TIME
TALENT
TREASURE & PRAYER
Mount de Sales Academy
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Executive Committee
Dear Friends of Mount de Sales Academy,
Joseph Geier P’08 ’12 ’17 President
“Love yourself how you are while staying committed to BEING
Richard G. Arnold P’11 Vice President
THE BEST VERSION OF YOURSELF.”
Christopher P. Brown, Esq. P’04 ’08 Secretary
In this loud and busy world, it is no surprise that many of our girls
Elizabeth Gibbons Jennings ’80 P’12 ’19 Treasurer
self, that teaches them to look for dignity and self-worth in their
Sister Mary Thomas Huffman, O.P. Principal
General Board Thomas Campbell P’14 Larraine Clark P’02 Reverend Michael DeAscanis Ronald C. Diegelman P’00 Paul M. Finamore P’11 ’16
struggle to hear the voice that helps moderate expectations of identity as a child of God and not in their achievements. In response to this struggle, our faculty and staff came together to coordinate a special event on Leap Day. They organized an afternoon full of talks, activities, and reflections to remind the girls that they are enough. The student’s quote above captured the message of the day—it is great advice for us all. I am excited for what the next school year will bring as we work together to realize the best version of Mount de Sales Academy. With this Annual Report we reflect particularly on the people who make this possible by giving their time, talent, treasure, and prayer.
William Glover P’15 Brian MacLean P’14
As you will read, our alumnae volunteer countless hours throughout the year organizing
Kim Martel P’00 ’02 ’08 ’15
events, coaching students, and raising money for scholarships. Our Board of Trustees
Kate Ohlmacher McAuliffe ’02
work together in collaborative expertise and dedication to fulfill our mission and achieve
Sharon McCormack, M.D. ’77
sustainable growth in faith, technology, academics, and facilities. Through their efforts
Lynda Geier Mules ’77 P’05 ’13
and that of many faculty and staff, MDSA held an Academy Update on March 17 outlining
Reverend Michael J.P. Roach
our current progress with the 2013-2018 Strategic Plan. This presentation is available on
John Teixeira
the Mount de Sales website.
James Zalucki, M.D. P’12 ’15 ’20
Our financial benefactors honor us with donations that show your faith in Mount de Sales. Alumnae Association Board
We are grateful for your gifts that continually create new opportunities for growth. Thanks
Jessica Wilson ’09 President
to your support, we exceeded our 2014-2015 Annual Giving goal and have dramatically
Nancy Dragin Reed ’81 P’17 Vice President
be unable to attend.
Jeanne Shaible Langeluttig ’84 Treasurer
With gratitude to God, we acknowledge His unique creation manifest in each of us. By
Danielle Wilson ’11 Secretary
our burdens, to become our best selves. We thank Him for the blessing of growth He has
expanded scholarship opportunities which open our doors to girls who would otherwise
this we are able to come together with our strengths and weaknesses, our blessings and placed before us as we work together to fulfill His mission.
Director of Communications Karen von Lange P’09 ’16
Sincerely in Christ,
Director of Development Elizabeth Saverino ’87
Photography Elizabeth Binette Mahon ’07 Galeone Photographers
Design Freestyle Designs LLC
Printing Printing Images
Sister Mary Thomas, O.P. Principal IN THIS ISSUE
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SAILOR SPOTLIGHT
FINANCIALS
ANNUAL REPORT
ALUMNAE GIVING
COVER: Top L to R: Ileana Franklin '19, Samantha Facius '19. Bottom L to R: Molly Kelly '17, Enriqueta Espinosa '17, Raeghan Smith '17.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS
NEW BOARD MEMBERS
JOHN “TEX” TEIXEIRA
REV. MICHAEL DeASCANIS Fr. Michael DeAscanis, a priest in the Archdiocese of Baltimore
Tex has been a Board member since
since 2004, joined the Board of Trustees in September 2015.
February 2015.
A retired Northrop
He currently works as pastor at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church in Linthicum. He
Grumman
received his Master of Civil Engineering from Johns Hopkins University and a License
works as a financial advisor for his own
of Moral Theology from the University of St. Alphonsus in Rome.
company, Pinch Hitter. He received his
Executive,
Tex
currently
Bachelor of Science from the United Fr. DeAscanis worked previously with the Dominican Sisters when he served as pastor
States Naval Academy, served as a U.S.
at St. Agnes Parish in Catonsville. Through his experience with the Sisters, he notes,
Naval Aviator, and is a graduate of
“MDSA is run by a religious order that is vibrant and growing. The Dominican Sisters
Harvard Business School’s Program for
have a clear sense of their identity, given to them by St. Dominic himself, and they
Management Development.
have a real love for the Catholic Church, which they try to imbue in their students. I want to do my part to maintain and strengthen the Catholic identity of the best
His beloved wife of 41 years, Margy,
Catholic high school in the state of Maryland!”
passed away in December 2015. They have two children: Elizabeth (Nick)
PAUL M. FINAMORE P’11 ’16
Durastanti, and Mark (Leigh) Teixeira, and six grandchildren: Anna, Joe, and Nicholas Durastanti, and Jack, Addy,
In January 2016, Paul M. Finamore, a Partner at Niles, Barton
and Will Teixeira.
& Wilmer, LLP in Baltimore, joined the Board of Trustees. He received his Bachelor of Arts at the University of Notre Dame and obtained his Juris
Currently, Tex serves as a member of the
Doctor degree from the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law.
Fine Arts Committee, which is evaluating the MDSA curriculum and facilities
He and his lovely wife, Stephanie, have four children: Maggie ‘11, Paul, Jack and
opportunities that will be developed in
Katie ’16. When asked why he decided to join the MDSA Board of Trustees, Paul
the near future.
shares, “I want to give back to a school that has given us so much!” He is committed to serving on the Board
LYNDA GEIER MULES ’77 P’05 ’13
and shares, “My wife and I have always valued a strong Catholic education. Our son, Mark, attended Mount Saint
Lynda has been an active member of the MDSA Development
Joseph High School and Mount de Sales
Committee since its inception in 2009 and joined the Board of
was a ‘sister school’ we were impressed
Trustees in January 2015. She received her Associate of Art in physical therapy from
with. Our Catholic faith is a gift from
the College of Baltimore and Bachelor of Science in kinesiology from the University
God, and, as with all our gifts, we are
of Maryland, College Park.
called to share them with all those we come in contact.
Here at Mount de
For 30 years, she has owned Mady and Mules Physical Therapy in Lutherville and
Sales, the faculty and staff use their gifts
Howard County Physical Therapy in Ellicott City.
and talents to provide our students with a unique and treasured environment to
Lynda resides on Kent Island with her husband, Dan, and has three children: Jessica ’05,
learn and grow. They are a blessing that
Michael, and Abbey ’13.
is so very special!” 3
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March MATHness Takes Mount de Sales by Storm
BY BRIDGET WILLIAMS '17
T
he Mount de Sales National Math Honor Society (NMHS), Mu Alpha Theta, held its third annual March Mathness event for seventh- and
eighth-grade girls on March 15 at Mount de Sales. The evening began with dinner and a brief overview of events by MRS. KATHLEEN CAUSAPIN '99, the MDSA math department chair and sponsor of NMHS. Then, several NMHS members spoke about the math classes they have taken at Mount de Sales and what careers they are interested in. The second portion of the event featured four different activities for the middle school girls that focused on a unique aspect of math. Each event was designed and run by NMHS members. The engineering challenge consisted of building towers using spaghetti and marshmallows and testing their strengths using books as weights. The next project involved fractals, in which students used geometry and construction paper to create their own self-similar, self-repeating geometric masterpieces. Two of the activities, the cybersecurity challenge and the math modeling station, involved technology. “In the cybersecurity challenge, middle schoolers learned about different computer operating systems and were able to figure out the vulnerabilities of each,” explained CATHY KWON ’17, a NMHS member. The modeling activity utilized Microsoft Excel to determine the probability of rolling certain numbers with dice. “The girls had fun and they learned a lot,” commented ELIZABETH KOLB ’16, another member of the NMHS. The evening proved to be a success, as approximately 20 seventh- and eighth-graders enjoyed themselves while learning about various applications of math. “March Mathness is a unique experience, and I really like getting girls excited about STEM subjects. I also enjoy letting the National Math Honor Society members show their love of math to others, since these principles are so applicable in our world today,” noted Mrs. Causapin following the event. She also mentioned that Mrs. Judi Lanciotti, vice principal of student affairs, was a large advocate for establishing the event. The juniors and seniors of Mu Alpha Theta expressed their satisfaction in volunteering and sharing their skills as well. “It was fun sharing my interest in computer science with middle school girls and promoting the CyberPatriot Club during the cybersecurity challenge,” observed MADDY SELBY ’17, a member of both the National Math Honor Society and the MDSA CyberPatriot Club. Mount de Sales will host a computer science camp this summer open to all middle school girls. For more information on this new experience, visit the Mount de Sales website.
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Teacher Nominated
Governor Hogan’s Advisory Committee to
BY PATRICIA ZIFF, ENGLISH TEACHER
L
ast summer, I was asked to consider serving on the
P-20 Leadership Council,
a state
advisory committee that advises Governor Larry Hogan on educational issues. The committee is specifically interested in creating a preschool through graduate studies educational system that prepares individuals to participate in making the state more competitive in securing and maintaining business and economic development. The Council investigates ways to improve education and advance workforce creation. Furthermore, the Council ensures that college and career readiness and college completion strategies for Maryland students are implemented. The Council meets four times a year and has several standing subcommittees. I have chosen to work on a subcommittee exploring issues surrounding teacher education, recruitment, and retention. I feel blessed to love my job and hope that my experiences at Mount de Sales Academy and at Notre Dame of Maryland University, where I am currently pursuing a master’s degree in Gifted and Talented Education, can influence and improve public education for the State of Maryland. For further information on the P-20 Leadership Council, please visit the Maryland Government website: msa.maryland.gov.
