ESHS Annual Report 2014 -2015

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Elizabeth Seton Board of Directors
Susan Castellan, Co-Chair
Vice President, Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
Jill Long DePaola ’81, Co-Chair
Founder & CEO, Long Fence and Home
Kathleen Litchfield, Secretary
President, Petro Design Build Group
Amanda Alexander
Instructional Superintendent, District of Columbia Public Schools
Leslie Billman, Esq.
Trainor, Billman, Bennett & Milko, LLP
Kirstan Cecil
Director of Marketing and Communications, Saint Agnes Hospital
Isabella Demougeot, Esq.
Associate Attorney, Rifkin, Weiner, Livingston, Levitan & Silver, LLC
Paul Evans
Vice President –Wealth Management, Annapolitan Investment Group, Inc.
Sister Ellen Marie Hagar, D.C., ’74
President, Elizabeth Seton High School
Dr. Mary Ellen Hrutka
Executive Director, Mid-Atlantic Catholic Schools
Melissa Impastato
Director of Scheduling, Clark Construction Group, LLC
Sister Mary Beth Kubera, D.C.
Liaison from the Council of the Daughters of Charity
Edward Orzechowski
Retired Director, Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Washington
David Radi
Private Consultant
Choni Wilcox
Senior Vice President, Bozzuto Management Company
ON THE COVER:
Booster Club 1963
Graduation Rose Ceremony 1981
Pep Rally 2014
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January, 2016
Dear Seton Family:
We have had an amazing year! As the students would say, “It has been totally awesome.” Everyone is
to thank for this: faculty, staff, alumnae, parents, students, and friends of Seton. The pages of this annual
report will clearly prove the impressive power of our passion. And, we can all be sure that the impact is
forever!
The stories and testimonies of this report will also convince even the casual reader that Seton is
alive and well and advancing its mission with vigor and value. Every day, I continue to welcome visitors
to Seton who say, “I had no idea that all this was here; what a wonderful school.” I also continue to
welcome back alumnae who say, “This is unbelievable. When did Seton get all this? I wish we had this
when I was here. It makes me want to go back to high school.”
We all might not want to go back to high school, but our sentiments are similar. Anyone who
continues to claim their connection to Seton can easily proclaim its success, its achievements, and
its inspiration. This is what we all know well as the Seton “light to know and grace to do,” which will
never fade because of those who indeed remember, believe and support Seton. The enthusiastic
exclamations of these pages belong to you. May you never stop believing in the effect of your support!
May you remember us always in your prayers as we do you!
In closing, I would like to quote Philippians 1:6, “And I am certain that God, who has begun the good
work within us, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.” We
are not yet finished at Seton. We have much more to do in upgrading our facilities, supporting the needs
of our staff and our programs, but especially in providing a strong Catholic Education for young women
whose faith in Jesus Christ is very sincere and genuine. I am absolutely certain that God has connected
each one of us to Seton to promote the truths of the gospel, and thus, I pray that the love of Jesus Christ
will urge us to give generously as we remember what God has done for us and as we believe in what we
can do for others.
May God strengthen you inwardly with the light to know and the grace to do!
Gratefully,
Sister Ellen Marie Hagar ’74, DC
President
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ALUMNAEPALOOZA 2015
With glow sticks and fluorescent
colors flooding the auditorium, the
alumnae of Elizabeth Seton High
School fully embraced the theme for
Alumnaepalooza! This year nearly 200
alumnae, along with their family and
friends, gathered at Seton to celebrate
their “Light to Know and Grace to Do”
at the biggest all-class reunion party of
the year. Put on by Seton’s Alumnae
Association since 2010, this was the
greatest event yet!
Alumnaepalooza embodies the true
meaning of Seton Sisterhood and has
been the Alumnae Association’s key
event to encourage its Seton sisters to
return to see the school as it is today,
and to meet some of the newest
additions to the Sisterhood.
Seton’s current students participate in
the event in many ways, including
conducting tours of the school and
speaking on many of our newer
programs such as the Engineering
Program and the Law Academy.
Best of all, they can be found on the
dance floor leading the alumnae in the
latest dance craze. The night’s biggest
moment, the Class Most Represented
Award, went to the Class of 1985.
SAVE THE DATE FOR
ALUMNAEPALOOZA 2016
Saturday, March 19, 2016
7:00pm
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Plea se Come Home
for Christmas
Seton’s annual festive musical production brings the spirit of Christmas to the community and draws friends,
family, and alumnae home to Seton. The cast consists of the theater troupe, Broadway on Harewood, who are a blend
of alumni from Elizabeth Seton, Archbishop Carroll and St. Johns, along with Seton students from the Performing
Arts Department. The Seton Dance Team and Gospel Choir also make special appearances to add lively holiday cheer!
Hall of Fame
Sister Dorothy Lyons,
Daughter of Charity
Jean Baker
Science Teacher
April 18 was a night among the stars as Seton inducted a few of their finest into the elite
Seton Hall of Fame. The Seton Roadrunner Hall of Fame Night honored Sister Dorothy
and Jean Baker for their 25 years of service to Elizabeth Seton High School, and the Varsity
Soccer Team from ‘79 to ’83 who won 5 consecutive championships. It was a great night
as many memories, much laughter and abundant love was shared among friends, family,
and the entire community. Everyone from former students to former co-workers, family and
close friends came out to celebrate the milestones for each of the honorees.
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REUNIONS!
The Class of 1964 kicked off
their 50th Reunion on Friday
afternoon, September 12, 2014,
with a visit to Elizabeth Seton High
School. Their mission was two-fold:
to take a walk down memory lane
reminiscing about their own days
of glory at Seton, and to discover a
day in the life of today’s Seton
student. A reception was held in
the main lobby to formally greet all of the ladies of ‘64, followed by Mass in the Chapel. After Mass, the class of ‘64 went
on student-led tours of the school where they saw the newest additions since their time at Seton. They also sat in on a
few classes to get a taste of the new pre-career programs.
The Class of 1965 celebrated their
50th Reunion on a musical note! On a beautiful
spring Friday, they came together at Seton for
Mass and tours. After a warm welcome from the
reunion committee, the classmates gathered in
the auditorium for a delightful performance by
Seton’s musical groups featuring today’s latest
pop music as well as music from decades past.
On Saturday, they returned to Seton for a
continental breakfast, and then made their
way to Annapolis where they celebrated with
cocktails and dinner at the Sheraton Annapolis Hotel. On Sunday, the group gathered at Les Folies Brasserie
restaurant in Riva, MD.
The Class of 1969 gave the Seton
Auditorium a complete makeover for their
45th Reunion by adorning the table tops in
memorabilia from the 1960’s. Woodstock, The
Brady Bunch, and the man on the moon, were all
part of the class of ‘69 experience at Seton.
This fun-loving class brought back the true spirit
of peace, love, and happiness as they enjoyed
catching up with each other and visiting their
beloved high school.
The Class of 1970 incorporated Seton’s annual alumnae event, ALUMNAEPALOOZA, into their three-day
45th Reunion weekend. Friday night, they
kicked off the festivities with a reception in
the main lobby. Cries of joy and laughter
resonated in the hallways as partygoers
reunited. On Saturday, the ladies of ‘70
started the night off with a cocktail party
before heading to the main event.
They came together for a final farewell
on Sunday for Mass and breakfast.
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The Class of 1974 spent their 40th Reunion reliving their senior year at Elizabeth Seton High School. On Saturday,
September 19, the gang from 1974 gathered in the chapel to pay homage to those who had gone before them.
And then the fun began! Complete with tunes playing from bands like Chicago, Sly and the Family Stone, KC and the
Sunshine Band, and Kool and the Gang,
these ladies partied and danced the night
away by a roaring bonfire in the courtyard at
Seton. Following the late night gathering at
Seton, many of them took the party on the
road for a weekend in Ocean City.
The Class of 1979 recalled vivid memories of dashing down the
butterfly staircase to get to their locker, chuckled at pictures of the
old Seton uniforms of the time, and relived the taste of Krispy Kreme
doughnuts sold to raise money for the prom. The Class of 1979
met at TJ Elliott’s in Bowie, MD on Saturday, November 29, 2014
to celebrate their 35th Reunion. And yes, there were doughnuts!
Seton Success Stories: We’re proud of all our alumnae at Seton.
Here‘s what our alums say about what their Seton education has done for them.
Meet Anna Haschert ’14
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Valedictorian with highest honors
Third class midshipman at the U.S. Naval Academy
Pursuing bachelor’s degree in Ocean Engineering, minor in Russian
Hopes to commission as an officer in the United States Marine Corps
“I most certainly would not be here today as a confident, successful,
young woman and leader in today’s rapidly changing world without the
Seton experience. I was challenged to not only be a better student or
athlete or musician, but also to be a better person as a whole. Seton taught
me the value of problem solving strategies, actual studying for exams,
being a good friend, peer leadership, and serving my community. The faculty and staff at Seton gave me enough
room to spread my roots and explore my passions while cultivating my character.”
Meet Savannah Johnson ’14
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Graduated with honors, Captain ESHS Basketball team
Received an academic scholarship to Brown University
Studying Materials Science and Engineering
Plays Forward on the Brown University Women’ s Basketball team
2nd year student engineer intern at the U.S Nucular
Regulatory Commission, working in the division of Small
Modular Reactors (SMRs) helping to advance new technology.
“I can honestly say that I have been more than prepared for the best of
both collegiate academics and athletics. In addition to academic and
athletic preparation, Seton also provides opportunities that allow for its students to be as well rounded as possible,
whether it be different clubs or even international travel.”
