HeartBeat - Summer 2014

In This Issue:
• Reunion Weekend 2014
• Class Notes
• ...and More
HeartBeat
THE ALUMNAE MAGAZINE OF SACRED HEART ACADEMY
SUMMER 2014
Congratulations
Class of 2014!
Graduates honored at the 136th Commencement
Community • reverence
• service • leadership
So Many Reasons
To Be Thankful
SHA Alumnae Board
2013-2014
Vice President
President
Jessica Moore ‘99
Laura Fenton Wince ‘02
Dear “Sisters”,
Vice President
Secretary
Thank you, Jesus!
Tara Kremer ‘89
I say that often, and I say it with true feeling. I thank Jesus often for all that He has
given me throughout my life, including
the opportunity to work on the beautiful
Ursuline Campus as alumnae director for my
beloved Sacred Heart Academy. I am blessed
and I am thankful! Here are just a few reasons why this year alone I’ve thanked Jesus:
• The nearly $23 million in scholarships
offered to the Class of 2014
Alice Cowley ‘02
Class Rep Assignments
Nannette Mershon ‘67
• The four state titles in golf, swimming, lacrosse and tennis
• Witnessing the seamless integration of iPads and other technology
into today’s classroom
• A healthy enrollment of nearly 850 girls
• Witnessing our students demonstrate their love of their adored
teacher, Alvin Guenthner, by raising money for student financial aid in
his memory
• Students, faculty and parents who traveled to Appalachia and far off
countries to serve those less fortunate
• Our choir traveling to Salzburg, Vienna and Prague for a nine-day
singing tour, including the “Mozart! Choir Festival”
• SHA alumnae in the press for college, military and professional
accomplishments, appointments to boards, service to church and community, college athletic feats, and much more
• The myriad of alumnae who took part in the annual SHA Career Day
• The more than 500 alumnae – Valkyrie Sisters – ranging in age from
22 to 73 who came “home” for the Friday night reunion weekend
kick-off reception. And the many more who attended the Golden
Grads luncheon, individual class gatherings, and closing Mass
• For the many alumnae, parents and faculty/staff who played a vital
role in SHA meeting its Annual Fund goal
• For the dedicated alumnae who volunteer their time, talents and
treasures as board members and Class Reps
Lastly, I must thank Jesus for my treasured friends and family. You see,
this past Christmas they surprised me with an incredible gift. In my honor,
they established the SHA Nannette Mershon Alumnae Scholarship that
benefits a student who aspires to be a Valkyrie, but does not have the
financial means to attend our school. What an amazing gift bestowed on
me! But, more importantly, what an amazing gift my friends and family
are giving a young woman! I am so grateful to my friends and family for
this gift – and for establishing it during my lifetime when I can witness
the good it is doing for young women, Catholic education and my “Dear
Sacred Heart”.
1950s
Dana Craig ’87 (83, 87)
Suzanne Schimpeler ’58 (57, 58, 59)
Kim Brossart Brown ’88 (85, 88)
Sr. Lorna Weiler, OSU ’58 (58)
Tara Kremer ’89 (86, 89)
1960s
1990s
Martha Schulten Martin ’65 (64, 65, 56) Beth Martin Doyle ’91(90, 91)
Linda Gies Carter ’66 (66, 61, 55)
Allison McGuire Gibson ’92 (92, 93)
Joyce King Jennings ’68 (60, 68)
Amanda Dearing Walukas ’94 (52, 94)
Nannette Mershon ’67 (67, 69)
Leah Stiebling Hawkins ’95 (53, 95)
Annie O’Connell ’95 (96, 97)
1970s
Erin Hall Rasinen ’98 (54, 98)
Nancy Donovan Pratte ’70 (70, 71)
Jessica Moore ‘99 (99)
Denise Nevitt Golden ’73 (72, 73)
Anne Callahan French ’75 (62, 74)
2000s
Susan Mullin Toutant ’75 (63, 75)
Allison Hartley ’00 (04, 05)
Pam Higgs Martin ’75(76, 79)
Courtney Young Green ’00 (00, 10)
Kathy Boswell Knotts ’77 (50, 77)
Melanie Miranda Thornton ’01 (01, 11)
Susan Schultz Gibson ’78 (51, 78)
Laura Fenton Wince ’02 (02, 12)
Alice Cowley ’02 (03, 13)
1980s
Channing Underhill ’06 (06, 09)
Julie McDonald Olsen ’80 (80, 81)
Brittany Miller ’07 (07, 08)
Kim Karem Washle ’84 (82, 84)
The Sacred Heart Academy Alumnae Association is comprised of
more than 10,000 women who have graduated from Sacred Heart
Academy since it was founded in 1877. SHA, a member of Sacred
Heart Schools, is a Catholic, college preparatory girls’ school. Faithful
to the mission of the Ursuline Sisters, SHA educates the whole
person, fostering Christian values, personal integrity and responsible
leadership in a supportive learning environment committed to
academic excellence.
