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News from St. Agnes Academic High School

A Gift Cecilia McCauley '59

of aLifetime

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AROUND CAMPUS

ALUMNI NEWS

ACADEMICALLY SPEAKING

GIVING

Dear Friends,

As we anticipate the arrival of spring, we prepare to welcome the Class of 2021 to St. Agnes Academic High School. Whether bidding farewell to seniors or welcoming new freshmen, one thing remains constant, our commitment to academic excellence that has long been the tradition of the Sisters of St. Dominic.

Innovation and opportunity define all we do at St. Agnes. Partnerships with Molloy College, St. John’s University and SUNY Albany provide opportunities for students to explore science, math, film and theatre while receiving college credit. This fall, our expanding STEM Program will provide Chromebooks for students and teachers giving them the tools to travel beyond the physical walls of our classrooms. At the same time, we continue to expand and upgrade facilities to meet the demands of our changing world.

While St. Agnes strives to exceed academic expectations, we remain committed to helping every young woman graduate, regardless of financial hardship. The Angel Program, started by a few generous alumni, continues to provide financial aid to deserving students who need our help.

Thank you for your continued prayers and for your financial support of St. Agnes. Your generosity lights the way for future generations to share in the charism of prayer, study, community and service. We are grateful every day for every gift.

May God continue to bless you and your families.

Sincerely,

Susan Nicole�iSusan NicolettiPrincipal

In This Issue

Issue: Spring 2017 | Volume: 3

St. Agnes Academic High School13-20 124 Street

College Point, NY 11356

PRINCIPALMrs. Susan Nicoletti

ASSISTANT PRINCIPALSACADEMICS

Ms. Anne Forde

STUDENT LIFEMs. Kathleen Gaughan

STRATEGIC PLANNINGMrs. Keri-Ann Wade-Donohue

DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENTMs. Denise Fetonte

PRINT & DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS Ms. Theresa Hynes

GENERAL OFFICE718.353.6276

FAX NUMBER 718.353.6068

ONLINE stagneshs.org

OFFICE OF ALUMNI RELATIONS718.353.6276 ext 30

N E W S F R O M S T. A G N E S A C A D E M I C H I G H S C H O O L

MISSION STATEMENTSt. Agnes Academic High School, founded by the Sisters of St. Dominic, is a culturally diverse Catholic High School for young women that develops a strong foundation for lifelong learning. By building upon each student’s faith and challenging her full academic potential, our mission is to graduate women who are open to growth, intellectually competent, socially aware, morally discerning, and committed to being women of integrity and truth.

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CAREER DAYSt. Agnes Welcomes Alumni For Career DaySt. Agnes had the pleasure of welcoming back our alumni for Career Day. We hope our students are inspired by their fields and careers as they continue to grow and find their own passions. From nurses, EMTs, and pharmacists, to chefs, lawyers, and psychologists, alumni in attendance provided a wide range of careers for students to learn about. Our alumni have inspired our students as they have pursued careers with the NYPD, DSNY, and the DEA.

(L-R) Faith Conlon, Olivia Loscalzo ‘10, Kerry Whitmore-Meiskin ‘04, Elyse Fonseca ‘10, Chelsea Loscalzo ’09, Kallie Gonzalez ‘10, Mary Maxwell, PhD ’65, Gabriella Lopez-Garcia ‘06, Lorraine Doucet Ramos ‘08, Amanda D’Orazi ‘01, Katy Starck Monte ‘02, Mary Forde, and Geraldine Varrassi ‘64. (Not pictured Marie Nuzzi ‘71 and Irini Salama ‘09)

Lorraine Doucet Ramos ‘08, an officer with the NYPD, talks about what it is like to work on patrol in New York City.

Irini Salama ‘09, a pharmacist at Bronx Lebanon Hospital, shows students how to gown for sterile compounding of IV medications.

Amy Ford ‘17 enjoyed meeting with the firefighters from Join FDNY.

Kristina Viskup ‘18 receives some tips before starting the exercise set up by

the team from Join FDNY.

