TMLA Annual Report 2012-2013 and Mariel After by Regina Alaimo

the mary louis academy

Annual Report 2012-2013

and Mariel-After!

Contents

Principal's Letter

Our donors

Board OF Members

Amare Circle

Board of Trustees

Alumnae Reunion

TMLA ADministration & Academy Advancement

Track Team

Graduation & Scholarships

thank you to our sisters

Faith Community

Donor Wall

Mother Daughter Brunch

Hurricane sandy

Finances

class notes

Class Participation ANalysis

in memoriam

events

Memorial ContributionS

year in review

Honor Contributions

TMLA NEWs

FROM THE DESK OF THE PRINCIPAL

Fall 2013 Dear Alumnae, Parents, and Friends, Welcome to yet another exciting academic year here at The Mary Louis Academy. Through your generosity, contributions to TMLA during the past year totaled over

$600,000. Each and every contribution is appreciated and important. Your support

is vital to the continued success of TMLA. Without your support and collaboration,

we would not be able to continue to empower young women to become leaders in our ever-changing world.

In this publication you will see not only the names of our generous benefactors, but also items of interest concerning a broad spectrum of the TMLA Family. Articles

included about our current students and our alumnae demonstrate how wonderfully

talented and generous they are in school and in their communities. In addition, there are articles about some of the wonderful projects which you have helped to make a reality for the TMLA community.

As you enjoy this glimpse into the life of The Academy, I hope you see what a

tremendous impact your gift makes and I ask that you consider renewing your gift for this fiscal year. Your generosity allows us to continue to offer in every way the excellence that is the hallmark of a Mary Louis education.

Thank you so very much for your prayers and support. May God continue to bless you and your family. Sincerely,

Sister Kathleen McKinney CSJ, Ed.D. Principal

Si sters of St. Joseph Brentwood, NY Board of Members

S. Helen Kearney CSJ, Ph.D. President S. Patricia Mahoney CSJ, M.S.W. Councilor S. Eugenia Calabrese CSJ, M.S. Councilor S. Kathleen McKinney CSJ, Ed.D. Councilor S. Jane Marie Reilly CSJ, M.S.W. Councilor S. Helen Rooney CSJ, M.S.W. Secretary

The Mary Louis Academy Board of Trustees Jeanne Brostek Altenau, M.B.A., ‘75 Senior Vice-President of Corporate Performance Broadview Networks

Caroline Tear Latham, M.A., ‘79 Chairperson of Mathematics Convent of the Sacred Heart

William Armstrong, CPA, M.B.A., P ‘09 Chief Financial Officer St. Francis Hospital/Mercy Medical Center/St. Joseph Hospital

Geraldeen Licurse, B.A. Chief Financial Officer Beginning with Children Foundation

Mary F. Fuchs, M.A., ‘97 Fundraising Specialist

Mary Jane McQuillen, M.B.A., ‘87 Managing Director & Portfolio Manager Environmental, Social, Governance Investment Program ClearBridge Investments, Legg Mason, Inc.

Mary Ellen Freeley, Ed.D. (Chair) P ‘92 & ‘95 Associate Professor St. John’s University; School of Education Department of Administration & Instructional Leadership

John C. Roth, M.B.A. Chief Financial Officer St. Joseph’s College, New York

Sister Angela Gannon CSJ, Ph.D. (Hon.) Retired Secretariat for Catholic Education & Formation Diocese of Brooklyn

Pascale Saint-Louis Sablan, M.S. Assoc. AIA, NOMA, LEED 01 Architectural Designer FXFOWLE Architects

Valerie J. Green, M.A., ‘72 Publisher / Senior VP Marketing am New York / Cablevision Local Media

Sharon P. Scaturro, JD ‘76 Attorney Kramer & Associates, P.C.

Mary Ann Halford, M.B.A., ‘76 Managing Director Communications, Media & Entertainment FTI Consulting

Patricia Schaubeck, JD ‘78 General Counsel Suffolk Bancorp

Sister Elizabeth Hill CSJ, M.A., JD President St. Joseph’s College, New York

Patricia Castel Skarulis, M.A., ‘62 Vice President Information Systems and Chief Information Officer Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

Sister Joan Holmberg SC, Ph.D., ‘57 Professor Emeritus Wagner College

Tamara Stephen, JD ‘88 Associate Director of Career Services Brooklyn Law School

Susan James Kropf, M.B.A., ‘66 Retired President and Chief Operating Officer Avon Products

To me The Mary Louis Academy means that I am getting the best education possible. Mary Louis means friendships that will last a lifetime and a family of women that I can look up to. The TMLA family always has my best interests in mind. Mary Louis is a place where I can express every wonderful quality about myself and appreciate every wonderful quality about the people around me. TMLA is my head start to a successful and promising life. Mary Louis is my push and my inspiration to succeed. It means that I can be all that I want to be – Nyla

The Mary Louis Academy Administration S. Kathleen McKinney CSJ, Ed.D. Principal S. Filippa Luciano CSJ, M.A. ‘54 Assistant Principal – Admissions Mrs. Ann O’Hagan Cordes, M.S. ‘84, P ‘11 Assistant Principal – Academics

Office of Academy Advancement Ms. Regina Cialone, M.N.M. ‘97 Director of Advancement Mr. Sean Belon Director of Annual Fund & Alumnae Relations S. Margaret Conway CSJ, M.A., M.S. ‘69 Associate Director of Advancement Mrs. Judy Belon Assistant Director of Advancement

The Mary Louis Academy has inspired me to be a woman of dignity and to always strive for my goals. Attending this school has helped me realize who I am and who I want to become. The encouragement from the teachers and girls helps me to never be discouraged. They remind me to always try my best and work harder. TMLA’s motto of love, unity and reconciliation also inspires me to be unique. Going to Mary Louis has integrated faith and respect in my life. It has also taught me to make wise choices and to embrace them. – Diana

Graduation & Scholarships

The Class of 2013 was awarded over $32 million in merit-based

Albright College Provost Scholarship

hours of volunteer service to their communities. The following

Alfred State Distinguished Scholars All-American Scholarship

academic scholarships and generously contributed over 90,000 academic scholarships were awarded to the Class of 2013: (*$32 million figure does not include any need-based financial aid)

Adelphi University Business Award Adelphi University Deans’ Award (9 awards) Adelphi University Deans’ Talent Award Adelphi University High School Achievement Award (5 awards)

Alfred University Jonathan Allen Award for Leadership Antioch College Horace Mann Fellowship Scholarship Arcadia University Distinguished Scholarship Assumption College Aquinas Scholarship Barry University Award (3 awards) Belmont Abbey College Scholarship Bentley University President’s Academic Scholar Award

Adelphi University Math and Science Initiative Award

Berry College Academic Scholarship

Adelphi University Nursing Scholars Award

Boston University Award

Adelphi University Provost Scholarship (10 awards)

Boston University Dean’s Scholarship (2 awards)

Adelphi University Recognition Award (23 awards)

Boston University Presidential Scholar Award

Adelphi University Trustee Scholarship

Brandeis University Alumni and Friends Scholarship

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Dean’s Scholarship

Building Material Teamsters Local 282 Scholarship

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Pharmaceutical Science Award (2 awards)

Caldwell College High School Achievement Award Case Western Reserve University Award

Albright College Alumni Scholarship

Champlain College Alumni Scholarship

Albright College National Honor Society Award

Champlain College Kay Kennedy Scholarship 6

Champlain College Presidential Scholarship

Gates Millennium Scholars Award

Champlain College Trustee Scholarship

George Mason University Excellence Scholarship

Coastal Carolina University Teal Scholar Award

Goucher College Trustee Scholarship

College of Mount Saint Vincent Merit Residential Scholarship (4 awards)

Hartwick College Abraham Kellogg Scholarship

College of Mount Saint Vincent Merit Scholarship (6 awards) CUNY Hunter Community Scholar Award CUNY Queens Colden Merit Scholarship (2 awards) CUNY Queens Scholar Award Daemen College Alumni Award DeSales University Merit Scholarship Dominican College Award Dowling College Academic Honors Scholarship FT Drexel University A.J. Drexel Scholar Award (5 awards) Drexel University Endowed Scholarship D’Youville College Academic Distinction Scholarship East Stroudsburg University Math, Science & Technology Scholarship

Hartwick College Ad Altiora Achievement Award (2 awards) Hartwick College Judge William Cooper Scholarship Hartwick College Oyaron Scholarship Hellenic College Scholarship Hobart and William Smith Colleges Faculty Scholarship Hofstra University Dean’s Scholars Award (2 awards) Hofstra University Dean’s Scholarship (8 awards) Hofstra University Presidential Scholarship (16 awards) Hofstra University Provost Scholarship (9 awards) Indiana Wesleyan University National Recognition Award Iona College Founders Award Iona College Gael Scholarship (10 awards) Iona College Heritage Scholarship (19 awards)

Elizabethtown College Dean’s Scholarship

Juniata College Calvert Ellish Scholarship

Elmira College Founder Honor Scholarship

La Salle University Founders Scholarship (3 awards)

Fairfield University Bellarmine Scholarship

Lasell College Achievement Award

Fairfield University Loyola Scholarship (3 awards)

Le Moyne College Dean Scholarship

Fairleigh Dickinson University Colonel Fairleigh S. Dickinson Scholarship (2 awards)

Le Moyne College Scholar Leader Scholarship (3 awards)

Fairleigh Dickinson University Dean’s Scholarship (3 awards) Felician College Founder’s Scholarship Florida International University Academic Excellence Scholarship

Lehigh University Mountain Hawks Scholarship Lincoln University Scholarship Long Island University (Brooklyn) Academic Incentive Award (2 awards)

Florida Southern College Award

Long Island University (Brooklyn) Chancellor’s Scholar Award (4 awards)

Florida Southern College Szabo Award

Long Island University (Brooklyn) Presidential Scholar Award

Fordham University Award (3 awards)

Long Island University (Brooklyn) Presidential Scholarship

Fordham University Dean’s Scholarship (2 awards)

Long Island University (Brooklyn) Provost’s Excellence Award

Fordham University Jogues Scholarship (5 awards)

Long Island University (Brooklyn) Rising Freshmen Spring Award (3 awards)

Fordham University Loyola Scholarship Fordham University Scholarship (2 awards) Fordham University Tuition Award (2 awards) 7

Long Island University (C.W. Post) Academic Incentive Award Long Island University (C.W. Post) Leadership Award (4 awards)

Long Island University (C.W. Post) Recognition Award (4 awards) Loyola University Maryland Athletic Scholarship Loyola University Maryland Claver Scholarship (3 awards) Loyola University Maryland Presidential Scholarship (6 awards) Loyola University New Orleans Scholar Award

Mount St. Mary’s University Leadership Award Mount St. Mary’s University Presidential Scholarship Muhlenberg College President’s Scholarship National Merit Scholarship Corporation Siemens Scholarship New York City Ladders for Leaders 2012 Scholarship

Macaulay Honors College (Hunter)

New York Institute of Technology Academic Achievement Award (3 awards)

Macaulay Honors College (Lehman)

New York Institute of Technology Presidential Scholarship

Manhattan College Chancellor’s Award (3 awards)

New York Institute of Technology T.K. Steele Scholarship (3 awards)

Manhattan College Dean’s Award (2 awards) Manhattan College Modern Foreign Language Scholarship Manhattan College Presidential Scholarship (3 awards) Manhattan College School of Education Scholarship Manhattan College Science Scholars Award (2 awards) Manhattanville College Board of Trustees Scholarship Marist College Presidential Scholarship (2 awards) Maryland Institute College of Art Presidential Scholarship Marymount Manhattan College Freshman Academic Excellence Scholarship (3 awards) Marymount Manhattan College New York City Scholarship (2 awards)

New York University CAS Scholarship New York University College of Nursing Scholarship (2 awards) New York University Tisch Scholarship Northeastern University Award Northeastern University National Hispanic Scholarship Northern Arizona University President’s Tuition Scholarship Northwestern University Scholarship Pace University Carl & Lily Pforzheimer Community Service Award Pace University Honors Scholarship (2 awards) Pace University Incentive Award (15 awards)

Marywood University Trustees’ Scholarship

Pace University President’s Scholarship (3 awards)

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Presidential Scholarship

Pace University Trustee Recognition Award (9 awards)

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Academic Achievement Award (2 awards)

Philadelphia University Faculty Scholarship

Messiah College Provost’s Scholarship

Polytechnic Institute of New York University POLY-WEST Scholarship (2 awards)

Molloy College Community Service Award

Pratt Institute Presidential Merit-Based Scholarship

Molloy College Dominican Scholarship (14 awards)

Providence College Albertus Magnus Scholarship

Monmouth University Academic Award

Quinnipiac University Academic Scholarship

Monmouth University Shadow Lawn Scholarship

Quinnipiac University Dean’s Scholarship (3 awards)

Mount Saint Mary College Achievement Scholarship (6 awards)

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Leadership Award

Mount Saint Mary College Distinguished Scholar Award

Sacred Heart University President’s Excellence Award (5 awards)

Mount Saint Mary College Founders’ Scholarship (3 awards)

Sacred Heart University Trustee Scholarship

Mount Saint Mary College Presidential Scholarship (3 awards)

Saint Anselm College Abbot Bertrand Dolan, O.S.B. Scholarship

Mount St. Mary’s University Dean’s Scholarship

Saint Francis University Presidential Scholarship

Saint Joseph’s College of Maine Scholarship

St. Thomas Aquinas College Academic Scholarship

Saint Joseph’s University Presidential Scholarship

St. Thomas Aquinas College Merit Scholarship

Saint Joseph’s University Scholarship

Stetson University Faculty Scholarship (2 awards)

Saint Peter’s College Pavonia Scholarship

Stetson University National Hispanic Scholarship

Saint Peter’s University Dean’s Academic Scholarship

Stevens Institute of Technology Edwin A. Stevens Scholarship (2 awards)

Saint Peter’s University Pavonia Scholarship (2 awards) Savannah College of Art and Design The University for Creative Careers Achievement Honors Scholarship School of the Art Institute of Chicago Creative Honors Scholarship

Stevens Institute of Technology Martha Bayard Stevens Scholarship (2 awards) Stonehill College Deans Scholarship Stonehill College Light and Hope Award

Seton Hall University Debate Scholarship

Stonehill College Moreau Scholarship

Seton Hall University Scholarship (6 awards)

Stonehill College Presidential Scholarship

Siena College Franciscan Scholarship (2 awards)

SUNY Albany Presidential Scholar Award (3 awards)

Siena College Mission Scholarship

SUNY Binghamton American Dream Scholarship

Siena College Presidential Scholarship (7 awards)

SUNY Binghamton Athletic Award

Sigurd B. Olsen Memorial Scholarship

SUNY Buffalo Daniel Acker Scholarship

Southern Illinois University Scholars Award

SUNY Buffalo Provost Scholarship (4 awards)

Spring Hill College Ignatian Leader Scholarship

SUNY Cortland Merit Scholarship

Springfield College President’s Achievers Award

SUNY Oneonta Auxiliary Services Merit Scholarship (3 awards)

St. Bonaventure University Friars Scholarship (2 awards)

SUNY Oneonta Presidential Scholarship (2 awards)

St. Bonaventure University Merit Award

SUNY Oswego Merit Award

St. Bonaventure University Merit Resident Award

SUNY Oswego Presidential Scholarship

St. Francis College Institutional Scholarship (7 awards)

SUNY Plattsburgh Freshman Merit Scholarship

St. John’s University Academic Achievement Award (34 awards)

SUNY Purchase Presidential Scholarship

St. John’s University Academic Promise Award (6 awards) St. John’s University Catholic Scholars Award St. John’s University Merit Scholarship St. John’s University Scholastic Excellence Scholarship (12 awards) St. Joseph’s College - New York Dean’s Scholarship (5 awards) St. Joseph’s College - New York Presidential Scholarship St. Joseph’s College - New York Provost’s Scholarship (5 awards) St. Joseph’s College Scholastic Achievement Award (16 awards)

SUNY Stony Brook Presidential Scholarship Syracuse University Chancellor’s Scholars Award (2 awards) Syracuse University Dean’s Scholarship Syracuse University Founder’s Scholarship Temple University Scholar Award The Catholic University of America Alumni Award (3 awards) The Catholic University of America Parish Scholarship (3 awards) The Catholic University of America Scholarship (4 awards) The College of New Jersey Merit Scholarship The College of New Rochelle Dean’s Scholarship (2 awards) The College of Saint Rose Award (10 awards)

The College of Saint Rose Presidential Scholarship (2 awards)

University of New Haven Charger Award (2 awards)

The College of Saint Rose Provost’s Scholarship (6 awards)

University of New Haven Dean’s Scholarship

The College of Saint Rose Trustees’ Award (2 awards)

University of New Haven Distinguished Scholar Award (4 awards)

The Pennsylvania State University Bunton Waller Scholarship The Pennsylvania State University Provost’s Award (2 awards) The State Education Department Scholarship for Academic Excellence (10 awards) The University of Alabama At Birmingham Blazer Elite Scholarship The University of Arizona National Scholar Award The University of Maine Black Bear Scholarship The University of Rhode Island Centennial Scholarship The University of Rhode Island Scholarship The University of Scranton Dean’s Scholarship (2 awards) The University of Scranton Loyola Scholarship (4 awards) The University of Tampa Dean’s Scholarship The University of Texas at Dallas Academic Distinction Scholarship

University of New Haven Leadership Award University of New Haven Presidential Scholarship (2 awards) University of New Haven SAT Writing Award University of New Haven Writing Award University of Pittsburgh Johnstown Leadership Scholarship University of San Francisco Dean’s Merit Award University of San Francisco Provost’s Merit Award Ursinus College Scholarship (2 awards) Utica College Founders Scholarship (2 awards) Utica College President’s Scholarship Villanova University Scholarship Wagner College Alumni Award Wagner College Dean’s Award (3 awards)

Union College Presidential Scholarship (2 awards)

Walter D. Whitelaw Scholarship

Union College Scholarship (2 awards)

Washington College Academic Tuition Scholarship

University of Bridgeport Presidential Scholarship

Wells College Henry Wells Scholarship

University of Delaware Scholarship (4 awards)

Wentworth Institute of Technology Merit Award Scholarship

University of Hartford Merit Scholarship

Western New England University Success Award

University of Hartford President’s Scholarship

Worcester Polytechnic Institute Global Scholars Award

University of Hartford Regent’s Scholarship (2 awards)

Worcester Polytechnic Institute Marshall/Chavez/ Means Award

University of Massachusetts Amherst Chancellor’s Scholarship (2 awards)

Worcester Polytechnic Institute Merit Scholarship (2 awards)

University of Massachusetts Amherst Director’s Scholarship

Xavier University Catholic Leadership Award

University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Scholarship

Xavier University Presidential Scholarship

University of Miami President’s Scholarship

York College of Pennsylvania Heritage Award

TMLA, A FAITH COMMUNITY The 2012-2013 academic year saw the continuing of many spiritual programs including our Selah community, First

Friday Masses, monthly Eucharistic Adoration, Communion Breakast and academy wide celebrations of Mass multiple

times throughout the year. Our liturgies were met with great enthusiasm and joy as we came together as one sacred community in prayer and worship.

