Westridge Centennial Weekend Program

centennial weekend MARCH 20-23 2014

westridge school Photography Classroom

Private Residence

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(DO NOT DISTURB)

Centennial Celebration valet parking for guests with passes or disabled placard only

MADELINE

DRIVE

ROTHENBERG Massar Gallery HUMANITIES BUILDING

GLADYS PETERSON ART BUILDING

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SEITER FAMILY AMPHITHEATER

North Parking Lot

7 Elizabeth Edmundson Herrick Commons9

AYRSHIRE COURTYARD

English Classroom Building

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FRAN NORRIS SCOBLE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Sigrid Burton ’69 Gallery

MADELINE COURT

WEST

& NORTH CAMPUS

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ROKUS ATHLETIC COMPLEX

CENTENNIAL TENT RICHARD N. FRANK FIELD

Senior Gate

Data Center

Courtyard

Courtyard

FOREMAN COURTYARD

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SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS BUILDING

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11

Playground

ORANGE

5 Gertrude Hall Buildings

MAIN BUILDING PATIO

BRAUN PATIO

Burgess Gallery MAIN BUILDING

Dance Studio

10

Studenmund Weight Room

BRAUN MUSIC CENTER

Ranney Court

GROVE

B O U L E VA R D

VALET

Hoffman Gymnasium LIBRARY PATIO

Joan Irvine Smith ’51 Marjorie May Braun ’36 Academic Resource Center Science Building Karsh Family Science Garden

HERRICK QUADRANGLE

Ranney House kiln

KIOSK State Street Parking Lot (VISITOR PARKING)

Valet parking on Alumnae Day and Centennial Celebration

Mudd Middle School Science

3 Frank Art Studio

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PITCAIRN HOUSE

Leslie Clarke Gray ‘62 Alumnae Living Room

map not to scale main entrance

STATE

STREET

thursday: festival of the arts

Exhibits: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Data Center and Art Studio Courtyard Gladys Peterson Art Building Frank Art Studio Photography Classroom Burgess Gallery Sigrid Burton ’69 Gallery Massar Gallery Science & Mathematics Building Elizabeth Edmundson Herrick Commons

Performances:

Braun Patio Foreman Courtyard Madeline Court Fran Norris Scoble Performing Arts Center Seiter Family Amphitheater Ayrshire Courtyard Main Building Patio

friday: Alumnae Day 10 9 11 12

Braun Music Center Elizabeth Edmundson Herrick Commons Centennial Tent, Richard N. Frank Field The Pitcairn House

Faculty and Staff Reunion

12 The Pitcairn House

SATURDAY: Celebration of the Century 13 Madeline Court 11 Centennial Tent, Richard N. Frank Field

SUNDAY: Farewell Brunch

our chosen path

Founding Values for a New Century!

Dear Friends, In 1913, two friends who had found their way as adults to Pasadena—one from Chicago and one from New York—met at tea. Margaret Brackenridge had determined to establish a school for girls on the west ridge of Pasadena, and she knew of her friend Mary Ranney’s talents as an educator. So she seized the opportunity then and there, to ask Mary Ranney to become the founding headmistress of the school she envisioned. As Margaret Brackenridge later wrote, “then and there, over the clatter of teacups,” Westridge became a reality.

100 years later, a school that began in a shingled house at 324 Madeline Drive has grown and thrived and changed with the challenges of each decade, and yet, the early founding values that reflected Mary Ranney’s convictions about educating girls shine through, as our alma mater says, “in whatever things we do.”

Mary Lowther Ranney chose the path of a single, professional woman, an educator, an architect, and an advocate for women’s rights. Her own path has inspired generations of girls and women to seek and to follow paths of their own. We hope the Celebration of the Century will lead you back to Westridge.

For ten decades, Westridge has responded to the challenge of Surgere Tentamus by rising, always rising. Join us for this special week of celebration as we mark the 100 year adventure that is Westridge School, and see how we have exceeded tenfold the early dream of our founders. Join us to rediscover, reconnect and be inspired!

Surgere!

12 The Pitcairn House

Docents will be available for tours at these locations.

Elizabeth J. McGregor Head of School

Festival of the Arts THURSDAY MARCH 20

The stunning campus comes alive as the weekend begins. Wander through a curated exhibition of painting, drawing, sculpture and media installations by Westridge students and faculty, past and present.

Enjoy impromptu theatre, dance and music performances by current students in locations on the north campus. Pick up docent-led tours and learn more about “the compact paradise” that is the Westridge campus. Celebrate a century of excellence in the arts.

