Saint Saviour High School
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Annual Report #PandaPride
Saint Saviour High School 588 Sixth Street Brooklyn, New York 11215 (718) 768-4406
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Facebook: @SaintSaviourHS Instagram: @SaintSaviourHighSchool Principal: Mrs. Carolann Timpone Assistant Principal: Mrs. Margaret Bernstein Enrollment: 200 young women ‘19-‘20 Tuition: $10,600; $655 Technology/Activity Fee (includes Chromebook) Fees: Upon acceptance to the Class of 2024, there is a one-time registration fee of $300 due February 7, 2020. First tuition payment of $750 for the Class of 2024 is due March 4, 2020. Dress Code: Uniform Scholarships: First, second and third choice will be given scholarship consideration. Need-based financial aid is available. See stsaviour.org/admissions/scholarship-financial-aid/ for updated information. ACADEMIC • Individualized honors program • Average class size – 16 • 13 Advanced Placement courses offered in all disciplines at senior, junior and sophomore levels • Concurrent enrollment in college courses through St. John’s University and St. Joseph’s College • Minimum 5-year foreign language study: Latin, French, Spanish; college-credit available in each language • 4-year Religious Studies program • Fine Arts program with advanced study options in Music and Studio Art. Leveled ensemble classes available to qualifying students. Music Production elective for seniors. Personal one-onone art portfolio development • Enterprise high-speed wireless network with Chromebook 1:World program, Windows and MAC based Computer lab. • Technology initiatives include: Digital Citizenship, Intro to Computer Science, AP Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science A Java, Adobe Cloud CC focus on Photoshop and Premiere Pro, Minecraft and 3D Printing • First all-girls high school in Brooklyn Diocese with a greenhouse classroom
SUCCESS • 100% graduation and college acceptance rates • 81% of the graduates from Class of 2019 earned $10 million in merit scholarships • College acceptances include: American University, Boston College, Clemson University, College of the Holy Cross, Columbia University, Cornell University, Georgetown University, George Washington University, Howard University, Macaulay Honors College, NYU, Northeastern University, SUNY Stonybrook, Swarthmore College, University at Buffalo, University of Connecticut, University of Maryland-College Park, University of Mass. at Amherst, University of Southern California, U.S. Naval Academy, Villanova University, Wesleyan University, Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Yale University ADMISSIONS CRITERIA • TACHS Exam; use code 010 • Application and academic records must be submitted by midDecember
SPIRITUAL • Chaplain, Rev. Frank W. Spacek, D. Min • Active Campus Ministry and annual retreat program •C ommunity service is encouraged and supported SOCIAL • Competitive Varsity and JV sports program • Wide range of extracurricular clubs and activities • Faculty chaperoned international and national travel GUIDANCE •T wo qualified counselors guide students through their four years of academic and personal development and the college selection/application process •C omprehensive college-prep program • Annual College Fair and individual college representative visits •O n-site college admissions week • I ndividualized and small group tutoring available
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From the Principal’s Office This year we celebrate 102 years of excellence in educating a community of global women. When I first arrived at Saint Saviour I made sure one of the first things I did was read the Mission of the school, I am a strong believer in the mission. Everyday we challenge our students to achieve the fullest measure of their potential. I am honored to serve as the Principal of Saint Saviour High School, a school rich in tradition, moving forward and preparing girls to thrive in the world around them. This is truly an exciting time in the history of Saint Saviour. There are constant upgrades to the building, without ever taking away the feeling you get when you walk into the lobby. Our enrollment is up; seniors are being accepted to amazing colleges. Students are learning incredible subject matter in many cases that was saved for college courses and pay it forward whenever they can. As I look out the door in my office the mounds of socks building daily is just a small example of what they do locally, nationally and globally. Things have changed in the world we live in but our mission has remained constant, we challenge our students to achieve the fullest measure of their potential. We are preparing leaders, while always guiding in spiritual development and strengthen their awareness of social and moral responsibilities. Those are the words of our mission and what we believe. This is what makes Saint Saviour special and unique. This is why we have girls walking the halls today, the same halls their great grandmothers, grandmothers, moms, aunts and sisters walked, they are legacy girls, all made possible because of the support of those that came before us. In the words of Michelle Obama We have a responsibility to live up to the legacy of those who came before us by doing all that we can to help those who come after us. I invite you to school, walk around, talk to the girls they will wow you. The generosity of our alumni, parents and friends is overwhelming to me. Life is good on 6th street. May God watch over us proudly Mrs. Carolann Timpone
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From the Advisory Board Dear Saint Saviour Alumnae and Friends, Welcome to the Annual Report from St. Saviour High School. It is my pleasure to write to you, as the new chairperson of the SSHS Advisory Board. Be assured that I consider it a privilege to have this opportunity. I joined this new board knowing that your support of your Alma Mater is irreplaceable not only for your financial support but also for your continued belief in the mission and goals of the school that we all love. I thank you for all that you have done and assure you that you are appreciated. Life at St. Saviour’s has gone through many changes since September. Our new Principal, Mrs. Carol Timpone has taken on the leadership role with tremendous expertise, experience and an energy that has no boundaries. With the support of Mrs. Margaret. Bernstein, Assistant Principal and all of the experience, SSHS history and traditions that she contributes, they have created a strong leadership team. Along with the faculty and staff, we can be sure that SSHS is in the hands of people who believe in and are dedicated to the educational and spiritual mission that has been the foundation of the school for over 100 years. From the opening of school in September until right now, the spirit of young ladies of St. Saviour has been highly visible. From embracing the academic challenges of the new school year to performing in the annual Song Contest, the unique Saviourite spirit abounds. As alumnae and friends of SSHS, we can be very proud of the young women who followed us and now create their own legacy at SSHS. And so, I thank you on behalf of the Advisory Board of St. Saviour High School for continuing to be a very important part of the St. Saviour community. You are valuable to your Alma Mater in more ways than you realize. Please continue to support and pray for the school that was your second home for 4 years. There is more to do and you are needed to make it all happen. Many, many thanks! Sincerely, Geri Martinez Class of 1964
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2018-19 Annual Appeal Recap The 2018-19 Annual Appeal began September 1, 2018 and ended August 31, 2019. The total amount raised this year was: $197,211. Almost 600 supporters gave towards keeping Catholic education for young women alive in Park Slope, Brooklyn. - Annual Appeal: $125,227 - Restricted gifts: $32,984 - Grants: $39,000 Additionally, after expenses, the Mother Daughter Luncheon raised $15,873 and our new event, Radio Bingo raised $2,414 after expenses. Thank you to everyone for supporting our Athletics Fund and Science Fund. You helped us raise $4,591 for Athletics and over $1,000 for the Sciences at Saviour. Special thanks to Dan Griffin, who has been a tremendous supporter of SSHS and the Skyline newspaper this past year. Dan (and his family) generously donated in memory of Dan’s wife Maria Perotta Griffin, Class of 1967. Maria was the editor of Skyline in 1967 when she graduated. Dan also asked his family members to give and in total, $4,590 was raised to help Skyline acquire new computers, a camera and computer programs to improve production of the paper. A plaque hangs in the school in her memory. Our library received a generous donation from Ann Lovett O’Connor towards our library in honor of Sr. Mary Lothaire, SSND and a plaque hangs in our library for Ann’s gift to our school. Thank you!
Thank you to the businesses who helped our school with a matching gift: Benevity Causes The Carlyle Group Network for Good (Facebook donations) New York Life Foundation Prudential Thank you to the following foundations for their support: Brooklyn Benevolent Society The Callaghan Pierog Foundation Columbus Citizens Foundation The Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick of the City of New York Hyde and Watson Foundation The Michael Gordon Foundation Thank you to these special donors for funding scholarships: Strength and Vitality Scholarship in memory of Kristin Molini ’05 and Elaine Dray Patricia Skelly Groake ’66 in memory of her mother, Geraldine Garvey Skelly Maher ’36 Evelyn Feudale Allen ’51 in memory of Sr. Mary Louis Whalen Special thank you to photographer Rick Schwab P’10 who generously donated his services to photograph our Ribbon cutting ceremony.
