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PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE 2012

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Dear Friends,

WeLcome to the 2012 PResIdent’s cIRcLe dInneR. tonIght we

gAtheR to gIve thAnks foR youR geneRous suPPoRt of uRsuLIne

AcAdemy of dALLAs. And In doIng so, we joyousLy ceLebRAte

the gIft of A coLLAboRAtIve And engAged communIty, tRuLy

“Attuned to ouR mIssIon.”

Over the past year, your contributions totaling more than $7.3 million have funded essential invest-ments in student scholarships, competitive compensation for faculty and staff, and advances in curriculum. Your gifts have also provided the resources needed for continued growth in academic and student programs and ongoing support for facilities needs.

Tonight our President’s Circle program puts a special spotlight on the benefits of education in the Performing Arts. Shana DeSouza Druffner ’85 will share with us the meaning of music in her own life, and how the arts can encourage our dreams. Whether those dreams begin with experiences in the classroom, on the stage, or the playing field, we know that talent and resources must be matched by goal-setting, discipline, and dedication to achieve success.

Almost always, great achievement also requires a commitment to teamwork. Our students learn valuable life-lessons through collaboration with others. Similarly, with the blessings of God, Ursuline has always moved forward on the strength of dedicated individuals working together toward a common goal.

Together, inspired by the teachings of St. Angela and the spirit of Serviam, we build community. Your mission-inspired giving makes excellence in Catholic education possible for all the young women who attend Ursuline, today and for all the years to come.

As Ursuline Academy prepares for a new era of leadership, I thank each of you for your unwavering support over the past 22 years and for your enduring commitment to our mission in Dallas.W

Sincerely,

SiSter Margaret ann MoSer, o.S.U. President

Sh a n a DeSo u z a Dr u f f n e r ’85

Shana DeSouza Druffner ’85 is an attorney practicing primarily in the area of railroad crossing and safety matters, working with several Class I railroads across the United States to develop and implement successful crossing closure programs, saving lives and reducing liability for her clients. In addition to her crossing and regulatory work, Shana has worked on a variety of legal matters ranging from negotiating service contracts, to intellectual property matters, and real estate and environmental matters.

In addition to her active legal practice, Shana has a dual career as a professional violinist and music educator. She began her violin studies at the age of 13. Shana studied with Motoi Takeda, Associ-ate Concertmaster of the DSO, and played with the Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra from 1982-85. Upon graduation from Ursuline Academy, she attended the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. She later studied with Hiroko Yajima of the Mannes Trio from 1987-90, and received her Bachelor of Music Performance, summa cum laude, from Rutgers University in 1990.

Shana is a graduate of Georgetown University Law Center, receiving her Juris Doctor in 1994. While at Georgetown, Shana served as Editor-in-Chief of the Georgetown Journal of Poverty Law and Policy, was a member of the Cardozo National Moot Court Team, and was a graduate of the prestigious Public Interest Law Scholars Program.

Seeking to enrich music in the Diocese, Shana founded an Orchestral Program at All Saints Catholic Church in 2005. Today, the program welcomes over fifty string players of all ages in two orchestras on Sunday afternoons. In 2006, she started an Orchestral Program at All Saints Catholic School for students in grades 5-8. That program has grown to seventy-eight students in three award-winning orchestras. All Saints is the only Catholic elementary school in the Diocese to have such a program. Shana was fortunate to receive the Work of the Heart Award in 2009 for her efforts. In addition to being the Director of Orchestras at All Saints Catholic School, she became the Assistant Director of Orchestra at John Paul II High School in Plano, expanding that program into a regular and honors class. This year, she chaired the Texas Private School Music Educators Association Region Honor Orchestras for both Middle School and High School.

Shana also maintains an active private violin and viola studio out of her home in North Dallas and actively freelances as a violinist across the Metroplex.

She resides with her husband of seventeen years and four string playing daughters in North Dallas. It is Shana’s dream to have music and art flourish in all our Diocesan schools to develop the talents of our children, enrich their academic performance, and ultimately bring glory to God.W

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THE PRESIDENT’S TRIBUTESiSter Margaret ann MoSer, o.S.U.

