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Redefining Momentum Message from the Headmistress

“The higher we want to fly, the greater the risk, but that is the glorious part of it. The great uncertainties in which we trust God, the breathless risks we run, with no assurance but our great trust in God, that seems to me to be of the essence of our life and its beauty.”

- Mother Janet Erskine Stuart Former Superior General, Society of the Sacred Heart

This issue of The Bridge magazine describes “momentum”— What is in motion tends to stay in motion. a quality of progress, motion, and movement usually reserved What is happening at the Rosary is about the momentum for discussions by physicists. Here in our magazine, we leap of encouragement, the momentum of drive, and the into the conversation about momentum to share with our momentum of velocity that comes with the spirit of readers the energy, force, and motion that is propelling us mission. As Mother Stuart observes, flying high comes with forward at the Rosary. tremendous certainty in God, and it is, indeed, the “essence Our times are amazing times. of our life and its beauty.”

Look into the eyes of a Little Heart at the Rosary, and you see Momentum is infectious. stars: voluminous lights of innocence, of hope, of promise. In this issue, you will read about our newly designed Our youngest students look at you with faith. They look at you learning spaces, our new digital portfolio program with inquiry. They look at you with openness. Message from the Headmistress ...... 1 that documents the journey of our students at Sacred Redefining Momentum ...... 2 Higher and higher, we fly. Heart, our new student-produced TV show, the Arctic Seeing the Bigger Picture ...... 12 adventures of one of our Middle School teachers, and the Just imagine… Our prekindergarten students are learning Exploring New Frontiers ...... 14 entrepreneurship of our alumnae. You will find yourselves Mandarin. Our fourth graders are engineering motorized NewsflASH ...... 16 turning each page of this issue with the same wonder and lighted streetcars and signs in their class on electricity and Alumnae Profiles ...... 18 hope of our Little Hearts! various forms of energy. Our seventh graders are making Bicentennial Celebration ...... 24 robotic hands with our 3-D printers in partnership with a New Faces at the Rosary ...... 26 Our journey continues… Outside cover photo: Fourth and fifth grade students explore the recently nonprofit who provides them to those who cannot afford Good Sports ...... 28 renovated Katherine and Robert Boh Innovation Lab and Makerspace. prosthetics. Our Upper School students are diving in Our Milestones ...... 32 Inside cover photo: Middle and Upper School athletes utilize the new running track submersibles and learning how to launch rockets into space. Our Events ...... 40 and the Gayle and Tom Benson Sports Field at the Sacred Heart Outdoor Athletic Yes, this is Sacred Heart today. Believers. Bold. Brilliant. Our Sr. Melanie A. Guste, RSCJ, Ph.D. ’70 Our Alumnae ...... 48 Complex. girls will change the world. Headmistress 2016-17 Annual Report ...... 58 Photography by Jackson Hill

THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 1 1 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2018 BY CAROLINE AVEGNO ’04 AND SR. MELANIE GUSTE, RSCJ ’70

Exciting things are happening at Sacred Heart as we “Our 150-year-old history is a long story of how we continue continue to meet the needs of our students through to update educational programs to reflect the changing innovation, propelling them forward on their journey needs and interests of our students and to reflect the through life. Our girls are building prototypes using best practices in education,” Sr. Guste adds. “Together, advanced design tools. Our average ACT score surpasses we continue to explore what it means to be on the state and national averages. We now offer instruction in ‘frontier of education’ in New Orleans and to live up to four world languages. We have hosted community service the highest standards of excellence in education and projects open to Sacred Heart students across the country. character formation.” We have hosted several big-name speakers, such as Sheryl Through our comprehensive five-year strategic plan, which Sandberg, Jane Goodall, and Rick Riordan, as well as was launched in November 2016, our focus has been in numerous events open to the community. Our girls recently the areas of curriculum, instruction, and professional took home their tenth state championship in cross country development; educational technology; global education; in the past 12 years. Our girls are exploring new frontiers and community partnerships. Already, our students and every day, much like one of our founding mothers, St. Rose teachers are enjoying the benefits of newly designed, Philippine Duchesne, did 200 years ago when she brought digitally connected learning spaces to the east wing of the Sacred Heart education to North America. building fronting St. Charles Avenue on the Rosary Campus. Redefining Moment um THE JOURNEY CONTINUES ➤

Some have characterized it as a time of “renaissance” and Additionally, we have made significant upgrades to our a time of “metamorphosis,” suggesting that there are outdoor athletic facilities. These spaces enable our girls profound shifts in the culture, strategy, and processes to be scholars, athletes, and artists and give them the that are underway in the school community to move it opportunity to reach for the stars. forward in a holistic way. “And it’s true,” says Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ. “Our school community is in a Take a look at some of the ways our physical productive period of growth as we continue to renew spaces have transformed this year. ➤ ourselves through reflection on our mission and vision for the future!”

Times have changed, and so have we changed to reflect changing educational standards and practices. As our pedagogy has evolved in relation to the powerful inventions, innovations, and insights of the 21st century, our educational architecture and definition of space has been altered. The environment surrounding our students inspires them to create, and we continue to fulfill St. Rose Philippine Duchesne’s vision to “educate to the life and times in which we live.”

2 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 3 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 3 21st-century learning between the spaces. Two classes can “Using the tools in our new I-Lab, fourth be accommodated in the I-Lab at once, which is double grade students combined their scientific the capacity than was initially envisioned. Fifth and sixth grade students attend regularly scheduled classes in the knowledge of various forms of energy I-Lab to lay the foundation in design thinking and gain with acquired engineering and technology knowledge of the new tools. Beyond that, Middle and skills. Through this process, our girls gained Upper School teachers of all subjects utilize the space for confidence, improved their problem-solving their classes to collaborate on projects across our STEAM curriculum. But the I-Lab isn’t limited to students on the skills, and really began to think outside of Rosary Campus—fourth graders too have begun to work the norm.” on projects of their own. – Jennifer Adams, Lower School Science Teacher

Katherine and Robert Boh Innov ation Lab and Makerspace

This school year, we opened the Katherine and Robert Boh Innovation Lab and Makerspace, which provides our girls with advanced tools that teach 21st-century skills, turning their design thinking ideas into realities.

Design thinking allows students to manage their ideas and find solutions to real- world issues by creating prototypes, and with the new equipment in the Innovation Lab, also known as the I-Lab, the possibilities are endless.

The new I-Lab features a laser cutter, four 3-D printers, two CNC milling machines, two sewing machines, a drill press, a bandsaw, a circular saw, and many other tools. Plus, there are 16 new computers with advanced design software such as Adobe Illustrator, Tinkercad, 123D Design, SketchUp, and Fusion 360. These programs teach students programming, design, and engineering skills and allow them to use the new equipment to build more sophisticated prototypes.

With the advanced equipment and technology and efficient layout of the new space, the I-Lab is inspiring more students than ever. A glass wall and door strategically connect the I-Lab to the Mother Soniat Library and Sr. Shirley Miller Courtyard, playing an important role in the fluidity of movement and sharing of

4 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 5 5 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2018 Mother Soniat Library

Connected to the Katherine and Robert Boh Innovation Lab and Makerspace, the updated Mother Soniat Library focuses on collaboration and integration with 21st-century technology.

Modeled after university libraries, the new space features new seating, shelving, lighting, and carpeting. Several booths and couches provide students a comfortable and inviting space, much like a coffee shop, to work on both group projects and individual assignments. Moveable ta- bles and chairs allow many options for meetings and for classes to collaborate as larger groups. Students also utilize higher table seating and a laptop bar. New, shorter shelves promote easier access and more book displays, adding to the inviting feel. In short, we upped the level of collabora- tion and working space.

The updated library is also far more integrated with 21st-century technology. The school acquired a col- lege-level database, JSTOR, which provides access to a wider depth of scholarly articles and enables higher-level analytical thinking that prepares students for college-lev- el research. A new moveable A/V unit helps with demon- strations as students learn to use the new database. Plus, “With the renovations to the Mother Soniat Library, we are better equipped to the librarians have launched a more efficient and stream- lined self-checkout system for Middle and Upper School support and empower our students in their educational journey to becoming students, as well as increased organization of resources by lifelong learners. Our new collaborative meeting spaces provide students with genre for easy access. the opportunity to practice and perfect communication and cooperative skills that they'll need in their future endeavors.” – Diane Aiken, Middle School Librarian

6 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 7 7 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2018 “I have always thought that the addition of a comprehensive arts center, including performing and fine arts, makes an educational institution complete and whole… Art raises the quality of our lives. I am pleased to be part of all of this, which will bring many opportunities to offer the students of the Academy of the Sacred Heart for many years to come.”

– Richard “Dick” Colton, Jr., Donor

Richard C. Colton, Jr. Center for Performing and Fine Arts

In October 2017, we officially dedicated the Richard C. Colton, Jr. Center for Performing and Fine Arts (previously known as the Assembly Room).

The new space features an art gallery for both student and “This beautiful new educational space allows our girls to traveling exhibits, as well as new seating and lighting and share their art with others, to learn about the art inspired and acoustical improvements. The gallery provides the avenue created by others, and to raise the bar on their theatrical for professional artists to display not only their works of art, performances with better acoustics and equipment,” says but also to collaborate with our students through commu- Sr. Guste. “Mostly, they receive the gift of learning to under- nity partnerships. The debut exhibit in the new art gallery is stand, know, and love the arts—something they will do for the the “Women of the World” art collection initiated and com- rest of their lives.” piled by Claudia DeMonte. In 2000, DeMonte asked female artists across the globe what it meant to be a woman, and the result is an inspiring collection of works of art from 176 nations. Similarly, this collection serves as inspiration to our students to open their minds and let their creativity flow.

8 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 9 Sacred Heart Outdoor Athletic Complex featuring the Gayle and Tom Benson Sports Field

Over the summer, our outdoor sports area received an extensive facelift, reflecting the importance of kinesthetic learning. The new Sacred Heart Outdoor Athletic Complex is now open for all to utilize.

At the center of the integrated sports complex is the Gayle and Tom Benson Sports Field, which has a new drainage plan, updated irrigation system, and leveled sod. Surrounding the field is a two-lane running track that measures 8.75 laps per mile, with long straightaways for hurdlers and sprinters as well as a long jump pit. Additionally, the complex features a 4,000-square-foot turf putting green, reflecting our goal of maintaining a top golf program in the state. The new space enables both athletic teams and physical education classes to train safely outdoors on campus and to up their level of health and fitness. It will undoubtedly serve as a coveted green space for many years to come.

“This dynamic facility reflects the importance of sports in education and curriculum at Sacred Heart. The space inspires our athletes to achieve excellence by elevating and expanding the ways our students can safely learn and train at an elite level.” – Sarah Reiss, Athletic Director

10 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 11 11 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2018 Early Childhood Division Head, Maria Schneider, explains Sacred Heart’s can use her Android device to videotape a student working strategies for moving on an art project, singing, or reciting the alphabet and share forward with the it with her parents. Shannon Salmon, who teaches three- understanding that each year-olds, explains, “In Little Hearts, we are using Seesaw for division has different Schools to create digital portfolios for each of our students. needs based on the ages Seesaw provides a variety of tools to help capture what the of the girls. children are learning in the classroom. It creates a wonderful home/school connection, where parents see what’s taking • Little Hearts through Lower School will focus on place inside the classroom in ‘real-time.’ One of my favorite showing student growth, as well as highlighting the features of Seesaw is videotaping the girls as they work. I uniqueness and special talents of each learner. love how they are able to explain their work or what they Android devices were purchased for teachers to have created in their own way.” enhance the design portfolio creation.

College Counselor Allie Pierson adds, “More and more, I • Middle School girls will all participate in a technology am seeing a dependence on a digital representation of class that includes digital portfolio training. Teachers Seeing the Bigger Picture applicants in the college admission process.” Earlier this year, will empower students to design their own unique she asked Upper School students to digitally save two pieces portfolios. Collaborative projects from the Innovation from each discipline, including anything relevant in telling Lab will also be included in portfolios. Students will their “story." She counseled, “Consider it like you would a have access to Chromebooks, iPads, and laptops. “The digital portfolio is a descriptive multimedia narrative of scrapbook.” Examples include research papers and projects, science experiments, speeches, graded papers, or anything a student’s journey at Sacred Heart,” explains Headmistress • In the Upper School, freshmen and sophomores will a student is proud of or represents her learning. Mrs. Pierson Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ. “Like the scrapbooks of my day, it spend time in their computer applications class tells parents that they may need to help their daughters Launching Digital Portfolios tells a glorious story that opens one to the deeper mystery learning about Google Drive and digital portfolios. by including art pieces, game footage, competitions, and By Liz Manthey of life through a collage of photos, awards and recognition, Juniors and seniors will work with the College essays, reports, graphics, and video. Lasting a lifetime, the recital pieces in their portfolios. Counselor and faculty members in the construction story is enriched with what we bring to it—year after year, In today’s fast-paced world, just putting technology and design of their digital portfolios as a marketing it offers one more meaning and insight. It is a treasure and, into students’ hands isn't enough. Students need to use tool. Upper School teachers will continue to work with At Sacred Heart, we are on a journey to incorporate new indeed, priceless. We are glad to initiate this opportunity for it to demonstrate how and what they are learning and students to help in the selection of pieces that could technology while preserving the one-on-one experiences our ASH students.” save it in a digital format which will assist them in how possibly be part of their digital portfolios. that make a Sacred Heart education so valuable. We In August 2017, the faculty was provided with professional they are ultimately presenting themselves for college continue to discover new tools for connecting teachers with development on digital portfolios and how to use them and the job market. Sacred Heart has students and parents and educate with an appreciation of as tools to connect with students and parents. Digital always been on the cutting edge of what the future will be. Over the past year, we have been portfolios expand on the repertoire of techniques available educational developments. implementing a five-year strategic plan which encompasses for engaging students in learning tasks and developing all four divisions of the school. Our first goal addresses When students leave Sacred Heart, they communication skills vital to 21st-century skills application, academic rigor and innovation. One component of that will take their portfolios with them, so it such as use of technology and saving projects, artwork, objective is the design and implementation of digital is crucial that they understand how to speeches, writing, and more to a digital platform. They also portfolios for all students. A digital portfolio is a computer- document their learning and be able to allow students to track and demonstrate their growth and based collection of a student’s performance over time. generate their personal vision, as well as unique perspective during their journey at Sacred Heart. Portfolios make classroom learning more accessible to demonstrate their work. parents, teachers, and administrators and provide a window Parents are given increased access to their child’s work, which into a student’s learning and development. They are also helps them to experience what’s happening in the classroom wonderful conversation starters. via a designated app. For instance, a teacher in Little Hearts

12 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 13 EXPLORING NEW FRONTIERS

BY BRYNN JOHNSON, Middle School Mathematics Teacher

I’m often asked, “Ms. Johnson, where are you heading this voyages in order to raise geographic awareness in their In August, I traveled just south of Mexico City as a Teach I returned from these fellowships with a renewed zeal summer? What adventure do you have planned?” The classrooms and communities. Our expedition ship, The Earthwatch Fellow. Earthwatch aims to “engage people and passion for creating a classroom environment that truth is, I rarely have an adventure planned per se, but I am Explorer, circumnavigated around Svalbard, a Norwegian worldwide in scientific field research and education to mimics much of what both of these fellowships embodied. intentional about seeking opportunities to explore new archipelago in the Arctic Ocean. promote the understanding and action necessary for I gained an incredible sense of empowerment to be an frontiers and to be an active, global learner. As an educator a sustainable environment.” I worked with a group of informed and engaged global citizen. Being back on No two days were alike, except that every day was an at Sacred Heart, it is a privilege and a responsibility to seven other educators from all over the United States. Sacred Heart’s campus has only solidified this passion. adventure. We hiked, kayaked, went on zodiac cruises, model lifelong learning. I enjoy putting myself into new Our fellowship focused on conserving the Xochimilco At Sacred Heart, we are supported and challenged to go and spent hours looking over the bow of the ship taking environments and situations that challenge my thinking wetlands and traditional agriculture in Mexico. Each day, beyond the norm and think of the bigger picture. We want in the mesmerizing shapes, colors, textures, and sounds of and push me outside of my comfort zone. We ask we assisted science researchers in collecting data on all of our girls to have an education where they are able the ice. This remote area seemed so stark and isolating at something similar of our students daily—to stretch out of water quality and land use. Each afternoon, we went on a to develop and become motivated, passionate problem times, but it was full of life. We observed walruses, bearded their comfort zones and open up to new experiences that different cultural outing. solvers, who think creatively and empathetically about seals, fin whales, beluga whales, arctic foxes, so many birds, will bend and mold their perspectives. the world around them, and at Sacred Heart we can truly and even polar bears! Each day, National Geographic and We stayed at Casa Xitla where we experienced an intentional develop this empathy. This past summer, I participated in two incredible Lindblad Expedition experts offered presentations about and sustainable way of life. Composting was the norm, and professional development programs. In June, I traveled the history, culture, and wildlife. Many of our presentations mindful water consumption was the way. For example, in to the Arctic with National Geographic and Lindblad focused on the impact that diminishing sea ice is having our bathrooms, there was a bucket that we used to catch Expeditions as a Grosvenor Teacher Fellow. The Grosvenor on the direct species that depend on it for survival, as well the extra water from the shower before it had completely Teacher Fellow Program seeks to empower educators as the overarching global effects it has for each one of us. heated up. This extra water was then used to water gardens, with firsthand experience aboard Lindblad Expeditions’ flush toilets, or repurposed in another way.

14 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 15 By Elise Garvey ’18

In a world increasingly reliant on technology and telecommunications, connecting the computer to the classroom is becoming of greater importance. The rise of STEM education—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—also points to a need to empower students by giving them access to these fields before college, where these skills are often already assumed. It is especially important to give young girls access to these almost entirely male-dominated fields, and what better place to start this breakthrough than at Sacred Heart, where even the school motto boasts how girls change the world.

One way that the school has incorporated technology is through its new semester- long multimedia class, taught by Mrs. Mary Lane, a former television producer and news photographer. “The focus of the class is to learn how to work and broadcast media and learn how to put together a weekly newscast,” she shares. In addition to teaching students to be tech-savvy, Mrs. Lane affirms that there are more 21st-century skills that are taught through the class, such as working with deadlines and time management, teamwork, public speaking, and writing. Mrs. Lane believes that teaching these skills to young girls in particular is essential to both empowering them and giving them equal opportunity. The class also provides girls with a way to consider a career that doesn’t have as much female representation.

The multimedia class centers around the production of the aforementioned weekly newscast, affectionately named “NewsflASH” (emphasis on the “ASH”). It is shown during Upper School assembly, and the fun doesn’t stop there; often, it is talked about for a long time after, as students share parts of the presentation that made them laugh or topics covered that they found particularly interesting. Several Upper School students have dubbed the newscast as the “highlight of [their] week” and something that they always look forward to. The multimedia students, too, enjoy presenting their weekly show, but there are other projects that the class works on.

Ranging from smaller weekly current event quizzes to large-scale productions, there is never a shortage of learning opportunities in the multimedia class. In November, students helped produce the Symphony Chorus of New Orleans’ Street Requiem concert, working alongside Executive Producer Steve Scaffidi to manage cameras and equipment and gain real-world experience in media. Though quite an undertaking for the class—especially one with not much prior experience—the production was ACCESS AND EMPOWERMENT! successful, described by Mrs. Lane as both “phenomenal” and “wonderful.” The multimedia class had another opportunity to learn outside of the classroom when they took a tour of a local news broadcasting station to see exactly how the job is done by professionals. Mrs. Lane plans to provide additional real-world learning opportunities for her students in the future.

The multimedia class stands out as an interesting, challenging class dedicated to Sacred Heart’s 21st-century education. It fosters a love of learning where the students live by the “work hard, play hard” mindset; they work together to produce the weekly newscast that brings laughter and light to the Upper School. By providing real- world learning experiences, Mrs. Lane’s class prepares her students beyond the classroom so that they can go out and change the world.

