FALL 2014 MAGAZINE

MISSION MEETS A FAST-MOVING WORLD EMMANUEL COLLEGE’S STRATEGIC PLAN

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FEATURES DEPARTMENTS

8 Mission Meets a Fast-Moving World 1 Message from the President Emmanuel’s strategic plan provides a vision for the 2 College Journal College’s future—and a road map for achieving it. 14 Alumni Report of Giving 2013-14 26 Emmanuel is pleased to recognize the generosity of the 2,373 alumni, parents and friends who made gifts to the College last year. Their philanthropic support sustained ON THE COVER: Emmanuel College’s historic the transformative impact of an Emmanuel education, Administration Building refl ected in the windows while strengthening the College’s ability to provide of the Maureen Murphy Wilkens Science Center. fi nancial aid to talented and promising students. PHOTO BY BRIAN CROWLEY.

EDITOR CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHY Emmanuel Magazine is published by the Office of Sam O’Neill WRITERS Brian Crowley Development and Alumni Relations. Please address Aine Cryts ’95 Esto Photographics all correspondence to Editor, Emmanuel Magazine, DESIGN Caitlin O’Donnell Mark Flannery 400 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115 or to Kaajal Asher Amy Stewart Tom Kates [email protected]. Carla Osberg Merrill Shea

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PRESENT IS PROLOGUE

uring Labor Day Weekend, 560 new students arrived on campus from 22 states—including Cali- fornia, Colorado, Florida, Wash- ington, Wisconsin and Texas— Dand from 11 countries spanning Asia, Europe, and Central and South America. It was a particular joy to meet gradu- ates of earlier College classes who had come to help their sons, daughters and grandchildren launch their own Emmanuel experience. Following the Family Welcome Liturgy, as I spoke with members of the Class of ’18, I imagined all they would achieve in the years ahead—an exciting prospect. Meet Emmanuel students, and thoughts turn natu- rally to the impact they will have in the future. When recruiters from EY (Ernst & Young) interviewed accounting major Taryn Medeiros ’15, they saw her promise and offered her an internship. Based on her outstanding performance, the global professional ser- vices fi rm offered her a full-time position beginning next fall. When staff at Brigham and Women’s Hospital These ongoing discussions led recently to the formu- met biology major Nick Verdini ’17, they engaged him lation of the Emmanuel College Strategic Plan 2014- in a 140-hour program that is accelerating his career 2019. Its vision for the future and fi ve strategic goals by providing him valuable on-site experience at the represent the College’s determination to capitalize on academic medical center. Taryn and Nick are just two new and emerging opportunities and to live ever more of the many Emmanuel students poised to make fully into its Catholic educational mission. The strategic distinctive contributions in a host of fi elds. plan’s fi rst goal, “Celebrate Emmanuel’s Distinctive Tomorrow’s leaders, innovators and creators are Mission and Heritage,” provides the basis and starting here, now. More are on the way; in fact, this year our point for the rest. It is this spirit of celebration that admissions team is recruiting the centennial Class of animates us as we cultivate the intellects and hearts of 2019. The potential so evident in our students is part today’s students—and as we constantly anticipate the of what prompts us to continually look at the future demands of the world they will inherit. and to ask: What’s next? What human qualities will be Advent is a season of anticipation, when students join most vital in a world increasingly driven by algorithms in traditions such as the lighting of the Christmas tree and divided by inequities? What professions will be in the Quad and the Lessons and Carols performance in thriving, and what expertise will be most in demand? the Chapel. During this special time for the College, and And what of the College itself—what must it do to for you and your family, I hope you will experience the fl ourish in a changing higher education landscape? blessings and peace of our God with us, Emmanuel. How can it maximize its capacity to open doors and Sister Janet Eisner, SND transform lives in its second century?

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RECENT GRANTS SUPPORT INITIATIVES IN RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICE

NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH | NEUROIMMUNOLOGY RESEARCH

ssociate Professors of Biology Josef Kurtz and Todd Williams recently received a three-year, $357,300 grant from the National Institutes of AHealth (NIH). The funding will support the College’s faculty- and student-run Neuroimmu- nology Research Project (NIRP). Since founding NIRP in 2005, Kurtz and Williams have teamed with Emmanuel under- graduates to investigate the interplay between the immune and central nervous systems. Their research could lead to new treatment methods for neurodegenerative and infl ammatory diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, multiple sclero- sis and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. According to Kurtz, the project’s interdisciplin- ary approach and engagement of undergraduate students may have set NIRP’s proposal apart from competing proposals. Williams added, “All of the research on this project, all of the work, happened right here at Emmanuel.” NIH GRANT RECIPIENTS: SCIENCE PROFESSORS TODD WILLIAMS AND JOSEF KURTZ.

GEORGE I. ALDEN TRUST | TECHNOLOGY NEW BALANCE FOUNDATION | URBAN FOOD PROJECT

$100,000 grant from the George I. Alden Trust he New Balance Foundation announced in of Worcester, MA, will help optimize the fl exibil- September that it will underwrite the inaugural ity and capacity of two computer classrooms. As year of Emmanuel College’s Urban Food Project. part of the overhaul, fi xed desks and mounted Based at Emmanuel’s recently opened Notre desktop A computers will be removed from the spaces. Replac- DameT Campus in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood, the ini- ing them will be movable armchairs and mobile carts contain- tiative brings Emmanuel students together with neighbors ing 40 laptops each. The College will also upgrade the wireless and local community groups with the aim of enhancing network in these classrooms to support a high density of food availability and nutrition, particularly among families devices. These improvements will propel the College’s con- who may not qualify for government assistance but are tinuing efforts to provide highly functional, connected and unable to afford the healthy food they need. The Urban collaborative learning environments for students. Food Project connects directly with the New Balance Foundation’s goal of promoting healthy lifestyles while EMMANUEL working to prevent childhood obesity. STUDENTS EMMANUEL’S NEW NOTRE DAME WORK IN “Our support for Emmanuel’s Urban Food Project is CAMPUS WILL SERVE AS THE HUB A PILOT rooted in our belief that the best community work hap- OF THE URBAN FOOD PROJECT. VERSION pens on a small scale, neighborhood by neighborhood,” OF THE said Anne Morello Davis ’69, Managing Trustee of the New Balance Foundation. “What is NEW LAPTOP also very appealing about this project is that it is being driven by college students who CLASSROOMS. have the passion and energy to make it a success and whose own lives will be transformed

by their experience.” AMY STEWART CAMPUS: DAME NOTRE KATES; TOM TECHNOLOGY: BRIAN CROWLEY; PROFESSORS: SCIENCE

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CARTIER ’16 OBSERVES PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN FINLAND

n reviewing curricula from around the world during her 2013 winter break, Molly Cartier ’16 found that Finland’s public schools consistently placed fi rst in rankings and test scores. Last May, she spent three weeks in the Nordic country to examine what makes its education system so Isuccessful. Cartier, a mathematics and secondary education major, received an Emmanuel College Travel Fellowship for Advanced Study to observe the Finnish curriculum fi rsthand. Her school visits—most notably to Sammon Lukio, an upper secondary school in Tampere—left an indelible impression. “Both students and teachers are granted more autonomy,” she noted. “As a result, the students really take responsibility for themselves.” Cartier’s research will inform her senior distinction project, which she will present in the spring.

GREEN ADDRESSES ETHICAL QUESTIONS IN THE GENOMIC ERA

f you were given access to information about your genetic makeup, including data about potential health compli- cations, how would you use it? Would you want to access it at all? Dr. Robert C. Green, a physician-scientist in the Division of Genetics and the Department of Medicine at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, and Director of the Brigham’s Genomes to People (G2P) Program, addressed these and other Ibioethical questions at Emmanuel’s Fall 2014 Wyant Lecture in October. Green discussed the implications of providing a person with a valuable piece of genetic information—for example, the presence of genes such as ApoE-e4, which carries a signifi cant risk of Alzheimer’s. He also explored ethical issues sur- rounding “incidental fi ndings”—variants discovered during sequencing for an unrelated issue that would be of medical interest to the patient—and the responsibility of medical professionals to disclose the information to the patient. The Wyant Lecture Series and endowed professorship were established by the late Louise Doherty Wyant ’63 and her husband, Dr. James Wyant, in honor of Sister Anne Cyril Delaney, SND. Sister Anne Cyril was a professor of English at Emmanuel for 26 years. A GREAT FRIEND OF EMMANUEL REMEMBERED

efore attending the funeral of former Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino on November 3, Emmanuel College President Sister Janet Eisner, SND, shared this refl ection: “Mayor Thomas M. Menino, Hon.D. ’96, will long be remembered by historians and by the people of Boston for his transformational leadership and energetic spirit. We at Emmanuel College will never forget his friendship during his Btwo decades in offi ce, or his championing of the growth of colleges and universities throughout our city. “For 20 years, I called on our Mayor for advice on every key initiative and major project at Emmanuel College. He always answered those calls. We had candid discussions, which were followed by his wise counsel and then unwav- ering support. Often our Mayor stood beside us as we celebrated new buildings and milestone events. I remember well our 2011 Commencement, during which we conferred an honorary doctoral degree on his dear spouse, Angela. The Mayor, who had received his own honorary degree from Emmanuel 15 years earlier, was clearly so proud to see her recognized for her achievements. Just moments after we heard of Mayor Menino’s death, we came together in MAYOR THOMAS MENINO the Emmanuel Chapel to remember our loved Mayor and his family at the noon Mass. His legacy lives in our hearts.”

CARTIER: BRIAN CROWLEY; GREEN: MERRILL SHEA; MENINO: CARLA OSBERG GREEN: MERRILL SHEA; MENINO: CARLA BRIAN CROWLEY; CARTIER: [ See more at emmanuel.edu/news.

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ROBINSON SPEAKS ON ABILITY AND ACHIEVEMENT

ohn Robinson, an advocate for people with disabilities,ilities, addressed students, faculty and staff at the College’sllege’s Academic Convocation in September. Robinson, a congenitalenital amputee, is Managing Partner and CEO of Our Ability,ity, an Jorganization that aims to facilitate better employment outcomescomes for those with disabilities. CAMERON MESSIER,MESSIER, A FIRST-YEAR STUDENT Assistant Professor of History FROMFROM BELCHERTOWN,BELCHERTOWN, MA,MA, HEHELPEDLPED POWPOWERER Jeffrey Fortin, a friend of THE SAINTS SOCCER PROGRAM THIS FALL. Robinson’s, introduced him and cited examples of his im- [ For news on all SaintsSaints athletics pressive physical accomplish- teams, visitvisit goecsagoecsaints.com.ints.com. ments, from playing a round of golf to biking 363 miles to

raise awareness of and funds JOHN ROBINSON, CEO OF OUR ABILITYTY for disability services in New AND AUTHOR OF THE BOOK GET OFF York State. YOUR KNEES, ADDRESSED THE COLLEGEEGE During his talk, Robinson COMMUNITY AT EMMANUEL’S 2014 ACADEMIC CONVOCATION. encouraged students to focus not on their physical attributes, but on their abilities and whatt they can offer to the world. He noted that ability only leads to achievementement through education and effort, a lesson he urged students to keepeep in mind during the 2014-15 academic year and throughout their lives.ives.

SISTERSISTER JJANETANET THRTHROWSOWS OUOUTT FIRSTFIRST PITPITCHCH AT FENWAY

mmanuel College President SHEA Sister Janet Eisner, SND, threw out the ceremonial fi rst pitch to start a Red ESox-Twins game at Fenway Park last June. Sister Janet, who has led Emmanuel for more than three decades, was honored as the nation’s longest serving woman college EMBRACING A TRADITION OF SERVICE president. Her appearance was part of Nun Day, a Fenway tradition from As part of Emmanuel’s annual New Student Day of Service in the 1960s that was revived by the September, Santana Batres ’18 and 57 other students traveled Red Sox Foundation in 2013. Nearly to Dudley Street Neighborhood Charter School, where they 300 women religious attended the game this year and watched helped teachers prepare classrooms for the new school year. In the Sox pull off a 10th-inning, 2-1 walk-off win over Minnesota. all, nearly 500 students volunteered at 10 sites throughout Boston, for a total of 1,464 hours of community service. [ View video of Sister Janet’s fi rst pitch at vimeo.com/emmanuelcollege. ROBINSON AND SISTER JANET: BRIAN CROWLEY; SERVICE AND SOCCER: MERRILL SHEA AND SOCCER: SERVICE BRIAN CROWLEY; JANET: AND SISTER ROBINSON

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A travel course to Namur and Rome invites students to explore a range of Christian spiritual traditions | BY LAURIE JOHNSTON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES

t. Julie. St. Ignatius. St. Francis. Teaching a course on the history of Christian spirituality means introducing students to a series of personalities. This past spring, my students learned about the lives and thought of these spiritual greats in the S classroom—and then walked in their footsteps as we traveled to Namur, Rome and Assisi in May. Too often we see saints as one-dimensional, living in some far- removed historical moment. Yet as my students began to understand during the course, the challenges these holy men and women faced were not so different from our own. Francis and Ignatius were both wounded warriors, who channeled what A PLAQUE AT THE SND might have been post-traumatic stress into HERITAGE CENTRE IN creating a new kind of spiritual activism. NAMUR, BELGIUM. Julie Billiart suffered from what was probably multiple sclerosis, saw a need for education reform, and encountered unsupportive eccle- siastical authorities. Ignatius helped spark LAST MAY, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR LAURIE JOHNSTON (FAR RIGHT) LED what we now call globalization, and urged his THE STUDENTS IN HER INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY fellow Jesuits to develop a contemplative COURSE ON A TRIP TO NAMUR, BELGIUM, AND TO ROME AND ASSISI. spirituality that could ground them as they DURING THEIR TIME IN NAMUR, THE STUDENTS ENGAGED WITH faced the demands of a complex, confl icted SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME AND VISITED THE RECENTLY OPENED SND HERITAGE CENTRE, WHERE THEY LEARNED MORE ABOUT ST. JULIE and rapidly changing world. BILLIART AND THE IMPACT OF THE GLOBAL WOMEN’S RELIGIOUS As we visited the “First House” of the Sisters CONGREGATION SHE ESTABLISHED IN 1804. THE GROUP WAS HOSTED of Notre Dame in Namur, the rooms where BY SISTER HONORINE YAMBA, SND (SECOND FROM LEFT), AND SISTER St. Ignatius lived in Rome, and the cross of San MARIE KELLEY, SND (SECOND FROM RIGHT). Damiano, which spoke to St. Francis in Assisi, the students began to under- stand more deeply how much history has been shaped by the spiritual expe- Learning about the history of the Christian tradition reveals how riences of these people and those who came after them. And this history is much room there is for creativity, reform, and new ways of relating not only in the past; in the Heritage Centre in Namur, on the long, engraved faith and practice, spirituality and social action. By introducing my list of every Sister of Notre Dame de Namur in the world, the students were students to the written word, as well as the lived experience of differ- delighted to fi nd quite a few names they knew. In Rome, they had a chance ent spiritual traditions within Christianity, I hope they may gain to serve alongside members of the Community of Sant’Egidio, a contem- greater insight into the connections between the interior life and the porary lay spiritual community that serves the poor around the globe. broader world.

“ When we read about Saint Julie, we learned how she balanced her “Going to the Vatican is something that I will spiritual life, mission and personal life, and was a very realistic person. always remember, and being able to see and The sisters in Namur reminded me of Saint Julie. They go to prayer listen to the pope is not something many every day, and some of them work at the Notre Dame School nearby in people can say that they have done. St. Peter’s order to fulfi ll their mission…. Meeting these sisters made me proud to Basilica was larger and more beautiful than be a part of the greater network of the Sisters of Notre Dame, as both I could have imagined. The history that was an Emmanuel student and as a member of the 1804 Society.” everywhere around me left me in awe.” –NICOLE FLUCKIGER ’15 –MEGHAN PHRIPP ’15

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SENIOR PROFILE BRIANNA WISEMAN ’15 | Relationships Matter

Connections with a faculty member and with an Emmanuel alumna lead to academic achievement and an internship at Fidelity Investments

N MOVE-IN DAY 2011, Brianna Wiseman arrived on campus in an overstuffed car. While she may have overestimated what she would need in her dorm room, the fi rst-year student from Hillsdale, NJ, had a lot going for her. She had already met Kathleen Veale ’15 during summer orientation, and she had budding friendships with Arlene Quezada ’14 and Amanda Sheehan ’13, co-captains of the dance team. Later she would make a connection that would profoundly infl uence her educational and career journey. Brianna expected to become a teacher, like many in her family. What she didn’t Oanticipate was the bond she would develop with Professor Yulia Dementieva, Chair of the Mathematics Department. Small gestures can mean a lot: Professor Dementieva’s hailing her on the Quad or in the hallway to see how her math classes are going. “It makes me feel special that she takes the time to show she really cares,” Brianna says. Brianna is grateful for the encouragement because the going wasn’t always easy. Some tough lessons were in store in her Discrete Methods class, where she learned how to work harder than she ever had before and to rely on her classmates to achieve success. “Our study group struggled together and built relation- ships in the process,” she recalls. Such persistence also helped Brianna land an internship at Fidelity Investments. As she puts it, she just kept showing up in the Emmanuel College Career Center, where she continued to Her performance made her stand out among the other interns, work on her résumé and cover letter. Margaret says. “Brianna was always looking for additional work Hard work met opportunity when Emmanuel College Trustee to do, and she was always insightful.” Margaret McKenna ’83, Executive Vice President of Relationship Margaret and her team at Fidelity were so impressed with Management at Fidelity, learned about Brianna within hours of Brianna that they hope she can return for the spring 2015 semes- requesting students’ résumés from the Career Center. ter. Meanwhile the education/math double major is spending Margaret recognized Brianna’s skill and potential and asked her the fall semester completing her student teaching assignment to join her team as an intern last summer. Brianna spent the bulk at the Pierce School in Brookline, MA. Brianna’s goal after of her internship conducting research and presenting her fi ndings graduation is to pursue a career as an actuary in retirement to the relationship management team, which works with corpo- services, though she’s not ruling out a future teaching career. —Aine Cryts ’95 rate clients regarding 401(k) accounts and workplace investing. BRIAN CROWLEY

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In his forthcoming book, Assistant History Professor Jeffrey Fortin paints a vivid portrait of Paul Cuffe, a 19th century African American who both refl ected and transcended his times

n Paul Cuffe: A Yeoman in the Atlantic World, Jeffrey Fortin His plan included spreading explores the life of the sailor, businessman and Quaker who Christianity, building mills and established America’s fi rst racially integrated school in industry, and fi nding agricultural Westport, MA. This full-length biography provides insight products that could be exported intoI the complex character of the black sea captain who advanced to America and the U.K. Cuffe social justice and shaped the abolitionist movement in both was motivated by the idea of America and Britain. The book is an extension of Fortin’s chapter in spreading decidedly American Atlantic Biographies: Individuals and Peoples in the Atlantic World values—virtue through labor and (Brill Academic Publishers, Inc., 2011), which Fortin also co-edited. Christian ways—to Africa. He was, in essence, a benevolent You began your research on Paul Cuffe while working on your imperialist who envisioned a free doctoral dissertation. What inspired you to continue that black nation in Sierra Leone research and delve deeper into this person? modeled after the U.S. Early in graduate school at the University of New Hampshire, I became interested in the plight of so-called unwanted peoples in What has been the most challenging aspect for you in telling the era of European expansion into the Atlantic world. I began to Cuffe’s story? research the formation of Indian plantations in 17th and 18th The most diffi cult part is getting it right. There is a substantial century Massachusetts—a precursor to modern-day Indian res- amount of misinformation circulating in previous studies of ervations—and realized that there were many runaway slaves Cuffe, and a lot of public myths about who he was and what he and/or free Africans living on plantations as husbands to Indian did. There have been several times where I have had to reconfi rm women. This amazed me. When I read a basic sketch of Paul the accuracy of my work. Additionally, there are certain “facts” Cuffe, I was hooked: Here was a man born from an African about Cuffe that are near and dear to his family and the local father and Indian mother along Buzzards Bay where some of communities on the South Coast of Massachusetts. Sometimes these plantations existed and he lived an extraordinary life. I these facts aren’t accurate, and when I give a public lecture it can have come to appreciate him as a complex human who suffers be diffi cult to walk the fi ne line between presenting historically pain, experiences the greatest joys, and tries to manage his fam- accurate information and not wanting to upset the audience. ily just as any of us would do today. His story needed to be shared with an audience beyond the scholars who are familiar with him. Why is Paul Cuffe relevant? His story reminds us that American history wasn’t simply black and What fueled Cuffe’s desire to become involved with transatlantic white. The past is full of men and women like Cuffe who challenged trade and colonization? the assumptions of their time and fought for what they believed to Cuffe’s commitment to social justice led him to become involved be the greater good. Cuffe wanted to improve the lives of Africans in African colonization and in abolishing slavery. In many ways, above all else, even if he didn’t always go about it in the most honor- he would fi t right in here at Emmanuel College because he saw a able way. His story reminds us to encourage those among us who large number of people being oppressed and saw an opportunity have similar dreams of improving the world and to make sure we to do something about it. As a prominent black Quaker he was apply ethical standards to those efforts. Cuffe’s name was above selected by Quaker leaders in America and England to represent reproach in his time because he was ethical, because he was fi ghting their voice in the abolitionist movement. As a successful busi- for social justice. We need to support men and women who follow nessman who was becoming quite wealthy from various mari- in Cuffe’s footsteps. I think Emmanuel College does a very good job time interests, he represented what a free black man could with this. I just wrote a letter of support for a student who wants achieve. When he looked across the Atlantic to Great Britain’s to teach English abroad to help educate local populations about colony Sierra Leone, which began as the Province of Freedom in climate change. These are the types of activities that Cuffe’s story the late 18th century, he realized that African Americans could reminds us are important—grass-roots efforts to effect change in a

BRIAN CROWLEY help build this colony into a place where free blacks could thrive. world in desperate need of improvement. —Caitlin O’Donnell

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N TODAY’S GLOBAL SOCIETY, the only constant is change. New ideas and technologies are continually shaping the evolution of professions and institutions, of the economy and the arts. In this environment, how will Emmanuel College continue to pursue its educational mission with greatest relevance and impact? Three years ago, Emmanuel College President Sister Janet Eisner, SND, invited the College community to engage in a series of informed conversations about the institution’s mission and vision and the Catholic intellectual tradition. The ideas and insights that emerged from those discussions formed the basis for the newest Emmanuel College Strategic Plan. Its vision for the future, and the fi ve strategic goals that support it, represent the College’s commitment to anticipate and meet key challenges, expectations and opportunities between now and the College’s centennial in 2019. The plan is titled “Tradition, Transformation and Trajectory.” The fi rst and last words are inspired by Emmanuel’s commitment to constantly look ahead while keeping a clear focus on mission. “When we speak of transformation,” says Sister

TOM KATES TOM Janet, “we mean not only the transformation of the College, but also our belief that education transforms student lives.”