The HeartBeat is published quarterly by the Sacred Heart Schools
Office of Institutional Advancement. Please submit information for
publication or address changes to:
Sacred Heart Academy “HeartBeat”
3177 Lexington Road
Louisville, KY 40206
Phone: 502.896.8681
Fax: 502.895.0989
E-mail: alumupdates@shslou.org
www.shslou.org
Information in this issue of the HeartBeat was received by the Sacred
Heart Schools Communications and Marketing Department prior to
June 13, 2014.
Yes, it’s been a good year at Sacred Heart Academy.
THANK YOU, JESUS!
Nannette Mershon ‘67
SHA Alumnae Director
ACADEMY
Learners to Leaders
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Student Achievements
• Thank you to Pat Wathen and Ruth Hendrix for your devotion
to Sacred Heart Academy for so many years! You will be missed
and we wish you fun days ahead in your retirement!
• Amy Teta ’14 was selected as a winner of a National Merit
$2,500 scholarship.
• The following SHA seniors earned special recognition at
Honor’s Day:
Miss Sacred Heart
Alli Overfield
100% Effort Award
Sarah Feldkamp
• Congratulations to Clare Blim (dance), Sanjana Mahesh
(musical theatre) and Katherine Glaser (musical theatre) on being
accepted to the 2014 Governor’s School for the Arts. GSA
provides three weeks of hands-on arts opportunities for talented
rising junior and senior high school students.
• Congratulations to the following student/athletes who signed
letters of intent in the spring to play college athletics: field
hockey - Caroline Fowler (Rhodes College); swimming Nikki Kauffmann (Bellarmine Univeristy); volleyball - Kianna
Dieudonne (Rollins College) and Kelsey Gentile (Bellarmine
University); softball - Kaitlyn Holden (DePauw University) and
Ellen Stephens (Centre College). The Class of 2014 had 20 student/
athletes sign letters of intent.
Bunny Daugherty Unsung Hero Award
Megan Brangers
Parents’ Association Award
Margaret Johnson
SHA Alumnae Association Outstanding Senior Award
Caroline Fowler
Athletes of the Year
Madeline Latino
Dai’ Jia Ruffin
• The Valkyries brought home two more State championships in
2013-14! In the spring, the lacrosse and tennis teams both won
state titles. This is the third title for the lacrosse team and the ninth
title for the tennis team. SHA won four State titles this year!
• Congratulations to the following individuals who were presented
the St. Angela Award by the Office of Mission Effectiveness for
their daily commitment to the Ursuline Core Values of community,
reverence, service and leadership: Pat Wathen (faculty), Elizabeth
Daly (senior), Meredith Edelen (junior), Abigail Haering
(sophomore) and Elaine Jury (freshman).
• Raven Merriweather ’14 was named the Penn Station
Athlete of the Year and received a $5,000 scholarship. Raven will
attend Bellarmine University and play basketball for the Knights.
• Kudos to Bernie Sommer ’16 who was selected to serve as a
United States Senate Page!
• The following students have been accepted into the 2014
Governor’s Scholars Program: Samantha Cawthon, Sydney
Flynn, Darcy Gleeson, Sarah Hammond, Hannah Hardy, Kayla
Mattingly, Hanna Pfeiffer and Clare Schrodt.
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Dear Sacred Heart, school of my heart…
The 136th Commencement of
Sacred
Heart
Academy
On May 18 at Bellarmine University, 193 eager
classmates came together one last time as the Class
of 2014 for the 136th commencement of Sacred
Heart Academy. The class has much to be proud of,
including the following:
• Earned nearly $23 million in academic and
athletic scholarships
• Offered 527 academic and athletic scholarships
• Accepted to more than 130 colleges and
universities across the United States
• One National Merit Finalist and six National
Merit Commended Students
• Eight Kentucky Governor’s Scholars
• Three Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts
Students
• Twenty-two International Baccalaureate Diploma
Candidates
In addition, of the 193 graduates, 39 have mothers
and 21 have grandmothers who are alumnae
of SHA, and one has a great-grandmother who
graduated from SHA.