To inform the Advancement Team of your reunion plans, please contact Erica Corbin Boursiquot ‘00
at 301-864-4532 ext. 7171 or [email protected]
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Front row left to right
Sister Ellen Marie Hagar, D.C. ‘74
President
Vanessa Cooke
Dean of Guidance
Nancy Hernick ‘74
Dean of Operations
Maureen McDonough
Director of Student Discipline
Back row
Ginger Thompson
Dean of Student Life
Leeanna Burke
Dean of Instruction
Candy Cage ‘81
Director of Athletics
A New Leadership Model for Elizabeth Seton High School
After much discernment and discussion regarding governance and leadership, Elizabeth Seton High School adopted
a new model of leadership beginning in school year 2014-2015. The new model, approved by both the Board of
Directors and the Corporate Body of the Daughters of Charity, created several new positions while promoting a
unified approach to the many responsibilities of the school administration.
One of the most significant changes in the model involved a re-structuring of responsibilities that established the
position of Dean of Operations and eliminated the position of the principal. According to Sister Ellen Marie, the school
president, the rationale for this change was to augment the role of academics by involving the entire leadership
team in academic changes, components, and effectiveness. According to Sister Ellen Marie, “Everybody on the team
discerns our approach to academics, our development of academic goals, and our implementation of academic
strategies. What happens at our Leadership Team meeting regarding academics is then shared with our Department
Chairs at our Mission Effectiveness Meetings as well as our Curriculum Committee.”
Other goals for the new Leadership Team include strengthening the school’ s ability to implement its strategic plan,
effectively matching administrative talent with the needs of the school and its students, clarifying and strengthening
communication at all levels, and promoting the formation of new leaders for secession planning.
“Implementation of the model,” said Sister Ellen Marie, “took some getting used to by everybody in the beginning.
And the team admittedly learned valuable leadership lessons after one year. However, as president, I am extremely
blessed to have a very dedicated and devoted group of talented colleagues who love Seton tremendously and are
committed to the mission and vision of the school. It gives me great pleasure to introduce them to you.”
New Staff Supports Strategic Goals
In addition to changes in the leadership structure, Seton also added new staff positions to augment its efforts to meet
strategic goals.
Christina Dickinson ’81 was hired as the new Marketing Director to strengthen school brand,
expand overall visibility, increase student prospects, manage print collateral and advertising,
evaluate and redesign the web site, build media relations, and develop a strategic marketing plan.
Prior to joining the staff, Tina had volunteered her time on the PR Committee. As an alumna, she
returns to Seton with more than 30 years of experience in advertising, corporate and event
marketing, brand management, and public relations.
Monica Horton joined the Seton Advancement Team as the Capital Campaign Director in
September 2014. Her primary role has been to solicit gifts for Seton’s three-year, $2 million capital
campaign to renovate the library, install a turf field and resurface the track. Monica comes to Seton
with nearly 20 years of experience in school and hospital development programs and has expertise
in the areas of capital campaigns, annual funds, event management, major gift fundraising, and
donor relations.
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Seton & UMD e-Mentor Program
The Honorable Cathy McMorris Rodgers Visits Seton
Congresswoman McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) was elected in 2004 and is now the
highest ranking woman in the House of Representatives. She visited Seton’s LEAD
class in April to talk about her thoughts on STEM, women in the workforce, and
education. The Congresswoman urged our students to “believe in themselves and
just do it” when it comes to pursuing a career in science, technology, engineering,
and math. She said that in the 21st century, 70-80% of new jobs will be in
technology fields. The Honorable Walter Lee James, Jr., Mayor of Bladensburg
(pictured far left), added his support to STEM programs and careers for young women.
LEAD Class Visits UMD’s Fire Protection Engineering Department
Each student in Seton’s LEAD
program is paired with a female
college engineering student or
a young female engineer. The
e-mentorship begins with an
introductory event and
engineering discussion for
Seton students and mentors.
LEAD students then email
once a week with their mentors,
asking questions about college
preparation, engineering
classes, college life, etc.
Mentors are asked to answer
questions and share insights
into the life of a female
engineering student/engineer.
Students can then reflect on
their interactions and develop
a better perception of the
engineering field.
Seton’s Advanced Design Applications class went to UMD to burn (test) their model houses.
Engineering students from Maryland’s Fire Protection Engineering Department came to
Seton nine times this spring to teach about design and
flammability. Seton students constructed 18” cube houses
with required furniture, and the challenge was to reduce
the spread of fire, exhaust smoke safely, and maintain the
safety of the structure. Three of five houses restricted the
fire to only one room causing minimal damage.
Two houses became engulfed within about 5 minutes and
were extinguished at the 7 minute mark. Students learned
about the 5 pillars of fire protection engineering.
Students presented their designs in a conference room before moving to the burn lab.
Seton at the Pentagon
Seton students from the Honors
Foundations of Technology class (of the
LEAD program) attended the Department
of Defense Day at the Pentagon in May.
The event was attended by all branches
of the service, and each had engineers
and researchers ready to discuss their
projects on display. Students heard a presentation from the Deputy Secretary
of Defense. They also engaged with an engineer from the U.S. Army Construction
Engineering Research Laboratory (CERL) about the “Flutter Mallard,” a
field-portable system that can potentially supply power to forward operating
bases by capturing the energy in low-speed winds.
LEAD -Learning Engineering and Design
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LEAD Skills at Work in the Community
Elizabeth Seton High School’s
Engineering Class partnered
with Americorps to design and
build a ramp for the home of an
elderly couple in need. Six LEAD
students planned the building of
a wheel chair ramp for an elderly
couple in Takoma Park.
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Congratulations Class of 2015!
Omolayo Ojurongbe
Elizabeth Seton High School announces
the following Awards for the Class of 2015:
Valedictorian: Patricia Commins
Salutatorian: Madeline-Sophie Dang
The Cardinal’s Award: Gabrielle Hayes
The President’s Award: Gabrielle Hayes
The Service Learning Award: Sonia Ayala
The Maureen Lonergan Award: Dana Phillips
The Knights of Columbus Award: Patricia Commins
The Elizabeth Seton High School
Leadership Award: Omolayo Ojurongbe
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Labor of Love Award: Janai Foster
Madeline-Sophie Dang
Nicole Jackson and Erin Potts
Cheyenne Rowley - Pope Francis I - Caityln Steinbauer
Erica Haschert - Mrs. Thompson - Patricia Commins
Graduation at the Bascillica Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
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Stand-out Seniors
Patricia Commins, Valedictorian
Scholar Athlete Award
Honor Graduate
English Departmental Award
Mathematics Departmental Award
National Orchestral Award
National Scholarship Program
State of Maryland Merit Scholastic Award
Knights of Columbus Award
Patty, a remarkable young woman with a brilliant mind, and blessed with a humble heart,
consistently demonstrated her talent both musically and athletically. She held a cumulative
GPA of a 4.34 and scored a 2340 on her SATs with a perfect score of 800 in the math section.
Patty was selected for membership in all of the academic societies that Seton offers, was named an AP Scholar with
Honors, and was awarded the George Washington University Engineering and Applied Science Medal in 2014. Patty,
a gifted musician, was 1st chair violinist all four years as a member of Seton’s Orchestra. She played in the WAMTC
Honors Orchestra, the Maryland Jr. All-State Orchestra, the Summer Strings Institute for the National Philharmonic,
and participated in the McDaniel Orchestra and Piano Camp. She was a member and an officer of the Tri-M Music
Honors Society and highly recognized for her academic achievements and passion for music. She was the organist/
pianist at her church and volunteered her services each week. She participated on Seton’s track team, cross country
team and swim team. She was also a Girl Scout and volunteered for many different organizations. Patty received a full
academic scholarship to Carleton College, a private, liberal arts school in Minnesota that is highly-ranked among the
nation’s best colleges.
Gabrielle Hayes
Honor Graduate
State of Maryland Merit Scholastic Award
Elizabeth Seton High School President’s Award
Elizabeth Seton High School Cardinal’s Award for Catholic Citizenship.
As a parishioner of Sacred Heart in Bowie and President of Seton’s Vincentian Service club,
Gaby provides a reminder that through daily prayer and selflessness one can make a
difference in the world. She has a servant’s heart and aids others through building homes
with Habitat for Humanity, mentoring a child with special needs, and preparing food for the
hungry. When volunteering, she creates relationships with people who are overlooked by
society through conversation and observation. She believes that life stories teach more than
books can ever attempt to teach. With humility and grace, she stands as a role model for all
our students and exemplifies our school’s motto, “Light to know and Grace to do.” She is also
a member of the National Honor Society and captain of the varsity soccer team. Gaby plans to continue service at
Mount Saint Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, Maryland in the fall.
Women in Technology Award
Janai Foster ‘15 and Tiara Bidjou ‘15 of Seton’s Digital Diva’s
Club were honored by Women in Technology (WIT) with the
Ms. Inspiration Award for their young pursuit of, and interest
in, Cyber Security. The award was presented at the WIT 16th
Annual Leadership Awards Banquet in April. WIT is a
not-for-profit organization with the mission of advancing
women in technology – from the classroom to the boardroom
– by providing advocacy, leadership development,
networking, mentoring, and technology education.
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Around Seton...
