young women
purpose
direction flow from the teaching
the
Church
the
ministry of the Sisters of
Presentation. This school strives to infuse the entire educational experience
the vision of life found in the Gospels.
challenged to become a
of faith,
to working with others, intellectually competent
committed to her personal
CHAIR
Dave Anderson P’12
VICE CHAIR
Mimi Niemiller ’77
Greg Baker P’20
Natasha Dalzell Martinez ’88
Hugo De La Torre P’16 ’19
Laura Doyle ’99
Silvana Gentzkow Michelle Hansen P’10
Father Enrico Hernandez Suzanne Sawochka ’84 Hooper Claire Martell P’13
Dawn Guerreiro ’90 McCale P’18
Paula Myers P’17
Kimberly Pitts-Davis P’14 ’18
Mike Pope P’08
Cara Pryor ’02
Rajeev Raman P’23
P'XX is an indication of a
Natasha Dalzell Martinez ’88
Natasha is a veteran strategy and operations executive with 20 years of experience in complex and rapidly-evolving corporations. She attended UC Berkeley, the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, and New York University and currently sits on the Board of the SF Opera Guild.
Hugo is the Chief Accounting Executive at DocuSign and brings with him sophisticated business experience in the software, semiconductor and computer system industries. Hugo believes his years of volunteering on the Parent Board have prepared him well for this next chapter.
Claire is an entrepreneurial CPA and the CEO and cofounder of Murdock Martell. She has volunteered with the Santa Clara University Accounting Department, Holy Spirit Church & School, PHS’s Finance Committee and the Valle Monte League.
Mike is a co-founder and senior partner of telemedicine platform, HealthLens, LLC. He graduated from Cornell University with a Masters's and Bachelors's degree in Electrical Engineering and has served on several social justice and education-related nonprofit boards.
Rajeev is the Founder & CEO of Redfast, with prior experience as the Vice President for Strategy at Cisco’s Service Provider Business Unit. He is an avid cyclist and passionate about the evolution of education and served on PHS’s Finance Committee last year.
The impact of a Presentation education is undeniable. Our students honor the inherent responsibility of our motto—Not Words, But Deeds every day. Panthers are compassionate leaders and engaged advocates raising their voices and working for the marginalized, oppressed and silenced. This year, we saw a renewed outpouring of love and joy expressed through acts large and small with local and international impact.
At Pres, the opportunities are endless and our educators make it all possible. It is a privilege and an honor to serve our students and I am equally heartened by our educators and our leadership. This year, we said farewell to two influential fearless and faithful women who live out Nano’s vision by humbly serving students and whose impact will be felt for generations: Katherine Georgiev and Katy Lemon.
Katherine Georgiev spent 14 years with Presentation, including the last four as principal. Mrs. Georgiev not only tirelessly advocated to ensure the Presentation experience endures, she provided superb and steady leadership through the pandemic and always put students first. As she begins her decision to chart a new professional path, we feel deep gratitude for her thoughtful and dedicated service to this school and know she will continue to carry Nano’s lantern and light the way for others.
Katy Lemon P’00 ’02 spent more than a quarter century helping our students as Presentation’s librarian, and is known for creating a welcoming space in our library and her vast knowledge around literature. Mrs. Lemon witnessed great changes during her time at Pres, yet remains constant with her wisdom and kindness. She stands as an indomitable reflection of Nano’s light and understands intimately the power of reading and learning to inspire justice around the world.
There is much to look forward to at Pres, especially welcoming Kristina Luscher P’19 ’21 as our new principal and celebrating our 60th anniversary with our All-Alumnae Reunion on Saturday, October 1 and the entire Presentation community with a Mass & Carnival on Sunday, October 2. We move forward fortified and emboldened by the vision and legacy of Nano and the Sisters, committed to our mission of empowering young women to become fearless and faithful leaders and grateful for your continued support.
In Partnership, Holly Elkins, President
"At Pres, the opportunities are endless and our educators make it all possible."
After 27 years with Presentation, librarian Katy Lemon P’00 ’02 is beginning a new chapter. We thank her for her years of service and book suggestions, and wish her all the best in her retirement.