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Reunion
Weekend
2014
We shall remember
and love you we vow
It
…Dear Sacred Heart
was a weekend of laughter, stories, reminiscing, a few regrets (the plaid dress
with puffy sleeves for the dance was not a good choice, for instance!) and even
a few tears. Sacred Heart Academy alumnae traveled from the north, south, east
and west of the continent to spend the weekend with their Valkyrie sisters.
The festivities began June 6 with an invitation-only reception hosted by Dr. Cynthia
Crabtree, president of Sacred Heart Schools, and Mary Lee McCoy, principal of SHA, for
alumnae who are loyal and consistent donors to the Annual Fund.
The official reunion weekend kicked off with an all-class reception in the gym. Music from
the decades, class photos, trolley rides around the Ursuline Campus, browsing memory
tables that held yearbooks and other memorabilia from years past, shopping in the SHA
campus store, and walking the halls of SHA kept alumnae busy all evening.
The Class of 1964 was welcomed into the Golden Grads club on Saturday at a luncheon at
Audubon Country Club. Graduates from 1940 to 1964 attended this special luncheon that
included remarks by Mary Claire O’Daniel ’14, granddaughter of Claire Fensterer Lococo
‘64. Saturday afternoon and evening was also hopping with individual class parties for the
Class of 1964 to the Class of 2009!
On Sunday, many alumnae and their families attended Mass in the Ursuline Motherhouse
Chapel. Guests and the Ursuline Sisters in attendance gave thanks for the many blessings
of SHA. Following Mass, guests were invited to a complimentary continental breakfast at
Top Photo: Polly Martin Jones ’94 and
the beautiful Ursuline Arts Center (formerly Ursula Auditorium).
her husband, Andrew, with their son and
daughter and the SHA Valkyrie, Kelly Teta.
Second Photo: Nannette Mershon ’67 (SHA
alumnae director), Leah Montgomery ’94,
Tara Kremer ‘89. Bottom Photo: Melissa
Drehs Masterson ’89 and Elizabeth Ringo
Farley ‘89
The hit of the evening was the introduction of Ursuline Sisters who are alumnae
and/or taught at Sacred Heart Academy. From left: Sr. Judy Rice ‘62, Sr. Lynn Jarrell
‘66, Sr. Ruth Ann Haunz ‘64, Sr. Helen O’Brien ‘53, Sr. Louis Marie Willinbrink ‘52,
Sr. Martha Jacob ‘53, Sr. Pat (Marcian) Lowman, Sr. Paula
Kleine-Kracht ’64 and Sr. Lorna Weiler ‘58.
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Class of 1949: Seated- Sharon V. Hurley, Lucy Thiemann Pinto, Betty
Koenig Zoeller, Sue Krebs Doyle; Standing - Joann Jones Carpenter,
Joan Evans Stasel, Ida Mae Jorboe Buffat and Marilyn Metzler Hynes.
Class of 1954: Seated, l-r: Betty Quinlan Grady, Sue Droppelman
Peege, Peggy Harlowe, Ann Ferris Kelley; Standing, l-r: Carole
Cambron Cochrane, Carolyn Heim LaChance, Marilyn Gottbrath
Michael, Betty Quesenberry Froning, Shirley Gonyea Stralka,
Darlene Haner Dean, Mary Lee Beckman Ackermann, Joan
McDonogh Heins, Joanne Broghamer Sheehy, Elizabeth Smythe,
and Barbara Simms Carpenter.
