Stone Ridge Magazine Fall 2016

FALL 2016

Stone Ridge magazine

Annual Report 2015–16 A publication from Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart

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FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

Goal V and the Formation of Strong Leaders Dear SR Community: Each year, Stone Ridge focuses on one of the five Goals of Sacred Heart education as a focal point. This year’s focus is Goal V: Personal Growth in an Atmosphere of Wise Freedom. The pages of this magazine are filled with Goal V moments—whether that is Katie Ledecky ‘15 bringing home Olympic gold, our Class of 2016 valedictorian Caroline Conlan reflecting on the growth of her class over their years together, or Christina Papagjika ’98 providing insight into how getting rejected from Juilliard turned out to be the beginning of her wildly successful career.

Goal V is about understanding the gifts and talents within each of us, and developing the habits of mind and body that will allow those gifts to flourish. It is an essential ingredient in the formation of strong leadership qualities that we see consistently in our Stone Ridge students and alumnae. Also included in this magazine are some highlights we share with great joy: outstanding alumnae awards; graduation day speeches, awards, and photos; reunion pictures; information about our Barat Awardees; and much more.

The Annual Report which is included in the second half of the magazine tells a different type of story, but one that is equally impressive. Listed on these pages are the names of our generous donors and volunteers—individuals who are making a difference in the lives of our students and in the momentum of our mission through their generosity of time, talent, and treasure. The issue of women’s leadership in American society has reached a level of critical Fall 2016 | 2

awareness in recent years—whether through the lens of presidential politics, issues of equal pay for equal work, or discussion of the challenges of balancing work with family, the list goes on and on. Our generous benefactors and contributors are making a strong statement of support for the next generation of women when they invest in our Stone Ridge girls.

The upgrading of our physical space is absolutely essential to ensuring that our vibrant educational program remains at the forefront of all-girls, Catholic education. Our beloved campus remains an oasis for our community, but the reality is that some of these buildings were constructed more than seventy years ago. The time for physical renewal is now, and we will need the support of our entire community in order to make it happen. The highest priorities at the current time include space for instruction and performance related to our arts program, in addition to the need for an all-school cafeteria/gathering space. Stay tuned for more information as we identify the scope and timeline of this essential next step for Stone Ridge.

As I conclude, I leave you with two final thoughts about community. The first is a word of heartfelt appreciation for the life and legacy of Mr. Frank Wright, Jr. Mr. Wright retired at the end of 2015-16 after learning in the spring that he had pancreatic cancer. We are deeply grateful to Mr. Wright for his 42 years as an educator, 12 of which were in the Stone Ridge Upper School. Our community grieves this loss together and

we continue to pray for his family and loved ones.

And finally, a reflection on the insights shared by Marjorie Gillespie ‘87, our graduation speaker from last June. Dr. Gillespie spoke about happiness and the science behind the link of happiness to health. She pointed to relationships, generosity, and purpose as the fundamental ingredients to seeking happiness in one’s own life. In hearing her speech, I couldn’t help but feel terrific about the educational program and community that we provide. The Goals of Sacred Heart education and the mission of sending forth our graduates to be vehicles of Christ’s heart in the world are in direct alignment with these three ingredients.

It is powerful and deeply rewarding to be part of a ministry that is such a force of goodness in the world.

Our community is abundantly blessed.

Warm regards,

CATHERINE RONAN KARRELS '86 Head of School

Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 delivers her welcoming remarks at Graduation on the steps of Hamilton House on June 9, 2016.

In the midst of an exciting 2016-17 academic year, I can also report my own excitement about some projects that the Board of Trustees and administration are currently undertaking. On the heels of our wildly successful and transformative Gators Go Turf project, we are currently undergoing two feasibility studies: an architectural study for our next major capital project and a capital campaign study to fund it. We will be conducting research within our community as part of these projects, and look forward to your input as we first dream together and then transform those dreams to vision and reality.

Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 offers a blessing to a student during Communion at the Mass of the Holy Spirit in September 2016.

SR ALUMNA INSTALLED AS HEAD OF SCHOOL, BRYN MAWR

“ To walk into a Sacred Heart school is to walk into the heart of Christ and to know love.”

-Deirdre Cryor ‘84 at her installation on September 30, 2016

Deirdre Cryor '84 Above:

Sr. Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ, Head of the Conference of Sacred Heart Education in the United States and Canada, Sr. Karen Olsonsh, Katie Ledecky ’15, and Sr. Patricia Geuting ’52. Sr. Cooke was interviewed on EWTN on August 17 during News Nightly. In response to a question about the distinct character of the seven Sacred Heart alumnae participating in the Rio Olympics, Sr. Cooke commented on the “real conviction of Sacred Heart and Catholic schools” and explained that these women understand that there is a responsibility to use the talents that God has given them and share them with the community.

Sr. Cooke added, “The grace with which they win—there is such an evenness and celebration, of not just themselves, but of all the people with whom they are competing and have helped them get to where they are.”

On the Cover:

Katie Ledecky ’15 visits with Lower and Middle School students upon her return from the Olympics in Rio.

THE STONE RIDGE MAGAZINE is produced by the Office of Marketing and Communications at Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart for alumnae, parents, students, and friends of the School.

HEAD OF SCHOOL Catherine Ronan Karrels '86

Contents Stone Ridge Magazine

Fall 2016

Features 6 Little Hearts: Our Early Childhood Program 10 Graduation 2016 22 Olympic Gator Katie Ledecky ‘15 comes home 25 Christina Papagjika ‘98 brings Kinky Boots to DC 28 Reunion 2016

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Connie Shaffer Mitchell '92 VISUAL ARTS MANAGER & PHOTOGRAPHY Caitlin Myler Taylor '98

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WEBSITE MANAGER Patty Lynch CONTRIBUTING DESIGNER Denise Lang COPY EDITOR Jennifer Becker Please send any letters, comments, or suggestions to the editor, Connie Shaffer Mitchell '92, at cmitchell@stoneridgeschool.org.

Correction from Stone Ridge Magazine Spring 2016: (Page 22) Margaret Cholis Paton graduated in 1995 and she currently lives in Dublin, Ireland.

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Printed on recycled paper with vegetable-based inks in a 100% wind-powered facility.

Anne Dyer, RSCJ ’55, Deirdre Cryor ’84, and Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86

Deirdre Cryor ’84 served as Head of Upper School at Stone Ridge from 2000-2006. In July of 2016, she returned to her Sacred Heart family as the Head of School at Country Day School of the Sacred Heart, Bryn Mawr, PA. For the ten years before coming to Bryn Mawr, she served as President and CEO of St. Mary’s Academy in Englewood, CO. Head of School Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 and PreKindergarten teacher and former Head of Lower School Kathryn Bonner Gillick ’89 attended Ms. Cryor’s installation along with former Headmistress Anne Dyer, RSCJ ’55.

Mrs. Karrels spoke on behalf of the Board of the Network of Sacred Heart Schools and represented Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ, Head of the Sacred Heart Conference, who was unable to attend. Mrs. Karrels noted that she had every confidence that Ms. Cryor under-

stood and embraced Madeleine Sophie’s vision both in her work and in the manner in which she lives her life. “Your commitment to students and their formation as servant leaders is a true gift,” said Mrs. Karrels.

She also remarked, “Our foundress, Madeleine Sophie said, ‘Our one passion should be the love of Christ and the desire to make Him loved.’ You have dedicated your life’s work to that great ministry—as a committed Catholic school educator and leader who fully embraces Sophie’s vision of bringing Christ’s heart into the world through the vehicle of education.

Through your steadfast work over the decades, you have reflected how your own goals and values align with the Goals and Criteria of Sacred Heart education.”

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LITTLE HEARTS?

Joyful Growth

CENTERS FOR LEARNING • Investigation Center (science and research) • Literacy Center • Numeracy Center • Sensory Center

Discover a Catholic education in the Sacred Heart tradition at Stone Ridge

• Creative Expression Center (art materials) • Dramatic Play Center

STONE RIDGE HIGHLIGHTS In renaming our Early Childhood Program to Little Hearts, our Lower School’s Early Learning Program, we are excited to highlight where the love of learning begins in our Sacred Heart family at Stone Ridge. In keeping with the mission of the School, Little Hearts is focused on the development of the whole child. By incorporating the Goals and Criteria of Sacred Heart education, our program provides the first exposure to a Sacred Heart education for boys and girls from three months through Kindergarten age.

• Blocks Center • Gathering Place

The Little Hearts Early Childhood classrooms engage the hearts and minds of young children using developmentally appropriate practices based on information about how children develop and learn; their individual strengths, interests, and needs; and their family cultures and community. They learn to ask questions, solve problems, respect themselves, and care responsibly for others. Our cognitive expectations, taught through research-based best practices, The Creative Curriculum, and The Project Approach, promote exploration within a structured and nurturing learning environment.

Opportunities are created for child-centered inquiry, purposeful play in support of essential learning, teachers to form community with children in the classroom, and children to construct their own knowledge. Constant and close student observation and assessment guide the teachers in reflective and purposeful planning and teaching. When children move on from the Early Childhood classrooms at Stone Ridge, they are able to transfer their social, emotional, and cognitive skills to their future school and life experiences.

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SR COMMUNITY CELEBRATES GOAL V

GOAL V

Schools of the Sacred Heart Commit Themselves to Educate to Personal Growth in an Atmosphere of Wise Freedom • All members of the School community show respect, acceptance, and concern for themselves and for others.

• School policies and practices promote self-discipline, responsible decision-making, and accountability.

• Students grow in self-knowledge and develop selfconfidence as they learn to deal realistically with their gifts and limitations.

• School programs provide for recognizing, nurturing, and exercising leadership in its many forms.

• The School provides opportunities for all members of the community to share their knowledge and gifts with others.

• All members of the School community take personal responsibility for balance in their lives and for their health and well-being.

WHAT'S YOUR GOAL V MOMENT?

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CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 2016!

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1 Salutatorian and Class President Delia Friel reads a passage from Scripture at the beginning of Graduation 2016 Four Year Commitment Awards were given to: 2 Madison Smith, Goal II 3 Kendall Kaiser, Goal III 4 Sophia Pirozzoli, Goal IV 5 Catherine Chandler, Goal V 6 Zoe Sheppard receives the Citizenship Award 7 The Parents and Alumnae Award is given to Arianna Scott 8 The Cardinal Award is presented to Rosario Rivera 9 Ken Woodard, US faculty member, with his daughter Lauren Woodard, recipient of the Philippine Duchesne Award 10 The Barat Award, the highest Sacred Heart honor, was given to Alice Felker, shown with her sisters Helen ’12 and Becky ’22

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MATRICULATION of 2016 Graduates Olivia Anderson · UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Suzanne Antoniou · BROWN UNIVERSITY Katherine Baith · SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY Lena Bakalian · UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK Colin Barnes · STETSON UNIVERSITY Isabella Beck · FORDHAM UNIVERSITY Claire Biffl · EMORY UNIVERSITY Kelsey Brigati · UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Anna Cantilena · GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Madison Carr · UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Alexis Catalano · UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Catherine Chandler · UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO Annelise Coffin · CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT UNIVERSITY SaRena Coleman · LOYOLA UNIVERSITY NEW ORLEANS Caroline Conlan · UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Sarah Connell · GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Jordan Covell · ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Cecilia Cozza · UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Ciara Darcey · FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY Jessica Devine · UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK Camilla Duke · UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS Maryam Fassihi · EMERSON COLLEGE Alice Felker · UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Mary Feller · GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Naima Fonrose · SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY Lacey Foster · SPELMAN COLLEGE Marta Franco · GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Alexis French · COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON Delia Friel · DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Magdalena Gancie · SEATTLE UNIVERSITY

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Anneliese Goetz · UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Kelly Grunewald · SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY Caterina Guozden · RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Kelleigh Haley · GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Claire Hansen · PRATT INSTITUTE Julia Harrington · UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Katherine Hobart · WELLESLEY COLLEGE Alice Hollensteiner · UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Grace Houle · UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Juliette Howard · ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY Christina Hsu · THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA Alexandria Hudome · UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO Sarah Johnston · LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Anna Jones · COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS Kendall Kaiser · UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Arisa Kimura · NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Taylor Lindstrom · UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Xiaoran Liu · VIRGINIA TECH Julianna Long · UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK Madelyn Lovett · UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK Marinella Lumbre · THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA Ariadne Manikas · VIRGINIA TECH Josephine Mark · VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Julianna Martin · ST. MARY’S COLLEGE OF MARYLAND Katherine McClure · EMORY UNIVERSITY Maya Moore · UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Ellen Morrissey · KENYON COLLEGE Maia Moses · ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY Maria Orellana Muniz · UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Kristen Nemes · UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Nathalie Ngwana · ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY

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Giselle Rodriguez · AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Arianna Scott · COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Zoe Sheppard · ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY Madison Smith · YALE UNIVERSITY Sophia Spina · BOSTON COLLEGE Maura Stokan-Wright · LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO Danielle Vandre · NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Emma Volanth · UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Natalie Whitson · MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OXFORD Nastasja Wilson · CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY Lauren Woodard · UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Elizabeth Young · TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN

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GRADUATION 2016 GRADUATING LEADERS OF THE FUTURE: Caroline Conlan ’16 Delivers Valedictory Address When I was in eighth grade, I almost made the biggest mistake of my life. On the way to the Stone Ridge accepted students night, we almost turned the car around because I was convinced I did not want to go here. I almost lost 83 sisters that night, 83 incredible young women that I could not imagine my life without. But here’s what happened instead. I went to accepted students night, and I listened to a senior from the Class of 2012 speak with eloquence and passion about how much Stone Ridge meant to her. She talked about the beauty of the Social Action program, the value of a Sacred Heart education, and how all of it made her into the person she had become. Here was a girl who could not be more proud to go to her school.

The very next night, I said “yes” to Stone Ridge.

Only now can I fully appreciate what she was talking about. From my very first day as a Stone Ridge girl, I knew there was something special about this school. But after four years of working side-by-side with all of you to serve the marginalized in our community, four years of sports games and musicals and art shows, of Feast Wishes and Bonfires and singing Coeur de Jesus at the top of our lungs, of standing by one another through our deepest sorrows and celebrating our greatest victories, I have come to understand that no other group of people could ever feel more like a family than the students, faculty, and staff of Stone Ridge. And we have all worked so hard to get to this moment, the culmination of our Stone Ridge education where we can finally say we know what it means to be a child of the Sacred Heart. So what comes next?

Thanks to Dr. Hogan, there’s something we learn early on at Stone Ridge called the Monomyth, the Hero’s Journey. It’s the story of how the brave and noble throughout time have gone out into the world to achieve great things, and the challenges they overcome before returning transformed.

It’s something l have thought about a lot over the years because one of the most important things I have learned at Stone Ridge is a firm belief that it is never too early to start changing the world, to be a hero. I see it when Alice speaks about the importance of inclusion, when Dani volunteers in the emergency room, and when Giselle makes Starbucks runs for the whole senior lounge. I see it every day, in every one of you. Whether you are speaking up in front of the Fall 2016 | 12

Caroline Conlan ’16, valedictorian and recipient of the Four Year Commitment Award to Goal I

school to make a difference or simply making the world of a difference to one another, I am constantly amazed by the way each of you gives of yourself for what you believe in.

and dignity. And I know I will never forget what I saw when I walked into the church on the day of his funeral. Girls from years past, from all across the country, had left college and flown into town to be with each other during a time of such tragedy. To me, that is what it means to be a Stone Ridge girl. Even though we will no longer be students here, we will always be part of the Stone Ridge family. And when we need each other, we will always come home, home to the place where we are most loved, to where we have learned, where we have found God, where we are the best versions of ourselves, home to our parents and loved ones who have guided us throughout our time here, and home

to one another. Home is where the heart is, and my heart is with Stone Ridge, and with all of you.

My beautiful Class of 2016, thank you for the best four years of my life. As you embark on your adventures, may you never lose that light in your eyes every time you talk about serving others, may you approach life with the celebration of a Congé, and may you lead with all the wisdom of a life lesson from Mr. Ish. You are heroes, and you are my sisters, and I could not be more proud.

CLASS OF 2016 OFFERS PARTING GIFT From the words presented by the Class of 2016:

Like in all the most epic stories, our calls to adventure come right in the middle of things. Right when we have passed our hardest classes, and formed the closest friendships, we are called, called to go off to college, find our passions, and pursue them to the ends of the earth. All at once, we step out into the unknown. But we do know this: We have been blessed with teachers who have put their hearts and souls into giving us a Sacred Heart education, families and loved ones who have supported us in all we do, and countless others to whom we owe our success. Whatever trials and challenges await us on our adventures, have faith that we have been well prepared. And after we have changed the world in a way that only each of us can, remember that the most important part of the Hero’s Journey is coming home.

This past February was hard on all of us. We lost an incredible man who touched so many lives. I know that none of us will ever forget the example Mr. Duffy gave us of compassion

When thinking about what gift we could give the School we love so much, the Class of 2016 thought it would be most fitting to honor Mr. Kevin Duffy, who was a member of our Upper School faculty and who died from cancer in February.

Throughout our high school experience, our teachers have consistently been a steady source of strength for us. They showed an incredible amount of fortitude in supporting the Stone Ridge community, especially this past year. The Class of 2016 wanted to do something to return the endless support that we have received in many of our difficult moments by installing something at Stone Ridge that will serve as a constant reminder of Mr. Duffy’s presence.

We have created a bookshelf that will be incorporated into the library in his honor. The bookshelf was handmade and handpainted by members of the class and was inspired by a quote that was prominently displayed in his classroom: “I’ve always imagined paradise to be a kind of library.” The back of the bookshelf has a painted scene of paradise, to remind us that Mr. Duffy is in heaven, with all of his favorite literary classics.

Members of the class donated some of Mr. Duffy’s favorite books.

We hope that this bookshelf will serve as a constant reminder of Mr. Duffy’s generous spirit and sharp intellect. We also hope to return some of the strength and support to our beloved teachers

as we understand the deep loss they felt this year with the passing of their truly remarkable friend and colleague.

As a second part of our class gift, we decided to donate to our class’s favorite part of Stone Ridge, the Social Action Program.

We hope that this gift will help Stone Ridge in bolstering Social Action, the program that the Class of 2016 credits with cultivating a sincere love of others and a critical consciousness for social justice within our school community. We would like this money to go towards providing more opportunities for students to serve the global community in what we hope will be a lifelong commitment to service.

The final part of our class gift is handwritten “thank you” notes to the dedicated members of our maintenance, housekeeping, and SAGE dining service staff. As a class, we wanted to personally thank them for their dedication. The Class of 2016 would like to encourage Stone Ridge students to make sure that all members of our community feel their inherent value every day. Our class has strived to be an example of Goal IV: the building of community as a Christian value.

Through the small gesture of expressing our gratitude, we hope to encourage the underclassmen to make our Stone Ridge community a place of love and support for everyone.

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GRADUATION 2016

ONE MATTRESS OR TWO? REMEMBER THE RGP.

by Dr. Marjorie Gillespie ‘87

Relationships

It is a real honor and a privilege to speak here in this special place on this special day. And I am grateful to you for providing the opportunity.

We all know that friends are important. But neuroscience tells us how important. Turns out that people who are lonely have the same brain chemistry as those in extreme physical pain. That is why experiencing loneliness can be as devastating as, say, a broken leg.

It is hard to explain just how special it was to me being at Stone Ridge in those days. The Sacred Heart tradition was both such a normal (but also special) thing in my family that I even had a statue of Mater in my bedroom. The five Goals of the Sacred Heart were the goals to live by. Girls, you have lived those and your families have helped you make that happen.

So, a question to ask yourself in life is, “Whom can I call on in a personal crisis?” And, especially as Stone Ridge graduates we should be asking, “Who will feel free to call on me when they are in a crisis? Am I there for them? Am I willing to go the extra mile to fix their pain?”

Generosity Now, as you step out into a world where you get to make choices, and where most others have not been raised by those five Goals, and your parents aren’t there, what will you do? I remember that freedom of getting to college where you suddenly are faced with so many choices and so many freedoms.

I wondered what I could possibly say to you that hasn’t been said over and over before, or that isn’t a cliché you are already tired of hearing as worldly-wise 18-year-olds. Shall I tell you about academic success or about my work with poor communities in London? Do you want to know what it is like to be inside a prison? But my mind kept returning to Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa.

You see, one of the unforeseen consequences of my becoming a doctor is that I have climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro five times as an attending physician.

The question I pose to you today, as you step into this world of new freedoms and choices is quite simply this: Do you want to be a one-mattress person or a two-mattress person? I’ll come back to this question in a few minutes, and make sense of my slightly obscure question, I promise.

I imagine you all came here today expecting to hear me say how relationships are more important than Lamborghinis.

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Marjorie Gillespie ’87 speaks at Graduation 2016

there’s a more important story to tell: a story about your lifelong happiness. Those are the choices you will have to make: What kind of person do you want to be?

As a doctor, I come from the work of evidence-based medicine. I am interested in the facts that explain the science.

And there is science about the choices that make happiness.

Turns out it isn’t about how many Porsches are parked outside your house. It isn’t about how much money you have in the bank. It isn’t even about how many degrees you have.

And happiness matters: Happy people are healthier, they live longer, they endure the bumps and bruises of life better. They form communities and they even recover faster from cancer.

Neuroscience helps us understand what makes humans tick. We can count endorphins, we can measure cortisol. We can chemically measure happiness and pain.

We’ve all heard the old adage that it is better to give than to receive. But the neuroscience research actually backs that up.

Giving a gift creates more anticipation, more excitement— and more endorphins in the brain than buying something for yourself—even something very nice. Yeah, and they also measure that in the World Happiness Report.

And sadly, it turns out that in England people spend more money buying greeting cards than they give to charity.

So, a question to ask yourself as Stone Ridge graduates is, “Who have I given to?” I don’t mean necessarily some big donation. I mean a coffee for someone who is usually forgotten, or a small birthday gift for a friend, or some coins in the Salvation Army box or the collection at Mass.

And of, course, none of us should forget to make an annual contribution to alma mater, Stone Ridge, no matter how modest that contribution is. It will make you, and Stone Ridge, happy.

Purpose Now most of you want a science-free summer but indulge me here for just a moment. For all you future psychology and social science majors, this stuff counts, and it matters in economics as well, and is summarized in the “World Happiness Report.”

So, from analyzing those chemicals in your brain, we know real happiness depends on three things. I call them the RGP: Relationships. Generosity. Purpose.

Pleasurable brain chemicals form when we anticipate, and we look forward to something. We get more pleasurable brain chemicals from waiting for what we want than from actually finally experiencing it. The anticipation of Christmas morning is always more exciting than whatever is under the tree.

Throughout life, we need goals to work toward. Our brains function better and produce more endorphins when we have a focus. The actual achievement of those goals is

almost secondary. And, yes, you guessed it, the World Happiness Report also shows this too.

Now what does all that talk of neuroscience and RGP have to do your life, your choices? What does it have to do with Mt. Kilimanjaro and, even more important, what does it have to do with mattresses?

As a doctor, I climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro to accompany people on fundraising trips for good causes. These were purportedly people who were willing to undergo hardship and do a long, strenuous, low oxygen, high altitude trek in Africa to raise money. We started off in short sleeves, among banana trees and ended up five days later in ski jackets walking to the summit on ice in the dark.

On my very first trip, I found that two types of people do these fundraising trips: those who sleep on one mattress and those who sleep on two. On day one, some people were cheerful and outgoing, thrilled to be there. Others were quite blasé. On day two, as blisters began to form, some people shared their Band-Aids, their trail mix, their sunblock and even carried someone else’s heavy backpack. They were the ones who were always smiling, laughing, telling stories along the way. They told of how they had done fundraising bake sales and yard sales and stood outside the supermarket on Saturdays with a fundraising box. They cared about the kids the non-profit was supporting and spent a long time getting the sponsorship money together to come on the trip.

