2003 Donor Report - Chestnut Hill College

ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2002-2003
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We can be proud that
our mission, values and
traditions remain
intact–ready for a new
generation of students to
enjoy the bounty of a
holistic education.
MY DEAR FRIENDS AND BENEFACTORS OF CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE:
While each period in our history has provided
astonishing moments and lasting memories, this
academic year of 2002-03 has been one that will
be remembered for generations to come. That is
because Chestnut Hill College has undergone the
momentous change from a single-gender
institution to a coeducational one. After several
years of declining enrollment within the College
and increased competition from the academic
community, the decision was made in order to
meet the challenges of higher education in the
21st century. Given the College’s impressive
history, the decision was a difficult one, but it was
done to keep our institution vital by expanding
our reach and our ability to provide a strong,
faith-based education to a larger audience.
After dutiful preparation and thoughtful
planning, Chestnut Hill College’s transition to a
coeducational institution has been a successful
one. This preparation was multifaceted and
thorough, as we learned from the successes and
failures of several schools that had previously
undergone this challenging transition. As a result,
we adopted a new Chestnut Hill College brand
position in our marketing and outreach materials.
This new, updated brand is one that is modern
and compelling in its look, informative and
engaging in voice, and consistent with our newly
created brand positioning statement, which is:
Chestnut Hill College is a dynamic institution
that is evolving to provide students of all ages
with quality educational and spiritual experiences.
In addition to the new look and feel in our
marketing materials, our campus also began to
adopt a subtle new look through physical plant
improvements. Among these improvements
were new furniture in the residence halls and
Dining Room, as well as the addition of a new
Fitness Center.
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Through adjustments to the curriculum and class
structure, as well as changes in marketing and
physical plant, we put the College in a position
to succeed in attracting an entirely new audience
of students, and I am proud to report that we
have thrived. Enrollment figures have exceeded
our expectations, as applications rose 67% during
this academic year. Amazingly, through our
dedicated effort and willingness to embrace new
frontiers, 29% of our full-time applicants were
males. As a result of these impressive figures, we
can be proud that our mission, values and
traditions remain intact–ready for a new
generation of students to enjoy the bounty of a
holistic education.
On behalf of the College Community, I want to
extend our deepest gratitude for the multiple
ways that alumnae/i, friends, benefactors and
foundations have made these successes possible.
I thank you for your belief in Chestnut Hill
College, which you have deemed worthy of your
support, and I pledge my fullest effort to ensure
that we continue to meet your expectations. And
while we will continue to meet the daunting
challenge of becoming a coeducational college,
many other daily, weekly and yearly challenges
exist. It is through the support of friends such as
you who believe in our mission that we can
continue to meet new obstacles. I hope that the
Annual Report that you are about to enjoy
provides proof that we are accomplishing
wonderful things every day at Chestnut Hill
College, and also provides the inspiration for you
to join in our achievements.
Gratefully,
Sister Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D.
President
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THE MISSION OF CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE IS TO
PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH HOLISTIC EDUCATION IN
AN INCLUSIVE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY MARKED BY
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, SHARED RESPONSIBILITY,
PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH, SERVICE TO
ONE ANOTHER AND TO THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY,
AND CONCERN FOR THE EARTH.
DEFINING A
DEFINING YEAR
This Annual Report
focuses on the 2002-03
academic year, which
was a pivotal time in the
history of Chestnut Hill
College. A new era
began, as the College
focused a tremendous
amount of time and
energy on the transition
of Chestnut Hill College
into a coeducational
institution. Yet as we
plan to meet the
challenges of the future,
we will be sure to not
lose sight of our
traditions and our
mission. As a result, the
Chestnut Hill College
experience will now
benefit a new and
expanded student body.
Chestnut Hill College, founded
by the Sisters of Saint Joseph
in 1924, is an independent,
Catholic, institution that
fosters equality through
education. Faithful to its
strong liberal arts tradition,
Chestnut Hill College offers
academic programs of
excellence in the areas of
undergraduate, graduate, and
continuing studies.
SUCCESSFUL BRANDING
CAMPAIGN
True to its Catholic heritage, Chestnut Hill College espouses the
beliefs and values inherent in the Judeo-Christian tradition while
it respects the contributions made by other faith traditions in the
development of the whole person. The College nurtures a sense
of integrity, spirituality, and social justice in all.
The College community dedicates itself to four purposes in
fulfilling this mission. It seeks:
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to provide avenues for students to achieve academic
excellence and to pursue research in their major field or
in interdisciplinary studies. The College encourages
students to explore and experience diverse curricula and to
participate in exchange programs with other institutions of
higher education.
to initiate links between the world of learning and the world
of work through curricular planning, technological
opportunities, and career preparation. The College guides
students in applying theoretical learning through
experiential education designed collaboratively by faculty
and students.
to uphold an atmosphere of communal respect in which
all may clarify and articulate personal values and beliefs
while exploring the ethical and moral dimensions underlying
all relationships. The College encourages inter-faith
opportunities by acquainting all students with Catholicism,
its theology and its Judeo-Christian roots, and by engaging
in dialogue with women and men of other beliefs.
to create local and global connections that enable students
to respond to the needs of others through service-oriented
enterprises. The College educates students to identify and
to address issues of social justice and to work toward
systemic change.
Approved by the Chestnut Hill College Board of Directors, October 7, 2002
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR 2003
ENROLLMENT &
ENTHUSIASM
ON THE RISE
The College’s bold
transition to a
coeducational institution
paid off in terms of
recruitment. Recordbreaking attendance at
Open Houses was an
early sign that the future
indeed was bright for
attracting new students.
Enrollment figures
exceeded our expectations,
as applications rose 67%
during this academic year.
Marketing efforts were
reflective of the
transition, and student
responses and enthusiasm
indicated that the
marketing efforts were
well received.
INCREASED MEDIA
COVERAGE
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A NEW ERA BRINGS NAME CHANGES
MAJORS OVERHAUL
As part of our ongoing commitment to offering a quality
education, the College conducted a review of the curriculum and
academic offerings. The Chestnut Hill College Board of
Directors approved the creation of a new major: International
Business, Language and Culture. This interdisciplinary major
allows students to excel in international business, as well as
foreign language and culture. Another new major, English and
Communications, includes both literary analysis and an emphasis
on professional organization, speaking and writing. This major
provides students with the rich cultural communication skills
necessary in today’s job market.
To reflect the transition to a coeducational institution,
Chestnut Hill College’s three schools were renamed.
Most prominently, the College for Women became the
School of Undergraduate Studies. Additionally, the other
two schools were renamed the School of Graduate
Studies and the School of Continuing Studies. These new
names are another step we have taken to ready ourselves
for the influx of new students.
NEW HIRES
MIDDLE STATES
ACCREDITATION
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We are proud to
announce that Chestnut
Hill College has received
full re-accreditation by
the Commission on
Colleges of the Middle
States Association of
Colleges and Schools
(MSA), the regional
accrediting association
authorized by the U.S.
Congress. By being
accredited, our students’
degrees are based on
high professional
standards that are
focused on student
learning outcomes;
further, the conferred
degrees are accepted by
Graduate and
Professional Schools.
In early 2003, Chestnut
Hill College submitted a
comprehensive SelfStudy report with an
emphasis on enrollment
management. In April, a
team of evaluators
visited Chestnut Hill for
three days. During that
time, they met with
members of the Board
of Directors,
Administrators, faculty,
students and staff. The
Team Report was
evaluated by the
Commission on
Colleges; that body
voted to reaffirm
Chestnut Hill College’s
accreditation in late
June 2003.
ARTHUR GOON
Vice President,
Enrollment
Management
JENNIFER WOFFORD
Acting Dean,
School of
Continuing Studies
ALUMNAE/I ACHIEVEMENT AND ACTIVITIES
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES TOUR TO AUSTRALIA
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Elaine Bennett Davey, ’65 was presenteed with the Eleanore Dolan Egan
’28 Award for Outstanding Service to Chestnut Hill College through the
Alumnae/i Association.
A visit with Santa is one of the highlights at the Alumnae/i Association’s
Christmas Open House.
Regina Maxwell Schwille ’65, (left) president of the Alumnae/i Association,
presents a commemorative painting of Fournier Hall to Stephanie Olexa,
Ph.D., M.B.A., ’72. Olexa was the unanimous winner of the 2003
Chestnut Hill College Alumnae/i Association Distinguished
Achievement Award for her superlative educational and entrepreneurial
accomplishments since her graduation.
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FOUNDER’S DAY
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Sarah Reedy ’o3 tests the waters.
Jen Johnson ’05 and
Amy Slater ’03 Down Under.
The 2003 Environmental
Studies Tour group.
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1. Cake-cutting duties
fall to Lisa Breslin,SSJ,
dean for student
affairs, as appreciative
cake eaters mingle in
the background.
2. Students look at
College memorabilia.
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EVENTS FOR 2003 – COMMENCEMENT
HONORING THE PAST,
REACHING TO THE
FUTURE
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Chestnut Hill College was
honored to have Tim Russert,
host of NBC’s Meet the Press and
MSNBC anchor, speak at
Commencement. Mr. Russert
entertained the crowd with an
inspiring speech to the
graduating class. Centering on a
theme of giving back and the
value of a college education,
Mr. Russert’s speech was
engaging and dynamic.
Commencement opened with a
touching tribute to the College
for Women. Members of the
graduating class carried 79 roses
representing the 79 years of
success as a women’s college.
Commencement concluded with
two members of the incoming
Class of 2007, Keren AbbottFrederick and Daniel Burke,
carrying a book of the College’s
history with blank pages
symbolizing the future yet to be
written. Thus the ceremony
recognized the achievements of
our past, even as it looked to
our promising future.
HONORING THE PAST, REACHING TO THE FUTURE: HONORS CONVOCATION
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Tim Russert, moderator of
Meet the Press, delivered the
commencement address. He
assured the Class of 2003,
“graduating from Chestnut Hill
has given you incredible
advantages over others in your
generation. You have been
blessed with extraordinary
opportunities – and, as St. Luke
tells us, ‘to whom much is given,
much indeed is expected.’ ”
2. Recipients of the 2003
President’s Award for Academic
Achievement were, right to left,
Anna O’Conor, Laura Sonnie,
and Karen Wendling.
3-5. Jubilant members of the Class
of 2003.
6. The first doctoral graduating
class of clinical psychologists:
(l to r) Brenda Yost, Sandra
Baumgardner, Catherine Taylor,
Heather DeGroot, and
Francine Barbetta.
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Diane Driscoll, SSJ, ’63 (left) and Harold and Ann Rusnack Sorgenti ’58 were this year’s honorary degree recipients
at commencement.
Marking the passage of 79 years of the College for Women, each graduating senior in the procession carried a longstemmed rose to the graduation platform, where the roses were placed in vases rimming the stage.
Scott Browning, Ph.D., professor of psychology, receives the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation Award
for Distinguished Teaching at Commencement 2003.
Katherine Marschall, M.D., ’69, a physician and educator at the School of Medicine at Yale University, delivered the
Honors Convocation address.
Karen S. Wendling ’03, who earned the highest G.P.A. in her graduating class, was the recipient of the Siegrist Award
at Honors Convocation.
Donna Erb, associate dean and College registrar, was the recipient of the first Distinguished Service Award, awarded
annually to the most exemplary college staff employee as voted by College co-workers. Erb joined
Chestnut Hill College in 1990.
Laura D. Rivera ’04, recipient of the Saint Catherine Medal, accepts congratulatory flowers from
Sister Carol Jean Vale. The award criteria is based on leadership, service to the College and the best record of
progressive achievement.
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STUDENT ACTIVITIES
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Christine Porter ’93 greets her former English professor, Rita Michael Scully, SSJ (right), who came to admire the
artist’s exhibit at Reunion Weekend.
Members of the Class of 1993.
At their 50th reunion, Sally Donnelly (left) and Odette Scharr Goodsite enjoy reminiscing about their time at
Chestnut Hill.
At their 70th reunion, members of the Class of 1933, Kay Brown Davis (center) and Teresa Mahoney McGeary
(right) greet other reunion guests.
Barbara Dolan Arena (left) and Mary Pat Olley Perri share news with each other as they celebrate their 20th
reunion at Chestnut Hill.
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REUNION 2003 APPEAL – DORMITORY RENOVATIONS FUND REPORT
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CLASS
% RESPONSE
AMOUNT
1933
50%
$ 3,530
1938
11%
$
1943
33%
$ 7,196
1948
27%
$ 8,365
1953
70%
$18,550
1958
29%
$ 7,970
1963
36%
$57,927
1968
20%
$ 3,490
1973
12%
$ 2,580
1978
20%
$ 3,750
1983
10%
$
810
1988
10%
$
450
1993
5%
$
130
1998
4%
$
125
TOTAL
24%
$115,123
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REUNION WEEKEND 2003
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Seniors Amy Slater (left) and Laura Sonnie at the wine tasting hosted by the
Alumnae/i Association.
With a concentrated catch, Jamie Lester ’03 easily beats the runner to the base.
A scene from Pirates of Penzance.
First-year student Kimberly Bell helped to dish out soup refills to hungry Empty
Bowl Dinner guests.
Jessica Egan ’03 (right) uses the opportunity of the Senior Tea to socialize with
Mary Amrhein ’03 (left) and Kathleen Duffy, SSJ, professor of physics.
Senior Mary Amrhein pockets a pass and heads across the lacrosse field.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR
INCLUDED THE
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
DANCE, CAROL NIGHT
AND THE STUDENT
PRODUCTION,
MASK & FOIL.
ANNUAL FUND GARDEN PARTY/FLEUR DE LIS SOCIETY
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Trudy Carlin Rutledge ’63 accepts a special gift from Sister Carol Jean Vale in
recognition of her membership in the Fleur de Lis Society with more than 10
consecutive years of gifts of $1,000 or more to the Annual Fund.
Samuel Mandell (left) and Harry Wallaesa enjoy refreshments in the garden.
Ron and Carol Voelmle Zemnick ’65 (left) and Catherine Robinson, SSJ,
member of the Board of Directors, enjoy the picturesque gardens of the
Morris Arboretum.
Mary Katherine Schubert Denny ’40 accepts her Fleur de Lis pin from
Sister Carol Jean Vale.
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20TH ANNUAL GOLF INVITATIONAL IN HONOR OF WILLIAM J. MAGARITY
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Committee members of the 20th
Annual Golf Invitational.
Michael Crofton, president of
Philadelphia Trust Co. and Grand
Slam Sponsor of the Golf
Invitational, displays his framed
photograph of Whitemarsh Valley
Country Club.
Honoree William F. Magarity sits
front and center surrounded by
members of the extended
Magarity family.
AS THE COLLEGE
CELEBRATES ITS 20TH
GOLF INVITATIONAL,
WE ARE PLEASED TO
HONOR A VALUED
FRIEND, OUTSTANDING
SUPPORTER, AND ONE
OF THE FOUNDERS OF
THIS IMPORTANT EVENT,
WILLIAM J. MAGARITY,
FOR HIS LEADERSHIP,
COMMITMENT, AND
SERVICE TO CHESTNUT
HILL COLLEGE.