16 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 17 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 17 Alison Vega-Knoll ’87

By Lisette Bayle ’83

Alison’s former teachers at ASH dine at Station 6. From left are Mrs. Becky Ripps, Señora Patti Brechtel, Sr. Jan Dunn, RSCJ, Alison, Dr. Lynne Neitzchman, and Mrs. Phina Schloegel. A Taste for Cooking and Leadership

Alison Vega-Knoll '87 grew up in a home where her mother was always cooking. and the friendly staff to the feeling that they are just gathering around a family table, She loved setting the table, planning the menu, cooking, and the whole experience just like I had while growing up in my home.” 1987of having friends and family gather around the table. It was only natural that she Alison credits her years at Sacred Heart with giving her confidence, compassion, ended up working in a restaurant. She started waiting tables in college; then one day and grace. “I have always known that I would achieve my goals because of the when a cook did not show up, she made her way into the kitchen. From that moment confidence that was instilled in me during my years at Sacred Heart,” she says. “I on, preparing food has been her passion. learned compassion from the loving faculty. Compassion has been the backbone “I have always known Today, Alison, along with her husband, Drew, is the owner/operator/chef of my relationships with people from the many different social and economic at Station 6, which has been described as an updated version of a neighborhood backgrounds who are employed in the hospitality industry. And I received the that I would achieve seafood joint, and she is a partner in Cajun Caviar Company. In addition to her gift of grace to be thankful for the blessings I have been given throughout my life, culinary success, Alison is the mother of four very active boys ranging in age from including the opportunity to do something that I truly enjoy.” my goals because of 10 to 17 years old. Alison adds that she is also thankful for the lifelong friends she has made at Alison honed her culinary skills working under some of the best chefs in New Sacred Heart and how her Sacred Heart family continues to support her to this the confidence that Orleans. She opened her first restaurant, Vega Tapas, when she was only 27 years day. She specifically acknowledges old. Choosing to focus on small plates, Alison pioneered a new way of dining in Dr. Neitzchman, “who visits my was instilled in me New Orleans with this venture. She and her husband moved to Antigua in 2003 and restaurant probably more often than opened a restaurant called the Larder. However, they wanted to be closer to home, I used to try to get out of class just to during my years at so they returned to New Orleans in 2011 and opened Station 6 last year. visit her,” and Señora Brechtel, “who When Alison started out in 1992, not many women were leading in kitchens, but patiently taught me Spanish and is Sacred Heart.” she has been in charge for most of her career. She feels she has been given respect always introducing new people to the in the kitchen because of her calm demeanor and the fairness and attention she has restaurant.” in return given her staff—listening, helping, and cultivating talent. Living with a Alison's greatest advice to young houseful of males, she maintains this same disposition at home. girls (and anyone really) is to do When asked what challenges Alison faces as a female in what has historically what you love, and you will shine. been a male-dominated field, she answers, “There are many stereotypes that you Considering this question brought hear about when it comes to female chefs in the kitchen, but I have always been to Alison's mind the fond memory led by my passion for food and family and have been able to avoid many of those of Sr. Torian playing her guitar and stereotypes. By creating something that I loved, that fit my dream, I have achieved singing “This Little Light of Mine.” exactly what I wanted.” Sr. Torian said, “By letting your light Alison has accomplished so much throughout her culinary career, but what she is shine, anything is possible!” Alison is most proud of is that she has employed so many amazing people and created a place certainly proof of that. where they feel appreciated for who they are and what they offer. “I am very proud of the fact that I have created restaurants where customers can enjoy the food and feel at home—a place where they appreciate the whole experience, from the casual décor

18 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 19 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 19 that donates 100% of the profits to the Steve Gleason Foundation. Additionally, Sarah has created ornaments, pillows, and other items for the home. “Every year, I design new t-shirts, jewelry, and other items that inspire me—I’ve always had a creative mind,” Sarah ex- Sarah Sullivan Ott '89 plains. “I then work with a graphic designer and printer or jewelry de- signer to transform my ideas into a reality. My designs are for people By Caroline Avegno ’04 who love New Orleans, whether they grew up here, are transplants, or have moved away.” Sarah never anticipated how much her business would grow. She launched her online store, www.sarahott.com, in 2011 and continued selling wholesale to a plethora of local boutiques—Fleurty Girl, Feet First, Jean Therapy, Little Miss Muffin, Pippen Lane, and Ruben- stein’s, just to name a few. Next up was a brief but successful kiosk at Volunteer. Creative Thinker. Entrepreneur. the renovated Riverwalk that opened in 2015. In 2016, she opened her current namesake shop on Maple Street, which is run by a full-time manager. During the early days of her business, Sarah and her husband, Spencer, sold Sarah’s designs at “I never planned on opening a store because my first priority is to be a mom,” says Avenue Marketplace in 2010. A Mom Who Has It All. Sarah. “Having an employee enables me to create during non-work hours. I think of ideas while I’m driving or while my kids are at school and then write them down and When it comes to New Orleans style t-shirts and accessories, the designs of do a quick sketch. Then, I am fortunate to have talented people I work with who Sarah Sullivan Ott ’89 are everywhere. Odds are, you’ve seen her products sported help to bring my ideas to life, and it all comes together.” “My Sacred Heart 1989by Mardi Gras revelers, Saints fans, and anyone who loves to show their NOLA Indeed, it has all come together for Sarah. What started out as a parent volunteer pride. Sarah’s locally inspired designs include t-shirts, scarves, jewelry, and various project for Sacred Heart has turned into an impressive and growing business, thanks education made me items for the home, and since the launch of Sarah Ott, Inc. more than eight years to Sarah’s ingenuity and courage to take a risk. Sarah credits her Sacred Heart educa- ago, her business has grown from operating out of her garage to selling wholesale to tion and lasting connections for her success. “My Sacred Heart education made me independent and boutiques and online sales to opening her own storefront in 2016. independent and strong, and the sense of family I gained is empowering,” she shares. It all began at Sacred Heart with a volunteer project. Sarah, who is the mother “It made me feel like nothing could hold me back, and it set me up to be able to do strong...It made me of Ella ’20 and Merritt ’26 as well as a son who attends Newman, was a member of what I’m doing now. I truly believe that the gift of a Sacred Heart education enables the inaugural Avenue Marketplace Committee in 2009. When the committee brain- you to change the world.” feel like nothing stormed ideas for something to wear to distinguish themselves as volunteers, Sarah Sarah feels fortunate to be able to pass on the Sacred Heart experience to her took the lead. She picked up red t-shirt fabric from a craft store, printed the ASH daughters and continues to give back to the school as both a parent and alumna. Re- could hold me logo, and hand-stamped it to create custom Sacred Heart scarves. flecting on her journey as a designer and business owner, Sarah offers advice. “If you The vibrant red ASH scarves were an instant hit at Avenue Marketplace, and think you have a great idea, don’t let anyone discourage you. Go with your instincts, back, and it set me Sarah received a request to re-create them for the Sacred Heart bookstore (now the and keep on pushing through until it comes to fruition.” Sarah certainly is living proof of that. ASH Cornerstore). Jean Therapy, a vendor at the event, also took notice and encour- up to be able to do aged Sarah to produce and sell the scarves. “I didn’t know where to begin and didn’t feel comfortable producing the scarves myself,” Sarah recalls. “I was fortunate that Jean Therapy shared the contact for their screen printer. I went home that weekend, what I’m doing now.” mulled it over, and decided to go for it.” Sarah started small, creating scarves with school logos first for Sacred Heart and then for other schools. A few months later, she broadened her focus to New Orle- ans-inspired scarves with themes such as streetcars, neighborhoods, the Saints, and Mardi Gras. Her new scarves debuted at the 2010 Holiday Home Tour hosted by the Preservation Resource Center and once again caught the eye of a local boutique, Feet First, the first store to sell her products. To this day, wholesale is a paramount part of her business. “Once I began selling wholesale to boutiques, I realized I might Sarah’s business began be on to something,” says Sarah. “I started to design t-shirts, and from there, my with a scarf she created for business slowly evolved. It was perfect timing because the city was going through a Avenue Marketplace revival period, and the Saints had just won the Super Bowl.” Committee members in 2009. One evolution was Sarah’s jewelry line, through which she gives a portion of her proceeds back to local organizations, such as the St. Bernard Project, Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana (CRCL), and Teach for America. She also has a necklace

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By Emily Lane ’04 know not to make anymore.”

accidentally switched out with another classmate. Though Charlotte suspected the score on the other test was not Charlotte (wearing the pink sweatshirt) with her CAKE team members near 98, she brought the switch-up to the attention of Mrs. Mattesky. Mrs. Mattesky used her pen to add 20 points to time you hire someone, or do anything, if it all falls apart, Charlotte’s grade, rewarding her for her honesty. it’s all on you. You have employees, and their lives depend “That is one of the first times that I learned that, Having Her “Cake” and Eating It, Too on it. Investors put money in it, and you want them to get sometimes, doing the right thing is not the easiest thing, but their money back. Your reputation is wrapped around all of you usually get rewarded in the end,” Charlotte reflects. “So those things.” many times, I wanted to give up. But I would think, ‘That’s E very start-up company has its “war stories,” according to Charlotte Kohlmann Cake Technologies grew to a company that employed 15 not right to do for my investors and employees. Certainly, if Dales ’04. She and the other co-founder of CAKE are no exception. “We made every people and was live in more than 200 restaurants in London. I can keep going, I will figure it out.’” 2004mistake in the book,” says Charlotte. The company was sold to American Express in October 2017. While the stress was like a tunnel that sometimes seemed It was 2012 when Charlotte and her business partner, Michelle Songy, got the “The biggest sensation is relief,” Charlotte says. “And then I to have only a sliver of light at the end, Charlotte says she idea for the mobile-paying app, CAKE. The two of them and several other friends thought, ‘Did we really do this and pull it off?’” cherishes the experience of starting her own company and dined out at a restaurant in Chelsea, London, near where they both lived, to celebrate Charlotte’s faith–faith in herself, in her company, in even wants to do it again. “I feel so fortunate. Not many Michelle’s younger brother’s visit. It took an hour to pay the bill, Charlotte recalls. God, and in St. Jude–helped push her toward the finish people get to go through this. Even though it was so hard—I There had to be a better way, they thought. line. When she was 12 years old, her mother, Mary Bond loved my job, every second.” “Michelle and I both really wanted to do our own thing, and we didn’t want to Kohlmann, gave her a prayer card with St. Jude, the patron stay at our current jobs,” Charlotte says. They saw the frustration and the disruption saint of hopeless causes. The prayer is titled, “Don’t quit.” It of their dining experience as an opportunity to fill a need through technology. would become Charlotte’s anthem. “Randomly, a year ago I Charlotte, who graduated in 2008 from the University of Colorado in Boulder, thought of it. I read (the card) every day for the past year and had been living in London for about a year at that point and worked in finance eventually memorized it,” Charlotte says. “I would recite it at Deutsche Bank. Michelle, a friend from Atlanta, worked in corporate finance on the tube on the way to work, repeating it over and over.” for Coca-Cola. The two had known each other since college when Michelle was Growing up Catholic at Sacred Heart planted the roots roommates with Charlotte’s friend from Sacred Heart, Brooke Parker ’04. of Charlotte’s faith, and those years of leaning on her faith The idea for the app was hatched at the dinner, and the planning began. “We when the odds seemed stacked against her and her start- literally started this company sitting on my bedroom floor, writing stuff down,” up company prevented her from losing hope. “There are Charlotte and her business partner, Charlotte says. For nearly two years, the partners planned on the side while working so many lessons I learned about business and starting a Michelle Songy, started CAKE on her at their corporate jobs. Then at the end of 2013, they had raised their first batch business, and mistakes I know not to make anymore. The bedroom floor—literally! of money from investors—mostly friends and family—and quit their jobs. They only thing that I knew for sure, the whole time, regardless devoted their full time and attention to their new company. of what was happening, was that my gut just kept telling me “It started as a bill-splitting app, but we quickly realized that by integrating with that I shouldn’t give up when many people probably would the restaurant’s existing point-of-sale system [computer systems where servers input have,” says Charlotte. “As my mom says, if you keep putting customers’ orders], we were connecting all these fragmented systems that existed in one foot in front of the other, you will keep moving forward. restaurants,” explains Charlotte. And getting restaurants on board was key. It’s your decision to give up or to keep going.” “By doing that, we were actually collecting data that no one else was collecting,” In such a competitive atmosphere, doing the right thing Charlotte adds. That data helps companies develop valuable customer profiles. often meant doing the hard thing. A lesson Charlotte While the app aimed to make bill paying a piece of cake, as the name suggests, received from her sixth grade teacher, Mrs. Mattesky, starting a technology company from scratch proved a constant roller coaster of provided a bedrock reminder that doing the hard thing challenges. “Everyone says when you start your own company, you have to work pays off in the long run. She recalls receiving a test back St. Jude’s prayer “Don’t quit” has served as really hard. You’re busy, and you’re working a lot,” Charlotte says. “What no one from Mrs. Mattesky with a score of 98, an A+. When she inspiration for Charlotte over the years. says is how much stress and anxiety you have. The biggest challenge is that every went back to her desk, she realized that her test had been

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Isabel Evans ’21 and Katherine Wise ’22 participated in the BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION Bicentennial procession.

Here at the Rosary, we commemorated the occasion with a Bicentennial Mass held at St. Louis Cathedral on November 18, the Feast of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne.

Celebrated by Archbishop Gregory Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ, Through our yearlong Bicentennial Aymond, the Mass opened with a with a proclamation from the French Celebration, we remember Philippine’s beautiful procession that featured government honoring Philippine’s pioneer spirit as she overcame many Religious of the Sacred Heart, students, contribution to Catholic education obstacles through faith and perse- alumnae, and other members of the in the New World. Following Mass, verance to plant the seeds of Sacred Sacred Heart community. Additionally, guests continued the celebration at Heart education, a spirit that contin- members of the Lower, Middle, and a reception at the Old Ursuline Con- ues to inspire our girls each day as they Upper School choirs performed during vent, a nod to the Ursuline sisters who explore new frontiers of their own.200 the Mass, and Vincent Sciama, French offered Philippine hospitality when Consul General in Louisiana, presented she first arrived in New Orleans.

This school year, the Network of Sacred Heart Schools is celebrating a milestone—the 200th anniversary of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne’s arrival in New Orleans from France and the beginning of Sacred Heart education in North America.

Elise Khoury ’26 and Amelia Stein ’26 represented Sacred Heart Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70, Archbishop Gregory Aymond, and Sr. Sheila Hammond, RSCJ, Provincial of Bicentennial Committee members Kay Gibbons Favrot ’53 foundresses St. Rose Philippine Duchesne and St. Madeleine Sophie the Sacred Heart U.S.-Canada Province and Sr. Jan Dunn, RSCJ Barat as part of the Bicentennial procession.

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SHARA HAMMET PEYTON BUSH WIL JACOBS MARK ROMIG Lower School Division Head Trustee Trustee Trustee Shara Hammet's varied educational Peyton Bush is currently the Chief Investment Wil Jacobs originates and manages a Mark Romig is the President/CEO of experiences over the past 25 years have Officer of Bollinger Enterprises, LLC, a single- commercial loan portfolio as an officer of the New Orleans Tourism Marketing allowed her the opportunity to collaborate family investment office in New Orleans. In Hope Enterprise Corporation. He is also Corporation (NOTMC) and also serves as with educators in the United States and this role, he is responsible for overseeing all proud of his role as Housing Director of the volunteer President/CEO of the 2018 internationally. She has demonstrated investment activities and asset allocation for the Louisiana Recovery Authority, where NOLA Foundation, the support arm for the educational and administrative leadership a portfolio that includes publicly-traded debt he devised initiatives to restore housing City’s 2018 Tricentennial Commission. He is during her years of work at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in Boston, and equity securities, hedge funds, and direct investments in both after the hurricanes of 2005. He previously the stadium announcer for the New Orleans where she was responsible for building a team of full-time and per real estate and private equity. Previously, he was a Vice President at furnished debt for buyouts and merger and acquisition transactions Saints at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. As a public relations and diem trainers. She worked in schools and classrooms across the LongueVue Capital, LLC, a New Orleans based private equity firm. in the leveraged finance group of a national bank in the Midwest. marketing professional, he served as Vice President – Public Affairs country, delivering and overseeing professional development for He has also worked at Highland Capital Management, a multi- Wil is active in the Fathers’ Club at Sacred Heart and chaired its for Hibernia National Bank and enjoyed a sixteen-year career at superintendents, curriculum directors, principals, teachers, and strategy alternative investment firm in Dallas, TX, with over $30 Mardi Gras fundraising activities during the 2016-2017 school year. Peter Mayer. Mark is a member of the boards for Covenant House, parents. Previously, Shara traveled to Singapore to collaborate and billion in assets under management, and was an Investment Banking He is the Past Chair of Café Reconcile and serves on the boards of Legacy Donor Foundation, New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame, and create a series of quality professional development services for schools Associate for JP Morgan Securities. Peyton earned a Bachelor of the Audubon Nature Institute and the New Orleans School Facility the Fore!Kids Foundation. He is also past Chairman of the Board and districts adopting Singapore Math in the United States. She Science from Tulane University and an M.B.A. from Vanderbilt Finance Foundation. He was a founding board member of the of The Idea Village and currently serves as Chairman of the Board currently serves in a consultancy role for Scholastic International, University, and he served four years as an Intelligence Officer in the Crescent City Community Land Trust and has also completed service of the Louisiana Travel Promotion Association. Mark attended the offering expertise on Singapore Math implementation in U.S. United States Marine Corps. He is married to Elizabeth Ehrensing on the boards of Stuart Hall School for Boys and St. Augustine High University of New Orleans, where he received a B.S. from the School classrooms. Prior to joining Sacred Heart in July 2017, Shara served Bush ’94, and they have a daughter, Charlotte ’25, and two sons, School, his alma mater. Wil holds a B.A. from the University of New of Business Administration (School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism at Isidore Newman School, where she worked with teachers and Peyton V and William. Orleans and an M.B.A. from the University of Michigan and is the Administration) and was named the program’s outstanding alumnus administration to build consistency in best practices and instruction. father of a daughter, Isabella ’25, and a son, Nicholas. in 1984 and again in 2012. In 2008, Mark was honored by the Young Shara and her husband, Patrick, have three daughters: Lucy ’16, NINA WESSEL ENGLISH ’92 Leadership Council as a Role Model and received St. Elizabeth’s Guild Volunteer Activist Award. Mark’s mother, Janice Margaret Virginia ’17, and Martha ’23. Trustee WILLIAM LUNN, M.D. Collins Romig ’50, is an alumna of Sacred Heart. Upon graduation from Dartmouth College, Trustee MEGAN BARRY KEPPER ’06 Nina Wessel English went to work for the A graduate of Tulane University, Dr. William Director of Alumnae Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. She Lunn was recruited to serve as President & Megan Barry Kepper is a native New then moved to the West Coast, earning a CEO of Tulane Health System in August Orleanian and graduated from Sacred Heart law degree from the UCLA School of Law. of 2014. Originally from Texas, he was a in 2006. She attended Louisiana State Nina’s legal career began with a clerkship medical student at the University of Texas University and returned to New Orleans for Honorable F. A. Little, Jr., the former Chief Judge of the U.S. in Dallas, a resident at Emory University, to begin her career at The Idea Village, a District Court, Western District of Louisiana. She then practiced and he completed fellowships at Vanderbilt University and Harvard University. Dr. Lunn is the recipient local nonprofit organization. For the last law for several years at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett in Los Angeles. of numerous awards, including the American College of Chest seven years, Megan has gained experience in many roles throughout In 2004, Nina returned to New Orleans with the firm of Gordon the organization from external affairs and marketing to technology. Physicians’ Young Investigator Award and the Fulbright and Jaworski Arata McCollam Duplantis & Eagan, where she became a partner Award for Educational Leadership. He has authored several original Most recently, she served as the Director of Development, managing practicing commercial litigation and labor and employment fundraising and relationships for The Idea Village donor base. In articles published in various medical journals and book chapters. He law. Two years ago, Nina elected to take a break from law and is 2016, Megan returned to Sacred Heart as a parent of Corinne ’33 in has been guest faculty at numerous courses, as well as national and the Little Hearts program and began her role as Director of Alumnae currently devoting her time to philanthropic pursuits. She serves international meetings. Dr. Lunn and his wife, Mary Lynn, have three in July 2017. as Board Chair for New Orleans People Program and as Board daughters: Elizabeth ’16, Emma ’18, and Mary Aliene ’24. Vice-Chair and coach for Girls on the Run, New Orleans. A 1992 graduate of Sacred Heart, Nina has remained actively involved CONNIE LA NASA SHANNON ’90 GRAHAM RALSTON with the Rosary, including serving as a member of the Alumnae Trustee Chief Financial Officer Board and as Parents Annual Giving Campaign Chair. She and her Connie La Nasa Shannon received a husband, Patrick, are the parents of three daughters: Maria ’24, Graham Ralston joined Regions Bank in Bachelor of Science in Management from Colette ’27, and Emeline ’31. 2013 as a Commercial Banking Executive for the A.B. Freeman School of Business at the South Louisiana Market and was named Tulane University. She became a CPA New Orleans Market President in early A FOND FAREWELL: Retiring Trustees Recognized and joined Arthur Andersen LLP in New 2016. Prior to joining Regions Bank, he led a We recognize Byron Adams, Jr., Rachelle Albright, Patrick Hammet, Orleans, where she worked for almost commercial banking group at Whitney Bank Octavio Mantilla, and Machelle Payne for their efforts in support seven years as an auditor and audit manager. After retiring to raise in New Orleans, where he began his career of the Rosary. her family of four, Connie returned to the workplace at Holy in 1997. Graham earned a B.A. in Economics from the University Cross School in 2014 as a Controller. She was later promoted to of Texas at Austin and an M.B.A. from Tulane University. He also the leadership position of CFO, where she was responsible for all earned a CFA Charter in 2006 and is a past President of the CFA aspects of financial and accounting relationships for the school. Society of Louisiana. Graham is a member of the Business Council Connie has served on the board as Treasurer of the Junior League of Greater New Orleans and currently serves on the boards of GNO, of New Orleans, including service on its Finance Council as Chair Inc. and the Regional Loan Corporation. He is the current Board and Sustaining Advisor. She has volunteered for the Mothers’ Club President of the Preservation Resource Center. Graham and his wife, at Sacred Heart and is the mother of two daughters, Colette ’25 and Adele Michaelis Ralston ’94, have two daughters, Riley ’26 and Chloé ’27, and two sons, Collin and Colby. Emma ’30, and a son, Mears.