Other people, however, kept to themselves. Someone had to be carried down on a stretcher with a sprained ankle on day two. I asked some folks for help—passing messages, getting the stretcher—but these folks just didn’t move a step out of their way to help. They weren’t shy folks. In fact, that morning they had come to me to complain about sleeping in huts on such uncomfortable mattresses. They were demanding two mattresses. Now, we are in a national park on the side of a mountain where we have had to carry in everything we are going to use. There is hardly a spare egg and water to boil it, let alone a spare mattress. But they didn’t see it. I try to solve everyone’s problems on these trips, from lost suitcases to blisters to altitude sickness, but I couldn’t solve this one. www.StoneRidgeSchool.org | 15

GRADUATION 2016 On my Kili trips two and three and four and five—and the other mountains and treks I did—this pattern became clear. Those folks who demanded two mattresses were those who had received corporate sponsorship to come on the trek. They hadn’t formed a fundraising community, they hadn’t reached out to others, and they hadn’t been working hard towards the trip for a year before it happened.

They sometimes didn’t even know what the non-profit was all about. And, on the side of the mountain, they wanted their two mattresses. The trip was about them and their needs, despite the raging storm outside our flimsy hut. This is just unacceptable. “I am willing to pay for the mattress, you know,” was their chant. They lacked generosity and a real sense of purpose, and were, as a result, truly lonely.

So, lifelong happiness is not about being able to buy two mattresses. It is about the RGP: Relationships. Generosity.

Purpose. The one-mattress sleepers were the ones who kept in touch with their fellow trekkers. They are the ones who have pictures all over their basement and share them with their friends and family. They are the ones who cannot pass by the Salvation Army box without putting in some coins. They are the ones who keep doing stuff for fundraising and volunteering. Many of them decided to change jobs when they got back to choose work that had more meaning for them.

The one-mattress sleepers are the ones who are remembered by their peers as really awesome people.

Endorphins all around. Happiness for them and enough to share. The two-mattress people are too selfish to notice they are excluded. The two-mattress people are immune to the Salvation Army box. Not an endorphin in sight.

So, now you’re about to embark on your adventures, climbing your mountains. You have choices at college and beyond. The five Goals of Sacred Heart you have learned and lived here at Stone Ridge have given you a great start.

Now, as you embark on your adventures and climbing your mountains, remember the RGP: Relationships. Generosity.

Purpose. Invest in them to build your genuine happiness.

Be a one-mattress person and the rest will follow.

Thank you and best wishes for a life filled with happiness.

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ABOUT MARJORIE GILLESPIE ’87

1 SR Lifers: (front row) Lena Bakalian, Alex Hudome, Madelyn Lovett, Maddie Payne, SaRena Coleman, and Ariadne Manikas; (middle row) Ariana Scott, Maddie Carr, Maryam Fassihi, Sarah Connell, Alice Felker, McKinley Polla, and Colin Barnes; (back row) Suzanne Antoniou, Natalie Whitson, Julianna Martin, Kendall Kaiser, and Annelise Goetz 2 Members of the Class of 2016 sing their class song, “You’ll Be in My Heart” by Phil Collins 3 Sarah Connell with her cousin and sister Katie Connell ’17 4 Teri Gonzales, Director of US Campus Ministry and Theology Teacher 5 Carina Franco with her father 6 Annelise Coffin and her parents 7 MyLinn Clement ’15 and Michelle Reilly 8 Lena Gancie with her father 9 Josie Mark and Arisa Kimura 10 McKinley Polla 11 Anneliese Goetz and Juliette Howard 12 Maryam Fassihi with her sisters Roxy ’18 and Eliana ’13 13 Sydney Rickford, Jackie Zimmerman ’15, and Colin Barnes 14 Dr. John Hogan, US Theology Teacher, with Alexis Catalano and Annelise Coffin 15 Taylor Lindstrom and Malaika Ngwana

Dr. Gillespie was destined to be a Sacred Heart girl, in fact, she was the fifth generation in her family to attend Sacred Heart schools. Her great-great grandfather dedicated one of his houses as a convent in order to bring the Sacred Heart nuns to Puerto Rico. Marjorie’s mother was later a boarding student at that school. When her parents moved to the Washington, DC area from Colombia, where Marjorie was born, they intentionally chose a home that would be a reasonable driving distance to Stone Ridge.

One of Marjorie’s first memories is of being interviewed by Sr. Anne Dyer ‘55 when applying for Kindergarten. After spending her lower and middle school years here, when Marjorie was in high school she chose to explore her British roots and became a boarding student at the Sacred Heart School in Woldingham, England, for two years before returning to Stone Ridge. During her senior year, she had an internship next door. This was long before Navy Med transformed into the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, so instead of waiting in the security lines we know today, Marjorie would simply cross through a hole in the fence to work as a medical lab research technician.

After graduating from Stone Ridge in 1987, she completed her bachelor’s degree in anthropology at Harvard College.

While a student at Harvard, she was active in Scottish dancing and Latina affairs. She was also a coxswain for the rowing team, a passion she would continue when she was a medical student at the University of Oxford.

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Following a Public Service Fellowship and master’s in public administration at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, she is now a medical director of the largest independent healthcare provider in England and provides primary care services accessible to all, including prize-winning care inside 31 prisons. Marjorie lives in London with her two children.

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GRADUATION 2016 · AWARDS AND HONORS

FEATURE: Retirees

GRADUATION 2011

VALEDICTORIAN · Caroline Conlan SALUTATORIAN · Delia Friel FOUR YEAR COMMITMENT AWARDS Goal I: Faith · Caroline Conlan In Honor of Anne Dyer, rscj ’55 Goal II: Intellectual Values · Madison Smith Goal III: Social Awareness · Kendall Kaiser In Memory of Mary Hogan Leslie ’64

THE CITIZENSHIP AWARD Zoe Sheppard THE CARDINAL AWARD Rosario Rivera THE PARENTS AND ALUMNAE AWARD Arianna Scott THE PHILIPPINE DUCHESNE AWARD Lauren Woodard THE BARAT AWARD · Alice Felker

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NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST Suzanne Antoniou NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED SCHOLARS Katherine Hobart Colin Barnes Julianna Long Claire Biffl Ellen Morrissey Caroline Conlan Kristen Nemes Camilla Duke Anne O’Connor Mary Feller NATIONAL HISPANIC SCHOLAR Marta Franco CUM LAUDE SOCIETY Marta Franco Suzanne Antoniou Delia Friel Katherine Baith Madelyn Lovett Anna Cantilena Kristen Nemes Alexis Catalano Anne O’Connor Caroline Conlan Arianna Scott Sarah Connell Madison Smith Alice Felker Emma Volanth Fall 2016 | 18Feller Mary

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Student-Athlete Award Madelyn Lovett

Forty-three years of service Middle School Counselor, Lower School Teacher

Thirty-eight years of service Executive Assistant to the Head of School, Assistant in the Middle School Library, Middle School Office, and Upper School Office

Spirit Award Olivia Anderson Sportsmanship Award Anneliese Goetz

Goal IV: Building Community · Sophia Pirozzoli Goal V: Personal Growth · Catherine Chandler

Longtime Employees Retire: Forever Our Sacred Heart Family

ATHLETIC AWARDS Bonifant-Willson Award for Best All-Around Athlete Madison Carr

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THE CHRIS VAN HOLLEN SERVICE AWARD Delia Friel STEM CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Lena Bakalian Taylor Lindstrom Anna Cantilena Julianna Long Alexis Catalano Maya Moore Mary Feller Kristen Nemes Christina Hsu Carmen Perry Madison Smith

Luis Solis The late Frank Wright, Jr.

Twelve years of service Upper School Math and Computer Science Teacher

Thirty-six years of service Director of Maintenance

Jose Turcios

Twenty-one years of service Maintenance Staff

Catherine Ronan Karrels '86 with retirees: 1 Peggy Thomas 2 Mary Power 3 Frank Wright, Jr. 4 Retirees Luis Solis and Jose Turcios (center) with Former Director of Facilities Patty Wimsatt Myler ’64, Director of Finance and Operations Eric Osberg, Isabel Mendez ’26 (granddaughter of Luis Solis), Director of Facilities Andrew Harrington, and Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 www.StoneRidgeSchool.org | 19

GOAL IV: Community

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Welcoming New Faculty and Staff to the Stone Ridge Community

Hoy Fund recipient Joanna Caudle, Upper School Science Teacher and Department Chair, reflects on “Unveiling the Universe” at Cambridge University The Hoy Fund allowed for me to take a weeklong course this summer called “Unveiling the Universe” at Cambridge University in England, which was taught by a senior astronomer from the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, Dr. Robin Catchpole. The course provided an overview of the

Front row: Hope Hallock (Middle School Guidance Counselor), Hanna Schmidt Hollaender (Upper School History Teacher, part-time), Roslynn Gaitero (Upper School Spanish Teacher), Stacey King (Upper School Latin and History Teacher), Erin DeSimone (Upper School English Teacher), Allison Stacy (Upper School Library Assistant) Second row: Fallon Hitchens (Middle School Art Teacher), Thomas Tondorf (Assistant Head of Middle School), Lauren Winkler (Middle School Religion Teacher), Emily McNally (Upper School English Teacher), Sandy Gillespie (Interim Head of Lower School) Third row: Patric Farrell (All Division Physical Education Teacher), Tavia Burke (Middle School Office Assistant), Myriam Rodriguez (Upper School Spanish Teacher), Marie De Amicis (Middle School French Teacher, part-time), Jean Plummer (Upper School Campus Minister) Back row: Andrew Harrington (Director of Facilities), Katharina Matro (Upper School History Teacher), Aaron McDonald (Upper School Math Teacher), Elizabeth Nuter (Science Teacher Upper School), William Robertson (Upper School Science Teacher) Not pictured: Terri Smith (Administrative Assistant to the Head of Lower School), Jeanette Roman (Infants Teacher) Fall 2016 | 20

Stone Ridge Welcomes INTERIM HEAD OF LOWER SCHOOL

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Ms. Gillespie has worked in education for more than 35 years, serving as a classroom teacher and special education teacher for 20 years before becoming an administrator. Most recently, she spent 15 years as the Head of Lower School at the Duke School (on Duke University’s campus) in Durham, NC, overseeing the Preschool through Grade 4 program.

After receiving an undergraduate degree in Elementary Education and Special Education, Ms. Gillespie earned her Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Kentucky and completed graduate work in UK’s School Administration Leadership Program, granting her principal status in Kentucky. She is certified as an Elementary and Exceptional Children teacher, and has extensive experience with curriculum instruction and designing and implementing professional development programs for faculty to create a strong professional learning community.

A Kentucky native, Ms. Gillespie attended an all-girls Catholic high school in Louisville, which she credits with helping her gain confidence and the skills to become a strong leader. She understands the benefits and the deep community values that are instilled in one’s spirit through Catholic education, and she values the lifelong impact of belonging to a Catholic school community.

current state of knowledge about the evolution of the universe, including a close look at the early universe through an examination of microwave background radiation as well as research on mysterious dark matter and dark (vacuum) energy and the birth and death of stars and their role in generating black holes. The course also delved into a close look at various planets within our solar system as well as the Sun, and in particular how life on Earth developed and flourished thanks to several lucky factors: our position and axis of rotation relative to the Sun, our Moon as a stabilizer of our rotational motion, and the planet Jupiter as a great defender against bombardment from dangerous, fastmoving bodies like comets and meteors. Finally, the daily lectures were supplemented by inspiring presentations from other professors at Cambridge on topics such as the hunt for exoplanets (planets orbiting other stars in our galaxy) and new research on the development of life after the Ice Age. The continuing education program at Cambridge brings together a diverse and global group of students including undergraduates, educators, professionals, and retired seniors. Studying with such an interesting mix of minds and doing so in a revered educational institution will undoubtedly allow me to bring new insights on teaching back home to Stone Ridge. The experience was so enriching and engrossing, and I found myself truly loving to learn for learning’s sake. It was a wonderful feeling to expand my horizons both in physics and in teaching.

One of my favorite aspects of teaching physics is to show girls that our understanding of the universe, of space, and even the building blocks of matter is not static but is continuously evolving. Students are often surprised and inspired to find that there is still much to learn. In my AP Physics class, I

walk my students through the changing theories of gravity, from Aristotle’s arguments for a spherical Earth surrounded by stars moving in circular paths to Galileo’s Sun-centered system that views our sun as one of many that make up the galaxy. My students explore Newton’s realization that the same force that accelerates an apple falling Dr. Robin Catchpole of the Royal to Earth is also causing the Observatory in Greenwich Moon to fall around Earth to perhaps the biggest leap of all, Einstein’s Theory of Relativity and the realization that gravity is not a force at all but rather a bending of space, much like the ripples and undulations on the surface of an ocean. Completion of this course allows me to talk to my students with more authority on the most recent revelations about the universe, from a clearer picture of the early universe and the formation of our solar system to more abstract phenomena like dark matter and dark energy.

Whether taking in the classical architecture of Selwyn College where I stayed, or meandering through its beautiful English garden and beyond to other colleges in Cambridge, or soaking up the wealth of information provided by my professors or engaging with my fellow students in discussion over our sit-down dinners in the beautiful dining hall, the whole experience was something I’ll never forget. I met other professionals and students alike who have been coming back year after year, and now I know why.

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current and former students waiting at the baggage claim, ready to give her a large group hug.

“To have them here and to celebrate this with them right away is great,” she said.

After arriving back home, Ledecky attended two separate assemblies for the Lower and Upper Schools, and allowed students to ask her questions on both occasions. When one student asked her what it felt like to be a role model for students her age, Ledecky said, “It is an honor.”

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Golden Girl When Katie Ledecky, a graduate of the Class of 2015, returned to Stone Ridge after competing in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, she advised students to set big goals for themselves. Ledecky spoke from experience because while she was in Rio, she reached all three goals she had set for herself in 2013—to win the 200-meter freestyle, to break 3:46 in the 400-meter freestyle, and to break 8:05 in the 800-meter freestyle. These are all goals that Ledecky had once considered to be unrealistic.

While reaching her goals in the 400- and 800-meter races, Ledecky also broke her own world records. She came home with gold in the 200-, 400-, and 800-meter individual freestyle races, gold in the 4x200-meter freestyle relay, and silver in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay. Ledecky said as she stood on the medal stand, receiving her medals, she thought about all of the people who helped her get there, including many people from Stone Ridge.

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Ledecky frequently talks about how grateful she is for the support of the Stone Ridge community, which was rallying behind her through a virtual watch party, with students and alumnae everywhere posting pictures on social media using #SRCheersLedecky.

The support extended beyond Stone Ridge to the entire global network of Sacred Heart schools, as Ledecky was joined by several other Sacred Heart alumnae in Rio. Ledecky shared a suite in the Olympic Village with Lia Neal, who is a graduate of the Convent of the Sacred Heart in New York. Ledecky and Neal were joined by K.K. Clark, another Sacred Heart alumna on the US team. Alumnae from schools in Canada, Mexico, and Australia also competed in the Olympics.

She also visited the Preschool, where the students gave her pictures that they had drawn and boasted about their swimming accomplishments, saying, “I can dive on the diving board!” and “I’ve taken lots of swimming lessons!” At each assembly, Ledecky stood by the exit of the gymnasium and allowed each student to stop and look at the five medals that she wore around her neck. At the assembly for the Upper School, Ledecky told the students, “I don’t think I could have done the things I did over the past four years without going to Stone Ridge.”

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While Ledecky hopes to compete in the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, she is taking everything one step at a time. She is first looking forward to heading to Stanford, where she has chosen to get a college education and compete in NCAA swimming over the opportunity to make potentially millions of dollars in endorsements.

She said she plans on working just as hard, if not harder, at academics as she does at swimming.

As Ledecky travels to California to begin a new chapter in her life, she will take a little bit of home with her, as she said her friends, family, and school community “make me who I am.”

Katie Ledecky ’15 with: 1 SR alumnae and students after arriving at Dulles Airport from Rio 2 curious members of the Preschool

When Ledecky returned to the United States on August 17, the Stone Ridge community was the first to greet her, with

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LEDECKY TEAM USA LONDON 2012 A Stone Ridge Girl.

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5x Olympic Champ 9x World Champ 13x World Record Breaker 3x World Swimmer of the Year

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She is one of the youngest producers in the business. In 2013, her first feature film featured seven Oscarwinning actors, was #1 at the box office, and quickly became a worldwide blockbuster.

Her latest Broadway show won every Best Musical award possible including six Tony Awards, three Oliviers, a Grammy, the Dora, and is now playing in six cities around the globe.

In May, the US touring company of her award-winning musical premiered at the Kennedy Center’s Opera House in Washington, DC, where it received rave reviews and played to sold-out audiences.

Meet Christina Papagjika, Stone Ridge Class of 1998.

When Christina entered Stone Ridge in the fall of 1992, becoming a film and theater producer was the last thing on her mind. “I was a dancer,” she said in a recent interview.

In addition to Stone Ridge’s rigorous academic schedule, Christina spent countless hours after school, often late into the evening training and practicing her craft. “I was passionate and dedicated.”

Christina, a native-born Washingtonian, grew up surrounded by music. Her mother, an attorney by profession, was also a classically trained pianist and graduate of the Peabody Conservatory. “Our home was always filled with music.” Not only did Christina perform on stage in local dance recitals and in the Nutcracker ballet at Christmastime, but she was also taken to the Kennedy Center whenever a show came to town. West Side Story and A Chorus Line were just two of the productions that inspired the young dancer. “I remember the excitement and anticipation that I felt just before the curtain would rise; it was truly magical.”

Christina Papagjika ’98 (far left) with the cast of Kinky Boots during a private conversation wtih the Stone Ridge audience

During her high school years at Stone Ridge, Christina followed the call of her own drumbeat. She enjoyed all the fun and zest of her senior year: the Halloween Congé dressed as musicians from the ’80s; the Christmas Dance when she wore a fashionista black dress and choker pearls; and her time volunteering with the White House Correspondence Office and as a member of S.A.F.E. for Social Action. When it came to teams, it’s Bold Gold.

Christina’s serious side glowed in her studies and as a senior she was named a Maryland Distinguished Scholar.

“I had big dreams of performing on Broadway, and during my senior year at Stone Ridge, I applied to Juilliard in New York. It was the most competitive undergraduate program in the country: Only one-half of one percent of all applicants are accepted. I secured an audition, which was considered to be a big deal but didn’t make the final cut. At the time, I

was devastated, but in the end, I believe it was fate that took me in a different direction.”

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Kinky Boots is a musical that was inspired by true events.

A struggling shoe factory in Northampton, England, is the setting for this literally high-stepping, fast-moving, utterly delightful show. The storyline first appeared as a documentary film. Then Grammy Award–winning composer Cyndi Lauper and multi-Tony Award–winning playwright Harvey Fierstein got into the act, and turned this nice little story into everything a great musical should be: lots of catchy songs, great choreography, clever dialogue, and memorable characters.

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Then one day, she got “the call,” a life-changing event that only seems to happen in dreams. Christina had the remarkable opportunity to interview with Richard Frankel, a prolific Broadway producer and the genius behind mega hits Hairspray, The Producers, and more. Christina expected the interview to last a mere 20 minutes but made a connection that morphed into a two-hour conversation and was quickly offered a job in the company’s marketing and advertising department.

Long days and late nights became Christina’s way of life in New York, as she worked for industry-leading producers on hit shows Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein, Wicked, and more.

“Grueling hours,” Christina admitted. “It takes stamina, but when you are doing what you love, the hours don’t seem to matter as much. I asked a million questions and learned everything I possibly could in the process. I was—and still am—passionate about what I do.”

In 2009, Christina made the leap into launching her own production company, placing her first investment in the highly acclaimed play War Horse, which opened at Lincoln Center and went on to receive the 2010 Tony Award for Best Play.

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“Accept someone for who they are,” lead character Lola instructs the shoe factory workers, and in the show’s grand finale, “Raise You Up/Just Be,” everyone does exactly that.

The entire cast of thirty-two factory workers and drag queens alike strut and dance in the most delicious-looking, incredibly high, sparkling kinky boots. For Christina, it is the ever important and timely message of acceptance that sold her on Kinky Boots.

Christina possesses the talents that a good producer needs: spotting the right show in the works and making insightful decisions as to what audiences will like. “There’s an instinct that you develop, a sense that you’ve come across a compelling story. It’s important to know what elements are required both creatively and financially for a production to have the best shot at success.”

As an independent producer, Christina was involved with the successful Broadway revival of Annie in 2012, and the 2013 blockbuster film Lee Daniel’s The Butler, starring Forrest Whitaker, Oprah Winfrey, Jane Fonda, Robin Williams, Lenny Kravitz, and Cuba Gooding, Jr., to name a few. Based on a Washington Post article, “A Butler Well Served,” the film version tells the story of a White House butler who served eight American presidents over the course of three decades.

The show, now in its fourth year on Broadway, garnered six Tonys as well as several Olivier Awards in 2016 for the London production. At the time of the US tour stop in DC, Christina was gearing up to shepherd new productions in Australia and Japan. Kinky Boots has already been playing in New York, Toronto, London, and Korea and by the end of 2016, productions of Kinky Boots will literally bestride the world on four continents.

Kinky Boots isn’t the only show that keeps Christina on the go. Her art house cinema, The Family Fang, starring Nicole Kidman, Jason Bateman, and Christopher Walken opened in May 2016 at the Tribeca Film Festival. Her next and highly anticipated film, Rebel in the Rye, is due in theaters in 2017.

Based on the life of the celebrated author J. D. Salinger (The Catcher in the Rye) and written/directed by Danny Strong (The Butler, Empire, Game Change, and Hunger Games Mockingjay), Rebel in the Rye features an impressive cast including Kevin Spacey, Nicholas Hoult, Sarah Paulson, and Laura Dern.

“Vibrant!’ exclaimed Melissa Prather, Director of Institutional Advancement at Stone Ridge. “I loved the show. What a great tale to tell! It reminds you to accept who you are.”

One of the attendees at the Kennedy Center performance was Patty Wimsatt Myler ‘64, whose daughter, Caitlin Myler Taylor, was a classmate of Christina’s at Stone Ridge. “The last time I saw Christina,” remarked Patty at the reception, “she was dancing in our backyard before Prom.”

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“Working on The Butler was a magical experience and I was honored to be a part of the telling of such a deeply moving and meaningful story,” said Christina. “I loved the cast and creative team and working with them was a dream come true. Spending time on the set with Robin Williams is a memory that I will cherish for forever.”

This past June Stone Ridge friends and alumnae gathered at the Kennedy Center to celebrate Christina’s success and see six-time Tony winner Kinky Boots. “It means so

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ALUMNAE CELEBRATE REUNION 2016 This April, we welcomed over 250 alumnae back to campus to reconnect with classmates and fellow Gators, rediscover what SR means to them, and gather for Reunion Weekend. Throughout the two-day celebration, alumnae gathered for class parties on Friday evening and returned to campus on Saturday for the Reunion Liturgy and Celebration. A special thanks to our SR Gators for another remarkable Reunion Weekend.

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6 Class of 1996: (standing) Catie DeLuca, Mary Barr Daly, Meg Hamilton Cavanaugh, Anna Tiedeman Irwin, Elizabeth Mackey Johnson, Colleen Roh Sinzdak (seated) Nora Murphy Massimi, Julie Kemp Kelly, Maggie Rubino Pilkington, Elizabeth Satterlee Ersenkal 7 Class of 2001: (standing) Emily Stillions, Lauren Smith Dyer, Megan Stewart Sanders, Katie Miller Stigi, Brianne Burke Harrison, Clare Inzeo Bonsignore, Kathleen Gurzo Smith, Christina Platia Chroniger, Jodi Paci, Kiki Spinner, Julie MacCartee, Meg MacWhirter, Christina Davidson (seated) Annie Harkins, Christina Pearson Washington, Lisa Guglielmi Hofman, Erin Kelly, Katherine Schriver Mense, Ruthie Beckler Gaiser, Allegra Buttinelli, Alexandra Kolakowski Connor, Jessica Siri 8 Joanne Avon Shields ’66

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REUNION 2016 · OUTSTANDING ALUMNAE AWARDS The Outstanding Alumna Award recognizes an alumna who has made significant contributions to her community or profession.

The Outstanding Alumna demonstrates her dedication to the Goals and Criteria of Sacred Heart education, commitment to excellence in her life’s work, her loyalty to Christian values, and selflessness in service to others.

Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart is honored to recognize three exceptional alumnae this year, Matilda Giampietro ’66, Golden Outstanding Alumna; Regina Fay Gannon ’86, Outstanding Alumna; and Colleen Zorc ’11, Young Outstanding Alumna.

Matilda Giampietro '66, Stone Ridge Golden Alumna Award Recipient In addition to raising her own four children, Matilda has dedicated her life’s work to helping countless children and adults find, develop, and enjoy their musical abilities through singing and dancing together. Currently, Matilda serves as the music director at the Washington Montessori School in New Preston, CT. Matilda also teaches at the Center for Montessori Teacher Education in NY and teaches world music as an adjunct faculty member at Western Connecticut State University. She has presented workshops at numerous national and international conferences. She has led teacher training programs

Matilda Giampietro '66, Stone Ridge Golden Alumna Award Recipient

with Teens Run DC, a long-distance running mentorship program for underserved DC high school students, helping the organization raise funds in support of at-risk teens.

in Montessori Music and Movement in the United States and around the world.

She has been delighted to share and learn music and dance traditions in Africa since 2013. This June, Matilda will work with The Syria Fund and fellow leaders to bring music education to Syrian refugee children living in Jordan.

When asked of Matilda’s impact, her colleague Carole Korngold said, “Matilda brings song, dance, and joy to teachers and students. Her gifts create community, add laughter, and empower all she touches!”

“As a scholarship student (along with three of my younger sisters), I benefited profoundly from my Sacred Heart education. The Sacred Heart Goals that were instilled in us were powerful. In my years since graduation, the Goals have always been present in my life.

I see the ripple effect of my SR education in the life of my four children and my students; and in my work in Kenya, Burundi, China, and Jordan for Syrian refugee children. I am like many young women today who have the opportunity to take their experiences from Stone Ridge back to their own families and neighborhoods, touching countless other people with the love, intelligence, and care.” Matilda Giampietro ’66

Regina Fay Gannon '86, Stone Ridge Outstanding Alumna Award Recipient Regina Gannon is the managing director at BlackRock in New York City, where her team is responsible for building strategic partnerships with key clients.

With more than 25 years of experience in the financial services industry, Regina is a leader in her field and a trailblazer in supporting young

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Regina Fay Gannon ’86, Stone Ridge Outstanding Alumna Award Recipient

women seeking a similar professional path. As someone who entered the male-dominated world of financial services at a time when women did not get much support in finding their place at the table, Regina is dedicated to mentoring young women interested in the field.

She has hosted numerous young female finance majors from her alma mater Georgetown University as interns. She regularly meets with women new to the world of finance to answer questions, offer advice, and serve as a sounding board as they forge their own professional path.

In addition to her professional service, Regina also volunteers at The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Regina has four schoolaged children and lives in NYC with her children and husband. She strives to pass on the values and traditions of Sacred Heart education to her own children. Accordingly, Regina’s daughters are students at Convent of the Sacred Heart at 91st Street.

Colleen Zorc '11, Stone Ridge Young Alumna Award Recipient After graduating from Stone Ridge, Colleen attended Georgetown University where she studied finance and art. She also played for the women’s club squash team and participated in numerous undergraduate activities.

As an upperclassman, Colleen trained as a sexual assault peer educator and co-led workshops for athletic teams, Greek organizations, service clubs, and other groups around campus.

In 2015, she graduated magna cum laude, then started working as a medical assistant in a surgery practice. She will begin at Bryn Mawr College this summer as a post-baccalaureate student before applying to medical school. Currently, Colleen volunteers in the Pediatric ICU at Georgetown University and at N Street Village, a shelter for homeless women in DC and women in recovery.

Colleen serves as a member of the Stone Ridge Alumnae Board. She has helped to organize many projects to further engage alumnae in the life of the School, including partnering with Mary Schaller ‘61 to organize the memory booth during this evening’s cocktail party.

“The teachers at Stone Ridge who challenged and encouraged me each day continue to define how I make decisions and engage with the world. I give back to Stone Ridge out of appreciation and hope that they will have the resources to nurture future generations.” Colleen Zorc ’11

Colleen Zorc ’11, Stone Ridge Young Alumna Award Recipient

Colleen has continued the tradition of Social Action by dedicating herself to community.

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“Your example, even more than your words, will be an eloquent lesson to the world.”

Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat (1779-1865)

WOMEN LEADERS are CHANGING the WORLD

Women born during the Baby Boom will give 156% more to charity than men.

40% of women are out-earning their husbands, a fourfold increase since 1960.

Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart inspires young women to lead and serve, through lives of purpose that integrate faith, intellect, community, social action, and personal growth in an atmosphere of wise freedom.

As Stone Ridge alumnae, you are leading lives of significance. Each day you make a difference in the lives of your community, your workplace, your family, and your world. Stone Ridge Connects creates professional opportunities for alumnae to network, foster business relationships, and continue their lifelong connection with Stone Ridge.

Stone Ridge Alumnae Connect with Each Other In 2015, one in five firms with revenue of $1 million or more is woman-owned.

• Participate in the Gonzaga Business Network Career Fair as an exhibitor or volunteer to perform mock interviews, participate in a panel discussion, or help with the organization of the event

In 1986 just 10 percent of college presidents were women. Today, 26 percent of institutional leaders are female.

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• Host Fourth Academic student(s) during the Job Shadow/Internship Program • Lead industry-focused seminar for Fourth Academic students and/or college-aged alumnae • Attend Gator Come Home Day for young alumnae

Sources: “How Do Women Do Philanthropy,” Graham-Pelton Consulting, Inc. Strategic Fundraising www.grahampelton. com; National Association of Women Business Owners, Women Business Owner Statistics, www.nawbo.org; American Council on Education The American College President Study: Key Findings and Takeaways, www.acenet.edu

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Janet Erskine Stuart, RSCJ 1857-1914

• Host or participate in an Alumnae Industry Roundtable • Attend

2014 U.S. midterm election: More than 100 women serve in Congress: 20 in the Senate and a record 84 in the House.

“The way to do much in a short time is to love much.

People will do great things if they are stirred with enthusiasm and love.“

WE NEED YOU! If you are interested in participating in SR Connects, please contact Michael Anne Cullen ‘95, Director of Alumnae Relations, at macullen@ stoneridgeschool.org or 301.657.4322, ext. 376.

CONNECT WITH SR IN OTHER WAYS AND DON’T FORGET TO SUBMIT TO CLASS NOTES! Share your story! Do you have news to share with classmates? Birth announcements, marriages, career changes, or extraordinary travels? Please submit to your class correspondent or to the alumnae office. Your message will be forwarded and reviewed by the editor of the Stone Ridge Magazine. Class Notes are published once a year in the spring issue of the Stone Ridge Magazine.

Note: As a rule, we do not publish engagements or expected births.

Get Social with SR!

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Development Events: AUCTION 2015

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The “Hooray for Hollywood” 2015 Auction Gala and Dinner was a huge success thanks to the extraordinary leadership of our 2015 Auction Co-Chairs Carey Hollensteiner and Meghan McMurtrie Quinn ’87. The proceeds from this event are critical to the funds raised in carrying out our mission, and they help ensure the vitality of Stone Ridge’s day-today school operations as well as specific enhancements to our programs. Equally important is the opportunity that this event affords us to celebrate and spend time together as a school community. Without the combined effort of hundreds of members of our community, we would not have the impressive array of items, unique experiences, and lasting memories that we had this evening!

“I was so pleased to help with this year’s auction! It made me proud to give back to my alma mater, and for my three daughters who attend SR, to witness everyone coming together to create an event to benefit their school and friends.”

MEGHAN MCMURTRIE QUINN ’87 Auction 2015 Co-Chair

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“The auction is truly a Goal IV event.

Watching a community come together to support the school and our girls is inspiring. The greatest part of it for me was the speech by Bebe Albornoz ’10 about the gift of financial aid. It was an honor to contribute to raising funds so amazing young ladies like her could benefit from a Stone Ridge education.

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CAREY HOLLENSTEINER Auction 2015 Co-Chair

1 Auction Chairs Carey Hollensteiner and Meghan McMurtrie Quinn ’87, with Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 2 Auction 2015 3 Students sell raffle tickets: Kendall Kaiser ’16, Madeleine Payne’16, Theresa Howard ’18, and Juliette Howard ’16

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Save the Date: AUCTION 2017

Saturday, November 4, 2017

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Golf & Tennis Classic 2016

2016 Golf and Tennis Tournament Committee Pam Boland Andy Cook Joe DiZinno Dawn Forsberg Kim Heckler Akiko Kimura Chris Lamond Kevin Lange Bettina Lynn Derik Perry Matty Sateri Roger Sion Jason McGhee, Director of Athletics Marie Gehringer, Director of

Founded in 1993 to honor Tom Harkins, the first chair of the Stone Ridge Board of Trustees, the Annual Golf and Tennis Classic raises funds to support the SR Athletics Program. This year, round-robin tennis returned to the event to make for a fun day for all! A special thanks to the Golf and Tennis Committee for their tremendous efforts in raising over $65,000 to provide new uniforms and student-athlete development opportunities.

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The Harkins Award presented to Kevin Lange In 2010, the Harkins Award was established to recognize a member of the Stone Ridge community who has demonstrated outstanding and continued dedication to the Athletics Program.

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The 2016 Harkins Award recipient is Kevin Lange, father of Genevieve ‘19, Marieve ‘24, and Vivienne ‘28. Year after year, Kevin has provided whatever is needed by the Stone Ridge Athletics Program. From serving as a member of the Athletics Council and volunteering as a coach for the fourth grade soccer team, to securing additional sponsors for the Golf and Tennis Classic and recruiting dads to grill on Gator Game Days, he’s a loyal Gator and great parent of three SR girls.

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Save the Date!

Stone Ridge Golf & Tennis Classic 2017 Friday, May 5 Argyle Country Club To participate or become a sponsor, contact Marie Gehringer, Director of Special Events, at mgehringer@stoneridgeschool.org or 301.657.4322, ext. 310.

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Barat Reception May 2016 •

Honoring philanthropy and leadership within the Stone Ridge community

On May 5, 2016, Stone Ridge held a festive reception to thank the many Leadership Donors who gave generously to the School during the 2015-2016 school year.

Philanthropic gifts to the School have a profound impact on the growth and well-being of the School, enriching our girls’ experiences and enabling them to pursue their goals.

As part of the evening’s festivities, the Barat Medal is awarded to those individuals in our community who have been especially impactful in advancing Stone Ridge through their sustained philanthropic and/or volunteer support.

This year’s recipients have helped to shape the destiny of the School through their tremendous leadership. For that, we are eternally grateful.

Ellen Dugan, MD ’70 In recognition for more than five decades of stellar engagement in the Stone Ridge family, for her leadership, vision, and modeling of Sacred Heart values, we honor Ellen Dugan with the 2016 Barat Medal.

As a second-generation Stone Ridge girl, Ellen is an exceptional alumna role model for our girls. As a student, Ellen was a leader in the School, excelling as a three-sport athlete, playing hockey, basketball, and softball. She also served as president of the Social Club, which coordinated the School’s social action initiatives; and was the photography editor of the yearbook and a candy striper at Holy Cross Hospital.

Over the years, Ellen has held countless roles in the community. When her daughters, Michael Anne and Caroline, were SR students, Ellen was a Class Parent and served on the Parent Association. After they graduated, she served as an Alumnae Board member and Alumnae Reunion Class Cheerleader. Ellen then went on to serve on the Board of Trustees from 2007-2013. As a Trustee, she chaired the Committee on Trustees and also acted as the Board representative to the Sacred Heart Commission on Goals process. Since 1987, Ellen and her husband Dennis Cullen have generously supported Stone Ridge.

Fellow classmate and past Chair of the Board of Trustees Eileen Mayer said, “I am so proud to be able to call Ellen my first friend,

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friends since we were both 5 years old. She epitomizes what a Sacred Heart woman is—smart, caring, giving, loyal, and dedicated. She is the perfect example what we recognize with this very special award.”

“We were taught we could do anything and with that it becomes our responsibility to ‘impel to action’ and be participants, not just observers as we go through life.

This is one of the many reasons it is important to sustain our Sacred Heart traditions. Stone Ridge students and alumnae are the best reflection of who we are and what we stand for.” — Ellen Dugan, MD ’70

Martin and Lisa Payne For their passionate engagement in the Stone Ridge family, their leadership, generosity, and most importantly, their joyful Gator spirit, we honor Martin and Lisa Payne as recipients of the 2016 Barat Medal.

Martin and Lisa have played a strong role in Goal IV by building community and bringing people together in support of our girls. Over the years, the Paynes have demonstrated tremendous philanthropic leadership, helping to further the School’s mission by supporting the capital campaign, annual fund, golf tournament, and auction.

Lisa has been an active volunteer, serving in every capacity from Auction Committee member to Co-Chair, and Class Parent to SRPA Community Service Chair. Lisa’s photography and technology prowess have remained constant in her volunteer support. After countless Committee positions, Lisa went on to serve as Co-Chair for the 2013 Auction. As the eighth grade Class Parent, Lisa played a significant role in planning the class trip to NYC. Lisa has also been the chair of the Community Service Committee of the SRPA for four years. Through this role, she helped launch and sustain “Parents' Day Out” in partnership with the Yellow Ribbon Fund to care for the children of injured service members

Catherine Ronan Karrels '86 with the recipients of the 2016 Barat Medal for their contributions to Stone Ridge: Martin and Lisa Payne, Ellen Dugan, MD ’70, and Mark Richardson

Program. He has coached Stone Ridge Middle School soccer teams for both of his daughters. His soccer teams boasted winning records, going undefeated for most seasons. His competitive nature adds great spirit to the Father Daughter Field Day. In addition to showing his

his wife, Celeste, volunteered as a mentor family, served the lunch line, and worked on committee after committee. Mark served multiple

Blue Team pride on the playing fields, for the past several years Martin

years on the Barat Committee and chaired the Annual Fund in 2008.

has led the opening ceremony in his blue 1961 Lincoln Continental

He joined the Board of Trustees in 2009 and served as Chairman of

convertible filled with girls from the senior class.

the Board from 2013 to 2016.

When asked what her parents' participation in her Stone Ridge

Under Mark’s Board leadership, the School engaged in the most

journey has meant to her, Maddie Payne said, “It means a lot to have

significant and ambitious fundraising project in its history. Mark,

my parents so involved in the place that Sophie and I have grown up.

along with volunteer leaders, the school administration, and staff,

To have them so invested in both my homes means the world to me.”

successfully raised $6 million towards the Gators Go Turf campaign in one year. His impact will forever be felt on our campus.

Our daughters have developed lifelong friends at Stone Ridge: ring sisters, chorus/band chums, sports teammates, and lab/project partners, and we all expect our daughters to find that, for we all have those friends from our own time at school. As parents we found something at Stone Ridge that we never expected: How magnificent is it that some of our closest—and we know they will be lifelong—friends, have also come from this Sacred Heart journey!” — Martin and

Mark truly understands and loves the Sacred Heart mission. He has been steadfast in his participation in the Network of Sacred Heart meetings and formation, always wanting to go deeper in his appreciation for the history and mission of the Sacred Heart. As Harvey Seegers, the current Board Chair, noted, “Mark is the epitome of the servant leader in the Catholic intellectual tradition. He selflessly provides his time, treasure, and talent—not for any personal ambition, but solely to benefit the common good of the Stone Ridge community.”

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while their parents spend much-needed time together.

Martin has played a significant role in our Stone Ridge Athletics

Throughout his daughter’s 14-year career at Stone Ridge, Mark and

Mark S. Richardson Mark Richardson has been a phenomenal leader and active member of the Stone Ridge community for many years. We recognize Mark’s leadership and dedication with the 2016 Barat Medal.

“As a young man during my formation, I was educated by the Jesuits and taught to give back. I must say, the gifts I have received from Stone Ridge have far outweighed my contributions. The deep friendships and shared Sacred Heart community are gifts that I will cherish forever.” — Mark S. Richardson www.StoneRidgeSchool.org | 41

Barat Reception May 2016 •

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9 Leslie and Gary Gosnell and Barat Recipients Martin and Lisa Payne 10 Eileen Mayer ’70, Annalee Regensberg ’70, Barat Recipient Ellen Dugan, MD ’70, Susan Mahan ’70, and Ceci Wraase ’70 11 Dennis Cullen, Director of Alumnae Relations Michael Anne Cullen ’95, Barat Recipient Ellen Dugan, MD ’70, and Karen and Tim Dugan 12 Brian Friel, Allison Brigati, and Director of Annual Giving Heather Dempsey 13 SRPA President Kathy Stallings and Genie Strong 14 Sr. Karen OlsonSH, past Barat Recipient Sheryl Watkins Wilbon '84, Head of Upper School Margaret Frazier, and Director of Curriculum and Professional Development Corinne Fogg 15 Debbie and Chair of the Board of Trustees Harvey Seegers with Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 16 The Barat Medal

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The 2017 Barat Reception Wednesday, May 10 • 7:00 pm Columbia Country Club

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SCENES FROM THE SWAMP

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What separates Stone Ridge from its peer schools in the area is the incredibly rich and deep level of services Stone Ridge provides to all of the students and the incredibly gifted and committed teachers at the school.

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Visit the SR Athletics calendar and view highlights from the fall season on the all-new website at www.stoneridgeschool.org/ athletics

Brian Friel (Father of Delia ’16 and Mary Kate ’25) WWW.STONERIDGESCHOOL.ORG

1 Janie Bell ‘18 breaks away with the ball during a Varsity Lacrosse game against Visitation 2 Katherine Pane ‘20 and Gianna Catalano ‘18 (Varsity Volleyball) 3 Maeve Dolan ‘20 in Varsity Soccer against Good Counsel 4 Carmen Martinez ‘20 5 Gold Team members cheer during the inaugural Blue Gold Induction Day celebration 6 Mary Hollensteiner ‘23 and Clara Attar ‘22 plays aggressive offense in an Middle School Field Hockey game versus Brookewood

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A Sacred Heart education is one committed to educating the mind, the body, and the heart of each of these girls. I’ve seen it my daughters these past four years—they have become not only better students and athletes, but better people.

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THE YEAR IN REVIEW 2015-16 LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR My Jesuit education taught me to give without expecting anything in return. As I conclude my final year as Chair of the Board of Trustees, the rewards of serving Stone Ridge have far exceeded my contributions, and I am proud of the tremendous momentum we have established.

During my term, the Board has worked closely with Head of School Catherine Ronan Karrels ‘86, her administration, and the faculty and staff to refine curricular programs addressing the School’s critical needs as a thriving 21st-century Sacred Heart learning community. This curriculum growth led us to the first Campus Enhancement Project of our Master Plan, the Gators Go Turf campaign. Following its successful conclusion last March, the Board worked with the development team to improve our investment in the School’s future. We met our fundraising goals and made steady progress engaging alumnae and parents in the life of the School. I thank all alumnae, parents, faculty, staff, and volunteers who supported Stone Ridge this year.

On June 9, 2016, we celebrated the accomplishments of the Class of 2016 at graduation on the steps of Hamilton House, sending them off to some of our country’s finest colleges and universities. I believe that due to your philanthropic support and volunteer efforts, this class of Stone Ridge girls embarks on their next journey better guided by the five Goals of Sacred Heart education than any of the generations of alumnae who preceded them.

LETTER FROM THE CHAIR OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE

As we conclude our Goal IV year

The primary role of the Finance Committee

celebrating “the building of community as a Christian value,” I am pleased to present this year’s Annual Report, with thanks to each of you for your devoted commitment to Stone Ridge.

Reading these pages, I hope you will be moved by the content reflecting so well the Goals our Sacred Heart School holds dear. As our students recount their journeys, alumnae share their experiences, and parents impart their wisdom, this magazine’s stories owe their existence to your generous time, talents, and philanthropic commitments.

is to ensure good stewardship of the School’s financial resources. As Chair of the Finance Committee, I am pleased to report that the School’s operating and capital budgets were in balance for the fiscal year 2015-2016, due to strong enrollment, successful development efforts, income from summer programs and other sources, and careful management of expenditures. The School is in a very solid and sound financial condition.

Your gifts this year totaled $2,058,258 in support of Stone Ridge, consisting of proceeds raised through the Annual Fund, Special Gifts, and Special Events including the “Hooray for Hollywood” Auction and the Golf and Tennis Classic. Every gift has a direct impact on the faculty and girls. Gifts this year provided professional development for our faculty; sustained our Social Action program’s services; and supported our diverse Athletics and Arts programs, which educate the whole child in mind and body.

Finally, I want to acknowledge the time and efforts of our hundreds of volunteers who drive the success of these fundraising programs and events.

KAREN DAHUT Chair, Development Committee

Furthermore, the Finance Committee stewards the School’s financial sustainability by monitoring the investments in the endowment.

These endowed funds and investment reserves help to ensure Stone Ridge is in a strong financial position to maintain and enhance its facilities, provide much-needed resources for financial aid,

and continue to support faculty and staff salaries and professional development in an effort to be competitive with those at the best peer schools.

I am grateful to the members of the Finance Committee for their dedication, hard work, and commitment to the School. On behalf of the Finance Committee, a special thank you to those who philanthropically supported Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart this year. Please know your investment in Stone Ridge has enabled the Board of Trustees, the administration, and the faculty and staff to continue to provide an exceptional Sacred Heart education for girls in the Washington, DC, area.

WILLIAM FARMER Chair, Finance Committee

From the Business Office Record of 2015-2016 Revenues and Expenses (derived from audited financial statements) Revenue Sources Tuition and Fees Auxiliary Fees Fundraising Endowment TOTAL REVENUE

$20,237,694 2,404,407 2,058,258 295,327 $24,995,686

81% 10% 8% 1% 100%

$16,076,524 2,799,178 1,875,639 1,168,981 3,716,264 $25,636,586

63% 11% 7% 5% 14% 100%

UNRESTRICTED Annual Giving Other Gifts and Grants Events TOTAL UNRESTRICTED

$1,199,165 772,539 66,270 $2,037,974

59% 38% 3% 100%

RESTRICTED Contributions to Restricted Funds Capital Campaign Contribution TOTAL RESTRICTED TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS

$6,534 13,750 $20,284 $2,058,258

32% 68% 100%

Operating Expenses Instructional Financial Aid Auxiliary Services Plant Administrative TOTAL EXPENSES

Contribution Summary

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MARK S. RICHARDSON Chair, Board of Trustees

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Letters from the 2015-2016 Board From the Business Office 2015–2016 Board of Trustees 2015-2016 Administration Leadership Circles Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat Society Special Gift Clubs

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Trustees Past Trustees Parents Grandparents Alumnae by Class Parents of Alumnae Faculty and Staff Friends of Stone Ridge 63 64 65 65 66 67

Sustaining Donors Special Gifts and Endowments Hic et Nunc Society Other Gifts Gators Go Turf Donors Special Events

2015–2016 Board of Trustees Mark S. Richardson, Chair Helene N. Rayder, Vice-chair Karen M. Dahut Elizabeth Boggs Davidsen Christopher J. Donatelli William F. Farmer Patricia Geuting, RSCJ ’52 Edward F. Greissing, Jr. Elizabeth Hartson, RSCJSH Kristen Hohman Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86, ex officio Karen Olson, RSCJSH Sara O’Neil-Manion ’68 Charles M. Mathews, Jr. Anna Marie Parisi-Trone Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. Amy Richardson, MD ’72 Elizabeth Hoy Shiverick ’78 Harvey F. Seegers Gabrielle N. Virgo-Carter, MD Richard L. Vogel, Jr. Benito Zapata

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2015-2016 Volunteers and Special Committees

2015–2016 Administration Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 Head of School

Margaret Frazier Head of Upper School

Anabelle C. Morgan Head of Middle School

Scott W. C. Lawrence Head of Lower School

Eric Osberg Constance Shaffer Mitchell ’92 Director of Marketing and Communications

Mary Burke Tobias Director of Admissions

Melissa C. Prather Director of Institutional Advancement

Corinne Fogg Director of Curriculum and Professional Development

The Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat Society recognizes donors who have made contributions totaling $2,500 or more through the Annual Fund, Endowment, Golf and Tennis Classic sponsors, Auction underwriting and sponsorships, Gators Go Turf payments, and designated gifts throughout the year.

