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CONVERSATIONS
Conversations About
Communications
Conversations About
Championships
Remembering
a Sister
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Voices is published four times a year to report
school and alumnae news to parents, alumnae,
and friends of Ursuline Academy.
Dear Ursuline Community,
In her eighth legacy, St. Angela encouraged her daughters to “…come together
from time to time…so that, together like this, they might also meet each other
as loving sisters, and thus, talking over spiritual matters, rejoice together, and
together encourage one another.”
On September 27, we welcomed back 49 alums for the biennial Symposium Day.
As for the past two Symposium Days, this year’s was generously presented by Lisa
Susan Haller and Linda Haller Sloan from the Class of 1975. This year the theme
of the day was “Possibilities.” Our alumnae spoke to our students about their
career paths – some of them direct, others less direct. We were thrilled that our
very accomplished alumnae were able to share their stories with the students, and
convey that change is part of any career.
A few days after Symposium Day, we received the news that one of our sisters,
junior Jordan Hoak, had passed away as a result of injuries sustained in a car
accident. Jordan will be remembered as a wonderful classmate, friend, sister, and
student, whose never-ending smile and exuberance for life inspired us all. We were
overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and support from the Ursuline community
– current and past parents volunteered uncountable hours of help, members of the
faculty and staff supported the students in every way they needed, and alumnae
offered prayers for their sisters from near and far.
In the span of a few short days, the Ursuline community experienced the whole
of St. Angela’s eighth legacy – we came together to rejoice in the successes of our
alumnae at Symposium Day, and we came together to encourage and pray for one
another through the loss of a sister. On behalf of everyone at Ursuline Academy,
thank you for your support in both.
Peace, prayers, and happy new year,
Sally Neidhard '05, Editor
Director of Communications and Public Relations
[email protected]
Ursuline Academy Development Department
Phone: (513) 791-5794
5535 Pfeiffer Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
2013-2014 Board of Trustees
Patricia Fox Alderson
Gary M. Breissinger
Sr. Lucia Castellini, OSU
Sr. Ellen Doyle, OSU
Kay Geiger
Patrick C. Gilligan, Treasurer/Secretary
Brian D. Hendy
Adrienne Berning Kessling '82, Vice Chair
Monica Donath Kohnen
Paul Lechleiter
Teresa Davis Mulligan '90
Usha Reddy
Hal Robertson
Brian A. Ross, Chair
David K. Schmitt
Kathleen Broderick Selker '73
Judy Wildermuth Wells '78
Administration
Sharon L. Redmond
President
[email protected]
Thomas M. Barhorst
Principal
[email protected]
Mary Bender
Assistant Principal
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Jill Hallahan
Assistant Principal
[email protected]
Diane Brunst
Director of Finance
[email protected]
Sharon Redmond,
President
Timothy Ranaghan
Director of Development
[email protected]
Kerri Kagler Schuman '86
Director of Alumnae Relations
[email protected]
Design: Anne Shannon Graphic Design
Printing: The Jos. Berning Printing Co.
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FROM THE EDITOR & ALUMNAE DIRECTOR
Dear Friends of Ursuline,
It is with great awe and wonder that I introduce myself. To
be back at the school that gave me four wonderful years, a
passion for writing, and the foundation to turn that passion
into a career, is such a blessing.
When I arrived in July, I came to realize the full magnitude
of stepping into the shoes that were previously filled by
Robin Anzinger Galvin '65. I’ll certainly work to be
considered worthy, but until then, I will simply thank her
for building such a well-respected and beloved publication.
Also upon my arrival, I realized that there was no way Voices
could continue without something from Robin, and so I am
grateful to share that she will be writing a regular column:
Dear Robin. She is an absolute font of Ursuline knowledge
and history and we do not want to lose that! Robin’s column will answer questions submitted by current students
about the history of our school. I know I will look forward
to reading it!
Hello Fellow Ursuline AlumnaeI am so happy to be back at Ursuline—I’ve always been a
proud alumna; today, as the parent of two Ursuline students I
am reminded daily of the importance of an Ursuline education,
and as an employee I am blessed to be part of a supportive and
loving community.
As I have transitioned into my role here, I have made an effort
to get to know our alumnae. It’s important that I know who
you are and what you are doing in order to connect with you.
I am making an equal effort to get to know our students. It is
important to me that I foster conversations between current
students and you, our alumnae, who can offer them guidance
and advice, because while many things may have changed since
your time at Ursuline, the core values are the same and the
bond of sisterhood can only get stronger.
For this edition of Voices, we are highlighting the importance of coming together for conversations – especially
between alumnae and our soon-to-be alumnae, our current
students. This is an ongoing exercise of course, so I invite
and encourage our alumnae to stay connected to Ursuline
so that we can continue the conversations.
I encourage each of you to reach out and let me know what
you are doing. Is there something you would like to do with
your classmates? …with current students? …with former
teammates? Do you want to connect with other alumnae in
your new city? If you have ideas, big or small, near or far,
please let me know so we can make it happen.
UA all the way,
Sally Neidhard '05
I look forward to hearing from you!
Kerri Kagler Schuman '86
In the 2012-2013 Honor Roll, Ramona Payne '76 was unintentionally omitted from inclusion among contributors at the Ursuline
Circle level of The Julia Chatfield Society. We apologize for this omission and thank Ms. Payne for her contribution to Ursuline.
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FROM THE BOARD
An Interview with Board Member
Monica Donath Kohnen
Tell us a little about your day job:
I am a partner at the law firm of Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP,
where I work with some fantastic people finding creative legal
solutions for and counseling clients primarily in the business,
real estate and banking sectors. I also have the privilege of
serving on the Firm’s Executive Committee which gives me
the opportunity to understand the business of law and to develop new ways to approach the practice that will benefit our
clients in a rapidly changing world.
On what Ursuline Board of Trustees committees
do you serve?
I serve as Chair of the Compensation Committee and am also
a Member of both the Governance and Executive Committees
at Ursuline.
What is your connection to Ursuline?
Our daughters, Erika D. Kohnen (Class of 2008) and Anna L.
Kohnen (Class of 2009) are my connection to Ursuline.
