HEART Magazine - Fall 2017 by Sacred Heart Academy

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SACRED HEART LAUNCHES CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

FALL 2017

2016-2017 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING

Living in the STREAM FROM THE TIME OUR DOORS OPENED OVER SEVEN DECADES AGO, FAITH HAS BEEN AT THE CORE OF EVERYTHING WE DO AT SACRED HEART. OUR CURRICULUM IS ROOTED IN CHRISTIAN VALUES THAT PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF THE WHOLE PERSON IN AN INTELLECTUAL ENVIRONMENT THAT IS BOTH NURTURING AND DEMANDING.

n this issue of HEART, you will read about the concept of STREAM. STREAM began as

STEM — an education philosophy focusing

on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. The A stands for the Arts, added to the mix for their importance in developing creative thinking and design skills. And Catholic schools nationwide have added the R for Religion to

create STREAM — reiterating their commitment to incorporating faith-based values into the curriculum. More important, you will see how members of our faculty — particularly those in the arts and sciences — incorporate the R and the concepts and values of STREAM into their teaching.

IN THIS ISSUE

ALUMNA PASSES CAMPAIGN 18 12 CAPITAL ON THE ALUMNAE TO SUPPORT NEW

STREAMing EDUCATION Our faculty use a variety of approaches to incorporate spiritual and ethical issues across the curriculum.

SCHOOL CENTER

TORCH

Our new safe, inclusive, and innovative space will allow us to keep pace with the changing academic climate of the 21st century.

With the office of alumnae relations now on firm footing thanks to the dedication of Sr. Mariette Moan, ASCJ, '77, Caroline Dearborn Raynis '07 returns to Sacred Heart as the new director of alumnae relations.

EXCELSIOR LIVES

20 STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

Mary Brunell Pursell ’82 turned a volunteer project with her alumnae daughters into a non-profit organization that helps the homeless.

From the President

Around the Academy

In 265 Words...

The sacrifice required of her parents to have Jiwon Jeong ’18 obtain an education in another country was difficult, but well worth making.

2016 - 2017 Annual Report & Honor Roll of Giving

Strong Bonds

In Memoriam

Front Cover from left, Director of Mission Advancement Deborah Camner, Campaign Cabinet members Nancy and Stephen LaPointe, P’18, and President Sr. Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., '71, reviewing plans for Ever Higher — The Campaign for Sacred Heart Academy ı Cronin Photography, Cheryl Cronin ’84 Honor Roll of Giving Cover Kayla Brady '18 ı Cronin Photography, Cheryl Cronin ’84

FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Friends, What an exciting time in the rich history of Sacred Heart Academy! Steeped in the charism of the Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, for over 70 years the Academy has continued to move forward, ever faithful to our goal: inspiring young women to build a better world. Throughout these pages there are countless examples of how Sacred Heart continues to meet the changing needs of educating young women for the 21st century, motivating students and alumnae alike to make a difference. With our motto, Excelsior, as the driving force, the Academy officially kicked off Ever Higher — The Campaign for Sacred Heart Academy on November 6. As a result of the master plan completed in 2015, the campaign will support the addition of a 7,500 square foot wing, adding a new school center with a clearly defined entrance. The center will provide a student commons — a place for our young women to gather with friends for study, friendship, and leisure, and will free up existing space to better accommodate learning for both faculty and students. Since our founding in 1946, Sacred Heart Academy has enjoyed the reputation of having an exemplary academic program. With the creation of the gene sequencing program more than 25 years ago, we became nationally recognized in science. To integrate Catholic identity into every aspect of the curriculum, Sacred Heart has since adopted the STREAM approach with science, technology, engineering, arts, and math, as well as religion. This

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May the Sacred Heart of Jesus continue to shower you with His unconditional love. You are and forever will be an integral part of our success!

PRESIDENT Sr. Sheila O’Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ’71 PRINCIPAL Sr. Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ, ’76 EDITOR Beth Griffin DESIGN EP Graphic Design ı Elizabeth Parker MAJOR PHOTOGRAPHY Cronin Photography ı Cheryl Cronin ’84 WRITER Rhea Hirshman

culture of faith based on the doctrinal precepts of church

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Theology Department Chair Eric Bradley

teachings.

Sarah Bradley

We warmly welcome Caroline Dearborn Raynis ’07, our new

Director of Mission Advancement Debbie Camner

approach inspires the joy of discovery and provides an authentic

director of alumnae relations, and we are grateful to Sr. Mariette Moan, ASCJ, ’77 for all she has done to build the alumnae program. We are confident that what Sister accomplished will flourish under Caroline’s leadership. This summer we renovated our music room, freshened up paint in the building, and installed bright new lights in our gym. We also helped make the dream of a Sacred Heart Academy education a reality for nearly 40 percent of our young Excelsior Women, something that is very near and dear to my heart. None of this would have been possible without your support and I am grateful beyond words. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus continue to shower you with His unconditional love. You are and forever will be an integral part of our success!

Mission Advancement Associate Alora Coppola ’08 Director of Public Relations Beth Griffin Social Studies Department Chair Richard Marino Director of Alumnae Relations Caroline Dearborn Raynis ’07 CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Beth Griffin Impressions Studio Kathy McDonough McGarry ’77 Michaela Papa Elizabeth Parker Sr. Lauren Zak, ASCJ

Gratefully in the Heart of Christ,

Sr. Sheila O’Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ’71 President

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Sr. Elizabeth Doyle, ASCJ, co-directs Campus Ministry with Blair Destito. She notes: "Music and art are important parts of Campus Ministry, particularly in the school's liturgies. And, while religion may not be written explicitly into math and science curriculums, we look for ways to inculcate a sense of wonder, and to incorporate students' science and math knowledge and talents into service."

STREAMing Education @ Sacred Heart The idea of emphasizing the subject areas of STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math has been driven by the business community to prepare a more agile, educated workforce….However, in recent years, it has been increasingly evident that our economy is truly driven by innovation and the creativity and communication nurtured through the "Arts" and that the Arts are an essential component…worthy of emphasis as well. Rooted in our faith as Catholic schools, "Religion" is woven throughout all subjects and completes the picture for a holistic approach to education. STREAM education is not a new curriculum, but a philosophical framework for delivering excellence in Catholic education for (the) 21st century. Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Buffalo

s is the custom at Sacred Heart, science and math teacher Pam Brownell begins every class with a prayer. "The moments we spend in prayer help to center the class," she says — "especially when the girls are anxious before an assessment." Math teacher Amanda Klenk notes that "The beauty of math is all around us in the world that God has created." And Teresa DelVecchio, who teaches visual arts, says that, in her classes, "Students are reminded of the gifts of this world." "Religious values are an important part of educating the whole person," says Sr. Elizabeth Doyle, ASCJ, co-director of Campus Ministry. And, while the terminology may be relatively new, the thinking behind STREAM — incorporating the R (Religion) along with the STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and A (the Arts) into the curriculum is something that faculty members at Sacred Heart — and a number of other Catholic schools — have been doing for quite a while. Still, widespread conversations about STREAM as an education strategy are relatively recent. The STEM areas have been a focus of education philosophy for more than a decade; the term first came into common use in 2005. Conversations about adding the Arts (the A) took shape in subsequent years as educators and policy makers sought to emphasize interdisciplinary connections and ensure that students learned to develop and apply creative thinking and design skills to their STEM learning. The discussion about STREAM (adding the R) became more central to the Catholic school world in 2014. In that year, the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) introduced its STREAM initiative, held a national symposium on the topic, and articulated STREAM's core concepts. These concepts include: † integrating Catholic identity into every aspect of the curriculum; † providing a challenging learning environment focused on science, technology, math, the arts, and the

integration of education in the faith;

† promoting a culture of innovation as well as a commitment to ethical behavior; † increasing the participation of groups that are under-represented in the sciences; † increasing content literacy for all students, including those who do not pursue technology-related

careers or additional studies in the STREAM disciplines; † fostering inclusivity by serving a broad population and operating on the dual premises that math and

science competencies can be developed, and that all students need access to STREAM competencies to become full participants in 21st century education; † fostering an environment that encourages problem solving, collaboration, and independent research; † demonstrating that success can be defined in many ways.

Sr. Elizabeth's co-director of Campus Ministry, Blair Destito ’06, notes that, "In our role, we draw on the gifts of everyone in the school as we infuse our values throughout the curriculum." Sister and Blair point to examples such as the integration of Catholic medical ethics into courses taught by Sr. Mary Jane Paolella, ASCJ, ’65, an expert in

† Elizabeth Christophy, Ph.D., has been a member of the Science Department since 1999. She teaches all levels of chemistry, including AP, and moderates the Students Tinkering with Awesome Robots (S.T.A.R.) Programming Club, and our school's chapter of the Science National Honor Society. Science literacy is vital for everyone. While we have many students who go into careers where knowing chemistry is helpful — science research, medicine, and so on — even non-science careers, such as technical writing and many areas of the law, can require chemistry knowledge. And, as I point out to my students, everyone needs to know something about chemistry to function in the world today. Think about how many topics in current events involve science. If students don't know how to think logically and scientifically and do not know the basics of science, they cannot have informed opinions about issues like vaccinations, global warming, space exploration, the use of genetically modified organisms, environmental protection, and other current topics in the news.

The integration of related subject areas is vital; understanding connections among disciplines enables our students to experience a fuller picture of how the world works, and to appreciate how the knowledge they gain can influence their lives. Sr. Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ, ’76, Principal

Ethical issues are, of course, a huge part of science. The other way that religious faith — the R in STREAM — informs our classes is the idea that science and religion are in no way mutually exclusive. It is perfectly possible to believe in God and be amazed at the wonders of God's creation, yet still study the details of how it all works."

† MaryLee Delaney joined the Sacred Heart English Department in 2001, after having been the associate artistic director of the awardwinning All Children's Theatre in Providence, Rhode Island. In addition to teaching a variety of English courses and being a junior homeroom teacher, she created the college essay workshop for seniors, co-moderates the Sacred Heart chapter of the National Honor Society, and is chairing the faculty standard for Sacred Heart's reaccreditation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). MaryLee has directed the school's annual musical since 2006. Outside of Sacred Heart, she is involved with the Will Power! Initiative through the Yale Repertory Theatre, which celebrates innovative educators, and is a member of the Connecticut Drama Association.

Pam Brownell, who worked as a development engineer and a glass technologist at Corning, Inc., before coming to Sacred Heart, has been a member of the Mathematics and Science Departments since 1997. She teaches chemistry, geometry, algebra, and computer science and has served as the Math

Both chemistry and geometry help our students develop their problem-solving skills. By showing them that they are capable of solving complex problems, I also help them develop self-esteem. The logical approaches they learn in these classes help them meet challenges in all areas of their lives. And, as students work through these challenges, I focus not only on modeling compassion and patience, but also on teaching my students to have compassion and patience for one another. Each one learns at her own rate, and respecting each other's process helps us all become better people and better learners."

In these pages, several Sacred Heart faculty members discuss how they incorporate the concepts and values of STREAM education in their classrooms.

Sr. Elizabeth adds: “We hope to help our students as they grow and mature in intellect and understanding, and as they wrestle with life’s most difficult questions. Everyone’s spiritual journey is unique. As a Catholic school, we have the privilege of accompanying our students on their journeys, and we see this accompaniment as an integral part of their education."

Department chair. In 1998, she instituted the Sacred Heart Academy Math League. She has served as sophomore class moderator and co-moderator, and co-moderator of Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD). In true interdisciplinary fashion, Pam helped develop the class trip that takes students to see a Broadway musical every fall and, for the past nine years, has been co-moderator of the costume crew for the annual musical production.

genetics research. Music and art are central to Campus Ministry, particularly in the creation of liturgies and in students' sharing of their musical and artistic talents. "The integration of related subject areas is vital," says Sacred Heart's principal, Sr. Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ, ’76. "Understanding connections among disciplines enables our students to experience a fuller picture of how the world works, and to appreciate how the knowledge they gain can influence their lives."

Each year when selecting a musical, I ask 'How does this piece reflect our core values?' and 'Who is the female protagonist?' And, for each

ALUMNA VOICE Tara Cocchiarella Barreira '02 Associate Director of Process Sciences at Merrimack Pharmaceuticals One of the factors that most drew me to Sacred Heart was that a biotech collaboration with Yale had just been announced. I had always loved science and came to Sacred Heart with the intention of immersing myself in the science curriculum. As soon as I was allowed to choose my own classes, I took all the science I could, including Sr. Mary Jane Paolella's biotech course, AP biology, AP chemistry, and anatomy. Because of Sacred Heart, I knew how to do DNA sequencing and work with PCR (polymerase chain reaction) before I was old enough to get my driver's license! I was incredibly well-prepared when I enrolled at Tufts University, where I majored in chemical engineering because they did not have an accredited biotech program. I now have a master's in chemical engineering as well, but my career path has been in biotech. Sr. Mary Jane is still a mentor to me. She never doubted what we as students could do and instilled confidence in us to succeed in a world dominated by men. She took us to scientific conferences and helped us feel that we belonged there. When I had to do my first professional industry talk in my 20s, I started to panic. And then I remembered what I had done in high school, thanks to Sr. Mary Jane and others.

Teresa DelVecchio works with a student on a printmaking project.

production, we choose a service project inspired by the show's theme. For example, when we staged West Side Story in 2015, we partnered with Apostle Immigrant Services to learn more and to help with a clothing drive. For The Little Mermaid last year, we partnered with Save Our Sound to help clean up area beaches. This year, for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, with the Connecticut Department of Education, we brought in the 'Save a Life' Tour. (See more about the 'Save a Life' Tour in the Around the Academy section of this issue.) Theatre is a collaborative art form that teaches the value of collective participation. Bringing the show to the Shubert Theater allows students to heighten their theatre training by collaborating with professionals on state-of-the-art equipment. Participating in the musical encourages each student to use her voice, trust others, and create results. These skills are transferable to the classroom, the work force, and the community. While some of our strongest performers have pursued degrees in communications

Passionate and principled educators make passionate and principled students. I can't say enough about my experience and education at Sacred Heart, and I still rely on the ethical lessons I learned, as well as on the science.

and the performing arts, others have used their skills in pursuits ranging from medical school to careers in corporate America. Of course, faith is the bedrock of everything we do at Sacred Heart. I honor our students' courage and imagination, and love being a lighthouse for their talents as they strive for the stage. No matter what production we are working on, creating theater is a wonderful metaphor for taking a leap of faith."

â&#x20AC; Teresa DelVecchio has taught visual arts since 2010, including courses in drawing and painting, digital photography, and 2-D and 3-D multimedia. She also teaches the Introduction to Fine Arts course and works with students planning to major in studio art in college to help build their honors art portfolios. Teresa moderates the freshman class and the Art Club, and works with the paint crew to design sets for the school's annual musical production at the Shubert Theater. Outside of school, she works as a freelance illustrator and potter.

them to slow down and really see — to observe and appreciate the images and places that may have become invisible or taken for granted. I encourage my students to observe the world, and depict its wonders in their own work. Students are respectful of each other and themselves as we critique each other’s artwork. God’s gift to us is to encourage each other in our daily lives."

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As the only visual arts teacher, I have the unique experience of teaching all students in the school, and I get to know each one as a person as well as an art student. I act as a facilitator, encouraging students to challenge themselves and allowing them to choose the media and techniques they want to explore and develop. Knowing them as people gives me the opportunity to facilitate their growth and development.

While I strive to teach students how to be confident, I also teach them to help those who are struggling, to work as a team, to be compassionate to one another, and to promote social responsibility. We want our students to be able to think, create, and innovate, but we also need them to be compassionate, empathetic, and kind. Nicole Granucci I focus on each student's problem-solving process, showing her how to break down any type of complex problem and solve it creatively. The skills learned in the visual arts can be applied to disciplines across the curriculum, allowing students to understand the interdependency of the world around them. In my classes, students are reminded of the simple gifts and beauty in this world. I teach

Campus Ministry co-director Blair Destito ’06 gathers with students for faith and fellowship at the weekly Java With Jesus, and in Clelia’s Cucina (otherwise known as Sandwich Club), students prepare sandwiches for distribution to those in need.

Kathryn Gniadek, chair of the Math Department, has taught at Sacred Heart since 2002. She teaches a variety of courses, including honors and AP calculus, and also the UConn Early College Experience (ECE) courses that are integrated with upper-level math classes. Kathy has been junior class moderator, is moderator of Mu Alpha Theta — our chapter of the National Math Honor Society — and Moody Mega Math Challenge. She serves as the UConn site coordinator for ECE here at Sacred Heart. With her husband, Thomas Gniadek, M.D., she generated a computer-based grading algorithm that helps the department with proper math course placement for incoming freshmen. She has written a trigonometry e-book series titled "Fab Five for Trig" as a resource to help students learn trigonometry without memorization, and has published articles on theology in several magazines. I am experimenting constantly with new and different teaching styles and the latest research results regarding growth mindsets in the math classroom. I emphasize the idea of "grit" in all my classes, and encourage students to use this important way of thinking. I implement the latest neuroscientific research regarding learning and teaching, and, stress the value of learning from mistakes and the idea that anyone can learn anything. Math is a great discipline to teach students that it is never okay to quit just because something is difficult. Problem-solving strategies in math can be extrapolated to our lives at work, and in our families, communities, and relationships. Regarding the R in STREAM: If anything needs

ALUMNA VOICE Olivia DeFilippo '16 Obtaining a BFA in musical theater at Molloy College's Cap21 Conservatory During my time at Sacred Heart, I was a member of the Chamber Choir and served as student director my senior year. I performed in the musical in my sophomore and junior years, in Annie and Singin' in the Rain, respectively. I was a liturgical singer for First Friday masses and Holy Day celebrations. When I was a senior, I choreographed the Festival of the Arts for the Drama Club. Sacred Heart taught me how to embrace my individuality. Throughout my high school journey, I was constantly reminded that this journey is my own, encouraged to craft my own future, and to work hard with guidance from my friends and mentors. Ms. Alison Bass, in particular, inspired me in my own life to step out of my comfort zone and follow my passions. One of the most important lessons I learned was time management. I was balancing my course load with cheerleading, choir, and Drama Club, while also performing in shows and participating in a jazz choir at Fairfield Prep. Time management skills are essential now that I have to manage college classes, my jobs, rehearsals, homework, and commuting time.

"grit," it is our relationship with God. We cannot and should not expect to understand God's ways. Scripture states, "God's ways are not our ways, His thoughts are not our thoughts." So, if any of us try to make any sense out of some of what we are asked to believe — attitudes of "grit" and "keep trying" and "trust that all is well" all come into play as skills learned in struggling with math problems! And always, I pray and ask God for the grace to help me, every day, bring His face of love and mercy into every class I walk into."

Physics is an important discipline for our young women. Some will have to understand physics for careers in medicine or the sciences. For others, physics develops problem-solving skills and endurance. It is not an easy subject; it requires thinking through tough problems. But breaking down complex problems into manageable parts is a valuable skill. Physics also highlights our day-today interactions with our environment. It explains how objects fall, how our eyes and ears work, why something can’t move without a transfer of energy, and why you need something warm to make something cold. Understanding our natural world makes us better problem solvers. When I think about the R in STREAM, I reflect on the fact that part of our role as a Catholic school is to teach the whole person. While I strive to teach students how to be confident, I also teach them to help those who are struggling, to work as a team, to be compassionate to one another, and to promote social responsibility. We want our students to be able to think, create, and innovate, but we also need them to be compassionate, empathetic, and kind."

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† Amanda Klenk, who has a master's degree in STEM education, joined Sacred Heart's Mathematics Department this year. She assists with the Math League, and is a junior class homeroom teacher.

Digital photography courses provide students with the skills to take, alter, print, critique, and appreciate art from both the technical and aesthetic perspective.

Nicole Granucci, now in her second year of teaching science, teaches physics and astronomy, and started the Astronomy Club. She is currently finishing her master's degree in applied physics (optics) at Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU); her research involves developing novel methods to reduce sky background for better observations in urban areas. She notes, "Many urban communities lack public observing programs due to the light pollution, atmospheric conditions and limited access to large telescopes."

My classroom motto is, “You learn by doing." I use the analogy of learning to play piano to help students understand the importance of working through the content. The piano teacher can tell you how to play, but you don't learn until you actually touch the keys. I engage students with hands-on activities — real problems to solve and ways to make personal connections to the content. I also want my students to understand that, while learning difficult material can be challenging, if you persevere, you can learn or do anything. I involve students in as much science research and astronomical observation as possible. I work closely with the SCSU astronomer and have connections to NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) astronomers to do research.

In my classroom, we create learning communities where my students work in groups, present their

Nicole Granucci and her students in the physics lab.

ALUMNA VOICE Kristin Morico '80, PE, BCEE, D. WRE, CSP, ENV SP Global Leader of Environmental Programs at General Electric Sacred Heart gave me excellent academic preparation for my further education, and for my career in civil engineering and my work in industry. The science program was outstanding, even as far back as when I was there in the late '70s. I especially loved chemistry. Sacred Heart also gave me experience in leadership roles such as student council president and tennis team captain — experiences that have served me well as I have been in executive positions for the last 14 years. I learned effective communications skills, how to get along with many different kinds of people, how to be approachable, and how to approach others. Those skills are important in my current position, where I deal with a lot of compliance issues and often have to respond to challenging situations. Sacred Heart has been instrumental throughout my life. When the Chernobyl disaster happened in 1978, Sr. Kierstin Martin, ASCJ, our chemistry and physics teacher, brought in an expert to talk about it. Then, when the Fukushima nuclear plant broke down in 2011, I had to fly there to coordinate emergency efforts around radiological contamination for our employees, and I remembered that lecture from 1978. And the inclusive community at Sacred Heart also remains with me. It allowed me to blossom. So many of my friends and associates are from my Sacred Heart days. We laughed a lot at school, even through some difficult times. The support I had from teachers, administrators, and classmates gave me important messages about what is possible.

work, and discuss their thoughts and points of confusion without fear of making mistakes. I focus on having the students really learn the material with strategies that work for them. At the start of each lesson, I also point out how the content is applicable to STEM fields and to everyday life. Mathematics is important because it is a universal language that can be used to learn more about how our world works, as it is used in science, business, and the arts. Mathematics can be considered a gateway to higher education; mathematics skills, especially critical thinking and reasoning aloud with group members, are important to success at the college level and beyond. The R in STREAM is a part of our classes, helping us find meaning and beauty in God's creations. Mathematics is all around us in the world that God has created. It is part of us and is something we have an intuition about."

† Barbara Mangini, chair of the Fine Arts Department, has taught theology, English,

Students use the scientific method to analyze, explore, and assess the various processes in nature, and as they do so, they do so with honesty and integrity. They are living the values that serve as the foundation for religion. Sibani Sengupta, Ph.D.

fine arts, and drama at Sacred Heart since 1999. She has also taught the Freshman Seminar, directed the school musical, and currently moderates the Drama Festival. As educational resource coordinator, she works with students individually, providing them with strategies to

support their academic success.

The R in STREAM is woven throughout everything we do, as the creation of art is a profoundly personal experience. I am blessed that Sacred Heart Academy has given me endless opportunities to witness these personal discoveries. God’s gifts are celebrated as we seek to define ourselves through our relationship with God and with others. This is why I love teaching here!"

† Sibani Sengupta, Ph.D., joined the faculty in 2003 as a member of the Science Department, and has taught biology, genetics, and microbiology. She served as department chair for six years and, in 2014, became dean of academic affairs. While serving as dean, she continues to teach AP Biology and Gene Discovery. As a project with her honors biology class, Sibani adapted a technique called RNAi so that it can be used in a high school setting. That work has been published in The American Biology Teacher. Over the years, she has mentored students working on science projects that have garnered numerous awards and accolades.

Engaging in the arts — visual arts, drama, dance, and music — is basic to the human experience. The arts provide us with a universal language to communicate our history, our values, and, perhaps most importantly, our faith. With the study of acting and drama, for instance, the life-long natural consequences include an enhanced ability to generate ideas, to communicate those ideas to others, to focus on living in the moment, and to develop a deeper appreciation for a process-based learning experience. Students are given ample opportunities to rehearse these skills through performance-based projects and are encouraged to practice proper audience etiquette, allowing them to build their confidence as presenters. I love working with them in this capacity, as the skills they are learning have the unique ability to connect students to themselves and to one another. These are skills students will need as they confront the complex problems we face in the 21st century. Students display more self-confidence, improved concentration, and a stronger spirit of empathy when engaged in the arts.

Students tinker with awesome robots in the S.T.A.R. Programming Club, led by chemistry teacher Elizabeth Christophy, Ph.D.

I am always drawn to and amazed by the level of inquisitiveness and motivation among our students. The research projects they are choosing have evolved over the years. The unique aspect of Human Gene Discovery — an introductory course in biotechnology — is that it helps students get firsthand experience in common and important lab techniques. I am proud that we offer this as a sophomore elective, since these techniques are typically not part of a high school curriculum. Science courses in general are geared toward promoting independent thinking and logical analysis. It is our hope that students become critical thinkers so that they can rely on their prior knowledge and reasoning ability to make well-informed decisions throughout their lives, and make meaningful contributions to their families and communities. Students use the scientific method to analyze, explore, and assess the various processes in nature, and as they do so, they do so with honesty and integrity. They are living the values that serve as the foundation for religion."

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN SUPPORTS A NEW HEART FOR OUR SCHOOL

embers of the Sacred Heart family know our stories. In September of 1946, seventeen pioneering young women walked through the doors of 295 Greene Street in New Haven, laying the foundation for our future. A decade later, following the establishment of a new Provincialate on the Cherry Hill estate in Hamden, about a hundred students entered the new Sacred Heart Academy building for the first time. Every year, a new first-year class, welcomed at Freshman Commissioning, finds its place in the Sacred Heart community. And each major change at the school â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the appointment of a new leader, the expansion of campus facilities â&#x20AC;&#x201D; is another chapter in our collective life. Now, the time has come for a new chapter to be added.

RENDERING OF PROPOSED EXTERIOR

We plan to build a space that will allow us to keep pace with the changing academic climate of the 21st century, and that will enhance the sense of community that is central to our mission.

Sr. Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ’71 President

We have embarked on a capital campaign, Ever Higher — The Campaign for Sacred Heart Academy — to support Phase I of the master plan approved in 2015 by the school’s board of directors and the Advisory Council. “The current building constructed in the 1950s suited the needs of the time,” says President Sr. Sheila O’Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D.,’71. “We plan to build a space that will allow us to keep pace with the changing academic climate of the 21st century, and that will enhance the sense of community that is central to our mission.” Development of the master plan, spearheaded by Sr. Sheila soon after her installation as the school’s first president, began in 2011. It was an extensive and inclusive process, calling on the entire school community to think deeply about the future needs of the Academy. The response was enthusiastic and heartfelt. Meetings were held with students, faculty and staff, parents, alumnae, and friends of Sacred Heart — “Probably a thousand people all together,” Sr. Sheila notes — offering their insights to the architect. Two of those people are Stephen and Nancy LaPointe, parents of Kayla '18 and members of the capital campaign cabinet — a small group of people who form the leadership for the campaign. In that role, the LaPointes have been in contact

CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP Campaign Cabinet Sr. Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ’71 ı President Deborah Camner ı Campaign Director Alora Caraglio Coppola ’08 ı Campaign Associate David Garamella, The Giving Collaborative ı Campaign Consultant Sallie Vece DeMarsilis ’82 Karen S. Harris, P’10 Francis Lamboley, Esq. & Elaine Mastagni Lamboley ’60 Stephen & Nancy LaPointe, P’18

Campaign Committee Tara Cocchiarella Barreira ’02 John F. Buckley, Jr., Esq. & Tricia Buckley, P’12

PURPLE I PROPOSED EXISTING SPACE RENOVATIONS

with other Sacred Heart parents past and present, graduates, and friends of the school. "Everyone we have spoken with," says Nancy, "feels deeply connected to the school and wants to see it move forward." Robert McMahon, father of Emma '17 and Elisabeth '16, and a member of the Advisory Council, says, "There is no doubt that the students, faculty, and staff deserve a physical plant that matches the quality of what goes on inside the building." In line with the challenges and pace of 21st century learning, the plans for Phase I call for a new school center to be constructed in front of the existing building, connecting the Philip Paolella, Jr. Recreational Center and the original main entrance. The new wing will become an educational, social, and cultural center that will also offer improved accessibility for those with physical challenges. The space will include a new student commons that will be a natural gathering spot for students before, after, and between classes, and will include a gallery to display student art work. Anyone entering the building will do so on ground level in full view of the relocated main office. "We love having visitors," Sr. Sheila says, "and we want them to feel welcome. The new configuration will be a central hub for the school while providing enhanced safety and security."

