B&W Annual Report 2007-2008 MISSION STATEMENT TABLE OF CONTENTS

The mission of Chestnut Hill College is to provide students with holistic education in an inclusive Catholic Letter from the President 1 community marked by academic excellence, shared responsibility, personal and professional growth, Year in Review 2 service to one another and to the global community, and concern for the earth. Letter from the Chair of the Board 9 Chestnut Hill College, founded by the Sisters of Saint Joseph in 1924, is an independent Catholic institution that Financial Reports 10 fosters equality through education. Faithful to its strong liberal arts tradition, Chestnut Hill College offers academic Reunion Giving Fund 12 programs of excellence in the areas of undergraduate, graduate, and continuing studies. President’s Circle 17 True to its Catholic heritage, Chestnut Hill College espouses the beliefs and values inherent in the Judeo-Christian Associates Club 19 tradition while it respects the contributions made by other faith traditions in the development of the whole person. • Gold Associates 19 The College nurtures a sense of integrity, spirituality, and social justice in all. • Scarlet Associates 19 The College community dedicates itself to four purposes in fulfilling this mission. It seeks: • Silver Associates 20 Hallmark Society 24 • to provide avenues for students to achieve academic excellence and to pursue research in their major field or in interdisciplinary studies. The College encourages students to explore and experience diverse curricula and to Tribute Fund 24 participate in exchange programs with other institutions of higher education. Alumni Giving 27 • School of Undergraduate Studies 27 • to initiate links between the world of learning and the world of work through curricular planning, technological opportunities, and career preparation. The College guides students in applying theoretical learning through • School of Continuing & Professional Studies 35 experiential education designed collaboratively by faculty and students. • School of Graduate Studies 35 David Zukauskas Memorial Fund • to uphold an atmosphere of communal respect in which all may clarify and articulate personal values and beliefs while exploring the ethical and moral dimensions underlying all relationships. The College encourages inter-faith 2008 Senior Class Gift 36 opportunities by acquainting all students with Catholicism, its theology and its Judeo-Christian roots, and by Parents & Friends 36 engaging in dialogue with women and men of other beliefs. Matching Gifts 37 • to create local and global connections that enable students to respond to the needs of others through Corporations, Organizations & Foundations 38 service-oriented enterprises. The College educates students to identify and to address issues of social Gifts-in-Kind 38 justice and to work toward systemic change. Chestnut Hill College Board of Directors 40 Approved by the Chestnut Hill College Board of Directors October 7, 2002 Alumni Association Board of Directors 41 Opportunities for Providing Support 42 Stained Glass Skylight Panel Legend 45

ON THE COVER: Stained glass skylight panels, Rotunda, St. Joseph Hall, Chestnut Hill College. The cornerstone was laid in 1902, and the building opened on September 29, 1903 as Mount Saint Joseph Collegiate Institute. The stained glass came from the Philadelphia art glass manufacturing firm of H. J. Smith & Sons. The symbols were selected by a Sister of Saint Joseph from H. J. Smith’s publication on liturgical symbols. Each of the 15 glass panels represents either Christ, Our Lady, or St. Joseph. Yellow and soft green form the predominant colors and are responsible for the mellow light when the sun shines directly overhead. LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

y Dear Friends & Benefactors Th e brilliance of our master planners is clearly demonstrated by of Chestnut Hill College, their uncanny ability to design the SugarLoaf portion of the property so that it almost mirrors the current campus. With skill and tenacity, MTh e word transformation signifi es a dramatic, essential reconfi guration these architects have fashioned facilities that will support and further of a person, place, or thing. Over the past fi ve years, nothing short the College’s academic, social, and spiritual goals. of such a reconfi guration has occurred at Chestnut Hill College. You, our donors, have been and continue to be an integral part Two beautiful hills, located on either side of Germantown Avenue, of a change that is truly amazing. provide the setting for the re-creation of the campus. Each site will bear the signature architectural elements of gray stone, red terra cotta Th e successful transition to coeducation has increased undergraduate roofs, and gracious courtyards (both public and private in nature). enrollment by 131 percent. While this is highly signifi cant, even more Th ese spaces will invite administrators, faculty, staff , and students to astounding is that within a scant fi ve years, our male population has a learning and living experience that emphasizes the singular importance grown to account for 40 percent of all undergraduate students! of strong and good relationships, service to and love of the dear Boasting such a high percentage of men, Chestnut Hill College can neighbor, commitment to excellence in all endeavors, and a desire to truly claim that it has taken its place with historically coeducational love God above all things. Every aspect of the Chestnut Hill experience colleges and universities. More importantly, the College has is being designed to give life to the values and principles of the mission. accomplished this feat and created an environment in which highly motivated and self-actualized women can use their intellectual and Just as we asked the planners to shape the physical components of the personal gifts to work well and collaboratively with men. campus to support the mission, so, too, we asked the faculty and staff to shape the spiritual, academic, social, athletic, and cultural programs For all of our students, alumni, and friends, the move to Division II of the College to convey in both explicit and implicit terms the truths of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) marks and beliefs essential to an educational experience imbued with the another notable change for the College. As members of Division II, spirituality and legacy of the Sisters of Saint Joseph and the essentials Chestnut Hill College further diff erentiates itself from other similar of our Catholic faith and intellectual tradition. Th us, the entire institutions in the region. Th e transition has helped recruit an increased experience at Chestnut Hill College blends to provide a holistic number of serious students who are also serious athletes. With its education that prepares the whole person not merely to make a living, emphasis on academics, character, fair play, responsibility, and passion, but to live a purposeful life. Division II fosters not only the physical development of students, but also their intellectual, emotional, and moral development. In the 21st century, as in the past century, the College will graduate the life changing possibilities inherent to an education at Chestnut women and men of uncommon excellence. Delivering an education that Hill College. With many demands upon your resources, your decision Just as coeducation increased the size and raised the profi le of the student prepares students for superiority in their chosen fi elds is expected of an to give generously to this institution demonstrates your commitment to body and the shift to Division II increased our visibility and energized institution of higher learning. What is unexpected in our highly complex the intangible, yet absolutely essential qualities of a Catholic education the campus, the purchase of the Albert M. Greenfi eld estate at SugarLoaf and confusing world is an education that inculcates in students spiritual in the tradition of the Sisters of Saint Joseph. Your support empowers expanded the institution’s physical footprint and made us more accessible excellence and moral integrity. While the quality of global community us to continue creating a lasting legacy for generations yet to come. to our Chestnut Hill neighbors. With much-needed space now relies on highly educated people who are ready to seize and solve the For this, I off er you my most sincere thanks. available for additional residence halls, student and academic buildings, mammoth problems that confront humankind, its paramount need is performance and conference facilities, the College is taking a bold step women and men with the moral courage and spiritual fortitude to address Gratefully, toward renewing the entire campus experience for 21st century students. the injustices and inequalities that compromise and endanger human dignity. In graduating women and men such as these, Chestnut Hill Th e future direction of the College’s programs and campus development College makes a contribution to the world that is of inestimable value. are articulated in the newly completed Strategic and Master Plans. Th ese two documents were carefully crafted with the assistance of As alumni and friends of the College, your lives give witness to the Sister Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D. professional planners, architects, site engineers, and academics. values at the core of the mission. From your own experience, you know President

1 YEAR IN REVIEW 2007-2008

Barbara D’ Iorio Martino ’60 (center) is congratulated by Patricia Kelly, SSJ (l) David Contosta, Ph.D., professor of history, signs copies of his new book, College President Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D. praised William T. Walker, Ph.D. and Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D. on her election as the first alumna chair of the Rebel Giants: Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin. at his retirement ceremony in April as she marked the end of their 10-year College board of directors. partnership at the College.

Governance School of Undergraduate Studies • Hosted area high school students at a Global Warming Symposium in January, with participation by members of several environmental • Two primary changes to the by-laws were made by the General • Griffin Days Orientation in July welcomed 280 new students to commissions and organizations. Council of the Sisters of Saint Joseph this past academic year. campus. Placement exams, meeting with advisers, and registering • The number of Sisters of Saint Joseph who sit on the board for fall courses was the agenda for the day. Parents also attended School of Graduate Studies sessions on student life and academic advocacy. of directors will be reduced to seven by September 2009. • The education department received a discretionary grant of • The chair of the board of directors will be a duly elected director • Through the African Sisters Education Collaborative (ASEC), $799,600 over four years from the U.S Department of Education, who is not a Sister of Saint Joseph and the vice chair will be a course was offered in the spring for seven students who studied Office of Special Education Programs. This grant enables the the congregational president of the Sisters of Saint Joseph. Africa as part of a Global Awareness Seminar. These students later graduate education program to increase the number of certified traveled to Tanzania in May for a two-week service project at special education teachers in the School District of Philadelphia. • In May, the board of directors of Chestnut Hill College elected the Bigwa Secondary School, assisting students in conversational • Initially accredited in 2005, the Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) alumna Barbara D’Iorio Martino ’60 as the chair of the board, English and tutoring in math and computers. effective September 2008. program received re-accreditation from the American Psychological • Thirteen students were finalists in nine competitive events at the Association (APA) for seven years—the longest period of time that Academic Affairs Future Business Leaders of America Phi Beta Lambda National is awarded by the APA. Leadership Conference, competing against more than 2,600 • William T. Walker, Ph.D., senior vice president, vice president • The faculty and the College’s board of directors approved a new students from 300 schools to earn the honor. Earlier in the year, for academic affairs and dean of the faculty, retired at the end of five-year combined degree program, a B.S./M.S. in International 21 students competed at the state leadership conference, winning June after 10 years of service to the College. Dr. Walker returns Business, Language and Culture. The program design was sent 34 awards in 14 events. to campus this fall as an adjunct faculty member. to the Pennsylvania Department of Education for approval. • Kenneth J. Soprano, Ph.D. was appointed to the position of • Honor societies on campus expand to 11 established chapters, It is anticipated that the new degree program will be introduced Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty, underscoring the College’s commitment to academic excellence. in fall 2009. effective July 2008. • The ongoing review of the Core Curriculum that examined • The Professional Development School partnership with the Emlen • Faculty scholarly accomplishments continue at the College, Ways of Knowing and Learning Outcomes resulted in the Elementary School in Philadelphia was evaluated as highly successful with two books published and more then 90 scholarly publications, development of a proposal that incorporates agreed learning in meeting its goals by the Philadelphia Education Fund. This non- presentations, or performances made. outcomes in a liberal arts context. profit organization awarded the partnership an $11,000 grant to continue the partnership through the 2007-2008 academic year.

2 YEAR IN REVIEW 2007-2008

Phi Beta Lambda business team members earned national honors this past spring. Student teaching at the Emlen Elementary School in Philadelphia. Twelve new members were inducted into Alpha Lambda Delta, the national honor society for first-year students that recognizes academic achievement.

School of Continuing and Professional Studies Logue Library • Enhancing the Brimmer Collection of children’s literature and welcomed by education majors, the library joined the Junior • Experienced its highest enrollment in its history, with more than • Logue Library acquired several new electronic research tools for the Library Guild, which delivers monthly collections of children’s 200 new students enrolling since fall 2007. e-reference collection: books with reading levels from preschool through young adult. • Joined Graduate! Philadelphia, an initiative of the Pennsylvania • The 2007 edition of theBlackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, Economy League, the Philadelphia Workforce Investment an 11-volume set considered an essential reference for experts Student Life Board, and the United Way to encourage working adults in the and newcomers alike; • Co-hosted the second annual Sisters of Saint Joseph appreciation Philadelphia region to return to college. Academic advising is • A collection of electronic reference books from Oxford Press luncheon with the Student Government Association, in recognition provided by the College two days per month at a college center that adds more than 170 fully-indexed, cross-searchable of the service of the Sisters to the College community. that opened in a Center City Philadelphia shopping mall. dictionary, language reference, and subject reference works; • A three-credit leadership course was offered to students in the • Minors in psychology and religious studies are now offered, • The Humanities Collection of Project Muse, an electronic spring semester through the collaborative efforts of Student Life and the certificate program in computer forensics was expanded database of 350 high-quality humanities and social science and the Religious Studies department. to include electronic discovery. journals from more than 60 scholarly publishers in full text; Community Engagement • A grant from the School District of Philadelphia for the • Obtained the Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern World. • Merged with Student Activities in order to coordinate events and Dual Enrollment Program allowed 13 students from Lankenau Released in March 2008, this database details major world workshops for students. High School to enroll and successfully complete SOCU 103, developments from 1750 to the present with close attention • A Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board grant for $11,500 was used Social Problems, in the fall 2007. to social, economic, cultural and political topics. to establish a comprehensive drug and alcohol education program • Students at Kennedy-Kenrick Catholic High School continue to • Acquired four additional encyclopedias: The Oxford and social norming campaign for students. Alcohol Awareness participate in courses offered on-site by the College. Encyclopedias of American Literature, British Literature, Week in October was planned in conjunction with the student • Offered more than 20 one-day, non-credit workshops for fall 2007 Global Change and Economic History. organization FADD (Friends Against Dangerous Decisions). that were designed for professional development and personal • Faculty members and librarians continue to work together to foster • Offered BASICS training (Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention enrichment and targeted to local residents in the area, the 55+ Information Literacy, a Greater Expectations learning outcome. for College Students) to Student Life staff, enhancing their ability adult market, and current students. Faculty from all three Schools have scheduled 563 students for to help students reduce high-risk drinking behaviors through some type of library orientation. motivational enhancement techniques.

3 YEAR IN REVIEW 2007-2008

Junior Alison Borden concentrates on her painting technique in art studio class. The 9th Annual Empty Bowl Dinner saw record attendance and profits to Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D. announces the College’s move to benefit the homeless. NCAA Division II athletics and full membership in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC).

• Coordinated Family Weekend in the fall, attracting 378 attendees, • Coordinated the 18th Annual Job Fair, attracting 114 student job Health Services with 117 parents and students participating in Casino Night and applicants and 64 agencies and employers. • Offered to staff and students a series of yoga classes and workshops 124 attending the College president’s brunch. • Offered Backpack-to-Briefcase month, a professional development on body image and eating and nutrition. • Celebrated the Class of 2008 at the annual Senior Dinner series for graduating seniors that included an etiquette dinner, • Identified a local physician consultant to improve student that was attended by more than 90 seniors and 30 faculty Resumé Rx sessions, a workshop on Interviewing for Success and, access to a physician in need of timely health care. and staff members. in collaboration with the Office of Alumni Relations, introduced • Provided health care service to an additional 200 students at • Honored individual students for their leadership and dedication two new sessions, an alumni-student networking reception and a the health center’s new location in Fitzsimmons Hall. throughout the academic year at the year-end Student money management seminar for new grads that was presented by Leadership Banquet. a local financial advisor. • The Great American Smoke Out, an anti-smoking campaign, was introduced to raise awareness and provide resources for • Offered more than 80 campus activities and 21 road trips to • Received a renewable grant through the Pennsylvania Campus students to quit smoking. students during the academic year. Compact to host an AmeriCorps*VISTA volunteer on campus to establish and cultivate community partnerships. Seven College Residence Life Career Services students worked with the VISTA volunteer in a mentoring project • Housing occupancy was at 98 percent for the year. Rooms in • Enlisted alums as student mentors for the Career Connections at Roxborough High School in Philadelphia, assisting seniors with Fournier Hall were reconfigured to meet housing demands, career-shadowing program. their required senior project. and loftable furniture was purchased to maximize room use. • Hosted the third annual Fair Trade Café to support the sale of fair Counseling Center Twelve students lived off campus in College-leased apartments. trade goods from developing countries, raising $552 in support • Dedicated the College’s counseling center as the Ann Durkin • A residence hall council was established to discuss quality of life of the Peruvian ministry of Jean Faustman, SSJ. Montano Counseling Center in December. Mrs. Montano was the issues and to address specific initiatives determined by the students. • Sponsored the Kaplan Test Prep graduate school preparation mother of three Chestnut Hill alumnae, one of whom is College • More than 30 social and educational programs were planned by workshops for undergraduate students. More than 45 students counselor Sandy Montano Baumgardner, Psy.D. resident assistants as part of the effort to build community within participated and took practice tests for MCAT, GRE, LSAT, • Presented monthly educational workshops for students focusing the residence halls. and GMAT as well as workshops on the admissions process on topics such as transitioning into college and stress management. and tips for writing the personal statement. Several personal development workshops were also offered that Athletics • Seventy-six students completed corporate and non-profit internships. included: Transitions; First-Generation College Students; • Announced the College’s reclassification from NCAA Division III Dealing with Holiday Stress; and Food, Family, Friends. to NCAA Division II and full membership in the Central Atlantic

4 YEAR IN REVIEW 2007-2008

Collegiate Conference (CACC) in August 2007. discussion group, movie and discussion nights, and the ongoing to the kitchen as well as new kitchen equipment, and the restoration This move provides the opportunity for daily afternoon tea time in the campus ministry office. of the original facade will complete this project. Work is slated competition at a higher level along with SugarLoaf Hill to begin late 2008. the increased exposure that goes with it. Office of Institutional Advancement • The basement of the Lodge and the dining room of the Greenfield • Unveiled a new look for the Griffins in Mansion were cleaned out in preparation for asbestos removal and • The SugarLoaf Hill initiative yielded more than $800,000 in April with a new athletics logo that presents a mold remediation in August 2007. pledges from February 2007 through June 2008. modern and more aggressive portrait of the Griffin, symbolizing the College’s commitment to the advancement and success of its • Demolition of Wyncliffe House, the old greenhouse, and “hippie • For the 2007-2008 fiscal year, the alumni donor participation rate athletics program. house,” all located at SugarLoaf Hill, was completed in the spring. reached 31 percent, representing an increase of ten percent over the A new access road for construction vehicles was built through the prior fiscal year and a forty percent increase over two years. • The baseball team took to the fields, becoming the 14th varsity interior of the property from Germantown Avenue. sport on campus. • The Silver Anniversary Golf Invitational in October grossed • A $2.7 million renovation of the Lodge commenced with the more than $86,000, with more than 100 players participating in Campus Ministry installation of a new roof and new windows and the structural the outing. The winner of the $3,000 raffle cash prize graciously • Community service initiatives are thriving with more students refurbishment of the bridge connecting the Lodge with the donated the money back to the College. than ever involved and volunteering with IMPACT, the Ronald Greenfield Mansion. Interior renovations followed with the • The Emerald Evening Casino Night and Auction fundraiser, McDonald House, the St. Francis Inn homeless shelter and soup installation of HVAC and sprinkler systems, cables for wireless held in March, grossed nearly $60,000 and generated a 25 percent kitchen, the Last Chance Ranch animal shelter, the Heart of technology and TV, plastering, painting, and new carpeting increase in profit over last year. With more than 360 guests in Camden housing restoration project, and the Walk for and furniture. The Lodge opened in August 2008 as a 32-room attendance, this represents a 31 percent increase in attendance Hunger fundraiser. residence hall. over last year’s event. • Co-hosted the 9th Annual Empty Bowl Dinner with the • The Pool House underwent a minimal renovation to provide a • Fitzsimmons Hall was dedicated in honor of Mary Elizabeth Northwest Philadelphia Interfaith Hospitality Network. social space for students living at the Lodge. Jackson Fitzsimmons ’35 following the President’s Donor Student volunteers served soup to 900 guests and raised • The renovation design plans for the Greenfield Mansion are being Recognition Celebration in September. Mrs. Fitzsimmons’s lifetime more than $10,000 for the homeless. finalized. The scope of work, with a price tag of $5.4 million, giving to the College, including the proceeds from her estate, • Three new social outreach programs were launched: includes a complete refurbishment of all electrical, plumbing, was approximately $2 million. Guys’ Night Out, Ladies’ Night Out, and Nostalgia Night. and HVAC systems. The three floors of the mansion will be • VirtualGiving.com, a planned giving module, was integrated onto • Spiritual initiatives included the weekly Breaking Bread prayer reconfigured to provide space for classes, conferences and offices. the College Web site in August 2007. Since its launch, more than Expansion of the dining room to seat 160, extensive improvements

New residence hall furniture at the Lodge in place The completed walkway connecting the The renovated Pool House at SugarLoaf The security desk area at the Lodge. for the 2008 fall semester. Lodge and the Greenfield Mansion. complete with new furniture and carpeting. The Lodge at SugarLoaf Hill.

5 YEAR IN REVIEW 2007-2008

Committee members for the Silver Anniversary Golf Invitational Five stories of scaffolding was erected in St. Joseph Hall during the More than 360 guests tested their luck at An Emerald Evening, the second held at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club in October. five-month renovation of the Rotunda. annual casino night and auction fundraiser for the College.

1,158 web sessions have been recorded, with most visits made to staffing and organization, and later moving to existing and future • The Griffin’s Den received a facelift that included new paint and the donor homepage. technology needs. This assessment will include the operational and the delivery of new furniture. A 70-inch, flat-screen TV and an • “Reunion of the Stars” on June 6-7-8 brought more than 300 financial impact to the College. electronic computer panel to advertise campus events was also alumnae back to campus, equaling 26 percent of all alumni from • Launched Raiser’s Edge, a fundraising software database system in installed to make the space more attractive for students. the undergraduate classes ending in “3” and “8.” The Golden support of the Office of Institutional Advancement. • Campus security measures were strengthened with additional security Griffins, graduates of 50 years and more, and guests topped an • Went “live” with Jenzabar, a new administrative software program cameras and card access readers and keypads. Ten blue-light emergency all-time high of 165 for their traditional Sunday brunch. for the College. telephones were installed across the campus and in parking lots. • CHCGriffinsOnline.com, the new alumni online community, An existing in-house communication system was tested and • Began the implementation of the Jenzabar web modules reactivated. The security force was increased to 35 officers. officially launched on July 31, 2007, and more than 783 alums deployment to provide web-based services to students. have registered. • Chartwells Dining Service has taken steps to increase dining • Extended the voice and data networking infrastructure to opportunities by adding extra seating in the Dining Room, • A new home page for the College’s Web site was developed and SugarLoaf Hill. went live in April. extending hours in the Griffin’s Den, and opening Piazza Perk in • Purchased and installed a new campus e-mail server. Fitzsimmons Hall, which offers frozen food vending and evening • The Hallmark Society, reserved for those individuals who have sales of coffee, frozen drinks, and cookies. named the College as the ultimate beneficiary of their planned gift, • Tripled internet bandwidth to accommodate the increased welcomed 11 new members this past fiscal year, bringing the total numbers of users and the requirements of new campus software. • Chartwells’ Dine on Campus Web site receives daily hits as to 78 members. students check the weekly menus for both the Dining Room • Purchased and installed 20 new computers in Martino Hall and the Griffin’s Den. • The Ektron CMS400 Web site content management system classrooms to support faculty and student needs. software was purchased and installed to facilitate the processes by Institutional Services which the content on the College Web site is managed and updated. • Renovations of the historic Rotunda began in August 2007. Information Technology Scaffolding up to the fifth floor was erected over a two-week • George P. McKenna, Ph.D. was appointed to the position of period followed by chemical stripping, neutralizing, patching, Vice President for Information Technology. and painting of woodwork and walls. New lighting was also installed. The shining restoration was completed and unveiled in time for • Initiated an overall assessment of information technology at the Carol Night in late November. College, integrating a two-stage process initially focusing on

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LETTER FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD

In accord with the revised bylaws, an election was held at the fi nal Board ear Friends, of Directors’ meeting of the 2007-2008 academic year. All of the Board rejoice that Barbara D’Iorio Martino ’60 was elected unanimously as Several years ago, alumna Emily McKay Binns, Ph.D. ’63 wrote: D Chair of the Board, eff ective September 2008. “Th e next “logical” step for humanity is to become loving.... We must act. Th e initiative is God’s; but the instrumentality is ours” One hundred and fi fty years ago, in 1858, the Sisters of Saint Joseph (Th e World as Creation, 85-86). To that end, Pope Benedict XVI emphasized came to Chestnut Hill and with foresight, courage and trust bought that we must practice love through works of charity and that each this land and built so solidly for those who today reap the fruit of their of us has an obligation to be involved personally in promoting labor and sacrifi ce. We want those fruits to continue—and so the future development with gifts of time or money or prayer or action will only expand the need for your vital partnership in the life and (2006 Encyclical:Deus Caritas Est). mission of Chestnut Hill College.

If you are reading this letter, you have done that kind of charitable Benefactors, board of directors, alumni, faculty, administrators, work for Chestnut Hill College. Your leadership and involvement, staff , and students—thank you for staying with us with your support. in whatever form, have infl uenced the growth of Chestnut Hill College. In so many ways, you help us to reverence the tradition of Chestnut You have made present, here and now, the love and support which Hill College and to enter eagerly the newness stretching before us. Chestnut Hill College always needs. In doing so, you have met one Th rough your close involvement, you understand how the College another on the common ground of God’s love and have partnered works with the limits of fi nances and land, but with your faithful in the life and mission of the College. and generous support, the possibilities for growth are limitless.

