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Fall 2015

OUr cOmmUnity Gives backannUal repOrt Of Gifts

On the altar of St. Thomas of Villanova Rosemont Chapel, administrators, faculty, and the Class of 2015 gather in preparation for the Commencement Mass in May.

The Class of2015

bAck roW: donny Gayhardt (Malvern Preparatory School), Matthew hinckley (The Episcopal Academy), Matthew hopkins (Malvern Preparatory School), Anne curran (The Agnes Irwin School), Mary Grace Miller (The Agnes Irwin School), carter strid (The Episcopal Academy), david pomeroy (The Haverford School), stephen schmidt (LaSalle College High School).

Middle roW: Teacher Joe Savitsky P’23, tommy Mchugh (St. Joseph’s Preparatory School), Anthony schreder (St. Joseph’s Preparatory School), Maura boyle (Merion Mercy Academy), Angel thomas (Merion Mercy Academy), elizabeth Mcnulty (The Agnes Irwin School), christopher hinckley (Woodlynde School), Francis curran (Malvern Preparatory School), Head of School Tom Lengel P’12.

Front roW: Associate Head of School, Director of the Middle School Deb Borden, Malenne kelly (The Shipley School), emily szela (Academy of Notre Dame de Namur), Jessica schneider (Academy of Notre Dame de Namur), kara Maniscalco (Villa Maria Academy), Julie Mongeluzi (Archbishop John Carroll High School), kayla pierre (The Shipley School), caroline roarty (The Agnes Irwin School), kayla brown (Academy of Notre Dame de Namur), teacher Char Pomeroy P’15’18.

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departmentsTom Lengel’s Message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Admissions Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

around school . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-15

alumni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-28

advancement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

annual report of gifts . . . . . . . 30-52

FeaturesThanks for the Gift of a Great Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5

The School That Gives Back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9

Full House for First Holy Communion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Alumni in Action: John R. McConnell ‘66, Anne Kaier ’59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17

Head of School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thomas g . Lengel Associate Head of School, Director of the Middle School . . . . . . . . deborah J . BordenDirector of Institutional Advancement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kristen Luke Brooks Director of Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Warren Patton Director of Leadership Giving and Alumni Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .maria Breck gunn Parents’ Liaison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Katie storrer Advancement Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tina abateSocial Media and Events Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . elise BakerDirector of Leadership and Planned Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . sr . mary Broderick, sHcJ

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ABOUT THE COVER: Co-Presidents Tommy McHugh and Kayla Brown are applauded as they process from the Commencement Mass.

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As Rosemont School enters its 67th year of “Meeting the Wants of the Age,” we are amidst a new phase of self-

examination as we continue to position the School as a prime

destination for Catholic, coeducational, independent education in

a very competitive Philadelphia-area market.

Last spring the Board of Trustees authorized the administration

to enter into a partnership with Cognitive Marketing, a brand

development and strategic marketing firm that specializes in

independent schools. During the spring and summer, the firm

interviewed all members of Rosemont School’s

faculty and staff; more than 100 current

families and alumni;

and many families

that for one reason

or another chose to

send their children

elsewhere. Cognitive’s

market study will help

Rosemont School to create

a brand and positioning plan

that will more effectively target

families and raise awareness of

this great school.

This partnership with

Cognitive Marketing is a result

of our 2012 Strategic Plan, where Rosemont School was charged

to “articulate clearly and boldly the benefits and blessings of a

Catholic, coeducational, independent school education in the

tradition of Cornelia Connelly,” as part of our

goal to “Amplify Our Voice.”

Concurrently, Rosemont School has

welcomed a longtime parent, Megan

McHugh P’15’16’18, as our new Director of

Admissions. Megan and her husband T.J.

have been associated with RSHC for 13 years.

In addition, Megan was Parents’ Liaison for

five years, and looks forward to “sharing my

love of this School with others.”

“We have a phenomenal community, and I

really do believe that the School nurtured our

children in an age-appropriate way from the

time they were 3 years old in

all aspects of their education,”

Megan said. “Rosemont School

really enables each child to

achieve excellence and provides

them opportunities that you

don’t find at most schools.”

The feedback that she has

received from alumni and

their parents, Megan said,

demonstrates “overwhelmingly

how pleased they are with how

their children perform in high

school, how well their children

were prepared by Rosemont

School. We provide great educational opportunities but

also morals, values, and a love of God. To get all of these

things in a loving and caring environment is what makes

Rosemont School such a special experience.” d

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Spirit of Community ServiCe thriveS at rShC

Tom LengeL’s message

Dear Rosemont School Parents, Alums, and Friends,In addition to the “deep and wide”

coverage of events and happenings in

our School community as reflected in

this edition of Cachet, you will note that

our feature article focuses on our robust

Service Learning program.

As a Holy Child School, we are charged

“to work for Christian principles of justice,

peace and compassion in every facet of

life” and among the criteria supporting

that goal are the following:

• Programs are provided for all

constituencies that facilitate

reflection leading to action for

peace and justice in our neighborhoods, nation, and global community.

• The School has a dynamic community service program which requires student participation. The adults in

the School community, by their involvement, model the habit of service.

• The program instills in students a life commitment to social responsibility and environmental stewardship

realized in the “Actions Not Words.”

For many years, Rosemont School of the Holy Child has emphasized community service, and our older alums can

easily recall “Mission Parties.” I am pleased to report that that spirit is alive and well at Rosemont School in 2015.

We continue to believe that we are educating the leaders of tomorrow’s businesses, government, church, and

society. Even at an early age, we want Rosemont School children to understand the challenges of the world they will

inherit, and more importantly, the responsibility they will have as leaders to promote justice and peace in all that

they do.

In the last few years we have added service opportunities to many of our faculty-staff in-service days; served meals

to families at the Ronald McDonald House; launched a morning of service on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day for all

members of our community; and provided more opportunities for children to reflect on the service they have done.

In all these intentional ways, we have tried to “meet the wants of the age” with respect to our obligation to serve

and take care of the less fortunate in our communities.

Thank you for supporting these endeavors, and for your overall support of Rosemont School! d

Sincerely,

Thomas G. Lengel P’12

Head of School

admissions corner

Branding Our Path fOr the future

Community Service in action: Rosemont School’s students, faculty, and staff assemble around the flagpole on Earth Day for the morning prayer service.

Megan McHugh P’15’16’18, our new Director of Admissions.

These are some of more than 40 new students who will join our School this year.

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Scholarships for the Class of 2015

Academy of Notre Dame de NamurAnne Curran . . . . . . . . . .Academic ScholarshipMary Grace Miller . . . . . .Academic Scholarship

Devon Preparatory SchoolMatthew Hinckley . . . . .Academic Scholarship David Pomeroy . . . . . . . .Academic Scholarship

Merion Mercy AcademyMary Grace Miller . . . . . .Academic Scholarship

Mount Saint Joseph AcademyKayla Pierre . . . . . . . . . .Founders Scholarship

St. Joseph’s Preparatory SchoolDonny Gayhardt . . . . . . .Xaverian Scholarship

Shipley SchoolMalenne Kelly . . . . . . . . . Isabel Sherrerd Memorial Fund

ScholarshipKayla Pierre . . . . . . . . . .Centennial Scholarship

Jessica Schneider . . . . . . Joyce Ann Daily Award Outstanding Female Athlete

Donny Gayhardt . . . . . . .Most Valuable Athlete Award

Mary Grace Miller . . . . . . Board of Trustees Award for Holy Child Spirit in Memory of Joseph E. Casey

Tommy McHugh . . . . . . Board of Trustees Award for Holy Child Spirit in Memory of Joseph E. Casey

Malenne Kelly . . . . . . . . . Cynthia White Memorial Sportsmanship Award

Angel Thomas . . . . . . . . Cynthia White Memorial Sportsmanship Award

Anne Curran . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Fitzpatrick Memorial Award

Carter Strid . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Clark Memorial Sportsmanship Award

Elizabeth McNulty . . . . . The Wankmiller Award Community Service

David Pomeroy . . . . . . . . The Wankmiller Award Community Service

Francis Curran . . . . . . . .Sister Mary Broderick Award

Caroline Roarty . . . . . . .Sister Mary Broderick Award

David Pomeroy . . . . . . . .Director of Music Award

Malenne Kelly . . . . . . . . .Arts Award

Anthony Schreder accepts his diploma from Head of School Tom Lengel P’12, Board of Trustees Chair Bob Shields P’83’86’89’93 GP’19’19’21, and the Rev. Robert Murray, O.S.A.

Thanks for the Gift of a Great Education

Class of 2015 Expresses Gratitude for the Rosemont School Experience

Francis Curran and Julie Mongeluzi enjoy the homily from the Rev. Robert Murray, O.S.A.

Karen Strid P’15’17’21 and Carter during the Mother-Son Dance at the graduation dinner.

Cantors Jessica Schneider, Mary Grace Miller, Maura Boyle, and Emily Szela lead the guests in The Lord Is My Light.

Caroline Roarty performs Andante during the Communion Meditation.

In the heart of spring, according to the Class of 2015, it was the perfect season to give thanks for a Rosemont

School education during the Commencement Mass at St.

Thomas of Villanova Rosemont Chapel last May.

In his presentation of the Graduates’ Theme, Gratitude,

Co-President Tommy McHugh said there were many people to

thank for the Rosemont School experience.

On behalf of his classmates, Tommy said, “Sending children

to private school is a big sacrifice, and our parents have worked

hard to give us the gift of a great education. They are the

reasons we are here.”

Teachers, he said, provided “life lessons that we will carry

with us forever … advice, encouragement, and comfort we

have received from these teachers is beyond words. They ALL

believed in us.” To his fellow graduates, Tommy said, “I have

loved being your classmate. I know that we will all go on to

achieve great things.”

In her Reflection, Co-President Kayla Brown recounted the

highlights of her years at RSHC, “where teachers encourage us

to work to our fullest potential, where friendships can last a

lifetime, and where we’re prepared for the future. Rosemont has

been a second family to us.”

To her classmates, she advised, “Let’s take the lessons

learned at Rosemont and use them throughout our lives, to be

leaders in our high schools and colleges, and to be the future

leaders of our country, through Actions Not Words.”

Twenty-three students received diplomas during the Mass.

Seven students were recognized during the evening for receiving

a total of nine academic scholarships to area private schools. d

End of Year Named Awards

Outstanding Contribution Awards in ArtsDavid Pomeroy plays Arioso by Johann Sebastian Bach.

Donny Gayhardt processes from the chapel following the Commencement Mass.

It’s one last dance at Rosemont School for Kayla and Esaie Pierre P’15’21.

Anne Curran awaits the beginning of the Commencement Mass.

The Class of 2015 reprises a song from the Spring Play, Another Angel in Heaven, in tribute to the late Dan Algeo P’83’85’90’95 at the graduation dinner.

It was a two-graduate year for Jane and Rick Hinckley P’09’11’15’15’17: Megan ’17, Jane, Matthew ’15, Christopher ‘15, Rick, and Michael ’11. Not pictured is Kristen ’09.

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We Are enriched by GivinG to others By Elizabeth McNulty ’15

At Rosemont School, I learned how to care for others. Through the years we learned many ways to benefit the greater community, and to be thankful not only to have been given so much but also how enriched we can become by helping others.

Students at a young age are taught through service projects, such as Alex’s Lemonade Stand, which raises money for cancer research. Every year afterward, our grade took on a special community service project.

A memorable opportunity came in 5th grade when we packed Jared Boxes with toys for children in the hospital, customized for a specific gender and age. As I went to the store to purchase what I thought a little boy would want, I realized how hard it must be for him. This was a great way to get our whole class involved, and it gave us more responsibility for completing a community service project.

Rosemont School also promotes service projects that involve the whole community. This year we collected cans for the Patrician Society Food Cupboard and bought presents for other children at Christmas. We donated $5 for charities on a free dress day, and packed lunches and toiletries for the needy on the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service.

This is true Service Learning; not only can you give back, but you also develop a greater understanding about your community.

In 5th grade I became part of a wider school community service effort. I was asked by an older friend to be the RSHC

representative and initiate the CandyCare collection. The goal of this project is to collect excess Halloween candy from grade school kids in the area and distribute it to homeless shelters so that it can be given out during the Thanksgiving holiday.

I approached Mrs. Lynn Gosnell with my idea, and she offered her full support. I began broadcasting for donations on the morning announcements, and the response from students, faculty, and staff was amazing!

I felt so accomplished doing it on my own and enjoyed making a difference. Little kids would bring in ziplock bags with three or four treats, and parents would hand over shopping bags of extra candy. Boxes and boxes of treats surrounded Mrs. Kit Tosti’s Academic Center desk. I continued the CandyCare project through 8th grade, and the donations grew larger each year. Students told me they enjoyed going house to house to get candy for others who needed it more than they did.

That is why I think this service project is special, and it will be with me always.

Elizabeth McNulty ’15 was this year’s co-recipient of the Wankmiller Award for Community Service. d

Ronald McDonald Houses to support seriously ill children … the Patrician Society Food Cupboard … the Coatesville

Veterans Affairs Medical Center … New Sharon Convent … Cradles

to Crayons Giving Factory for underprivileged children.

Turn around some day, and you will find Rosemont School

children there, connecting, providing, and giving of themselves.

It is a function of the Service Learning program at Rosemont

School, which couples knowledge about a community need with

initiatives to address it. Community service also is a core principle

of the Holy Child Network of Schools, to “work for Christian

principles of justice, peace and compassion in every facet of life.”

(Goal 4)

An example: on April 26, about 40 students, faculty, parents,

and alums joined the Sweet Carolyn team for the Multiple Sclerosis

Walk in Devon, PA in honor of Carolyn Weber P’12’16. The

Rosemont School community also made contributions to the team.

“My wife Carolyn has been battling the unforgiving and

devastating effects of Multiple Sclerosis for almost 20 years,”

said Brad Weber P’12’16. “When we joined the RSHC community

almost 15 years ago, suddenly our support network grew

exponentially. We now have what seems like an army fighting

shoulder to shoulder with us against MS.”

The walk typifies the School’s spontaneous approach to service

above self, in addition to a school calendar that is flush with

service projects.

“Service coordinators at other schools are surprised by how

much we do here,” said Deb

Borden, Associate Head of

School and Director of the

Middle School. “It’s not a

‘look at me’ program, it’s

what we do. It’s subtle, and

it’s a thread that weaves

through everything. At the

Sweet Carolyn walk, tons

of Rosemont School alums,

faculty, kids, and parents

showed up just because a

community member was in

need.”

“Like most other aspects

of the School curriculum,

our Service Learning Program

enriches our children and is

an example of how we make our overall program relevant in the

21st century,” Head

of School Tom Lengel

P’12 said.

“Over the years

we’ve added projects

like Empty Bowls and

Dr. Martin Luther King,

Jr. Morning of Service,

where families come

together to help less-

privileged families.

The response that we

have received from our

families illustrates how

valuable they consider

these projects to be.”

Invariably, these

projects generally

come to fruition well

after the School day has ended. Families eagerly volunteered to

travel to Philadelphia and Delaware on weekends to prepare meals

for families of desperately ill children at regional Ronald McDonald

Houses. Families donated days off for the Dr. Martin Luther

King, Jr. Morning of Service, and evenings for Empty Bowls and

the SChool that

Gives Back In the Classroom and Beyond,

Service Learning is an Essential Component of RSHC

Elizabeth McNulty ’15 (right), Malenne Kelly ’15 (center) and Sophie Sheffer ’16 pack lunches for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Morning of Service.

“ RSHC positively teaches its students, from Early Childhood to Middle School, what it means to serve the community. ” Lynda Donahue P’12’14’17

Rosemont School volunteers were part of the Sweet Carolyn Team for RSHC parent Carolyn Weber P’12’16 during the MS Walk in Devon last April. “It was the largest team at the event over two years running. What a testimonial for the importance of the event and the love from our RSHC community,” said Brad Weber P’12’16.

Buddies Arielle Ketchum ’16 and Lily Hark ’24 plant bulbs during Earth Day.

the Holiday Arts & Crafters and Dinner at The Village for foster

children in Rosemont.

“It is so wonderful to see everyone interact,” said Lynn Gosnell

P’00’02’05’06, RSHC’s Community Service Coordinator, recalling

the evening at The Village. “Our parents have to tear their children

away from their community tables when they pick up at the end of

the evening. It is beautiful to watch!”

The students, even as young as Early Childhood, are eager to

cross generational boundaries, such as visiting the Sisters at New

Sharon for Masses, parties, and meals.

“It’s mutually beneficial experience,” said Mrs. Borden. “Most

things, like drives, are parent-driven, but we look for student-

directed service, which I think is always the way to go. That way

they feel empowered and can make a difference.”

Even children in the Three Years program, Mrs. Borden said,

“certainly understand kindness. They know when people are in

need of help. Kids of all ages do that naturally.”

“Service Learning is a thread of our leadership program, a very

important thread. It becomes part of who you are. Giving back is a

tangible thing we want to teach our children.” d

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4th GrAders “dive” into cushions to help needy

You can pardon Rosemont School’s 4th graders for walking with their heads down around campus. They merely are trying to help people. For five years, 4th graders aided the less fortunate by collecting “found” change for a Diving Jar. The students scarfed up precious metals from cushions, auto mats, sidewalks, playgrounds, even dryers, recalled retired teacher Ann James. She “coined” the concept “Diving Into Cushions,” organized to raise money for a sister school, St. Rose of Lima in Philadelphia. “Children used to get so excited just to find a penny or nickel on the playground,” Mrs. James said with a laugh. “More importantly, the children took ownership of the projects because they voted on which organizations to support, which made it special to them.” These found funds have purchased a wall map and Time

for Kids subscriptions for St. Rose of Lima, as well as donations for the Peace Corps. This year the children decided on three new projects – and two of them gained wide attention. The children raised $290.82 for the St. Joseph’s University Kinney Center for Autistic Children, which was co-founded by the grandparents of 4th grader Max Barton. After the donation, three students

attended a St. Joseph’s University basketball game, where they were called onto the court during a break to present their donation and be recognized. “Of course the whole place erupted in applause,” said Mrs. James. “The children went off the court with their arms in the air.” In addition, the students’ $162.21 donation to the Make A Wish Foundation was cited on Comcast Sports Net. A chosen young boy attended a Flyers’ practice, where he received hockey gear and tickets to a game. “The network said this was made possible by kids at Rosemont School of the Holy Child,” Mrs. James recalled. The children also donated more than $109 to Project Hope, an international health care organization. Max Barton said he enjoys coin hunting while returning to School from Masses at Rosemont College: “It really is fun to collect coins so that we can help the less-fortunate people. It makes me feel good to help children in a special way.” Classmate Tess Cosgrave – who said she found $5 just by kicking mulch - agreed: “It makes me feel happy to know I am helping others with their lives.” Mariel O’Leary donated 20 quarters that she found scattered on the grass after a community baseball game.

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Jack Gallagher ’20 carries a box of donations to a van destined for the Patrician Society Food Cupboard.

“It makes me feel good to help children in a special way.”Max Barton ’19

RSHC’s 4th graders pose with a poster signifying their donations

of more than $560 from their Diving Jar last year.

“ My daughter Caroline enjoyed seeing the families of children at Ronald McDonald House eat dinner that we had prepared with Deb Borden. She could see in a real way that these people were hungry and tired and that she was able to help them in a very small way. ”

Anne Shannon P’16’18’22

Christine P’22’24, Diana ’24, and Michael ’22 Abboud create sandwiches during the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Morning of Service.

Members of the Rosemont School community prepare dinner at the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House.

Faculty and staff members Tina Riviello P’20, Lynn Gosnell P’00’02’05’06, Char Pomeroy P’15’18, Maria Breck Gunn P’16’18, and Christy Thomson enjoyed their August volunteer project at Cradles to Crayons.