4 p.m.–7 p.m., Campus-wide visual Arts

Centennial Art Exhibit

Work by current students

Tour the Westridge galleries and view the curated art exhibit by Westridge students and faculty, past and present.

Illuminations: C Projections of student artwork past and present call to mind the mark each girl leaves on Westridge and its community.

Sigrid Burton ’69 and Joni Moisant Weyl ’72, Art Exhibit Co-chairs; Jay Belloli, Curator Burgess Gallery, Main Builiding Sigrid Burton ’69 Gallery, Fran Norris Scoble Perfoming Arts Center Massar Gallery, Rothenberg Humanities Building Science and Math Building, Lower Courtyard

Small courtyard behind Gladys Peterson Art Building Project Green Roof Sound and imagery created by Upper School visual art students emanate from the green glass panels of the Data Center to explore time and place.

Data Center (Science and Math Building) Student work and work in progress

Gladys Peterson Art Building Laurie ’68 and Susan ’71 Frank Art Studio Photography classroom in the Anne F. & James F. Rothenberg Humanities Building

Artists’ Reception Meet the artists and hear firsthand about the works on display. Curated exhibition featuring work by the following: ALUMNAE Jae Giddings Carmichael ’42* Nancy Copeland Lissaman ’50 Elizabeth Pyle Chandler ’59 Susan Hazeltine Connell ’59 Hildegard Fuss Duane ’60 Robin Frush Matthews ’60 Erika Hoeneman Oller ’60 Ellen Davidson ’62 Leslie Clarke Gray ’62 Seyburn Zorthian ’66 Sigrid Burton ’69 Sherrill Sampsell Miller ’69 Barbara Davis Reynolds ’72 Meriel Bogen Stern ’77 Ann Elliott Cutting ’78 Pae White ’81 Margaret Caldwell ’86 Jennifer Herrick ’93 Rachel Foullon ’96 Farrah Karapetian ’96 Anne McCaddon ’99 Current and Past Faculty Lorri Deyer Vivian Flynn Juanita Jimenez Karen Neubert David Prince James T. Sata* Katie Sivers Barbara T. Smith Val Trimarchi Paul Tzanetopoulos * deceased

7 p.m.–8:30 p.m.

Elizabeth Edmundson Herrick Commons Guests 21 and over, please

P ERFORMIN G A r t s Lower School Chorus Braun Patio

Campus Architectural Tours Docents are available at seven locations throughout the campus. Learn the history and lore of each building and see how the aesthetic legacy of Mary Ranney continues to resonate and inspire.

4:20

Madrigals Foreman Courtyard 4:25 Madeline Court 5:10

6:10

Theatre Fran Norris Scoble Performing Arts 4:30 5:45 Center Lobby Quilters Seiter Family Amphitheater Romeo and Juliet 4:45 6:30 Ayrshire Courtyard Twelfth Night 5:00 6:00 Sigrid Burton ’69 Gallery The Miracle Worker 5:15 6:15

Dance Madeline Court 4:40

6:20 Dance and Chamber Orchestra Madeline Court

5:20 5:55

Glee Club Main Building Patio

5:45

4:50

Finale Ayrshire Courtyard

celebrating 100 years of the arts

6:45

Look for docents at:

The Pitcairn House Hoffman Gymnasium Ranney House Main Building

English Classroom Building Rothenberg Humanities Building Science & Mathematics Building

Reunion Day FRIDAY MARCH 21

10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Valet parking in State Street parking lot.

Disabled drop-off at West Madeline Drive gate.

Alumnae Welcome and Registration On Centennial Alumnae Day every Westridge alumna is invited to return and remember. Alumnae are invited to participate in engaging master classes taught by current faculty; a combined current and past Glee Club performance, and to enjoy campus architectural tours. This year, former faculty and staff will take part in their own reunion and celebrate with former students and colleagues as the Westridge family reconnects on a grand scale.

10 a.m.

Madeline Court

Master Classes for ALUMNAE

11 a.m. and 12 p.m.

Both classes are held simultaneously from 11 a.m.–11:45 a.m. and again from 12 p.m.–12:45 p.m.

A Conversation with Place

Led by John Cross, 7th Grade English and Upper School Creative Writing In 1967, Allen Ginsberg and friends tried to levitate the Pentagon through the powers of meditation and imagination. Their effort supposedly failed. Let’s gather together, seek inspiration from Elizabeth Bishop, Stanley Plumly, and Robert Frost, and each other, and engage this place, Westridge School, in conversation, levitating ourselves in the process. Gaston Bachelard, in The Poetics of Space, proves “that imagination augments the values of reality.” Gary Zukav, exploring the world of quantum mechanics, acknowledges that “what we experience is not external reality, but our interaction with it.” Let’s play with observation, awe, and transformation.

