HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2010-2011 - Sayre School

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Upper school During their four years in the Upper School, students forge strong relationships with their peers and teachers. They develop strengths and affinities that open them up to new and exciting possibilities. As graduates, they leave confident in their skills and prepared to embrace the challenges and possibilities that await them. - Timothy O’Rourke, Upper School Director Below top: Hayley Cunningham, Valedictorian, Class of 2011, Furman University, Class of 2015, quotes Dr. Seuss, “Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened.” Bottom: Gabriel Ambruso, Co-Salutatorian, Class of 2011, Princeton University, Class of 2015, paraphrases President Whitmore’s speech from the 1996 film Independence Day, “We will not go quietly into the night! We will not vanish without a fight! We’re going to live on! We’re going to survive!” Today we celebrate our Graduation Day! “I am not afraid to fail, for I know that Sayre has prepared me, not just for college, but for life. I can make independent decisions without my parent telling me what exactly I need to do to get the best grades, be involved in the “right” clubs, or make “important” connections. I am also not afraid to fail because I know that I have an extensive support group that will be behind me no matter what I decide to do.” Claire Simon, Co-Salutatorian, Class of 2011 Harvard University, Class of 2015 Pictured above: Claire Simon and mother Kathryn Culligan Simon lMembers of the Class of 2011 earned collegesponsored, four-year merit based scholarships totaling $6,043,130. l The 65 members of the Class of 2011 attended 40 different colleges in 21 states and Canada. l Thirty-six percent of 2011 AP students were recognized as AP Scholars and four as National AP Scholars.
fine arts The Sayre Fine Arts program nurtures and develops students from Preschool through grade twelve to be creators, consumers, and patrons of the arts. Performances and exhibits of theatre, music, and visual art, on Sayre’s campus and in our community, enrich and display the talents of our student artists. Our motto is “we put the ART in Spartan!” - Amy Berryman, Fine Arts Department Chair From top left clockwise: Students present the annual Fourth Grade Spiritual Performance in conjunction with their Slavery and the Underground Railroad unit ; Lower School students create puzzle art for display on campus and in the Lexington community; Middle Schoolers perform “Time After Time: a musical revue” to rave reviews.
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2010-2011 - Sayre School

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