HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2010-2011 - Sayre School
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2010-2011 - Sayre School
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2010-2011 - Sayre School
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Upper school<br />
During their four years in the Upper <strong>School</strong>, students forge strong relationships with their<br />
peers and teachers. They develop strengths and affinities that open them up to new and exciting<br />
possibilities. As graduates, they leave confident in their skills and prepared to embrace the<br />
challenges and possibilities that await them.<br />
- Timothy O’Rourke, Upper <strong>School</strong> Director<br />
Below top: Hayley Cunningham, Valedictorian,<br />
Class of <strong>2011</strong>, Furman University, Class of 2015,<br />
quotes Dr. Seuss, “Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile<br />
because it happened.”<br />
Bottom: Gabriel Ambruso, Co-Salutatorian, Class<br />
of <strong>2011</strong>, Princeton University, Class of 2015, paraphrases<br />
President Whitmore’s speech from the 1996<br />
film Independence Day, “We will not go quietly into<br />
the night! We will not vanish without a fight! We’re<br />
going to live on! We’re going to survive!” Today we<br />
celebrate our Graduation Day!<br />
“I am not afraid to fail, for I know that<br />
<strong>Sayre</strong> has prepared me, not just for college,<br />
but for life. I can make independent<br />
decisions without my parent telling me<br />
what exactly I need to do to get the best<br />
grades, be involved in the “right” clubs,<br />
or make “important” connections. I am<br />
also not afraid to fail because I know<br />
that I have an extensive support group<br />
that will be behind me no matter what I<br />
decide to do.”<br />
Claire Simon,<br />
Co-Salutatorian, Class of <strong>2011</strong><br />
Harvard University, Class of 2015<br />
Pictured above: Claire Simon and mother<br />
Kathryn Culligan Simon<br />
lMembers of the Class of <strong>2011</strong> earned collegesponsored,<br />
four-year merit based scholarships<br />
totaling $6,043,130.<br />
l The 65 members of the Class of <strong>2011</strong> attended 40<br />
different colleges in 21 states and Canada.<br />
l Thirty-six percent of <strong>2011</strong> AP students were<br />
recognized as AP Scholars and four as National<br />
AP Scholars.