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143JV & VARSITY

10Volleyball, Cross Country, Swimming, Cheerleading, Basketball, Soccer, Indoor Track & Field, Outdoor Track & Field, Tennis, Golf ATHLETES

INDIVIDUAL TITLES 4 ❤ State Champion 4 ❤ State Runner-Up 4 ❤ State Bronze Medalist 5 ❤ Regional Champion 4 ❤ Regional Runner-up 3 ❤ Regional Bronze Medalist 23 ❤ District Champion 14 ❤ District Runner-Up 10 ❤ District Bronze Medalist TEAM TITLES TEAM MIDDLE SCHOOL 71

1 ❤ State Champion 1 ❤ State Runner-Up 80% 2 ❤ State Bronze Medalist SPORTS PARTICIPANTS 4 ❤ Regional Champion 7 ❤ District Champion 28 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 29 15 29 THE BRIDGE | WINTER 2018 good Sports good Sports

16 ❤ All-State 7 ❤ All-Metro 1 ❤ Clarion Herald Elite Team 13 ❤ All-Region 7 ❤ District MVP Honorees 58 ❤ All-District 1 ❤ All-Academic 126 Composite INDIVIDUAL Athlete

IN 12 YEARS STATE COUNTRY CROSS CHAMPIONSHIPS 23 ❤ All-Academic 10 HONORS Award

The Cardinals were crowned the 2017 Class 3A Cross sq.ft. Country State Champions—their tenth state title in 12 years under the leadership of Coaches Greg and Jenny Caro. Mary Nusloch ’19 was the individual state champion, 40 00 which was her fifth individual state title in either cross ADDITION AL FACILITIES country or track, and all seven of the Cardinals’ runners finished in the top 20. 4,000 ❤ new square feet of putting green turf 8.75 ❤ laps to a mile on new outdoor Cross Country State Championships running track 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017

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4th grade graduates, Class of 2025 8th grade graduates, Class of 2021

Kindergarten/4th grade Passing of the Plaid ceremony

2nd grade First Communion, Class of 2027 Class of 2017 valedictorian Elizabeth Schmidt and salutatorian Caroline Kavanaugh

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Prize Day 2017 ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Class of 2017 College Acceptances Scholarships are an integral part of independent schools. They promote academic excellence, recognize leadership skills, and cultivate University of Alabama Marymount Manhattan College The Class of 2017 specific interests while encouraging our students to go beyond theGoals and Criteria of Sacred Heart education. Congratulations to the University of Alabama at Birmingham University of Miami following recipients of academic scholarships for the 2017-2018 school year. University of Arizona Millsaps College Auburn University University of Mississippi was awarded The Esther Adams Centennial Scholarships, The Shelby Ryan Leonhard Scholarship, The Peggy D. Sarpy and Margaret D. Ramsey Ball State University Mississippi State University established by a bequest from the estate of established in 2012 in memory of Shelby Scholarship, established in memory of Peggy Bard College Missouri State University 155 scholarships, Esther Adams, were presented to Charlotte Leonhard, Class of 2015, was presented by Denechaud Sarpy ’63 and her mother, Galloway ’21 and Katie Paige Gardes ’21. her sister, Barrett Leonhard ’17, her brother, Margaret Denechaud Ramsey ’32, was Barnard College Molloy College Reese Leonhard, and Sewall Valette to Elise presented by Marion Ramsey to Stirling Bates College Mount Holyoke College earning more Vickery ’21. Kennedy ’18. The Kimberly Marie Adams Scholarship, Baylor University University of New Orleans established in memory of Kimberly Adams Belmont University The New School ’92 by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey P. The Sister Shirley Miller, RSCJ Scholarship, The Virginia Wilson Voelker Scholarship, than $10 million Boston College New York University Adams, and her friend John J. Maceluch, established in honor of Sr. Shirley Miller, established by the Voelker family in honor was presented by Kimberly’s sister-in-law, RSCJ, who served as Headmistress of the of their beloved mother, Virginia Wilson Boston University Nicholls State University Lori Adams, and niece, Mia Adams ’25, to Rosary for fourteen years, and supported Voelker, was presented by her granddaughter Bowdoin College University of North Carolina in scholarships. Mary Grace Granito ’18. by the Rosary Sacred Heart Alumnae Molly Mattesky Sanders ’07 to Alexandra Association, was presented by Lynne Chimento ’18. Brenau University at Chapel Hill Charbonnet Gibbons ’89 to Eugenie Bucknell University Northeastern University The Dr. Timothy M. Burns, Ph.D. Gallinghouse ’18. Scholarship, established in 2014 by Sacred We would like to extend our University of California, Santa Barbara Ohio Northern University Stonehill College Heart parents and friends in honor of Dr. gratitude to the donors of the Catholic University of America University of Oklahoma University of Texas at Austin Burns’ tenure as Headmaster of the Rosary The Brianna Murphy Scholarship, established from 2003-2014, was presented to Asia in 2009 in memory of Brianna Murphy ’01 following scholarship funds. College of Charleston Oxford College of Emory University University of Texas at Dallas Jackson ’18. through a gift by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clemson University Pace University Texas Christian University The Adams-Kaulakis Scholarship for Global Robert G. Murphy, and the Class of 2001, Creighton University Point Park University Texas Tech University was presented to Lauren Hatfield ’18. Education Fund, established in 2016 in The Sister Marie Adele Bush, RSCJ memory of Marguerite Adams Kaulakis Emerson College Providence College Trinity University Scholarship, established in memory of Sr. ’31 by her husband, Arnold Kaulakis, to Emory University Regis University Tulane Universit y Adele Bush, RSCJ, a beloved educator at the The Sharon Ellis Murray Scholarship, assist a student or faculty member in a Rosary, was presented to Lauren Haefele established in memory of Sharon Ellis Sacred Heart-sponsored global education Fairfield University Rhodes College University of Utah ’18. Murray ’91 by her family and friends, was experience. Florida Southern College University of Richmond Vassar College presented by her sister Becky Ellis Keller ’97 to Lily Conroy ’18. Fordham University Roosevelt University Villanova University The William and Jean Copeland Scholarship, The Oliver H. Dabezies, Jr. Scholarship Furman University St. Edward’s University University of Virginia established in memory of Mr. Copeland Fund, established in 2006 by a gift from and in honor of his daughter Dr. Leslie The Ana Marie Rapier Scholarship, the Charles W. and Elizabeth Goodyear George Mason University Saint Joseph's University Virginia Polytechnic Institute Copeland ’91, was presented by Mrs. Jean established through a gift by Mr. and Mrs. Foundation and matching gift from the George Washington University Saint Louis University and State University Copeland to Sophie Capella ’18. Michael J. Rapier in honor of his mother, BHP Billiton Matching Gift Program in Ana Marie Rapier, was presented by Mr. and memory of Oliver H. Dabezies, Jr., father of University of Georgia Sam Houston State University Wagner College Mrs. Rapier to Elizabeth Coman ’19. Elizabeth Goodyear ’81. Gonzaga University Samford University Washington and Lee University The Golden Cardinal Scholarship, established by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McAlear, was Hamilton College University of San Diego Webster University presented by Melissa Vergona Conner ’95 to The A. Louis Read Scholarship, established in The Dorothy Fleury Hills’ Blue Ribbon Hendrix College University of San Francisco Western Michigan University Madeline Kling ’19. honor of Mr. Read by his daughter Susan Scholarship Fund, established in 2001 in College of the Holy Cross Santa Fe University of Art and Design Wofford College Read Johnson ’64 and her husband, Doug memory of Dorothy Fleury Hills ’30. Johnson, was presented by Mr. Read’s Howard University Savannah College of Art and Design Wright State University The Nancy Stafford Hartson Scholarship, granddaughter Courtney Johnson LeClercq University of Illinois at Chicago Smith College Xavier University of Louisiana established in memory of Nancy Hartson ’87 to Marcelle Holmes ’18. The Lapeyre Scholarship Fund, established ’84 by an anonymous donor, was presented in memory of Sr. Odile Lapeyre, RSCJ, by Illinois Wesleyan University University of South Alabama by her mother, Joan Walet Hartson ’55, friends and family. Jacksonville University University of South Carolina and sisters Joanie Hartson Mulkin ’81 and The Sacred Heart Distinguished Scholars Connie Hartson Winsberg ’82 to Taylor Awards, established in 2003 by the Board Johnson & Wales University Southeastern Louisiana University Robert ’25. of Trustees, were presented to Ashley Ellis The Euxenia Baccich Rathe Scholarship Fund, University of Kentucky University of Southern California ’22, Madeline Kessels ’22, Isabel Evans established in 1981 by an anonymous donor ’21, Emily LeBlanc ’21, Eva Dreiling ’20, to provide tuition assistance to relatives of Louisiana State University Southern Methodist University Clare Hickham ’20, Zoe Faulker ’19, Sacred Heart alumnae. 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Class Of 2017 College Choices Class Of 2017 College Map

Madeline Jane Abbott** McKinley Paige Guidry* Mallory Elizabeth Shannon Elizabeth Schmidt*** Texas Christian University The New School Lightfoot*** University of North Carolina at Louisiana State University Chapel Hill Katherine Isabel Balart Grace Meriwether Gundlach** Louisiana State University Spring Hill College Brenna Caitlin Macnamara*** Sarah Ann Schuler Millsaps College Loyola University New Orleans Kelly Manning Batt* Virginia Dowdy Hammet*** University of South Carolina Fordham University Kyle Margaret Maher*** Britton Andreé St. Pierre Louisiana State University Louisiana State University Maureen Burke Blaum* Clare Corine Heidel Savannah College of Art Gap Year Hunter Alexis Major*** Destiny Elizabeth Stafford*** and Design New York University Tulane Universit y Mary Mitchell Ives Henry* Carley Elizabeth Bohn** Savannah College of Art Helen Anne Mason** Gabriella Elizabeth Southern Methodist University and Design Louisiana State University Trentacoste* Roosevelt University Amanda Louise Braham Caroline McDaniel Hughs** Sophia Elizabeth Milburn Louisiana State University Louisiana State University Louisiana State University Kaylee Marie Tufaro* University of Alabama Lauren Samantha Broussard*** Alexandra Elizabeth Hunter** Elise Marie Miller*** Boston University University of Alabama Villanova University Caroline Louise Viator** University of Alabama Madeline Harris Burk*** Sara Elizabeth Jenkins* Megan Nicole Montecino*** Louisiana State University University of Alabama Louisiana State University Eleanor Jean Wenzel Louisiana State University Madeline Maureen Cook*** Catherine Antoinette Kalifeh* Celina Gene Morrison*** Saint Louis University University of Alabama Millsaps College Isabel Anita Yarborough*** Auburn University Catherine Marie Crocker*** Caroline Elizabeth Simone Elizabeth Rhodes College Kavanaugh*** Constantin Page** *Honors Villanova University Louisiana State University **High Honors Jane Frances Dugal** University of Mississippi Madison Alana Keller** Kathryn Anderson Payne*** ***Highest Honors Howard University University of Texas at Austin Katy Lou Fenasci** Loyola University New Orleans Nicola Patrice Kelly** Adelaide Elizabeth Perrier** Louisiana State University College of Charleston Caitlin Mary Garner** University of Miami Gabrielle Marie Langlois** Gabrielle Cecile Provenzano Louisiana State University Louisiana Tech University Grace Anne Gerig*** University of San Diego Annabeth Karen Lawrence*** Ashton Elise Rabalais** Saint Louis University Louisiana State University Morgan Maria Guerra*** Tulane Universit y Barrett Elizabeth Leonhard* Emery Alexandra Rome Rhodes College University of Alabama McKaelyn Laine Guidry The New School Verali Lyngdoh Sabharwal Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

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Groove is in the Headmistress' Heart Congé Reception

Saturday, April 22, 2017 Wednesday, March 22, 2017

The ASH community got in the groove for Congé 2017, More than 140 guests joined “Groove is in the Heart,” which brought lots of exciting Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, changes in conjunction with favorite traditions. For RSCJ, to experience the flavors of the first time ever, the annual school fair featured an assortment of rides and was held at a new location, New Orleans during an evening the Mater Campus parking lot. Co-chaired by Angel honoring the Headmistress’ Circle Edrington and Katye Edrington Irwin ’97, the event of Donors for their contributions also included live music from Bruce Daigrepont Cajun to the school’s 2016-2017 Annual Band, a marketplace, a talent show, a hula hoop contest, Giving Campaign. The evening dancing with the ASH cheerleaders, traditional carnival began in the chapel with a Mass food, and of course, lots of games, including old favorites such as confetti eggs, the dunking booth, the Cake Walk, of Thanksgiving celebrated by and many more. Fr. Gregg H. Grovenburg, S.J., with music courtesy of Les Jeunes SPECIAL THANKS TO Chanteuses, the Sacred Heart third OUR SPONSORS and fourth grade choir directed Disco Diva: by Jodi McWilliams. As the Tulane Health System sun set, guests circulated to the Whitney Bank Above: Chef Morgan Angelle of Pizza Domenica; Chef Kelly Fields of Willa Jean; Chef Zachary Engel front courtyard, where they enjoyed Boogie Babe: of Shaya; Chef Todd Pulsinelli of Restaurant August; Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70; Octavio exquisite cuisine donated by Borgne, Wells Fargo Advisors - Viator Wealth Mantilla; Chef Aarón Sánchez of Johnny Sánchez; Chef Brian Landry of Borgne; and Chef Miles Landrem Management Group, LLC Johnny Sánchez, Pizza Domenica, of Johnny Sánchez. Restaurant August, Shaya, and Willa Main Stage: Gallo Mechanical, LLC Jean, as well as musical entertainment by the Joe Simon Trio. Music: Julia Smith - Class of 2019 Cup Sponsors: French Truck Coffee Right: Members of Irwin, Fritchie, Urquhart & Les Jeunes Chanteuses Moore, LLC perform during the Ochsner Baptist Mass of Thanksgiving.

Top to bottom: Katye Edrington Irwin ’97, Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70, Angel Edrington; Lucille Dansereau ’28, Kenzie Do ’28; Mike Truxillo, Brady Dugan, Stephen Parrish; Olivia Claire Truxillo ’30, Louise Hymel ’30, Sydney Hall ’30

Left to right: Trinh and Diem Do; Michael and Renée Raymond Hulefeld ’91; J.P. and Erin Hymel

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Destination: Sacred Aloha ASH Auction Heart Auction Saturday, November 11, 2017 Friday, November 11, 2016 Donned in luau attire and festive leis, guests gathered around the fountain under bamboo- More than 350 guests celebrated an evening of adventure to strung lights for “Aloha ASH Auction.” The event the four corners of the world—North America, South America, was co-chaired by Elizabeth Ehrensing Bush ’94 Europe, and Asia—at the “Destination: Sacred Heart” auction. and Adele Michaelis Ralston ’94 and featured Co-chaired by Danielle Calhoun and Courtney Johnson LeClerq food by Dickie Brennan & Co., music by Jerry ’87, the evening featured music by Luv Sexy and food and Diaz and Hanna’s Reef, and a wide array of cuisine from Dickie Brennan’s Tableau, Commander’s Palace, Mr. auction items from dining experiences to student B.’s Bistro, and Ralph Brennan Restaurants in tented quadrants art to vacations and more. Cooper and Ellen for each of the four destinations. Prior to the main event, there Heidingsfelder Manning ’87 hosted the patron was a patron party at the nearby home of Gary and Betsy Becker party beforehand at their home. Laborde ’87.

SPECIAL THANKS TO SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS OUR SPONSORS

Global Entry Card: Mauna Loa: Tulane Health System Tulane Health System Whitney Bank Whitney Bank

Cardinal Frequent Flyer: Blue Hawaiian: The Sue Sue Charitable Foundation Elizabeth and Peyton Bush Wells Fargo Advisors - Viator Wealth Camenzuli Dental Excellence Management Group, LLC Adele and Graham Ralston Above top: Tsunami Aloha ASH auction goers ASH Pre-Check: participate in the heads or tails game. Courtney and Ted LeClercq Bottom: Neal Kling, Elizabeth Ehrensing Moore Metabolics Bush ’94, Adele Michaelis Ralston ’94, and Penny B. O’Krepki Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70 Regions Bank Helen and Tim Young

Top to bottom: Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70, Neal Kling, Danielle Calhoun, and Courtney Johnson LeClerq ’87; Dr. William Lunn, Liz Baldwin Hefler ’99, and Chuck Viator; Left to right: Ellen Heidingsfelder Whitney Guarisco and Nina Wessel English ’92; Manning ’87 and husband Cooper; Vinnie and Julie Prieur Varisco ’94 Christine Weiser Lejeune ’02 and Michelle Janusa; Dr. Robert Camenzuli and wife Dana

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Clockwise from top-left: 1. Virginia Hammet ’17, Sara Jenkins ’17, and Will LaBumbard (son of Meg Manthey LaBumbard ’01) portrayed Mary, Joseph, and Clockwise from top-left: 8. Charles and Jennifer Adams at the annual Fathers’ Club Crawfish Boil 9. Upper School financial literacy students presented baby Jesus during the tableau at Basket Mass 2016. 2. Barrett ’17, Jan, and Tom Leonhard at the Shelby Leonhard Memorial Blood Drive 3. Dr. Jane Goodall, business plans for their own “dream coffee shop” during Sacred Heart’s first annual “Shark Tank,” where they were evaluated by a panel of alumnae judges from world-renowned ethologist and conservationist, visited Sacred Heart in March 2017. 4. The Avenue Players presented “Clue” as their spring 2017 production. Whitney Bank. 10. Members of the Upper School choir performed during a naturalization ceremony for 43 new U.S. citizens hosted by Sacred Heart and the 5. ASH Tennis Coach Chris Dazet and Mothers’ Club Tennis Tournament Co-Chairs Stephanie Moore and Lorie Guarisco DeMarcay ’89 6. Sacred Heart U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). 11. All-School May Crowning: Kayla Thomas ’18 (crowner), Ana Marie Rapier ’25 (Lower School crown dedicated and blessed the renovated Tech Café in memory of Maelan Elizabeth Graffagnini in April 2017. 7. Forty-five former Board of Trustees members joined bearer), and Carly Illanne ’21 (Middle School crown bearer) 12. Adelyn Lindley ’31 crowns Mary with the help of her mother, Leslie, during the Little Hearts Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70, for a luncheon as she shared Sacred Heart’s five-year strategic plan. May Crowning ceremony. 13. Lacey Chauvin ’30 and Charlotte Rudolph ’29 served as crown bearer and crowner in the Preschool May Crowning ceremony. 14. Sixth graders were formally recognized for completing the IBERIABANK Financial Scholars Program, powered by EverFi, as part of their “Hearts for Humanity” social enterprise. 15. Timothy and Elizabeth Soslow and William and Amy Peterson at the New Parent Reception

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Clockwise from top-left: 16. Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO and international best-selling author of “Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead,” and Clockwise from top-left: 23. Fathers’ Club Golf Tournament Chair Brady Dugan with Fathers’ Club President Mark Conner 24.Trunk or Treat Mary Matalin, an author, TV/radio host, and political contributor, spoke in front of a sold-out crowd in the Nims Fine Arts Center. 17. 2017-2018 Mothers’ Co-Chairs Tesa Bossetta and Christine Weiser Lejeune ’02 25. Katherine Wise ’22 starred as Shrek in the Avenue Players’ fall 2017 production. Club Co-Presidents Katie Eddins and Alyson Igoe, Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70, and 2016-2017 Mothers’ Club Co-Presidents Laura Brooks and 26. Zoe Sofranko ’26 , Caroline Kogos ’26, Rachel Farley ’26, René Charles ’26, and Emmeline Singer ’26 performed in the annual skit for the Feast of St. Allie Pierson at the Mothers’ Club Luncheon 18. Presley Recher ’32, Kennedy Recher ’30, and Sr. Georgeann Parizek, RSCJ, collect supplies from Sacred Heart Rose Philippine Duchesne. 27. Whitney Guarisco, Mandi Frischhertz, Katie Eddins, Alyson Igoe, Caroline Parrish, and Charlotte Benton at the Mothers’ families to support those affected by Hurricane Harvey. 19. In partnership with Octavia Books, Sacred Heart hosted Rick Riordan, #1 New York Times best- Club Christmas Luncheon at Tableau 28. Ryland Edwards ’18, Amelie Nicoladis ’18, and Douglas Higginbotham, Jr. (grandson of Kay selling author of the “Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard” series, as he presented the final book of his series in front of a packed crowd in the Nims Fine Arts Farrell Higginbotham ’74) portrayed Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus during the tableau at Basket Mass 2017. Center. 20. Sacred Heart dedicated and blessed the Gayle and Tom Benson Sports Field, which is part of the new Sacred Heart Outdoor Athletic Complex, in October 2017. 21. Aysha Gibson ’18 was chosen by her classmates to portray Mater Admirabilis. 22. Sacred Heart dedicated and blessed the Richard C. Colton, Jr. Center for Performing and Fine Arts in October 2017.