A Door to Discipleship
T
he Men of Mount de Sales held an on-campus retreat on Saturday, October 24. The theme, A
Door to Discipleship, incorporated the Faith Strategic Plan goals of infusing Salesian and Dominican spirituality into the entire Mount de Sales community with “education of the mind and heart.” We are grateful to the organizers of this event: Paul Peyla, Tom Brinker, College Counselor Jeremy Tate, School Chaplain Fr. Albert Scharbach, Glenn Balick, Sr. Mary Brigid and Assistant to the Principal Marie Kromeke. Attendees were inspired by talks given by Campus Minister Megan Mastroianni and Fr. Scharbach. The retreat concluded with Mass in the Chapel of St. Francis de Sales. 5
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Scholarship T Seeds Bring
Bountiful Harvest for our Students
he fruits that grow from the seeds of scholarship were recognized at the second annual MDSA Scholarship Breakfast on Thursday, March 10. This celebration of philanthropy was an opportunity to express gratitude to donors, showcase the amazing scholarship recipients, and build awareness of the growing need for scholarship support and the impact it makes in the lives of students and families. Our ability to meet the rising demand for scholarship support has substantially grown within a short period of time. This year, benefactor-funded scholarships made attendance at MDSA a reality for approximately 100 students, just over 20% of our enrollment. These “outside scholarships” are a vital component in our multi-faceted scholarship offerings, which also include tuition assistance, internally funded scholarships, and tuition discounts. Combined, 368 girls, representing more than 75% of our students, benefitted from some reduction in tuition for the 2015-2016 school year. This is 80 students more than last year due to the increase in tuition assistance and outside scholarships, a key factor in our 135 member freshman class, the largest in Mount de Sales history. The $1.1 million Scholarship Endowment, announced last year by the Board of Trustees, will produce additional scholarship opportunities. Starting with the 2016-2017 school year, approximately 18 students will receive an average of $2,500 each from the earnings of the Scholarship Endowment. Because the principal investment remains intact and untouched, the harvest of the endowment yields fruit in perpetuity – forever!
Please see page 12 for photo captions.
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As the need for financial assistance grows despite the lowest tuition increase in recent history, scholarship support remains a priority. If you are interested in learning more about how you can support scholarship at Mount de Sales Academy, please contact Beth Saverino ’87 at esaverino@mountdesales.org.
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Combined, 368
girls, representing more than 75% of our students, benefitted from some reduction in tuition for the 2015-2016 school year.
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New Head Cheer Coach Pam Woodward shares her insights & goals for the MDSA Cheer Program
Cheer Team with Coach Pam Woodward (left) and Coach Allie George ‘06 (right)
WHEN DID YOU START COACHING
a result! We also finished rounding out
CHEERLEADING AT MDSA? I started
a transition for our competition uniforms
coaching the cheerleaders in August 2015,
that began last season. The team now
so I'm just finishing up my first cheer season
has body liners that match the rest of their
with the girls.
uniform, giving them a more polished and professional look. Their confidence at
CAN YOU SHARE HIGHLIGHTS
competition has soared as they now have
FROM THIS SEASON? There have
the appearance to match their skill set.
been so many highlights this year. Seeing the team work hard to increase their stunt
WHAT DID YOU LEARN FROM
difficulty was incredible! We had a fantastic
YOUR COACHING EXPERIENCE?
time traveling to National Harbor to
I have learned more from this experience
compete in the Battle at the Capitol. It was
than one article could possibly say. The
a different final competition than the team
girls have taught me about how far
had traveled to in years past, but it allowed
open communication can go to establish
for a lot of team bonding and growth. It
trust and confidence. They have taught
didn't hurt that we beat the competition-set
me about persistence and rising above
score to become champions in our division
expectations. They have taught me that,
either. And then, of course, there were the
even when you are exhausted, there are
new uniforms!
people relying on you, and sometimes that is all the motivation you need to do
TEAM
RECEIVED
NEW
something extraordinary. I couldn't be more
REDESIGNED
UNIFORMS
THIS
grateful.
THE
YEAR. HOW DID THIS IMPACT THE
8
TEAM? The Mount de Sales cheer team
IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE THAT
has cheered for the Mount Saint Joseph
YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONVEY?
(MSJ) football team for years, but they did
Coach ALLIE GEORGE ‘06 and I have
it in their MDSA uniforms, which was a little
some big ideas for this team moving
confusing for fans and the team. It created
forward! We plan on pushing our team
a disconnect. This year, the cheerleaders
to higher and higher levels and more
invested in uniforms that more closely
involvement in the school and community.
coordinate with MSJ while still carrying an
We welcome all interested Sailors to try out
element of the Sailor pride we all have.
for our fall season, regardless of skill set or
It was amazing how much more invested
experience. We are always looking for new
MSJ's community became this season as
talent and are excited for what is to come!
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Science Department UPDATE
The Science National Honor Society
BY: CLAIRE SARGO, SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CHAIR
Sales. In the fall of 2015, the SNHS
T
hosted nurse Melanie Gonzalez,
(SNHS) is in its third year at Mount de
he Science Department strives to expose our students to new and exciting
who spoke to the students about
opportunities both in and out of the classroom. This year we hosted speakers,
bioethics in the medical environment.
competed in a cybersecurity challenge, and introduced two new courses:
A graduate of Franciscan University,
Environmental Science and Introduction to Computer Science. These science electives
Ms. Gonzalez works as a nurse at
are open to junior and senior students.
Mercy Medical Center and also serves as a private nurse for a special
The CyberPatriot team competed in its first year of competition. CyberPatriot is a
needs child.
cybersecurity competition in which students must identify and correct various vulnerabilities within their computer’s operating system. The team consists of sophomore Jane Hur and juniors Maddy Selby, Teresa Zambotti, Cathy Kwon, and Sarah Witt. The students competed in Rounds 1 and 2 plus the State Round to qualify for the Regional Round. Congratulations on a job well done!
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CINDERELLA “A finer night you know you’ll never see!” This year the Mount de Sales Academy Theatre Department, along with the theatrical talent of young men from Mount Saint Joseph High School, performed Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Over 70 students auditioned for the show, making it MDSA’s biggest cast ever. An additional 30 students were on the crew and in the pit band.
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M
ount de Sales hosted the Cappies Student Critics at the Saturday matinee. Close to 40 students from various high schools in the Baltimore area attended
and wrote fabulous reviews of the show, noting our depth of talent, creative choices of the Technical Team (led by Mrs. Cardall and the Theatre Arts class), and professionalism of the cast, crew, and pit band. Our patrons enjoyed the show just as much as the critics. Many guests decided to come back for a second time, leading to a sellout crowd on Saturday evening. Lots of little ones arrived wearing their own princess dresses and had a magical moment meeting Cinderella, played by MARLEY NIESZ ’16, after the show for pictures and autographs. According to Marley, “Performing in Cinderella was the best possible way to end my Mount de Sales theatre career. The whole experience was surreal, and the cast really came together to put on a magical performance despite all the snow. Participating in Mount de Sales theatre over the past four years has been the best part of my high school experience so far!” The cast and crew received a pleasant surprise when MARY MORENCY ’15, who played Mary Poppins in last year’s production, volunteered much of her winter break to help with props, sets, costumes, and music. “Volunteering at MDSA was an amazing experience. It enabled me to apply what I have learned at college in a supportive environment,” Mary commented. “Throughout high school the experiences and people I met in the MDSA drama program gave me the confidence and tools I needed to study musical theatre at Marymount Manhattan College.
It was really fun to come back and see the students getting those same opportunities.” We are so grateful Mary chose to help with the show! Our reputation for enjoyable, professional, family-friendly shows continues to grow each year thanks to the hard work of students like Marley, the dedication of Technical Director MRS. KELLY CARDALL ’93, Choreographer MRS. ANGELA ROMEO ’94 P’18, Music Director Jeff Hosier, and the faculty and staff who make “impossible things happen every day!" 11
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What’s new and exciting at MDSA? Our captivating video series!
Enriching the Whole Person
Dignity of Every Woman Watch now, watch often, and be sure to share the MDSA message with others! With sincere gratitude to MICHAEL & MARY THERESA PFAU P’97 ‘13 for their generous financial support and to
An Exceptional Place
Keeping the Fire Burning
Phil Rosensteel, of Wired Different Media,
FAITH is the assurance of things hoped for, the evidence of things unseen. Heb 11:1
PHONATHON UPDATE
BY: SISTER MARY BRIGID O.P., RELIGION DEPARTMENT CHAIR
Inc., who filmed and produced the video series. Visit mountdesales.org today!
Thank you to everyone who spoke with our girls during the Phonathon campaign! The annual event helps
Our faith points us to the final end we hope for: heaven. Our students are reminded
update our records and raise money for
in religion class of their mind-blowing identity. They are daughters of God and
the Annual Fund. It is a wonderful way
princesses of an eternal kingdom. They nourish this identity when at Mass they “do
for our constituents to connect with the
this in remembrance of Me,” taking Christ Himself as the food for their journey to that
current students who volunteer to make
anticipated kingdom. They live their identity as immortals when spontaneous prayer
the phone calls. If you would still like
leaders emerge on each of the sports teams to dedicate their victories and offer their
to contribute to the Phonathon, please
defeats to the Lord. We live our faith always and in all ways, because we have God’s
send in your donation before our fiscal
assurance of adoption. In faith, we hope for our unseen, but very real, home, heaven.
year ends on June 30, 2016!
Page 6-7 photos from left to right. Sponsors of the Guardian of Life Foundation, Gerard and Maureen Gallagher P’05 ’09, with recipients. Guest speaker and Semper Fi recipient Jennifer Myers ’16 with her mother, Maribeth. Holy Cross Scholarship benefactors Mary Ann and James Ehrman GP’12. Members of the McCormack family with the recipient of the Alma Kinlein McCormack ’36 and Marion Kaye McCormack ’72 Scholarship. MDSA Alumnae Association Secretary Danielle Wilson ’11 with recipients of the Alumnae Association scholarships.
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ALUMNAE NEWS
Alumnae
Spotlight Beth KRASTEL ’02 Beth Krastel ’02 is beloved by her students. She teaches math, coaches JV lacrosse, serves as a mentor, and has donated to the Annual Fund and Capital Campaign regularly for years. She exemplifies what it means to offer her time, talent, and treasure to Mount de Sales.
YOU HAVE BEEN A PART OF STAFF,
TELL US A LITTLE BIT ABOUT WHAT IT IS LIKE COACHING JV
FACULTY, AND ATHLETICS OVER YOUR
LACROSSE AT THE SCHOOL WHERE YOU USED TO PLAY AS
10 YEARS WORKING AT MDSA. WHAT
A STUDENT. Coaching and playing are different. I remember playing JV
HAS BEEN YOUR FAVORITE ROLE AT THE
lacrosse as a student and having so much fun while also learning a lot. That
SCHOOL? WHY? They have all been great
is my goal for these girls. I want them to better understand the game, improve,
roles, but I think my favorite is faculty. I love
have fun, and create a lot of memories. I also think about how lucky these girls
being a teacher and interacting with the girls
are to play on this amazing turf field!
every day; they are so much fun! I hope I am having a positive impact on my students and
WHAT IMPROVEMENT AT MOUNT DE SALES HAS MOST IMPRESSED
giving them some confidence that they may be
YOU SINCE GRADUATING IN 2002? The biggest improvement since
looking for in both math and life in general.
graduating is all of the facility updates. When I was a student, I remember digging in the ruins of the old infirmary during an archeology class. Now, those
YOU HAVE REGULARLY CONTRIBUTED TO
ruins are beautiful Alumnae Hall! A lot of the campus has changed with the new
THE ANNUAL GIVING FUND AND CAPITAL
field and the new convent. Also, we didn’t have the air conditioning and the heat
CAMPAIGN AT MOUNT DE SALES. WHY
15 years ago. As a teacher now I really appreciate having that!