Thank you to everyone who helped make both of our Giving Days a HUGE success. Giving Tuesday (the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving) raised $3,329 and our Giving Day on June 8 raised $13,262 - nearly identical to 2018’s giving day. Your gifts go towards keeping Catholic Education alive at Saint Saviour High School by helping fund: - Scholarships and financial aid - 13 AP and our honors program - The cost of maintaining our over 110-year-old building - Our greenhouse classroom - Athletics Thank you to the Saint Saviour Alumnae for donating their ring back to SSHS: - Elisa Curialle Adams ’70
Plaque in Memory of Maria Perotta Griffin, Class of 1967
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Student Highlights
In November 2018, students in the Physics Class designed and constructed a device to protect an egg during a free fall from various heights. Students first tested the devices in the lab then in the courtyard for additional heights. Very specific materials could be used and because of that, most of the eggs survived!
In February 2019, Mina ‘20 participated in the 23rd Annual High School Poster Session at St. Joseph’s College NY. Her advance science research classmates along with their teacher and St. Joe’s alum Ms. Ramkellowan were there to cheer her on! They also listened to the keynote address on “4D Nanoscale Printing” by Professor Adam Braunschweig from the CUNY Advanced Science Research Center, Nanoscience Initiative Team. In February 2019, as part of our study of Fingerprint Evidence, the students in the Forensic Science class (a senior elective) learned the proper techniques used to process latent (hidden) prints on both dark and light surfaces.
In December 2018, the Gospel Choir performed at the tree lighting ceremony in Grand Army Plaza with Bishop DiMarzio.
In January 2019, Pandas were in DC for the March for Life.
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In February 2019, senior art students visited Industry City to see a special exhibit of over 200 works by the iconic Dutch artist M.C. Escher.
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In March 2019, Saint Saviour marched in both the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in NYC and the Brooklyn Irish American Day Parade in Park Slope. In March 2019, students in the Physics Class designed and constructed a catapult to accurately launch an object to various distances at different angles. They first tested the devices in the lab and then in the gym for additional distances.
In March 2019, students attended the Brooklyn Frontiers in Science Lecture at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering. Students learned about the coming epidemic of neurodegenerative disease and what science is doing about it. In March 2019, Saint Saviour High School held a Ribbon Cutting, Blessing, and Dedication of the school’s indoor hydroponic greenhouse classroom. Saint Saviour is the first high school in the Brooklyn Diocese to offer this experience in partnership with New York Sun Works’ Greenhouse Project. The hydroponic greenhouse classroom was blessed by The Most Reverend James Massa and was dedicated to former faculty member Ms. Roberta Willard who began teaching environmental science at Saint Saviour in the 1980s, retiring in 2012.
As the founder of Saint Saviour’s Environmental Science program, Ms. Willard’s vision was the springboard for the creation of the new hydroponic greenhouse classroom. Ms. Willard was extremely grateful the classroom was dedicated to her: “After 31 years of teaching at Saint Saviour and running beach clean-ups and other environmental community service projects, I am extremely honored to be a part of this special day with my Saint Saviour family.”
The hydroponic greenhouse classroom is under the management of Science Department Chairperson and alumna Ms. Eileen Cush. Saint Saviour High School believes that hydroponic farming technology is a unique innovation in learning that provides students with the resources they need to meet the challenges of the future and be leaders of a better world. Some of the crops that have been grown hydroponically in the classroom include cucumbers, peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, lettuce, mint, rosemary as well as nasturtium, an edible flower. New York Sun Works, founded in 2004, is a non-profit organization that uses hydroponic farming (soil-less planting) technology to educate students and teachers about the science of sustainability. NY Sun Works created the Greenhouse Project, an initiative dedicated to improving K–12 grade environmental science education through the lens of urban agriculture, empowering children to make educated choices about their impact on the environment.
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Student Highlights presented their research on Sustainability Science to a sold-out auditorium of 750 students and teachers during the conference. Research presentations were from: Alaina ‘20 on Magnetism and Its Effect on Plant Growth and Jaslin ‘21- The Effect of Thermotherapy on the Shelf-Life
In April 2019, Saint Saviour’s International travel took students and faculty to Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland during Easter Break. In May 2019, Saint Saviour High School was accepted to the Amazon Future Engineering Program. This program seeks to dramatically expand access to high caliber preparatory courses, curricular resources, and programs for schools and districts to help prepare and propel high school students forward in their pursuit of AP Computer Science education. Amazon, by partnering with Edhesive seeks to improve Computer Science education at the K-12 level. For three years now, St. Saviour High School has covered the costs associated with offering the AP Computer Science curriculum through the Edhesive platform. Director of Technology Anthony Tricarico worked extensively with Edhesive to secure St. Saviour High School’s acceptance into this prestigious and innovative program. Beginning with the Fall 2019 semester, Amazon will be covering all costs for this new venture. The new courses will be: • Intro to Computer Science for all incoming Freshmen • AP Computer Science Principles, to any student who meets the criteria in the Sophomore, Junior and Senior years • AP Computer Science A Java course for students who qualify In addition to covering these foundational courses, participation in the program also offer our students access to the vast network of ideas and career development of one of the largest and fastest growing multinational corporations in the world. In May 2019, over 20 Saint Saviour students along with three faculty members attended the NY Sun Works’ Youth Conference “DISCOVERING SUSTAINABILITY SCIENCE” at Symphony Space in Manhattan. Saint Two students
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of Fragaria Ananassa. One student, Mary ‘20, read her poem: “Hope for our Planet”. Two journalists from Saint Saviour’s award-winning newspaper, Skyline, interviewed the guest speakers throughout the day.
In June 2019, Saint Saviour’s Skyline newspaper staff earned many honors at this year’s Tablet Newspaper Awards: Best Op-Ed: “Kavanaugh v. Dr. Ford: Highlighting Sexual Harassment” by Samantha Hughes ‘19 Best Personality Profile: “Mr. Tricarico Touts the Vegan Lifestyle” by Samantha Hughes ‘19 Best Column – The Roger Payne Memorial Award: “Farming at Saint Saviour” + Lab Update by Grace Rosen ‘22 Best Editorial Cartoon: “Back 2 School Things” In June 2019, Molly ‘20 was chosen to be a part of the highly competitive U.S. Military Academy SLE program: a week-long immersion in academic, military and social life for Juniors going into Senior year, considering the United States Military Academy. This highly competitive opportu-
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Student Highlights in addition to the scholarship. Mr. Nilsen was inspired by his father Richard’s peaceful, pro-life rallies and started the Richard the Lionhearted Foundation to keep moving forward his father’s efforts. We thank the Nilsen Family for their support of our students.
nity has 6,000 applicants who compete for just 1,000 slots and gives participants a one-week immersive experience as a cadet to inform their college selection decision. SLE is a fast-paced program consisting of academic classes, military training, physical fitness training, and intramural athletics. Molly was introduced to a completely different college experience by attending SLE. She explored the United States Military Academy from all angles and participated in some intense military training and athletic activities. In June 2019, Kaleigh ‘20 attended the US Naval Academy Summer Seminar, her first step as she considers the Naval Academy for college. Summer Seminar introduced Kaleigh to life at the Academy, where she experienced first-class academic, athletic, and professional training at the #1 public college in the U.S. (Top 25 Public College in the U.S. 2017, Forbes). She spent the week living in Bancroft Hall, experiencing life on The Yard and learning from some of their best midshipmen and most esteemed faculty. In June 2019, two students, Theresa ‘19 and Alexandra ‘19 earned $1,000 college scholarships to their colleges in the first annual College Scholarship in tribute to Dr. Mildred Fay Jefferson and funded by the Richard the Lionhearted Right to Life Foundation. At the Senior Awards Ceremony, Mr. Michael Nilsen P’16 spoke about Dr. Jefferson’s passion for pro-life in addition to becoming the first African American woman to graduate from H arvard’s Medical School in surgery. Both seniors received a certificate, a coin and statue of Dr. Jefferson
In June 2019, some of the members of the Class of 2019 celebrated their graduation from SSHS by taking a trip to Disney World as their “senior trip”.
Sports Review In March 2019, Captain of the Varsity Basketball team, Brianna’19 received the Marianne Noonan Sportsmanship Award for Basketball.
In May 2019, Allison ’19 signed a letter of intent to play basketball at St. Joseph’s College in Brooklyn. In January 2019, the Cheer team took 3rd place at the Brooklyn-Queens CHSAA Regional Competition at Queens College.
