The Seven Hills Buzz The Seven Hills School Bulletin
Vol. 1 No. 18 June 14, 2010
Congratulations and best wishes, Class of 2010!
Coverage of Commencement 2010, year-end awards, and the spring sports season will be in the next issue of Seven Hills magazine.
A Brief Word from Chris Garten And that word is “thanks”! This has been, by every conceivable measure, an extraordinarily successful year for this school community. We are, as a faculty, enormously proud of all that our students have achieved: of their achievements in athletics, in the fine and performing arts, and in serving their communities. We are prouder still of the innumerable ways in which they have grown: in intellectual engagement, in their commitment to and support of one another, in their depth of character. At Seven Hills, our students’ extraordinary growth is the inevitable result of an active and purposeful partnership. I want to thank all of you, this extraordinarily talented and dedicated faculty and staff, this highly engaged parent body, and the armies of committed volunteers, for all you have done to support our students this past year. Have a well deserved rest in the coming weeks! Chris Garten Head of School
Emily signs to play for UC Clermont volleyball team
Emily with (from left) UC Clermont Head Coach Joe Harpring, Assistant Coach Kelley Koons, Nancy Rogers, Martin Fightmaster, and some of her teammates.
Senior Emily Rogers-Fightmaster has signed to play for the UC Clermont volleyball team. The UC website states, “Emily Rogers-Fightmaster, a 6’1” middle hitter from Seven Hills, will be joining the Cougars for the 2010 season. Rogers-Fightmaster was a featured player for Head Coach Linda Clark’s Stinger varsity. The Stingers won two consecutive MVC titles while RogersFightmaster patrolled the middle. For her efforts, she was named Second Team All-Conference in the MVC her senior year. She led all Cincinnati area Division IV players in blocks per game her senior season and earned the Coach’s Award for this and other accomplishments. “‘The addition of Emily to our team is a huge plus,’ said UC Clermont Head Coach Joe Harpring. ‘She gives us the height we need to compete at the highest level and is already quite a polished and intimidating blocker. I expect her to enhance our net defense with this blocking ability and add another weapon to our offense. Emily is also a great competitor and has a positive attitude towards her coaches and teammates. I’m excited to get her on board.’”