Th ank you for your leadership and involvement. Ten years ago, I trust that your generous involvement in the mission of Chestnut Sister Carol Jean Vale envisioned “that the future of Chestnut Hill Hill College is meaningful for you as well. You help keep hope alive in College may hold even fi ner moments.” Th ose moments now abound; the midst of the soul-sized burdens of our world. Please continue your for example, consider the expanding enrollment, new buildings, investment in the immeasurable capacities of our students to build up fl ourishing programs, successful athletic teams, strategic planning, a “civilization of love” (Pope Benedict XVI). Th e initiative is God’s; and the purchase of SugarLoaf Hill. You have witnessed over and but the instrumentality is ours. over, how even a single act of generosity can infl uence something far beyond what we can imagine. With prayerful gratitude,

In response to these new moments for Chestnut Hill College, the General Council of the Sisters of Saint Joseph initiated changes in the bylaws of the Chestnut Hill College Board of Directors. Th e changes include a decrease in the number of Sisters on the Board Sister Patricia Kelly, SSJ, M.A. and the election of a Board Chair who is not a Sister of Saint Joseph. Chair, Board of Directors Both changes evolved from our desire to encourage lay leadership; from the need for additional expertise in many areas; from the need for increased philanthropic eff orts; and from the importance of making connections with the public sector in support of the mission of Chestnut Hill College.

9 VOLUNTARY FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE: JULY 1, 2007 - JUNE 30, 2008

ANNUAL OPERATIONS ANNUAL OPERATIONS ENDOWMENT 3 TOTAL Unrestricted Purposes 1 Restricted Purposes 2

ALUMNI $1,699,046 $572,202 $142,583 $2,413,831

PARENTS & FRIENDS 109,980 67,141 9,550 186,671

CORPORATIONS 188,727 51,980 100 240,807

FOUNDATIONS 17,000 310,500 250 327,750

GOVERNMENT 947,537 947,537

ORGANIZATIONS 4 135 1,101,496 1,101,631

TOTAL $2,014,888 $3,050,856 $152,483 $5,218,227

1 includes unrestricted gifts to Griffin & Reunion Funds; Golf Invitational; Casino/Auction fundraiser; unrestricted bequests; Tribute Funds; miscellaneous other. 2 includes restricted gifts to Capital Gifts Initiatives & SugarLoaf Hill Fund; gifts/grants for academic & non-academic departments/programs; library acquisitions; campus ministry; academic scholarships; tuition awards. 3 includes restricted gifts/bequests to the general endowment; specific endowed scholarships; academic programs; library acquisitions; lectures. 4 includes contributed services of the Sisters of Saint Joseph.

GIVING BY CONSTITUENCY GIVING BY PURPOSE

ENDOWMENT 3% ANNUAL OPERATIONS ALUMNI 46% Unrestricted Purposes 39% ANNUAL OPERATIONS Restricted Purposes 58%

PARENTS & ORGANIZATIONS 21% FRIENDS 4%

CORPORATIONS 5%

FOUNDATIONS 6% GOVERNMENT 18%

10 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY 2007-2008

OPERATING REVENUE OPERATING EXPENDITURES

Tuition & Fees, Net of Financial Aid $20,792,150 Instruction $10,714,013

Federal Grants & Contracts 22,217 Academic Support 3,044,109

State & Local Grants & Contracts 925,320 Student Services 4,403,660

Private Gifts, Grants & Contracts 2,170,589 Institutional Support 7,215,262

Investment & Endowment Income 433,726 Auxiliary Enterprises 5,048,774

Contributed Services - Net of Expenses 1,098,397 TOTAL $30,425,818

Sales & Services of Auxiliary Enterprises 4,653,170

Other Sources 350,115

Net Assets Released from Restriction 1,792,083

TOTAL $32,237,767

OPERATING REVENUE OPERATING EXPENDITURES

NET ASSETS RELEASED FROM RESTRICTION 6% TUITION & FEES NET OTHER SOURCES 1% OF FINANCIAL AID 65% AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES 17% INSTRUCTION 35% SALES & SERVICES OF AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES 14%

CONTRIBUTED SERVICES- INSTITUTIONAL NET OF EXPENSES 3% SUPPORT 24%

INVESTMENT & ENDOWMENT INCOME 1%

PRIV ATE GIFTS, GRANTS & STUDENT ACADEMIC SUPPORT 10% CONTRACTS 7% SERVICES 14%

STATE & LOCAL GRANTS & CONTRACTS 3% FEDERAL GRANTS & CONTRACTS <1%

11 REUNION GIVING FUND

REUNION GIVING FUND: JULY 1, 2007 - JUNE 30, 2008 NO. OF CLASS PARTICIPATION CLASS REUNION YEAR NO. OF DONORS Every five years, alumni are asked to MEMBERS RATE consider a special gift to honor their memories of Chestnut Hill and one 1933 75th 3 3 100% another. For some, it is to increase their 1938 70th 14 4 29% most recent gift, and for others, it is to make a special gift for the first time. 1943 65th 24 17 71% Reunion year alumni are invited to 1948 60th 56 44 79% choose from a variety of giving 1953 55th 74 49 66% options that reflect their interest in the specific needs of the College. These options include: 1958 50th 89 73 82% • The Griffin Fund – essential unrestricted support 1963 45th 137 76 56% for day-to-day operations 1968 40th 131 52 40% • Endowment – restricted gifts for student scholarships; academic programs 1973 35th 97 25 26% • Other Gift Designations – such as student life, campus ministry, 1978 30th 114 24 21% athletics, counseling center, library, special class funds, or specific 1983 25th 120 21 18% department programs 1988 20th 87 20 23% All Reunion class gifts received from July 1, 2007 through June 30, 2008 are counted toward the total dollars each class raises and the total 1993 15th 88 11 13% class participation rate. 1998 10th 75 9 12%

2003 5th 77 6 9%

TOTAL 1186 434 37%

The Social Room sparkled with beaming faces as alumnae greeted one another 1983 classmates celebrating their 25th reunion at the reception following Kathryn Brown Davis ’33 (l), the first and only alumna to return for a milestone at Sister Carol Jean Vale’s Welcome Back Reception. Four faculty-led “Nourish Saturday’s Annual Memorial Mass and preceding Reunion Luncheon. 75th reunion, greeted by Mary Theresa Shevland, SSJ. Your Mind” sessions followed.

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GOLDEN GRIFFINS BRUNCH REGISTRATIONS REUNION WEEKEND LUNCHEON REGISTRATIONS REGISTRATIONS FROM ELIGIBLE CLASSES REGISTRATIONS FROM ELIGIBLE CLASSES REGISTRATIONS

REUNION YEARS REUNION YEARS

A red carpet welcome and quick snap from student paparazzo Colleen Tozer opens the Reunion of the Stars for Nancy Loving ’68 (l), presented the 2008 Distinguished Record-breaking registrations moved Sunday’s Golden Griffins Brunch from Achievement Award at Saturday’s Reunion Luncheon for her women’s heart health the West Dining Room to Sorgenti Arena. advocacy, and Teresa Clark Trudeau ’68. Always a crowd pleaser...Reunion Luncheon Roll Call of Classes.

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A hot, steamy night...but much fun at the annual Saturday evening Family BBQ, Catherine Lockyer ’92 (l), presented the Eleanore Dolan Egan ’28 Award for Outstanding Class of 1988 revelers in full force during “CHC Idol Night on the Hill”— immediately preceding Casino Royale in the Social Room. Service to Chestnut Hill College by Alumni Association president Joanne Fink ’76. an evening of karaoke music, margaritas, and munchies played out in an overflowing tented piazza.

It was a packed house as Reunion Weekend 2008, sporting a theme “Fabulous! A ‘celestial’ success...I think I can speak for all the ’48ers —Reunion of the Stars—for the first time, introduced a number of who attended our 60th reunion. We had a bang-up time...” new events and features to delight returning alumnae. A red carpet, Janet Smith Murphy ’48 white tent, and scarlet and gold stanchions decked out the piazza adjoining Logue Library to Fontbonne Hall for Friday’s arrivals and evening festivities...the Milestones Cocktail Reception preceding “What a great 50th Reunion at CHC! I had a marvelous time...I am Saturday’s family BBQ specially recognized the 25th and 50th reunion proud to call myself a graduate of such a fine, outstanding college...” classes...a formal induction ceremony welcomed the 50th reunion class Maura Woulfe Schubert ’58 into the Golden Griffins on Sunday, while also debuting the Golden Griffins Medallion for each member of the Class of 1958 in attendance. Reunion returnees totaled 26 percent of eligible alumnae. Golden Griffins Mass & Brunch registrations increased 31 percent over 2007. “I feel so connected again...the whole process from the save-the-date postcard to the final hug good-bye was wonderful. The whole weekend kept the flavor of the college true...” Jess Bowman Dodson ’98

“It was a great experience...I loved mingling with the other classes... Karaoke, BBQ, and Casino Night were a blast!” Danielle Conlon ’03

“I really felt welcomed and wanted...Everything was so perfect...” Judy Heffernan ’68

See www.CHCgriffinsonline.com: “Reunion 2008” for highlights, comments, and photo gallery; “Honors & Awards” for profiles of the 2008 Egan and Distinguished Achievement awardees.

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Founders Society Fournier Society Th e John C. & Kathryn S. Claire Little Burton ’48 Helen Tansey Farhat ’43 ($100,000 - $999,999) ($5,000 - $9,999) Redmond Foundation Kathleen Vath Campbell ’70 Joanne Fink ’76 160over90 Patricia May Agger ’63 D. M. Sabia & Co., Inc. Elizabeth Kincaid Canapary ’58 Th e Honorable & Mrs. E. Loretta Daly Estate ’47 Marjorie Binder ’43 Kathleen Olsen Sullivan ’64 Mary Ellen McClain Carson ’57 James J. Fitzgerald, III Mary Jackson Fitzsimmons Estate ’35 Kathleen Clauss Borkowski ’68 Mary Maines Sullivan ’58 Roberta Rini Cartlidge ’49 (Carol McCullough-Fitzgerald) (D) Andrew H. & Eileen Long Hessman ’60 Elizabeth M. Bowden, LLD Anne E. Tezak ’76 Young-Shin Chang ’59 Rosemary McCarron Flannery, Esq. ’43 Mathilde Wackerman Higgins Estate ’36 Mary E. Brandt, Ph.D. ’76 Th omas Wynne, LP Chartwells Educational Deborah Dougherty Flint ’59 Th e Maguire Foundation Sandra Bumgardner, Psy.D. ’76, Verizon Foundation Dining Services, Inc. Donna M. Bongarzone-Fluehr ’03 SCPS Th e Rocco & Barbara ’89 SGS, ’03 SGS (S) Anne McGinnis Whittington Estate ’59 Chesapeake Bay Golf Clubs Kathleen Heidere Ford ’63 Martino Foundation Consuelo Braucci Byrne ’33 A. Clarice Zaydon, M.D. ’70 Cisco Systems, Inc. Maryann Boehmer Froehlich ’58 (Barbara D’Iorio Martino ’60) (D) Frank & Elaine Bennett Davey ’65 (D) Clement Society Renee Clifton Betty Lou Froustet ’43 Th e W.W. Smith Charitable Trust Kathryn Brown Davis ’33 ($1,000 - $4,999) Mary Coady ’62 Adrienne Donaghue Gallagher ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Denny (D) Bernardine K. Keeler Abbott ’51 Gloria Perla Coe ’46 Kathleen Gavigan, Esq., Ph.D. ’62 Griffi n Society Marie DiBerardino, Ph.D. ’48 Helen Devine Coen ’55 Marcia Gehman, SSJ ’63 ($50,000 - $99,999) Susan Kanehann Ahmad, M.D. ’77 Kathleen Braun Dollenberg ’62 Rosalie Reardon Albers, M.D. ’39 Marie Conn, Ph.D. (F) Elizabeth H. Gemmill Th e Navesink Foundation Barrie Th omas Fahey ’59 Mary Connolly ’50 Kathleen Gillespie ’51 (J. Hugh & Anne O’Shea Devlin ’64) American Masonry Corporation Mary Gallagher ’70 Th e Arthur Jackson Company John Conway Mary Jane Gillespie ’56 Logue Society Stephen A. & Anne Gardner (D) Association of Independent Joseph Coradino (D) Robert N. Glackin ($25,000 - $49,999) Joanne Hayes-Rines ’68 Colleges & Universities/PA Sally Ann Ayerle Corbley ’73 Mary Isabel Lambert Glenn ’61 Virginia A. Hogan ’53 Hilda E. Bretzlaff Foundation, Inc. Robert Atkins Mary Lee Rothwell Corr ’60 Kathleen Boran Gotthelf ’75 Margaret Conner Estate ’43 Audrey Ward House ’57 Eleanor Yoa Ayers ’69 Katherine Rickert Coulson, Ph.D. ’54 M. Paula Nyhart Gowen ’63 General Electric Foundation Keough Electric Anastasia Hagan Bacon, Ed.D. ’60 Joan Coyne ’52 Marie Fath Greenwood Estate ’33 Harold and Ann Sorgenti Mr. and Mrs. Th omas J. Kluepfel Anne Dever Bancroft ’57 Marjorie Piga Crain ’48 Patricia T. Tichenor Greer ’62 Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Lackman Mary Ruth Wiegard Becker ’63 Leonore S. Smith Crowley Estate ’37 Pamela Orsini Grimme ’54 (Ann Rusnack Sorgenti ’58) (D) Catherine Lockyer ’92 (D) Jana DeFrancesco Belansen ’69 Crown Holdings, Inc. Mary Groome Helen Gruber ’52 M. Regina O’Neill Th omas ’51 Elizabeth Bateman Malloy ’58 Maude Meehan Belli ’49 Mary Catherine Curran ’58 Peggy Grant Malone ’46 Regina Cuta, M.D. ’56 Sarah Mansell Guilfoyle ’58 Fontbonne Society Benefi cial Savings Bank Th e Martin Foundation Marion Williams Berry ’63 CYMA Builders & Th e Gulati Family Foundation Trust ($10,000 - $24,999) Joanne McFadden McBride ’63 Anna Marie Hummert Bertram ’46 Construction Managers, Inc. (Jack & Rosemary Murphy Harry J. J. & Joan Michael & Margaret McCaff ery Drs. Edward & Alice Ann Gulati ’61) (D) McDermott Bellwoar ’55 Adele Schmitz Bissonette ’73 Family Fund Blank Rome, LLP Gricoski Dachowski ’77 Robert G. & Isabelle Walsh Judith E. Campbell ’69 (Margaret Carney McCaff ery ’77) (D) Daniel J. Keating Company Gundaker Family Fund Rosemarie O’Brien Cleaver ’58 Mr. & Mrs. William Bohnett Loretta M. McLaughlin ’74 SCPS (Clare Hamilton Bohnett ’71) Deborah Davies (Isabelle Walsh Gundaker ’65) Doran Family Foundation Carolyn Sagendorph Mary DeCandido ’53 Sandra Cupini Hagenbarth ’63 Suzanne K. Dufrasne ’58 Th e Boothby Group Montgomery ’97 SCPS Mr. and Mrs. John P. Borneman Deloitte & Touche, LLP Elizabeth Du Ban Hansen ’51 Shelley Sprague Guerard ’66 Mr. & Mrs. Shaun O’Malley Patricia Burke DeLucia ’58 Frances McCarron Harper ’48 Kathleen C. Corcoran Keene ’68 Capt. & Mrs. Aubrey J. Bourgeois Anna Connor O’Riordan, M.D. ’53 Louise Bradley ’52 Eileen O’Rourke Deneen ’54 Mr. & Mrs. George J. Hartnett, Esq. (D) Mr. and Mrs. John D. Plunkett Frances McCullen Pierce ’63 Mary Connor Brandt, Ph.D. ’50 Mary Katherine Schubert Denny ’40 Haverstick-Borthwick Company Surdna Foundation, Inc. Susan M. Pisano ’71 M. Kathy Tigh Detrano ’67 Nan B. Hechenberger, Ph.D. Mary Connelly Tripodi Estate ’37 Gertrude Traeger Brittin ’42 Susan Prince ’75 Susan Wentland Brobst, Ph.D. ’83 Catherine Devlin ’63 Sonia Gotay Hernandez ’58 Denise Bonner Wall ’58 Janet Brown Quintal ’70 Adelaide DiBerardino ’48 Hess Companies Harry & Marianne McGurk Catharine Gallagher Brockway ’51 Martha Ranc, Ph.D. ’86 Marion Gioff re Buddo ’60 Jane Harney Donovan Estate ’45 Ken Hicks (A) Wallaesa ’87, ’92 SGS (D) Mr. and Mrs. John H. Doody Jack Hills Kathleen Keirle Dougherty, Ph.D. ’67 Marie Schauder Hindman ’49 Ruth Wingel Doyle ’52 Lois Deacon Hofmann ’36 Bernadette Montano Dronson, Esq. ’84 M. Joan McGonigal Hofmann ’63 Duane Morris, LLP Barbara Hogan, Ph.D. ’73 SCPS (F) Th e President’s Circle donor categories provide an opportunity for Chestnut Hill College to recognize the generosity Albina Dunleavy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hollenbeck of our leadership donors whose consistent annual support is essential to the College’s fi nancial strength. Members of the Mr. and Mrs. Martin Durkin Th e Honickman Foundation Judith Dwyer, Ph.D. ’72 Quita W. Horan President’s Circle are individuals who have made a minimum contribution of $1,000 to the College for any purpose. Joan Mathers Eaves ’52 Linda Sofranko Hostelley ’71 Exxon Education Foundation Mary Angela Heller Howard, Esq. ’66 Elizabeth Jachimowicz Fanuzzi ’66 Gwendolen Forsyth Hurley ’58

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Judith Bourgeois Jensen ’60 Jacques & Blanche Haviland Moore ’50 Stephen G. & Regina Mary Th erese Joyce ’46 Sandra K. Moore ’90 SGS Maxwell Schwille ’65 T. James Kavanagh Foundation Sheila Murphey, M.D. ’65 Mary Lou Sciarrillo ’66 Margaret Mary M. Frances McCormick Murphy ’73 Patricia D. Shacklett ’06 The Griffin Fund McDermott Keeler ’57 Janet Smith Murphy ’48 Nadya K. Shmavonian Marie McDermott Keeley ’52 Francis X. & Nonie & David E. Loder, Esq. Gifts to Th e Griffi n Fund each year are the cornerstone Patricia F. Kelleher ’48 Glennon Murphy ’66 Elizabeth J. Shober ’96 SCPS of Chestnut Hill College’s giving program in support Wilma Carson Kellerman, M.D. ’55 Mary O’Gorman Murray ’74 Kathleen McBride Shoup ’61 of annual unrestricted operations. Th e generous fi nancial & Edwin Kellerman, M.D. Jeanne Sweeney Nelson ’42 Margaret Walsh Shubnell ’58 support of these donors is critical to the success of Colette Robillard Kelly ’53 Loretta Brennan O’Brien ’46 Ann Marie Smith Sielski ’71 each academic year. Karen Spencer Kelly, Esq. (D) Jacqueline Carroll O’Donnell ’45 Patricia Gallagher Smith, Ph.D. ’61 Patricia Kilmartin ’40 Carole Storch O’Dwyer ’59 Patricia So ’67 David & Jodie Nora Golden O’Malley ’58 Diane Stanczak ’70 Fleur de Lis Members King-Smith ’94, ’01 SGS (A) Stephanie Olexa, Ph.D. ’72 Marion Lacey Steet ’46 Julia H. Heitzman Koechlin ’66 Margaret Richardson O’Rourke ’51 Carol Steinour, Esq. ’82 Fleur de Lis members are donors who contribute $1,000 Louise Kuklinski, M.D. ’78 Marita Howard O’Rourke ’52 Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP or more each year to Th e Griffi n Fund in support of Joseph Kulkosky, Ph.D. (F) Mary Vernier Ozzello ’50 Lauri Strimkovsky (A) unrestricted current operations. Barbara L. Forrester Landis ’07 SGS Bill & Mary Noel Page (D) & Israel Concepcion Kathleen H. Herzog Larkin, Esq. ’67 Dorothy Palatucci ’64 Cynthia Strolle ’75 Barbara Leighton Jo Ellen Noonan Parsons ’66 Kathleen McDermott Strott ’59 Donor names listed in this Annual Report refl ect Rosemary Hagan Lignelli ’58 Carol Melvin Pate, Ed.D. (F) Margaret Hetzer Stuart ’72 the donor’s total contribution, for all purposes, Christian R. & Mary F. & John L. Melvin, M.D. Katherine Roach Sullivan ’63 received by the College between July 1, 2007 Lindback Foundation Martha Freiling Peterson ’56 Lucile Sweeny ’39 and June 30, 2008. Lockheed Martin Corporation Patricia Harper Petrozza, M.D. ’74 Angela Clement Tague ’61 Ellen Logue ’47 Th e Philadelphia Contributionship Maryangela Sharkey Tait ’80 Elizabeth Lunney ’72 Th e Philadelphia Trust Company Regina Voelker Tauke ’60 Patricia Crane Lynch ’54 Rev. Jami & Mitch Possinger George Hines & Lois Trench-Hines ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Th omas J. Lynch Helen Penza Powers ’58 Clara Tucker, Ph.D. ’52 Patricia Wallace MacGillivray ’53 Amelia Petitti Quaremba, Ph.D. ’64 Lois Hoff ner Udicious ’58 Elizabeth Harvey Majane ’57 W. James & Annemarie Beverley Patrone Uniacke, M.D. ’82 Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Fliegel Quigley ’62 Phyllis Martin Upham ’42 (Miriam Gibbons Mandell ’61) (D) Margaret Jackson Quinn ’64 Eleanor Craig Utzig ’56 Donor List Designations Barbara Piga Marcouiller ’53 RJR Nabisco, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Vassallo Joan Schmitt Markham ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Raff erty Helen Mikula Vassily ’60 A Chestnut Hill College Administration Joan Fitzpatrick Marvin ’51 Frances Raff erty, Esq., Ph.D. ’71 Th e W Group D Chestnut Hill College Board of Directors Regina Gercke McConnell ’58 Elizabeth Dyer Ranc ’61* (Harry & Marianne McGurk Maureen MacLean McCord, Esq. ’58 Elizabeth MacDuffi e Reger ’54 Wallaesa ’87, ’92 SGS) (D) F Chestnut Hill College Faculty Catherine Winter McDonnell ’45 Religious of the Assumption Kathleen Wagner ’60 S Chestnut Hill College Staff Philip & M. Eileen Joanna Renzi William T. Walker, Ph.D. (A) Daly McDonough, Ed.D. ’63 Lorraine A. Revello ’66 Margaret Seidel Walton ’66 SUS School of Undergraduate Studies Joan Wood McEnaney ’53 Joan Toohey Rochford ’52 Ignatius C. Wang, AIA (D) SCPS School of Continuing & Professional Studies Mary Lou Staff ord McGill ’54 Linda Nolan Rosecan ’65 Barbara J. Boyd Ward ’80 SGS School of Graduate Studies Jeane Rossberg McGinn ’53 M. Gervase Rosenberger, Esq. ’73 Nancy Dougherty Ward Estate ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. McGlinchy (D) Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Ryan, III Mary Gallagher Wattis ’60 * Deceased Helene Boff a McGuinn ’47 (Mary Kaufmann Ryan ’66) Joan Loughlin Welch ’49 Fleur de Lis member Margaret Green McLaughlin ’62 S.R. Wojdak & Associates Mary Alice Turvey White ’57 Mary McManus ’49 Mr. & Mrs. John Sabia, Jr. (D) Helen McCann Williams ’58 Griffi n Fund donor Catherine Hebson McVicker, Ph.D. ’65 Mary Sabia Wolf, Block, Schorr & Solis-Cohen, LLP Patricia Meier ’72 Samuel T. Freeman, Co. M. Joyce Renzulli Wuenschel ’62 President’s Circle donor names that are bolded indicate Ellen Miller ’68 Rosemary Scheirer, SSJ, Ed.D. ’58 (A) Nina Buckley Yeager ’68 10+ years of consecutive giving of $1,000 or more. Anne Duff y Mirsch ’52 Mary Lentz Schuhsler ’37 Ronald & Carol Voelmle Nancie Ann Kenny Moebius ’75 Jean Schwartz, M.D. ’55 Zemnick ’75 (D) Anne E. Moore ’51

