ’75 ^

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Herbert and Linda Kneavel Fredeking ’72 Carolyn Freitag Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagliardi ^ Margaret Shea Gahan ’08 Mary Caitlin Gahan ’04 ^ Aida Perez-Mera Gamerman ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Geraghty Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gibson Jeanette Quinn Gisriel ’73 ^ Kathleen Webbert Glaser ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Glinka ^ Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding Goetze, Sr. Nataliya Goodman ^ Colleen Gorman ’91 Mr. and Mrs. James Gorman Monica Graham ^ Jeanie Grant ^ E. Gordon Grau LS ’60 Frances Gregory Gregory ’78 John Grice ^ Theresa Hagan David Hale Katherine Hale Quinton Harris ^ Mr. and Mrs. Doug Heidrick Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heidrick T. James Hense, Jr. LS ’58 † Mr. and Mrs. William Heron Nicole Marino Herrmann ’01 Mary Nagle Hogan ’63 ^ Shirley Hollander Ivy Pivec Horan ’89 James Howard Erin Brooks Hoyle ’96 ^ Donna Jacobsen ^ Rose Mary Janicki Dr. and Mrs. Thienchai Jayasvasti Elizabeth Jenkins ’05 Mr. and Mrs. John Jeppi Caroline Gruel Johnston ’05 Patricia Shannon Jones ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Justis Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kagel Sister Edithann Kane, SND ^ Kevin Kavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kelbaugh Albert and Mary Terese Knott Kelly ’73 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John Kemmerer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kennelly ^ Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kenny ^ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kinkead Mr. and Mrs. William Klima Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Knittle Carolyn Parker Knott ’64

Therese Frost Kohler LS ’71 Kona Ice of Central Baltimore County Jennifer Duff Krastel ’93 Agnes Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lago Mary Ann LaLomia Mr. and Mrs. John Lange Mary Elizabeth Law Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence LeNoir Eileen Rouse Leonhart ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Liebert, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore LoGrande ^ Sister Patricia Loome, SND ’62 Edith Murphy Loughlin ’75 Jane Love Anne Lucido Dolores Stres Lynch ’61 Kathleen Tewey Mahoney ’08 Mary Mangione Helena Martin ’64 Maryvale Faculty and Staff Maryvale Volleyball Teams Janice Mason Kathryn Handlir Matsuzaki ’99 James Matters Maureen McCart ^ Patricia McCloskey ’75 ^ Mary McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCormick Robert McCulley Joseph and Mary Burns McCurdy ’59 Eleanor McGinn Constance Burch McGrain ’71 Heather Bogan McKinney ’84 Mr. and Mrs. F. David McNamara III Thomas and Margaret Bagli McNamara ’80 Nicole Puszcz McNamara ’10 Nicole Muffoletto Mento Jessica Miciche ’08 Katherine Hohman Miles ’72 Kate Mills ’09 Terri Moeser ^ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monteleone Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Moore Mr. and Mrs. James Moriconi Cynthia Montanye Morrison ’85 Jane Marie Morrison ’84 Bernadette Moyer and Brian Sahm Amy Murphy ’05 Shannon Murphy ’10 Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy Kelly Devlin Naber ’00 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Narango Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nasuta, Jr. Sally Brooks Niedenthal ’87 Donna Norton

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Thomas Noser and Anna Grimes Bridget O’Brien ’08 Kathi Malon O’Conor ’68 Kathryn Harrison Offutt ’79 Deborah O’Hara Barbara O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. James O’Meara Pamela Pacheco Michelle Kenney Pappas ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pare Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Parker Christine Abbott Patterson ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Luis Pena Jo Ann Carlson Piagentini ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Piron Sheryl and Matthew Piron Mr. and Mrs. Michael Porter Daniel Proctor Dr. and Mrs. Marcelo Quezado ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Radebaugh Elizabeth Wyatt Rahl ’84 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Raley Lauren Brooks Rask ’87 Mary Kate Ratcliffe ’73 C. Scott Rayburn ^ Sarah Read ^ Margaret Scriba Rice ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rice Diane and John Richard Natalie Ridgely ’10 Margaret K. Riehl † Patricia Roberts-Rose and Eugene Rose Mary Stuart Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ronald Lillian Rothman ’17

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ryerson Stephanie Diegel Saravia ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Savage Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sayan Dr. Julia Schmitz ’99 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schmitz Elizabeth Miller Schutz ’04 Mary Scott ’69 Sharon Kneavel Selah ’72 Michelle Sharum Debbie Shaw ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheckells Mr. and Mrs. David Sheehan Robyn Wagner Shinnick ’93 Jan Sierakowski Melissa Miller Simulcik ’99 Kathleen Hanlon Sinclair ’95 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Steven Siperko Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sleeper Mr. and Mrs. C. Ryan Smith Julia McNeal Smith ’78 Maureen Devlin Smith ’75 Dr. Glenda Snavely ^ Jaden Soriano Julia Soriano Kaitlin Radebaugh Southard ’99 Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Spilman Mr. and Mrs. William Spivey Maggie Sprinkle ^ Mr. and Mrs. Artheme St. Martin, Jr. Donna Stofberg ^ Ann Hense Stucker ’64 Amy Swam Sarah Tedesco ’04

Shannon Manocheh Tehan ’04 Suzanna Thieblot Kathryn Thompson ’08 Mary Pat Tilghman ^ David and Catherine Volpitta Tiralla ’80 Mr. and Mrs. John Tiralla Carla Hazard Tomaszewski ’69 Eileen Toohey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toohey Susan Brennan Treusdell ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Uhlfelder Mr. and Mrs. William Upperman Mr. and Mrs. George Vaeth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Eric Vaeth Amy Gelazela Valle ’89 Alexandra Elliott Vaughan ’06 Ellen Voelkel Thomas Wagner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wajer Mary Jean Kretschmer Walker ’68 Lauren Fischer Wallace ’04 Emily Vitrano Waugh ’03 ^ Donna Weber Nicole Hoover Webster ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weininger Annalee Wells Mr. and Mrs. Douglas West Jennifer Wickwire Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Willats Mary Lee and Paul Wist † ^ Mary Zorzi ^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving)

† Deceased

Pictured: Four members of the Class of 2019 — the first Leadership Scholars graduates— and some of their advisors.

