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C AT H E D R A L H I G H S C H O O L M A G A Z I N E | FA L L / W I N T E R 2 0 2 1
A MAGAZINE FOR ALUMNAE AND FRIENDS
ANNUAL REPORT 2020-2021
We are back!
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C AT H E D R AL H I G H S C H O O L FEATURE STORY L ETTER FROM OUR PRI N CI PAL
Ms. Maria Spagnuolo
Principal Dear Cathedral Family,
I
Cathedral High School always look forward to sharing with you the amazing
Board of Trustees accomplishments of our community and I continue to be
Mary B. Mulvihill, Ed. D., Chair heartened by the way everyone at Cathedral – our faculty, staff,
Stephen M. Schiller, P
resident trustees, students, parents,
Yasmine R. Legendre, Secretary alumnae, and friends – has come
Arthur P. (Jim) Davis III together during these trying times.
Sally Pope Davis I am happy to report, Cathedral is
Hon. Sue Ann Hoahng ‘74 thriving! Enrollment for the 2021-
Denise B. Knight 2022 school year remains constant.
Samantha Lehn On September 13th, for the first
David F. McCarthy
time in more than 18 months, all
Ederlinda Paraiso
our students began the school
Aaron N. Primm, MD
year in person, and together on
Ashlyn Primm
September 17th, we celebrated
Suzanne Schechter
the Mass of the Holy Spirit at St.
Elinor C. Sutton, Esq.
Patrick’s Cathedral.
Bishop Gerald T. Walsh
Kristen P. White We are enjoying getting back
to our daily school routine and
Principal’s Council
celebrating our shared milestones and fall events - Class Pictures,
Lynda Baquero ‘82 Open House, the White Coat Ceremony, and Costume Day just
Ursula M. Burns ‘76 to name a few. Our young women continue to thrive in a robust
Thomas W. Crawford educational and spiritual environment, and we greatly appreciate
Sr. Margaret T. Egan ’56 the part you play in making an outstanding Cathedral High School
Maria-Cecilia Salazar ‘87 education possible. As you know, a great many of our students would
Glenn Shannon be unable to attend our beloved school without your philanthropy.
Debra De Jesus-Vizzi ‘81
Philip Jay Wilker, Esq. When I look back at the last school year, I am overwhelmed by the
generosity of the Cathedral High School community. Your support
Administration
continues to be a source of great comfort and is more important
now than ever. Please consider making a gift to Cathedral today,
Ms. Rosemary Eivers and when planning your future, I’d be honored to have you join
Assistant Principal for Academics
the Sr. Mary Raymond Legacy Society. Our long history, tradition,
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawlor and culture of Cathedral alumnae giving back to their beloved alma
Assistant Principal for Student Life mater continues to be a source of great pride.
Ms. Christine Civitano Blessings and Peace to you and your families during this holiday
Dean of Students season and know that you are in my heart and prayers.
www.cathedralhs.org
STAY CONNECTED!
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©2021 Cathedral High School Principal
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We are back!
We opened our doors for the
2021-2022 school year
on September 8th. It was so exciting
to see our halls full of our students
in person, eager to enjoy all that
Cathedral High School has to offer!
Our Club Fair on September 20th
was buzzing with students signing
up for one of the more than 35 clubs
including Art, Book Club, Knitting,
Billiards, Campus Ministry, Futures
Business Leader of America and so
much more!
Our gym is full once again with
students participating in our seven
varsity sports or eight teams of
various levels. Fall Sports, which
include volleyball, cross-country and
soccer, are in full swing. Students
eager to connect and be a part of our
community are taking full advantage
of all the available opportunities.
CHS truly has something for everyone!
CHS Reunion 2022
Attention Class of ’42, ’47, ’52, ’57, ’62, ’67,
’72, ’77, ’82, ’87, ’92, ’97, ’02, ’07, ’12, ’17!
SAVE THE DATE to join with us as we
reconnect with friends for the 2022
Reunion at Cathedral High School on
Saturday, April 9, 2022. All are welcome!
