Maryvale Messenger: Winter 2018-19 & FY18 Annual Report

MESSENGER

WINTER 2018-19

What’s Inside:

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Meet Maryvale’s New Trustees Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees Scene & Heard Annual Report

IN THIS ISSUE

Message from the President

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Message from the Board Chair

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New Trustees

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The Leadership Institute Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees Message from the Assistant Head of School for Advancement Annual Report

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All gifts listed in this report include those received between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.

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 2017-2018 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.

Student art credits:

(inside front cover, top) watercolor by Ally Bonicker ’19; (bottom row, left to right) digital photograph by Cailie Zeidler ’20, painting by Kamiah Jones ’24, pen and colored pencil by Courtney Savage ’22, digital photograph by Abby Pue ’19; (this page, above) digital photograph by Katie Lange ’19

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Message from the President

EDITOR / ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL FOR ADVANCEMENT

Heather Harlan Warnack EDITORIAL STAFF

Cathy Vitrano Kellermann ’73 Director of Alumnae and Parent Relations Michele V. Kogler Director of Annual and Reunion Giving

Dear Friends, Because of Maryvale, miracles — small and great — continue to happen, as they have since the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur opened their school in the Castle of the Wickes’ former estate, in 1945.

Since then, generations of talented, confident and caring young women emerged from this campus, determined and confident in their ability to lead in their community and beyond.

Long before the current movements in support of advancement and equity for women, Maryvale graduates have been leading in business, health sciences, philanthropy and education. Perhaps no one better exemplified this than Sr. Catherine Phelps, SND, class of 1949 and trustee of Maryvale. At the time of her sudden death in June, Sr. Catherine remained at the helm of Trinity School, guiding it with a firm hand and huge heart, as she had done for 47 years.

Sr. Catherine often referred to the Hallmarks of the SNDs as a living guide for the way she led her school and her life. Today, at Maryvale, in a time that is increasingly challenging to navigate, we turn to the Hallmarks to ground us — and uplift us — in our daily work of educating young women for life.

I believe our adherence to the Hallmarks is one of the reasons we are experiencing unprecedented success at Maryvale. We opened the 2018-19 school year at capacity enrollment. Our Leadership Institute infuses leadership lessons in a defined curriculum for all students, grades six through 12. The confidence gained is paying off in numerous ways.

During the 2017-18 school year, Maryvale’s Mock Trial Team advanced to the championship, eliminating competitor female, coed and male schools. Our students in the highly competitive Architecture, Construction and Engineering Mentoring Program swept the year, and scholarships, earning statewide recognition for their work on a proposed development concept for Towson Row. On Nov. 14, we celebrated as six members of the Class of 2019 signed National Letters of Intent to play Division I athletics at Arizona State University, Boston College, Boston University, UMBC, the University of Maryland and the University of Richmond. These seniors will soon be among our recent alumnae studying at highly competitive universities including Georgetown University, the University of Chicago, the University of Notre Dame, Villanova University and the United States Naval Academy.

Just a few weeks ago, “Seussical” played to standing-room-only audiences at three performances. More than 80 singers and dancers, in grades six through 12, filled the theater with music, dance and high energy. And, students were just as active behind the scenes, utilizing the opportunities offered in this state-of-the-art venue.

Yet, the truly miraculous moments do not always command a big stage. They remain, as they have since our founding, at our core. Deserving young women, whose families could not afford full tuition, are supported by scholarships and gifts from generous donors who believe in the power of education.

Technology initiatives, funded by donors interested in providing girls with hands-on experience, open up new worlds of robots, drones and innovation. Science labs are upgraded so that every girl, beginning in our sixth grade, participates in labs, sparking interest in STEM careers. And, education does not take place only on campus. As we help shape global citizens, our girls build houses through Habitat for Humanity; as part of the Memory Project, they create portraits for children in third world countries; and, they hold to the Maryvale Way, grounding them in respect, dignity and inclusivity.

None of this would be possible without philanthropy. The miracle of your gifts advances our mission.

This past year saw a dramatic increase in giving to the school, bolstered by a resurgence in alumnae involvement and donations. Thank you to every person listed in our Annual Report. You have truly made a difference at Maryvale. You help make miracles happen every day.

Very Gratefully, Tracey H. Ford President

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Nikki Puszcz McNamara ’10 Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 Director of Special Events Libby Bagli Nagle ’72 Director of Gift Planning Marianne Pfeffer Director of Special Gifts Colleen Shine Rives Assistant Director of Advancement Services DESIGN

Nick Foudos nfgd, Marketing Communications Design PHOTOGRAPHY

F. Paul Galeone Photographers Inc. Nikki Puszcz McNamara ’10 Vince Lupo Heather Harlan Warnack COVER PHOTO

Nikki Puszcz McNamara ’10 LEADERSHIP TEAM

Tracey H. Ford President Michael A. Brown, Sr. Director of Diversity and Community Engagement/Leadership Institute Faculty Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Director of the Maryvale Leadership Institute Monica Graham Director of College Counseling 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/Performing Arts Department Chair Theresa Rodgers Assistant Head of School for Business Operations/CFO Kalea Selmon Director of Diversity and Inclusion/School Counselor Dr. Victor Shin Upper School Head/Assistant Head of School Gracie Smith Director of Research and Curriculum Planning/Leadership Institute Faculty Mary Pat Tilghman Campus Minister/Theology Department Chair Heather Harlan Warnack Assistant Head of School for Advancement

Maryvale has given generations of women the foundation needed to

learn, lead and succeed in the classroom, in college and in career.

Help Maryvale stay true to its faith-based mission of educating young women for life. Invest in the leaders of tomorrow by making a gift to the Annual Fund today.

www.maryvale.com/giving

2018-2019 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ‘72 Chair, Maryvale Board of Trustees Consultant Gregory P. Armstrong Partner Armstrong Dixon Advisor Group Kathleen A. Birrane, Esq. ‘77 Of Counsel DLA Piper Richard M. Brigstocke Director, Tenant Coordination The Bozzuto Group Scott Cerasoli President C.T. Customs LLC

Message from the Board Chair Dear Maryvale Families, As an alumna who loves the school, I am thrilled to serve as Maryvale’s Board Chair. Since assuming this role on July 1, I have spent a lot of time on campus listening and learning — building on my work as a long-serving trustee. I am incredibly proud of what I observe each week: a hard-working, nimble Leadership Team with innovative ideas; a committed staff with an unmatched dedication to the institution; talented teachers who go the extra mile for their students; and joyful girls who are learning, leading and succeeding in every way.

Paul J. Chew, CFA Chief Investment Officer Brown Advisory Anthony I. Day President Loyola Blakefield Sr. Rosemary Donohue, SNDdeN Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Representative Tracey H. Ford President Maryvale Preparatory School Mercedes P. Greene ‘90 Facilities Project Manager USAF Pentagon John S. Halaby, Sr. Head of Financial Institutions Group T. Rowe Price

These wonderful people are the reason why Maryvale has experienced so much success during the past several years. In case you haven’t heard, Maryvale is on the move in every way. Interest in the school has skyrocketed. Enrollment has peeked — leading us to max capacity. Fundraising has soared. And, student outcomes have turned heads as well as captured headlines.

Nicole R. Onorato Hewitt, Esq. ‘92 Managing Member HWK Law Group LLC

While the Maryvale of today may look a little more modern than the Maryvale I remember as a teenager, it still feels the same. The school remains committed to its faith identity and its affiliation with the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, who founded Maryvale in 1945.

Multiple opportunities for prayer are offered daily. Liturgies take place regularly. And, service projects abound.

Sr. Edithann C. Kane, SNDdeN Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Representative

Perhaps what is most important, though, is the community’s commitment to what we call the Maryvale Way — a focus on respect, dignity and inclusivity. These important tenets reflect the Hallmarks of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur that were instilled in each alumna/ alumnus during our time here. The Maryvale Way is apparent in how kindly the girls treat one other, how respectfully they speak to teachers and how hard the Leadership Team works to make each member of the Maryvale community feel that she or he belongs every day.

If you haven’t been back to campus recently, come see for yourself how we are educating young women for life — transforming today’s learners into tomorrow’s leaders. There are many ways to get involved at Maryvale from our Leadership Institute and Alumnae Association to our Parents’ Association and Sports Boosters.

I hope to see you at Maryvale soon.

Sincerely, Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ’72 Chair Board of Trustees

Laura E. Nolan Holden ‘02 Director Financo LLC

Stephen Kearney Principal KO Public Affairs Elizabeth Boddiford Klein ‘08 Financial Advisor Boddiford-Koras Group of Morgan Stanley Dr. Winsome J. Leslie President and CEO DevSolutions Consulting LLC Sr. Patricia Loome, SNDdeN ‘62 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Representative Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ‘79 Claire Mosmiller Moore ‘65 Former Vice President of Student Affairs Stevenson University John M. Novotny Chief Financial Officer Glen Arm Building Co. LLC Catherine Cochran Peddy ‘62 Owner and Manager Richfield Farm Ellen Pierce Managing Director, Regional Director UBS Financial Services Inc. Mid-Atlantic Region Dominick M. Valencia, Jr. Vice President of Human Resources & Chief Corporate Compliance Officer INTEGRACE Inc. Marty Voelkel-Hanssen, Esq. ‘75 Principal Marty Voelkel-Hanssen Law

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Jack Williams Chief Financial Officer The Nelson Co.

Maryvale welcomes its new Trustees Maryvale is grateful for the leadership of six new trustees. Already, these individuals have made a positive impact on the school community with their vast knowledge and professional experience.

Paul J. Chew, CFA Chief Investment Officer, Brown Advisory Paul Chew, father of student Lauren ’21, serves as the chief investment officer for Brown Advisory. He is responsible for leading the firm’s internally managed investment strategies and its open-architecture and asset-allocation efforts.

Under Paul’s leadership, the firm’s core equity and fixed income capabilities have grown substantially. He earned

a B.S. from Mount St. Mary’s University and his M.B.A. from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. Paul has a history of extensive community involvement as a former trustee at Jemicy School, and a member of the Board of Directors for the Baltimore Life Companies and St. Agnes Hospital.

John S. Halaby, Sr. Head of Financial Institutions Group, T. Rowe Price John Halaby has spent almost two decades at T. Rowe Price. During the recent reorganization of the mutual fund company, John was promoted to head of the financial institutions group. In his current role, he is responsible for deepening T. Rowe’s partnerships with financial institutions, home offices and advisors. A Cornell University alumnus, John also has extensive board experience and currently

serves as a trustee for Loyola Blakefield. John has previously served as a chair of the Maryvale Bull & Oyster Roast and member of the school’s Capital Campaign Steering Committee. He and his wife, Jessy, are the proud parents of two children. Their daughter, Gabby, graduated from Maryvale in 2017 and attends the University of Chicago.

Nicole R. Onorato Hewitt, Esq. ’92 Managing Member, HWK Law Group LLC Nicole R. Onorato Hewitt, Esq. ’92 is a co-founding member of HWK Law Group, practicing in the area of estate planning and estate administration, elder law and business planning. Prior to co-founding HWK Law Group, Nicole served as a senior tax associate with two big-five accounting firms, an associate with a large Baltimore law firm and general counsel as well as an executive director to a national mortgage lender/broker. Nicole, who serves

on the President’s Advisory Council at Maryvale, has a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Loyola University of Maryland, a J.D. from the University of Baltimore School of Law and an LL.M. in Taxation from the Georgetown University School of Law. She and her husband, Russ, have three children. Their daughter, Kenley, will be a third generation Maryvale alumna when she graduates in 2020.

Elizabeth Boddiford Klein ’08 Financial Advisor, Boddiford-Koras Group of Morgan Stanley Elizabeth Boddiford Klein ’08 is a financial advisor for the Boddiford-Koras Group at Morgan Stanley. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Elizabeth held the position of a channel planning analyst for Prometric. She earned a bachelor’s degree in International Global Studies and International Development from Sewanee: The University of the South.

Prior to joining Maryvale’s Board of Trustees, Elizabeth served as treasurer of the Maryvale Alumnae Association Board. She remains engaged in many aspects of the school.

In addition to her alumnae board leadership role, she also was a repeat sponsor for several Maryvale events that she helped to plan.

Sr. Patricia Loome, SNDdeN ’62 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Representative Sr. Patricia Loome, SNDdeN ‘62 has extensive experience as both a principal and vice principal on the secondary level in the United States as well as Kenya. Prior to her recent retirement, Sr. Patricia served as the vice president for mission as well as chair of the Clinical Ethics Committee for St. Mary’s Healthcare System in Athens, Ga. She also served on the Community Advisory Board in the College of Public Health at the University of Georgia and mentored numerous graduate students in the field of Community

Benefit. Sr. Patricia was instrumental in founding the Athens Health Network, an umbrella organization that serves as a safety net for people who need health care. She also played an integral role on the Board of the Donovan Catholic High School in Athens, Ga. Sr. Patricia received her undergraduate degree from Trinity College and a master’s degree in African Studies from Duquesne University. She received a second master’s degree in Systematic Theology from the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, Ca.

Claire Mosmiller Moore ’65 Claire Mosmiller Moore ’65 recently retired from her role as the vice president of student affairs at Stevenson University.

During her long tenure at Stevenson (formerly Villa Julie College), Claire played a critical role in many institutional changes, including the inauguration of Residence Life on campus and the creation of the Wellness Center. She also

proudly served as interim president after President Emeritus Kevin J. Manning retired earlier than anticipated. Claire, who is a graduate of Villa Julie College, currently serves as a member of the President’s Advisory Council at Maryvale.

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Learn.

From having fun with Physics to promoting the Performing Arts, faculty member Nathan Scavilla is helping Maryvale girls learn at every turn.

In your role as a member of both the Science and Performing Arts departments at Maryvale, what do you teach/direct?

“In the Science Department, I teach all levels of Physics (AP Physics I, AP Physics C—Mechanics and AP Physics C—Electricity and Magnetism, Accelerated Physics and College Preparatory Chemistry).

In the Performing Arts Department, I teach the Musical Theatre Class, conduct the Orchestra Class and lead the Maryvale ‘Jazz Cats’ Ensemble. I also teach the vocals and conduct the pit orchestra for the school musicals.”

Working in both STEM and the Performing Arts highlights an interesting juxtaposition of subjects. When and how did you develop your passion for Physics as well as the Performing Arts?