20TH ANNUAL GOLF INVITATIONAL
October 14, 2002
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Lafayette Hill, PA
COMMITTEE
Co-Chairs
Steve Gardner
Patricia Brabson
Committee Members
Christopher Cummings, Esq.
Valerie Mikula Hughes, D.D.S. ’74
Robert C. Lockyer
Michael Magarity
Mary Lou Stafford McGill ’54
Andrew J. Miller
Lizanne Magarity Pando
Richard Patton
Edward C. Vesey
Marianne McGurk Wallaesa ’87
MAJOR SPONSORS
Grand Slam
The Philadelphia Trust Company, Inc.
Platinum
Beneficial Savings Bank
Deloitte & Touche, LLP
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4TH ANNUAL ALL-WOMEN’S GOLF OUTING
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The Arthur Jackson Company
Magarity Dealerships
RMB Roxborough Manayunk Bank
Trudy and Bill Rutledge
Sentry Hospitality, Inc./ Mark Magarity
SCT Software & Resource Mgt. Corp.
Stradley, Ronon, Steven & Young, LLP
Thomas Wynne Apartments
Gold
Jim Black/Black & Gerngross, P.C.
Comcast Advertising Sales
Coupe Flowers
Crown Cork & Seal Company, Inc.
CYMA Builders & Construction
Managers, Inc.
Garrison Printing Company, Inc.
Duane Morris, LLP
Mike Nolan/AT&T
Rainer and Company
Sovereign Bank Automotive
Finance Group
Trans Union, LLC
Harry and Marianne Wallaesa
Silver
Auto Dealers Association of
Greater Philadelphia
Chartwells Educational
Dining Services
Tim Dunleavy
First Keystone Federal Savings Bank
Steve M. Javie
Penn Treaty Park Place, Ltd.
The Barney Roth Company
Lightening Maintenance &
Conservation
Whelan & Doyle Law Offices
Hole Sponsors
Automotive Refinishing
Service Company
B. & I. Auto Supply, Inc.
Bruno’s Restaurant
Comfort Inn and Bennigan’s
Grill & Tavern
Environmental Management
Group, Inc. (EMG)
E.A. Dixon Electric, LLC
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Robin Gallagher, D.D.S.
GMAC Financial Services
Gardner/Fox Associates, Inc.
Hankin
Mana
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4TH ANNUAL ALL-WOMEN’S GOLF
OUTING
May 30, 2003
Cedarbrook Hill Country Club
Wyncote, PA
MAJOR PATRONS
GIFT SPONSOR
Thomas Wynne Apartments &
Jericho Manor Apartments
Diamond
Sallyann Bowman, M.D. ’72
CYMA Builders & Construction
Managers, Inc.
Ginger Sabia
Thomas Wynne Apartments &
Jericho Manor Apartments
COMMITTEE
Chair
Catherine Locker Bitting ’92
GOLF PATRONS
Kristen Marcussen, D.C./
Community Chiropractic Center
Stephen & Regina Maxwell
Schwille ’65
Whelan & Doyle Law Offices
Gold
Marianne McGurk Wallaesa ’87
Committee Members
Sharon Cameron Baldwin ’76
Sallyann Bowman, M.D. ’72
Joanne Fink ’76
Joan Specter
Glorious spring weather graced the
4th Annual All-Women’s Golf
Outing when players took to
the greens at Cedarbrook Hill
Country Club.
Molly Sabia enjoys a round of golf.
The hard-working committee
members who helped to make the
day happen were (l to r) Cathy
Bitting ’92, Sharon Baldwin ’76,
Joanne Fink ’76, and Sallyann
Bowman M.D., ’72
CONTRIBUTORS
Mary Lou McGill ’54
Dorothy Porter
Molly Sabia
Joan Specter
Silver
John Evans’ Sons, Inc.
BIOMEDICAL LECTURE SERIES
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March 23, 2003, “Evidence of
Design in Biochemistry”
Michael J. Behe, Ph.D., Professor
of Biochemistry, Lehigh University
Author of the best-seller, Darwin’s
Black Box.
October 15, 2003, “How Do You
Mend A Broken Heart?”
Dr. Robert L. Quigley, Ph.D.,
F.A.C.S. Chairman, Division
of Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Professor of Surgery,
Jefferson Hospital.
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should give the shares directly
to the College. As a tax-exempt
organization, the College is able
to sell the shares without
paying tax. The donor’s income
tax deduction is based upon the
value of the shares on the date
they are given to the College.
• Paid-up life insurance policies,
real estate, gifts-in-kind,
appreciated property, closely
held stock and other holdings
may be given based upon their
valuation and acceptance by
the College.
THE FUTURE OF
CHESTNUT HILL
COLLEGE
Though the College has entered
a new era, it remains vitally
important that we build upon
the success of our long-standing
traditions. One of those
traditions is providing financial
support of the College; we are a
school that succeeds because of
the generosity of our alumnae/i
and friends. The College has
been proactive in defining the
challenges ahead. With your
help, we will meet these
challenges as we continue to
provide a faith-based, holistic
education to new generations
of students.
YOU CAN HELP
SUPPORT THE
FUTURE OF
CHESTNUT HILL
COLLEGE
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
PROVIDING SUPPORT
The needs of a private college in
today’s world are many. As a small
institution dedicated to teaching,
Chestnut Hill College is largely
tuition driven. Although tuition
for undergraduates at Chestnut
Hill College currently exceeds
$18,000, it provides only 60
percent of the real cost of
educating a student. To maintain
its tradition of excellence in
education, Chestnut Hill College
seeks to make up the difference
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through contributions. The
College receives no financial
assistance from the Catholic
Church or the Archdiocese of
Philadelphia, and funding from
state or federal agencies is given
only for specific projects or
programs. Contributions from
alumnae/i, parents and other
friends to any of the funds listed
below are investments in the
College’s future and help assure
that a Chestnut Hill College
education will be available for
future generations.
ANNUAL FUND
To supplement the operating
budget, the College seeks
contributions each year from
alumnae/i, parents and other
friends. These gifts are used to
help with general expenses,
providing assistance with
everything from library
acquisitions and faculty salaries to
utilities and instructional
supplies. Because this fund is
critical to day-to-day operations,
the College stresses its
importance to all donors, asking
that they continue to support the
Annual Fund in addition to any
other areas of specific interest.
REUNION GIVING FUND
Every five years, as they celebrate
the anniversary of their
graduation, classes are asked to
consider undertaking a special
fund-raising effort. Some have
selected specific physical plant
projects, such as renovation of
the alcoves in St. Joseph Hall or
restoration of the Rotunda.
Others have elected to establish a
scholarship fund or underwrite
landscaping needs. These special
projects have helped the College
with the extraordinary expenses
of maintaining a large, historic,
aging physical plant and providing
financial assistance for deserving
students.
ENDOWMENT FUND
Contributions to the institution’s
endowment are invested and only
the income is used each year.
Donors have chosen to invest in
the College’s future by endowing
scholarships, lecture series, and
other specially designed
programs.
CAPITAL GIFT INITIATIVE
This effort, launched in 1997,
seeks funds for several specific
renovation and construction
projects. The projects were
identified through a careful
analysis of the campus as part of a
Site and Facilities Master Plan
and have been determined by the
Board of Directors to be essential
to the College’s future growth.
CHARITABLE GIFT
OPTIONS
Chestnut Hill College is a taxexempt charity, acknowledged by
the Internal Revenue Service as
rating a 501-C-(3) status. All
contributions to Chestnut Hill
College are fully tax deductible
and may be given using any of the
following methods:
OUTRIGHT GIFTS
• Gifts of cash may be given for
any purpose. Checks or money
orders should be made payable
to Chestnut Hill College. Funds
may also be transferred directly
to the College’s account via
wire transfer.
• Gifts of appreciated marketable
securities may be transferred to
Chestnut Hill College for any
purpose. Securities may be
given via electronic transfer or
by re-registering the shares in
the name of Chestnut Hill
College and mailing the
certificates to the Vice
President for Institutional
Advancement. To avoid paying
capital gains tax, the donor
For specific information about
electronic transfers, please
contact Lorraine Aurely, Vice
President of Institutional
Advancement, at 215.248.7103 or
email [email protected].
LIFE INCOME GIFTS
Life income gifts may be funded
through outright contributions or
pledges of a variety of assets,
including those mentioned above.
Life income options also include:
• Charitable remainder trust separately managed trust funds
that provide income to the
donor for life. These may be
established as annuity trusts,
which provide a fixed amount
of income, or as unitrusts,
which provide income based
upon a percentage of
trust assets.
• Charitable gift annuity - a type
of insurance contract that
provides a fixed income.
• Deferred gift annuity - like a
charitable gift annuity, a
deferred annuity is a type of
insurance contract that
provides a fixed income. With
this method, however, a donor
contributes currently but does
not begin receiving income
until a later date.
BEQUESTS
Donors may choose to include
Chestnut Hill College,
Philadelphia, PA, as a beneficiary
in their wills. The College may be
named as the recipient of a
specific amount or be designated
to receive a percentage of the
donor’s estate. Donors may
indicate a specific use for the
funds or designate that they are
unrestricted.
MATCHING GIFTS
Those donors who are employed
or whose spouses are employed by
companies with matching gift
programs can provide additional
support for Chestnut Hill College
by designating the College as the
recipient of matching funds. To
learn whether your contributions
may be eligible, contact your
company’s personnel office or
write to the Office of
Institutional Advancement at
the College.
TRIBUTE FUND
Donors can support Chestnut
Hill College by honoring or
memorializing a special person or
event. Tribute cards are sent
advising the designated
individual(s) of the gift but not
the amount. Forms are available
from the Office of Institutional
Advancement; please call
215.248.7105.
ENDOWED
SCHOLARSHIPS
CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE
FULL-TUITION, ROOM AND
BOARD AWARDS
To establish a perpetual fulltuition, room-and-board award, a
minimum gift of $600,000 is
needed. This principal will be
invested and the income used for
a scholarship (full tuition, room
and board) and reasonable
administrative expenses. This
award will be listed in the catalog
when the entire $600,000 has
been received and the interest
earned. Provisions for awarding
will be discussed with the donor.
The College reserves the right to
choose the recipient and to award
the grant.
CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE
FULL-TUITION AWARDS
To establish a perpetual fulltuition award, a minimum gift of
$500,000 is needed. This
principal will be invested and the
income used for a scholarship (full
tuition) and reasonable
administrative expenses. This
award will be listed in the catalog
when the entire $500,000 has
been received and the interest
earned. Provisions for awarding
will be discussed with the donor.
The College reserves the right to
choose the recipient and to award
the grant.
CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE
PARTIAL-TUITION AWARDS
To establish a perpetual partialtuition award, a minimum gift of
$50,000 is needed. This principal
will be invested and the income
used for a scholarship (partial
tuition) and reasonable
administrative expenses. The
award will be listed in the catalog.
Chestnut Hill College reserves
the right to choose the recipient
and to award the grant after the
entire $50,000 has been received
and the interest earned.
CHESTNUT HILL
COLLEGE GRANTS
(NOT ENDOWED)
FULL-TUITION AWARDS
For a full-tuition Chestnut Hill
College grant, a donation of
$80,000 is needed. This covers
tuition and fees for one student
for four years. At the end of four
years, the money will have been
fully dispersed in tuition grants
and administrative expenses.
Chestnut Hill College reserves
the right to choose the recipient
and to award the grant.
Donors may pledge to pay in
increments of $20,000 per year
for four years.
PARTIAL-TUITION AWARDS
For a partial-tuition Chestnut
Hill College grant, a minimum
donation of $10,000 is needed.
This covers partial tuition and
fees for one student for four
years. At the end of four years,
the money will have been fully
dispersed in tuition grants and
administrative expenses.
Chestnut Hill College reserves
the right to choose the recipient
and to award the grant. Donors
may pledge to pay over a period
of four years.
MATCHING GIFTS
POLICIES
Chestnut Hill College welcomes
matching gifts and encourages
donors or their spouses who work
for matching gift companies to
apply for such donations. In
administering matching gifts, the
College follows national
guidelines. Designation of
matching gift funds is determined
by each matching gift company.
Funds are used for the same
purpose as the employee’s gift
when received from corporations
that so stipulate. For funds
received from corporations that
designate the match as
unrestricted, the purpose is
determined by the College.
Recognition of matching gifts is
determined as follows:
The match is the gift of the
corporation. Companies are
recognized in a special section of
the Annual Report.
The names of individuals who
obtain matching gifts are listed in
the Annual Report and annotated
to show that the College was
designated to receive a match.
The amount of the matching gift
is not used to determine the
individual’s level of support;
membership in gift clubs is
determined only from the amount
contributed directly by the
individual donor.
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FREQUENTLY
ASKED
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
ABOUT
PROVIDING
FINANCIAL
SUPPORT
I RECEIVE VARIOUS APPEALS
FROM THE COLLEGE
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
ASKING FOR DONATIONS.
AT TIMES,THIS CAN BE VERY
CONFUSING. ARE THESE
REQUESTS ALL FOR THE SAME
PURPOSE? PLEASE EXPLAIN
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
THESE FUNDS.
It’s understandable that there
might be some confusion around
these various requests for
donations. The College needs
support for many programs. Here
is a brief explanation of these
different funds and how your
contributions are used:
• ANNUAL FUND
Just as there are certain basic
needs within a family budget, the
College’s budget handles day-today general expenses, providing
assistance with everything from
library acquisitions to instructional supplies to faculty salaries.
Because student tuition covers
only about 60% of the cost of a
Chestnut Hill education, the
College seeks your help each year
to supplement ever-increasing
costs. Whatever the amount, your
gift to the Annual Fund goes to
work immediately to respond to
these growing needs.
• CAPITAL GIFTS INITIATIVE
This exciting and ambitious
program seeks funds in stages for
specific renovation and building
projects on campus. Generous
donations to Phase I of this
program assisted in the
construction of Barbara D’Iorio
Martino Hall, completed in
October 2000, and other
improvements to the physical
plant. Your response to future
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GIFTS AND GRANTS – JULY1, 2002 – JUNE 30, 2003
ANNUAL FUND/
UNRESTRICTED
requests for pledges and
contributions will help begin
other campus improvements,
including the restoration of the
student dining area, new electrical
distribution in Fournier Hall,
classroom and dormitory
renovations and the addition of a
fitness center. The improvements are all designed to improve
academic and campus life for
Chestnut Hill students.
• REUNION GIVING FUND
Because reunion is a special time
for remembrance of years spent at
Chestnut Hill, reunion classes
that are celebrating fifth-year
anniversaries are asked to do
something important for the
College and its students by
making an extra gift to Chestnut
Hill to support different projects.
The specific purpose changes
each year, depending upon the
College’s needs and the interests
of the reunion classes.
IF I WISH TO CONTRIBUTE TO
VARIOUS FUNDS, DO I HAVE TO
WRITE SEPARATE CHECKS FOR
EACH ONE? IS IT POSSIBLE TO
WRITE JUST ONE CHECK FOR
ALL MY DONATIONS?