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work on earth.” To be of optimal service to Tradition others, they believed, students must cultivate What is truth? Is there truth? What is worth wisdom, empathy and insight, and this was best wanting? How do I discern what is moral? What achieved in the context of supportive, enriching is my purpose? What can I do to advance a good relationships. and just society? Today, Emmanuel holds a unique place in OUR MISSION Questions such as these have always resounded American higher education. Rooted fi rmly in its To educate students in the hearts of women and men, especially the Catholic identity and in the charism of the Sisters in a dynamic learning young. For 2,000 years, thinkers in the Catholic of Notre Dame, the College fosters a free exchange community rooted in tradition have addressed them with seriousness of ideas in which all questions, including those the liberal arts and and integrity, spawning some of history’s most touching on faith, ethics and values, are dis- sciences and shaped important and luminous works of scholarship, cussed openly and vibrantly. On a campus known by strong ethical art and literature. Thomas Aquinas, Michelangelo for its sense of community, students connect eas- values, a commitment Buonarroti, Teresa of Avila, Blaise Pascal, John ily with each other and faculty mentors, forming to social justice and Henry Newman, Gerard Manley Hopkins and enduring relationships that enhance learning. service, the Catholic Flannery O’Connor are just a few of the lights in Ample opportunities for refl ection invite young intellectual tradition the Catholic intellectual fi rmament. men and women of all backgrounds to under- and the global mission The women who founded Emmanuel College stand their deepest selves, while a thriving of the Sisters of Notre in 1919 were outstanding exemplars of this culture of service allows them to respond to those Dame de Namur. tradition as well. Members of the Sisters of in need and to experience the joy that accompa- Notre Dame de Namur, an international religious nies the gift of oneself. congregation, these accomplished scholars and pioneers in women’s education took an exacting approach to teaching the liberal arts and sciences. Transformation Yet the pursuit of knowledge was only part of From the start of this century, Emmanuel’s story what made education, in the words of their has been one of extraordinary growth rooted in

order’s founder, St. Julie Billiart, “the greatest thoughtful, mission-based planning. PHOTOGRAPHICS ESTO

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The decision, in 2000, to admit young men at collaboration. Consistent with its core commit- the undergraduate level, paired with the College’s ment to educate the whole student, the College entrance into a unique partnership with Merck & also made considerable investments to enrich ac- Co., created the conditions for the transformation ademic programs and the vibrancy of campus life. of our enrollment, facilities and programs. Over the last fi ve years—the period covered by our previous strategic plan—Emmanuel continued to Trajectory make outstanding advances. For example: In the years leading up to its centennial celebra- tion in 2019, Emmanuel will enhance the • Emmanuel exceeded its enrollment goals, draw- strengths that have defi ned it from its founding, ing on an applicant pool that increased in both while implementing the best of recent innova- WE BELIEVE size (applications for admission rose nearly 60 tions in teaching and learning. By achieving this Inspired by the belief percent) and academic quality. integration, the College will serve as the leading of the Sisters of Notre model for how an institution can stay faithful to Dame de Namur • Despite challenging conditions in the wi der its mission while anticipating new student needs that education is the economy, Emmanuel moved boldly forward and the demands of tomorrow’s professions. greatest work on earth, with strategic initiatives including the construc- Throughout its history, Emmanuel has held we believe in the trans- tion of the Maureen Murphy Wilkens Science true to its foundational commitments: to the formative power of a Center, the renovation and restoration of the liberal arts and sciences; to a campus community rigorous learning and College’s historic Administration Building, and united by strong, face-to-face relationships; and teaching experience, an extensive renovation of the 8,500-square- to service rooted in Catholic values and spiritual- and we recognize the foot Art Department. Emmanuel also entered ity. The College remains confi dent in the enduring value of student-faculty into an innovative public-private partnership value of these traits and in the education they fos- relationships, research, with the City of Boston to develop Roberto ter. The combination of experiences Emmanuel and real-world expe- Clemente Field. The 2012-2022 Institutional offers on campus, throughout the city of Boston rience. An Emmanuel Master Plan, which outlines a strategy to and beyond has a life-shaping power that remains College education accommodate a growing student population, compelling in today’s ever-changing higher edu- challenges students to was approved by the City of Boston. Finally, cation environment. Accordingly, the College will become leaders and the College established the Notre Dame Campus honor and emphasize the advantages that have professionals who are in Roxbury to provide a living/learning always attracted, and will continue to appeal to, critical thinkers, ethical environment for students focusing on urban students of remarkable talent and promise. decision-makers and engaged members of engagement, social justice and spirituality. At the same time, Emmanuel will generate new the local community insights into how students learn best, and intro- and global society. • The College established four new majors and duce programs and technologies that advance six new academic concentrations in response to student success in the classroom and in all aspects student interests and evolving market/career of College life. In addition, investments in human opportunities. resources, physical plant and information tech- nology will enable the College to advance priori- In addition to these achievements, Emmanuel ties in enrollment, philanthropy and other critical devoted substantial resources to the appointment areas. The College will also tell its story in a way of new and talented educators and to expanded that attracts the attention, engagement and sup- opportunities for student/faculty research and port of an expanding Emmanuel community.

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Our Future Emmanuel will be widely esteemed as the college in the heart of Boston that leads the nation in combining an extraordinary liberal arts and sciences education in the Catholic intellectual tradition with a commitment to strong relationships, ethical values and service to others. Students will choose Emmanuel as the place to develop in every respect while preparing for lives of leadership, professional achievement,

global engagement and profound purpose. MARK FLANNERY

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CELEBRATE EMMANUEL’S DISTINCTIVE MISSION AND HERITAGE Emmanuel will integrate its Catholic educational mission into diverse aspects of College life, while communicating the living intellectual and spiritual 1 heritage of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur to current and prospective students, parents, INTO ACTION Emmanuel has supporters, faculty and staff. appointed multidisci- plinary teams to STRENGTHEN THE RIGOR AND REACH OF translate its strategic THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE goals into concrete Emmanuel will anticipate the demands of action plans. Already a changing world and invest in distinctive these teams have programs that educate the whole person for made substantial, 2 measurable progress life-long learning, professional achievement toward their aims, and and leadership. additional efforts are well underway. The ELEVATE EMMANUEL’S PROFILE AND REPUTATION effectiveness of the The College will assess and shape its position in strategic plan will be higher education and implement a comprehensive determined by the College’s performance enrollment strategy that results in the recruitment in categories such as 3 of highly qualifi ed students and in improved student success, retention. reputation and fi nancial resources. Emmanuel’s pursuit GALVANIZE THE WIDER EMMANUEL COMMUNITY of tangible outcomes in Emmanuel will bolster its outreach to alumni, these areas exemplifi es its commitment to parents, friends and strategic partners to engage results borne out by them in the life of the College and maximize data—and to an 4 philanthropic, volunteer and programmatic ongoing cycle of evaluation, improve- support. ment and reassess- ment of programs across the College. IMPROVE CAMPUS RESOURCES, SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES Emmanuel will manage and develop its human, fi nancial and physical resources to advance its 5 mission and critical priorities.

GOALS 1-3: TOM KATES; GOAL 4: CARLA OSBERG; GOAL 5: ESTO PHOTOGRAPHICS 5: ESTO GOAL OSBERG; 4: CARLA GOAL KATES; 1-3: TOM GOALS [ To view the Strategic Plan in its entirety, please visit emmanuel.edu/sp.

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Regional Alumni Events Emmanuel graduates make connections around the country

CAPE COD

Joining in the summer fun were Elizabeth “Betty” Strain ’50 and Helen McAlevy Williams ’56.

1958 classmates Joanne Donovan Kelly and Maureen Halpin Lalumiere turned out for the gathering, held at the New Seabury Country Club.

Karen Fosa-Salhaney ’82 and Claude Haikal Guiney ’82 were among the 100 Emmanuel graduates and guests at the Cape Cod Club’s 37th annual luncheon in Mashpee on July 24.

Barbara Quinn Grasso ’69 and Christine Marino Jane Candito Corr ’70 and Cathy Zimmerman Angellis ’72 were ’71ers Leslie Perry Blank and Marie Mancuso Cromwell (guest of Pamela Finegan ’75) connected at the all smiles. gave a toast to summer. annual luncheon “down the Cape.” CAPE COD PHOTOS BY MERRILL SHEA BY PHOTOS COD CAPE

[ For a full listing of upcoming Emmanuel events, please visit alumni.emmanuel.edu.

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Joanne DiGeronimo Migliaro ’88 (right) and her husband, Anthony Migliaro, joined Shannon Baglole ’09 at the fall event.

Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan ’76 (left) was among the speakers at a gathering of political science alumni at the College on September 19. Attendees discussed current events, Emmanuel’s political science program, and the contributions of Emmanuel graduates in politics, the law and other fi elds. Joining Marian were Emmanuel Professor of Political Science Marie Natoli and Michel Le Gendre ’14.

1976 classmates Katherine Wagner Hansen and Jean Cummiskey caught up in the Fenway Room.

Mary Beth Begley ’84, Jennifer Page ’92, Mary Beth Thomas ’84 and GOLD alumni Clara Ren ’12 and Emmanuel Professor of Political Science Lenore Martin (center) Maura Begley ’83 returned to the Emmanuel campus for the event. Simon Pilecki ’14 connected at the welcomed former students Alyson Trank ’07, Jessica Sehovich ’07, discussion and reception. Yogini Ragunathan ’08 and Janelle Polzer ’06. BOSTON PHOTOS BY CHRISTINE CROW CHRISTINE BY PHOTOS BOSTON

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Regional Alumni Events Emmanuel graduates make connections around the country

BALTIMORE Upcoming Events

For event details and information on how to register, visit alumni.emmanuel.edu/events. Or contact the alumni offi ce at [email protected]; 617-975-9400.

BOSTON • GOLD alumni (Classes of 2005-14) Wintry Mix and Mingle on Saturday, January 10, 2015, at 8:00 p.m. in the Emmanuel College Auditorium.

• Dorothy Day Lecture on Sunday, April 26, 2015, at 1:00 p.m. in the Janet M. Daley Library Lecture Hall on the Emmanuel College campus. Speaker: Liz Walker, former WBZ-TV news anchor and Baltimore-area alumni and friends came together at Camden Yards September 21 co-founder of My Sister’s Keeper, a humanitarian organization to watch the Orioles take on the Boston Red Sox—but not before stopping at the focusing on economic and educational initiatives for Sudanese Pratt Street Ale House for a pre-game reception! Around the table from left are women and girls. Reception to follow. Marie Sullivan Whiddon ’63, Rosemary Risio Wissing ’69, Rosemarie Busalacchi Buckley ’53, Paula Scott Dehetre ’79, MaryEva Candon ’72, Marya Kaluzynski • Alumni Weekend celebrating classes ending in “5” and “0,” Friday- Pickering ’68, Elizabeth “Lizzie” Donovan ’09, and Jeff Newman and his mother, Sunday, May 29-31, 2015, on the Emmanuel College campus. Alicia Mendalka Newman ’62. • Memorial Masses honoring recently deceased alumni are held in VERMONT the Emmanuel College Chapel on the third Thursday of each month at 11:45 a.m. Eleanor Miller ’70 (center) hosted a CAPE COD reception for • Cape Cod Club Christmas Party on Thursday, December 11, 2014, Vermont alumni at at noon at the Daniel Webster Inn in Sandwich. her home in South Burlington in • The Cape Cod Club holds luncheons at the Hyannis Yacht Club September. Cecile on the second Thursday of each month at noon. Betit ’65 (left) and Carol Hinchey ’73 NAPLES, FL were among the • St. Patrick’s Day celebration at the Inn on Fifth on Saturday, March 14, attendees. 2015. Brunch at 10:00 a.m., parade viewing at 11:15 a.m.

NEW YORK CITY • Saints women’s basketball team vs. NYU at the Coles Sports Center on Saturday, December 6, 2014, at 6:00 p.m. Pre-game reception with Coach Andy Yosinoff from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at White Oak Tavern, 21 Waverly Place.

• Behind the Scenes at the Metropolitan Opera on Sunday, April 12, 2015. Brunch at 11:00 a.m. at PJ Clarke’s; tour from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. at the Met (limited to 30).

RHODE ISLAND • Rhode Island Christmas Brunch on Sunday, December 7, 2014, at 11:00 a.m. at Eleven Forty Nine Restaurant in Warwick.

• Memorial Mass for Rose Merenda ’44 on Sunday, December 28, 2014, at 9:00 a.m. at St. Gregory the Great Church in Warwick. Maureen Joyce ’81 and Alice Driscoll Gately ’70 enjoyed the good conversation Refreshments to follow in the Parish Hall. and company.

[ For a full listing of upcoming Emmanuel events, please visit alumni.emmanuel.edu.

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An accomplished writer and performer, Anastasia Kirby Lundquist has published an account of the lifeline that connected Americans to front-line troops during World War II.

T HAS BEEN a milestone year for Anastasia Kirby Lundquist ’35. In July, after more than a decade of research and writing, she pub- lished her latest book. And oh yes, she marked her 100th birthday. Out for Blood is a 390-page account of a fascinating yet over- looked dimension of America’s “home front” during World War II: the donation of more than a million pints of blood to help save the lives of those wounded in operations in Europe, North Africa and the Pacifi c. The idea for the book came to Anastasia and her late husband, Henry, after they read Tom Brokaw’s 1998 volume, IThe Greatest Generation. “We were amazed,” she says, “to fi nd that there was no discussion of the greatest gift of that genera- tion to the Armed Forces—their blood. So we decided that we’d do something about it.” It was a topic they knew something about. As Assistant Director of the Red Cross Blood Donor Center of Boston during the war years, Anastasia raised public awareness of the military’s need for blood and plasma. To rally donations, she worked alongside Henry—then radio offi cer of the public rela- tions offi ce of the First Naval District—to create and produce a ANASTASIA KIRBY LUNDQUIST WILL SOON TURN TO HER NEXT PROJECT, A NOVEL. weekly radio broadcast called “Life to the Front.” Anastasia SHE ALSO PLANS TO ATTEND HER 80TH REUNION IN MAY. “ONE OF EMMANUEL’S often conducted on-air interviews with combat veterans who GREATEST BENEFITS FOR ME HAS BEEN THE LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS THAT I HAVE ESTABLISHED FROM 1931 ON,” SHE SAYS. testifi ed to the effect of blood supplies, or their lack, in some of the most grueling engagements of the war. Out for Blood includes several of these vivid fi rsthand accounts. Nativities that she has collected from around the world have After Henry’s death in 2003, Anastasia advanced the book often graced the Emmanuel campus at Christmastime. For project on her own. Since its release, praise has come from many years she hosted a Class of 1935 mass and luncheon at many qua rters, from retired naval offi cers to Emmanuel grad- her home in Auburndale, MA. And in 2000 she authored uates. A friend from the Class of 1947, Elisabeth M. “Betty” The Chapel Speaks, a comprehensive study of the history and O’Hearn—one of several alumni on hand for Anastasia’s 100th architecture of a space beloved by generations of alumni. For birthday celebration in August—called her to report that the her myriad contributions, she received Emmanuel’s Lifetime gripping narrative had kept her turning pages until 4:00 a.m. Achievement Award for Outstanding Alumni Support in 2004 The book is the latest expression of Anastasia’s lifelong love and an honorary doctorate in humane letters the following year. of language and story. At Emmanuel she majored in English Anastasia’s connection to the College reaches as far back as and served as president of the Dramatic Society. Shortly the 1920s, when she visited her cousin, Sister Helen Madeleine after graduation she wrote a children’s book, The Dream of Ingraham, SND, Emmanuel’s founder and fi rst dean. She still Christmas Eve, which continues to be sought by new genera- remembers stepping her feet onto the Administration Building’s tions of parents. Before and after the war, she led a ground- solid tile fl oor. “Emmanuel was founded on that solidness, and breaking career, writing extensively for print, radio and televi- I think it still is maintained,” she says. “My hope for the College sion, and even performing a collection of character sketches in would be that there will always be that strength of Emmanuel, her own one-woman show. God with us.” —Sam O’Neill In the 80 years since her graduation, Anastasia has continued

BRIAN CROWLEY to generously offer her talents to the Emmanuel community. Out for Blood is available for purchase at amazon.com.

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Barbara Wogan Fenway campus and by CLASS NOTES Gallagher’s granddaugh- the new Notre Dame ter, Amanda Wogan Campus in Boston’s Gallagher, recently toured Roxbury neighborhood. Emmanuel and loved it. A strong ’59 connection is any thanks to all who submitted class notes! We look forward to Barbara hopes to continue Ann Giberti Carriere’s the family’s Emmanuel piano, which was donated publishing more updates in the magazine’s spring issue. To share legacy. She and her by her husband and is in your news, send an e-mail to [email protected], call the husband, Terence, had the Notre Dame Campus alumni offi ce at 617-975-9400, or post an update on Emmanuel’s surgery this year so chapel. Msecure website, alumni.emmanuel.edu. they’re lying low. The couple has been retired 15 years. 1960 1947 Grammer, is the recipient Joan Glidden McGrath is of the St. Paul’s Choir 1957 eager to work on planning Priscilla Plummer Gaison In September, Martha School’s (Cambridge, MA) activities for her 55th is well and happy and Leonard Trask started her 1958 Distinguished Alumnus Author Camille Minichino, class reunion; e-mail her walking every day, plus 17th year volunteering Award. Her grandson, who has published more at [email protected] going to morning mass. with fi rst-grade students Thomas Pacicco, gradu- than 20 novels and many to help out. She’s recently home from at the Martha Jones ated from New York short stories and nonfi c- a trip to Las Vegas, NV, School, just around the Medical College in June, tion articles, has signed A retired Spanish teacher, where she didn’t win corner from her home in and was inducted into a three-book deal with Carol Delaney Looney anything (she never Westwood, MA. Martha Alpha Omega Alpha, the Penguin for a new Roden has been traveling does!). Priscilla is blessed relishes being with the medical honor society. mystery series. Visit the globe, recently adding to live in a comfortable children and helping their Priscilla feels “very www.minichino.com 83 countries to the list. condo, with a duck pond teacher. in back and a view of the blessed” by her family’s for more. As vice president of Ko’olau Mountains on accomplishments. membership in the the Hawaiian island of American Association of Oahu. She’s looking 1959 University Women in forward to a Christmas 1956 Phyllis McManus Hayes various branches for the dinner with family in reports that a small but past 40 years, Carol has LAST APRIL, CATHERINE DAYLOR GRANGER (THIRD FROM LEFT) Rhode Island and asks spirited group attended had many opportunities WAS HONORED FOR HER SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY AND that God bless us all. the 55th class reunion in for educational growth. CONTINUED LEADERSHIP ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF RIDDLE June. All were impressed She recently became a HOSPITAL IN MEDIA, PA. HER HUSBAND, JOE (RIGHT), AND HER SON by the signifi cant changes Bronze Life Master in J.F. AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW BARBARA WERE ALSO IN ATTENDANCE and additions to the bridge, and looks forward 1951 AT THE HOSPITAL’S ANNUAL AWARDS GALA. to living vicariously In January, Rita Colantu- through her four children ono Gaudin moved into and 12 grandchildren. Fox Manor, an indepen- dent living facility at Lourdes Senior Commu- nity in Waterford Town- 1961 Widowed in 1993, ship, MI. While there, Cornelia McHugh Rita met Miriam Fellows Doherty remarried in Best ’41, who has lived at 2002. She now lives full Fox Manor for 11 years. time on Cape Cod. Thrilled to have met an Cornelia has six grown Emmanuel alumna, children and 17 grandchil- Rita considers it quite a dren. She reports that, coincidence that two together, she and her New Englanders—both husband have 26 grand- Emmanuel graduates— children. Describing their would fi nd themselves lives as “busy, rich and living not only in Michigan, full,” Cornelia notes that but at the same facility. all six of her children have undergraduate and graduate degrees—and 1953 one is a physician at A very proud Virginia Boston Children’s Grammer announces that Hospital. She looks back her son, Christopher on her Emmanuel

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_14-25_BOB.indd 18 11/14/14 1:27 PM 1956 AND 1957 MEMORIAL MASS AND LUNCHEON MEMBERS OF THE CLASSES OF 1956 AND 1957 GATHERED FOR A MEMORIAL MASS IN THE EMMANUEL COLLEGE CHAPEL ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, FOLLOWED BY A LUNCHEON.

1956: FRONT ROW: BETTY ANDREWS HART, NOREEN DIMOND, MARIETTA MARCHITELLI, 1957: FRONT ROW: RITA HURLEY FAHEY, MARY LOU MAHONEY HEGARTY, ANN MCMORROW NANCY BREEN LAWTON AND JOAN MAILLOUX PAILLE. BRUNO, MARY FRAN SULLIVAN SWEENEY AND DORY WIRTZ LOUDEN. BACK ROW: BERNADETTE CANNIFF, HELEN MCALEVY WILLIAMS, GRACE NUTTALL ROONEY, BACK ROW: MARIE MURPHY CLAUSEN-CORCORAN, IRMA CROCETTI CARTER, ANNE ANNE MARIE CUSSEN, ELEANOR SURPRENANT MORISSEAU, RUTH HESSION MURPHY, O’CONNOR, MARGARET KELLEY LYNCH, MARY TALLENT POWERS, JACQUELINE TAYLOR GERALDINE LAMBERT MOLLOY AND SUE MCNULTY TIBBETTS. SMITH AND MARY DWYER CAREY.

education as guiding her 1962 1964 1965 to Trinidad & Tobago. God to impart on her children a In October, Judith Mazza Sr. Sandra M. Napier, Ann Marie Hilton willing, she hopes to visit love of knowledge and a Brown returned to SND, sends a “huge thank Roubachewsky is still Emmanuel as part of her desire for further Naples, FL, where you” to the Emmanuel working part time at the 50th wedding anniversary education. she continues in the staff and everyone Department of State, after celebration. She sends Champions for Learning responsible for her class’s years in the Middle East particular love to her Anita Giardullo Massie Program by mentoring a wonderful 50th reunion and Eastern Europe. She Junior/Senior sister Carol keeps up with a handful of senior-year student at the celebration. She begins still enjoys good coffee, Glowacki Wasilewski ’63 the members of her nearby Golden Gate High the next phase of her strong tea, leisure and and any alumnae from graduating class. They School. The focus of this “post-retirement” career travel; and she still loves 1961 to 1965. meet for lunch a few program is to provide in the role of “substitute the Fenway and times a year. Anita sends college scholarships for principal” for one year. Massachusetts. her love to all! low-income candidates “God’s plans are not 1966 who possess outstanding always the same as mine!” In August, Kathleen A business researcher and A newspaper and online scholarship and character. she writes. Dunphy Skala retired photo-on-fabric artist, event columnist, Hilda from her position as Jacqueline M. Lynch has Iglesias Morrill edits and Eileen Barry Banta is Mary Mason Kolesar says director of human published a guide to a publishes www.boston- president of the California “thank you” to all who resources at Polartec, previously undocumented gardens.com, which Retired Teachers Associa- organized, provided art- LLC. She’s looking part of Marblehead, MA, provides news and tion (CalRTA) Division work, attended, sent good forward to spending time where she lives. In observations about local 19. The 50,000-member thoughts or participated with her husband, Tim, addition, she’s traveling horticultural events. She association’s core purpose in any way in her 50th and enjoying their favorite throughout the United has been featured in is to enhance and protect reunion, which she North Shore (Massachu- Arab Emirates and Oman various media outlets. the benefi ts of all retired describes as a wonderful setts) destinations! this fall. With the help of her Californian educators. event! God willing, she 11-year-old grandson, can’t wait to see what her Pamela Price Punch Barbara M. Kuzdzol can’t Hilda hopes to get more 55th reunion and the describes her four years at believe that planning for involved in social media. 100th anniversary of Emmanuel as “beautiful her 50th reunion is Alas, he tells her, “You’re Emmanuel’s founding and memorable.” After coming up. Retired, so slow, Grammie!” will be like in 2019! graduation, she returned Barbara spends her time