John Wilbur ’22 and Luke Gianoukos ’22 admire a Valentine they created for veterans on Service Day

200Holiday crafts donated for The Village, Rosemont 741

Boxes of donations to the Patrician Society

food cupboard 20 250

Earth Day plantings

5th grade contributions for Villanova University’s

Graterford Prison education program

$960

Donations to St. Francis Inn for homeless $100

$3,216 Service Day Carnival donations

Sandwiches made for needy during Martin Luther King, Jr. Morning of Service

Reach Out and Read books donated

$400Alex’s Lemonade Stand donations

for juvenile cancer research

180 Meals prepared at Ronald McDonald Houses

60

$800 Empty Bowls dinner donations

Faculty, staff service day project volunteers


It seems this school has always been part of my being. I came here in 1st grade, and I remember how Head of School

Mother Mary Elizabeth kissed each child on the cheek the first day

of school at the Great Hall entrance. In our room I was greeted by

Mother Mary Constance, whom I absolutely loved. The impression

she made lasted a lifetime, and it was because of her that I wanted

to teach; my dream was to be the inspiration she was and to treat

people the way she did – and to teach here.

When I graduated from Immaculata College in 1967, I was asked

by Head of School Sr. Helena Mayer if I wanted to teach at Rosemont

School and I said,

“absolutely yes.” My

dream had come

true!

School is so

di f ferent now,

largely because of

how we incorporate

technology in our

curriculum; it has

enhanced what we

do and has given our

children a broader

view of the world.

Yet, so many things

remain the same.

The most important

thing to me is that all

children are treated

with respect and leave with a lot of good memories.

Cornelia Connelly said, “Confidence begets confidence.” We

want children to become confident and to do that, we have to be

confident of them.

I have taught 2nd grade for all but two years, and I have

especially enjoyed teaching children the sacraments. It is so

meaningful to help children to develop their faith and to hear the

children express that faith.

This year each child wrote a memory of something they learned

in religion class. All of them are so precious, but here are a few:

“I learned to get to Heaven, you need to walk humbly, love

tenderly, and do justice.”

“I learned to stay on the path to Heaven and if I go the wrong

way, turn back.”

I certainly feel at this point in their little lives that they got

something out of this. I pray it stays with them.

(Husband) Denny and I are so happy that we were able to send

four children here and to see them experience the things that I

experienced. I am so thankful that I get to experience them still. d

FAMILY PROFILE

It’s a typical late-day mealtime for the D’Elias, snacking around the island in their Newtown Square kitchen. The

D’Elias rarely sit still, it seems, even for dinner, with activities

within and without Rosemont School frequenting the family

calendar.

The D’Elias - including parents Steve and Chrissy, sons Stephen

’13, Joey ’14, and Tristan ’17, and daughter Thalia ’18 - have been

a Rosemont School family since 2005, when Stephen entered 1st

grade. They were encouraged to visit by a neighbor, Maria Latran

P’08’10’12, said Steve, and the family immediately felt a connection.

Steve and Chrissy liked the size of the school, the small classes,

and the Catholic affiliation. Both of them had graduated from

Archdiocesan schools in Philadelphia.

“We think it’s important being in a school that has a religious

background.” said Steve. “Rosemont School also has its own chapel,

and that’s a good thing to have.”

“It felt like a family-oriented school, and a very safe

environment,” said Chrissy, “with children that were very well-

taken care of. The children always seem happy to see the teachers,

and that shows this is a special place.”

Chrissy was involved for many years in the Parents’ Auxiliary,

serving as president in 2012-2013 and chairing the Spring Auction

in 2011. She also creates several photo galleries each year for

Rosemont School, including the Commencement video.

The D’Elias are a family that clearly love sports. Fall and winter

pursuits outside of Rosemont School include competitive ice

hockey, with all four children playing in leagues that often take

them through the friendly skies. In the spring, the focus turns to

roller hockey. Tristan (football, basketball) and Thalia (field hockey,

basketball) also fit Rosemont School sports into their schedules.

Stephen appreciated the value of his education when he moved

on to Malvern Preparatory School after graduation.

“The first year I felt I was over-prepared compared with other

students,” he said. “All of the teachers prepared us well.”

Joey, now a sophomore at Malvern Prep, says that he enjoyed

the close-knit classes and relationships with his peers, and claimed

“you never lose touch with them.”

“The other day I was on the phone and I was asked, ‘who are

you texting now?’ I said it was someone from Rosemont,” he

added with a laugh.

The Rosemont School model of Young Falcons to 8th grade

is particularly helpful for the children’s advancement, Steve said.

“If it were Kindergarten through 12, you just would be seeing

the same kids for all those years,” he said. “Transferring into

high school helps the kids get the experience of transitioning into

college.”

“And the 8th grade graduation is something Rosemont School

does so well. It really makes for a special feeling for the kids and

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“ The students always seem happy to see the teachers, and that shows this is a special place.”Chrissy D’Elia

“ We like how the children get exposed to technology through the MAD Lab. That’s something you can’t get at every school”Steve D’Elia

Thoughts from JudyFAvorite hoMe Activity: Cooking Italian food

ideA oF A GreAt MeAl: Sunday dinner with the family and making the things I know they like: pasta and meatballs, and lasagna

FAvorite vAcAtion spot: The Jersey Shore

FAvorite Activity AWAy FroM hoMe: Spending time with our nine grandchildren and going to their activities

secret like: Ice cream, anytime

FAvorite Movie: Steel Magnolias

FAvorite clAssrooM routine: Read-aloud time, and having discussions to learn the children’s ideas, and feelings

When Judy Met denny: On the beach in Ocean City, NJ

Judy Wankmiller Cassidy keeps an eye on her grandchildren on her filing cabinet.

TEACHER PROFILE

Judy Wankmiller Cassidy ’59 p’85’86’90’93

Why We’re

a Rosemont School Family

The D’Elia family: Thalia ’18, Stephen ’13, Steve, Tristan ’17, Chrissy, and Joey ’14.

Around School


natiOnal sPanish exam medalists

Eleven members from the Class of 2015 earned medals in the National Spanish Examinations. The National Spanish Examinations are the most widely used tests of Spanish in the United States, and Rosemont School finished in the 71st percentile. Mary Grace Miller was among only 61 students to answer all questions correctly. In addition, eight other students were recognized with honors distinction. FRONT ROW: Mary Grace Miller (gold), Angel Thomas (bronze), Caroline Roarty (bronze). MIDDLE ROW: Kayla Pierre (silver), Malenne Kelly (gold). BACK ROW: Carter Strid (bronze), David Pomeroy (silver), Francis Curran (silver), Anne Curran (silver), Jessica Schneider (gold), Emily Szela (bronze).

take nOteFull House fOr first hOly COmmuniOnThe glory of spring radiated through St. Thomas ofVillanova Rosemont Chapel for the 2nd grade’s First Holy

Communion Mass last April.

A poised class of 33 students took part and in keeping with

Rosemont School’s tradition of developing leaders, there were

roles for all of them. Before an overflow audience, class members

led prayers and readings from the altar, performed as cantors,

dressed the altar for their First Eucharist, and assisted with the

Offertory. d

The new communicants from the Class of 2021, with teachers Judy Cassidy ’59 P’85’86’90’93 and Jackie Kozel Cellucci.

Theresa Broomfield-Canady P’16’21 smiles as daughter Avery sings The Gathering Song.

Cantors Michael Gabriel and Cara McGowan lead the Responsorial Psalm.

Around School

Helen Coogan and Matthew Hark present the Second Reading from the First Letter of John.

The Rev. Robert Murray, O.S.A. with Offertory Receivers Ava Salvatore and Gavin Kyle.

Around School

As part of Rosemont School’s continuing education, many staff and faculty members were engaged in summer classes, conferences, and workshops.

Braxton’s manager Chad Barone and Rosemont School teacher Jacky Hunt.

Associate Head of School and Director of the Middle School deb borden, Director of the Lower School Jeanne Marie blair p’96’99’04, Director of Technology Robin Beaver, Lower School teachers Judy cassidy ’59 p’85’86’90’93, dianne cooney, helen Gambescia p’94’98, and Molly hajas, Middle School teachers karen Grossman p’25 and Joe savitsky p’23, learning specialist Jackie cellucci, librarian catherine stuart, and technology assistants kyle dunn and Amaurys Matos-reyes attended the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) National Conference at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia, in June.

deb borden also attended the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) School Leadership Institute at the Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA that promotes individualized professional development strategies.

Amaurys Matos-reyes, Social Media and Events Coordinator elise baker, and Admissions Assistant vanais Mason attended the 10th annual FinalsiteU. in June at Avon Old Farms School, CT, which was sponsored by RSHC’s website provider. robin beaver and kyle dunn attended edAccess at Mercersburg Academy, PA, where Robin served on a panel discussion about 3D printing.

Music teacher emily erb completed the third of a three-summer certification program through University of the Arts in Philadelphia in the Orff philosophy of music education. Orff Schulwerk empowers students to become musically literate through their own ideas, compositions, and performances.

Middle School teacher todd Wolov participated in the Stanley King Counseling Institute in North Andover, MA, which offers a model of teaching counseling and listening skills to teachers, advisors, administrators, and other school personnel.

Lower School teacher dominique cortese p’26 and Kindergarten teacher christy thomson attended the Columbia Teachers College Summer Writing Institute in New York, NY, to learn the methods of Lucy Caulkins’ Writer’s workshop. The workshop provides exposure to various writing styles and reinforces skills that have been taught at RSHC.

Teacher Jacky hunt was featured in the newsletter of Braxton’s Animal Works in Wayne, where she works during the summer. Jacky was praised for her dedication and customer service at Braxton’s, a family-owned pet supply store: “We are so thankful to have such an outstanding community member on our staff!”

on the home front …Music teacher erin toscani p’26 and husband Peter were blessed with their second daughter, Alexandra Grace, in May. Daughter Julia ’26 enrolled in Three Years this September. Middle School religion teacher and liturgist Greg soltis p’27 and wife Kathryn welcomed their second child, Oscar, last June. Daughter Clara ’27 entered the Young Falcons program in September.

Learning Specialist Jackie kozel and dan cellucci were married on July 25, and 3rd grade teacher Molly kelly and brendan hajas were married on July 24.

Around School


Around School

Rites of rShCStacy Garcia ’22 enjoys a

laugh with Candy Ayers during Grandparents’/Special Friends’ Day.

Fifth graders ring out with a hearty cheer following the Colonial Festival.

Cole Jones ’19 (above) races on a scooter and Will Keane ’16 (left) flips a Frisbee during Field Day competitions.

Liam Reich ’20 displays his artwork in the Academic Center during the Spring Arts Festival.

Brendan McGinn (Apollo) and Ashley Wingfield (Artemis) perform The Story of Artemis, one of two operas composed by the students during the 6th grade Greek Festival.

Janine Brenan P’16’18’23’25 relaxes with Ellie ’25 and Macrae ‘23 following the Early Childhood closing programs.

Madison Jones ’25, J.D. Robinson ’24, and Jennifer Kelly ‘23 beam onstage for the Crowning of the Blessed Mother during Grandparents’/Special Friends’ Day.

The cast of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat waves to the audience after the opening night performance.

Rory Dasher ’20 launches a rocket during a Science Camp experiment at Summer Camps 2015.

Leonie Weissenberger ’23 pets a hen and rooster from Quiver Farms – which annually drops off eggs to produce baby chicks in the School incubator - as teacher Patty Kane observes.


Talk to John R. McConnell ’66 about his second career, and be

prepared to do a lot of listening.

His passion is both genuine and

unchecked.

John retired recently as partner

at Deloitte Consulting after 27 years,

and decided it was time to give

back to disadvantaged children in

Philadelphia.

“I’m a native Philadelphian and I

love this community, but we have a

crisis in education that is destroying

the city,” John said.

“I received an excellent education

from an excellent school at Rosemont

School of the Holy Child. I didn’t do

anything to deserve or earn the great

education that I received at Rosemont School, St. Joseph’s Prep,

and Georgetown. I felt like I hit the lottery three times. It was

given to me by the accident of my birth. It enabled a purposeful

and happy life.”

So wouldn’t it be interesting, post-Deloitte, to create a similar

education model to help transform people from a life of poverty

to a life of dignity?

Thus was born Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School in North

Philadelphia in 2012.

The school is exclusively for low-income children. Applicants

are extensively interviewed and are required to take an academic

test. They also understand that the reward of a first-class

education requires a major commitment.

The academic day begins at 7:55 a.m. and ends at 4:30 p.m.,

from the second Monday in August through the last Friday in June.

Cristo Rey’s curriculum combines formidable academics with

work internships in businesses where the students are mentored

by college-educated adults. The work program accelerates the

students’ development, and the wages they earn help pay for the

cost of their education.

By any measure, Cristo Rey is a major success. This year’s

enrollment is a building-busting 450 students. Cristo Rey looks

forward to its first

graduation in June

2016, with a class

of 95 - all of them

expected to attend college.

“When we opened the school, part of the objective was to

expose these good kids to a bigger world,” John said. “Businesses,

too, have the opportunity to work with lower income people that

constitute one-third of the population of Philadelphia. Cristo Rey

opens the real world to all of us!”

“It’s such a wonderful feeling at the end of a day. I know kids

who came here three years ago thinking they weren’t going to

amount to anything. Now they come back from working at a law

firm – certain that they will be a lawyer!”

John said that the Rosemont School motto of “Actions Not

Words” is a guiding principle.

“A lot of people can talk about this problem in the city, but my

job is to corral other like-minded people to make this happen,” he

said. “These kids might not have started at the same place as I did

in life, but they will finish at the same place.” d

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“ I received an excellent education from an excellent school at Rosemont School of the Holy Child. That is what I wanted for the children at Cristo Rey.”

alumni in ActionWe are honored to present alumni who attribute their success to the education they received at Rosemont School of the Holy Child. The spirit of Rosemont School lives on through the actions of our graduates as they carry out their mission.

John r. mcConnell ’66founder, president of Cristo rey philadelphia high School

Anne Kaier ’59 has alove of language. It has

been the foundation of her

extended education, from

Rosemont School of the Holy

Child, to Oxford, England, to

Harvard University, where

she gained her doctorate. It

was the basis of her career

as a corporate copywriter

for Shared Medical Systems

and is now to her second

career as an award-winning

author and professor of

literature and creative writing

at Rosemont College and

Arcadia University.

Where she once

wrote for her livelihood,

Anne Kaier now creates

for her soul.

Recently, she published a brief memoir, Home with Henry,

about her trials and tribulations with a skittish cat that she

rescued from a highway. The tidy 102-page book (check out Anne’s

introduction at http://www.annekaier.com/content/home-henry-

memoir) earned glowing praise from John Grogan, author of the

New York Times bestseller, Marley & Me: “Pet lovers will lap up

every word.”

For the Philadelphia Stories website, the reviewer, Jeanne,

said, “It’s not maudlin, it’s not strident, and it’s not a cry in the

wilderness. It’s about relationships, trust, and being comfortable

in your own skin. She writes cleanly and well.”

“Writing comes naturally to me,” said Anne during an interview

last spring. “We were encouraged by the Sisters at Rosemont School

to write reasonably sophisticated sentences and diagram them.

Rosemont School was very, very good to me. I was surrounded by

loving people, and it was a place that I felt accepted and respected.”

Anne still speaks warmly of her Rosemont School classmates,

such as Kris Flick Strid ’59 P’83’86’88’89 GP’15’17’21’21’22’23,

Judy Wankmiller Cassidy ’59 P’85’86’90’93, and Helen Meeks

Horstmann ’59. Trust and companionship were vital to young

Anne – as they were for Henry the stray. She was born with a rare

skin condition that she discussed candidly in her essay, “River

Creature.”

“People with this condition might have been scorned and had

difficult childhoods,” said Anne. “I didn’t experience that at all,

and that has much to do with the ethos of Rosemont School.

Teachers were protective of children who were vulnerable in many

different ways.”

Outside of teaching and writing, Anne also is a supporter

of Philadelphia poetry organizations and frequently performs

readings of her work.

“For my readers,” Anne said, “I hope they feel that they are not

alone, that other people have had experiences similar to theirs. For

my students, I hope that they will learn to think for themselves.” d

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anne kaier ’59author, educator

alumni in Action

“ Rosemont School of the Holy Child was very, very good to me. I felt surrounded by loving people, and it was a place that I felt accepted and respected.”

Alumni Alumni


Our Alumni Association proudly presented its 26th annual Alumni Panel on May 15. Six alumni representing different high schools and universities returned to campus to share insights and experiences with our 7th and 8th grade students. The panel was moderated by Alumni Association Board Vice President Joe McFalls. Panelists included Joe McFalls ’98, Katie Yeagley ’09, Alex McLaughlin ’10, Olivia Tornetta ’09, Daniel McCormick ’09, Emily Faught ’09, and Bobby Loftus ’10.

Don’t be afraid to try new subjects…

even if they are outside of your comfort zone.

olivia tornetta ’09

The Agnes Irwin School • University of Miami

Push yourself past your comfort zone, because you can find yourself in a really wonderful place.emily Faught ’09Academy of Notre DameUniversity of Virginia

Boston College • Catholic University • College of the Holy Cross • Dickinson College • Drew University

Drexel University • Fairfield University • Gettysburg College • George Mason University

George Washington University • Georgetown University • Loyola University Maryland

McGill University • Pennsylvania State University • Pennsylvania State University – Schreyer Honors College

Princeton University • St. Joseph’s University • Syracuse University • Trinity College

University of Colorado Boulder • University of Delaware • University of Pennsylvania • University of Pittsburgh

University of Richmond • University of Virginia • Wake Forest University

Class Of 2011 destinatiOns

Graduates from the Class of 2011 reunite with faculty and staff during the annual Alumni Softball Game and Dinner: Jeanne Marie Blair P’96’99’04, Helen Gambescia P’94’98, Zachary DeCarlo, Thomas Meis, Judy Wankmiller Cassidy ’59 P’85’86’90’93, Christopher Abate, Rita Smith P’06’08, Jimmy Boyle, John Pfister, Michael Hinckley, Keenan Neff, Brian Lucey, Head of School Tom Lengel P’12, Lexi Suydam, Laura Dallara, Karla Cortes, and Jane Gallagher. Not pictured is Katie Sarmiento.

Congratulations to 30 members

of the Class of 2011 on their

high school graduations! The

graduates and their parents

returned to campus on May 27

for the annual Alumni Softball

Game and Dinner. Faculty and

staff joined the alums as they

challenged the Class of 2015

during this pre-graduation

tradition.

Alumni enjoyed catching up before the show: Jane Gallagher ’11, Laura Dallara ’11, Olivia Klenn ’11, Olivia Pina ’11, Brenna Donahue ’14, Trishie Cosgrave ’14, Johnny McGlinn ’14, Jack Magargee ’14, David Wiener ’14, Luke Wolter ’14, Caroline Hecht ’14, Kylie Nolen ’14, Eric McLaughlin ’14, Patrick Keenan ’14, and Chip Gallagher ’14.

annual alumni Softball Game & Dinner

alumni Panel 2015

High school is an exciting period, and Rosemont School graduates should enter it confident that they have all of the tools necessary to succeed.

Joe McFalls ‘98, vice president, Alumni Association boardHarriton High School • University of Pennsylvania,

Villanova University School of Law • Attorney, Blank Rome LLP

Get as involved as

possible…it is the best way

to make new friends.

Alex Mclaughin ’10

Malvern Preparatory School

University of Richmond

Go into high school with an open mind and a willingness to get involved…when you find something you really love, put your all into it.

daniel Mccormick ’09Episcopal Academy • Georgetown University

Work hard throughout high school but do not get too caught up in your grades. Life is much more

interesting as a well-rounded person. katie yeagley ’09

Villa Maria Academy • University of Pennsylvania

Be open-minded. Life rarely goes the way you plan, and trust your ability to adapt and grow as a person. bobby loftus ’10St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Vanderbilt University

HigH ScHool Alumni EvEnt – Dinner anD a Show!High school-age alumni joined Head of

School Tom Lengel P’12 on May 8 for a

casual dinner in the Great Hall followed

by the opening night production of

Rosemont School’s Spring Musical,

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor

Dreamcoat.

