FINAL SHA Annual Report Web

Transcription

SACRED HEART ACADEMY
ANNUAL REPORT | 2013–2014
2 | A Message from the President & Principal | SHA Annual Report 2013–2014
A Message from the
President
&
Principal
Dear Friends of Sacred Heart,
It is with a spirit of gratitude and pride that we share with you Sacred Heart
Academy’s 2013–2014 Annual Report. Its pages will illustrate the many ways we
enrich the lives of our students through an education uniquely designed for young
women.
Led by a committed team of board members, administrators, faculty and staff, the
school year was a period of momentous change. Our Building the Dream Capital
Campaign officially closed on June 30, 2014, after surpassing our goal of $5 million.
The fruits of our fundraising labors were realized when construction began on the
Science Research Center in February 2014. And our rigorous academic program
was enhanced when we launched the newly branded curriculum of STEAM and
STELLAR.
Fortunately, the 216 graduates of the class of 2014 were here to witness the
transformation of SHA campus. Many of these strong, confident, educated, faith-filled
women will continue their education at Catholic institutions and many will benefit
from over $45 million in scholarships.
The success of our
students continues
to be the result of
a strong network
of faculty, parents,
alumnae, donors &
sister classmates
As you read the capital campaign narrative later in this report, along with our
description of the STEAM and STELLAR strands of curriculum, you will see that we
remain at the forefront of education, and are consistently developing programs that
meet the needs of changing times. We are building upon the momentum of 2013–
2014 school year. Guided by our dedicated faculty, the young women of Sacred Heart
Academy are preparing research projects for Intel and Siemens competitions, and our
arts and athletic programs are soaring supported by the talents of our students.
The success of our students continues to be the result of a strong network of faculty,
parents, alumnae, donors and sister classmates who support each other in every facet
of their lives. You have our sincere thanks for helping us empower young women by
awakening within them an awareness of God’s inclusive love and call to bring about
union and reconciliation throughout all creation.
Sincerely,
who support each
other in every facet
of their lives.
Sister Jeanne M. Ross, CSJ ’66, President
Sister Joanne Forker, CSJ, Ed.D., Principal
A Message from the
Board of Trustees
Dear Sacred Heart Academy Family, Alumnae, and Friends,
I am honored to present the financial results of the 2013-14 academic year on behalf of the Sacred
Heart Academy Trustees’ Finance Committee. During the year ended June 30, 2014, the Academy’s core
investment fund, the Corde Fund, realized a 13.6% investment return and grew by nearly 30% overall.
Sacred Heart Academy operated with a balanced budget of $13.8 million, beginning with revenues of $8.6
million from tuition, and $2.0 million from other student-related program fees and NYS aid. Contributions,
including new gifts to the capital campaign, contributed facilities, and other fundraising activities, brought
in a combined $2.5 million to promote the success of academic and capital expansion programs. On the
expense side, instruction costs amounted to $7.9 million, with another $1.5 million in funds directed to
other student activities, programs, and scholarship support. As of June 30, 2014, Sacred Heart Academy
had total assets of $18.0 million and net assets of $12.0 million. Assets include $1.7 million in cash, $6.3
million in Corde Fund investments, and $8.9 million in plant. Liabilities of $6.0 million include a $3.8
million in low-interest loan. The Finance Committee is proud of the support it gives to the Academy’s
mission, by setting and promoting high fiscal performance goals.
Sincerely,
Barbara J. (Burke ’77) Holahan, P ’14, P ’16,
Finance Committee Chair, Board of Trustees
Revenues
Expenses
Tuition & Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,619,481
Student Activities & Auxiliary Programs . $1,227,790
Mandated Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $679,848
Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,892,701
Investment Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $660,237
Net Capital Expansion . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,548,154
Contributions:
General & Administrative . . . . . . . . . . $1,483,526
Capital Campaign . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $376,095
Student Activities & Auxiliary Programs . $1,133,296
Contributed Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,066,153
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $740,592
Contributed Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $339,483
Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $628,123
Gifts, Grants, Special Events . . . . . . . . . $853,012
TOTAL REVENUE . . . . . . $13,822,099
Scholarship & Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . $395,707
TOTAL EXPENSES . . . . . . $13,822,099
4 | Capital Campaign | SHA Annual Report 2013–2014
BUILDING
The Dream
A Campaign for Sacred Heart Academy
C
ommitted to ensuring the finest learning environment
and confident in its continued vitality and growth, Sacred
Heart Academy launched the Building the Dream Capital
Campaign in March 2012. During the Campaign, the SHA community
overwhelmingly supported the school’s call to action reflecting
the commitment, dedication and support of its closest friends.
The campaign officially closed in June 2014 after raising nearly
$5.2 million, surpassing its goal of $5 million. With this support,
Sacred Heart Academy was able to make physical expansions,
curricular enhancements, and professional developments needed to
keep SHA at the forefront of education.
Expanded Campus
The first phase of the Building the Dream campaign was fulfilled in Spring 2013 when SHA athletic
teams and gym classes first set foot on the new 1/5 mile track and Four Sisters Field. For the first
time in its sixty-five year history, Sacred Heart Academy has a home field. The track team no
longer has to run the length of Cathedral Avenue to St. Paul’s School or travel for “home” games.
SHA friends and family can now proudly sit on Red & Gold bleachers beneath flags that display
words that reinforce the mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph: Unity, Reconciliation, Justice, Peace,
Hospitality, and Respect.
Surrounding property acquisitions have also allowed Sacred Heart Academy to truly expand from
a school building to a full-fledged campus. Across from the school is the Joseph House, which
holds administrative offices including the Office of the President, the Office of the Vice President,
Institutional Advancement, and Finance. Students regularly visit these areas to participate in school
service projects, in which they gain experience in office responsibilities and alumnae relations. Next
door is the Corde House which contains the SHA Guidance Center. Each of our counselors has a
private office where one-on-one group sessions with students and parents are conducted in a private
and welcoming environment. In addition, counselors now utilize a special tech-center to introduce
a variety of resources and guide students through the college research and application processes.
Cameron Engineering of Woodbury, NY, was awarded the Silver Award for Engineering Excellence
from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) in 2014 for its work on the new
campus, which in addition to the above-mentioned areas includes a practice field, a revamped
driveway, parking area, student drop-off area, and various pathways. Ever mindful of the needs of
Sacred Heart Academy and its students, Cameron Engineering created a master plan that improves
safety, saves energy and beautifies our grounds.
Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts,
Mathematics (STEAM) Program
Recognizing the present and future national and international needs
in areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics
(STEAM), SHA enhanced its STEAM Program to empower students
to become strong women leaders in these fields. Each student has an
opportunity to develop an interest in STEAM-related careers through
a rigorous academic program, presentations with guest speakers, and
special hands-on projects specifically geared to spark an interest in new
and exciting occupations.
The most notable STEAM related achievement of the Capital Campaign
is the addition of a new Science Research Center on the fourth floor of
the school. In February 2014, SHA broke ground on a major project
to transform the former Guidance Center into a state-of-the-art facility.
A gift from Peg (LaRosa ’66) and Peter D’Angelo P ’92, the Science
Research Center officially opened and was blessed by Bishop Murphy on
September 5, 2014. During this special ceremony, students in Sacred
Heart’s Science Research Class spoke with alumnae, board members,
and benefactors about their anticipated science competition entries and
enthusiasm for the STEAM curriculum at SHA.
Capital Campaign
Leadership
Sacred Heart Academy is
grateful to the Alumnae and
Parents listed to the right
who spearheaded our
Capital Campaign.
Professional Development
Sacred Heart Academy allocated funds raised by the Building the Dream
Capital Campaign for the continued professional development of its
faculty and staff. Faculty members remain engaged in staying at the
forefront of the latest knowledge, teaching techniques and technology
in their areas of specialty. By constantly improving their own academic
and leadership abilities, the ever strengthening team at SHA provides
an unparalleled level of education and support to the young women of
Sacred Heart Academy.
CO-CHAIRS
HONORARY CO-CHAIRS
Theresa Palamaro Ahlstrom ’79
Peg (LaRosa ’66) & Peter D’Angelo P ’92
Nancy & Steven (BOT) Vincent P ’05, ’09, ’11
Ellen & James Riley P ’98, ’00, ’03, ’07
BUILDING THE DREAM COMMITTEE
Christine & Michael Arnouse P ’14
Rosanne (Puntolillo ’81) &
Michael Breen P ’11
Maria & James Corcoran P ’09, ’12, ’15
Catherine (Hammill ’80) &
Nicholas DeMartini P ’14
Vicki (Cinque ’77) & Joseph Ferrara
Elizabeth (Sweeney ’94) & Louis Kahl
Beth & Greg (BOT) LaCasse P ’06, ’11
Marcella & Richard Minieri P ’15
Margaret & Robert Moran P ’08, ’14, ’16
Christina & Sandy Nicolia P ’13, ’16
Christine &
Kenneth Nolan P ’89, ’93, ’95, ’98
Lisa & Peter Reali P ’14
Shannon Riley ’00
Denise (BOT) & Charles Strain P ’06
BUILDING The
Dream Generous Supporters
We gratefully recognize our generous supporters for their
contributions to the Building the Dream Capital Campaign.
CSJ CIRCLE
{$50,000+}
Anonymous
Theresa (Palmaro ’79) and Robert Ahlstrom
Gabriela and James Cason P ’14
Vicki (Cinque ’77) and Joseph Ferrara
Victoria (Hall ’87) and Justin Gmelich
Margaret Hanson ’64
Maureen and Walter Josiah P ’15, ’17
Loretta and John Cameron P ’02