Class of 1964: Sally Haller Lenihan, Norma Hewett Hogan, Patti
Dr. Cindy Crabtree, president, with 1964 alumnae Sr. Paula Kleine-
Kieier Moses and Linda Martin Siemon
Kracht, Sr. Margaret Ann Hagan and Sr. Ruth Ann Haunz
Three generations: Claire Fensterer Lococo ‘64, Mary Claire
Family Ties: Sr. Martha Buser ’49 and niece Susan Smith Strom ’64
O’Daniel ’14 and Amy Lococo O’Daniel ‘86
and Sr. Paula Kleine-Kracht ’64 with sister Mildred Kleine-Kracht
Ransdell ’49
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The Class of 1959, L to R: sitting - Sister Pat (Marcian) Lowman,
Class of 1960: Rosemary Liebert Lubbers, Rosanna Schmitt Buckley,
Carol Poggel Gruelich, Mary Helen Allgeier Murphy, Sarah
Colleen Herbig Magruger
Schoenbachler Gallagher; standing – Mary Jane Robinson Karem,
Mary Sautel, Barbara Pierce MacDonald, Martha Bayens Dooley,
Martha Dilger, Jean Buehner and Sherran Kircher
Class of 1964: Suzanne Bleuel Mattingly and Kathleen Nolan
Class of 1969: Karen Tyrrell Krupiczewicz ’69 and her husband, Wes,
Stuedle
and Mary Hall Waguespack
Class of 1974: standing - Jacque Lintner McMurry, Joanie Kearns
Class of 1979: Lisa Loran Iceman, Kathryn Quesenberry, Mary Kay
Allgeier, Carla Sullivan, Gina Mattel, Anna Stivers; sitting - Sandra
Olash Marhshall
Wetting, Dianne Sauter Buddell, Denise Cecil Beghin, Kim Pierce
Liebert
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Class of 1984: Julie Kempf Borders, Carol Fortwengler Schmitz,
Class of 1989: Katherine Kuntz, Alanson Horton Boden, Carol
Phaedra King. Christy McDonald Merkly and Christina Hostman
Probus Coke and Anne Hackett Harty
Smith
Class of 1994: Leah Montgomery, Jennifer Stovall Newton, Michelle
Class of 1999: Rebecca Russ Spencer, Sarah Deskins, Lauren Hitron,
Jacobs Midha, Sue O’Daniel McMahon, Janet Moriarty Mills, Gita
Angela Weyler, Ruth Wimsatt Trautwein, Jessica Moore Spalding,
Pirouznia Sheehan and Jenny Olges
Theresa Dowell Blackinton and Debbie Jones Hudson.
Class of 2004: Megan Hewitt, Natalie Isgrigg McLochlin and Crystal
Class of 2009: Katie Harryman and Chelsea Lockhart
Kelly
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2015 SHA Alumnae Awards Nomination Form
Please indicate for which award you are nominating your candidate. Forms must be received by November 6, 2014.
Alumna
of the Year – This award of highest honor is given annually to an alumna who has contributed significantly to her
community and enriched the lives of those around her. As a graduate of SHA, her outstanding accomplishments bring distinction to the
school and the strong foundation it fosters in young women.
The Heart Award – This award is given annually to Sacred Heart graduates or individuals who have contributed significantly to
their community at large or the SHA community and faculty. This man or woman has devoted a tremendous amount of time and given
unselfishly to serve the needs and lives of others.
Honorary Diploma – This award is given annually to an individual whose devotion to Sacred Heart Academy is equal to completing the requirements for a diploma. The award can be given to a man, woman, teacher, public figure, or to a former student who
attended but did not graduate from SHA.
Ursuline Teaching Legacy Award – This award was established in March of 2008 to honor the Ursuline Sisters’ 150th anniversary of teaching in Louisville. This award will be given annually to an alumna who has dedicated 20 or more years to teaching.
Valkyrie Hall of Fame – This award is given to a former SHA athlete or coach (living or deceased) who performed with excellence in a varsity sport and shows true sportsmanship to family and community. Alumnae candidates for this award must be at least a
10-year graduate.
Please include the following items when making a nomination:
1) The completed nomination form
2) Your honoree’s resume
3) A list of volunteer activities, parish, civic and/or professional
4) A list of all awards that your honoree has received
5) Two or more personal letters to the selection committee stating why this person should receive the award
6) An original photo or email a high resolution JPEG to nmershon@shslou.org
7) For the Valyrie Hall of Fame award, include all the information listed above and a list of sports, years participated and awards
received while at SHA or in college with your nomination
Nominee
First
Maiden
Last
Graduation Year
Address
City, State and Zip
Phone (home)
Phone (work)
Phone (cell)
E-Mail
Education: Elementary
High School
College
Parish or Place of Worship
Profession
Employer
City, State and Zip
Spouse Name
Nominator
First
Maiden
Relation to nominee
Last
Graduation Year
Years Known
Address
City, State, and Zip
Phone (home)
Phone (work)
Phone (cell)
E-Mail
Send all nominee information to: SHA Alumnae Awards, Sacred Heart Academy Alumnae Office, 3177 Lexington Road, Louisville, KY 40206
All candidates selected will be honored at the SHA Alumnae Awards Celebration Wednesday, February 5, 2015 (place TBD)
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Planned Giving
St. Angela Merici Circle
From the writings of St. Angela, the 10th Legacy states:
“With the help of God you will do much good for others.”