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CLASS NOTES Hall of Fame for her contributions to Title IX in the sport of triathlon. Janit has been a mentor to women in their 50s and as a musician in a Lac, an assisted-living 60s. She has coached, professional marching facility in Worcester, MA. guided and mentored band, serves on the Board Sr. Barbara regularly visits many hundreds of women of Directors of Scholar- her sisters at Notre Dame for many triathlons. ship America, Inc., travels du Lac and Notre Dame Because of this legacy, to Poland, is learning to Long Term Care. If you Janit was awarded USA speak Polish, and runs have family there, please Triathlon’s fi rst annual and works out regularly. e-mail Sr. Barbara at “Spirit Award.” Janit has [email protected]. 1966 competed in more than Jacqueline Noel IN JULY, MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF ’66 AND THEIR SPOUSES GATHERED 1,000 triathlons/duath- Palmenberg continues Melvina Najamy AT THE HOME OF DEBBIE TROMBLY MCCABE AND HER HUSBAND, JOHN, lons, and holds rankings her fundraising career, Strijdonk and Kathy IN DENNIS, MA. THE OCCASION WAS A COMBINED BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION usually in the Top 10 or which spans more than Dolan McIntyre ’68 met FOR ALL TURNING “69+1” DURING 2014. DECORATIONS REFLECTED THE 20 in her age group of three decades—in fact, at a Jazzercise class in Oro CLASSMATES’ YEARS AT EMMANUEL AND INCLUDED EACH ALUMNA’S 65 to 69. She’s looking she can’t imagine retiring. Valley, AZ. Melvina and YEARBOOK PHOTO. FRONT ROW: MARGARET MARY HARKNESS SOLTIS, forward to “aging up” to A certifi ed fundraising Kathy had been exercising COLLETTE LEBLANC ANDERSON, KATHY DONOVAN DEFEO, DEBBIE age 70 next year! executive, Jacqueline next to each other for six TROMBLY MCCABE, BETH CONNOR MORSE AND LIZ DONNELLY DICKSON. credits her psychology months before they BACK ROW: BRUCE SOLTIS, JOHN ANDERSON, JOHN DEFEO, JOHN MCCABE, major and sociology realized their Emmanuel WALTER MORSE AND JIM DICKSON. 1968 minor at Emmanuel with connection! Cameron Shea Burton preparing her for securing recently retired as a tens of millions of dollars Victoria Kowilcik Cooper Lehrhaus Judaica in San His Muse: Painting Love reading recovery specialist for health and human was the project manager Francisco, CA, and is and Loss (Rowman & at Arlington County (VA) service causes. Jacqueline and editor of a book based accompanied by essays Littlefi eld). The book Public Schools, and is will celebrate 45 years on a diary by then-14-year- and photos about these discusses Sargent’s putting her skills to use by of marriage with her old Rywka Lipszyc; Rywka years in Poland. Harper- relationship with his reading to two delightful husband, Roger, in 2015. was liberated by Russia’s Collins and other publish- favorite niece and the grandchildren. They have a son and Red Army in 1945. Her ers in Europe will be impact of her tragic death daughter, and six diary, which traces her life publishing the book in in World War I on his art, In April, Marya Kaluzynski grandchildren—both of from 1943 to 1944—and many languages for especially on the end of Pickering kicked off a new their children had twins! includes time spent in the larger distribution. Visit his mural cycle at the career adventure by Lodz Ghetto—was found www.jfcs.org for more Boston Public Library. joining Vertical Jobs, Inc., at Auschwitz, Poland. information. Visit www.corsanoandwil- as vice president of 1967 The diary has fi nally liman.org for updates business development. Recently retired from a been authenticated and Karen A. Corsano about the couple’s work. Marya reports that getting career as a teacher and published by Jewish and her husband, Dan this new role is proof of curriculum coordinator at Family and Children’s Williman, recently Janit P. Romayko was the power of the “old girl” international schools, Services Holocaust Center co-wrote a book called recently inducted into the network; she met Anne Joyce Krysiak Meyer has in partnership with John Singer Sargent and Manchester, CT, Sports Crossman, the company’s lived and worked in president and a Catholic Pakistan, Thailand, University alumna, China, Ukraine, Burkina through a professional Faso, Tunisia and Zambia. SEND US YOUR NEWS women’s group in She recently returned to Northern Virginia. Nashua, NH, and is enjoying nearby family and friends. Her priority Contributing a class note Share your news by: Emmanuel Magazine 1969 is to travel for pleasure to • E-mail: [email protected] Mary Connolly Leekley’s with her husband as often is a great way to stay family is celebrating the • Phone: 617-975-9400 as she can. engaged with your fellow arrival of their second graduates and inspire the • Web: Post a real-time update on Emmanuel’s grandchild, Evelyn Grace Sr. Barbara-Jean Kubik, Emmanuel community. password-protected website, alumni.emmanuel.edu Leekley; Evelyn joins her SND, recently met Ora big brother, Jason Mathurin Aselton and her Thomas. Mary and her family at Notre Dame du WE HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU! husband, Ed, are enjoying

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_14-25_BOB.indd 20 11/14/14 1:27 PM being grandparents, and at Rye Elementary School health specialist for of the year on Cape Cod, 1972 savoring retired life. If in Rye, NH, for 40 years. medical evacuation and where she and her Donna M. Malvey’s Carolann Doherty Brown She, her husband, Bob, nurse case management. husband are experiencing second major book, sees this note, Mary and their dog, Caleb, In May, she went on the the joy of visiting their mHealth: Transforming would like to return to her enjoy the summer months Mosaic of Peace Pilgrim- two school-age Healthcare (Springer), the Raggedy Ann pictures in Chester, NH, and the age to Israel and Palestine grandchildren. was recently released. that her mother made for winter months in The with Presbyterian Church Her fi rst book, The Retail Carolann’s children. Villages, Florida. USA. Lorraine lives part After a career in the U.S. Revolution in Healthcare intelligence community, (Praeger 2010), looked at Katherine Olberg Phyllis A. Conlon says Karen M. MacIsaac has the emergence of retail Sternbach is living in that she always enjoys retired to Tucson, AZ. SEVERAL MEMBERS OF THE medicine and clinics, Foster City, CA, with connecting with friends. including those offered by her husband, Lenny. If you’re on Facebook, CLASS OF ’71 (PLUS ONE FROM Marie Abbas Callahan ’72) RECENTLY GATHERED IN Walmart, Target, CVS and She recently merged her Phyllis asks that you “like” recently returned to Walgreens. consulting practice to the Emmanuel Alumni NEW YORK CITY. THEIR Charlottesville, VA, after become a partner in page. Incredibly proud of ACTIVITIES INCLUDED A WALK retiring from her special ON THE HIGH LINE, A In June, Carnel Hoover TriWest Group, a human the direction Emmanuel education position at Dickens published her services consulting fi rm. has taken, Phyllis is 1.45-MILE-LONG LINEAR PARK Conard High School in BUILT ON A SECTION OF THE fi rst children’s book, I Katherine reports that looking forward to the West Hartford, CT. Marie Found God (LifeRich), she loves California Class of ’70’s upcoming DISUSED NEW YORK CENTRAL pursued a master’s degree RAILROAD. PICTURED ARE under the pen name and doesn’t get back reunion. at the University of Ann Hoover. to Boston as often as KATHERINE O’BRIEN, Virginia, where she met she’d like. She sends MARTHA RING DAILEY, her husband, John. Marie IRENE KEARNS-BUTTENDORF, A full-time senior lecturer her best regards to all! 1971 and her husband are at John Hopkins Univer- Lorraine Lynch Nagy KATHLEEN LYNCH GAFFNEY enjoying reconnecting ’72, LORRAINE RALEIGH, sity’s Carey Business recently retired after 32 with old friends, hiking in School, Louise L. 1970 years at the World Bank JANET HUFNAGEL MURI, Shenandoah National JOANNE MCDONALD OWENS, Schiavone teaches Kathleen Toomey Cole is in Washington, where she Park and being closer to business communication beginning her fi fth year of was an occupational CHRISTINE LUCKACH GARCIA their two granddaughters. AND CECELIA CRITCHLEY OLER. and leadership ethics. retirement after teaching health analyst and fi eld She’s also a journalist and anchor at NPR.

1973 A psychotherapist with Kaiser Permanente, Martha Bobinski Rapp, LCSW, has been married to John Rapp for almost 29 great years. The couple have two grown children: Stasia, who is married to Jonathan Kodadek, and John Henry, who graduated from Virginia Tech in May with a degree in mechanical engineer- ing and a minor in leadership.

After 37 years, Catherine M. Clancy retired from the Boston Public Library this summer. She had been manager of the Roslindale Branch for the last seven years. She spent the summer traveling and reconnecting with family and friends, and hopes to

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CLASS NOTES Association and a France this summer, as 1984 Governing Board member well as spending time Judith Farrell Perez-Rivas of the American Associa- in Florida and sailing started as a member of tion of School Adminis- the coast of Maine. She the Class of ’78. After two trators. Katherine is lives in Newburyport, do more of the same in adjunct professor of years, she transferred to completing a three-year MA, and lost Bob, her Peter Bent Brigham the future—including French at Bryant Univer- term as the RI representa- beloved husband of seeing more of her sity in Smithfi eld, RI. Hospital, which merged tive to the New England 33 years, last year. with two other hospitals Emmanuel classmates. Linda describes both School Development positions as “engaging into Brigham & Women Council; she had been the Hospital in 1980. Since Jean MacDonald and quite rewarding.” organization’s RI Superin- 1979 Holtman made a great After the unexpected loss her heart was always a tendent of the Year in Roberta Gately has part of Emmanuel, Judith career move from Boston of her husband almost 2011. published two novels, to New Orleans fi ve years three years ago, Linda returned to the College Lipstick in Afghanistan and graduated in 1984. ago. Her husband, Greg, lives in the couple’s home and The Bracelet is retired, and the couple’s in North Attleboro, MA. Married and with two 1976 (Simon and Shuster). wonderful adult children, three children followed Her two daughters are Kathleen Roake Raywood To learn more, visit them to the Crescent City. quite artistic. Judith lives in Fort presented at the 2014 www.robertagately.com. Lauderdale, FL, and has Jean works in human Massachusetts Associa- resources, a career she has Sharon E. Rabbitt reports worked for the Veterans tion of Teachers of Administration for 20 pursued for more than that, in early August, she Speakers of Other 1982 25 years. She tries to get and classmates Eileen years. She returned to Languages conference in Donna M. Johnson loves Emmanuel for a reunion a back to the Boston area at Aherne Muller, Lorraine Framingham, MA, in her job at MIT, where she least once a year. Jean Hucksam Hooker, few years ago and felt a May. The presentation, has worked since January wonderful warm welcome would love to connect Melissa Campbell Riley “Effective Ways to Teach 2010. She’s a research with any Emmanuel and Debra Diffi n Fox met from the young men and Vocabulary to English support associate at the women on campus. alumni in the New at Eileen’s summer home Language Learners,” was Institute for Soldier Orleans area. in New Seabury in the result of an action Nanotechnologies. In her Mashpee, MA, for a research study that Kathy spare time, Donna enjoys wonderful four days. 1985 conducted for one of her painting and traveling. Gina M. Daniels recently 1974 Unfortunately, the fi ve graduate school classes. After having a wild and couldn’t be joined by graduated with a BS in wonderful time at her Jeanne Bresnahan psychology and is now a Ann Bergin Hall is 1983 life insurance and 40th reunion in May, Yglesias, who had just starting her ninth year as Mary Ellen Reilly Zung Kathleen M. Kerns been blessed with a investments professional. the lead psychologist in became a certifi ed holistic She describes this as a landed her dream job granddaughter, Madeline the Lawrence (MA) Public health and nutrition as a full-time pastoral Michaud. rewarding career because Schools. She is also coach, after graduating she works with individu- assistant at her home starting her third year as from the Institute for parish in Martinsburg, Katherine Dolan Sipala als who ultimately make a lecturer in the graduate Integrative Nutrition in their own decisions about WV. She will spearhead is beginning her ninth School Psychology New York. Living in several new projects over school year as superinten- what will best meet their program at Tufts Univer- Boonton, NJ, Mary Ellen needs. the next couple of years dent of schools in sity and her seventh year is married to John, and for the parish in the areas Narragansett, RI. She’s as a Tufts school psychol- her son Davis is a of faith formation and also president of the ogy fi eld supervisor. Ann sophomore in high school. discipleship, and is very Rhode Island School 1986 still fi nds time to travel, Jean Tracy Masterson excited about this new Superintendents having visited Iceland and opportunity in her life. and her husband, Stephen, recently attended the graduation of their second son, 1975 WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE REDESIGNED EMMANUEL MAGAZINE? Linda Ferrera Ausiello is Christopher, from thrilled that she just Harvard College. Their started her 38th year of oldest son, Daniel, teaching. In addition to graduated in 2012. Their We recently gave the magazine a new look, and would value your feedback. daughter Victoria just her position as depart- Which design elements do you like, which ones…not so much? Please weigh ment chair of the World completed her fi rst year at Language Department at in on content, too: what types of stories would you like to see more or less Emmanuel and was Bishop Feehan High of? Send your comments to [email protected]. named to the Dean’s List both semesters. Their School in Attleboro, MA, Thank you for your input! she’s now a part-time second daughter com- pleted her sophomore

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_14-25_BOB.indd 22 11/14/14 1:27 PM year at Ursuline Academy and their youngest son, 2003 Joseph, completed eighth grade at Catholic JANINE TING JANSEN ’03, HER Memorial. HUSBAND, BRENT, AND SON NEAL RECENTLY WELCOMED A NEW ADDITION TO THEIR 1987 FAMILY, NOELLE. Lisa Majeski Pedersen was recently hired as an assistant professor of 2012 to help a variety of clinical dentistry at the nonprofi t organizations University of Southern with their fundraising California’s Herman efforts. Sarah and her Ostrow School of Den- husband, Corey, enjoy tistry in Los Angeles, CA. participating actively in their downtown Lynn, Gemma Amero Flavin is MA, community. a long-term substitute art teacher at the Landmark June Sampson Peterson, Elementary and Middle who won the Clara Barton School in Manchester by Award for her volunteer the Sea, MA, and she’s work in the area of loving every minute of it. domestic violence, tenure-track faculty December. All three were graduated from Regis Jacquelyn Buck Kelley is 1996 College with a master’s in Nicole Burston-Lowery position teaching welcomed home by the publisher of Buzz nursing, after which she married John Lowery, an psychology at South Luke’s four-year-old Around.info, an e-mail became a board-certifi ed animal research techni- Plains College in Level- sister, Megan, and his newsletter. She’s entering adult and critical-care cian at Boston University land, TX, in the behav- 20-month-old brother, her second year at nurse specialist. Currently Medical School, in June. ioral sciences department. Nathan. Andover Newton teaching at UMass Nicole is a hematology lab Seminary, where she’s Boston, June was named supervisor at Harvard Sarah Consentino working on her master’s this year the Part-Time Vanguard Medical 2001 Jackson, building on in theology. Faculty Champion, an Associates. Kelly M. MacDonald more than a decade of Alley and her husband, experience in nonprofi t honor bestowed on the faculty member who Maura M. Bradley Christopher, welcomed fundraising, established 1989 mentors, educates and married Souleymane their son, Luke David, last Sarah J Consulting in Joanne Neri McKenna’s communicates with the Gnanou in October 2013; fi rst book, Letters to part-time nursing faculty. Priests: An Inspirational the couple recently built a Journey of Faith (Tate), is home in Salem, NH. a tribute to priests and a Maura is an administrator plea to pray for all those in the Lawrence (MA) who love and serve. “Keep Public Schools. 2004 praying,” she writes. BHARTIBEN ISHWARLAL PATEL ’04 MARRIED HER MEDICAL 1998 SCHOOL CLASSMATE, VIPUL 1995 Living in Cedar Key, FL, PATEL, IN A BEAUTIFUL HINDU Henry W. Seemore John P. Caddigan is an CEREMONY AT THE WHITE (“Hank”), who earned an IT architect with United CLIFFS IN NORTHBOROUGH, MA. MBA from MIT’s Sloan Health Group. BHARTIBEN IS A RESIDENT School of Management, is PHYSICIAN IN PSYCHIATRY AT the head of Partners DUKE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, Healthcare’s Investments 2000 AND HER HUSBAND IS A Accounting Department. Kristina Haeussler FELLOW IN THE NEUROSUR- Keyton, who received a GERY DEPARTMENT. Ph.D. from Texas Tech University in May 2012, began a full-time,

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CLASS NOTES Megan Shannahan Hovsepian ’83, and many dear friends from the Class of ’08.

Amanda L. Crozier SEVERAL MEMBERS OF CLASS OF completed the New York ’06 WERE ON HAND FOR State Department of CLASSMATE JENNIFER DUNPHY Financial Services KROWCHUN’S MARRIAGE TO licensing course for MATTHEW KROWCHUN IN BOSTON insurance brokers and LAST SUMMER. PICTURED ARE holds a number of SUSAN AGUIAR, KRISTY industry-specifi c designa- FERREIRA DUPUIS, JENNIFER tions. She accepted a DUNPHY KROWCHUN AND position as marketing KELLY CLARK. executive at Associates of Glens Falls (NY) Insur- ance in June. 2008 Kristina F. Ferdenzi, of 2009 Holliston, MA, was Christine J. Yandow, married in June on Cape who received a master’s Cod to Scott James in curriculum and Dello-Iacono in a instruction from the has been employed since “sun-splashed” celebra- University of Connecticut Jacquelyn M. Dwyer 2010. In April 2013, her tion. The wedding took in May 2012, is currently served as a property 2006 graduate research on manager in Massachu- Jessica S. Falbo received place at Our Lady of the a third-grade teacher at “Fostering a 21st Century setts for two years after her master’s degree in Cape in Brewster, MA. St. Bridget School in Catholic Classroom” was graduation. In 2012, she special education after Serving as a bridal Cheshire, CT, where she selected to be presented was accepted into the graduating from Emman- attendant was Kelly at the National Catholic Apple Store Leadership uel, and is starting her Chase ’08, and serving as Educator Association Program. She was sixth year of teaching. an usher was the bride’s JESSICA SIC CAMASSO ’08 conference in Houston, brother, James E. early-endorsed out of the (CENTER) MARRIED BRIAN TX. program and accepted a Michael R. Buckley, who Ferdenzi ’13. In atten- CAMASSO IN NEW HAMPSHIRE job in Honolulu, HI. Her lives in Watertown, MA, dance at the wedding LAST SUMMER. CLASSMATES Lear E. Brace is currently goal is to recruit for the was recently named were the bride’s aunt, ELIZABETH ARD TORRISI (LEFT) in her third year of a Apple Store Leader director of hospitality Lorraine Shannahan AND KRISTYN COLLINS SERVED Ph.D. program in genetics Program and high-volume for Comedor, an Ameri- Wenger ’76, the bride’s AS MATRON AND MAID OF and complex diseases at can-Chilean restaurant in aunt and godmother, HONOR, RESPECTIVELY. Harvard University. Newton Center, MA. In March, he was photo- Krystle L. North got graphed for a New York married and moved to Times Magazine cover Montreal in 2012, and story, “The Scientifi c renewed her vows in Quest to Prove Bisexuality Boston last year, with two Exists.” Michael, a proud of her classmates as her member of the Actors bridesmaids. She’s now a Equity Union, spends lab coordinator at McGill his off-hours doing University Health Center’s improvisational and Research Institute. standup comedy in the Krystle, the sacristan at Boston area. MACK SPELLMAN ’09 RECENTLY St. Brendan’s Parish in MOVED FROM BOSTON TO LOS Montreal, continues to Emily Clark recently ANGELES, WHERE IN SEPTEMBER play fl ute in the church started as a cell process- HE PERFORMED AN ACOUSTIC choir. ing technician in the Stem SHOW AT THE HARD ROCK CAFÉ. Cell Transplant Lab at the FOR MORE INFO, VISIT Dana Farber Cancer MACKSPELLMANANDBAND.COM. Institute in Boston.

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_14-25_BOB.indd 24 11/17/14 1:04 PM In Memoriam We pray for the following alumni who passed away between May and September 2014.

Each month Emmanuel honors recently deceased alumni at a Memorial Mass in the College Chapel. If you know of the passing of 2010 an alumnus/a, please advise the alumni offi ce at AT JORDAN ERAMO BECKER’S WEDDING ON CAPE COD LAST SUMMER [email protected] or 617-975-9400. WERE JOE DAWKINS ’10, SARA JOUBERT MCCARTHY ’11, JORDAN ERAMO BECKER, CHRIS FLANAGAN ’10, MEGHAN SAUNDERS ’10 AND M. Katherine Sullivan ’38 Jeanne H. Buckley ’52 KENDYLL MESSINA ’10. Eleanor M. Gray ’39 Joan A. Lamb ’52 Anna C. McCarthy ’41 Patricia L. MacKinnon ’52 Helene C. Leary ’43 Catherine M. Guthrie ’53 stores at the corporate A fi nalist in The Boston Marietta E. Mahoney ’43 Margaret Loftus ’54 offi ce in Cupertino, CA, A-List’s 2014 Best of Margaret R. O’Neill ’43 Anne M. Casey ’55 within the next three years. Boston, Vanessa M. Gatlin placed in the fi fth Marjorie Keller ’44 Catherine T. Geoghan ’55 Brian W. Anderson is in slot for best fashion blog Barbara Larson ’44 Eleanor Harrington ’56 the Ph.D. program in in the city. Rose C. Merenda ’44 Claire M. Selvitelli ’56 fi nance at the University Mary I. Ronan ’45 of Texas at San Antonio. Margaret C. Igo ’58 In August, he married 2012 Virginia Coen ’46 Louise Lawlor ’61 Casey Shevlin ’11, who is Deirdre Lothrop began a Isabel F. Bergin ’47 Virginia Rice ’62 in the Ph.D. in literature graduate program at Pauline E. Rogers ’47 Nora O’Connell ’63 program at the same Loyola University in Mary S. Fitzgerald ’48 university. Chicago, IL, in August; Margaret E. Kayser ’64 she is pursuing a master’s Virginia A. Spinney ’48 Michele Mulhern ’64 in social work, with a Jeanne F. Bryant ’49 Mary Ann Perry ’67 2011 focus on clinical social Katherine F. Gander ’49 Andrea Walsh ’67 Shawn V. Hennessy work. earned a bachelor of Barbara B. Locke ’49 Patricia McDonald ’68 science in nursing from Frances E. McGillicuddy ’49 Elizabeth C. Duffy ’70 Regis College in Weston, 2013 Margaret G. Corcoran ’50 Joseph J. Reilly ’70 MA, in May. He’s serving In July, Stephanie J. Jeanne M. Hofmann ’50 Marie D. Cantwell ’89 as a registered nurse while Greaves was appointed pursuing a master of Hyannis Financial’s Dorothy J. Jayes ’50 Joanne M. Minton ’90 science in nursing. Shawn newest, youngest and Martha F. McIntyre ’50 Julia G. Lanza ’98 looks forward to working only female associate. Theresa F. Cussen ’51 Donna Adams ’00 in primary care as a Patricia A. Twitchell ’51 Lu Sutherland ’00 family nurse practitioner.

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Emmanuel is deeply thankful to the 2,373 alumni, parents and friends who invested in the College in 2013-14. Your generosity ensures that current and future students reach their greatest aspirations and potential.