Special thanks to the philanthropic leaders whose generosity inspires others and, collective with donors at all levels, enables the School to fulfill its Sacred Heart mission. Your gifts directly support our Stone Ridge girls, faculty, and staff, as well as the strong academic, athletic, and arts programs.

Très Bien Circle $25,000+ Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Bell Dr. and Mrs. Robert Chu Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Donatelli ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Hayes ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mathews, Jr. Mrs. Sandra Andreas McMurtrie Mrs. Anna Marie Parisi-Trone and Mr. Robert Trone Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn ’87 Dr. Amy C. Richardson ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Steven V. Roberts ’60 Mrs. Sheryl A. Watkins Wilbon ’84 and Mr. Michael Wilbon Dr. and Mrs. James F. Young

Head of School Circle $15,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bellaman Ms. Annie Carey and Mr. Jonathan Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cubbage III Mr. Brian Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greissing ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Hobart Mr. and Mrs. John King Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Matan Mr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Seegers Ms. Laura E. TeranSH and Mr. Benito ZapataSH Dr. Stefanie and Mr. Richard Vogel

Sacred Heart Circle $10,000+ Mrs. Allison L. Alexander and Mr. Gregory B. Coleman Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Baker, Jr. Mrs. James H. Bastian Dr. and Mrs. William Dahut Mrs. Carol Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gosnell Mr. and Mrs. Austin Herndon ’92 Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Manderscheid Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Mayfield Mr. Juan Riberas and Mrs. Belen Orjales Mr. and Mrs. Benito Romano Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Guillermo Schultz Drs. Zavia and Stuart ScottSH Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Shiverick ’78

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Clark Mr. and Mrs. Andrew N. Cook Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Curt Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dealy Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Denger ’67 Mr. and Mrs. David Di Martino Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Doane Ms. Mary G. Doar ’69 and Mr. Larry Walsh Mrs. June M. Drummond and Mr. Gregory Harrington Ease Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Don Frazier Drs. Katy Rezaei and Hamid Ghasemi Drs. Suzanne Gleason and Chetan Sanghvi Ms. Amy L. Howe and Mr. Thomas Goldstein Ms. Maureen Gormley and Mr. James Kinkead Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Gravel Mr. John H. Grover Mr. and Mrs. John M. Heckler Mr. and Mrs. Howard Heiss Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hohman Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Scott Macleod Mr. and Mrs. Paul Manca Mr. and Mrs. Jose Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. MasseySH Ms. Eileen C. Mayer ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Eric McKim Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Menaker Ms. Kathleen Merlo and Mr. Daniel Ilisevich Ms. Sarah A. Miller and Mr. Michael J. King Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. O’Connor ’83 Ms. Claudia Palena and Mr. Ezio Bonvini Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Pane Mr. P. David Pappert Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Paravano Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Craig Person Mrs. Catherine Regan and Dr. Shazaad Ally Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ricketts Mrs. Jeaneen Riely and Mr. David Cavanaugh Dr. and Mrs. James Ronan Ms. Mary Ellen Ruff ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seitz Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Siffermann Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Sinkford III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sporidis Mr. and Mrs. William Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Richard Starmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Suk Mr. and Mrs. Chet Thompson

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Ms. Alexandra Armstrong ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Aronson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Attiliis Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bittman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boland Mr. and Mrs. Hollis B. Brewer III ’87 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Brigati Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brophy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry Brueggeman Ms. Molly R. Bryson ’89 Mrs. Valerie Calogero Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. CantonSH Drs. Gabrielle Virgo Carter and Ernest Carter Dr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Chambers

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the names in this report. Please inform us of any errors or omissions at hdempsey@stoneridgeschool.org.

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Duchesne Circle $5,000+

Barat Circle $2,500+

Note: This Annual Report reflects donations received during the 2015-2016 fiscal year, which ran from July 1, 2015, through June 30, 2016. Throughout the report, a superscripted “SH” (SH) indicates Sacred Heart alumnae, a cross (†) denotes a deceased member of the Stone Ridge community during the 2015-2016 academic year. The Alumnae Blue/Gold Club is a category designated for Stone Ridge alumnae only.

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Ms. Stefanie L. Bachhuber ’82 Mr. John T. Bentivoglio Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Black Ms. Cecilia Bonanni and Mr. Joseph A. Kenary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brault Mrs. Alicia BrownSH Drs. Kathleen and Louis Cantilena Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Conley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davidsen ’80 Ms. Caroline E. Duffy Drs. Ellen M. Dugan ’70 and Dennis A. Cullen Ms. Patricia A. HeffernanSH and Mr. Patrick Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. Hollensteiner Mr. and Mrs. George M. Kappaz Mrs. Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 and Mr. James Karrels Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. KeeganSH Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kenny Ms. Chrisellen R. Kolb and Mr. Charles J. Felker Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kushan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Landau Mr. and Mrs. David Ledecky Dr. Mary Margaret Lewis and Mr. Brian Friel Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLean ’84 Mr. and Mrs. William McMurtrie Drs. Andrew and Huda Montemarano Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morsberger Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Mowry IV Dr. Kathleen and Mr. Mark Mullaney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Derik Perry Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Porto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powers Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Rayder Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Round Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scalia Mr. and Ms. Michael Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Spina ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stanislav ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong Drs. Cecile Poupard Toner and Charles Toner United Way of the National Capital Area Mr. and Mrs. Adam Volanth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wenger Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. White Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Wilkerson Mrs. Diane Duffield Wood ’53 Drs. Lori and Thomas Zorc

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tsianakas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyson Wells Fargo Community Support United Way Campaign Ms. Bonnie Washington and Mr. Greg White Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Yang Mr. and Mrs. Ki Sung Yoon Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Yost Drs. Monica and Daniel Young

Special Gift Clubs Benefactor $1,500+ Anonymous (2) Mr. and Ms. Thomas Alexander Drs. Sima and Alexander Bakalian Dr. and Mrs. G.A. Balfour Mr. and Mrs. Jan Baran ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barloon Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brophy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Christmas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Ciatto Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connell Mr. and Mrs. John Cotter Dr. and Mrs. Juan J. Daboub Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Dickey Drs. Veronica DiFresco and Lawrence Bassin Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Chris Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Franco Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Gallagher ’78 Mr. and Mrs. John Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. John Gilner Mr. and Mrs. David Giulieri ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Holman Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Horning Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hsu Ms. Allison M. Ingram ’14 Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacocks Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Johnson III

Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Jordan ’84 Ms. Christine Nicolaides Kearns ’78 Ms. Kathryn Kelly and Mr. Frank Musica Ms. Linda D. McCabe Pietrucha ’88 and Col. Michael Pietrucha Mr. and Mrs. Stuart G. Nash ’83 Ms. Amy Nist ’86 and Mr. Douglas Lyons Ms. Jayne O’Donnell and Mr. Richard Willing Ms. Laura de OñaSH and Mr. Atul Mehta Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rhodes Drs. Tracy ’85 and Brian Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruff IIISH Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rumford III Mr. and Mrs. Randall Russell Mr. and Mrs. Gaby A. Sader Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Schriefer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Neal Slimp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Stawinski Dr. Anthony J. Tambasco Mr. and Mrs. William E. Topercer Mr. and Mrs. Brian Transeau Mr. and Mrs. Steven Trowern Mr. and Mrs. George R. Tydings Dr. Deborah D’Souza Vazirani and Mr. Ashish Vazirani Mr. and Mrs. Peter Warner Mrs. Jacklyn Mitchell Wynn and Mr. Jerome Wynn Ms. Taylor Wynn ’15

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Alumnae Blue/Gold Club

Mrs. Barbara Falge Openshaw Mrs. Christina Perez Osberg Ms. Maria Patricia Peyser Ms. Elizabeth A. Pierce Mrs. Alicia Brown Powers Mrs. Meghan McMurtrie Quinn Dr. Amy C. Richardson Dr. Laura L. Richardson Ms. Patricia M. Richey Thomas Richey Dr. Tracy Taylor Rinehart Mrs. Corinne Boggs Roberts Ms. Elizabeth Rodriguez Ms. Courtney E. Rosica Ms. Mary Ellen Ruff Mrs. Christine Coffey Ryan Ms. Tara Fettig Ryan Mrs. Lisa Ellis Scola Mrs. Paris Keena Scott Mrs. Betsy Hoy Shiverick Ms. Maria Shriver Mrs. Maria Doultsinos Spina Mrs. Wendy Pappert Stanislav Mrs. Maureen Ferguson Steiner Mrs. Julie Duvall Stull Ms. Corinne Christmas Sullivan Mrs. Emily Bates Sullivan Ms. Sandra Theunick Ms. Catherine A. Tilford Ms. Kathryn E. Tomlin-Mathews Ms. Anne Grover Vogel Ms. Jeanne Marcotte Wagner Mrs. Victoria Paul Kopsidas Weiler Sheryl A. Watkins Wilbon Mrs. Diane Duffield Wood Ms. Taylor Wynn

Annual Fund Gifts Contributions to the Annual Fund enable the School to provide professional development for faculty and staff; support the academic, athletics, and arts programs that educate the whole child as an expression for mind, body, and soul; and provide financial aid for 30% of our student body.

Thank you to the 1,441 individual donors this year who contributed more than $1.1 million during the 20152016 school year. This support would not have been possible without the dedicated team of volunteers who reached out to their peers to support the School.

Sacred Heart Alumnae Stone Ridge is a member of the Network of Sacred Heart Schools, comprising 21 sister schools in the United States and over 200 schools in 44 countries throughout the world. We share many of the same Sacred Heart traditions with our sister schools, including Congé (holiday) and goutêr (snack), both of which reflect our common French heritage.

Jane Belford Mrs. Alicia Brown Mrs. Suzanne Canton Mrs. Helen Whiteman Charbonnet Ms. Mary Fehlig Mrs. Maria Guillen-Peters Mrs. Nancy Burke Hamilton

Ms. Patricia Ann Heffernan Ms. Susan P. Jaquet Ms. Barbara Jones Mrs. Mary Prendergast Kalagher Mrs. Margaret Gehres Kane Mrs. Elise Charbonnet Keegan Mrs. Maria Porter Maiberger Donna S. Mangold Mrs. Mary Ellen Mowry Massey Mrs. Judy W. Warner Minogue Ms. Laura de Oña Karen Olson, RSCJ Mrs. Roseanne Rodilosso Mrs. Elizabeth Ruff Mrs. Cecilia Amtmann Schultz Mrs. Christine Moretti Shaffer Ms. Laura E. Teran

2015-2016 Trustees 100% Participation Mrs. Karen Dahut Mrs. Elizabeth Boggs Davidsen ’80 Mr. Christopher Joseph Donatelli Mr. William F. Farmer Patricia Geuting, RSCJ ’52 Mr. Edward Greissing Elizabeth Hartson, RSCJ Mrs. Kristen Hohman Mrs. Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 Mr. Charles M. Mathews, Jr. Mr. Sara P. O’Neil-Manion ’68 Karen Olson, RSCJSH Mrs. Anna Marie Parisi-Trone Scott Pilarz, S.J. Mrs. Helene Rayder Dr. Amy C. Richardson ’72 Mr. Mark S. Richardson Mr. Harvey F. Seegers Mrs. Betsy Hoy Shiverick ’78 Dr. Gabrielle N. Virgo-Carter Mr. Richard L. Vogel, Jr. Mr. Benito ZapataSH

Past Trustees Mrs. Kathryn Abell Patricia Aiken-O’Neill ’62 Dr. G.A. Balfour Richard W. Beckler Jane BelfordSH Mr. Thomas J. Cholis, Jr. Mrs. Mary Colbert Denger ’67 Dr. Ellen M. Dugan ’70 Anne Dyer, RSCJ ’55 Mr. William R. Hyde, Jr. Donna S. MangoldSH Mr. Eugene A. MasseySH Ms. Eileen C. Mayer ’70 Hon. Regina C. McGranery ’63 Frank H. Menaker Mr. P. David Pappert Mrs. Corinne Boggs Roberts ’60 Mr. Richard Roth Mrs. Christine Coffey Ryan ’67 Mr. John J. Ryan Mrs. Cecilia Amtmann SchultzSH Mrs. Sheryl A. Watkins Wilbon ’84 Dr. Beverley Robinson Wheeler ’72

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Ms. Laura D. Baptiste Mrs. Kathryn Kavanagh Baran Ms. Raphaël Maria Bastian Mrs. Sarah Murdock Bolster† Mrs. Susan Hilliard Brewer Ms. Molly R. Bryson Mrs. Robert L. Cahill, Jr. Ms. Anna C. Calogero Dr. Anne E. Carey Dr. Irim Yusuf Ciolino Ms. Eileen P. Cleary Ms. Gail Cleary Dr. Maureen P. Cleary Mrs. Jamelle Royster Conley Mrs. Alexandra Kolakowski Connor Ms. Mary Pike Coquillard Mrs. Elizabeth Boggs Davidsen Mrs. Mary Colbert Denger Mrs. Allison Cryor DiNardo Ms. Mary Gael Doar Mrs. Karen Kappaz Donatelli Dr. Ellen M. Dugan Mrs. Angela Barbano Emerson Mrs. Mary Counihan Feliciano Ms. Samantha B. Firstenberg Mrs. Sheila Burke Flanagan Mrs. Roxanne Foster Foshee Mrs. Catherine Shook Gallagher Mrs. Meagan Barry Gallagher Mrs. Regina Fay Gannon Patricia Geuting, RSCJ Mrs. Christina Fry Giulieri Mrs. Allyson Kreter Gozycki Ms. Alyssa M. Granger Mrs. Elisabeth Kirby Greissing Ms. Rose Greissing Ms. Virginia M. Hagan Mrs. Theo Tuomey Hayes Mrs. Amanda McMurtrie Herndon Ms. Laura E. Hill Mrs. Eileen Hoffmann Holston Ms. Allison M. Ingram Ms. Madeline T. Jordan Mrs. Natalia del Canto Jordan Mrs. Lisa Chase Kaiser Mrs. Karen Horstman Kamerick Mrs. Catherine Ronan Karrels Ms. Christine Nicolaides Kearns Ms. Meghan E. King Ms. Daphne L. Kiplinger Mrs. Julia Paige McGuirk Larson Ms. Marie Isabel Laurion Mrs. Carrie Graham Lee Mrs. Stephanie Farr Lennon Ms. Erin B. Mathews Ms. Eileen C. Mayer Ms. Linda D. McCabe-Pietrucha Mrs. Christine Herrell McLean Mrs. Lorna Denger McMahon Mrs. Constance Shaffer Mitchell Mrs. Katherine McInerney Morris Mrs. Sally Murphy Morrison Mrs. Patricia Wimsatt Myler Mrs. Mary Ruppe Nash Ms. Amy Nist Mrs. Mary Nordberg O’Connor Mrs. Sara P. O’Neil-Manion

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Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepherdson Abell Mr. and Mrs. Arif Ahmed Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allman Hon. and Mrs. William P. Barr Ms. Raphaël M. Bastian ’83 and Mr. James Boink Richard W. Beckler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bolster, Jr. ’46† Dr. Anne E. Carey ’67 and Dr. W. B. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Carey Drs. Kelly L. and Stephen J. Cozza Ms. Joyeeta Das and Dr. Bhaswar Mukhopadhyay Mr. and Mrs. John Devine Mr. and Mrs. Robert DiNardo ’78 Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Duke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Faccone III I am fortunate to have time Drs. Angela P. Noguera and to dedicate to this wonderful Ali R. Fassihi Ms. Samantha B. Firstenberg ’09 community, and feel that my time and Mrs. Jonathan Forsberg volunteering has enriched the Dr. Mr. and Mrs. David Foshee ’77 experiences of our girls. As our Dr. and Mrs. David S. Freitag Mr. Vincent Gancie eldest daughter makes her way in Mr. and Mrs. HongFa Gao her first year of college this fall, we Mr. and Mrs. F. Anthony Glowacki are reminded of the importance of Ms. Alyssa M. Granger ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Granger a Sacred Heart education with the Ms. Rose Greissing ’10 Ms. Virginia M. Hagan ’72 five Goals serving as the needle for Ms. Judith A. Hagley and their moral compass. I am confident Mr. Jonathan S. Lawlor that the opportunities are limitless Dr. and Mrs. Allan Harrington Ms. Nancy Harris for Stone Ridge girls.

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Heming Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hwang Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Ibe Patty Lovett (mother of Ellie ‘21, Ms. Nicole Ionita and Sophie ‘18, and Madelyn ‘16) Mr. Peter Van Vloten

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Kaiser ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Dae Kim Ms. Daphne L. Kiplinger ’03 Dr. and Mrs. Saeed Kronfli Mrs. Julia Paige McGuirk Larson ’63 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lee ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lee Ms. Merate S. Legesse Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Lennon ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Emory Linder, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Lindstrom Ms. Natalia Luchkina and Mr. Alec Ronin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Lydon Ms. Margaret Macdonald and Mr. Brian Colomb Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Matuschek Mr. and Mrs. John J. McMackin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David McTague Mr. and Mrs. William Milby Mr. and Mrs. James S. Minogue IIISH Ms. Kristi Mitchell and Mr. Ignacio Rojas Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moksnes Dr. Tracey and Mr. Joshua Moraczewski Ms. Joan Morningstar and Mr. Timothy Lynes Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morrison ’66 Mr. and Ms. Stephen Mullery III Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John Myler ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Netram Mr. and Ms. Gregory Nickerson Dr. and Mrs. Michael Notarianni Mrs. Elizabeth C. Olson Mrs. Sara P. O’Neil Manion ’68 and Mr. William C. Manion Mrs. Barbara Falge Openshaw ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Osberg ’94 Mr. and Mrs. William Paul Ms. Maria Patricia Peyser ’60 Ms. Andrea Phipps Mrs. Deborah J. Georgetti Piro and Mr. Ernest J. Piro Mr. and Mrs. James Pirozzoli Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Porto Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rodgers Ms. Courtney E. Rosica ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John Sateri Mr. and Mrs. Deepak Seth Mr. and Mrs. Mark N. Shank Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shin Ms. Maria Shriver ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Smith Ms. Jody Tabner Thayer and Mr. Bradley Thayer Ms. Gina Talamona and Mr. Mark Polla Mr. and Mrs. William Topercer Ms. Rebecca Trussell and Dr. Michael R. Cavey Mrs. Susanne Sheil Turner and Mr. Brendan Turner Mr. and Mrs. Sean Warfield Mr. and Mrs. Kazuki Watanabe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wendel Dr. Tricia Zhang and Mr. Talmadge Williams

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2015-2016 Parents Done in 45

In early September, the Done in 45 campaign launched for current parents. The tremendous efforts of over 40 parent volunteers, under the leadership of co-chairs Brian Friel and Amy Howe, resulted in 80% of current parents making a commitment to the Annual Fund during the 45-day time period.

Class of 2016 • 67% Mr. and Mrs. Edmund M. Amorosi Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Christos T. Antoniou Drs. Sima and Alexander Bakalian Mr. and Mrs. Richard Biffl Mr. and Mrs. David M. Brigati Drs. Kathleen and Louis Cantilena Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr Mr. and Mrs. Michael Catalano Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Conlan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Covell Drs. Kelly L. and Stephen J. Cozza Mr. and Mrs. John Devine Ms. Juliet Drake and Mr. William W. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Feller Mr. and Mrs. Michaud Fonrose Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Franco Mr. Vincent Gancie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goetz Dr. Maria Eugenia Hurtado and Mr. Martin Guozden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hansen Dr. and Mrs. Allan Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Hobart Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. Hollensteiner Mr. and Mrs. Jon Howard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hsu

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Takuro Kimura Ms. Chrisellen R. Kolb and Mr. Charles J. Felker Dr. Mary-Margaret Lewis and Mr. Brian Friel Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Lindstrom Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Long Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mark, Jr. Dr. Monica and Mr. Anthony Moore Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey Ms. Donna Moses ’79 Mr. and Mrs. John Nemes Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. O’Connor ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Catesby W. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Martin Payne Mr. and Mrs. Derik Perry Ms. Andrea Phipps Mrs. and Mr. Marga Pirozzoli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Rock Drs. Zavia and Stuart Scott Mr. and Mrs. H. Austin Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Spina ’87 Ms. Jean Stokan and Mr. Scott Wright Ms. Gina Talamona and Mr. Mark Polla Ms. Demetra Tsantes Mr. and Mrs. Adam Volanth Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woodard

Class of 2017 • 77% Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Absalon Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Barry Dr. Alice Bassford Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bennett Ms. Margaret Bollo and Mr. Dwayne Bryant Ms. Alice Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Hollis B. Brewer III ’87 Ms. Kathleen M. Chenault and Mr. Terry R. Leonard

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Chu Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Ciatto Mrs. Susan Coffman-King and Mr. James King Mr. and Mrs. Andrew N. Cook Ms. Susan F. Craig and Mr. Andre K. Robinson Ms. Jenn Crovato Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crowley Ms. Joyeeta Das and Dr. Bhaswar Mukhopadhyay Ms. Dorsey Davidge Mr. and Mrs. Brad Fennell Mr. and Mrs. Chris Flynn Mr. and Mrs. David Giulieri ’88 Ms. Kathleen A. Glynn-Sparrow and Mr. George Sparrow Mr. and Mrs. John M. Heckler Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Heming Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hornish Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Ibe Ms. Merate S. Legesse Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Lydon Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Maloney Ms. Margaret McKinney and Mr. John Bellaschi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McMahon ’88 Ms. Rhonda Neil and Mr. Peter Condron Drs. Lillian and Glen Nuckolls Ms. Laura de OñaSH and Mr. Atul Mehta Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ondeck Ms. Mee Paek and Mr. David Kim Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Paravano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Posniewski Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rhodes Mr. Juan Riberas and Mrs. Belen Orjales Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riekhof Mrs. Heather Rosenkoetter Mr. and Mrs. James Round Ms. Tara Fettig Ryan ’85 Drs. Anne and Joseph Shrout

Mr. and Mrs. Abayomi O. Sobande Mr. and Mrs. Helio Souza Dr. Richard Stutzman Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Tobias Mr. and Mrs. William Topercer Mr. and Mrs. Brian Weimer Mr. and Mrs. Chris L. Wellisz Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Willingham Drs. Lori and Thomas Zorc

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Class of 2019 • 76%

Class of 2020 • 81%

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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund M. Amorosi Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Attar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barloon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bellaman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bittman Mr. and Mrs. Randall Blair Dr. Rachelle Bowman and Mr. Linday Bowman Dr. and Mrs. C. Coleman Brown Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cubbage III Dr. Luis G. Cuervo Ms. Carla Cullati and Mr. Laerte Leiroz Mr. and Mrs. David Di Martino Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Duke Dr. and Mrs. Warren Frey Ms. Maureen Gormley and Mr. James Kinkead Mr. and Mrs. William C. Gould, Jr. Ms. Susan Bozinko and Mr. Robert Hahne Ms. Robin Harwood Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Craig Holman Mr. and Mrs. William Jerro Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Johnson III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kapust Mr. and Mrs. Dae Kim Mr. and Mrs. John King Drs. Rene and Gonzalo Laje Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLean ’84 Mrs. Christine Meissner and Mr. Francisco Martinez Drs. Andrew and Huda Montemarano Ms. Afshan A. Naqvi and Dr. Syed M. A. Abbas Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Pane Mrs. Anna Marie Parisi-Trone and Mr. Robert Trone Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn ’87 Dr. Monica Rengifo-Pardo Mr. Juan Riberas and Mrs. Belen Orjales Mr. and Mrs. Gaby A. Sader Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shipe Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Sinkford III Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Stach Mr. and Mrs. William Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Suk Mrs. Susanne Sheil Turner and Mr. Brendan Turner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Urbanski Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vining Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wormald

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Mr. and Mrs. John Poole Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ricketts Mrs. Jeaneen Riely and Mr. David Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Mark Romano Mr. and Mrs. John Sateri Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scalia Mr. and Ms. Michael Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Neal Slimp, Jr. Ms. Catherine Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chet Thompson Ms. Sara D. Trujillo ’76 and Mr. Gerard L. Lederer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tsianakas Ms. Tracy Velazquez and Mr. Dennis Alexander Ms. Barbara Ware-Yuwono and Mr. Leonardus Yuwono CDR Christina Williams Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Yang

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Anonymous Drs. Sima and Alexander Bakalian Mr. and Ms. Edward Barnidge III Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Blakely Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boland Dr. and Mrs. Eric Bradshaw, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brophy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry Brueggeman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns Mrs. Wilma L. Burris Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr Mr. and Mrs. Michael Catalano Dr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Cass Walker Christenson ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Collins Mr. and Mrs. Spero Courtis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cubbage III Dr. Luis G. Cuervo Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cummiskey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney Mr. and Mrs. William DeVeaux, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Devine Mr. and Mrs. David D. DiBari Dr. Joseph DiZinno and Ms. Jacki Depew Dr. Deborah D’Souza-Vazirani and Mr. Ashish Vazirani Drs. Alan and Diana Fischler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haley Drs. Anselm and Heather Hennis Dr. and Mrs. John Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hohman Mr. and Mrs. John Holt Mr. and Mrs. Jon Howard Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hwang Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Knack Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kushan Mr. and Mrs. John Leahy Dr. and Mrs. Barry Lewis Mr. and Ms. Xiang Liu Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Long Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Jose Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mayer Ms. Margaret McKinney and Mr. John Bellaschi Mr. and Mrs. David McTague Dr. and Mrs. David Morra Dr. Charles Mouoyebe-Ndedi Dr. Kathleen and Mr. Mark Mullaney Mr. and Ms. Stephen Mullery III Ms. Jayne O’Donnell and Mr. Richard Willing Mr. and Mrs. Tom Page Ms. Andrea Phipps Drs. Cecile Poupard-Toner and Charles Toner Mr. and Mrs. Mark Quinn Dr. Monica Rengifo-Pardo Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. James Robey

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ruffin Drs. Zavia and Stuart Scott Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shin Drs. Anne and Joseph Shrout Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Spina ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stanislav ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Sullivan Ms. Laura E. TeranSH and Mr. Benito ZapataSH Dr. and Mrs. Gary Thompson Ms. Demetra Tsantes Dr. and Mrs. R. Scott Turner Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Valaik Mr. and Mrs. Adam Volanth Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Winkler Dr. and Mrs. James Young

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Class of 2021 • 91% Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bittman Ms. Annie Carey and Mr. Jonathan Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Tom Conaghan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dorsey ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Elmendorf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fontana Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Forsberg Mr. and Mrs. John Gardiner Drs. Suzanne Gleason and Chetan Sanghvi Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Gravel Ms. Patricia A. HeffernanSH and Mr. Patrick Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Austin Herndon ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. Hollensteiner Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hwang Ms. Nicole Ionita and Mr. Peter Van Vloten Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley-McCreary Mr. and Mrs. George S. Lesmes ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mitchell ’92 Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morsberger Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Mowry IV Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Muldoon, Jr. Mr. and Ms. Gregory Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Quigley Drs. Katy Rezaei and Hamid Ghasemi Dr. Maria and Mr. Jose Rios Mr. and Mrs. Mike Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Scola ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seitz Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sion, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Spina ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Steven Trowern Mr. and Mrs. George R. Tydings Ms. Bonnie Washington and Mr. Greg White Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Yang

Class of 2022 • 82%

This year was a celebration of service to others as a whole Stone Ridge community. I was so incredibly pleased that families from all three school divisions joined faculty and administrators in providing assistance to members of the community in which we live and work. Whether it was helping feed the homeless (Cup of Joe), organizing home goods for those in need (A Wider Circle), or caring for the children of Walter Reed injured service persons (Parents' Day Out), our Stone Ridge community put their faith in action.