The young women of TMLA serve our liturgical ministries by

assisting in orchestrating Mass, participating as lectors, altar servers, gift bearers, musicians and ministers of hospitality.

Last academic year 13 students were installed as Extraordinary

Ministers of Holy Communion to serve our community and their parishes as well.

Last year, we completed the second year of our “Sacrament Seekers” program. Throughout the course of the year six of our young women were catechized by Ms. Kim Scully,

TMLA’s Campus Minister, Mrs. Laura Rodgers, Chairperson of Religious Studies and Fr. Chris Cleary, CP, our Chaplain. The vibrant program enabled our students to grow in faith and in

community as they prepared for various sacraments of initiation. The program culminated in the spring of 2013 when our six

candidates received the Sacrament of Confirmation. We were blessed to welcome them into our community of faith.

New this year was a communal experience of Ash Wednesday.

A prayer service was conducted over the public address system and ashes were distributed by our Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion.

Campus Ministry held a Church pilgrimage this spring to five churches throughout Manhattan; a new spiritual venture for

TMLA! Students moved from sacred space to sacred space on

foot. At each stop, the group prayed together, learned together, and experienced how various Christian traditions experience

faith. This wonderful and moving day ended with a celebration of Mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church. We hope to make this spiritual experience a journey to be had every year.

TMLA orchestrated our first MISSION WEEK! Kicking-off with our annual Communion Breakfast, Mission Week spread our

mission as a CSJ school and celebrated our spiritual roots for

five consecutive days. One of the highlights from Mission Week was our Prom Dress Drive. In just a few days we collected and

donated over 250 dresses to young women in need in New York City! TMLA alumna S. Mary Lou Buser CSJ ’53 returned for a

special presentation about ecology and we conducted a product drive for a CSJ sponsored organization in Brooklyn which helps

people in need of shelter, education, and other forms of support.

Annual Alumnae

Mother / Daughter Brunch

Save the Date Saturday, MAY 3, 2014 12-3pm at Mary Louis Bring your mother, grandmother, daughter, granddaughter, sister or any female relative or friend for this fun afternoon at TMLA Tickets are $25 per person. Children under 5 are free! RSVP by April 4, 2014 www.tmlaalumnae.org Contact: (718) 297-2120 x 286 MaryLouisAcademy@aol.com

2O12 - 2O13 Fiscal Ye ar O P erat in g Income Total Operating Income足:

$8 ,2 32,655

Annual Fund Restricted: Cannot be used toward Operating Expenses

$2 O1,O41

O P ERATI NG EXPENSES

Total Operating Expenses足:

$8,529,77 4 Total budget gaP:

$297,119 B ud get G ap must be co v e red by inv est ment s and end o wmen ts .

Class participation analysis Class 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1957 Accel 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976

Donors

Out of

Class

Donors

Out of

2 4 0 3 6 1 6 16 10 21 16 20 35 21 21 32 29 31 8 31 40 18 18 16 64 24 31 18 26 20 17 13 11 33 48 28 26 23

11 19 21 21 41 36 50 59 68 99 88 117 119 95 97 138 133 151 44 184 248 181 155 202 230 222 192 222 242 207 208 206 215 215 203 191 212 167

1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

34 39 11 20 13 11 37 10 1 10 23 21 10 21 7 7 32 6 4 6 4 7 2 3 2 3 9 5 0 4 10 11 10 2 12 25 142

225 173 241 205 198 253 251 226 249 231 243 241 239 220 227 225 212 215 212 189 242 188 190 226 211 226 215 258 217 256 250 252 240 215 261 234 228

Memorial Contributions Gift in MEMORY of

Gift Made by

Katherine T. Alarcon 03

Mr. & Mrs. Roberto Alarcon (parents)

Marina Aquino 89

Mr. Gerald D. Aquino (brother)

Elizabeth Allen Brennan 67

Mr. M. Declan Brennan (husband) Anne Bloodgood Chapman 67 Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Collins Mr. & Mrs. Pierre L. Giani Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Kober Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Kelly Mrs. Mary O’Kelly-Hughes Mr. & Mrs. George B. Quinn Mr. & Mrs. John A. Ratcliffe Mr. & Mrs. Dennis P. Roy Catherine Healey Sheehan ‘67

Monica Clinton Brescia 54

Dr. Michael J. Brescia (husband)

Tara McManus Carlino 77

Mr. Stephen A. Carlino (husband)

S. Helen Clancy CSJ

Valerie J. Green 72

Marilyn “Lynn” Higgins Davey 47

Mrs. Deirdre Davey-McGraw (daughter) Ms. Mary L. Polzin

Deceased Members of the Class of 1983

Diane Guarascio Biolsi 83 Margaret Yenches Brady 83 Barbara Brady Canalizo 83 Lucy Caracappa 83 Patricia Lang D’Agostino 83 Melissa Diana Diaz-Perez 83 Mary Anne Driscoll 83 Dorothy Bonett Gulino 83 Dawn Kane Hine 83 Holly Hornberger Kelly 83 Therese Aitken Kersten 83 Annette Schiano –Di Cola Lanteri, JD 83 JoAnn M. Longobardi, JD 83 Patricia Sena Mannion 83 Cynthia M. Monaco, JD 83 Pamela T. Mulvey 83 Maria Cannova Patane 83 Caroline Concannon Reichert 83 Olga Diaz Reid 83 Denise Mikaelian Ryan 83

Memorial Contributions Gift in MEMORY of

Gift Made by Laura Benevento Taylor-O’Brien 83 Julia Stormont Tomeo 83 Mary Barry Van Wijngaarden 83

Ann Scanlon Dillon 51

Mr. James J. Dillon (husband)

Marion Savarese DiMitri 51

Mr. Michael S. DiMitri (husband)

Louise Ryan Ericson 67

Mr. John B. Ericson (husband)

S. Dorothy Mercedes Finn CSJ

Barbara A. Block, JD 65

Ann Griffin Fitzgerald 54

Mr. Brian P. Fitzgerald (husband)

Christine Caiafa Guarino 92

Dr. & Mrs. Gene F. Caiafa, Sr. (parents) Eva Konopka 92

Mary C. Gyves

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brady Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Campbell Virginia Ray Corcoran 67 Mr. William F. Corcoran Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Duborg Mr. & Mrs. J. Reed Finney Mrs. Mary Fonseca Gleckler Rev. Peter W. Gyves SJ, M.D. (son) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Gyves (son) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Gyves Susan Eggers Hahm 75 Jane Reeves Hickey 70 Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Lanzano Mr. & Mrs. S. Madigan Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Martone Mr. Arthur V. Nealon Mr. Alex Nicholas Ms. Josetta Owen Parishioners of St. Aedan’s Collegiate Church Kathryn Lynch Peiser 72 Katherine Gyves Ray, M.D. 76 (daughter) Mr. James D. Slovonic Catherine Gallagher Vodopivec 82

Rosemary Corbett Hannon 51

Margaret Kruse Mooney 51

Cecilia & Ira Harris

Eileen Harris Kirchhoff, Ed.D. 74 (daughter)

Thomas Jeffreys

Maureen Pugh Jeffreys 47 (wife)

Betty Ann Kelly 59

Mary Ellen McGroary 59

Memorial Contributions Gift in MEMORY of

Gift Made by

Kathleen & Stanley Kirshberg

Joan Kirshberg Davis 70 (daughter)

Virginia Kirshner

Joan M. Kirshner 78 (daughter)

Mary Wallace Kramer 50

Mr. Thomas J. Kramer (husband)

Ann R. Lauria 59

Julie A. Lauria 54 (sister)

Helen Lynch

Johanna M. Peiser 07 (granddaughter)

S. Grace Devota McConnell CSJ

Margherita Madonia Sexton 68

Ann McGlynn

Dorothy Kloss Wortham 51 (mother)

Nancy Hatala McKiernan 60

Mr. Michael McKiernan (husband)

Catherine Michaels

Ms. Mary K. Geis Mr. Paul Geis

Helen & John Monks

Elaine Monks Alfano-Rees 52 (daughter)

Paula Aliesky Perry 44

Margaret Murray English 44

Maria Rodi

Alexandra Venturini Dyer 74 (granddaughter)

Gilda Russo 53

Mr. Francis X. Russo (husband)

The Schwarzkopf Family

Margaret Shwarzkopf Chludzinski 62

Joseph H. Settani

Lorraine Settani Mirabile 74 (daughter)

Evelyn & John Sexton

Hannah Sexton Young 74 (daughter)

Hillary Smith 84

Ms. Patricia C. Smith (mother)

Judith Holder Trust 60

Mr. William M. Trust, Jr. (husband)

Marie Greg Twomey 62

Denise P. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, Ph.D. 64

Christine Veal Grega 80

Mrs. Ethel M. Veal (mother)

Ellen Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien Von Novak 56

Jean Gallacher Van Riper, JD 56

Honor Contributions Gift in HONOR of

Gift Made by

Claudia DeMonte 65

The Mnuchin Foundation

Maria L. Diaz 97

Mr. George M. Diaz (brother)

Mary & Walt King

Rosemary A. King 62 (daughter)

Kieran Larkin

Anne Santoro Devlin 93

S. Mary Owen Mullaney CSJ 51

S. Marie Mackey CSJ 80

Laura & Stanley Panzarella

Amelia Panzarella Sheridan 66 (daughter)

S. Clara Santoro CSJ, S. Joan Petito CSJ & all the Sisters of St. Joseph

Jean Marie Steingasser Kessel 82 P 16

Monica Reddy Wood, Ed.D. 72

Ms. Mary Bly Mr. Robert Brown Ms. Jane Cahill Julianne M. Chase, Ph.D. 72 Ms. Deborah Cohen Ms. Jean Connolly Mr. & Mrs. George Fina Mrs. Celeste Maloney S. Mary Owen Mullaney CSJ 51 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Reddy, JD (brother) Ms. Kathryn Reddy Mrs. Mary E. Reddy Ms. Robbin Siegel-Klein Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Spellman

Regina C. Wuest 09

Susan Urban Wuest 77 P 09 (mother)

Gift Enrollments Legacy for Leadership Circle

($250,000 or more)

Fleur de Lis Circle

($100,000 - $249,999)

Fidem Servavi Council

($50,000 - $99,999)

Mariel Society

($25,000-$49,999)

Wexford Circle

($10,000-$24,999)

Board of Trustees Council

($5,000-$9,999)

Principal’s Circle

($2,500-$4,999)

Mother Mary Louis Guild

($1,000-$2,499)

St. Joseph’s Society

($500-$999)

Crusader Circle

($250-$499)

TMLA Society

($100-$249)

Blue & Gold Club

($50-$99)

Hilltopper Club

(up to $49) 18

Anne Santoro Devlin 93

Karen Burns Fay, JD 69

Alexandra Venturini Dyer 74

Mary Frances Grace 74

Marie Palmich Elms 74

Valerie J. Green 72

Estelle K. Gearon, Ph.D. 50

Margaret Muller Hill 78

Alice Duffy Grant 59

Mary Elizabeth Whitehouse Holzgruber 53

Maria Napolitano Grau 70

Elizabeth Hugel, Ph.D. 77

Mary C. Hannon, Ed.D. 77

Bridget Downes Jordan, M.D. 73

Sharon Scaturro Justvig, JD 76

Rosemary A. King 62

Mary Egan D’Agostino 53

Joan M. Kirshner 78

Patricia Fili Krushel 71

W e xford Circl e

Elizabeth Healey Kossuth 62

Charlene McSorley Lowery 67

Madeline Papio Lacovara 62

Joanne Little Lynch 74

Christina T. Lombardino 78

Theresa M. Lyons, Ph.D. 96

Helen A. Lorenz 58

Christine Birbiglia MacCallum 71

Monica Reddy Wood, Ed.D. 72

S. Filippa A. Luciano CSJ 54

Maureen Lambert Manning 58

B oard o f Tr ust ees COUNC IL

Rosemarie Doellgast Luttinger 56

Patricia Sena Mannion 83

S. Marie E. Mackey CSJ 80

Marguerite Shilling Mayers, M.D. 63

Jane M. Maguire, JD 67

Anne Leddy McCormick 48

Sophia Benito Brivio 90

Andrea M. Malon, M.D. 79

Joan McEntee 65

Joan Messmore Carotenuto 48

Carolyn J. Malon, D.D.S. 77

Marie Menendez-Sawicki 79

Sandra Vitti Colangelo, M.D. 83

Francene Van Roten McCabe 61

Maureen Blaber O’Connell 50

Patricia M. Hynes, JD 59

Kathleen A. McCabe 81

Susan Pace 78

Nancy Matta 73

Lois Meaney McGowan 53

Andrea Rodin Perrillo 77

Marjorie Mulvehill McGahren 56

Mary Jane McQuillen 87

Patricia Leuzzi Polak 63

Mary Louis Nelson Oliva 55

Barbara Kiefer Molesphini 51

Kathleen Farrell Prigge 77

Patricia Farley Muldoon 60

Regina Bligh Purcell, JD 52

Susan Virgil O’Brien 58

Susan Powers Schott 73

Anonymous 89

Lynn Pfohl Quigley 54

Eleanor Murtagh Stritter 44

Rebecca Tomitz Armstrong 77

Patricia Ryan Recupero, M.D., JD 66

Cristin Kelly Talbott 91

Bridget Connolly, JD 78

Kathleen M. Rutherford 79

Laurence Telson 83

Caroline Dorsa 77

Joan A. Ryan 70

Jean Gallacher Van Riper, JD 56

S. Annelle M. Fitzpatrick CSJ, Ph.D. 65

Pat Ryan 57

Eileen Shields West 61

Joan M. Gallagher 81

Angela Scicutella, M.D., Ph.D. 78

Margaret Finn Zeuschner 63

Carleen Cole Kohut 73

Amelia Panzarella Sheridan 66

Lisa M. Mezzetti, LL.M. 74

Pattiann Truocchio Taus 79

Patricia Castel Skarulis 62

Jean Fitzpatrick Timmerberg, Ph.D. 87

Faith Rieg Victory 52

Joan Goldsmith Tormey 47

Nancy Morgan Voss 78

Virginia Finn Van Brunt 65

Marianne Yen, JD 80

Elena Smerechniak Von Anchen 78

Alumnae L e gacy o f L e ad ership CIRC LE Susan James Kropf 66

M ariel so ciety

Regina M. Pitaro 72 Katherine Gyves Ray, M.D. 76

P ri ncipals Circl e

M ot her Mary L o u is Gu ild

Hannah Sexton Young 74

S t . Jo se ph s S o cie ty

Maria C. Adragna, N.D. 77

T. Elaine Adamson 54

Jeanne Brostek Altenau 75

Barbara J. Butler, M.D. 80

Barbara A. Block, JD 65

Lillian Ciprian Calvanico 61

Clare E. Browne 59

Frances R. D’Emilio 72

Class of 2013

Dawn C. DeSimone, JD 84

Joan Castel Conway 59

Anitarose Longobardi Dziwura, Ph.D. 78

Rosalie Duffy Crabbe 68

Linda J. Edral 68

Claudia DeMonte 65

Mary Lou Buyse Edwards, M.D. 63

Mary Louis is like a second home to me! The young women here are all so warm and welcoming. Friendships bloom and blossom almost every day, and someone is always willing to share a smile. The young women here are like sisters; even though we are a diverse community filled with numerous different backgrounds, we come to realize that we are much more the same than we are different. TMLA is a home where we can grow intellectually, socially and spiritually. The camaraderie and companionship dwelling within these walls is priceless, even expanding into the outside world. Our missions and what we represent are clear through the actions of all our treasured TMLA girls. – Judie 20

