MMA’s 2011 National Honor Society Inductees

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The Class of 2011 MMA Inductees are as follows: Amy Hummel and Ashley Mulichak. The Class of 2012 MMA Inductees are as follows: Emily Anderson, Cara Barnes, Rachel Bellis, Alison Benz, Heather Buck, Alyssa Buranich, Megan Cheney, Emily Diaz, Leah Domiano, Jenna Gleason, Abigail Helliwell, Kelly Hess, Isobel Johnston, Jacqueline Kane, Tania Khoury, Elizabeth Krug, Rebecca Kurzawa, Kayla Larson, Janelle Lauciello, Jenna McGough, Stephanie Newman, Shannon O’Connell, Victoria Riso, Kelsie Sullivan, Charlene Takacs, Giannina Trojanovic, Samantha Ventura, Cara Waldraff, Emily Walsh and Mary Clare Walsh.

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Third Quarter Honor Roll

Congratulations!

Goodbye Class of 2011

Two of Mount Mercy Academy’s seniors and thirty juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society on April 12, 2011. The ceremony was held in the Mercy Center Chapel and Catherine Flanagan, PhD ’92 was the speaker for the evening.

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EVENTS & Happenings05.01.11May Mass and Brunch 10am

05.03.11Spring Concert 7:30pm

05.04.11Early Dismissal

05.10.11Incoming Freshman Orientation

05.11.11Spring Student Art Show

05.13.11Last Day of Classes for Seniors

05.16.11Early Dismissal

05.20.11Freshman/Sophomore Field Trip

05.20.11Junior/Senior Prom

05.25.11Baccalaureate Mass OLV Basilica

05.27.11Graduation Practice & Senior Luncheon

05.30.11No School - Memorial Day

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Here we are at the start of May with warmer weather, more sunshine and everything getting green. All of this makes us want to spend more time out-of-doors, especially after the interminable winter we just experienced. It’s time for First Communions and Mother’s Day celebrations. It seems that there is a high school prom every weekend. May brings with it the promise of summer and the promise of the end to another school year.

I would like nothing more this spring than to have every single Mercy student pass every course and every exam. I hope that not one Mercy girl has to attend summer school. Is that possible? You bet it is! I was delighted with the results we had in the 3rd quarter. We have smart, capable girls who have dedicated and hardworking teachers and parents who value education and academic success. How does every student achieve success? We encourage the students to attend every opportunity for review that the teachers give them. That review starts now, not the night before the exam. You will find in this newsletter a chart that indicates scheduled review classes. I have encouraged teachers to send Edline messages regarding review and review classes will be posted on the website.

The temptations of May, the sunshine and warmth, can pull a student away from study and exam preparation but isn’t it better to put in the time now and enjoy all that July and August have to offer? Isn’t it better to give up some time in May instead of having to give up six weeks in July and August to repeat a course? You are paying a premium tuition for your daughter to receive her education from September to June. Why pay $300 a class to make up a course that, with a little extra effort, she could have passed in the first place?

Let us have a May filled with sunshine and studying, with warmth and review books. Let’s make our girls the most successful in the City of Buffalo. Our teachers are willing to do it! Are you? Is your daughter? Of course! Mercy Girls Succeed!

Sincerely,Paulette GaskePrincipal

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Third Quarter Honor Roll2011 First HonorsCarly AndriaccioChelsea CourtadeVictoria DedloffRebecca FinkEmilie FoseKrista GanisBridget JacksonSarah KrausMolly KrugKathryn LoopsLeah MoranRylie SchreiberAmanda StachowskiNicole TombolesiMolly Webster

2011 Second HonorsBriana BauerAbigail CampbellQuinn CassidyChelsie CrawfordBreanne FlynnLeigha GibsonAlexandra GugliuzzaKelsey HayesAmy HummelMarissa KelleyStephanie KhouryChristine MarksKatherine MarrenMargaret McDonaldAshley MulichakKaitlyn MurphyElizabeth RedanzJillian RybczynskiJessica SawyerNichole SiminskiJennifer StankiewiczKariann TralaColleen WebsterKatie WhelanBrittany Ann Wolf