Dennis, Marilynda and Christine ’03 Vianna
(In Memory of Matthew G. Vianna
8/14/78–9/11/01)
Jeanne (Liteplo ’66) and Paul Carroll
Marybeth and John McManus P ’05, ’07
Peg (LaRosa ’66) and Peter D’Angelo P ’92
Christina and Sandy Nicolia P ’13, ’16
Catherine (Hammill ’80) and
Nicholas DeMartini P ’14, ’17
Nicolock Paving Stones
Ellen and Thomas Berkery P ’15
Deirdre and Donald Denihan P ’12
Maureen and Thomas Dowling (BOT) P ’12
Gerardine (Fitzgerald ’66) and John Ferlins
Gladys Brooks Foundation
Beth and Greg (BOT) LaCasse P ’06, ’11
Margaret and Robert Moran P ’08, ’14, ’16
Oppenheimer Funds Legacy Programs
Denise (Mulhearn ’60) and John O’Rourke
Ellen and James Riley P ’98, ’00, ’03, ’07
Denise (BOT) and Charlie Strain P ’06
Patricia and Michael Sullivan P ’13
Alice and William Tenet P ’07, ’09, ’12
(In Memory of Monica Moylan ’79† )
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
{$25,000–$49,999}
Anonymous
Christine and Michael Arnouse P ’14
Rosanne (Puntolillo ’81) and
Christine & Kenneth Nolan P ’89, ’93, ’95, ’98
Elena and Roger O’Donnell P ’15
Patricia and Brian Shea P ’06, ’08
Nancy and Todd Stepniewski P ’13
Vincenza and Rocca Tomassetti P ’13
Terri and Jack Vivinetto P ’10
PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE
{$10,000–$24,999}
Anonymous
Audrey and James Calpin P ’14, ’16
Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP
Lisa and Dominick Chieco P ’12, ’15, ’17
Kelly Hummel Cooke ’98
Doreen and Robert Crimmins P ’12
Gail (Hayes ’74) and
Paul Cunningham P ’05, ’13
Annemarie and Patrick Finley P ’00
Dolores (Burke ’79) and
Mark Fitzpatrick P ’07, ’11, ’15
Nilda and Russell Fumuso P ’07
Betty (Gormley ’80) and
William Gerneglia P ’17
Hagedorn Foundation
Regina (McGovern ’81) and
Thomas Halloran P ’14, ’17
Eileen (Butt ’70) and Patrick Hoey P ’98, ’07
The Irving T. Bush Foundation/
Edward J. Walsh, Jr. GP ’14, ’17
Cathy (Greiner ’85) and Thomas Jessop
Ginger and John Kaiser (BOT) P ’06
Diana Jacobs Kalman ’55
Siobhan (Moran ’79) and
Andrew Karamouzis P ’15
Diane and Patrick Kelly
Katie Lapp ’74
Claire and Robert Logler P ’87, GP ’17
Kathleen (Crean ’84) and
Thomas Maher P ’16, ’17
Eileen* and Salvatore Manfre P ’13
Barbara and Dennis McNamara P ’15
Marcella and Richard Minieri P ’15
Mary Pat and Henry Mulholland P ’12
Pamela (LiCalzi ’81) and John O’Connell P ’10
Julie and Craig O’Neill P ’15
Patrina Foundation
Elizabeth Dalal Pessala ’72
(In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. V. Dalal)
Bernadette and Michael Rabus P ’16
Lisa and Angelo Reali P ’12
Lisa and Peter Reali P ’14
Lorraine and John Reynolds P ’15
Linda and Michael Roemer P ’07
Jean (McLees ’65) and Thomas Rollauer P ’89
Mary and Thomas Rotondi P ’09
Christy Shaw ’92
Marie and Kevin St. Pierre P ’16
Marguerite and Thomas Toscano P ’10
TRUSTEE’S COUNCIL
{$5,000–$9,999}
Eileen (Donnelly ’75) and
Thomas Alexanderson
Kerry and Kevin Berry P ’13
Shannon and Lawrence Bradley P ’16
Mary and Mark Brosnan P ’15
Suzanne (Quast ’94) (BOT) and John Burke
Royal Waste Services
Fran and Albert Paniccia P ’16
Mary and Joseph Russo P ’07
Marguerite and Ernest Peck P ’06, ’11
Elizabeth Salogub ’00
Eileen and Donald Pfail P ’14
Kerry (O’Donnell ’87) and
Curtis Schleimer P ’16
Mariel Stroschein Prawzinsky ’75
Diane and Frank Sommers P ’14, ’16
Emily Rodgers ’57
Leona (O’Brien ’90) and John Velazquez P ’16
Elizabeth (Hanson ’78) and
Mark Westlake P ’11, ’13
Susan Capece ’88
RED AND GOLD LEADER
{$2,500–$4,999}
Cheryl and Michael Cervoni P ’17, ’18
Joellin Comerford
Maura Coughlin-Roberti and
William Roberti P ’15
Roger Bahnik
Elm Transit Mix
Erin Breslin ’99
Empire Transit Mix, Inc.
Ferrara Family
Jeanne (Sadowski ’77) and
Dominic Filardi P ’11
Kathie and Thomas Flood P ’91, ’98
Kristin (LaCasse ’06) and Kevin Gerard
Diane and David Bonagura P ’10
Karen and Kenneth Carter P ’04, ’07, ’12
Patricia (Haffey ’69) and William Clemency
Barbara and Stephen Conroy P ’02
Christine (Ochotorena ’94) and
Andrew Didora
Roanoke Sand & Gravel
Ashley Roemer ’07
Julie and Timothy Rooney P ’16
Jo Ann (Ross ’71) and Michael Zelman
Maryanne Rossi ’62
St. Joseph’s College
Kellie and Robert Sumberac P ’17
Maggie and Hugh Tanchuck P ’15
Tilcon Connecticut
Tilcon New York
Lori and James Tomlin P ’15
Bonnie Jean (Bratton ’68) and
Gerard Whalen P ’99
SPARTAN LEADER
{$1,000–$2,499}
Christine Goodwin ’92 (BOT)
Leslie and Joseph Dolan P ’16
(In Memory of Joan Nylund)
Susan (Gordon ’67) (BOT) and Frank Ryan
Erin Egan ’03
Kathleen Hanson ’66
Farrell Fritz, P.C.
Kimberly and Mark Hertlein P ’14
Ann Marie & Christopher Fidis P ’05, ’11, ’12
Maryann (Walsh ’78) & Robert Horvath P ’08
Lisa (Savino ’83) and Ed Fitzgerald P ’15
Dorothy and Bernard Kennedy GP ’98, ’10
Carol Becker Gresser ’55
Catherine and Steven Korf P ’14
Anne Haffey ’76
Maryclare Magee ’99
Eileen and Kevin Heneghan P ’15
Robin (Marsico ’80) and Jeffrey Coleman
Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc.
Erin McDonnell ’82 (BOT)
Maureen (Butt ’66) (BOT) and Peter Kiers
Jeanne and Gerald McDuffee P ’06, ’16
Lucille and John Koch P ’07
Noreen (Bishop ’80) and
Eugene Canty P ’11, ’14, ’17
Kathleen and Dennis O’Brien P ’06
Joan (Rynkowski ’63) and
David Lawson P ’98, ’02
Casa Building Materials of Elmsford LLC
Amy and Francis Marsigliano P ’16
Patricia Casey ’71
Charles B. Wang International Foundation
Susan and Daniel O’Connell P ’10, ’15
Susan and James O’Hara P ’14, ’17
Janet and Jim O’Leary P ’04, ’05
Colleen McGinn O’Neill ’88
Lewis Ranieri/Ranieri and Co.
Therese and Edward McNally P ’16
Kaitlin McTague ’04
Noreen and Thomas O’Hanlon P ’11
If You Build It, She Will Run
The Inaugural SHA 5K Run/Walk on September 28, 2013 brought
together over 470 alumnae, students, parents, faculty and friends in
celebration of our thriving community and the new developments of
Sacred Heart Academy as a result of the Building the Dream Capital
Campaign. Over $26,000 was raised for the SHA 5K through race
registrations and sponsorships. This annual event occurs each September
and volunteers are loved and needed for a variety of activities.
Save the Date—September 26, 2015.
For information on getting involved, please contact
[email protected].
Susan (Freel ’74) and Robert Alexander P ’11
Amagansett Associates
Danielle (Smedira ’02) Bedell
Alycia Regan Benenati ’90
Michelle and Thomas Brew P ’15
Brookhaven Terminal Operations
Brooklyn Rebar
Roseann* and Fred Bruno
BUILDING
The Dream
Generous Supporters
continued
SPARTAN LEADER
{$1,000–$2,499}
Mary Jo Hammill Clarke ’79, P ’12*
Elizabeth Comerford and William Spinelli
Nancy Connors (BOT)
Con-Strux, LLC
Maria and James Corcoran P ’09, ’12, ’15
Susan Cronin P ’94, ’97, Erica Cronin ’97 and
Melissa Cronin Welch ’94
Elizabeth Delaney Burke ’98
Elizabeth Dickey ’04
Caroline Fountaine Dimitri ’95
Olivia Donachie ’12
Donnelly Mechanical
Susan and Patrick Donnelly P ’10
Alicia and Robert Doodian P ’13
Susie McGuire Duffy ’89
Margaret and Robert Emmons P ’11
Essroc Italcementi Group
Catherine and Perry Ferrara P ’15
Caitlin Finley Regolini ’00
Louise and Sean Fitzsimons P ’14
Una and John Flynn P ’00
Patricia and Thomas Fox P ’08
Elizabeth (Nancy Forge’t) Gaffrey ’58
Kendall (Cullum’ 83) and Timothy Gallagher
Marissa and Charles Gambino P ’17, ’18
Elizabeth and Joseph Galzerano P ’04, ’14,
Pamela Tart Goergen ’59
Eileen and Charles Goggins P ’00, ’06
Frances and James Greiner P ’85
Hope and Robert Helfenstein P ’00
continued
La Strada—Peter Guglieni
Ellen (Ende ’78) and Len Labita
Lancer Insurance Company
The Land Tek Group
Rose and Brendan LaVelle
Sandra and Michael Legieza P ’16
Maureen McLoughlin Levelis ’94
Andrew Levine
Lynbrook Runners Stop
Sacred Heart Academy Convent
Maryann Magee P ’99, ’01, ’03, ’12
Jean (Kiely ’63) and
Michael Maher P ’83, ’01, GP ’14
Raquel and William Mandaro P ’16, ’18
Nicole Leto Marshall ’92
Celeste Matarazzo ’81
Mary Ann (Dillman ’64) and
Vincent Maus P ’97, ’06
Phyllis (Puntotillo ’77) and
Sean McGonigle P ’09
Kathleen (McGovern ’84) and Thomas Sullivan
Evelyn and John McKay P ’17
Pam and Stephen McLoughlin P ’02
Mary Kim Sheehy Mehlman ’96
Mollie Biggane Melanoma Foundation
Margaret and Donald Mosher P ’16
Marie and Daniel Murphy P ’04, ’09, ’12
National Liquors
New York Sand and Stone
Caitlin Nolan ’98
Susan and Morgan O’Brien P ’01
Gloria and Troy Ocasio P ’15
Patcon Associates Ltd
Jennifer Peros ’01
Katherine (Voight ’02) and Patrick Hoey
Pinnacle Industries
Barbara (Burke ’77) (BOT) and
Timothy Holahan P ’14, ’16
Sandra and George Poarch P ’16
Holcim Inc.
Reinforcing Supply Inc.
Mary and Thomas Renker P ’09
Loretta and David Holmes P ’15
Donna and John Joyce P ’98, ’04
Sharon and Gerard Justvig P ’09
Lehigh Cement Co.
Mary Keegan ’65
Katelyn Markus Kelly ’05
Catherine (Barrett ’78) and
James Kessler P ’07
Edward Kilkelly P ’81
Connie and Ben Klemanowicz
Francesca and Frank Kurre P ’09, ’14
Caroline Gariepy Rodi ’94
Valery and Richard Rodi P ’90, ’94
Suzanne and Thomas Ryan P ’13
Isabel and Ricardo Salaman P ’12
Thomas Salogub
Nancy and George Salter P ’12
Santilli Commercial, LLC
Louis and Mary Santora P ’01
Katherine Rollauer Sari ’89
Lisa Scalamandre-Hayes ’79
Marina Schreiber ’83
Celeste and Timothy Cole P ’17
Kara Shine ’99
Maryann Shine
Contractor Express
Maryann and Robert Lucas P ’08, ’09
Sky Materials Corp
Corkrey Electric
South Queens Boys and Girls Club, Inc.
State Material Mason Supply
Stop N Shop
Christine* and John Strong P ’00, ’03
MaryLou Hanley Tazewell ’53
Karen and Douglas Cornell P ’10, ’12
Crest Hollow Country Club
Karen Crowley ’88
Brenda and Glenn Cummins P ’17
Kathleen Thornton P ’07
Elizabeth and Dennis D’Arienzo P ’16
Laurel Principe Tria ’64
Francine and Alfred Discipio P ’17
Maria and Mark Varrichio P ’17, ’18
Dianne Brady DiStasso ’94
Kathryn and Jeff Villani P ’14
Downing and Peck, P.C.
Frank Villano P ’15
Michelle (O’Donoghue ’94) and
Michael Walrath
Maureen and William Doyle P ’15
Michele (Powers ’94) and Evan Eisenberg
Dorothy West*
Judy Elwood
Carol Kappelmier Winkler ’67
ESF Transport
Patricia Xeller ’68
(In Memory of Linda Spranger ’68)
Euclid Chemical Company
Phyllis Zagano ’65
SHA CORDETTE GUILD
{$500–$999}
Adtech North Atlantic
Anchor Tanks
James Anderson
Feldman Lumber
Mary Ellen and James Fenn P ’14
The First National Bank of Long Island
Majella and Terrance Gallagher P ’16
Anna and Christopher Giaccio P ’16
Lauren Glassman ’07
Grade A Petroleum Corp.
Lorraine Barry ’56
Anne Marie and Thomas Graham P ’15
BASF Corporation
Gramman Plumbing
Barbara and Martin Bergin P ’09, ’11
Regina and Armondo Biscardi P ’15
Bove Industries
Kerry Wiseman Boyle ’84
Eileen and Joseph Breen P ’10, ’12
Catherine Bucaria ’07
Kathleen and Thomas Bunger P ’14
Dorothy and Joseph Horan P ’14
Jennifer (Hearne ’79) and Mark Hughes P ’18
Independent Coach
Invited Sales By Tracy Jordan P ’16, ’18
Jennifer (Vertiz ’88) and
Christopher Calabrese
Michaela Johnson ’09
Teresa and Lawrence Cantwell P ’04, ’06
Rosemarie and Luciano Casagrande P ’16
Geralynne and James Gomiela P ’17
Church of Saint Anne
