Mystery Solved!

The Mystery Photo in the Spring/Summer 2022 issue has been identified as the 1965 Glee Club! Alumnae in the photo are:

FRONT ROW: Edith Harte 1965, Felicity Forbes Hoyt 1967, Penny Wick DeYoung 1965, Isabel Comer 1965, Janet Snowden 1965, Tory Cowles 1967, Mary Welby Wattles McGill 1967, Susan deButts Arnot 1967, Estelle Tyne Clarke 1967, Rhea Topping 1965, Peggy Ballard Place 1968, Rebecca Wilmer 1968, Amy Vance 1967, Anne Casey van den Bergh 1967, Mr. Motley. ON STAIRS: Terry Starr Carstensen 1967, Neville Holter 1965, Mina Peabody Coggeshall 1965, Brigid Shanley Lamb 1965, Wendy Sherman 1965, Robin Perkins Willis 1967, Chris Holter Reynolds 1967, Wendy Neel Ellsworth 1966, Phoebe Schoellkopf White 1968, Louise McVickar Marx 1965, Alix Paine 1965, Joan Langenberg 1968, Kathy Francis Page 1967, Natalie Wilmer Blenk 1966, Diana Post 1966, Beatty Page Cramer 1966, Mina Marvel Austin 1966, Lisa McGrath Evans 1967, Erin Drake Gray 1966, Jane Foster 1965, Maidee Walker Head 1966, Mary Lu Hardaway Lampton 1966, Elizabeth Blackford Refshauge 1965, Lee Hovey King 1965.

Thank you to all of the alumnae who shared names and memories. It was fun to hear about senior jackets, drill, and the lovely singing voices of girls in the photo. Judging by the response, alumnae enjoyed the process, too, with one sharing, “Frankly these are a great deal of fun. Bring on more!” We are happy to comply! See the new Mystery Photo on pg. 17 of this issue and email us at advancement@foxcroft.org if you know the timing and/or girls in the photo!

A total of 12 CURRENT SENIORS and 18 MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2022 earned 2022 AP Scholar Awards from the College Board for outstanding achievement on Advanced Placement exams taken last spring. This is the 19th consecutive year that the number of AP Scholars at Foxcroft has reached double-digits, a testament to the School’s academic excellence.

Senior HEIDI DODD (pictured with Fine Arts Instructor and Theater Director Karin Thorndike) has received the International Thespian Society’s (ITS) second most prestigious rank of National Honor Thespian while simultaneously earning the title of “President’s List Scholar with distinction” after achieving 1,200 hours of distinguished work in the field of theater and maintaining an 'A' average in academics.

Each day, members of the Foxcroft community perform small but meaningful acts. Felt across campus but sometimes unrecognized, this culture of kindness inspired a group of students and faculty to establish the Everyday Hero Award, a monthly recognition designed to catch people doing great things (like inaugural winners Assistant to the Office of Student Life ALEXIS HALL ’12 and EVA COZBY ’24), tell their stories, and celebrate the living spirit of our Foxcroft values: Respect, Integrity, Kindness, and Service.