“Being part of the legendary Pres community and making wonderful friends have made my 27 years at Pres a real joy. I will miss talking with students about which books they would like to read next, because reading for pleasure is something I love and plan to do lots more of it in retirement.”
I am excited to begin this new school year as the Principal of Presentation High School.
After working at Bellarmine for 22 years, this marks a new chapter for me at a school that I have a deep, personal connection to. As a parent of two recent Presentation graduates (Madeline '19 and Hannah '21), I have witnessed the ways in which a Presentation education prepares young women for the changing world in which we live.
In my first few months in the role, I have been struck by the dedication and commitment of the faculty and staff to our students, and their ongoing efforts to live out the school’s motto, “Not Words, But Deeds.”
With the ever-changing college admissions landscape and post-pandemic world, we at Presentation remain committed to meeting our students where they are at so they can thrive and be successful in high school, college and beyond.
And to the incoming Class of 2026 students and their families, please allow me to welcome you to the Presentation family. It truly is a great day to be a Panther!
In gratitude, Kristina Luscher, Principal
After 14 years with Presentation, Katherine Georgiev decided it was time to begin a new professional chapter. We extend our deepest thanks for her heartfelt leadership and her enduring commitment to the mission, charism and students of Pres.
“Being principal and a member of the Presentation community for the last 14 years has been a great privilege in my career. I am honored to have been entrusted to guide our students and alumnae on their pathway to becoming intellectually competent, faith-filled leaders. I will forever consider myself a Presentation Person and be guided by our motto, “Not Words, But Deeds.”
Katherine Georgiev
Students
The
Presentation’s policy debate team won the Arizona State tournament, and team competitors advanced to elimination rounds at the Palm Spring and Berkeley tournaments. The semester ended with policy debaters earning an invite to the prestigious Tournament of Champions where they finished 4-3.
Presentation’s Dance Team had an extremely successful season. The dancers competed in 5 local competitions, bringing home first place in every category they entered. They then celebrated the season by traveling to Orlando and Anaheim to compete at the Contest of Champions Nationals and USA Nationals. They brought home multiple National Champion titles from both contests.
AP Computer Science Award: 2020-2021
Board AP Computer Science Female
Award
GOLD Nehaa Anumolu '24
Amulya Dussa '24 Lauren Foote '23
Niti Reddy '24 Sasha Wang '24
SILVER Zoe Kovarik '23 Saanvi Nadipalli '23
Grace Gallego '23 Karina Ha '22 Hoai-Phuong Hoang '24 Christy Nguyen '22
Hannah Park '24 Paulina Plater '24 Mahina Shinagawa '22 Talia Solovei '22 Grace Turner '22
Aspirations in Computing (AiC) Award
Shweta Arun '22 Alexandra Mull '23 Tanisha Prasad '23
Niti Reddy '24 Anisha Shukla '24 Ankita Sundar '23
Outstanding School Award: Presentation High School
Outstanding Teacher Award: Dr. Tracy Hughes
1st Place: Arshiya Anand '23, Jia Gill '23, Danica Kubota '23 and Alexandra Mull '23 2nd Place: Maanasa Ramprasad '24 and Paulina Plater '24
Honorable Mentions: Tanisha Prasad '23 and Sangya Sinha '24
Certificate of Achievement: Saanvi Bapat '25
Sudikshaa Amar '23 was accepted to The New York Academy of Sciences Junior Academy, which brings together talented students, STEM experts and industry leaders from around the world. She was also invited to the 1000 Girls, 1000 Futures initiative to work with other young women from across the world to advance their pursuit of careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
Shrobana Sengupta '22 National Merit Scholarship Winner The PwC Charitable Foundation Scholarship
Shannon Stewart '22, Redlands University Soccer
Lauren Leal '22, Holy Names University Soccer Nicole Inoue '22, Chapman University Water Polo
Madeleine Gillas ‘22 was named Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year and played field hockey, basketball and softball.
We are excited to welcome Mike West as Presentation’s new Athletic Director!
Mike is an experienced and mission-centered educational leader who comes from St. Luke’s School in Connecticut where he served as the Director of Athletics & Physical Education. Before that, he worked at Bellarmine College Preparatory as Athletic Director from 2010-2014.