In our winter 2014 Heartbeat, I asked if you have remembered Sacred Heart Schools in your will or estate
plan. Many volunteered they have made formal plans for SHS to receive a gift by will, insurance or trust
from their estate. We are most grateful to these wonderfully generous friends who will be part of our St.
Angela Merici Circle, documented in our 2014 annual report and invited to a special reception hosted by
Dr. Cindy Crabtree, president of Sacred Heart Schools. I know there are more who have remembered Sacred
Heart in the future, but have not informed us. By letting us know, you will encourage others to say, “You
know if she did that, I can too!” Will you consider making a commitment to do the same? Gifts by will,
trust, IRA, or gift annuities will “do much good for others” as St. Angela stated.
I am happy to talk with you about this special way to remember your Dear Sacred Heart.
Mimi Ward
Executive Director of Institutional Advancement
mward@shslou.org
502.896.8681, ext. 1518
Annual Giving
From the Heart, we thank
The students and faculty of Sacred Heart Academy say THANK YOU to all of the
YOU
alumnae for their generous support of the Annual Fund! Your gifts, regardless
of the amount, helped SHA meet its goal of $465,000 for the 2013-14 school
Class Year
year! The Annual Fund, considered part of the school’s operating budget, is
1944
$395
28.57%
necessary to assist families in need of financial aid, to ensure technology and
1949
$2,260
15.38%
other enhanced learning tools are available to students and teachers. YOU make a
1954
$2,070
38.00%
difference!
1959
$4,145
32.56%
Reunion Giving Class Participation
1964
$10,462
29.63%
Special thanks to all of the
1969
$7,235
15.58%
reunion year classes,
1974
$2,110
17.76%
which combined
1979
$5,565
12.84%
contributed more than
1984
$6,775
18.14%
$64,000 to the Annual
1989
$11,450
17.74%
Fund! Class reunion
1994
$4,585
23.72%
planners presented Mary
1999
$2,728
13.61%
Lee McCoy, principal, with
2004
$1,730
15.08%
the “big” gift at the Friday
2009
$2,610
10.47%
Night Reunion Weekend
Kick Off party.
Total
$64,120
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?
Are
YOU
a future
Valkyrie
Keep Your
Peeled
For more information on
the following events!
Class Rep Luncheon
Are you a Future Valkyrie? We’re excited to meet you and your parents this fall! We invite
you to get to know us at these fall events:
Shadow Visits: If you’re in 8th grade, you are invited to shadow beginning September 8!
Simply have a parent or guardian call the Enrollment Office at 502.896.3926 or schedule
your day online at sacredheartschools.org/academy. If you have a friend you’d like to
shadow, that’s great; just let us know her name! Otherwise, we’ll pair you up with a
student with similar interests. In 7th grade? No worries! You can schedule your shadow
visit beginning January 12!
School Tours: If your parents would like to schedule a private tour, we’re happy to do
so most anytime during the year. During the school year, we typically schedule private
tours Monday – Thursday between 8 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. and on Friday between 8 a.m.
and 2:15 p.m. Tours generally take about one hour. Please schedule a tour in advance by
calling the Enrollment Office.
Parent Information Night, November 11, 7 to 9 p.m.: This a great way for parents
to see what sets Sacred Heart Academy apart from other high schools! Parents are
invited to attend up to three breakout sessions on various topics, such as academics
(including International Baccalaureate Program), sports, student life, performing arts,
learning differences and financial aid. While this evening is designed with parents in mind,
prospective students are certainly welcome to attend!
Open House, December 7, 2 to 4:30 p.m.: The event you’ve been waiting for! This
afternoon, is a perfect way for prospective parents and 6th, 7th and 8th grade girls to
experience the excitement of our students for their school, to visit classrooms, talk to
teachers, explore the Ursuline Campus and discover the many different activities you will
want to be a part of at Sacred Heart Academy. Open House is conveniently scheduled on
a Sunday afternoon so that you can see all our campus has to offer and so that you’ll have
time to experience the day to its fullest!
Placement Test, December 13, 9 a.m.: You’re on your way to becoming a Valkyrie!
This is the first step in the enrollment process. There is no pre-registration; simply bring
$10 and two #2 pencils. Academic scholarships are awarded to the top placement test
scores. Keep in mind that to qualify for an SHA academic scholarship, you must take the
placement test at SHA.
Questions? The SHA Enrollment Office is here for you! Please call 502.896.3926
or email SHAadmissions@shslou.org
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We hope to have at least two Class Representatives
from each class attend this complimentary
luncheon. You will hear about all that is going on
at SHA today, ways to keep your class connected,
and honor this year’s Class Rep of the Year. For
more information, contact Nannette Mershon at
502.896.8681, ext. 1509 or email
nmershon@shslou.org.