Class of 2023 • 76% Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Aronson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brault Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Campino Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ciolino ’93 Drs. Veronica DiFresco and Lawrence Bassin Ms. Joy Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Josh Forgione Mr. and Mrs. John Heetderks Mr. and Mrs. Austin Herndon ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hohman Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. Hollensteiner Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George M. Kappaz Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lee Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Lemon Dr. and Mrs. Barry Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Jack Macleod Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Matan Mr. and Mrs. Mulugeta Mengiste Mr. and Mrs. Stuart G. Nash ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Ossi Mr. and Mrs. Martin Payne Ms. Ann Robey Ms. Rosario S. Rubio and Mr. Jorge A. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shannon Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Sinkford III Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sporidis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Starmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Strandberg Drs. Adeline and Glenn Bruce Vanderver Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. White

Class of 2024 • 78%

Mrs. Jouhayna Bajjani-Gebara and Mr. James Gebara Ms. Annie Carey and Mr. Jonathan Sherman Ms. Mary Carpenter and Mr. Andrew Hasselwander Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Donatelli ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferguson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fontana Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lamond Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Lange Ms. Natalia Luchkina and Mr. Alec Ronin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Macleod Mr. and Mrs. Eric McKim Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mitchell ’92 Mr. and Ms. Steven J. Ness Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Osberg ’94 Ms. Jamilyn Page Mr. and Mrs. Jon Parker Dr. Sussan Paydar and Mr. Peyman N. Azizi Dr. and Mrs. Craig Person Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Porto Ms. Anabel Quintero and Mr. Jeff DiGioia Dr. Maria and Mr. Jose Rios Ms. Diana Saenz and Mr. Daniel Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Scola ’88 Mr. and Mrs. George Smawley Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Suk Ms. Sif Thorgeirsson and Mr. Carlos Reyes Mr. Manu Whig Dr. Tricia Zhang and Mr. Talmadge Williams

Class of 2025 • 92%

Anonymous Mr. and Ms. Thomas Alexander Dr. Kristine Andrews and Mr. Leon Andrews Dr. and Ms. Linz Audain Dr. Michele Porter Maiberger Duvall ’91 and Mr. Christopher Duvall Dr. and Mrs. Warren Frey Ms. Iffy Kalu Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Netram Drs. Lauretta Odogwu and Christopher Oti Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Osberg ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Schriefer Mr. and Mrs. Deepak Seth Mr. and Mrs. Richard Starmann, Jr. Drs. Adeline and Glenn Bruce Vanderver Mr. and Mrs. Sean Warfield Mr. and Mrs. Kazuki Watanabe

Class of 2027 • 83% Anonymous Ms. Flavia Aguieiras Ms. Yaa Apori Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brault Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Christmas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Donatelli ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ferguson Ms. Christina Johnson and Mr. Eric C. Blue Dr. Roxene and Mr. Tim Kastens Ms. Robin Kennedy and Mr. Josh Hall Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Korte Ms. Margaret Macdonald and Mr. Brian Colomb Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Malloy Ms. Linda D. McCabe-Pietrucha ’88 and Col. Michael Pietrucha Mrs. Carolina Menor and Mr. Ramon Hurtado Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Million Ms. Afshan A. Naqvi and Dr. Syed M. A. Abbas Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Netram Mr. and Mrs. James Sclafani Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Stawinski

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John Golembiewski Mr. and Mrs. John Heetderks Mr. and Mrs. James Hittle Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Mayfield Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Benito Romano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyson Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, Jr.

Class of 2029 • 59% Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bolan Drs. Melinda and Vincent Capaldi Ms. Kathleen S. Gurzo ’01 Mr. and Mrs. James Hittle Mr. and Mrs. Eric McKim Mr. and Mrs. William McMurtrie Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Deepak Seth Dr. Peilin Tan-Aquino and Mr. Welman Aquino Dr. Briana and Mr. Clayton Wellman

Class of 2030 • 64% Mr. and Ms. Thomas Alexander Dr. Kristine Andrews and Mr. Leon Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Basney Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bolan Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Garcez Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Netram Mr. and Mrs. David C. Sheldon

ECP • 82% Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ciotti Mr. and Mrs. Sean Keegan ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Kristobak Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lamade Mr. and Mrs. Jason McGhee Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ott Ms. Sif Thorgeirsson and Mr. Carlos Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Taylor ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Winek

2015-2016 Grandparents Anonymous Ms. Viki Betancourt and Mr. Leonard Proctor Vivian M. Blue ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brault Eleanor Brault ’23 Maggie Brault ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brophy Theodora F. Brophy ’18 Juliette Brophy ’19 Mrs. Helene T. Burrowes Cecilia L. Cozza ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. CharbonnetSH Holland T. Keegan ’22 Courtney Keegan ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Colbert Catherine E. Colbert ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins Sophia Ciatto ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Denger ’67 Colleen G. McMahon ’17 Mrs. Donna Duke Camila Duke ’16

Mr. and Mrs. Mario Escudero ’56 Grace L. Christenson ’18 Mrs. Joyce Keogh Farr ’55 † Cecilia F. Connolly ’17 Katherine Lennon ’19 Mrs. Emmeline V. George Colin Barnes ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Glynn Madeleine M. Sparrow ’17 Mr. and Mrs. William A. HamiltonSH Clare E. Nickerson ’21 Ms. Ramona Heming Abigail Heming ’17 Catherine Heming ’19 Dr. Ileana C. Herrell Madelyn I. McLean ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hwang Hannah R. Hwang ’18 Caroline H. Hwang ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kenary Sofia B. Kenary ’22 Mary Klemme Maeve E. Christmas ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Donald MaibergerSH Lauren G. Duvall ’22 Juliette Duvall ’26 Mrs. Joanne McClure Katherine G. McClure ’16 Mrs. Doris M. Meissner Carmen S. Martinez ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moksnes Liv Takahashi ’15 Louisa Takahashi ’27 Mr. P. David Pappert Elizabeth Stanislav ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Perez Clare Osberg ’24 Teresa N. Osberg ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Burton Person Anna D. Person ’22 Emma Person ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Porto Haley A. Porto ’22 Clare E. Porto ’24 Mrs. Lynn Reynolds Grace R. Muldoon ’21 Ellie Muldoon ’22 Ms. M. Isabel Rodriguez Eliana I. Rodriguez ’26 Miguel L. Rodriguez ’29 Mrs. Diane Salmon Natasha A. Parker ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sclafani Sofia V. Sclafani ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Scola Morgan Scola ’21 Kathryn Scola ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Robert ShafferSH Alessandra C. Mitchell ’21 Cara P. Mitchell ’24 Dr. Jeanne Sinkford Zoe Sinkford ’20 Nina Sinkford ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smawley Emma Smawley ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stayner Elizabeth W. Gee ’19

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Anonymous Mrs. Allison Alexander and Mr. Gregory Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Ayala Mr. and Mrs. Luis Brill Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Campino Mr. and Mrs. Costas Christou ’84 Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Forsberg Ms. Amy L. Howe and Mr. Thomas Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Howard Heiss Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. KeeganSH

Class of 2026 • 85%

Class of 2028 • 69%

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Elaine Vining (Mother of Caroline ‘20)

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keyes Drs. Rene and Gonzalo Laje Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Landau Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lee Dr. Mary-Margaret Lewis and Mr. Brian Friel Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Matuschek Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Mayfield Dr. Tracey and Mr. Joshua Moraczewski Mr. and Ms. Stephen Mullery III Mr. and Mrs. Victor Njuki Ms. Nuala O’Connor Ms. Claudia Palena and Mr. Ezio Bonvini Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powers Mrs. Catherine Regan and Dr. Shazaad Ally Mr. and Mrs. Benito Romano Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Salinas CDR and Mrs. Bryan Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Abayomi O. Sobande Mr. and Mrs. David Strandberg Ms. Demetra Tsantes Mr. and Mrs. George R. Tydings Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyson

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Mr. and Mrs. William R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Attar Mr. and Mrs. Jermaine Baker Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Baker, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bentivoglio Mr. John T. Bentivoglio Ms. Cecilia Bonanni and Mr. Joseph A. Kenary Mr. and Mrs. Luis Brill Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cochran Mr. and Mrs. John Colbert Mr. and Mrs. David Di Martino Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Domenech Dr. Michele Porter Maiberger Duvall ’91 and Mr. Christopher Duvall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Faccone III Mr. and Mrs. HongFa Gao Ms. Judith A. Hagley and Mr. Jonathan S. Lawlor Ms. Iffy Kalu Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. KeeganSH Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kenny Ms. Julian B. Kiganda Ms. Chrisellen R. Kolb and Mr. Charles J. Felker Drs. Rene and Gonzalo Laje Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Lindstrom Dr. and Mrs. Mario O. Mansilla Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Matuschek

Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. William Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Muldoon, Jr. Dr. Niveen and Mr. Thomas Mulholland Dr. and Mrs. Jason Nascone Mr. and Radm Thomas Nunan III Ms. Nuala O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Paul Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Perkins Dr. and Mrs. Craig Person Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Porto Mr. and Mrs. David Ram Mr. and Mrs. Randall Russell Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Schropp Mr. and Mrs. Parshotam Sharma Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Siffermann Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith Mr. and Mrs. Abayomi O. Sobande Mr. and Mrs. William Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong Ms. Sif Thorgeirsson and Mr. Carlos Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Brian Transeau Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wenger Mr. and Mrs. Warren V. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Yost

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Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan Molly K. Tyson ’25 Emma G. Tyson ’28 Drs. Snorri and Unnuri Thorgeirsson Anna Freyja Reyes ’22 Elsa Lind Reyes ’24 Erik Reyes ’31 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Topercer Emma Topercer ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Warfield Madison Warfield ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Warner Kate S. Aronson ’23 Samantha B. Aronson ’23

Alumnae by Class Blue Gold Challenge

In late February, the Alumnae Board invited all alumnae to the Blue Gold Challenge! Throughout the six-week challenge, each team pulled ahead as members of their teams made contributions to the Annual Fund. The spirited competition concluded the Saturday of Reunion Weekend with the Blue team pulling ahead to win. In the end, all of our Stone Ridge girls won as 635 alumnae made a gift to support their alma mater!

Class of 1946 • 22% Mrs. Sarah Murdock Bolster† Mrs. Eleanora Henius Crowley

Mrs. Helen Craig Lynch Mrs. Diane Mears Musgrove Mrs. Dolores Seeman Royston Ms. Maria Teresa Valle

Mrs. Martha Hogentogler Nolan Ms. Jean O’Conor Dr. Barbara O’Neil Mrs. Martha Traynor Sweeney

Class of 1956 • 63%

Class of 1964 • 49%

Ms. Alexandra Armstrong Mrs. Grace Tamm Escudero Mrs. Nancy Bradford Ordway Ms. Frances Costello Schreier Ms. Corinne Christmas Sullivan

Mrs. Mary Jo Reddan Barnes Ms. Deborah Boltz Mrs. Joan D. Sperapani Carino Mrs. Ellen Ruby Collins Hon. Mary Little Cooper Ms. Constance Cushman Mrs. Mary Anne Burroughs Doms Mrs. Dolores Vaca Donihi Mrs. Nancy Haaga Hammett Mrs. Carol McFall Hurley Mrs. Patricia Ann Long Johnston Ms. Eleanor Kelly Mrs. Mary Frances Long Leahy Mrs. Kay DeFranceaux Leonard Dr. Michele Longino Lady Elizabeth Wertenbaker Mackenzie Mrs. Carole Hall Maloney Mrs. Patricia Wimsatt Myler Mrs. Carolyn Liebert Talcott Ms. Sandra Theunick Mrs. Ruth Columbus Wade

Class of 1957 • 40% Ms. Mary Pike Coquillard Mrs. Jo Ann Costello Devaney Mrs. Cathleen Farr Ms. Katherine duFief Keogh Mrs. Carol Sweeterman Shiff Mrs. Susan Fields Wirths

Class of 1958 • 50% Mrs. Robert L. Cahill, Jr. Ms. Frances B. Call Ms. Frances Nee Darby Dr. Olga Wilson Fairfax Mrs. Sheila Burke Flanagan Mrs. Diana Pyle Rowan Mrs. Ann Higgins Strumpen-Darrie Mrs. Elizabeth Langdon Teasdale

Class of 1959 • 30% Class of 1948 • 30% Mrs. Grace Frier Glasgow Mrs. Mary Frances O’Connor Moriarty Mrs. Marie Riordan Van Wyk

Ms. Linda Hiser Hall Ms. Patricia Hickman Livingston Mrs. Jacqueline Wimsatt McInerny

Class of 1965 • 17% Ms. Marilynn Jean Fuller Marion Carol Herndon Ms. Ellen A. McCarthy Mrs. Patricia Pratt Moriarty Ms. Charree Hungate Nash Mrs. Barbara Burns Williams

Class of 1960 • 20% Class of 1949 • 10% Mrs. Joanna Mangan Kennard

Class of 1950 • 50% Mrs. Marjorie Ekelund Hoeft

Ms. Mary S. Forster Cole Mrs. Judith Dove Corbett Mrs. Anne Sweeterman Davis Mrs. Lucinda Pratt Pearlman Ms. Maria Patricia Peyser Mrs. Corinne Boggs Roberts

Class of 1951 • 67% Mrs. Esther Christmas Cassidy Mrs. Virginia Devereux Sparrow

Class of 1952 • 71% Mrs. Janet de Groot Ball Mrs. Patricia Devereux Crowley Mrs. Louise Summers Dwyer Patricia Geuting, RSCJ Mrs. Augusta Byrnes McGown

Class of 1961 • 25% Mrs. Deanne Goudie de Purcell Mrs. Michele Stearns Muñoz Mrs. Mary Williams Schaller Mrs. Nancy Knight Smith Ms. Jean Anne McAllister Taylor

Class of 1962 • 26%

Mrs. Leonora Rocca Bernheisel Mrs. Mary Caroline Langan Carty Anne Dyer, RSCJ Mrs. Joyce Keogh Farr† Mrs. Bee Dyer Gonnella

Mrs. Carmen de Chateauvieux Bush Mrs. Maria Metzler Johnson Mrs. Julia Paige McGuirk Larson Hon. Regina C. McGranery Mrs. Karolen Linderman Muhlke

Class of 1954 • 27%

Class of 1967 • 30% Ms. Jacqueline Albarran Dr. Anne E. Carey Mrs. Lela Lienhard Curtis Mrs. Rena Carr Daly Mrs. Mary Colbert Denger Mrs. Dedre Hall Fiske Ms. Lucille B. Flanagan Ms. Elise C. Gillette Mrs. Nicole Murphy Holland Mrs. Lydia Almon Hornbaker Mrs. Tara Gremillion McCown Mrs. Christine Coffey Ryan Mrs. Marie Robey Wood

Class of 1970 • 20% Mrs. Elizabeth Brady Andrews Mrs. Caroline Mcsherry Black Dr. Kathleen Brady Mrs. Mary Picardi Buie Dr. Maureen P. Cleary Dr. Ellen M. Dugan Mrs. Mary Counihan Feliciano Mrs. Karen Horstman Kamerick Ms. Eileen C. Mayer Mrs. Cecilia Kirby Wraase

Ms. Janet Forsythe Birenbaum Mrs. Elisa Jones Geier Mrs. Naomi Montague Klarner

Class of 1976 • 23%

Class of 1983 • 25%

Mrs. Angela Barbano Emerson Mrs. Joy McDonald Gunza Dr. Lori J. Maciulla Mrs. Bridget Clarke Murphy Mrs. Margaret Weidenbruch Nolan Mrs. Melissa Mayer Pflieger Mrs. Kim Yowell Thompson Sara D. Trujillo

Class of 1977 • 17% Ms. Gail Cleary Mrs. Roxanne Foster Foshee Mrs. Tara Kalagher Giunta Mrs. Catharine Nicolaides Lyons

Class of 1978 • 24%

Class of 1971 • 6%

Mrs. Madeline Muir Bacon Dr. Margaret Ziurys Clarke Ms. Brenda Crawley-Fye Mrs. Allison Cryor DiNardo Mrs. Catherine Shook Gallagher Ms. Christine Nicolaides Kearns Mrs. Katherine McInerney Morris Mrs. Alicia Brown Powers Mrs. Betsy Hoy Shiverick Ms. Sheila Teimourian

Ms. Estelle Schumann Noone Ms. Susan O’Callaghan-Davis

Class of 1979 • 11%

Class of 1972 • 35% Ms. Eleanor Nethken Alvarez Ms. Gretchen Bank Mrs. Kathryn Kavanagh Baran Ms. Mary-Louise Tracy Coates Mrs. Barbara Smith Fennell Ms. Mary Margaret Flynn Ms. Virginia M. Hagan Ms. Jeanne Tierney McConnell Ms. Aileen McKenna Ms. Katherine Meyer Dr. Amy C. Richardson Mrs. Anne Brown Rodgers Ms. Elizabeth A. Smigel Dr. Beverley Robinson Wheeler

Class of 1973 • 21% Ms. Catherine Louise Connor Ms. Kathy J. Daniel Mrs. Theo Tuomey Hayes Mrs. Katherine Johnston Hutto Dr. Maureen O’Hagan Lobb Ms. Marianne Sheahan Ms. Maria Shriver

Class of 1982 • 10% Ms. Stefanie L. Bachhuber Mrs. Sarah Dunkelberger Daniel Ms. Margaret A. Hanlon Mrs. Helen Frampton Leinhauser Mrs. Elaine Trimble Saiz

Class of 1975 • 10%

Class of 1969 • 24% Mrs. Mary L. Bond Ms. Mary Gael Doar Dr. Mary Margaret Dugan Mrs. Anne Cashin Goldenheim Ms. Susan Suss Jones Dr. Maryellen Sullivan Kyle Mrs. Moira Kehoe Lasch Mrs. Christine O’Hagan Maloney Dr. Sheila M. McGuirk Ms. Margaret Morton Dr. Mary Ann Re Scherer Mrs. Maureen Ferguson Steiner Mrs. Julie Duvall Stull

Mrs. Claire Sanders Swift Dr. Elizabeth South Trimble Mrs. Victoria Paul Kopsidas Weiler Mrs. Mary Horning Young

Mrs. Sheila Byrd Carmichael Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett Fitzpatrick Ms. Donna Moses Mrs. Carolan Malia Taylor

Class of 1980 • 33% Mrs. Suja Parakamannil Ali Ms. Deirdre Blackwood Mrs. Julie Buckingham Carter Mrs. Margaret Shook Cleary Mrs. Elizabeth Boggs Davidsen Ms. Thelma Fox Hines Mrs. Kathleen O’Sullivan Hurley Mrs. Mary Haynes Johnson Mrs. Amy Sibert Lovett Ms. Elizabeth Maze Ms. Kate Naughten Mrs. Maria Brown Pitts Hon. Debra Moses Stephens

Class of 1981 • 24% Mrs. Anne Clark Christman Ms. Eileen P. Cleary Mrs. Christin Eagleton Fleming Mrs. Joan McCarrick Henry Mrs. Susan Johnston Lattimer Ms. Christina Funderburk Lingelbach

Ms. Raphaël Maria Bastian Mrs. Elizabeth Malia Calhoun Mrs. Deirdre Koppel Cohen Mrs. Crescence Mary Kilcoyne DeRose Mrs. Beatrice Brown Edwards Mrs. Tracy Kalil Ferridge Ms. Annette Headley Ms. Dawn Snouffer Karlson Mrs. Margaret Nicolaides Mahoney Ms. Julie Ann McLaughlin Dr. Megan Breen Mulligan Mrs. Mary Ruppe Nash Mrs. Mary Nordberg O’Connor Mrs. Rachel Buchanan O’Hare Mrs. Grace Demetrovits Ronan

Class of 1984 • 27% Mrs. Georgia Doultsinos Christou Ms. Megan Daly Ms. Yvette Escudero Ms. Elizabeth Hanlon Mrs. Mary Ronan Hills Mrs. Eileen Hoffmann Holston Mrs. Natalia del Canto Jordan Mrs. Christine Herrell McLean Ms. Simone E. Ross Mrs. Wendy Pappert Stanislav Ms. Anne Grover Vogel Ms. Jeanne Marcotte Wagner Sheryl A. Watkins Wilbon

Class of 1985 • 16% Ms. Caroline Cole Ms. Mary Teresa Fortuna-Kuser Mrs. Ida Smith Ludlow Ms. Anne Marie Nash Mrs. Christiana Shine Quezado Dr. Tracy Taylor Rinehart Ms. Tara Fettig Ryan

Class of 1986 • 49% Mrs. Uzma Saeed Ahmad Ms. Alisha F. Armstrong

I give because I am so grateful for my Stone Ridge education. Now more than ever, the world needs strong, spiritual, knowledgable girls committed to social action and community involvement. I am a Stone Ridge girl…and proud to be.