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Alumnae Weekend: October 20-21, 2017 The Rosary welcomed home alumnae to reconnect with classmates during Alumnae Weekend. The weekend began by honoring the Class of 1967 during the annual 50-year reunion luncheon in the parlor with Headmistress Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ, where Preschool and Lower School students delighted the alums with song and prayer. That evening, the Rosary hosted the biggest alumnae party of the year, the Courtyard Soirée, where alums gathered around the fountain for music, food, and fun. The next morning, guest speaker, Sally Kittredge Reeves ’60, spoke in the chapel on the history of Sacred Heart and St. Rose Philippine Headmistress Sr. Melanie Duchesne in honor of the Bicentennial Celebration of St. Philippine bringing Sacred Heart education to America. After, the Guste, RSCJ ’70, with 2017 alumnae award recipients were recognized during the Legacy Brunch, which was catered by the Ralph Brennan Restaurant Bicentennial guest speaker, Group, and the weekend concluded with Family Mass in the chapel and, of course, goûter. Sally Kittredge Reeves ’60, and her husband, Bill

2017 Alumnae Award Recipients: Janice Foulks, St. Philippine Duchesne Odile Rauxet Carter ’33, the Rosary’s Award, and Kit oldest alum who attended the Legacy Carrière Stumm ’72, Brunch, was acknowledged by Sr. Alumna of the Year Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70.

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Catherine Margaret Cobb ’76 To: David Anthony Nortman

Carey Nicholson Faust ’03 To: Douglas Edward Rushton, Jr.

Lindsey Merilh Goodier ’03 To: Hunter Bruce Baird

Emily Coldwell Leefe ’03 To: Mark Lawrence Foster, Jr.

Maria Bertha Anna Barry ’04 To: Bradley Christopher Boyd

Kristen Elizabeth Metzger ’04 Johnston-Breaux Cobb-Nortman Faust-Rushton Wegmann-Walker Leftwich-Marshall Duplantier-Anderson Evans-Tamporello To: Beau David Fransen

Cerise Katherine Potts ’04 To: Peter Alexander Bermudez

Rina Rosemary Thomas ’04 To: Shadrack Tucker White

Lauren Susan Wegmann ’04 To: Alston Lyons Walker

Claire Foley Leftwich ’05 To: Dr. Richard Henry Marshall, Jr.

Corrie Anne Duplantier ’06 To: Kyle Clinton Anderson

Maria Elizabeth Evans ’06 To: Jason Paul Tamporello Hailey Frances Rouhana ’06 Goodier-Baird Leefe-Foster Barry-Boyd Rouhana-Malone Coutin-Martin Spencer-Lemmond Clesi-Mazzarell To: Nicholas Law Malone

Ana Lourdes Coutin ’07 To: Edward Joseph Martin IV

Grayson Whitaker Spencer ’07 To: Geoffrey Harrison Lemmond

Victoria Aylett Clesi ’08 To: Matthew Brian Mazzarell

Abby Elizabeth-Jude Gervais ’08 To: Patrick Sean Walker

Frances Page Tompkins ’09 To: Ryan Lawrence Goodwin

Caroline Isabel Crumley ’10 To: David Raymond Gallo, Jr.

Emery Sue Finegan ’10 To: Christopher William Kirkikis Metzger-Fransen Potts-Bermudez Thomas-White Gervais-Walker Tompkins-Goodwin Crumley-Gallo Finegan-Kirkikis

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19 37 18 38 17 20 21 39 BLESS THESE BABIES (1) Dottie Gambel Ellis ’96 (8) Britton Elizabeth Stewart ’00 (15) Jennifer Curole Greco ’02 (22) Lizzy Stentz Ryan ’03 (29) Robin Staudinger Williamson ’04 (36) Megan Barry Kepper ’06 8th child, 5th boy, Andrew Grehan 1st child, 1st girl, Lola Sam Sharkey 1st child, 1st boy, Luke Nicholas 2nd child, 1st girl, Virginia Marley “Vivi” 1st child, 1st boy, Carter Edward 2nd child, 1st boy, David “Conway,” III (2) Taylor Houser Houser ’97 (9) Emily Adler Bode ’01 (16) Lauren Espinosa Heffern ’02 (23) Margaret Adler Saik ’03 (30) Jessica Marceaux Dale ’05 (37) Molly Mattesky Sanders ’07 3rd child, 2nd boy, William “Carlisle” 1st child, 1st boy, Blaise Duncan 1st child, 1st girl, Penelope June 1st child, 1st boy, Ogden Sandoz 2nd child, 2nd girl, Mary Lawrence 1st child, 1st girl, Eyler Grace (3) Nicole Martinez Rohling ’97 (10) Julie Wilson DiColo ’01 (17) Elizabeth Ogden Janke ’02 (24) Gretchen Lozes Fischer ’04 (31) Christina Slakey Milne ’05 (38) Kelsea Renton Roth ’08 1st child, 1st boy, Walker James 2nd child, 1st girl, Mary Theresa 3rd child, 3rd boy, Jack Winser 1st child, 1st girl, Mary Margaret 1st child, 1st girl, Margot Marie 1st child, 1st girl, Lillian Alexandra (4) Jena Hartley Castro-Casbon ’99 (11) Alex Clark Layfield ’01 (18) Hartley Meric Crunk ’03 (25) Rachael Casey Iturralde ’04 (32) Lauren Slakey Pointer ’05 (39) Bethany Burst Perez ’09 2nd child, 2nd boy, Holden Hartley 1st child, 1st girl, Eleanor Rose 1st child, 1st girl, Elsie Rita 1st child, 1st boy, Santiago Edward “Eddie” 2nd child, 1st boy, David Philip 1st child, 1st boy, Rowen Alexander (5) Nicole Kloor Janz ’99 (12) Katie LaCour Schackai ’01 (19) Annie Schmidt Jeansonne ’03 (26) Sarah Minge King ’04 (33) Mary Margaret Wogan Roy ’05 2nd child, 2nd girl, Maggie Rose 1st child, 1st girl, Charlotte Elizabeth 1st child, 1st girl, Hallie Mathilde 1st child, 1st girl, Eleanor Reynolds 1st child, 1st boy, William Kenison (6) Lauren Morley Ruppel ’99 (13) Heather Hoerner Verbich ’01 (20) Julie Guider Land ’03 (27) Aimee Dupuy Razi ’04 (34) Kelsey Kiser Beahm ’06 3rd child, 2nd boy, Jude Charles 2nd child, 1st girl, Everley Ann 1st child, 1st girl, Caroline McLure 3rd child, 2nd girl, Elizabeth Louise “Libby” 1st child, 1st boy, James “Sterling” (7) Kemi Mosadomi Foster ’00 (14) Amy Metzger Ananth ’02 (21) Mariel Ponseti Paciera ’03 (28) Hartley Casbon Wasser ’04 (35) Katie Robichaux Crosby ’06 1st child, 1st girl, Thandie Olivia Tolu 1st child, 1st girl, Ava Rani 1st child, 1st boy, Nolan Matthew 1st child, 1st boy, Eli William 1st child, 1st girl, Claire Stiel

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The “memorials” section of The Bridge includes the immediate relatives of our Sacred Heart family. Please keep in mind that we rely on your notification to keep our Luis G. Iglesias - father of Cynthia Iglesias Guven ’88, Margaret Read Pontius ’63 - sister of Kate Read Ezell ’71; Raymond Ronald St. Pierre - grandfather of column current and to keep your loved ones in our prayers. Condolences are for parents, spouses, children, grandchildren, siblings, and “in-laws” of our current Rosary Lucy Iglesias Barbeau ’90 cousin of Susan Read Johnson ’64, Courtney Johnson Britton St. Pierre ’17 LeClercq ’87, Helen Read Young ’88, Leslie Johnson students and faculty and Rosary alumnae. If there are additional relatives who are members of the Rosary community, they will be included as well. To ensure an accu- Mary Elizabeth VanDenburgh Ives ’56 - mother of McClanahan ’89, Nathalie Simmons Jorge ’90, Kelley John- Sr. Anne Sturges, RSCJ ’50♥♥ rate and complete listing of family members, please contact Megan Kepper, Director of Alumnae, at 504.269.1209 or email [email protected]. MeMe Henry*; grandmother of Marguerite Henry ’09, son Daniel ’91, Julia Smith ’19, Susan LeClercq ’22 Mary Mitchell Henry ’17 Robert Fellers Talbot, Jr. - husband of Bonnie Smith Margaret Kerr Rausch - grandmother of Siobhan Talbot ’56*; father of Beth Talbot Dienes ’79*, ♥ Exited Alum ♥♥ Associate Alum + Deceased * Current or Past Faculty/Staff of ASH ** Child of the Sacred Heart Dr. Eamon Michael Kelly - grandfather of Kathleen Rausch Amorosi ’88, Allison Rausch Silva ’93 Lisa Talbot Fletcher ’89*; grandfather of Betsy Kelly ’18 Dienes ’06, Caroline Dienes ’11, Reilly Talbot ’15; Eloise Caire Abadie - mother of Joan Abadie Benoit Mary Helen Stall Bryant ’52 - sister of Frances Stall Yvonne Roth Gelpi ’55 - mother of Suzanne Gelpi Dr. Emmanuel P. Rivas, III - father of Debbie Rivas ’79, uncle of Mary Hotard ’79, Tricia Hotard Moreau ’84; ’68; sister of Sr. Adele Caire, RSCJ ’47♥♥, Sr. Ann Caire, Smith ’57; sister-in-law of Susan Ellender Stall ’52 Bear ’77; sister of Sister Roth Morgan ’56, Kit Roth ’58; Dr. Daniel B. Killeen, Sr. - father of Karen Killeen Betsy Rivas ’83; grandfather of Meredith Rivas ’07, great-uncle of Sarah Moreau ’14, Lizzie Hotard ’15, RSCJ ’48, Sr. Margaret Caire, RSCJ ’50; aunt of Betsy aunt of Juliet Hainkel Holton ’81, Lele Hainkel ’84; Daly ’78, Diane Killeen ’92 Anne Rivas Tornabene ’08 Claire Moreau ’18, Lilly Moreau ’21 Caire Marino ’64, Mary Adele Caire Birmingham ’65, Alan Frank Burton - father of Carolyn Burton ’21, great-aunt of Alex Hainkel ’07, Scarlett Holton ’17♥, Gerry Farrell Matranga ’68, Pat Monier-Favalora ’68, Claire Burton ’24**; brother-in-law of Katie Cook Desirée Holton ’19**, Mignon Holton ’19**; Frederick Jenks King, Jr. - brother of Katharine Emma Jean Romig - mother of Nicole Bruno O’Blanc ’97 Anna Carol Fraering Taylor - grandmother of Magdalen Caire Smith ’68, Margaret Grenier d’Heme- Caballero ’03; uncle of Maddy McNabb ’28, great-great-aunt of Olivia Hainkel ’27 King Bingham ’68 Caroline Gray Johnson ’05, Sadie Taylor ’18 court ’69, Therese Caire Bryars ’71, Rosemary Grenier Meg McNabb ’31, Cecilia Caballero ’33 Dr. Kermit Roux, Jr. - father of Kristin Roux Coman Stricks ’71, Annette Farrell-Klein ’73, Ellen Grenier Dr. Karen Gibson ’60 - sister of Roma Gibson-King Thomas Hartley Kingsmill III - father of Adair ’90; father-in-law of Margaret Zainey Roux ’97; Samuel Bailey Tillman, Jr. - father of Elizabeth Judlin ’73, Jean Mary Berthelot Merritt ’73, Kay Farrell Sr. Anne Byrne, RSCJ♥♥ ’58, Michelle Gibson Bass ’64; aunt of Mimi Bass Miller Kingsmill ’08, Allison Kingsmill ’08 grandfather of Elizabeth Coman ’19, Molly Coman ’23 Tillman Czerniak ’78*, Sallie Tillman Rainer ’79, Higginbotham ’74, Elia Caire Saxer ’76♥♥, Elizabeth ’89; great-aunt of Lauren Terral ’11, Megan Terral ’14 Evelyn Tillman Girault ’81 George J. Cassard, III - brother of Mary Cassard ’58 Eldred Sorrell Lanier, Jr. - father-in-law of Lacey Grenier Garcia ’77♥♥; great-aunt of Jeanne Marino Dr. Wallace Rubin - father of Leslie Graf* Crawford Lanier ’98; grandfather of Logan Lanier ’27 Betbeze ’89, Kim Conway ’91, Becky Bourg ’93, Annie Sandra Wagner Godail ’57 Jacqueline Batt Tomeny - grandmother of Gordon Edward Clay, Jr. - father-in-law of Patricia Donald Bernard Schell - father of Helen Gerig*; d’Hemecourt Schwab ’95, Jessie Stricks ’99♥, Kellen Caroline Tomeny Bond ’04, Kristen Tomeny ’07 Kurzweg Clay ’82; grandfather of Claire Clay ’12, Derrick Anthony Goldsby - father of Kylee Goldsby ’27 Sr. Anita Louise Lapeyre, RSCJ ’55 - sister of grandfather of Sarah-Elise Pick ’11, Grace Gerig ’17 Higginbotham Ranger ’01, Rachel Judlin ’10♥, Nicole Elise Clay ’15; uncle of Shelley Devlin Kurtz ’75 Marguerite Lapeyre Young ’61, Didi Lapeyre Lagarde Jean Flower Tompkins - mother of Betty Tompkins Mabry ’10; great-great-aunt of Madi d’Hemecourt ’21**, Karen Heller Greenstone ’68 - sister of Maria Heller ’62; aunt of Lisa Young Chambers ’87, Amelie Torre ’90; Charles Sellers - father-in-law of Nicole Constantin Hunley ’73, Ann Tompkins Schramm ’81; mother-in-law Mary Rose Ranger ’29**, Louise Ranger ’31**, Douglas William J. Connick - father-in-law of Julie Ann Sangria ’76, Janet Heller Voelker ’77 great-aunt of Aimée Lapeyre ’13♥, Tess Maher ’29 Sellers ’92 of Jennifer Holiday Tompkins*; grandmother Higginbotham, Jr. (ASH-FIN) Schmedtje Connick ’77; grandfather of Caitie of Elizabeth Hunley Perrien ’00, Lydia Tompkins Connick ’15, Olivia Gaines ’20, Adelaide Gaines ’21** Lisa Pitre Guevara* Joanne Mary Escarra LeBlanc - grandmother of Rose Gallo Simone - great-grandmother of Kaley Bettye Jean Curry Abernathy - grandmother of Butler ’05, Page Tompkins Goodwin ’09, Shelley Caroline Lemaitre ’96, Courtney Williams ’04, Bent ’15 Tompkins ’11; great-grandmother of Page Perrien ’30 Sarah Bagot Gould ’04 Roland Paul Constantin - husband of Betty Constantin*; Zoe Sofia Montepeque de Guillen - great-grandmother Elisabeth LeBlanc ’05 father of Lisette Constantin ’84, Nicole Constantin of Gabriella Mehaffie ’19, Zoe Guillen ’20**, Adriana Marion Christ Clerc Simpson - mother of Cathy Clerc Chester Theodore Alpaugh, Jr. - father-in-law of Madeline Wood Tonti ’56 - aunt of Andrée Wood Batt Sellers ’92; grandfather of Simone Page ’17; uncle of Mehaffie ’21, Carolina Mehaffie ’24, Natalia Mehaffie ’25 Eunice White Lion - mother of Valerie Lion Sprinkle Eagan ’75; grandmother of Courtney Eagan ’04♥; aunt Barbara Ramirez Alpaugh ’76*; grandfather of Bradley ’81*; great-aunt of Bailey Batt ’15, Kelly Batt ’17 Adele Wolfe ’74, Minette Wolfe* ’88; grandmother of Brooke Bourgeois ’13, Madison of Julie St. Paul Allbright ’68, Lisa St. Paul Hudson ’73, Alpaugh Friedrichs ’08, Virginia Alpaugh ’11♥ Beverly Taylor Guste - mother of Colette Guste ’73; Bourgeois ’16♥ Corinne St. Paul Johnson ’81; great-aunt of Mary Ann Evangeline Molero Vavrick - mother of Eve Vavrick ’89 Louise Bartlett Echavarria ’58♥ - mother of Lisa grandmother of Margaret Guste ’08; aunt of Marie Lou- Michaela Kelly Bennett ’67 - sister of Carmen Kelly Yopp ’08, Sarah Johnson ’16 Echavarria Hopkins ’90 ise Guste Nix ’68, Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70, Valerie Katharine Laird Livaudais - mother of Harriet Roland J. Vercillo - grandfather of Jenna Rae Vandenabeele ’59, Pamela Kelly Sills ’60, Beth Kelly Guste Johnson ’72, Althea Guste Wise ’73, Elizabeth Livaudais Buckner ’67, Kathie Livaudais Carnahan ’73 Matthew Myles Smith - son of Suzy Lewis Smith ’84; Vercillo Miragliotta* Cook ’65, Lisa Kelly ’76 Joyce Marie Arboneaux Echols - grandmother of Guste ’75, Anne Guste ’78; great-aunt of Jennifer Guste nephew of Cammie Lewis ’82, Betsy Lewis Koehner ’88, Lauren Levenson ’07 Leonard ’91, Colleen Guste Waguespack ’92, Julie Guste Madeleine Bordenave Madona - mother of Christianne George Wilson Voelker - father of Maggie Voelker Stephen Gay Benton - grandfather of Katherine Katie Lewis Wood ’92♥ Danna ’95, Marian Bruno ’00, Melanie Bruno Till ’03, Renee Madona ’74; grandmother of Charlotte Steber ’22**; brother of Kitty Mattesky*; uncle of Mullady Benton ’24 Mary Lou Tubbs Eddleman - grandmother of Kelsea Betsy Guste ’04♥, Suzanne Bruno ’10♥; great-great-aunt Shahlaei ’94; great-grandmother of Sophia Shahlaei ’20 Jennifer Walter Sonnier - mother of Suzette Sonnier Voelker ’99, Annie Clauss ’02♥, Audrey Voelker Renton Roth ’08, Katharine Renton ’11 of Kerrigan Danna ’31 Killeen ’78; grandmother of Gabie Sonnier ’07, Thibodeaux ’02, Kitty Voelker ’03, Molly Mattesky June Zatarain Bertucci - mother of June Bertucci Jean Eyler Mattesky - mother-in-law of Kitty Logan ’69, Jill Bertucci Perez ’71, Joy Bertucci Wade Celeste Sonnier ’09, Jennifer Killeen ’11, Gigi Sonnier ’18; Sanders ’07, Emma Mattesky ’09, Madeleine Mattesky Melissa Barnett Elliott ’78 - daughter of Joel Roy Elaine Schneider Gwin - mother-in-law of Mattesky*; grandmother of Molly Mattesky ’73; grandmother of Ginger Logan Smith ’00, Liz Wade great-aunt of Madison Stone ’22, Lily Stone ’24 ’11; great-uncle of Eyler Sanders (ASH-FIN) Barnett ’45; sister of Joel Barnett ’69, Robin Barnett Yvonne Collier Gwin ’71; grandmother of Sibby Gwin Sanders ’07, Emma Mattesky ’09, Madeleine Mattesky ’11; Green ’02, Ellen Logan ’05 Robison ’73 Nancy Barnett Marshall ; niece of Dot ♥, ♥ Charbonnet ’01*; great-grandmother of Emme great-grandmother of Eyler Sanders (ASH-FIN) Lorraine Sanchez Stahl - grandmother of Meghan Eileen Kuebel Weber ’63 - mother-law of Roy Dane ’39; cousin of Peggy Resor Place ’62, Patricia Charbonnet ’30, Sarah Charbonnet ’33 Petagna DeRoche ’03, Margaret Stahl ’19 Lorie Guarisco DeMarcay ’89; grandmother of Carolyn Atkinson Bienvenu - grandmother of Resor Berthelot ’66, Dale Dane DeSonier ’67, Jean Bryan Patricia Nicholls Mitchell ’51 - mother of Nanette Elizabeth Bienvenu Bourgeois ’98; great-grandmother Lanie DeMarcay ’23, Holly DeMarcay ’24 ’70, Pamela Resor Doran ’71♥, Debra Dane Norton ’71, Jane Smith Stickney Gwyn - grandmother of Rembert Bordelon ’74, Penny Rembert Angelotti ’79; Albert Martin Stall - husband of Susan Ellender Stall of Gigi Bienvenu ’14♥ Dorothy Dane Shepherd ’72, Holly Bryan Adams ’74♥, Rachel Stickney ’04 sister of Alice Nicholls Rayer ’54; aunt of Alice Rayer ’84 ’52; father of Diane Stall Irvin ’74, Kristin Stall ’78; Shirley Caire Wegmann - mother of Cynthia Regan Norton ’03 brother of Mary Helen Stall Bryant ’52+, Frances Stall Wegmann Babst ’67; mother-in-law of Susan Cambon Sr. Mary Blish, RSCJ♥♥ Cornelia Monte Moisuk ’61 - sister of Annie Sr. Carol Haggarty, RSCJ ’59♥♥ Smith ’57 Wegmann ’71♥*; grandmother of Morgan Babst Mary Louise Auler Farnsworth - mother of Jackie Monte St. Paul ’47 Robert Henry Boh - husband of Katherine Sandoz Habig ’99, Lauren Wegmann Walker ’04 Farnsworth Shreves ’67♥♥*, Susan Farnsworth Yenni ’70♥, Margaret Logan Hardie♥♥ - grandmother of Ann Elizabeth Connick Stansberry - sister-in-law of Boh ’52; father of Elizabeth Boh ’79; grandfather of Stephen Michael Noya - brother of Elizabeth Noya ’13; Maryann Farnsworth Faulkner ’71, Pat Farnsworth ’74♥, Avery Hardie ’16, Zoe Hardie ’18 Giselle Dutrey Connick ’72; aunt of Katherine Connick Mary Chopin Wendt - mother of Meredith Wendt Katherine Eshleman ’09♥ cousin of Angela Noya ’04 Debbie Farnsworth Buckhaults ’77♥, Missy Farnsworth Williams ’02, Claire Connick ’05, Mary Colleen Connick Pinkerton ’90; grandmother of Hadley Pinkerton ’21, Dr. Aynaud Maurice Hebert - father of Lele Hebert Donald B. Bohn, Sr. - father of Ginger Bohn Baldwin Gensler ’81; grandmother of Catherine Shreves ’89♥, ’06, Catherine Grace Connick ’20; great-aunt of Fowler Evangeline Wendt ’28; aunt of Keegan Chopin ’92, Wood ’72, Andre Hebert Carriere ’74; grandfather of Cecily Mouton Ochsner ’76♥ - sister of Qué Ochsner ’71, Priscilla Bohn Dalton ’73, Donna Bohn Patten ’77, Ashley Shreves ’96, Rachel Yenni Crifisi ’01 Williams ’32 Emily Chopin ’96; great-aunt of Edie Naquin ’28, Ashley Wood Fleming ’03, Lauren Wood LaRose ’05; Smith ’70, Coller Ochsner ’72; aunt of Mequet Smith Theresa Bohn Godman ’79; grandfather of Bailey Ellie Naquin ’30 Valda Videau Farrell - mother of Linda Farrell Roussel brother of Mary Anne Hebert Creagan ’46 Werlin ’98 Bohn ’14, Carley Bohn ’17 Louise Lange Stewart ’48 - sister of Emily Lange ’66, Brenda Farrell Marshall ’72; grandmother of Clair LeBlanc ’50; cousin of Hanton de la Houssaye Agnew Dr. Jacques S. Whitecloud - brother of Andrée Provosty Hickey ’50 - sister-in-law of Shirley Dee Osment ’51 Ronald Bourgeois, Sr. - father-in-law of Elizabeth Farrell ’00♥, Laurie Farrell ’02♥ ’49, Nuddy de la Houssaye Baron ’54*, Pie Baron Pou ’79, Renee Whitecloud ’85, Simone Whitecloud ’96, Deirdre Burke Provosty ’49♥; aunt of Micheline Avegno Bienvenu Bourgeois ’98 Maggie Agnew ’05, Sarah Agnew ’12♥, Ashley Pou ’13, Elena Whitecloud ’98♥ Cristina Jenkins Fowler - mother of Cristi VanDenburgh ’82 René Sylvain Paysse, Sr. - grandfather of Lauren Paysse ’16, Sloane Paysse ’22 Quarles Agnew ’16♥ Albert E. Briede, III - husband of Irene Gillen Briede Fowler Chauvin ’99 Marion Schexnaydre Zinser ’41 Francis John Higgins - grandfather of Erin Crow ’98, ’48; father of Irene Briede Lutkewitte ’69, Delsa Briede Helen Christ St. Paul ’46 - mother of Julie St. Paul Susan Barringer Gaudet ’55 Lindsey Crow ’99 Charbonnet ’73, Margaret Briede Brooksher ’76♥, Allbright ’68, Lisa St. Paul Hudson ’73, Coco St. Paul Johnson ’81; grandmother of Mary Ann Yopp ’08, Bridget Briede Bories ’77♥; father-in-law of Doretta Theda Alice Meade Hodges-Cahill ’49 - mother of Briede*; grandfather of Erin Lutkewitte Kilgore ’00, Sarah Johnson ’16 Carlys Hodges Guillot ’72♥♥ Dorie Briede DeLucca ’02, Allison Briede Badon ’06

