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Fall 2025 Issue 14

Sr. Virginia O’Brien, SU

A kind heart never to be forgotten. INSIDE: CHALLENGE MET! Thank you Chez Nous parents: page 24 BONUS: Notre Dame School’s 2024–2025 ANNUAL REPORT starting on page 27

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OUR MISSION

Fall 2025

CONTENTS 1

Message from the Acting President 2 Message from Principal 3 News Around School 6 Working with a Purpose 11 Chez Nous Benefit 12 Alumnae Events 14 Sr. Virginia O’Brien, SU ’70 18 2025 Graduation 20 Scholarship Stories 24 Why We Give 26 College Matriculation 27 2024–25 Annual Report 42 Ways to Give 43 Class Notes 45 Alumna Spotlight: Maria Ann Basso Lipani ’84 47 In Memoriam 48 Back Story: Rigobert Chery

Notre Dame School of Manhattan Jaclyn Brilliant Acting President Karina Vargas Principal Colleen McGrath Assistant Principal Elizabeth Bixenman Director of Development & Alumnae Relations Jacqueline Aleandre Director of Admissions Please send submissions for Encore Chez Nous to: Notre Dame School Attn: Elizabeth Bixenman 327 West 13th St. New York, NY 10014 bixenmane@cheznous.org 212-620-5575 ext. 317 Photography Harisch Studios, Mark Moss, Zoran Prodanovic, Juliana Thomas Design The Blank Page

Notre Dame School of Manhattan offers a Catholic education for young women in the tradition of Anne de Xainctonge. Inspired by this 17th century pioneer in women’s education, Notre Dame promotes academic excellence for girls, an awareness of God in their lives and engagement in the world around them. At Notre Dame in the 21st century, the school’s small, nurturing environment encourages each student to be open to personal and intellectual growth. The rich, cultural, racial, and ethnic mosaic of Notre Dame’s community and its urban location enhance global awareness. A challenging curriculum prepares talented young women for college and for lives of leadership and service.

Annual Fund Overview and Highlights September 1, 2024 through August 31, 2025 All gifts to the Annual Fund go directly toward the education of our promising Notre Dame students. The Annual Fund helps bridge the $5,000 gap between the cost of educating each student, and the tuition paid. The Annual Fund also gives each student access to scholarship and financial assistance packages and helps maintain our fine facilities. It allows us to enhance the curriculum, to provide the latest technology, and to offer professional development for our teachers.

Breakdown of Income & Expenses 2024–2025 Advancement

11%

Expenses not Covered

19%

Tuition Payments (Net)

Operations TUITION as a percentage of total Expenses

Front: Sr. Virginia O’Brien, SU ’70 Back: Mariah Knowles ’28, Reagan Mills ’28, Clarianny Medina ’28 and Isla Chociey ’28

EXPENSES Educational Instruction

51%

General Administration

81%

24% Here are some highlights from the past year:

$2.58 million dollars raised through the support of both our Annual Fund and Chez Nous Benefit

350 alumnae, parents, grandparents, Board of Trustees, and friends raised over

$675,000 at the 68th Annual Chez Nous Benefit!

ON THE COVER

14%

We are extremely grateful to have seen tremendous support of our Annual Fund during our 24-25 fiscal year thanks in part to a Challenge Grant by the Heckscher Foundation for Children. Our Notre Dame parents—both past and present—truly stepped up!

775

336

217

unique donors made a gift

new donors joined our Chez Nous community, including

alumnae contributed over

157 annual donors increased their giving

87 new parents!

$360,000 20 foundations contributed

$900,000

We are grateful to you, our generous donors, who support Notre Dame’s mission. Each one of you, regardless of the size of your gift, played a real and meaningful role in the education of our students.

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A Message from the Acting President

Fall 2025 Dear Notre Dame,

“In fostering this atmosphere of thoughtfulness and purpose, we honor Sr. Virginia’s legacy.”

In preparing to write this message to you, I read over the letter Sr. Virginia penned for the 2024 issue of Encore Chez Nous. In it she wrote of balancing the school’s theme of Belonging with the reality of our world “marked by... political turmoil, wars, racial and ethnic tensions, socioeconomic inequalities, and climate challenges,” asking, “Where do we find hope?” For Sr. Virginia, that hope came from God, from the legacy of Anne de Xainctonge, and that of St. Ignatius Loyola. She also found hope in Notre Dame students, their purpose, their engagement, their joy. And she found it in the ND alumnae community and their enduring affection and support. Now a year later, much of the national and global conditions that Sr. Virginia lamented persist, and we are left to reckon with them, while we also mourn her. Everyone here at the school misses Sr. Virginia every day, and yet, we also feel her presence, and dare I say, her encouragement, just as strongly. This year’s theme is Kindness, and that quality manifests itself in so many of our daily interactions with one another, in the traditions we share, in the liturgies in our chapel that welcome all, and in the efforts of our teachers who give so much of themselves. Mainly, we continue to find hope where Sr. Virginia did–in our students: It was there in the encouraging messages our seniors chalked outside of our building for our orientation days in early September. It exists in the bond between our paired Chez Nous sisters who help each other in ways big and small throughout the year. It is there on the soccer field and cross country course when athletes cheer on a new team member. It was definitely there during the Mass of the Holy Spirit, in the planning and leadership roles of our student participants and in our Glee Club who followed the cues of their new music teacher so beautifully. It was there in the group of students who volunteered at the Xavier Welcome Table in mid-September to serve with dignity the people of our city suffering from food insecurity. Because you are part of the Notre Dame community, I know that you would be so proud of our current students, and so inspired by the way they weave kindness into all that they do. In fostering this atmosphere of thoughtfulness and purpose, we honor Sr. Virginia’s legacy. We all work together to maintain Notre Dame as the school she worked so hard to keep thriving, Chez Nous. The world needs these future leaders, and they need your support. I hope you will find a way to give to them today, so they can give to us and future generations in the way they live their lives. Sincerely,

Jaclyn Brilliant Acting President

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A Message from the Principal

Fall 2025 Dear Chez Nous Family,

“Your support helps us nurture the spirit of kindness in every corner of our home. ”

My heart is filled with gratitude for the generosity and support that you have shown to our home, Chez Nous. Your contributions make a profound difference in the lives of our students and in the daily life of our school. This year, we embrace the theme of Kindness—not only as a value we teach, but as a practice we live. From small group activities to service projects, field day to Retreat, blanket making to tutoring, we see our community come together in meaningful, compassionate ways. Your support helps us nurture the spirit of kindness in every corner of our home. Your kindness ensures our students feel safe, supported, and inspired to grow in a community of love. Your partnership empowers us to continue shaping compassionate leaders for tomorrow. Our students are learning how to lead with empathy, listen with open hearts, and take action in the face of need. That is the education that will last them a lifetime. Thank you for believing in the mission of Notre Dame School. With gratitude,

Karina Vargas ’02 Principal

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Spreading Kindness Our students began their school year by gathering in small groups organized by Ms. Ambrose and Mr. Ortiz. Throughout the school year, our students will continue to come together in these same groups to partake in varying activities and discussions on Anne’s Values days. The students who lead this program are known as “Anne’s Leaders,” and they work to build and strengthen the longterm relationships that extend beyond the halls, Chez Nous. In September, our students met to share summer memories and then participated in making Kindness Pins. In connection with our school’s theme—Kindness—students, faculty and staff made beautiful pins decorated with beads. All were directed to offer a pin when they witness an act of kindness at any point throughout the year. This exercise offers a tangible way to share our community’s good deeds and is intended to bring us all closer as a whole.

Welcome to the Family, Chez Nous! We are excited to introduce the newest members of our faculty and staff at Notre Dame. Please join us in welcoming these four wonderful additions to our community, Chez Nous! Featured left to right are the following: Ms. Lauren Lee Music Director Ms. Kelly Myers School Nurse Dr. Matthew Dito STEM teacher Ms. Trinit'y Mitchell STEM teacher

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Mass of the Holy Spirit Notre Dame celebrated our annual Mass of the Holy Spirit, a tradition rooted in Ignatian spirituality. This Jesuit practice gathers the community at the start of the year to call upon the Spirit for guidance and inspiration as we begin a new chapter together. Fr. Vincent Biagi, SJ, our Board Chair, reminded us of the many gifts God shares with us through the Holy Spirit and Ms. Lee, our Music Director, conducted

the voices of Glee to fill the Dolan Center with beautiful song. The Liturgy Club coordinated the Readings and Communion. The Liturgy concluded with a beautiful poem read by Notre Dame’s Acting President, Ms. Jacyln Brilliant. Our gratitude extends to Sr. Mary Dolan, SU and Mr. Ortiz for encouraging our Chez Nous community to act as one family of faith.

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Triple Header for Our Seniors

On Thursday, September 18th the Senior Class traveled to Citi Field to see the New York Mets take on the San Diego Padres for the first of three planned "Senior Days”. The girls returned exhilarated after cheering the Mets to their 6-1 victory, which was largely attributed to a solo home run by Pete Alonso and a three-run homer from Brandon Nimmo. For their second outing, the Senior Class

then headed to Broadway to see the production of the classic American novel, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald on Thursday, October 2nd. The show was performed at the Broadway Theatre. The last excursion has been selected based on an overwhelmingly popular vote! The third trip will be to Dave & Buster’s on Thursday March 12th and will include a 2-hour party complete with food, drinks, and games. 5

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Working with a Purpose Kavya Chacko ‘26 District Attorney’s Office of New York County and Foundations Kavya Chacko ‘26 took on a paid internship at the District Attorney’s Office of New York County for five weeks where she learned first hand how the justice system operates and helped develop programs to educate middle school students about the DA’s work. She also interned at Foundations, a beauty branding and public relations firm in Dumbo, Brooklyn, whose clients included Patrick Ta, NARS, Hero Cosmetics, Dae Haircare, and more. There, she shadowed the founder and CEO, participated in client calls, and organized their extensive beauty closet, where she was also able to take home some of the products to share with friends and family. From the DA’s office, Kavya gained a deeper understanding of legal processes and public outreach, while at Foundations, she learned how creativity and strategic communication shape a brand’s image. Both experiences showed Kavya the importance of clear communication and collaboration in fast-paced professional environments.

Ella Esparrago ‘26 and Parker Huang ‘27 US Open Ball Girls Ella Esparrago ‘26 and Parker Huang ‘27 took on paid jobs over the summer working as ball girls at the US Open in New York. This is a highly-coveted opportunity as approximately 1,600 people tryout and roughly 80 are selected. For Ella, this was her third year working as a US Open Ball Girl. In prior years, she had unforgettable moments such as serving Ben Shelton and holding the American flag on Arthur Ashe during the Mixed Doubles Ceremony in 2024. For Parker, this marked her first year working at the tournament. She was excited to share the experience with one of her Chez Nous sisters! They found being on court serving such prominent and talented tennis players to be a surreal experience. Ella and Parker learned how to communicate and work as a team with 6-8 other ball crew members, rolling tennis balls and running across the court. Ella and Parker were honored to have been selected to be on the 2025 US Open Ball Crew, and had a wonderful experience together.

Kaia Scholla ’27 Worth Street Veterinary Clinic Kaia Scholla ’27 took on an opportunity interning at Worth Street Veterinary Clinic. From the moment she put on her scrubs and stepped into the clinic, she was welcomed into a world where compassion and medical expertise met. Kaia learned the ins and outs of the practice. She learned how to conduct client intakes, helped administer vaccines and prepared animals for surgery with compassion. She even had the opportunity to observe a few surgeries, which she found to be both thrilling and educational.

Thea Fletcher ‘26 The Copula Program Thea Fletcher ‘26 participated in The Copula Program where she had the opportunity to work with a Harvard University PhD student. It is a six-week remote summer mentorship that connects ambitious high school students from underrepresented backgrounds with academic mentors. Thea spent her time researching the effects of US engineering and infrastructure projects on Native lands. She used geographic information system (GIS) analysis and archives from the National Archives and Library of Congress to write a three page paper. The program also included masterclasses from professors at Stanford, Brown, Pomona College, and Boston College.

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Julia McIntyre ‘27 Volunteered in Cambodia Julia McIntyre ‘27 spent three weeks in Cambodia over the summer doing humanitarian work. Her project involved building more classrooms for an overcrowded school. She is extraordinarily grateful for the life changing experience she had learning about the culture, people, and history in beautiful Cambodia.

Natalia Rossier ’28 Bella Abzug Leadership Institute at Hunter College Natalia Rossier ‘28 attended the Bella Abzug Leadership Institute at Hunter College. This organization trains youths (13-21 years old) in leadership and debate skills, offering in-school and after-school programs, intensive summer programs, and one day debate training programs throughout the year. Natalia’s two week program that ran from June 30th to July 11th was led by Liz Abzug, the daughter of Bella Abzug, and focused on debate, leadership, and public speaking. At the end of the program, attendees participated in a grand debate tournament and received a $300 stipend.

Annabel Petrizzo ’28 Volunteered in Peru Annabel Petrizzo ‘28 traveled to Peru on a service trip over the summer. During her three weeks, she and 14 other youth volunteers worked in a community called Caicay. They made adobe bricks, gardened, painted and cooked. Annabel also had the opportunity to visit the ancient Inca sites of Pisac and traveled to the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu. 7

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Summer Camps: On Campus and Beyond Academic Camp (June–July) Our Academic Camp had another fantastic summer! We welcomed rising 7th, 8th and 9th grade girls for a morning of fun academic classes followed by local trips around the neighborhood in the afternoon. A few campers were only with us for a week, while others registered to attend all four weeks. Regardless of their commitment, all campers were made to feel at home, welcome, and a part of the special Summer Camper group. We went on some new trips this summer including a visit to the Edge, which is a viewing platform high above the city in Hudson Yards. We were able to take in breathtaking views, snap some “insta-worthy” pics, and learn a little about the sustainability of the new buildings in Hudson Yards. The Tenement Museum was another new highlight for many students because it allowed them to see what life was like for immigrants in the crowded streets of New York over a hundred years ago. These were just two of the 15 outings we participated in throughout the four week program. We look forward to more fun and learning next summer!