Yes, you may combine your
contributions and write just one
check, payable to Chestnut Hill
College. But to assure that your
donations go to the funds you are
supporting, the College asks that
you write the specific amount and
purpose on the check memo line
or include that same information
in a letter. This way, your gift will
be distributed precisely as you
intended.
WHEN THE COLLEGE ASKS FOR
DONATIONS, I ALWAYS HEAR
ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF
INCREASING THE “PERCENT OF
PARTICIPATION” OF ALUMS.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN, AND
WHY IS THIS NUMBER SO
CRUCIAL?
Giving to your alma mater sends
an important message to other
potential contributors. And that
message is, “I believe in Chestnut
Hill College and its future!”
Because every gift you give
represents a vote of confidence in
Chestnut Hill, the total
percentage of graduates and
friends who give to the College is
a critical statistic. It says to
foundations and corporations
who monitor this information,
“If Chestnut Hill alums believe
enough in their College to give
financial support, perhaps we
should seriously consider funding
some of its worthwhile efforts.”
Institutions with low levels of
support from graduates are less
likely to receive support from
foundations, corporations and
government agencies.
CAPITAL GIFT
INITIATIVE
ENDOWMENT
OTHER
TOTAL
ALUMNAE/I
$
264,958
$
210,502
$
123,093
$
3,353
$ 601,906
PARENTS & FRIENDS
$
84,018
$
64,114
$
103,230
$
188,595
$ 439,957
CORPORATIONS
$
81,372
$
25,992
FOUNDATIONS
$
82,000
$
75,000
MISCELLANEOUS
$
4,362
CONTRIBUTED SERVICES
OF THE SISTERS OF
ST. JOSEPH
$
450,000
TOTAL
$
966,710
$
375,608
GIVING BY
BY CONSTITUENCY
CONSTITUENCY
GIVING
$ 107,364
$
12,000
$
173,000
$
725
$
36,850
$
239,048
$ 342,000
$
41,937
$ 1,109,894
$ 1,559,894
$ 2,157,020
$ 3,738,386
GIVING BY
BY PURPOSE
PURPOSE
GIVING
IS THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
FOR THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
THE SAME AS THE COLLEGE’S?
Because Chestnut Hill College
and the Sisters of St. Joseph are
separate corporations and have
different fundraising needs, there
are two separate Development
Offices. Donations to the College
for its various needs are managed
by the College’s Development
Office, a part of the Office of
Institutional Advancement. The
Sisters have a Development
Office that handles contributions
to the Congregation only.
Contributions are not shared by
these distinct entities.
ALUMNAE/I
16%
ANNUAL FUND/UNRESTRICTED 26%
PARENTS & FRIENDS
12%
CAPITAL GIFTS INITIATIVE
CORPORATIONS
3%
ENDOWMENT
FOUNDATIONS
9%
OTHER
GOVERNMENT
17%
MISCELLANEOUS
CONTRIBUTED SERVICES OF
THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
10%
6%
58%
1%
42%
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PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
FOUNDERS SOCIETY
($100,000 t0 $999,999)
Estate of Corinne A. Abel
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Henkels
GRIFFIN SOCIETY
($50,000 to $99,999)
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Dunleavy (M)
The Navesink Foundation
(Anne O’Shea Devlin ’54)
The W.W. Smith Charitable Trust
LOGUE SOCIETY
($25,000 to $49,999)
Anonymous
The Arcadia Foundation
Lynne Honickman Foundation
Independence Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Association of Independent Colleges
and Universities/PA
FONTBONNE SOCIETY
($10,000 to $24,999)
Marjorie Binder ’43
Chestnut Hill College Alumnae/i
Association
The Connelly Foundation
Marguerite Maguire Hauser ’53
The Philadelphia Phillies
Lois Pope LIFE Foundation
(Lois Berrodin Pope ’55) (D)
John C. & Kathryn S. Redmond
Foundation
Bill & Trudy Rutledge Foundation
(Gertrude Carlin Rutledge ’63) (D)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Teufel
John Walker
Marianne McGurk Wallaesa ’87
GD’92 (D)
FOURNIER SOCIETY
($5,000 to $9,999)
Dr. Elizabeth M. Bowden
Joan Coyne ’52 (M)
Joseph P. Denny (D)
Marie DiBerardino, Ph.D. ’48
Mary Gallagher ’70 (M)
Michelle Sprague Guerard ’66 (M)
Julia Heitzman Koechlin ’66 (M)
Katherine Marschall, M.D. ’69
Blanche Haviland Moore ’50
Leo Neissen, Jr. Charitable Foundation
Janet Brown Quintal ’70 (M)
Joanne Hayes-Rines ’68
Gertrude Carlin Rutledge ’63 (D)
Harold and Ann Sorgenti Family
Foundation (Ann Rusnack
Sorgenti ’58) (D)
The Catholic Philopatrian Foundation
CLEMENT SOCIETY
($1,000 to $4,999)
Patricia May Agger ’63
Rosalie Reardon Albers, M.D. ’39
Alpha Sigma Lamda
The Arthur Jackson Company
Association of Independent Colleges
and Universities
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Lorraine Aurely ’71 (A)
Dorothy Bachmann ’48
Martina McCarthy Ball ’66
Carolyn Bensel, Ph.D. ’63
Mary Merz Berko ’52
Catherine Lockyer Bitting ’92 (D)
Mary E. Brandt, Ph.D. ’76
Claire Little Burton ’48
Consuelo Braucci Byrne ’33
Judith Campbell ’69 (M) (D)
Mary Ellen McClain Carson ’57
Rosemarie O’Brien Cleaver ’58 (M)
Gloria Perla Coe ’46
Roseanita Schubert Coffey ’49
Elizabeth Conahan ’72
Mary Connolly ’50
Mary Lee Rothwell Corr ’60
Ellen Jane Pariset Crosson ’50
Alice Ann Gricoski Dachowski, M.D. ’77
E. Loretta Daly ’47
Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Davies
Eileen O’Rourke Deneen ’54
Mary Katherine Schubert Denny ’40
Caroline Devine ’72
Adelaide DiBerardino ’48
Mr. & Mrs. John Doody
Barbara Middlebrook Doyle ’53
Suzanne Schulz Dressler ’71
Suzanne Dufrasne ’58
Mr. & Mrs. John Durmala
Donna Erb GD’95 (S)
Barrie Thomas Fahey ’59
Harriet Mullen Fitzpatrick ’38
Rosemary McCarron Flannery, Esq. ’43
Deborah Dougherty Flint ’59
Jeanne Labrecque Gagliano ’61
Marcia Gehman, SSJ ’63
Bettyanne Geikler ’52
Robert Glackin (M)
Mary Isabel Lambert Glenn ’61
Ellen Young Greenlee, Esq. ’58
Patricia Tichenor Greer ’62
Kathleen Corcoran Griffith-Keene ’68
Helen Gruber ’52
Robert G. and Isabelle W.
Gundaker Family Fund (Isabelle
Walsh Gundaker ’65)
Anne Marie Moore Halcovage ’50
Elizabeth Du Ban Hansen ’51
Frances McCarron Harper ’48
Catherine Griffiths Harrison ’98
Raymond Hartman Jr.
Nan Hechenberger Ph.D. (D)
M. Joan McGonigal Hofmann ’63
Virginia A. Hogan ’53
Mrs. Quita W. Horan
Mary Angela Heller Howard, Esq. ’66
Marie Reinhart Jones ’47
Jessica Kahn, Ph.D. (F)
T. Jame Kavanagh Foundation
Marie McDermott Keeley ’52
Mary Laffan King ’62
Louise Kuklinski, M.D. ’78
Joan Gerard Larkin ’52
Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback
Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lockyer
Patricia Crane Lynch ’54
Ms. Patricia Lyons
Susan Keegan MacDuffie ’64
Patricia Wallace MacGillivray ’53
Samuel P. Mandell Foundation
(Miriam Gibbons Mandell ’61) (D)
Barbara Piga Marcouiller ’53
The Martin Foundation
Rocco & Barbara Martino Foundation
(Barbara D’Iorio Martino ’60) (D)
Joanne McFadden McBride ’63
Margaret Carney McCaffery ’77
Catherine Winter McDonnell ’45
Joan Wood McEnaney ’53 (M)
Loretta McLaughlin CED’74
Georgia McWhinney, Ph.D.
Carolyn Sagendorph Montgomery
CED’97
Nonie Glennon Murphy ’66
Catherine Myers ’71
Lillian Nash, M.D. ’53
Angela Mason Nolan ’42
Dorothy O’Brien ’50
Loretta Brennan O’Brien ’46
Shaun O’Malley (M)
Anna Connor O’Riordan, M.D. ’53
Margaret Richardson O’Rourke ’51
Noel Pflugfelder Oakes ’66
Mr. & Mrs. William Page
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Patrone
Dorothy Lawler Patterson ’37
Patricia Harper Petrozza, M.D. ’74
Frances McCullen Pierce ’63
Susan M. Pisano ’71
Susan Prince ’75 (M)
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Rafferty (M)
M. Gervase Rosenberger, Esq. ’73
Ann Rudden, M.D., FACP ’78
Mary Kaufmann Ryan ’66
John Sabia, Jr.
Ms. Mary Sabia
D. M. Sabia & Co., Inc.
Maria Pan Schipper ’53
Jane McChesney Schubert ’49
Jean Schwartz, M.D. ’55
Regina Maxwell Schwille ’65 (M)
Janice Maffei Shapiro ’75 (M)
Ms. Nadya Shmavonian (D)
Stephanie O’Connell Siegrist, M.D. ’84
Katherine Labrecque Skiba ’57
Ann Rusnack Sorgenti ’58 (D)
Marion Lacey Steet ’46
Kathleen McDermott Strott ’59 (M)
Lucile Sweeny ’39
Anne E. Tezak ’76 (M)
Lois Trench-Hines ’64
Louise Torraco ’53
Lois Hoffner Udicious ’58
Eleanor Craig Utzig ’56
Helen Mikula Vassily ’60
Mr. & Mrs. Paul von Zech
Kathleen Wagner ’60
Denise Bonner Wall ’58
Helen McCann Williams ’58
Mary Lou Smith Williams ’63
A. Clarice Zaydon, M.D. ’70
160over90
Names are included in
categories based on the donor’s
total contributions, for all
purposes, received between
July 1, 2002, and June 30, 2003.
Percentage of class
participation is listed next to
class year.
Donor List Designations
A – Chestnut Hill College
Administration
D – Chestnut Hill College
Board of Directors
F – Chestnut Hill College
Faculty
GD – Graduate Division
M – Matching Gift
S
– Chestnut Hill College
Staff
*
– Deceased
FLEUR DE LIS SOCIETY
HALLMARK SOCIETY
CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE IS
DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO THE
FOLLOWING DONORS WHO
CONTRIBUTED $1,000 OR
MORE TO THE ANNUAL FUND
IN 2002-2003.
THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS
HAVE NOTIFIED THE COLLEGE
OF THEIR INTENTION TO
INCLUDE CHESTNUT HILL
COLLEGE AS A BENEFICIARY IN
THEIR WILLS.
Rosalie Reardon Albers, M.D.
Lorraine Aurely
Dorothy Bachmann
Martina McCarthy Ball
Beneficial Savings Bank
Carolyn K. Bensel, Ph.D.
Marjorie “Shotgun” Binder
Richard and Catherine Lockyer
Bitting
Elizabeth M. Bowden, LL.D.
Mary E. Brandt, Ph.D.
Judith E. Campbell
Chestnut Hill College Alumnae/i
Association
Gloria Perla Coe
Roseanita Schubert Coffey
Mary Connolly
Mary Lee Rothwell Corr
Drs. Edward and Alice Gricoski
Dachowski
Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Davies
Deloitte & Touche, LLP
Eileen O’Rourke Deneen
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Denny
Mary Katherine Schubert Denny
Adelaide DiBerardino
Marie DiBerardino, Ph.D.
Mr. & Mrs. John Doody
Suzanne Schulz Dressler
Suzanne K. Dufrasne ’58
Mr. & Mrs. John Durmala
Barrie Thomas Fahey
Harriet Mullen Fitzpatrick
Rosemary McCarron Flannery, Esq.
Deborah Dougherty Flint
Mary Catherine Gallagher
Marcia A. Gehman, SSJ
Bettyanne Geikler
Robert N. Glackin
Mary Isabel Lambert Glenn
Patricia Tichenor Greer
Helen Gruber
Shelley Sprague Guerard
Isabelle Walsh Gundaker
Frances McCarron Harper
Kate Griffiths Harrison
Raymond J. Hartman, Jr.
Virginia A. Hogan
Quita W. Horan
The Arthur Jackson Company
Charles N. and Marie Reinhart Jones
T. James Kavanagh Foundation
Frank and Mimi McDermott Keeley
Wilma Carson Kellerman, M.D. &
Edwin Kellerman, M.D., J.D.
Bob and Carol Lockyer
Patricia Crane Lynch
Susan Keegan MacDuffie
Samuel P. Mandell Foundation
(Miriam Gibbons Mandell)
Rocco & Barbara Martino
Joanne McFadden McBride
Loretta M. McLaughlin
Jacques and Blanche Haviland Moore
Francis X. & Nonie Glennon Murphy
The Navesink Foundation (Nancy
O’Shea Devlin)
Angela Mason Nolan
Noel Pflugfelder Oakes
Loretta Brennan O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. Shaun O’Malley
160over90
Margaret Richardson O’Rourke
Mary Elizabeth Ounsworth
Patricia Harper Petrozza, M.D.
The Philadelphia Trust Company
Frances McCullen Pierce
Susan M. Pisano
Lois Pope LIFE Foundation
Susan M. Prince
Kenneth and Janet Brown Quintal
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Rafferty
Joanne Hayes-Rines
RMB (Roxborough Manayunk Bank)
Trudy Carlin Rutledge
Mary Kaufmann Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. John Sabia, Jr.
Mary Sabia
Maria Pan Schipper
Jane McChesney Schubert
Jean Retta Schwartz, M.D.
Regina Maxwell Schwille
SCT Software & Resource
Management Corp.
Nadya K. Shmavonian
Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia
Katherine Labrecque Skiba
Harold A. & Ann R. Sorgenti
Marion Lacey Steet
Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young,
LLP
Kathleen McDermott Strott
Lucile Sweeny ’39
Robert & Anne Brannan Teufel
Anne E. Tezak
Catherine and Luke Trench
Eleanor Craig Utzig
Kathleen M. Wagner
Harry and Marianne McGurk
Wallaesa
Thomas Wynne, L.P.
