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magazine of notre dame academy
vita!
winter 2013 | volume 9 | issue 3
The
Connected
Classroom
How Technology is
Enhancing the Learning
Experience at NDA
Message from the President
“ Technology has given us amazing tools . . . [but] let’s
not forget the joy of receiving a handwritten note,
or having a cup of tea with someone . . . ”
Teach them what they need to know for life. (Saint Julie Billiart) You’ll hear these words frequently
at NDA. From our earliest days, Saint Julie’s words have guided program planning in Notre Dame schools. It is
important to us to make sure that our students graduate from NDA with the skills and knowledge necessary
to be productive members of society in the 21st century. Among the many necessary skills today is the proper use of
technology. Electronic devices have put the world at our fingertips and have made communication instantaneous.
Keeping up with the growth of technology is certainly a challenge for every school. Equipment is always being
upgraded and there is always something new on the horizon. And it’s all very expensive. But more difficult than
keeping up materially is the challenge of staying out front ethically. Because we are a faith community as well as an
academic institution, we can also address these challenges.
All kinds of information are readily available to today’s students and so it is important to teach how to evaluate or
analyze the material they are using. It is easy to jump to conclusions quickly and make judgments assuming that
the information you have is correct or is the full story. What news sources are credible and what is shown or shared
primarily for the shock value? It is also important to have a balanced approach to research.
Do you ever wonder what Emily Post would say to us today about the use of technology and etiquette? Or do you
wonder what the word “privacy” means today? We’ve all been at special occasions when someone’s phone starts to ring,
or we’ve been stuck on a train near someone carrying on endless conversations. You never know today if someone is
taking a picture of you and then, where that picture might show up. And I am always saddened when I see two or
three people sitting together in a restaurant and, rather than talking to each other, they are texting someone else.
Yes, technology has given us amazing tools that can be used to advance the good in society. We have a better understanding of what is going on around the world. We are connected in ways that were not possible a century ago. At the
same time, let’s not forget the joy of receiving a handwritten note, or having a cup of tea with someone who is really
listening to us.
Merry Christmas to all our NDA friends!
Sister Barbara A. Barry, SNDdeN ’69
President
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Stevie Lee Taylor
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NDA News, Events, and Accolades
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cover story
No More Pencils, No More Books?
Technology in the classroom is transforming
learning in ways never before possible.
10 advancing nda
An Update on the Campaign for Cushing
Auditorium and Reunion Giving
12 the 2012 – 2013 president’s
report on giving
26 class notes
Alumnae News and Moves
33 expressions
On the cover: Seniors Caitlin Costello (front), Samantha Russell, and Elizabeth Tevnan.
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news | events | accolades
It’s a Girl Thing
Body Image Expert on Campus The Global Girl
We were thrilled to welcome award-winning author Kjerstin Gruys to campus in
September. Gruys is the author of Mirror Mirror Off the Wall: How I Learned to
Love My Body by Not Looking at It for a Year. Her powerful story examines body
image and society’s definition of beauty.
In a presentation to the students, she shared stories about her own eating disorder
and how she thinks the media and fashion industry impact how we feel about our
bodies. She said, “We spend a lot of time looking at perfect images in the media.
But perfect is hard to love. For me, lovable is the combination of kindness and
quirks that make you unique!”
e presentation was so well received by the students that they kept raising their
hands to ask more questions after the bell rang.
Above left: After her presentation, Gruys joined
students in the library for a book signing.
Above right: Seniors Jena Doyle (left) and Briana
Tobin-Rosman created the display of student quotes.
e International Day of the Girl was a global
celebration on October 11 and to mark this day
our students reflected on the educational opportunities available to girls around the world. ey
viewed e Girl Effect video about the life of
women in impoverished countries and Malala
Yousafzai’s speech to the United Nations. (Both
are worth Googling if you have the chance.)
Students were also asked, “What is the value of
my education?” eir responses were displayed
outside the library and we think you’ll be
impressed – check out page 12.
value
I
my education because I will be able
to support myself and be independent.
— victoria, class of 2014
Professional Development
focus on the
faculty
and staff
Leaders in Their Field
Director of Information Technology Mike
Minihane is currently serving a two-year
term as the president of the Massachusetts
Educational Technology Administrators
Association. METAA is the professional
organization for K-12 leaders of educational
technology in Massachusetts. Its mission is
to unite Massachusetts K-12 educational
technology administrators into one professional association for the purpose of
advocating for and supporting the vision and
policies for historical, current, and cutting
edge technology within all aspects of teaching. METAA is also the Massachusetts state
chapter of the Consortium for School
Networking (CoSN) which is the national
organization representing technology leaders.
Technology teacher Susan Pratt is serving a
one-year term as the president of the Massachusetts Business Educators Association, a
group representing business educators at the
high school and two-year college level. e
organization believes students with strong
backgrounds in business will become professionals who contribute to the prosperity of
their communities.
Minihane and Pratt are also featured in our
cover story, please see page 6.
Science Department Chair Renee Parry attended a one-week program at MIT where
professors shared their current science and engineering research and suggested ways to apply
it to high school classrooms. She also attended an Advanced Placement conference to
review the changes to the AP Physics B curriculum.
Science teacher Mary Sabelli attended the Advanced Placement conference to review the
curriculum for AP Biology.
Spanish teacher Marianne Martin attended a workshop, iPad in the Foreign Language
Classroom, hosted by the Bureau of Educational Research.
Social Studies teacher Joan Delany took a course, Imperialism in Southeast Asia, offered by
the organization Primary Source.
World Languages Department Chair Allyson Butler and Mandarin teacher Weiyang
Merkel attended the Massachusetts Foreign Language Association conference, which
focused on the integration of technology into World Languages curriculum.
Science teacher Jana Loux-Turner attended a workshop sponsored by the Harvard Forest
program which encourages teachers to initiate hands-on ecology research projects.
Principal Kathleen Rowley Colin ’89, Technology teacher Sue Pratt, Director of Guidance and Academic Programming Joan Perrault, eology Department Chair Sister Mary
Janice Bartolo, World Languages Department Chair Allyson Butler, and English teacher
Andrea Shedlock attended a middle school conference offered through the Association
of Independent Schools of New England. Sessions included technology in the classroom,
middle school poetry and literature, social-emotional education, and team building.
Maureen Meyer, chair of the visual and performing arts department, is enrolled in classes
in graphic design, including typography, at Mass College of Art and Design.
In conjunction with other Sisters of Notre Dame schools in Massachusetts, the eology
and Campus Ministry departments, as well as other staff members, attended a mission
integration workshop to discuss what the schools have in common and how each institution can work to enhance the unique mission of Saint Julie and the Sisters of Notre
Dame de Namur.
is summer, Science teacher Linda Muller took an online course through e Connecting Link called “Impacting Teaching and Learning with Brain Research.” She learned about
techniques she could use in the classroom to help students study for long term retention.
focus on women’s health
This fall, the co-curricular club Cougars for the Cure initiated programs to raise awareness about ovarian and breast
cancer. Announcements were made about the diseases and
many sports teams wore teal and pink to bring attention
to the cause. Each awareness campaign culminated in a
dress down day where students paid $1 to wear their pink
and teal sweats. The money went to organizations that find
a cure for these two diseases impacting women.
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Main Street
heritage scholarship raffle
Each year, the entire NDA community sells raffle tickets to raise
money for the four Heritage Scholarships that support four
deserving students who cannot afford the NDA tuition. To keep
up the energy and excitement, the campaign included a studentcreated video, prizes for the top homeroom, and a number of
fun incentives for students who sold all 15 tickets. Thank you to
everyone who bought a ticket and supported the scholarships!
i dreamed a dream
For the first full musical in the new Cushing Auditorium, the NDA
Player’s performed in Les Miserables. The three shows were well
attended and the new sound system really showed off the talent
of our vocalists! Campus Ministry Director Michelle Kelley loved
the show. She said, “My heart soared, sunk and rose again with
each song of the musical. I was brought to tears at the end. I felt
all of the hard work from each person.”
heritage day 2013
Heritage Day, our annual celebration of community, included
an amazing Talent Show, PowderPuff football, and a (rainy!)
outdoor Liturgy where freshmen were officially welcomed to the
community and received their Our Lady of Hingham medals.
Above: Spanish teacher Jessica Kiely (in purple) poses with a member of each class.
distractology
NDA hosted the Distractology program for a week in September. There was a 36-foot-long neon yellow trailer in the parking
lot where students could test their driving skills with a simulated driving program. During the training, students faced a
number of scenarios – including incoming text messages –
to see how they would react.
nationally reco gnized
We are thrilled to congratulate five seniors who were named
Commended Students in the 2014 National Merit Program:
Megan Barrett, Christina Berlen, Jenna McKenney, Marisa
Teixeira, and Eve Wenger. Commended students placed among
the top five percent of more than 1.5 million students who
took the Preliminary SAT.
college fair
One hundred and fifty colleges and universities were on campus for the annual fall college fair. Seniors walked from table to
table asking questions and meeting with representatives from
schools across the country.
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Retreats
retreats at nda
Our robust Campus Ministry program offers a wide array of
retreat opportunities to guide students in their personal faith formation. This fall, the Class of 2017 enjoyed their retreat in October
and reflected on self, God, and their role in the NDA community.
The day included icebreakers, small group discussions, and
witness talks by upperclassmen. Sophomores, juniors, and
seniors will also hold day-long retreats later in the year.
Main Street
Mother-Daughter Brunch
Mothers, daughters, grandmothers, and aunts packed the Chapel and
the Saint Julie Dining Hall for a very special annual gathering. After
Liturgy, the group enjoyed brunch and had an opportunity to start
their Christmas shopping at a variety of booths set up with jewelry,
accessories, home décor and more.
Also this fall, juniors and seniors from NDA and B.C. High participated in the Discover Retreat which helps students identify how to
apply their unique gifts to their daily decisions and how to listen
for the voice of God in their lives.
Trips
field trip!
Students from the Engineering class attended the “Women in Engineering” day at Tufts University. The group learned about majoring in
civil, mechanical, environmental, and biomedical engineering. Guest
speakers discussed what it was like to work in a male dominated
field as well as their particular projects.
Seniors Deanna Bono, Alanna Thornton, Maria Venturelli,
and Natalia Mirabito with their moms.
Also, students in the Mandarin classes and students from China
traveled to the Peabody Essex Museum to compare and contrast the
cultural and architectural differences of China and the United States
in the early 1800s.
Connect
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Elizabeth ’15 and Mary ’16 Costantino with their mom.
Photos by Sue Hagstrom.
Athletics
tournament time
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Due to copy deadlines, we will report on the full fall athletics season
in the spring issue, but we can tell you that this was the first season
in NDA history that we had three teams simultaneously competing
in their respective division semifinals! Congratulations to the
coaches and players from field hockey, soccer, and volleyball.
Cover story
No More Pencils,
No More Books?
Technology in the classroom is transforming learning
by meghan rowley little ’92
in ways never before possible.
“ We are at a crossroads in education, and it
is both challenging and invigorating to think
about how learning will change in the next
few years, or even the next few months.”
—CouRTney MuRRay Russillo ’00,
enGlish DePaRTMenT ChaiR
Invigorating
Everywhere you look, technology is there. While some cringe at
the impact of modern technology on our lives, others choose to
embrace it. Notre Dame Academy recognizes the value and is putting technology to work across all disciplines. Devices and apps
work together to expand the classroom experience from a traditional lecture-based format to a creative combination of lecture,
digital, and real-time problem solving. “Technology has added a
dimension to the classroom that the girls have gravitated to,” Principal Kathleen Rowley Colin ’89 says. “It makes learning so much
more exciting — that is their world.”
Incorporating a mix of devices, apps, and software into her classes
has allowed Russillo’s students to both learn about a specific topic
and gain hands-on experience with technology. Last year, one of
her assignments was to create a PowerPoint presentation on a famous political artist. e students then converted the PowerPoint
into a video using the Explain Everything app. Next, students narrated their videos and posted them on the class page of the student
portal so that everyone in the class could listen to each other’s presentations. “By completing this project, students learned and
shared their knowledge in a different way,” Russillo explains.
Beyond the Text
As part of a fellowship through the National Council of Teachers
of English, Russillo will be looking at how digital media and digital tools like e-readers impact reading comprehension. Her study
will take a comprehensive look at digital literacy at NDA. She says,
“We are at a crossroads in education, and it is both challenging
and invigorating to think about how learning will change in the
next few years, or even the next few months.”
Bringing technology to the classroom is critical for college
preparation. In order to utilize these tools, however, teachers must
first be comfortable operating them. “ere is always a period
of growth in terms of learning how to use the technology appropriately while maintaining the desired level of instruction,” Allyson
Butler, World Language department chair and Spanish teacher,
says. “It is truly a challenging effort that all teachers are currently
experiencing in their classrooms.”
For Butler, it is time well spent as she sees her students’ classroom
experience greatly enhanced. “My ability to access authentic
resources, such as newscasts, podcasts, and videos, has grown,” she
says. “Students are hearing a variety of dialectal accents from
around the world, and at an authentic linguistic pace.”
e availability of resources beyond traditional texts and language
lab recordings allows teachers like Butler to explore alternative
methods of instruction. At NDA, a wide variety of tools are
available across curricula. With the help of iPads, Smart Boards,
and Apple TVs in every classroom, teachers can get creative and
be certain that their students understand the lessons.
Courtney Murray Russillo ’00, chair of the English department,
believes technology encourages students to own more of the
learning experience. “By using iPads and having students research,
create, and evaluate in real-time, they are invested in learning
because it is an active process.”
Technology at Work
Renee Parry, Science department chair, has technology working
hard in her chemistry, physics, and engineering courses. She uses
computer-based measurement equipment to collect real-time data,
apps to video and record objects, industry-grade engineering modeling software, and apps to record chemistry lab measurements.
Parry also relies on virtual labs that run on Java for her physics
classes. “e University of Colorado has an extensive set of virtual
labs that enable our students to conduct experiments that may not
be feasible in the classroom setting,” she explains.
ese tools are beneficial to both teacher and student, particularly
for ensuring that each student understands the lesson. In Parry’s
chemistry classes, students use the Notability app to record lab
measurements through photographs and annotations and then
submit them electronically. “e students love this method of documenting labs because they enjoy the creativity inherent in the
iPad.” Parry says. By recording lab work with photographs, she is
able to review each student’s work and be sure they used every
gauge correctly and recorded data precisely.
Cover story
“you might expect that [students] be consumed by their
own screen, but the contrary is true. They eagerly share
their work with their peers and are very comfortable
asking questions about each others’ work.”
— R e n e e Pa R Ry, s C i e n C e D e Pa R T M e n T C h a i R
There’s an app for That
There are more apps
out there than most of us
know what to do with,
but NDA has identified key
productivity apps which
are on all iPads:
30 Hands
Pages
Numbers
Keynote
iMovie
Explain Everything
Notability
Other apps which teachers
have used include:
Book Press
Book Creator
Educreations
Explain Everything
Garage Band
iTalk
Readdle Shakespeare
Science 360
Socrative
TedTalks
Vernier Video
Parry also likes to conduct in-class surveys of her
students’ comprehension of material, asking students to open their class website on their iPads and
type their answer into a pre-made survey box.
“I can immediately see their responses on my
computer or iPad without the class seeing the results,” she says. “is way I can assess in real-time
how each student is doing in our lesson and make
adjustments in the instruction to ensure all students get the support they need.”
In a similar way, Parry uses Apple TV to review
and share students’ work, particularly model
drawings. “e iPad enables students to draw
science models — anything from atoms and cells
to thermodynamic heat engines — with more creativity,” she says. “e ease with which they can
create colorful, meaningful models greatly improves the students’ engagement, giving them a
more conducive mental state for retention of information.” With the addition of Apple TV, a student can instantly project her drawing for the class
to see with just one swipe of her finger. “In every
lesson in which I have incorporated the iPad,
students naturally collaborate,” Parry says. “You
might expect that they be consumed by their own
screen, but the contrary is true. ey eagerly share
their work with their peers and are very comfortable asking questions about each others’ work.”
Flipping the Classroom
e flipped classroom model is on the rise with
the continued implementation of technology. In
this teaching model the traditional lecture and
homework elements are flipped. Students watch
short video lectures or related clips at home prior
to the class. en, class time is devoted to problem
solving, projects, and discussions.
is approach offers a number of benefits for the
student. First, the student can learn at her own
pace and at a time of her choosing. Also, if the
pace of a video is too fast, she can pause it or
rewind to listen to complicated portions as many
times as she needs.
“e idea is a paradigm shift in education,”
Michael Minihane, Director of Information Technology says. NDA has applications, such as 30
Hands Learning, in place to help faculty easily implement modern teaching techniques, such as
video lectures, in conjunction with traditional
teaching methods. Minihane says, “We don’t want
to have strictly an online learning model; we want
to have a blended learning model.”
Several teachers at NDA incorporate the flipped
classroom model into their classes with positive
results. Mathematics teacher Chris Bianchi uses it
for all of his classes. “My classes run the whole educational spectrum, from traditional lecture to
collaborative learning to discovery learning to the
flipped classroom,” he says. “I believe that different topics lend themselves to different methods of
presentation, and I believe that different students
will respond to different modes of instruction.”
Because students have watched the lecture before
coming to class, they are mentally prepared for the
topic. Bianchi says he can break students into
groups at the start of class and work that way for
most of the period. “By contrast, in a traditional
lecture format, I might only be able to give the
students five minutes at the end of class to work in
groups,” he says. “With the flipped classroom,
group work becomes a much more prominent
component of the course, and many students find
the group work to be both helpful and enjoyable.”
Students are also taking advantage of the flipped
classroom model. In Sue Pratt’s global financial
systems classes, students use iPads to create voice
annotated video presentations of their final
projects. She shares, “Students create videos of
themselves presenting marketing plans to potential investors on the Explain Everything app and
post them in 30 Hands for their classmates to
watch at home. Our time in class allows for richer
collaboration and more thorough peer review.
ey truly learn from each other.” Pratt notes that
it is easy to archive the videos and she expects
many students will be better prepared for college
business classes which often take a student-centered approach.
MoRe Than CanDy CRush & snaPChaT*
Blended
Teenagers and their mobile devices are never far from each other, but you might be
surprised to learn just what they are up to.
The iPad has enhanced my learning
through a more hands-on experience
and has helped me find more creative
ways to make presentations.
I am taking Mandarin this year and there
are so many helpful apps on the iPad to
practice writing my characters.
CASEY CALLAHAN ’14
Dynamic Discussion
JULIA MADDEN ’15
Sister Mary Janice Bartolo, SNDdeN, agrees. She,
like Bianchi, uses the flipped classroom model as
just one of many teaching methods in her eology classes and she considers it very valuable.