SUNDAY,
JANUARY 11, 2015
11:00am–2:00pm
OPEN TO ALL
ALUMNAE AND
CURRENT SHA
JUNIORS/SENIORS.
For more information, email
[email protected]
or call 516.483.7383 x331.
Rose Mary (Bianco ’00) and
Nicholas Helfenstein
Jamaica Bay Associates
Annette Campo P ’13
SYMPOSIUM
Margaret Fagan Halloran ’98
Lisa Ann Cairo ’95
Jeanne and Paul Callahan P ’08, ’09, ’14
ALUMNAE
CAREER
Arianna Giaramita Family ’16
Kathleen and Paul Augello P ’16
Nina Petraro ’00
Join us for
the 3rd Annual
Karen Mathison Jones ’65
CONNECT
WITH SHA ALUM
Sacred Heart Academy
Alumnae
Barbara Kandybowicz ’67
Rebecca Karcher ’11
Julie Kelly-McCormick and
Frank McCormick P ’16
@SHA_Alumnae
Margaret and Peter Kenny P ’15
Jill (Scalamandre ’76) and Mark Clark
Ellen (Martorana ’79) and
Doug Khazzam P ’08
Anna and Frank Colapietro P ’08, ’12
King Kullen
/Sacred Heart
Academy Alumnae
BUILDING
The Dream Generous Supporters continued
continued
SHA CORDETTE GUILD
{$500–$999}
Christine (Cameron ’02) and John Koehler
Pauline Koller ’60
Linda (DeMatteis ’66) and William Langer
Colleen Merrick Lanning ’91
Jacqueline LiCalzi ’81
Janellen and Brian Logler P ’17
Alixandro LoParo ’09
Loyal Building Services, Inc.
Diane and James Malone P ’04†, ’06†, ’08
Megan McAleer ’06
Teresa and Donald McCabe
Patti Ann (Norris ’80) and Steven McDonald
Joan O’Hara ’87
One Beacon Insurance
Darcy and Stephen O’Neill P ’15
Susan (Murphy ’68)* and Anthony Perfetti
Mary Beth and Michael Petsky P ’16
Megan Powers ’09
Mary (Miccio ’76) and James Quinn P ’12, ’17
RBS Citizens
Molloy College
Nawrocki Smith LLP
Neergaard Pharmacies & Surgical Supplies
Coleen and Robert Nolan P ’12
Mary and Gus Nuzzolese P ’02, ’04, ’07
Eileen O’Brien ’06
Margaret O’Brien ’01
Patricia and John Whitson P ’11
Ken Williams P ’16
Elana (Pusateri ’81) and
Andrew Zucaro, Zucaro Construction
SHA SPIRIT CLUB
{$250–$499}
Aqua Plumbing and Heating
Sister Jeanne Ross CSJ ’66*
Mark Argosh
The Ross Family
Patricia and Albert Rossello P ’15
Faith Oakes Rossi ’77
Marianne and Michael Rufrano P ’10
Michelle and Michael Salogub P ’00
Thomas Santucci
Kim (Jackson ’75) and Alan Miranne P ’06, ’10
Erica Weisgerber ’01
Trish (Higgins ’85) and Chris Rising P ’16, ’18
Katherine McManus ’05
Elizabeth McCartney McNally ’79
Michelle and Nicholas Vitalo P ’09
Andrew’s Lawn Co., Inc.
Kristin Landgrebe Sample ’98
Eileen and Francis Mc Murrer P ’87, ’97
Teresa and Thomas Vecchione P ’16
Ann and Thomas Riley P ’01, ’07
Margaret McKenna ’78
Eileen McMurrer ’97
MaryAnn Caolo Tuttle ’57
Leslie Mary Schreiber ’94
Carolyn and John Sheehan P ’07, ’11, ’13
Mary Sheehan ’91
Sorbara Construction Corp.
Casey White Spezzano ’99
The Bar Method
Berens Capital Management, LLC
Big Cat Enterprises
Sister Eileen Brennan CSJ *
Calabrese & Associates CPA
Daniel J. Caniano, D.D.S., P.C.
Claire Carter ’04
Lynndel (Mackel ’77) and Mark Cassin
Changing Our World
Church of St. Aidan
Concrete Structures
David Weber Oil Co.
St. Agnes Cathedral School
Holly and Louis Demars
David A. Sterling
(In Memory of Joan Nylund)
Doherty Enterprises Inc.
Kathleen and Anthony Straggi P ’17
Lorna and Alfred Duranti P ’03, ’05
Claire Durecko ’03
T P G Architecture
Lisa and John Talty P ’13
Teamster Local 282
Paula (Tusiani-Eng ’91) and Roger Eng
Ellen Emery ’61
Peggy (O’Brien ’81) and
Stephen Ernst P ’06, ’12, ’16
MaryBeth Esposito ’92
Alison and Jeffrey Ferrara
Susanne Ferris P ’86, ’90
Ann and Richard Adrian P ’12
Eileen and Joseph Candella P ’87, ’95
Peggy (Donlon ’75) and Hugh Finnegan
American Express
Susan Quigley Capellini ’62
Flynn & O’Hara
Dorothy Weigel Angelini ’73
Barbara Carroll*
Jennifer Gallagher ’82
Justine Izzo Armas ’94
Rachel (Cancro’83) and John Cashwell P ’18
Mary Galligan ’80
Lisa and Robert Arning P ’11
Patricia and John Cereghino P ’12
Karen (Goodwin ’75) and Gene Golden P ’07
Nancy and Douglas Augenthaler P ’04, ’06
Anne Ceriello*
Stewart Grauer, DDS, MS
Bank of Tokyo
Jeanne and Lawrence Ceriello P ’09
Connie and William Hannan
Andrea Bejarano
Allison Wren Chobot ’99
Imperial Florist/Ann Marie Pierce
Mary Biono
Jean (Ford ’83) and Thomas Chojnacki
Anne Jennings GP ’10, ’16
Laura Kutner Bivins ’99
Gladys Christophe P ’12, ’17
Randy and Timothy Kinsley P ’17
Rene and Gregory Blair P ’07, ’11, ’13
Marissa Cipriani ’03
Jacqui Koplik
Kathleen and Bruce Blanco P ’14
Myriam and Christopher Cisco P ’11, ’13
Kathleen and Lloyd LaRousse P ’04, ’07
Kathleen (O’Connor ’80) and Robert Boehm
Class of 1968
Darcy Parish McConnell ’91
Lori (Scott ’81) and Brian Brady P ’13
Class of 1973
Janice (Kelly ’93) and Frank McCreay
Alison Brennan ’88
Jacqueline Cohen ’08
Jane and William McDermott P ’11, ’16
Courtney (Morrissey ’85) and Daniel Brennan
Patricia Coleman
Kerry McDuffee ’06
Karen and Frank Brown P ’11, ’14
Rosa Colonna ’77
Jennifer and Paul McManaman P ’15
Alice and Brian Browne P ’16
Stacy and Charles Comiskey P ’12
Mary Mendler Meagher ’96
Samantha Buckley ’94
Mary Ellen and William Condon P ’06, ’10, ’11
Metalmasters
Eileen and Robert Buser
Elizabeth and Kevin Conlon P ’15
Jane (Iwanowski ’79) Morison
Una (Kearns ’78) and Keith Murray
Mutual of America
North Shore University Hospital Ob Gyn
Associates
Mary and John O’Donoghue P ’08
Catherine O’Hanlon ’11
Eileen (Lynch ’84) and Thomas O’Hara
Jennifer (Pugh ’91) and Patrick Sullivan
Maryanne and William Schillinger P ’16
Gail and Robert Schmidt P ’08
Anne Ferris Smith ’90
Joanne and Robert Sorge P ’16
Sun & Surf Beach Club
Monique and Paul Tierney P ’12, ’14
Mary Beth and Christopher Tully P ’17
Candy and Sal Tuttolomondo
United Sanitation Inc.
Charles Valenti
Elizabeth McKenna Valentine ’97
Amanda Watterson ’07
Ian Weinberg
Patricia (McTiernan ’79) and Daniel Zarriello
CENTURY MEMBER
{$100–$249}
Party Rental AAA
Sandra Yetman Adams ’99
Brian McCarthy/Adelphi Delicatessen
BUILDING
The Dream Generous Supporters continued
continued
CENTURY MEMBER
{$100–$249}
Mary and Michael Conway P ’13
Ellen and David Copeman P ’12, ’15
Debora and Michael Cox P ’01
Penny and Louis Croce
Rosemary (Boyd ’65) and Thomas Daly
Roberta D’Ascoli Grieco
Mary Ann Mulligan Deal ’00
Patricia and Stephen Deely P ’12
Mary McCaffrey Deierlein ’92
Louis Dericco
Jacqueline and Edward DiCanio P ’16
Anne (Galligan ’82) and
Dave Donnelly P ’16, ’18
Christine Flynn Donnelly ’84
Maureen Dougherty ’77, P ’06
Joana Dowd
Nuala McGann Drescher ’54
Kerry Durkin Sclafani ’99
Erin O’Brien Edwards ’01
Donna O’Reilly Einemann ’80
Susan English
E Z Electric Service
Americana Student Center
Kristin Fallon Dunn ’99
Kathleen and Joseph Fallon P ’99, ’12
Lorelle Kerrigan Fallon ’54
Dr. Peter Farinella
Cheryl Fazio ’07
Herb Feldman
Marianne and Robert Fioravanti P ’13
Cathy Rita Flamino ’72
Thomas Flatley
Ardith Flory ’79
Mary and Peter Kahl P ’15
Caroline Frey ’05
Maris Karasz ’77
Front Street Bakery
Margaret Keenan ’02
Kathleen Gallagher-Demeij ’77
Jean (Caruso ’89) and Sean Kilduff
Anna Ganness, D.D.S.
Nicole and Dan Kinckiner
Marilyn and Frank Gaspe P ’12, ’16
Mary and Thomas King P ’16
Patricia and Daniel Gaughran P ’10, ’13
Meghan Kirrane ’06
Linda Terranova Gering ’83
Mary (Slattery ’79) and Bill Kleen
Mary Giordano P ’04
Julie (Ferguson ’85) and
Christopher Kutner P ’17
Jean and John Goodwin P ’92
Elisa and Patrick Gordon P ’13
Courtney Gordon-Tennant ’99
Lesley and John Graham
Helena and Anthony
Gunther P ’09, ’10, ’11, ’16, ’17, ’18
Mark Landisman
Lori Ann Hunt Lang ’92
Susan and Stephen Larocca P ’13
Janet and Stephen Levano P ’12, ’14
Margaret Liptey
Alicia Hannan ’06
Joan (Lisante ’66) and James Hood
Michele and Kevin Harrington
Kerry Neligan ’03
Maria (Segarra ’81) Heaney P ’13,’15
Virginia (Lynch ’85) and Stephen Super
Theresa Hennessey Barcy ’92
Eileen Seery Lynch ’80
Mary (Renkel’67) and Michael Herman P ’02
Susan MacDonald
Rudolph Hertlein GP ’14
Magee Bros. Plumbing
Taylor Higgins ’11
Ellen R. Maher ’68
Mary (Clavin ’79) and Robert Hilliard
Amy Malkin-Ingoglia ’91
Eileen and Thomas Hoban P ’13
Celeste (Myles ’65) Maloney P ’96,’00,’08
Marilyn Hoeg ’56
Evelyn (Solmo ’65) and Frederick Marano
Susan and Michael Holfester P ’15
June Whitbread Marcantelli
Kristin Horvath ’08
Daniel Markus
Victoria Huber ’08
Eileen (Kelly ’75) and Brian Martin P ’10
Christine and Michael Ippolito
Katherine and William Martin P ’13
Michele (Sarkis ’80) and Joseph Jabour P ’15
Margaret and Frank Mauro P ’16
Elizabeth and Robert Jandovitz P ’09
Mary and Joseph Mawad
Blanche and Brian Joesten P ’08, ’17
Margaret and Henry McCabe P ’98,’04
Christine Joesten ’08
Bridget Gardner McDonald ’93
Frank Jorgenson
Sharon McEvoy ’89
Margaret Katona Josephs and Joseph Benigno
Kim (Thornhill ’78) and Michael McGee P ’13
Janet Joyce ’88
Maria and John McKenna P ’01, ’06
Michelle and Brian McKenna P ’13, ’16
Sheila Coffey Pfeffer ’90
St. Peter of Alcantara
Suzanne McKenna ’06
Phantom Demolition & Carting
Mary and Thomas Stenson P ’16
Kathryn (Maher ’01) and Robert McKeon
Virginia and Robert Picchioni P ’08
Nancy Tobin Stricker ’83
Maureen Quinlan McNamara ’70
Gina (Doria ’79) and James Pisaeno
Debbie and John McShane P ’05, ’09
Alicemarie Mauro Precup ’62
Emanuela* and
Daniel Sullivan P ’03, ’04, ’09, ’12
Patricia Daly Melchior ’61
Mary Jean and Michael Pues P ’14
Christine Cartnik Merritt ’61
Florence Comack Richardson ’88
Mary Ellen* and James Minogue P ’02, ’07
Maryanne and Glenn Richardson
Maria and Steven Miss*
Ridgewood Savings Bank
Margaret and Kenneth Monaghan
Allison White Rogers ’80
Deirdre McGovern Moore ’90
John J. Romanelli
Susan (Morelli ’77) and Kenneth Coleman
Grace Rooney Plackis ’84
Daria Moringiello Mulhall ’00
Jane and Edward Rourke
Eileen and Jeffrey Mulhall P ’14, ’16
Jacqueline Russo ’07
Jennifer (Hannan ’83) and Steven Muller P ’16
Julie and Frederick Russo P ’12
Angela and Thomas Murphy P ’10
Patricia and Alfred Russo
Elizabeth (Wood ’65) and Terrance Murphy
Kerry Ryan ’90
Brittany Neligan ’04
Daniel Salogub
Virginia Nussbaum P ’13
Maria (York ’88) and James Saville P ’15
Danielle and John O’Connor P ’12
Rita and Dominick Scaringella P ’84, ’86, ’88
Catherine (Lynch ’83) and Ronald O’Grady
Lindsay Schmidt ’08
June Marie and Daniel O’Neill P ’80, ’81
Leslie and Kent Schreiber P ’94
Megan O’Rourke-Schutta ’93
Virginia and Robert Shine P ’89, ’99
Joann and Thomas Orr P ’ 08
Susan Van Horn Shipherd ’60
Margaret and Daniel Otton P ’07
Joyce(Hadley Nash ’55) and Lawrence Shivers
Marian Parish P ’91
Elizabeth and James Short P ’05
Margaret and John Parks P ’09,’12, ’14
Megan Simmons ’12
Elizabeth and Richard Perrier P ’17
Steven M. Katz, DMD/Smiles on Broadway
Ellen Hodgson Petersen ’75
Juliet and Peter Sowkey P ’16
Matching Gift Companies
and Foundations for
2013–14 Building the Dream
and Annual Fund Contributions
AIG
Alliance Bernstein LLP
American Endowment /Benevity Foundation
American Express
Bank of America
Bank Of Tokyo
Berens Capital
Management, LLC
BNY Mellon
Capital Group Companies
Charitible Foundation
Capital One Bank
Chubb Insurance
Dow Jones
Gannett Foundation
Mary and Kevin Sullivan P ’09, ’12
Kathleen Thompson Loggie ’94
Sarah Todd ’01
