DESIGN THINKING IS INTRODUCED AT SACRED HEART • STEERING OUR STRATEGIC COURSE • ALUMNAE NEWS • AND MORE
WINTER 2017, VOL. 11
meet the innovators Message from the Headmistress
critically about ways to improve social conditions in ways that address human need—wherever it is found—and to advance humankind. Each day, our educators employ differentiated and inquiry-based instruction to engage the critical thinking of each student. We engage the whole child—mind, heart and body—and accompany each one on a personal journey that will last a lifetime.
The outcome of our work at Sacred Heart is the story of each of our alumnae. The lives of Sacred Heart alumnae are our testament. In their lives, we see the efficacy of our spirituality, the value of our goals and the effectiveness of our educational process. Do we see that these girls do, in fact, change the world? Yes, we do! Do we see evidence that their faith moves them to action? Yes, we do! Do we see that INNOVATION is deeply rooted in the educational their critical consciousness moves them to innovate, improve praxis of the Academy of the Sacred Heart as a value, as a and advance society? Yes, we do! Message from the Headmistress...... 1 process and as an outcome. Meet the Innovators...... 2 Today, St. Madeleine Sophie’s “special sauce” has been Steering Our Strategic Course...... 8 As a value, we spot with ease an appreciation for innovation “tried and true” in over 49 countries of the world, and it has A Big Cup of Business Savvy...... 10 in the deep convictions of our foundress St. Madeleine passed the litmus test of interculturality and evidence-based Sophie Barat. Her inquiry into the deplorable conditions practice in 150 schools worldwide. The capacity to innovate, Advancing Technology...... 12 of French society in her day created in her a restlessness to refresh and to “make new” is a hallmark of our story, a Travel. Culture. And Croissants...... 14 for something “other,” an alternative to an unacceptable trademark of our 149-year-old presence in New Orleans . Alumnae Profiles...... 16 status quo, and to imagine a new pathway for women and We hope that you enjoy this issue of The Bridge, which New Faces at the Rosary...... 24 their children: the pathway of education. An innovator par illuminates only a few of the many ways in which we continue Good Sports...... 26 excellence, her passionate faith and critical intellect drove to innovate at Sacred Heart. I hope that you experience, Our Milestones...... 30 her to invention and origination—the beginning of a religious through the wonderful articles of our magazine, the fire Our Events...... 38 order devoted to education. of inspiration, the passion of hope and the continued Our Alumnae...... 44 At Sacred Heart, the process of innovation begins in the excitement of innovation on the Avenue! 2015-16 Annual Report...... 50 heart—the heart of the educator and the heart of the student. It begins with an open heart—one that is moved by care and compassion, by suffering and by love. Cover photo: Ella Frischhertz ’23, Sofia Rodriguez ’23, Isabella Bohorquez ’23 and Bryce Couvillion ’24 Touched by the sentiments of Jesus’ heart, Sacred Heart’s Sr. Melanie A. Guste, RSCJ, Ph.D. ’70 collaborate in the new Innovation Lab located in special educational process engages each student to think Headmistress the Mother Soniat Library.
Photography by Jackson Hill
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BY LIZ MANTHEY innovators
For the past two years, several faculty members have represented Sacred Heart at workshops, conferences and education think-tanks focused on the implementation of Design Thinking in education. While its principles have been employed in design firms for decades, its potential impact in education with regard to 21st century learning has recently risen to the forefront of educational research.
What is Design Thinking?
It’s all about the process. Design Thinking is not a replacement for the innovative teaching that has been the foundation of Sacred Heart education for years. It is, in essence, a new layer. Developed by David Kelley of the Stanford University Hasso Plattner Institute of Design and IDEO Corporation, the Design Thinking process acts as a bridge between knowledge and invention. It provides students with a tool, a system with which they can manage their thinking. Using this process, students learn to operate inside complexity, to find their way to simplicity and innovation as they address real-world issues. a bridge between knowledge and invention
2 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGETHE BRIDGE | WINTER | WINTER 2015-2016 2017 3 The Design Thinking Process How We Apply Design Thinking
Empathy A look within… Armed with this new system, the faculty and administration turned their It begins with empathy. Students research, conduct attention to the Sacred Heart curriculum and community. With a deep understanding of interviews, design surveys and observe. “Do we have the needs of our students and our school, they asked: a deep understanding of the needs of the user?” How might we…? Use the Design Thinking process to ignite collaboration and innovation in our school community. Definition Empathy is followed by definition. Students What if we…? Create design spaces where teachers and students across disciplines and synthesize their findings and begin to define their divisions can incubate ideas using the Design Thinking process. focus. “How might we… focus on this particular need Teach students the Design Thinking process to help them create impactful solutions to or address the user’s needs as a whole?” complex global and environmental challenges.
Ideation Design collaborative, cross-curricular opportunities for students to experiment with In the ideation stage, students exercise divergent solutions to real-world problems—to innovate for a purpose. thinking and build on the ideas of others, adding Use our collective imagination to promote active thinking and making. as many ideas as possible to Post-It notes and Create systems and spaces for individual mentoring opportunities that support student- courageously pushing the boundaries of predictable initiated projects and ideas. thinking. It is about quantity over quality, courage over perfection. During this process, unpredictable Build makerspaces where teachers and students can test assumptions and build yet possible solutions begin to rise to the surface. prototypes used to validate ideas—a place to test, share, question and build STEAM “What if we…” related inventions.
Prototype and Test Design safe-spaces where feedback and re-design are embedded into the curriculum. Perhaps most applicable to the 21st century learning skillset is the prototype stage. Students design and build low-tech solutions and then participate in feedback sessions embedded in growth-mindset language. As students present their ideas to colleagues, they are encouraged to enhance their solution-centered designs. The learned technique of both giving and receiving feedback creates an environment in which students are empowered to fail forward—to re-think, re-adjust and re-imagine. Students test their final solutions by sharing them with the learning community and possibly the intended user. “I like…” “I wish there was a way to…” “What if…”
unpredictable yet possible solutions start to emerge
4 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGETHE BRIDGE | WINTER | WINTER 2015-2016 2017 5 Welcome to the Year of the Prototype Feedback Cooper Hewitt Design Fair Kitty Mattesky, Innovation Lab Coordinator, shares her feedback on what is going well and how Sacred Heart can further develop In May, Sacred Heart collaborated with Little Hearts Creation Stations the Design Thinking program in the future. the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design “I like…” Museum to bring Design Thinking to the Each Little Hearts classroom is equipped with materials that allow children school and community by hosting a design The 100% student engagement in every single challenge. to engage, create, problem solve and take risks. Students are given the fair on Sacred Heart’s campus. More than opportunity to learn about new materials and combine them in innovative The courage and confidence displayed in a student as she writes 200 students and teachers from local ways. This challenges students to discover, build and experience the her own idea on a Post-It, says it aloud and adds it to the mix of schools presented design solutions to thinking. techniques of engineers, contractors and artists. school and community challenges, met A (more) relaxed, confident student approach to complexity. local designers, discovered local design Each student’s absolute thirst for BUILDING the prototype. resources and engaged in design activities. The beautiful, growing comfort within the feedback cycle. Lower School Makerspace Conferences Faculty Members Attended: “I wish there was a way to…” The Lower School Makerspace is located in an extension Fast 48 – Design Thinking Bootcamp, Spend more time in the empathy stage. to the science lab. Students in kindergarten through fourth Tulane University What if we regroup and ask for student feedback to design grade have access to and participate in various activities ways to make this happen? Schools 4.0 Essentials Program and School and challenges that are built into the science curriculum. Have better materials to use in the building of the prototype. 4.0 Summit, New Orleans, LA Third and fourth grade students are given the opportunity What if we make a list of things parents might have around to participate in the after-school program “Imagineers.” the house and ask them to donate? Startup Weekend Education In addition to wood, paper products, art supplies, wiring, (SWEDU), Loyola University Center for Design more opportunities for Upper School students to use the electric circuit materials, styrofoam, Legos and a variety Entrepreneurship Innovation Lab for invention. of other materials, the Makerspace is equipped with the What if we design curriculum that connects with another Faculty Professional development, IDIYA, Rigamajig building system. With the new location of the Sacred Heart school to solve a global issue? New Orleans, LA Tech Café across from the Makerspace, teachers provide students with cross-curricular opportunities for innovation This is the beginning of something great. and design.
Middle and Upper School Innovation Lab and Makerspace
Located in the newly designed space in the Mother Soniat Library, the Middle and Upper School Innovation Lab and Makerspace hosts Middle School students for regularly scheduled classes. Kitty Mattesky, the Innovation Lab Coordinator, presents students with Design Thinking challenges that parallel the curriculum and contain real- opportunities to discover, build and innovate world applications. Mrs. Mattesky has begun to work with Middle and Upper School faculty to create collaborative, cross-curricular challenges that provide students opportunities to design and prototype solutions. In addition, individual students are empowered to utilize the Innovation Lab and the Design Thinking process to create ways to take action, make connections and prototype solutions to issues about which they are most passionate.
6 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 7 “We are then the discoverers of our own lives. Our world is new every day. Either we are sailing towards new shores, daring mariners in search of the unknown and day by day the horizon dips lower and our stars rise higher, or we are explorers by land, and new wonders reveal themselves on each day’s march.” -Mother Janet Erskine Stuart, former Superior General of the Society of the Sacred Heart STEERING ur course BY SR. MELANIE A. GUSTE, RSCJ, PH.D. ’70 HEADMISTRESS
At the beginning of the school year, our school community committee worked under the steadfast leadership of board for our students; deepening the integration of STREAM Placing our school and its plans in the service of our member Patrick Hammet, who navigated us through many (science, technology, religion, engineering, arts and math) set our course toward new shores. With our theme framed educational mission to “make known the love of the by the words of Mother Stuart, “Our world is new every meetings to gather data and assess and analyze all aspects of across the curriculum and in co-curricular programs; creating a our school's current reality and the implications for its future. distinct, multidisciplinary “learning commons” to leverage the Heart of Jesus,” we move forward with courage and day,” we became explorers and mariners in search of the After reviewing input from multiple data sources and key global footprint of the 150 Sacred Heart schools and their other unknown. Under the guidance of the stars, we opened confidence, inspired by God’s promise in the words constituency groups, both internally and externally, the board educational programs; and cultivating strategic partnerships of Jeremiah, the prophet: "For I know the plans I our hearts, minds and spirits to new wonders revealing approved the plan as our prior strategic plan sunsets. with key sectors in our community that inspire leadership, themselves each day. Now, in the beginning of this new service, discovery and diversity engagement. This issue of have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper year, our school sails onto new shores announcing the VISION AND GOALS The Bridge magazine focuses its articles on several of these you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and completion of our school’s long-range plan for its future, Our strategic vision is elegantly captured in three goals: key strategies, particularly along the theme of innovation and a future." (Jeremiah 29:11) “Inspiring Faith-filled Women of Courage and Confidence.” • Goal One: Enhance Academic Rigor and Innovation excellence in learning. • Goal Two: Leverage, Expand and Create Global and Local Connections Daring mariners, our Board of Trustees has charted an BACKGROUND • Goal Three: Embed Strategic Sustainability Throughout adventuresome, yet steady, course for the future of Sacred Recognizing its primary role as strategic leadership, the Board Our School Heart. Like good plans, it is a nimble one, flexible in its of Trustees launched a comprehensive strategic planning process in 2015-2016. It convened a top-level Strategic Planning design and clear in its direction. It will galvanize our efforts Underlying these goals are ambitious strategies which set the Committee consisting of board members, administrators, and allow us to steer rather than drift aimlessly. It will anchor direction for transformational growth at Sacred Heart. These alumnae and community leaders representing key sectors of our decisions around the use of resources. strategies include developing state-of-the-art learning spaces society to widen the scope of its explorations. At the helm, the
8 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 9 good credit. The course also taught us about savings, began the semester by learning about the basic running specifically how simple financial habits can help us achieve of a PJ’s franchise, from the recipes to the day-to-day work a savings goal. We learned about the inputs to decisions that comes with managing a business. We were taught how about buying versus renting, insurance, taxes, investments to successfully keep track of money through balancing and even the inner workings of the U.S. banking system and the cash box after each shift, how to best organize items A BIG the Federal Reserve. within a business for better efficiency, and how important it is to keep track of inventory. Working shifts throughout In our second online course on entrepreneurship, we were the school year gives us real life experience when dealing OF BUSINESS SAV VY led on an entrepreneurial expedition, involving starting with products as well as customers. We have become our own food truck business. This interactive learning By Destiny Stafford ’17 knowledgeable on licenses, permits and leases. In addition experience taught us about the many factors that are to Mrs. Miller’s instruction, we have benefited from the This school year, seven seniors at Sacred Heart are lucky involved when starting a business, walking us through the guidance of guest speakers who are helping us build our enough to participate in an interactive and educational key variables to consider. We established a business plan business plans, which will include all of the details of every course about financial concepts and entrepreneurship. The that involved the name and location of our business, the legal document and financial concept needed to start a course is titled “Financial Literacy,” and it is taught by PJ’s population we would be targeting, an evaluation of our business. This course has allowed us to be able to plan more Coffee on Magazine owner Aubry Miller. While the majority competitors, as well as an income statement. We also chose accordingly for our futures by putting into perspective the of class participants do not anticipate majoring in business, a starting team of employees who would help the business importance of budgeting money and the best ways to do so. we are learning that regardless of our career path, to grow as well as any additional services that made our “everyone is in business.” business unique. Another aspect to this entrepreneurial Sacred Heart is breaking boundaries and creating new experience involved choosing our own role in the venture, opportunities for applied learning that will ease the We began by taking two online prerequisite courses over the whether it was the manager or maybe even the cook. We transition to the job market and make our graduates summer sponsored by Iberia Bank. In our first online course also thought about an effective promotional strategy for more appealing to future employers. My fellow seniors on personal financial literacy, we learned about a variety how we would get the word out about our business. and I now have a solid foundation in both personal and of finance concepts. We learned about the differences business finances, which can often be a stumbling block to between debit and credit cards and how paying or not In the classroom at Sacred Heart, we are learning young entrepreneurs. Sacred Heart is helping its students paying these debts influences your personal credit score. everything from writing a lease to business financials. become not only college-ready but also ready for the The course demonstrated the importance of a good credit Throughout the year, we are also given the opportunity to tough job market that awaits them. These types of applied score, especially when buying a house, purchasing a car or work each morning at the small franchise of the popular PJ’s learning courses stand out to future employers. even getting a job. Now is the time to start establishing chain that opened on Sacred Heart’s campus last year. We
Iberia Bank Financial Scholars
Iberia Bank representatives presented certificates to students upon completion of the Financial Scholars online program powered by EverFi as a prerequisite to the Financial Literacy course.
Photographed are Anne Kock, Margaret Saer Beer ’76, Sarah Schuler ’17, Elle Wenzel ’17, Madison Keller ’17, Carley Bohn ’17, Destiny Stafford ’17, Isabel Yarborough ’17, Meghan Donelon ’04 and Aubry Miller.
10 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 11 Advancing Technology
Sacred Heart’s newTech Café opened for business this fall for prekindergarten through fourth grade students with a totally redesigned space that mimics a real coffee shop. Students played a key role in helping design the space, which was planned by Allison Looper of Blitch/Knevel Designs. “It’s a space for them,” says teacher Lynette Moody. “It’s all about them having a comfortable environment to get those creative juices flowing.” The new Tech Café features kid-sized modular sofas, ottomans, an < industrial style laptop bar and stools, four group work tables with > colorful chairs, a bright red coffee table and movable bobble stools. Carpeted with a computer code style design, the space also includes a large projection screen, a green screen for movie making, a huge flat screen TV monitor and an entire wall which works as a whiteboard and can be written on during class.
12 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 13 “This summer will surely have a distinct font of the small signs that read “Croissant: 5 Our Sacred Hearts dwell within the Bread is the hallmark image of food. je ne sais quoi,” I said to my dad prior to Euro.” In Joigny, we lodged at St. Madeleine benevolent Sacred Heart of Jesus, who is Upon Google searching “food,” the first image my departure, unpretentiously testing out Sophie Barat’s house. The second night of our Bread of Life. Each day He strengthens that pops up depicts a varied assortment of the vernacular of my intended destination. our stay, my roommates and I were snacking us, enabling us to take on the journeys we doughnuts, cookies and hamburgers. Upon Grocery shopping for a family dinner, I on miniature gaufres, when reports of the have set before ourselves. This holy bread Google searching the food pyramid, bread additionally quipped, “When I’m in France, terror attack in Nice flooded our phones. instilled in St. Madeleine Sophie Barat the is the base, the touchstone foundation of I’ll get real baguettes and real croissants.” Having spent the afternoon on a wheat field steadfast wisdom to found the Society of humanity’s universal diet. Discovered by hunter Upon arriving in the Charles de and vineyard overlooking Sophie’s village the Sacred Heart. This bread sustained St. Gaulle airport after a long day of travel, earlier that day, we went into Sophie’s old Rose Philippine Duchesne throughout the gatherers some 30,000 years ago and formally Sacred Heart students and teachers, bedroom across the hall to pray for the rest course of her journey to the New World domesticated as wheat and barley approximately hailing from places among the likes of of the night, silently echoing the sentiments as she established the first Sacred Heart 10,000 years ago, it is a culinary staple that San Francisco, Italy, Chicago, Columbia, of Miguel de Cervantes, “all sorrows are less school in America. This bread ignited has permeated cultures and sustained people Houston, Germany, Miami, Japan, Detroit, with bread.” the flames of her ethereal spirit, making throughout the test of time. Bread is the France, New Jersey, Mexico, and I from The etymology of the word “baguette,” her Quahkahkanumad, the “Woman who quintessential depiction of nourishment, even in New Orleans, sat down to eat baguette a titular nomenclature that the French did not Prays Always.” This bread rejuvenated the its scarcest quantities. sandwiches. Thus was the commencement ascribe to their signature loaf until the 1920s, artistic imagination within Pauline Perdrau, Sorry boys, but bread was my first love. of Faces of the Heart, as we were all united stems from the Latin baculum, meaning, staff allowing her to paint Mater Admirabilis. A romance for the ages: love is patient, love is and “full” in our commitment to build or stick, indicative of power. As people of God provides bread as an kind, love is one croissant at a time. Though we a community, much like those in our faith, we willfully open ourselves to receive have received my parents’ blessing, dichotomous respective homes, as a Christian value. God’s powerful guidance. We come together extension of Himself to nourish is our relationship, my dear bread; one day, At Faces of the Heart, our days were long, to break bread in honor of Jesus Christ, for us physically and spiritually. but our nights were even longer. I found thou art my Prince Charming of my delectable he truly is our “one bread, one body, one Marcel Proust, storied French novelist myself staying up past midnight conversing desires, another day my Prince Kryptonite of Lord of all.” In the Our Father, we ask God once said, “Mystery is not about traveling with my new-found friends about how we to “give us this day, our daily bread.” We rely to new places but about looking with new my doomed diet. Bread has always served as the couldn’t wait for what another tomorrow on God with a humble dependence as God is eyes.” In a foreign place, I was comforted rising catalyst of unification amongst those who could bring, especially the overflowing baskets mean the most to me. the baker and producer of our days. This day and enlightened by a common food. In of the illustrious carbohydrate that would be France, God bestowed upon me fourteen In school, I learn about the world; in the available for our joyous consumption in a few and each and every day is our daily bread, summer, the world is mine to live in. During in which God unwaveringly gives Himself days as my daily bread to serve as a modern- hours. Bread was always there for us. When day face of Sacred Heart schools worldwide, the school year, class to class, assignment to visiting a safe haven for Middle Eastern unto us. Each day is another slice of life, an assignment, I justify eating bread as the panacea opportunity for us to dwell amongst the rest a blessing in which I wholeheartedly refugees in Nantes, there was bread on the partook, as part of the everlasting fulfillment to the subtle grumblings from my stomach. table. Another day, we traveled to a market of His blessed Creation. During the summer, city to city, conference to Sacred Heart, a name ubiquitously of the partakings of those before me, “for the where none of the food was pre-packaged; sake of one child.” conference, eating bread, to me, is representative thus, out there in the open for humans, emblazoned on our shirts and on our of a dualistic affirmation of sorts, a nod to the bugs, bacteria and the like but nonetheless buildings is truly a dynamic name to behold. culture I am experiencing. This past summer, I out there as an open and willing source The epitome of a Sacred Heart education participated in the inaugural Faces of the Heart, of nourishment to those who inhabit this is the symbiotic coalescence of the mind an international Sacred Heart youth program great world. Walking through the streets of and the heart. A child of the Sacred Heart in France where students from Sacred Heart Paris, I found myself wooed by the quaint is as wholesome as whole wheat. Our hearts schools around the world gather to deepen their boulangeries effaced with crown molding, humanize our minds, and our minds knowledge of Sacred Heart heritage and engage the intricacy of the basket weaving encasing thereafter are cognizant of the By Hunter Major ’17 in various cultural and service activities. the bread and the entrancingly calligraphic pure sacredness of our hearts. Travel. Culture. And Croissants.