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Class of 1963 • 26%

Mrs. Barbara Falge Openshaw Mrs. Diane Duffield Wood

Ms. Marina Atchison Ms. Kathleen Blackwood Mrs. Jerelyn Sheahan Ford Mrs. Paris Keena Scott Ms. Kim Marinelli Vreeland

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Class of 1955 • 42%

Class of 1953 • 20%

Mrs. Candis Hall Aaron Ms. Edith Brokaw Mrs. Katherine Wimsatt Brook Mrs. Gloria Posada Chmiel Mrs. Ann Nethken Ehlers Ms. Matilda Giampietro Ms. Jane Cameron Hart Mrs. Virginia Longino Jordan Mrs. Janet McCabe Maley Ms. S. Felicity Chanler McClenachan Hon. Carol Kavanagh McGinley Mrs. Sally Murphy Morrison Mrs. Paula Schmuck Roberts Mrs. Joanne Avon Shields Ms. Kate Kathleen Hallahan Smith Mrs. Susan Celebrezze Sullivan

Class of 1974 • 13%

Ms. Margaret Gay Chanler Mrs. Elisabeth Kirby Greissing Dr. Marina Chukayeff McCarthy Mrs. Mary Bergson Newman Mrs. Sara P. O’Neil-Manion Dr. Laura L. Richardson Mrs. Catherine Howell Riordan Mrs. Margarita Riva-Geoghegan Dr. Anne Henry Stoe

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Mrs. Katherine Kelly Cawood Mrs. Jacqueline Cremen Keeshan Mrs. Crescence Courtney Kilcoyne Mrs. Patricia Conaghan Redmond

Patricia Aiken-O’Neill Ms. Nancy Lewis Clark Mrs. Martha Flynn Cunningham Dr. Maria Antonia Cavanagh Johnson Ms. Margaret Mary Keppel Kelley Mrs. Dominique Verheyen Martinet Mrs. Dorothee Didden Riederer Mrs. Mary Zlatin Sifton Mrs. Marilyn Muir Smith Mrs. Carol Lynn Ferguson Winter Mrs. Pamela McCullough Zusi

Class of 1966 • 35%

Class of 1968 • 21%

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Mrs. Mary E. Bruce Mrs. Kathleen Elizabeth Coon Casey Mrs. Romy Antoine Conde Mrs. Lisa Walters Conlon Dr. Lisa Dunbar Mrs. Regina Fay Gannon Ms. Maria-Stella Gatzoulis Mrs. Catherine Ronan Karrels Ms. Kirsten Keppel Mrs. Anne Marie Boler Kirlin Mrs. Carrie Graham Lee Mrs. Melissa Callahan Lesmes Mrs. Kelly McInerney Lovallo Mrs. Debora Simeone Luttinger Ms. Margaret Maciulla Ms. Marjorie C. McCeney Ms. Amy Nist Mrs. Nadine Fraiture Paley Mrs. Susan Marie May Romanosky Mrs. Nina Libré Schoeb Ms. Patricia Shea Mrs. Julie Cheimis Simmons

Class of 1987 • 36% Ms. Patricia S. Andreu Ms. Michelle M. Bailer Mrs. Jennifer Chalmers Balbach Mrs. Maria Veniard Beariault Mrs. Megan Knazek Beck Ms. Monica Berger Mrs. Susan Hilliard Brewer Mrs. Nicole Escudero Christenson Mrs. Susan Catherine Buckley Doran Mrs. Katherine Hensler Fogarty Mrs. Maureen Daly Kelly Mrs. Bethany Rich Kirchhoff Mrs. Jennifer Scott Lukens Ms. Rosemary Nidiry Ms. Kathryn Mathile Noonan Dr. Nona Perez Novello Dr. Laura A. Egan Pontzer Mrs. Meghan McMurtrie Quinn Ms. Stephanie Shields Mrs. Catherine Bruno Soodak Mrs. Maria Doultsinos Spina Mrs. Anne Goodwin VanLoen

Class of 1988 • 35%

Class of 1995 • 15%

Ms. Laura D. Baptiste Ms. Carla A. Bosco Ms. Molly R. Bryson Mrs. Kathryn Bonner Gillick Mrs. Rachel Novotny Hagerty Ms. Melanie Adrienne Huff Ms. Kathleen May Dr. Michele Shannon Mrs. Michelle Condon Snyder

Mrs. Emily Ammerman Burnham Ms. Michael Anne Cullen Mrs. Amity Wall Curry Mrs. Bridget Farrand Fox Mrs. Kathryn Hibey Fritz Dr. Cynthia Kratz Lauta Mrs. Kimberly Lichtenwalter Riggs Ms. Anne E. Strand

Class of 1996 • 26% Class of 1990 • 16% Ms. Katherine D. Bergin Mrs. Eileen Emerson Boles Ms. Ann-Casey Campagnolo Dr. Alana Gunraj Ms. Sarah Joy O’Herron Dr. Lisa Gaye Roberts Ms. Mary Ellen Ruff Ms. Catherine A. Tilford

Class of 1991 • 24% Mrs. Shawn Feddeman Cronin Dr. Michele Maiberger Duvall Dr. Cristin Elizabeth Howley Mrs. Natalie Knazek Kattwinkel Mrs. Maureen Sullivan Kelly Dr. Angela Gasser Nicholson Ms. Carol Ann Noonan Ms. Usha Rodrigues Mrs. Noma Saeed Samee Mrs. Meredith Vines Satalin Mrs. Laura Silverthorn Mrs. Eileen Kennelly Sorabella Mrs. Moira W. Sutton

Class of 1992 • 18% Ms. Kelly Donaghue Mrs. Ann-Marie Wells Dorsey Ms. Elizabeth R. Emerson Mrs. Allyson Kreter Gozycki Mrs. Amanda McMurtrie Herndon Ms. Joanna Huang Mrs. Dana Simeone Iandoli Mrs. Christina L. Leibrand Mrs. Constance Shaffer Mitchell Mrs. Kathleen Frye Weber

Ms. Corinne Cannon Mrs. Margaret Hamilton Cavanaugh Ms. Emily R. Clarke Mrs. Mary Barr Daly Dr. Catherine DeLuca Ms. Christine Dorr Mrs. Elizabeth Satterlee Ersenkal Mrs. Anna Tiedeman Irwin Mrs. Elizabeth Mackey Johnson Mrs. Julie Kemp Kelly Ms. Amanda Long Dr. Margaret Rubino Pilkington Ms. Aprille Russell Mrs. Colleen Roh Sinzdak Ms. Jennifer Wildt

Class of 1997 • 13% Mrs. Shannan Butler Adler Mrs. Christine Branson Faucett Mrs. Isabell Rahe Thomasson Mrs. Meredith Dean Torn Ms. Julie C. Verratti

Class of 1998 • 19% Ms. Erin Bloom Mrs. Cristina Curcio Brandaleone Mrs. Christine Liashek Castellani Ms. Katherine Dewi Clad Ms. Meghan Aubrey de Andrade Mrs. Lauren Jolly Ms. Grace Victoria Leslie Mrs. Laly Novey Murphy Dr. Brenda Bartlett Pellicane Mrs. Christina Bowles Spring Mrs. Caitlin Myler Taylor

Class of 1999 • 24% Class of 1993 • 18% Mrs. Megan Howley Boffa Mrs. Lisa Arnaiz Boots Dr. Irim Yusuf Ciolino Mrs. Kelley Smith Feranec Ms. Lee Ann Granados Dr. Ilona M. Kopits Dr. Jennifer Blume Matelis Mrs. Megan Callen McCarthy Ms. Suzanne M. Sullivan

Class of 1994 • 14%

Class of 2000 • 12%

Mrs. Clare Inzeo Bonsignore Ms. Allegra S. Buttinelli Mrs. Christina Besozzi Cary Dr. Christina Platia Chroniger Mrs. Alexandra Kolakowski Connor Ms. Lauren E. Smith Dyer Mrs. Ruth Beckler Gaiser Ms. Kathleen S. Gurzo Ms. Erin N. Kelly Ms. Hannah H. Leslie Ms. Julie S. MacCartee Ms. Margaret MacWhirter Mrs. Katherine Schriver Mense Mrs. Megan Stewart Sanders Ms. Jessica C. Siri Mrs. Christina Pearson Washington Mrs. Sarah Vogel Weise

Class of 2002 • 8% Ms. Bridget C. Campbell Mrs. Elizabeth TenHoeve Friddell Ms. Constance G. Maslyar Ms. Caitlin J. Miller Dr. Patricia M. Notario Ms. Elizabeth Rodriguez

Class of 2003 • 43% Mrs. Julia Rumford Bethune Ms. Anna K. Borchardt Mrs. Brittany Coale Bourassa Ms. Devin C. Carey

Ms. Arden J. Kern Ms. Kourtney O. Maher Ms. Kaitlin R. McTighe Ms. Caroline E. O’Sullivan Ms. Jenelle E. Oxendine Ms. Elizabeth A. Pierce Ms. Courtney E. Rosica Ms. Brenna A. Sparks Ms. Nicole N. Virgo-Carter Ms. Kristin P. Viswanathan Mrs. Michelle Peters Wellington

Class of 2005 • 21% Ms. Eleanore A. Alexander Ms. Mariam Al-Hamad Ms. Gabriella Barrow Ms. Anne Campbell Ms. Mary Hayden Cullen Ms. Karen Farrell Ms. Madeline T. Jordan Mrs. Madeline Kearns Keegan Ms. Katherine K. McMackin Ms. Linda T. Pear Ms. Sinthamani S. Rajasingham Ms. Mary Ellen Rubino Ms. Kathryn E. Tomlin-Mathews Ms. Susan M. Watkins Mrs. Mara Osher Weinstein Ms. Jessica Young

Class of 2006 • 15% Class of 2004 • 22% Ms. Nadia Aksentijevich Ms. Maria T. Boucas Mrs. Courtney Holland Connor Mrs. Katherine Gorman Denby Ms. Christine B. Hawes Mrs. Paige Maslen Janes

Ms. Carolyn Adamik Ms. Amanda Craig Ms. Madaline S. Donnelly Ms. Helen B. El-Khouri Ms. Cameron C. Ford Mrs. Catherine Troost Hite Ms. Kellyn Mahan

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Ms. Deirdre A. Aaron Mrs. Jamelle Royster Conley Ms. Rikah M. Grijalva Mrs. Alanna Mazzarella Hart

Class of 2001 • 24%

Ms. Meaghan M. Carrigan Ms. Victoria R. Clinton Mrs. Bethany Schraml Czaja Ms. Marie T. C. De La Cruz Mrs. Claire Connors DiGirolamo Ms. Katelan M. Doyle Ms. Adele M. El-Khouri Mrs. Bailey Falcone Mrs. Tara O’Connor Foley Mrs. Justine M. Fortkiewicz Mrs. Meagan Barry Gallagher Mrs. Michelle Duplinsky Garvin Mrs. Katherine Freund Hailey Mrs. Sara-Blake Fornaciari Jernigan Ms. Meghan E. King Ms. Daphne L. Kiplinger Ms. Meghan M. Mouser Ms. Meghan M. Mullen Ms. Brigid S. Myler Ms. Sophia C. Peters Ms. Anangu N. Rajasingham Mrs. Mary McGuinness Saxon Mrs. Emily Bates Sullivan Mrs. Rosemarie Calabro Tully Ms. Megan E. Vassallo Ms. Danielle M. Vreeland Ms. Juna L. M. Wallace Mrs. Kelly Morgan Wilder Ms. Julia M. Wilkerson Ms. Jamie S. Williams

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Mrs. Theda Doane Bagdon Ms. Amy Marie Clarke Mrs. Karin A. Schultz Fuqua Ms. Chantal Katherine Garcia Mrs. Christine Breen Keffer Mrs. Christina Perez Osberg Dr. Elizabeth Kopits Teamey

Mrs. Amelia Stephens Clark Ms. Candice Briece Doyle Mrs. Meaghan Canton Feder Mrs. Marisa Sellinger Fisher Ms. Kari L. Ginsburg Ms. Maria Kessides Ms. Christine Anne Kettmer Ms. Anne K. Lawrence Mrs. Kathleen Rice Lowenthal Ms. Lauren E. Manning Mrs. Christine Freund McHugh Mrs. Julie Thurston Ott Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Reilly Mrs. Charlotte M. E. Walker-Said

Ms. Anna C. Kavaliunas Mrs. Denise Menaker Myler Mrs. Charity Maclay Price Mrs. Alison Masciuch Simon Mrs. Catherine P. VanCise

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Ms. Kristen Manderscheid Ms. Jamie Menaker Ms. Melissa Minshall Mrs. Elena Roth Murphy Mrs. Erika Manderscheid Schutzman Ms. Marie Wilkerson

Class of 2007 • 15% Ms. Blaire C. Butcher Ms. Megan E. Fitzgerald Ms. Aveen N. Karim Ms. Caitlin E. Kearney Ms. Jeanna S. Kim Ms. Garrett M. LaCivita Ms. Kristina M. Madarang Ms. Courtney E. McGlynn Ms. Anna G. Mysliwiec Ms. Mary K. Riley Ms. Laila E. Sharafi Ms. Cara A. Sullivan

Class of 2008 • 15% Ms. Elizabeth R. Brown Ms. Alina M. Chester Ms. Molly H. Deale Ms. Renee R. Green Ms. Carolyn J. Henderson Ms. Haley V. Holden Ms. Mary C. King Mrs. Sarah Omenitsch Larson Ms. Rachael R. Moss Ms. Patricia M. Richey Ms. Robyn N. Schwartzman Ms. Amanda Ridgley Zingone

Class of 2009 • 10% Ms. Meredith J. Bates Ms. Elizabeth Dorn Ms. Samantha B. Firstenberg Ms. Kimberly A. Goh Ms. Stephane Guerrier Ms. Victoria M. Lyons Ms. Ann E. Pulizzi

Class of 2010 • 11%

Class of 2011 • 16% Ms. Alexandra L. Burris Ms. Jennifer Ferrigno Ms. Jacqueline Firstenberg Ms. Grace Hamilton Ms. Madeline M. McCormick Ms. Meredith Plaine Ms. Julia Schmitz Ms. Cathleen M. Sullivan Ms. Julia M. Sullivan Ms. Kayla G. Van Scoy Ms. Colleen E. Zorc

Ms. Hannah M. Greene Ms. Elizabeth A. Omenitsch Ms. Kelly M. Seegers

Class of 2013 • 4% Ms. Kelly A. Falvey Ms. Megan H. Howell Ms. Natalie K. Kronfli

Class of 2014 • 15% Ms. Anna M. Blockowicz Ms. Lindsay B. Bratun Ms. Anna C. Calogero Ms. Sofia M. Daboub Ms. Jennifer A. Flanagan Ms. Alyssa M. Granger Ms. Grace C. Hills Ms. Allison M. Ingram Ms. Jamie E. Myrose Ms. Madeleine B. Taylor Ms. Natalie A. Tobias

Class of 2015 • 12% Ms. Francesca Dahut Ms. Kallie Drewyer Ms. Amanda Grolig Ms. Madeline Kane Ms. Kathleen Ledecky Ms. Margaret McMahon Ms. Virginia Rayder Ms. Taylor Wynn Ms. Meghan Zorc

Parents of Alumnae

Mrs. Mary F. Patrick and Mr. John A. Garate Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Perez Mrs. Alexis Piper-Guerrier and Mr. Jose Guerrier Mr. and Mrs. Peter Piringer Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Pressel Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Rayder Mr. James Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Boies Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Roche Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Rock Mrs. Anne Brown Rodgers ’72 and Mr. Richard Rodgers Dr. and Mrs. James Ronan Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Royster Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruff IIISH Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ruffin Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rumford III Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scalia Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Schriver Dr. and Mrs. Guillermo SchultzSH Mr. and Mrs. William W. Scott Dr. and Mrs. James Scully Mr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Seegers Ms. Donna Marie Seyfried and Mr. Robert Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert ShafferSH Mr. and Mrs. Mark N. Shank Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Shields ’66 Dr. Loretta Shpunt and Mr. William Cannon Drs. Anne and Joseph Shrout Mr. Richard K. Shullaw Ms. Kathleen Hallahan Smith ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith ’62 Ms. Wendi H. Spellman Mr. and Mrs. Bret D. Stine Mr. and Mrs. Russell Strand Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stull ’69 Mrs. Holly Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. J. Thiel Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Sullivan Ms. Marissa Tan and Mr. Preston Rico Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Taylor ’79 Ms. Laura E. TeranSH and Mr. Benito ZapataSH Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Thurston Ms. Vicki Ticktin and Mr. Tom Westrick Ms. Agnes Timbol Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Tobias Ms. Sara D. Trujillo ’76 and Mr. Gerard L. Lederer Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Valaik Mr. and Mrs. David Y. Van Scoy Mr. James A. Vidas Drs. Gabrielle Virgo-Carter and Ernest Carter Dr. Stefanie and Mr. Richard Vogel Ms. Kim Marinelli Vreeland ’74 Ms. Jeanne Marcotte Wagner ’84 Ms. Vicki Warren and Mr. Costas Avrakotos Drs. Maree Webster and Michael Knable Drs. Susan and James Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wendel Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Willingham Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Steven Worth Mrs. Jacklyn Mitchell Wynn and Mr. Jerome Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Zepp Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zingone Drs. Lori and Thomas Zorc Mrs. Pamela McCullough Zusi ’62

Faculty and Staff Mr. Ricardo Alfonso Ms. Amanda Allman Ms. Gillian Amoako-Atta Mrs. Margaret Anderson Mr. Karl Austin Mrs. Katherine Balaban Ms. Patricia Baldini Mr. Hector Barrera Mrs. Monica Barry Mrs. Giovanna Basney Mrs. Barbara Beachler Mr. and Ms. John Bellaschi Mr. Jose Bello-Ruiz Mrs. Diane Berman Ms. Kate Bigler Ms. Judith A. Bishop Ms. Carla A. Bosco ’89 Dr. Danielle Brabazon Mrs. Sarah Bramble Mrs. Maria Bravo-Cubillan Mrs. Susan Hilliard Brewer ’87 Ms. Lauren Brownlee Mr. Zacharie Bruyas Ms. Margaret Bollo Ms. Joan E. Burnes Mrs. Patricia A. Byers Mrs. Victoria Capehart Mrs. Dori H. Cappel Mrs. Joanna C. Caudle Dr. Michael R. Cavey Mrs. Nicole Escudero Christenson ’87 Mrs. Deanne Ciatto Mrs. Amy Ciccone Mrs. Patricia Cleary Mrs. Susan Coffman-King Mrs. Gillian Coppock Mrs. Emma Cowan Ms. Michael Anne Cullen ’95 Mrs. Lauren Davidson Ms. Heather Dempsey Ms. Kelly Donaghue ’92 Mrs. Ann-Marie Wells Dorsey ’92 Dr. Jeanne Downey-Vanover Mr. Thomas Doyle Ms. Isabelle Drake Mrs. Brenda Enzler English Mrs. Julia C. Ewart Mrs. Nancy Fazio Mrs. Kathleen M. Flood Ms. Corinne Fogg Ms. Stephany Fontanone Mrs. Margaret Frazier Mrs. Ann A. Freniere Mrs. Deborah Fusco Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Garcez Mrs. Marie Gehringer Mrs. June Gentilcore Mrs. Kathryn Bonner Gillick ’89 Ms. Kathleen A. Glynn-Sparrow Ms. Teri R. Gonzales Mrs. Marisa Gorbsky Ms. Kathleen Gurzo ’01 Dr. Leslie Harlin Ms. Vaswati Hasson Mr. and Mrs. John Heetderks Dr. and Mrs. John Hogan Mrs. Dana L. Iandoli ’92 Mr. Cyrus Ishikawa

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Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Haglund ’81 Mr. and Mrs. William A. HamiltonSH Ms. Nancy Harris Dr. Ileana C. Herrell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hills ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Holden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Horning Dr. and Mrs. Roy C. Howell Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley III ’80 Mr. William R. Hyde, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram Ms. Susan P. JaquetSH and Mr. Philippe J. Marciniak Mrs. Ann Jones Mr. and Mrs. John J. KalagherSH Mrs. Renee Rizik Kalil Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kameros Dr. Glen Kan Ms. Christine Nicolaides Kearns ’78 Ms. Kathryn Kelly and Mr. Frank Musica Mr. and Mrs. John D. Keppel Mrs. Crescence Courtney Kilcoyne ’54 Ms. Chrisellen R. Kolb and Mr. Charles J. Felker Dr. and Mrs. Saeed Kronfli Mr. David and Dr. Cynthia LaCivita Mr. and Mrs. John F. Leahy Mr. and Mrs. David Ledecky Ms. Carolyn Leep and Dr. James Lazar Mr. James K. Leslie Ms. Cynthia Lewis and Dr. Fred C. Bruhweiler Mr. and Mrs. Duane T. Linville Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Lydon Drs. Cynthia and Charles Macri Mr. and Mrs. Donald MaibergerSH Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Manderscheid Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kent MangoldSH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mariani Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. MasseySH Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mathews, Jr. Dr. Patricia May Mr. and Mrs. James McInerney Dr. and Mrs. A. Bruce McKay Mr. and Mrs. John J. McMackin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McMahon ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Menaker Ms. Kathleen Merlo and Mr. Daniel Ilisevich Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Miller Ms. Sarah A. Miller and Mr. Michael J. King Mr. and Mrs. James S. Minogue IIISH Ms. Joan Morningstar and Mr. Timothy Lynes Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Morrow Mrs. Karen C. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John Myler ’64 Ms. Joyce Nwabudike Ms. Nancy Morrison O’Connor Dr. James F. O’Donnell Mrs. Sara P. O’Neil-Manion ’68 and Mr. William C. Manion Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Olsen Mrs. Elizabeth C. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Omenitsch Mrs. Barbara Falge Openshaw ’53 Mr. Deepak T. Pai Mrs. Rekha D. Pai Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pannell Mr. P. David Pappert Mr. and Mrs. George Parakamannil Ms. Patricia Paterno and Mr. T. Mark Flanagan

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Mr. and Mrs. James M. Aaron ’66 Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepherdson Abell Mr. and Mrs. Christos T. Antoniou Dr. and Mrs. G.A. Balfour Hon. and Mrs. William P. Barr Mrs. James H. Bastian Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Baumann Drs. Sofia Patricia Becerra and Vicente Notario Richard W. Beckler Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Besozzi Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Black Mr. and Mrs. Joel Blockowicz Mr. and Mrs. J. Tyler Blue Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boland Mr. and Mrs. James Boler† Mr. and Mrs. George M. Borababy Dr. and Mrs. William K. Brems Mr. and Mrs. Antonio J. Brito Mrs. Alicia BrownSH Mrs. Wilma L. Burris Mr. and Mrs. Antonino Calabro Mrs. Valerie Calogero Drs. Kathleen and Louis Cantilena Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. CantonSH Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Carrigan Ms. Heather Cave and Mr. Richard J. Miranda Hon. and Mrs. James C. Cawood, Jr. ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cholis, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Chu Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Clark Mr. Kevin and Dr. Nancy Clark Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Clarke

Dr. Maureen P. Cleary ’70 and Mr. Thomas K. Richey Mrs. Patricia Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Conley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Consilvio Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Core Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cormack Mr. and Mrs. John Cotter Mr. and Mrs. David Craig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cubbage III Ms. Claire Cunningham and Mr. Philip Ward Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Curt Dr. and Mrs. William Dahut Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davidsen ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Davidson Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dealy Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Denger ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Robert Devaney ’57 Mr. and Mrs. John Devine Mr. and Mrs. David D. DiBari Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Angel B. Divino Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Doane Ms. Erin P. Donovan and Mr. Robert W. Goodson Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Doyle Drs. Ellen M. Dugan ’70 and Dennis A. Cullen Dr. Mary Margaret Dugan ’69 Mrs. Donna Duke Mr. and Mrs. Samir El-Khouri Mr. and Mrs. Edward Emerson Drs. Maura Emerson and Guillermo Olivos Mr. and Mrs. Mario Escudero ’56 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Falvey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farmer Mrs. Cathleen Farr ’57 Mrs. Joyce Keogh Farr ’55† Dr. and Mrs. Paul Farrell, Jr. Ms. Mary FehligSH Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Feller Ms. Denise Ferrenz and Mr. Peter N. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Flood Mr. and Mrs. Lance Ford ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Frampton Dr. and Mrs. David S. Freitag Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gasaway Ms. Joconde Gaubert and Mr. Gérald Jean-Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Art Gehringer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Geier ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gentilcore Mrs. Deborah J. Georgetti-Piro and Mr. Ernest J. Piro Mr. and Mrs. John Gilner Mr. and Mrs. F. Anthony Glowacki Mr. and Mrs. Ned D. Goldberg Dr. and Mrs. Steven Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gosnell Mr. and Mrs. Barry Granger Mr. and Mrs. William C. Gray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Green Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greissing ’68 Mr. John H. Grover Mrs. Maria Guillen-PetersSH and Mr. R. Kyle Peters Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Gunther

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Ms. Beatriz Albornoz Ms. Katherine Black Ms. Mia Feller Ms. Anna E. Gasaway Ms. Elizabeth Gerber Ms. Rose Greissing Ms. Erin B. Mathews Ms. Anastasia K. Poulos Mr. Thomas Richey

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Friends of Stone Ridge A special thank you to the many friends, alumnae grandparents, great-grandparents, Children of Mary, and past faculty and staff who continue to support Stone Ridge.