YELLOW I PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR OF NEW SCHOOL CENTER

Mary Kathleen Carofano ’97 Elizabeth Christophy, Ph.D. Ed Church & Tracy Salemme Church ’79 Jamie Coady ’94 Maura Wilson Coppola ’70 John Cropp, Ph.D. & Anne Cropp, PharmD, P’18 Kevin Guth & Kellie Ciaburro Guth ’88, P’18, ’20 Kristin Morico ’80 Brian Murphy & Maureen Sullivan Murphy ’75 Joyce Pellegrino ’66 Thomas Pursell, Esq., P’12, ’13 Roger & Linda Sciascia, P’07 Earl W. Tucker III & Mary Lavallee Tucker ’84, P’07, ’08, ’10, ’13 Joan Venditto ’59 Robert & Kathleen Vissers, P’19

This is the right plan at the right time, and as I talk with people about the capital campaign, I hear again and again how important the school has been in their lives. Now, we all have the opportunity to help secure Sacred Heart's future. Stephen LaPointe, P’18, Campaign Cabinet member

I am happy to support Sacred Heart Academy’s new building project. I am very proud to be an alumna and I feel that taking part in this project is helping to keep my legacy alive. I was blessed with three beautiful sons so I will never be able to give a daughter the privilege of attending the Academy. By being part of this project, I feel that I am helping another young woman receive the same gift that I had. Empowering young women with a strong work ethic and positive values is essential in this challenging world. MaryGrace Santagata Crisci '88, former Advisory Council member

I am an assistant principal at one of New Haven's magnet schools. I am supporting the campaign because every day that I walk into my school building as a leader in a public school, I take with me the life lessons and experiences learned at Sacred Heart. I remember the importance of having mentors like Sr. Mariette Moan, ASCJ, '77. Those positive interactions continue to inspire me to be that person for my staff and students. My experience as a peer connector at Sacred Heart also shaped who I am. I found a safe space to develop my own speaking and listening skills, and learned how to share those, and help other people see the good in themselves. Jamie Coady '94

WHY I GAVE

By participating in Ever Higher —The Campaign for Sacred Heart Academy, alumnae, parents, grandparents, and friends will ensure that the Academy continues to educate young women who will grow into adults of integrity, compassion, and intelligence. Sr. Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ’71 President President Sr. Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ’71 and Principal model of our new school center. The president's office, principal’s office, and offices for admissions and alumnae affairs will be situated near the main office. New conference rooms will provide convenient meeting space for alumnae, academic departments, the Advisory Council, and Mothers’ and Fathers’ Clubs, among other groups. The relocated offices will free up rooms for use by faculty to tutor students and confer with parents, and for student clubs to meet; such flexible meeting spaces are currently in short supply. The new student center will feature a green roof, also known as a "living roof." Both functional and attractive, a green roof reduces storm water runoff, lowers cooling costs, and is a visible manifestation of our commitment to stewardship of our Earth. "This is the right plan at the right time," says Stephen LaPointe. "As I talk with people about the capital campaign, I hear again and again how important the school has been in their lives. And I know how much Nancy and I value it as parents. Now, we all have the opportunity to help secure Sacred Heart's future." Former Advisory Council member Kathleen Nastri,

Esq., P’08, 10,’14,’18 adds, "My husband and I are grateful to Sacred Heart Academy for preparing our daughters to succeed and thrive in the world. We are supporting the capital campaign so that Sacred Heart has the necessary resources to continue to educate and prepare young women at the highest possible level." David Thompson Architects — Our Architect The new school center is being designed by David Thompson Architects (DTA), a New Haven-based architectural firm with extensive experience serving the educational and religious communities throughout the region. DTA has overseen projects for a wide variety of educational clients including Yale University, Taft School, and the New Haven Board of Education. David Thompson, AIA, the founding principal at DTA, believes that this new project represents a special opportunity for our school. “Sacred Heart has built a stellar reputation for quality secondary education. The construction of the new space will be enormously important in projecting

TO THE CAMPAIGN 3.

Gallery/Student Lounge (RESERVED)

$250,000

Faculty Wing

$250,000

The academics, spiritual direction, and personal growth I experienced as a student at Sacred Heart established the foundation for growth and development throughout my life. By contributing to the capital campaign, my goal is to offer these same opportunities to other young women by providing them with a facility that is state-of-the-art and will prepare them for their future.

Main Office (RESERVED)

$100,000

Joyce B. Comer, PharmD, '70

Portico (Original Academy Entrance)

$100,000

Guidance Complex

$100,000

Admissions Suite (RESERVED)

$100,000

NAMING OPPORTUNITIES New Wing

Sr. Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ, ’76 proudly share the

the school’s identity, linking its programs and activities into a more tightly integrated physical plant.” Mr. Thompson also noted the critical participation of the entire Sacred Heart community in shaping the design. “Over the last three years, we have had a chance to meet with virtually all constituent groups that make up the Sacred Heart family, including students and teachers, administration and support staff, parents, and alumnae. The message has been remarkably consistent and supportive. There is deep appreciation for all that Sacred Heart represents, and unusual unanimity on how the experience of being part of the school will be enhanced with the construction of the new school center.” The Giving Collaborative — Our Campaign Consulting Firm The Giving Collaborative (TGC) is a comprehensive philanthropy consulting firm headquartered in East Haven, Connecticut, whose mission is to deliver personalized, affordable counsel to non-profit organizations

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$250,000

Walkway

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Academic Center (Lower Level) (RESERVED)

$75,000

Faculty Offices

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$50,000

Reception Area (New Wing)

$50,000

Conference Room (RESERVED)

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Guidance Offices (4)

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Guidance Reception (RESERVED)

$15,000

Small Conference Room (3)

$15,000

Kitchen (RESERVED)

$15,000

Outside Benches (6) (ALL RESERVED)

$10,000

I donated to the capital campaign because I truly believe in the values of Sacred Heart Academy — compassion, respect for others, accountability for one's actions, and support for social justice — that go with the excellent academic program. My granddaughter received a fine education in the sciences, her field of interest, and has returned to the Academy to thank some of her teachers for how much they taught her, and for their support and encouragement. Mary Jane Maturo, GP'11, staff

across the U.S. and Europe. TGC provides a full suite of not-for-profit consulting services, from capital campaign readiness and assessment to grant writing. With offices and representation in Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Nevada, Washington, D.C., and London, TGC is a leader in philanthropy consulting to associations, cultural organizations, educational institutions, hospitals, and regional healthcare systems. The firm's leadership team is extremely invested in the organizations with which they partner, and looks for commonalities in values that work together. David Garamella, TGC’s CEO and principal, shared that “it has been a real honor to work with Sr. Sheila, Debbie, Alora, and the dedicated campaign volunteers, and to see firsthand their commitment to Catholic education and the young women they serve.” Join us in continuing the tradition of Excelsior! Please contact Director of Mission Advancement Debbie Camner, dcamner@ sacredhearthamden.org or 203-288-2309, x318, to discuss opportunities for giving.

In one of her first calls to us after she started college this fall, our younger daughter, Emma ’17, said, "I know I never told you this before, but you were right! Sacred Heart prepared me incredibly well for college. Thank you!" Both of our daughters fell in love with English and writing while at the Academy, fueled by the contagious love and enthusiasm of their teachers. And, in their senior years, each of our daughters participated in Kairos. Those retreat days had a profound impact on how they see themselves and others, and deepened their friendships with their classmates. Our daughters have skills for life, and have made friends for life. We are delighted to support Ever Higher — The Campaign for Sacred Heart Academy. Robert McMahon, P'16, '17, Advisory Council member

Alumna Passes on the Alumnae Torch Sr. Mariette was not only a gatekeeper to the past, but also challenged alumnae to reach ever higher with new experiences.

or years, Sr. Mariette Moan, ASCJ, '77 was hard at work, building up the alumnae relations role at Sacred Heart from a part-time position to a full-time ministry. Sister now will be devoting her time and talents to other ministries and as she departs, we want to celebrate her fruitful tenure as director of alumnae relations. The guiding principle of Sr. Mariette’s work was strong bonds, as she instilled in our alumnae that Sacred Heart would always be a home to them, particularly in times of need. Some of her proudest accomplishments were calls to prayer and support for alumnae who found themselves stricken with disease or loss. When Lisa Martone Massaro '83 and Mary Waldman Keefe '78 were suffering from cancer, Sister made a point to be with them until the end, discussing everything from their time at Sacred Heart to deeper conversations about God and family. Sr. Mariette was not only a gatekeeper to the past, but also challenged alumnae to reach ever higher with new experiences. She facilitated volunteer opportunities for several alumnae, including Tiara Pearson '13, who has nothing but glowing praise for Sr. Mariette, whom she calls a source of inspiration. “She is the definition of an Excelsior woman, full of integrity, compassion, and hard work," explains Tiara. “When I was a student, I worked with her as a member of the Young Alumnae Association, and her passion for the Academy inspired me to stay involved. The alumnae owe her so much." Sister’s dedication and hard work are evident from the plethora of activities in which she was involved. She organized numerous class reunions, had countless meetings with alumnae to discuss how to further the mission of the school, and helped coordinate alumnae events such as the Legacy Mass, Chapel Bells, the Children’s Easter Party, and Career Day. She assisted with the golf tournament, auction, and student internships, all while managing part-time teaching duties and appointments as Councilor for the Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Vicar for Religious for the Archdiocese of Hartford. Although we will miss Sr. Mariette, we joyfully welcome the return of another alumna, Caroline Dearborn Raynis '07, as she takes on this position. Caroline is well aware of the legacy she is inheriting. "Sr. Mariette is a very hard act to follow," offered President Sr. Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., '71 as she introduced Caroline to the faculty, "But with Sister’s blessing and support, I am happy that we have found a wonderful new director."

Many of you have asked how you can honor Sr. Mariette’s tenure as director of alumnae relations. Donations in Sister’s honor can be made to the Alumnae Association Scholarship Fund and sent to Sacred Heart. Please contact Director of Mission Advancement Debbie Camner at dcamner@sacredhearthamden.org or 203-288-2309, x318 to discuss.

After graduating from the Academy, Caroline obtained her B.A. in communications and marketing from Central Connecticut State University, and earned her M.B.A. from Southern Connecticut State University with a concentration in marketing. Prior to coming to Sacred Heart, Caroline worked for the Connecticut Department of Labor. She is very involved with her parish, St. Sebastian in Middletown, and Holy Trinity School in Wallingford. Sr. Sheila says, "Caroline comes to us filled with enthusiasm, eagerly returning to the place of so many happy memories from her time as a student. She is warm, engaging, ebullient, and in love with all things Sacred Heart." We wish Sr. Mariette the best as she continues to serve faithfully both the Apostles and the Archdiocese of Hartford, and we look forward to the ways that Caroline will advance the legacy that Sr. Mariette has left behind.

EXCELSIOR LIVES Mary Brunell Pursell ’82

ow do you fill a need when you see one in your community? If you are Mary Pursell, you start a non-profit organization. “When volunteering with my daughter for her Sacred Heart community service requirement, we served dinner at local homeless shelters,” Mary remembers. “We observed that many of the beds did not have sheets, blankets, or pillows. The men were grateful to have a bed for the night, but I thought it would be nice to collect linens for the shelter, too.” A few years later, Mary turned her idea into reality. Along with friend and fellow alumna Kathy Fahy Marinaccio '82, Mary officially registered the non-profit organization, Linens of Love.

“I worked at Abbate part-time during my senior year at Sacred Heart and continued when I was in college at Southern Connecticut State University,” Mary says. “The founder, Pat Abbate, mentored me. Since it’s a small business, I was required to learn all aspects of the operation, from reception to sales to management. In 1998, I was able to purchase the agency from Pat.” Mary credits her commitment to career-building to her time at Sacred Heart, where she says she learned the discipline and confidence needed to fulfill her many responsibilities and achieve her long-term goals. Both of Mary’s daughters, Caitlin '13 and Florette '12, also attended Sacred Heart. During their high school years, Mary served on school and parish councils, and committees and boards related to her daughters’ extracurricular activities.

Mary credits her commitment to career-building to her time at Sacred Heart, where she says she learned the discipline and confidence needed to fulfill her many responsibilities and achieve her long-term goals.

Since 2015, Linens of Love has been collecting items for area homeless shelters, women’s shelters, and veterans’ organizations. Volunteers collect bedding such as comforters, quilts, pillows, and towels, as well as toiletries such as toothbrushes, shampoo, and deodorant. Linens of Love serves four organizations in the New Haven area: the New Haven Family Alliance, Emergency Shelter Management Systems, the VA’s Errera Community Care Center, and New Reach Shelters.

Mary is pleased with the progress of Linens of Love and its contributions to the community. Other organizations frequently donate items or host collection drives to benefit Linens of Love. Mary also promotes the organization by way of her regular day job as president of Abbate Insurance Agency through word of mouth, printed materials, social media, and email blasts to promote events.

“My husband, Tom, and I have always believed it’s important to be engaged with our daughters, leading by example and supporting the groups that depend on volunteerism and parent involvement to thrive,” says Mary. Even though her daughters have graduated from the Academy, Mary still maintains a presence here. This year, she will serve as a new member of the Advisory Council. “I was honored to be asked to serve on the council,” Mary says. “I truly have a love for the Sisters and for everything

the school represents. It’s critical to have an institution like Sacred Heart that empowers young women to develop strong moral values for today’s society. I am looking forward to being part of the Academy’s growth and plans for the future.” You inspire us, Mary Brunell Pursell ’82, this issue’s Excelsior Woman! For more information about supporting the work of Linens of Love, visit their website at linensoflove.org or email them at linensoflove@gmail.com.

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Jiwon Jeong ’18 MAKING A HOME IN TWO WORLDS When you pass Jiwon in the hall or speak with her in class, you might not imagine the barriers she has overcome and continues to face. She is a walking testament to the fact that everyone has a story, and that even very young people are able to respond to life's challenges with tenacity and grace. Just before sixth grade, Jiwon got her student visa and came from South Korea to the U.S. to stay with her two aunts. The initial transition was difficult. "The first year I came to the States, I was very intimidated by the new environment," Jiwon remembers. "Back then, I did not speak any English, so the language barrier was the most difficult for me. The greatest challenge I face now is saying my farewells to family in Korea each year." Jiwon's father serves in the South Korean army and cannot leave the country, so the summer months are her only opportunity to be with her parents.

here offers more extracurricular activities along with the academics, as opposed to the strict Korean education system." Jiwon has certainly made the most of the extracurricular opportunities offered at Sacred Heart. She is a member of National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta — our National Math Honor Society — and participates in the Moody Mega Math Challenge. She also captains the golf team. Her involvement in school activities is all the more impressive because of the cultural and language barriers Jiwon has had to overcome. She is also the vice president of Student Council. Being elected to serve in that position demonstrates the high esteem in which she is held among her peers.

“My parents wanted me to study in the U.S. because the education system here offers more extracurricular activities along with the academics, as opposed to the strict Korean education system.” Jiwon Jeong ’18

With the escalating tension among South Korea, the U.S., and North Korea, Jiwon was unable to return home last summer. She says, "The current situation in North Korea directly affects my family because of my father. But we understand his commitment to the country, and our thinking has always been that sometimes sacrifices are inevitable for a better, bigger cause." The sacrifice of having their daughter go to school in another country was difficult for Jiwon's parents, but one they believed worth making. "My parents wanted me to study in the U.S. because the education system

Last summer, Jiwon participated in the prestigious Discovery to Cure Internship Program at Yale University, a highly selective research opportunity that admits only 12 percent of applicants. She interned in the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department and performed research on reproductive immunology. Jiwon hopes to attend college in the U.S. but after that, anything is possible. She has adapted to calling two places home. "I actually think having two homes is beneficial because I always have a place to look forward to going back to, either with my parents in Korea or in the United States with my aunts." We are certain that wherever she ends up, Jiwon will do herself, her family, both her countries, and Sacred Heart Academy proud.

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AROUND THE ACADEMY Meet the Class of 2021

This year’s freshman class — the Class of 2021 — is 123 young women strong. Members of the class applied from sixty towns in Connecticut and ninety feeder schools. The top five towns represented in this class are Hamden (32), Wallingford (14), New Haven (13), West Haven (12), and Branford (11). The most popular names in the freshman class are Anna, Clare/ Claire, Emma, and Mia. And, the Sacred Heart Academy legacy continues. Twenty-six class members have at least one sister who is a current student or

graduate — 32 sisters in all. Seventeen members of the class have mothers who are alumnae, and nine members have grandmothers who are alumnae. Eight freshmen have both mother and grandmother legacy relationships. “Sacred Heart legacy is again strongly represented in this class. We are always so pleased to welcome daughters of our alumnae who want to continue the legacy of excellence cultivated over our 70 years in education,” said Director of Admissions Elaine Lamboley '60.

Our new students have attended three orientation events to create a strong sense of community and to help them feel confident and comfortable in their new school. The Class of 2021 was officially inducted into the Sacred Heart community at Freshman Commissioning in September, which also welcomed parents to the commissioning service and the reception that followed. (See photos above.) Sacred Heart welcomes the Class of 2021!

Yale Physics Olympics Competition Participating this year in the Yale Physics Olympics (YPO) competition, (from left) Roselynn Thattil ’18, Arushi Khanna ’18, coach Nicole Granucci, Rachel Joyce ’18, and Sarah Nastri ’18. The team placed third out of 50 Connecticut schools in Rocket Design — and earned an honorable mention for their team name, “Plancks for Nothing.” The team, along with their physics instructor Nicole Granucci, participated in five events that involved physics concepts and problems — optimizing engineering, problem-solving mathematically and experimentally, and developing an experiment for solutions. In addition to the competition, there was a physics demo show and a tour of the Yale Physics Department. Congratulations to the team!

AROUND THE ACADEMY Eunji Lee ’18 Recognized as a National Merit Semifinalist

Eunji Lee '18 has been named a semifinalist in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program. The program honors students who show exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies. Approximately 1.6 million juniors in more than 22,000 high schools entered the National Merit

National Merit Commended Students

Left, Keely Greiner ’18 and right, Arushi Khanna ’18.

Scholarship Program by taking the 2016 PSAT, which served as an initial screening of program entrants. The nationwide pool of semifinalists represents less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors and includes the highest scoring entrants in each state. These academically talented seniors now have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,500 National Merit Scholarships, worth more than $32 million.

Science and Engineering Fair, and was a finalist in the Robotics and Machine Learning category at Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in May for a project using neural networks to detect bleeding in endoscopy images. Last summer, Eunji worked in the clinical chemistry department at Yale New Haven Hospital, designing and conducting a stability and validation study on a newly released blood collection device.

Since freshman year, Eunji has continually explored her academic interests and contributed to our community. She serves as president of National Math Honor Society — Mu Alpha Theta, treasurer of National Honor Society, and captains the Moody Mega Math Challenge teams and Math League. Eunji is a member of Mock Trial, Science National Honor Society, French National Honor Society, Key Club, and Art Club. Having played violin for more than ten years, she has been the Sacred Heart Academy orchestra concertmistress since freshman year, and has represented our school at both the Southern Regional and All State music festivals.

Eunji received the Yale University Book Award and the University of Rochester Xerox Award for Innovation and Information Technology. She was also awarded the National Center for Women in Informational Technology Aspirations in Computing Award, and her team placed in the top 150 in the nation in the 2017 Moody Mega Math Challenge. Eunji has won silver and bronze medals on the National French Exam and received the Sr. Antonine Memorial Scholarship before entering Sacred Heart Academy. She was recently named an AP Scholar with Distinction.

Eunji participates in independent science research and won the third place team award at the 2016 Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair for her project on designing and testing 3-D prosthetic coverings. As a rising junior, Eunji interned at the University of Bridgeport, helping to write a program to detect spam accounts on Twitter, which won first place at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Connecticut Conference poster competition. She won the second place individual physical sciences award at the 2017 Connecticut

Outside of school, Eunji enjoys volunteering for Music Haven and the Bridgeport Kids Empowered by Your Support music programs. She teaches violin to elementary and middle school students, in addition to helping with organizational and planning duties, and has also performed alongside students at concerts and various events. Since fourth grade, she has been a member of the Greater Bridgeport Youth Orchestra’s principal group. Eunji looks forward to exploring her interests in research, science, and technology in college, where she would also like to continue to share her music.

Principal Sr. Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ, '76 announced that Keely Greiner '18 and Arushi Khanna '18 were named Commended Scholars in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program. Keely and Arushi demonstrated “exceptional academic promise” on the 2016 Preliminary SAT National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, placing among the top 50,000 scorers of more than 1.6 million students who entered the competition. A letter of commendation from the school and the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program, was presented to each of these scholastically talented seniors. Congratulations to Keely and Arushi on their strong performance in this highly competitive program!

Fifty AP Scholars Recognized The College Board’s Advanced Placement Program provides academically prepared students the opportunity to take rigorous college-level courses while still in high school and to earn advanced placement and/or credit in college for successful performance on the AP exams. AP Scholar Awards recognize students who have demonstrated college-level achievement in AP courses. We congratulate the following students for their outstanding achievements on the 2017 AP exams: AP SCHOLAR — Granted to students who receive a score of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams: Caitlin Buckley ’18 Alyssa Carrano ’17 Erin Christie ’17 Kaitlyn Christie ’17 Courtney Clarkin ’18 Anne Cunningham ’17 Jordan Earl ’17 Alexa Fiala ’17 Olivia Franco ’17 Clare Gagliano ’17 Dana George ’17 Brittany Gerckens ’17 Cathleen Halasinski ’17 Maia Jakubowski ’18 Rachel Joyce ’18 Abigail Kelly ’17 Elizabeth LoPreiato ’17 Sara Martin ’17 Meredith McConnell ’18 Laura Mocciola ’18 Elisa Palmieri ’17 Priya Patel ’17 Olivia Ross ’17 Casey Szeligowski ’17 Livia Talamelli ’17 Jenna Tubby ’17 Sophie Velez ’17

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AP SCHOLAR WITH HONOR — Granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken, and a score of 3 or higher on four or more exams: Meghan Antonetti ’17 Madison Clark ’17 Julia Cyr ’17 Yogasai Gazula ’17 Keely Greiner ’18 Samantha Hekeler ’17 Jiwon Jeong ’18 Kierstin Jones ’17 Arushi Khanna ’18 Isabelle Nilerud ’18 Roselynn Thattil ’18 Amy Ziobron ’18 AP SCHOLAR WITH DISTINCTION — Granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP exams taken, and a score of 3 or higher on five or more exams: Caroline Berberian ’17 Jeanne Cassidy ’17 Julia Davis ’17 Monika Krah ’17 Elizabeth Lamont ’17 Eunji Lee ’18 Hannah Levesque ’17 Katherine Mackey ’17 Alysse Mastriano ’17 Alicia Pekar ’17 Catherine Valloso ’17 Sacred Heart offers twenty Advanced Placement courses on campus or through Online School for Girls: AP Biology, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Chemistry, AP Computer Science, AP English Language and Composition, AP English Literature, AP Environmental Science, AP French Language, AP Human Geography, AP Latin: Vergil, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, AP Music Theory, AP Physics 1, AP Spanish Language, AP Statistics, AP U.S. Government, AP Psychology, and AP U.S. History.

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Musical Cast and Crew Bring "Save a Life" Tour to Sacred Heart Each year the cast and crew of the musical participate in a service project. For Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, they partnered with the Connecticut Department of Education, bringing in the “Save a Life” Tour. Using driving simulators, students participated in a virtual experience that incorporated texting while driving. The results were terrifying, and students were able to see the impact of distracted driving in a safe environment. All members of the cast and crew attended the event and signed a pledge to avoid distracted driving.

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AROUND THE ACADEMY

New Faculty Welcomed English.” She comes to us for the fifth time as she begins her 20th faculty year at the Academy. Previous posts include teaching English, theology, Latin, history, and social studies, and serving as librarian. She holds a B.A. in English from Loyola (Chicago), an M.A. in English from Fordham, an M.L.S. from Southern Connecticut State University, and a Diploma in Spirituality from the Teresianum Pontifical Institute for Spiritual Theology in Rome. In addition to her years at Sacred Heart, Sr. Susan has taught in elementary and secondary schools in Illinois, Missouri, New York, and Florida. She served as Provincial Secretary of the Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and for the past seven years has worked with the retired Sisters at Sacred Heart Manor.

President Sr. Sheila O’Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ‘71 and Principal Sr. Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ, ’76 announce new appointments for the 2017–2018 academic year: █ John Bien-Aime, our new director of technology, moved to the U.S. from Haiti when he was 12. Once here, he fell in love with technology, and earned his B.S. in computer information systems from Albertus Magnus College. He comes to us from TBNG, a technology support company. █ Barbara Davis teaches precalculus, statistics, and AP statistics. She earned a B.A. in education and a B.S. in mathematics from Southern Connecticut State University and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in mathematics learning and teaching from Drexel University. Bobbie has taught middle school math throughout Connecticut and is a frequent presenter at National Council of Mathematics conferences, demonstrating to teachers and administrators how to use literature effectively in math classes. █ Blair Destito '06 has returned to teach in the Theology Department and co-direct Campus Ministry. She was named a 2006 CIAC ScholarAthlete, and went on to Boston College where she earned a B.A. in secondary education and English while playing Division I softball. From 2010 to 2012 she taught English to ninth and eleventh graders in Detroit public schools with Teach For America, and was a regional semifinalist for the Sue Lehmann Excellence in Teaching Award. In 2014, Blair graduated from Villanova University with a master's degree in theology and a certificate in pastoral ministry, and taught theology and coached freshman volleyball here from 2014 to 2016. She is currently pursuing a post master’s certificate in theology at Holy Apostles College and Seminary while immersing herself in the study of John Paul II and his Theology of the Body. Blair serves as community service chair for Frassati New Haven, a Catholic young adult fellowship.

