Annual Report

2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT

WHAT'S INSIDE

FROM THE PRESIDENT 1

AN INTERVIEW WITH 2
OUR INTERIM PRESIDENT

FROM THE PRINCIPAL 5 ADMINISTRATION & STAFF

EITC SPOTLIGHT 7

WALL OF FAME 8

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 10 Dr. Karen Kenkel Karla Hurlbert

FROM THE CHAIR OF THE President Director of Technology
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
11

ANNUAL REPORT OF GIVING 12 Lauren Gaughan Carr ’00 Becky Flynn Hensel ’99

SUMMARY OF INCOME Principal Athletic Director
& EXPENSES
14 Connie D’Angelo Lisa Neeld

SUMMARY OF GIFTS 16 Dean of Academic Affairs Transcend Program Coordinator
BY GIVING SOCIETY
Marissa Brown Mary Beth Davis Walinskas ’96
ANNUAL SPRING AUCTION 21
BUSINESS DONORS Dean of Student Affairs Alumnae Relations Manager

FROM THE ALUMNAE Stephanie Gahagan Lynda Harkrader
ASSOCIATION 22
Director of Admissions Business Manager
SUMMARY OF ALUMNAE 23
GIFTS BY CLASS

ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION 24 Anne Perez Erica Gregory Franzzo ’03
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Director of Guidance Communications and
Check out our list of Public Relations Manager
upcoming events on page 4 Jennifer Drayer-McDonald
and on the back cover. Armand Adams
Director of Institutional
Advancement Facilities Manager

Stephanie McCarthy

Director of Mission and Ministry

VILLA JOSEPH MARIE OUR MISSION
HIGH SCHOOL
1180 Holland Road Villa Joseph Marie High School is a Catholic college-preparatory school
Holland, PA 18966 committed to helping young women discern who they are and grow into
215-357-8810 phone the disciples God calls them to be, as revealed by the life and teachings
215-357-2477 fax of Jesus Christ. The legacy of our foundress, Venerable Mother Maria
Kaupas, and the Sisters of St. Casimir inspire the dedicated faculty and
WWW.VJMHS.ORG staff to provide a challenging environment and nurturing community
which celebrates the dignity and uniqueness of each student and
empowers young women through faith, education, and service, doing so
in the spirit of “Always more, Always better, Always with love.”

2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT

Photography: Bridget Gorman Printing: Garrison Printing

FROM THE PRESIDENT

2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 1
A little over four months ago, when the Villa Joseph Marie Board offered me the position of Interim
President, I accepted with excitement and joy. I felt called to accept the position for likely the very
same reasons that you attended Villa yourself, or enrolled your daughter(s) here, or give generously of
your time and resources to the VJM community. I was drawn to Villa because it is a faith-based family
devoted to empowering young women to lead lives of purpose and service. I was motivated by the belief,
embodied in our charismatic and humble Sisters of St. Casimir, that the world needs the moral leadership
of women more than ever. I learned that from the moment new Jems enter the door at Villa, they are
embraced as valued members of a holistic, nurturing, safe, welcoming, and values-driven community of
learning that challenges them to become their best selves. In small classes with personalized attention,
Jems have the opportunity to unself-consciously spread their wings, make mistakes, and learn in safety
and acceptance as they discern their calling and purpose. I could not be more grateful and honored to
lead a community such as this.

It is an exciting time at Villa, as we welcome our new 9th grade students and families, transfer students
from St. Basil and elsewhere, as well as new staff. The influx of new energy and ideas will make our
community stronger, more innovative, more vibrant, as diversity in an inclusive environment always
does. In my first few months, I have met the dedicated faculty and staff, the Sisters of St. Casimir who
support the school both on the Board and in their hearts and prayers, and parents, Alumnae, and
relatives of Alumnae who continue to sustain the school out of love for its Mission and out of gratitude
for the learning and growth community it provided for themselves and for their children. I have met
members of the VJM staff who have displayed their devotion to the Jems over many years of service, and
the newest members of our community who, like me, are learning the ropes -- not to mention how to get
from one end of the building to the other! I have been so impressed with the beautiful new Performing
Arts Center, and the breathtaking visage of the front of the school, especially at night. And my heart
finds its home in the Chapel, the spiritual center of the school, where we -- regardless of our particular
path of worship -- find a quiet space to reflect, find sanctuary on challenging days, remember what is
most important and what we feel most grateful for, refresh and renew our faith and our hope. Situated
in the heart of the convent where our Sisters of St. Casimir worshipped and served for many years, the
Chapel welcomes all and calls all to the higher purpose embodied in Mother Maria’s motto: Always more,
Always better, Always with love.

Most of you reading this have either attended VJM or have entrusted us with the education and care of
your daughters, a most sacred trust. Many of you also have given of your time and resources to help Villa
continue to thrive and offer a relevant, engaging, spiritually rich, and nurturing education that empowers
our girls to realize their full potential. This Annual Report is our way of thanking and honoring all of you.
With the gift of transparency, this Report illustrates the critical importance of your on-going support and
contributions to our community.

I look forward to partnering with all of you as we continue to
innovate at VJM to give our young women the support and
preparation they need to step boldly into the future. I am
excited to meet the Jems in the coming weeks and to welcome
new and returning members of the Villa family. Please do stop
by to say “hi.” I am always available for a chat over coffee or
at a VJM game!