HAVE YOU PRIORITIZED MDSA IN YOUR TITHING? MDSA has always been a big part of
my life and has given me so much. Some of my fondest memories are from high school and in my years working here. Importantly, it helped me to become even stronger in my faith. I think it is crucial to support a cause or institution in which you passionately believe. I believe so much in this school and its mission. Financially tithing to MDSA is my way of saying ‘thank you’ for what they have done in my life and what they continue to do for all these girls.
an amazing teacher! She really makes her class a comfortable environment where everyone feels welcomed. She has unlimited patience and won't let any student go confused or unsure
“Ms. Krastel is
of the subject material.”
–Sara Sullivan ‘16
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ALUMNAE NEWS
’40s
’90s
’00s
SISTER ISABELLE HARMON ‘47
KATHLEEN WILLS ’99 married Mark
SAMANTHA SNADER GLADHILL
dedicated her life to ministering to the
Causapin on June 27, 2015, in the
‘03 and her husband, Ryan, are excited
underprivileged with the Medical Mission
Chapel of St. Francis de Sales. Several
to
Sisters (MMS) for over 60 years. Her
Mount de Sales alumnae and friends
the
locations of service include Venezuela,
were in attendance, including JOELLE
their first child,
Amman, Jordan, Ghana, and Native
CHALL ’99 (maid of honor), CECILIA
a
American
Southwest
LEUMAS WHITE ’99 (bridesmaid),
named Lily Ann,
America as well as other regions. Sister
and MARY MCAULIFFE SYSKO ’99
on March 27,
Isabelle learned to speak five different
(reader). Kathleen and Mark met while
2015. She’s a
languages while working as an X-ray
teaching math in a summer program in
future Sailor in
technician and registered nurse in these
Hong Kong, and Mark proposed two
the making!
remote locations for MMS.
She now
years later when they both returned to
resides at a senior home for retired
Hong Kong to teach. Kathleen has taught
TERESA TILYOU ROSSON ’05 and
religious. She is pictured here with
at Mount de Sales for eight years and
her husband, Shawn, have two growing
her goddaughter, MARGIE WALSH
served as the Math department chair.
girls: Felicity Rose is 3 years old and
GROOT ’62, John Groot, and SHEILA
The two will continue their adventures in
Cecilia Joy is 1. Teresa, having worked
WALSH ’63.
Nashville, where Mark has accepted a
as a chemist before, is able to stay home
position at Aquinas College.
with them. Their family currently resides in
reservations
in
announce arrival
of
daughter
the Nashville area.
’90s
’00s
BRIANA LEE ’08 graduated from the
(Marley)
KATRINA ZELENKA MACWHORTER
with her Doctor of Physical Therapy
Elizabeth Lozowski to their family on
’00 and her husband, Keith, welcomed
degree on September 10, 2015. Briana
January 23, 2016, at 10:17 p.m. She
their
says that she wouldn’t have been able to
weighed 7 pounds
MacWhorter, on
dedicate herself to this journey without the
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and
April 3, 2015.
foundation that she received from Mount
21.3
Waylon weighed
de
inches long. Her
8
14
also says, “I am
big sisters Kinga,
ounces and was
thankful every day
Ingrid, and Ivette
21 inches long.
for the time I got
love helping to
He
to spend within
take care of her.
brother Brooks.
It’s a girl! EMMA EMESE SCHWARCZ LOZOWSKI ‘95 and her husband, Andy, happily
welcomed
ounces
measured
14
Marlena
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
second
pounds
joins
big
son,
Waylon
James
Sales.
those walls.”
She
ALUMNAE NEWS
’10s
HELP US
TAYLOR LUTZ ’11 received a graduate assistant position at Towson University, assisting the Communication Management department in research and as a teaching aid. Serving in this position funds her tuition for a master’s degree from Towson. In addition, Taylor also received a scholarship called the E. Magruder (Mac) and Helen M. Passano, Jr. Graduate Fellowship Endowment that covers all of her books and fees. She will graduate in 2016, completing her degree in half of the time as she doubled up on classes!
FIND OUR SAILORS WHO ARE LOST AT SEA!
If you recently moved, updated your email address, or changed your name, don’t forget to send in the updated information to Mount de Sales. We want to make sure that you are receiving our
In May 2015 JULIA PLANTS ’12 graduated a year early from the University of Maryland, College Park, magna cum laude, with a degree in hearing and speech sciences. She was also awarded membership into the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society. On June 18, 2016, she will be marrying Jamie Dubyoski, son of Mr. Dubyoski (MDSA religion teacher). Fellow alumna JULIE GILLS ‘12 will be in the wedding party. A week later, Julia and Jamie will be moving to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, where Jamie will be stationed as a naval officer.
publications and any updates from the school. Are we mailing this View from the Cupola to someone who no longer lives at this address? Please send all new information to Director of Alumnae Relations Elizabeth Binette Mahon ’07 at
JENNIFER ANN PUMPHREY ’12 will be graduating from UMBC with a bachelor’s degree in psychology in May 2016. Jennifer has been accepted into the master's program in counseling psychology at McDaniel College and will continue her education there in
emahon@mountdesales.org or by phone at 410.744.8498 ext. 265.
the fall. You are invited to follow Mount de Sales Academy on Twitter:
IN MEMORIAM Please pray for the following alumnae who have entered eternal life:
@MDSAhighschool.
We invite all alumnae,
MARY ANNE KNELL ’34
MARY REDMILES DUNN ’60
MARY ALLISON SCHUSTER ’40
JAYNE GOYETTE FLEISHER ’64
to like the "Mount de
ANN STROMBERG ’41
COLLEEN GRAHAM KEIRLE ’69
Sales Academy" page
friends, and families
on Facebook.
SHIRLEY ANN FINKNER LAUER ’43 CYNTHIA COOK BALCH ’77 SR. MARIE DECHANTAL ’47
*ANN CICHOWICZ P’77 ’79 ’81 ’85 *Past Principal of Mount de Sales
Join the Mount de Sales Academy Alumnae networking group
ALUMNAE SAVE-THE-DATE Visit mountdesales.org for more info. Saturday, May 28, 2016: 164TH 5.28
COMMENCEMENT AT 3:30 P.M. IN THE MUSIC HALL Members of the Class of 1966 are invited as honored guests
Please
pardon
our
on LinkedIn.
correction from the View from the Cupola, Winter 2016.
On
the back cover, the artist was erroneously noted.
The
Follow us on Instagram: @mountdesalesacademy.
correct artist of the wolf is CLAUDIA ROUTSON ’16. 15
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FY 2013 - 2014
FY 2014 - 2015
FY 2012 - 2013
(July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015)
REVENUES: Tuition and Fees
$
6,367,484
$
6,363,348
$
6,235,950
Contributions, Gifts, and Donations
$
507,901
$
901,148
$
470,986
Investment Income $
26,114
$
64,194
$
38,077
Auxiliary Enterprises $
72,528
$
86,236
$
70,172
Miscellaneous Income $
475,580
$
350,225
$
417,438
$
7,449,607
$
7,765,181
$
7,232,623
Instructional
$
5,292,446
$
5,202,120
$
4,929,814
Scholarships and Financial Aid
$
473,348
$
447,630
$
412,301
Operation and Maintenance
$
799,018
$
769,251
$
738,092
$
616,119
$
647,480
$
685,664
$
7,180,931
$
7,066,481
$
6,765,871
$
268,676
$
698,700
$
466,752
Net Assets, Beginning of Year
$
16,428,862
$
15,730,162
$
15,263,410
Net Assets, End of Year
$
16,697,538
$
16,428,862
$
15,730,162
Annual Fund
$
458,964
$
143,657
$
129,235
Restricted
$
46,937
$
757,090
$
341,751
Endowment
$
-
$
-
$
-
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS, & DONATIONS
$
505,901
$
900,747
$
470,986
TOTAL REVENUE EXPENSES:
General Institutional TOTAL EXPENSES CHANGE IN NET ASSETS:
CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS, & DONATIONS DETAIL:
Annual Fund Growth
Fiscal Year: July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015
$458,964 Total Revenue 85.4% Tuition and Fees
0.4% Investment Income
6.8% Contributions, Gifts, and Donations
1% Auxiliary Enterprises 6.4% Miscellaneous Income
$129,235
$143,657 Total Expenses 73.7% Instructional
’12-’13 16
’13-’14
’14-’15
6.6% Scholarships and Financial Aid
11.1% Operation and Maintenance 8.6% General Institutional
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Dear Friends of Mount de Sales Academy, It is with great excitement that I update you on the work of the Board of Trustees and the steps we are taking to support the mission of Mount de Sales Academy. We continue to make progress in fulfilling the initiatives outlined in the 2013-2018 Strategic Plan. The Facilities Committee completed a vigorous study of our facilities and proposed a campus-wide space utilization plan in the fall. Since then, the Fine Arts Feasibility Committee has utilized all the data and models from the other committees to plot our course. As a result, we are undertaking a multi-staged approach to meet the needs of our students. This plan was shared at the Academy Update meeting and webinar on March 17.
“Preservation of the Gate House,
As we move forward with each stage, we will continue our process of due diligence with thorough research and planning. The next step is to
the first impression of
undertake a fundraising feasibility study to determine the fundraising goals that we can expect to achieve in the next phase of the Capital
our campus, will free up 1,315
Campaign. Results of the feasibility study for the fourth floor renovation and Performing Arts Center will enable us to make a determination on
square feet in the 1852 Building
our next capital endeavors in 2017.
and allow for the relocation
In the meantime, the Board of Trustees recently approved an allocation of our existing reserve funds to renovate the historic Gate House, which
of the Business Office
is the oldest building on our campus. Preservation of the Gate House, the first impression of our campus, will free up 1,315 square feet in
and Sailor Shop as well as the
the 1852 Building and allow for the relocation of the Business Office and Sailor Shop as well as the expansion of the Cafeteria. The work is expected to begin this summer.
expansion of the Cafeteria.”