Braun Music Center Deconstructing the Harem

Led by Sandy de Grijs, Upper School History Although little understood in the West, the Middle Eastern female social structure called the Harem has long been a subject of mystery and fascination. In this class we will examine and deconstruct Western perceptions of the Harem in an effort to see ways in which spaces and places reserved exclusively for women (and girls) can be sources of empowerment.

Elizabeth Edmundson Herrick Commons

celebrating a century of Westridge women

Reunion for Faculty and Staff, Past and Present Past and present faculty, staff, and administrators gather for a reunion in Pitcairn House. Attendees are invited to join their students and colleagues for the Alumnae Reunion Luncheon in the Centennial Tent on Frank Field.

Betty Cole, Faculty Staff Reunion Chair 11:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m.

The Pitcairn House, Lawn and Patio

Alumnae Reunion Luncheon During the luncheon, guests will journey back in time to the Inlook Tea Fashion Show— a lighthearted review of Westridge graduation dresses through the generations—the good, the bad and…the rest.

The luncheon will include a performance by current Glee Club and following tradition, alumnae Glee Club members will join for the final numbers. Please review your parts in the Bach-Gounod Ave Maria and Gilbert and Sullivan’s Three Little Maids. Music is available on site and online.

The Chamber Orchestra and Glee Club will conclude the celebration performing the Westridge Overture written to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Westridge.

Class photos will be taken immediately after the luncheon at the bleachers on Frank Field.

Shop the Tiger Tail Boutique from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. for Centennial and Westridge items.

1 p.m.–3 p.m.

Centennial Tent on Richard N. Frank Field The Centennial tent covers the turf of Frank Field. Choose footwear accordingly, and be mindful of weather conditions.

Centennial Refreshments A relaxing spot to meet with friends and wind down your on-campus reunion day.

3 p.m.–5 p.m.

The Pitcairn House, Lawn and Patio Campus and gallery Tours

3 p.m.–5 p.m.

Leaving on the half hour from The Pitcairn House Patio

all around town SATURDAY MARCH 22

Descanso Gardens A private, complimentary, one-hour walking tour of the landmark gardens led by Executive Director, David Brown. Following the tour, guests will be free to roam the grounds.

Make a plan with friends and visit the café for a no-host lunch.

10 a.m.

1418 Descanso Drive, La Cañada Flintridge Meet at main entrance, parking is free and ample in the Descanso visitor lot.

[ reservations closed ] The Gamble House A Westridge exclusive, one-hour, docent-led tour of the iconic National Historic Landmark Gamble House, which was designed and furnished by renowned early twentieth-century architects Charles and Henry Greene. Compliments of the Gamble House, donations are encouraged.

10 a.m. and 11 a.m.

4 Westmoreland Place, Pasadena Meet at front door, park along Westmoreland Place and Orange Grove Boulevard.

The Mary Ranney House Current owners David and Judith L. Brown have extended a gracious invitation to guide guests through their home at 440 Arroyo Terrace.

Designed by Mary Ranney and built under the auspices of the Greene & Greene architects office, it was the Ranney Family home intermittently from 1907 to 1921. The Browns will point out the enduring historic aspects and talk about the joys and challenges of raising a family--including two Westridge students--in this notable Pasadena treasure.

11 a.m. and 2 p.m.

440 Arroyo Terrace, Pasadena Meet at front door. Street parking is available on Arroyo Terrace or Neighborhood Church lot.

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The Walt Disney Concert Hall Enjoy a Westridge-only, private tour of the Frank Gehry masterpiece, the Walt Disney Concert Hall. The tour will be led by longtime Los Angeles Philharmonic musician and librarian, Westridge parent Kazue McGregor. Her special insight and numerous anecdotes of the life of the orchestra make this a one-of-akind experience.

The tour will include the outdoor garden, lobby, backstage area and the Philharmonic Music Library.

Entrance into the auditorium depends on the day’s schedule of events.

This is a complimentary, private tour and will not appear on any public calendar. The tour will leave promptly so please arrive early.

11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

151 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles Meet outside at the Artists’ Entrance (wide stairs next to Patina Restaurant).

Visit www.laphil.com/visit/parking for detailed parking information.

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celebrating a century of Westridge School

Gemini G.E.L. Founded in 1966, Gemini G.E.L. is a publisher of limited edition prints and sculptures. At Gemini, the artists do all of the drawing or carving directly onto the printing elements. Each edition is hand-printed by Gemini’s master printers, and each print is signed and numbered by the artist as well as embossed with the Gemini “chop.” With over 2,000 editions produced, and representing the most influential artists of the modern era, Gemini G.E.L. was honored by the National Gallery with a permanent archive in 1981. We are honored to have gallery owners Joni Moisant Weyl ‘72 and her husband, Sidney B. Felsen host our visit and treat us to an exclusive printing demonstration.