Elaine and Joseph Trentacoste P ’10
Victoria Trentacoste ’10
Tri-County Locksmith & Door Service
Debra Tripoli P ’16
Katherine Tulley ’05
Kathleen and Nicholas Turansky P ’16
Veronique Hodeau Urban ’99
Jennifer Vecchi ’93
Barbara and John Vessa P ’07
Imelda Vital ’91
Susan and John Walczyk P ’13
Walter Cameron Advertising
Kathleen Wynne Walzer ’68
Andrea Weymouth ’01
Joan Whitbread P ’77, ’79
Peggyann and Michael White P ’16
Marc Wieman P ’11,’13
Donna-Marie and Kenneth Williams P ’16
Wm. E. Martin & Sons Co.
Susan* and Thomas Zaidinski P ’02, ’17
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
KKR
Merck Partnership For Giving
MMC Matching Gifts
Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts
National Australia Bank
New York Life Foundation
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
One Beacon Insurance
Pepsico
Pfizer Foundation
Random House
RBS Citizens Bank
Starr Indemnitie
TIAA-CREF
Travelers Community Connections
Walt Disney Company Foundation
Wells Fargo
14 | STELLAR | SHA Annual Report 2013–2014
CURRICULUM at SACRED HEART ACADEMY
The curriculum at Sacred Heart Academy combines two complementary strands of course offerings, each strand including
courses that are basic to a classical, college-preparatory education, as well as those that will help our young women succeed
in a constantly changing, increasingly digital and globally focused world culture and job market. During the 2013-2014
school year, we officially launched these strands and branded them as STEAM and STELLAR. Through mandatory course
study in both strands, students are equipped with strong faith and the knowledge, skills, and sensitivities that will enable
them to make a valuable contribution to the society in which they find themselves after graduation.
STELLAR
Social Sciences Theology
English LOTE Law Arts Research
Written by
Dr. Mary Ellen Minogue Ph.D., P ’02, ’07,
English Department Chair
The STELLAR strand of curriculum at Sacred
Heart Academy ensures the vibrancy and
applicability of the Humanities throughout
our students’ formative years. Partnered with
the STEAM initiative, STELLAR guarantees the
young women entrusted to the stewardship of
Sacred Heart Academy a complete and complex
education. So aptly affirmed by Steve Jobs, late
founder and CEO of Apple, “It’s technology
married with liberal arts, humanities, that
yields us the result that makes our heart
sing.” Indeed, Humanities is the bedrock of
the STELLAR strand of disciplines. Defined by
the Stanford Humanities Center, Humanities
is “the study of how people process and
document the human experience... Knowledge
of these records of human experience gives us
the opportunity to feel a sense of connection to
those who have come before us, as well as to our
contemporaries.” The young women of Sacred
Heart Academy learn from the past, apply
this knowledge to the present, and work for a
better future; in short, they learn to “connect”
through exploration of the Social Sciences,
Theology, English Language and Literature,
Languages Other Than English, Law, Business,
Art, and Research in Humanities: undoubtedly,
a STELLAR playlist. The underlying purpose of
an amalgamation of these disciplines is echoed
in the words of American novelist and essayist,
Mark Slouka: “The humanities, done right, are
the crucible in which our evolving notions of
what it means to be fully human are put to the
test; they teach us, incrementally, endlessly,
not what to do, but how to be. Their method is
confrontational, their domain unlimited, their
’product’ not truth but the reasoned search for
truth, their ’success’ something very much like
Frost’s momentary stay against confusion.”
The “search for truth” and
understanding of our global reality
is of primary focus via the Social
Sciences at Sacred Heart. As freshmen and
sophomores progress from Global Studies, to
the upperclasswoman experience of American
History and Government, Economics/
Participation in Government, and Psychology,
they explore the cultural, economic, geographic,
and political realities, past and present, that
impact their world. A.P. curricula are available
in both American History and Psychology.
Foregrounding the commonalities that unite
the human experience, this discipline fosters in
each student the valued attributes of
understanding, tolerance, and empathy.
“What it means to be fully human”
cannot be achieved without
embracing the spiritual. Theology
My Sacred Heart Academy education has been invaluable to me, which is why my daughters currently attend
SHA. Importantly at Sacred Heart I learned that there was nothing I could not accomplish through hard work and
determination and that there was no career that was “off limits”. When I became a prosecutor (at the time a predominately
male field), I worked hard and was determined to succeed. My years at Sacred Heart were the foundation of the excellent
writing skills Judges have commented on (thank you Dr. Minogue) and the courtroom presence that jurors always tell me
I possess. Now when I mentor young prosecutors I find myself remembering the words, “strong faith and hope, eternal
loyalty”. If I can help to instill those virtues into the next generation of prosecutors I will have succeeded.
—A
NNE T. GALLIGAN-DONNELLY ’82, P ’16, ’18, Deputy Chief, Organized Crime & Rackets Bureau, Nassau County District Attorney
As I reflect on my high school days at Sacred Heart Academy and their particular impact on my life now, three
integral components of my SHA education come to mind: the ability to write well, the study of theology, and
passionate and dedicated teachers. In college, I’m often complimented by my professors and peers about the quality
of my writing, and I credit this mostly to the superb writing skills that the faculty in SHA’s English and Social Studies
departments have helped me to cultivate. My experiences in theology classes at SHA, moreover, have inspired me to study
theology at the University of Notre Dame, and I firmly believe that SHA would not be SHA without this fundamental and
integrative discipline, which draws together the various subject areas through the intersection of faith and reason in order
to ascertain a better understanding of what truth really is. Most of all, SHA’s incredibly devoted teachers have instilled in
me a love of learning and moral values that reflect a profound appreciation for the intrinsic and inviolable dignity of the
human person.
— GRACE MARIETTE AGOLIA ’13, Sophomore, Bachelor of Arts in Theology (expected May 2017), University of Notre Dame
at Sacred Heart offers freshmen and
sophomores an expansive exploration of
Hebrew and Christian scriptures, sacramental
faith, and morality. The upperclass experience
in Theology challenges students to delve into
the ramifications of Church history and
Catholic social teaching, with further
exploration available through senior electives
in Bioethics and World Religions. As students
examine the tenets of Catholicism, they are
encouraged to center their energies on the lived
response to the Gospel message of Jesus.
English studies at Sacred Heart,
unearthing both the dynamics of
language and the breadth of
literature, take students on a journey whose
scope encompasses a “domain unlimited” with
respect to works of fiction and non-fiction
alike. Reinforcing the key skills of critical
reading, effective writing, conversant speaking,
and active listening, English studies commence
with a survey of Literary Genre in the 9th grade
and proceeds to a survey of American Literature
and British Literature in the 10th and 11th grades,
respectively. Two A.P. curricula, English
Language and English Literature, are offered to
upperclasswomen who accept the challenge of
increased rigor. Seniors choose from five
electives in addition to A.P. Literature including
two college-accredited courses, Gender Studies
and Shakespeare, as well as Selected Topics,
Hitchcock Studies, and Poetry/Speech.
“Evolving notions” of world
languages and cultures comprise the
province of Languages Other
Than English at Sacred Heart. In addition to a
class devoted to the applicability of Latin roots
to English and scientific vocabulary, each
freshman commits to a three-year study of one
of the following Romance languages: Spanish,
French, and Italian. An exploration of the
structure of language, of vocabulary, and of
culture brings the student to a clearer
comprehension of the interdependence of these
three integral elements. A.P. Spanish Language,
Spanish Literature, a fourth year of study in all
three languages, Foreign Film Studies and
Conversational Italian are electives available to
seniors.
studies in all three areas and then opt for more
intense study in the ensuing three years. Art
History, Studio Art, Design/Drawing, and
Drawing/Painting encourage self-expression as
well as appreciation of practiced form and style.
A.P. Portfolio is an option open to seniors.
Courses in Basic Music and varied levels of
Music Theory/Music Theory Honors, including
A.P. Music Theory/Advanced Harmony develop
in students an understanding of technique,
The value of a discipline that stresses
expertise in the “confrontational”
aspect of the human experience is
fully evident in the college-accredited Business
Law course offered at Sacred Heart. Criminal
Law, Contract Law, Consumer Law, Family
Law, and Personal Property Law, falling under
the purview of this course, offer students the
opportunity to confront issues relevant to
business issues endemic to the workplace.
Another course, Accounting, though mathrelated, also falls within the parameters of the
STELLAR strand since it intertwines with the
business world in its study of the valuation of
assets and sources of business capital. Both
courses offer students a significant introduction
to business-related agenda.
The Arts thrive at Sacred Heart. In
their purest form, Art, Music and
Dance instruct students “not what
to do, but how to be.” All freshmen pursue
Sacred Heart Academy not only helps me grow in my faith exponentially, but also inspires me to share this newfound
faith with all those around me. Through the active roles of clubs, such as Catholic League, the emphasis on service
and inclusive love for all of God’s creations, and the unity felt during school Liturgies, a strong Catholic faith is not only
taught here, but is a core value of our formation as women of heart. Theology classes that explore different elements of the
Catholic Church, such as church history or sacraments, are engaging and make us want to keep learning more about our
ever-growing faith. Without the support and guidance I receive here at SHA every day I would not be as strong, sure, or
excited about my faith in Jesus Christ, God our Father, and the Holy Spirit.
—MARY GRACE ZWILLING ’16, SHA Catholic League Workshop and Meeting Leader
16 | STEAM & STELLAR | SHA Annual Report 2013–2014
STELLAR
Social Sciences Theology
English LOTE Law Arts Research continued