The Board of Trustees does not take any expense lightly. We are proud that we accomplished raising $5.5 million for Phase I (new heating and air conditioning for the entire 1852 Building, new convent, and campus security), and $1.7 million for Phase II (athletic field) of the Capital Campaign without incurring debt or impacting the cost of tuition. We are deeply grateful to the many donors who made this possible. We are also thankful to the donors who have supported the Performing Arts Center. All gifts restricted to the Performing Arts Center are being held for the purpose intended by the donor. Thank you for your commitment and please consider continuing to partner with us as we move forward to better serve the students of Mount de Sales Academy. To view the Academy Update PowerPoint presentation in its entirety, please visit our website at mountdesales.org. Sincerely,
Joseph Geier P’08 ’12 ’17 President Board of Trustees 17
ANNUAL REPORT
“T Wh Much is G
Time, Talent, Treasure, & Prayers
There are many ways in Mount de Sales enrich the
Members of the Alumnae Asso
month to plan fellowship and
current students. There are se daughters here, extending a walked through the windows
of our alumnae who offer the
prayers to MDSA. Here are a
alumnae network of w
to Mount de Sa
Colleen McKenna ’07 In 2014, the Alumnae Association decided they wanted to have a silent auction at the Crab Feast. As chair of the Silent Auction Committee, Colleen rolled up her sleeves and put in countless hours making sure the first silent auction was a success. Determined to see it grow, Colleen worked even harder to network and raise donations the next year. In 2015, the auction nearly doubled in size and money raised. We’re excited to see what happens in 2016!
Steadfast Sailors We celebrate the following
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MARY DUMLER GRIFFITH ’40 MARGARET STRICKROTH MCGRATH ’42 P’68 MARY ANN RITTER ROTH ’43 P’65 ’70
alumnae who
ELIZABETH KRUGER ’49
have given gifts of
EUGENIA HOGG MCKIM ’52 P’81 ’85
treasure for 20 or
LUCY BROCATO KUNERT ’57
FRANCES GRACE GLINKA ’53
more consecutive
ELIZABETH MEEHAN DRAGIN ’59 P’81 ’86 GP’17
years to Mount
M. LYNNE MILLER LEE ’63
de Sales:
ELEANOR WISE PROZELLER ’60 JOANN KUHN WEBER ’67 STEPHANIE HUNTER ’78
ANNUAL REPORT
To hom Given…”
n which the alumnae of overall school community.
ociation come together every
d fundraising events to benefit
everal women who send their family legacy of women who at graduation. We are proud
eir time, talent, treasure, and
a few more examples in the
we salute
Colleen McKenna ’07 Sharon McCormack ’77 Steadfast Sailors The Class of 1988
women who give back
ales.
Sharon McCormack'77 Sharon is no stranger when it comes to spending time at Mount de Sales. Her mother, M. Alma Kinlein McCormack ’36, and aunts, Doris Kinlein McGloin ’34, Marion Kinlein ’38, and Lucille Kinlein ’39, are all graduates. Her late sister, Marion McCormack ’72, also graduated from MDSA. Sharon and her brothers sponsor a scholarship every year in memory of her mother and sister. She also faithfully attends the Alumnae Memorial Mass every year along with other alumnae events. Sharon has served as a member on the Board of Trustees of Mount de Sales Academy since 2009.
The Class of 1988 When a member of the Class of 1988 was going through severe health obstacles this year, the Class of 1988 rallied together to pray for her in the Chapel of St. Francis de Sales on a weeknight. Others who couldn’t be there in person offered prayers and intentions that were presented to their Sailor Sister in the form of a spiritual bouquet. The ability to join together in the community of prayer lasts long after graduation for our alumnae.
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ANNUAL REPORT
Student Philanthropy Matters!
96%
100% 89%
All gifts to Mount de Sales Academy are important and enable us
72%
to fulfill our mission for our students. Student gifts, however, are especially meaningful. Through their support of the Your Participation Matters student giving campaign, students are making financial gifts to their school. The benefits of Your Participation Matters are three-fold: 1. Raise essential funds for MDSA 2. Create a habit of giving that hopefully lasts a lifetime 3. Build a culture of philanthropy at MDSA (a Strategic Plan goal) GREAT WORK, SAILORS! Your participation really does matter!
CLASS OF 2015
2015
2016
2017
2018
PARTICIPATION RATES
Miss Natalie Gobrial
Miss Sarah Muldoon
Miss Caroline Walsh
Miss Ashely Forsyth
Miss Caroline Alexander
Miss Emma Greene
Miss Lauren Munter
Miss Nicole Wilhelm
Miss Lindsey Foster
Miss Keri Amrhein
Miss Laura Gretz
Miss Lindsey Nalley
Miss Morgan Winterbottom
Miss Danielle Fraser
Miss Danielle Andrews
Miss Natalie Gries
Miss Katherine Nardolillo
Miss Kelly Wright
Miss Kathleen Garvey
Miss Maryanna Antoldi
Miss Sydney Hamilton
Miss Olivia Nartker
Miss Katelyn Young
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Miss Mariah Passwaters-Stamper
Miss Anna Zambotti
Miss Megan Gower
Miss Elizabeth Basil
Miss Margaret Hayden
Miss Margaret Patrick
Miss Camryn Beaumont
Miss Clara Howard
Miss Megan Penn
CLASS OF 2016
Miss Meredith Beisel
Miss Katrina Hrabinski
Miss Briana Prescott
Miss Hannah Angelella
Miss Gianna Grogan
Miss Alyssa Berdan
Miss Sydney Hunter
Miss Faith Reed
Miss Caroline Arnold
Miss Elizabeth Halligan
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Miss Taylor Johnson
Miss Jenna Rusk
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Miss Kathryn E. Kelly
Miss Sophia Ford
Miss Jillian McCarthy
Miss Sarah Steer
Miss Caroline A. Cornell
Miss Samantha Kenjorski
Miss Katelyn Frank
Miss Megan McDermott
Miss Sarah Strehl
Miss Catherine Currie
Miss Elizabeth Kolb
Miss Mary Funk
Miss Caitlyn McElroy
Miss Taylor Swenski
Miss Allison DeLisa
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Miss Riley Gentner
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Miss Barbara Van Natta
Miss Madelyn Dyer
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Miss Maria Vikander
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Miss Lauren Linsao
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Miss Kristin von Hagel
Miss Katheryn Finamore
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Miss Mary Morency
Miss Jennifer Walls
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Miss Danielle Manser
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Miss Celeste Goyena Miss Mackenzie Griffith
ANNUAL REPORT Miss Katlyn Martin
Miss Rachel Baeck
Miss Kathleen Kyak
Miss Teresa Zambotti
Miss Mary Langley
Miss Christina McCaul
Miss Betty Bartlinski
Miss Maria LeMonnier
Miss Maria Ziegler
Miss Julia Lawrence
Miss Claire McCormack
Miss Caroline Bateman
Miss Allison Long
Miss Madeline McVearry
Miss Alexa Blue
Miss Christina Lukasavage
CLASS OF 2018
Miss Hannah Megan
Miss Julia Blurton-Jones
Miss Delia Lynch
Miss Maya Ackerman
Miss Mary Marc
Miss Jennifer Myers
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Miss Maggie Maguire
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Miss Jenna Polignone
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Miss Katherine Pope
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Miss Gabriela Penafiel
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Miss Colleen Cusick
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CLASS OF 2017
Miss Doyeon Lee Miss Rachel Leisher
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ANNUAL GIVING
Ms. Anne A. Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dudley
Ms. Dina Beaumont
Mrs. Rosalie A. Carroll
Ms. Maura K. Duffy
Mr. Dylan Beaumont
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Carver
Ms. Katherine M. Dunklee
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Beaumont
Mrs. Kathleen Causapin
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Dunklee
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Beliveau
Ms. Paula E. Cavanaugh
Mr. Joseph Dylong
Miss Elizabeth Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Chester
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Egan
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Benzing
Miss Katherine A. Connolly
Miss Kathleen M. Egan
Ms. Patricia A. Adams
Ms. Nicole A. Benzing
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Coolahan, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ehart
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ames, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berlett
Mrs. Melanie M. Crandell-Johnson
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ames
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Beynon
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cugle
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Eller
Mr. and Mrs. M. Edward Amos, III
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Biagiotti
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Cunningham
Ms. Theresa Andrews Evans
Ms. Theresa Angelozzi
Ms. Suzanne Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Fabula
Anonymous
Ms. Meghan Blodgett
Ms. Kirsten Dahlberg
Mr. and Mrs. Denis L. Falter
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Blodgett
Ms. Nichole N. Dantoni
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Feehely
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. George Blyth, III
Ms. Anna Danz
Mrs. Anne S. Feild
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Arnold
Mrs. M. Catherine Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. D’Avella
Ms. Donna L. Fendlay
Miss Stephanie Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Bowman
Miss Grace Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Fettig, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold
Miss Emily E. Boyle
Mr. and Mrs.+ Harold Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Fitzpatrick
Ms. Katherine R. Audy
Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. Boyle
Mr. Frank J. DeGeorge
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzsimmons
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Avara
Mr. William A. Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. D’Elia
Ms. Janet Flanagan
Ms. Gianna E. Baccala
Mrs. Emma Jo Brantley
Ms. Molly L. D’Elia
Mr. Charles A. Fleischer
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baccala
Mr. James Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeLisa
Ms. Kaitlin M. Fletcher
Ms. Rachel Bacon
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Brzostowski
Ms. Betty Dice
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ford, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Buck
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Diehl, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Thurl Burdette
Ms. Brooke E. Dignan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forton
Mr. and Mrs. Chad L. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burnham
Miss Erin N. Dignan
Ms. Lucia A. Fraser
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Burns
Mrs. Lynn DiMeo
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Fratantuono
Mrs. Dolores Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Tristan Burwell
Mr. John H. Doud, III
Ms. Valerie A. Fuecker
Mr. Charles Balch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Butler
Mrs. Mary Ellen L. Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Gahagan
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Bankard, III
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Butrim
Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Dragin
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Gahagan
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Barbour
Ms. Judith G. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dubyoski
Ms. Daniella Galindo
Miss Merry C. Baronas
Mr. and Mrs. Ian G. Cardall
Mr. and Mrs. James Dubyoski
Ms. Kelly A. Gallager
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Barth
Mr. and Mrs. John Carmody
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Dubyoski
Mr. Sean Gannon
Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Bateman
Mrs. Alice Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Duda
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Gardner, Jr.
SAINT PADRE PIO SOCIETY | Gifts up to $99
22
+ deceased
Annual Giving Campaign The
There are many points of pride at Mount de Sales Academy, not the least of which is every one of our benefactors. We give a heartfelt thank you to our recurrent donors—your faithful support is critical to our success. Thanks to
YOU, we
surpassed our 2014-2015 Annual Giving goal by $60,000! This year, we are shifting our aim from dollars to donors. Our 2015-2016 Annual Giving goal is to increase our donor base by 10% more donors to help spread the good news of Mount de Sales Academy and enable us to embark on our exciting new ventures outlined in the 2013-2018 Strategic Plan update. If you have not made a donation to Mount de Sales considering becoming a new donor, we need your help in achieving our goal before the end of the fiscal year on June 30!
2015-2016
OUR GOAL
ANNUAL GIVING
TOTAL DONORS
Academy in a while, or are
'14-'15
total donors
'15-'16 goal
1,129 1,242 23
Ms. Vernitta Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. Henn
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Klug
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph H. Lytton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Garner
Mr. and Mrs. Max F. Hesselbein, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Knight
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Maclean
Mr. Brian Gaspar and Mrs. Danielle M. Ko
Miss Lauren E. Hiltz
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Koenig, Jr.