Alumni Alumni


1956Patty Farren Erickson recently celebrated

many joyous occasions with her four

children and 12 grandchildren. Last

spring, the family celebrated a Baptism,

First Holy Communion, Confirmation,

high school graduations, and a college

graduation. Patty and her husband Eric

also enjoyed a family vacation to the shore

with the whole Erickson clan.

1957Pauline Fitzpatrick welcomed a new

grandson, Harry Carmichael IV, on October

7, 2013.

Meet Harry Carmichael IV, grandson of pauline Fitzpatrick ’57.

tom Meeks ’57 and chuck lombardi ’57 enjoyed a visit in Richmond, VA at Tom’s residence in February.

1960Mary Jane DuRoss Bingham relocated

with husband Al to a nearby condo in

their hometown of Avon, CT. They also

welcomed their eighth grandchild, born on

St. Patrick’s Day in New York. Having more

time to visit with family is a top priority.

1966

Madeline sherry ’66 (right) received the Faith in Action Award from Sr. Mary Ann Buckley, SHCJ, American Province Leader, at the Society of the Holy Child Jesus Annual Awards Dinner on March 19. Faith in Action honorees are chosen for exemplifying the characteristics of Cornelia Connelly in their daily lives.

1972Carroll Carney Robertson’s son, Jefferson,

married Ritika Rodrigues at the University

of Virginia Chapel on May 23, 2015. The

entire family celebrated in grand style.

carroll carney robertson ’72 and family celebrate at her son’s nuptials.

1988Michael Shea recently started a new job

as the chief information officer at Morgan

Lewis & Bockius LLP in Philadelphia.

alumni class notes

roseMont school AluMni reception in New YorkWednesday, november 4 • 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

kara ross showroom224 West 30th street, between 7th & 8th Avenues, suite 206

For more information visit www.rosemontschool.org/nyevent.Must be 21 years of age to attend.

Special thanks to host Kara Gaffney Ross ’80 for sharing her brand new showroom with us for the festivities.

1992Kathy Krugler Campbell began a new job

in April as a lead instructional designer

for Amtrak in Philadelphia.

1993Ren Hannan Page and husband Jon have

recently relocated to Honolulu, HI.

Lauren Keleher Lashinger and her family

have moved to Newtown Square, PA.

Lauren is a Director – Personal Stylist &

Leader with Stella & Dot.

Katie Heist Suddarth is a general internal

medicine physician in Denver, CO. Last

summer she married Jon Suddarth in

Jackson Hole, WY. They are expecting a

baby girl in November.

1995Joe Mallon married Amanda Forstrom on

September 12, 2015.

1996Taryn Streich is engaged to Alden Parker.

They are busy planning their September 3,

2016, wedding.

1999Elizabeth Blair is engaged to Mike

Jankowski. The wedding will take place

on April 16, 2016, at St. John Neumann

Church followed by a reception at

Overbrook Golf Club in Villanova, PA.

2000Caitlin Flannery Devlin Andreotta and

her husband Gregory welcomed their first

child, Brayden Matthew Andreotta, on June

22, 2015. They reside in Broomall, PA.

caitlin Flannery devlin Andreotta ’00 and son Brayden Matthew.

Lindsay Donatiello is engaged to Bryan

Harrison. Their wedding date is set for

September 19, 2015.

Owen Haney married Mia Bartoletti on

June 20, 2015, at St. Gregory’s Church in

Clarks Green, PA. Their reception followed

at the Scranton Cultural Center. Owen’s

brothers, Dan Haney ’02 and Steve Haney

’04, shared the role of best man.

2001Christopher McNabb is in his third year

at Princeton Theological Seminary. This

summer he interned with the National

Religious Campaign Against Torture in

New York and New Jersey to create humane

alternatives to solitary confinement within

both states’ prison systems.

Kelly Snow is the co-founder and CEO

of Mixette (www.mixetteapp.com), a

Philadelphia-based technology startup.

katie heist suddarth ’93 and husband Jon pose with their wedding party in Jackson Hole, WY. The wedding party included Katie’s siblings dan heist ’94, kristin heist ’91, Ashley heist ’00, and kevin heist ’96.

katie heist suddarth ’93 and husband Jon share a quiet moment following their 2014 nuptials.

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hilary hannan ’01 and husband Philip Saylor pose for photographs following their February 2015 wedding.

2002Emily Walsh married Christopher Irving

on June 20, 2015, at St. Thomas of

Villanova Church. Their wedding reception

follwed at St. David’s Golf Club in Wayne,

PA. Emily’s classmate, Tory Gosnell ’02,

was the maid of honor.

Kate Wiber graduated this spring

earning her MBA from the Yale School

of Management, and is going to work in

the biotechnology industry as a product

manager.

2003Kelly Appino is engaged to Neil Otte.

They are busy planning their October 2016

wedding.

Adriana Vetrano Cornell is a professional

counselor and academic consultant in

Philadelphia. Her practice serves high

school students seeking individualized

attention regarding the college application

process. Adriana is also a group facilitator

with SpeakUp!, which encourages open

communication between middle and high

school students and their parents. She was

a group facilitator for Rosemont School’s

SpeakUp! event in March.

2005 Bobby Manning moved from West

Chester, PA to Philadelphia, where he is

working for Morgan Stanley completing

his financial advisor training. To his

father’s delight, Bobby will be joining The

Manning Team at Morgan Stanley.

emily Walsh ’02 shares a special moment with maid of honor, tory Gosnell ’02.

2007Jerry Clark graduated magna cum

laude from the University of Pittsburgh

in April with a degree in history and a

double minor in economics and political

science. He was accepted into the ACE

(Alliance for Catholic Education) program

at St. Joseph’s University, where he will

receive a Master’s in education while

simultaneously teaching history and U.S.

government at Father Judge High School.

He will also be serving as assistant to the

vice president.

Charlie Foltz graduated cum laude

from Temple University in May of 2015.

Following graduation he has been working

as an underwriter for Cigna, a health

insurance firm.

charlie Foltz ’07 celebrates with his parents Rich and Fran Foltz P’07 following his Temple University commencement.

Andy Manning graduated cum laude

from Bucknell University in May with

a Bachelor’s degree in accounting and

financial management. He is working for

AXA Equitable in Jersey City and living in

Hoboken, NJ.

Caitlin Petrakis graduated from Boston

College in May with a degree in political

science and communications.

caitlin petrakis ’07

2008

Katherine Clark is a senior at Ursinus

College, majoring in health and exercise

physiology. She interned this summer as a

horseback riding instructor at Camp Twin

Lakes, a camp for seriously ill and disabled

children, approximately 90 minutes

outside Atlanta, GA in Rutledge. Katherine

is also training a puppy, Dawson, for

service with CPL (Canine Partners for Life)

based in Cochranville, PA.

Classmates katherine clark ’08 and kathryn Walsh ’08 visited campus in March with Dawson, the service dog that Katherine is training. Fourth grade teachers Dominique Cortese and Ann James enjoy meeting Dawson.

Brian Hecht spent his fall semester

in Turkey in 2014. Brian is a senior at

Georgetown University.

Longtime friends Meghan Mccormick ’03, caroline carlin ’03, and Mary lauren Magargee ’03 got together for a mini reunion weekend in Charleston, SC. They relived the glory days of countless sleepovers with the added excitement of sleeping on a boat!

2009Daniel McCormick is an employee of

Georgetown University’s “Students

Serving Students Corporation,” better

known as The Corp, the largest student-

run non-profit corporation in the world.

Daniel is also a member of a coed business

fraternity, a member of the board of a

student consulting group called ProMazo,

and a tutor in the Sursum Corda district

of D.C helping at-risk elementary school

children learn to read and do math. Daniel

is a junior at Georgetown this fall.

Andrew Wiener is a junior at Bucknell

University and is a member of the track

and field team. He competed at the

IC4A Championship meet at Princeton

University on the 4x400 relay team.

Andrew is a biology major with a

neuropsychology and Italian studies

double minor.

Christopher Wiener is a junior at Loyola

University Maryland. After three years

of volunteer service at the Radnor Fire

Company, Christopher was voted into

Active Membership. He is active during

the summer months. Christopher is a

communications major with a business

administration minor.

I n t r o d u c i n g emily Walsh ’02 and husband C h r i s t o p h e r Irving.

Cape May, NJ provides the perfect setting for hilary hannan ’01 and her wedding party, which included fellow Rosemont School alumni ren hannan page ’93, liz Finegan ’01, kristen lappas ’01, and danny Fraider ’01.

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Katie Yeagley is on the board of the

University of Pennsylvania all-female

a cappella group, Quaker Notes, as a

show manager. The group sings a variety

of styles and genres of modern music,

ranging from pop and rock. Quaker

Notes perform at multiple events every

year, from charity events to events at the

University of Pennsylvania, including its

fall and spring shows.

Joe Mccallion ’07 and kevin Gayhardt ’09 join Maribeth McCallion P’07’09, Director of Athletics, and Tom Lengel P’12, Head of School, at the annual Father Son Sports Dinner in February. Joe and Kevin introduced the evening’s guest speaker, Michael Murphy, lacrosse coach at the University of Pennyslvania.

2010 Kelly Manning completed her freshman

year at Bucknell University earning Dean’s

List both semesters. She is a member of

the Student Calling Program and was

selected to be a monitor for sophomore

year. Additionally, Kelly was selected

to be a student member of the Bucknell

University Alumni Association Board.

Kelly spent the month of July studying

at the London School of Economics with

several of her best friends from The Agnes

Irwin School.

2011Christopher Abate starred as Charles

Heatherset the Butler in St. Joseph’s

Preparatory School’s spring production

of Christopher graduated from St. Joe’s

Prep in June and is a freshman at Catholic

University.

Carla Boyce was inducted into Episcopal

Academy’s Cum Laude Honor Society in

the spring. Carla graduated from Episcopal

in June and is a freshman at the University

of Virginia.

Curran Browning graduated from The

Haverford School in the spring and is

attending the Elliott School of International

Affairs at George Washington University in

Washington, D.C.

Laura Dallara graduated from The Agnes

Irwin School in June. She won the Harvard

Book award, and has completed two

internships-one in an animal behavior lab

at Temple University, and the other with

a graduate student performing research

at the Center for Sleep and Circadian

Biology at the University of Pennsylvania.

Laura is a freshman at the University of

Pennsylvania.

Zachary decarlo ’11Zachary DeCarlo graduated from Malvern

Preparatory School in June, with first

honors and as a member of the National

Honor Society. Zachary was a four-year

water polo athlete, four-year swimming

athlete, and three-year lacrosse athlete. He

was co-editor-in-chief of the Malvern Prep

yearbook, and a four-year member of the

Malvern Theatre SocietyWhile at Malvern

Prep, Zachary participated in a foreign

exchange adventure to Panama for five

weeks and a senior service excursion to

Durban, South Africa for 12 days. Zachary

is a freshman at the Health and Human

Services College of Pennsylvania State

University.

Jane Gallagher is attending Drew

University this fall in Madison, NJ. She

merited a Presidential Arts Scholarship

from the university.

Evan Hennessy graduated from Devon

Preparatory School and is a freshmen at

Schreyer Honors College at Pennsylvania

State University, where he is a chemical

engineering major.

William hyland ’11

William Hyland IV graduated from The

Haverford School in June. He received

The Lewis-Wright Award for achieving the

greatest degree of excellence in music.

William was also awarded The Presidential

Scholarship to Wake Forest University,

where he is studying music performance

and business. William has performed in

Vienna (Bosendorfer Hall), Paris (Cite de

Arts), Barcelona (Catalunya Conservatory),

Philadelphia (Kimmel Center), and New

York (Carnegie Hall), where he performed

Beethoven’s on June 7, 2015. William

has also won Bloomsburg University’s

2015 Young Artists’ competition in May

2015 and performed in Gross Auditorium

at Carver Hall and on WVIA-FM radio.

William has been accepted into The Curtis

Institute’s Young Artist Summer program

the last two years.

Thomas Meis received a silver medal

for AP English at the Commencement

of St. Joseph’s Preparatory School in

May. Thomas is a freshman at Syracuse

University, where he was accepted by

early decision into its Newhouse School of

Communications. Only 300 applicants are

accepted each year into this school.

John Pfister graduated from the Malvern

Preparatory School and is attending

Pennsylvania State University in the

College of Engineering.

RSHC classmates reunite as freshmen this fall at Pennsylvania State University: Zachary decarlo ’11, John pfister ’11, and Jimmy boyle ’11.

Congratulations to the following alumni

who were cast members in The Haverford

School’s award-winning production of :

Curran Browning ’11, Jimmy Boyle ’11,

Andrew Lengel ’12, Jack Roarty ’13,

and Spencer Davis ’14. Lexi Suydam

’11 was in the Ladies’ Ensemble and

William Hyland ’11 was in the Orchestra.

This spring production won two Greater

Philadelphia Cappie Awards in May.

Emily Siegfried graduated from Merion

Mercy Academy in the spring. She is

attending Gettysburg College, where she

was recruited to play field hockey.

2012Jack Bellwoar won his second straight

Pennsylvania VEX Robotics State

championship with his Haverford School

team, The Cavalry. Four teams qualified

for the World Championship in Louisville,

KY in April. Jack is a senior this fall.

Barbara Boylan, a senior at Archmere

Academy, attended the Early College

Program of the School of the Art Institute

of Chicago from June 29 to July 10. In

March, Barbara received Archmere’s

annual Michael Curcio ’06 Emerging Artist

scholarship award for her committment

to the study of art, outstanding portfolio,

and originally conceived sketchbook.

barbara boylan ’12 in Chicago.

Peter Gayhardt made All-Catholic as

a midfielder for his lacrosse team at St.

Joseph’s Preparatory School. Peter is a

senior this fall.

Mikayla Schneider placed third in the

800 meter run at the PIAA Championships

this spring, setting a school record at the

Academy of Notre Dame where she is

a senior. She clocked at 2:11.72, which

ranked eighth in the country. Her 4x400

relay team finished third at states (29th in

RSHC classmates celebrate at their commencement from The Academy of Notre Dame in June: Jane Gallagher ’11, karla cortes ’11, lexi suydam ’11, olivia klenn ’11, Megan Marshall ’11, Maggie curry ’11, elizabeth brower ’11, katie sarmiento ’11, and caitlin livesey ’11.

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the country) at 3:58.79. Mikayla also placed

third in the 800 meter run at The DVGTCA

Meet of Champions, clocking at 2:13.05,

which ranked fourth in Pennsylvania and

eighth in the country.

Rachel Weber, a senior at the Academy

of Notre Dame, was nominated to attend

the Congress of Future Science and

Technology Leaders in Boston in June.

Rachel was nominated by astronaut Buzz

Aldrin, Science Director of the National

Academy of Future Scientists and

Technologists, to represent Notre Dame

based on her academic achievement,

leadership potential, and passion for

science and technology.

Jack bellwoar ’12, danny donahue ’12, and William Mcdevitt ’13 were inducted into The Haverford School’s Honors Society for language students in April. They were selected for this honor based on their academic achievements in Spanish. Not pictured is William McDevitt ’13.

2013Marion Boyd was an award recipient at

the Delaware County Science Fair at the

Delaware County Intermediate Unit in

March. She is a junior at the Academy of

Notre Dame.

William McDevitt earned a perfect score

of 800 on his SAT chemistry subject test.

William will be interning at the University

of Pennsylvania’s cancer research center

in the summer of 2016. William won the

Coach’s award on The Haverford School’s

tennis team, which is ranked 6th in the

country. In addition, he is head of the

debate team as well as editor and head

photographer of the yearbook. William is

a junior at Haverford.

MaryKate Neff has been selected for the

2015-2016 USA Field Hockey Women’s

National U17 squad after an invitation

to USA Junior National Camp in July.

MaryKate was also selected to play in the

2015 AAU Junior Olympics. She is a junior

at the Academy of Notre Dame.

The following alumni competed in the

Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science

competition in June at Pennsylvania

State University: Marion Boyd ’13, Sarah

Crinnion ’14, Julia Goldschmidt ’13, and

Taylor Morrison ’14. Julia Goldschmidt

received special recognition for her

exceptional score of 4.8/5.0.

2014Eustace DeCarlo graduated from Stratford

Friends School in June. He is a freshman at

Woodlynde School.

Patrick Keenan was on Malvern

Preparatory School’s Novice Quad rowing

team, which came in first at the City

Championships in the spring. He is a

sophomore at Malvern Prep.

Johnny McGlinn, a sophomore at Malvern

Preparatory School, rowed in the Novice

Quad and came in first at the City

Championships this past spring.

Sarah Jane Quigley is on the varsity

lacrosse team. She is a sophomore at the

Academy of Notre Dame.

Olivia Traynor earned the Inter-Ac League

title at Gulph Mills Golf Club in May. She

also set a school record in the spring with

a 36 at Sunnybrook Golf Club. Olivia is a

sophomore at the Academy of Notre Dame.

David Wiener rowed in the Freshman

Quad during his first year at Malvern

Preparatory School. The team came in

first at the City Championships and third

at the national competition. David is a

sophomore at Malvern Prep.

As freshmen, david Wiener ’14, patrick keenan ’14, and Johnny McGlinn ’14 enjoyed an outstanding season rowing for Malvern Prep.

Brenna Donahue ’14 and Kylie Nolen

’14 were volunteers for St. Rose of Lima’s

production of .

Congratulations to sydney Wolfington ’14 and brenna donahue ’14, who were award winners at The Agnes Irwin School’s Winter Athletic Recognition Ceremony. Sydney won the Most Improved Varsity Basketball Player award and Brenna won the Most Improved Varsity Swimmer award. Both girls are sophomores at Agnes Irwin.

Births

Harper Frances Compton to Denise Fraider Compton ’98 and Steve...born December 11, 2014

Bo Alexander Roberts to Alex Roberts ’91 and Jeanette...born February 20, 2015

Cecilia Frances Cooper to Andrea Downs Cooper ’97 and Adam...born February 25, 2015

Ryan Christopher Manfrey to Jason Manfrey ’97 and Maureen...born March 1, 2015

Bryn Elizabeth Donnell to Courtney McMahon Donnell ’00 and William...born March 27, 2015

Michael Barrett Ries to Rebecca Noone Ries ’89 and Mark...born April 5, 2015

Michael Carter Roberts to John Roberts ’80 and Kyle...born May 6, 2015

Lilliana Woody to Grace Clarke Woody ’02 and Landon...born May 27, 2015

Christopher Paul Nolen to Paul Nolen ’95 and Megan...born June 5, 2015

Brayden Matthew Andreotta to Caitlin Flannery Devlin Andreotta ’00 and Gregory...born June 22, 2015

Harper Frances Compton Bo Alexander Roberts Ryan Christopher Manfrey Bryn Elizabeth DonnellCecilia Frances Cooper and big sister Stella

CALLING ALL MEMBERS OF THE CLASSES ENDING IN 5’S AND 0’S

Save the date for Reunion Weekend 2015 events on October 24 - 25!For more information visit www.rosemontschool.org/reunions

or contact Maria Breck Gunn at 610-922-1023.