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Gold Associates Lydia Maiorca Driscoll ’70 Jodie King-Smith ’94, ’01 SGS (A) Michele Petrucci ’89 Jane Dilks Brahms ’50 ($500 - $999) Margaret Durkin, Esq. ’72 Cheryl Krupnick, Psy.D. ’79 Barbara Pierantozzi Barbara Brand ’71 Mary Eichhorn Adams, Ph.D. ’58 Janine Delaveau Dwyer ’75 Kathleen Kugler ’62 Mr. & Mrs. James Pillsbury Mary Dugery Brandenstein ’58 Rosalie Marinari Akouka, M.D. ’68 Theresa Hehn Eaman ’63 Margarita Mongil-Kwoka ’80 Joan Pollitt ’69 Pura Bigles Brennan ’52 Alpha Sigma Lambda Margaret Fick Edmonds ’63 Elizabeth U. Laufer, M.D. ’50 Mary Pollitt ’58 Ann Curran Brown ’78 Rita Ciotti Altman, Ed.D. ’53 Mary Lynne McCarthy Ekdahl ’72 Jo Anne DiGiacomo Lechowicz ’66 M. Nancy Burczewski Portland ’64 Mary Ellen Carroll Brown ’52 Maryanne Hahl Anderson, Ph.D. ’58 Corinne Foley Errico ’72 Pamela Wood Leutwyler ’65 Maura Primus Nancy Nuffort Brown ’61 AT&T Diane Neary Ewing ’64 Joan Lind ’81 Quaker Chemical Foundation Rosemary McNally Brown ’80 Barbin & O’Connell Marybeth Egan Fedyna ’74 Eileen Connors Linehan ’53 Mary Quinn ’67 Maureen Pié-Bruno, Esq. ’75 Anna M. Barone ’57 Denise Gervase Ferrier, Ph.D. ’69 Sandra Glynn Lippe ’62 Maria Romanofsky Reid ’73 Marie McCridden Burke ’54 Kathryn Agle Barry ’60 Fizzano Brothers Joan Lunney, Ph.D. ’68 Maria MacCabe Ronca ’54 Aminta Woodley Burnett ’59 Mary Ann Miller Beatty, Ph.D. ’59 Leroy E. Foulkrod Janice Maffei ’75 Helen Cunningham Roney ’44 Camille Ferro Burns, Ph.D. ’60 Marie Pelliccio Berenato ’57 Gertrude Dearie Frekko ’63 Gregory Magarity, Esq. Searchtec Holding, Inc. Mary Beth Callan, VMD ’84 Marion Morris Bergan ’53 Jeanne Labrecque Gagliano ’61 Camille & Anthony Maglio, Jr. Rita Ayerle Shoemaker ’48 Blanca Gonzalez Canney ’92 Mary Merz Berko ’52 James Gallagher Joan Maier ’83 SCPS Bernadette Kearns Sigg ’46 Patricia Canning ’70 (S) Margaret Betz, Ph.D. ’71 Bettyanne Geikler ’52 Kathleen Malaney, M.D. ’67 Mary Jane Maher Smith ’54 Katherine Alcamo Cardali ’61 Mary Hurley Birch ’60 Glaxo Smithkline Mary Martire ’53 Verna Brugger Stockmal ’61 Phyllis Metz Carroll ’51 Pamela Ann Black, Ed.D. ’64 Margaret Golden ’38 Kristen Merrick Matkowski ’96 Donna Harrington Strok ’65 Helen Chaykowsky ’65 Margarita Cardus Bohm ’44 Marie Sclafani Goldkamp ’65 Anne Keeler McBride-Manion ’48 Marie Hogan Sullivan ’50 Frances D. Chicchi ’90 SCPS Mary Ann Ballisty Bonner ’71 Kathleen Boran Gotthelf ’75 Barbara Wenthe McCarthy ’60 Marguerite D’Auria Szawlewicz ’48 I. Carole Christ ’06 SCPS Janet Rutan Bowers ’56 Kathleen McKeon Graham ’73 Cecilia Greene McCarthy ’58 United Technologies Corp. Lynnette Coleman ’80 Sallyann Bowman, M.D. ’72 Laura McCandless Green ’78 Evelyn McCrossen McChesney ’54 Voith & Mactavish Architects, LLP Sarah Colton ’97 Rosemary Mahoney Boyle ’57 Elizabeth Meier Greene ’50 Patricia McDonald ’53 Josephine Getman Von Jess ’50 Eugenia Cooper Comerford ’41 Mary Tanney Bradley ’61 Ellen Young Greenlee, Esq. ’58 Elizabeth Beierschmitt McGee ’50 Dorothy Holmes Wentland ’58 Ann Donoghue Conley ’48 Janice Glocheski Brunner ’63 Greenscape Landscape Contractor, Inc. Lorraine Sukalski McGlynn ’56 Helen West ’48 Sandra Frazier Connelly ’96 SGS Mary Swingle Bunsa ’48 Sandra Kuback Grill ’67 Margaret Bennett McGreal ’60 Antoinette Whitmore ’67 Christine Brennan Conover ’56 Elizabeth Hughes Burns ’61 Mary Ann Conway Gursky, Esq. ’63 Mary Claire O’Keefe McIntyre ’48 Constance Parsons Wickersham ’68 Mr. & Mrs. James Cooney Doris M. Byrnes ’49 Mary Ann Haggerty, M.D. ’70 Anna Marie McKenna ’58 Anne Butler Wigmore ’58 Dominic Cotugno, Ed.D. (F) Martha Wohlfert Cacciamani ’59 Raymond Hartman, Jr. Kathleen McNicholas, M.D. ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Williams Theresa Croskey ’06 Joan Alford Callahan ’54 Arlene Hausmann ’57 Margaret McNierney McPhillips ’57 Anne Marie Boehnke Winkle ’57 Crusin’, Inc. Margaret Kress Carson ’67 Patricia Quinn Hayden ’68 Mary Ellen McVeigh ’48 Nancy Meiklejohn Wolgamot ’80 Betty Kane Daily ’43 Patricia Malloy Cavanaugh ’53 Mary Lynch Hayes ’58 Catherine Hebson McVicker, Ph.D. ’65 Bonnie Word, M.D. ’78 Madeleine Bennis Degnan ’42 Ann Holloway Charlesworth ’45 Shirley Kieser Hoberg ’47 Rita Squires Meehan ’46 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wrona Frances Horan Del Duca, Esq. ’50 Jolande Jong Chiu ’58 Anne DePiano Holderness ’60 Michelle N. Dietrich Melcher ’94 Janice Kitley Yurasek ’58 MaryLou Mongiven Delizia ’78 SCPS Anne Daly Holland ’56 Joan Menaquale ’53 Dr. & Mrs. William DeMedio Claire Harrison Cocklin ’52 Scarlet Associates Mary Little Collins ’73 Betsy Flynn Hollo ’70 Nancie Ann Kenny Moebius ’75 Barbara Murray Dennen ’51 Carolyn Baldino Conboy ’51 Mary Tyler Muldoon Holmes ’73 Margaret Quinn Mohr ’58 ($250 - $499) Anna Faris DiFranco ’72 Beverly Kray Connolly ’56 Hub International Pennsylvania, LLC Patricia Belcher Monaghan ’56 Betty O’Hara Anders ’38 Sally Donnelly ’53 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Craven Mollie Brown Ingram ’65 Mr. Arthur Montano M. Elizabeth Timmins Angulo ’58 Molly Walsh Donovan, Ph.D. ’68 Barbara Cruse ’64 Bethany Schroeder Jones, Ph.D. ’65 Penny Grelis Morrison ’68 ARAMARK Walter Donovan, Jr. Anne Bradley De Masi ’86 Patricia Garrity Kasper ’47 Helen Kenny Motzenbecker ’50 Stacy Harper-Avilla ’96 SCPS Antoinette DuBiel ’96 SCPS Brenda M. Gala DeStefano ’90 Barbara Merck Kearns ’58 Joan Byrne Murphy ’50 Dorothy Bachmann ’48 Mary Agnew Dunleavy ’84 Caroline Devine ’72 Kathryn Coyne Keegan ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Murphy (S) Hattie Davey Baier ’59 Maryanne Rafferty Dunmire ’57 Debra-Lynn Wolaniuk Mary Ann Keegan ’45 Irene Nowak Musman ’57 Joan Hartmann Bamberger ’54 Mary Jo Calhoun Egoville ’63 Dombrowski, O.D. ’83 A. Keirans Catherine Myers ’71 Bonnie Bardin ’95 SCPS Katherine McHugh Enck ’52 The Honorable Louise Donaldson, JSC ’66 Rosanne Bonner Kendra ’53 Mary Delia Tye Neuman, Ph.D. ’66 Bernadette Power Barnhurst ’51 Mary Levin Englebert ’50 Kathleen M. Donnelly ’59 Anna Gibino Kerr ’69 Louise Sullivan O’Connor ’43 Mary Ellen McFadden Barry ’56 Rosemary Kozin Eustace ’68 Maureen Colleran Doyle ’68 M. Catherine Kronbar Kibler ’63 Nancy Leonard O’Connor ’53 Margaret Helbling Baumann ’72 Elana Evans ’06 Mary Frances Donoghue O’Donnell ’50 M. Claudette Rupp Bayer ’60 Wanda Feletski ’75 Robert O’Donnell Marita O’Reilly Beckum, Esq. ’61 Constance Peacock Feraco ’53 Philomena O’Hanlon ’46 Patricia Doran Benkovic ’60 Claudia MacFadden Fletcher ’70 Members of the Associates Club are donors who have made a minimum Barbara Griffiths Olivieri ’56 Natalie Nolan Berkey ’63 Joyce Maurin Fonash, Ph.D. ’68 contribution of $100 – for any purpose – to help sustain the College’s PA Society New England Women Denise Reilly Blasdale ’68 Katherine Hinches Forsythe ’42 Mary Juel Rockwell Boast ’55 tradition of academic excellence. Denise Haskins Paolella ’75 Mary Jane Pasha Franco ’58 Judith Anne Paul ’70 Barbara Forster Boyle ’68 Kathleen Reilly Gallagher ’65 Mary Elizabeth Peek ’55 Mary Pat Gallagher Boyle ’67 Mary Louise McDonald Galvin ’80

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Carmen Echevarria Garcia ’49 Rosemary Hunt Kurtz ’71 Kathleen Shea Pié ’87, ’92 SGS Andrea Wargo, Ph.D. ’72 Karen Reinhardt Avenick ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gassert Helen Kurz ’50 Lucy Piotrowska, M.D. ’49 Mary Alice Butler Warwick ’61 M. Dolores Sejda Aversa ’53 N. A. Gillen ’69 Eileen Kelly Lammers ’53 Dolores Topoleski Pontone ’49 Judith Wayne ’77 Virginia Pachence Azzariti ’64 Elizabeth Stroud Giordano ’50 Patricia LaGattuta Lazor ’57 Christine Westrum Porter ’94 SCPS Mary Kunberger Wehrmann ’67 Jeanne Baffa, M.D. ’81 Florence Loscalzo Giorgini ’64 Henriette Horchler Leanos, Ph.D. ’60 Louise-Anne Pulli, DC ’82 Lorene Cardinal Welsh ’52 Josephine Sciarrotta Bagley ’53 Linda Hirsh Glasgow ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lennon Catherine Quinn ’78 SCPS (S) Gloria Lombardi Welter ’53 Rieke Baize ’98 Susan Berko Glass ’75 Mary Beth Higgins Livolsi ’84 Rita Cresci Quinn ’41 Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow Wendling Mary Margaret Moore Baker ’64 Mary Silcox Gleason ’53 Joan Loreng ’70 Alexandra Masiuk Rakowsky ’62 Jane Randall Conlon-Werner, Ph.D. ’81 Sharon Cameron Baldwin ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Golderer Carrie Wosicki Loveless ’84 Mary Frances Flood Rellick ’65 Katherine Barrett White ’70 Martina McCarthy Ball ’66 Mary Zuccarini Gordon ’85 Mary Jo Bonner Lubas, M.D., Ph.D. ’64 Joan Murray Reynolds ’52 Rosemary Boccella White ’52 Mary Louise West Ball ’62 Rita Cianciarulo Grayum ’50 Margaret Kirby Lucia ’69 Sharon Rice ’06 Ann Meagher Williams ’50 Patricia Tully Bannan ’49 Shirlee Repak Gubernat ’50 Margaret Judge Lynch ’67 Shannon Roberts (S) Joan Huber Winters ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bannon Geraldine Longo Hadley ’64 Dorothy Kushlis MacFarlane, M.D. ’67 Rosemary Campbell Romasco ’50 Teresa Rhodes Wolliard ’69 Anne Locke Bansbach ’46 Susan Rapp Halczenko ’69 Lee Bailey MacMurtrie ’40 Linda McKenna Roxe ’61 Suzanne Pesenti Wood ’92 Mary Jo Platten Barbi ’67 Helen Hall ’70 Clare Ammend Magee ’71 Carolyn Inglesby Rusin ’58 Christina Demetrovits Woody ’79 Felicia Corsaro Barbieri, Ph.D. ’70 Geraldine Eble Hamilton ’63 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Malisheski Jennifer A. Eager Scalaro ’90 Carole Weizer Wynstra ’68 Hannelore Lawin Barbieri, Psy.D. ’93 SCPS Ellen Seiberlich Hardy ’82 Joanna Rizzo Mastronardo ’72 Mary Ellen Scanlan, Ph.D. ’64 Barry Young Mary Jane Dougherty Barry ’48 Gloria Massey Harkins ’53 Mary Mulderry Mattson ’66 Doris Black Schaefer ’48 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zachwieja Kenneth Bartlett Bartlett, Sr. ’99 SCPS Jean Williams Harris ’57 Joan Pietras McAuliffe ’63 Roberta Rothwell Schillo ’71 Irene A Wagman Zielinski ’54 Margaret Kelly Baumgardner ’40 Myra Hayes ’58 Ruth Patterson McCarthy ’51 Joanne Sidoti Schmidt, D.D.S. ’72 Therese Zogby ’51 Jeanne Haesler Bebbington ’48 Maureen Burns Heacock ’68 Meghan McCormack ’05 Nancy Koonmen Schmidtmann ’61 Christine Scott Beck ’72 Sandra Johnson Helverson ’61 Louise McCoy ’52 Maura Woulfe Schubert ’58 Silver Associates Maryann Wessel Beitel ’56 M. Chris Hemsley ’77 Donna Carlino McCoyd ’66 Marjorie Scott ’89 ($100 - $249) Antoinette Maselli Belisari ’48 Berna Schmidt Herrick ’50 Kathleen Martin McFadden ’65 Rosaleen Feehan Seifert ’58 Louise Loia Aaronson ’67 Carol Enright Bell ’54 Kathryn Peters Hill ’57 Kathleen McGinley, D.O. ’00 Phyllis Gott Shea ’59 Alice Fitzpatrick Abbene ’52 Mary Nagle Bell ’54 Denise M. Gibson Hladun ’90 Gordon McIntyre Mr. & Mrs. Terence Shea Beth Beyer Abbott ’05 SGS Patricia Chiri Bell ’65 Eleanor Newell Hofkes ’48 Mr. & Mrs. James McLaughlin Catherine Simon ’85 SCPS Blanche Abrahams Andrew Bellwoar Sandra Denenberg Hohberger ’66 Joan Shelley McLaughlin ’54 Donna Smith (S) Roberta Romano Acchione ’69 Vincent Bellwoar, M.D. Joanne Milburn Hollenbach ’86 Elizabeth Ryan Meehan ’73 Mary Schuhsler Spangler, Ed.D. ’64 Jose Acevedo ’02 SCPS Marie Badecker Benas ’48 Lynne Huddleston-Ruff ’75 Andrew J. Miller Kathleen M. Spigelmyer ’98 SCPS (S) Elena C. Pié Adkins ’90 Johanna Bender ’04 SGS Aurora Marrero Hughes ’77 Helen Baum Miller ’61 John D. Sprandio Marie Meaney Adolph ’57 Mimi Strolle Bender ’76 Cheryl-Ann Montano Hughes ’80 Kathryn Miller, SSJ, Ph.D. (A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Clark Steinman Marilyn Sutton Adomanis ’70, ’84 SGS Patricia Di Francesco Bender ’71 Loretto Nagel Humphreys ’62 Jennifer Mollman ’02 SCPS Jean Campbell Sterling ’58 Catherine L. Albanese, Ph.D. ’62 Carolyn Bensel, Ph.D. ’63 Cecilia Hunt ’63 Angela Romano Moore ’58 Sally Cavanaugh Strike ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Albright Melvin Benson, III ’03 SCPS James R. Hunter Juanita R. Moore-Koecher ’44 Margaret Greene Stubee ’54 Carol Cheleden Alcorn ’60 Martha Berry ’56 Joan Edmund Husted ’68 Virginia Flynn Morris ’75 Kathleen Devlin Stull ’96 SCPS Dawnlynne Cute-Allen, DC ’93 Hilda Casanave Bertotti ’55 IDC Ruth Mulligan ’41 Cecily McDonald Suchy ’59 Elizabeth Allen ’51 Bevilacqua Plumbing, Inc. Barbara Jani ’67 Margaret Mary Murphy, SSJ ’61 (F) Miriam Fenerty Sullivan ’57 Marcia Allen ’03 SCPS Jane Delaney Blank ’44 Carmencita Chafey Jimenez ’73 Michele Mustello ’60 Marie Gallagher Sweeney ’60 Sylvia Ximines Allen ’43 Samantha Blazic ’05 Isabel Porreca Johnson ’63 Mr. & Mrs. Rowland Myers Marie Denny Sweeney ’67 Marylee Noonan Amato ’64 Joan Blesedell ’64 Bettina Clemons Juers ’35 Rosemarie Robinson Nevergole ’74 Genevieve Koehler Sweet ’51 Carol Lowe Ambacher ’65 Miriam Quinn Blimm ’59 Anita Chiu Kan ’74 Miriam Butler Newlon ’58 Marilea Swenson ’67 Mr. & Mrs. George Ambrose Deborah Daly Bohan ’60 Lynnanne Kasarda, M.D. ’82 Marianne Waldeier Noll ’60 Joann Bowes Taylor ’80 Mary Alice Kasper Amend ’64 Grace Cavanagh Bolen ’49 Mr. & Mrs. John Keleher Catherine Wilson O’Brien ’48 Maureen Schmidt-Thielens ’62 Eileen Husted Anderson ’69 Paula DeSanctis Bonavitacola ’74 Nancy Day Kelley, Ph.D. ’71 Mary Kinahan-Ockay ’74 Raymond Thomas Kathleen Rex Anderson, Ed.D. ’66 Anna Bondi ’06 SCPS Jane Ellen Higgins Kelly, Ed.D. ’56 Diane Napoli O’Grady ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Thomason Angela Andrews ’06 SCPS Eileen Borne ’92 Kathleen McCarthy Kelly ’61 Rita O’Loughlin ’49 Virginia Toliver ’94 SGS Christine Binkowski Andrews ’74 Alice Ann Goldkamp Bossow ’64 Ursula O’Reilly Kennedy ’43 Virginia Mitchell O’Neill ’50 Ann Brennan Toner ’59 Barbara Dolan Arena ’83 Peter Bowers Susan Magee Kephart ’85 Lisa Blackwell-Opher ’04 SGS Carol Panepinto Trojan ’68 Mary Conway Arnone ’78 Carol Pingue Boyle ’63 Kristin MacDonald King ’91 Patricia Parrella Orlando ’68 Teresa Clark Trudeau ’68 James Arthurs Mary Boyle ’80 Mary Laffan King ’62 Mary Elizabeth Ounsworth ’92 SCPS Helene Hornyak Tuckwood ’53 Irma Ashenbrenner ’50 Patricia Nichols Brady ’53 Cecile Heebner Knies ’63 Nancy Finlayson Padgett ’68 Patricia Kane-Vanni, Esq. ’75 Amelia Askew ’93 SCPS Evelyn Galla Bratton ’64 Margaret Garr Knoblock ’58 Adelaide Brothers Palmer, Ed.D. ’51 Susan Vath ’86 Jane Bentz Atesoglu ’66 Michelle Raymond Bray ’89 Margaret Marshall Kramer ’66 Kathleen Gardner Pearson ’80 Maryanne Vallely Wagner ’68 Bridget Rochford Atzinger ’88 Barbara Costigan Brennan ’56 Dolores Dezii Kreal ’60 Judith Perkins ’70 Kathleen Wall ’71 Dolores Everling Audet ’50 Lauren Maria Phillips Brennan ’77 Suzanne Raymus Kuhn ’78 Susan Petras ’67 Letitia Hickey Ward ’56 Mary Augustine ’79, ’85 SGS Roseanne Burke Brennan ’60

20 ASSOCIATES CLUB

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Breslin Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ciletti Mary Ann Dempsey ’50 Mary Catherine O’Brien Fallon ’45 Sheila Duffin Gray ’63 Ann Curran Brown ’78 Eileen McCoy Cioffi ’62 Patricia Casey D’Entremont ’50 Charlotte Branagan Farley ’56 Patricia Higgins Green ’51 Bernadine McGrath Brown ’60 Rose Ann Baron Clarke ’54 Carlene Labella Deon Mary Frances Kenny Fay ’47 Anne De Venuto Grey ’47 Caryl Brown ’51 Class of 1963 Mildred Murphy Deriggi, Ph.D. ’60 Mary Jane Tynebor Fearn ’64 William Grey, Psy.D. ’05 SGS Clare McConnell Brown ’58 Rufus Coes Don DeSantis Mary Alice Stein Feichtel ’66 Kathleen Quigley Grimm ’88 Joanne Brown ’91 Virginia Reilly Coester ’58 Design Network, Inc. Mary Garneau Feketie ’47 William Gross ’03 SCPS Judith Brown, Ph.D. ’67 Mr. & Mrs. John Collins Jane Wagner DeSilverio ’93 SCPS Mary Jane Harford Ferro ’57 Carol-Jane Piltz Guardino ’66 Karen Prihoda Brown ’86 M. Carol Snyder Collins ’55 Patti Grossman Deutsch ’77 Margaret Fick Mary Clare Martin Guinther ’52 Mariagnes O’Neill Brown ’44 Madeleine Murray Collins ’49 Margaret Roe Diemer ’49 A. Klair McGlynn Filarsky ’48 Eleanor Mason Gulczynski ’59 Maureen Clemens Brown ’97 SGS Elizabeth Moleski Colonna ’71 Caroline Reilly Dignan, M.D. ’89 Mary Claire Dougher Filippelli ’43 Jane Tomalonis Gursky ’75 Joan Goldschmidt Browne ’65 Margaret Atanasio Colucci ’63 Geraldine Stock DiLisi ’92 SGS Dineen Foley Filoramo ’00 SCPS Lisa Anne Roney Haas ’86 Martha Browne Lisa Grice-Concepcion ’87 Angela Promutico DiSanto ’81 Alicia Bogie Fitzpatrick ’87 Frances Schuhsler Hadden ’65 Mary Gorman Brown-Jednak ’42 Anne Coneghen ’94 SCPS Donna Forte DiVentura ’76 Patricia Gallagher Fleck ’58 Heather Hadley ’02 Nancy Benner Brubaker ’00 SGS Joan Murray Conmy ’91 SCPS, ’98 SGS Andrea Varricchio-DiVito, Ph.D. ’72 Eugenie Dausey Fleming ’67 Teresa Haenn ’88 Bruno’s Restaurant Jo Ann Ewadinger Connelly ’61 Peggy Anne Derham Dolan ’53 Elizabeth Avil Flick ’62 Denise Haffner ’79 SCPS Rita Luczynski Brzezinski ’47 Sarah Hodson Connor ’44 Eleanor Donaghue ’77 SCPS Dorothy Murray Foley ’85 Teresa Hagan ’70 Mary Jo Bucceri ’98 SCPS Maureen Newman Considine ’54 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Donahue Mr. & Mrs. George Forde, Jr. Margaret M. Hagerty ’68 Annette Heitzman Buckley ’47 Kathryn Lippman Conti-Hodgkiss ’49 Marie Aimone Donnelly ’05 Joan McDermott Forry ’58 Susan M. Rilling Haitsch ’90 Joanne Bonavita Budwick ’67 Maria Santoro Conway ’92 Susan Maloney Donohue ’51 Joan Fosbenner ’02 SCPS Susan Rapp Halczenko ’69 Barbara Maher Bur ’69 Janet Budzitowski Cooke ’73 Barbara Donovan ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Fountaine K. Patricia Carville Haley ’50 Marylin Unger Burke ’62 Patricia Bounds Corcoran ’54 Jeanne Collins Donovan ’62 Margaret Feraco Frampton ’79 Marianne Carlson Hall ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Burke Mary Mahoney Corini ’51 Suzanne Donovan, Ed.D. ’91 SGS Barbara Bridi Frampus ’75 Janet McAninley Hallermeier ’58 Joanne Corini Burrell, D.M.D. ’81 Susan Rothrock Costello ’69 Gertrude O’Donnell Donze ’48 Amy McLeer Frangione ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Hammons Catherine Smith Burton ’63 Madeleine Gercke Costigan ’54 Christina Dougherty, VMD ’79 Charlotte McClaskey Friel ’53 Jeanne Carpenter Hanes-Romano ’47 Alexis Byrd ’04 Eileen Coutts ’92 SGS Connie Dougherty ’05 SCPS Carol Clark Fucigna, M.D. ’82 Mary Doyle Hanna ’60 Anne Senser Byrne ’57 Rosemary Tighe Cozzolino ’61 Jeanne Dougherty ’80 Dolores Furlan ’64 Rose Anne Di Santo Hannum ’63 Ellen Whiteside Byrne ’56 Cecily Craig ’77 Kathleen Dougherty ’87 SCPS Noel Riley Gallagher ’62 Marion Clinger Hanuschek ’83 Catherine Malloy Byron ’56 Kathryn Kearns Craig ’83 Clara McNierney Doyle ’54 Paula Murphy Gallagher ’64 Catherine Price Harmer ’80 Eileen Casey Cadden ’49 Carolyn Jones Crawford ’64 Margaret Jarosh Doyle ’64 Rita Gallo ’78 Georgene Mann Hartmann ’64 Constance Weber Cahill ’58 Mary Grace Coleman Crerand ’49 Barbara Gallo Draper ’61 Mary Goldschmidt Galloway ’64 Mona Hughes Harwood ’48 Lucy Canning Patricia Collins Crognale, D.D.S. ’74 Christina Drucker ’03 SCPS Agnes Dennison Galop ’47 Faith Olearo Haskew ’52 Richard Canning Anna Marie Judge Croney ’68 Catherine Cardamone Duarte ’75 Jane Foulkrod Galvin ’68 Blanche Goffredo Haughton ’71 Ann McGee Carbon, Esq. ’86 Deborah Larue Cross ’03 SCPS Denise Errico Duffy ’72 Maryann Campbell Gans ’68 Marie Healy Hawthorn ’50 Barbara Carli ’52 Ann Tushim Csink ’61 Elizabeth S. Duffy Sharon Smith Gardlund ’61 Frances Bonanni Hay ’72 Mary Jane Klinges Carlin ’49 Barbara McNamara Cubby ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dugan Margaret O’Donnell Garrett ’62 Virginia Hayes ’64 Theresa Leahy Carlin ’82 Mary Jo Dagney ’78 Marie Micale Dumbra ’60 Joyce Finnegan Garrison ’64 Belinda Horn Heidenreich ’00 SGS Catherine Budenbender Carolan ’60 Mr. & Mrs. John D’Agostino Catherine Brannan Dunn ’61 Eileen D’Arcy Garvey ’62 Anne Fatkin Heim ’68 Rosemary Griffin Carolan ’72 Kathleen Buhrman Dalena ’55 Janet Powers Dunne ’74 Regina McDonald Gebka ’83 Sandra Johnson Helverson ’61 Lynne Silverio Carpenter ’80 Agnes O’Loughlin Danella ’51 Kathy Duran Kathleen Freiert Geiger ’49 Catherine O’Donoghue Helwig ’63 Joanne Paskowsky Carr ’67 Carole D’Angelo ’92 SCPS Ann Voorhees-Durshaw, Psy.D. Mary O’Connor Gentile, Ed.D. ’66 Agnes Hendrick ’64 Mr. & Mrs. William Carr Kathleen Daniel ’57 ’98 SGS, ’05 SGS Teresa Barth Gervasio ’77 Kathleen Mooney Hennessey ’72 Joan Yates Carroll ’55 Christine Ferraro Daniels ’76 Nancy Curtis Duzy ’46 Jillian Getting ’03 Helen Smith Henry ’93 SCPS Theresa Elmendorf Carroll ’68 Diane Scicchitano Dannenfelser ’76 Frances Shumen Dwyer ’67 Anna Giacalone, D.M.D. ’78 Patricia Herbst ’94 SGS Ruth Carver ’88 SCPS Beatrice T. Jungblut Dante ’56 Marianne Valvardi Dwyer ’76 Christina Berenato Giacona ’82 Donald Heron Monica Moore Casciano ’78 Rosemary Vaughan Davis ’77 Elizabeth Leonard Eck ’67 Joanne Fay Gibbs ’58 Donna Sedock Hess ’81 Mr. & Mrs. William Castone Patrice Kelly De Felice ’61 Mary Wiesner Edell ’54 Mary Ann Velten Gilman ’76 Mary Beth Tome Hewson ’74 Caterpillar, Inc. Maria De Luca ’78 Camelia Gallardo Eisenhart ’43 Barbara McAninch Giuliano ’72 Maria Pugliese-Hieble, M.D. ’70 Maureen Gillen Chan ’61 Eileen Menegus Debesis, Ph.D. ’67 Anne Buchy Elden ’43 Marie Pascucci Glanz ’63 Margaret Higgins ’54 Nancy Denny Chancler ’66 Terese Wolf DeCamara ’64 Michele Dipasquale Elkes ’02 SGS Ann Wiesner-Glickman ’54 Margaret L. Falcone-Hindley, Ph.D. ’88 Camilla Wagner Checchio ’45 Lorraine Delafrange Deeney ’42 Patricia Amend Ellard ’57 Joan Haran Gloe ’46 Mr. & Mrs. James Hodson Lisa Haluszka Chepega ’87 Patricia Deeney ’96 SGS Marian Princivalle Ellis ’75 Judith Vanstone Golderer ’68 Helene Becker Hoffsommer ’73, ’95 SGS Chestnut Hill Dental Group Therese Schreiber deFoney ’57 Margaret M. Englebert ’74 Mirna Gonzalez Mr. & Mrs. James Hogan Walter Childs (S) Lois Love Deibert ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy English Lynn Cozza Goodman ’63 Mary-Jo Heile Hogan ’48 Pauline Chung ’72 Barbara Harron Delaney ’59 Annamarie Baker Ennis ’71 Marie Tropiano Goodman ’57 Eileen Pollock Holden ’61 Susan Polarine Ciabattoni ’90 Catherine Stroud DelDuca ’48 ESF, Inc. Beatrice Gallagher Grabish ’61 Kathleen Magee Holemans ’84 Cigna Corporation Daniela Spano DelPrete ’98 Joan McGuigan Evans ’50 Piera Infranco Gravenor ’81 Maureen McFadden Holley, D.M.D. ’86