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Alumnae Class of 1952 Anne Sincock Hanson ^ Class of 1955 Mary Catherine Bunting ^ Class of 1956 Patricia Gavin Phebus Class of 1957 Susie Guzzo Good ^ Mary Lochboehler Kilbourne ^ Sr. Anne O’Donnell, SND ^ Pauline Auriemma Smith ^ Class of 1958 Mary Wessel Davis Jeannie Hubbard Class of 1959 June Weller Brooks ^ Stephanie Nagy Donnelly ^ Mary Burns McCurdy Class of 1961 Nancy Smith Bopst ^ Donna Halenar Emory Dolores Stres Lynch Eleanor Nohe O’Rourke Perry Mahoney Rossi Class of 1962 Judith Winterble Gross Sr. Patricia Loome, SND Catherine Cochran Peddy ^ Class of 1963 Jane Reuling Clickner Mary Nagle Hogan ^ Mary Otenasek Petr Miles ^ Class of 1964 Dayle Warren Dabney Carol Zipse DeMeo Mary Ann Rector Dougherty ^ Kathleen Webbert Glaser Patricia Shannon Jones Margaret Harrison Kenney ^ Carolyn Parker Knott Helena Martin Judith Vanni McLaughlin Cecelia Price Mitchell 28 / MESSENGER

Eileen Kowal Redman Beverly Koslosky Riley Ann Hense Stucker Class of 1965 Sharon Murphy Lachall Jane Bracken Mace ^ Patricia J. Mitchell ^ Claire Mosmiller Moore Catherine Hanna Pugh Mary Jane Dolan Sacks ^ Class of 1966 Susan Myers Aumiller Frances Shea Bader ^ Jean Bell Hessenauer ^ Mary Jane Rector Sheridan Diane Caslow Unruh ^ Class of 1967 Susan Melvin Ayres Nancy Halli ^ Eileen Rouse Leonhart Dolly Wells Mersinger ^ Virginia Deinlein Onorato ^ Karen Kowal Taneyhill Class of 1968 Bonnie Caslow Allan Marion Connolly ^ Debbie Schuhart Cunzeman ^ Teresa Neubert Harner ^ Lourdes Schnader Hergenroeder ^ Kathi Malon O’Conor Margaret Scriba Rice Mary Jean Kretschmer Walker Class of 1969 Mary Jo McDermott Albright Kathryn Kane Balthrop Christine Baker Bender Mary Teresa Smith Cook Alice Evans Mary Patricia O’Donnell Howard ^ Mary Pat Schuster LeBlanc Catherine Barrett McNary Jo-Ann Carlson Piagentini Sharon Quinn Mary Scott Deborah Stranges Moira Frost Tamburello ^ Carla Hazard Tomaszewski

Class of 1970

Class of 1975

Chip Rouse ^

Suzanne Dengler Flahive ^ Edith Murphy Loughlin Patricia McCloskey ^ Maureen Devlin Smith Margaret Walsch Stys ^ Marty Voelkel-Hanssen ^

Class of 1971 Jane Carpenter Bachtell Joan Ryan Clements Pamela Dick Custer Noreen Frost ^ Constance Burch McGrain Carol Kerney Peal ^

Class of 1976 Mary Helen McNeal

Class of 1972

Class of 1977

Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ^ Sarah Russo Bathon ^ Kathleen Filippelli Linda Kneavel Fredeking Marie Lerch ^ Katherine Hohman Miles Mary Kay Clemmens Minsker Elizabeth Bagli Nagle ^ Renee Rutkowski Lois Jean Gorschboth Ryan ^ Sharon Kneavel Selah

Kathleen Birrane ^ Mary McGeady

Class of 1973 Linda Galvin Anderson Bronwyn Byron ^ Elizabeth Bracken Elliott ^ Jeanette Quinn Gisriel ^ Susan Walsch Greenbaum ^ Catherine Vitrano Kellermann Mary Terese Knott Kelly ^ Patricia McCloskey ^ Mary Kate Ratcliffe Marci Prosser Reihart Mary Jo Skayhan Rogers ^ Mary Dougherty Van Fossan ^ Mary Frances Wolfsheimer Class of 1974 Patricia Kane Connelly-Duling Patricia Ratcliffe Davis Carol Scott Eberhardt Edythe McCollough Fallon ^ Mary Ellen Rector Fise ^ Kathleen Flynn Susan Sanders Grzech Cynthia Johnston Lawson Margaret Bracken Porter Marcella Missar Pyke Susan Brennan Treusdell Elizabeth Lerch Visconage ^ Joan Frederick Voshell ^

Class of 1978 Patricia M.C. Brown ^ Kimberly Haus Federico Frances Gregory Gregory Luz Jarava Jones Julia McNeal Smith Class of 1979 Heather Rundell Cameron Aida Perez-Mera Gamerman Damye Devine Hahn Christa Davis Meyer Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ^ Kathryn Harrison Offutt Class of 1980 Margaret Bagli McNamara Catherine Volpitta Tiralla Class of 1981 Elizabeth Hart ^ Karen Geckle Moritz ^ Class of 1982 Cindy Davis ^ Theresa Dunn Dittmar ^ Class of 1983 Irene Nicolaidis Angelos ^ Kathy Murphy Blue Suzanne Hooper Gibson Mary-Lynn Jeppi Sarah Kaiser Walker ^ Class of 1984 Kathryn Jenkins Heather Klink ^ Heather Bogan McKinney Jane-Marie Morrison Elizabeth Wyatt Rahl Elizabeth Johnson Weicht ^

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Class of 1985

Class of 1993

Class of 2003

Class of 2009

Cynthia Montanye Morrison Sherry Pudloski ^ Sara Kilbourne Reed ^

Jennifer Duff Krastel Robyn Wagner Shinnick Monica Williams Soth

Emily Bauer Lee Meghan Maguire Thon Emily Vitrano Waugh ^

Class of 1986

Class of 1994

Class of 2004

Kate Mills Jordan Oliver ^ Jessica Simermeyer Jordan Van Horn ^

Abigail Adams Brigstocke ^ Kirsten Bass Wilkins

Beth Douthirt Cohen Lacie Litz DeCosta Carin Kottraba Anne Bollinger McLain

Jenalee Coster Alison Daniels Melissa Elliott Bethany Fischer Mary Caitlin Gahan ^ Laura Mekulski Lilley Emily Pavesich Elizabeth Miller Schutz Sarah Tedesco Shannon Manocheh Tehan Lauren Fischer Wallace Carey Baxter Weisberg

Class of 1987 Kristin Schiminger Council Veronica Deza Kelly Roche McGovern Sally Brooks Niedenthal Lauren Brooks Rask Class of 1988 Stephanie Young Clayville Shanelle Cooper ^ Marce Fackler Hughes ^ Elizabeth Ames Lyons Eloise Quarles Colleen O’Shea Rayburn Class of 1989 Meg Kenney Aldridge Claudine Carozza Biddison Heather Smith Harvison Ivy Pivec Horan Erin Stewart Howland ^ Whitney Butler Longwell Michelle Gioioso Love ^ Karen McGinn Ritter Nancy Stafford Shipley ^ Amy Gelazela Valle Nicole Hoover Webster Class of 1990 Cynthia DeWaters Balog Tara Brickley ^ Mercedes Greene Alison Stewart Jackson ^ Class of 1991 Blandy Powell Becker ^ Kelly Connelly Monica Mucha Enoch Suzanne Fischer-Huettner Colleen Gorman