A. Clarice Zaydon, M.D.
Anna M. Barone ’57
Elissa Imbriaco Breiling ’61
Madeline Conti ’40
Elizabeth A. Croake ’52
Marjorie Piga Crain ’48
N.A. Gillen ’69
Lynn Cozza Goodman ’63
Helen A. Gruber ’52
Mathilde Wackerman Higgins ’36
Mary-Jo Heile Hogan ’48
Margaret Mary McDermott Keeler ’57
Noriko Kikumoto ’92
Anne Rogers Law ’43
Elizabeth Harvey Majane ’57
Marita O’Reilly Marshall, Esq. ’61
Joan Menaquale ’53
Lisa Rounds Miles ’82
Ellen Miller ’68
Kathleen O’Pella ’76
Mary Vernier Ozzello ’50
Dorothy Palatucci ’64
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schriver
Clare Shanahan ’56
Anne E. Tezak ’76
Maureen Schmidt-Thielens ’62
Andrea Wargo ’72
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CLASS GIVING 2002-2003
CLASS OF 1931 (100%)
Estelle Klekotka*
CLASS OF 1933 (87.5%)
Consuelo Braucci Byrne
Kathryn Brown Davis (M)
Helen Ryan Deitrich
Teresa Mahoney McGeary
Helen Farren Walsh
CLASS OF 1934 (16.7%)
Louise Linton Dowling
Bettina Clemons Juers
Florence Senn
CLASS OF 1936 (42.9%)
Margaret Sword Blackmon
Mathilde Wackerman Higgins
Lois Deacon Hofmann
Ida Rosa Pugliese, Esq.
Irene Doran Robertson
Jean Cohen Weiss
CLASS OF 1937 (48%)
Elizabeth Shultz Arendt
Rita Schwartz Boyle
Margaret Lieberman Brennen
Dorothy O’Neill Cashman (M)
Leonore Smith Crowley
Harriett Fitch Fitzgerald
Mary Higgins Langan
Mary Jane McGinnis McDonnell
Mary Nertney
Dorothy Lawler Patterson
Mary Lentz Schuhsler
Mary Connelly Tripodi
CLASS OF 1938 (33.3%)
Betty O’Hara Anders
Harriet Mullen Fitzpatrick
Mary Fleming
Mary Birney Foley
Margaret Golden
Eleanor Walsh Goldkamp
Elinor M. Hodges
Mary Fraser McFadden
Mildred O’Mahony Partel
Ruth Fischer Weber
CLASS OF 1939 (23.1%)
Rosalie Reardon Albers, M.D.
Isabel Elcock Martin, R.N.
Eileen Finucane McKenna
Lucile Sweeny
Mary Thompson Wagman
Elizabeth Oswald Wible
CLASS OF 1940 (47.1%)
Eleanor Clarke Baratti
Ann Barrett (M)
Margaret Kelly Baumgardner
Kathleen McGarity Burns
Carmela Miceli Casciato
Jean Abendroth Conroy
Madeline Conti
Mary Katherine Schubert Denny
Joan Burnham Guokas
Saramarie Young Kane
Patricia Kilmartin
Lee Bailey MacMurtrie
Freda Gorelick Oben
Mary Barbara O’Neill Philpott
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Margaret Walsh Ryan
Rachel Scarpello, RA
CLASS OF 1941 (37.5%)
Eugenia Cooper Comerford
Louise McCloskey Cullinan
Alberta Slikes Fanning (M)
Jessica Cobrin Goodman
Elizabeth Richardson Kelly
Regina Manson Kemp
Mary McCabe
Eleanor Weth McMahon
Ruth Mulligan
Anne Kearney Myers
Rita Cresci Quinn
Miriam Engell Roth
CLASS OF 1942 (33.3%)
Lydia Aponte Bacque
Mary Gorman Brown-Jednak
Ruth Cottringer
Lorraine Delafrange Deeney
Yvonne Franciscus Fortunato
Dolores Lopez Jesurun
Mary Murray Kelly
Rita Cook Lade
Elsie Mason McGonigle
Jeanne Sweeney Nelson
Angela Mason Nolan
Regina Baust O’Donnell
Phyllis Martin Upham
Dorothy Platner Way
CLASS OF 1943 (52.9%)
Marjorie Binder
Camelia Gallardo Eisenhart
Anne Buchy Elden
Rosemary McCarron Flannery, Esq.
Betty Lou Froustet
Catherine Austermehle Hrybyk
Aileen Murphy Johnson
Ursula O’Reilly Kennedy
Jane Faunce King
Anne Rogers Law
Adele Przybylowski Majka
Mary Blanche McCann
Dorothy Wack McMahon
Louise Sullivan O’Connor
Anita Way Pennewell-Gaynor
Ave Little Rawdon
Elizabeth O’Neill Sparks
Joan McCarthy Stief
CLASS OF 1944 (47.5%)
Jane Delaney Blank
Margarita Cardus Bohm
Mariagnes O’Neill Brown
Sarah Hodson Connor
Juanita Ripoll Moore Koecher
Regina McGlynn-Lenahan
Marion Yandell Liebert
Elizabeth Carey Lunney
Mary Gallagher McCarthy
Geraldine Kelly McDonough
Anna Stawitzke Mooney
Lucille Cox Novotny
Dorothea Buchy O’Connor
Shirley Blumenthal Perch
Dorothy Phinney
Mary Frances Hensler Pié
Mary Lou Fuhrmann Pitman
Ann Robrecht Rhodes
Helen Cunningham Roney
CLASS OF 1945 (21.4%)
Vera Kolarsick Balceniuk
Joan Kiernan Carr
Ann Holloway Charlesworth
Jane Harney Donovan (M)
Margaret Adams Dugan
Mary Catherine O’Brien Fallon (M)
Jane MacDermott
Catherine Winter McDonnell
Ann Donohue Metz
Jacqueline Carroll O’Donnell
Pia Badt Troutman (M)
Eleanor Kirk Wilson
CLASS OF 1946 (44%)
Anna Marie Hummert Bertram
Jane Burns, M.M.S., M.D.
Gloria Perla Coe
Nancy Curtis Duzy
Jean Rouault Galloway
Joan Haran Gloe
Mary Therese Joyce (M)
Peggy Grant Malone
Marjorie Erickson McDevitt
Margaret Flaherty McFarland
Elizabeth MacFarland McKeown
Mary Young McLaughlin
Rita Squires Meehan (M)
Rose Sophy Molin
Loretta Brennan O’Brien
Philomena O’Hanlon
Catherine Gavin Pyne
Barbara Wilderotter Rinkor (M)
Bernadette Kearns Sigg
Marion Lacey Steet
Mary O’Connor Sweeney
Ethel Thomas Taylor
CLASS OF 1947 (41.8%)
Kathryn Angelo Bacon
Anne Quickmire Bergamo
Rita Luczynski Brzezinski
Annette Heitzman Buckley
Rosemary Cullen
E. Loretta Daly
Elizabeth Brown Foley
Anne De Venuto Grey
Jeanne Carpenter Hanes-Romano
Marian McCreary Heckerman
Marie Reinhart Jones
Patricia Garrity Kasper
Kathryn Kervin
Ellen Logue
Marie Maloney
Muriel Farrell McDonnell
Helene Boffa McGuinn
Barbara Swanson Mooney
Jeanne Grant O’Neill
Eileen Regan Plichta
Rosemary Tyndall, SSJ
Marianne Connor Warnick
Mary Alice Dick Zink
CLASS OF 1948 (50.7%)
Dorothy Bachmann
Mary Jane Dougherty Barry
Antoinette Maselli Belisari (M)
Edythe Brownett
Mary Swingle Bunsa
Claire Little Burton
Ann Donoghue Conley
Mary McCarthy Craig (M)
Marjorie Piga Crain
Anne Reardon Cummings
Adelaide DiBerardino
Marie DiBerardino, Ph.D.
Gertrude O’Donnell Donze
Frances McCool Glica
Frances McCarron Harper
Mona Hughes Harwood
Eleanor Newell Hofkes
Mary-Jo Heile Hogan
Patricia F. Kelleher
Ellen Richardson Klammer
Catharine Kiely Leydon
Faith Patterson MacDonald
Anne Keeler McBride-Manion
Mary Claire O’Keefe McIntyre
Mary Ellen McVeigh
Janet Smith Murphy (M)
Catherine Wilson O’Brien
Grace Uttinger Palis
H. Jacqueline Jaixen Rabinovitz
Mary Frances Reilly Rochford
Doris Black Schaefer
Doris Kamp Shaffer
Rita Ayerle Shoemaker (M)
Ruth Hummel Vezzosi
Margaret Schachte Wells
Helen West (M)
Ellen McKernan Williamson
CLASS OF 1949 (37.9%)
Patricia Tully Bannan
Maude Meehan Belli
Doris M. Byrnes
Eileen Casey Cadden
Roseanita Schubert Coffey
Anne Mauch Conboy
Tullia Giordano Conboy (M)
Margaret Roe Diemer
Elizabeth Webb Dixon (M)
Helen Austermehle Dykhoff
Kathleen Freiert Geiger
Irene Smith Gillespie
Ruth Jones Hausheer
Marie Schauder Hindman
Kathryn Lippman Hodgkiss (M)
Lillian McBride Jacobs
Dorothea McEvoy Jordan
Florence Jurewicz Korzinski
Helen Beatty McBride
Denise Sheehan McGookin
Mary McManus
Dorothy Tucker McNeill
Joan Dolly Meiklejohn
Marylou Morgan Mullen
Jacquelyn Bechtold Mullin
Rita O’Loughlin
Lucy Piotrowska, M.D.
Lorraine Gardner Rogers
Jane McChesney Schubert
Marie Mullen Sciarretta
Theresa Petroski Skiffington
Carolyn Stemmler (M)
Patricia Bushey Stuhr
Margaret Gavin Toal
Joan Loughlin Welch
Jeanne Marx Young
CLASS OF 1950 (53.9%)
Irma Ashenbrenner
Dolores Everling Audet
Jacqueline Menapace Bolger
Jane Dilks Brahms
Mary Connor Brandt
Barbara MacCausland Clarke
Mary Connolly
Ellen Jane Pariset Crosson
Frances Horan Del Duca, Esq.
Mary Ann Dempsey
Rosemary McGranery Dougherty
Jane Wilson Dunne
Helen Robertshaw Emge
Mary Levin Englebert
Joan McGuigan Evans
Elizabeth Meier Greene
Shirlee Repak Gubernat
Anne Marie Moore Halcovage
K. Patricia Carville Haley
Berna Schmidt Herrick
Ruth Horcher, M.P.H.
Mary Crecca Kenny
Marie Rosato King
Gerda Steinhauer Koetter
Helen Kurz
Therese Martin Lehigh
Patricia Lawson McDaniel
Blanche Haviland Moore
Helen Kenny Motzenbecker
Joan Byrne Murphy
Dorothy O’Brien
Virginia Mitchell O’Neill
Kathleen Boyle Ortino
Mary Vernier Ozzello
Margaret McKernan Pfeifer
Idamarie Stief Quigley
Rosemary Carr Rinehart
M. Eileen Hickey Rogers
Rosemary Campbell Romasco (M)
Patricia Stillmun Shelton
Mary Dunegan Siebert (M)
Janet Piedmonte South
Margaret Weber Sullivan
Marie Hogan Sullivan
Patricia Regan Sullivan
Roseanita Sullivan (M)
Veronica Petrusky Suppa
Marianne Taulane
Mary O’Connell Truschel (M)
Joan Ritterbeck Venino
Josephine Getman Von Jess
Nancy Dougherty Ward
Ann Meagher Williams
Frances Pickess Woods
Helen Zeiser
CLASS OF 1951 (40%)
Bernardine Keeler Abbott
Elizabeth Allen
Bernadette Power Barnhurst
Patricia Whalen Bolger
Catharine Gallagher Brockway
Caryl Brown
Anne Callery Carney
Carolyn Baldino Conboy
Mary Mahoney Corini
Agnes O’Loughlin Danella
Kathleen Gillespie
Patricia Higgins Green
Elizabeth Du Ban Hansen
Theresa Hunt Imms
Barbara Alexander Kegelmeyer
Phyllis Basenfelder Kennedy (M)
Suzanne Gleason Kennedy
Joan Amberg Kineke
Helen Gross King
Joan Fitzpatrick Marvin
Ruth Patterson McCarthy
Joan McEntee Monfalcone
Nancy Schmidt Murphy
Mary Elizabeth Murphy Murray
Sally Dolly Nester
Ellen Mullany O’Laughlin
Margaret Richardson O’Rourke
Adelaide Brothers Palmer
Bernadette Fortune Pettine
Genevieve Koehler Sweet
M. Regina O’Neill Thomas
Therese Zogby
CLASS OF 1952 (46.8%)
Alice Fitzpatrick Abbene
Mary Merz Berko
Louise Bradley
Pura Bigles Brennan
Mary Ellen Carroll Brown (M)
Patricia Murter Cahill
Barbara Carli
Joan Coyne (M)
Adele Bateman Donahue
Ruth Wingel Doyle
Joan Mathers Eaves
Elise Gutekunst Gallagher
Bettyanne Geikler
Mary Alexander Graham
Helen Gruber
Mary Clare Martin Guinther
Faith Olearo Haskew
Louise Burgoyne Kane
Marie McDermott Keeley
Joan Gerard Larkin
Elizabeth Dinan Lutz
Joan Schmitt Markham
Louise McCoy
Dolores Sulzbach McDevitt
Dorothy Zeller Miller
Anne Duffy Mirsch
Marie Harbina Mockler
Mary Brady Mommessin (M)
Joyce O’Neill
Marita Howard O’Rourke
Laura Hentz Remmey
Joan Murray Reynolds
Betty Ann O’Donnell Richter
Roses O’Leary Stephens
Helen Branagan Thomas
Clara Tucker
Lorene Cardinal Welsh
CLASS OF 1953 (75.8%)
Rita Ciotti Altman, Ed.D.
M. Justine Smith Atkins, D.A.
M. Dolores Sejda Aversa
Josephine Sciarrotta Bagley
Marion Morris Bergan
Marilyn Bryan Birkmeyer
Mona Meehan Boozan
Margaret Smith Braca (M)
Patricia Nichols Brady
Jane McGuckin Buczkowski
Elaine Burchill Corcoran
Annette Seiler Coyle
Mary DeCandido
Margaret Franklin Dolan
Peggy Anne Derham Dolan
Eileen Murray Doman
Sally Donnelly
Joan Kaul Donohoe
Barbara Middlebrook Doyle
Constance Peacock Feraco
Eileen Haviland Finegan
Charlotte McClaskey Friel
Mary Silcox Gleason
Odette Scharr Goodsite
Frances Hagerty
Gloria Massey Harkins
Marguerite Maguire Hauser
Marie Malachowski Heaton, Ph.D.
Ann Wright Heenehan (M)
Teresa Liang Ho
Virginia A. Hogan
Marilyn Heitzman Kehoe
Colette Robillard Kelly
Rosanne Bonner Kendra
Eileen Kelly Lammers
Alice O’Neill LaPlante
Maureen Reilly Leonhardt
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Eileen Connors Linehan
Margaret O’Neill Lipinski
Joyce Scheer Lynch
Patricia Wallace MacGillivray
Barbara Piga Marcouiller
Mary Martire
Patricia McDonald
Joan Wood McEnaney (M)
Jeane Rossberg McGinn
Jane Donnelly McGoldrick
Anne McGeehan McGovern
Kathleen Canedo Mee
Joan Menaquale
Rhoda Dietrich Nary
Lillian Nash, M.D.