“Students in general are more participative, as
they have had time to process and consider the
questions they want to raise,” she says. She believes this model, in the way she is using it, promotes critical thinking skills. “I find it is good for
the girls to grapple with the concepts first, with
some guidance from my PowerPoints or notes,”
Bartolo says. “What they then bring to the table
of discussion is more enriching with some
thought put into it prior to class.”
Using 30 Hands for geometry makes learning so much easier because my teacher
posts videos which explain the materials
very clearly. It helps me have a better
understanding of what I am learning.
In physics class I was able to perform a
lab on velocity by using an app called
Vernier Video Analysis. I created position
and velocity graphs for my data, which
made learning more fun and the project
was easier to understand.
KEELY COYNE ’16
ANA GALLOTTO ’14
For Bartolo, the greatest benefit of the flipped
classroom is the increased time she has to engage
with her students. Recently, she assigned two
video clips and an article relating to International
Day of the Girl to watch and read at home.
“When we next met, we had the most amazing
discussion on the plight of girls in other cultures
based on their watching and reflecting on e Girl
Effect and Malala Yousafzai’s speech at the United
Nations,” she says. “It opened up discussion about
other cultures and practices, the impact education
can have on women and society in the broader
context, as well as reflecting on the idea of forgiveness, compassion, and courage.” In the past,
Bartolo would have taken class time to view the
videos, but she found this approach allowed for a
much richer experience for the students.
With the explosion of so many new tools to share
and access knowledge, Notre Dame’s teachers and
students are transforming learning in ways that
have never before been possible. NDA is committed to embracing technology and what future
digital resources may offer. Colin says, “Whenever you can re-energize a classroom with a new
approach to teaching and learning, the outcome is
only positive.”
*For those of us not under 25 . . . Candy Crush is Facebook’s most popular puzzle app with
46 million average monthly users. The Snapchat app is a social media platform where users
snap a photo or a video, add a caption, and send it to a friend.
a BlenDeD leaRninG MoDel
Director of Information Technology Mike Minihane notes that the Academy’s
implementation of iPads, Smart Boards, and other technologies in the classroom is the
result of careful and thoughtful planning. “Our emphasis has always been on enhancing teaching and learning and not just on the latest technology and new devices. It is
important that new tools be integrated into teaching and learning and not layered on
top of the curriculum.”
This intentional approach allows teachers to experiment in the classroom, develop
best practices, and thoughtfully add new technology to the curriculum. Minihane knows
that building the comfort level of the faculty is critical. “Not everyone is going to adopt
and change their classes overnight. It is a gradual process and it is important to
provide training and professional development opportunities to ensure success.”
For Minihane, access to the latest technology is a reflection of the Academy’s
mission and Saint Julie’s directive to “Teach whatever is necessary to equip the
students for life…”
Resources include:
• A secure state-of-the-art, wireless
network enhanced to support full
classroom use
• Two general use computer labs
• Classroom sets of laptops and
iPads to use throughout the
building, along with netbooks
and printer access
• A graphic design lab
• A multimedia lab for World
Languages
• A music lab with full-size weighted
electronic keyboards
• Smart Boards in every classroom
He adds, “Technology provides unprecedented opportunities for communication,
collaboration, and critical thinking, all of which prepare our students to become
lifelong learners. I’m always excited to see all the way our teachers and students are
transforming learning!”
Advancing NDA
campaign
for
cushing auditorium
The Final Act
As the removal of 870 seats began on June 13, one goal superseded all others:
to have a renovated Cushing Auditorium ready for the first day of school.
Each seat was painstakingly taken apart, the frames and hardware preserved, the cushions and fabrics destined for recycling. Electricians moved in to update wiring and prepare for the installation
of a dynamic new sound and projection system. Contractors opened up the wall housing the projection room. Painters and carpet layers waited their turn. With dust and noise taking over one end
of the building, fundraising continued at the other.
As the school year began, more than 700 alumnae, parents, and friends made contributions totaling nearly $460,000, allowing students to return to an auditorium ready to accommodate them.
“We still have work to do,” explains Lynn Page Flaherty, director of institutional advancement.
“e basic renovations are complete, but we are still without a new stage curtain and some of the
finishing touches. anks to the generosity of Signet Electronics, our audiovisual provider, and great
project management by our facilities department, we saved money on many parts of the renovation,
making us just $35,000 from our goal.”
Included in that goal is another $10,000 to officially rededicate the auditorium stage in honor
of Cappi and Ted Doyle P’72 ’73 ’76 ’82, beloved directors of generations of NDA dramatic and
musical productions. Mrs. Doyle was also an English teacher.
“Mrs. Doyle was the reason I succeeded and survived high school,” wrote Kristen Porter ’87. “She
was my teacher, my mentor, and my director … She wrote all of my college recommendations and
was my cheerleader when I lacked confidence.”
e Campaign for Cushing Auditorium will continue until these goals are met.
“It was wonderful to have the space usable for the girls’ return,” says President of the Academy
Sister Barbara A. Barry, SNDdeN. “We’ve already hosted speakers who have been so impressed with
our sound and projection capabilities. And it was really special to be able to rededicate the space on
October 9 (see sidebar) and celebrate with so many people who have supported the project so far.
But we’re not done yet. We can’t wait to celebrate again when the project is 100% complete.”
To make your gift to e Campaign for Cushing Auditorium, visit
www.ndahingham.com/cushign or call 781.749.5930, ext. 2246.
Take a
Seat
Cushing Auditorium seats are
still available to be named for
your family or a loved one. Be
part of where our community
gathers!
General Seating is available for
$300 per seat. Only 3 Senior
Section seats ($500) were
available as vita! went to press.
A perfect Christmas gift for the
person who has everything!
Re-Dedication
fideles society reception & the re-dedication of the cushing auditorium
On October 9, nearly 150 alumnae, parents, and friends gathered on campus for NDA’s annual Fideles Society Reception. The gathering included
a special ribbon cutting ceremony to re-dedicate the Cushing Auditorium. Senior Madeline Blackburn thanked guests for their generosity and
the cast of Les Misérables performed two of their favorite songs to entice the crowd to attend the November show. The evening concluded with a
cocktail reception in the Saint Julie Dining Hall.
1 Elizabeth Ballantyne Mullen ’63R and Anne Stonefield. 2 Barbara and Brad Caron P’12 ’16 joined Sister Barbara and the Pinches on the steps of the Cushing Auditorium for the official ribbon
cutting ceremony. 3 The early support of Kitty and Tim Pinch P’02 ’07 ’12 was critical to the auditorium renovation’s success. Their philanthropy inspired many generous donations.
4 Ann Marie Lynch ’73 bought a chair in honor of her mother and father. Photos by Agnes Kane P’15.
Reunion Challenge 2014
Reunions are full of memories – and ruminations – as
graduates reflect on the girls they were and celebrate
the women they have become.
“Reunion is such a special time,” says Alumnae Director Stevie Lee
Taylor. “To witness the friendships that have endured and others that
are rekindled during the celebrations is really wonderful. And to hear
all the things that our graduates have accomplished since they left
NDA is truly amazing.”
Planning for the 2014 reunion celebrations kicked off with a reception on October 22, attended by interested volunteers from all
reunion classes. Reunion Weekend will feature tours and activities
for all reunion class members – highlighted by the Alumnae
Memorial Mass and a complimentary cocktail reception – as well as
individual class banquets and celebrations. Part of the kickoff
conversation focused on reunion class giving.
“e Reunion Class Gift is a growing tradition that has made a very
visible impact at NDA,” explains Lynn Page Flaherty, director of
institutional advancement. “In the last two years alone, our reunion
classes have upgraded the desks and chairs in our classrooms,
supported scholarships, and financed the renovation of rows of seats
in the auditorium.
Every donation makes a difference at NDA. e Reunion Class Gift
represents the collective donations made by a class during their
reunion year, regardless of the purpose of the gift.
is year, reunion classes are being asked to support the students
themselves, with donations in support of financial aid.
“e average financial aid grant is $5,000,” says Flaherty. “We’re
asking our alumnae to consider how many girls they can ‘sponsor’ as
a class, to make NDA possible for the young women who follow in
their footsteps.”
“With the reopening of the seventh grade next fall, financial aid
becomes an even bigger need as families consider making a six year
commitment. We want to make NDA accessible to the best and
brightest. Our alumnae have always understood and supported this
and we can’t wait to see how many girls we can help with their
generous donations.”
annual fund campaign 2013-2014
Whether you give to the Alumnae Fund, Parent Fund, Medallion Fund,
or the general Annual Fund itself, your contribution touches every part
of the NDA experience.
These unrestricted dollars help bridge the gap between tuition revenue
and the actual cost of an NDA education. Donations make a diverse
list of school programs possible – from One Book One School activities and student support presentations, to production costs for the
annual musical and even financial aid.
Each year, a corps of committed parents and alumnae share their
passion for the school by lending their efforts to the Annual Fund Campaign. Whether they reach you by phone, letter, or email, please
respond generously. Your donation gives our school life!
The 2012–2013
President’s Report on Giving
Dear Friends,
e President’s Report on Giving celebrates the philanthropic spirit that allows Notre Dame Academy to flourish.
e pages that follow – and the names of more than 1,800 donors who made a gift during the past fiscal year – are
a true testament to the confidence you have in the school we are today and in our vision for the future.
As we embark on the reopening of our seventh and eighth grades, our mission to educate young women has never
been more relevant. We know that NDA is a place where young women feel comfortable raising their hand,
sharing ideas, and speaking their mind. Our faculty members encourage this and push each young woman to find
her voice. is fall, we celebrated the second annual International Day of the Girl and we asked our students to
reflect on the value of their education. Here are few of our favorite responses:
Education helps me have my own view of the world. It makes me respect myself and makes others respect me.
— Qianping, Class of 2016
It gives me a future that is in my own hands.
— Meaghan, Class of 2015
I value my education because it enables me to think critically in different situations and helps me to help others.
— Lauren, Class of 2017
I value education because I know it can help me stand up for what is right and just.
—Carly, Class of 2015
Educated, empowered women have the dignity and strength to accomplish anything.
— Jillian, Class of 2015
ese comments confirm that – with your support – we are succeeding in Saint Julie Billiart’s charge to “Train up
strong women ... ” Your donations provide the resources, programs, and opportunities that allow our students to
cultivate their unique gifts and develop the confidence to share them with the world.
We are grateful for your faith in us and we count on your continued participation to ensure a brilliant future
for NDA. ank you!
Sincerely,
President
MaryCarroll Sullivan ’68
Chair, Board of Directors
2012–2013
Financial Overview
Unrestricted Operating Revenues and Expenses
July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013
Expenses $9,211,935
Revenue $10,185,809
Tuition
85.55%*
Instruction & Student Activities
61.08%
Contributed Services from
the Sisters on Notre Dame
4.71%
General & Administrative
14.17%
Other
11.45%
Unrestricted Gifts
4.92%
Operations & Maintenance
7.21%
Other Sources
4.82%
Alumnae Relations,
Communications, & Development
6.09%
* Net of $712,834 financial aid
and scholarships
Philanthropic Profile
July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013
Gifts by Constituency
Gifts by Purpose
Alumnae
$221,359
Capital Support
$338,928
Board of Directors
$120,793
Financial Aid & Scholarship
$302,814
Corporations & Foundations
$109,615
Support for School Programs
Faculty & Staff
$19,445 **
Friends
$77,182
Grandparents
$5,530
Medallion Parents
$172,928
Parents
$221,766
Students
Unrestricted
$61,396
$118,261
Report does not reflect revenue from alumnae activities or related projects.
$650 **
Please note that gifts may be counted more than once.
** Does not include funds raised by students, faculty, and staff
during the 2012 Heritage Scholarship raffle campaign.
The 2012–2013
President’s Report on Giving
e following lists represent donors who made gifts to Notre Dame
Academy during the fiscal period July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013.
We are most grateful for the support of all our donors.
Fideles Society
The Fideles Society recognizes alumnae,
parents, and friends who supported
Notre Dame Academy with leadership
gifts of $1,000 or more.
Cornerstone Society
$100,000 or more
Francoise Blin de Bourdon Society
$25,000 to $99,999
Saint Julie Society
$10,000 to $24,999
Namur Club
$5,000 to $9,999
Cuvilly Club
$2,500 to $4,999
Les Fideles
$1,000 to $2,499
Young Fideles*
$500 to $1,000
*for graduates of the last 15 years
Cornerstone Society
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
Francoise Blin de Bourdon Society
Diane Cudd Capodilupo `63R
Barbara & Bradford Caron P`12 `16
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Kitty & Timothy Pinch P`02 `07 `12
Signet Electronics
Denise & Frank Teixeira P`14 `15 `17
Saint Julie Society
Catholic Schools Foundation
NDA Class of 2013
Elizabeth & Joseph Donahue P`11
Jennifer Merrigan Fay `85 &
Patrick Fay P`16
Candy & Stephen LeVangie P`98 `02
Linda & Paul Mulligan PhD P`99
Diane & Thomas Shipp MD P`13
Roger W. Wade P`11
Namur Club
Elizabeth Eldredge MD & George
Alexakos P`16
Virginia & Michael Ayers MD P`13
Elizabeth & Mark Baker P`10 `15
Mary McGivern Bell `61R P`88 `97
`03 GP'17
Alexandra M. Carrick `12
Diane & Douglas Farrington P`11
The Lynch Foundation
Katherine & Curt Morley P`12 `13
Notre Dame Academy Alumnae
Association
Notre Dame Academy Boosters
Christine & Michael Puzo P`96 `98 `04
Dianne & Thomas Reilly P`98 `00 `09
The Stanton Foundation
MaryCarroll Sullivan `68
Cuvilly Club
Ann & William Barres P`16
Mark Bavis Leadership Foundation
Megan Tonderys Bearce `74 & William
Bearce III P`03 `06
Ann & Michael Bevilacqua P`08
Laura & Thomas Brooks P`16
Sheila & Stephen Brown P`04 `06 `08 `13
Mary & Michael Darling P`99 `02
Linda & Kent Davies P`16
MaryLou & John Driscoll P`15
Kathy & Arthur Duffy P`17
Fernwood Investment Management
Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts
to Education
Kathleen & James Griffin P`14 `17
Joanne & Jamie Hajjar P`13
Constance & Frederic Hyder
Annemarie Lynch Kenneally `80 &
Kevin Kenneally P`13 `15
Christine & Patrick McEachern P`15 `17
Catherine & James McKeone P`16
Annie & Carl Nelson P`14
Michelle & Thomas O’Connor P`15
Deirdre & Paul Prescott
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston
Shelagh Foley Sullivan `80 &
Patrick Sullivan
Jana & John Thorbahn P`14 `15
Carol & Paul Troy P`91 `94
Adele Chapman Urbsas `58R
Laura Gallant & Joseph Wheeler P`15 `16
Susan & Jeffrey Winsper P`15
Les Fideles
Sharon & Blaine Banker P`93 `95
Bank of America Matching Gifts Program
Barclays Educational Gift Matching
Program
Kerry & Vincent Berlen P`14
Mary Blanchette MD &
Brian Blanchette MD P`13
Anne Clancy Botsch `55R
Erin Wall Brighton `94
Leslie & Douglas Bryan P`14
Mary Ann & Jeffrey Burek P`02
Virginia Dunn Cahill `60R
Paul Callahan
Barbara & Richard Campbell P`96
Marie Dunn Catalane `74
Susana & Alfredo Chan P`16
Kathleen Rowley Colin `89 & Sean Colin
Gracemarie & Brian Concannon P`02 `06
Lauren & John Concannon III P`13
Kerrie Manning Coughlin `91 &
James Coughlin
Elizabeth R. Coyte `97
Heather Stevens Cronin `87 &
Timothy Cronin P`17
Mary & Daniel Cross P`11
Maureen Donohue Cullen
Peggy & Sam Davis P`14
Anne Fleming de Fons-Boronat `49R
Michele Daley Dickinson `80 &
Mark Dickinson P`14
Walter & Bessie Dilley Family Fund
Nicollette Reilly Disch `98
Carolyn Combie Dolan `64R
Paula Driscoll `74
Francesca Eastman `68
Debby & Ross Elder P`98
Debora Elliot P`15
Joseph H. Findley Charitable Trust
Lawrence Foley P`85 `91 GP`15 `17
Rita & Kevin Gill P`07
Nancy Doyle Graham `68 P`88 `91 `93
Habeeb & Associates Architects Inc.
Ann Marie & Mark Haley P`14
Maria & John Harrigan P`16
Pamela Hynes Hayden `93
Marlo & Adam Hayes P`16
Anne Louise Bennett Hicks `69
Jeanne Higgins `83
Nancy Holt `87
Nancy Howard `68
Kristin Keegan Hunt `84 &
James Hunt P`12 `14
Michele & David Joy P`07 `09
Cornelia Kelley-LaCambria `65R
Heather Kenney
Rebecca & Thomas Kenney MD P`16
Monica Landry `86
Jacquelyn & Philip Levangie P`15
LeVangie Electric Co. Inc.
Catherine & Timothy Lohe P`09 `16
Andrea & John Lundy P`16
Rosemary & John MacKinnon P`88 `92
Ruth Ross MD & Peter McCormack P`15
Peter McDonald DMD
Mary Brambilla McFarland `57R
Molly & Bill McGowan Jr. P`16
Sharon & Joseph Mohr P`15
Mary Ganley Montanari `71
Elizabeth Morrison `02
Elizabeth Ballantyne Mullen `63R
Maureen Murphy `63R
Catherine & Robert Murray P`13
Susan & Ronald Nagle P`14
Carolyn Launie Nolan `00
Sarah & Paul O’Donnell P`08
Michele & Robert O’Leary MD P`13
Claudia & Thomas O’Regan P`15
Jean O’Sullivan GP`11
Kathleen & Kevin Petit P`08 `13
Helen & Paul Pitts P`13 `17
Tracey & Bruce Pixler P`14
Virginia Griffin Rice `58R
Elizabeth Bolton Roque `33R†
Elaine Power Schneider `60R
Martha Doyle Schwartz `76
Deirdre Fleming Shea `92
State Street Matching Gift Program
Lisa & Sean Stover P`12 `15
Darlene Curley-Sullivan &
Frederick Sullivan P`13
Lynne & William Supple P`15
Nancy & Sean Teague P`08 `13
Lauren & Robert Tedeschi P`16
Suzanne & Joseph Toce
Patricia & Christopher Valente P`05 `13
Patricia & John Vlassakis P`03
Kirsten & Thomas Ward P`14
Jeanne Gemmel Wasson `62R
Mary Welsh P`14
Julie & Robert Westwater Jr. P`14 `16
Young Fideles
Katherine Bell Braim `03
Katilin Burek `02
Virginia Sopyla `00
Giving Clubs
Notre Dame Guild
$500 to $999
Loretto Julia Associates
$250 to $499
Academy Club
$100 to $249
Notre Dame Guild
Kathleen Ahern `80
Ahold Financial Services
Angela Capucci Aquilino `63R
Erica Burzyk Arcand `91
Patricia Aruda P`08 `09 `13
Jane Dever Barry `76
Donna & Edward Bartlett P`01 `05 `11
Carolyn Nash Blair `54G
Patricia & Gerald Boardman P`14
Myron Boluch P`84 `85
Maura Bell Boucher `88 P`17
Sallyann & Stephen Bowen P`14 `16
Jane M. Branca-Wallace `71
Kerry Gilmore Burke `75 P`09
Susan Cahill `76
Stephen Carrier P`13
Kathryn Lynch Carroll `84
Every effort has been made to accurately reflect all gifts to NDA between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013. Please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement with any errors or omissions.