Chanel Person and the Seton Diamonds
Strong in her desire to educate her peers on the
importance of inner and outer beauty, the President
of Seton Diamonds Club, Chanel Person ‘15, can look
back on her years with the Seton Diamonds as a time
of growth and impact. Chanel utilized her leadership
skills through her work with the Seton Diamonds and
put together different field trips such as attending DC
Fashion Week, participating in private makeup classes at
the MAC counter in Nordstrom, and shopping at Plato’s
Closet. Chanel was recognized for her work with the
Seton Diamonds Club and awarded the Tau Delta Zeta
Chapter 2015 “Power of the Written Word” Scholarship,
which commended her display of leadership and
commitment to academics.
Agnes M. Brown Law Academy Induction
Ten freshmen were inducted to the Agnes M. Brown Law
Academy on October 6, 2014. This multi-year, crosscurricular program begins in the freshman year with an
overview of the law and the legal profession, combined
with learning basic analytical writing skills. Subsequent
courses stress the history of legal developments, the
issues of contemporary importance, and the function of
the law and government in the United States. In addition
to coursework, there are internships available to students
which include the office of the State Attorney, public
defender, county and circuit court judges, and private
attorneys.
Seton students join Sister Ellen Marie and Mary McGillicuddy,
Director of the Law Academy, and law academy mentors: Mark
Lutes, The Honorable Graydon McKee III, Kathy Shea Swendiman ’67,
The Honorable Krystal Alves, Linda Hitt Thatcher, Ingrid Turner ’82,
Isabella Demougeout, and The Honorable Toni Clarke.
Lights, Cameras, Diamond Life!
Mock Trial Team Circuit Champions
This year, the women of the Seton Diamonds Club
took center stage as their fashion show brought to the
community a variety of fashion portrayals embracing
art, pop culture, and current events. The styles ranged
from classy to regal, and even showcased the men
of DeMatha Catholic High School. Victoria Person,
the moderator for the Diamonds Club, states that
the club uses the vehicle of fashion to help Seton’s
young women explore topics such as body image,
self-esteem, and dressing appropriately, all while
being financially savvy.
For the school year 2014-15, Elizabeth Seton High School
renewed its participation in the Maryland State High School
Mock Trial Competition after an absence of many years. The
team functioned under the auspices of the Agnes M. Brown
Law Academy. Student interest ran high, allowing Seton
to enter two teams into the competition, coached by Mary
McGillicuddy, Director of the Law Academy, and Zain Shariff,
Social Studies Department teacher. Both Seton teams
advanced to the Court House Competition. Mock Trial rules
required the two teams to compete against each other,
insuring that at least one ESHS team would be
eliminated. Team One emerged triumphant from that
match and went on to defeat teams from Friendly, Bowie,
and Eleanor Roosevelt High Schools to win the Seventh
Judicial Circuit Championship. On May 1, 2015, the Prince
George’s County Bar Association honored the Circuit
Champs at a Law Day reception.
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Hearts &
Kisses from
Seton’s
Wind Ensemble
and Orchestra
On February 13,
Elizabeth Seton High School delighted their audience with
a romantic ambiance filled with candlelight, chocolate and
chamber music courtesy of Seton’s Wind Ensemble.
The
Washington
Post
Agnes Meyer
Outstanding
Teacher
Award
Mrs. JoEllen Gray ’86 has received the 2015 Washington
Post Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Award for making
what The Washington Post chairman, Donald E. Graham,
called “a huge and inexpressible difference” in the lives of
her students. Mrs. Gray is an alumna, a math and
engineering teacher, and co-founder of the Learning
Engineering and Design (LEAD) program at Seton. She
has taught her students that they are capable of being
successful in any STEM-related career, including maledominated fields such as engineering. She has presented
her students with a myriad of opportunities to network,
intern, and to make a name for themselves through their
courage, creativity, and confidence. Mrs. Gray and her
students are answering our nation’s call to reduce the
gender disparity in STEM employment.
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Archdiocese of Washington
Golden Apple Award
This spring, the Archdiocese of Washington honored
Mr. J.P. Boldt’s exemplary work by presenting him
with the Golden Apple Award as a way of saying “thank
you” for providing students with a quality academic
and faith-filled education. Mr. Boldt was the
Religious Studies department chair, an athletic coach,
an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, and a
mentor for students on campus ministry service trips.
He set the example and encouraged his students to
“make good decisions” after every class. He truly
challenged his students academically and spiritually
to engage with the world to make it a better place.
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Walk for the Poor
Romero Center
March for Life
Mission and Service Capital Area Food Bank
Eco City Farming
Mrs. JoEllen Gray ’86, ESHS teacher and summer service trip mentor to the Romero Center, Camden, NJ
Lunch with Fr. Paul
“Our girls were outstanding at the service
sites. These were experiences that were
difficult for all of us (visiting with
homeless, disabled, addicted, or elderly
people) but our girls put themselves out
there and did their best to engage the
people, listen to them and care for them.
We were very proud of our Roadrunners!”
Catholic Charities H.S. Service Day
Service to others is an essential lesson for
Seton students. For more than 50 years,
students have blessed many people with
an infinite amount of love, kindness, and
support. Service Learning Program
opportunities range from making
sandwiches for the homeless and visiting
the elderly in a nursing home to tutoring
at the local elementary school and helping
at Eco City Farms. Campus Ministry also
offers grade level retreats, encounters, and
service trips to expand students’ horizons
and develop their relationships with God
and their classmates.
Scholars Christmas Party
“The gate of heaven is very low; only the
humble can enter it.” St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Staff Retreat
Thanksgiving Food Drive
Sophomore and Senior Retreats
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This year, the Seton family bade farewell to one of its finest instructors
and mentors in the world of math. Dr. Dale Woodburn, better known
as “Doc,” was an integral part of the Seton Community for more than 30
years. He taught, tutored, and mentored innumerable young women
through their toughest math experiences. Doc started his Seton career
as a math teacher. He later became a mentor and tutor for those girls who
needed a fresh perspective on their lessons. Doc broke math down to its
simplest concepts, allowing even the most math-challenged to
understand puzzling concepts. During his time at Seton, Doc established
a special scholarship in memory of his beloved wife, Lucille Woodburn.
Every year he rewarded a special graduating senior with the Lucille
Woodburn Memorial Award in honor of her hard work and dedication to
understanding her math lessons. Thank you, Doc, for your service to
Elizabeth Seton High School and for helping our girls discover their
mathematical capabilities.
Caring for Carly
The invisible ties between sisters
are strong bonds.
This stood true for the girls of
Elizabeth Seton when it came
to their sister, Carly Nguyen ‘16.
On May 19, the Seton
community dressed in their
brightest orange attire in
support of Carly who is
currently battling acute
myeloid leukemia. Her Seton
sisters, led by the Seton
Admissions Team, worked tirelessly to
show people how they can help Carly in
her time of need. Their efforts to find a
bone marrow match for Carly were featured
on WTTG FOX 5’s Morning News segment
and on Washington D.C.’s popular radio
station, HOT 99.5, who changed their name
for the day to “Carly 99.5”. As Carly
continues her fight against leukemia, her
Seton sisters and the entire community will
be walking with her, praying for her, and
cheering her on every step of the way.
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Seton Seniors Sign for Collegiate Play
Track and Field Wins 9th Consecutive WCAC Title
Kaitlyn Steinbauer ‘15, Campbell University,
NC, Lacrosse
Megan Kotelchuck ‘15, McDaniel College,
MD, Field Hockey and Lacrosse
Seton’s track and field team was in the lead throughout the
Washington Catholic Athletic Conference final meet in May, and
extended its conference title win streak to nine straight titles. Seton
seniors, Lauren Coleman ‘15 and Jourdyn Beverly ‘15, finished first and
second in the girls’ shot put and discus throw, setting meet records in
both events. In the closest race of the meet, Seton’s Nina Crawford ‘16
edged teammate T’Reyah Johnson ‘16 in the 400 meters, 56.87 to 56.89,
to set a meet record. Crawford also won the high jump. “The race
reminded me a lot of practice,” Crawford said. “It’s nice to have someone
on your own team to compete with, and to push you.” Seton sophomore
Lauren Morgan ‘18 defended her title in the 200-meter dash.
Congratulations to the entire team for a terrific season!
Autumn Robinson ‘15, Michigan State
University, Track and Field
Akeyla Holley ‘15, Howard University, DC,
Swimming
Alaysia Fox ‘15, Allen University, SC,
Volleyball
Jourdyn Beverly ‘15, Wesley College, DE,
Track and Field
Crew Team Victory
The Seton Crew Team had an unprecedented season! The team won
the Maryland State Championship for women’s varsity 4 and broke
Raven Fox ‘15, Syracuse University, NY,
a winning streak for Bethesda Chevy Chase HS to gain recognition
Basketball
throughout the Maryland rowing community. Despite the injuries,
Vanessa Johnson ‘15, Xavier University, OH,
close races, weather setbacks, and enduring practices, the girls went
Track and Field
Arianna Engermann ‘15, Stevenson University, from the underdogs to top rowers in the short rowing season. We are
proud of the rowers and their accomplishments this year. As we send
MD, Track and Field
off our seniors and welcome new novices to the team, the future is
Lauren Coleman ‘15, Towson University, MD,
bright, and a more exciting season awaits next year!
Track and Field
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Seton Women at Work
The summer of 2015 offered many LEAD and Law students the opportunity to “test-drive” their skills and
knowledge from Seton’s Engineering and Pre-Law Programs. Prestigious firms, businesses, and companies
accepted the addition of a Seton intern to their staff so students could gain real-world experience, establish
relationships with mentors, and acquire new skills.