Dr. and Mrs. Guillermo SchultzSH Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Shafer Mrs. Katherine Simpson Alma Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Sonner Mr. and Mrs. Darren S. Soodak ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Ned Strauser Mr. Joseph W. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stull ’69 Istvan and Jolan Szmetena Mrs. Maxine Tanous Patricia Tartaglia Dr. Elizabeth A. Teamey ’94 and Mr. Kyle Teamey Mr. and Mrs. W. Randolph Teslik Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas Ms. Agnes Timbol Mr. and Mrs. David Valaik Mrs. Marie Riordan Van Wyk ’48 Ms. Patricia Vogel Mrs. Geralyn Weinberger Dr. Beverley Robinson Wheeler ’72 Mr. and Mrs. George G. Wolohojian Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Wraase ’70 Mrs. Pamela McCullough Zusi ’62

Sustaining Donors We are most grateful to the following donors for contributing to Stone Ridge for the past 10 or more consecutive years.

I’m grateful for the generations before me who supported Stone Ridge and allowed me an amazing experience here.

I owe it to the next generation to do the same.

Daphne Kiplinger ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip K. Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Miller Ms. Sarah A. Miller and Mr. Michael J. King Mrs. Mary Frances O’Connor Moriarty ’48 Mr. and Mrs. George Moriarty ’65 Ms. Joan Morningstar and Mr. Timothy Lynes Ms. Margaret Morton ’69 and Mr. Robert Babbitt Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Muñoz ’61 Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy ’76 Ms. Brigid S. Myler ’03 Mr. and Mrs. John Myler ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Olsen Mrs. Elizabeth C. Olson Karen Olson, RSCJSH Mrs. Nancy Bradford Ordway ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Osberg ’94 Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Pane Mr. P. David Pappert Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pearlman ’60 Ms. Sophia C. Peters ’03 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Powers ’78 Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Rayder Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rebovich Dr. Amy C. Richardson ’72 Dr. Laura L. Richardson ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Steven V. Roberts ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Romano Ms. Mary Ellen Ruff ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruff IIISH Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rumford III Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John Sateri Mr. and Mrs. Martin N. Schaller ’61 Dr. and Mrs. Guillermo SchultzSH Drs. Zavia and Stuart Scott Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Shields ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Shiverick ’78 Ms. Maria Shriver ’73 Mr. Richard K. Shullaw Mrs. Katherine Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Spina ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stanislav ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strumpen-Darrie ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stull ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Suk Mrs. Holly Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. J. Thiel Sullivan Ms. Suzanne M. Sullivan ’93 Ms. Gina Talamona and Mr. Mark Polla Ms. Marissa Tan and Mr. Preston Rico Mr. and Mrs. Matt Taylor ’98 Mr. and Mrs. W. Randolph Teslik Ms. Sandra Theunick ’64 Mrs. Margaret Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Thompson ’76

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Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepherdson Abell Ms. Patricia Aiken-O’Neill ’62 and Dr. John O’Neill Ms. Gillian Amoako-Atta and Mr. Andrew Atta Mr. and Mrs. Allan Anderson Dr. and Mrs. John Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Christos T. Antoniou Ms. Alexandra Armstrong ’56 Mrs. Jennifer Chalmers Balbach ’87 and Mr. Carl Teo Balbach Mr. and Mrs. John Baldini Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Barry Mrs. Leonora Rocca Bernheisel ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Besozzi Mr. and Mrs. J. Tyler Blue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bolster, Jr. ’46† Mrs. Robert L. Cahill, Jr. ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Donny Carmichael ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr Mrs. Esther Christmas Cassidy ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Cass Walker Christenson ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Chu Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Clark Ms. Nancy Lewis Clark ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Conley, Sr. Mrs. Lisa Walters Conlon ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cormack Ms. Amanda Craig ’06 Mrs. Patricia Devereux Crowley ’52 Ms. Carla Cullati and Mr. Laerte Leiroz Ms. Claire Cunningham and Mr. Philip Ward Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Curt Dr. and Mrs. William Dahut Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dealy Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Denger ’67 Mr. and Mrs. John Devine Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Doane Mr. and Mrs. A. Redmond Doms, Jr. ’64

Mrs. Dolores Vaca Donihi ’64 Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas Ms. Juliet Drake and Mr. William W. McClure Drs. Ellen M. Dugan ’70 and Dennis A. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Erin Ersenkal ’96 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farmer Mrs. Elizabeth Farr Dr. and Mrs. Richard Fazio Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett Fitzpatrick ’79 Dr. and Mrs. Eamon Flanagan ’58 Mr. and Mrs. David Foshee ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Frampton Ms. Marilynn Jean Fuller ’65 Patricia Geuting, RSCJ ’52 Ms. Elise C. Gillette ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gillick ’89 Mr. and Mrs. John Gilner Mr. and Mrs. David Giulieri ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glasgow ’48 Mr. and Mrs. F. Anthony Glowacki Mr. and Mrs. Ned D. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gosnell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greissing ’68 Ms. Virginia M. Hagan ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hansen Ms. Vaswati Hasson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hills ’84 Ms. Thelma Fox Hines ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Hobart Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hohman Mr. and Mrs. Cecil V. Hornbaker ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Horning Mr. and Mrs. Jon Howard Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley III ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Iandoli ’92 Ms. Susan P. JaquetSH and Mr. Philippe J. Marciniak Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Johnson ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Johnston ’64 Ms. Susan Suss Jones ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Jordan ’84 Mrs. Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 and Mr. James Karrels Mr. and Mrs. William F. Keeshan, Jr. ’54 Ms. Margaret Mary Keppel Kelley ’62 Ms. Kathryn Kelly and Mr. Frank Musica Ms. Chrisellen R. Kolb and Mr. Charles J. Felker Mr. and Mrs. John C. Leonard III ’64 Ms. Cynthia Lewis and Dr. Fred C. Bruhweiler Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lovallo ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lovett III ’80 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lynch ’55 Ms. Linda M. Lynch Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Manderscheid Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Maresca Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marks Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. MasseySH Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mathews, Jr. Ms. Eileen C. Mayer ’70 Ms. Linda D. McCabe-Pietrucha ’88 and Col. Michael Pietrucha Ms. Ellen A. McCarthy ’65 and Mr. Charles T. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Steven McCown ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGown ’52 Mr. and Mrs. William P. McInerny ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLean ’84 Mr. and Mrs. John J. McMackin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Menaker

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Mr. and Mrs. Arif Ahmed Ms. Patricia Aiken-O’Neill ’62 and Dr. John O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Victor I. Akagha Mr. and Mrs. Greg Akins Ms. Alida Anderson and Mr. Florencio Campello Mr. and Mrs. David R. Anderson Mrs. Carol Duffy Dr. Devereux Audilet Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Ball, Jr. ’52 Hon. and Mrs. William P. Barr Mr. Donald J. Barron Mrs. Silvia Bonta Ms. Mary H. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. James Brahaney Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brandaleone ’98 Mrs. Alicia BrownSH Ms. Margaret Bollo Ms. Aubrey L. Bursch and Mr. Jon McIntyre David G. Burton Mrs. Esther Christmas Cassidy ’51 Hon. and Mrs. James C. Cawood, Jr. ’54 Mrs. Patricia Cleary Mr. John Cogan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Collins Mrs. Patricia Devereux Crowley ’52 Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham ’62 Dr. Stacy Woods and Mr. Kent Cushenberry Mrs. Hannibal de Schmertzing Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Denger ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Devaney ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Kieran Doran ’87 Ms. Candice Briece Doyle ’99 Mrs. Carol Duffy Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dufief Drs. Ellen M. Dugan ’70 and Dennis A. Cullen Dr. Mary Margaret Dugan ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Dwyer Anne Dyer, RSCJ ’55 Dr. and Mrs. J. Jeffrey Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Mario Escudero ’56 Dr. Olga and Mr. Carl Fairfax ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fanning Mrs. Elizabeth Farr Mrs. Joyce Keogh Farr ’55† Ms. Maria N. Fisher and Mr. Charles R. Fendig Mr. and Mrs. David Fries Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Gallagher ’78 Graciela Garcia, PhD Mrs. Emmeline V. George Patricia Geuting, RSCJ ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gillick ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Greaser Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Green Ms. Catherine H. Hall Mr. and Mrs. John Hartigan Ms. Elena Hartmann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heder Mr. and Dr. Erland Heginbotham Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Henry ’81 Mr. David Hightrink Ms. Marie Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hilliard

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hills ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hotvedt Ms. Jeanine Hurley Jacqueline Ierardi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacocks Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jewett Mrs. Ann Jones Mr. and Mrs. John J. KalagherSH Mrs. Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 and Mr. James Karrels Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keegan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kenney Ms. Katherine duFief Keogh ’57 Mrs. Crescence Courtney Kilcoyne ’54 Ms. Christine Kuppens Ms. Libby Kurten and Mr. Viktor Vejins Ms. Christina K. Kyong Mr. Charles Lucht Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lunenfeld Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lynch ’55 Ms. Kathryn A. MacLane Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Mahoney ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marinoff Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marks Mr. Alan Mataldi Ms. Ellen A. McCarthy ’65 and Mr. Charles T. Howell Mrs. Catherine McClave Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. McConville Dr. and Mrs. A. Bruce McKay Mr. and Mrs. Hollis S. McLoughlin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Meakem Mr. and Mrs. Phillip K. Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Egge Michael Mr. John E. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moran Mrs. Mary Frances O’Connor Moriarty ’48 Mr. and Mrs. George Moriarty ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moses Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Muñoz ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Takahisa Murakami Mr. and Mrs. John Myler ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Namian Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Nelson Ms. Elizabeth L. Nottingham Ms. Sharon A. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Hara Karen Olson, RSCJSH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Parker Perennial Garden Club China Day Mr. and Mrs. Steve Power Mr. and Mrs. Montaneze L. Prather Ms. Patricia Prince Ms. Joan Quigley Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rebovich Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rejevich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riederer ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Steven V. Roberts ’60 Mrs. Roseanne RodilossoSH Dr. and Mrs. James Ronan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roth Mrs. Dolores Royston ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruff IIISH Mrs. Christine Coffey Ryan ’67 and Mr. Thomas Graham Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ryan Ms. Frances Costello Schreier ’56

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Mrs. Gisela M. Johnson Mrs. Heidi Johnson Ms. Renee Karlin Mrs. Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 Mrs. Madeline Kearns Keegan ’05 Mrs. Mary Sheila Keegan Mrs. Sharon Kenny Ms. Denise E. Key Mrs. Sarah Kiernan Mr. Scott Lawrence Mr. Anthony R. Lemon Ms. Catherine Lipka Ms. Linda McGill Lynch Mrs. Patricia Lynch Mrs. Frances Manderscheid Mrs. Jill Marks Mr. Malcolm McCluskey Mrs. Lorna Denger McMahon ’88 Mrs. Constance Shaffer Mitchell ’92 Ms. Marisela Montiel-Bodelle Ms. Anabelle Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Morgan Ms. Carla Nally Mrs. Mary Ruppe Nash ’83 Mr. Lee Newman Mrs. Caren Norris Ms. Susan O’Callaghan-Davis ’71 Mr. Thomas P. O’Hare Mr. Eric C. Osberg Mrs. Julie Thurston Ott ’99 Mrs. Judith Perez-Caro Mrs. Mary Power Mrs. Melissa C. Prather Ms. Katherine Prendergast Ms. Maria Puga Mr. Syed Raza Mr. Robert Redei Ms. Sharise N. Robinson Mrs. Angela Romano Mr. Peter Rook Mr. Patrick Sales Ms. Teresa Schaefer Mrs. Deborah D. Seegers Ms. Urvi Shah Mrs. Haylee Shaia Mrs. Lesley Sheldon Ms. Jennifer Shoemaker Ms. Kati Jo Spisak Ms. Emily Stewart Mrs. Caitlin Myler Taylor ’98 Mrs. Margaret Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Tobias Ms. LaShonda Torbert Mr. Robert A. Walker Mrs. Paula Warner Dr. J. Christian Weber Mrs. Brenda Wendel Mr. Richard Westerkamp Ms. Miranda Whitmore Mrs. Nancy Wiegand Mrs. Diane Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Winek Mrs. Beatrice Winter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woodard Mrs. Nancy Woodward Mrs. Cecile Worth Mr. Frank Wright Mrs. Lisa Zingone

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Daniel-Valdis Lubkans Fund This fund was created in 1987 in memory of the son of Catherine Hall and Andrejs Lubkans. Ms. Hall was a longtime English teacher in the Upper School. The fund supports the Lower School speaker series.

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Gerald Malia, a former trustee and president of the Fathers’ Club and his wife, Kaki Carolan Malia ’53, a former president of the Stone Ridge Alumnae Board, set up this scholarship in honor of Mr. Malia’s parents.

The Malia’s three daughters, Mary Catherine Malia Higgins ’78, Carolan Malia Taylor ’79, and Elizabeth Malia ’83, are Stone Ridge graduates. This grant is awarded to a student entering the Upper School from the Middle School.

Ms. Raphaël M. Bastian ’83 and Mr. James Boink Mrs. Elizabeth Malia Calhoun ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Thurston Ms. Kathryn E. Tomlin-Mathews ’05 Mrs. Marie Riordan Van Wyk ’48 Drs. Gabrielle Virgo-Carter and Ernest Carter Dr. Stefanie and Mr. Richard Vogel Ms. Jeanne Marcotte Wagner ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Warner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wellington ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wendel Mrs. Sheryl A. Watkins Wilbon ’84 and Mr. Michael Wilbon Ms. Jennifer Wildt ’96 and Mr. Graham Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Will Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Winkler Mrs. Diane Duffield Wood ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Young ’81 Drs. Lori and Thomas Zorc

Special Gifts and Endowments Gifts that establish or contribute to awards and endowments contribute greatly to the health of the School through the professional growth and talent of teachers, the enrichment of a particular subject’s curriculum, and/or designated funds to support financial aid for students.

Alexandra Armstrong Scholarship Fund

Chapel Fund Contributions to this fund support and maintain our beautiful Chapel in Hamilton House.

The Carlette Engel De Janosi Scholarship Fund

Sandra Dubinsky Scholarship Fund Named in honor of former Director of Admission Sandra B. Dubinsky, this fund supports financial aid for students at Stone Ridge.

The Thomas and Barbara Hoy Fund for Faculty Development is an endowed fund established by Christine Hoy Gosnell ’79 (mother of Charlotte ’14) and Elizabeth Hoy Shiverick ’78 (mother of Liza Reetz ’11—91st Street) in honor of their parents. Thomas and Barbara greatly value the role that a Sacred Heart education played in their lives and continues to play in the lives of their granddaughters. Income from the fund supports the ongoing growth of the faculty at Stone Ridge.

Anne Dyer, RSCJ Scholarship Fund Through an initial generous donation from the Kiplinger Foundation in November 2000, this fund has been named to honor the thirty-eight years (19682006) of stewardship and service of Sr. Anne Dyer to Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart. It is Sr. Dyer’s wish that this fund be her legacy and that deserving girls who might not otherwise be able to attend Stone Ridge receive a Sacred Heart education in her name.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Baxter ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Maresca

Employee Critical Needs Fund Contributions to this fund help offset yearly expenses to address staff members’ needs that are not covered by Stone Ridge long-term and short-term disability benefits.

John C. Kavanagh Scholarship Fund Established in April 1986 by John C. Kavanagh’s daughters, Mary Kavanagh Sherry, Anne Kavanagh Stroh, Marcia Kavanagh Dodge, Carol Kavanagh McGinley ’66, Patricia Kavanagh ’67, Maureen Kavanagh Goldstein ’70, and Kathryn Kavanagh Baran ’72, this fund offers financial assistance to a student in need.

Mr. and Mrs. Jan Baran ’72 Dr. Patricia Kavanagh ’67 and Mr. James Grant Ms. Ellen A. McCarthy ’65 and Mr. Charles T. Howell Mr. Paul and Hon. Carol McGinley ’66

Koonz Scholarship Fund Established in 1987, this fund provides financial assistance to an Upper School student.

Julian E. Gillespie, Jr. Athletic Fund Patricia Krane Memorial Fund

Sister Irene Good Scholarship Fund

Diana Scully Lee Memorial Fund

This fund is named for Sister Irene Good, who lived and worked at Stone Ridge on two different occasions for nearly fifteen years. Sister Good is most remembered for her love of mathematics and her unique ability to teach the subject.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Good

This fund was established in 1985 by Dr. and Mrs. James H. Scully to honor their daughter, Diana Scully Lee ’65, who died in her early thirties. It provides a scholarship in memory of Mrs. Lee, who is remembered by her family and friends as a vibrant woman and mother of three.

Mrs. Paris Keena Scott ’74

This fund was established for Patricia Krane, who joined the Stone Ridge faculty in the Lower School in 1972. Mrs. Krane, who died in 1987, is best remembered for her gift of teaching young people to memorize and recite poetry that would remain with them for the rest of their lives.

Maureen Coffey Wood Fund

The Thomas Allen Manfuso Faculty Development Fund

This fund, in memory of Maureen Coffey Wood ’62, was established by her family—Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Coffey (Mary Catherine Mudell ’34), Christine Coffey Ryan ’67, and Anne Coffey Proctor ’69—to support the efforts of the guidance department.

This endowed fund established by John A. Manfuso, Jr. in memory of the late Thomas Allen Manfuso, supports professional development for English teachers.

Wendy M. Wright Endowed Scholarship Fund

Marie McCarthy Scholarship Fund This fund is named for Marie McCarthy, a graduate of Newton Academy, who taught chemistry at Stone Ridge for twenty-five years. Mrs. McCarthy designed and implemented the first science curriculum for the Middle and Upper Schools at Stone Ridge and was named 1988 Chemistry Teacher of the Year. At her request upon her retirement in 1988, a scholarship was established in her name to offer financial assistance to students in need.

Dr. and Mrs. John Anderson

McComas Fund The McComas Fund was established in 1998 with a gift from Louis McComas. The fund encourages the study of economics at Stone Ridge.

Mother Mouton Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Boland initiated this fund with a major gift in 1985. Mother Odeide Mouton, who holds a special place in the memory of many alumnae, served as headmistress of Stone Ridge form 1957-1968.

She spent her last years in a retirement community for the Religious of the Sacred Heart in California.

Schultz Fund The Schultz Fund, established in 1995 by Dr. and Mrs. Gullermo Schultz, is a fund that provides financial support for programs and tools designed to help students with learning differences.

Dr. and Mrs. Guillermo SchultzSH Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Will

St. Madeleine Sophie Faculty Enrichment Fund This fund, established by an anonymous donor, provides funds for faculty study, travel, and other forms of enrichment.

Joan McNeil Tambasco Scholarship Fund This fund was established in loving memory of Joan McNeil Tambasco by her husband, Anthony

This fund was established by the family and friends of Wendy M. Wright upon her retirement in 2002.

After thirty-two years of service to Stone Ridge, Mrs. Wright is remembered especially as the head of the Lower School. The fund supports tuition assistance of a Lower School student.

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Hic et Nunc The Hic et Nunc Society (Here and Now) has been established to recognize individuals and families who have made provisions for future gifts to Stone Ridge through their estate plans. By becoming a member of this society, you are serving as an inspiration for others to make similar gifts to uphold the tradition of a Sacred Heart education that began more than two hundred years ago with St. Madeleine Sophie Barat.

Ms. Alexandra Armstrong ’56 Mrs. Leonora Rocca Bernheisel ’55 Mr. Jerry Bullock Ms. Frances B. Call ’58 Dr. and Mrs. Jose Tarcisio M. Carneiro Ms. Nancy Lewis Clark ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Denger ’67 Dr. and Mrs. Chester A. DiLallo Mrs. Catherine S. Dott Mr. and Mrs. James V. Durkin Estate of Anne Newby Williams Dr. Olga and Mr. Carl Fairfax ’58 Dr. and Mrs. David S. Freitag Mr. Wiley N. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Albert R. Jonsen ’57 Ms. Margaret Mary Keppel Kelley ’62 Ms. Marie Isabel Laurion ’88 Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Manderscheid Mrs. Dominique Verheyen Martinet ’62 Mrs. Mary Jane Maslyar Ms. Eileen C. Mayer ’70 Dr. Helen Fox Moody ’65 Mrs. Mary Frances O’Connor Moriarty ’48 Mrs. Nancy Bradford Ordway ’56 Ms. Penelope E. Prior ’88 Dr. Amy C. Richardson ’72

Gifts in Kind Mr. Jose Bello-Ruiz Ms. Patricia Davis Mr. and Mrs. F. Anthony Glowacki Dr. Roxene and Mr. Tim Kastens Ms. Elise McHugh-Joyce and Mr. Michael Joyce

Corporate, Matching, and Foundation Gifts The School’s ability to continue meeting its goals for students is greatly enhanced by the gifts bestowed by family foundations and trusts, and the philanthropic programs of major corporations and charitable foundations.

Businesses, Corporations, and Organizations Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart Ease Technologies Harris Teeter Morgan Stanley Target United Technologies United Way of Greater Atlanta United Way of Rhode Island United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania United Way of the National Capital Area Vanguard Charitable Vanguard Community Fund Wells Fargo Community Support United Way Campaign

Foundations Alagia Family Foundation AmazonSmile America’s Charities Distribution Account Ayco Charitable Foundation Balbach Family Foundation Delaware Community Foundation Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund First Eagle Investment Management Foundation Gulf Coast Community Foundation Matan Family Foundation, Inc. McKesson Foundation, Inc. National Philanthropic Trust The Andreas Foundation The Dealy Foundation, Inc. The James M. Johnston Trust The John Doar Foundation The Kiplinger Foundation The Lemon Foundation The M&T Charitable Foundation The Rosenfeld Rumford Steckler Family Foundation Inc. The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving The Shelter Hill Foundation

Matching Gifts Adobe Systems Incorporated Bank of America Foundation Barclays Educational Gift Matching Program Capital One Gannett Foundation The Matching Gift Center

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This fund was set up following the sudden and untimely death in 1982 of Julian Gillespie, the father of four SR alumnae: Joan Gillespie Swift ’78, Ellen Clare Gillespie Dreyer ’79, Elizabeth Gillespie Billings ’80, and Julie Gillespie Sanders ’82. Proceeds are used to support the athletic department.

Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Joan Gillespie Swift ’78

Nadide Wetzler, a longtime friend to the Stone Ridge community and mother of Nadia ’89 and Andrea ’91, died January 1992. Her family sponsored this memorial fund.

Other Gifts

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This endowed scholarship was established by Madeleine Engel de Janosi McMullan ’46 and her husband, James, in memory of Mrs. McMullan’s mother, who was a French teacher at “1719.” The fund provides scholarship aid to an Upper School student.

This fund was established in 1985 by a major contribution from Mr. Edward Dickinson to be used at the discretion of the Head of School. It has become a source of tuition assistance for students in need.

The Thomas and Barbara Hoy Fund for Faculty Development

Nadine Wetzler Scholarship Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rumford III Mrs. Eileen M. Trevisan Mrs. Sheryl A. Watkins Wilbon ’84 Ms. Cynthia Wright and Mr. Joseph Fraundorfer

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This fund was established by Alexandra Armstrong ’56 to provide tuition assistance especially in situations when a student is met with unexpected financial need.