Ms. Mary Maclean
Mr. and Mrs. David Gates
Ms. Miriam J. Hines
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Kolb
Miss Madison A. Maguire
Miss Jaclyn Gates
Miss Gina Hisky
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Korch
Ms. Nancy Maguire
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Gates
Ms. Jennifer L. Holl
Mr. and Mrs.+ Harry Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mahon
Ms. Courtney A. Geier
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holl
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew N. Kreft
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mahoney
Ms. Allison B. George
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt
Miss Alexandra E. Kresslein
Ms. Carolyn Majerowicz
Miss Ronnie Marie Georgieff
Mrs. and Mr. Pamela C. Holub
Mrs. Marie Kromeke
Ms. Kathryn C. Marlatt
Ms. Catherine Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Hoos
Mrs. Faye P. Kuehnl
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Marlatt
Ms. Nancy Gillece
Mrs. Carolyn Hornack
Mrs. Lucy M. Kunert
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Maselko
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Gilless
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Horsmon
Miss Margaret LaCourse
Ms. Megan Mastroianni
Mrs. Ann T. Gilligan
Mr. Jeffrey Hosier
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lamm
Ms. Marilyn T. Mattingly
Ms. Nina D. Glose
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hrabinski
Miss Mary K. Lamm
Ms. Elizabeth A. May
Ms. Laurie Goldman
Miss Rebecca C. Huber
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lamont
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. McAuliffe
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Golibart, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lancaster
Miss Norina R. McAuliffe
Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Gosnell, Jr.
Miss Erin Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lanciotti
Ms. Janice McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Graniewski
Mr. William Hunter
Mrs. Clare S. Langley
Ms. Megan N. McCawley
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greene
Miss McKenzie R. Hutchinson
Mr. and Dr. Kenneth J. Larsen
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McDonald
Miss Amanda Gretz
Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Jablecki
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lawrence
Ms. Annie McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold D. Gries
Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Jamison, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lazard
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. McDowell
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Griffin, III
Miss Frantzie Jeannot
Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Lee
Ms. Kathryn D. McElgunn
Mrs. Mary E. Griffith
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jendrek
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Legendre
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGrain
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grochmal
Mr. and Mrs. John Jimenez
Mr. Lawrence Leibhart
Mrs. Margaret S. McGrath
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Grose
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Johnson
Mr. Bernard J. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn McHale
Mrs. Gloria Gustitis
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lewis
Ms. Megan E. McKenna
Ms. Hannah T. Gutcher
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jopson
Ms. Krysten M. Lewis
Mrs. Eugenia H. McKim
Mrs. Leslie A. Handler
Ms. Ruth Kalscheur
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Liberto
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard C. Melka
Miss Caroline K. Hanlon
Mrs. Mary Kaltenbach
Ms. Ann C. Lipscombe
Mr. and Mrs. Grant E. Menefee
Mrs. Grace C. Harmon
Miss Catherine Keane
Mrs. Mary W. Louzon
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Meng
Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Harris
Mrs. Linda Keller
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Miss Colleen Miller
Ms. Maureen R. Hattrup
Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lund
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Miller
Mr. James M. Hauf
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Kenney
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lutz
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Heilman
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Kerekes
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Luzier
Ms. Margaret Mitchell
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+ deceased
Mrs. Inez L. Mix
Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott Preston
Mrs. Merry K. Seablom
Miss Courtney P. Van Wie
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Moran
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Prindeze
Mr. Earl F. Seboda
Miss Claire L. Vartain
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Moylan
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Printz
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand M. Selby
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Verch
Miss Abbey Mules
Mr. and Mrs. George Prock
Miss Julianna Shearer
Ms. Ada L. Vergne
Mr. and Mrs. James Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence A. Puglisi
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shearer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Vidmar
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Nance
Ms. Barbara Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Shenk, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vollaro
Ms. Michelle Natale
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Randall
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell J. Skalstad
Ms. Mara E. Vukcevich
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Nellies
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Raver
Mr. Joseph B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nettles
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Allan S. Snyder
Miss Lynn A. Walsh
Miss Kathryn Nevin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Reichelt
Mr. and Mrs. Randy G. Stair
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery E. Niesz
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Reisinger
Ms. Mary J. Stanton
Mr. and Mrs. Shane Walston
Mr. Charles R. Nitsch
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Reisler
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Steffe
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Warner
Mr. and Mrs. James Noonan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Renehan
Ms. Megan Steffe
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Washko
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Norton
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. David Wasmund
Ms. Joyce E. Nuttall
Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Ribblett
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Matas Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nyman
Ms. Mary J. Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Stromberg
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Weber
Mrs. Mary H. O’Donnell
Ms. Ashley M. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Welsh
Mr. Gregory M. Olszewski
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Rodriguez
Mr. and Mrs. Leszek Syski
Miss Claire E. Welzant
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ordakowski
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Romeo, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Zoltan S. Szabo
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whelan
Mrs. Jo Anne Bloom Parks
Mrs. Sally A. Rominski
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Tacka, Sr.
Miss Anastasia White
Mr. Frank Paul and Dr. Jeanne McCauley
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Ruppert
Ms. Teresa S. Tacka
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Wilhelm, Jr.
Ms. Robin Peace
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sagastume
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Tate
Ms. Anne Marie Willis
Miss Anna M. Peragine
Ms. Kelly E. Sagastume
Miss Anne C. Tavera
Ms. Jessica L. Wilson
Ms. Jennifer A. Perez
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Salazar
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Wiseman
Mr. Jose Perez
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Salter
Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Thompson
Mr. James Wisnieski and Ms. Lisa M. Frattare
Ms. Victoria Perez
Mrs. Rita Murray Saltysiak
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn D. Tibbo
Miss Payson Wisniewski
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Pescrille
Ms. Claire Sargo
Dr. and Mrs. John E. Tis
Miss Katherine E. Witt
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sarver
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Toczek, Sr.
Miss Grace Woo
Mrs. Cynthia Piechocki
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Schapiro
Mr. and Mrs. Jaime C. Tolentino
Ms. Megan Wood
Mrs. Shannon M. Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schmitz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Towle
Ms. Margaret M. Woods
Mr. James E. Pope, Jr.
Ms. Carolyn M. Schorr
Mr. and Mrs. William Trautwein
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Woody
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Posner
Mr. and Mrs. David Schorr
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wright
Ms. Mary W. Powell
Mr.+ and Mrs. Walter C. Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. William Tupper
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Wrisk
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Preiss
Mrs. Mary C Scranton
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Van Hollen
Mrs. Barbara D. Yargar
+ deceased
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"As Christine finishes her first semester of college, we are so very
grateful for the strong foundation
she received at MDSA. Well done and thank you!" -Debbie & Keith McQuay P’14
"This gift is given to the school which does so much for our young Christian women and in
appreciation for the wonderful work you and your staff do for the school."
-Michael & Mary Theresa Pfau P’97 ’13
ANNUAL GIVING 26
116
'15-'16 goal
128
CURRENT STUDENTS
OUR GOAL
CURRENT PARENTS
2015-2016
'14-'15
total donors
'14-'15
total donors
'15-'16 goal
415 454
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Zambotti
Ms. Lillian F. Brzostowski
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ziff
Ms. Erin Bugg
Mrs. Janet P. Zinzeleta
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Lloyd Buller, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burch
SAINT MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL SOCIETY | Gifts $100-$499
Mr. Leonard F. Gmeiner and Mrs. Patricia Elliott-Gmeiner Exelon Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Held Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Herron Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hewins
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Burr
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Fell
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hisky
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Butler
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Hobart, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Calderone
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Klein, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Holland
Mrs. Antoinette Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Florenzo
Dr. and Mrs. Scott A. Huber
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Celestina
Mr. and Mrs. David Fontana
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Hufford
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Chairs
Mrs. Dorothy Temmink Furnary
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. Chester D. Andrzejewski
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Mark Childress
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Gallagher
Ms. Stephanie A. Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Angeletti
Miss Jessica M. Christopolis
Mr. Joseph A. Gallo
Ingersoll-Rand
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Geier
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien L. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Gentner, Sr.
The Jacobs Co., Incorporated
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Arnold
Class of 2004
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Georgieff
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Jaecksch
Mr. and Mrs. Emerito L. Asuncion Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clements
Mr. and Mrs. John Geppi
Dr. Bayly E. Janson-La Palme
Mr. and Mrs. William Badger
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cohagan
Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Gettmann
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jarboe
Mr. and Mrs. James Baeck
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Colclough
Mrs. Mary Jo Giulioni
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Bashur
Dr. and Mrs. O. Dale Collins, III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Goodney
Mr. and Mrs. Roch Kallmyer
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Belk
Commonwealth Cares Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gover
Mrs. Mary Ortisi Kane
Ms. Julie Belkin
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Connolly
Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Grebosky
Mr. Raymond J. Kane, Jr.
Mrs. Katherine D. Benzing
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cress
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greene
Dr. Gail Keller
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Gregg
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Beyea
Mrs. Louise DeFeo
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gretz
Mrs. Ann H. Kendrall
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bieberich
Mr. and Mrs. Steven DeGeorge
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Grogan
Mrs. Melanie Killian
Dr. and Mrs. Damian Birchess
Mr. and Mrs. Morrell Delcher
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Groot
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. King
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black
Mr. Stephen Delgado
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Klein, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Blurton-Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Demos
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hagen
Ms. Emily Ko
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Bohan
Ms. Sally M. Di Marco
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Haines, Jr.
Ms. Elizabeth M. Krastel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bonner
Mr. and Mrs. Victor P. Doda
Mr. David Hand and Ms. Mary Dan
Mrs. Harriet K. Krotz
Commander and Mrs. William J. Boulay
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Dubyoski
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hanlon
Ms. Suzanne G. Lancelotta
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Eric Boustany
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Duffy
Mr. Richard Harmon
Mrs. Rosemarie S. Laque
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Eichelberger
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Hasson
Lauer’s Supermarket and Bakery
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bracken
Mr. and Mrs. G Kenneth Eichelman
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hattrup
Mrs. M Lynne Lee
American Trading & Production Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey McCormack
Italics indicate Corporate Matching Gift
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Davis
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Leo
Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. McNulty
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rittie
Mr. and Mrs. G. Harman Switzer, III
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Lightner
Mr. and Mrs. Alfonse Meccariello
Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Tavera
Ms. Laura L. Lodowski
Mr. and Mrs. James Menendez
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Roesler
Mr. and Mrs. Eric P. Tilyou
Ms. Elyse J. Lombardi
Morgan Stanley
Ms. Mollie Rogers
Mr. Robert M. Tirocchi
Mrs. Jeannie M. Rooney
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Todd
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lombardi
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Phelps
Ms. Jordan M. Lombardi
Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Muehe
Ms. Karen M. Rose
Commander and Mrs. Kevin J. Tokarick
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lombardo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Murphy
Mrs. Angela C. Rossetti
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turgeon
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Losiewski
Mr. Shayne Myhand
Mrs. Mary Ann Roth
United Way of Central Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Love
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nava
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruf
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowcher
Mr. and Mrs. Greg J. Neary
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Van Wie
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Lund
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Neugebauer
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sawyer
Mrs. Ursula Varner
Mrs. Susan H. Lyon
Ms. Jeane M. Neuman
Mr. and Mrs. John Scavilla
Verizon Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Malarkey, III
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Nevin
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schall
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hunter
Ms. Katherine A. Malloy
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Vann Nguyen
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Vogelpohl
Mrs. Mary C. Mangione
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. O’Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Schwarz
Ms. Sheila Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Manser
Mr. and Mrs. Mell A. O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Scott, Jr.