C r u s ader C ircle Mary Ann Foley Boustead 73 Alysha A. Brady 07

Elaine Seaton Charpin 56

Janet Henneberg Clark 59 Rosemarie Coletti 74

Margaret O’Connell Conroy 63 Clara Cortes 80

Anne McPhilliamy Cote, JD 80

Agnes Bielenda Czuchlewski 72 Laura D’Angelo DeVita 84 Jeanne Tolle Devlin 46 Kelly Devlin 87

Paula A. Dopsch 77

Diane Klaum Farrell, JD 73 Jeanne Linskey Fields 71

Andrea Pfenning 80 Anita L. Principe 63

Barbara Pryor, JD 71

Virginia McGee Rader 61

Catherine Hoepper Reilly 77 Kathleen L. Rickard 87

Linda McKenna Roxe 57

Marian A. Russo, M.D. 86

Kathleen Lang Sanacore 53

Catherine Danoski Savage 78 Audrey Altenburg Schlee 49 Anne Mulgrew Scott 51

Johanna Marie McCaddin Scully 41

To me Mary Louis is an oasis, a beautiful place of comfort and serenity. I feel at home when I come to school every day to learn with some of my closest “family members”. To me Mary Louis represents an all-inclusive community of wonderfully gifted, unique girls who have come to grow as students and individuals. As a junior here at TMLA my journey is halfway over; it is bittersweet. I know I will be prepared for the future with all the knowledge Mary Louis has brought me, but I will always miss my family here – Madison

Maida Sharpe Silverio 95 Patricia Kiely Smith 72

Lillian Callanan Spiess, JD 76

Mary Jane Wilson Bilik, Ph.D., JD 67

Tamara Stephen, JD 88

Diane Guarascio Biolsi 83

Loretta Carey Walsh 53

Marianne Walsh Bonner 63

Judith E. Williams 60

Marion Ferretti Bonomo 55

Dorothy Kloss Wortham 51

Elizabeth Allen Brennan 67 (Requiescat in Pace)

Michele Stercula Zappulla 94

Geraldine Avidano Britton, Ph.D. 63

Anna Costello Stellwag 52

Catherine Tyne Bingay 60

Lynn Vital-Herne 87

Mary Gomilar Boggia 61

Kathleen Snyder Ward, JD 72

Amy Geldert Bono 93

Debora Wolf-Krauland 80

Linda Pisano Bonventre 73

Kristen Yraola 91

Clare Kirwan Briody 58

June O’Flaherty Zinsley 58

S. Barbara A. Buckbee CSJ 53

TMLA S o cie ty

Phyllis Grace Burke 55

Eva Konopka 92

Sheila G. Aide 65

Gabrielle E. Cabrera 13

Claudia Camurati Langworthy, D.P.M. 75

Brittany A. Allen 09

Kristin A. LeVeness, Ph.D. 87

Susan Rokee Allen 75

Catherine Labiak Maher, M.D. 74

Ann Esposito Anderson, M.D. 73

Natalie N. Malone 94

Yvonne Aponte-Schellenberg 87

Maureen Haverty McNerney 88

Patricia Jodal Azzollini 64

Helen Lesnik Mistak 66

Caroline Barsoum 77

Loriann Murphy 89

Shevonne C. Bascom 99

Patricia A. Murphy, JD 75

Rita Dubatowka Batchley 79

Mary Killian O’Donnell 52

Natalie Monteau Bazile 96

Donna Buglione Parker 72

Donna Bey, Pharm. D. 87

Allison Munro Forget 69

Mary Reheuser Frohnhofer 55

Catherine Swanson Giuffre-Kellner 57 Patricia Wolf Goeller 57

Nancy M. Gracin, M.D. 81 Dolores Murena Grant 73 Donna Cramer Gulino 73 Mary Ann Halford 76

Barbara A. Harmatiuk 68

Joan Ann Catalano Hoskinson 78 Dianne Russo Karpowicz 75 Aileen Carmody Kelly 76

Sophie Djanece Kerbeykian 75 Renee Coyle Lahiff 87

Mary Ann Aiello, JD 72

Eileen McCormack Leary 52

Elizabeth J. Allen 47

Mary C. Madden 82

Nicole Alvarez 13

Mary Lou Briody Mahowald, Ph.D. 53

Carole Fabrizzi Angelino 58

Anne Richardson McCarthy 59

Margaret Devine Aronsohn 86

Alberta Kargl Mellert 55

Ellen Dunne Baker 81

Cynthia M. Monaco, JD 83

Rosemary Myers Bartow 57

Margaret M. Murphy 53

Anne Russell Batchelor 56

Susan O’Connor 02

Anne Napoli Bausso 58

Siobhan O’Hare 91

Alberta Candia Begley 57

Johanna M. Peiser 07

Christine C. Bielenda 77

Joan Bergin Burke, Ph.D. 63

Christine Wiencek Burton 81 Anjanette Cabrera-Murphy, JD 93 Irene Nelis Carew 72

Lynne Fredericks Casey 76 Joy Patla Caspar 85

Rochelle G. Catus, M.D. 74

Julianne M. Chase, Ph.D. 72 Labeeba Chaudhry 13

Margaret Schwarzkopf Chludzinski 62 Maureen Sitler Ciano 63

Rose Marie Lopez Clemente 67 Frances E. Clifford 68

Virginia A. Clifford, JD 72

Elena Sanchez Coates 73 Valerie Cataldo Cofer 71 Chiara Coletti 63

Kathleen Smith Collins 63 Mary A. Collins 54

Eleanor Moakley Commo 59

Abigail Bartenburger Connolly 47 Amparo Diaz Connors 78 Laura Pula Cook, JD 73

Mary Louis is a second home to me, a home where I feel welcomed and loved all the time. Mary Louis is an opportunity for me to show my skills and talents, I feel that I am always in a secure, nonjudgmental environment. TMLA has become part of my identity and my life. I feel proud and privileged to tell people that I am a student of The Mary Louis Academy. TMLA is a place for me to come and focus on myself and my aspirations. I love Mary Louis just as much as my sister classmates do. TMLA means more to me than I can even express. It is a gift that I have been given; I know I will work hard to appreciate this gift – Amandeep Maureen Fennessy Cooney, D.N.P. 73 Alida Coppi, Ph.D. 91

Virginia Ray Corcoran 67 Ann O’Hagan Cordes 84 Cheyenne Coston 13 Mary Phillips Cox 47

Eleanor Lucey Coyle 55

Elizabeth Vreeland Craco 51 Rebecca Wuest Creavin 82 Kathleen Hickey Cripps 69 Lucia Cuenca 13

Melissa Cole Curtis 93 Elizabeth Daly 47

Patricia Connolly Davenport 69 Judith Thompson David 64

Joan Kirshberg Davis, JD 70

Maria Calcagno DeAngelis 58 Carolyn D. DeBona 13 Rose Cox Delaney 55

Angelita Fernandez Delgado 93 Lynn Hellenbrecht DeLuca 99 Denise M. DeMaria 72

Nancy M. DePalma, Ed.D. 66

Kathleen Rooney Desilets, Ph.D. 58 Patricia McDermott Donahue 77 Joan Kelly Downey 57 Joanne Ford Doyle 63

Mary Conroy Doyle 69 Mary P. Duffy 57

Jane Garvey Duke 63

Joyce Moore Eckart, Ed.D. 61 Barbara Fiscina Elliott 65

Marian Salek Engesser 73

Angela Keogh Engle 63

Elizabeth Eafanti Entler 53

Gina Marie Miraglia Eriquez 92 Lisa Esteves 87

Christine Trotter Fahey 63 Fiona Brett Fahy, JD 93

Kathleen Morris Festa 63

Eileen Perrine Flanagan 68 Alice Kelly Fleckenstein 55 Elizabeth Lydon Flynn 78

Naomi Roche Fonseca 52

Kathryn Robilotti Fordham 65 Catherine Byrne Frake 49 Mary F. Fuchs 97

Ethel M. Fusaro 60

Margaret Browne Gallagher 90

Mary Ellen Tuite Gambardella 81 Maureen A. Gannon, Ph.D. 82 Joyce McQuillan Gasser 57 Maureen E. Gevlin, JD 65

Barbara Paulsen Gibbs 51

Maureen Mahoney Giglio 63

Marianne C. Githens, Ph.D. 52 Kathy-Ann Giuliano 74

Maureen Burke Goldring, M.D. 66 Lucy Curci Gonzalez 73

Alice Bendernagel Gormley 53

Coleen Hoffman Gowans, Ph.D. 73 Eileen O’Leary Grubb 63

Kathleen Mullins Guckenberger 57 Sandra M. Guiducci, JD 75 Dorothy Bonett Gulino 83 Evelyn M. Guzman 89

Mary Beth Hall, Ph.D. 78

Helen Adelhardt Hammond 49 Christine Hamilton Hanley 53

Andrea Hyde Harrington, JD 63 Jennifer A. Harte 03

Julianne E. Hazell 13

Jody A. Healy, JD 69

Marjorie Meyer Healy 56

Virginia Principe Herman 62 Jeanne C. Hickey 50

Jane Reeves Hickey 70 Maryellen Hillman 70

Penelope Goigel Hinderstein 60

S. Joan J. Holmberg SC, Ph.D. 57 Jane M. Horning 50 Joan C. Horvath 77

Mary Gralton Hudak 56

Patricia Crowley Hyland 64

Stephanie Jaquez 13 Elaine Uhl Joiner 59

Margaret Moran Jordan 51

Kathleen Dreyer Joyce, Ph.D. 63 Katherine Kane-O’Connor 86 Marie Thies Kanzler 53

Carrie Ann LaSala Karacsony 94 Virginia Ledden Kastner 49

Maria Rettura Keane, JD 68 Margaret B. Kelly 56 Brianna Kelly 13

Suzanne DiGaetano Kern 60

Constance Roccanova Kerwick-Kearns, JD 54 Jean Marie Steingasser Kessel 82 Linda N. Kirishjian 73 Jennifer Kleeman 11 Wilma B. Kohler 46

Mary Power Kowalczyk 64

Elaine Papandrea LeBlanc, Ph.D. 63 Amanda Lee-Tran 13

S. Lucille A. L’Episcopo CSJ 51 Patricia Dawson LeRoy 49

Debora Beechert Lichtenberg, V.M.D. 73 Betty Ann Limpert 63

Marie Daley Lockhart 67 Mary Muller Lubrano 73 Diane Manta Lynch 64

Kristina Pfenning Lynch 82 Anna Marino Lyons 72

Cindy Polacek Mador 88

Margaret Gay Malone 57

Mary Tenebruso Manatos 74

Elaine Woods Manganello 84

Kathleen Rahner Manickas 83 Nora McBride Marino 76

Barbara Brown Markell 69

Margaret Hoefner Martin, JD 90 Joan Amato May 51

Jane Carroll McConnell, JD 54 Dorothy A. McCutchan 67

Maryann Mazziotta McDermott 63 Judith Gaffney McDonagh 76 Barbara Reed McDonald 50 Patricia Finn McDonnell 51 Gladys Day McEvoy 47

Rosemary Bastable McGarry 56 Judith May McGowan 57

Eileen Fitzgerald McGrath 76

Maureen L. McLoughlin, JD 73

Louise Berardesca McNamara 67 Anne Marie Driscoll McVeigh 63

S. Alice L. McVey CSJ 52 Joan Lang Meade 53

Barbara Martin Melillo 68

Agnes ‘Pat’ Kelly Mensel 47 Lorraine Settani Mirabile 74 Anne M. Mirth, M.D. 79

Vivian Zucchelli Mirza 64

Margaret Lewis Moehl 65

Veronica Midwinter Molyneux 59 Mary White Moore 74

Carole Stein Morlath 59

Regina Scheer Mreczko 74

S. Mary Owen Mullaney CSJ 51 Anne Giddings Murphy 52

Ann Marie Stein Murphy 55

Celeste McAuley Murphy 81 Mary Jo Robb Murphy 57 Joan Alpi Napolitano 53 Gail Leonard Neill 56

Theresa T. Nguyen, M.D. 86 Alice Dwyer Nixon 59

Jeanne Napolitano Nochowitz 86 Susan Polla Nofi, JD 76

Marie McNichol Nolan 51

Patricia M. Nolan, M.D. 68

Kathleen Hennessy Norris 57

Nancy Pennecke Obremski 66 Denise P. O’Brien, Ph.D. 64 Donna Brovetto O’Brien 82 Deborah E. O’Connell 69

Priscilla A. O’Connell, Ed.D. 63 Mary Fullam O’Donnell 55 Patricia Bird Oeckler 58

Maryclare Tully O’Hara 84 Kara Phelan O’Keefe 80

Phyllis Finnegan O’Keefe 74 Joan Mahon Olsinski 68

Mary Ellen Gallagher Ostrander 70 Mary Marrinan Ouimet 59 Miriam McGee Pailes 60 Jennifer Pangilinan 06

Barbara Faccio Pantina 63 Maria Park, JD 86

Christine A. Pasquariello, M.D., JD 69 Helen McGuire Pastorelli 63

Elizabeth Giraldo Peczuh 89 Kathryn Lynch Peiser 72 Alicia F. Pereira 13

Veronica M. Plucinski 70

Carole Youngman Prest 69

Rosemarie Perna Quigg 76 23

Dolores Troy Quinn 73

Karyn Schultheiss Quinn 87 Virginia A. Rankin 59

Joan Trainor Rathje 53

Elizabeth Kiernan Ray 57 Daniela M. Redden 09

Marie Tomczak Redecha 59 Olga Diaz Reid 83

Eileen Horan Reilly 88

Kathleen Nealis Reilly 63 Rita McGuire Reilly 60

Carolyn Serbent Restak 63

Jessica Fitzsimons Riccio 93 Mary Junior Robesch 66

Maria Vasilak Robinson 75 Patricia Glynn Roloff 56

Regina Ronan-White 61 Allison T. Rubin 96

Sally Ann Poole Rugai 89

Pascale Saint-Louis Sablan 01 Margarita Diaz Saladino 74 Kathleen Battiato Sama 04 Maria Savvides 13

Mary Ellen Pickard Scala 71

Honorable Saliann Scarpulla, JD 79

Nancy Poplinski Tauscher 71 Jeanellen Carney Tigh 72 Mary Ann Tobon 62

Marguerite Mariani Tonnesen 82 Virginia Droesch Trumpbour 49 JoAnn Tassone Tutino 74

Patricia L. Van Houten OP, Ph.D. 49 Adria Velazquez 74

Emma Torres Vetter 90 Elena Villafane, JD 76

June Kiaer Viverito 53

Nancy Colleary Volpe 56

Rita Ortiga Waterman 60

Joann Sikorski Watterson 73

Elizabeth Burkitt Wheatley 63 Marie L. Wieck 78

Patricia A. Wiley 68

Grace Denon Williams 40

Jacqueline Hils Williams 73 Patricia McLees Woods 51 Eileen Tully Worth 77 Aileen Wu 13

Susan Urban Wuest 77 Eleanor Kump Zach 78

Eileen Dragone Scheffer 76

Bl ue & G o ld C l u b

Diana L. Schneider 13

Frances Tenebruso Ahearn 76

S. Valerie M. Scholl CSJ 55

Ariana A. Ali 11

Maureen Brady Scott 50

Eileen Riordan Arlinghause 63

Allis Runco Semczuk 87

Jeanne Randisi Avitabile 66

Margherita Madonia Sexton 68

Barbara Wetzel Bangeman 64

Catherine Healey Sheehan 67

Barbara Trumpbour Barth 50

Jeanne Hickey Shevlin 57

Virginia Ellis Beech 60

Joyce Zakierski Simmons 66

Lauren Stuczynski Bertolini 03

Helen Mast Smith 64

S. Linda M. Bevilacqua OP, Ph.D. 58

Judith Keenan Sommer 54

Georgiana Miranda Bjornlund, JD 53

Kerry A. Stercula 91

Mary Lynn Oftring Borst 80

Constance J. Swetko 57

Elaine Domanico Braithwaite 72

Irene Devine Schillmaier 59

Patricia Howe Adisano 51

Sara M. Schneider 13

Jamie L. Alberici 13

Leslie Maskin Schuster, JD 78

Lorraine Battipaglia Anelante 71

Patricia Scott-Hicks 77

Joan Morgan Arsenault 49

Catherine Gallagher Sershen 88

Elizabeth McLellan Aylmer 56

Lena Cutrone Shamulzai 02

Anne Savino Barracca 80

Pamela Scott Sherry 63

Judith A. Bartow 63

Srgt. Gilma Alberti Simeone 80

Anna Maria Behler 07

Shawn M. Slevin 74

Madeline T. Betsch 58

Kyra Solano 13

Annemarie Sama Bianco 72

Elizabeth Kelley Starr-Chapple 40

Joan Genco Borruso 72

Maureen Reid Stock 47

Margaret Yenches Brady 83

Judith Carine Tate, Ph.D. 59

Geraldine Larkin Brick 63

Shirley Demers Briguglio 52 Joan Koch Brown 54

Mary Povinelli Brown 55

Marguerite Kirchmann Brunn 57 Maureen Delaney Budd 63

Mary Jane Fitzpatrick Burger 61 Kathryn Calise-Domville 80

Patricia Lang Campanelli 56 Katira Campos 13

Barbara Brady Canalizo 83 Lucy Caracappa 83

Alexandre Byrne Carew 58 Laura A. Carinci, M.D. 78

S. Mary Ann Carotenuto CSJ 57 Virginia Cotty Carroll 76 Caitlin M. Cassidy 13

Analucia Castillo-Cano 08 Laura Beitia Chesley 87 Laura Cicerale 08 Therese Codd 11 Janet Collins 53