Class of 1995 Bridget Curry Bachman Meghan Doyle Finkel Michelle Kenney Pappas Kathleen Hanlon Sinclair ^ Class of 1996 Molly O’Conor Bell ^ Erin Brooks Hoyle ^ Errin Roby Class of 1997 Christine Abbott Patterson Class of 1999 Melissa Martin D’Adamo Christina Enoch Kemmerer Kathryn Handlir Matsuzaki Julia Schmitz ^ Sunni Houston Scott Melissa Miller Simulcik Kaitlin Radebaugh Southard Class of 2000 Jennifer Hanley Armstrong ^ Kathleen Killen Haffenreffer ^ Kelly Devlin Naber ^ Class of 2001 M. Mulligan Burns ^ Elizabeth Childs ^ Lauren Coleman Sheridan Costa Blair Boehm Dicriscio ^ Nicole Marino Herrmann Jessica Vitrano Randisi ^ Caroline Powell Smith ^

Class of 2010 Mary Colleen Cawley Grace Kolberg Nicole Puszcz McNamara Shannon Murphy Natalie Ridgely Caitlin Trainor Class of 2011 Sallie Breschi ^ Taylor Van Horn ^ Class of 2012

Class of 2005 Mary Rosenthal Dean Kaela Smeresky Iciek Elizabeth Jenkins Caroline Gruel Johnston Amanda Peters Lipscomb ^ Elizabeth Clawson Miller Amy Murphy Class of 2006 Elizabeth Nagle Brisson Shannon Carroll ^ Lynn Kennelly Fiery ^ Elizabeth Kolberg ^ Mary Kathleen Lavin Alexandra Elliott Vaughan Class of 2007 Elizabeth Anderson Stephanie Diegel Saravia Rebecca Winkler Class of 2008

Theresa Simermeyer Class of 2013 Caroline Smouse Class of 2014 Alexandra Feathers Gabrielle Lago Samantha Moriconi Elizabeth Piet Class of 2015 Katherine Dembeck Julia Noel Victoria Sill Class of 2016 Mikayla Ragsdale Class of 2017 Olivia Brigstocke Lillian Rothman

Margaret Gahan Elizabeth Boddiford Klein Kathleen Tewey Mahoney Jessica Miciche Bridget O’Brien Laura Renaud ^ Kathryn Thompson

Class of 2002 Class of 1992 Nicole Onorato Hewitt ^ Mary Kirby Raley ^

Laura Nolan Holden ^ Maureen Kowzan Blair Mersinger Pasalic

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

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Students Many thanks to all of our students who gave in various ways to the Annual Fund throughout the 2018-2019 school year.

A special thank you to: Margaret Burke ’19 Courtney Kelly ’19 ^ Sophia Rives ’20

Jaden Soriano ’21 Shannon Spilman ’21 Julia Soriano ’23

Parents Class of 2019 Meg Kenney Aldridge ’89 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. David Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bockstie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bonicker Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cerasoli ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chmiel Steve Churchman, Sr. ^ Stephen Delwiche Carole and Anibal Gonzalez ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hale Dr. Amy Hubbard and Mr. William Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kavanaugh III Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Knittle Mr. and Mrs. John Lange Dr. Winsome Leslie and Dr. Basil Morgan Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph McAleer ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pineo Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams Class of 2020 Dr. Chanusvadee Aparece Dr. Deborah Baker and Mr. Rolando de Guzman Mr. and Mrs. Troy Black Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Boggs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Brant Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Greg Burke Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Davidson Janet Dziennik ^ Richard Folio ^

Mr. and Mrs. John Heinlein Russell and Nicole Onorato Hewitt ’92 ^ Brian and Marce Fackler Hughes ’88 ^ Mr. and Mrs. E. Bernard Justis Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Kagel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knott Jody and Michelle Gioioso Love ’89 ^ Dr. and Mrs. Philip Magaletta Julie and Brooks Matthews ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Paszkiewicz Sheryl and Matthew Piron Dr. and Mrs. Marcelo Quezado ^ Diane and John Richard Colleen and Jeffrey Rives Mr. and Mrs. Chris Scholtes Dominick Valencia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weininger Class of 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Nasser Ali Joshua and Blandy Powell Becker ’91 ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Emory Mr. and Mrs. Carl Francioli ^ Dr. and Mrs. Mark Gloth Mr. and Mrs. Doug Heidrick Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lynch Dagmar Mayor Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pakula Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Jovie Soriano ^ Eric Spilman Kelly Spilman Thomas Wagner, Jr.

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Lower School Alumni Mark Baginski Carroll Bodie William Duffy, Sr. James Furst E. Gordon Grau Patrick Hanley, Sr. ^ T. James Hense, Jr.† Ralph Hilsher Thomas Ichniowski ^ Therese Frost Kohler

E. Lawrence McCloskey ^ Anthony Miller ^ Richard Pollard ^ George Schaffer David Sheehan Anthony Vitrano Joseph Vitrano ^ Thomas Vitrano Roger Waesche, Jr. ^ Bernardine Keelty Wyatt ^

Class of 2022

Class of 2023

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Baker Mr. and Mrs. John Caponiti Alexandra Clark and David Erb Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Daiker Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Fick Mr. and Mrs. Justin Gerbereux Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Infussi III Kevin and Alison Stewart Jackson ’90 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore King III Jody and Michelle Gioioso Love ’89 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Marson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Masterman Mr. and Mrs. William McNally Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Neill Michelle Porter-Ward and Michael Ward Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Raley Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Rigley Patricia Roberts-Rose and Eugene Rose Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Saneman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Savage Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sayan Andrew Schmugge and Adrienne Kubeluis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shaver Mr. and Mrs. C. Ryan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Wittstadt, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James Aloi Natasha Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Carl Francioli ^ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mannarino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peddicord III Mr. and Mrs. Elias Poe IV Mr. and Mrs. Jovie Soriano ^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trimble Dr. Victor Welzant and Dr. Julia Ritter Welzant Class of 2024 Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Alexander Thomas and Claudine Carozza Biddison ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Christian Kimberly Clemsen and Pablo Schenquerman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Suter, Sr. Class of 2025 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Marson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peddicord III Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Rigley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wickesser Mr. and Mrs. Domenico Zannino