11 a.m.

8365 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles Free parking is available in the lot on the east side of the building.

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in Pasadena

Art Center College of Design Ann Hazeltine Hyde ’66 will host tours of Art Center, the immensely popular graduate arts program located in the hills above Linda Vista.

The tour will include an introduction to the school and its history, the Student Gallery and the Alyce de Roulet Williamson Gallery. Guests will then be free to view both galleries.

11 a.m.–2 p.m. — tours on the half hour 1700 Lida Street, Pasadena No reservation required.

Free parking is available in the visitor lot (follow signs) or in the south student parking lot if the visitor lot is full.

Pasadena Museum of History

Westridge 100 Exhibit The Pasadena Museum of History is hosting our exhibition of the history of Westridge School with photographs and objects from every decade.

Journey back to early Pasadena on a docent-led tour of the Historic Fenyes Mansion on the grounds of the museum and enjoy the collections that recall local history and culture.

Wendy Munger ’68 and Clare Tayback, Exhibit Co-chairs Friday, March 21: 1:30 p.m.–4 p.m.

Saturday, March 22: 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

Sunday, March 23: 1:30 p.m.–4 p.m.

470 West Walnut Street, Pasadena, Curtin House Drawing Room No reservation required.

Free parking in the lot off of Walnut Street and street parking on Walnut Street.

Admission free.

Saturday, March 22, 2014

celebration of the century westridge 100 birthday party

5:30 p.m. – 10 p.m.

Madeline Court and Centennial Tent on Richard N. Frank Field Sarah Young Miller and Patti Johns Eisenberg, Celebration Co-chairs The evening begins with a cocktail reception at 5:30 p.m. beneath the twinkling lights and stunning tree canopy of Madeline Court. We’ll move to the Centennial Tent on Frank Field at 7 p.m. for a buffet dinner, music from every decade, and more surprises.

Be ready to sing “Happy Birthday” and enjoy our beautiful birthday cakes as we dance our way into the second century.

Valet parking in the State Street parking lot for attendees and at West Madeline Drive for guests with passes, and disabled with placard.

Black Tie Optional The tent covers the turf of Frank Field.

Choose footwear accordingly, and be mindful of weather conditions.

SUNDAY MARCH 23

Farewell Brunch After the Celebration of the Century, we will strive to rise, indeed, and bid each other a fond farewell with brunch fare and libations.

11 a.m. – 1 p.m.

The Pitcairn House Parking in the State Street parking lot.

On the occasion of its 100th anniversary, Westridge School enters its second century with a firm commitment to educate and empower future generations of girls.

The Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the launch of the Centennial Endowment Campaign to double the School’s endowment in support of faculty, students, program, and community.

We look forward to engaging our families, alumnae and friends in building an endowment that will have a powerful impact throughout the school’s second century.

Join us in continuing the legacy.

Centennial Volunteers Laurie Barlow ’70 Dianne Barone Susana Smith Bautista ’84 Isabela Becerra ‘14 Sheri Bender Jennifer Schultz Bertolet ’86 Elizabeth Megna Bonamy ’01 Meg Bradbury ’81 David Brown Judith L. Brown Linda Brownridge Sigrid Burton ’69 Taylor Callobre ’08 Nancy Carlton Bonnie Burke Carthew Julie Ambrosino Casey Elizabeth Pyle Chandler ’59 Laureen Chang Betty Cole Ina Begerow Dalsemer ’58 Robin DeKleine Stephanie Chandler Dencik ’90 Robin O’Conor DeWitt ’58 Lori Dillman Julie Ehrhardt Patti Johns Eisenberg Georgianna Bray Erskine ’50 Michele Nishiyama Esbenshade ’91 Pinky Farnum ’05 Priscilla Dunn Flynn ’47 Joyce Foster Judith K. Gain Brooke Larsen Garlock ’70 Lisa Bennett Garrison ’82 Lauren Shigeko Gaskill ’03 Akila Gibbs Lauren Gibbs ’02 Leslie Clarke Gray ’62 Willa Greenstone Elinor Haddad ’12 Catherine Haskett Hany ’74 Charlotte A. Haravey Io Hawk Sarah Hilbert Jennifer Holladay Melanie Horn Alice Hudson Ann Hazeltine Hyde ’66