Anne Marie Browne Coughlan 54 Cecilia Reimer Covel 68

Elizabeth Greaves Crawford, Ph.D. 59 Justine Schneider Cullinan 59 Diane Cassens Cummins 59 Irene Gearon Czerwinski 53

Patricia Lang D’Agostino 83 Jeannine Corrigan Daly 86 Kerry Ledden Danisi 94 Catherine Davis 07

Diana M. Decanio 77

Gabriella M. DeCarvalho 09

Christine Gigliuto Dehner, M.D. 77 Grace Shoule DeLeonardis 59

S. Rita Elizabeth Derricks CSJ 49 Maria L. Diaz 97

Christine Dimino-Pugliese 86 Carol Anne P. DiPaolo 69

Mary Grace T. Donohoe 13

S. Virginia E. Down CSJ 66 Lisa Drew 97

Jenny Limberg Durkin 98 Jayne A. Dutil 65

Christine Olsen Einnatz 64

Margaret Murray English 44

Barbara Frohnhofer Feldmann 57 Laura Reiter Filocamo 96 Caitlin M. Flood 08

Paula Tierney Florentino 47 Kristen M. Freile 13

Mary Langan Gagnon 62

Adrienne Werdann Garabedian, Ed.D. 92 Valerie Noel Garcia 74

Katherine DeRose Garzillo 75 Jean Kollman Gendron 58 Joan Farrell Gibson 72 Julie Cimino Giove 71

Andrea Collins Gluck 72

Eileen Sullivan Goggins, JD 73 Dorothy Burger Goigel 49 Jacqueline M. Goode 81

S. Elizabeth C. Graham CSJ 58 Angela Scarola Gray 50

Kathleen McDermott Greene 78 Anne Yablonski Gregory 56 Helena Walsh Gunther 84

Eileen Stenger Haggerty 54 Barbara Rudd Hajko 70 Jean Tyrrell Hart 65

Joan E. Hauprich 52

Ann O’Leary Healy 56

S. Barbara A. Heil RDC 53 Lisa Perulli Henderson 83 Joan Doyle Hiller 53 Dawn Kane Hine 83

Joan Gallagher Holmes 66 Judith Roche Howath 55

Mary Jean Shimanski Hundt 55 Phyllis Simonetti Imbriano 73

Florence Steinhauer Ingrassia 56 Janice Gurlich Intranuovo 83 Maureen Pugh Jeffreys 47

Zsuzsanna Kadas-Foote, Ph.D. 70 Mary Calotta Kahl 76

Maureen Connolly Kane 63 Maureen Kelley 63

Holly Hornberger Kelly 83

Katherine Kucker Kenny 65 Leonora Alessi Khan 63

Anne Delaney Kiernan 66

Ann Marie Ripoli Kistner, Ph.D. 53 Patricia Carman Klansko 73

Margaret Williams Knapp 93 Evangelia E. Koutsouras 95 Adrienne Byrner Kraft 62

Barbara Catoggio Kullen, JD 59 Barbara H. Kwasnik, Ph.D. 65 Diandra M. Lammens 09 Alice Clark Lane 52

Grace Gehring Larkin 43 Julie A. Lauria 54

Mary Ann Grant Leahy 59 Taryn Sofia Lehmann 94

Stephanie Leoutsakos 09

Patricia Riley-Murphy Leyden 65 Camille Francis Lightbourne 84 Erika Llanos 04

Maureen Kennedy Loy 63

Joan Raccagni Mackey 67

Virginia Caravella Maggio 56 Elizabeth C. Maharajh 92

Jenny Mahoney, Ph.D. 98

Grace Squerciati Maloney 49 Irene Rokee Mangiacotti 72 Eloise Merlino Mangino 69

Stephanie Butler Mantin 72 Eileen Bell Marcel 74

Denise Marino-Murgida 88 Angela Service Martin 64

Patricia McDonough Masia 43 Tyler Mazzuca 13

Eileen C. McCabe 62

Joan Lutz McCarthy 57

Mary Ann Robertson McCarthy 57 Deborah Gaffney McCormack 74 Marguerite Lang McDonough 51 Catherine A. McGowan 84

Margaret McLaughlin, Ph.D. 72 Marilyn Jones McMahon 72

Mary Ann Greeley McNamara 51 Dorothy Frank McNicholas 57 Kathleen David McShea 84 Alice Monteverdi Mee 89

Elizabeth Comerford Melia, Ph.D. 82 Anna Esposito Messmer 62 Mary Belsky Monaco 63 Enes J. Morello 47

Pamela T. Mulvey 83

Katrina J. Narvaez 05

Geraldine Barilla Nazar 67

Joan Fitzpatrick Nelson 53 Angela Pinto Newman 62

Carole McCarthy Nicholson 55 Dorothy Niemczyk 72

Noreen O’Keefe Norcini 72 Helen Trenz Novinski 49

Tara Robinson O’Callaghan 01

Betty Jayne Stenson O’Connor 52 Therese O’Hearn 80

Geraldine E. O’Kane, JD 64

Annette Pergola O’Keefe 69 Maureen P. O’Keefe 75

Laura Romeu Ondarza 64 Carole A. O’Neill 59

Rosemary Tabone Orlandino 66 Rosemarie Liguori O’Rourke 57 Rita Zirpolo Padden 69

Theresa Misciagna Pando 73 Regina Paskoff 13

Maria Cannova Patane 83 Susan Pesiri 64

Janet Carsten Peters 55

Caryl Lombardo Petersohn 84 Kathleen Sullivan Petry 71

Mary Louise Curran Pfeiffer 58 Judith Piotrowski Polay 63 Paula Bortot Polito 90

Carol Ann Prendergast, JD 72

Greta Schuyler Tiberia 77

Rosemary Kusk Tiefenwerth 50 Margaret Kaiser Toner 67 Carol Kloss Traynor 54

Joan Sciscenti Tscherne, Ph.D. 64 Ashley Virnan 13

Melissa A. Vollaro 97

Joan Braunreuther Watson 47 Nikola White 91

Germaine Girard Williams 64 Jennifer Arigo Wilson 93

Ann McDonough Younes 64 Christina Younossi 03

Nicole R. Zeltmann 13

Hillto pp e r Cl ub

Karra A. Puccia 13

Angela Gallucci Achtziger 63

Judy A. Reagan 75

Diane J. Agrell 57 (Requiescat in Pace)

Caroline Concannon Reichert 83

Mary Verlin Albanese 75

Margaret Power Reilly 49

Rosalie P. Ames 47

Brianna C. Richards 13

Margery A. Armstrong 65

Mia Rodriguez 03

Joan Collins Bickard 47

Gabrielle G. Pullo 13

Michelle N. Acosta 13

Rita Mary McKearney Reers 59

Judith Allen Aiken 89

Keelin M. Reilly 83

Elaine Monks Alfano-Rees 52

Mary Elizabeth Monahan Reynolds 93

Tyla Anderson 13

Montana Rispoli 13

Susan Audrieth Bartolone, Ed.D. 61

Adriana M. Romanzo 06

Christine Simone Bocchiaro 52

Maura McKay Rossi 66 Samantha D. Rossi 13

Nancy Rizzo Rothbaum 73 Denise Mikaelian Ryan 83 Jill Vilece Ryan 76 Zahra Saeed 13

Marie T. Scanlan 44

Joan McCarthy Scherer 65 Patricia Duffy Schubert 49

Arlene Carminar Scozzari 59 Mary Hohmann Scully 56

Patricia Sweeney Shields 63 Nicolina I. Sicari 03

Susan A. Sipos, JD 81

Vilma Stella Boero 49 Eileen Drissel Bogel 68 Carole Gies Bond 61 Shannon Borst 13 Jalina Boston 13 Bryanna Bradley 13 Julia M. Brady 13 Aikea Branche 13 Lynne Smith Brown 57 Carolyn Ryan Browne 59 Laura Eller Brunner 47 S. Mary Louise Buser CSJ 53 Connie Calabro 78

Melissa A. Calma 93 Noreen C. Cameron 73 Virginia Lynch Capone 63 Gabrielle Careccia 13 Maureen Sarsfield Cavanaugh 63 Anne Bloodgood Chapman 67 Joelle A. Charles 13 Carmelle Chery 13 Nastassia K. Chittumuri 13 Geraldine Polito Ciolino 57 Anne Marie Clarke 72 Thalia C. Clerveau 13 Blanche Woltering Cochran 60 Anne C. Codd 13 Helen Lynett Coffey 46 Jeannette M. Cooper, O.D. 93 Elizabeth F. Cordero 13 Rosalba E. Corrao 13 Claire M. Corrigan 13 Linda M. Corrigan 89 Josephine DeLiso Coughlan 49 Teresa Puc Coulter 73 Joann Kleszczewski Criscuolo 93 Victoria L. Crowe 13 Kharishma A. Dasrat 13 Mary Morgan Davis 78 Keren Davy 06 Lindsay A. Decina 13 S. Dorothy A. Delaney CSJ 45 Katherine Delgado 13 Lucy I. Delgado 13 Alice Hannigan DeLury 54 Alexa M. Depperman 13 Bianca Despeignes 13 Ashley R. DeTrano 06 Melissa Diana Diaz-Perez 83 Carol DeMarco DiNonno 57 Corinne Procopio DiStephan 56 Kirstie Dominique 13 Joan Lucey Donnelly 55

Victoria Swedish Slade 65

Agatha ‘Joan’ Vogler Sodano 50 Bridget Sowulski 05

Barbara Frank Spencer 73 Margaret A. Stamm 65

Maureen Daly Stroppel 60 Theresa R. Tamberino 63

Carmencita-Mia Fulgado Taylor, JD 98 Laura Benevento Taylor-O’Boyle 83 25

Mary Louis offers a wide variety of educational experiences to broaden our knowledge. It teaches us to be independent, motivated and confident young women. The Mary Louis environment fosters educational values in girls going out into the real world to meet our futures. It gives a sense of security and guidance to all who belong to the TMLA community. Mary Louis shows us how to strive to do our very best and enables us to achieve our goals. TMLA ensures girls become leaders of our own communities. The Mary Louis Academy motivates us to take care of ourselves and become the leaders of the future – Kelsey

Marie Goodchild Dowd 57 Mary Anne Driscoll 83 Olivia Dudek 13 Priscilla Olivo Dujardin 89 Barbara Economou-Morris 77 Victoria R. Edwards 13 Camille Mangano Emmett 79 Susan A. Endzull 59 Lauren E. Epstein 13 Bianca Espinoza 13 Gabriella L. Espinoza 13 Cori-Anne Fagan 13 Patricia Farrenkopf 73 Erica Feige 11 Margo Ost Feltman 75 Elaine Reiman Fenton, Ph.D. 55 Janet Boertlein Ferrante 57 Valerie L. Ferrante 91 Anne Daly Ferraro 44 Cornelia Woods Fonseca 52 Kathleen McCaffrey Ford 61 S. Kathleen M. Franklin BVM 50 Amy F. Freid 13 Joan Parsons Fries 48 Michele G. Galioto 92 Manuela Gallon-Palacio 13 Cynthia Gandolfini 03 Kimberly Garcia 13 Kristina Lehmann Garland 03 Nicholle I. Garzon 13 Jennifer Foglia Gilmore 93 Melanie D. Gomez 13 Clarissa N. Gonzalez 13 Alice Adams Gordy 48 Kathryn Hamill Gorman 60 Anne Mulryan Gralton 62 Ashley Granados 13 Theresa Berny Gressert 53 Mary Louise Zanca Griffin 59 Joan Smith Hackett 46 Susan Eggers Hahm 75 Allison Hanover 11 Janet Dowling Hanson 48 Theresa Maher Harris 44 Samantha R. Hassell 13 Mildred DeVito Hauser 56 Aziza A. Hawthorne 13 Ann McHale Hemminger 56 Roseanne D. Hernandez 13 Isabella E. Hinojal 13