How did you get involved with the Board?
Former Chairman of the Board, Michael McGraw, and President Sharon Redmond encouraged me to become involved
with the Board. My involvement with the Board has increased
my appreciation of the dedication of the faculty, administration, parents, friends and family of Ursuline to creating a positive and welcoming environment for UA students to thrive in
academics, in the arts, in athletics and in the community.
incoming freshmen to graduation day. I know Erika and Anna
made friends for life and were surrounded by peers who had
challenged each other in a good way to be better and stronger,
yet celebrated their differences. Graduation was their send off
party and thanks to the faculty and administration, all of these
students were ready for launch as independent, confident,
intelligent and compassionate leaders who would make their
mark in their next adventures. I leaned back in my seat and
thought, OK-GO!
What has been the biggest change you’ve seen at
Ursuline since you first became involved?
I’ve seen two big changes in my time at Ursuline. The first being the transfer of responsibility to maintain the Ursuline values at UA from The Ursulines of Brown County to the Board
of Trustees. The Legacy Agreement between the Ursulines and
the Board was signed in 2011, in part in recognition of the fact
that there are fewer women entering the order. This shift of
responsibility, to maintain the values of Ursuline as set forth in
the Ursuline’s Legacy Statement for Educational Institutions,
when the Ursuline sisters are not physically present, was a big
step for the Ursulines and the Board. All of us now have that
responsibility going forward to maintain those values; and the
second is the success of the Administration and the Board in
addressing and planning for the long term future of Ursuline
by implementing solid business strategies for finance, facilities
and faculty.
Any other thoughts?
Our family feels fortunate to have shared the UA experience,
so “thank you” to all who make up this wonderful UA
community.
What is your proudest Ursuline moment?
Two graduations – Erika’s in 2008 and Anna’s in 2009 are my
proudest Ursuline moments. During each of the graduation
ceremonies, I had an opportunity to reflect on the Ursuline
experiences of my daughters and their classmates. As I read
through the names of the graduates, I thought about their
many individual and collective accomplishments and their
personal growth from the days they started as
Ursuline Board member Monica Kohnen with her daughters Anna '09 and Erica '08.
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DEAR ROBIN
Perspectives from our Former Voices Editor,
Robin Anzinger Galvin '65
Gray hair and a chance to spout off.
It was never my goal to become a gray-haired emeritus hovering around the cradle of my little labor of love, Voices. But when
Sally Neidhard ’05 asked me to write this column, it seemed
like a way to stay in touch with my beloved Ursuline school
community.
enjoy the ease of communication that technology provides. Just
don’t think you’re entitled to an immediate response from your
teacher anytime day or night.
So it’s very interesting that the first “Dear Robin” question
concerns communication methods and trends between students
and faculty. It’s posed by senior Catherine Strietmann
who asks:
Technology’s not the most important change in the way teachers
and students and all of the rest of us communicate with one another.You have only to watch any one of a gazillion reality shows
to see that right now, right here in 2014, civility and kindness, if
not dead, are on life support. There are many historical reasons
for why this devolution occurred, but it is here, and we can do
something about it, one conversation at a time, whether verbal
or electronic.
“Taking into account society’s constantly
evolving communication methods, do you
think that UA students currently
communicate with their teachers the same
way now compared to different times
throughout UA’s history?”
In a word, no.
So let’s get the technological component out of the way.
Imagine not having access to assignments, class content, grades
or feedback from your teachers via the internet. Imagine no
e-mail. Back in the Dark Ages, when I was at UA, we were
taught by the Ursuline Sisters, who might linger for a while
after school, but then disappeared into the mysteries of convent
life. Our access was limited. There were clear boundaries to
our interactions.
The real issue.
Let kindness, civility and reasonable boundaries guide your
every post, tweet or conversation, and we’ll never have to talk
about changes in communication again. The technology will
evolve constantly, but we would do well to remain fixed on
what should never have changed. This is what it means to truly
“Find your Voice.”
And in this way will our school community, our families and our
neighborhoods, stand firm against a culture that loves nothing so
much as a good fight.
Thanks so much for the question, Catherine. Just remember,
communication is not about all the techno geegaws; it’s about
kindness and civility.
Now that we’re all on call electronically every moment of the
day, boundaries are more important than ever. So by all means,
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2 013 PRESIDENT’S DINNER
Honoring Our Own
On October 2, 2013, Ursuline Academy President Sharon
Redmond welcomed members of The Julia Chatfield Society
to the annual President’s Dinner where they honored the
recipients of the Ursuline Woman of the Year, Outstanding
Leadership Volunteer Award, and St. Angela Merici Leadership
Award.
2013 Ursuline Woman of the Year, Tamara Kearney Lanier ’95, Ursuline
President Sharon Redmond, Ursuline Principal Tom Barhorst, and 2013 Ursuline
Outstanding Leadership Volunteer Award recipient, Jenny Neyer Berg ’79.
English teacher Marilyn Parks Herring ‘68, Sister Pat Brockman, OSU, and former
English teacher Letty Lavely ‘63.
The evening began with mass celebrated in the Saint Angela
Chapel by Father Jack Wessling, followed by dinner and
the evening’s presentations. The first was the recognition of
Faculty and Staff members celebrating significant anniversaries
in their service to Ursuline including Ms. Marilyn Herring
for 35 years of service, Ms. Betty Thaman for 30 years of
service, Mr. Dan Nieman and Ms. Sharon Redmond for
20 years of service, Mr. Tom Barhorst and Ms. Patrice
Trauth for 15 years of service, Ms. Jenny Breissinger,
Ms. Donna Broermann, and Ms. Diane Brunst for
10 years of service. Dr. Sue Lytle was also recognized as the
recipient of the 2012-2013 Sr. Xavier Ladrigan Excellence in
Education Award.
Ms. Redmond then presented the 2013 Woman of the Year
Award to Tamara Kearney Lanier '95. The Woman of the
Year program began in 1986 as part of Ursuline’s 90th anniversary celebration in order to recognize and honor outstanding alumnae. Ursuline’s Women of the Years have distinguished
themselves in their careers, their service to others, their
families, and their community.