Susan & James Cassidy P`14
Barbara Shea Civiello `81
Close Up Foundation
Danette Colella MD `87
Maryellen O’Sullivan Concannon `77
Adrienne Cote `74
Lisa & John Coyne P`16
Linda & Michael Craven P`15
Colleen & Daniel Cudgma P`13 `15
Maura & Matthew Dagher P`09 `14
Christine & Richard Dalton P`13
Kathleen Devin Dauphinais `92 &
Edmond Dauphinais
Christina Faunce Deignan `88
Amy Graham Delaney `88
Kristine Dennehy
Maria Dinwoodie P`15
Kelly Bourke Dion `90
Stephanie & Kevin Donovan P`04 `08
Christopher Driscoll
Christine & Paul Driscoll P`14
Diane C. Duggan `79
J. Kate Willett Duggan `92
Eileen & Thomas Dunn P`13
Lynn & Thomas Durkin P`16
Rosemary & Peter Economou P`15
Nancy Edwards `65R
Karen Ernst Connolly `72
Elizabeth & Joseph Ferreri P`13
Mary-Ellen Ricketts Fidler `49G
Kathleen & Richard Fitzwilliam P`16
Anne Brennan Flink `71
Carla & Peter Fox P`16
Donna & James French P`11
Ellen Crowley Fullerton `87
Christine Pineault Gallagher `95
Carol King Gately `63R
Kathleen Fenn Gaughan `73 &
Edward Gaughan P`06
Anne Marie Gean
Katherine Doyle Guenther `72
Patricia Rennie Guilbeault `88
Steven Habeeb
Carol Brogna Hayes `62R
Tara & Stephen Healy P`13
Ellen & Francis Higgins P`83
Julie MacKinnon Houle `92
Adele & Dominic Janssens P`16
Elizabeth & Michael Jones P`05
Nancy McElaney Joyce `61R
Ann Doyle Kane `82
Frances & Harry Keegan P`84 GP`12 `14
Joanne Donovan Kelly `54R
Katie Kenneally Kelly `65R
Mary & Thomas Kelly P`99 `02
Mary & Mike Kerrigan P`16
Keybank Foundation
KPMG LLP
Carol & Thomas Krall P`16
Kristen Landry `88
LeClair Ryan
Elizabeth McKenna Leonard `83
Meghan Rowley Little `92
† deceased
Bold = 5+ consecutive years of giving
Molly McDonald Long `95
Ruth Hanson Lutts `59R P`86 `92 `96
Joan & Glenn Lydon P`13
Kathleen & Kenneth Macafee MD P`15
Stacie Madden P`15
Doris Good Marr `54R
Susan Dever Marriner `77 &
William Marriner P`17
Mass. State Track Coaches Association
Francis McArdle
Joanne Roland McCarthy `50R
Lisa & Thomas McCarthy P`15
Catherine McCloskey `55R
McEachern Insulation
Kimberly Costas Mellen `88
Susan & James Menard P`15
Mona Boulos DMD & Fadi Metri
DMD P`13
MFS Investment Management
Matching Gift Program
Barbara & Paul Mirabito P`14
Katherine Finn Molson `88
Theresa & Michael Mondo P`07 `09 `16
Marylynne & James Moore P`16
Notre Dame Academy Student Council
P. H. Mechanical Corp.
Luiza Nanu Pellerin `96
Margaret & Leonard Pepe P`07
Joan Perrault
Roxana & Joseph Perry P`13
Maureen & Dwight Peterson
P`03 `05 `11 `13
Matthew H. Power
Kathleen & Philip Quillard P`14
Beth & John Rice P`15
Jean Roberts P`07
Suzanne & Richard Russell P`14
Carol Cote Schneider `70
Schwab Charitable Fund
Marybeth & David Scott P`16
Margaret Sellon
Mary Sherman Sfingi `83
Denise & Geoffrey Sisk P`16
Lisa DeGiacomo Smith & James
Smith P`97 `07
Mary Jane & Richard Smith Jr. P`99 `01
Laura & Frank Spaziani P`16
Mary Louise Stebbins `58R
Pamela & John Thornton P`14
Louise Tranford `71
Judy & Thomas Varney P`13
Stephanie Burzyk Walling `85
Holly & Christopher Wenger MD
P`12 `14
Joanne & Paul Whelan P`14
Mary & John White P`06
Loretto Julia Associates
Susan Lang Abbott `63R
Nicole Merrigan Ackerman `90
Susan Adams `00
Rachel Quinlan Altobello `95
Marianne Derbyshire Alvarez `83
Traci Anastas `94
G = Granby Street Alumna
Kathryn Anastasia `68
Helen Burke Baird `63R
Susan Graham Bairstow `91
Lisa Graham Ballantyne `93
Monica & Robert Barrett P`15
Barbara A. Barry SNDdeN `69
Mary Pat Kelly Bartsch `58R
Heather Mooney Bastardi `89
Nicki Hyland Batchelor `63R
June & Scott Blair P`14
Stephanie Bono P`14
Anne O’Donnell Boyle `92
Marianne & Matthew Bray P`13
Donna Brickley
Susan & Robert Brosnan P`17
Jessica Seifried Colarusso `99
Kelly Manning Collins `95
Mary Geraghty Collins `83
Margaret & Francis Colpoys P`08
Joan McKenna Condon `58R
Paula† & Matthew Connors P`11
Mr. & Mrs. John Cook
Courtney Reilly Csikesz MD `00
Josephine & Mark Cummins P`16
Rosemary & Antonio D’Agostino P`16
Nancy & Frederick Daly P`02
Rosaria Tomasello DeMatteo `35R
Ann & David Demick P`16
Michelle & Joseph Destefano P`15
Mary Brennan Devin `57R
campaign
for
cushing auditorium
As of November 1, more than 700 alumnae, parents, and
friends made contributions to the Campaign for Cushing
Auditorium. This year-long initiative has raised more than
$460,000 so far and the major renovations took place
during the summer of 2013.
To learn more about the auditorium campaign and the
Doyle Stage project, please see page 10 and to view a complete list of donors, visit www.ndahingham.com/cushing.
Miriam Brownewall & James Wall
DMD P`94 `95
Laura Gaffney Brusca `83
Julie & Paul Burke P`10 `14
Jennifer L. Cadigan `03
Mary & James Cahill P`03 `13
Cartwright-Venuti Funeral Home, Inc.
Colleen Wyse Chave `86 &
William Chave P`13
Elizabeth MacDonald Cicchese `68
Carol Civello Connolly `92
Jill K. Cochran `07
R = Roxbury Alumna
P = Parent
GP = Grandparent
Susan & Charles DiPesa P`16
Anne Park Dobrzynski MD `88
Anita & John Doll P`15
Maureen & Daniel Doran P`93 `96
Patricia Callahan Dransfield `78
Deirdre Duckett `89
Donna McSweeney Duff `73
Brenda Murphy Dugan `53R
Ellyn Sartucci Dunford `77
Mary Bowker Dunn `89
Andrea Charbonneau Ely `88
Martha & John Falvey P`15
The 2012–2013 President’s Report on Giving
Anne Madden Fancelli `60R
Mary Anne & William N. Fenney
Patrice & Mark Fitzgerald P`14
Lynn Page Flaherty
Joanne & Paul Flanagan P`15
Michelle & Douglas Frank P`14
Marilyn & Joseph Gilboy P`92
Anne Reardon Gildea `58R
Barbara & Erik Golz P`14
Elizabeth Gonzalez P`15
Ellen McDonough Good `50R
Laura & Daniel Graziano P`15
Marilyn O’Leary Gregory `63R
Kathleen & Steven Guard P`14
Allison Quinn Guido `98
Molly Doran Hall `96
Marguerite Hamel-Nardozzi `75
Marie Driscoll Hanlon `70
Colleen Knight Harvey `89
Kerry & Gerald Hayes MD P`13
Linda & Gregory Hayes P`16
Meghan & Steven Helle P`15
Courtney Lammers Hemmer `93
Karen Kelley Hibey `69
Helen & Richard Hickey
Carol Comer Hobin `79 &
Thomas Hobin P`15
Valerie & James Holland P`15
Kathryn & Jeffrey Horrigan
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hunt P`92 `96
Christine Jones Iannacone `97
Debbie & James Ioli DPM P`04
Jane & Joseph Kamau P`16
Corinne Burns Kelly `83
Kathleen McNamara & Paul Keohan P`14
Margaret Finn Kessler `92
Christine & Joseph Kinnally P`14
Susan Leahy `71
Brigid & John Lengyel P`13
Dianne & Ron Lescinskas P`16
Maureen & Gerard Lethin P`15
Patricia & Paul Letsche P`09 `11 `14
Colleen & James Lewis P`14 `17
Lobster Express
Kristen Ternan Loos `85
Christine & Scott Lorimer P`16
Susan & Scott Love P`11 `13
Ann Marie Lynch `73
Debora & Vincent Maccarrone P`13
Marie Halpin Madden `46R
Julie Knight Maier `83
Kathleen & George Mandigo P`05
Dawn & Thomas Martel P`14
Marianne & Thomas Martin
Kathryn Murphy McCabe `40R
Lynne MacDonald McCarthy `83
Ellen & Michael McCarthy P`04 `07 `15
Mary Ann Stanford McCulley `66
Mary Gillen McElroy `61R P`03
Linda Levy & Ted McGrath
Theresa C. McLoud MD `61R
McSweeney & Ricci Insurance
Agency, Inc
Diane McSweeney `76
Maryanne & Peter Merrigan P`85 `87
`90 GP`16
Richard F. Messing
Maureen & Darren Meyer
Jennifer & Richard Miller P`13
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Stephanie & Thomas Morrissey P`16
Jacqueline Barow Natale `97
Deirdre Daley Nectow `78
Colleen Nevin ESQ `89
New York Life Foundation
Cheryl & Mark Niosi P`16
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Matching Gifts
Margaret Sheehan Norton `81 &
Michael Norton P`12
NSTAR Foundation
Nancy O’Brien `79
Barbara Ratto `77
Karen & Francis Ratto P`11 `13
Joan Finneran Read `77
Mary Lou Ricci `81
Valerie & Christopher Robertson P`13 `17
Lisa & James Roche P`12
Jessica Rodolph `94
Jennifer Clary Rohnstock `85 & Michael
Rohnstock P`12 `16
Tabitha LaFarge Ross `91
Elizabeth Eaton Rotondi `63R
Phyllis Schiarizzi GP’14
Jennifer Schraut `96
Edwina Shannon `73
Patricia Sherman P`83
Lisa & Baba Shetty
Carole & William Simmons P`13 `17
Sandra & Uldis Sipols P`08
Brother Daniel Skala, CFX
Kathleen & Dominic Slowey P`15
Sara Smithson `80
Anne Boluch Vegnani `84
Regina Strain Venditto `52R
Adrienne Timilty Vigilante `88
Carol & Jeffrey Watches P`12
Mary & Timothy Welch P`92
Julie & Cary Whitmore P`13
Erin & Michael Williams P`15 `17
Winsper & Co., Inc.
Patti Ann & Norwin Wolff P`12
Diana Woodbury P`13
Kathleen Torsney Young `63R
Denise & Joseph Zaccheo P`14 `16
Academy Club
AAA Southern New England
Linda Hughes Adler `63R
Mary Courtney Alfano PhD `59R
Agnes Ralph Anderson `48R
Joan Sullivan Bacon `55R
M.E. Puzo Bailey `96
Patricia McCusker Bailey `62R
Financial Aid & Scholarship Giving
The Academy's commitment to financial aid and scholarships is at the heart of who we are as
a school sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. Endowing a scholarship is a meaningful way to provide the gift of an NDA education to a student who may not have the financial
resources to cover tuition and books. A scholarship fund can also recognize merit or special
talents. Current-use gifts help NDA fulfill the more than $700,000 annual commitment to these
girls and their families.
If you are interested in establishing a scholarship at NDA, or wish to support current funds,
please contact Lynn Page Flaherty, Director of Institutional Advancement, at 781.749.5930,
ext. 2246 or [email protected].
To view the full list of current scholarship funds, please visit www.ndahingham.com/scholarship.
Marguerite Tobin O’Connor `58R
Claire Sullivan O’Donnell `54R
Lois O’Hara `47G
Erin O’Leary `93
Pamela & Edward O’Leary P`11
Wendy & Stephen Oleksiak P`15
Catherine & Victor Ona P`13
Nan & Bill O’Neill P`15
Joanne & Mark Owen P`13 `15
Janet & David Page P`12 `16
Claire Paglierani-Banks `94
Amy Vanveen Palmer
Renee Parry
Kerry Ann Manley Perniola `91
Leah & Alec Petro P`13
Michelle Babin Phillips `89
Jacquelyn & Richard Polito P`05 `13
Kristen Porter `87
T. Rowe Price Foundation Inc.
Daryl O’Donnell Ramsey `69
Eileen & Alexander Sopyla P`00
Heather Alcott Sparano `92
Julie Spatola `02
Patricia & Michael Spatola P`02 `09
Gregory Spyropoulos
Elizabeth Staunton `01
Monica & Joseph Steeves P`11 `13
Jane W. Stewart `08
Anne Stonefield
Judith & Frank Strauss P`13
Sullivan Tire Co.
Christine & Paul Sullivan P`16
Holly Langmeyer Sullivan `98
Marguerite Barry Sullivan `46R
Eiji Tamura
Albertina Tavares P`16
Tedeschi Food Shops
Susan & Charles Tevnan P`14
Patricia & David Thomas P`16
Lauren Murphy Tobin `81 &
David Tobin P`11
Diane & Robert Balsis P`02
Marie Battista Barber `62R
Susanne Beldotti
Karie Marchetti Bickler `71
Mary Sharkey Biggio `54G
Mary McCarthy Bivins `60R
The Black Tie Spa Inc.
Carolyn Hardy Block `53R
Mary Blood `60R
BNY Mellon Community Partnership
Heidi & Steve Bobo
Bourassa Fitness
Elisabeth Overlan Branham `98
Caroline & Bernard Braudis P`15 `17
Ashley Logan Brennan `98
Janice & Frank Bridgeman P`13
Mildred Brooks `44R
Cynthia & Roger Brown P`12
Patricia & Edward Browne
Susan Browne MD
Barbara Maffei Burdick `63R
Patricia DeLuca Burke `81
Sally Hutchinson Burke `81
Joanne Busalacchi `58R
Elizabeth O’Neill Cabrera `86
Catherine Cadogan-Morrill `88
Mary Sheehan Cahill `60R
Maureen Cahill `87
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cahill
Ann Boyle Camera `65R
Michelle Williams Camp `85
Colleen M. Carney `97
Anne Lyons Carty `52R
Beatrice Fitzgerald Casey `46R
Deborah Catalano Martone `99
Maureen Colella Cataudella DMD `84
Tricia Hurley Cheverie `94
Mary Chin P`15 `16
Natasha Bright Chomas `88
Cynthia Giordani Ciardello `80
Citizens Bank Foundation
Celia Corkery Civello `88
Suzanne & Andrew Clark P`11
Ethel & Donald Comeau GP`13 `15
Robert H. Cook Insurance Agency
Susan & Dennis Cook P`00
Lisa & Scott Cooper P`15
Emily Copeman `02
Elizabeth Banker Costello `95
Elizabeth Coughlin `56R
Marjorie Nicholson Coyle `90
Joan Niland Crowley `77
Susan & James Curtis P`06 `11 `13
Roseann Cutroni `63R
Amy Dahlberg Chu `91
Patricia Browne Daly
Carol Darling
Jean Heaney DeBaggis `88
Kerry & Steven Delahunt P`16
Sheila O’Neil DeRensis `63R
Courtney Lawson Desena `95
Mary Martin Doherty `83
Mariam Mulrennin Doherty `38G
Ann & Paul Doherty
Winifred Doherty `51R
Christine M. Donadio `96
Joyce Donadio `91
Maryanne Ahern Donald `76
Patricia & Leo Donovan P`10
Amy Hughes Dooley `88
Vicki & Paul Doyle P`14 `14
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Doyon P`91
Kathryn Cauley Driscoll `49R GP`16
Jill Flaherty Dunbar `84 & John
Dunbar P`10 `13
Nancy & Christopher Dunn P`15 `17
Michelle Robinson Durkin `92
Mary Malloy Dutkiewicz `74
Nora Dziegielewski P`08 `13
Joanne McCorkle Edwards `58R
Diane Ericksen `59R
Nancy Finneran Erickson `81
Maureen & Terence Faherty P`15 `17
Annemarie & Brian Fahey P`16
† deceased
Barbara Fallon MD `70
Susan & Timothy Fallon P`15
Bernadette Foley Faulkner `72
Shannon Fitzgerald `91
Nancy Sullivan Fitzgibbon `85 &
Paul Fitzgibbon P`16
Paula Canney Flanagan `84
Kathryn McConville Flatley `86
Mary Fleming `59R
Jean E. Flynn `99
Katherine Fogarty `72
Kimberly & Lawrence Foley P`15 `17
Fruit Center Marketplace
Susan Fuller `72
Patricia Gaquin `73
Diane O’Brien Gaudet `83 &
Edward Gaudet P`12 `14
Brian Gaughan
Julia & Thomas Gaughan
AC Gaughen `02
Megan McEvoy Giannakoulis `90
Melinda & William Gildea P`13
Eileen Fleming Gillis `42R
Ellen Gilmore `78
Google Matching Gifts Program
Anita Ward Gorczyca `49R P`76 `77
Gourmet Garden
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Kristin Elder Greene `98
Marylou Gens Greene `65R
Kara E. Griffin `06
Jean & Michael Griffin P`92
Elizabeth McCarty Grimes `42G
Patricia Coughlin Gurevitch `47R
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hajjar
Constance Landen Hammond `48R
Claire Mitchell Hanlon `49G
Carol Hanscom `92
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hartel
Kathleen Hayden
Catherine Hayes-Duffey `81
Shirley Hession Hendrickson `45G
Elaine Cawley Hill `65R
Debra & David Hines P`16
Hingham Dentistry PC
Helen & Richard Hoffman P`98
Hope Health Inc.
