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Wings Fall 09 - St. Scholastica Academy

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F E A S T D A Y & 8 T H G R A D E I N D U C T I O N<br />

The celebration of <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Scholastica</strong>’s Feast Day in February 2008 began with a Mass officiated by Abbot Justin Brown, O.S.B.<br />

The classes of 1958 (50 years) and 1983 (25 years) were honored at this special event. After Mass, 137 eighth graders were<br />

formally inducted into the SSA family.<br />

Principal Mary Kathryn Villere impressed upon the eighth graders the significance of their induction into the <strong>Academy</strong>. Villere<br />

stated, “Being a member of this <strong>Academy</strong> affords you certain opportunities. It allows you to learn a mode of living (the pillars<br />

of Benedictine spirituality) that, if followed, will support you in making life choices throughout your lives.” Each of the eighth<br />

graders received the SSA pin in honor of their induction to SSA<br />

The senior “big sisters” pinned their eighth grade “little sisters” and then formed an Honor Guard holding pink carnations,<br />

which were given to the eighth graders as they processed through the line.<br />

Part of the Feast Day celebration was a luncheon organized by the SSA Parent Club and held in the cafeteria. The co-chairs<br />

of the luncheon were Julie Authement, Rebecca Cole, Karen Saltalamacchia, and Cindy Smith. The decorations chair Paulette<br />

Crawford transformed the cafeteria into a Night at the <strong>Academy</strong> Awards where everyone was a shining star. The banners and<br />

tables were decorated in black and white with an official red carpet entrance. There were candid pictures of students on the<br />

bulletin boards as “SSA Shining <strong>St</strong>ars”. The cafeteria staff prepared a delicious meal and the SSA moms served lunch to the<br />

honored alumnae, students, teachers and staff.<br />

<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Scholastica</strong> lived in the fifth century and with her brother <strong>St</strong>. Benedict founded two religious orders for men and women.<br />

The school has a special saying about their patron, “<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Scholastica</strong> could do more because she loved more.”<br />

Front Row (L to R) Kelly Carite Boyd ’83, Patricia Hebert Huval ’58, Patsy Healy Kyte ’58, Jeanne Livaudais Daigle ’57, Paulette Heldner Holahan ’53, June<br />

Fortier Seeger ’56, Winnie Heintz Jordan ’46, Nageeha Zaghloul Yazbeck ’93, Jennifer Ballard Gitz ’85. Back Row (L to R) Susan Boudreaux Loesberg ‘68,<br />

Nicole Jemison Siverd ’95, Sybil Hector Pfeffer ’58, Anna Reber ‘58, Ellen Rose Ostendorf Cook ’58, Dianne Murray Vasquez ’58, Camille G. Bruce ’58,<br />

Corrie Boudreaux Ibarra ’98, Eleanore Krentel ’98, Kathleen Craig Holmes ’98, and Emily Meyer Selin ’00.<br />

D O V E W I N G S 49

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