2011 Merit RollAlyssa BrennanKarly BuntichMichelle DomesKatie FarrStephanie GeorgeOlga GultschenkoSimone HowardCatherine KasianowiczAshley MalickiCaitlin McBratneyShannon McHughTheresa O’SheiLia-Marie PrineChelsea SanabriaCassie SchaeferJoAnna SetlockAutumn SikorskiAmelia SkagiasRachel Suchocki

2012 First HonorsEmily AndersonCara BarnesRachel BellisAlison BenzHeather BuckMegan CheneyEmily DiazMeghan FitzgeraldJenna GleasonJordan HawkinsAbigail HelliwellKelly HessIsobel JohnstonTania KhouryRebecca KurzawaKayla LarsonJanelle LaucielloStephanie NewmanVictoria RisoAshley SkipperCharlene TakacsSamantha Ventura

2012 Second HonorsAlyssa BuranichKristi CaseyLeah DomianoSierra FullerKaitlyn GriffinJacqueline KaneElizabeth KrugAlexandrea LenkAlexis MartinJenna McGoughBryanna McKinnonLynnMarie MillerShannon O’ConnellKelsie SullivanGiannina TrojanovicCara WaldraffEmily Walsh

2012 Merit RollRebecca AlviraMcKayla BurvidFelicia DiazColleen GarvinKhadijah JenningsAlyssa JudaBrittany LawsonEmily NostrantAnna OrmondTabitha RichmondAshley SmithAshley TombolesiMary Clare Walsh

2013 First HonorsErin BenderMarjorie BishopKaylee CedriErin FriedmanJennifer GrantMadeline GreeneLee HaggertyJenna KerstenJillian MiazgaEvania Paz SantianoMegan SheehanRachel SingerMarissa StackTaylor Weed

2013 Second HonorsKristen AndoAnnie BarnesAmanda BenesCaitlin ColeJenna DastaVanessa DiazEmily GangloffMorgan HaettichKatherine HayesErika JurekMichaela LeeMariah MaundMorgan MoranPaige OgdenConnor OrcuttLaura Pantano

2013 Merit RollJulie FoghKyra KrafchakAmanda LeneyJonay RobinsonRebecca SuchockiMegan TerminiJailyn WeissRachael Wells

2014 First HonorsVictoria AllenMary BamrickHannah DieboldSarah EmmerlingEmma EnglishCarolyn GranditsMaire KeaneSimona LukasikCaitlin MatuszakMaura McMahonShannon MoranJulia O’SullivanNicole RothMargaret SchererMarissa SheehanIsabella SpannLauren SzymanskiKathleen Weaver

2014 Second HonorsAlyson DomianoMeghan EdwardsNicole FitzgeraldTeeghan GorhamAmelia GreenanMadelyn HigginsJordyn HussErin KelleherMolly LempkoKerry McGoughErin NearySara NostrantEmily PrendergastKatherine RedanzBrianna Rine

2014 Merit RollJessica AlviraAllison BalysCatherine CassidyJessica CervoniBethany ClancyGenevieve CliffordMaggie ColernOlivia CrawfordShannon GarnoErin GlascottGabrielle HagnerSarah HedgesJenna KatalinichHaley KempfKylah KerstenPamela LeSarah LoomisNicole MauriCaitlyn MillerElizabeth OgorekMaureen O’SullivanBridgete QuinnLeah RennieVictoria SiracuseCarly Wilkerson

teacher notesMMA student artwork will be featured at the opening Gala of The Kangaroo Café in Dunkirk near Tops Market through the second week in May. Genene Robertson (Marley & Taylor’s mom) is the proud owner/operator of this establishment and another Kangaroo Café opening soon on the waterfront; she is proud to showcase MMA student talent and hard work for our neighbors in the southtowns.Ms. Welch > jwelch@mtmercy.org