Michelle & Stephen Hughes P`14
Janice Hurley `58R
Barbara & Michael Hurley
Jennifer Ioli ESQ `04
Tara Regan Itrich `92
Mary Blaney Johnson `63R
Anne Marie Kenneally Joyce `63R
Kerri Dors Joyce `95
Agnes & Thomas Kane P`15
Kathleen Kane `63R
Lisa & Michael Karol P`15
Joyce-Ellen Tulis Kaseta `54R
Natalie Minton Kavanaugh `88
Aileen M. Keating `74
Sheila Kallen Keegan `54G
Geraldine Martin Kennedy `49R
Joan Cunniff Kennedy `50R
Mark Kidd
Brian Kincaid P`03 `09
Teresa & Peter Landry
Anita Horne Lawlor `78
Patricia O’Connell Leary `46R
Michelle & Brian Lenaghan P`15
Patricia Sullivan LePrie `69
Wendy & Jon Levine P`04
Marie Murphy Looney `53R
Mary Patricia Courtney Lyons `50G
Anne Malone SNDdeN `67
Mary Gorman Manetti `49G
Denise & Tim Marshall P`16
Maryellen MacKinnon McBride `88
Brenda Barry McCabe `58R
Monica Harrington McCafferty `49R
Joan Murphy McCarthy `77
Jeanne Margaret Connelly McClellan `50R
Katherine A. McCluskey `44R
Carol Wynne McDermott `56R P`84
Eileen Dervan McDonnell `60R P`90
`91 `94
Marie Travers McGarry `87
Sue & Chris McGlinchey P`17
Cynthia & Brian McGreevy P`04
Eleanor Hannigan McKinnon `44R
Marie & Richard McLaughlin P`90 `91
Joan McMahon `49R
Catherine & John McNamara P`13
Michelle McNeice `88
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McNulty
Rosa & David McShane P`13
Joan† & Gregory Meallo P`14
Mercury Business Services
Kathryn Quinn Miller `97
Barbara & David Mitchell P`16
Manzall Mitchell-Dwyer `74
Judith Monahan
Helen Tremble Moroney `49R
Ann Morrison SNDdeN `58R
Joan Mullin Murphy `78 P`02
Ivanka & Thomas Murphy P`07
Lillian Dyer Murray `50G
New York Life Giving Campaign
Kristen & Robert Newman P`15
Joseph Nigro
Maureen Niven `57R
Malee & Michael Nuesse P`09 `11 `15
Christine & William O’Brien P`13
Ellen Curley O’Brien `61R
Shelagh Foley O’Brien `91
Mary Kelly O’Connell `39G
Austine Burke O’Connor `58R
John O’Connor P`14
Denamarie & Patrick O’Donnell P`17
Marie O’Hara `44G
Susan Oliveira P`13
Christopher O’Neil | Kip O’Neil Co.
Mary Overlan `96
Marilyn Davis Holloway Peck `63R
Ann Pellagrini `79
Mary McNamara & Robert Perry P`06
R = Roxbury Alumna
P = Parent
GP = Grandparent
Jillian Steverman Peterson `99
Danielle Pineault `95
Audrey Plevock `80
Eleanor Powers `77
Susan Pratt
Patricia Costello Quintiliani `69
Barbara Raftery `50R
Frances Colantuono Raleigh `55R
Jennifer Manning Ranger `88
Alicia & Michael Rawson P`15 `17
Ann & Edward Regan GP`14
Grace Cotter Regan `78
Mary & Ronald Reilly P`14
Virginia Good Riley `53 P`78
Joanne & Daniel Roche P`10
Gayle Buchanan Roddy `68
Jane & Christopher Rohan P`17
Hilerie & Ralph Rose P`15
Ross Engineering
Beth & Michael Rouleau P`16
Rosanne & Stanley Rozanski DMD P`13
Carol & Joseph Ryan P`16
Christine & Joseph Salvucci P`09 `11
Lauren & John Savage P`15
Stacey Heuser Raybuck Schatz DPT `83
Paula Pucillo Schenkel `74
Elizabeth Seidel `86
Dorothy & John Sergi P`15
J.P. Shannon GP`16
Ann Leahy Sheehan `50R
Sheila Wall Shoulberg `58R
Jo-Ann Messina Stadelmann `70
Sheila Donovan Standring `54 R
Elizabeth McMath Steverman `70
Evelyn Dewire Sullivan `42G
Jacqueline Brawley Sullivan `51R
Mary Sullivan P`98
Mary Leigh & Richard Sullivan P`16
Rita Greene Sullivan `53
Rosemary Dervan Sullivan `58R
Christine & Steve Sypek P`13
Erin McNeil Szilva `93
Patricia Nalley Tangney `50R
TARGET / Take Charge of Education
Barbara Gillis Taylor `68
Jane & Rocky Tenaglia P`11 `14
Elizabeth Furze Trask `52R
Marie Trask `56R
Joan Curtin Tyrrell `50G
Valerie Ventre-Hutton `70
Tracy & David Vietze P`92
Diane & Paul Vo P`12
Courtney Wahle `02
Sheila Kinsella Wander `62R
Donna White
Mary White `46G
Suzanne Timmons Wilzbach `02
Allison Shea Wolosz `93
Leona & William Wong P`12
Denise & Christopher Woods P`04 `07
June Wright
Giving By
Constituency
Board of Directors 2012 – 2013
Mark Baker P`10 `15
Michael Bevilacqua P`08
Edie Daly SNDdeN
Mary Farren SNDdeN
Douglas Farrington P`11
Steven Habeeb
Jeanne M. Higgins `83
Anne Malone SNDdeN `67
Paul Mulligan PhD P`99
Colleen Nevin ESQ `89
Timothy Pinch P`02 `07 `12
Dianne Reilly P`98 `00 `09
Tabitha LaFarge Ross `91
Daniel Skala CFX
MaryCarroll Sullivan `68
Alumnae
1933 Roxbury
Elizabeth Bolton Roque†
1935 Roxbury
Rosaria Tomasello Dematteo
1938 Granby Street
Mariam Mulrennin Doherty
1939 Granby Street
Joan McAuliffe
Mary Kelly O’Connell
1940 Granby Street
Patricia Beatty Delaney
1946 Roxbury
1953 Granby Street
Beatrice Fitzgerald Casey
Patricia O’Connell Leary
Marie Halpin Madden
Patricia Walsh McGrath
Marguerite Barry Sullivan
Rita Greene Sullivan
1947 Granby Street
Lois O’Hara
1947 Roxbury
Jeanne Watson Clifford
Jean Finnegan Cremmen
Mary Appleton Dandrow
Patricia Coughlin Gurevitch
Virginia Mulhern SNDdeN
1948 Roxbury
Agnes Ralph Anderson
Constance Landen Hammond
Lois Moran McGillivray
1949 Granby Street
Cathryn Barker
Mary-Ellen Ricketts Fidler
Claire Mitchell Hanlon
Mary Gorman Manetti
1949 Roxbury
Anne Fleming de Fons-Boronat
Kathryn Cauley Driscoll GP`15
Anita Ward Gorczyca P`76 `77
Geraldine Martin Kennedy
Monica Harrington McCafferty
Joan McMahon
Helen Tremble Moroney
1950 Granby Street
Virginia Spang McManama
Mary Cleary Ronan
Ursula Cairnes
Agatha Sicari Kraus
Mary Patricia Courtney Lyons
Gloria Ford Murphy
Lillian Dyer Murray
Joan Curtin Tyrrell
1941 Roxbury
1950 Roxbury
Isabelle Hurley Walsh
Ellen McDonough Good
Joan Cunniff Kennedy
Joanne Roland McCarthy
Jeanne Margaret Connelly McClellan
Barbara Raftery
Ann Leahy Sheehan
Patricia Nally Tangney
1940 Roxbury
Kathryn Murphy McCabe
1941 Granby Street
1942 Granby Street
Elizabeth McCarty Grimes
Evelyn Dewire Sullivan
1942 Roxbury
Eileen Fleming Gillis
1944 Granby Street
Regina Harrington CSJ
Marie O’Hara
1944 Roxbury
Mildred Brooks
Katherine McCluskey
Eleanor Hannigan McKinnon
Margaret Jennings Savage
1945 Granby Street
Alice Connerney Drew
Shirley Hession Hendrickson
1946 Granby Street
Mary White
1951 Roxbury
Winifred Doherty
Patricia Lang Fitzgerald
Jacqueline Brawley Sullivan
1952 Granby Street
Ann White
1952 Roxbury
Geralde Sweeney Buckley
Anne Lyons Carty
Marion Lennon Masterson
Elizabeth Furze Trask
Regina Strain Venditto
1953 Roxbury
Carolyn Hardy Block
Donna Flaherty Boyle PhD
Brenda Murphy Dugan
Marie Murphy Looney
Barbara Metz SNDdeN
Patricia McMenimen Pietropaolo
Virginia Good Riley P`78
1954 Granby Street
Mary Sharkey Biggio
Carolyn Nash Blair
Mary Ellen Monahan Curtis GP`11
Sheila Kallen Keegan
1954 Roxbury
Joyce-Ellen Tulis Kaseta
Joanne Donovan Kelly
Doris Good Marr
Claire Sullivan O’Donnell
Sheila Donovan Standring
1955 Roxbury
Joan Sullivan Bacon
Anne Clancy Botsch
Deborah Hyland
Ann Landers
Catherine McCloskey
Eleanor Breen Moynihan
Frances Colantuono Raleigh
Sarah Reilly
1956 Roxbury
Elizabeth Coughlin
Judith Klein Etheredge
Elaine Hayden Farrand
Carol Klein
Carol Wynne McDermott P`84
Elaine McNulty Sullivan
Maureen Hanley Sweeney
Marie Trask
1957 Roxbury
Mary Carty
Mary Brennan Devin
Patricia White Hull
Mary Brambilla McFarland
Jane Marie MacDonald McGregor
Maureen Sullivan Niven
Elizabeth Good Wadden
Margaret Youngclaus SNDdeN
1958 Roxbury
Mary Pat Kelly Bartsch
Joanne Busalacchi
Theresa Arena Carr
Marguerite O’Hara Collins
Joan McKenna Condon
Jean Marie Egan Cull
Catherine Currier
Joanne McCorkle Edwards
Anne Reardon Gildea
Patricia McEvoy Griffith
Rita Heywood SNDdeN
Janice Hurley
Anna Marie Keane McAuliffe
Brenda Barry McCabe
Cathleen Nicholson McIntyre
Ann Morrison SNDdeN
Austine Burke O’Connor
Marguerite Tobin O’Connor
Virginia Griffin Rice
Sheila Wall Shoulberg
Anne-Marie Power Simon†
Mary Louise Stebbins
Rosemary Dervan Sullivan
Adele Chapman Urbsas
Mary Ellen Kneizys Voytek
1959 Roxbury
Mary Courtney Alfano PhD
Diane Ericksen
Mary Fleming
Georgeana Dowd Hunton
Ruth Hanson Lutts P`86 `92 `96
1960 Roxbury
Mary McCarthy Bivins
Mary Blood
Mary Sheehan Cahill
Virginia Dunn Cahill
Anne Madden Fancelli
Janice Jennette Giambanco
Rosemary McCarthy Gilmartin
Eileen Dervan McDonnell P`90 `91 `94
Celine Burke Richardson
Barbara Drew Roper
Elaine Power Schneider
1961 Roxbury
Mary McGivern Bell P`88 `97 `03
GP`17
Virginia Blonde Burger
Prudence Young Darigan
Mary Brawley Hatch
Nancy McElaney Joyce
Mary Gillen McElroy P`03
Theresa McLoud MD
Ellen Curley O’Brien
Maryellen McEvoy O’Donnell
Louise Scanlon-Oberg P`96 `00
1962 Roxbury
Maria Anastasi
Patricia McCusker Bailey
Marie Battista Barber
Evelyn Brawley Hardiman
Carol Brogna Hayes
Ellen Lawler Ugi
Sheila Kinsella Wander
Jeanne Gemmel Wasson
1963 Roxbury
Susan Lang Abbott
Linda Hughes Adler
Angela Capucci Aquilino
Helen Burke Baird
Nicki Hyland Batchelor
Susan Brennan
Barbara Maffei Burdick
Diane Cudd Capodilupo
Maureen Coyne
Roseann Cutroni
Sheila O’Neil Derensis
Paula Walsh Gartland P`89 `92
Carol King Gately
Marilyn O’Leary Gregory
Mary Blaney Johnson
Anne Kenneally Joyce
Kathleen Kane
Elizabeth Ballantyne Mullen
Maureen Murphy
Marilyn Davis Holloway Peck
Elizabeth Eaton Rotondi
Mary Boylan Signore
Jean Cella Walker
Kathleen Torsney Young
1970
Barbara Fallon MD
Marie Driscoll Hanlon
Jo-Ann Messina Stadelmann
Elizabeth McMath Steverman
Valerie Ventre-Hutton
1971
Karie Marchetti Bickler
Jane Branca-Wallace
Laurie Baird Ducey
Anne Brennan Flink
Mary Ganley Montanari
Susan Leahy
Carol Cote Schneider
Louise Tranford
Carolyn Combie Dolan
Patricia Golding Paolucci
Ann Boyle Camera
Nancy Edwards
Marylou Gens Greene
Elaine Cawley Hill
Cornelia Kelley-LaCambria
Katie Kenneally Kelly
Catherine Coccimiglio
Christine Hannon Eames
Maureen Keaveny Feeney
Josephine DiBisceglia Joyce
Susan Cotter Lukosius
Mary Ann Stanford McCulley
Sharon Chapin Tyler
1967
Anne Malone SNDdeN
Annelle Hickey Rowen
1968
† deceased
Patrice Carroll
Maryellen O’Sullivan Concannon
Joan Niland Crowley
Ellyn Sartucci Dunford
Susan Dever Marriner P`17
Ellen Ferriter McAllister P`11
Patricia Malone Perry
Kathryn Pickering
Eleanor Powers
Barbara Ratto
Joan Finneran Read
Cynthia Ventre-Hewitt
One such opportunity is the Appalachia
Service Project. Each year, NDA serves
those living in poverty in the Appalachian
Mountain region through the Appalachia
Service Project, a national home repair
ministry. Our students, parents, faculty,
and friends are part of more than 222,000
volunteers who have repaired and improved over 20,000 homes in Kentucky,
Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia since
ASP began 43 years ago.
1966
Barbara A. Barry SNDdeN
Karen Kelley Hibey
Anne Louise Bennett Hicks
Patricia Sullivan LePrie
Dorothy Niland
Patricia Costello Quintiliani
Daryl O’Donnell Ramsey
Paula Smith
Megan Tonderys Bearce P`03 `06
Adrienne Cote
Paula Driscoll
Marie Dunn Catalane
Mary Malloy Dutkiewicz
Aileen Keating
1977
At Notre Dame Academy, Campus Ministry
helps each student grow in her understanding of her faith and the development
of her personal values through community
prayer and worship, retreats, guided
discussions, and a variety of service
opportunities.
1965 Roxbury
1969
1974
Diane McSweeney
Martha Doyle Schwartz
Campus Ministry Program Support
1964 Roxbury
Kathryn Anastasia
Elizabeth MacDonald Cicchese
Katharine Gilbride Corbett
Francesca Eastman
Nancy Doyle Graham P`88 `91 `93
Nancy Howard
Maryellen Madden McGarty
Margaret Pickett
Gayle Buchanan Roddy
MaryCarroll Sullivan
Barbara Gillis Taylor
Ann Marie Lynch
Rosemary Mitchell
Catherine McGuiness Muzrall
Jeanne Finnegan Nugent
Edwina Shannon
Michele Surette-McCarthy P`10
Barbara McCracken Tharp
Deirdre Wassell
Participants in NDA’s immersion programs are expected to help fundraise in support of their
respective trips. We are grateful to the friends and family of the participants who made the trip
possible.
To view a full list of donors who supported Campus Ministry in the past year, please visit
www.ndahingham.com/asp.
