Alumane Council

Alumnae Council

Frances Williamson McCallie ’79 and Allison Cowan Carroll ’89 celebrate their class reunions at Founders House.

Connecting alumnae to GPS and GPS to alumnae to support our enduring sisterhood.

Porche' Adams ’07 Susan Ashley ’07 Lee Ballenger ’81 Maggie Barrie ’97 Brandi Berghorn ’11 Tonya Botts ’87 Carrie Burns ’97 Grace Carruthers ’07 Joy Clements ’90 Emily Collier ’98 Becky Cullum ’83 Jenna Dement ’09 Liz Doak ’06 Lindsey Dodson ’05 Allison Elkins ’98 Sarah Evatt ’11 Ann Farmer ’51 Whitney Fuller ’97 Katie Goss ’00 Robin Keef ’87 Beth Luehrs ’94 Meredith MacLean ’08 Amanda Miller ’94 Gwyne Morrison ’09 Cate Mueller ’83 Elizabeth Napolitano ’97 Beth Newbold ’84 Ashley Palmer ’99 Lauren Rice ’03 Nancy Rucker ’86 Julia Schaffeld ’02 Rachel Sigler ’01 Ashley Stein ’99 Carol Stoney ’85 Ashley Williams ’99 Ani Yacoubian ’00

What it means to be A GPS GIRL

On the GPS campus, every day you will see our values personified by each student—how she conducts herself, how she interacts with her classmates and teachers, and how she holds herself to a standard of excellence.

HONOR

At GPS, girls develop strong character; they learn to take responsibility for their own actions and understand the importance of keeping their word.

CURIOSITY

At GPS, each girl is encouraged to be curious about the world around her by asking questions, challenging assumptions, and thinking critically.

RESPECT

At GPS, self-respect and respect for others go hand in hand; girls treat each other as they would like to be treated and learn to embrace their differences.

INDIVIDUALITY

RELATIONSHIPS

At GPS, each student is unique, loved for who she is and for whom she has the potential to become.

At GPS, friendships are built to last a lifetime, and respect and support are at the core of every relationship among students, faculty, and staff.