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Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Abell Olivia Abell ‘21 Abigail Emory ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ackerman, Sr. Karen Ackerman ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arata, Jr. Jillanna Arata ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Armacost Cora Harris ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bartyczak Jillanna Arata ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Becker Holly Becker ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Bockstie Ellie Bockstie ‘15 Claire Bockstie ‘19 Sarah Becker ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonicker Alexandra Bonicker ‘19

Mr. and Mrs. Tony DeLucca Gianna DeLucca ’22

Elizabeth Infussi Cecelia Infussi ’22

Lynda Meade ^ Courtney Matthews ‘20

Linda Doerr Grace Dwan ‘20

Barbara Ipsaro ^ Elizabeth Nagle Brisson ‘06 Mary Eleanor McNamara ‘11 Anna Valletta ‘13

Margaret Medairy Kelly Mulford Atkins ’02 Kathryn Medairy Harris ’04

Judy Dreyer Nina Ferrer ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Emory Abigail Emory ‘21 Mary Esau Sophia Rives ‘20 Margaret Eskew LeeAnn Daiker ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fick, Jr. ^ Mackenzie Fick ’22 Riley Fick ’22 Carolyn Freitag Sophia Freitag ’20

Margaret Jackson Annabelle Jackson ’22 Donna Jacobsen ^ Jocelyn Jacobsen ‘20

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nasuta, Jr. Mason Pfautz ’20 Riley Pfautz ’22

Dr. and Mrs. Thienchai Jayasvasti Karenna Aparece ’20

Deborah O’Hara Kelly Zorbach ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. John Jeppi Anne Ragot ’12

Barbara O’Malley Clare O’Malley ’22

Patricia Shannon Jones ‘64 Shannon Spilman ‘21

Richard and Virginia Deinlein Onorato ’67 ^ Kenley Hewitt ‘20

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kagel Lyssa Kagel ‘20

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowes Peyton Bowes ‘22

Mary Agnes Gahan ^ Mary Caitlin Gahan ‘04 Shea Gahan ‘08 Keegan Gahan ‘14

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Karbonik Emma Lynch ’21 Caitlin Lynch ’23

Thomas Brady Chloe Brady ’23

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geiger Ava Lombardo ’22

Mr. and Mrs. John Kemmerer Allie Franklin ’22

George Chmiel Catherine Chmiel ‘19

Theresa Hagan Nadia Briddell ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Christhilf III Peyton Bromley ‘12 Darcy Bromley ‘18

W. Michael and Margaret Harrison Kenney ‘64 ^ Caroline Aldridge ‘19

Mr. and Mrs. Brien Haigley, Sr. Eleanor Haigley ‘19 Vanessa Haigley ‘22

Mr. and Mrs. Young Chung Emily Chung ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heidrick Molly Heidrick ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Commodari Alexandra Maki ‘18 Amanda Commodari ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Hector Cuellar Amanda O’Donovan ‘21 Jeffrey and Patricia Ratcliffe Davis ’74 Emma Radebaugh ’21 Joseph DeLorenzo Katarina DeLorenzo ’20

Charles Herget Shannon Spilman ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. William Heron Brenna Phelan ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holtzman Olivia George ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard, Jr. Kathryn Hubbard ‘19 Jean Hughes Kaitlyn Hughes ‘19

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Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan Grace Morgan ‘19

Sam† and Mary Ann LaLomia Madeline LaLomia ‘17 Grace LaLomia ‘20 Dr. and Mrs. Raye Litten III Sophia Rives ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore LoGrande ^ Kirsten LoGrande Beeson ‘08

Christine Osborne Margaret Burke ‘19 Caroline Burke ‘20 Holly Jean Burke ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pare Madeline Alexander ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Paszkiewicz Kaitlyn Paszkiewicz ‘18 Grace Paszkiewicz ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Luis Pena Ana Luisa Scholtes ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Piron Madeline Piron ‘20 Dolores Pomles Addisyn Belanger ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Porter Madison Ward ’22

Jane and William† Love, Sr. ^ Elizabeth Love ‘20 Abigail Love ‘22

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Radebaugh Emma Radebaugh ‘21

Philip Magaletta, Sr. Olivia Magaletta ‘20

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rice Lilly Dubnansky ’22

Maureen McCart ^ Emily Dates ‘20 Caitlin Dates ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ronald Lauren Ronald ’21

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ryerson Carly Ryerson ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. John Sachs Natalie Williams ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sadler Maura Neely ‘16 Colleen Neely ‘18 Francis Sauer Mackenzie King ’23

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Vitrano Jessica Vitrano Randisi ‘01 Emily Vitrano Waugh ‘03 Meredith Vitrano Snyder ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wajer Arabella Tiskiewic ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waldych Lauren Ronald ‘21 Eileen Walker Anna Markulis ’19

Mary Ann Shaw ^ Mary Caitlin Gahan ‘04 Margaret Gahan ‘08 Keegan Gahan ‘14

Thomas Ward and Patricia McDonald-Ward Madison Ward ’22

Mr. and Mrs. David Sheehan Molly DiBiagio ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weininger Megan Weininger ‘20

Jan Sierakowski Lyssa Kagel ‘20

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas West Emelia Crown ‘24

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sleeper Emily Marson ’22 Bella Marson ’25

Ann Wheeler Catherine Chmiel ‘19

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilhelm The Hon. and Mrs. James Smith, Jr. Amanda O’Donovan ‘21 Sara McAleer ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wittenbach Hannah McAleer ‘16 Amelia Derr ’22 Molly McAleer ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spilman Shannon Spilman ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Artheme St. Martin, Jr. Kendall Barnes ‘23 Virginia Stalter Margaret Stalter ‘20 Donna Stofberg Christina Beltran ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. William Upperman Vera Pommett ’17 Ella Pommett ’19

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Alumnae Parents Geraldine Abbott ^ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aroh Michael Bandell Mr. and Mrs. Miles Baxter Amy and David Belz ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Bidinger Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bleach ^ Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bockstie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boehm, Jr. ^ Kathleen Bonsall and Bruce Grau J. Peter Brach Jr. ^ Richard and Abigail Adams Brigstocke ’86 ^ June Weller Brooks ’59 ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Brown ^ Mr. and Mrs. James Burtis III Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Butler ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cain, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Canning Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cawley Dr. Zuzana Chamrova and Dr. Frank Kolodgie ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Christhilf III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clawson William and Joan Ryan Clements ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colburn Mary Teresa Smith Cook ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coutts ^ The Honorable and Mrs. Lawrence Daniels Dr. Tyra DeCarlo and Dr. Mark Kelly ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dembeck ^ Winifred DeWaters Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunworth ^ Janet Dziennik ^ Paul and Carol Scott Eberhardt ’74 Richard and Donna Halenar Emory ’61 Margaret Fairer Michael and Kimberly Haus Federico ’78 Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald Thomas and Suzanne Dengler Flahive ’75 ^ Richard Folio ^ Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagliardi ^ Mary Agnes Gahan ^ Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Gaspari ^ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Glinka Susie Guzzo Good ’57 ^