Mr. Gregory K. Walton
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Marc
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Owen
Mrs. Carol Scully
Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Martel
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Padgett
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Shoemaker
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Warner
Mr. Larry Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Panzer
Ms. Donna Shugars
Wells Fargo Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Payton
Mr. and Mrs. Rick A. Siebert
Mrs. Katherine McAuliffe
Mr. and Mrs. Pablo B. Penafiel
Ms. Barbara L. Siegrist
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Welzant
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Penn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Sikorsky, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. White
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory McCormack
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Person
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Simon
Mrs. Theresa White
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey McCormack
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skora
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilkinson
Dr. Sharon J. McCormack
Captain and Mrs. Thomas M. Pigoski
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Williams, Jr.
Mr. William McCormack, Jr.
Ms. Allison Plaut
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wingard
Mr. and Mrs. Shaun R. McCullough
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Poisal
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Smoot
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McCurdy
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Prozeller
Mr. and Mrs. Jan E. Sochurek
Sister Janet Mary Yu, O.P.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael McDonough, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Purkey
Miss Emma L. Staley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zapata
Ms. Marie McGinn
Mr. and Mrs. John Quirk
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Stetz
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Zerhusen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGraw
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Ramsburg
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Street
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ziegenhein, III
Ms. Colleen McKenna
Mr. Jerome Reddy
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Strickland
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Zitzer
Mr. and Mrs. William McMahon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rittie
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stryjewski
Mrs. Jeanne Martin
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gretz
Italics indicate Corporate Matching Gift
"Our mother, a 1946 graduate, felt that she received an excellent education at Mount de Sales even though she was never sure how her education was paid for since the family did not have the financial means. The enclosed check is the way in which
she wanted to express her gratitude for the education she received."
-Daughter of an MDSA Alumna ‘46
"We deeply appreciate the dedication of all the Dominican Sisters in educating our granddaughter! Thank you all." -Proud and Grateful Grandparents GP’16
OUR GOAL
ANNUAL GIVING
ALUMNAE
2015-2016
'15-'16 goal
253
278
PAST PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS & OTHERS
'14-'15
total donors
'14-'15
total donors
'15-'16 goal
347 382 29
SAINT JANE FRANCES DE CHANTAL SOCIETY | Gifts $500-$999 Ahold Financial Services
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nejfelt
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Dignan
Mr. Patrick Neubauer
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ehrman
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Nevin
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen W. George
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Dignan
Northrop Grumman Foundation
Mr. J. Sebastian Grabenstein
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wineholt
T. Rowe Price Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stryjewski
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Howland
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Williams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lukowski
SAINT CECILIA SOCIETY | Gifts $5,000-$9,999
Dr. and Mrs. John Baronas
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Reinckens
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Marx
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blee
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Riddle, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Nettina
Mr. John N. Bowers
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Roling
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Burns
Ms. Elizabeth M. Saverino
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Croteau
Mrs. Jacqueline D. Christopher
Mrs. Velia J. Saverino
Mr. Joseph Zapata and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dinoto, Jr.
Employees Charity Organization of
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Shoemaker
Northrop Grumman
Mrs. Anne J. Short +
Mrs. Sally M. Norton
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Mules
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jopson
Mr. and Mrs. David Skomba
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pistorio
Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Smyth
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turgeon
Target
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Reiter
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Witt
Mr. and Mrs. Edward von Lange
Reverend Michael J. P. Roach
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Giermek
Mrs. Mary Jo Warthen
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Ryan
Mrs. Frances M. Glinka
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Williams
School Uniform Outfitters, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Glose
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wineholt
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Gretz
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Witt
Mr. and Mrs. Brian V. Sterner
Anonymous
Ms. Jennifer M. Hackett
Mr. Joseph Zapata and
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Svehla
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Cunningham
Ms. Martha Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Armand J. Volta, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McVearry
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hauf Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Hockstra
Ms. Donna M. Szuba
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Arnold
Ms. Donna M. Szuba
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Martin
SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS SOCIETY | Gifts $10,000-$24,999
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krastel
SAINT JUDE SOCIETY | Gifts $1,000-$2,499 SAINT ANTHONY SOCIETY | Gifts $2,500-$4,999
Lt. Col. Elizabeth A. Kruger, USA Retired
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Altoz
Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. MacLean
Apartment Services, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Alexander
Reverend Walter J. McGovern
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Audy
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. John V. Mianulli
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell
Anonymous
Mrs. Corinne Middleton +
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark
Dr. and Mrs. Ivan H. Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Minnich, III
Mrs. Jowina Crehan
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Forgen
The Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Foundation
Reverend Edward J. Mullowney, S.S.J.
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Culotta
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Geier
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Munson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dignam
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Picco
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jobson Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. Kosloski
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfau Trinity Quality Homes, Inc.
SAINT DOMINIC SOCIETY | Gifts $50,000-$99,999
+ deceased | Italics indicate Corporate Matching Gift
ANNUAL REPORT
Sailor Sisters Challenge:
“Pass it Forward”
SHEILA WALSH graduated from Mount de Sales Academy in 1963. Over 50 years later, Sheila says she is indebted to MDSA for the education, friendships, and overall formation she received during her years here. Now, she feels a responsibility to pass it forward to others through inclusion of her alma mater in her estate plans. The many gifts and memories of being an MDSA student have made an indelible impression on Sheila. “The [MDSA] graduation is one of the most beautiful with the long dresses and red roses. We all looked forward to that,” she recalls. “We also had wonderful times with Mrs. Muir singing, and wonderful times playing basketball. My sister, MARGARET WALSH GROOT ’62, and I were on the varsity basketball team. Our team was quite respectable considering we had to borrow gym time from churches and other schools. We didn’t really have a coach so the students taught each other.” While other schools had more resources, Sheila points out that MDSA students had resourcefulness through creativity and desire. Sheila still embodies these characteristics today. She applied the skills she learned at Mount de Sales to achieving her goals after graduation. As an adult, Sheila attended Stevenson University, where she received a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems and a master’s degree in advanced information technology. She juggled pursuing her degrees with working and raising her two sons, Vincent and Alex. Now, Sheila is retired from the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services where she was the webmaster supervisor in the Information Technology and Communication Division. Sheila’s personal and professional experiences provided a great appreciation for the importance of a strong education directed toward a marketable career for women. Her love of MDSA and recognition of the important role the school has in forming young women motivated Sheila to include Mount de Sales Academy in her estate plans. When the time comes, Sheila’s residual estate will be divided among favorite charities, of which MDSA is grateful to be included. Sheila’s gift is given without restriction allowing MDSA maximum flexibility in the use of her bequest. Sheila’s primary goal through her gift to MDSA is to help young women acquire an education and gain the necessary skills to take care of themselves and their families. We appreciate this tremendous generosity and the benefit it will bring to generations of Sailors yet to come.
For more information on Planned Giving for the benefit of MDSA,
Sheila would like to challenge her Sailor Sisters to consider their support of Mount de
please visit mountdesales.org or
Sales. She explains that “Mount de Sales has stepped up to the call to create a fine
contact BETH SAVERINO ’87 at
educational institution. It makes us alumnae proud, and we should recognize that it
esaverino@mountdesales.org or
was done through good planning and careful use of resources. It is our responsibility
410.744.8498 ext. 139.
to support MDSA!" 31
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
Mr. and Mrs. John Clements
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Raver
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Connolly
Mr. Jerome Reddy
Mr. Stephen Delgado
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rittie
Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Dragin
Ms. Kathleen G. Russell
SAINT PADRE PIO SOCIETY | Gifts up to $99
Mr. and Mrs. James Dubyoski
Mr. and Mrs. David Schorr
Exelon Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Szczybor
Mr. Brian Gaspar and Mrs. Danielle M. Ko
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Tirocchi
Ms. Sara E. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Foster
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gentner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Young
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Glose
Ms. Sharon Zerhusen
Mr. and Mrs.+ Harold Davis
Mr. and Mrs. William Glover
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Mirek S. Golebiowski
Mr. William Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon Fuchs
Ms. Kara M. Hand
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Horsmon
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hanlon
Mr. William Hunter
Ms. A. Erin Hines
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Audy
Mrs. Linda Keller
Mrs. Mary R. Holden
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Croxson
Mr. Lawrence Leibhart
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Holden
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Eichelman
Reverend Michael J. P. Roach
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jopson
Ms. Jennifer M. Hackett
Mrs. Maria Schwendinger
Mr. Brian Gaspar and Ms. Danielle M. Ko
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hauf
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sheridan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koenig
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker S. Hite
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith
Ms. Elizabeth M. Krastel
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Izydore
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Maguire
Mr. Eugene Lappe, III
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Marlatt
Mr. William P. Lynch and
SAINT MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL SOCIETY | Gifts $100-$499
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. McDonald
SAINT JANE FRANCES DE CHANTAL SOCIETY | Gifts $500-$999
Mrs. Kathy E. Norton
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. McDowell
Mrs. Marie McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Keith T. McQuay
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Reiter
T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Bankard, III
Mr. and Mrs. Keith T. McQuay
Deacon and Mrs. Mark E. Ripper
Ms. Rebecca Bankard
Ms. Diane Miller
Ms. Elizabeth M. Saverino
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blake
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Walther
Ms. Judith G. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nava
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Woo
Mr. and Mrs. John Carmody
Mr. and Mrs. Mell A. O'Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ziff
Mrs. Antoinette Carter
Mr. Gregory M. Olszewski
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+ deceased | Italics indicate Corporate Matching Gift
SAINT JUDE SOCIETY | Gifts $1,000-$2,499
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rocco Vicchio, Jr. Wells Fargo Foundation
SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS SOCIETY | Gifts $10,000-$24,999
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gretz Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. James Young
The Aureus Foundation
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. William Ziegler
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Eric Boustany
SAINT ANTHONY SOCIETY | Gifts $2,500-$4,999
Capital One Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Jennings Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Culotta
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Geier Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Giermek Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Mules
Mr. Dale Dean
Dr. and Mrs. Damian Birchess
The Pechter Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shearer
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Finley
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Sliker
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Schweitzer
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gretz
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Smoot
Mr. and Mrs. Armand J. Volta, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes
SAINT CECILIA SOCIETY | Gifts $5,000-$9,999
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Kaufman Lt. Col. Elizabeth A. Kruger, USA Retired Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. MacLean
Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. Boyle
Captain and Dr. Donald Marcus
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Diegelman
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNulty
EE Connelly Family Foundation
Sanders Designs
Mr. and Mrs.+ Francis H. Falter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Sanders, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gower
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Szczybor
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Ignacio
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Topper
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan
Dr. and Mrs. James Zalucki
SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENA SOCIETY | Gifts $25,000-$49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold
SAINT DOMINIC SOCIETY | Gifts $50,000-$99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Brown
"The Board of Trustees does not take any expense lightly. We are proud that we accomplished raising $5.5 million for Phase I (new heating and air conditioning for the entire 1852 Building, new convent, and campus security), and $1.7 million for Phase II (athletic field) of the Capital Campaign without incurring debt or impacting the cost of tuition.