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ACADEMI ES
CHS ACADEMIES
Y our support of Cathedral High School helps us continue our goal of
a truly transformative education. Our Academies are instrumental in
preparing our students for the challenging and ever-changing world we live
in. Below are some highlights of our programs:
Business and Law Academy Medical Gateways
Our Business and Law Academy they research and report on cases
Our Medical Gateways Program
is starting the year strong with a of wrongly accused and currently
attracts many of our students
50% increase in student enrollment incarcerated people, is always
interested in the healthcare
from the 2020-2021 school year. a popular part of the Academy.
profession. Classes include Health,
This two-year program for Juniors We are also so thankful to our
Health Careers, Anatomy and
and Seniors has an expansive and volunteers and alumnae who
Physiology and Global Issues in
rich curriculum which includes inspire our students and open them
Healthcare. The capstone of this
Organization and Management, up to opportunities by participating
four-year program is the Science
Introduction to Entrepreneurship, in career days and seminars.
Enrichment Program (SEP). This
Business Law, Criminal and Civil
We are particularly proud of ten-month program for Juniors
Law. Our long standing partnership
our students who completed provides behind-the-scenes access
with St. Francis College with
BlackRock’s competitive Summer to approximately 15 healthcare
the Bridge Plus program allows
Excellence Program and students professionals including a nurse,
students to earn three college
Lyla Velez, Anais Molina, Florangel physician, surgeon, radiologist,
credits transferable to most
Munoz and Nicole Arcentales oncologist, anesthesiologist, dentist,
colleges. Our partnership with
who entered the Business Plan physical therapist, occupational
Girls Rule the Law provides our
Competition of Junior Achievement therapist, speech therapist, social
students with access to lectures on
and made it to the semifinals. Lyla worker, dietitian, respiratory
employment law, entertainment
and Anais were also chosen to be therapist, surgical technician,
law and high profile cases by top
Junior Achievement Ambassadors, physician assistant and pharmacist.
lawyers. Our students’ involvement
as well as being involved with Students are assigned case studies
with the Innocence Project, where
Future Business Leaders of America! followed by research and a course
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White Coat Ceremony
Following a year of remote learning and internships,
the Medical Gateways Academy returned this year
as an in-school program with increased enrollment.
Junior participation increased from 29 students in
2020-21 to 42 this year. 51 seniors are currently
registered, up from 44 seniors who followed the
program last year. On October 22, Cathedral High
School recognized these 51 seniors who have
successfully completed three years of this competitive
program. We were thrilled to have been able to
celebrate this tradition in person this year and we
wish them future success as they pursue their goals.
of treatment determination. Students gain a thorough Memorial Sloan Kettering, the Mount Sinai Cancer
knowledge of these healthcare career paths as well as Research Lab, The Body Project, Rockefeller University
the daily responsibilities. and the National Alliance on Mental Illness, for
enhancing our students’ educational experience.
We are so grateful to our many partners, which include
STEM Academy (Design and Engineering Technology)
Very popular with our students with
almost 40% participation, our STEM
Program has a four-year hands-on
curriculum that begins with exposing
students to the history, practices and
impact of technology, design and
engineering, continues with learning
to use industry standard software and
other basics of design techniques and
concludes with applying knowledge in
an autonomous way with real world
applications and creative problem
solving.
The Ursula M. Burns MakerSpace and
our computer lab with state of the art
equipment ensures that our students
will leave this program with practical
skills such as modeling, 3D printing,
coding, fabrication, modeling and
design. The STEM program encourages
students to become true critical
thinkers!
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AN N UAL REPORT
C 52 4 3 9 1 27 +
STUDENT PROFILE RESIDENTS OF ALL
5 BOROUGHS
NJ, PA, WESTCHESTER,
496
LONG ISLAND
DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS
1
56%
YOUNG WOMEN HISPANIC 28%
61% ELGIBLE FOR FREE OR
AFRICAN-AMERICAN/
ATTENDING CARIBBEAN
DISCOUNTED MEALS
9%
MULTIRACIAL
72 3%
CAUCASIAN
63% FROM SINGLE
PARENT FAMILIES
COUNTRIES
REPRESENTED
4%
ASIAN
34% ARE ON PUBLIC
ASSISTANCE
TUITION & IMPACT
100% 100% CLASS OF 2021 RECEIVED
RECEIVE TUITION
SUBSIDY
OF CHS SENIORS
GRADUATE
SCHOLARSHIPS TOTALING
$27M
85%
COLLEGES INCLUDE:
American University • Barnard College • Cornell University • CUNY Baruch
RECEIVE AID OR College • Fordham University • Howard University • New Jersey Institute of
SCHOLARSHIPS Technology • Rutgers University • SUNY Binghamton • Syracuse University •
University of California Berkeley • Villanova University ...among others
TUITION IS JUST
$10,000
ALTHOUGH THE
ACTUAL COST TO
EDUCATE EACH
STUDENT IS
$17,000
IN COMPARISON,
PUBLIC SCHOOL
COST-PER-STUDENT
$25,000
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GI VI N G
2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1 CONTRIBUTIONS
Cathedral High School recognizes with gratitude the
following donors who have generously supported
our mission this past year.