1972
Manzall Mitchell-Dwyer
Elizabeth O’Hare
Joanne Knasas Pretti P`05
Paula Pucillo Schenkel
Laura Sartucci Wiegert
Karen Ernst Connolly
Bernadette Foley Faulkner
Katherine Fogarty
Susan Fuller
Katherine Doyle Guenther
1975
1973
Dorothy Fitzgerald Auriemma
Donna McSweeney Duff
Patricia Gaquin
Kathleen Fenn Gaughan P`06
Beverly Willhauck Herbert
Kerry Gilmore Burke P`09
Marguerite Hamel-Nardozzi
1976
Jane Dever Barry
Susan Cahill
Maryanne Ahern Donald
R = Roxbury Alumna
P = Parent
GP = Grandparent
Joan Murphy McCarthy
1978
Lisa Byrns D’Acierno
Linda Morton Christman
Kathleen Comerford
Patricia Callahan Dransfield
Maryellen Hunter Duchesne
Ellen Gilmore
Karen Sutherland Giovannucci
Patricia Karle Jenkins
Alyson King Karpowicz
Anita Horne Lawlor
Carolyn Rafferty Morrissey
Joan Mullin Murphy P`02
Deirdre Daley Nectow
Grace Cotter Regan
Christine Riley Scanlon
Mary-Gayle Hunerwadel Sweeney
1984
Diane C. Duggan
Carol Comer Hobin P`15
Ann Pellagrini
Nancy O’Brien
Bernadette Merten Banker
Kathryn Lynch Carroll
Maureen Colella Cataudella DMD
Jill Flaherty Dunbar P`10 `13
Paula Canney Flanagan
Joanne Hayes
Janice Holt-Kerns
Kristin Keegan Hunt P`12 `14
Ruth McGee
Anne Boluch Vegnani
1980
1985
Kathleen Ahearn
Regina Toland Bender P`10 `14
Pamela Carroll
Cynthia Giordani Ciardello
Michele Daley Dickinson P`14
Anna Disano-Maude
Annemarie Lynch Kenneally P`13 `15
Maura Landry
Audrey Plevock
Sara Smithson
Shelagh Foley Sullivan
Anne O’Loughlin Tirrell
Kelly Dunn Turner P`16
Dawn Sorrento Ahearn
Michelle Williams Camp
Nancy Sullivan Fitzgibbon P`16
Kristen Ternan Loos
Lauren Hayes Loyack
Jennifer Merrigan Fay P`16
Jennifer Clary Rohnstock P`12 `15
Stephanie Burzyk Walling
1979
1981
Patricia Deluca Burke
Sally Hutchinson Burke
Barbara Shea Civiello
Christine Colella
Nancy Finneran Erickson
Catherine Hayes-Duffey
Mary McHugh McKelvey P`13
Margaret Sheehan Norton P`12
Linda MacDonald Piper
Mary Lou Ricci P`05
Lauren Murphy Tobin P`11
1982
Ann Doyle Kane
Cara Smith-Ward
Catherine Sullivan
1983
Maureen Lynch Allen
Marianne Derbyshire Alvarez
Annemarie Boyle
Laura Gaffney Brusca
Mary Geraghty Collins
Mary Powers Doherty
Marianne Palmer Ferrarini
Diane O’Brien Gaudet P`12 `14
Maryclare Daly Hickey
Jeanne Higgins
Corinne Burns Kelly
Elizabeth McKenna Leonard
Marjorie McCahill Mahoney
Julie Knight Maier
Lynne MacDonald McCarthy
Kara Ahern Napolitano
Stacey Heuser Raybuck Schatz DPT
Mary Sherman Sfingi
Maryellen MacKinnon McBride
Michelle McNeice
Kimberly Costas Mellen
Tammy Holland Mello
Katherine Finn Molson
Anna Beaton Murphy
Jill Arnold Pallad
Jennifer Manning Ranger
Cheryl Rosa
Heidi O’Connor Roy
Nicole Burrill Selvaggio
Michele Boussy Tracia
Adrienne Timilty Vigilante
1989
Heather Mooney Bastardi
Lisa Bonacci
Kathleen Rowley Colin
Deirdre Duckett
Mary Bowker Dunn
Meghan Donahue Estrada
Shelagh Foley O’Brien
Kerry Ann Manley Perniola
Tabitha LaFarge Ross
1992
Joy Picknarcik Calapai
Jennifer Eklund Conner
Carol Civello Connolly
Angelina Bruzzese Cronin
Kathleen Devin Dauphinais
Andrea Digirolamo
Nicole Principe DiRuzza
J. Kate Willett Duggan
Michelle Robinson Durkin
Carol Hanscom
Julie MacKinnon Houle
Tara Regan Itrich
Margaret Finn Kessler
Meghan Rowley Little
Anne O’Donnell Lyons
Melissa Pilalas
1986
Colleen Wyse Chave P`13
Catherine Wilkinson Duggan P`17
Kathryn McConville Flatley
Heather Stevens Freedman
Monica Landry
Elizabeth Seidel Leggat
Jeanne MacLellan
Christine DeGraan Martiny
Elizabeth O’Neill Cabrera
Deanne Pickett Wherry
1987
Maureen Cahill
Lisa Centofanti
Danette Colella MD
Eileen Malone Corbett P`17
Heather Stevens Cronin P`17
Ellen Crowley Fullerton
Nancy Holt
Marie Travers McGarry
Jennifer Miskel McMahon
Kristen Porter
1988
Michelle Crilley Barry
Maura Bell Boucher P`17
Catherine Cadogan-Morrill
Stephanie-Marie Cariello
Alicia Chella Caron
Natasha Bright Chomas
Celia Corkery Civello
Kathleen D’Arrigo Coughlin
Jean Heaney Debaggis
Christina Faunce Deignan
Amy Graham Delaney
Anne Park Dobrzynski MD
Amy Hughes Dooley
Andrea Charbonneau Ely
Patricia Rennie Guilbeault
Natalie Minton Kavanaugh
Kristen Landry
Sarah Landry Macrae
McAndrew Society
The McAndrew Society honors those who have made NDA
part of their legacy through a planned gift. Members of this
group have included a bequest provisions in a will or trust
or provided for NDA through a retirement plan or insurance
policy.
A full list of members can be found online by visiting,
www.ndahingham.com/mcandrew.
To learn more about how you can use your will, life insurance, or even your IRA to make a difference at NDA, please
contact Director of Institutional Advancement Lynn Page
Flaherty at 781.749.5930, ext. 2246.
Colleen Knight Harvey
Heidi McHugh Mair
Colleen Nevin ESQ
Michelle Babin Phillips
Trisha Erwin Stravin
Jessica Billings Sattler
Deirdre Fleming Shea
Heather Alcott Sparano
Kathleen Schnabel Sullivan
Nicole White
1990
1993
Nicole Merrigan Ackerman
Marjorie Nicholson Coyle
Kelly Bourke Dion
Megan McEvoy Giannakoulis
Joanne Doyle Petrongolo
Caroline Donnelly Richardson
Amanda Condon Adamczyk
Kerri McNeice Bailey
Lisa Graham Ballantyne
Nicole Anderson Cox
Pamela Hynes Hayden
Courtney Lammers Hemmer
Nora Conway Herrin
Stacey Dwyer Houlihan
Shannon Egan Krukonis
Helen O’Dwyer Lisacki
Nancy MacGillivray
Keri O’Brien
Erin O’Leary
Alyssa Serino
1991
Erica Burzyk Arcand
Susan Graham Bairstow
Amy Dahlberg Chu
Kerrie Manning Coughlin
Joyce Donadio
Shannon Fitzgerald
Aisling Kennedy Morrissey
Jennifer Walsh Starr
Kelly Dillon Stukenborg
Erin McNeil Szilva
Erika Rettman Welch
Allison Shea Wolosz
Kerin Youngclaus
1994
Traci Anastas
Erin Wall Brighton
Maureen Kelly Burgess
Tricia Hurley Cheverie
Sheila Elledge Courtney
Anna Barys Hughes
Claire Paglierani-Banks
Jessica Rodolph
1995
Rachel Quinlan Altobello
Kelly Manning Collins
Elizabeth Banker Costello
Courtney Lawson Desena
Tracy L. Flynn
Becky Gallagher Fontana
Christine Pineault Gallagher
Erin Smith Grable
Bethany Gould Herman
Theresa Spencer Hickey
Kerri Dors Joyce
Whitney Wise Lloyd
Molly McDonald Long
Nancy McNulty McGeever
Maureen Leary Morris
Catherine Eramo O’Connell
Nicole Palermo-Cristaldi
Rebecca Caswell Pimental
Danielle Pineault
1996
M.E. Puzo Bailey
Heather Oberg Brown
Christine M. Donadio
Molly Doran Hall
Caroline Murphy Kelly
Mary Overlan
Luiza Nanu Pellerin
Jennifer Schraut
1997
Jennifer Austin
Megan Berridge
Colleen Carney
Elisha Chandler
Elizabeth Coyte
Catherine Doyle
Jennifer Cellucci Edgar
Christine Jones Iannacone
Jaclyn Accomando Jorgenson
Amy Logue
Kathryn Quinn Miller
Jacqueline Barow Natale
Elizabeth Maguire Nichols
Stephanie Powers
Deirdre Rynne
† deceased
1998
2000
2007
Elisabeth Overlan Branham
Ashley Logan Brennan
Jessica Consilvio
Nicollette Reilly Disch
Claire Duffy-Finn
Kristin Elder Greene
Allison Quinn Guido
Erin Madden
Erin McManus McLoughlin
Holly Langmeyer Sullivan
Lindsay Worswick-Caron
Susan Adams
Courtney Reilly Csikesz MD
Jacquelyn McEtterick
Colleen Kennedy McNulty
Amanda Murphy
Carolyn Launie Nolan
Courtney Murray Russillo
Virginia Sopyla
Elizabeth Shaw Spitz
Andrea Bognanno
Ainsley Brown
Jill Cochran
Sarah Doyle
Hannah Fontes
Molly Griffin
Caitlin Hanley
Margaret Huggard
Nicole Huxley
Mary Kate Jasper
Jilaine Marder Morales
Shannon Nelson
Martha Roberts
Suzanne Sweeney
2001
1999
Sara McGovern Albano
Kelly Maginnis Allen
Erin Donlon Barry
Tarrah Beebe
Courtney Paquette Bjorlin
Victoria Boeri
Beth Anne Bowen
Julie Bradford
Meaghan Burke
Meghan Burns
Amanda Callahan
Jennifer Boussy Carroll
Deborah Catalano
Cassandra Stuart Clark
Jaclyn Coppens Cleary
Jessica Seifried Colarusso
Kimberley Covell
Caitlin Sullivan Crowther
Lindsay Darling
Tiffany Archambault Darmetko
Jillan Scahill Farrell
Catherine Fawls
Stephanie Dalomba Fearon
Jean Flynn
Meghan O’Brien Girard
Kristin Moore Jordan
Kaitlin McCone Kane
Vanessa Rodriguez Karlis
Laurel Kennedy
Elizabeth King
Brittany Kupferberg
Alicia Kurowski
Angela Pettinelli Leahy
Julianne Leary
Kerry Logue
Kerry Dwyer Matchak
Nicole Kreitz McKiernan
Evelyn Mahony Mulcahy
Meghan Murphy
Erin O’Connor
Mary Steuterman O’Sullivan
Jillian Steverman Peterson
Aimee Petrosky
Heather Phillips
Melissa Cunniff Reed
Bridget Rynne
Courtney Hagan Siller
Meghan Spillane
Kristen Cwirka Swenson
Kristina Bakis
Maygan Ferris Cianflone
Margaret Hammond
Andrea Leahy
Catherine Spatola Shiels
Elizabeth Staunton
2002
Chelsea Brace
Kerri Calter Brennan
Caitlin Murphy Brotzman
Kaitlin Burek
Emily Copeman
AC Gaughen
Lisa Glynn
Nicole Imbergamo
Robin Kelley
Allison Kelly
Meghan Kelly
Whitney Schmitt Laws
Caroline Bradley Meise
Elizabeth Morrison
Kathryn Pinch
Brianne Queeney
Stacey Queripel
Kelli O’Brien Rodgers
Julie Spatola
Andrea Thurler
Courtney Wahle
Suzanne Timmons Wilzbach
2003
Katherine Bell Braim
Jennifer Cadigan
Caroline Cahill
Keelin Mone
Caitlin Dixon Ward
2004
Jennifer Ioli ESQ
Meaghan White Krajewski
Tara Mulhall
2005
Breanne Diorio
Jill Pallotta
2006
Kristina Balaschi
Julie Gilbody
Kara Griffin
Katherine Waters
R = Roxbury Alumna
P = Parent
GP = Grandparent
2008
Maura Monahan
Jane Stewart
2009
Emily Finn
Christine Letsche
2011
Molly Gorman
2012
Margaret Norton
Students
2013
We are pleased to note that every
member of the Class of 2013 made
a gift to the Academy.
Jillian Aruda
Margaret Ayers
Gretchen Barrett
Laura Blanchette
Olivia Bolger
Kayla Bray
Alexandra Bridgeman
Amelia Brown
Emily Bruce
Kiera Bruce
Colleen Cahill
Kathleen Cahill
Abigail Carrier
Cassidy Cataldo
Abigail Chave
Alexandra Clancy
Julie Coen
Erin Comeau
Abigail Concannon
Margaret Connor
Jenna Conte
Emma Corcoran
Gabrielle Corner
Francesca Corsaro
McKenna Cudgma
Victoria Cullinane
Sarah Curtis
Megan Daley
Alexandra Dalton
Daryl Denelle
Nicole Dipietrantonio
Alexandra Drury
Anna Duffy
Emma Dunbar
Christina Dunn
Jillian Dziegielewski
Taylor Ellis
Riley Esco
Samantha Fabien
Julia Ferreri
Jamie Figueiredo
Meredith Flaherty
Catherine Flynn
Samantha Foley
Emily Fredrickson
Colleen Garvey
Marissa Gildea
Amanda Hajjar
Sydney Hajjar
Emily Hayes
Abigail Healey
Michaela Healy
Geena Henthorn
Casey Hult
Abigail Jackman
Sarah Jaklitsch
Abigail Jenkins
Ashley Johnson
Alexandra Kabachus
Alanna Kelley
Julianne Kelly
Caroline Kenneally
Kelly Kiceluk
Clara King
Colby Knobloch
Violet Landry
Abigayle Lee
Caroline Lengyel
Olivia Love
Gabrielle Lueck
Anna Lydon
Bailey Lyons
Natalia Maccarrone
Julia MacDougall
Elizabeth Macisaac
Audrey Madigan
Bryanna Maher
Carolina Manser
Julianna Marrone
Samantha Mastrogiacomo
Colleen McClelland
Mary McKelvey
Kasey McNamara
Katie McNamara
Julianne McShane
Julia Metri
Amanda Miller
Thaisha Milord
Samantha Miner
Elizabeth Morgan
Brooke Morley
Rebecca Mullaley
Morgan Murphy
Erin Murray
Victoria Neenan
Maddison Norton
Devin O’Brien
Kathryn O’Leary
Mollie O’Leary
Sarah Ona
Shauna Owen
Hannah Paradise
Catherine Parkinson
Hannah Pasqualucci
Olivia Perry
Jessica Peterson
Anya Petit
Grace Petro
Emma Pirri
Catherine Pitts
Jacquelyn Polito
Grace Pozniak
Anna Ratto
Suzanne Reichardt
Avery Robertson
Olivia Rozanski
Julie Salters
Olivia Scannell
Erika Schwartz
Kiana Shipp
Julia Simmons
Emily Smith
Victoria Smith
Julie Sophis
Rosemary Sorgi
Meghan Steeves
Amanda Stickney
Paige Stokinger
Nicole Strauss
Sheila Strong
Caroline Sullivan
Morgan Sullivan
Katherine Sypek
Mariel Teague
Sheila Trifone
Shannon Usher
Kayla Valente
Amie Varano
Sarah Varney
Madeline Vazza
Canyon Volpe
Katherine Walsh
Randi Whitham
Courtney Whitmore
MacKenzie Wilson
Samantha Woodbury
Amanda Zoebisch
2014
Meghan Curtis
Marissa Kinnally
Kelsea Nagle
Amanda Reilly
2015
Corissa Craven
Eleanor Mallory
Isabel Teixeira
2016
Claire Kamau
Parents
We are grateful for the support of all
our current and past parents.