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Athletic Camp (July–August) Our Fitness Camp is designed for rising 8th and 9th grade students and offers a holistic approach to athletic training. We understand that developing both the body and mind is key to achieving your athletic goals, and our experienced coaches are here to guide you every step of the way. One of the highlights of our camp is our access to the Chelsea Piers fitness facilities. Campers enjoy the luxury of using state-of-the-art amenities, including a sand volleyball court, rock climbing walls, and bowling alleys. These unique activities not only make training fun, but also foster teamwork and camaraderie among participants. We encourage our campers to step out of their comfort zones and take on new challenges. Through group activities and team-building exercises, campers learn to lead, support one another, and cultivate a positive mindset that will benefit them both on and off the field or court. Understanding nutrition is vital for any athlete as well. Our camp includes sessions on healthy eating habits and how to fuel your body for optimal performance. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to elevate your athletic training and personal growth next year at ND’s Summer Athletic Camp.

Join us Next Summer Academic Camp

June 29–July 23 Cost: $2,500 for four weeks (9am–3pm) Director: Mr. Kevin McDonald

Athletic Camp

July 27–August 13 Cost: $800 per week (9am–2pm) Director: Ms. Maria Vulcano

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STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS

Enhancing Global Awareness Notre Dame offers new and exciting opportunities each year for our students. We are excited to share that we are running three international travel options that will serve both cultural and mission-based purposes. Notre Dame’s trip to Greece is completely full, but we are still taking participants for our service trip to Peru and our culture trip to Italy. Ms. Ioana Donose, our Science Department Chair, leads and manages our international travel program. These trips offer life-changing experiences for our students, and those who attended last year are still talking about their travels.

New Fellowship to China in 2026 Winter 2025 (February - Amadeus) Our students used their vaporetto pass to arrive in St. Mark's Square where they saw the Basilica of St. Mark, Bridge of Sighs, and the Rialto Bridge in Venice, Italy. Next up was a visit to the Campanile on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore to visit the 16th-century Benedictine church. Our students did not stop there but continued on to Salzburg, the birthplace of Mozart and setting of The Sound of Music, before venturing on to Vienna and Prague.

Upcoming Abroad Trips February Break

Service Trip to Peru Space Available

April Break

Cultural Trip to Greece Full

June

Cultural Trip to Rome and Sorrento Space Available 10

Spring 2025 (April – South Africa) While on a service trip to South Africa, our students visited the Karongwe Private Game Reserve in Kruger. There they went on a guided bush walk by foot with a highly trained game ranger and maximized their other days by seeking out the “Big Five”: lions, elephants, leopards, buffalos, and rhinos. While in Cape Town, they volunteered with the Pebbles Project, a service group that aims to enable children and young adults from agricultural communities to reach their full potential through education, health, and nutrition services. Our students visited Robben Island, along with other key landmarks like Table Mountain and Castle of Good Hope as well.

Notre Dame is honored to be the second high school selected by the Lii-Haybyrne Institute for Asian Studies to participate in their study abroad program. This year, students who expressed an interest in the Fellowship from the classes of 2027 and 2028 have been invited to study various components of Chinese culture on a bi-weekly basis. Following an application process, a group of 10 students will then be selected to embark on a fully sponsored educational trip to China in the summer of 2026 for three weeks. ND students will follow in the footsteps of St. Francis Xavier, whose mission included a passionate interest in the intersection of Jesuit learning and Chinese culture. Fellows and faculty chaperones will be hosted by The Beijing Center, a partner of the Lii-Haybyrne Institute.

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T H E 6 8 th A N N U A L C H E Z N O U S B E N E F I T

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Our Chez Nous Benefit continues to grow each year in new ways with the help of engaged parents, committed alumnae, and loyal Trustees and friends of the school. We deeply appreciate our community trusting our decision to change venues, as it allowed us to optimize funds raised in support of our students. We are delighted to announce that on Saturday, March 22, 2025, our 68th Annual Chez Nous Benefit raised over $675,000 due to the generous support of our school’s extended community. It is without a doubt that the powerful stories shared by Ixchel ’25 and Sophia ’25 had a true impact on those in attendance. Ixchel announced that she will attend Northwestern University on a full scholarship, which includes cost of tuition, housing, food, and additional expenses. Sophia will join UNIBE–Universidad Iberoamericana where she will complete a five year medical program in the Dominican Repuplic. Ixchel and Sophia are proud beneficiaries of our Financial Aid and Scholarship Program and their successes clearly demonstrate how access to a Notre Dame School education has the power to transform lives. We are truly grateful for your support, and we look forward to seeing you again next year!

nefit 69th Annual Chez Nous Be City Winery Pier 57 Saturday, March 21, 2026 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

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Anne de Xainctonge Award Helen King Madden Vespe ‘73 Johanna Vespe Aulisa ‘01

Parent Awardees Edward and Ellen Browne P’23 & P’25 Allison Hemming P’25

1. Lisa Leingang P '28, Tara Marlovits P '27, Helen Paguia P '28 and Chari Corpuz P '28 2. Dylan and Claudia Coia P '27, Lusia Prokop P '27, and Lisa and Robert Ferraro P '27 3. Sophia Javier de Leon '25 4. William Vespe P '01 reviewing the Pick A Prize selection 5. Edward and Ellen Browne P '23 & P '25 6. Angela Paolini '25, Lucille Gallagher '26 and Dana Aguirre '25 7. ND Trustees: Dr. Grace C. Pilcer, Ph.D., Virginia Dolan and Julia Pilcer Lichtenstein, Esq. 8. Sandra Flechas P'27, Amy May P'27 and Joseph Brady P'27 9. Bart Codd P'25, Fiona Codd '25 and Allison Hemming P'25 11

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A LU M N A E AT W E S T 13 t h S T R E E T

Chez Nous Sisters Give Back Career Day

College Panel

The annual Notre Dame Career Fair is one of the most exciting events of the year, bringing together alumnae, parents, and faculty friends from a wide range of fields to share their unique career journeys and passions with our students. In just two hours, our entire student body has the opportunity to meet with guests who bring energy, insight, and even a little swag, while offering invaluable guidance on future career paths. This event not only sparks inspiration but also helps students envision the endless possibilities awaiting them beyond the classroom.

On January 9, 2025, we welcomed back recent graduates for an informative college panel. They hailed from a variety of colleges, from nearby Fordham, Columbia, and NYU to faraway University of Glasgow. We had alumnae from Lehigh, Skidmore, Howard, and Loyola Maryland, among several other great schools. The undergraduate stories they shared of growth, challenges, and success were thoughtful and valuable for our current juniors to hear. Thank you to all our alumnae for sharing their time with their Chez Nous sisters!

Are you interested in volunteering at one or more of these events this year? Use the QR code to the right to sign up! 12

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N O T R E D A M E ’ S A LU M N A E R E U N I O N

Big Smiles for Big Milestones!

Class of 1975

Class of 2005

Rebecca Zaletofsky ’20

Patricia Maier ’75

SAVE THE DATE ALUMNAE REUNION CELEBRATING THE 1 & 6 Victoria Hernandez ’70 and Vivian Cordia ’70 ANNIVERSARY YEARS Friday, May 1, 2026 On Friday, May 9, 2025, Notre Dame 5:00 - 7:30 pm School welcomed nearly 150 alumnae, Dolan Center friends, faculty and staff to the Sr. Mary Dolan, SU Arts and Athletics Center, where together the anniversary years ending in 0 & 5 were celebrated. Sr. Mary Dolan, SU addressed those in attendance for a reflective moment to honor Sr. Virginia O'Brien, SU who passed away on March 30, 2025, and would have been celebrating her 55th Anniversary with her classmates. Sr. Virginia's leadership and legacy as an alumna and President, Chez Nous, will continue to be celebrated for many years to come. We send a heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out, and we hope to see you again next year!

at Notre Dame School

If you would like to view more photos from Reunion 2025, just scan this handy QR code!

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Sr. Virginia O’Brien, SU

A kind heart never to be forgotten.

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e often say “Light from Light” during our liturgical practices on West 13th Street, as the lighting of candles are tangible reminders of God’s light in the world. As part of our school’s mission, Notre Dame students are encouraged to have an awareness of God in their lives. This relationship helps to foster peace in challenging times and offers strength in ordinary moments. Notre Dame School continues to educate girls in the Catholic tradition of Anne de Xainctonge, who founded the Sisters of St. Ursula, and was a 17th Century pioneer in women’s education. Anne believed in educating the whole person in a family-like atmosphere. Preparing girls for lives of service in the spirit of the Gospel and leadership for the good of others was a cornerstone of her pedagogy. Arguably, one of Anne’s greatest champions was Sr. Virginia O’Brien, S.U. Sr. Virginia was a beloved Sister of St. Ursula. She was the Superior of the Sisters’ Community on West 79th Street, at a young age. Member of the Regional Council, Formation Director of the Order for two terms (6-years each), and Member of the General Council. She was also a loving daughter, sister and aunt, as well as a resilient President of Notre Dame School whose dedication, Catholic values and kindness touched countless lives. Her life was cut short in March 2025, but her legacy will continue. She grew up as an active member of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs parish in Forest Hills, New York and was a cherished alumna of Notre Dame School. She took her first vows as a Sister of St. Ursula on August 25, 1975 and graduated from the College of Mt. St. Vincent in 1977. She earned her master’s in counseling from Fairfield University in 1982 and her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Fordham University in 1996. Her resume is littered with work as a practicing psychologist and professor. She was an adjunct Assistant Professor of Counseling and Education at Hunter College, a psychologist at Kenwood Psychological Services, and served as a Consulting Psychologist at the Marymount School where she helped the school community cope with the losses of the 9/11 tragedy. However, our home, Chez Nous, always held a special place in her heart. She worked at Notre Dame for over 40 years and held the role of President from 2009 onward—over fifteen years! She played an integral part when the school moved twice, and as President she led the community through its Middle States Accreditation, 9/11, becoming a fully accredited member of NYSAIS, the COVID-19 crisis and many physical plant renovations and beautifications. In the spirit of Anne de Xainctonge,

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she famously initiated a values-based peer leadership program, Anne's Leaders, that remains woven fully into the fabric of the community. Sr. Virginia made Notre Dame School a haven and a second home for students, alumnae, Trustees, faculty, and staff. She attended every school event, was a cheerleader for every team, and musical director for many Our Lady of Lourdes Day celebrations. But most importantly, she was an inspiration for our school’s strong spiritual life. Her welcoming and kind demeanor encouraged students of all faiths to develop their own unique relationship with a loving God, and with one another. She had no space for intolerance or hate, but rather fully lived the Gospel and values of the school and expected others to do the same. Anne’s Lamp was in good hands under the leadership of Sr. Virginia. In her final weeks and hours, Sr. Virginia continued to demonstrate true selflessness and courage when family, colleagues and friends visited. When finding the right words to fill the time would seem challenging, Sr. Virginia managed to ease the tension with laughter and a memorable anecdote. She had a natural way of making you feel comfortable. In part, this is because she always wanted others to experience happiness and profoundly desired everyone to “Love One Another” just as it is stated in the Gospel of John.

John 13:34-35 “A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” Sr. Virginia was beloved, and her warmth and joy drew so many into our community. She was a truly special individual and strong advocate for all-girls Catholic education. As our thoughts and prayers lifted her up to eternal life, we must now embrace the legacy she left behind and entrusted to us. As she neared the end, Sr. Virginia remarked, “There is still so much work to do, so much work to do.” Anne de Xainctonge and Sr. Virginia are two women who bravely attempted to change the whole world. And now the time has come; it is up to each one of us to keep Anne’s Lamp shining brightly so that many more generations of Chez Nous students benefit from a Notre Dame School education.

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2025 Graduation

Anne’s Lamp Shines Bright with the Class of 2025

n June 4th, the Class of 2025 gathered under the archways of St. Patrick’s Cathedral to celebrate their Commencement Exercises with faculty, staff, Trustees, family and friends. They are the fifth graduating class from Notre Dame School to have their graduation held at this sacred location, and it continues to be an honor for all those involved. With the absence of Sr. Virginia O’Brien, SU, the student speakers, Maddie and Cai, certainly made her proud with their profound and touching words. Our 83 graduates are clearly ready to carry Anne’s Lamp forward confidently, towards a brighter future where peace and justice are known and experienced by all.

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“We have taken a school and transformed it into a home; and not just any home, but our home. Notre Dame is not just a place where lessons are learned and tests are taken; it is a place where memories are made.” — Madeleine Alderson (Valedictorian)

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“Looking back, it is clear that high school didn’t just happen to us. Each year added a layer to who we are, and though it was rough at times, it made us stronger, wiser, and more confident women.” — Cai-Alexis Williams-Lovell (Student Council President)

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SCHOLARSHIP STORIES

89% of the 83 members of the Class of 2025 received academic scholarships at four-year colleges and universities totaling over $26 million.

Ixchel Held-Villasenor Northwestern University My journey at Notre Dame has lasted nearly nine years now, beginning the day I stepped into the building with my older sister as she toured the school. As I joined ND’s Class of 2025 five years later, a desire grew to follow in my sister's footsteps as she began her studies at the University of Virginia on a full scholarship. It became concrete: I was going to college, and I was not going to allow it to be a financial burden for my family. I put my all into school, and the thought of my grades slipping did not exist as a possibility in my mind. In my sophomore year, my wonderful counselor, Ms. Stawski, planted a seed in my head. She told me about “QuestBridge,” an organization that awards full scholarships to high-achieving low-income students. I proceeded through high school as an active member of multiple clubs and participated in many arts-related extracurriculars, with QuestBridge at the forefront of my mind.

I am proud to say that my hard work paid off, and I am currently attending Northwestern University on a full scholarship, which covers tuition, housing, food, and other additional expenses. Majoring in radio, television, and film, I look forward to my future in filmmaking, in which I aspire to use cameras as a lens for social change. I am forever grateful to ND, I do not know where I would be without the support I have received from the faculty and staff throughout the past four years. I hope to serve as an example for other low-income students by sharing how determination and access to resources have a direct impact on reaching one’s fullest potential.