21 ASSOCIATES CLUB

Diane Wall Holtz ’60 Mary Lenore Gricoski Keszler, M.D. ’74 Joanne Ryan Luecke ’58 Rose Fabio McKenna ’61 Sandra Clauson Nesbitt ’98 Home Sweet Home Pet Sitting Services Anne Marie Kiehne ’70 Jeannette Echevarria Lugo ’50 Diane Lacorte-McLaughlin ’06 SCPS Sally Dolly Nester ’51 Ann Manning Honeycutt ’49 Patricia Hoffman Killion ’78 Donna Piontkowski Lusardi ’77 Margaret Vernon McLaughlin ’50 Dorothea Newman ’64 Madeline Horrigan ’60 Mary Grace Grall Killmer ’63 Judith Hadden Lutolf ’61 Mary Young McLaughlin ’46 Margaret Jones Newman ’95 SGS Anne Marie O’Donnell Housel ’76 Elizabeth Newmiller King ’65 Elizabeth Dinan Lutz ’52 Helen Bernhardt McMonagle ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nichols Marian Mellace Houston ’01 Marie Rosato King ’50 Susan Murray Lybrook ’63 Marian Fanning McNamara, M.D. ’67 Patricia Cholewinski Nicholson ’70 Catherine Austermehle Hrybyk ’43 Diane Kingsley ’87 SCPS Joyce Scheer Lynch ’53 Mary McNamara ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Nicholson Adele Pudrowski Hudson ’48 Carol Searle Kirk ’81 SCPS Joan C. Rook Mac Farland ’91 SCPS John McNelis Evelyn Dunsmore Nosker ’65 Patricia Harford Hueber ’59 Lois Curti Kittredge ’64 Anita MacDonald Margaret Anderson Meade ’63 Marion Seckler Novack ’51 Cecilia Hunt ’63 Katherine Ferguson Knox ’67 Barbara Hynes MacIntosh ’80 Kathleen Canedo Mee ’53 Lucille Cox Novotny ’44 Valerie Greco-Hunt, M.D. ’82 Mr. & Mrs. George Kochu Margaret McKee Madison ’68 Dorothy Meehan-Ripa Freda Gorelick Oben ’40 Elizabeth Mallon Hunter ’74 Maureen McGlynn Koerwer ’87 Wendy Madonna ’83 Elaine Palmer Meisinger ’65 Barbara Beers Oberle ’55 Angela Galla Huntley ’67 Ann Kohoot ’73 Dorothea Klebacher Magyar ’67 Janet Mele ’98 SGS Dorothy O’Brien ’50 Moira Hurley, M.D. ’64 Raimonda Binkis Kontrimas ’59 Margaret Boyle Mahon ’46 Delia Schiavi Melograna ’42 Gretta Doyle O’Brien ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson Grace Voigt Kozrad ’83 Catherine Ondrey Mailloux ’62 Barbara Curran Merdiushev ’67 Margaret Conlan O’Brien ’62 Charlotte Kelley Hyer ’59 Zenaida Ancheta Krablin ’63 Catherine Maloney ’83 Janet Messner ’78 SCPS Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Brien Kathleen Brown Hyland ’63 Joan Cook Krov ’74 Kathleen Kane Mann ’62 Ann Donohue Metz ’45 Patricia O’Keefe O’Brimski ’59 Katherine Crosson Hylinski ’76 Mary Hennessey Krutulis ’65 Louise Mann ’63 Donna Talluto Mihelick, M.D. ’86 Dorothea Buchy O’Connor ’44 Joan Koenig Hynes ’60 Lisa Porter Kuh ’84 Cecilia Marino Genevieve Miller ’83, ’93 SGS Sandra Schlott O’Donnell ’59 Elizabeth Hughes Iaquinto ’85 SGS Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Kurtz Kathleen Newman Marion ’60 Marianne Miller ’56 Catherine O’Flaherty ’54 Diane Wasyluk Iardella ’87 Rita Cook Lade ’42 Bernadette Bennis Marshall ’65 Maryellen Britt Miller ’82 Maureen Kelsey O’Hara ’88 Theresa Hunt Imms ’51 Eleanor Lang ’63 Kathleen Engel Marshall, Ph.D. ’68 Robert Miller Ellen Mullany O’Laughlin ’51 Ingersoll-Rand Company Jane Serrada Lang ’70 Lisa Long Martelli ’88 Lorraine Cajano Minecci ’64 Ngozi Onyewuenyi Oleru, Ph.D. ’75 Frederica Massiah-Jackson ’71 Joan Gerard Larkin ’52 Martin Di Francisco Painting Margaret Mitchell ’03 SCPS Joyce O’Neill ’52 Gertrude Jackson ’05 SCPS Betty Amici Larson ’56 Joanne McWilliams Martin ’54 Rita McCloskey Miziorko ’71 Mary Magee Onofrietto, Ph.D. ’60 Lisa Jackson ’05 SCPS, ’07 SGS Claire Willette Laskas ’45 Constance Brown Masciangelo ’68 Elizabeth Wible Molloy, Ph.D. ’65 Kathleen O’Pella ’76 Lisa Cooper Jackson ’05 SGS Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Lasky Nancy McDonald Mason ’66 Diane Gillies Momich ’62 Regina Brennan Origoni ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Jacobs Christine Nicholl Lauer ’80 Maryanna Kane Massey ’68 Mary Brady Mommessin ’52 Kathleen Boyle Ortino ’50 Laine McDonald Jacoby ’93 SGS Margaret Keegan Lawn ’54 Mr. & Mrs. John Matthews, Jr. Nancy Arauz Monnat ’71 Our Mother of Consolation Convent Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Jacoby Marijane Curtin Lawson ’58 Margaret Matthews ’69 Anna Stawitzke Mooney ’44 Grace Uttinger Palis ’48 M. Eileen Franz Janssen ’64 Suzanne Sanders Lawson ’58 Suzanne Hoban Matunis ’55 Elizabeth Halasz Moore ’62 Agnes Dorasavage Palko ’53 Kathleen Boyle Jarvis ’62 Lois Steppacher Lazzarino ’55 Dorothy Stemmler Maurer ’55 Marie Costello Moore ’64 Marion Dougherty Pallas ’05 SGS Joan McFadden Jernee ’67 Marybeth Honeyman Leary ’65 Cecilia Mohl McAleer ’78 Miriam Berry Moore ’68, ’92 SGS Barbara Mercer Panek ’73 Elisabeth Steuble-Johnson ’98 SGS Marianne Sim Lee ’58 Helen Anne Fitzpatrick McAnerney ’53 Margaret C. Moran ’67 Joanne Pascuzzi ’58 Margaret Johnson ’69 Doris Cadigan Lefkowitz, Ph.D. ’80 Patricia Jackiewicz McBurnie ’02 SGS Mary Jane Briggs Morgan ’67 Cecelia Englebert Passanza ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Johnson Therese Martin Lehigh ’50 Mary McCabe ’41 Margaret Stehli Morris ’52 Elizabeth Patterson-Patterson ’68 Catherine Condon Johnston ’55 Joan Courtney Leicht ’73 Ann Brosseau McCall ’54 Mr. & Mrs. William Moscola Mary Ann Stahl Patton ’87 Marcia Moore Jones ’92 SCPS Lise Cassarella Leonard ’93 Micheline Paquet McCracken ’51 Helen Rosmilia Mourino ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Paul Raymond Jordan ’05 SCPS, ’07 SGS Marie Ryan Leonard ’66 Mary Spence McCue ’57 Moyra Siu Moy, M.D. ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Pearsall Karen Wilderotter Judge ’87 Rosemary Leone ’74, ’92 SGS Dolores Sulzbach McDevitt ’52 Regina Beck Moynihan ’57 Mary Young Peck ’81 Joanne Kaminski, Psy.D. ’05 SGS Maureen Reilly Leonhardt ’53 Marjorie Erickson McDevitt ’46 Maria Garzarella Mullane, Esq. ’75 Ms. Immaculata Pelone Blanche Kammer Anne Branagan Letter ’54 Martha Wilderotter McDevitt ’65 Marylou Morgan Mullen ’49 Susan Brown Penrose ’65 Kathleen Debow Karsch ’69 Patricia Orna LeVarn ’61 Marilyn McDonald, M.D. ’07 SGS Barbara Folsom Murch ’61 Elizabeth Green Perkins ’73 Michelle Leshko Kaschak ’97 Ann O’Connor Levering ’71 Catherine Glennon McDonough ’71 Mrs. Stanley Murday Mrs. James Perrelli Ann Keer ’97 Rhonda Jones Levy, Esq. ’97 SGS Margaret Flaherty McFarland ’46 Doris Doran Murphy ’51 Mary Patricia Olley Perri, Esq. ’83 Esther Mari Ambrogi Kehoe ’84 Kathleen Lewin Denise Sheehan McGookin ’49 Karin Stangler Murphy ’96 Bernadette Fortune Pettine ’51 Kathleen Allen Kehoe ’49 Catharine Kiely Leydon ’48 Suzanne Waltrich McGowan ’66 Mary Resinski Murphy, M.D. ’54 PFM Asset Management LLC Margaret Coffey Kelleher, Ph.D. ’67 Pauline Vinchur Lichman ’52 Angele Vial McGrady, Ph.D. ’63 Patricia Cunningham Murphy ’85 SGS Mary Degnan Phelps ’76 Alison Turnbull Kelley ’63 Roberta Evanoff Lindquist ’55 Eileen McIlhinney ’67 SaraLee Hayden Murphy ’63 Dorothy Phinney ’44 Elizabeth Richardson Kelly ’41 Jacqueline Urbach Linse ’85 Ann Brady McIntosh ’47 Mary Elizabeth Murphy Murray ’51 Eileen Walker Phoebus ’69 Molly Kelly ’93 SGS Kerry Freisen Lively ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Francis McIntyre, Jr. Philip Murray Susan Pickering ’04 SGS Patricia Boston Kelly ’51 Pamela Ballwig Livingston ’04 SGS Kathleen McIntyre ’92 Clare Bennett Nafe ’67 Joan Pirundini ’54 Susan Taylor Kelly ’69 M. Elizabeth Logan ’54 Charles McKee, Esq. Rhoda Dietrich Nary ’53 Anne Weber Platner ’44 Geraldine Menzler Kelsey ’52 Marion Logue Virginia Haenn McKee ’88 Ann Nedbal ’85 SCPS, ’93 SGS Jannet Platonova ’99 Phyllis Basenfelder Kennedy ’51 Marianne Loney ’95 SGS Brian McKenna ’03 SCPS Phyllis Coppola Neill ’64 Eleanor Walsh Plumb ’70 Mary Crecca Kenny ’50 Ellen Loughran, Ph.D. ’72 Eileen Finucane McKenna ’39 Carol Neri ’64 Crystal Plummer ’04 SCPS

22 Mariann Pokalo, Ph.D. ’77 Judith Falconiero Schaefer ’65 Jane Maguire Starke ’54 Beth Griech-Polelle, Ph.D. ’87 Linda McCarthy Schanz ’81 Margaret Callaghan Steficek ’77 Jack Poole Dorothy Spence Schere ’62 Rosanne Grasmeder Steitz ’62 Renee Raymond Portu ’84 Carroll Lanman Schleppi ’63 Roses O’Leary Stephens ’52 Rebecca Preece ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. William Stephenson Arlene Prentice ’92 SGS Carol Dewees Schulz ’65 Joann Scull Stepien ’68 Janice Schuler Prentice ’80 Kathleen Bonner Schwartz ’55 Mary Louise Steppacher ’58 Bernadette Cosenza Prozzillo ’66 Betty Anne Power Schwarz ’62 Patricia Walsh Sterner ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pukas Mary Ann Demichael Schwenk ’02 SGS Ms. Cindy Stiles Christine Schluckebier Quinn, D.P.M. ’81 Arlene Diziki Scott ’61 Pauline Liebert Stitzinger ’63 Katharine Toland Quinn ’44 Patrice Maguire Scott, Esq. ’79 Eileen Bradley Stonier ’62 H. Jacqueline Jaixen Rabinovitz ’48 Patricia Shustock Scott, O.D. ’77 Jean Stotter ’73 SCPS Jennie Radford ’05 SCPS Patricia Cole Scott ’68 Mary Murphy Strauss ’65 June Ann Ragone ’84 Virginia Hylton Scott ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sucharski Mr. & Mrs. Franco Raimondo Donna Plamondon Scully ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Ed Sudo Katherine Safford Ramus, Ed.D. ’69 Joanne Grimm Seaver ’60 Eileen Hanks Suermann ’42 Patricia Johnson Rauch, Ph.D. ’55 Linda Schroeder Seeley ’72 Judith Sullivan ’54 Anne Cornelius Raughley ’75 Deborah Werst Seigman ’58 Therese Dickinson Sullivan ’52 Ave Little Rawdon ’43 Jennifer Goodyear Severson ’94 Mary Louise Brown Sutherland ’71 Mary G. Hayes Reardon ’54 Janine Malinowski Sevigny ’63 Mark Sutton Kathleen Green Redrup ’65 Helen Miller Sexton ’51 Juanita Covas Swain ’47 Claire Sweeney Regan ’45 Kathleen Sokolowski Sexton ’82 Donna Sykes ’02 SCPS Joanne Casacio Regli ’63 Doris Kamp Shaffer ’48 Kathleen Mahoney Sykes ’61 Judith Dougherty Reidy ’55 Rosemarie Litterio Shannon ’68 Regina Williams Tate, Esq. ’75 Margie Thompson, SSJ, M.F.A., associate professor of art, shares her artistic style with students in a Gretchen Ann Reilly, Ph.D. ’91 Linda Hickey Shappell ’58 Joyce Rafidi-Tatum, Psy.D. ’05 SGS painting tutorial in the art studio. Janice Arleth Reilly ’54 Lynn Mulvaney Sharp ’87 Marianne Taulane ’50 Francis Reynolds ’94 SGS Rosalie Papa Shaw, Ed.D. ’63 Henry Taylor Joan McGrath Reynolds ’57 Shell Oil Company Joan Willey Thirion ’63 Theresa Van Koski Richardson ’76 Patricia Stillmun Shelton ’50 Joanne Cardelia Thorn ’63 Colleen Ward Volpe ’59 Angela-Jo Castranova Wetzel ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Richter Mary McCabe Shields ’53 Mary McKenna Thorne ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Von Zech Lynn Murray White ’56 Elizabeth Sieburg Richter ’63 Patricia Brumberger Shields ’66 Barbara Crane Tierney ’57 Helen Gleeson Wachendorfer ’58 Madeleine Glynn Whittaker ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Gilberto Rivera John Shirley ’89 SGS Jerilyn Louis Tierney ’64 Theresa Brown Wade ’93 SCPS Joe Wible Anne March Roan ’60 Mary Dunegan Siebert ’50 Ruth Tushup Tierney ’58 Mary Thompson Wagman ’39 Mary Schaab Wicklund ’74 Jennifer Brinton Robkin ’75 Joy Supil Siegel ’71 Katherine Timoney ’88 SGS Adriana D’Alessandro Walheim ’63 Teri Meniketti Wiedeman-Rouse ’05 SGS Phyllis M. Roche ’65 Leonard Siegel Deborah Warner Toms ’76 Elizabeth Arquin Walker ’68 Suzanne Pfizenmayer Wiley ’61 Mary Frances Reilly Rochford ’48 Ann Marie Smith Sielski ’71 Mary Kaszuba Toth ’72 James Walker ’04 SGS Ellen McKernan Williamson ’48 Rodgers Realty Advisors Pilar Pinili-Silva, Esq. ’67 Dora Townsend ’05 SGS Mr. & Mrs. Carl Wallace Virginia O’Brien Winslow ’42 Joan Kochenash Rogers ’71 Joan Trainor Simmons ’96, ’00 SGS Arline Jewell Trasatti ’74 Dolores Mitchell Wallace ’53 Anita Haskins Wise ’76 Lorraine Gardner Rogers ’49 Mary Anne Campbell Simons ’48 Gwendolyn Feaster Trautwein ’55 Audra Meckler Wallis ’89 Frances Pickess Woods ’50 John Rooney ’04 SCPS Tracey Dever Simpson ’81 Elaine Bevevino Trevey ’61 Susan Smith Wallis ’66 Selma Koury-Wunderlich ’53 Mary McDonald Rosenhagen ’66 Jocelyn Sirchio ’96 SCPS Joan Guiniven Trippetti ’60 Aileen Maguire Walsh ’54 Mr. & Mrs. John Yannatell Beth Davey Rosso ’88 Zdanna Krawciw Skalsky ’65 Carole Trone, Ph.D. ’89 Maryanne Walsh ’98, ’02 SGS Joan Kinney Yanni ’46 Anne Marie Rowan ’76 Marylou Dughi Sklar ’56 Pia Badt Troutman ’45 Marypatricia Walsh ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Young Barbara Stoll Russell ’59 Christine Desrochers Smith ’60 Donna Gers Turk ’72 Patricia Andris Walsh ’56 Jeanne Marx Young ’49 Mary Jane Petriella Ruvo ’62 Elizabeth McGarvey Smith ’67 Maureen Clarie Ulakovic ’64 Adrienne Wardell ’57 Kathleen Beaty Young ’70 Susan Enright Ryan ’61 Mrs. Eugene Smith Elizabeth Krug Ulrich ’54 Marcianne Waters ’80 Kathleen Oakes Young ’89 Karen Quinn Salamon ’77 Phyllis Mawer Smith ’73 Regina Black Urmson ’76 Joan Cawley Watson ’74 Rose Betz Zall ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Sandoski Susan Howell Smith ’96 SGS Mr. & Mrs. Philip Valvardi, Jr. Dorothy Platner Way ’42 Andrea Cherubin Zapczynski ’63 Lynnette Santos ’99 SCPS Joan Lawson Smugar ’86 Anita Esposito Varga ’54 Alexine Sullivan Weaver ’53 Helen Zeiser ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Saporito Debesai Solomon ’04 SGS Michael Varlaro ’03 SGS Elizabeth Sauter Weber ’74 Alice Mary Connolly Zenner ’83 Erika Saunders ’05 SGS Sovereign Bank Carmen Costanza Veit ’53 Mary Lynn Liva Wechsberg ’59 Mrs. Margaret Miller Zenner Mary Ellen McGrath Saunders ’62 Mary Exner Spalding ’70 Joan Ritterbeck Venino ’50 Mary Capece Weinstein ’75 Pamela Larsen Zeuner ’05 SCPS Joan McFadden Sawoski ’57 Karen O’Neill Spencer ’85 SCPS Jo Marie Victor ’04 SCPS Amy Doyle Welin ’79 John Ziff Elvira Cordasco Sax ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Spinka Mr. & Mrs. Garry Vizak Betty Kroupa Wells ’95 SGS Ina Negron Zorrilla, D.M.D. ’77 Barbara Costello Saxer ’94 SGS Mr. & Mrs. Edward Stainton Kathryn Hibbs Voit, Ed.D. ’58 Janet MacCausland Welsh ’53 Marguerite Stein Zuccarello ’58 Judith Farrell Schadl ’68 Joan McCafferty Stapleton ’54 Judith Vollmer ’80 Elizabeth Tucker Werner ’63

23 TRIBUTE FUND

During the 2007-2008 fi scal year, Chestnut Hill College received contributions honoring or memorializing the following individuals and classes.