Always with Love,

Dr. Karen Kenkel
Interim President

AN INTERVIEW WITH OUR INTERIM PRESIDENT

2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 2 Dr. Kenkel, could you tell us about yourself? stronger communication skills, stronger self-advocacy skills,
Sure, I have been in education for over 30 years. I’ve taught and a higher level of cultural competence — those soft skills
at all different levels. I’ve taught at the university level at that are so important for leadership and for being successful
Stanford University; I was a professor there. I’ve taught in in careers in the 21st century. And finally, recent studies
public schools, private schools, charter schools, at Stanford show that girls feel safer in all-girls schools, strikingly safer
online, and I also founded a school in Northern California. than in public schools and even co-ed independent schools.
I’m a mother of two children and grew up in a large, Catholic We’re all about growth mindset here at Villa, where you feel
family. I have been in every single state in the United States, comfortable making mistakes, so this is an environment
and I also lived for over three years in Germany. where you feel safe to explore, to spread your wings, to
misstep, to realign, and because you’re learning those
Why did you choose to accept this position at Villa? ownership skills, you know how to realign and you know how
I would say that the position actually chose me. The reason to reach out for that. So, that is my long-winded answer to
why I say that is: When I found and heard the motto — Always “why all-girls.”
more, Always better, Always with love — I thought about how
that’s really my approach to all of my work in education and to “Why Catholic?” It’s the value dimension; it’s the faith
my work in life. It just called to me, and then when I met with dimension; it’s the community dimension. One of the things
the Sisters, I really felt like this was the place for me this year. that has really struck me in working with adolescents is a
thinking towards cynicism, and it can be really destructive.
I have family in the area. My sister lives in New Hope. We It’s hard to escape, given all of the turmoil in our society.
are less than a year apart in age; we shared a bedroom my Faith is such a salve, such a motivator, and such a source
entire time growing up. I’m a part of a large, Catholic family of inspiration and hope that I wanted to be a part of an
with 8 children. My sister and I are very close, and we have environment where we could draw on that source every day in
been on opposite coasts for most of our adult lives. So, I’m every way. And, the Sisters of St. Casimir and their charism is
super excited to spend some time with her. And I’m also such a powerful support for all the students; that drew me as
empty-nesting. My kids are flown — fingers crossed — and well. For my own spiritual growth as well, I wanted to be part
so it’s an opportunity to adventure and to follow my passion of this community.
and purpose.
What are you most looking forward to here at Villa?
I also wanted to be involved in Catholic education. I went to I’m really looking forward to all the traditions and rituals: the
Catholic school, including one year to a Catholic girls’ school. Mother-Daughter Tea, the Thanksigiving Feast. Spirit Day
I transferred before my senior year, so I share that experience was eye-opening and ear-shattering...and so much fun! So, I’m
with some of our transfers here at Villa [referring to our large really looking forward to integrating into the community and
group of transfers from Saint Basil Academy this year]. And being part of these traditions and rituals, which all stitch the
so, I wanted to be involved in that environment, and this was community together in alignment with the motto — Always
kind of a miraculous, magical opportunity to do so. with love. And, I’m also looking forward to meeting everyone
in the community and the extended community. I’ve already
What drew you to working at a Catholic, all-girls school, started to do that. Thank goodness for the name tags; I’m
knowing that your background was not in that area? starting to learn the names of the girls, the staff, the alumnae,
There are two things: there’s the all-girls and there’s the and community members, as well. So, that’s another thing
Catholic school. that I’m very excited to expand on in the course of this year.

Let me start with the all-girls. I really believe that the world To watch the full interview with Dr. Kenkel,
needs the moral leadership of women, and all of the research visit www.vjmhs.org/president or use the
shows that girls’ schools are very, very empowering of young QR code below to direct you.
women. There are so many advantages for girls and young
women in all-girls’ education. The research shows that girls
who go to all-girls schools come away with stronger academic
skills; higher academic aspirations, in that more girls aspire
for graduate school; own their own learning, which is the
biggest predictor of college success. They are engaged in
their own education and are empowered by learning, have

Board members on the patio at Maria Hall: David Alexander; Maureen Cleary; Teachers: Alex Bennett,
Sr. Immacular Wendt, SSC; Mary Smithson; Dr. Karen Kenkel; Lauren Carr; Joseph Sheenan, Will Dennis,
Sr. Elizabeth Ann Yocius, SSC; Chipo Jolibois, Esq.; and Paul Stabile
and Bailey Gorman ’10

Kaela Jolibois ’18, alumna and daughter of Villa faculty, staff, and Board members officially 2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 3
current Board member, Chipo, at the event welcomed Dr. Kenkel as Interim President with a
reception in Maria Hall over the summer.

Alice Braun ’90, Parents’ Guild President, Sr. Katie Clauss, IHM;
and Sr. Elizabeth Ann Yocius, SSC Sr. Immacula Wendt, SSC;

Staff members: Erica Franzzo ’03, Dr. Karen Kenkel;
Mary Beth Walinskas ’96, and Sr. Elizabeth Ann Yocius, SSC;
Marissa Brown and Sr. Ann Monica Bubser, IHM

SAVE THE DATES THE ADDAMS FAMILY

November 11-14, 2021
Villa Performing Arts Center
www.vjmhs.org/musical

More great ABEL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Important Note:
upcoming ABEL ALUMNAE & FRIENDS EVENT The events listed

events are Saturday, November 27, 2021 here may be
listed on held virtually,
postponed, or
2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 4 the back www.vjmhs.org/abel canceled. Please
cover! check the school
website for the
QUIZZO most up-to-date
school calendar.
Saturday, February 5, 2022
www.vjmhs.org/quizzo

Online registration will begin on January 3, 2022.

ANNUAL SPRING ST. CASIMIR WEEK OF GIVING
AUCTION &
MONTE CARLO NIGHT February 28-March 5, 2022
www.vjmhs.org/give/alwaysvilla
Saturday, March 19, 2022
Philadelphia Ballroom FROZEN, JR.

www.vjmhs.org/auction April 7-10, 2022
Villa Performing Arts Center
New this year! Our week-long online www.vjmhs.org/musical
Auction will culminate
with an in-person
Monte Carlo Night.

FROM THE PRINCIPAL “Adaption is the key to survival”. This quote accurately sums up our 2020-2021 academic
year. Beginning our year with a laundry list of Covid guidelines and restrictions which,
2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 5subsequently, changed multiple times, the Villa community adapted and thrived during a
very uncertain time. The ability for our students and staff to join together during a global
pandemic, comfort one another in the loss of a Villa Jem, remain steadfast in an academic
structure that was fluid from in-person learning to times of virtual understanding, and re-
thinking and re-creating traditions and events that distinguish our Villa family are what
defined our year and our Mission.

As we look ahead to our 2021-2022 school year, we are reminded that our Villa community
is resilient and flexible and, above all else, that we can survive anything, together. While
we welcome our new year with some restrictions still in place, reflection on the past
year shows just how much traditions can grow and enhance all the wonderful benefits
a Ville education provides. We saw the implementation of new courses, offered 280 AP
exams across 21 content areas, presented new ideas and innovations to our Educational
programming committee, and investigated the creation of an Advisory period, which is
being piloted during the 21-22 school year. We afforded countless new memories with
twists on old practices: Ring Day ceremonies where parents became active participants,
placing the ring on their daughter’s hand; Guardian Galas where parents celebrated their
Senior daughters’ accomplishments; Hope-A-Thon dance marathons outside (on a rainy
day) to raise awareness and “hope,” LIVE musicals for adjusted audience capacities – a
feat no other school was able to accomplish; even Spirit Days on the soccer field with more
space than the gym ever provided. We held service opportunities from our homes, our
vehicles, and our campus and delivered immeasurable support to local sites which weren’t
quite ready to welcome back outside visitors. We played countless games and matches as
sports adapted to delayed season start dates. We entered the Basilica of Saints Peter and
Paul to celebrate the graduating Class of 2021.

As we move into our new school year, we look not only to survive, but to THRIVE as
we continue to grow in faith, education, and service to others. New courses have been
implemented, including Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, AP Music Theory 2,
Instrumental Music Theory 2, Ethics and Social Justice, and Honors Women in Theology.
Service opportunities have been rebuilt, both on and off campus. Our faith is being
renewed each day we follow Mother Maria’s path and Mission. We know this ability to
thrive is possible because of the support of all of you – our Alumnae, past and current
parents, students, faculty, and friends – whether you have been part of Villa for years or
are new to our community.