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Honor Giving
Ariane ‘16 & Meridien ‘17 Terrell Sonita Agard-Terrell ‘90
Mrs. Bernadette Fitzpatrick Christine Graziano Downing ‘87
Nicole Aquino ‘21 Nicolas and Jay Bhe Aquino P ‘21
Sr. Karen, SSND Kathleen Kalbacher Drain ‘92
Miss Lane ‘60 Carol Arena ‘71
The Class of 1974 Majorie Driscoll Drennan ‘74
Ms. Willard, former faculty Tonianne DeMaria Barry ‘86 Jeanne Marie Ranauro Cirone ‘91 Katherine Gallagher ‘63 Carol Jacob ‘87 John and Debbie Jaworowski P ‘20 Vita Martino Larkin ‘92 Suzanne McAllister ‘68 Olivia Medina ‘19 Nicolas and Caterina Medina P ‘19 Judy Morgan ‘88 Jeanine Larsen Morgillo ‘86 Sr. Maureen Murphy, S.C. ‘58 Jeanne Morgan Nagle ‘85 Molly Cummins Nagy ‘94 Michael Nilsen P ‘16 Jennifer O’Brien ‘07 Madeline Paladino ‘70 Deirdre Browne Ryan ‘85 Anthony Tricarico, Jr. Dolores Tricarico P ‘88 Diane Katen Ward ‘79 Noelle Pasatieri Wilson ‘97 My mom, Mary McCadden Bellettiere, Class of ‘58 and my sisters, Maria Bellettiere Crisona, Class of ‘82 and Regina Bellettiere, Class of ‘85 Annie Bellettiere ‘03 Class of 1970 Ave Maria Brennan ‘70 Julia Canny P’19 Susan and Thomas Canny P ‘19 Class of 1992 Carla Clark-Campbell ‘92 Nora O’Connor Noreen O’Connor Cohen ‘56 Sr. Anne and Sr. Barbara, former faculty Mary Conroy ‘17 Nancy Greaney Duggan ‘88
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Margaret Ferris ‘69 and daughter Elizabeth Ferris ‘06 Tom and Kathy Ferris P ‘06 Madeleine Cooke ‘16 Karla Fisher P ‘16 Sr. Michaela, SSND Anne Flynn ‘73 Sr. Valeria Belanger, SSND Katherine Gallagher ‘60 The Class of 2019 Gadeer and Frank Giordano P ‘22 Mishelle Titova ‘20 Larry Goldhirsch & Tatiana Titova P ‘20 SSND Christina Graf ‘59 Parents, Walter & Veronica Harkins Marylois Harkins ‘49 Samantha Hughes ‘19 Marianna Hughes P’19 Gabrielle John ‘22 Rick & Gabrielle John P ‘16, P ‘22 Nancy Gallagher ‘57 Elsie Buckley Kilvert ‘56 Samantha Cassata ‘19 Cathryn Mancini The Mannix Family James Mannix Joan Maroney O’Hara ‘47 Joan Madden Markison ‘76 All the SSNDs who taught us so much! St. Saviour has a tradition of being a great High School for young women Virginia Cibellis McCormack ‘52
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Great education so many years ago--Class of 1963 Kathleen Kilfoyle Mistretta ‘63 Alexandra Natale ‘19 Frank and Shannon Natale P ‘19 Dr. Diana Bassil Nilsen ‘77 and Victoria ‘16 Michael Nilsen P ‘16 Victoria Nilsen ‘16 Diana ‘77 and Michael Nilsen P’16 The O’Driscoll and Ryan Family Cathleen O’Driscoll ‘77 Class of 1970 Madeline Paladino ‘70 Julianna Pecoraro Jayne and Tito Pecoraro Class of 2019 Rosana and Micky Quintana P ‘20 Sr. Mary Lita, SSND Rosemary Draghi Reichhold ‘58 My parents Ellen Craig Schulman ‘76 Edward & Mary Sayegh Marie Sayegh Shack ‘64 2011 Softball & Basketball teams Timothy & Andrea Sheridan P’13 Class of 2013 Kirsten Sheridan ‘13 The Class of ‘72 Linda Spadafina ‘72 Crystal Alomar ‘02 & Nicole Jacobowitz ‘03 Ann Ross-Sparacio ‘78, P’02, ‘03 Marjorie Meade O’Leary ‘45 Carol O’Leary Troy ‘76 90th Birthday of Joan Maroney O’Hara ‘47 Kathleen Walsh ‘76 & Margaret Walsh ‘76
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Constance Provenzale Neeley ‘62 Josephine Provenzale Achiron ‘65 Mother, Rosemary Murphy O’Brien ‘48 Nancy O’Brien Adams Allyson Boolbol ‘80 Elise Yabroudy Andersen ‘80 Donald & Ann Karr Ann Marie Karr Andrade ‘88 Mary Hagan Marie Bernard ‘71 Elizabeth Michalski Greene ‘61 Carol Michalski Beyer ‘59 Barbara Bishop Nelson ‘70 Christiann Bishop ‘69 Madeline & Joseph Lynch Joanne Lynch Blaney ‘67 Doreen McAlea Hasselmann ‘63 Joan Hasselmann Boetig ‘64 Marjorie Duvalsaint ‘93 Jennifer Boggio ‘93 Karen Hennigan ‘93 Moira Reddy-Smith Patricia Carroll-Boles ‘81 Salvatore Di Chiara Gloria Di Chiara-Bowles Mary Clavin Shenehan ‘35 Peggy Clavin Brown ‘45 Husband, Robert Patrick Brown Sr. Mary Griffon Brown ‘64 Ann McCooey Driscoll ‘54 and Suzanne Lykdyke Varney ‘55 Elinor Buckley ‘54
Theresa Walsh Heather Walsh ‘84
Mary Prial Jahoda, 1921 and Alice Prial McGowan, 1922 Mary Alice McGowan Byrnes ‘50
Jeanne Marie Cirone ‘91, P’23 Paula Whitney P’91, GP’23
Parents, Betty & Tom Cameron Elizabeth Cameron ‘61
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Kristin Molini ‘05 Lauren Chapnick ‘05 Crystal Cooper ‘05 Stephanie Dibrienza ‘05 Maureen Donohue ‘97 Eileen Cooney Oroszlany ‘94 Marisa Provenzano
Sr. Monica, SSND Lois Chiarello ‘62 Patricia Cole Shipley ‘58 Rosemary Salomone ‘64 Clara Williams ‘89 Mary Alyce Deegan French ‘59 Kirstin Molini ‘05 & Elaine Dray Paulette Cipolla Mary Jane Kearns McDonald ‘57 Fran Daniello Claro ‘57 Katie Sullivan Sadowski ‘85 Elizabeth Cleary ‘85 Joseph & Mary Brenner Anne Brenner Coglianese ‘83 Maria Perrotta Griffin ‘67 Theresa Perrotta Colley ‘70 Maureen Furlong Fowler ‘67 Sarah Ann Kearney Cavuto ‘63 Ann Marie Molloy Coughlin ‘63 Mary E. Crawford Lynne Crawford ‘69 Mother, Madeline Porpora Scotto ‘32 Josephine Scotto Cummings ‘60 Michele Scotto ‘72 Mitchell Dahir Carol Dahir ‘67 Tepi Tsarnas ‘79 Leslie D’Amato ‘79 Sr. Lothaire Dolores Daly Daudelin ‘48 Ann Lovett O’Connor ‘53 Florence Hallowell Dean, 1927 & Patricia A. Dean ‘65 Florence Dean ‘69
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James Cosgrove, father of Kathy ‘86, Marianne ‘84 Annisa Lian DeMatteo ‘86 Anne Concannon, former faculty/parent Mary D’Emic Regina Hal Leonard ‘58 Gail Seneca ‘70 Mary Patricia Walsh Devine ‘70 Barbara Ahern Sr. Helen Reed ‘39, SSND Mary S. Diver ‘62 Joseph X. Donovan & Frances Remy Culliney ‘49 Dorothy Remy Donovan ‘52 Herbert and Mary McFarland Patricia McFarland Dougherty ‘63 Bernadette Hurley Doyle Lynskey Marianne Doyle ‘91 Barbara Marucci ‘75 & Kristina Esposito ‘04 Marissa Marucci Duggan ‘04 John Gallagher, husband of Katy Gallagher ’60, father of Shelagh ’86 and Katherine ’92 George Duke David and Renee Golush Sr. Petronilla, SSND Marie Dunn ‘54 All great graduates Christine DiSalvo Ebel ‘64 John & Mary Patten Margaret Patten English ‘61 Barbara Marrucci Susan Epstein ‘75 Sara Farrell Mary Farrell ‘67 Barbara Farrell Gillispie ‘68 Mary Jean Farrell-Halliday ‘74 Sr. Mary Louis Whalen Evelyn Allen Feudale ‘51 Parents, Ethel & Thomas Heyman Mary Anne Heyman Ford ‘56