From Backpacks to Briefcases
SHA Career Day
November 20 • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
SHA alumnae will talk with juniors and seniors
about all the careers women excel in today! To
be part of this day, conact Nannette Mershon at
502.896.8681, ext. 1511 or nmershon@shslou.org.
SHA Alumnae Awards
Celebration
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
This annual awards dinner honors the Alumna of
the Year, Heart Award recipients, Valkyrie Hall of
Fame inductees, Ursuline Teaching Award recipient,
and honorary diploma recipient.
Nominations for the 2015 honorees are now being
accepted! Please see the nomination form on page
9-10 and nominate a deserving candidate today!
Interlude 2015
March 7, 2015
A dinner/auction that benefits Sacred Heart Schools.
Watch for more details!
2015 Reunion Weekend
Celebrating all classes whose
graduation year ends in 5 or 0.
If you would like to be a part of your class reunion
planning committee, contact Nannette Mershon at
502.896.8681, ext. 1509 or nmershon@shslou.org.
Class Notes
1942
welcomed a second daughter, Hadley
turned 2 in May. Katherine is a registered
Marilyn Merten Summers and her
Jo, in March 2013. Heather is a women’s
nurse at Baptist Health Louisville. Micah
husband, Wilson, celebrated their 70th
health nurse practitioner with Integritas
is an accountant. The family resides in
wedding anniversary on May 27. The
LTC & Affiliates.
Jeffersontown.
couple married while Wilson was serving
in WWII and live in Panama City, Florida.
1994
Kristen Williams and her husband,
Matthew Kronengold, welcomed Calvin
James in March. He joins big sister,
Cadence (3). Kristen manages product
planning and development for the watch
and eyewear categories at Tiffany & Co.
2004
The family lives in New York.
Crystal Kelly, who helped SHA win
three consecutive State basketball
2002
championships and Western Kentucky
Emily Gimmel now serves on the board
University’s all-time leading scorer, has
of directors for Seven Counties Services.
been named to the 2015 Kentucky High
Emily is the owner of GRACESHIP, a
School Athletic Association Hall of Fame.
Louisville company that designs women’s
She played three years of WNBA and
laptop briefcases.
overseas basketball. Currently, Crystal is
Jill Jones Lynes and her husband,
Matthew, a captain in the U.S. Army, were
married on March 29 in Austin, Texas.
Bellarmine University’s assistant women’s
basketball coach under SHA alumna
Chancellor Dugan.
The couple met in Louisville while Jill was
Misty Wright and her husband, Robert
working toward her doctorate degree
Yoskowitz, were married in August 2013.
1995
in physical therapy. The newlyweds now
Misty and Robert graduated from Harvard
Jane Bleuel and her husband, Aron
reside in West Point, New York. Jill and
Law School in May 2013. Currently, Misty,
Silberberg, welcomed their second
Matthew look forward to many years of
also a graduate of Yale, is serving as a law
daughter, Elise, on April 24. Big sister,
joy and adventure in their marriage and in
clerk for Judge John G. Heyburn II of the
Julia (going on 4) is excited to have a baby
what the Army will bring them. Included
U.S. District Court for the Western District
sister. The family lives in Alaska, where
in the wedding was current Valkyrie,
of Kentucky in Louisville.
Jane works for Southcentral Foundation
Christian Davis ’17.
(Alaska Native Medical Center) as a
2009
Kristen Henn, field hockey stand-out
dental officer in the U.S. Public Health
at Michigan State University, was named
Service. The family will return to Louisville
the school’s Big Ten female recipient of
this summer for two years while Jane
the Big Ten Medal of Honor, which for
completes a residency in endodontics at
100 years has been a celebration of the
the University of Louisville.
student-athlete experience on conference
campuses and a predictor of remarkable
post-collegiate performance and
achievement in sports and beyond. Kristen
has a bachelor’s degree in engineering,
is working toward her master’s degree,
and will either pursue a doctorate in
Katherine Hubbuch Tyler and her
1998
husband, Micah, were blessed with a baby
Heather DeVore Lange and her family
boy, Elliot, in July 2013. Big sister, Allie,
engineering or begin an engineering
career in the renewable energy industry.
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In Memory
Class Notes Cont.
2010
Johanna Yun is spending the summer in South Korea teaching English as a Fulbright Scholar.