Thank you for helping Villa to adapt and survive. With your
continued help and working together, Villa will persevere and
thrive as the years move on.

Prayers,

Lauren Carr ’00
Principal

2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 6 Where is my tax money going?

TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR
PA INCOME TAX DOLLARS

Ask how you and/or your business can divert
your PA tax dollars to Villa’s financial aid program through

the Educational Improvement Tax Credit.

To learn more, contact Jennifer McDonald
in the Villa Advancement Office

215.357.8810, ext.124 | [email protected]

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Multi-Year EITC Donor First-Year
EITC Recipient Family

Your PA personal or business taxes can be directed to 2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 7
Villa Joseph Marie for use as financial aid.

The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program
allows Pennsylvania tax liabilities to be diverted to financial aid programs
at Villa Joseph Marie, rather than to the state,
helping ensure that our socio-economic profile remains
broad and diverse and that all qualified young women,
regardless of financial means, have access to a Villa education.

Participation is easy…
1. Determine your annual tax liability. See line 12 of your 2020

PA personal return or line 13 of your business return.
2. Contact Villa Advancement.
3. Select a one (75% credit) or two (90% credit)

year commitment.
4. Receive and sign the participation documents

through DocuSign. (Be sure to designate Villa
as the recipient of your donation!)
5. Make your payment.
6. In March of the following year, receive the documents
necessary to take the credit on your tax return.
7. Know that your generosity has made a difference for a student
who, otherwise, would have been unable to afford a high-quality,
Catholic education at Villa Joseph Marie.

2020-2021 DONORS TO VILLA FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS THROUGH EITC & OSTC

Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Arbogast Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Borell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kulp

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cornwall Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kupper

Mr. and Mrs. Melquiades DeJesus Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott McDonald

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dineen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McIntyre

The First National Bank & Trust Murray Devine & Co., Inc.

Company of Newtown Mr. and Mrs. Michael Phillips

Fleming Family Farm, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Profy

Mr. John Frain & Ms. Lisa Dooley Mr. and Mrs. George Rusnak

Mrs. Paula Hocker Mr. and Mrs. Scott Thorell

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kardish Mr. and Mrs. Duane Van Arsdale

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kelly Verizon Corporation

WALL OF SR. ELIZABETH ANN YOCIUS, SSC
FAME
Theology Teacher & Department Chair, 1983-1992
Our 2021 Wall of Fame
inductees are two truly Member of Villa Joseph Marie Board of Directors
amazing people. Villa
was delighted to induct & Leadership Team of the Sisters of St. Casimir
Sister Elizabeth Ann
2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 8 Yocius, SSC and Thomas Sister Elizabeth Ann Sister Elizabeth Ann has been involved
Reardon during a was one of the greatest in the ministry of education for 40
celebration on September teachers that I ever had in my 12 years of years. More than half of those years
11. Congratulations to Catholic school. She went above and beyond were spent teaching high school
both of our very deserving to connect and engage with her students. girls, which began when she taught
inductees! She had a special flair that I know will be in Theology, Algebra, Foods, and Sewing
my heart forever. at Villa from 1983 to 1992. Sister
The Villa Joseph Karen Garvey Danner ’93 Elizabeth Ann was also the Theology
Marie Wall of Fame Department Chair and Moderator of
recognizes individuals Sister Elizabeth Ann taught me many valu- the Freshman and Junior Classes (at
whose commitment and able lessons when I was a student at Villa. I different times), Student Council, and
service to the students truly believe that my faith is so strong today CSC. Sister began the Maria Holy-
of Villa was particularly because of her influence on my life. Cross Hospital Volunteer Program
extraordinary, or which involved 100 students each year
to Alumnae whose Amy Dawson Diesel ’90 and who in 9 years, volunteered over
personal and 46,000 hours. She has been named
professional lives Sister Elizabeth Ann was an amazingly pa- to Who’s Who Among America’s
exemplify Mother tient and insightful teacher and mentor. She Teachers, inducted into the Maria
Maria’s challenge, was ALWAYS available to talk when need- High School Alumnae Hall of Fame,
“Always more, Always ed. She was a HUGE influence in helping and received the Archdiocese of
better, Always with guide me in my faith. I am so happy that she Chicago Heart of the School Award for
love.” is finally being recognized by Villa! the Arts. She has fulfilled her dream of
working with infants by volunteering
Jennifer Tomlinson Forman ’93 over 500 hours in the newborn nursery
at Holy Cross Hospital, taking
Sister Elizabeth Ann was a remarkable photos of the newborns and rocking
teacher and mentor. She expected the best babies that were born addicted to
from us and was always available to help us cocaine. She currently serves on the
achieve our goals. To this day I think back Leadership Team of the Sisters of
on my time in her company and am grateful St. Casimir, VJM Board, and VJM
for all that she taught me Mission Committee.

Allison Raymond Krefetz ’89

View additional tributes
about our inductees at
www.vjmhs.org/walloffame.

THOMAS REARDON PAST INDUCTEES

Physics Teacher, 1997-2004 2014 Inductees

A gifted teacher, a Thomas Reardon was a Physics The Venerable Mother Maria Kaupas, SSC 2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 9
quiet leader capa- teacher at Villa from 1997 to Sr. Mary Balkus, SSC
ble of directness 2004. Undoubtedly, he helped Sr. Madeleine Bunevicius, SSC ’45
yet never being propel Villa’s science department Sr. Bernadette Marie Janus, SSC ’52
forceful, Tom Rear- forward to what it is today, and Lucy E. Carroll, D.M.A. ’64
don represented admirably the qual- his impact is being fully realized Lucy S. Carroll
ities of ‘Joseph’ in Villa Joseph Marie with the ongoing innovative Nancy Coyle
High School for many years. Tom, who expansion of Villa’s STEAM Norma McCauley
always was more than well-prepared for program. Tom’s biography also Edward O’Connor
his classes, was a humble, loving educa- includes service to our country as Margaret “Peg” O’Neil Schenk ’60
tor who always instructed his students an Electronics Instructor with the
with as much zeal and compassion as if United States Air Force, as well 2015 Inductees
these students were his own daughters as a Bachelor of Science Degree
or granddaughters. in Electrical Engineering from Sr. Reginald Tamulevich, SSC
Drexel University. Lois Tyburski
Never boastful about his own achieve-
ments in the business world before I am so excited to celebrate my grandfa- 2016 Inductees
choosing to give back as a teacher, ther Thomas Reardon and am so proud
Tom taught his students greatness and of him! Villa means so much to him. I Sr. Agnesine Dering, Ph.D., SSC
the need for service by his magnifi- have fond memories of sitting in on his Sr. Elaine Kuizinas, SSC
cent example. As a lifelong Catholic Physics classes at Villa while I was in Sr. Margaret Zalot, SSC ’67
known for his faithfulness, Tom taught middle school. He inspired my contin- Marie Leonard
the faith by his treasured appreciation ued love of Physics and the sciences; I Amy Reed, M.D., Ph.D. ’91
of his subject matter, Science, but he wouldn’t be where I am today without
never once minimalized the need for him and the Physics classes at Villa! 2017 Inductees
Religion and Science to be partners,
not adversaries. McKenna Kardish Rev. Casimir P. Sirvaitis, Ph.D.
Aileen Kevane Alexander ’94
Mike Bolognese, former Mr. Reardon’s Physics class got me in-
Villa Theology teacher terested in the sciences, and I went on 2018 Inductees
to earn a BS in Meteorology.
Congratulations! I remember Mr. Rear- Lizanne McBride ’74
don’s Physics class. He was so patient Reneé Konopka Marshall ’00 Mary T. Michel
with all of us.
2019 Inductees
Amy Techtmann Pasqua ’00
Sr. Johanna Marie Shainauskas, SSC
Maureen Cleary