As a student at Sacred Heart Academy, I have participated in various academic competitions. In my sophomore year, I
worked with a team of four other girls to develop a presentation for the European Commission in NYC that examined
the challenges facing the Euro Area, with a special spotlight on the debt and deficit challenges of France. As a junior, I
simulated a Federal Open Market Committee Meeting with another all-girl team at the New York Fed. I also participated
in National History Day and prepared a paper which my social studies teacher, Ms. Grazioli, was extremely helpful and
encouraging throughout my research. Currently, I am preparing a research paper for the Behavioral Sciences Division of
the Intel Science Talent Competition on a comparative study of girls in single-sex and coeducational high schools.
—A
NNE NARDI ’15, 1 st Place National History Day Regional Competition, Hofstra University
3rd Place Natural History Day State Competition, Cooperstown
transposition, orchestration, form, analysis,
counterpoint, and composition. College
accredited courses in both “Form, Analysis and
Composition” and “History of Music/Musical
Theater” offer seniors the opportunity to delve
more deeply into the musical experience. Tap
and ballet classes, with increasing intensity and
expertise through four years, encourage
students to express themselves through the art
form of dance. Classes not only stress technique
and form, but also emphasize positive, healthy
body image.
Research in the Humanities
affords Sacred Heart students the
opportunity to experience Frost’s
“momentary stay against confusion.” Exploring
in depth a topic of interest in the fields of
English, the Social Sciences, Theology, and the
Arts grants students clarity via exercises in
personal analysis bolstered by published
commentary. Respectful of established formats
prescribed by the Modern Language
Association (MLA), the American Psychological
Association (APA), and the Chicago Manual of
Style (CMS), students engage in scholarly
discourse, conflating original critique with
recognized scholarly findings, garnering a deep
appreciation for both components of the
research experience.
success in diverse career paths offered in the
fields of law, education, publishing, business,
social work, and the arts. The Humanities at
Sacred Heart offer a transformative experience
to young women, the value of which is
perhaps best summarized in the testimonial
of First Lady, Michelle Obama: “The arts and
humanities define who we are as a people. That
is their power—to remind us of what we each
have to offer, and what we all have in common.
To help us understand our history and imagine
our future. To give us hope in the moments of
struggle and to bring us together when nothing
else will.”—STELLAR aspirations, indeed.
The STELLAR strand of studies positions the
young women of Sacred Heart Academy for
STEAM
Science Technology
Engineering Art Mathematics
Sacred Heart academics have allowed me to excel as a student over the last three years. The challenging curriculum
is constantly molding me into a better student by forcing me to work hard and think critically. The single sex
environment creates a greater focus on academics and encourages female empowerment. The learning environment that
Sacred Heart has created gives every girl an opportunity to achieve academic success.
—MICHAELA FITZPATRICK ’15, Scored 100 on Physics, Chemistry, Living Environment, French, and Comprehensive English Regents Exams
Written by
Mrs. Emanuela Sullivan P ’03, ’04, ’09, ’12
Assistant Principal and Director of STEAM
“The enchanting charms of this sublime science
reveal only to those who have the courage to go
deeply into it. But when a woman, who because
of her sex and our prejudices encounters
infinitely more obstacles than that of a man
in familiarizing herself with complicated
problems,
succeeds
nevertheless
in
surmounting these obstacles and penetrating
the most obscure parts of them, without doubt
she must have the noblest courage, quite
extraordinary talents and superior genius.”
— Carl Friedrich Gauss in a letter to Sophie
Germain (c.April 1807)
Sacred Heart Academy’s rigorous academic
program is well known and respected. We
had a strong science, mathematics, arts and
technology program long before “STEAM”
came into popularity. Many of our alumnae
work in the fields of education, engineering,
medicine, research, technology and the arts.
Our program changes and grows continually to
keep our young women on the cutting edge and
prepared for life outside our campus.
Our ever-changing curriculum is again being
redesigned to provide each young woman
exposure to STEAM careers. The availability of
3-D printers within the STEAM Program will
provide the young women with marketable
skills for the future. A new state-of-the art
Science Research Lab has just opened for the
use of those young women who would like to
pursue Intel and Siemens Competitions as well
as a more in-depth science research program.
Another strand in this initiative is the Career
Pathway. The purpose of this pathway is to
guide those students interested in the medical
or allied health fields. As the initiative evolves,
more pathways will be introduced.
STEAM Career Days have taken place in order
to allow our alumnae who are at the top of
their Science, Math, Arts, Engineering and
Technology fields to share their passion for
their work with our young women. Guest
College Professors are also invited to speak
to the young women as well. Mentors are
provided so that these young women have
the opportunity to intern with masters in the
STEAM fields. One of the major contributors
to this part of the initiative is the LI STEM
Hub, cosponsored by
North Shore/LIJ,
Cradle of Aviation Museum, Brookhaven
National Labs, and Winthrop Hospital as well
as Cameron Engineering, Homeland Security
and LIRACHE.
With each year, the members Sacred Heart
Academy faculty continue with Professional
Development to ensure that these young
women are given the most up-to-date
information and course work to keep them on
the cutting edge.
The young women of Sacred Heart Academy
do not just learn about STEAM careers, they
become the STEAM professionals. They have
the heart, they have the minds and it is our
duty to give them the tools to go forward and
become the next generation of leaders in a once
male dominated set of careers. Through our
program, we empower these young women to
take the “bull by the horns” approach and run
with it. No sitting back and looking in from
the sidelines, but to be an actual player on the
field. No lip service about how you can do it,
but giving them the impetus to do it!
The strong science curriculum at SHA
initially sparked my interest in science
and helped shape the foundation for my
future career in medicine. In particular,
it was after taking AP Biology my senior
year at SHA that I decided to go pre-med
and major in Biology at Loyola University
Maryland. As a current Physician Assistant,
I have SHA to thank for setting me on the
right path for my education and successful
career!
—TRICIA GRAUSTEIN, MSHS, PA-C ’06,
Physician Assistant, New York-Presbyterian/Columbia
University Medical
FRESHMAN YEAR
College Professor Speakers during scheduled
Level Meetings once a trimester (Architectural,
Chemical, Music, Design and Drawing, etc.)
Computer Classes | Intro to Engineering
Computer Design Programs
• Discussions on how society has changed
due to technology and product evolution
• Students will develop an understanding of
the concepts of technology
• Students present Power Points on
Evolution of Product Design
ArtClasses | Intro to
Architectural Design
• Introduction to the design process: a
hands-on project designing a puzzle cube
Music Classes | Intro to
Music Engineering
• Demonstrating technology as a
creative tool
Science and Math Classes |
Follows STEAM sequence
• A hands-on project designing an herb
or flower garden incorporating the
different ecosystems
• Identifying algebraic relationships between
the dimensional values of a given objectTransformations
We didn’t have many high tech tools
when I attended SHA 10 years ago.
Laptops and 3D printers weren’t accessible
at the high school level, but it is so exciting
to think about what our bright students
could do utilizing technology today. In the
absence of these high tech tools, we did have
many hands on opportunities in Physics
and Chemistry labs and in art classes, plus
outlets like Red & Gold to express ourselves
creatively without curriculum bounds.
These types of experiences helped inspire
me to study engineering and design and
ultimately to a career in tech and electronics
development.
—MAUREEN C. COIRO ’04,
Senior Product Manager, MakerBot Industries
18 | STEAM | SHA Annual Report 2013–2014
STEAM
Science Technology
Engineering Art Mathematics continued
SOPHOMORE YEAR
JUNIOR YEAR
SENIOR YEAR
Level Meetings once a trimester
College Professors during scheduled
Art Classes | Advanced courses
including InDesign page layout
•A
hands-on project designing and building
gingerbread houses/summer cottages
Computer Classes | Advanced
Tech classes
• Exploring design ethics
• Propose a Virtual Design Challenge
and present to the class in a
PowerPoint presentation
Computer Classes | Advanced Tech
classes including programming
Music Classes | Advanced courses
in Music Engineering
• Demonstrating the various methods of
sound recording in various electronics
Science and Math Classes | Follows
STEAM sequence
• A hands-on project designing and
building geometric shapes
• A hands-on project designing and building
chemical molecules used in making
cosmetics/pharmaceuticals
SHA has helped me to express all of
my interests in the STEAM fields
and I have been given many amazing
opportunities that would not have been
available elsewhere.
—KATHERINE CONROY ’16,
Science Research Class Student
Prize-Winning Team: Canstruction 2013 & 2014
Trilogy Classes | Advanced Music,
Drama, and Art
• Discuss the ethics in design,
copywriting, etc.
Science and Math Classes | Follows
pre-engineering sequences
• Environmental Science
• C
atalyst designs for the
automotive industry
• D
esign and build products that
have durability, ease of recycling, etc.
• L
aws and guidelines being
established to protect humans and
the global environment on a product,
type of materials for its use, durability,
ease of recycling and its
life expectancy
•P
hysics
• S
tudents develop skills which are
demonstrated in a project
completion at the Six Flags High
School Physics Day at the end
of the year
Science and Math Classes | All
students are required to take
Math and Science in senior year
The mission of Sacred Heart Academy to bring about “union and reconciliation by awakening in our
community an awareness of the unconditional love God has for all people” is reinforced through
a community service requirement. Each young woman completes at least 20 hours of community
service annually; however, most students far exceed this.
During the