56 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 57 THE BRIDGE | SPRING 2018 57 59 As ASH families, we can be our students have outscored ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 REPORT ANNUAL Our students designed earthquake-resistant structures, wind-resistant roofs, Louisiana and national averages in advanced placement. Our ACT scores surpass averages in our 13 AP classes. Our eighth and ninth graders’ mean average test score coastal barriers, prosthetic hands, and tinkered with turbines. state and national averages, steadily increasing from a 27.0 in 2016-2017 to a 27.7 in 100% of the graduating class earned TOPS with an initial dollar value of $416,016.90 (to be renewed annually) and additional scholarships amounting $9,739,288.10. to This past summer, we hosted two community service projects in New Orleans in partnerships with our students and students fromother Sacred Heart schoolsaround the country—"Rebuild New Orleans” and “Healthy Waters and Coastal Restoration.” continuedYour investment in Sacred Heart positioned our school in 2016-2017to achieve the highest standard of educational best practice in the country, as evidenced by its re-accreditation by the Independent Schools of the Southwest. Our STEAM curriculum was equipped with new CAD Software, die-cutters and 3-D printers. A new entrepreneurial math course was offered in the Upper School. Through this course on financial literacy, students managed the school’s satellite franchise PJ’s coffee shop through the application of business skills via a yearlong practicum. Rally State At in Division 3, students came in first place in World History and Financial Math Literacy, second place in Psychology, and third place in Business Computer IV. Spanish and Applications Our faculty-to-student ratios decreased from 1 in to 2015-2016 9.5 exceptional to 8.8 creating 1 in increasedto 2016-2017, differentiation and personalization. Our class sizes are less than 16. Forty-eight percent of our faculty and administration have master’s degrees or above. These differences reflected are in that Lucy Calkins’ Reading and Writing Workshop methodology was incrementally rolled out in kindergarten through twelfth grade,creating what we confidently assess is the most outstanding “balanced literacy program” in the city. surpassed national norms, and 50% of eighth graders scored in the 90th percentile. 2017-2018. And, nearly 90% of our students scored 50% above Louisiana and global both proud that one of our core strengths remains in language arts, a confluence of skills and competencies essential for success in our world. YOUR ANNUAL GIVING INVESTMENT INVESTMENT GIVING ANNUAL YOUR and tomorrow. girls—today our for progress fuels 2016-2017

Neal J. Kling Trustees of Board Chair, the generosity of you, our parents and friends, in Annual ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL . With your gift,you continue the workof education has inspired that Headmistress generations young of women change to the world. thank wish NinaWe to and Parents English, Annual Patrick our 2016-2017 Giving Chairs, and all our of generous volunteers for their leadership throughout the year in supportof our annual campaign.couldWe not donehave it without you! Thank our trustees, you to faculty and staff, grandparents, alumnae, and friends for sharing in our mission, for your commitment, and for your generous spirit! Sincerely, Melanie A.Sr. Guste, RSCJ, Ph.D. ’70 Giving All these of outstanding accomplishments our of students and our school through occurred Become aware of truth love, and freedom; lives; their of significance the Discover part creativelyTake in the effort to transform theworld Be enabled encounter to the of love Jesus; Let their lives be shaped an by active faith. (Society of the Sacred Heart, Constitutions 11) Faithful to her seminal to inspiration,Faithful Sacred Heart at theeducatorsRosary in accompanied2016-2017 755 students the from tender innocence our of one- the poised more to year-olds twelfth grade in this graduates most profoundly sacred work. And, it was truly blessed! With your gift through Annual Giving,challenged we everyourat girls age and level with program studies. a provocative of investment made possible Your many in some and initiatives resulted remarkable outcomes facing (see page for details). Dear Members of the Sacred Heart Family, MembersDear Heart the of Sacred As a school of the Sacred Heart, children are our “raison d’être”—our Madeleine St. foundress education, of work our Through being. for reason would… people young that believed Sophie ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 REPORT ANNUAL ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART SACRED THE OF ACADEMY Annual Report Photography by Jerry Naunheim 58 2016-2017 FINANCIAL STATEMENT

SOURCES OF FUNDS ANNUAL GIVING (BY CONSTITUENCY)

Tuition $10,988,091 80% Parents $296,137

Student Fees $825,145 6% Alumnae $165,785

Annual Giving (see details on facing page) $634,449 5% Grandparents $69,777

Special Event Fundraisers (Net) $142,335 1% Parents of Alumnae $16,863

Auxiliary Services (Bookstores, Lunch, Infirmary) $33,456 0% Faculty/Staff/Friends/Other $85,887 Tuition Other Programs (After School & Summer) $814,628 6% Student Fees TOTAL $634,449 Annual Giving Special Event Fundraisers (Net) Interest from Investments $7,716 0% Please note that donors who fall into more than one constituency group (e.g. a current parent who is also Auxiliary Services (Bookstores, Lunch, Infirmary) an alumna) will be included for participation in each group, but their gift will be reported just once in the Miscellaneous $240,563 2% Other Programs (After School & Summer) group that has the closest connection with Sacred Heart. Interest from Investments $13,686,383 100% Miscellaneous The 2016-2017 Annual Report lists the names of all those who made gifts to the Academy of the Sacred Heart which were received during the fiscal year from July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017. While we have made a sincere effort to honor donors by being inclusive and accurate, we ask you to accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and notify AnneMarie Collura, Director of Annual Giving, at 504.269.1210 or [email protected] so that we can correct our records accordingly.

USE OF FUNDS

Instructional $7,196,346 53%

General Administration $2,414,547 18%

Student Activities $387,839 3%

Maintenance $1,819,076 13%

Information Technology $460,537 3%

Auxiliary Services $194,946 1% Instructional Other Programs (After School & Summer) $602,440 4% General Administration Student Activities Reserve for Replacement & Renovations $89,600 1% Maintenance Information Technology Miscellaneous $ 2 9 , 7 3 6 0% Auxiliary Services Debt Service $110,000 1% Other Programs (After School & Summer) Reserve for Replacement & Renovations Transfer to Endowment $381,316 3% Miscellaneous Debt Service $13,686,383 100% Transfer to Endowment

60 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 61 DISTINGUISHED DONORS

TRÈS BIEN Mr. and Mrs. David M. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis Ready Mr. and Mrs. Cyril P. Geary III CUPOLA CIRCLE Mrs. Amee E. Foss and Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Mistretta Dr. and Mrs. Enrique Segura ($15,000+) Mr. and Mrs. William R. Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Rooney Mr. John J. Giovengo, Jr. ($350+) Mr. Zachary J. Wilson Mrs. Michael J. Molony, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Garaudy Ms. Cathy Green Rosenstein Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Goodyear IV Dr. and Mrs. Edward Foulks Dr. and Mrs. Jonah R. Moore Ms. Beth C. Sheridan Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gibbens Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Adams III Mr. and Mrs. Jordan S. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Cristian P. Silva Mrs. Lawrence D. Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gill Mr. and Mrs. John Ruckert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hailey III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Gardes Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. H. Mulroy Mr. and Mrs. S. Talmadge Singer II Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy V. Gossell Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Schott Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hainkel III Dr. and Mrs. G. Havard Albright Mr. and Mrs. James F. Geary Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Mumphrey Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. Skrmetta 1887 CIRCLE Ms. Leslie Graf Mr. R. Lane Sisung Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson V. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. W. Raley Alford III Ms. Delphine W. Gilly Ms. Patricia Murret Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Smallpage ($7,500+) Mr. and Mrs. Kyle F. Graffagnini Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Slattery, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Heidingsfelder Dr. Kelly Alig and Mr. Andrew T. Alig Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Gleason Dr. Nicole M. Nedd and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brian Amorosi Mr. and Mrs. Shane J. Guidry Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guarisco Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Smith Miss Jane Heidingsfelder Dr. and Mrs. Santiago L. Gomez Mr. Joseph R. Cook Miss Katina Spera Anonymous (2) Miss Katherine Manthey Dr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Guerra Dr. and Mrs. Hugo St. Hilaire Dr. and Mrs. Brett M. Hymel Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Goodier Dr. Lynne H. Neitzschman Dr. and Mrs. Theo Stafford Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Talbot Mrs. Mary Hymel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Anzelmo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grace Mrs. Lien I. Nguyen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Stassi Dr. and Mrs. George H. Arch ROSARY CIRCLE Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Hymel Mr. and Mrs. James M. Grady Mr. Clyde B. Price Dr. Erin B. Stein and Mr. David M. Stein Ms. Julie Austin ($2,750+) Dr. and Mrs. Charles Haddad, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Thibeaux Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jeansonne III Dr. and Mrs. Taylor C. Green IV Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Stephens Dr. Kendall G. Hales and Drs. Liza and Charles Thomas Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. J. Truitt Balart Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Guarisco Mrs. Penelople B. O'Krepki Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Sterkx Mrs. Frederick I. Brown, Jr. Mr. S. Benjamin Hales Mr. and Mrs. Numa J. Triche Mr. Tony L. King Dr. and Mrs. Luis A. Balart Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Guarnieri Ms. Florence O. Onstad Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stumm, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy S. Christina Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Hammet Dr. and Mrs. T. Michael Truxillo Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Laborde Dr. Ayana K. Barbarin Mr. and Mrs. William C. Guider Miss Brooke H. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Sullivan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker H. Couvillon Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Hardie Mr. and Mrs. Sean Tynan Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Lacaze Mr. Frank D. Barber III Dr. Susan H. Gunn and Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson G. Parker Ms. Lisa K. Tanet Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Germanese Mrs. Maurice J. Hartson III Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. John F. Landrum Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Barreca Mr. Joshua S. Gunn Mr. Guy Perrier Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Hatfield Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hefler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Varisco, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lane Mrs. Brie Battle Dr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Hales Mr. and Mrs. W. Claiborne Perrilliat, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thoa Tran Dr. Vivienne Hayne and Mr. Matthew Holzhalb Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie R. Varisco Dr. Lora M. Langefels and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Batt, Jr. Mrs. Jane Hall Mrs. Cherie Peters Mr. and Mrs. Harry John Trube III Mr. C. Peck Hayne Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Stafford J. Viator Dr. Christopher J. Wormuth Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Beer Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hart Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Pinkerton Dr. Jules Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Jean Paul Hymel Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hughs III Mr. and Mrs. E. Benton Vickery III Mr. Curtis J. Ledet Mrs. Claudette Bienvenu and Drs. Aimée and Christian Hasney Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Pitt Dr. Robert C. Mercadel Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Kleehammer Dr. Renée F. Hulefeld and Dr. Terri M. Von Hoven and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Lejeune Mr. Andrew D. Mendez Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haydel Mrs. Brenda Powe Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. LaCour Mr. Michael F. Hulefeld Mr. Raphael A. Magnotta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lemann Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Biven Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Price Drs. Jennifer and Alan Velander Mr. and Mrs. Clifton D. LeBlanc Miss Julie Jacob Dr. Marianne Walsh and Drs. Leslie and Michael Lindley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Bogle Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Provenzano Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy J. Walpole Mr. and Mrs. Phillip May Mr. Wilmer J. Jacobs, Jr. Mr. Kieran J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lopez Dr. and Mrs. Humberto E. Bohorquez Mr. and Mrs. Adrian R. Higginbotham Mr. and Mrs. Damian J. Randolph, Sr. Dr. Maud M. Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McIntyre Mrs. Gretchen Z. Kane Mrs. Caroline W. Wendt Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Lorio Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bossetta Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hills Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rapier Dr. Gary R. Byerly Mr. and Mrs. James J. Murphy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Kavanaugh Dr. Sarah Yockey and Mr. and Mrs. Hans Luetkemeier Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Brennan Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Hodnette Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey S. Ratté Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. Walshe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Elie V. Khoury Mr. James Yockey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lutkewitte Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Jason J. Recher Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mrs. Marguerite K. Kingsmill Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Marshall Mr. Robert Brown Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie G. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Crutcher Reiss Mr. and Mrs. Chris F. Watters Mr. and Mrs. Randall Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Kling CARDINAL’S CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton L. Martin Dr. and Mrs. John G. Burvant Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holtgreve Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Elliott S. Weeks Miss Courtney-Anne Sarpy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lauscha ($750+) Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Maureau, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Calcagno, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson R. Houser Mr. and Mrs. Justin O. Roubion Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wise Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Wall Mrs. V. Price LeBlanc, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McAlear Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. Cancienne Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Hufft Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Wood Mrs. Marguerite L. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Young Mr. and Mrs. Frederic T. LeClercq Dr. Geraldine Ménard and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Capra Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Igoe Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Scafidel Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Young Mr. Thomas K. Foutz Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Levy Mr. Robert L. Ménard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Capshaw Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Irwin Ms. Maria C. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmermann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albery HEADMISTRESS’ CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Luetkemeier Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver, Jr. Miss Elizabeth Carey Drs. Jennifer and Walter Jackson Ms. Leslie D. Schroth Mr. and Mrs. Brad M. Albrecht ($1,500+) Dr. and Mrs. William W. Lunn Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Poché IV Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Casey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schwartz + Deceased Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Anuszkiewicz Ms. Sheldon Lykes Ms. Kathryn Ratté Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Champagne Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Adams, Sr. Mrs. Jacqueline P. Avegno Mrs. Madeleine B. Madona+ Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Chance, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips L. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Adams, Jr. Mrs. Charles J. Babington Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Maher Mr. and Mrs. David E. Redmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter N. Charbonnet, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Juro Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Albright Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Cooper A. Manning Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reh Mr. and Mrs. Corey D. Chimento Mr. and Mrs. Clay P. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Anderson Ms. Elizabeth Anne Boh Mr. and Mrs. Elisha A. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rice, Jr. Mr. W. Preston Christman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Kennedy Anonymous (2) Miss Aimée Bonomolo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mannino II Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Romig III Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Comboy Ms. Roma A. Kent Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Avegno Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Branch Mr. Octavio A. Mantilla Ms. Cathleen M. Ryan and Mrs. Edward S. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Kijko Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Bent Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Briede III Dr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Mayer Mr. Kevin M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Kogos Mr. and Mrs. Lance J. Bordes Mrs. Beatriz B. Brown and Mrs. Stanley McDermott, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Silvia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Costello Dr. Ingrid Labat Mr. Kyle S. Brechtel Mr. Silvio L. Nicolosi Ms. Kelly J. McGhee Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mason G. Couvillon Mrs. Missy Lacroix Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John C. Calhoun Dr. Robin McGoey and Mrs. Mondia Smith and Mr. Moe Bader Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. A. Peyton Bush IV Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Charbonnet Mr. Patrick S. McGoey Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Brian Larson Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Camenzuli Mr. and Mrs. Peter Connick Mr. and Mrs. Evans M. McLeod Miss Courtney Stumm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Leche III Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Carmadelle, Jr. Mrs. Harvey C. Couch III Mr. and Mrs. Ryan C. Medo Mr. and Mrs. Chris C. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Deynoodt, Jr. Dr. Rebekah H. Lemann and Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Charbonnet Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Cummings Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thomas Ms. Julia Dietz and Mr. Robert B. Bieck Mr. Jonathan P. Lemann Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Charles Dr. Julie K. Danna and Mr. and Mrs. Gunther R. Michaelis Mr. and Mrs. Brien J. Toso Mr. and Mrs. James J. Donelon Ms. Michelle A. Letulle Drs. Leslie and George Chimento Mr. Nicholas A. Danna Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Treuting Mr. and Mrs. Remy J. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Ciaccio Dr. and Mrs. Degan J. Dansereau Dr. and Mrs. Owen N. Mogabgab Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Uddo Dr. and Mrs. Willard L. Dumas, Jr. Judge Joy Lobrano and Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Dienes Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Moreau Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Vaicius Mr. and Mrs. R. Foster Duncan Mr. Francis Lobrano Drs. Tracy and William Curran Dr. Shawn Donelon and Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Morel, Jr. Mrs. Jennifer M. Van Vrancken Ms. Mary Virginia Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Lulich, Jr. Mrs. Winifred K. Delery Dr. Gregory Dowd Mrs. Laurie W. Nuell Miss Vanessa Van Vrancken Mr. and Mrs. Lucas H. Ehrensing Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn V. Lunn Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. DeMarcay III Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Eastman Mr. and Mrs. George H. Nusloch III Mrs. Sunae Villavaso and Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ellis III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Maher Mr. and Mrs. Stuart E. DesRoches Mr. Brian P. Egana Mrs. Heather R. O'Sullivan and Judge Robert E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fenasci Mr. and Mrs. Evan P. Manolis Dr. and Mrs. Diem D. Do Dr. and Mrs. Craig A. Ehrensing Mr. Michael A. Dalton Mrs. Katherine H. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ferrygood Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dreiling Ms. Marion F. Eigenbrod Mr. and Mrs. Spencer V. Ott Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Dustin R. Fleiner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. Dufour Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Parrish Dr. Rachelle L. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Mr. and Mrs. Luther L. McDougal IV Dr. Erin Dugan and Mr. Patrick Dugan Drs. Mary Ann and William Frable Mr. and Mrs. Bradley M. Pierson Mr. Jason S. Ward Ms. Lisa Fontenot Mr. and Mrs. Hunter B. McFadden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick English Mr. and Mrs. James J. Frischhertz Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Forcier Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. McLanahan Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Finch Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Frischhertz III Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Rabalais, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Zollinger Mr. and Mrs. David B. Melius Mrs. Ann W. Fitzmorris Dr. and Mrs. Danté J. Galliano Mr. and Mrs. Graham M. Ralston