14 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 15 and budget. This included everything from a photo shoot, to Sacred Heart creative, to copy, to production. “Wear on your Rebecca recently learned of a new opportunity through special bond a former colleague, this time at Anthropologie as Director sleeve…It is truly a , of Creative Operations. She moved from New York to Rebecca McAlear ’94 Philadelphia in September and wasted no time settling in. In only we get to experience, and for By Caroline Avegno ’04 her new role, Rebecca drives the brand’s mission through all we are blessed. integrated creative and brand activities. This means developing this ” a yearly brand strategy and creative tactics to increase brand awareness and ultimately sales, as well as overseeing the “She is so smart, she has kept me grounded, and she has given development and execution of print, digital and social media me better advice than most adults.” Rebecca also serves as a campaigns. “I’m very lucky to be part of a team that is really professional mentor in any way she can. She makes time to committed to moving the brand forward,” Rebecca says. “I meet with students from her alma mater Villanova University A Well-Rounded Foundation. like being the business mind in a creative setting. My job is to when they reach out to her for career networking, and she goes keep the brand on track and ensure everything is cohesive, by out of her way to respond to correspondence she receives via putting myself in the customer’s shoes. I make sure everything LinkedIn. “So many people have helped me throughout my A Strategy for Success. is on time, on budget and meets the strategy.” Her role is vital career that I love to help other people,” she says. in that she not only ensures the execution of plans, but she must Rebecca maintains close ties to her Sacred Heart roots. She satisfy senior management, marketing and merchandising as immediately found a connection during her first weeks as a Rebecca McAlear ’94, who currently works at Anthropologie as Director of well. “A good account and operations manager assesses the student at Villanova when she befriended a student who had Creative Operations, firmly believes that everything happens for a reason and that needs of a business, not the wants,” she adds. “It’s a constant attended Bloomfield Hills in Michigan. She regularly attended 1994she is exactly where she is meant to be. Her career path has been one of many struggle to balance the two.” events in New York at Convent of the Sacred Heart (91st twists and turns led by her faith, strength, hard work and perseverance—all things Maintaining balance is something Rebecca does not only Street). When she moved to Philadelphia, she immediately instilled in her through her Sacred Heart experience. at work but in all aspects of her life as well. “You don’t want discovered that she works alongside two Sacred Heart sisters, Rebecca fell in love with the advertising world while working on the Popeyes one thing to be your whole identity,” she stresses. “The idea of one from Stone Ridge and one from Bryn Mawr. Chicken & Biscuits account as an intern at Peter Mayer Advertising in New being well rounded is driven home in high school, and it holds This past spring, Rebecca returned home to the Rosary to Orleans. From there, she moved to Washington, D.C., where she secured her first true through adulthood. You want to be multifaceted. Being a address the Class of 2016 at their Baccalaureate Mass. “Wear paying job at a small Virginia based agency as an Account Executive, working good person is a job in itself.” Sacred Heart on your sleeve,” she told the graduating seniors. on TV, radio and print ad campaigns. She spent the next five years there. “Those Rebecca strongly believes in the importance of giving back “You will be surrounded by your Sacred Heart sisters when you years served as my professional foundation for everything I’ve done since,” says when and where she can, something that was instilled in her least expect it. It is a connection that not many have. Embrace Rebecca. “It’s where I learned how to handle clients with a mix of persistence and through her Sacred Heart education. She recalls wonderful it, be proud of it, use it, and do not take it for granted… It is professionalism, and that agency is where I was taught the right mix of mediums to experiences both as a peer support leader and as a volunteer truly a special bond, only we get to experience, and for this we create a successful ad campaign.” at Magnolia School, where she completed her service hours. are blessed.” Rebecca’s next move was to widen her experience. She spent the next few years While she was in New York, she proudly served as a mentor Upon reflecting on her career path, Rebecca says, “Sacred at a boutique branding agency where she kept a more diverse client portfolio and through the Catholic Big Sisters Big Brothers program to Heart taught us that we are strong, independent women who gained experience in brand development. Ultimately though, Rebecca yearned to a 16-year-old girl from the Bronx named Maci. “The most can do anything. I still believe that and live that. I can do work for a top five agency on a global scale, so after spending nine years in D.C., ironic part about our relationship is that she has given back anything; it’s just a matter of how I get there.” she decided to take a big leap and move to New York. Rebecca’s confidence, faith to me more than I have given back to her,” Rebecca shares. and perseverance kept her going as she logged hours of searching on her computer and attended countless networking events. “I heard the word ‘no’—a LOT,” she recounts. “I was told I didn’t have the ‘big agency’ experience I was looking to get. It took a lot more effort for me to push past the ‘no’s’ and figure out how to get a ‘yes.’” Rebecca’s “yes” came from prestigious Ogilvy and Mather, one of the top five ad agencies in the world. Her next two years there “felt like four,” but her hard work paid off. She gained the big agency experience she needed and was poised to steer her career in the next direction she chose, and what she chose was to transition to the client side and landed a position at Ralph Lauren as Senior Director of Global Advertising for the Polo brand. In this role, Rebecca spent a lot of her time collaborating and connecting as she drove the advertising process from conception to completion. She worked with the marketing team on objectives and campaign tactics each season and enabled them to be executed and supported from a business standpoint, meeting the strategy Rebecca with the Class of 2016 at Baccalaureate Mass
16 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 17 regulation, a shift in global economy? Our governance structures and corporate policies must evolve to stay relevant and competitive. Even though I am a finance professional, I work with and learn from a wide range of professionals, including lawyers, engineers, economists, field Kay Manthey ’97 operators, auditors and IT experts.” Kay’s volunteering started at Sacred Heart and continued through By Marion D. Ramsey college. Today, she serves as a mentor for a young Dutch company called Chordify, which has developed a system to convert any piece of music into a chord scheme that helps people learn to play music. “The mentoring relationship is mutually beneficial, enriching and fun!” Kay explains. “I act as a sounding board and mentor for the company. In turn, the founders broaden my perspective and ask questions that can challenge conventional wisdom or status quo.” Kay sees this as an opportunity to pay it forward for the value that her mentors and coaches have provided over the years. Working for a Greater Purpose Thinking back on her time at Sacred Heart, Kay sees value in not only the rigorous academics, but the community service, leadership opportunities, diverse extracurricular activities and the mission of Sacred Heart Kay has had many opportunities to education communicated through the Goals and Criteria. She credits the Rosary and ay Manthey ’97 lives in the Netherlands, holds a senior finance position travel while living overseas. She visited K her family for helping to make her who she is today. The Sacred Heart environment with Royal Dutch Shell, volunteers in Shell’s mentor program and is a loyal and the Sacred Heart school in Vienna, made her feel comfortable trying new and challenging things, and she wants to help 1997generous donor to Sacred Heart. She cites her education at Sacred Heart as the Austria, with her mother Liz and give this type of education to more young women so that they can follow their dreams. foundation for how she balances a demanding career with making time for service Sr. Hanni Woitsch, RSCJ. “When you think about St. Madeleine Sophie Barat and St. Philippine Duchesne and a personal life. and their mission to educate women in the 1800s, they were so ahead of their time,” Kay started with Shell as a summer intern while she was a student at Louisiana Kay reflects. She is grateful for the foresight that these pioneering founders had and State University. After graduating with a degree in finance, she began working at the courage it took for them to pursue a radical idea—access to education for all, Shell’s New Orleans office as a finance analyst, volunteering in civic organizations particularly women. and serving on Sacred Heart’s Alumnae Board as treasurer. While holding her New Kay sees a unique value and perspective that women Orleans heritage at the forefront, she has not looked back. After Hurricane Katrina, bring to the workplace and the world stage. High quality “I am grateful for the education that she moved to Houston, then Denver, back to Houston and is now residing in the education is needed to prime young women for leadership Netherlands and working at Shell’s headquarters in The Hague. She sees herself roles and provide them with the skills to take them on. my parents, the school and its educators as being part of a company that is working to meet the future energy demands of “Women are needed in these roles in not just our companies the planet in a sustainable way. Her past fifteen years have been both challenging and board rooms, but also in governments and throughout gave me. I see my donations as and exciting, with each move being more complex and demanding. When asked our communities,” she says. “Sacred Heart provided that what drives her, she replies, “Each position has given me an opportunity to contribute environment for me, and that is why I donate to annual contributing early in the cycle of in a larger way, to make a deeper impact through the teams I lead and to keep giving. I am grateful for the education that my parents, growing personally.” the school and its educators gave me. I see it as contributing fostering women’s education.” In her current position, Kay oversees the Risk Management and Control early in the cycle of fostering women’s education.” Framework at Shell that supports its global governance standards and how the Whether in her professional role or through her other leadership roles, Kay has company manages and mitigates risks. “While we frequently think of innovation consistently taken on new challenges that stretch her capabilities. She believes in the coming from the science or engineering sectors, we need innovation and collaboration importance and bravery in taking a risk. “I have learned the most when I have pushed in every discipline,” Kay says. “Risks change constantly. We need to be thinking beyond my comfort zone either personally or professionally,” she says. “Sometimes it about what’s coming next. Is it a new technology, a nimble competitor, a new has been difficult, and I have felt very challenged. That’s why you need a strong support system.” Kay’s support system is comprised of professional mentors and colleagues, the foundation of a strong education, family, friends and her faith. For Kay, her Sacred Heart education gave her the tools, drive and constant support early on that equipped her for success academically, professionally and in her community. The environment also taught her that if you have a gift, you have to use it and then also Kay chats with give back. Kay sees her contributions as helping future graduates who will be equipped Gijs Bekenkamp from to bring the balance and perspective needed across societies. “This girl changes the Chordify, where she world, right? I want to help those girls change the world.” serves as a mentor.
18 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 19 Inherent to its digital nature, the volume and pace of Romper is massive. In her role as managing editor, Margaret oversees the site’s editing team, who in turn supervise the hundreds of articles that the website produces on a weekly basis. Margaret describes her typical day in the office as staying on top of the Margaret Johnson ’00 news—the site offers 24/7 news and entertainment coverage By Hannagan Johnson ’04 because “women with kids are interested in more than their kids”—as well as editing and strategizing with her team to ensure the site’s continued forward outlook and broad appeal to an extensive readership of mothers. And though it demands always having an eye on both media trends and parenting issues, Margaret’s role, at its core, ultimately revolves around the art of writing. Creating a Vital Digital Platform As far back as I can remember, Margaret has had a deep love of writing, a passion that was first nurtured and developed at Sacred Heart, then Princeton University, and finally at for Millennial Moms NYU’s Cultural Reporting and Criticism master’s program. “I always felt just as prepared a writer as anyone else while at Princeton and in my master’s program,” Margaret shares. While a sixth grade student in Mrs. Mattesky’s grammar class, Margaret Johnson “Sacred Heart put me on the same footing as graduates from ’00 experienced what was something of a seminal moment for her eventual career Exeter, Harvard-Westlake, Thomas Jefferson in D.C. and any 2000in journalism. “Mrs. Mattesky reserved a section of the white board for displaying other top high school anywhere in the country.” exemplary pieces of student writing,” Margaret recalls. Those of us who have had Her current position demands constant innovation as the privilege to be students of Mrs. Mattesky may recollect how we were frequently well as a deep commitment to the idea that women’s stories assigned the ambitious task of producing a piece of writing that mirrored the style of matter, and Margaret attributes both to the influence of our the authors we were reading. Margaret remembers presenting her essay, attempting Sacred Heart teachers. “Our educators were willing to take to emulate the style of Irene Hunt’s Up a Road Slowly, with great anxiety because risks and constantly demonstrated such a genuine passion she so desperately wanted her writing to be selected for display. Margaret laughs as for what we were learning,” she recalls. “It was through that she fondly recalls Mrs. Mattesky reading her essay, staring at her for a moment and passion that I came to understand the power and beauty of stating in her loving but uniquely matter-of-fact way, “Margaret, one day you are language, especially, and the way narrative helps us access the going to be up on that board. Today is not that day.” extraordinary in our otherwise ordinary lives.” Top: Margaret with her Bustle Though she may have been disappointed at that moment, Margaret considers And there is yet another significant way in which our Sacred colleagues at a holiday party the unconditional standards of excellence that Mrs. Mattesky and the rest of our ex- Heart experience continues to influence Margaret’s daily life. traordinary educators held us to throughout our years at Sacred Heart to be hugely Working in such a fast-paced field as digital journalism can Above: Margaret (right) with her sister influential in her career, which has a lot to do with recognizing and elevating great perhaps explain a recurring nightmare Margaret has anytime Hannagan ’04 at Prize Day in 2004. writing by women. After serving as a women’s editor for two years at the Huffington a major deadline approaches. “I’m not kidding, this is the Both sisters were named salutatorian of Post and then as the managing editor of Bustle, the now-ubiquitous site for young nightmare: I’m walking through the front gates, it’s September their respective Sacred Heart classes. women, Margaret launched Bustle’s sister site Romper, a website whose aim is to 25th, and I suddenly realize I haven’t picked my oratory piece.” appeal to millennials with kids by covering the latest news and trends in a way that No matter where life takes us, our Sacred Heart education celebrates the reality of motherhood rather than the various fictions we’ve developed never leaves us. around it. As Margaret describes Romper, “It’s general interest, but its goal is to appeal to a broad spectrum of young women with kids. That means thinking as inclusively as possible. Attention to diversity is paramount.” “Our educators were willing to take risks and constantly demonstrated This generation of young families looks very different from any previous, not just racially but also in terms of composition: there are more single-parent families, more such a genuine passion for what we were learning. It was through that racially mixed families, more families with two mothers or two fathers. Margaret says that Romper’s goal is to reach and represent all of those different permutations passion that I came to understand the power and beauty of language, of young family, all of those different ways of building a life. It’s the type of site that, prior to Romper’s inception, didn’t really exist. As Margaret shared with the New especially, and the way narrative helps us access the extraordinary in Yorker around the time of Romper’s launch in November of 2015, “The media talks about millennials as if they are kids, and actually, they are having kids.” our otherwise ordinary lives.”
20 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 21 “At Sacred Heart, smart women are the norm. High expectations for women are the norm. So I went to college with that mindset, and that helped me do well there.” Lucy Boyd ’07 By Lisette Bayle ’83 as a former public school teacher, she is very interested in that she could understand the issue better. At Harvard, she education reform, so she researched and interviewed people took more classes than she needed, built relationships with about Hillary Clinton’s education platform. She wanted to professors, wrote extensively and took on additional research know how representative the speakers at each convention positions. This helped her see the impact of journalism on were, so she did the research, wrote the piece, and pitched it to policy and lament the lack of good journalists talking about CBS News.com where it was published. Having learned data education reform and nuanced policy issues, so she joined Learning and Writing analysis skills in graduate school using statistics programs like the Shorenstein Center. That is where she met Bob Schieffer, STATA, she asked to analyze voter data for the CBS News which led her to CBS and a new platform to write and produce election’s team. stories that matter to her. About Issues that Matter Of her many accomplishments in life thus far, Lucy is most Since the election, Lucy has accepted a job at CBS that proud of her years of teaching at an inner-city school in Newark, combines her interests of journalism, education and policy her master’s thesis on education policy in Massachusetts and analysis. She is working on one of the production teams for Lucy Boyd ’07 has always enjoyed writing and always respected and appreciated the op-eds she has published on education reform. While she 60 Minutes, where she has the opportunity to pitch her own good journalism. She majored in English at the University of Virginia and taught was teaching, her students scored in the 90th percentile in stories and produce pieces that are investigative in nature. 2007seventh grade English for three years in Newark, NJ, after graduating from college. reading and writing as compared to their district neighbors The long-form, research-based and thoughtful approach of 60 She attended the Harvard Kennedy School of Government where she was offered who scored in the 30th percentile. Her master’s thesis is Minutes stories is what attracted her to this opportunity. “I a research position at the Shorenstein Center for Media and Politics with Jackie being used by the Massachusetts Department of Education truly believe we need more people thinking and discussing Calmes from the New York Times. She loved this experience so much that she to improve low performing schools serving low income and education reform and social policies as it directly relates to interviewed and was chosen for another research position her second year, this time minority students. Her op-ed pieces have been cited in other inequality. A show like 60 Minutes is an ideal place to start with renowned CBS correspondent Bob Schieffer. Impressed with her skills and articles by activist groups and members of local governments some of those conversations,” she says. Currently, Lucy is work ethic, Schieffer asked Lucy to join him on the presidential campaign trail, an involved in education reform. working on a piece about violence and policing in Chicago, incredible opportunity for her to travel and get to think and write about issues she Lucy says that Sacred Heart played a pivotal role in her one on fake news and media literacy, and two on charter was interested in along the way. upbringing. “Not only did I receive an exceptional education, schools. She is most excited though about the two education As a Political Analyst and Associate Producer for Bob Schieffer for the 2016 but I was surrounded by smart women and provided with stories, as that is a topic closest to her heart. presidential campaign, Lucy researched and wrote memos on specific policy issues, leadership opportunities I don’t think I would have gotten wrote scripts for Schieffer’s on-air appearances, helped prepare Schieffer for special elsewhere,” she says. “At Sacred Heart, smart women are the events like the Republican and Democratic conventions and other related duties. norm. High expectations for women are the norm. So I went Throughout this time, Lucy produced and wrote Schieffer’s “About the News” to college with that mindset, and that helped me do well podcast in which Schieffer interviews major players in journalism on the changing there.” Lucy also credits Sacred Heart’s English Department, Face the Nation production team Left: Lucy and Bob Schieffer at the Democratic landscape of journalism in politics—a task she continues even after the election. specifically Mr. Sam Brandao and Mr. Michael Deschamp, preparing for the St. Louis Debate at National Convention in Philadelphia, PA. Lucy also covered some political events herself and wrote pieces for CBS News online. with helping develop her love of and skill for writing. “They Washington University in St. Louis Right: Election Night coverage with Bob Lucy says her favorite thing about the job was that she had a lot of freedom to taught me to craft arguments, weave evidence together, use Schieffer in front of the CBS Electoral Map take initiative to produce, research and write on issues of interest to her. For instance, rhetorical devices and use words and syntax purposefully. This has had a profound impact not only on my writing but on my critical thinking skills as well,” she adds. The best advice Lucy has to offer at this point in her career is this: “Do whatever you are doing in that moment really, really well because once you do, it opens your eyes to bigger things you never understood before.” Lucy did well at UVA, which led to her to acceptance into Teach for America. She worked very hard to get her students on a seventh grade reading level (some of whom came to her on a first grade reading level). This opened her eyes to the oppressive failure of our public school system especially for children of color, which led her to get a master’s degree in Public Policy from Harvard so
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NEAL J. KLING ANNEMARIE MARTIN COLLURA A New Role: Board Chair Director of Annual Giving and Special Events
Neal Kling is a member of the law firm of Sher Garner Cahill Richter Klein & Hilbert, AnneMarie Martin Collura came to Sacred Heart in August from Tulane University, where L.L.C. His primary practice areas include Finance and Commercial Law. He is an Adjunct she served as a Program Coordinator in the Office of Student Conduct since 2014. She Professor of Law at Tulane Law School and is active in many bar and professional groups. earned her undergraduate degree from Louisiana State University and a master’s degree in He currently serves as Chair of the Commercial Finance Committee of the American Bar Educational Leadership from Texas Christian University. AnneMarie has held numerous Association Section of Business Law and has been elected to the Section’s Council. Neal leadership roles through her active service and involvement with the local Tri Delta Sorority is also a Fellow in the American College of Commercial Finance Attorneys, the American Alumnae Chapter and Executive Office. AnneMarie brings an abundance of enthusiasm College of Real Estate Lawyers and the American College of Mortgage Attorneys, as well as and skill in leadership, fundraising and event planning to Sacred Heart. a Proctor Member of the Maritime Law Association. He is a frequent speaker at many of the meetings of these professional groups.
A native of Gonzales, LA, Neal attended Louisiana State University, earning both a bachelor’s degree and a law degree. He was a member of the Louisiana Law Review and graduated Order of the Coif from LSU’s Law School. He has lived in New Orleans since 1993. Neal and his wife, Suzanne, have two children—Madeline, a sophomore at Sacred JENNA RAE VERCILLO Heart, and John, a senior at Jesuit High School. Upper School Dean of Students
Neal and Suzanne are members of St. Dominic Parish and have both been active volunteers Jenna Rae Vercillo joined Sacred Heart as Upper School Dean of Students at the in the community. Neal served on the Stuart Hall Board of Trustees, including a term beginning of the school year. She served as the Assistant Director of Student Conduct as Board Chair. He also is a member of the Board of Directors of the Spirit of Charity at Tulane University for the past three and half years. Prior to her time at Tulane, Jenna Foundation. Suzanne served as Co-President of the Sacred Heart Mothers’ Club, and was the Assistant Director of Student Leadership at Loyola University New Orleans. together they served as members of the St. Dominic Parish Family Advisory Council. In his Jenna has experience with numerous leadership initiatives including the StrengthsQuest free time, Neal enjoys golf, fishing, traveling and cooking. Program at multiple institutions, as well as the Cardoner Leadership Program and Emerging Leaders Program at Loyola University. Jenna graduated from Creighton University and then earned a master’s degree in Higher Education Administration, OCTAVIO MANTILLA Educational Leadership and Policy Studies from Virginia Tech. Trustee
Octavio Mantilla was born in Nicaragua and moved to New Orleans as a child. At sixteen, he got his first job in a restaurant and has worked his way through all the managerial levels. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Tulane University and an MBA from the University of New Orleans. Octavio helped open Harrah’s Casino & Hotel in New Orleans and then A FOND FAREWELL: Retiring Trustee Recognized worked in St. Louis as Harrah’s Director of Food Operations. He has opened numerous fine dining restaurants for Harrah’s nationwide. We recognize Michael Q. Walshe, Jr. for his efforts in supporting the Rosary. Octavio returned to New Orleans to be reunited with his old friend Chef John Besh at Besh Steakhouse at Harrah’s. Octavio joined John as a partner in the Besh Restaurant Group, combining his vast experience in restaurant operations with a passion for customer service. Since becoming John’s partner, the Besh Restaurant Group has expanded to include La Provence, Lüke New Orleans, Domenica, Lüke San Antonio, Borgne, Pizza Domenica, Johnny Sánchez Baltimore, Johnny Sánchez New Orleans, Shaya, Willa Jean and a newly acquired private events venue, Pigeon & Prince.
