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GREAT THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT MMA!

MMA STUDENTS INDUCTED INTO THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

On Tuesday, March 27, 2007, Thirty eight students at Mount Mercy Academy were inducted into the McAuley Chapter of the National Honor Society at a ceremony attended by family and friends in the Mercy Center Auditorium. Mrs. Eileen Kraus Scott, MMA Graduate of the Class of 1968 and President of the Penfold Agency, was the key note speaker. In her address, Mrs. Scott encouraged the students to, in their own way, go out and make a difference in the world. The Inductees from the Class of 2007: Deirdre Barthel, Aubree Cudney, Bridget Fitzgerald, Kathryn Goldbach, Meaghan Hillery, Claire Kelley, Caitlin Kubera, Mary Kate Maloney, Ashley Martin, Elizabeth Mulvaney, Heather Warnes, Kristen Willman. Inductees from the Class of 2008: Margaret Barnes, Caitlin Biddle, Tara Bodziak, Elizabeth CoFrancesco, Elizabeth Collesano, Allysa Fuller, Justine Gabreski, Lauren Gruchala, Carrie Hadley, Melissa Hayes, Meghan Hess, Kristina Land, Christen Lawicki, Maria Makowski, Sarah Murphy, Allysa Pantano, Amy Patten, Madeline Reid, Mary Fatima Santiano, Olivia Schlager, Carly Story, Shealyn Sullivan, Jenna Szczepanski, Elizabeth Vogl, Molly Webster, and Brianna Wilson.

MOUNT MERCY ACADEMY April 2007 Newsletter

VOLUME 4, ISSUE 33

S P E C I A L P O I N T S O F I N T E R E S T :

♦ April 1-15: Easter Break –Building Closed 4/5 through 4/10

♦ April 16: Classes Resume

♦ April 20: Spring Sports Pep Rally

♦ April 23-25: Bissnet Arts Festival

♦ April 25: Grade 12- Making Col-lege Count Presentation

♦ April 25: 7:00 pm—Parent Asso-ciation Meeting in the Dining Hall

♦ April 27: 3rd Quarter Honors Assembly

♦ April 28: 7:00 pm –Junior Prom at Lucarelli’s Banquet Hall

A Message from our Principal March, 2007 Dear Parents and Guardians, Fourth quarter and the relentless progress toward final exams and the close of the 2006-2007 school year have begun! It is hard to believe that we are so close to the end of another school year. The beginning of April finds us on Easter break escaping the cold weather and the cold germs in whatever way we can. We hope that you and your family are able to use this opportunity to spend some time together to share conversation, laughter and meals – things that our busy schedules may prevent us from doing when school is in session. Hopefully you will also be able to spend some time attending the liturgical celebrations of Holy Week and especially the joyous celebration of Easter morning. What better way for a family to reconnect than to participate together in the rituals of the Church in which we are also family members? As the school year draws to a close, I would also like to put out an appeal to all parents to be a part of our Parent Association. We have a dedicated but small group of parents who have worked very hard this year to provide and support events that benefit your daughter. One of the hallmarks of a Mercy education is parents in partnership. We need your input and your support in making the Par-ent Association an active and vital organization that will benefit all of our girls. The next meeting will be held Thursday, April 24, 2007 at 7:00 PM in the MMA dining hall and we need you to attend, get involved and make the Parent Asso-ciation a thriving organization. Prom season will be upon us very soon. Our own Junior and Senior proms will take place and your daughter may be invited to a prom at another school. Which-ever events she attends, keep the lines of communication open. Know your daughter’s plans for the evening and speak with her date’s parents or the parents of the friends she will be traveling with. Our highest priority is the safety of all of our students and their guests. We know that is your priority too. Enclosed in this mailing is a booklet about proms and graduations. Please read this booklet for advice on how best to protect your daughter. The administration, faculty and staff of Mount Mercy Academy wish you a happy and holy Easter Season. May the peace of the Risen Lord be with you all. Sincerely, Paulette C. Gaske Principal

MMA Principal Mrs. Gaske congratulates Junior Margaret Barnes as she is

inducted into the National Honor Society.