AST MAY I HAD THE PRIVILEGE of joining Emmanuel College President Sister Janet Eisner, SND, in conferring degrees on the 568 members of the Class of 2014. From my vantage at the podium, I could see the expressions of the graduates as they walked one by one across the Commencement stage. Some radiated a sense of pride in an achievement that perhaps once seemed a distant prospect, others a profound gratitude for the parents, professors and supporters who helped make this moment a reality. An air of exuberance united them all—an eagerness to walk through newly opened doors of opportunity and make unique contributions to a host of professions and to com- munities worldwide. Commencement was about beginnings, yet it also marked the culmination of another stellar year at Emmanuel. During 2013-14, students from 33 states and 44 countries grew as scholars, artists BRIAN CROWLEY

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 26 11/14/14 12:52 PM and researchers, with several vying WHAT YOU SUPPORTED IN 2013-14 successfully for Fulbright and other prestigious grants. Many complemented their studies with career-launching internships with organizations such as 50+ 90+ 94 KPMG, ClearChannel Communications and Boston Children’s Hospital. MAJORS, MINORS AND CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS FULL-TIME FACULTY Throughout the Boston area and in AREAS OF STUDY AND ACTIVITIES cities such as Phoenix and New Orleans, more than 80 percent of Emmanuel students engaged in service projects, putting into action the College’s com- 16 mitment to justice and peace. Propelling these and myriad other DIVISION III VARSITY achievements were the 2,373 alumni, 14:1 STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO ATHLETIC TEAMS parents and friends who made gifts to Emmanuel in 2013-14. The College is pleased to recognize their generosity in PLUS: Student Financial Aid, Leading-Edge Learning Technologies, the pages of this report. Student-Faculty Research, Service-Learning Opportunities, Campus Ministry Your gifts are more vital than ever to Retreats and all of the offerings that “make Emmanuel Emmanuel.” sustaining the vibrancy of the Emmanuel student experience. In today’s changing higher education landscape, the College faces constant pressure to innovate and WHO GAVE HOW YOU GAVE stay competitive in its curriculum, programs, technology and facilities. At the same time, Emmanuel is committed to staying within families’ fi nancial reach by containing the cost of tuition and by offering student fi nancial assistance. Alumni Emmanuel Fund Your support is the key to success on 50% 52% both fronts. Indeed, of the College’s revenue sources, philanthropy is the one with substantial upward potential. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I want to express my sincere thanks to all who supported Emmanuel with Parents, your fi nancial backing, time and Friends, 22% Planned talents. You are more than contributors; Faculty and Gifts 22% you are true partners in advancing Staff Emmanuel’s mission of transforming lives and shaping our global society Estate for the better. Gifts 18% Current-Use, Restricted Gifts 19%

Thomas J. Hynes, Jr. Foundations Chair, Emmanuel College Board of and 10% Gifts to the 7% Trustees Corporations Endowment

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Janet Clivio Senna ’64 John F. Cogan, Jr. President’s Society Bruce and Margaret Mary Soltis ’66 Catherine E. Costello ’64 Vanguard Charitable Endowment Michael and Margaret Curry ’86 Dr. Marie McCormick and Benefactor ($25,000+) Program Joyce A. De Leo Anonymous (2) Dr. Robert Blendon Andrew Yosinoff Barbara A. Deck ’69 Jane Clifford John and Dorothy McQuillan ’50 Mark J. Deck Nancy Mahoney Cohen ’63 Elisabeth M. O’Hearn ’47 Founder ($5,000-$9,999) Ronnie A. Deck † Jack and Eileen Connors Allen and Hazel Potvin ’65 Denise Beauchamp Margaret Bruce Doherty ’60 Maureen E. Cullinane ’67 Brian and Mary Jo Skayhan Archambault ’64 Rogers ’77 Elaine El-Khawas C. Michael and Janet Daley John and Mary Burke T. Rowe Price Associates Kendall and Alice Evans ’65 ExxonMobil Corporation Mary Dwyer Carey ’57 Foundation, Inc. Feinberg Rozen, LLP Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Elaine Barrile Ciampa ’66 Ann Kelley Ryan ’55 Mildred Corcoran Feloney ’55 Thomas and Nicole Hynes Jeanne Connolly Clancy ’47 Richard and Eleanor Seamans ’71 Mary Lee Frisbie ’72 Estate of Myrna D. Masse ’60 Coca-Cola Refreshments Seamans Capital Management, LLC General Electric Company Margaret L. McKenna ’83 and Theresa M. Gillis ’71 Michael Mangaudis John & Barbara Giuggio Foundation Anthony and Joanne DiGeronimo Migliaro ’88 Eleanor Spillane Gray ’39 † Estate of Frances-Marie Austin and Julie Griffi n ’50 Connaughton Mitchell ’38 Harry Frank Guggenheim Robert F. Muse Foundation Joseph and Elaine O’Malley ’53 John and Maureen Harrington Peter and Elizabeth Seaver ’63 Hartford Foundation John J. Shaughnessy † Ronald and Megan Hovsepian ’83 Estate of Alice G. Sullivan ’35 Frank and Dolores Infanger ’49 Estate of Cecily Day Sullivan ’40 Mary A. Lambert ’68 Richard and Margaret Syron Marguerite Lessard Lang ’63 Maureen Murphy Wilkens ’56 Eileen Leonardi Charles and Margaret Lynch ’57

Patron ($10,000-$24,999) Estate of Patricia Raftus MacAskill ’45 † Anita D’Amato Cobb ’64 Mary Frances Hoban Malone Mari Côté ’64 Marietta A. Marchitelli ’56 The Dow Chemical Company Kathryn Murphy McCabe ’44 James and Kathleen Elcock Frances T. Nixon McDonald ’53 Fiduciary Trust Ruth J. McNaughton ’49 Kathleen Fothergill ’71 Robert and Mary Michielutti ’58 The Freddie Mac Foundation Maryann E. Murphy Peter P. Gelzinis Eugene I. Prior Barbara Savage Giuggio ’51 The Procter & Gamble Company John and Elin Harris ’64 Margaret Desarro Raidmets ’49 Harvard Maintenance, LLC Sarah W. Rollins Charitable Trust Robert and Marianne Maguire Kerwin ’56 Carmelita Shea Ryan ’48 Nancy Kleniewski ’70 and Bill Davis M. Andrea Todesca Ryan ’66 Kevin and Leslie F. McCafferty ’76 Schwab Charitable Fund TOM KATES TOM

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 28 11/14/14 12:55 PM LEADERSHIP SUPPORT

HE PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY includes alumni, parents, friends, foundations, corporations and organizations who supported the College with gifts of $2,500 or more in the 2013-14 giving year (July 1, 2013–June 30, T 2014). By their philanthropic leadership, they make a clear statement about the importance of an Emmanuel education in today’s world. “Their support is indispensable to Emmanuel’s continued ability to prepare students to excel in a host of professions and to serve others in their communities and around the world,” says Emmanuel College President Sister Janet Eisner, SND.

Patricia A. Cahill ’59 Dr. Peter Merenda and Rose Richard and Mary Renehan ’57 Mary J. Cahillane ’73 Cafasso Merenda ’44 † Virginia Good Riley ’57 Joan and John Caldwell Neal and Rita Minahan ’69 Patricia Rissmeyer and Paula E. Carroll ’72 Thomas and Patricia Moore ’60 James H. Wallace Agnes Cox Carson ’39 JP Morgan Chase & Co. Sandra M. Robbins BRIAN CROWLEY Class of 1947 Robert and Patricia Mytkowicz ’71 H. Michael Smolak Rosemary F. Colson ’72 Frances Ng ’70 Jerome and Mary Fran Sweeney ’57 Marcia Gingrow Noyes ’64 Suzanne E. Sylvester ’55 The Society of Jesus of Marylou Devlin Conway ’52 New England Josephine Grasso Crowe ’64 Richard and Anne Ockerbloom ’51 Grace LaFauci Taylor ’55 Edward H. Sonn Anne Fitzpatrick Cucchiaro ’77 Pfi zer, Inc Patricia Fergus Tuohy ’44 Rev. John P. Spencer, S.J. Leo and Marion Dauwer ’47 Jennifer S. Puccetti ’89 Miriam Malone Wallie ’52 Robert B. Spofford John and Ann DeLorey ’51 David W.C. Putnam Mary Kelly Walsh ’44 The Spofford Group John and Sally Dias ’62 Kathleen Quill ’45 Sarah and Peter Welsh Mary Ellen Harrington Sullivan ’64 Cecilia M. DiBella ’67 Donna and James Rapaccioli Stephen and Genevieve Ann Slyngstad Dickson ’63 Sweeney ’49 Noreen A. Dimond ’56 Joseph and Patricia Tower Elizabeth J. Dolan ’58 UBS Donor Advised Fund George R. Duke Verizon Corporation Michelle and Drew Erickson Kathleen E. Walsh Margaret L. Gallagher ’51 Maurice E. White Trust Richard Gordet Judith Giles Willner ’64 Elizabeth Cox Gravelle ’64 Yawkey Foundation II Elizabeth McCarty Grimes ’46 Marybeth Burke Harmon ’64 Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Stan Horton and Sheilah Anonymous Shaw Horton ’81 Ayco Charitable Foundation IBM Corporation Kathleen Ambrose Barrett ’76 Steven and Ellen Ingerman ’71 Augusta Gallagher Baum ’40 William F. Kennedy, Jr. Joan Gross Benzie ’63 Richard and Gail Lee Ellen H. Baker ’66 John and Rosemary MacKinnon Joan Hurley Black ’66 Macy’s, Inc. Judith Getch Brodman ’64 Una Corrigan Mahar ’64 Susan Browne ’70 Barbara J. McNeil ’62 TOM KATES TOM

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John and Mary Ellen Hagner ’63 Elizabeth Pugzles Lorch ’74 Notre Dame Society Nancy Bouchard Hall ’71 William and Nancy Burns Lynch ’67 Members of the Notre Dame Society supported Emmanuel College with Karen Kattar Hallbauer ’73 Rose Irma Lynch ’52 gifts of $1,000-$2,499 during the 2013-14 giving year. The College Margaret Foley Harris ’68 Eleanor M. Lynn ’56 gratefully acknowledges the following contributors: Mary Kathryn Harrity ’71 Richard and Ann Madigan ’51 John and Anne Hedstrom ’67 Karen Pybus Maloney ’68 Notre Dame ($1,000-$2,499) Sheila Carroll Crowell ’57 Thomas and Mary Hennessey ’70 Jacquelyn M. Marston ’54 Anonymous (5) Sandra Berwick Crowley ’65 Patricia M. Hennigan ’64 Lenore G. Martin Aetna Fire Alarm Service Company, Ellen Condon Cunningham ’65 Edward and Ellen Higgins ’50 Sheila C. McCann ’61 Inc. Anne Marie Cussen ’56 Harriet Shannon Hill ’56 † Margaret Ellis McCarthy ’69 Ann T. Agnew ’59 Patricia Tynan Daoust ’81 William and Dorothea Hogan ’49 Thomas and Carol McDade ’68 Sheryl Casinelli Amaral ’82 Catherine P. Dawson Mary L. Hogan ’56 Kitty Howland McFaun ’64 Gouri and Gora Banerjee Helen Rose Dawson Carol Vosburg Horn ’71 Eleanor H. McKinnon ’48 The Bank of America Charitable Anne Fleming De Fons-Boronat ’53 Foundation Matching Gifts Eileen D. Hotte ’72 Lyle J. Micheli Josephine A. DeCristofaro ’56 The Bank of America Charitable Janet Mitchell Hoyt ’68 Eleanor M. Miller ’70 Gift Fund Deloitte & Touche Joan M. Hughes ’51 Marilyn Miller ’70 Susanne C. Barilaro Raymond Devettere Scott C. Jennings Peter and Mary Louise Miller ’68 Sheila Barry-Oliver ’69 and Nancy J. DiNardo ’71 Maureen Joyce Saranne P. Murray ’69 Paul Oliver Anne F. Donovan ’64 Nancy Cowley Jolly ’64 Clara Firmani Musto ’81, ’08 Maureen McKenna Barton ’64 John and Catherine Duggan ’44 Michael and Anne Kearney Nimit B. Nathwani ’05 Nijole Vaicaitis Benokraitis ’66 Robert and Jane Eberwein ’65 Patricia Claus Keating ’69 Alicia Mendalka Newman ’62 Robert and Leslie Perry Blank ’71 Emmanuel College Club of Kathleen A. Borges Cape Cod Ann M. Kelly ’62 June Prendergast Nussbaumer ’56 Jean Bresnahan Boyle ’55 Paul J. Farris Kelli Chapin Kennedy ’97 Margaret Delaney O’Connell ’47 Miriam Knight Brennan ’50 Kathleen Kiernan Feltz ’64 Rosalie Reed Kiely ’49 Anne M. O’Connor ’57 Sheila Deignan Brennan ’58 Mary Caputo Fiorentino ’64 Karen Kivlan Kilmartin ’69 William and Margaret O’Neill ’43 † John and Rosemarie Buckley ’53 Patricia M. Flynn ’72 Patricia M. Kinneen ’55 Maureen Dillon Olesen ’59 Margaret M. Burns ’72 William and Kathryn Fox ’72 E. Dean Kolbas Roland and Dulce Maria Ouellette ’68 Nancy Sprissler Burns ’40 † Loretta Hambach Gailius ’75 Mary Mason Kolesar ’64 Nicholas C. Pano John and Constance Cahill Thomas and Cynthia Gately ’68 Shaileen Sullivan Kopec ’68 Mary B. Parent ’61 Claire Gomez Callen ’66 Maureen Reardon Gervais ’64 Nancy Lafl eur Lapierre ’63 Elizabeth Hayes Patterson ’67 Tracy Campion ’80 George and Ellen Goff ’74 Barbara Quill Leary ’64 Pearson Education Katherine McQuillan Canney ’54 Edward and Joan Goodwin ’49 John and E. Patricia Leary ’50 Kitty Pechet Ann E. Canning ’82 Jean Frova Gran ’64 Judith Chadwick LeBlanc ’64 Pechet Foundation Marie F. Cannon ’79 Kevin and Lisa Grealish ’86 Marie Pazola Leen ’64 Pamela M. Pettinati ’65 Arthur and Ann Carriere Emily M. Gregory ’54 William C. Leonard Marya K. Pickering ’68 M. Agatha Keohane Carroll ’42 Barbara Chadukiewicz Grover ’71 Catherine McCabe Logue ’50 Ralph and Sheila Pickett ’55 Thomas and Marjorie Cass ’60 Anne M. Hackett ’61 Joyce A. Lonergan ’84 Rev. E. Ann Chaplin ’93 Harry and Constance Churchill ’58 John and Jane Clark ’75 Today as always, Emmanuel strives to stay at the intersection of its Ann Flynn Coakley ’56 Catholic educational mission and the evolving needs of students and Collegiate Press of our global society. This integration of “what’s timeless” and “what’s Joseph and Joan Coughlan ’51 Thomas F. Coughlan, Jr. next” is at the heart of the College’s identity.

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 30 11/14/14 12:58 PM Lorraine A. Plasse ’67 Lenore Merullo DelVecchio ’84 Jane Brophy Porter ’72 Jacqueline Soeldner DeMeo ’59 Maryellen Hayes Denning ’65 Jennifer Porter Robert and Denise DiCenso ’83 Robert and Anne Powderly ’70 Molly DiLorenzo Marilyn McCarthy Power ’49 Loraine J. DiPietro ’65 F.L. Putnam Investment Dorothy Cronin Disario ’44 Management Company Winifred M. Doherty ’55 Cynthia A. Raposo ’76 Elaine M. Donahue ’59 Sr. Anne M. Donovan, SND ’62 Kathleen Palano Ray ’64 Matthew and Mary Doyle ’79 Raytheon Company Eisai, Inc. Kathleen Redmond Sr. Janet Eisner, SND ’63 Richard and Katherine Reilly ’61 Claire DeLay Enright ’55 Richard and Susan Evans ’68 Francis and M. Lois Ridge ’67 Mary Donohue Feeney ’49 Christine and Arthur J. Rooney III

TOM KATES TOM Sarah Keefe Femia ’74 Stephen and Mary Ryan ’63 Fidelity Investments Michael and Mary Gene Ryan ’75 Mary Boyle Fox ’62 Fox’s Den Patricia H. Ryan ’63 Lapis Society Antoinette Clemente Frassinelli ’51 Chikuko Nozaki Sakai ’64 Members of the Lapis Society supported Emmanuel College with gifts Annette Caroselli French ’67 Gail Sheehan Salvetti ’64 of $500-$999 during the 2013-14 giving year. The College gratefully M. Patricia Flynn Furey ’64 George and Dorothea Scalise ’52 acknowledges the following contributors: Margaret E. Gardner ’55 Gretel Schneider ’77 John P. Gately, Jr. Mary Katherine Mark Gavin ’72 Kathleen O’Keeffe Skelly ’65 Lapis ($500-$999) Margo M. Chester Peter and Ellen Allen ’78 Paul and Margaret Chisholm ’71 Mary Breen Gergen-Gray ’63 Carol Cocozza Skotnicki ’74 Diane M. Allenberg ’64 Ellen Jones Christie ’68 Armand Giarrusso Catherine Dolan Spahr ’86 Kalliope Foundas Badavas ’74 Julia Miller Christo ’53 Marilyn Kane Gilboy ’69 The Spahr Foundation Alice Kane Baranick ’49 Catherine M. Clancy ’73 Mary Finn Goggin ’53 Sheila R. Goggin ’67 The Spencer Foundation Marie McClintock Barry ’58 Jane Kennedy Coan ’52 M. Louise Fugere Beattie ’53 Janice Gagnon Coduri ’71 Marisol Gomez-Arroyo ’87 Elizabeth A. Strain ’50 Dorothy White Beck ’67 Mary Delaney Cogan ’83 Barbara Curtin Graceffa ’82, ’96 Burton Stratton Beckman Coulter, Inc. Colantuno Electrical Company, Inc. Nancy Leclerc Gregory ’75 Janet R. Studley ’72 Margaret M. Benz ’79 Kathleen and Robert Collman Kathryn L. Hand-Savage ’98 Antoinette Theriault-Faucette ’70 Teresa Bowes Bergeson ’64 Elaine Fowler Conners ’66 Gertrude H. Harrington ’81 and David Faucette Anne Coughlin Berkland ’50 Paula Connolly Marilyn Matthews Hausammann ’73 Mary Louise Mahoney Hegarty ’57 Ann Bailey Brennan Thomas ’63 Helen Krolides Bischoff ’72 Kristen Melchin Conroy Anne Belson Hevner ’64 and Lawrence Thomas Margaret M. Blake ’47 Mary Downey Coyne ’59 Saletta M. Boni ’71 Charlene Phillipe Creeden ’68 Marjorie V. Hickey ’69 Mark and Mary Beth Tobin ’76 Christopher Borges ’10 Margaret A. Critch ’84 Linda B. Higgins The Tully Family Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company Aileen Bemis Crowley ’53 Margaret Chang Holmes ’69 Edie and Ayhan Turna Boston Titans Athletic Club Helen M. Cummings ’54 Wendy Scott Hopkins ’69 Robert and Mary Uek ’63 Maureen Baxter Broderick ’62 Kathleen Murphy Curran ’71 Jane G. Hopkins-Fisher ’74 Dolores M. Burton ’53 Maureen B. Hynes ’64 Uphams Chiropractic, PC Theresa F. Cussen ’51 † Carol Doane Callahan ’52 Mary Jane Maciejko Cuzzupe ’84 Johnson Controls Foundation Eleanor M. Vander Haegen ’62 Frances P. Callanan ’76 Pierre A. d’Hemecourt Robert and Jeanne Joy ’73 Susan von Daum Tholl Mary Liva Campanelli ’62 Claudette Roy Dachowski Hugh and Diane Kearney ’68 Evelyn L. Wall ’65 Catherine M. Carr ’71 Kathleen Charlebois Daley ’82 Marjorie Carr Kelley ’51 Joanne Donovan Kelly ’58 Peter and Mary Ann Wall ’62 Patricia O’Brien Carr ’64 Geraldine Sullivan Dalton ’65 Louise Gadbois Cash ’59 Daniel J. Darcy Paul B. Kennedy Mary Walsh Williams Carolyn A. Caveny Mary M. Dawley ’86 Denise Murray Kofron ’72 Eileen Hague Celeste ’59 Lucinda M. De Patto ’69 Margaret Lanahan Kowalski ’68 Central Ceilings, Inc Marguerite Debbie ’72 Pauline Beaulieu Lambert ’64 Susan O’Connell Chandler ’75 Cornelia Spencer DeLuca ’60 Gloria L. Landahl ’73

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Mary L. Pacione ’63 Lapis Society | continued Adrienne Pepin Pallotta ’49 Filomena Natal Pasquarelli ’39

Mary Murphy Landergan ’49 Paula A. Pelletier ’66 Sherry Lavalle Alfred and Margaret Petrofsky ’52 Leadership Consulting Association Marsha Wilson Pilette ’64 Ann McCarthy Leaver ’74 Maureen A. Poirier ’81 Fr. Thomas L. Leclerc, M.S. Claire L. Pollard ’72 Mary Whalen Leonard ’64 Christina Lovett Porter ’67 Christopher D. Leonardi ’07 Justin M. Prairie ’05 Karen McGann Lucas ’71 Edith Kerrigan Ratcliffe ’52 Gail A. MacLean ’65 Sandra Skovron Ray ’89 Rosemary Hanrahan Maher ’71 Floranne Rossetti Reagan ’69 Ann White Mahoney ’64 Kathleen Kenneally Reidy ’65 Mary Lou Twohig Maloney ’54 Sandra Jewell Reilly ’70 Donna M. Malvey ’72 Barbara M. Ridge ’68 Geraldine D’Amico Manganaro ’55 Dorothea McCulloch Riley ’77 Elizabeth Bullman Mariani ’67 Mary Bartholomay Ritchey ’70 Maureen P. Martin ’62 Beth Ross Mary Gouvea Martonosi ’50 Bertha M. Ryan ’50 Christy Narkun McAnlis ’98 Mary Kay Ryan ’54 Joan F. McAuliffe ’43 Margaret McKenna Sanders ’48 Claire Kearney McCorry ’69 Patricia Brown Santilli ’74 Priscilla Neville Scalley ’63

Elaine Magner McDonald ’54 KATES TOM Blanche S. McGowan ’65 Mildred Tully Schmidlin ’39 Joan M. McGowan ’62 Catherine Gambeski Schneider ’73 Suzanne M. McGowan ’58 Nancy Walsh Scofi eld ’69 Blue and Gold Society Catherine M. McKay Ann Marie Pellegrini Seeley ’69 Brian and Dorothy McManus ’67 Susan Higgins Sheridan ’64 Members of the Blue and Gold Society supported Emmanuel College with Eleanor A. Meskell ’51 Maryellen Cullinan Sievert ’63 gifts of $250-$499 during the 2013-14 giving year. The College gratefully Millennium Pharmaceuticals: Mary Logue Snyder ’49 acknowledges the following contributors: Takeda Oncology Company Karen Chapman Soares ’64 Marie Connors Modic ’52 Mary Reidy Sparks ’42 Moody’s Corporation James and Eileen Stokes ’67 Blue and Gold ($250-$499) Mary Lyons Bell ’71 Suzanne Bendickson Morris ’86 Diana Stork Anonymous (2) Marie McDevitt Biggs ’67 Claire M. Morrissey ’54 Teresa Gwiazdowski Strong ’68 Jean Demers Abdella ’68 Mary Sousa Binderman ’64 Monica DesMarais Murphy ’73 Eileen Murphy Sullivan ’74 Judith A. Alamprese ’69 Petrina P. Biondo ’59 Joan Murray Naake ’64 Janice Bordieri Sullivan ’62 Alanna M. Albanese ’10 Claudette Houle Boisjoly ’63 Mary Corcoran Neary ’70 Cheryl Tano Concetta Filippone Alduino ’59 M. Regina Bolduc ’57 Network For Good Mary Ann O’Malley Taylor ’75 Rina M. Aligaen Carol Chapski Bonner ’69 Erin Farmer Noonan ’01 Brenda L. Tehranian ’91 American Endowment Foundation Pamela Keefe Bourke ’70 Northrop Grumman Merna A. Therieau ’57 Carol Boniface Anderson ’67 Mary Lyn M. Bourque ’58 Joanne F. O’Brien ’93 Mary Beth Thomas ’84 Halina M. Andrzejak ’74 Lauren Bowerman ’79 Cynthia Morrell O’Callaghan Catherine Tierney Mary Arapoff-McEwen ’59 Mary Hammond Bowler ’71 Maryellen McEvoy O’Donnell ’65 Patricia R. Tilden ’99 Alana O’Brien Askey ’71 Deirdre F. Bradley-Turner ’98 Kay and Rob O’Dwyer Diane Bonneau Tillotson ’70 Dorothy Harris Bagley ’62 Donna Dean Brennan ’64 Lois B. O’Hara ’51 Eileen M. Tosney ’43 Elizabeth Walsh O’Keefe ’58 Robert and Leslie Turner ’68 Mary McManus Bagley ’74 Madonna M. Brogan ’94 Carol A. O’Neil ’67 Yvette Richard Vinson ’64 Eileen Barry Banta ’62 Jean Hughes Brown ’51 Sam O’Neill Marie Gillespie Wartolec ’62 Karen Hume Baptiste ’75 Madelyn Kenny Brown ’55 Kathleen MacVarish Ottina ’79 Suzanne M. Wenz ’94 Jane McGovern Barch ’69 Miriam E. Brownewall ’75 Catherine Lillyman Owen ’47 Louis Yosinoff Kathleen M. Barrett ’61 Rosemarie Malik Brutnell ’61 Joanne McDonald Owens ’71 Jeanine Riette Beaton ’63 Clare Sylvester Buckley ’48

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 32 11/14/14 12:58 PM One of the greatest benefi ts of Emmanuel’s Boston location is the array of internships available at nearby corporations, academic medical centers, nonprofi ts and government agencies. Over 90 percent of students engage in one or more internships during their years at the College, supercharging their careers.