Michael Barrett Ries Lilliana Woody Christopher Paul Nolen Michael Carter RobertsBrayden Matthew Andreotta

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condolencesMarian J. Blake, mother of Jack Blake ’70, Tracy Blake DeVlieger ’73, Christopher Edward Blake, and the

late Edward Blake ’68 - died April 15, 2015

Wendell Bright, father of April Bright ’83 and grandfather of Nailah Bright ’04 - died August 21, 2015

Richard P. Cancelmo, M.D., father of Chrissy Mellet Cancelmo ’82 - died March 9, 2015

John C. Casey, father of James Casey ’93 - died April 7, 2015

Rosemary de Lourdes Casey, grandmother of Tim Peterson ’00 and Rosemary Peterson Wallingford ’02 - died July 2, 2015

Mary Elizabeth Keleher, grandmother of Lauren Keleher Lashinger ’93 and Robert Keleher ’03 - died April 17, 2015

Inez Victoria McCarthy, mother of Patricia McCarthy Graham ’65 - died March 15, 2015

Agnes M. McLaughlin, grandmother of Joseph McLaughlin III ’08, Alex McLaughlin ’10, and Eric McLaughlin ’14 -

died April 14, 2015

Elizabeth Luttrell Offutt, mother of Stephanie Luttrell Stanko ’86 - died April 5, 2015

Michael F. Reilly, grandfather of Luke Wolter ’14 – died July 11, 2015

Graham D’Albey Shafer, father of Aimee Shafer Grimes ’89, Lindsay Shafer Dailey ’90, Graham Shafer ’93, and

Bradford Shafer ’95 - died March 18, 2015

Edward J. Walsh Jr., father of Daniel Walsh ’75 - died April 2, 2015

DiD you miss the Draft?our inaugural

FAntAsy FootbAll leAGue kicked off in early september!

special thanks to our 2015 commissioner, danny donahue ’12.

please take a moment and send an email to [email protected] so you don’t miss another minute of play!For more information, contact Maria Breck Gunn, Director of Alumni Relations, at 610-922-1023 or [email protected].

Banner yearfOr Parents’ auxiliaryIt was a year of great returns for the Parents’ Auxiliary! Through fundraising events

such as the Golf & Tennis Outing, Rosemont

School Shops, and the Spring Auction (Amore

Amalfi) volunteers helped raise more than a

quarter-million dollars for Rosemont School! We

thank them so much for their time and treasure on

behalf of our School. d

oFFicersPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kristen Sheffer

Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gretchen Millspaugh Cooney

Past President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cinde Hark

Recording Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anne-Marie Rischitelli

Corresponding Secretary . . . . . . . . . . .Stephanie Cunningham Ortiz ’83

Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jane Cutler

MeMbers-At-lArGeKathy Barton, Stacey Brand, Jeremy Conlon, Carolyn Gilligan,

Christina Glackin, Leigh Lingle, Nicole Schlich, Lauren South

coMMittee chAirpersonsAuction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Christina Glackin, Joanne Pettit Robinson ’94

Collectors Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kimberly Lowe

Gift Wrap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Megan Trost, Kate Shields

Golf & Tennis Outing . . . . Mike Morsell, Brian Robinson, Nicole Schlich

Stephanie Cunningham Ortiz ’83

Homecoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maria Schreder, Georgine Trumpbour

Homeroom Parents Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Melissa Gabriel

Nominating Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cinde Hark

Rosemont School Shops . . .Kathy Barton, Kristen Hinckle, Gillian Reilly

Secret Santa Workshop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sherri DeRosa, Melissa Gabriel

Teacher-Staff Appreciation Day . . .Stacey Brand, Margaret Anne Nolen

hoMerooM pArentsYoung Falcons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolyn Gilligan

Three Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maggie Kain

PreKindergarten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stacey Brand, Dawn Doherty

Kindergarten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Christine Abboud, Christina Glackin

First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kristen Hinckle, Victoria Koslosky

Second . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nicole Schlich, Ruth Strid

Third. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amy Fullem, Alicia McGowan

Fourth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leigh Lingle, Katie Pryma

Fifth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lori O’Leary, Anita Primo

Sixth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stephanie Cunningham Ortiz ’83, Kristen Sheffer

Seventh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gretchen Millspaugh Cooney, Tammy Kelly

Eighth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Betsy Minnich, Anne-Marie Rischitelli

PAREnTS’ AUxILIARy • 2015-2016

Cinde Hark P’18’21’24, outgoing, and incoming President Kristen Sheffer P’16’18 display the check of the Auxiliary’s donations for 2014-2015.

32 Record number of tennis players in the Golf & Tennis Outing

34 Vendors at Rosemont School Shops

45 Amore Amalfi sponsors 61 Paddles Raised at Amore Amalfi’s

“Raise Your Paddle”

270 People that attended our sold-out Mass & Breakfast

227 Items purchased through Text2Bid at Amore Amalfi

325 Fall Festival attendees

61,000 “Raise Your Paddle” dollars for donation

248,000 Amore Amalfi net dollars raised

Annual Report of Gifts Annual Report of Gifts


Dear Parents, Alumni, Grandparents, Faculty/Staff, and Friends,

Thank you! It is with a deep sense of

gratitude that I proudly present the

2014-2015 Annual Report of Gifts.

On the following pages you will find

a clear example of what makes our

School family so extraordinary…the

overwhelming support from every

segment of our community.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees and

the Office of Institutional Advancement

staff, a special thanks to everyone who is recognized on the

following pages. Each of you has made a positive impact on the

lives of our students. This generous outpouring of time, talent,

and financial contributions secure the foundation upon which

our School continues to thrive.

Sincerely,

Mark P. Casey P’18’20’22’25

Trustee

Chairman, Advancement Committee

Tuition & Fees 80%Voluntary Support 11% Annual Fund Parents’ Auxiliary Faculty Retirement PA EITCEndowment Interest 4%Miscellaneous Income 5% Expenses Educational Programs & General Administrative 86% Financial Aid 8%Physical Plant 6%

expenses

Summary of GiftsJuly 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015

support for current operations Annual Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $263,524Pennsylvania EITC/OSTC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$440,052Parents’ Auxiliary Fundraisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $280,000Faculty Retirement Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $147,077Special Gifts & Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $44,344

total General support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,174,997

support for capital purposes Cornelia’s Challenge Capital Campaign . . . . . . . . . . . . .$60,000

total cash support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,234,997

Tuition & Fees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75% Voluntary Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14%

Annual FundParents’ AuxiliaryFaculty RetirementPA EITC/OSTC Endowment Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6%

Miscellaneous Income. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5%

Rosemont School of the Holy Child’s Annual Report is prepared by the Office of Institutional Advancement staff. Our fiscal year begins on July 1 and ends on June 30. Contributions are recorded through June 30, 2015. We regret any errors or omissions. If there is an error in the spelling or listing of your name, please inform Maria Breck Gunn, Director of Leadership Giving & Alumni Relations at 610-922-1023 or [email protected].

Educational Programs & General Administrative . . . . . . . 85% Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9% Physical Plant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6%

Tuition & Fees 80%Voluntary Support 11% Annual Fund Parents’ Auxiliary Faculty Retirement PA EITCEndowment Interest 4%Miscellaneous Income 5% Expenses Educational Programs & General Administrative 86% Financial Aid 8%Physical Plant 6%

income

board of trustees

Robert E. Shields, ChairWadiyah N. AliAlison J. Barr ’77Janet D. CarsonMark P. CaseyMichael J. Donahue Leslie G. GillinSr. Carol Ann Knight, SHCJSarah Ellen LenahanSr. Helen McDonald, SHCJMark F. Miller, Sr.Elizabeth A. Reilly ’83William P. RouseArnold C. Schneider IIIEdward A. Trumpbour IIIFrank E. Weise IVKathleen E. Wunner

John P. Donohue – Trustee Emeritus

institutional Advancement committee of the board of trustees

Mark P. Casey, ChairAlison J. Barr ’77Kristen Luke BrooksZachary C. DeCarlo, Sr.Agnes G. GayhardtMaria Breck GunnThomas G. LengelKevin J. LuceyJoanne Pettit Robinson ’94 Kristen Tague ShefferRobert E. ShieldsPatrick J. Traynor, Jr.Theodore Wahl

Additional board committee Members-at-large

Catherine C. CantlinJay DevineSharon T. GaffneyMarnie Linette Gallagher ’76 David B. HarkEdward J. Kaier ’59Piers C. LingleRobert F. ManningThomas W. McGlinnCharles J. Minnich IVAnne Marie PettitStephen J. SchrederChristopher D. Shields ’83

Patrick C. SouthErik O. Strid ’83Kristen Vieira TraynorMarguerite S. WalshGuntram J. Weissenberger, Jr.William C. WermuthKurt Wolter

Annual Fund committee

Patrick J. Traynor, Jr. Annual Giving ChairJessica Dasher Annual Giving Vice Chair Michael Duffy ’99 Alumni ChairErin Toscani Faculty/Staff ChairKaren Grossman Faculty/Staff Vice Chair

Alumni Association board

Lindsay M. Gosnell ’00 PresidentJoseph A. McFalls III ’98 Vice President

Emily Walsh Irving ’02 Director of CommunicationsMichael Duffy ’99 Alumni Annual Fund ChairJoanne Pettit Robinson ’94 Member-at-LargeKathy Krugler Campbell ’92 Member-at-LargeTory Gosnell ’02 Member-at-LargeKristin Seidner Sherman ’93 Santa Event Chair

phonathon volunteers

Kathy Krugler Campbell ’92Mark P. CaseyJessica DasherMichael Duffy ’99Amy FullemLindsay M. Gosnell ’00Tory Gosnell ’02Emily Walsh Irving ’02William JanschkaJoseph A. McFalls III ’98Joanne Pettit Robinson ’94Thomas J. SeidnerPatrick J. Traynor, Jr.

VolunteersNo institution can succeed in meeting its financial goals without supportive and energetic volunteers. Rosemont School of the Holy Child volunteers set the standard for commitment and dedication to their tasks. To the volunteers who worked so diligently on behalf of our School, thank you for your passionate support. This report honors all of you!

rshc board of trustees BACK ROW: Elizabeth Reilly ’83, Tom Lengel P’12, Alison Barr ’77, Mark Casey P’18’20’22’25, Sr. Helen McDonald, SHCJ, Ed Trumpbour P’16’16, Sarah Ellen Lenahan P’09. FRONT ROW: Bill Rouse P’20’24, Sr. Carol Ann Knight, SHCJ, Bob Shields P’83’86’89’93 GP’19’19’21, Kate Wunner, Mark Miller P’04’09’15, and Arnie Schneider P’10’12’15. Not pictured: Wadiyah Ali P’87’96, Janet Carson P’93’95’04, Mike Donahue P’12’14’17, Leslie Gillin P’16’22, and Frank Weise P’14’16’18.

Our financial support for the Annual Fund is greater than any other year in the 66-year history of the School

d

An incredible 88% of our parent community has made financial gifts to the School

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scholarship contributions via the PA EITC/OSTC programs grew to largest amount in the history

of the school and supported over 20 students

d

over 240 volunteers, representing countless hours of service, enriched our School community

d

100% of our faculty and staff, board of trustees, and Alumni board contributed to the

Annual Fund again this year

MILESTONES...



officers

President................................................................................ Cinde HarkVice President................................................................ Kristen ShefferPast President....................................................................... Holly ClarkRecording Secretary...............................................Emily Branch-OkalaCorresponding Secretary................................ Anne-Marie RischitelliTreasurer............................................................................... Jane CutlerDirector of Institutional Advancement........... Kristen Luke BrooksParents’ Liaison............................................................. Megan McHugh

Members-at-large

Jeremy ConlonGretchen Millspaugh CooneyMelissa GabrielBetsy MinnichStephanie Cunningham Ortiz ’83Jen SalvatoreKatie StorrerKristin Vollmer

committee chairpersons

Auction................................ Jen Gallagher, Kristen Reich, Tara WahlAuction Tribute Book................................................. Caroline Flotron

Collectors Corner........................................................... Kimberly LoweGift Wrap........................................... Christine Abboud, Megan TrostGolf & Tennis Outing...........................Chuck Minnich, Mike Morsell, Stacey Brand, Renata CaseyHomecoming......................... Maria Schreder, Georgine TrumpbourHomeroom Parents Coordinator............................... Melissa Gabriel Nominating Committee....................................................... Holly ClarkRosemont School Shops........................ Jen Salvatore, Lauren SouthSecret Santa Workshop........ Sherri DeRosa, Anne-Marie RischitelliTeacher-Staff Appreciation Day........ Morgan Drexelius, Jenn Sims

homeroom parents

Coordinator.................................................................... Melissa GabrielNursery......................................... Jamie Berlanska, Katie TopolewskiPreKindergarten.............................. Christina Glackin, Lauren South Kindergarten..................................... Margaret Kresge, Keisha ParkerFirst.................................................... Christine Abboud, Stacey BrandSecond........................................................ Jane Cutler, Dawn DohertyThird....................................................... Holly Clark, Robin Farley ’83Fourth............................................. Amy Curran, Maryanne JanschkaFifth......................................................... Sherry Phillips, Gillian ReillySixth......................... Gretchen Millspaugh Cooney, Robin MorrisonSeventh................................................... Meg McGinn, Kristen ShefferEighth................................................. Agnes Gayhardt, Char Pomeroy

Parents’ Auxiliary Members 2014-2015

2014-2015 parents’ Auxiliary Members: Kristen Reich, Katie Storrer, Keisha Parker, Mary Beth Ertel, Jane Cutler, Anne-Marie Rischitelli, Megan McHugh, Gretchen Millspaugh Cooney, Nicole Schlich, Jeremy Conlon, Cinde Hark, Jen Salvatore, Holly Clark, Emily Branch-Okala, Betsy Minnich, and Kristen Sheffer.

Giving CirclesThank you to the following donors whose tax-deductible gifts enable us to fulfill our mission for all our students. Listed below are the contributors who made individual gifts as well as facilitated gifts to the School through their corporate relationships.

rosemont school circle$50,000 and above

Anonymous (2) RSHC Parents’ Auxiliary

holy child circle$25,000 and above

AnonymousMr. & Mrs. John F. McGlinn IIMr. & Mrs. Erik O. Strid ’83Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Zacney

cornelia connelly circle$10,000 and above

Anonymous (2)Colonial Oaks FoundationMr. & Mrs. Jeremy B. ConlonDrs. Sean C. & Amy L. CurranMr. & Mrs. Michael J. DonahueMs. Caroline A. FlotronMr. & Mrs. Neil F. Gallagher (Marnie Linette ’76)Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. GallagherMr. & Mrs. Richard A. Hinckley, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. Michell IV ’73Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Minnich IVMr. & Mrs. Robert M. MitchellMr. & Mrs. Marco A. ParilloMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. SchrederMr. & Mrs. James S. SimpsonJohn L. & Grace P. Soldoveri Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Strid ’89Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Taylor ’78Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Traynor, Jr.Kevin L. Wilson ’74

circle of excellence $5,000 and above

Mr. & Mrs. Kane BrenanMr. & Mrs. Mark P. CaseyConnelly FoundationMr. & Mrs. Thomas S. ConnellyMr. & Mrs. Jason T. DasherMr. & Mrs. Donald F. Gayhardt, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Gillin ’83Mr. & Mrs. David B. HarkMr. & Mrs. Liam J. KellyMr. & Mrs. David Koslosky

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. LuceyM & T BankMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. McLaughlin, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. OkalaElizabeth A. Reilly ’83Mr. & Mrs. Brian L. Robinson (Joanne Pettit ’94)Kara Gaffney Ross ’80Mr. & Mrs. Arnold C. Schneider IIIMr. & Mrs. Scott T. ShefferMr. & Mrs. Robert E. ShieldsMr. & Mrs. Carter SimsMr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Tague, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. TopolewskiMr. & Mrs. Paul A. TornettaMr. & Mrs. Edward A. Trumpbour IIIMr. & Mrs. Frank E. Weise IV (Aimee Kiely ’82)Mrs. Frank E. Weise IIIMr. & Mrs. Bruce D. WietlisbachMr. & Mrs. Leon J. Worrell

tudor circle$2,500.00 and above

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph AbboudAlison J. Barr ’77Mr. & Mrs. James J. BartonMr. Rastislav Berlansky & Mrs. Jamie L. BerlanskaMr. Charles S. CantlinMr. Kevin M. Carroll & Ms. Elizabeth B. YaoMr. & Mrs. Eugene P. ClarkMr. & Mrs. Llewellyn H. CookMr. J. Gordon Cooney, Jr.’73 & Ms. Gretchen Millspaugh CooneyMr. & Mrs. Brett J. DrexeliusMr. & Mrs. Edmund J. Gaffney ’82 Mr. Dean M. Gianoukos & Ms. Robin M. Farley ’83Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Kain ’91Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. KellyMrs. James C. KnightMr. & Mrs. Kevin S. KyleMr. & Mrs. Piers C. LingleMr. & Mrs. Mark F. Miller, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Nolen ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander E. Ortiz (Stephanie Cunningham ’83)Penn Liberty BankMr. & Mrs. Christopher P. PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Christopher S. ReichMr. & Mrs. William P. RouseMr. & Mrs. David R. Shields ’86Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Shields ’83Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. SwalleyMr. & Mrs. James J. TornettaUtica National Insurance GroupMr. & Mrs. Guntram J. Weissenberger, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John A. Wolfington

Founders circle$1,949 and above

Dianne & Don CooneyMr. David M. CutlerMrs. Jane CutlerMr. & Mrs. Zachary C. DeCarlo, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. DeRosaMr. & Mrs. Karl E. FehrenbachMr. & Mrs. Brian D. GallaryMr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. JonesDr. & Mrs. Rudolf L. LaveranMr. & Mrs. Patrick T. McGinnMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McHugh, Jr.C.S. McKee, L.P.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. RoartyMr. & Mrs. Ernesto L. SalasMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. ShortenSociety of the Holy Child JesusMr. & Mrs. Scott A. StorrerUGI Energy ServicesMr. & Mrs. David Wilbur

Millenium circle $1,000 and above

Anonymous Drs. Rexford & Ohenewaa AhimaMs. Wadiyah N. AliMr. & Mrs. James W. BarrettMr. & Mrs. Sean A. BerginMr. & Mrs. James J. Boyle III ’73Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. BrunoMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. BurnsMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. CarsonMr. & Mrs. William F. ClarkeStephan T. Connelly ’01The Connolly Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. John D. CurranMr. & Mrs. Stephen D’EliaElliott-Lewis CorporationMr. & Mrs. Timothy B. GilliganMr. & Mrs. Robert C. HinckleHelen Meeks Horstmann ’59Independence Blue CrossMr. & Mrs. William M. Keane, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. KeenanMr. & Mrs. Paul G. KnightMr. & Mrs. Raymond A. KresgeMr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. LawrenceMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. LengelMr. & Mrs. Robert J. LoftusMr. & Mrs. Robert F. ManningMr. & Mrs. Peter J. McGowanMrs. Catherine McGuckinMr. & Mrs. Dirk R. MerrillMr. & Mrs. William C. MorsellMr. & Mrs. Michael D. NearyMr. & Mrs. Michael J. O’NeillDrs. Thomas R. & April K. PapaMr. & Mrs. James J. Pettit, Jr.

