Spring 2010 - Assumption High School

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With Sympathy Deepest sympathy is extended to the following alumnae and their families in their time of sorrow: Community Spotlight ...continued Sister Mary Rene’ Mullen, Dee Hommrich Sackfield `74 on the death of her RSM passed away peacefully mother-in-law and Jennifer Sackfield Huber `99 on Tuesday, January 19, 2010 and Emily Sackfield `01 on the death of their at St. Catherine Convent. grandmother, Marian Mulligan Sackfield, on Sister was a superior at the March 1, 2010. Assumption Convent while teaching at Assumption High Patricia Rutledge Hart `76 and Mary Rutledge School from 1961 to 1968. Handel `78 on the death of their parents and From 1968 to the late 70s, Sister was administrator Angela Ash Davenport `99, Christen Handel McKiel of Lake St. Joseph Retreat Center, Crestwood. She `02, Christy Ash `03, Katie Ash `10, and Morgan served as administrator at Marcum & Wallace Rutledge `13 on the death of their grandparents, Senior SALT members put together blankets for Memorial Hospital, Irvine, KY (1980-1982); Mercy Wesley Rutledge, on July 2, 2009, and Mary Claire children at Kosair. Hospital, Hamilton/ Fairfield, Hamilton, OH Rutledge on February 17, 2010. (1982-1989); Sacred Heart Home, now Mercy Members of the Service Action Leadership Sacred Heart Village (1989-1992) and at Providence Jane Speaker Roberts `77, Joan Speaker Lipp `77, Retirement Home (now Mercy Providence and Laura Speaker Walker `78 on the death of Retirement Home) in New Albany, IN (1994-1996). their mother, Mary Lynn Feller Speaker `76 on the death of her mother-in-law, and Lauren Speaker `09 Helen Magers Maloney `60 on the death of her on the death of her grandmother, Geraldine Ann husband, and Sarah Maloney Stepp `96 on the Speaker, on April 23, 2010. death of her father, Frank “Pat” Maloney, on June 28, 2009. Monica Wheat `81 and Jeanne Wheat Stone `83 on the death of their father, and former cafeteria Joyce Fowler Straub `60, Regina Fowler Heun `61, worker and custodial manager, Ann Wheat, on the Congratulations to the following sophomores who competed in the Louisville and Charlotte Fowler Goodman `64 on the death of death of her husband, William C. Wheat, on their mother, Mary B. Fowler, on March 18, 2010. January 9, 2010. To the Class of 1960 on the death of their classmate Janie Burkhardt Sharber `86 on the death of her and Alicia Baer Veech `94 on the death of her aunt, father and Judy Hettich Burkhardt `59 on the death Patricia A. Wernert `60, who passed away on February of her former husband, James L. Burkhardt Sr., on 19, 2010, after a long battle with breast cancer. December 29, 2010. Mary Lane Alberstadt Whitty `60 on the death of To the Class of 1995 and the family and friends of her mother, Mae L. Alberstadt, on April 11, 2010. Jennifer Denise Mickey `95 who passed away on March 20, 2010. Nancy Nichols Lydon `62 on the death of her mother, Dorothy Brimer Nichols Jordan, on July 25, Kristin Carter Cockerel Revelette `95 and Kimberly 2009. Cockerel `00 on the death of their mother and Phyllis Hubbuch Randall `61 and Carol Hubbuch Kitty Burns Russell `61 and Sister Mary Theresa Downs `64 on the death of their sister, Jeannie Burns `79, SCN on the death of their brother, Cockerel, on March 11, 2010. Charles F. “Chuck” Burns, on October 10, 2009. Danielle Dolan `99 on the death of her father, Newspaper advisor Sandra Johmann West `61 and Patty Johmann Daniel Dolan, on December 28, 2009. Morris `63 on the death of their mother, Virginia Thompson Johmann, on May 8, 2009. Emily Haire `01 on the death of her brother, Dr. Adam Wesley Haire, January 22, 2010. To the Class of 1964 on the death of Kathleen Zehnder Brown-Topolsky `64 on February 6, 2009. To the Class of 2003 and the family and friends of Kelly-Liz Doyle `03 who passed away on Betsy Frankrone Hoefler `66 on the death of her January 2, 2010. mother and Robyn Hoefler Yates `89 on the death Lisa Wieland of her grandmother, Mary Frankrone, a 1943 Mercy Anne-Hamilton Thompson `03 on the death of her Academy graduate, on October 24, 2009. grandfather, Frank J. “F.J.” Thompson Sr., on February 3, 2010. Janet Fehder Lombardo `68 on the death of her Congratulations to junior Emily father, Kathy Link Fehder `79 on the death of her Lana Pohl `05 on the death of her mother, Debbie Przystawski who came in third in her age father-in-law, and Jennifer Fehder Viers `01, Natalie Boughey Buresh `77 on the death of her sister, and Fehder `08, and Alexandra Fehder `12 on the death to the Class of 1974 on the death of their friend group out of 179 girls in the Anthem 5K of their grandfather, Wm. E.Fehder on November and classmate, Donna Boughey Pohl `74, on race this year. Way to go, Emily! 29, 2009. January 29, 2010. Congratulations to Morgan To the Class of 1980 and Linda Busch Edmonds `70 Julie Laemmle `07 on the death of her grandfather, Reeves! Morgan has been on the death of her sister, Martha Busch Farris `80, staff member Donna Laemmle on the death of her chosen as this year’s Father on March 25, 2010. father-in-law, and AHS Board Member, Mark Laemmle on the death of his father, August “A.J.” “Augie” John H. Morgan Trust Scholarship Award recipient. Cheryl Heckman Bauman `74 on the death of her Laemmle, on February 28, 2010. husband, Robert J. Bauman, on October 12, 2009. Morgan was honored at the Heather Jones `11 on the death of her father, Salute to Catholic School Steven W. Jones, on December 30, 2009. Morgan Reeves Alumni dinner in March. Team (SALT) for seniors made blankets for terminally ill children at Kosair Hospital. The students also included a card for each of the families with a photo of the girls making their blanket so that the children can see who made the blanket for them. Regional Science Fair at the University of Louisville in March and received the following honors: Jaclyn Ochsner, second place in Engineering: Electrical & Mechanical for her project, “Which type of liquid running through a solar collector will capture and transfer the most heat?” Amanda Vokoun, second place in Microbiology for her project, “Green CO2: What’s In It For You?” and Brittani Loeser, third place in Environmental Management for her project, “Styrofoam vs. Ecosteward Carryout Boxes and Their Ability to Decompose Under Certain Conditions.” Lisa Wieland was selected as a Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction by the National Society of High School Scholars. Lisa was nominated by Ashley El Rady for outstanding dedication and commitment to excellence in the classroom.