“Tamara has been successful in her career, she gives back to her
community, and she’s given back to Ursuline in so many ways,”
Ms. Redmond said. “Tamara served on our Board of Trustees
from 2006 to 2012. In 2007, she was tasked with leading the
rebranding of our school, which was no easy task. She began
the project with a well-thought-out plan, she led the two-year
project with wisdom and compassion, and she then presented
the fantastic new brand to the community in a way that ensured everyone of the care that had gone into the process.”
Eileen Rodgers, Susan Rodgers ’72, Mary Lou Dulle Boylan ‘45, and Guidance
Administrative Assistant and past parent Sue Kellison.
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The Outstanding Leadership Award was established in 2012 to
recognize and honor alumnae, parents, or friends of Ursuline
Academy for their loyal and exceptional volunteer leader-
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ship to the school. The 2013 award was presented to Jennifer
Neyer Berg '79.
“Jenny was Chair of the Board of Trustees when we broke
ground on the math and science wing,” Ms. Redmond said.
“Her leadership ensured that we were able to complete that
expansion, which allowed us to increase enrollment…After her
work on the Board, Jenny has consistently been a tremendous
volunteer on Mother’s Club and with the Ultimate Auction. She
is an asset to the Ursuline community and we are so grateful
for her service.”
Finally, the evening ended with the presentation of the St.
Angela Merici Leadership Award. This award was established in
2004 to recognize those benefactors whose extraordinary generosity to Ursuline spans many year. It honors their continued
commitment to the Ursuline mission, set forth by St. Angela.
The 2013 recipient was the late Betty Seeger Dannenfelser
'40 who attended Ursuline Academy through the aid of a
scholarship. After graduating, she was an executive secretary at
Procter & Gamble for her whole career.
“Betty wanted to make the world a better place, and was so
grateful for the opportunities awarded her because of her
Ursuline education, that before she passed away in 2011, Betty
made arrangements to leave a very generous gift to her alma
mater,” said Ms. Redmond. “As a result, we’ve established the
Betty Seeger Dannenfelser Endowed Scholarship Fund, which
will help other young women, like Betty, obtain an Ursuline
education.”
St. Angela Merici Leadership Award recipient,
Betty Jean Seeger Dannenfelser ’40.
Three generations of Ursuline graduates: Emily Berg Schmidt ’08, Jenny
Neyer Berg ’79, Joan Klein Berg ’48, and Amy Berg ’13.
Congratulations to all of the award recipients and their families.
Ursuline is grateful for their commitment and dedication to
our school.
2013 Woman of the Year, Tamara Kearney Lanier ’95, and her husband Calvin Lanier.
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URSULINE
SYMPOSIUM
Symposium presenters Lisa Susan Haller ’75 and Linda Haller Sloan ’75 with
Ursuline President Sharon Redmond.
Ursuline Academy welcomed 49 alumnae on Friday, September
27, 2013, for the biennial Ursuline Symposium. Alumnae spoke
to students about their work and other opportunities within
their professional fields. Specifically, alumnae spoke to the students about direct and indirect paths to different careers.
“Today is an opportunity for the young women of Ursuline
to think about career opportunities, while at the same time,
recognize that career paths can change,” Kerri Kagler Schuman
’86, Director of Alumnae Relations, said. “Many of our graduates are leaders in their fields, but their careers may not be what
they envisioned in high school. It is such an asset to our current
students that they have the opportunity to learn from and speak
The Besl sisters, Carolyn ’03 and April ’00, with Ursuline Athletic Director, Diane
Redmond. Carolyn Besl coaches Ursuline softball.
with women who are successful, and it’s important that they
know that change is part of any career path.”
The day began with a morning assembly where the students
heard from keynote speaker and 2013 Ursuline Woman of the
Year, Tamara Kearney Lanier ’95, who reminded students that
luck is important to any career path, but just as important is a
person’s willingness to take risks.
Following Ms. Lanier’s presentation, students attended three
sessions based on their areas of interest. Alumnae from a variety
of fields offered sessions including, law, banking, medicine,
journalism, information technology, fashion, and marketing.
Members of the Class of 1986 visit with each other at the Symposium luncheon: Pam Weeks Fellerhoff, Director of
Alumnae Relations Kerri Kagler Schuman, Mary Bohmer Herrington, Joddy Geoppinger Kuhn.
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The Symposium served as a mini-reunion for the Class of 2005: Molly Berendt, Director of Communications Sally Neidhard, Megan Busam, Jill Hoying Searcy, Rohan Krehbiel,
Leigh Brock, and Allison Cottrell.
“This was such a fantastic day – this is what makes Ursuline
special,” said Olivia Schwartz '14.
The day certainly was fantastic, and only because of the
generosity of the many alums who returned to share their
stories: Joanna Argus '98, Molly Berendt '05, Carolyn Besl
'03, April Besl '00, Sara Blocher Bolton '99, Leigh Brock
'05, Megan Busam '05, Kathleen Knecht Coffaro '98, Allison
Cottrell '05, Colleen Devanney '01, Kerry Devanney '98,
Laura Doerger-Roberts '88, Pam Weeks Fellerhoff '86, Leah
Frederick '88, Kim Kroeger Geoppinger '94, Beth Jackson
Glass '92, Kristen Cardenzana Hausfeld '92, Mary Bohmer
Herrington '86, Cydny Hofmann Holt '76, Naomi Kinney
Graudate Lauren Ward ’04, speaks to students
about her work in Information Technology.
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'81, Ashley Stratman Kohnen '91, Rohan Krehbiel '05, Joddy
Geoppinger Kuhn '86, Tamara Kearney Lanier '95, Maria
Longi '84, Susan Luken '81, Chris Xeil Lyons '92, Sue Mackey
'76, Amina Malik '02, Margaret Richards Mauzé '96, Suzanne
Partridge Meiners '94, Melissa Wilson Morrissey '92, Amy
Pennekamp '99, Beth Budde Pitner '82, Melissa Register '96,
Maggie Reilly '06, Nancy Welling Reilly '84, Megan Chesko
Reisert '02, Susan Rodgers '72, Marianne Utz-Sahms '78,
Susan Bellman Schreiber '77, Jill Hoying Searcy '05, Siobhan
Taylor '00, Wendy Wolff Travis '86, Lauren Ward '04, Julie
Johnson Wentzel '91, Bethany Wiegand '98, Sarah Williford
'06, and Jamie Woods '02.