“I knew I wanted to teach when I was in high school!

My Physics teacher at Mt. St. Joseph High School, Mr. Tom Hughes (Physics teacher for 45 years), is the reason that I majored in Physics. He was my favorite teacher at the Mount. He made Physics so easy to learn, and I looked up to him as a mentor. As an AP Physics student my senior year, Tom would have me teach the Honors Physics students who missed lectures throughout the week so that I was able to practice teaching under his guidance. From that moment on, I was hooked!

Teaching was meant to be one of my passions in life.

In regard to music, I started taking piano classes when I was in second grade. I loved it! I also started reading many books and trying different styles of music. I really got into jazz. My grandfather played saxophone and 6 / MESSENGER

clarinet in a big band that played for dances when he was a kid.

He was a major influence in my love of music. In the fourth grade, I learned trumpet and trombone. In the sixth grade, I learned drums and tuba. Then, in the eighth grade, I picked up saxophone and clarinet (like Pop). In high school like many people, I didn’t make the basketball team. So, I got more involved with band and theater.

I was performing in shows and playing in the pit orchestras that accompanied the shows. In fact, Maryvale’s Dean of Students, Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01, directed the production of ‘Beauty and the Beast’ at Seton Keough during my senior year! In college, I started directing music for local community/professional theaters. I ended up at Toby’s Dinner Theatre in Columbia, where I have been playing and conducting since 2013. Nowadays, I consider myself less of a trombone player and more of a keyboard conductor/synth player!

I love being able to utilize both my passions for music and Physics here at Maryvale. Seeing the girls excel in both of these fields is so rewarding for me as an educator!”

As you enter your second year at Maryvale, you have already immensely expanded the students’ interest in Physics. Can you elaborate on this?

“I have to hand it to my students. The students who I taught last year told me that they told so many of the other students that Physics is a hard subject, but I make it enjoyable for them. I told Dr. Shin during my interview that I wanted to come to Maryvale to inspire the future engineers, doctors and scientists of the next generation…especially females. So many of the girls that I have tutored in the past have lacked confidence for doing Physics. I wanted to change that. Anyone can learn Physics, you just have to find the right way to convey the topic…and be a patient person.”

Additionally, Maryvale’s musical opportunities have significantly increased and improved since your debut.

What are your short-term and/or long-term goals for the program?

“In the short-term, I want to build on what already existed, such as expanding the Orchestra to include Middle School students, the busiest of students and athletes! I also want to get the girls excited about making music.

Title: Physics Teacher and Director of Instrumental Music Educational Background: B.S. in Physics, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; pursuing Master of Teaching at Loyola University Maryland Teaching Philosophy: “The students have to know that you care for them, and in return, they will do their work. Simple as that.”

Favorite Theater Production: Hairspray Hobbies Outside of Maryvale: Directing music in productions and playing tennis Surprise fact about yourself: “When I was a kid, I wanted to be a clown in the circus when I got older. So, that sort of came true through my teaching.”

In the long-term, I would love to see a whole music wing in the Performing Arts building where our other music teachers, Ms. Amanda Polanowski and Mrs. Ellen Manuel-Smith, and I can continue to spread our love of music education. I would also love to have a pep band that can play at games and pep rallies throughout the year.”

What do you enjoy most about your involvement with both the academics and co-curricular activities at Maryvale?

“The people. The community is amazing. I preface all of my doings at Maryvale with this thought in my head, ‘It’s all for the girls.’ I am so fortunate to have amazing, bright, hard-working and tenacious students. I also love the administrators, faculty and staff. ALL of the admins check in with me regularly, and ask what we can do to make Maryvale better. Some members of the faculty have become my closest friends. I don’t just enjoy my involvement here at Maryvale, I love it!”

What do you consider to be your greatest achievement in your professional career?

“Two words: My students. They are the ones going off to amazing schools such as Delaware, MIT or Virginia Tech. They are the ones becoming doctors, engineers and scientists, or artists. They are the ones who keep in touch with me and let me know how they are doing in life. I hope to be here long enough to eventually hear, ‘Mr. Scavilla, you taught my mom!’”

What are some of your favorite teaching tips and tricks that you utilize in the classroom or in the theater?

“Entertainment. You have to keep the students entertained to keep them focused in class. Fortunately, my ‘absent-mindedness’ came with becoming a Physics teacher, so that keeps them regularly entertained.

In the theater, I tell them to laugh off their mistakes. Yes, we all have played the really wrong note in band. Don’t dwell in the past, learn from it!”

What advice would you offer a student who may struggle with the sciences or is afraid to showcase her musical abilities?

“Don’t be afraid to ask for help. I believe the wise, old wizard, Albus Dumbledore told Harry Potter, ‘Help will always be given at Hogwarts to those who deserve it.’ I would edit that statement to say, ‘Help will always be given at Maryvale to those who seek it.’

As teachers, we are here to help the students grow and succeed, whether it be learning a Physics concept or getting them to sing notes they never knew they could sing!”

Is there anything else that you would like to add?

“Did I mention that I love it here? I feel like I never work a day in my life because of how happy I am here. Maryvale has become a second home to me.”

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Lead.

The Maryvale Leadership Institute For more than 70 years, Maryvale has molded dedicated learners into dynamic leaders. Our accomplished alumnae sit at the helm of companies, head nonprofits, direct boards and oversee schools. That’s because they developed the skills and the confidence to lead at a young age during their formative years at Maryvale.

In 2014, at the urging of the President’s Advisory Council, Maryvale took its longstanding leadership initiatives to a new level, launching the Leadership Institute. The bold move made Maryvale the first all girls’ school in the region to offer such an impressive lineup of leadership offerings through its one-of-a-kind signature program. Since debuting the Institute, the school continues to expand its offerings, carefully crafting innovative classes and delivering cutting-edge opportunities to provide girls with the skills needed in our ever-changing world.

The newest opportunity, unveiled this fall, is the creation of the Leadership Certificate Program. The latest addition to the Institute recently caught the attention of the Catholic Review. Don’t miss the article on the accompanying page showcasing this signature program.

Interested in Getting Involved?

Meet the Director:

The Institute provides all girls with the academic training, real-life experience and immense opportunity to develop exemplary leadership skills that will catapult them ahead in college, career and life.

Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74

Under the umbrella of the Leadership Institute, every student receives a variety of leadership training during each academic year. Whether it is through the rigorous Leadership Certificate Program, a Middle School course, Upper School electives, regular lessons in Advisory, guest speakers, field trips to local companies or all-school assemblies, the Institute offers leadership skill development at every phase of a Maryvale student’s journey.

Interested in becoming a guest speaker or hosting a field trip at your workplace?

Please contact Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 at 410.308.8521 or fisem@maryvale.com.

Educational Background: M.A., Church Ministry and Congregational Leadership, Ecumenical Institute of Theology, St. Mary’s Seminary and University; J.D., University of Baltimore School of Law; B.S., Consumer Economics, University of Maryland Professional Background: • Associate for Parish Research, Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, Georgetown University • A ssociate Director of Research and Planning, Archdiocese of Baltimore • G eneral Counsel, Consumer Federation of America • F aculty, University of Maryland and Boston University • A uthor, The Childwise Catalog (HarperCollins, 1993, 1990, 1986) Boards of Directors: Underwriters Laboratories, National Institute of Building Sciences, American National Standards Institute, International Consumer Product Health & Safety Organization, Lowe’s Home Safety Council, St. Mary’s Ecumenical Institute and Maryvale Preparatory School

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Catholic Review S E P T E MB E R 2 018

Inspiring the Archdiocese of Baltimore

Forming leaders New program at Maryvale Prep offers experience beyond classroom

BY EMILY ROSENTHAL erosenthal@CatholicReview.org PHOTOS BY KEVIN J. PARKS kparks@CatholicReview.org

LUTHERVILLE – As director of Maryvale Preparatory School’s Leadership Institute, Mary Ellen Fise is dedicated to developing innovative methods that will form the lions of society.

The institute, entering its fifth year, sports a new addition for the 2018-19 school year: the Leadership Certificate Program. According to Maryvale, it is the first independent all-girls’ school in the Baltimore area with such a program.

Maryvale’s administration consulted with its network of leaders for new ways to empower its students, thinking that it might result in a new course offering.

The response was consistent: beyond the classroom, students need more training and experience.

That, Fise said, resulted in the Leadership Certificate Program, where select students will complete a set of in-depth coursework, at least 30 leadership service hours, a leadership portfolio and a graduate interview. Each student will have a mentor.

Mary Ellen Fise is the Leadership Scholars program director at Maryvale Preparatory School in Lutherville.

“We wanted to empower our young women once they leave here to step up in their communities,” said Fise, a 1974 graduate of Maryvale.

Five seniors and 10 juniors signed on for the program’s inaugural year.

An additional 17 sophomores and freshmen indicated an intent to apply.

Nearly all gathered for breakfast May 17.

“Seeing the room (full) of you is a dream come Maryvale Preparatory School is readying the initial group of students true,” said Tracey H. Ford, in its Leadership Certificate Program. school president.

Ford said the program will give aspir- Working with a faculty advisor, they will ing leaders opportunities that were not conduct a research project, complete there for her generation. a related internship, and craft a paper “I wanted to be one of the first to expe- and presentation. Topics chosen for the rience the program, and to lead it myself,” inaugural year include “Pay Equality for said senior Peyton White, a captain of Women: Achieving Change through Law the Athletic Association and a leader of and Leadership,” and “Women, Leaderthe Lunch Bunch, which makes meals for ship and the Federal Bureau of Investigapeople in need. tion: Past, Present and Future.”

Senior Caitlyn Weinstein likewise Students also choose two electives, wanted to be one of the first to graduate from offerings that include Innovation, with the new designation. She aspires to Entrepreneurship and Creativity, and run a nonprofit serving children in Haiti, 1804 Ministry of Peer Leadership. and said the concrete skills learned in the Grace Apostol, a junior, spoke of the program, along with her personal advisor, 1804 elective, named for the year the Siswill help her accomplish that mission. ters of Notre Dame de Namur, who found“It’s more individual attention so it can ed Maryvale, were established. She plans be tailored to you,” said Weinstein, whose to organize Masses and retreats for other advisor will be Fise. “You build a sense of students, and figures that the new program trust and a relationship.” will “give her a boost” in a passion that Requirements include Foundations of began at St. Stephen School in Bradshaw.

Leadership, an elective open to 11th- and Junior Olivia Magaletta, a parishioner 12th-graders, where students use outside of St. John the Evangelist in Columbia, speakers, self-evaluation tools, research, expects the program to advance her scifield trips, career coaching and more to ence aspirations. foster individual leadership.

“I thought it would give me an edge,” In their final semester, students must she said, “academically, professionally complete a Capstone Independent Study. and spiritually.” ●

F o r f r e s h C a t h o l i c n e w s e v e r y d a y, v i s i t C a t h o l i c R e v i e w. o r g

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Succeed.

Members of the Maryvale community are learning, leading and succeeding in the classroom, on the field and in the theater. Check out some of the latest ...

Success Stories: The Class of 2018 earned more than $10 million in academic scholarship and merit awards to colleges across the country, including Georgetown University, University of Notre Dame, University of Maryland–College Park, Virginia Tech and Villanova.

Maryvale’s signature Leadership Institute continues to expand and offer unique opportunities for students and alumnae. Last school year, through the creation of a Senior Class Speaker Series, award-winning novelist Imbolo Mbue, author of “Behold the Dreamers,” addressed students, faculty and staff, alumnae and guests during an interactive discussion in McCarthy Theater.

Maryvale’s Indoor Track & Field team captured its third consecutive IAAM A Conference Championship title in January 2018 after displaying a dominating performance and posting 146 points.

This title marks the Maryvale Athletic Department’s 11th championship since the fall of 2015. Go Lions!

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Members of Maryvale’s Performing Arts Department earned nominations for their performance of “Radium Girls” last fall from the Cappies of Baltimore, part of an international program that recognizes and celebrates high school theater through student-written reviews and critiques. Congratulations to our nominees on this prestigious honor: Marketing and Publicity: Ally Bonicker ’19 Hair and Makeup: Annie Morraye ’19 Supporting Actress in a Play: Grace Apostol ’20 Ensemble in a Play: The Radium Girls

Maryvale’s Performing Arts Department added a third show specifically for Middle School students to its exciting annual lineup of theatrical productions. Our talented actresses and crewmembers dazzled the audience on two separate occasions with their performance of, “The Lion King, Jr.” And, coming to McCarthy Theater in February 2019…“Mulan, Jr.!”

After a year of presenting convincing arguments and demonstrating its legal vigilance, Maryvale’s Mock Trial team notched a key semifinal win, making its first-ever appearance in the championship match in March 2018 at the Baltimore County Circuit Courthouse in Towson. The girls concluded their season as the runner-up. Well done to all of the team members on a remarkable group effort.

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Educating Young Women for Life 2018 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees

Katie Chrest Erbe ‘02

Lauren Parker Kelly ‘02

Katie took the Maryvale Athletic Department by storm as a three-sport athlete having lettered in soccer, basketball and lacrosse. As a senior captain, Katie helped lead the Lions to its first ever IAAM A Conference lacrosse championship under the direction of Maryvale Athletic Hall of Fame member, Erin Stewart Howland of the Class of 1989. A three-time IAAM all-star and two-time U.S. Lacrosse Greater Baltimore All-American, Katie racked up numerous accolades as a high school lacrosse player, including All-Metro Player of the Year, All-Baltimore City and County Player of the Year and Towson Times Co-Player of the Year, to name a few.

During her high school days at Maryvale, Lauren played field hockey and lacrosse, and ran track and field. While Lauren earned varsity letters and awards in her other sports, her true calling was the track. Lauren, an inaugural member of Maryvale’s Indoor Track & Field team, helped lay the foundation for what Maryvale’s running program has flourished into today. She not only competed, but also dominated in the 55, 300 and 500-meter dashes as well as the four by one-and-a-half-meter relay and the four by four-hundred-meter relay. Between Lauren’s junior and senior years, she captured eight medals during the IAAM Indoor Track Championships — two gold, three silver and three bronze. She also was twice named Maryvale’s Most Valuable Runner.