PHOTO ALBUM

OUR DAY AT SABAH By: Lynn Goosman, MMA Sophomore

This year for our sopho-more retreat we went in a new direc-tion. Usually every class gets one day a year when they go to Harvest House and talk with their peers about the different pressures and stress that they face. Instead of our sophomore class going to Harvest House, we split up into our individual religion classes and spent the day at SABAH. SABAH stands for “Skating Athletes Bold At Heart.” This organization helps physically disabled children get a day to just have fun and maybe do a little ice skating. Our retreat to SABAH was not only about helping others, but also about learning and growing spiritually. We have come to witness first hand that just because somebody has different capabilities than us or doesn’t look the same as we doesn’t mean that they are any less than a human being. One of our main responsibilities on our retreat was helping the children to ice skate. If they fell they got right back up and tried again. Seeing the joy on their faces while they were ice skating is truly an indescribable thing. One of my fellow sophomores, Meghan Seager, described the retreat in one word. “Overwhelming.” That got me thinking. It must be extremely overwhelming for the par-ents of those children to have to take care of everything in there own lives and in the life of their child. They love their child despite the fact that he/she is different from other kids. It probably tears them up inside that their son/daughter doesn’t have the same opportunities as other kids their age. It must be a great relief to be able to take their child to SABAH and see them have a fun time. If there is one thing we are taught here at Mercy, it is that we should serve those who are less fortunate than ourselves. Here at Mount Mercy our prime example of one serving many is Catherine McAuley. Catherine McAuley saw everybody through God’s eyes. It didn’t matter if they were fully functional or disabled. She did what she could for whom-ever she could. When we have a retreat to a place such as SABAH we get an opportunity to do the same. We come to understand that people are just that, people.

MOUNT MERCY’S LIFE LESSONS TEAM Right to Left: Melissa Graham, Jane Bednarz, Loren Morris-sey, Leah Clancy, Lauren Pignataro, Jamie O’Neill, Deirdre

Barthel, Gabrielle Schwab, Christie Adamczak, oops-Rachel Schneider behind the balloon,

and Samantha Wright.

SENIORS SMILE AT INDUCTION CEREMONY

Members of the MMA Senior Class of 2007 were officially inducted into the MMA Alumnae Association at a spaghetti dinner held in their honor late in March. The class pledged 100% participation in the Association’s Annual Fund Drive

by promising a $1 donation from each student. Above: Kendra Hejna, Claire Kelley, Jamie O’Neill, Kellie

Schieber, Mary Kate Maloney, Colleen Flynn, Lauren Pignataro and Kristie Sheridan.

OUR DAY AT MERCY HOSPITAL by Rachel Hore, MMA Sophomore

Our sophomore religion class went on a retreat to Mercy Hospital on March 2, 2007. At first, we weren’t thrilled at the idea of spending an entire day in a hospital. But, by the end of the day we were amazed at the hospitality we received from the employees, and the memorable experience we shared with our class. During the course of the day, we were privileged with seeing various aspects of the hospi-tal that would have been off limits to others. Since we are a part of the loving Mercy Community, they trusted us to conduct ourselves as women of Mercy. Upon our arrival, we were presented with surprising facts about the Sisters of Mercy, Catherine McAuley, and the current status of Mercy Hospital. We came to find that the Sisters of Mercy are dedicated to helping the poor no matter how dire the cost may have been. They spend $23 million each year on medical care and donations but make a mere 3 million dollars. This shows how Catherine McAuley’s vision lives on today through the caring, compassionate work of the staff of Mercy Hospital. Our day was busy and consisted of a well-guided tour. We even saw a human brain and lung!! A popular favorite was the maternity wing. Kaitlin Krug said, “Wow! The babies made my day better and brought new meaning to my life! I also loved how tender and kind the staff acted toward the infants.” At the end of the day, we were all happy that we had the chance to experience and enjoy this opportunity. It even inspired some of us to think about pursuing a medical career in the near future. This was a great experience and we think that future classes should have the choice to attend such an educational retreat.

A Note of Thanks

Dear Sister Peggy and Paulette, I am currently serving as Chair-man of the Board and Hamburg rink captain for SABAH, a therapeutic ice skating program for individuals with disabilities. We held our annual ice skating show on Sunday, March 25.2007 at the HSBC Arena. Our program serves over 600 mentally and physically challenged skaters assisted by nearly 400 community volunteers. This year, at the Hamburg rink, a group of students from Mt. Mercy Academy volunteered to work with some of our most challenging skat-ers every Saturday morning. I just want you to know what a pleasure it was to have the girls participate in SABAH. They were there on time ready to help each week with smiles on their faces and great attitudes! I know how hard it is for teenagers to get up on Saturday morning, especially to volunteer. SABAH could not exist without the love and dedication of volunteers like these. Thank you for sharing your students with us. Mary Clare Smith