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Kaitlyn Owens University of Pennsylvania Stepping into Notre Dame for the first time as a freshman scared me, but that fear quickly faded as ND became my second home. Notre Dame did not just help shape the student I am; it shaped the person I am becoming. Growing up, my parents emphasized the importance of receiving a solid education. My father, who never had the opportunity to attend college, always encouraged me to pursue higher education. His sacrifices and dreams became part of my own, fueling my desire to succeed. That motivation encouraged me to commit myself fully to my academics, extracurriculars, and service hours. The late nights of rigorous coursecourse work in AP classes, attending daily cross-country and track practices, various school clubs, and over 200 community service hours were not easy, but they brought me one step closer to my goals. At ND, I discovered my passion for combining creativity with purpose. Becoming a chapter leader of Sending Sunshine allowed me to combine my interests in mental health advocacy and art by delivering handmade cards to combat depression within communities. As secretary of ND Cares, I found power in how the smallest acts of kindness have large impacts. I am thrilled to share that I am now enrolled at the University of Pennsylvania on a full scholarship. I would not be here without the unwavering support of the people around me. I am endlessly thankful to my teachers, ND staff, and my friends for always encouraging me to try my best. But most of all, I am grateful for my parents and sister. Their strength and love have made all my accomplishments possible.

Angela Paolini Tulane University When I began my time at Notre Dame, I was more shy than I am now. I remember being at 9th grade Orientation wanting to talk to others and make friends. However, I was too scared to reach out to anyone and I went home disappointed. As the weeks went on, my mother encouraged me to audition for Notre Dame’s Glee and Drama Club. To be entirely honest, I was terrified, but I submitted my audition videos and even came to in-person callbacks. When I learned I was selected for both, I was over the moon with excitement. It was in these clubs where I truly grew into the woman I am today. I was able to easily bond with my Chez Nous sisters who were in the same grade as me, and I had wonderful upperclassmen and directors to look up to; they taught me how to lead with confidence and kindness. It is because of them I, along with my Glee Co-President, Dana, was able to take creative liberties and manage the music program this year at Notre Dame. Without the support and encouragement of my

directors, castmates, and fellow Glee members, I would not have been accepted to Tulane University on a near full scholarship. I plan to bring my newly found sense of confidence and leadership as I begin my next chapter at Tulane. As I double major in Molecular Biology and Musical Theatre, I will never forget all the joy and love that Notre Dame has brought me over these past four years.

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SCHOLARSHIP STORIES Samantha Mazariego New York University Transitioning from my middle school, which was only three blocks away from my home in the Bronx, to a high school fifty minutes away in a completely different borough was a nerve wracking experience, but the moment I stepped into Notre Dame, I instantly knew that I found my forever home. I could not wait for all the memories I would make, whether it was attending Ms. Crosson's academic center every morning where I met one of my closest friends, spending all my free periods in Mr. Lejano's computer lab, volunteering for Open Houses or staying after school to help with NHS events. Looking back at my four years at Notre Dame, I can not believe how quickly the time has come to once again start a new chapter in my life. I have always had an idea of the career I would like to pursue, and with the support of my counselors, teachers, and life-long friends, my passion has only grown. Notre Dame will always hold a special place in my heart. The mantra Chez Nous will now become Perstare et Praestare. I am thrilled to share that with the help of Notre Dame, I now attend New

York University on a near full scholarship and I plan to major in psychology. As I leave the familiar halls of Notre Dame for a large city campus, I carry not only memories, but our Anne’s Values, such as friendship, courage and perseverance, that will guide me through every chapter that follows.

Samantha Soto St. John's University Throughout my time at Notre Dame, I have grown to deeply appreciate the value of being immersed in a community that cherishes the contributions of each and every member; a place where inspiration is endless. This sense of belonging enabled me to cultivate impactful relationships with both my peers and esteemed faculty, relationships that have continuously enlightened me and encouraged me to present the best version of myself. Being surrounded by such incredible individuals who continually uplift me and challenge me allowed me to explore my passions and hone my talents. Furthermore, they inspired me to meaningfully engage with the world around me through both scholarship and service. I pursued a rigorous academic course load, which included numerous AP and Honors level courses, and sought supplemental education throughout the summer breaks as I enrolled in college level courses at a local community college. Alongside my academics, I participated in service both within the Notre Dame community and beyond. Through service, I was able to foster the development of communities as vibrant and supportive as Notre Dame. Sister Virginia, a treasured individual within the Notre Dame community, always believed in educating the whole person. I am forever grateful to have received an education that emphasized this philosophy and opened my eyes to the power of service. I am incredibly blessed to share that I am attending St. John’s University on

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Cai-Alexis Williams-Lovell Yale University Looking back on my time at Notre Dame, I now truly understand why it is called “Chez Nous” —our home. As a freshman, I knew that I wanted to be deeply involved in my school community, and I immediately felt empowered by all my teachers to put myself out there for leadership roles. I began by running for Student Council homeroom representative and joining ND’s Union of Color. By sophomore year, I was elected Student Council Treasurer, remained an active member of Union of Color, and joined “What is Black?” Through “What is Black?” I formed meaningful bonds with my peers even though we were all in different grades at the time. The “What is Black?” production became something I held close to my heart as well, because it celebrated the richness of Black experience, something that is greatly overlooked in our world. These three extracurricular activities became pillars in my life, and I continued to grow as a leader and a person overall. In junior year, I began to take on even more responsibility within these activities and by senior year, I led all three, gaining insight into the behind-the-scenes work that brings a club or production to life. Leading in this way allowed me to support my fellow Chez Nous sisters, but more importantly, I learned just as much from them as they did from me. All my hard work paid off,

and I am proud to announce that I am attending Yale University on a near full scholarship. I am forever grateful to the Notre Dame community for showing me that anything is possible with perseverance, dedication, and passion.

Andrea Alburquerque Syracuse University My time at Notre Dame was been wonderful and helped me grow both as a learner and person. While I was attending Notre Dame, I felt the school created a safe and empowering environment that inspired me to challenge my growth, advocate for myself and become someone who feels confident among many other capable girls. The moment I entered the building on my first day of my freshmen year I felt welcomed by a community of brightminded and loving girls, as well as brilliant educators. The relationships I have created over the last few years were crucial to my growth and develdevel opment as a human. My teachers and coaches not only pushed me to be the best student-athlete I could be but truly cared to know who I was as a person. Whether it was a science teacher who would hold academic center hours after school or a coach who taught me the importance of perseverance and confidence, I experienced the power of having strong mentors. Receiving a full

scholarship to attend Syracuse University is an incredible opportunity and it will allow me to further develop who I have become as a person, Chez Nous. My desire is to take the resilience, leadership, and sense of community I learned while attending Notre Dame, and apply it to my new found experiences at Syracuse University. 23

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WHY WE GIVE

Heartfelt Words from Our Parents Nina and Colin P’26 & P’29 As parents of two daughters with very different personalities and interests we feel fortunate to have found ND. The exemplary leadership and staff have mastered that unique art of blending strong curricula and values in a nurturing and forward thinking environment. ND is a safe space to learn in a turbulent world. Our girls are not oblivious to the challenges that lie ahead, but are taught to face them with grace and compassion. These life lessons are invaluable and are just as important as preparation for college. We feel blessed to be able to send our daughters to ND and want to be a small part of paying it forward. We know our girls have found themselves a warm place, Chez Nous, and we hope others can experience the same sense of community and fellowship that is palpable.

Vivo and Dino P’24 & P’27 We acknowledge that Notre Dame unconditionally provides, to all its students, a quality education that extends beyond the financial reserves received through tuition payments. At the heart of its mission, the school offers an academic environment where all students, even those without the financial means, can attend and thrive. Notre Dame opens many doors, especially to outstanding colleges and universities, and encourages their students to become something great. We are genuinely delighted to have watched our girls transform in many positive ways during their years, Chez Nous. Melina and Lydia have received an education based on values where they were taught to respect one another and give back to their communities. We should all give, ND is the right cause!

Anna and Mark P’27 We give to Notre Dame because our daughter Emma has had a wonderful experience. ND’s rigorous academic environment has energized her and pushed her to excel. We love the numerous leadership opportunities for girls and the small, family-like feel of Notre Dame. We give to support the school, its wonderful teachers, and all of the great scholarship programs.

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HECKSHER CHALLENGE MET

Thank You Chez Nous Parents!

You did this!

Notre Dame raised $184,192 through present parent and alumnae parent support of our Annual Fund last year. We are thrilled to share that $118,586 of this total amount was raised through new or additional donations. Thus, we successfully completed the challenge due to the support of our parent community, and we thank you wholeheartedly.

Notre Dame was given an extraordinary opportunity

our present parent and alumnae parent participation

to partner with The Heckscher Foundation for

in support of our Annual Fund was historically low

Children for a third consecutive year, and this time

compared to other NYSAIS schools. The Foundation

only our ND parents were able to help! This grant

believes in the mission of our school and presented

would not have been possible without the successful

this catalytic challenge grant in an effort to help

completion of our first and second challenge grants

transform our school's present and alumnae

with the Foundation, which aimed to solidify our

parents into annual donors. And, it worked!

Board and strengthen our alumnae Annual Fund

Our current and alumnae parents raised

giving in a similar fundraising fashion.

$184,192.33 towards Notre Dame’s Annual Fund

The Heckscher Foundation for Children pledged to

during our 24-25 fiscal year, and we are most grateful

give Notre Dame $100,000 if, and only if, our present

for this transformative generosity. This remarkable

and alumnae parents collectively raised $180,000

level of support unlocked a $100,000 matching

from September 1, 2024 through August 31, 2025.

gift from The Heckscher Foundation for Children!

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2025 College Matriculation

One hundred percent of the Class of 2025 matriculated to four-year colleges or universities. Adelphi University

New York University

Bates College (2)

Northwestern University

Binghamton University (2)

Ohio State University (2)

Bocconi University

Pace University

Boston University

Pennsylvania State University

Chapman University

Providence College (2)

Colgate University

Rhodes College

College of Charleston

Royal Holloway University of London

CUNY Hunter College

Rutgers University (2)

University of Massachusetts Amherst

CUNY John Jay College

San Diego State University (2)

University of Miami

Emory University

Seton Hall University

University of Michigan (2)

Fordham University (2)

St. John’s University (2)

Harvard University

SUNY Oneonta

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Indiana University Bloomington (2)

Syracuse University (5)

University of New Hampshire

Lehigh University (3)

The Catholic University of America

University of Pennsylvania (2)

Loyola Marymount University

Tulane University (2)

University of Rhode Island

Loyola University Chicago (2)

UNIBE - Universidad Iberoamericana

University of South Carolina (2)

University at Albany

University of Vermont

University of Bristol

Villanova University

University of California, Berkeley

Yale University

Loyola University Maryland (2) Manhattan University Marist University McGill University

University of California, Santa Barbara University of Chicago University of Colorado Boulder University of Connecticut (2) University of Florida University of Glasgow University of Maryland (2)

University of Tampa

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N O T R E D A M E S C H O O L 2024 – 2025

Annual Report

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2024–2025 Gift Club Members Notre Dame School offers several Gift Club opportunities for those who make a financial gift in support of our students. Your gift provides each of them with access to an education rooted in the tradition of Anne de Xainctonge that will prepare them for lives of leadership and service. We thank those listed for choosing to make a gift toward our Annual Fund and Fund the Scholarship campaigns this fiscal year.

Our Lady of Lourdes Society $100,000 or more

Mother Genevieve Guild $10,000-$24,999

President’s Circle $5,000-$9,999

The Carson Family Charitable Trust The Heckscher Foundation for Children Inner-City Scholarship Fund Dr. Grace C. Pilcer, Ph.D.

Anonymous Mr. Richard Battaglino P’91, P’95 Brooklyn Benevolent Society The Thomas and Agnes Carvel Foundation The Castle Foundation Colin and Nina D'Abreo P’26, P’29 Mr. Michael F. Doyle, FAIA Rita Duffy ’73 Mr. Eric Eckholdt and Mrs. Jeanne Noonan Eckholdt P’23 Mr. Allen Feghali Mary Jane Drucker Gabbay ’63 Mr. Michael Halloran and Mrs. Catherine Halloran Harris Mathews Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Houlihan Danielle and Paul Klyap P’26 Evan Paliotta and Hasibe Kuri P’27 Mr. Thomas Lacorazza Mrs. Julia Pilcer Lichtenstein, Esq. Ms. Ann Lopez The Rosalie J. and C. Daniel Maldari Family Charitable Foundation Suzanne Drucker Robotham ’68 Mr. James Phillips and Ms. Kristi Roche P’26 Mr. Victor Santillan and Talya Pinto Santillan ’95 Sisters of St. Ursula Zachary and Xiaoning Smith John Spollen and Mary Twomey Spollen The Stover Foundation Carolyn Wahlig Szostek ’65 Virginia Turezyn’ 75 Mr. Steven Vincent and Ms. Nancy Vincent, Esq. Xavier High School Mr. Richard S. Zimmerman †

Anonymous Ms. Lisa A. Bretherick Mr. & Mrs. James Gilbert P’27 Mr. William Haddad and Ms. Deirdre Dunn Haddad P’18, P’20 Courtney and Lung Huang P’27 Bernadette Castellano McSweeney ’70 Mr. Richard A. Norton Mr. Tony Perez Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Reed Norma Moglia Reidy ’77 Mary Ellen Milazzo Roche ’65 Carol Rowbo ’79 Mr. John Semczuk and Mrs. Allis Semczuk P’25 Ms. Linda Smith Rich and Stacy Wesolowski P’26, P’28 Mr. Martin Whelan P’25, P’27

Anne de Xainctonge Angels $50,000-$99,999 Anonymous Ray & Virginia (Cookie) Dolan Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Gabhart Our Community Foundation, Inc. Ms. Elizabeth Roth Sarita Kenedy East Foundation

Anne de Xainctonge Associates $25,000-$49,999 Anonymous Bloomberg Philanthropies Mr. & Mrs. Edward Browne P’23, P’25 Cardia Family Scholarship Cornelia Connelly Center for Education Mr. Thomas Jacquot and Mrs. Jenna Fagnan The Michael Gordon Foundation, Inc. Mary Burke Heyman ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Knapp Dr. Virginia O'Brien S.U. ’70 † Alexandra Rynczak Teper ’81 Chrystia Slywotzky ’72 Carolyn Wahlig Szostek ’65 Tiro A Segno Foundation, Inc.