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James and Margaret Guerin Roberts Sr. Mary Aloysine, SSND Diane Milde Hitter ‘51
Mr. Donald Hume and Rev. Robert Hume Eileen Hume Fortunato ‘74 Bridget O’Brien Katherine Tunny Gallagher ‘60
Parents, Mary & Cyril Meade Mary Pat Meade Hussey ‘58
Angela Brady Gilchriest ‘43 Claudia Gilchriest ‘77
Cathleen V. Burke Burns ‘59 Maryann Johnston ‘67
Gene Graf Ann Gorth Graf ‘52 SSNDs who taught me at Saint Saviour (1956-59) Christina Graf ‘59 Shirley Clough Nolan ‘49 Kathleen McGough Grant ‘49
Jean Sexton ‘68 Barbara Jordan ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. L. Baumann Linda Baumann Kaloustian ‘62 Florence & John Kavanagh Sr. Shawn Kavanagh, SSND ‘57
Wife, Janet Muscianesi Grasso ‘59 William Grasso
Lee Ferrara, former faculty Jane Keenan P ‘94, ‘96
Wife, Maria Perrotta Griffin ‘67 Dan Griffin
Mom, Marie McKeon 1925; Aunts Kathleen McKeon 1927 and Josephine McKeon 1928 Ann Fallert Knapp ‘51
Mother, Maria Perrotta Griffin ‘67 Brian Griffin Laura Griffin Matthew Griffin
Daughter, Jessica Kochis, former faculty Colleen Kochis
Mother, Geraldine Garvey Skelly Maher ‘36 Patricia Skelly Groarke ‘66
Maria J. Hines ‘76 Laura Weinpahl Lagano ‘76
Sr. Aloysius Anne Barry Haight ‘57
Father, Edward Maurer Catherine Maurer Laird ‘65
Annemarie Perrin Miastkowski ‘79 Marguerite Lian Hajjar ‘79
Ann Mallon ‘49 & Kay Rainsford ‘49 Beverly Beatty Lee ‘49
Veronica McElroy, 1927 Ann Halden ‘88
Parents, Walter & Mary & sister, Marianne Marguerite Lockwood ‘63
Husband, Walter Halden Janet McEvoy Halden ‘56
Robert & Marie Verhoogen Joan Verhoogen MacLean ‘58
Mary Coleman ‘45 & Margaret McHugh ‘47 Marylois Harkins ‘49
James and Mary Lou Mannix James Mannix
Barbara Whelan ‘73 and Anne Tobin Bachman ‘73 Ellen Costine Harvey ‘73
Charles Kandalaft Laura Marhefka ‘77
Claire Cornelia ’74 and Barbara Whelan ’73 Annie Hauck ‘74
Sr. Coralie Ullrich, SSND Helen Hennigan Maroney ‘60
Helen Herman Elizabeth Herman ‘71
Eileen Gallagher ‘71 Mary Duffy McClellan ‘71
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Lee & James Selleck Susan Selleck McGuire ‘78
Louise Clark Marache ‘58 Monica Passick ‘56
Grandmother, Dorothy Balloqui Victoria Sullivan McKenna ‘01
Frances Raffaele Zujkowski ‘67 Elizabeth McGuire Porto ‘67
Rose & John Daughton Claire Daughton Meaney ‘49
Louis & Anna Quadarella and Sr. Mary Cecilia Keyser, OSC ‘62 Carolyn Quadarella ‘63
Margaret Horn ‘43 Eileen Horn Mercado ‘78
Ann and William Quinn Roseann Quinn ‘65
Sr. Miriam, SSND Colleen Smith Miller ‘92 Timothy & Patricia Wilson, P’91, ‘93, ‘96 & ‘98; GP ‘18, ‘18
Kathleen Doherty ‘80 Margaret Collins Quinn ‘80 Roseann Smallman Velez ‘79
Dorothy J. Dwyer Mary Dwyer Montegari ‘63
Beloved son, T.J. Virginia Davino Quinn ‘64
Sr. Dominica (Christina Montuori) Roberta Montuori ‘74
Elizabeth Radday, mother of Sue ‘93 and Mary Beth ‘83 Robert Radday P’83, ‘93
John Moloney Julia Morris ‘08 Winifred Lavelle Mary Murphy ‘91 Rosemary Murphy O’Brien ‘48 Roberta Coiley Murphy ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Regan Virgina Regan Myers ‘53 Helene M Schauener ‘45 and Loretta Coady Harris ‘49 Jeanne Schauner Nason ‘49 Marilyn Shatinsky, Mother of Jackie ‘86 Shelagh Gallagher O’Brien ‘86 My Parents and Madeline Johnson Maureen Johnson O’Keefe ‘64
Sr. Agatho, SSND, Sr. Petronilla, SSND, Sr. Immaculata, SSND Rosemary Draghi Reichhold ‘58 Barbara Whelan ‘73 Margaret Joyce Reilly ‘73 Carol Lubowski ‘73 Lorraine Pomarico Clark ‘54 Virginia Pomarico Reilly ‘59 Thomas A. Vella Denise Vella Revello ‘74 Mary FitzGerald Finneran ‘64 Patricia Rodgers ‘64 Frances Schafer ‘64 Mary Spinner ‘64
Maureen Hampson Reilly ‘55 Grace Smith O’Toole ‘55
Sr. Maelisa (Sr. Helen Reed, SSND) Frances Raffael Zukjowski ‘67 Laura Logue Rood ‘67
Margaret Rudloff and Marilyn Shatinsky Nancy Eschenauer Parker ‘98
Andry Nicolas Sandra Rossier P’22
Julius & Mary Wiczkowski Marie Wiczkowski Parsons ‘57
Agnes Mulry ‘63 Ellen Mulry Rossiter ‘59
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Classmates from 1952 Anne Louise Maclary Santos ‘52
Mary Reilly Abernethy, Class of 1922 Patricia Abernethy Suppa ‘54
Sr. Aloysia, SSND Mary Gulcgynski Sawitsky ‘60
Deceased members of Class of 1961 Kathleen O’Brien Sweeney ‘61
Lisa Kelley ‘84 Nancy Scally ‘84
Dorothy E. Farrell Danielle Farrell Tilyou ‘58
Wife, Anne Keller Schreitmueller ‘54 Rudolph Schreitmueller
Granddaughter, Kristin Molini ‘05 Paolo & Antonia Tortaro
John Patrick Craig Ellen Craig Schulman ‘76
Virginia Conway Venier ‘50 Nancy VanVelson ‘55
Edward and Mary Sayegh Marie Sayegh Shack ‘64
Liz McGrath ‘79 Diane Ward ‘79
Sister, Kathleen Wolfe ‘55 Carolyn Wolfe Sheedy ‘57
My parents Suzanne Westbrook ‘68
Wife, Patricia Madden Sheehan ‘62 Robert Sheehan
The class of ‘74 Mary Sullivan-Whalen ‘74, P’06
Carol Bennett Deloff ‘69 Barbara Shipman
Anne Walsh Sullivan Mary Sullivan-Whalen ‘74, P’06 Kiera Whalen ‘06
Maureen Hughes Meehan ‘51 Helen Roche Sigler ‘51
Anna & August Worker Denise Worker ‘67
Dr. Regina M. McGinn ‘75 Victoria Bongiorno Soffer ‘75
Jane Yates Nancy Yates ‘69
Sr. M. Agatho Cathleen Kennedy Srour ‘57
Let Us Remember... We remember those who passed away this year: Claire O’Loughlin Assip ‘47 Rosemary Murphy O’Brien ‘48 Margaret Hearn Salatiello ‘48 Barbara Maguire Haedrich ’50 Mary Bennett Roepken ‘53 Patricia Duffy Healy ‘57 Maureen O’Donnell Rees ‘57 Janet Muscianesi Grasso ‘59 Linda T. Baumann Kaloustian ‘62
Doreen McAlea Hasselmann ‘63 Frances Raffaele Zujkowski ‘67 Efterpi Tsarnas Hines ‘79 Marjorie Duvalsaint ‘93 Kristina Esposito ‘04 Anthony Tricarico, Sr: Father of Erin ’88 & Anthony Jr, head of technology at SSHS and husband of Dolores, SSHS Bursar.