Susan Bellman Schreiber ’77, Julie Johnson Wentzel ’91, Kristen Cardenzana Hausfeld ‘92, and Tamara
Kearney Lanier ’95, at the reception for speakers.
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The Ursuline Cross Country team competed at the State Championships on Saturday, November 2, and placed
third overall. Congratulations to the entire team for a well-deserved success and a strong season. A special
congratulations to the team’s only senior, Christine Frederick ’14, for individually placing fourth overall.
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
Cross Country team places
third in State Championship
The team was sent off to the competition with a school-wide tunnel that went from
the front entrance to the end of the driveway. We’re so proud of our Lions!
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Anything Goes was a hit!
A huge congratulations to the cast and crew of Ursuline Stage Company’s fall musical Anything
Goes on a successful weekend of performances in November. The show was enjoyed by all who
saw it, and was a great representation of the talent within the Ursuline student body.
Five seniors recognized as
National Merit Semifinalists
Congratulations to the five seniors recognized as National Merit Semifinalists: Allison Baker, Paige Kebe,
Hannah Morris, Erin Tinney, and Elizabeth Tyger. The students are among approximately 16,000 Semifinalists
in the 59th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. They have an opportunity to continue in the competition for
some 8,000 National Merit Scholarships worth about $35 million that will be offered in the spring.
Ursuline National Merit Semifinalists from left to right: Elizabeth Tyger, Allison Baker, Paige Kebe, Hannah Morris, and Erin Tinney.
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Ultimate Auction
GO GREEN GALA
The cellular bidding was a big hit with Auction guests!
Go Green Gala Co-Chairs Joe and Jean Desch, Ursuline President Sharon Redmond, and Co-Chairs
Jenny and Gerry Reilly.
Thanks to everyone who attended the 2013 Ultimate
Auction: Go Green Gala on Novermber 23, 2013.
The theme celebrated school spirit, and ushered in a new
addition to Ursuline auctions: cellular bidding for the Silent
Auction. Those in attendance received a significantly smaller
catalog, and instead viewed item descriptions and photos on
their mobile devices prior to the evening, and then bid on
the items from their phones throughout the evening.
Thank you to the many volunteers who made the evening
such a success!
Thanks to all of our donors and sponsors!
Presenting Sponsor
Technology Sponsor
Students enhance the Go Green theme during the evening.
We are grateful for all of our Auction sponsors. An inclusive list of sponsors
will be in the 2013-2014 Honor Roll published in the fall.
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ULTIMATE AUCTION
Craig and Lucy Miller, Nikki Moeller ’03, Lauren Ranalli, and past parents Bob and Sandy Moeller, dressed the theme!
Ursuline Director of Alumnae Relations Kerri Kagler Schuman ’86, Ursuline Board member Theresa Davis Mulligan '90,
and her classmates, Anna Stolz Infantino, Shannon O’Meara Cameron, and Shelly Peter Frank.
Ursuline Board members Adrienne Berning Kessling '82, Sr. Ellen Doyle, OSU,
and Judy Wildermuth Wells '78.
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Sophomore students Lauren and Megan Monsour presented a short video
during dinner titled “What does Ursuline mean to you?”
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A Conversation about
COMMUNICATIONS
Erin Frey '14
On Wednesday, October 16, I was fortunate enough to visit
Ursuline alum Tiffany Wilson '03 at WKRC, Local 12 news
station where she co-anchors the morning news show. She
gave me a tour of the studio, told me the ins and outs of the
broadcasting world, and let me watch a live four-minute
“cut in” where traffic, weather, and breaking news were
quickly reported.
My connection with Tiffany started my sophomore year when I
emailed her after she was the keynote speaker at the 2011 Symposium Day. She inspired me. As a sophomore, and just arriving to Ursuline, I wasn’t ready to think about a career. Tiffany
spoke about how Ursuline helped her get where she was, and
from then on I was determined to make the next three years at
Ursuline count because I knew that my future depended on it.
Someone I’d never met was exposing me to a whole new world
– the world of communications! Two years later, I’m looking at
colleges with journalism and communications programs and I
was thrilled when Tiffany invited me down to the studio.
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Not only was Tiffany kind enough to answer my plethora of
questions about college and careers, she pulled some strings at
the studio and we got to have our conversation at the anchor
desk. One of the main things she emphasized was the importance of involvement.Yes, you go to college to get an education, but what matters are the internships and the experience
you get while working in the field. I asked her about the lessons
from Ursuline that were especially helpful, and she spoke about
the opportunity that each Letter Day presents. The schedule,
the teachers, and the activities, allow independence, passion,
and confidence. Although it’s a little scary, I know that with my
Ursuline education, I’m ready.
The first word of Ursuline’s tagline of “Voice. Values. Vision.” is
the element that I’ve become the most comfortable with while
at Ursuline. I don’t know what I am going to be when I “grow
up,” but the sisterhood that all Ursuline students share, past
and present, is going to strengthen who I am as I grow. Tiffany
is a perfect example of an Ursuline woman who has made the
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“…from then on I was determined to
make the next three years at Ursuline
count because I knew that my future
depended on it.”
most of her Ursuline education. She is truly living her passion and
I admire her dearly. This experience underlined the value of shared
connections between Ursuline women. I am so grateful for the
wealth of knowledge that my Ursuline sister bestowed on me.
These past few months at Ursuline have shown me that there is no
greater bond then the one I have with my sisters. This bond goes
beyond the hallways, into the real world, where past Ursuline students live their lives. I know I am not alone when I say how truly
blessed I am to call Ursuline my home.