In 2015, Octavio and Chef Besh established Our House Hospitality, the hotel food and beverage management arm of the Besh Restaurant Group. Our House Hospitality is responsible for the revitalization of the historic Pontchartrain Hotel which houses four food & beverage outlets including Silver Whistle Café, Hot Tin, Bayou Bar and the Caribbean Room.
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LET’S HEAR IT FOR OUR CARDINALS VOLLEYBALL The volleyball team set their goals high from the start The 2015-2016 athletic year was a memorable one, highlighted by three team with a Wizard of Oz inspired theme, “Follow the Yellow Brick state runner-up titles, five individual state champion titles, five individual state run- Road to State.” Their road was filled with hard work, dedica- ner-up titles and numerous third place finishes in state. The Cardinals also swept tion and many notable moments, from defeating De La Salle district championships in seven sports and earned two team regional titles. during the inaugural Sacred Heart Hall of Fame Induction to honoring the seniors on Give ASH Day and defeating New- CROSS COUNTRY man to clinch the district title. They finished the regular season as undefeated district champions without dropping The cross country team displayed a “never quit” attitude as they a single set. logged hundreds of miles and achieved numerous personal re- The team took on a strong John Curtis team in the cords throughout the season. At the district championship meet, quarterfinal round of the state playoffs. The entire Middle Sacred Heart runners swept the top fourteen spots, with Mary and Upper Schools filled the Pontchartrain Center, creating Nusloch ’19 and Madeline Kling ’19 finishing first and second a sea of red and white and an electrifying atmosphere that respectively. In the Northshore metro meet, the athletes looked helped the Cardinals capture the victory and advance to the stronger than ever—seven of the thirteen runners achieved semifinals. The Cardinals faced the top seed Pope John Paul personal records, and four ran season best times. Their strong II. They gave everything they could and battled to the end, performances earned them the runner-up title in the meet, finishing the season in third place in the state. second to top-ranked Mandeville High. The state championship meet proved to be a test of physical and mental toughness, with extremely muddy course conditions as well as intense heat. Despite two of the seven Sacred Heart runners going down to an injury and heat exhaustion, the team was able to push through and bring home BASKETBALL the state runner-up trophy. Mary Nusloch ’19 and Madeline Kling ’19 once again came out on top as the individual state champion and runner-up. It was the third The basketball team started off an historic season at the fifth annual Round consecutive year that a Sacred Heart runner earned the individual state title. Cardinal Tournament. As the tournament host, they came out on top, defeating Riverdale, Lusher and sister school Sacred Heart Grand Coteau. Over the Christmas SWIMMING holidays, they traveled to Houston to face another sister school Duchesne Houston and enjoyed connecting with their Sacred Heart sisters. The swim team started off the season strong with 17 individual The team finished the regular season as undefeated district champions and times fast enough to qualify for the state championships. Meet after qualified for the state playoffs for the first time in over a decade. After an encouraging meet, they continued to improve and swim personal best times. In send-off from the school community, the Cardinals headed to Baton the postseason, the Cardinals earned the district championship, Rouge to face the defending state champion University with captain Laura Bruce ’16 winning gold medals in the 100m High in the first round. They knew it butterfly and 100m backstroke. The 200m medley relay team and would be a tough match-up, but 200m freestyle relay team took home gold medals as well. Ten they refused to be intimidated and swimmers competed in the metro meet, and Laura Bruce earned battled to the end. Avery Hardie ’16 the metro champion title in the 100m butterfly. sunk her first three-point shot of her Thirteen Cardinal swimmers competed in the state career in the final minutes of what championship meet, and they did not disappoint. Numerous would be her last game of her high athletes swam personal best times. Laura Bruce was the state school career. It was a great way to end champion in both the 200m freestyle and 100m butterfly. a memorable season. She also earned a bronze medal, along with teammates Helen Charbonnet ’18, Karson Dumas ’21 and Gabriella Mehaffie ’19, in the 200m freestyle relay. In the end, the Cardinals were barely edged out in the team competition, and they finished in third place.
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SOCCER TENNIS
The undefeated district champion soccer team had a solid The tennis team brought home their eighth straight regional title this season that brought them to the state championship match. spring, with Katie Burvant ’19 and Sara Jenkins ’17 earning the doubles re- The road to the finals wasn’t easy. In both the quarterfinal and gional championship. They also qualified the maximum number of entries for semifinal matches, the Cardinals went down 0-1 and made the state tournament for the first time in a few years. exciting comebacks to defeat Ursuline and E.D. White. Upon The Cardinals faced some tough draws in the early rounds winning the semifinals, Cardinals fans stormed the field to of the state tournament, but they remained focused and celebrate the state championship berth. determined. Singles player Ashton Rabalais ’17 and doubles Game day for the state championship was declared “Spirit team Carley Bohn ’17 and Madi Bonura ’18 held their own Day” at Sacred Heart. The team, ranked second, departed for against top-ranked regional players in the round of 32. Kyle the stadium with energy, smiles and a “ready to take care of Maher ’17 and Caroline Viator ’17 played two intense three- business” attitude, as they faced top-ranked Vandebilt Catholic. set, two-hour plus matches in the scorching heat, barely It was a hard-fought match, but the Cardinals ultimately fell missing out on a quarterfinal appearance. Asia Jackson short and were awarded the state runner-up trophy. “It was a ’18 dominated her opening match but was defeated by a great season,” said Coach Tooraj Badie. “I’m regional champion in a tough match. Burvant and Jenkins so proud of this group. They worked sailed through their first two matches and won a close so hard to get here. Everybody chipped battle in the quarterfinals. They fought hard against the in and helped each other. I told them eventual state champions in their next match, ending before the game, ‘Win or lose, it’s been the tournament as state semifinalists. an honor and a privilege.’”
TRACK & FIELD
Thirty-four athletes comprised of a mix of newcomers and veterans competed for the Cardinals in track & field. In the postseason, the team dominated the district championship meet, earning the team champi- onship, 14 event championships and 13 event runner-up titles. In a very competitive regional championship meet, they earned the team runner-up title, with two event championships and three runner-up titles. Claire GOLF Moreau ’18 was named Regional Outstanding Field MVP. Four athletes qualified for the state championships. Ellie Silvia ’16 Sacred Heart golfers exceeded their own expectations last spring, making school won her fourth consecutive high jump state championship with a jump of history on more than one occasion. In the postseason, Cassidy Lambert ’21 earned 5’6”, a height that tied her outdoor personal record. She set another PR in the individual metro champion title. She represented the Cardinals at the regional the javelin to capture her second consecutive state runner-up title. Claire tournament along with teammates Marcelle Holmes ’18 and Katherine Verlander Moreau ’18 was the first athlete in school history to compete in four events ’16. At regionals, the team not only reached their goal of qualifying for the state at state—high jump, 100m hurdles, javelin and discus. She earned runner- tournament for the first time in Sacred Heart history, but they also came out on top up in the high jump and set a PR to claim third place in the 100m hurdles. and were crowned regional champions. Mary Nusloch ’19 finished the 3200m race as state runner-up. Olivia Pitt Holmes and Lambert entered the state championships wide-eyed “just hoping to ’20 shaved an impressive seven seconds off of her personal best time to set learn from the experience.” But the duo shot the rounds of their lives. They came a new PR in the 1600m to capture third place. home with the state runner-up trophy, putting Sacred Heart on the golf map. Additionally, six Cardinals athletes competed in the indoor track & field state championships. Ellie Silvia ’16 took home her third indoor high jump state championship in four years, and Claire Moreau ’18 set a personal record to earn the high jump runner-up title.
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2nd grade First Communion, Class of 2026 8th grade graduates, Class of 2020
Act of Consecration before graduation Members of the Class of 2024 celebrate crossing the Avenue with goûter. Kindergarten/4th grade Passing of the Plaid ceremony Class of 2016 salutatorian Katherine Verlander and valedictorian Katie DeBlanc
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PRIZE DAY 2016 ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Scholarships are an integral part of independent schools. They promote academic excellence, recognize leadership skills and cultivate specific interests while encouraging our students to go beyond theGoals and Criteria of Sacred Heart education. Congratulations to the following recipients of academic scholarships for the 2016–2017 school year.
The Esther Adams Centennial Scholarships, The Brianna Murphy Scholarship, established The Ana Marie Rapier Scholarship, established by a bequest from the estate The Virginia Wilson Voelker Scholarship, in 2009 in memory of Brianna Murphy ’01 established through a gift by Mr. and of Esther Adams, were presented to Clare established by the Voelker family in honor through a gift by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Michael J. Rapier in honor of his Hickham ’20 and Sara Spinosa ’20. of their beloved mother Virginia Wilson Robert G. Murphy and the Class of 2001, mother, Ana Marie Rapier, was presented Voelker, was presented by her granddaughter was presented by her classmate Sibby Gwin by their daughter-in-law Marion Rapier and Molly Mattesky Sanders ’07 to Charbonnet ’01 to Zoe Faulkner ’19. granddaughter Anna Rapier ’25 to Sara Jenkins ’17. Grace Gerig ’17. WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR GRATITUDE TO THE The Golden Cardinal Scholarship, established The Shelby Ryan Leonhard Scholarship, DONORS OF THE FOLLOWING by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McAlear, established in 2012 in memory of Shelby SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS. was presented by their daughter Rebecca Leonhard, Class of 2015, was presented by McAlear ’94 to Brenna Macnamara ’17. her sister Barrett Leonhard ’17 and Sewall The Oliver H. Dabezies, Jr. Scholarship Valette to Wesley Warren ’20. Fund, established in 2006 by a gift from the Charles W. and Elizabeth Goodyear , The Goizueta Foundation Scholars’ Awards, The Kimberly Marie Adams Scholarship Foundation and matching gift from the established in memory of Kimberly Adams established to support several annual BHP Billiton Matching Gift Program in ’92 by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey P. scholarships to students of Hispanic and/ memory of Oliver H. Dabezies, Jr., father of Adams, and her friend, John J. Maceluch, or Latina heritage whose families currently The Sharon Ellis Murray Scholarship, Elizabeth Goodyear ’81. was presented by Kimberly’s sister-in-law reside in the United States, were presented established in memory of Sharon Ellis The A. Louis Read Scholarship, established Lori Adams and niece Mia Adams ’25 to to Celina Morrison ’17 and Murray ’91 by her family and friends, was in honor of Mr. Read by his daughter presented by her sister Becky Ellis Keller ’97 Isabel Yarborough ’17. Dalia Ortiz ’18. Susan Read Johnson ’64 and her husband The Dorothy Fleury Hills’ Blue Ribbon to Kathryn Payne ’17. Doug Johnson, was presented by Mr. Read’s Scholarship Fund, established in 2001 in granddaughter Courtney Read LeClercq ’87 memory of Dorothy Fleury Hills ’30. The Dr. Timothy M. Burns, Ph.D. to Caroline Kavanaugh ’17. Scholarship, established in 2014 by Sacred The New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation Scholarships, established by the Heart parents and friends in honor of Dr. The Lapeyre Scholarship Fund, established in New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation Burns’ tenure as Headmaster of the Rosary The Sacred Heart Distinguished Scholars memory of Odile Lapeyre, RSCJ, by friends The Sister Shirley Miller, RSCJ Scholarship, to provide scholarship opportunities for from 2003-2014, was presented to Awards, established in 2003 by the Board and family. Madison Keller ’17. established in honor of Sr. Shirley Miller, talented area Hispanic high school students, of Trustees were presented to Katie Paige RSCJ, who served as Headmistress of the were presented to Emily Lopez ’16, Dalia Gardes ’21, Olivia McGoey ’21, Julia Rosary for fourteen years, and supported Ortiz ’18 and Alexis Ruiz ’19. Montecino ’20, Grace Waguespack ’20, The Euxenia Baccich Rathe Scholarship Fund, The Sister Marie Adele Bush, RSCJ by the Rosary Sacred Heart Alumnae Alyssa Langlois ’19, Isabella Mannino established in 1981 by an anonymous donor Scholarship, established in memory of Sr. Association, was presented by Alumnae ’19, Lily Conroy ’18, Claire Moreau ’18, to provide tuition assistance to relatives of Adele Bush, a beloved educator at the Board President Colleen Eustis McLeod ’88 Virginia Hammet ’17 and Sacred Heart alumnae. Rosary, was presented to The Nancy Stafford Hartson Scholarship, to Maureen Blaum ’17. Elizabeth Schmidt ’17. Mary Mitchell Henry ’17. established in memory of Nancy Hartson ’84 by an anonymous donor, was presented by her mother Joan Walet Hartson ’55 and The Peggy D. Sarpy and Margaret D. The William and Jean Copeland Scholarship, sister Connie Hartson Winsberg ’82 to Ramsey Scholarship, established in memory established in memory of Mr. Copeland Mignon Sewell ’24. of Peggy Denechaud Sarpy ’63 and her and in honor of his daughter Dr. Leslie mother Margaret Denechaud Ramsey ’32, Copeland ’91, was presented to was presented by Tricia Hall ’70 and Tricia Destiny Stafford ’17. Aucoin ’22 to Hunter Major ’17.
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CLASS OF 2016 COLLEGE CHOICES CLASS OF 2016 COLLEGE MAP
Laura Elaine Bruce*** Emmaline Blanc Monroe Kelly* Kamryn Bre’ann Rabb Washington and Lee University University of Colorado Boulder Howard University
Margot Louise Childs*** Adelle Louise LaGraize* Elizabeth Barat Reed** Rhodes College Louisiana State University Louisiana State University
Caroline Louise Chunn*** Catherine Nicole Lahey Hayden Alexis Roy* University of Alabama Loyola University New Orleans Louisiana State University
Julia Veysset Clark*** Madeleine Joan Euxenia Laibe*** Jordan Camille Selden University of Georgia Vanderbilt University Lynn University
Emma Marks Conroy*** Carine Mary Lama*** Ellen Heidingsfelder Silvia Tulane University University of California, Berkeley University of Mississippi
Sarah Elaine Dawson** Madeleine DeHaven Landry*** Catherine Grace Smith Louisiana State University Louisiana State University University of Alabama
Katherine Louise DeBlanc*** Caroline Elizabeth Lawless*** Lillian Ellen Suthon Tulane University Louisiana State University Loyola University New Orleans
Shea Hodges Duckworth*** Caroline Claire Licciardi Erin Colleen Tolar*** University of Georgia University of Alabama University of Michigan
Leielani Alexis Ealey* Emily Elizabeth Lopez*** Elizabeth Colon Toso University of the Arts Louisiana State University University of Mississippi
Margaret Rose Fitzpatrick* Elizabeth Lunn*** Elena Catherine Toups* Louisiana State University Wake Forest University University of San Francisco
Margaret Lucille Hammet*** Margaret Doyle Malone* Katherine Elizabeth Verlander*** Davidson College Fordham University Wake Forest University
Avery Logan Hardie Kayla Michel McGruder Maddison Natasha Wilson University of Alabama Tulane University Xavier University of Louisiana
Emily June Hardie*** Mya Mae Methe *Honors University of Michigan University of Mississippi **High Honors ***Highest Honors Heidi Frances Hayne*** Catherine Belle Paulk*** Sewanee: The University of the South University of Georgia
Katherine Randolph Jacobs Lauren Lee Paysse*** Louisiana State University Georgetown University
Sarah St. Paul Johnson Chloe Margaret Pelitere** University of Alabama Louisiana State University
Alexandra Jordan Keiser*** Julia Margaret Plauché* Tulane University University of Mississippi
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AVENUE MARKETPLACE HEART & SOLE FUN RUN Friday, November 20, 2015 Saturday, February 27, 2016
Sacred Heart welcomed guests from near and far as they flocked to It was a beautiful Saturday in Audubon Park for the Heart & Sole the front courtyard to get a jump start on their holiday shopping Fun Run, which featured 5K and half-mile races. The overall male during Avenue Marketplace. Shoppers spent the day perusing an winner for the 5K race was Brenton Cox, who finished in 18:43, eclectic mix of handmade objects, jewelry, home décor, apparel and and for the second year in a row, ASH alumna Bethany Burst ’09 much more from more than 70 vendors. The event also featured was the top female finisher, clocking in at 22:00. Winners of each a festive holiday luncheon catered by Clancy’s that was chaired by division were awarded commemorative medals hand-crafted by Charlotte Schmedtje Hebert ’90 and Genie Ogden and co-chaired ASH students. by Missy Curran. SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS Platinum Gold Tulane Health System Tulane Health System Mulate’s Restaurant Wells Fargo Advisors Whitney Bank Whitney Bank Silver Wells Fargo Advisors
Left: Kay Charbonnet ’02, fashion designer and owner of Kay’s boutique on Magazine Street
Right: Heart & Sole 5K winners Brenton Cox and Bethany Burst ’09
38 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 39 our Events our Events
CONGÉ HEADMISTRESS’ RECEPTION Saturday, April 16, 2016 Wednesday, April 27, 2016
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s SUPER CONGÉ! Chaired by Alyson Igoe, the annual school fair More than 160 guests joined Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ, for an evening honoring the Headmistress’ Circle of Donors featured live music from The Bucktown Allstars and Midnight Horizon, as well as games, for their contributions to the 2015-2016 Annual Giving Campaign. While enjoying cuisine generously donated by the Besh food and fun. All hands were on deck, as students were divided into four superhero teams Restaurant Group and Octavio Mantilla, guests had the opportunity to mingle with chefs John Besh, Aarón Sánchez, Todd to earn points for participating in Congé activities, such as submitting t-shirt designs, Pulsinelli, Kelly Fields and Lisa White. Featured restaurants included Borgne, Johnny Sánchez, Restaurant August, Shaya and collecting egg shells to stuff with confetti, participating in the Talent Show and more. In the end, the winner of the team challenge was the X-Women (nursery, third grade, seventh Willa Jean. Musical entertainment was provided by the Joe Simon Trio. Prior to dinner, guests gathered in the chapel for a Mass of grade and eleventh grade). Thanksgiving, celebrated by Fr. Frank Reale, S.J., with music courtesy of Les Jeunes Chanteuses, the Sacred Heart third and fourth grade choir directed by Jodi McWilliams. Left: Michael and Whitney Guarisco, Liz and Lance Bordes Right: Courtney Johnson LeClercq ’87, Elizabeth Diaz LeBlanc ’91, Nina Wessel English ’92 Bottom: Chef John Besh, Chef Aarón Sanchez, Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ, and Octavio Mantilla
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
Title Sponsor Tulane Health System Wonder Woman Whitney Bank Captain America Wells Fargo Advisors Superman Gentech Corporation Main Stage Pet Care Center Cup Sponsor Ochsner
40 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 41 our Events our Events
Clockwise from top-left: Fathers’ Club Crawfish Boil Melissa Vergona Conner ’95, Sheila Kuebel Favrot ’79 and Beth Talbot Dienes ’79 at the Rosa Clockwise from top-left: Olive Schonekas, daughter of Lauren Eckstein Schonekas ’00, at the Alumnae Easter Egg Hunt Grace Gerig ’17, Maddie Burk ’17, Park Home Tour Ronald, Ava ’26 and Jada Guillory at City Park Family Night Destiny Stafford ’17 was chosen by her classmates to portray Mater Barrett Leonhard ’17, Gabrielle Langlois ’17 and Alyssa Langlois ’19 at the Shelby Leonhard Memorial Blood Drive ASH moms enjoyed a night out at Tableau Admirabilis. Kelly Cowan Ellis ’86, Catherine Friedrichs Sewell ’86, Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70 and Jennifer Lauscha at the Mothers’ Club Luncheon in support of Sacred Heart during Mondays in March. Vince Liberto, Jerry Plough, Jerry Kelly, Larry Palestina and Mark Major at the Fathers’ Club Golf Margaret Prat Huntwork ’01 (with daughter Heidi), Christy Rowley ’01, Emily Adler Bode ’01 and Julie Wilson DiColo ’01 (with son Eddie) at the Tournament Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70, Sr. Shirley Miller, RSCJ, and Diane Nalty Killeen ’54 at a reception honoring Sr. Miller, who served as Headmistress Fathers’ Club Mardi Gras Picnic Mothers’ Club Tennis Tournament co-chairs Stephanie Moore and Lynne Charbonnet Gibbons ’89 with ASH Tennis at the Rosary from 1989-2003. Rachel Farley ’26 and Libby Stassi ’26 at Back-to-School Bingo Night Coach Chris Dazet Center: May Crowning 2016: Destiny Stafford ’17 (crowner), Sara Spinosa ’20 (crown bearer) and Gracie Silva ’24 (crown bearer) Center: Ainsley Albright ’25 portrayed St. Rose Philippine Duchesne on Philippine’s Feast Day.