"It's an honor to be named the Athletic Director at Presentation. The rich tradition of Panther athletics, combining a focus on individual empowerment and collective growth, is a journey I am excited to be part of."
Mike
Soccer
Vanessa Aguilar '25 was invited to play for the U-15 Women's Mexican National Football Team and traveled to Mexico and Costa Rica.
Leyna Le '22 was awarded the 2022 Lexus of Stevens Creek Volunteer Scholarship Award.
Lacrosse
WBAL Skyline Division All-League Teams: 2nd Team: Alexia Lewinski '23 & Casey Carlson '24
Honorable Mention: Mallory Robbins '22 & Cassia Yue '24
Katelyn Carmody ‘22 placed 3rd at the WCAL Finals and competed at CCS Trials.
Swimming & Diving
Presentation qualified for two CCS relays, 200 Free and 200 Medley Relays, while Christine Vega '23 qualified in the 100 Back.
Natalia Gonzales '24 placed 3rd at the WCAL Diving Championships.
“Playing sports for Pres gave me the opportunity to become a leader and fulfill that role among my peers.”Shannon Stewart
"You ARE a reflection of what our community is, and you ARE a reflection of the BEST parts of our community."
Minh-Chau Pham '22, Valedictorian
Aberystwyth University
American University
Appalachian State University Arizona State University Azusa Pacific University Baylor University
Belmont University Bentley University Berry College Boise State University Boston University Brandeis University Bridgewater State University California Baptist University California Institute of Technology Cal Poly Humboldt Cal Poly Pomona Cal Poly San Luis Obispo California State University, Channel Islands
California State University, Chico California State University, East Bay California State University, Fresno California State University, Fullerton California State University, Long Beach
California State University, Los Angeles California State University, Monterey Bay
California State University, Northridge California State University, Sacramento
California State University, San Bernardino California State University, San Marcos
California State University, Stanislaus
Cardiff Metropolitan University Cardiff University
Case Western Reserve University Chapman University Clemson University
Coastal Carolina University College of Charleston Colorado State University, Fort Collins Columbia College Chicago Cornell University Creighton University DePaul University Dominican University of California Drew University Drexel University Duquesne University Durham University Eckerd College Elon University Emerson College Emmanuel College FIDM-Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, Los Angeles Fordham University Franklin and Marshall College Furman University George Mason University George Washington University Georgetown University Georgia Institute of Technology Gettysburg College Gonzaga University Goucher College Harvey Mudd College Haverford College Hawaii Pacific University High Point University Hofstra University Holy Names University Indiana University, Bloomington Iowa State University Ithaca College
John Paul the Great Catholic University Johns Hopkins University Lasell University Lehigh University Lesley University London Metropolitan University
Louisiana State University
Loyola Marymount University
Loyola University Chicago Loyola University Maryland Marquette University Marymount Manhattan College McGill University
Miami University, Oxford Michigan State University Mississippi State University Montana State University Mount Saint Mary's University New York University Northeastern University Northern Arizona University
Nova Southeastern University Occidental College Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan University Oklahoma State University Oregon State University
Otis College of Art and Design Pace University Pennsylvania State University
Penn State Abington Pepperdine University Plymouth University Pratt Institute Providence College Purdue University Reed College Regis University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rochester Institute of Technology Rollins College
Rutgers University, New Brunswick Rutgers University, Newark Saint Edward's University Saint Joseph's University Saint Louis University Saint Mary's College of California Salve Regina University
San Diego State University San Francisco State University
Santa Clara University
Sarah Lawrence College
Savannah College of Art & Design - SCAD
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Scripps College
Seattle Pacific University Seattle University
Seton Hall University
Sonoma State University Southern Methodist University Southwestern University
St. John's University, New York Stanford University Stony Brook University Suffolk University Syracuse University Temple University