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CLASS OF 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. David C. L. Gibbons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brien J. Toso 58% participation Mr. and Mrs. Armando Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hammer Mr. and Mrs. E. Benton Vickery III Mr. and Mrs. Luis Etienne Balart Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Roemershauser Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hughs III Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. Vojkovich Mr. and Mrs. John A. Batt, Jr. Mrs. Gretchen Schultz and Mr. Tony L. King Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Zollinger Mr. and Mrs. Barrett B. Blaum Mr. Stefano M. Ballator Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Kleehammer Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fenasci Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. Skrmetta Mr. and Mrs. Brian Larson CLASS OF 2022 Ms. Helen Schell Gerig Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Sonnier Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Masson 65% participation Dr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Guerra Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Taylor Dr. Geraldine Ménard and Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Shane J. Guidry Mr. and Mrs. Brien J. Toso Mr. Robert L. Ménard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Anuszkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hammer Ms. Dwanda M. Trask Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Arrington Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Hammet Mr. and Mrs. Numa J. Triche Mr. and Mrs. Spencer V. Ott Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Aucoin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Heidel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. Walshe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Plough Dr. and Mrs. J. Truitt Balart Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Henry Ms. Pamela P. Powe-Cerminaro Dr. Ayana K. Barbarin Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hughs III CLASS OF 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad A. Shahlaei Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Barreca Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Jenkins 71% participation Dr. and Mrs. Erik T. Sundell Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Bonura Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Kavanaugh Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. David F. Waguespack Ms. Jaye A. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Philippe J. Langlois Mr. and Mrs. Luis Etienne Balart Mr. and Mrs. West W. Warren Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Camenzuli Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Leonhard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Celano Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Washington Drs. Tracy and William Curran Mr. and Mrs. C. Kelly Lightfoot Mr. W. Preston Christman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dreiling Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Maher Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Ciaccio CLASS OF 2021 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ellis III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Coman 76% participation Mr. and Mrs. Solandie Exantus Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cook Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Finch Mr. Guy Perrier Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ellis III Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Arrington Mr. and Mrs. Kyle F. Graffagnini Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Provenzano Mr. and Mrs. David M. Farnsworth, Jr. Mrs. Claudette Bienvenu and Dr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Juro Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Rabalais, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fenasci Mr. Andrew D. Mendez Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Kleehammer Mr. and Mrs. F. Evans Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Hardie Ms. Ariane C. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Frederic T. LeClercq Dr. and Mrs. Theo Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Hebert Mr. Jeffrey C. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton L. Martin Ms. Lisa K. Tanet Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Hufft Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Moreau Mr. and Mrs. Stafford J. Viator Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Kling Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. Chapman Ms. Michelle Nawaz Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Yarborough Mr. and Mrs. Philippe J. Langlois Mr. and Mrs. Corey D. Chimento Mr. and Mrs. René S. Paysse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Luetkemeier Mr. and Mrs. Murphy S. Christina Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Pitt CLASS OF 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mannino II Dr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Dennard Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis Ready 63% participation Dr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Mayer Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy G. Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Schott Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther L. McDougal IV Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Cedric K. Scott Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Hunter B. McFadden, Jr. Ms. Aimée M. Fitzpatric Ms. Catherine F. Sewell Dr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Bianchini Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. McLanahan Ms. Cherilyn Flot and Mr. R. Lane Sisung Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Bonura Mr. and Mrs. Evans M. McLeod Mr. Thomas Vagas Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stone III Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Charbonnet Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Mr. and Mrs. William R. Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Steven Thomas Drs. Leslie and George Chimento Mr. and Mrs. George H. Nusloch III Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Gardes Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wise Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. David E. Redmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Roemershauser Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Guarisco CLASS OF 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart E. DesRoches Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey L. Royster III Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hailey III 85% participation Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Edwards III Mrs. Mayumi Seghers Dr. Kendall G. Hales and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bellaire Ms. Jennifer Simpson Mr. S. Benjamin Hales Annual Giving plays a vital role in increasing our level of excellence and furthering Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ferrygood Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Bent Mr. and Mrs. Van L. Gallinghouse Dr. Marie Smith-Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Illanne Dr. and Mrs. Humberto E. Bohorquez the mission of a Sacred Heart education. We rely on parents, grandparents, past Mr. and Mrs. William R. Galloway Mr. Byron A. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Jenkins Mr. Robert Brown parents, faculty and staff, alumnae, and friends to contribute to Annual Giving to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Peyton G. Bulloch make an immediate and lasting impact on the life of a Rosary student. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Granito Mr. and Mrs. David M. Whitsell Mr. and Mrs. Clifton D. LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Coman Ms. LuCretia Griffin Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Yarborough Dr. Rebekah H. Lemann and Dr. Jane Congeni and Mr. Leo Congeni Thank you for your continued generosity and for your partnership in our mission Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Guillot Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Young Mr. Jonathan P. Lemann Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Costello of educating tomorrow's leaders—we couldn't do it without you! Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Haefele, Jr. Ms. Michelle A. Letulle Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Hatfield CLASS OF 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Maniscalco Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. DeMarcay III For more information on Annual Giving, please visit ashrosary.org/giving. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Hoffman 68% participation Mr. and Mrs. Cooper A. Manning Ms. Jill Dunchick Mr. and Mrs. James A. Holmes Mr. John Adriani Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Maureau, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Forest Drs. Jennifer and Walter Jackson Anonymous Dr. Robin McGoey and Mrs. Amee E. Foss and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Babin Mr. Patrick S. McGoey Mr. Zachary J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Kennedy Ms. Colleen R. Barber Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Frischhertz III Mr. and Mrs. Brian Larson Mr. Frank D. Barber III Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Moreau Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Liberto Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Ben III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Moriarty Dr. and Mrs. Charles Haddad, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Lulich, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Humberto E. Bohorquez Mr. and Mrs. George H. Nusloch III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Hammet Dr. and Mrs. William W. Lunn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Casey, Jr. Mrs. Heather R. O'Sullivan and Dr. Vivienne Hayne and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Peter Connick Mr. Michael A. Dalton Mr. C. Peck Hayne Dr. Robin McGoey and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dreiling Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Pinkerton Ms. Michele C. Hieger Mr. Patrick S. McGoey Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Enright Ms. Esther M. Rees Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Moreau Mr. and Mrs. David M. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Stewart Ms. Christy F. Kane Mr. and Mrs. David F. Strawn

64 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 65 Mr. Tony L. King Dr. Terri M. Von Hoven and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Guillory Mr. and Mrs. Viet V. Tran CLASS OF 2030 Mr. and Mrs. William L. McIntyre II Mrs. Flavia Lancaster Mr. Raphael A. Magnotta Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Varisco, Jr. 98% participation Dr. Leslee C. McNabb and Dr. Lora M. Langefels and Ms. Etsegenet Wodajo Dr. Kendall G. Hales and Ms. Maria N. Vinas Anonymous Mr. Christopher M. McNabb Dr. Christopher J. Wormuth Mr. S. Benjamin Hales Mr. and Mrs. Julio C. Arana Mr. and Mrs. David O. Melancon Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Luetkemeier CLASS OF 2025 Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Hayes CLASS OF 2028 Ms. Larae Barard Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Neill Mrs. Meghan H. Magruder 81% participation Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Hayes 78% participation Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Breeden Mr. and Mrs. James K. M. Newton Mr. Octavio A. Mantilla Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Adams III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Irwin Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Broussard Mrs. Lien I. Nguyen and Mr. and Mrs. Evans M. McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Phillips L. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Julio C. Arana Mrs. Robyn M. Bruce and Mr. Clyde B. Price Mr. and Mrs. Rahman A. Mogilles Mr. and Mrs. Brad M. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Elie V. Khoury Dr. and Mrs. Degan J. Dansereau Mr. Paul J. Vekic Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Rooney Dr. and Mrs. Jonah R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Albright Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Kogos Dr. and Mrs. Diem D. Do Mr. and Mrs. Hunter N. Charbonnet, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Enrique Segura Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. W. Raley Alford III Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lauscha Mr. Jonathan H. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Kendall H. Chauvin Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. St. John, Jr. Ms. Lori Parigi Dr. Kristy Brumfield Mr. and Mrs. José I. Maruri, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. Gernard Mr. and Mrs. Remy J. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Bennett M. Straight Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mr. and Mrs. A. Peyton Bush IV Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Dustin R. Fleiner Drs. Virginia and Anthony Tracey Ms. Valerie J. Pescay Dr. and Mrs. Diem D. Do Mr. and Mrs. John M. McCammon Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Guarnieri Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Fleming Dr. Marianne Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis Ready Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. Dufour Mr. and Mrs. Rahman A. Mogilles Mr. and Mrs. Shane J. Guidry Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy V. Gossell Mr. Kieran J. Walsh Ms. Marlene Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Eastman Mr. and Mrs. Spencer V. Ott Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Guilbault III Mr. and Mrs. Alexander D. Guitart Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Talbot Mr. Brian P. Egana Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Pumilia Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hall, Jr. CLASS OF 2032 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. James H. England Mr. and Mrs. Graham M. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Terrill M. Hewett Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hefler, Jr. 100% participation Ms. Wanda L. Theriot and Ms. Julia England Mr. and Mrs. Damian J. Randolph, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Brett M. Hymel Mr. and Mrs. John M. Highsmith Anonymous Dr. Henry P. Langhetée Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Rhodes Ms. Kim Y. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Hodnette Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. Cancienne Drs. Liza and Charles Thomas Mrs. Germaine Gross-Banks Ms. Cathy Green Rosenstein Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Kogos Mr. and Mrs. James R. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Kendall H. Chauvin Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Vaicius Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hart Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Evan P. Manolis Mr. and Mrs. Jean Paul Hymel Ms. Corinne E. Flettrich Mr. and Mrs. West W. Warren Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie G. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Scafidel Mr. Octavio A. Mantilla Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jeansonne III Mr. and Mrs. Jordan S. Friedman Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Watson Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Igoe Mr. and Mrs. Cedric K. Scott Mr. and Mrs. John M. McCammon Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. LaCour Dr. and Mrs. Taylor C. Green IV Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wise Mr. Wilmer J. Jacobs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Talmadge Singer II Mr. and Mrs. William L. McIntyre II Mrs. Julia LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. Alexander D. Guitart Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Woodrow Ms. Christy F. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Sofranko Dr. Leslee C. McNabb and Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Leche III Drs. Aimée and Christian Hasney Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Kleehammer Mr. and Mrs. Kyle A. Spaulding Mr. Christopher M. McNabb Mr. and Mrs. LaJuan M. Magee Ms. Angela T. Henderson CLASS OF 2024 Dr. Ingrid Labat Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Stassi Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Naquin Mrs. Mary V. Montiel and Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Hodnette 89% participation Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Levy Dr. Erin B. Stein and Mr. David M. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. O'Sullivan Mr. Jose M. Manstretta Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jens Dr. and Mrs. George H. Arch Mr. and Mrs. Phillip May Ms. Wanda L. Theriot and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Naquin Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. LaCour Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Babin Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Dr. Henry P. Langhetée Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Scafidel Dr. Nicole M. Nedd and Mrs. Julia LeBlanc Mrs. Renee J. Bellows Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Thibeaux Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie R. Varisco Mr. Joseph R. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Lorio Mr. and Mrs. Bush Benton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Parrish Dr. and Mrs. T. Michael Truxillo Dr. Marianne Walsh and Dr. and Mrs. James L. Perrien, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rene A. Louapre Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Branch Mr. and Mrs. Bradley M. Pierson Dr. Jules Turner and Mr. Kieran J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Graham M. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Derek L. Nettles Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rapier Dr. Robert C. Mercadel Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Wanek Mr. and Mrs. Jason J. Recher Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Perret Mr. and Mrs. Murphy S. Christina Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Uddo Mrs. Caroline W. Wendt Mr. and Mrs. Justin O. Roubion Mr. and Mrs. Justin F. Provosty Mr. and Mrs. Mason G. Couvillon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie R. Varisco Mr. and Mrs. Tarik Sedky Mr. and Mrs. Jason J. Recher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. DeMarcay III Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Senn Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Veith CLASS OF 2029 Dr. Brittany O. Stumpf and Mr. and Mrs. William L. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Steven V. Doss Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Shannon Dr. Sarah Yockey and 85% participation Mr. Harry C. Stumpf Mrs. Mondia Smith and Mr. Moe Bader Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dreiling Mr. and Mrs. Cedric D. Skinner Mr. James Yockey Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Thoa Tran Dr. and Mrs. Hugo St. Hilaire Dr. and Mrs. Craig A. Ehrensing Ms. Brooke L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Justin M. Becker Dr. and Mrs. T. Michael Truxillo Mr. and Mrs. Chris C. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Malcom M. Ehrhardt Drs. Liza and Charles Thomas CLASS OF 2027 Mr. and Mrs. Lance J. Bordes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Uhlich Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Treuting Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick English Ms. Eugenie D. Trelo 91% participation Dr. Erica C. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Varisco, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Uhlich Dr. Monica T. Farris and Mr. Robert F. Trelo Mr. and Mrs. W. Raley Alford III Mr. Claytor L. Brooks Drs. Jennifer and Alan Velander Drs. Jennifer and Alan Velander Mr. Waddill P. Farris Mrs. Sunae Villavaso and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Anzelmo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Carmadelle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Gardes Judge Robert E. Jones Dr. and Mrs. J. Truitt Balart Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Champagne CLASS OF 2031 CLASS OF 2033 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gibbens Dr. Terri M. Von Hoven and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Comboy 80% participation 73% participation Ms. Maria Glorioso Mr. Raphael A. Magnotta Mrs. Beatriz B. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Cummings Ms. Allison Akhter and Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James M. Grady Mr. Silvio L. Nicolosi Ms. Carolyn M. Derbes and Mr. Roland A. Ricca Mrs. Diana Archuleta and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Haddad, Jr. CLASS OF 2026 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Calhoun Mr. Kurt G. Schmalz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bossetta Mr. Joey Stalzer Mr. and Mrs. Clay P. Kearney 91% participation Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Champagne Dr. and Mrs. Danté J. Galliano Mr. Kyle S. Brechtel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bachmann Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Lacaze Dr. Kelly Alig and Mr. Andrew T. Alig Mr. and Mrs. Jacques P. DeGruy Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Germanese Mr. and Mrs. Jason L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Hunter N. Charbonnet, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Scott P. Landry Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott Eddins Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guarisco Dr. Rachel S. Dauterive and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Fernand L. Laudumiey IV Mr. and Mrs. John T. Balhoff II Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick English Ms. Jane Guevara Mr. Patrick B. Dauterive Mr. and Mrs. Kurt W. Fromherz Dr. and Mrs. William W. Lunn Ms. Ariane C. Brennan Mrs. Derrick A. Goldsby Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick English Dr. and Mrs. George M. Gilly, Jr. Dr. Robin McGoey and Mr. Jeffrey C. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guarisco Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Maher Dr. and Mrs. Danté J. Galliano Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy V. Gossell Mr. Patrick S. McGoey Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Carmadelle, Jr. Dr. Susan H. Gunn and Dr. and Mrs. Owen N. Mogabgab Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy V. Gossell Mr. and Mrs. David C. Kepper, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mehaffie Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Charles Mr. Joshua S. Gunn Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nobles Mr. and Mrs. Kyle F. Graffagnini Mr. and Mrs. Ryan W. Kostal Dr. Cynthia Mizgala Mr. Mark A. Conner Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hainkel III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Price Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Grondin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Lejeune Mrs. Heather R. O'Sullivan and Ms. Melissa V. Conner Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie G. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Randall Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Terrill M. Hewett Drs. Leslie and Michael Lindley Mr. Michael A. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. Kenter Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Romig III Dr. Renée F. Hulefeld and Ms. Leigha K. Lindsay Ms. Brittany A. Santa Marina Drs. Tracy and William Curran Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Kijko Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Rudolph Mr. Michael F. Hulefeld Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. A. Kyle Saucier Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Deynoodt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Price Lanier Mr. and Mrs. Aaron C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Janusa Mr. and Mrs. Ovide L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. F. Evans Schmidt Dr. Erin Dugan and Mr. Patrick Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Mills Dr. and Mrs. Hugo St. Hilaire Mrs. Heather R. Kaptein Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Smallpage Ms. Catherine F. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. James H. England Dr. and Mrs. Owen N. Mogabgab Mr. and Mrs. Chris C. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Lejeune Dr. Brittany O. Stumpf and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Shipley Ms. Julia England Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Price Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy J. Walpole Drs. Leslie and Michael Lindley Mr. Harry C. Stumpf Mr. and Mrs. Cristian P. Silva Mr. and Mrs. David M. Farnsworth, Jr. Dr. Shelene Roumillat Dr. Rachelle L. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Trant Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Finch Ms. Brittany A. Santa Marina Mr. Jason S. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Rene A. Louapre Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stone III Dr. and Mrs. Santiago L. Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Chris F. Watters Dr. Colleen H. Martel and Mr. and Mrs. Iran A. Thompson II Mr. and Mrs. William C. Guider Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Smith Mr. Brett I. Martel

