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NCL Capistrano Coast Recognizes Graduating Seniors

NCL Event Recognizes The Class of 2015 Graduating Seniors

The Capistrano Coast Chapter of National Charity League, Inc. (NCL) proudly introduced the graduating Class of 2015 at their Senior Recognition on May 23rd. The elegant evening took place at the beautiful Laguna Cliffs Marriott in Dana Point where the eight graduating β€œTicktockers,” as they are known, were recognized for their accomplishments and contributions to our community through their membership in NCL. The young women were escorted down the runway by their fathers while the Emcee enumerated their achievements, and were met by their Mothers for a photo to capture the moment. Those in attendance were enriched by each senior’s personal speech and video slide show highlighting the hallmarks of her life and her favorite memories and opportunities for growth through her participation in NCL with her mother. The evening also included a Chapter-wide video slide show of each class exhibiting the memorable experiences they shared this past year. After dinner and dessert, the DJ invited the graduating Ticktockers and fathers to the dance floor for their traditional Father-Daughter Dance accompanied by Adam Levine’s β€œThe Way You Look Tonight.” Family and friends joined in the celebration with dancing until midnight.

The eight graduating seniors of the NCL Capistrano Coast Chapter are: Emily Cintron, Orange County School of the Arts; Cassie Dorsey, Dana Hills High School; Grace Jasper, JSerra Catholic High School; Amanda Lee, JSerra Catholic High School; Danielle Lugo, JSerra Catholic High School; Breanna Miscione, San Juan Hills High School; Isabelle (Izzy) Nenad, Capistrano Valley High School; and Amalia Priest, San Juan Hills High School.

National Charity League, Inc. is a mother/daughter organization dedicated to serving local philanthropies while fostering the mother/daughter relationship. Mothers and daughters commit to a six-year program, from 7th to 12th grade, centered on community service. The members participate in philanthropic work, educational activities, leadership development, and cultural enrichment. This year’s graduates each completed hundreds of hours of community service during the course of their involvement.

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The Capistrano Coast Chapter of NCL supports 28 charitable organizations throughout our community, including FAM, Boys and Girls Club of Capistrano Valley, Orange County Special Olympics, Ronald McDonald House of Orange County, Laura’s House, Women Helping Women, U.S. Military Support, and The J.F. Shea Therapeutic Riding Center. The Capistrano Coast Chapter of NCL was honored as the Most Outstanding Chapter by its national organization in 2010 and again in 2015. The Capistrano Coast Chapter of NCL represents the areas of San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Beach, Aliso Viejo, Laguna Hills, Ladera Ranch, and Mission Viejo. For more information, go to www.nclcapistranocoast.org

Photo of Girls in their College Sweatshirts:
Bottom Row (L to R): Amanda Lee, Emily Cintron, Cassie Dorsey, Amalia Priest
Top Row (L to R): Izzy Nenad, Grace Jasper, Breanna Miscione, Danielle Lugo

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Photo of Girls in their Senior Recognition Gowns:
Left to Right: Isabelle (Izzy) Nenad, Cassie Dorsey, Danielle Lugo, Emily Cintron, Amanda Lee, Grace Jasper, Amalia Priest, Breanna Miscione
Photo Credit: Gina Chiaramonte

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