We are
deeply grateful to the many donors who made this possible. We are also thankful to the donors who have supported the Performing Arts Center." - JOSEPH GEIER P’08 ’12 ’17, President, Board of Trustees
+ deceased | Italics indicate Corporate Matching Gift
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ANNUAL REPORT
thank you D
aily, our students pray the Mount de Sales Academy Morning Offering, which concludes with the line, “… and for the intentions
of our Mount de Sales Friends and Benefactors,” to express our gratitude to God for all those who give for the benefit of our students.
Mount de Sales Academy Celebrates Philanthropy
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Annually, we also express our gratitude to many of our benefactors who gather for a celebration of philanthropy at Mount de Sales Academy. The Black and White celebration on November 14, 2015, began with Mass in the Chapel of St. Francis de Sales followed by dinner in the Music Hall. Guests enjoyed music from members of the Concert Choir, and the evening concluded with the angelic voices of the Dominican Sisters singing their nightly prayer.
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Page 34 | (Top left to right) Lee and Karen Arnold P’14 ’16 ’20; MDSA Benefactors; Sr. Mary Esther, O.P., and Chris and Jeanne Langelutting ‘84. (Bottom) Dominican Sisters singing nightly prayers. Page 35 | (Top left to right) Danny and Lynda Mules ‘77 P ’05 ’13; Michael and Lynn Boyle P ’14 ’16 ’18 and Jim and Michelle Zalucki ’84 P’12 ’15 ’20; Frank and Alice Falter+ ’60 P’84 ’86 GP’18 and Beth Saverino ‘87. (Middle left to right) Reverend Al Scharbach, Richard and Marguerite Alexander P’15, Vince and Cheryl Culotta P’15 ‘18 and Paul and Elaine Galeone. (Bottom left to right) Joe Geier P’08 ’12 ’17 and Brian MacLean P’14; Concert Choir; Mary Theresa and Michael Pfau P’97 ’13; Jean Schweitzer P’17 ’18 ’19 and Mark and Karen McVearry P’16; Larraine and John Clark P’02.
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ANNUAL REPORT
Gifts IN HONOR Mrs. Lauren Haines Ambrogio ’00 Mrs. Stephanie D'Avella Ashby ‘88 Ms. Caroline Butler ‘12
2014 Crabfeast Silent Auction IN KIND Donations
Ms. Emily Butler ‘09 Mrs. Alice Carpenter
The Baltimore Orioles
Sister Philip Joseph Davis, O.P.
Catonsville Discount Liquors
The Dominican Sisters
Catonsville Gourmet
Miss Laurel Glover ‘15
Cindy's Spirits
Ms. Helen Haines ‘10
Clear Channel
Ms. Laura Hewins ‘08
Mrs. Frances Glinka
Ms. Margaret Kenney ‘09
Dimitri's International Grille
Mrs. Lindsey Murphy Miss Katherine Nardolillo ‘15 Mrs. Michelle Natale Mrs. Louis Mattingly O’Brien ‘30 Mrs. Marta Salazar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Schuster P’02 ‘09 Mrs. Maggie Schorr P’10 ‘15
Mrs. Christine Duda Eggspectation
Enchanted Forest Wine & Spirits ESPN 980 Mr. and Mrs. + Francis H. Falter, Jr. Fractured Prune Mrs. Brittany Gallagher
Sister Janet Mary Yu, O.P.
Gianni's Italian Bistro and Crab House
Mrs. Patricia Ziff
Grilled Cheese & Co.
Sister Robert Ann, O.P.
Mrs. Bernadette Hillman
Class of 1959
Home Depot, Lansdowne
Class of 1961
Jason's Wine & Spirits
Class of 1965
Mrs. Jeanne Langeluttig
Class of 2004
Gifts IN KIND
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Stanford Grill Sweet Elizabeth Jane Tersiguel's French Country Restaurant Village Green Spirit Shop
Westshire Associates The White Oak Tavern Ms. Jessica L. Wilson Wine & Spirits on Frederick Road Mrs. Meghan Young
Gifts IN MEMORY
Elizabeth M Photography
Miss Anne Tavera ‘14
Class of 1984
Ship's Café
Mr. and Mrs. Edward von Lange The Ale House Columbia
Mrs. Eileen Clements
Ms. Sarah Kenney ‘06
Mrs. Julie Rose
Leelynn’s Dining Room & Lounge Lyndwood Square Wine & Spirits Mr. James E. Malone, Jr., District 12A MD House of Delegates Ms. Colleen McKenna No More Piles Peace A Pizza
Ms. Jessica O'Ferrall
Mrs. Gloria Pomeisl
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Schweitzer
The Pottery Stop
Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Smyth
Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Robinson
Mr. Harold G. and Mrs. Mary S. Albert Mrs. Cynthia Cook Balch ‘77 Mr. Williams Christensen P’01 Ms. Margaret Copper Mrs. Frances O'Ferrall Costello ’39 P’58 ’62 ’64 GP’93 Mrs. Miriam Burke Dean ‘23 Mrs. Justine Elizabeth Dougherty GP’15 Sr. Marie Duerr, S.U.S.C. Mrs. Patricia Feehly Gordon ‘49 Mrs. Claudia Copper Hornatko P’86 Mrs. Antoinette Lawrence Hughes ‘33 Ms. Catherine Lowrey ‘63 Mrs. Margaret Helen Kirwan Maisel ’30 P’53 ‘56 Mrs. Alma Kinlein McCormack ’36 P’72 ’77 GP’16 ‘19 Ms. Marion Kaye McCormack ‘72 Mrs. Margaret Spicer Piel ‘49 Mr. Samuel Pistorio Ms. Valerie Sheridan ‘77 Mrs. Margaret Tamburo P’70 Mr. Richard Thiemeyer P’82
Every gift is important to Mount de Sales Academy. However, in a list of this magnitude, errors sometimes occur. The gifts reflected in this report were received by Mount de Sales Academy between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. If you know that a donor's name has been misspelled, incorrectly placed, or omitted, please accept our sincere apology. We are grateful if you would inform us of any such errors at the Mount de Sales Academy Development Office at 410.744.8498. Thank you for your generosity and continued support of Mount de Sales Academy. You remain daily in the prayers of our Sisters, students, faculty, and staff. 36
+ deceased
ALUMNAE GIVING By Year
Class of 1923 In memory of Mrs. Miriam Burke Dean
Class of 1930 In memory of Mrs. Margaret Helen Kirwan Maisel Mrs. Louis Mattingly O’Brien
Class of 1933 In memory of Mrs. Antoinette Lawrence Hughes
Class of 1936 In memory of Mrs. Alma Kinlein McCormack
Class of 1939 In memory of Mrs. Frances O'Ferrall Costello
Class of 1940 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Dumler Griffith
Class of 1941
Class of 1946
Mrs. Rita Mellendick McDonough
Mrs. Mary Claire Gilley Knight
Mrs. Rosemarie Serio Laque
Mrs. Patricia Henn McNulty
Mrs. Faye Provenza Kuehnl
Mrs. Anne Johnson Short +
Mrs. Mary Scheck O'Donnell
Class of 1958
Mrs. Patricia Just Grose
Class of 1947
Mrs. Elizabeth Dorsey Gentner
Mrs. Jean Serba Jaecksch
Mrs. Susan Hoover Lyon
Mrs. Mary Dodson Jobson
Mrs. M. Lynne Miller Lee
Mrs. Janet Plunkett Zinzeleta
Mrs. Karen Muse Lightner
In memory of Ms. Catherine Lowrey
Mrs. Judith Zei Pescrille
Ms. Kathryn Duey McElgunn
Class of 1948
Mrs. Jeannie Mullican Rooney
Mrs. Jean Blackert McMahon
Ms. Anne Aiken Beatty
Mrs. Mary Costello Scranton
Mrs. Mary Agnes Federline Tolentino
Mrs. Katherine Jane Peters Geier
Mrs. Helen Walters Sikorsky
Mrs. Patricia O'Neill Wallace
Mrs. Rita Murray Saltysiak
Mrs. Rose DiPaolo Stevens
Ms. Sheila Walsh
Class of 1949
Class of 1959
Class of 1964
Mrs. Nancy Smith Davis +
Mrs. Elizabeth Meehan Dragin
Mrs. Genevieve Liberto Delcher
In memory of Mrs. Patricia Feehly Gordon
Mrs. Jane Mellendick Grochmal
Ms. Joyce Ellen Nuttall
Lt. Col. Elizabeth A. Kruger, USA Retired
Mrs. Inez Hopkins Mix
Mrs. F. Louise Lilley Smith
Ms. Jeane Neuman
Mrs. Anne Migan Ramsburg
Mrs. Kathlyn McCarthy Tupper
In memory of Mrs. Margaret Spicer Piel
Mrs. Merry Rogers Appler Seablom
Class of 1950
Class of 1960
Mrs. Patricia Cascio Bonner
Mrs. Maria Buettner Reisler
Mrs. Katherine Dukehart Benzing
Mrs. Jane Stutz Koenig
Mrs. Alice Marie Darby Falter +
Mrs. Nancy Clayton Mahoney
Class of 1952
Mrs. Diane Edmonds Harris
Ms. Karen Rose
Mrs. Janice Curran Collins
Mrs. Frances Streckfus Meccariello
Ms. Barbara Siegrist
Mrs. Eugenia Hogg McKim
Mrs. Eleanor Wise Prozeller
Class of 1965
Mrs. Mary Ann Crook Kramer +
Class of 1942
Class of 1953