Colleges, career centers, and recruiters across the nation testify to the importance of internships in today’s
economy. The National Association of College and Employment (NACE) states that “Nearly 50% of employers
would like to see an internship on a student’s resume.”
The community of Elizabeth Seton High School offers tremendous gratitude to those business partners who
provided summer internships. No doubt, the men and women who worked with our Seton women are advancing
Seton’s academic relevance and excellence as the school prepares young women for the future. As Holly Paul,
National Recruiter for accounting giant, PricewaterhouseCoopers states, “Schools that focus on accommodating
internships as part of their course curriculum position their students very well for future employment."
Seton believes that finding a student with a good GPA is not enough for employers. But with the commitment of those
who participate in this program, our Seton women are offered experiences that separate them from their peers.
Summer Internship Business Partners
LEAD
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Clark Construction
Facchina Construction
Louviere, Stratton & Yokel
Parkinson Construction
Perkins Eastman
R & R Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Siemens Industry
Toole Design Group
Welch and Rushe, Inc.
Whiting-Turner
Pre-Law
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Joseph, Greenwald, and Laake, P.A.
Judge Krystal Alves
Judge Toni Clarke
Judge Cathy Serrette
Kim Righter, Public Defenders’ Office
McNamee, Hosea, Jernigan, Kim, Greenan & Lynch, P.A.
Thatcher Law Firm
(above)
Joelle Everett ’17 works on problem solving with her mentors at Whiting-Turner Contracting Company.
Maya Bonds ’17 and her mentor
at Parkinson Construction.
Kiersten Baker ’16 with her mentors at Welch and Rushe mechanical contactors.
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Capital Campaign Update
It has been an exciting year at Seton! Not only did Seton students see success in the classroom, courtroom, LEAD lab,
gym, and on the field, runway, and stage, but the school also launched a Capital Campaign, ESHS + YOU!
The $2 million effort renovated the original school library into a fully-equipped media center; installed a turf playing
field for the soccer, lacrosse, and field hockey teams; and resurfaced the track for the 9-time consecutive WCAC track
and field team champions.
With an aggressive goal of construction completion for the fall 2015 school year, Sister Ellen Marie and the
Advancement Office Staff spent much of the year speaking with donors and prospects and telling the Seton story to
everyone and anyone who would listen! The result was gifts from every Seton constituency – friends, past and present
parents, students, alumnae, faculty and staff, and the Board of Directors.
We invite you to visit campus to see the blessings you have bestowed upon us. The generous support that the Seton
Community has shown is truly a testament to the words of St. Vincent: “The charity of Jesus Christ urges us on...”
Thank you!
Rendering of New Turf Field
The Annual Roadrunner Golf Classic
Seton held its First and Second Annual
Roadrunner Golf Classics during the
2014-2015 school year in October and June.
Over 200 golfers participated in the outings at
Crofton Country Club raising more than $25,000
for Seton’s Capital Campaign.
Elizabeth
Seton High
School
Library
Renovation
Rendering
Library Renovation
The success of these new events is due to the
alumnae, friends, board members, parents,
vendors, faculty, and staff who volunteered and
participated – thank you – Seton is grateful for
your support!
Mark your calendar for June 13, 2016 for
our 3rd Annual Roadrunner Classic. We look
forward to seeing you at Crofton Country Club
for another wonderful day of golf to benefit the
Seton Community.
Do More 24
The United Way’s annual day of giving entitled DO More 24 was held on June 4, 2015.
Thanks to the gifts of many generous donors, Seton raised $6,290 in 24 hours.
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Why We Give
You Support
Frances Glavan, Former Faculty Member
“I was at Seton in various capacities from
1968-1989. During those years, I observed the
exceptional way an all-girls, Catholic education
helped to mold girls into thinking, empathetic,
and intelligent women ready to take their place
as responsible citizens. To this day, I see the
special bond these woman have with each other
and with the school. I choose to continue to
support Seton because I believe in its mission
and wish to be a part of its success.”
$1,079
Wanda King, mother of Madison King ‘18
“I am grateful for the opportunity to teach my
daughter, Madison, that as she looks forward to
the future, she should always look back for
opportunities to support Seton.
Supporting the Capital Campaign is not only
about enabling the students to have a better
library or athletic field, but also about
building on the legacy of giving back to the
school as others before have done. Too often,
we think of supporting our colleges or
universities and we forget the critical role Seton
plays in preparing our girls for college. It is a
privilege to give.”
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Eileen McGuire Robertson, Class of 1988
“It took me well into adulthood to fully
appreciate my education at Seton.
Attending a school that provided a nurturing
environment where I could develop, learn,
experiment (including making mistakes), and
express myself fully in all areas of academics
and extracurricular activities was a wonderful
foundation for me as I became an adult.
I believe that all women are leaders in their
lives whether that be as a professional, a
leader in their families, or both. I think it is
critical to support Seton so they can continue
to provide a supportive environment and
extraordinary education for young women.
The result will be remarkable women
leaders - that will make a difference for
all of our futures.”
79%
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Elizabeth Seton High School
Annual Review Statement
2014-2015
Interest & Scholarship & Investments
Financial Aid
-­‐1%
5%
ESHS INCOME FY15
Other Income
3%
Capital Campaign
10%
Contributions
2%
ESHS Income FY15
Tuition & Fees
79%
Tuition & Fees - 7,189,955.47
Contributions - 98,825.28
Capital Campaign - 922,621.16
Scholarship & Financial Aid - 481,702.73
Interest & Investments - (56,269.85)
Other Income - 94,044.37
Total Revenue - 9,030,879.16
ESHS EXPENSES FY15
Plant Operations
11%
General & Administrative
5%
ESHS EXPENSES FY15
Salaries & Benefits - 4,807,404
Academic & Student
Activity Expenses - 412,598
Financial Assistance - 722,612
General & Administrative - 423,161
Plant Operations - 873,115
Fundraising - 163,244
Other Expenses - 327,608
Total Expenses - 7,729,742
Fundraising
Other
2%
4%
Financial Assistance
9%
Academic & Student Activity Expenses
5%
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Salaries & Benefits
62%
Annual Appeal 2015
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Herman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Long
Mary Henry ‘63
Mary-Therese Andres Hewins ‘74
John Keeler
Lois Mastel
Genevieve Peterson
Jackeline Pfister
Jonathan Poling
Henry Rodriguez
Nancy Long Tron ‘63 (made on her behalf
from John Keeler )
Mr. & Mrs. John Whelan
Marian Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)
Veritas Circle ($100 - $249)
Daughters of Charity Circle ($10,000 - )
James Page
R&R Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Vincent Browning
Sister Catherine Laboure Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)
Margaret Bates '74
Sharon Pasterick Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)
Matthew Connelly
Catherine Creel Halen '82
Andrea Haslinger '73
Elizabeth Litkowski '75
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Mazza
Joanne McDonald '65
Margaret Vitto Moseley '77
Marie Mastin Newman '68
Senator & Mrs. Douglas Peters
Mr. & Mrs. Leland Phillips
Gail Ricker
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rohner
Terrence Scanlon
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas White
Scarlet, Gold & White Circle ($500 - $999)
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Barnett
Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Berry
Maria Candamil '65
Teresa Howard Carter '83
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Corbin
Margaret Hagar DiPaula '77
William Hermann
Roy & Susan Butler '65 Kilby
Dorothy Longbrake '99
Mr. & Mrs. William Longbrake
Bernadette Murphy '82
Kathleen Trollinger Smith '68
Target
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Ulasek
Kimberli Whiting Washington '85
Pamela Werle
Roadrunner Circle ($250 - $499)
Anonymous
Sister Mary Bader, D.C.
Kathryn Tuel Brown ‘74
Linda Glumac Carey ‘74
Catholic Business Network Foundation - PG
Class of ‘74 Reunion (Anonymous Donations)
Erica Corbin Boursiquot ‘00 &
Candace Corbin Hall ‘04 (made on
their behalf from Steve Corbin)
Anne Barcus Curran ‘68
Escrip
Mary Lou Sorensen Fahey ‘67
Anna Ronca Francis ‘82
Leslie Frelow ‘88
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hart
Patricia Stock Aaron ‘65
Stacey Abney-Ouzts ‘89
Deborah Pilkerton Adkins ‘74
Ahold Financial Services (Giant Food)
Anonymous
Diana Baker
Jean Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bloomfield
Catherine Schulz Bogus ‘67
Rebecca Sierra Boughamer ‘98
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brown
Jean Keller Buennagel ‘64
Holly T. Cannon ‘76
Maureen Hagan Cavaiola ‘66
Bill and Louise DeFeo
Kathleen Cribben Elkins ‘64
Kate Fincham ‘66
Lauren Fitzpatrick ‘02
Sharon Dunn Gaddes ‘78
Rosemarie Fontana Gallant ‘72
Paige Smith Garner ‘67
Mr. & Mrs. Winston George
Fay Golik
Mariluz Gonzalez
Henry Gramlich
JoEllen Narcavage Gray ‘86
Gabriella Fontana Gscheidle ‘69
Tanya Hankton
Paula Cadigan Hathaway ‘76
Demetra Herring ‘95
John & Nancy Rosenfelder ‘64 Horstkamp
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Jacob
Kathleen Ratte Jaffke ‘70
Elizabeth Vadnais Jochum ‘75
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Kalinofsky
Clara Smiley Kircher ‘63
John Lonergan
Katharine Madzelan ‘73
Carolyn Miller
Eugenia Castrillon Moreno ‘71
Carol Neagle Myles ‘64
Katherine Woodhouse Nieman ‘70
Kathleen Szymanowski Nusbaum ‘69
Rev. Rita Lappin O’Connor ‘64
Denise A. Olcese
Mr. & Mrs. John Payne
Deirdre Aukward Redington ‘65
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Richards
Sonja Rogers Rodriguez ‘73
Ronald Schmidt
Mary Donnelly Seidleck ‘76
Lisa Shea ‘74
Roberta Smith
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Cindy Smith ‘77
Paula Carmi Spasaro ‘81
Mary Tracy Stewart ‘73
Carolyn Haiber Taylorson ‘79
The Helene E. Toomey Rev. Trust
Trinity High School
Karen Tuel ‘66
Martha Vitale ‘65
Deborah Dryer Vo
Rosemary Welch
Karla Wells
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard White
Monet Williams ‘05
Mr. & Mrs. Cilvanus Wood
Mary Ellen Ervin Young ‘75
Friends of Seton ($0 - $99)
AARP, Inc.