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A Conversation about
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Paige Kebe '14, member of the 2012 Ursuline
Academy State Championship Volleyball Team
I had the opportunity to sit down with two Ursuline alumnae and fellow volleyball state champions in October. I was
excited to hear about their experiences as well as share the
fond memories that I have from winning state. Despite the
well-known and respected reputation of the Ursuline volleyball
program, there have only been five teams to win state since the
first state championship in 1976. I was lucky enough to speak
with Sue Mackey '76, a member of that first 1976 team, and
Amy VandenEynden Finn '93, a member of the 1993 team
(the first team to win again after Sue’s team).
We started off sharing fun stories about our experiences, team
superstitions, and most memorable moments. I was interested
to hear that Sue and her team actually claimed the title for
Ursuline before the lion mascot had even been adopted. Sue
was a member of the Ursuline “Big Green Machine,” and she
distinctly remembers the ironic newspaper headline after their
big win: “In Like a Lamb, Out Like a Lion.” The newspaper
foreshadowed our current mascot before it even reached UA!
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After speaking with Amy, I was surprised to find out that, while
she does miss her team and the thrill of winning, there is nothing that she regrets about her time playing Ursuline volleyball.
Speaking from my own experience, I know how hard it is to
end a season without regrets, especially when the expectations
that we set for our program are so high. The reason that we set
such high expectations now, though, is because of women like
Sue and Amy who worked hard and set the standard for Ursuline’s volleyball program.
One of the more entertaining portions of our conversation was
about the quirks, rituals, and traditions of each team. The 1976
team had chicken tetrazzini as a pregame meal, the 1993 team
ate egg casserole and wore their hair in double braids, and our
2012 team enjoyed chocolate covered strawberries and spoke
in British accents—whatever works, right?
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“One thing that we all had in common
though is the overwhelming support
that each of our teams received from
the student body.”
Each team definitely had its own personality, which is why our
three experiences winning state are so unique. One thing that
we all had in common though is the overwhelming support
that each of our teams received from the student body. Each of
us can clearly remember the excitement and school spirit that
surrounded our runs to state. As a member of the first team to
ever claim a state title in volleyball, Sue even credits the closeness and enthusiasm of her class to their state win.
While Sue’s team sported green Keds, and Amy’s team wore
double braids, the three of us share a feeling of school spirit,
camaraderie, and a love of the game. I have found that it does
not matter how many years have passed since winning state or
that the style of play has changed (or that the girls have gotten
much taller—according to Amy!). We have a common thread in
that we are a group of women who share the unforgettable experience of winning the Ohio High School Division I Volleyball
State Championship. The bonds that we share with our coaches
and teammates are unbreakable, and the thrill of winning state
is a memory that each of us will cherish forever. Though we
span across 35 years, I could not be more proud to be part of
the legacy of Ursuline Academy Volleyball State Champions
that Sue and Amy built.
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Remembering a Sister
Jan Graham '68, English teacher
Jordon Angelina Hoak
April 15, 1997 – October 1, 2013
Heaven was significantly more joyous, as it gained a dear and
precious angel on October 1st, as we, sadly, lost one. But not
before she taught us about life and unconditional loving. And
thankfully, not before she had sixteen years to spread the grace
of her life, her soul, and all the beautiful things she believed in,
with us and many others.
Jordan bounded, rather exuberantly, into my freshman English
class on her first day at Ursuline. One look at her face, her
demeanor, and the “Jordan” smile (often, more like a grin!)
hooked me, drew me to her, and reeled me in. I was struck by
the aura of joy, optimism, love of life, and most importantly,
genuineness, she exuded. I remember thinking (somewhat
subconsciously, but rather vividly) in the ensuing days, as her
“joie de vivre” attitude and her omnipresent smile didn’t fade
or wan, that I would be enriched with a constant spark of joy
in my life each day.
Jordan was a remarkable young woman. Whether she was
traipsing through the halls of Ursuline, meandering down
some random street, or frequently, voluntarily ministering to
those less fortunate, Jordan knew and understood the significant impact of a sincere smile, the importance of treating
everyone with genuine respect, and automatically, without
a second thought, viewed each person she met as a valuable,
worthy, loveable human being. That’s pretty rare for a person
of any age, let alone, a young woman of sixteen.
She hated stereotypes – that meant judging people; she simply
couldn’t do it! It didn’t fit into who she was, what she believed, how she lived her life. Jordan welcomed, embraced,
and loved everyone. She saw good in people that others often
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“Jordan knew and understood
the significant impact of a sincere
smile, the importance of treating
everyone with genuine respect,
and automatically, without a
second thought, viewed each
person she met as a valuable,
worthy, loveable human being.”
overlooked. But she did it in her simple, humble, human, natural way. I doubt very much that she realized the difference she
made is so many peoples’ days, lives, and futures. She was too
busy just being the honest and sincere Jordan to notice!
Although Jordan’s unconditional love reached beyond the
bounds of UA, it was especially strong within this faith-based
community. She was a confidante, “giggle-buddy,” super-absorbent shoulder, and inspiration to many. But she also epitomized
the core values of what we hope to instill in each young woman
crossing our threshold. She actively lived her faith daily, and
as her mother, April, described so poignantly and clearly, “she
created stirrings within us.” Now, it is up to us to keep those
“stirrings” alive – to listen to them, act on them, and in doing
so, we will pay the highest tribute to, and truly celebrate the
life, love, values, vision, and most importantly, voice, of Jordan
Hoak, our beloved sister and friend.
It’s no coincidence that Jordan’s middle name is “Angel(ina).”
Her parents must have known the moment she was born (probably smiling!), that she was special. Now, with just a little over
two years of Jordan’s being with us, her family at Ursuline
knows it too!
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MARRIAGES
Brittany Mahoney Reardon '03 married Patrick Reardon on
October 12, 2013. Her bridesmaids included Andrea Rodgers
Howe '03, Beth Koesters Mahoney '98, Carolina Braga, Elizabeth
Mitchell '03, and Lindsey Haglage '03.
Katie Schings Cherry '09 married Doug Cherry on August 10, 2013. At her wedding were
her friends from the class of 2009 Lindsay Runyan, Chelsea Sensibaugh, Gwen Barron (maid
of honor), Sarah O'Connor (maid of honor), Holly Gottschall, Ali DeChristopher, Maddie White,
Emily Broderick, and Brittany Krekeler.