In Honor Of Lydia Aponte Bacque ’42 Class of 1952 Joan McDermott Bellwoar ’55 Class of 1953 55th reunion Regina Brimmer, SSJ ’40 (S) Class of 1955 Fiftieth anniversary of Class of 1958 50th reunion John and Katherine Rickert Coulson ’54 Class of 1963 45th reunion Th e Golden Griffi ns Class of 1968 40th reunion Adele Przybylowski Majka ’43 Class of 1973 35th reunion Janet Smith Murphy ’48 Class of 1978 30th reunion Regina Maxwell Schwille ’65 Class of 1983 25th reunion Sisters of St. Joseph at Holy Angels Class of 1993 15th reunion Class of 1933 75th reunion Class of 1998 10th reunion Class of 1943 65th reunion Class of 2003 5th reunion The Class of 2008. Class of 1948 60th reunion HALLMARK SOCIETY

Members of the Hallmark Society have expressed their commitment to Chestnut Hill College through a very special and important In Memory Of form of fi nancial support. Th ese donors have named the College as the ultimate benefi ciary of a planned gift. Such gifts might Consuela Maria Aherne, SSJ, Ph.D. ’36 Honor Kierans, SSJ, Ed.D. include a bequest and/or charitable income gifts, such as charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder unitrusts, charitable M. Justine (Lucky) Smith Atkins, D.A. ’53 Fredda Krauser remainder annuity trusts, or gifts of life insurance. Josephine Belli Regina Kriskey Ann Edward Bennis, SSJ Eva Maria Lynch, SSJ, Ph.D. Robert and Leonore Smith Crowley ’37 Teresa (ChiChi) Luciano Bernardine Keeler Abbott ’51 Helen A. Gruber ’52 Anna Connor O’Riordan, M.D. ’53 Nancy Darrah John L. Maglio Anna M. Barone ’57 Joan Burnham Guokas ’40 Dorothy Palatucci ’64 Teresa Capacetta Donley ’51 Catherine McDonald, SSJ Marita K. O’Reilly Beckum, Esq. ’61+ Paul & Barbara Henkels Marianne Pokalo, Ph.D. ’77 Glinder Drake Peggy Meyers Margaret Betz ’71 Mathilde Wackerman Higgins ’36* Mary Pollitt ’58 Francis J. Dunleavy Raymond Joseph Murphy, SSJ Louise Bradley ’52+ Mary-Jo Heile Hogan ’48 Joan Pollitt ’69 Jane Wilson Dunne ’50 Martha Hentz Murray ’56 Elissa Imbriaco Breiling ’61 Elizabeth Rowley Jones ’66 Christine Westrum Porter ’94 Jane Frances, SSJ Josephine Blanche Palacio ’29 Catherine Gallagher Brockway ’51 Mary Ann Keegan ’45 M. Nancy Burczewski Portland ’64 Harriet Fitch Fitzgerald ’37 Mary Frances Hensler Pié ’44 M. Elizabeth Buckley Margaret Mary McDermott Keeler ’57 John & Patricia Plunkett+ Mary E. Gallagher Emma Pukas ’88 Margaret Conner ’43* Kathleen Corcoran Keene ’68 Janet Brown Quintal ’70+ Louise Gillin Francis J. Rochford Madeline Conti ’40 Wilma Carson Kellerman, M.D. ’55 Joan Toohey Rochford ’52 Salvatore R. Greco Mary Ronayne Joan Coyne ’52 Noriko Kikumoto ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Schriver Helen Reilly Grunewald ’51 Steven Spells Marjorie Piga Crain ’48 Patricia Kilmartin ’40 Clare Shanahan ’56 Patrick Marie Flood, SSJ Catherine M. Scheirer Elizabeth A. Croake ’52 Cecile Heebner Knies ’63 Christine Desrochers Smith ’60 Frances Hagerty ’53 Joseph Tarsatana Leonore Smith Crowley ’37* Ellen Logue ’47 Mary Schuhsler Spangler ’64 Mary Harold, SSJ Helen Branagan Th omas ’52 Regina Cuta, M.D. ’56+ Elizabeth Harvey Majane ’57 Mary Louise Steppacher ’58+ Gertrude Cleary Hartnett ’39 Dr. John W. Th omas Th eresa Stepkowicz Cute (S) Margaret Grant Malone ’46 Marilea Swenson ’67 Dorothy Hennessy, SSJ Grace Tustin Eileen O’Rourke Deneen ’54+ Patricia Lawson McDaniel ’50+ Regina Voelker Tauke ’60+ (Sister Edward Leo) Joseph Vesci Sally Donnelly ’53 Catherine Winter McDonnell ’45 Anne E. Tezak ’76 Lena Chloe Hicks Maryanne Ward Suzanne K. Dufrasne ’58 Anna Marie McKenna ’58+ Maureen Schmidt-Th ielens ’62 Anna Hoben Nancy Dougherty Ward ’50 Mary Jackson Fitzsimmons ’35* Joan Menaquale ’53 Mary Connelly Tripodi ’37* Augusta Hogan Joseph and Elizabeth Oswald Wible ’39 Kathleen Heidere Ford ’63 Lisa Rounds Miles ’82 Kathleen Wagner ’60 Regina Manson Kemp ’41 David V. Zukauskas ’08 Betty Lou Froustet ’43 Ellen Miller ’68 Andrea Wargo, Ph.D ’72 Bettyanne Geikler ’52 Anne Moore ’51 Ann Meagher Williams ’50+ N. A. Gillen ’69 Robert L. & Christine Nydick ’94 SGS (S) * Deceased Lynn Cozza Goodman ’63 Virginia Mitchell O’Neill ’50+ + New member Marie Fath Greenwood ’33* Kathleen O’Pella ’76

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The percentage listed next to each Delia Schiavi Melograna Gloria Perla Coe Adele Pudrowski Hudson Class of 1950 (65%) class represents the total participation Jeanne Sweeney Nelson Nancy Curtis Duzy Patricia F. Kelleher Irma Ashenbrenner rate for the fiscal year. This year, Regina Baust O’Donnell Joan Haran Gloe Marcia Kelley Dolores Everling Audet alumni participation increased from Eileen Hanks Suermann Mary Therese Joyce Ellen Richardson Klammer Jane Dilks Brahms Phyllis Martin Upham Margaret Boyle Mahon Catharine Kiely Leydon 28 percent to 31 percent. Mary Connor Brandt, Ph.D. Dorothy Platner Way Peggy Grant Malone Anne Keeler McBride-Manion Barbara MacCausland Clarke Class of 1933 (100%) Virginia O’Brien Winslow Marjorie Erickson McDevitt Mary Claire O’Keefe McIntyre Mary Connolly Consuelo Braucci Byrne Margaret Flaherty McFarland Mary Ellen McVeigh Patricia Casey D’Entremont Class of 1943 (69%) Elizabeth MacFarland McKeown Helen Laragh Meade Frances Horan Del Duca, Esq. Kathryn Brown Davis Sylvia Ximines Allen Marie Fath Greenwood Estate Mary Young McLaughlin Loretta Moya Mary Ann Dempsey Marjorie “Shotgun” Binder Rita Squires Meehan Janet Smith Murphy Rosemary McGranery Dougherty Class of 1935 (33%) Margaret Conner Estate Rose Sophy Molin Jeanne Stief Murphy Helen Robertshaw Emge Mary Jackson Fitzsimmons Estate Betty Kane Daily Loretta Brennan O’Brien Catherine Wilson O’Brien Mary Levin Englebert Bettina Clemons Juers Camelia Gallardo Eisenhart Philomena O’Hanlon O’Hanlon Grace Uttinger Palis Joan McGuigan Evans Anne Buchy Elden Barbara Wilderotter Rinkor H. Jacqueline Jaixen Rabinovitz Class of 1936 (33%) Jane McCloskey Fitzpatrick Helen Tansey Farhat Roberta Pike Semmett Mary Frances Reilly Rochford Therese Garvey Fox Mathilde Wackerman Higgins Estate Mary Claire Dougher Filippelli Bernadette Kearns Sigg Marylou Seabury Roessler Elizabeth Stroud Giordano Lois Deacon Hofmann Rosemary McCarron Flannery, Esq. Marion Lacey Steet Doris Black Schaefer Rita Cianciarulo Grayum Betty Lou Froustet Joan Kinney Yanni Doris Kamp Shaffer Elizabeth Meier Greene Class of 1937 (20%) Catherine Austermehle Hrybyk Leonore Smith Crowley Estate Rita Ayerle Shoemaker Shirlee Repak Gubernat Aileen Murphy Johnson Class of 1947 (50%) Mary Anne Campbell Simons K. Patricia Carville Haley Mary Lentz Schuhsler Ursula O’Reilly Kennedy Rita Luczynski Brzezinski Mary Connelly Tripodi Estate Marguerite D’Auria Szawlewicz Marie Healy Hawthorn Jane Faunce King Annette Heitzman Buckley Margaret Schachte Wells Berna Schmidt Herrick Class of 1938 (29%) Dorothy Wack McMahon Eileen Flarity Cummings Helen West Mary Crecca Kenny Betty O’Hara Anders Rosemary O’Brien, SSJ E. Loretta Daly Estate Ellen McKernan Williamson Marie Rosato King Mary Fleming Louise Sullivan O’Connor Marjorie Bath Dillon Gerda Steinhauer Koetter Margaret Golden Ave Little Rawdon Mary Frances Kenny Fay Class of 1949 (46%) Helen Kurz Mary Garneau Feketie Patricia Tully Bannan Ruth Fischer Weber Class of 1944 (48%) Elizabeth U. Laufer, M.D. Elizabeth Brown Foley Maude Meehan Belli Therese Martin Lehigh Class of 1939 (33%) Jane Delaney Blank Agnes Dennison Galop Grace Cavanagh Bolen Margarita Cardus Bohm Mary Pfister Lodes Rosalie Reardon Albers, M.D. Anne De Venuto Grey Doris M. Byrnes Jeannette Echevarria Lugo Marguerite Kearns, SSJ Mariagnes O’Neill Brown Jeanne Carpenter Hanes-Romano Eileen Casey Cadden Sarah Hodson Connor Patricia Lawson McDaniel Eileen Finucane McKenna Marian McCreary Heckerman Mary Jane Klinges Carlin Elizabeth Beierschmitt McGee Kathryn Marnel Morris Marion Yandell Liebert Shirley Kieser Hoberg Roberta Rini Cartlidge Helene Purtell McIntyre Margaret Vernon McLaughlin Lucile Sweeny Patricia Garrity Kasper Madeleine Murray Collins Blanche Haviland Moore Mary Thompson Wagman Geraldine Kelly McDonough Ellen Logue Tullia Giordano Conboy Anna Stawitzke Mooney Helen Kenny Motzenbecker Helene Boffa McGuinn Mary Grace Coleman Crerand Joan Byrne Murphy Class of 1940 (45%) Juanita Ripoll Moore-Koecher Patricia Mickleburgh McIntire Margaret Roe Diemer Margaret Kelly Baumgardner Lucille Cox Novotny Dorothy O’Brien Ann Brady McIntosh Elizabeth Webb Dixon Mary Frances Donoghue O’Donnell Jean Abendroth Conroy Dorothea Buchy O’Connor Barbara Swanson Mooney Helen Austermehle Dykhoff Madeline Conti Dorothy Phinney Virginia Mitchell O’Neill Jeanne Grant O’Neill Isabel O’Connor Egan Mary O’Neill Mary Katherine Schubert Denny Anne Weber Platner Juanita Covas Swain Rita Sokol Eisler Patricia Kilmartin Katharine Toland Quinn Kathleen Boyle Ortino Marianne Connor Warnick Carmen Echevarria Garcia Mary Vernier Ozzello Lee Bailey MacMurtrie Helen Cunningham Roney Kathleen Freiert Geiger Freda Gorelick Oben Class of 1948 (71%) Rosemary Campbell Romasco Class of 1945 (37%) Irene Smith Gillespie Patricia Stillmun Shelton Mary Barbara O’Neill Philpott Dorothy Bachmann Marie Schauder Hindman Margaret Walsh Ryan Vera Kolarsick Balceniuk Mary Jane Dougherty Barry Mary Dunegan Siebert Ann Holloway Charlesworth Kathryn Lippman Hodgkiss Janet Piedmonte South Jeanne Haesler Bebbington Ann Manning Honeycutt Class of 1941 (25%) Camilla Wagner Checchio Antoinette Maselli Belisari Marie Hogan Sullivan Eugenia Cooper Comerford Jane Harney Donovan Estate Dorothea McEvoy Jordan Margaret Weber Sullivan Marie Badecker Benas Kathleen Allen Kehoe Louise McCloskey Cullinan Rose Mullen Eberle Mary Swingle Bunsa Veronica Petrusky Suppa Cecilia Kline Finley-Guthier Mary Catherine O’Brien Fallon Marilyn Schuler Lynch Marianne Taulane Claire Little Burton Anna Gene Hurst Madonna Elizabeth Richardson Kelly Charlotte Maley Hall Ann Donoghue Conley Joan Ritterbeck Venino Mary McCabe Mary Ann Keegan Helen Beatty McBride Josephine Getman Von Jess Marjorie Piga Crain Denise Sheehan McGookin Ruth Mulligan Claire Willette Laskas Catherine Stroud DelDuca Nancy Dougherty Ward Estate Rita Cresci Quinn Catherine Winter McDonnell Mary McManus Ann Meagher Williams Adelaide DiBerardino Marylou Morgan Mullen Ann Donohue Metz Marie DiBerardino, Ph.D. Frances Pickess Woods Class of 1942 (39%) Jacqueline Carroll O’Donnell Rita O’Loughlin Helen Zeiser Gertrude Traeger Brittin Gertrude O’Donnell Donze Regina Brennan Origoni Claire Sweeney Regan Mary Farley Ewen Mary Gorman Brown-Jednak Pia Badt Troutman Lucy Piotrowska, M.D. Class of 1951 (61%) Lorraine Delafrange Deeney A. Klair McGlynn Filarsky Dolores Topoleski Pontone Bernardine Keeler Abbott Madeleine Bennis Degnan Class of 1946 (54%) Frances McCarron Harper Lorraine Gardner Rogers Elizabeth Allen Katherine Hinches Forsythe Anne Locke Bansbach Mona Hughes Harwood Joan Loughlin Welch Rosemary Pasta Armore Rita Cook Lade Anna Marie Hummert Bertram Eleanor Newell Hofkes Jeanne Marx Young Bernadette Power Barnhurst Mary-Jo Heile Hogan

27 Patricia Whalen Bolger Louise McCoy Carmen Costanza Veit Joanne Rossberg De Santis Rosemary Mahoney Boyle Angela DeSantis Boyle Dolores Sulzbach McDevitt Dolores Mitchell Wallace Mary Ann Kenny Devine Anne Senser Byrne Catharine Gallagher Brockway Dorothy Zeller Miller Alexine Sullivan Weaver Joanne Waldron Dwyer Mary Ellen McClain Carson Caryl Brown Anne Duffy Mirsch Janet MacCausland Welsh Catherine Condon Johnston Rosemarie Schmitt Clark Phyllis Metz Carroll Mary Brady Mommessin Gloria Lombardi Welter Jane Keating Kathleen Daniel Carolyn Baldino Conboy Margaret Stehli Morris Selma Koury-Wunderlich Wilma Carson Kellerman, M.D. Margaret Walsh Davies Mary Mahoney Corini Joyce O’Neill Lois Steppacher Lazzarino Therese Schreiber deFoney Agnes O’Loughlin Danella Marita Howard O’Rourke Class of 1954 (61%) Roberta Evanoff Lindquist Clare Anne McDonald Diviny Barbara Murray Dennen Joan Murray Reynolds Joan Hartmann Bamberger Suzanne Hoban Matunis Maryanne Rafferty Dunmire Susan Maloney Donohue Betty Ann O’Donnell Richter Carol Enright Bell Dorothy Stemmler Maurer Patricia Amend Ellard Kathleen Gillespie Joan Toohey Rochford Mary Nagle Bell Barbara McGurn Mary Jane Harford Ferro Patricia Higgins Green Mary Jane Mogey Shelly Marie McCridden Burke Barbara Beers Oberle Eileen Gillis Francke Elizabeth Du Ban Hansen Roses O’Leary Stephens Joan Alford Callahan Mary Elizabeth Peek Marie Tropiano Goodman Theresa Hunt Imms Therese Dickinson Sullivan Rose Ann Baron Clarke Mildred Renner Pfeifer Jean Williams Harris Patricia Boston Kelly Clara Tucker, Ph.D. Maureen Newman Considine Patricia Johnson Rauch, Ph.D. Arlene Hausmann Phyllis Basenfelder Kennedy Lorene Cardinal Welsh Patricia Bounds Corcoran Judith Dougherty Reidy Kathryn Peters Hill Suzanne Gleason Kennedy Rosemary Boccella White Madeleine Gercke Costigan Barbara Ellis Ryan Audrey Ward House Helen Gross King Katherine Rickert Coulson, Ph.D. Elvira Cordasco Sax Margaret Mary McDermott Keeler Joan Fitzpatrick Marvin Class of 1953 (65%) Eileen O’Rourke Deneen Jean Schwartz, M.D. Patricia LaGattuta Lazor Ruth Patterson McCarthy Rita Ciotti Altman, Ed.D. Clara McNierney Doyle Kathleen Bonner Schwartz Elizabeth Harvey Majane Micheline Paquet McCracken M. Dolores Sejda Aversa Muriel Watman Dreswick Renee Hipkins Tracey Theresa Mazeika Joan McEntee Monfalcone Josephine Sciarrotta Bagley Mary Wiesner Edell Gwendolyn Feaster Trautwein Ellen McKeon McCann Anne E. Moore Marion Morris Bergan Ann Wiesner Glickman Madeleine Glynn Whittaker Mary Spence McCue Doris Doran Murphy Marilyn Bryan Birkmeyer Pamela Orsini Grimme Clare Kelley McKinney Murphy Mary Elizabeth Murphy Murray Patricia Nichols Brady Virginia Redmond Grover Class of 1956 (57%) Margaret McNierney McPhillips Mary Jane Earley Nagle Jane McGuckin Buczkowski Grace Corr Haenn (S) Mary Ellen McFadden Barry Regina Beck Moynihan Sally Dolly Nester Patricia Malloy Cavanaugh Margaret Higgins Maryann Wessel Beitel Irene Nowak Musman Marion Seckler Novack Elaine Burchill Corcoran Margaret Keegan Lawn Martha Berry Diane Napoli O’Grady Ellen Mullany O’Laughlin Annette Seiler Coyle Anne Branagan Letter Janet Rutan Bowers Dolores A. Reiff Margaret Richardson O’Rourke Mary DeCandido M. Elizabeth Logan Barbara Costigan Brennan Joan McGrath Reynolds Adelaide Brothers Palmer, Ed.D. Peggy Anne Derham Dolan Patricia Crane Lynch Ellen Whiteside Byrne Rosemary Peacock Rychlewski Bernadette Fortune Pettine Constance Peacock Feraco Joanne McWilliams Martin Catherine Malloy Byron Ann Malaney Savage Katherine Roberts Rooney Eileen Haviland Finegan Ann Brosseau McCall Beverly Kray Connolly Joan McFadden Sawoski Helen Miller Sexton Charlotte McClaskey Friel Evelyn McCrossen McChesney Christine Brennan Conover Lynne Fowler Scarpiello Genevieve Koehler Sweet Mary Silcox Gleason Mary Lou Stafford McGill Regina Cuta, M.D. Kathleen Gercke Silk M. Regina O’Neill Thomas Gloria Massey Harkins Joan Shelley McLaughlin Beatrice T. Jungblut Dante Phyllis Sullivan Stacy Therese Zogby Virginia A. Hogan Ernestine Petorella Medeck Charlotte Branagan Farley Miriam Fenerty Sullivan Colette Robillard Kelly Mary Resinski Murphy, M.D. Mary Jane Gillespie Barbara Crane Tierney Class of 1952 (56%) Rosanne Bonner Kendra Catherine O’Flaherty O’Flaherty Constance Bissell Gleeson Adrienne Wardell Alice Fitzpatrick Abbene Eileen Kelly Lammers Joan Pirundini Anne Daly Holland Carolyn Giblin Webb Mary Merz Berko Alice O’Neill Laplante Mary G. Hayes Reardon Jane Ellen Higgins Kelly, Ed.D. Mary Alice Turvey White Louise Bradley Maureen Reilly Leonhardt Elizabeth MacDuffie Reger Betty Amici Larson Livia Anne Fusaro Whiting Pura Bigles Brennan Eileen Connors Linehan Janice Arleth Reilly Esther Moriarty McCarthy Anne Marie Boehnke Winkle Mary Ellen Carroll Brown Margaret Linnehan Maria MacCabe Ronca Marianne Miller Edythe Peterson Buchter Joyce Scheer Lynch Mary Jane Maher Smith Patricia Belcher Monaghan Class of 1958 (82%) Barbara Carli Patricia Wallace MacGillivray Joan McCafferty Stapleton Barbara Griffiths Olivieri Mary Eichhorn Adams, Ph.D. Claire Harrison Cocklin Barbara Piga Marcouiller Jane Maguire Starke Martha Freiling Peterson Maryanne Hahl Anderson, Ph.D. Joan Coyne Mary Martire Margaret Greene Stubee Ann Corr Potterton M. Elizabeth Timmins Angulo Elizabeth A. Croake Helen Anne Fitzpatrick McAnerney Judith Sullivan Carroll Griffey Ryan Marianne McKernan Bjorseth Adele Bateman Donahue Patricia McDonald Elizabeth Krug Ulrich Marylou Dughi Sklar Mary Dugery Brandenstein Ruth Wingel Doyle Joan Wood McEnaney Anita Esposito Varga Eleanor Craig Utzig Loretta Martin Brown Joan Mathers Eaves Jeane Rossberg McGinn Aileen Maguire Walsh Agnes Costello Walker Clare McConnell Brown Katherine McHugh Enck Anne McGeehan McGovern Irene A Wagman Zielinski Patricia Andris Walsh Constance Weber Cahill Bettyanne Geikler Kathleen Canedo Mee Letitia Hickey Ward Elizabeth Kincaid Canapary Helen Gruber Joan Menaquale Class of 1955 (49%) Lynn Murray White Jolande Jong Chiu Mary Clare Martin Guinther Rhoda Dietrich Nary Joan McDermott Bellwoar Joan Huber Winters Rosemarie O’Brien Cleaver Faith Olearo Haskew Nancy Leonard O’Connor Hilda Casanave Bertotti Virginia Reilly Coester Marie McDermott Keeley Anna Connor O’Riordan, M.D. Mary Juel Rockwell Boast Class of 1957 (55%) Mary Catherine Curran Geraldine Menzler Kelsey Agnes Dorasavage Palko Marguerite Tague Brown Marie Meaney Adolph Dianne DeGiacomo Joan Gerard Larkin Mary Joan Rice, RA Joan Yates Carroll Joan Werner Avallon Patricia Burke DeLucia Pauline Vinchur Lichman Mary McCabe Shields Helen Devine Coen Anne Dever Bancroft M. Roberta Scott Diegnan Elizabeth Dinan Lutz Anne Reynolds Smart M. Carol Snyder Collins Anna M. Barone Suzanne K. Dufrasne Joan Schmitt Markham Helene Hornyak Tuckwood Kathleen Buhrman Dalena Marie Pelliccio Berenato Elizabeth Solnek Farrell

28 Patricia Gallagher Fleck Miriam Quinn Blimm Margaret Michel Johnson Joan McDermott Forry Aminta Woodley Burnett Patricia Kisielewski Juenger Mary Jane Pasha Franco Martha Wohlfert Cacciamani Susannah Linton Kirchner Maryann Boehmer Froehlich Young-Shin Chang Dolores Dezii Kreal Joanne Fay Gibbs Barbara Harron Delaney Henriette Horchler Leanos, Ph.D. Lois Moro Goetz Anne Caruso Desy Kathleen Newman Marion Ellen Young Greenlee, Esq. Kathleen M. Donnelly Barbara D’Iorio Martino (D) Sarah Mansell Guilfoyle Barrie Th omas Fahey Barbara Wenthe McCarthy Janet McAninley Hallermeier Deborah Dougherty Flint Margaret Bennett McGreal Myra Hayes Eleanor Mason Gulczynski Michele Mustello Mary Lynch Hayes H. Barbara Johnson Hock Marianne Waldeier Noll Sonia Gotay Hernandez Anne Harvie Howard Gretta Doyle O’Brien Gwendolen Forsyth Hurley Patricia Harford Hueber Mary Magee Onofrietto, Ph.D. Barbara Merck Kearns Charlotte Kelley Hyer Anne March Roan Margaret Garr Knoblock Zita Levy King Joanne Grimm Seaver Marijane Curtin Lawson Jean Peters Kinney Christine Desrochers Smith Suzanne Sanders Lawson Raimonda Binkis Kontrimas Barbara Bonnetti Smith Marianne Sim Lee Katherine Gallagher Langan Patricia Walsh Sterner Rosemary Hagan Lignelli Margaret Dougherty McCall Marie Gallagher Sweeney Joanne Ryan Luecke Patricia O’Keefe O’Brimski Regina Voelker Tauke Elizabeth Bateman Malloy Sandra Schlott O’Donnell Joan Guiniven Trippetti Cecilia Greene McCarthy Carole Storch O’Dwyer Helen Mikula Vassily Regina Gercke McConnell Mary Rose Gallagher O’Neill Kathleen Wagner Maureen MacLean McCord, Esq. Mimi Whiteside Pruett Mary Gallagher Wattis M. Eileen Foxhill McGlone Barbara Stoll Russell Anna Marie McKenna Phyllis Gott Shea Class of 1961 (49%) Angela Romano Moore Kathleen McDermott Strott Ellen Barrett Dolores Ann Moriarty, SSJ Cecily McDonald Suchy Marita O’Reilly Beckum, Esq. Helen Rosmilia Mourino Ann Brennan Toner Mary Tanney Bradley Miriam Butler Newlon Colleen Ward Volpe Elissa Imbriaco Breiling Nora Golden O’Malley Mary Lynn Liva Wechsberg Lynne Smith Brown Joanne Pascuzzi Anne McGinnis Whittington Estate Nancy Nuff ort Brown Constance Inglesby Perotti Elizabeth Hughes Burns Mary Pollitt Class of 1960 (51%) Katherine Alcamo Cardali Helen Penza Powers Carol Cheleden Alcorn Barbara Piontek Carpenter Carolyn Inglesby Rusin Anastasia Hagan Bacon, Ed.D. Maureen Gillen Chan Rosemary Scheirer, SSJ, Ed.D. (A) Kathryn Agle Barry Jo Ann Ewadinger Connelly Maura Woulfe Schubert M. Claudette Rupp Bayer Rosemary Tighe Cozzolino Rosaleen Feehan Seifert Patricia Doran Benkovic Ann Tushim Csink Deborah Werst Seigman Aida Berzins Patrice Kelly De Felice Linda Hickey Shappell Mary Hurley Birch Mary Jo Abrachinsky Doherty Margaret Walsh Shubnell Deborah Daly Bohan Barbara Donovan Ann Rusnack Sorgenti (D) Roseanne Burke Brennan Barbara Gallo Draper Mary Louise Steppacher Bernadine McGrath Brown Catherine Brannan Dunn Jean Campbell Sterling Marion Gioff re Buddo Jeanne Labrecque Gagliano Anna Palermo Streeter Camille Ferro Burns, Ph.D. Sharon Smith Gardlund Mary Maines Sullivan Catherine Budenbender Carolan Mary Isabel Lambert Glenn Ruth Tushup Tierney Helen Kates Casey Beatrice Gallagher Grabish Lois Hoff ner Udicious Mary Lee Rothwell Corr Rosemary Murphy Gulati Kathryn Hibbs Voit, Ed.D. Mildred Murphy Deriggi, Ph.D. Sandra Johnson Helverson Helen Gleeson Wachendorfer Marie Micale Dumbra Eileen Pollock Holden Denise Bonner Wall Th eresa Zambelli Esperdy Maureen Dearie Husk Dorothy Holmes Wentland Jean Nagel Frei Kathryn Coyne Keegan Anne Butler Wigmore Phyllis Ackerman Gilligan Kathleen McCarthy Kelly Helen McCann Williams Eva Marie Vossen Gravenstine Patricia Orna Levarn Janice Kitley Yurasek Mary Doyle Hanna Judith Hadden Lutolf Marguerite Stein Zuccarello Eileen Long Hessman Miriam Gibbons Mandell (D) Anne DePiano Holderness Rose Fabio McKenna Class of 1959 (47%) Diane Wall Holtz Helen Baum Miller Hattie Davey Baier Madeline Horrigan Barbara Folsom Murch Mary Ann Miller Beatty, Ph.D. Joan Koenig Hynes Barbara Burke Berntsen Mary Serroi Jaklevic Helen Nolan Bishoff Judith Bourgeois Jensen Junior Stephanie Carlyle has helped to carry the torch for the women’s soccer program, providing excellent midfi eld defense.