Trustees’ Circle $4,000-$4,999 Antoinette LeQuire-Schott ’59 Ms. Gloria Picariello

The Honor Society $3,000-$3,999 Nancy Hay and Christopher Barnes P’27 Brooklyn Jesuit Prep The Church of St. Francis Xavier Ms. Marie-Andrée Eiting Daniele Campbell and Spencer Lamb P’27 Dr. Mariann Drago Madnick ’67 PayPal Giving Fund Ms. Carol Roche Mr. Christopher Soto and Mrs. Melissa Fanelli Soto ’93, P’25 Ms. Ann Thornton P’26 Mark and Anna White P’27

Charlotte Gibert ’27 28

† deceased

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Contributors Chez Nous Circle $2,000-$2,999

Principal’s Circle $1,000-$1,999

Anonymous Eileen O'Donohue Adkins ’65 Eva Guest Blum ’79 Maria Pinto Carland ’61 Ms. Ebony Clendenin P’28 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cottingham P’23 Mr. Darragh Dempsey P’26 Mrs. Noreen Doyle Mr. Bradley Dudding Mr. David Keane and Mrs. Liz Fleming P’26 Mr. Thomas J. Galligan, III and Dr. Ann C. Galligan Jennifer and Tom Gravel P’28 Ms. Elizabeth Graziolo Freyja Helmer-Sindemark ’78 Grainne Fox and Kevin McGrath P’27 Victoria Melignano ’76 Jean and Frank Monaco Karen Bellinger Morrell ’75 Mr. John Licitra and Mrs. Catherine Vadasz Licitra ’91, P’24 Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien P’28 Ms. Antonia Palmieri Arlene Deninger Prendergast ’60 Nick and Kim Rose P’27, P’28 St. Joseph’s School Yorkville Mr. Ray Sozzi Dr. David Stuhr

Anonymous Dr. Utaukwa Allen America's Charities Mr. Ross Anderson and Mrs. Michelle Anderson P’28 Leon and Marsha Bernstein P’27 Jean McGrath Brodeur ’91 Cass and Danielle Brown P’28 Ms. Joanne Burns Dawn Tennant Calabia ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cardillo P’26 Ms. Kristin Szostek Chertoff Mr. & Mrs. Doran Chlupsa P’24, P’28 Claudia and Dylan Coia P’27 Adrianne Hopper Comerford ’82 Elizabeth Drucker Condrige ’64 Patricia Connelly ’61 Ms. Virginia Connor Mr. John Conroy and Mrs. Katharine Wilson Conroy Mr. Scott Rossillo and Ms. Chari Corpuz P’28 Patricia Cullen ’73 Brian and Lauren De La Torre P’26 Michael Principe and Enrique Da Silva P’27 Carol Gose DeVine ’66

Mr. Konstadinos Stavrou and Mrs. Paraskevi Dilana P’24, P’27 Mr. Lee Doble and Mrs. Liz Doble Mr. & Mrs. Mark Esparrago P’26 Anthony and Natalie Ferrone P’27 Mr. Roy Parra and Mrs. Sandra Flechas P’27 Mr. Marc Foley and Bridgette Brennan Foley ’90, P’21 Brigid Frey ’77 Mr. Kieran Gallagher and Mrs. Valerie Gallagher P’26 Madelyn Garcia ’76 Ms. Marcela Hahn Ms. Laurie Hindley Mr. Daniel Dougherty and Ms. Hee-Sun Hong Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hrazanek P’24 Mr. Jacob Chacko and Ms. Vaishali Javeri P’26 Jaclyn Brilliant and Anthony Jenks Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Joseph P’25 Mr. & Mrs. John Joven Ms. Anne V. Kane P’96 Suzanne Augresani Katz ’84 Mr. James C. Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kurtis P’24 Ellin Rosasco Learned ’66 John and Leslie Lee P’28

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Contributors

Principal’s Circle (continued) $1,000-$1,999

1912 Club $500-$999

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lozito P’27 Daniela Lucchetto ’79 Marymount School of New York Mr. Joseph Brady and Ms. Amy May P’27 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. McCarthy Mr. Patrick McGowan Mr. Steve McKiernan and Mrs. Flora McKiernan P’25 Lauren McNamara ’01 Mr. Richard Mewha P’25 Ms. Arlene Miller P’87 Mr. David Morocho and Mrs. Tanya Morocho P’27 Mr. Michael Murray and Mrs. Christine Murray P’20, P’25 Hannah Nicholson ’18 Mrs. Maureen Noonan Mr. Cletus O'Brien and Mrs. Shelagh O'Brien Lorraine Pucher-Petersen ’73 Mr. James Quinn and Ms. Agnes McComiskey Quinn ’61 Jack and Sarah Raslowsky P’18, P’21 The Honorable Dakota Ramseur ’88 Mr. Thomas Rice Mr. Todd Rullman P’26 Elizabeth Salazer ’83 Rebecca and Daniel Seidenstein P’28 Mr. Jeffrey C. Seymour Steve and Megan Smyser P’27 Gabrielle Solleder ’75 Christopher and Anna Stanin P’28 Mr. and Mrs. Strain P’28 Mr. Fabien Carruzzo and Ms. Simona Tarchiani P’25 Mr. Jerry Dellova and Mr. Craig Thomashauer Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Tresca P’24 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Trimmer Mr. Charles Vick P’28 Joseph and Penny Puza Weber ’67 Mr. Nicholas Zagoreos P’25 Eileen Drucker Zwart ’76

Anonymous Ms. Monique Alcantara Francia Elizabeth Alleyne ’96 Augie and Kathie Geehern Aloia ’74, P’09 Erica Zissel Andrinopoulos ’08 Mr. Jeffrey Angelo and Ms. Eileen C. Angelo P’10 Susu Bagert P’28 Mr. Essa Bateh and Ms. Janice Bateh P’14 Kathleen Bohan ’83 Margaret Brolly-Lefebvre ’91 The Calavia Family P’27 Ms. Patricia Carpen Mr. Stephen Cascione and Mrs. Ana Cascione P’27 Ms. Jessica Centeno Mr. Vincent Cicileo Ms. Joan Clark P’92 Mr. Jason Cooper and Mrs. Loren Cooper P’26 Mr. Anthony Costantini Mr. David Daly and Theresa Brolly Daly ’85, P’17 Mr. David Dempsey P’27 Mary Susan King Delahunty ’61 Sheri Koval and Joe Diaz P’25, P’27 Rosemary DeNatale Dineen ’73 Ms. Elizabeth Ditfurth Carolene Skeeter Eaddy ’82 Mr. Mark Easter Gene and Anne Fennell Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Fernandez P’24 Mr. & Mrs. Wilfredo Fernandez Jean Ann Hoban Flynn ’61 Ms. Ann Marie Foss Mr. Zach Frey Ms. Jeanne Gallagher Mr. Patrick Gately and Ms. Lisa Dunleavy Gately ’91, P’20 Ali Kokmen and Michelle Gengaro-Kokmen P’20, P’27 Moira Gleason Kowal ’77 Muriel Flynn Gonzalez ’70 Ms. Janet Gordon Robert and Penny Grote Cara Villano Guerra ’92 Ms. Ellen Gustafson

Candela Calaria ’27

Ariel and Nubia Guzman P’26 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Halstead P’19 Mr. Russell Hamilton and Elizabeth Caba Hamilton ’95, P’28 Mr. & Mrs. Greg Hastings P’20 Hearst Foundation Bart Codd and Allison Hemming P’25 Mr. James Hillman Patricia Cook Hult ’60 Melique Jones ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Michael King P’23 Patricia Sheehan Kirwan ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Kitazawa P’28 Maria Ann Basso Lipani ’94 Mr. Thomas Buckley and Mrs. Chloe Lloyd-Jones P’28 Ms. Tara Marlovits P’27 Jean Cody McCall ’93 Mary Ellen Masterson McGary ’66 Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGoldrick P’98 Barbara McInerney McGovern ’70 Ms. Katherine McLaughlin P’28 Elizabeth McNamara Melcher ’76 Mr. Brian Neville and Ms. Maureen Melnick P’21 Reina Mitchell ’11 Ivy Moon-Rumsey P’29 Mr. Christopher Morris Danielle and Jason Moss P’27 Mr. Socrates Guerrero and Ms. Laurie Motyka P’26 Mr. & Mrs. Terence A. Mullervy

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Contributors

National Charitable Francine Cecere ’77 and Patricia O'Brien ’76 Maria Cristina Rodriguez O'Neill ’68 Krystal Palmers-Olivares ’06 Ms. Marion Paolucci Mr. Dan Patton and Mrs. Kelly Patton Ms. Lisa Leingang and Mr. John Petrizzo P’28 Mrs. Olga Economos and Mr. Bob Polatidis P’26 Gorguin Shaikoli and Lusia Prokop P’27 Ms. Anna Quirino-Miranda Ms. Renee Randazzo Mr. Owen Reidy Mr. Gustavo Remor and Mrs. Natalie Remor P’27 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robinson Kathleen Koppinger Rowe ’63 Elizabeth Meiers and Brendan Reynolds ’28 Jessa and Steven Schwartz P’27 Gianna Sciangula ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Dimas Serrano, Jr. P’23, P’25, P’28 Colleen Seymour ’01 Mr. David Sheehan and Ms. Karen Sheehan P’26 Mary Sheils ’60 Rev. Kevin Spinale S.J. Sara Stalkus ’66 Jessica and Johan Svensson P’28 Mr. Glen Tacinelli P’28 Ms. Ann Thornton P’26 Mr. Scott Vasey and Mrs. Colleen Vasey P’21,’23 Helen King Madden Vespe ’73 Barbara and Wayne Walters P’26, P’28 Lucille Fallon Wang ’66 Mr. Matthew Kronengold and Ms. Kirsten Williams P’28 Ann Marie Walsh Woods ’85, P’17, P’14 Mr. Gregg Zaletofsky and Ms. Jane Zaletofsky P’20 Theresa Canning Zast and Jon Zast P’28 Mr. & Mrs. Rick Zuck P’27

Crown & Anchor Club $100-$499 Anonymous Ms. D'arcy Achziger Rosana Gonzalez Agostini ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Hermann Alarcon P’74 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Andermanis P’18, P’20 Gemma Anderson Marianne Burchell Anderson ’90 Ms. Susan Angelo Diana Berrido Bello ’68 Annemarie Bernardone ’77 Rev. Vincent Biagi, S.J. Madeleine Cahill Bither ’74 Jeremy and Elizabeth Bixenman Dr. Monique Sulle Bowen Ms. Mary Kate Blaine Mr. Mario Borzacchiello and Mrs. Holly Borzacchiello Nathan and Joanne Brown P’27 Sr. Barbara Marie Cady, SU ’70 Ms. Yasmine Mahdavi and Mr. Patrick Campbell P’27 Gianna Lourdes Sullivan Calado ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cardillo P’26 Cardinal Spellman High School Patricia Murphy Carlin ’60 Elena Castellano ’68 Ms. Mary Cesarz Kathryn Doyle Chapar ’74 Chloe and Stefan Ching P’28 Mr. Vjeko Cimera and Mrs. Lauren Cimera Kathleen Dowd Ciric ’73 Dr. & Mrs. John Clabby Carolina Valdes Clarens ’68 Mrs. Maureen Cody P’23 Ayanna Tene Cohen ’95 Mr. Gordon Medenica and Ms. Ann Connolly ’71 Alex Consilvio and Louise Consilvio P’29 Mrs. Dania Ahmad and Mr. Lou Cordone P’26 Natalie Ann Correa ’13 Noreen Cosgrove, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Bracken Carter Craft P’23 Debra Guiffre Cunningham ’84 Mr. Kumar Dadlani and Mrs. Sharouna Dadlani P’26

Mr. James Davis Hannah Grace Delaney ’22 Jennie Dapolito Delaney ’65 Mr. Brian Dempsey Ms. Stephanie Deroubaix James Watkins and Susan Despins P’28 Mr. Jonathan Diamond Sr. Elizabeth DiTolla, SU ’59 Deborah Divorl ’75 Mr. William Doble and Ms. Susanne Rendeiro Double P’26 Ms. Alison Donohue Mr. John Douthit Rev. George Drance, SJ Mr. Flavien Dufailly ’29 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Dunne ’75, P’09, P’08 Mr. Richard Egger Mary Panagy Eletheriou ’69 Lilian Migliorini Evans ’84 Jon Renert and Karen Feldman P’28 Helena Albuquerque Fenyo ’85 Isabella Ferrando ’25 Michele DiBiase Flanagan ’84 Mr. Joseph Flynn and Dr. Patricia Flynn Ms. Kristina Ford Florence Molinari Foti ’77 Ms. Eileen Frawley Ms. Laureen Fredella P’17 Mr. David Freire John and Elizabeth Freire P’27 Mr. Edward Gallagher