Katie continued her remarkable lacrosse career at Duke University, where she holds the records in all-time career points and goals. Katie, an undeniable standout on the Blue Devil attack unit, received the 2005 Tewaaraton Award as the National Player of the Year and was a threetime IWLCA and two-time Inside Lacrosse All-American. She was twice voted the ACC Player of the Year and earned ACC Tournament MVP honors in 2005, when the Blue Devils were crowned ACC Champions, and ACC Rookie of the Year recognition in 2003.

Following college, Katie served as an integral member of the U.S. Women’s World Cup team for six years and helped lead the team to a World Cup Championship in 2009. Katie continued to grow the game as an assistant lacrosse coach at the University of Maryland, Loyola University Maryland, where she helped the Greyhounds win two Big East Championships, and Columbia University between 2008 and 2014.

Katie resides in Indianapolis, where she coached two seasons at Cathedral High School and won two Indiana State Championships. She now serves as President and CEO of Chrest Lacrosse Ventures, offering private and group training to athletes of all ages.

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But, Lauren’s success didn’t slow down after Maryvale. She went on to Gettysburg College, where she quickly climbed into a leadership role both in her running and as a two-time captain. From 2003 to 2006, Lauren racked up 24 medals across a variety of events between her indoor and outdoor track and field championship appearances. To this day, Lauren holds the record for the fastest time in the 55-meter dash, 200-meter dash and 800-meter dash relay for Gettysburg’s indoor track and field program as well as eighteen Top-10 records between the indoor and outdoor track and field programs.

Lauren helped lead her outdoor track and field team to consecutive Centennial Conference Championships in 2003 and 2004. And, during her senior year, she was presented with the prestigious Centennial Conference Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Most Outstanding Performer award in recognition of her exceptional achievements.

Today, Lauren implements her gold-medal mentality as a Senior Business Analyst for T. Rowe Price, where she has worked for more than a decade.

basketball McCormick Unsung Hero Award as well as the U.S. Marine Most Distinguished Athlete Award for her unrivaled play across all three sports. During her final season, Maeve led the field hockey team to winning the IAAM B Conference title.

Following her impressive high school career, Maeve became a shutdown defender for the University of Maryland Women’s Lacrosse team. In her four years, the Terps posted a 70-15 record and made four consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. As a senior, Maeve helped lead the team to an Atlantic Coast Conference championship and a berth in the NCAA Final Four. She also served as the head of the Maryland Women’s Lacrosse leadership team.

Heather Klink ‘84 While at Maryvale, Heather was a top player on the field hockey, basketball and lacrosse teams. But, don’t let Heather’s warm and humble demeanor fool you. She was a competitive athlete who tallied a lot of points to lead her teams to victory.

Upon graduating from Maryvale, Heather became a two-sport standout in field hockey and women’s lacrosse during her career at Johns Hopkins University. A captain in her junior and senior years, as well as a fierce midfielder, Heather helped elevate the women’s lacrosse program to national prominence as she guided the Blue Jays to a 27-9 record in her last two years and back-to-back trips to the NCAA Tournament. As a result of her undeniable efforts, she garnered First Team All-American honors in each of those years, too. Heather was the first women’s lacrosse player in Hopkins history to earn IWLCA First Team All-American honors, and she remains one of just five Blue Jay lacrosse players who are three-time All-Americans. She also remains one of two three-time First Team All-MAC and one of six three-time First Team All-Conference athletes in program history.

After her playing days, Maeve began her coaching career at Drexel University, where she also earned her Master’s Degree in Education.

She then moved back to Maryland and assumed the role as the general assistant for University of Maryland Athletics. Maeve also shared her wealth of knowledge with the younger generations at McDonogh School, where she served as the coach for JV field hockey, JV basketball and Middle School lacrosse. When Maeve was not coaching, she was learning and managing the back-end operations as a lacrosse tournament coordinator and camp director. Maeve is now helping grow the sport of lacrosse in the Midwest as the director of operations for the University of Michigan Women’s Lacrosse program.

Further, as a field hockey player, Heather scored 15 goals and added 15 assists in her career and set a school record in 1987 with nine assists for a single season. She currently ranks 16th in the Blue Jays record book for all-time assists.

After earning her undergraduate degree from Johns Hopkins University, Heather graduated cum laude from the University of Baltimore School of Law. Heather puts her law degree to great use as the Deputy General Counsel at FTI Consulting.

In 1999, Heather was inducted into the Johns Hopkins University Hall of Fame for both lacrosse and field hockey in recognition of her noteworthy athletic accomplishments. And now, we welcome her into Maryvale’s.

Megan Huether Nicotra ‘02 A top three-sport athlete at Maryvale, Megan earned 12 varsity letters as a Lion for soccer, basketball and lacrosse. As a basketball player, she was a three-time All-IAAM Conference athlete and respected captain during her senior year. While Megan exceled in all of her trades, she is most touted for her exceptional abilities as a lacrosse goalkeeper, which was quickly recognized during her career at Maryvale. With Megan at the forefront of the defensive unit, Maryvale earned its first IAAM conference championship in 2002. Megan was twice named an All-American, All-Metro, All-City and County team and All-IAAM Conference selection in addition to being named the 2002 Towson Times Co-Player of the Year.

Maeve McKew ‘05

Megan continued to soar as a Duke Blue Devil with fellow classmate Katie Chrest Erbe, having started in every game of her four-year campaign for a total of 79 career games played. She was named the IWLCA Goalie of the Year as a junior after leading the Blue Devils to the program’s first ACC Tournament title and a trip to the NCAA semifinals.

A 2005 ACC All-Tournament team selection and two-time ACC AllConference selection, Megan, a senior captain, helped Duke earn another national semifinal appearance during her final collegiate season and appeared on the Tewaaraton Trophy Watch List.

Maeve, a stellar three-sport athlete for the Lions, earned 12 varsity letters during her Maryvale days, and captained the field hockey, basketball and lacrosse teams as a senior. Maeve was presented with the field hockey team hustle award as a junior and the basketball team defensive MVP award as a senior. Also during her senior year, Maeve earned the

Megan continues to hold the record for the program’s all-time career leader in saves with 646 and minutes played as a goalie. She also ranks fourth all-time in ground balls with 175, a very impressive stat given that she is competing against field players. Further, Megan ranks second all-time in the ACC for saves.

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Megan also thrived at the international level of lacrosse. She was selected to the U.S. Women’s National Team in 2008 and went on to help the U.S. capture gold medals at the 2009 and 2013 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Cups.

Following her collegiate career, Megan volunteered her time and talents as an assistant coach at the College of William & Mary while she was in graduate school for community counseling. She also has coached at the collegiate level for the United States Naval Academy as well as at the high school level for Garrison Forest School and St. Paul’s School for Girls, where she currently serves as the goalie coach.

Megan continues to influence future generations of lacrosse players, especially goalkeepers, as the owner and director of Gold Medal Lacrosse & Goalkeeping as well as the co-owner of Between the Pipes.

Megan was inducted earlier this year into the Greater Baltimore Chapter of the U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame. We are excited to welcome her into Maryvale’s Athletic Hall of Fame.

Marty Voelkel-Hanssen ‘75 Marty was a force to be reckoned with both on the field and on the court as a member of Maryvale’s varsity field hockey, basketball and lacrosse teams. A multi-letter athlete, Marty had a competitive edge that propelled her ahead of any opponent that she faced. Her technique and talents were high caliber thanks to the instrumental coaching of Anne McCloskey. Marty also utilized her leadership qualities off the field as a member of Maryvale’s student council during her senior year.

Marty pursued her lacrosse career at the University of Maryland, where she helped pave the way for this now prominent national championshipwinning program.

Carol Bohager Schreiber ‘62 When Carol was a student at Maryvale, she shined in every sport that she played, which included varsity field hockey, varsity basketball and varsity lacrosse. She was often regarded as the most talented athlete in the school, and to most, she was known to be a natural at anything that she pursued. Not only was she a phenomenal athlete on the field or court, but she also was a tremendous teammate and supporter who always encouraged others. Her attitude was always one of fairness, good humor and hard work, which her teammates quickly recognized and appreciated. Without hesitation, Carol was voted captain in each of her respective sports as well as president of the Athletic Association.

Marty’s notable qualities that she developed through her athletic tenure served as the cornerstone for her professional career. Marty graduated from the University of Maryland in 1979, and after graduating from American University’s Washington College of Law, she joined the Law Office of Peter G. Angelos, where she provided legal services for those involved with a variety of asbestos-related and personal injury cases.

Today, Marty serves as the principal of her own law firm as she represents clients in family law matters. Marty also has served as a member of many organizations, including Maryvale’s Board of Trustees, throughout Baltimore during the past 20 years.

“Carol was an outstanding athlete and leader. She has always been and enthusiastic supporter of Maryvale and exemplifies the ideals of her school,” wrote one of Carol’s classmates from Maryvale.

Carol went on to attend Villa Julie College, now Stevenson University, where she played field hockey and basketball, and served as a captain.

After Carol graduated from Villa Julie, she served as an assistant to Anne McCloskey, Maryvale’s beloved athletic director, coach, teacher and mentor from 1961 to 1975, and worked at her summer field hockey and lacrosse camps for several years. After many summers of hard work, Carol was approached by Maryvale’s Sister Superior Genevieve Mary, who introduced Carol to Sigfreid Gerstung, who needed help starting a new athletic facility in Bare Hills called “InterSport.” Carol helped him develop “InterSport,” and under her incredible leadership and expertise, it became a phenomenal enterprise.

Carol lives in Germany with her husband Kurt, who was an athletic instructor at the University of Munich.

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Coach Jim McCoach Coach Jim McCoach had a passion for running like no other. But, what did he love more than running itself? Coaching. Jim joined Maryvale’s coaching staff in 2001 as the head cross country coach after closing the book on a banner career at Calvert Hall, which won seven Maryland Scholastic Association and Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association championships under his direction. After his debut year at Maryvale, the Baltimore Sun honored Jim as the Coach of the Year for his exceptional leadership and development of the Lion’s running program.

It is customary that first-year programs usually struggle before achieving success. However, this was not the case for Coach McCoach. At the time, No. 10 Maryvale won two invitationals — Greenspring Valley and Lake Forest— in its first season of Varsity cross country. Additionally, the ferocious, determined Lions defeated Notre Dame Prep and Mount

de Sales, two IAAM powerhouses, in conference dual meets. The Lions won every IAAM meet except against No. 3 Bryn Mawr. Jim also guided Maryvale’s indoor track team to the regular-season title, and molded a squad that was composed of four freshmen, two sophomores and one senior.

Between Maryvale, Calvert Hall and other area schools, Jim coached more than 100 seasons of varsity sports.

Jim passed away in August 2006, but his legacy will live on forever. He impacted the lives of many who all speak so highly of him as a mentor, coach and friend. He laid the groundwork for what Maryvale’s cross country, indoor track and field, and outdoor track and field teams have grown into today. Maryvale’s six IAAM A Conference championship titles earned since the fall of 2015 speak for themselves.

Jim has been inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame at Kenwood High School, where he attended, and Dundalk High School, where he coached. And, now, it is a privilege to welcome him into Maryvale’s.

Maryvale’s Championship Basketball Teams from 1984-1988 It was between 1984-1988 that Maryvale held the longest winning streak in the state of Maryland, with 53 consecutive games. The streak began in the middle of the 1984-85 season, but was snapped midway through the 87- 88 season. However, that didn’t stop the Lions from capturing the AIS championship during each of those four years. Under the direction of Coach Desales “Dee” Linton ’75 from 1984 to 1985 and Coach Barbara Reahl Kasun from 1985 to 1988, the Lions boasted some impressive scores, often beating their opponents by more than 30, and sometimes 40, points.

The members of these teams spread both pride and honor throughout the entire school and brought everyone together as a community. These women spent countless hours in the gym practicing their plays and fine-tuning their skills, which was clearly evident in every contest that they faced. We honor the members of these teams not only for their extraordinary performances on the court, but also for their inspiring legacy of true teamwork.

Team Members Between 1984-1988 Meg Kenney Aldridge ’89 Lisa Windsor Blum ’89 Michelle Beach ’86 Catherine Wexler Bishop ’85, Manager Kimberley Christine ’87 Stephanie Young Clayville ’88 Kelley Christine Duruman ’86 Tara Munster Girch ’87 Erin Stewart Howland ’89 Marce Fackler Hughes ’88 Christine Weber Ilgenfritz ’86

Susan Janicki ’89 Teresa Alborn Johnston ’87 Barbara Reahl Kasun, Coach Joy Bogusky Lewandowski ’87 Desales Linton ’75, Coach Jennifer Bogusky Moessbauer ’86 Cynthia Montanye Morrison ’85 Nicole Cremen Ready ’88 Nancy Stafford Shipley ’89 Jennifer Ulehla ’86 Amy Gelazela Valle ’89 Kristin Bartholomay Wilhelmsen ’88

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Maryvale celebrated the school’s most generous supporters on Sept. 27 with a Leadership Donor Reception in the Castle. The evening featured a pop-up performance of, “It’s a Hard-Knock Life,” from our talented Middle School and Upper School Performing Arts students as well as a preview, shared by Trustee Ellen Pierce, of the exciting future that is in store for Maryvale.

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1 Trustee Catherine Cochran Peddy ’62 with her husband, Tom, and Board Chair Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ’72; 2 Parents’ Association Co-Presidents Carl and Mary Francioli with President Tracey Ford; 3 Gregg and Emily Bauer Lee ’03; 4 Trustee Jack Williams with his wife, Cathy, and Trustee Ellen Pierce; 5 Richard and Claire Taylor with John and Carlisle Voelkel Hashim ’73; 6 Cindy Davis ’82 and Perry Anne Rossi McGarvey ’82; 7 Josh Becker, Scott Burns, Trustee Elizabeth Boddiford Klein ’08 and Alumnae Association President Blandy Powell Becker ’91; 8 Bill and Michaela Mathews, Lize Davis; 9 Patricia J. Mitchell ’65 with Tony and Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ‘79, Trustee

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Maryvale proudly continues to host numerous events that have bonded our community for nearly three decades.

Earlier this year, many families and friends joined us for the 28th Annual Golf Classic, which was held at Hillendale Country Club. In September, dozens of Maryvale students participated in a beautiful Mother-Daughter Liturgy, which took place in the Erinn McCarthy Humanities Hall Theater, with their mothers, grandmothers and special friends.