Nancy Leonard O’Connor
Anna Connor O’Riordan, M.D.
Agnes Dorasavage Palko
Emily Grady Reynolds
Maria Pan Schipper
Mary McCabe Shields
Joan Eichenberg Sinclair
Patricia Morris Suender-Dolbin
Louise Torraco
Helene Hornyak Tuckwood
Joan Loomis Vahlkamp
Carmen Costanza Veit
Dolores Mitchell Wallace
Alexine Sullivan Weaver
Janet MacCausland Welsh
Gloria Lombardi Welter
Selma Koury Wunderlich
CLASS OF 1954 (54.4%)
Mary Nagle Bell
Marie McCridden Burke
Joan Alford Callahan
Rose Ann Baron Clarke
Madeleine Gercke Costigan
Katherine Rickert Coulson, Ph.D.
Joanne Malatesta Davidoff
Eileen O’Rourke Deneen
Clara McNierney Doyle
Muriel Watman Dreswick
Mary Teresa O’Hara Dwyer
Mary Wiesner Edell
Roberta Bushey Glackin
Ann Wiesner-Glickman
Pamela Orsini Grimme
Virginia Redmond Grover
Grace Corr Haenn (S)
Margaret Higgins
Margaret Keegan Lawn
Elizabeth Leddy Ledwith
Anne Branagan Letter
Patricia Crane Lynch
Barbara Uttinger Martin
Joanne McWilliams Martin
Dorothy Wludyka Matthews, M.D.
Ann Brosseau McCall
Mary Lou Stafford McGill
Ernestine Petorella Medeck
Mary Resinski Murphy, M.D.
Catherine O’Flaherty
Dolores Dillon Regan
Elizabeth MacDuffie Reger (M)
Janice Arleth Reilly
Elizabeth Case Reynolds
Joan Camillery Roche
Maria MacCabe Ronca
Mary Jane Maher Smith
Margaret Greene Stubee
Judith Sullivan
Maureen Parks Todd
Elizabeth Krug Ulrich
Anita Esposito Varga
Aileen Maguire Walsh
Irene A. Wagman Zielinski (M)
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CLASS OF 1955 (41%)
Joan McDermott Bellwoar
Mary Juel Rockwell Boast
M. Ann Ryan Byrnes
Joan Yates Carroll
Helen Devine Coen
Kathleen Buhrman Dalena (M)
Joanne Rossberg De Santis
Mary Ann Kenny Devine
Joanne Waldron Dwyer
Patricia Hickey Fabricius
Catherine Condon Johnston
Jane Keating
Wilma Carson Kellerman, M.D.
Joan Kay Lally
Lois Steppacher Lazzarino
Margaret Hoffmann Lyman (M)
Suzanne Hoban Matunis
Dorothy Stemmler Maurer
Barbara McGurn
Mary Louise Cush Moore
Barbara Beers Oberle
Mary Elizabeth Peek
Frances Costa Peters
Mildred Renner Pfeifer
Lois Berrodin Pope (D)
Patricia Johnson Rauch, Ph.D.
Judith Dougherty Reidy
Raquel Rodriquez-Rexach
Barbara Ellis Ryan
Jean Schwartz, M.D.
Patricia Gallagher Starkey
Gwendolyn Feaster Trautwein
Sally Anne Walsh
CLASS OF 1956 (38.8%)
Mary McFadden Barry
Maryann Wessel Beitel
Ellen Whiteside Byrne
Catherine Malloy Byron
Mary Sue Williamson Carney
Beverly Kray Connolly
Beatrice T. Jungblut Dante
Mary Jane Gillespie
Anne Daly Holland
Jane Ellen Higgins Kelly, Ph.D.
Betty Amici Larson
Esther Moriarty McCarthy (M)
Lorraine Sukalski McGlynn
Marianne Miller
Patricia Belcher Monaghan
Martha Hentz Murray (M)
Barbara Griffiths Olivieri (M)
Martha Freiling Peterson (M)
Suzanne Bourgeois Rabil
Clare Shanahan
Marylou Dughi Sklar
Eleanor Craig Utzig
Agnes Costello Walker
Patricia Andris Walsh
Lynn Murray White
Joan Huber Winters (M)
CLASS OF 1957 (44%)
Marie Meaney Adolph
Anne Dever Bancroft
Joan McGrath Baney (M)
Anna M. Barone
Constance Murray Becker
Marie Pelliccio Berenato (M)
Mary Ellen McClain Carson
Carmen Toro Casellas
Marion McCauley Congdon
Kathleen Daniel
Margaret Walsh Davies
Clare Anne McDonald Diviny
Maryanne Rafferty Dunmire
Mary Jane Harford Ferro
Eileen Gillis Francke
Jean Williams Harris
Arlene Hausmann
Lois Heiart
Audrey Ward House (M)
Barbara Dunn Hunter
Margaret Mary McDermott Keeler
Roxanne Talley King
Elizabeth Harvey Majane
Theresa Mazeika (M)
Ellen McKeon McCann
Mary Spence McCue
Margaret McNierney McPhillips
Annunciata Torrese Milani
Mary Alice Kenny Myles
Alberta Heinzelman O’Brien
Diane Napoli O’Grady
Patricia O’Hara Rutter
Rosemary Peacock Rychlewski
Ann Malaney Savage (M)
Louise Brusca Sechler
Kathleen Gercke Silk
Katherine Labrecque Skiba
Phyllis Sullivan Stacy
Miriam Fenerty Sullivan
Rosemarie Walsh Taima
Phyllis Hauser Taliaferro
Barbara Crane Tierney
Adrienne Wardell
Carolyn Giblin Webb (M)
CLASS OF 1958 (51.5%)
Mary Eichhorn Adams, Ph.D.
M. Elizabeth Timmins Angulo
Elizabeth Eckenroth Beretta
Mary Dugery Brandenstein
Clare McConnell Brown
Loretta Martin Brown
Elizabeth Kincaid Canapary
Rosemarie O’Brien Cleaver (M)
Virginia Reilly Coester
Mary Catherine Curran
Dianne DeGiacomo
Suzanne Dufrasne
Joan Enright
Elizabeth Solnek Farrell
Patricia Gallagher Fleck (M)
Mary Jane Pasha Franco
Ellen Young Greenlee, Esq.
Sonia Gotay Hernandez
Gwendolen Forsyth Hurley
Barbara Merck Kearns
Margaret Garr Knoblock
Regina Franco Kriskey
Marijane Curtin Lawson
Marianne Sim Lee
Rosemary Hagan Lignelli
Joanne Ryan Luecke
Cecilia Greene McCarthy
Joy A. Richardson McCarthy
Regina Gercke McConnell
Maureen Maclean McCord, Esq.
M. Eileen Foxhill McGlone
Anna Marie McKenna
Margaret Quinn Mohr
Angela Romano Moore
Dolores Ann Moriarty, SSJ
Miriam Butler Newlon
Nora Golden O’Malley (M)
Mary Pollitt
Joan Kleckner Rice
Carolyn Inglesby Rusin (M)
Rosaleen Feehan Seifert
Margaret Walsh Shubnell
Ann Rusnack Sorgenti (D)
Anna Palermo Streeter
Mary Maines Sullivan
Lois Hoffner Udicious
Kathryn Hibbs Voit
Denise Bonner Wall
Dorothy Holmes Wentland
Anne Butler Wigmore
Helen McCann Williams
Janice Kitley Yurasek
Marguerite Stein Zuccarello (M)
CLASS OF 1959 (35.9%)
Hattie Davey Baier
Mary Ann Miller Beatty, Ph.D.
Miriam Quinn Blimm
Martha Wohlfert Cacciamani (M)
Margaret Dickinson Campbell
Patricia Turvey Dellomo
Anne Caruso Desy
Kathleen M. Donnelly
Barrie Thomas Fahey
Deborah Dougherty Flint
H. Barbara Johnson Hock
Patricia Harford Hueber
Charlotte Kelley Hyer
Joan Niessen Kerby
Zita Levy King
Jean Peters Kinney
Marguerite McCrane Klinger
Raimonda Binkis Kontrimas
Katherine Gallagher Langan (M)
Anita McLaughlin
Mary Pavanello Meilinger
Constance Halpin Nicholas
Carole Storch O’Dwyer
Mimi Whiteside Pruett
Barbara Stoll Russell
Phyllis Gott Shea
Jane Grasso Sinek
Kathleen McDermott Strott (M)
Marguerite McLaughlin Thomas
Ann Brennan Toner (M)
Mary Pat Wallace
Anne McGinnis Whittington
E. Barry Dolaway Woolson
CLASS OF 1960 (38.4%)
Carol Cheleden Alcorn
Anastasia Hagan Bacon, Ed.D.
Kathryn Agle Barry
M. Claudette Rupp Bayer
Patricia Doran Benkovic
Deborah Daly Bohan
Bernadine McGrath Brown
Marion Gioffre Buddo
Camille Ferro Burns, Ph.D.
Catherine Budenbender Carolan
Helen Kates Casey (M)
Mary Lee Rothwell Corr
Phyllis Ackerman Gilligan
Eileen Long Hessman
Anne DePiano Holderness
Joan Koenig Hynes
Judith Bourgeois Jensen
Margaret Michel Johnson
Patricia Kisielewski Juenger
Mary O’Neil Keegan
Susannah Linton Kirchner
Henriette Horchler Leanos, Ph.D.
Thea Grimm Lewis
Patricia Leonard Marcoux
Barbara D’Iorio Martino (D)
Barbara Wenthe McCarthy
Margaret Bennett McGreal
Barbara Benedetti McNichol
Michele Mustello
Sidney Mauchly Nelis
“Ocean City Gang”
Mary Magee Onofrietto, Ph.D.
Barbara Woodward Pierce
Mary Reeber
Anne March Roan
Joanne Grimm Seaver
Christine DesRochers Smith
Patricia O’Connor Smith
Patricia Walsh Sterner
Regina Voelker Tauke (M)
Anne Brannan Teufel
Helen Mikula Vassily
Kathleen Wagner
Mary Gallagher Wattis
CLASS OF 1961 (37.3%)
Ellen Barrett
Elissa Imbriaco Breiling
Lynne Smith Brown
Nancy Nuffort Brown
Margaret Burns Bulfer (M)
Katherine Alcamo Cardali
Barbara Piontek Carpenter
Maureen Gillen Chan (M)
Jo Ann Ewadinger Connelly
Patrice Kelly De Felice
Barbara Donovan
Barbara Gallo Draper
Catherine Brannan Dunn
Jeanne Labrecque Gagliano
Joan Gallagher
Sharon Smith Gardlund
Sarah Bean Gentry
Mary Isabel Lambert Glenn
Rosemary Murphy Gulati
Isabelle M. Healy
Sandra Johnson Helverson (M)
Patricia Doyle Hunt
Maureen Dearie Husk
Kathryn Coyne Keegan (M)
Patricia Orna LeVarn (M)
Ann Tushim Linck (M)
Judith Hadden Lutolf
Miriam Gibbons Mandell (D)
Marita O’Reilly Marshall, Esq.
Eleanor Archie McCarron
Marilyn Johnson McCarron
Helen Baum Miller (M)
Barbara Folsom Murch
Margaret Lynch Panas
Elizabeth Dyer Ranc
Linda McKenna Roxe
Susan Enright Ryan
Nancy Koonmen Schmidtmann
Rosemary Amberg Spezzo
Verna Brugger Stockmal
Kathleen Mahoney Sykes
Mary Louise McCurry-Tackas
Elaine Bevevino Trevey
Mary Alice Butler Warwick
Suzanne Pfizenmayer Wiley
CLASS OF 1962 (33.3%)
Catherine L. Albanese, Ph.D.
Clare Cannon Breene
Eileen McCoy Cioffi
Mary Coady
Kathleen Braun Dollenberg
Nancy Quinney Dominis
Jeanne Collins Donovan
Adrienne Donaghue Gallagher
Noel Riley Gallagher
Margaret O’Donnell Garrett
Eileen D’Arcy Garvey
Kathleen Gavigan, Esq.
Patricia Tichenor Greer
Ellen Brunot Greiner
Kathleen Boyle Jarvis
Mary Laffan King
Kathleen Kugler
Sandra Glynn Lippe
Carol Reedy Lobdell
Catherine Ondrey Mailloux
Ellen McGrody
Margaret Green McLaughlin
Antoinette Gazzillo Morello
Janice Koloski Murdza
Marie McKelvey Oakes (M)
Annemarie Fliegel Quigley
Mary Jane Petriella Ruvo
Margaret Clark Schott (M)
Ellen Kelley Sheehan
Rosanne Grasmeder Steitz
Sara Young Stoll
Eileen Bradley Stonier
Maureen Schmidt-Thielens
Marie Genova Traxler
M. Joyce Renzulli Wuenschel
CLASS OF 1963 (46.6%)
Patricia May Agger
Mary Louise Malfatto Alexander
Mildred Kelly Bartley
Mary Ruth Wiegard Becker
Carolyn Bensel, Ph.D.
Natalie Nolan Berkey
Marion Williams Berry (M)
Elizabeth Csink Boehmler
Janice Glocheski Brunner
Mary Flannery Calise (M)
Judith Scherer Christenson
Margaret Atanasio Colucci
Elizabeth Maines Davis
Carol Scudo Delgado
Diane Driscoll, SSJ
Margaret Fick Edmonds
Mary Jo Calhoun Egoville
Kathleen Finnegan
Mary Ellen Boyle Fitzpatrick
Kathleen Heidere Ford
Gertrude Dearie Frekko
Marcia Gehman, SSJ
Jocelyn Gonzalez, M.D.
Lynn Cozza Goodman
M. Paula Nyhart Gowen
Sheila Duffin Gray
Mary Jo Collins Griffin
Mary Ann Conway Gursky, Esq.
Deanna Drake Hagan
Sandra Cupini Hagenbarth
Rose Anne Di Santo Hannum
Linda Hartnett
Catherine O’Donoghue Helwig
M. Joan McGonigal Hofmann
Cecilia Hunt
Kathleen Brown Hyland (M)
Alison Turnbull Kelley
Mary Grace Grall Killmer
Cecile Heebner Knies
Zenaida Ancheta Krablin
Eleanor Lang
Susan Murray Lybrook
Joan Pietras McAuliffe (M)
Joanne McFadden McBride
M. Eileen Daly McDonough, Ed.D.
Mary Aldrich Merman
Cynthia Burlick Murphy
SaraLee Hayden Murphy
Catherine Quigley O’Kane
Nancy Hoffner Orr
Frances McCullen Pierce
Jane Wylie Quest
Joanne Casacio Regli
Elizabeth Sieburg Richter
Josephine Cimino Rudolph
Gertrude Carlin Rutledge (D)
Anne De Stefano Salvatore, Ph.D.