Mrs. Margaret Strickroth McGrath
Class of 1943 Mrs. Mary Roth Holden Mrs. Mary Ann Ritter Roth
Mrs. Emma Jo Peach Brantley Mrs. Grace Culleton Harmon
+ deceased
Class of 1966
Mrs. Susan Devlin Switzer
Mrs. Marguerite Blair Ehart Mrs. Patricia Elliott-Gmeiner
Class of 1961
Mrs. Nancy Vaeth Gover
Class of 1954
Mrs. Rosalie Brocato Carroll
Mrs. Ellen Neyer Lytton
Mrs. Rosemarie Lusco Jamison
Mrs. Mary Ellen Lancelotta Doyle
Mrs. Christine Ferrara Purkey
Ms. Miriam Metzger Hines
Mrs. Barbara Degele Yargar
Class of 1955
Mrs. Mary Carroll Klug
Mrs. Cynthia Zei Piechocki
Mrs. Harriet Redmiles Krotz
Class of 1967
Mrs. Carol Hafele Scully
Mrs. Jo Anne Bloom Parks
Mrs. Ann Lynn Tawney Street
Mrs. Mary Lowrey Toczek
Mrs. Jessie Henn Tacka
Ms. Margaret M. Woods
Class of 1944
Mrs. Maria Payne Scott
Mrs. Frances Grace Glinka
Mrs. Anne Sehlstedt Feild Mrs. Dorothy Temmink Furnary
Class of 1963
Mrs. Ursula Hentz Varner
Class of 1957
Mrs. JoAnn Kuhn Weber
Mrs. Margaret Rose Davis
Class of 1962
Mrs. Rosalie Culotta Falter
Mrs. Mary Jo Bopp Cress
Dr. Gail Stasiowski Keller
Mrs. Margaret Walsh Groot
Mrs. Lucy Brocato Kunert
Mrs. Melanie Reese Killian
Mrs. Sandra Liberto Zitzer
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Class of 1968
Class of 1978
Class of 1988
Class of 1999
Ms. Sally Di Marco
Mrs. Claire Middleton Cohagan
In honor of Mrs. Stephanie D'Avella Ashby
Mrs. Colleen McGarvey Berry
Mrs. Katherine McGrain Jarboe
Mrs. Ann Griber Eichelman
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin Blurton-Jones
Mrs. Kathleen Wills Causapin
Mrs. Sally Zephir Rominski
Ms. Stephanie Hunter
Mrs. Moira Stanton Tokarick
Mrs. Julia Kennedy Wilkinson
Mrs. Michele Faraone Selby
Mrs. Rosemarie Amrhein Vollaro
Class of 1969
Class of 1979
Class of 1989
Mrs. Courtney Giulioni Gahagan
Mrs. Deborah Tawney Diehl
Mrs. Mary Beth Waters Audy
Ms. Robin Peace
Mrs. Pamela Clemens Holub
Mrs. Ann Hennigan Kendrall
Mrs. Mary Catherine Eller
Class of 2000 In honor of Mrs. Lauren Haines Ambrogio
Mrs. Julie Baronas Morgan
Ms. A. Erin Hines
Class of 1990
Mrs. Meaghan Gardner Neary
Class of 1970
Mrs. Maureen Gemmill Johnson
Mrs. Jennifer Nolte Preston
Mrs. Kathleen Snyder Walsh
Ms. Laurie Kurtz Goldman
Mrs. Suzanne Cichowicz Jones
Mrs. Joan Miceli Robinson
Ms. Marie McGinn
Mrs. Mary Jo Courtney Riddle
Class of 2001 Class of 1991
Ms. Jessica Christopolis
Class of 1980
Mrs. Stacey Street Baker
Ms. Maureen Hattrup
Class of 1971
Mrs. Mary Kay Reymann Burch
Mrs. Jennifer Tirocchi Griffin
Mrs. Sarah Geisler McDonald
Mrs. Patricia Hahn Carver
Mrs. Mary Clare Walsh Duffy
Mrs. Nora Coakley Reiter
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbons Jennings
Class of 1972 In memory of Ms. Marion Kaye McCormack
Mrs. Jessica Ames Nyman
Class of 1992 Mrs. Kristene Hamilton McCullough
Class of 1981
Class of 2002 Mrs. Ashley Wetzel Bashur
Mrs. Shona Townsend Baker
Class of 1993
Mrs. Pamela Stach Boyle
Class of 1974
Mrs. Beth Krebs Kerekes
Mrs. Kelly Burke Cardall
Ms. Elizabeth Krastel
Mrs. M. Catherine Bowen
Mrs. Nancy Dragin Reed
Mrs. Cheryl Simms Heilman
Mrs. Patricia West Smith
Ms. Anne Marie Hunter Willis
Class of 1975
Class of 1976
Mrs. Meghan Walton Young
Class of 1983
Mrs. Julie Simon Gilless
Class of 2003
Mrs. Theresa Andrews Evans
Mrs. Kara Spiva Hockstra
Ms. Valerie Fuecker
Mrs. Angela Burke Romeo
Ms. Danielle Ko
Class of 1984
Mrs. Angela Croteau Marx
Mrs. Ann Haynes Losiewski
Class of 1995
Mrs. Michelle Cascio Zalucki
Mrs. Meghan O'Connell Beyea
Class of 2004
Mrs. Christine Russell Duda
Mrs. Kelly Naylor Barbour
Class of 1985
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Johnson
Ms. Lillian Brzostowski
Mrs. Maria Battaglia McAuliffe
Ms. Katherine Malloy
Mrs. Mary Walter Kaltenbach
Mrs. Holly Getka Brown Mrs. Jowina Crehan Sochurek
Class of 1994 Mrs. Melanie Crandell-Johnson
Mrs. Linda Freter Henn Ms. Teresa Tacka
Mrs. Mary Katherine McAuliffe
Class of 1977
Mrs. Ann Brown Nettles
In memory of Mrs. Cynthia Cook Balch
Mrs. Sharon Aylesworth Washko
Mrs. Patricia Hunter Birchess
Mrs. Alicia DeNardis Meng
Class of 1997
Mrs. Kathleen Matthews Nance
Mrs. Lisa Webb Burwell
Ms. Mary Powell
Mrs. Jean Dobson Bowman
Class of 1986
Mrs. Shannon Murr Pierce
Mrs. Ashley Prince Rodriguez
Ms. Ann Gilligan
Mrs. Robyn Dragin Van Hollen
Mrs. Elizabeth Grochmal Woody
Mrs. Aubrey Schluth Schmitz
Dr. Sharon McCormack
Mrs. Theresa Giardina Wiseman
Mrs. Mary Jo Centineo Webb
Class of 1998
Mrs. Lynda Geier Mules Mrs. Susan Budosh Ripper
Class of 1987
Mrs. Brooke LaMartina Korch
In memory of Ms. Valerie Sheridan
Mrs. Laura Slunt Cunningham
Ms. Jennifer Perez
Mrs. Kathleen Gemmill Stromberg
Ms. Elizabeth Saverino
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Class of 2005
Class of 2009
Ms. Mary Robbins
Miss Kathryn Nevin
Ms. Jennifer Hackett
Ms. Sara Bishop
Ms. Kelly Sagastume
Miss Julianna Shearer
Ms. Jennifer Holl
In honor of Ms. Emily Butler
Ms. Elyse Lombardi
Mrs. Elissa Boffen Dubyoski
Class of 2012
Ms. Emma Staley
Ms. Maura Duffy
Ms. Meghan Blodgett
Miss Anastasia White Miss Grace Woo
Ms. Nina Glose
In honor of Ms. Caroline Butler
Class of 2014
Class of 2006
In honor of Ms. Margaret Kenney
Ms. Nichole Dantoni
Miss Merry Baronas
Ms. Allison George
Ms. Kathryn Marlatt
Ms. Molly D'Elia
Miss Emily Boyle
In honor of Ms. Sarah Kenney
Ms. Elizabeth May
Ms. Brooke Dignan
Miss Katherine Connolly
Ms. Megan McKenna
Ms. Jessica Wilson
Ms. Kaitlin Fletcher
Miss Erin Dignan
Ms. Courtney Geier
Miss Kathleen Egan
Class of 2007
Class of 2010
Ms. Kara Hand
Miss Ronnie Marie Georgieff
Mrs. Brittany Floto Gallagher
Ms. Katherine Audy
Ms. Ann Lipscombe
Miss Caroline Hanlon
Ms. Emily Ko
Ms. Nicole Benzing
Ms. Jessica O'Ferrall
Miss Lauren Hiltz
Mrs. Elizabeth Binette Mahon
Ms. Hannah Gutcher
Ms. Ashley Robertson
Miss Rebecca Huber
Ms. Colleen McKenna
In honor of Ms. Helen Haines
Mrs. Kathleen O'Connell Noonan
Ms. Jordan Lombardi
Class of 2013
Miss Alexandra Kresslein
Ms. Megan Steffe
Ms. Megan McCawley
Miss Stephanie Arnold
Miss Mary Kathryn Lamm
Ms. Sharon Zerhusen
Ms. Carolyn Schorr
Miss Elizabeth Bell
Miss Madison Maguire
Ms. Mara Vukcevich
Miss Grace Davis
Miss Norina McAuliffe
Mrs. Lauren Anderson Walston
Miss Jaclyn Gates
Miss Anna Peragine
Class of 2008
Miss McKenzie Hutchinson
Miss Amanda Gretz
Miss Anne Tavera
Ms. Rebecca Bankard
Class of 2011
Miss Gina Hisky
In honor of Miss Anne Tavera
Ms. Kirsten Dahlberg
Ms. Gianna Baccala
Miss Erin Hunter
Miss Courtney Van Wie
Ms. Anna Danz
Ms. Katherine Dunklee
Miss Frantzie Jeannot
Miss Claire Vartain
In honor of Ms. Laura Hewins
Mrs. Emily Sadler Fratantuono
Miss Catherine Keane
Miss Lynn Walsh
Ms. Mary Maclean
Ms. Daniella Galindo
Miss Margaret LaCourse
Miss Claire Welzant
Ms. Allison Plaut
Ms. Kelly Gallager
Miss Colleen Miller
Miss Katherine Witt
Ms. Mollie Rogers
Ms. Krysten Lewis
Miss Abbey Mules
Ms. Rachel Bacon
Living Legacy MARY ANN RITTER ROTH ’43 is one of the 18 women who graduated in cap and gown from Mount de Sales Academy in 1943. The material traditionally used to make white graduation dresses was rationed for parachutes during World War II. Also a trademark of that era, Mary Ann recalls several students wearing “warsages” which were corsages made out of war stamps. Mary Ann later sent her daughters, SUSAN ROTH TOMASULO ’65 and SANDY ROTH BURGAMY ’70, to MDSA. While Mary Ann still lives in the Baltimore area, Susan resides in North Carolina and Sandy calls California home. In March 2016, they were all able to visit for a tour and join the students for Mass in the chapel.
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Artist: Lauren Sliker ‘16