Lindsey Huston Cook '07 married Justin David Cook on August 3, 2013 in
Cincinnati. Three of her bridesmaids were UA 2007 graduates, including Famatta
Mensah (Lindsey and Famatta were senior class presidents together), Nicole Ollier,
and Ashleigh Scheidler.
Jill Otten Smith '00 married Arte Smith on August 31, 2013. Many Ursuline
friends were there to celebrate. From the top left row: Jacalu Robson '00, Gina
Perazzo Lytle '00, Allyson Dammel Lyster '00, Brianne Petricone '01, Nikki
Yankulov Taylor '99, Ashley McHugh '00, Emily Blinn Barrette '00, 2nd row: Tori
Vonder Ahe Stefanko '00, Jenny Irey Keighley '00, Bitsy Meyer Holliday '00, Sarah
Bass Holthaus '00, Jill Otten Smith '00, Allison Koren Wittenbrook '00, Meredith
Holthaus Ostoich '00, Kate Farrell '00.
Colleen Jordan Orscheln '05 married Scott Orscheln in June 2013. Classmates in
attendance were Abby Gerwin, Elizabeth Brandel, Bridget Whitehead, Hilary Gerwin,
Shelly Moeller, Jenny Cassady, Susan Loeffler and Caitlin MacEachen Steininger.
Tracy Ellspermann '99 married Riley Smith on September 1, 2013.
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Alex Mechley Venturato '08 married Marco Venturato on June 15, 2013. Four
of her bridesmaids were Ursuline women: From Left to Right: Ashley Fiffick, Mixie
Mechley '13, Linda Venturato '12, Kelli Ficke '08, and Maria Stowell '08.
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BIRTHS
Emily Welling O'Reilly '98, along with her husband and two-year-old son
Henry, welcomed twins Gabrielle Louise and Grace Marie on July 30, 2013.
Corinne Webby Bridges '98 welcomed a baby girl, Virginia, to the family
in September. Needless to say her three older brothers Gabriel (15), Kelly (6)
and Edward (2) are smitten.
Lisa Obert Straton '96 and her family recently relocated
back to Cincinnati in time to welcome Rosemary Catherine
who was born on September 3. Her brother Calvin is two.
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Cassandra (Casey) McKeown Copley '96 welcomed Francis
(Frankie) Michael Copley on September 5, 2013.
Anne Kraemer Diaz '99 had a daughter, Elizabeth Grace, in July and wrapped up her
research position at Wake Forest University Medical School to pursue a lifelong dream
and passion to turn a volunteer position into a full time career. In October, Anne and
her family (Sophia - age 3, Elizabeth and husband Victor) moved to Guatemala. Anne is
directing the non-profit Maya Health Alliance - Wuqu' Kawoq. www.mayahealth.org
Kathleen Knecht Coffaro '98 and her husband Andy welcomed
Kennedy Rose Coffaro on Oct. 21, 2013.
Kate Schroder Juech '95 announces the
birth of her daughter, Josephine (Josie) Ann
Juech. She was born on May 22, 2013 –
arriving at 10.5 lbs and 23 inches long.
Sara Blocher Bolton '99 and her husband Rafe
announce the arrival of their first child, Beckett
Damian Bolton born on March 23, 2013.
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Where two or more
are gathered…
Ursuline alumnae don’t need a reason to get together –
those bonds last forever. Please send us photos
when those gatherings happen!
Kailey Cummings '06, Abby Haglage '06 and Amy Gruber '06
enjoyed a visit together in NYC!
Members of the Class of 1974 enjoyed a Girls Trip together.
Left to right: Lois Brumleve Sedacca, Terri Wenstrup Hinckley,
Katie Schoettmer Winn, Kathy Lowes Haglage, Linda Henning
Gaitskill, and Janet Robson.
Science teacher and alum, Ms. Diane Neyer Rose ’74, welcomes former chemistry students who
have continued in the sciences back to her home for a party each year. Front row left: Kelly
Davidson ’11, Nicole Stagge ’11, Ms. Diane Neyer Rose ’74, Maria Czerwonka ’13, Lisa Guay
’09. Second row left: Kelsey Boyd ’12, Megan Fleming ’12, Katie Brewer ’11. Third row, left:
Megan O’Brien ’12, Steffi Homan ’12. Fourth row, left: Katie Kaes ’12, Renee Prows ’12, Claire
Barrett ’11, Sarah Connaughton ’14.
Kelly Davidson '11 and Nicole Stagge '11 received
their white coats at Butler's White Coat Ceremony
for their official acceptance into Butler's College
of Pharmacy.
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Members of the 1993 State Championship Volleyball team celebrated the 20th reunion of their championship at the Ursuline
Academy vs. St. Ursula Academy volleyball game in September.
The evening was capped off with an Ursuline victory.
The 35 of '53 enjoyed their 65th reunion with a gathering at a class member’s home, then a reception at
Ursuline the following day. Class members joined the Ursuline Fall Family Mass after which brunch was
shared in the Faculty Dining Room. In the photo, front row, left: Ann Hayes Strotman, Eileen Grathwohl Beckman,
Kate Eckert Meyer, Kaye Schorle Stambaugh, Jane Gardner. Back row, left: Lynn Fitzpatrick Hengehold, Kaye Martin
Schroeder, Maryann Fermann Burwinkel, Sue Ollier Languth, Jane Vogele Berger, Mary Jo Felix Bender, and Ann Dougherty
Kunkemoeller. Others who attended the dinner were Joanne Baker Hogan, Joan Bell Pitula, Marilyn Dorr Soriano, Lois
Moellering Kluener, Lyn Niehaus Brunemann, and Pat Sikorski Emerson. Warm letters were received from several who
couldn’t make the trip this time. Nine deceased classmates were honored with thoughts and prayers.