Giving Circles

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Dr. & Mrs. Daniel A. PrymaChristina A. Rigterink ’57Amelia Q. Riley ’83Mr. & Mrs. John J. RobertsMr. & Mrs. Henry T. RossiMr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Schmidt, Sr.Anne Haughton Schmitt ’62Mr. & Mrs. Rodney H. StieffelGina M. Sullivan, Esq. ’90Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. TetiMrs. Lawrence TornettaMr. & Mrs. Paul A. TufanoMrs. Joseph H. Wunderlich

Falcon circle$500 and above

Anonymous (2)Dr. & Mrs. Harry J. BarrMr. & Mrs. Michael W. BrandDr. & Mrs. Richard O. Brower, Jr.Mrs. Catherine M. CantlinMrs. J. Gordon CooneyMr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Deas, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. DudleyDr. & Mrs. Anthony FaroleMr. & Mrs. Brian T. FenlinPauline FitzPatrick ’57Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. FullemMr. & Mrs. Michael J. GabrielMr. & Mrs. Charles F. GlackinLindsay M. Gosnell ’00Mr. & Mrs. James GruccioMr. & Mrs. J. Anthony HaydenMr. & Mrs. Matthew P. HullMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kaier ’59Mr. Patrick J. Kelley & Mrs. Judith K. Wolfington-KelleyDr. Sarah Ellen LenahanMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. McCartneyJoseph A. McFalls III ’98Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McNultyMr. & Mrs. Alec H. NeillyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. PhelanMr. & Mrs. Samuel H. PondDr. Patricia RileyMr. & Mrs. John E. RischitelliRSHC Class of 2003Mrs. Anne C. ScardinoSiblings of Daniel J. AlgeoMr. & Mrs. Gary J. SilviMr. & Mrs. Patrick C. SouthMs. Victoria Stonelake & Mr. Craig SabatinoMr. & Mrs. William J. TaylorMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. WiberMr. & Mrs. Joseph G. WitthohnMr. Kurt Wolter & Dr. Christine E. ReillyDrs. Kathleen & William Wunner

homecoming circle$100 and above

AnonymousMr. & Mrs. John M. AbateMrs. Eileen A. AbbottPersia S. Ali ’96Shannon Ali ’87Ms. Bernadette M. Allen-ThomasTeresa M. Hechmer Anzalone ’74Mr. & Mrs. William J. AsmannMr. Brian S. Austin, Sr. & Dr. Virginia AustinDr. & Mrs. William H. Ayers, Jr.Ms. Elise M. BakerDr. & Mrs. William M. BattleMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. BeachMrs. Robin BeaverSusan Yosko Becker ’60Pauline M. Horstmann Bell ’56Mr. & Mrs. H. Jay BellwoarMr. & Mrs. Claude H. Bennett III (Carol Pearce ’60)Col. & Mrs. Bernard J. BercikPaul S. Blaine ’73Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. BlomquistDr. & Mrs. Marshall E. BlumeMr. James A. Bolden, Jr. & Mrs. Nicolette Burgess-BoldenMrs. Deborah J. BordenKathryn L. Taylor Boyd ’99Mrs. Coleman D. Boylan, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Ray BreckMr. & Mrs. William J. BrennanMs. Kathleen BroderickSr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. BrooksMrs. Margaret A. Buccino

Stephen Cardone ’89Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. CardoneTimothy J. Carson Jr. ’04Mr. & Mrs. Denis T. Cassidy (Judy Wankmiller ’59)Joy Civitella ’64Mrs. Gilbert G. ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Stephen V. Clarke ’73Patricia M. Colbert ’65Sean Connors ’92Mr. & Mrs. John M. Coogan, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Cosgrave, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William J. CunninghamDouglas S. Davies ’91Drs. Paul & Caroline DavisMichael B. Dean ’81Mr. & Mrs. Francis DeHoratiusMr. & Mrs. Bruce J. deMarcoDr. & Mrs. Robert M. DeMarinisDonald F. Denny Jr. ’67Ms. Deborah DiMarzioMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey T. Dische (Kristin Strid ’86)Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. DittmarMr. & Mrs. John J. D’Lauro IIIMr. & Mrs. John DockrayMs. Debra DrexeliusMr. & Mrs. B. John DuffyMichael A. Duffy ’99Mr. & Mrs. William B. DuffyMr. Kyle DunnMr. & Mrs. Michael F. EichertPatty Farren Erickson ’56Mr. Kevin J. Ertel & Dr. Mary Beth ErtelMr. & Mrs. Michael J. FarrellMr. & Mrs. Robert K. FaughtMichael Finelli ’89Mr. & Mrs. Gary Fluharty

Giving Circles

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy E. FosterDr. & Mrs. John P. Fraunces, Sr.Ms. Patricia L. FreburgerMr. & Mrs. John J. GabrielMr. & Mrs. Mario D. GambesciaMs. Gerry Johnson GeckleMr. & Mrs. John W. Goldschmidt, Jr.Tory A. Gosnell ’02Mrs. James J. GreytokJames J. Greytok Jr. ’79Mr. & Mrs. Martin E. GrossmanMr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. HaneyMrs. Irene H. HannanMr. & Mrs. Daniel C. HayesMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey P. HeftMr. & Mrs. H. Daniel HeistMs. Kristen G. HinckleyMr. Michael J. HinckleyMr. & Mrs. Paul S. HoffeckerMr. & Mrs. S. W. HoltMr. & Mrs. Daniel E. HopkinsRev. Msgr. John J. JagodzinskiMrs. Ann M. JamesMr. & Mrs. William JanschkaMr. & Mrs. Mark S. JohnsonMs. Margaret A. JonesMichael Joy ’85Mrs. Patricia K. KaneDr. & Mrs. William M. KeaneMrs. Rosemary KeinathWalter R. Keithly Jr. ’69Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. KeleherMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. KellyMs. Roberta L. KennedyMargaret M. Kiely ’68Mr. & Mrs. Hyukmin KimGregory Ladner ’78Law Clerks of Michael Algeo, Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. LawlorDr. & Mrs. John J. LawserLisa D. D’Angeli Lee ’83Mr. & Mrs. William J. LehaneCharles G. Lombardi ’57Drs. Edward R. & Susan P. MagargeeMr. & Mrs. John A. ManiscalcoMr. & Mrs. Keith MartinMr. & Mrs. William C. McConaghyJoseph A. McCreesh III ’88Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McGeeMichael J. McGilvery ’05Mr. & Mrs. John J. McGowanMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. McHugh, Jr.Vincent P. McNally Jr. ’63Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. McNeill, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. John P. MensackMr. & Mrs. Charles E. MillerMr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. MooreMr. & Mrs. David MorrisMr. & Mrs. Roderick MorrisonMr. & Mrs. Michael W. MorsellMr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Mountain

Kathryn E. Murphy ’99Wm. Mark H. Murphy ’58Mrs. Wendy D. NeedhamMr. John N. Negrey IIIDr. & Mrs. R. Barrett NooneMrs. Rosemary PapaMr. & Mrs. John C. PapandonMr. & Mrs. Kenneth K. Parker, Sr.Sandria Ryan Parsons ’56Mr. & Mrs. Warren PattonEleanor Campbell Paulish ’62Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas H. PenningtonPhiladelphia PhilliesPhillies Hall of Fame Club Ushers J. Peter Pierce Jr. ’89Mr. & Mrs. Esaie PierreThe Pina FamilyMr. & Mrs. John W. PomeroyMr. & Mrs. Jerry PotterKristen A. Cardone Poulin ’83Mr. & Mrs. John PrymaMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. QuigleyDonald E. Rhodes ’57 †Mrs. Emily C. Riley & ChildrenMr. & Mrs. William M. RoachMrs. Nelia V. RosquetaAsunta M. Rossi ’10RSHC Class of 2007Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. SalvatoreMr. & Mrs. Joseph A. SavitskyMr. & Mrs. Vincent J. SchiavoneMr. & Mrs. David P. SchlichMrs. Joseph SchrederMr. & Mrs. Helmut SchroettnerBabette Casey Schubert ’76Anne Naylor Schwarz ’73Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. SeidnerMr. David J. Shannon & Dr. Anne W. ShannonMr. & Mrs. Bryan C. ShaughnessyMr. & Mrs. John F. SheaMichael P. Shea ’88Kevin Shields ’89Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. ShortenMr. & Mrs. Michael R. SmithMr. & Mrs. Gregory Getek SoltisDr. & Mrs. James F. Squadrito, Jr.Mrs. Peggy StephensMr. William StilesMr. & Mrs. William J. StreichBrendan Streich ’93Mr. & Mrs. Gerald D. Strid (Kris Flick ’59)Mr. & Mrs. Douglas StuartMr. & Mrs. Wojciech R. SzelaMr. & Mrs. Marek SzelaWilliam J. Taylor Jr. ’67Drs. David & Eileen TaylorMrs. Patrice Temple-WestMr. Horace Thomas, Jr.Mrs. Sandra D. ThomasMrs. Christina E. Thomson

Mr. & Mrs. Peter ToscaniMrs. Kit TostiMr. & Mrs. Manrico A. Troncelliti, Jr.Manrico A. Troncelliti III ’06Mr. & Mrs. Keith E. Trost, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Keith E. TrostMrs. Kathryn L. TucciMr. & Mrs. Richard G. TurnerMr. & Mrs. George J. Vollmer IVAnn Monahan Wambach ’72Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. WashkoMs. Merianne Lorenzen WatsonMs. Rose Ann WesterferJohn G. Wiber ’99Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. WienerMr. & Mrs. James K. Woodcock, Jr. (Lisa McBride ’86)Mr. & Mrs. James WoodcockThe Honorable Patrick L. WoodwardElise N. Wright ’98Dr. James M. Youakim & Dr. Sarah-Vaughan BrakmanMs. Elaine C. ZajanoCarlyn Barr Zehner ’73

†=deceased

Giving Circles

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Charlene and John Roberts P’80’81’91’93 GP’08 joined fellow parents of graduates at the Rosemont School Alumni & Past Parent Beach Party in Avalon, NJ this summer.

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twenty+ years

Mr. Daniel J. Algeo†Teresa Hechmer Anzalone ’74Dr. & Mrs. William H. Ayers, Jr. Pauline Horstmann Bell ’56Mary Jane DuRoss Bingham ’60Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. BlomquistMr. & Mrs. James J. Boyle III ’73Mr. & Mrs. James E. Breslin Ms. Kathleen Broderick Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMary Ann Sherry Campanella ’61Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. CardoneMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. CarsonMr. & Mrs. Denis T. Cassidy (Judy Wankmiller ’59) Mrs. Gilbert G. ClarkeConnelly Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Connelly Mr. J. Gordon Cooney, Jr. ’73 & Ms. Gretchen Millspaugh CooneyMr. & Mrs. Bruce J. DeMarcoMr. & Mrs. John J. D’Lauro IIISusan Duckett ’57Mr. & Mrs. William B. DuffyMs Gerry J. GeckleMr. & Mrs. Albert J. Heumann, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kaier ’59Mr. Philip H. KruglerPatricia Horstmann Lynch ’56Drs. Edward R. & Susan P. MagargeeMs. Carole A. Manley Mr. & Mrs. James W. Mazzoni Mr.† & Mrs. William J. McCandlessChristine O’Leary McClancy ’59Mr. & Mrs. William C. McConaghySr. Helen T. McDonald, SHCJMrs. James H. MillerMrs. Robert MillerElizabeth Horstmann Myers ’59Terence P. O’Leary ’67Sandria Ryan Parsons ’56Mr. & Mrs. James J. Pettit, Jr.Kristen Cardone Poulin ’83Jennifer Greshock Raker ’84Elizabeth A. Reilly ’83Christina A. Rigterink ’57Kara Gaffney Ross ’80Anne Haughton Schmitt ’62Dr. Jack H. Schwarz Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields

Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. SmithMr. & Mrs. William J. Streich Mr. & Mrs. Erik O. Strid ’83 Katrine Pendergast Sutton ’90Ms. Merianne K. Lorenzen WatsonMr. & Mrs. Frank E. Weise IV (Aimee Kiely ’82) Mrs. Joseph H. Wunderlich

ten to nineteen years

Mr. & Mrs. John M. AbateSr. Eileen Algeo, SHCJ Persia S. Ali ’96Shannon Ali ’87Ms. Wadiyah N Ali Mr. & Mrs. H. Jay BellwoarMr. & Mrs. Claude H. Bennett III (Carol Pearce ’60) Mr. & Mrs. Ray Breck Mr. & Mrs. John M. Coogan, Jr.Mrs. J. Gordon CooneyDrs. Sean & Amy CurranWhitney E. Deas ’96Mr. & Mrs. Zachary C DeCarlo, Sr. Ms. Deborah DiMarzioMr. & Mrs. Michael J. DonahueLindsay K. Donatiello ’00Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. EichertJohn M. Farrell ’96Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. FarrellPauline FitzPatrick ’57Mr. & Mrs. Edmund J. Gaffney ’82Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Gayhardt, Jr. Hope DeBoyrie Gillespie ’56Mr. & Mrs. John W. Goldschmidt, Jr.Mrs. James J. GreytokMr. & Mrs. James GruccioMr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. HayesMr. & Mrs. William A. Higgins, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Hinckley, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. S. W. HoltMrs. Ann M. JamesMichael Joy ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. KeenanMr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. LengelCharles G. Lombardi ’57Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. LuceyMary Lauren Magargee ’03 Meghan Margaree ’02 Mr. & Mrs. John A. ManiscalcoMr. & Mrs. Robert F. ManningDana M. Marchetto ’99

Nicole M. Marchetto ’02Mrs. Peggy McCloskey Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McHugh, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. McLaughlin, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul V. McNabb Mr. & Mrs. John P. MensackMr. & Mrs. Mark F. Miller, Sr.Mrs. Robin MorrisonMr. & Mrs. Roderick MorrisonMr. & Mrs. James A. Nolen IVDr. & Mrs. R. Barrett NooneEleanor Campbell Paulish ’62Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. PinaMr. & Mrs. Daniel C. RoartyMr. & Mrs. Henry T. RossiMr. & Mrs. Arnold C. Schneider IIIMrs. Joseph SchrederMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. SchrederMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. SeidnerMr. David J. Shannon & Dr. Anne W. ShannonMr. & Mrs. John F. SheaSociety of the Holy Child Jesus John L. & Grace P. Soldoveri FoundationVirginia Hauserman Sten ’62Mrs. Lawrence TornettaMr. & Mrs. Paul A. TornettaMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Traynor, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Trumpbour IIIEmily Walsh Irving ’02Mrs. Frank E. Weise IIIMs. Rose Ann WesterferMr. & Mrs. Robert D. WienerMr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Wietlisbach

Five to nine years

Michael J. Abate ’07 Mrs. Robin BeaverSusan Yosko Becker ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony BenelliMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. BlairMr. & Mrs. Kane Brenan

Ms. Crystal C. BrownKathy Krugler Campbell ’92Stephen Cardone ’89Mr. Kevin Carroll & Ms. Elizabeth YaoMr. & Mrs. Mark P. CaseyMr. & Mrs. Eugene P. ClarkMr. & Mrs. Stephen V. Clarke ’73Rhonda A. Clinton ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy B. ConlonDianne & Don CooneyMr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Deas, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D’EliaDr. & Mrs. Robert M. DeMarinisDonald F. Denny, Jr. ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. DeRosaMr. & Mrs. Robert J. DittmarMr. & Mrs. Eugene J. DohertyMr. & Mrs. B. John DuffyMs. Marisa EstevezEmily L. Faught ’09Mr. & Mrs. Karl E. FehrenbachMr. & Mrs. Brian T. FenlinMr. & Mrs. Timothy E. FosterMr. & Mrs. John J. GabrielMr. & Mrs. Brian D. GallaryMr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Gillin ’83Mr. & Mrs. Skip A. GosnellLindsay M. Gosnell ’00Tory Gosnell ’02Mr. & Mrs. Andrew S. GrossmanMr. & Mrs. David B. HarkMr. & Mrs. H. Daniel HeistMr. & Mrs. Robert C. HinckleHelen Meeks Horstmann, MD ’59Ms. Jacky HuntMary Fuller Jacques ’67Mr. & Mrs. William JanschkaMr. & Mrs. Mark S. Johnson Mrs. Patricia K. KaneDr. & Mrs. William M. KeaneMr. & Mrs. William M. Keane, Jr.Mrs. Rosemary KeinathMr. & Mrs. Julian L. Ketchum

Sr. Carol Ann Knight, SHCJMr. & Mrs. Paul G. KnightDr. & Mrs. Rudolf L. LaveranDr. Sarah Ellen LenahanJoseph D. Madsen ’06Matthew R. Magargee ’10Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. McCallion, Jr.Joseph A. McFalls III ’98Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McGeeMr. & Mrs. Patrick T. McGinnMr. & Mrs. John F. McGlinn IIChristopher W. McNabb ’01Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. MillerMr. & Mrs. Michael W. MorsellWm. Mark H. Murphy ’58Mrs. Wendy D. NeedhamMr. & Mrs. Paul C. Nolen ’95Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. O’NeillMr. & Mrs. Alexander E. Ortiz (Stephanie Cunningham ’83)Mr. & Mrs. Marco A. ParilloMr. & Mrs. Warren PattonMrs. Megan PatzukMr. & Mrs. John W. PomeroyMr. & Mrs. Samuel H. PondMrs. Sharon M. PotterDr. & Mrs. Daniel A. PrymaDonald E. Rhodes ’57†Mr. & Mrs. John E. RischitelliMr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Roarty Mr. & Mrs. Brian L. Robinson (Joanne Pettit ’94)Mrs. Nelia V. RosquetaMr. & Mrs. Joseph A. SavitskyMr. & Mrs. Arnold Schneider, Jr.Anne Naylor Schwarz ’73Mr. & Mrs. Bryan C. ShaughnessyMr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Shields ’83 Mr. & Mrs. David R. Shields ’86 Kevin Shields ’89Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. ShortenMrs. Peggy StephensMrs. Catherine StuartGina M. Sullivan, Esq. ’90Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. SwalleyMr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Taylor ’78Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. TetiMrs. Christina ThomsonMr. & Mrs. Peter ToscaniMrs. Kit TostiMr. & Mrs. Theodore WahlMr. & Mrs. Ronald R. WashkoMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. WiberMr. & Mrs. James K. Woodcock (Lisa McBride ’86)

†=deceased

Annual Fund Annual Fund

Annual FundThe Annual Fund is an ongoing annual fundraising initiative that touches every member of our community. Every student that has attended Rosemont School both past and present has benefitted from the Annual Fund, as it bridges the gap between tuition and the actual operating expenses of the School.

July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015

donors dollars participationTrustees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,700 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100% Parents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$110,471 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71%Alumni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$19,118 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17%Past Parents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,177 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24%Grandparents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $26,750 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23%Faculty & Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,670 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100%Friends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,200 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26%Foundations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $29,200Corporate Matching Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12,238

totAl GiFts $263,524totAl donors 488

Loyalty DonorsThank you to the following list of donors who have supported the Annual Fund for 5, 10, and 20+ consecutive years up through and including the 2014-2015 annual campaign. We honor your extraordinary loyalty and generosity that has benefited generations of RSHC students.