Texas A & M University, College Station Texas Christian University Texas Tech University
The New School
The University of Alabama
The University of Montana, Western The University of Tampa
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
The University of Texas at Austin
The University of Texas at Dallas Towson University
Tufts University
Tulane University of Louisiana United States Naval Academy University College Dublin University College London University of Aberdeen University of Arizona University of Arkansas University of Brighton University of Bristol University of British Columbia
University of California, Berkeley University of California, Davis University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Merced University of California, Riverside University of California, San Diego University of California, Santa Barbara University of California, Santa Cruz University of Cincinnati University of Colorado Boulder University of Colorado Colorado Springs University of Colorado Denver University of Connecticut University of Denver University of Florida University of Georgia University of Glasgow University of Greenwich University of Hawaii at Hilo University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Houston University of Idaho University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Illinois Chicago University of Iowa University of Kentucky University of La Verne University of Louisville University of Manchester University of Maryland, College Park University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of Massachusetts, Lowell University of Miami University of Michigan, Ann Arbor University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
University of Mississippi University of Missouri, Columbia University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of Nevada, Reno University of New Haven University of North Texas University of Oregon University of Pittsburgh University of Portland University of Puget Sound University of Redlands University of Rhode Island University of Richmond University of Rochester University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of South Carolina, Columbia University of Southern California University of St Andrews University of the Pacific University of Utah University of Vermont University of Washington, Seattle Campus University of Wisconsin, Madison University of Wyoming
Villanova University Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Washington State University Washington University in St Louis Wentworth Institute of Technology West Valley College
Western Oregon University Western Washington University Whitman College
Whittier College Wichita State University
Willamette University Woodbury University
Presentation High School salutes students who excel in a variety of areas. These students are selected for their outstanding work and dedication.
Thank you to our generous donors who made these awards possible.
TOP
Shrobana Sengupta '22
Mahina Shinagawa '22
Genevieve Boken '22
Mrudula Chodavarapu '22
Shannon Stewart '22
Ximena Garcidueñas Salcedo '22
Sage Martin '22
Lizbeth Morales '23 Hannah Gabudao '22 Anna Tips '22
NOT PICTURED Liliana Dul '22
Jennifer Martin Memorial Scholarship
Lindsay Parkinson Memorial Scholarship
Carmel Vaudagna Memorial Scholarship
Christina Asbury Memorial Scholarship Sr. Thecla Memorial Scholarship Nano Nagle Scholarship Award
Alyssa Messier Memorial Scholarship Pavan Award
Presentation Leadership Award Nano Nagle Scholarship Award
Alison E. Smith Memorial Scholarship
Dean’s Award: Madison Jarvis '22 Tulane Book Award: Piper Montgomery '23
Panther Pride Award: Michelle Powers '22
Presentation Ambassadors Club: Anika Gowda '22
Senior Service Award: Moniva Pal '22
Outstanding Recognition: Sierra Golbetz '22
Scholar-Athlete
Madeleine Gillas '22
Outstanding
Katelyn Boudeville '22
Magnificat
Sydney Amlicke '22 Genevieve Boken '22 Isabella Enriquez '22 Grace Franklin '22 Anna Tips '22
Grace Turner '22
Senior
Christy Nguyen '22 Mahina Shinagawa '22
Freshman: Shreya Bedi '25 and Saanvi Bapat '25
Sophomore: Paulina Plater '24 and Sasha Wang '24
Junior: Tanisha Prasad '23 and Michelle Kelly '23
Excellence: Shweta Arun '22
Exceptional Member: Christine Yang '22
Outstanding Team Member: Tia Colvert '22 Heart and Soul Award: Anagha Nair '22
Outstanding French Student Leah Injaty '22
Ximena Garcidueñas Salcedo '22
Francophile
Jasmine Sohn '22
Outstanding Spanish Student Apoorva Thanvantri '22
Moniva Pal '22
Outstanding
Shrobana Sengupta '22 Nicole Chang '22
Poornima Dorairaj '22 Apoorva Thanvantri '22
Pythagoras
Manvitha Pabbathi '22 Nicole Chang '22
Paloma Winter '22
Neftali Rocha-Martin '22
The Director’s Award
Genevieve Boken '22 Celeste Bui '22
Ella Fitzgerald Award