2020 Inductees

Sr. Margaret Petcavage, SSC ’52
Marie Politowski

Teachers and Staff on PD Day: BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mrs. Smeraglio, Mrs. Nelson, Ms. Merlino
Chair: Mary Smithson (Catherine ’08)
Dr. Kenkel participating
in our Engineering class’s Former Clerk of Courts, Bucks County (retired)
“Design A Game” project
Vice Chair: Aileen Kevane Alexander ’94
5 legacy students in the Class of 2024
Vice Chair & Leader of Global Corporate Sector, Diversified Search Group

Sr. Regina Marie Dubickas, SSC

General Superior, Sisters of St. Casimir

Sr. Mindy Welding, SSC

Director of Vocations, Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

Sr. Elizabeth Ann Yocius, SSC

Councilor for Community Life, Sisters of St. Casimir

Sr. Margaret Zalot, SSC ’67

Councilor/General Secretary, Sisters of St. Casimir

David R. Alexander (Meghan ’19)

Executive Director, Marketing, Bayer Healthcare

Maureen Cleary (Courtney ’00, Colleen ’03)

Former Director of Institutional Advancement, Villa Joseph Marie (retired)

Lindsay Guinan ’05

Director, Orr Group

Chipo Jolibois, Esq. (Kaela ’18)

Intellectual Property Counsel, Avery Dennison Corporation

Maura McFadden ’00

Director, Head of Prime Finance In-Business Risk North America,
Citigroup Global Markets Inc.

Paul Stabile, Ph.D. (Katherine ’04, Ann ’09)

Director, Quality Assurance, Lutron Electronics

Mark Staudenmeier (Clare ’19)

Former CFO, Sanofi US Research and Development (retired)

Dr. Karen Kenkel

Interim President, Villa Joseph Marie (ex officio)

Lauren Gaughan Carr ’00

Principal, Villa Joseph Marie (ex officio)

FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bienvenida! Svieki! Willkomen! The languages of the world mirror the beauty and richness that
each culture brings to all creation. Likewise, the “language” of Villa Joseph Marie is a tapestry
2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 11of beautiful and unique threads that create a montage of images that are Villa’s nearly 90-year
history. This language is defined by the uniqueness of each individual that walks Villa’s halls and
the students’, faculty, parents’, and Alumnae commitment to the phrase, “Always more, Always
better, Always with love” — the culminating line and summary of Villa’s Mission Statement.

“Always more”… We welcome all faculty and staff members, students, and families for the
2021-2022 school year. In doing so, we embrace the opportunity to share with an ever-widening
community the Vision passed down to us by our Sisters of St. Casimir and the strength and
empowerment that is inherent to Villa’s environment.

“Always better”… An innovative selection of new courses has been added to the already-strong
curriculum for the new year and students continue to drive an ever-increasing variety of extra-
curricular activities. The various engineering classes continue to grow in enrollment, new
elective classes in Music and Theology, and new groups like No Place for Hate allow students to
pursue their passions within and beyond Villa’s walls.

“Always with love”… Villa is rich in spirit, with a strong sense of family and the greater
community. This spirit is a palpable expression of the sisterhood that connects the students
and Alumnae. Additionally, students annually contribute thousands of hours of service to those
in need, faculty and staff view their work as a call to ministry, and Alumnae volunteer for their
Alma Mater, ensuring that the Mission continues.

The 2020-2021 school year certainly tested the strength and resilience of the threads of these
words, given to us by the Venerable Mother Maria Kaupas. But, through it all, the incredible
support, flexibility, and dedication of the entire Villa Family ensured that Villa did not waver
in its dedication to Mission. “Always more, Always better, Always with love,” passed from each
generation of students to the next, is a seemingly simple and delicate message, yet it creates a
strong bond, informing every decision and embodying the essence of Villa Joseph Marie. These
are the words with which we look to the traditions of the past, welcome what touches us in the
present, and greet Villa’s bright future.

Sincerely yours,

Mary K. Smithson
Chair, Board of Directors



ANNUAL REPORT
OF GIVING 2020-2021

Thank you for supporting
Villa Joseph Marie High Scool.
We are committed to helping
young women discern who they
are and grow into the disciples
God calls them to be, as revealed
by the life and teachings of
Jesus Christ. The legacy of our
foundress, Venerable Mother
Maria Kaupas, and the Sisters of
St. Casimir inspire the dedicated
faculty and staff to provide a
challenging environment and
nurturing community which
celebrates the dignity and
uniqueness of each student
and empowers young women
through faith, education, and
service, doing so in the spirit of
“Always more, Always better,
Always with love.”

Disclaimer: This report lists gifts made to the Villa
Joseph Marie Annual Fund between July 1, 2020, and
June 30, 2021. Every effort was made the ensure the
accuracy of the donor information in this publication.
If you would like to report an error, please contact
Jennifer Drayer-McDonald, Director of Institutional
Advancement, at 215-357-8810, ext. 124, or
[email protected].

SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES

2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 14 Villa’s Sources Villa’s Expenses
of Income
Instructional - 43%
Tuition - 88% Administration & Staff - 21%
Fundraising - 7% Scholarships & Financial Aid - 12%
Student Activities - 2% Facilities - 12%
Investments - 1% Other - 4%
Miscellaneous Income - 1% Student Activities - 5%
State Aid - 1% Interest Expense - 3%

Annual Fund Capital Campaign
$165,921 $212,083

Fundraising Vehicle Capital Campaign - 31%

Annual Fund - 24%

Our Donors Their Impact on 2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 15
By Category Fundraising Efforts

Alumnae - 24% Alumnae - 22%
Faculty - 2% Faculty - 2%
Friends - 2% Friends - 10%
Parents - 22% Parents - 47%
Grandparents - 3% Grandparents - 1%
Students - 47% Matching Gift Companies - 13%
Students - 4%

Events Major Gifts/Grants
$113,389 $200,000

Fundraising Events - 16% $691,393

Major Gifts and Grants - 29%

SUMMARY OF GIFTS
BY GIVING SOCIETY Legally Blonde (Fall 2021)

2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 16 MOTHER MARIA KAUPAS SOCIETY BLUE SPIRIT SOCIETY
$10000 & above $500-$999.00
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Gordon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Armand J. Adams
Sisters of St. Casimir Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bannon
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Musial Mrs. Bernadette A. Boedewig
Ms. Alexandra R. Castillejo ’13
CROWN & SWORD SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Cunningham
$5000-$7499.00 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Hobson
Mrs. Rosemarie M. Fronheiser ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Ilsemann, III
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lupica Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Keen
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lacey
WHITE LILY SOCIETY Mr. Michael D. and Dr. Jennifer B.
$2500-$4999.00
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Cronk Lambert
Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Glunz, Ph.D Mrs. Lindsay E. Lord ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Heys Ms. Jane M. Lupica ’15
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan C. Koors Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mattia, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Koreyva Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. McIntyre, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Profy, IV Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McLaughlin
Mr. and Mrs. Benedick J. Misnik, Jr.
GOLD SPIRIT SOCIETY Dr. John and Dr. Alice P. Mueller
$1000-$2499.00 Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Persechino
Capt. Aileen K. Alexander ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic T. Arbogast Dr. Linda T. Raichle Ph.D ’66
Ms. Elizabeth A. Bell ’00 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Rusnak
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Evans, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Taylor, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Hess, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Thorell
Dr. Thomas J. Kardish Mr. and Mrs. Marcus S. Venth
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Kevane Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore A. Villari
Mrs. Elaine Mackin ’60
Mr. Thomas F. McGowan JEM SOCIETY
Ms. Hunter O. Odias ’20 $250-$499.00
Mrs. Carol L. Olivieri ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Bergkoetter
Mrs. Mary Alice Schmitt ’70 Mrs. Mary Jean Biser ’62
Mrs. Laura L. Shelley ’78 Ms. Deborah A. Boedewig ’93
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smithson Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Boedewig
Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Stabile, Sr. Mrs. Veronica M. Boland
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Staudenmeier Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Braun
Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Van Arsdale Mrs. Kathleen Smith Carr ’72
Mrs. Christine M. Cerquetelli
Mrs. Jenna L. Clancy ’05

Rovers

2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 18 Mr. and Mrs. Humberto L. Coelho
Mr. and Mrs. Marc E. Connelly
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dennis, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Doughty
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Geist, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Gosciniak, D.O.
Ms. Linda N. Hagan ’75
Mrs. Lisa Huchler
Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. Kern
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Krakowiak
Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Kraunelis
Mrs. Pamela M. Kuhn ’61
Mrs. Theresa M. Martin, Esq. ’03
Ms. Lauren P. Marx ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McAtee
Mrs. Jennifer L. Morrison ’01
Mrs. Ann R. Myers ’60
Capt. and Mrs. John R. Nachtman, Sr.
Mrs. Amy P. Pasqua ’00
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Pastorek, Sr.
Mrs. Beverly A. Pelletier ’93
Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Rigau
Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Schreiner
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smeraglio
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gene Stanley ’76
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Traina
Mrs. Judith Stewert Zdziera ’72

REGINA SOCIETY
$100-$249.00
Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. Abbamont
Mr. Eric E. Bachmayer
Mrs. Helene Baczkowski ’97
Ms. Alexa L. Bannon ’18
Mrs. Mary A. Baumgart ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Bell, Jr.

Hope-A-Thon (April 2021)

Mamma Mia! (Spring 2021)

Mr. and Mrs. David O. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lasky Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sheerin, Jr. 2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 19
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Burke, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Levins Mrs. Joyce-Marie Spadafora ’04
Mrs. Judith J. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Strzelec
Ms. Colette M. Campellone ’81 Mrs. Geraldine C. Mallee Mrs. Diane Grill Sullivan
Mrs. Lauren E. Gaughan Carr ’00 Ms. Lauren E. Mallee ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Tolkach
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Cleary Mrs. Julie A. Mandes ’00 Ms. Lisa A. Toscano
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cornwall Drs. Carl J. and Kathleen K. Mangione Mrs. Keri Ann Tracy ’99
Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Cowles Ms. Emily H. Market ’12 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tyburski
Mrs. Joanne M. Cunningham ’86 Mrs. Melissa A. Marth ’98 Mr. Chuong C. Van Tran and Ms. Tuyet
Mr. Andrew M. Cyr and Mrs. Sheila M. Mrs. Michela M. Mansfield
Mr. and Mrs. David R. May T. H. Nguyen
Duffy-Cyr Mr. and Mrs. John P. McAlpin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Werbo
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Danek, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott McDonald Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Werner, Jr.
Dr. David J. and Dr. Jeanne K. DeFilippis Sgt. Maj and Mrs. William M. Mrs. Marie Louise Wilkinson ’57
Mrs. Randee M. DeLeo-Goodman ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Williams, III
Mrs. Maureen R. Devlin ’66 McDonald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Winters
Mrs. Ruth M. Dextraze ’53 Mrs. Renée M. McGovern ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Zalewski
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Dick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Micklos Ms. Andrea M. Zalewski ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. DiDomenico, III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Molloy Ms. Julia A. Zalewski ’02
Ms. Amelia A. Drobile Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. Mieczyslaw J. Zurko
Mrs. Lorna M. Fish ’77 Mrs. Jayme L. Montgomery ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Flatley Mrs. Gertrude M. Morris ’62 FRIENDS OF VILLA
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Frick Ms. Rosanne M. Nave ’63 up to $99.00
Ms. Carol A. Fountain ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Brendan J. Noone Mrs. Theresa M. Altopiedi ’63
Mrs. Heather A. Gervais ’88 Ms. Emily M. Noone ’20 Ms. Kaitlin M. Anastasia ’11
Mrs. Jennifer A. Gillespie ’90 Ms. Eileen M. O’Hara ’91 M and Mrs. Daniel J. Angelucci
Mrs. Mary T. Golaschevsky ’82 Dr. and Mrs. Andre J. Pagliaro Ms. Isabelle E. Anzabi ’20
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gould Ms. Andrea I. Pasquine ’98 Mrs. Linda A. Barella ’67
Ms. Sharon M. Hafner ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Pasquine Ms. Cecilia M. Barreca ’18
Mrs. Dolores R. Haizlip ’52 Mrs. Mary L. Paterson Ms. Christine M. Becer, Esq. ’03
Mrs. Carol M. Happersett ’60 Mrs. Joanne S. Pawsat ’60 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Bedrosian
Dr. Matthew P. Heine Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Perez Ms. Shana M. Beiger
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Henes Mrs. Kathleen H. Petrone ’60 Mr. Bryan R. Berry
Dr. Marietta A. Hofmeister ’85 Dr. and Mrs. Lee A. Picariello Ms. Lauren St. Claire Bradley ’17
Ms. Kathleen Ibarra ’69 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Politowski Ms. Jacqueline T. Brady ’19
Mrs. Marie B. Ilse ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence M. Redican Ms. Julianna G. Braun ’18
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Irelan Mrs. Patrice M. Richards-Cooper ’77 Ms. M. Madeline Brennan ’60
Mr. Gregory T. Julian Mrs. Jennifer E. Ruhling ’06 Ms. Kathleen P. Campbell ’20
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Sarachman Mr. and Mrs. Burton J. Carbino, III
Sister Rita Marie Kerdock, SSC ’53 Mrs. Dorothy A. Setcavage ’58 Mrs. Amy E. Chavez ’93
Mrs. Katherine A. Langton ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Sheenan Ms. Kristan M. Coppola ’13