Diane Dalton Holbrook 79

Susan Garrett Lione 62

Patricia Marron Horner 49

Jean Gunning Llewellyn 73

Patricia McAuliffe Howell 64

Christine L. Lochard 88

Alexandria R. Hryszko 13

Paula Bucaria Loewenstein 64

Pamela Defonte Ilsley 69

Anne Curtin Long 63

Nicole Infante 93

JoAnn M. Longobardi, JD 83

Camille Mascolo Iovino-Coli 76

Barbara Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Dwyer Lopez 53

Emily K. Jareb 13

Theresa Devaney Lukan 55

Clare Jarosiewicz 13

Kelsie Lyons 07

Gwendolyn Stayko Jarrett 63

Marilyn Power Mack, D.Sc. 61

Samantha Jean-Guillaume 13

Laura K. Mangino 08

Genesis Jerez 13

Katie B . Marrano 13

Laura L. Johnson 03

Melissa Marrero 13

Jennifer K. Jones 73

Diane Fastiggi Martin 63

Susan McCambridge Kaneta 61

Genelle L. Maruca 13

Noelle D. Karas 93

Sabrina Mastrangelo 13

Pelayia Karasavidis 13

Pauline Seymour Mattes 60

Amrit Kaur 13

June Bellucci Mauro 48

Harpreet Kaur 13

Muriel Vaillant Maxwell 51

Parneet Kaur 13

Angela Napolitano Mayer 81

Meghan A. Kavanagh 13

Mariana McAlpine 13

Theresa Kavasansky 13

Amanda McBride 13

Jean McKenna Kelly 46

Mena A. McCarthy 13

Patricia Flaherty Kelly 63

Deborah Gaffney McCormack 74

Maureen Lammers Kennedy 63

Mary Ellen McGroary 59

Marie Truncell Kern, M.D. 58

Vanessa White McHugh 93

Therese Aitken Kersten 83

Nasjah McKay 13

Jasmine M. Khaneja 13

Audrey Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Leary McKevitt 48

Anna Mae McCabe Killard 52

Carolyn Paladino McNally 67

Mary Ann Blanco Kimes 93

Virginia Duggan McNally 41

Astrid Schmidt King, LL.M. 95

Teyanna Mealing 13

Valerie Fodrowski Kirby 70

Wilma Long Meehan 50

Eileen Harris Kirchhoff, Ed.D. 74

Marilyn Berman Mehit 64

Mary Elizabeth Beecher Koniarski 73

Laura Mendoza 13

Nicole M. Kotnik 13

Emma L. Miller 13

Lorraine Bischoff Kowalski 53

Anna Mirabella 13

Michele C. Lamarre 88

Kimberley Mitchell 13

Nina Indelicato Lamberta 73

Yasmeen Mohammed 13

Mary Hearn Langan 72

S. Theresa E. Molphy CSJ 44

Eleanor Groh Langran 55

Katherine V. Mooney 68

Annette Schiano-Di Cola Lanteri, JD 83

Margaret Kruse Mooney 51

Sandy Sanz Lara 93

Irma M. Moreno 73

Fiona Lavin 13

Hannah Mrakovcic 13

Camille A. Lawhead 09

Catherine I. Muldoon 13

Patricia McDonough Leahy 88

Nicole A. Mulligan 08

Margaret Dempsey Leopold 61

Tara Mulligan 13

Edna Parry Lewis 53

Clare Dietsche Murphy 59

Megan Ley 13

Marie Briggs Murray 43

Marie Limitone 98

Kimberly R. Myers 13

Donna Mauro Linden 61

Lorette Hassett Nagel 84 26

Karissa Rivera Nash 93

Evangeline Scazzero 13

Natalia Wojcik 13

Katherine Healy Naughton 58

Barbara Bogdanowski Scholz 57

Patricia Nieman Wondra 63

Tricia Gargiulo Necega 93

Tara N. Secilmis 13

Joan O’Leary Wood 48

Brittany Nicoll 13

Elizabeth A. Selleck 79

Michele Mayer Wyllie 73

Dorothy Vassallo Novak 58

Shellyann Sharpe 95

Marianne Sistino Zack 73

Brigitte M. Nunez 13

Olivia Singh 13

Joan Moore Zaleski, Ph.D. 63

Eileen Donohue O’Connell 53

Kathleen Vegessy Singleton 64

Sara L. Zask 13

S. Margaret F. O’Donnell CSJ 54

Jennifer Pugliese Sini 93

Charlotte Daszewski Zuniga 65

Mary Ann Haunfelder Oeschger 56

Casey Sinnott 13

Carol-Ann Ohlandt 64

Louise Vuozzo Skrzynecki 61

Joyce T. O’Neill 48

Loretta Deiker Smith 52

Grace Bonilla Otero, JD 93

Sarah C. Smith 08

Katherine Kraljic Paolo 88

Joan Kirk Smyrk 55

Athanasia Giannatsis Parlapanides 88

Kamala Sookdeo 13

Jeanne Athas Parrinello 66

Cheryl James Spence 88

Princess Peal 13

Carol Heine Sproul 57

Isabella H. Perkins 13

Mary Louise McNulty Staples 50

Lesley Pinguil 13

Maureen O’Neill Strein 58

Arlene Alessio Pisapia 63

Elizabeth Sweeney 13

Kristen A. Podlovits 13

Lauren M. Tamburello 03

Natali Puertas 13

Jennifer Wagner Tampone 93

Lauren M. Quayle 13

Charlene Conley Tannenbaum 73

Valerie Gore Quinn 54

Ashley Taylor 13

Camille Marini Racioppo 60

Joan Macek Thackaberry 58

Saranya Radhakrishnan 13

Joan LaMotte Thompson 50

Marian Princiotta Ranalli 76

Alice M. Timothy, Ph.D. 49

Karlene C. Reilly 58

Julia Stormont Tomeo 83

Patrece C. Robinson 13

Crystal Torrau 13

Nancy Dreier Robson 92

Alexia Torres 13

Angela Tarnok Rocchi 93

Margaret L. Torres 93

Board o f Truste e s COUN C I L

Patricia Hanley Rochford 50

Lois Borth Trudden 71

Diana Rodriguez 13

Teresa Nardi Valentin 78

Drs. Sandra & Roberto Colangelo P 15

Tiffany Rodriguez 13

Mary Barry Van Wijngaarden 83

Shannon Squeri Roesch, D.P.M. 93

Marisabel Vanegas 13

Joan Horgan Rogers 49

Marylyn Tobin Varriale 53

Radhika Rohatgi 13

Danielle Vega 13

Danielle N. Romain 13

Andrea Cummings Velasquez 63

Maryann Bongiorno Rosenblum 64

Gabriella Velazquez 13

Ann E. Rothschild 73

Kenya Velez 13

Theresa Fasullo Rummo 58

Anthea M. Vivona, Ph.D. 89

Ja’Nelle Russell 13

Catherine Gallagher Vodopivec 82

S. Maria E. Rypkema CSJ 57

Sue Anne Hornicek Vogelsberg 72

Zeena Samad 13

Judith Nisbet Walker 58

Stephanie Samedi 13

MaryKate Walsh 98

Christine Scantlebury Samuelsohn 78

Regina Kuhn Wegman 62

Sharleen M. Sanchez 13

Marilyn Pellicane Wetterhahn 62

Maria N. Sauer 08

Catherine Donnelly Williams 78

Patricia Robles Savarino 81

Kristen J. M. Wiltshire 13

Georgette Colombraro Saydak 63

Ingrid T. Wisniewski 73

Judith M. Scanlan 51

Paulina A. Wojciechowska 13

To me, Mary Louis is my second home, where I have built friendships that will last forever and where I feel most comfortable. TMLA is an environment that fosters education and will guide me throughout the rest of my life with the values I have learned here. You are encouraged to do and be anything you want to be. Mary Louis is why I know I have a good head on my shoulders and that will never change. Mary Louis has made me confident that I am ready for the next great steps in my life! – Virginia

Parents

Mo th e r mary LO ui s g uild Mr. & Mrs. Suseel Thomas P 14

S t . J o se ph s S o ciet y Ms. Nina Lanoue P 12 & 14

Cr usad e r circl e Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Alvarez P 13 & 16 Mrs. Sophie Kerbeykian P 05 & 15

T MLA SOCIETY Mrs. Maria J. Apyshkov G 15 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey H. Chow P 08 & 15 Mr. Roger Corredine, Esq. P 15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Farrone P 10 & 15 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Goncalves P 16 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gowans P 14

Mr. & Mrs. Alan S. Kessel P 16 Ms. Michelle Lens Leon P 15 Mr. & Mrs. George Maglaras P 14 Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. O’Brien P 11 & 17 Mrs. Jaana Otero P 14 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Sershen P 14 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Shiverick P 15 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Spampinato P 14 Mr. & Mrs. Victor S. Sue-A-Quan P 15 Ms. Angela Torrenti P 16 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Tweedy P 15 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Watkins P 12 & 17

B l ue & Go ld cl ub Mr. & Mrs. Weler Bresier P 16

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Canzoneri P 14 Mr. & Mrs. John Cotov P 14 Mr. & Mrs. Claudio C. Cuzco P 15 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Damasco P 14 Ms. Debra Gambelunghi P 15 Mr. & Mrs. Luis Marcano P 15 Mr. & Mrs. Miroslaw Marczak P 14 Mr. & Mrs. Donald McLoughlin P 14 Mr. & Mrs. John Randazzo P 15 Ms. Zoila Rodriguez P 16 Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Schmucker P 15 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Zhang P 14

H illt o pper Club Mr. & Mrs. Scott W. Hanover P 11 & 17 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin E. Lynch P 15 Mr. & Mrs. James G. McCaffrey P 14 Mr. Frank Piscopo G 15 Mr. & Mrs. Neil Tomeo P 15 Mrs. Angela Walsh P 15 Mr. & Mrs. Carlo A. Velcich P 14 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Wisnewski P 14

parents of alumnae & friends P ri ncipal s circle Mr. & Mrs. William C. Armstrong P 09 Ms. Janet M. Seckendorf

Moth e r mary LOuis g uild Mr. Gerald D. Aquino Mr. & Mrs. Mario J. Burriesci P 03 Mr. Patrick W. Condren Ms. Deirdre Davey-McGraw Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Duffy P 04 Mr. & Mrs. Edmond J. Flood P 86 & 94 Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms, Inc. Drs. Mary Ellen & James Freeley P 92 & 95 Rev. Peter W. Gyves SJ, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Gene M. Kelley P 12 Mr. & Mrs. Karl H. Loser P 94 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Luttinger, Esq. P 80 Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Matelsky P 09 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Reddy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John C. Waldron P 98 & 05

S t . Jo se ph s S o cie ty Ms. Deborah Cohen College Karma Consulting, LLC Mr. & Mrs. George Fina Mr. Edward Furey P 08 Harbor Seafood Mr. Kenneth Klein P 93 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph LoCosa P 06, 07 & 11 Ms. Jane M. Loughlin P 08 Ms. Josetta Owen Mrs. Ethel M. Veal P 80

Crus ad e r circl e

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Blaine P 01 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brady Brite Hardware & Industrial Locksmiths Mr. Robert Brown Ms. Jane Cahill Dr. & Mrs. Gene F. Caiafa, Sr. P 92 Ms. Alejandra M. Chappell Mr. & Mrs. Ferlan Chua P 96 Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Comber P 04 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Connors P 07 & 08 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cordes P 11 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Crowe P 13 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest W. Demers G 12 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald DeTommaso P 12 Ms. Frances Dicpinigaitis Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Engesser P 97 & 00 Mr. & Mrs. James G. Flynn P 05 Mr. Raymond H. Fortune P 99 & 03 Dr. & Mrs. David K. Gailing OD P 05 & 10 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Garafola P 03 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Gyves Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Hooblal P 05 Jostens Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Kober Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Lanzano Mr. & Mrs. Allan Larsen G 12 Mrs. Celeste Maloney Mr. Howard Mann Mr. & Mrs. Francis S. Massey P 09 Mrs. Patricia A. McDonnell P 83 Mrs. Vivian J. McPhilliamy P 80

Artistics Printing Corp.

Mrs. Patricia Mullaney

Rev. Christopher H. Cleary CP

Mrs. Celeste Murphy P 08

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Femia P 12

Mr. & Mrs. Jose A. Musa P 07

Mr. & Mrs. J. Reed Finney

Mr. Arthur V. Nealon

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Forgione P 08

Mr. Alex Nicholas

Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Freile P 13

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Peiser P 07

S. Elizabeth A. Hill CSJ, JD

Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Pikner P 01

Dr. Patricia G. Kelly-Stiles P 02

Ms. Magdalen K. Przystawski P 88

Mrs. Eileen Leary P 75

Mr. & Mrs. Rafael Ramos P 89

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin McDonough P 03

Mrs. Mary E. Reddy

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. O’Connor P 02

Ms. Kathryn Reddy

Parishioners of St. Aedan’s Church

Mrs. Joyce Roecker P 10

Mr. & Mrs Robert Sitler P 00

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel E. Romanzo P 06

TMLA so cie ty Mr. & Mrs. Roberto J. Alarcon P 03 & 05 Mr. & Mrs. Lorenz Arfsten P 07 Mrs. Catherine Bingay P 89 & 92

Mr. & Mrs. Sal J. Scire Mr. & Mrs. John T. Sexton P 13 Ms. Robbin Siegel-Klein Mr. James D. Slovonic 28

Mr. & Mrs. Karl Sobeck P 07 Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Spellman Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Statuto P 09 & 12 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Strolla P 09 Mr. & Mrs. William Surace P 96, 98, 00 & 06 Ms. Mary F. Todd P 13 Mr. & Mrs. Xavier Wauters P 04 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Wuest P 09 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zielinski P 08 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Zipf P 09

B l ue & G o ld cl ub Ms. Mary Bly

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Federico Carrasco P 13 Mr. & Mrs. Owen Clancy P 04 Ms. Jean Connolly Mr. Rodney Cox P 07 Mrs. Margaret M. DeBona P 13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Di Re P 11 Mr. George M. Diaz Mr. & Mrs. Frank D’Introno P 94, 97 & 05 Mr. & Mrs. Peter E. Duborg Mr. & Mrs. John S. Flack P 06 Mr. & Mrs. Randolph Forrester P 06 S. Angela Gannon CSJ, Ph.D. (Hon.) Ms. Mary K. Geis Mr. & Mrs. Pierre L. Giani

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Sloan P 66 & 73 Ms. Patricia C. Smith P 83 & 84 Mr. & Mrs. John Sowulski P 05 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Tedesco Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Tortorella P 99

Hillto pp e r cl ub Mr. & Mrs. Jesse D. Bosko P 04 Dr. Veronica Chin-Shue P 08 Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Collins, Jr. Mr. William F. Corcoran Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Ferrante P 91 Mr. & Mrs. James Finn P 12 Mr. Paul Geis Mr. & Mrs. Henry Gralton P 91 Mr. Jeffrey Hanover Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Lohrey P 97 & 02 Mr. & Mrs. S. Madigan Mr. & Mrs. Levi McRae, Jr. P 12 Mr. & Mrs. George B. Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. Rainone P 12 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Ratcliffe Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Roeder P 12 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis P. Roy Mr. & Mrs. John L. Smith P 08 Mr. & Mrs. Boonpat Vattanaroatjananikorn Mr. Louis A. Velazquez P 08 Mr. & Mrs. William E. Wenzel, Jr. P 95 & 00

S. Eileen C. Gildea CSJ

T MLA so cie ty Mrs. Judy A. Belon Mr. Sean R. Belon Mrs. Welita Chua Mrs. Ann O’Hagan Cordes Mrs. Michelle Ezzo Mrs. Eileen Perrine Flanagan Mr. Robert J. Gerhard S. Kathleen McKinney CSJ, Ed.D. Ms. Jacklyn Medina Mrs. Laura G. Rodgers S. Grace Avila Seckendorf CSJ

Bl ue & G o ld clu b

Ms. Diane Bollen

S. Mary Ann Carotenuto CSJ S. Margaret M. Conway CSJ Mr. Daniel P. Dicpinigaitis S. Joan Dolan CSJ Mrs. Jenny Limberg Durkin S. Joan L. Heptig CSJ Mr. Michael G. McCarthy S. Anne Carmel Rapillo CSJ

H ill to P p e r cl u b Ms. Patricia Mooney S. Lorraine A. O’Neill CSJ Mrs. Mary Pedote Mrs. Grace West

Mrs. Mary Fonseca Gleckler Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Guster, Jr. P 92 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Gyves Mr. & Mrs. Orest Jarosiewicz P 13

Faculty

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kane P 88 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Koenderman P 10 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lammens P 09 Mr. Michael Latzer Mrs. Marie G. Mackey P 80 (Requiescat in Pace) Ms. Dianne M. Mahoney P 98 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Mangino, Sr. P 08 Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Martone Ms. Alma L. Mayer Ms. Marilyn Narvaez P 05 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Nuszer P 08 & 12 Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Kelly

Wexf ord circl e Mrs. Grace Scozzaro-Patchett

Moth e r mary LOuis g uild S. Filippa A. Luciano CSJ S. Marie E. Mackey CSJ

S t . Jose ph s S o cie ty Mr. Kenneth Klein Ms. Maryellen Pierce

Mrs. Mary O’Kelly-Hughes

Crus ad e r Circle

S. Joan Petito CSJ

Ms. Loriann Murphy

Ms. Mary L. Polzin 29

Ever since I went to my first Open House at The Mary Louis Academy, I knew that it was going to be a big part of my life. I could not see myself going to any other school. Mary Louis offered a welcoming environment filled with endless possibilities, I knew I was going to achieve great things! This school has taught me lessons of great importance and has given me the confidence to express myself. The way this school has changed me is astounding. I now feel that I have been given a great gift. TMLA is filled with endless opportunities! – Juliana

Amare CI RCLE The Amare Circle recognizes generous gifts made to TMLA by spouses of deceased TMLA alumnae. The name of this society, Amare, is based on the Latin word for “Love.” We wish to thank the following individuals for carrying forward their wives’ legacy of support to TMLA’s mission: the education and empowerment of young women. Mr. M. Declan Brennan In memory of Elizabeth Allen Brennan ‘67

Mr. Brian P. Fitzgerald In memory of Ann Griffin Fitzgerald ‘54

Dr. Michael J. Brescia In memory of Monica Clinton Brescia ‘54

Mr. Thomas J. Kramer In memory of Mary Wallace Kramer ‘50

Mr. Stephen A. Carlino In memory of Tara McManus Carlino ‘77

Mr. Gerard M. McDonnell In memory of Geraldine Reynolds McDonnell ‘57

Mr. James J. Dillon In memory of Ann Scanlon Dillon ‘51

Mr. Michael McKiernan In memory of Nancy Hatala McKiernan ‘60

Mr. Michael S. DiMitri In memory of Marion Savarese DiMitri ‘51

Mr. Francis X. Russo In memory of Gilda Russo Russo ‘53

Mr. John B. Ericson In memory of Louise Ryan Ericson ‘67

Mr. William M. Trust, Jr. In memory of Judith Holder Trust ‘60

Come home to tmla! Alumnae reunion Classes of ‘44, ‘49, ‘54, ‘59, ‘64, ‘69, ‘74, ‘79, ‘84, ‘89, ‘94, ‘99, ‘04 & ‘09. Come celebrate with your classmates at TMLA on Saturday, April 12, 2014.

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Registration at 2pm.

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Memorial Mass for deceased alumnae & faculty at 3pm in Auditorium.

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Dinner to follow at 4:30pm.

Classes of ’44, ’54 & ’64 - guests of TMLA in honor of their jubilee anniversaries. Classes of ’49, ’59, ’69, ’74, ’79, ’84, ’89, ’94 & ’99 - $70 per person. Classes of ’04 & ’09 - $50 per person (recent alumnae discount) RSVP by March 14, 2014. If you have any questions about the reunion, or if you are interested in helping with the Mass or the reunion plans for your class, please visit our alumnae website at www.tmlaalumnae.org and contact your Class Representative. You may also contact the Office of Alumnae Relations at: (718) 297-2120 x 286

MaryLouisAcademy@aol.com

Track team champi ons The Mary Louis Academy’s Indoor Track and Field team had a championship season! The team won the 2013 Brooklyn/Queens Championship. The season produced four individual Brooklyn/Queens Sectional Champions from TMLA, five girls qualified for the New York State 2013 Championship and senior Aziza Hawthorne was voted the Most Valuable Indoor Performer. TMLA’s 4x200m relay team of Aziza Hawthorne ‘13, Angel Pierre ‘14, Stephanie Osuji ’14 and Mariah Howard ‘15 won the CHSAA City 4x200m Relay Championship and qualified for the New York State Indoor Track and Field Championship held at Cornell University.