Marga McMahon and Colleen Flynn smile after the awards presentation at the National Honor Society

Induction Ceremony

Meaghan Hillery reads a scripture passage as students bring forward candles during the

Lenten Penance Service

During Lent this year, Mount Mercy students were very involved in a school-wide effort to pray the Stations of the Cross. Students from Miss Cheryl Kisiel’s religion class wrote a version of the customary stations from a view point of women in the Bible. Each station includes a narrative, a prayer and a specially written verse of the traditional song “Were You There”. Additionally, the artistic talents of students contributed in two different ways. One class painted a set of stations, while another group used a medium of digital photog-raphy to stage and create a set of stations. The work is displayed in three locations in the school at this time. For the morning prayer during the last three weeks in March, one station is read over the PA system by students and a verse is sung. It is a powerful and beautiful way to pray the remembrance of our Lord’s Passion.

Stations of the Cross

pictured here created by

Tracy Thomas, gr. 9 under the guidance of Mrs. Amy Utzig.

REMINDERS

APRIL, 2007

Please continue to save the General Mills BOX TOPS for EDUCATION and send them to the Business Office at MMA. They provide a source of educational supplies for us.

Senior Reminders

*Please continue to bring in College Acceptance and Scholarship awards letters into the Counseling Center.

*Wednesday April 25th-Senior Assembly-Making College & Career Count Presentation, 10:15-11:15am in the Mercy Center Auditorium

*Confirmation deadline to most Colleges and Universities is May 1st.

ATTENTION PARENTS

NEARLY ALL MMA TEACHERS POST DATES AND TIMES OF REVIEW CLASSES ON THEIR TEACHER-PAGE ON THE MTMERCY.ORG WEBSITE. PLEASE CHECK TO SEE WHEN THESE VALUABLE REVIEW CLASSES WILL BE HELD AND

MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO HAVE YOUR DAUGHTER ATTEND. ALL STUDENTS SHOULD BE CHECKING WITH TEACHERS TO FIND OUT WHEN REVIEW CLASSES WILL BE HELD.

REMINDER TO ALL If you have not sent in a signed copy of your daughter’s course selection sheet – HER SCHEDULE IS NOT YET FINALIZED!!!

Please send them in!

SAT Test Dates Registration for May 5th is April 3rd

June 2nd – Register – April 27th

ACT Test Dates June 9th – Register –May 4th

Counseling Center – Room 201 Phone: 825-8796 Fax: 825-0976 ** CEEB Code: 331-065

Counselors: Grade 9 – Mrs. Marjorie DeSantis ext. 225 e-mail – mdesantis@mtmercy.org Grade 10 & 11 – Miss Morano ext. 211 e-mail – dmorano@mtmercy.org

Grade 12 – Miss Therese Runfola ext. 209 e-mail – trunfola@mtmercy.org Office Assistant: Mrs. Deanne Lukasik ext. 213 e-mail – dlukasik@mtmercy.org

Licensed Social Worker: Sister Margaret Quinlan, ext. 229 email-mquinlan@mtmercy.org

GLOBAL II REGENTS REVIEW CLASSES

Sophomore Parents: In order to better prepare your daughter for her Global II regents Exam, Global II Review Classes will be held daily- Monday–Thursday from 2:45-3:30 beginning Monday, May 14th and continue through Tuesday, June 12th. Atten-dance will be taken at the beginning of the review class and students are expected to remain for the entire 45 minute session. Please encourage your daughter to attend these valu-able review classes.

JUNIOR CLASS NEWS

The Junior Prom will take place on Saturday, April 28th from 7:00 pm-10:00 pm at Lucarelli's Banquet Hall on Abbott Rd. Tickets will be sold from April 16-20th at the MMA Bookstore. Ticket prices are $25/person or $50/per couple. All outstanding fees must be paid before a ticket purchase can be made.

SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS

A representative from Josten’s Jewelers will be in the building on Monday, April 23, 2007 to explain

order forms for the Mount Mercy School ring. Measurements will be taken on May 4th

from 11:00 am-1:00 pm in the Dining Hall.

SUMMER SPORTS CAMP NEWS

The Girls Athletic League 2007 Sum-mer Sports Camp for Girls ages 7-12 will be held at Mount Mercy Academy from July 9-13th, from 8:00am–3:00pm each day. Fees range from $120-$150 and includes Sports instruction and fun workshops in Obstacle Course, Boon-doggle, Hairbraiding, etc. Applications are available through the MMA Admis-sions Office by calling 825-8796x241.