PRESENTATION Of THE 2012 PRESIDENT’S AWARD

Keynote Speaker:

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introDUction by Jane chaMberS

PerForMing artS DePartMent chair

PerForMance

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URSULINE ALMA MATER

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Virginia KaSSel, Pianist

c e L e b R At I n gMission-Inspired Giving

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t h e P R e s I d e n t ’ s AwA R d

2 0 1 2 P R E S I D E N T ’ S A WA R D R E C I P I E N T Sf R I t z A n d m A R y L e e d u d A

The President’s Award was established in 2004 and has been presented each year to recognize outstanding individuals for their extraordinary leadership and Serviam spirit in support of Ursuline Academy and excellence in education for young women.

“Build community wherever you go.” These words from St. Angela Merici inspired an Ursuline core value. for fritz and Mary Lee Duda, a personal commitment to community-building has been a guiding principle in lives dedicated to family values, educational excellence, and service to those in need. Over many years, they have provided philanthropic and volunteer leadership that has strengthened the foundations of Catholic institutions.

fritz Duda is chief executive officer of Genus Holdings, LLC, a Dallas-based investment company, and founder and owner of the fritz Duda Company, a privately held real estate development company with offices in Dallas, Newport Beach, and Chicago. At University of Notre Dame, he has served on advisory councils for the College of Engineering and Architecture and the School of Architecture; as a Trustee he currently serves on the Investment Committee. In 2009, he received an honorary doctorate of laws degree from the University. He is a Knight of Malta.

At Ursuline Academy, the Dudas established the first Mardi Gras Ball endowed scholarship, and provided leading gifts for the Ursuline Center for Performing Arts and The french family Science, Math and Technol-ogy Center. fritz also led a team of investors to acquire the campus’ northeast corner property for Ursuline.

Mary Lee has served as a member of the Ursuline Parent Board, President of the Mothers’ Club, and chaired the Mardi Gras Ball. She is one of the original 12 Angels of Charity, an organization that supports Catholic Charities of Dallas; a member of the Board of the Alliance for Catholic Education, Irish Studies Council at the University of Notre Dame, Dallas Junior League, Dallas Chapter of the National Charity League, and Phi Beta Phi Alumni Association. She is a Dame of Malta.

Mary Lee Nagle, a graduate of the University of Iowa, met fritz Duda during his years as a law school student at the University of California’s Hastings College of Law. They married and started their family in California where fritz practiced law before beginning his real estate career. After the family moved to Dallas, the three Duda daughters – Leigh Ann ’81, Lendy ’82, and Lindsey ’01 – graduated from Ursuline Academy; the three sons – fritz, Jr. ’83, Jim ’84 and Michael ’00 – graduated from Jesuit. All the Duda children pursued high educational goals at major universities. The Dudas have 12 grandchildren. W

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U R S U L I N E S I S T E R S O f D A L L A S C O R P O R A T I O N

BoarD oF DirectorSSr. loiS caStillon, o.S.U., Prioress

U R S U L I N E A C A D E M Y O f D A L L A S C O R P O R A T I O N

BoarD oF truSteeSbob galecKe, chair

U R S U L I N E A C A D E M Y O f D A L L A S f O U N D A T I O N , I N C .

BoarD oF truSteeSMiriaM acKelS claerhoUt ’83, chair

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

larry MeneFee, Parent Board PresidentPatricia thoMPSon, Mothers’ club PresidentchriS barnet, Dads’ club President

ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

lorilei carDenaS cronin ’95 Board President

T H E U R S U L I N E f U N DAnnua l Giv ing Campa ign

Parent Giving Leadership MiKe QUint, chair bill SlaDeK, co-chair

Parent Major Gifts teamDale booth

Matt bowen

Jerry braUn

Joe byrne

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alumnae Giving Leadershipcaytie SaranDiS langForD ’98, chairaMy willS reaDing ’88, co-chair

alumnae Major Gifts teamanna Stewart leblanc ’86catherine baetz MaUrer ’98Maribeth MeSSineo PeterS ’85cathi ScaliSe ’82

alumnae Phonathon teamKitty Kelly JohnSton ’73eMily JohnSton larKin ’01Sarah JohnSton Polzer ’98catherine JohnSton SPaVital ’03