Symbol Key + In memory of * In honor of ^ Trustee
Archbishop Hughes Circle Naumann ’47 Principal’s Circle
Gifts of $50,000 and above Norma Pace Foundation Gifts of $1,000 - $4,999
Ms. Ursula Burns ’76 Mrs. Ann M. Zorn O’Hara ’55 Anonymous
Mr. Arthur P. Davis III^ Dr. Aaron N. Primm^ and Mrs. Ashlyn Ms. Marta I Baez ’65
and Mrs. Sally Pope Davis^ Primm^ Ms. Sandra B. Bouchet Bolden ’63
Mrs. Melissa Wochner McGlinn *Jill Schniederjans +Patricia Robertson Amusa-Shonubi ’63
Estate of Mrs. Mary C. Fahey O’Brien Quinn Emanuel Foundation Ms. Kathleen M. Burke ’68
Mr. Stephen M. Schiller^ and Ms. +Kathleen Mary Hession Murtha ’68
Sr. Elizabeth Ann Seton Circle Elizabeth O’Brien and Sr. Miriam Roberta S.C.
Gifts of $10,000 - $49,000 *Maria Spagnuolo Mr. John Campbell
Ms. Lucille Amicone ’49 Mr. Glenn Shannon and Mrs. Lori *David McCarthy
Catholic Negro American Mission Shannon Mr. Albert A. Cevasco and Mrs. Jean A.
Board +Edna Rasmussen Shannon ’44 Squeri Cevasco ’59
Church of St. Augustine State of New York Department of Mrs. Joan Taylor Connor ’50
Mrs. Teresa M. Walsh Comas ’48 Education Cortland Associates, Inc
Mrs. Joan Henderson Cook ’47 Mr. Edward J. Walsh *Stephen Schiller
Mr. Thomas W. Crawford and Mrs. +Charlotte Nugent Walsh ’23 Ms. Marie J. DeTitta ’53
Diana Crawford Mr. Philip J. Wilker +Anna DeTitta DiMeo ’57
Mrs. Catherine Lechner Crimmins ’55 Ms. Mary Duggan
Sr. Miriam Aloysia Circle
+All my sister 1955 graduates who +Alice McCarthy ’47
Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999
are no longer with us Mrs. Susan Rinklin Dunne
Ms. Ann Amicone ’57
Dr. Richard A. Rendich Education Fund *John Rinklin
Mr. William Bautz and Mrs. Judith
Mr. Lee Friedlander and Mrs. Maria De Mrs. Maria Felten
Bautz
Paoli Friedlander ’50 +Elvira Pitonzo ’44
Mr. Olivier Bernier
Mr. Joseph Gersitz and Mrs. Marion Mrs. Aramina Vega Ferrer ’68
BlackRock Global Fixed Income
Hughes Gersitz ’55 Mr. Mark Finkelstein
Mrs. Geneva B. Sydney Campbell ’57
Mrs. Anne Lynch Hart ’45 Mr. John H. de Boisblanc and Mrs. Ms. Grace Giesecke
Mr. George Hein and Mrs. Janet Hein Laura de Boisblanc Mr. Robert W. Gulick
*Elizabeth Hein ’45 Mrs. Helen Doody Mrs. Virginia Polise Hamilton ’65
Hyde and Watson Foundation Ms. Joan Fabio ’60 Mr. Paul Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas Lamont Henry E. Niles Foundation Mrs. Madelyn M. Hay
*Sr. Pat Deasy Mr. Jack Houlihan and Mrs. Judy *Frank and Madeline J. Barnett
Ms. Marthe Larosiliere ’79 Houlihan The Honorable Sue Ann Hoahng ’74^
Mr. Corey Worcester and Ms. Yasmine Mr. John R. Knight and Mrs. Denise B. Mrs. Alice M. Hogan Locke ’57
Legendre^ Knight^ Mr. Gerard King
+Myrthee Legendre Ms. Patricia Gallagher McElhone ’61 +Barbara King ’60
Mr. David F. McCarthy^ and Mrs. Julie Ms. Philomena O’Connor ’49 Mr. Bruce Larson and Ms. Alice Carter