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CLASS OF 1941 Pat Henican McIntyre CLASS OF 1961 Beth Childress Sheridan CLASS OF 1973 Niki Washington Ben CLASS OF 1994 9% participation Lydia Larose Rives 14% participation Jackie Farnsworth Shreves♥♥ 22% participation Joann Wax Collins 33% participation Lolita Martinez Wegmann Olga Seiferth Rome Mary Virginia Dyer Betty Barrett Ballay Cathy Heuer Coppedge Meredith Gattuso Balart Melsy Adams Saunders Anne Gregory Gonsoulin CLASS OF 1968 Lyn Faust Ballay Lorie Guarisco DeMarcay Kelly Brechtel Becker CLASS OF 1942 Roma Ajubita Kent 10% participation Suzanne Sevier Broadwell Elizabeth Mears Ehrensing Becky Dietz Bogle 8% participation CLASS OF 1954 Patty Wegmann Rice Linda Barrett Denice Derbes Lynne Charbonnet Gibbons Michelle Jacques Brown 12% participation Sr. Mary Pat Rives, RSCJ Peggy Villeré Demarest Shaun Saer Duncan Emily Melville Giovingo Elizabeth Ehrensing Bush Diane Nalty Killeen CLASS OF 1962 Linda Higgins Guider Ninette Charbonnet Eastman Kali Jones Kelley Howard Gill CLASS OF 1943 Irene Ernst Mackenroth 27% participation Sylvia Young Marie Higgins Evans Leslie Johnson McClanahan Emily del Corral Highsmith 7% participation Joan Pilliod Michaelis Carolyn Billet Gretchen Zibilich Kane Mimi Bass Miller Julie Jacob Sarah Sullivan Ott Patricia Saer Brown Dorothy Howe Brooks CLASSOF 1969 Gigi Moran Matthews Arie Roth Kaller CLASS OF 1955 Ninette Brierre Dauwalder 28% participation Mina Eagan Meric Anne Medo Ready Rebecca McAlear Jennifer Van Vrancken CLASS OF 1944 25% participation Ann Mahorner Peggy Adams Jean Mary Berthelot Merritt Claire Babineaux Medo Nicole Vaudry Webb 17% participation Elizabeth Hahn Furlong Helen Michel Elise Andry Brundige Sarah Poitevent Porter CLASS OF 1974 Hollis Hindman Woodrow Adele Michaelis Ralston Jane Waguespack Molony Lynne Nalty Gallmann Linda Stewart Newton Eve Hammett Burton Sr. Betsy Hartson, RSCJ Dette Gieselman Reh Mary Beth Barker Cooney 11% participation Erin Bruce Saucier CLASS OF 1990 Charlotte Steber Shahlaei CLASS OF 1945 Joanie Walet Hartson Nell Nolan Young Anne Higgins Foley Kay Farrell Higginbotham 18% participation Lindsey Slaughter 14% participation Sr. Tita Lapeyre, RSCJ+ Anita Morrison Griffin Mary Hazard Hines CLASS OF 1963 June Bertucci Logan Marguerite Kern Kingsmill Erin Donelon Alford Jane Rapier Spence Winnie Kelly Delery CLASS OF 1956 Sr. Shirley Miller, RSCJ♥♥ Irene Briede Lutkewitte Christi Madona Kristin Roux Coman Shelley Sullivan Tynan Betty Nairne McDermott 19% participation Anne Whited Normann Deborah Smallpage Mooney Julie Miller DesRoches Julie Prieur Varisco CLASS OF 1964 Erin O'Sullivan CLASS OF 1979 Suzy Lavis Hufft Lisa Fontenot Holly Carter Gordon CLASS OF 1946 Sylvia Seiferth Brannen Dottie Storey Charbonnet 23% participation CLASS OF 1970 Ann Durant Rossi 21% participation Suzanna Connick Jamison Catherine Friedrichs Sewell Mignonne Mary Hammel CLASS OF 1995 15% participation ♥♥ Lise Kerrigan Lorber Sheryl Derbes Brown 21% participation Elizabeth Boh Mary Lucy Kuebel Lane Katherine Hanemann Wade Celeste Morrow Lopez 32% participation Mary Anne Hébert Creagan Helen Mashburn Penton Duane Eagan Couch Leanne Montgomery Boland CLASS OF 1975 Cappy Calhoun Mary Baccich Leach Erin Bell Luetkemeier Suzanne Alford Zelia Stewart Lebeau Bonnie Smith Talbot Susan Read Johnson Millie Kepper Brown 5% participation Lee Cutrone Kris Malachias McGee CLASS OF 1987 Heather Fee Saran Ainslie Blanke Mimi Webster Murphy Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ Ina Perez-Chaumont Klein Beth Talbot Dienes Elizabeth Salatich Schwieren 20% participation Connie La Nasa Shannon Melissa Vergona Conner CLASS OF 1947 CLASS OF 1957 Gayle Vincent Reichle Catherine Bisso Howard Laurie Weiss Nuell♥♥ Sheila Kuebel Favrot Micheline Avegno Patty Connolly Boersma Katina Spera Julie Guste Danna 9% participation 15% participation Francisca Sabadie Margaret Carrere Johnson Kathy Batt Youngberg Sally Newsham Inglis VanDenburgh Shawn Donelon Colleen Faherty Stephens Mary Holtgreve Deynoodt Margaret Schneider Claiborne Cynthia Jastram Perrilliat Penny Childress Shannon Lynn Smallpage Morgan Maria Martinez McDougal Debbie Mannina Verlander GiGi Brooks Gallinghouse Key James Fletcher Margot de la Houssaye Koch ♥♥ CLASS OF 1991 Jeanne Cavaroc Ryan Mary Clare McEnerny Siegel Sr. Maureen O’Halloran, RSCJ CLASS OF 1976 Elizabeth McMillan Helen Schmidt Jenkins Michel Varisco Gleason 16% participation Courtney-Anne Sarpy Donna Smythe Walker Trudy Crow Oswald 20% participation Michele Pollingue Reed CLASS OF 1983 Courtney Johnson LeClercq Shannon Ellis Gunther CLASS OF 1948 4% participation Frances Stall Smith Evelyn Coco Randle Barbara Ramirez Alpaugh Vanessa Hingle Saucier Ellen Heidingsfelder Manning Gretchen Schonberg Breaux Jane Heidingsfelder 19% participation CLASS OF 1965 Jean Derbes Ratté Anonymous Cindy Gallmann Soler Darnell Osborne Scheurich Maria Garcia Marks Kelley Johnson Daniel Ann Heslin Irene Gillen Briede CLASS OF 1958 22% participation Margaret Saer Beer Caroline Favrot Trube Elizabeth Brooks Taylor Stephanie Karcher Newell Gigi Haydel Graffagnini Eryn Tittle Melancon Sr. Ann Caire, RSCJ 19% participation Ellen Renaud Dast CLASS OF 1971 Janis Derbes deVerges Laura Michaelis Vickery Ashley Nolan Renée Reymond Hulefeld Madeline Haydel Price Florence O'Connor Onstad Elizabeth Diaz LeBlanc Betsy Poitevent Rinehart Brenda Baehr Fuselier Sue Pavy Davis 20% participation Julie Dietz CLASS OF 1984 Elizabeth Schonberg Jennifer Guste Leonard Judy Tujague Robert Roma Gibson-King Carol Perrin Lehr Claire Martin Avegno Leslie Higgins CLASS OF 1980 6% participation Elizabeth Stahel CLASS OF 1949 Julie Eustis Vaicius Amelie Trahant Gerrie Smith Gough Sheila Bosworth Lemann Ana Facio Martha McDermott Landrum 16% participation Ashley Smith Holmes Jenny Young Sundell 7% participation Rebecca Brown Valadié Catherine Ellington Treuting Pat Sporl Schonberg Myra Menville Mary Ann Farnsworth Faulkner Holly Rolfes Logue Elizabeth Bonner Casey Suzy Lewis Smith Gwendolyn Perrilliat Turcotte Lise Steiner Wilson Yvonne Broussard Warren Betty Smith Sullivan Wendy Delery Hills JoAnne Bisso Moore Malise Kerrigan Dennard Maria Vinas CLASS OF 1988 Aline Andry Walshe Mathilde Hoefer Lynn Bories Smith Mittie Miles LeCorgne 33% participation CLASS OF 1992 Vanessa Van Vrancken 21% participation CLASS OF 1950 CLASS OF 1959 Nancy Dyer Muller Cathy Schmedtje Sullivan Evelyn Tranchin Liberto CLASS OF 1985 Siobhan Rausch Amorosi ♥♥ CLASS OF 1996 14% participation 27% participation CLASS OF 1966 Connie Carrère Parker Susan McClellan 23% participation Dawn Jones Anuszkiewicz Catherine Anderson Keegan Chopin 13% participation Robin Burguières Bristow Suzie Palermo Brewer 29% participation Jill Bertucci Perez CLASS OF 1977 Cathy Ryan Shannon Pierson Bland Lisa Schully Arrington ♥♥ Sara Schmidt DeJarnette Anonymous Sr. Margaret Caire, RSCJ Helen Whiteman Charbonnet Kris Oser Capshaw Ellen McQuay Ruckert 11% participation Kyler Martin Selser Catherine Guillot Blaum Ashley Denechaud Capra ♥♥ Nina Wessel English Kelly Perez Dabezies Marilyn Schuster Rusovich Mary Howe Derbes Nanine Simmons d'Aquin Beth Lowry Speck Anonymous Debbie Gibson Skrmetta Beth Gonsoulin Brennan Lisa Rice Farnsworth Julie Brewer Habetz Nikki Bonilla Dragone Marion Fabacher Eigenbrod Cathie Baños Eustis Maud Walsh Julie Ann Schmedtje Connick Nancy Kilgore Travis Valerie Bayle Finch Laurie Larmann Friedrichs Kendall Goodier Hales Aimée Vandergriff Fitzpatric CLASS OF 1951 Sandra Schmedtje Ellender Nicette Gensler Goodier Julie Coffin Duplantier Missy Oufnac Forcier Martha Bulloch Greschner Cappy Meyer Johnson Caroline Condon Fleiner 12% participation Arden Allen Haag Cathie Dyer Kinabrew CLASS OF 1972 Shirley Crocker Malbrough CLASS OF 1981 Michelle Loria Haefele Holley Haag ♥♥ Malise Lange Kearney Corinne Blanchette Flettrich Lynn Festorazzi Dicharry Linda Jackson Haydel♥♥ Brinton Lykes 29% participation Harriet Hailey Rouhana 16% participation Elise Charbonnet Keegan Shannon Cooney Johnston Megan Derbes McCarthy Emily Chopin Naquin Adele Smith Hatrel Cynthia Hartwell Karlin Margot Graugnard Odom Susan Hemard Colton Kathleen Favrot Van Horn Gigi Mills Baay Ashley LeBlanc Betsy Lewis Koehner Katie Ratté Zizi Ryan Yockey Julie McEnerny Sabatos Maureen O'Dwyer Margie Lancaster Crowell Tee Gordon Zimmermann Andrée Wood Batt Colleen Canale Levy Betsy Becker Laborde CLASS OF 1952 Daria Smythe Swinnen Ashley Lykes Geary Aimée Brignac Stephanie Melancon Martin Rachel Uhl La Nasa Ashley Melius Zito CLASS OF 1997 5% participation CLASS OF 1960 Delphine Williams Gilly CLASS OF 1978 Jeanne Simon Burvant Ellen Hammel Mills Michelle Tucei Mannino Debbie Fox McLanahan CLASS OF 1993 41% participation Anne Crossin Calhoun♥♥ 22% participation CLASS OF 1967 Cathy Faust Kirkwood 10% participation Elizabeth Dabezies Goodyear Stephanie Boisfontaine ♥♥ Colleen Eustis McLeod 20% participation Brigette Adams Jackie Lafaye Stouse Sr. Carol Burk, RSCJ 28% participation Missy Lacroix Elizabeth Tillman Czerniak Joanie Hartson Mulkin Schott Patricia Murret Aimée Bonomolo Erica Northcott Adams Bedley McEnerny Byers Karen Walk Geisert Brenda Farrell Marshall Karen Killeen Daly Lesley Ferrara Poché Caroline Eppling Wegmann Nancy Finegan Walshe Erica Capshaw Brooks June Watkins André CLASS OF 1953 Mary Anne Corrier Stephanie Waguespack Rand Riviere Mason Monique Lapeyre McCleskey Lisa Kierstan Tanet Helen Read Young Rachael Dejoie Gaby Carmona Barnetzer 42% participation Mary Ellis Carrere Hasseltine Haynes Susan Bosworth Revels Joan Barrett Ounanian Eugenia Uhl CLASS OF 1986 Robin Meric Riviere 14% participation Jennifer Fontenot Zurik Kristen Guarisco Sunny Deakle Blamphin Anonymous Julie LeJeune Holmes Lynne Johnston Howard Katherine Killeen Raffray Debbie Denechaud Slimp Ileana Garcia Ledet Christy Carr Gernard Elise Lapeyre Connolly Sally Kittredge Reeves Joanne Mickal Kinney Gigi Dabezies Trelo CLASS OF 1982 Anonymous Kit Carrière Stumm 17% participation CLASS OF 1989 Becky Hopkins Lemann Katherine Wolf Hoag Kay Gibbons Favrot Marguerite Crow Lewis Ashley Stumpf Borges Barbara Wartelle Wall 24% participation Leslie Howard Wubbenhorst Taylor Houser Houser Rhea Naquin Gonzales Ann Magee Mulroy Judith Windhorst Cahill Suzanne Burns Childs Jeanie Eagan Perrilliat Lele Hebert Wood Margaret Schiro Escousse Kelly Cowan Ellis Markey Sarpy Aucoin Katye Edrington Irwin

68 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 69 FACULTY, STAFF & ADMINISTRATION ANNUAL GIVING

Jennifer Adams Elise Brundige Martha Falls Katye Irwin Stephanie Moises Daniel Sampson Laura Adams Mary-Margaret Budzius Veblena Finkenberg Ingrid James Sr. Gwen Monahan, Alton Savage Diane Aiken Aimee Burruss Mary Fitzmorris Nicole Janz O. Carm. Maria Schneider Gary Alipio Billy Burtchaell Jana Fogleman Jasbir Jhita Lynette Moody Leslie Schroth Barbara Alpaugh Julie Campo Philip Forcier Brynn Johnson Carrel Muller Christy Sevante Taylor Ambrose Jenny Caro Janice Foulks Camille Keenan Kim Nadell Meaghan Sholtis Micki Andry Angela Castay Laurie Friedrichs Cheryl Korbel Trey Neelis Cindy Soler Christina Angelle Carol Ann Chatelain Jenny Galpin Ashley LeBlanc Lacey Neill Jolene Songy Anonymous (6) Suzanne Childs Helen Gerig Mittie LeCorgne Tricia Newton Charles Stephens Alice Atkinson Judeth Ciaccio Amie Gervais Peggy Lirette Susan Nichols Betsy Sterkx Caroline Avegno Frank Coco Lynne Gibbons Sr. Maureen Little, RSCJ Ashley Nolan Bennett Straight Maja Bahat Amanda Collongues John Giovengo Mindy Louviere Donald Oliver Allison Suhren Maria Barnes AnneMarie Collura Emily Giovingo Martine Lowe Kem Opperman-Torres Sherril Taylor Marybelle Bates Tiffany Cossich Kelly Grace Shirley Malbrough Sr. Georgeann Ashley Testerman Larissa Bauarschi Molly Cowley Leslie Graf Eva Mallaun Parizek, RSCJ Millie Thomas Leighton Bell Stacy Crane Regina Green Liz Manthey Marcia Pastorek Sarah Tigert Kristen Bendich Lisa Crow Gayle Griener Kitty Mattesky Shannon Payne Christine Toth Kris Blamphin Elizabeth Czerniak Janice Griglack Roberto Mazariegos Allie Pierson Christian Vaicius Allison Becknell Konrad Ginger Spencer LaCour Kimberly Miller Mackay CLASS OF 2007 CLASS OF 2012 Holly Bordelon Sue Daigrepont Lisa Guevara+ Allison McCammon Pam Powe-Cerminaro Sewall Vallette Hope Bordelon Leigh Damaré Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ Kay Manthey Elizabeth Hunley Perrien Vlora Canolli Malaj 18% participation 7% participation Kelly McGhee Melissa Provenzano Sue Westphal Flossie Bourg Sheila David Jennifer Hardie Laura McLean Kelly Quest Nancy Wohl Megan Auer Micale Amanda Gulotta Reeves Cee Cee Toso Nix Alden Adolph Ellie Davis Julie Boyd Julie DesRoches Regina Head Jodi McWilliams Sarah Reiss Helen Young Courtney Blouin Moss Lauren Eckstein Schonekas Mariel Ponseti Paciera Rayne Housey Bories Kristin Frank Doretta Briede Fran Donnelly Sue Heidel Eryn Melancon Abby Reller Ann Zainey Nicole Bruno O'Blanc Ginger Logan Smith Courtney Milanese Perret Lucy Boyd Mae Lobrano Laura Brignac Sydney Dubbin Kay Higginbotham Aubry Miller Ashley Ruckert Ashley Zito Ann Chance Perez Elizabeth Miner St. John Kelcy Smith Rainer Sue Haydel Dyer Carrie Brown Sarah Dunn Taylor Houser Stacey Milliken Erin Sabludowsky Allison Hickey Regan Courtney Trufant Sutton Ashley Ruckert Sara Fogleman CLASS OF 2013 Greg Brown Oliver Evans Giuliano Ieronimo Jenna Rae Miragliotta Shannon Salmon + Deceased Nicole Martinez Rohling Allison Russell Waldron Margaret Adler Saik Lindsey Buonagura Himel 7% participation Kevin Brown Lizzy Fahey Alyson Igoe Jessica Misuraca Meliss Saltaformaggio Mandy Frischhertz Romig Ashley Tufts Caroline Mills Marshall Anna Marie Cahill CLASS OF 2001 Margaret Zainey Roux Lauren Johnson Weeks Mary Matthews Maeve Lawless 20% participation Kathleen Schmidt Eleanor McAuliffe Brittany Perrin Kim Sanford Bland CLASS OF 2004 Kate Brechtel Ryan CLASS OF 1998 Emily Adler Bode 20% participation Winnie Yu CLASS OF 2014 17% participation Sibby Gwin Charbonnet Caroline Avegno 9% participation GRANDPARENTS ANNUAL GIVING Kathlyn Perez Bethune Christina Cossich deYoung Caroline Tomeny Bond CLASS OF 2008 Caroline Brinson Soline McLain Holmes Jennifer Lane Gilly Marianna Barry Boyd 19% participation Courtney Childs Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Adams, Sr. Mrs. Jane Ehrhardt Lacey Crawford Lanier Caroline Jones Godfrey Christine Goletz Couvillon Kathleen Acomb Maggie McCormack Dr. and Mrs. G. Havard Albright Ms. Marion F. Eigenbrod Colleen Graham Martel Danielle Long King Monique Laborde Dunn Anonymous Nicole Rueb Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Arrington Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Ellis, Sr. Megan Medo Meg Manthey LaBumbard Sarah Bagot Gould Maddie Applewhite Madeline Soler Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Aucoin Mrs. Catherine Baños Eustis Stacey Sauber Milliken Alexandra Clark Layfield Celie Stumm Howard Rebeckah Blossman Ms. Julie Austin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Eustis III Lindsay Ruckert Mutimer Jessica Ibert Mangum Allison LeBlanc Ariane Callender CLASS OF 2015 Dr. and Mrs. Luis A. Balart Ms. Eleanor T. Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Barard Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Fisher Lindsey Graugnard Schafer Celeste Laborde McNulty Caroline Davis McDonald Tiffany Cossich 15% participation Mequet Smith Werlin Taylor Morgan Melissa Cossich Myers Mrs. Judy L. Bauer Mrs. Ann W. Fitzmorris Lisa Crow Bailey Batt Courtney Stumm Ashby Geary Navarro Ms. Carol Ann M. Beck Dr. and Mrs. Terrence W. Fitzmorris Madeline Baay Dubas Helen Claire Marsh CLASS OF 1999 Brooke Parker Mr. and Mrs. Jack Becker Drs. Mary Ann and William Frable Amie Gervais Jenna Robinson 16% participation CLASS OF 2002 Rachel Stickney Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bent Mr. and Mrs. James J. Frischhertz Meghan Holmes Erin Sicard Anonymous 14% participation Lauren Wegmann Walker Mr. Stephen A. Berniard Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Fromherz Adair Kingsmill Hanley Simpson Jennifer Lacey Chauvin Brie Howard Battle Judge and Mrs. C. Thomas Bienvenu, Jr. Mrs. Lawrence D. Garvey Allison Kingsmill Jude Sterkx Katie Hugg Germanese Dorie Briede DeLucca CLASS OF 2005 Ms. Margie Breeden Mrs. Walter G. Gennusa, Jr. Taylor Zimmermann Mills Kasia Washington Olivia Eustis Guider Adriana Lopez Friedman 10% participation Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brewer III Mrs. Mary Glassman Liz Baldwin Hefler Jennifer Herzog Frosch Lydia Tompkins Butler CLASS OF 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gonsoulin CLASS OF 2016 Ms. Becky A. Broussard Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Goodier Nicole Kloor Janz Liz Wade Green Jessica Marceaux Dale 6% participation 9% participation Elaine de la Houssaye Christine Weiser LeJeune Eugenie Grevemberg Mrs. Andrew P. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holtgreve Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. La Nasa, Jr. Amy Bergeron Margot Childs Montgomery Maggie Noonan Fromherz Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Canale Ms. Gayle Tranchina Griener Drs. Nancy and Robert Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Landry Casey Duplantier Caroline Chunn Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Howard Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lane Valerie Cropper Rozman Whitney Ponseti Ellen Logan Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Capshaw Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Guider, Jr. Emma Mattesky Adelle LaGraize Mrs. Jan R. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. LeBlanc Erin Lagarde Spooner Breland Deano Sternberg Ashley Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Habetz Caroline Lawless Mrs. Karen Hulefeld Mrs. V. Price LeBlanc, Sr. Marianne Haydel Walsh Louise Acomb Smallpage Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Chance, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hainkel III CLASS OF 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Hymel Mr. Curtis J. Ledet CLASS OF 2003 Emily duQuesnay Walhood Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Charbonnet Dr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Hales 2% participation ♥♥ Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Igoe Mrs. Gloria M. Lopez CLASS OF 2000 26% participation Associate Alum Mrs. Elmore A. Chauvin Mr. and Mrs. William Louis Hall III Libby LeCorgne Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine E. Janet Mr. and Mrs. Hans Luetkemeier 24% participation CLASS OF 2006 + Deceased Mr. and Mrs. Lynton G. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hartley Caroline Arcell Burdo Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jeansonne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn V. Lunn 12% participation Mrs. Mary W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hasney Virginia Muller Asbury Dominique Haydel Chauvin CLASS OF 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Courcelle Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haydel Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Madere Katherine Lagarde Bernard Julia Coutin Corrie Duplantier Anderson 8% participation Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. del Corral, Jr. Mrs. Charles C. Healy Mrs. Carol Johnson Mrs. Madeleine B. Madona+ Allison Briede Badon Clare Colton Hartley Meric Crunk Caroline Dienes Mr. and Mrs. James J. Donelon Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Hebert, Jr. Mr. Charles B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Elisha A. Manning Betsy Dienes Sarah Stanton Craft Katie Van Horn Davis Ashley Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. David L. Drinkwater Ms. Georgia T. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Baldassare F. Mannino Mirais Holden Elizabeth Dalferes Kelly Landry DeRossette Elizabeth Lopez Dr. and Mrs. Willard L. Dumas, Jr. Ms. Rosa Hereford Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips Johnston Mrs. Bette H. Marks ♥♥ Megan Barry Kepper Christine Guillory Jessica Miller Doescher Chandler Moody Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Dunn Dr. and Mrs. Frank B. Hodnette, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Juge Ms. Giselle Martinez Erin Lutkewitte Kilgore Sarah Manthey Ashley Wood Fleming Katherine Moody Mr. and Mrs. Lucas H. Ehrensing Mr. and Mrs. James F. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Kenter Rev. and Mrs. Robert McCrumb II Nicole Laan Sudie Sutter Joint Sibyl Stumm