2013-2014 school year,
the young women of
Sacred Heart Academy gave
37,241 hrs
of their time and talents to
people, organizations and
causes in need of support.
lass of 2014:
C
9,115 hrs
Class of 2015: 10,440 hrs
Christmas crafts with the Sisters in
Sacred Heart Convent
Habitat for Humanity
National Honor Society Planting Day
Students make Halloween bags for
The Mary Brennan Inn
Our Lady of Loretto Christmas Gift Drive
The young women of Sacred Heart
Academy raised over $11,000 for the 2013
Making Strides for Breast Cancer Walk
Students learning more about Mary’s
Meals—an international movement
that sets up school feeding projects
in communities where poverty and
hunger prevent children from gaining an
education
Breakfast with Santa
SHA Blood Drive
Canstruction 2013—an engineering
competition that showcases structures
made entirely out of full cans of food.
After the exhibition, all of the food is
donated to Island Harvest. SHA won
“Most CANtastic Sculpture”.
20 | Sacred
BuildingHeart
The Dream
Society
Campaign
| SHA Annual
| SHA
Report
Annual
2013–2014
Report 2013–2014
Sacred Heart Society
OF LIFETIME GIVING
R
C
TY
DH
IE
S AC
MY
SA
RE
A
DE
ED
H E A R T AC
E A RT S O
C
During a private pinning ceremony prior to the 2014 Dinner Dance, we
recognized and expressed our deepest gratitude to the members of the
Sacred Heart Society. We thank our closest friends listed below for a
lifetime of financial investment in Sacred Heart Academy and
in the lives of our students.
WOMAN OF HEART SOCIETY
{Lifetime gifts of $100,000+}
Anonymous
MOTHER ST. JOHN
FONTBONNE SOCIETY
{$10,000–$49,999}
Anonymous
Susan (Freel ’74) and Robert Alexander P ’11
Maureen and Thomas Dowling (BOT) P ’12
Gerardine (Fitzgerald ’66) and John Ferlins
Beth and Greg LaCasse (BOT) P ’06, ’11
Rene and Gregory Blair P ’07, ’11,’13
Denise (BOT) and Charles Strain P ’06
Nancy & Steven Vincent (BOT) P ’05, ’09, ’11
Susan Capece ’88
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH SOCIETY
{Lifetime gifts of $50,000–$99,999}
Gabriela and James Cason P ’ 14
Anonymous
Maria and James Corcoran P ’09,’ 12,’15
Ellen and Thomas Berkery P ’15
Nancy (DiGiovanna ’58) and Bruce Bent
John Brown P ’08
Loretta and John Cameron P ’02
Richard Chapdelaine
The Timothy J. and Linda O’Neill Foundation
Denise (Mulhearn ’66) and John O’Rourke
Patricia and Brian Shea P ’06, ’08
Terri and Jack Vivinetto P ’10
Cathleen and Andrew Cavanaugh P ’10
Jeanne and Lawrence Ceriello P ’09
Mary Beth and William Croutier P ’08
Gladys Brooks Foundation
Connie and Gary Dawes P ’10
Cheryl and John Fawls P ’02, ’06
Jeanne (Sadowski ’77) and
Dominic Filardi P ’11
Teresa and John Finnegan P ’10, ’12
Julie and Craign O’Neill P ’15
Claire and Robert Logler P ’87†, GP ’17
Elizabeth Dalal Pessala ’72, P ’02
Diane and James Malone P ’04, ’06, ’08
Nilda and Russell Fumuso P ’07
Kendall (Cullum’ 83) and Timothy Gallagher
Mary and John Manning P ’08
Catherine (Marino ’65) & John Romano P ’97
Victoria (Hall ’87) and Justin Gmelich
Karen (Goodwin ’75) and Gene Golden P ’07
Dennis, Marilynda and Christine ’03 Vianna
(In Memory of Matthew G. Vianna
(8/14/78 - 9/11/01)
The Pevaroff Cohn Family Foundation
Lisa and Angelo Reali P ’12
Shannon Riley ’00
Emily Rodgers ’57
Maureen McAdams
Jo Ann (Ross ’71) and Michael Zelman
Mary and Thomas Rotondi P ’09
Sara Jane McGee ’73
Diane (Deering ’82) and James Rowen
Margaret Hanson ’64
Paula and Thomas McInerney
Ruthanne and Richard Ruzika
Deborah and Gerald McTague P ’04, ’09, ’12
Jeanmarie and Thomas Scaturro P ’12 , ’15
Maryann (Walsh ’78) and
Robert Horvath P ’08
Richard Seery/Seery Systems Group, Inc.
Regina and Michael Imperio P ’05
Linda and John Stamm P ’09
Mary Pat and Henry Mulholland P ’12
Marie and Daniel Murphy P ’04, ’09, ’12
Patricia and Michael Sullivan P ’13
Christina and Sandy Nicolia P ’13, ’16
Kathleen Thornton P ’07
Vincenza and Rocca Tomassetti P ’13
Margueriet and Thomas Toscano P ’10
Deirdre and Robert O’Connell P ’08, ’12, ’15
Michelle and Nicholas Vitalo P ’09
Carol Gould P ’10, ’12
Hagedorn Foundation
Edward J. Walsh, Jr. GP ’14, ’17
Ginger and John Kaiser (BOT) P ’06
Diane and Patrick Kelly
Elena and Roger O’Donnell P ’15
Ruthann and Donald Kennedy P ’10
Janet and James O’Leary P ’04, ’05
The Richard & Elizabeth
Witten Family Foundation
22 | Annual Giving | SHA Annual Report 2013–2014
Annual Giving
2013–14
THE CORDE SOCIETY
Jean (Kiely ’63) and
Michael Maher P ’83, ’01, GP ’14
Annual Fund Co-chairs: Eileen and Donald Pfail P ’14
Sacred Heart Academy is pleased to acknowledge the support and
generosity of contributors who help further our mission. The donors
listed in this report are recognized for their cumulative gifts to the
school totaling over $650,000 between July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014.
Bernadette and Michael Rabus P ’16
Scalamandre Contractors
Eileen and Steven Spinola P ’95, ’00
St. Joseph’s College
Kellie and Robert Sumberac P ’17
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
{$25,000+}
TRUSTEES COUNCIL
{$5,000–$9,999}
Celeste and Timothy Cole P ’17
Mary Beth and Christopher Tully P ’17
PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE
{$10,000–$24,999}
Michelle (O’Donoghue ’94)and
Michael Walrath
SPARTAN LEADER
{$1,000–$2,499}
Edward J. Walsh, Jr. GP, ’14, ’17
Erin Safarik Early ’99
Susan and Brian Barry P ’07, ’11, ’13, ’16
Kate and Jeff Baum
RED AND GOLD LEADER
{$2,500–$4,999}
Jeanne Calavetta Belliveau ’88
Anne and Gregory Bernhart P ’10, ’18
Carol and Thomas Califano P ’10, ’12
Maryann (Walsh ’78) and
Robert Horvath P ’08
Janet Ryan Dickey ’60
Diane and James Malone P ’04, ’06†, ’08†
Suzanne and Martin McDonough P ’11
The First National Bank of Long Island
Kathleen and Clifford Scargill P ’86
Nicole Christiansen Grogan ’91
Denise (BOT) and Charles Strain P ’06
Elm Transit Mix
Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP
Susan Capece ’88
Geralyn and James Gomiela P ’17
Cew-Cosmetic Executive Women
Chubb Insurance
Nancy Connors (BOT)
Karen and Douglas Cornell P ’10, ’12
ALUMNAE SUPPORTERS
Sacred Heart Academy gives
special thanks to the reunion
classes of 1953, 1958, 1963, 1968,
1973, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998,
2003, 2008 for their increased
participation. After returning to
SHA, their hearts opened to great
generosity in support of the future
endeavors of our school.
Class
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Class
Size
68
93
126
193
152
197
189
198
150
178
149
205
208
No. of
Donors 14
7
16
8
10
20
5
9
7
10
33
7
13
%
20.6%
7.5%
12.7%
4.1%
6.6%
10.2%
2.6%
4.5%
4.7%
5.6%
22.1%
3.4%
6.3%
Class
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
Class
Size
212
180
192
189
137
137
130
138
140
127
137
153
147
No. of
Donors 14
4
25
6
4
3
4
30
6
3
7
14
41
%
6.6%
2.2%
13%
3.2%
2.9%
2.2%
3.1%
21.7%
4.3%
2.4%
5.1%
9.2%
27.9%
ANNUAL FUND
CORDETTE GUILD
{$500–$999}
Oliveira Contracting
Mary Beth and William Croutier P ’08
Fran and Albert Paniccia P ’16
Majella and Terrance Gallagher P ’16
Patcon Associates Ltd
Mary Galligan ’80
Mary Beth and Michael Petsky P ’16
Marissa and Charles Gambino P ’17, ’18
Laura Roche ’88
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Royal Waste Services
Deana Preziosi Huminski ’73
24Seven Inc
Diane (Deering’82) and James Rowen
Lorraine Barry ’56
Kerry and Kevin Berry P ’13
Sacred Heart Convent
BNY Mellon
Isabel and Ricardo Salaman P ’12
Lucille and John Koch P ’07
Kerry and Denis Byrne P ’15
Michelle and Michael Salogub P ’00
The Land Tek Group
Sallyanne and Brian Ballweg
RVC Royals
Ginger and John (BOT) Kaiser P ’06
Lucille Ameduri
Jill (Scalamandre ’76) and Mark Clark
Rosemary and Daniel Caligiuri P ’13
Kerry (O’Donnell ’87) and
Curtis Schleimer P ’16
Capital One Bank
Catherine (Marino ’65) and
John Romano P ’97
Theresa and Thomas Serkes P ’09, ’12
Suzanne and David Casey P ’17
In Memory of Matthew G. Vianna
(8/14/78 - 9/11/01) Dennis, Marilynda
and Christine ’03 Vianna
Regina Warga Sigal ’95
Michael Clarke
Lynn and John Sullivan P ’17
Corkrey Electric
Frank Villano P ’15
Dorothy (Lyons ’80) and Charles Crowley P ’16
Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Inc.
Barbara and John Lane
Claire and Robert Logler P ’87 & GP ’17
Mary and Patrick McGovern P ’05, ’10
Natalie (Deak ’92) and Peter Jaros
Class
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
Class
Size
160
148
165
171
188
197
185
180
180
211
203
166
175
No. of
Donors 20
15
13
8
39
9
10
5
12
75
6
12
10
%
12.5%
10.1%
7.9%
4.7%
20.7%
4.6%
5.4%
2.8%
6.7%
35.5%
3%
7.2%
5.7%
Class
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Class
Size
180
183
195
168
192
157
197
222
167
181
176
168
175
No. of
Donors 10
36
12
3
9
4
14
13
12
10
4
25
9
%
5.6%
19.7%
6.2%
1.8%
4.7%
2.5%
7.1%
5.9%
7.2%
5.5%
2.3%
14.9%
5.1%
Class
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Class
Size
188
217
217
199
194
213
214
243
198
216
No. of
Donors 5
12
7
29
11
2
5
6
2
3
%
2.7%
5.5%
3.2%
14.6%
5.7%
0.9 %
2.3%
2.5%
1%
1.4%
Annual Giving
continued
continued
Edward Hudak P ’14, ’15
Lorraine and John Reynolds P ’15
Independent Coach
Karen and Peter Rienzi
Krista (Sheerin ’89) and Peter Irwin
Ann and Thomas Riley P ’01, ’07
Carol Emmett Roberts ’68
Kristin and Gary Kassl P ’17
Emily Rodgers ’57
Lonnie (Hammill ’85) and Paul Rooney
Janet and Stephen Levano P ’12, ’14
Anna and Brian Ruane P ’18
Elaine Stroschein Lockard ’77
Thomas Salogub
Loyal Building Services, Inc.
Nancy and George Salter P ’12
Raquel and William Mandaro P ’16 , ’18
Joanne and Robert Sorge P ’16
Casey White Spezzano ’99
Elizabeth and Joseph Galzerano P ’04, ’14
Efleda Badillo and Jesus Manicdao P ’16
Sister Catherine Stasi CSJ*
Amy and Francis Marsigliano P ’16
Monica* and William Tobin
Mary Eugenia Masterson ’59
Giovanni Giaquinto
Margaret McKenna ’78
Helen and Martin Waters/
Waters Family Charitable Fund
Arianna Giaramita Family ’16
Molloy College
Maureen Going
Eileen and Jeffrey Mulhall P ’14, ’16
ANNUAL FUND
CORDETTE GUILD
{$500–$999}
Digital Graphic Imagery Corp.
Maureen and Thomas (BOT) Dowling P ’12
Susie McGuire Duffy ’89
Peggy (O’Brien ’81) and
Stephen Ernst P ’06, ’12, ’16
Caitlin Finley Regolini ’00
Flynn & O’Hara
Jack Golden
Mutual of America
Geralynne and James Gomiela P ’17
Nawrocki Smith LLP
Carol Gould P ’10, ’12
Deirdre and Robert O’Connell P ’08, ’12, ’15
Jim Hirani, The Hirani Group
Kate and William Hogan P ’17
SAVE
the DATE
2015 SHA
Dinner Dance
Friday, March 20 at 7:00 p.m.
The Garden City Hotel
Enjoy a lively cocktail reception and dinner, bid on extraordinary auction items,
and surround yourself with friends at a joyous evening that compares to none.
This major fundraiser for Sacred Heart Academy honors exceptional women for
their remarkable accomplishments and dedication to their alma mater. Our
“Women of Heart” have made a lasting impact on Sacred Heart and continue to
embrace its mission of Inclusive Love, Unity, Reconciliation, Justice and Peace.
A heartfelt thanks to our 2014 Dinner Dance Chairs, Maggie and Bob Moran P ’08, ’14, ’16