Senior Updates and Information:

With the end of the year rapidly approaching, we wanted to update everyone on all the spe-cial dates and times for end of the year events.

Friday May 11th Early dismissal for Seniors only 7:00 p.m. -11:00 p.m. Senior Prom at Kloc’s Blossom Grove Post prom at MMA 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 a.m. (Students may attend post prom even if they do not attend prom. This is a free event!)

Friday May 18th Last day of classes for Seniors Monday May 21st –Thursday May 24th Senior Exams Friday May 25th Graduation rehearsal at MMA - 9:00 a.m. Senior luncheon at Ilio DiPaolo’s I mmediately following. Wednesday May 30th Baccalaureate Mass @OLV Basilica 7:00 p.m. Friday June 1st Graduation 7:00 p.m. @ Kleinhans

If you have any questions, please feel free to call Ruth Howard or Dawn Robertson at 825-8796 or feel free to email us at drobertson@mtmercy.org, rhoward@mtmercy.org.

FREE SAT and ACT Preparation

eKnowledge LLC announced that is will continue the donation of its $200 SAT and ACT Test Preparation programs to all Catholic high school students for a second year. Last year eKnowledge and a group of NFL players donated more than $10Million worth of $200 SAT and ACT Test Preparation programs to Catholic high school students nationwide. eKnowledge and VSG ask that any parent or individual student that desires the program simply request online or by phone. The student only need pay shipping and handling ($9.95). Call 951-256-4076 or email support@eknowledge.com.

Junior Reminders

*The May SAT will be offered at Mount Mercy Academy on May 5th, 2007. The regular registration deadline for the May exam is April 3rd.

MMA School Code-331-065 MMA Test Center #- 33274

YOUR HELP IS NEEDED!!!

An education tax credit bill has been introduced in Albany, but the legislative leadership needs to hear from New Yorkers before they will allow it to become law. PLEASE CONTACT THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY LEADERS AND EXPRESS YOUR SUPPORT FOR THIS IMPORTANT LEGISLATION. Senate: Hon. Joseph L. Bruno, Majority Leader NYS Senate Room 909 – Legislative Office Building Albany, NY 12247 Phone – 518-455-3191 (Albany) or 212-298-5508 (Manhattan) E-mail - bruno@senate.state.ny.us

Assembly: Hon. Sheldon Silver, Speaker NYS Assembly Room 932 – Legislative Office Building Albany, NY 12248 Phone: 518-455-3791 (Albany) or 212-312-1240 (Manhattan)

If you call, please ask for a Legislative Aide and tell that person that you want Senator Maltese and Assemblyman Hikind’s Educational Tax Incentives Act to be voted on by the full Senate and Assembly. The bill numbers are S. 3627 and A. 6432. Let these officials know that this legislation would benefit students in public as well as nonpublic schools, that it would help taxpayers, and that there is money in the Governor’s proposed budget to pay for this. If you mail or fax a letter or send a e-mail, please convey this same message. THANK YOU!

POST PROM PARENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

The next meeting for post prom will be on Thursday, April 26th in the cafete-ria at 7:00 PM. We are still in need of Freshman, Sophomore and Junior par-ents to work the night of the event, May 11th, which goes from 11:00 pm till 4:00 am. We are especially in need of parents to help in the kitchen, moni-tor security at the door, and help out in the coffee house. Even if you can only give a couple of hours to help, it would be appreciated. Please contact Kelly Hallinan at 825-1920 if you have any questions or to volunteer.

COMMITTEE SEEKS POST PROM DONATIONS

Each year after the Senior Prom the parents’ guild sponsors a Post Prom Party at the school. Each year parents in the Senior Class help support this effort by collecting donations for the raffle prizes given out at the end of the evening. Just to give you an idea of some of last years prizes there were target gift cards, block buster gift sets, movie passes, gas cards, oil change gift certificates or some parents just sent in cash to use to purchase the bigger prizes. We also had parents who went in together to purchase some of the larger prizes we give out such as small TV/DVD players, IPOD, concert tickets. In late April and early May some of your fellow Senior Parents will be contacting you about sup-porting this event for our daughters. We hope you will help in what ever way you can. Donations can be left at the school office marked to the attention of post prom. Any Senior parents with questions on how they can help can contact Kelly Hallinan at 825-1920 or via e-mail at khallinan@adelphia.net