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In Memoriam
Peter Cassinelli (2.22.2013), father of
Roma Cassinelli Alber '73 and Pat Cassinelli
Renick '74; father-in-law of Debby Sweeney
Cassinelli; grandfather of Emily Albers
Marie Lucking Kleiman '41
Hartley '96, Mary Cassinelli Gaffey '01,
(7.19.2013), aunt of Julie Partusch Hoffman Catherine Albers '01, and Grace Albers
'69, Ann Partusch Castle '76, and Amy
Strohmaier '03
Partusch Lanzit '79
Lisa Champlin (11.24.2013) aunt of
Suzanne Schimanski Diehl '46
Allyson Dammel '00 and Gretchen Dammel
(9.15.2013), mother of Christine Diehl
Collins '03
Noble '71, Marianne Diehl Parker '75,
Alice “Scottie” Coler (6.2013),
Helen Diehl Fox '77
grandmother of Audrey Coler '14 and Grace
Marilyn Martin '50 (11.26.2013), sister Coler '15
of Kaye Martin Schroeder '53 and Susan
Martha A. Cooper (10.28.13), mother of
Martin '62
Trisha Cooper '80
Elizabeth “Betty” Jansen Lampkin '55
John Joseph Corcoran (2.13.13), step(1.6.2013), sister of Sr. Mary Ann Jansen,
father of Tracy Bein Sandquist '91
OSU
Jeanne Sedler Cottingham (11.17.13),
Marianne Kleinhaus Delaney '65
mother of Shari Cottingham '66 (Jan
(11.27.13), sister of Helen Kleinhaus
Graham)
Martin ‘58
Mary “Amy” Durban Grause '73
(6.22.2013) sister of Claire Durban Jacobi
'70 and Mary "Cammy" Durban Hapner '77;
cousin of Linda Henning Gaitskill '74, Gail
Henning Kiester '76, and Michele Henning
Kissinger '82; second cousin of Maddie
Kissinger '13 and Mia Kissinger '15
Jordan A. Hoak '15 (10.1.2013)
Daniel Arlinghaus (7.21.2013), father of
Jill Arlinghaus '95
John Atchison (1.1.13), grandfather of
Fiona Watson ‘11 and Gillian Watson '14
Chris DeCamp (3.9.2013), cousin of
Olivia McCloy '16
James Dennis (1.12.2013) grandfather of
Corinne Lauderback ‘14
David Dempsey (6.23.2013), husband of
Kathleen Keitel Dempsey '75; brother-inlaw of Laurie Keitel Philpot '79; uncle of
Katie Keitel '10
Jonathan Endres (2.25.2013), cousin of
Lauren Endres '15
Stan Fogel (4.5.2013), father of Diana
Fogel Hatfield '84 and Terri Fogel Kassem
'86
William G. Kagler (9.15.13), father of
Kerri Kagler Schuman '86; grandfather of
Megan Schuman '14 and Sarah Schuman '17
Raymond Owen (2.15.2013), grandfather
of Katie Boehm '14
Helen Kallenberg (11.8.13),
grandmother of Grace Kallenberg '13
Noel Pedrotty (11.5.13), mother of
Brianna Williamson '07 and Erin Williamson
'10
Betty Jane Kelley (3.29.2013),
grandmother of Jennifer Jones Fedorov '93
William Pettit (6.7.2013), father of Cindy
Pettit '78 and Denise Pettit Stearns '81
Gloria Jean “Gina” Kelsey (3.12.13),
grandmother of Tracy Bein Sandquist '91
Agnes Priess (3.1.2013), grandmother of
Julie Ivers '14
Joseph Kessler (8.12.2013), brother of
Jennifer Kessler '06 and Sarah Kessler '09
Sylvia Rahe (8.6.13), grandmother of Tracy
Bein Sandquist '91
Mary Lynn King (8.31.13), mother of
Beth King '98
Wilfrid C. “Bill” Rehling (1.12.13),
grandfather of Elizabeth Buening '96 and
Anne Buening '98
Sue Lacker (6.17.2013), mother-in-law
of Polly Kemme Lacker '75; grandmother
of Amy Lacker '06 and Jamie Lacker '10
Leonore Lehmkuhl (4.13.2013),
mother of Beth Lehmkuhl Kreidenweis
'75 and Diane Lehmkuhl Kelly '80;
grandmother of Grace Kelly '15
Walter G. Leigh (10.15.2013),
grandfather of Sarah Fitzpatrick '12
Ann Lytle (9.13.2013), mother of faculty
members Rose Grafton and Sue Lytle;
grandmother of Courtney Grafton '13 and
Lauren Grafton '16
Kelly Mahoney (8.31.2013), cousin of
Danielle Reinert '10 and Amy Burns '11
Dorcey Martin (1.27.2013), motherin-law of Tracey Bidwell Martin '81;
grandmother of Kate Martin '06
Harold E. Robertson (6.12.2013), father
of Hal Robertson, current Board of Trustee;
grandfather of Jenny Robertson '10, Ellie
Robertson '11, Grace Robertson '13, and
Sara Robertson '15
Mary Robisch (8.23.2013), grandmother
of Susan Luchsinger West '95, Laura
Luchsinger Tepe '98, and Becky Luchsinger
'02
Rose Ann Bernholt Rother (11.20.13)
grandmother of Kim Schoenhoft Engelbrink
'99, Kelly Schoenhoft Smith '95, Kerri
Schoenhoft Meyers '98 and Kristen
Schoenhoft Reppeto '92
Joseph Anthony Sanitato (10.13.13),
grandfather of Mary Sanitato '07, Gina
Sanitato '11, and Andrea Sanitato '15
Earl Scheidler (8.13.13), uncle of Anne
Scheidler McGraw '68, Jan Scheidler
Cremons '72 and Donna Scheidler Gruber
'75
Susiannah Gertrude Babinec
(10.23.13), mother of Shawn Babinec Baxla
'84, Michelle Babinec Crimmins '85, and
Lisa Babinec '86
Walter E. Gerbus (11.7.13), grandfather
of Ellie Glover '17
Melvin “Mel” Martin (9.17.2013),
father-in-law of Tracey Bidwell Martin '81;
grandfather of Kate Martin '06
Pauline Haverkos (7.8.2013), mother of
Julianne Haverkos '75
William Matthews (9.4.2013),
grandfather of Anna Hect '15
Nancy Stein (4.12.2013), grandmother of
Kelly Cameron '16
Eugene Barbero (3.1.13), grandfather of
Kristin Hogan Zepf '92 and Kerry Hogan
Ellensohn '94
Leo Heyl (8.29.2013), father of Jennifer
Heyl '79
Mike McCormack (11.15.13), father of
Molly McCormack Rieman '79, Colleen
McCormack Fischesser ‘81
Ruth Sundermann-Macke (11.12.13),
mother of Lynne Sundermann Hammons '57,