Mary Louis is a school where you can express your thoughts about learning. When I say express I mean, we are all girls here, so we can say anything. We all can relate to each other in different types of situations. This school gives me a broad education on many topics, all of which will later benefit my future. My TMLA education can also be used to effect change, somewhere or in someone. TMLA is a good place for learning to connect to teachers one on one, in this school you are able to accomplish anything you dream of – Kurena 32

THANK YOU to our sisters

Coat of Arms of the Sisters of St. Joseph. The T-Square, sign of a carpenter, indicates St. Joseph as patron saint of the Congregation. The three fleur-de-lis are in honor of the Blessed Trinity, and also indicate the French origin of the Congregation in Le Puy, France in 1650. The griffin is taken from the coat of arms of Bishop Henri de Maupas, under whose episcopal direction the Congregation was founded. The six-point stars are related to the arms of St. Francis de Sales, special patron of the Congregation. Finally, “Congregationis Sororum Sancti Joseph” is Latin for Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph.

Thank you to the following Sisters of St. Joseph, who through their contributed service enabled TMLA to defray the cost of over $1,000,000 in salaries and benefits during the 2012-2013 academic year.

Si st ers o f St. Jose ph S. Margaret Secour Anella CSJ, M.L.S.

S. Mary Ann McCarthy CSJ, M.A.

S. Margaret Conway CSJ, M.A., M.S.

S. Patricia O’Keefe CSJ, M.S.

S. Mary Ann Carotenuto CSJ, M.A. S. Joan Dolan CSJ, M.A., M.S. S. Joan Heptig CSJ, M.A.

S. Joan Killen CSJ, M.S.T.

S. Filippa Luciano CSJ, M.A.

S. Marie Mackey CSJ, M.S., M.A.

S. Kathleen McKinney CSJ, Ed.D. S. Lorraine O’Neill CSJ, M.A. S. Linda Pero CSJ, M.A.

S. Mary Powell CSJ, M.S., M.A.

S. Anne Carmel Rapillo CSJ, M.S.

S. Grace Avila Seckendorf CSJ, M.A.

THANK YOU for our ipads! The Mary Louis Academy continued our tradition of remaining at the forefront of education by introducing tablet technology to our students. Beginning this September TMLA issued iPads to every incoming freshwoman. iPads are tablet computers that are quickly becoming a popular and powerful educational tool for classrooms. This new technology helps to engage students and improve educational efficiency and standards.

At The Mary Louis Academy it is of the utmost importance to us that our students have

access to the latest educational resources and technologies available. The generosity of

our TMLA Family has made this possible. We would like to extend a special thank you to our Alumna and Trustee, Susan James Kropf â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;66, for her leadership gift which launched this project. We would like to thank all of the individuals who have partnered with us by sponsoring the TMLA iPad Initiative: Susan Rokee Allen 75

Jeanne Brostek Altenau 75

Rita Dubatowka Batchley 79 Anne Napoli Bausso 58 Carole Gies Bond 61

Elaine Domanico Braithwaite 72 Martha Indelicato Brincat 77 Clare E. Browne 59 Class of 1972

Rebecca Wuest Creavin 82 Kerry Ledden Danisi 94 Kathleen Clare Daw 67

Claudia A. DeMonte 65 Denise M. DeMaria 72

Elaine Reiman Fenton, Ph.D. 55 Patricia Fili-Krushel 71

S. Annelle M. Fitzpatrick CSJ, Ph.D. 65

Kathryn Robilotti Fordham 65

Mary Ellen Freeley, Ed.D. P 92 & 95 Joan Parsons Fries 48

The Mary Louis Academy has become an essential part of my life; it has become my second home. I spend most of my day with friends and teachers that have become a part of my everyday life. The Mary Louis Academy makes me feel that the education I receive here has not only prepared me for college but also for all the major steps in my life. Leaving elementary school I was unsure of how life would turn out, but my choice to attend TMLA has proved to be the greatest decision I have ever made. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Sarah

Maureen A. Gannon, Ph.D. 82 Joan Farrell Gibson 72 Kathy-Ann Giuliano 74

Andrea Collins Gluck 72

Nancy M. Gracin, M.D. 81 Valerie J. Green 72

Mary C. Hannon, Ed.D. 77 Patricia Scott Hicks 77 Maryellen Hillman 70

Kristin Waldron Horan, M.D. 98

Sharon Scaturro Justvig. JD 76

Sophie Djanece Kerbeykian 75 P 05 & 15 Rosemary A. King 62

Susan James Kropf 66 34

Barbara H. Kwasnik, Ph.D. 65 Mary Hearn Langan 72

Claudia Camurati Langworthy, D.P.M. 75 S. Filippa A. Luciano CSJ 54 Anna Marino Lyons 72

Irene Rokee Mangiacotti 72 Patricia Sena Mannion 83

Stephanie Butler Mantin 72

Angela Napolitano Mayer 81 Lois Meaney McGowan 53

Margaret McLaughlin, Ph.D. 72 Winifred White Mele 75

Alberta Kargl Mellert 55

Lisa M. Mezzetti, LL.M. 74 Helen Lesnik Mistak 66

S. Theresa E. Molphy CSJ 44

Celeste McAuley Murphy 81 P 08 Dorothy Niemczyk 72

Noreen O’Keefe Norcini 72 Susan Virgil O’Brien 58

Priscilla A. O’Connell, Ed.D. 63 Maureen Blaber O’Connell 50

Mary Ellen Gallagher Ostrander 70

Kathryn Lynch Peiser 72 P 07

Carol Ann Prendergast, JD 72 Barbara Pryor, JD 71

Camille Marini Racioppo 60 Judy A. Reagan 75

Maria Vasilak Robinson 75 Jill Vilece Ryan 76

Deirdre R. Schaefer, D.O. 89 Eileen Dragone Scheffer 76 Irene Devine Schillmaier 59

Lena Cutrone Shamulzai 02 Maida Sharpe Silverio 95 Mary Foley Simko 47

Patricia Kiely Smith 72

Tamara Stephen, JD 88

Maureen Daly Stroppel 60 Cristin Kelly Talbot 91

Jean Gallacher Van Riper, JD 56 Eileen Shields West 61

Regina Ronan White 61

Monica Reddy Wood, Ed.D. 72 Michele Stercula Zappulla 94

Susan Pace 78

If you would like to sponsor an iPad for the class of 2018, please contact the Office of Academy Advacement at (718) 297-2120.

“Mary Louis has impacted my life and directs my future because it provides me with the tools and opportunities I need to succeed in the world. Through a good education TMLA is preparing me with the knowledge I will need in life. Through the options of Advanced Placement and Honors courses Mary Louis sets the stage for an educational situation where I can exceed my own expectations and challenge myself. The faculty goes out of its way to help us and to teach us the importance of love, unity and reconciliation. The Mary Louis community enables us to grow to become dignified women. – Katherine

Legacy Society Generous alumnae and friends who have included TMLA in their estate plans are recognized with membership in the Legacy Society. We thank the following alumnae, whose foresight and belief in the future of The Mary Louis Academy helps to ensure that TMLA will remain a unique place of opportunity for young women for generations to come. Elizabeth Wilcox Adams 48 (Requiescat in Pace)

Sally Ekenberg Mosher, JD 52

T. Elaine Adamson 54

Lillian Virgil Olszewski 53 (Requiescat in Pace)

Elaine Monks Alfano-Rees 52

Gloria Vetere Osborne 51

Anonymous

Geraldine M. Otremba, Ph.D. 63

Anne Russell Batchelor 56

Kathleen Person 65

Florence McHale Baur 53

Nora Eberhardt Quigley 46

Jacqueline Thornton Chambers 59

Jane Shea Regan 73

Claudia DeMonte 65

Margaret Howard Reilly ‘64 (Requiescat in Pace)

Alexandra Venturini Dyer 74 Eileen O’Leary Grubb 63 Dorothy A. Harrington 71 Jeannette A. Henry 56 Florence Clark Knick 41 (Requiescat in Pace) Madeline Papio Lacovara 62 Barbara Brown Markell 69 Catalina Rios Meyer 86

Foundations Archbishop McEntegart Fund Bank of America Merrill Lynch Foundation Brooklyn Benevolent Society Consolidated Edison Foundation El Paso Corporate Foundation General Mills Foundation J.P.Morgan Chase Foundation Merck Company Foundation Motorola Solutions Foundation MSG Varsity New York Life Foundation Patchett Family Fund

Elizabeth Grace Ricker 59 (Requiescat in Pace) Mary E. Sculley 77 Laurence Telson 83 Alice M. Timothy, Ph.D. 49 Faith Rieg Victory 52 Nancy Morgan Voss 78 Judith E. Williams 60 Monica Reddy Wood, Ed.D. 72

M atching Gift Companies American International Group

Moody’s Corporation

Ameriprise Financial

Morgan Stanley

Bank of America

New York Stock Exchange

Build America Mutual

Pepsi-Cola

Capital One

Quest Diagnostics

Chevron Humankind

R.U.S.A.

Colgate-Palmolive

The Bank of New York Mellon

Deutsche Bank

The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd

Global Impact

Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. Inc.

IBM Corporation

UBS

Pfizer Foundation Reader’s Digest Foundation Stritter Foundation The George Link, Jr. Foundation The Irving T. Bush Foundation The Josephine Foundation, Inc. The Mnuchin Foundation Verizon Foundation Wallace Foundation

Mary Louis means womanhood and leadership to me. I feel that Mary Louis encourages us as women to be successful in achieving our goals. Mary Louis helps us find our path in life and helps us to understand our mission and purpose as human beings. Mary Louis has not only brought me the right friends but also it has brought me my future – Betsy 36

endowed Scholarships The following named scholarships have been established in honor or in memory of members of the TMLA family. Each scholarship

fund is endowed by generous donations from alumnae and friends of The Academy. If you would like to donate to any one of these named Scholarship Funds please specify that on your check or remittance envelope. Patricia M. Hynes, Esq ’59 Scholarship: Patricia Hynes ’59 credits her time on The Mary Louis Academy debate team with helping her make the decision to go on to law school and pursue a very successful career as a trial lawyer and President of the New York City Bar Association. Pat initially established this scholarship fund through a very generous donation. This scholarship is awarded annually to a student on TMLA’s Speech & Debate Team with the highest G.P.A. Susan James Kropf ’66 Scholarship: The Susan James Kropf Scholarship was established in honor of Susan upon her retirement from her position as President and Chief Operating Officer of Avon Products. The scholarship fund was initially endowed through generous donations from Avon. This Scholarship is awarded annually to a student who wishes to pursue a career in the field of Business. Katherine Conway Maguire ’71 Memorial Scholarship: The Katherine Conway Maguire Scholarship is funded through donations made in memory of Kathy, who passed away in 2007. Kathy devoted her life’s work to the field of nursing and was passionate about caring for the sick and those in need. This scholarship is awarded annually to a student with the highest G.P.A. who wishes to pursue a career in the field of Nursing. Geraldine Reynolds McDonnell ’57 Memorial Scholarship: The Geraldine Reynolds McDonnell Scholarship is funded through donations made in memory of Gerri, who passed away in 2008. Gerri was long time Secretary of TMLA’s Alumnae Association. This 4 year scholarship is awarded to a Catholic student who scores in the 80th percentile or above, exhibits community involvement and whose family demonstrates economic need. If you would like to establish an endowed named scholarship in honor or in memory of someone, please contact the Office of Academy Advancement at (718) 297-2120 or at MaryLouisAcademy@aol.com 37

Margaret Howard Reilly ’64 Memorial Scholarship: The Margaret Howard Reilly Scholarship is funded through donations made in memory of Margaret, who passed away in 2011. In the final days of her life, Margaret and her family worked tirelessly to establish this scholarship at TMLA. Margaret’s mother was a single parent in the field of law enforcement, who worked very hard to provide her daughter with a Mary Louis education. Margaret wished to provide this scholarship to a young woman from a similar background. This 4 year scholarship is awarded to a student from a single parent home that attains admission and exhibits economic need. August & Nora Eberhardt Memorial Scholarship: The August & Nora Eberhardt Scholarship was endowed through a very generous donation to TMLA from their daughter Nora Eberhardt Quigley ’46. Nora has always credited TMLA with her success as a lifelong educator, and she remains grateful for all the sacrifices her parents made in order to send her to Mary Louis. This 4 year scholarship is awarded to a young woman who provides service to her community, is an “average” student and whose family exhibits economic need. Mary C. Gyves Memorial Scholarship: The Mary C. Gyves Memorial Scholarship was endowed through generous donations made in memory of Mary, who passed away in 2012. Mary was the proud mother of two TMLA alumnae, Mary Jane ‘74 & Katherine ‘76, and overcame significant physical challenges in her own life. This scholarship is awarded annually to a student who has overcome a physical challenge or serious illness. Class of 1962 Scholarship: The Class of 1962 Scholarship was endowed through donations made by members of the Class of 1962. This scholarship is awarded annually to a student who attains admission, scores in the 90th percentile or above and whose family exhibits economic need.

THANK Y OU FOR GRANTS RECEIVED The Mary Louis Academy gratefully acknowledges these restricted grants Archbishop McEntegart Fund

$10,000

Bank of America Merrill Lynch Foundation

$5,000

Con Ed Foundation

$10,000

The Archbishop McEntegart Fund, the Bank of America Merril Lynch Foundation and the Con Ed Foundation generously awarded TMLA a combined total of $25,000 in

grant monies. These grants are being used to underwrite the costs of TMLA’s Robotics/

Engineering Program.

George Link Foundation - $15,000

Wallace Foundation - $200,000

$15,000 grant. This grant is to be used for tuition

TMLA’s Annual Fund, the Wallace Foundation

The George Link Foundation awarded TMLA a

In addition to a generous gift of $25,000 to

assistance for students who demonstrate need.

awarded TMLA a $175,000 grant. Through

Josephine Foundation - $1,000

full time college counselor, in addition to their

The Josephine Foundation: Follow Your Dreams grant program awarded TMLA a $1,000 grant.

This grant is being used towards the purchase

of overhead hanging condenser microphones for the Auditorium stage.

MSG Varsity - $1,000

MSG Varsity (a subsidiary of Cablevision and the MSG Network) awarded TMLA a $1,000 grant.

This grant was for the purchase of equipment to make student produced videos for submission to a section of the MSG Varsity web site dedicated to Mary Louis Athletics.

this generous grant juniors and seniors have a guidance counselor, who helps chart their paths

up to and after graduation. Additionally, students work with independent college consultants. SAT Preparation courses, taught by instructors from a nationally recognized college prep program,

Mary Louis is a safe haven, it provides me with people whom I can speak with and connect to. Teachers and students alike help provide a place where I can simply be myself. The only thing TMLA asks me in return is that I become the best person I can be. – Christina

are offered to all juniors and seniors on campus at TMLA. Eligible students take affordable,

overnight chartered bus trips to visit prestigious East Coast colleges, including Yale, Princeton,

Georgetown, Brown, MIT, Boston College, and Harvard. Thanks to this grant our students are well prepared for life after TMLA.

Students on Ivy-Elite College Trip to Pennsylvania

The Class of 1993 (above) had the largest turnout with almost 50% of their graduating class in attendance!

CLASS GIFTS TMLAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s annual Alumnae Reunion was a wonderful success, with almost 500 Alumnae returning to The Academy to reconnect with former classmates. Every year each graduating class donates to a Class Gift to The Academy. These gifts can be made in honor of a favorite teacher who made a difference in your life or in memory of a beloved classmate or family member who has passed away. This year the Reunion Classes donated almost $20,000 to TMLA.

REUN ION CLASS GIFTS CLASS OF

GIFT

CLASS OF

GIFT

1943

$50

1978

$3,925

1948

$30

1983

$1,210

1953

$1,795

1988

$355

1958

$1,585

1993

$1,105

1963

$5,005

1998

$70

1968

$500

2003

$365

1973

$3,350

2008

$125

A special thank you to the Class Reps who helped make the 2013 reunion so successful. Class of 1958: Patricia Dunn Ryan Class of 1963: Joanne Ford Doyle

Class of 1968: Margherita Madonia Sexton

Class of 1973: Grace Hunter & Nancy Matta

Class of 1978: Amparo Diaz Connors, Christina Lombardino & Constance Fratianni Wysota, JD Class of 1983: Maribeth Duffy Cinelli

Class of 1988: Norma Saint-Vil Bernard

Class of 1993: Stacey Romano, Fiona Brett Fahy, JD & Angela Ottomanelli Hubbs, JD

REGION AL RECEPTIONS Over the last several years TMLA alumnae have hosted

regional receptions in Florida, New York City, New Jersey,

Connecticut, the DC Capital District, Maryland, Long Island, California, Westchester and the Albany Capital Region.

These events have proved to be a wonderful way for TMLA alumnae who live in the same area to meet, connect with fellow Mary Louis women and also learn about what’s happening at TMLA today. We believe the Mary Louis

community extends far beyond the geographic boundaries of our hilltop. No matter where you live you remain a

member of the TMLA family. We are all united by memories, traditions and a strong belief in the education of women of vision and dignity.