Back from left: Andrea Nezat, John Bien-Aime, Katherine Tubis ’10, Barbara Davis, Amanda Klenk, Blair Destito ’06, and Daniel Lomba; Front from left: Caroline Dearborn Raynis ’07, Sr. Elizabeth Doyle, ASCJ, Sr. Susan Emmerich, ASCJ, and Michaela Papa. █ Sr. Elizabeth Doyle, ASCJ also joins the Theology Department and, along with Blair, serves as co-director of Campus Ministry. Sister is happy to return to Sacred Heart where she served as a part-time tutor during 20142015. She earned a bachelor's degree in social work and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from the University of Missouri and has completed coursework in theology at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Cromwell and at Pontifical Lateran University in Rome. Currently working on a M.A. in Spanish through Saint Louis University, Sr. Elizabeth has experience in retreat work both here and at Cor Jesu Academy, our sister school in St. Louis. She has worked with immigrants and refugees at Apostle Immigrant Services in New Haven and throughout Connecticut and also in Missouri. Sister is looking forward to comoderating our Sister to Sister Club. █ Sr. Susan Emmerich, ASCJ, returns to Sacred Heart to offer student assistance in “all things

█ Amanda Klenk teaches geometry, algebra II, functions, statistics, and trigonometry and co-moderates Math League. She earned a B.S. in elementary education from Bucknell University, and an M.A. in STEM education with a concentration in middle and high school mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin. Amanda has taught students of all ages, including teaching engineering to college and high school students at Atlas Preparatory School, a charter school in Colorado Springs, Colorado. █ Daniel Lomba, our new director of informational technology, teaches computer applications and computer science. He is a graduate of PCI, where he specialized in computer and network technology. Daniel has provided technical research, support, implementations, and consulting to educational organizations nationwide. With over ten years of information technology experience, he currently holds technology certifications in areas including CCNA, MCP, FCNSA, BCNE, Network+, and Security+. █ Andrea Nezat is our new special events coordinator. Born and raised in Belmont, Massachusetts, Andrea received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Rhode Island School of Design and an advanced degree in fashion design from

the School of Fashion Design in Boston. She has been involved in special event planning for more than ten years at the Preservation Resource Center, a not-for-profit organization in New Orleans. █ Michaela Papa teaches media production and digital photography. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hofstra University, double majoring in film production and creative writing. After working in the film industry in Manhattan, Michaela earned a Master of Fine Arts from Emerson College. She worked in the publishing industry for several years but was always drawn back to the classroom, where she has taught in a variety of settings including a public school, an enrichment course computer lab, and a mountain top in Vermont. Though born and raised in Connecticut, once Michaela left for college she hadn’t been back — until now! She is eager to share her previous experience and love of storytelling — through a variety of media — with the Academy, and is most looking forward to helping students run the morning show. █ Caroline Dearborn Raynis '07 is thrilled to return to her alma mater as the new director of alumnae relations. As a student, she was a

member of Key Club, a phone-a-thon volunteer, and recipient of the school’s Spirit Award. She is a graduate of Central Connecticut State University where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in communications with an emphasis in public relations and promotions, and continued her studies at Southern Connecticut State University where she earned an M.B.A. in marketing. Caroline worked for the Connecticut Department of Labor from 2010 to 2016, assisting with programs and services such as the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC), a federal tax credit available to employers who hire individuals from certain target groups who have faced barriers to employment. █ Katherine Tubis '10, the newest member of the Science Department, teaches honors biology, anatomy and physiology, genetics, and forensic science. She is enthusiastic about returning to her alma mater and looks forward to all that this school year will bring. During her senior year here, she served as swim team captain and as a peer connector. She earned a bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in chemistry from Barry University. Katherine has been studying and hopes to attend medical school within the next few years.

BLACK FRIDAY. CYBER MONDAY.

NOVEMBER 28, 2017 Sacred Heart will once again participate in #GIVINGTUESDAY, a national day of giving to kick-off the giving season for everyone, everywhere. Encouraging personal philanthropy and charitable giving during the holiday season, #GIVINGTUESDAY embraces the Sacred Heart Academy spirit of service and community.

sacredhearthamden.org/givingtuesday Support our 2017 - 2018 Annual Fund during this one-day giving campaign.

Stop and Shop for SHA We are once again participating in the Stop and Shop A+ School Rewards program, a simple and easy way to support Sacred Heart. Each time you shop using your Stop and Shop card, Sacred Heart gets points, and points convert to dollars at the end of the year. Haven’t registered your card yet? Here’s how: 1. Go to http://www.stopandshop.com/aplus 2. Under the “Designate Your School” heading in blue, click the “Register Your Card” button. 3. In the “Sign in to Register Your Card,” box, enter the first three letters of your last name and your Stop & Shop card number. Then click the “Continue to Listings” button. 4. The easiest way to select Sacred Heart Academy is to use the “Express Registration” form. Enter our school’s code, 07652, next to “School 1.” You can be registered for up to two schools at once. Click the “Register” button to complete your registration. Please spread the word to family members and friends!

Mu Alpha Theta Induction Thirteen new members were recently inducted into this year's Sacred Heart chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, the National Mathematics Honor Society. Members are academically qualified juniors and seniors who maintain strict grade point average requirements, excel in high level math courses, participate in Math League and the Study Buddy Tutoring Program, and host school-wide Pi Day activities. Congratulations to the following students inducted as new members: Clare Bassano ’19, Swathi Jacob ’19, Crystal Long ’19, Gabriela Perez ’19, Amanda Savona ’19, Marilyn Senger ’19, Arianna Vessicchio ’19, Vivian Wang ’19, Maia Jakubowski ’18, Laura Mocciola ’18, Avishan Montazer ’18, and Allison Sawicki ’18.

AROUND THE ACADEMY Science National Honor Society Induction In September, our chapter of the Science National Honor Society (SNHS) inducted 22 members. To qualify for membership, students meet strict requirements of grade point average and science class enrollment. SNHS is involved in tutoring, hosting Mole Day activities, and running the school Science Fair in February. Congratulations to the newest members of the Science National Honor Society: Clare Bassano ’19, Vienna Goslowski ’19, Katie Gray ’19, Catherine Herrick ’19, Swathi Jacob ’19, Claire Lagarde ’19, Mary Sarah Olson ’19, Gabriela Perez ’19, Amanda Savona ’19, Marilyn Senger ’19, Ariana Vessicchio ’19, Glory Villano ’19, Vivian Wang ’19, Ashley Amarante ’18, Sarah Anastasio ’18, Katerina Bilcheck ’18, Katherine Fitzgerald ’18, Sarah Nastri ’18, Olivia Pietrogallo ’18, Audrey Seyfried ’18, and Devanshi Patel ’18.

“Poca favilla gran fiamma seconda” (Dante: Paradiso, I:34) “A little spark is followed by great flame.” *

Richard Marino Chair, History Department

Please enjoy this feature where, in 265 words or so, we capture a snapshot of life at the Academy with words from a faculty or staff member, a student, or an alumna.

his quotation from Dante’s Paradiso elucidates the mission of Sacred Heart Academy. A spark can turn into a brilliant flame if one seeks the higher good. The ethical and moral actions of students, parents, alumnae, faculty and staff, and friends of Sacred Heart Academy ignite a spark that transforms into a flame. This glow illumines all that is good with humanity. True knowledge is knowing there is a Being higher than ourselves; a knowledge that serving others is how we should live, and not a means to a selfish end. It is the knowledge that compassion for others, and having a moral compass, is the right way to conduct ourselves in every situation, with anyone, at any time. Our students seek knowledge from books, of course, but there is a knowledge that supersedes this type of understanding. The ideal knowledge Dante sought, and that Sacred Heart Academy communicates and projects, is for today’s students and for those of us associated with this institution. It requires that we come to terms with our humanity in ways that become particularly meaningful to us when we enter this beloved community. This form of knowledge exists innately in all of us, but Sacred Heart Academy draws forth the fire. From a prayer service, to a sporting event, to a live production performed by our students, to a mission trip, to a kind word or gesture to someone in the halls or in the cafeteria, our love for one other and for our God illuminates the common good in humanity. We may not know it at the time; we may not believe it now. But, as part of the Sacred Heart community, we have all had that spark ignite in us something very beautiful that we will exhibit often to others in the here and now. Just as Dante seeks the summit in Paradiso, so too with us as, enjoined together, we seek our way to Excelsior in all that we do... * (trans. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)

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Honor Roll of Giving 2017

Thank you! 27

2016 – 2017 Sacred Heart Academy Leadership Sacred Heart Academy Advisory Council Karen S. Harris, CPA, P’10 — Chair Associate Controller, Treasury & Gift Administration ı Yale University Chair, Executive Committee Richard J. Iovanne — Vice Chair Market Manager, Senior Vice President ı People’s United Bank James M. Alexander, P’14 Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, and Secretary, Retired ı Spinnaker Exploration Company James E. Bowman, P’12 Partner ı Bowman, Monaco & Black, PC Chair, Finance Committee John F. Buckley, Jr., Esq., P’12 Attorney at Law ı Buckley & Wynne Tracy Salemme Church ’79 Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer ı Hartford HealthCare MaryGrace N. Santagata Crisci ’88 Major Sales Account Manager ı Altura Communication Solutions Sallie Ann Vece DeMarsilis ’82 Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer ı Movado Group, Inc. Louise Rosarbo Dinsmore ’86 Principal ı Partners in Philanthropy, LLC Anne Fitzpatrick Donahue ’84 Senior Vice President ı US Bank Dolores DeFonzo Ennico ’70 Corporate Vice President of Human Resources ı Olin Corporation Salvatore G. Filardi, P’17, ’18 Vice President, Facilities & Capital Planning ı Quinnipiac University Mary-Ann P. Haran, Esq., P’05, ’07 † Attorney at Law ı Law Office of Mary-Ann P. Haran Chair, Advancement Committee Sr. Virginia Herbers, ASCJ Provincial Vicaress and Councilor ı Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Cynthia Mariani Director of Stewardship/Recording Secretary ı Yale University Robert M. McMahon, P’16, ’17 Senior Managing Director ı GE Capital Chair, Investment Committee Kathleen L. Nastri, Esq., P’08, ’10, ’14, ’18 Attorney at Law ı Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder, PC James P. Reidy, P’07, ’09, ’15 † Managing Director ı Aon Corporation Thomas P. Smith, Jr. Chief Insurance Officer ı Knights of Columbus Earl W. Tucker III, P’07, ’08, ’10, ’13 Project Manager and Vice President ı Empire Paving, Inc. Chair, Building and Maintenance Committee Mary Lee Weber, P’04 Director of Business Development ı Cashman & Katz • Sr. Sheila M. O’Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ’71 ı President Sr. Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ, ’76 ı Principal Deborah S. Camner ı Director of Mission Advancement Maria Cammarota ı Business Manager 28

Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Provincial Council Sr. Ritamary Schulz, ASCJ, ’59 ı Provincial Superior Sr. Virginia Herbers, ASCJ ı Vice Provincial and Councilor Sr. Veronica Beato, ASCJ ı Councilor Sr. Diane Mastroianni, ASCJ ı Councilor Sr. Mariette Moan, ASCJ, ’77 ı Councilor Sr. Mary Lee, ASCJ ı Treasurer Sr. Rita Petrarca, ASCJ, ’58 ı Secretary

Sacred Heart Academy Administration Sr. Sheila M. O’Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ’71 ı President Sr. Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ, ’76 ı Principal Sr. Judith Musco, ASCJ, ’61 ı Dean of Student Activities/New Teacher Mentor Sibani Sengupta, Ph.D., P’16 ı Dean of Academic Affairs Annette Vasaturo, P’02, ’05, ’11 ı Dean of Studies

Mothers’ Club Lisa DeFrancesco Pyne ’88, P’17 ı President Maribel Borruso, P’17 ı Vice President Ann Marie Godbout, P’19 ı Secretary Mireille Desrosiers, P’17 ı Inventory Coordinator Sharlene Frederick, P’19 ı Communication Coordinator Maryanne Giaimo Pisani ’81, P’13 ı Moderator

Fathers’ Club David Emerson, P’17 ı President Kevin Brady, P’18 ı Vice President Joseph Corradino, P’14, ’19 ı Secretary Angus Lamont, P’17 ı Treasurer Sr. Sheila M. O’Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., ’71, President ı Moderator

Alumnae Leadership Team Sr. Mariette Moan, ASCJ, ’77 ı Director of Alumnae Relations Regina McFarland Johnson ’77 ı President Debra Daniels Iannone ’83, P’13 ı Recording Secretary Tiara Pearson ’13 ı Class Agent Coordinator Ann Criscuolo Pari ’67, P’13 ı Member-at-Large Jamie Coady ’94 ı Immediate Past President

Committee Chairs Kathy Berry Prentice ’69 ı Legacy Sr. Mariette Moan, ASCJ, ’77 ı Networking Barbara Tracchio Romano ’61, P’72, ’73, ’74, ’87 ı Reunion Rita-Marie Rogers Rossetti ’87, P’18 ı Rose Garden Sr. Mary Anne Sharron, ASCJ, ’64 ı Spirituality P ı Parent

FROM THE DIRECTOR Dear Friends of Sacred Heart,

As a proud graduate of

In the summer of 1946, the bikini debuted in Paris. Here in the U.S., Joe Garagiola played his first major

the Class of 2016, I give

league baseball game, Tupperware was introduced,

back to Sacred Heart

a gallon of gas cost 15 cents, and Frank Sinatra, the Andrews Sisters, Perry Como, and the Ink Spots were

Academy to help make

crooning on the radio.

it possible for other

That same year — on September 9 — something

students to attend the

wonderful happened. Sr. M. Antonine Signorelli, ASCJ

Academy and receive

opened the doors to Sacred Heart Academy for 17 intrepid young women. In September 2016 we began

the same exceptional

celebrating our 70th anniversary. We are grateful to

education that I did. It is a

those who helped make our anniversary year not only one of record-breaking fundraising, but also a year

wonderful feeling to know that my gift will make the difference in the life of a future student. Vanessa Brokaw ’16

that was joyous, meaningful, and highly spirited. We co-celebrated with Notre Dame High School, which also opened in 1946. Together, we hosted a beautiful Mass in the fall and a sock-hop in the spring. We also introduced the Greene Street Girls Luncheon for our 400-plus Greene Street Girls. Publicity, special events, and community activities focused on our 70th anniversary celebration. Thank you for making it a year to remember! As we look back on our seven decades, we also look onward and upward. We have embarked on a capital campaign, Ever Higher — The Campaign for Sacred Heart Academy, which will allow us to build a space to keep pace with the changing academic climate of the 21st century. We hope you will enjoy the introduction to the campaign featured in this issue. We are grateful to those who have helped with the planning and design for this beautiful new space and appreciative of those who have given leadership gifts. We are also thankful to each of you — our alumnae, parents, grandparents, students, faculty and staff, and friends — who have helped us to surpass the one million dollar fundraising mark this year. Thank you also to those who gave time and talent to special events, and to those who donated to the Annual Fund, and to our ever-growing #GivingTuesday. We appreciate, too, those who supported Hands Up for Heart during our Auction in April, and those who donated to our Endowment Fund, both of which offer young women in need of financial assistance the opportunity to attend the Academy. As we look to the future, we always remember our past and the vision of Sr. Antonine — to provide a premier college preparatory education for young women who would go on to become the next generation of leaders. Thank you for keeping Sr. Antonine’s vision alive. Gratefully in His Heart,

Debbie Camner Director of Mission Advancement

2016 - 2017 Financial Report TOTAL EXPENSES ı $8,772,136

TOTAL REVENUE ı $8,726,538

OPERATING EXPENSES

OPERATING REVENUE Tuition and Fees — 83% Mission Advancement Income (net) — 13% Investment Earnings — 2% Other Revenue — 2% TOTAL REVENUE

$7,228,483 $1,127,674 $212,832 $157,549 $8,726,538

Personnel Salaries and Benefits — 57% Administration — 13% Building /Plant Improvements/Rent/ Depreciation — 10% Tuition Assistance — 8% Capital Fund* — 7% Instructional and Athletics — 3% Student Body Expenses — 2% TOTAL EXPENSES

MISSION ADVANCEMENT INCOME

$5,034,094 $1,089,804 $779,638 $740,109 $604,684 $267,040 $206,767 $8,772,136

ANNUAL FUND Annual Appeal Ad Campaign (net) Auction (net) Wine Tasting/Alumnae TOTAL

$211,303 $62,509 $138,285 $4,400 $416,497

ENDOWMENT/RESTRICTED FUNDS Golf Tournament (net) Gifts & Bequest Capital Fund* TOTAL MISSION ADVANCEMENT TOTAL

$20,721 $85,772 $604,684 $711,177 $1,127,674

* Funds raised and reserved for the Ever Higher capital campaign

2016 - 2017 HIGHLIGHTS #GIVINGTUESDAY contributions have doubled since we first joined the movement in 2014!

100% of the Advisory Council and the administration contributed to the ANNUAL FUND with 75% of the faculty and staff contributing. The ENDOWMENT FUND has grown each year since 2014 and now stands at $3,486,149. 100% of the Advisory Council, Campaign Cabinet, and administration made leadership gifts to EVER HIGHER — THE CAMPAIGN FOR SACRED HEART ACADEMY and 86% of faculty and staff contributed.

HANDS UP FOR HEART raised more than $70,000 to support our Tuition Assistance Program.

39% of the student body is receiving a total of $875,000 in financial aid this year because of donations to the SCHOLARSHIP FUND.

2016

Honor Roll of Giving 2017

Thank you!

Mary Danehy Miller 1982 * Rosemary O'Neill Mirando 1974 ± Sister Mariette Moan, ASCJ 1977 * Gerald J. Moran * MTA Scholarship Fund, Inc ± Elizabeth Sugrue O'Neil 1960 * Justin & Gail O'Neill ± John P. Orazem, M.D. & Claire Rusowicz * Joseph † & Lorraine Paolella ± Elizabeth A. Parker ^ Frances Pascale 1958 * Renata Serafin Patterson 1995 * Ralph Pisani, Jr. & Maryanne Giaimo Pisani 1981* Marci Garofalo Quaranta 1987 David C. Reed & Karen Smith Reed 1984 ^ The Sensale Family Carol Conte Shaw 1962 * Rosemarie DeMaio Smith 1955 ± St. Bridget Church ^ Susan Lagerstrom Sullivan 1965 Margaret Urquhart 1967 ± Louise Vannoorbeeck * Christina Cestari Wagner 1991 ± Peter † & Ann Weiss ^ Rebecca Williams ^ Dr. Cary Yeh & Lynn O'Neil Yeh 1984

MOTHER CLELIA MERLONI CIRCLE $2,500 - $4,999 Joan Attianese 1963 Marilyn Petraiuolo Douglas, Esq. 1973 * Glenn Formica, Esq. & Megan Formica ± Ramon Gonzalez, Jr., M.D. & Bernadette Gonzalez Eugene Harris * Karen S. Harris AC * KeyBank ^ Salvatore Lupone ± Office of Education, Evangelization and Catechesis * Hugh & Martha O'Neill * Joyce Pellegrino 1966 John Quinn, Esq. & Mary-Ann Haran, Esq. † * AC RVRM Enterprises, LLC Albert & Darcy Salemme Laiching Sun & Dharini Sun, M.D. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $25,000 + Anonymous (2) ^ Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, U.S. Province The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven * Enrique Hernandez, Jr. & Megan McLeod Hernandez 1974 * The Maximillian E. & Marion O. Hoffman Foundation, Inc. ± Hon. Robert Nastri, Jr. & Kathleen Nastri, Esq. AC * Lambert & Joan Schommer ^ Roger & Linda Sciascia * •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

CORNERSTONE CIRCLE $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous ^ John F. Buckley, Jr., Esq. AC & Tricia Buckley * Joyce B. Comer, PharmD 1970 * John Cropp, Ph.D. & Anne Cropp, PharmD ^ Estelle D'Alessio † ^ Thomas & Patricia DeGrand * Cliff Ennico & Dolores DeFonzo Ennico 1970 AC * Linda LaVorgna Hyson 1962 Charles Kilmain & Catherine Ferrie Kilmain, Ph.D. 1989 ^ Knights of Columbus Supreme Council * Peter & Lori Schommer * •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

CHARTER CIRCLE $5,000 - $9,999 James AC & Martha Alexander * Sharon Egan Bremer, M.D. 1965 * Ed Church & Tracy Salemme Church 1979 AC* Anne Fitzpatrick Donahue 1984 AC Timothy J. Kearney * Stephen & Nancy LaPointe ^ Robert McMahonAC & Kristin McMahon, Esq. * Catherine Filardi Pagliaro 1983 James Reidy AC † & Karen Walsh Reidy 1974 * Timothy Sullivan & Melissa Patton Sullivan 1982 ^ Michael & Annette Vasaturo * •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

EXCELSIOR CIRCLE $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous (5) ^* Albertus Magnus College Aldo DeDominicis Foundation ^ Maria Asis-Gilbride, M.D. 1981 * Tapas Bandyopadhyay, M.D. & Sibani Sengupta, Ph.D. * Susan Banks ± Robert & Virginia Barker * Robert Barreira & Tara Cocchiarella Barreira 2002 * Michael Baumgaertner, M.D. & Irene Baumgaertner James AC & Michelle Bowman * Bowman, Monaco & Black, P.C. * Thomas Byrne, Esq. & Hon. Julie Manning Amy Wirkus Cahill 1994 Kathryn Camizzi & Theodora Depalma ^ Matthew & Maria Cammarota * Mark & Deborah Camner * Sheri Constantino Camputaro 1989 ± Kathleen Carroll, Esq. 1971 ^ Carl & Lisa Casper ± Catholic Charity League of New Haven * Suzanne Colasanto, Esq. 1973 * Connecticut Tank Removal, Inc. John Constantino ± Maureen Danehy Cox, Esq. 1972 * Daniel Davis III & Anne Davis ^ John & Gail DeGrand * Robert DeLucia & Esther Pontecorvo DeLucia 1963 Edward & Pamela DeMarseilles Francis & Trish Donelan * Anthony Filorimo & Michele Mattei Filorimo 1988 * Daniel Frier & Linda Li Thomas Gniadek, M.D. & Kathryn Gniadek * John & Tracey Groves ± Jenae Avallone Gureff, Esq. 1996 ^ David & Raquel Harduby ± Maureen Hayes * Charles Herrick, M.D. & Ana-Cristina Herrick William & Angeline Iovanne ^ Kathleen O'Neill Kramer ^ Francis Lamboley, Esq. & Elaine Mastagni Lamboley 1960 * Mascola Group ^ Nancy Cavallero McNamara 1980 *

* Donor for five consecutive years / ^ Donor for three consecutive years / ± New donor, first gift in five or more years /

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SR. ANTONINE SIGNORELLI CIRCLE $500 - $999 Anonymous (2) ^ * Michael Ajello, Esq. & Dana Ajello * Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. 1965 Michael & Diane Amarante ^ Joseph & Laura Anastasio ^ Charlotte Beattie 1972 Audrey O'Keefe Beck 1953 Patrick Birney ± Beth Iovanne Blazevich 1975 * Patrick & Rita Brenchak ^ Ann Brillante 1999 Peter & Ann Bruchansky * Kenneth & Elizabeth Burdick ± Anne Byrne ^ Jacquelyn Caulfield Cahill 1982 * James & Lucie Carangelo ± Elizabeth Christophy, Ph.D. * Sheila Coonan 1978 ± Leo Cooney, Jr. & Kathleen Cooney ^ Frank Coppola & Alora Caraglio Coppola 2008 * Joe & Michele Cordero ^ Catherine Cestar Crawford 1962 * MaryGrace Santagata Crisci 1988 AC Henry Criscuolo & Susan Bassermann Criscuolo 1969 Cristo Rey New York Advisory Committee ± Jennifer Crowley ± Sandra D'Ambrosio * Barbara DeBarbieri 1961 * Joe & MaryLee Delaney * Marilyn Demorest, Ph.D. 1961 Dennis Uniform Manufacturing Company ^ Frederick & Mary Helen Donarum ± Maureen Dwyer 1964 ± Brian & JoAnn Ellis ± Susan Ellis ± Craig & Colleen Fecke

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Jason & Holly Fink * Paula Fracasso, M.D., Ph.D. 1973 * Richard & Manon Gagliardi * Michael & Colleen Gethings ^ The Giving Collaborative LLC Mary Hendricks Glazier, Ph.D. 1964 ^ Paula Godman Lisa Stamos Heerdt 1975 ^ Mary Elizabeth Clark Helzer 1958 * Brendan & Susan Hemingway ± Mona Breault Hendrickson 1971* Impressions Studio ± E. William Iovanne * Richard AC & Suzanne Iovanne * Kristen Kearney, Esq. 2000 * Carol Mele Kennedy 1964 * Knights of Columbus Hon. W. Patrick Donlin Assembly #2459 * Anne Donegan Kraemer 1959 ^ Konrad & Karen Lagarde ^ Harold J. Lamboley III, Esq. & Maureen Lamboley ^ Nora O'Neill Laverty * Mary Ann Walsh Lewis 1970 * Richard LoRicco, Sr., Esq. * Brian Luciani & Julie Coyne Luciani 1984 ^ Geraldine Lupoli, Esq. 1959 * John Maher, Jr. & Cheryl Abbatello Maher 1982 * Cynthia Mariani AC Edward & Mary Jane Maturo * Michael Mazzariello & Jeanne Lawlor Mazzariello 1978 *

Jeanne Marcarelli McCann 1975 ^ Donna Franco Minotti 1984 * Paul Moyher ^ Renee Busca O'Keefe 1981 * Sister Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., 1971 AC * Matthew Pekar & Domenica Cirivello Pekar 1991 ^ Guido & Diane Petra ± Gregory † & Sandra Piontek * Kathy Berry Prentice 1969 * Maureen Murphy Prior 1955 * Dominic & Antoinette Proto * David & Tammy Robinson * Glenn Rybacki, Esq. & Margaret Rose Rybacki 1981 * Donna Scaramella * Daniel & Leslie Slater ^ Peter & Janet Smith * Mary Kate Barone Spainhour 1982 Carole Stackpole 1967 * Alfred Triana & Ellen Mckeown Triana 1958 ^ Derek Turbacuski Ann Vallombroso 1959 * Keith & Cindy VanScoyk ± John & Margaret Walsh ^ Lucille Marcarelli Wientzen 1958 Mary Ann Williams Roberta Schaefer Wolff 1962 ^ Linda Zemke 1966 ^ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

RED & WHITE CIRCLE $250 - $499 Abbate Insurance Associates, Inc. * Advanced Periodontics, P.C. Fredrick Afragola & Elizabeth McKeon Afragola 1960 Joseph M. Ajello ^ Kerry Alexander * Allied Printing Services, Inc Keith & Lisa Andrzejewski Karen Doyle Barker 1971 ± Joseph & Janet Barone Blanchette Sporting Goods, Inc. Paul & Diane Body ± Jessica Watcke Boni 2002 The Boston Consulting Group, Inc. ± Judith Clancy Boucher 1957 ^ Patrick & Therese Bowman John & Lynn Brantley Keith Brokaw & Patricia Cappola-Brokaw * Wendy Lee Brown 1978 * Pamela Brownell Florence Burel ^ Cappola-Brokaw Art of Hair Daniel Case & Mela Veltri Case ± Cheryl Celentano ^ Cheshire Performing Arts Academy ± James & Carolyn Coady * Jamie Coady 1994 * Patrick & Jeanne Cocchiarella John & Madeline Contegni ^ JoMichelle Corrales, Ph.D. 1993 *