Head of School Tom Lengel P’12 and wife Disty (center) visit with Arnie and Molly Schneider P’10’12’15 in Avalon, NJ during the School’s annual beach party.



three years

AnonymousBernie & Mary Lynne BercikRasto Berlansky & Jamie BerlanskaMichael & Stacey BrandKane & Janine BrenanMark & Renata CaseyEd & Sharon GaffneyBear & Kristen HinckleMargaret JonesLiam & Helen KellyMike & Alexis MorsellJim & Margaret Anne NolenPaul & Megan NolenChris & Katie TopolewskiTed & Tara Wahl

prekindergarten

Joe & Christine AbboudRex & Ohenewaa AhimaJim & Kathy BartonCatherine CantlinCharlie CantlinJeremy & Laura ConlonGene & Dawn DohertyTom & Jen GallagherAndy & Karen GrossmanDavid & Cinde HarkKevin & Marta KyleThomas & April PapaBrian & Joanne RobinsonTim & Jessica ShortenJim & Michele TornettaKeith & Megan Trost

kindergarten

Sean & Megan BerginKane & Janine BrenanCatherine CantlinCharlie CantlinTim & Carolyn GilliganBear & Kristen HinckleLiam & Helen KellyDavid & Victoria KosloskyMike & Alexis MorsellPaul & Megan NolenJoe & Jane SavitskySteve & Maria SchrederCarter & Jenn SimsTed & Tara WahlGuntram & Claudia Weissenberger

Grade 1

Joe & Christine AbboudBernie & Mary Lynne BercikMichael & Stacey BrandKevin & Elizabeth CarrollMark & Renata CaseyBill & Kimmy ClarkeLew & Erin CookSean & Amy CurranBrett & Morgan DrexeliusGreg & Melanie DudleyKevin & Mary Beth ErtelBrian & Priscilla FenlinDean Gianoukos & Robin Farley Steve & Leslie GillinLiam & Helen KellyPhil & Emily OkalaAlex & Stephanie OrtizChris & Sherry PhillipsJohn & Anne-Marie RischitelliDavid & Nicole SchlichDavid & Anne ShannonDave & Kate ShieldsScott & Katie StorrerPaul & Ruth StridJeff & Shelly SwalleyKeith & Megan TrostDavid & Martha Wilbur

Grade 2

Rasto Berlansky & Jamie BerlanskaJay & Laura CooganDavid CutlerJane CutlerMike & Sherri DeRosaGene & Dawn DohertyErik & Anna FehrenbachEd & Sharon GaffneyDavid & Cinde HarkLiam & Helen KellySteve & Michelle KellyTim & Tammy KellyPaul & Carolina Knight

Kevin & Marta KyleBob & Nancy MitchellMike & Nancy NearyEsaie & Claudia PierreChris & Teri ShieldsCarter & Jenn SimsErik & Karen StridPaul & Ruth StridJim & Michele TornettaPat & Kristen TraynorGeorge & Kristin Vollmer

Grade 3

Jim & Kathy BartonMark & Renata CaseyGene & Holly ClarkJeremy & Laura ConlonJason & Jessica DasherGene & Dawn DohertyDean Gianoukos & Robin FarleyTom & Jen GallagherBear & Kristen HinckleJulian & Katina KetchumRudi & Hattie LaveranPiers & Leigh LingleTom & Joanne McGeeMike & Erin O’NeillMarco & Suzanne ParilloChris & Sherry PhillipsDan & Katie PrymaBill & Eilise RouseTed & Tara WahlDavid & Martha WilburJim Wilson & Tina Riviello

Grade 4

Jim & Kathy BartonJames & Nicolette BoldenKevin & Elizabeth CarrollSean & Amy CurranTom & Jen Gallagher

Bill & Maryanne JanschkaChristopher & Anita JonesSteve & Michelle KellyKevin & Marta KylePhil & Emily OkalaJohn & Anne-Marie RischitelliErnie & Marie SalasChris & Teri ShieldsDave & Kate ShieldsCarter & Jenn SimsJeff & Shelly SwalleyJim Youakim & Sarah-Vaughan Brakman

Grade 5

Jim & Patti BoyleMichael & Stacey BrandKane & Janine BrenanMark & Renata CaseyJeremy & Laura ConlonSteve & Chrissy D’EliaErik & Anna FehrenbachSteve & Leslie GillinJim & Maria GunnDavid & Cinde HarkJulian & Katina KetchumPiers & Leigh LingleJohn & Melissa McGlinnT.J. & Megan McHughChuck & Betsy MinnichMike & Erin O’NeillAlex & Stephanie OrtizMarco & Suzanne ParilloChris & Sherry PhillipsSteve & Maria SchrederDavid & Anne ShannonScott & Kristen ShefferJoe & Donna TetiFrank & Aimee WeiseLeon & Heather Worrell

Grade 6

Crystal BrownGordon & Gretchen CooneySean & Amy CurranJason & Jessica Dasher Steve & Chrissy D’EliaMike & Lynda DonahueRick & Jane HinckleyTim & Tammy KellyTom & Joanne McGeePatrick & Meg McGinnRobin MorrisonErik & Karen StridWojciech & Cecile SzelaPat & Kristen TraynorWoody & Lisa Woodcock

Grade 7

Kane & Janine BrenanKevin & Elizabeth CarrollJay & Laura CooganZach & Mary DeCarloBrian & Patrice GallarySteve & Leslie GillinJohn & Lisa GoldschmidtJim & Maria GunnBill & Karen KeaneLiam & Helen KellyJulian & Katina KetchumKevin & Karen LuceyKimberly LowePatrick & Meg McGinnT.J. & Megan McHughChuck & Betsy MinnichBob & Nancy MitchellJohn & Anne-Marie RischitelliDavid & Anne ShannonBryan & Francine ShaughnessyScott & Kristen ShefferMatt & Judi TaylorPaul & Sherry Tornetta

Ed & Georgine TrumpbourFrank & Aimee WeiseDavid & Martha Wilbur

Grade 8

Jim & Patti BoyleSean & Amy CurranDon & Agnes GayhardtRick & Jane HinckleyTim & Tammy Kelly John & Lisa ManiscalcoT.J. & Megan McHughMark & Ann MillerEsaie & Claudia PierreJohn & Char PomeroyDan & Tricia RoartyArnie & Molly SchneiderSteve & Maria SchrederErik & Karen StridWojciech & Cecile Szela


Special ThanksThank you to the following families for graciously hosting events on behalf of Rosemont School of the Holy Child.

Joe & Christine AbboudJim & Patti BoyleJason & Jessica DasherBrett & Morgan DrexeliusTom & Jen GallagherDon & Agnes GayhardtCharles & Christina Glackin

Jim & Maria GunnRay & Margaret KresgeJim & Margaret Anne NolenSteve & Maria SchrederCarter & Jenn SimsErik & Karen Strid

The Rev. Robert Murray, O.S.A. calls all members of the Class of 2021 to join him around the altar as the students prepare to receive their First Holy Communion in front of family and friends during Rosemont School’s sacramental liturgy in April.

Current Parents




Alumniclass of 1956

Pauline Horstmann Bell

Patty Farren Erickson

Hope deBoyrie Gillespie

Patricia Horstmann Lynch

Sandria Ryan Parsons

class of 1957

Susan Duckett

Pauline FitzPatrick

Dorothy Colotte Foster

Charles G. Lombardi

Donald E. Rhodes, PhD †

Christina A. Rigterink

class of 1958

Wm. Mark H. Murphy

class of 1959 55th reunion class!

Judy Wankmiller Cassidy

Helen Meeks Horstmann

Edward J. Kaier

Christine O’Leary McClancy

Elizabeth Horstmann Myers

Kristin Flick Strid

class of 1960

Susan Yosko Becker

Carol Pearce Bennett

Mary Jane DuRoss Bingham

Joan H. Lowery

class of 1961

Mary Ann Sherry Campanella

Margaret M. Maloney

Clare Hauserman Silecchia

class of 1962

Eleanor Campbell Paulish

Anne Haughton Schmitt

Virginia Hauserman Sten

class of 1963

Vincent McNally


Joy Civitella

class of 1965

Patricia Marie Colbert

class of 1966

Marianne LeStrange Hill

Patricia McKeever Hoban

Patricia Eagan Newsham

class of 1967

Barbara A. Clarke

Donald F. Denny, Jr., MD

Mary Fuller Jacques

Terence P. O’Leary

William J. Taylor Jr.

class of 1968

Margaret Kiely


Dennis Boylan

Walter R. Keithly

class of 1972

Ann Monahan Wambach

class of 1973

Paul Blaine

James Boyle

Stephen Clarke

J. Gordon Cooney, Jr., Esq.

Eva L. Masterson

Anne Naylor Schwarz

Anne Yarrow Walters

Carlyn Barr Zehner


Teresa Hechmer Anzalone, Esq.

class of 1976

Babette Casey Schubert

class of 1977

Alison Barr

class of 1978

Anonymous

John McDermott

Matthew A. Taylor


James J. Greytok Jr.

Marianne Nardi Linton class of 1980

Christopher J. Clarke

Rhonda Clinton

Patrick McCloskey

Kara Gaffney Ross

class of 1981

Michael B. Dean

class of 1982

Ed Gaffney

Aimee Kiely Weise

class of 1983

Robin Daily Dilley

Robin Farley

Lisa D. D’Angeli Lee

Stephen A. Gillin

Stephanie Cunningham Ortiz

Gail Green Pecoraro

Kristen Cardone Poulin

Elizabeth Reilly

Amelia Q. Riley

Christopher D. Shields

Erik O. Strid


Jennifer Greshock Raker

class of 1985

Michael Joy

class of 1986

Christopher Joy

John Schwarz

David Shields

Lisa McBride Woodcock

class of 1987

Shannon Ali

Edmund DeHoratius

class of 1988

Joseph A. McCreesh III

Michael P. Shea

class of 1989 25th reunion class

Stephen Cardone

Michael Finelli

Douglas Holt

J. Peter Pierce Jr.

Kevin Shields

Paul Strid .

class of 1990

Gina Sullivan

Katrine Pendergast Sutton

class of 1992

Kathy Krugler Campbell

Sean Connors

class of 1993

Celine Connelly Delany

Marianne M. Connolly Lauber

Patrice Hayden Meagher

Brendan Streich


Joanne Pettit Robinson

class of 1995

Paul C. Nolen

class of 1996

Persia Ali

Whitney E. Deas

John M. Farrell

Taryn Streich

class of 1997

Charles P. Connolly III

class of 1998

Joseph McFalls III

Elise N. Wright


Kathryn Taylor Boyd

Michael Duffy

Meghan Boova Gillispie

Dana Marchetto

Kathryn E. Murphy

Katherine P. Connolly Smith

John Wiber

class of 2000

Lindsay Donatiello

Lindsay Gosnell

class of 2001

Stephan Connelly

Patrick Devine

Hilary C. Hannan

Michael E. Mahal

Christopher McNabb

class of 2002

Kathryn S. Boova

Tory Gosnell

Meghan Magargee

Nicole Marchetto

Emily Walsh Irving

Kate Wiber

class of 2003

Mary Lauren Magargee

Meghan McCormick


T.J. Carson

Erringer A. Helbling

Brendan D. Lawrence

class of 2005

Elizabeth Faught

Michael J. McGilvery

Robert C. Pina

class of 2006

Joseph D. Madsen

Manrico A. Troncelliti

class of 2007

Michael Abate

class of 2008

Andrew P. Helbling

Joseph J. McLaughlin

class of 2009

Emily L. Faught

Kristen Hinckley

Kathleen Larkin

Andrew R. Wiener

Christopher F. Wiener

class of 2010

James R. Larkin

Matt Magargee

Alex Q. McLaughlin

Asunta Rossi

class of 2011

Christopher Abate

Michael Hinckley

Olivia G. Pina

class of 2012

Barbara Boylan

class of 2013

Richard F. Heany III

Sara LaMent

Michael R. Larkin

class of 2014 1st reunion class!

Jack Magargee

Eric D. McLaughlin

David J. Wiener

Top 10 in Alumni Class Participation

43% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . class of 1959

42% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . class of 1956

38% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . class of 1957

34% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . class of 1983

33% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . class of 1960

31% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . class of 1989

30% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . class of 1973

29% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . class of 1967

25% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .class of 2002

24% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . class of 1999

†=deceased




Foundations Colonial Oaks FoundationConnelly Foundation

The Connolly Family Foundation

John L. and Grace Soldoveri Foundation, Inc.

GrandparentsMr. & Mrs. William J. Asmann Will and Helen CooganMr. Brian S. Austin & Dr. Virginia Austin Elizabeth and Ryan StorrerDr. & Mrs. William M. Battle Finley and Peyton NolenMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Beach Ava SalvatoreMr. & Mrs. Anthony Benelli Patch and Liam ShieldsMrs. Coleman D. Boylan, Jr. Avery RuggieroMr. & Mrs. Raymond P. Breck Lauren and Nicole GunnMrs. Diane Collins Michael and Diana AbboudMrs. J. Gordon Cooney Jack CooneyMr. & Mrs. William Cunningham Skylar and Alexandra OrtizMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Dittmar Nicholas PanteMr. & Mrs. John Dockray Andie ErixxonMs. Debra Drexelius Olivia DrexeliusMr. & Mrs. Gary Fluharty Sadie GrossmanDr. & Mrs. John P. Fraunces, Sr. Bernie and John Paul BercikMr. & Mrs. John J. Gabriel Michael GabrielMrs. Robert M. Gillin Donny Gayhardt, and Riley, Patrick and Teddy Gillin

Mr. & Mrs. Martin E. Grossman Sadie GrossmanMr. & Mrs. James Gruccio Anthony, Nicholas, and Gabrielle Schreder Mr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Sr. Lauren and Nicole GunnMrs. Mary Kain Marshall, Gillian, and Colette KainDr. & Mrs. William M. Keane Will KeaneMrs. James C. Knight Ella Rose KnightDr. & Mrs. John J. Lawser Anne, Daniel, Grace, and Sean CurranMr. & Mrs. Terrence J. McGlinn, Sr. Kelly McGlinnMr. & Mrs. John J. McGowan Annelise and Cara McGowanMrs. Catherine McGuckin Henry and Evelyn CantlinMr. & Mrs. Brian M. McNeill, Sr. Claire and Nora TrostMr. & Mrs. Charles E. Miller Jessica SchneiderMr. & Mrs. David Morris Lindsay GoldschmidtMr. & Mrs. Roderick Morrison Amber MorrisonMrs. Rosemary Papa Isabella PapaMr. & Mrs. James J. Pettit, Jr. J.D. RobinsonMr. & Mrs. John Pryma Reilly Pryma Mrs. Nelia V. Rosqueta Malenne, Garett, and Chris Kelly

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Schneider, Jr. Jessica Schneider Mrs. Joseph Schreder Anthony, Nicholas, and Gabrielle SchrederMr. & Mrs. Helmut Schroettner Frankie TomaszewskiMr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields Reid, Patch, Liam, Casey, and Cameron ShieldsMr. & Mrs. Gregory A. Shorten Phoebe, Gregory, Eve Phillips, and TJ ShortenMs. Victoria Stonelake & Mr. Craig Sabatino Madison JonesMrs. John L. Soldoveri Christopher, Matthew, and Megan HinckleyMr. & Mrs. Gerald D. Strid Carter, Max, Emma, Daniela, and Lucia Strid, and Beckett DischeMr. & Mrs. Marek Szela Emily and Julia SzelaMr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Tague, Sr. Sophie and Farrah ShefferMr. & Mrs. William J. Taylor Brendan TaylorMrs. Lawrence Tornetta Andrew, James, and Henry TornettaMr. & Mrs. Keith E. Trost Claire and Nora TrostMrs. Frank E. Weise III Olivia and Kathryn WeiseMr. & Mrs. James Woodcock Emma Woodcock

Parents of AlumniMr. & Mrs. John M. AbateMrs. Eileen A. AbbottMr. Daniel J. Algeo †Ms. Wadiyah N. AliDr. & Mrs. William H. Ayers, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Harry J. Barr, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James W. BarrettMr. & Mrs. H. Jay BellwoarMr. & Mrs. Claude H. Bennett III (Carol Pearce ’60)Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. BlairMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. BlomquistMrs. Coleman D. Boylan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Boylan ’69 Mr. & Mrs. William J. BrennanMr. & Mrs. James E. BreslinDr. & Mrs. Richard O. Brower, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. CardoneMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. CarsonMr. & Mrs. Denis T. Cassidy (Judy Wankmiller ’59)Mrs. Gilbert G. ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Stephen Clarke ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. ConnellyMrs. J. Gordon Cooney

Mr. & Mrs. William J. CunninghamMr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Deas, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Francis DeHoratiusMr. & Mrs. Francis X. DeLoneMr. & Mrs. Bruce J. deMarcoDr. & Mrs. Robert M. DeMarinisMr. & Mrs. Gregory DickersonMs. Deborah DiMarzioMr. & Mrs. John J. D’LauroMr. & Mrs. John DockrayMs. Suzanne P. DonoghueMs. Susan Duckett ’57Mr. & Mrs. B. John DuffyMr. & Mrs. William B. DuffyMr. & Mrs. Michael F. EichertMr. & Mrs. Michael J. FarrellMr. & Mrs. Robert K. FaughtMr. & Mrs.Timothy E. FosterMr. & Mrs. Mario GambesciaMs. Gerry J. GeckleMrs. Robert M. GillinMr. & Mrs. Skip A. GosnellMrs. James J. GreytokMrs. Irene H. HannanMr. & Mrs. J. Anthony HaydenMr. & Mrs. Daniel C. HayesMr. & Mrs. H. Daniel HeistMr. & Mrs. Philip E. HelblingMr. & Mrs. Albert Heumann, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William Higgins, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. S. W. HoltMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kaier ’59 Mrs. Thomas M. Kain IIIMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. KeenanMr. & Mrs. Joseph M. KeleherMr. Philip H. KruglerMr. & Mrs. James W. LaMentMr. James W. Larkin & Dr. Judith B. LarkinMr. & Mrs. Kenneth LawrenceMr. & Mrs. William J. LehaneDr. Sarah Ellen LenahanMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. LengelMr. & Mrs. Robert J. LoftusDrs. Edward R. & Susan P. MagargeeMr. & Mrs. Leonard Magargee, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. ManningMr. & Mrs. Keith MartinMr. & Mrs. James W. MazzoniMr. & Mrs. Robert McCallion, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William McConaghyMr. & Mrs. Michael E. McGilveryMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. McLaughlin, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul V. McNabbMr. & Mrs. John P. MensackMrs. James H. MillerDr. & Mrs. R. Barrett NooneMr. & Mrs. James J. Pettit, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Phelan

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. PinaMrs. John PowersMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. QuigleyMr. & Mrs. John J. RobertsMr. & Mrs. Henry T. RossiMr. & Mrs. Mark A. SargentDr. Jack H. SchwarzMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. SeidnerMr. & Mrs. John F. SheaMr. & Mrs. Robert E. ShieldsMr. & Mrs. Gary J. SilviMr. & Mrs. Michael R. SmithDr. & Mrs. James Squadrito, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William J. StreichMr. & Mrs. Gerald D. Strid (Kris Flick ’59)Drs. David & Eileen TaylorMr. & Mrs. William J. TaylorMrs. Patrice Temple-WestMrs. Sandra D. ThomasMr. & Mrs. Paul A. TufanoMr. & Mrs. Richard G. TurnerMr. & Mrs. Ronald R. WashkoMs. Merianne K. Lorenzen WatsonMs. Rose Ann WesterferMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. WiberMr. & Mrs. Robert D. WienerMr. & Mrs. Bruce D. WietlisbachMrs. Joseph H. Wunderlich

Tina M. Abate Daniel J. Algeo †Elise BakerRobin BeaverJeanne Marie BlairJames BoldenDeborah BordenKristen Luke BrooksSr. Mary Broderick, SHCJJudy Wankmiller Cassidy ’59 Stephen V. Clarke ’73

Dianne R. L. CooneyDominique CorteseGene Doherty Kyle DunnEmily Ballentine ErbMarisa EstevezHelen GambesciaLynn GosnellKaren GrossmanMaria Breck GunnJacky Hunt

Ann M. JamesPatricia K. KaneRosemary KeinathMolly KellyJackie KozelCindy LehaneSusan LeightonThomas G. Lengel Lisa Maniscalco Amaurys Matos-ReyesMaribeth McCallionPeggy McCloskeyJoanne McGee Megan McHugh Alexis MorsellWendy NeedhamMatt NuttallWarren Patton

Megan PatzukChar Pomeroy Katelin PufnockTina RivielloJoseph A. SavitskyHarold SimmonsRita M. Smith Gregory Getek SoltisPeggy StephensCatherine StuartChristina ThomsonErin ToscaniKit TostiMegan TrostKathryn TucciTodd WolovLisa McBride Woodcock ’86 Elaine C. Zajano

Faculty and StaffSpecial thanks to our Faculty and Staff for their 100% participation in the 2014-2015 Annual Fund.

Wadiyah N. AliAlison J. Barr ’77Janet D. CarsonMark P. CaseyMichael J. DonahueLeslie G. Gillin

Sr. Carol Ann Knight, SHCJSarah Ellen LenahanSr. Helen McDonald, SHCJMark F. Miller, Sr.Elizabeth Reilly ’83William P. Rouse

Arnold C. Schneider IIIRobert E. ShieldsEdward A. Trumpbour IIIFrank E. Weise IVKathleen E. Wunner

TrusteesSpecial thanks to our Board of Trustees for their 100% participation in the 2014-15 Annual Fund.