Patricia Aluise ‘70
Amazon
Dynnia Anderson ‘74
Anonymous
M. Joan McDonald App ‘74
Gina Andrella Barley ‘81
Julie Sondberg Bell ‘70
Darlene Richards Bennett ‘85
Audrey Berard ‘09
Suzan Aderhold Berger ‘71
Laura Billet ‘01
Margaret Bowen
Patricia McGowan Breen ‘74
Alice Mould Briese ‘74
Kathleen Patton Bright ‘66
Maureen Brown ‘81
Georgia Nichols Burgess ‘70
Mary Kinney Cannon ‘74
Maria Bennett Carey ‘77
Karen Reilly Casteen ‘70
Sophia Maroulis Castro ‘94
Teresa Cattaneo ‘70
Dolores Cantu Chalfant ‘74
Darlene Sikorski Chamberlain ‘66
Dawn Schiavone Crist ‘92
Earl and Katherine Daniels
Regina Murphy Day ‘76
Franceska Del-Colle ‘79
Wendy Lauder Dockery ‘74
Kimberly Hughes Doherty ‘82
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Donnelly
Saundra Kulick Doyle ‘74
Mary Dubik
Fairwood Spine and Pain Center
Sarah Falcone ‘09
Louise Washick Fawbush ‘73
DonnaMarie Porpora Fekete ‘70
Joan Stuecker Ferch ‘79
Cynthia Schraf Fletcher ‘70
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Frisbie
Amarilis O’Driscoll Geiger ‘76
Anne Gwinn Gerber ‘74
Goodshop
Renee Green ‘81
Sister Ellen Marie Hagar, D.C. ‘74
Harris Teeter, Inc.
Juliana Cattaneo Heck ‘69
Cloey Henchcliffe ‘09
You Support
June Lynch Hencke ‘71
Nancy Rhodes Hernick ‘74
Jacqueline Grey Heyne ‘74
Barbara Hill ‘70
Kathleen Daly Hirsch ‘70
Kelli Horton
Debra Hughes ‘74
Angela Dziduch Hunter ‘74
Patrice DiGregorio Hutchinson ‘74
Arleen Young Jeter ‘74
Mary Rose Scanlan Keffer ‘70
Patricia Winn Kelly ‘70
Robin Ates Kirkley ‘81
Linda Davis Kirkman ‘70
Betty Knick
Margaret Hernick Leach ‘70
Patrice Lewis ‘74
Donna Wilson Long ‘72
Patricia Cryer Lucas ‘72
Juanita Lucas-McLean ‘70
Rita Houchens Lukacsina ‘74
Genie Massey
JoAnn McCarthy
Deborah Steadman McGaugh ‘74
Patricia McMahon ‘69
Stephanie DeCoste McNeill ‘63
James Merna
Jane Pastore Michalek ‘70
Gael Miller ‘92
John Miller
Patricia Mathias Napier ‘75
Ralph Nardone
Celita Ratcliffe Nash ‘70
Maureen Neely
Cynthia Patane O’Dea ‘74
Sister Sheila O’Friel, D.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Terry O’Meara
Dr. Joseph Oppong
Karen Kelly Pasciuto ‘74
PayPal Giving Fund
Cynthia Perrone Ray ‘63
Patricia Simpson Reimer ‘86
Mary Rosenberger Ricucci ‘74
Kathleen Kerley Rooney ‘70
Joan Rothgeb ‘74
Patricia Romeo Schram ‘70
David Scott
Joseph Scutt
Rosina Tillman Seldon ‘92
Mary Ellen Serey ‘74
Ann Sheerin ‘74
Barbara Rosenberger Sherry ‘76
Amy Cockrell Spalding ‘63
Theresa Shehadi Staley ‘74
Mary Stamler ‘70
Catherine Mulcare Stonesifer ‘66
Luella Tabor
Anne Wilson Tamashasky ‘70
Laura Narcavage Tarnosky ‘85
Mary Jane Thomas
Pamela Thomas-Mallory
Elizabeth Tuel
Susan Shryock Ude ‘70
Rita O’Hare Urban ‘70
Kathleen McDonald Vestal ‘70
Susan Granados Wachter ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Wade
Donna Blackwell Warren ‘74
Carol Tuel Wilson ‘78
Jacquelyne Wilson ‘70
Patricia Gregory Young ‘70
Capital Campaign FY15
Daughters of Charity Circle ($10,000 and over)
Ms. Susan Castellan
DeMatha Catholic High School
Jill Long DePaola ‘81 & John DePaola
ESHS Parents Organization
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Howe
James N. Leary
The Lonergan Family
Patricia Lonergan Garcia ‘75 &
Larry Garcia
Elizabeth Lonergan Higgins ‘77 &
James Higgins
Mr. John Lonergan
Mr. & Mrs. John Lonergan, Jr.
Margaret Lonergan ‘80
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lonergan
Susan Lonergan Palmer ‘78
Ed & Terry Orzechowski
Rita & James Riley
Eileen McGuire Robertson ‘88
The Bozzuto Group
Sister Catherine Laboure Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)
Leslie Billman, Esq.
Matthew Connelly
Margaret Hagar DiPaula ‘77 & Anthony DiPaula
Suzanne Holroyd & Jeffrey Francis
The Andres Family
Mary-Therese Andres Hewins ‘74
Karen Andres Fisher ‘70
Karen Andres Warnick ‘ 81
Mary Ellen & John Hrutka
Wanda D. Moore King
Mary Douglas Mahler ‘75
Marie Mastin Newman ‘68
Mary Beth Shaw
Thatcher Law Firm - Linda Thatcher, Esq.
The George Link Charitable Trust
Marian Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)
Patricia McDonald Cheek ‘64
ESHS Class of 2015
Virginia & Emmanuel Cofie
Anne Lanigan Denbow ‘66
Doyle Printing & Offset Co., Inc.
Frances E. Glavan
Cecilia Grillo ‘76
Mary Henry ‘63
Anonymous
Colleen Hildreth Kennedy ‘78
Rose Hiza McLeod ‘63
Bernadette Murphy ‘92
Joseph & Carole Narcavage
Kathryn Lesher Nash ‘88
Terry & Mary O’Meara
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Lois Roux
Christina Dickinson-Shultis ‘81 &
Russell Shultis
Thomas & Kimberly Tremble
Helen Wielert ‘69
Sharon Pasterick Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)
Amanda Alexander
Ezzard & Krystal Alves
Carl & Linda Anglin
Jeanne Farr Anson ‘69 & Edward Anson
Elaine Baird ‘64
Ann Heintzelman Barbagallo ‘66
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Browning
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Buchanan
Leeanna Burke
Jennifer Schmidt Cherer ‘78
ESHS Class of 2014
Mr. & Mrs. William Cross
Elizabeth McAuliffe Curran ‘78
Gladys Boluda Curry ‘77
Judy Dang
Regina Murphy Day ‘76
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Delaney
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Delgado
Keith & LaShawn Dukes
Edward & Patricia Dunn
Rev. Monsignor John Enzler
Teresa Prada Farrell ‘87 & Terence Farrell
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fenton
Barbara Oswald Fowler ‘66 & Gerald Fowler
Richard & Jacqueline Groppe
Anonymous
Erica & Elizabeth Harder
Coy Harris
Robert & Kathryn Hayes
Jessie Herdic
Peter Herdic
Nancy Rhodes Hernick ‘74
Linda Clark Hood ‘80
Rhonda Howard
Howard & Harriett Hubbard
Kathleen Ikpi ‘00
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jackson
Deirdre James
Mary K. McIntosh Jones ‘64 & Richard Jones
Mr. James Kehoe, Jr.
Delora Kennebrew
Timika Lindsay
Lloyd & Stacy Mayuga
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Mazza
Maria Plass McGinty ‘75
Cornelia Burns McKenna ‘78
Beverly Scanlan Moore ‘74
Kenneth & Cleaster Neely
Ann & Tony Neidecker
Northeast Retirement Services, Inc.
Anne O’Connell
Denise Olcese
Anonymous
Joan Kelly Ozdogan
Virginia Pontious
Kris & David Radi
Regional Electronical Contractors, Inc. Tony Callaway
You Support
Gina Masciarelli Schmidt ‘77
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kevin Shea Catherine
Spencer Shine ‘69
John & Isabel Sotomayor
Margaret Blasinsky Southerland ‘66
Francis & Abigail Tamakloe
The Boeing Co.