Gabrielle Jennings Juanita Jimenez Roza Kuppermann Marshall Kwong Terry LeMoncheck ’69 Anne Dorsey Long ’76 Kevin Lyman Janet Mann Dorothy Hughes Matthiessen ’52 Kazue McGregor Pamela Wilson McNeely ’80 Sarah Young Miller Molly Munger ’66 Wendy Munger ’68 Mara Leong-Nichols ’06 Allison Obico Laura Olinski Monica Oller ’91 Kristen Berry Owen Sue Parilla Ann Penn Marianne Polonsky Carolann Butler-Poole Mary Quirk Eve Rappoport ’78 Candace Riecke Lynn Roth Adriane Rothstein Hope Tschopik Schneider ’70 Fran Norris Scoble Dorothy McCay Scully ’54 Bonnie Sill Lucy Larkin Stephenson ’58 Tabea Soriano Cynthia Sward Clare Tayback Alison Taylor ’80 Rulan Tom Janice Trojan Paul Tzanetopoulos Jennifer Vanore ’93 Vendula Vogel Rana Votava Kristi Wallace ’61 Jill Westbrook Westridge Alumnae Board Westridge Parent Association Joni Moisant Weyl ’72 Sabra Clark White ’76 Brian Williams Cate Wilson

Lower School Chorus “Ubuntu” by Mark Hayes “If I Ask You Nicely” by Amy F. Bernon “Reaching for the Stars”

by Jay Albrecht and Jay Althouse Shinnshill Park, conductor Fourth Grade – Class of 2022 Gabby Anich, Emma Braatz, Riya Duddalwar, Juliana Fong, Maggie Graff, Kaitlyn Hajj, Gillian Hovanec, Jadyn Iinuma, Mia Johnson, Rachel Knell, Serena Lee, Sara Lowin, Tamara Munoz, Xochitl Munoz, Carly Petersen, BB Richardson, Grace Sandman, Ella Santoro, Genevieve Timoner, Emmie Waite, XinTong Wu, Sara Yuhan Fifth Grade – Class of 2021 Julia Beroud, Mckenna Blackshire, Shirlynn Chan, Sophie David, Holland de Klerk, Isabella Delgado-Rojas, Davan Dempsey, Claire Denault, Bayley Dickinson, Corina Dunn, Hannah Goldberg, Sophia Haydon-Khan, Holly Hulick, Ella Johannes, Phoebe Johnson, Maddy Kirschenbaum, Audrey Lee, Anne Lu, Audrey Ouh, Gabrielle Owen, Felicity Park, Ariana Pineda, Hadley Pitre, Sophie Poole, Erisa Rosen, Kelly Siou, Julia Spilman, Sarah Thein, Isabella Tiner, Katrina Weng, Cara Wilson Sixth Grade – Class of 2020 Nicole Aivazis, Bernice Baskin, Gracie Bender, Cleo Bluthenthal, Alina Chiu, Katie Christensen, Annika Gavlak, Isabella Gilchrist, Jenna Hamdan, Ava Horner, Lucy Howell, Nicki Klar, Seo Hyung Kwak, Caroline Larsen, Gabriella Ledis, Monika Lee, Vivian Lee, Sophia Lew, Haley Maddox, Ellie Mak, Reese Owen, Kaylan Pan, N’Dea Piliavin-Godwin, Susannah Posel, Liza Pyle, Leah Soldner-Garcia, Amanda Tse, Julia Valenzuela, Adelaide Whist, Eloise Whitford, Abigail Yuhan, Alenna Zweiback

Madrigals

“Till There Was You” from The Music Man Words and music by Meredith Wilson, arranged by Kirby Shaw “Bill Bailey, Won’t You Please Come Home?”

Words and music by Hughie Cannon Arranged by Greg Gilpin Paul T. Stephenson, conductor Rhiannon Hughes-Boatman ’15, Angel Deng ’14, Sarah Garcia ’14, Lucy Grindon ’15, Hannah Hansen ’14, Misao McGregor ’14, Cami Roberts ’15, Gabby Scioli ’14, Simona Shao ’15, Bonnie Singh ’14, Caitlin Taylor ’14

Glee Club “Tenzi and Mbiri” Text from Shona Mass, Music by Lee R. Kesselman Paul T. Stephenson, conductor Lauren Alonzo ’16, Lindsay Chu ’17, Jordan Cruz ’15, Angel Deng ’14, Katie Gallagher ’16, Sarah Garcia ’14, Karah Gebhard ’15, Monique Geronimo ’17, Lucy Grindon ’15, Hannah Hansen ’14, Rhiannon Hughes-Boatman ’15, Savannah Kandalaft ’14, Julia Knoerr ’17, Charlotte Kwong ’16, Juliet Lee ’15, Muse Lee ’15, Misao McGregor ’14, MacKay Pollard ’15, Cami Roberts ’15, Cecilia Rodriguez ’15, Mia Sakurada ’17, Gabby Scioli ’14, Shayana Seneviratne ’16, Simona Shao ’15, Olivia Silva ‘17, Bonnie Singh ’14, Caitlin Taylor ’14