for their efforts in making last year's event a success with over $300,000 raised.
Erica Weisgerber ’01
Anne Wynne ’92
SHA SPIRIT CLUB
{$250–$499}
James Anderson
Amy Malkin-Ingoglia ’91
Barbara Dimino Mattes ’73
Janice (Kelly ’93) and Frank McCreay
Beauty Rx Skincare
Mary Bono McCullough ’58, P ’83,
GP ’11, ’12, ’15, ’17
Danielle Petrowski McDermott ’93
Rosemary (Mahoney ’66) and Robert Biggart
Evelyn and John McKay P ’17
Shannon Lally McLay ’96
Carola Cadley ’68
Caitlin Cahalan
Christine Cartnik Merritt ’61
Victoria Caldwell ’08
Theresa Neubauer Minson ’88
Teresa and Lawrence Cantwell P ’04, ’06
Modell’s
Gabriela and James Cason P ’ 14
Margaret and Donald Mosher P ’16
Changing Our World
Kate Murray
Virginia (Simmons ’84) and
Christopher Coyne P ’12
Barbara and Mayor Francis X. Murray P ’92
Elizabeth Delaney Burke ’98
Barbara Noel ’88
Susan and Patrick Donnelly P ’10
N.F. Walker, Inc.
Kathleen and Thomas Douglas, Jr. P ’03
Margaret Mary (Gillespie ’82) and
Bernard O’Connell P ’15, ’18
Claire Durecko ’03
Denise O’Donnell Canavan ’89
Therese and Charles Durr P ’07
Noreen and Thomas O’Hanlon P ’11
Ellen Emery ’61
Peggy and Thomas O’Malley P ’03, ’05, ’09, ’11
Susanne Ferris P ’86, ’90
Jeannine’s Boutique
Diane and John Parks P ’03, ’10
Mairead McGurrin Garry ’97
Elizabeth and Richard Perrier P ’17
Christine Cesarsky Ginocchio ’69
Mary and Patrick Gonzalez P ’17
Christine Goodwin ’92 (BOT)
Gramman Plumbing
Christopher Heckman
Eileen and Kevin Heneghan P ’15
Mary Hertlein GP ’14
Diane and Francis Holbrook P ’11
Karen Mathison Jones ’65
Sharon and Gerard Justvig P ’09
Julie Kelly-McCormick and
Frank McCormick P ’16
Carolyn and John Kirrane P ’04, ’06
Natalie Kovac ’03
Susan and John Kutch P ’16
Colleen Merrick Lanning ’91
Patricia and Kenneth Laverriere
Ann Garahan Lemley ’62
Elena and Joseph Lo Re P ’15
Long Island Eye Surgery Associates
Kerry Neligan ’03
Eileen Seery Lynch ’80
Patricia Mahoney-Zippilli ’78
Margaret and John Parks P ’09, ’12, ’14
Anne (Scargill ’86) and Michael Reinhart*
Aimee Marcel Remey ’96
Julie and Timothy Rooney P ’16
Lynda and Carmine Rubino
Donna and Robert Ruland P ’17
Georgina and Thomas Russo P ’11
Suzanne and Thomas Ryan P ’13
Elizabeth Salogub ’00
Louis and Mary Santora P ’01
Maryanne and William Schillinger P ’16
Leslie and Kent Schreiber P ’94
Elizabeth and Anthony Signore P ’14, ’15
Donna Smith ’85
Gina (Asselta ’87) and Christopher Spahn
St. Agnes Cathedral School
St. Peter of Alcantara
Patricia Gail Stafford ’61
Katarina Stelzer ’09
James and Helen Stringer P ’17
Reverend John Sureau
Kristine and Robert Tolan P ’14
Th
!
u
o
y
ank
Annual Giving
continued
continued
SHA SPIRIT CLUB
{$250–$499}
Lori and James Tomlin P ’15
Laurel Principe Tria ’64
United Sanitation Inc.
Rebecca and Rudolf Wandrusch P ’01
Lisa and James Wenthen P ’13
Bonnie Jean (Bratton ’68) and
Gerard Whalen P ’99
Elizabeth (Baulch ’88) and Edward Zullo
ANNUAL FUND
CENTURY MEMBER
{$100 - $249}
Anonymous
Tara Abel
Marta and Jorge Agosti P ’13
Lorraine Klenk Ambrose ’55
Theresa (Dugan ’87) and Michael Ameres
Andrew’s Lawn Co., Inc.
Dorothy Rossi Aneiro ’56
Millard Atherton
Nancy and Douglas Augenthaler P ’04, ’06
Joanne Moriarty Aventuro ’83
Maria and Emad Balady P ’14
Jennifer Bradley Barry ’88
Noreen (BishoP ’80) and
Eugene Canty P ’11, ’14, ’17
Anne (Galligan ’82) and
Dave Donnelly P ’16, ’18
Karen (Murphy ’92) and Michael Carbone
Alicia and Robert Doodian P ’13
Lucy Carone Elliott ’90
Gerilyn and Thomas Downey
Joan Agresta Casale ’58
Kristan (Rupprecht ’87) and Kevin Duffy P ’16
Rachel (Cancro ’83) and John Cashwell P ’18
Diane Dwyer ’68
Maureen Cassidy ’59
Patricia and William Dwyer P ’07
Andrew Cassin
Lynn and Douglas Egan P ’03
Lynndel (Mackel ’77) and Mark Cassin
Sharon Cook Ertel ’69
Trudy and Stephen Cerow P ’07
Lorelle Kerrigan Fallon ’54
Margaret Chiara ’88
Eileen (Higgins ’81) and Kevin Farrell
Jean (Ford ’83) and Thomas Chojnacki
Catherine and Joseph Farrell
Kelly Pike Christ ’94
Kerry (Horan ’84) and Kevin Farrell P ’15
Christian Dior
Laura (Gillen ’87) and Christopher Finegan
Erin Cicalese ’00
Virginia and William Cikos P ’12
Bridget Donohue Finley ’99
Gina and Antonio Cinelli P ’08
Ann and Joseph Finnerty P ’14
Marissa Cipriani ’03
Dolores Fiskaa
Donna (Horning ’56) and
Richard Clarkson P ’82, ’90, ’93, GP ’14, ’15
Alicia and Peter Fitzgerald P ’12
Maureen Cole ’66
Louise and Sean Fitzsimons P ’14
Stacy and Charles Comiskey P ’12
Caitlin Conroy Walsh ’01
Maria and James Corcoran P ’09, ’ 12, ’15
Margaret and Salvatore Cotilletta
Rosemary Tomasello Coulter ’63
Elizabeth Craig Garavuso ’74
Patricia McGuire Barry ’83
Patricia (Sheridan ’58) and Thomas Beck
Christine and Kevin Cudahy P ’17
Kathryn Renz Benson ’85
Tracy Neylon Benton ’93
Big Cat Enterprises
Mary Biono
Rene and Gregory Blair P ’07, ’11, ’13
Kathleen and Bruce Blanco P ’14
Kathleen (O’Connor ’80) and Robert Boehm
Debra and Peter Braito
Alison Brennan ’88
Courtney (Morrissey ’85) and Daniel Brennan
Marianne and Thomas Brent P ’11
Karen and Frank Brown P ’11, ’14
Claudia Byrne Galvin ’71
Shaunagh Byrne
Annette Abruzzo Calabrese ’63
Jennifer (Vertiz ’88) and
Christopher Calabrese
Jeanne and Paul Callahan P ’08, ’09, ’14
Susan Fitzgerald ’83
Kathie and Thomas Flood P ’91, ’98
Ardith Flory ’79
Kevin Folks
Renee Janicki Frawley ’96
Michelle McAree Freel ’83, P ’13
Eleanor and Allan Fronda P ’07
Front Street Bakery
Russell Fuller
Eileen and Dennis Gannon P ’12
Kathleen and Michael Genovese
Jean Gerard-Vanasco
Laura Cupelo ’79
Linda Terranova Gering ’83
Nancy and Michael D’Agostino P ’07
Gladys and Francis Gibbons GP ’12
Roberta D’Ascoli Grieco
Jeanine and Kelly Gibbons
Regina San Fanandre Davis ’63
Kathleen Gibbons ’63
Sarah and James Dean P ’15
Susan Gordan Gleckel ’61
Sharon DeGennaro ’00
Michelle (Croutier ’89) and
Timothy Gola P ’18
Ann Baxter Dehner ’68
Joan and David Delaney P ’98
Janine and Dave DeMilt
Bernadette Bowman Derrick ’55
Kathleen (Boland’63) and Dennis Desmond
Jenea Diamond ’04
Claire Kelly DiBartolo ’83
Adele Dukes DiDominica ’55
Maureen Nadurak Dinger ’62
Eileen Stegman Dispenzieri ’68
Susan (Gordon ’67) (BOT) and Frank Ryan
Stewart Grauer, DDS
Joyce (Childs ’55) and Frederick Greene
Frances and James Greiner P ’85
Susan Guiragos Werner ’66
Patricia (Hinek ’78) and Robert Gunther
Angela Scaringella Guziewicz ’84
Julie (Cotter ’92) and Robert Hadley
Regina Hall ’78
Reverend Damian Halligan SJ
Maureen (Butt ’66) (BOT) and Peter Kiers
Katherine (Ventimiglia ’94) and
Timothy Haniffy
Jean and Jack Kiley
Kim (Thornhill ’78) and Michael McGee P ’13
Kelly Hanratty ’88
Siobhan McGurrin ’88
Bridget Kirrane ’04
Maria and John McKenna P ’01, ’06
Elaine and Walter Kleinmann*
Debbie and John McShane P ’05, ’09
Sandra Hatch-Fagan
Julie (Ferguson ’85) and
Christopher Kutner P ’17
Rachel McShane ’05
Theresa Hatton ’93
Beth and Greg (BOT) LaCasse P ’06, ’11
Laurie Hayslip
Lori Ann Hunt Lang ’92
Mary Kim Sheehy Mehlman ’96
Mary (Jova ’57) and Robert Herbst
Linda (DeMatteis ’66) and William Langer
Rudolph Hertlein GP ’14
Peggy Lanigan Rebak ’64
Eileen Albenese Hickey ’58
Joan (Rynkowski ’63) and
David Lawson P ’98, ’02
Teresa Hanratty ’78
Patricia Hanson ’79
Anne and Christopher Higgins P ’17
Anne and Benjamin Lazo P ’05
Mary Hillenbrand ’86
Sandra and Michael Legieza P ’16
Palma Posillico Horst ’68
Eileen and James Liddy P ’15
Jean and Michael Hourihane P ’14
June Ellen and Brian Logler P ’17
Armanda and William Hughes
Jennifer (Hearne ’79) and Mark Hughes P ’18
Imperial Florist
Lorraine and Bruce Incontro P ’16
Mary Jakubowski Indelicato ’57
Trinka Picciano Irwin ’68
Island Landscaping
Patricia and Mark Jarmek P ’11, ’14
Anne Jennings GP ’10, ’16
Carol Jones Jerram ’57
Jean and James Johns P ’10
Tracy (Hayes ’85) and John Jordan P ’16
Mary Nolan Joss ’67
Jostens
Janet Joyce ’88
Rebecca Karcher ’11
Maryann and Leonard Kennedy
Margaret and Peter Kenny P ’15
Ellen (Martorana ’79) and
Doug Khazzam P ’08
Patricia and John Meere P ’88, ’95
Barbara Meisel P ’12
Jane Menendez ’80
Sinead Merrick ’96
Christine (Polio ’85) and Kevin Meyers
Maureen (Murphy ’80) and
Timothy Michel P ’16
Denise Clark Milot ’78
Marie and Dr. Salvatore Lo Presti P ’14
Kate and Niall Monaghan,
Monaghan’s Restaurant
Kim Lowenborg-Coyne
Susan (Morelli ’77) and Kenneth Coleman
Virginia (Lynch ’85) and Stephen Super
Catherine Shields Morvillo ’57
Jane Noe Lynch ’53
Daria Moringiello Mulhall ’00
Adele Marie Buck Mackel ’56, P ’77
Angela and Thomas Murphy P ’10
Ellen Maher ’68
MaryJean Phippard Murphy ’54
Colleen and Malachy Mahon P ’16
Michelle Murphy ’10
Megan and Thomas Malone
Virginia Tilch Nasser ’63
Dana and James Malvey P ’17
Navin Brothers Food Services Inc.
Kathleen Buckheit Manning ’66
Coleen and Robert Nolan P ’12
Evelyn (Solmo ’65) and Frederick Marano
Anne and James O’Brien P ’17
Cynthia and James Marron P ’11, ’14
Eileen O’Brien P ’80, ’81, ’84 GP ’06, ’12, ’15, ’16
Katherine and William Martin P ’13
Lauren Mastronardi ’06
Maureen Maher O’Brien ’63
Margaret and Frank Mauro P ’16
Deborah and Bruce Mawhirter P ’16
Debora and Kenneth O’Connor P ’09
Cecilia Mc Cloy ’72
Elizabeth O’Donnell ’58
Patricia (Finan ’75) and
Patrick McAndrews P ’13
Lorraine O’Donnell ’00
McBreens Beverage
Patricia Johnston O’Hearne ’55
Margaret and Henry McCabe P ’98, ’04
Darcy Parish McConnell ’91
Mary and John O’Donoghue P ’08
Sharon and George O’Krepkie P ’16
Darcy and Stephen O’Neill P ’15
Please join us for
A Day of Spiritual Renewal and Reflection
for the SHA Community
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Joseph Renewal Center | 1725 Brentwood Road, Building 4, Brentwood, New York
For more information, email [email protected]
Annual Giving
continued
continued
ANNUAL FUND
CENTURY MEMBER
{$100 – $249}
Deirdre O’Shea O’Neill ’01
June Marie and Daniel O’Neill P ’80, ’81
Meghan Moran O’Neill ’96
Vanessa Ortega
Jeannie White O’Sullivan ’73
Margaret and Daniel Otton P ’07
Meghan (Soehner ’93) and Timothy Page
Theresa Killcommons Pallas ’88
Susan Rice Palmer ’58
Chester Palmieri, DMD
Diane Strong Panzera ’79
Marian Parish P ’91
Janet Blass Patrick ’63
Mary Beth and Tom Pecora P ’14
Mary Clare Pellett ’83
Mary Brandel Pelowski ’76
PepsiCo
Eileen and Donald Pfail P ’14
Phantom Demolition & Carting
Mary-Theresa Ferris Phillips ’86
Stephen Pino
Gina (Doria ’79) and James Pisaeno
Kevin Preston
Patricia (Dauscher ’66) and Jim Price P ’99
Catherine Proto ’09
Ann Curatola Quinlan ’87
Kathleen Rainis ’12
Sarah Rainis ’11
Tatiana Reali ’14
Mary and Thomas Renker P ’09
Karen Bertsch Rennie ’84
Mary Ann Rice ’56
Florence Comack Richardson ’88
Ethel Tighe Rickey ’53
Caroline McAleese Riley ’93
Jane Yannelli Rinn ’58
Faith Ritchie ’65
Beth and Stephen Rochford P ’12
Kristin Rochford ’12
Timothy Rooney/Mullooly, Jeffrey,
Rooney & Flynn, LLP
T & P Paper
Irene and Peter Rose
Terry and Jack Terrana P ’15, ’17
Jane and Edward Rourke
Jacqueline Russo ’07
Rosanne and John Russo P ’04
Kathryn Ryan ’03
Kellyann Ryan, ’13
Kerry Ryan ’90
Mary Ryan
Carol Salazar ’69
Melissa Salyk ’05
Frances Tursi Scannapieco ’03