MMA LIBRARY WEEK CAKE CONTEST On Tuesday, April 17, we will be hosting a silent auction of fabulous cakes decorated by all members of the MMA community (We want YOU!). You can make one of your own, or gather a team for a cake decorating party. Plan now; enlist your friends and family for this event. All will be able to bid on their favorite cake (starting at $3.00 + .25 incre-ments) to take home or share with friends. In addition, you can vote for your favorite cake just by dropping a coin (US coinage) into the box or jar by their favorite cake. We will just count the number of coins, not the face value. You can bring your cakes to the MMA library on Monday, April 16, or by 9AM on the 17th The cake with the most votes (coins) will be crownedKing and/or Queen of Cakes!

Prom Safety Tips

Think back to your own proms. While much more expensive and self-indulgent than yours were, the hopes, disappoint-ments, joys and dangers associated with proms have re-mained essentially the same. The following tips may ease your prom anxieties, while helping to keep your kids as safe as possible:

The Talk -- Tell your children that you want them to have a won-derful, memorable prom. Keep that wish as a central focus. They need to give you their complete itinerary for the evening, including whom they will be with, where they'll be going after the prom and the phone numbers where you can contact them. "We'll just be driv-ing around" is not an acceptable response. Come to a fair decision on a curfew, based upon your children's past level of responsibility in this area. Express your concerns about their health and safety and explain to them why prom night makes it more difficult to make safe and smart decisions. Don't be vague -- discuss drinking, drug-ging, driving under the influence, and sex. Ask them how they plan to keep safe and avoid actions they will regret. Reinforce your belief in their character and in their ability to act responsibly. The Ride -- If they're not driving themselves, you must know who'll be driving them. Regardless of how many times you have talked about the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, emphasize that these dangers are particularly high on prom night. Your children cannot drink or take drugs and drive. They also must be driven by someone who has not drunk alcohol or taken drugs. You need their promise on these rules. These rules are non-n e g o t i a b l e . The Connection -- If your children are not returning home right after the prom, you need to be able to contact them at all times until they return home. You also need to be reachable at all times as well. There can be no doubt where your kids will be and with whom throughout the evening and morning. If they're going to other kids' houses after the prom, check ahead of time with these children's parents. You also have a right and a responsibility to ask if these parents are going to allow drinking in their homes. Many parents believe that as long as they "take keys" in a situation like this that underage drinking is permissible in their houses. You must answer the question, "Do I want my kids at after-prom parties where par-ents aren't present?" Post-prom, parent-child check-in calls make sense. Establish a couple of mandatory call-in times with your kids. You might consider giving cell phones to your kids for the evening, the reby es tab l i sh i ng a guaran teed connec t i on . The Offer -- Give your children the unconditional option of calling you at any time for help or advice. That includes picking them up at any time of day or night, with a promise not to shame or humiliate them in front of others. Assure them that you always welcome being part of their making smart and safe decisions. This unconditional offer of help and advice should be an outstanding offer throughout their lives.

Class of 2007 First Honors Christie Adamczak Chelsea Aures Deirdre Barthel Sarah Buranich Ashley Egan Bridget Fitzgerald Mary Gattie Kathryn Goldbach Mary Frances Hall Meaghan Hillery Claire Kelley Caitlin Kubera Lynn Lalley Michaela Leffler Elizabeth Marmion Ashley Martin Emma Mathewson Marguerite McMahon Leah Murphy Nora Oakley Audrey Ogorek Heather Pascall Lauren Pignataro Melissa Pinterpe Kathleen Quinn Mary Riedy Barbara Sellers Kristy Sheridan Melissa Stewart Heather Warnes Elissa Webster Kristen Willman Second Honors Nicoletta Aliberto Riley Augello Antonette Backert Maryann Berry Kristyn Burvid Tracy Capriotto Christa Coronado Aubree Cudney Stephanie Hallinan Sarah Hannon Jennifer Hoare Allison Janiga Veronica Kelley Jeanne Kujawa Kelly Lawrence Mary Kate Maloney Meghan Maloney Sarah Marciniak Felicia Martinez Courtney Miller Elizabeth Mulvaney Angela Needham Rachael O'Donnell Jamie O'Neill Caitlin O'Rourke Kara Rennie Kellie Schieber Rachael Schneider