TMLA would like to thank those alumnae who hosted these lovely events in the 2012-2013 academic year. Joyce Zakierski Simmons 66 Sparta, NJ

Laura Pula Cook, Esq. 74 Bel Air, CA

Barbara Pryor, Esq. 71 Upper East Side, NYC

Lois Meaney McGowan 53 Cutchogue, NY

National Merit We are proud to announce that TWO of our students Erin Krebs ‘14 and Linelle Abueg ‘14 have been named semi-finalists in the 2013 National Merit Scholarship Program. Erin and Linelle are two of the top 16,000 highest scorers from the more than 1.5 million high school seniors who took the PSAT in their junior year. Congratulations ladies! These talented young women are pictured here with Assistant-Principal S. Filippa Luciano CSJ ‘54, Principal S. Kathleen McKinney CSJ, Ed.D. and Assistant-Principal Ann O’Hagan Cordes ‘84, P ‘11.

DONOR WALL

Our “TMLA Building for the Future” donor wall is modeled

after The Academy building and graces the landing of our Main

Staircase. Made of solid wood and brass, the “Building for

the Future” has bricks and windows of different shapes and

sizes to engrave and allows benefactors of TMLA the chance to personalize and choose your level of giving.

to honor a favorite teacher, cherished friend or say thank you to your parents or others who have made an impact on your life.

All of the proceeds from the “Building for the Future” are used

for scholarships, endowments and building renovations. For questions, please contact the Office of Academy

This structure represents the tributes and memorials that

Advancement at (718) 297-2120.

alumnae, parents and friends choose to make. You may wish

Yes, I would like to take part in the “Building for the Future” and support The Mary Louis Academy. I would like to obtain a: Brick ($1,000)

Small Square Window ($3,000)

Arch Window ($10,000)

Enclosed please find my tax deductible check in the amount of $

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The Mary Louis Academy volunteers had a hand in all of the relief efforts on the days we spent in the Rockaways. On the ride home each day, as we reflected, discussed and prayed together about our experience, it was evident that each member of our community who was with us was moved by the day. The devastation of burned homes and family businesses, the people begging for assistance and the worried but hopeful faces that we encountered throughout the day did not deflate our young women, but rather inspired them to continue to serve those devastated by the storm. They were eager to return to the places most in need, in order to help their sisters and brothers and to be the light of Christ in the midst of Sandyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wrath. - Ms. Kimberly Scully, TMLA Campus Minister

In the fall of 2012 Hurricane Sandy devastated large areas of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Particularly hard hit in Queens were the communities on the Rockaway Peninsula and the neighborhood of Howard Beach. Thousands of people were without power or heat for weeks, many losing their homes or everything they owned. TMLA put out a call to the members of the TMLA Family to help those who were suffering, and as always you made us proud! We would like to extend a special thank you to the following people and businesses for their incredible generosity towards our Hurricane Sandy relief effort:

our Hurricane Sandy heroes Ariana A. Ali 11 James Frances Allocco Rao Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Alvarez P 13 & 16 Mr. & Mrs. William K. Andrakakos Ms. Joan M. Anson Susanne Akhbari Appleman 90 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Argyros Mr. Dale F. Arroyo Ellen Donohue Barbieri 59 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Barsky Kerry McBride Barto 90 Johanna Grunewald Beedenbender 60 Ann Marie Bergold 66 Christine C. Bielenda 77 Erin Blair Mary Lynn Oftring Borst 80 Larissa Hochgreb Bortot 90 Adrienne Thompson Braverman 60 Kaitlyn Briffa 07 Mrs. Liza Bruno Mary Neunzig Bullock 55 Bettina Campbell 67 Ann Marie Martelli Cardillo 90 Michelle Bussani Cardinal 97 Mr. & Mrs. Peter V. Cardone Barbara A. Casazza 72 Lynne Fredericks Casey 76 Danielle Cherpock 94 College Karma Consulting, LLC Anna Matulich Conforti 90 Christina Coscia 07 42

Brenda Cover

Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Lapp

Mr. & Mrs. Samir Succar

Carol Vite Crespo 90

Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Looney

The Alliance for Children’s Rights

Mr. & Mrs. Barto Crivella

Mr. & Mrs. James G. Lynch P 15

The Big Wood Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. John Dalton

Eloise Merlino Mangino 69, P 08

Patricia Izzo Thigpen 67

Mr. & Mrs. David C. Dalton

Mr. Nicholas Maurantonio

Joann Ponzio Trimarco 67 P 91

Dancing Dreams

Diane Sankis McCann 58

Mrs. Patricia Vaccaro P 76, G 01

Christine Marston Davenport 65

Det. Elizabeth C. McColgan 90

Ms. Dorothy Vazzana

Joan Kirshberg Davis, JD 70

Mrs. Kathleen McLoughlin

Joanna Maffia Wahmann 90

Brie A. DeFelice 00

Joanne McNeece Miles 58

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Waldron P 98 & 05

S. Joanne A. DeLaura CSJ 57

Ms. Joyce Miller

Mr. Robert Welch

Ms. Kathleen Deming

Kerry Minich

Ms. Denise Wessels

Claudia DeMonte 65

Mr. & Mrs. David T. Modi

Cynthia Coffey Westenberger 90

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dickman

Mr. James Morsink

Kasey Zabiski 10

S. Joan Dolan CSJ

Dana Lachana Murray

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Donohoe, Jr.

Annmarie O’Brien, Ed.D. 67

Ellen O’Hara Dreyer 59

Janice Ehmer O’Connor 80

Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Dunham

Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. O’Donoghue

Laura LoPorto Eng

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. O’Hagan

Stephanie Doran Finocchio 87

Mr. James O’Hagan

Friends of Mrs. McCormack

Mr. Michael O’Hagan

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur N. Fuccillo

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O’Hagan

Catherine Bulger Gagnon 66

Mr. Thomas O’Hagan

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Garrett

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O’Hagan

Chantal Santucci Giambrone 90

Dr. & Mrs. Ronald T. Olivet

Gonzaga College High School

Alyssa M. Peluso 10

Lisette Fernandez Gonzalez 76

Gina Pizzariello Peluso 87 P10

Sharon Schiller Gould 75

Elizabeth Bush Pierson, JD 90

Valerie J. Green 72

Providence Productions, Inc.

Linda Mizzaro Grogan 75

Christine Dimino Pugliese 86

Jean Banting Hagenburger 59

Nora Eberhardt Quigley 46

Mary C. Hannon, Ed.D. 77

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Ranft

Colleen Harrington, M.D. 90

Virginia A. Rankin 59

Deirdre McGilloway Hayes, Ed.D. 67

Richter & Associates

A. Therese Heath

Lilia Szatmary Rios 00

Mr. & Mrs. H. Dale Hemmerdinger

Joanna M. Rogone 02

Mr. & Mrs. James E. Hendershot

Mrs. Nancy Salpepi

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Heptig

Ms. Louise M. Saputo

Nicole M. Hogsett 04

Anna Maria Sejuelas 14

Sarah E. Holinski 77, P 03 & 07

Serta Mattress Company

Tina Crassides Holinski 07

Lena Cutrone Shamulzai 02

Ms. Allison Holland

Nicole Phillips Sharpe 90

Kristin Waldron Horan, M.D. 98

Nora F. Shea 90

Virginia Klaum Hughes 74

Mary E. Sitler 00

Ms. Karen Johnson

Caitlin Smith 07

Noelle D. Karas 93

Carla M. Soviero 72

Mrs. Mary Kelly

Renee Viewig Sowinski 90

Eva Konopka 92

Anna Spahidakis 14

Clare Ringswald Kowalek 67

Marilyn Grillo Springer 90

Dr. & Mrs. Wilfredo S. Lao P 14

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Stercula P 91 & 94

Mr. & Mrs. Chris Lapp

Mr. & Mrs. Ken Stockdale

Mary Louis is a very nurturing community that fosters immense growth in knowledge and understanding. Since it is an all girls’ school TMLA allows students to be our true selves and be confident in our own persons. Mary Louis provides an abundance of opportunities for people to delve into their particular fields of interest. TMLA provides excellent preparation for young women to approach college and career life. Mary Louis is also a place where everlasting friendships are made, since the community generates unity among all the students. The whole environment of TMLA is very warm and welcoming and it allows all the students here to think of it as our home away from home – Christina

Is Your Name Missing? It could be because… 1. You made your gift after our fiscal year ended. This Annual Report is reflective of Annual Fund gifts received between July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013. Gifts after June 30th will be included in next year’s Annual Report.

2. You asked that your gift be kept anonymous 3. We made a mistake, if so please know that is an omission of the pen and not of the heart.

Please call the Office of Academy Advancement at (718) 297-2120 if you have any questions.

CLASS NOTES T H E FORTI ES

The Sixties

Joan Morgan Arsenault ‘49 in April 2013, her fifty-five year old

Nancy Pennecke Obremski ‘66 retired in June 2013 after forty-

son, Gavin, fulfilled his lifetime dream of running in the Boston

Marathon. He passed the finish line shortly before the explosions. Joyce T. O’Neill ‘48 enjoys her bridge friends, two garden clubs and volunteering at G C Hospital.

Th e Fift ies Gail Leonard Neill ‘56

Is happy to announce her daughter, Colleen Neill Overlock and

three years of teaching in the Deer Park, NY schools.

Judy Williams ‘60 walked the Camino de Santiago Compostela in Spain in May of 2013.

The Seventies Barbara Rudd Hajko ‘71 is proud of her niece, Sara Zask, who graduated with TMLA’s Class of 2013.

husband, Will, gave birth to their first child, Abigail Katharine,

Diane Dalton Holbrook ‘79 is married to Frank Holbrook and

52 years) for husband, Jim and herself. Abigail is their tenth

University and Aileen, who will be a freshman at Sacred

in April 2013. It was the wedding anniversary date (celebrating grandchild. Gail is still teaching in the prison system. She teaches sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grade subjects, with emphasis on Math, Reading and English. This prepares the men to take

their GED test. From 1994-2004 she taught incarcerated teens; when that facility closed she moved to teaching incarcerated

men. The work is very rewarding, especially when you can spark someone’s interest in learning. Many then seek additional work

for their cells. This helps to strengthen their skills and make them prepared to take the necessary tests and to pass. The greatest

reward is when you see the men advancing in ability and the joy and satisfaction they feel at achieving a goal.

Marie McNichol Nolan ‘51 welcomed her classmates, Mary Ann Readyoff Vetter and Eileen Stein Zeis, to her home in the Finger Lakes of NY. Fun was had and they hope to make this an annual event.

Marie Tomczak Redecha ‘59 has always been a needlewoman,

and since retiring has been actively pursuing that hobby. She just

finished a wedding sampler for one niece and has started another for her goddaughter. She loves counted cross stitching things for

they have two daughters, Alana who will be a junior at Fordham Heart Academy.

The Nineties Bonnie Kirby ‘93 gave birth to daughter, KyrieAnn Margaret, on February 21, 2013. Mom and baby are doing well.

Debra Lohrey Sabesan ‘97 and her husband, Mark, are happy to announce the birth of their first daughter, Julia Ashley, born January 2013.

Annalisa D’Introno Tolentino ‘94 is a Physician Assistant at NY Hospital of Queens. She has three children.

Mariann D’Introno Torres ‘97 is a Biology Teacher at Trinity Prep School in Orlando, FL. She has two children.

The Millennium Tanya D’Introno ‘05 is working as a Secretary at the

friends and family!

McKool Institute.

Judith Carine Tate, PhD ‘59 with classmates, Eileen Nugent Cain,

Janet Engesser Nemeth ‘00 and husband, Daniel, are expecting

1959, traveled to Turkey together for several weeks.

generation graduate of TMLA!

Eileen Sullivan, Ph. D. and Mary Ann Verdi McInerney, all Class of

Carol Kloss Traynor ‘54 is still working full time in a commercial insurance wholesale brokerage firm; a leading wholesale

brokerage firm in the country. Her family is still growing with

twenty-two grandchildren; sixteen girls and six boys and three great-granddaughters. 45

their first child in November 2013, who will hopefully be a third

The Mary Louis Academy is a place for growth and self reflection. I am not the same person who entered this building three years ago; my values and the way I present myself have changed because of what has been instilled in us since day one. Mary Louis is a safe place in which I can truly be the person I am, I can be myself and take pride in that. The Mary Louis Academy is the reason why I am the person I am today – Melanie

In Memoriam Edna M. Fannon ‘41 June 12, 2013

Lucille D’Agostino Mosca ‘66 May 4, 2013

Veronica Fitzgerald McCann ‘41 May 5, 2012

Kathryn Ricciardelli, Esq. ‘72 November 4, 2009

Miriam Simerlein Robinson ‘43 December 19, 2012

Trish Fitzgerald-McGlynn, daughter of Dorothy

Genevieve V. Everly ‘46 August 30, 2011 Catherine Burnikel, PhD ‘47 August 14, 2012 Helen Lucey Laraia ‘51 December 21, 2012

Burger Fitzgerald ‘49 June 16, 2013

William J. Sheeron, husband of Joan Merola

Sheeron ‘70 and brother-in-law of Mary Louise Merola Carvajal, MD ‘68 February 23, 2013

Please notify us of the passing of a

Alice Mary Lynam McDonald ‘51 May 20, 2013

TMLA alumna or a family member.

Winifred Waterhouse McElynn ‘51 October 6, 2011

or at MaryLouisAcademy@aol.com

Virginia Kenney Golitz-Papesca ‘52 September 23, 2012 Diane J. Agrell ‘57 January 25, 2013 Rev. Denise Pariseau Mantell, Ph.D. ‘64 July 23, 2013

Please contact the Office of Academy

Advancement at (718) 297-2120 x 286

Mail to:

The Mary Louis Academy

Office of Academy Advancement 176-21 Wexford Terrace Mother Mary Louis Way

Jamaica Estates, NY 11432

Bernice Regulinski Cole ’65, sister of Irene Regulinski Ostapow ‘68 April 29, 2013

Mary Louis to me is a home away from home. The unified environment makes me feel at ease and allows me to be myself. I am able to express myself here and I am never limited. There are so many opportunities that Mary Louis has to offer and I am so lucky to be able to take part in them. Here at Mary Louis we not only learn academics but also we learn to socialize and interact better in our community, both within and outside of school – Samantha

Mark Your Calendars Genesians performance of “Little Women” November 22 & 23

Christmas Concert December 13 & 14

Alumnae Association Meeting January 22

Spirit Night March 21

Alumnae Association Meeting March 26

Mary Louis means many things to me. This school has given me a home away from home, without TMLA I wouldn’t have the great supportive friends that I have today. The teachers and students at Mary Louis treat everyone as equals, so that nobody ever feels left out. My friends and I have nothing but good things to say about this school. TMLA has not only given me academic opportunities, but also athletics. As a member of the swim team, I hope to take Mary Louis Swimming all the way into college. The times that I have spent in TMLA have been the best days of my life! – Georgia

Parents’ Club Auction March 28

Genesians Spring Musical April 4 & 5

Communion Breakfast April 6

Reunion

Classes of ’44, ’49, ’54, ’59, ’64, ’69, ’74, ’79, ’84, ’89, ’94, ’99, ’04 & ’09 April 12

Alumnae Mother/Daughter Brunch May 3

Alumnae Association Meeting May 14

Night of the arts: Student Art show & spring concert May 16

Legacy Society Luncheon June 11 47

For more information about tickets and registration for any of these events please contact TMLA’s Office of Alumnae Relations at: Phone : (718) 297-2120 x 286 E-mail: Alumnae@tmla.org

Or visit our alumnae website at www.tmlaalumnae.org

TMLA Students Put Malala Yousafzai on Principal ’s List Mary Louis means friendship to me. There are many girls here at The Mary Louis Academy; you create lasting friendships with girls from all different backgrounds and beliefs. These friends are there for you through the good times and the bad. Mary Louis also means hard work; we are prepared for college and real life. Even the alumnae come back to help us grow as Mary Louis women! It is so comforting to know that if you happen to stumble along the way there will always be someone there to help you, even after graduation. – Samantha

Each semester The Mary Louis Academy announces those students who have achieved

the highest G.P.A. for that term by placing them on the Principal’s List. This is the highest

academic honor that The Academy awards our students and last year there was one very important additional name on that list.

TMLA students requested to put Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old Pakistani girl targeted by the Taliban for daring to choose to go to school, on TMLA’s Principal’s List as their way of honoring this young woman.

Though just a young teen, Malala Yousafzai has established herself as a fearless advocate

for the right of all girls to receive an education. Malala was living in the Swat Valley, a region of Pakistan dominated by the Taliban. On January 15, 2009, the Taliban issued a formal

edict banning all girls from school. Malala defied the ban, and continued to attend classes

and speak out against the oppression she and her schoolmates endured. She was awarded Pakistan’s first National Youth Peace Prize, and became a courageous and inspiring voice for girls around the world.

On October 9, 2012, while she and her classmates were riding home from school, the Taliban stopped and boarded the van, identified Malala, and shot her. She recovered from her attack at a hospital in Birmingham, England. Malala still faces a long and arduous road ahead, the

Taliban has vowed that they will complete their mission and assassinate her.

