Celebrations 2011-2012

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Another stellar year of 100% Annual Fund participation from the faculty and staff, Board of Governors, Foundation Board, Ellett Board and Richmond Chapter.

50 pieces of art created by St. Catherine’s students and faculty were featured by the Billboard Art Project on Interstate 95.

On September 9, more than 700 members of the St. Catherine’s community joined together on the Green in celebration of our students and the future of our School. A 90-foot banner featured photos of all students.

More than 350 alumnae attended 2012 Reunion Events.

St. Catherine’s girls consistently outscore national averages on SATs and ACTs (2011 averages) • 137 points above national averages for writing SAT • 115 points above national averages for critical reading SAT • 98 points above national averages for math SAT • 4.8 points above national average on ACT (scale is 1–36)

Four state and 16 LIS titles won by Saints varsity teams.

One Upper School student named to the All-State Orchestra. Three Upper School students earned a spot in the Senior Regional Orchestra.

Six Upper School students attended the James River Writers Conference and interacted with authors from around the nation.

A record 930 girls made the 2011–12 school year one to remember!

Daisy Days Co-Chairs Rev. Darcey L. Gritzmacher-Johnson (left) and Brett Golladay Degnan ’97 (right) presented a check for $92,000 to Interim Head of School Sue Baldwin.

§UDOS! 100 boxes packaged by Middle School girls for troops in Afghanistan.

Four Upper School students selected to participate in the Summer Residential Governor’s School programs in Math, Science and Technology; Humanities; French and Engineering.

Twenty students performed in the 2011 Richmond Ballet production of the Nutcracker, including one in the staring role of Clara. Four St. Catherine’s Middle Schoolers performed as part of the Richmond Ballet’s production of “Coppelia.”

The entire Upper School joined together to pack more than 50,000 meals for Stop Hunger Now.

Thank you Tyler Paul for 12 years of service!

Tyler Bird Paul ’77 personifies the School Motto What we keep, we lose; only what we give remains our own. As archivist, she lovingly maintained and documented the School’s 122-year history, and answered thousands of requests. She also served as school historian for Lower School classes, tour guide for student pilgrimages to Miss Jennie’s grave, and hosted annual luncheons honoring retired faculty and staff. On the switchboard, her soft voice and sweet smile welcomed countless callers and visitors.

One Saints golfer and the only female in the tournament qualified for the VISAA Division I state tournament.

Upper School faculty member Nicole Hood conducted two Lunch and Learn series events at the VMFA. Her lectures on Jacob Lawrence and Elizabeth Catlett were received by sold out crowds.

29 faculty and staff members presented at 29 different local, regional and national workshops and conferences.

Four seniors performed a segment of their senior dance live on WTVR Channel 6.

Two Saints field hockey players were among 16 athletes nationwide to earn All-American status for the sport.

Seven Upper School students engaged with students across the nation at the NAIS People of Color Conference in Philadelphia.

Upper School Chinese teacher Yun Zhu received her Ph.D. from the VCU School of Education in December.

Her dissertation was the impact of faculty-student interactions on student learning and multicultural perceptions.

Two Middle School students performed before a sold out audience in Carnegie Hall with the American Youth Harp Ensemble.

10 Middle School girls took a missions trip to partner school Saint Esteban in San Pedro, Dominican Republic, built them a computer lab and formed friendships to last a lifetime.

Middle School students held a walk-a-thon to raise $3,248 for ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation in honor of second grader Charlotte Baxter.

Thank you Sue Baldwin for serving as Interim Head of School!

Lower School collected 875 books and $600 for Reach Out and Read Virginia.

The positive momentum at St. Catherine’s School never skipped a beat under the leadership of Sue Baldwin as Interim Head of School for the 2011–12 school year. Not even an earthquake followed by a

One middle schooler was among a group of local children selected to sing with Grammy winner Jason Mraz at a SPARC benefit concert.

hurricane rattled her for the opening of school. Her grace and professionalism is evident in everything she does. Sue leads with the perfect blend of sound decision making, strong conviction to do the right thing, and a deep passion for the education of

St. Catherine’s admissions advertising campaign won two national awards: • Grand Award winner for Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District III, beating out prestigious colleges.

• Association of Educational Publishers Beacon Award, beating out PBS.

girls. The community of St. Catherine’s is forever indebted to Sue for her service and dedication.

Music in the Parks Festival at Busch Gardens awarded our Lower School Choir a superior rating, first place trophy and the Best Overall Elementary School Choir.

ExxonMobil gave St. Catherine’s grants for $7,000 to use for a science and math initiative.

Lower School students collected art supplies and materials to fill 30 bags for students at St. Andrew’s School to enjoy over the summer months.

Senior Parent Gift Chairs (left to right) Ted and Ashley Farley, Terry and Horace Whitworth presented $1,124,239 to the School.

134 girls took 283 Advanced Placement Exams this year.

One Senior was named a National Achievement Scholarship Recipient.

This past February, six individuals and one team were inducted as the inaugural class of the St. Catherine’s Athletic Hall of Fame.