Brian and Frances Gregory Gregory ’78 John Grice ^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunther III Jessy and Mrs. John Halaby ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Handlir Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley Sr. LS ’63 ^ Mr. and Mrs. E. Philip Hanlon Charles Herget Mr. and Mrs. Craig Horner ^ Barbara Ipsaro ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen James Rose Mary Janicki Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. John Jeppi Mary-Lynn Jeppi ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Albert and Mary Terese Knott Kelly ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kennelly ^ W. Michael and Margaret Harrison Kenney ’64 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kenny ^ Mary Lochboehler Kilbourne ’57 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Norval King III Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Kolberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kujawa Mrs. Agnes Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lago Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lange ^ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lavin ^ Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence LeNoir B.J. Litz Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lowe Marlene and Michael Maguire ^ Mr. Joseph Martin and Ms. Lisa Troia Martin ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Matera ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph McAleer ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAllister Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy, Jr. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCormick Joseph and Mary Burns McCurdy ’59 Eleanor McGinn Stephanie McKew Mr. J. Michael and Dr. Judith Vanni McLaughlin ’64 Thomas and Margaret Bagli McNamara ’80 Kathryn McNeal ^ Mary Lucrece McNeal Duston and Dolly Wells Mersinger ’67 ^ (continues) ANNUAL REPORT / 33

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Miller LS ’71 ^ Regina Miller ^ Anthony and Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ’79 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monteleone Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moore Mr. and Mrs. James Moriconi Stephen and Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 ^ Cynthia Montanye Morrison ’85 Bernadette Moyer and Brian Sahm Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy ^ John and Elizabeth Bagli Nagle ’72 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Narango Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nasuta, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Noel III Mr. and Mrs. John Novotny Herbert and Kathi Malon O’Conor ’68 Deborah O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. James O’Meara Dr. Karen O’Neil Richard and Virginia Deinlein Onorato ’67 ^ Pamela Pacheco Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Paszkiewicz Mary Otenasek Petr Miles ’63 ^ Marianne and Thomas Pfeffer, Jr. ^ Ellen and Gregory Pierce ^ Bruce and Marcella Missar Pyke ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Ragsdale Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rampolla Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent Rayburn ^ Perry Mahoney Rossi ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanford ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. David Schroeder ^ Debbie Shaw ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheckells Mr. and Mrs. David Sheehan Dr. and Mrs. David Sill Mr. and Mrs. Steven Siperko Virginia Stalter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan ^ Mr. and Mrs. S. Ross Taylor Suzanna Thieblot David and Catherine Volpitta Tiralla ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Uhlfelder Mr. and Mrs. John Van Horn ^ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitrano LS ’72 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Justin Vitrano James and Joan Frederick Voshell ’74 ^ Thomas Wagner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wajer Mary Jean Kretschmer Walker ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiglesworth Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wittenbach 34 / MESSENGER

Faculty & Staff Heather Andrew ^ Amy Barnett Catherine Beach Michael Bliss Brian Boston ^ Michael Brown, Sr. ^ Betty Coyle ^ Kristin DeVan Colin Devlin Blair Boehm Dicriscio ’01 ^ Kim Dubansky Lindsey Duerr Robin Duffy ^ Christine Engbert Richard Englar Susan Ferrer Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 ^ Courtney Fitzgibbon ^ Tracey Ford ^ Tricia Giuffrida ^ Carole Gonzalez ^ Nataliya Goodman ^ Monica Graham ^ Jeanie Grant ^ Amanda Greene Katherine Hale David Hale Heather Harlan Warnack ^ Quinton Harris ^ Marce Fackler Hughes ’88 ^ Andrea Jacobs ^ George Kapusinski Catherine Vitrano Kellermann ’73 ^ Lindsay Kinkead Michele Valle Kogler ^ Kimmel Kozak ^ Jennifer Krueger Julie Lanahan John Lavasseur Barbara Lipsky ^ Mary Lowe ^ Mark Lund ^ Marlene Maguire ^ Ellen Manuel-Smith ^ Julie Matthews ^ Rachel Mays Nicole Puszcz McNamara ’10 Nicole Mento Alexander Miller

Terri Moeser ^ Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 ^ Elizabeth Bagli Nagle ’72 ^ Jennifer Nicholas ^ Dr. Karen O’Neil Marianne Pfeffer ^ Sheryl Piron Katherine Plants Julia Ramos Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01 ^ Sarah Read ^ Diane Richard Colleen Shine Rives Theresa Rodgers David Schroeder ^ Kalea Selmon Debbie Shaw ^ Dr. Victor Shin ^ Gracie Smith ^ Randal Smith ^ Dr. Glenda Snavely ^ Maggie Sprinkle ^ Carmen Sund Amy Swam Mary Pat Tilghman ^ Catherine Volpitta Tiralla ’80 Emily Vitrano Waugh ’03 ^ Donna Weber Kathleen Wilder ^ Kate Wyvill

Friends Archdiocese of Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dubansky Michael Gallerizzo ^ Gary Gill Olive Long ^ Bridget Maginn Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND ^ Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Preis ^ Saint Mark Roman Catholic Church Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Ohio Province Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor ^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toohey Eileen Toohey Marianne Weis ^ Timothy Young

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Foundations & Corporations Baltimore Community Foundation Bank of America Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Carmen and Victoria Deyesu Family Foundation Children’s Scholarship Fund Baltimore Constellation Energy Group Exelon Foundation GB Charities, Inc. Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Herget Foundation Lockheed Martin New York Life Foundation Northrop Grumman Foundation

PayPal, Inc. PNC Foundation REVAL Foundation Inc. Shamrock Masonry & Landscape Constuction, L.L.C. Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving ^ The Charles D. & Mary A. Bauer Family Foundation Theresa F. Truschel Charitable Foundation The Thomas B. & Elizabeth M. Sheridan Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Wiley Rein LLP WPW Foundation

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Tribute & Memorial Gifts In Honor of Class of 1989 Reunion Heather Smith Harvison ’89

Barbara and Kent Rayburn George Rayburn

Class of 2009 Jordan Oliver ’09

Barbara Rayburn John and Linda Rayburn Riina Jennifer Wickwire

Colin Devlin Laura Renaud ’08 Harriet Douthirt Dr. Beth Douthirt Cohen ’94 Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Elizabeth Lerch Visconage ’74