Jane Adamonis P`93
Elizabeth Eldredge MD &
George Alexakos P`16
Dianne & George Andersen P`14
Virginia & Michael Ayers MD P`13
Mary & Christopher Azizian P`90
Elizabeth & Mark Baker P`10 `15
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Baker P`88
Diane & Robert Balsis P`02
Sharon & Blaine Banker P`93 `95
Ann & William Barres P`16
Monica & Robert Barrett P`15
Megan Tonderys Bearce `74 &
William Bearce III P`03 `06
Mary McGivern Bell `61R &
Matthew Bell P`88 `97 `03 GP`17
Michelle & Robert Bell P`16
Regina Toland Bender `80 P`10 `14
Julie & Robert Bennett P`00
Kerry & Vincent Berlen P`14
Ann & Michael Bevilacqua P`08
June & Scott Blair P`14
Mary Blanchette MD & Brian Blanchette
MD P`13
Patricia & Gerald Boardman P`14
Stephanie Bono P`14
Maura Bell Boucher `88 &
Michael Boucher P`17
Sallyann & Stephen Bowen P`14 `16
Caroline & Bernard Braudis P`15 `17
Marianne & Matthew Bray P`13
Janice & Frank Bridgeman P`13
Laura & Thomas Brooks P`16
Susan & Robert Brosnan P`17
Cynthia Catri & Philip Brown P`10
Cynthia & Roger Brown P`12
Sheila & Stephen Brown P`04 `06 `08 `13
Miriam Brownewall & James Wall
DMD P`94 `95
Janet Brown-Sederberg & James
Sederberg P`09
Leslie & Douglas Bryan P`14
Dianne & Thomas Bulger P`14
Mary Ann & Jeffrey Burek P`02
Linda & Richard Burgess P`14
Kerry Gilmore Burke `75 P`09
Julie & Paul Burke P`10 `14
Mary & James Cahill P`03 `13
Tracy & John Callahan P`09 `15
Barbara & Richard Campbell P`96
Barbara & Bradford Caron P`12 `16
Heather & Gary Caruso P`07
Susan & James Cassidy P`14
Susana & Alfredo Chan MD P`16
Mary Chin P`15 `16
Suzanne & Andrew Clark P`11 `15
Donna & Kevin Coen P`13
Joan & Vincent Cogliano P`14
Margaret & Francis Colpoys P`08
Gracemarie & Brian Concannon P`02 `06
Lauren & John Concannon P`13
Paula† & Matthew Connors P`11
Susan & Dennis Cook P`00
Lisa & Scott Cooper P`15
Eileen Malone Corbett `87 &
Christopher Corbett P`17
Mary & Timothy Corkery P`88
Carolyn & Thomas Cormican P`14 `16
Lisa & John Coyne P`16
Heather Stevens Cronin `87 &
Timothy Cronin P`17
Linda & Michael Craven P`15
Mary & Daniel Cross P`11
Colleen & Daniel Cudgma P`13 `15
Josephine & Mark Cummins P`16
Susan & James Curtis P`06 `11 `13
Christina & John Curtis P`16
Maura & Matthew Dagher P`09 `14
Rosemary & Antonio D’Agostino P`16
Christine & Richard Dalton P`13
Linda & Kent Davies P`16
Peggy & Sam Davis P`14
Kerry & Steven Delahunt P`16
Ann & David Demick P`16
Michelle & Joseph Destefano P`15
Michele Daley Dickinson`80 &
Mark Dickinson P`14
Maria & Michael Dinwoodie P`15
Susan & Charles DiPesa P`16
Kathleen & Roy DiTullio P`14
Anita & John Doll P`15
Elizabeth & Joseph Donahue P`11
Stephanie & Kevin Donovan P`04 `08
Patricia & Leo Donovan P`10
Maureen & Daniel Doran P`96
Jill & Daniel Dougan P`15
Vicki & Paul Doyle P`14
Mrs. & Mrs. Richard Doyon P`91
MaryLou & John Driscoll P`15
Christine & Paul Driscoll P`14
Vicki & John Dromey P`16
Alan Duffy P`98
Catherine Wilkinson Duggan `86 &
Thomas Duggan P`17
Jill Flaherty Dunbar `84 & John Dunbar
P`10 `13
Eileen & Thomas Dunn P`13
Nancy & Christopher Dunn P`15 `17
Lynn & Joseph Durkin P`16
Nora Dziegielewski P`08 `13
Rosemary & Peter Economou P`15
Debora Elliott P`15
Maureen & Terrence Faherty P`15 `17
AnneMarie & Brian Fahey P`16
Susan & Timothy Fallon P`15
Martha & John Falvey P`15
Elizabeth & Paul Falzone P`17
Patricia & Joseph Farrell P`12 `16
Diane & Douglas Farrington P`11
Jennifer Merrigan Fay `85 &
Patrick Fay P`16
Elizabeth & Joseph Ferreri P`13
Patrice & Mark Fitzgerald P`14
Kathleen MD & Richard Fitzwilliam P`16
Joanne & Paul Flanagan P`15
Kimberly & Lawrence Foley P`15 `17
Carla & Peter Fox P`16
Michelle & Douglas Frank P`14
Donna & James French P`11
Kerry & Richard Friedman P`12
Paula Walsh Gartland `65R P`89 `92
Diane O’Brien Gaudet `83 &
Edward Gaudet P`12 `14
Linda & Robert Gaudreau P`14
Kathleen Fenn Gaughan `73 &
Edward Gaughan P`06
Melinda & William Gildea P`13
Rita & Kevin Gill P`07
Barbara & Erik Golz P`14
Elizabeth Gonzalez P`15
Anita Ward Gorczyca `49R P`76 `77
Nancy Doyle Graham `68 P`88 `91 `93
Laura & Daniel Graziano P`15 `17
Kelly-Ann & Donald Greenwood P`14 `17
Kathleen & James Griffin P`14 `17
Jean & Michael Griffin P`92
Kathleen & Steven Guard P`14
Harriet Andler & Patrick Guiney P`09
Joanne & Jamie Hajjar P`13
Ann Marie & Mark Haley P`14
Donna Harkness MD P`01
Maria & John Harrigan P`16
Marlo & Adam Hayes P`16
Kerry & Gerald Hayes MD P`13
Linda & Gregory Hayes P`16
Laurie & Michael Hayes MD P`11
Tara & Stephen Healy P`13 `17
Meghan & Steven Helle P`15
Jane & David Henderson P`03 `05
Ellen & Francis Higgins P`83
Debra & David Hines P`16
Kathleen & David Hines P`05 `08
Carol Comer Hobin `79 &
Thomas Hobin P`15
Helen & Richard Hoffman P`98
Valerie & James Holland P`15
Michelle & Stephen Hughes P`14
Kristin Keegan Hunt `84 &
James Hunt P`12 `14
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hunt P`96
Debbie & James Ioli DPM P`04
Adele & Dominic Janssens P`16
† deceased
Tricia & Scott Johnson P`13
Elizabeth & Michael Jones P`05
Michele & David Joy P`07 `09
Jane & Joseph Kamau P`16
Agnes & Thomas Kane P`15
Lisa & Michael Karol P`15
Mary & Thomas Kelly P`99 `02
Annemarie Lynch Kenneally `80 &
Kevin Kenneally P`13 `15
Rebecca & Thomas Kenney MD P`16
Kathleen McNamara & Paul Keohan P`14
Mary & Richard Kerrigan P`16
Patricia & Brian Kincaid P`03 `09
Christine & Joseph Kinnally P`14
Elizabeth & Alan Kirpas P`06
Carol & Thomas Krall P`16
Teresa & Peter Landry P`17
Laurel & Robert Lawson Jr. P`95
Michelle & Brian Lenaghan P`15
Brigid & John Lengyel P`13
Dianne & Ron Lescinskas P`16
Patricia & Brian Letendre P`15
Maureen & Gerard Lethin P`15
Patricia & Paul Letsche P`09 `11 `14
Candy & Stephen LeVangie P`98 `02
Jacquelyn & Philip LeVangie P`15
Wendy & Jon Levine P`04
Colleen & James Lewis P`14 `17
Catherine & Timothy Lohe P`09 `16
Christine & Scott Lorimer P`16
Susan & Scott Love P`11 `13
Andrea & John Lundy P`16
Ruth Hanson Lutts `59R & John Lutts
P`86 `92 `96
Joan & Glenn Lydon P`13
Linda & John Lyons P `13 `16
Kathleen & Kenneth Macafee P`15
Debora & Vincent Maccarrone P`13
Karen & Paul MacDonald P`15
Rosemary & John MacKinnon P`88 `92
Stacie Madden P`15
Kathleen & George Mandigo P`05
Susan Dever Marriner `77 &
William Marriner P`17
Denise & Tim Marshall P`16
Dawn & Thomas Martel P`14
Ellen Ferriter McAllister `77 &
Kevin McAllister P`11
Ellen & Michael McCarthy P`04 `07 `15
Lisa & Thomas McCarthy P`15
Sarah & Robert McCole P`86
Ruth Ross MD & Peter McCormack P`15
Carol Wynne McDermott `56R P`84
Susan & Thomas McDonough P`14
Patrick & Christine McEachern P`15 `17
Mary Gillen McElroy `61R P`03
Sue & Chris McGlinchey P`17
Molly & Bill McGowan Jr. P`16
Cynthia & Brian McGreevy P`04
Mary McHugh McKelvey `81 &
James McKelvey P`13
Andraea & Edward † McKenney P`14
Catherine & James McKeone P`16
Marie & Richard McLaughlin P`90 `91 `94
Catherine & John McNamara P`13
Rosa & David McShane P`13
Joan† & Gregory Meallo P`14
Susan & James Menard P`15
Maryanne & Peter Merrigan P`85
`87 `90 GP`16
Mona Boulos DMD & Fadi Metri
DMD P`13
Jennifer & Richard Miller P`13
Barbara & David Mitchell P`16
Barbara & Paul Mirabito P`14
Sharon & Joseph Mohr P`15
Theresa & Michael Mondo P`07 `09 `16
Marylynne & James Moore P`16
Brenda & Stephen Morano P`12
Katherine & Curt Morley P`12 `13 `15
Stephanie & Thomas Morrissey P`16
Diane & Paul Mulkern P`14
Linda & Paul Mulligan PhD P`99
Ivanka & Thomas Murphy P`07
Catherine & Robert Murray P`13 `16
Susan & Ronald Nagle P`14
Annie & Carl Nelson P`14
Kristen & Robert Newman P`16
Mary & Paul Niland
Cheryl & Marc Niosi P`16
Mr. & Mrs. James Nolan P`86 `91
Margaret Sheehan Norton `81 &
Michael Norton P`12
Malee & Michael Nuesse P`09 `11 `15
Christine & William O’Brien P`13
John O’Connor P`14
Michelle & Thomas O’Connor P`15
Denamarie & Patrick O’Donnell P`17
Sarah & Paul O’Donnell P`08
Carmel & Kevin O’Leary P`15
Michele & Robert O’Leary MD P`13
Pamela & Edward O’Leary P`11
Wendy & Stephen Oleksiak P`15
Susan Oliveira P`13
Catherine & Victor Ona P`13
Ann & William O’Neill P `15
Claudia & Thomas O’Regan P`15
Joanne & Mark Owen P`13 `15
Janet & David Page P`12 `16
Jeanne & Paul Paquin P`05 `09
Elaine Darcy & Ronald Pepe P`08
Margaret & Leonard Pepe P`07
Roxana & Joseph Perry P`13
Mary McNamara & Robert Perry P`06
Maureen & Dwight Peterson P`03
`05 `11 `13
Kathleen & Kevin Petit P`13
Leah & Alec Petro P`13
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Phillips P`99
Kitty & Timothy Pinch P`02 `07 `12
Helen & Paul Pitts P`13 `17
Tracey & Bruce Pixler P`14
Jacquelyn & Richard Polito P`05 `13
Elaine & Steven Powers P`97
Joanne Knasas Pretti `74 &
Brian Pretti P`05
R = Roxbury Alumna
P = Parent
GP = Grandparent
Kathleen & Philip Quillard P`14
Karen & Francis Ratto P`11 `13
Alicia & Michael Rawson P`15 `17
Susan & Luke Reid P`16
Nicole & Robert Reilly P`16
Mary & Ronald Reilly P`14
Dianne & Thomas Reilly P`98 `00 `09
Beth & John Rice P`15
Maryann & Robert Ridge P`11 `14
Virginia Good Riley `53R P`78
Jean Roberts P`07
Valerie & Christopher Robertson P`13 `17
Joanne & Daniel Roche P`10
Lisa & James Roche P`12
Jane & Christopher Rohan P`17
Jennifer Clary Rohnstock `85 &
Michael Rohnstock P`12 `16
Hilerie & Ralph Rose P`15
Beth & Michael Rouleau P`16
Rosanne & Stanley Rozanski DMD P`13
Suzanne & Richard Russell P`14
Carol & Joseph Ryan P`16
Christine & Joseph Salvucci P`09 `11
Lauren & John Savage P`15
Louise Scanlon-Oberg `61R P`96 `00
Kristen & Paul Schwartz P`13 `16
Marybeth & David Scott P`16
Dorothy & John Sergi P`15
Patricia & Raymond Sherman P`83
Lisa & Baba Shetty
Diane & Thomas Shipp MD P`13
Carole & William Simmons P`13 `17
Sandra & Uldis Sipols P`08
Denise & Geoffrey Sisk P`16
Kathleen & Dominic Slowey P`15
Lisa & James Smith P`97 `07
Mary Jane & Richard Smith Jr. P`99 `01
Eileen & Alexander Sopyla P`00
Patricia & Michael Spatola P`02 `09
Laura & Frank Spaziani P`16
Monica & Joseph Steeves P`11 `13 `16
Mary & Thomas Stenson P`09
Lisa & Sean Stover P`12 `15
Judith & Frank Strauss P`13
Christine & Paul Sullivan P`16
Darlene Curley-Sullivan &
Frederick Sullivan P`13
Mary Sullivan P`98
Mary Leigh & Richard Sullivan P`16
Michele Surette-McCarthy `73 P`10
Christine & Steve Sypek P`13
Albertina Tavares P`16
Nancy & Sean Teague P`08 `13
Lauren & Robert Tedeschi P`16
Denise & Frank Teixeira P`14 `15 `17
Jane & Rocky Tenaglia P`11 `14
Susan & Charles Tevnan P`14
Patricia & David Thomas P`16
Jana & John Thorbahn P`14 `15
Pamela & John Thornton P`14
Lauren Murphy Tobin `81 &
David Tobin P`11
Carol & Paul Troy P`91 `94
Kelly Dunn Turner `80 &
Thomas Turner P`16
Patricia & Christopher Valente P`05 `13
Judy & Thomas Varney P`13
Tracy & David Vietze P`92
Patricia & John Vlassakis P`03
Diane & Paul Vo P`12
Roger Wade P`11
Susan & Michael Walsh P`95
Kirsten & Thomas Ward P`14
Mary Welsh P`14
Holly & Christopher Wenger MD
P`12 `14
Julie & Robert Westwater P`14 `16
Laura Gallant & Joseph Wheeler P`15 `16
Joanne & Paul Whelan P`14
Mary & John White P`06
Julie & Cary Whitmore P`13
Erin & Michael Williams P`15 `17
Susan & Jeffrey Winsper P`15
Patti Ann & Norwin Wolff P`12
Leona & William Wong P`12
Denise & Christopher Woods P`04 `07
Denise & Joseph Zaccheo P`14 `16
Elizabeth Cheyne
Kathleen Coghlan
Kathleen Rowley Colin `89
Kristen Connolly
Robert Darling
Theresa Delaney P`99
Joan Delany
Antoinette Fidler
Bobbie Finn P`96
Lynn Page Flaherty
Meredith Frank
Anne Marie Gean
Rosemarie Gentile
Marilyn Gilboy P`92
Michael Goldman
Robert Groover
Karen Hawthorne
Laura Himmelberger
Moriah Holmes
Jennifer Hornby
Marie Hoy
Rita Hurley
Constance Hyder
Gail Izbicki
Steven Joyce
Rick Kates
Patricia Kotoulas P`96
Mary McGivern Bell `61R & Matthew Bell Michael Kreckie
P`88 `97 `03 GP`17
Linda Laborde
Ethel & Donald Comeau GP`13 `15
Linda Laque P`06 `09
Mary Ellen Monahan Curtis `54G GP`11
Maura Lockett P`08
Kathryn Cauley Driscoll `49R GP`16
Lisa Marder
Marianne Martin
Thomas Martin
Maryanne & Peter Merrigan P`85 `87
Gina Mathews
`90 GP`16
Maureen Meyer
Susan & Ronald Nagle GP`14
Kathryn Quinn Miller `97
Jean O’Sullivan GP`11
Michael Minihane
Ann & Edward Regan GP`14
Barbara Mitchell P`16
Phyllis Schiarizzi GP`14
Linda Muller
J.P. Shannon GP`16
Rosemary Parise
Renee Parry
Margaret Pepe P`07
The following list includes those who made
Joan Perrault
gifts as well as those who participated in
Mary Perry
the Heritage Scholarship campaign.
Bryan Pinabell
Amy Anderson P`08 `09
Susan Pratt
Lynne Artz P`06
Maureen Regan P`01
Carolyn Crescenzi Rein `86
Mary Janice Bartolo SNDdeN
Sally Ruscito
Susanne Beldotti
Courtney Murray Russillo `00
Christopher Bianchi
Karen Santilli P`08
Patricia Bologna
Mary-Elizabeth Sheehan SNDdeN
Kathleen Bowen
Patricia Spatola P`02 `09
Donna Brickley
Eiji Tamura
Miriam Brownewall P`94 `95
Stevie Lee Taylor
Allyson Butler
Patricia Toce SNDdeN
Linda Cahill
Carol Troy P`91 `94
Denise Capitummino
Patricia Vlassakis P`03
Walter Carnes
Richard Wall
Kate Carter
Merri Weinberg
Grandparents
Faculty & Staff
Corporations &
Foundations
AAA Southern New England
Ahold Financial Services
Assembly
Gourmet Garden
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Program
Barclays Educational Gift Matching
Program
Mark Bavis Leadership Foundation
The Black Tie Spa Inc.
BNY Mellon Community Partnership
Cartwright-Venuti Funeral Home Inc.
Catholic Schools Foundation
CBIZ Tofias
Citizens Bank Foundation
Close Up Foundation
Robert H. Cook Insurance Agency
Peter T. Cressman DMD
Fernwood Investment Management
Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to
Education
Joseph H. Findley Charitable Trust
Fruit Center Marketplace
Greenberg Traurig LLP
Google Matching Gifts Program
Habeeb & Associates Architects Inc.
Hannafords Helps Schools
Hingham Dentistry PC
Hope Health Inc.
Agnes Kane Photography
Keybank Foundation
KPMG LLP
LeClair Ryan
LeVangie Electric Co. Inc.
Lobster Express
The Lynch Foundation
Macy’s Inc.
Mass State Track Coaches Association
McEachern Insulation
McShane Yacht Sales LLC
McSweeney & Ricci Insurance Agency Inc
Mercury Business Services
MFS Investment Management Matching
Gift Program
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
New York Life Foundation
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Matching Gifts
NSTAR Foundation
Kip O’Neil Co.
P. H. Mechanical Corp.
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston
Ross Engineering
Schwab Charitable Fund
Signet Electronics
South Shore Learning Lab
The Stanton Foundation
State Street Matching Gift Program
T. Rowe Price Foundation Inc
TARGET / Take Charge of Education
Winsper & Co. Inc.
Gifts In Honor
The individuals listed in capital letters
were honored this fiscal year with gifts
made in their honor.
CHARLES & ANNA BABIN P`84 `89
Michelle Babin Phillips `89
BARBARA A. BARRY SNDDEN `69
Anonymous
LAURA, CATHERINE &
ELLEN BARTLETT
ELIZA MARIA BATTY `17
Jean & Scott Batty P`17
MARY BETH CARRIER
LIBBY BANKER COSTELLO `95
Mr. & Mrs. Blaine Banker P`93 `95
CLAIRE & DONALD COTE P`71 `74
`76 `77 `80
Carol Cote Schneider `71
MAUREEN DONOHUE CULLEN
Anonymous
JUDI FLAHERTY DENNEHY `57R
Kristine Dennehy
ROBERT C. and MARY DEVER P`75 `76
`77 `81 GP`17
Jane Dever Barry `76
GEORGE & ANNE FINN P`88 `92
Margaret Finn Kessler `92
BARBARA & JOHN FLEMING P`92 `94
Deirdre Fleming Shea `92
DANIEL GAUGHAN
Margaret Sellon
KAREN AND FRANCIS GAUGHAN P`99
Margaret Sellon
KEVIN GAUGHAN
Margaret Sellon
SISTER PATRICIA GERTRUDE GILL
Anonymous
KATHERINE HOLT P`87
Nancy Holt `87
MARIE HOY
Luiza Nanu Pellerin `96
MEGHAN BANKER KELLY `93
Mr. & Mrs. Blaine Banker P`93 `95
PAUL KELLY
Cast of the Alumnae Show
SHEILA KNIGHT P`83 `89
Julie Maier `83
FRANCIS LARSEN
Margaret Sellon
KEVIN LOGUE P`97
Amy E. Logue `97
WALTER LOWRY
Margaret Sellon
PEGGY & JACK LYNCH P’73
Ann Marie Lynch `73
ELLEN & KEVIN MCCARTHY P`15
Anne Louise Bennett Hicks `69
KATHLEEN & JOSEPH McKENNA
Elizabeth McKenna Leonard `83
ALYSSA O`CONNOR `15
Michelle & Thomas O`Connor P`15
KATHRYN O`LEARY `13
MOLLIE P. O`LEARY `13
The O`Leary Family
SISTER BERNADETTE LOUISE
CUNNINGHAM
Donna McSweeney Duff `73
ALLISON DARLING `02
Brian Gaughan
Her classmates
ERIN DARLING `99
Brian Gaughan
Her classmates
MR. AND MRS. JOHN MALLOY
Mary Malloy Dutkiewicz `74
COLLEEN BROWN D’ATTILIO `92
Her classmates
LILIANA & SILVIU NANU P`96
Luiza C. Pellerin `96
DAVID & GERRY ROWLEY P`83
`84 `86 `89 `92
Sean & Kathleen Rowley Colin `89
GRACE MONTGOMERY DRISCOLL &
JAMES JOSEPH DRISCOLL
Paula Driscoll `74
KITTY and TIMOTHY PINCH P`02
`07 `12
Roger W. Wade P`11
JOAN DUCKETT
Deirdre Duckett `89
MARY-ELIZABETH SHEEHAN, SNDdeN
PATRICIA SPATOLA P`02 `09
Julie Spatola `02
Gifts In Memory
The individuals listed in capital letters
were honored this past fiscal year with
gifts in their memory.
SEAN ARUDA P`08 `09 `13
KAY & CHET BENNETT P`68 `69
Katherine Bennett `68
Ann Louise Bennett Hicks `69
ROSALINE M. DUGGAN P`79
Diane C. Duggan `79
RICHARD FINNERTY
Dr. & Mrs. Gerard B. Hayes
REV. MONSIGNOR FRANCIS N.