Grandparent Giving LeadershiptereSa MeSSina rogerS ’52 anD John rogerS, chairs

employee Giving LeadershipMonica Prachyl cochran ’71, co-chairchriSty Miller ’00, co-chair

M A R D I G R A S B A L L 2 0 1 2

“a Mardi Gras to remember - Scholarships for tomorrow” co-chairs barbie boe

angie SagerS KaDeSKy ’80cinDy linDSley

U R S U L I N E A C A D E M Y C A M P U S A D M I N I S T R A T O R S

Sr. Margaret ann MoSer, o.S.U. ’56, President

elizabeth boUrgeoiS, Principal

JiM Koehler, chief Financial officer

SUSan FlUMe baUer ’64, Director of technology

Sr. loiS caStillon, o.S.U., Prioress, Director of Mission and Heritage

chriSty Frazer, Director of institutional advancement

Valerie oateS, Director of communications

U R S U L I N E A C A D E M Y S C H O O L A D M I N I S T R A T O R S

elizabeth boUrgeoiS, Principal

SUSan FlUMe baUer ’64, Director of technology

Monica De la cerDa ’91, Dean of Students

birgitt loPez, academic Dean

cecilia niPP ’85, Dean of Diversity & Global education

Michele SnyDer, Director of admission

P e R f o R m I n g A R t s b y t h e n u m b e R s :

number of ursuline students who have participated in 2011-12 performing arts events.

250

total number of performances this year, including choirs, band, color guard, orchestra, dance and theatre productions.

76

2011-2012 Performing Arts Awards and Recognitions

H TPSMEA* State Marching Contest for Band Superior rating outstanding Drum Majors (ua Katie ritter and JcP Jim Mccabe) outstanding Percussion Section outstanding Winds outstanding Musical effect

H TMEA** All-Region Orchestra olivia Lineberry, Lucy cheng

H TMEA All-Region Band, Area Band and All-State Band Katie ritter

H TPSMEA All-Region Orchestra Kristen Banul

H TPSMEA All-State Orchestra Shannon Pan, Lucy cheng

H TPSMEA All-State Band Julie cordell

H TPSMEA All-Region Mixed Choir catherine Brandt

H TPSMEA Treble Choir abby africa, Shelby Mason, Monica ohakwe, rebecca Schwarz

H Marching Auxiliaries for Color Guard Superior rating - regional contest Best in class choreography award

Superior rating - National contest 2nd Place National championship

*Texas Private School Music Educators Association** Texas Music Educators Association (public and private schools)

The President’s circle includes major donors to ursuline Academy of dallas through gifts made to annual giving, scholarship funds and the annual mardi gras ball, building programs, endowments, planned giving, and other campus needs. The Academy wishes to acknowledge the following community of individuals, members of The President’s Circle 2011-12, whose financial commitment to the Academy has helped ensure continued excellence in Catholic education and the future of the Ursuline mission in Dallas.W

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Mr. and Mrs. Brian AinsworthDr. and Mrs. David AlameelDr. and Mrs. Ronald AngusMr. and Mrs. Dave ArcemontAuction SourceMr. and Mrs. Jon BairdMr. and Mrs. John BaldridgeMr. and Mrs. William BarenbergMr. and Mrs. John Beecherl

(Mary Wunderlick Beecherl ’76)Mr. and Mrs. Alan BellMr. and Mrs. Win Bell

(Lynn feather Bell ’82)Mr. and Mrs. Ken BlanckMr. and Mrs. Rodney Boehm

(Ann Doyle Boehm ’75)Mr. and Mrs. Dale BoothMr. and Mrs. Matthew BowenMr. and Mrs. Jerry BraunMr. and Mrs. George Bryan

(Marian Haggar Bryan ’72)Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckner

(Pamela Neubauer Buckner ’72)Mr. and Mrs. Terence BurkeMr. and Mrs. Jeff BurrowMr. and Mrs. Paul Butzberger

(Donna Hafertepe Butzberger ’72)Mr. and Mrs. Joe ByrneMr. and Mrs. Royal CarsonMr. and Mrs. Donald CarterCastle Montessori SchoolsThe Catholic foundationMr. and Mrs. James ChadwickMr. and Mrs. Charles CipioneMr. frank Clark and Mrs. Jacqueline MartinClassic BMWMr. and Mrs. Peter CollinsThe Communities foundation of Texas