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Message from the Assistant Head of School for Advancement Dear Maryvale Friends, Maryvale experienced another record-breaking fundraising season for the year ended June 30, 2018 thanks to the generosity of our donors. Whether you were a first-time contributor or have made Maryvale a philanthropic priority for decades, please know that your support continues to make a difference in the lives of our students.

As you will see in the pages ahead, Maryvale — once again — surpassed its year-over-year Annual Fund collections, finishing fiscal year 2018 with close to $780,000. That represents a 70 percent increase in the amount raised for our Annual Fund since fiscal year 2014.

The Annual Fund, typically the second largest revenue source behind tuition, is critical to the school’s financial health.

We are grateful to our volunteer organizations that contributed to the Annual Fund’s success. The Alumnae Association, Parents’ Association and Sports Boosters include an army of dedicated volunteers who plan, lead and execute our key fundraising events: the Bull & Oyster Roast, Christmas Shops, Golf Classic and Lions’ Charge 5K & 1-Mile Dash.

In addition to the growth in Maryvale’s Annual Fund, I am exceptionally proud to report that overall collections doubled year over year, with $2.2 million raised during FY18. That represents an increase from $1.07 million last fiscal year. The jump in overall collections is attributed to early gifts made toward the “quiet phase” of a future capital campaign.

Your gifts — whether directed to the “quiet phase” of the campaign, the Annual Fund, endowment or another area — are changing outcomes for girls in meaningful ways. As a result of your generosity, Maryvale students are learning, leading and succeeding every day.

Their successes are measured in strong Advanced Placement exam scores, award-winning theater performances, multiple athletic championships, leadership accolades, stellar service projects, internship placements at high-powered companies and college acceptances to distinguished institutions such as the United States Naval Academy, Georgetown University and the University of Chicago just to name a few.

Perhaps the greatest success, however, is one that eludes all metrics but is apparent in our daily interactions with our incredible students. The faith in God and in herself that each girl gains during her time at Maryvale as she is educated in the Hallmarks of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur provides confidence, compassion, joy and­— often—an inner peace that serves her well for life.

None of this would be possible without you. Thank you most sincerely for your continued support.

Most Gratefully,

Heather Harlan Warnack Assistant Head of School for Advancement

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Annual Report

FY 2018

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The Annual Fund:

How your dollars make a difference

The school relies on this fund to offset:

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FY 2018

$779,766 FY 2017

$777,559 FY 2016

operating expenses;

$678,776

recruitment and retention of talented teachers;

FY 2015

enhancement of the valuable education that transforms today’s learners into tomorrow’s leaders.

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$504,561 FY 2014

$457,869

70% INCREASE

The Annual Fund is the second largest revenue source behind tuition.

AMOUNT RAISED

$2.2 million

Total Number of Annual Fund Donors:

674

Below is a breakdown of annual giving support from each category shown in percentage of the total raised.

Alumnae

Alumnae Parents

28%

15%

Annual Fund

Others

3% 5%

$779,766 Amount Raised

Grandparents

Current Parents

2% Faculty /Staff

14% Fundraising Events (Parent Clubs and Alumnae Association)

11%

22%

Foundations and Corporations

Where do your Annual Fund dollars go?

INNOVATIVE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS • THE ARTS • ATHLETICS DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION • FACULTY COMPENSATION LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE • LIVING CLASSROOMS – CAMPUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT • SCHOLARSHIP • SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY • SOCIAL JUSTICE • INNOVATIVE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS • THE ARTS • ATHLETICS • DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION FACULTY COMPENSATION • LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE • LIVING CLASSROOMS – CAMPUS • PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ANNUAL REPORT / 21

Giving

LEADERSHIP As part of the Françoise Society, the following donors have contributed $1,250 or more to Maryvale during the 2017-2018 school year. We are indebted to each donor and are extremely grateful for this generous support.

Brooklandville Society (Gifts in excess of $100,000)

Thomas and Catherine Cochran Peddy ’62 Ellen and Gregory Pierce Sherry Pudloski ’85 and James Noser Brian and Mary Jo Skayhan Rogers ’73 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Ohio Province Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor

Anonymous Mary Catherine Bunting ’55 Christine C. Osborne Wickcliffe Society (Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999)

Tower Society (Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999)

Jessy and John Halaby, Sr. Kiefer Foundation Inc. Randolph Kiefer LS ’66 Maryvale Parents’ Association Namur Society (Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999) Associated Italian American Charities of Maryland Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buhlman Maryvale Alumnae Association Maryvale Sports Boosters Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph McAleer Patricia J. Mitchell ’65 Anthony and Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ’79 WPW Foundation St. Julie Billiart Society (Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999) Benevity Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cerasoli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coutts Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Richard Folio Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan GB Charities Inc. Charles Herget Herget Foundation Laura Nolan Holden ’02 Marie Lerch ’72 Richard and Virginia Deinlein Onorato ’67

Anonymous Archdiocese of Baltimore Kathleen Birrane ’77 Patricia M. C. Brown ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dripps Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunworth Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fick Mr. and Mrs. Justin Gerbereux Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hitt Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lange Joseph Martin and Lisa Troia Martin The Hon. and Mrs. James Smith, Jr. Tyler P. Fick Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams Castle Society (Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Bockstie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boehm, Jr. Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Cynthia Cernak ’74 Cindy Davis ’82 Wille Kate Davis Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Elliott, Jr. Exelon Corp.

Michael Gallerizzo Heather Klink ’84 Maryvale Upper School Student Council Mary McGeady ’77 Anthony Miller LS ’71

Regina Miller Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan The Morgan Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Rodriguez Lois Jean Gorschboth Ryan ’72 SAGE Dining Services Saint Mark Roman Catholic Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanford Marty Voelkel-Hanssen, Esq. ’75 1945 Society (Gifts of $1,250 to $2,499) Bonnie Caslow Allan ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angelos Anonymous Dr. Deborah Baker and Mr. Rolando de Guzman Bank of America Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ’72 Joshua and Blandy Powell Becker ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bleach Mary Junghans Bowden ’68 Richard and Abigail Adams Brigstocke ’86 Kate and Ken Buchanan Scott Burns Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chew Steve Churchman Mr. and Mrs. John Cumberland Liselotte Davis Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dembeck Katherine Dembeck ’15 Dennis Uniform Manufacturing Company Mr. and Mrs. John Emory Enfield LLC F. Paul Galeone Photographers Inc. Mary and Carl Francioli John Frederick Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP Suzanne Hooper Gibson ’83 Gary Gill

Capital Campaign Following the Board approval of an exciting Strategic Plan, Maryvale has begun the quiet phase of a capital campaign focusing on endowment and selected campus enhancements. Maryvale is extremely grateful to the leadership donors who have contributed to this effort with their early gifts: Mary Catherine Bunting ’55, Jessy and John Halaby, Laura Nolan Holden ’02, Randolph Kiefer LS ’66, Bridget Maginn, Christine C. Osborne, Catherine Cochran Peddy ’62 and Sherry Pudloski ’85.

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Frank Gunther and Patricia Bosse Andrew Halford and Sarah Hyre Mr. and Mrs. Erik Halvorsen Heather Harlan Warnack Elizabeth Hart ’81 Carlisle Voelkel Hashim ’73 Russell and Nicole Onorato Hewitt ’92 Elizabeth Howard Holland ’68 Mark and Cathy Vitrano Kellermann ’73 Dr. W. Michael and Mrs. Margaret Harrison Kenney ’64 LifeBridge Health Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lynch Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy, Jr. Mary Helen McNeal ’76 Stephen and Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 John and Libby Bagli Nagle ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pakula Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paska Carol Kerney Peal ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peddicord III Marianne and Thomas Pfeffer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Philips Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pineo Dr. Frederick and Mrs. Mary Louise Preis Perry Mahoney Rossi ’61 Mary Michels Scovanner ’73 Dr. Victor Shin Kenneth and Suzanne Molino Singleton Shane and Caroline Powell Smith ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Jovie Soriano Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trimble United Way of Central Maryland Elizabeth Lerch Visconage ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Vitrano Mr. and Mrs. David Wade Marianne Weis Mr. and Mrs. Brian White

Donor Clubs Maryvale Club (Gifts of $500 to $1,249) Linda Galvin Anderson ’73 Anonymous (4) Gregory and Jennifer Hanley Armstrong ’00 Sarah Russo Bathon ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Miles Baxter Amy and David Belz Kathy Murphy Blue ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bonicker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowes June Weller Brooks ’59 Katherine and John Brown Susan Brown ’71 Bronwyn Byron ’73 Children’s Scholarship Fund Baltimore Elizabeth Childs ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Christhilf III

Mr. and Mrs. N. Frederick Churchman Shanelle Cooper ’88 Mr. and Mrs. S. Christopher Costa Colin Devlin Patricia Crunkleton Diggins ’73 Kathleen Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dubansky Elizabeth Bracken Elliott ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fick, Jr. William Fleming and Stephanie Frilling Tracey and Thomas Ford J.R.† and Carrie Francomano Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Franklin Linda Kneavel Fredeking ’72 Noreen Frost ’71 Mercedes Greene ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grothmann Mr. and Mrs. Brien Haigley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Handlir Mr. and Mrs. E. Philip Hanlon Mary Kay Missar Healy ’68 “Hear the Roar” Dress Down Day Jean Bell Hessenauer ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Holloran Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard, Jr. Barbara Ipsaro Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Kagel Stephen Kaiser Steve and Chris Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Mary Lochboehler Kilbourne ’57 Elizabeth Boddiford Klein ’08 Michele Kogler Dr. Frank Kolodgie and Dr. Zuzana Chamrova Paul and Mary Anne Hunt Kowzan ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lavin Dr. Winsome Leslie and Dr. Basil Morgan B.J. Litz Olive Long Jane Bracken Mace ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mannarino Mr. and Mrs. John Matera Dr. Michaela Mathews and Dr. William Mathews Deirdre McAllister ’06 Mairead McAllister ’05 Marie McCarthy Patricia McCloskey ’73 Lynda Meade Duston and Dolly Wells Mersinger ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Miller Jason Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monteleone Debby Morris Jennifer Nicholas Northrop Grumman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Novotny Kathi Malon O’Conor ’68 R. Bentley Offutt Dr. Lawrence Pakula Margaret Gilmore Palmer ’63 Mary Otenasek Petr Miles ’63 Patricia Gavin Phebus ’56

PNC Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack Radebaugh Mary Kate Ratcliffe ’73 Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent Rayburn Marci Prosser Reihart ’73 Theresa Rodgers Chip Rouse ’73 Mary Jane Dolan Sacks ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sanders Dr. and Mrs. Michael Scobie Dr. Julie Shaffrey and Mr. Tim Shaffrey Nancy Stafford Shipley ’89 Kathleen Hanlon Sinclair ’95 Pauline Auriemma Smith ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Spilman Karen Kowal Taneyhill ’67 Mary Dougherty Van Fossan ’73 Martha Gower Vanderhoof ’73 Dan Vassilovski and Elaine Sapiro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitrano Mary McFadden Voelkel ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Waesche, Jr. LS ’68 Eugene Waldron, Jr. Dr. Elizabeth Johnson Weicht ’84 Dr. Julia Ritter Welzant and Dr. Victor Welzant Wiley Rein LLP Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilkinson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Willats Bernardine Keelty Wyatt LS ’54 Red and Gray Club (Gifts of $250 to $499) Geraldine Abbott Meg Kenney Aldridge ’89 Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Alexander Joanne Althoff and Ray DePaulo Irene Nicolaidis Angelos ’83 Michael Bandell Kathleen Bitzel Bennett ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Brent Betts Mr. and Mrs. William Blair

Brian Boston Walter Brewster Jana and Richard Burch Mr. and Mrs. Greg Burke Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke Margaret Vanni Burns ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cain, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Caponiti Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cascio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Compton Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coster Betty Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Daiker Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeAlmeida Michael and Alison Migliara DelGaudio ’92 Richard Dent and Tricia Isaacs Christine Engbert Bethany Fischer ’04 Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagliardi (continues) ANNUAL REPORT / 23

Shea Gahan ’08 Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Gaspari Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gioioso, Jr. George and Susie Guzzo Good ’57 Monica Graham Bruce Grau and Kathleen Bonsall The Greene Turtle, Towson Nancy Halli ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley, Sr. LS ’63 Anne Sincock Hanson ’52 T. James Hense, Jr. LS ’58 Irene Himelfarb Mr. and Mrs. Craig Horner Karen Bachtell Hutchison ’73 Thomas Ichniowski LS ’66 Mr. and Mrs. James King Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knittle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knott Kimmel Kozak Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krug, Jr. Whitney Butler Longwell ’89 Jody and Michelle Gioioso Love ’89 Mark Lund Elizabeth Ames Lyons ’88 Marlene and Michael Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Marino Kathryn Handlir Matsuzaki ’99 E. Lawrence McCloskey LS ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Marc McFaul Robert McMahon Jeanette Melody Christa Davis Meyer ’79 Mary Kay Clemmens Minsker ’72 Morgan Stanley Cybergrants Inc. Mudd, Harrison & Burch LLP Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nemer Janet Schwitzer Nolan ’82 Rita Palmere Michelle Kenney Pappas ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Paszkiewicz Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Piet Mr. and Mrs. Steve Piron Richard Pollard LS ’61 Ann Kelly Porawski ’63 Bruce and Marcella Missar Pyke ’74 Mr. and Mrs. John Radebaugh Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01 Sara Kilbourne Reed ’85 Colleen and Jeffrey Rives Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ronald Mr. and Mrs. David Schroeder Mary Jane Rector Sheridan ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John Tiralla TJH Packaging & Associates Loretta Tontz Walker ’67 Sarah Kaiser Walker ’83 Dylan and Emily Vitrano Waugh ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiglesworth 24 / MESSENGER

Lion Club (Gifts of $100 to $249) Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. Brian Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Abell Dr. Bettina Adjei and Mr. George Adjei Mary Aiello Dr. and Mrs. John Andreadakis Heather Andrew Dr. Chanusvadee Aparece Mr. and Mrs. William Apostol Carol Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Barnes Amy Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bartyczak Natasha Belanger Molly O’Conor Bell ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benyo Berman McAleer Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bockstie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonicker Kelly Anne Bonsack Nancy Smith Bopst ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Brant Hilda Brenneman Olivia Brigstocke ’17 David and Caitlin Christhilf Bromley ’86 Mr. and Mrs. James Burtis III Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Butler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Butterworth Mr. and Mrs. Michael Canning Catholic Charities of Baltimore Mary Colleen Cawley ’10 Sara Williams Cherner ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chew George Chmiel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Christian Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Christian Dr. and Mrs. Peter Chung Amy Mudd Ciarlo ’88 Lucien Clark LS ’54 Laurette Coffey Kelly Connelly ’91 Marion Connolly ’68 Jeanette Converso Sina McMahon Cook ’91 Kristin Schiminger Council ’87 Mary Schuhart Cunzeman ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Davidson Mary Wessel Davis ’58 Anthony Day