Rita and Dominick Scaringella P ’84, ’86, ’88
Mary Schiller ’90
Gail and Robert Schmidt P ’08
Lucilla Eschmann Schrubbe ’98
Andrea Stent Scott ’84
Irmina and Richard Seery P ’11, ’15
Erin Serkes ’09
Karen and Colin Serkes P ’09
Donna Foote Shalvoy ’68
Susan and Harry Shamroth P ’17
Joan Brant Sheeran ’76
Ellen Francescani Sheldon ’68
Kara Shine ’99
Virginia and Robert Shine P ’89, ’99
Frances (Stout ’62) and John Shutack
Mary Sinnott-Zervos
Diane and Frank Sommers P ’14, ’16
Mary and Chris Testa
Monique and Paul Tierney P ’12, ’14
Kathleen (Nolan ’68) and Frank Torrisi
Margueriet and Thomas Toscano P ’10
Maureen Todd Tricarico ’02
Diane and Anthony Turner P ’10
Paula Tusiani-Eng ’91 and Roger Eng
Marijane Uehlinger ’82
Mary and John Urbank P ’16
Eileen Atkins Valdes ’83
Jennifer (Miller ’87) and Carl Valentino
Tabitha Vance P ’17
Maria and Mark Varrichio P ’17
Stephanie and Philip Veltre P ’07
Kathryn and Jeff Villani P ’14
Imelda Vital ’91
Donna and Nicholas Vlachos P ’00
Carolyn Voegler ’87
Jordan Wahba
Ellen (Donato ’68) and John Walsh
Elliot Weiss
Maureen Wendt
Dorothy West*
Westchester Crankshaft
Audrey (Heimink ’65) and John Whalen
Derval Whelan ’78
Juliet and Peter Sowkey P ’16
Kathryn (Tallman ’70) and
Thomas Williams P ’00, ’03
Kathleen and John Speck P ’15, ’17
Lisa (Caslow ’81) and Paul Wilson P ’12, ’14
Robert Speck P ’05, ’07, ’11
Robert Windorf
Christine and Stephen Spitz P ’11, ’14
Carol Kappelmier Winkler ’67
St. Agnes Cathedral
Maura Meehan Winkler ’57
Marie and Kevin St. Pierre P ’16
Ursala and Donald Winters P ’02, ’04
Monsignor Jim Lisante
Virginia Brady Winters ’55
Mary and Thomas Stenson P ’16
Patricia Xeller ’68
Peggy Kelly Stephan ’93
Megan Bailey Young ’03
Phyllis Zagano ’65
Christine* and John Strong P ’00, ’03
Susan* and Thomas Zaidinski P ’02, ’17
Megan Strong ’00
Kathleen Lyons Zentar ’76
Joan and Terry Sullivan P ’16
Deirdre (McCartney ’97) and Chris Zeppie
Kerrin Duffy Summa ’88
Eileen Zraick ’71
Mary Kathleen Sweeney Church ’04
Anna and Kent Zumbach P ’13
*Faculty †Deceased
If your name was omitted, please know that it was an omission of the pen and not of the heart.
HEART
H is for Hospitality
Steeped in the mission of
the Sisters of St. Joseph, we
aspire to foster passionate and
purposeful love of learning
within an environment of
Hospitality, Excellence,
Accountability, Respect, and
Truthfulness, to form
"Women of HEART" reflecting
God's inclusive love.
Each year, particular attention
is paid to one of the above
attributes. We embark on the
2014-2015 school year with
Hospitality in mind.
A Reflection by
Sister Jean Amore, Vice President
The Judeo-Christian vision of hospitality
always has to do with God and our covenant
with the God of Hospitality. God's presence
is to be discovered in the ordinary exchanges
between guests and hosts, but also in the out
of ordinary exchanges with the stranger—the
one who does not share our world, our
viewpoints, our space.
He came unto his own, and
his own did not accept him.
(John 1:11)
True hospitality is marked by an open
response to the dignity of each and every
person. It is not a place, but a state of being.
It is letting the other know she/he "fits in" and
belongs. It is not just opening the door; it is
having a welcoming countenance. Hospitality
makes anxious disciples into powerful
witnesses, makes suspicious owners into
generous givers, and makes, close-minded
sectarians into interested recipients of new
ideas and insights.
I am doing something new.
Here it is. Can you not see it?
(Isaiah 43:19)
Hospitality performs a transformation in
the way we think. It questions our ways of
thinking about ourselves and about others who
we label "different." It breaks down categories
that what is in the mind of the other. Listening
and dialogue are key. Hospitality provides
an occasion to discover something new, for
example, the disciples of Emmaus finally truly
recognize Jesus.
When the two disciples
came near the village..., they
begged Jesus, "Stay with us."
So Jesus sat down, took some
bread, blessed it and broke
it. ...And at once, they
knew who he was."
(Luke 24: 28-32)
Through the stranger, we are given a chance to
find ourselves. And through the stranger, God
finds us, and offers us the gift of wholeness in
the midst of our own estranged lives.
Hospitality is the way we turn a prejudiced
world around, one heart at a time. We image
God by reaching across differences to
participate in God's actions of bringing love,
justice, union and healing to our world.
When did we welcome you
as a stranger or give you
clothes or visit you when
you were sick or in jail?
Whenever you did it for any
of my people, no matter how
unimportant they seemed,
you did it for me.
(Matt 25:35)
Hospitality refuses to allow us to become snug
and secure in our small selves. Hospitality
intrudes on our schedules, makes demands on
our energy, pries open our closed minds, and
stretches our hearts to be bigger. Hospitality
brings God in the guise of the immediate and
the urgent, the uncomfortable and the
unknown. Hospitality is a visit from the God
of surprise who comes upon us and breaks us
open to a new part of ourselves as well as to
the needs of the other. Hospitality brings the
world in, places it at our feet, and dares us to
be who and what we say we are. Hospitality
creates community with stretchable,
permeable, illimitable boundaries made up of
anyone who happens to come into it at any
time and always saying, "We are here for you."
Be sure to welcome strangers
into your home. By doing
this, some people have
welcomed angels as guests,
without even knowing it.
(Hebrews 13:2)
May we be a channel of blessing
for all we meet.
References:
Monastery of the Heart by Joan Chittester
Living the Hospitality of God
by Lucien Richard, O.M.I.
2013–2014 SACRED HEART ACADEMY
ADMINISTRATION
Sister Jeanne M. Ross, CSJ ’66, President
Sister Jean Amore, CSJ, Vice President
Mrs. Christina Egan, Assistant Principal
Sister Joanne Forker, CSJ, Ed.D., Principal
Mrs. Emanuela Sullivan P ’03, ’04, ’09, ’12, Assistant Principal
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Sister Karen Burke, CSJ, Ed.D., Chair
Suzanne Quast Burke ’94
Sister Janet Kinney, CSJ
Nancy Connors
Greg LaCasse P ’06, ’11
Thomas Dowling P ’12
Erin McDonnell ’82
Sister Jane Fritz, CSJ
Sister Mary Ross, CSJ
Christine Goodwin ’92
Susan Gordon Ryan ’67
Barbara Burke Holahan ’77, P ’14, ’16
Denise Strain P ’06
John Kaiser P ’07
Steven Vincent P ’05, ’09, ’11
SACRED HEART ACADEMY
ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
Elizabeth Salogub ’00, President
Kara Shine ’99, Treasurer
Jennifer Vertiz Calabrese ’88
Marie Murphy Ilardi ’90
Ellen Mortorana Khazzam ’79, P?
Kathryn Maher McKeon ’01
Maureen Butt Kiers ’66
FACULTY & STAFF
Dr. Robert Ackerman P ’01
Ms. Rachel Grazioli
Ms. Carol Prehoda
Mrs. Danielle Adolphus
Mrs. Erin Gregorio
Mr. Gerard Prunzion
Mr. Michael Altruda
Mr. Damian Gutierrez
Mr. Adam Rappoport
Mrs. Kathleen Bellotti
Mrs. Judy Hahn
Mrs. Anne Scargill Reinhart ’86
Mr. Jose Berrezueta
Ms. Therese Henderson
Mrs. Karen Rienzi
Mr. Francis Bice
Mrs. Anne Hodeau P ’94, ’99
Mrs. Maura Rossi
S. Eileen Brennan, CSJ
Mr. Walter Kleinmann
Mrs. Connie Rotondi
Mrs. Roseann Bruno
Mr. Tony Korec
Mrs. Rachna Sabharwal
Mrs. Lisa Butler Knowles ’01
Ms. Linda Lafferty
Mrs. Mary Santora P ’01
Mrs. Denise Careccia Rappoport’98
Mrs. Leigh Fitzsimons LaPorta ’02
Mr. James Sarosy P ’97
Ms. Barbara Carroll
Mr. Matthew Loughren
Ms. Kristen Schreiner
Mr. Joseph Cascio
Mrs. Theresa Lynch
Ms. Susan Sciametta
Mrs. Beth Laurice
Mrs. Eileen Madigan
Mrs. Peggyanne Shaw
Ms. Anne Ceriello
Mr. Jose Maldonado
Mr. Daniel Shea
Mrs. Mary Chekow
Mrs. Patricia Mallon
Ms. Therese Shirreffs
Ms. Mary Jo Hammill Clarke ’79, P ’12
Mrs. Eileen Manfre P ’13
S. Catherine Stasi, CSJ
Mr. James Conway
Ms. Kristin Mariano
Mrs. Christine Strong P ’00, ’03
Ms. Vanessa Cum
Mr. Philip Marinelli
Mrs. Jodi Taggart
Mrs. Anna DeAcetis
Mrs. Christine D’Antona Marone ’99
Mrs. Monica Tobin
Mr. Daniel deBruin P ’14, ’16
Alison Mertz
S. Catherine Tracey, CSJ
Mrs. Camille Emmett
Mrs. Mary Ellen Minogue, Ph.D., P ’02, ’07
Mr. Mark Trolio
Mrs. Donna Soldano Ferrara
Mrs. Maria Miss
Mr. Giovanny Veras
Mr. Anthony Fiore
Mrs. Morgan Molinari O’Connor ’02
Mrs. Ana Villalobos
Deacon James Flannery P ’93
Mrs. Kathryn O’Donoghue Mulholland ’00
Ms. Lori Vollmer
Mrs. Marie Flannery P ’93
Mr. Louis Ohle
Mrs. Lauren Walbroehl ’04
Ms. Regina Foge
Ms. Kathleen O’Neill
Ms. Dorothy West
Mrs. Terry Fundus
S. Denise Paul OP
Ms. Mary White
Ms. Paula Glass
Mrs. Susan Murphy Perfetti ’68
Mrs. Susan Zaidinski P ’02, ’17
Mr. Michael Goetz P ’06, ’07
Mrs. Elizabeth Pfeifer-Servedio
Mrs. Andrea Grady
Mr. Richard Powers
Planned Giving
at SACRED HEART ACADEMY
Is Sacred Heart part of your legacy?
Sacred Heart has inaugurated a Planned Giving program &
we are encouraging our alumnae to include SHA in their wills.
Your long-term gifts can insure Sacred
Heart Academy has the support is needs for
generations to come to prepare academically
promising young women leaders in the mission
of Jesus and the Sisters of St. Joseph to bring
about God’s love, justice and peace.
Your bequest to us can be:
• cash or stock
• collectibles
• art
• property
• or a percentage of your estate
If you are ready to put us in your will, please share this suggested paragraph with your attorney:
"I hereby give, devise and bequeath to Sacred Heart Academy, with offices at 47 Cathedral Avenue,
Hempstead, NY, federal tax ID number 11-163-1829, or its successors in interest, the sum
of $X (amount written out), exclusive of my lifetime donations, if any, to be used for the school’s most
urgent priorities as determined by its board of trustees in their sole discretion. (Your attorney may
change this to a percentage of your estate.)"
For more information, please contact Sister Jeanne Ross, President, at (516) 483-7383 x321 or
[email protected]. Having your questions answered never places you
under obligation to make a gift.
Sacred Heart Academy
Office of Institutional Advancement
47 Cathedral Avenue
Hempstead, NY 11550
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit No. 341
Hempstead, NY
HE A
RT AC
A
Y
* U N IT Y
E
SI
*R
VE
SAC
EM
R
D
We are
committed to
bringing about union
and reconciliation by
awakening in our
community an
awareness of the
unconditional love
God has for
CO
all people.
U
LOV
E*
ED
NC
ILIAT N * INC
IO
Empower
Impassion | Inspire
WOMEN LEADERS
DONATE
NOW
sacredheartacademyhempstead.org
Like us on Facebook:
Sacred Heart Academy (Hempstead, NY)
Follow us on Twitter: @SHAhempsteadNY
L

FINAL SHA Annual Report Web

Transcription

Similar documents

Fail Fast

Sacred Reich – DYNAMO - Eindhoven – Netherlands – 30/05/2009

moving made easy

Spring Book Buzz Brochure. - High Plains Library District

Free Printable Wedding Invitations 1 flat

o MAGAzine

Fiscal Year 2013, Year-End Report

St Marys College Brochure

2012 Annual Report - Providence Washington

Thank you! - Mary Greeley Medical Center