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2018-19 Donations (By Club)
We do our best to make sure all the names and graduation years are correct. Please excuse any typos or mistakes in this book. If we have missed something - please contact Christine Bove 718-768-4406. Please note these are for donations 9/1/18-8/31/19 Sr. Valeria Fund ($10,000 and up) Adelaide McManus ‘73 Brooklyn Benevolent Society The Michael Gordon Foundation Sr. Monica Circle ($5,000-$9,999) Ellen Meyers Digan ‘63 Edward Miller Susan Nunziata The Society of the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick (NYC)
Mavis Walters‘60 Mary Sullivan-Whalen‘74 Statewide Oil Co. Prudential New York Life Foundation
Saviour Circle ($500 - $999) Ann Marie Karr Andrade ‘88 Charlotte Duddy Barry ‘60 Gail Teevan Boatman ‘50 Joan Hasselmann Boetig ‘64 James and Janet Bonamassa P’98, ‘15 SSND Circle ($1,000-$4,999) Patricia Sparks Borghesan ‘68 Mary Katherine Spinner Albinder ‘64 Cathryn Flynn Burgess ‘57 Evelyn Feudale Allen ‘51 Maureen McDonald Cagino ‘76 Victoria Genco Bell ‘65 Robert Catell Madeline Skur Briody ‘59 Eileen P. Doherty ‘72 Nancy McAllister Card ‘77 Mildred Donahue ‘60 Gail Vance Civille ‘61 Tony and Eileen Cooney’94 Oroszlany Patricia Mullan Doty ‘71 Marjorie Driscoll Drennan ‘74 Eileen Daughton ‘54 Margaret Patten English ‘61 Caroline Martin Duffy ‘85 Thomas and Kathy Ferris P’06 Marie Dunn ‘54 Elizabeth Gallagher ‘81 Doucet Devin Fischer ‘59 David and Renee Golush Mary Anne Heyman Ford ‘56 Janet McElroy Halden ‘56, P’88 Carlos and Victoria Fuentes P’17, ‘20 Ann Halden ‘88 Catherine Dorney Gallagher ‘65 Marylois Harkins ‘47 Elizabeth Sullivan Gibbons ‘57 Karen Hennigan ‘93 Patricia Hooks Gleason ‘38 Adair Jones Hibbard ‘62 Larry Goldhirsch and Tatiana Titova Corinne Irwin ‘00 P’20 Maryann Boylan Johnston ‘67 Christina Graf ‘59 Ann Fallert Knapp ‘51 Daniel Griffin, Jr. Colleen Kochis Patricia Skelly Groarke ‘66 Vita Martino Larkin ‘92 Marie Guillaume P’15 Elaine Hauer Lucignano ‘71 Barbara Hanrehan ‘69 Virginia Weir Lunko ‘66 Mary Pat Meade Hussey ‘58 Eileen Maguire ‘64 Sharon McDonald-Beckett ‘70 Joan Madden Markison ‘76 Jeanne Schauner Nason ‘49 Ellen Moylan McMillin ‘74 Michael and Dr. Diana Bassil ’77 Mary Jones O’Brien ‘83 Nilsen P’16 William and Patricia Cantore O’Connor Catherine O’Connor ‘82 Patricia Walsh O’Leary ‘66 ‘66 Katherine Minogue O’Neill ‘63 Nancy Eschenauer Parker ‘98 Carolyn Quadarella ‘63 Robert and Eleanor Petty, former Patricia Rodgers ‘64 faculty Rudolph Schreitmueller Nicolas and Sandra Rossier P’22 Ann Kasprzak Sterbenz ‘63 Michele Scotto ‘72 Ann Henry Venuto ‘60 Timothy and Andrea Sheridan P’13 The Carlyle Group Joan Brennan Sweeny‘47 Network for Good Anne Gembka Taranto ‘70 Carol O’Leary Troy ‘76
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Maroon and White Club ($100 - $499) Gertrude Murphy Abel ‘62 Monica Brodecki Abramopaulos ‘70 Ramon and Doris Acevedo P’22 Elise Yabroudy Andersen ‘80 Nicolas and Jay Bhe Aquino P’21 Carol Lundrigan Arena ‘71 Michelle Buonacore Artz ‘92 Dale Eaton Azuolas ‘78 Tonianne DeMaria Barry ‘86 Maria Hvala Bartlett ‘70 Arlene Regan Bealin ‘51 Noel Bell Marie Bernard‘71 Carole Michalski Beyer ‘59 Elizabeth McGuire Bielefeld ‘65 Valerie McGreevy Billy ‘63 Shirley McNulty Bishop ‘57 Joanne Lynch Blaney‘67 Jennifer Boggio ‘93 Patricia Carroll Boles ‘81 Angelica Bonamassa ‘15 Deborah Downing Borner ‘69 Thaddeus and Frances Borowiec P’08 Mary DiGiosaffatte Bowsky ‘76 Ave Maria Brennan ‘70 Mary Brennan P’06 Debra Brennessel ‘71 Mary Griffon Brown ‘64 Ellen Wilson Browne ‘96 Elinor Buckley‘54 John and Margaret Burke P’06, ‘08 Mary Alice McGowanByrnes‘50 Mary Basso Caccese ‘68 Eilish Cahalan ‘92 Rosellen Callahan ‘61 Nancy Cameron ‘64 Roberta Perrin Canfield ‘54 Thomas and Susan Canny P’19 Abigail Capili ‘01 Regina Carroll‘72 Elizabeth Haughie Casey ‘60 Julie Pyatt Chandoo ‘82 Jeanne Marie Ranauro Cirone ‘91, P’23 Carla Clark-Campbell ‘92 Elizabeth Cleary ‘85 Anne Brenner Coglianese ‘83 Noreen O’Connor Cohen ‘56 Theresa Perrotta Colley ‘70 Thomas Concannon P’85 Margaret Barton Connor ‘82
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Teresa Hollywood Geaney ‘56 Barbara Burghardt Geary ‘58 Barbara Okas George ‘71 Margarita George-Moore P’11 Benita Lamond Gillespie ‘53 Ellen Hunt Gioia ‘67 Martina Hanke Gistaro ‘57 Roger and Fern Goldman Ann Gorth Graf ‘52 Patricia McMahon Graham ‘45 Ellen Riesz Green ‘65 Brian Griffin Ann Gubiotti ‘68 Anne Barry Haight ‘57 Ellen Costine Harvey ‘73 Deborah Johnston Hayes ‘70 Angela Carroll Healy ‘70 Michelle Henry ‘90 Elizabeth Herman ‘71 Anne McDonnell Higgins ‘61 Sr. Elizabeth Hill ‘60 Adele Rovan Hill P’20 Virginia Saqqal Hindy ‘61 Diane Milde Hitter ‘51 Kathleen Rignola Humel ‘90 Sherry Donnellan Hynes ‘70 Wendy Jacobsen P’90, ‘93 Barbara Johnson ‘57 Theresa Joyce‘55 Linda Kandalaft Kacergis ‘76 Linda Baumann Kaloustian ‘62 Joyce Sayegh Keane ‘60 JeanMarie Haggerty Kelly ‘04 Kathleen Petrie Kelly ‘89 Helen Marie Carey Keogh ‘49 Linda Kilgallon‘68 Maureen Reed Killeen‘66 Elsie Buckley Kilvert ‘56 Mary Ellen Tucker King ‘59 Laura Weinpahl Lagano ‘76 Suzanne Sheehan Lanahan ‘58 Margaret Sarsfield Lane ‘70 Martha Sulerzyski Lane ‘80 Anne Lynch Larkin ‘69 Theresa Esposito LaRocca ‘77 Beverly BeattyLee ‘49 Helen Speicher Leonard ‘49 Regina Hall Leonard ‘58 Eileen Bresnahan Leonard ‘65 Marguerite Durkin Lockwood ‘63 Dorrie Ann Carlin Magee ‘59 Kathleen McArdle Malara ‘79
Daniel and Elizabeth Mancini-Cassata ‘88, P’19, P’22 James Mannix Helen Hennigan Maroney ‘60 Geraldine Martinez ‘64 Eileen Boyle McCarthy ‘64 Mary Duffy McClellan‘71 Virginia Cibellis McCormack ‘52 Evelyn Jennings McCrossen ‘55 Susan SelleckMcGuire ‘78 Patricia McLeod McGuirk ‘53 Kathy Cosgrove McHugh ‘86 Jaye Murphy McLaughlin ‘87 Dorothy McManus ‘60 Geraldine McManus ‘74 Sheila McShane ‘76 Claire Daughton Meaney ‘49 Elaine Hanke Megna ‘51 Jose Antonio and Cristina Melian P’19 Eileen Horn Mercado‘78 Coleen Smith Miller ‘92 Virginia Damato Miller ‘54 Frances A. Miller ‘63 Helena Miskel‘57 Moira Walsh Modica ‘54 Noreen Dowling Moini ‘50 Jennifer Monahan ‘91 Mary Dwyer Montegari ‘63 Patrice Crozier Moore‘66 Marguerite Moore ‘62 Judy Morgan ‘88 Julia Morris ‘08 Mary MaddenMorrison ‘63 Agnes Marshall Mulhern ‘57 Joan Manning Mullaney ‘57 Barbara Blanken Mullen ‘59 Pam Murnane‘58 Linda Graham Murphy ‘64 Mary Ellen Murphy ‘91 Virginia Regan Myers ‘53 Jeanne Morgan-Nagle ‘85 Trisha Moroney Neve ‘85 Joan Harris Newell ‘64 Sharon Nugent ‘62 Kathi Boyle O’Brien ‘68 Shelagh Gallagher O’Brien ‘86 Ann Lovett O’Connor ‘53 Kathleen Hurley O’Connor ‘49 Patricia O’Connor ‘57 Barbara Frost O’Donnell ‘62 Cathleen O’Driscoll ‘77 Joan Maroney O’Hara ‘47