McCarthy Ms. Suzanne Schechter^ Ms. Ellen Lauturner ’68
Ms. Catherine Meehan ’55 Ms. Elinor Sutton^ Ms. Samantha Lehn^
+Helen and John T. Meehan Mr. Donald J. Toumey Mr. David Lehn & Mrs. Jane Lehn
Mrs. Phyllis Milton +Ethel Henry White ’31 and Dorothy Mr. Lincoln Maguire
Ms. Carlotta Marie Morris Henry Toumey ’32 +Patricia Smythe Maguire ’45
*Sr. Pat Deasy Mr. Sekou White and Ms. Kristen P. Mrs. Margaret Pezaza Manganelli ’60
Estate of Mrs. Margaret T. Bruns White^ +Ruben and Margaret Pezaza
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EVEN TS
2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1 CONTRIBUTIONS
Ms. Kathleen Mayer Mrs. Jacqueline N. Niego Turner ’55 Mrs. Mary T. Sheehy Fogarty ’58
Mr. Eugene V. McAuliffe +Victoria Niego Callahan; +Helen Smith McGowan, PhD ’58
+Mrs. Helen Garrahy McAuliffe ’54 *Margaret Mac Donald Arthur ’55; Mrs. Marie A. McLaughlin Gillespie ’61
Mrs. Mary T. O’Brien McGillicuddy ’61 +Msgr. Dermot R. Brennan +Edward and Nora McLaughlin
*In thanksgiving to God for blessings Mrs. Mary Twomey-Spollen ’64 Mr. Xavier Goss
Mrs. Martha L Medzwiecke *Class of 1964 Ms. Maureen M. Brennan Hymson ’47
McGreevy ’56 Mrs. Kaye Coke Walker ’55 Ms. Patricia M. Hynes
+Paul McGreevy Mr. Brian Walls Ms. Mary Kenny ’47
Mrs. Judith McGuire Bishop Gerald T. Walsh^ +Catherine, Michael and Daniel
Mr. William Lynch McNamara ’60 Ms. Yamile Zarzuela ’99 Kenny
+Mary Lynch McNamara ’60 Mrs. Mary F. Feenaghty Kosick ’52
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Galvin Moloney ’61
Spires Club Ms. Pearl Lau ’94
Gifts of $500 - $999
+Sr. Elizabeth Ann Galvin ’49 Mrs. Bernadette Benison Loughlin ’53
Anonymous
Mr. Roger Mulvihill and Mrs. Mary B. *Benison and Loughlin families
Ms. Angela Aguiar ’56
Mulvihill^ Mr. Thomas Maginnis
Mr. Christian Anthony
Estate of Ms. Grace Kepler Murray ’56 Mrs. Lillian F. Whiteley Mahaney ’56
Ms. Eleanor S. Applewhaite ’55
Brigid O’Connor, MBA +Parents Nora and William Whiteley
Mrs. Mary Ann Ferraro Architetto ’65
Ms. Helen O’Dea ’47 Mr. Ron Mannanice
Mrs. Gail Barnes-Goodwin ’69
+Margaret O’Dea ’47 Mrs. Barbara Castex McCaffrey ’54
+Madeline Major
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver-Farrow ’65 Ms. Mary McManus
Mrs. Alice P. McMorrow Barry ’53
Ms. Milagros M. O’Neill ’58 +Mary and Ann O’Brien ’54 and ’56
+Joseph Barry
+Delfina O’Neill Ms. Ellen Mittenthal
Mrs. Virginia A. Matthews Beck ’55
Mrs. Ederlinda Paraiso-Miranda^ *Maria Spagnuolo
Mrs. Teresa F. Stropole Breininger ’62
Mrs. Catherine Farrelly Perna ’71 Ms. Veronica Fleming Montero ’56
Mrs. Mary Roberts Bhuta ’47
Ms. Victoria M. Piren-Tesori ’68 +Grace Katherine Galeazzi-Salvia ’41
*Nicole Spina ’20
+Mary Ann Piren-Martin ’67 The Most Rev. Peter J. Byrne, D.D. Mrs. Mary A. Barrett Moran ’58