E. Jane Contreas ’70 Priscilla Howe Flynn ’62 Ann R. Kelly ’94 Jane Manson Coskren ’61 The FM Global Foundation Ellen Newell King ’65 Sarah Gallagher Cotter ’63 Carol A. Forest ’70 Marilyn Roulier Kirby ’71 Carol Kemmitt Courage ’68 Barbara McGarry Frawley ’54 Mary Ann O’Rourke Kleyle ’64 Maureen Cronin ’60 Dorothy DiCicco Freniere ’47 Denise Rondeau Klotzbucher ’70 Rosemary T. Cronin ’59 Donna Giberti Furio ’63 Elizabeth Sullivan Kupcinskas ’88 Julianne LaSala Cushing ’65 Mary Cribben Galvin ’64 M. Patricia Kearney Leary ’49 Catherine Colman Daley ’51 Rita Colantuono Gaudin ’51 Claire Lynch Lent ’44 Jeannette DeJong ’73 Anne Marie Duggan Gean ’67 Rosemary Leone ’05 Andrea Der Boghosian ’76 Ann O’Leary Gessner ’66 Mary A. Litterst ’66 Diane Paquette DeRosa ’63 Kathleen DeClemente Giorgi ’73 F. Donald Logan Joan Lynch Devine ’61 Paula Goolkasian Martin ’70 Carol Delaney Looney Roden ’60 Paula L. Di Camillo ’81 Alice E. Gori ’97 Anastasia Kirby Lundquist ’35 Phyllis Consalvo DiGeronimo ’57 Claire Labuski Gorman ’51 Eleanor Coneeney Lyons ’56 Noreen Diamond Burdett ’73 Rita J. DiGiovanni ’72 Catherine Daylor Granger ’56 Bruce L. MacCall, Sr. Mary Murphy Burke ’59 Lois Langione Dolan Dorothy Sauer Greenler ’46 Jean F. MacCormack ’69 Maria Piraino Burnham ’61 Margaret Kavanagh Donahue ’56 Joan McNary Guertler ’53 Patricia A. MacNeil Joanne M. Busalacchi ’64 John and Joan Donovan ’48 Peggy S. Hanlon ’85 Marie Halpin Madden ’50 Mary Lou Maney Cahalane ’59 Margo A. Downey ’65 Elaine Godin Hanson ’69 Catherine Lenihan Madigan ’64 Carolyn Nugent Campion ’67 Jane E. Driscoll ’72 Eileen D. Hardy ’71 Margery Driscoll Magoon ’47 Alicia Harkins Canniffe ’61 Barbara Derby Dugan ’56 Mark R. Harrington ’08 Rose A. Malfa ’71 R. Claire Dowd Canty ’44 Elizabeth Hanley Dunn ’50 Veronica Ecker Hatfi eld ’80 Jacqueline C. Malouf ’60 Beatrice FitzGerald Casey ’50 Donald and Bonnie Dwares Jane Docktor Haugen ’73 Ruth Montague Maney ’47 Martin J. Chalk Catherine O’Neil Eisenmann ’51 Phyllis McManus Hayes ’59 Maureen Moore Mangiaglia ’50 Ping-Kam Chan ’98 Deborah A. Eno ’71 Martha Murawski Helkey ’82 Barbara Mahoney Mannis ’55 Kathleen M. Chane ’74 and Dorothy Gaspar Esposito ’55 Mary E. Hines ’66 Joanne DeNuccio Manville ’66 David Saucier Timothy Evans Mary E. Hoar ’72 Ellen Reed Marcus ’61 Jill Cadigan Christenson ’87 Rita M. Fabrizio-Ledonne ’81 Janet LaVallee Holden ’68 Donna Falcone Martone ’73 Jeanne Moriarty Ciolfi ’58 Claire Fallon ’67 J. Karen Graham Holley ’68 Barbara Shea Martz ’63 M. Patricia Cochran Clark ’54 Constance Lacroix Farley ’57 Gail-Ann O’Brien Houlahan ’64 ’89 MassDevelopment Fr. Brian M. Clary Ann Toomey Farrell ’79 Fiona J. Hughes-McDonnell Pamela Johnson Matocha ’86 Marie Murphy Sr. Mary M. Farren, SND ’69 Ifeoma B. Ikenze ’74 Barbara L. Mawn ’70 Clausen-Corcoran ’57 Anna Walter Faulstich ’42 Mary Lou Walsh Jacobs ’58 June Carroll Mawn ’64 Ann Horrigan Coakley ’49 Daniel H. Ferguson Jennifer Baker Jones ’98 Adorah T. Mbomi ’66 Jane Murphy Coburn ’51 Maria Fidalgo ’82 Nancy McElaney Joyce ’65 Mary E. McAuliffe ’53 Kathleen Toomey Cole ’70 Pamela J. Finegan ’75 Ann Welch Kearney ’72 Patricia J. McBride ’78 Rita J. Comtois ’73 Christopher R. Flanagan ’10 Ann Marie Keegan ’72 Elizabeth Farrell McCarthy ’59 Lorna A. Condon ’72 Ellen Connolly Flatley ’63 Joline Fournier Kelley ’74 Justine Devlin McComiskey ’50 Nancy Judge Connolly ’69 Sally Sheehan Flores ’60 Judith Barrett Kelley ’63 Barbara Barry McCue ’52 Ann O’Donnell Connors ’65

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Blue and Gold Society | continued

Joseph McDevitt Steven Perlow Alice Cormier McGrail ’90 Carol Tratnyek Perry ’65 Anne M. McGrail ’87 Mary Blood Phelan ’53 Joan Glidden McGrath ’60 Margaret Galvin Phillips ’59 Sarah Secord McGrath ’70 Sean Philpott Dorothy Killian McIntire ’51 Susan Lough Pikor ’65 Elizabeth A. McIntyre ’72 Anneke and Richard Pilavin Helen Murphy McLaughlin ’54 Pitney Bowes Inc. Patricia Boyle McMorrow ’52 Lois E. Poule ’65 Mary Minton McMullen ’69 Jenna Ross Rabaino ’12 Patricia Carr McNamara ’49 Keoni A. Rabaino ’11 Elizabeth Kibble McTigue ’69 Margaret Logan Randall ’69 Carol Brugman Melley ’58 Martha McGovern Reagan ’63 Janice McCourt Melone ’46 Ann M. Reen ’63 Eileen Willis Messer Rosemary Donohue Reiss ’55 Catharine Sweeney Mikitka ’72 Mark P. Reynolds Cristin McCormick Mitchell ’89 Eileen Fitzgerald Riordan ’60 Shelley Tchorz Molnar ’71 Maureen E. Rogers ’71 MERRILL SHEA Deborah Wallace Moore ’87 Esperanca Ferreira Romero ’60 Joan Mazzio Moore ’57 Grace Nuttall Rooney ’56 Elizabeth Mulligan Stafford ’77 Kathleen Desmond Trahanovsky ’60 Roseann LoBue Morrison ’74 Doris Rosenblum Christina Pitoniak Stark ’70 Gregory and Paulette Tschaikowsky Barbara Dlugos Muldoon ’66 Gail and Richard Ruggiero Patricia Steen ’68 and Thomas Dybdahl Ann Marie McLaughlin Tuite Michael Mullaney Darleen M. Sadoski ’78 Ellen Donoghue Stern ’60 Anne Klein Tupper ’71 Janet O’Donnell Murphy ’64 Nicole Grenon Samson ’02 Stowaway Sweets Mary Slafer Twiraga ’74 Joanne Cannon Murphy ’58 John and Claire Sanford ’69 Ruth M. Strach ’70 Nancy McGrath Tyler ’51 Melanie A. Murphy Mary Bradley Saratora ’66 Yoshiko Suga Paula Henderson Von Euw ’71 Julie M. Murray ’66 Roberta Warren Scallet ’72 Rev. Paul S. Sughrue Barbara Mulshenock Walsh ’73 Helen Muterperl Elaine Power Schneider ’65 Catherine M. Sullivan ’71 Patricia Tipping Walsh ’64 My Tribute Gift Foundation, Inc. Robin McCarthy Schoene Dorothy Pemberton Sullivan ’51 Martha Mooney Waltien ’70 Ann L. Negrini ’72 Benjamin and Melissa Schools Lois E. Sullivan ’67 Donna M. Watson-Dillon ’81 Margaret Hogan Nellson ’82 John and Barbara Schott ’66 M. Katherine Buckley Sullivan ’38 † Jane E. Welch ’72 New York Life Insurance Company Mary Duffy Scollins ’65 Marguerite Barry Sullivan ’50 Lorraine Shannahan Wenger ’76 Jeanne Delude Newton ’66 Mary L. Scott ’60 Mary Dolan Sullivan ’59 Eleanor Helgert Weseloh ’68 Linda Dingfelder Nielsen ’89 Patricia Wright Seeberg ’72 Mary Rose Sullivan ’52 Mary E. Whalen Elizabeth Sweet Noonan ’53 Janet E. Semple-Hess ’77 Maryelaine Houseman Sullivan ’70 Kevin and Eileen White Vera Pace Novick ’59 Mildred Hoar Serena ’49 Rita M. Sullivan ’69 Helen McAlevy Williams ’56 NSTAR Foundation Alba Fraccastoro Sharkey ’49 Sharon L. Sullivan-Puccini ’89 Marianne Manzon Winsser ’69 Margaret Mulligan O’Brien ’71 Catherine Sheehan Theresa McCarthy Supple ’48 Edith M. Wolfsberg ’54 Marie Cadarette O’Brien ’43 Maureen McCourt Sikes Ornella DiCenso Sweeney ’74 Janice Parker Wonson ’71 Mary Harkins O’Connor ’63 Mildred McElroy Silk ’51 Marie Shea Sylvia ’59 Kenna S. Wood Ellen Conlon O’Donnell ’73 Lori Sullivan Simmons ’09 Gerard Tannetta and Kathleen Connell Sharon Zywiak Wood ’72 Nancy Farley O’Hara ’64 Claire A. Smith ’58 Dorothy DeStefano Taraburelli ’66 Lily M. Young ’61 Maryann Loiselle O’Regan ’79 Jacqueline Taylor Smith ’57 Joanne Maher Taylor ’51 Eileen Leary Zewski ’70 Virginia Gray Oliver ’59 Kathleen A. Soles Diega Campagna Therrien ’69 Dolores C. Zizza ’53 Elaine Felos Ostrander ’64 Ruth McGovern Soles ’46 F. Patricia McKenna Tobin ’72 Pauline A. Zywaski ’62 Anne Power Parsons ’62 Michaela Sheehan Spillane ’59

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 34 11/14/14 12:59 PM Ann Morris Sanborn Margaret Higgins Carr Patricia Carr McNamara Alumni Giving Nancy A. Sawyer Joan Quigley Donovan Ruth J. McNaughton Emmanuel College is most appreciative of the generosity Ruth McGovern Soles Marion Conran Donovan Marie Lynch O’Connell and commitment of the following alumni: Evelyn Dewire Sullivan Angela Carroll Fay Adrienne Pepin Pallotta Eleanor Connelly Wall Dorothy O’Halloran Ford Marilyn McCarthy Power Mary Ann Testa Gravallese Madeline Garrity Powers Class of 1935 Claire Lynch Lent Class of 1947 Mary Ormond Jensen Margaret Desarro Raidmets Anastasia Kirby Lundquist Kathryn Murphy McCabe Maria Mazzone Alimena Claire Magee McCoy Eulalie Morris Regan Alice G. Sullivan † Rose Cafasso Merenda † Margaret M. Blake Eleanor Hannigan McKinnon Irene Callahan Saddler Alice McBurney Smith Katherine Kinnier Carroll Helen McGourty Murphy Mildred Hoar Serena Class of 1938 Patricia Fergus Tuohy Ruth Van Dyke Christoforo Jean Donovan Quinn Alba Fraccastoro Sharkey Frances-Marie Connaughton Mary Kelly Walsh Mitchell † Jeanne Connolly Clancy Carmelita Shea Ryan Ann Levis Shedd M. Katherine Buckley Sullivan † Jessie B. Costello Ann Bresnahan Salzer Mary Logue Snyder Class of 1945 Agnes Cox Carson Marion Burns Dauwer Margaret McKenna Sanders Genevieve Barretta Sweeney Genevieve Logue Desmond Eleanor Spillane Gray † Margaret Ford Fallon Amedia Cattani St. Andre Mary McLellan Winkelmes Gertrude Scully Duffey Filomena Natal Pasquarelli Frances Finnegan Fleming Theresa McCarthy Supple Mary Moriarty Worden Patricia Raftus MacAskill † Mildred Tully Schmidlin Dorothy DiCicco Freniere Mary Tunney Thompson Mary Miller Morse Priscilla Plummer Gaison Class of 1950 Virginia Moore O’Grady Jean Nagle Hannon Class of 1949 Marie Helmick Barry Class of 1940 Ruth M. Power Augusta Gallagher Baum Margery Driscoll Magoon Alice Kane Baranick Anne Coughlin Berkland Kathleen Quill Mary Byron Burke Ruth Montague Maney Jean Sweeney Booth Claire Casey Birmingham Mary Cleary Ronan † Nancy Sprissler Burns † Agnes Bagley Marchetti Marie MacDonald Clark Margaret Lane Brady Kathleen Schlichte Sestak Cecily Day Sullivan † Adele Padvaiskas Martin Ann Horrigan Coakley Miriam Knight Brennan Adele Guinee Smith Marie Leary McCarthy Monica J. Cotter † Anne Keefe Canty Eleanor Haynes Smith Mary Sullivan Murphy Mary Corey Dean Beatrice FitzGerald Casey Class of 1941 Miriam Fellows Best Margaret Delaney O’Connell Eileen Flynn Diverio Jane M. Claffey Class of 1946 Evelyn White Caffrey Elisabeth M. O’Hearn Marjorie Doherty Donohue Miriam L. Clasby Cathleen Garrity Collins Audrey Higgins Child Claire Reiss O’Toole Mary M. Dunn Mary O’Connell Croft Mary Canning Coulon Virginia R. Valeri Catherine Lillyman Owen Mary Donohue Feeney Lorraine Muse Crosby Margaret McGuire Curran Jeanne Nelligan Sheehy Patricia Whalen Glancy Margaret McAnulty Donaghue Mary Kelley Dacey Catherine Murphy Stahle Joan Brennan Goodwin Elizabeth Hanley Dunn Class of 1942 Gloria A. Ferullo M. Agatha Keohane Carroll Eleanor Mulcahy Wessling Dorothea Shea Hogan Audrey Clancy Dyer Dorothy Kelley Gaughan Virginia Hall Essman Ruth O’Brien White Anne Shea Hughes Julie Flynn Griffi n Eileen Fleming Gillis Anna Walter Faulstich Alicia Muir Winn Dolores Shea Infanger Antoinette De Simone Guarnaccia Dorothy Sauer Greenler Eleanor Murphy Kuppens Katherine E. Iverson Mary Murphy Hannigan Elizabeth McCarty Grimes Mary Reidy Sparks Class of 1948 Rosalie Reed Kiely Ellen McCann Higgins Patricia Moore Johnson Marjorie Readdy Sullivan Carolyn Davis Bresnahan Mary Murphy Landergan Mary O’Toole Kerrigan Claire Billings Lynch Gertrude Creedon Broderick M. Patricia Kearney Leary Mary Barnicle Lantagne Mary Nash McGowan Clare Sylvester Buckley Dorothy P. Martinelle E. Patricia O’Connell Leary Class of 1943 Janice McCourt Melone Anna DiPirro DelTorto Marion Doherty Buegler Alice Fergus McNamara Catherine McCabe Logue Marguerite M. O’Grady Joan F. McAuliffe Marie Cadarette O’Brien Margaret Riley O’Neill † Elmire M. Petit Emmanuel has always understood the deeply formative role teachers play Gertrude Cronan Tolland Eileen M. Tosney in shaping students’ academic and professional paths. Recently the College surveyed members of the Class of ’14 to learn what they valued most about Class of 1944 R. Claire Dowd Canty their Emmanuel experience. Again and again they emphasized their inter- Patricia Beatty Delaney actions with faculty. One wrote, “It was my distinct pleasure to be taught, Dorothy Cronin Disario Lillian Lawrie Donovan mentored and supported” by Emmanuel faculty and to be “overwhelmingly Catherine McQueeney Duggan inspired by their passions and commitment.”

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M. Louise Fugere Beattie Jean Charron Poce Bernadette Canniff Alumni Giving | continued Rosemarie Busalacchi Buckley Barbara A. Raftery Ann Flynn Coakley Dolores M. Burton Mary Kay Ryan Teresa Divito Cogliano Julia Miller Christo Jean M. Sullivan Virginia Robinson Cronin Rosemary Galgay Lowrie Eleanor A. Meskell Aileen Bemis Crowley Priscilla Church Tibert Anne Marie Cussen Marie Halpin Madden Anne Torpey Ockerbloom Anne Fleming De Fons-Boronat Patricia Flynn Towle Josephine A. DeCristofaro Maureen Moore Mangiaglia Lois B. O’Hara Kathleen V. Earley Carole McInnis White Noreen A. Dimond Mary Gouvea Martonosi Rita F. O’Hearn Mary Finn Goggin Edith M. Wolfsberg Doris T. DiTullio Carol Gorman McA’Nulty Mary Fitzgerald O’Mara Anita Ward Gorczyca Margaret Kavanagh Donahue Justine Devlin McComiskey Kathleen Joyce Powers Virginia Devlin Grammer Barbara Derby Dugan Miriam Hingston McLindon Helen Kelleher Rose Class of 1955 Marie Sullivan Grant Virginia Shea Acerra Clotilde Sheehan Farrell Dorothy Lenihan McQuillan Carmela Forgione Schipani Joan McNary Guertler Joan Malloy Baker Vivian Grella Fay Virginia Connors Murphy Mildred McElroy Silk Catherine Meskell Guthrie † Marguerite Donlon Boucher Nancy Di Salvo Galante Angelina DePinto Paison Dorothy Pemberton Sullivan Madeline McLaughlin Hurley Jean Bresnahan Boyle Barbara Burke Gallagher Bertha M. Ryan Joanne Maher Taylor Mary McEttrick Jung Madelyn Kenny Brown Eleanora Finnegan Golden Mary Louise Luby Seaver Anne Poulos Trakas Helen Hayden Maiella Anne Sullivan Casey † Catherine Daylor Granger Margaret Post Sharry Nancy McGrath Tyler Patricia Linnehan Maskalenko Winifred M. Doherty Catherine Noon Haley Elizabeth A. Strain Mary E. McAuliffe Claire DeLay Enright Elizabeth Andrews Hart Barbara Langelier Sullivan Class of 1952 Frances T. Nixon McDonald Dorothy Gaspar Esposito Harriet Shannon Hill † Marguerite Barry Sullivan Mary R. Bemis Mary Mahoney McDonough Joanne T. Fabiano Mary L. Hogan M. Patricia McQuillan Waite Carol Doane Callahan Elizabeth Sweet Noonan Alice M. Fellows Mary Jane Clancey Kelley Lorraine Maher Weaver Elizabeth Beaudette Cheever Elaine Corcoran O’Malley Mildred Corcoran Feloney Patricia O’Reilly Kennedy Lela Ming Wong Jane Kennedy Coan Corinne Neves O’Neil Margaret E. Gardner Marianne Maguire Kerwin M. Jeannette Holmes Ziegler Patricia A. Concannon Mary Blood Phelan Joan A. M. Gearin Mary Collins Kiley Marylou Devlin Conway Jeannette Allard Sauriol Dorothy Navarro Geary Jacqueline Rinkor Langlois Class of 1951 Constance Grenier Danti Ann Coughlin Sussenguth † Mary Gramer Hogarty Eleanor M. Lynn M. Lorraine Flynn Beauregard Nora M. Donoghue Rosemary Barry Swanson Maryanne Connolly Kerrigan Eleanor Coneeney Lyons Barbara Dunn Bradford Eleanor Mullen Donohue Jane Connolly Lyness Wall Patricia M. Kinneen Marietta A. Marchitelli Jean Hughes Brown Irene Shea Drummond Dolores C. Zizza Maureen Kennedy Leahy Geraldine Lambert Molloy Jane Murphy Coburn Isabel Burns Dunn Cora Ciriello Maggioni Eleanor Surprenant Morisseau Joan Cavanagh Coughlan Marguerite Buchanan Glynn Geraldine D’Amico Manganaro Ruth Hession Murphy Marion Quinn Cove Jane Butler Griffi n Class of 1954 Ann Lynch Britt Barbara Mahoney Mannis Patricia Monahan Nedoroscik Theresa F. Cussen † Madeline Grady Hagerty Marguerite McLaughlin Canavan Patricia O’Malley Markham June Prendergast Nussbaumer Catherine Colman Daley Marie Grady Keegan Katherine McQuillan Canney Mary Mitchell Maurice Joan Mailloux Paille Ann Abbott DeLorey Joan Adams Lamb † M. Patricia Cochran Clark Claire L. Pelletier Sr. Catherine Panetta, SND Irene E. Dempsey Rose Irma Lynch Alice Geishecker Cofsky Sheila Smith Pickett Emily Snow Peel Catherine O’Neil Eisenmann Barbara Barry McCue Norine A. Cronin Nita L. Pigo-Cronin Mary E. Rice Mary Clougherty Fogarty Carol LaVigne McGill Helen M. Cummings Vita Clemente Reagan Grace Nuttall Rooney Cynthia Brooks Foster Joan Costello McGillicuddy Trudy Walsh Deane Agnes Prior Reilly Carol Ryan Supple Antoinette Clemente Frassinelli Patricia Boyle McMorrow Muriel O’Shea Delaney Rosemary Donohue Reiss Anne Kelleher Sweeney Margaret L. Gallagher Marie Connors Modic Barbara McGarry Frawley Ann Kelley Ryan Irene Van Duyn Rita Colantuono Gaudin Frances Murphy O’Donnell Emily M. Gregory Jeanne Long Saunders Maureen Murphy Wilkens Barbara Savage Giuggio Margaret O’Connor Petrofsky Anne McGovern Lenox Pauline Donovan Smith Helen McAlevy Williams Claire Labuski Gorman Delia Thompson Quinlan Sally Bunyon Lynch Suzanne E. Sylvester Sr. Amy M. Hoey, RSM Edith Kerrigan Ratcliffe Sheila McKinnon Mahoney Grace LaFauci Taylor Joan M. Hughes Dorothea McDonald Scalise Class of 1957 Mary Lou Twohig Maloney Jane Carolan Whittle Genevieve Swan Benvenuto Mary Ailinger Joyce Joan E. Scollins Jacquelyn M. Marston Dorothy Hughes Wieber M. Regina Bolduc Frances McCarthy Kane Katherine McKiernan Sullivan Elaine Magner McDonald Mary Lou Hinchey Bowen Marjorie Carr Kelley Mary Rose Sullivan Kathleen Fennessy McGill Judith Maloney Boyle Jean Gillis Landron Miriam Malone Wallie Class of 1956 Helen Murphy McLaughlin Joan Houle Alix Dorothy Eagan Brooks Ann Murray Madigan Elinor Reilly Wimmer Claire M. Morrissey Maryann Pusateri Bracken Ann McMorrow Bruno Joan Gaffny McDonald Virginia Foley Noyes Mary Lou Cassens Callerame Jane Sullivan Cadarette Dorothy Killian McIntire Class of 1953 Maureen Manning O’Brien Marie P. Canfi eld Mary Dwyer Carey Patricia McDermott McLoud Arline Mullaney Angell