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Margaret Mary Murphy, SSJ (F) Class of 1963 (59%) Josephine Cimino Rudolph Amelia Petitti Quaremba, Ph.D. Class of 1966 (35%) Elizabeth Dyer Ranc* Ellen Evans Adams Anne De Stefano Salvatore, Ph.D. Margaret Jackson Quinn Kathleen Rex Anderson, Ed.D. Linda McKenna Roxe Patricia May Agger Carroll Lanman Schleppi Mary Ellen Scanlan, Ph.D. Jane Bentz Atesoglu Susan Enright Ryan Mary Louise Malfatto Alexander Janine Malinowski Sevigny Jo-Anne Fatibene Semmel Martina McCarthy Ball Nancy Koonmen Schmidtmann Mary Ruth Wiegard Becker Patricia McGee Sharkey Mary Schuhsler Spangler, Ed.D. Joanne Park Batzig Arlene Diziki Scott Carolyn Bensel, Ph.D. Rosalie Papa Shaw, Ed.D. Nancy Connelly Straka Kathleen McGrath Beirne Kathleen McBride Shoup Natalie Nolan Berkey Pauline Liebert Stitzinger Sally Cavanaugh Strike Nancy Denny Chancler Patricia Gallagher Smith, Ph.D. Marion Williams Berry Katherine Roach Sullivan Kathleen Olsen Sullivan Elizabeth Burns Cusack Rosemary Amberg Spezzo Carol Pingue Boyle Joan Willey Thirion Jerilyn Louis Tierney Louise DiRenzo Donaldson, J.S.C. Verna Brugger Stockmal Janice Glocheski Brunner Joanne Cardelia Thorn Lois Trench-Hines Elizabeth Jachimowicz Fanuzzi Kathleen Mahoney Sykes Catherine Smith Burton Adriana D’Alessandro Walheim Maureen Clarie Ulakovic Mary Alice Stein Feichtel Mary Louise McCurry-Tackas Margaret Atanasio Colucci Christine Huhn Weimann Mary Campbell Wild Mary O’Connor Gentile, Ed.D. Angela Clement Tague Carol Scudo Delgado Mary Ludwig Weinmann Mary Ann Costello Yankosky Carol-Jane Piltz Guardino Elaine Bevevino Trevey Catherine Devlin Elizabeth Tucker Werner Shelley Sprague Guerard Barbara Walter Elizabeth Roscoe Dugan Andrea Cherubin Zapczynski Class of 1965 (45%) Sandra Denenberg Hohberger Mary Alice Butler Warwick Theresa Hehn Eaman Carol Lowe Ambacher Mary Angela Heller Howard, Esq. Suzanne Pfizenmayer Wiley Margaret Fick Edmonds Class of 1964 (46%) Patricia Chiri Bell Carol Jakob Klein Mary Jo Calhoun Egoville Marylee Noonan Amato Suzanne Dale Bernstein Julia Heitzman Koechlin Class of 1962 (48%) Linda Davis Evans Mary Alice Kasper Amend Joan Goldschmidt Browne Margaret Marshall Kramer Catherine L. Albanese, Ph.D. Kathleen Finnegan Virginia Pachence Azzariti Helen Chaykowsky Jo Anne DiGiacomo Lechowicz Mary Louise West Ball Kathleen Heidere Ford Mary Margaret Moore Baker Rosemary Dempsey Cunniffe Marie Ryan Leonard Marylin Unger Burke Gertrude Dearie Frekko Pamela Ann Black, Ed.D. Elaine Bennett Davey Ann Gilsenan List Eugenie Koch Callaghan Marcia Gehman, SSJ Joan Blesedell Maurine Dooley Kathryn McFadden MacDonald Eileen McCoy Cioffi Marie Pascucci Glanz Alice Ann Goldkamp Bossow Kathleen Reilly Gallagher Nancy McDonald Mason Mary Coady Anita Jeutter Gledhill Mary Louise Contey Bouchard Marie Sclafani Goldkamp Mary Mulderry Mattson Kathleen Braun Dollenberg Lynn Cozza Goodman Evelyn Galla Bratton Isabelle Walsh Gundaker Donna Carlino McCoyd Nancy Quinney Dominis M. Paula Nyhart Gowen Linda Marino Bullard Frances Schuhsler Hadden Suzanne Waltrich McGowan Jeanne Collins Donovan Sheila Duffin Gray Patricia Kocak Corsello H. Patricia Hynes Joan Coletti Metallo Elizabeth Avil Flick Mary Jo Collins Griffin Carolyn Jones Crawford Mollie Brown Ingram Nonie Glennon Murphy Adrienne Donaghue Gallagher Mary Ann Conway Gursky, Esq. Barbara Cruse Bethany Schroeder Jones, Ph.D. Mary Delia Tye Neuman, Ph.D. Noel Riley Gallagher Deanna Drake Hagan Terese Wolf DeCamara Mildred Bell Kaliss Joan Brown Odell Margaret O’Donnell Garrett Sandra Cupini Hagenbarth Lois Love Deibert Elizabeth Newmiller King Jo Ellen Noonan Parsons Eileen D’Arcy Garvey Geraldine Eble Hamilton Anne O’Shea Devlin Mary Hennessey Krutulis Bernadette Cosenza Prozzillo Kathleen Gavigan, Esq. Rose Anne DiSanto Hannum Margaret Jarosh Doyle Marybeth Honeyman Leary Lorraine A. Revello Linda Hirsh Glasgow Catherine O’Donoghue Helwig Diane Neary Ewing Pamela Wood Leutwyler Mary McDonald Rosenhagen Patricia Tichenor Greer Jeanne Bireline Henderson Mary Jane Tynebor Fearn Katherine Magee, Esq. Mary Kaufmann Ryan Ellen Brunot Greiner M. Joan McGonigal Hofmann Regina Bennett Fleming Bernadette Bennis Marshall Mary Lou Sciarrillo Loretto Nagel Humphreys Cecilia Hunt Dolores Furlan Elizabeth Schurr McDermott Patricia Brumberger Shields Jane Gillen Hymas Kathleen Brown Hyland Paula Murphy Gallagher Martha Wilderotter McDevitt Christine Eidsness Tantisunthorn Kathleen Boyle Jarvis Isabel Porreca Johnson Mary Goldschmidt Galloway Kathleen Martin McFadden Lorraine D’Onofrio Vesci Mary Laffan King Joanne Santarone Johnston Joyce Finnegan Garrison Mary McNamara Susan Smith Wallis Kathleen Kugler Alison Turnbull Kelley Florence Loscalzo Giorgini Catherine Hebson McVicker, Ph.D. Margaret Seidel Walton Sandra Glynn Lippe Lucille McGrenra Kelly Geraldine Longo Hadley Elaine Palmer Meisinger Barbara McNulty Lowrey M. Catherine Kronbar Kibler Marianne Carlson Hall Elizabeth Wible Molloy, Ph.D. Class of 1967 (38%) Catherine Ondrey Mailloux Mary Grace Grall Killmer Georgene Mann Hartmann Sheila Murphey, M.D. Louise Loia Aaronson Margaret Green McLaughlin Cecile Heebner Knies Virginia Hayes Evelyn Dunsmore Nosker Mary Jo Platten Barbi Diane Gillies Momich Zenaida Ancheta Krablin Agnes Hendrick Susan Brown Penrose Mary Pat Gallagher Boyle Elizabeth Halasz Moore Eleanor Lang Grace McGlynn Herold Kathleen Green Redrup Judith Brown, Ph.D. Margaret Conlan O’Brien Sally Stock Lundgren Mary Holmes Mary Frances Flood Rellick Joanne Bonavita Budwick Marie McKelvey Oakes-O’Connor Susan Murray Lybrook Moira Hurley, M.D. Nancy (Anne) Diamond Roche Joanne Paskowsky Carr Annemarie Fliegel Quigley Louise Mann M. Eileen Franz Janssen Phyllis M. Roche Margaret Kress Carson Alexandra Masiuk Rakowsky Joan Pietras McAuliffe Lois Curti Kittredge Linda Nolan Rosecan Patricia Barr Colfer Mary Jane Petriella Ruvo Joanne McFadden McBride Margaret Sewell Krivda Judith Falconiero Schaefer Eileen Menegus Debesis, Ph.D. Mary Ellen McGrath Saunders M. Eileen Daly McDonough, Ed.D. Mary Jo Bonner Lubas, MDP Carol Dewees Schulz Tina Rita DeLucia, Esq. Dorothy Spence Schere Angele Vial McGrady, Ph.D. Julia Koenig Maher Regina Maxwell Schwille M. Kathy Tigh Detrano Betty Anne Power Schwarz Margaret Anderson Meade Lorraine Cajano Minecci Zdanna Krawciw Skalsky Catherine Devlin Rosanne Grasmeder Steitz Cynthia Burlick Murphy Marie Costello Moore Loretta Canalichio Steinmetz Kathleen Keirle Dougherty, Ph.D. Eileen Bradley Stonier SaraLee Hayden Murphy Phyllis Coppola Neill Mary Murphy Strauss Frances Shumen Dwyer Maureen Schmidt-Thielens Nancy Hoffner Orr Carol Neri Donna Harrington Strok Elizabeth Leonard Eck Mary Walker Tompkins Sharon Miller Orr Dorothea Newman Patricia Ryan Tully Eugenie Dausey Fleming Marie Genova Traxler Jane Wylie Quest Dorothy Palatucci Denise Duckworth Tumelty Suzanne Dames Gibbs Gail Hodgdon Valentine, M.D. Joanne Casacio Regli Gail Larkin Peach Diane Taglialatela Green M. Joyce Renzulli Wuenschel Elizabeth Sieburg Richter M. Nancy Burczewski Portland Sandra Kuback Grill

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Margaret Brabazon Henry Kathleen Engel Marshall, Ph.D. Mary Gallagher Kathleen Wall Class of 1974 (30%) Angela Galla Huntley Constance Brown Masciangelo Teresa Hagan Mary Kelly Whalen Christine Binkowski Andrews Barbara Jani Maryanna Kane Massey Mary Ann Haggerty, M.D. Paula DeSanctis Bonavitacola Joan McFadden Jernee Paula Ippolito McCarthy Helen Hall Class of 1972 (26%) Patricia Buckley, Esq. Margaret Coffey Kelleher, Ph.D. Ellen Miller Maria Pugliese-Hieble, M.D. Mary Adamson, Ph.D. Patricia Collins Crognale, D.D.S. Joan Burger King Miriam Berry Moore Betsy Flynn Hollo Margaret Helbling Baumann Janet Powers Dunne Patricia Walsh King Penny Grelis Morrison Anne Marie Kiehne Christine Scott Beck Margaret M. Englebert Katherine Ferguson Knox Patricia Parrella Orlando Grace Wu Ku Sallyann Bowman, M.D. Barbara Barth Faherty Kathleen Herzog Larkin, Esq. Nancy Finlayson Padgett Jane Serrada Lang Pauline Chung Marybeth Egan Fedyna Catherine Galloway Lewandowski Elizabeth Patterson Joan Loreng Caroline Devine Christine Fitzpatrick Margaret Judge Lynch Katherine Ryan Christine Peterson Lynn Anna Faris DiFranco Margaret Mascioli Giuntini Dorothy Kushlis MacFarlane, M.D. Judith Farrell Schadl Diane Hugues McGinty Andrea Varricchio-DiVito, Ph.D. Mary Beth Tome Hewson Dorothea Klebacher Magyar Alicia Davey Schumache Helen Bernhardt McMonagle Carol Keenan Dormuth Elizabeth Mallon Hunter Kathleen Malaney, M.D. Patricia Cole Scott Patricia Cholewinski Nicholson Denise Errico Duffy Anita Chiu Kan Eileen McIlhinney Rosemarie Litterio Shannon Nadine Morse Noble Margaret Durkin, Esq. Mary Sher Kenney Marian Fanning McNamara, M.D. Joann Scull Stepien Judith Anne Paul Mary Lynne McCarthy Ekdahl Mary Lenore Gricoski Keszler, M.D. Barbara Curran Merdiushev Carol Panepinto Trojan Judith Perkins Corinne Foley Errico Joan Cook Krov Margaret C. Moran Teresa Clark Trudeau Eleanor Walsh Plumb Kathryn O’Neill Fisher Sara Duke Larkin Mary Jane Briggs Morgan Maryanne Vallely Wagner Janet Brown Quintal Barbara McAninch Giuliano Rosemary Leone Clare Bennett Nafe Elizabeth Arquin Walker Patricia Flynn-Reid Frances Bonanni Hay Susan Lyons Susan Petras Constance Parsons Wickersham Deirdre Bacon Ruckman, Esq. Kathleen Mooney Hennessey Kathleen Harvey Murphy Jean Brennan Pivetz Carole Weizer Wynstra Brenda Hurley Sauerwald Ellen Loughran, Ph.D. Mary O’Gorman Murray Mary Quinn Nina Buckley Yeager Donna Plamondon Scully Elizabeth Lunney Rosemarie Robinson Nevergole Pilar Pinili-Silva, Esq. Mary Exner Spalding Joanna Rizzo Mastronardo Mary Kinahan-Ockay Elizabeth McGarvey Smith Class of 1969 (22%) Diane Stanczak Patricia Meier Patricia Harper Petrozza, M.D. Patricia So Roberta Romano Acchione Katherine Barrett White Stephanie Olexa, Ph.D. Patricia Kenney Quinn Margaret DiSanto Storti Eileen Husted Anderson Kathleen Beaty Young Rose Battistelli Poekert Rosemarie Tort-Schroeter Mary Hurley Sullivan Eleanor Yoa Ayers A. Clarice Zaydon, M.D. Joanne Sidoti Schmidt, D.D.S. Eden Eisler Sullivan Marie Denny Sweeney Jana DeFrancesco Belansen Linda Schroeder Seeley Arline Jewell Trasatti Marilea Swenson Barbara Maher Bur Class of 1971 (28%) Carol Palmisano Smith Leona Valentine Mary Kunberger Wehrmann Judith E. Campbell C. Jane Caldwell Adams Patricia Colleran Strong Joan Cawley Watson Antoinette Whitmore Susan Rothrock Costello Patricia Di Francesco Bender Margaret Hetzer Stuart Elizabeth Sauter Weber Nancy Himmer Esposito Margaret Betz, Ph.D. Mary Kaszuba Toth Mary Schaab Wicklund Class of 1968 (43%) Denise Gervase Ferrier, Ph.D. Clare Hamilton Bohnett Donna Gers Turk Susan Wilderotter Rosalie Marinari Akouka, M.D. N. A. Gillen Mary Ann Ballisty Bonner Andrea Wargo, Ph.D. Anne Guardino Yaccarino Karen Reinhardt Avenick Susan Rapp Halczenko Barbara Brand Kathleen Carlin Weiss Denise Reilly Blasdale Margaret Johnson Elizabeth Moleski Colonna Rose Betz-Zall Class of 1975 (32%) Kathleen Clauss Borkowski Martha Bender Jollie Suzanne Schulz Dressler Linda Avila Barbara Forster Boyle Kathleen Debow Karsch Annamarie Baker Ennis Class of 1973 (29%) Elizabeth Young Bruno Theresa Elmendorf Carroll Susan Taylor Kelly Mary Anne Mokriski Girard Adele Schmitz Bissonette Maureen Pié-Bruno, Esq. Anna Marie Judge Croney Anna Gibino Kerr Blanche Goffredo Haughton Anne Brennan Catherine Tucker Carman Barbara McNamara Cubby Margaret Kirby Lucia Linda Sofranko Hostelley Mary Little Collins Cynthia Antoni Conaway Faith Peoples Dillon Margaret Matthews Frederica Massiah-Jackson Janet Budzitowski Cooke Kathryn Kenneally Conner Molly Walsh Donovan, Ph.D. Kathleen McNicholas, M.D. Theresa Kaufmann Sally Ann Ayerle Corbley Catherine Cardamone Duarte Maureen Colleran Doyle Gertrude Betz Mihalcik Nancy Day Kelley, Ph.D. Catherine Cubbin Janine Delaveau Dwyer Rosemary Kozin Eustace Rita Mulville Rosemary Hunt Kurtz Denise Yanushka Gibson Marian Princivalle Ellis Joyce Maurin Fonash, Ph.D. Eileen Walker Phoebus Ann O’Connor Levering Kathleen McKeon Graham Wanda Feletski Marlyn Tome Formidoni Joan Pollitt Clare Ammend Magee Helene Becker Hoffsommer Barbara Bridi Frampus Jane Foulkrod Galvin Rebecca Preece Catherine Glennon McDonough Mary Tyler Muldoon Holmes Susan Berko Glass Maryann Campbell Gans Katherine Safford Ramus, Ed.D. Rita McCloskey Miziorko Maureen Ryan Irwin Kathleen Boran Gotthelf Judith Vanstone Golderer Judith Lee Rieder Nancy Arauz Monnat Carmencita Chafey Jimenez Jane Tomalonis Gursky Margaret M. Hagerty Janet Tedesco Catherine Myers Ann Kohoot Sandra Panitz Haley Patricia Egan Hardy Carolyn Maziarz Williams Geraldine Nuzzo Joan Courtney Leicht Barbara Hee Patricia Quinn Hayden Teresa Rhodes Wolliard Susan M. Pisano Mary Catherine Lowery Lynne Huddleston-Ruff Joanne Hayes-Rines Frances Rafferty, Esq. Jean McWilliams, Ed.D. Janice Maffei Maureen Burns Heacock Class of 1970 (29%) Joan Kochenash Rogers Elizabeth Ryan Meehan Nancie Ann Kenny Moebius Anne Fatkin Heim Marilyn Sutton Adomanis Roberta Rothwell Schillo Frances McCormick Murphy Virginia Flynn Morris Joan Edmund Husted Felicia Corsaro Barbieri, Ph.D. Joy Supil Siegel Barbara Mercer Panek Maria Garzarella Mullane, Esq. Kathleen Corcoran Keene Kathleen Vath Campbell Ann Marie Smith Sielski Elizabeth Green Perkins Ngozi Onyewuenyi Oleru, Ph.D. Rosa Teresa DiFrancesco Lee Patricia Canning (S) Rosemary McGroarty Sullivan, Esq. Maria Romanofsky Reid Denise Haskins Paolella Joan Lunney, Ph.D. Lydia Maiorca Driscoll Mary Louise Brown Sutherland Patricia Maher Roop Maureen Moffatt Parassio Margaret McKee Madison Sally Mauchly Fitzsimmons Mary McKenna Thorne M. Gervase Rosenberger, Esq. Susan Prince Rosemary Marino Mangano Claudia MacFadden Fletcher Gladys Porrata Torres Phyllis Mawer Smith Anne Cornelius Raughley Deborah Breidinger Vicario

32 Jennifer Brinton Robkin Margaret Callaghan Stefi cek Suzanne Valvardi Lasek Cynthia Strolle Casandra Hughes Tancredi Christine Nicholl Lauer Regina Williams Tate, Esq. Irene Ampthor Tori Doris Cadigan Lefkowitz, Ph.D. Patricia Kane-Vanni, Esq. Heyda Baez Toth Barbara Hynes MacIntosh Mary Capece Weinstein Judith Wayne Kathleen Gardner Pearson Angela-Jo Castranova Wetzel Ina Negron Zorrilla, D.M.D. Janice Schuler Prentice Michele Fella Przybylowski Class of 1976 (36%) Class of 1978 (26%) Valerie Rengel Reeth Sharon Cameron Baldwin Mary Conway Arnone Maryangela Sharkey Tait Sandra Bumgardner, Psy. D. Alison Franks Babiarz Joann Bowes Taylor Mimi Strolle Bender Ann Curran Brown Judith Vollmer Marguerite Brady Monica Moore Casciano Barbara Boyd Ward Mary E. Brandt, Ph.D. Mary Jo Dagney Marcianne Waters Christine Ferraro Daniels Rosemary Bolen Daly Nancy Meiklejohn Wolgamot Diane Scicchitano Dannenfelser Maria De Luca Regina Kenny Davenport Rita Gallo Class of 1981 (16%) Donna Forte DiVentura Anna Giacalone, D.M.D. Jeanne Baff a, M.D. Marianne Valvardi Dwyer Laura McCandless Green Gina Martins Brown Rosemary Galbally Endres Barbara Young Grimm Joanne Corini Burrell, D.M.D. Joanne Fink Patricia Hoff man Killion Elaine Patelunas Copeland Alida Scarafone Freeman Susan Carpenter Kraft Angela Promutico DiSanto Mary Ann Velten Gilman Suzanne Raymus Kuhn Piera Infranco Gravenor Anne Marie O’Donnell Housel Louise Kuklinski, M.D. Donna Sedock Hess Katherine Crosson Hylinski Cecilia Mohl McAleer Joan Lind Maureen Kelly-Mumper Marisa Axtmayer McAuliff e Sandra Ruscica McDevitt Kathleen O’Pella Mary Prendergast Murray Mary Young Peck Roseanne Leese Overcash Nancy McCarthy Pashley Christine Schluckebier Quinn, D.P.M. Mary Degnan Phelps Helene Regetta Mary Elizabeth Dwyer Ranieri Karen Rhodes Platt Loretta Spanier Linda McCarthy Schanz Th eresa Van Koski Richardson Donna Spano Virginia Hylton Scott Anne Marie Rowan Bernardine Hughes Steinmetz Tracey Dever Simpson Kathleen McCarron Sikora Denise Vernon Toland Genevieve Dagney Sparano Mary Conway Stack Bonnie Word, M.D. Colleen Corcoran Vogel Anne E. Tezak Jane Randall Conlon-Werner, Ph.D. Deborah Warner Toms Class of 1979 (14%) Regina Black Urmson Mary Augustine Class of 1982 (17%) Anita Haskins Wise Diane Heverline DeWitt Th eresa Leahy Carlin Christina Dougherty, VMD Maureen Keashon Dwyer Class of 1977 (32%) Margaret Feraco Frampton Catharine Farnan Susan Kanehann Ahmad, M.D. Cheryl Krupnick, Psy.D. Carol Clark Fucigna, M.D. Betty Acevedo Ali Mary Ann McGill Muller Christina Berenato Giacona Lauren Maria Phillips Brennan Mary Brady Reil Ellen Seiberlich Hardy Cecily Craig Patrice Maguire Scott, Esq. Marie Hejnosz Alice Ann Gricoski Dachowski, M.D. Stephanie Smith Valerie Greco-Hunt, M.D. Karen Crumlish Davis, Esq. Patricia Donohue Tolciu, Ph.D. Lynnanne Kasarda, M.D. Rosemary Vaughan Davis Marypatricia Walsh Lisa Rounds Miles Patti Grossman Deutsch Amy Doyle Welin Maryellen Britt Miller Rosemarie Esteves Christina Demetrovits Woody Patricia McIntyre O’Connell Joanne Th omer Facci Suzanne Olivieri O’Donnell, M.D. Teresa Barth Gervasio Class of 1980 (23%) Louise-Anne Pulli, DC M. Chris Hemsley Mary Boyle Kathleen Sokolowski Sexton Aurora Marrero Hughes Rosemary McNally Brown Carol Steinour, Esq. Donna Piontkowski Lusardi Lynne Silverio Carpenter Patricia Keys Th omas Lisette Maldonado Lynnette Coleman Beverley Patrone Uniacke, M.D. Margaret Carney McCaff ery (D) Marianne De Rosa De Alessi Jane Miller Jeanne Dougherty Class of 1983 (20%) Mary Lounsberry Miller Deborah Kocher Fellows Barbara Dolan Arena Cecelia Englebert Passanza Mary Louise McDonald Galvin Stefania Luciani Binnick Joan Dougherty Pierson Catherine Price Harmer Susan Wentland Brobst, Ph.D. Mariann Pokalo, Ph.D. Patrice Owens Hartung Kathleen Clarke Buch Marian Mulville Post Cheryl-Ann Montano Hughes Kathryn Kearns Craig Karen Quinn Salamon Pamela Grimme Johnson Patricia Shustock Scott, O.D. Margarita Mongil-Kwoka Defenseman Sean Atkinson was one of many freshmen to Judith Mokriski Lannutti contribute to the men’s soccer team’s early success in NCAA DII.