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We do our best to make sure all the names and graduation years are correct. Please excuse any typos or mistakes in this book. If we have missed something - please contact Christine Bove 718-768-4406. Please note these are for donations 9/1/18-8/31/19 Barbara Masterson O’Keefe ‘54 Maureen Johnson O’Keefe ‘64 Margaret Meade O’Leary ‘45 Lauraine Spratt O’Neil ‘63 Mary O’Neill ‘11 Elizabeth Comer O’Neill ‘65 Grace Smith O’Toole ‘55 Eleanor McGuire Pages ‘63 Madeline Paladino ‘70 Marie Wiczkowski Parsons ‘57 Mary Patten ‘60 Peggy Duffy Patterson ‘64 Helen Lande Perrin ‘50 Stephen and Denice Perrotta Nora Gibbons Phillips ‘56 Lorraine Gaeta Pierce‘68 Elizabeth McGuire Porto ‘67 Yolanda Funtanellas Posner ‘72 Mary Byrne Prenderville ‘53 Angela Petrolino Prestia ‘50 Marisa Provenzano James and Donna Pynn P’00, ‘03 Roseann Quinn ‘65 Virginia Davino Quinn‘64 Micky and Rosana Quintana P’20 Robert Radday P’83, P’93 Chrystine Raheb ‘75 Mary McLaughlin Regan ‘57 Rosemary Draghi Reichhold ‘58 Virginia Pomarico Reilly ‘59 Maureen Griffith Reilly ‘60 Margaret Joyce Reilly ‘73 Kerryn Reives ‘11 Ashley Reives ‘07 Denise Vella Revello ‘74 Michele Dahir Riemer ‘69 Catherine Thompson Rimassa ‘72 Jane Carbone Rini ‘59 Barbara Roache ‘49 Laura Logue Rood ‘67 Lenore Donovan Rose‘52 Eileen Rossman ‘70 Rosemary Salomone ‘64 Anne Louise Maclary Santos ‘52 Mary Gulczynski Sawitsky ‘60 Nancy Scally ‘84 Frances Schafer ‘64 Diana Skurdenis Schauer ‘62 Ann Meany Scott ‘58 Carol Lubowski Segarra ‘72 Marie Sayegh Shack ‘64 Ryan Shaffer
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Carolyn Wolfe Sheedy ‘57 Patricia Madden Sheehan ‘63 Kirsten Sheridan ‘13 Pat Cole Shipley ‘58 Barbara Shipman Elizabeth Foppiani Sica ‘70 Helen Roche Sigler ‘51 Rose Marie Yuppa Sinnott ‘54 Birute Skurdenis ‘70 Julie Skurdenis ‘60 Veronica Harkins Smith ‘50 Catherine Hopkins Smyth ‘76 Victoria Bongiorno Soffer ‘75 Eva Sorrentino ‘19 Rosemarie and Joseph Sorrentino P’19 Domenica Bonamassa-Stasiak ‘98 Eileen Darcy Steffens ‘88, Faculty Gina and Michael Stuto P’19 Kathleen O’Brien Sweeney ‘61 Melinda Sellick Tanzman ‘58 Sonita Agard-Terrell ‘90, P’16, ‘17 Florence Dodd Thomas ‘60 Danielle Farrell Tilyou‘58 Paolo and Antonia Tortaro Anthony Tricarico, Jr., Faculty Dolores Tricarico P’88, Staff Patricia Tucker ‘57 Roseann Smallman Velez ‘79 Marie Tomasi Walls ‘84 Kathleen Walsh ‘76 Diane Katen Ward ‘79 Suzanne Westbrook ‘68 Kiera Whalen ‘06 Paula Whitney, P’91, GP’23 Clara Williams‘89 Mary Geissler Willson‘96 Timothy and Patricia Wilson P’91, ‘93, ‘96 & ‘98; GP ‘18, ‘18 Alexandra McAllister Woodfield ‘67 Denise Worker ‘67 Nancy Yates ‘69 Jeanne Bresnahan Yglesias ‘71 Kathleen Boily Young ‘80 Amazon Smile Bank of America Charitable Foundation Class of 1969 IBM Corp Pampered Chef Smiling Pizza United Meat Market
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Panda Club ($1 - $99) Josephine Provenzale Achiron ’65 Jenifer Gurge Adams ‘90 Tara Toolan Anderson‘82 Stacy Valentin Atkinson ‘02 Brenda Lutfey Avignone ‘78, P’21 Bernadette Ayers ‘81 Elizabeth Meany Baker ‘57 Ann Therese Maher Begley ‘49 Anne Bellettiere ‘03 Jennifer Bhattacharya P’18 Christiann Bishop ‘69 Louise Bogue Laurene Bove ‘96 Kimberley Bove ‘96 Christine Bove‘95, staff Patricia Dolan Boyle ‘83 Margaret Clavin Brown ‘45 Elizabeth Cameron ‘61 Tessamarie Ross Capitolo ‘57 Sr. Kathleen Carberry ‘59 Marian Cassata Lauren Chapnick ‘05 Lois Chiarello ‘62 Paulette Cipolla Joan Stanley Cipriano ‘60 Fran Daniello Claro ‘57 Clare Collins ‘64 Patricia Comer ‘98 Janet Maroney Connolly ‘57 Mary Conroy ‘17 Crystal Cooper ‘05 James Corcoran P’87, P’93 Eunice Tully Crombie ‘56 Marie Giamboi Cucchiaro ‘64 Leslie Trentham D’Amato ‘79 Sr. Grace D’Amico, former faculty Kathryn Hoey Darcey ‘98 Elinore Tully DeBobes‘54 Anissa Lian DeMatteo ‘86 Josephand Mary D’Emic P’06 Stephanie DiBrienza ‘05 Mary Sue Diver ‘62 Dorothy Donovan ‘52 Christine Graziano Downing ‘87 Marianne Doyle ‘91 Helen Hope Feinler Doyle ‘49 Rita Draghi, Faculty Kathleen Kalbacher Drain ‘92 Mary Fran Bannon Drobnicki Henderson ‘69 Sr. Michaela Durkin, former Faculty
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We do our best to make sure all the names and graduation years are correct. Please excuse any typos or mistakes in this book. If we have missed something - please contact Christine Bove 718-768-4406. Please note these are for donations 9/1/18-8/31/19 Estrellita Echanes-O’Neill P’11 Jane Madden Ecks ‘63 Mary Farrell ‘67 Sr. Cathy Feeney ‘60 Mary Thornton Figler‘57 Karla Fisher P’16 Erin Fitzgerald-Donnelly ‘02 Kathleen O’Leary Flanagan ‘64 Christine Freeze ‘14 Mary Freeze ‘17 Mary Frost P’13 Katherine Gallagher ‘63 Siobhan Woulfe Galligan ‘89 James and Megan Hoey’94 Galvin, P’21, ‘23 James and Bernadette Geissler P’96 Sr. Nancy Gilchriest ‘79, former faculty Gadeer and Frank Giordano P’22 Michael Golden Kathy Shaughnessy Gomez ‘83 Elizabeth Lee Goodin ‘81 Kathleen McGough Grant ‘49 William and Janet Grasso Annemarie Tarpey Gregorio ‘82, P’20 Theresa and James Gregson, P’99, ‘03, Basketball Coach Pegeen Barry Griessmayer ‘65 Laura Griffin Matthew Griffin Gail O’Neill Gunther ‘63 Marguerite Lian Hajjar ‘79 Mary Ellen Rogers Hanley ‘69 Joanmarie Wallace Haque ‘07 Jodee Harris Kristen Hayes ‘01 Caroline O’Donnell Heavy ‘47 Megan Coyne Heegan‘00 Marianna Hughes P’19 Elda Hvala ‘74 Carol Jacob ‘87 Danny Jacobs Maryann Jacobs John and Deborah Jaworowski P’20 Phyllis Bartkowski Jensen ‘52 Rick and Gabrielle John P’17, P’22 Barbara Sexton Jordan ‘68 Elaine Burfield Jordan ‘60 Sr. Shawn Kavanagh ‘57 Colleen Keenan ‘90 Jane and Joseph Keenan P ‘94, ‘96, former faculty Catherine Maurer Laird ‘65