Ms. Geraldine Pograniczny ’57 Mrs. Rosa Maria Carrillo Calvo ’55 Ms. Randi Gutbrod Nieves
+Barbara Pograniczny La Salle ’52 +Salvador Calvo *Cynthia Garcia ’84
Ms. Jo-Ann M. Polise ’68 Ms. June M. Chapman Ms. Janet O’Connell ’69
Ms. Kathleen Quinn Ms. Evelyn Collazo ’64 Mr. Frank O’Connor
Ms. Deirdre M. Richards + Evelyn Collazo +Anna “Patsy” Boyle O’Connor ’50
*Dorothy Richards ’46 Mrs. Grace Conway Ms. Julia A. O’Toole ’60
Mr. Dave Rogers Mrs. Diana M. Rodriguez Cruz ’60 Mrs. Margaret B. Babino Palaigos ’51
Mrs. Elaine B. Brauner Rosengart ’53 Mrs. Suzanne D’Agnes Ms. Barbara Papa ’59
+Marilyn Brauner Glicini ’49 *Mary Mulvihill Mrs. Jeanne M. Espinal Payne ’62
Mr. James Saal and Dr. Felicia Snead ’86 Dr. Denise De Las Nueces ’99 Dr. Sofia Bautista Pertuz ’91
+Lottie Snead +Sister Regina +Isabel Bautista
Ms. Maria Cecilia Salazar ’87 Mrs. Selma Wilthew De Leon ’64 Mrs. Renee A. LaCorbiniere Pollard ’66
Ms. Jill Schniederjans Mr. Michael J. Deegan Mrs. Marion Czajkowski Salvatore ’51
*Ashlyn Primm; Mrs. Meagan Del Priore Ms. Margaret M Sharkey
*Ashlyn Primm from Zozzie and Xan; Mrs. Susan M. Nelson Edwards ’52 Ms. Jennie M. Sorese ’41
*Dr. Aaron Primm from Jill & Xan Sr. Margaret T. Egan, ’56 SC, EdD Ms. Eileen M. Boylan Taylor
Mrs. Stephanie Gontcharuk Sekula ’59 +Patricia McGowan ’56 Mr. Eugene Tighe and
Ms. Helen Siembab ’53 Dr. Joan Therese England ’51 Mrs. Candida Tighe
+Genevieve (Jean) Siembab +Frank and Eleanor England +Elizabeth “Betty” Quinn Tighe ’32
Lewandowski ’51 Mrs. Josephine P. Keegan Fallon ’54 Ms. Diana Torres ’69
Ms. Anne Smith and Mr. John Goodhue Mrs. Mary C. Connolly Fix ’52 +Carmen Calderon ’69
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2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1 CONTRIBUTIONS
Ms. Margaret M. McNamara Trace ’67 Mrs. Catherine W. Kane Hartdegen ’55 Mrs. Mary J. Garvey Rogan ’43
+Cecilia Hession McNamara ’30 +Sr. Anne Kane, RSM ’51 and Mary +Veronica Garvey ’39 and Kathleen
Ms. Lorraine Deirdre Williams ’68 Kane Gillen ’48 Garvey Dean ’44
Ms. Kathleen McKeon Hauser ’60 Mr. Evan Roth
Cathedralite Club +Mary Sheehy McKeon *Julie and David McCarthy
Gifts $250 - $499 Mr. James R. Hays Ms. Mary Ann Routledge
17th Precinct Community Council, Mrs. Nancy E. Spitzfaden Herold ’59 *Sr. Patricia Deasy
Incorporated +Anne and Harold Spitzfaden Mrs. Mary J. Sawers ’43
Ms. Ellen Anderle ’58 Ms. Angela McCord Keiser ’62 Dr. Brian P. Shannon
+William and Grace Anderle Ms. Marguerite M. Kiely Mr. Michael E. Shea
Mrs. Mary Ann T. Paladino Apoldo ’60 Dr. Helen P. Knight +Anne Lenihan Shea ’51
Ms. Maxine A. Fletcher Barnes ’80 Ms. Julia A. Knight Mrs. Grace Towler Smallwood ’51
Ms. Emily Baynes Mrs. Maura Healy Kottl ’67 Mr. Charles Strochansky
Ms. Ann M. Behling ’55 Ms. Marie Laietta-Rega ’91 +Patricia Hector Strochansky ’77