Patricia Hoffman Towle ‘77
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Walton
Robert & Mary Wassmann
Dr. Antonia Webster
Monica Miller West ‘75
Joan Wheeler
Chris Casciano Wynn ‘69 & Ronald Wynn
Albert Wynn
Scarlet, Gold & White Circle ($500 - $999)
Gina Andrella Barley ‘81
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Benton
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Bodmer
Gerald Borgia & Jan Laurisden
Candace Cage ‘81
Marian Lawrence Cascio ‘72
Kirstan Cecil
Leon & Sally Criss
Mr. & Mrs. Robert DeLeonibus
Bonnie Hager Estes ‘66
Maria Caponiti Fiery ‘66
Roberta Duncan Fifield ‘80
Friends of St. Jerome Catholic Church
William & Rosetta Goff
Oscar Gonzales & Julia Neidecker-Gonzales
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gorman
Michelle Carbone Hanratty ‘83 & Shawn Hanratty
Sherri Hartwick ‘00
Frances Fazio Hyatt ‘66
Karen Connolly Irby ‘72
Elizabeth Vadnais Jochum ‘75
Tom Johnson
Mildred Kersey
Susan Butler Kilby ‘65
Mr. Oscar Kluh
Aleta Applegate Kressley ‘65
James & Laurie Kurtz
Kelly & Maria Lama
Anonymous
JoAnn McCarthy
Anne McDonough
Sean & Joyce O’Brien
Amanda Principe Overby ‘91
Kevin & Elizabeth Parker
Cynthia Perrone Ray ‘63
Andrew Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Santangelo
Rhonda Lewis Stenson ‘87
Kathleen Shea Swendiman ‘67
Robert & Aquenetta Thurston
Margot Tintle Gigliello ‘82
Nancy Long Tron ‘63
Antoinette Jones Webb ‘67
Pamela Werle
Mary Ellen Ervin Young ‘75 & James Young
Roadrunner Circle ($250 - $499)
Veritas Circle ($100 - $249)
Suzan Aderhold Berger ‘71
Jerome Best & Amanda Ettienne-Best
Jean Conrad Blorstad ‘75
Mary Ellen Bobb ‘64
Catherine Schulz Bogus ‘67
Marlyne Chismar Braverman ‘64
Maria Piccirilli Bury ‘80
Adia Garrett Butler ‘97
Ana Capote-Paleveda ‘75
Maureen Hagan Cavaiola ‘66
Cheretta Coppedge Clerkley ‘01
Suellen Granzow Day ‘81
Isabella Demougeot
Anonymous
Lynne Hewitt Engledow ‘92
Paul Evans
Helena Ford ‘74
Nancy Marston Gesswein ‘64
Leslie Titlow Good ‘67
Marie Scanlon Grace ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. William Hager
Anonymous
Amy & John Howell
Kathleen Merkel Jackson ‘86
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas James
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Kearns
Carol Scibek Kee ‘81
Joan Keller
Elizabeth & Melvin Key
Michelle Melvin Kotelchuck ‘86 & Mason Kotelchuck
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kulemeka
Denise Kulick ‘73
Adele Banne Lalich ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Landry
Dr. Linwood Lawton
Thomas Lonsbury
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McEaddy
Deborah Steadman McGaugh ‘74 &
Patrick McGaugh
JoAnn Mullins ‘64
Victor & Jacqueline Nelson
Katherine Woodhouse Nieman ‘70
Judith Johnson Prendergast ‘78
Chanda Littlefield Proctor ‘95
Mr. & Mrs. Dieudonne Rakotomalala
Patricia Simpson Reimer ‘86
Sharon Dade Richardson-Givens ‘64
Shethir Mustafa Riva ‘93
Mary Ann Day Scire ‘63
Lisa Shea ‘74
Celeste Burns Sickles ‘69
Brenda Smalls
Nancy Werbickas Sweet ‘75
Theresa Farrell Tankersly ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Thompson
Rebecca Banwarth Thur ‘95
Mr. & Mrs. James Toliver
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Tupper
Verizon Foundation
Mary Jo Musemeci Wendt ‘69
Sharon Mascetti Williams ‘75 & Clifton Williams
Patricia Stock Aaron ‘65
Mr. & Mrs. John Abell
Anonymous
Arrive Alive Driving School - Richard Johnson
Tracy Baker ‘86
Marie Ballerino ‘64 & Mary Jarrell
Linda Dean Banwarth ‘68 & David Banwarth
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Barham
Elizabeth Barrett
Catherine Bernier ‘79
Kathryn Sorensen Blackmon ‘72
Rose Boucher Booe ‘64
Sister Rita Bozel, D.C.
David & Ruth Bradley
Denise Bergeron Bredbenner ‘81
Patricia McGowan Breen ‘74
Carlton Briggs
Kathleen Patton Bright ‘66
Charles & Elizabeth Brown
Robert Brown
Ann Bulls
JoAnn Kobylski Burneston ‘73
Anonymous
Lynne Gentile Campbell ‘78
Julie Pielmeier Cannon ‘75
Roxanna Utermohle Casaregola ‘71
Anonymous
Julia Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Clark
Clark Construction Group
Paula Ellaine Lewis
Christina Tuel Criswell ‘69
Anne Barcus Curran ‘68
Margot Alert
Michael Czan
Leslie Davis
Margo Boylan Denney ‘63
Teresa Cicero Deters ‘73
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Donnelly
Madeleine Downing ‘98
Mary Draugelis
Bernard Duchinnsky
Margaret Townsend Dunderman ‘65
Elaine Winemiller Eslami ‘65
Deacon Leandro Espinosa
Mary Wanner Farrington ‘63 & James Farrington
Teresa Kennedy Flick ‘73 & Paul Flick
Janet Thompson Freiland ‘68
Kristen Gabriel ‘98
Darrell & Deneen Gaskin
Sandra Gettings ‘66
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gorman
Aaron Gray
JoEllen Narcavage Gray ‘86
Sister Ellen Marie Hagar, D.C. ‘74
Jeanne Hagar
Anna Marie Tewell Hall ‘64
Sybil & David Heine
Kenniss Henry
Thomas and Maureen Hicks
Patricia Komarinski Higgs ‘71
Mary Ann Sherwood Hines ‘86
Pamela Narcavage Hoehler ‘92
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Nancy Rosenfelder Horstkamp ‘64 &
John Horstkamp
Monica & A. Benjamin Horton
Mary Brady Hulefeld ‘64
Sharon Hunt
Angela Dziduch Hunter ‘74
Anna Crapo Hyatt ‘65
Carlton, Myrna & Tiphani ‘11 Jackson
Jacqueline Dumont Jackson ‘73
Deborah Jackson-Nesmith ‘65
Lisa Gaunt Jamshidi ‘82
Barbara Fineran Jarman ‘73 & Richard Jarman
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Jr.
Dr. Amy Jones
Barbara Kennedy Jones ‘63
Donald & Elmaria Jordan
Linda Ifft Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Keleti
Mary Kay O’Dea Kerr ‘65
Anthony Kirwan
Jayne Latter Korolkoff ‘78
Susan Wilson Krick ‘72
Judy Johnson Kulawiak ‘68
Theresa Lacuesta ‘92
Mrs. Dolphus Latimore
Judith Quinn Leahy ‘64
Sheila Violett LoCastro ‘65
Susan Jochum Lohsen ‘87
Mary Mahoney Lucian ‘86 & Rob Lucian
Sister Dorothy Lyons, D.C.
Joan Mahoney
Regina Maier
Daniel Malloy
Daniel Mann
Sister Lani Manseau, D.C.
Rosella Martin
Peter Masciola & Tamara Miller
Mr. & Mrs. John McGuire
Thomas McMahon
John Metz
Donna Middleton ‘63
Carolyn Miller
Barbara Ensminger Moore ‘69
Patricia Myers
Ralph Nardone
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Neidecker
Tony & Leida Neidecker
Caroline Nichols
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Norwood
Ugomma Nwachukwu ‘06
Rev. Rita Lappin O’Connor ‘64
Elise O’Meara ‘10
Theresa Hawk Paolucci ‘79 & Robert Paolucci
Rachel Parrish
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Partenheimer
Jeanette Turano Partilla ‘65
Mary Pilkerton
Jonathan Poling
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Principe
Georgette Queen
Mary Amtsfield Quesada-Embid ‘65
Christopher & Barbara Raiford
Thomas Reese
Karen McDonough Richards ‘74
Jack & Eileen Richards
Mary Rosenberger Ricucci ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. Major Riddick, Jr.
Mary Clare & Martin Roeder
Mr. & Mrs. John Rohrer
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Seibel
Mary Donnelly Seidleck ‘76
Mary Ellen Serey ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Smith
Anne Blair Smith ‘75
Cynthia Feronti Smith ‘77
Marianne Sokol
Patricia Kelleher Sparks ‘65
Jenny St. Martin ‘87
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Stevans
Catherine Mulcare Stonesifer ‘66
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Stuven
Mr. & Mrs. Norbert Szymanowski
Pamela Thomas-Mallory
Janet Bonomo Thompson ‘64
Janet Lawrence Thornton ‘67
Elizabeth Tuel
Elizabeth Turcan
Susan Shryock Ude ‘70
Rosemary Schiller Varson ‘65
Martha Vitale ‘65
Doris Milner Welch ‘65
Monet Williams ‘05
Catherine Bergeron Williams ‘79
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Williams
Mr. & Mrs. James Woodard
Adriana Leyton Zellers ‘78
Friends of Seton ($0 - $99)
Maureen McGaffin Albert ‘64
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Amaize
Joan Anderson
Judith Anderson ‘64
Anonymous
Herbert Atwell
Deborah Barker
Paul & Mary Ann Bauer
Cindy Glosser Beakes ‘71
Anonymous
Susan Black
Jane Connolly Boarman ‘75
Tropical Fruit Stand - Stephanie Bojokles ‘67
Debra Boston
Stephanie Doerrer Boswell ‘71
Karin Kemper Boteler ‘93
Kay Heintzelman Boughan ‘69
Mr. & Mrs. Willie Brace
Christine Kinney Bradford ‘64 & Richard Bradford
Mr. Earl Brady, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Butts
Marcia Campbell-Jones
Leanora Caruth
Teresa Cattaneo ‘70
Colleen Sheil Cauble ‘73
Collette Cavegn ‘65
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cepko
Dr. & Mrs. Edward Chappelle, Jr.