The Senior luncheon will be at Kloc’s in West Seneca on Friday, June 3rd at 10:30 am. Tickets are available for purchase in the Bookstore.Mr. tremblay > dtremblay@mtmercy.org

Geometry Regents ReviewWeek of May 2 – M, T, THWeek of May 9 – M, W, THWeek of May 16 – T, W, THWeek of May 23 – M-FWeek of May 30 – T, TH, FWeek of June 6 – M-FWeek of June 13 – M, TAlso during Exam Week – to be deter-mined (once I see when other exams are given and when the department will be grading the other math exams).Ms. Zubek > mzubek@mtmercy.org

Review classes for the Spanish Regents will be held every Monday & Wednesday after school in Room 10 beginning May 1. Ms. Faulhaber > jfaulhaber@mtmercy.org

Science Review Classes Living Environment – Wednesdays 2:45-3:30pmRegents Chemistry – Thursdays2:45-3:30pmMs. Barblock > pbarblock@mtmercy.org

Prom ReminderJunior/Senior Prom will be held on Friday, May 20th at Creekside Banquet Facility from 7-11pm. Tickets are available for purchase at the MMA Bookstore for $40 each. Last day to buy tickets is Friday, May 13th.Ms. Walsh > mwalsh@mtmercy.org

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MMA Students Partner with Canisius High School to Raise Money for JapanStudents Ashley Tombolesi, Kayla Larson and Charlene Takacs represented Mount Mercy Academy at Canisius High School’s kick off to raise money for Japan. Nineteen area schools are selling bracelets with proceeds to benefit Peace Winds Project which directly helps those devastated by the tsunami. Bracelets will be sold through the Vision of Mercy Club at MMA in May.

MMA & Timon Win for Outstanding Visual EffectsMount Mercy-Bishop Timon-St. Jude’s production of the Broadway musical Willie Wonka was one of six local schools that made the final round of the Kenny Awards and won for Outstanding Visual Effects. The Kenny Awards are the local equivalent of Broadway’s Tony Awards for Western New York high school musicals. The awards were held Sunday, April 10 at Shea’s Performing Arts Center. After a lengthy application process, Willy Wonka was chosen as one of the semi-finalists. Seven finalists were selected—with Mount Mercy-Bishop Timon-St. Jude being selected, as well as Canisius High School (Guys and Dolls), The Park School (Beauty and the Beast), Cleveland Hill (Hairspray), East Aurora (Seussical the Musical), Wilson (Footloose), and Charter School for Applied Technologies (All Shook Up). Willy Wonka was produced by Bob Maggio, assisted by Musical Directors Joe Head and Fred Kirisits and Technical Director Jerry Kegler.

Subject Teacher Day(s) Time Room

EarthScience Mrs.Stevenson Tuesday 2:45‐3:45 17

Daily 7:15‐7:45 17

LivingEnvironment Mrs.Stevenson Friday 2:45‐3:45 17

Daily 7:15‐7:45 17

LaCnIII Mr.Tremblay Daily 10:47‐11:17 9

LivingEnvironment Mrs.Barblock Wednesday 2:45‐3:30 13

Chemistry Mrs.Barblock Thursday 2:45‐3:30 13

IntegratedAlgebra MissGanzenmuller 5/16,5/18,5/19,5/23, 2:45‐3:30 1

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Geometry MrsZubek 5/2,5/3,5/5 2:45‐3:30 3

5/9,5/11,5/12 2:45‐3:30 3

5/17,5/18,5/19 2:45‐3:30 3

5/23,5/24,5/25,5/26 2:45‐3:30 3

6/6,6/7,6/8,6/9,6/10 2:45‐3:30 3

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Final Exam Schedule

Monday, May 2 D Wednesday, May 4 F Thursday, May 5 A Friday, May 6 B8 AM: AP Chemistry 8 AM: AP Calculus A/B 8 AM: AP eng. lit 8 AM : AP US historyroom 207 room 207 room 207 room 207