Students had the opportunity to try on equipment from the FDNY.

sterile compounding of IV medications.

Amy Ford ‘17 enjoyed meeting with the

Lorraine Doucet Ramos ‘08, an officer with

firefighters from Join FDNY.




Congratulations to two of our students on winning 2nd and 3rd

place in the The Tablet's, Keep Christ in Christmas Art Contest. Emma

Kegel '17 won 2nd Place and Lily Fitzpatrick '18 won 3rd Place.

ART CONTEST WINNERS

Emma Kegel '17 Lily Fitzpatrick '18

BLUE ANGEL CHAMPIONSCongratulations to our Blue Angels Soccer Team on winning the tier 3 division championship!


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LADDERS FOR LEADERSStudents Selected for Prestigious Summer Internships

Sophomore Theresa Charles and Junior Briana Stephenson have been selected to participate in the NYC Ladders for Leaders Program which provides summer internships with some of the most dynamic corporations and businesses in New York City.

The students submitted applications to community-based organizations serving the five boroughs. Applications were evaluated on academic performance, response to an essay question, and a resume. They will participate in 30-hours of pre-employment training designed to teach essential workplace readiness skills and business etiquette. Final selections for their six-week internships will be made by the NYC Ladders for Leaders employment partners.

P R E S E N T E D B Y

St. Agnes Academic High School13-20 124th Street, College Point

P E R F O R M A N C E SSaturday

April 1, 2017 7:00 PM

Sunday

April 2, 2017 2:00 PM

A D M I S S I O N

$10 per ticketTickets on sale at the school office or call the

school at 718-353-6276 to reserve tickets.

Mayra Gonzalez ’75 and Ann Jappell Steinbronn ‘75 Still “Live Wires” “Ann and I met freshman year at St. Agnes and became friends almost immediately. In our senior year they voted us “live wires.” Even though we lead totally different lives (Ann has been married a long time with 3 children and 2 grandchildren and lives in California and I am single and live in NY still (Long Island), we have managed to stay in constant contact all these years. We talk on the phone almost every day. Ann teaches kindergarten and I am a manager for an Information Technology department at a Fortune 150 company, Arrow Electronics, Inc.” – Mayra Gonzalez ‘75

Mayra and Ann, best friends since attending St. Agnes, would like to plan a “Paint Night” for the Class of 1975. If you are interested, please contact Ann at [email protected] and Mayra at [email protected].



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Elinor Heiner Carr ‘49Taught English Humanities and ancient Greek at Greenwich HS. Received 8 grants from National Endowment to study Ancient Greek at Harvard, Tufts and Bowdoin. Named a Disney Teacher of the year in 1991. Still tutoring College prep at 85.

Anne Lark Murphy ‘53 is currently living in Blauvelt, NY. Anne lost her husband, Buddy (John) a year ago. They were married 59 years with three children. Their son, Michael was killed while test piloting the Osprey helicopter in December 2000. Four of Anne’s nine grandchildren were adopted from China. “I am a grateful person and love that quality about myself!”

Mary Grace Maguire Ryan ‘58I am retired from Los Angeles Archdiocese - having taught and was principal in Pasadena, CA for many years. Still teaching Religious Educa-tion in my parish. I am a widow with 3 sons and 5 grandchildren. I was taught by the Amityville Dominicans at Sacred Heart School in Cambria Heights, St. Agnes and at Molloy College. Received a wonderful education and have wonderful memories of those days.

Therese Wolpensinger Schmitt ‘59Doris Kohler Stahl and I took a road trip to Acadia National Park in September. It was a wonderful drive, great vacation and we’re still friends!

Joan McTaggart Kayser ‘61Asst. Property Manager at Grace Meadows Social Worker at Elderly disabled Housing Site in Southbury, Connecticut.