Michelle Lord Cinotti ‘82
Gina DiGregorio Cohen ‘77
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Conn
Beverly Cooper
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Renee Yates Cooper ‘68
Mr. & Mrs. John Cornelius
Raquel Creef-Meza ‘18
John & Theresa Cullinane
Patricia Crider Davis ‘73
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dixon
Elizabeth Dolan
Cheryl Volpicelli Drain ‘81
Christina Borowsky Duetsch ‘66
Sheila Aukward Emerson ‘80
Bobby Ezell
Karen Ezell
Fairwood Spine and Pain Center Joseph Oppong, MD
Patricia Windham Fannon ‘65
Raymond & Catherine Fennessey
Joanne Sutter Flexer ‘63
Teresa McAuliffe Flynn ‘81
Lynne Foss
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gathercole
Ann Porter Giddings ‘68
Ms. Frances Golik
Barbara Roosen Gormley ‘64
Esme Graham
Breanna Gray ‘07
Mrs. Adele Green
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Grill
Anita Green Guit ‘76
Karen Meyer Hanyok ‘77
Diana Harbaugh ‘72
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Harrod
Anna Haschert ‘14 & Erica Haschert ‘15
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hess
Cynthia Hill
Anonymous
Cynthia Stanek Holsworth ‘98
Erica Hunt ‘98
Beverly Ifft
Patricia Jeffrey
Norman Jenkins
Purnell Johnson & Chrystal Young-Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Jones
Nicole Spruiell Jones ‘71
Julia Jacobs Kaczmarek ‘79
Roberta Kayser ‘69
Noreen Donnelly Keane ‘82 & Edward Keane
Kathleen Bruno Kenney ‘65
Patrice King ‘96
Felicia Gladys Kolp ‘65
Audrey Krok ‘64
Mary Nowak LaFave ‘75
Kathleen Lamb Lauth ‘78
Margaret Sullivan Lavin ‘65
Patricia Lee-Renwick ‘76
Sandra Reid Lee ‘92
Mr. & Mrs. William Lehmann, Jr.
Mark & Evelyn Loughner
Kathleen Guyther Malcher ‘71
Ann Matthews
Joanne McDonald ‘65
Juanita McGinn
Matthew & Angela McGowan
Joyce Kalinofsky McKay ‘65
Anonymous
Joyce Canada Metzger ‘97
You Support
Anonymous
Carol Shackett Moats ‘64
Mae Morgan
Shirley Morgan-Still
Keith & Cynthia Murphy
Peter Neidecker
Amy Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Neville
Patricia Noone ‘83
Frances Odum ‘65
Anonymous
Gabrielle Peace
Kelly Pearson ‘97
Margaret Harrington Peters ‘76
Ashley Pilkerton
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Proctor
Candice Black Prunner ‘66
Karen Kerr Renzi ‘65
Valerie Ricciardi ‘68
Maureen Davis Rice ‘73
Rosemary Robertson ‘69
Andrea Rosson-D’Engenis ‘83
Teresa Speed Ruffin ‘87
Catherine Varney Russo ‘80
Dolores Sharp
Barbara Rosenberger Sherry ‘76
Al & Gerry Size
Mary Meyers Smith ‘64
Pamela Hill Smith ‘65
Trudy Smith Stanek ‘69
Angel Stanislaus
Mr. & Mrs. John Stephenson
Susan Parker Stewart ‘68
Sandra Swinson
Mary Ann Petrini Taliaferro ‘64
April Sanalitro Tavano ‘65
Sharon Sutter Taylor ‘67
Susan Topolski ‘65
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Trebel
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Tyler
Mr. & Mrs. James Voltz
Cornelia Vorwerk
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Wade
Sandra Hern Warren ‘63 & Clifford Warren
Sarah Morrissey Weaver ‘65
Lucille Wilcox
Patty Williams
Gregory Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Young
Business Support FY15
AARP, Inc.
Ahold Financial Services (Giant Food)
Allen & Shariff Corporation
Allgrads, Inc.
Amazon
American Express
Arrive Alive Driving School, Inc.
Bay City Pest Management, Inc.
Beelabor Janitorial
Belair Engineering
Brylin Glass LLC
BSN Sports
Capital Document Solutions
Mary Nowak LaFave ‘75
Kathleen Lamb Lauth ‘78
Margaret Sullivan Lavin ‘65
Patricia Lee-Renwick ‘76
Sandra Reid Lee ‘92
Mr. & Mrs. William Lehmann, Jr.
Mark & Evelyn Loughner
Kathleen Guyther Malcher ‘71
Ann Matthews
Joanne McDonald ‘65
Juanita McGinn
Matthew & Angela McGowan
Joyce Kalinofsky McKay ‘65
Anonymous
Joyce Canada Metzger ‘97
Anonymous
Carol Shackett Moats ‘64
Mae Morgan
Shirley Morgan-Still
Keith & Cynthia Murphy
Peter Neidecker
Amy Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Neville
Capital One Bank
Cardigan
Chandler Medical, Inc.
Clark Construction Group
D & D Service Inc.
D & D Tire Co.
DeMatha Catholic High School
Diversified Markets, Inc.
Dixon Golf, Inc.
Doyle Printing & Offset Co., Inc.
Escrip
ESG
Fairwood Spine and Pain Center
Floor Elements, Inc.
Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms, Inc.
Gailes Violin Shop, Inc.
Goodshop
Harris Teeter, Inc.
Hillman, Brown & Darrow, PA
Hollywood Hair
J&J Plumbing and Heating
Jenkins Environmental, Inc.
J.M. Gaske, Inc.
JW Data LLC
K. Neal International Trucks, Inc.
Kay Management Co.
Law Offices of A. Benjamin Horton
LMG Business
Long & Foster
Lu-Lynn Landscaping Inc.
Marlow Sports
Melvin Motors, Inc.
Metropolitan Fence Co.
Monument Bank
NonProfit Advisors Mentoring by Example
Northeast Retirement Services, Inc.
On-Line Payroll
Ourisman Honda
Poor Robert’s Charities
Pristine-Environments
Providence Health Foundation
Paypal Giving Fund
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Quiza Management , LLC
R&R Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Regional Electrical Contractors, Inc.
Revere Bank
Scanlan Fleet Service, Inc.
Signal Financial Federal Credit Union
SK Motors LLC
Soul Notes A&E
St. Ambrose Church
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.
Stewart Financial Services Inc.
Stoy Malone & Company, P.C.
Strickland Fire Protection Inc.
Ridgewells, Inc.
Supreme Aluminum Products
Target
Thatcher Law Firm
The Boeing Corp.
The Bozzuto Group
The Hedgestone Group
The Lucian Company
Total Tax Service
Train Printing Co., Inc.
Trippe Sports & Promotions, LLC
Tropical Fruit Stand
Ultra Geothermal
Verizon Foundation
Nia Washington-Plaskett ‘99
Welch & Rushe, Inc.
Weyer’s Floor Service, Inc.
Wood’s Flowers and Gifts
Please Come Home for Christmas Sponsors FY15
Allgrads, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Brady
Chandler Medical, Inc.
ESHS Alumnae Association
Teresa Prada Farrell ‘87 &
Terence Farrell
Monique Hart
Hollywood Hair
J.M. Gaske, Inc.
Sandra Lee
LMG Business
Mentoring by Example
Sister Clara Pedo, D.C.
Maria Proctor-Rubenstein
Soul Notes A&E
Susan and Andrew Mona Foundation
Wood’s Flowers and Gifts
Latisha Wright
James Zerega
Parish Support FY15
The Covenant Community of Jesus the
Good Shepherd
End Time Harvest Ministries Inc.
Friends of St. Jerome Catholic Church
St. Ambrose
You Support
Homecoming Sponsors FY15
Arrive Alive Driving School, Inc.
Beelabor Janitorial
Catholic Business Network Foundation - PG
Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms, Inc.
Melvin Motors, Inc.
Quiza Management , LLC
Ridgewells, Inc.
The Hedgestone Group
Train Printing Co., Inc.
Golf Tournament Sponsors FY15
Allen & Shariff Corporation
Bay City Pest Management, Inc.
Belair Engineering
Jacqueline Boissonneault
Brylin Glass LLC
BSN Sports
Tony Callaway
Capital Document Solutions
Capital One Bank
Cardigan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cullen
D & D Service Inc.
D & D Tire Co.
Diversified Markets, Inc.
Dixon Golf, Inc.
Doyle Printing & Offset Co., Inc.
ESG
Sean Fitzgerald
Floor Elements, Inc.
Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms, Inc.