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Carroll Lanman Schleppi
Janice Maio Schmid
Patricia McGee Sharkey
Rosalie Papa Shaw, Ed.D.
Katherine Roach Sullivan
Kathleen Marschang Szautner, Ph.D.
Joan Willey Thirion
Joanne Cardelia Thorn
Adriana D’Alessandro Walheim
Elizabeth Tucker Werner
Mary Lou Smith Williams
CLASS OF 1964 (25.8%)
Virginia Pachence Azzariti
Mary Margaret Moore Baker
Pamela Ann Black
Evelyn Galla Bratton (M)
Carolyn O’Donnell Consor
Barbara Cruse (M)
Geraldine Kaczorowski Dabrowski
Terese Wolf DeCamara
Rosemary DeNote
Anne O’Shea Devlin
Margaret Jarosh Doyle
Diane Neary Ewing
Regina Bennett Fleming
Dolores Furlan (M)
Mary Goldschmidt Galloway (M)
Joyce Finnegan Garrison
Barbara Gowen
Marianne Carlson Hall (M)
Georgene Mann Hartmann
Margaret Sewell Krivda (M)
Susan Keegan MacDuffie
Julia Koenig Maher
Lorraine Cajano Minecci (M)
Marie Costello Moore
Phyllis Coppola Neill
Mary Jo Ingham Nolin (M)
Alice Reilly Paduch
Dorothy Palatucci (M)
Denise Murphy Phillips
M. Nancy Burczewski Portland
Eileen Schulz Prior
Margaret Jackson Quinn
Mary Ellen Scanlan, Ph.D.
Jo-anne Fatibene Semmel
Mary Schuhsler Spangler, Ed.D.
Sally Cavanaugh Strike (M)
Jerilyn Louis Tierney
Lois Trench-Hines
Mary Ann Costello Yankosky
CLASS OF 1965 (36.5%)
Carol Lowe Ambacher (M)
Maryanne Reilly Andrews (M)
Patricia Chiri Bell
Elvira Madden Breslin, Esq.
Joan Goldschmidt Browne
Helen Chaykowsky
Denise Belcher Crenshaw
Elaine Bennett Davey
Mary Sullivan Esseff, Ph.D.
Margaret Ann O’Connell Feeny
Annabelle Siconolfi Flynn
Marie Sclafani Goldkamp
Isabelle Walsh Gundaker
Frances Schuhsler Hadden
Mollie Brown Ingram
Mildred Bell Kaliss
Elizabeth Newmiller King
Mary Hennessey Krutulis
Marybeth Honeyman Leary
Pamela Wood Leutwyler
Carolyn Vetter Lindstrom
Katherine Magee, Esq.
Bernadette Bennis Marshall
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Patricia Jeskey McDermott
Martha Wilderotter McDevitt
Bonnie Vasey McDonald
Kathleen Martin McFadden
Elaine Palmer Meisinger
Elizabeth Wible Molloy, Ph.D.
Sheila Murphey, M.D.
Evelyn Dunsmore Nosker (M)
Anne O’Donnell
Susan Brown Penrose
Phyllis M. Roche
Linda Nolan Rosecan
Judith Falconiero Schaefer
Carol Dewees Schulz
Regina Maxwell Schwille (M)
Zdanna Krawciw Skalsky
Donna Harrington Strok
Patricia Ryan Tully
Denise Duckworth Tumelty
Regina Mongelli Ammerman
CLASS OF 1966 (28.8%)
Kathleen Rex Anderson, Ed.D. (A)
Jane Bentz Atesoglu
Martina McCarthy Ball
Frances Coyle Brennan
Kathleen Donahue Bruyere, USN, Ret.
Elizabeth Burns Cusack
Rita Giordano Dedyo
Elizabeth Jachimowicz Fanuzzi
Mary O’Connor Gentile, Ed.D.
Carol-Jane Piltz Guardino (M)
Michelle Sprague Guerard (M)
Sandra Denenberg Hohberger
Mary Angela Heller Howard, Esq.
Anne Bartholomeo Johnson
Carol Jakob Klein
Julia Heitzman Koechlin (M)
Jo Anne DiGiacomo Lechowicz
Marie Ryan Leonard
Maureen McCarthy Lewandowski
Mary Mulderry Mattson
Joan Coletti Metallo
Sara Murphey
Nonie Glennon Murphy
Mary Delia Tye Neuman, Ph.D.
Noel Pflugfelder Oakes
Elaine Miskuff Olson (M)
Jo Ellen Noonan Parsons
Bernadette Cosenza Prozzillo
Sally Moore Quinlan
Lorraine A. Revello
Mary Kaufmann Ryan (M)
Mary Lou Sciarrillo
Patricia Brumberger Shields
Matilda Cavella Souchak
Susan Reinhardt Swerling
Christine Eidsness Tantisunthorn
Lorraine D’Onofrio Vesci
Margaret Seidel Walton
CLASS OF 1967 (26.5%)
Mary Jo Platten Barbi
Mary Pat Gallagher Boyle
Noreen Kraska Caivano
Frances Gercke Carey
Joanne Paskowsky Carr
Margaret Kress Carson
Anne McDyre Cheney (M)
Eileen Menegus Debesis, Ph.D.
Catherine Devlin
Linda Taraborrelli Donahue
Kathleen Keirle Dougherty, Ph.D. (M)
Margaret Barrett Enoch
Helen Kain Galli
Suzanne Dames Gibbs
Diane Taglialatela Green
Margaret Brabazon Henry
Barbara Jani
Joan McFadden Jernee
Margaret Coffey Kelleher, Ph.D.
Joan Burger King
Katherine Ferguson Knox
Nancy Del Valle Korbeck
Anne E. Cashman Lilly
Margaret Judge Lynch
Dorothy Kushlis Macfarlane, M.D.
Kathleen Malaney, M.D.
Marian Fanning McNamara, M.D.
Barbara Curran Merdiushev
Margaret C. Moran
Maureen Hennessey Murdock
Jean Brennan Pivetz
Mary Quinn
Kathleen Campbell Schugsta (M)
Margaret DiSanto Storti
Marilea Swenson
Mary Kunberger Wehrmann
Kathleen Weibel
Antoinette Whitmore
Patricia Lenczyk Young
CLASS OF 1968 (34.3%)
Rosalie Marinari Akouka, M.D.
Kathleen Clauss Borkowski (M)
Theresa Elmendorf Carroll
Mary Grimley Cornelius
Barbara McNamara Cubby
Eleanor Mueller Cugini
Mary Beth McKeon Dacey
Molly Walsh Donovan, Ph.D.
Maureen Colleran Doyle
Rosemary Kozin Eustace
Jane Foulkrod Galvin
Maryann Campbell Gans
Judith VanStone Golderer
Kathleen Corcoran Griffith-Keene
Patricia Quinn Hayden (M)
Maureen Burns Heacock (M)
Judith Heffernan
Anne Fatkin Heim
Frances Goldkamp Heim
Joan Edmund Husted
Sandra Zedonek Igoe
Rosa Teresa DiFrancesco Lee
Joan Lunney, Ph.D.
Regina Grace Lyons (M)
Margaret McKee Madison
Barbara Tifft Maier
Rosemary Marino Mangano
Kathleen Engel Marshall
Constance Brown Masciangelo (M)
Maryanna Kane Massey
Paula Ippolito McCarthy
Ellen Miller (M)
Miriam Berry Moore
Penny Grelis Morrison
Patricia Parrella Orlando
Elizabeth Patterson-Patterson
Joanne Hayes-Rines
Mary Lou Giacomuzzi Roe
Kathleen Long Russell
Judith Farrell Schadl
Rosemarie Litterio Shannon
Carol Panepinto Trojan
Teresa Clark Trudeau
Maryanne Vallely Wagner
Constance Parsons Wickersham (M)
Mary Ann Wischusen, Ph.D.
Nina Buckley Yeager
CLASS OF 1969 (21%)
Roberta Romano Acchione (M)
Patricia Ashton
Carol Dragonetti Avicolli
Eleanor Yoa Ayers
Judith Campbell (M) (D)
Gioia Cianciosi
Joan Fry Donahue
Regina Mellor Dudney
Nancy Himmer Esposito (M)
Denise Gervase Ferrier, Ph.D.
N. A. Gillen
Kathy Fowler Goodyear
Susan Rapp Halczenko (M)
Margaret Johnson
Kathleen Debow Karsch
Margaret Kirby Lucia
Barbara McCabe Ludlam (M)
Katherine Marschall, M.D.
Margaret Matthews
Susan McHugh, Ph.D.
Regina McKeever
Kathleen McNicholas, M.D.
Gertrude Betz Mihalcik (M)
Frances Heitzman Moss
Rita Mulville
Eileen Walker Phoebus
Joan Pollitt (M)
Evelyn Guarnieri Powers
Katherine Safford Ramus
Judith Lee Rieder
Sally Ruttle
Nancy Starecky
Janet Tedesco
CLASS OF 1970 (16.9%)
Marilyn Sutton Adomanis
Felicia Corsaro Barbieri, Ph.D.
Kathleen Vath Campbell (M)
Patricia Canning
Cynthia Giltner Chryst (M)
Marie Ficca Coyne
Lydia Maiorca Driscoll (M)
Barbara Walker Erhard
Claudia MacFadden Fletcher
Mary Gallagher (M)
Helen Hall (M)
Mary Margaret Hamill
Maria Pugliese-Hieble, M.D. (M)
Jane Serrada Lang
Joan Loreng
Diane Hugues McGinty
Nadine Morse Noble
Judith Anne Paul (M)
Judith Perkins
Janet Brown Quintal (M)
Diane Stanczak (M)
Katherine Barrett White
A. Clarice Zaydon, M.D.
CLASS OF 1971 (21.3%)
Lorraine Aurely (A)
Patricia Di Francesco Bender
Margaret Betz, Ph.D.
Clare Hamilton Bohnett
Mary Ann Ballisty Bonner (M)
Elizabeth Moleski Colonna
Monica Cetrullo Costlow
Regina Ventresca Creedon
Suzanne Schulz Dressler
Blanche Goffredo Haughton
Nancy Day Kelley, Ph.D.
Phyllis Finarelli Kenning
Ann O’Connor Levering
Clare Ammend Magee
Rita McCloskey Miziorko
Nancy Arauz Monnat
Catherine Myers
Geraldine Nuzzo
Susan M. Pisano
Antonia Palumbo Plick
M. Susan Carr Pontoski
Frances Rafferty, Esq., Ph.D.
Barbara Eni Ristaino
Roberta Rothwell Schillo
Josephine Supil Siegel
Ann Marie Smith Sielski
Frances Skiendzielewski
Mary McKenna Thorne
Gladys Porrata Torres
Kathleen Wall
CLASS OF 1972 (20%)
Margaret Helbling Baumann
Christine Scott Beck
Sallyann Bowman, M.D.
Patricia Caldwell
Elizabeth Conahan
Carol Crisci, Esq.
Linda Malinowski Cunningham
Caroline Devine
Anna Faris DiFranco (M)
Margaret Durkin, Esq.
Corinne Foley Errico (M)
Kathryn O’Neill Fisher
Eleanor MacMahon Frank
Frances Bonanni Hay
Kathleen Mooney Hennessey
Elizabeth Lunney (M)
Regina Walz McMonagle
Patricia McNichol
Anne Meade
Margery King Roby
Patricia Ryan, Esq.
JoAnne Sidoti Schmidt, D.D.S
Denise Williams-Shannon, Ph.D.
Carol Palmisano Smith
Margaret Hetzer Stuart
Donna Gers Turk
Kathleen Carlin Weiss
Rose Betz-Zall
CLASS OF 1973 (22.4%)
Adele Schmitz Bissonette
Anne Brennan
Frances Ciurcina
Mary Little Collins (M)
Janet Budzitowski Cooke
Sally Ann Ayerle Corbley
Glenda Battistini Daulerio
Denise O’Neill Fleming
Margaret Grady
Cecilia Haskins
Ann Kohoot
Ana Hulewsky Krysiak
Jean McWilliams, Ed.D.
Barbara Mercer Panek
Elizabeth Green Perkins
Patricia Maher Roop
M. Gervase Rosenberger, Esq.
Margaret Roach Scheitrum
Mary Shields, M.D.
Phyllis Mawer Smith
Elizabeth Mayer Strickland
Maria Colella Wiemken
CLASS OF 1974 (18.9%)
Christine Binkowski Andrews
Marsha Humphries Boex
Paula DeSanctis Bonavitacola
Sara Bennett Bramhall
Carlota Garcia Colberg
Janet Powers Dunne
Margaret Englebert
Joanne Fidler
Christine Fitzpatrick (M)
Mary Catherine Fitzsimmons (M)
Margaret Mascioli Giuntini
Valerie Mikula Hughes, D.D.S
Elizabeth Mallon Hunter (M)
Anita Chiu Kan (M)
Mary Sher Kenney
Mary Lenore Gricoski Keszler, M.D.
Rosemary Leone
Susan Lyons
Mary O’Gorman Murray (M)
Mary Kinahan-Ockay
Patricia Harper Petrozza, M.D.
Patricia Kenney Quinn
Barbara Alworth Sheridan
Mary MacAvoy-Strawitz
Eden Eisler Sullivan
Leona Valentine
Anne Guardino Yaccarino
CLASS OF 1975 (21.8%)
Mary Ackroyd
Maureen Pié-Bruno, Esq.
M. Susan Dougherty Burke, M.D.
Janine Delaveau Dwyer
Wanda Feletski
Susan Berko Glass
Jane Tomalonis Gursky
Sandra Panitz Haley
Karen Verdi Liuzzi (M)
Denise Haskins Mazza (M)
Denise Roney McGonigal
Nancie Ann Kenny Moebius (M)
Maureen Moffatt Parassio
Susan Prince (M)
Patricia Nealis Pustizzi
Jennifer Brinton Robkin
Lynne Huddleston-Ruff
Veronica Sauter, Ph.D.
Janice Maffei Shapiro (M)
Cynthia Strolle (M)
Regina Williams Tate, Esq. (M)
Patricia Kane-Vanni, Esq.
Mary Capece Weinstein
Angela-Jo Castranova Wetzel
CLASS OF 1976 (14.6%)
Sharon Cameron Baldwin
Mimi Strolle Bender
Marguerite Brady
Mary E. Brandt, Ph.D.
Christine Ferraro Daniels
Diane Scicchitano Dannenfelser
Regina Kenny Davenport (M)
Marianne Valvardi Dwyer
Joanne Fink
Mary Ann Velten Gilman
Roseanne Leese Overcash
Anne E. Tezak (M)
Regina Black Urmson
Anita Haskins Wise (M)
CLASS OF 1977 (14.2%)
Elizabeth Crosland
Alice Ann Gricoski Dachowski, M.D.
Patti Grossman Deutsch
Joanne Thomer Facci (M)
Mary Gill
Aurora Marrero Hughes
Karen Quinn Kopelke
Doris Blizzard Kurash
Margaret Carney McCaffery
Cecelia Englebert Passanza
Joan Dougherty Pierson
Mariann Pokalo, Ph.D.