42 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 43 our A lumnae our A lumnae
ALUMNAE WEEKEND | OCTOBER 14-15, 2016 Alumnae from near and far came home for a weekend of non-stop fun to reconnect with their classmates. On Friday, the Class of 1966 joined Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70 for their 50-year reunion luncheon in the parlor, where Preschool and Lower School students recited the “Child of the Sacred Heart Prayer” and sang “Coeur de Jésus.” That evening, alumnae of all ages gathered for the biggest alumnae party of the year, the Courtyard Soirée, to enjoy music, food and fun around the fountain. The next morning, the 2016 Alumnae Award recipients were honored during the Legacy Brunch, which was catered by Ralph Brennan. The weekend concluded in the afternoon with Family Mass in the chapel, and of course, goûter.
Above left: Sr. Lorraine Landry, RSCJ, St. Madeleine Sophie Barat Award; Florence O'Connor Onstad '48, Alumna of the Year; and Marion Ramsey, St. Rose Philippine Duchesne Award Above right Sr. Maureen Little, RSCJ, and Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70 pose for an ASHagram.
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D GOING TO THE CHAPEL C A Nicole Kelly Martinez ’97 To: James William Rohling E Emily Marie Bisso ’02 B To: Javier Enrique Pordoylara Margaret Sandoz Adler ’03 To: Walker Fleming Saik Mary McCutcher Poitevent ’03 To: Trevor Kade Theunissen J Marie Alexis Ponseti ’03 I To: Kirth Matthew Paciera, Jr. Martinez-Rohling Adler-Saik Poitevent-Theunissen Ponseti-Paciera Ashley Lyle Wood ’03 To: William Anthony Fleming F H Laura Bensabat Baños ’04 G To: Thomas Pinckney Bryan N Jennifer Anne Comarda ’04 K L M To: Spencer Louis Voss Caroline Catherine Davis ’04 To: James Harley McDonald, III Amelia Baldwin Fromherz ’04 To: Gregory Shaun Martin Sarah Michelle Hattier ’04 Q S To: Matthew Michael Palmer Wood-Fleming Baños-Bryan Comarda-Voss Davis-McDonald R Mary Alison Spencer ’04 O To: Dean Salvador Clark Robin Mary Staudinger ’04 P To: Matthew Dees Williamson Dr. Marisa Margaret Pappas ’05 T V To: Dr. Joseph Delery Giaimo Lydia Hamilton Tompkins ’05 To: David Sabiston Butler Allison Anderson Briede ’06 To: Marc Claude Baden Courtney Anne Echols ’06 U To: Charles Austin Boudreaux II Fromherz-Martin Tompkins-Butler Briede-Baden Echols-Boudreaux Adair Vulevich ’06 BLESS THESE BABIES To: John Craig Marsh Moseley Rebecca Virginia Wartelle ’06 Lauren LeBlanc ’96 (A) Lindsey Randon Bullington ’00 (I) Meredith Emory Claiborne ’03 (Q) To: Brandon Thomas Pitre 1st child, 1st girl, Sylvie Jolie Denny 1st child, 1st girl, Laine Randon 1st child, 1st boy, William “Brooks” Elizabeth Kathleen Crouch ’07 Carissa Kerner Ramirez ’96 (B) Elizabeth Hunley Perrien ’00 (J) Callie Strickland Folse ’03 (R) To: George Joseph Vulevich, III 3rd child, 2nd girl, Carsan Cynthia 4th child, 2nd girl, Georgia Hamilton 1st & 2nd children, 1st girl, 1st boy, Marguerite Therese & Nolan Wayne Rayne Marie Housey ’07 Sunny Deakle Blamphin ’97 (C) Amanda Gulotta Reeves ’00 (K) To: Robert Alan Bories, Jr. 3rd child, 1st boy, Peter Francis 2nd child, 1st boy, Henry David Sarah Bagot Gould ’04 (S) Caroline Clarke Mills ’07 2nd child, 1st boy, Henry Joseph (D) (L) To: Conway Charles Marshall Leigh Fenner Connery ’97 Ginger Logan Smith ’00 2nd child, 2nd boy, Henry Carroll 3rd child, 2nd boy, Winn Logan Celie Stumm Howard ’04 (T) Kelsea Glen Renton ’08 Vulevich-Moseley Housey-Bories Renton-Roth 2nd child, 1st girl, Anne “Hayes” To: Martin Andrew Roth Wartelle-Pitre Megan Auer Micale ’97 (E) Kim Sanford Bland ’01 (M) 2nd child, 2nd boy, Carter Friday 2nd child, 2nd boy, George Sanford “Ford” Eugenie Grevemberg Fromherz ’05 (U) Katherine Claire Simon ’08 2nd child, 2nd girl, Mathilde Wolfe To: Theodore Alan Rectanus Amy Boasberg Ruggles ’97(F) Sibby Gwin Charbonnet ’01 (N) Evelyn Taylor Zimmerman ’08 4th child, 3rd boy, Charles Christian 3rd child, 3rd girl, Lillie Hunter Kate Brechtel Ryan ’07 (V) 1st child, 1st boy, Lee Matthew To: Elliot Tuttle Williams Margaret Eagan Patterson ’98 (G) Jennifer Lane Gilly ’01 (O) 4th child, 4th boy, Philip Reiss 3rd child, 2nd girl, Margaret Case “Meg” Virginia Muller Asbury ’00 (H) Meg Manthey LaBumbard ’01 (P) 1st child, 1st girl, Cameron Bakewell 1st child, 1st boy, William Day
46 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 47 in Memoriam in Memoriam
The “memorials” section of The Bridge includes the immediate relatives of our Sacred Heart family. Please keep in mind that we rely on your notification to keep our Lucille Charbonnet Hixon ’60 - mother of Suzanne Sara Molony ’78 - daughter of Jane Waguespack Phyllis Etzler Smith - grandmother of column current and to keep your loved ones in our prayers. Condolences are for parents, spouses, children, grandchildren, siblings and “in-laws” of our current Rosary Koerner Terrillion’85; grandmother of Maggie Molony ’44; sister of Leslie Molony ’71, Julia Smith ’19 students and faculty and Rosary alumnae. If there are additional relatives who are members of the Rosary community, they will be included as well. To ensure an Malone ’16; sister of Judy Hixon Dwyer ’50, Odette Megan Molony ’74 accurate and complete listing of family members, please contact the Alumnae Office at 504.269.1209 or email [email protected]. Hixon Collett ’53 Richard Spangenberg - father of Dominique Celine Gaudin Nails - grandmother of Madison Spangenberg Laan ’68; grandfather of Nicole Laan ♥ Exited Alum ♥♥ Associate Alum + Deceased * Faculty/Staff of ASH ** Child of the Sacred Heart Joy Nalty Hodges ’48 - sister-in-law of Tedie Meade Stone ’22, Lily Stone ’24 ’00, Jackie Spangenberg ’14 Cahill ’49, Sally Evans Hodges ’53, Jane Hanemann Raymond Nails - grandfather of Madison Stone ’22, Robert Frank Spencer - Frank de la Houssaye Agnew - son of Hanton de la Donald P. Boudreaux - father of Julie Boudreaux Rose DiMartino - grandmother of Nalty ’55; aunt of Tee Gordon Zimmermann ’77, father-in-law of Maureen Lily Stone ’24 Houssaye Agnew ’49; father of Maggie Agnew ’05 ’84, Katie Boudreaux ’88, Becky Boudreaux ’90 CoCo Fraiche ’06 Jennifer Nalty Polk ’83, Ashley Tranchin Grady ’87, McCarthy Spencer ’77; grandfather of Ali Spencer Mathilde Nalty Mellon ’87, Ariane Nalty Zewe ’94 Clark ’04, Grayson Spencer ’07, Kathryn Spencer ’10 Harold R. Neitzschman, Jr. - Magda Alfonso ’59 Audley Berthaut Brennan - mother-in-law of Jessy Wolfe Dirks ’64 husband of Lynne Kathryn Kornberg Tixier - Beth Gonsoulin Brennan ’85; grandmother of Konia Carroll Houser - grandmother of Taylor Neitzschman*; father of Robyn Neitzchman ’92 mother of William R. Alford, Jr. - father-in-law of Erin Ellie Brennan ’27 Sidney Farrell, Sr. - father of Gerry Farrell Houser Houser ’97* Emily Tixier ’11 Philip Porter Nolan - brother of Nell Nolan Young Donelon Alford ’90; grandfather of Katherine Alford Matranga ’68, Pat Farrell Monier-Favalora ’68, ’62*, Margie Nolan-Wheatley ’64, Nancy Nolan Marianna Flowers Tomeny ’49 ’25, Elizabeth Alford ’27 Julian Poche Brignac, Sr. - father-in-law Annette Farrell-Klein ’73, Kay Farrell Higginbotham William Wilkins Kearney - brother-in-law of Parsley ’72; uncle of Ashley Nolan ’87* of Laura Brignac* ’74*; grandfather of Kellen Higginbotham Ranger Caroline Christy Kearney ’92 Edward M. Trapp - grandfather of Jessica Ibert Cheryl Ancaroni Armand ’66 - sister of Rose ’01; uncle of Margaret Ann Grenier d’Hemecourt Dorothy Long Kerth - mother of Connie Berner*; Juanita Pfister O’Dwyer -grandmother of Jenna Mangum ’01, Sofia Fazzio ’20 Ancaroni Tomlinson ’57, Jean Ancaroni Frederick I. Brown, Jr. - husband of Patricia ’69, Rosemary Grenier Stricks ’71, Ellen Grenier Mordaunt ’60 Saer Brown ’43 grandmother of Julia Berner ’10, Stephanie Moises* O’Dwyer ’18, Julia O’Dwyer ’18 Judlin ’73, Elizabeth Grenier Garcia ’77 F. Walker Tucei - father of Michelle Tucei Ann Davis Laibe - grandmother of Louis Palestina - grandfather of Betsy Bradshaw ’14 Mannino’88; grandfather of Isabella Mannino ’19 Eleanor Louise Auer - grandmother of Megan Gus Caire - grandfather of Margot Provensal ’08, James Hershel Fast - grandfather of Katherine Kane Auer Micale ’97 Meredith Provensal ’10 Madeleine Laibe ’16 ’23, Lindsay Kane ’25 Michael Parizek - brother of Sr. Georgeann Marie Lupo Tusa - grandmother of Jennifer Urquhart Lambert ’44 Parizek, RSCJ* Amanada Tusa ’00 Mary Ella Babcock - grandmother of Andrew P. Calhoun, Jr. - husband of Anne Crossin James Francis Flannigan - grandfather of Caroline Kathleen Kelly ’18 Calhoun ’52 ♥♥; father of Tina Calhoun Kern ’80; Evans ’21, Grace Evans ’21, Isabel Evans ’21 Michael C. Lane - father of Brandy Lane Gilly ’96; Mary Farr Ponseti - grandmother of Whitney Josephine Grieshaber Wagner ’44 father-in-law of Julie Favret Calhoun ’85; grandfather Virginia Bohn Baldwin ’71 - sister of Priscilla Bohn grandfather of Madeleine Landry ’16 Ponseti ’02, Mariel Ponseti Paciera ’03 of Anne Calhoun ’27 Rose Fletchinger - grandmother of Alyssa B. Frank Warren - grandfather of Winter Warren Dalton ’73, Donna Bohn Patten ’77, Theresa Bohn Fletchinger ’99 Mary Ganucheau Langhetée - grandmother of Allie Virginia Damianos Premock - grandmother of ’08, Wesley Warren ’20 Godman ’79; aunt of Bailey Bohn ’14, Mimi Clann Calhoun - mother of Cappy Calhoun Langhetée ’23, Callie Langhetée ’26 Brittany Kelly ’14, Nicola Kelly ’17 Carley Bohn ’17 ’79, Susan Calhoun Waggoner ’80 Jane Waggaman Gambel - mother of Mary Gambel Douglas Edward Weber - husband of Eileen Kuebel Murray ’75, Anne Gambel ’80; grandmother of Janet Kerne Lapeyre - mother of Emilie Van Provosty - grandfather of Gabrielle Provosty Weber ’63; father-in-law of Lori Guarisco DeMarcay Joy Temple Barkate - grandmother of Helen Wilbert Cassidy ’28 Catherine Gambel ’08 ’25, Reese Provosty ’29, Avery Provosty ’31, Riley ’89; grandfather of Laine DeMarcay ’23, Temple Barkate ’08 Lapeyre Krut ’94 Provosty ’32 Holly DeMarcay ’24 Rose Mary Harvey Charbonnet ’37 - mother Toudelle Melancon Gaubert - grandmother of Mary Christine Lapeyre - sister of Monique Lapeyre Beti Waguespack Basile ’49 - sister of Jane of Anne Charbonnet Dardis ’63, Paulette Madeline Kling ’19 McCleskey ’78; aunt of Elizabeth McCleskey ’07, John Keith Revels - husband of Susan Bosworth William D. Weidner, Jr. - grandfather of Elizabeth Waguespack Molony ’44; aunt of Leslie Molony ’71, Charbonnet Ward ’71 Maggie McCleskey ’09 Revels ’72; brother-in-law of Lynn Bosworth Oliver ’70 Ehrensing Bush ’94, great-grandfather of Megan Molony ’74, Sara Molony ’78+ Robert D. Gibbens - father of Liz Manthey*; Charlotte Bush ’25 Elmore A. Chauvin - grandfather of Elise Hieger ’23 grandfather of Kay Manthey ’97, Meg Manthey Mary Lawless - grandmother of Maeve Lawless ’13, Marguerite Livaudais Richardson - grandmother John V. Baus - husband of Mary Adele LaBumbard ’01, Sarah Manthey Elmalem ’06; great- Caroline Lawless ’16 of Nicole Martinez Rohling ’97 Fredrick C. Westphal - uncle of Sue Westphal* Provosty Baus ’55 Ralph James Christman, Jr. - grandfather of Lucie grandfather of Madeline Manthey (ASH-FIN), Will Christman ’09, Marguerite Christman ‘19 LaBumbard (ASH-FIN) Marion LeBon James G. Richeson - husband of Anne Russell White - father of Alyson Igoe*; grandfather Marsha Abadie Bell ’59 - daughter of Izzy Abadie* - grandmother of Lauren LeBon ’02, Katie LeBon ’07 Clark Richeson ’72 of Eileen Igoe ’25 Philip Ciaccio - father of Maria Schneider*; Benedette Barker Gieselman - mother of Dette Vivian Caire Berthelot - mother of Jean Mary grandfather of Isabella Ciaccio ’19 Gieselman Reh ’62, Jane Gieselman Meyer ’64; Mary Anne McDougal - mother-in-law of Maria Andrew Rinker - father of Patty Rinker ’82 Jacque Wooden Whitsell - grandmother of Brittany Berthelot Merritt ’73; grandmother of Kim Conway grandmother of Cappy Meyer Johnson ’92; great- Elaine Collenberg - mother-in-law of Janetanne Martinez McDougal ’79; grandmother of Katie Whitsell ’09, Lanie Whitsell ’19 ’91; sister of Sr. Adele Caire, RSCJ ’47, Sr. Laura grandmother of CC Johnson ’23 Elizabeth Stewart Robert ’48 - mother of Robin Ann Caire, RSCJ ’48, Sr. Margaret Caire, RSCJ ’50, Lamarie Mears ’65; grandmother of Elizabeth Mears McDougal ’10, Elizabeth McDougal ’11, Lauren McDougal ’15, Annie McDougal ’19 Robert Birdsong ’72 John Wolfe - brother of Adele Wolfe ’74 Carolyn Billet ’62, Izzy Abadie; aunt of Gerry Farrell Ehrensing ’89; great-grandmother of Elaine Gloria Schaff Gonzales - grandmother of Matranga ’68, Pat Farrell Monier-Favalora ’68, Marie Ehrensing ’24 Marianna Barry ’04 Courtney Webb McKinney ’83 Ruth Van Deman Schmedtje - stepmother of Mignon Constantin Wolfe ’52 - mother of Adele Margaret Ann Grenier d’Hemecourt ’69, Rosemary Cathy Schmedtje Sullivan ’76, Julie Ann Schmedtje Wolfe ’74; aunt of Lisette Constantin ’84, Nicole Mary Ann Kuehne Comarda - grandmother of Grenier Stricks ’71, Annette Farrell-Klein ’73, Ellen Harold J. Gorman - father of Madeline Gorman Trish Hale McLain ’55 - mother of Soline McLain Connick ’77, Sandy Schmedtje Metcalfe ’78, Constantin Sellers ’92 Amy Comarda ’02, Jenny Comarda Voss ’04, Grenier Judlin ’73, Kay Farrell Higginbotham ’74*, Hollbrook ’92 Holmes ’98; grandmother of Catherine Holmes ’30 Charlotte Schmedtje Hebert ’90; step-grandmother Julie Comarda ’06 Elizabeth Grenier Garcia ’77 of Caitie Connick ’15, Ellie Hebert ’23; sister-in-law Miriam Woodrich* Shirley Cahill Grevemberg - mother-in-law of Elizabeth Prados Melancon ’51 - mother of Cissy Barbara deBen - grandmother of of Sandra Schmedtje Ellender ’59; aunt of Catherine Stephanie Anas Bode - mother of Nicole Bode ’97 Cheryl Backer Grevemberg ’75; grandmother Melancon Poindexter ’78, Stephanie Melancon Dalton L. Woolverton - father-in-law of Stephanie Marguerite Christman ’19 Ellender Kennedy ’89 of Eugenie Grevemberg Fromherz ’05; great- Martin ’85; mother-in-law of Eryn Tittle Melancon Riegel Woolverton ’84 Joyce Baehr Bodet ’46 - sister of Judy Baehr grandmother of Lucille Fromherz ’33 ’95*; grandmother of Betsy Poindexter Strott ’03, Emmett Smith, Jr. - father of Ashley Smith Holmes Powers ’51 Marie Cronvich Derbes -mother of Elyse Derbes Jeanne Escousse Zeringue - mother of Jeanne ’62, Sheryl Derbes Brown ’64, Jean Derbes Ratté Caroline Martin ’18, Cate Martin ’22, ’84; grandfather of Meghan Holmes ’08, Lauren Julio Cesar Guillen - grandfather of Gabriella Holmes ’12, Marcelle Holmes ’18; brother of Bonnie Zeringue Barham ’76; grandmother of Claire Patricia Tynes Bonner ’58 - mother of ’70, Denice Derbes ’73, Janis Derbes deVerges ’76; Adele Melancon ’31 Mehaffie ’19, Adriana Mehaffie ’21, Carolina Smith Talbot ’56, Gerrie Smith Gough ’58; uncle of Zeringue ’12, Caroline Barham ’13 Elizabeth Bonner Casey ’80; grandmother grandmother of Megan Derbes McCathy ’92, Mehaffie ’24, Natalia Mehaffie ’25 Rosanna Misuraca Molinario - grandmother of Beth Talbot Dienes ’79, Lisa Talbot Fletcher ’89 of Caroline Casey ’20 Katie Ratté ’92, Missy Ratté Pidot ’94, Morgan Guerra ’17 Courtney deVerges ’08
48 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2017 49 MESSAGE FROM THE HEADMISTRESS & BOARD CHAIR Academy of theSacred Heart ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 Dear Sacred Heart Community,
Our last fiscal year found us on a path moving forward to shape our future and of continuing to write the magnificent tale that is Sacred Heart. This year, our journey continues toward new horizons. As explorers and mariners, we continue our educational mission framed by the Goals and Criteria of faith, academics, service, community and personal growth.
This Annual Report documents your commitment to Sacred Heart students. It reflects by each name and contribution your faith in them to go forward “in search of the unknown” and to write a tale of “triumph, healing, courage, beauty, wisdom power, dignity and love.” (Mother Janet Erskine Stuart)
In partnership with our parents, friends, faculty and staff, the Academy of the Sacred Heart graduates young women of faith, intellect and confidence who will go out and make a difference in the world today because they are grounded by a strong Sacred Heart foundation. The generosity of our Sacred Heart family enables us to continue that tradition into the future.
The funds raised through Annual Giving benefit our girls directly and assist us in providing the Sacred Heart experience of education and faith formation. Your gifts have also enabled us to:
• Recruit and retain the highest quality faculty and staff.
• Integrate best practices in education through professional development, Readers and Writers Workshops in the Preschool and Lower School and differentiated learning.
• Equip our learning spaces with technological resources.
• Keep us cool during the sultry days in New Orleans with new air conditioning units for Our is new every day. both campuses. world • Build out new classroom space at the Mater Campus to make room for our new one- either we are sailing year-old students. towards new shores, daring... • Paint and provide needed maintenance to Cadiz side of the Rosary. We thank our Parents’ Annual Giving Chairs, Evelyn and Vince Liberto, for their leadership and their incredible team of volunteers for their hard work and support. Finally, we thank you— our trustees, faculty, staff, parents, grandparents, alumnae and friends—for your continued generosity and commitment to Sacred Heart.