70 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McIntyre Mrs. Penelople B. O'Krepki Mr. and Mrs. George J. Saucier Dr. Hakan Sundell Mr. and Mrs. James W. McWhirt Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver, Jr. Ms. Louise K. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Grey J. Thurman FRIENDS ANNUAL GIVING Mr. and Mrs. Steven O. Medo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Oswald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Schnieders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Basile J. Uddo Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ménard Mrs. Cherie Peters Judge and Mrs. Patrick M. Schott Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vaicius Anonymous (3) Mr. Siddharth Rajan Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Miller, Jr. Ms. Janet V. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Schully Mrs. Michael Q. Walshe Miss Elizabeth Carey Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Mrs. Brenda Powe Ms. Katherine W. Shensky Mrs. Gail F. Warren Mr. and Mrs. John Cavaroc Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reich Mr. and Mrs. Ovide L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. Elliott Prieur, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Shirey Mrs. Richard P. Wendt Mr. and Mrs. Pierre V. DeGruy Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thomas Mr. Anthony Mistretta Mr. and Mrs. Wesley T. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. James D. Sights Mrs. Cynthia L. White Sr. Jan Dunn, RSCJ Mr. Thomas Varisco Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Mistretta Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Small Mr. and Mrs. Bill H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fabre Mr. Charles L. Whited, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Morel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gambel Lt. Col. Sarah Young and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Reymond, Jr. Ms. Charlotte M. Steber Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Young II Mrs. Sabrina Pilant Lt. Col. Gareth S. Young Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Mumphrey Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rice, Jr. Mrs. Carroll Suggs Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Myers Dr. Donna H. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Sullivan, Jr. + Deceased PARENTS OF ALUMNAE ANNUAL GIVING IN MEMORY OF Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Acomb Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. deVerges Mrs. Marguerite K. Kingsmill Ms. Cynthia J. Perrilliat Chester Theodore Alpaugh, Jr. Elaine Kernaghan Coburn '41 Mrs. Marguerite L. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Dienes Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Koerner III Mr. and Mrs. W. Claiborne Perrilliat, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Smith III Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mr. Thomas K. Foutz Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Dienes Ms. Mary Kohlmann Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel P. Phillips, Jr. Dr. Yvonne Adler and Mr. David Adler Mr. and Mrs. James J. Donelon Mr. and Mrs. John G. Korbel Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Poché IV Helen Rapier Baccich ’47 Dr. Miles Coburn Mrs. Frank d. l. H. Agnew Ms. Sydney C. Dubbin Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. La Nasa, Jr. Mrs. Julie G. Ponze Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Leach Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Alpaugh Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Duplantier Mrs. Missy Lacroix Mr. and Mrs. F. George Prat III Vivian Caire Berthelot William J. Connick Dr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Emeric C. duQuesnay Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Lagarde III Mr. and Mrs. J. Elliott Prieur, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Marguerite Adams Kaulakis ’31 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Merritt III Ms. Ruth H. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Angelico Mr. and Mrs. Lucas H. Ehrensing Mr. and Mrs. John F. Landrum Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Provenzano Mr. and Mrs. L. Hill Rowan Mr. Arnold F. Kaulakis + Ms. Ann H. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. James Talalay Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Avegno Dr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ellender, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lane Mrs. Frank Purvis Donald B. Bohn, Sr. Dr. Daniel B. Killeen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Terrillion Mr. and Mrs. John E. Baay II Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Ellis, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lavis Mr. Douglas Qualey Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mrs. Thomas A. Parker II Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Bagot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Escousse Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Rabalais, Jr. Roland Paul Constantin Mrs. Katherine H. Wade Kit Macheca Bohn ’48 Mary Christine Lapeyre Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Baker Mrs. Catherine Baños Eustis Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight LeBlanc, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Joy Nalty Hodges ’48 Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Merritt Lane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Eustis III Mr. and Mrs. William R. LeCorgne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey S. Ratté Joyce Marie Arboneaux Echols Mr. and Mrs. Allain C. Andry III Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bellaire Mrs. John J. Evans, Jr. Ms. Donna L. Legendre Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Patsy Tyner Bonner ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Connick Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bailey Marion LeBon Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Bergeron Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Dr. Janis Lehtinen and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Bill Breedlove Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Mrs. Margaret Birtel Mr. and Mrs. John D. Demarest Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Berner Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fein Dr. David S. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. William D. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Martin Covert Mr. and Mrs. David Carr Hazel P. Manion ’43♥♥ Mrs. Margaret Birtel Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Leonhard Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Reymond, Jr. Ms. Eleanor T. Farnsworth Mary Louise Auler Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. D.B.H. Chaffe III Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Biven Mr. and Mrs. F. Frank Fontenot Ms. Peggy L. Lirette Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hernandez Mrs. Missy Lacroix Mr. Malcolm Clark Mrs. Margaret S. Kessels Mr. and Mrs. John H. Blanke Mrs. Jane D. Fox Judge Joy Lobrano and Mr. Marc Robert Yvonne Roth Gelpi ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Connick Nancy McCann Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Barrett B. Blaum Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Frank Mr. Francis Lobrano Mr. and Mrs. Curtis P. Rome, Jr. Dr. Agatha-Maria Kaller and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly Ms. Patricia Doherty Mr. and Mrs. William T. Blessey Mr. and Mrs. James J. Frischhertz Mr. and Mrs. G. King Logan II Ms. Harriet H. Rouhana Mr. and Mrs. William Moore Mr. Matthew Kaller Mrs. Winifred K. Delery Mary Anne Gillis McDougal Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bologna Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Fuselier Mrs. J. F. A. Lorber Mr. and Mrs. John Ruckert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Rea Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ellis III Robert Day Gibbens Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Bourque, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Garaudy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lutkewitte Dr. Donna H. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rosenblum Ms. Eleanor T. Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Connick Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bremermann Mr. and Mrs. James F. Geary Ms. Sheldon Lykes Ms. Erin S. Sabludowsky Ms. Kathleen Roth and Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Freeman, Jr. Gloria McGhee Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brewer III Dr. and Mrs. William L. Geary Mrs. Irene Ernst Mackenroth Mr. and Mrs. James L. Schmit Mr. John K. Monlezun Galatoire's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Briede III Mrs. Walter G. Gennusa, Jr. Ms. S. Ann Mahorner Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Schonberg Mr. and Mrs. Kim E. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Handy Mrs. Gwathmey Gomilla Patricia Hale McLain Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Briede Mrs. Cartan L. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Malachias Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Schully Mrs. Sara G. Swigart Mr. Daryl LaBumbard Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gundlach Mrs. Margaret Birtel Mr. and Mrs. James V. Broadwell Ms. Delphine W. Gilly Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Shannon Albert E. Briede, III Benedette Barker Gieselman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hills Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. George M. Gilly Mr. and Mrs. Chris Martin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Slattery, Jr. Ms. Ruth H. Foley Mr. and Mrs. John T. Vandover Ms. Gayle McNeal Ms. Elizabeth McMillan Dr. and Mrs. John G. Burvant Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gonsoulin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Martinez Dr. and Mrs. Harold F. Smith, Jr. Ms. Ann H. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Prioleau Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Cahill III Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Goodier Mrs. Marcy Massengale Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Soler Maelan Elizabeth Graffagnini Mary-Margaret Schmidt McMillan♥♥ Ms. Florence O. Onstad Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mrs. Andrew P. Calhoun, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Roger Graetz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Mattesky Dr. and Mrs. Theo Stafford Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haydel Ms. Elizabeth McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rufty III Mr. and Mrs. David Campo Ms. Jan C. Gravolet Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Matthews Ms. Charlotte M. Steber Andrew Pick Calhoun, Jr. Zoe Sofia Montepeque de Guillen Miss Courtney-Anne Sarpy Claudia Stewart Mullen ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Canale Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Guider, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McAlear Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Sterkx Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Barrett B. Blaum Mrs. Katherine H. Wade Mr. and Mrs. James B. Arnold II Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Capshaw Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hainkel III Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McCleskey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stumm, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Demarest Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmermann Mr. and Mrs. Sterling J. Cardon, Jr. Mrs. Maurice J. Hartson III Mrs. Stanley McDermott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Sullivan, Jr. Mrs. Missy Lacroix William J. Guste, Jr. Eileen Burk Murray ’59 Drs. Betty and Michael Carey Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hasseltine Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Talbot, Jr. Dr. Rebekah H. Lemann and Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ Theda Alice Meade Hodges-Cahill ’49 Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanton Murray Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Casey Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haydel Mr. and Mrs. Steven O. Medo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Talley, Jr. Mr. Jonathan P. Lemann Margaret Logan Hardie♥♥ Mrs. Charles J. Babington Sharon Ellis Murray ’91 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Charbonnet Mr. and Mrs. Adrian R. Higginbotham Mr. and Mrs. David B. Melius Ms. Lisa K. Tanet Mrs. Winifred K. Delery Mimi Clann Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Mrs. Jennifer Guste Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Charbonnet Dr. Leslie C. Higgins and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Meric, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Lucas H. Ehrensing Mr. and Mrs. William T. Blessey Ms. Josie McNamara Ms. Suzanne Burns Childs Mr. Jerry Lemann Mrs. Merilynn Metzger Ms. Rosalie Tomeny Nancy Stafford Hartson ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Ellington, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Chuinard Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Gunther R. Michaelis Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Toso III Elmore A. Chauvin Mr. and Mrs. James E. Harmon, Jr. Dr. Shirley N. Farrell Robert Young Pagan Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Colton III Mr. and Mrs. James A. Holmes Ms. Helen Michel Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Van Horn Mrs. Elmore A. Chauvin Andrée Provosty Hickey ’50 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hills Mrs. Elizabeth M. Gambel Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Connick Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holtgreve Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Verlander Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Habetz Mrs. Jacqueline P. Avegno Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nalty Hodges Michael Parizek Mrs. Edward S. Connolly Drs. Nancy and Robert Hopkins Mrs. Michael J. Molony, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kent J. Veron Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Hammet W. H. Hodges & Company, Inc Homer Hill Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Garaudy Mrs. Mary W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hotard Mr. and Mrs. D. Digges Morgan III Mr. and Mrs. George L. Wax Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Nolan Noles-Frye Realty Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. Manthey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Cossich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. Douglas Howard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Muller III Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Vaicius Mr. and Mrs. Michel O. Provosty Mrs. Harvey C. Couch III Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Howard Mr. Theodore W. Nass Mrs. Richard P. Wendt Mrs. Kathleen Waguespack Lucille Charbonnet Hixon ’60 Margaret Read Pontius ’63 Mary Elizabeth VanDenburgh Mr. and Mrs. Camille A. Cutrone Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Nead Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Willhoit Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read Gloria Ann Vaughn Cimini Ives ’56 Mr. and Mrs. John J. d'Aquin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hughes, Jr. Dr. Lynne H. Neitzschman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Wood The Cottonport Bank ♥ Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne Anne Campbell Rapier ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. del Corral, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Newell D. Normand Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmermann Ms. Eleanor T. Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. N. Buckner Barkley, Jr. Mrs. Winifred K. Delery Mrs. Diane N. Killeen Mr. Larry J. Palestina Gordon Edward Clay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flettrich Edward Jones Elizabeth Rapier Mr. and Mrs. John D. Demarest Mrs. Elizabeth H. Killeen Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson G. Parker Ms. Ellenor R. Clay Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hankins Ms. Florence O. Onstad Mr. and Mrs. N. Buckner Barkley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Derbes Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kinabrew III Mr. Guy Perrier Ms. Henrietta C. Clay Mr. and Mrs. James F. Holmes

72 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 73 Lauren Tyler Read ’98 Gabrielle Huber Sisbarro '84 CORPORATIONS, IN KIND GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Eustis III Mrs. Elisabeth Huber John Keith Revels Matthew Myles Smith FOUNDATIONS & SERVICE Mrs. Missy Lacroix Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier & MATCHING GIFT Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Read 40 Arpent Brewing Company James Grady Richeson COMPANIES Bacardi & Company Limited Mrs. Missy Lacroix Robert Frank Spencer Besh Restaurant Group Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. Fogleman Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Rubin Yvonne & Red Adams Foundation Mrs. Charlotte T. Nicoladis Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Becnel Lorraine Sanchez Stahl The Almar Foundation Mr. Charles K. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Payne The J. Wayne and Caron E. Ms. Leslie Graf Helen Christ St. Paul ’46 Anderson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lassen RESTRICTED GIVING Dr. and Mrs. Don Jansen Anonymous Mr. H. D. Prescott, Jr. AT&T Matching Gift Center Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Adams, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schwartz Madeline Wood Tonti ’56 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Batt, Jr. The Azby Fund Anonymous Margaret Burke Sabadie ’30 Chevron Matching Employee Funds ASH Fathers' Club Shirley Caire Wegmann Ms. Francisa A. Sabadie and Continental Insurance Services, LLC ASH Mothers' Club Mr. Robert T. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. W. Claiborne Perrilliat, Jr. Delta Air Lines Foundation Gayle and Tom Benson Charitable Nancy Woodward Schluckebier Mary Chopin Wendt Freeport McMoRan Copper & Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Pinkerton Gold Foundation Bentley Systems, Inc. Ruth Van Deman Schmedtje Catherine G. Wingerter Gannett Foundation The Joe W. and Dorothy Dorsett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke Ms. Florence O. Onstad Greater New Orleans Foundation Brown Foundation Mr. and Mrs. H. Merritt Lane, Jr. Jeanne Escousse Zeringue Gulf Coast Bank and Trust Company Children of Mary Sodality Mr. and Ms. Steve Levy Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reed Odette C. Henican Foundation Class of 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Paine IN HONOR OF Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Class of 2017 Mrs. Sara G. Swigart ♥ Exited Alum Regions Matching Gift Foundation Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Rose Gallo Simone ♥♥ Associate Alum Nancy Blum Adams ’61 Mary Baccich Leach ’82 The Elsie Gelpi Rubin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Shane J. Guidry Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Connick + Deceased Mrs. Jesse Adams Mr. and Mrs. David E. Redmann Shell Oil Company Foundation Shelby Leonhard Blood Drive Ginger Bohn Baldwin ’71 Elizabeth Clare Leggio ’15 The Smallpage Family Foundation Miss Emily Mattesky Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. Mr. Charles Clark Weiss Family Foundation Miss Madeleine Mattesky Connie Berner Jan and Tom Leonhard McDonald's New Orleans Ad Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bossetta Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Calcagno, Jr. The Ochsner Blood Bank Rosary Arts Council Sue and Bill Finegan Florence O’Connor Onstad ’48, Rosary Sacred Heart Mrs. Michael Q. Walshe 2016 Alumna of the Year Alumnae Association Ms. Antoinette Talluto Stella Grant Tulane Health System Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bossetta Ana Marie Rapier ’25 Whitney Bank Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mrs. William J. Guste Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ Kay and Mike Rapier Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cummings Mike and Catherine Bisso Howard ’70 THE ST. PHILIPPINE DUCHESNE SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Moore Theunissenn Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Poitevent II Diane Nalty Killeen ’54 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Barry Dr. Lynne Neitzchman* The listing of the St. Philippine Ms. Diane Killeen (Corinne Lapeyre Barry ’47*) Mrs. Robert E. Nims Duchesne Society recognizes those donors who have made a Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Bear, III Mr. and Mrs. John Parsley (Suzanne Gelpi Bear ’77) commitment to the Rosary through (Nancy Nolan Parsley ’72) Drs. Betty and Michael Carey a planned gift. If you have included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Powers Academy of the Sacred Heart in Mrs. Harry N. Charbonnet (Judy Baehr Powers ’51) your estate plans or are interested (Rosie Harvey Charbonnet ’37) Ms. Katherine V. Rault ‘70 in doing so, please contact Helen Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Crowell Miss Courtney-Anne Sarpy ‘57 Young, Director of Major Gifts & (Marjorie Lancsaster Crowell ’72*) Mr. and Mrs. H. Bruce Shreves Capital Campaign, at 504.269.1208. Mrs. Oliver H. Dabezies (Jackie Farnsworth Shreves ’67*) SCHOLARSHIP DONORS Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dodenhoff ♥ Exited Alum Miss Kathleen E. Simon ‘79 (Michelle DeRussy Dodenhoff ’81) * ASH Faculty/Staff The Adams-Kaulakis Scholarship The Shelby Ryan Leonhard The Sharon Ellis Murray Scholarship The A. Louis Read Scholarship Mrs. Daniel J. Sisbarro Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. (past and present) for Global Education Scholarship Ms. Josie McNamara Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. (Gabrielle Huber Sisbarro ’84) (Kay Gibbons Favrot ’53) Mr. Arnold F. Kaulakis+ Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Vanderbrook, Jr. The Selley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stettinius Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Calcagno, Jr. Mr. William Gallop* The Golden Cardinal Scholarship The Ana Marie Rapier Scholarship Scholarship General Fund (Penny Oliver Stettinius ’78) The Ochsner Blood Bank Ms. Leslie Graf* ♥ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McAlear Mr. and Mrs. N. Buckner Barkley, Jr. Ms. Marie Louise G. Nix Ms. Emily Stich ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh Ms. Diane A. Johnston ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schwartz Mrs. Florence Coyle Treadway ‘47 The Nancy Stafford Hartson The Sr. Shirley Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rapier Mrs. Donald I. Mackenroth Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Harry John Trube, III RSCJ Scholarship + Deceased (Irene Ernst Mackenroth ’54) Anonymous The Euxenia Baccich Rathe (Caroline Favrot Trube ’79) Rosary Sacred Heart Mrs. Stanley McDermott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Harmon, Jr. Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Young Alumnae Association (Betty Nairne McDermott ’45) Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Winsberg Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Brennan (Nell Nolan Young ’62*) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gonsoulin Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McIntyre Mrs. Timothy J. Young Mrs. William J. Wegmann, Sr. (Pat Henican McIntyre ’53) (Helen Read Young ’88*) Miss Edith Morris ‘85

74 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 2016-2017 75 SUPPORT SACRED HEART ON FUTURE FOUNDERS Peggy Adams ’69 Sheila Bosworth Lemann ’65 TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2018 Elizabeth Boh ’79 Irene Briede Lutkewitte ’69 Harriet Booker ’84 Sheldon Lykes ’74 Irene Gillen Briede ’48 Ellen Heidingsfelder Manning ’87 Elizabeth Ehrensing Bush ’94 Kay Manthey ’97 Julie Guste Danna ’95 Brenda Farrell Marshall ’72 Winnie Kelly Delery ’45 Lesley Ferrara Poché ’81 Beth Talbot Dienes ’79 Mandy Frischhertz Romig ’97 Kay Gibbons Favrot ’53 Courtney-Anne Sarpy ’57 Elizabeth Dabezies Goodyear ’81 Molly Heidingsfelder Silvia ’85 Olivia Eustis Guider ’99 The Society of the Sacred Heart Joanie Walet Hartson ’55 Frances Stall Smith ’57 Elizabeth Baldwin Hefler ’99 Courtney Stumm ’01 Dot Henican Heidingsfelder ’60 Kit Carrière Stumm ’72 Jane Heidingsfelder ’95 Catherine Ellington Treuting ’95 Julie Jacob ’94 Kathleen Favrot Van Horn ’77 Established in 2016, Future Founders is an annual, renewable giving circle where Susan Read Johnson ’64 Jennifer Van Vrancken ’89 Sacred Heart alumnae pool their funds by voting on a single, visionary capital Gretchen Zibilich Kane ’73 Vanessa Van Vrancken ’95 project to benefit Sacred Heart. Any Rosary or associate alumna may join with a Ginger Spencer LaCour ’00 Lele Hebert Wood ’72 gift of $1,100 in addition to her Annual Giving gift. For more information, contact + Martha McDermott Landrum ’76 Helen Read Young ’88 Megan Kepper, Director of Alumnae, at 504.269.1209 or [email protected].

ONE DAY TO GIVE AS ONE!

GIVENOLA DAY is a 24-hour, online charitable day hosted by the Greater New Orleans Foundation to inspire people to give generously. Every dollar raised for the Academy of the Sacred Heart on GiveNOLA Day supports the 2017-2018 Annual Giving Campaign.

MAKE YOUR GIFT ON MAY 1: 1. Go to givenola.org 2. Search: Academy of the Sacred Heart 3. Make a donation

MAKE YOUR DOLLAR GO FURTHER Organizations with the most participants and greatest amount raised can receive additional funds up to $20,000.

QUESTIONS? CONTACT ANNEMARIE COLLURA, DIRECTOR OF ANNUAL GIVING, AT [email protected] OR 504.269.1210.

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The Bridge Mark Romig COMMUNICATIONS/MARKETING: A publication of the Beth Lowry Speck, Duchesne Houston ’71 Director of Communications & Public Relations Academy of the Sacred Heart Julie Prieur Varisco ’94 Caroline Avegno ’04 For more information, please contact us at Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70, Ex-Officio 504.891.1943 or visit our website at Sr. Lillian Conaghan, RSCJ, Honorary Director of Marketing www.ashrosary.org. Jeri Nims, Honorary Gary Alipio Headmistress ADMINISTRATION: Education to Mission & Public Relations Sr. Melanie A. Guste, RSCJ, Ph.D. ’70 Liz Manthey Upper School Division Head Editor Julie Boyd INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT: Caroline Avegno ’04 Middle School Division Head Director of Annual Giving & Special Events Design Laurie Larmann Friedrichs ’88 AnneMarie Collura Tom Varisco Designs Lower School Division Head Community Outreach Coordinator Writers Shara Hammet Jana Fogleman Lisette Bayle ’83 Elise Garvey ’18 Early Childhood Division Head Director of Database & Development Services Sr. Melanie Guste, RSCJ ’70 Maria Schneider Suzanne Burns Childs ’86 Brynn Johnson Director of Admission Emily Lane ’04 Ashley Melius Zito ’92 Liz Manthey Rosary Alumnae Association President Director of Alumnae Board of Trustees Niki Washington Ben ’89 Megan Barry Kepper ’06 Neal Kling, Chair Fathers’ Club President Marty McLeod, Vice-Chair Athletic Director Mark Conner Larry DeMarcay, Secretary Sarah Reiss Bill Galloway, Treasurer Mothers’ Club Co-Presidents Peyton Bush Chief Financial Officer Katie Eddins Michael Cook Connie La Nasa Shannon ’90 Alyson Igoe Nina Wessel English ’92 Director of Facilities Kay Gibbons Favrot ’53 John Giovengo Kathy Garaudy Kendall Goodier Hales ’92 Director of Major Gifts & Capital Campaign Wil Jacobs Helen Read Young ’88 William Lunn Director of Operations & Strategic Initiatives Laurie Weiss Nuell, Carrollton ’75 Kay Farrell Higginbotham ’74 Sr. Maureen O’Halloran, RSCJ, Newton Country Day ’70 Director of Technology Graham Ralston Philip Forcier