She graduated in May from the University of Louisville with a degree in anthropology and biology
and was a Brown Fellow scholar. Johanna will begin medical school this fall at the University of
South Florida Morsani College of Medicine SELECT program.
Remembering
Ryann
The entire Sacred Heart Academy family
2012
mourns the sudden death of Ryann Tewell
Meredith Lipp, a rising 2nd class midshipman at the
’08 on June 12. Her dear friends, Hannah
United States Naval Academy, has been chosen as a
English, Megan Moir and Margaret Means,
Stamps Leadership Scholar. Meredith was chosen for her
along with the Tewell family, are coordinating
leadership, scholarship, perseverance, service and creativity.
a memorial scholarship in Ryann’s name.
The scholarship funds international enrichment, research
If you would like to make a gift in Ryann’s
internships, and outdoor leadership experiences. This summer,
memory, please call 502.896.8681 or email
Meredith was the driver on the USNA N-44 sailboat Gallant in
knoltemeyer@shslou.org. Please continue to
the Annapolis to Bermuda Race in June, she was part of the
remember Ryann and pray for her family and
USNA travel abroad program to three cities in Brazil hosted
all SHA alumnae and family members who
by the Brazilian Navy, and she took part in a three week
have died in recent months and are listed in
international relations course at the London School of Economics.
this issue of the HeartBeat.
Multiple Years
Katherine Moser ’10, Mary Kate Vanegas ’11, Sarah Alice Shull ’12 and Gretchen Priddy
’13 were part of the musical, A. Lincoln: A Pioneer Tale presented in June and July at the Lincoln
Amphitheatre in Lincoln City, Indiana.
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14 • The Heartbeat • Summer 2014
Alumnae
Joan Tehan-Guimond ’67, sister of Nancy
Tehan ’69, Janet Tehan ’71 (deceased) and
Barbara Tehan Landesman ’72, died
December 23, 2013
Rose Marie “Tootie” Alvey Mather ’64, died
April 14
Rose Marie Miller ’92, died May 7, 2014
Suzanne Rapier ’61, died May 19, 2014
Marilyn Schuler ’50, sister of Joyce Schuler
Lewis ’51 and former SHA faculty, died
April 3, 2014
Mary Elizabeth “Betsy” Tafel Steele ’39,
sister of Patricia Tafel Kirchdorfer’41 and
Mary Tafel Barnum ’45, died June 8, 2014
Dorothy Krebs Sweeney ’39, daughter of
Adelaide Bosse Krebs 1907 and sister of
Miriam Krebs Lancaster ’32 (deceased),
Margaret Krebs Goebel ’35 (deceased),
Betty Krebs McCormick ’48 (deceased),
Jean Krebs Evanko ’49 (deceased), Helen Krebs
’34 and Virginia Krebs ’43, died March 14, 2014
Ryann Marie Tewell ’08, died June 12, 2014
Family
Norbert Allgeier, father of Linda Allgeier Cook ’80, Robin Allgeier
Russell ’81, Pamela Allgeier Henize ’83 and Becky Allgeier
Covelli ’86
Neal Bezoenik, father of Cheryl Bezoenik Pierce ’90
Bill Boland, father of Patricia Boland Haunz ’58
Patrick Bowling, brother of Kathy Bowling Gotting ’66, Barbara
Bowling Freibert ’72, Alice Bowling ’72 and Mary Ann Bowling
Armstrong ’79
Frank Buckley, husband of Rosanna Schmitt Buckley ’60
James “Bob” Burns, Jr., father of Julie Burns ’81
James Calkin, son of Gayle Freeman Calkin ’46 and brother of
Gaylynn Calkin Huber ’81
David Charmoli, father of Sarah Charmoli ’98 and Lauren Charmoli
Reherman ’00
James Cochrane, husband of Carole Cambron Cochrane ’54 and
father of Robin Cochrane Yacovetta ’89
Joseph Cole, husband of Suzanne Zehnder Cole ’66
Mary Ann Cole, mother of Sarah Cole Effinger ’75
Aaron Dean, brother of Brigette Dean Hines ’93
Irving Dein, father of Martha Dein Case ‘61
Jerry Denny, father of Mary Denny Walker ’76, Julie Denny Scharpf
’79, Patricia Denny ’84
David Driscoll, father of Ann Driscoll ’75, Mary Driscoll Skidmore
’77, Joan Driscoll Touhill ’80 and Amy Driscoll Niese ’85
John Froning, husband of Betty Quesenberry Froning ’54, father
of Anne Froning ’77, Mary Froning Hagerman ’80, Nancy Froning