Sincerely,
Sr. Melanie A. Guste, RSCJ, Ph.D. ’70 Neal J. Kling Headmistress Chair, Board of Trustees
1 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 2 2015-2016 FINANCIAL STATEMENT
SOURCES OF FUNDS ANNUAL GIVING (BY CONSTITUENCY)
Tuition $10,350,411 81% Parents $280,140
Student Fees $786,485 6% Alumnae $143,260
Annual Giving (see details on facing page) $587,493 5% Grandparents $72,760
Special Event Fundraisers (Net) $102,080 1% Parents of Alumnae $13,700
Auxiliary Services (Bookstores, Lunch, Infirmary) $153,126 1% Faculty/Staff/Friends/Other $77,633
Other Programs (After School & Summer) $652,605 5% Tuition TOTAL $587,493 Student Fees Interest from Investments $6,970 0% Annual Giving Please note that donors who fall into more than one constituency group (e.g. a current parent who is also an alumna) Special Event Fundraisers (Net) will be included for participation in each group, but their gift will be reported just once in the group that has the closest Miscellaneous $155,341 1% Auxiliary Services (Bookstores, Lunch, Infirmary) connection with Sacred Heart. Other Programs (After School & Summer) Interest from Investments $12,794,511 100% Miscellaneous This year’s Annual Report lists the names of all those who made gifts to the Academy of the Sacred Heart which were received during the fiscal year from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016. While we have made a sincere effort to honor donors by being inclusive and accurate, we ask you to accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and notify the Institutional Advancement Office at 504.269.1210 so that we can correct our records accordingly. USE OF FUNDS
Instructional $6,509,060 51%
General Administration $2,199,827 17% Student Activities $405,320 3% .…mariners in search of the unknown Maintenance $1,881,687 15% and day by day the horizon dips Information Technology $444,301 3%
Auxiliary Services $287,899 2% lower and our stars rise higher,... Instructional Other Programs (After School & Summer) $454,926 4% General Administration Student Activities Reserve for Replacement & Renovations $54,444 0% Maintenance Information Technology Miscellaneous $27,251 0% Auxiliary Services Other Programs (After School & Summer) Debt Service $110,000 1% Reserve for Replacement & Renovations Miscellaneous Transfer to Endowment $419,796 3% Debt Service Transfer to Endowment $12,794,511 100%
3 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 4 DISTINGUISHED DONORS
TRÈS BIEN Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Goodyear IV Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Cummings Mr. Monroe Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Gregg J. Roy ($15,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. Gootee Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Varisco, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Dr. and Mrs. Degan J. Dansereau Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Boh Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy V. Gossell Mr. and Mrs. E. Benton Vickery III Dr. and Mrs. Trevor W. Reichman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. DeBlanc Ms. Roma A. Kent Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Saunders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Grady Mrs. Sunae Villavaso and Miss Kelly Reily Miss Joyce Delery Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Kijko Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Scafidel Mrs. Lawrence D. Garvey Ms. Leslie Graf Judge Robert E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Justin D. Devillier Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Kogos Mr. and Mrs. Kyle F. Graffagnini Dr. Terri M. Von Hoven and Mr. and Mrs. John K. Roberts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Deynoodt, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jay K. Kolls Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Schlosser III 1887 CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guarisco Mr. Raphael A. Magnotta Ms. Cathleen M. Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Dienes Mrs. Lynn Lillian Lacroix Ms. Maria C. Schneider ($7,500+) Dr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Guerra Dr. Marianne Walsh and Mr. Kieran J. Walsh Mr. Kevin M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. James J. Donelon Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. LaGraize Mrs. Gretchen Schultz and Mr. and Mrs. Shane J. Guidry Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stahel Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. Dufour Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Landry Mr. Stefano M. Ballator Mr. and Mrs. Clifton D. LeBlanc Dr. and Mrs. Charles Haddad, Jr. Mrs. Eileen K. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Sterkx Dr. and Mrs. Willard L. Dumas, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lane Mr. Sean P. Sewell Ms. Katherine Manthey Dr. Kendall G. Hales and Mrs. Caroline W. Wendt Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. John O. Edmunds, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Price Lanier Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Shannon Mr. S. Benjamin Hales Dr. Sarah Yockey and Mr. James Yockey Mr. and Mrs. Viet V. Tran Dr. and Mrs. Craig A. Ehrensing Mr. and Mrs. Brian Larson Ms. Beth C. Sheridan ROSARY CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Hammet Mr. and Mrs. Numa J. Triche Mr. and Mrs. Lucas H. Ehrensing Mr. and Mrs. Fernand L. Laudumiey IV Dr. Ashley E. Shreves and ($2,750+) Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Hayes CARDINAL’S CIRCLE Dr. and Mrs. T. Michael Truxillo Ms. Marion F. Eigenbrod Mr. and Mrs. Beau E. LeBlanc Mrs. Frederick I. Brown, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hefler, Jr. ($750+) Mr. and Mrs. Sean Tynan Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Ellis, Jr. Mr. Frederic S. LeClercq Dr. David Newman Mr. and Mrs. Murphy S. Christina Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hughs III Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Uddo Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Eustis III Mr. Curtis J. Ledet Mr. and Mrs. H. Bruce Shreves Mrs. Carroll C. Dabezies Miss Julie Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Anuszkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Vaicius Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Evans Dr. Rebekah H. Lemann and Mr. and Mrs. Cristian P. Silva Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dreiling Mrs. Gretchen Z. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Avegno Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Vanderbrook, Jr. Dr. Monica T. Farris and Mr. Waddill P. Farris Mr. Jonathan P. Lemann Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Silvia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Kavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Barreca Dr. Rochelle L. Ward and Mr. Jason S. Ward Mr. and Mrs. James M. Garner Mrs. Mercedes O. Fast Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lemann Mr. and Mrs. S. Talmadge Singer II Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Hardie Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Keiser Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Mr. and Mrs. James P. Favrot Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Liberto Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. Skrmetta Mr. and Mrs. C. Peck Hayne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elie V. Khoury Mrs. Claudette Bienvenu and CUPOLA CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. 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Martin Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Smith Mrs. V. Price LeBlanc, Sr. Mr. Silvio L. Nicolosi Dr. Yvonne Adler and Mr. David Adler Mr. and Mrs. Phillip May Drs. Mary Ann and William Frable Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mason Dr. Marie Smith-Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Frederic T. LeClercq Mrs. Rufus M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albery Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Gardes Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. McCarthy Mr. Byron A. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Evans M. McLeod Dr. Janis Lehtinen and Dr. David S. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. John C. Calhoun Dr. and Mrs. G. Havard Albright Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Luther L. McDougal IV Mr. and Mrs. James J. Murphy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Carazo Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Albritton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Hunter B. McFadden, Jr. Miss Katina Spera Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Luetkemeier Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Charbonnet Miss Catherine C. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Santiago L. Gomez Mr. and Mrs. William L. McIntyre II Dr. and Mrs. Theo Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Dr. and Mrs. William W. Lunn Ms. Gina Ciolino Mr. and Mrs. William M. Anderson III Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Goodier Mr. and Mrs. James J. McKenna Dr. Erin B. Stein and Mr. David M. Stein Miss Courtney-Anne Sarpy Mrs. Madeleine B. Madona Mrs. Edward S. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Anzelmo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grady Dr. Leslee C. McNabb and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Cooper A. Manning Mrs. Harvey C. Couch III Dr. and Mrs. George H. Arch Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie R. Varisco Ms. Jan C. Gravolet Mr. Christopher M. McNabb Mr. and Mrs. David F. Strawn Mr. and Mrs. Stafford J. Viator Mr. and Mrs. Elisha A. Manning Dr. and Mrs. Terry G. Creel Dr. and Mrs. J. Truitt Balart Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. McWhirt Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stumm, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Young Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mannino II Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Cummings Dr. and Mrs. Luis A. Balart Ms. Charlotte T. Gregson Mr. and Mrs. Ryan C. Medo Mr. and Mrs. Chris C. Sullivan Mr. Octavio A. Mantilla Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly Mr. Frank D. Barber III Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Guarisco Mr. and Mrs. David B. Melius HEADMISTRESS’ CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Masson Mr. and Mrs. Jason DuPlessis Mrs. Brie Batlle Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Guarisco Drs. Cristina and James Milburn Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Sullivan, Jr. ($1,500+) Dr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Eastman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Batt, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Guarnieri Dr. Cynthia Mizgala Dr. and Mrs. Erik T. Sundell Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Adams, Sr. Mrs. Stanley McDermott, Jr. Mr. Brian P. Egana Mrs. Renee J. Bellows Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Guider, Jr. Mrs. Michael J. Molony, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Talbot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Adams, Jr. Ms. Kelly J. McGhee Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Finch Mr. and Mrs. Bush Benton Mr. and Mrs. William C. Guider Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Moore Dr. and Mrs. George Therapondos Dr. Robin McGoey and Mr. Patrick S. McGoey Ms. Veblena T. Finkenberg Dr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Bianchini Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Albright Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gundlach Dr. and Mrs. Jonah R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Brien J. Toso Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Bensel Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Dr. and Mrs. Danté J. Galliano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Bogle Dr. Susan H. Gunn and Mr. Joshua S. Gunn Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Thoa Tran Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Bent Mr. and Mrs. Gunther R. Michaelis Mr. and Mrs. Cyril P. Geary III Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Branch Sr. Melanie A. Guste, RSCJ Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. H. Mulroy Mr. and Mrs. Lance J. Bordes Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Mills Mr. and Mrs. James F. Geary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Brantley Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Gwin III Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Mumphrey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Treuting Mrs. Richard J. Brennan, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Owen N. Mogabgab Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Gelé Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hainkel III Ms. Nancy D. Murray Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Turner Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks Dr. Rachel L. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. Gernard Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Briede III Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hall III Ms. Patricia Murret Dr. Jules Turner and Mr. and Mrs. A. Peyton Bush IV Dr. Michael J. Thomas Mr. John J. Giovengo, Jr. Dr. Erica C. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Hardin Dr. Nicole M. Nedd and Mr. Joseph R. Cook Dr. Robert C. Mercadel Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Moreau Mrs. Germaine Gross-Banks Mr. Claytor L. Brooks Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Camenzuli Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hart Mrs. Lien I. Nguyen and Mr. Clyde B. Price Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Turner Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Charbonnet Mrs. Laurie W. Nuell Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Guilbault III Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks, Jr. Mrs. Maurice J. Hartson III Mr. and Mrs. Jay O’Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Charles Mr. and Mrs. George H. Nusloch III Mr. and Mrs. G. Bart Hall, Jr. Mr. Robert Brown Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haydel Mrs. Penelople B. O’Krepki Mrs. Jennifer M. Van Vrancken Drs. Leslie and George Chimento Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Heidingsfelder Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brundige, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Hayes Ms. Florence O. Onstad Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Ciaccio Mr. and Mrs. Spencer V. Ott Dr. and Mrs. Brett M. Hymel Mr. and Mrs. William R. Burk IV Mr. and Mrs. C. Peck Hayne Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson G. Parker Miss Vanessa Van Vrancken Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Bradley M. Pierson Mr. Wilmer J. Jacobs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Burns, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson V. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. William N. Penton Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Varisco Mrs. Winifred K. Delery Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Pitt Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John G. Burvant Miss Jane Heidingsfelder Mr. Guy Perrier Drs. Jennifer and Alan Velander Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. DeMarcay III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Puckett Mr. Arnold F. Kaulakis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Calcagno, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hills Mr. and Mrs. W. Claiborne Perrilliat, Jr. Mr. Denis D. Villere Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Rabalais, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Capra Mr. and Mrs. Stuart E. DesRoches Mrs. Frances Evans Hoak Mr. and Mrs. Louis William Peters Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Walker Dr. and Mrs. Diem D. Do Mr. and Mrs. Graham M. Ralston Mr. Tony L. King Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Capshaw Mr. and Mrs. James R. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Plauché Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Wall Mrs. Lucille Drackett Mr. and Mrs. Hari Ravichandran Dr. Ingrid Labat Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Champagne Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie G. Holmes Dr. and Mrs. Uwe R. Pontius Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy J. Walpole Dr. Erin Dugan and Mr. Patrick Dugan Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis Ready Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Lacaze Mr. and Mrs. Hunter N. Charbonnet, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hotard Mr. and Mrs. Joshua V. H. Provosty Dr. and Mrs. Charles O. Ekenta Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Romig III Dr. Lora M. Langefels and Mr. and Mrs. Corey D. Chimento Mr. and Mrs. Jackson R. Houser Mrs. Velva Price Rabb Dr. Maud M. Walsh and Dr. Gary R. Byerly Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick English Ms. Cathy Green Rosenstein Dr. Christopher J. Wormuth Mrs. Anthony J. Collett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Damian J. Randolph, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. Walshe, Jr. Mrs. Ann W. Fitzmorris Mr. and Mrs. John Ruckert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Lawton III Mrs. John M. Collier Dr. Renée F. Hulefeld and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rapier Mr. and Mrs. Chris F. Watters Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Slattery, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Lejeune Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Comboy Mr. and Mrs. James J. Frischhertz Mr. Michael F. Hulefeld Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Elliott S. Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Frischhertz III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Leonhard Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Congemi Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Igoe Mr. and Mrs. Crutcher Reiss Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. David M. Gaines Ms. Beth Lowry Speck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. John K. Revels Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Womac, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Galloway Dr. and Mrs. Hugo St. Hilaire Ms. Sheldon Lykes Miss Kimberly Conway Drs. Jennifer and Walter Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Garaudy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Talbot Mr. John J. Maceluch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Derrell R. James Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Garrett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Maureau, Jr. Miss Mary Anne Corrier Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Young Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Germanese Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Thibeaux Dr. Geraldine Ménard and Mr. and Mrs. David Courcelle Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. C. Stuart Rome Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Young Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gibbens Drs. Liza and Charles Thomas Mr. Robert L. Ménard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell M. Kalifeh III Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Zollinger
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CLASS OF 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Provenzano CLASS OF 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Moore 67% participation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Rabalais, Jr. 69% participation Mr. and Mrs. Spencer V. Ott Ms. Suzanne Burns Childs Mr. and Mrs. C. Stuart Rome Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Carazo Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Pitt Mr. and Mrs. D. Keith Chunn Mr. and Mrs. F. Evans Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Celano Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Plough Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Conroy Dr. and Mrs. Theo Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Ciaccio Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad A. Shahlaei Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Stafford J. Viator Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Coman Dr. and Mrs. Erik T. Sundell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. DeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Wenzel Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cook Dr. Shari Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Hammet Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ellis III Mr. and Mrs. David F. Waguespack Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Hardie CLASS OF 2018 Ms. Carrie Estes Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Washington 78% participation Mr. and Mrs. C. Peck Hayne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Farnsworth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard R. H. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fenasci CLASS OF 2021 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Anderson III 81% participation Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Keiser Mr. and Mrs. Zeljko S. Franks Dr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Bianchini Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Arrington Mr. Monroe Kelly Ms. Lettycha Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Bonura Mrs. Claudette Bienvenu and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. LaGraize Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Hardie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Capella Mr. Andrew D. Mendez Mr. and Mrs. Bryan S. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Charbonnet Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Hufft Drs. Leslie and George Chimento Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks, Jr. Dr. Janis Lehtinen and Dr. David S. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Kling Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buckley Dr. and Mrs. William W. Lunn Mr. and Mrs. Philippe J. Langlois Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. José I. Maruri, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Luetkemeier Mr. and Mrs. Stuart E. DesRoches Mr. and Mrs. Corey D. Chimento Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Methe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mannino II Mr. John Faherty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy S. Christina Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Paulk Dr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ferrygood Dr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Dennard Dr. Margaret A. Pelitere and Mr. and Mrs. Luther L. McDougal IV Mr. and Mrs. Van L. Gallinghouse Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Evans Mr. Michael L. Pelitere Mr. and Mrs. Hunter B. McFadden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Galloway Ms. Cherilyn Flot and Mr. Thomas Vagas Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Plauché Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. McLanahan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Forest Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Evans M. McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Granito Mr. and Mrs. William R. Galloway Dr. and Mrs. Gregg J. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Guillot Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Gardes Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Silvia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Haefele, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Nusloch III Mr. and Mrs. James M. Garner Ms. Sherrie Soulé Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Hoffman Ms. Donna C. Paramore Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Gelé Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Toso III Mr. and Mrs. James A. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. David E. Redmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Verlander Mr. Thomas Hubert Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Roemershauser Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Guarisco Drs. Jennifer and Walter Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey L. Royster III CLASS OF 2017 Dr. Kendall G. Hales and Dr. and Mrs. Carl P. Johnson Ms. Jennifer Simpson 67% participation Mr. S. Benjamin Hales Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Kelly Dr. Marie Smith-Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Ashley J. Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Kennedy Mr. Byron A. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. John A. Batt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Henry Mr. and Mrs. Brian Larson Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Stoltz Mr. and Mrs. Barrett B. Blaum Mr. and Mrs. Derrell R. James Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Liberto Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Unger Mr. and Mrs. William R. Burk IV Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Lulich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Whitsell Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fenasci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lambert Annual Giving Dr. and Mrs. William W. Lunn Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Young Mr. and Mrs. James M. Garner Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Mickey P. Landry Ms. Helen Schell Gerig Dr. Robin McGoey and CLASS OF 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton D. LeBlanc Annual Giving plays a vital and exciting role in furthering the mission Dr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Guerra Mr. Patrick S. McGoey 67% participation Dr. Rebekah H. Lemann and Mr. and Mrs. Shane J. Guidry Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Moreau Mr. John Adriani Mr. Jonathan P. Lemann of Sacred Heart education for our students. Each year YOUR Annual Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hammer Ms. Patricia H. Moreau Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Babin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Maniscalco Mr. Frank D. Barber III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Hammet Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Mann Giving gift provides critical unrestricted funds that afford Sacred Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Ben III Mr. and Mrs. David E. Heidel Ms. Angelina Moussa and Mr. Walid S. Aly Mr. and Mrs. Cooper A. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Casey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Jay O’Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Maureau, Jr. Heart the opportunity to do more for our girls. Whether it is making Mr. and Mrs. Peter Connick Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hughs III Mr. and Mrs. Armando Ortiz Dr. Robin McGoey and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dreiling Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Paulsen Mr. Patrick S. McGoey enhancements to our arts and music program, developing ACT/SAT Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Ellis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell M. Kalifeh III Ms. Erin M. Pierce Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Enright Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Kavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Roemershauser Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Moreau test prep classes or increasing security on campus, your contribution Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Foster Mr. Jerry W. Kelly Mrs. Gretchen Schultz and Ms. Patricia H. Moreau Mr. and Mrs. David M. Gaines to Annual Giving makes a real impact and an immediate difference. Mr. and Mrs. Philippe J. Langlois Mr. Stefano M. Ballator Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. David C. L. Gibbons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Lawton III Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. Skrmetta Ms. Melissa Naquin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hammer Thank you for your generosity and for your partnership in our mission Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Leonhard Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Sonnier Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hughs III Mr. and Mrs. George H. Nusloch III Mr. and Mrs. C. Kelly Lightfoot Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Taylor Drs. Olga and Kristopher Kaliebe Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Pinkerton of educating tomorrow’s leaders—we really couldn’t do it without you! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mason Ms. LuCretia G. Thomas Mr. Tony L. King Ms. Esther M. Rees Drs. Cristina and James Milburn Mr. and Mrs. Brien J. Toso Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Kleehammer Mr. Samuel T. Scandaliato Mr. Pierre V. Miller II Ms. Dwanda M. Trask Mr. and Mrs. Brian Larson Mr. and Mrs. David F. Strawn Dr. and Mrs. David G. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Numa J. Triche Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Masson Dr. and Mrs. George Therapondos Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Vanderbrook, Jr. Dr. Geraldine Ménard and Mr. and Mrs. Brien J. Toso Mr. Guy Perrier Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. Walshe, Jr. Mr. Robert L. Ménard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Benton Vickery III