Ximena Garcidueñas Salcedo '22
Excellence in Performing Arts Laura Laughlin '22
Performing Arts Inspiration Award Kate Ivanov '22
Excellence in Technical Theater Kathryn Crone '22
Excellence in Dance
Ashley Arasato '22
Isabella Barrientos Valdes '22 Rylee Churnin '22
Caitlin Conway '22 Rachel Ford '22 Kaitlyn Ly '22
Bethany Montalbano '22 Talia Solovei '22 Alexandra Sullivan '22 Nicole Villamar '22
Outstanding Student Neftali Rocha-Martin '22 Science
Outstanding Student Poornima Dorairaj '22
Inspiring Student Award Gabriela Cortezano '22 Moniva Pal '22
Outstanding Student Sophie Bagoye '22 Madison Goffney '22
Excellence in Yearbook Award Erin Peters '22 Alisha Ahmed '22
National Art Honor Society Recognition Minh-Chau Pham '22 Ella Zhang '22 Jasmine Nguyen '22 Quinlyn Phan '22
French
Genevieve Boken '22
Ximena Garcidueñas Salcedo '22
Leah Injaty '22
Laura Laughlin '22
Amber Le '22 Maya Sharma '22 Jasmine Sohn '22
Spanish
Gabriela Cortezano '22
Abigail Enney '22 Isabel Lara '22
Mariela Maloney '22
Neftalé Rocha-Martín '22 Alexandria Salcedo '22
Jocelyn Sánchez Loera '22
The Modern Language Department awarded 14 students the Seal of Biliteracy this year for demonstrating proficiency in their language class.Lisa appeared on Season 2 of NBC’s “Weakest Link.” She has pursued a variety of acting and television opportunities in addition to her job as an EMT and security guard.
Susan Butler Hiatt
Susan lives in Santa Rosa with her husband. After raising a daughter and two sons, Susan now enjoys spending time with her granddaughter Evelyn.
Tami is a dementia consultant and educator who recently published the book, Essential Strategies for the Dementia Caregiver: Learning to PACE Yourself, which aims to help family members caring for a loved one. She has also published articles on health and wellness and been a guest on local television and radio shows.
Karen moved to San Diego about four years ago after leaving public accounting for corporate accounting. She is now a senior project accountant for EDF Renewables, which specializes in renewable energy production.
across global borders. Previously, Kim served as the Global Head of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Kim says the Presentation motto “Not Words, But Deeds” continues to inspire her to take action and serve her community.
'94 Kim also sits on the Board of PCC Community Markets in Seattle and is the Chair of Crisis Text Line (CTL). She recently reconnected with fellow Pres alum and friend, Dena Jones '94 Trujillo, who was just named CTL’s CEO and also serves on the Board. Dena has 20+ years experience working with nonprofit and for-profit organizations and tech systems to maximize social impact.
Pres alumnae continue achieving special milestones, advancing their careers and making a difference in the world!
'96
Kim is VP of Environment Social Governance at Remitly, a financial technology company serving immigrants to securely send money
Kim Vu & Dena Jones Trujillo
Allie recently published a book for young women called Wonderfully Made: Discover the Identity, Love, and Worth You Were Created For. It is designed to help young women find their value and identity in God and live the life they were made for. She hopes her personal journey can be a source of encouragement for other young women.
After 15 years at Google, Julia took a three-month sabbatical to travel to Africa where she climbed Kilimanjaro by herself and trained to be a safari guide. Following safari tours in Tanzania and South Africa, she attended the African Guide Academy in Botswana and became a qualified Trails Guide after spending every day tracking animals on foot, learning how to use a rifle, and taking in the natural world around her.
After graduating from U.C. Davis in 2015, Alex graduated with a Master of Physician Assistant Studies from Touro University College of Health and Human Services with the Class of 2021. Alex has chosen to begin her career as a PA in Pediatrics.
Congrats to Sarah and her husband Brian who welcomed their first child, Nora Marie, on February 12.
Vanessa graduated from Harvard Business School with her MBA and is co-founder of Jasper Cocktails, a femalefounded line of zero-proof cocktails for drinkers and non-drinkers alike. She looks to grow her company and raise capital by participating in The Capital Network's 2022 Female Founder Fellows cohort.
Alyssa has a mural on display at the SAP center titled "Pamilya," which celebrates her Filipino and American heritage and is an ode to all immigrants who found themselves in San Jose.
Mariana graduated Magna Cum Laude from Texas Tech University School of Law in May 2022. She got engaged one week later and will be marrying Joseph C. Best, Esq. this September in Leonard, Texas.