Diane Caslow Unruh ’66 H. Kirk Unruh Steven Willats Harold and Monica MancusiUngaro

Mary Kate Gagliardi ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagliardi Mary Agnes Gahan Mary Lee Wist

In Memory of

Sherrie Hoffman ’72 Garry Marley

Dee Missar Bergstrom ’64 Bruce and Marcella Missar Pyke ’74

Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Marion Connolly ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kennelly Marci Prosser Reihart ’73

Marion Reyer Bodie ’63 Carroll Bodie LS ’59

Maryvale Advancement Team Tracey and Tom Ford Maryvale Faculty and Staff Betty Coyle

Abigail Boehm ’98 Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ebert Margaret Byrnes ’69 Deborah Byrnes File

William J. McCarthy Carroll Bodie LS ’59

Tyler Fick ’99 Melissa Martin D’Adamo ’99 Kaitlin Radebaugh Southard ’99

Patricia A. McCloskey ’73 Mary Kate Ratcliffe ’73

John Frost Shirley Hollander

Jennifer Nicholas Betty Coyle

Moira Frost Mr. and Mrs. William Cox Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis Maureen Gorman Shirley Hollander Mr. and Mrs. Richard Little Sally Wallick WMS Partners

Christine Osborne Margaret Burke ’19 Sherry Pudloski ’85 Anna Grimes and Thomas Noser

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Edward Gahan Mr. and Mrs. Herman Anschuetz Atlas Marble and Tile Angela Bands Anne Blum Joan Bozel Mr. and Mrs. David Brand Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burden Mr. and Mrs. Michael Canning Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Cohen Corona Marble & Tile, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coyle Mary Craig Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott M. Cara Erskine Norma Ferguson Constance Fick Mr. and Mrs. Casey Gahan Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Geraghty Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding Goetze, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Gorman Elin Gursky James Howard Barbara Ipsaro Rose Mary Janicki Theodore Julio Kevin Kavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William Klima Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kozojet Mary Elizabeth Law Patricia Leith-Tetrault Mr. and Mrs. David Liberman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Liebert, Sr. Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Mary Mangione Janice Mason James Matters Mary McCormick Robert McCulley Eleanor McGinn Mr. and Mrs. F. David McNamara III Margaret Medairy F. Alan Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller Sandra Mislang Patricia Morgan Nancy Mullin

Donna Norton Helen Otell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phipps Richard Pollard ’61 Mr. and Mrs. William Powel III Daniel Proctor Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Radebaugh Margaret Riehl† Mary Stuart Rodgers Grace Schirmer Mary Ann Shaw Sally Shaw Anne Shelton Mr. and Mrs. William Spivey Nancy Stallard Donna Stofberg Jill Tapscott Mr. and Mrs. John Tapscott Joan Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Trott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Vaeth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Eric Vaeth Ellen Voelkel Stephen and Marty Voelkel-Hanssen ’75 Mildred Vogel Annalee Wells Mr. and Mrs. James Whelan III Mr. and Mrs. Andre Wilkie Mary Lee Wist Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wittelsberger Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Zeller Mary Zorzi Meaghan Gahan ’89 Thomas and Claudine Carozza Biddison ’89 Mary Agnes Gahan Nancy Stafford Shipley ’89 Nicole Hoover Webster ’89 Taffy Gerding Mary Agnes Gahan John Graziano Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Dorothy Halkousis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Adams Lee-Ann Humenik Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Moore Laura Rojas Michelle Sharum Stella Hazard Mary Teresa Smith Cook ’69 Felica Ichniowski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ichniowski LS ’66

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

William Kirbin Mary Agnes Gahan Peggy Knox Mary Agnes Gahan Ann Harrison Lafferty ’72 Kathryn Harrison Offutt ‘79 George Litz B.J. Litz Pat Lynch Mary Agnes Gahan The mother of Rachel Marshall Mary Agnes Gahan Jeffrey David Mayor Dagmar Mayor Anne McCloskey Helena Martin ’64 Severna Park High School Counseling Center Trish Miller Marlene and Michael Maguire John Mitchell Mary Agnes Gahan Betty Mueller Mary Agnes Gahan Becky Powell Mary Agnes Gahan Anne Rayburn ’87 Eric and Colleen O’Shea Rayburn ’88 George Rayburn Joe Stallard Mary Agnes Gahan Amanda Starz ’10 J. McDonald Kennedy Kathryn Walker Mary Agnes Gahan Sarah Winkler ’02 Blair Mersinger Pasalic ’02 Paul Wist Mary Agnes Gahan Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kozojet

Endowment Gifts Abby Boehm ’98 Merit Award Fund Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boehm, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Compton Vincent and Blair Boehm Dicriscio ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ebert Nicole Marino Herrmann ’01 Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Harold and Monica Mancusi-Ungaro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McInerney Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Verzella Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Willats Mr. and Mrs. Steven Willats Mary Catherine Bunting ’55 Scholarship Endowment Mary Catherine Bunting ’55 Castle Preservation Fund Meg Kenney Aldridge ’89 David and Bonnie Caslow Allan ’68 Kathy Murphy Blue ’83 T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. The Chew Family Fund Baltimore Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chew Tyler P. Fick ’99 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Compton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fick, Jr. Christina Enoch Kemmerer ’99 Kathryn Handlir Matsuzaki ’99 Anna Grimes and Thomas Noser Sunni Houston Scott ’99 Moira A. and John K. Frost Faculty Recognition Award Fund Mr. and Mrs. William Cox Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis Maureen Gorman Shirley Hollander Therese Frost Kohler LS ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Little Moira Frost Tamburello ’69 Sally Wallick WMS Partners Meaghan P. Gahan ’89 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Herman Anschuetz Atlas Marble and Tile Angela Bands Anne Blum Joan Bozel Mr. and Mrs. David Brand Joseph Brant Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burden

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Canning Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Cohen Corona Marble & Tile, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coyle Mary Craig Pamela Dick Custer ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott M. Cara Erskine Norma Ferguson Constance Fick Mr. and Mrs. Casey Gahan Margaret Shea Gahan ’08 Mary Agnes Gahan Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Geraghty Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding Goetze, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Gorman Elin Gursky James Howard Barbara Ipsaro Rose Mary Janicki Theodore Julio Kevin Kavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kelbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William Klima Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kozojet Mary Elizabeth Law Patricia Leith-Tetrault Mr. and Mrs. David Liberman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Liebert, Sr. Anne Lucido Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Mary Mangione Janice Mason James Matters Mary McCormick Robert McCulley Eleanor McGinn Mr. and Mrs. F. David McNamara III Margaret Medairy F. Alan Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller Sandra Mislang Patricia Morgan Nancy Mullin Donna Norton Helen Otell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phipps Richard Pollard LS ’61 Mr. and Mrs. William Powel III Daniel Proctor Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Radebaugh Margaret Riehl † Karen McGinn Ritter ’89 Mary Stuart Rodgers