Mary Rosenthal Dean ’05 Carol Zipse DeMeo ’64 Kathleen Dengler ’73 Cara Wittenbach Derr ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey DeVack Kristin DeVan Vincent and Blair Boehm Dicriscio ’01 Theresa Dunn Dittmar ’82 Linda Doerr Stephanie Nagy Donnelly ’59

Sr. Rosemary Donohue, SND Mary Ann Rector Dougherty ’64 Judy Dreyer Janet Dziennik Paul and Carol Scott Eberhardt ’74 Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Emory Kate Linhard English ’93 Stephen and Monica Mucha Enoch ’91 Mary Esau Mary Elizabeth Fair Betty Coyle Faw ’56 Dr. and Mrs. Fernando Ferro Lynn Kennelly Fiery ’06 Kathleen Filippelli ’72 Thomas and Suzanne Dengler Flahive ’75 Kathleen Flynn ’74 John Francomano II and Jean Satterfield James Furst LS ’69 Diane Miller Fusting ’66 Martha Gagnon Mary Caitlin Gahan ’04 Giant Food Inc. Jeanette Quinn Gisriel ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Glinka Nataliya Goodman Jeanie Grant E. Gordon Grau LS ’60 John Grice Mary Anne Siwinski Gummere ’69 Melanie Covahey Hagan ’87 Theresa Hagan David Hale Teresa Neubert Harner ’68 Quinton Harris Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heidrick Lourdes Schnader Hergenroeder ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hiteshew Mary Nagle Hogan ’63 David and Victoria Nahm Holden ’62 Tracy Bagli Hooper ’73 Mary Patricia O’Donnell Howard ’69 Erin Stewart Howland ’89 Erin Brooks Hoyle ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humphreys Emily Brooks Hunter ’08 IBM Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ichniowski LS ’67 Dr. Abebe Imiru and Mrs. Asnakech Ramet Paul and Julianne Connolly Johnson ’72 Carol Townsend Jones ’80 Patricia Shannon Jones ’64 Vicky Ketcham Juster ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kagel Sr. Edithann Kane, SND Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Keller, Sr. John Kellermann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Jr. Dr. Mark Kelly and Dr. Tyra DeCarlo Albert and Mary Terese Knott Kelly ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kennelly Carolyn Parker Knott ’64

R. John Koch and Joanne de Grouchy-Koch Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Kolberg Mary Teresa Durbin Kotula ’68 Dr. Stanley Kotula Maureen Flynn Kozelski ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kram Kathryn Remington Kramer ’73 Jennifer Duff Krastel ’93 Justine Lago ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Sam LaLomia Mr. and Mrs. John Lange Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lassiter Mr. and Mrs. John Lazzaro Drs. Erik and Hyun Lillehoj Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore LoGrande Mr. and Mrs. William Love, Sr. Mary Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Macek Philip Magaletta, Sr. Rosetta Restivo Maggelet ’54 Kathleen Tewey Mahoney ’08 Harvey and Stephanie Spalding Major ’65 Mr. and Mrs. William Malone Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Mawry Maureen McCart Patricia McCloskey ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher McCoy Molly McCurdy ’08 Edward and Kathleen Hughes McFadden ’66 Constance Burch McGrain ’71 Eileen McGrow Molly McLaughlin ’00 Thomas and Margaret Bagli McNamara ’80 Nicole Puszcz McNamara ’10 Kathryn McNeal Genevieve Gigliotti McQuaid ’96 Holly Dadds Merker ’87 Jessica Miciche ’08 Katherine Hohman Miles ’72 Terri Moeser David and Jennifer Bogusky Moessbauer ’86 Suzanne Storck Moran ’62

Jane Marie Morrison ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison JoAnn Mueller Morton ’73 Nicole Muffoletto Amy Murphy ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, Esq. Kelly Devlin Naber ’00 Ann McLaughlin Nastarowicz ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nasuta, Jr. Mary Casey Hazel Nicholson ’02 Bridget O’Brien ’08 Deborah O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Michael Osmeyer Kirsten Halbrich Oudin ’08 August Papa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pare Drs. Fred and Janet Parente Blair Mersinger Pasalic ’02 Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Pavesich Mr. and Mrs. Luis Pena Michel Perreault Mr. and Mrs. James Phelan Sr. Catherine Phelps, SND ’49† Sheryl and Matthew Piron Mary Przybyla Dr. and Mrs. Marcelo Quezado C. Scott Rayburn Eric Rayburn Sarah Read Dr. and Mrs. Telesforo Reyes, Jr. Margaret Scriba Rice ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice Diane and John Richard Natalie Ridgely ’10 Allison Riegger ’12 John and Linda Rayburn Riina Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Riley Alma Nechamkin Rosso ’62† Mr. and Mrs. Cary Rothman Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rowley Renee Rutkowski ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ryerson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sadler Concetta Sangiorgi Stephanie Diegel Saravia ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sayan Jennifer Bass Scharpf ’91 Dr. Julia Schmitz ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scully Debbie Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David Sheehan Robyn Wagner Shinnick ’93 Jan Sierakowski Mr. and Mrs. Steven Siperko Gracie and Craig Smith Maureen Devlin Smith ’75 Anne Marie Welzant Smouse ’85 Dr. Glenda Snavely Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snyder Monica Williams Soth ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spilman Maria Rodriguez Spriggs ’03 Maggie Sprinkle Mr. and Mrs. Artheme St. Martin, Jr. Nicole Hanlon Stallings ’02 Mr. and Mrs. John Stanton Amy Swam Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Sykes T. Rowe Price Foundation Inc. Carey Johnson Taylor ’05 Christine Stalter Thompson ’93 Katy Thompson ’08 Mary Pat Tilghman David and Katie Volpitta Tiralla ’80 Erin Baldwin Todd ’03 Eileen Toohey Ingrid Trimble Tydings & Rosenberg LLP Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Uhlfelder Diane Caslow Unruh ’66 Dominick Valencia, Jr. Alexandra Elliott Vaughan ’06 Anthony Vitrano LS ’68 James and Joan Frederick Voshell ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wajer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waldych Mary Jean Kretschmer Walker ’68 Washington College Donna Weber Laurel Weijer Mr. and Mrs. Bob Weininger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weininger Elizabeth Welsh ’08 Joanne Wesolowski Maria Connor White ’73 Helen Wickes and Don Stang Margaret Wilgis ’61 Dr. Kirsten Bass Wilkins ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wojeck Charlotte Zepp ’73

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Alumnae Class of 1949 Sr. Catherine Phelps, SND † Class of 1952 Anne Sincock Hanson Class of 1954 Rosetta Restivo Maggelet Class of 1955 Mary Catherine Bunting Class of 1956 Betty Coyle Faw Patricia Gavin Phebus Class of 1957 Kathleen Bitzel Bennett Susie Guzzo Good Mary Lochboehler Kilbourne Sr. Anne O’Donnell, SND Pauline Auriemma Smith Class of 1958 Mary Wessel Davis Class of 1959 June Weller Brooks Stephanie Nagy Donnelly Class of 1961 Nancy Smith Bopst Mary Houston Linton Perry Mahoney Rossi Margaret Wilgis Class of 1962 Victoria Nahm Holden Suzanne Storck Moran Catherine Cochran Peddy Barbara Bittner Purcell Alma Nechamkin Rosso† Carol Bohager Schreiber Class of 1963 Jane Reuling Clickner Mary Nagle Hogan Margaret Gilmore Palmer Mary Otenasek Petr Miles Ann Kelly Porawski Bonita Mantegna Yeoumans

Class of 1964

Class of 1970

Class of 1974

Carol Zipse DeMeo Mary Ann Rector Dougherty Patricia Shannon Jones Margaret Harrison Kenney Carolyn Parker Knott Helena Martin

Margaret Lears Chip Rouse

Cynthia Cernak Carol Scott Eberhardt Edythe McCollough Fallon Mary Ellen Rector Fise Kathleen Flynn Margaret Bracken Porter Marcella Missar Pyke Elizabeth Lerch Visconage Joan Frederick Voshell

Class of 1965 Jane Bracken Mace Stephanie Spalding Major Patricia J. Mitchell Claire Mosmiller Moore Mary Jane Dolan Sacks Class of 1966 Frances Shea Bader Diane Miller Fusting Jean Bell Hessenauer Kathleen Hughes McFadden Mary Jane Rector Sheridan Patricia Brozey Strausburg Diane Caslow Unruh Class of 1967 Nancy Halli Dolly Wells Mersinger Virginia Deinlein Onorato Karen Kowal Taneyhill Loretta Tontz Walker Class of 1968 Bonnie Caslow Allan Mary Junghans Bowden Kathryn Smith Burkey Margaret Vanni Burns Marion Connolly Mary Schuhart Cunzeman Janet Kurtz Farnham Teresa Neubert Harner Mary Kay Missar Healy Lourdes Schnader Hergenroeder Elizabeth Howard Holland Mary Teresa Durbin Kotula Sr. Louise Lears, SC Kathi Malon O’Conor Margaret Scriba Rice Mary Jean Kretschmer Walker Stephanie Fava Zenker Class of 1969 Kathryn Kane Balthrop Mary Teresa Smith Cook Mary Anne Siwinski Gummere Mary Patricia O’Donnell Howard Mary Scott Moira Frost Tamburello

Class of 1971 Susan Brown Noreen Frost Constance Burch McGrain Carol Kerney Peal Class of 1972 Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme Sarah Russo Bathon Rebecca Seifert Boyle Kathleen Filippelli Linda Kneavel Fredeking Marian Frances Miller Gregory Julianne Connolly Johnson Marie Lerch Katherine Hohman Miles Mary Kay Clemmens Minsker Libby Bagli Nagle Ann McLaughlin Nastarowicz Renee Rutkowski Lois Jean Gorschboth Ryan Class of 1973 Linda Galvin Anderson Bronwyn Byron Sara Williams Cherner Patricia Adriani Cooper Kathleen Dengler Patricia Crunkleton Diggins Elizabeth Bracken Elliott Kathy Haskins Fick Jeanette Quinn Gisriel Susan Walsch Greenbaum Carlisle Voelkel Hashim Tracy Bagli Hooper Karen Bachtell Hutchison Vicky Ketcham Juster Catherine Vitrano Kellermann Mary Terese Knott Kelly Mary Anne Hunt Kowzan Maureen Flynn Kozelski Kathryn Remington Kramer Patricia McCloskey JoAnn Mueller Morton Mary Kate Ratcliffe Marci Prosser Reihart Mary Jo Skayhan Rogers Mary Michels Scovanner Mary Dougherty Van Fossan Martha Gower Vanderhoof Maria Connor White Mary Frances Wolfsheimer Charlotte Zepp

Class of 1975 Suzanne Dengler Flahive Patricia McCloskey Patricia Macsherry Pontier Maureen Devlin Smith Margaret Walsch Stys Marty Voelkel-Hanssen Class of 1976 Susan Schuppner Maher Mary Helen McNeal Class of 1977 Kathleen Birrane Mary McGeady Class of 1978 Patricia M.C. Brown Kimberly Haus Federico Class of 1979 Christa Davis Meyer Elizabeth Macsherry Moag Kathryn Harrison Offutt Class of 1980 Carol Townsend Jones Margaret Bagli McNamara Catherine Volpitta Tiralla Class of 1981 Elizabeth Hart Karen Geckle Moritz Class of 1982 Cindy Davis Theresa Dunn Dittmar Kelley Brewer Mackesey Janet Schwitzer Nolan Mary McFadden Voelkel Class of 1983 Irene Nicolaidis Angelos Kathy Murphy Blue Suzanne Hooper Gibson Sarah Kaiser Walker

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Class of 1984

Class of 1993

Class of 2005

Class of 2011

Heather Klink Jane-Marie Morrison Dr. Elizabeth Johnson Weicht

Kate Linhard English Jennifer Duff Krastel Suzanne Nasuta Pfautz Robyn Wagner Shinnick Monica Williams Soth Christine Stalter Thompson

Mary Rosenthal Dean Kaela Smeresky Iciek Mairead McAllister Amy Murphy Amanda Peters Carey Johnson Taylor

Sallie Breschi Suzanne Patinella Claire Spurrier Taylor Van Horn

Class of 1995

Class of 2006

Michelle Kenney Pappas Kathleen Hanlon Sinclair

Margaret Johnson Adams Shannon Carroll Lynn Kennelly Fiery Elizabeth Kolberg Mary Kathleen Lavin Deirdre McAllister Alexandra Elliott Vaughan

Class of 1985 Sherry Pudloski Sara Kilbourne Reed Anne Marie Welzant Smouse Class of 1986 Abigail Adams Brigstocke Caitlin Christhilf Bromley Jennifer Bogusky Moessbauer Cindy Day Nace Dr. Kirsten Bass Wilkins Class of 1987 Erin Kelly Chrvala Kristin Schiminger Council Melanie Covahey Hagan Joy Bogusky Lewandowski Holly Dadds Merker

Class of 1996 Molly O’Conor Bell Erin Brooks Hoyle Genevieve Gigliotti McQuaid Errin Roby Katherine Smith Yang Class of 1999 Kathryn Handlir Matsuzaki Lauren Coakley Richardson Dr. Julia Schmitz

Class of 1988

Class of 2000

Mandy Doud Blanch Amy Mudd Ciarlo Shanelle Cooper Marce Fackler Hughes Lynn Hansen Kolacz Elizabeth Ames Lyons

Jennifer Hanley Armstrong Dana Olsson Collins Kathleen Killen Haffenreffer Molly McLaughlin Kelly Devlin Naber

Class of 1989 Meg Kenney Aldridge Erin Stewart Howland Whitney Butler Longwell Michelle Gioioso Love Nancy Stafford Shipley Class of 1990 Tara Brickley Cara Wittenbach Derr Mercedes Greene Alison Stewart Jackson Jennifer Sweitzer Lehmann Weng Class of 1991 Blandy Powell Becker Kelly Connelly Sina McMahon Cook Monica Mucha Enoch Jennifer Bass Scharpf Class of 1992 Alison Migliara DelGaudio Nicole Onorato Hewitt Mary Kirby Raley