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 36 11/14/14 1:01 PM Nancy Hughes Busch Grace Crockett Bush Many alumni say they formed their closest and most enduring friendships Katherine Piskadlo Casey while at Emmanuel. Those same strong bonds continue to form among Marjorie Perry Cass Ann Rego Ciriello today’s students as they encourage one another to do their best work; Elizabeth A. Coughlin as they engage in in-depth discussions on matters including faith, Maureen Cronin Cronin Cornelia Spencer DeLuca ethics and values; and as they put into action the College’s commitment Margaret Bruce Doherty to serving others. Adrienne Conley Dowling Eleanor Dunfey-Freiburger Judith Klein Etheredge Irma Crocetti Carter Class of 1958 Theodora M. Petrelis Anne Early Giangregorio Elaine Hayden Farrand Claire Kenny Churchill Marie McClintock Barry Edna MacDonald Quint Alice Lawler Gildea Sally Sheehan Flores Katherine Bemis Clancy Joan Costello Bedford Joan M. Ryan Marie Harzbecker Nancy Cahill Fraser Hamilton-Worswick Marie Murphy Clausen-Corcoran Eleanor Rogan Bent Joan O’Donnell Schmelzer Sr. Mary E. Friel, SND Phyllis McManus Hayes Lauretta Moore Cloherty Carolyn Nash Blair Claire A. Smith Maureen Palmer Hanrahan Carole Minton Hess Sheila Carroll Crowell Mary Lyn M. Bourque Dena Cassiani Smith Joyce Donlan Harmacinski Carolyn Flynn Johansson Olive Ellis Daley Sheila Deignan Brennan Sheila Donovan Standring Joan Cormier Hayes Christine M. Judge Carol Scotton DeYeso Constance Chisholm Churchill Margaret Macmillan Tis Dorothy Hicks Hines Joan Petit Krzewick Phyllis Consalvo DiGeronimo Jeanne Moriarty Ciolfi Nancy Coughlin Tucker Maria del Carmen Murua Ann Horgan Landers Catherine Mansfi eld Drummey Martha Collins Florence Pigo Wendell Keilhauer Marie Morrissey Malloy Rita Hurley Fahey Claire Murphy Conlon Carol A. Klein Elizabeth Farrell McCarthy Margaret Breen Falcone Anne Mooney Day Class of 1959 Jeanne Hunter Linxweiler Frances Pitochelli McCormick Constance Lacroix Farley Clementine A. De Angelis Ann T. Agnew Carol Delaney Looney Roden Joan M. McElaney Cathryn Lane Gartmann Elizabeth J. Dolan Barbara Plociennik Agostinelli Elena Ciano MacDonald Dorothy Flint McFadyen Dorothy Bernardi Getty Anne Cavanagh Ennis Concetta Filippone Alduino Theodora T. Malhowski Eleanor Breen Moynihan Jane McCarthy Gillis Ann Lannon Haley Claire Barbanti Anderson Jacqueline C. Malouf Clara Perdigao Nicolas Annette Reynolds Harrington Mary Leonard Halpin Mary Arapoff-McEwen Myrna Masse † Vera Pace Novick Susan Kelley Hebert Mary King Hanna Elaine Brennan Bass Dorothy Donato McCaffrey Suzanne Sweeney Oates Mary Lou Mahoney Hegarty Caroline Harney Harrington Noreen Jackson Begin Anne P. McGaugh Margaret Corcoran O’Brien Patricia Harrington Jaworski M. Elise Ostrom Howatt Petrina P. Biondo Joan Glidden McGrath Shirley Sampson O’Leary Theresa Dobrowolski Klim Margaret Cullen Igo † Lorraine Miniutti Bordonaro Kathleen Hardiman McLaughlin Maureen Dillon Olesen Joanne Keating LeDuc Mary Lou Walsh Jacobs Carroll Sheridan Bottino Marie Fournier McNamara Virginia Gray Oliver Anne Morris Lynch Joanne Donovan Kelly Mary Murphy Burke Elizabeth A. Moloney Margaret Galvin Phillips Margaret Kelley Lynch Catherine Kelliher Krueger Mary Lou Maney Cahalane Patricia Flaherty Moore Carolyn Swan Purtell Mary McManus McCarthy Maureen Halpin Lalumiere Patricia A. Cahill Sheila Ryan Morrison Frances Colantuono Raleigh Arlene Cull McCullagh Joan Murray LaTona Louise Gadbois Cash Barbara Banaghan Murphy Maria Lanza Silvaggi H. Patricia McWalters Wilma Cerruti Lucas Barbara Dizoglio Catineau Maureen A. Murphy Evelyn Rocco Small Sr. Barbara A. Metz, SND Mary Sullivan Mack Kathleen Grady Cayer Louise Joyal O’Brien Michaela Sheehan Spillane Joan Mazzio Moore Martha Egan Mador Eileen Hague Celeste Mary Ann Devita Palmieri Mary Dolan Sullivan Judith Kelso Nass Elaine Mazzaglia Mawhinney Laureen Murphy Clune Martha Donahue Patton Marie Shea Sylvia Diane Pawley Nielsen Suzanne M. McGowan Carol Dolan Connerty Frances Glynn Resca Joanne Murphy Valeriani Anne M. O’Connor Louise McDonald McLaughlin Mary Downey Coyne Eileen Fitzgerald Riordan Jeannine Houle Vigerust Jean Thivierge Oliva Carol Brugman Melley Rosemary T. Cronin Marie Foley Roche Dorothy M. Wallace Mary Tallent Powers Mary Cannon Michielutti Claire Grace Crosby Esperanca Ferreira Romero Mary E. Whalen Mary Brophy Renehan Joanne Cannon Murphy Sr. Mary R. Crowley, SND Mary L. Scott Jane A. Winchester Virginia Good Riley Virginia A. Newton Kathleen O’Sullivan Cucchiara Joan-Marie Mahan Segota Elizabeth Vena Zschau Norine Forrest Robinson Ann Thomas O’Brien Carolyn Curry Dayton Mary Burke Starratt Mary Hession Sewall Elaine Drago O’Brien Dorothea George Delano Ellen Donoghue Stern Jacqueline Taylor Smith Marilyn Coyne O’Brien Jacqueline Soeldner DeMeo Class of 1960 Paula Cundari Swirbalus Maureen Frazer Alcott Mary Fran Sullivan Sweeney Joan Keefe O’Donnell Elaine M. Donahue Sr. Marie Rose J. Tierney, SND Dawn Ledgard Barbagallo Merna A. Therieau Elizabeth Walsh O’Keefe Christine Quaglia Ellis Kathleen Desmond Trahanovsky Marion Burke Bozzo Martha Leonard Trask Joan Forrest Palmer Mary Sherry Fritz Marie L. Trask

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Joan Gross Benzie Priscilla Neville Scalley Mary-Margaret Sullivan Girgenti Alumni Giving | continued Susan Lane Bishop Mary Ellen Murray Schena Barbara J. Gorman Claudette Houle Boisjoly Elizabeth Stout Seaver Hazel Gallant Gorman Ann Bailey Brennan Thomas Maryellen Cullinan Sievert Jean Frova Gran Janet Dechayne Walsh Mary E. Boyle O. Eileen Walsh Buron Sr. Helen Singleton, SND Elizabeth Cox Gravelle Mary Walsh Williams Christine Suchecki Brennan Mary Louise Powers Casavant Carol A. Thomas Maria Noble Guillemard Maureen Baxter Broderick Phyllis Capone Cavan Mary Breen Uek Dorothy E. Hanrahan Class of 1961 Barbara A. Burns Nancy Mahoney Cohen Marie Sullivan Whiddon Marybeth Burke Harmon Kathleen M. Barrett Mary Liva Campanelli Mary Ferraro Conley Dorothy Lynskey Harper Mary Frances LaRochelle Bellia Margaret O’Keefe Coupal Marilyn Walsh Corsini Elin Sullivan Harris Ellen Mahoney Bonhote Mary Collins Crosson Class of 1964 Sarah Gallagher Cotter Joanna Guidara Adams Patricia M. Hennigan Linda Hanley Brennan Sr. Patricia L. Curran, SND Diane Paquette DeRosa Diane M. Allenberg Carol Dumas Hester Rosemarie Malik Brutnell Sally deCastro Dias Ann Slyngstad Dickson Denise Beauchamp Archambault Anne Belson Hevner Maria Piraino Burnham Sr. Anne M. Donovan, SND Nancy Sullivan Donnelly Cornelia Leadbetter Archey Gail-Ann O’Brien Houlahan Alicia Harkins Canniffe Roberta Higgins Erickson Joan Kectic Donovan Constance Mele Baldman Barbara Caporale Hupprich Sr. Marie St. Barbara Carolyn Addesa Faria Connolly, SND Marie Hyland Doyle Maureen McKenna Barton Maureen B. Hynes Ann DiBlasio Farie Jane Manson Coskren Sr. Janet Eisner, SND Teresa Bowes Bergeson Nancy Cowley Jolly Mary Butler Fitzgerald Patricia Salmon Cronin Ellen Connolly Flatley Rita O’Brien Bernier Margaret Maroney Kayser † Priscilla Howe Flynn Kathleen L. Dever Virginia Miethe Forsberg Mary Sousa Binderman Marion F. Keen Mary Boyle Fox Joan Lynch Devine Donna Giberti Furio Paula Resca Blake Marianne E. Keohan Judith Doherty Higley Claire Lincourt Doherty Rita B. Garant Rita Lockwood Boyle Mary Ann O’Rourke Kleyle Anne DeAngelis Jones Anne K. Donahue Ellen Powers Geisler Donna Dean Brennan Mary Mason Kolesar Ann M. Kelly Ellen O’Shea Donahue Mary Breen Gergen-Gray Camilla Robinson Broderick Mary LaFlamme Kwiatkowski Jane Farley Kleha Carolyn Sullivan Fitzgerald Marie E. Gurry Judith Getch Brodman Pauline Beaulieu Lambert S. Frances Kelley Levin Diane Sullivan Flynn Mary Ellen Leith Yuhas Hagner Beverly Bonder Burns Barbara Quill Leary Emily Phelan Listro Norma Guglielmetti Gallagher Kathleen McNulty Hart Anna O’Connell Burwell Judith Chadwick LeBlanc Mary Monahan Loveland Hildegarde A. Gillis Patricia Mooney Harvey Joanne M. Busalacchi Marie Pazola Leen Sr. Maureen Madden, SND Louise Wadden Guilmette Patricia Lentini Holloway Virginia Dunn Cahill Mary Whalen Leonard Clare M. Mahan Anne M. Hackett Elizabeth Murphy Hunt Patricia O’Brien Carr Rosemarie Gundal Loth Sr. Maureen Marr, SND Gertrude Racicot Healy Sr. Julie Theresa Kane, SND Kathleen Keaney Cass Marjorie Holland Lothrop Maureen P. Martin Roberta Cronin Keefe Judith Barrett Kelley Carol Barry Chiodi Cynthia Berry Luma Janet Lynch Mayo Carolyn Clarke Kenny Marguerite Lessard Lang Catherine Farrell Cloherty Elizabeth Gowell Lupi Susan Maguire McClory Ann O’Donnell Mahon Nancy Lafl eur Lapierre Anita D’Amato Cobb Lucy Tribble MacDonald Joan M. McGowan Ellen Reed Marcus Cecelia Gallivan Loughman Camille M. Cocozza Sr. Monica D. Madden, SND Barbara J. McNeil Anita Giardullo Massie Barbara Shea Martz Catherine E. Costello Catherine Lenihan Madigan Barbara G. Miletta Maureen Keating McCaffrey Patricia Bergin Matthews Mari Côté Barbara Stanchina Maglione Janet Unis Moriarty Sheila C. McCann Cecilia A. McDonnell Jacqueline DiZoglio Cronin Una Corrigan Mahar Alicia Mendalka Newman Patricia Bean Nee Sr. Ann E. Morrison, SND Josephine Grasso Crowe Ann White Mahoney Susan Hatch O’Leary Mary B. Parent Margaret Hogan Mullen Georgia Iavicoli Devine Kathleen F. Marotta Marianne McGuire O’Malley Diane Dondale Raymond Mary J. Murphy Lois Langione Dolan June Carroll Mawn Mary Bonier Parry Katherine Eastman Reilly Joan Burke Nelson Margaret Flynn Dolan Judith Mulholland McCormack Anne Power Parsons Anne R. Rourke Dorothea Conway O’Connell Anne F. Donovan Kitty Howland McFaun Mary L. Stebbins Cynthia Homsey Ryan Mary Harkins O’Connor Mary Jane Drinkwater Mary Ellen McWalters Melder Janice Bordieri Sullivan Sr. Janice Waters, SND Sr. Mary E. O’Keefe, SND Karen Caruso Eagan Susan King Morton Naomi Rousseau Sullivan Lily M. Young Mary L. Pacione Kathleen Kiernan Feltz Janet O’Donnell Murphy Rosemary Tipping Timoney Ann C. Penta Martha Wood Finnegan Sr. Elizabeth Murtagh, SND Eleanor M. Vander Haegen Anita Markunas Peters Mary Caputo Fiorentino Joan Murray Naake Class of 1962 Mary Ann Moran Wall Sally Manson Anderson Mary Margaret Quinn-Devine Marie McLaughlin Flaherty Sr. Sandra M. Napier, SND Marie Gillespie Wartolec Joyce Connell Bachman Martha McGovern Reagan Barbara Lebedzinski Fraterrigo Carolyn McNally Noering Pauline A. Zywaski Dorothy Harris Bagley Ann M. Reen M. Patricia Flynn Furey Marcia Gingrow Noyes Barbara Moura Bamford June Galvin Robinson Mary Cribben Galvin Nancy Farley O’Hara Class of 1963 Eileen Barry Banta Mary G. Ryan Ryan Maureen Reardon Gervais Elaine Felos Ostrander Anonymous Fay Robideau Basmajian Patricia H. Ryan Mary G. Gill Marsha Wilson Pilette Jeanine Riette Beaton

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 38 11/14/14 1:01 PM Kathleen Palano Ray Patricia Kelley Del Llano Diane Corcoran Norris Jane Collins Bellico Dorothy DeStefano Taraburelli Elizabeth Buckley Rodriguez Maryellen Hayes Denning Mary Bevilacqua O’Brien Nijole Vaicaitis Benokraitis Ellen Lawler Ugi Sr. Nancy Rowen, SND Loraine J. DiPietro Louise Brodeur O’Connell Joan Hurley Black M. Jane Trayers Valin Chikuko Nozaki Sakai Mary Roberta Curtis Doherty Maryellen McEvoy O’Donnell Claire Gomez Callen Rosemary D’Ambrosio Verri Gail Sheehan Salvetti Mary Kiernan Doiron Maryalice O’Hearn-Yafrate Paula White Cashman Mary Corwin White Janet Clivio Senna Kathleen McWilliams Dole Louise Schuler Oviatt Elaine Barrile Ciampa Suzanne Looney Yuskiw Susan Higgins Sheridan Margo A. Downey Carol Tratnyek Perry Carol Eastman Cleary Maureen McCourt Sikes Jane Donahue Eberwein Pamela M. Pettinati Elaine Fowler Conners Class of 1967 Karen Chapman Soares Margaret Curran Elson Susan Lough Pikor Susan Langa Cosgrove Cheryl Babineau Alexander Joanne Wall Spillane Alice Hosman Evans Martha Flynn Pleshaw Patricia Palermo Crew Carol Boniface Anderson Mary Ellen Harrington Sullivan Frances McGurn Fiorilla Hazel Rotondo Potvin Mary Jane Carey Cusack Susan M. Baush Carol Alessandri Tomase Ellen Flatley Lois E. Poule Kathleen Donovan DeFeo Dorothy White Beck Josephine D’Agostino Tramonte Nancy Davidson Fleming Mary F. Prendergast Kathleen MacAllister Delay Elizabeth H. Bell Katharine Corcoran Trask Clare Shruhan Foley Kathleen Kenneally Reidy Elizabeth Donnelly Dickson Maureen Fitzgerald Bennani Dorothy Ballou Troy Jean Fitzgerald Goetz Maureen A. Rocks Elaine Ducci Dinto Marie McDevitt Biggs Ann Marie McLaughlin Tuite Sharon Silva Gouveia Mary Callaghan Rose Margaret Shea Dooley Julie Geoghegan Blanchard Yvette Richard Vinson Margaret Wyndham Guarnotta Claudette Bedard Russell Jean Stanowicz Field Rosemary McCrohan Brooks Patricia Tipping Walsh Mary Brawley Hatch Elaine Power Schneider Muffi e McKenna Fitzpatrick Lydia Stutts Burns Patricia M. Ward Barbara Keegan Hildner Mary Duffy Scollins Ann O’Leary Gessner Carolyn Nugent Campion Winifred Welch Marilyn Kane Hosker Maureen M. Shea Jane Neary Gilligan Janet Cignetti Cormier Judith Giles Willner M. Cynthia Carolan Hurley Barbara Callahan Simpson Anne Norton Grason Karen A. Corsano Anna Saia Zimmerman Nancy McElaney Joyce Kathleen Dunphy Skala Lynn Theroux Hall Julie Carroll Cosentino Louise Colagiovanni Kazanjian Kathleen O’Keeffe Skelly Janet Buckley Hanley Eileen Connor Courtney Class of 1965 Kathleen M. Keough Mary Murray Sliney June Kulisich Hansell Kathryn Quatrello Cullinan Anonymous Ellen Newell King Catherine Tucker Smith Florence Sano Henderson Maureen E. Cullinane Marie Sarno Alessi Mary Connors Lagomarsino Roberta Colson Smith Mary E. Hines Carolyn Scaglione Curtis Bernadette Dateo Argenti Monique L. LeBlanc Jean Ann Ryder Sullivan Jane F. Hogan Regina Preziosi DeRise Geraldine Driscoll Avery Gail A. MacLean Mary E. Sullivan Kathryn Fall Keane Cecilia M. DiBella Catherine MacIsaac Barcas Judi Reinhold Mancini Paula Cornilovich Sutherland Elaine Lacroix Killian Charlene Gough Dondis Mary McGivern Bell Patricia Donahue Martin Elaine Murphy Tourtelotte Sue Deane Kirchner Claire Fallon Cecile G. Betit Janet Nicosia McAllister Anne E. Toye Barbara M. Kuzdzol Annette Caroselli French Linda Durgin Callahan Kathleen M. McCarthy Maureen Crook Vinson Judith Leahy Anne Marie Duggan Gean Maria Pace Candito Elizabeth Roque McDonald Evelyn L. Wall Mary A. Litterst Diane Viera Giggey Sr. Madeline S. Carrabino, SND Mary Taylor McDonnell Diana Adams Woodruff Nancy J. LoDolce Sheila R. Goggin Barbara Trabold Cirone Blanche S. McGowan Frances Jaworski Zaleski Elaine M. Lombardozzi Margaret Chasse Hallee Ann O’Donnell Connors Joanne M. McGrath Mary Fitzgerald Mack Mary Jane Driscoll Harris Sandra Berwick Crowley Jessie Kurcewicz McNulty Class of 1966 Paula Manganelli Anne Lawlor Hedstrom Ellen Condon Cunningham Kathleen Kunz McQueeney Christina Swain Abbey Joanne DeNuccio Manville Eileen O’Neill Joyce Jane Shea Cuoco Sr. Joan R. Mehigan, SND Collette LeBlanc Anderson Adorah T. Mbomi Sr. Mary T. Kelleher, SND Julianne LaSala Cushing Noreen M. Melvin Nancy McGinnis Anderson Deborah Trombly McCabe Mary Quinn Kenney Geraldine Sullivan Dalton Barbara Curcio Minichiello Ellen H. Baker Elizabeth Connor Morse Sr. Barbara-Jean Kubik, SND Barbara Dlugos Muldoon Patricia Mahoney Leach Julie M. Murray Barbara M. Loftus Marilyn Kane Murren Maryann O’Brien Lord Jeanne Delude Newton Joan Camden Lovely In recent years, the College has made substantial Paula A. Pelletier Nancy Burns Lynch Deanne Abbadessa Pescatore Diana Sausaman Lytle investments in faculty; in new, relevant majors and Catherine Ward Pickett Ernestine Benedetti Magher concentrations; in student life programs; and in Maria Bernardo Rondeau Elizabeth Bullman Mariani M. Andrea Todesca Ryan Estelle Donahue McCarthy information technology. These advancements are Mary Bradley Saratora Joanne M. McCarthy rooted in a bold belief that an Emmanuel education Janet McGrath Sayles Marie C. McCormick is vital to building a better world. Barbara Blaikie Schott Joyce McDonnell McDonough Margaret Mary Harkins Soltis

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Paula Garrand Christian Rita Lombardi Minahan Maria M. Connors Alumni Giving | continued Ellen Harris Connell Arlene Black Mollo E. Jane Contreas Nancy Judge Connolly Elizabeth J. Morris Jane Candito Corr Jane Campbell Coviello Catherine Wilder Murphy June R. Coutu Phyllis Riley McDonough Sharon Robinson Hogan Anne Morello Davis Mary Marino Murray Trina S. D’Angelo Dorothy Walko McManus Kathleen Finegan Holcombe Lois Bober Davis Saranne P. Murray Mary Ann DiGiovanni Noreen McDermott Moreschi Janet LaVallee Holden Lucinda M. De Patto K. Jonalyn Kealy O’Connor Elizabeth Lee Duncan Katherine Creen Morocco J. Karen Graham Holley Barbara A. Deck Mary Doyle O’Connor Maureen Cummiskey Dwyer Mary O’Leary Moynihan Janet Mitchell Hoyt Sr. Maria A. Delaney, SND Carol Kowalczyk Oliver Carol Giarrusso Evans Kathleen Moro Nesi Noriko Oura Inagaki Sheila Tuohy Delany Elaine McLaughlin O’Malley Carol A. Forest Carol A. O’Neil Sheila Barksdale Irvin Lucie-Anne Dionne-Thomas Veronica Papenfus Denise A. Gagnon Melinda O’Donnell Ostiguy Elaine McNamara Jastrem Dorothy Krupa Dropick Kathryn E. Pecka Geraldine M. Geary Elizabeth Hayes Patterson Diane Massa Kearney Sr. Mary M. Farren, SND Kathleen Hunt Phair Paula Goolkasian Lorraine A. Plasse Kathleen Gulski Keith Jacqueline V. Ferretti Lynne LaBossiere Powers Mary Delaney Hennessey Christina Lovett Porter Shaileen Sullivan Kopec Judith A. Fitzpatrick Caronanne Jenkins Procaccini Judith Brown Kamm Marcia Grandone Powers Margaret Lanahan Kowalski Mary Kinney Fox Diane Ratte Radwill Nancy Kleniewski Karen Hughes Quinn Sheila M. Kramer Mary Lou Carter Gentz Margaret Logan Randall Denise Rondeau Klotzbucher Barbara Secor Renzi Mary A. Lambert Anne Merenda Giardina Sr. Susan A. Raymo, SND Cyndi Quallen LaPierre M. Lois Happeny Ridge Karen Pybus Maloney Marliyn Kane Gilboy Floranne Rossetti Reagan Mary P. Lawler Susan Belliveau Rowe Carol Schmith McDade Kathleen Deary Glynn Joan Daly Ritterbusch Eileen T. Leahy Karen J. Schroeder Patricia A. McPartlin Barbara Quinn Grasso Claire Hosinski Sanford Esther D. Leonelli Barbara Martinedes Sheehan Mary Krusiewski Meyer Eleanor Stec Gualtieri Linda Breen Santry Ann Smith Levinson Jeanne Cahill Steiner Mary Louise Woveris Miller Elaine Godin Hanson Margaret Gallagher Schmitt Dolores Wondolowski Eileen Brosnan Stokes Elaine Muldowney Lombardi Martha Rafferty Hearn Mary Jane Larese Schmitt Lois E. Sullivan Dulce Maria Manzanilla Ouellette Pauline Durkin Malvey Marjorie V. Hickey Nancy Walsh Scofi eld Marilyn Burnes Wilsey Marya Kaluzynski Pickering Marilyn J. Martinyak Margaret Chang Holmes Ann Marie Pellegrini Seeley Catherine Locke Winn Rose Giardini Rausch Barbara L. Mawn Wendy Scott Hopkins Mary Peckham Shalgian Kathleen Torsney Young Peggy Sue Pease Richards Mary Stanford McCulley Ann Uryasz Hurley Frances Flanagan Shea Barbara M. Ridge Sarah Secord McGrath Joanne M. Jantos Carol Ethier Skill Patricia Maher Sabbey Class of 1968 Eleanor M. Miller Maureen Stone Jarosz Jane A. Southworth Jean Demers Abdella Patricia Tinsley Steen Marilyn Miller Christine Anderson Kamerik Mary E. Splaine Sr. Ellen Agritelley, SND Eleanor M. Strang Josephine Quinn Moffatt Patricia Claus Keating Janice McCutcheon Stelljes Margaret McCormack Anthony Teresa Gwiazdowski Strong Mary Corcoran Neary Antonia K. Keleher Katherine Olberg Sternbach Maureen Healey Burke Ann F. Sullivan Frances Ng Karen Kivlan Kilmartin Joan Sullivan Gray Marie McLeavey Cacciola Sr. Jon Julie Sullivan, SND Carol Kelley Pacheco Kathleen O’Brien Kingston Rita M. Sullivan Ellen Jones Christie Marguerite Brochu Turcotte Laura McMahon Perra Jane Welch Leard Jean Doerr Sutton Elizabeth Sullivan Cimini Leslie Sullivan Turner Anne Dawley Powderly Ann M. Lee Diega Campagna Therrien Jane D. Corcoran-Costa M. Christine Mixon Ward Sandra Jewell Reilly Anne Marie Lemelin Leofanti Linda Sheehan Valeska-Gower Carol Kemmitt Courage Pamela F. Waring Claire Mullen Riedl Eileen Bresnahan Leonard Margaret M. Wall Charlene Phillipe Creeden Carolyn Jean Dupuy Webb Mary Bartholomay Ritchey Cynthia Chadwick Linkas M. Elizabeth White Janice Doyle Cronin Eleanor Helgert Weseloh Sandra Meldonian Robichaud Jean F. MacCormack Cynthia Cataldo Wiffi n Rosemary Cooney Dean Pauline Santagate Schafer Marilyn Mishley Maglio Marianne Manzon Winsser Ellen Simpson DeMarinis Class of 1969 Evelyn McLaughlin Scibelli Susan Morris Manning Rosemary Risio Wissing Susan Lyons Evans Judith A. Alamprese Patricia Picard Short Dorothy O’Brien Marchildon Kathleen McCarthy Ferreira Angela Dello Russo Allen Christina Pitoniak Stark Paula A. McBrine Mary Ann Roy Ficociello Jocelyn Marcoux Allen Class of 1970 Ruth M. Strach Margaret Ellis McCarthy Joan M. Babineau Sr. Eileen M. Finnigan, SND Jane McGovern Barch Katherine Roy Suffredini Mary Hansberry McCarthy Paula Carr Barry Cynthia Harte Gately Sheila Barry-Oliver Maryelaine Houseman Sullivan Claire Kearney McCorry Pamela Keefe Bourke Cecilia Caputo Gauthier Kamila Barzykowski Kathleen Martin Swann Maureen A. McMann Susan Browne Diane Flussi Gittinger Carol Chapski Bonner Antoinette Theriault-Faucette Linda Kenny McMillen Linda Dolan Buckley Elin Gunning Grady Irene DeStefano Bonner Sr. Susan Thornell, SND Mary Minton McMullen Teresa B. Carrera-Hanley Margaret Foley Harris Barbara Gaquin Brandt Diane Bonneau Tillotson Elizabeth Kibble McTigue Kathleen Toomey Cole Eleanor Gaughen Hernando Carol Mori Brook Nancy Vaughan Van Deusen Joyce Dragon Metzger Phyllis A. Conlon Elaine Carroll Hines Kathleen Gilligan Burke Karen O’Connell Vergoni