Marguerite Onofrio Costanzo 1977 ± Bernice Cullen ± David Thompson Architects ^ Frank & Isabella Dicarlo ± Louise Rosarbo Dinsmore 1986 AC Nancy D'Onofrio 1983 * Diane Dow Kevin Doyle ± Patrick Duffany, Esq. & Kathleen Duffany Thomas Duffy, O.D. & Eva Marie Cekaitis, O.D. * Elisabeth Reynolds Durso 1957 * Jeffrey Dussetschleger, D.D.S. & Patricia Dussetschleger * Michael & Jodi Dziczkowski ^ Onoriode Ekeh, Ph.D. & Amy Ekeh ± Robert Farrell, Esq. & Mary-Jean McGarrity * Jonathan & Kristen Ferris ± Stephen Fitzgerald, Esq. & Jacqueline Fitzgerald, Esq. * Maria Fracasso, Ph.D. 1978 * Gabriel Gambardella, D.P.M. & Patricia Pacelli Gambardella 1996 ± Brian & Karen Garceau ^ Gregory Genna & June Finnucan-Genna ^ Rev. John J. Georgia ^ Elizbeth Griffin * Mallory Tarca Gunzy 2004 * AC Stephen Hanchuruck, Esq. & Laurie Hanchuruck * Christopher & Rosa Harrison * Lauren Henderson ^ Marjorie Hogan Heyd 1960 * Maureen Smith Howell 1970 ^ Alicia Ierardi 1995 Eric Jahn Stephen Jerram & Karen Witkowski Jerram 1987 ^ Nicholas Kefalas & Judge Beverly Streit-Kefalas ± John Klein ± Susan Deak Kopits 1969 ^ Kristen Leigh Biondi Golf Tournament ± Michael & Vivien LaChance * Brian Laucks & Mary Clifford Laucks 1979 Joseph Laudano, Jr. & Maria DiPalma Laudano 1972 * Christina Lavarn 2010 ± Kevin & Marianne Lawlor * Douglas & Gina Lee Ann Marie Lenart Maria Acampora Loitz 1989 ^ Thomas & Patricia LoRicco ^ Philip & JoAnne MacDonald ± Felix J. Mangini & Julianne Perego-Mangini 1968 ^ Robert & Kathryn Manning ± Thomas Margius, O.D. & Susan Margius * Nancy Waselewski Marston 1970 * Mary J. Miller, CPA * Sherri Matteo 1969 ± Scott & Christine Maturo * Maryellen McHenry 1971 ^ Thomas & Terry Anne McKiernan ^ Merit Insurance Mike Rodrigue Real Estate ± Donald & Margaret Mitchell * Richard Munday & Rosemary Jones Mary Sheehy Navin 1963 ^ Diane DeFonzo Nehrkorn 1963 * New Haven Terminal, Inc. * Thomas Noniewicz, Esq. & Maryann Sullivan Noniewicz 1982 ^ Larry & Jill Otto ± Diane Dadio Perrone 1977 * Richard L. Piccolo & Mary McFarland-Piccolo 1972 ±

Edward & Margie Pikaart ± Pitney Bowes Matching Gift Program Thomas Pursell, Esq. & Mary Brunell Pursell 1982 Michael Pyne & Lisa DeFrancesco Pyne 1988 ^ Elizabeth Moran Rapone 1985 * Kathleen Raymond 1982 * Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964 * Norman & Patricia Richards ± Mary Robinson ^ William & Arlene Robinson * Most Rev. Peter A. Rosazza Marabel Santagata Phyllis Savo 1973 Robert Schreck ^ Judith Kittelman Schwarz 1965 * Fred D. Sette, Esq. & Barbara Sette SHA Class of 2017 ± Marion Sheehy 1966 ± Mark & Erin Sieczkowski * Edward & Linda Sink Leon & Jan Slomkowski * Beth Smith, Ed.D. 1982 * Roberta DeLay Smith 1953 * Marjorie Sopkin & Thomas McCabe ± Edys Riordan Stine 1957 * Martha Marchessault Stovall 1967 ^ Katherine Chvisuk Stuhlman 1965 * Anne Harmon Sweeney 1970 * Fred & Mary Tarca Cynthia Funaro Towers 1982 Brian Tubby & Nicole Tung, Esq. ^ United Way of Central & Northeastern Connecticut James O. Walsh, Esq. & Marsha Walsh

Willow Treatment & Associates Elizabeth Wolleben Yoder 2004 ^ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

THE 21st CENTURY CIRCLE $100 - $249 Anonymous (8) ± * Absolute Standards, Inc. ± Pamela Pellegrino Acquarulo 1982 Jenna DeMarseilles Addison 2005 ± Richard & Kimberly Agresta Anna Jean Ajello ^ James & Kathleen Alber Alternative Dental Lab Inc. ± Bryan & Lisa Anderson * Paul & Nancy Anderson ± Barbara Mauriello Angelo 1964 ^ Regina Buonocore Apuzzo 1976 * Anthony & Ann Arpino William Asid Mary Ann Attianese 1960 Helene Astorino Augustine 1976 Patricia Hayes Axtmayer * Paul & Antonella Bacchiocchi Paul Badore & Barbara Christophy Badore * Francis & Mary Baldino * Evelyn Barnum ± Dean & Maryanne Bauknecht Jeffrey Beatty, Esq. & Lee Beatty George & Elynor Bedocs * Benjamin Bellucci & Sally Esposito Bellucci 1987 ^ Ellen Tracey Below 1983 ± Joanne Caruso Bentley 1977

The memories, experiences, and formative lessons I learned at Sacred Heart impel me to give back by supporting the Annual Fund. SHA also had a positive impact on my daughters by maintaining high academic standards, as well as teaching them the importance of being good human beings. I am motivated to support the Annual Fund so the mission can extend to others in need of financial assistance. The strong bonds formed at S-H-A shall ne’er in life be broken. Mary Brunell Pursell ’82, P’12, ’13

Robert & Lucille Bernier ± Douglas A. Berv, M.D. & Cheryl Bevvino Berv Katherine Moran Birney 1957 ± Amy Nizen Blakeslee 1985 * Richard Blakeslee & Susan Pieper Blakeslee 1960 * JoAnne Bliss ± Frank & Carleen Blois Susan Kluk Board 1996 Joan Polidoro Bombassei 1951 Robert & Maribel Borruso ^ Nancy Borzain 1972 * Scott Boswell Daniel & Amy Bothwell Beth Botti 1997 * Jerome & Marian Brennan ^ Ty Brokaw Helen Brown ± BTG ± Andrea Gorske Bullard 1957 Lorraine Owens Burns 1962 * Patricia Burton ± Jennifer Hyduk Byrne 1995 ^ Diane Cadrain 1967 Anthony Caiafa & Kimberly Gydus Caiafa 1976 John & Carol Caldarella ± Russell Cameron & Annette Cameron, M.D. John Cancellieri ± John Cancellieri, Jr. ± Jere Carangelo ± Rosemarie Carbone Paige Ferris Carney 1987 Michael Celentano & Felicity Buonocore Celentano 1983 * Mary Trella Champion 1975 ^ John & Kathy Chiaro * Vanessa Chioffi 1986 ± James Chow & Theodora Dogani ^ Samantha Church Kathryn Cioffi Mary Civitello ± Loretta Triana Clark 1957 * Thomas & Christine Clark * Charles & Carol Clarkin ^ Zach & Katie Clayton ± Joanne Perrelli Cleary 1964 ± Jude Ryan Cohen 1972 Marlene Barone Cohen 1980 * Michael & Marie Collins ± Dominic & Alina Colossale Virginia Colossale ^ Kevin Condon, Esq. & Laura Condon Mary Ellen Condon 1962 Ann Conkling-Walsh Wayne Cooper Elizabeth Corraro 1967 ± Betse-Gene Collins Courtmanche 1962 Dolorita Danehy Coutts 1975 CoventBridge (USA) Inc. ± Karen Davis Cretella Thomas & Doreen Crowe Kimberly Cramer Curbow 1981 * Judith Manzi Cuticelli 1969 * Catherine Daly * D'Andrea & Pantera, P.C. Marie D'Andrea * Robert & Sandra D'Andrea ± Ronald D'Andrea, D.M.D. & Maura D'Andrea ± Susan Danehy ± Scott Davis ± Joseph Debs & Karen Borsos-Debs, D.P.M. ^ Douglas & Christine DeCerbo *

John & Annette DeCesare ± Anita DellaCamera ^ Anna Marsico DeLucia 1951 * Harry & Maureen DiAdamo Ann Monahan Diana 1979 Danielle DiCerbo ± John & Suzanne Dolan * Vincent T. Donnelly * John & Elisabeth Donnery Daniel Donohue ± Paige Dostie 2015 ± Jacqueline Beaudette Downing 1977 William B. Dragan, D.D.S. & Margaret P. Dragan Louis & Joanne Dubay ± Patrick Duffy, M.D. & Suzanne Duffy * Elizabeth Dwyer 1966 * Robert & Kimberly Eagen ± Christopher & Beth Earle ± John Early, Jr. & Josephine Notaro Early 1951 * Judith Dering Ellis 1957 * Doreen Chisaski Ely 1962 * Ann Marie Buonasora Engstrom 1973 ^ Michael & Cheryl Eremita ± Marilyn Clancy Erff 1960 * Joseph & Mary Esposito ± Salvatore Esposito, Jr. & Michelle Esposito ± Anne Faggio ± Peter & Michele Faggio ± Johanna Coletta Fallert 1966 * Dorothy Fiorillo Farrell 1950 * Michael J. Ferris The Figoni Family ± Cristiano & Jennifer Figueiroa ± Salvatore AC & Veronica Filardi Brian Fischer, Esq. & Katherine Fischer Jeanne Fisher-Thompson ± Timothy & Susan Fitzgerald ± Catherine Fitzsimons 1972 * Paula Forni 1967 * Rosemary Forni 1968 * Francis Forte+ & Annette Currier Forte 1961 * Clement & Maria Fucci ^ Lucille Christoforo Fusco 1962 * James & Elizabeth Gagliardi Ann Galla ± Mary Galvin 1967 Mary Gamberdella David Gannon ± Gary & Susan George ^ Jennifer Buell Germe 1995 Tiffany Burns Gherlone 1999 Keira Gibson, Esq. 2003 Thomas & Phyllis Giglietti * Marjorie Bussmann Gillis, Ed.D. 1969 * Christian & Ann Marie Godbout Susan Carlucci Gold 1964 Casey Goulden 2015 ^ The Grande Family Cheryl Vita Granucci 1976 ± Nicole Granucci ± Dolores Greenspun * Richard Greiner, Jr., M.D. & Jennifer Greiner Sandra Grillo-Broccoli 1967 ± John Guerin & Elizabeth Pisanelli Guerin 1981 * Charles & Carol Gunning * Kevin Hallinan & Margaret Nicholls Hallinan 1983 * Gayle Hugo Hardenbrook 1965 ^ Donald & Sandra Harrison William & Linda Harvey * Ann Somma Hastings 1972 ± Patricia Joyce Heavren 1956 *

Donna Pantera Heins 1971± Van M. Hendrickson & Mary J. Miller * Elise Herlihy 1969 ^ Mary Kay Hermann 1983 Steven Heubeck ± Felipe & Glafira Heyrosa ^ Anna Hill 2016 Robert W. Hill, Jr. & Janyce Murphy 1987 Lisa Hottin 1972 * IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program ± Jennifer Grana Illuzzi, Ph.D. 1995 * Sandra Gomlin Ineson 1963 ^ John Izzo, Jr. & Madelyn Izzo Dennis & Karin Jackson Carol Schoen Jankowski 1965 ^ John F. Kennedy School ± Beth Kiley Johnson 1965 Regina McFarland Johnson 1977 * Joseph & Rochelle Kanell * Diane Beaudoin Karr 1972 ± Joseph Keane III & Kimberly Lynch Keane 1983 Lois Lynch Kelly 1953 * Pamela Auletta Kennedy 1965 Kennedy, Johnson, Schwab & Roberge, LLC James & Cynthia Kenney ± Bhushandev & Ritika Khanna ± Kathleen Kiely 1971 ± Mary Ann Kelleher Kiely 1974 * Martin & Alberta King Kathleen Luke Kniphfer 1971 ± Joan Konareski 1965 John & Diana Koons ^ Steven Lamoreaux, Ph.D. & Melissa Lamoreaux Erin Lanni ± Marie Lato 1961 Maresa LaTorraca, Esq. 1995 Andrea Laudano 1975 ^ Mary Ann Laudano 1975 Melissa Laudano, M.D. 2000 Joseph C. Lee, Esq. & Mary Jo Carney Lee 1957 * Joseph & Barbara Lenti * Marc & Stefanie Levesque ^ Darlene Finer Levy 1975 ^ Patricia Minichino Licklider 1961 * Erin Linville ± Robert & Fannie Liptrot Frank Loehmann, Jr. & Carol Spignesi Loehmann 1963 Michael Lombardi & Susan Proto Lombardi 1976 James & Angela Lynch ±

James & Margaret Lynch Ann Zullo Lyons 1962 ^ Peter & Colene MacDonald Paul & Susan Magliochetti ± William & Jean Mahoney ± John & Jacqueline Mai ± Christine Vigliotti Maisano 1985 ± Anthony Malafronte & Dolores Tommaselli Malafronte 1950 * John & Carolyn Mancini ^ Kelly Mannion 2006 ^ Craig Martin & Tamara MacDonald Martin 1980 ^ Ursula Mastrianni Martino 1962 * Ronald & Eileen Masiero Guy Massaro & Courtney Lightfoot-Massaro ± Leonard & Catherine Matteo ± Frank Maturo, Jr. & Mary Grace Ciarleglio Maturo 1982 * Rosemary A. McCarthy * Robert McEachern, Ph.D. & Isabel McEachern William McEachern James & Kelly McGuinness ± Ilich Mendoza & Monica Carrillo ± Cynthia Campochiaro Mitar 1977 * Ralph Mocciola, PharmD & Josephine Mocciola * Christine Potash Monti 1985 Regina Mooney ± Mary Finney Morgan 1961 * Joseph Mortati, DPT & Denise Mortati, Esq. * Bruce & Sara Jane Munshower ± Linda Robillard Murphy 1983 Brian Murphy & Maureen Sullivan Murphy 1975 Stephen & Elizabeth Musante ± Mary Neclerio 1980 ^ Joseph Negro & Patricia Green Negro * Susan Nelson * Carol Lombardi Noble 1952 ± Patricia O'Brien 1973 ^ Charles & Mary Okang Kelly O'Leary, Ph.D. 1999 ^ Richard & Victoria Olken ± Gertrude Olson Craig Olson & Laura Sims-Olson Robert & Bernice O'Neill James O'Rourke, Esq. & Margaret O'Rourke, Esq. ^ Catherine O'Shea 1951 *

Robert M. Pantera, D.M.D. & Deborah Feniolo Pantera 1975 Xenophon Papademetris, Ph.D. & Susan Papademetris ± Gene Pari & Ann Criscuolo Pari 1967 * Elinor Parise William Park & Alexandria Han Joseph & Sheryl Patten ^ Joseph Patton, Jr. & June Debowes Patton 1965 * Richard Pavano & Susan Navarretta Pavano 1982 ^ Michael & Clarissa Pearson * Bernard & Karen Pellegrino ± Joseph & Christine Pellegrino William & Dawn Pello Margaret Walsh Pereira 1971 Lillian Imarisio Pesce 1957 Michele Petruzzelli ± Patricia Basquill Pickering 1979 Anthony Pisanelli & Anne Ruotolo Pisanelli 1955 * Sarah Butler Piscatelli 2009 Jonathan & Allison Platt Greg & Barbara Plochocki ± Hugh & Kathleen Plunkett Maureen Burgh Porter 1962 * Ann Prokop 1963 Sheila McCarthy Quarz 1981 ^ Brigid Quinn 2007 * Robert Quintin & Ellen Bontempo Quintin 1965 * Kara Dolan Rabinowitz 2002 Nancy Lynch Rafferty 1957 Patrick & Stephanie Redding Michael Reed, M.D. & Elizabeth Reed ± Ned & Debbie Reilly ± Jaclyn Karpel Reilly 1965 Joe & Molly Reilly ± Mary Ellen Reilly 1965 ^ Ross Rickoff ± Callia Ricozzi 2015 Ridge Road Elementary School ± Lucien Rizzo & Joan Naclerio Rizzo 1969 * Georgia Allen Roderique 1975 ± Barbara Tracchio Romano 1961 * Lawrence & Tracy Rooney ± William Rossetti & Rita-Marie Rogers Rossetti 1987 * Diane Garatoni Ruedisueli 1962 ± Joan Ruvolo Rusconi 1959 ±

Pamela C. Russek ± David Sakheim, Ph.D. & Susan Devine * Anna Mae Elia Santagata 1952 ^ Deborah Santy ± Marjorie Grazia Sarasin 1954 ^ Theodor Sauer ± Frances Saukas Florence Maffoni Scarinci 1964 * Donald & Maria Schilder Sheila Mchugh Schreck 1989 Linda Taddei Sciarra 1970 ± Karen Scorel 1974 * Kathleen Scott ± Mary Scott 1963 ^ Christopher Senger & Kerry Quinn-Senger SHA Cheerleading SHA Student Council Sheehy & Dillon Attorneys at Law James Sheehy, Esq. & Holly Sheehy Tracy-Ann Saddig Sheppard 1997 ^ Theresa Simoni ± Joan Petrucci Soderberg 1958 Pasquale & Sandra Somma Rae Somma ± Charles Sommo, Jr. * START Community Bank ± Joanna Criscio Stavrides 2001 Diane Meskill Stewart 1970 * Robert & Debra Surprise Brendan Sutch ± Rev. Lawrence S. Symolon * Virginia Bauer Tagliatela 1998 * Catherine Hawkins Tetzlaff 1959 ^

The Thompson Family ± Nicholas & Alberta Torello * Michael & Cynthia Tracz Leon & Dorothy Tremblay ^ Barbara DeMusis Trocchio 1954 * Charles & Kathleen Underkofler ^ United Way of Greater New Haven, Inc. Anthony & MaryAnn Valentino ± Donna Pisanelli Veci 1980 Joan Venditto 1959 * James & Louise Vernadakis ± Edward & Colleen Villano Susan Vitale * Frank & Joyce Vollero Craig Walden, M.D. & Margaret Walden ± Msgr. David M. Walker ^ Marcellene Grande Ward 1957 * Richard & Valerie Warhall John & Joan Williams ± Nicole Williams-Milisits 1991 Carol Smith Witkowski 1963 * Charles & Noreen Wolleben Pat Wynn ± Lorraine K. Young ± Ann Nicoletti Zowine 1959 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

HEART TO HEART CIRCLE $1 - $99 3D Bail Bonds Inc. ± Marchella Abbate 2018 ^ Alphonse Acampora ^

Salvatore & Celeste Aconfora ± Zsuzsanna Adorján-Keefe ± Susan Onofrio Afeltra 1976 Hannah Ahearn 2017 Debra Burt Ahern 1986 Madison Ahern 2017 ± Sheban Ahmad & Sadia Seban Samantha Ajello 2019 Jane Tatta Akowitz 1962 * Erin Albright 2020 ± Susan Allen Julia Alvarado 2019 Marissa Amatruda 2017 ^ Sylvia Amatruda AmazonSmile Foundation ^ Bette Amodio ± Charles Amore, Jr. ^ Jennifer Anastasio 2002 Sarah Anastasio 2018 ^ Lucy Andersen 2014 Desiree Anderson 2012 Lauren Anderson 2020 ± Ashley Angeles 2018 Robert Antonetti, Jr. & Mary DeCaprio Antonetti 1986 ^ Meghan Antonetti 2017 ± Ariana Antonucci 2017 Marilynn Aquila ± Carol Maresca Armstrong, Esq. 1958 JoAnne Fiorillo Ashton 1957 ± Maria Astorino ^ Kristen Austin 2016 ^ Caitlin Axtmayer 2010 ± Caroline Bacchiocchi 2017 Vivian Baker ± William & Lisa Baker ± Patricia Baldwin ± Mitali Banerjee 2016 ^ Isabel Barahona 2017 ± Jose Barahona & Iris Acevedo-Barahona John & Phyllis Barclay ± Salvatore & Janet Barese ± Richard Barone, Sr. & Harriet Ciaburro Barone 1953 * Benjamin & Guadalupe Barragan Joanna Barragan 2014 Lily Barragan 2017 ^ Marla S. Barragan ± Patricia Caputo Barrows 1961 ± Jenna Basile 2019 Allison Bass Clare Bassano 2019 Matthew & Angela Bassano ^ Paul & Joyce Bauer * Jillian Bauknecht 2019 Paul & Claire Bauknecht Nicole Cormier Beaudwin 1999 Catherine Beckwith 2018 ^ Anna Beebe 2019 Reuel Belcher, Jr. & Dawn Belcher * Christa Mrowka Bernacchia 1993 William & Patricia Bialowoz ± Joyce Blakeslee ± Morgan Body 2020 ± Adriana Bogen 2017 ^ Nicole Bonadies 2017 ^ Andrew Bonito ± Natalie Bonito 2018 Rose Ann Mansi Borger 1974 * Victoria Borruso 2017 ^ Marisa Caiafa Bosta 2002 Marie Grindell Boswell 1958 ±

Nicole Boucher * John Bouteiller Eleanor Boyd ^ Amaia Boykin 2019 Adrianna Bracale 2018 ^ Christina Bradley 1998 ^ Eric Bradley Patricia Brady 1977 * Susan Brady Thomas & Anne Brandt Mariah Brantley 2020 ± Mary Brassil ± Allie Brennan 2017 Bernard Brennan, Jr. & Cynthia Brennan Ashanti Bright 2020 ± John Brillante, Sr. & Margaret Falsey Brillante 1972 * Genesis Brito 2019 Norman & Theresa Brockett Judith Niziolek Broggi 1958 ^ Vanessa Brokaw 2016 ^ Gerald & Katherine Brook ± Susan H. Brosnan 1966 * Leona Waselik Browne 1958 * Domenica Bruno 2014 Miranda Buckheit 2020 ± Meghan Buckley 2012 David & Rosalie Buono ^ Donald & Cathy Burns ^ Lynne Battista Bushey 1979 * Kenneth Bussmann ± Maria Buzzeo ± Richard & Christina Byrnes * Kayla Cameron 2019 Meaghan Cameron 2020 ± Sydni Camillo 2011 ^ Sophie Camizzi 2018 ^ Richard & Janice Canalori ± Anne Marie McNulty Canning 1992 * Mary Jo Early Cannon 1990 Anthony Cantore Tara Cantore ± Claudia Capozzo 2017 Chrystina Cappello 2006 ^ Linda Capuano ± Juliana Carchia 2017 Americo Carchia, Esq. & Regina Heiman Carchia, Esq. 1988 ± Kimberly Yates Carew 1976 ^ John Carlson Richard & Patricia Carney Alyssa Carrano 2017 ± Grace Carrano ^ Laura Carroll 2007 Anne Carson ± Trifomena Colavolpe Carulli 1961 * Cascade Fine Catering Loretta Casey * Robert & Christine Casner Mary Ann Blondin Cassidy 1956 ^ Jessica Cavallaro 2019 ± Russell & Candace Chapman Alicia Tercyak Chasse 1984 ^ Carol Chiappone William Christie, Jr. & Cynthia Pettella Christie 1988 ^ Alexandra Ciaburro 2020 ± Samantha Ciaburro 2017 Lauren Cirkot 2008 ± Cynthia Durol Civitello 1967 * Richard & Susan Civitillo ± Courtney Clark 2014 ^

Joyce Rondino Clark 1963 Madison Clark 2017 ^ Craig & Crystal Clarkin Howard & Carol Coates ± Doreen Reeves Coburn 1978 ± Margaret Collins 2000 ^ Christopher Colonnese & Sarah Capozzo-Colonnese Nancy Balan Colvin 1968 ± Lila Condon 2017 ± Paul & Rosemary Considine * Anthony & Catherine Conti Sarah Conti 2018 ^ Sister Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ 1976 ± AC Gene & Marty Copenhaver ± Maura Wilson Coppola 1970 * Alessandra Cordero 2020 ± Serafina Cordero 2018 ^ Michael Costa & Kristina Godek ± Sally Giaimo Costanzo 1958 Abigail Cote 2018 ± Janet Cote Molly Cotjanle 2020 ± Theodore & Elizabeth Cotjanle ± John & Margaret Cotter ^ Tatum Courtmanche 2020 ± Jennifer Cozzi Donna LaVorgna Cramond 1967 * Elizabeth Caputo Crenshaw 1975 ± Anthony Creto ± Anne Cunningham 2017 Emily Cunningham ± Edward & Jean Curley ±

David & Suzanne Curzi * John & Margaret Cush ± Richard & Judith Cutuli ± Julia Cyr 2017 ^ Gabriella Dagliere 2020 ± Ava DAgostino 2017 ± Jean D'Albero Paula Caputo Daly 1974 ± Stephanie Damiani 1995 Alice D'Andrea ± Rosalie Danehy * Dominick & Stacie D'Antonio Abigail Davis 2017 ^ Alberta Falcioni Davis 1964 Jordyn Davis 2019 Julia Davis 2017 ^ Julia Davis 2020 ± Lauren Davis 2015 Annamarie Viscuso DeAngelo 1990 James DeBowes III & Damita DeBowes ± Zoe DeFalco 2019 ± Leslie & Marie Delaney ± Meganlyn Delaney 2020 ± Nora Wolleben DeLeonard 2004 Pasquale & Maria DeLise Janice M. Dell Teresa DelVecchio * Donna Demaio ± Thomas & Deborah DeMusis ± Juliana Dente 2019 Ellen Devine ± Maureen Dewar ± Marlene Castro DiCristina, M.D. 1989

Rocco & Jeanne DiGenova Maria DiGioia 1983 Carolyn DiLeo ± Patricia Lillis DiMartinis 1996 ± W. James & Diane Dinehart * Timothy & Debbie Donahue Helen Donarum 1957 ± Shaun Donnelly & Karyn Gallagher 1987 ^ Arlene Donohue ^ Brendan Donohue, Sr. & Maura Donohue Joseph & Donna Dornfried * Charles & Ann-Marie Doyle ± Maria Driend 1971 ^ Linda Drost 1988 Erica Drufva 2019 Richard & Carol Drufva Morgan Dubay 2020 ± Morgan Duffany 2019 Robert & Barbara Dunne Lauren Dussetschleger 2017 Marisa Dussetschleger 2013 Wayne & Patricia Dybas ± Gilbert C. Earl, Jr. & Michelle Plyler Maureen Ellis-Tyler ± James & Patricia Emerick David & Melissa Emerson ^ Lucy Potts Emple 1972 Alessandra Engengro 2019 Jacqueline Esposito 2017 ± Salvatore Esposito, Sr. & Kathleen Esposito Kevin & Pauline Fagan* Jaclyn Faggio 2020 ± Chloe Falls 2020 ±