Gailes Violin Shop, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Golch
Renee Green ‘81
Hillman, Brown & Darrow, PA
Monica Horton
J&J Plumbing and Heating
Jeannette Jackson
Kevin Jefferies
Jenkins Environmental, Inc.
JW Data LLC
K. Neal International Trucks, Inc.
Kay Management Co.
Law Offices of A. Benjamin Horton
John Lonergan
Long & Foster
Lu-Lynn Landscaping Inc.
Marlow Sports
Mike McCarthy
Melvin Motors, Inc.
Metropolitan Fence Co.
Monument Bank
NonProfit Advisors
Sean O’Donnell
On-Line Payroll
Ourisman Honda
Pristine-Environments
Providence Health Foundation
David Radi
Regional Electrical Contractors, Inc.
Revere Bank
Scanlan Fleet Service, Inc.
Signal Financial Federal Credit Union
St. Ambrose Church
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.
Stewart Financial Services Inc.
Stoy Malone & Company, P.C.
Strickland Fire Protection Inc.
Annette Sumlin
Supreme Aluminum Products
The Lucian Company
Total Tax Service
Train Printing Co.
Trippe Sports & Promotions, LLC
Ultra Geothermal
Nia Washington-Plaskett ‘99
Welch & Rushe, Inc.
Weyer’s Floor Service, Inc.
Jan Zanger
Grant Giving FY15
Angela Lena Foundation
Capital One Bank
Capital Partners for Education
Catholic Business Network Foundation – PG
Clark-Winchcole Foundation
Forster Family Foundation
Mission & Ministry, Inc.
Nancy Peery Marriott Foundation, Inc
Page Family Foundation
State of Maryland
The Community Foundation for National
Capital Region-Father John Enzler Fund
The Community Foundation for National
Capital Region-Horning Family Fund
The George Link Charitable Trust
The James Johnston Trust for
Charitable and Educational Purposes
The Timothy and Dianne O’Leary
Charitable Fund
Town of Bladensburg
Restricted Giving – LEAD Program FY15
Angela Lena Foundation
Margot Alert
Capital One Bank
Rosemarie Mecca Gross ‘73
Lenox Molineaux
Margaret Vitto Moseley ‘77
Nancy Perry Marriott Foundation, Inc.
RCM&D Foundation Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. James Riley
Town of Bladensburg
Scholarship Giving FY15
Anonymous
Phillip Ates
Joan Bader
Shellie Blakeney ‘89
Nancy Brosnihan ‘64
Agnes Brown ‘63
Clark-Winchcole Foundation
Mary Lydia Cryer
Laura Smits Decker ‘78
Lilyan Nuss Dickerson ‘64
James T. Dixon, Sr.
Anne Dunn Ehrick ‘73
ESHS Alumnae Association
Forster Family Foundation
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Mr. & Mrs. Peter Forster
Sister Sandra Goldsborough, D.C.
Kenniss Henry
Rosemarie Hesterberg
Horning Family Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Horning, Jr.
ICA Alumnae Association
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kapriva
Rev. Michael King
Rev. Thomas Laczko
Sister De Sales Macnamee, D.C.
Sister Enda McArdle, D.C.
Kenneth Michael
Mission & Ministry, Inc.
Robert & Janet Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Neely
Carolyn Norwood
Mr. & Dr. Timothy O’Leary
Page Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pasterick
Sister Clara Pedo, D.C.
Poor Robert’s Charities, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Principe
Thomas Reese
Mary Reese
Regal Rubies Red Hat Society
Mr. & Mrs. James Riley
Amelia Roberts
Joseph Rodriguez
Marie Rogers
Sister Mary Ellen Schwartz, D.C.
Mary Beth Shaw
Dr. Christine Shea ‘79
Luanne Vendemia Smith ‘86
The Covenant Community of Jesus the
Good Shepherd
The Shepherd Foundation
The Timothy and Dianne O’Leary
Charitable Fund
Lucille Vendemia
Monet Williams ‘05
Scholarship Giving –
Latina Scholarship Fund FY15
Rev. Gail A. Addison
Marlene McDonough Atkinson ‘65
Maria Candamil ‘65
Sister Margaret Downing ‘65
Mary Gemmell Edlund ‘65
End Time Harvest Ministries Inc.
Barbara Roosen Gormley ‘64
Susan Butler Kilby ‘65
Joanne McDonald ‘65
Patricia Downing Molineaux ‘65
Mr. & Dr. Timothy O’Leary
R. Rubino Hesterberg Revocable Trust
Mr. & Mrs. James Riley
Rosemarie Rubino
Chelsea Sanders & Marin Sariz
Carol Leon Saxon ‘65
The James Johnston Trust for Charitable
and Educational Purposes
The Timothy and Dianne O’Leary Charitable Fund
Mary Jo Zeman Vogt ‘75
Sister Damian Whetzel, D.C.
You Support
DO MORE 24 FY15 (towards Capital Campaign)
Stacey Abney-Ouzts ‘89
Edore Akintoba
Anonymous
Carol Gerhardt Bachmann ‘70
Jean Baker
Diana Baker
Maureen Burton Barber ‘67
Michelle Bass
Dr. Michael Berard
Sonceria Berry
Jean Conrad Blorstad ‘75
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Boissonneault
Allison Boissonneault ‘14
Erica Corbin Boursiquot ‘00
Agnes Brown ‘63
Leeanna Burke
Kathleen Kish Burruss ‘73
William Castelli
Ann-Marie Cairns Chappell ‘90
Melinda Chen
Jennifer Schmidt Cherer ‘78
Jennifer Coffey
Andrea Davis
Regina Murphy Day ‘76
Ruth Fritz Doherty ‘66
Kathleen Stewart Enterline ‘00
Deacon Leandro Espinosa
Paul Evans
Dr. Nina Everett
DonnaMarie Porpora Fekete ‘70
Lauren Fitzpatrick ‘02
JoEllen Narcavage Gray ‘86
Aaron Gray
Patricia Hamilton
Diana Harbaugh ‘72
Annette Hawkins
Nancy Rhodes Hernick ‘74
Debora Hood
Sue Horning
Harriett Hubbard
Theresa Ideo ‘83
Kevin Jeffries
Charles Johnson
Peggy Joyner
Mary Mutchler Kelly ‘69
Theresa Kerley
Beverly Kirby
Sister Ellen LaCapria, D.C.
Sister Charles Legg, D.C.
Wanda Little-Coffey
Mary Mahoney Lucian ‘86
Cristina Marquez-Buan
Anna-Marie Mazza
Patricia McBarnette King
Joanne McDonald ‘65
Monica Breen Michewicz ‘68
Dale Miller
Carolyn Miller
Jacqueline Morgan
Cynde (Cynthia) Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Narcavage
Mary Niba
Mr. & Mrs. John Pedersoli
Babita Perssud
Darlene Pinnock
Veronique Pluviose-Fenton
Paula Prager
Pamela Reising
Teresa Romeo
Susan Gvozdas Schept ‘90
Margaret Schlosnagle
Gina Masciarelli Schmidt ‘77
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Senn
Lisa Shea ‘74
Dana Smith ‘00
Rachel St. Louis
Trudy Smith Stanek ‘69
June Streets ‘04
Kim Trebel
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Tremble
Kelly Savoy Tucker ‘85
Leanne Picardi Ugarte ‘80
Dr. Kathleen Vadala
Melissa Valentine
Eugene and Armalia Washington
Tamera Wells-Lee
Stephanie Murray Williams ‘90
Carol Tuel Wilson ‘78
Mr. & Mrs. Ray & Erica Wynter
Chrystal Young-Johnson
Adriana Leyton Zellers ‘78
Roast the Roadrunner & Hall of Fame Donations
FY15 (Tuition Assistance)
Sylvia Baker
Kerry Breslin Brimmer ‘84
Geraldine Buckley
Leeanna Burke
Mary Cotter
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cullen
Denise Key ‘88
Mary Mahoney ‘86 Lucian &
Rob Lucian
Tricia Muir ‘96
Stacie Marks Rourke ‘83
Carol Shaughnessy
Natalie Marks Summers ‘82
Mary Ann Steer Villemi ‘79
Scholarship Giving – In Memory Of (FY15)
Patricia “Tish” Ates (Phillip Ates)
Allen D. Bruns Scholarship (Agnes Brown ’63)
Theresa Gemmell Trust
Amy Reese Lawrence ’77 (Thomas Reese)
Amy Reese Lawrence ’77 (Mary Reese)
Kimberly Neely ’91 Scholarship
(Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kapriva)
(Robert & Janet Moore)
(Regal Rubies Red Hat Society)
(Carolyn Norwood)
(Mr. & Mrs Kenneth Neely)
Mary Ellen O’Halloran Shoe ’64
(Nancy Brosnihan ’64)
Natasha Pettigrew ’98 Scholarship
(Kenniss Henry)
Sr. Gertrude Matthews Scholarship Fund
(Nancy Brosnihan ’64)
Sr. Jacqueline Kilar Scholarship
(Mary Beth Shaw)
Sr. Jerome Nossell
(Luanne Vendemia Smith ’86)
(Lucille Vendemia)
Sr. Mary Augusta (Nancy Brosnihan ’64)
Restricted Giving – Athletics FY15
Dr. Mark Turner
Angela White ‘85
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We appreciate
the generosity
of all our donors.
Their support
enables us to
provide the best
resources,
facilities,
and opportunities
to young women
who will make a
positive impact
on the world.
Elizabeth Seton High School
5715 Emerson Street
Bladensburg, MD 20710
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