Led by Seniors Michele Acosta, Catherine Muldoon and Bridget Nunez, and under the

direction of Mrs. Allyson Gutierrez, the TMLA Service Homerooms encouraged students in

Malala’s honor to take full advantage of their own opportunities for education. Each student

wrote her own pledge on a star that was posted on the display in the Main Hall of the school. The display includes Malala’s story and also the student body’s response: “We, the students of TMLA, have pledged our solidarity with and support for this courageous young woman who has risked so much for the education of girls, just like us, around the world.”

Year in Review September 2012 • Opening Liturgy at Immaculate Conception Monastery Church with Student Council inductions. • Students volunteered at First Presbyterian Church soup kitchen in Jamaica. Every Wednesday of the year students continued to volunteer serving dinner to over 100 people in need. • Alumnae Regional Reception hosted by Joyce Zakierski Simmons ‘66 held at Lake Mohawk Country Club in Sparta, NJ. Alumnae who live in Northern New Jersey attended for an evening of light refreshments, conversation and to get an update on their Alma Mater. October 2012 • Annual Junior Trip to Boston, MA. • Annual Cultural Harmony Celebration. Students were encouraged to dress in traditional ethnic clothing and bring in dishes and items that are representative of their own ethnic backgrounds. The entire TMLA Community participated in this wonderful sharing of cultures and traditions. • TMLA hosted annual Hunger Banquet. Students participated in a dinner where some were served a full 3 course meal, some a sandwich, and others just a bowl of rice. This was to allow students to experience some of the challenges and injustices of living in a world where a billion people are in chronic need of food. • Installation of 13 students as Ministers of Holy Communion. • TMLA Varsity Track team member, Aziza Hawthorne ‘13, qualified in the 200 meter dash for the NY State Championships, finishing first in Brooklyn & Queens and second in all of NYC. • Principal’s Dinner held in the Susan James Kropf ’66 Library at TMLA. This annual event was a lovely evening of thanks with close to 100 of TMLA’s benefactors in attendance. • TMLA JV Soccer finished in 1st place in the NYC CHSAA after an undefeated season. • Breast Cancer Awareness Day, TMLA community was encouraged to wear pink to show their support. Students distributed information on Breast Cancer screening and self-examination and raised money for Breast Cancer research. • Annual Freshwoman/Senior Halloween Dance. • TMLA’s Tennis Team won the NYC Championships after an undefeated season. • 15th Annual TMLA Walk-a-thon postponed due to Hurricane Sandy. November 2012 • TMLA closed for one week due to the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy. • Massive relief effort staged by the TMLA community to help those who were affected by Hurricane Sandy. TMLA alumnae, students, faculty and their families & friends contributed over $30,000 and countless amounts of food, clothing & supplies to aid the hurricane victims. TMLA students and faculty members made numerous trips to the Rockaways to personally deliver these items and aid in the recovery effort. • Over 100 new students inducted into the Mary Louis Chapter of the National Honor Society. • TMLA’s Varsity Track team placed first in the Brooklyn/Queens CHSAA and in the top 10 in New York City. • TMLA Forensics League (Speech & Debate) member, LiLing Rivera ’13, placed first in Original Oratory in the Annual Forensics Interleague Tournament. • Genesians presented their fall production “Twelve Angry Women”. • Both TMLA’s Varsity & JV Volleyball teams were named Brooklyn/Queens Semifinalists.

Year in Review December 2012 • 15th Annual Walk-a-thon took place. • Merry Mailbox Mission - TMLA students created and delivered hundreds of Christmas cards for the residents at St. Mary’s Hospital for Children, Hillcrest Manor Nursing Home, St. Albans Hospital for Veterans and Maria Regina Residence in Brentwood. • TMLA’s Varsity Basketball ranked in the top 10 in NYC by MSG Varsity. • Weekend spiritual retreat for students at St. Joseph’s Villa in the Hamptons. • Annual Christmas Concert performed by TMLA’s Glee Club, Select Chorus, Chamber Ensemble & Orchestra. In keeping with tradition the Glee Club & Orchestra ended the concert with the performance of Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus”. • Sophomores participated in the “Jeans for Teens” drive in which they collected over 200 pairs of gently-used jeans to be donated to local homeless shelters. • Advent/Christmas Liturgy celebrated at Immaculate Conception Monastery Church. • NY Daily News names TMLA senior, Kate Goldman, as one of the top 25 basketball players to watch in NYC. • Students performed the annual Christmas Play. January 2013 • Launch of TMLA’s weekend S.T.E.M. Academy for 7th & 8th grade girls. This enrichment program is designed to foster an interest in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math among young women. • Annual Father/Daughter Dance (formerly known as the “Pop Hop”) • American Mathematics Competition administered at TMLA. 15 of our students were invited to participate in this challenging national competition. February 2013 • Inductions into the Mary Louis Chapters of the L.O.T.E. (Language Other Than English) Honor Society. 30 students inducted into the Mother St. John Fontbonne Chapter of the French Honor Society. 17 students inducted into the Mother Cabrini Chapter of the Italian Honor Society. 28 students inducted into the Sister James Patrice Chapter of the Latin Honor Society and 165 students inducted into the Our Lady of Fatima Chapter of the Spanish Honor Society. • Students held their annual dance with the residents of Hillcrest Manor Nursing Home. • Alumnae returned to TMLA to participate in our Mentoring Program. These alumnae spoke with the students about their college and career experiences and offered advice on how to follow in their footsteps. The career fields represented were Nursing, Psychology, Law, Media, Journalism, Finance, Law Enforcement, Computer Technology and Education. • TMLA students celebrated Valentine’s Day by making peanut butter & jelly sandwiches for Faith Mission, which feeds the homeless. • TMLA Alumna, Kristin Waldron-Horan, M.D. ’98 returned to TMLA as part of our Mentoring Program. Kristin is a neurologist and spoke with our current Freshwomen on what is involved in becoming a physician. Kristin stressed to our current students how every moment of their high school experience counts towards college, and how they should start thinking about their futures today. • TMLA’s Varsity Track Team was named Brooklyn/Queens Champions. TMLA senior, Aziza Hawthorne, was named Brooklyn/Queens MVP. • Annual Academic Bowl. Each spring TMLA holds this competition for 7th grade girls from schools in Queens, Brooklyn & Nassau County. The girls compete in both individual & team competitions in Religious Studies, Language Arts, Social Studies, Current Events, Science, & Health. • TMLA Varsity Track Team members participated and won medals in the Millrose Games at the Armory in Manhattan. TMLA was the only NYC school in the CHSAA to qualify for participation in this prestigious meet.

Year in Review March 2013 • TMLA had 6 students awarded Gold Keys and 11 students awarded Silver Keys in the 2013 Scholastic Art Awards of NYC. These talented young artists received recognition at a ceremony in Casita Maria for the Arts in the Bronx. • 7th Grade students from 22 elementary schools participated in our 4th Annual Young Women in Math competition. • Alumnae Regional Reception hosted by Laura Pula Cook, Esq ‘73, held in the Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA. Over 25 alumnae who live in California attended for a champagne brunch, conversation with fellow alumnae and to listen to an update on their alma mater. • 16 students from Il Istituto di Istruzione Secundaria Superior G. Curcio in Ispica, Ragussa, Italy were hosted at TMLA for one week. These students have been in contact with our students via Skype during school hours as part of the Department of Italian’s curriculum. • TMLA students were selected to participate in a course on Financial Literacy given by the group High Water Women and funded by the Muriel Siebert Foundation. • International Women’s Day celebrated at TMLA. TMLA students were invited to attend the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. TMLA was the only Catholic high school in Queens invited by the UN to attend this international conference. • Liturgy celebrating the Feast of St. Joseph, patron of our Sisters, celebrated at Immaculate Conception Monastery Church. Freshwoman Kayla Brutman-Faria, a member of TMLA’s Sacrament Seekers program, received her First Holy Communion at the liturgy. • Annual Spirit Week, culminating in Spirit Night in Fitzgerald Gymnasium at Queens College. The seniors won! • Junior Ring Day. • The annual Alumnae Reunion was a wonderful success with almost 500 Alumnae “coming home” to TMLA. April 2013 • Over 60 students traveled to Italy, Germany and Prague over the Easter Break. Annual cultural enrichment trips abroad are sponsored and chaperoned by TMLA. • TMLA Art Majors received a private tour of the Neue Galerie, a museum in Manhattan devoted to early twentieth century German & Austrian art and design. • Annual Communion Breakfast took place at TMLA for students, parents and faculty. • TMLA Mission Week. TMLA students and faculty came together to spread the CSJ mission of Unity, Reconciliation & Inclusive Love. • Genesians performed their spring musical “Legally Blonde”. • Prom/Party Dress Drive. TMLA students donated and collected gently used prom/party dresses to be donated to less fortunate young women in the NYC area who would not otherwise be able to afford a prom dress. • TMLA Parents’ Association hosted their annual Live Auction to benefit TMLA. This year’s theme was Mardi Gras. • Alumnae Regional Reception hosted by Barbara Pryor, Esq. ’71 held at Marche du Sud restaurant on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Over 30 alumnae who live or work in Manhattan attended for an evening of light refreshments, conversation and to listen to an update on their alma mater. • TMLA students donated and assembled “Welcome Home” baskets to be given to the residents of the newest Providence House Residence in Brooklyn. Providence House is a ministry founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph to provide shelter for abused women and children. • Annual Alumnae Mother/Daughter Brunch held in TMLA Cafeteria. Over 125 Alumnae returned with their mothers, grandmothers, daughters, granddaughters and other female relatives and friends. • TMLA Glee Club invited to participate in the Diocesan Music Commission Youth Choir Festival.

Year in Review Mary Louis means the world to me, it is my second home. Sometimes I spend more time at TMLA than my own home! I have met so many great friends here who will be my sisters forever. This school helped me to find myself as a person. Mary Louis gave me so many great opportunities in academics and athletics, TMLA is such an excellent school to prepare you for college. This school is definitely one of the best choices I have ever made; it has helped me to grow as a person and has influenced me to make all the right choices in life beginning with choosing TMLA! – Diana May 2013 • 3rd Annual Delete Day held at TMLA. Delete Day is an entirely student directed initiative in which the TMLA community is encouraged to remove any negative content from their social media networking pages and accounts. • TMLA senior, Rachel Spampinato, received national recognition in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards of 2013. Rachel was awarded a Silver Medal at a ceremony in Carnegie Hall. • Five members of TMLA’s Sacrament Seekers program received their sacrament of Confirmation from Bishop DiMarzio at Holy Family Church in Fresh Meadows. • TMLA Freshwoman, Melissa Samide, received a perfect score on the National Latin Examination. • TMLA Robotics Program hosted a Robotics Workshop for 7th & 8th grade girls interested in hands on experience with Robotics and Engineering. • Annual Night of the Arts. TMLA Art Show exhibiting artwork from our talented students followed by the Spring Concert performed by TMLA Glee Club and Orchestra. • TMLA Alumna, Caroline Dorsa ’77, returned to speak with our juniors. Caroline is Executive VP and CFO of Public Service Energy Group (PSEG). Caroline is the highest ranking female utility executive in the state of New Jersey. Caroline spoke to the students about having a career in finance and gave wonderful advice on how to navigate college and life as a successful businesswoman. • For the 5th year in a row TMLA hosted the New York State Music Association Festival for Queens. 15 TMLA students performed at the festival ranging from Cello to Piano to Voice. • TMLA Forensic League member, Denay Richards ‘15, placed in the top 16 in New York State in the Lincoln-Douglas Debate. • TMLA Senior Prom took place at the Swan Club in Roslyn Heights. • Graduation Liturgy at Immaculate Conception Monastery Church where seniors received their tassels and the traditional long stemmed yellow rose. June 2013 • The 74th Commencement Exercises of The Mary Louis Academy took place in Colden Auditorium of Queens College. 228 young women were awarded their diplomas and joined the ranks of over 20,000 TMLA Alumnae worldwide. 100% of the Class of 2013 went on to college, and these talented young women were awarded over $32 million in academic merit-based scholarships. • Two TMLA students named runners up in the New York Browning Society High School Poetry Competition and were invited to attend the awards ceremony at the National Arts Club in the historic Tilden Mansion. • TMLA’s Department of Italian received unprecedented results in the National Italian Examination. 31 students scored high enough to earn Scholarships or Honorable Mention. These results were unmatched by any other high school in the continental U.S. or Canada. • TMLA Forensic Science Team won awards for Best Crime Scene Processing, Best Crime Lab Examination, Best Investigative Plan, and Best Final Presentation at the annual CSI Challenge Competition at Stony Brook University. • TMLA Glee Club awarded a Silver rating at the New York State Music Association Majors Festival at Lehman College. • Alumnae Regional Reception hosted by Lois Meaney McGowan ’53, held in Cutchogue, NY. Over 25 alumnae who live on the North & South Forks of Long Island attended for an afternoon of light refreshments, conversation and to listen to an update on their alma mater. • TMLA Cheerleading Team received the Spirit Award at the CHSAA Cheer Competition. • Annual Forensics (Speech & Debate) Dinner held in TMLA Cafeteria.

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Year in Review Summer 2013 • TMLA’s 6th Annual Summer Fest took place July 1st-31st. More than 100 7th and 8th grade girls from elementary schools throughout Queens, Brooklyn & Nassau County enjoyed courses taught by TMLA Faculty in Chemistry, Forensic Science, Art, Math, Shakespeare, Poetry and much more. TMLA students volunteered as aides in the program. • Gymnasium Locker Room remodeled. • New water heater installed in the former Convent. • Original exterior architectural lighting rewired and restored. • In July, 30 students and 4 faculty members from TMLA traveled to Indiana to attend the annual ND Vision conference. ND Vision is a spiritual retreat conference held at the University of Notre Dame. High School students from all across the United States and Canada participate in this 5-day program. The theme is “God is calling...how will you answer?” • All telecommunication wires were moved indoors to ensure that weather will not affect the lines of communication. • Additional security cameras and monitors installed both inside the buildings and throughout the campus to further enhance TMLA’s security system. • Drains and gutters along roofs of the Main and Wing buildings were replaced and realigned to prevent leaks. • New water fountains installed in bathrooms. • Further work was done on the creation of Robotics/Engineering & Mathematics Laboratories in the former Convent. • TMLA Varsity Cheerleaders won multiple awards at the 2013 UCA Cheer Camp.

Un ited Nations TMLA students and five faculty members were invited to attend the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women 57 held at the UN from March 4th to March 15th. They joined the approximately 60,000 women from around the world that came together for seminars, discussions, and workshops devoted to the Commission’s priority theme “The elimination and prevention of all forms of violence against women and girls.” The Mary Louis Academy was the only Catholic high school in Queens to be invited by the United Nations to attend this event. TMLA students have been researching the issues of human trafficking, the education of women, and the power of technology in society. This knowledge enabled students to add insight into conversations at the conference and to actively participate in what was truly a global discussion with women from all around the world. TMLA also hosted students from a CSJ high school in Mexico who were in NY to attend the UN sessions. The students from Mexico worked in collaboration with our students to see how they can help make a positive change for women around the world.

TMLA: Everywhere you turn

Forensic Science Team Wins

In October of 2012, Joanne Little Lynch ‘74 and her husband took a vacation to Sicily. While on the tour, they met a great couple, Sandra & Ivan Castro, who were on their honeymoon. Through their conversation it was discovered that Sandra is also a Mary Louis alumna (Sandra Martinez ’98). Even though they were many years apart at TMLA, they had a great time reminiscing about their alma mater and enjoying the historic and beautiful sights of Sicily. This picture was taken after a wonderful lunch they had together in Mondello, a seaside town outside Palermo.

TMLA’s Forensic Science Team won 4 awards at the annual CSI Challenge Competition at Stony Brook University on June 3. They won awards for Best Crime Scene Processing, Best Crime Lab Examination, Best Investigative Plan, and Best Final Presentation.

Cheerleaders TMLA’s Varsity Cheerleaders won multiple awards at the Universal Cheerleaders Association summer cheerleading camp at Pine Forest Cheer Camp in Honesdale, PA. TMLA’s team won 1st place (Camp Champs) for time out cheer with stunt incorporation in High School Varsity Division as well as 2nd place for “Xtreme Routine” in High School Varsity Division. As recipients of the Superior Squad Trophy they are eligible to perform at the 2014 Capital One Bowl pre-game performance in Orlando, FL! During camp, Gabby Giannopolous ‘16 and Megan Gardiner ’14 were chosen to become UCA All-American! They are both eligible to participate in the New Year’s Day Parade in London, England as well as the Thanksgiving Day Parade in Philadelphia, PA.

TMLA... where you may not meet your future husband... but you will meet your future bridesmaids!

TMLA Trustee, Pascale Saint-Louis Sablan ’01 with her maid of honor Christina Rene ’01 & bridesmaid Marlynne Bidos, Esq. ‘01

Kristin Schwab, M.D. ’99 with her bridesmaids Elisabeth Piro Maggi, Esq. ’99, Anna Pace Stabile ’99, Margaret Borhi Corrado ’99 & Kristen Sardis Barry ‘99

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