Elena Farquharson 2020 ± Brian Farrell, Esq. & Barbara Farrell Jean Paolella Farricielli 1964 James & Michele Fasi ± Gregory & Ingeborg Fasshauer ± Kathleen Fenn 2005 ± Kaylyn Carew Ferreras 2008 ^ Alexa Fiala 2017 ^ Bella Figueiroa 2020 ± Jessica Filardi 2017 ± James Filipowich ± Rachelle Fink Katherine Fitzgerald 2018 Sister Maureen Flynn, ASCJ 1981 ^ Gina M. Foster Emily Fowler 2017 ^ Maria Carbone Fradiani 1983 ^ Richard & Nora Frado ± Debra Franco 1987 Mark Franco & Elizabeth Navarretta Franco 1985 ^ Kristin Marganski Fraser 1987 ± Samantha Fraser 2020 ± Dorothy Corbett Frazier 1955 * Karissa Frederick 2019 Ann Marie Fuoco ± Joseph Fusco & Kelly Vanacore Fusco 1989 ± Raymond & Sheila Gabucci ± Thomas & Nancy Gagliano Francis Gagliardi * Lori Emerson Gaidish 1980 * Karen Gallagher Traci Gallagher 1985 Alexa Gallicchio 2020 ±

The Galloni Family ± Andrew & Angela Gambardella ± Paige Gambardella 2020 ± Joanne Gandolfi ± David Garamella ± Mia Gargamelli 2017 ^ Barbara Jean Garofalo * Ellie Gee ^ Dana George 2017 ^ Ashley Gerckens 2017 ^ Brittany Gerckens 2017 ^ Frank & Dolores + Gerzabek * Kylie Gethings 2017 Luisa Giaimo ± Rosemarie Casanova Gibbons 1957 Samantha Gilbert 2020 ± William & Pauline Gilbert ± Mary-Ellen Gill ± Mary Beth Gilmore ± Louis & Rita Giordano Theresa Giordano ± Mark & Kathy Glynn ± Moira Godman 2015 ^ Denise Fresco Gogola 1992 Erica Gonsiewski 2017 Glenn & Rosanna Gonsiewski ^ Lauren Gonzalez 2015 Maureen Owens Goodrich 1979 ± David & Danuta Gordon ± Martha Goskowski ± Robin Goss 1982 ± John & Judith Grammatico ^ Linda Granito ± Betty Greco ^

John & Dorothy Greco ± Stuart Greenblatt & Deborah Meriano Greenblatt 1972 Ellen Beltramello Greim 1975 ± Don & Joni Groom ± Barbara McNerney Grosser 1961 * Kathleen Fitzgerald Gulbranson 1957 ± Hannah Guth 2020 ± Cathleen Halasinski 2017 ^ Erinn Halasinski 2015 ^ Eileen Halloran 2004 Hamden-Shoreline Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Associates P.C. ± Kathryn Fitzgerald Hamlin 1969 ^ Beth McGrimley Hancock 1999 ^ Alyssa Harduby 2020 ± Mark Harkins & Patricia McHugh Harkins 1982 ± Megan Harkins 2020 ± Peter & Rosemary Harkins ± Madison Harris 2015 ^ Dene Hart 1957 * Shirley Hart ± Beverly Hartzell ± Theodore & Agnes Haussler * Gina Hawley 2009 ± Kathleen Hedlund ± Susan Hemingway 2020 ± Catherine Herrick 2019 Timothy & Marie Higgins ± Erin Hillis 2012 Therese Hinckley ^ Mary Rose Hoffman Emma Hohmann 2019 Bernadette Holahan ± Carole Thompson Holm 1961 * Lynette Walania Holway 1996 ± Sister Jerilyn Hunihan, ASCJ 1973 Kelly Butler Hurley 1999 ± Theresa Iannaccone 2013 Michael Iannone & Debra Daniels Iannone 1983 Homachizinum Igo-Amadi 2020 ± Francesca Izzo 2017 ^ Brigitte Jackson 2019 Gabrielle Jadach 2019 Michael & Mary Jadach Maia Jakubowski 2018 Concetta Jarrell ± David & Catherine Jaundrill * Kristina Jensen 1992 Florence McGovern Johnson 1987 ± Lauren Astorino Robbins Johnson 1996 William Johnson Stache Jones 2017 ± Jason & Janessa Junga ± Justine Junga 2020 ± Irwin & Deborah Kabakoff ± Timothy & Jaime Kane ^ Donald & Patricia Kanoff * Jessica Kapteyn ± Bianca Kave 2020 ± Evan & Sherry Kave ± Pamela Caputo Keene 1966 ± Barbara Kefalas 2019 Abigail Kelly 2017 Jenna Kennedy 2020 ± Laureen Grimaldi Kennedy 1977 ± Caroline Kent 2018^ Dana & Maureen Kent Chelsea E. King ± Erin McCarthy King, Ph.D. 1994

Bernadette Kingsbury 2019 Maureen McDonough Kitching 1958 ^ Marilyn Hunihan Kojkowski 1967 * Mark † & Donna Konarski ± Joseph Kosiorek ± Jean Musco Kozak 1964 * Eleanor Krah * Laurel Kroeber 2020 ± Brittany LaChance 2017 ^ Claire Lagarde 2019 Madeleine Lagarde 2017 ^ Elizabeth Lamont 2017 Stefanie Vasaturo Langerman 2005 * Kathryn Larson 1978 James & Mary Lavictoire ± Peter & Carol Leahy ± Megan Lee 1991 ^ Vincenzo & Linda Lefante ± Nicole Lenti 1990 Judith Lenzi-Magoveny 1958 Sylvie Levallois-Sanchez Kenneth & Jeanne Lewis ± Philip Licitra ± Colleen Danehy Lindroos, Esq. 1971 ^ Melanie Liptrot Gregory & Jennifer Little Olivia Little 2019 Sharon Little ± Sheila Slavin Livieri 1957 ± Dorothy Sosnowski Lockwood 1959 * MaryBeth Lombardi-Mack ± Stacy Senger Lopes 1988 ± Sister Deborah Lopez, ASCJ Elizabeth LoPreiato 2017 ^ Robert Loskant Siobhian Lowman 2019 Martha Lucarelli Amanda Lupi 2007 * Kenneth & Madelyn Lupi ± Mikaila Lupoli 2019 ± Giannina Luppi 1973 * Florence Lynch 1975 ± Desiree MacDonald ± Katherine Mackey 2017 Patricia Mackey ± Perry & Jean Mackey Patricia Madigan ± Lindsay Nelson Magoon 1999 ± Donna Magrath ± Diane Zemke Maisto 1967 Barbara Mangini Jillian Manning 2020 ± Patricia Andrulatis Manzi 1964 Gus & Tom Marchetti ± Richard Marino ^ Patricia Gunning Marques 1988 * Anna Marren 2012 ± The Marren Family Timothy & Nancy Marren James & Ann Marshall Shaylin Marshall 2019 Carmen Martinez Rivera Tom & Kim Martino ± Frederick & Christine Masciantonio Patricia Illiano Masto-Toni 1952 ± Alysse Mastriano 2017 ± Shannon Mastriano 2017 ^ Madeline Matheny ± Jenny Augliera Mathews 1996 ± Raymond Mathews, Jr. & Pamela Mathews * Isabella Mazzucco 2020 ± Margaret McAndrew 2013

Mary McCormack ± Martin & Jacqueline McCullough ± Catherine McEachern 2019 Richard & Ann McGrath ± Anne McKeon ± Patrick & Theresa McKeon Shannon McKeon 1996 ^ Mary C. McKiernan Theresa Riccio McLean 1957± John & Lynda McMillen Megan McMillen 2019 Shannon McMunn 1994 Brooke McNabola 2020 ± Morgan McNabola 2019 Mary McNally ± Madelyn Mega ^ Vesna Mehinovic ± Lois Meier ± Rosemarie Mendillo ± Brisa Mendoza 2020 ± Jessica Mesidor 2020 ± William & Marialys Meskill ± Makana Michaud 2020 ± Mark & Anne Marie Michaud ± Julianna Milidantri 2020 ± Thomas & Joyce Minar ± Catharine Minichino ± Robert Miranda II * Patricia Misiasz Alexa Modell 2019 John & Lucille Monahan * Maria Fusco Moniello 1967 Alice Montz ± Ramona Pestone Moore 1979 ^ Mayshell Mora-Cyrus 2019 Bailey Moran 2020 ± Charles & Raphael Moran * Maureen Brady Moran 1975 ^ Paul & Susan Moran ± Maria Ines Moreno ± Joan D'Eugenio Morico 1954 ± Gabriella Morris 2017 ^ Kathryn Mortati 2014 Amanda Mullane ± Martha Mulski ± † Susan Malicki Murphy 1994 ± Gillian Murray 2020 ± Patricia Murray ± Patricia Hickey Murray 1966 * Sister Judith Musco, ASCJ 1961 Caitlyn Napierkowski 2017 ^ Makayla Naranjo 2019 National Association of Letter Carriers Nutmeg Branch 19 ± Judith Caruso Nazario 1957 ± Ronald Newman, Sr. ± Isabelle Nilerud 2017 Marie Materessa Niro 1954 * Rose Natale Nolan 1973 * Abby Noniewicz 2020 ± Barbara Lucibella Norcia 1954 ^ Robert & Elena Nowicki ^ Kathryn Nunez ± Cristo Rey NY Full Time Volunteers ± Mary Olson 2019 Koya Olubamowo ± Gregory & Barbara Overmeyer ± Maya Pacelli 2015 ^ Maria Pagliaro 2020 ± Joseph & Beverly Palladino ^ Robert & Louise Panicali ± Zelia Pantani 2014

Annette Pantera ± Elizabeth Panza ± Sister Mary Jane Paolella, ASCJ 1965 ^ Sophie Park 2017 Marlene Passaretti Anna Patel ± Joseph & Lucianne Patoka ± John Patry & Suzanne Rapanault Patry 1965 ^ Jessica Patten 2017 ^ Margaret Tarrant Paul 2005 ^ John Paulishen, Jr. & Michelle Paulishen ^ Tiara Pearson 2013 Anthony & Debra Peccerillo Jane Peck ± Alicia Pekar 2017 Rose Ann Pelliccio 1953 Kaylin Perez 2017 ± Eileen Perillo ± John & Susan Perlstein ± Veronica Perpetua 2017 ± Olivia Perrelli 2011 Michael Perrone Sydney Peters 2020 ± Edwina Petrillo ± Angela Pia 2009 ± Phyllis DeLucia Piccerillo 1957 ± Christina Pienkos 2020 ± Theresa Proulx Pierson 1978 ^ Frank Pietrosimone, Esq. & Patricia Reynolds Pietrosimone 1972 * Sarah Pine 2009 ^ Ann Puccino Piscitelli 1957 ± Mackenzie Pittman 2019 Hannah Platt 2019 Ashley Plochocki 2020 ± William & Ellen Porcaro ± Kelsey Poronteau 2019 ± Paul & Cynthia Prete ± Alexis Pudimat 2019 Brianne Puklin 2006 Mark & Claire Puklin * William Pursell Ashlee Pyne 2017 Mollie Quinn 2005 ^ Megan Quinn Stephen & Barbara Radigan * Kim Radowiecki 1973 * Alfonsas & Martha Radwill Rachael Radwill 2017 ^ Flora Cretella Radziunas 1962 Marie Ragozzino ^ Elizabeth Barone Ranchinsky 1978 *

Susan Atzbach Rand 1984 ± Edward Rapuano ± Caroline Dearborn Raynis 2007 Maryellen Reardon, Ph.D. 1973 ± Sister Lisa Retort, ASCJ ± Michelle Rhodes 2020 ± Paul & Diane Robillard ± Emma Romaniello 2020 ± Emily Ross 2019 Olivia Ross 2017 ± Jessica Rowe 1996 ^ Josephine Ruggiero, Ph.D. 1961 ^ Lucille Rusczek ± Emma Rybacki 2015 ^ Linda Lobasz Rybacki 1957 ± Sarah Rybacki 2013 * Virginia Amodio Salvatore 1957 ± Ann Samson 2017 ^ Kelly Sandella 2019 Arthur & Margaret Sanders ± Francis & Donna Sandillo Mia Sandillo 2020 ± Katherine Drotar Santello 1993 ± Ginienne Santoro 2003 ± Linda Saracco Earl Sargeant & Marie Della Selva Sargeant 1955 * Taylor Sarojak 2017 ^ Louis & Paula Savarese ± William Savastano & Dorothy Mislick Savastano 1961 * Amanda Savona 2019 Salvatore & Maureen Scalia ± Rosanne Caputo Schindelar 1969 ± The Schmitz Family Adalyn Schommer 2020 ± Klara Schommer 2018 Anastasia Schreck ± Amy Kanoff Schumacher 1994 * Thomas & Christine Schuster Kristianna Sciarra 2005 Maureen Bradley Scranton 1980 Patricia Scussel ± Michelle Vasaturo Seagull 2002 * Abigail Segal 2019 Robert & Judy Sembler ^ Eva Senger Marilyn Senger 2019 ± SHA Sunshine Fund SHAdes of SHA ^ Sister Mary Anne Sharron, ASCJ 1964 ^ Lindsey Shepherd 2003

Tom & Vicki Simses ± Lynne Travisano Slavin 1957 ± Patti Slavtcheff ± Sister Lany Jo Smith, ASCJ Edward & Victoria Sofaniek ± Mary Lou Rubano Sorensen 1957 Charles & Jacqueline Sotnik ^ Erika Spaulding 2017 Stephanie Inzero Stanley 1964 Eileen Grabowski Stephan 1982 ^ Charles Stepnowski ± Jillian Stickles 2018 ^ Charles & Jacquelyn Stupakevich ^ Ann Della Selva Swierkiewicz 1959 Richard & Susan Taff ± Xiuying Tan ± Sheila Norton Thomas 1971 ^ Jacqueline Thurston 2002 Joseph & Georgianna Tine ± Emily Tokash 2019 Michael Martone & Maria Tomei ± Mary Jane Topitzer ^ Elizabeth Tortora 1964 Hollie Tracz 2010 ± Catherine Trentini 1964 ^ Loren LoCascio Trotta 1987 * Jenna Tubby 2017 ± Isabella Tufaro 2019 Gregory & Julia Tulino ± Delilah Tuttle 2020 ± Sarah Underkofler 2017 Elizabeth Ferraro Van Leer 1997 Donna Giglio Varsh 1975 Jaclyn Vasaturo 2011 * Dylan Vaspasiano ± Sophie Velez 2017 James & Carole Vercellone ± Gerald & Leah Verna ^ Verna Properties, LLC Sofia Verna 2019 ± Arianna Vessicchio 2019 Glory Villano 2019 Carmel Sullo Viscio 1955 * Caroline Gargano Vissicchio 1972 The Wallace Family Cara Walsh 2016 ^ Joan Heimann Walsh 1969 ^ Sydney Walsh 2020 ± Donna Walton ± Vivian Wang 2019 Craig & Nicola Watterson ± Taylor Weiss 2017 ^

Stephanie White 1994 Lorraine Lupoli Wihbey 1970 ± Brian & Karen Williams Aura G. Wilson Walter Wolog & Inna Golub ± Monet Wray 2020 ± Susan Mills Writer 1977 ± Roberta Yaklich 1954 * Andrea Guido Yeskey 2001 * Gail York ± Sister Lauren Elizabeth Zak, ASCJ Suzanne Ziobron ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

ALUMNAE 1950 — 13% Participation Dorothy Fiorillo Farrell Dolores Tommaselli Malafronte 1951 — 14% Participation Joan Polidoro Bombassei Anna Marsico DeLucia Josephine Notaro Early Catherine O'Shea 1952 — 12% Participation Patricia Illiano Masto-Toni Carol Lombardi Noble Anna Mae Elia Santagata 1953 — 15% Participation Anonymous Harriet Ciaburro Barone Audrey O'Keefe Beck Lois Lynch Kelly Rose Ann Pelliccio Roberta DeLay Smith 1954 — 10% Participation Joan D'Eugenio Morico Marie Materessa Niro Barbara Lucibella Norcia Marjorie Grazia Sarasin Barbara DeMusis Trocchio Roberta Yaklich 1955 — 12% Participation Dorothy Corbett Frazier Anne Ruotolo Pisanelli Maureen Murphy Prior Marie Della Selva Sargeant Rosemarie DeMaio Smith Carmel Sullo Viscio 1956 — 3% Participation Mary Ann Blondin Cassidy Patricia Joyce Heavren 1957 — 35% Participation JoAnne Fiorillo Ashton Katherine Moran Birney Judith Clancy Boucher Andrea Gorske Bullard Loretta Triana Clark Helen G. Donarum Elisabeth Reynolds Durso Judith Dering Ellis Rosemarie Casanova Gibbons Kathleen Fitzgerald Gulbranson Dene Hart Mary Jo Carney Lee

Sheila Slavin Livieri Theresa Riccio McLean Judith Caruso Nazario Lillian Imarisio Pesce Phyllis DeLucia Piccerillo Ann Puccino Piscitelli Nancy Lynch Rafferty Linda Lobasz Rybacki Virginia Amodio Salvatore Lynne Travisano Slavin Mary Lou Rubano Sorensen Edys Riordan Stine Marcellene Grande Ward 1958 — 17% Participation Carol Maresca Armstrong, Esq. Marie E. Boswell Judith Niziolek Broggi Leona Waselik Browne Sally Giaimo Costanzo Mary Elizabeth Clark Helzer Maureen McDonough Kitching Judith Lenzi-Magoveny Frances Pascale Joan Petrucci Soderberg Ellen Mckeown Triana Lucille Marcarelli Wientzen 1959 — 13% Participation Anne Donegan Kraemer Dorothy Sosnowski Lockwood Geraldine Lupoli, Esq. Joan Ruvolo Rusconi Ann Della Selva Swierkiewicz Catherine Hawkins Tetzlaff Ann Vallombroso Joan Venditto Ann Nicoletti Zowine 1960 — 7% Participation Elizabeth McKeon Afragola Mary Ann Attianese Susan Pieper Blakeslee Marilyn Clancy Erff Marjorie Hogan Heyd Elaine Mastagni Lamboley Elizabeth Sugrue O'Neil 1961 — 14% Participation Patricia Caputo Barrows Trifomena Colavolpe Carulli Barbara DeBarbieri Marilyn Demorest, Ph.D. Annette Currier Forte Barbara McNerney Grosser Carole Thompson Holm Marie Lato Patricia Minichino Licklider Mary Finney Morgan Sister Judith Musco, ASCJ Barbara Tracchio Romano Josephine Ruggiero, Ph.D. Dorothy Mislick Savastano 1962 — 16% Participation Jane Tatta Akowitz Lorraine Owens Burns Mary Ellen Condon Betse-Gene Collins Courtmanche Catherine Cestar Crawford Doreen Chisaski Ely Lucille Christoforo Fusco

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Cynthia Durol Civitello Elizabeth Corraro Donna LaVorgna Cramond Paula Forni Mary Galvin Sandra Grillo-Broccoli Marilyn Hunihan Kojkowski Diane Zemke Maisto Maria Fusco Moniello Ann Criscuolo Pari Carole Stackpole Martha Marchessault Stovall Margaret Urquhart 1968 — 3% Participation Nancy Balan Colvin Rosemary Forni Julianne Perego-Mangini 1969 — 10% Participation Susan Bassermann Criscuolo Judith Manzi Cuticelli Marjorie Bussmann Gillis, Ed.D. Kathryn Fitzgerald Hamlin Elise Herlihy Susan Deak Kopits Sherri Matteo Kathy Berry Prentice Joan Naclerio Rizzo Rosanne Caputo Schindelar Joan Heimann Walsh

Linda LaVorgna Hyson Ann Zullo Lyons Ursula Mastrianni Martino Maureen Burgh Porter Flora Cretella Radziunas Diane Garatoni Ruedisueli Carol Conte Shaw Roberta Schaefer Wolff 1963 — 12% Participation Anonymous Joan Attianese Joyce Rondino Clark Esther Pontecorvo DeLucia Sandra Gomlin Ineson Carol Spignesi Loehmann Mary Sheehy Navin Diane DeFonzo Nehrkorn Ann Prokop Mary Scott Carol Smith Witkowski 1964 — 14% Participation Barbara Mauriello Angelo Joanne P. Cleary Alberta Falcioni Davis Maureen Dwyer Jean Paolella Farricielli Mary Hendricks Glazier, Ph.D. Susan Carlucci Gold Carol Mele Kennedy Jean Musco Kozak Patricia Andrulatis Manzi Susan Marchitto Ricciardi Florence Maffoni Scarinci

Sister Mary Anne Sharron, ASCJ Stephanie Inzero Stanley Elizabeth Tortora Catherine Trentini 1965 — 15% Participation Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. Sharon Egan Bremer, M.D. Gayle Hugo Hardenbrook Carol Schoen Jankowski Beth Kiley Johnson Pamela Auletta Kennedy Joan Konareski Sister Mary Jane Paolella, ASCJ Suzanne Rapanault Patry June Debowes Patton Ellen Bontempo Quintin Jaclyn Karpel Reilly Mary Ellen Reilly Judith Kittelman Schwarz Katherine Chvisuk Stuhlman Susan Lagerstrom Sullivan 1966 — 7% Participation Susan H. Brosnan Elizabeth Dwyer Johanna Coletta Fallert Pamela Keene Patricia Hickey Murray Joyce Pellegrino Marion Sheehy Linda Zemke 1967 — 15% Participation Diane Cadrain

1970 — 9% Participation Joyce B. Comer, PharmD Maura Wilson Coppola Dolores DeFonzo Ennico Maureen Smith Howell Mary Ann Walsh Lewis Nancy Waselewski Marston Linda Taddei Sciarra Diane Meskill Stewart Anne Harmon Sweeney Lorraine Lupoli Wihbey 1971 — 12% Participation Karen Doyle Barker Kathleen Carroll, Esq. Maria Driend Donna Pantera Heins Mona Breault Hendrickson Kathleen Kiely Kathleen Luke Kniphfer Colleen Danehy Lindroos, Esq. Maryellen McHenry Sister Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D. Margaret Walsh Pereira Sheila Norton Thomas 1972 — 14% Participation Charlotte Beattie Nancy Borzain Margaret Falsey Brillante Jude Ryan Cohen Maureen Danehy Cox, Esq. Lucy Potts Emple Catherine Fitzsimons Deborah Meriano Greenblatt Ann Somma Hastings Lisa Hottin Diane Beaudoin Karr Maria DiPalma Laudano Mary McFarland-Piccolo

Patricia Reynolds Pietrosimone Caroline Gargano Vissicchio 1973 — 12% Participation Suzanne Colasanto, Esq. Marilyn Petraiuolo Douglas, Esq. Ann Marie Buonasora Engstrom Paula Fracasso, M.D., Ph.D. Sister Jerilyn Hunihan, ASCJ Giannina Luppi Rose Natale Nolan Patricia O'Brien Kim Radowiecki Maryellen Reardon Phyllis Savo 1974 — 8% Participation Rose Ann Mansi Borger Paula Caputo Daly Megan McLeod Hernandez Mary Ann Kelleher Kiely Rosemary O'Neill Mirando Karen Walsh Reidy Karen Scorel 1975 — 16% Participation Beth Iovanne Blazevich Mary Trella Champion Dolorita Danehy Coutts Elizabeth Caputo Crenshaw Ellen Beltramello Greim Lisa Stamos Heerdt Andrea Laudano Mary Ann Laudano Darlene Finer Levy Florence Lynch Jeanne Marcarelli McCann Maureen Brady Moran Maureen Sullivan Murphy Deborah Feniolo Pantera Georgia Allen Roderique Donna Giglio Varsh 1976 — 10% Participation Anonymous Susan Onofrio Afeltra Regina Buonocore Apuzzo Helene Astorino Augustine Kimberly Gydus Caiafa Kimberly Yates Carew Sister Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ Roseann McManus Gerry Cheryl Vita Granucci Susan Proto Lombardi 1977 — 9% Participation Joanne Caruso Bentley Patricia Brady Marguerite R. Costanzo Jacqueline Beaudette Downing Regina McFarland Johnson Laureen Grimaldi Kennedy Cynthia Campochiaro Mitar Sister Mariette Moan, ASCJ Diane Dadio Perrone Susan Mills Writer 1978 — 8% Participation Wendy Lee Brown Doreen Reeves Coburn Sheila Coonan Maria Fracasso, Ph.D.

Kathryn Larson Jeanne Lawlor Mazzariello Theresa Proulx Pierson Elizabeth Barone Ranchinsky 1979 — 6% Participation Lynne Battista Bushey Tracy Salemme Church Ann Monahan Diana Maureen Owens Goodrich Mary Clifford Laucks Ramona Pestone Moore Patricia Basquill Pickering 1980 — 6% Participation Marlene Barone Cohen Lori Emerson Gaidish Tamara MacDonald Martin Nancy Cavallero McNamara Mary Neclerio Maureen Bradley Scranton Donna Pisanelli Veci 1981 — 8% Participation Anonymous Maria Asis-Gilbride, M.D. Kimberly Cramer Curbow Sister Maureen Flynn, ASCJ Elizabeth Pisanelli Guerin Renee Busca O'Keefe Maryanne Giaimo Pisani Sheila McCarthy Quarz Margaret Rose Rybacki Jean Stadalnik, M.D.