Mr. and Mrs. James ConrowMr. and Mrs. Philip CooneyThe Jerome J. Crane and Rhea McCoy Crane

Charitable Remainder TrustDr. and Mrs. Randy Crim

(Ellen Hartnett Crim ’77)Mr. Bill CrislerThe David M. Crowley foundationMr. and Mrs. Harry CrutcherMr. and Mrs. Donald CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Thomas DardenMr. and Mrs. Barry DavisDr. and Mrs. Robert DavisMr. Robin Delcambre and

Dr. Suzanne DelcambreThe Donachie foundationMr. and Mrs. James Donaldson

(Karen Maas Donaldson ’77)Mr. David Douglas and Ms. fran EikenbergMrs. Peg Brady DoveMr. and Mrs. Timothy Dove

(Jenny Vilfordi Dove ’76)Mr. and Mrs. Barry DreesMr. and Mrs. fritz DudaDr. and Mrs. William Dunklin

(Allie Morgan Dunklin ’04)Mr. and Mrs. John DziminskiDr. and Mrs. Baji EdupugantyMr. and Mrs. Robert ElderThe Elder family foundationMr. and Mrs. Michael ElliottMr. and Mrs. James EppsMr. and Mrs. Charles fechtelMrs. Hazel fechtelMr. and Mrs. Daniel flahertyMr. and Mrs. John flaimMr. and Mrs. Harold flanaganMr. John flavin

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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel fluhartyMr. and Mrs. Russell fojtasek

(Michelle Marlow fojtasek ’84)Mrs. Mary foxMr. and Mrs. Robert frameDr. and Mrs. Lewis frazeeMrs. Peggy GalvinBill & Melinda Gates foundationMr. and Mrs. John Gates

(Jennifer Staubach Gates ’84)Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gehan

(Kara Sherman Gehan ’85)Dr. John Gilmore and Dr. Linda BurkMs. Jennifer GlasscockMr. and Mrs. Ben GoldingThe Green foundationMr. and Mrs. John Grimes

(Michelle Staubach Grimes ’86)Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gussoni

(Lucy Phillips Gussoni ’84)Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hafertepe

(Maureen Mitchell Hafertepe ’81)The Ed Haggar family foundation J.M. Haggar Jr. family foundationMr. and Mrs. Charles HallamDr. and Mrs. Donald HanrattyMr. and Ms. Tracy HarkerMr. and Mrs. Jim HartnettMr. and Mrs. Doug Haugh

(Leigh Anne Cloud Haugh ’89)Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey HebigDr. and Mrs. Keith HeierMr. and Mrs. Edward HenryMr. Timothy HerronMr. and Mrs. Thomas HeverHillcrest foundationMr. and Mrs. Roger HirlThe Hoblitzelle foundationMr. and Mrs. David HollMr. and Mrs. Steven HollisMr. and Mrs. Joe HollmanMr. and Mrs. John HolloranMr. and Mrs. Russell HuberMr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Hughes, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael InmanMrs. Audrey JackJackson Walker, LLPMr. and Mrs. Bill Jaspersen

Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne JohnsonMs. Lauren Johnson ’96 and

Mr. Kevin HoushMr. and Mrs. Ajoy KarnaMr. and Mrs. John KazorMr. Tom Kendall and Ms. Alice RodriguezMr. Bill Keslar and Ms. Sandra BakerMr. John KobellMr. and Mrs. Greg KoonsmanMs. Elizabeth Kurilecz and

Mr. David DurhamMr. and Mrs. Larry LacerteMr. and Mrs. V. Justin LaGardeMr. and Mrs. John LandonMr. and Mrs. Earl LatimerMr. and Mrs. Douglas Lattner

(Vicky Pitts Lattner ’69)Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeBlancMr. and Mrs. John LockeLocke Lord LLPMr. and Mrs. Weston LoegeringMr. and Mrs. Alan LukehartMr. and Mrs. Thomas MadonnaMr. and Mrs. Joseph ManogueMary Kay Inc.Ms. Renda Mathew-ThomasMr. and Mrs. Martin MaxwellDr. and Mrs. John McConnellMr. and Mrs. Timothy McCormick

