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Two graduates receive LindaVester Ivy League ScholarshipsTwo members of the Class of 2011 have joined the ranks ofUrsuline alumnae who will attend Ivy League colleges withfinancial assistance from the Linda Vester Ivy League Scholarships.Lynessa McGee will attend Princeton and Ellie Robertsonwill attend Columbia. The Linda Vester Ivy League ScholarshipProgram was made possible through the generosity of LindaVester Greenberg '83 and her husband Glenn Greenberg. Thepurpose of this program is to encourage qualified Ursuline studentsto attend Ivy League colleges. The scholarship program hasbeen in place since 2001. After the committee of administratorsand counselors reviews applications and makes a recommendation,the graduate is awarded $15,000 per year for four years ofundergraduate Ivy League study.The 2011 Vester Scholars with President Sharon Redmond, center: Ellie Robertson– Columbia, left, and Lynessa McGee – Princeton.Ursuline Spirit Week spent serving othersDuring Ursuline’s annual Spirit Week April 11 thru 15, theentire student body rallied to help those in need through variousways which focused around community service. Eachday there were activities in which the students participated,including collecting pop tabs that were redeemed for cash anddonated to Ronald McDonald House. Old printer ink cartridgeswere sold to a recycling company and the money wasdonated to UA’s Performing Arts Department; and old cellphones were collected and donated for others to use. A longtimetradition at UA, the Penny War is a competition betweenthe classes to collect money to support a local agency. TheCanned Food Drive, another tradition for nearly 30 years, is alarge part of Spirit Week. The classes competed to collect thelargest amount of canned goods and personal hygiene items thatwere donated to four agencies, one for each class: St. Vincentde Paul, Mason Food Pantry, Mercy Neighborhood ministries,and Hope Emergency Program in Brown County. This yearthe Canned Food Drive exceeded its goal and reached 18,700lbs. of canned foods and household items; the seniors collected7,000 lbs. – the largest amount of all classes. “We have workedhard to celebrate the unity of the effort to see what we can doas a school community to meet the needs of others,” said CommunityService Coordinator Ruthie Hurley.participate in a pledge drive and Spirit Week Scholarship Walk.The pledges that students collect go toward providing scholarshipsto young women just like themselves, and that motivationmakes the Walk a big priority. Our students experience firsthand,the nurturing and challenging environment of Ursuline,and they love to work together to make possible a future forother young Lions. The Spirit Walk is one way our students canshare their love for their school and spread the word of ourunique learning through the larger community,” says art teacherand student council co-moderator Jeanine Boutierre,who was assisted with Spirit Week by co-moderator ElizabethWojtowicz.A pledge-driven 5K Walk through the Blue Ash neighborhoodcollected money for scholarships for young women to attendUrsuline. Every student was asked to collect $30 each fromsponsors for the Walk. “Each year, our students are asked toUrsuline seniors cheer each addition to the Canned Food Drive24 VOICES SUMMER 2011
ALUMS AND DAUGHTERS ATSenior Mother-DaughterLuncheonAlumnae Mothers: Fourth Row,Standing: Madeline Bruemmer Gilligan ’87,Donna Timmel Schnicke ’82, Julie SchmittKelly ’81, Nancy Reichert Wandke '85,Beth Kramer Adams '83, Peggy BonnBrewer ’83, Angela Clarke Haynes ’82,Beth Kramer Adams '83, Jennie WaddellMauch ’81, Laura Wiebold Martis '81,Nancy Flowers Cisneros ’81,Mary Isphording Ladrick ’81, Julie LedwinDriscoll ’82, Marybeth Partridge Dulle '81,Maureen Brennan Valentine '82Seniors: 3rd row - Clare Gilligan, EmilyAdams, Katie Brewer, Christie Mauch,Angela Cisneros; 2nd row - Brynne Kelly,Andrea Acus, Emily Haynes, Colleen Ladrick,Ali Valentine, Lauren Driscoll;1st row - Megan Wandtke, Megan Schnicke,Molly Harrigan, Sarah DulleAlumnae Mothers: 3rd row, Standing:Kathy Huber Greiner ’78,Mary Brosey Rust ’80,Suzanne Adams CaJacob ’75(Brown County), Kathy RobbinsGoldschmidt ’71, Kathleen ConwayBell ’79, Dianne Kreuzman Hill ’73,Donna Scheidler Gruber ’75,Julie Milam Ross ’76, Theresa NeyerVonHoene ’80, Ann Partusch Castle ’76,Teresa Stagaman Lamantia '78;Seniors: 2nd row - Ellie Greiner,Jamie Goldschmidt, Katie Rust, Nikki Hill,Holly Gruber, Frannie Ross, Amanda Castle;1st row - Natasha Bell, Libby CaJacob,Sam VonHoene, Mimi LamantiaVOICES SUMMER 201125
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