Noon: AP Psychology Noon: AP europ history room 207 room 207

Noon: AP Art Boardroom Monday, May 9 C Wednesday, May 11 E Thursday, May 12 F 8 AM: AP Biology 8 AM: AP english language 8 AM: AP World historyroom 207 & Composition room 207 room 207 Noon: AP Music theory Noon: AP Statisticsroom 207 room 207

AP Exam Schedule

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Mount Mercy Academy has taken many steps to

enhance academic instruction and student achievement

this year. Goals have been set and action plans have

been implemented in this important endeavor to overall

improvement for our school. At the beginning of the

school year, MMA contracted with a highly-qualified

academic consultant who reviewed the curriculum,

policies, practices and a great deal of data to reach her

recommendations for moving ahead with academic

achievement. Focusing on five specific concerns,

Mount Mercy Academy has taken giant leaps in

accomplishing these specific objectives.

We intend that all MMA graduates earn a New york State regents Diploma with Advanced Designation. this means that

every student must be on the curriculum track for the

successful completion of nine NyS regents exams: three regents Math exams, two regents

Social Studies exams, two regents Science exams,

one comprehensive english regents exam and one

comprehensive language other than english regents

exam. to reach this major objective, the following

initiatives have been implemented:

•the MMA Counseling Department schedules

every student in the courses which lead to

obtaining the New york State regents Diploma

with Advanced Designation.

•MMA teachers provide all supports needed for

students to successfully complete these requirements.

•Communication with parents regarding the

expectations for students has increased.

•A title 1 Math teacher has been added to our

faculty for the purpose of providing additional

support to our Math students.

•Mandatory faculty attendance at in-services

providing new teaching methods and strategies.

•Students understand the standard expectation of

“strive for 85% or better” on all tests.

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•New scanning equipment provides valuable reports

on student achievement or lack thereof made available

to MMA teachers. In turn, teachers are required to

submit report analysis along with an action plan for

improvement to the administration quarterly.

We have supported and enhanced our Math and Science programs. •the addition of a title 1 teacher has been invaluable

to the Math program.

•Students in danger of under-performing in both

Math and Science have been identified and placed

in tutoring classes.

•Math and Science teachers have attended NyS

workshops and conferences receiving new teaching

strategies and have been updated on developments

related to the new Common Core standards.

•A new software program, Castle learning, has

been made available for teachers to use to provide

regents styled questions to students for practice

and reinforcement.

We have made improvements in the Advanced Placement Program. MMA students historically

do well in AP courses and on AP exams. however, there is

always room for enhancement to any program.

•All MMA teachers will have attended AP teacher

workshops by the end of this school year.

•Support through additional online resources has been

provided to all AP students.

We will establish a school-wide program for SAt/ACt preparation. Currently, Atlas Prep runs

an SAt Prep course at MMA, and soon will develop a prep

course specifically designed for MMA juniors who will

take the PSAt, enhancing the possibilities for our students

to qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.

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this year, 2 MMA students scored extremely high on the 2010

PSAt’s. these students will continue on in the competition for

a National Merit Scholarship. In addition, a current

MMA senior, because of her high score on the 2009 PSAt and

other academic achievements, will receive a special scholarship

from American City Business Journals, Inc. (parent company of

Business First) and the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

For the Class of 2011, 44% will graduate with an overall average of 90 or better for their four years at Mount Mercy Academy.

We will expand and deepen collaborative efforts and partnerships with the local service, academic and

business communities of Western New york that exemplify

the Mission and Values of the Academy. our students have

benefitted from the many experiential opportunities afforded

them over the years. this year, MMA has partnered not only

with Catholic health, but with the Family Justice Center, which

has provided training for our students to become workshop

facilitators making junior high school students aware of appropriate

and inappropriate dating behaviors. empowering our young

women with the knowledge about dating violence is powerful

and necessary in today’s world. the school seeks additional

partnerships with organizations whose mission is harmonious

with that of MMA.