2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 20 Mrs. Megan N. Correia ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Kirk Mrs. Rose A. Presel
Ms. Diane M. Cuirle ’67 Mrs. Patricia S. Kivlin ’62 2Lt. Sarafina B. Ramalho ’16
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. DeSantis Mrs. Tara M. Kolaris ’95 Ms. Jillian E. Reifsnyder ’20
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Dugan ’73 Mrs. Gabrielle F. Karlin ’08 Ms. Nancy L. Riccio
Mrs. Jacqueline M. DuMouchelle ’03 Mrs. Mary Ann Krumm Mrs. Mary M. Russell ’67
Mrs. Nancy F. Edwards ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Krusinskas Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Ryan
Dr. Karen J. Elinich ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lee Ms. Bethany L. Saxton ’92
Dr. Anita G. Fennessey ’82 Dr. Tricia M. Loehrig, D.O. ’95 Mrs. Melba C. Schorn ’68
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ferrandino Mrs. Patricia A. Louisa ’90 Mrs. Cecilia D. Selbrede, Esq. ’83
Ms. Kristina A. Filip ’20 Mrs. Katelin R. Maits ’03 Mrs. Carol Ann Sewell ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fiore Ms. Marissa G. Mangione ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Shead
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Flanagan Ms. Katherine A. Mangione ’18 Mrs. Stephanie M. Shortall, Esq. ’01
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Flook Mrs. Patricia A. Maransky Ms. Mackenzie N. Smith ’20
Mrs. Lisa A. Foster ’98 Ms. Juliana Marino ’22 Mr. Thomas E. Staudenmayer
Mrs. Erica M. Franzzo ’03 Mrs. Helene C. Martin ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Stortz
Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Mascia Ms. Hannah C. Stubbs ’15
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Gallagher Mrs. Deena M. Masciocchi, PMHNP ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Richard U. Stubbs, Jr., Esq.
Mrs. Deborah A. Garrafa ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Mastro Mrs. Lena A. Souza ’59
Mrs. Lauren A. Gaughan ’07 Mr. Erik O. Mayer Ms. Casey A. Taylor ’20
Mrs. Lauren N. Giampietro ’06 Ms. Rebecca A. McDonald ’13 Ms. Molly A. Taylor ’20
Mrs. Colleen N. Gigliotti ’04 Ms. Sydnie E. McDonald ’15 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Tomlinson ’91
Mrs. Christine M. Gordon, Esq. ’01 Mrs. Patricia A. McGarvey ’78 Ms. Megan E. Tomlinson
Mrs. Kathleen M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. McGovern Mr. Joseph J. Tumpak, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Gorman Ms. Kathryn G. McLaughlin ’20 Mrs. Michelle M. Ulrich ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Grabowski Ms. Sylvia M. McMichael Ms. Terese A. Vekteris ’77
Ms. Cecelia R. Grant ’16 Mrs. Kerriann K. Mikulecky ’08 Mrs. Rosemary D. Velten ’64
Mrs. Lindsay M. Guinan ’05 Ms. Alexis J. Morace ’17 Ms. Jennifer M. Venafra, CRNA, MSN ’02
Mrs. Amanda R. Guld ’04 Mrs. Jennifer J. Pierce Morace ’93 Mrs. Mary Beth Walinskas ’96
Mrs. Diane M. Hagan ’69 Ms. Kristina T. Murray ’20 Ms. Caitlin N. Whalen ’20
Mrs. Laureen T. Hayes ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Muzikar Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Winslow, Jr.
Mrs. Claire A. Herrington, R.N. ’58 Mrs. Joelle M. Myers ’93 Dr. Talia V. Wood
Mrs. Meghan T. Hess ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy A. Nelson, Jr. Mrs. Loretta M. Woodall ’68
Mrs. Barbara J. Hess ’64 Mrs. Sandra M. Nickol Mrs. Margaret M. Wyche ’63
Mrs. Maureen E. Hobbs ’69 Ms. Donna M. O’Halloran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Yaegel
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hritzo Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Parodi Mrs. Wanda S. Zilinsky
Ms. Elizabeth R. Iwasyk ’20 Ms. Leah A. Patrick ’13 Mrs. Melody L. Zima
Mrs. Sarah L. Joyce Mrs. Josephine M. Pawluczyk
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Katz, Sr., Esq. Ms. Rachel M. Piecyk ’14 Thank you to all the donors
Ms. Meghan N. Keogh ’00 Ms. Justine D. Pletnick ’06 who wish to remain anonymous.
Ms. Lindsey L. King ’10 Mrs. Laura L. Poppel

MATCHING GIFT BUSINESSES FOR THE GIRLS 2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 21
& GIFTS IN KIND SPRING AUCTION
ACE Charitable Foundation BUSINESS DONORS
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
CRC Industries, Inc. Crown, Sword, and Lily Sponsor
Johnson & Johnson Sisters of St. Casimir
Lehigh Gas Wholesale, LLC Venerable Mother Maria Sponsor
Merck Partnership for Giving Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. & Joyce L. Hagan
Northtec, Inc. St. Joseph Sponsor
Prudential Foundation Twining Construction Co, Inc.
Trevose Flowers, Inc. Casimir Platinum Sponsor
UnitedHealth Group Rawle & Henderson, LLP
Jem Sponsors
AnnieMac Home Mortgage
Begley, Carlin, and Mandio, LLP
VILLA Board of Directors
VILLA Parents’ Guild
David Thomas Trailways
Heathland Hospitality Group
Holy Ghost Preparatory School
Martin Millner Real Estate Team
Mulhern & Kulp Structural

Engineering, Inc.
Murray, Devine & Co., Inc.
R. F. Design & Integration, Inc.
Richard W. Johnson, Esquire
Shady Brook Farm
Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP
CBRE Debt & Structured Finance
Cordatus Wealth Management
Law Offices of Brian M. Marriott
World Class Vacations
Joe Wolf Builders
Home Creations of Bucks County
McCaffrey’s Food Markets
Patti Drach Fiore Services
Physical Development Center
Clinton & McKain, P.C.
Lindsey King, MS, LPC
MGC Landscaping
Transportation Services Inc.