MOUNT MERCY ACADEMY IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE HONOR ROLLS FOR THE SECOND QUARTER 2006-2007

Gabrielle Schwab Kristin Snyder Kristen Venturoli Kristen Wall Chelsey Waz Katie Zak Merit Roll Monika Cichocka Annie Connors Colleen Flynn Kala Kelly Amanda Kras Jaimee Matteson Sydney Miranda Meghan Morrisey MaryLou Munzert Jolene Provino Courteney Walsh Amanda Wright Class of 2008 First Honors Caitlin Biddle Tara Bodziak Lauren Caulfield Elizabeth Cofrancesco Elizabeth Collesano Elizabeth Corcoran Brittany Edwards Katherine Gerard Lauren Gruchala Melissa Hayes Kristina Land Christen Lawicki Shannon Leahy Maria Makowski Ashley Matte Samantha Murphy Allysa Pantano Amy Patten Christine Regula Mary Fatima Sant-iano Olivia Schlager Jenna Szczepanski Elizabeth Vogl Second Honors Margaret Barnes Molly Bogucki Alexandria Briceno-Conrad Tara Farley Allysa Fuller Justine Gabreski Jessica Geary Ashley Gorny Carrie Hadley Erica Kane Ashleigh Mallaber Colleen McGough Stephanie Miller

Courtney Myers Laura Noblett Angela Passucci Madeline Reid Elizabeth Roberts Allison Schwab Karen Stacy Carly Story Megan Walsh Molly Webster Lacey Whatley Brianna Wilson Katherine Zippier Merit Roll Christina Alvira Megan Barr Brianna Barrett Jillian Barrile Nora Bartosik Macy Besch Meghan Blake Marya Casey Rosa DiFilippo Christina Farrell Taylor Hage Meghan Hess Meghan Houston Lauren Kane Kayla Kinsley Miranda Kopera Kimberly Marron Maria McQuade Cassandra Myers Jennifer Puglisi Brittany Rogers Amanda Roush Kerry Ryan Victoria Sacha Rebecca Sporney Stephanie Straub Shealyn Sullivan Brigid Sullivan Kolleen Sullivan Laura Thomas Sandra Wienck-owski Class of 2009 First Honors Sarah Antowski Colleen Cannan Meredith Graber Melissa Graham Madeline Krautsak Angela Kresic Molly Lynch Meghan Mathewson Jordan Novak Meg Recktenwald Lydia Rola

Second Honors Kathleen Battaglia Jane Bednarz Amanda Cammarano Leah Clancy Meghan Ebert Jaclyn Faliero Deborah Giermek Lynn Goosman Rachel Hore Ashley Huber Joelle Ilecki Amanda Kelley Danielle Koch Kaitlin Krug Amanda Maroney Katherine McCormick Hannah Owczarczak Megan Pericak Denise Pina Molly Reedy Emily Reid Elizabeth Robinson Jillian Schultz Nicole Thornton Danielle Vaccaro Theresa Waz Merit Roll Caitlyn Bartoszek Morgan Donovan Alyssa Erazo Amie Hart Karissa Hejna Jessica Kane Kaitlyn Keisic Rebecca Laks Christine Lauber Holli Leonard Kathryn Lickfeld Jerilyn Maloney Bryana O'Brien Angela Oestereich Fallon Ormond Julia Setlock Maghan Shanahan Amanda Sperrazza Christina Stock Kateri Walsh Sarah Zeis Class of 2010 First Honors Sarah Bevilacqua Alison Hadley Kathleen Kamien Emilie Miazga Katherine Purcell Anna Voorhees Second Honors Margaret Bender Jenna Bezilla Alexxa Brown

Second Honors Margaret Bender Jenna Bezilla Alexxa Brown Patricia Bundt Ryan Casey Chelsea Courier Bailey Danahy Margaret Higgins Stephanie Klajbor Shannon Kulbacki Amanda Land Caitlin Lanigan Margaret Marinaro Amber Martin Alena Musso Emily Piegay Hannah Rosolowski Elizabeth Rozeski Rachel Schroeder Elizabeth Sikora Rachel Smith Alana Stempien Karen Straub Molly Walsh Paige Wesolowski Merit Roll Alison Deacon Katelyn Dyson Constance Evaniak Mary Gangloff Molly Gasuik Katelyn Grimm Kelly Hall Nadia Irizarry Samantha Kankiewicz Caitlin Keane Mara Kline Stephanie Koch Mary Mathewson Carleen McCarthy Meghan McCormick Noel Ormond Veronica Staub Chelsea Ulrich Kelly Webster Emily Williams