2010 Catherine Brown has won the 2010 EN101 prize in English. Her paper, a critical analysis of Robert Frost’s poem “Putting in the Seed” was submitted by her English teacher to the English Department for the end of the year awards. Catherine was unaware that her paper was submitted until she heard the winning news. Thanking all in AP Lit for their work because she would have never been able to write anything half that quality without all of the preparation work and practice. Emily Gimpel has been named in the Colonial Athletic Conference to the All-Conference Golf Team (second team), one of only a few U.S. players in a very international field. She finished up her season leading the Tribe with season scoring average and top 20 tournament finishes; setting or tying five school records, and performing solidly in the classroom as well. A real highlight for her was the relationships she had with her teammates. She accepted a scholarship from the University of Maryland to play golf for the “Lady Terps” next year. Maryland plays at the top of the collegiate field in the ACC conference (vs. Duke, UNC, Virginia and Wake Forest). Emily is very happy and excited and looking forward to challenging herself and to continuing to develop her skills, majoring in Kinesiology and looking toward a career in golf.
New Arrivals Maribeth Byrne Hawkins ’85, a daughter, Hailey Belle Amanda Ulmer Freed ’88, a daughter, Ava Victoria Heather Harrington Atkinson ’89, twin daughters, Lucy Barbara and Ava Beverly Jeanine Harrington Ferrick ’89, a daughter, Cara Jeanine Maria Termini-Romano ’89, a son, Louis Augustine Marjery MacNeal Krill ’93, a son, Joseph Ethan Amy Kaltneckar Dixon ’94, a daughter, Maggie Elizabeth Nancy Keosathit Guynn ’94, a daughter, Caroline Rose Susan Prior Ramage ’94, a son, John “Jack” Henry Rana Silver ’94, a daughter, Mila Jade Auste Radzius Joost ’96, a son, Nolan Aleksandras Kelly McKeown Adomsky ’00, a son, Bennett Michael Sue Smith Seman ’01, a son, Samuel John
Nicole Weinrich ’09 (far left)
Sarah Jordan ’10 (far left)
In Memoriam
We extend our sympathy and prayers to the families of the following Alumnae:
Margaret Abbott Driscoll ’41 Barbara Britt Dunsford ’48 Ruthann Boone Braunwarth ’66 Sara Ruetschlin Kaylor ’66 Regina Alba Williams ’68
Our sympathy and pr ayers are extended to the following alumnae: Catherine Achuff Swank ’46, on the death of her husband, James A. Swank Eileen Donnelly Williams ’51, on the death of her brother, Joseph C. Donnelly, Jr., MD Maryanne Dever Ginley ’52, Maureen Ginley Vorobec ’79 and Colleen Degnan ’07, on the death of their sister-in-law, aunt and grandmother respectively, Mary A. Ginley Adams Anne Flanagan Burgoyne ’54 and MaryLou McDevitt Burgoyne ’54, on the death of their husband and brother-in-law respectively, Henry “Hank” Burgoyne, Jr. Kathryn Ruetschlin Greenleaf ’64, on the death of her sister, Sara Ruetschlin Kaylor ’66 Joanne Rizzo Mastronardo ’68, on the death of her father-inlaw, Joseph V. Mastronardo Mary MacAvoy Strawitz ’70 and Janice MacAvoy ’74, on the death of their mother, Concetta “Connie Mac” Valerio MacAvoy Maribeth Cattie Tursi ’70, Michele Cattie Wiley ’71, Suzanne Cattie Fordham ’75, Jeannine Cattie ’77 and Mary Elizabeth Tursi ’00, on the death of their father and grandfather respectively, Gerard F. Cattie Mary Brady McSherry ’71, on the death of her sister, Martha “Marcy” Brady Janet Salvo Woods ’76, on the death of her father, Frank Salvo Amy Rothwell Worster ’77 and Megan Rothwell Nakamoto ’81, on the death of their mother, Margaret “Peggy” Gallagher Rothwell Dolores Slifer Harrison ’78, Lesa Slifer Williams ’79, Karen Slifer ’81 and Kathleen Slifer ’87, on the death of their father, Harry L. Slifer Karen Williamson Naughton ’78, Mary Beth Williamson Zieger ’89, Nicole Williamson ’14, on the death of their husband, brother-in-law and uncle respectively, Sgt. Stephen M. Naughton Ellen Doney Funchion ’82 and Paige Funchion ’13, on the death of their brother-in-law and uncle respectively, Michael F. Funchion Sheila Kropp McLaughlin ’84, Mary McLaughlin ’12, and Sheila McLaughlin ’14, on the death of their mother and grandmother respectively, Cecelia P. “Sheila” Mulligan Kropp Tara Deasy Rose ’84, Ann Deasy Colebaugh ’87, Alison Deasy ’11 and Amanda Deasy ’13, on the death of their brother and father respectively, David W. Deasy Amy Boris Cratin ’89, on the death of her father-in-law, James H. Cratin Alicia Ondik Doyle ’90, on the death of her father, John Stephen Ondik, III
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