Vita Martino Larkin ‘92 Bridget Leavens Helen Anne Ledwith ‘96 Sr. Veronica Liegey ‘52 Eileen Burt Lohse ‘60 Donna and Joseph Lubrano P’22 Maureen McManus Luchun ‘62 Joan Verhoogen MacLean ‘58 Maureen Maiocco Cathryn Mancini Laura Kandalaft Marhefka ‘77 Suzanne Martinucci’77 Laura Marvin Candice Marvin Stephanie Lee Mathews ‘83 Suzanne McAllister ‘68 Cathleen Lyons McCarthy ‘52 Jessica McCarthy ‘03 Eleanor Mannion McKenna ‘42 Victoria Sullivan McKenna ‘01 Sr. Kathleen McKinney ‘65 Mary Regis McLoughlin ‘56 Sally Sullivan McManus ‘61 Nicolas and Caterina Medina P’19 Dorothy Enny Michels‘69 Dolores Hock Miller ‘41 Pamela Sortino Minton ‘62 Anne Miscione ‘73 Kathleen Kilfoyle Mistretta ‘63 Roberta Montuori ‘74 Jeanine Larsen Morgillo ‘86 Maureen Murphy ‘58 Roberta Coiley Murphy ‘53 Molly Cummins Nagy ‘94 Alexandra Natale ‘19 Frank and Shannon Natale P’19 Melanie Nelson Nevin ‘05 Jennifer O’Brien ‘07 Nancy O’Brien Adams Peggy Carroll-O’Hara ‘74 Susan O’Malley Colleen Coyne O’Neill ‘04 Stevenand Antoinette Pacitto P’11 Keri D’Emic Patton ‘06 Thomas and Lorri Paulucci P’05 Jane and Tito Pecoraro Dana Chesnulovitch Percy ‘78 Mary McGrover Peyton ‘56 Kate Pieratti ‘13 Jeanine Piselli‘84 Jasmine and David Quiles P’20 Margaret Collins Quinn ‘80
Helen Rapa Rafaniello‘83 Jeanne Raheb Reed ‘81 Marilyn Lyons Reilly ‘48 Annie McKinney Rhatigan ‘96 Thomas and Patricia Robertsen P’20, ‘22 Ellen Mulry Rossiter ‘59 Diana Nisco Rosso ‘65 Ann Ross-Sparacio ‘78 Deirdre Browne Ryan‘85 Lilly Ryden ‘03 Kathleen Murray Ryman ‘78 Monica Sabatino ‘06 Mary Duffy Safian ‘81 Delia McGreal Saintcross ‘74 Katherine Samuel Salhany ‘06 Mary Mazzella Sarko ‘55 Maryanne Sawyer Ellen Craig Schulman ‘76 Josephine Alfonso Serrano ‘78 Clare Greaney Serrone ‘75 Kathryn Hayes Shaffer ‘97 Monica O’Farrell Shannon ‘86 Alice Shelley Dean Simkins Kathleen Snow ‘85 Linda Cavagnaro Spadafina ‘72 Cathleen Kennedy Srour ‘57 Deborah Sucich, faculty Manuela Gonzalez Sullivan ‘63 Patricia Abernethy Suppa ‘54 Caitlin Sweeny Noemi Taveras P’22 Allison Russell Teepy ‘04 Brian and Sheri Temple P’22 Mary Kate Toner Tomasi ‘94 Eleanor McElroy Tomaszek ‘56 Dolores Tuohy ‘75 Nancy Conway Van Velson ‘55 Karen Pelliccione Verde ‘76 Carol Malone Viglianti ‘57 Marie Tiernan Wagner ‘56 Karen Walker ‘64 Heather Walsh ‘84 P’22 Emily Anderson Ward‘03 Sheila Rafter Webster‘66 Jean Cutrone Williams ‘02 Noelle Pasatieri Wilson ‘97 Michele Knapple Zurad ‘64 Credit Suisse
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Quyn McCaffrey, Class of 2021 Hello! I’m Quyn McCaffrey, class of 2021, and I just started my junior year! So much has happened already this year: the awards assembly and the walkathon, just to name two. I was so excited that we got to do the walkathon this year, and it was so much fun this time around! Song Contest is already fast approaching, and this year the Jonas Juniors are coming for first place! We have been practicing nonstop and we really think we have what it takes to come out on top this year. Song Contest is truly one of my favorite SSHS traditions, and it always blows my mind how much effort all the grades put forward to make the event the most spectacular of our lives! It’s really incredible to see all the Pandas come together and show the true sisterhood that this school displays so powerfully.
see that my school has such a motivation to lead women to greatness. When I walk through the doors every morning, I know that my day is going to be filled with positive people who love and support my ambitions and plans. Over the summer, I took part in the Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program for rising juniors and seniors. I found it so powerful to see the message of sisterhood so wonderfully reflected in a group of young women, and it reminded me so much of Saint Saviour. On my application to Girls Who Code, I had written about the strong all-girl community found at SSHS and I was so happy to see that they had accepted my application based on the words I wrote. Now, because of this wonderful experience over the summer, I have a passion for computer science and plan to pursue that in the future! It’s so beautiful to
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My junior year already has been so full, and hearing advice from the seniors has been helpful, particularly their advice about how to navigate a year that is so vital to my future. I knew from the first moment that I walked into Saint Saviour that it was the right place for me, and now, three years into this journey, I still experience the warm sense of community I felt at the beginning when I was a mere freshman.
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Thank you to all our families and alumnae who supported the Saint Saviour High School’s 2019 Mother Daughter Luncheon with a donation!
Abruzzese Family ‘19, ‘22, Aquino Family ‘19, Aragon Family ‘22, Avignone Family ’78, ‘21, Bowles Family, Campbell/ Montenigro Family ‘21, Cassatta Family ’88, ‘19,’22, Charmed by JLM, Chavez Family ’22, Cruz/Jaramillo Family ‘19, Eileen Cush ‘79, P’08 current faculty, Eileen Darcy ’88, current faculty, Stephanie DeBrienza ‘05, Delany Family P’10, Mary Demic, former faculty, Maureen Donohue ‘97, Mary S. Diver ‘62, Freeze Family ‘84, ‘12, ‘14, ‘17, Galvin Family ’94, ‘21, Gange Family ‘16, Claudia Gilchriest ‘77, Deborah Gillick-Powers, Giordano Family ‘22, Glaaser Family ‘21, Gregorio Family ‘20, Dan Griffin (in memory of his wife Maria’67), Laura Griffin (In memory of her mother, Maria’67), Nanci Irrera ‘03, James/ Walsh Family ‘22, Kelly Family ‘19, Keogh Family ‘09, Kiernan Family ’19, Kindschuh Family ‘86 ‘19, ‘21, Lormil Family ‘20, Losardo Family ‘20, Lubrano Family ‘22, Lisa Mahon ‘76, Leslie Melgar-Grande P’21, McCaffrey Family ‘21, McLoughlin Family ‘19, Natale Family ‘19, Peart Family ’91, ‘19, Pecoraro Family, Pender Family ‘21, Quintana Family ‘21, Christine Rapa Roca’86, Robertsen Family ‘20, ‘22, Deidre Browne Ryan ‘85, Kathleen Ryman ‘78, Caroline Sheehan P’20, Sorrentino Family ‘19 Temple Family ‘22, Anthony Tricarico, Jr, current faculty, Erica Stone Trotta ‘03, Walsh Family ’84, ‘21, Mary Geissler Willson ‘96 and Marissa Yanni ‘10
And the many businesses who generously supported our event with donations!