We hope you agree that as a premier high school for young

women sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy, Mount Mercy

Academy meets the needs of parents and students interested

in acquiring an education of the highest quality. the Admin-

istration and Faculty constantly seek to maintain a nurturing

atmosphere where Mercy students are called to be women of

faith, knowledge, integrity and compassion. the Mount Mercy

Academy experience fosters the academic, spiritual and social

growth and development of each student. At Mount Mercy

Academy, every student is encouraged, supported, and guided

towards fulfillment of her maximum potential and a future

leader, prepared to make outstanding contributions to her fam-

ily, church, community and career.

May is the month when we traditionally honor Mary, the Mother of God. From Scripture, we learn that she was a strong woman, a loving mother, and a faithful Jew. In addition, numerous legends and customs contribute to our appreciation of Mary. Non-Catholics are often under the mistaken assumption that Catholics commit idolatry in the “worship” of the Blessed Virgin Mary. While faithful Catholics give the highest veneration to the Blessed Virgin Mary, they never put her above God, put her as equal to God, put her in opposition to God, or confuse her with God. •Theterm“worship”asusedwith

regard to the Blessed Virgin should not to be confused with the worship paid to God alone. rather, it refers to the highest degree of veneration due a creature, as expressed by St. thomas Aquinas. •Certainexpressionsusedby

Catholics - such as Mary being the “whole reason for our hope” - do not imply that our hope is independent of Christ. rather, they acknowledge the fact that Christ made his coming to earth dependent upon the fiat of Mary - that, by the will of God, redemption would not be possible without the Virgin’s consent.•WhilefaithfulCatholicshavetrust

in Mary’s great intercessory power and her dispensing of graces, they do not believe Mary has any power on her own.•WhilefaithfulCatholicsacknowledge

the Blessed Virgin Mary as the greatest creature in all of God’s creation, they admit an infinite difference between her and God.

Campus MinistryF roM t h e oF F IC e oF

On April 14, 2011, 32 students and 15 chaperones flew to Atlanta, Georgia to participate in the Heritage Music Festival. After hour-long rehearsals Thursday evening and Friday morning, the groups travelled by motor coach to Reinhardt College where three adjudicators provided written and taped comments for each performance. The festival awards were given at Six Flags Over Georgia on Saturday evening. Magic Belles Handbell Choir and Pure Magic Show Choir were both awarded gold medals for their performances, and Women’s Choir received a silver medal. While in Atlanta, the groups were able to spend time at the Georgia Renaissance Festival, the Atlanta Zoo, the Georgia Aquarium, the Coca-Cola Museum and an additional day at Six Flags Over Georgia. The three groups are directed by Fred Kirisits, and Pure Magic is choreographed by Justine Kish.

Gold Medals for Mercy at the Heritage Music Festival in Atlanta

• Auditions for “Pure Magic” Show Choir will be held on Sunday, May 15, from 11:00–1:30 in the Choral Room. Enter Door #6 in the corner of the faculty parking lot on Red Jacket Parkway. For more information, email Director Fred Kirisits at fkirisits@mtmercy.org.

• Mount Mercy’s annual Spring Concert will be held in the Mercy Center Auditorium on Tuesday, May 3, at 7:30 pm. The concert will feature “Pure Magic” Show Choir, “Magic Belles” Handbell Choir, Freshman Chorus, and Women’s Choir. Special guest appearances will be made by the Bello Voice Studio and the Wedding Belles of Mount Mercy Academy.

Notes from the Music Department

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Girls Spring Ice hockey Clinic

For any girl currently enrolled in a Catholic high School or registered as an incoming student for the 2011-2012 school year who is interested in ice hockey. Conducted by head Coach Chris Malicki and the staff of the MMhSAA (Msgr. Martin) Girls Varsity Ice hockey team.* this dynamic clinic will feature skating, shooting, stick handling and other basic ice hockey skills. there will be a maximum number of 35 participants, registered on a first come first serve basis. All PArtICIPANtS MUSt Be IN FUll hoCKey eQUIPMeNt.