Pauline Curry ‘64In April 2016 I lost my wonderful husband Phil of 50 and half years of marriage to cancer. We have 4 chil-dren and 3 grandchildren. I am still

working as a school cafeteria man-ager at Middlesex County Vocational High School. Love working with the kids and feel great when a graduate recognizes me in a store and says hello.

Eileen Costello Morgo ‘64 currently doing pro-bono legal advocacy for New Hour Woman and Children, Long Island.

Karen Frielingsdorf Roginski ‘64 She and her husband are traveling to the Holy Land this year. “Looking forward to seeing the roots of our faith. We will keep St. Agnes Aca-demic High in our prayers. Loving our retirement!”

Paula Schlechter Damon ‘66Enjoying retirement after working in the textile industry from 1969 in to the 90s. Then 15 years working at the Michaels Art and Crafts store. Also doing some traveling and visiting my granddaughter Bella in Florida. My thanks to Sister Auxilia who encouraged me in art class!

Irene Marmo O’Brien ‘66My husband and I have been married for 47 years. I am working as a Clini-cal Social Worker 2 days a week. Our 2 children are grown and live in the Chicago area and NYC. We have 2 beautiful granddaughters who bring us much joy.

Anne Farrell Hayes ‘67I continue to teach part time and am also a literacy volunteer for which those Latin Classes so long ago are still helpful! Looking forward to seeing old friends at our 50th reunion!

Mari Walcez O’Dell ‘67Retired after teaching art for 30 years, the last 19 to at risk urban youth. I now design for polyform products, tools, impression plates and silk screens for use with polymer clay. I live happily with my husband, black lab and tabby cat in Annapolis, Maryland.

Theresa Mangan Greier ‘68I am a retired paralegal since 2013

and I enjoy taking care of my two little granddaughters (4 and 18 months) 3 days per week.

Linda Segretto Herman ‘68 recently retired after 45 years working as an RN/Lactation Consultant. Linda has two married children and two grandsons.

Arleen Misik Johnson ‘68I am enjoying retirement and looking forward to a pilgrimage this year to Fatima Spain and France. My husband retired a few months ago and we are working on house projects. We are grateful for all of our blessings.

Linda Zendrian Lent ‘68Married to Raymond Lent for 44 years. 2 daughters (Arlene and Gerilyn), both married, 8 Grandchildren (4 each daughter).

Stephanie Reuter McElligott ‘69My first novel, a biblical fiction about The Three Wise Men was published in August. The Gifts of Man is getting good reviews.

Christina Maffia ‘71 After a 30 year career as an elementary teacher; math, science, technology coordina-tor, I retired from the Three Village Central School District with wonder-ful memories to sustain me. I didn’t consider teaching “a job”, rather it was my calling. Time, however, to focus on me & my new grandbaby and 2 others. Plus more traveling - just returned from Cuba. Learning to play the piano and spanish too! Grateful for the healthy life!

Dolores Neufeld Nehlig ‘72Human Resources Manager at LSU Agriculture Center. Living in Baton Rouge, LA and grandmother of 2.

Gloria Mallia ‘80I am still working at Cohen Children’s Medical Center in the Division of Allergy/Immunology. I have been there almost 30 years! I am a clinical nurse specialist.

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Simone Robinson Ross ‘92I am married with 2 children. My daughter Olivia is a HS senior and son Colin Jr. is a 4th grader. I currently work in the NYC Public School system as a Parent Coordinator in a high school. I recently enrolled back in College to pursue a degree in Human Development. My goal is to become a HS Guidance Counselor.

Jessica Schedlbauer ’14 is attending Montclair State University in New Jersey. She hopes to receive her BFA in Production and Design with a concentration in stage management. Jessica worked at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade as an animator. She received her Associates Degree at Queensborough College in 2016 in Visual & Performing Arts.

WE REMEMBER OURALUMNI AND FRIENDS WHO

PASSED AWAY THIS YEAR

Elsie Heller Steiner ’35 September 9, 2016 at the age of 98. Patricia Kraebel Kessler ’36 November 15, 2016. Veronica Simpson ’42 November 4, 2016.