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Anne Dwyer Cyliax Denise Negron Florence R. Santoro Carroll Class of 1996 (9%) Colleen Garrity McGee Gina DiGiuseppe, Esq. Martha Ranc, Ph.D. Susan Polarine Ciabattoni Heidi Landes-Cox Karen Wendling Debra-Lynn Wolaniuk Dombrowski, O.D. Joan Lawson Smugar Brenda M. Gala DeStefano Tamara Friend Roseanne Kane Fulmer Ana Mai Wong Trainor, Esq. Elena Tedesco Gajes Kristin Heiser Class of 2004 (13%) Regina McDonald Gebka Susan Vath Kristin Durski Gartner Kristen Merrick Matkowski Alexis Byrd Marion Clinger Hanuschek Maryann Albertoli Walker Susan M. Rilling Haitsch Karin Stangler Murphy Jamie Dunn Grace Voigt Kozrad Olenka Rudyj Zajac Denise M. Gibson Hladun Abigail Palko Stephanie Rendine Amy Nadley Lessman Lara L. Doyle Iannetta Joan Trainor Simmons Karen Speers Wendy Madonna Class of 1987 (19%) Christine M. Irwin Keenan Diana Sucharski Catherine Maloney Lisa Haluszka Chepega Monica C. Hadfield Russo Class of 1997 (10%) Stephanie Sylvain Genevieve Miller Lisa Grice-Concepcion Jennifer A. Eager Scalaro Sarah Colton Maryanne Wildermuth Mary Patricia Olley Perri, Esq. Alicia Bogie Fitzpatrick Suzanne K. Somerville Cindy Marx Davidson Linda Gambone Debra Washington Hathorn Class of 2005 (13%) Janine Granieri Stratton Theresa Klein Abraham C. Christa McGlynn Wetzel Diane Wasyluk Iardella Class of 1991 (13%) Michelle Leshko Kaschak Isemuan Ighodalo Joanne Brown Ann Keer Samantha Blazic Maureen Jaster Whitham Amanda Brennan Alice Mary Connolly Zenner Karen Wilderotter Judge Jessica Flattery Cole Beth Ann Dinan Marin Maureen McGlynn Koerwer Carolyn Vaughan Jones Erin Whelan McCann Theresa Clarke Class of 1984 (17%) Carla Tomassi Marrone Kristin MacDonald King Mary Toelke Marie Aimone Donnelly Mary Beth Callan, VMD Michele Moser Mutch Karen Korman Bridget Mahon Willoughby Jennifer Johnson Luz Mercado-Diaz Sheila Murphy Palermo Lisa A. Douglas Perugini Meghan McCormack Bernadette Montano Dronson, Esq. Mary Ann Stahl Patton Gretchen Ann Reilly, Ph.D. Class of 1998 (13%) Christina Tomaselli Mary Agnew Dunleavy Kathleen Shea Pié Megan Schumacher Rieke Baize Frances Vorsky Kathleen Magee Holemans Beth Griech-Polelle, Ph.D. Jocelyn Orallo Valencia Megan Gallagher Bauer Adrianne Zemnick Joanne Houlahan, Ph.D. Kathleen Prihoda Schwartz Sarah Dolan Conaway Class of 1992 (14%) Daniela Spano DelPrete Class of 2006 (11%) Esther Mari Ambrogi Kehoe Lynn Mulvaney Sharp Alicia Angelo Ann Lipinski Kolb Marianne McGurk Wallaesa (D) Eileen Borne Jessica Bowman Dodson Blanca Gonzalez Canney Sandra Clauson Nesbitt Stacie Bray Phyllis Hartman Kravinsky Shaun Carlin Lisa Porter Kuh Class of 1988 (25%) Maria Santoro Conway Catherine Savage Bridget Rochford Atzinger Christine Santosusso D’Antonio Teresa Urban Theresa Croskey Mary Beth Higgins Livolsi Elana Evans Carrie Wosicki Loveless Elizabeth Albertoli Becker Nancy Burton Dellavecchia Maryanne Walsh Geri-Ann Pavonarius Deputy Joelle Zveitel Lesniak Laura Schmidt Patricia Klammer Mac Cluen Class of 1999 (8%) Patricia Shacklett Kathleen O’Boyle Elizabeth Farley Catherine Lockyer (D) Zori Mustin Bragg Pashalitsa Yiannios Mary Frances Soglia Okonski Kathleen Quigley Grimm Kathleen McIntyre Julia King Gorniak Renee Raymond Portu Teresa Haenn Christine Page Jocelyn Dean Kerekovic Class of 2007 (2%) June Ann Ragone Karen Murphy Harris Rebecca Warner Von Nieda Jannet Platonova Leslie Truluck Patricia Kearns Ryan Margaret L. Falcone-Hindley, Ph.D. Suzanne Pesenti Wood Daniel Vizak Lisa Long Martelli Monica Voglewede Catherine Yavarone Sewnig Class of 1993 (15%) Stephanie O’Connell Siegrist, M.D. Patricia McCutcheon Class of 2000 (9%) Virginia Haenn McKee Dawnlynne Cute-Allen, DC Jacqueline Gura Ciaverelli Class of 1985 (13%) Patricia McKelvie Denise Castro Kathleen McGinley Laura Malisheski Connelly Kathleen Beitel Murphy Susan Pagliaro Clark Bridget McGovern Michele Chabrier Dance Maureen Kelsey O’Hara Cassandra Phillips Doyle Christina Reddington Donnamarie Marbet-Eckhardt Marybeth Eskesen Pavlik Lise Cassarella Leonard Jennie Romano Dorothy Murray Foley Fiorina Pellegrino Kristin Ehnow Neverosky Barbara Sliker Weikert Joanna M. Furia, Esq. Beth Davey Rosso Amanda Adasavage Nowicki Mary Zuccarini Gordon Elizabeth Tomassi Valerie Caraballo-Perez Class of 2001 (4%) Darla Baum Tomlinson Karen Reddington-Hughes Cecilia Haenn Turner Juliana Chapman Dianne Vagnini Susan Magee Kephart Charlene Zebrowski Marian Mellace Houston Theresa Falco Wydan Jacqueline Urbach Linse Erin McKelvey Secker Jill Kelton Minor Class of 1989 (19%) Michelle Raymond Bray Class of 1994 (9%) Class of 2002 (4%) Ann Nedbal Amy McLeer Frangione Caroline Reilly Dignan, M.D. Anne Casavecchia Amelia Sheen Jodie King-Smith (A) Barbara Miller Dunne Heather Hadley Kerry Freisen Lively Class of 1986 (19%) Ellen Kaiser McGrew Jennifer Marazzo Karen Prihoda Brown Letitia Pukas McNeil Michelle N. Dietrich Melcher Ann McGee Carbon, Esq. Michele Petrucci Bridget Hill Panza Class of 2003 (9%) Anne Bradley De Masi Marjorie Scott Pamela Fiugalski-Prevoznik Coleen Bant Lisa Anne Roney Haas Mary Sylvester Thompson Julie Turner Prichett Jazmin Delgado Mary Clark Haon Carole Trone, Ph.D. Jennifer Goodyear Severson Erika DeLong Joanne Milburn Hollenbach Audra Meckler Wallis Class of 1995 (2%) Jillian Getting Maureen McFadden Holley, D.M.D. Kathleen Oakes Young Andrea Capozzi Brecker Lisa Kords Mastrogiovanni Jeanine Natale Lubeck Freshman shortstop George Kochu collected an honorable Donna Talluto Mihelick, M.D. Class of 1990 (15%) Elena C. Pié Adkins mention from the CACC for the all-conference teams as Sharon Myles Murphy baseball becomes the 14th varsity sport at the College.

34 SCHOOL OF CONTINUING & PROFESSIONAL STUDIES - SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

SCHOOL OF CONTINUING & Carolyn Quattrone Israel ’02 Henry Virkler ’04 PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Gertrude Jackson ’05 Theresa Brown Wade ’93 Lisa Jackson ’05 Margaret Seidel Walton ’66 Jose Acevedo ’02 Marcia Moore Jones ’92 Latoya Watson ’03 Marcia Allen ’03 Raymond Jordan ’05 Eileen Kirby-Webb ’07 (S) Angela Andrews ’06 Joseph King ’79 Joan Underwood Whiting ’92 Amelia Askew ’93 Diane Kingsley ’87 Caroline Martin Williams ’03 Joan Werner Avallon ’57 Carol Searle Kirk ’81 Pamela Larsen Zeuner ’05 Stacy Harper-Avilla ’96 Mary Hennessey Krutulis ’65 Hannelore Lawin Barbieri, Psy.D. ’93 Frances Lutz ’98 Bonnie Bardin ’95 Joan C. Rook Mac Farland ’91 SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES Kenneth Bartlett, Sr. ’99 Mary Moran Mahal ’87 (S) Emily Bassler ’93 Beth Beyer Abbott ’05 Joan Maier ’83 Elise Artelt ’95 Melvin Benson, III ’03 Kathleen Kane Mann ’62 Carol Fetterman Blauth ’78 Elise Miller Balcom, Esq. ’86 Eileen Marikar ’06 Denise Basile ’92 Anna Bondi ’06 Nancy L. Markle ’91 Mary Jo Bucceri ’98 Elizabeth Bell ’86 Alan McCouch ’03 Johanna Bender ’04 Rosemary Griffin Carolan ’72 Lorraine Sukalski McGlynn ’56 Phyllis Metz Carroll ’51 Kathleen Brady ’86 Janice Edwards McGowan ’86 Maureen Clemens Brown ’97 Phyllis Albrecht-Carty ’88 Brian McKenna ’03 Ruth Carver ’88 Brenda Nelson Browne ’97 Diane Lacorte-McLaughlin ’06 Nancy Benner Brubaker ’00 Cecelia Cavanaugh, SSJ, Ph.D. ’85 (A) Loretta M. McLaughlin ’74 Frances D. Chicchi ’90 Kadima Bukasa ’07 Sheila McQuillan ’85 Janet Candura ’06 I. Carole Christ ’06 Janet Messner ’78 Judith Clark ’87 Kathy Cheston Caruso ’91 Margaret Mitchell ’03 (S) Colleen McDade-Citrino ’91 Anne Coneghen ’94 Commencement speaker Melissa Fitzgerald, actor and humanitarian, urged the Class of 2008 Jennifer Mollman ’02 Stephanie Rulon Clymer ’92 Joan Murray Conmy ’91 Diana Duda Mongo, Esq. ’99 to “act, serve, be great, and change the world.” Deborah Larue Cross ’03 Susan Cohen ’99 Carolyn Sagendorph Montgomery ’97 Sandra Frazier Connelly ’96 Judith F. Foster Cute ’90 Jennifer Dixon Morgan ’04 Mary Bell Cote ’88 Caterina Giampa Kelly ’88 Arlene Prentice ’92 Carole D’Angelo ’92 Flavia Vettorazzi Movsessian ’97 Jill Starr Cott ’93 Joan Wingert Kelly ’99 Paula Franceschelli Ramos ’04 MaryLou Mongiven Delizia ’78 Ann Nedbal ’85 Eileen Coutts ’92 Molly Kelly ’93 Francis Reynolds ’94 Jane Wagner DeSilverio ’93 Charmagne Newman ’07 Colette Coyne ’91 Cynthia Killion ’90 Erika Saunders ’05 Geraldine Dever ’85 Mary Ellen Norpel ’85 Nancy LaSpada Dachille ’01 (S) Linda Clarke Kneeland ’92 Barbara Costello Saxer ’94 Paul Dixon ’05 Robert Otto ’03 Patricia Deeney ’96 Colleen Kolakowski ’07 Jeanne Schwarzer ’04 Eleanor Donaghue ’77 Mary Elizabeth Ounsworth ’92 Robert DeFinis ’05 Barbara Forrester Landis ’07 Mary Ann Demichael Schwenk ’02 Connie Dougherty ’05 Ada Owens ’94 Marilyn Della Pia ’98 David Laver ’99 John Shirley ’89 Kathleen Dougherty ’87 Kathryn Palermo ’96 Patricia Byrne Devine ’87 Lauren P. Buono Lee ’90 Susan Howell Smith ’96 Christina Drucker ’03 Sean Pearson ’03 Geraldine Stock DiLisi ’92 Rhonda Jones Levy, Esq. ’97 Debesai Solomon ’04 (S) Antoinette DuBiel ’96 Carol Pletcher ’98 Mary Ann Opp Domanska ’03 Pamela Ballwig Livingston ’04 Anne Vey Stewart ’02 (S) Eugene Dudley, Jr. ’05 Crystal Plummer ’04 Suzanne Donovan, Ed.D. ’91 Marianne Loney ’95 Pamela Flesher Stralo ’92 Eleanor Mehlman Dwyer ’88 Christine Westrum Porter ’94 Bernice Duff ’83 Francine Umerich Lukacik ’04 Joyce Rafidi-Tatum, Psy.D. ’05 Judith Dwyer, Ph.D. ’72 Catherine Quinn ’78 (S) Susan Weintraub Egolf ’93 Jonathan Lynch ’94 Katherine Timoney ’88 Lucille Fielding Emmerson ’74 Jennie Radford ’05 Michele Dipasquale Elkes ’02 Lauren Topps Malora ’87 Virginia Toliver ’94 Theresa Zambelli Esperdy ’60 Annette Anderson Rafalowski ’78 Mary Ann Figura ’90 Patricia Jackiewicz McBurnie ’02 Kathleen Hogan Tomon ’02 Judith Espey ’94 Sharon Rice ’06 Sandra Fischer ’91 Marilyn McDonald, M.D. ’07 Dora Townsend ’05 Lizbeth Feldstein ’02 John Rooney ’04 Susan Paine Fisher ’93 Carol Renzulli McGinley ’06 David Urbany ’96 Dineen Foley Filoramo ’00 Lynnette Santos ’99 Donna Drummond-Gallenti ’95 Elizabeth Clauss McGovern ’99 Anna Swora VanHaute ’94 Donna Fiugalski ’01 Jane Schoeniger ’00 Diane D’Arcy George ’04 Mary Charles McNally ’85 Kristi Varillo ’05 Donna Bongarzone-Fluehr ’03 Lillian Carpenter Scoggins ’95 Mary Belle Gilroy ’98 Janet Mele ’98 Michael Varlaro ’03 Joan Fosbenner ’02 Marianne Murphy Semchuk ’07 (S) Angela Haydt Graham ’98 Joyce Toman Mooney ’05 Joanna Vaughan ’97 Saori Fujiyama ’95 Sherry Shaeffer ’00 William Grey, Psy.D. ’05 Sandra K. Moore ’90 Marilyn Gumaer Vencius ’95 Jeanne Labrecque Gagliano ’61 Elizabeth Shober ’96 Angela Halick ’04 Patricia Cunningham Murphy ’85 James Walker ’04 Bernice Fuller Garrison ’02 Catherine Simon ’85 Belinda Horn Heidenreich ’00 Margaret Jones Newman ’95 Claire Keppley Wanamaker ’94 Marcia Gehman, SSJ ’63 Jocelyn Sirchio ’96 Patricia Herbst ’94 Christine Nydick ’94 (S) Betty Kroupa Wells ’95 Deborah Gleeson ’03 Karen O’Neill Spencer ’85 Elizabeth Hughes Iaquinto ’85 Kathleen O’Connell ’06 Andrew Whelan ’98 Betty Jane White Green ’83 Kathleen M. Spigelmyer ’98 (S) Lisa Cooper Jackson ’05 Leslie Wells O’Malley ’95 Aubrey Dick White ’04 Gilda Caruso Gregori ’01 Jean Stotter ’73 Laine McDonald Jacoby ’93 Margaret Behre O’Neill ’95 Teri Meniketti Wiedeman-Rouse ’05 Kathleen Quigley Grimm ’88 Kathleen Devlin Stull ’96 Christine Jaselskis ’93 Lisa Blackwell-Opher ’04 Deborah Chan Williams ’91 William Gross ’03 Donna Sykes ’02 Elisabeth Steuble-Johnson ’98 Patricia Veneziale Orlic ’87 Jasmine Williams ’04 Denise Haffner ’79 Wayne Taylor ’94 Ruth Joray ’92 Marion Dougherty Pallas ’05 Stephen Williamson ’95 Helen Smith Henry ’93 Susan Matlack Troemel ’87 Julie Jost ’04 Heidemarie Hoesel Pickens ’02 Janice Young ’92 Ruth Herder ’04 Regina Black Urmson ’76 Joanne Kaminski, Psy.D. ’05 Susan Pickering ’04 V. Barry Young ’95 Barbara Hogan, Ph.D. ’73 (F) Jo Marie Victor ’04

35 PARENTS & FRIENDS Mr. Mario Dianora Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dodson Mrs. Blanche G. Abrahams Mr. and Mrs. Paul Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Th omas Albright Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donovan Mr. and Mrs. George Ambrose Mr. Walter Donovan, Jr. Mrs. Darcelle R. Angelo Mr. and Mrs. John H. Doody Mr. and Mrs. James Arthurs Ms. Elizabeth S. Duff y Mr. Carl Asti Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dugan Robert Atkins Mrs. Albina Dunleavy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachmann Ms. Kathy Duran Ms. Elaine W. Baer Mr. and Mrs. Martin Durkin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bannon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Echt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bartash Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. English Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Farrow Andrew Bellwoar Ms. Nancy Fenwick David Zukauskas Memorial Fund Vincent Bellwoar, M.D. Mrs. Margaret Fick Mrs. Rita T. Boland 2008 Senior Class Gift Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fink, Jr. Mrs. Columbina Bonanni Th e Honorable and Mrs. James J. Fitzgerald, III Mr. and Mrs. John P. Borneman (Carol McCullough-Fitzgerald) (D) Th e David Zukauskas Memorial Fund was established Capt. and Mrs. Aubrey J. Bourgeois by the members of the Class of 2008 with the purpose Mr. and Mrs. George S. Forde, Jr. Elizabeth M. Bowden, LLD Mr. and Mrs. James Forsythe of helping students in need. Named in memory of Mr. Peter Bowers Mr. Leroy E. Foulkrod David Zukauskas ’08, a true friend to those in need, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest H. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fountaine this fund provides fi nancial assistance to students with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Breslin Mr. James F. Gallagher Ms. Martha Browne the hope of keeping David’s spirit alive at the College. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Gardner (D) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gassert Mrs. Lucy Canning Ms. Elizabeth H. Gemmill Mr. Richard Canning Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gibbons Graduate In Honor Of Mr. and Mrs. William Carr Mr. and Mrs. John Gill Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cashman Nora McCloskey Mary Helen Kashuba, SSJ Mr. Robert N. Glackin Mr. and Mrs. William Castone Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Golderer Kevina Young-Stalling Grandma Jean Norton Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Gonzalez Mr. Walter C. Childs (S) Ms. Mirna Gonzalez Th eresa Hughes Dan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ciletti Ms. Melanie C. Goodman (F) Ms. Renee Clifton Nina Arnone Her grandparents Ms. Cindie Goodnough Mr. Rufus Coes Ms. Elaine R. Green (A) Mark Hammons Joseph and Florence Diasio Mr. and Mrs. John F. Collins Mrs. Wilhelmina Green Marie Conn, Ph.D. (F) Amanda Favreau Clement Favreau, grandfather Ms. Mary Groome Mr. John Conway Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gulati (D) Johana Cenera Mary Harold Knox, SSJ Mr. and Mrs. James Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gullen Mr. Joseph Coradino (D) Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Habiyaremye Stefanie Paternostro Wendy Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corradetti Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hammons Ms. Denise Costello (S) Kimberly Wehrle Mary Badame Mrs. Concetta L. Hart Dominic J. Cotugno, Ed.D. (F) Mr. Raymond Hartman, Jr. Tania Rivera Parents Gilberto & Wanda Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Th omas M. Craven Mr. George J. Hartnett, Esq. (D) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Cunningham Tania Rivera Staff , faculty, & Consuelo Maria Nan B. Hechenberger, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. James Curtin Mr. Donald Heron Aherne, SSJ Mrs. Th eresa M. Cute (S) Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hickerson Mr. and Mrs. John D’Agostino Kevin Medican Lynn Brandsma Mr. Ken Hicks (A) Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dale Mr. Jack Hills Jose A. Febus, Jr. Sergio M. Rivera, brother Mrs. Deborah Davies Mr. and Mrs. James Hodson Ms. Milagros Davila Lisa Graeber Diana Graeber Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hogan Dr. and Mrs. William DeMedio Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hollenbeck Lauren Jackson Colin Jackson, brother Mr. Joseph P. Denny (D) Mrs. Quita W. Horan Mr. and Mrs. Don DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Huertas Ms. Kathleen Devine Mr. James R. Hunter

36 PARENTS & FRIENDS - MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Murphy (S) Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark Steinman Carpenter Technology Corporation Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jacobs Mr. Philip Murray Mr. and Mrs. William Stephenson Caterpillar, Inc. Prudential Insurance Company of America Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Rowland H. Myers Ms. Cindy Stiles The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. Quaker Chemical Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nichols Mr. William Stiles (A) Chevron USA, Inc. RJR Nabisco Inc. Blanche Kammer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Nicholson Lauri Strimkovsky (A) & Chubb & Son, Inc. Radio Corporation of America A. J. Keirans Mrs. Marlene Nobles Israel Concepcion Ciba-Geigy Corporation Reynolds American, Inc. Mr. John Keleher Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sucharski Cigna Corporation Reynolds Metals Company Karen Spencer Kelly, Esq. (D) Mr. Robert D. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sudo Cisco Systems, Inc. Rockwell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kluepfel Mr. & Mrs. Shaun O’Malley Mrs. Michele Surdel Citicorp/Citibank, N.A. Sanolfi Aventis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Knecht Lynn Ortale, Ph.D. (A) Mr. Mark D. Sutton Colgate Palmolive Company Schering-Plough Corporation Mr. and Mrs. George Kochu Bill & Mary Noel Page (D) Mr. Louis Taddei Constellation Energy Group SCM Corporation Ms. Lea Kolson Mr. and Mrs. John Palko Mr. Henry R. Taylor Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Shell Oil Company Joseph Kulkosky, Ph.D. (F) Carol Melvin Pate, Ed.D. (F) Mr. Raymond Thomas Dun & Bradstreet Corporation SKF USA, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy R. Kurtz & John L. Melvin, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomason Elf Atochem North America Sterling Winthrop Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Lackman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Valvardi, Jr. Englehard Corporate Stone-Webster, Inc. Mary Josephine Larkin, SSJ, M.A. (A) Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pearsall Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Vassallo Exelon Corporation Telcordia Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larkin, Sr. Jane Pellegrino Mr. and Mrs. Garry Vizak Exxon Education Foundation The Rockefeller Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lasky Ms. Immaculata Pelone Margaret Vogelson, Ph.D. (F) First Maryland Bancorp Towers Perrin Forster & Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Le Pera Mrs. James Perrelli Mr. and Mrs. Paul Von Zech First Union Corporation Tyco Electronics Corporation Ms. Barbara Leighton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pescatore William T. Walker, Ph.D. (A) Fleetboston Financial Foundation U.S. Gypsum Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lennon Ms. Barbara Pierantozzi Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wallace Ford Motor Company Unisys Matching Gift Program Ms. Kathleen Lewin Mr. and Mrs. James Pillsbury Mr. Ignatius C. Wang, AIA (D) General Electric Foundation United Technologies Corporation Ms. Marion Logue Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Plumkett Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wendling GTE Telenet Information Systems Vanguard Group, Inc. Mr. Raymond C. Lynch Mr. Jack Poole Mr. Joe Wible The Harleysville Insurance Company Verizon Foundation Mr. Thomas J. Lynch Rev. Jami & Mitch Possinger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams HCR Manor Care Walt Disney Company Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Hubert C. MacDonald Ms. Maura Primus Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wrona Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Gregory T. Magarity, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pukas Mr. and Mrs. John Yannatell Hughes Aircraft Company Wyeth International Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Maglio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Rafferty Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young IBM Corporation Xerox Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Maher Mr. and Mrs. Franco Raimondo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zachwieja IKON Office Solutions Mrs. Lucia Maldonado Barbara Reiter (S) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Zemnick (D) IMS Health Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Malisheski Miss Joanna Renzi Mrs. Margaret Miller Zenner Ingersoll-Rand Company Josephine Marchionne, SSJ Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Richter Mr. John Ziff J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Mrs. Cecilia Marino Mr. and Mrs. Gilberto Rivera Johnson & Johnson Sophomores Sarah Raimondo (17) and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Martyn Ms. Shannon Roberts (S) Kmart Corporation Gabriella Campo (8) focus on the game and MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES their teammates during a women’s soccer game. Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Rudawski Knight-Ridder Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. McGlinchy (D) Mr. & Mrs. John Sabia, Jr. (D) 3M Foundation, Inc. Land America Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McGovern Ms. Mary Sabia Abbott Laboratories Lockheed Martin Corporation Mr. Philip McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sandoski The Ace INA Foundation Matching Lucent Technologies Mr. & Mrs. Francis L. McIntyre, Jr. Ms. Michelle Sandwith Gifts Program Mellon Bank Corporation Mr. Gordon McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saporito Agilent Technologies Merck & Company, Inc. Mr. Charles McKee, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schmidt Air Products & Chemical, Inc. Merrill Lynch Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shanley Allstate Corporation Metropolitan Life Foundation Margaret McNally Mr. and Mrs. Terence F. Shea American Home Products Corporation Silberline Manufacturing Co., Inc. Mr. John McNelis Miss Elizabeth Shellenberger AMG Charitable Gift Foundation Mobil Oil Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Leo Medernach Mary Theresa Shevland, SSJ (S) ARAMARK The Morning Call Mrs. Dorothy Meehan-Ripa Nadya K. Shmavonian Arthur Andersen LLP Mutual of New York Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mikula & David E. Loder, Esq. AstraZeneca PLC New York Life Insurance Corporation Mr. Andrew J. Miller Mr. Leonard Siegel AT&T Nissan Motor Corp., USA Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sliker The Bank of New York Foundation The Northrop Grumman Foundation Kathryn Miller, SSJ, Ph.D. (A) Ms. Donna T. Smith (S) Bankers Trust Company Oracle Corporation Matching Gifts Program Mr. Robert P. Miller Mrs. Eugene M. Smith Bell Atlantic PA Owens Corning Ms. Lisa A. Mixon (S) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spinka The Boeing Company People’s Bank Mr. Arthur Montano Mr. John D. Sprandio The Bon Ton Stores Foundation Pfizer, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Moscola Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stainton Bristol-Myers Squibb Company PNC Bank Corporation Joyce L. Munro (A) Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Steckel Campbell Soup Company Praxair Matching Grants Program Mrs. Stanley J. Murday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steinberg Capital Cities/ABC Inc. Procter & Gamble Company