FLAHERTY
REV. PATRICK J. FLAHERTY
Miriam Brownewall & James P. Wall
DMD P`94 `95
SHEILIA A. FOLEY P`85 `91 GP`15 `17
Lawrence H. Foley P`85 `91 GP`15 `17
FLORENCE T. FORD
Margaret & Peter Biciunas P`04 `14
SANDRA BOXELL
Marylynne & Jim Moore P`16
KATHERINE GAUGHAN `99
Kerri Brennan
Brian Gaughan
Karen & Francis Gaughan P`99
Jennifer Sellon
Her classmates
AL BROWN GP`04 `06 `08 `13
Sheila & Stephen Brown
HARRIET FLETCHER GEMMEL
Jeanne Wasson `62R
LOUISE ANN DOYLE BOLUCH P`84 `85
MIRIAM WALSH BROWNE `37G
Patricia Browne Daly & Edward Browne
Susan Browne MD
CHRISTINE WELCH GILLIS `92
Her classmates
TED BURZYK P`85 `91
Erica Burzyk Arcand `91
FRED GILLIS
Barbara Taylor `68
NEIL CAMPBELL
Francis and Gerardine Reilly GP`14
JOHN HENDERSON GP`99
Margaret Sellon
JOHN & ADELE CHAPMAN
Adele M. Urbsas `58R
NORA HENDERSON GP`99
Margaret Sellon
GINA CHARBONNEAU `90
Andrea Charbonneau Ely `88
Her classmates
ELLEN MARY HICKEY SNDdeN
Helen and Richard Hickey
Annelle Hickey Rowen `67
COLLEEN CLANCY `99
Brian Gaughan
MARGERY JOAN WALSH
HORRIGAN `46G
Jeffrey Horrigan
AGNES CONNELL COLPOYS `39G
GP`08
Peggy & Frank Colpoys P`08
IDA LOUISE COLPOYS 1927R
Ellen Good `50R
† deceased
SINEAD LOVETT `99
Her classmates
KATHLEEN MAGNER
Marylynne & Jim Moore P`16
CATHERINE DOYLE P`72 `73 `76 `82
Martha Schwartz `76
For a listing of all gifts made to the
Doyle Stage Project, please visit
www.ndahingham.com/cushing
KATHERINE O`SULLIVAN P`76 `77
GP`08 `14
Maryellen O`Sullivan Concannon `77
FLORENCE LARSEN
Margaret Sellon
GERTRUDE MCCORMACK
June Wright
MARY MCDONOUGH SNDDEN
PATRICIA WALSH MCGRATH `38G
Linda Levy & Edward McGrath
YVONNE MCGRORY GP`98
Margaret R. Norton `12
Margaret Sheehan Norton `81 P`12
Anne Reardon Gildea `58R
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Eric Jokinen
Faith and Bernard Kaplan
Mark Kidd
Annmarie and John Loconte
Ann Elizabeth Morrison SNDdeN `58R
Barbara and Howard Shuman
Lisa and Stephen Shuman
Linda and Jay Webber
ANNA SCOLLARD ROLAND `14R
Joanne Roland McCarthy `50R
ANNE MONICA RUANE, SNDDEN
PATRICIA SHANNON
Edwina Shannon `73
JACK MCLAUGHLIN GP`04 `06 `08
`13 `17
Sheila & Stephen Brown
LORETTA SHAW
Margaret Sheehan Norton `81 P`12
Margaret Norton `12
KATHERINE GARDNER MCGIVERN
1891R
ANNE-MARIE POWER SIMON `58R
Elaine Power Schneider `60R
RICHARD & ANNA MCGIVERN
ELLEN, KATHERINE, AGNES & ALICE
MCGIVERN
The Bell Family
WINIFRED T. MURRAY MCNAMARA
`21R GP`74 `76 `77 `81 GGP`02 `17
Susan Dever Marriner `77 P`17
GERTRUDE MEAGHER `30F
Tracee & John Hynes III P`17
GERTRUDE WALSH MESSING `40G
Richard Messing
NANCY WINCHESTER MONACO `48R
Katherine Waters `06
LESLIE O’BRIEN `99
Her classmates
VIRGINIA OSWALD `43G
Olava James
GRACE E. PARLON
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Niland
KATHLEEN POWERS `48G
Mary Ellen Adamson
Gael Berberick
Jane Kranyak
Gregory Powers
SHANNON SMITH `99
Mary Jane and Richard Smith, Jr. P`99 `01
Her classmates
KATHERINE L. SCOLLARD
STEBBINS `18R
Mary Louise Stebbins `58R
RICHARD STONEFIELD
Anne Stonefield
SARA K. STRAIN
Regina Venditto
ELIZABETH & JOSEPH SULLIVAN
GP`00 `03 `07 `13
Jean Roberts P`07
MICHELLE VITALE `88
Her classmates
’PAPA TED’ WILLETT
Kate Willett Duggan `92
JULIA WALSH VAN VEEN `44G
Amy Van Veen Palmer
HEIDEL VIETZE `92
Her classmates
CAROLE (ROSEMARY) COLLINS
PUOPOLO `58R
Mary Pat Kelly Bartsch `58R
Theresa Carr
CBIZ Tofias
Theresa and John Collins
Denise Collinson
Joan McKenna Condon `58
Norma and Stuart Deforest
Catherine M. Driscoll
Irving Fanger
ELEANOR HUMPHREYS
MR. & MRS. MICHAEL HURLEY
Tricia Hurley Cheverie
R = Roxbury Alumna
P = Parent
GP = Grandparent
Classnotes
Class notes
news received through october 30, 2013
1941
1948
1953
1956
class agent
class agent
class agent -granby
class agent
Isabelle Hurley Walsh
[email protected]
Constance Kearney Hanley
[email protected]
Rita Greene Sullivan
[email protected]
Barbara Gilboy Gillis
[email protected]
1942
class agent - roxbury
Carol Wynne McDermott
[email protected]
1943
Helen Halpin McCarney and
Frances Cook Patrick represented
the Class of 1948 at the Granby
Street-Roxbury Luncheon in
September.
class agent
1949 Reunion
Position Available
class agent
1944 Reunion
Patricia O’Neal Schmitt
[email protected]
class agent
Elizabeth McCarty Grimes
class agent
Eleanor Hannigan McKinnon
Save the date! Your 70th reunion
is scheduled for May 3, 2014. If
you have ideas or suggestions, or
would like to be a part of your Reunion Planning Committee please
call Director of Alumnae Relations
Stevie Lee Taylor at 781.749.5930,
ext. 2247.
A special thank you to Marie
O’Hara ’44G, Marie Fisher Lee
’44R, and Margaret Jennings
Savage ’44R for attending the
Granby Street-Roxbury Luncheon
in September.
Our thoughts and prayers go out
to Winifred Ryan whose mother
Anna passed away on September
26. She was 104 years old.
Mary Murphy Marcelonis and
Winifred Ryan attended the Granby
Street-Roxbury Luncheon in
September.
Save the date! Your 65th reunion is
scheduled for May 3, 2014. If you
have ideas or suggestions, or
ext. 2247.
1945
1950
class agent
class agent
Position Available
Joanne Roland McCarthy
Rita O’Leary Toland was pleased to [email protected]
attend the Granby Street-Roxbury
Joanne Roland McCarthy and Ellen
Luncheon in September.
McDonough Good were among
those celebrating the re-dedication
1946
of the Cushing Auditorium in
class agent
October.
Position Available
1947
class agent
Sheila Heffernan Clark
Lois O’Hara, a Granby Street graduate, attended the Granby StreetRoxbury Luncheon in September
with her sister Marie ’44.
1947
1951
Gloria Spriano O’Connor
Thank you to the Class of 1953
Roxbury for accepting the reunion
challenge and naming a chair in
honor of your 60th Reunion! We
hope you’ll come back and see
the newly renovated Cushing
Auditorium!
Maureen Murphy McMahon
[email protected]
1954 Reunion
class agent
class agent
Patricia Fagan Arnold
[email protected]
Carolyn Nash Blair
[email protected]
Kathleen Burns Ryan and Maureen
O’Brien represented their Roxbury
class at the Granby Street-Roxbury
Luncheon in September. Granby
Street attendees included: Mary
Sharkey Biggio, Joan Ward Hurley,
Claire Smith, Virginia Barry Murray, Marie McNulty Whitaker, and
Carolyn Nash Blair
you have ideas or suggestions,
or would like to be a part of your
Reunion Planning Committee
please call Director of Alumnae
Relations Stevie Lee Taylor at
781.749.5930, ext. 2247.
And thank you to the Class of 1954
Granby Street for raising money
to name a chair in honor of your
class. Your gift helped make the
renovation of the Cushing Auditorium possible – thank you!
class agent
1955
Isabel Drane Wolf
[email protected]
class agent
3559 SW 86th Street
Gainesville, FL 32608
Sheila Sullivan Henaghan
[email protected]
Maureen Kennedy Leahy attended
the Granby Street-Roxbury
Luncheon in September.
The Class of 1955 was well represented at the Granby Street-Roxbury Luncheon in September.
Thank you to the following ladies:
Joan Sullivan Bacon, Sheila Sullivan Henaghan, Catherine McCloskey, Mary Quirk McCormick,
Eleanor Breen Moynihan, and
Sarah Reilly.
class agent
1952
Janet LaPoint Manning
[email protected]
class agent
Position Available
Anne Clancy Botsch
Barbara London Ryan
[email protected]
Virginia Burchill Shannon
1957
Thank you Mary Carty and Mary
Brennan Devin who attended the
in September.
Mary Brennan Devin will co-chair
this year’s Florida alumnae
luncheon in Naples on March 4.
1958
class agent
Mary Pat Kelly Bartsch
[email protected]
Anne Reardon Gildea
[email protected]
nda in florida
save the date!
tuesday, march 4, 2014
We are pleased to announce that Sister
Barbara A. Barry, SNDdeN ’69 and
members of the Office of Institutional
Advancement will head south in March.
We will be in Naples, Florida and hope
you can join us for a luncheon.
Our “snowbird” mailing list is
incomplete; if you would like to know
more about NDA’s plans in Florida, please
add yourself to our list by emailing
[email protected] or calling
781.749.5930, ext. 2247.
An east coast trip is under discussion, too!
Classnotes
granby street-roxbury luncheon
Adele Chapman Urbsas
[email protected]
1961
Anne Reardon Gildea, Sister Rita
Heywood, Janice Hurley, and
Adele Chapman Urbsas attended
the Granby Street-Roxbury Luncheon in September.
Mary McGivern Bell
[email protected]
Thank you to the Class of 1958 Roxbury for accepting the reunion challenge and naming a chair in honor
of your 55th reunion! We hope you’ll
come back and see the newly renovated Cushing Auditorium!
to Louise Scanlon-Oberg whose
husband Robert passed on July 17.
1959 Reunion
class agent
Position Available
Mary Fleming and Ruth Hanson
Lutts were pleased to attend the
in September.
ext. 2247.
class agents
Mary Gillen McElroy
[email protected]
Mary McGivern Bell and her husband met up with Mary (Connie)
Howe Payne and her husband in
July while visiting Scotland. Mary
writes “Connie and her husband
Harry gave us a wonderful tour of
Edinburgh and of their town Linlithgow. It was great to see Connie
and to find she has changed little
since our graduation. Back then
she was a talented pianist and she
is now the organist for her parish.”
1962
class agents
Susan Lewis
[email protected]
Ellen Lawler Ugi
[email protected]
The Class of 1962 was well represented at the Granby Street-Roxbury Luncheon in September.
Thank you to the following ladies
for joining us: Jackie Ficca, Carol
Murphy Hearn, Jane Good Everett,
Barbara Acaputo Gallagher, Susan
Griffin, Ellen Coyne Leary,
Rosemary Bennett MacQuarrie,
Maryellen Keenan Mastriani, Kathleen Daley McKenna, Maryellen
Scannell, and Ellen Lawler Ugi.
Some things never change! Mary
Howe Payne and Mary McGivern
Bell are pictured at graduation in
1961. This summer they reunited
in Scotland! See note.
1960
class agents
Anne Madden Fancelli
[email protected]
1963
class agent
Bette Ballantyne Mullen
[email protected]
Sandra Wysong Deneault-McNitt
[email protected]
Sandra Wysong Deneault-McNitt
attended the Granby Street-Roxbury Luncheon in September.
Thank you to Susan Lang Abbott
for taking time to meet with Director of Alumnae Relations Stevie
Please send prayers to Cornelia
Lee Taylor and share your reflecCronin Noonan whose husband
tions on your 50th reunion. We
John passed away on September 17.
had such a lovely time with your
Mary Blood, Ginny Dunn Cahill,
class! And thank you to the Class
Susan Linn Dinatale, Anne Madof 1963 for accepting the Reunion
den Fancelli, and Judith Braconi
Challenge and naming a group of
Romaine all attended the Granby
chairs in honor of your 50th reStreet-Roxbury Luncheon in
union! We hope you’ll come back
September.
and see the newly renovated
Cushing Auditorium!
Judith Kerrigan Gunderson
[email protected]
Thank you to the alumnae who
joined us in September for our
annual luncheon at Phillips
Banquets and Meetings in Dorchester. We had nearly 70 ladies in
attendance and it was wonderful
to see everyone re-connect, catch
up, and share fond memories of
their time at NDA. Guests heard
Victoria Hunt ’14 and Sister
Barbara A. Barry, SNDdeN ’69
discuss all of the wonderful
things happening on campus.
Sisters Lois O’Hara ’47G and Marie
O'Hara ’44G.
1964 Reunion
class agents
Carolyn Combie Dolan
[email protected]
Patricia Golding Paolucci
[email protected]
Maureen White
[email protected]
ext. 2247.
1965
class agent
Mary Mulvoy Lofty
[email protected]
Please keep Kathleen Deary Glynn
in your thoughts and prayers; her
sister Marie Deary Lichtman ’62R
passed on May 1.
Cornelia Kelley LaCambria, Katie
Kenneally Kelly, and Jean Curtis
Loud attended the Granby StreetRoxbury Luncheon in September.
Cathy Coccimiglio and Josephine
DiBisceglia Joyce were among the
revelers at the Cushing Auditorium
rededication.
Thank you to the Charmers of
1966 for naming a chair in honor
of your class! We hope you’ll come
back and see the newly renovated
Cushing Auditorium!
1967
class agent
Adele Chiachio
[email protected]
1968
class agents
Liz MacDonald Cicchese
[email protected]
Nancy Doyle Graham
[email protected]
Maryellen Madden McGarty
[email protected]
Thank you to the Class of 1968 for
accepting the reunion challenge
and naming a chair in honor of
your 45th reunion! We hope you’ll
come back and see the newly
renovated Cushing Auditorium!
1969 Reunion
attention alumnae
class agent
Plans are underway to celebrate the 50th anniversary of
NDA in Hingham! Be on the
lookout for details soon.
Julie Nesbitt Valiton
[email protected]
1966
class agents
Catherine Coccimiglio
[email protected]
OIA Note: Save the date! Your 45th
reunion is scheduled for May 3,
2014. If you have ideas or suggestions, or would like to be a part of
your Reunion Planning Committee
781.749.5930, ext. 2247.
Mary Ann Stanford McCulley
[email protected]
1970
Please pray for Susan Cotter
Lukosius whose husband Ed
passed on October 21.
Mary Barry
class agent
Classnotes
1
1971
1972
1975
class agents
class agents
class agents
Mary Ganley Montanari
[email protected]
Jane Malloy Corry
[email protected]
Kerry Gilmore Burke
[email protected]
Carol Cote Schneider
[email protected]
Katherine Fogarty
[email protected]
Paula Carroll Pozniak
[email protected]
Thank you to Carol Cote Schneider
for sharing news about many of
the Class of 1971 turning 60 this
year. A party was in order! Thank
you to everyone who was able to
be there. “Thirty-five of us got
together for brunch at Granite
Links in Quincy in September,”
says Schneider.
1973
Maria Gillis Read
class agents
Maureen Sullivan
[email protected]
Our prayers go out to Susan
Mullin O’Rourke whose father
Norm passed away on July 8.
Mary Barrett Costello, owner of
Barrett’s Haunted Mansion in
Abington, was featured in the
Boston Globe for her must-see
haunted house!
Denise Murphy Cargill
Judith White
[email protected]
Brenda McHugh King
[email protected]
1974 Reunion
class agents
A special thanks to Louise Tranford Megan Tonderys Bearce
[email protected]
who will serve as host for NDA’s
NYC Welcome Reception,
Joanne Knasas Pretti
a program to help college-aged
[email protected]
alumnae connect with graduates
Maria Jason Pozsonyi called to
in their new city.
update her contact information.
She is only available on email; her
family lost their house in Hurricane Sandy but she would still love
legacy list
to keep in touch with classmates.
Anyone who wishes to get in touch
Congratulations to the following
with Maria can email our office at
alumnae whose daughters or
[email protected]
granddaughters recently joined
the NDA family!
Maura Bell Boucher ’88
Sarah Boucher (Grandmother is
Mary McGivern Bell ’61R)
Susan Chase ’80
Peri Chase
ext. 2247.
Kerry Brady Connolly ’83
Hannah Connolly
Eileen Malone Corbett ’87
Caitlin Corbett
Heather Stevens Cronin ’87
Madeline Cronin
Shannon Dahoney Heritage ’88
Tatum Heritage
Maura Rowley-Himelrick ’84
Emily Himelrick
Maura Donovan Sullivan ’76
Katherine Sullivan
2
1976
class agents
Jane Dever Barry
[email protected]
Mary Beth Vargus
[email protected]
Please pray for Mary Beth Vargus
whose mother Eleanor passed
away on September 7.
1977
class agents
Susan Dever Marriner
[email protected]
Ellen Ferriter McAllister
[email protected]
1 Many members of the Class of 1971 turned 60 this
year! (L-R): Rose O’Brien, Carolyn Keefe Thompson, Carol Buckley, Carol Cote Schneider, Susan
Principato Smith, Betsy Hamel Lussier, Brenda
O’Hara Kingdon, and Ellen Murphy Johnson.
2 Mary Barrett Costello ’71 has operated Barrett’s
Haunted Mansion for twenty-two years.
Photo courtesy of the Boston Globe.
Patricia Malone Perry
[email protected]
1979 Reunion
1978
class agents
class agent
Mary Hayes Lawrence
[email protected]
Dianne Chase Chase
[email protected]
Our prayers go out to Jodi Mullin
Murphy whose father Norm
passed away on July 8.
Grace Cotter Regan, Head of
School at St. Mary’s High School
in Lynn, was profiled in Northshore
Magazine about the school’s new
Digital Citizenship Initiative, which
requires all students to own iPads
for educational purposes. Says
Regan, “The kids inspire me.
What gets me up in the morning
is knowing that a St. Mary’s education is going to change someone’s
life. I feel blessed daily.”
Mary Furlong Healey ’86
Mary Catherine Healey
Susan Dever Marriner ’77
Caroline Marriner
Our prayers go out to Cindy Mullin
Donovan whose father Norm
Linda Shaughnessy Leroy
[email protected]
Rita McNulty Taugher
[email protected]
Please pray for Julie Vargus Fisher
whose mother Eleanor passed
away on September 7.
