Mes Amis Spring 2011 - Forest Ridge School of the Sacred Heart

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Spring 2011 Mes Amis EDItOr Peggy O’Connor Director of Marketing and Communications AlUmNAE rElAtIONS DIrECtOr julie lundgren CONtrIBUtOrS Palie Cantu taylor Deegan-Williams ’13 Nicole Durham ’13 taylor Durham ’11 Chanel Farago ’12 Ellen jacobus ’13 Catherine juo ’13 Kasey Klansnic ’11 julie lundgren jordan mattheisen ’13 Emma murphy ’12 Shireen Nori ’12 Peggy O’Connor Kisha Palmer Kaya Payseno ’11 Nathalia Scrimshaw ’13 Krysta Svore ’97 margo Paddock, Copyediting PHOtOGrAPHErS Kim Eng john Fenoli julie lundgren Emma murphy ’12 Peggy O’Connor Zoe Otis ’13 Bridget rafferty Diana C. Wall, rSCj, ’82 (Broadway) On the Cover: Three Forest Ridge students photographed as they navigated the narrow streets of Jerusalem on their February trip. (Photo by Zoe Otis ’13) DESIGN & PrODUCtION CHm Graphics PrINtEr litho Craft Forest ridge School of the Sacred Heart 4800 139th Avenue SE Bellevue WA 98006-3015 425-641-0700 | PHONE 425-643-3881 | FAx Printed on recycled paper Mes Amis “my Friends” magazine is published in the fall and spring by the Forest ridge marketing and Communications Office. Dear Alumnae and Friends of Forest ridge, Greetings from the beginnings of spring in the Pacific Northwest where Forest ridge has so much to celebrate! you would surely be proud of your school and the accomplishments of our students, faculty and staff, and your fellow classmates and friends from across the years. The women from our past who are strong leaders and enlightened voices across our world today will be followed by our current talented students who are being educated by an extraordinary faculty and staff who take seriously their role in forming each student as a Child of the Sacred Heart. I can assure you the tradition lives on! Our campaign to increase our scholarship endowment by $15 million was an unprecedented success due in large part to the generosity of so many of you. We are quickly realizing a dream we have had for many years—to make a Sacred Heart education available to more qualified girls. We recognize that as the only Sacred Heart institution in the Northwest, we have a unique obligation to be sure that the young women we graduate are young women formed in the Goals and Criteria who go on to make important contributions to our local communities, whether Seattle or the Eastside, to our country, and, in the spirit of St. madeleine Sophie, in our world. While saying we are educating young St. Philippines may sound over the top, I think you would agree that if you met any of our current students, many of them embody Philippine’s pioneer spirit in following their dreams. Thank you for your support of Forest ridge School of the Sacred Heart. your generosity, prayers, kind words, and desire to speak highly of your alma mater, are important contributions to the enormous success we experience today. you are a vital link to our treasured past to our historic future—don’t underestimate how influential your words are when you speak of your school . . . or how grateful we are to you for making us who we are today. Thank you for keeping the dream alive for the young women we serve. Gratefully, mark l. Pierotti, Head of School
INSIDE tHIS ISSUE… 2 Jerusalem: An Unforgettable Experience 6 sacred heart 2.0: International Baccalaureate Comes to Forest ridge 10 Around campus 12 Auction 2011 photos 12 16 Alumna Profile: Cora Edmonds ’83 17 report on the “Open your Heart: make a Forest ridge Education Possible” Campaign 18 class notes 36 Milestones mission Statement Forest ridge School of the Sacred Heart provides a diverse and rigorous college-preparatory environment that inspires young women to become confident, compassionate leaders. As a member of a global network of more than 150 schools, Forest ridge educates to the following Sacred Heart Goals: • A personal and active faith in God • A deep respect for intellectual values • A social awareness which impels to action • The building of community as a Christian value • Personal growth in an atmosphere of wise freedom 2 16
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