37 CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS & FOUNDATIONS - GIFTS-IN-KIND

Christian R. and Mary F. Rosemary Carolan ’72 SCPS Martel Neville Lindback Foundation City Sports Newsweek Magazine The Maguire Foundation Marie Conn, Ph.D. (F) Kathleen O’Boyle ’84, ’97 SGS Samuel P. Mandell Foundation David Contosta, Ph.D. (F) O’Boyle Computer Consulting Martin Di Francisco Painting Denise Costello (S) Mary O’Connor The Martin Foundation Charles Cushing Office of Institutional Advancement The Rocco & Barbara Martino Foundation Dawnlynne Cute-Allen, DC ’93 Maureen Kelsey O’Hara ’88 Michael & Margaret McCaffery Family Fund Bonny Davis ’04 SCPS Mary F. Okonski McGrath, Gkonos & Rosenberg, P.C. Scott Davis Rebekah’s Cupboard Morano Brothers Nancy DeCesare, IHM (F) Barbara Rice The Navesink Foundation Caitlin Domanico Robertson’s Floral Our Lady of Perpetual Help El Quetzal Veronica Roche, SSJ Our Mother of Consolation Estate of David Friedman Sorella Rose Restaurant PA Society New England Women Ericha Farrington Elizabeth Scholosser Parkhurst Dining Service Joanne Fink ’76 Sesame Place PFM Asset Management LLC Amy Frangione ’94 Mary Theresa Shevland, SSJ (S) The Philadelphia Contributionship Franklin Lakes Pharmacy Professor Arthur Shostak The Philadelphia Trust Company Carolann Frederick Shari Sikora Quaker Chemical Foundation Helene Gardner, SSJ Donna Singer John C. & Kathryn S. Redmond Foundation Grey Street Bids Kathleen M. Spigelmyer ’98 SCPS (S) Religious of the Assumption Edith Gurcsik Spoons Coffeehouse Rodgers Realty Advisors SaraLee Hayden Murphy ’63 Edward Strauman (F) S.R. Wojdak & Associates Barbara Henig Sweet Magnolia D. M. Sabia & Co., Inc. Barbara Hogan, Ph.D. ’73 (F) Kathleen Szpila, SSJ (F) Samuel T. Freeman, Co. Home Sweet Home Pet Sitting Service Temple University’s Developmental Office The Wizard of Oz spring musical had four sold-out performances. Searchtec Holding, Inc. Carol K. Hood The 76ers and Cadillac Grille The W.W. Smith Charitable Trust Timothy Hurst The Chestnut Hill College Community Harold and Ann Sorgenti Family Foundation Inspiration Software, Inc. The Gregorio Gallery CORPORATIONS, Chevron USA, Inc. Sovereign Bank Training Resources Group The Hill Company ORGANIZATIONS & Crown Holdings, Inc. Stacie & Gracie’s Scrapbooking, LLC Jennifer Johnson ’05, ’08 SGS (S) The Philadelphia 76ers FOUNDATIONS Crusin’, Inc. Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP Jessica Kahn, Ph.D. (F) The Philadelphia Flyers CYMA Builders & Construction Managers, Inc. Surdna Foundation, Inc. Patti Kane-Vanni ’75 The Philadelphia Marketplace 160over90 Daniel J. Keating Company Thomas Wynne, LP Martha Kearns The Philadelphia Soul Air Products & Chemical, Inc. Deloitte & Touche, LLP Ventresca Travel Kelly Chevrolet, Phoenixville, PA The Please Touch Museum Alpha Sigma Lambda Design Network, Inc. Voith & Mactavish Architects, LLP Gerry Kelsey The Windfall Gallery American Masonry Corporation Doran Family Foundation The W Group Sheila Kennedy, SSJ, Ph.D. ’76 (S) Margaret Thompson, SSJ (F) ARAMARK Duane Morris, LLP Wolf, Block, Schorr & Solis-Cohen, LLP Joan Burger King ’67 Jennifer Thorpe (S) ArmyNavy.com, Inc. ESF, Inc. Jodie King-Smith ’94, ’01 SGS (A) Heyda Baez Toth ’77 The Arthur Jackson Company Exxon Education Foundation GIFTS-IN-KIND Robert & Carol Lockyer Rev. Raymond F. Tribuiani, M.Div. (S) Associated Paving Contractors, Inc. Fizzano Brothers Catherine Lockyer ’92 (D) Mary Valle Association of Independent Garrison Printing Co., Inc. Act II Playhouse Andrew Lovell Jo Marie M. Victor ’04 SCPS Colleges & Universities/PA Greenscape Landscape Contractor, Inc. Agave Grille Kathryn Ott Lovell Carol Voelmle Zemnick ’75 AT&T The Gulati Family Foundation Trust Alumni Board of Directors Sara Mack William T. Walker, Ph.D. (A) Barbin & O’Connell Robert G. & Isabelle Walsh Gundaker American Sporting Goods Corp. Jayne Mashett (S) Ellen Wall Beneficial Savings Bank Family Fund ArmyNavy.com McKenna Mathews Maryanne Walsh ’98, ’02 SGS Bevilacqua Plumbing, Inc. Haverstick-Borthwick Company Barbara B’s Jewelers Margaret Carney McCaffery ’77 (D) Eileen Kirby Webb ’07 SCPS (S) Blank Rome, LLP Hess Companies Harry Barbin, III Lisa McCurdy Dr. & Mrs. Woodrow Wendling Bonavitacola Electrical Contractors, Inc. Hillmont G.I., PC Rebecca Berkowitz Margaret Bennett McGreal ’60 The Boothby Group Home Sweet Home Pet Sitting Services Caroline Bertino Susan Mclnerney Hilda E. Bretzlaff Foundation, Inc. The Honickman Foundation Black Lotus Designs Maria M. McMichael Brown & Brown of PA, Inc. Hub International Pennsylvania, LLC Jim & Annabelle Bohnannon Dr. Georgia McWhinney Bruno’s Restaurant IDC Frances Boshel ’08 Michael Stumpf & Associates, Inc. Caterpillar, Inc. Impact Industrials Bruno’s Restaurant Anna Millea Chartwells Educational Dining Services, Inc. T. James Kavanagh Foundation Maura Burke Sandra Moore ’90 SGS Chesapeake Bay Golf Clubs Keough Electric, Inc. Lori Burkhardt Mike Morak Chestnut Hill Dental Group Carmen’s Shoe Repair Margaret Moran ’67

38

CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2007-2008

CHAIR Catherine Lockyer ’92* Patricia Kelly, SSJ Project Manager President Th omas Wynne, L.P. Sisters of Saint Joseph Miriam Gibbons Mandell ’61* PRESIDENT Barbara D’Iorio Martino ’60 Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D. President, Chestnut Hill College Margaret Carney McCaff ery ’77* DIRECTORS Peter McGlinchy* Mary Barrar, SSJ Executive Vice President Member, General Council Aviva Life & Annuity, NY Sisters of Saint Joseph Anne P. Myers, SSJ Joseph Coradino* Vice President President Sisters of Saint Joseph PREIT Services, LLC Mary Noel Page* Mary Dacey, SSJ Philip F. Radomski* Member, General Council Vice President Sisters of Saint Joseph Frank V. Radomski & Sons Frank L. Davey Annemarie Roche, SSJ Chairman Director of Mission Services John Evans’ Sons, Inc. St. Joseph Villa Joseph Denny* John Sabia, Jr.* Senior Advisor to the Chairman President Liberty Property Trust D.M. Sabia & Company Carol McCullough Fitzgerald Alma Rose Schlosser, SSJ Executive Director President Pennsylvania Society Saint Hubert Catholic High School for Girls Stephen A. Gardner* Ann Rusnack Sorgenti ’58* Partner Deloitte & Touche, LLP Christophe Terlizzi* Executive Vice President of Commercial Real Estate Jack Gulati Citizens Bank Founder/Owner Safety Care Technologies Dorothy Urban, SSJ Member, General Council George J. Hartnett, Esq. Sisters of Saint Joseph Chairman of Executive Committee and Managing Partner Marianne McGurk Wallaesa ’87, ’92 SGS* White and Williams, LLP Ignatius Wang* Marjorie Keenan, SSJ President Area Delegate Urban Consultants, Inc. Sisters of Saint Joseph Ronald Zemnick Karen Spencer Kelly, Esq.* Senior Manager MEP Services Kelly, Monaco and Naples Shoemaker Construction Company * Missing from photo

40 CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2007-2008

PRESIDENT Elizabeth Iaquinto ’85 SGS EX-OFFICIO Joanne Fink ’76 Carolyn Quattrone Israel ’02 SCPS* Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D.* VICE-PRESIDENT Kathleen McGinley, D.O. ’00 President, Chestnut Hill College Regina Black Urmson ’76* Anne Duff y Mirsch ’52 Kenneth Hicks* Sandra Moore ’90 SGS Vice President for Institutional Advancement SECRETARY Patricia Cholewinski Nicholson ’70 Patricia Canning ’70* Maryanne L. Walsh ’98, ’02 SGS President-Elect Director of Alumni Relations Maureen Kelsey O’Hara ’88 PAST-PRESIDENT * Missing from photo Suzanne Schulz Dressler ’71* Patricia Kane-Vanni, Esq. ’75* DIRECTORS DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE Rieke Baize ’98* Mary Ann Stahl Patton ’87* Mary Lee Rothwell Corr ’60* Chair, Nominating Committee Marylou Mongiven Delizia ’78 SCPS Stephanie Rendine ’04 Chair, Awards & Honors Committee Chair, Young Alumni Committee Marianne Valvardi Dwyer ’76* Lynn Mulvaney Sharp ’87* Rosemary Haenn ’91* Chair, Bylaws Committee

41 YOU CAN HELP SUPPORT THE FUTURE OF CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE

The needs of a private college in today’s world are many. As a small may include gifts to The Griffin Fund, SugarLoaf Hill, the general Chestnut Hill College are fully tax deductible and may be given using Catholic institution dedicated to teaching, Chestnut Hill College is endowment, scholarships, campus ministry, athletics, the library, any of the following assets: largely tuition driven. Although tuition for undergraduates at Chestnut special class gift funds, or specific academic programs. • Gifts of cash may be given for any purpose. Checks or money Hill College exceeds $24,900, it provides only 60 percent of the real Endowment Fund orders should be made payable to Chestnut Hill College. Funds or cost of educating a student. To maintain its tradition of excellence in Contributions to the College’s endowment are invested and only gifts of securities may also be transferred directly to the College’s education, Chestnut Hill College seeks additional support through your the income from the earned interest is used each year. Donors can account via wire transfer. VISA, MasterCard, American Express, generous contributions since the College receives no financial assistance make a designated gift to the general endowment or choose to or Discover charge service is also available. Secure online from the Catholic Church or the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, and invest in the College’s future by funding new or supporting donations with a variety of payment options can be made funding from state or federal agencies is given only for specific projects existing named scholarships, academic lecture series, and other at www.chc.edu/donate. or programs. Contributions from alumni, parents, and other friends to specially designed programs. any of the funds listed below are investments in the College’s future • Gifts of appreciated marketable securities may be transferred to and help assure that a Chestnut Hill College education will be available SugarLoaf Hill Chestnut Hill College for any purpose. Securities may be given for future generations. SugarLoaf Hill, a 30-acre property situated diagonally across via electronic transfer or by re-registering the shares in the name Germantown Avenue from the College’s existing campus, offered the of Chestnut Hill College and mailing the certificates to the Vice OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROVIDING SUPPORT College a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to nearly double the size President for Institutional Advancement. To avoid paying capital The Griffin Fund of its campus and allow for expansion to accommodate a growing gains tax, the donor should give the shares directly to the College. These unrestricted gifts are used to supplement the general operating student body. The College is raising the substantial funds needed As a tax-exempt organization, the College is able to sell the shares budget by providing assistance with everything from library acquisitions to assist in the renovation and development of this property. without paying tax. The donor’s income tax deduction is based and faculty salaries to utilities and instructional supplies. Because this Tribute Fund upon the value of the shares on the date they are given to the College. fund is critical to day-to-day operations, the College stresses its Donors can support Chestnut Hill College in a special way by making • Paid-up life insurance policies, real estate, gifts-in-kind, appreciated importance to all donors, asking that they continue to support gifts in honor of or in memory of an individual or event. A personalized property, closely held stock and other holdings may be given based The Griffin Fund in addition to any other areas of specific interest. card is sent from the College to the designated individual(s) advising upon their valuation and acceptance by the College. Reunion Giving Fund them that a gift has been made on their behalf. • Donors who are employed, or whose spouses are employed, Every five years, as they celebrate the anniversary of their graduation, SUPPORTING CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE by companies with Matching Gift Programs can provide additional graduates are asked to consider making a special gift to their alma mater. support for Chestnut Hill College by designating the College as the Reunion classes are given the opportunity to choose from a variety of Chestnut Hill College is a tax-exempt charity, acknowledged by the recipient of matching funds. To learn whether your contributions options that reflect specific needs of the College. These designations Internal Revenue Service as rating 501-C-(3) status. All contributions to may be eligible, contact either your company’s personnel office or

Sara Ellen Kitchen J.D., associate professor of sociology, received the 2008 Christian R. Sahar Pourshahriari ’08 presents her research on aphakic glaucoma A long-standing tradition at the College, the Hill Singers at Carol Night filled and Mary F. Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching at commencement. at the SEPCHE Honors Conference this past spring. the Rotunda with seasonal music.

42 OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROVIDING SUPPORT

Pennsylvania Secretary of Environmental Protection, The Honorable Kathleen Sophomore Katlin McKeever anchored the Griffins pitching staff, On the eve of graduation, the ritual of carrying the light of the mission A. McGinty, J.D., delivered the fall convocation keynote address. recording eight of the team’s 12 wins. at the Baccalaureate liturgy.

the Office of Institutional Advancement at the College. • Deferred gift annuity - like a charitable gift annuity, a deferred If you have any questions, please contact Denise Costello, Matching gift funds are not tax deductible for employees of annuity is a type of contract that provides a fixed income for the associate director of advancement services, at 215.248.7089 or matching gift companies. donor. With this method, however, a donor contributes currently e-mail [email protected]. In administering matching gifts, the College follows national guidelines. but does not begin receiving income until a later date. For assistance with any of the above payment plan options, or to Donors who have their gifts matched by their employer receive recognition • Charitable lead trust - generates income for Chestnut Hill College discuss, in confidence, specific opportunities for providing support, for the value of their own out-of-pocket gift plus the value of the matching now, while reducing your tax costs. The lead trust holds gift assets you may contact: gift. Hence, a donor who makes a gift of $750 that is matched with $750 for your lifetime or for a term of years, and pays annual income to Kenneth M. Hicks will receive recognition for $1,500. Designation of matching gift funds is us. Chestnut Hill College benefits from the assured income stream Vice President for Institutional Advancement determined by each matching gift company. Funds are used for the same from the lead trust, while your family enjoys several tax advantages. Phone: 215.248.7085 or e-mail [email protected] purpose as the employee’s gift when received from corporations that so More information on planned giving can be found at Catherine Quinn stipulate. For funds received from corporations that designate the match www.chc.planyourlegacy.org as unrestricted, the purpose is determined by the College. Director of Development Bequests Phone: 215.248.7137 or e-mail [email protected] Life Income Gifts Donors may choose to include Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia, Pa., Mary Theresa Shevland, SSJ Gift plans may be funded through outright contributions or pledges as a beneficiary in their Will. The College may be named as the recipient of a variety of assets, including those mentioned above. Life income Director of Planned Giving of a specific amount or be designated to receive a percentage of the Phone: 215.753.3617 or e-mail [email protected] options include: donor’s estate. Donors may indicate a specific use for the funds or • Charitable remainder trust - separately managed trust funds that designate that the funds are unrestricted. provide income to the donor for life. These may be established Contributions may be sent to: as annuity trusts, which provide a fixed amount of income, Chestnut Hill College or as unitrusts, which provide income based upon a percentage Office of Institutional Advancement of trust assets. 9601 Germantown Avenue • Charitable gift annuity - offers a way to make a meaningful Philadelphia, PA 19118 and major gift while benefiting the donor. This is an agreement For your convenience, you can make a gift online by visiting between an individual and the College in which the donor transfers www.chc.edu/donate assets to Chestnut Hill College and receives fixed payments for the rest of her/his lifetime and/or the lifetime of another person.

43 ANNUAL REPORT CONTRIBUTORS

Kathleen M. Spigelmyer ’98 Founded in 1924 by the Sisters of Saint Joseph, Chestnut Editor Hill College is a four-year Catholic college in the Ignatian 215.248.7025 tradition off ering a traditional liberal arts undergraduate [email protected] program, as well as accelerated undergraduate degrees, Kenneth M. Hicks graduate and doctoral degree programs. Vice President for Institutional Advancement Th e College is an equal opportunity employer that recruits, 215.248.7085 advertises and hires without regard to race, creed, color, [email protected] national origin, age or sex. Reprinting any material herein Patricia M. Canning ’70 requires written consent of the College. Director of Alumni Relations Th e editor of this report makes every eff ort to include 215.248.7144 accurate information. Comments, questions, concerns, [email protected] and opinions are welcome in the form of letters to the editor. Denise Costello Please include your full name, address, phone number Associate Director of Advancement Services and class year. Address all correspondence to: 215.248.7089 Editor [email protected] Chestnut Hill College Annual Report Grace Corr Haenn ’54 Chestnut Hill College Data Manager 9601 Germantown Avenue 215.248.7016 Philadelphia, PA 19118 [email protected] E-mail to: [email protected] Th e information in this report recognizes gifts Joseph Martino received from July1, 2007 through June 30, 2008. Director of Advancement Services 215.248.7169 [email protected] Catherine E. Quinn ’78 Director of Development 215.248.7137 [email protected] Mary Th eresa Shevland, SSJ Director of Planned Giving 215.753.3617 [email protected] Photography Linda Johnson Lisa Mixon In keeping with the mission of Chestnut Hill College and Maureen Kelsey O’Hara ’88 our concern for the earth, this Annual Report was printed Jim Roese on 100# Galerie Art gloss cover and 80# Galerie Art Anne Vey Stewart ’02 SGS silk text with Soy Ink. Galerie Art paper contains up to 30 percent recycled content.

Infl uencing the future by example.

44 STAINED GLASS SKYLIGHT PANELS, ST. JOSEPH HALL Chi Rho, Christian symbol consisting of the intersection Augustine wrote The City of God in of the capital Greek letters Chi (X) and Rho (P), which are response to Roman pagans who blamed Hortus Conclusus, “enclosed garden,” considered the first two letters of “Christ” in Greek. The Chi-Rho can Christianity for the sack of Rome by the both an attribute and title of the Virgin Mary in represent either Christ or Christianity and is also known as a Visigoths. Augustine describes two cities: Christogram. The Chi-Rho was used by the early Christians, medieval and Renaissance poetry and art; the earthly city, containing the damned, but more so after the Emperor Constantine applied it to his derived from the and consisting of those Song of Solomon. military standard in 312 A.D. following his vision at the the heavenly city, Battle of the Milvian Bridge. saved by God’s grace, the collection of good Vas Honorabile, “vessel of honor,” traditional prayer people on the earth, and the good society they can form among themselves. reference to Mary as the Mother of God, whose soul is Stella Maris, “star of the sea,” traditional reference to the filled with sanctifying grace. Virgin Mary as protector of those who travel or earn their living by the sea. Often refers to Mary as guiding star or Chestnut Hill College is very closely aligned with the Augustinian patroness of missions to seafarers. Order, the spiritual descendants of St. Augustine, for it was the Civitas Dei, “city of God,” reference to the celebrated Augustinians of the Monastery and College of St. Thomas of Villanova work written by St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 A.D.), at Belle-Air in Delaware County, and specifically Father Michael considered the most important of the Latin Church Fathers. Speculum Sine Macula, “the spotless mirror,” “the stainless Gallagher and Dr. Patrick Moriarty, OSU, commissary general of mirror,” a traditional Marian symbol signifying Mary’s lack the Order, who assisted the Sisters of Saint Joseph in establishing of sin, tracing its origins to the Book of Wisdom (7:26) and themselves in Chestnut Hill. the Song of Solomon (4:7). Porta Coeli, “doorway to heaven,” or “heaven’s gate.” On August 16, 1858, three Sisters of Saint Joseph arrived at their new Turris Davidca, “Tower of David,” traditional prayer reference home, seven and one-half acres purchased from Joseph Middleton, to Mary as symbolizing the loftiness, strength, and protection a Quaker convert to Catholicism, who was instrumental in establishing represented by the towers that David built to the walls of nearby Our Mother of Consolation Church in 1855 under the Jerusalem. Just as the towers rose above all other buildings, Sedes Sapientiae, “seat of wisdom” or “throne of wisdom,” Augustinians’ pastoral care. Middleton’s son Thomas became a in Roman Catholic tradition identified with one of many “so you, the daughter of David, excel all angels and men in dignity and sanctity” and in providing powerful protection prominent Augustinian and first president of the American Catholic devotional titles for the Mother of God, traditionally depicted Historical Society. The first Sisters who arrived were welcomed by the seated on a throne with the Christ Child on her lap and against temporal and spiritual enemies. Martin family, who brought food and furniture from their home to ease associated with glory and teaching. The imagery draws from the Sisters’ move into the empty Middleton house, Monticello. Marian the Book of Kings, which describes the throne of Solomon, but Plantatio Rosae, “mystical rose,” traditional prayer reference Brogan Ehnow ’62, a member of the Logue Library staff, is a fifth- evolved to convey the association of the University as a major to Mary as representing everything found in roses: the thorns generation Martin and relation of the Dwyer family, another Chestnut seat of learning. In 2000, Pope John Paul II commissioned the as trials and sorrows of life; the green leaves as a symbol of creation of a mosaic icon of the Virgin sedes sapientiae for the the hope placed in her; the sweet fragrant flowers of both Hill neighbor with early SSJ and alumni ties to the College. world’s Catholic universities. the red rose—a symbol of love—and the white—a symbol of her virginal purity. Although the Sisters of Saint Joseph trace their roots to 17th-century Lilium Convallium, “lily of the valley,” popular garden Jesuit missionary Jean-Pierre Médaille, Chestnut Hill College’s plant also known as Our Lady’s Tears. Christian legend Turris Eburnea, “Tower of Ivory,” a Judeo-Christian term foundation rests in large part with the Augustinians, whose charism— holds that the tears Mary shed at the Crucifixion turned originating in the Song of Solomon (7:4), later included the particular contribution that each member embodies—is love of God into lilies of the valley. The flower also is referenced in in the descriptions for Mary, and in each case symbolizing and love of neighbor. All or most of the College’s chaplains, including the Song of Solomon (2:1). noble purity. The Biblical image and subsequent artistic the beloved Father Casey, were members of that Order until the depictions of Mary in the enclosed garden—a place of Augustinians left Our Mother of Consolation parish several years solitude—are credited with inspiring the Ivory Tower’s ago and were succeeded by the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales. S and J, representing St. Joseph, spouse of the Blessed association with the academic world. Virgin Mary and foster-father of Jesus Christ. Patron saint of the Sisters of Saint Joseph. Fons Vivus, “fountain of life” or “fountain of living waters,” Christian symbol associated with baptism, in which one is reborn through Christ. A and M, representing Ave Maria, “hail Mary,” traditional Catholic and Eastern Orthodox A search of the College archives, the Sisters of Saint Joseph archives, and prayer to Mary, Mother of God. the Mount Saint Joseph Academy archives reveals no information pointing to the reason for the selection of each image. The references associated with the 15 images are drawn from various liturgical and historical sources.

ON THE BACK: Stained glass skylight, Rotunda, St. Joseph Hall, Chestnut Hill College.