(Robin White McCormick ’67)Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McKeeThe Mark and Mary Sue McKenna

family foundationMr. and Mrs. Casey McManemin

(Megan Lenihan McManemin ’80)Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Medlin

(Janet Liese Medlin ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Melsheimer

(Miki Bone Melsheimer ’79)Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MenefeeMr. and Mrs. Thomas MerkelMr. and Mrs. Christopher MillerMr. and Mrs. Daniel MoenMr. and Mrs. Robert MohrDr. and Mrs. William Moore

(Susan Peterman Moore ’82)Ms. Michelle Morgan ’88Dr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. William MozleyMr. and Mrs. Louis MuninMr. and Mrs. Robert Murchison

(Maggie Bray Murchison ’75)Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy

(Margot Brito Murphy ’79)Mr. and Mrs. Dennis NauslarMr. and Mrs. Thomas NealonMr. and Mrs. f. James NeilMr. and Mrs. Robert NeuhoffMr. and Mrs. Neil O’Brien

(Pat Brown O’Brien ’52)Mr. and Mrs. Scot O’Brien

(Anne Wunderlick O’Brien ’78)Dr. and Mrs. Pat Ohlenforst

(Cindy Morgan Ohlenforst ’67)Mr. and Mrs. Timothy OliverDr. Douglas Orr and Dr. Nancy HodgeMr. and Mrs. Michael PagelMr. and Mrs. Duncan ParksMr. and Mrs. Vikas PatelMr. and Mrs. John PaynePayne family foundationDr. and Mrs. Eduardo PerezMr. and Mrs. Shep Perkins

(Lisa Mullan Perkins ’91)Mr. and Mrs. Allan PetersonMr. and Mrs. Jon Piot

(Susan Irwin Piot ’87)Mrs. Sally PoseyThe Aileen and Jack Pratt foundationMr. and Mrs. Mike QuintMr. and Mrs. Robert Raffo

(Susan Hayes Raffo ’74)Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ReasonoverMr. and Mrs. Chuck Ribelin

(Martha Troy Ribelin ’49)Mr. Michael RibelinMr. and Mrs. Mitchell RosenbleethRudy’s Tortilla foundationMr. and Mrs. James RyanMr. and Mrs. Jean-Claude SaadaThe Jean-Claude Saada family foundationScanlan foundationMr. and Mrs. Clinton ShouseDr. and Mrs. Dan ShropshireMr. and Mrs. Denis SimonMr. and Mrs. William Sladek

(Mary Walker Sladek ’79)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael SlaneyMr. and Mrs. Paul SoulierMr. and Mrs. Paul SpellmanMr. and Mrs. Robert SpurginMr. and Mrs. Roger StaubachMr. and Mrs. Richard Steed

(Judy McElreath Steed ’54)Mr. and Mrs. Bob StoweThe Strake foundationMr. and Mrs. William StuartSullivanPerkinsMr. Edward TauriacMr. and Mrs. Greg TaylorMr. and Mrs. Rich TempletonThe Richard and Mary Templeton

foundationMs. Yvette Teofan ’81 and

Mr. Randy HazeltonMr. and Mrs. Michael Terry

(Mary DeLoache Terry ’73)The Mike & Mary Terry family foundationMr. and Mrs. Barry Thomas

(Jill Lalonde Thomas ’85)Mr. and Mrs. William ThompsonMr. and Mrs. frank TortorielloMr. Mark Tranchina and Dr. Sara TranchinaMr. and Mrs. Tommy ValentaDr. Annie Vaughan and Mr. Chris Vaughan

(Annie Kahn Vaughan ’89)The Vetter foundationMr. and Mrs. T. Lesley VinesMr. and Mrs. Sam VivianoMr. and Mrs. Stan VlasimskyMr. and Mrs. James WalesMr. and Mrs. William WallanderMr. and Mrs. John WellikDr. and Mrs. John WellsMr. and Mrs. Max WernickMr. and Mrs. David WheatMr. and Mrs. Mike WilcoxMr. William Wilcox and Dr. Elizabeth ToddMs. Laura fox Williamson ’73Mr. and Mrs. Mark WischmeyerMr. and Mrs. Tom WunderlickMr. and Mrs. Shannon WynneMr. and Mrs. James Yoder