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 40 11/14/14 1:01 PM Martha Mooney Waltien Deborah Maniace Ireland Rosemary F. Colson Mary Ann Collins Ryan Class of 1974 Maura Dolan Wilson Janice Walsh Kelly Lorna A. Condon Roberta Warren Scallet Halina M. Andrzejak Cathryn A. Wimett Marilyn Roulier Kirby Donna Napoli Connell Patricia Wright Seeberg Kalliope Foundas Badavas Mary McMahon Wysocki Denise Tremblay Lamoureux Maureen Hackett Dastous Madeline Andujar Serrano Mary McManus Bagley Cynthia L. Yee Karen McGann Lucas Marguerite Debbie Jean Callahan Singer Frances Donahue Burke Eileen Leary Zewski Jeanne Mulcahey MacEachern Patricia Roche Derba Janet R. Studley Pamela Mallen Carlson Jean Donnellan MacLeod Rita J. DiGiovanni Maria E. Tarullo Helen P. Caton Class of 1971 Rosemary Hanrahan Maher Eleanor Sullivan Donato Donna Maria Ticchi Kathleen M. Chane Alana O’Brien Askey Carol A. Makowski Karen E. Downey F. Patricia McKenna Tobin Mary Sullivan Davis Dorothea DiNapoli Baernthaler Rose A. Malfa Jane E. Driscoll Kim-Lan Tran-Thi Grace Siegel DeGregorio Mary Lyons Bell Justine A. McCabe Kathleen Whalen Dyer Mary E. Wargo Susan Harvey Essig Leslie Perry Blank Eleanor Roberts McGonagle Joan Toomey Farmer Jane E. Welch Sarah Keefe Femia Saletta M. Boni Martha Barry McKenna Janice Bandini Fletcher Sharon Zywiak Wood Linda McKnight Flynn Julianne Bova Joy Duci Mele Patricia M. Flynn Helene G. Fortier Mary Hammond Bowler Shelley Tchorz Molnar Kathryn Matachinskas Fox Class of 1973 Barbara Briggs Garrity Margaret-Mary Dailey Bramley Leslie R. Murauckas Mary Lee Frisbie Patricia Morrissey Baldwin Ellen Crane Goff Nancyellen Brennan Susan Cooney Murphy Phyllis Gauthier-Scott Mary Connolly Berry Mary Cummings Hatcher Susan V. Brooks Patricia Wanders Mytkowicz Mary Katherine Mark Gavin Mary Wallace Blanchard Jane G. Hopkins-Fisher Judith Ansara Campbell Lorraine Lynch Nagy Susan Cimino Graceffa Noreen Diamond Burdett Ifeoma B. Ikenze Catherine M. Carr Susan Collins Nash Elizabeth A. Hart Mary J. Cahillane Laraine Harrington Keating Michele Harrigan Chaffe Margaret Mulligan O’Brien Mary E. Hoar Catherine M. Clancy Joline Fournier Kelley Margaret Healey Chisholm Mary Harney Osgood Eileen D. Hotte Rita J. Comtois Kathleen M. Kerns Janice Gagnon Coduri Joanne McDonald Owens Sharon Andrade Johnson Suzanne Colby Corey Jane L. Kreinsen-King M. Julie Coleman-Burns Claire A. Peront Cynthia Ward Kavanaugh Jeannette DeJong Ann McCarthy Leaver Mary L. Perille Collins Kathleen A. Philipp Ann Welch Kearney Jane Simpson Eggert Anne Crowley Leete Palma L. Cortese Lorraine E. Raleigh Ann Marie Keegan Cynthia L. Gaffney Elizabeth Pugzles Lorch Elizabeth M. Costello Maureen E. Rogers Denise Murray Kofron Mary Watson Gavin Mary F. Lukas Kathleen Murphy Curran Eleanor Mulvaney Seamans Mary E. Lance Pamela Andrade Gibbs Catherine Christian McGue Elaine Finlay DeCola Patricia Mojcher Sidlovsky Kathe Wheeler Landergan Kathleen DeClemente Giorgi Claudia Lemay Michael Nancy J. DiNardo Diane Smith Eileen Martin MacKenzie Donna L. Goldthwaite Roseann LoBue Morrison Kathryn Ollis Donohue Catherine M. Sullivan Ann M. Mahoney Karen Kattar Hallbauer Kathleen A. Murphy Cynthia C. Dube Anne Klein Tupper Donna M. Malvey Catherine Voyta Hatfi eld Anne Babineau Puricelli Sally J. Dunn Linda M. Urbon Anita Sellew Mamoun Jane Docktor Haugen Stasia Kolodziej Richardson Kathleen R. Eldridge Paula Henderson Von Euw Margaret E. Martin Marilyn Matthews Hausammann Donna Sims Rodack Deborah A. Eno Marilyn McDonough Walsh Elizabeth A. McIntyre Elizabeth Asci Hayes Patricia Brown Santilli Dorothy Walsh Fleming Elizabeth Reynolds Welfel Genevieve Coppa Meegan Kathleen Godin Hickey Susan Barry Seseske Kathleen Cummiskey Fothergill Janice Parker Wonson Catharine Sweeney Mikitka Jeanne Hughes Joy Carol Cocozza Skotnicki Ann Palermo Furgiuele Dalva Caira Yaron Virginia Simmons Mullin Gloria L. Landahl Barbara Cawley St. Pierre Ruth Furman Anne Pollard Murphy Anne C. Leary JoAnne Dulak Steele Marilyn Sims German Class of 1972 Vicki J. Mutascio Bick Mee Lee Eileen Murphy Sullivan Theresa M. Gillis Anonymous (2) Ann L. Negrini Catherine Gorman LeFrank Ornella DiCenso Sweeney Paula King Goldberg Linda J. Bara Anne-Marie Martowski Nolan Anne Marie Skowron Mahoney Paula Tatro Tangredi Barbara Chadukiewicz Grover Anne Johnston Barry Kathleen Scallion Northrop Donna Falcone Martone Mary Slafer Twiraga Maryanne Gryboski Helen Krolides Bischoff Bonnie Stinson Owen Monica Des Marais Murphy Barbara A. Wall Priscilla E. Hagerman Kathleen Martineau Bonsall Kathleen Kelley Padis Ellen Conlon O’Donnell Rosemary Lonardo Walsh Nancy Bouchard Hall Kathleen Sernoffsky Bottaro Virginia M. Parker Deidre Connolly Robson Eileen D. Hardy Gail Moran Breaugh Claire L. Pollard Ruth H. Roy Class of 1975 Mary Kathryn Harrity Nancy Roguski Brusil Jane Brophy Porter Ann Marie Marion Scalea Linda Ferrera Ausiello Catherine Giammalvo Hawthorne Margaret M. Burns Monica Ross Pullano Catherine Gambeski Schneider Karen Hume Baptiste Ellen Coughlin Higgins Paula E. Carroll Judith Manera Refrigeri Kathleen A. Soles Miriam E. Brownewall Carol Vosburg Horn Mary Barrett Chatel Maryellen T. Remmert-Loud Kathleen Kelly Strotman Mary Ann Buchino Suzanne R. Huber Joan Mercier Cicione Marianne E. Ricci Janet Piekutowski Tanner Karen Cooney Burke Ellen Ross Ingerman Cathleen A. Clinton Anne M. Riccio Barbara Mulshenock Walsh Kathleen Stapleton Byrne Marylou Robinson Mary Ellen Gunning Whinnem Cathryn M. Chadwick

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Lauren Bowerman Clara Firmani Musto Catherine T. Manning Alumni Giving | continued Phyllis Kelso Bryer Maureen A. Poirier Margaret A. O’Toole Kerry Gilmore Burke Antoinette Sandonato Deborah Hayn Paine-Motyl Marie F. Cannon Barbara Prater Stanley Jane Nealon Panariello Susan O’Connell Chandler Pauline Provencher Martineau Patricia A. Compagnone-Post Donna M. Watson-Dillon Christine Crotty Rizzitano Jane Boland Clark Leslie Ferrick McCafferty Patricia Sullivan Cooke Cherie Drapeau Seaha Kathleen M. Cooney Carmella M. Morteo Claudette Roy Dachowski Julie Maher Stanas Christine Prada Eissenstat Shirley A. Ormsby Class of 1982 Paula Scott Dehetre Susan Alves Mary Beth Thomas Pamela J. Finegan Cynthia A. Raposo Mary Noon Doyle Sheryl Casinelli Amaral Marie Campagna Franklin Kathleen Roake Raywood Mary B. Evans Ann E. Canning Loretta Hambach Gailius Jeanne Reed Class of 1985 Ann Toomey Farrell Kathleen Charlebois Daley Linda L. Baker Nancy Leclerc Gregory Elizabeth J. Taparowsky Kathryn M. Gauthier Margaret Powers Dutch Anne McDonough Black Mary Jo Leary Grubbs Mary Beth Claus Tobin Nancy M. Gibbons Cheryl A. Fay-Lauria Claire McCarthy Boland Barbara A. Hurley Deborah Wood Utrata Mary Ann Gillen Maria G. Fidalgo Sr. Mary T. Cahill, CSJ Anmarie Manning Kelleher Andrea Quintiliani Wang Jane O’Neil Gomes Karen F. Fosa-Salhaney Patricia Babine Crane Donna Leuzzi Lorraine Shannahan Wenger Honora Hull Griebel Laura Jean George Peggy S. Hanlon Maureen McLellan Lovejoy Maria Reeves Whelan Barbara Hover Jackson Barbara Curtin Graceffa Susan M. Longobucco-Hynes Jeanne M. Lynch Sr. Mary Johnson, SND Martha Murawski Helkey Deborah Flannery McCarty Denise J. Mallen Class of 1977 Jeanne M. Mahan Claudia R. Izzi Lynn Billingkoff Smith Gail Griffi n Malone Mary Cosgrove Allard Anita Arayas O’Brien Donna M. Johnson Cynthia A. Morency Theresa M. Annese Maryann Loiselle O’Regan Eileen Willis Messer Maryann E. Muhilly Marylou Brewster Class of 1986 Kathleen MacVarish Ottina Margaret Hogan Nellson Sarah Salvo Blood Nancy Neilan O’Neill Leslie Panto Bulriss Maryalice Paroby Smith Susan M. Peterson Anne McCurley Colorusso Dianne Polizzi Eileen Casey Ellen Flaherty Ward Donna M. Sullivan Mary F. Coneeney Jean Andrewartha Ray Elizabeth W. Connor-Hayes Sharoll E. Williams-Love Nancy F. Byron Margaret Kelly Curry Melissa Campbell Riley Anne Fitzpatrick Cucchiaro Rosemary Howard Daggett Mary Gene Woods Ryan Nancy DeJean Mary M. Dawley Kathleen Connolly Stewart Elizabeth Sheils Howard Class of 1980 Class of 1983 Roseann Pasquale Aust Mary Delaney Cogan Kelly A. Fox Mary Ann O’Malley Taylor Jane M. Murphy Tracy Campion Nancy M. Corriveau Carole F. Gagnon Celeste P. Vezina Patricia A. O’Leary Joanne Caruso M. Elizabeth Cusack Lisa Boyle Grealish Dorothy Armelle Works Dorothea McCulloch Riley Janis G. Crafts Denise Lally DiCenso Heidi L. Gustafson Mary Jo Skayhan Rogers Terese Sullivan Daly Catherine Woods Goodwin Pamela Johnson Matocha Class of 1976 Claudia J. Russell Eileen Farrell Monica Flatley Gribaudo Suzanne Bendickson Morris Jane Christiano Alix Gretel Schneider Janet E. Griffi n Linda Willis Guarino Constance Train Murphy Donna M. Angelo Janet E. Semple-Hess Veronica Ecker Hatfi eld Charmaine R. Harkins Michele Poirier-Mozzone Kathleen Ambrose Barrett Elizabeth Mulligan Stafford Kerry A. McGill Megan Shannahan Hovsepian Catherine Dolan Spahr Lucinda Chandonait Boaen Julie Edgar Murray Beverly T. Mack Julianne M. Toomey-Kautz Frances P. Callanan Class of 1978 Noreen McCarthy Nugent Mary Lou McGinn Mary Bernard Vallee Barbara Ascolese Cocca Ellen Wolkovich Allen Agnes M. O’Brien Margaret L. McKenna Diane Colozzi Eromin Diane M. Derose Catherine Gorman Stuart Marilyn Altieri Scimone Pamela Corradino D’Amore Martha Blakely DuBois Class of 1987 Maria Stater-Hannon Judith A. Boudwin Deborah A. Deery Martha-Jane Ekstrand Lori-Ann Tessier Gloria DuBos Brewster Andrea Der Boghosian Martha A. Foley Class of 1981 Beverly J. Albanese Ann Cahill Castagnetti Mary Keohan Ganz Jean Maloney Hagerman Diane M. Cormier Jill Cadigan Christenson Barbara A. Gerardi Meredith A. Mason-Crowley Class of 1984 Patricia Tynan Daoust Catherine Cadogan Abbott Joanna Schena DelMonaco Bernadette M. Gerardi Patricia J. McBride Paula L. Di Camillo Jayne M. Copley Barbara J. Deveau Elaine Gibson Ellen Woods Ryan Rita M. Fabrizio-Ledonne Margaret A. Critch Marisol Gomez-Arroyo Mary Kelleher Grady Darleen M. Sadoski Patricia E. Fox Mary Jane Maciejko Cuzzupe Immaculata Guarna-Armstrong Katherine Wagner Hansen Maryellen LeGrow Stone Gertrude Harrington Lenore Merullo DelVecchio Mary Goodhue Lynch Catherine H. Jeannette Mary-Lou Callahan Von Euw Sheilah Shaw Horton Theresa Bradley Diao Anne M. McGrail Karin Corbett Johnson Maureen A. Joyce Anastasia Barrett Edmonston Deborah Wallace Moore Mary E. Kercz Class of 1979 Nancy M. Keaveney Susan M. Hutchinson Patricia Toomey Norton Marie T. Lutz Sandra Leonardi Arangio Michelle Kiehl Lavigne Joyce A. Lonergan Agnes S. Yee Maureen P. Martin Margaret M. Benz

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 42 11/14/14 1:01 PM Class of 1988 Class of 1993 Class of 1999 John A. Greco Sarah C. Deschenes Lisa Picard Brandano Salvatore Caraviello Thomas Cavanaugh Rhiana Huckins Christopher R. Flanagan Eileen O’Brien Dauer Rev. E. Ann Chaplin Dana K. Edwards Sherilyn C. Levy Byron J.S. Glaus Maureen Kilmartin Demers Patricia Keating Cullen Elise Delaney McHugh Paula J. Morris Elizabeth A. May Francine C. Edwards Elizabeth A. Forsythe Elisa Andres McNeil Amanda K. Strojny Samira C. Mourad Michael E. Fiander Lisa K. MacDonald-Devine Patricia R. Tilden Jennifer M. Underhill Patricia Coyle Gay Joanne F. O’Brien Class of 2007 Bette-Ann Kuhn Hickey Pamela Oppelt Class of 2000 Anonymous (2) Class of 2011 Bernadette Kennedy Jia L. Chen Gerard E. Bueno Vanessa A. Brea Elizabeth Sullivan Kupcinskas Class of 1994 Juliann Corey Daniel P. Campagna Vy Doan Callahan Antoinette Murphy LaPorte Mary L. Bartley Thomas S. Deveau Matthew A. Couto Karen P. MacDonald Madonna M. Brogan Class of 2001 Anna Ang Lam Jacob J. Deluise Joanne DiGeronimo Migliaro Kathleen Kelley Haffner Dorothy Price Benford-Henderson Christopher D. Leonardi Megan C. Harrington Cynthia Morrell O’Callaghan Ann R. Kelly Matthew Copithorne Peter M. Rock Samuel F. Hopperstad Diana Morrissey Kenneally Karen M. Eames Dorothy H. Shanahan-Roberge Brittany A. Jordan Class of 1989 Norma J. Mahoney Erin Farmer Noonan Jason Marinko Maggie Brutnell Dawn M. Rose Danielle Radford Ray Class of 2008 MacKenzie R. Moynihan Anne-Marie Delaunay-Danizio Jeanette Vernon Maria C. Spinale Erin Tracy DiGuardia Alfred Osward Michelle E. Duschang Suzanne M. Wenz Mark R. Harrington Keoni A. Rabaino Cecilia K. Johnson Janis E. Wheeler Class of 2002 MaryAnne Murphy Patrick D. Sheldon Christine Humphrey Keane Carrie M. Brown Adam P. Smith Quan Spangler Esther Cunningham McMillan Class of 1995 Maura Giguere Deptula Jennifer T. Walsh Ellen P. Still Cristin McCormick Mitchell Carol F. Sweeney Emily C. Keily Molly M. Zuccarini Jesse G. Tannetta Linda Dingfelder Nielsen Nicole Grenon Samson Elizabeth M. Orrell Class of 1996 Class of 2009 Class of 2012 Jennifer S. Puccetti Patricia A. Burns Class of 2003 Anonymous Samantha L. Doyle Sandra Skovron Ray Susan E. Coppola Anonymous Robert F. Allen Margaret Gilboy Robin McCarthy Schoene Matthew J. McKinnon Danielle DiRosa-Gallagher Shannon M. Baglole, Esq. Jenna Ross Rabaino Helen M. Sullivan Anna Muti Regina L. Hoell Megan K. Brophy Camille Salvaggio Sharon L. Sullivan-Puccini Sandra A. Hogan Teresa V. Callahan Meghan A. Tschaikowsky Class of 1997 Kathleen Riley Kinneen Jillian Degnan Class of 1990 Arline Bernabei Broberg Brieean Riley Molly C. Dever Class of 2013 Julie Nolet Berthiaume Alice E. Gori Francis J. Foley III Virginia Plasse Pauline P. Coutlis Kelli Chapin Kennedy Class of 2004 Kristen E. Goncalves Amanda Sheehan Rose I. Donovan Rosalynd Danley Morse Taylor Forbes Cole Alyssa M. Hinman Patricia J. Shropshire Mary Ellen Kudera Carol A. O’Connell Allison Fraske Marie Gagnon Linebaugh Kenna S. Wood Alice Cormier McGrail Linda A. Parsloe Alexis Mastronardi Betheny A. Mather Katherine K. Regan Kathleen O’Reilly Vlaco Robert F. McKinley Gregory B. Mathews Class of 2014 Dayna Woolley Stilphen Marybeth Oskowski Kelly A. Morrison Brianna M. Andre Class of 1998 Karen M. Schneider Krystle L. North Allison G. Bleier Class of 1991 Deirdre F. Bradley-Turner Marni S. Orlove Katelyn Boudreau Elsa B. Boente Barbara J. Casarano Class of 2005 Maxwell J. Pacheco Spencer D. Deschenes Beth Quagliaroli Gill Ping-Kam Chan Nina L. Ata Marissa L. Pastore Sarah Dougherty Mary E. Levine Rebecca Consentino Hains Rosemary Leone Caitlin M. Santacroce Nathan McGovern Catherine M. Player Kathryn L. Hand-Savage Nimit B. Nathwani Kristina D. Sciarappa Carly Monaco Colleen Taylor Reinhard Rachel Breed Janssen Jennifer Pierre Lori Sullivan Simmons Jamie Moore Brenda L. Tehranian Debra A. Johnson Justin M. Prairie Seth J. Urbanoski Renee Omolade Michele Gill Tycz Jennifer Baker Jones Serghino René Mary Wright Benjamin J. Schools Heather R. Martin Stephanie N. Sweeney Lauren Stafford Class of 1992 Christy Narkun McAnlis Class of 2010 Christine M. Carosella Sheila A. McClorey Class of 2006 Alanna M. Albanese Alison Ward Nyhan Susan M. Aguiar Carlos E. Barrera Mary E. Quinn Stephanie Czyryca Christopher Borges

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Scholarships Scholarships provide an important funding source for Emmanuel students. We welcome gifts that establish new funds as well as contributions to existing funds. Gifts were made to the following scholarship funds during the 2013-14 giving year:

The Gillis Scholarship Fund

The Gillis-Pollock Scholarship

Margaret Ann Hoban ’72 Scholarship Fund

John W. and Anne M. Hogan Memorial Scholarship

Hoye-Wallace Scholarship Fund

Ann Kathryn Kerwin Memorial Scholarship Fund

Gabrielle King Scholarship Fund

Peggy Cogan Leahy Scholarship Fund TOM KATES TOM

Katherine Joyce McNeil Scholarship

Jane M. and Samuel L. Aspis Memorial Margaret Henry Murray ’42 and Scholarship Fund Halstead Graeme Murray Endowed Scholarship Fund at Emmanuel College Virginia M. Cahill Scholarship Elisabeth M. O’Hearn ’47 Endowed Scholarship Fund Sister Marie Carmel Scholarship Fund

Albert and Jean Oliva ’57 Scholarship Marie McGloin Clifford Scholarship Fund

Anne and Richard Ockerbloom M. Adelaide O’Sullivan Coleman Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund

Maurice Murdoch Pechet Endowed James and Grace Corcoran Endowed Scholarship Scholarship

Nancy A. Sawyer Scholarship Fund Kathryn Flaherty Coughlan ’36 Scholarship Elizabeth Stout Seaver’63 and The Heritage Society Peter R. Seaver Scholarship Elizabeth A. Crowley Scholarship Diane Ayache ’63 Julianne Bova ’71 Jayne E. Stanton Scholarship Barbara A. Deck Scholarship Fund Joyce Connell Bachman ’62 Jean Bresnahan Boyle ’55 William J. and Mary Leavitt Sullivan Mary A. and Cecilia M. Dibella ’67 Eileen Barry Banta ’62 Judith Getch Brodman ’64 Scholarship Scholarship Augusta Gallagher Baum ’40 Susan E. Brown ’92 Grace LaFauci Taylor ’55 and Sons Sister Janet Eisner, SND Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Elizabeth H. Bell ’67 John and Rosemarie Buckley ’53 Marguerite Kiley Benson ’52 John F. Buoncristiani Femi Esan Memorial Scholarship Maureen Murphy Wilkens Endowed Scholarship Torvald Bertinuson Nancy Sprissler Burns ’40 † Financial Aid - General Scholarship Fund Joan Hurley Black ’66 Margaret M. Cannon ’53 Freda Yosinoff Memorial Scholarship Karen P. Gelzinis ’73 Memorial Scholarship Mary Lyn M. Bourque ’58 M. Agatha Keohane Carroll ’42

† Deceased

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HE HERITAGE SOCIETY recognizes donors who have made life income or bequest commitments to the College. Emmanuel offers a wide array of gift options that enable donors to benefi t today’s students while planning for their T own fi nancial future. For more information, please visit alumni.emmanuel.edu/giftplanning. Or contact Ellen Still in the Offi ce of Development and Alumni Relations at 617-975-9386 or [email protected].