1982 — 14% Participation Pamela Pellegrino Acquarulo Jacquelyn Caulfield Cahill Robin Goss Patricia McHugh Harkins Cheryl Abbatello Maher Mary Grace Ciarleglio Maturo Mary Danehy Miller Maryann Sullivan Noniewicz Susan Navarretta Pavano Mary Brunell Pursell Kathleen Raymond Beth Smith, Ed.D. Mary Kate Barone Spainhour Eileen Grabowski Stephan Melissa Patton Sullivan Cynthia Funaro Towers 1983 — 10% Participation Anonymous (2) Ellen Tracey Below Felicity Buonocore Celentano Maria DiGioia Nancy D'Onofrio Maria Carbone Fradiani Margaret Nicholls Hallinan Mary Kay Hermann Debra Daniels Iannone Kimberly Lynch Keane Linda Robillard Murphy Catherine Filardi Pagliaro 1984 — 6% Participation Alicia Tercyak Chasse

Anne Fitzpatrick Donahue Julie Coyne Luciani Donna Franco Minotti Susan Atzbach Rand Karen Smith Reed Lynn O'Neil Yeh 1985 — 5% Participation Amy Nizen Blakeslee Elizabeth Navarretta Franco Traci Gallagher Christine Vigliotti Maisano Christine Potash Monti Elizabeth Moran Rapone 1986 — 3% Participation Debra Burt Ahern Mary DeCaprio Antonetti Vanessa Chioffi Louise Rosarbo Dinsmore 1987 — 9% Participation Sally Esposito Bellucci Paige Ferris Carney Debra Franco Kristin Marganski Fraser Karyn Gallagher Karen Witkowski Jerram Florence McGovern Johnson Janyce Murphy Marci Garofalo Quaranta Rita-Marie Rogers Rossetti Loren LoCascio Trotta 1988 — 7% Participation Regina Heiman Carchia, Esq. Cynthia Pettella Christie MaryGrace Santagata Crisci Linda Drost Michele Mattei Filorimo Stacy Senger Lopes Patricia Gunning Marques Lisa DeFrancesco Pyne 1989 — 6% Participation Sheri Constantino Camputaro Marlene Castro DiCristina, M.D. Kelly Vanacore Fusco Catherine Ferrie Kilmain, Ph.D. Maria Acampora Loitz Sheila Mchugh Schreck 1990 — 3% Participation Mary Jo Early Cannon Annamarie Viscuso DeAngelo Nicole Lenti 1991 — 6% Participation Gina M. Foster Megan Lee Domenica Cirivello Pekar Renee Mastriano Ponzio Christina Cestari Wagner Nicole Williams-Milisits 1992 — 3% Participation Anne Marie McNulty Canning Denise Fresco Gogola Kristina Jensen 1993 — 3% Participation Christa Mrowka Bernacchia

JoMichelle Corrales, Ph.D. Katherine Drotar Santello 1994 — 8% Participation Amy Wirkus Cahill Jamie Coady Erin McCarthy King, Ph.D. Shannon McMunn Susan Malicki Murphy Amy Kanoff Schumacher Stephanie White 1995 — 6% Participation Jennifer Hyduk Byrne Stephanie Damiani Jennifer Buell Germe Alicia Ierardi Jennifer Grana Illuzzi, Ph.D. Maresa LaTorraca, Esq. Renata Serafin Patterson 1996 — 8% Participation Susan Kluk Board Patricia Lillis DiMartinis Patricia Pacelli Gambardella Jenae Avallone Gureff, Esq. Lynette Walania Holway Lauren Astorino Robbins Johnson Jenny Augliera Mathews Shannon McKeon Jessica Rowe 1997 — 3% Participation Beth Botti Tracy-Ann Saddig Sheppard Elizabeth Ferraro Van Leer 1998 — 2% Participation Christina Bradley Virginia Bauer Tagliatela 1999 — 6% Participation Nicole Cormier Beaudwin Ann Brillante Tiffany Burns Gherlone Beth McGrimley Hancock Kelly Butler Hurley Lindsay Nelson Magoon Kelly O'Leary, Ph.D 2000 — 3% Participation Margaret Collins Kristen Kearney, Esq. Melissa Laudano, M.D. 2001 — 2% Participation Joanna Criscio Stavrides Andrea Guido Yeskey 2002 — 6% Participation Jennifer Anastasio Tara Cocchiarella Barreira Jessica Watcke Boni Marisa Caiafa Bosta Kara Dolan Rabinowitz Michelle Vasaturo Seagull Jacqueline Thurston 2003 — 3% Participation Keira Gibson, Esq. Ginienne R. Santoro Lindsey Shepherd

2004 — 3% Participation Nora Wolleben DeLeonard Mallory Tarca Gunzy Eileen Halloran Elizabeth Wolleben Yoder 2005 — 5% Participation Jenna DeMarseilles Addison Kathleen Fenn Stefanie Vasaturo Langerman Margaret Tarrant Paul Mollie Quinn Kristianna Sciarra 2006 — 3% Participation Chrystina Cappello Kelly Mannion Brianne Puklin 2007 — 3% Participation Laura Carroll Amanda Lupi Brigid Quinn Caroline Dearborn Raynis 2008 — 3% Participation Lauren Cirkot Alora Caraglio Coppola Kaylyn Carew Ferreras 2009 — 4% Participation Gina Hawley Angela Pia Sarah Pine Sarah Butler Piscatelli 2010 — 2% Participation Caitlin Axtmayer Christina Lavarn Hollie Tracz 2011 — 3% Participation Sydni Camillo Olivia Perrelli Jaclyn Vasaturo 2012 — 4% Participation Desiree Anderson Meghan Buckley Erin Hillis Anna Marren 2013 — 5% Participation Marisa Dussetschleger Theresa Iannaccone Margaret McAndrew Tiara Pearson Sarah Rybacki 2014 — 5% Participation Lucy Andersen Joanna Barragan Domenica Bruno Courtney Clark Kathryn Mortati Zelia Pantani 2015 — 9% Participation Lauren Davis Paige Dostie Moira Godman

Lauren Gonzalez Casey Goulden Erinn Halasinski Madison Harris Chelsea E. King Maya Pacelli Callia Ricozzi Emma Rybacki 2016 — 4% Participation Gianna Acabbo Kristen Austin Mitali Banerjee Vanessa Brokaw Anna Hill Cara Walsh 2017 — 54% Participation Hannah Ahearn Madison Ahern Marissa Amatruda Meghan Antonetti Ariana Antonucci Caroline Bacchiocchi Isabel Barahona Lily Barragan Adriana Bogen Nicole Bonadies Victoria Borruso Allie Brennan Claudia Capozzo Juliana Carchia Alyssa Carrano Samantha Ciaburro Madison Clark

Lila Condon Anne Cunningham Julia Cyr Ava DAgostino Abigail Davis Julia Davis Lauren Dussetschleger Jacqueline Esposito Alexa Fiala Jessica Filardi Emily Fowler Mia Gargamelli Dana George Ashley Gerckens Brittany Gerckens Kylie Gethings Erica Gonsiewski Cathleen Halasinski Francesca Izzo Stache Jones Abigail Kelly Brittany LaChance Madeleine Lagarde Elizabeth Lamont Elizabeth LoPreiato Katherine Mackey Alysse Mastriano Shannon Mastriano Gabriella Morris Caitlyn Napierkowski Isabelle Nilerud Sophie Park Jessica Patten Alicia Pekar Kaylin Perez

Veronica Perpetua Ashlee Pyne Rachael Radwill Olivia Ross Ann Samson Taylor Sarojak Erika Spaulding Jenna Tubby Sarah Underkofler Sophie Velez Taylor Weiss 2018 — 10% Participation Marchella Abbate Sarah Anastasio Ashley Angeles Catherine Beckwith Natalie Bonito Adrianna Bracale Sophie Camizzi Sarah Conti Serafina Cordero Katherine Fitzgerald Maia Jakubowski Caroline Kent Klara Schommer Jillian Stickles 2019 — 37% Participation Samantha Ajello Casey Allen Julia Alvarado Taylor Andrzejewski Jenna Basile Clare Bassano

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Hannah Battipaglia Jillian Bauknecht Anna Beebe Brittany Bell Maria Bernabucci Olivia Bizzario Amaia Boykin Genesis Brito Kayla Cameron Fatima Cardozo Maureen Cassidy Isabella Crotta Jordyn Davis Phylese Davis Juliana Dente Natalia DePonte Brianna DeStefano Campbell Doyens Erica Drufva Morgan Duffany Alessandra Engengro Francesca Fidaleo Karissa Frederick Kathleen Gesuero Caroline Godbout Leeah Gunneson Runette Harris Catherine Herrick Emma Hohmann Amanda Hopkins Brigitte Jackson Gabrielle Jadach Madison Jones Molly Keane Barbara Kefalas Bernadette Kingsbury Claire Lagarde Marcella Landino Olivia Little Siobhian Lowman Mégane Lyonel Shaylin Marshall Catherine McEachern Alyssa McMahon Megan McMillen Morgan McNabola Alexa Modell Katherine Mongillo Mayshell Mora-Cyrus Makayla Naranjo Maureen Okang Mary Olson Katherine Peavy Cara Peccerillo Margaret Pello Mackenzie Pittman Hannah Platt Alexis Pudimat Emily Ross Cara Samson Kelly Sandella Amanda Savona Abigail Segal Caroline Sofair Stephanie Sullivan Brigid Tesla Elizabeth Tine Emily Tokash Annie-Jorden Tomaszek Isabella Tufaro Arianna Vessicchio Glory Villano

Julia Walker Vivian Wang 2020 — 47% Participation Erin Albright Lauren Anderson Marla S. Barragan Morgan Body Mariah Brantley Ashanti Bright Miranda Buckheit Meaghan Cameron Alexandra Ciaburro Alessandra Cordero Molly Cotjanle Tatum Courtmanche Gabriella Dagliere Julia Davis Meganlyn Delaney Morgan Dubay Jaclyn Faggio Chloe Falls Elena Farquharson Bella Figueiroa Samantha Fraser Alexa Gallicchio Paige Gambardella Samantha Gilbert Hannah Guth Alyssa Harduby Megan Harkins Susan Hemingway Homachizinum Igo-Amadi Justine Junga Bianca Kave Jenna Kennedy Laurel Kroeber Jillian Manning Isabella Mazzucco Brooke McNabola Brisa Mendoza Jessica Mesidor Makana Michaud Julianna Milidantri Bailey Moran Gillian Murray Abby Noniewicz Maria Pagliaro Sydney Peters Christina Pienkos Ashley Plochocki Michelle Rhodes Emma Romaniello Mia Sandillo Adalyn Schommer Delilah Tuttle Sydney Walsh Monet Wray •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

PARENTS Class of 2017 — 33% Participation Anonymous Debra Burt Ahern 1986 Robert Antonetti, Jr. & Mary DeCaprio Antonetti 1986 Paul & Antonietta Bacchiocchi Jose Barahona & Iris AcevedoBarahona Benjamin & Guadalupe Barragan Robert & Maribel Borruso Peter Bowers, M.D. & Jean A. Stadalnik, M.D. 1981

Bernard T. Brennan, Jr. & Cynthia Brennan David & Rosalie Buono Americo R. Carchia, Esq. & Regina Heiman Carchia 1988 William Christie, Jr. & Cynthia Pettella Christie 1988 Thomas & Christine Clark Christopher Colonnese & Sarah Capozzo-Colonnese Kevin Condon, Esq. & Laura Condon Jennifer Cozzi Karen Davis Cretella Daniel Davis III & Anne Davis Jeffrey Dussetschleger, D.D.S. & Patricia Dussetschleger Gilbert C. Earl, Jr. & Michelle Plyler David & Melissa Emerson Salvatore Esposito, Sr. & Kathleen Esposito Salvatore & Veronica Filardi Mark Franco & Elizabeth Navarretta Franco 1985 Thomas & Nancy Gagliano Gary & Susan George Michael & Colleen Gethings Glenn & Rosanna Gonsiewski Christopher & Rosa Harrison John Izzo, Jr. & Madelyn Izzo Michael & Vivien LaChance Konrad & Karen Lagarde Marc & Stefanie Levesque Kenneth & Jeanne Lewis Brian Luciani & Julie Coyne Luciani 1984 Perry & Jean Mackey Craig Martin & Tamara MacDonald Martin 1980 Robert McMahon & Kristin McMahon, Esq. William Park & Alexandria Han Joseph & Sheryl Patten Matthew Pekar & Domenica Cirivello Pekar 1991 Michael Pyne & Lisa DeFrancesco Pyne 1988 Marie Ragozzino Daniel & Leslie Slater Brian Tubby & Nicole Tung, Esq. Charles & Kathleen Underkofler Ann Weiss Class of 2018 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 36% Participation Anonymous Michael & Diane Amarante

Joseph & Laura Anastasio Allison Bass Jeffrey Beatty, Esq. & Lee Beatty Benjamin Bellucci & Sally Esposito Bellucci 1987 Richard Blakeslee & Susan Pieper Blakeslee 1960 Carleen & Carleen Blois Daniel & Amy Bothwell Patrick & Rita Brenchak Donald & Cathy Burns Thomas Byrne, Esq. & Hon. Julie Manning Kathryn Camizzi & Theodora Depalma John Carlson Russell & Candace Chapman James Chow & Theodora Dogani Craig & Crystal Clarkin Dominic & Alina Colossale Anthony & Catherine Conti Joe & Michele Cordero Janet Cote John Cropp, Ph.D. & Anne Cropp, PharmD Joseph Debs & Karen Borsos-Debs, D.P.M. Francis & Trish Donelan Shaun Donnelly & Karyn Gallagher 1987 Thomas Duffy, O.D. & Eva Marie Cekaitis, O.D. Robert & Barbara Dunne Michael & Jodi Dziczkowski Stephen Fitzgerald, Esq. & Jacqueline Fitzgerald, Esq. Karen Gallagher Brian & Karen Garceau John & Judith Grammatico Richard Greiner, Jr., M.D. & Jennifer Greiner Donald & Sandra Harrison Dana & Maureen Kent Bhushandev & Ritika Khanna John & Diana Koons Stephen & Nancy LaPointe Ralph Mocciola, PharmD & Josephine Mocciola Hon. Robert Nastri, Jr. & Kathleen Nastri, Esq. Thomas Noniewicz, Esq. & Maryann Sullivan Noniewicz 1982

David C. Reed & Karen Smith Reed 1984 David & Tammy Robinson William Rossetti & Rita-Marie Rogers Rossetti 1987 Albert & Darcy Salemme Peter & Lori Schommer Laiching Sun & Dharini Sun, M.D. Brian & Karen Williams Class of 2019 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 28% Participation Anonymous Sheban Ahmad & Sadia Seban Michael Ajello, Esq. & Dana Ajello Keith & Lisa Andrzejewski Matthew & Angela Bassano Dean & Maryanne Bauknecht Russell Cameron & Annette Cameron, M.D. Richard & Carol Drufva Patrick Duffany, Esq. & Kathleen Duffany Doreen Chisaski Ely 1962 Daniel Frier & Linda Li Clement & Maria Fucci Joseph Fusco & Kelly Vanacore Fusco 1989 Christian & Ann Marie Godbout Charles Herrick, M.D. & Ana-Cristina Herrick Dennis & Karin Jackson Michael & Mary Jadach Joseph Keane III & Kimberly A. Lynch Keane 1983 Nicholas Kefalas & Judge Beverly Streit-Kefalas Steven Lamoreaux, Ph.D. & Melissa Lamoreaux Douglas & Gina Lee Melanie Liptrot Gregory & Jennifer Little James & Ann Marshall Robert McEachern, Ph.D. & Isabel McEachern Richard Munday & Rosemary Jones Charles & Mary Okang Craig Olson & Laura Sims-Olson Anthony & Debra Peccerillo William & Dawn Pello Hugh & Kathleen Plunkett Christopher Senger & Kerry Quinn-Senger Edward & Colleen Villano

Class of 2020 — 41% Participation Anonymous Zsuzsanna Adorján-Keefe Paul & Nancy Anderson William & Lisa Baker Patrick Birney Paul & Diane Body John & Lynn Brantley Dominick Buzzeo Daniel Case & Mela Veltri Case Carl & Lisa Casper Theodore & Elizabeth Cotjanle Susan Danehy Dominick & Stacie D'Antonio Scott Davis Leslie & Marie Delaney Kevin Doyle Onoriode Ekeh, Ph.D. & Amy Ekeh Salvatore Esposito, Jr. & Michelle Esposito Peter & Michele Faggio Cristiano & Jennifer Figueiroa Glenn Formica, Esq. & Megan Formica Kristin Marganski Fraser 1987 Andrew & Angela Gambardella David Gannon William & Pauline Gilbert John & Tracey Groves David & Raquel Harduby Mark Harkins & Patricia McHugh Harkins 1982 Brendan & Susan Hemingway Jason & Janessa Junga Evan & Sherry Kave John Klein Paul & Susan Magliochetti

Robert & Kathryn Manning Anne McKeon Shannon McKeon 1996 Ilich Mendoza & Monica Carrillo Mark & Anne Marie Michaud Patricia Misiasz Paul & Susan Moran Maria Ines Moreno Patricia Murray Justin & Gail O'Neill Catherine Filardi Pagliaro 1983 Xenophon Papademetris, Ph.D. & Susan Papademetris Greg & Barbara Plochocki Francis & Donna Sandillo Linda Saracco Alfred Triana & Ellen Mckeown Triana 1958 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

FACULTY & STAFF Kerry Alexander Susan Allen Barbara Christophy Badore Allison Bass Nicole Cormier Beaudwin 1999 George Bedocs Nicole Boucher John Bouteiller Eric Bradley Pamela Brownell Maria Cammarota Deborah Camner Tara Cantore

Cheryl Celentano Elizabeth Christophy, Ph.D. Samantha Church Kathryn Cioffi Sister Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ 1976 Alora Caraglio Coppola 2008 Jennifer Cozzi Kimberly Cramer Curbow 1981 Sandra D'Ambrosio MaryLee Delaney Teresa DelVecchio Holly Fink Kathryn Gniadek Nicole Granucci Elizbeth Griffin Eileen Halloran 2004 Maureen Hayes Lauren Henderson Jessica Kapteyn Elaine Mastagni Lamboley 1960 Sylvie Levallois-Sanchez MaryBeth Lombardi-Mack Barbara Mangini Richard Marino Carmen Martinez Rivera Mary Jane Maturo Jeanne Lawlor Mazzariello 1978 Vesna Mehinovic Sister Mariette Moan, ASCJ 1977 Sister Judith Musco, ASCJ 1961 Susan Nelson Kathryn Nunez Sister Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D. 1971 Margaret O'Rourke, Esq. Sister Mary Jane Paolella, ASCJ 1965 Anna Patel Michael Perrone Maryanne Giaimo Pisani 1981 Megan Quinn Patrick Redding Stephanie Redding Karen Walsh Reidy 1974 Sister Lisa Retort, ASCJ Margaret Rose Rybacki 1981 Frances Saukas Donna Scaramella Sibani Sengupta, Ph.D. Sister Mary Anne Sharron, ASCJ 1964 Carole Stackpole 1967 Xiuying Tan Cynthia Tracz Louise Vannoorbeeck Annette Vasaturo Susan Vitale ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

PARENTS OF ALUMNAE Anonymous Richard & Kimberly Agresta James & Kathleen Alber James & Martha Alexander Bryan & Lisa Anderson Anthony & Ann Arpino William Asid Maria Astorino Helene Astorino Augustine 1976 Patricia Hayes Axtmayer Paul Badore & Barbara Christophy Badore Francis & Mary Baldino Tapas Bandyopadhyay, M.D. & Sibani Sengupta, Ph.D.

Robert & Virginia Barker Joseph & Janet Barone Richard Barone, Sr. & Harriet Ciaburro Barone 1953 Paul & Joyce Bauer Michael Baumgaertner, M.D. & Irene Baumgaertner Reuel Belcher, Jr. & Dawn Belcher Douglas A. Berv, M.D. & Cheryl Bevvino Berv Richard Blakeslee & Susan Pieper Blakeslee 1960 Judith Clancy Boucher 1957 James & Michelle Bowman Patrick & Therese Bowman Eleanor Boyd Thomas & Anne Brandt Jerome & Marian Brennan John Brillante, Sr. & Margaret Falsey Brillante 1972 Keith Brokaw & Patricia Cappola-Brokaw Peter & Ann Bruchansky John F. Buckley, Jr., Esq. & Tricia Buckley Florence Burel Richard & Christina Byrnes Anthony Caiafa & Kimberly Gydus Caiafa 1976 Linda Capuano Kimberly Yates Carew 1976 Loretta Casey Michael Celentano & Felicity Buonocore Celentano 1983 John & Kathy Chiaro Cynthia Durol Civitello 1967 James & Carolyn Coady Patrick & Jeanne Cocchiarella Ann Conkling-Walsh Paul & Rosemary Considine John Constantino David & Suzanne Curzi John & Margaret Cush Judith Manzi Cuticelli 1969 Jean D'Albero Catherine Daly Marie D'Andrea Rosalie Danehy Alberta Falcioni Davis 1964 James DeBowes III & Damita DeBowes Douglas & Christine DeCerbo Thomas & Patricia DeGrand Janice M. Dell Anna Marsico DeLucia 1951 Edward & Pamela DeMarseilles Rocco & Jeanne DiGenova W. James & Diane Dinehart John & Suzanne Dolan Timothy & Debbie Donahue John & Elisabeth Donnery Arlene Donohue Brendan Donohue, Sr. & Maura Donohue Patrick Duffy, M.D. & Suzanne Duffy John Early, Jr. & Josephine Notaro Early 1951 Doreen Chisaski Ely 1962 Kevin & Pauline Fagan Brian Farrell, Esq. & Barbara Farrell Dorothy Fiorillo Farrell 1950 Robert Farrell, Esq. & Mary-Jean McGarrity Brian Fischer, Esq. & Katherine Fischer Annette Currier Forte 1961 Clement & Maria Fucci James & Elizabeth Gagliardi Andrew & Angela Gambardella Mary Gamberdella Barbara Jean Garofalo

Gregory Genna & June Finnucan-Genna Thomas & Phyllis Giglietti Thomas Gniadek, M.D. & Kathryn Gniadek Paula Godman Ramon Gonzalez, Jr., M.D. & Bernadette Gonzalez John & Judith Grammatico Stuart Greenblatt & Deborah Meriano Greenblatt 1972 Dolores Greenspun John Guerin & Elizabeth Pisanelli Guerin 1981 Charles & Carol Gunning Kevin Hallinan & Margaret Nicholls Hallinan 1983 Stephen Hanchuruck, Esq. & Laurie Hanchuruck Eugene Harris Karen S. Harris William & Linda Harvey Theodore & Agnes Haussler Van M. Hendrickson & Mary J. Miller Robert W. Hill, Jr. & Janyce Murphy 1987 Mary Rose Hoffman Michael Iannone & Debra Daniels Iannone 1983 E. William Iovanne David & Catherine Jaundrill Joseph & Rochelle Kanell Donald & Patricia Kanoff Lois Lynch Kelly 1953 Martin & Alberta King Brian Laucks & Mary Clifford Laucks 1979

Joseph Laudano, Jr. & Maria DiPalma Laudano 1972 Nora O'Neill Laverty Joseph C. Lee, Esq. & Mary Jo Carney Lee 1957 Ann Marie Lenart Joseph & Barbara Lenti Sheila Slavin Livieri 1957 Michael Lombardi & Susan Proto Lombardi 1976 Thomas & Patricia LoRicco Kenneth & Madelyn Lupi Peter & Colene MacDonald John M. Maher, Jr. & Cheryl Abbatello Maher 1982 John & Carolyn Mancini Felix J. Mangini & Julianne Perego-Mangini 1968 Thomas Margius, O.D. & Susan Margius Richard Marino The Marren Family Timothy & Nancy Marren Michael Martone & Maria Tomei Frederick & Christine Masciantonio Raymond Mathews, Jr. & Pamela Mathews Leonard & Catherine Matteo Scott & Christine Maturo Frank Maturo, Jr. & Mary Grace Ciarleglio Maturo 1982 Rosemary A. McCarthy Mary McCormack James & Kelly McGuinness Anne McKeon

Patrick & Theresa McKeon William & Marialys Meskill Donald & Margaret Mitchell John & Lucille Monahan Charles & Raphael Moran Joseph Mortati, DPT & Denise Mortati, Esq. Robert & Elena Nowicki Hugh & Martha O'Neill Robert & Bernice O'Neill John P. Orazem, M.D. & Claire Rusowicz James O'Rourke, Esq. & Margaret O'Rourke, Esq. Joseph & Lorraine Paolella Gene Pari & Ann Criscuolo Pari 1967 Elinor Parise Marlene Passaretti John Patry & Suzanne Rapanault Patry 1965 Joseph Patton, Jr. & June Debowes Patton 1965 Richard Pavano & Susan Navarretta Pavano 1982 Michael & Clarissa Pearson Joseph & Christine Pellegrino Diane Dadio Perrone 1977 Frank Pietrosimone, Esq. & Patricia Reynolds Pietrosimone 1972 Edward & Margie Pikaart Gregory & Sandra Piontek Anthony Pisanelli & Anne Ruotolo Pisanelli 1955 Ralph Pisani, Jr. & Maryanne Giaimo Pisani 1981 Dominic & Antoinette Proto Mark & Claire Puklin

Thomas Pursell, Esq. & Mary Brunell Pursell 1982 William Pursell John Quinn, Esq. & Mary-Ann Haran, Esq. Robert Quintin & Ellen Bontempo Quintin 1965 Stephen & Barbara Radigan James Reidy & Karen Walsh Reidy 1974 Norman & Patricia Richards Lucien Rizzo & Joan Naclerio Rizzo 1969 David Sakheim, Ph.D. & Susan Devine Marabel Santagata Linda Saracco Earl Sargeant & Marie Della Selva Sargeant 1955 William Savastano & Dorothy Mislick Savastano 1961 Donald & Maria Schilder Anastasia Schreck Thomas & Christine Schuster Linda Taddei Sciarra 1970 Roger & Linda Sciascia Robert & Judy Sembler Edward & Linda Sink Leon & Jan Slomkowski Peter & Janet Smith Pasquale & Sandra Somma Charles & Jacquelyn Stupakevich Robert & Debra Surprise Fred & Mary Tarca Michael & Cynthia Tracz Alfred Triana & Ellen Mckeown Triana 1958 Michael & Annette Vasaturo Frank & Joyce Vollero

James O. Walsh, Esq. & Marsha Walsh Richard & Valerie Warhall Lorraine Lupoli Wihbey 1970 Aura G. Wilson Carol Smith Witkowski 1963 Charles & Noreen Wolleben Walter Wolog & Inna Golub ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

GRANDPARENTS Anonymous Anna Jean Ajello Sylvia Amatruda William Asid John & Phyllis Barclay Paul & Claire Bauknecht Robert & Lucille Bernier Katherine Moran Birney 1957 Richard Blakeslee & Susan Pieper Blakeslee 1960 Susan Brady Judith Niziolek Broggi 1958 Maria Buzzeo Anne Byrne Linda Capuano Rosemarie Carbone Richard & Patricia Carney Grace Carrano Charles & Carol Clarkin Virginia Colossale John & Madeline Contegni Gene & Marty Copenhaver John & Margaret Cotter Betse-Gene Collins Courtmanche 1962

Henry Criscuolo & Susan Bassermann Criscuolo 1969 Thomas & Doreen Crowe Bernice Cullen Jean D'Albero John & Annette DeCesare Anna Marsico DeLucia 1951 Harry & Maureen DiAdamo Charles & Ann-Marie Doyle William B. Dragan, D.D.S. & Margaret P. Dragan Louis & Joanne Dubay Doreen Chisaski Ely 1962 Joseph & Mary Esposito Anne Faggio Annette Currier Forte 1961 Clement & Maria Fucci Andrew & Angela Gambardella Ellie Gee Frank Gerzabek Louis & Rita Giordano Martha Goskowski John & Judith Grammatico Betty Greco Peter & Rosemary Harkins Theodore & Agnes Haussler Felipe & Glafira Heyrosa Therese Hinckley William Johnson Lois Lynch Kelly 1953 Eleanor Krah Robert & Fannie Liptrot Sharon Little Richard LoRicco, Sr., Esq. Robert Loskant Martha Lucarelli Geraldine Lupoli, Esq. 1959 Patricia Mackey Ronald & Eileen Masiero Edward & Mary Jane Maturo William McEachern Anne McKeon Thomas & Terry Anne McKiernan John & Lynda McMillen Madelyn Mega Paul Moyher Martha Mulski Gertrude Olson Joseph & Beverly Palladino Joseph & Christine Pellegrino Anthony Pisanelli & Anne Ruotolo Pisanelli 1955 Dominic & Antoinette Proto William Pursell Alfonsas & Martha Radwill Marie Ragozzino Edward Rapuano Mary Robinson William & Arlene Robinson Barbara Tracchio Romano 1961 Lucille Rusczek Linda Lobasz Rybacki 1957 Linda Saracco Lambert & Joan Schommer Eva Senger Fred D. Sette, Esq. & Barbara Sette Charles & Jacqueline Sotnik Joseph & Georgianna Tine Nicholas & Alberta Torello Leon & Dorothy Tremblay Alfred Triana & Ellen Mckeown Triana 1958 John & Joan Williams

Carol Smith Witkowski 1963 Walter Wolog & Inna Golub Lorraine K. Young Suzanne Ziobron ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

IN MEMORY In Memory of Carolyn Amendola Acampora 1955 Alphonse Acampora In Memory of Joseph F. Ajello, Jr. Anna Jean Ajello In Memory of Joyce Gaskin Aley 1958 Marie Grindell Boswell 1958 Scott Boswell Mary Ellen Gill Edward & Victoria Sofaniek In Memory of Deceased Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Roberta Yaklich 1954 In Memory of Arthur L. Astorino Maria Astorino In Memory of Mary B. Attianese Joan Attianese 1963 Mary Ann Attianese 1960 Richard & Victoria Olken In Memory of Robin Baldini 1982 Pamela Pellegrino Acquarulo 1982 Jacquelyn Caulfield Cahill 1982 Mary Kate Barone Spainhour 1982 In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Armand Beaudoin Diane Beaudoin Karr 1972