Eileen C. Hebrank ‘46 June 13, 2016. Eileen is the sister of Margaret Hebrank Cody, Class of 1949. Mary Kenny ’54 October 25, 2016. Loretta Byrnes Muenkel ’50 January 8, 2017 Ellen Nesdill Groppe ’50 January 10, 2017. Ellen is the mother of Katherine Groppe Keith ‘74 and Mary Groppe Ehret ‘76. Ellen and Loretta Muen-kel met at St. Agnes and remained friends over the years. They had spoken to one another just a few months before she passed. Margaret Dowd Rahner ’55 November 26, 2016.

Please remember Frances McInerney Mullins ‘67 December 26, 2016 Louise Bonnacorso Troisi January 26, 2017. Louise was a former faculty member of St. Agnes. Josephine Lockwood, sister of S. Theresa McDermott, February 13, 2017.

Salvatore Mendolia, father of faculty member Lisa Mendolia.

Frances Soregaroli, aunt of S. Alice Grillo

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We'd love to hear from you!

SEND US YOUR NEWSby email: [email protected]

or mail information toSt. Agnes Academic High School

Alumni Class Notes13-20 124 Street, College Point, NY 11356

R E U N I O N U P D AT E S

ATTENTION Class of 1977

40th year reunion is in the planning stages!

For more information contact

Rosanne Urciuoli email: [email protected]

tel: 201-819-0510.

Join the class facebook page at Class of 1977 - St. Agnes Academic High School

Class of 1967 is celebrating

50 YEARS on April 29, 2017

at Verdi’s in Whitestone

For reservations contact Anne Pahl at [email protected]



A C A D E M I C A L LY S P E A K I N G

Announcing: Google Chromebooks

Imagine watching a video about the Russian Revolution while exploring the landscape and listening to the music of that era. What was the role of women in the Revolution? Who were the leaders? How did they define success?

These and so many more questions will be answered this fall when St. Agnes expands the use of Chromebooks and Google Classroom. Google Chromebook, a mobile device that runs on the Chrome Operating System has no software to down-load. Files are stored in the cloud and are accessed wherev-er wifi is available. Students will use Chromebooks to work collaboratively, take notes, access assignments, communicate with teachers and peers, and store their files. Chromebooks will provide a platform to expand learning way beyond the traditional classroom.

Flora Sengupta ‘19 will be fully immersed in college life this summer as she attends the Harvard University Secondary School Program. With an interest in psychol-ogy, medical ethics, and architectural design, Flora will at-

tain eight college credits in this seven-week summer session. Flora will be attending classes with current Harvard students, other high school students, and professionals from all around the world. She will have the op-portunity to work with professors, lecturers, scientists, and more.

tain eight college credits in this seven-week

College Bound To Harvard University

St. Agnes’ new partnership with Molloy College is off to a great start. In October, the Human Biology class visited CERCOM (Center for Environmental Research and Coastal Ocean Monitoring.) Under the direction of Dr. John T. Tanacredi, Professor and Director of CERCOM, students

explored the habitat and ecological challenges of horseshoe crabs. Also in October, Business Professors Stephen Bier and Andrea Barone, along with Kimberly Vereline of Admissions came to St. Agnes to offer semi-nars on college readiness, college choice, the interview process, and the importance of resumes. Students were then invited to participate in an on-site admissions visit at Molloy College.

Students interested in video production and journalism had two excellent opportunities, a TV Studio workshop at St. Agnes hosted by Professor Thomas Kenny, Instructor and Director of Media Facilities, and Professor Nicole Stevens, and a New Media workshop hosted by Profes-sor James Cohen, New Media Program Coordinator, and Professor Matt Applegate, Assistant Professor of English & Digital Humanities. Upcoming workshops with Molloy College include: The Master Class Theater Workshop, Law and Order Seminar; and The Career Workshop for Parents.