WhErE Amherst Northtowns Center1615 Amherst Manor DriveWilliamsville, Ny 14221 WhEN Mon, May 23, 2011 @ 7:30-8:20pm thurs, May 26, 2011 @ 7:40-8:30pmMon, June 13, 2011 @ 5:00-5:50pmFri, June 17, 2011 @ 7:30-8:20pmMon, June 20, 1011 @ 7:00-7:50pmtues, June 21, 2011 @ 7:00-7:50pm

rEGISTrATIoN FEE $75.00 (prepaid) includes all sessions

* Participation is voluntary and open to any student enrolled in a MMhSAA (Girls Division) high School.

Any questions can be emailed to AMGajewski@aol.com

Juniors Victoria Riso and Isobel Johnston were both entered into the National Merit Scholarship Program based on their selec-tion score of 202 or above on the PSAT. Because these high performers have shown such outstanding academic potential, they will be referred to two colleges in which they are especially interested. After being narrowed down from more than 50,000 entrants, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation will award around 8,200 scholarships in 2012.

Senior Rebecca Fink has been selected as the winner of the Ray Shaw Memorial Scholarship, a special scholarship sponsored by American Business Journals, Inc. through the National Merit Scholarship Corporation worth $16,000 over 4 years.

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reBeCCA FINK & ASSt PrINCIPAl MArGAret StASZAK

Celebrating 165 Combined Years of MMA Teaching Excellence

Congratulations on your career-long commitment to Mount Mercy Academy. Pictured here: Catherine luhr (26 years), robert Fix (26 years), ruth howard (29 years), Fred Kirisits (32 years), Cheryl Kisiel (25 years) and Paulette Gaske (27 years).

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DeDicateD to Charlie O’Neill

Race Start: 6:30 pm SharP at cazenovia Park casino Post Race Party: afterwards in the Mercy center Grotto featuring the Stonebridge Band

Friday, June 3rd

$18 Pre-Registered | $20 Day of the RaceFree Shirt to first 200 registered$5 admission to Post Race Party only

FoR Race aPPlicationS: Pick up at the Main office of Mount Mercy academy or contact erik Bohen 713-5654 / Jeff conrad 983-1735 or Download at www.mtmercy.org /alumnae

Honorary Race Starter BOB FIX | MMA Faculty Member and Civic Pride Award RAY MCGURN | President, Goin’ South

MMA Students Assist Mercy Hospital with Disaster DrillMercy Hospital wants to be prepared if disaster strikes. Catholic Health conducted an evacuation drill at its hospitals across the area in April including Mercy Hospital. The drill includes the activation of the hospital’s incident command system and is aimed at fine-tuning emergency evacuation plans. Mercy students volunteered to be patients in the hospital to assist with the drill.

This drill proved to be a valuable learning experience for the students. “I learned how all the different nurses and doctors work together. They are all individuals but they play important roles and all work on the same team. With effective communication, they are able to figure out a patient’s problem and do what is best,” states MMA sophomore Rachel Singer.

thank you to all the parents and guardians who volunteered or attended the McAuley Gala. Because of you, we have another successful year.

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From the Director of Institutional Advancement...

G o o D By e to t h e FA B U lo U S C l A S S o F 2 0 11

Valedictorian emily Fose and Salutatorian Carly Andriaccio

Senior Student Ambassador Brittany Wolf

top 20 of the Class of 2011

Student Government President Bridget Jackson

Senior Peer Ministers

Senior Athletes

Senior Procession into their Final Assembly

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our MMA Photo Gallery is a fun place to look for friendly

MMA faces from the previous month! If you have photos to include on this page from an MMA event or school day, please email Chris Newman at cnewman@mtmercy.org.

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