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Grace Schirmer Mary Ann Shaw Sally Shaw Anne Shelton Nancy Stafford Shipley ’89 Mr. and Mrs. William Spivey Nancy Stallard Donna Stofberg Jill Tapscott Mr. and Mrs. John Tapscott Joan Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Trott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Vaeth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Eric Vaeth Amy Gelazela Valle ’89 Ellen Voelkel Stephen and Marty Voelkel-Hanssen ’75 Mildred Vogel Annalee Wells Mr. and Mrs. James Whelan III Mr. and Mrs. Andre Wilkie Mary Lee Wist Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wittelsberger Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Zeller Mary Zorzi GROW Grant Anonymous Gregory and Jennifer Hanley Armstrong ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley Sr. LS ’63 Wiley Rein LLP The Halaby Family First Generation Success Endowment Fund Jessy and John Halaby T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Harrison Family Merit Award Fund W. Michael and Margaret Harrison Kenney ’64 Katie’s Fund Patricia M.C. Brown ’78 Robin Duffy Michael and Kimberly Haus Federico ’78 Brian and Fran Gregory Gregory ’78 Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND George G. Litz Memorial Lacrosse Scholarship Award Fund Lacie Litz DeCosta ’94 B.J. Litz Carol Malone Excellence in Teaching Endowment Elizabeth Anderson ’07 Kathleen Birrane ’77 M. Mulligan Burns ’01 Bethany Fischer ’04 Maryvale Endowment Fund Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Mark and Catherine Vitrano Kellermann ’73 Anthony and Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ’79 Kimberly Erica May ’87 Spirit Award Fund Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Erinn McCarthy ’10 Maryvale Fathers’ Club Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benyo Carroll Bodie LS ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagliardi

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Kolberg Grace Kolberg ’10 Marie McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy Anne McCloskey Scholar Athlete Fund Maryvale Sports Boosters E. Lawrence McCloskey LS ’65 Patricia McCloskey ’73 Severna Park High School Counseling Center Anne E. Rayburn ’87 Endowment Fund G. Richard Dent and Tricia Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent Rayburn C. Scott Rayburn Eric and Colleen O’Shea Rayburn ’88 George Rayburn John and Linda Rayburn Riina Jennifer Wickwire Anne McDermott Smith Endowment Fund Laura E.W. Nolan Holden ’02 Sister Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Endowment Fund Dr. Beth Douthirt Cohen ’94 Marion Connolly ’68 Monica Graham Mr. and Mrs. John Jeppi Caroline Gruel Johnston ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kennelly Marlene and Michael Maguire Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Elizabeth Piet ’14

Trinity Society The Trinity Society of Maryvale honors alumnae/alumni, parents, grandparents and friends who have included Maryvale in their estate plans. Established as Maryvale Trinity College Preparatory School in 1945, the Trinity Society captures the history and spirit of giving a priceless investment in the future of the school.

Bonnie Caslow Allan ’68 Kathleen Bitzel Bennett ’57 Kathy Murphy Blue ’83 Mary Castagna Carrillo ’58 Cindy Davis ’82 Tracey H. Ford Mary Agnes Gahan Susie Guzzo Good ’57 Mercedes Greene ’90 Frances Flannery Gunshol ’65 Elizabeth A. Hart ’81 Bette Jean Braden Heins ’61 Laura E. W. Nolan Holden ’02 Henry and Tracy Bagli Hooper ’73 Mark and Catherine Vitrano Kellermann ’73

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Dr. and Mrs. W. Michael Kenney and Family Mary Lochboehler Kilbourne ’57 Heather Klink ’84 Mary Jo Lancaster † Jane Bracken Mace ’65 Bridget Maginn Kim Goldsmith McCain ’71 Mary McGeady ’77 Patricia J. Mitchell ’65 Mitchell-Huether Family Pamela Hennegan Moore ’58 Stephen and Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 Libby Bagli Nagle ’72 Mary Ann Bauer O’Connell ’55 † Catherine Cochran Peddy ’62

Marci Prosser Reihart ’73 Mary Scott ’69 Dominick M. Valencia, Jr. Elizabeth Lerch Visconage ’74 Elizabeth Wells ’70

Are you interested in leaving a legacy at Maryvale? Please contact Libby Bagli Nagle ’72, director of gift planning, at 410.308.8525 or naglel@maryvale.com.

^M ember of Maryvale Loyalty Society (five or more years of giving) † Deceased

Gifts in Kind The Alcaraz Family William Armstrong Baltimore Coffee & Tea Co. Kelly-Anne Bonsack Susan Brown ’71 Kelly Connelly ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coutts Colin Devlin Dr. and Mrs. Mark Gloth Mary Kate Lavin ’06 The McFaul Family Stephen and Karen Geckle Moritz ‘81

Carol Kerney Peal ’71 Ian Raistrick Ropewalk Ocean City Tim Shaffrey Shamrock Masonry and Landscape Construction LLC Steve and Robyn Wagner Shinnick ’93 THB Bagels & Deli of Timonium Alexandra Elliott Vaughan ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wickesser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiglesworth

Maryvale Bull and Oyster Roast Sponsors and Advertisers Aurora Paving Bollinger Roofing The Brady Family The Brigstocke Family The Buchanan Family CF Interiors D’Anna Printing Fick Brothers Roofing and Exterior Remodeling Co. Fidelity Engineering

Gaudreau Inc. Hart Industries The Hewitt Family HMS Insurance The Lynch Family The McFaul Family The McGarvey Family M&T Bank The Nelson Co. (Jack Williams) SC&H Group

Maryvale Golf Classic Sponsors Apple Ford Lincoln Bill Armstrong Blakefield Development LLC The Boddiford-Koras Group at Morgan Stanley Calvert Hall College High School The Cavanaugh Family The Cerasoli Family The Columbia Bank Concrete Protection & Restoration The Family of Gianna DeLucca ‘22 Fick Bros. Roofing & Exterior Remodeling Co. First National Bank Freestate Electrical Companies Glen Arm Building Co. LLC

Erik Halvorsen Kelly Benefit Strategies David Klein Klein’s ShopRite of Maryland McCormick & Co., Inc. Mid-Atlantic Electrical Contracting Jack Nelson The Nelson Co. (Jack Williams) The Pfeffer Family PNC Sure Power, Inc. TaylorMade Tito’s Handmade Vodka Marty Voelkel-Hanssen ‘75 Ward-Boland Assoc.