In Memory of Louise Cedro Joseph Laudano, Jr. & Maria DiPalma Laudano 1972 In Memory of Barbara Capuano Ciesla 1950 Linda Capuano Wayne & Patricia Dybas Anthony Malafronte & Dolores Tommaselli Malafronte 1950 In Memory of Margaret Sweeney Civitello Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964 In Memory of Philip Cleto Mary Gamberdella In Memory of John Coady Mark & Deborah Camner In Memory of Edward & Marie Colasanto Suzanne Colasanto, Esq. 1973 In Memory of Aileen Laudano Colello 1971 Mary Ann Laudano 1975 In Memory of Dolores F. Constantino Sheri Constantino Camputaro 1989 John Constantino In Memory of Thomas & Ellen Coonan Sheila Coonan 1978 In Memory of Julie A. Cavallaro Cooper 1960 Wayne Cooper In Memory of Henry Coppola Diane Meskill Stewart 1970

In Memory of George J. & Jane H. Berry Kathy Berry Prentice 1969

In Memory of Janet Garrison Criscio 1969 Absolute Standards, Inc. Sherri Matteo 1969 Joanna Criscio Stavrides 2001

In Memory of Rosemary Bliznick Marjorie Grazia Sarasin 1954

In Memory of Alfred D'Albero Jean D'Albero

In Memory of Mary Brady Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964

In Memory of Deceased Members of the D'Alessio Family Estelle D'Alessio

In Memory of Barbara Buonasora Ann Marie Buonasora Engstrom 1973 In Memory of Jane Burt Michael J. Ferris In Memory of Sister Carolyn Capobianco, ASCJ Dorothy Sosnowski Lockwood 1959 In Memory of Rose Paolella Caputo Patricia Caputo Barrows 1961 Elizabeth Caputo Crenshaw 1975 Paula Caputo Daly 1974 Pamela Caputo Keene 1966 Rosanne Caputo Schindelar 1969 In Memory of Frances Carey Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964 In Memory of George P. Carrano Grace Carrano In Memory of Helen D. Carroll Kathleen Carroll, Esq. 1971

In Memory of Virginia & Ralph DeFonzo Diane DeFonzo Nehrkorn 1963 In Memory of John Louis Dell, Sr. Janice M. Dell In Memory of Sister Ernestine DeSidero Maureen McDonough Kitching 1958 In Memory of Joseph & Emma D'Eugenio Joan D'Eugenio Morico 1954 In Memory of Ernest DiPietro Joseph Laudano, Jr. & Maria DiPalma Laudano 1972 In Memory of Carol & Salvatore Esposito Salvatore Esposito, Jr. & Michelle Esposito In Memory of Andrew F. Faggio Anne Faggio

In Memory of Anne Paolella Ferris 1972 Regina Buonocore Apuzzo 1976 John & Phyllis Barclay Charlotte Beattie 1972 William & Patricia Bialowoz JoAnne Bliss The Boston Consulting Group, Inc. John Brillante, Sr. & Margaret Falsey Brillante 1972 Gerald & Katherine Brooks BTG Kenneth & Elizabeth Burdick Patricia Burton John & Carol Caldarella Mark & Deborah Camner John Cancellieri, Jr. John Cancellieri James & Lucie Carangelo Jere Carangelo Anne Carson Richard & Susan Civitillo Zach & Katie Clayton Michael & Marie Collins Michael Costa & Kristina Godek Jennifer Crowley Edward & Jean Curley Estelle D'Alessio Anita DellaCamera Robert DeLucia & Esther Pontecorvo DeLucia 1963 Frank & Isabella Dicarlo Carolyn DiLeo Frederick & Mary Helen Donarum Helen Donarum 1957 Daniel Donohue Charles & Ann Marie Doyle Patrick Duffy, M.D. & Suzanne Duffy Robert & Kimberly Eagen Brian & JoAnn Ellis Susan Ellis Maureen Ellis Tyler Michael & Cheryl Eremita James & Michele Fasi Jonathan & Kristen Ferris Timothy & Susan Fitzgerald Richard & Manon Gagliardi Ann Galla The Galloni Family David & Danuta Gordon The Grande Family Elizbeth Griffin Beverly Hartzell Ann Somma Hastings 1972 Kathleen Hedlund Bernadette Holahan Lisa Hottin 1972 Joseph Kosiorek Francis Lamboley, Esq. & Elaine Mastagni Lamboley 1960 James & Mary Lavictoire Joseph C. Lee, Esq. & Mary Jo Carney Lee 1957 Philip Licitra Erin Linville James & Angela Lynch Frederick & Christine Masciantonio Madeline Matheny Leonard & Catherine Matteo Edward & Mary Jane Maturo Michael Mazzariello & Jeanne Lawlor Mazzariello 1978

Richard Piccolo & Mary McFarland Piccolo 1972 Alice Montz Bruce & Sara Jane Munshower Koya Olubamowo Larry & Jill Otto Robert & Louise Panicali Lorraine Paolella Joseph & Lucianne Patoka Joseph Patton, Jr. & June Debowes Patton 1965 John & Susan Perlstein Richard L. Piccolo & Mary McFarland Piccolo 1972 Paul & Cynthia Prete Michael Reed, M.D. & Elizabeth Reed James Reidy & Karen Walsh Reidy 1974 Ned & Debbie Reilly Joe & Molly Reilly Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964 Ross Rickoff Pamela C. Russek Deborah Santy Theodor Sauer Robert Schreck Linda Taddei Sciarra 1970 Kathleen Scott SHA Sunshine Fund Theresa Simoni Edward & Linda Sink Rae Somma Charles Stepnowski Brendan Sutch Richard & Susan Taff Keith & Cindy VanScoyk Michael & Annette Vasaturo James & Louise Vernadakis Caroline Gargano Vissicchio 1972 Pat Wynn Gail York In Memory of Kenneth & Anna Finer Darlene Finer Levy 1975 In Memory of Joseph & Marjorie Fitzgerald Kathryn Fitzgerald Hamlin 1969 In Memory of Eileen Flynn 1972 Lucy Potts Emple 1972 In Memory of Carl Gagliardi Richard & Manon Gagliardi In Memory of James Gagliardi Francis Gagliardi In Memory of Michael Gagliardi Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964 In Memory of Anthony Gamberdella Mary Gamberdella In Memory of Paul & Eileen Garatoni Diane Garatoni Ruedisueli 1962 In Memory of Karen L. Garcia 1987 Debra Franco 1987 In Memory of Dolores Gerzabek Norman & Theresa Brockett Pasquale & Maria DeLise James & Carole Vercellone

In Memory of Deacon Raymond J. Goskowski Martha Goskowski In Memory of Jaye Grazia Marjorie Grazia Sarasin 1954 In Memory of Francis Greiner Richard Greiner, Jr., M.D. & Jennifer Greiner In Memory of Mary-Ann Haran, Esq. Vivian Baker Patricia Baldwin Salvatore & Janet Barese Evelyn Barnum Kenneth Bussmann Mark & Deborah Camner Richard & Janice Canalori Leo Cooney, Jr. & Kathleen Cooney Maura Wilson Coppola 1970 Betse Gene Collins Courtmanche 1962 CoventBridge (USA) Inc. Catherine Cestar Crawford 1962 Cristo Rey New York Advisory Committee Cristo Rey New York Full Time Volunteers Emily Cunningham Richard & Judith Cutuli Thomas & Deborah DeMusis Ellen Devine Maureen Dewar Danielle DiCerbo Diane Dow Christopher & Beth Earle Robert Farrell, Esq. & Mary Jean McGarrity The Figoni Family Brian Fischer, Esq. & Katherine Fischer Richard & Nora Frado Mark & Kathy Glynn Maureen Owens Goodrich 1979 Linda Granito Don & Joni Groom Mallory Tarca Gunzy 2004 Steven Heubeck Mary Rose Hoffman Irwin & Deborah Kabakoff James & Cynthia Kenney Erin Lanni Philip & JoAnne MacDonald Donna Magrath William & Jean Mahoney Kelly Mannion 2006 Martin & Jacqueline McCullough Donald & Margaret Mitchell Regina Mooney Gregory & Barbara Overmeyer Jane Peck Eileen Perillo Edward & Margie Pikaart William & Ellen Porcaro James Reidy & Karen Walsh Reidy 1974 Lawrence & Tracy Rooney Arthur & Margaret Sanders Salvatore & Maureen Scalia Donald & Maria Schilder The Schmitz Family Robert Schreck Thomas & Christine Schuster Kristianna Sciarra 2005 Linda Taddei Sciarra 1970 Roger & Linda Sciascia Patricia Scussel Robert & Judy Sembler Tom & Vicki Simses

Patti Slavtcheff Marjorie Sopkin & Thomas McCabe START Community Bank Fred & Mary Tarca Gregory & Julia Tulino Anthony & MaryAnn Valentino Dylan Vaspasiano Craig Walden, M.D. & Margaret Walden John & Margaret Walsh Charles & Noreen Wolleben Lorraine K. Young In Memory of Marylouise Harris Eugene Harris In Memory of Jacqueline D'Andrea Heins 1975 Anonymous Salvatore & Celeste Aconfora Advanced Periodontics, P.C. Susan Onofrio Afeltra 1976 Alternative Dental Lab Inc. Bette Amodio Marilynn Aquila Joyce Blakeslee Beth Iovanne Blazevich 1975 Helen Brown Lynne Battista Bushey 1979 Mary Civitello Howard & Carol Coates Anthony Creto John & Margaret Cush D'Andrea & Pantera, P.C. Alice D'Andrea Robert & Sandra D'Andrea Ronald D'Andrea, D.M.D. & Maura D'Andrea

Donna Demaio Cheshire Performing Arts Academy Marilyn Petraiuolo Douglas, Esq. 1973 Jeanne Fisher Thompson Ann Marie Fuoco Raymond & Sheila Gabucci Joanne Gandolfi Mary Beth Gilmore Theresa Giordano John & Dorothy Greco Ellen Beltramello Greim 1975 Hamden Shoreline Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Associates P.C. Shirley Hart Lisa Stamos Heerdt 1975 Donna Pantera Heins 1971 Concetta Jarrell John F. Kennedy School Kennedy, Johnson, Schwab & Roberge, LLC Mary Ann Kelleher Kiely 1974 Mark & Donna Konarski Kristen Leigh Biondi Golf Tournament Peter & Carol Leahy Desiree MacDonald Gus & Tom Marchetti Tom & Kim Martino Mary McNally Lois Meier Rosemarie Mendillo Stephen & Elizabeth Musante National Association of Letter Carriers Nutmeg Branch 19 Ronald Newman, Sr. Annette Pantera Deborah Feniolo Pantera 1975

Robert M. Pantera, D.M.D. & Deborah Feniolo Pantera 1975 Elizabeth Panza Diane Dadio Perrone 1977 Edwina Petrillo Michele Petruzzelli James Reidy & Karen Walsh Reidy 1974 Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964 Ridge Road Elementary School Paul & Diane Robillard Louis & Paula Savarese Michael Martone & Maria Tomei Donna Walton In Memory of David Hoskinson Richard & Manon Gagliardi In Memory of Eileen Hunihan 1958 Anonymous In Memory of Joseph & Sophie Hunihan Anonymous Sister Jerilyn Hunihan, ASCJ 1973 Marilyn Hunihan Kojkowski 1967 In Memory of Marjorie Wheeler Kelley Richard & Manon Gagliardi In Memory of William Kirk Mark & Deborah Camner Lauren Henderson In Memory of Paul A. Kluk Susan Kluk Board 1996

Anastasia Schreck Robert Schreck Cynthia Funaro Towers 1982 Michael & Cynthia Tracz Michael & Annette Vasaturo In Memory of Katie Milliner 1994 Michelle Harper In Memory of Maureen Minnick Leary 1990 The Wallace Family In Memory of Mariette B. Moan Sister Mariette Moan, ASCJ 1977 In Memory of Joyce Celentano Moran 1957 Gerald J. Moran In Memory of Mariann Moyher Paul Moyher In Memory of Sister Andrea Naples, ASCJ Annette Currier Forte 1961 In Memory of Jeremiah & Ethel O'Keefe Audrey O'Keefe Beck 1953 In Memory of Robert F. O'Keefe Donna LaVorgna Cramond 1967 In Memory of Mary Louise O'Neill Mary C. McKiernan

In Memory of John & Elizabeth Konareski Joan Konareski 1965

In Memory of Joan Rose McEachern William McEachern

In Memory of Helmuth Krah Eleanor Krah

In Memory of Jean F. McEachern William McEachern

In Memory of Elizabeth McNulty Kuhn 1970 Anne Harmon Sweeney 1970

In Memory of Joseph P. McGuire Richard & Patricia Carney

In Memory of Louis & Mary Lato Marie Lato 1961

In Memory of Jimmy McHugh Andrew Bonito Thomas & Anne Brandt Mark & Deborah Camner Betse-Gene Collins Courtmanche 1962 Ann Monahan Diana 1979 Clement & Maria Fucci Roseann McManus Gerry 1976 Elizbeth Griffin Peter & Rosemary Harkins Timothy J. Kearney Nora O'Neill Laverty Joseph C. Lee, Esq. & Mary Jo Carney Lee 1957 Vincenzo & Linda Lefante Sharon Little Edward & Mary Jane Maturo Mary McCormack James & Kelly McGuinness John & Lucille Monahan Robert & Bernice O'Neill Frank Pietrosimone, Esq. & Patricia Reynolds Pietrosimone 1972 William Pursell

In Memory of Perry Richard Mackey Patricia Mackey In Memory of Susan Fox Mackey 1962 Ursula Mastrianni Martino 1962 In Memory of Andrew & Angelina Mansi Phyllis Savo 1973 In Memory of Frank & Tina Mansi Rose Ann Mansi Borger 1974 In Memory of Louis & Eve Mauriello Barbara Mauriello Angelo 1964 In Memory of Carmel Mauro Raymond Mathews, Jr. & Pamela Mathews In Memory of Carolyn Lee McCormack 1990 Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. 1965

In Memory of Dorothy Onofrio Anthony Cantore Marguerite Onofrio Costanzo 1977 Anna Marsico DeLucia 1951 Arlene Donohue Marilyn Petraiuolo Douglas, Esq. 1973 Gregory & Ingeborg Fasshauer Richard & Manon Gagliardi Luisa Giaimo Timothy & Marie Higgins John & Jacqueline Mai Guido & Diane Petra Frank Pietrosimone, Esq. & Patricia Reynolds Pietrosimone 1972 In Memory of Elizabeth Parise Osborne 1964 Elinor Parise In Memory of George & Margaret Owens Lorraine Owens Burns 1962 In Memory of Ronald Palladino Joseph & Beverly Palladino In Memory of Rosemary Ann Panico Richard & Manon Gagliardi In Memory of Joseph R. Paolella Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. 1965 Patricia Hayes Axtmayer Mark & Deborah Camner James & Lucie Carangelo Richard & Manon Gagliardi Elizbeth Griffin Edward & Mary Jane Maturo Michael Mazzariello & Jeanne Lawlor Mazzariello 1978 Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964 Michael & Annette Vasaturo

In Memory of George Paradis Elizbeth Griffin In Memory of Thomas Peck Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964 In Memory of Dolores DelVecchio Perfetto 1958 Judith Niziolek Broggi 1958 In Memory of Sister Mary Nicoletta Pettillo, ASCJ Florence Maffoni Scarinci 1964 In Memory of Mary Lucia Malafronte Ploski 1970 Maureen Smith Howell 1970 In Memory of Anne (Nana) Rapuano Edward Rapuano In Memory of Louise Ristaino Michael Lombardi & Susan Proto Lombardi 1976 In Memory of Jean Flanagan Rocco 1961 Carole Thompson Holm 1961 In Memory of Doris Rogers Richard Greiner, Jr., M.D. & Jennifer Greiner In Memory of Margaret Ruotolo Anthony Pisanelli & Anne Ruotolo Pisanelli 1955 In Memory of Willa C. Rusowicz Orazem 2013 John P. Orazem, M.D. & Claire Rusowicz In Memory of Loretta Ruvolo Joan Ruvolo Rusconi 1959 In Memory of Raymond Saracco Linda Saracco In Memory of Frances Argento Scaramella 1968 Felix Mangini & Julianne Perego Mangini 1968 In Memory of Adam Gregory Vasaturo Seagull Christine Vigliotti Maisano 1985 Michelle Vasaturo Seagull 2002 Michael & Annette Vasaturo

Dorothy Fiorillo Farrell 1950 Patricia Minichino Licklider 1961

In Memory of Sister Ann Toohey, ASCJ 1953 Lois Lynch Kelly 1953

In Memory of Georgianna Smet 1962 Roberta Schaefer Wolff 1962

In Memory of Dr. Frank Tortora Elizabeth Tortora 1964

In Memory of Kathleen Sullivan Smith 1969 Brian Murphy & Maureen Sullivan Murphy 1975

In Memory of George & Vincenza Tracchio Barbara Tracchio Romano 1961

In Memory of Marie DeFalco Sommo 1954 Charles Sommo, Jr.

In Memory of Lena Sette Paul & Claire Bauknecht

In Memory of Mother Rosalia Sosso, ASCJ Dorothy Fiorillo Farrell 1950

In Memory of Deceased Members of the SHA Class of 1952 Anna Mae Elia Santagata 1952

In Memory of William F. Sullivan, Sr. Brian Murphy & Maureen Sullivan Murphy 1975

In Memory of Deceased Members of the SHA Class of 1959 Ann Della Selva Swierkiewicz 1959

In Memory of Patricia Szuba Joseph Laudano, Jr. & Maria DiPalma Laudano 1972

In Memory of Edmond & Geraldine Sharron The Sensale Family

In Memory of Lorraine Thompson The Thompson Family

In Memory of Hayley Elizabeth Louise Shaw Carol Conte Shaw 1962

In Memory of Joseph & Teresa Timko Norman & Patricia Richards

In Memory of Sister M. Antonine Signorelli, ASCJ Joan Polidoro Bombassei 1951

In Memory of Ralph & Annette Tommaselli Anthony Malafronte & Dolores Tommaselli Malafronte 1950

In Memory of Anthony & Eleanor Vallombroso Ann Vallombroso 1959 In Memory of Joseph Vanacore Joseph Fusco & Kelly Vanacore Fusco 1989 In Memory of Connie Walsh Richard & Manon Gagliardi In Memory of Ronald J. Williams Mary Ann Williams In Memory of Marilyn W. Yates Kaylyn Carew Ferreras 2008 Kimberly Yates Carew 1976 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

IN HONOR In Honor of Samantha Ajello 2019 Joseph M. Ajello In Honor of Harriet Ciaburro Barone 1953 Marlene Barone Cohen 1980

In Honor of Janet Gambardella Bracale 1977 Andrew & Angela Gambardella In Honor of Sophie Camizzi Depalma 2018 Kathryn Camizzi & Theodora Depalma Willow Treatment & Associates

In Honor of Gabriella Groves 2020 Joseph & Mary Esposito In Honor of Gabrielle Jadach 2019 Michael & Mary Jadach

In Honor of Sister Linda Petinella, ASCJ 1965 Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. 1965 Jaclyn Karpel Reilly 1965 In Honor of Brianne and Caitlin Puklin Mark & Claire Puklin

In Honor of Molly Cannon 2018 John & Judith Grammatico

In Honor of Carolyn Morrell Kosack, M.D. 1970 Susan Banks

In Honor of Mrs. Jeanette N. Chioffi Vanessa Chioffi 1986

In Honor of Elaine Mastagni Lamboley 1960 Michael Ajello, Esq. & Dana Ajello

In Honor of Kailby Schommer 2016 William & Arlene Robinson

In Honor of Sister Kathleen Mary Coonan, ASCJ 1976 Birthday Mark & Deborah Camner

In Honor of Sr. Elaine Lattanzi, ASCJ 1955 Maria Astorino

In Honor of Klara Schommer 2018 William & Arlene Robinson

In Honor of Alexis Liptrot 2019 Robert & Fannie Liptrot

In Honor of Sister Ritamary Schulz, ASCJ 1959 Dorothy Sosnowski Lockwood 1959

In Honor of Olivia Little 2019 Sharon Little

In Honor of Marilyn Senger 2019 Eva Senger

In Honor of Mother M. Claire Millea, ASCJ 1965 Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. 1965 Jaclyn Karpel Reilly 1965

In Honor of SHA Class of 2010 Hollie Tracz 2010

In Honor of Emily Copenhaver 2019 Gene & Marty Copenhaver In Honor of Sister Anne D'Alessio, ASCJ 1965 Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. 1965 Jaclyn Karpel Reilly 1965 In Honor of James & Mary Danehy Susan Danehy In Honor of Claire DiAdamo 2019 Harry & Maureen DiAdamo In Honor of Maame Adjoa Edjah 2018 Anonymous In Honor of Gianna Esposito 2020 Salvatore Esposito, Jr. & Michelle Esposito In Honor of Alexa Fiala 2017 Joseph & Beverly Palladino In Honor of Holly Fink Mark & Deborah Camner In Honor of Katherine Fitzgerald 2018 John & Madeline Contegni In Honor of Dana Gambardella 2006 Andrew & Angela Gambardella In Honor of Elizbeth Griffin Michael Ajello, Esq. & Dana Ajello

In Honor of Sister Mariette J. Moan, ASCJ 1977 Maureen Bradley Scranton 1980 In Honor of Sister Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., 1971 Karen Doyle Barker 1971 In Honor of Sister Sheila O'Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D., 1971 Knights of Honor Distinction Mark & Deborah Camner Elizbeth Griffin Elizabeth A. Parker Michael & Annette Vasaturo In Honor of Sister Mary Jane Paolella, ASCJ 1965 Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. 1965 Mark & Deborah Camner Joyce Pellegrino 1966 Jaclyn Karpel Reilly 1965 In Honor of Emma Pavano 2013 Richard Pavano & Susan Navarretta Pavano 1982

In Honor of Adalyn Schommer 2020 William & Arlene Robinson

In Honor of Sister Mary Anne Sharron, ASCJ 1964 Barbara Mauriello Angelo 1964 Mark & Deborah Camner Msgr. David M. Walker In Honor of Sister Speranzina Nancy Balan Colvin 1968 In Honor of Morgan Stavisky Daniel Case & Mela Veltri Case In Honor of Annie-Jorden Tomaszek 2019 Robert Loskant In Honor of Catherine Valloso 2017 Felipe & Glafira Heyrosa In Honor of Glory Villano 2019 Susan Brady ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Alumnae Association Scholarship Matthew & Angela Bassano

Mark & Deborah Camner Traci Gallagher 1985 Robert Quintin & Ellen Bontempo Quintin 1965 The Thompson Family Catholic Charity League Scholarship Catholic Charity League of New Haven Alfred & Julia Celentano Scholarship Gerald J. Moran Class of 1970 Scholarship Susan Banks Mary Ann Walsh Lewis 1970 Nancy Waselewski Marston 1970 Anne Harmon Sweeney 1970 Marie D. Colasanto Scholarship Suzanne Colasanto, Esq. 1973 James & Elizabeth Gagliardi Tara Foley 1992 Memorial Scholarship Amy Kanoff Schumacher 1994 Marylouise T. Harris Scholarship Rev. John J. Georgia Eugene Harris Knights of Columbus Supreme Council Scholarship Knights of Columbus Supreme Council Florence & Carmen LaVorgna Scholarship Linda LaVorgna Hyson 1962 Lucille M. LoRicco 1955 Endowed Scholarship Richard LoRicco, Sr., Esq. Carmel Mauro Scholarship Raymond Mathews, Jr. & Pamela Mathews Carolyn Lee McCormack 1990 Memorial Scholarship Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. 1965 Sister Ellen McKeon, ASCJ 1961 Scholarship Fredrick Afragola & Elizabeth McKeon Afragola 1960 John J. & Corrine S. O'Neill Memorial Scholarship Kathleen O'Neill Kramer Monica Ann O'Neill 1975 Memorial Scholarship Andrew Bonito Thomas & Anne Brandt Mary Brassil Mark & Deborah Camner Betse Gene Collins Courtmanche 1962 Ann Monahan Diana 1979 Vincent T. Donnelly James & Patricia Emerick Clement & Maria Fucci Elizbeth Griffin Peter & Rosemary Harkins Timothy J. Kearney Nora O'Neill Laverty Joseph Lee, Esq. & Mary Jo Carney Lee 1957 Vincenzo & Linda Lefante Sharon Little

Edward & Mary Jane Maturo Mary McCormack James & Kelly McGuinness Rosemary O'Neill Mirando 1974 John & Lucille Monahan Hugh & Martha O'Neill Robert & Bernice O'Neill Frank Pietrosimone, Esq. & Patricia Reynolds Pietrosimone 1972 William Pursell Anastasia Schreck Robert Schreck Cynthia Funaro Towers 1982 Michael & Cynthia Tracz Michael & Annette Vasaturo Angelina & Philip Paolella, Sr. Scholarship Laura Donahue Allen, Esq. 1965 Regina Buonocore Apuzzo 1976 Patricia Hayes Axtmayer John & Phyllis Barclay Charlotte Beattie 1972 William & Patricia Bialowoz JoAnne Bliss The Boston Consulting Group, Inc. John Brillante, Sr. & Margaret Falsey Brillante 1972 Gerald & Katherine Brooks BTG Kenneth & Elizabeth Burdick Patricia Burton John & Carol Caldarella Mark & Deborah Camner John Cancellieri, Jr. John Cancellieri James & Lucie Carangelo Jere Carangelo Anne Carson Richard & Susan Civitillo Zach & Katie Clayton Michael & Marie Collins Michael Costa & Kristina Godek Jennifer Crowley Edward & Jean Curley Estelle D'Alessio Douglas & Christine DeCerbo Anita DellaCamera Robert DeLucia & Esther Pontecorvo DeLucia 1963 Frank & Isabella Dicarlo Carolyn DiLeo Frederick & Mary Helen Donarum Helen Donarum 1957 Daniel Donohue Charles & Ann Marie Doyle Patrick Duffy, M.D. & Suzanne Duffy Robert & Kimberly Eagen Brian & JoAnn Ellis Susan Ellis Maureen Ellis Tyler Michael & Cheryl Eremita James & Michele Fasi Jonathan & Kristen Ferris Michael J. Ferris Timothy & Susan Fitzgerald Richard & Manon Gagliardi Ann Galla The Galloni Family David & Danuta Gordon The Grande Family Elizbeth Griffin

I am thankful for the education I received at Sacred Heart Academy so many years ago, and I believe that it is my responsibility as an alumna to support the Academy so it will be here for many years to come.Â Anne Donegan Kraemer â&#x20AC;&#x2122;59