Atlantic Business Products, Beast Fitness, Beat the Bomb, Bergen PAC, Bradford Portraits, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn Cyclones, Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Stitchery, D. Coluccio & Sons Salumeria, DJ’s at Work, Eden Resort (Galley Bay Resort & Spa - Antigua), Eden Resort (Los Establos Panama), Eden Resort (Palm Island St. Vincent Grenadines), Eden Resort (Pineapple Beach Club - Antigua), Eden Resort (St. James Club Antigua), Eden Resort (St. James Club St. Lucia), Eden Resort (The Club Barbados Resort & Spa), Eden Resort (The Verandah Antigua), Evolution the Green Room Salon, Flynn & O’Hara, Fresh made NYC, Gargiulo’s, Harbor Fitness Park Slope, Hom Resturant, Keansburg Water park, Kick Axe, Lady C MUA, Long Live Paintball, Marine Park Golf, Marriott, Modern Pinball NYC, Morey’s Pier and beachfront, Mr Kid, DJ services, Nitehawk Cinema, NY Philharmonic, NYC Ballet, O Live, One World Observatory, Paparazzi Jewelry, Pilo Arts Day Spa, Pinot’s Pallete Dyker Heights, Pinot’s Pallette Park Slope, Procreate Coffee NYC, Purple Kale Kitchenworks, Rabs Country Lanes, Rebounderz Fun Center, Ron Jordan Natoli, Salty Dog Restaurant, Shake Rattle N Roll Piano, Shipwrecked Golf center, Sky Ride, St George Theater, Susan Elia MacNeal, author, Tanoreen Restaurant, The Painted Pot, The Ring, Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and Widow Jane Distillery.
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Alumnae Updates On May 6, Saint Saviour hosted Dan Griffin with his family and friends in Ms. Caughey’s room which now also serves as the new home base for our award-winning newspaper Skyline and our literary magazine Voices. Dan generously donated to purchase two new computers, a camera and printer in memory of his wife Maria Perrotta Griffin, Class of 1967 who passed away in 2017. There is a plaque in the room with a photo from Maria’s journalism days at SSHS.
Former faculty member Sr. Nancy Gilchriest, SSND, Ed.D ’79 and current chair of the Education Department of St. Joseph’s College in Patchogue and Brooklyn, was presented with a citation from the State of New York Senate. Sister Nancy is “one of those rare and exceptional individuals who gives exemplary service to her community, devotes her time and energy to empowering future generations and improving the quality of life for all.” The citation states that the quality of services rendered by Sister Nancy is in “direct proportion with her commitment to excellence, embodiment of strength and courage doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.”
There is a beautiful tribute in Prospect Park to alumna to Allyson Boolbol ‘80 who passed away last year. 2017 graduation speaker Anucha Browne ‘81 spoke at the United Nations in early March. Anucha is the Chief Engagement, Advocacy, and Global Programs Officer at UNICEF.
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Lissette Gomez Resto ’87 became a grandmother to a beautiful baby boy, Ashton James Brooks on May 9,2019. She recently joined the Monroe Woodbury Central School District where she is working with newly arrived students.
Karen Erving-Schiera ‘87 had her basketball jersey number retired by St. Francis College on February 9. She is the 2nd woman to have her number retired in St Francis’ History. Gabrielle Napolitano ‘89 received the Spirit of NAWBO award last year and was elected to their board as VP of Signature Events. Thank you to our co-chair of this year’s SSHS Mother Daughter Luncheon, Erinkate Joseph Peart ‘90. She has been a valuable member of our fundraising team for the past four years; her daughter Justine’19 graduated from SSHS in June. Rani Ramlakhan ‘95 shared this amazing story with us of Saviour sisters connecting: “I reside in Wellington, FL. Today, I attended the Knights of Columbus Columbiettes’ Victorian Tea Party held at Our Lady Queen of the Apostles, my church in Royal Palm Beach. I graduated from SSHS in Brooklyn, NY class of ‘95. To my surprise sitting at the same table was another Saviourite, Peggy Clavin Brown, Class of ‘45. After talking with the ladies, my ring came up and that’s how we knew we went to the same high school. Wear your ring proudly! You never know where you will find your sisters in the future!”
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2018 graduation speaker Captain Megan O’Malley ‘98 was honored at the Irish Echo Law and Order Awards in February. Megan is the Commanding Officer of the 76th Precinct in Brooklyn. Christina C. Bonne-Annee, Esq. ‘01 was the keynote speaker at a Rutgers Law School event in March and is the Founder of Mentoring Up, Inc. Amanda Sawney ‘01 is Mentoring Up’s Communications and Marketing Director. Mentoring Up is a social initiative designed to empower women by tapping into their inner excellence. The goal of Mentoring Up is to foster an exchange of knowledge, resources, and experiences that empower, uplift, encourage and enhance women both professionally and personally.
Annie Bellettiere ‘03 married Matt Swope on September 28th in Charleston, South Carolina. Her sisters, Maria Bellettiere Crisona ‘82 and Regina Bellettiere Colgan ‘85 were her matrons of honor. Annie also recently started a teaching position in the lower school at Ashley Hall, a K-12th grade all-girls school in Charleston. Annie said, “I am proud to be carrying on the beautiful tradition of helping future female leaders learn, grow, and develop!” Patrice Kugler ‘07 was promoted to Vice President at Marino PR, where she now leads the agency’s Corporate Communications team. Briana Vega ‘15 was named an assistant coach with Wagner College’s Swimming and Diving team.
Mariah Thomas ‘16 (currently attending SUNY Purchase) released her first poetry book, Heart and Soul: Poems of Thoughts & Emotions in January 2019. Heart and Soul is a collection of poetry meant to encourage and showcase the beauty of being a woman in the modern world. Themes revolve around self-love, relationships, life, and internal struggles and doubts. The paperback and Kindle version are both available online at Amazon.com. Khadijah Allen ’16 (currently attending Western New England University) was selected to serve as Orientation Group Leader (OGL) for the 2019 Summer Orientation and Registration (SOAR) program at Western New England University. SOAR helps set the stage for academic readiness and successful community integration to Western New England University. OGLs help new students transition during SOAR by providing entering students and parents with information and structure for effective adjustment to the university environment. Tiara Nurse ‘16 (currently attending New York Institute of Technology) has been granted NYIT’s Outstanding Campus Leader Award. This award honors a sophomore or junior student leader who has demonstrated the most dedication and commitment to NYIT over the academic year. Victoria Nilsen ‘16 (currently attending George Washington University) interned at NASA during the summer of 2019. She worked in the CFO’s Washington DC office on cost projections and scheduling for the Moon/Mars project. Victoria also visited Houston where she received a personal tour of the Space Shuttle and sections of the Space Station. Taylor Taglianetti ’16 (currently attending NYU) has launched The National Organization of Italian Americans in Film & Television (NOIAFT). Many of the gifts in her life have been a direct result of her Italian heritage and she is thrilled to pay it forward and work to create opportunities for fellow Italian Americans.
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The Margaret Mary Wolfe ‘37 Society Named in honor of Saint Saviour High School’s largest estate donation, the Margaret Mary Wolfe ‘37 Society celebrates and recognizes Saint Saviour High School’s donors who have expressed their long term commitment by including Saint Saviour High School in their will. Your membership involves no dues, obligations, or solicitations, but it does allow us to thank you and recognize you for the plans you have made, and it may inspire generosity in others. The most important benefit you will receive from joining the Margaret Mary Wolfe ‘37 Society is the happiness resulting from making a long-lasting gift towards the success of Saint Saviour High School. Once you complete your estate plans, please let us know so we can include you in this club. Please contact Christine Bove ’95 at 718-768-4406 or bove.c@stsaviour.org.
