Friday, May 5

Alumnae Visiting Day
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Della Robbia Gallery

Alumnae Art History Class with Dr. Christopher Wilson
10 to 11 a.m. 
Ruth Hanna Simms Reception Room 

50th Reunion Lunch for the Class of 1973
Noon to 2 p.m.
Granger House

50th Reunion Meet & Greet with Lower School
2:30 to 3 p.m.
Lower School Courtyard

Alumnae Assembly with Upper School Students
2:45 to 3:30 p.m.
James Whittier Lewis Theatre 

Alumnae Association Cocktail Party
6 to 8:30 p.m.
Second Century Garden
*6:15 p.m. - Awards Presentation & Champagne Toast with Head of School Susanna A. Jones
Champagne Cup and Presidents' Cup, Distinguished Alumna Award, Rosie Award,
and the 2020 and 2023 Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony*

Saturday, May 6

Cook-Out & Family Gathering
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Holton Campus

Learning Commons Hard Hat Tour
11 a.m.
Holton Campus

BIPOC Meet-Up
1:30 p.m.
Holton Campus

LGBTQIA+ Meet-Up
2 p.m.
Holton Campus

Reunion Celebration Cocktails & Dinner for the Classes of 1932 through 1972
6 to 8:30 p.m.
Holton Campus

50th Reunion Celebration for the Class of 1973
6 to 8:30 p.m.
Holton Campus

Saturday Night Off-Campus Class Party information can be found under the Class Party Tab

If you do not see your Class Party details, please check back again soon for updates.

The Holton-Arms Alumnae Association celebrates recipients of The Distinguished Alumna and The "Rosie" Awards once a year during Reunion Weekend. 

The Distinguished Alumna Award

The Distinguished Alumna Award was established by the Board of Directors of the Alumnae Association in 1973 to recognize the career, professional, or volunteer service accomplishments of an outstanding alumna of the Holton-Arms School.

 

Celine Jimenez Crowson ’83

In her Senior yearbook, Celine Jimenez Crowson ’83 quoted, “if you can imagine it, you can become it. If you can dream it, you can achieve it.” This has certainly proven true for Celine, as she is now an incredibly accomplished attorney and partner at Hogan Lovells, one of the most prestigious law firms in the world, with more than 2,400 attorneys.

A leading woman in technology, Celine is at the forefront of patent litigation, protection, and commercialization for the world’s most valuable technology companies. She represents both science and law, using her technical background in electrical engineering and her deep experience in intellectual property law to represent some of the best-known computer, telecom, and automotive companies. Celine currently leads the Americas Intellectual Property, Media, and Technology practice at Hogan Lovells, where she is one of twelve partners to sit on the governing Board and also serves on the firm’s U.S. National Diversity Committee.

Celine credits her early interest in STEM to Holton-Arms, with fond memories of studying physics and calculus with the inspiring and endearing Mr. Puckett. Holton-Arms and Mr. Puckett earnestly encouraged and supported Celine’s choice to apply to engineering school during her senior year, and that support was part of the reason Celine won the Valiant Award at graduation from then Head of School Jim Lewis. After graduating from Holton in 1983, Celine attended Duke University where she received her B.S. in electrical engineering cum laude in 1987. She then attended Georgetown Law School where she received her J.D. in 1990. Celine has lectured at Georgetown Law School’s Class in Entrepreneurship.

 

The "Rosie" Award

Created by the Board of Directors of the Alumnae Association on September 17, 1990, The Rosemary Wire Anderson ("The Rosie") Award recognizes an alumna's extraordinary service to Holton-Arms. It was presented for the first time at Reunion Weekend in 1991 to Rosemary Wire Anderson '58. The award recognizes extraordinary service to Holton faculty, volunteers, employees, and members of the Board of Trustees as well as the Alumnae Board.

The "Rosie" Award is a surprise to the recipient and will be announced at Reunion Weekend.