A special thank you to the
hundreds of donors and bidders
that made Villa’s virtual
Auction a success!

2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 22 Dear Fellow Alumnae,

FROM THE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION As in years past, I proudly watched the success of our alma mater as the students, staff
and faculty navigated the challenges of this past year. Villa rose to the task and provided
a year filled with as much normalcy (and fun!) as possible for the students. Despite these
challenges, Villa has continued to work towards meeting the goals of its strategic plan
and the pursuit of excellence in education for the current and future generations of Villa
students. As Alumnae, it is my hope that we will continue to support these successes and
give whatever we can to ensure that Villa is there for many generations to come.

For the Alumnae Association, the 2020-2021 fiscal year was focused on continuing to
build our online community and connect with our Alum. While we were unable to hold
our in-person vendor fair, we held a virtual business bingo in which Villa businesses were
able to participate. The Women’s Empowerment Symposium, held virtually in February
2021, was, once again, an opportunity for Villa students, Alum, and our community to
learn and grow.

We continue to work to find new ways to connect with our Alumnae and we are grateful
for your ideas. We will build on the successes of the past few years and develop new ways
to connect to one another as we foster the engagement of our Alumnae. We continue to
link our Alumnae with the current student body through the mentorship program and
build Alumnae participation in our events throughout the year. If you have not already, we
hope you will join us!

As we hold our memories of Villa in our hearts, we continue to strive to be “Always more,
Always better, and Always with love.”

Warm regards, Alumnae, are you interested
in getting more involved?
Stephanie M. (Schlegel) Shortall ’01 Become a Class Agent!
President
VJMHS Alumnae Association

A Class Agent is a liaison
between the Villa Joseph
Marie Alumnae Association, in
conjunction with the Alumnae
Office, and her classmates.
The following years are currently
in need of Class Agents:

1961 1985
1967 1987
1969 1988
1972 1992
1973 1993
1974 1998
1979 2003
1982 2006
1983

To volunteer to serve as a Class
Agent, please contact the Alumnae
Office at 215-357-8810, ext. 208 or
[email protected].

SUMMARY OF ALUMNAE
GIFTS BY CLASS

1952 1964 1976
Mrs. Dolores Reiber Haizlip Ms. Carol A. Fountain Mrs. Deborah Hagan Stanley
Mrs. Barbara J. Kulak Hess
1953 Mrs. Rosemary Dunn Velten 1977
Mrs. Ruth M. Cheleden Dextraze Mrs. Patrice M. Richards-Cooper
Mrs. Rosemarie M. Rittle Fronheiser 1965 Mrs. Lorna M. Pontarelli Fish
Sister Rita Marie Kerdock, SSC Mrs. Marie Becer Ilse Ms. Terese A. Vekteris

1957 1966 1978 2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 23
Mrs. Marie Louise Slebodnick Mrs. Maureen R. McGrath Devlin Mrs. Patricia A. Litvinas McGarvey
Mrs. Nancy Feher Edwards Mrs. Laura L. Wescoat Shelley
Wilkinson Dr. Linda Thatcher Raichle, Ph.D
1981
1958 1967 Ms. Colette M. Campellone
Mrs. Claire A. Porach Herrington, R.N. Mrs. Linda A. Christian Barella
Mrs. Helene Corriston Martin Ms. Diane M. Pupkiewicz Cuirle 1982
Mrs. Dorothy A. Hornberger Setcavage Mrs. Mary McGlynn Russell Dr. Anita G. Smith Fennessey
Mrs. Mary T. McGinnis Golaschevsky
1959 1968
Mrs. Lena A. Murphy Souza Mrs. Melba C. Navazio Schorn 1983
Mrs. Loretta Murray Woodall Mrs. Cecilia DeSilvia Selbrede, Esq.
1960
Ms. M. Madeline Brennan 1969 1984
Mrs. Carol M. Krupsky Happersett Mrs. Diane M. Reilly Hagan Dr. Karen J. Elinich
Mrs. Elaine Halamar Mackin Mrs. Maureen E. Fennessy Hobbs
Mrs. Ann Reimel Myers Ms. Kathleen Ibarra 1985
Mrs. Joanne Smith Pawsat Dr. Marietta A. Malik Hofmeister
Mrs. Kathleen Hihn Petrone 1970
Mrs. Mary Alice Cantwell Schmitt 1986
1961 Mrs. Joanne M. Kunz Cunningham
Mrs. Pamela M. Betson Kuhn 1972 Mrs. Laureen T. Cianfrini Hayes
Mrs. Kathleen Smith Carr
1962 Mrs. Judith Stewert Zdziera 1988
Mrs. Mary Jean Dever Biser Mrs. Heather A. Striet Gervais
Mrs. Patricia S. Ragan Kivlin 1973
Mrs. Gertrude M. Dugan Morris Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers Dugan 1990
Mrs. Mary A. Hare Baumgart
1963 1975 Mrs. Alice Sheerin Braun
Mrs. Theresa Monti Altopiedi Ms. Linda N. Hagan Mrs. Jennifer A. Sweeney Gillespie
Ms. Rosanne M. Grigas Nave Mrs. Carol L. Witalec Olivieri Mrs. Patricia Reilly Louisa
Mrs. Margaret M. Schneider Wyche