One Upper School student was among 50 young women selected worldwide by the BET Entertainment Network for the Black Girls Rock Queens Camp for Leadership and Excellence.

41 students from Wuhan School in China visited the Lower School for a cultural exchange that ended with a dragon parade on the Green.

St. Catherine’s and St. Christopher’s Upper School students received the Youth Philanthropist of the Year Award by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Central Virginia Chapter.

Saints athletes achieved 66 all-state and 75 all-LIS honors.

25 girls were named all-metro for their respective sports by the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

The Class of 2012 7 student-athletes will compete next year in college athletics at Amherst, Duke (2), Randolph-Macon, Sewanee, Wake Forest, William & Mary.

3 student-artists will continue at top-ranked art

schools: Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) & VCU School of the Arts (2).

1 student is taking a gap year to travel (through southeast Asia and Latin America).

236 acceptances into colleges and universities throughout the nation (an average of 3.57 acceptances/graduate!)

One gold key, four silver keys and two honorable mentions awarded to Upper School girls in the National Scholastic Art and Writing competition.

Middle School students collected 2,350 pounds of food for Central Virginia Foodbank.

24 students self-reported that they were awarded a total of scholarships for a total of $372,365.

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Upper School students raised $10,000 for our partner school in Haiti through the Hustlin’ for Haiti dance event.

Awards • Lower School Awards • The Elizabeth Turner Thomas Music Award Anne Gamble Jennings Cailin Marie Petrus

• Faculty Awards • Faculty Award June Lehman Allen W. Becker Faculty Award Pontus Hiort The Katherine Madden Award For Teaching Anne Wyatt Thornhill

The Head’s Prize Ann Archer Gurkin The Mary Hobson Williams Award Virginia Copeland Norfleet The Katharine Alexander Forsythe Award Madeleine Rodier Benes Cannon Ann Diradour

William B. Armstrong Staff Award Theodora Miller

The Creative Crystal Dance Award Elizabeth Caresse Craig Lillian Caroline Crocker

The Adelaide Rawles Flippen ’30 Outstanding Service Award Elizabeth Cabell Jennings ’81

The Anne Watkinson Mattox Award Claire Adams Herrington Alejandra Patricia Pava

• Commencement Awards • Junior Scholar Rosemary Margaret O’Hagan Bishop Brown/Ellett Award Elizabeth Greenhow Johnston Stallings American History Award in Honor of Mary Denmead Ruffin Meghan Elizabeth Condlin Mathematics Award Kaylin Rose Blount Harwood Memorial Scholarship in Science Virginia Lee Blackmer Page/Carey French Award Alexis Gordon Crittenden

• Athletic Awards •

• Middle School Awards •

Class Of 2007 Athletic Award Raven Baytops Laura Kerr

English Awards 5 : Elizabeth Shumate Read 6th: Ariyana Janae Rienita Woody 7th: Katherine Brown Oelkers 8th: Juliana Adele Jiranek

Sarah Townsend Harrison ’60 Athletic Award Alexis Crittenden Director’s Leadership Award Marshall Moore Peyton Smith Callie A. Whitlock Athletic Excellence Award For VISAA State Player Of The Year Kali Vicars, Field Hockey Athletic Achievement Award NFHCA All American, 1st Team Amanda Kim Kali Vicars

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Mathematics Awards th 5 : Pulane Fredericka Lucas 6th: Abigail A. Olson th 7 : Schuyler Holden Guare 8th: Wynne Genevieve Barsanti Dorothy Hood History Award Madison Britnell Dalton Economics Award Naomi Peggy Vickers Sara Elizabeth Whaley Forsythe Science Award Aniela Gabriella Macek

Marian West Stocker Latin Award Madeline Jean Mallory Spanish Award Mary Spencer Blanton Kathleen Love Jennison Religion Award Anne Sara Verghis AEJ Community Service Award Sarah Marshall Moore Eleanor Burruss Art Award Elizabeth Hollandsworth Akers The Grace Branch Moore ’64 Award Rachel Alexandra McEachin Joan Stewart Rodman ’73 Memorial Dance Award Madigan Ann Mayberry

Latin Award Belle Sinclair Pace

Music Award Margaret Gabrielle Comita Laura Katherine Follansbee

Spanish Award Frances Payne Tyler

Athletic Award Amanda Nicole Kim

French Award Willa Cobb King

June Hargrove Cornwall ’39 Sophomore Scholar Alaina Lauren Wibberly

Art Award Kimberly Cavell Gottwald

Rebecca Clary Harris ’93 Junior Scholar Rosemary Margaret O’Hagan

David T. Bloor Excellence In Coaching Award Coach Of The Year Ed Sherod—Basketball

Creative Crystal Dance Award Bridget Sinclair Kastelberg

Susan Dize Pfefferkorn ’73 Scholarships Camille Thi Peeples Kathryn Annemarie Threatt

Julie Dayton Outstanding Futures Coaching Award Quinn Behler—JV Volleyball And Varsity Lacrosse