Isabella Lowe ’28 † deceased

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Contributors

Crown & Anchor Club (continued) $100-$499 Mr. Jeffrey Galusha P’25, P’28 Laura Person Garcia ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Michele Giancaspro P’25 Mr. & Mrs. Howard Glassman P’26 Mr. Aaron Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Gordon P’26 Paula Correia Grayson ’85 Elizabeth Morales Gregg ’66 Ms. Martha Haakmat Michele Haberland Meghan Haddad ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Milot Hajzeraj P’26 Mr. François Beau Yon de Jonage and Ms. Maureen Haley P’26 Hannah Byers and Tim Hardin P’28 Christina Terminelle Harley ’77 Mr. David Hathaway Mrs. Catherine Heller-Lenihan Victoria Hernandez ’70 Mr. Dennis J. Hickey and Ms. Ann Hickey P’12 Patricia Aloma Hicks ’63 Christine Pidhorodeckyj Hillenbrand ’73 Laura Lipani Hines ’94 Mrs. Margaret Hughes Ms. Susan Jacobsen Maiwenn Jaffres P’28 Jodi Lawlor Jamieson ’85 Mr. George Janis and Ms. Beth Ann Janis P’10 Kauribel Javier ’15 Maria Javier ’15 Ms. Elizabeth F. Jenks Miranda Jones P’26 Mr. & Mrs. Erik Joerss P’25 Lydie Kane ’96 Ms. Jennifer Kelly Anita Novara Kerkhof ’73 Ms. Josephine Killeavy-Craig P’27 Mr. J. Brian Kopp and Mrs. Julia D. Kopp Mr. Kent Scholla and Ms. April Kozen P’27 Judy Prosper ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Anders Land P’27 Mr. Michael Landry and Mrs. Elizabeth Landry Isabella Lee ’25 32

Ann Arcidiacono Lennon ’74 Ms. Jennifer Lernihan P’26 Ms. Lorraine Lozito Jacqueline Pogue Lyons ’85 Maria Madison ’73 Susan Madison ’01 Lorraine Riccobono Mahony ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Maloney P’25 Mr. John Cook and Dr. Kimberly Marinucci P’28 E. Marcus and Nan Sue Marsh P’27 Ann Masterson ’72 Demian Austin and Joanna Maurer P’27 Brian and Mary McCabe P’21, P’25 Ms. Susan McCabe Deirdre Dundon McCormack ’64 Ms. Anne T. McDermott Joann McInerney McDevitt ’74 Ms. Elizabeth McDonald Mr. Alex Cesaria and Ms. Daniela Mercuri P’27 Irene Uhnak Messina ’69 Mr. Vasilis (Bill) Mihas P’28 Steve and Erika Mills P’28 Ms. Maura Minges Mr. Christopher Moffitt Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mongelluzzo P’18 Mr. & Mrs. Guillermo Morales P’95 Courtenay Mercer and Barry Moraller P’26 Mr. Kyle Morque and Mrs. Ann Morque P’26 Emilia Muga ’17 Eileen Murray ’67 Molly Louise Nelson ’22 Ms. Alissa Deakin and Mr. Kevin Nicholas P’27 Sr. Clare Nolan, R.G.S Mr. & Mrs. John Noonan P’88 Maureen and Joe Noto Eileen O'Brien ’73 Diana Priolo O'Brien ’82 Kathy and John O’Donnell P’95, P’97 Ms. Catherine M. O'Hara P’11 Ms. Valerie O’Keeffe Dr. Gabriella Oldham ’72 Wandy Reyes Ortiz ’86 Mr. Edwin Ortiz Karen and Brian Osborne P’23

Avery Jang Æ28

Patricia Masterson Palacios ’69 Ms. Patricia A. Panchak Ms. Geetha Pandian Mr. Arun Pandian and Dr. Avanee Patel P’28 Kelly Grossi and John Paterniti P’28 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pender P’18, P’20 Deborah Perez ’05 Ivette Torres Perez ’05 Ms. Elena Pastor and Mr. Christopher Perras P’26 Mr. Doughlas Peterson and Ms. Kyndra Peterson ’27 Ms. Lorraine Petrizzo Ms. Kendra Phillip P’29 Mr. Eugene Picariello Ms. Catherine Pino P’15, P’19 Stephanie Pinto ’62 Linda Koster Presti ’77 Dale Drucker Prifti ’71 Johanna Harvey Puppolo ’61 Tanya Ivanteeva and Gene Rabinovich P’27 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Radovic P’26 Mr. Timothy O'Connor and Ms. Peggy Rafferty Sophia Ines Ramos ’26 Mr. David Torres and Mrs. Ailid Ramos P’26 Kristen Benjamin Randolph ’95 Ivanna Kerod Reed ’66

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Mr. Jason Madlin and Mrs. Li Reilly-Madlin P’25 Ms. Carol Remsen Florence Halleran Ricca ’60 Elena Martins Rocha ’85 Cristina Rodriguez ’95 Elzbieta Czerska Rojas ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rojas P’26 Diane Wronski Romano ’73 Andreina Delgado Romero ’06 Mr. Robert F. Rose and Mrs. Mary A. Rose Mr. Nicolas Rossier and Mrs. Sandra Rossier P’28 Dr. Eileen Ryan ’75 Mr. Lloyd Cornelius and Mrs. Stacey Ryan-Cornelius P’20 Mr. Andrew Saghian Mr. & Mrs. Steven Salvesen P’26 Lillian González Sarro ’73 Stacey Moore and Martin Schalk P’28 Ms. Charity Schiller Ms. Collin Schmitt Alison Turnbull Schoew ’71 Ally Schoneman ’23 Eve Amanda Schoneman ’21 Mr. Scott Schoneman and Ms. Lana Schoneman P’21, P’23 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Schwartz P’26 Mr. William Schwebel and Ms. Lori Schwebel P’20 Carina N. Sciangula ’13 Ms. Jennifer Secaira P’26 Ms. Lauren Segal Dr. & Mrs. Shakibai P’27 Dr. & Mrs. Luis Silva P’23 Adam and Aileen Smith P’26 Mr. Alfred Smith P’29 Mr. William Smith and Mrs. Loretta Smith Mr. James Long and Mrs. Beth Smith-Moncrief P’24, P’27 Mr. George Soden Mr. Jeffrey Solomom and Mrs. Clara Solomon P’28 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Soto P’28 Mr. Andrew Stewart and Mrs. Grace Stewart Mr. & Mrs. James A. Stokes

Mr. Glenn Stordeur Sheen R. Strawter-Anthony ’03 Moira E. Stuart ’82 Lorraine Prajka Sturmfels ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Francis Thomas P’94 Mrs. Cheryl Thomas P’95 Mr. & Mrs. Tung Tong P’26 Wandaly Torres ’99 Mr. Christopher Tsarnas and Mrs. Tina Tsarnas P’26 Mr. Edward Tully and The Honorable Jane Tully P’20 Karina Vargas ’02 Katerina Vendikos ’18

Most Rev. Gerald T. Walsh + Mr. and Mrs. Philmore Watson P’28 Ms. Terese Whang Mr. David Wheir and Mrs. Nicola Wheir P’28 Milagros Williams ’72 Shawn Williams P’28 Constance Wilder Wokoun ’50 Rev. Thomas K. Wood and Mrs. Carol Wood Mr. & Mrs. David Young P’26 Anne Marie Vagra Zanfardino ’81 Ms. Maureen Zast

Ava Figliozzi ’28 † deceased

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Lamplighters $99 or under Anonymous Isabela Adsuar ’18 Dana Aguirre ’25 Ms. Melissa Anders P’26 Anisa Ahmad Cordone ’26 Andrea Elisse Alburquerque ’25 Samantha Alcalá ’07 Madeleine Rose Alderson ’25 Ms. Lisa Aubry Eileen Cunningham Bartley ’60 Lucia Bayona ’26 Colleen Elizabeth Louise Beau Yon de Jonage ’26 Mrs. Jeanette Bernardino-Pascual P’24 Brin Grace Bezinski ’25 Victoria Bojarski ’20 Claudia Sanches Branco ’26 Dr. Jeanne Bresciani ’68 Mahogany Brice ’26 Billie Marie Brown ’27 Robin Laura Brown ’95 Lydia Ann Browne ’25 Ann Burke Bunting ’70 Mr. Eli San Emeterio and Ms. Monica Camacho P’26 Ms. Shelia Canning Ella Catherine Cardillo ’26 Nathalie Clara Carruzzo ’25

Elizabeth Watkins ’28

Mary Catherine Caulfield ’25 Ms. Rebecca Cerezo P’27 Kavya Chacko ’26 Sophie Chaghasbanian ’26 Grace Cheatham ’27 Sabrina Cheng ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Chociey, Jr. P’28 Devyn Columbia ’26 Alexa Cooper ’26 Ms. Adriana Cordero P’25 Rose Marie Courant ’25 Adriana Elle Crespo ’25 Caroline Cruz ’00 Tiffany Cruz ’06 Natalie Celine D'Abreo ’26 Suhana Kumar Dadlani ’26 Adlyn Nicole Davis ’25 Ari'ana Davis ’26 Maren Alexandria De La Torre ’26 Jane Sorcha Dempsey ’26 Eloise Deroubaix ’28 Schona Dhawan ’25 Mr. Patric Dhawan P’25 Erin Nicole Diaz ’27 Kate Parker Diaz ’25 Prima Lila DiBugnara ’26 Romea DiBugnara ’28 Thea Nammacher Diongson ’26 Ms. Kate Nammacher and Mr. Dean Diongson P’26 Claire Rendeiro Doble ’26 Annie Elizabeth Dunne ’25 Kennedy C. Ekechukwu ’26 Mr. Gregg Englehardt P’26 Ella Rebane Englehardt ’26 Ella Maria Grace Esparrago ’26 Sienna Skye Estrella ’26 Georgia Grace Fales ’25 Jane Ferris ’18 Thea Elizabeth Fletcher ’26 Alexa Judith Flores ’26 Mariann Galford ’94 Dana Gallagher P’26 Alannah Ruth Gallagher ’25 Lucille Mary Gallagher ’26 Stephanie Garace ’11 Chelsea Marie Garcia ’26 Wimely Genao ’27

Center for Governmental Research Ms. Naje George P’25 Gabriella Audrey Rose Giancaspro ’25 Simone Gilyard ’26 Lucie Wren Goldfried ’26 Caroline Susan Gordon ’26 Natalie Rachel Grullon ’25 Ms. Suzanne Guillette Mr. & Mrs. Jair Gutierrez P’28 Sienna Paloma Guzman ’26 Elda Hajzeraj ’26 Olivia Hansen ’25 Mariangeles Murphy Herd ’65 Parker Paige Huang ’27 Jacqueline Marie Husk ’25 Nicole Jeneta Imasua ’27 Emily Marie Incandela ’25 Kelly Infante ’17 London Jolie Irving ’26 Arnell and Tracey Jackson P’26 Mina Arnelle Jackson ’26 Jade Jarencio ’19 Sophia Javier ’25 Maeve Ryan Joerss ’25 Scarlet Lili Kelly ’26 Geraldine King ’87 Addison Rose Klyap ’26 Freya Hanako Land ’27 Jeanine Schupbach Larkin ’79 Beatrice Lattanzi ’25 Ella Lee ’28 Julianna Therese Lozito ’27 Mr. Jeff Gunderman and Mrs. Beth Lusko-Gunderman P’29 Fiona Marie Mallen ’26 Kate Elizabeth Maloney ’25 Anna Rachael Manzo ’26 Brian McElroy and Reni Matsushita P’25 Brigid Rita McCabe ’21 Margaret Mary McCabe ’25 Madeline McCarthy ’19 Victoria Grace McCullagh ’26 Mr. Patrick McDonagh Sophie Mae McElroy ’25 Tara Cuddihy McFadden ’87 Ms. Sarah McGowan Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McHugh P’95 Kaitlyn Stratis McKiernan ’25

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Summer Leigh McKnight ’25 Kathleen O'Connell McMahon ’73 Aryana Fereshteh Mehran ’26 Giulia Sophie Meier ’25 Amelia Ines Menchini ’25 Ariden Jillian Meneses ’25 Imogen Ann Miller ’26 Ameli Miranda ’26 Nicole Morado ’25 Tennyson Munro Moraller ’26 Addison Marie Morque ’26 Mr. Adam Zotovich and Ms. Tina Moya P’28 Amanda Msallem ’18 Leslie Munoz ’00 Caitlin Christine Murray ’25 Kenza Nahshal ’27 Ameera Nawaz ’26 Tierney and Greg Norris P’27 Ms. Kelly O'Brien Christina Jadwiga O'Keefe ’25 Kallie Elina Owens ’26 Teresa Farrell Pacheco ’60 Desiree Pacia ’26 Ava Eilish Paolino ’25 Mr. Kevin O’Keefe and Mrs. Kathy Paprocki-O’Keefe P’25 Sofia Ana Pastor ’26 Ms. Kanoo Patel Rowan Paterniti ’28 Erin E. Pender ’20 Siobhan Pender ’18 Paula Alexis Percodani ’76 Annabel Petrizzo ’28 Dylan Roche Phillips ’26 Sofia Ann Galatea Pietracatella ’26 Anna Pinto ’73 Catherine Grace Polatidis ’26 Ms. Martchela Popova P’27 Ms. Julie Principe Ms. Pamela Principe Ava Sophia Radovic ’26 Rebecca Raslowsky ’18 Rachel Howland Raskowsky ’21 Giulia Grace Ratto ’25 Ms. Kai Rebane ’26 Maria Rebolledo ’28 Rachel Nichole Remor ’27 Hershey Ann Lernihan Revolinsky ’26

Juliana Lozito ’27

Yleana Ricourt ’27 Mikaila Rose Rivas ’26 Ms. Lauren Rivera Valerie Alexa Rivera ’25 Alivia C. Rokeach ’25 Riley Anabel Rose ’27 Stella Rose ’28 Anne Marie Pocock Roth ’82 Zoe Rullman ’26 Lena Colon Rumfelt ’01 Kamilla Sylvia Salvesen ’26 Eleanore Sambrotto ’25 Valentina San Emeterio ’26 Aida Sanchez ’81 Josefina Castanedo Sanfeliu ’66 Jaylin Santos ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schaedle P’15 Cheryl O'Rourke Schmidt ’65 Caroline Julia Schouten ’25 Alison and Garrett Schultz P’28 Ms. Eileen Schwagerl Emma Victoria Secaira ’26 Gabriella Patricia Serrano ’25 Sophia Serrano ’28 Giuliana Margaret Lipani Sheehan ’26 Maeve Elizabeth Sheehan ’26 Dr. Tricia Lipani and Mr. Thomas Sheehan P’26 Alessandra Olivia Siconolfi ’26 Mr. Steven Silpe Emma Simel ’18 Caroline Kroll Smith ’26 Bella Solomon ’28