Friends

Former Faculty & staff

Mr. James E. BreslinMrs. Deena DickersonMs. Deborah DiMarzioMs. Susan Duckett ’57Mrs. Mary KainMs. Carole A. ManleyMrs. Nancy MazzoniMrs. Laura McCandlessMrs. Ellen McLaughlinMrs. Peggy McReynoldsMrs. Sharon PotterMrs. Judith K. SheaMrs. Jessica ShortenSr. Marcia Sichol, SHCJMrs. Patrice Temple-West

Friends

Anonymous Ms. Kathleen BroderickMrs. Loretta DallaziaMr. & Mrs. Mark S. JohnsonMr. † & Mrs. William J. McCandlessMrs. Robert MillerMr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Mountain Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H. PondMr. Rocco F. RufoMr. Daniel G. SlackMr. & Mrs. Rodney H. StieffelRSHC Parents Auxiliary

sisters of the holy child Jesus

Sr. Eileen Algeo, SHCJSr. Mary Broderick, SHCJ

Sr. Carol Ann Knight, SHCJSr. Helen T. McDonald, SHCJSr. Marcia Sichol, SHCJSr. Joanne Sullivan, SHCJSociety of the Holy Child Jesus

Former trustees

Sr. Eileen Algeo, SHCJJudy Wankmiller Cassidy ’59Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. ConnellyMr. Charles P. Connolly, Jr.J. Gordon Cooney, Jr. ’73Mr. Zachary C. DeCarlo, Sr.Mr. William B. DuffyMrs. Ellen P. FosterMrs. Agnes G. GayhardtMs. Gerry J. GeckleEdward J. Kaier ’59Mr. Kenneth G. Lawrence

Mr. Kevin J. LuceyMr. Robert F. ManningMr. Joseph J. McLaughlin, Jr.Mr. John P. MensackMr. James A. Nolen IVDr. R. Barrett NooneMrs. Anne Marie PettitMr. Kenneth J. PhelanMr. Samuel H. PondMr. & Mrs. John J. RobertsAnne Haughton Schmitt ’62Erik O. Strid ’83Mr. Gerald D. StridSr. Joanne Sullivan, SHCJMr. William J. TaylorMr. Paul A. TufanoMr. Ronald R. WashkoMrs. Meme Wiber

† = deceased

†=deceased



in memory of Adele limerick

Mr. and Mrs. Mario Gambescia

in memory of sr. Mary theodosia linus, shcJ

Mrs. Gilbert G. Clarke

in memory of Grace lomuscio-knowles

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Abate

in memory of beatrice Mackin

The Abate FamilyThe Gunn FamilyRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty and Staff

in memory of Josephine Malloy

The Gunn FamilyRSHC Faculty and StaffRSHC Parents’ Auxiliary

in memory of richard Marra

The Gunn FamilyMrs. Patty KaneMrs. Margaret M. McCloskeyMrs. Kit TostiRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of inez v. Mccarthy

RSHC Alumni Association

in memory of Mary Frances McGeehin

RSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff in memory of patricia carney McGhee

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJ

in memory of Michael M. Mckinney


in memory of Agnes M. Mclaughlin

Mr. & Mrs. John M. AbateSr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. BrooksMr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Jr.Mrs. Kit TostiRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff in memory of dorothy McMahon


in memory valorie Micolucci

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Brooks

in memory of Mary lois Mitchell

The Gunn FamilyRSHC Faculty & StaffRSHC Parents’ Auxiliary

in memory of barbara Meehan

RSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of thomas F. Monahan

Mr. and Mrs. Mario D. GambesciaMrs. Patty KaneRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & StaffMrs. Kit Tosti

in memory of beatrice A. Morton


in memory of nancy Marie Mullins

RSHC Faculty & StaffRSHC Parents’ Auxiliary

in memory of patrick Murphy

RSHC Parents’ Auxiliary

in memory of olney W. needham

Mr. & Mrs. John M. AbateMr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Jr.Mrs. Ann JamesMrs. Peggy McCloskeyRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of William nicholson


in memory of dorothy o’connor

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCallion, Jr. in memory of bob o’donnell

Mrs. Patty Kane

in memory of elizabeth luttrell offutt

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMs. Victoria M. CharbonneauxMr. & Mrs. Joseph M. KeleherMs. Shirley W. KennedyMs. Virginia L. MoldovanyiMs. Nancy J. OsbergRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of ruth French o’leary

Terence P. O’Leary ’67

in memory of elsie pendleton reid

RSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Board of TrusteesRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of Michael reilly

RSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Parents’ AuxiliaryRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of donald e. rhodes ’67

Charles G. Lombardi ’57 RSHC Alumni Association

in memory of barbara rufo

Mr. Rocco F. Rufo

in memory of thomas sawyer

The Abate Family in memory of Graham d. shafer

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMs. Kathleen BroderickMr. & Mrs. James J. Pettit, Jr.RSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of Jane shannon

The Gunn FamilyRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of lorry shaughnessy

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMs. Kathleen BroderickRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & StaffRSHC Parents’ Auxiliary in memory of lamont simmons

Mrs. Kristen Luke BrooksMrs. Maria Breck GunnRSHC Faculty & StaffMrs. Kit Tosti

in memory of claude spiggle

Mrs. Gilbert G. Clarke in memory of Jean s. stephens

Dr. & Mrs. William JamesMrs. Peggy McCloskeyRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of sally storrer

Mr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Jr.RSHC Faculty & StaffRSHC Parents’ AuxiliaryThe Storrer Family

in memory of Muriel stuart

Mr. & Mrs. John M. AbateDr. & Mrs. William JamesMrs. Patty KaneMrs. Peggy McCloskeyRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of J. William stuart

Mr. & Mrs. John M. AbateDr. & Mrs. William JamesMrs. Peggy McCloskeyRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of susanne thompson


in memory of kathleen troncelliti

RSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of elise Alan tucci

Mr. and Mrs. Mario Gambescia

in memory of brenton Wallace, Jr.


in memory of edward J. Walsh, Jr.


in memory of Margaret M. Walters ’67

Ms. Wadiyah N. AliChristopher W. McNabb ’01 Kristen Cardone Poulin ’83

in memory of William Wilson

Mr. & Mrs. Mario D. Gambescia

in memory of John Wingfield

Mr. & Mrs. John M. AbateRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of Joseph h. Wunderlich

Mrs. Selma Wunderlich


The Chapel FundWe gratefully acknowledge gifts made in memory and in honor of an individual to the Chapel Fund. This fund was established in 1992 to offset expenses for the Chapel.

in memory of bonnie Algeo

Kristen Cardone Poulin ’83

in memory of daniel J. Algeo

Mrs. Gilbert G. ClarkeThe Gunn FamilyMrs. Patty KaneThe Lehane FamilyThe McCallion FamilyRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & StaffMrs. Catherine StuartMrs. Kit TostiThe Woodcock Family

in memory of ray Andruszko

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCallion, Jr.

in memory of ronald Anzalone


in memory of Ann Aspinall

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Brooks

in memory of theresa babb


in memory of George baker

RSHC Faculty & StaffRSHC Parents’ Auxiliary

in memory of teresa Marie ball

Mr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Jr.

in memory of George balatsinos


in memory of pamela b. bemer

Mr. and Mrs. Mario D. GambesciaRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of denise M. benton

Mrs. Kit Tosti

in memory of carmelita F. biggie

Mrs. Selma Wunderlich

in memory of Marian J. blake


in memory of lizzie brennan

Mrs. Patty Kane

in memory of paul buckley

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of helen burns


in memory of richard p. cancelmo


in memory of John J. cantlin

Mrs. Patty KaneRSHC Faculty & StaffRSHC Parents’ Auxiliary

in memory of John c. casey

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & StaffTaryn H. Streich ’96Mr. & Mrs. William J. Streich

in memory of rosemary d. casey


in memory of Jane condi

The Brooks Family

in memory of timothy conlon

Mr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Edward Trumpbour

in memory of phyllis d. carpoletti

Ms. Carole A. Manley

in memory of charles dallazia

Mrs. Loretta Dallazia

in memory of biagio deMento

Mrs. Gilbert G. Clarke in memory of Mary dexter

Mrs. Tina M. AbateMrs. Kristen Luke BrooksMr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Jr.Mrs. Ann James

Mrs. Rosemary KeinathRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of Angela dibartemelo

Mrs. Patty Kane

in memory of carolyn donato

Mr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Jr.

in memory of thomas F. donatucci

RSHC Parents’ Auxiliary

in memory of Joseph v. donnelly

RSHC Coaching Staff

in memory of Ana dougherty

The McCallion Family

in memory of Ann l. eads

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMrs. Gilbert G. ClarkeRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of karen kruse eskew ’68

The Magargee Family

in memory of William p. evans

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMrs. Peggy McCloskeyRSHC Faculty & StaffMrs. Kit Tosti

in memory of Margaret Farren

Patty Farren Erickson ’56

in memory of James W. Finegan, sr.

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMrs. Gilbert G. ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Mario D. GambesciaRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of henry Fletcher

Mrs. Gilbert G. Clarke in memory nannette Foster-inge

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Brooks in memory of Margaret M. Fox

RSHC Faculty & Staff in memory of bill hartz


in memory of Jack healy, sr.


in memory of carl A. Jr., Mary, and lawrence hechmer

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of robert hickman


in memory of elizabeth s. horstmann

Elizabeth Horstmann Myers ’59

in memory of eva M. keating

RSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & StaffSr. Mary Broderick, SHCJ

in memory of George p. keeley

Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty and Staff

in memory of Jordan keenan

Mrs. Patty Kane

in memory of Mary keleher

Sr. Mary & Kathleen BroderickRSHC Alumni AssociationRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of Jack kelly


in memory of liz kelly

Mrs. Patty Kane

in memory of Margot kleinschmidt

Mrs. Maria Breck GunnRSHC Faculty & Staff

in memory of Anna c. kruse

RSHC Alumni Association in memory of patricia lawson

RSHC Faculty & StaffDr. and Mrs. William JamesMrs. Peggy McCloskey in memory of dennis licci

Mrs. Patty Kane



AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Frank AbateThe John & Tina Abate FamilyMr. & Mrs. Jimmy AlgeoSr. Eileen Algeo, SHCJMr. & Mrs. Michael AlgeoAncillae-Assumpta AcademyMr. & Mrs. Albert AngelosMr. & Mrs. Richard AshworthBiddle & Company Insurance BrokersDr. & Mrs. Marshall E. BlumeMs. Kathleen BroderickSr. Mary Broderick, SHCJMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. BrooksMrs. Margaret A. BuccinoStephen Cardone ’89Mrs. William M. Carney, Jr.Ms. Beth A. CarrollMr. † & Mrs. John C. CaseyMr. & Mrs. Joseph A. CashMr. & Mrs. Denis T. Cassidy (Judy Wankmiller ’59)Mrs. Gilbert G. ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Stephen Clarke ’73 Dianne & Don CooneyCoopertown Elementary SchoolMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. CreedonMr. & Mrs. Francis J. DeHoratiusMr. & Mrs. Michael F. deMarteleireMr. & Mrs. John G. DevlinMs. Deborah DiMarzioMrs. Sally FillibenMrs. Mary FreburgerMs. Patricia L. FreburgerMrs. Mary A. Friel & FamilyThe Gambescia FamilyMr. & Mrs. Hans GassMs. Gerry Johnson GeckleMrs. Cynthia GilroyMrs. Susan R. GoldMrs. James J. GreytokMr. & Mrs. Martin E. GrossmanThe Gunn FamilyMr. & Mrs. Michael P. HaneyMr. & Mrs. Andrew Hansen, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John P. HarrisonMr. & Mrs. J. Anthony HaydenMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey P. HeftMr. & Mrs. Curt P. HegartyMr. & Mrs. Paul S. HoffeckerMr. & Mrs. Neil J. Horgan

Rev. Msgr. John J. JagodzinskiDr. & Mrs. Willliam JamesMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. KeenanMr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Keleher Mr. Matthew J. Kennedy, Jr.Margaret M. Kiely ’68 Ms. Roberta L. KennedyLaw Clerks for Michael Algeo, Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. LawlorMr. & Mrs. William J. LehaneDr. Sarah Ellen LenahanMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. LengelRabbi Judd Kruger LevingstonThe Ed & Sue Magargee FamilyMr. & Mrs. Louis J. MaginnMs. Carole A. ManleyMr. & Mrs. Edward C. ManningMr. & Mrs. Robert F. ManningMr. & Mrs. Robert J. McCallion, Jr.Mrs. Laura M. McCandlessMr. & Mrs. Joseph A. McCloskeyMr. & Mrs. Frank McCoyJoseph A. McFalls III ’98Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. McHugh, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McHugh, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Barry McKeonThe McLaughlin FamilyPatrice Hayden Meagher ’93 The Mark & Ann Miller FamilyMr. & Mrs. John P. MonaghanMr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. MooreMs. Kathleen A. MullinMr. & Mrs. John C. PapandonMr. & Mrs. Leo ParsonsMr. & Mrs. Warren PattonPhiladelphia PhilliesPhillies Hall of Fame Club UshersMrs. Sharon PotterElizabeth A. Reilly ’83Mrs. Emily C. Riley & FamilyMr. & Mrs. William M. RoachMr. & Mrs. Henry T. RossiRSHC Class of 2003RSHC Class of 2007Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Russo, Sr.Jeffrey E. Sander ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. SchiavoneMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. SchrederBabette Casey Schubert ’76 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Schwanholt

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. SeidnerKristin Seidner Sherman ’93Mr. & Mrs. Gregory W. ShannonMr. & Mrs. Robert E. ShieldsMr. & Mrs. Timothy Shorten Mrs. Florence A. SnyderMr. William StilesTaryn H. Streich ’96Mr. & Mrs. Gerald D. Strid (Kris Flick ’59)Mr. & Mrs. Douglas StuartMs. Mary TannerMr. & Mrs. William J. TaylorMr. William J. TaylorMrs. Patrice Temple-WestMrs. Sandra D. ThomasMr. & Mrs. Frank Tosti, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Manrico A. Troncelliti, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Albert L. Wankmiller III ’67 Westbrook Park Elementary SchoolThe Honorable Patrick L. WoodwardMrs. Anne T. Young

†=deceased

The Dan and Bonnie Algeo Scholarship FundEstablished in 2015, to honor the memory of their parents, by Ronald Algeo ’83, Kathryn Algeo Horgan ’85, Kristine Algeo Kennedy ’90, and Eileen Algeo Cianfrani ’95. The proceeds from this Fund will provide financial aid to a Middle School student(s) who attends or wishes to attend Rosemont School.riley patrick boyle

scholarship Fund

Established in 2006 in loving memory of Riley Boyle, a member of the Class of 2014, the proceeds from this fund are used to help provide a Holy Child education for a deserving student who otherwise could not afford to attend the School.

Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. William R. Bule, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D’Elia

sr. Mary broderick Financial Aid Fund

Established in 1998 by the Parents’ Auxiliary, in honor of Sr. Mary Broderick, SHCJ, Head of Rosemont School of the Holy Child from 1983 to 2013, the proceeds from this fund are used to help provide a Holy Child education for a deserving student who otherwise could not afford to attend the School.

Mr. & Mrs. Claude H. Bennett III (Carol Pearce ’60)

Joseph e. casey Fund

This fund was established in memory of a beloved member of the Board of Trustees for 13 years. In addition, as a long-lasting tribute to Mr. Casey the Board established the Holy Child Spirt Award, to be given to a member of the graduating class.

Frank r. & christopher c. clarke scholarship Fund

Established in 1989 in memory of parent Frank R. Clarke, and later in 2011 in memory of his son Christopher C. Clarke ’82, the proceeds from this fund are used to help provide a Holy Child education for a child who has lost a parent or a child from a single parent family.

Joyce Ann daily sports Fund

Established in 2001 in memory of Joyce A. Daily, VMD, Class of 1978, the proceeds from this fund benefit the Athletic Department. The Outstanding Female Athlete Award is presented each year to a member of the graduating class in Ms. Daily’s name.

Kristen Cardone Poulin ’83

diana disilvio scholarship Fund

Established in 2013 in memory of Diana DiSilvio, Class of 1988, the proceeds from this fund are used to help provide a Holy Child education for a deserving student who otherwise could not afford to attend the School.

edward d. kaier Memorial Fund

Established in 1986 in memory of the son of Edward ’59 and Netchen Kaier. The proceeds from this fund benefit the Music Department.

Helen Meeks Horstmann ’59 & John Horstmann Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kaier ’59

G. taylor nichols, Jr. Memorial Fund

Established in 1994 in memory of Taylor Nichols, Class of 2002, the proceeds from this fund are used to help provide a Holy Child education for a deserving student who otherwise could not afford to attend the School.

rita Quinn parry library Fund

Established in 1995 to honor the memory of the mother of Lisa Parry Howard ’66, the proceeds from this fund benefit the Library.

Anne turner Memorial Fund

Established in 1995 in memory of Anne Turner, wife of Richard G. Turner, mother of Lara ’01, James ’03, and Kate ’04; the proceeds from this fund are used to help provide a Holy Child education for a deserving student who otherwise could not afford to attend the School.

to memorialize or honor a loved one, send an rshc chapel card.

contact tina Abate at 610-922-1026 or [email protected] to purchase your card.

Contributions offset RSHC chapel-related expenses.

Restricted Funds

Restricted Donations Restricted Donations



Additional Support Restricted Donations

Matching Gift CompaniesWe wish to thank these corporations for their support. This list includes corporate gifts made to the Annual Fund, Cornelia’s Challenge Capital Campaign, and other restricted funds.

ACE Charitable FoundationAetna FoundationAnheuser-Busch FoundationApple, Inc.Barclays WealthExelonFMC CorporationGlaxoSmithKline FoundationGoldman Sachs & Co.KeyBank Foundation Kimberly Clark Foundation

Lincoln Financial FoundationMondrian Investment Partners, Inc.The New York Community TrustNomura America FoundationPfizer FoundationPNC FoundationRockefeller TrustUBSThe Vanguard Group, Inc.Wells Fargo Foundation

Other Giftsin honor of tom lengel

Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. JohnsonMr. Daniel G. Slack

in honor of sr. Mary broderick

Mr. & Mrs. Claude H. Bennett III (Carol Pearce ’60)Kathryn Taylor Boyd ’99 & Philip Boyd

in honor of Ann James

Dianne & Don Cooney

Financial Aid Fund

AnonymousChildren’s Scholarship Fund

Gifts-in-KindDr. Marshall E. Blume/ Prudent Management AssociatesMr. & Mrs. Michael W. BrandMrs. Gilbert G. ClarkeMrs. Bernadette CoyMr. & Mrs. Zachary C. DeCarlo, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. DohertyMrs. Priscilla Lyons FenlinMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. LuceyMr. & Mrs. John F. McGlinn IIMr. Andrew NufferThe Poidomani FamilyMr. & Mrs. Robert RocheMr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Witthohn

† = deceased

The Falcon Hill Society The Falcon Hill Society is a special group of Rosemont School of the Holy Child supporters who have made financial provisions to the School through bequests, charitable trusts, annuities or gifts of life insurance. Through their thoughtful and generous gift planning they are leaving a legacy behind to benefit future generations of Rosemont School students.