(Ana Esteve Yoder ’82)Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zagorski

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Jeanne Marie Aber ’33Cheron Curran Adams ’64 and Clint AdamsStephanie Brooks Angel ’72AnonymousSherrye and Joe R. BassMimi BishopMartha Blalack Brooks ’40Louise Buhrer ’35†

Esther Connelly†

Denise CostelloThe Jerome J. Crane† and Rhea McCoy Crane† Charitable Remainder TrustBill CrislerMary DeLoacheAngela Downes ’86Margaret Sullivan finley ’85John P. flavinWinifred flood†

Christy frazerJennifer Staubach Gates ’84 and John GatesBeatrice M. Haggerty†

Kevin HoushDolores Lee Iliya ’44Lauren Michelle Johnson ’96

frances Nevitt Kreymer ’34†

Dr. Michael Kurilecz†

Louise Lorraine Lastelick ’51Jane Ann Law ’73†

Melinda and Dr. John D. McConnellChristine McDonoughflora Quinn Monroe ’40†

Bunny Priest Nance ’63Pat Brown O’Brien ’52 and Neil O’BrienLisa Mullan Perkins ’91Susan Hayes Raffo ’74 and Robert RaffoMichael RibelinCathi Scalise ’82 Hans J. SchnitzlerCatherine O’Connell Schulze ’32†

Rita Gallagher Smith ’35†

Marianne and Roger StaubachPatty Sullivan ’81Laura Genaro Tomaso ’42†

and Louie Tomaso†

Josie and William E. Toogood†

Sybil Emmett Tucker ’51Ruth Brown Wiseman ’44

Members of the ursuline society have established a charitable planned gift to ensure the financial viability of ursuline Academy for generations to come.W

as oF april 4, 2012

THE URSULINE fUND

annual Giving campaigntotal giFtS & PleDgeS: $996,137

MARDI GRAS 2012“a Mardi Gras to remember - Scholarships for tomorrow”

including

“FUnD a tUition”: $100,000 aUction: $282,000 total eVent ProceeDS: $382,000

ENDOWMENTS

total new giFtS anD PleDgeS: $5,904,000

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total ProceeDS For ScholarShiPS: $33,908

SCHOLARSHIP fUND – NON-ENDOWED

total giFtS & PleDgeS: $32,415

COMMUNITY’S TOTAL fINANCIAL COMMITMENT

For 2011-2012: $7,348,460

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S AV E T H E D A T E S

LUNCH WITH A VIEW

SePteMber 27, 2012

MARDI GRAS BALL

FebrUary 9, 2013

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUlliVanPerKinS

invitation and Program Design chUcK Mix

Spectrum Printing & Promotions Strong aUDioViSUal ProDUctionS

Video and event Support

Deborah Kellogg

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bill thoMPSon

Photography

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The students, faculty and staff of Ursuline Academy of Dallas

Thank Youfor your generous support and commitment to the Ursuline mission!

fOUNDED IN 1874, URSULINE ACADEMY Of

DALLAS IS AN INDEPENDENT CATHOLIC COLLEGE

PREPARATORY SCHOOL fOR YOUNG WOMEN

SPONSORED BY THE URSULINE SISTERS.

THE MISSION Of URSULINE ACADEMY IS THE

TOTAL DEVELOPMENT Of THE INDIVIDUAL

STUDENT THROUGH SPIRITUAL fORMATION,

INTELLECTUAL GROWTH, SERVICE TO OTHERS,

AND BUILDING Of COMMUNITY.

URSULINE ACADEMY EDUCATES YOUNG WOMEN

fOR LEADERSHIP IN A GLOBAL SOCIETY.

At Ursuline Academy, these are our core values:X Spiritual formation and faith development

X Respect for the uniqueness of the individualX Development of the whole person

X Development of a nurturing community spiritX Commitment to peacemaking

X Serviam (I will serve) as a lived reality

Academic excellence is a hallmark of

an Ursuline sponsored school.

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