7 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 8 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. Vojkovich Mrs. Flavia Lancaster Mr. Sean P. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Deynoodt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guarisco Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Comboy Mr. and Mrs. Jason L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Zollinger Mr. and Mrs. Mickey P. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Cristian P. Silva Ms. Lisa E. Dorsey Dr. Susan H. Gunn and Mr. Joshua S. Gunn Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Cummings Dr. Rachel S. Dauterive and Dr. Lora M. Langefels and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Smith Dr. Erin Dugan and Mr. Patrick Dugan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hainkel III Ms. Carolyn M. Derbes and Mr. Patrick B. Dauterive CLASS OF 2022 Dr. Christopher J. Wormuth Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stone III Mr. James H. England Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie G. Holmes Mr. Kurt G. Schmalz Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick English 85% participation Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Luetkemeier Mr. and Mrs. Iran A. Thompson II Ms. Julia England Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. Kenter Mr. and Mrs. Justin D. Devillier Dr. and Mrs. Danté J. Galliano Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Anuszkiewicz Mr. Octavio A. Mantilla Dr. Terri M. Von Hoven and Mr. and Mrs. David M. Farnsworth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Kijko Dr. and Mrs. Danté J. Galliano Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy V. Gossell Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Arrington Mr. and Mrs. Evans M. McLeod Mr. Raphael A. Magnotta Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Finch Mr. and Mrs. Price Lanier Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Germanese Mr. and Mrs. Kyle F. Graffagnini Dr. and Mrs. J. Truitt Balart Mr. and Mrs. Steven O. Medo III Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Womac, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Santiago L. Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guarisco Mr. and Mrs. Terrill M. Hewett Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Barreca Mr. and Mrs. Rahman A. Mogilles Mr. and Mrs. William C. Guider Dr. and Mrs. Owen N. Mogabgab Ms. Jane Guevara Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Janusa Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Bensel Dr. and Mrs. Jonah R. Moore CLASS OF 2025 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Guillory Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Price Dr. and Mrs. Owen N. Mogabgab Mrs. Heather R. Kaptein Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Bonura 82% participation Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Ogden Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Dr. Shelene C. Roumillat and Dr. Rachel L. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lopez Ms. Jaye A. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Adams Ms. Lori Parigi Dr. Kendall G. Hales and Dr. James L. Crowe Dr. Michael J. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Adam M. Manguno Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Camenzuli Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Albright Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mr. S. Benjamin Hales Ms. Brittany A. Santa Marina Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moss Dr. Colleen H. Martel and Mr. Brett I. Martel Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Congemi Mr. and Mrs. W. Raley Alford III Ms. Valerie J. Pescay Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nobles Mr. and Mrs. William L. McIntyre II Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dreiling Dr. Kristy Brumfield Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis Ready Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Hayes Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Price Dr. Leslee C. McNabb and Mr. and Mrs. Jason DuPlessis Mr. and Mrs. A. Peyton Bush IV Ms. Marlene Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Viet V. Tran Mr. and Mrs. Joshua V. H. Provosty Mr. Christopher M. McNabb Dr. and Mrs. Charles O. Ekenta Dr. and Mrs. Diem D. Do Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Phillips L. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Varisco, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Ranger Mr. and Mrs. David O. Melancon Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ellis III Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. Dufour Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Elie V. Khoury Ms. Maria N. Vinas Mr. and Mrs. Randall Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Neill Mr. and Mrs. Solandie Exantus Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Eastman Dr. and Mrs. George Therapondos Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Kogos Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Romig III Mr. and Mrs. James K. M. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Finch Mr. Brian P. Egana Ms. Wanda L. Theriot and Mr. and Mrs. José I. Maruri, Jr. CLASS OF 2028 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Rudolph Mrs. Lien I. Nguyen and Mr. Clyde B. Price Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. Gootee Mr. James H. England 95% participation Dr. Henry P. Langhetée Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mason Dr. and Mrs. Hugo St. Hilaire Mr. and Mrs. Zachary V. Provosty Mr. and Mrs. Kyle F. Graffagnini Ms. Julia England Mr. and Mrs. Julio C. Arana Drs. Liza and Charles Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John M. McCammon Mr. and Mrs. Chris C. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Ranger Ms. Rachel L. Kaczynski Mr. and Mrs. Gustave W. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. David Courcelle Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Vaicius Mr. and Mrs. Rahman A. Mogilles Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy J. Walpole Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. St. John, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Kleehammer Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gallagher Dr. and Mrs. Degan J. Dansereau Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Vanderbrook, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Morris Dr. Rochelle L. Ward and Mr. Jason S. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Bennett M. Straight Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gill Dr. and Mrs. Diem D. Do Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Spencer V. Ott Mr. and Mrs. Chris F. Watters Drs. Virginia and Anthony Tracey Mr. and Mrs. Frederic T. LeClercq Mrs. Germaine Gross-Banks Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wise Mr. and Mrs. Graham M. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Treuting Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hart Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Garrett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Damian J. Randolph, Sr. CLASS OF 2030 Dr. Marianne Walsh and Mr. Kieran J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Moreau Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie G. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. Gernard 100% participation CLASS OF 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Rhodes Dr. Fabiana Zanata and Dr. Tomas Fortoul Ms. Michelle Nawaz 93% participation Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Igoe Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Julio C. Arana Ms. Cathy Green Rosenstein Ms. Erin M. Pierce Dr. and Mrs. George H. Arch Mr. Wilmer J. Jacobs, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Guarnieri Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bossetta Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Pitt Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Babin Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Kleehammer Mr. and Mrs. Shane J. Guidry Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Breeden Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Scafidel Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis Ready Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell Dr. Ingrid Labat Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Guilbault III Mr. and Mrs. Hunter N. Charbonnet, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Schlosser III Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Schlosser III Mrs. Renee J. Bellows Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lavie Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Mr. and Mrs. Kendall H. Chauvin Mr. and Mrs. Cedric K. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Schott Mr. and Mrs. Bush Benton Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Terrill M. Hewett Mr. and Mrs. Remy J. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sercovich Mr. and Mrs. Cedric K. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Branch Mr. and Mrs. Phillip May Dr. and Mrs. Brett M. Hymel Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. S. Talmadge Singer II Mrs. Catherine F. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Capella Mr. and Mrs. Steven O. Medo III Ms. Elisa M. Knotts Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Gelé Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Sofranko Mr. Sean P. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Kogos Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy V. Gossell Mr. and Mrs. Kyle A. Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stone III Mr. and Mrs. Corey D. Chimento Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Evan P. Manolis Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hefler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Stassi Mr. and Mrs. Steven Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Murphy S. Christina Mr. and Mrs. Bradley M. Pierson Mr. Octavio A. Mantilla Dr. and Mrs. John L. Hobgood Dr. Erin B. Stein and Mr. David M. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. DeMarcay III Mr. and Mrs. Zachary V. Provosty Mr. and Mrs. John M. McCammon Mr. and Mrs. James R. Holmes Ms. Wanda L. Theriot and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Turner Mr. and Mrs. Steven V. Doss Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rapier Mr. and Mrs. William L. McIntyre II Mrs. Maricarmen Huelga and Dr. Henry P. Langhetée Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wise Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dreiling Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Robert Dr. Leslee C. McNabb and Mr. Carlos Aldana Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Thibeaux Dr. and Mrs. Craig A. Ehrensing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rubin Mr. Christopher M. McNabb Mr. and Mrs. Jean Paul Hymel Dr. and Mrs. T. Michael Truxillo CLASS OF 2023 Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick English Ms. Elizabeth A. Rulh Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. James 85% participation Dr. Jules Turner and Dr. Monica T. Farris and Mr. Waddill P. Farris Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Senn Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Naquin Mr. and Mrs. Beau E. LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bellaire Dr. Robert C. Mercadel Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Gardes Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Leche III Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Bent Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Uddo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Gelé Mr. and Mrs. Cedric D. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Naquin Mr. Robert Brown Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie R. Varisco Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gibbens Ms. Brooke L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Ruggles Dr. Nicole M. Nedd and Mr. Joseph R. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Peyton G. Bulloch Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Veith Mr. and Mrs. James M. Grady Drs. Liza and Charles Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Scafidel Mr. and Mrs. Bradford S. Pote Ms. Gina Ciolino Dr. Sarah Yockey and Mr. James Yockey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, Jr. Mr. Robert F. Trelo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Screen Mr. and Mrs. Graham M. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Coman Dr. and Mrs. Charles Haddad, Jr. Mrs. Sunae Villavaso and CLASS OF 2027 Dr. Pamela Smallpage and Mr. and Mrs. David E. Redmann, Jr. Dr. Jane Congeni and Mr. Leo Congeni Drs. Olga and Kristopher Kaliebe Judge Robert E. Jones 100% participation Mr. Richard M. Smallpage, Jr. Mrs. Larae B. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clay P. Kearney Dr. Terri M. Von Hoven and Mr. and Mrs. W. Raley Alford III Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Turner Dr. Brittany O. Stumpf and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. DeMarcay III Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Lacaze Mr. Raphael A. Magnotta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Anzelmo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie R. Varisco Mr. Harry C. Stumpf Ms. Jill Dunchick Dr. and Mrs. Scott P. Landry Dr. and Mrs. J. Truitt Balart Dr. Marianne Walsh and Mr. Kieran J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. LaJuan M. Magee Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Forest Mr. and Mrs. Fernand L. Laudumiey IV CLASS OF 2026 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Wanek Mr. and Mrs. Thoa Tran Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Frischhertz III 93% participation Dr. and Mrs. William W. Lunn Mrs. Beatriz B. Brown and Mrs. Caroline W. Wendt Dr. and Mrs. T. Michael Truxillo Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Dr. Kelly Alig and Mr. Andrew T. Alig Dr. Robin McGoey and Mr. Silvio L. Nicolosi Dr. and Mrs. Ray B. Worthy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Uhlich Dr. and Mrs. Charles Haddad, Jr. Ms. Tanya M. Arceneaux Mr. Patrick S. McGoey Mr. and Mrs. John C. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Varisco, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Hammet Mr. and Mrs. John T. Balhoff II Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Dr. Jon D. Celino CLASS OF 2029 Drs. Jennifer and Alan Velander Mr. and Mrs. C. Peck Hayne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Brennan 91% participation Dr. Cynthia Mizgala Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Champagne Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Lance J. Bordes Dr. and Mrs. Trevor W. Reichman Mr. and Mrs. Jacques P. DeGruy CLASS OF 2031 Ms. Michele C. Hieger Mr. Mark A. Conner Dr. Erica C. Brooks and 100% participation Ms. Brittany A. Santa Marina Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott Eddins Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Johnson Mrs. Melissa V. Conner Mr. Claytor L. Brooks Ms. Allison Akhter and Mr. Roland A. Ricca Mr. and Mrs. A. Kyle Saucier Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick English Mr. Tony L. King Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Champagne Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Albritton Mrs. Catherine F. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Derrick A. Goldsby
9 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 10 ALUMNAE ANNUAL GIVING
CLASS OF 1939 CLASS OF 1952 Rose Marie Rapier Redmann CLASS OF 1964 Peggy Villeré Demarest Ashley Lykes Geary Jody Schneidau Geary CLASS OF 1982 CLASS OF 1987 Kristin Roux Coman 17% participation 11% participation Gail O’Brien Saucier 22% participation Ninette Alsop Edmiston Delphine Williams Gilly Donna Hernandez Jervey 19% participation 19% participation Julie Miller DesRoches Jean Faust Simmons Lynne Trist Brennan Pat Sporl Schonberg Sheryl Derbes Brown Linda Higgins Guider Fran Evans Hoak Beth Montgomery Johnson Judith Windhorst Cahill Laura Babst Vivian Timm Eppling Anne Crossin Calhoun * Duane Eagan Couch Jeanne Aucoin Hobson Cathy Faust Kirkwood Harriet Hailey Rouhana Trish Kurzweg Clay Patty Connolly Boersma Mignonne Mary Hammel CLASS OF 1941 Jackie Lafaye Stouse CLASS OF 1959 Susan Read Johnson Marylee McAlpine Orr Missy Lacroix Kathleen Favrot Van Horn Margaret Schiro Escousse GiGi Brooks Gallinghouse Charlotte Schmedtje Hebert 14% participation 37% participation Mimi Webster Murphy Sylvia Young Brenda Farrell Marshall Aimée Bohlke Ward Suzy Lavis Hufft Kelli Kinler Gustafson Nathalie Simmons Jorge Lolita Martinez Wegmann CLASS OF 1953 Suzie Palermo Brewer Gayle Vincent Reichle Rand Riviere Mason Tee Gordon Zimmermann Suzanna Connick Jamison Helen Schmidt Jenkins Celeste Morrow Lopez * 53% participation Anne Storey Carty Penny Childress Shannon CLASS OF 1969 Susan Bosworth Revels Luisa Chuinard Knapp Courtney Johnson LeClercq Erin Bell Luetkemeier CLASS OF 1942 Odette Hixon Collett Helen Whiteman Charbonnet Mary Clare McEnerny Siegel 41% participation Robin Meric Riviere CLASS OF 1978 Kris Malachias McGee Ellen Heidingsfelder Manning Meredith Wendt Pinkerton 10% participation Elise Lapeyre Connolly Mary Howe Derbes Nell Curtis Tilton Peggy Adams Karen Carvin Shachat 14% participation Susan Charbonnet Schwartz Stephanie Karcher Newell Connie La Nasa Shannon Sr. Mary Pat Rives, RSCJ Kay Gibbons Favrot Marion Fabacher Eigenbrod Donna Smythe Walker Elise Andry Brundige Kit Carrière Stumm Elizabeth Tillman Czerniak Elizabeth Salatich Schwieren Ashley Nolan Katina Spera Rhea Naquin Gonzales Sandra Schmedtje Ellender Eve Hammett Burton Barbara Wartelle Wall Karen Killeen Daly Colleen Faherty Stephens CLASS OF 1943 Micheline Avegno VanDenburgh Elizabeth Stahel Pat Henican McIntyre Ann Carter Ensley CLASS OF 1965 Mary Beth Barker Cooney Coco Barry Watkin Odette McIntyre Hankins Debbie Mannina Verlander Jenny Young Sundell 9% participation Lydia Larose Rives Arden Allen Haag 41% participation Chachie Dupuy Lele Hebert Wood Betsy Hartson Harmon CLASS OF 1991 Patricia Saer Brown Olga Seiferth Rome Linda Jackson Haydel * Kathy Rachal Arcell Anne Higgins Foley Suzette Sonnier Killeen CLASS OF 1983 CLASS OF 1988 31% participation Cynthia Hartwell Karlin Lady Holmes Foley CLASS OF 1973 Joan Barrett Ounanian Gretchen Schonberg Breaux CLASS OF 1944 Melsy Adams Saunders Bebe Betz Babst 9% participation 37% participation Margaret Mary Falcon Mulé Jean Baldwin Bolton Anita Morrison Griffin 21% participation Beverly Himel Rafferty Lisette Bayle Dawn Jones Anuszkiewicz * Gretchen Steen Colyandro 14% participation CLASS OF 1954 Julie McEnerny Sabatos Kathleen Connolly Brown Cindy Hoskins Betty Barrett Ballay Katherine Killeen Raffray Elise Gallmann Dabezies Lisa Schully Arrington Kim Conway Jane Waguespack Molony 32% participation Vivian Schoenfeld Solares Joy Brown Clement June Bertucci Logan Denice Derbes Stefanie Faulkner Gallagher Ashley Denechaud Capra Kelley Johnson Daniel CLASS OF 1979 CLASS OF 1945 Betty Anne Lapeyre Gordon Ellen Renaud Dast Irene Briede Lutkewitte Ninette Charbonnet Eastman Darnell Osborne Scheurich Stacy Malachias Cosse Liz Daly Dannemann Diane Nalty Killeen CLASS OF 1960 24% participation 40% participation Sue Pavy Davis Anne Whited Norman Marie Higgins Evans Lisa Rice Farnsworth Leslie Copeland Dominguez Sr. Lorraine Landry, RSCJ * 19% participation Elizabeth Boh CLASS OF 1984 Winnie Kelly Delery Carol Perrin Lehr Janine Syll Simerly Chotsie Thompson Gregson Laurie Larmann Friedrichs Gigi Haydel Graffagnini Irene Ernst Mackenroth Bedley McEnerny Byers Cappy Calhoun 17% participation Evangeline Fell Hunter Sheila Bosworth Lemann Gretchen Zibilich Kane Martha Bulloch Greschner Renée Reymond Hulefeld Mary Adlyn McMahon McCarthy Mary Anne Corrier CLASS OF 1970 Lee Cutrone Harriet Booker Albery Betty Nairne McDermott Janetanne Lemarie Mears Gigi Moran Matthews Holley Haag Stacy Sins Ingram Joan Pilliod Michaelis Mary Ellis Carrere Hasseltine 43% participation Joyce Delery Liz Hadden Creel Aimée Meyers Perkins Kathleen Barrett Rockwood Mina Eagan Meric Amy Estingoy Jolly Heather Gattuso Lambert Alice Nicholls Rayer Dot Henican Heidingsfelder Betty Smith Sullivan Cathy Forst Alexis Jean Mary Berthelot Merritt Beth Talbot Dienes Lele Hainkel Hainkel Betsy Lewis Koehner Elizabeth Diaz LeBlanc CLASS OF 1946 Carol Ann Lassalle Roberts Julie LeJeune Holmes Aline Andry Walshe Leanne Montgomery Boland Althea Guste Wise Sheila Kuebel Favrot Ashley Smith Holmes Betsy Becker Laborde Jennifer Guste Leonard 25% participation Claire Ferrier Stahel Adrienne Dainko Miller * Tina Bouzon Holley Hartson Flournoy Celeste Michaelis Mikes Rachel Uhl La Nasa Christina Lomasney Yvonne Brown Collier Martha Flanders Zimmer CLASS OF 1966 Isabel Frick Brantley CLASS OF 1974 Avery Bohlke MacLean Tricia Hotard Moreau Michelle Tucei Mannino Julie Eustis Vaicius CLASS OF 1955 T.C. Larue Dwyer 48% participation Millie Kepper Brown 17% participation Maria Martinez McDougal Suzy Lewis Smith Debbie Fox McLanahan Rebecca Brown Valadié 41% participation CLASS OF 1961 Zelia Stewart Lebeau Anonymous Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ Debby Valentino Counce Michele Pollingue Reed Maria Vinas Colleen Eustis McLeod 31% participation Cynthia Church Allen Trixie Leber Averill Tricia Ramsey Hall Kim DeSonier Duckworth Vanessa Hingle Saucier Patricia Murret CLASS OF 1992 Nancy Blum Adams CLASS OF 1947 Anne Kernaghan Baron Lynn Lancaster Bailey Catherine Bisso Howard Kay Farrell Higginbotham Cindy Gallmann Soler CLASS OF 1985 Stacey Blanke Putnam 23% participation Carol Jeanne Tessier Gibson 14% participation Haydée Lafaye Ellis Kris Oser Capshaw Margaret Carrere Johnson Mary Hazard Hines Marie Babington Thomas 38% participation Nancy Finegan Walshe Catherine Anderson Anne Gregory Gonsoulin Corinne Lapeyre Barry Elizabeth Hahn Furlong Libby Remele Cummings Diane Johnston Marguerite Kern Kingsmill Caroline Favrot Trube Shannon Pierson Bland Helen Read Young Keegan Chopin Amy Bernard Harris Margaret Schneider Claiborne Susan Barringer Gaudet Nanine Simmons d’Aquin Debbie Brown Krentel Nancy Barrett Larkin Laura Michaelis Vickery Catherine Guillot Blaum Jennifer Fontenot Zurik Nina Wessel English Ninette Perrilliat Webster Yvonne Roth Gelpi Roma Ajubita Kent Cathie Baños Eustis Beth Vizard Lambert Sheldon Lykes Beth Gonsoulin Brennan Julie Brewer Habetz Joanie Walet Hartson Christie Reed Perdigao Peggy McCausland Fitzgerald Lynn Smallpage Morgan Christianne R. Madona CLASS OF 1980 Julie Favret Calhoun CLASS OF 1989 Kendall Goodier Hales CLASS OF 1948 Sr. Tita Lapeyre, RSCJ Patty Wegmann Rice Nicette Gensler Goodier Evelyn Coco Randle Deborah Smallpage Mooney 19% participation Noel Reymond Christmann 31% participation Cappy Meyer Johnson 25% participation Peggy Henican Wilson Jennifer Tujague Patty Webster Heffern Jean Derbes Ratté Ann Durant Rossi Maria Chuinard Borden Valerie Bayle Finch Markey Sarpy Aucoin Malise Lange Kearney Irene Gillen Briede Cathy Kernan Young Cathie Dyer Kinabrew Ailleen Livaudais Slocum Donna Ruello Samolyk Elizabeth Bonner Casey Missy Oufnac Forcier Niki Washington Ben Lauren Shannon Lindsay Zoe Brown CLASS OF 1956 Helen Sims Miller Qué Ochsner Smith Malise Kerrigan Dennard Michelle Loria Haefele Jeanne Marino Betbeze Shari Heartfield Marchand CLASS OF 1962 Sr. Ann Caire, RSCJ 33% participation Margot Graugnard Odom CLASS OF 1975 Mittie Miles LeCorgne Elise Charbonnet Keegan Stephanie Blanke Capella Megan Derbes McCarthy 31% participation Florence O’Connor Onstad Sylvia Seiferth Brannen Maureen O’Dwyer CLASS OF 1971 5% participation Evelyn Tranchin Liberto Ashley LeBlanc Joann Wax Collins Emelie Burns Rountree Ann Cassagne Anderson Dottie Storey Charbonnet Linda Farrell Roussel 31% participation Anne Delery Comarda Susan McClellan Colleen Canale Levy Cathy Heuer Coppedge Ashley Melius Zito Dorothy Howe Brooks CLASS OF 1949 Sarah Forsyth Donnelly Daria Smythe Swinnen Claire Martin Avegno Ina Perez-Chaumont Klein Cathleen Ryan Kathline Strayhan Malone Lorie Guarisco DeMarcay Ninette Brierre Dauwalder 14% participation Lise Kerrigan Lorber Ana Facio Kyler Martin Selser Stephanie Melancon Martin Aimée Bayle Dodds CLASS OF 1993 Diane Sustendal Labouisse CLASS OF 1976 Claire Favrot Killeen Sister Roth Morgan CLASS OF 1967 Mary Ann Farnsworth Faulkner Debbie Gibson Skrmetta Ellen Hammel Mills Elizabeth Mears Ehrensing 20% participation Ann Mahorner 27% participation Lise Steiner Wilson Helen Mashburn Penton 41% participation Yvonne Collier Gwin Nancy Kilgore Travis Stephanie Boisfontaine Schott * Lynne Charbonnet Gibbons Erica Capshaw Brooks Helen Michel Barbara Ramirez Alpaugh Abbie George Pizzo Cynthia Wegmann Babst Lynn LaBreche Hamilton Molly Heidingsfelder Silvia Emily Melville Giovingo Kristen Guarisco CLASS OF 1950 Dette Gieselman Reh Jeanne Zeringue Barham CLASS OF 1981 Donie Evans Schmidt Mimi O’Connor Fast Wendy Delery Hills Jennifer Johnson Taylor Amelia Irion Heidi Kiesling 26% participation Cricket VanBorssum Vandover Margaret Saer Beer 24% participation Bonnie Smith Talbot Karen Walk Geisert Mathilde Hoefer Suzanne Koerner Terrillion Leslie Johnson McClanahan Ileana Garcia Ledet Robin Burguières Bristow Nell Nolan Young Janis Derbes deVerges Gigi Mills Baay Stephanie Waguespack Haynes Corinne Wood Laborde Louise Tranchin Jane Gonsoulin Miller Becky Hopkins Lemann Margaret Caire CLASS OF 1957 Julie Dietz Andrée Wood Batt Lynne Johnston Howard Leslie Molony Caroline Eppling Wegmann Mimi Bass Miller Cynthia Ellington Schreiber Betty Blain Cheatham 24% participation CLASS OF 1963 Janet Daley Duval Aimée Brignac Joanne Mickal Kinney Lucy Scott Morales Cezanne Korbel Weis Sarah Sullivan Ott Allyson Dorsey Tuttle 39% participation Janice Collins Romig Ann Holmes Hartman Libby Mahorner Landis Nancy Dyer Muller Leslie Higgins Liz Klein Brown Carol Childress Daigle Anne Medo Ready Marilyn Schuster Rusovich Cynthia Jastram Perrilliat Marguerite Crow Lewis Connie Carrère Parker Martha McDermott Landrum Jeanne Simon Burvant CLASS OF 1986 CLASS OF 1994 Karen Oser Edmunds Jennie Schmidt Rovegno Jeanne Cavaroc Ryan Betsy Dozier Miller Jill Bertucci Perez JoAnne Bisso Moore Missy Farnsworth Gensler 14% participation 32% participation CLASS OF 1951 Peggy Pavy Gray Kristy Ellis Vanderbrook Courtney-Anne Sarpy Ann Magee Mulroy Ellen McQuay Ruckert * Carey Watters Navarro Elizabeth Dabezies Goodyear Cinny Johnson Anderson Alice Martin Allen 18% participation Micky Martin Morrill Jennifer Van Vrancken Frances Stall Smith Jeanie Eagan Perrilliat Beth Lowry Speck * Connie Kuebel Robin Simone Rathle Guas Ashley Stumpf Borges Alejandra Montenegro Almonte Mary Ross Richardson Berridge Nancy Dozier Murray Nicole Vaudry Webb Beth Childress Sheridan Maud Walsh Lynn Bories Smith Leslie St. Paul Jacobs Suzanne Burns Childs Meredith Gattuso Balart Lynn Festorazzi Dicharry CLASS OF 1958 Kathleen Gregory Newcomb Jackie Farnsworth Shreves * Paulette Charbonnet Ward Cathy Schmedtje Sullivan Joanie Hartson Mulkin Kelly Cowan Ellis CLASS OF 1990 Becky Dietz Bogle Mignon Ferrier Parker 27% participation Marky Read Pontius Anne Talluto Lorri James Murray Lisa Fontenot 28% participation Michelle Jacques Brown Patsy Tynes Bonner Betsy Monroe Richardson CLASS OF 1968 CLASS OF 1972 Skye Henry O’Donnell Catherine Friedrichs Sewell Erin Donelon Alford Elizabeth Ehrensing Bush Brenda Baehr Fuselier Eileen Kuebel Weber CLASS OF 1977 17% participation 33% participation Lesley Ferrara Poché Katherine Hanemann Wade Allyson Nass Brupbacher Kelley Howard Gill Gerrie Smith Gough 13% participation Patricia Connolly Arnold Susan Hemard Colton Allyson Marsiglia Burkhardt Julie Jacob Renée Richard McKenna Julie Coffin Duplantier Betsy Blouin Margie Lancaster Crowell Gionne Graetz Celebi Arie Roth Kaller