Alumnae Class Updates Audrey Ernstberger’s Gold Key artwork. Senior Audrey Ernstberger received the Emerging Visual Art Award for her Gold Key drawing at the Regional Scholastic Award Ceremony for Art and Writing. Only five students were chosen for this award from 200 Gold Key Award winners. This award was presented by the Arts Council of Louisville. Senior Tory Cooney Congratulations to Tory Cooney for her outstanding showing at the statewide English Speaking Union Shakespeare competition. Out of 17 strong competitors from across the state, Tory came in second place. Great job, Tory! Congratulations to all the students who competed at the Future Business Leaders of America Region 3 competition in March. Assumption was well represented at the competition. Special congratulations go out to the following students who advanced to state competition in April: senior Michelle Amon, second place in Sports Management; junior Angelina Kolomiets, second place in Job Interview; and seniors Kylie Marshall- Bohn, Natalie Phelps, and Sarah Profumo, third place in Management Decision Making. Way to go, girls! The following students will have their work displayed at the 2010 KYAEA All-State School Art Exhibition. Congratulations to AP Drawing and Painting seniors Madi Adams, Kirsten Anderson, Anna Beilman, Tiffany Cambron, Marie Clements, Samantha Coleman, Sara Davis, Audrey Ernstberger, Paige French, Peyton Hobson, Tiernan McClanahan, Krissy Raque, Elizabeth Thompson, Laurie White, and Marissa Wilson, and CP Drawing sophomore Shelby Spurgeon. Congratulations to the following field hockey seniors for becoming NFHCA Academic All Americans: Michelle Amon, Stephanie Burry, Shelby Hawkins, Riley Higgins, Rachael McAllister, and Brittany 16 Raque. Way to go, girls! 2000 continued Jean Bishop Weil’s son, Niklas “Nico”, was diagnosed with Smith-Magenis Syndrome which is a very rare genetic disorder. There are Jean Weil with Nico only 600 known cases diagnosed world-wide; however, it is often misdiagnosed as autism, Fragile X syndrome, or Williams syndrome. Jean is desperate to raise awareness about this syndrome. You can visit http://nicosjourney.webs.com/ to read more about Nico. 2002 Class Ambassadors: Nancy Buchino, Mary Byrne Christy Schuhmann Kendall married her best friend of two years on November 7, 2009 at Southeast Christian Church where they are members. They opened their own business in January 2010 called KBI Team. They are living happily in Louisville and enjoying the newlywed life! Jamie Kovats resides in Louisville and is a sales representative for Shire Pharmaceuticals. She plans to marry Nathan Gilmore of Lexington, Kentucky, on July 31, 2010. 2004 Class Ambassadors: Megan Herde, Michelle Jones Jackson Atticus Evans April Schweinhart proudly announces the birth of her son, Jackson Atticus Evans, on May 23, 2009. April has been accepted into the experimental psychology doctoral program at UofL. Samantha Taylor is living in Tampa, Florida, and recently graduated with her master’s degree in secondary social studies education from UK. She is teaching world history and microeconomics at Land O’Lakes High School. She is also head coach of the girls’ tennis team. 2005 Class Ambassadors: Maureen Melchior, Lana Pohl Brittany Rountree graduated in May 2009 from UK with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. University of Dayton roommates. Erin Smith, Chelsea Crabtree, Jessica Mackin, and Cara Duran, Class of 2005 Rockets, all graduated from the University of Dayton in May 2009. The four lived together for the past two years on campus along with a graduate of another Sisters of Mercy school in Chicago. There were countless AHS memories, sharing of apparel, and singing “The Rose” in their house at 1919 Trinity. 2006 Class Ambassador: Lisa Kaminski Katy Field, a senior at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, was inducted into the National Communication Honor Society-Lambda Pi Eta. She graduated May 16, and will pursue a masters degree in the school of Labor and Employment Relations. 2008 Class Ambassador: Colleen McHugh Meredith Doll is the president of the UK chapter of Engineers Without Borders. In May 2010 the group travelled to Cameroon, Africa, to help the community of Nkuv repair a road. Engineers Without Borders is a nonprofit organization that partners student or professional groups with developing communities worldwide in order to improve their quality of life through the design and construction of sustainable engineering projects that communities can operate without external assistance. continued on page 17 Assumption Magazine Spring 2010 15
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