White ’81 and Sally Froning Riley ’86; grandfather of Clare White
’07; and brother of Mary Froning O’Meara ’54
Harold Haering, husband of Elizabeth Kuhn Haering ’49
Leslie Haywood, mother of Shaun Haywood Breit ’76, Paula
Haywood Adkins ’79 and Colleen Haywood ’83
Joseph Hesen, father of Ellen Hesen Johnson ’76, Nancy Hesen
Klein ’79 and Vicki Hesen Lloyd ’84
Stephen Hines, husband of Jeanne Hartlage Hines ’76
John “Charlie” Gerstle, father of Mary Lou Gerstle ’70, Sally
Gerstle Weller ’76 and Jane Gerstle Childress ’79
Marshall Jaggers, father of Debbi Jaggers Kessler ’81
Peter Jakubiak, Sr., husband of Patricia Ryan Jakubiak ’68 and
step-father of Sandra Coleman MacDonald ’87
Colleen Hensel Johnson, sister of Michele Hensel Smart ’87
Maydell Kayse, mother of Darlene Kayse Krider ’77 and Danette
Kayse Morrison ’79
Mardou Keenan, husband of Mary Louis Hollenbach Keenan ’56
and father of Suzanne Holland ’75 and Holly Holland ‘77 and
brother of Mary Jo Keenan Shaughnessy ‘45 (deceased)
John Kelly, father of Kristen Kelly ’91
Bernard Kosse, father of Cindy Kosse Allison ’81 and Daphne
Kosse Crooks ’85 and grandfather of Natalie Allison ’15, Louise
Allison ’17, Hanna Crooks ’11 and Sarah Kosse ‘14
Thomas Krebs, brother of Mary Joyce Krebs Scamardo ’50
Larry Krider, brother of Mary Beth (Dolly) Krider Riggle ’72 and
Cathy Krider Mattingly ’74
Hazel Manning, mother of Pam Manning Stich ’68, Kim Manning
Sheroan ’72, Cindy Manning ’75, Monica Manning Westhusing
’80, Martha Manning Vuturo ’61
Matthew O’Connell, brother of Annie O’Connell ‘95
John Quesenberry, husband of Lucy Hancock Quesenberry ’61,
father of Letty Quesenberry ’89 and brother of Betty Quesenberry
Froning ’54
Mary Margaret “Pat” Radmacher, mother of Mary Ann
Radmacher Cannon ’62 and Alice Radmacher ’66
John Ridge, father of Raleigh Ridge ’61, Katherine Carlton Ridge
’64 and Mary Thad “Cedar” Ridge Koons ’68
Vivian Rulander, mother of Ruth Ann Rulander Weick ’63 and
Rose Rulander Clauss ’68
Sue Schnurr, mother of Lynda Schnurr Rikas ’78
Norman Seewer, husband of Nancy Sutton Seewer ’67 and father
of Courtney Seewer Couch ’97
Joseph Welsh, husband of Marlene Frazee Welsh ’54
Lisa Hilpp Wilson, wife of Brent Wilson, former SHA faculty
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A member of Sacred Heart Schools
Sponsored by the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville
Amy Baker Receives
Loretta P. Mudd Award
for Excellence in Teaching
Amy Baker, chair of the SHA Art Department, is the recipient of
the distinguished SHA Loretta Peter Mudd Excellence in Teaching
Award. The award recognizes a fulltime teacher who demonstrates
dedication to every student’s learning and full human development.
One nominator said of Ms. Baker, “I was experiencing a major
period of self-doubt. I was afraid to push myself. I could not find
inspiration and I was extremely close to quitting. Ms. Baker would
not let me give up on myself or succumb to my fear of failure. She
pushed me into an amazing journey.” Another said, “Ms. Baker
has fostered my growth, congratulating me on my triumphs and
understanding and comforting me on my failures. She has the
wisdom to both understand and explain that failure is a monumental
part of our growth as humans.”
Ms. Baker has been teaching at SHA for nearly 13 years. She teaches pottery, jewelry and accessory design, and International Baccalaureate art
classes. In addition, she serves on the Sacred Heart Schools Diversity Council and is moderator of the Farm to Fork Club, which includes teaming with
Sacred Heart Preschool students to tend a garden on the Ursuline Campus. She has a bachelor’s degree in studio art from the University of Kentucky
and a master’s degree in teaching from Spalding University. Ms. Baker is also a Girl Scout leader, volunteers for Anchal Project and is a working artist
with Pixley Knob Artists Guild.