Beverly Hartzell Ann Somma Hastings 1972 Kathleen Hedlund Bernadette Holahan Lisa Hottin 1972 Joseph Kosiorek Francis Lamboley, Esq. & Elaine Mastagni Lamboley 1960 James & Mary Lavictoire Joseph C. Lee, Esq. & Mary Jo Carney Lee 1957 Philip Licitra Erin Linville James & Angela Lynch Frederick & Christine Masciantonio Madeline Matheny Leonard & Catherine Matteo Edward & Mary Jane Maturo Michael Mazzariello & Jeanne Lawlor Mazzariello 1978 Alice Montz Bruce & Sara Jane Munshower Koya Olubamowo Larry & Jill Otto Robert & Louise Panicali Joseph & Lorraine Paolella Joseph & Lucianne Patoka Joseph Patton, Jr. & June Debowes Patton 1965 Joyce Pellegrino 1966 John & Susan Perlstein Richard L. Piccolo & Mary McFarland Piccolo 1972 Paul & Cynthia Prete Michael Reed, M.D. & Elizabeth Reed James Reidy & Karen Walsh Reidy 1974 Ned & Debbie Reilly Joe & Molly Reilly Susan Marchitto Ricciardi 1964 Ross Rickoff Pamela C. Russek Deborah Santy Theodor Sauer Robert Schreck

Linda Taddei Sciarra 1970 Kathleen Scott SHA Sunshine Fund Theresa Simoni Edward & Linda Sink Rae Somma Charles Stepnowski Brendan Sutch Richard & Susan Taff Keith & Cindy VanScoyk Michael & Annette Vasaturo James & Louise Vernadakis Caroline Gargano Vissicchio 1972 Pat Wynn Gail York Philip Paolella, Jr. Scholarship Mark & Deborah Camner James & Elizabeth Gagliardi Richard & Manon Gagliardi Sister Mary Jane Paolella, ASCJ 1965

Lucille Esposito Sette 1952 Scholarship Paul & Claire Bauknecht ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

HANDS UP FOR HEART Anonymous Anna Jean Ajello Joseph M. Ajello Michael Ajello, Esq. & Dana Ajello James & Martha Alexander Allied Printing Services, Inc. Joseph & Laura Anastasio Keith & Lisa Andrzejewski Robert Barreira & Tara Cocchiarella Barreira 2002 Patrick Birney Blanchette Sporting Goods, Inc. Jessica Watcke Boni 2002 Patrick & Therese Bowman Patrick & Rita Brenchak Keith Brokaw & Patricia Cappola-Brokaw John F. Buckley, Jr., Esq. & Tricia Buckley Thomas Byrne, Esq. & Hon. Julie Manning Amy Wirkus Cahill 1994 Anthony Caiafa & Kimberly Gydus Caiafa 1976 Matthew & Maria Cammarota Mark & Deborah Camner Ed Church & Tracy Salemme Church 1979 Patrick & Jeanne Cocchiarella Christopher Colonnese & Sarah Capozzo-Colonnese Dominic & Alina Colossale Frank Coppola & Alora Caraglio Coppola 2008 John Cropp, Ph.D. & Anne Cropp, PharmD Sandra D'Ambrosio David Thompson Architects John & Gail DeGrand Thomas & Patricia DeGrand Marilyn Demorest, Ph.D. 1961 Francis & Trish Donelan Kevin Doyle Onoriode Ekeh, Ph.D. & Amy Ekeh Jason & Holly Fink Stephen Fitzgerald, Esq. & Jacqueline Fitzgerald, Esq. Glenn Formica, Esq. & Megan Formica

David Gannon Thomas & Phyllis Giglietti John & Tracey Groves Stephen Hanchuruck, Esq. & Laurie Hanchuruck David & Raquel Harduby Karen S. Harris & Patrick Mahoney Alicia Ierardi 1995 Eric Jahn Beth Kiley Johnson 1965 John Klein Michael & Vivien LaChance Konrad & Karen Lagarde Harold J. Lamboley III, Esq. & Maureen Lamboley Stephen & Nancy LaPointe Kevin & Marianne Lawlor Brian Luciani & Julie Coyne Luciani 1984 Scott & Christine Maturo Robert McMahon & Kristin McMahon, Esq. Donald & Margaret Mitchell Hon. Robert Nastri, Jr. & Kathleen Nastri, Esq. Thomas M. Noniewicz, Esq. & Maryann Sullivan Noniewicz 1982 Elizabeth A. Parker Matthew Pekar & Domenica Cirivello Pekar 1991 Bernard & Karen Pellegrino Ralph Pisani, Jr. & Maryanne Giaimo Pisani 1981 Robert Quintin & Ellen Bontempo Quintin 1965 Patrick & Stephanie Redding James Reidy & Karen Walsh Reidy 1974 David & Tammy Robinson Albert & Darcy Salemme Peter & Lori Schommer Mark & Erin Sieczkowski Carole Stackpole 1967 Susan Lagerstrom Sullivan 1965 Laiching Sun & Dharini Sun, M.D. Brian Tubby & Nicole Tung, Esq. Derek Turbacuski James O. Walsh, Esq. & Marsha Walsh John & Margaret Walsh Richard & Valerie Warhall Rebecca Williams ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

MATCHING GIFTS Alexion Pharmaceuticals Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield of CT AT&T Matching Gift Program AXA Foundation Matching Gifts Bank of America Matching Gifts Program BIC Corporation The Bon-Ton Stores Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Business and Legal Reports, Inc. Chevron Humankind CHUBB Matching Gifts Program Cigna Corporation Ever True ExxonMobil Foundation Matching Gifts Program Follett Virtual Bookstore Gartner Group GE Capital Corporation The GE Foundation Hoffmann-La Roche Ironshore Holdings

The John G. Martin Foundation Keller Williams Realty KeyBank Foundation Marsh & McLennan Companies Matching Gifts Program McDonald's Corporation Matching Gift Program Medtronic Employee Matching Gift Program Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Foundation Olin Corporation Charitable Trust Pfizer, Inc. Pitney Bowes Matching Gift Program The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Program Stanley Black & Decker Textron Matching Gift Program Travelers Matching Gift Program UBS Matching Gift Program United Illuminating UnitedHealth Group Employee Giving Campaign United Technologies Corporation United Technologies Corporation— Otis Elevator Company US Bank Voya Investment Management LLC Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

GIFTS IN KIND Patrick Birney Cronin Photography Dennis Uniform Manufacturing Company Onoriode Ekeh, Ph.D. & Amy Ekeh Foxon Park Beverages Inc. William & Pauline Gilbert The Giving Collaborative LLC Martha Goskowski Hamden Symphony Orchestra The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine John DeGrand & Son, Inc. Knights of Columbus Supreme Council David Liskov Scott Litchfield & Mary Ellen Coonan 1984 MaryBeth Lombardi-Mack Susan Nelson Tiffany Purvis-Torello 2015 Raymond A. Ramelli James Reidy & Karen Walsh Reidy 1974 Rosanna Sabino Jonathan & Phyllis Savona Lynn Wallick • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •

The Sacred Heart Academy Honor Roll of Giving recognizes donors for gifts from July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017. The Academy regrets the omission of any names deserving recognition in this report, and apologizes in advance for any such error. We welcome any corrections, and encourage you to contact the Office of Mission Advancement.

SPECIAL EVENTS 2016 - 2017

Our 2017 Auction Chairs, John and Anne Cropp, P’18. 0070th — License to Give raised more than $140,000 to benefit the Academy.

Erica Drufva ’19 and her grandmother enjoying Grandparents’ Day 2016.

25th Annual Golf Chairmen — Stephen LaPointe, P’18, Francis Donelan, P’16, ’18, Kevin Guth, P’18, ’20 — with Sr. Lany Jo Smith, ASCJ and Sr. Mary Jane Paolella, ASCJ, ’65.

Class of 1981 members delight in their time together at Wine Tasting. Left to right, Judy Keating Killoy, Mary Lyons Samson, Elaine Germe Pucci, Maryanne Giaimo Pisani, Sheila McCarthy Quarz, and Marianne Manfreda Adinolfi.

STRONG BONDS RED & WHITE LINE 1960

1971

Joyce Mangan Andrews is a math instructional coach at John C. Daniels School in New Haven. She lives in Guilford and enjoys spending time with her granddaughters, Riley and Ryan. Denise Paturzo Vrettou-Verdi’s daughter, Panayota Vrettou-Verdi, has completed an M.A. in product design at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland.

Jean Rondino Zito reunited in August with her former Italian exchange student, Manuela Sartor Butcher. “Manuela is now a married American citizen! We are family!” Jean states. Jean, fluent in both Italian and French, has made many trips to Italy, to visit Manuela and her family, since she first hosted Manuela in 1991, and they have come to the States to visit Jean.

1961

Carolyn Peterson Mayers and husband, Dave, celebrated 50 years of marriage in August. Their son, Mike, and daughter-in-law, Anne, had their second child, Benjamin Pierre, on August 13 so, “We had a small-scale celebration, featuring a take-out entrée, homemade salad, and dessert, and wine supplied by Anne’s parents,” Carolyn said, as Benjamin was only a few days old!

1962

Paula DiLauro Robinson recently retired after 36 years in education. She lives in Wallingford with her husband, and has six grandchildren.

1975

Maureen Brady Moran is an assistant professor of preventive medicine at the Feinberg School of Medicine of Northwestern University. This year marked her 25th anniversary as a member of the faculty. She teaches, helps administer two graduate degree programs, and serves on an institutional review board that protects the rights of research subjects. She and her husband, Chris, live in Chicago and have two daughters.

1985

Cristin Sheehy Tilki and her husband, Steve, are proud parents of daughter, Caitlyn Marie, born in August 2014, and twins, Steven Mark and Michael John, born in October 2015.

1998

Ginny Bauer Tag recently moved to North Branford with her husband and two-year-old son. She is the principal at ACES Village School in North Haven.

2004

Gina Moreggi Altano lives in New York City with her husband. They welcomed a son, Luke, in April. Gina is a social worker at a middle school in the Bronx.

Anna Brodzik recently attended the Dozynki Festival in New Britain with her father, friends, and partner. “It surely was a grand time!” She is currently enrolled in CCSU’s Continuing Education Department program, is fluent in Polish, and is pursuing a career as a professional interpreter.

1984

Deborah Martino Mariani was named the Regional School District 13 Teacher of the Year. Congratulations!

1988

Lynette Sember Glynn is now teaching middle school English at St. Joan of Arc Catholic School in Boca Raton, Florida. Betse Collins Courtmanche currently has a granddaughter who is a sophomore at Sacred Heart, Tatum Courtmanche ’20. The family visited Wellfleet, Massachusetts, for their annual summer vacation. The vacation included daughter-in-law, Jackie Esposito Courtmanche ’89. “Three generations of SHA sisters,” said Betse.

1997

Genevieve Alelis recently graduated with a Ph.D. in digital arts from the University of Kent in Canterbury, United Kingdom. She works as the associate director of institutional research at Emmanuel College in Boston.

Gina Marie Delano Hyne and husband, Michael, welcomed Emilia Frances on May 25. They currently reside in Wallingford.

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Alissa Imperatore graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center with certification as a law enforcement officer. She works as a patrol officer for the Garden City Police Department in Garden City, Kansas. While at the training center, she was class president of the 246th Basic Training Class.

2006

2008 Megan Ryan Munroe and husband, Zachary, welcomed a baby boy, Finn Ryan, on May 22.

2007

Meghan Genovese lives in Orrington, Maine, atop a private mountain. “We are surrounded by wildlife! After graduating with my B.A. in zoology, I’m helping out a baby gray squirrel, soon to be released.”

Brittany McDermott Figueiredo and husband, Mark, welcomed twin girls, Lauren Elizabeth and Riley Jane, in December 2016. Their son, Evan, turned four in October. The family lives in Newington.

Ashley Guerrera majored in legal studies at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, and minored in psychology. She works at Edgewood Management in NYC as a wealth management associate. Her dog, Jaxson, is training to be a service dog. “He is bred from champion show dogs!” she says.

Gina Adante married Stephen Comeau on November 12, 2016. Joy Gary graduated from Touro Law Center in May 2015, and was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in December 2015. She worked in the Legislative Commissioners’ Office for the 2017 Connecticut legislative session and is currently working for the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch as a clerk in the New Haven Judicial District.

2005

Elyse Puglia married Andrew Gaudio on July 29. Tori Vessicchio ‘05 was the maid of honor and Allison Generoso ‘05 and Kaitlin Bevins ‘05 were bridesmaids.

Regina Scafariello married David Moriarty of Suffield on May 27. “It was a beautiful ceremony; I was surrounded by family and friends including, of course, my SHA sisters!” Regina said. Pictured here: Kristine Johnson, Shannon Sweeney, Kaitlin Higgins Filosa, Shannon Spencer, Kathleen “Katie” Merwin Arcangelo, Molly O’Neill, and Lauren Mazzariello, all from the Class of 2007.

Lia Moreggi currently works at Alex & Ani. The company’s owner was recently featured on Good Morning America, where Lia made a cameo appearance in the video. One of her proudest moments was meeting First Lady Michelle Obama through her work with the company. Jess Proctor updates that “Life is good. I’ve been enjoying Sophia Grace, who is almost four!” Jess works in customer service in auto and home insurance at Barnum Benefit Advisors in Shelton. She is also a Rodan + Fields skincare consultant. “I love helping women, and sometimes men, get the best skin of their lives.”

STRONG BONDS

Stephanie Shaw married Michael Denyer in September. 2008 classmates — Whitney Viola and Andrea Wagner — were in attendance, as well as Stephanie's sister, Erin Shaw '10. Andrea Wagner is the aquatics manager at Penguin Swim School in Stratford. “It’s very satisfying helping kids gain their independence in the water. I love my work!”

2010

Rose “Rosy” Cersonsky and her sisters, Dr. Emily Cersonsky Hayman ‘03 and Tess Cersonsky ‘13, recently surprised their mother with a trip to Ireland. “Mom knew she was going on a trip to Europe, but didn’t find out we were getting on a plane to Ireland until we got to the airport,” Rosy said.

Kelsey Higgins and John Steinberg, Notre Dame ‘08, were engaged on June 17. John proposed in Branford. “There is in a long line of Sacred Heart graduates in John’s family and they are all very excited to add another SHA girl to the family!” The wedding will be held at St. Mary’s in New Haven in September 2018.

2011

Daniela Schiano and Matthew Laspino were engaged last March. They will be married on June 16, 2018, at Most Holy Trinity Church in Wallingford.

Danielle Szymaszek graduated from Emerson College in 2016, with a master’s degree in theatre education. She has performed with ImprovBoston in Cambridge and recently accepted a position as a drama teacher for third to eighth grade students at Davis Street School in New Haven. “I am so excited and grateful for this new job and can’t wait to be back in the New Haven area.”

Stay in Touch! If you’ve moved, married, or changed your name, please contact us with your updated information. Think about sharing information about noteworthy accomplishments and/ or events in your life with fellow alumnae! Submit photos (jpg) and news to: craynis@ sacredhearthamden.org. The subject line should read: Red & White Line.

Stephanie Shaw, Alexa Stathis, Cassie DeFelice, Michelle Paquette, Brianna Anania, Nicole Byrnes, Christina Lavarn, Katelyn Whitman, Aileen Alber, Lizbeth Torres, Lisa Arpino, and Jenna LaRiviere. Taylor, Michelle, and Alexa were bridesmaids.

Angela Corraro married her high school sweetheart, Sam DeCapua, on March 31. They met when Angela was a junior at Sacred Heart and Sam was her prom date. Angela is a registered nurse at YNHH and Sam is a police officer. Sydni Camillo graduated in May from Lesley University with her master’s in clinical mental health counseling, and has since started a career as a therapist. This June, Sydni married her high school sweetheart, Alex Marmor, in her parents’ backyard in Hamden. By her side was fellow alumna and best friend since freshman year cheerleading tryouts, Diona DaCosta ‘11.

2012 Heather Vicenty married Carl Redding on June 17 in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, with 18 members of the Class of 2010 in attendance: Taylor Ciambra, Evelyn Kobierowski, Erin Shaw, Kellie Smith, Mary Savino, Brittany Anderson,

Alexandra “Sasha” Brzezinski is the producer of the documentary, The Maasai Girl, collaborating with director Angelica Gonzalez. Follow the documentary on maasaidocumentary.weebly. com.

Ally Giannini is producer for “It’s Cool, But Does It Really Work?” She works for Business Insider as an associate video producer for INSIDER shows. Molly Hanchuruck has an associate’s degree in culinary arts and a bachelor’s degree in culinary nutrition from Johnson & Wales University. She was recently licensed as a registered dietitian nutritionist and has relocated to Alabama to pursue her career. Sierra Kaptain graduated in May from The College of Saint Benedict/Saint John’s University in Minnesota with degrees in nutrition and Spanish. Last summer she moved to Miacatlán, Mexico, to serve a one-year term volunteering for Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos. “I worked as a swim instructor, an English teacher, and a caregiver,” Sierra said. In July, her commitment ended and she returned to the States.

2016

Gabriella Izzo is the founder of Handprints for Sunshine, a new organization at Quinnipiac University. “The purpose of Handprints is to leave a lasting imprint on children fighting childhood cancer and other illnesses,” she said. “The organization hopes to bring its mission to local hospitals, spending time with these children as they undergo treatment.”

2017

Gabriella Morris recently participated in the Miss New Haven Pageant with the goal of winning a scholarship to help pay for college.

Summer Internship Program Do you work in social sciences, humanities, business, or engineering? Are you an interior decorator, graphic designer, lawyer, accountant, or business owner? If so, please consider offering a member of next year’s senior class an opportunity to experience your career as part of our Summer Internship Program (SHASIP). For more information or to mentor a student, please visit: sacredhearthamden.org/SHASIP or email SHASIP@sacredhearthamden.org.

Remembering Jackie D’Andrea Heins ’75

2013

Theresa Iannaccone graduated cum laude from Iona College in May with a B.B.A. in finance and economics. She received two awards: Sorority Woman of the Year and Excellence in Mission Award for Legacy. Theresa now works as a financial analyst at IBM on the Worldwide Global Technology Services Finance Team.

2014

Zelia Pantani completed the first part of her 3+1 Program in the School of Business and Engineering at Quinnipiac University. In May, she graduated magna cum laude and earned her B.S. in computer information systems and expects to graduate with an M.B.A., in May of 2018. Her summer internship at Ernst & Young was enjoyable and she was excited to receive an offer for full-time employment.

Laureen Marcucio Ruben ’75, Lisa Stamos Heerdt ’75, Lynne Pantaleo Congdon ’75, Mary Kay Pursell Dupont ’75, Debbie Feniolo Pantera ’75, Debbie Vizziello Federico ’75, Eileen McIntyre Sartiano ’75, Joy Gentile Balsamo ’75, Dianna Vitale Peters ’75, Maribeth Benedetto Lightowler ’75, Maureen Sullivan Murphy ’75, Elaine Nizolek ’75, and Mary Trella Champion ’75. “She was a wonderful friend who is truly missed,” stated Joy Gentile Balasmo ’75, of deceased classmate Jackie D’Andrea Heins ’75. On June 17, members of the Class of 1975 embodied the school’s strong bonds ideals by coming together to gift the Alumnae Garden with a memorial bench. Joy stated that the bench “honors their strong bonds of friendship.” The bench is engraved with a basketball and the number 24, commemorating Jackie's four-year high school sports career. The engraving reads: “In loving memory of our dear friend — Jacqueline ‘Jackie’ D’Andrea Heins.”

STRONG BONDS

Greene Street Girls Luncheon

The second Greene Street Girls’ Luncheon took place in October when nearly a hundred alumnae celebrated their time as Greene Street Girls. Greene Street Girls are graduates who attended the school between 1950 and 1960, when it was located on Greene Street in New Haven’s Wooster Square area.

Street Italian fare, reminiscent of the neighborhood in which the school originated. Attendees participated by bringing items from their Greene Street days for “show-and-tell” and enjoyed a video presentation of their years here that included photos from the school’s very first operettas/ musicals. The video can be found on the Sacred Heart Academy website.

The first luncheon was held to celebrate the 70th year of the Academy and it was so successful in reuniting those who pioneered the values of Sacred Heart that it will be a recurring event. The lunch included Wooster

Greene Street Girls, along with Sr. Antonine and all of the Apostles, are credited with creating the strong bonds and Excelsior mottos, which resonate with all alumnae to this day.

Classmates Celebrate Milestone Birthdays

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Over the summer, members of the Class of 1985 (far left) gathered for an evening of birthday fun to celebrate their fiftieth birthdays. And, members of the Class of 1995 (right) met at Brooksvale Park in Hamden to celebrate their fortieth birthdays. Their day was full of family fun!

Alumnae Celebrate Golden Jubilees

REUNION 2018

SAVE THE DATE From left, Sr. M. Claire Millea, ASCJ, ’65, Sr. Mary Jane Paolella, ASCJ, ’65, Sr. Linda Pettinella, ASCJ, ’65, Sr. Anne D’Alessio, ASCJ, ’65, Sr. Veronica Marinari, ASCJ, and Sr. Margaret Kuntz, ASCJ. Missing from photo is Sr. Mary Anne Sharron, ASCJ, ’64. Congratulations to Sr. Anne D’Alessio, ASCJ, ‘65, Sr. Clare Millea, ASCJ, ‘65, Sr. Mary Jane Paolella, ASCJ, ‘65, Sr. Linda Pettinella, ASCJ, ‘65, and Sr. Mary Anne Sharron, ASCJ, ‘64 on celebrating their Golden Jubilees, honoring fifty years of consecrated life as Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Two separate ceremonies were held for these Sisters as there were so many honorees.

Each celebration included a liturgy followed by a dinner reception at Mount Sacred Heart. “I am grateful to God for giving me the grace and strength to serve Him and His people for fifty years. I am most thankful, too, for the love and support of my family, friends, and Sisters. My Golden Jubilee was a beautiful and memorable celebration,” said Sr. Mary Anne.

Join Our Christmas Stocking Challenge! Do you remember the ice bucket challenge? In the spirit of the season, the Alumnae Office is sponsoring its very own challenge — a Christmas stocking challenge — so that alumnae near and far can continue to participate in a longstanding Sacred Heart tradition. Create your own stocking (or several!) and/or get your community, your employer, or your friends to create one (or several!) to donate to your charity or charities of choice. But, before making that donation: Take a picture with your stocking(s) and send to craynis@ sacredhearthamden.org or post on the Sacred Heart Alumnae Facebook page. Nominating others is strongly encouraged — and challenge fellow alumnae! Let’s see how many stockings we collectively can create and donate to worthy causes, and make sure to follow the challenge on Facebook.

SATURDAY JUNE 2 Honoring our Special Reunion Classes Class of 1953 ı 65 Years Class of 1958 ı 60 Years Class of 1968 ı 50 Years Class of 1993 ı 25 Years

STRONG BONDS “shall ne’er in life be broken!”

Alumnae Cookbook! Calling all who bake, cook, or barbeque. The Office of Alumnae Relations is working on an exciting new project…an alumnae cookbook! “Keep it in the Family” by sharing some of your favorite recipes with your Sacred Heart sisters and our entire community. We are currently seeking recipes in the following categories: “Around the World,” “Wooster Street Fare,” “Dinner in 60 Minutes or Less,” “B-B-Q,” “Savory Sides,” “Salads,” “Desserts,” “Appetizers,” and “SHA Survival.” Please submit your recipe to alumnae@sacredhearthamden.org. Indicate your category and include “Alumnae Cookbook” in the subject line of your email. Don’t forget to include your name and year. More info to come in the next issue of HEART.

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CLASS OF 1982 67

IN MEMORIAM Sacred Heart Alumnae Cynthia Lepore Adigliano ’66 Danielle Brandon Bradley ’89 sister of Michelle Brandon Riccitelli ’87 Frances M. Chomiak ’70 sister of Carolyn Chomiak Angelicola ’68 Janet Garrison Criscio ’69 mother of Jessica Criscio Cronk ’96 and Joanna Criscio Stavrides ’01, and sister of Lisa Garrison ’75

Louise Corso mother of Cheryl Corso Bliss ’70 John Cummings father of Christine Cummings Milbank ’86 Raymond Cusano husband of Myra Celone Cusano ’59 Maria Damiani mother of Robin Milici Ashenfelter ’83

Rachel M. Kennedy ’05

Catherine DeLucia mother of Catherine DeLucia D’Aniello ’73

Judith Kiernan ’64 sister of Katherine Kiernan Kowalski ’62

Henrietta DiLauro mother of Paula DiLauro Robinson ’71

Mary Mentone ’70

Ernest DiPietro husband of D. Carol Iovanna DiPietro ’63

Sacred Heart Family Albert Auscavitch father of Ashley Auscavitch Karstrom ’98 Susan Auletta mother of Pamela Auletta Kennedy ’65 Richard Barsczewski father of Sharon Barsczewski Barnabei ’79 and Wendy Barsczewski Washington ’85 Mary Louise Bravo Bean mother of Mary Laura Bravo ’82 Donald Breen husband of Cynthia Esposito Breen ’78 Jane Burt mother of Mary Jane Burt ’72 James Cacace brother of Bernadette Cirillo Niedermeier ’74 Christopher Carbone father of Jennifer Carbone ’03 William Carey father of Stephanie Fitzgerald Smith ’82 Mary Louise Centi mother of Traci Centi Bands ’80 and April Centi Garitta ’84 John Ciarleglio father of Deborah Ciarleglio Cyr ’82

Michael Esposito father of Michel Esposito Gusmano ’84 Louis Gerbi father of Rosalie Gerbi Lamontange ’67 and Marilyn Gerbi Verna ’71 Shirley Goglia mother of Jean Goglia Hickox ’82 Janice Guido mother of Marybeth Guido Madigan ’91 William F. Farrell, Jr. husband of Dorothy Fiorillo Farrell ’50, father of Petrice Farrell Capone ’74 and Shannon Farrell ’76 Francis Forte husband of Annette Currier Forte ’61, father of Jennifer Forte Tangari ’88 Clairessa Lenti mother of Catherine Lenti Stawarz ’88 Dominick Mastriano father of Kim Mastriano-Guile ’91 Carol Mauriello mother of Landa Mauriello-Vernon ’92 and Carra Mauriello Conlon ’94 Orrin McFarland father of Regina McFarland Johnson ’77

John James McHugh father of Patricia McHugh Harkins ’82 and Sheila McHugh Schreck ’89 Linda Montano mother of Michelle Montano Pisano ’85 Norman Morrison husband of Barbara Farrell Morrison ’62 Mary Patricia O’Connor mother of Sr. Ellen O’Connor, ASCJ, ’75 Gregory Piontek father of Christine Piontek Sullivan ’97 David O’Hare brother of Joan O’Hare Roche ’73 Thomas J. Pruchnicki father of Michele Pruchnicki Dingus ’95 Mary Alice Reynolds mother of Patricia Reynolds Pietrosimone ’72 Norah Reynolds mother of Diana Reynolds Quinones ’92 and Theresa Reynolds ’94 Burns “Rock” Rockwell husband of Joan Socha Rockwell ’64 Linda Rowe mother of Jessica Rowe ’96 Linda Santangelo mother of Melissa Santangelo Bauco ’86 Mary Stabile sister of Normajeanne Stabile Mitchell ’63 William Schumacher father of Diana Schumacher Carnevale ’76 and Kathleen Schumacher Miller ’77 Matthew Severino father of Laurie Severino ’78 and Lynne Severino ’79 Yota Tjimis mother of Renee Tjimis Efthymiou ’80 Mary Voccola mother of Carol Voccola Johnson ’86 Joseph Yotch father of Gayle Yotch Labrecque ’80

This memorial listing includes information as of September 15. Information about deceased persons received after this date will appear in the spring issue of HEART. Please contact the Alumnae Office when an immediate family member or a graduate has passed so that we can express our condolences and remember that person in prayer.

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