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Class of 2001 Mulligan Burns Elizabeth Childs Blair Boehm Dicriscio Jessica Vitrano Randisi Caroline Powell Smith Class of 2002 Laura Nolan Holden Lauren Pyke McDonald Mary Casey Hazel Nicholson Blair Mersinger Pasalic Nicole Hanlon Stallings Class of 2003 Kathryn Simms Cox Maria Rodriguez Spriggs Erin Baldwin Todd Emily Vitrano Waugh Class of 2004 Bethany Fischer Mary Caitlin Gahan Emily Pavesich Sarah Tedesco Carey Baxter Weisberg

Class of 2007 Elizabeth Anderson Alexandra Fruin Erin McDonnell Stephanie Diegel Saravia

Class of 2012 Justine Lago Jacqueline Moritz Allison Riegger Theresa Simermeyer Stephanie Taylor Class of 2013 Lauren Bull Caroline Federico Julia Morrison Caroline Smouse Class of 2014 Peyton Courtney Elizabeth Piet

Class of 2008

Class of 2015

Shea Gahan Kirsten Little Green Elizabeth Pavesich Hall Emily Brooks Hunter Elizabeth Boddiford Klein Alex Lanasa Kathleen Tewey Mahoney Molly McCurdy Jessica Miciche Bridget O’Brien Kirsten Halbrich Oudin Laura Renaud Emma Sexton Katy Thompson Elizabeth Welsh Samantha Uphouse Wilt

Katherine Dembeck

Class of 2009 Jordan Oliver Christine Patinella Jordan Van Horn Class of 2010 Mary Colleen Cawley Grace Kolberg Marguerite McElroy Nicole Puszcz McNamara Shannon Murphy Natalie Ridgely

Class of 2017 Olivia Brigstocke Haley Halvorsen Class of 2018 Payton Bleach Claire Kotula Vy Tuong Nguyen

Students Many thanks to all of our students who gave in various ways to the Annual Fund throughout the 2017-2018 school year.

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

Lower School Alumni Timothy Cashen Lucien Clark James Furst E. Gordon Grau Patrick Hanley, Sr. T. James Hense, Jr. Michael Ichniowski Thomas Ichniowski Randolph Kiefer

E. Lawrence McCloskey Anthony Miller Richard Pollard Anthony Vitrano Joseph Vitrano Thomas Vitrano Roger Waesche, Jr. Bernardine Keelty Wyatt

Parents Class of 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bleach David and Caitlin Christhilf Bromley ‘86 Janet Dziennik Dr. and Mrs. Fernando Ferro Richard Folio John Frederick Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Gaspari Matthew and Joy Bogusky Lewandowski ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Troy Marts Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Mawry Dr. Rosalie Mince and Mr. Michael Mince Dr. Bonnie Orzech Nixon and Mr. Bert Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Piet Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scully Dr. Julie Shaffrey and Mr. Tim Shaffrey Mr. and Mrs. Brian White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiglesworth Class of 2019 Anonymous Meg Kenney Aldridge ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Bockstie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bonicker Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cerasoli Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chmiel Steve Churchman Mr. and Mrs. Greg Clark Carole and Anibal Gonzalez, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haigley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hale Mr. and Mrs. Erik Halvorsen R. John Koch and Joanne de Grouchy-Koch Mr. and Mrs. John Lange Dr. Winsome Leslie and Dr. Basil Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph McAleer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nemer Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pineo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wojeck Class of 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angelos Dr. Chanusvadee Aparece Mr. and Mrs. William Apostol Dr. Deborah Baker and Mr. Rolando de Guzman Mr. and Mrs. Brent Betts Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Boggs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Brant Kate and Ken Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Greg Burke Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Davidson Janet Dziennik Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ennis Richard Folio J.R.† and Carrie Francomano Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Franklin Russell and Nicole Onorato Hewitt ‘92 Brian and Marce Fackler Hughes ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Edward 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. Richard Miller David and Jennifer Bogusky Moessbauer ‘86 Brooke and Suzanne Nasuta Pfautz ‘93 Sheryl and Matthew Piron Dr. and Mrs. Marcelo Quezado

Diane and John Richard Colleen and Jeffrey Rives Akila Sayyed Dr. Julie Shaffrey and Mr. Tim Shaffrey Dominick Valencia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weininger Victoria Weyforth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zeidler Class of 2021 Anna Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Ehrsam Mr. and Mrs. John Emory Mary and Carl Francioli Dr. and Mrs. Mark Gloth Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pakula Mr. and Mrs. Robert Philips Mr. and Mrs. John Radebaugh Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rowley Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sanders Dr. Stephanie Savick and Mr. David Savick Mr. and Mrs. Jovie Soriano Mr. and Mrs. Eric Spilman Mr. and Mrs. Brian White

Class of 2023 Natasha Belanger Liselotte Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey DeVack Mary and Carl Francioli Mr. and Mrs. James King Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mannarino Dr. Michaela Mathews and Dr. William Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peddicord III Dr. Stephanie Savick and Mr. David Savick 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 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Christian

Class of 2022 Mr. and Mrs. John Caponiti Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Daiker Michael and Alison Migliara DelGaudio ‘92 William Fleming and Stephanie Frilling Mr. and Mrs. Jason George Mr. and Mrs. Justin Gerbereux Mr. and Mrs. Theodore King III Jody and Michelle Gioioso Love ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sayan Dr. Julie Shaffrey and Mr. Tim Shaffrey Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams ANNUAL REPORT / 29

Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Abell Olivia Abell ‘21 Abigail Emory ‘21 Mary Aiello Angela Aiello ‘08 Samantha Aiello ‘12 Maria Aiello ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Barnes Elizabeth Pakula ‘21 Carol Barnes Samantha Spencer ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bartyczak Jillanna Arata ‘22 Nancy Best Emily Pearson ‘22 Mildred Bleach Payton Bleach ‘18

Laurette Coffey Mary O’Malley ‘22

Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard, Jr. Kathryn Hubbard ‘19

Philip Magaletta, Sr. Olivia Magaletta ‘20

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Commodari Alexandra Maki ‘18 Amanda Commodari ‘20

Jean Hughes Kaitlyn Hughes ‘19

Mr. and Mrs. David Mahanna Payton Bleach ‘18

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humphreys Chloe Ennis ‘20

Maureen McCart Emily Dates ‘20

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

Robert McMahon Tierney Whalen ‘24

Jeanette Converso Maddison Kneavel ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Hector Cuellar Amanda O’Donovan ‘21 Darlene Dail Julia Harman ‘18 Linda Doerr Grace Dwan ‘20 Judy Dreyer Nina Ferrer ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dripps Anne Grothmann ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bockstie Ellie Bockstie ‘15 Claire Bockstie ‘19

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Emory Abigail Emory ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonicker Alexandra Bonicker ‘19

Mary Esau Sophia Rives ‘20

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowes Peyton Bowes ‘22

Mr. John Francomano II and Mrs. Jean Satterfield Hanley Francomano ‘20

Hilda Brenneman Madeline LaLomia ‘17 Grace LaLomia ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Butterworth Samantha Stesch ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chew Lauren Chew ‘21 George Chmiel Catherine Chmiel ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Christhilf III Peyton Bromley ‘12 Darcy Bromley ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Christian Morgen Christian ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. N. Frederick Churchman Regina Churchman ‘19

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Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan Mary Caitlin Gahan ‘04 Shea Gahan ‘08 Keegan Gahan ‘14 Theresa Hagan Nadia Briddell ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Brien Haigley, Sr. Eleanor Haigley ‘19 Vanessa Haigley ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heidrick Molly Heidrick ‘21 Charles Herget Shannon Spilman ‘21

Donna Jacobsen Jocelyn Jacobsen ‘20 Patricia Shannon Jones ‘64 Shannon Spilman ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kagel Lyssa Kagel ‘20 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Keller, Sr. Emma Keller ‘22 John Kellermann, Jr. Marye Kellermann ‘06 W. Michael and Margaret Harrison Kenney ‘64 Caroline Aldridge ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knittle Elizabeth Knittle ‘19 Dr. Stanley Kotula Claire Kotula ‘18

Lynda Meade Courtney Matthews ‘20 Joan Metcalf Jaden Soriano ‘21 Julia Soriano ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan Grace Morgan ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison Julia Morrison ‘13 Claire Kotula ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Neal Marlee White ‘18 Ella White ‘21 Deborah O’Hara Kelly Zorbach ‘21 Richard and Virginia Deinlein Onorato ’67 Kenley Hewitt ‘20

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kram Payton Rowley ‘21

Christine Osborne Margaret Burke ‘19 Caroline Burke ‘20 Holly Jean Burke ‘24

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krug, Jr. Mary Grace Marts ‘18

Genevieve Page Delaney Page ‘18

Mr. and Mrs. Sam LaLomia Madeline LaLomia ‘17 Grace LaLomia ‘20

Dr. Lawrence Pakula Elizabeth Pakula ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore LoGrande Kirsten LoGrande Beeson ‘08

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hirsch Anna Atticks ‘22

Bill† and Jane Love Elizabeth Love ‘20 Abigail Love ‘22

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holtzman Olivia George ‘22

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Macek Sydney Macek ‘19

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

Alumnae Parents Mr. and Mrs. Steve Piron Madeline Piron ‘20

Donna Stofberg Christina Beltran ‘20

Mary Przybyla Samantha Stesch ‘19

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sullivan Riley Wagner ‘18 Katherine Sullivan ‘19 Molly Wagner ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Radebaugh Emma Radebaugh ‘21 Dr. and Mrs. Telesforo Reyes, Jr. Genevieve Gibson ‘21 Alma Nechamkin Rosso ‘62† Samm Stewart ‘13 Rita Rubie Mikayla Trainor ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ryerson Carly Ryerson ‘22

Ingrid Trimble Matilda Trimble ‘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 Eugene Waldron, Jr. Lila Waldron ‘24

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sadler Maura Neely ‘16 Colleen Neely ‘18

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waldych Lauren Ronald ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sawicki, Sr. Caroline Welzant ‘23

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Weininger Megan Weininger ‘20

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

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas West Emelia Crown ‘24

Mr. and Mrs. David Sheehan Molly DiBiagio ‘21 Jan Sierakowski Lyssa Kagel ‘20 The Hon. and Mrs. James Smith, Jr. Sara McAleer ‘15 Hannah McAleer ‘16 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

Ann Wheeler Catherine Chmiel ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilhelm Amanda O’Donovan ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilkinson, Sr. Marisol Wilkinson ‘19 Maci Wilkinson ‘22

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Abbott Geraldine Abbott Mary Aiello Dr. and Mrs. John Andreadakis Dr. Deborah Baker and Mr. Rolando de Guzman Michael Bandell Mr. and Mrs. Miles Baxter Mr. and Mrs. David Belz Mr. and Mrs. William Blair Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Bockstie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boehm, Jr. J. Peter Brach, Jr. Richard and Abigail Adams Brigstocke ‘86 June Weller Brooks ‘59 Katherine and John Brown Margaret Vanni Burns ‘68 Scott Burns Mr. and Mrs. James Burtis III Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Butler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cain, Jr. Anna Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Michael Canning Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cascio Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Christhilf III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clawson Mary Teresa Smith Cook ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. S. Christopher Costa Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coster Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coutts Wille Kate Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeAlmeida Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dembeck Kathleen Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunworth Paul and Carol Scott Eberhardt ‘74 Michael and Kimberly Haus Federico ‘78 Dr. and Mrs. Fernando Ferro Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fick Thomas and Suzanne Dengler Flahive ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagliardi Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Glinka George and Susie Guzzo Good ‘57 Bruce Grau and Kathleen Bonsall John Grice Frank Gunther and Patricia Bosse Mr. and Mrs. John Halaby, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Erik Halvorsen Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Handlir Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley, Sr. LS ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. E. Philip Hanlon Charles Herget Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hiteshew

David and Victoria Nahm Holden ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Holloran Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Horner Barbara Ipsaro Paul and Julianne Connolly Johnson ’72 Steve and Chris Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Dr. Mark Kelly and Dr. Tyra DeCarlo 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 R. John Koch and Joanne de Grouchy-Koch Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Kolberg Dr. Frank Kolodgie and Dr. Zuzana Chamrova Paul and Mary Anne Hunt Kowzan ‘73 Mrs. Agnes Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lange Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lassiter Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lavin Drs. Erik and Hyun Lillehoj Martha Linhard B.J. Litz Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mace Marlene and Michael Maguire Harvey and Stephanie Spalding Major ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. William Malone Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin Joseph Martin and Lisa Troia Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Matera Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph McAleer Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy, Jr. Edward and Kathleen Hughes McFadden ‘66 Thomas and Margaret Bagli McNamara ‘80 Mrs. Kathryn McNeal Duston and Dolly Wells Mersinger ‘67 Anthony Miller LS ‘71 Regina Miller Anthony and Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monteleone Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moore Stephen and Karen Geckle Moritz ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison (continues) ANNUAL REPORT / 31

Faculty & Staff Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, Esq. John and Libby Bagli Nagle ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nasuta, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Novotny Herbert and Kathi Malon O’Conor ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. John O’Hara Richard and Virginia Deinlein Onorato ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Osmeyer Rita Palmere Dr. Fred Parente and Dr. Janet Parente Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Pavesich Eugene and Mary Otenasek Petr Miles ‘63 Marianne and Thomas Pfeffer, Jr. Ellen and Gregory Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Piet Patricia Macsherry Pontier ‘75 Bruce and Marcella Missar Pyke ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent Rayburn Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Rodriguez Perry Mahoney Rossi ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Cary Rothman Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanford John Schap Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. David Schroeder Dr. and Mrs. Michael Scobie Debbie Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David Sheehan Kenneth and Suzanne Molino Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Steven Siperko Virginia Stalter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan David and Catherine Volpitta Tiralla ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Uhlfelder Mr. and Mrs. John Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitrano LS ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Vitrano James and Joan Frederick Voshell ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. David Wade Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wajer Mary Jean Kretschmer Walker ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams

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Heather Andrew Amy Barnett Catherine Beach Amy Belz Michael Bliss Kelly-Anne Bonsack Brian Boston Michael Brown, Sr. Ann Cory Betty Coyle Rance Denton Kristin DeVan Colin Devlin Blair Boehm Dicriscio ‘01 Robin Duffy Christine Engbert Richard Englar Susan Ferrer Maureen Finlan Mary Ellen Rector Fise ‘74 Courtney Fitzgibbon Tracey Ford A. Sabrina George Tricia Giuffrida Janet Gloth Carole Gonzalez Nataliya Goodman Monica Graham Jeanie Grant David Hale Heather Harlan Warnack Quinton Harris Erin Peer Holmes Marce Fackler Hughes ‘88 Andrea Jacobs Sahar Jones George Kapusinski Catherine Vitrano Kellermann ‘73 Michele Kogler Kimmel Kozak Jennifer Krueger Julie Lanahan John Lavasseur Barbara Lipsky Mary Lowe Mark Lund Marlene Maguire Ellen Manuel-Smith Vicki Matter Julie Matthews Rachel Mays Nicole Puszcz McNamara ‘10 Alexander Miller Jason Miller Terri Moeser Karen Geckle Moritz ‘81 Nicole Muffoletto Marlena Murtagh

Libby Bagli Nagle ‘72 Jennifer Nicholas Nathan Nocket Marianne Pfeffer Bernard Piet Sheryl Piron Julia Ramos Jessica Vitrano Randisi ‘01 Sarah Read Diane Richard Colleen Rives Theresa Rodgers David Schroeder Kalea Selmon Debbie Shaw Dr. Victor Shin Gracie Smith Randal Smith Dr. Glenda Snavely Maggie Sprinkle Amy Swam Mary Pat Tilghman Catherine Volpitta Tiralla ‘80 Mary Trompeter Emily Vitrano Waugh ‘03 Donna Weber Laurel Weijer Joanne Wesolowski Kathleen Wilder Shannon Zeidler

Friends Mary-Glen Bradbury Jana Burch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dubansky Michael Gallerizzo Gary Gill Chris Izzo Olive Long Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Debby Morris Dr. Frederick and Mrs. Mary Louise Preis Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Riley Saint Mark Roman Catholic Church Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor Eileen Toohey Dan Vassilovski and Elaine Sapiro Mr. and Mrs. Brent Voelkel Marianne Weis Timothy Young

Foundations & Corporations Bank of America Benevity Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Children’s Scholarship Fund Baltimore Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Inc. Exelon Corporation Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP GB Charities Inc. General Mills Box Tops for Education Giant Food Inc. Herget Foundation

Kiefer Foundation Inc. The Kula Foundation LifeBridge Health The Morgan Family Foundation Morgan Stanley Cybergrants Inc. Mudd, Harrison & Burch LLP Northrop Grumman Foundation PNC Foundation T. Rowe Price Foundation Inc. Tydings & Rosenberg LLP Tyler P. Fick Foundation Inc. Wiley Rein LLP WPW Foundation YourCause Corporate Giving Programs

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Tribute & Memorial Gifts In Honor of Catherine Beach Colleen and Jeffrey Rives

Paul Dick Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan

Bronwyn Byron ’73 Mary Kate Ratcliffe ’73

Irene Ford Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan

Monica Graham Washington College

Mitch Halbrich Kirsten Halbrich Oudin ’08

Laura Marsico ’18 Janet Dziennik

Felice Ichniowski Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ichniowski LS ’67 Thomas Ichniowski LS ’66

Rachel Mays Colleen and Jeffrey Rives Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 Jacqueline Moritz ’12 Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01 Mr. and Mrs. William Malone Dr. Victor Shin Mr. and Mrs. William Malone Marla Stanton Mary McFadden Voelkel ’82

In Memory of Audrey Bagliani Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan John Bagliani Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan Dee Missar Bergstrom ’64 Mary Kay Missar Healy ’68 Kathy Blanco-Losada Irene Himelfarb Jeanette Melody Rita Palmere Sr. Agnes Frederick Blee, SND Erin Kelly Chrvala ’87 Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Sr. Michael Brauer, SND ’59 Stephanie Nagy Donnelly ’59 Margaret Byrnes ’69 Mary Scott ’69

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Anthony Ipsaro Renee Rutkowski ’72 Mary Jane Kane Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan Dr. Frank Kim Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan Rose Maggenti Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benyo Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cascio Catholic Charities of Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cucchiara Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Eppel Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gioioso, Jr. Gail Kandel Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Kolberg Eileen Lutts Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Deborah Major Sr. Danelle McCarthy, OP Marie McCarthy Eileen McGrow August Papa Michel Perreault Mr. and Mrs. Norman Petrucci Mary Beth Protzman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice St. Joseph Medical Center Concetta Sangiorgi Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snyder Mr. and Mrs. John Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Undem

Anne Major Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cascio Jane Johnston John Kellermann, Jr. Ellen Kiel Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Kolberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luperini Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Deborah Major Marie McCarthy Mary Anne O’Donnell August Papa Mr. and Mrs. Norman Petrucci Concetta Sangiorgi John and Bertie McCann Dr. and Mrs. John Andreadakis Erinn McCarthy ’10 Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Anne McCloskey Mary Schuhart Cunzeman ’68 Barbara Doty M. K. and D. T. Eckard Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fisher James Furst Martha Gagnon Marian Frances Miller Gregory ’72 Nancy Halli ’67 Susan Hasting and Jason Eiband Patricia Shannon Jones ’64 Mark and Catherine Vitrano Kellermann ’73 Paul and Mary Anne Hunt Kowzan ’73 Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Helena Martin ’64 Mr. and Mrs. John McClean E. Lawrence McCloskey LS ’65 Patricia McCloskey ’73 Carol Kerney Peal ’71 Patricia Macsherry Pontier ’75 Mary Kennedy Rasin Marci Prosser Reihart ’73 Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Patricia Brozey Strausburg ’66 Linda Sundquist Dr. and Mrs. John Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. Justin Vitrano Loretta Tontz Walker ’67 Denise Taneyhill Wittpenn

Mary Catherine Rector McManus ’68 Mary Kay Missar Healy ’68 Trish Miller Marlene Maguire Mary Nehrling Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Sr. Catherine Phelps, SND ’49 Lourdes Schnader Hergenroeder ’68 Karen Rever Dana Olsson Collins ’00 Mrs. Robie Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan Ward Smith Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Amanda Starz ’10 J. McDonald Kennedy James Turney Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan Teresa Weis Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Marianne Weis Lola Willats Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boehm, Jr.

Endowment Abby Boehm ’98 Merit Award Fund Joanne Althoff and Ray DePaulo Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boehm, Jr. Mulligan Burns ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Compton Vincent and Blair Boehm Dicriscio ’01 R. Bentley Offutt Mr. and Mrs. Steven Willats Castle Preservation Fund Dr. and Mrs. John Andreadakis Kathy Murphy Blue ’83 Tyler P. Fick ’99 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Compton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fick, Jr. Page and Jeffrey Fick Bethany Fischer ’04 Kathryn Handlir Matsuzaki ’99 Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Tyler P. Fick Foundation Inc. John K. Frost Faculty Recognition Award Fund Moira Frost Tamburello ’69 Meaghan P. Gahan ’89 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael Canning Shea Gahan ’08 Mary Caitlin Gahan ’04 Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan Paul and Julianne Connolly Johnson ’72 Mary Ann Shaw Nancy Stafford Shipley ’89 Donna Stofberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wist GROW Grant Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley, Sr. LS ’63 Wiley Rein LLP Harrison Family Merit Award Fund Dr. W. Michael and Mrs. Margaret Harrison Kenney ’64 Katie’s Fund Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01 George G. Litz Memorial Lacrosse Scholarship Award Fund B.J. Litz

Carol Malone Excellence in Teaching Endowment Elizabeth Anderson ’07 Kathleen Birrane ’77 Mulligan Burns ’01 Haley Halvorsen ’17 Maryvale Endowment Fund Laura Nolan Holden ’02 Kimberly Erica May ’87 Spirit Award Fund Kathleen Dengler ’73 Irene Himelfarb Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Jeanette Melody Rita Palmere Erinn McCarthy ’10 Maryvale Fathers’ Club Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benyo Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cascio Catholic Charities of Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cucchiara Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Eppel Tracey and Tom Ford Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagliardi Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP Catherine Gee Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gioioso, Jr. Jane Johnston Gail Kandel John Kellermann, Jr. Ellen Kiel Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Kolberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luperini Eileen Lutts Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Deborah Major Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Marino Sr. Danelle McCarthy, OP Marie McCarthy Eileen McGrow Mary Anne O’Donnell August Papa Michel Perreault Mr. and Mrs. Norman Petrucci Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Protono MaryBeth Protzman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice Concetta Sangiorgi St. Joseph Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snyder Mr. and Mrs. John Stanton Josephine Trueschler Cornelia Tyner Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Undem Dan Vassilovski and Elaine Sapiro

Anne McCloskey Scholar Athlete Fund Mary Teresa Smith Cook ’69 Barbara Doty M. K. and D. T. Eckard Mary Elizabeth Fair Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fisher James Furst LS ’69 Martha Gagnon Marian Frances Miller Gregory ’72 Nancy Halli ’67 Carlisle Voelkel Hashim ’73 Susan Hasting and Jason Eiband Mark and Catherine Vitrano Kellermann ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Jr. Paul and Mary Anne Hunt Kowzan ’73 Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Helena Martin ’64 Mr. and Mrs. John McClean E. Lawrence McCloskey LS ’65 Patricia McCloskey ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher McCoy Ann McLaughlin Nastarowicz ’72 Carol Kerney Peal ’71 Patricia Macsherry Pontier ’75 Mary Kennedy Rasin Mary Kate Ratcliffe ’73 Marci Prosser Reihart ’73 Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Patricia Brozey Strausburg ’66 Linda Sundquist Dr. and Mrs. John Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. Justin Vitrano Loretta Tontz Walker ’67 Denise Taneyhill Wittpenn Anne E. Rayburn ’87 Endowment Fund Erin Kelly Chrvala ’87 Richard Dent and Tricia Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent Rayburn C. Scott Rayburn Caroline Rayburn Eric Rayburn Gavin Rayburn and Kelsey Hinchliffe Andrew Riina Linda Rayburn Riina Mary Trompeter Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND Endowment Fund Marion Connolly ’68

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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 Artus Nagy Boyd ’56 Mary Castagna Carrillo ’58 Cindy Davis ’82 Tracey Ford Susie Guzzo Good ’57 Mercedes Greene ’90 Frances Flannery Gunshol ’65 Bette Jean Braden Heins ’61 Laura Nolan Holden ’02 Henry and Tracy Bagli Hooper ’73 Mark and Catherine Vitrano Kellermann ’73

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 Mitchell-Huether Family Patricia J. Mitchell ’65 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 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.

Consecutive Years of Giving The loyal donors listed below have made Maryvale an uninterrupted philanthropic priority for the following number of consecutive years: 3 Years Anonymous Meg Kenney Aldridge ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angelos Archdiocese of Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Barnes Amy Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bonicker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonicker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowes Walter Brewster Susan Brown ’71 Kate and Ken Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke Mr. and Mrs. John Caponiti Mary Colleen Cawley ’10 Mr. and Mrs. N. Frederick Churchman Kelly Connelly ’91 Peyton Courtney ’14 Kathryn Simms Cox ’03 Anthony Day Michael and Alison Migliara DelGaudio ’92 Kristin DeVan Sr. Rosemary Donohue, SND Kate Linhard English ’93 Monica Mucha Enoch ’91 Kathy Haskins Fick ’73 Kathleen Filippelli ’72 William Fleming and Stephanie Frilling

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Herbert and Linda Kneavel Fredeking ’72 John Frederick Shea Gahan ’08 Sabrina and Jason George Mr. and Mrs. Justin Gerbereux Mercedes Greene ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Brien Haigley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haigley, Jr. David Hale Mr. and Mrs. Erik Halvorsen T. James Hense, Jr. LS ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hiteshew Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard, Jr. IBM Corporation Patricia Shannon Jones ’64 George Kapusinski Mr. and Mrs. Theodore King III Paul and Mary Ann Hunt Kowzan ’73 Agnes Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Sam LaLomia Mr. and Mrs. John Lange Mary Kathleen Lavin ’06 Dr. Winsome Leslie and Dr. Basil Morgan Mr. and Mrs. David Mahanna Susan Schuppner Maher ’76 Rachel Mays Deirdre McAllister ’06 Mairead McAllister ’05 Mary McGeady ’77 Molly McLaughlin ’00

Nicole Puszcz McNamara ’10 Jason Miller Mary Kay Clemmens Minsker ’72 David and Jennifer Bogusky Moessbauer ’86 Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan Jane-Marie Morrison ’84 Marlena Murtagh Mr. and Mrs. John Novotny Christine Osborne Dr. Lawrence Pakula Brooke and Suzanne Nasuta Pfautz ’93 Elizabeth Piet ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pineo Mr. and Mrs. Jack Radebaugh Mr. and Mrs. John Radebaugh Eric Rayburn Marci Prosser Reihart ’73 Colleen and Jeffrey Rives Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Rodriguez Perry Mahoney Rossi ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sayan Kalea Selmon Mary Jane Rector Sheridan ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Singleton The Hon. and Mrs. James Smith, Jr. Monica Williams Soth ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan David and Catherine Volpitta Tiralla Tyler P. Fick Foundation Inc. United Way of Central Maryland

Dominick Valencia, Jr. Martha Gower Vanderhoof ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitrano LS ’72 Kristina Laface and Thomas Vitrano LS ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waldych Donna Weber Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiglesworth Wiley Rein LLP Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wojeck Timothy Young 4 Years Sarah Russo Bathon ’72 Josh and Blandy Powell Becker ’91 Rebecca Seifert Boyle ’72 Michael Brown, Sr. Shannon Carroll ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cerasoli Darlene Dail Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeAlmeida Robin Duffy Janet Dziennik Caroline Federico ’13 Courtney Fitzgibbon Richard Folio Mary and Carl Francioli Carole and Anibal Gonzalez Laura Nolan Holden ’02 Erin Peer Holmes Dr. Michael Ichniowski LS ’67 Courtney Kelly ’19 Ellen-Manuel Smith Dr. Rosalie Mince and Mr. Michael Mince Debby Morris Kelly Devlin Naber ’00 Jennifer Nicholas Amanda Peters ’05 Dr. and Mrs. Marcelo Quezado C. Scott Rayburn Alma Nechamkin Rosso ’62 † Dr. Victor Shin Robyn Wagner Shinnick ’93 Gracie Smith Randal Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jovie Soriano Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Mary Trompeter Kathleen Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wojeck 5 Years Mr. and Mrs. Brian Abbott Heather Andrew Mr. and Mrs. William Blair Payton Bleach ’18 Brian Boston Sallie Breschi ’11 Scott Burns Steve Churchman Michael Gallerizzo