+Eileen F. Dunn ’47 Mr. Daniel Lembo Mrs. Mary Quinn Thieleke ’57
Mrs. Leonora M. Ross Calamari ’48 *Karen Kleppe-Lembo Ms. Maria Laurenzi Volpe
Fr. Michael Callaghan Ms. Jean M. Lombardo Mrs. Rita P. Mc Ternan Walsh ’54
Ms. Winnie Chau ’95 Mrs. Rose M. Keenan Mackin ’42 Ms. Marsha Beckett Westerman ’69
Ms. Melissa Chau ’93 Ms. Joan Magruder ’64 +Yvette Bradley and Thomasine
Mrs. Marie Fusco Chelli ’60 Ms. Andrea McDermott Grant-Dimery ’70
Ms. Diana A. Chin ’72 Ms. Marie F. Cunniffe McDonald, CSW ’48 Mrs. Avia G. Kinard Wise ’64
+Millicent Miskic ’72 *Cash Conor Quinlan Mrs. Aimee New Wu Won ’64
Mrs. Jane Duffy Coleman ’65 Ms. Anne Fitzgerald McGoldrick ’67 Ms. Nancy Yanofsky
Mrs. Mary Munzing Connelly ’63 Mr. Brian McKinney *Mary Mulvihill
Mr. John Connolly Ms. Therese McMenemy ’61
Ms. Zuleika Coombs ’96 Ms. Carol A. McShane Cathedral is very grateful for the generosity
*Ronard and Ladi Coombs Ms. Mercedes Casco Mejia ’69 of the many donors who have made gifts
Ms. Paola Tulipano D’Angelo ’89 Ms. Suzanne Mulvihill under $250. We are sorry that we are
Mr. Jose Dios Ms. Kerry Mulvihill unable to list you all here. Please visit
Ms. Sharyn Evers Doyle ’70 Mr. Christopher Mulvihill our website at https://cathedralhs.org/
*Marie and John Evers Mr. Roy Niederhoffer fy21donors to see our full list of supporters.
Mr. Vincent Doyle *David McCarthy Thank you!
*Sr. Elizabeth Graham, OP, former Mr. Gregory Pulley
CHS Principal and Marguerite Kiely Ms. Stephanie Pulley Thank you to the Class of 2018
Mr. Scott Einhorn Mrs. Mary Mc Bride Reddy ’58 for your leadership in the
Ms. Kathleen I. Fitzsimmons ’64 +Thomas and Jim Reddy 10 Years/$10,000 Challenge!
Mrs. Claire A. Sullivan Galicia ’54
+Ellen Galicia and Steven Galicia Is Your Name Missing?
Ms. Cynthia Garcia ’84
Mrs. Concetta Gargiulo
It could be because…
+Rosemarie M. Lasco ’62 1. Gifts received after August 31, 2021 will be included in the Fall
Mrs. Rosemary DeMoody Glanzman ’55 2022-2023 CATHEDRAL CONNECTION
Mrs. Silvestre A. Sanchez Gonzalez ’66
Ms. Gail M. Gormley ’68 2. You asked that your gift be kept anonymous.
Mr. Alan Grantham 3. We made a mistake. If so, please know that it is an omission of the
Ms. Barbara Groves pen and not of the heart.
Mrs. Patricia Whelan Haggerty ’58
Please contact development@cathedralhs.org if you have any questions.
Mrs. Diane O’Donnell Handley ’59
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Tuition Assistance Grants
Achieving Heights Organization
Breakthrough New York
BridgeUP
Harlem Children’s Zone, Inc.
Holy Union Sisters / Dorothy Vaill
Memorial Fund
Hunts Point Alliance
Inner City Scholarship Fund
Riverside Hawks High School
Scholarships
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Academy
+Ms. Kathy Farragher
St. Ignatius School
St. Luke’s Education Foundation, Inc.