Theatre

Seiter Family Amphitheater Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare Laurie Riffe, director Romeo – Jade Cohen ’14 Juliet – Maya Brattkus ’15 Fran Norris Scoble Performing Arts Center Lobby Quilters by Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek Words and music by Barbara Damashek.

Laurie Riffe, director Katherine – Grace Olinski ’16 Sigrid Burton ’69 Gallery The Miracle Worker by William Gibson Laurie Riffe, director Helen Keller – Emma Rothenberg ’15 Annie Sullivan – Dylan Jack ’15 Kate Keller – Madeleine Russell ’15 Captain Keller – Lydia Mead ’17 Ayrshire Courtyard Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare Laurie Riffe, director Viola – Emma Kuhlman ’17 Olivia – Grace Peacore ’17 Malvolio – Jane Hutton ’17 Maria – Brynn Ziel ’17

Dance “Sleep Tonight” Words by Stars Music by Junior Boys (Remix) Lara Edwards ’14, choreographer Katy Chu ’14 , Lara Edwards ’14, Natalie Martinez ’15, Sophia Moritz ’14

dancers

“Indestructible” Word and music by Robyn, Klas Ahlund String arrangement by Carl Bagge Kyra Price ’11, choreographer Katy Chu ’14, Lara Edwards ’14, Cheryl Lee ’15, Sophia Moritz ’14, Haley Rushing ’14, Emma Souther ’14, Carolynn Yao ’14

dancers

Vocals

Misao McGregor ’14

Chamber Orchestra Grace Barar ’17, Mariko DeNapoli ’15, Simone Gottlieb ’17, Adrienne Jo ’15, Jasmine Lin ’15, Stephanie Ro ’15, Shamilka Seneviratne ’15, Angela Yang ’17

VIOLIN I

VIOLIN II Isabella Maria Bautista ’16, Kendall Biard ’16, Amanda Fassler ’16, Angela Fung ’16, Andrea Li ’16, Sheridan Marsh ’16, Zoe Mobley ’17, Leanne Wang ’16, Rebecca Wang ’17

Rachel Kaufman ’17, Hannah Kim ’17, Noelle Martinez ’17, Claire Votava ’14, Anna Wilson ’15

VIOLA

Madeline Emslie ’16, Anna Gee ’17, Catherine Harrington ’14, Emily Hsiao ’17, Samantha Khalsa ’17, Kris Kil ’15, Cheryl Lee ’15, Kasey Lee ’15, Ella Prebel-Jackert ’17, Bridgette Tolbert ’14, Lauren Widuch Snyder ’14, Olivia Xu ’16

CELLO

BASS

Sarah Binns ’17

FLUTE

Sally Chung ’15 , Michelle Ko ’14

CLARINET

Katie Kelman ’17, Julia Romyn ’16

Finale and Surgere Dance, Chamber Orchestra and Upper School Glee Club Dance:

Nayyirah Islam ’16, Julia Jenal ’15, Hannah Maltzan ’16, Christina Salgado ’17, Anabel Shuckhart ’17, Hannah Ticheli ’15

Special Thanks To Jim and Anne Rothenberg whose generous gifts made possible the Centennial year events and The Celebration of the Century!

Art Center College of Design Ann Hazeltine Hyde ’66, Volunteer Docent

Advanced Dance:

Lauren Alonzo ’16, Madelyn Bowyer ’14, Katy Chu ’14, Maimouna Diarra ’15, Lara Edwards ’14, Maasai Pilivan-Godwin ’17, Michelle Ko ’14, Nora Lansing ’16, Cheryl Lee ’15, Sophia Moritz ’14, Iliana Penichet–Ramirez ’16 , Haley Rushing ’14, Christie Shen ’14 , Emma Souther ’14, Elaine Yang ’17, Carolynn Yao ’14

AV Masters Justin McGeorge Balcony Press Ann Gray, Publisher Kurt Hauser, Design Peter Shamray, Printing Jay Belloli, Former Director of Gallery Programs, Armory Center for the Arts, and independent curator