OIA Note: Save the date! Your 35th
reunion is scheduled for May 3,
2014. If you have ideas or suggestions, or would like to be a part of
your Reunion Planning Committee
781.749.5930, ext. 2247.
1980
class agents
Janice Hayes Cha
[email protected]
Michelle McGee
[email protected]
Shelagh Foley Sullivan
[email protected]
The first day of school for the next
generation! L-R: Caroline Marriner
(Mom is Susan Dever Marriner ’77),
Julie Dunn (Sister is Jennifer
Dunn ’15), and Hanah Coulter.
Classnotes
1981
class agents
Mary Sullivan Butler
[email protected]
Mary McHugh McKelvey
[email protected]
ext. 2247.
Lauren Murphy Tobin
[email protected]
1985
1982
class agents
class agent
Nancy Stolfa Loewe
[email protected]
Maureen Feeley Ridings
[email protected]
1983
class agents
Linda Federico
[email protected]
Diane O’Brien Gaudet
[email protected]
Jennifer Clary Rohnstock
[email protected]
Please keep Stephanie Burzyk
Walling in your prayers; her father
Ted passed on August 21.
1986
class agents
Jeanne Higgins
[email protected]
Kathryn McConville Flatley
[email protected]
Ellen Sullivan Haynes
[email protected]
1984 Reunion
Our thanks to Mary Furlong
Healey P’16 for being part of
the fall Phonathon effort.
class agents
Jill Flaherty Dunbar
[email protected]
Jennifer McDermott Lance
[email protected]
Kimberly Carvelli Marcia
Anne Pizziferri Benoit earned her
Ph.D. in Educational Studies,
Adult Learning and Development
Concentration, at Lesley University
in 2013. Her dissertation study was
entitled Learning From the Inside
Out: A Narrative Study of College
Teacher Development. Anne completed her B.A. in English from
Loyola University in New Orleans
and went on to earn her M.A. in
English from Northeastern University and an M.A.T. in Education
from Simmons College. She has
been on the faculty at Curry
College in Milton since 2001 and
works with first year education
students.
Thank you to Kristin Keegan Hunt
for bringing her daughter Victoria
to our Granby Street & Roxbury
Luncheon to be the featured student speaker. Victoria is a senior
and shared her experiences at NDA.
Mary Furlong Healey
[email protected]
Kara Sullivan Lynch
[email protected]
1987
Our thanks to Ann Furlong Luukko
for being part of the fall
Phonathon effort and chairing this
year’s Christmas Playdate.
ext. 2247.
Christopher passed away on September 5 after a valiant four-year
long battle with Neuroblastoma.
Christopher was the Grimes’ first
born child (age 8) and the big
brother of Gillian (age 5) and Daniel
Grimes (age 4). He was an enthusiastic skier and remained a cheerful,
active boy throughout the trials of
cancer. He also loved to swim, play
tennis and had a particular fondness of rockets and fireworks.
Where’s Your NDA?
Not every graduate can stop by campus for a
chat. But we know you carry NDA with you
wherever you go. Where’s YOUR NDA? Do you
have lunch regularly with classmates? Is there
a skill you learned or a prayer you remember?
How does NDA impact your life today?
As we move towards the 50th anniversary of the
opening of the Hingham campus we want to
learn about how NDA has influenced you. Share
your stories at [email protected].
class agents
Patricia Hart Kelly
[email protected]
1990
1992
1988
class agent
class agents
class agent
Beth Bernier Crowell
[email protected]
Kathleen Devin Dauphinais
[email protected]
helping raise funds to renovate the
Cushing Auditorium and name a
seat in memory of your classmate
Gina Charbonneau.
Kendra LaFauci Garvin
[email protected]
Amy Graham Delaney
[email protected]
Our thanks to Maura Bell
Boucher for being part of the
fall Phonathon effort.
Cushing Auditorium and name a
seat in memory of your classmate
Michelle Vitale and one in honor
of your 25th reunion.
1989 Reunion
class agents
Eileen DeGraan Flaherty
[email protected]
Ann Furlong Luukko
[email protected]
Colleen Knight Harvey
[email protected]
1991
class agents
Kathryn Sullivan Everett
[email protected]
Shelagh Foley O’Brien
[email protected]
Tabitha LaFarge Ross
[email protected]
Cheryl Arlanson Russo
[email protected]
Robin Sullivan Campbell
[email protected]
Please keep Erica Burzyk Arcand in
your prayers; her father Ted passed
on August 21.
Amy Hunter-Torres
[email protected]
Terri Santoro Schaffer
[email protected]
Please keep Nicole Principe
DiRuzza and her family in your
thoughts and prayers; their home
burned down in a fire in Quincy in
September. They were not there,
but their home was destroyed.
Congratulations to Terri Santoro
Schaffer who recently started a
new job at ERM in Boston as a
senior project manager.
Our thanks to Kate Devin
Dauphinais for being part of the
fall Phonathon effort.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to
Kristin McCobb Grimes whose son
Classnotes
1
2
3
1 Amy Flynn Doherty and her husband Adam
welcomed son Sean Edward Doherty on
January 15.
2 Meghan Field ’96 is living in England with her
husband Marcus and son Mateo. See note.
3 Carolyn Launie Nolan ’00 and Courtney Reilly
Csikesz ’00 with their napping little girls
Winnie and Annie.
Cushing Auditorium and name
seats in memory of your classmates Christine Welch Gillis,
Heidel Vietze, and Colleen
Browne D’Attillo.
1996
1997
class agents
class agents
Heather Oberg Brown
[email protected]
Colleen Carney
[email protected]
Gina Muscato
[email protected]
Elizabeth Condon Driscoll
[email protected]
1993
Luiza Nanu Pellerin
[email protected]
Erin Fontana Faulhaber
[email protected]
Adrienne Fowkes Ramsey
[email protected]
Congratulations to Sarah Carriere
Fortino who welcomed a daughter
on December 25, 2012. Catherine
Natalie was born in Milan, Italy.
class agents
Amanda Condon Adamczyk
[email protected]
Nicole Anderson Cox
[email protected]
Erika Rettman Welch
Kara Lynch
[email protected]
Jennifer Schraut
[email protected]
to Heather Oberg Brown whose
father Robert passed on July 17.
We were so pleased to hear from
Meghan Field and catch up with
all the incredible work she’s been
1994 Reunion
doing. Meghan spent five years
living in Nicaragua where she ran
class agents
a charity dedicated to setting up
Erin Wall Brighton
several lending libraries in Central
[email protected]
America. She and her husband
Jennifer Mackin
have been living in England for
[email protected]
eight years. Meghan has built a
Save the date! Your 20th reunion is career focused on eliminating
violence against women and girls.
She’s managed frontline charities,
would like to be a part of your Recoordinated domestic and sexual
union Planning Committee please violence services, and conducted
call Director of Alumnae Relations research projects with survivors.
She is currently managing a
ext. 2247.
transnational project to tackle
human trafficking, chairing homi1995
cide reviews, and developing
class agents
national domestic violence service
Elizabeth Banker Costello
standards for housing providers.
[email protected]
She’s also mom to four year old
Mateo! Her desire to live internaJennifer Howley D’ambra
tionally and contribute to [email protected]
able community development had
Marianne Kroha
its roots in Mrs. Rielly’s Spanish
[email protected]
classes; her love for languages has
Nicole Palermo-Cristaldi
taken her around the world and
[email protected]
she says she owes a lot to her four
years at NDA. Way to go Meghan!
Thank you Erin Smith Grable and
Kelly Manning Collins for helping
rally the Class of 1995 to name chairs
in honor of your class. We hope
you’ll come back and see the newly
renovated Cushing Auditorium.
And congratulations also go out to
Amy Flynn Doherty who welcomed
son Sean Edward Doherty on
January 15.
1998 Fall Reunion
class agents
Lindsay Worswick Caron
[email protected]
Courtney Curran
[email protected]
Claire Duffy-Finn
[email protected]
Allison Quinn Guido
[email protected]
Lindsay Deneault Hobart
[email protected]
We hope you enjoyed your 15th
reunion at Orta in November!
A special thank you to the planning committee: Katie Puzo, Claire
Duffy-Finn, Jessica Consilvio, Ana
Ulchak, Nicki Reilly Disch, Lindsay
Worswick-Caron, Julie Fitzgerald
Farley, Emily Gibbons Brems,
Anne Steuterman Gorham, and
Andrea Messmer Doton.
1999
class agents
Amanda Callahan
[email protected]
Jennifer Boussy Carroll
[email protected]
Kristen Cwirka
[email protected]
Caitlin Fowkes Jamali
[email protected]
Ashley Taylor Peterson
[email protected]
Please keep Kristin Moore Jordan
and her family in your thoughts.
Her nephew Joshua Nolan Moore
passed away in October at just six
years old.
Thank you Jennifer Boussy Carroll
for helping rally the Class of 1999
and raise funds to renovate the
Cushing Auditorium and name
seats in memory of your classmates
Erin Darling, Colleen Clancy, Kate
Gaughan, Sinead Lovett, Leslie
O’Brien, and Shannon Smith.
2000
class agents
Hayley Cammarata
[email protected]
Meghan Corry
[email protected]
Reunion 2014
save the date: may 3, 2014
Planning has begun! If you’re interested in joining your class committee or
learning more about the reunion effort, please contact Stevie Lee Taylor at
[email protected] or 781.749.5930, ext. 2247.
We will celebrate all classes ending in 4 and 9: 1949, 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969,
1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999*, 2004*, and 2009*
Join your classmates for a variety of events, including: Golden Alumnae
Luncheon, Alumnae Memorial Liturgy, All Class Reception, and Individual
Class Reunion Celebrations.
(*Reunions for 1999, 2004 and 2009 will take place in November 2014)
Classnotes
seeking nominations for the 2014
alumnae awards
Courtney Madden
[email protected]
Carolyn Launie Nolan
[email protected]
to Laurel Oberg Cawley whose
father Robert passed on July 17.
2001
in marine biology (emphasis on
seahorses). She is leading projects
in Hong Kong and Thailand.
Congratulations to Nicole
Knobloch Storey who was recently
on the Food Network’s Cupcake
Wars! Nicole owns a cupcake business, Izzabee’s Confections, and
is living in Lexington, SC.
class agents
2003 Fall Reunion
Alyssa Mazeika
[email protected]
class agent
Please pray for Meghan Joyce
Stellman whose daughter
Penelope Joy passed away on
October 25.
2002
class agents
Erin Daly
[email protected]
Jillian Harrison Dumas
[email protected]
Our prayers go out to Caitlin
Murphy King whose grandfather
Norm passed away on July 8.
Meredith Daly
[email protected]
Distinguished Graduate of the Year: given annually to an alumna who,
through significant contribution to community or substantial life
achievement in career, lives out the mission of Notre Dame Academy
each day.
Outstanding Recent Graduate: awarded each year to a graduate of the
last 15 years whose selfless contributions to community and/or alma
mater have served as an inspiration and motivation to others.
Alumnae Association Service Award: awarded biennially to an alumna
whose contribution to community and dedication and service to the
NDA community are a reflection of the spirit of Saint Julie Billiart.
Selection is made by an Alumnae Association committee.
Our prayers go out to Maura
Donovan whose grandfather Norm
The recipients will be honored at this year’s annual Out of the Blue
Gala on March 29, 2014.
We hope you enjoyed your 10th
reunion at the Cask n’ Flagon in
November! A special thank you to
the planning committee: Courtney
Kincaid, Lauren Faherty Bagnell,
Meredith Daly, Grace Cunningham, and Jennifer Cadigan.
If you would like to nominate an alumna for any of these awards or to
learn more, please visit www.ndahingham.com/alumnaeawards.
University of Delaware in May 2013
and is currently a postdoctoral research fellow at the Molecular Cardiology Research Institute at Tufts
Medical Center in Boston. Jennifer
was married on August 17, 2012 to
Travis DiJoseph; they currently
reside in Pembroke.
Congratulations to Laura Hokenson who married John Powell in
Boston on July 4. Laura is currently
working in operations for a startup
company called Wistia.
2005
Maura Dee
[email protected]
class agents
Katelyn D’Entremont
[email protected]
Kristina Valente
[email protected]
Amy Wright
[email protected]
NDA moms toasting their daughters from the Class of 2005. Eight years
after graduation, we still get together to catch up...friends are truly made at
NDA! L-R: Cheryl Dahan (Jill), Anne Diorio (Breanne), Mary Cassidy
(Meghan), Kathy D’Entremont (Katie), and Patty Clapp (Jenna).
Emily Copeman was recently honored by the United Way’s Women’s
Leadership Council as a nominee
for the United Way’s Women Who
Live United Award. Emily was honored as one of 30 women in Massachusetts for her “values, leadership
and commitment to advancing the
common good in her community.”
Congratulations Emily!
After graduation, Lindsay
Aylesworth went on to Georgetown, and later received her master’s from Duke. She was also a
Fulbright scholar and studied
seahorses in Brazil. Lindsay is
currently working on her PhD at
the University of British Columbia
2004
class agents
Meaghan Cotter
[email protected]
Jill O’Sullivan
[email protected]
We received a wonderful note from
Katie D’Entremont’s mother Kathy.
A group of moms recently got
together to toast you, the Class
of 2005. “Eight years after graduation, we still get together to catch
up...friends are truly made at
NDA,” says Kathy. Jill Dahan,
Breanne Diorio, Meghan Cassidy,
Katie D’Entremont, and Jenna
Clapp – your moms are very
proud of you!
2006
class agents
Meagan Dwyer
Jennifer Ioli wrote to share she
[email protected]
passed the Massachusetts Bar Examination. Congratulations Jennifer! Molly English
[email protected]
Congratulations to Eileen Cotter
Alyssa Williams
who recently co-founded Pure
[email protected]
Wander Magazine which concen-
2007
class agents
Molly Griffin
[email protected]
Mary Kate Jasper
[email protected]
Fiona Moriarty
[email protected]
2008 Fall Reunion
class agents
Brittany Concannon
[email protected]
Hilary Ippolito
[email protected]
Margaret Maguire
[email protected]
Joanna Timmons
[email protected]
Congratulations to Ashley Simmons who recently accepted a
position in our admissions office
at NDA.
We hope you had a great 5th reunion in Boston! Thank you to the
reunion planning committee:
Ashley Simmons, Margaret
Maguire, and Joanna Timmons.
trates on the unique travel
experiences for the whole family.
Jennifer Dupont completed her
Ph.D. in Applied Physiology at the
Classnotes
1
2
Stacey Lawson recently traveled to
the San Francisco area during summer break. While she was there, she
visited Notre Dame de Namur in
Belmont, CA. Stacey wrote to us
that “It was pretty cool to see our
sister school located across the
country.”
1 Stacey Lawson ’10 visits Notre
Dame de Namur in Belmont, CA.
2 Laura Hokenson ’10 married
John Powell in Boston.
2009
class agents
Molly Burke
[email protected]
Maggie Holland
[email protected]
Kara Dunford
[email protected]
Rachel Sederberg graduated in May
from Stonehill College and entered
Northeastern University’s Economics Ph.D. program in September.
Rachel was awarded a fully funded
assistantship with a stipend.
Congratulations to Kelsey Reilly,
NDA’s new freshman basketball
coach!
2010
class agents
Angela Skeiber
[email protected]
Emily Donovan
[email protected]
Abigail Squires
[email protected]
Caroline Roche
[email protected]
2011
class agents
Emily Cross
[email protected]
Sarah Jasper
[email protected]
Our thoughts and prayers go out to
Sarah Connors whose mother Paula
passed away on October 8. Mrs.
Connors was a very active volunteer
at NDA while Sarah was a student;
she is survived by her husband and
three children.
The new sign on the circle at NDA,
made possible by your Senior Class
Gift, was recently installed. It’s all
part of some new landscaping you’ll
notice the next time you visit. Thank
you so much for your support!
2012
class agents
Kelsey Lutch
[email protected]
Maeghan Price
[email protected]
Ciara McManus
[email protected]
Congratulations to Meaghan Lee
who recorded a match-high ten kills
for the Stonehill College volleyball
team in September.
Kaitlynn O’Leary shared that she
is studying abroad in Belgium at
The Leuven Institute for Ireland in
Europe.
Eileen O’Malley
[email protected]
2013
class agents
Kayla Valente
[email protected]
Gabrielle Corner
[email protected]
InMemoriam
Listings reflect notifications received by the Office of Institutional Advancement through October 30,
2013. In order to accommodate all listings, we are able to include only basic family, educational, and
professional information for alumnae obituaries. Our Friends and Family section lists only immediate family members of our current students, faculty, and staff. We will continue to publish updates on
the families of alumnae in the Class Notes section of vita! and the Intentions section of the Alumnae
E-Newsletter. Should you wish to have a classmate or family member remembered, please contact
[email protected].
1940s
1950s
1970s
Ruth Durnan Johnson ’47R passed away on July
29. Ruth received a B.A. in Psychology from Regis
College and an M.A. in Public Administration
from George Washington University. In Ruth’s career she served as director of the Prince William
County Community Corrections Program, Citizen
Appointee to the Fairfax County Criminal Justice
Advisory Board, member of the Board of Court
Appointed Special Advocates and the Community
Criminal Justice Board. She was the mother of eight.
Anne McCusker Kealey ’59R passed away on
June 29. Anne is survived by her four children and
seven grandchildren.
Dorothy Conboy Happel ’73 passed away on July
23. She is survived by her daughter and many
nieces, nephews, and cherished friends.
1960s
Barbara Engle O’Rourke ’61R passed away on
July 31. She is survived by her son and granddaughter.
Gertrude Reusch Alberico ’66 passed away on July
23 after a 17-year fight with breast cancer. She was a
strong and brave survivor who fought until the very
end. Gertrude is survived by her husband and three
children.
Expressions
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After
From Abstraction to a Digital Pattern — By Logan Bouchard ’14
Senior Logan Bouchard used the graphic arts lab at NDA to create this artwork. She explains, “I made this piece from a
photograph of my graphite drawing and, using Adobe Photoshop, I rotated the image at 90 and 45 degree angles to create the symmetrical pattern I was looking for. I like this piece because it reminds me of a kaleidoscope which distorts images or objects and creates a beautiful symmetric pattern.”
Before
Mission
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Notre Dame Academy is a vibrant, Catholic, college-preparatory learning community, sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. e Academy guides young
women in their personal faith formation, challenges students to pursue academic excellence, and encourages social responsibility on behalf of global justice.
In support of this mission, vita! magazine communicates through its pages the newsworthy activities of members of the NDA community. vita! is published three times a
year for alumnae, parents, faculty, staff, and friends of the Academy.
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Soccer
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Volleyball
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