Samantha Paige Soto ’25 Gabriella Stanin ’28 Ms. Jaqueline Stewart Raegan Grace Sullivan ’25 Kathryn Elizabeth Szpala ’25 Kiara Ashlee Tanovan ’26 Isabella Christina Taylor ’25 Lorie and Kerrick Thomas P’28 Pia Thompson P’28 Vivian Todd ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald B. Todd P’19 Tiffany Tran Tong ’26 Ms. Kara Torbert Camila Valentina Torres ’26 Talisa Torres ’06 Mr. Edward Snajdr and Ms. Shonna Trinch P’23 Daphne Tsarnas ’26 Tenzin Tsepel ’26 Ms. Cristie Tursi Daniella Yocheved Usherovich ’25 Mr. Chester Yu and Ms. Cheryl Uynicky P’28 Mr. & Mrs. James Yaegashi P’24 Nathaly Cristal Vazquez ’27 Gabriella May Walters ’26 Ms. Rita L. Walters Natalie Grace Wardan ’26 Imani B. Washington ’21 Mrs. Shelda Washington P’99 Khloe Madison Webb ’27 Skye Erin Webb ’27 Ms. Vicki Tanovan and Mr. Arjen Weehuizen P’26 Ava Wesolowski ’26 Mr. Finis Williams Mrs. Paula Williams P’91 Cooper Winkler ’26 Ms. Alexandra Woolsey Ms. Nicole Wyman Cheryl Giani Yepez ’75 Julia Kelly Young ’26 Phoebe Madeleine Zagoreos ’25 Julia Zaino ’25 Vivian Zast ’28 Mr. Benjamin Zevallos Lilah Isabelle Ziegler ’27 Annette Grace Zuck ’27

† deceased

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Contributors ALUMNAE & CURRENT STUDENTS 1950 Constance WILDER Wokoun 1955 Mary BURKE Heyman 1956 Mary Frances SHERIDAN DeLaney 1958 Dawn TENNANT Calabia 1959 Sr. Elizabeth DiTOLLA, SU Antoinette LeQUIRE-SCHOTT 1960 Patricia COOK Hult Eileen CUNNINGHAM Bartley Andreina DELGADO Romero Arlene DENINGER Prendergast Teresa FARRELL Pacheco Florence HALLERAN Ricca Patricia MURPHY Carlin Lorraine PRAJKA Sturmfels Patricia SHEEHAN Kirwan Mary SHEILS

Ivanna KEROD Reed Mary Ellen MASTERSON McGary Elizabeth MORALES Gregg Ellin ROSASCO Learned Sara STALKUS

Kathleen O'CONNELL McMahon Christine PIDHORODECKY Hillenbrand Anna PINTO Lorraine PUCHER-Petersen Diane WRONSKI Romano

1967 Dr. Mariann DRAGO Madnick Eileen MURRAY Penny PUZA Weber

1974 Ann ARCIDIACONO Lennon Madeleine CAHILL Bither Kathryn DOYLE Chapar Kathie GEEHERN Aloia Joann McINERNEY McDevitt

1968 Diana BERRIDO Bello Dr. Jeanne BRESCIANI Elena CASTELLANO Suzanne DRUCKER Robotham Maria Cristina RODRIGUEZ O'Neill Carolina VALDES Clarens 1969 Patricia MASTERSON Palacios Mary PANAGY Eletheriou Lorraine RICCOBONO Mahony Irene UHNAK Messina

1962 Patricia DiTOLLA Stephanie PINTO

1970 Anonymous Ann BURKE Bunting Sr. Barbara Marie CADY, SU Vivian CARDIA Bernadette CASTELLANO McSweeney Muriel FLYNN Gonzalez Jill FORD Reams Victoria HERNANDEZ Barbara McINERNEY McGovern Dr. Virginia O'BRIEN, SU +

1963 Patricia ALOMA Hicks Mary Jane DRUCKER Gabbay Kathleen KOPPINGER Rowe

1971 Dale DRUCKER Prifti Ann CONNOLLY Alison TURNBULL Schoew

1964 Elizabeth DRUCKER Condrige Deirdre DUNDON McCormack

1972 Ann MASTERSON Dr. Gabriella OLDHAM Chrystia SLYWOTZKY Milagros WILLIAMS

1961 Patricia CONNELLY Johanna HARVEY Puppolo Jean Ann HOBAN Flynn Agnes McCOMISKEY Quinn Maria PINTO Carland

1965 Jennie DAPOLITO Delaney Mary Ellen MILAZZO Roche Mariangeles MURPHY Herd Eileen O'DONOHUE Adkins Cheryl O'ROURKE Schmidt Carolyn WAHLIG Szostek 1966 Josefina CASTANEDO Sanfeliu Lucille FALLON Wang Carol GOSE DeVine 36

1973 Patricia CULLEN Rosemary DeNATALE Dineen Kathleen DOWD Ciric Rita DUFFY Lillian GONZALEZ Sarro Helen King MADDEN Vespe Maria MADISON Anita NOVARA Kerkhof Eileen O’BRIEN

1975 Karen BELLINGER Morrell Deborah DIVORL Judy EUSTACE Dunne Cheryl GIANI Yepez Rosana GONZALEZ Agostini Dr. Eileen RYAN Gabrielle SOLLEDER Virginia TUREZYN 1976 Eileen DRUCKER Zwart Madelyn GARCIA Elizabeth McNAMARA Melcher Victoria MELIGNANO Patricia O’BRIEN Paula Alexis PERCODANI 1977 Annemarie BERNARDONE Francine CECERE Brigid FREY Moira GLEASON Kowal Linda KOSTER Presti Norma MOGLIA Reidy Florence MOLINARI Foti Christina TERMINELLE Harlely 1978 Freyja HELMER-Sindemark 1979 Eva GUEST Blum Daniela LUCCHETTO Carol ROWBO Jeanine SCHUPBACH Larkin 1980 Anonymous 1981 Alexandra RYNCZAK Teper Aida SANCHEZ Anne Marie VAGRA Zanfardino

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1982 Adrianne HOPPER Comerford Anne Marie POCOCK Roth Diana PRIOLO O'Brien Carolene SKEETER Eaddy Moira STUART 1983 Kathleen BOHAN Elizabeth SALAZER 1984 Suzanne AUGRESANI Katz Michele DiBIASE Flanagan Debra GUIFFRE Cunningham Lilian MIGLIORINI-Evans 1985 Helena ALBUQUERQUE Fenyo Theresa BROLLY Daly Paula CORREIA Grayson Noreen COSGROVE, Esq. Jodi LAWLOR Jamieson Elena MARTINS Rocha Jacqueline POGUE Lyons Ann Marie WALSH Woods 1986 Melique JONES Wandy REYES Ortiz 1987 Tara CUDDIHY McFadden Geraldine KING 1988 Judy PROSPER Hon. Dakota RAMSEUR 1990 Bridgette BRENNAN Foley Marianne BURCHELL Anderson Dr. Monique SULLE Bowen 1991 Margaret BROLLY-Lefebvre Lisa DUNLEAVY Gately Jean McGRATH Brodeur Catherine VADASZ Licitra 1992 Cara VILLANO Guerra 1993 Jean CODY McCall Melissa FANELLI Soto 1994 Anonymous Maria Ann BASSO Lipani

Mariann GALFORD Laura LIPANI Hines 1995 Kristen BENJAMIN Randolph Robin BROWN Elizabeth CABA Hamilton Talya PINTO Santillan Cristina RODRIGUEZ Ayanna TENE Cohen 1996 Francia Elizabeth ALLEYNE Lydie KANE 1998 Elzbieta CZERSKA Rojas 1999 Laura PERSON Garcia Wandaly TORRES 2000 Caroline CRUZ Leslie MUNOZ 2001 Lena COLON Rumfelt Susan MADISON Lauren McNAMARA Colleen SEYMOUR 2002 Karina VARGAS 2003 Sheena R. STRAWTER-Anthony 2005 Deborah PEREZ Ivette TORRES Perez 2006 Sabrina CHENG Tiffany CRUZ Andreina DELGADO Romero Josephine MARTINEZ Krystal PALMERS-Olivares Talisa TORRES 2007 Samantha ALCALÁ 2008 Erica ZISSEL Andrinopoulos 2011 Stephanie GARACE Reina MITCHELL Gianna SCIANGULA

Natalia Rossier ’28

2013 Natalie CORREA Carina SCIANGULA 2015 Kauribel JAVIER Maria JAVIER 2016 Anonymous 2017 Kelly INFANTE Emilia MUGA 2018 Isabela ADSUAR Jane FERRIS Meghan HADDAD Amanda MSALLEM Hannah NICHOLSON Siobhan PENDER Rebecca RASKOWSKY Jaylin SANTOS Emma SIMEL Katerina VENDIKOS 2019 Jade JARENCIO Madeline McCARTHY Vivian TODD 2020 Victoria BOJARSKI Erin E. PENDER 2021 Brigid Rita McCABE Rachel Howland RASLOWSKY Eve Amanda SCHONEMAN Imani B. WASHINGTON 37

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Contributors ALUMNAE & CURRENT STUDENTS (continued) 2022 Hannah Grace DELANEY Molly Louise NELSON 2023 Ally SCHONEMAN 2024 Gianna Lourdes Sullivan CALADO 2025 Dana AGUIRRE Andrea Elisse ALBURQUERQUE Madeleine Rose ALDERSON Brin Grace BEZINSKI Lydia Ann BROWNE Nathalie Clara CARRUZZO Mary Catherine CAULFIELD Rose Marie COURANT Adriana Elle CRESPO Adlyn Nicole DAVIS Schona DHAWAN Kate Parker DIAZ Annie Elizabeth DUNNE Georgia Grace FALES Isabella FERRANDO Alannah Ruth GALLAGHER Gabriella Audrey Rose GIANCASPRO Natalie Rachel GRULLON Olivia HANSEN Jacqueline Marie HUSK Emily Marie INCANDELA Sophia JAVIER Maeve Ryan JOERSS Beatrice LATTANZI Isabella LEE Kate Elizabeth MALONEY Margaret Mary McCABE Sophie Mae McELROY Kaitlyn Stratis McKIERNAN Summer Leigh McKNIGHT Giulia Sophie MEIER Amelia Ines MENCHINI Ariden Jillian MENESES Nicole MORADO Caitlin Christine MURRAY Christina Jadwiga O'KEEFE Ava Eilish PAOLINO Giulia Grace RATTO Valerie Alexa RIVERA Alivia C. ROKEACH Eleanore SAMBROTTO Caroline Julia SCHOUTEN Gabriella Patricia SERRANO Samantha Paige SOTO 38

Raegan Grace SULLIVAN Kathryn Elizabeth SZPALA Isabella Christina TAYLOR Daniella Yocheved USHEROVICH Phoebe Madeleine ZAGOREOS Julia ZAINO 2026 Anisa AHMAD CORDONE Lucia BAYONA Colleen Elizabeth Louise BEAU YON DE JONAGE Claudia Sanches BRANCO Mahogany BRICE Ella Catherine CARDILLO Kavya CHACKO Sophie CHAGHASVANIAN Devyn Emiy COLUMBIA Alexa COOPER Natalie Celine D'ABREO Suhana Kumar DADLANI Ari'ana DAVIS Maren Alexandria DE LA TORRE Jane Sorcha DEMPSEY Prima Lila DiBUGNARA Thea Nammacher DIONGSON Claire Rendeiro DOBLE Kennedy C. EKECHUKWU Ella Rebane ENGLEHARDT Ella Maria Grace ESPARRAGO Sienna Skye ESTRELLA Thea Elizabeth FLETCHER Alexa Judith FLORES Lucille Mary GALLAGHER Chelsea Marie GARCIA Simone GILYARD Lucie Wren GOLDFRIED Caroline Susan GORDON Sienna Paloma GUZMAN Elda HAJZERAJ London Jolie IRVING Mina Arnelle JACKSON Scarlet Lili KELLY Addison Rose KLYAP Fiona Marie MALLEN Anna Rachael MANZO Victoria Grace McCULLAGH Aryana Fereshteh MEHRAN Imogen Ann MILLER Ameli MIRANDA Tennyson Munro MORALLER Addison Marie MORQUE Ameera NAWAZ Kallie Elina OWENS

Desiree PACIA Sofia Ana PASTOR Dylan Roche PHILLIPS Sofia Ann Galatea PIETRACATELLA Catherine Grace POLATIDIS Ava Sophia RADOVIC Sophia Ines RAMOS Hershey Ann Lernihan REVOLINSKY Mikaila Rose RIVAS Zoe RULLMAN Kamilla Sylvia SALVESEN Valentina SAN EMETERIO Emma Victoria SECAIRA Giuliana Margaret Lipani SHEEHAN Maeve Elizabeth SHEEHAN Alessandra Olivia SICONOLFI Caroline Kroll SMITH Kiara Ashlee TANOVAN Tiffany Tran TONG Camila Valentina TORRES Daphne TSARNAS Tenzin TSEPEL Gabriella May WALTERS Natalie Grace WARDAN Ava WESOLOWSKI Cooper WINKLER Julia Kelly YOUNG 2027 Gemma ANDERSON Billie Marie BROWN Grace CHEATHAM Erin Nicole DIAZ Wimely GENAO Parker Paige HUANG Nicole Jeneta IMASUA Freya Hanako LAND Julianna Therese LOZITO Kenza NAHSHAL Rachel Nichole REMOR Yleana RICOURT Nathaly Cristal VAZQUEZ Khloe Madison WEBB Skye Erin WEBB Lilah Isabelle ZIEGLER Annette Grace ZUCK 2028 Eloise DEROUBAIX Romea DiBUGNARA Ella LEE Rowan PATERNITI Annabel PETRIZZO Maria REBOLLEDO