Student Guides in Era Uniforms

Blue Field Productions James W. O’Keeffe, Director

1913 – Carly Oscar ’14 1917 – Sarah Bacio ’17 1920 – Sarah Vernallis ’15 1930 – Julia Jenal ’15 1950 – Sara Jane Stephens ’14 1970 – Clarke Grayson ’15 Current – Jessica Porter ’14

Betye Burton

Campus Tour Docents Isabela Becerra ‘14 Madison Bender ‘15 Tiffany Khaw ‘14 Allie Myers ‘14 Samantha Pastron ‘14 Eleanor Roth ‘14 Rebecca Shao ‘14 Sabrina Whitford ‘14

Continental Colorcraft Linda Clarke Randy Secor Jennie Cooks Catering Jennie Cook Curatorial Assistance Sam Mellon, Director of Art Services Current Rutledge David Current and Anne Rutledge Denton Design Associates Margi S. Denton Descanso Gardens David Brown, Executive Director Hope Tschopik Schneider ’70, Chair, Board of Trustees The Walt Disney Concert Hall Kazue McGregor, Musician and Librarian, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra

The French Hand Laundry Susan McManigal The Gamble House Edward R. Bosley, James N. Gamble Director, The Gamble House Gemini G.E.L. Joni Moisant Weyl ’72 and Sidney B. Felsen, Gallery Owners The Korman Group Event Services Jackie Korman Terry LeMoncheck ’69 LightenUp, Inc. Nathan Megaw Mary Ranney House Judith L. and David Brown, Owners Pasadena Museum of History Jeannette L. O’Malley, Executive Director Ardis Willwerth, Director of Exhibitions & Public Programs (retired) Emily Leiserson, Director of Exhibitions & Public Programs Patticakes, the dessert company Megan Perez Marianne Polonsky Charisse Tolleson Typecraft Harry Montgomery Westridge Alumnae Board Westridge Facilities and Dining Services Westridge Faculty and Staff Westridge Parent Association for their support of Centennial Week Special volunteers—you know who you are.

Liz Yekani Master Stylist Hair and Makeup for Inlook Tea Fashion Show

Buttonwood Winery Barry Zorthian ’62 and Seyburn Zorthian ’66

Firestone Walker Brewing Company Katherine Colmery Firestone ’80

Artists’ Reception Wine Sponsor

Centennial Celebrations Beer Sponsor

The wine is a reflection of both art and science, and we are very pleased to pour our Buttonwood Farm wines for you at the Artists’ Reception. For more information on our winery, vineyard and farm, please visit www.buttonwoodwinery.com.

— Barry Zorthian ’62 and Seyburn Zorthian ’66 “When I started Westridge in the fifth grade, I was surprised to discover that I did well in class. That hadn’t been true before. Over eight years here, with validation and inspiration from my teachers, I learned to trust my ability to think, and to truly enjoy school, most of the time. That’s what got me through medical school.”

— Barry “I graduated with honors in art from Westridge, which gave me the confidence to know that, even though I was not the brilliant academic student of some of my peers, I had something that was highly-valued by an important educational institution.”

— Seyburn

“I am delighted to share our hand crafted Firestone Walker ales with the friends and family of Westridge School.

I am immensely grateful for my Westridge education and all it has brought to me as an individual; confidence, curiosity, inspiration and grit. I invite you to visit our award winning, world class brewery in Paso Robles or to read about it on www.firestonewalker.com — Kate

Herb Lamb Vineyards Jennifer Zoff Lamb ’70 Celebration of the Century Wine Sponsor In retrospect, I am amazed how much I enjoyed the scholastic and social regime of Westridge, even though my grades may not have reflected my enthusiasm. I am most grateful for the broad and deep educational background and study tools that I learned at Westridge, which prepared me for University, allowing me to easily apply myself to an array of majors from History and Education to Animal Science and Agriculture.

My Westridge education gave me the ability to have confidence in whatever I chose to pursue, and become successful in not only the agricultural aspects, but the business, public relations and marketing segments of the wine industry.

If you are visiting the Napa Valley, do make an appointment to visit our Tasting Room. You can also find us online at www.herblambvineyards.com or www.twoolddogs.com — Jennifer

Board of Trustees Jennifer T. Lum, Chair Elizabeth Huntley Algermissen ’77 Darrell Chulay Banta ’77 Susana Smith Bautista ’84 Camilo Becerra Michael W. Biard Natalie N. Davis Stephanie Chandler Dencik ’90 Brooke Larsen Garlock ’70 Christine McCarthy Elizabeth J. McGregor, ex officio David G. Mgrublian Sarah Young Miller Allison Obico, ex officio Christopher Orndorff Francis Y. Park Roger W. Stephens W. Torrey Sun Armineh Tavitian Alison Taylor ’80 Alan R. Terkelek Linda Tolbert Shaw B. Wagener Julie Chen Woo ’93, ex officio Trustees Emeriti Tempe B. Brooks David C. Elliot (deceased) Ellen Ellis Richard N. Frank Dorothy Hughes Matthiessen ’52 Robert P. Miller (deceased) Helen Johnstone Rose (deceased) James F. Rothenberg Susan Shepherd Sweezy (deceased)