Rising juniors interested in majoring in business have been invited to apply to The Molloy College Business Boot Camp for the Summer of 2017. Together with Molloy’s talented faculty, St. Agnes’ Juniors will engage in interactive seminars, trading simulations, and market-ing competitions.

D.R.E.A.M. Big(Dominican Roots in Education at St. Agnes and Molloy College)


Vivian MurdockMolloy College

St. Francis CollegeSt. John's UniversitySt. Joseph's College

Erika DiazAllbright College

University of Maine Penn State University

Zaria GoicoheaSeton Hall UniversitySt. John’s University

Pace University

Katelyn MoraSt. John's UniversitySt. Joseph's College

Jessica TiwariNYIT

Hofstra University St. John's University

Janie LaMagnaSt. John’s University

Carisa LauMolloy College

St. Francis CollegeSt. Joseph's CollegeUniversity at Buffalo

Stony Brook University

Brianna GarciaAdelphi University

St. Joseph's College

Grace ChangSt. John’s University

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Melissa CerenSt. Francis College

St. John’s University St. Joseph’s College

Nicole Uriarte St. Francis College

St. John's University

St. Agnes senior class awarded more than $6,700,000 in college scholarships.

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Born on June 3, 1942 in New York City to Mary and Howard McCauley, Cecilia was the eldest of four children (Cele, Joe, Susan & Phil) and the first of 54 cousins. Growing up on 36th Street in Astoria, family was always at the center of Cele’s life. She graduated with honors from St. Joseph’s School in 1955 and enrolled at St. Agnes Academic High School.

Cele excelled in academics and discovered a passion for teaching. After graduating from St. Agnes, she taught in Catholic elementary schools while earning her Bachelor of Science degree at Fordham University in the evening. She was named to Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges and received her Master of Science degree from St. John’s University. Cele later taught at St. Fidelis and St. Joseph’s elementary schools. She also taught high school at Christ the King, St. John’s Prep, and Social Studies and English at St. Agnes where she also coached cheerleading. She later spent 15 years at William Cullen Bryant High School.

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and loved to travel, visiting five continents and over 25 European countries. Paris was her favorite city.

Cele cherished her relationships with the students, faculty and friends she met at St. Agnes Academic High School. She wanted to help other girls by providing scholarship funding in her estate. Her hope was to offer financial assistance to a graduate of St. Joseph’s who was a current student at St. Agnes. Cele’s brother Joe, moved by her decision and impressed by the School she had grown to love so much, decided to match her contribution. Together, they created the Cecilia McCauley Scholarship Fund.

St. Agnes Academic High School will be forever grateful to our alumna, teacher and dear friend Cecilia McCauley whose thoughtful generosity changed the lives of deserving students nearly 60 years after she first entered her beloved school.

For more information about how you can create a scholarship or make a donation to the Angel Program, please contact Denise Fetonte at (718) 353-6276. ext. 30.

When Cecilia McCauley entered St. Agnes Academic High School in September of 1955, she was unaware that she was about to begin an education that would prepare her for a lifetime of accomplishments.


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St. Agnes Academic High School has created The Veritas Society as a way to formally and publically thank generous alumni and friends who have remembered the School in their estate plans.

Making a planned gift is a wonderful way to support St. Agnes while accommodating your personal, financial and philanthropic goals. With smart planning, you may actually increase the size of your estate and reduce the tax burden on your heirs while making a meaningful financial contribution. You can honor a loved one, a family member, a classmate or a beloved member of the faculty by providing funds for scholarships, academic programs, athletics and facilities in their names.

For more information about planned giving please contact Denise Fetonte at 718.353.6276 ext. 30.

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St. Agnes will now publish the Annual Donor Report as part of the Fall Agnews. The fall 2017 edition of Agnews will contain the complete list of donors. We look forward to recognizing alumni and friends for your generosity.

A monthly gift of $5 from every graduate would

mean an additional $480,000 annually

to do extraordinary things for your School.

Please visit our website to make a monthly gift online. Our fiscal year

ends on August 31.

YOUR MONTHLY GIFT OF $5 WILL CHANGE LIVES!