Anonymous (3)Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. BattagliniMrs. Carmelita F. Biggie †Ms. Kathleen BroderickMrs. Patricia Cassidy

Mr. & Mrs. Zachary C. DeCarlo, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. FarrellMr. & Mrs. Timothy E. FosterMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kaier ’59 Anne Haughton Schmitt ’62

Mr. Samuel J. Talucci †Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. WiberMr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Wietlisbach

Mr. & Mrs. John M. AbateMr. & Mrs. Jason T. DasherMr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. LawrenceMr. & Mrs. Stephen Schreder

John L. & Grace P. Soldoveri FoundationMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Traynor, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Zacney

Cornelia’s Challenge Capital CampaignOutright gifts & pledge payments received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015

Joe & Christine AbboudRex & Ohenewaa AhimaJim & Kathy BartonSean & Megan BerginRasto Berlansky & Jamie BerlanskaJim & Patti BoyleKane & Janine BrenanDoug & Amanda BrunoCatherine CantlinCharlie CantlinKevin & Elizabeth Carroll Mark & Renata CaseyGene & Holly ClarkBill & Kimmy ClarkeJeremy & Laura ConlonLew & Erin CookGordon & Gretchen CooneySean & Amy CurranJohn & Sue CurranDavid CutlerJane Cutler Jason & Jessica DasherZach & Mary DeCarloSteve & Chrissy D’EliaMike & Sherri DeRosaJeff & Kristin Dische

Gene & Dawn DohertyGregory & Melanie DudleyAnthony & Wanda FaroleErik & Anna FehrenbachMike & Melissa GabrielEd & Sharon GaffneyTom & Jen GallagherBrian & Patrice GallaryDon & Agnes GayhardtDean Gianoukos & Robin FarleyTim & Carolyn GilliganSteve & Leslie GillinSanghyoung Han & Yu Mi LeeBear & Kristen HinckleMatthew & Andrea HullChris & Anita JonesPat & Maggie KainBill & Karen KeanePat Kelley & Kelly Wolfington-KelleyLiam & Helen KellySteve & Michelle KellyHyukmin & Mi Yeon KimPaul & Carolina KnightDavid & Victoria KosloskyRay & Margaret Kresge

Kevin & Marta KyleRudi & Hattie LaveranPiers & Leigh LingleKevin & Karen LuceyJohn & Melissa McGlinn Pete & Alicia McGowanT.J. & Megan McHughDirk & Christine MerrillMark & Ann MillerChuck & Betsy MinnichBob & Nancy MitchellMike & Nancy NearyJack NegreyAlec & Christi NeillyJim & Margaret Anne NolenPaul & Megan NolenPhil & Emily OkalaAlex & Stephanie OrtizThomas & April PapaMarco & Suzanne ParilloNicholas & Lauren PenningtonChris & Sherry PhillipsDan & Katie PrymaChris & Kristen ReichJohn & Gillian ReillyBrian & Joanne RobinsonBill & Eilise Rouse

Ernie & Marie SalasSteve & Janet SchmidtArnie & Molly SchneiderSteve & Maria SchrederScott & Kristen ShefferChris & Teri Shields David & Kate Shields Tim & Jessica ShortenCarter & Jenn SimsErik & Karen Strid Jeff & Shelly SwalleyMatt & Judi Taylor Joe & Donna TetiChris & Katie TopolewskiJim & Michele TornettaPaul & Sherry TornettaPat & Kristen TraynorEd & Georgine TrumpbourTed & Tara WahlFrank & Aimee WeiseGuntram & Claudia Weissenberger Joe & Caroline WitthohnJohn & Sarah WolfingtonLeon & Heather Worrell

Faculty Retirement Fund We wish to thank those listed here for the voluntary support given to the Faculty Retirement Fund through the 5% contribution listed on tuition bills. These generous gifts, which help us attract and retain excellent educators, send a message of care to the outstanding group of women and men who make up the Rosemont School faculty.

Anonymous (2) concentus Wealth Advisors Erik O. Strid ’83 P’15’17’21 & Paul F. Strid ’89 P’21’22c.s. Mckee, l..p.elliott-lewis corporationthe haverford trust company Joe McLaughlin P’08’10’14 & Binney Wietlisbach P’08’10henry F. Michell company Henry F. Michell IV ’73 P’08independence blue cross

M & t bankMid-Atlantic hospitality sales Leon Worrell P’18penn liberty bank Paul Tornetta P’09’11’13’16pnc Financial services Group, inc. Caroline Flotron P’17’19, Marnie Linette Gallagher ’76 P’11’14, & Kevin Wilson ’74tray-pak corporation John McGlinn P’14’18turnbridge Management partners Arnie Schneider P’10’12’15uGi energy services, llcutica national insurance Group

Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship (OSTC) Tax Credit ProgramsSince 2003 when the School first participated in this program, PA EITC/OSTC has enabled corporations to donate more than $2 million in financial, need-based tuition assistance.

thAnk you to the following businesses that contributed a total of $440,052 to Rosemont School of the Holy Child through PA’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit programs for 2014-2015. This year’s donations helped provide support for more than 20 children to attend Rosemont School of the Holy Child.



10th Annual Golf & tennis outing

Platinum SponsorBryn Mawr Medical Specialists Association

Gold SponsorsAnonymousBrandywine Global Investment Management Delaware Investments Schneider Capital Management

Silver SponsorThe Advisory Board Company The Sims FamilyFoundation Capital Management, LLCThe Lucey Family

Bronze SponsorsPriceWaterhouseCoopers

Lunch SponsorsAnonymousThe Morsell Family

Golf Course Refreshments SponsorsThe Casey FamilyCitizens BankThe Hark FamilyThe Roarty FamilySpringfield Country Club

Corporate Hole SponsorsAccessIT GroupBerkshire Hathaway Realtors

Betterment InstitutionalBikram Yoga Main LineCanon Solutions AmericaCharles Friel Inc.Concentus Wealth AdvisorsC.S. Cantlin AutomotiveManayunk Self Storage

Family Hole SponsorsThe Berlansky FamilyThe Boyle FamilyThe Clark FamilyThe Conlon FamilyThe Gunn GirlsThe McHugh FamilyThe Paul & Megan Nolen Family

Family Court SponsorsThe Gayhardt FamilyThe McGlinn FamilyThe Schreder FamilyThe Taylor Family

ContributorWadiyah N. Ali

spring Auction

Amalfi SponsorAnonymous

Positano Sponsors AnonymousDuane Morris Pepper Hamilton

Capri Sponsors Anthony R. Costa, DMD Orthodontic SpecialistFoundation Capital Management David & Cinde HarkHelios Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLPPenn Medicine The Schneider Family

Sorrento Sponsors AnonymousThe Advisory Board Company The Agnes Irwin SchoolAnsa Assuncao LLPAsher’s ChocolatesBella Home DecorBerkshire Hathaway RealtorsBiddle & Company Insurance BrokersGene & Holly ClarkCME Benefits ConsultingConcentus Wealth AdvisorsC.S. Cantlin Automotive East Egg Company The Episcopal AcademyFoote OrthodonticsThe Gayhardt FamilyMalvern Preparatory SchoolManayunk Storage Alex & Stephanie OrtizChris & Kristen ReichBrian & Joanne Robinson Society of the Holy Child JesusSpringfield Country Club

Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLPTee’s Golf CenterVilla Maria Academy

Naples Sponsors Sean & Amy CurranThe Flotron FamilyPiers & Leigh Lingle Paul & Megan NolenSteve & Maria SchrederScott & Kristen ShefferPat & Kristen TraynorEd & Georgine Trumpbour

TrusteesAlison BarrMark CaseyMike DonahueLeslie GillinSarah Ellen LenahanMark MillerBill RouseArnie Schneider

Parents’ Auxiliary Parents’ Auxiliary

Parents’ AuxiliaryWe gratefully acknowledge the following sponsors for this year’s 10th Annual Golf & Tennis Outing, Rosemont School Shops, as well as the 2015 Spring Auction contributors. THANK YOU! You have helped make this year’s fundraisers an overwhelming success!


Bob ShieldsEd TrumpbourFrank Weise

ParentsJoe & Christine AbboudBernadette Allen-ThomasJim & Kathy BartonBernie & Mary Lynne BercikSean & Megan BerginRasto Berlansky & Jamie BerlanskaJim & Patti BoyleMichael & Stacey BrandKane & Janine BrenanPaul & Angelita BrownDoug & Amanda BrunoCharlie CantlinGene & Holly ClarkBill & Kimmy ClarkeJeremy & Laura ConlonLew & Erin CookGordon & Gretchen CooneyMike & Allegra CosgraveSean & Amy CurranJohn & Sue CurranJane CutlerJason & Jessica DasherSteve & Chrissy D’EliaZach & Mary DeCarloMike & Sherry DeRosaJeff & Kristin DischeGene & Dawn DohertyMike & Lynda DonahueBrett & Morgan DrexeliusGreg & Melanie DudleyKevin & Mary Beth ErtelBrian & Priscilla FenlinCaroline FlotronPete & Amy FullemEd & Sharon GaffneyTom & Jen GallagherBrian & Patrice GallaryDon & Agnes GayhardtDean Gianoukos & Robin FarleyTim & Carolyn GilliganSteve & Leslie GillinCharles & Christina GlackinAndy & Karen GrossmanJim & Maria GunnDavid & Cinde HarkBear & Kristen HinckleRick & Jane HinckleyDan & Nga HopkinsBill & Maryanne JanschkaChris & Anita JonesBill & Karen KeaneLiam & Helen KellyTim & Tammy KellySteve & Michelle KellyPaul & Carolina KnightDavid & Victoria Koslosky

Ray & Margaret KresgePiers & Leigh LingleKevin & Karen LuceyJohn & Lisa ManiscalcoTom & Joanne McGeePat & Meg McGinnJohn & Melissa McGlinnPeter & Alicia McGowanT.J. & Megan McHughPat & Liz McNultyDirk & Christine MerrillMark & Ann MillerChuck & Betsy MinnichBob & Nancy MitchellRobin MorrisonMike & Alexis MorsellCyndy NegreyJim & Margaret Anne NolenPaul & Megan NolenPhilip & Emily OkalaMike & Erin O’NeillAlex & Stephanie OrtizThomas & April PapaKenneth & Keisha ParkerNicholas & Lauren PenningtonEsaie & Claudia PierreChris & Sherry PhillipsJohn & Char PomeroyChris & Kristen ReichJohn & Gillian ReillyJohn & Anne-Marie RischitelliDan & Tricia RoartyBrian & Joanne RobinsonBill & Eilise RouseAndrew & Heather RuggieroChris & Jen SalvatoreDavid & Nicole SchlichSteve & Janet SchmidtSteve & Maria SchrederScott & Kristen ShefferChris & Teri ShieldsDavid & Kate ShieldsTim & Jessica ShortenJames & Trudy SimpsonCarter & Jenn Sims

Pat & Lauren SouthScott & Katie StorrerErik & Karen StridPaul & Ruth StridJeff & Shelly SwalleyWojciech & Cecile SzelaMatt & Judi TaylorJoe & Donna TetiHorace ThomasFrank & Tina TomaszewskiChris & Katie TopolewskiJim & Michele TornettaPaul & Sherry TornettaPat & Kristen TraynorKeith & Megan TrostEd & Georgine TrumpbourGeorge & Kristin VollmerTed & Tara WahlFrank & Aimee WeiseGunti & Claudia WeissenbergerDavid & Martha WilburJames Wilson & Tina RivielloKurt Wolter & Chris ReillyWoody & Lisa WoodcockLeon & Heather Worrell

AlumniAlison BarrChristina Rigterink Ann Marie Taylor McShea

Past ParentsPat & Helen BurnsPatricia CooneyPaul & Caroline DavisSkip & Lynn GosnellJoe & Jo KehleherBill & Cindy LehaneTom & Disty LengelRob & Maribeth McCallionJim & Anne Marie PettitHenry & Cathy RossiBob & Mary K ShieldsMike & Rita Smith

GrandparentsMr. Brian S. Austin, Sr. & Dr. Virginia AustinMs. Candita AyersDr. & Mrs. William M. BattleMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. BeachMrs. Jacqueline BercikMr. & Mrs. Ray BreckMr. & Mrs. John BrinkosMrs. J. Gordon CooneyMr. & Mrs. Thomas CostelloMr. & Mrs. Thomas DasherMrs. Mary Anne DiDomizioMr. & Mrs. John DockrayMr. & Mrs. Charlie DybusMs. Joanne EspenshadeMr. & Mrs. Leo FlotronMrs. George GarabedianMr. & Mrs. James GruccioMr. & Mrs. James T. Gunn, Sr.Mrs. Diane HarkDr. & Mrs. William M. KeaneMrs. James C. KnightMr. & Mrs. Michael LeydenMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. McCartneyMr. & Mrs. John J. McGowanMr. & Mrs. Ed MichieMr. & Mrs. David MorrisThe Hon. John R. Padova, Sr. & Mrs. Ann PadovaMr. & Mrs. James PettitMr. & Mrs. Mike PrecobbMr. & Mrs. John PrymaMr. & Mrs. Michael ReichMs. Joan RileyDr. Patricia RileyMr. Robert J. RischitelliMrs. Anne C. ScardinoMrs. Margaret SchillerMr. & Mrs. Arnold Schneider, Jr.Mrs. Joseph SchrederMr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields

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Heather Boylan ’86 P’22’25 and husband Andrew Ruggiero P’22’25 join Ruth and Paul Strid ’89 P’21’22 in greeting Kurt Wolter P’14’17 and wife Chris Reilly P’14’17 during opening festivities at the 2015 Annual Spring Auction, Amore Amalfi, held at Philadelphia Country Club.


Golf Outing Co-Chair Chuck Minnich P’14’16’18 and wife Betsy hit the links with Leon and Heather Worrell P’17’18 at Philadelphia Country Club during the 2014 Golf & Tennis Outing.

Annual Report of Gifts


Parents’ Auxiliary

Annual Report of GiftsMr. & Mrs. Gregory ShortenMrs. John L. SoldoveriMr. Manuel StamatakisMs. Victoria Stonelake & Mr. Craig SabatinoMr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Tague, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Ted WahlMrs. Irina WilsonMr. & Mrs. Frederick R. Windish

Faculty & StaffRobin BeaverDeb BordenKristen & Tom BrooksDianne & Don CooneyEmily ErbHelen GambesciaLynn GosnellKaren GrossmanMaria Breck GunnJacky HuntPatty KaneRosemary KeinathMolly KellyCindy LehaneTom & Disty LengelLisa ManiscalcoMaribeth McCallionJoanne McGeeMegan McHughWendy NeedhamWarren PattonChar PomeroyRita SmithCatherine & Doug StuartChristy ThomsonErin ToscaniMegan TrostLisa WoodcockElaine Zajano

FriendsKathleen BroderickRenee De Gennaro Dr. Catherine Foote, DMDSusan & Danny HanleyMatt LengelElizabeth & Michael PetrizzoKristin Quinn- Toddlers & TomatoesMaria SchaefferSenator Daylin LeachBeth Sheehy

SchoolsAcademy of Notre DameThe Agnes Irwin SchoolThe Cape & Sword Drama Society at St. Joe’s PrepDevon Preparatory SchoolThe Episcopal AcademyThe Haverford SchoolMalvern Preparatory School

Merion Mercy AcademySt. Joseph’s Preparatory SchoolSt. Joseph’s UniversityTemple UniversityThe Shipley SchoolHoly Child AcademyVilla Maria Academy

Corporate Support333 Belrose Bar & GrillAbe FisherThe Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel UniversityAct II PlayhouseAcupunture Works Main LineAFC FitnessAmerican Helicopter MuseumAntonella’s Italian KitchenArden Theatre CompanyArnold’s Family Fun CenterBarre 3Bella Home DécorBetsy Daily School of Performing ArtsBetterball, Inc. Bloom LLCBlue Cross Broad Street RunBlue Monkey CateringBrandywine River MuseumBrooklyn BreweryBryn Mawr Child Study InstituteBryn Mawr Trust CompanyBSN SportsCalliopi MusicThe Camera ShopCampli PhotographyChamberstringsChef Jacquie’s Taste 4 TravelChildren’s Clothing PatchChristine E. Reilly, Phd. RNConlin’s Copy CenterCooke & BerlingerEast Egg CompanyTom Eno Carpet CleaningESF CampsEstia TavernaFirst Class BenefitsFlynn & O’HaraGardner, FoxThe Gourmet VendorGrand Slam MalvernGreener PartnersHayden PrintingHigh Road CyclesInternational Opera HouseIron Hill BreweryJay Michael Salon & SpaJimmy’s BBQJohn Fish and SonJoy In Your SpaceKaplin StewartKnoebels Amusement Park

Koriander CuisinesLa ColombeLimoncello RistoranteLittle Nest PortraitsLogan CapitalLouellaLower Merion Soccer ClubMain Line Art CenterMain Line United Brazilian Jiu JitsuMarchese OpticiansMcCloskey DesignsMedia TheaterMesa LacrosseMid-Atlantic Hospitality SalesMike Murphy Football CampMorris Arboretum of the University of PennsylvaniaMostardi NurseryThe Mud RoomNewman WineNXT SportsOMG SalonOriginphotoPageboy HairPainting With A TwistPassion Foods HospitalityPediatric & Adolescent DentistryPennsylvania Academy of BalletPA Youth Consortium for Financial LiteracyRiley, Riper, Hollin, and ColagrecoSt. Jude ShopSesame PlaceSeven Stars InnSpring Mill Bread Company Strasburg Railroad CompanyTango RestaurantTee’s Golf CenterToppers SalonTredici Italian Markets

Trenton ThunderTricia’s TrainingUber Upper Main Line YMCAUS FoodsVecchia PizzeriaVelour SalonVertex Fitness Personal TrainingVia BellissimaWaltzing MatildaWayne Art Center Wayne Ballet & Center for Dance ArtsWerner Bus Lines, Inc.The Wharton Esherick MuseumWipfli LLP/Elko & Assoc.Winterthur Museum & Country EstateYangmingYMCA-Haverford Area

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SponsorsEast Egg CompanyLouellaMerion Mercy Academy

Parents’ Auxiliary

Frank Tomaszewski P’22’24 and son Frankie ’22 drop off their lego masterpiece, a replica of Rosemont School’s Tudor Building, as a silent auction donation for the 2015 Annual Spring Auction.

sAturdAy, october 24homecoming, Murray Field9:45 a.m. Fall Festival, rosemont school campus1-4 p.m.

reunion cocktail party, tudor building6:30-9:30 p.m.Honoring members of the Classes ending in 0’s and 5’s

sundAy, october 25Golden Anniversary club brunch,the radnor hotel11:00 a.m.

Classes of 1956 through 1964 and their guests are welcome to join us as we celebrate the Class of 1965’s 50th Reunion.

For details and online registration: www.rosemontschool.org/reunions

Rosemont School Shops at Philadelphia Country Club

thursday, november 19 • 5 - 10 p.m.

Friday, november 20 • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

For further information: www.rosemontschool.org/rosemontschoolshops

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Parents of AlumniIf this issue is addressed to your son or daughter who no longer maintains a permanent address in your home, please send the new address to:

Office of Institutional Advancement, Rosemont School of the Holy Child1344 Montgomery Avenue, Rosemont, PA 19010or email: [email protected]

Monday, october 5 Golf & tennis outing at radnor Valley country club

Friday, october 16Grandparents’/Special Friends’ day for Grades 5-8

Saturday, october 24Homecoming, Fall Festival & alumni reunion

Monday, noVeMber 2all Souls’ day evening Mass

WedneSday, noVeMber 4alumni reception in new york city

Sunday, noVeMber 15book Fair at children’s book World

tHurSday, noVeMber 19 & Friday, noVeMber 20rosemont School Shops at Philadelphia country club

Sunday, deceMber 6alumni & Friends Visit with Santa

tueSday, deceMber 8Mass for the Solemnity of the immaculate conception

tHurSday, deceMber 17 & Friday, deceMber 18christmas Programs

tHurSday, January 14Parents’ Visiting day

Monday, January 18dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Morning of Service

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