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Handlir Erin Stewart Howland ’89 Paul and Julianne Connolly Johnson ’72 J. McDonald Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kenny Michele Kogler Olive Long Jody and Michelle Gioioso Love ’89 Mr. and Mrs. William Love, Sr. Joseph Martin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maxwell Maureen McCart Patricia McCloskey ’75 Dr. Frederick and Mrs. Mary Louise Preis Mary Kirby Raley ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Cary Rothman Caroline Powell Smith ’01 Dr. Glenda Snavely Donna Stofberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor Heather Harlan Warnack Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiglesworth Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilkinson, Sr. Bernardine Keelty Wyatt LS ’54 6 Years Mary Ellen Gallagher Barthelme ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Miles Baxter Sara Williams Cherner ’73 Elizabeth Childs ’01 Debbie Schuhart Cunzeman ’68 Vince and Blair Boehm Dicriscio ’01 Edythe McCollough Fallon ’74 John Grice Mary Nagle Hogan ’63 Tracy Bagli Hooper ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Horner Karen Bachtell Hutchison ’73 Donna Jacobsen Stephen Kaiser Albert and Mary Terese Knott Kelly ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Macek Maryvale Sports Boosters Kathryn McNeal The Morgan Family Foundation Jordan Oliver ’09 Richard and Virginia Deinlein Onorato ’67 Marianne and Thomas Pfeffer, Jr. Ellen and Gregory Pierce Mary Jane Dolan Sacks ’65 Diane Caslow Unruh ’66 Marianne Weis 7 Years Associated Italian American Charities of Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bleach Mildred Bleach Richard and Abigail Adams Brigstocke ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dembeck

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunworth Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Gaspari Nataliya Goodman Quinton Harris Mary Patricia O’Donnell Howard ’69 Sr. Edithann Kane, SND Dr. Mark Kelly and Dr. Tyra DeCarlo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krug Mr. and Mrs. David Mahanna Mr. and Mrs. John Matera Laura Renaud ’08 Dr. Julie Shaffrey and Mr. Tim Shaffrey Nancy Stafford Shipley ’89 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Ohio Province Mr. and Mrs. David Wade Sarah Kaiser Walker ’83 Dr. Elizabeth Johnson Weicht ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Willats 8 Years Kathleen Birrane ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clawson Elizabeth Bracken Elliott ’73 Tracey and Tom Ford Mary Caitlin Gahan ’04 Mary Anne Siwinski Gummere ’69 Kathleen Killen Haffenreffer ’00 Jessy and John Halaby, Sr. Kimmel Kozak Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph McAleer Marie McCarthy Patricia J. Mitchell ’65 Stephen and Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 Dr. and Mrs. Michael Scobie Mary Pat Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. John Van Horn Taylor Van Horn ’11 9 Years Mulligan Burns ’01 F. Paul Galeone Photographers Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagliardi Dr. Frank Kolodgie and Dr. Zuzana Chamrova Carol Kerney Peal ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Piet Moira Frost Tamburello ’69 Marty Voelkel-Hanssen ’75 and Stephen Hanssen 10 Years June Weller Brooks ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Compton Stephanie Nagy Donnelly ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lange Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lavin Mark Lund Rosetta Restivo Maggelet ’54 Mary Ann Shaw Jordan Van Horn ’09 (continues) ANNUAL REPORT /337

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11 Years

16 Years

Betty Coyle Kathleen Flynn ’74 Jeanette Quinn Gisriel ’73 Mr. and Mrs. William Malone Lynda Meade Sr. Catherine Phelps, SND ’49† Sherry Pudloski ’85 SAGE Dining Services Maggie Sprinkle Helen Wickes and Don Stang

Gavin and Suzanne Dengler Flahive ’75 Brian and Mary Jo Skayhan Rogers ’73 Emily Vitrano Waugh ’03

12 Years Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benyo Cindy Davis ’82 Barbara Lipsky E. Lawrence McCloskey LS ’65 Mr. and Mrs. David Schroeder Mary Dougherty Van Fossan ’73 13 Years Nancy Smith Bopst ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cascio Richard Dent and Tricia Isaacs Lynn Kennelly Fiery ’06 Carol Townsend Jones ’80 Dr. Elizabeth Kolberg ’06 Anthony and Elizabeth Macsherry Moag ’79 Mary Otenasek Petr Miles ’63 Richard Pollard LS ’61 Ann Kelly Porawski ’63 Linda Rayburn Riina 14 Years Gregory and Jennifer Hanley Armstrong ’00 Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust Molly O’Conor Bell ’96 Tara Brickley ’90 Mr. and Mrs. John Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fick Russell and Nicole Onorato Hewitt ’92 Erin Brooks Hoyle ’96 Thomas Ichniowski LS ’66 Andrea Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore LoGrande Chip Rouse ’70 Dr. Julia Schmitz ’99 Pauline Auriemma Smith ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wist 15 Years Mary Junghans Bowden ’68 Mr. J. Peter Brach, Jr. Dennis Uniform Manufacturing Co. Tricia Giuffrida Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy Terri Moeser Sara Kilbourne Reed ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Waesche, Jr. LS ’68

17 Years Mary Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Butler Shanelle Cooper ’88 Teresa Neubert Harner ’68 Lourdes Schnader Hergenroeder ’68 Mary Lochboehler Kilbourne ’57 Patricia McCloskey ’73 Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy Sarah Read T. Rowe Price Foundation Inc. 18 Years Geraldine Abbott Frances Shea Bader ’66 Amy and David Belz Alison Stewart Jackson ’90 Heather Klink ’84 Sr. Anne O’Donnell, SND ’57 Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01 Lois Jean Gorschboth Ryan ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanford 19 Years Wille Kate Davis Theresa Dunn Dittmar ’82 Mary Ann Rector Dougherty ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Glinka Jeanie Grant Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kennelly Marie Lerch ’72 Marlene and Michael Maguire Maryvale Upper School Student Council Julie and Brooks Matthews Thomas and Catherine Cochran Peddy ’62 Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent Rayburn Debbie Shaw Elizabeth Lerch Visconage ’74

W. Michael and Margaret Harrison Kenney ’64 Anthony Miller LS ’70 Regina Miller John and Libby Bagli Nagle ’72 Kathleen Hanlon Sinclair ’95 Margaret Walsch Stys ’75 James and Joan Frederick Voshell ’74 23 Years Duston and Dolly Wells Mersinger ’67 24 Years Kathleen Bitzel Bennett ’57 Mr. and Mrs. S. Christopher Costa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coutts Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley, Sr. LS ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitrano LS ’72 25 Years Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boehm, Jr. Patricia M.C. Brown ’78 Mary Catherine Bunting ’55 Noreen Frost ’71 Edward † and Mary Agnes Gahan Anne Sincock Hanson ’52 Jean Bell Hessenauer ’66 27 Years Marion Connolly ’68 Jane Bracken Mace ’65 28 Years Sr. Shawn Marie Maguire, SND 30+ Years Mark and Cathy Vitrano Kellermann ’73

20 Years Irene Nicolaidis Angelos ’83 George and Susie Guzzo Good ’57 Monica Graham Barbara Ipsaro Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Mary Lowe 21 Years Bronwyn Byron ’73 Mary Ellen Rector Fise ’74 Susan Walsch Greenbaum ’73 Nancy Halli ’67 Elizabeth Hart ’81 Brian and Marce Fackler Hughes ’88

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Gifts in Kind Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong Bacchus Importers, Ltd. Baltimore Coffee & Tea Susan Brown ’71 Calvert Hall College High School Kelly Connelly ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coutts East West Sign Group LLC DrinkMore Water Janet Gloth Michele Kogler Karen Geckle Moritz ’81 Carol Kerney Peal ’71 Diane Richard Jeffrey Rives Dr. Julie Shaffrey and Mr. Tim Shaffrey Steve and Robyn Wagner Shinnick ’93 THB Neighborhood Bagelry & Deli

Maryvale Bull & Oyster Roast Sponsors and Advertisers Sponsors

Advertisers

Richard and Abigail Adams Brigstocke ’86 Kate and Ken Buchanan Hart Industries Julie and Tim Lynch M&T Bank The Nelson Co. (Cathy and Jack Williams) Maryvale Alumnae Association Maryvale Sports Boosters SC&H Group The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co.

Atlantic Insurance CJ Maintenance HMS Insurance Kelly Benefits Ruebling & Associates

Maryvale Golf Classic Sponsors Apple Ford Lincoln Blakefield Development LLC Christy and Matt Bleach P ’18 Boddiford-Koras Group at Morgan Stanley Calvert Hall College High School Excell Concrete Construction LLC Fick Bros. Roofing & Exterior Remodeling Co. Freestate Electrical Construction Co. Hafets & Associates LLC Hamilton Bank Michael’s Cafe

Jack Nelson The Nelson Co. (Cathy and Jack Williams) Marianne and Thomas Pfeffer, Jr. Bernard J. Piet, CPA LLC PNC PSA Insurance & Financial Services SC&H Group Inc. The Shaffrey Family The Spencer Family Synergy Financial Group Willis Towers Watson

Maryvale Lions’ Charge 5k & 1-Mile Dash Sponsors Blandy Powell Becker ’91 Class of 2006: Margaret Johnson Adams Alexandra Bauernschub Baila Rachel Golglia Brocious Margaret Connelly Samantha Easter Jade Walden Hughes Julia Joynt Christina Mullet Kirkpatrick Mary Kate Lavin Cailyn Lawler Nicole Carlson Maffei Ashly Oehrl Erin Shannon Renaud Rachael Hartman Serra Kate Quick Spada Carrie Stasik Alexandra Elliott Vaughan Paige Ibello Venker Ashley Manocheh Votta Caitlin White Theresa Wunder 40 / MESSENGER

CMP LLC The Daily Record EmbroidMe George Mason Mortgage HWK Law Group LLC Carol Towsend Jones ’80 Miller Refrigeration Inc. WMAR-TV

Marriages, Births, Condolences MARRIAGES

BIRTHS

Kate Lears ’71 to Sue Brodie Denise Orendorff ’86 to Mark Smith Melissa Higdon ’03 to Ashley Millard Nan Brown ’04 to Alex Gaudet Alex Elliott ’06 to Craig Vaughn Elizabeth Nagle ’06 to Ben Brisson Nettie Jankoviak ’07 to Sean Garrett Annie Powell ’07 to Jeff Crockett Riley Sheehey ’07 to Dylan Kough Elizabeth Boddiford ’08 to David Klein Nikki Puszcz ’10 to Ryan McNamara

Sallie Lears to Caroline Powell Smith ’01 Holt Robert to Casey Hazel Nicholson ’02 Corbyn to Emily Bauer Lee ’03 Brooks Stephen to Jessica Vitrano Randisi ’01 Camilla Rose to Laura Johnson Bollinger ’04 Liam Hayes to Katie Geppi Burden ’10

CONDOLENCES Family of Sr. Catherine (Betty Mae) Phelps, SND ’49 Family of Barbara Wilson Amrein ’59 Family of Sr. Michael Theresa Brauer, SND ’59 Lynn Breidenbaugh Peruzovic ’61 on the death of her husband, father of Kara Peruzovic Lipinski ’90 and Kristin Peruzovic ’93 Family of Alma Nechamkin Rosso ’62, grandmother of Samantha Stewart ’13 Paula Junghans ’67, Mary Junghans Bowden ’68, †Loretta Junghans Wentzel ’70, Edward Junghans LS ’69 and Lisa Junghans Norris LS on the death of their sister, Margaret Junghans Sandebeck LS ’67 Family of Meg Brennan Muse ’68, sister of Beth Brennan Tilove ’70 and Susan Brennan Treusdell ’74 Family of Margi Byrnes ’69 Sue Smith ’72 on the death of her mother, grandmother of Kate Nolan Bryden ’00 and Laura Nolan Holden ’02 Cindy Johnston Lawson ’74 on the death of her husband Family of Helen Shortal Daly ’79 Susan Janicki ’85 on the death of her father Family of Heather McFadden Gladbach ’90, daughter of Kathleen Hughes McFadden ’66 Anne Wharam Thomas ’99 on the death of her father Hanley Francomano ’20 on the death of her father Sr. Agnes Frederick Blee, SND (Former Faculty Member, Business Office) Betty Beese – (Former Faculty Member) Anne McCloskey – (Former Athletic Director)

† Deceased LS Lower School

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Thursday, Dec. 13 Winter Concert Erinn McCarthy Humanities Hall (Theater), 6 p.m.

Friday, May 3 Alumnae Association Senior Induction Ceremony Alumna of the Year Award McCarthy Theater, 11 a.m.

Friday, Jan. 4 Young Alumnae Breakfast Castle Great Hall, 10 a.m.

Feb. 5, Feb. 12 and Feb. 19 Leadership Institute Alumnae Career Seminar Series Rodriguez Center, 6:30 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Saturday, March 30 Maryvale Bull & Oyster Roast* Sponsored by the Maryvale Alumnae Association and Sports Boosters Club Maryvale Campus, 7 p.m. – 11 p.m.

Friday, May 3 – Sunday, May 5 Reunion Weekend 2019 Friday, May 17 Gym Meet Maryvale Campus Thursday, May 23 29th Annual Maryvale Golf Classic* Eagle’s Nest Country Club

Jubilee Luncheon Honoring the Class of 1969 The Castle Great Hall, Noon Campus Tour Beginning in the Castle, 2 p.m.

Afternoon Tea The Castle Library, 3 p.m.

Saturday, May 4 Lions’ Charge 5K & 1-Mile Dash* Maryvale Campus, 8 a.m.

“Cheers to Your Years” Champagne Toast The Castle Great Hall, 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.

All alumnae are invited to attend.

Individual Class Reunions Off-Campus Classes of 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009 and 2014 Sunday, May 5 Alumnae Memorial Mass Maryvale’s Luminous Chapel, 10 a.m.

* Sponsorship opportunities are available. Please contact Marianne Pfeffer at pfefferm@maryvale.com or 410.308.8515 for more information.