ANNUAL DONOR REPORT

110th ANNIVERSARY

of St. Agnes Academic High School Stay tuned for the calendar of events

celebrating more than a century of academic excellence.

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Dear Alumni and Friends,

St. Agnes Academic High School has provided an excellent education to young women for more than 100 years thanks to the support of generous alumni and friends. We are so grateful and hope you will consider entering this year’s May Money Madness!

The winners of the prize money will be selected during the month of May. Each day has a different prize from $50 to the top prize of $500. For $10 a ticket, you will have 31 chances to win. If your name is picked, it goes back into the mix so you may even win more than once!

Enter friends and family. Winners need not be present and checks will be mailed to all winners. Please detach tickets and return with your check made payable to: St. Agnes Academic High School by April 27.

Gratefully,

Susan NicolettiPrincipal

YOUR MONTHLY GIFT OF $5 WILL CHANGE LIVES!

Name:

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Amount Enclosed: $ # of tickets:

Tickets: $10 (Payable to: St. Agnes High School)

Return to: St. Agnes Academic High School

Attn: Development Office13-20 124 Street, College Point, NY 11356

Deadline April 27, 2017

Gratefully,

Susan NicolettiPrincipal

HOW TO PLAYYou have 31 chances to win up to $3,000.00 in cash prizes.

There will be one drawing daily during the month of May. Winners will be notified at the time of drawing and posted on our website at www.stagneshs.org. The names chosen will win the amount designated for that particular day.

If you win, your name will be returned to the raffle for another chance to win on each remaining day of the month. Drawings for Saturday & Sunday are selected on Friday of that week.

HOW TO ENTER1. $10 per entry. Please make checks payable to: St. Agnes Academic High School.

2. Complete the tear off portion and return by April 27, 2017, with your payment.

3. Winners will receive prizes by mail.

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Annual Giving 2016-2017 Please make your gift online at www.stagneshs.org

Name___________________________________________________________________________Class of___________

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Return by August 31 to St. Agnes Academic HS, 13-20 124 Street, College Point, NY 11356


St. Agnes launches first annual

GIVING DAY on April 20!St. Agnes has seen a remarkable increase in online giving since

the launch of our new alumni and fundraising software. We have

come so far thanks to the generosity of alumni and friends.

Join us on Thursday, April 20, the Feast of St. Agnes, when we

launch the first annual St. Agnes High School Giving Day. If you

have already given, thank you. If you have not made your gift yet,

this is a great opportunity to support St. Agnes and help us reach

our goal of 240 online gifts in 24 hours. With your help, we can

do this! Stay tuned for updates on the St. Agnes Facebook page.

Visit us at stagneshs.org on April 20 to make your gift online!


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Return by August 31 to St. Agnes Academic HS, 13-20 124 Street, College Point, NY 11356

Welcome Home Alumni!Reunions and anniversaries are great opportunities to strengthen relationships with old friends and reconnect with St. Agnes. We were delighted to see many familiar faces and some new ones at the Reunion on November 19 when St. Agnes honored two distinguished alumnae, Dorothy Vance Forte and Geraldine Hapke for their professional and personal accomplishments. Both Dorothy and Geraldine are living examples of how St. Agnes prepares young women for success in high school, college and life. Save the date for next year’s Reunion on November 18, 2017.

The Class of 1966 gathered onstage as they celebrated the 50th anniversary of their graduation.

Geraldine Hapke ‘62 (top right) Hall of Fame Honoree.

(l-r) Robert Gillin ‘42 and Anthony Barone (Honorary Graduate

2016) reminiscing about the good

old days.

Dorothy Vance Forte ‘68 (top left) Hall of Fame Honoree.

Class of 1971

Members of the Class of 2006 celebrated their 10th anniversary.

Marie Bissmann ‘67 and Paula Miano ‘70 reunited “freshman senior sisters.”

CLASS CAPTAINS NEEDED!e-mail [email protected] to help get your classmates together for the reunion.


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