Centennial Steering Committee Fran Norris Scoble, Chair Alison Taylor ’80, Co-chair Jennifer Schultz Bertolet ’86 Elizabeth Megna Bonamy ’01 Sigrid Burton ’69 Stephanie Chandler Dencik ’90 Patti Johns Eisenberg Michele Nishiyama Esbenshade ’91 Rosemary Evans ’71 Judith K. Gain Brooke Larsen Garlock ’70 Leslie Clarke Gray ’62 Dorothy Hughes Matthiessen ’52 Kazue McGregor Sarah Young Miller Molly Munger ’66 Mara Leong-Nichols ’06 Hope Tschopik Schneider ’70 Kristi Wallace ’61 Joni Moisant Weyl ’72 Sabra Clark White ’76 Ava Megna, Centennial Coordinator Megan Perez, Weekend Event Coordinator

Party Patrons Founder Achieving America Family Foundation Anonymous Susan and Stephen Chandler Judy Gain Debbie Heitz and Shaw Wagener Margaret and David Mgrublian Anne F. and James F. Rothenberg Roger W. Stephens Builder Bonnie DeWitt ’58 and John DeWitt Armineh and Ara Tavitian Sustainer Darrell Chulay Banta ’77 and Bert Banta, Gibson ’07, Maudie ’08 and Cornell ’11 Banta Stephanie and Camilo Becerra Judith and David Brown, Johanna Brown Clark ’95, Meredith Brown ’06 Susie, Dana ’01 and Catherine ’04 Icaza Jennifer T. Lum and Kent Raygor Hope ’70, Hannah ’03 and Rebecca ’06 Schneider Belinda and Peter Zen Partner Claire and Bill Bogaard Brooke Larsen Garlock ’70 and Edward S. Garlock Taylor and Donald Hall Adelaide Hixon ’36 Sarah and Eric Miller Stella Nam and Howard Lee Beth and Chris Orndorff Jeanette and Francis Park Fran Norris Scoble Clare and Chris Tayback Linda and William Tolbert Michelle A. Tyson

Tiger Tempe and John Brooks Megan Campbell-Risen ’92 Jane Miller Chai ’56 Edwina and David Dedlow Lori and Kirk Dillman Michele Nishiyama Esbenshade ’91 and Andrew Esbenshade Erica Fishman ’84 and Kirk Brattkus Beth Fishbein Hansen ’83 and Rob Hansen Arti Hurria and Tom Lee Katie King and Torrey Sun Gloria Newhouse Martin ‘59 Matsura Family Trust Dorothy Hughes Matthiessen ’52 and John Matthiessen Elizabeth and Ian McGregor Kazue and Rob Roy McGregor Amy Murphy and Michael Maltzan Melissa and Richard Patterson Melissa Tyson ’92 DVM Joan Lamb Ullyot ‘57 Polly Williams ’84 and Loren Chaffin Special Friend Elizabeth Huntley Algermissen ’77 and Steve Algermissen Jenifer Paul Bode ’55 Patti Johns Eisenberg Courtney Fong Evans ‘86 Cindy and Richard Foullon David Golden Sheila Golden Leslie Clarke Gray ’62 Stephen Haydon-Khan Clara Hill-Williams and Steve Williams Karen Schirm Irwin ‘56 Valerie Rubio Lemmon ‘92 Ava Maria Megna Suzanne Roberts and Wayne Kaufman Dorothy McCay Scully ’54 Alison Taylor ’80 Sarah Simonds White ’57

In Kind Support Bottega Salon and Spa, Buttonwood Winery, Continental Colorcraft, Curatorial Assistance, Firestone Walker Brewing Company, The French Hand Laundry, Herb Lamb Vineyards, Typecraft

surgere tentamus “Surgere Tentamus” We strive to rise in deed And may our Latin motto Help to spur us on full speed.

So it’s “Surgere Tentamus” For Westridge one and all, And it’s “Surgere Tentamus” Our watchword and our call.

Yet within our Latin motto Lies a hidden meaning, too, And we strive to learn its lesson In whatever things we do.

So it’s “Surgere Tentamus” For Westridge one and all, And it’s “Surgere Tentamus” Our watchword and our call.