Corporate Matching Gifts
St. Thomas Aquinas School and the Altria
Many thanks to the corporations
Religious of the Sacred Heart of BlackRock
that doubled and, in some cases,
Mary Goldman Sachs & Co.
tripled our donors’ gifts. Please
Sisters of Charity check with your employer to see if Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation
Student Sponsor Programs they have a matching gift program. Prudential
Sr. Mary Raymond Legacy Society
G enerous alumnae and friends
who have included Cathedral
High School in their estate plans
Gertrude Balicki†’45
Mary Brady†’40
Ursula Burns ’76
Leona Leo
Maureen Lynch McGee†’49
Catherine Martin†’42
are recognized with membership Margaret Cassidy†’47 Catherine Meehan ’55
in the Legacy Society. We thank Rita Clymer†’31 Phyllis Milton
the following donors, whose Mary E. Cahill Cummings†’48 Elizabeth Mollihan†’45
foresight and belief in the future of Nancy Cunnane†’50 Hannah Murphy†’47
Cathedral High School has helped Mary Darcy† Helen Von Wyl Murphy†’44
to ensure that CHS will remain a Joanne Manus DePaola ’57 Margaret Bruns Naumann†’47
Mary Pat Dwyer†’42 Mary C. Fahey O’Brien†
unique place of opportunity for
Marion Hughes Gersitz ’55 Norma Lepore Pace†’37
young women for generations to
Ann Hand Hatfield†’51 Mary McEnroy Phelan†’37
come.
Anne Beackom Healy†’59 Helen Tausch†’53
Frances Amicone† Mary Ann Micillo Kikel ’57 Mary J. Nugent Weinbaum†’52
Wilma Aponte ’80 Marian Pasini Kryshak ’63 Patricia Solms Westwater†’46
Marta I. Baez ’65 Alice Hogan Locke ’57 Philip J. Wilker
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I N M E M OR I A M
The Cathedral High School Community extends its deepest sympathy to the loved ones of recently deceased
alumnae and friends. Please remember them in your prayers.
Marie O’Neill ’39 Sr. Mary Rose Murray, SU ’48 Louise A. Campofiori ’58
June Walsh Racine ’39 Sr. Maria Goretti Mannix ’49 Rita Maria Stengel Berge ’58
Mary McAuliffe Breidenbach ’42 Evelyn Cuneo Weinberg ’49 Jane Troy Herzner ’60
Mary Veronica Healy Hourihan Ann Ahern ’50 Joann Petrizzo Mainelli ’60
’43 Alice L. DeVita Agha ’51 Gail McGuire Dunne ’62
Eileen Quick Vetter ’43 Joan Maushardt Coutu ’52 Darlene West Kornegay ’64
Agnes Dorsa Dunphy ’44 Charlotte Neff Vaughn ’52 Theresa Miskic ’64
Elvira Ann Pitonzo ’44 Josephine Sullivan Burris ’52 Nancy Miranda ’68
Clara Olivieri Greene ’45 Florence Gore Guippone ’53 Elizabeth Kane Perle ’68
Anna May Breen ’45 Mary Cumiskey Fallon ’55 Wilhelmina Benjamin Littles ’70
Marueen H. Lundahl ’46 Kathleen Cunning Price ’55 Claudette Bryant ’81
Mary Ward Murray ’47 Patricia Moore Ellis ’56 Diana Soenarie ’81
Margaret O’Dea ’47 Ann Marie Flynn ’56 Diane Gusz
Dorothy Quick Buccheri ’48 Eileen Magnasco Heller ’56 Information reported as of October 7, 2021
Mary Bliss Devine ’48 Anna DeTitta DiMeo ’57
LEAVE A LASTING LEGACY FOR
FUTURE CATHEDRALITES…
“I came to know Cathedral High School as a volunteer with the Ignatian Volunteer
Corps in 2014 and was immediately impressed by the dedication of the faculty and
staff, the enthusiasm of the students, and the inspiring sense of community. I feel
so honored to be a part of the rich traditions and mission of the school. I am always
happy to pitch in where needed—using my skills as an attorney to co-moderate
the Mock Trial Club and my love of music and the theater as one of the directors/
producers of the annual dramatic and musical productions of the Drama Club.
These connections made me realize that I wanted to make a lasting investment
in the future of these students by naming Cathedral High School as a beneficiary
in my estate plan. Won’t you, too, join the Sr. Mary Raymond Legacy
Society and secure the future of these remarkable young women?”
- Leona Leo, Sr. Mary Raymond Legacy Society Member
The Sr. Mary Raymond Legacy Society celebrates the most integrity in the pursuit of Social Justice.
dedicated and generous supporters who invest in the If you have already named Cathedral High School as a
future of Cathedral High School. By making a planned gift, beneficiary, please let us know. If you have not yet done
you are helping us in our mission to continually challenge so, we invite you to become a member today!
our students to become productive members of society For more information, contact Gina Lombardo, Director
who will conduct themselves with religious and moral of Development at glombardo@cathedralhs.org.
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