Irene E. Dempsey ’51 Gail A. MacLean ’65 Ann Morris Sanborn ’46 Joanne Maher Taylor ’51

Patricia Roche Derba ’72 Clare M. Mahan ’62 Gretel Schneider ’77 F. Patricia McKenna Tobin ’72

Mary E. Dorn ’40 Agnes R. Mahoney ’54 Karen J. Schroeder ’67 Takamura and Akiko Tsunashima

Paula C. Duggan ’69 Elizabeth V. Mahoney ’45 Peter and Elizabeth Seaver ’63 Miriam Malone Wallie ’52

Mary Malloy Duplain ’34 Marietta A. Marchitelli ’56 Estate of Jack Shaughnessy Martha Mooney Waltien ’70

Barbara Van Tassel Enagonio ’44 Patricia J. McBride ’78 Ann McCarthy Shea ’46 Marie L. Welch ’49

Kathryn M. Fairbanks ’55 Claire Kearney McCorry ’69 Elizabeth Mulligan Stafford ’77 M. Elizabeth White ’69

Mildred Corcoran Feloney ’55 Frances T. Nixon McDonald ’53 Estate of Alice G. Sullivan ’35 Rita Sharry White ’40

Kathleen Kiernan Feltz ’64 Blanche S. McGowan ’65 Katherine McKiernan Sullivan ’52 Kenna S. Wood ’13

Gloria A. Ferullo ’46 Suzanne M. McGowan ’58 Genevieve Barretta Sweeney ’49 Andrew Yosinoff

Rita B. Garant ’63 Barbara J. McNeil ’62 Grace LaFauci Taylor ’55 Eileen Leary Zewski ’70

Elaine Fogel Gilmore ’53 John and Dorothy McQuillan ’50

Sheila R. Goggin ’67 Dr. Peter Merenda and Rose Cafasso Merenda ’44 † Constance Murphy Gormley ’43 Robert and Mary Michielutti ’58 Emily M. Gregory ’54 Eleanor M. Miller ’70 Claude Haikal Guiney ’82 Joan Mazzio Moore ’57 Mary Leonard Halpin ’58 Julie M. Murray ’66 Leonard F. Hanna Jeanne Delude Newton ’66 Anne Belson Hevner ’64 Elisabeth M. O’Hearn ’47 Marjorie V. Hickey ’69 TOM KATES TOM Joseph and Elaine O’Malley ’53 Mary L. Hogan ’56 Jean Thivierge Oliva ’57 Mary Ormond Jensen ’48 Paula E. Carroll ’72 Mary B. Parent ’61 Ellen L. Kelly ’60 Thomas and Marjorie Cass ’60 Elmire M. Petit ’43 Nancy Kleniewski ’70 and Jeanne Connolly Clancy ’47 Bill Davis Pamela M. Pettinati ’65

H. Edward Clark Carol A. Laboissonniere ’72 Marya K. Pickering ’68

Jane Kennedy Coan ’52 Marguerite Lessard Lang ’63 Floranne Rossetti Reagan ’69

Anita D’Amato Cobb ’64 Ann McCarthy Leaver ’74 Francis and M. Lois Ridge ’67

Nancy Mahoney Cohen ’63 Richard and Gail Lee Catherine Colosi Romano ’52

Mary Canning Coulon ’46 Ann Smith Levinson ’70 Ann Kelley Ryan ’55

Maureen Cronin ’60 Catherine McCabe Logue ’50 Carmelita Shea Ryan ’48

Ellen Condon Cunningham ’65 Doris Wirtz Joan M. Ryan ’58 Louden-Vaillancourt ’57 Trudy Walsh Deane ’54 M. Andrea Todesca Ryan ’66 Rose Irma Lynch ’52 Michael and Mary Gene Ryan ’75 BRIAN CROWLEY

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Sean Philpott Faculty and Staff Dr. Mary Elizabeth Pope Parents and Friends Emmanuel proudly recognizes the generosity of faculty Jennifer Porter Emmanuel is most grateful for the generosity of friends and and staff who supported the College with gifts during Kathleen Redmond of parents of current students and alumni who supported the 2013-14 giving year: Elizabeth Rioux the College with gifts during the 2013-14 giving year. Patricia Rissmeyer Sandra M. Robbins Anonymous (4) Karen S. Linitz Anonymous (3) Mary and Paul Deschenes Pam Roecker Susan M. Aguiar ’06 Diane W. Linshaw Charles J. Ahern Alec DeSimone Sr. Jeanne Ronayne, SND Helen E. Ahearn Patricia A. MacNeil Rina M. Aligaen David and Elaine DeSousa Beth Ross Robert F. Allen ’09 Jason Marinko ’11 Gouri and Gora Banerjee Mary Lou DeVivo Christine Sample Carlos E. Barrera ’10 Adam R. Martel George A. Bargamian Mary and John Deyst Benjamin J. Schools Joyce F. Benenson Lenore G. Martin Susanne C. Barilaro John T. Driscoll Lori Simmons ’09, ’12 Deirdre F. Bradley-Turner ’98 Alexis Mastronardi ’04 Robert W. Basile Janet M. Driver-Booras Katherine Smith Joan Caldwell Catherine M. McKay Christina B. Bauman Louise Duval Kathleen A. Soles Daniel P. Campagna ’07 Michael Mullaney Debbie and Steve Baylin Lucille and Chuck Duval Rev. John P. Spencer, S.J. Elizabeth Campbell Virginia Simmons Mullin ’72 Jerry Bernhard Donald and Bonnie Dwares Lisa M. Stepanski Suzanne L. Carty Kathryn Mulvaney Robert Bigelow Family Timothy Evans Ellen Still ’11 Carolyn A. Caveny MaryAnne Murphy ’08 Margaret Bligh A. Donzaleigh and Crystal Ezell Yoshiko Suga Linda Chhouy Melanie A. Murphy Frank J. Bonelli Paul J. Farris Jonathan Sydnor Kristen Cocce Helen Muterperl Kathleen A. Borges Brian and Patricia Fay Cheryl Tano Kristen Melchin Conroy Marie D. Natoli Bruce P. Bousquet Daniel H. Ferguson Mary Beth Thomas ’84 Christine M. Crow Erin Farmer Noonan ’01 Katherine B. Branstetter Maurice J. Fitzgerald Sr. Susan Thornell, SND ’70 Daniel J. Darcy Cynthia Morrell O’Callaghan ’88 Joannah and Robert Brunelli Dorothy A. Flatley Patricia Tower Tony M. DaRocha Caitlin O’Donnell Larry S. Burak Daniel B. Flight Edie Turna Joyce A. De Leo Kay O’Dwyer Joanne D. Burke Katherine L. Frame Jaime Vidaurrazaga Shauna B. Delano Elisabeth M. O’Hearn ’47 Therese Burkhart Sarah and Tim Friez Susan von Daum Tholl Molly C. Dever ’09 Sam O’Neill Ernestine Byrne Richard Galant Sarah Welsh Raymond Devettere Joseph M. Onofrietti Matthew Byrne John P. Gately, Jr. Andrew Yosinoff Molly DiLorenzo Alfred Osward ’11 John and Constance Cahill Lee Gately Kristen Zapata Sr. Anne M. Donovan, SND ’62 Kathryn M. Ouellette June A. Cameron Peter P. Gelzinis Diane Zydlewski George R. Duke Arthur and Ann Carriere † Armand Giarrusso Sr. Janet Eisner, SND ’63 Ann and William Carroll Richard Gordet Matthew Elliott Barbara F. Casey Avis and Harris Greenstone Michelle Erickson Donna Cavanaugh Stephen Grinnell Meaghan McNally Foote Martin J. Chalk Naomie J. Guillaume Cynthia Fowler Margo M. Chester Shirley E. Gully Dorice Y. Griffi th Fr. Brian M. Clary Bahareh Haghighi Mark R. Harrington ’08 Jane Clifford Aina and Don Harkey Mary E. Hines ’66 John F. Cogan, Jr. John and Maureen Harrington Sr. Karen Hokanson, SND Kathleen and Robert Collman Catherine Harvey Fiona J. Hughes-McDonnell Eileen M. Connolly Karen Henneberry Stephan W. Jacobs Jack and Eileen Connors Linda B. Higgins Ann Jasper Thomas F. Coughlan, Jr. Harry G. Hill, Jr. Scott C. Jennings Sylvia A. Coughlin Linda L. Hill Maureen Joyce Marion T. Cowie David C. Howse Leah Kendall Estelle M. Cowie-Bryan Susan S. Hutson Joel Kowit Pierre A. d’Hemecourt Thomas and Nicole Hynes Sherry Lavalle C. Michael and Janet Daley Patricia Jachak Fr. Thomas L. Leclerc, M.S. Catherine P. Dawson Ziba and Mansoor Jelveh William C. Leonard Helen Rose Dawson Richard P. Junghans, Ph.D., M.D. Christopher D. Leonardi ’07 Mark J. Deck Andrew and Elizabeth Kargacos Scott Lerner Marilyn Demlein Brian Kearney TOM KATES TOM

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 46 11/14/14 1:03 PM Mitchell S. Ross Gail and Richard Ruggiero Corporations, Foundations Joseph Santangelo Andrea Sarokin and Organizations Cathy Scarlatos Support from corporations, foundations and other organiza- Ruthanne and David Schoetz tions provides important funding for the College’s academic Amanda Scott programs and new initiatives. Emmanuel is proud to Margaret A. Scott acknowledge philanthropy from the following organizations: Anne and Gerard Scully Alba Sgambellone Aetna IBM Corporation Paul and Eleanor Sheedy Aetna Fire Alarm Service Johnson Controls Foundation Catherine Sheehan Company, Inc. Keane Fire & Safety Equipment Michael R. Sheldon Ameriprise Financial Company, Inc. Barbara and Austin Smith AT&T Foundation LPG Consulting H. Michael Smolak The Bank of America Charitable Macy’s, Inc. Foundation Connie and Wally Snyder MassDevelopment Beckman Coulter, Inc. The McKesson Foundation, Inc. Kathleen M. Soh Boston Mutual Life Insurance Merck & Co., Inc. Edward H. Sonn Company Millennium Pharmaceuticals: Robert B. Spofford Boston Titans Athletic Club Takeda Oncology Company Heidi and Barry Star Catholic Daughters of the Mintz Levin Americas Diana Stork Moody’s Corporation Central Ceilings, Inc. Yavor Stoynov JP Morgan Chase & Co. Chill’s Diamond Ring Education Burton Stratton Foundation My Tribute Gift Foundation, Inc.

ESTO PHOTOGRAPHICS ESTO Rev. Paul S. Sughrue Clopay Corporation New York Life Insurance Company Northrop Grumman Jeanne C. Sullivan Coca-Cola Refreshments Colantuno Electrical Company, Inc. NSTAR Foundation Michael and Anne Kearney Robert F. Muse Margaret M. Sullivan Collegiate Press Pearson Education Paul B. Kennedy Carol A. O’Brien Robert Sullivan and Teresa Sexton Deloitte & Touche Pfi zer, Inc. Mary and Stephen Keville John O’Brien Pitney Bowes Inc. Joan F. Syp The Dow Chemical Company Maryann King-Beebe Maureen and Daniel O’Brien The Procter & Gamble Company Gerard Tannetta and Eisai, Inc. John G. Kneeland Elinor F. Obuchowski Kathleen Connell ExxonMobil Corporation Prudential Insurance Company of America Mary Coleman Kochman Diana A. Ovian Douglas Taylor The Fannie Mae Foundation F.L. Putnam Investment E. Dean Kolbas Nicholas C. Pano Kathy and Tim Thomas Feinberg Rozen, LLP Management Company Robert Kozik and Patricia Crane Carolyn and George Catherine Tierney Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Raytheon Company Parsons Fidelity Investments Steve and Barbara Kronick John C. Timmerman Sarah W. Rollins Charitable Trust Janice and Richard Partridge The FM Global Foundation John Lane Roseanne T. Timmerman T. Rowe Price Associates Kitty Pechet The Freddie Mac Foundation Foundation, Inc. Bette J. Lavery Seth Tossie Barbara and Joseph Pedulla General Electric Company The Spencer Foundation Richard and Gail Lee Joanne F. Tower Elizabeth Perkins John & Barbara Giuggio Tiffany & Co. Eileen Leonardi Gregory and Paulette Foundation Steven Perlow UBS Foundation F. Donald Logan Tschaikowsky Harry Frank Guggenheim United Technologies Anneke and Richard Pilavin Takamura and Akiko Tsunashima Foundation Alice M. Looney Uphams Chiropractic, PC Susan Porter John Hancock Life Insurance Bruce L. MacCall, Sr. The Tully Family Verizon Corporation Eugene I. Prior Company Susan and Greg Madden Susan and Michael Updike Harvard Maintenance, LLC Maurice E. White Trust David W.C. Putnam Mary Frances Hoban Malone Kathleen E. Walsh Neill and Lynn Ray Richard M. Marano Diane M. Ward Mary T. Reardon Brigid K. Marks Lorraine Wentworth Anne and Richard Reed THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT Teddi and Herbert May Linda A. Weremay Mark P. Reynolds Michael J. McCarthy Ann Whaley-Tobin and Allison Rock James Tobin RGANIZATIONS WITH matching-gift programs can Joseph McDevitt Robert and Kirsten Rockwood Kevin and Eileen White double or even triple the impact of an employee’s Suzanne McNulty Christine and Arthur J. Rooney III Patricia A. Williams charitable contribution. Some companies match Lyle J. Micheli O Doris Rosenblum Alice Troiano and Familiy gifts made by retirees and/or spouses. To fi nd out if your Linda Moriarty Erica J. Rosenfeld Louis Yosinoff company maintains a matching gift program, please visit Marie Mulvihill www.matchinggifts.com/emmanuel.

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Gifts in Memory Many alumni, friends and members of the Emmanuel College community have chosen to memorialize loved ones by directing their philanthropy to the College. Gifts were made in memory of the following individuals during the 2013-14 giving year:

Riziero Alessandri Sr. Anne Cyril Delaney, SND Susan Fleming ’63 Helen M. Attridge ’35 Lynn Dame Sebastian J. Furio Mary Dockett Bacigalupo ’63 Margaret Murphy Dawley ’47 Katherine Bolger Gander ’49 Alice N. Ballou Sr. St. Vincent de Paul, SND Ann Kellner Geisel ’69 Marcia A. Baniukiewicz Kevin F. Deck Karen Cuddyer Gelzinis ’73 Sr. Mary B. Barrett, SND ’42 Jim Delaney Edna Gillespie Richard Bartlett William Delworth Sr. Catherine J. Gillis, SND ’42 Judith Carucci Bees ’80 Martha Catalogna DeSimone ’48 Angelo J. Graceffa Lawrence Benzie Alicia Scully Desrosier ’64 Gilda Grella Paul Bernick, Sr. Joseph G. Devine Edward Hanrahan Donald G. Blair Margaret E. Dolan ’38 Jay Harrington Vincent L. Bordonaro Helen Meany Donahue ’44 Sr. Anne Harvey, SND Susan Boudwin-Pitcher Genevieve Steffy Donaldson ’27 M. Loeman Hayden ’55 Lucille M. Boulanger ’71 Irene Donovan Patricia M. Hayden ’59 Sr. Mary Bradbury, SSJ ’90 Kathleen Davis Dore ’42 Harriet Shannon Hill ’56

BRIAN CROWLEY Clare Francis S. Brennan Olayiwola O. Esan ’05 Margaret Ann P. Hoban ’72 John O. Broberg Mary Ester John W. Hogan Cullen H.B. Buckland Sarah E. Fallon Sr. Mary John Hoye, SND ’30 Gifts in Honor Loretta and Thomas Buckley Eleanore O’Neill Gately Farrell ’41 Angela Hunter Margaret E. Burns ’45 Paulette St. Germain Farris ’60 Joan E. Hylburg Emmanuel College’s Honor Program recognizes important milestones and special occasions. The following individuals Nancy Sprissler Burns ’40 Marilyn Telge Feldberg ’63 Margaret Cullen Igo ’58 and groups were honored during the 2013-14 giving year. Virginia M. Cahill ’74 Anthony Felos Joseph A. Jaworski Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Camden Thomas Fergus Dorothy Sulesky Jayes ’50 Muriel Carolan William P. Fitzgerald Carson C. Johnson Kamila Barzykowski ’69 Alexandra E. Linshaw Arthur and Ann Carriere ’59 Winifred Crowley Fitzgerald ’53 Darlene McConaghy Johnson Teddy Bettencourt Nancy LoBue Joseph L. Casinelli Linda Flanagan Patricia Griffi n Johnson ’79 Joan and John Caldwell Julie M. Murray ’66 Courtney M. Clark ’89 Barbara Chesley Fleming ’70 John J. Joyce MaryEva Candon ’72 Mary Beatty Muse ’41 Kathleen F. Cleary ’44 Catherine M. Carr ’71 Anita Arayas O’Brien ’79 Marie McGloin Clifford ’38 Carolyn A. Caveny Elisabeth M. O’Hearn ’47 Estate of Helen McEttrick Class of 1964 Dorothy Roberge Cogan ’41 Gina DeVivo Brassaw ’96 Rita Secor M. Adelaide O’Sullivan Coleman ’32 Sr. Anne M. Donovan, SND ’62 Patrick D. Sheldon ’11 Lawrence Conlon George R. Duke Kathleen A. Soles Julie Connolly Sr. Janet Eisner, SND ’63 Ruth McGovern Soles ’46 Frank Coppola Carol Giarrusso Evans ’70 Helen Coleman Stanton ’41 Marianne Cosgrove Thomas J. Flanagan Helen Stepakoff-Stein Helen R. Cote ’63 Sr. Ellen M. Glavin, SND ’63 Lisa M. Stepanski Kathryn Flaherty Coughlan ’36 John and Elin Harris ’64 Mary E. Toomey Mark Cronin Sr. Mary Johnson, SND ’79 Katharine Corcoran Trask ’64 Elizabeth A. Crowley Ann Welch Kearney ’72 Edie Turna Joyce E. Cummings ’62 Sr. Mary T. Kelleher, SND ’67 Helen McAlevy Williams ’56 George Cunningham Eleanor Murphy Kuppens ’42 AMY STEWART

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EC_Fall14_Pgs_26-C4_ROG.indd 48 11/17/14 12:49 PM Stella Kelley Ronald J. O’Brien Karen Messersmith Kelly ’79 Mary F. O’Halloran ’66 Suzanne White Kelly ’62 James A. O’Neill Virginia Powers Kennedy ’43 Estate of Joan Alves Pano ’56 Anne L. Kenney ’36 Anne D. Pasquino ’60 Ann Kathryn Kerwin Michael Pawlak Gabrielle R. King ’11 Michael Penta Anne Cutler Knight ’62 Margaret McCarthy Prior ’53 Board of Trustees 2014-2015 Margaret Kelley Kubeck ’59 Anne Farrell Quealy ’48 Nancy J. LaFrance ’75 Jane O’Keefe Quinlan ’58 Louis Langione Maria Giovinco Radzik ’74 John F. Burke John H. MacKinnon Senior Vice President, Chief Culture Offi cer, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Mary Cogan Leahy ’52 Lawrence D. Riley Staples (retired) Bernadette Beatty Leber ’46 Miriam A. Riley ’28

Marie Deary Lichtman ’66 Dorothy Roberge MaryEva Candon, Esq. ’72 Leslie F. McCafferty ’76 Sheila M. Logiudice Minnetta Colby Robinson The Candon Law Offi ces Community Volunteer Gertrude Riley Lough ’29 Sarah W. Rollins ’48 Estate of Patricia Raftus Mary Cleary Ronan ’45 Sister Anne Mary Donovan, SND ’62 Margaret L. McKenna ’83 MacAskill ’45 Vice President of Finance/Treasurer, Executive Vice President, Relationship Elizabeth Bolton Roque ’37 Ellen Hayward MacCall ’59 Emmanuel College Management, Workplace Investing, Catherine M. Ruane ’72 Fidelity Investments Josephine Gillis Mahan ’24 Mary L. Sapienza ’66 Kathleen Tierney Maloney ’61 Sister Janet Eisner, SND ’63 Anthony Sarno President, Emmanuel College Maryann Murphy Dolores Malhowski Manning ’63 Eileen Kennedy Schneider ’60 Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP M. Rita Fougere Manocchio ’41 Laura M. Sheedy ’86 James L. Elcock (retired) Joseph P. Mariani Executive Vice President and Managing Phyllis Shields Eileen Smolak Mauck ’71 Partner, Colliers International Robert F. Muse Anne-Marie P. Simon Partner, Stein, Mitchell & Muse Marie L. Mazzio Geraldine A. Soles Frank McClory Dr. Elaine El-Khawas Michael E. Soles Professor of Education Policy, The George Alexandra Oliver-Dávila ’92 John J. McGarry Thomas J. Soles Washington University Executive Director, Sociedad Latina Barbara L. McGill Maybeth Fandel Sonn ’63 Mary Earley McHarg ’46 Susan V. Stanton Sister Mary M. Farren, SND ’69 Donna Rapaccioli Joan M. McIntosh ’54 Provincial Leadership Team, Sisters of Dean of Business Faculty and Dean Elizabeth Doherty Storms ’62 Notre Dame de Namur—U.S. East-West of the Gabelli School of Business, Martha McElroy McIntyre ’50 Catharine Healy Sweeney ’42 Province Fordham University Eileen Walsh McLellan E. Robert Sylvester Katherine Joyce McNeil ’32 Virginia Collins Tosney ’47 Sister Kathleen Gallivan, SND ’69 M. Andrea Ryan ’66 Frances-Marie Connaughton Patricia M. Twohig Director of Chaplaincy Services, Brigham Senior Patent Counsel, Mitchell ’38 and Women’s Hospital Transform Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (retired) Martha Doherty Mooney ’35 Julie V. Vaughan ’64 Dorothy Wall Kathleen R. Moran Dr. Sheilah Shaw Horton ’81 Eleanor Mulvaney Seamans ’71 Michael F. Muldoon Sr. Magdalen Julie Wallace, Vice President for Student Development Chief Operating Offi cer, Seamans Capital SND ’35 JoAnne Hayden Murphy ’51 & Dean of Students, Loyola University Management, LLP Nancy Waxler Maryland Mary M. Murphy ’65 Thomas Whalen Richard Syron Peter and Deborah Muse Brendan H. White Thomas J. Hynes, Jr.—Board Chair Senior Lecturer, Finance Department, Robert F. Muse Sr. Marie Carmel White, SND ’44 Chairman and CEO, Colliers International Carroll School of Management, Lucy Natale Boston College H. James Wilson Sr. Marie Augusta Neal, SND ’42 William F. Kennedy, Jr. Martha Page Wilson ’40 Sr. Pauline E. Neelon, SND ’51 Partner, Nutter McClennen & Fish, LLP Kathleen E. Walsh Freda Yosinoff President and CEO, Boston Medical Center Leo Neenan Sr. Margaret Pauline Young, SND Dr. Nancy Kleniewski ’70 Ellen O’Brien President, State University of New York at Ellen T. O’Brien ’60 Oneonta

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