11 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 12 Sarah Poitevent Porter Mandy Frischhertz Romig Courtney Stumm Brooke Parker CLASS OF 2011 Adele Michaelis Ralston Marianna Roppolo Lauren Qualey 11% participation FACULTY, STAFF & ADMINISTRATION ANNUAL GIVING Caitlin Thomas Ravichandran Margaret Zainey Roux CLASS OF 2002 Rachel Stickney Melanie Bremermann Erin Bruce Saucier Amy Boasberg Ruggles 20% participation Margaret Tufton Caroline Dienes Charlotte Steber Shahlaei Kathleen Schmidt Brie Howard Batlle Katherine Fleming Jennifer Adams Billy Burtchaell Janice Foulks Camille Keenan Sara Moore Elizabeth Schott Lindsey Slaughter Colette Jensen Schwartz Natalie Matthews Cowan CLASS OF 2005 Leah Johnson Laura Adams Julie Campo Laurie Friedrichs Mary Kleefisch Courtney Moss Leslie Schroth Jane Rapier Spence Parish Sullivan Dorie Briede DeLucca 14% participation Chandler Moody Yvonne Adler Jenny Caro Jenny Galpin Cheryl Korbel Carrell Muller Jenny Schwab Shelley Sullivan Tynan Katy Franklin Claire Noonan Courtney Katherine Moody Megan Albritton Sibby Charbonnet Helen Gerig Sr. Lorraine Landry, RSCJ Trey Neelis Alicia Schwarzenbach Julie Prieur Varisco CLASS OF 1998 Jennifer Herzog Frosch Eugenie Grevemberg Fromherz Katharine Renton Gary Alipio Carol Ann Chatelain Kathy Giler Erin Lawless Valerie Nehrbass Christy Sevante 20% participation Jennifer Curole Greco Caroline Gray Johnson Lauren Terral CLASS OF 1995 Annie Cooper Arana Elizabeth Wade Green Lauren Wood LaRose Barbara Alpaugh Suzanne Childs John Giovengo Ashley LeBlanc Lacey Neill Megan Sharkey 36% participation Loni Vinturella Banks Elizabeth Ogden Janke Claire Leftwich CLASS OF 2012 Micki Andry Frank Coco Emily Giovingo Mittie LeCorgne Tricia Newton Meaghan Sholtis Christina Angelle Beryl Colombo Leslie Graf Melody Lee Susan Nichols Cindy Soler Suzanne Alford Kathlyn Perez Bethune Christine Weiser Lejeune Lauren Slakey Pointer 9% participation Ainslie Blanke Soline McLain Holmes Bitsy Metcalf Louise Acomb Smallpage Madison Ashley Alice Atkinson Robyn Cook Nina Green Peggy Lirette Ashley Nolan Betsy Sterkx Melissa Vergona Conner Lacey Crawford Lanier Maggie Noonan Beth Spangenberg Ellie Davis Caroline Avegno Marcie Courtney Gayle Griener Sr. Maureen Little, RSCJ Donald Oliver Bennett Straight Julie Guste Danna Meggie Tujague Lucas Whitney Ponseti Emily duQuesnay Walhood Kristin Frank Maja Bahat Molly Cowley Janice Griglack Mindy Louviere Sr. Georgeann Parizek, Sherril Taylor Mary Holtgreve Deynoodt Colleen Graham Martel Breland Deano Sternberg Laura Nance Laurie Banfell Stacy Crane Lisa Guevara Liz Manthey RSCJ Ashley Testerman Michel Varisco Gleason Megan Medo Marissa Caillouette Uhlich CLASS OF 2006 Maria Barnes Lisa Crow Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ Kitty Mattesky Peggy Parker Millie Thomas Jane Heidingsfelder Stacey Sauber Milliken 11% participation CLASS OF 2013 Marybelle Bates Elizabeth Czerniak Christine Haley Roberto Mazariegos Marcia Pastorek Colleen Tierney Ann Heslin Lindsay Ruckert Mutimer CLASS OF 2003 Mary Colleen Connick 7% participation Larissa Bauarschi Sue Daigrepont Taylor Hall Pete McCall Shannon Payne Christian Vaicius Eryn Tittle Melancon Lindsey Graugnard Schafer 52% participation Betsy Dienes Bizzy Berg Kristen Bendich Sheila David Karen Harper Allison McCammon Hannah Plummer Sewall Vallette Madeline Haydel Price Mequet Smith Werlin Elizabeth Buckley Mirais Holden Anna Marie Cahill Connie Berner Julie DesRoches Ann Hartman Kelly McGhee Melissa Provenzano Sue Westphal Betsy Poitevent Rinehart Caroline Arcell Burdo Megan Barry Kepper Katie Escousse Kris Blamphin Fran Donnelly Gene Head Jodi McWilliams Kelly Reily Nancy Wohl Judy Tujague Robert CLASS OF 1999 Katie Cook Caballero Sarah Manthey Holly Bordelon Sydney Dubbin Sue Heidel Eryn Melancon Sarah Reiss Miriam Woodrich – ¹ Adrienne Roth Salvaggio 16% participation Lillie Joyce Chastant Hailey Rouhana CLASS OF 2014 Flossie Bourg Sarah Dunn Kay Higginbotham Eva Millaun Abigail Reller Helen Young Ashley Casey Thibodeaux Jennifer Lacey Chauvin Dominique Haydel Chauvin 15% participation Julie Boyd Oliver Evans Taylor Houser Stacey Milliken Ashley Ruckert Ann Zainey Mary Toso Katie Hugg Germanese Julia Coutin CLASS OF 2007 Caroline Brinson Doretta Briede Elizabeth Fahey Giuliano Ieronimo Aileen Minihan Clare Ryan Ashley Zito Alison Mouledoux Trapani Olivia Eustis Guider Hartley Meric Crunk 19% participation Mary Nolan Brown Laura Brignac Martha Falls Katye Irwin Jessica Misuraca Erin Sabludowsky Catherine Ellington Treuting Liz Baldwin Hefler Katie Van Horn Davis Alden Adolph Mary Elizabeth Garaudy Carrie Brown Veblena Finkenberg Ingrid James Stephanie Moises Meliss Saltaformaggio Gwendolyn Perrilliat Turcotte Nicole Kloor Janz Jessica Miller Doescher Lindsey Brower Beard Madison Mikes Greg Brown Mary Fitzmorris Nicole Janz Sr. Gwen Monohan, O. Carm. Daniel Sampson Vanessa Van Vrancken Elaine de la Houssaye Meghan Petagna DeRoche Catherine DeMarr Hélène Paxton Elise Brundige Jana Fogleman Jasbir Jhita Curtis Montet Alton Savage Rachel Encalarde White Montgomery Kelly Landry DeRossette Sue Haydel Nicole Rueb Mary-Margaret Budzius Philip Forcier Brynn Johnson Lynette Moody Maria Schneider Valerie Cropper Rozman Virginia Stewart Evans Lindsey Buonagura Himel Madeline Soler CLASS OF 1996 Erin Lagarde Spooner Ashley Wood Fleming Kristen Brennan Leonard Megan Terral 18% participation Livia Eckhardt Steffee Callie Strickland Folse Lauren Levenson Kellie Scott Axelrad Marianne Haydel Walsh Lindsey Goodier Mary Matthews CLASS OF 2015 Jennifer Fulbruge Bradford Halley Holdsworth Eleanor McAuliffe 21% participation GRANDPARENTS ANNUAL GIVING Kelly Perez Dabezies CLASS OF 2000 Whitney Dolan Huete Kate Brechtel Ryan Bailey Batt Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Adams, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Willard L. Dumas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Harper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Lemann III Stephanie Carbon de la 21% participation Annie Schmidt Jeansonne Winnie Yu Elizabeth Burvant Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Ecuyer Ms. Ann H. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Hans Luetkemeier Houssaye C’Airey Parker Ashurst Sudie Sutter Joint Helen Claire Marsh Dr. and Mrs. G. Havard Albright Mr. and Mrs. Lucas H. Ehrensing Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haydel Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn V. Lunn Caroline Condon Fleiner Katherine Lagarde Bernard Amy Leefe Jones CLASS OF 2008 Elle McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Aucoin Ms. Marion F. Eigenbrod Mr. and Mrs. C. Peck Hayne Mrs. Madeleine B. Madona Emily Foley Herrin Casey Carr Brechtel Emily Leefe 18% participation Anne Elise Nicoladis Dr. and Mrs. Luis A. Balart Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Ellington, Jr. Mrs. Charles C. Healy Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mannina Katie Murphy Miles Clare Colton Louise LeGardeur Maddie Applewhite Jenna Robinson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Baldwin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Ellis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Hebért, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha A. Manning Andy Pearce Myer Sarah Stanton Craft Danielle Legeai Madeline Baay Erin Sicard Mrs. Judy L. Bauer Judge and Mrs. Frederick S. Ellis Mr. Henry J. Hefler Mr. and Mrs. Baldassare F. Mannino Emily Chopin Naquin Erin Lutkewitte Kilgore Cee Cee Toso Nix Rebeckah Blossman Hanley Simpson Ms. Carol Ann M. Beck Mrs. Mary M. Enright Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Heidingsfelder Mrs. Bette H. Marks Carissa Kerner Ramirez Ginger Spencer LaCour Regan Norton Ariane Callender Jude Sterkx Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bent Mrs. Catherine Baños Eustis Ms. Rosa Hereford Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. McCarthy Ashley Shreves Amanda Gulotta Reeves Mariel Ponseti Paciera Lisa Crow Kasia Washington Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Eustis III Mr. and Mrs. Adrian R. Higginbotham Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McIntyre Zizi Ryan Yockey Christine Jumonville Robinson Courtney Milanese Perret Courtney deVerges CLASS OF 2016 Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Brantley Dr. H. Sprague Eustis Mr. and Mrs. James F. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. James W. McWhirt Ginger Logan Smith Julie Thomas Rose Sophia Estopinal 2% participation Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon F. Brechtel, Jr. Mr. David Miller Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holtgreve, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Mears II CLASS OF 1997 Elizabeth Miner St. John Ashley Ruckert Meghan Holmes Emily Lopez Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brewer III Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Steven O. Medo, Jr. 55% participation Courtney Trufant Sutton Lizzy Stentz Ryan Adair Kingsmill Mrs. Gloria M. Brooks Mrs. Ann W. Fitzmorris Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Hymel Mr. and Mrs. Gunther R. Michaelis Erica Northcott Adams Allison Russell Waldron Margaret Adler Saik Allison Kingsmill * Associate Alumna Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks Dr. and Mrs. Terrence W. Fitzmorris Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Igoe Mr. and Mrs. Pierre V. Miller June Watkins André Mimi Demarest Sandow Kelsea Renton Roth Mr. and Mrs. David M. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. John Baine Fox Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer J. Jacobs, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Mogabgab Gaby Carmona Barnetzer CLASS OF 2001 Victoria Sheard Taylor Zimmermann Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Burns, Jr. Drs. Mary Ann and William Frable Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Jenkins Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Mumphrey Leigh Fenner Connery 28% participation Mary Poitevent Theunissen CLASS OF 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Calhoun, Jr. Mrs. Fayette P. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Johnson Mrs. Joseph C. Musso Courtney Carbon Garrett Kim Sanford Bland Ashley Tufts 13% participation Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Canale Mr. and Mrs. James J. Frischhertz Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Neilson Christy Carr Gernard Emily Adler Bode Lauren Johnson Weeks Angela Cardon Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Capshaw Mrs. Lawrence D. Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Jones Mrs. Penelople B. O’Krepki Katherine Wolf Hoag Sibby Gwin Charbonnet Courtney Cashio Wills Taylor Houser Houser Julie Wilson DiColo Caroline Counce Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Chance, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Gattuso Mr. and Mrs. Richard Juge Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver, Jr. Katye Edrington Irwin Adrienne Duncan CLASS OF 2004 Lexie Counce Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Charbonnet Mrs. Joann L. Gelé Ms. Barbara S. Kavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Payne Julie Ramelli Kollenborn Steph Graf Gamble 18% participation Casey Duplantier Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Chopin Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gonsoulin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Kavanaugh Mrs. Donna Peirce Allison Becknell Konrad Caroline Jones Godfrey Caroline Avegno Libby Geary Mrs. Ralph J. Christman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Goodier Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Keller Dr. and Mrs. H. Gunther Perdigao Kay Manthey Meg Manthey LaBumbard Marianna Barry Mary Legendre Mrs. Donald O. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grady Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Kelly, Sr. Ms. Cynthia J. Perrilliat Katherine Eagan May Amelie Eagan Larson Caroline Tomeny Bond Mary Willis Mr. and Mrs. Lynton G. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Kenter Mr. and Mrs. Louis William Peters Megan Auer Micale Alexandra Clark Layfield Laura Baños Bryan Mrs. Mary W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Guarisco Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. La Nasa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Quitzau Marley Miller Morris Celeste Laborde McNulty Melissa Cossich CLASS OF 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Courcelle Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Guider, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Courtney Blouin Moss Taylor Morgan Whitney Gagnon 7% participation Mrs. Walter G. Cowan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gundlach Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Nicole Bruno O’Blanc Molly Plummer Sarah Minge King Libby LeCorgne Mrs. Carroll C. Dabezies Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Gwin III Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lane Ms. Sylvia D. Ready Ann Chance Perez Kellen Higginbotham Ranger Caitlin Koerber Caroline Nead Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. del Corral, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Habetz Ms. Claire H. Latch Mr. and Mrs. David E. Redmann Allison Hickey Regan Christy Rowley Allison LeBlanc Kelle Ory Mrs. Patricia S. Deynoodt Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hainkel III Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Reymond, Jr. Nicole Martinez Rohling Katie LaCour Schackai Ashby Geary Navarro Molly Phayer Mr. and Mrs. James J. Donelon Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hall III Mrs. V. Price LeBlanc, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rice, Jr. Erin Meade Spence Mrs. Lucille Drackett Ms. Karen R. Handy Mr. Curtis J. Ledet Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Richoux
13 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 14 Ms. Brenda L. Robbins Ms. Katherine W. Shensky Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Toso, Jr. Mrs. Gail F. Warren Dr. Donna H. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Shirey Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Trapp Mrs. Eileen K. Weber IN MEMORY OF Mr. and Mrs. George V. Sauzer Mr. and Mrs. James D. Sights Mrs. Carolyn W. Treuting Mrs. Richard P. Wendt Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Scafidel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silva, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Terrence H. Truxillo Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wessel Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith Mr. and Mrs. Basile J. Uddo Mr. and Mrs. Russell White Frank “Del” Agnew Audley Berthaut Brennan Adèle Loker Hughs Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pasternack, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Schnieders, Jr. Ms. Charlotte M. Steber Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vaicius Mr. and Mrs. Bill H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Acomb ASH Fathers’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Dr. and Mrs. H. Gunther Perdigao Judge and Mrs. Patrick M. Schott Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Straight Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Varisco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Williamson Mrs. Marguerite L. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Joshua R. Pini Ann Davis Laibe Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Schully Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Sullivan, Jr. Mrs. Harry Verlander Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Young II Mr. Thomas K. Foutz Mr. and Mrs. Shaun B. Rafferty John W. Calhoun, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mrs. Kathy M. Screen Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tebbe Mrs. Michael Q. Walshe Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Young Mrs. Charles J. Babington Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Ms. Elizabeth Anne Boh Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Bagot, Jr. Anne Suthon Laird Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Reymond, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bailey Margaret “Patsy” Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. André L. Villeré, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Newton R. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Bush Benton Mr. and Mrs. James P. Doherty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Roberts, Jr. PARENTS OF ALUMNAE ANNUAL GIVING Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Caire Hazel Manion Mr. and Mrs. H. Bruce Shreves The Chequelin Fund Philip C. Ciaccio Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stahel Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Christmann, Jr. Ann Alsop Milici ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Steen Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Coen Mrs. Sara G. Swigart Mrs. Marguerite L. Adams and Dr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ellender, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kinabrew III Ms. Harriet H. Rouhana Dr. Keith A. Collins Dr. and Mrs. John O. Edmunds, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Connick Mr. Denis D. Villeré Mr. Thomas K. Foutz Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Ellington, Jr. Mrs. Marguerite K. Kingsmill Mr. and Mrs. John Ruckert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Zito Mr. and Mrs. George D. Keenan Dr. and Mrs. Terry G. Creel Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Richardson II Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Dr. Yvonne Adler and Mr. David Adler Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Ellis, Sr. Ms. Mary Kohlmann Dr. Donna H. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Ellington, Jr. Barbara deBen Viola Cage Robertson Mr. and Mrs. William R. Alpaugh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Escousse Mr. and Mrs. John G. Korbel Ms. Erin S. Sabludowsky Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ellis III Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Sara Ellen Molony ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Avegno Mrs. Catherine Baños Eustis Mrs. Lynn Lillian Lacroix Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Argote Ms. Nicole Woodard Mr. and Mrs. George M. Gilly Shannon deBlanc Mr. and Mrs. John E. Baay II Mrs. John J. Evans, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. La Nasa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Schmit Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly Mrs. William M. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Ana Maria Sanchez ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Bagot, Jr. Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Landis Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Schully Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hernandez Dr. Jane Leslie Molony and Mrs. Adrienne R. Salvaggio Mr. and Mrs. James M. Baldwin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fein Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight LeBlanc, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. Marie Cronvich Derbes Dr. Ronald R. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Connick Ruth V. Schmedtje Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Barham III Mr. and Mrs. Neal A. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. William R. LeCorgne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bruce Shreves Mr. and Mrs. John F. Landrum Eileen Murray ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. John Dalton Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Mr. and Mrs. William G. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Ms. Donna L. Legendre Dr. and Mrs. Harold F. Smith, Jr. Ms. Percival LeBlanc Mrs. Anne D. Comarda Mrs. John J. Evans, Jr. Ms. Gayle B. Dellinger Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Ms. Ruth H. Foley Ms. Peggy L. Lirette Mr. and Mrs. R. Fulton Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. King Logan II Mr. and Mrs. G. Bart Hall, Jr. Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ellender, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Berg Mr. and Mrs. F. Frank Fontenot Mr. and Mrs. G. King Logan II Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Soler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Ms. Eleanor T. Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Berner Mr. and Mrs. John Baine Fox Mrs. J. F. A. Lorber Dr. Suzette Sonnier and Mr. Shawn S. Killeen Sr. Elena Facio, RSCJ Mrs. Sara G. Swigart Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Frischhertz Mrs. Margaret Birtel Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lutkewitte Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stahel Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McCleskey, Jr. Ms. Ana M. Facio Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Young Nicholson & Company, PLLC Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gundlach Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Biven Mr. and Mrs. James J. Frischhertz Mrs. Irene Ernst Mackenroth Ms. Charlotte M. Steber Mr. Mark E. Peneguy Sidney L. Farrell, Sr. Harold R. Neitzschman Mr. and Mrs. William T. Blessey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Fuselier Ms. S. Ann Mahorner Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Sterkx Stephen A. Schmedtje Mr. and Mrs. Michel O. Provosty Miss Jessica Cantevespri Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. ASH Mothers’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Bourque, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Malachias Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stumm, Jr. The McSweeney Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Madeleine Nicoladis ‘84 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ellender, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon F. Brechtel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Garaudy Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mannina Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Sullivan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. André L. Villeré, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Smith III Dr. and Mrs. Terry G. Creel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Gelé Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bremermann Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Gattuso Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Talbot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thomas James H. Fast Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brewer III Mr. and Mrs. James F. Geary Mrs. Marcy Massengale Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. André L. Villeré, Jr. Philip P. Nolan Joseph McCloskey Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Briede III Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Geary Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Mattesky Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Evans Schmidt Karyl Kuebel Babst ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Briede Dr. and Mrs. William L. Geary Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Herndon J. Thomason H. Mortimer “Tim” Favrot, Jr. Ms. Laura M. Babst Owen R. Odom Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks Mrs. Gerard T. Gelpi Mr. and Mrs. John E. McAuliffe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Tompkins Mrs. Edward S. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Jean W. Poirrier Mr. and Mrs. David M. Bruce Mrs. W. S. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Toso, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril P. Geary III Mrs. Anne D. Comarda Dr. and Mrs. John G. Burvant Ms. Delphine W. Gilly Mrs. Stanley McDermott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gundlach Louis Palestina Mr. and Mrs. John J. d’Aquin, Jr. The Dana and Stephen Hansel Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Cahill III Mr. and Mrs. George M. Gilly Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Varisco Mrs. Charles J. Derbes, Jr. Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Calhoun, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gonsoulin Mr. and Mrs. Steven O. Medo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Wax Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Derbes Dr. O’Neill L. Pollingue, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Liberto Mr. and Mrs. David Campo Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Goodier Mr. and Mrs. David B. Melius Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. East Orleans Credit Union Chapter ASH Fathers’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Stafford J. Viator Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Canale Dr. and Mrs. Roger Graetz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Meric, Jr. Mrs. Richard P. Wendt LA Citizens Property Insurance Corp. ASH Mothers’ Club Mr. and Mrs. André L. Villeré, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Capshaw Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Granito Mr. and Mrs. Gunther R. Michaelis Mr. Michael W. Whalen Mr. Frederick Masset Ms. Elizabeth Anne Boh Mr. and Mrs. Sterling J. Cardon, Jr. Ms. Jan C. Gravolet Ms. Helen Michel Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Wilson Mr. Christopher Maurer Jean McNeilly Fogleman Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Drs. Betty and Michael Carey Ms. Charlotte T. Gregson Mr. and Mrs. Jacques B. Michell Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. André L. Villeré, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Charbonnet Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Guarisco Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Mikes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Wood Miss Edith Morris Frank Joseph Funck Lauren Tyler Read Ms. Nancy D. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Charbonnet Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Guenther Mr. and Mrs. Machale A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Young Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Eustis III Mrs. Timothy I. Murray Ms. Suzanne Burns Childs Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Guider, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Moody Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmermann Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Chopin Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Gwin III Mr. and Mrs. D. Digges Morgan III New Orleans Firemen’s Federal Jane Waggaman Gambel Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Christmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hainkel III Ms. Mary M. Morrill Credit Union Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Nathalie Owings Read The Pathology Laboratory Mrs. Jacqueline P. Avegno Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clay Mr. and Mrs. William H. Harris III Mr. and Mrs. André J. Mouledoux Benedette Gieselman FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mrs. Charles J. Babington Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge C. Clement, Jr. Ms. Ann H. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Muller III Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Derbes Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Reymond, Jr. Mrs. Glenny Beahm Mrs. Donald O. Collins Mrs. Maurice J. Hartson III Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Nead Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. deVerges Mrs. Sara G. Swigart Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Colton III Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hasseltine Dr. Lynne H. Neitzschman ANNUAL GIVING Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mrs. Grady Tidwell Ms. Elizabeth Anne Boh Mrs. Anne D. Comarda Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haydel Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Norman III Dr. Donald R. Toso Jane Rathe Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Brinson Mrs. Mary W. Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Heidingsfelder Mr. Larry J. Palestina Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Wegmann Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Jules A. Carville III Ms. Debra V. Counce Mr. and Mrs. Adrian R. Higginbotham Mr. and Mrs. W. Claiborne Perrilliat, Jr. Mr. Arnold F. Kaulakis Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Zito Mrs. W. W. Cowart, Jr. Mrs. Walter G. Cowan, Jr. Dr. Leslie C. Higgins and Mr. Jerry Lemann Ms. Cynthia J. Perrilliat Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kealty, Jr. Shirley Cahill Grevemberg Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Ellington, Jr. Dolly Gray Barrett Mrs. Carroll C. Dabezies Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Poché IV Mr. and Mrs. George M. Gilly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Epstein, Jr. Sr. Maureen O’Halloran, RSCJ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Ballay Mr. and Mrs. John J. d’Aquin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. F. George Prat III Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read, Jr. Mimi Blessey Heebe ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Eustis III Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. del Corral, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holtgreve, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Randon Philip Beron, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fagan Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bailey Mrs. Winifred K. Delery Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hotard Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mrs. Margaret Birtel Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Mr. and Mrs. André L. Villeré, Jr. Galatoire’s Restaurant Mrs. Charles J. Derbes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. Douglas Howard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey S. Ratté Joyce Baehr Bodet ’46 Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mrs. Laurie W. Nuell Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Guarisco Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Derbes Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Ms. Cathleen M. Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Gwin III Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. deVerges Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Ms. Madeleine Caillet Mr. Kevin M. Brown Mrs. Margaret S. Kessels Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Dienes Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ibert Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Reymond, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Saunders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stahel Mr. and Mrs. James J. Donelon Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. André L. Villeré, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Kolb Mr. and Mrs. Elisha A. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Duplantier Dr. Stella P. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John K. Roberts, Jr. Kathleen Macheca Bohn Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson G. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Lucas H. Ehrensing Mrs. Diane N. Killeen Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Young
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American Active Rehab The Stanley W. Ray, Jr. Philanthropic ASH Fathers’ Club AMGEN Foundation and Civic Trust ASH Mothers’ Club The Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Sync Stream Solutions Bentley Systems, Inc. The Azby Fund TARGET Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Boh Bank of America Matching Gifts Timothy S. Reily Family Fund The Brown Foundation Service Learning Barriere Construction Co., LLC Wells Fargo Education Matching Program Box Tops for Education Gift Program Children of Mary Sodality Chevron Matching Employee Funds Class of 1965 Coca-Cola Company Matching IN KIND GIFTS Class of 2016 Gifts Program East Orleans Credit Union Chapter Dickie Brennan & Co., LLC AND SERVICE Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. …or we are Edward G. Schlieder Educational Foundation Fluor Federal Petroleum Operations explorers Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Kelly The Elsie Gelpi Rubin Foundation Mrs. Robyn S. Cook LA Citizens Property Insurance Corp. by land, and new wonders Entergy Matching Educational Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Stuart E. DesRoches Louisiana High School Athletic Association Freeport McMoRan Copper & Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. Dufour L’Union Francaise Gold Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Gardes McDonald’s New Orleans Ad Co., Inc. reveal themselves on each day's march. GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Ranger New Orleans Firemen’s Federal Credit Union Hanover Insurance Group Foundation, Inc. Ms. Lisa K. Tanet The Pathology Laboratory – Janet Erskine Stuart IBM International Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. Walshe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier JP Morgan Chase Foundation Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Reymond, Jr. Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Ruckert, Jr. Merck & Co., Inc. Matching Gifts Shelby Leonhard Blood Drive Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Mrs. Grady Tidwell Pan American Life Insurance Co. Tulane Athletic Department Regions Matching Gift Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stafford J. Viator Suzanne Landreneau Seelig Carolyn Villeré Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bailey Mr. Denis D. Villeré IN HONOR OF Shell Oil Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Wegmann Mr. and Mrs. André L. Villeré, Jr. Jessie Connick Whelan Sr. Margaret Seitz, RSCJ Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Mother Mercedes Bourgeois, RSCJ Dr. and Mrs. Edward Foulks Mignon Constantin Wolfe ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Averill Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Allain C. Andry III Sue and Bill Finegan Phyllis Smith Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Mrs. Michael Q. Walshe Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Young Mrs. Margaret Birtel Mr. and Mrs. D.B.H. Chaffe III Mary H. Leach THE ST. PHILIPPINE DUCHESNE SOCIETY Henry H. St. Paul, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Terry G. Creel Mr. and Mrs. David E. Redmann Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. George Marion and Toby Ramsey Marvel Streckfus Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Ms. Carole Livingston Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McIntyre The listing of the St. Philippine Duchesne Ms. S. Ann Mahorner Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Ms. Nancy McDuff and Mr. David Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Adam Baer III (Pat Henican McIntyre ’53) Society recognizes those donors who Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Sara Thomason Mr. and Mrs. James Morse (Suzanne Gelpi Baer ’77) Miss Edith Morris ’88 have made a commitment to the Rosary Mr. and Mrs. Herndon J. Thomason Ms. Eileen Papazian Michael J. Rapier Mr. and Mrs. William G. Barry Drs. Lynne and Harold Neitzcheman * through a planned gift. If you have included Connell J. Vallette Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rapier (Corrine Lapeyre Barry ’47 *) Mrs. Robert E. Nims Academy of the Sacred Heart in your Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Leonhard Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Saunders, Jr. Ann and Newt Reynolds Drs. Betty and Michael Carey Mr. and Mrs. John S. Parsley estate plans or are interested in doing so, Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Mrs. Harry N. Charbonnet (Nancy Nolan Parsley ’72) please contact Helen Young, Director of Mr. and Mrs. J. Parham Werlein (Rosie Harvey Charbonnet ’37) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Powers Institutional Advancement, at 504.269.1208. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Crowell II (Judy Baehr Powers ’51) (Marjorie Lancaster Crowell ’72 *) Ms. Katherine V. Rault ’70 SCHOLARSHIP DONORS Mrs. Oliver H. Dabezies Miss Courtney-Anne Sarpy ’57 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dodenhoff Mr. and Mrs. H. Bruce Shreves * ASH Faculty (past and present) (Michelle DeRussy Dodenhoff ’81) (Jackie Farnsworth Shreves ’67) The Kimberly Marie Adams Scholarship The Shelby Ryan Leonhard Scholarship The Ana Marie Rapier Scholarship The Peggy D. Sarpy and Margaret D. Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Miss Kathleen E. Simon ’79 Mr. John J. Maceluch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Calcagno, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cummings Ramsey Scholarship (Kay Gibbons Favrot ’53) Mrs. Daniel J. Sisbarro Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Leonhard Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rapier Mr. and Mrs. G. Bart Hall, Jr. The Dr. Timothy M. Burns, Ph.D. Mr. William Gallop * (Gabrielle Huber Sisbarro ’84) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Masson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Scholarship Ms. Leslie Graf * Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stettinius Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh Ms. Nancy McDuff and Mr. David Harvey Dr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Burns The Euxenia Baccich Rathe Scholarship Mrs. William H. Hodges (Penny Oliver Stettinius ’78) Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read The Nancy Stafford Hartson Scholarship The Sharon Ellis Murray Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Brennan (Joy Nalty Hodges ’48) Mrs. Florence Coyle Treadway ’47 Dr. and Mrs. Terry G. Creel Ms. Josie McNamara Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gonsoulin Ms. Diane A. Johnston ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Harry John Trube III Ms. Holley H. Flournoy Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Vanderbrook, Jr. Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mrs. Donald I. Mackenroth (Caroline Favrot Trube ’79) Mr. and Mrs. James E. Harmon, Jr. The New Orleans Hispanic Heritage (Irene Ernst Mackenroth ’54) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Young Mrs. Holley Twyman Scholarship Mrs. Stanley McDermott, Jr. (Nell Nolan Young ’62) Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Winsberg New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation (Betty Nairne McDermott ’45)
17 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 2015-2016 18 JOIN US FOR THE 2016-2017 GIVENOLA DAY DONORS ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN Mrs. Marguerite L. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Evans Dr. Janis Lehtinen and Dr. David S. Bruce Ms. Clare Ryan Mr. Thomas K. Foutz Mrs. Catherine E. Fabre Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Lejeune Mrs. Margaret A. Saik Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Albright Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Leonhard Ms. Ann Meliss Saltaformaggio Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Alipio Mr. and Mrs. James P. Favrot Mr. and Mrs. Edo Levi Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Saunders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Andry Ms. Veblena T. Finkenberg Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Liberto Mr. and Mrs. George V. Sauzer Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Sr. Maureen Little, RSCJ Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Julio C. Arana Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Forcier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. James L. Schmit Mr. and Mrs. James B. Arnold II Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Forest Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Louviere Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Senn Miss Madison Ashley Mrs. Amee E. Foss and Mr. Zachary J. Wilson Ms. Christianne Madona Ms. Christy G. Sevante Mrs. Natasha Ashner-Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Edward Foulks Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Maher Ms. Robyn Shepherd Ms. Alice Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gallagher Mr. Edmund O. Mahony Miss Hanley M. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Aucoin, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Gambel Ms. S. Ann Mahorner Mr. and Mrs. Ron M. Singletary Miss Caroline Avegno Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Garaudy Mr. and Mrs. Cooper A. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Avegno Miss Mary Elizabeth Garaudy Mr. and Mrs. Evan P. Manolis Mr. and Mrs. Kyle A. Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Bailey Ms. Helen Schell Gerig Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Mrs. Erin L. Spooner Mr. and Mrs. Luis Etienne Balart Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gibbens Mr. and Mrs. José I. Maruri, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Sterkx Mr. and Mrs. John A. Batt, Jr. Ms. Delphine W. Gilly Dr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Sternberg Ms. Larissa L. Bauarschi Mr. John J. Giovengo, Jr. Ms. Kelly J. McGhee Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stumm, Jr. Major and Mrs. Michael J. Bendich Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy V. Gossell Mr. and Mrs. William L. McIntyre II Dr. and Mrs. Erik T. Sundell Bentley Systems, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. McLanahan Mrs. Courtney T. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Berner Ms. Leslie Graf Mr. and Mrs. David O. Melancon Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Talbot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett B. Blaum Mr. and Mrs. Kyle F. Graffagnini Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller Ms. Brooke L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James E. Boland, Jr. Ms. Jan C. Gravolet Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bremermann Greater New Orleans Foundation Mrs. Mary V. Montiel and Mr. Jose M. Dr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Tilton, Jr. Miss Melanie Bremermann Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guarisco Manstretta Mr. and Mrs. Viet V. Tran Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Brennan Mrs. Lisa T. Guevara Mr. and Mrs. William A. Moody Miss Margaret Tufton Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brewer III Mr. and Mrs. William C. Guider Mrs. Blake G. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Turner Ms. Sheryl Derbes Brown Dr. Susan H. Gunn and Mr. Joshua S. Gunn Mr. and Mrs. D. Digges Morgan III Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Uddo Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brundige, Jr. Sr. Melanie A. Guste, RSCJ Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vaicius Ms. Bedley M. Byers Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Mr. and Mrs. William C. Newell Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Vaicius Ms. Jaye A. Calhoun Dr. Kendall G. Hales and Mr. and Mrs. James K. M. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Sewall G. Vallette Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Canale Mr. S. Benjamin Hales Mrs. Anne W. Norman Ms. Maria N. Vinas Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Capshaw Ms. Christine Haley Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Ogden Dr. Terri M. Von Hoven and Mr. and Mrs. Greg A. Caro Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hasseltine Miss Kelle Ory Mr. Raphael A. Magnotta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Casey, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hefler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. O'Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan L. Waldron Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Champagne Odette C. Henican Foundation Mrs. Mariel P. Paciera Mr. and Mrs. Preston S. Walhood Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Mark Herrin Mr. Larry J. Palestina Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy J. Walpole Mr. and Mrs. Kendall H. Chauvin Ms. Ann Heslin Sr. Georgeann Parizek, RSCJ Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Wanek Mr. and Mrs. Murphy S. Christina Mr. and Mrs. Adrian R. Higginbotham Miss Brooke H. Parker Mrs. Paulette C. Ward Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Christmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mr. Charles L. Whited, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge C. Clement, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie G. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. René S. Paysse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Whitsell Mr. Francis A. Coco Miss Meghan A. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Chalin O. Perez, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Yarborough Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Colton III Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Howard Mr. and Mrs. W. Claiborne Perrilliat, Jr. Ms. Sylvia Young Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Cook Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hughs III Ms. Valerie J. Pescay Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Young Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cook Dr. and Mrs. Brett M. Hymel Mr. Michael Plemer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Zito Miss Melissa Cossich Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Hymel Mr. and Mrs. F. George Prat III Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Zollinger Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Cummings Mr. Wilmer J. Jacobs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Provenzano Miss Lee Cutrone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. James Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Puckett Your gift can make the difference between Mr. and Mrs. Olivier Dabezies Mr. and Mrs. David R. Janz Mr. and Mrs. Damian J. Randolph, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. d'Aquin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Randon a good education and a great education. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre DeGruy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Dr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Dennard Mr. and Mrs. David C. Kepper Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read, Jr. Dr. Denice Derbes Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kinabrew III Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis Ready Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Derbes Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Kling Mrs. Amanda G. Reeves Miss Caroline Dienes Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Kogos Mr. Paul E. Riviere III MAKE YOUR GIFT TODAY! Miss Elizabeth Dienes Mrs. Lynn Lillian Lacroix Miss Jenna M. Robinson Ms. Marion F. Eigenbrod Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. LaGraize Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Roemershauser Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick English Dr. Lora M. Langefels and Mrs. Nicole M. Rohling Miss Kathryn E. Escousse Dr. Christopher J. Wormuth Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Romig III ONLINE ASHROSARY.COM/GIVING Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Escousse Mr. and Mrs. William R. LeCorgne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Roussel CALL 504.269.1210 EMAIL [email protected]
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The Bridge Beth Lowry Speck, Duchesne Houston ’71 Community Outreach Coordinator A publication of the Julie Prieur Varisco ’94 Jana Fogleman Academy of the Sacred Heart Evans M. McLeod, Past Chair Education to Mission & Public Relations Sr. Melanie A. Guste, RSCJ ’70, Ex-Officio For more information, please contact us: Liz Manthey 504.891.1943 Sr. Lillian Conaghan, RSCJ, Honorary www.ashrosary.org Jeri L. Nims, Honorary Athletic Director Sarah Reiss Headmistress Interim Upper School Division Head Sr. Melanie A. Guste, RSCJ, Ph.D. ’70 Julie Boyd Chief Financial Officer Kelly McGhee Editor Middle School Division Head Caroline Avegno ’04 Laurie Larmann Friedrichs ’88 Director of Technology Philip Forcier Design Preschool & Lower School Division Head Tom Varisco Designs Kay Farrell Higginbotham ’74 Director of Facilities John Giovengo Writers Early Childhood Division Head Sr. Melanie A. Guste, RSCJ, Ph.D. ’70 Maria Schneider Rosary Alumnae Association President Niki Washington Ben ’89 Lisette Bayle ’83 Director of Curriculum, Instruction Hannagan Johnson ’04 & Professional Development Fathers’ Club President Hunter Major ’17 Veblena Finkenberg Mark Major Liz Manthey Marion D. Ramsey Director of Admission Mothers’ Club Co-Presidents Destiny Stafford ’17 Christy Sevante Laura Brooks Allie Pierson Board of Trustees Director of Institutional Advancement Neal J. Kling, Chair Helen Read Young ’88 Patrick D. Hammet, Vice-Chair Director of Alumnae Rachelle Albright, Secretary Taylor Houser Houser ’97 William R. Galloway, Treasurer Byron A. Adams, Jr. Director of Annual Giving & Special Events Michael P. Cook AnneMarie Martin Lawrence R. DeMarcay Kathleen Gibbons Favrot ’53 Director of Communications Kathleen Garaudy & Public Relations Kendall Goodier Hales ’92 Caroline Avegno ’04 Octavio Mantilla Director of Database & Development Services Laurie Weiss Nuell, Carrollton ’75 Suzanne Burns Childs ’86 Sr. Maureen O’Halloran, RSCJ, Newton Country Day ’70 Director of Marketing Machelle Payne Gary Alipio