Chloe has been awarded a Fulbright grant and will be teaching English in Taiwan this year, with plans to teach high school English in Philadelphia after. "As a queer womxn of color educator, I am passionate about promoting equity in classrooms and being culturally responsive and anti-racist in my practice," says Chloe.
Kripa moved to New York last year to pursue an MBA at NYU Stern. She has been serving as the MBA cohort's class president and part of the Admissions committee for Stern Women in Business. At NYU, Kripa has been able to consult at Pfizer and Pepsi Co, while continuing a full-time role as a Social Media and Community Marketing Manager at VMware, Inc. She graduated in May with a specialization in Technical Product Management and FinTech and joined VMware's technical marketing team for their end user computing product.
Isabel Leoni
Isabel is studying at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee. She received a Golden Ticket in Season 20 of American Idol and competed in the Duets Round.
Tara graduated from Basic Training in November 2021 in South Carolina and went on to Advanced Individual Training (AIT) in Virginia. She graduated AIT as the “Distinguished Honor Graduate” with the highest GPA of her class, and credits Pres for preparing her academically. She is now on active duty.
Kaitlin majored in Marine Science at CSU Monterey Bay. As part of the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Center, Kaitlin collected data on urchin population density and size structure in the Monterey Bay.
Kaitlin served as captain of the CSUMB women's water polo team and earned first team All–WWPA and second team All–America recognition for the 2020 season performance, and was named an Honorable Mention selection for 2022.
Marialisa Caruso ’16 - Fashion Show Alumnae Speaker with Grace Bernal ’17, Presentation Director of Service and Immersion
Mountain View Councilmember Ellen Kamei ’02
Karen Santos ’06 - Professional photographer with students during Spring photoshoot
Claire Lakkaraju ’21, Kai Dowd ’21, Diane Suba ’20 and Mira Kondepudy ’21
Special thanks
October 1, 2022
October 2, 2022
November 18, 2022
February 8, 2023
March 25, 2023
April 23, 2023
April 28, 2023
April 29, 2023
Mother-Daughter
Father of Michelle Arzino '86 Roe, Monica Arzino '87 Kelly, Melanie Arzino '89 Gilmour
Gerald L. Buchanan
Father of Karen Buchanan '86 de Jong, Grandfather of Hannah de Jong '14
Thomas Charles Carey
Father of Kathleen Carey '00 Martin, Joanna Carey '02 Helmer, Elizabeth Carey '06 Sobolewski
Roselyn Crisafi Dumesnil
Mother of Elisa Dumesnil '88, Past President of Board of Trustees
James G. Flynn, Jr.
Father of Savannah Flynn '12
Virginia "Ginnie" Kissane
Former Faculty Member
Elodia López
Great-grandmother of Natalia Marroquin '24
Joyce Mirassou
Mother of Marlene Mirassou '66, and Cheryl Mirassou '67 Battiato, Grandmother of Jean Battiato '95
Anita Montgomery
Grandmother of Catherine Dominion '09, Claire Dominion '16, Abigail Montgomery '18, Piper Montgomery '23
Grace Morganti
Grandmother of Marie Jones '83, Great-grandmother of Gina Saglimbeni '18, Stella Saglimbeni '24
Marjorie Morrella
Grandmother of Rachel Becerra '09, Cecily Stern '24
Sister M. Michele O'Connell, PBVM
Sister of the Presentation
John "Jack" Peckham
Father of Wendy Peckham '91 Andham, Grandfather of Marisa Peckham '13
Bonnie Ann Bedoni '70 Penprase Alumnae
Sr. Rachel Pinal, PBVM
Sister of the Presentation, Host of Student Immersion Trips to Nicaragua
Steve Santor
Grandfather of Ava Santor '22
Julie Smith '79
Alumnae, Mother of Jesse Springer '06
Fernando Villamar
Father of Kira Villamar '21, Nicole (Coco) Villamar '22
Harry Weber
Grandfather of Amanda Krall '09, Julie Krall '12, Elizabeth Krall '16
Shelia Griffin '77 Whiteman
Alumnae, Sister of Maureen Griffin '73 Ricketts, Kathy Griffin '74 Dorsa, Ellie Griffin '79 Powers, and Aunt of Elizabeth Dorsa '00