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Special Gifts

ALUMNAE SISTERS PROGRAM

President’s Circle Sponsor $25,000 or more Mary Burke Heyman ’55 Alexandra Rynczak Teper ’81

Anne de Xainctonge Leader $20,000-$24,999 Vivian Cardia ’70

79th Street Sponsor $10,000-$19,999 Talya Pinto Santillan ’95

St. Mark’s Place Sponsor $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Bernadette CASTELLANO McSweeney ’70 Patricia DiTolla ’62 Norma Moglia Reidy ’77 Carolyn Wahlig Szostek ’65

West 13th Street Sponsor $2,500-$4,999 Arlene Deninger Prendergast ’60 Antoinette LeQuire-Schott ’59 NOTRE DAME PARTNERS PROGRAM

MEMORIAL GIFTS Notre Dame received gifts in memory of the following individuals during the 2024-2025 school year: Maureen T. Brolly Jeanne K. Burchell Joy Cleveland Mrs. Joan Cogen Joan B. Cook Genevieve Connolly Cunningham ’33 Susana Deleon Nancy DuBois Feeney ’66 Dr. & Mrs. Rosario P. Drago Marguerite Drucker Pope Francis John and Agnes Gallagher John and Evelyn Gallagher Mother Genevieve Marie, SU Janet Hagadorn Kathleen Connelly Howard ’59 Ann Jones Elizabeth Jones Sr. MaryJohn Lamb, SU John F. Lernihan Joseph Licciardi Guy Lipani Susan L. Malley

The McCloskey Sisters Regina McMahon ’70 Philomena McDonagh Connie V. Miller Dorothea O’Farrell Moore ’28 Peter Moore Noreen Doyle Morris ’59 Mother Myriam Mr. and Mrs. David Norris Grier Norris Anita O’Day Isabella and George Oldham Suzan Picariello ’66 Joanna Randazzo Marcia Halleran Reidy ’63 Carmen Reyes Louis & Marian Rosasco Sr. Sarah Ryan, PBVM Ester & Expedito Santillan Barbara Seymour ’77 Mary Ann Dorsey Smith ’58 Christine Schuler Wagner ’69 James & Dolores Williams

Anne de Xainctonge Leader $20,000-$24,999 Mr. Michael Halloran and Mrs. Catherine Halloran

79th Street Sponsor $10,000 – $19,999 Ray & Virginia (Cookie) Dolan Mr. & Mrs. Jack Houlihan Mr. Richard S. Zimmerman †

St. Mark’s Place Sponsor $5,000 – $9,999 Mr. Tony Perez Mr. Richard A. Norton

West 13th Street Sponsor $2,500 – $4,999 Mr. Ray Sozzi Dr. David Stuhr

Andera Wilcox ’27 † deceased

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Special Gifts MEMORIAL GIFTS (continued)

In Memory of Sr. Virginia O'Brien, S.U. Anonymous Jeremy and Elizabeth Bixenman Ms. Mary Kate Blaine Mr. Mario Borzacchiello and Mrs. Holly Borzacchiello Dr. Monique Sulle Bowen ’90 Amy May and Joe Brady Cardinal Spellman High School The Carson Family Charitable Trust Dr. & Mrs. John Clabby Mr. Jason Cooper and Mrs. Loren Cooper P’26 Natalie Ann Correa ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Bracken Carter Craft P’23 Tiffany Cruz ’06 America House Jesuit Community Mary Susan King Delahunty ’61 Hannah Grace Delaney ’22 Carolyn and Brian Dempsey Rosemary DeNatale Dineen ’73 Elizabeth DiTolla, SU ’59 Mr. John Douthit Mr. Michael F. Doyle, FAIA Rev. George Drance, SJ Gene and Anne Fennell Michele DiBiase Flanagan ’84 Ms. Eileen Frawley Mr. Patrick Gately and Ms. Lisa Dunleavy Gately ’91, P’20 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Gordon P’26 Robert and Penny Grote Michele Haberland Mr. & Mrs. Scott Halstead P’19 Freyja Helmer-Sindemark ’78 Ms. Laurie Hindley Ms. Susan Jacobsen Ms. Elizabeth F. Jenks Jaclyn Brilliant and Anthony Jenks Ms. Anne V. Kane P’96 Suzanne Augresani Katz ’84 Larry Kiss Mr. Michael Landry and Mrs. Elizabeth Landry Mrs. Julia Lichtenstein, Esq. Marymount School of New York Brian and Mary McCabe P’21, P’25 Ms. Anne T. McDermott Philomena McDonagh Tara Cuddihy McFadden’87 40

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGoldrick P’98 Bernadette Castellano McSweeney ’70 Mr. Alex Cesaria and Ms. Daniela Mercuri P’27 Lilian Migliorini Evans ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mongelluzzo P’18 Sr. Clare Nolan, R.G.S Diana Priolo O’Brien ’82 Mr. Cletus O’Brien and Mrs. Shelagh O’Brien Karen and Brian Osborne P’23 Ms. Catherine M. O’Hara P’11 Erin E. Pender ’20 Ms. Lisa Leingang and Mr. John Petrizzo P’28 Ms. Gloria Picariello Dr. Grace C. Pilcer, Ph.D. Judy Prosper ’88 Mr. Timothy O’Connor and Ms. Peggy Rafferty Jack and Sarah Raslowsky P’18, P’21 Giulia Grace Ratto ’25 Jill Ford Reams ’70 Mr. Owen Reidy Mr. Gustavo Remor and Mrs. Natalie Remor P’27 Diane Wronski Romano ’73 Mr. Robert F. Rose and Mrs. Mary A. Rose Chrystia Slywotzky ’72 Ms. Linda Smth Sisters of St. Ursula Mr. Jeffrey Solomom and Mrs. Clara Solomon P’28 Mr. Christopher Soto and Mrs. Melissa Fanelli Soto ’93, P’25 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Stokes

Mr. Glenn Stordeur Isabella Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Gerald B. Todd P’19 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Tresca P’24 Karina Vargas ’02 Most Rev. Gerald T. Walsh + Rita Walters Ann Marie Walsh Woods ’85, P’17, P’14 Xavier High School Mr. Nicholas Zagoreos P’25

Jenna Nicole Memorial Scholarship Ms. Lisa Aubry Mr. & Mrs. Bracken Carter Craft P’23 Mr. James Davis Ms. Elizabeth Ditfurth Mr. Mark Easter Mr. Richard Egger Mr. Allen Feghali Gene and Anne Fennell Mr. Zach Frey Mr. David Hathaway Ms. Jennifer Kelly Mr. Christopher Moffitt Mr. Dan Patton and Mrs. Kelly Patton Mr. Thomas Rice Mr. Lloyd Cornelius and Mrs. Stacey Ryan-Cornelius P’20 Mr. Andrew Saghian Ms. Charity Schiller Ms. Collin Schmitt Mr. Andrew Stewart and Mrs. Grace Stewart Ms. Jaqueline Stewart Ms. Kara Torbert

Clarianny Medina ’28

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Special Gifts

Chez Nous Angels

MATCHING GIFTS 2024–2025

The following individuals have notified Notre Dame that they have included the school in their estate planning:

American Express Foundation CyberGrants Estee Lauder Companies Fidelity Goldman Sachs Google Hearst Foundation Intercontinental Exchange JP Morgan Chase Foundation Merck Partnership for Giving Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

Morgan Stanley Mutual of America Foundation Moody’s Corporation New York Life Foundation One Main Financial S&P Global Foundation SMBC Transatlantic Reinsurance Company (TransRe) Walt Disney Company Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

FOUNDATIONS 2024–2025 Anonymous Bloomberg Philanthropies Brooklyn Benevolent Society The Carson Family Charitable Trust The Castle Foundation The Thomas and Agnes Carvel Foundation The Church of St. Francis Xavier Cornelia Connelly Center for Education The Michael Gordon Foundation, Inc. Harris Mathews Charitable Foundation, Inc.

The Heckscher Foundation for Children Inner-City Scholarship Fund and the Partnership for Inner-City Education The Rosalie J. and C. Daniel Maldari Family Charitable Trust Sarita Kenedy East Foundation Sisters of St. Ursula The Stover Foundation Tiro A Segno Foundation, Inc.

Margaret M. Ahern† Jeanne K. Burchell ’47† Vivian Cardia ’70 Thomas P. Coffey† Patricia Cullen ’73 Genevieve Connolly Cunningham ’33† Mary Frances Sheridan DeLaney ’56 Jane Chen Firester Nathalie Frank ’35† Jane Anne Gavaghan, Marygrove ’46† Robert & Penny Grote Patricia Dolan Gunzburg ’74 Michael & Catherine Halloran Sheila Lewis Houde ’54 Patricia Norris Klett ’58† Antoinette LeQuire-Schott ’59 Barbara Heidi Loftus ’47† John R. Joven Patrick O’Malley† Paula Alexis Percodani ’76 Mary Pat Hanigan Peterson ’40† Jack and Sarah Raslowsky P’18,’21 Chrystia Slywotzky ’72 Moira E. Stuart ’82 Carolyn Wahlig Szostek ’65 Diana Trebbi ’46 Ligia Trujillo Yousri ’41†

Have you included Notre Dame in your estate plan? Charlotte Gilbert ’27

Heartfelt thanks to our many generous supporters Results reported on a cash basis. The Notre Dame Annual Report is an opportunity to recognize those who have made a significant difference in the lives of our students through their generous contributions of time, talents, and treasure. If your name was omitted or improperly listed, please accept our apologies. If you have detected an error, please notify Elizabeth Bixenman, Director of Development and Alumnae Relations, at bixenmane@cheznous.org so we may correct our records. With love and gratitude to all who are mentioned herein, including alumnae, parents, alumnae parents, grandparents, friends, and current students.

If so, please contact Elizabeth Bixenman at (212) 620-5755 x 317 or bixenmane@cheznous.org

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Ways to Give The generosity of the alumnae, parents, alumnae parents, grandparents, Board, and friends of Notre Dame makes a tremendous difference in the lives of each student Chez Nous. Your gift to the Notre Dame Annual Fund and support of the Chez Nous Benefit helps to bridge the gap between tuition and the significantly higher cost of educating each student. Each gift, regardless of size, directly supports our students through tuition assistance, scholarships and access to the programs and opportunities that enhance their experience. Thank you for your generosity!

To Make a Gift By Mail

Planned Giving/Bequests

All donations to the Annual Fund are most welcome. Please mail your check or money order made payable to Notre Dame School.

Chez Nous Angels are a group of visionary donors who have made gifts through bequests and have thus assured the continuation of the mission of Notre Dame. If you have named, or wish to name, Notre Dame School as a beneficiary in your estate plan, please contact Elizabeth Bixenman at (212) 620-5575 ex. 317.

Development Office Notre Dame School 327 West 13th Street New York, NY 10014

Bank Partnership

Giving On-line To make a donation online, visit www.cheznous.org/giving/ways-to-give

Matching Gift Many companies match donations made by their employees, which allows you to increase the impact of your gift. Ask your HR department about their matching gift program. Notre Dame’s FEIN Number is 13-1782481.

To Make a Gift of Stock Please call Ms. Elizabeth Bixenman for instructions at (212) 620-5575 ext. 317.

Zelle Zelle works by moving money directly from one bank account to another. Send your gift payment using the email ndbursar@cheznous.org, which is tied directly to the school’s operating account through Zelle.

IRA Distribution Individuals who have reached the age of 70½ may donate up to $100,000 to charitable organizations directly from their Individual Retirement Account (IRA) without treating the distribution as taxable income. Please contact your IRA administrator for more information.

To participate in TD Bank, N.A.’s Affinity Program, contact any TD Branch with the program code AF 109.

United Way Contributions Did you know that if you make a United Way contribution through your workplace your gift can be restricted to Notre Dame? The Development Office will gladly complete any necessary forms. Our New York City agency code is 042392.

Important Facts Legal Name Notre Dame School of Manhattan Contact

Elizabeth Bixenman

Telephone

(212) 620-5575 ext. 317

bixenmane@cheznous.org

Tax Status

As a 501(c)(3) organization, all donations to Notre Dame are deductible for federal income, gift, and estate tax purposes to the fullest extent of the law.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2024–2025 Rev. Vincent Biagi, S.J. Chairperson Mr. Raymond P. Dolan Vice Chairperson Ms. Patricia Cullen, Esq. ’73 Sr. Mary Dolan, S.U. Ms. Virginia M. Dolan Mr. Daniel Dougherty 42

Mr. Michael Doyle, FAIA Rev. George Drance, S.J. Mr. Thomas Jacquot Det. Justine Killion ‘91 Mrs. Julia Pilcer Lichtenstein, Esq. Ms. Maria Teresa Mata Dr. Virginia O’Brien, S.U. ’70 + Dr. Grace C. Pilcer, Ph.D.

