46 Alumnae Association Board Executive Committee Shannon McClennahan Mozes ’87 President Laurie Washburn Hogen ’58 Vice President Liz Holt Protell ’64 Vice President Lore Childs MacDonald ’76 Vice President Yvette Merchant Nichols ’96 Vice President Gretchen Mueller Burke ’83 Director of Alumnae Relations
Members Jalynne Tobias Redman ’72 Jeanne Vibert Sloane ’74 Kathy Trafton ’74 Jennifer Post ’82 Ann Frasse Stowe ’82 Patty Cerisola-Mansi ’83 Christina Nalchajian Whitley ’85 Stephanie Post Pollard ’85 Kim Meek Shickel ’89 Brett Davis Collins ’93 Kate Lynch Jerkens ’97 Julie Rathman Fenton ’99 Brogiin Keeton ’01 Kai Romero ’01 Katie Carnazzo ’02 Monica Johnson Steiner ’03 Marina Barcelo Bruketta ’04
Chapter Chairs Boston Kate Myers Brizius ’88
’65
Renewing 2015 Alumnae Reunion
Connections
Chicago Lisa Cavanaugh Wiese ’74 Dallas Hope Morgan ’90 Denver Laura Stenovec ’99 Houston Nancy Kennedy Major ’96 Monterey Liz Holt Protell ’64* New York Priya Kumar Raju ’00 Northern California Yvette Merchant Nichols ’96* Seattle Peggy Frasse ’84 Southern California Jennifer Post ’82* Stefanie Post Pollard ’85* Washington, D.C. Liz Belanger McGarvey ’00 Kerri Robinson Johnson ’92
International Chapters Asia Rene Leung ’99 Angelina Yao ’99 Europe Lara Brehmer ’98 Latin America Leslie Hulse ’88 Tere Gonzalez ’94
*Designates Alumnae Association Board member
There was an abundance On March 13 and 14, the Classes of 1955, of excitement and welcoming smiles. Everywhere you gazed, you saw hugs and heard
1960, 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, and 2010 returned to campus to renew their Catalina connections during Reunion 2015. Special recognition was given to the Class of 1965 in celebration of their 50th reunion.
animated conversation
The weekend included a hard-hat tour of the new Math and Science Building, updates on the search for a new Head of School, student presentations and performances, and the traditional alumnae mass and dinner. We loved having everyone “back home” for the festivities.
and laughter.
Reunion Weekend is part of a legacy that celebrates the lifelong relationships that begin right here at Santa Catalina. It’s a great time to catch up with classmates and discover what’s happening on campus today. As the weekend comes to a close, we are always proud to send off our alumnae with a renewed appreciation of what it means to be a Catalina girl—at any age.