Patricia Shustock Scott, O.D. (M)
Margaret Callaghan Steficek
Irene Ampthor Tori
Ina Negron Zorrilla, D.M.D.
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CLASS OF 1978 (23.1%)
Mary Conway Arnone
Alison Franks Babiarz
Ann Curran Brown
Mary Jo Dagney
Mary E. Daly
Maria De Luca
Rita Gallo
Anna Giacalone, D.M.D.
Laura McCandless Green (M)
Barbara Young Grimm
Linda Gringeri
Kathleen McFadden Heffelfinger
Maryanne Kane, Ph.D.
Patricia Hoffman Killion
Suzanne Raymus Kuhn
Louise Kuklinski, M.D.
Cecilia Mohl McAleer
Patricia Watto Miller
Mary Prendergast Murray
Nancy McCarthy Pashley
Helene Regetta
Ann Rudden, M.D., FACP
Donna Spano
Cecilia Cordua Stanton
Bernardine Hughes Steinmetz
Denise Vernon Toland
Bonnie Word, M.D. (M)
CLASS OF 1979 (7.2%)
Mary Augustine
Barbara McCormack Buonora
Christina Dougherty, V.M.D.
Theresa Boyle-Miller
Kim Ocasio-Cabrera Sanchez
Mary Beth Conaty Sherrier
Patricia Donohue Tolciu
Christina Demetrovits Woody
CLASS OF 1980 (11.1%)
Lynne Silverio Carpenter (M)
Marianne De Rosa De Alessi
Nora Burke Dissinger
Mary Louise McDonald Galvin
Patricia Waldron Gray
Mary Charlotte Lyman-Gruber
Margarita Mongil-Kwoka
Suzanne Valvardi Lasek
Barbara Hynes MacIntosh
Lee Ann Dwyer Mahla
Jacqueline Young Rattigan
Christina Romasco Sheehan
Laura Barrosse Sirianni
Barbara Boyd Ward
Nancy Meiklejohn Wolgamot
CLASS OF 1981 (4%)
Elaine Patelunas Copeland
Piera Infranco Gravenor
Mirela Manea-Krichten, Ph.D.
Tracey Dever Simpson
Genevieve Dagney Sparano
CLASS OF 1982 (19.7%)
Joanne Sauer Burke, D.P.M.
Milagros Rivera-DeJesus
Maureen Keashon Dwyer
Christina Berenato Giacona
Ellen Seiberlich Hardy
Siobhan McEnaney-Hayes
Karen Sworen Hevey (M)
Catherine Spollen Holt (M)
Valerie Greco-Hunt, M.D.
Margaret Braca Jennings
Lynnanne Kasarda, M.D.
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Mary Beth Tobin Macaluso
Donna McColgan Mascaro
Lisa Rounds Miles
Maryellen Britt Miller
Suzanne Olivieri O’Donnell, M.D.
Catherine Gregorio Ropars
Kathleen Sokolowski Sexton
Theresa Smith
Carol Steinour, Esq.
Beverley Patrone Uniacke, M.D
Joanne Vecchione, V.M.D.
Joyce Adams-Wert
CLASS OF 1983 (19.3%)
Gina DiGiuseppe Blum
Susan Wentland Brobst, Ph.D.
Maureen Corcoran
Kathryn Kearns Craig
Anne Dwyer Cyliax
Roseanne Kane Fulmer
Colleen Cleaver Johnson
Mary Pat Feeney Kessler
Grace Voigt Kozrad (M)
Sheila Blessington Lynch
Wendy Madonna
Teresa N. Malafi, Ph.D.
Mary Patricia Olley Perri, Esq.
Nancy Morrissey Rice, Esq.
Roberta Cartlidge Roth
Maureen Ginley Vorobec
Maureen Jaster Whitham
Alice Mary Connolly Zenner
CLASS OF 1984 (14.4%)
Jeanne Koch Buzby
Maria Fella Cain
Joyce Miller Delap
Lisa Fiorillo den Hamer (M)
Mary Agnew Dunleavy
Anne Nicholas Galbally
Susan Gough Heenan
Joanne Houlahan, Ph.D.
Janice Reynolds Kelly
Mary Beth Higgins LiVolsi (M)
Carrie Wosicki Loveless
Patricia Klammer Mac Cluen
Beth Brunone Marshall, Esq.
Anne Marie Melnick Monachino
Alison Porter
Patricia Kearns Ryan (M)
Stephanie O’Connell Siegrist, M.D.
Conchita DiBernardo Smith (M)
CLASS OF 1985 (6.5%)
Catherine Ard (M)
Victoria DiBernardo Bogardus, D.C.
Mary Zuccarini Gordon
Natalie Haluszka
Karen Reddington-Hughes
Joann Gallagher Jones, Esq.
Angela Jones Willie
CLASS OF 1986 (14.6%)
Ann McGee Carbon, Esq.
Tara Columb
Jean Simone Dalesio
Anne Bradley De Masi
Grace Ford Ecclestone
Lisa Anne Roney Haas
Maureen McFadden Holley, D.M.D.
Colleen Gomlak Jungers
Laurie Etzrodt Mayer
Donna Talluto Mihelick, M.D.
Susan Roberts Radomski
Mary Corbin Smith
Ana Mai Wong Trainor, Esq.
Patricia Hughes Wagner
Maryann Albertoli Walker
CLASS OF 1987 (15%)
Patricia Cunningham Baratta
Lisa Haluszka Chepega
Maura Kehoe Davis
Lisanne Mikula-Hay, Esq.
Diane Wasyluk Iardella
Karen Wilderotter Judge
Anne Marie Feeney Mascari
Julie Ann Myers Patterson
Mary Ann Stahl Patton
Kathleen Shea Pié
Beth Griech-Polelle, Ph.D.
Catherine Tucci Roberts
Kathleen Prihoda Schwartz (M)
Lynn Mulvaney Sharp
Marianne McGurk Wallaesa (D)
CLASS OF 1988 (12.9%)
Elizabeth Albertoli Becker (M)
Maureen Doyle Distefano
Meaghan Hogan Evanich
Kathleen Quigley Grimm
Karen Murphy Harris
Kathleen Mulvaney Hedgepeth
Patricia McCutcheon
Maureen Kelsey O’Hara
M. Victoria Sharkey-Rossi
Beth Davey Rosso (M)
Katherine McGowan Timoney
CLASS OF 1989 (11.1%)
Teresa Moser Gioia
Susan Katz
Margaret Prendergast Kumar
Letitia Pukas McNeil
Mary Sylvester Thompson
Jane Maguire-Tyce (M)
Catherine Senger Zarrelli
CLASS OF 1990 (12.9%)
Elizabeth Celenza Brown
Susan Polarine Ciabattoni
Elizabeth A. Rice Dasher
Kimberly S. Curry Edwards
Debora Floyd
Kristin Durski Gartner
Susan M. Rilling Haitsch
Lynn Marie Boccella Kulak
Jennifer A. Eager Scalaro
Lisa A. Simkanin
Pamela Lorenzon Simms
Diane L. Whelihan
CLASS OF 1991 (11%)
Kelly Ann Baisley (M)
Joanne Brown
Jessica Flattery Cole (M)
Julianne E. Grady, V.M.D.
Kristin MacDonald King
Gretchen Ann Reilly
Megan Schumacher
Wendy M. Defibaugh Yu
CLASS OF 1992 (10.2%)
Catherine Lockyer Bitting (D)
Catherine Bourgeois
Nancy Burton DellaVecchia
Patricia Duffy
Kerry Gans
Megan Hardiman James
Margaret Morris
Andrea Pasquarello Peterson
Nicole Dryden-Smith, Ph.D.
CLASS OF 1993 (5.7%)
Michelle Townsend Beauchamp
Denise Castro
Susan Pagliaro Clark
Antonina D’Alicandro D’Emilio
Lise Cassarella Leonard
CLASS OF 1994 (7.4%)
Julia Fleisher
Amy McLeer Frangione (M)
Margaret Saggio Karaffa
Kathleen Andes Murphy
Bridget Hill Panza
Pamela Fiugalski-Prevoznik
Belinda Burton Vela
CLASS OF 1995 (6.2%)
Andrea Capozzi Brecker
Erin Clarke
Jennifer Kennedy
Christine Cunniffe McIntire
Nicole Ohler Roman
Yumiko Wakabayashi
CLASS OF 1996 (4.3%)
Kristin Heiser
Karin Stangler Murphy
Joy Nelson Phillips
Jennifer McNulty Styles
CLASS OF 1997 (8.7%)
Nicole Irwin Blum
Marlena Brooks
Jennifer Kelly Corrigan
Beth Ann Dinan
Michelle Leshko Kaschak
Bridget Mahon (M)
Joy Malaty
Erin Whelan McCann
Anne-Marie Gormley Reber
CLASS OF 1998 (6.6%)
Rieke Baize
Jessica Bowman Dodson
Megan Gallagher
Rachel Ray Petyk
Michelle Silenzio
Monica Voglewede
CLASS OF 1999 (1.4%)
Danielle Garrett
Christine McCrane
Cheryl Jushchyshyn
ACCELERATED DIVISION
Michelle Lynne Gregory ’98
Dolores McCullough Hoke ’00
Donna Hoult ’00
Maisha Williams Johnson ’00
Denise Loielo ’99
Maureen Rykowski McCarthy ’02
Paula Minihan ’99
Mary Nocero ’99
Genny O’Donnell ’02
Angeline Freeman Payne ’99
CONTINUING EDUCATION/KIRBY
PROGRAM
Eleanor Ward Altemus ’84
Amelia Askew ’93
Stacy Harper-Avilla ’96
Carol Fetterman Blauth ’78
Mary Jo Bucceri ’98
Michele Michelotti Burke ’97
Eiko Carr ’94
Ruth Carver ’88
Joan Murray Conmy ’91
Barbara Ambrose Curtis ’94
MaryLou Mongiven Delizia ’78
Jane Wagner DeSilverio ’93
Lisa Feeley ’00
Dineen Foley Filoramo ’00
Anne Herman Galbally ’89
Bonnie Fortin Graf ’99
Elizabeth Cornell Huston ’85
Marcia Moore Jones ’92
Diane Kingsley ’87
Karen Korman ’91
Kathleen Lough ’93
Frances Lutz ’98
Kathleen Matkowski ’94
Monica Berthes McCullough ’84
Loretta McLaughlin ’74
Carolyn Sagendorph Montgomery ’97
Saori Fujiyama Mormile ’95
Esther Murray ’94
Mary Elizabeth Ounsworth ’92
Christine Westrum Porter ’94
Catherine Quinn ’78 (S)
Annette Anderson Rafalowski ’78
Mary Jane Reilly ’94
Cynthia Ricker ’89
Maryellen Lawlor Robertson ’73
Patrice Purcell Rubin ’93
Elizabeth Shober ’96
Karen O’Neill Spencer ’85
Kathleen Spigelmyer ’98 (S)
Katherine Adams Swift ’94
Susan Matlack Troemel ’87
Andrea Wargo, Ph.D. ’72
GRADUATE DIVISION
Elise Artelt ’95
Paula Dreifus Bakule ’99
Elaine Bradshaw ’83
Kathleen Brady ’86
Deborah Austin Broadt ’90
Constance Brown ’93
Maureen Clemens Brown ’97
Sandra Bumgardner, Psy.D. ’89
Janet Mora Caputo ’00
Kathleen Aquino Cleaver ’00
Jill Cott ’93
Patricia Byrne Devine ’87
Tamra L. Dietrich ’90
Suzanne Donovan, Ed.D. ’91
Maureen Drumm ’91
Georgette M. Dubois ’90
Bernice Duff ’83
Jeanette Youngs Egan ’00
Michele DiPasquale Elkes ’02
Donna Erb ’95 (S)
M. Rita Fanning, CSFN ’96
Dennis George ’99
Maryann Gibbons ’00
Catherine Griffiths Harrison ’98
Claire Hawkins ’93
Marie Hegarty ’99
Belinda Horn Heidenreich ’00
Patricia Herbst ’94
Laine McDonald Jacoby ’93
Elisabeth Steuble-Johnson ’98
Laura Juelke ’96
Gayle Evans Kerr ’00
Barbara Borda Keyes ’87
Cynthia Killion ’90
Rhonda Jones Levy, Esq. ’97
Lauren Topps Malora ’87
Gloria Mariano ’87
Megan McCreavy ’99
Anne Campbell McDonald ’89
James McGee ’94
Christina McGlynn ’96
Mary Charles McNally ’85
Sandra K. Moore ’90
Christine Nydick ’94 (S)
Arlene Bodkin O’Hara ’00
Eileen Fernandez Parker ’00
Tanya Pearson ’93
Arlene Prentice ’92
Carol Quinn ’01
Catherine Murtha Rudolph ’01
Barbara Costello Saxer ’94
Marie Larson Shafer ’89
Barbara Spaeth ’93
Lauren VanPelt ’97
Betty Kroupa Wells ’95
Sherri Wes ’02
Deborah Chan Williams ’91
V. Barry Young ’95
PARENTS & FRIENDS
Estate of Corinne A. Abel
Mrs. Blanche Abrahams
Mr. & Mrs. William Adams
Anonymous
Mr. J. Warner Armstrong
Ms. Elaine Baer
Mr. & Mrs. John Bangor
Mr. & Mrs. William Bant
Mr. G. Delmar Bennett
Lewis Bluemle, M.D.
Mrs. Columbina Bonanni
Charles Boris
Dr. Elizabeth M. Bowden
Mr. & Mrs. Earnest Boyd
Mr. & Mrs. William Brennan
Mr. & Mrs. Douglass Brooks
Ms. Betty Buckley
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Burke
Ms. Stephanie Byrd
Mr. & Mrs. John Capozzi
Mr. & Mrs. James Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. George Casavecchia
Mr. & Mrs. James Chapman
Mrs. Elizabeth Coady
David Cohen, Esq.
Mr. & Mrs. John Collins
John Conway
Dominic Cotugno, Ed.D. (F)
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Cunningham
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Curry
M. Kevin Cusack
Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Davies
Mrs. James Deegan
Mrs. Ivette DeLong
Joseph P. Denny (D)
Mario Dianora
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas DiMuro
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dinan
Mr. & Mrs. John Doody
Dr. & Mrs. James Dougherty
Ms. Elizabeth Duffy
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Dunleavy (M)
Mr. & Mrs. John Durmala
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy English
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Farrington
Mr. & Mrs. John Faustman
Mr. & Mrs. Mario Ferreira
Ms. Teresa Fry
James Gallagher
Robin Gallagher, D.D.S.
Robert Glackin (M)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Glaeser
Estate of William J. Good
Mrs. Irene Grady
Mr. & Mrs. John Hardiman
Raymond Hartman, Jr.