2020 | 2021 ANNUAL REPORT VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 24 1991 1997 2001
Mrs. Randee M. DeLeo-Goodman Mrs. Helene Holmes Baczkowski Mrs. Christine M. O’Brien Gordon, Esq.
Ms. Eileen M. O’Hara Mrs. Deborah A. Kerwin Garrafa Mrs. Katherine A. Medernach Langton
Ms. Megan E. Tomlinson Mrs. Lindsay E. Fox Lord Mrs. Jennifer L. Stegonshek Morrison
Mrs. Michelle M. McLaughlin Ulrich Mrs. Stephanie M. Schlegel Shortall, Esq.
1992
Ms. Bethany L. Saxton 1998 2002
Mrs. Lisa A. Harvey Foster Mrs. Deena M. Rudolph Masciocchi,
1993 Mrs. Melissa A. Pirolli Marth
Mrs. Amy E. Daniels Chavez Ms. Alison R. McGowan PMHNP
Ms. Sharon M. Hafner Ms. Andrea I. Pasquine Mrs. Renée M. Kitchenman McGovern
Mrs. Jennifer J. Pierce Morace Ms. Jennifer M. Venafra CRNA, MSN
Mrs. Joelle M. Capie Myers 1999 Ms. Julia A. Zalewski
Mrs. Beverly A. Wilson Pelletier Mrs. Keri Ann Surgoft Tracy
2003
1994 2000 Ms. Christine M. Becer, Esq.
Capt. Aileen Kevane Alexander Ms. Elizabeth A. Bell Mrs. Jacqueline M. Winther
Mrs. Lauren E. Gaughan Carr
1995 Ms. Meghan N. Keogh DuMouchelle
Mrs. Tara M. Lutteroty Kolaris Mrs. Julie A. Micklos Mandes Mrs. Erica M. Gregory Franzzo
Dr. Tricia M. Petrucelli Loehrig, D.O. Mrs. Amy P. Techtmann Pasqua Mrs. Katelin R. Matecki Maits
Mrs. Maureen E. McGowan Rossi Mrs. Theresa M. Coughlin Martin, Esq.
1996 Ms. Andrea M. Zalewski Ms. Lauren P. Marx
Mrs. Mary Beth Davis Walinskas
2004
Mrs. Colleen N. McDonough Gigliotti
Mrs. Amanda R. Bachinsky Guld
Mrs. Caitlin M. McGowan Mason
Mrs. Joyce-Marie Gallagher Spadafora

Get to know our Alumnae Association Executive Board:

ALUMNAE, Name Stephanie M. Shortall ’01 Name Kaitlin Files’ 06
JOIN THE VILLA College Rider University College University of Notre Dame
Current occupation Current occupation Lawyer
ALUMNAE Attorney representing individuals and Alum Association Exec Board position
FACEBOOK businesses in Bucks and Montgomery Vice President
GROUP TODAY! County and the surrounding area Favorite/fun Villa memory
Alum Association Exec Board position Walk to Regina Hall for
www.facebook.com/ President Ms. McBrinn’s classes
Favorite/fun Villa memory Why do you give back/volunteer your
groups/vjmalum There are so many, but the Mother- time for Villa? To connect my current
Daughter Teas and Father-Daughter Dances business back to my roots
are probably my favorite memories!
Why do you give back/volunteer your
time for Villa? I believe it is important to
give back to support Villa because Villa
played a big part in shaping the person
that I am today. I treasure my time at
Villa and want to do
what I can to be sure
that tradition and
opportunity exists for
girls in our area
for many, many years
to come.

2005 2013 2019
Mrs. Megan N. Bones Correia Ms. Alexandra R. Castillejo Ms. Jacqueline T. Brady
Mrs. Jenna L. Rankin Clancy Ms. Kristan M. Coppola
Mrs. Marie Becer Ilse Ms. Rebecca A. McDonald 2020
Mrs. Lindsay M. Tomlinson Guinan Ms. Leah A. Patrick Ms. Isabelle E. Anzabi
Ms. Kathleen P. Campbell
2006 2014 Ms. Kristina A. Filip
Mrs. Lauren N. Wisniewski Giampietro Ms. Rachel M. Piecyk Ms. Elizabeth R. Iwasyk
Mrs. Meghan T. Callanan Hess Ms. Marissa G. Mangione
Mrs. Jayme L. Colella Montgomery 2015 Ms. Kathryn G. McLaughlin
Ms. Justine D. Pletnick Ms. Jane M. Lupica Ms. Kristina T. Murray
Mrs. Jennifer E. Lacey Ruhling Ms. Sydnie E. McDonald Ms. Emily M. Noone
Ms. Hannah C. Stubbs Ms. Hunter O. Odias
2007 Ms. Jillian E. Reifsnyder
Mrs. Lauren A. Greco Gaughan 2016 Ms. Mackenzie N. Smith
Ms. Cecelia R. Grant Ms. Casey A. Taylor
2010 2Lt. Sarafina B. Ramalho Ms. Molly A. Taylor
Ms. Lindsey L. King Ms. Caitlin N. Whalen
2017
2011 Ms. Lauren St. Claire Bradley
Ms. Kaitlin M. Anastasia Ms. Alexis J. Morace
Ms. Lauren E. Mallee
2018
2012 Ms. Alexa L. Bannon
Ms. Emily H. Market Ms. Cecilia M. Barreca
Ms. Julianna G. Braun
Ms. Katherine A. Mangione

Name Becky Flynn Hensel ’99 Name Danielle Prunetti ’12 Name Nicole DiEnna ’02
College The College of the Holy Cross College Wake Forest University College St. Joseph’s University
Current occupation Current occupation Current occupation
Teacher and Athletic Director Public accountant at Operations Manager, Amazon
Alum Association Exec Board position Deloitte & Touche, LLP Alum Association Exec Board position
Secretary Alum Association Exec Board position Associate
Favorite/fun Villa memory Treasurer Favorite/fun Villa memory
Basketball senior night 1999 — Favorite/fun Villa memory Winning 3 Soccer State Championships
what a fun night! Chicks with Sticks hockey tournaments with the whole
Why do you give back/volunteer your Why do you give back/volunteer student body in the stands to
time for Villa? Since day one, I have your time for Villa? I volunteer for celebrate as a school
felt such a strong connection to Villa, Villa because I’m reminded daily of Why do you give back/volunteer your
so much so that I wanted to come back the positive impact my four years time for Villa? Villa is a truly special
and teach there. Villa became, and there created, both in my personal and place, and I’m committed to helping
continues to be, a second home to me professional life. I’d like to develop the culture remain strong and grow our
filled with wonderful “family” members. relationships with other Alumnae, and Alumna community.
My participation on the Alumnae I hope to enable more Alumnae to have
Association pride in their high
Board allows me school education.
to connect with
former classmates
and students who I
consider sisters.

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11-14 The Addams Family 5 Quizzo 7-10 Frozen, JR.
18 Chicks with Sticks 11-18 Spring Break
23 Thanksgiving Feast 24 Science Fair 21 Spring Open House
26 6th & 7th Grade 22 Prom
24 Yearbook Party for the Practice Test (option 1) 28 Career Day
29 Hope-A-Thon
Class of 2020 & Class of 2021

24-29 Holiday Break

27 Kate Abel Memorial Events:

Basketball Tournament MARCH

Alumnae & Friends MAY

30 Giving Tuesday 2/28-3/5 St. Casimir Week of Giving 20 Spring Spirit Day
25 Baccalaureate
5 6th & 7th Grade

DECEMBER Practice Test (option 2)

20-31 Winter Break 6 St. Casimir Day of Service

19 Annual Spring Auction JUNE

“Monte Carlo Night” 4
TBD
JANUARY Graduation
State of the School Address
1/31-2/4 Spirit Week

Note: The events listed here may be held virtually, postponed, or canceled.
Please check the school website for the most up-to-date school calendar.

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Alumnae & Friends of Villa: www.vjmhs.org/alumnae/update

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