Maryvale Lion’s Charge 5k &1-Mile Dash Sponsors Class of 2006: Margaret Johnson Adams Elizabeth Nagle Brisson Rachel Golglia Brocious Shannon Carroll Samantha Easter Lynn Kennelly Fiery Jade Walden Hughes Tina Mullet Kirkpatrick Brenna McKew LaRose Mary Kate Lavin Cailyn Lawler Nicole Carlson Maffei Ashly Oehrl Lindsay Lotman Parsons Kelly Ross Rachael Hartman Serra Kate Quick Spada Carrie Stasik Alexandra Elliott Vaughan Paige Ibello Venker Ashley Manocheh Votta Caitlin White CMP, LLC Industrial Refrigeration Service, Inc. Jack’s Small Engines Carol Towsend Jones ’80 Kittredge Properties Miller Refrigeration Wine Merchant

All gifts listed in this report include those received between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

The Advancement Office staff has made every effort to ensure the information in this report is accurate and complete. However, sometimes errors do occur, and for this we apologize in advance. If you contributed to Maryvale during the 2018-2019 fiscal year, and you find that your name has been omitted or listed under an incorrect heading, please advise us by calling 410.308.8560.

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Marriages, Births, Condolences CONDOLENCES

MARRIAGES

Susie Guzzo Good ’57 on the death of her husband, father of Alexandra Good Faust ’90 Suzan Johnson Ryan ’60 on the death of her sister, Felicia Johnson Parker ’61 Patricia Fusting LS ’65, Deborah Fusting Lynn LS ’70 and Tom Fusting LS on the death of their father, grandfather of Diana Lynn ’10 and Meredith Lynn ’12 Ann Hense Stucker ’64 on the death of her brother, T. James Hense LS ’58 Frances Flannery Gunshol ’65 on the death of her husband Margaret Rudigier Hart ’65 on the death of her husband Catherine Hanna Pugh ’65 on the death of her husband Family of Terrence Cashen LS ’66 Ida Miglioretti Beach ‘68 on the death of her husband Kathy Smith Burkey ‘68 on the death of her husband Alice Evans ‘69 on the death of her father Moira Frost Tamburello ‘69, Roseanne Frost ‘70, Noreen Frost ’71 and Therese Frost Kohler LS ’71 on the death of their mother Carla Hazard Tomaszweski ’69 on the death of their mother, grandmother of Brenda Hazard Corral ’92, Ruth Hazard Kashnow ’95 and Sarah Hazard Molk ’98 Charles Feihe LS ’65 and John Feihe LS ’67 on the death of their mother Joanne Bracken ’70 and Peggy Bracken Porter ’74 on the death of their brother Blaise Cashen ’81, Brian Cashen LS ’70, Timothy Cashen LS ’70, Sean Cashen LS ’73 and Stacey Cashen LS on the death of their brother, Terrance Cashen LS ‘66 Elizabeth Brennan Tilove ’70, Susan Brennan Truesdell ’74 and John Brennan LS on the death of their sister, Margaret Brennan Muse ’68 Kathleen Gaudreau Boehl ’71 on the death of her mother Kitty Barnes Tapp ’71 on the death of her sister, Barbara Barnes Hatch ’67 Anne Cadigan Brown ’72 on the death of her brother, uncle of Nan Brown Gaudet ’04 and Cece Brown ’08 Kathleen Geipe ’72 on the death of her father Anne Vahey Miller ’72, Mary Dolan Miller LS ’69, Ellen Miller LS ’70 and Sally Miller LS ’71 on the death of their mother Patricia Beigel ’71, Mary Lou Beigel ’75 and George Biegel LS ’72 on the death of their sister, Catherine Beigel Hoos ’68 Terri DiPasquale Nissen ’72 on the death of her mother Suzanne Smith Nolan ’72 on the death of her mother, grandmother of Kathleen Nolan Bryden ’00 and Laura Nolan Holden ’02 Kathy Emche Levinson ’73 on the death of her husband Joan Frederick Voshell ’74 on the death of her sister Joan Frederick Voshell ’74 on the death of her father, grandfather of Emily Voshell ’02 Family of Mary Ellen Paturzo Voorhees ’74 Susan Flanigan ’76 on the death of her son Patricia D’Alesandro Aburn ’78 on the death of her father Penny Gunn Barham ’78 and Anne Gunn Tejera ’83 on the death of their brother Sylvia Halkousis Coyle ’78 and Anna Maria Halkousis Eades ’80 on the death of their mother Doreen Della-Rocca Ercolano ’82 on the death of her mother Laura Glauber Wills ’85 and Mary Glauber Szkalak ’83 on the death of their father Christine Kuhne Leary ’96 on the death of her father Ashley North Pearce ’99 on the death of her father Anne Wharam Thomas ’99 on the death of her father Sunni Houston Scott ’99 on the death of her grandfather Mary Caitlin Gahan ’04, Margaret Shea Gahan ’08 and Keegan Gahan ’14 on the death of their grandfather Alexandra Fruin ’07 on the death of her brother Madeline LaLomia ’17 and Grace LaLomia ’20 on the death of their grandfather Madeline Guidera ’20 on the death of her grandmother Liza Love ’20 and Abigail Love ’22 on the death of their grandfather Haley Philips ’21 and Sarah Philips ’25 on the death of their grandmother Arabella Tiskiewic ’21 on the death of her mother, sister of Laura Wajer Berger ’78

Morgan Davis ’07 to Charlie Bond Melissa Cascio ’10 to Alex Grzybowski Mary Colleen Cawley ‘10 to Stephen Bryan Gabrielle Kozera ‘10 to Josh Mervin Alexa Saunders ’11 to Albert Hewitt Paige Pacheco ’13 to Wesley Wiser

Family of Eileen Twynham Family of Margaret Riehl Family of Paul Wist 40 / MESSENGER

BIRTHS Julian Scott Morgan to Emily Heinlein LS ’96, grandmother Mary Scott ‘69 Ramona Jane to Amy Williams Rivlin ‘99 Tinsley to Sunni Houston Scott ’99 Brooks Michael to Laura Rosenthal Cox ‘07 Jaxon James to Blair Boehm Dicriscio ‘01 Enes Elliott Wells to Blair Mersinger Pasalic ‘02 Ryan Michael to Jessica Coleman Higgins ‘03 Lillianna Elizabeth to Chloe Etzler Payne ‘03 Hugo Foster to Nan Brown Gaudet ‘04 Max to Erin Linnan ’04 Addison Ann to Jennifer Prentice Dodson ‘05 Charlotte to Meaghan Flerlage Sponseller ‘06 Nolan Lloyd to Samantha Voelker Paetow ‘07 Maren Rose to Emily Brooks Hunter ’08

† Deceased

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