Theatre Award Sarah Stuart Horsley

Senior Athlete Award (3 Seasons) Raven Baytops, Alexis Crittenden, Anne Maxwell Ellett, Barrett Haynes, Kelsey Hillner, Amanda Kim, Abigail Rose, Wrenn Schoeffler 2012 Outstanding Senior Athlete Amanda Kim Director’s Service Award Melanie Crittenden Jim Hicks

Music Award Abigail Lynn Villanueva Sportsmanship Award Seeley Jin Yoo Mariana Foster Cabell Singleton Award Mason Elizabeth Jordan Charlotte H. Forrester Award Kaitlin Leigh Caesar Global Girl Award Mary Pace Lewis Howells Leadership Award Abigail Lynn Villanueva Peggy Ross Citizenship Award Belle Sinclair Pace

Judith Gregory Smith ’86 Award Audrey Lorraine Scruggs June Scholar Kaylin Rose Blount June Queen Sarah Marshall Moore

14-YEAR GIRLS

with their Junior Kindergarten teacher Pam Oken-Wright

Martha Blair Reynolds, Alexis Gordon Crittenden, Kathleen Love Jennison, Jane Clark Spilman, Sarah, Marshall Moore, Kelsey Jerree Glander

13-YEAR GIRLS

Row 1: Wrenn Carrington Schoeffler, Marianna McKinley Crenshaw, Anne Spotswood Crenshaw, Elizabeth Mackenzie Cobb, Elizabeth Greenhow Johnston Stallings, Abigail Harnsberger Rose, Tracy Michelle Moriconi, Sarah Elizabeth Wright Row 2: Sarah Ross Headley, Hannah Pritchard Whitworth, Hannah Grace Recht Martin, Raven Elizabeth Baytops, Katherine Colston Freeman, Margaret Gabrielle Comita Row 3: Emily Vaughn O’Connell, Elizabeth Peyton Smith, Elizabeth Branson Pace, Barrett Elizabeth Haynes, Kelsey Rachel Hillner, Mary Spencer Blanton

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LEGACIES

Row 1: Anne Hobson Freeman ’52, Caro Short Beebe ’55, Lindsay Graham Halsey ’49, Jane Bassett Spilman ’49, Bebe Woolfolk Trice ’42 Row 2: Emily O’Connell, Lee Blackmer, Helen Moyers, Katherine Freeman, Peyton Smith, Alexis Crittenden, Catty Perrin, Janie Spilman, Elizabeth Pace, Marshall Moore, Lizzie Stallings, Holly Akers Row 3: Nan Gillespie O’Connell ’79, Amy Jackson Blackmer ’81, Janet Selph Moyers ’79, Blair Beebe Smith ’83, Melanie Halsey Crittenden ’80, Liza Halsey Perrin ’76, Sherryll Anne Baker Pace ’76, Beth Trice Moore ’80, Beth McRee Stallings ’78, Shelly Clinger Akers ’80

JUNE QUEENS & SCHOLARS Elizabeth Camp Hanson ’84, Carroll Blair Keiger ’72, June Scholar Kaylin Blount ’12, June Queen Marshall Moore ’12, Ida Valentine Farinholt ’80, Annabel Morgan Edge ’64.

The University of Alabama • Amherst College • Belmont University • Christopher Newport University • College of Charleston • Connecticut College • Duke University • Elon University • Franklin and Marshall College • Furman University

Gap Year: Southeast Asia • George Mason University • University of Georgia • James Madison University • John Tyler Community College • Marshall Univ

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Row 1: Elizabeth Stewart Foley, Alexandra Nicole Ballard, Moravia Venice Henry, Martha Blair Reynolds, Wrenn Carrington Schoeffl

Abigail Harnsberger Rose, Tracy Michelle Moriconi, Jemima Nakaweesa Senoga, Elizabeth Adele Chernau, Caroline Langley Wrigh

Julia Louise Finley, Laura Katherine Follansbee, Courtney Christina DeWeese, Anne Maxwell Ruffin Ellett, Hope Frances Reichel

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Year in Review Pursuing Academic Excellence • Developing Character Nurturing Spiritual Growth Celebrating Individuals • Building Community

Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.

—Robert Louis Stevenson

Thank you to the entire St. Catherine’s community for making this school year one to remember! We laughed. We smiled. We danced. We celebrated. We came together as one St. Catherine’s family. What makes this School so special is each girl, teacher, administrator, staff member, coach, alumna, parent, board member and friend. Thanks!

FOR THE

GET EXCITED 2012 2013 SCHOOL YEAR!

A special welcome to

118 NEW STUDENTS

AND THEIR FAMILIES to our Saints Community!

SAVE THE DATE FOR A

e l y t S n r e h t Sou c i n c i P y l i m a F TO WELCOME

Dr. Terrie Hale Scheckelhoff ST. CATHERINE’S INCOMING

HEAD OF SCHOOL

Join us for a picnic on the Green, greet Terrie and tour the new Science Center!

FRIDAY, SEPT. 7 6 p.m.

NEW UPPER SCHOOL

SCIENCE CENTER

OPENS THIS SEPTEMBER MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR BUILDING TOURS! SEPT. 7 FROM 4–5:30 P.M.

SEE YOU

SOON!