Ms. Sarah Raslowsky P’18 & P’21 Ms. Talya Santillan ’95 Rev. Kevin Spinale, SJ, Ph.D. Mr. John Spollen Ms. Carolyn Wahlig Szostek ’65 Ms. Nancy Vincent, Esq. Most Rev. Gerald T. Walsh, trustee emeritus +

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Class Notes Arlene Deninger Prendergast ’60 In November 2024, Arlene and her husband, Tom, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a Pilgrimage to Rome, Assisi, Padua, and Venice! What a memorable trip it was to celebrate their blessed milestone! Maria Rivera-Trudeau ’60 Maria’s husband passed away on March 16, 2025. Our thoughts and prayers are with her, and we wish her peace and strength during this challenging time. Patricia Cook Hult ’60 After attending her 65th Alumnae Reunion, Patty and her classmates decided to keep more in touch and arranged a time to meet for lunch. And they did! Leigh, Molly, Pat Carlin, Missy and Patty all gathered together. They missed their classmates who live out of the city—Teresa, Lorraine and our faithful class President who always tries to keep us together, Arlene. They had a wonderful time sharing memories and many laughs. They were the first large class at 79th Street with two sections of freshmen accepted in the Fall of 1959. They were diverse in their interests, but united in spirit and they all look back on their years, Chez Nous, with great affection. Louise Pociecha Toth ’61 Louise is asking for prayers from the community as she was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and she is having a hard time. She has found a strong support group and she is waiting to see a movement doctor. In light of her own personal challenges, she is still finding the time to make blessing bags, which she gives away to the

homeless. She knits with her church healing hands prayer blankets for those sick and suffering. She also has two beautiful great grandchildren (5 yr & 3 yr) who live on the East Coast, but she has been unable to meet them as she has had to give up a lot of physical activities. She plays Mah Jongg with friends and online each day, as well as scrabble. She is also walking a mile each day as everything helps. God is always with her, but she misses her days Chez Nous. Stephanie Pinto ’62 Stephanie has been organizing and holding Zoom forums for both Manhattan Civil Court candidates, as well as NYS Supreme Court Candidates running for permanent seats in Manhattan. She has also held Zoom Teach-In forums for Manhattan Democratic Judicial Delegates on the selection process. Judicial Delegates vote in an annual convention to determine which candidates will be on the November ballot. To balance work, she continues to work in her garden upstate. Stephanie has largely recovered from an auto accident she suffered in Madrid two years ago, where she was hospitalized for two months. She is finally able to go back to Madrid this fall to see her dear Spanish friends, (her “Spanish family”) from 1964-65 when she met them at the University of Madrid while studying abroad.

main reason for going was to see Notre Dame restored. They found it to be truly breathtaking, including the building itself, the art, sculptures, and the magnificent new altar. The most treasured part of their visit was attending Mass. The spirit of the congregation was overwhelming. Eileen’s French is very limited (many years have passed since she took French with Mother Genevieve), but it also wasn’t necessary. The feelings of faith and community spoke for themselves. They continued their days in Paris and finished with a stay at Disneyland which thrilled their little ones. Eileen is so grateful to have had this lovely experience. Photographed as follows: Eileen O’Donohue Adkins, Mary Jane Adkins Kowert, Doris Kowert (6) and Eileen Kowert (3).

Katherine Kelly Niznansky ’65 Kathy attended her Alumnae Reunion in May and saw no one from her class! She was disappointed to say the least. She is a retired Social Studies Teacher with four children and four grandchildren who all live close by in Fairfield. She feels very fortunate. Kathy stays active by playing plenty of tennis and bikes often. She would love to hear from some of her classmates! Eileen O’Donohue Adkins ’65 Last April, Eileen had the wonderful opportunity to accompany her daughter and two granddaughters to Paris. Their 43

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Class Notes Ann Burke Bunting ’70 Featured in this picture are Ann’s two granddaughters: Josie and Eleanora Sommer, ages five and one. Lynette Jackson Perdiz ’72 Lynette is shown celebrating her retirement party with her three daughters Bianca, Kayla and Natasha. She can happily say she enjoyed 37 years of teaching in the Falmouth Public Schools in Massachusetts. She has taught grades one through four, and spent the last ten (10) years as a Reading Specialist. She loved her career and is now looking forward to traveling freely. Lynette’s first big trip will be a cruise from Hong Kong to Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore. She looks forward to future volunteer work and mentoring women who are trying to reestablish themselves. Rosemary DeNatale Dineen ’73 Rosemary went on a choir tour in Paris this summer. Her husband Matt joined her, along with their son Jerome and his girlfriend, Tyla. It was a great trip! Highlights included: The Metro, the architecture, and the food! Rosemary is grateful for all the French she learned from Marian O’Grady, and to Sister Mary Walsh for introducing her to choral singing, Chez Nous!

Arlene Palermo Hofler ’76 Arlene is getting ready to celebrate her 50th Alumnae Reunion in May with her Notre Dame sisters! She invites her classmates to join their group on messenger or contact her to keep up with plans. Freyja Helmer-Sindemark ’78 Freyja and her husband, Magnus, and their cat, Lyra, have now retired to Jarnac, France in the heart of the Cognac district. It is a lovely town with lots of natural beauty, friendly people, and a vibrant social life. Freyja invites anyone traveling to the area to reach out! They love hosting and exploring new places with visitors. Captured in the photo are the following: Freyja and Magnus in Jarnac in front of their Boulangerie with daughters Annika and Kerstin, granddaughter Emma, son-in-law Olof.

Jeanne Hablitz Gully ’79 Jeanne is proud to announce the birth of her grandson, Konrad, born in December 2023 and granddaughter, Ellie, born in February 2025. Her son Benjamin was married on August 2, 2025.

Mary Murphy Natoli ’84 After 36 ½ years as an educator, Mary has decided to retire! She plans to spend her time in the south by moving to Georgia, where she can take the time to learn how to play golf. Mary and her husband, Joseph, plan on traveling and spending time with their four grandchildren. She is looking forward to relaxing and seeing what the future holds for her. Life is hers to do what she wants to do with it now! Lilian Migliorini-Evans ’84 Members of the Class of 1984 always enjoy dancing and singing, and sometimes they even invite their husbands! Here are a few pictures of them dining out with their husbands and having a great time all together. Featured in the first picture from left to right are the following: Suzanne Augresani Katz and husband, Mark; Lilian and husband, Scott; Christina Solarino Leddy and husband, Danny; and Debra Guiffre Cunningham and husband, Tim. In the second picture from left to right are the following: Michele DiBiase Flanagan, Debra Guiffre Cunningham, Lilian and Christina Solarino Leddy.

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A LU M N A S P O T L I G H T

Maria Ann Basso Lipani ’94 In the fall of 1990, I walked into the St. Mark’s Place building as a shy, uncertain 14year-old who wanted to succeed in life but had no idea what that meant. Today I am a wife, mother, and health care leader. After losing my father as a freshman at American University, I discovered the field of social work and went on to earn my Master’s Degree at Columbia University. Six years ago, I was promoted to Vice President at Mount Sinai Health System. To date, a program I founded there has served more than 70,000 patients with complex medical conditions and their families. Each of these personal and professional accomplishments ties back to a gift I received from ND. First, the gift of friendship. Few alumnae can say this, but I owe both my marriage and my daughter, Claire, to my friendship with Laura Lipani, a classmate whose warmth and generosity I was immediately drawn to on the first day of our freshman year. Laura and I became fast friends and I adored her. So when she told me she wanted to introduce me to her brother at the first Xavier dance, I didn’t hesitate. This

“My connection to ND is forever and my life has been profoundly blessed by it. ”

year, Louis and I will celebrate 24 years of marriage. Laura is not only my dearest friend but also Claire’s beloved aunt. Without ND—and this transformational friendship—my life would look very different. Second, the gift of a stellar education. My fondest ND memories were undoubtedly the debates in Mr. Rapaglia’s history classes, Sr. Virginia’s counseling seminar, and all four years of Spanish with Ms. Harrington. From Mr. Rapaglia I learned not only to form and present an argument, but more importantly, to find and value my own voice. From Sr. Virginia I learned what it meant to support someone who was struggling - an experience that unknowingly planted a vocational seed. And from Ms. Harrington, I learned the value of perseverance through struggle and that with hard work it is possible to do the impossible. The fingerprints of Mr. Rapaglia, Sr. Virginia and Ms. Harrington are on everything I have ever accomplished professionally. Third, the gift of community. The significance of the ND community was most palpable to me about a year ago at an alumnae event when I unexpectedly reconnected with ten classmates I hadn’t seen in 30 years. As we toured the school at West 13th Street, our connections to one another felt just as strong as they did during our time at ND. It wasn’t the building, because we never attended classes there. It was our shared history and the bonds that had been formed in small classrooms, nurtured by exceptional teachers who called us to be our best everyday. My connection to ND is forever and my life has been profoundly blessed by it.

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Class Notes Christina Augusto Hamilton ’99 Christina’s daughter, Saniah, graduated this past June and was Top 10 in her class. She received her AA degree in Arts from Bard College and is now a sophomore at NC A&T!

Jodi Lawlor Jamieson ’85 When getting together with friends you made over 40 years ago at Notre Dame, where better to meet than the steps on West 79th Street! Photographed are the following classmates: Rosie Crespo, Carol Molinari Giunta, Amy Fitzgerald, Evangelina Lopez, Nami Kuwabara, Jodi, Bridget Bohan, Noreen English, Gioconda Simmonds Garcia, Helena Albuquerque Fenyo, and Michelle Brusco Goldman Kristen Benjamin Randolph ’95 In 2023, Kristen launched Strade LLC, an energy infrastructure consulting firm committed to advancing an equitable energy transition that delivers meaningful benefits to all community stakeholders. In 2025, Strade began discussions with the U.S. Virgin Islands to explore innovative solutions in water, energy, and housing development. Looking ahead, they are preparing to introduce Gade, their nonprofit arm, to further expand their impact.

Vanessa Castro ’03 Vanessa continues her marathon journey! She recently completed the London Marathon in April followed by the Berlin Marathon in September. Now her goal is to complete all six World Major Marathons—Berlin makes 4 out of 6!

Raquel Lopez Humphreys ’08 Raquel graduated with her Masters of Science in Nursing Education in December 2024 from Xavier University and participated in her May 2025 commencement. She represented the MSN graduates as a speaker at the nursing pinning ceremony. Currently, Raquel is working as an educator with sophomore nursing students in the clinical and classroom setting. Natalie Correa’13 Natalie got engaged to David Rodriguez in Porto, Portugal in April 2025.

Erica Zissel Andrinopoulos ’08 In November 2024, Erica completed the TCS New York City Marathon. She will be running the 2025 Marine Corps Marathon in Washington DC in October. She shares her love of running with young women as a Varsity Assistant Coach for the Cross Country and Track & Field program at Syosset High School, where she teaches Social Studies.

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Vivian Todd ’19 Madeline McCarthy, Jade Jarencio, and Vivian Todd (all class of 2019) visited Teresa Pavia in Spain this past spring while Teresa taught English for a year in Madrid. They traveled to see many different historical sites that they learned about in 11th Grade AP Art History, including Mezquita in Cordoba! They also practiced their Spanish skills they learned with Ms. Harrington at Notre Dame.

In Memoriam Brigid McCabe ’21 Brigid was selected as an O’Hare Fellow at America Magazine for the 2025-2026 year. Lucia Isabel Mayendia ’24 Lucia Mayendia is currently living in Spain while studying Psychology at the University of Navarra. She has been volunteering weekly with a group of adolescents with Down syndrome and autism, spending Friday evenings exploring parks, candy shops, museums, and simply enjoying time together. She also volunteers at ANFAS, where she works one-on-one with two girls to support their verbal and written communication skills. Lucia writes, “Both experiences have deeply enriched my time in Spain and reminded me why I chose to study psychology in the first place.”

We extend our deepest sympathy to the graduates, Sisters of St. Ursula, families and friends of Chez Nous who have experienced a recent loss. In particular, the individuals listed below will be greatly missed by the Notre Dame School community.

Alan Duncan Stephanie Durso D’Alessandro ’85 Isabella Egiziaco ’20 Mary Ellen Fuoco Carol Geary Daniel Gonzalez Patrick Killion P’91 Nora Palmer Leibman ’65 Michael McComiskey Sr. Virginia O’Brien, SU ’70 Catherine Smith Rendine ’40 Patricia Richlin Newton Schott

Erin Pender ’20 Erin just accepted a new position teaching Environmental Science and AP World at Cristo Rey Boston High School! She is looking forward to returning to a Catholic high school environment and can't wait to meet all of her students. Rachel Raslowsky ’21 Rachel (Georgetown), Mia Valente (Providence), and Giavanna McCue (Villanova) on Flag Day celebrating Mia’s graduation. Mia returned to Providence in September for her MBA. Rachel spent her summer as the Waterfront Director at Camp Nellie Huckins in Freedom, NH. In the fall, she returned to school for a year of science in preparation for a postbaccalaureate nursing program.

George Shea Kostas Stavrou GP’24, GP’27 Most Rev. Gerald T. Walsh Phyllis Walsh GP’10 Edward Whelan Richard Zimmerman

Anne de Xainctonge desired to educate girls in the Christian faith.

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Back Story

Rigobert Chery

t was the summer of 1985 when I started working for Notre Dame School, alongside the Sisters of St. Ursula. The school felt unique. It felt like a home. A peaceful place where students could relax and learn at the same time. A place where I could settle. Before coming to ND,

I worked for the Local 6 Union, lots of routine boring work, with no personal connections. The Sisters immediately impressed me with their educational backgrounds, bilingual talents and global mindsets. They have been responsible for teaching thousands of deserving girls for many years, both abroad and here in the United States. Working in an all-girls setting was also new to me. At first, I was hired for a temporary position as I filled in for another employee, but then I was blessed to receive a call from Sr. Mary when the job became permanently available. I wasn’t sure if I wanted the position because my previous work had been more of a clerical, paperwork sort. But, Sr. Mary quickly persuaded me into the role.

“The job today is not like it was in the beginning. Everything changes. But somehow, all of us from back then are the same —we never age.”

She is good at that, as many of you know. When the school moved to St. Mark’s Place from West 79th Street, the new owner of 79th Street tried to hire me. Once again, Sr. Mary intervened and talked me into moving with the school. To this day, I have never regretted remaining loyal, Chez Nous. The job today is not like it was in the beginning. Everything changes. But somehow, all of us from back then are the same—we never age. When I began, it was just me. Now I manage a team of four maintenance workers. On West 13th Street in the heart of the West Village, we have found a new home with a new community. I work hard to keep up the school’s reputation every day. Sr. Virginia was meticulous when it came to how she managed the building, but if it wasn’t for her and our Board of Trustees our facilities would not be what they are today.

Notre Dame School has changed my life tremendously for the past forty years. The only thing they won’t let me do is graduate—unlike the students, I keep coming back year after year! I think after all these years, my time at Notre Dame has been a true blessing. I love this community and I cannot thank the school enough for keeping me on through all the ups and downs. I am grateful to have seen four decades of graduations. A handful of graduates have even returned to teach and others just enjoy coming back to visit or party at our many events, particularly Alumnae Reunion! When they come back and see that Mr. Chery never graduated, they say, “You are still here!” and I whisper, “I’m still learning.”

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