Ann Sundermann Fitzgerald '67 and Susan
Sundermann Jacoby '73
Anne Woods Hiltz (8.24.2013),
Mildred E. “Midge” Lachtrop Bohmer grandmother of Elizabeth Tulisiak '11, Anne
(9.29.13), mother of Chris Bohmer Stewart Tulisiak '13, Christine Tulisiak '16, and
'68
Claire Tulisiak '16
Gary Brockhaus (9.13.2013), grandfather Alvin Hock (8.1.2013), father of Sally
of Olivia Lusby '17
Hock Evans '67
Lynne Brokamp (11.15.13), sister of
Harold Huber (6.16.13), grandfather
Joanne Brokamp Johnson '68, sister-in-law
Sarah Goodridge '14; father of Lisa Huber
of Teri Kneer Brokamp '79, aunt of Stacy
McBreen '84
Johnson Guy '92, Jeni Brokamp '08, Taylor
Tom Huff (8.2.2013), grandfather
Brokamp '15 and Amy Brokamp '16
of Alexandra Schirmer '13 and Alison
Jim Cain (9.3.2013), grandfather of Emma Schirmer '15
Cain '17
Ann Hulefeld (11.20.13), mother of
Ray Allen Campbell (10.13), grandfather Anita Hulefeld Preston '65
of Jamie Windsor Held '95 and Victoria
Joan Imfeld (3.2013), grandmother of
Windsor '01
Tara Becker '04, Maria Becker '06, and
Donna Carroll (3.10.13), mother of
Caroline Ellis '16
Heather Carroll LeLoup '94
Patricia Jones (7.1.2013), mother of
Dennis Carver (3.30.2013), husband of
Jennifer Jones Fedorov '93
Maria Iannitti Carver '62; father of Laura
Carver Kasbek '00
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Ronald “Ron” McDaniel (11.1.13),
husband of Dianne Stephens McDaniel '65;
father of Kerry McDaniel Stanfield '02
Martha Louise “Marty” McGraw
(7.24.2013), grandmother of Martha Craft
'04, Sadie McGraw '06, Taulbee McGraw
'11, and Maggie McGraw '14
Robert McGraw (2.11.2013), uncle
of Martha Craft '04, Sadie McGraw '06,
Taulbee McGraw '11, Maggie McGraw '14
Janet McNair (6.24.2013), grandmother
of Abby Wulf '12
Alfred H. “Al” Morse (6.18.2013),
father of Peg Morse Conway '81
Helen Mullin (4.25.13), grandmother of
Erin Mullin '08
John Overmann (8.19.2013), father of
Megan Overman Goetz '95; brother of
Mary Ann Overmann Barnard '68; uncle of
Catherine Barnard '04
Mary Elizabeth “Betty” Walborn
(11.5.13), grandmother of Emily Walborn
Galyon '98 and Elizabeth Walborn '00
Carolyn Warden (7.15.2013),
grandmother of Bernie Warden '03
David Welling (1.23.13), brother of Marisa
Welling Stewart '87, Elizabeth Welling Rouse
'94 and Emily Welling O’Reilly '98
Eric Werner (3.19.12), brother of Kirsten
Werner '84 and Ingrid Werner '86
John “Jack” Wiehe (11.11.13), husband
of Geri Purcell Wiehe (former employee)
Waltraud “Trudy” Williams (11.22.13),
mother of Roselinda Williams Cassini '68,
Erin Williams '75, Andrea Williams Ehoodin
'77, Jennifer Williams '80, Tricia Williams '82,
and Lisa Williams '85.
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THINGS COMING UP
Ursuline Academy Hall of Fame Induction:
February 8, 7 p.m.
Ursuline Academy Golf Outing:
May 19, 2 p.m.
Join Ursuline Athletics for the Hall of Fame
Induction, recognizing the athletic achievements
of Ursuline graduates. Also take advantage of a
fun-filled day of golf to benefit Ursuline Boosters
and Athletics! More information and registration
information is available on the Ursuline homepage.
Lenten Family Mass
March 16, 10 a.m.
Join the Ursuline community for Mass that
will include an opportunity for Lenten
reflection and community prayer. Mass will
be followed by breakfast and fellowship.
6th Annual Run for Lions 5K
March 23, 7:30 a.m. Mass, 8:30 a.m. Race
Awards will be given to the first three participants in each age category, the first three overall
male & female participants, the fastest Ursuline student and Ursuline alumna. All pre-paid
registrations will get a goodie bag, a t-shirt, and breakfast after the race.
Click on the 5K Run/Walk button on the Ursuline homepage to register!
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Ursuline Academy Spring Play
“Pride and Prejudice”:
March 27 – 30
Ursuline Music Department Spring
Concert: May 8, 7 p.m.
Ursuline Academy Stage Company presents Jane Austen’s
esteemed classic “Pride and Prejudice,” for its Spring Play.
Tickets will be available via the Ursuline website. Also,
please plan to join us in May for the Music Department’s
Spring Concert – all are welcome!
Easter Egg Hunt
April 12, 10 a.m.
Join us for this annual favorite – visit with the
Easter Bunny, enjoy an Easter egg hunt on the
school grounds, and visit with other members of
the Ursuline community. More information will
be available on the Ursuline homepage.
Reunion Weekend for Classes
ending in 4s and 9s
June 13 and 14
Ursuline alumnae from classes ending in 4s and 9s –
please add this weekend to your calendar and plan to
join your class for a joyous Ursuline Reunion Weekend. More information will follow soon!
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in conversations every day. Below are the most active recent posts.
If you’re on Facebook or Twitter, and want to join in the conversation, please follow us! If you’re not on these sites, contact
Communications Director, Sally Neidhard ’05, to share your
thoughts. We love enhancing the conversation!
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