Ms. Alexandra Armstrong ’56

Dickinson Scholarship Fund

Tambasco. Joan joined the Middle School faculty at Stone Ridge in 1981 and taught Social Studies and Religion before retiring in 1996. Joan is remembered for her deep faith and her talent to bring out the best in people—especially young people. In true Sacred Heart tradition, Joan set clear standards and challenged her students to be creative thinkers and empowered leaders. She was truly a beloved teacher.

Dr. Anthony J. Tambasco

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Global Impact Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. The Merck Company Foundation Matching Gift Program Salesforce.org Sanofi aventis T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation, Inc. The Kiplinger Foundation Verizon Services Corp.

Wells Fargo Foundation Wiley Rein & Fielding, LLP

Restricted Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Bell Bessemer Trust Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boles ’90 Mr. Brian Duffy Mrs. Carol Duffy Ms. Caroline E. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Hayes ’73 Ms. Marie Isabel Laurion ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Mayfield Mr. and Mrs. Eric McKim Mr. Harold T. McLemore Mrs. Mary Frances O’Connor Moriarty ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nicholson Ms. Susan O’Callaghan-Davis ’71 and Mr. Kevin Davis Mrs. Roseanne RodilossoSH Drs. Zavia and Stuart Scott Mr. Daniel L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Suarez

Honor and Memorial Gifts Thank you to the parents, alumnae, faculty, students and friends who paid tribute to someone special in their lives by making an honor or memorial gift that is not only meaningful, but impactful as well.

Gifts have been received in honor of:

Gifts have been received in memory of:

Gators Go Turf Donors

Special Events "Hooray for Hollywood" Auction Sponsors Ease Technologies The Andreas Foundation - Mrs. Sandra Andreas McMurtrie Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Attiliis Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bellaman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Donatelli ’88 Ms. Maureen Gormley and Mr. James Kinkead Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. Hollensteiner Mr. and Mrs. George M. Kappaz Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Matan Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Porto Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Chet Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Adam Volanth Mr. and Mrs. Ki Sung Yoon Drs. Lori and Thomas Zorc

Golf and Tennis Classic Sponsors PLATINUM CFI Group - US—Scott and Kammie Bell CMG–Martin Payne Robert and Anna Trone—Sophia ’20

GOLD Blue and Gold Boosters Grade Line Engineering Whiting-Turner

SILVER Anchor Construction Ease Technologies Normandy Carpet Ridgewells Catering

SCOREBOARD The Ledecky Family (Katie ’15) Rock Spring Contracting

BEVERAGE CART The Brewer Family Sun Dun Office Refreshments SWORKIT The Quinn Family Think Food Group

The Posniewski Family The Yang Family

2015-2016 Volunteers & Special Committees This year’s success is due in large part to the hard work and dedication of the many volunteers who believe in and support the School’s Sacred Heart mission. It would not have been possible without the hundreds of hours given by talented and generous volunteers.

Board of Trustees Executive Committee Karen Dahut William Farmer, Treasurer Patricia Geuting, RSCJ Catherine Ronan Karrels (ex officio) Helene Rayder, Vice-chair, Secretary Mark Richardson, Chair

Audit Committee

Higher Logic

William Farmer Catherine Ronan Karrels (ex officio) Charles Mathews, Chair Eric Osberg (staff ) Mark Richardson Rich Vogel Benito Zapata

PUTTING GREEN

Committee on Trustees

LONG DRIVE

Knowledge Analytics Tri-State Stone

DRIVING RANGE RE/MAX—Dale Rickenbach

TENNIS COURTS Montgomery Eye Center Stone Ridge Varsity Tennis Think Food Group The Winkler Family Total Wine Universal Floors

HOLE Annelise Coffin ’16 and Family Country Club Lawn and Landscape Crowell & Moring LLP—Bryan Brewer Georgetown Preparatory School Golf 4 Kids Academy Mater Dei School MK Catering Carmen Perry ’16 Stone Ridge Fourth Grade Soccer Team Stone Ridge Golf Team Stone Ridge SRPA Executive Committee Stone Ridge Varsity Lacrosse Team The Ayers Family The Giulieri Family The Hilliard Family The Zorc Family Sarah Vogel Weise ’01 & Linna Weise ’30 Universal Floors

FRIENDS The Jenkins Family The Lindstrom Family The Miranda Family

Elizabeth Davidsen Catherine Ronan Karrels (ex officio) Anna Marie Parisi-Trone Helene Rayder, Chair Amy Richardson Mark Richardson Gabrielle Virgo-Carter

Development Committee Karen Dahut, Chair Elizabeth Davidsen Kristen Hohman Catherine Ronan Karrels (ex officio) Christina Kearns Christine Myers Melissa Prather (staff ) Mark Richardson Betsy Shiverick

Finance Committee David Bates William Farmer, Chair Kristin Hohman Catherine Ronan Karrels (ex officio) Ned Krause Gene Massey Eric Osberg (staff ) Mark Richardson Harvey Seegers Kathryn Stewart

Head of School Evaluation Committee William Farmer Charles Mathews Mark Richardson, Chair Harvey Seegers

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Anonymous Shazaad Ally and Catherine Regan Jose and Patricia Andres Don and Maria Baker Michael and Carolann Bellaman Ann and Bob Bittman Michael and Pamela Boland Tom and Bethann Brault Bryan and Susan Brewer Mr. and Mrs. David Brigati Mr. and Mrs. David Byers Drs. Ernest Carter and Gabrielle Virgo-Carter Frank and Deanne Ciatto Mrs. Allison Alexander and Mr. Gregory Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew N. Cook Thomas (T.L.) and Nicole Cubbage Mr. and Mrs. Juan Jose Daboub Dorsey Davidge Joseph and Ellen Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Denger David and Kitty Di Martino Joy J. Dorsey Dr. Ellen Dugan and Dr. Dennis Cullen Donna M. Duke Ali Fassihi and Angela Noguera Ms. Samantha Firstenberg ’09 Meagan Gallagher Marie and Art Gehringer Gary and Leslie Gosnell Mike Gozycki and Allyson Kreter Gozycki ’92 Edward F. Greissing, Jr., Elisabeth K. Greissing and Kirby Greissing Joe and Kristie Haley Gregory and June Drummond Harrington Geof and Beth Hobart Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Ida Hsu Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Johnson III Donald R. and Lisa Chase Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kenary, Jr. The Kenny Family John and Suzanne King Dr. and Mrs. Saeed Kronfli Chrisellen Kolb and Josh Felker Ken and Patty Lovett Gail and Mark Lynch Christine O’Hagan Maloney ’69

Ron and Frances Manderscheid The Marmolejos family The Mayfield Family Don and Christine Liane McLean ’84 The McMahon Family—Lorna ’88, Maggie ’15, Colleen ’17 Chris Mitchell and Connie Shaffer Mitchell ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Mitchell Drs. Andy and Huda Montemarano Lou and Nancy Morsberger Clay and Kristin Mowry Patty, John, and the Myler Family Ms. Laura de Oña and Mr. Atul Mehta Sara O’Neil-Manion and William C. Manion Parents of two Stone Ridge students Parents of 2008 graduate Mr. and Mrs. Derik Perry Dr. Amy C. Richardson ’72 Mark and Celeste Richardson John and Jane Roberts Jim and Kathy Round Patricia Heffernan and Patrick Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Gaby A. Sader Gene and Trish Scalia Stuart and Zavia Scott Mr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Seegers Tom and Carol Seitz Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Sinkford III Stephen and Maria Spina The Stawinski Family Ms. Jody Tabner Thayer and Mr. Bradley Thayer Allison Martin Thom ’92 Natalie A. Tobias ’14 Drs. Charles and Cecile Toner The Urbanski Family Dr. Stefanie Vogel and Mr. Richard Vogel Chris and Anna Wellisz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wenger Scott and Lauren White Michael Wilbon and Sheryl Wilbon ’84 Carl B. and Maureen Wilkerson Miss Marie Wilkerson Tim and Liz Yost Daniel and Monica Young

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Priscilla Valentino Aburrow Princess Gladys Itohan Akenzua Walter J. Bank Milton S. Birch, Sr. Ruth Black Letty Caldwell Albert Calogero Jane and Ed Carey Alta K. Cavey Mary Catherine Mundell Coffey James L. Coffin Dr. Raymond Cutts Janie Davidson Helen Devine Kevin James Duffy Ernesto, Anna and Luigi Joyce Keogh Farr Grace Thinder Frier Stephanie Goodloe Anne M. Gross Marie “Mimi” Grover Mr. and Mrs. Minton V. Harris Donald and Laverne Huff Genevieve Hughes Mark Hutchison John C. Kavanagh Vasilios S. Kavarligos Michael F. Keogh Mary Eleanor Keppel Joan Kirby, RSCJ Patricia Krane Joseph P. Mariani, Jr. Phyllis Marinelli Phyllis Marinelli Dr. William E. May

Douglas Marion Mayville James William McCabe, Jr. Marie McCarthy Margot S. McInerney Mother Mouton Evelyn Sweeney Myler Bernadette Palaszek Barbara Mangan Pitocchelli Margaret Keogh Reed Peter Robey Dr. Walter J. Ross Thomasine Schreier Silvia Grace S. Tamm Sr. Maribeth Tobin Bronislawa Marianna Weber Janina Bronislawa Weber Betty Halloran Wimsatt Maureen Coffey Woods Ivan Zlatin

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Victoria Akagha Olivia Anderson Dr. G. A. Balfour Lara Bedewi Tatiana Bennett Rose Blair Sandra Blakeslee The Blue Team Blue Team!!! Go Blue!!!

Katie Brewer Julia A. Bryson The Class of 1985 Kate Cole Marjorie P. Cramer Elizabeth Cunha Nancy T. Cushman Ada De Francesaux Delia ’16 and Mary Kate ’25 Gloria Eng Duke Anne Dyer Faculty Marshal Mary Farmer Future Gold Team Members Anabella Garcez Michelle Gorman Elizabeth and Ilse Hahne Molly Hilliard Dr. John Hogan

Arabella Hogentogler Elizabeth Hyde Chloe Jean-Pierre Caroline Preston Jewett Mary Kalagher Elaine Kim Joan Kirby, RSCJ Julia Michelle Kushan ’18 Clothilde Jacxsens Long Maya Rae Moore Odeide Mouton, RSCJ Grace and Ellie Muldoon Anne Musica Kelly Musica Caitlin O’Connor Stone Ridge Orchestra Program Meghana Pai Alicia Pane Ms. Rose Redbull Dolores Robinson Ella & Leo Rodriguez Paris Keena Scott Andrea Shullaw Stone Ridge Junior Chorus in honor of Nancy Fazio Stone Ridge Orchestra Program in honor of JaneAnne Tvedt Upper School Science Dept. in honor of Dr. Danielle Brabazon, Joanna Caudle, Heidi Johnson, and Patricia Muchmore Emma ’16 and Anna Volanth ’18

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Alumnae Board Kathryn Kavanagh Baran ’72 Elizabeth Brooks ’02 Molly Bryson ’89 Corinne Cannon ’96 Maureen Daly Kelly ’87 Daphne Kiplinger ’03 Kellyn Mahan ’06 Dominque Martinet ’62 Eileen Mayer ’70 Elizabeth Mertinko ’88 Sophia Peters ’03 Mary Williams Schaller ’61 Neda Semnani ’97 Julie Verratti ’97 Colleen Zorc ’11

2016 Reunion Class Cheerleaders Michaele Anne Connors Belford ’66 Joanne Avon Shields ’66 Gail Hartigan ’71 Angela Barbano Emerson ’76 Lori Maciulla ’76 Melissa Mayer Pflieger ’76 Ann Nicolaides Haglund ’81 Christina Funderburk Lingelbach ’81 Tracy Scott Stabler ’81 Maria-Stella Gatzoulis ’86 Catherine Ronan Karrels ’86 Anne Marie Boler Kirlin ’86 Laura Rinzel Braden ’91 Elena Bourgoin Kupchik ’91 Carol Noonan ’91 Elizabeth Mackey Johnson ’96 Julie Kemp Kelly ’96 Margaret Rubino Pilkington ’96 Clare Inzeo Bonsignore ’01 Christina Besozzi Cary ’01 Christina Platia Chroniger ’01 Ruth Beckler Gaiser ’01 Kathleen Gurzo ’01 Brianne Burke Harrison ’01 Caroline Huffststler ’06 Kellyn Mahan ’06 Mara Gomes McCarthy ’06 Kelly Haglund ’11 Meredith Plaine ’11

Annual Fund Leadership Committee Alumnae Chair Maureen Daly Kelly ’87

Brian Friel Amy Howe

Annual Fund Parent Ambassadors

Jonathan S. Lawlor Cheryl Leahy Leanne Long Patty Lovett Francisco Martinez Nancy Morsberger Christopher Netram Mary O’Connor ’83 Lynn Perry Mark A. Quinn Traci Rodriguez Zavia Scott Mary Siffermann Kim Sinkford Maria Spina ’87 Michelle Stawinski Carrie Tydings Robert Wenger Lauri Yang

Annual Fund Alumnae Ambassadors Jacqueline Cremen Keeshan ’54 Helen Craig Lynch ’55 Dominique Verheyen Martinet ’62 Pamela McCullough Zusi ’62 Kay DeFranceaux Leonard ’64 Marie Robey Wood ’67 Karen Horstman Kamerick ’70 Kathryn Kavanagh Baran ’72 Raphaël Maria Bastian ’83 Nicole Escudero Christenson ’87 Elizabeth Mertinko ’88 Julie Verratti ’97 Candice Briece Doyle ’99 Kathleen Rice Lowenthal ’99 Anna C. Kavaliunas ’00 Christina Besozzi Cary ’01 Marguerite Dorment McNickle ’02 Christina Meyer ’02 Caitlin J. Miller ’02 Meagan K. Barry ’03 Daphne Kiplinger ’03 Brigid S. Myler ’03 Jenelle E. Oxendine ’04 Eleanore A. Alexander ’05 Elizabeth Dorn ’09 Kelly Haglund ’11 Laura K. Kraisinger ’11 Jamie E. Myrose ’14 Isabella Richardson ’15

Annual Fund Student Committee

Carey Hollensteiner Meghan Quinn

Auction Basket Committee Christy Giulieri, Co-chair Maria Spina, Co-chair Juliet Drake Lizzy McMurtrie Devon Scanlon Bonnie Washington

Auction Class Basket Committee Carolann Bellaman, Co-chair Huda Montemarano, Co-chair Lesley Sheldon and Marianela Morgan, Pre-School Fataneh McKim, Pre-K Jill Sclafani, Kindergarten Bettina Lynn, Grade 1 Karla Frey, Grade 2 Caroline Landau and Catherine Reagan, Grade 3 Fataneh McKim, Nelia Lange, and Cathy Porto, Grade 4 Patricia Caffrey and Nicole Lee, Grade 5 Kellee Perkins, Grade 6 Connie Mitchell, Missy Lesmes, and Carol Seitz, Grade 7 Kitty DiMartino and Debbie Attar, Grade 8 Karen Pane, Grade 9 Kammie Bell, Grade 10 Lori Zorc, Grade 11 Lisa Payne, Grade 12

Amanda Herndon, Co-chair Devon Scanlon, Co-chair Kelly Cozza Tiziana Cogliati Gadina Jodie Gravel Becky Hittle Bettina Lynn

Solicitations Committee Live Auction Karen Donatelli, Co-chair Anna Trone, Co-chair

Silent Auction Gloria Chambers Joan Kaminski Cathy Porto Ashley Tsai

Sports Team Advertisements Mary Kay Palmer

Kristen Hohman

Teacher Outings Committee Cindy Flannery, Co-chair Matty Sateri, Co-chair Michelle Stawinski, Co-chair Bethann Brault Tracy Ferridge Liz Forgione Rene Laje Jennifer Morrow Kathleen Mullery Laura de Oña Catherine Smith Lauren White Christy Willingham

2016 Golf and Tennis Committee Pam Boland Andy Cook Joe DiZinno Dawn Forsberg Marie Gehringer Kim Heckler Akiko Kimura Chris Lamond

Kevin Lange Bettina Lynn Jason McGhee Derik Perry Matty Sateri Roger Sion

2016 Golf and Tennis Committee Volunteers Eileen Mayer ’70 Julie Duvall Stull ’69

2015-2016 Stone Ridge Parents Association Executive Committee Patty Lovett, President Leslie Flynn, Upper School Vice President Carolann Bellaman, Middle School Vice President Katie Tyson, Lower School Vice President Kathy Stallings, Secretary Chris Duvall, Treasurer Derik Perry, At-Large Member Elise Keegan, Volunteer Coordinator

Auction Decorations Committee Eliane Bedewi, Co-chair Elaine Vining, Co-chair Allison Brigati Priscilla Chambers Tiziana Cogliati Gadina Amanda Herndon Becky Hittle Shauna Johnson Lizzy McMurtrie Kimberly Notarianni Lisa Payne Dace Person Andi and John Poole Ashley Tsai

Auction Raffle Committee Susan Brewer Deanne Ciatto

Auction Sign-Up Parties Committee Kristie Haley, Co-chair Zavia Scott, Co-chair

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Sophia Ciatto ’17 Alice Felker ’16 Delia Friel ’16 Alice Hollensteiner ’16 Madelyn Lovett ’16

Auction Co-Chairs

Set-up and Display Committee

Table Seating

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Allison Alexander Michael Bellaman Pamela Boland Ezio Bonvini Christine Carey Dorsey Davidge David Di Martino Chrisellen R. Kolb and Charles J. Felker Peter Kenny Sara K. Lacombe

Amy Howe (Mother of Betsy ’25)

Kristin Mowry Cathy Regan Lisa Sion Wendy Stanislav

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Stone Ridge is really allowing my daughter to blossom. It’s not just that the school is challenging her academically in a supportive environment every day; it’s that the school is educating the whole girl. Beyond academics, the arts, and physical education, the school also teaches her how to be a good friend and a good citizen. Contributing to the Annual Fund allows the school to continue to do what it does so well.

In Memoriam

To notify the School of a death, please contact Michael Anne Cullen ’95 at 301.657.4322, ext. 376.

Stone Ridge extends our sympathies to alumnae, current families, and current faculty and staff who have lost loved ones.

MEGHAN ABELL ’97

GREGORY CURT

MARK HUTCHISON, JR.

LAURA ROBERTS

Sister of Alicia Abell Peppo ’91 and Hilary Abell Bednarz ’94, Cousin of Mary Kathryn Abell Nolan ’92

Father of Katherine Curt ’15

Brother of Ava Motai ’25

Daughter of Paula Schmuck Roberts ’66

JOYCE KEOGH FARR ’55

JULIAN JOHNSON

THOMASINE “TOMMIE” SCHREIER ’58

JAMES BOLER

Former Upper School Faculty Member, Sister of Katherine duFief Keogh ’57 and Adele Keogh Cahill ’58, mother of Mary Joyce Farr Colwell ’80, Stephanie Farr Lennon ’83, and Julia (Julie) Farr Connolly ’84, Aunt of Katherine Farr Clark ’95, grandmother of Margaret FarrSR, Joyce Connolly ’14, Lucy LennonSR, Beatrice LennonSR, Cecilia Connolly ’17, Katherine Lennon ’19

Brother of Eileen Johnson Williams ’75

Sister of Margaret Schreier Mooney ’56 (dec) and Mary Anne Schreier O’Donnell ’49

Father of Anne Marie Boler Kirlin ’86

SARAH “TINK” MURDOCK BOLSTER

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KEN CHAISON Father of Katherine Chaison ’00

LINDA ELLEN CUBBAGE Grandmother of Gretchen Cubbage ’15, Natalie CubbageSR , and Celeste Cubbage ’20

STEPHANIE GOODLOE ’95

WILLIAM F. KEESHAN, JR.

JAMES MICHAEL SMITH

Husband of Bunny Cremen Keeshan ’54

Father of Kira Smith Moore ’86

CLOTHILDE JACXSENS LONG ’59

ANNE TOLSONSR

EILEEN BURKE MAKSYMIEC

Sister of Barbara Kirkpatrick Tolson ’76

Mother of Sharon Maksymiec Sabatos ’79

BARBARA MANGAN PITOCCHELLI

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MARY HAYDEN WITHERS ’71 FRANK WRIGHT, JR. Former Upper School Faculty Member

“We do Joyce honor by recalling her deep roots in the Sacred Heart tradition. She lived and died as a Child

Mr. Frank Wright, Jr., who retired from Stone Ridge in June 2016, passed away on September 28, 2016, from

of the Sacred Heart: Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart; Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart; a brief detour with the Jesuits at

pancreatic cancer. Having taught for 42 years, 12 of which were in Stone Ridge’s Upper School, Mr. Wright was a beloved teacher.

Georgetown for her Masters of Science and Linguistics; and then 17 years back at Stone Ridge, and a lifelong affiliation with Sacred Heart. In

REMEMBERING

JOYCE KEOGH FARR '55 Former Upper School Faculty Member

her lifetime with us, she lived the Cor Unum: Cor Unum et Anima Una in Corde

Over his years at Stone Ridge, he served as a trusted advisor, dedicated math

Jesu — one heart, one soul in the heart of Jesus. In her faith, her commitments

teacher, and a friend to students and faculty alike. Every day he brought to

as a spouse and mother and servant in the community, she lived it. She lives

his classroom a deep care for his students, a quick wit, and a passion for math

the Cor Unum in a new way now. The motto repeated and written by her

and teaching problem-solving. He was a model of seriousness of purpose

hundreds and hundreds of times in her life, she now realizes, fully. For she is in

combined with a gentle and caring heart.

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MR. FRANK WRIGHT, JR. Former Upper School Faculty Member

the heart of Jesus.” ~ Rev. Kevin O’Brien, SJ, Priest Celebrant of the Funeral Mass for Joyce Keogh Farr ‘55

“I was very lucky to have had Mr. Wright as my math teacher last year. He was a very quiet man, but somehow he always knew the right things to say. He

“Joyce was cheerful, energetic, intellectually curious, open to lifelong

was full of so much wisdom and stories that I do not think I will ever forget.

learning and lifelong adventures, and, perhaps most notable—other

Mr. Wright will always be Stone Ridge’s F.O.B. (Flash of Brilliance).”

than her profound roles as daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother—a

~Gillian Tobias, Class of 2017

celebrator of French culture and language. All of us who remember her stories in the faculty room and her tone-perfect exemplification of French

“Mr. Wright was one of my most selfless teachers. Not only did he always

style and knowledge in the classroom will remember her with fondness and

ask how our days were going, but he could also sense if anything was out

admiration.”

of the ordinary regarding each of his students. Mr. Wright always reached

~ Eleanor Elson Heginbotham, (Stone Ridge Upper School English Teacher 1976-1994)

out to me if he felt that I was upset or down whether it was math-related frustration or not. Mr. Wright truly cared about the well-being of all of his

“As a longtime French teacher and Department Chair, Joyce was greatly admired by her students and colleagues at Stone Ridge. One could not ask for a better friend and colleague than Joyce Farr. When Joyce was

students, and I know he will be greatly missed by every one of us.” ~Natalie Tobias, Class of 2014

in a room there was light, vitality, and laughter. And grace and chic. She brought her fine intellect and love of France into the classroom and was a model for her students in every way. Joyce loved beauty in all its forms and was so passionate about art that for a while she became an

“Tell me, how do you paint the essence of this beautiful man? It is not so easy, but I will try. Frank was a quiet and gentle man. He spoke softly

art dealer, and then following her retirement she became a skilled painter herself. Her life was marked by unfailing strength and optimism

and could find the right edge of his voice to keep you honest. He loved good country and western music, and knew how to give credit where

which were rooted in her deep love of family and unshakeable faith in God. She will be missed by so many people.”

credit was due, like really enjoying a simple homemade cookie that one of his students would make for him.”

~ Tiggy Green, (Colleague and Friend, Stone Ridge Upper School French Teacher 1971-2003)

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~Mr. Cyrus Ishikawa, Upper School Mathematics Teacher

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Members of the Class of 1972 celebrate their forty-year reunion in 2012.

Time flies...we are looking forward to having you back!

2017 Reunion • Friday, April 21, and Saturday, April 22. Visit www.stoneridgeschool.org/reunion for a schedule and photos from last year’s reunion!

CELEBRATING THE CLASSES ENDING IN 2 & 7