Nan Hechenberger, Ph.D. (D)
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Mrs. Louise Hensley
Donald Heron
Mr. & Mrs. James Herron
Edward Hevener
Joseph Hogan
Alfred Holm (M)
Mrs. Quita W. Horan
Ms. Jane Hughes
Steve Javie
James Kahn
Jessica Kahn, Ph.D. (F)
Mrs. Ann Keer
Mrs. Agnes Kelly
James King
Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Kurtz
Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Larkin
Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Lasky
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lennon
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Leonard
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lockyer
Thomas Lynch (D)
Ms. Patricia Lyons
Dr. & Mrs. Hubert MacDonald
Gregory Magarity, Esq.
Ms. Nancy Magarity
Anthony Maglio, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Maher
Mrs. Lucia Maldonado
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Malisheski
Kristin Marcussen, D.C.
Mrs. Cecelia Marino
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Martin, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. John Matthews, Jr.
Ms. Lynn Matthews
Mrs. Maria Maxwell
Mr. & Mrs. William McCafferty
William McCullough, III
Marilyn McDonald, M.D.
Ms. Nancy McDonald
Gerald McGinley
Mr. & Mrs. Francis McIntyre, Jr.
Georgia McWhinney, Ph.D.
Mrs. Dorothy Meehan
Mr. & Mrs. James Mikula
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Miller
Robert Miller (M)
Michael Mondoro
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Montano
Mr. & Mrs. John Mooney (M)
Mr. & Mrs. William Moscola
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Moser
Leo Mullen, Jr.
Col. & Mrs. Stanley Murday
Mr. & Mrs. Jerald Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Rowland Myers (M)
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Brien
Joseph O’Conor
Shaun O’Malley (M)
Benjamin Ohrenstein, Esq.
Ms. Lucilia Osihas
Mr. & Mrs. William Page
Ms. Edith Palermo
Mr. & Mrs. John Palko
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pasquarello
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Patrone
Mr. & Mrs. James Perrelli
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Player
Ms. Dorothy Porter
Mr. & Mrs. Carroll Quade
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Quinn
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Rafferty (M)
Mr. & Mrs. James Ray
Mr. & Mrs. John Redmond
Catherine Robinson, SSJ (D)
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Rychlicki
Ms. Ginger Sabia
John Sabia, Jr.
Ms. Mary Sabia
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Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schriver
Ms. Ann Seiberlich
William Seiberlich (M)
Mr. & Mrs. Terence Shea (M)
Ms. Nadya Shmavonian (D)
Leonard Siegel
Ms. Donna Singer
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sliker
Mrs. Eugene Smith
Mrs. Joan Specter
Ms. Barbara Spiro (D)
Mrs. Gwen Staffieri
Mr. & Mrs. John Stankard
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stanton (M)
Mr. & Mrs. J. Clark Steinman
Louis Taddei
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Teufel (D)
Mr. & Mrs. Felix Tomassi
Mr. & Mrs. August Vagnini, Jr.
Mrs. Sumner Vale
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Valvardi, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Vizi
Mr. & Mrs. Paul von Zech
John Walker
Mrs. Jane Webber
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Weinschenk
Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow Wendling
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Wildermuth
Estate of John B. Wiley
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Word, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wrona
Mrs. Helen Yarosinski
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Yusko
Mrs. Margaret Zenner
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES
AEGON
Air Products & Chemical, Inc.
American Home Products Corp.
AMP Incorporated
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
AON Corporation
Astra Merck
AT&T
The Boeing Company
The Bon Ton Stores Foundation
BP/Amoco Foundation
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.
Carpenter Technology Corp.
CertainTeed Corporation
The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.
Chevron, USA, Inc.
Chubb & Sons, Inc.
CIGNA Corporation
Colgate Palmolive Company
Coopers, Price Waterhouse, LLP
Dean/Witter Reynolds
Dun & Bradstreet
Ernst & Young, LLP
Exxon Education Foundation
Fireman’s Fund Insurance
FleetBoston Financial Foundation
General Accident Insurance Co. of
America
General Electric Foundation
Glaxo SmithKline
Hercules Corporation
Hewlett Packard
IBM Corporation
J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation
Johnson and Johnson
Land America Foundation
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Lucent Technologies
Mellon Bank Corporation
Merck & Company, Inc.
Merrill Lynch Company, Inc.
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
Owens Corning
People’s Bank
Pfizer, Inc.
Procter & Gamble Company
Provident Mutual Life Insurance
Company
Prudential Insurance Company of
America
Reebok Human Right Foundation
R.J. Reynolds Foundation
Rohm & Haas Company
Saint-Gobain Corporation
Schuller Fund
Shell Oil Company
SPS Technologies, Inc.
State Farm Insurance Corp.
Sun Company, Inc.
Texaco, Inc.
Time Warner, Inc.
The Times Mirror
Towers Perrin Forster & Crosby
The Vanguard Group
Verizon Foundation
Walt Disney Company Foundation
Well Fargo Bank, N.A.
BUSINESS, INDUSTRY &
FOUNDATIONS
Alpha Sigma Lambda
American Building Maintenance Co.
The Arcadia Foundation
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
The Arthur Jackson Company
AT&T, Inc.
Automobile Dealers Association of
Philadelphia
Automotive Refinish Service Co.
B & I Auto Supply, Inc.
Beneficial Savings Bank
Black & Gerngross, P.C.
Bruno’s Restaurant
Chartwells Educational Dining
Services, Inc.
Chestnut Hill Dental Group
Comcast Advertising Sales
Comfort Inn & Benningan’s Grill &
Tavern
Community Chiropractic Center
The Connelly Foundation
Crown Cork & Seal Company, Inc.
CYMA Builders & Construction
Managers, Inc.
DaimlerChrysler
Deloitte & Touche, LLP
Duane Morris, LLP
E.A. Dixon Electric, LLC.
Elks Grand Lodge
Enviromental Management Group, Inc.
John Evans’ Sons, Inc.
First Keystone Federal Savings Bank
Gardner/Fox Associates, Inc.
Garrison Printing Co., Inc.
GMAC Financial Services
Herman Goldner Company, Inc.
The Gundaker Family Fund at
The Philadelphia Foundation
Lynne Honickman Foundation
Independence Blue Cross
Jansen Tree Experts
John Kennedy Dealerships
Kaplin, Stewart, Meloff, Reiter &
Stein, P.C.
T. James Kavanagh Foundation
Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback
Foundation
MAA, Inc. Industrial Energy
Magarity Dealerships, Inc.
Samuel P. Mandell Foundation
Hankin Management Company
Rocco & Barbara Martino Foundation
Francis E. McGill, Realtor
McGill & McGill Law Offices
McHugh & Associates, Inc.
Minolta Business Solutions, Inc.
The Montgomery Benefits Group
National Collegiate Atheltic
Association
The Navesink Foundation
Leo Neissen, Jr. Charitable Foundation
New Deal Lumber & Millwork Co., Inc.
P. Agnes, Inc.
Penn Treaty Park Place Ltd.
PennFab, Inc.
The Philadelphia Trust
Company, Inc.
The Philadelphia Phillies
The Catholic Philopatrian
Scholarship Foundation
Lois Pope LIFE Foundation
Rainer & Company
John C. & Kathryn S. Redmond
Foundation
The Barney Roth Company
RMB Roxborough Manayunk Bank
Rogers Realty Advisors
Bill & Trudy Rutledge Foundation
D. M. Sabia & Co., Inc.
Salomon, Smith, Barney, Inc.
Schock’s Sunoco
SCT Software & Resource
Management Corp.
Searchtec Holding, Inc.
SEI Investments
The W. W. Smith Charitable Trust
Harold and Ann Sorgenti Family
Foundation
Soverign Bank Automotive Finance
Group
Starboard Capital Markets, LLC
Stradley Ronon Stevens &
Young, LLP
Suburban Community Bank
Thomas Wynne Apartments &
Jericho Manor Apartments
Trans Union, LLC
Tri-State Telecommunications, Inc.
Turner Construction Company, Inc.
Whelan & Doyle Law Offices
160over90
GIFTS IN KIND
Marion Aherne, SSJ
Kathleen Rex Anderson, Ed.D. ’69
Harry Barbin, III
Mike Borkowski
American Hole-in-One, Inc.
Auto Dealers Association of Greater
Philadelphia
Sharon Cameron Baldwin ’76
Bennigan’s Grill & Tavern,
Montgomeryville, PA
Belle Trattoria, Manayunk
Beneficial Savings Bank
Patricia Brabson
Brian Belcher
Richard and Catherine Lockyer
Bitting ’92 (D)
Café Zesty, Manayunk
Chesapeake Bay Golf Clubs
Bruce Cooper
Coupe Flowers
Wendy Catrona ’03
Dereck Cavis, Main Street
Restaurant Group
Michael Clancy
Marie A. Conn, Ph.D. (F)
Margaret Coope
Suzanne Conway, M.A. (F)
Dave Dahme, Elmo Pio Wines
Marian Ehnow (S)
Joanne Fink ’76
Flourtown Beverage
Flourtown Country Club
Donna M. Bongarzone Flueke
Garrison Printing Company, Inc.
Steve Gardner (D)
Gillespie Advertising & Marketing
Jay Gress, Inc.
Sister Margaret Beatrice Harrington, SSJ
Horsham Valley Golf Club
IKEA
Carolyn Israel
Jake’s Restaurant, Manayunk
Jessica Kahn, Ph.D. (F)
Jane Kelly ’70
Sara Kitchen, Ph.D. (F)
Linda M. Kruger
Robert Lockyer
Ellen Logue ’47
Mary MacAvoy
Barbara D’Iorio Martino ’60 (D)
Patricia McAdams, Ph.D. ’63
Siobhan McEnaney-Hayes ’82
Mary Lou Stafford McGill ’54
Margaret Bennett McGreal ’60
Georgia S. McWhinney, Ph.D.
Novelty Restaurant, Manayunk
Rich and Mary Ann Stahl Patton ’87
Estate of Marie Petralia
The Philadelphia Flyers
Philadelphia’s WB17/WPHI-TV
Gloria and James Pierce, Sr.
Plymouth Country Club
Jacqueline Reich
Joan Toohey Rochford ’53
Trudy Carlin Rutledge ’63 (D)
Sentry III Hospitality, Inc./Mark
Magarity
Deborah D. Shain, MSS, LSW, BCD
6ABC/WPVI.TV
Ann Rusnack Sorgenti ’58 (D)
Sportworks, Manayunk
Amy Sugalski
Judith Sullivan, M.A. (F)
Mark Sutton
Traffic Kontrol, Inc.
Pat Vanderstein
William Wadlinger (S)
Marianne McGurk Wallaesa ’87 (D)
Thomas Wynne Apartments &
Jericho Manor Apartments
Carol Voelmle Zemnick ’74
TRIBUTE FUND
IN HONOR OF
Diane Driscoll, SSJ ’63
Jane Wilson Dunne ’50
Grace Corr Haenn ’54
Eva Maria Lynch, SSJ, Ph.D.
Anthony and Camille Maglio
Geraldine Kelly McDonough ’44
Jacques and Blanche Haviland
Moore ’50
Harold and Ann Rusnack Sorgenti ’58
IN MEMORY OF
Joseph J. Burns
Rev. John Casey, O.S.A.
Marie Therese Cogan, SSJ
Agnes Josephine Conway, SSJ, Ph.D.
Dolores McFadden Cote ’75
Mary Crecchio
Howard Cusack
Anthony Dachille
Paul Daniel, SSJ
Phillip Dennis
Richard DiMedio
Rev. John Donohie
Lars Eidsness
Gertrude Jackson Finley
Ellen & Jack Fitzgerald
Patrick Marie Flood, SSJ
Regina Motzenbecker Foss ’34
Mary Gallagher
Gertrude Cleary Hartnett ’39
George Hartnett
Dorothy Hennessey, SSJ, Ph.D.
Bernice Slabinski Hilinski ’44
Frank Hines
George Keros
Christopher Ledwith
Patricia Sweeney Leroe ’65
Edith Lobel
Johnna Lyons ’90
Charles Marg
Marino and Mosciatti families
Anthony Mauro
Lilian Teresa McClain, SSJ
John P. McErlean, Sr.
William J. McDermott
Elizabeth Clime Merriam ’42
Elsie Mingroni
Dorothy Miller
Lewis Mooney
Jean Gallagher Mondoro ’66
Ellen & Jim Ounsworth
Charlotte Piazza
Emma Pukas ’88
Adolph J. Rusnack
John Sabia, Sr.
Wilma Sauter
John Tiernan
Gloria Walker
Thomas D. Wood
Stacy Zallie
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CHESTNUT HILL
COLLEGE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
2002 – 2003
CHESTNUT HILL
COLLEGE ALUMNAE/I
ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2002 – 2003
PRESIDENT
Regina Maxwell Schwille ’65
VICE PRESIDENT
Kathleen Quigley Grimm ’88
SECRETARY
Kathleen Shea Pié ’87
PAST PRESIDENT
Michelle Schlindwein
Pulcinella ’88
CHAIR
Patricia Kelly, SSJ
Superior General
Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia
PRESIDENT
Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D.
DIRECTORS
Mary Barrar, SSJ
Councillor
Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia
Catherine Lockyer Bitting ’92
Project Manager
Thomas Wynne, L.P.
Judith Campbell ’69
Senior Vice President
New York Life Insurance Co.
Joseph P. Denny
Vice Chairman
Liberty Property Trust
Nan Hechenberger, Ph.D.
Consultant in Higher Education
Administration & Strategic Planning
Marjorie Keenan, SSJ
Vice Principal
Bethlehem Catholic High School
Thomas J. Lynch
Vice President
Rittenhouse Trust Company
Lois B. Pope, LL.D.
President
The Lois Pope LIFE Foundation
DIRECTORS
Constance Murray Becker ’57
Catherine Robinson, SSJ
President
Archbishop Prendergast High School
Suzanne Schulz Dressler ’71
Annemarie Roche, SSJ
Coordinator for Mission Effectiveness
Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia
Trudy Carlin Rutledge ’63
Merilyn Ryan, SSJ, Ph.D.
Councillor
Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia
John Sabia, Jr.
President
D.M. Sabia & Company
Anna Louise Schuck, SSJ
Councillor
Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia
Nadya Shmavonian
Independent Consultant
Ann Rusnack Sorgenti ’58
Barbara Spiro
Senior Vice President for
Institutional Advancement
Drexel University
Miriam Gibbons Mandell ’61
M.G.M. Consulting Company
Robert Teufel
Chairman (retired)
Rodale Press, Inc.
Barbara D’Iorio Martino ’60
Marianne McGurk Wallaesa ’87
School Psychologist
Anne P. Myers, SSJ, Ph.D.
Councillor
Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia
Judith Oliver, SSJ
Coordinator of Ministry
Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia
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Francis J. Dunleavy
Director Emeritus
Regina Ventresca Creedon ’71
Antonina D’Alicandro
D’Emilio ’93
Amy McLeer Frangione ’94
Karen Murphy Harris ’88
Catherine Hebson
McVicker, Ph.D. ’65
Kathleen O’Boyle ’84
Mary Ann Stahl Patton ’87
Pamela Fiugalski-Prevoznik ’94
Mary Quinn ’67
Maria Stranieri ’79
Regina Black Urmson ’76