 

Athletic Hall of Fame

Established in 2000-2001, the Holton-Arms Athletic Hall of Fame honors and perpetuates the memory of those individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Holton-Arms athletics and have helped bring recognition, honor, and excellence to the School and its athletic program throughout its history.

In 2000-2001, the Centennial Year, the idea for an Athletic Hall of Fame arose to honor student athletes, individual teams, and outstanding coaches throughout the history of Holton-Arms School.

Members of the Athletic Hall of Fame should serve as a standard of excellence and inspire current students and teams to achieve their own level of excellence. The 2020 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees will be inducted as part of our next round of Athletic Hall of Fame inductions in Spring 2023.

 

2023 - Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees

Candace Green Banks '98

Candace Green Banks began Holton in the eighth grade and attended the School for five years. While at Holton, Candace played Varsity Basketball for two years and was the starting center. She also ran Varsity Track for four years serving as the Team Captain in her Senior year and was the ISL 1st place finisher and Holton-Arms record holder in discus in 1996 – 1998.  Candace particularly excelled in the sport of volleyball, playing Varsity Volleyball for three years and serving as the Team Captain. In 1997, Candace was featured in the Washington Post Player Spotlight, and in 1998 she made the Washington Post All-Met Second Team and was the Player of the Year. In post seasons, Candace played with the D.C. Juniors and Peak Performance Travel Club Teams.

During her time at Holton, Candace demonstrated a passion for volunteerism and bettering the Holton community. After deciding to pursue volleyball seriously and train in the off season rather than play Varsity Basketball, Candace remained a part of the team by serving as the Team Manager and score keeper. Candace was also an active member of the Holton Booster Club and accumulated an impressive number of community service hours in the Brown House Child Development Center.

After graduating from Holton, Candace attended Yale University and played Varsity Volleyball from 1998 – 2002 and in 1999 received the honor of Yale University Most Improved Player. She continued her passion for volunteerism by participating as a Yale Athletics Youth Day Volunteer during her four years at the University. She was an active member of the Yale chapter of Athletes in Action, and in 2000 she traveled with the group internationally to volunteer and share her passion for volleyball in Hong Kong and Sri Lanka. In 2002, Candace was awarded National Strength and Conditioning All-American and picked up basketball again, playing for her College’s Club Team.

Candace remained active in sports post-college. She played in the D.C. Pro-Women’s Volleyball League in 2003 and began competing in figure competitions in 2006. During that year she also became certified as a NASM Personal Trainer and started a personal training business. Candace currently lives in Fort Washington, Maryland with her two children, Dasher and Greenlee. She continues to volunteer as a team mom and coach for their sports and works as the Design Director at PROVEN Management LLC.

 

Tyler Leachman '02

Tyler Leachman ’02 began Holton in third grade and attended the School for ten years.  While at Holton, Tyler excelled in many sports including field hockey, basketball, and most notably lacrosse.  She is one of the most decorated athletes in Holton’s history with recognition as MVP and All League, All County, and All Met across all three sports.  She also received the Coaches Award for Varsity Basketball in 2001 and the Suzanne Bailey Award in 2002.  

After graduating from Holton, Tyler attended the University of Virginia where she played Varsity Lacrosse and was a three-year starter.  During that time, in 2004 and 2006, the team was the ACC Champion and in 2006 Tyler won MVP of the ACC Tournament, tying the ACC Tournament Record with 11 goals.  She was All State (Virginia) in 2004, 2005, 2006 and First Team All American in 2005 and 2006. Tyler is also the 3rd all-time leading scorer and 4th in points at UVA.

Tyler graduated from the University of Virginia with a BA in Psychology followed by a Masters degree in Elementary Education and Teaching.  She taught First Grade for ten years at the St. Stephens & St. Agnes School in Alexandria, VA, and remained dedicated to lacrosse by serving as the Head Coach of Junior Varsity Lacrosse in 2013 and 2014, and Offensive Coordinator of Varsity Lacrosse in 2015 and 2016.  Tyler is currently an Academic Success Coach with FEV Tutor and works with districts in the area to develop customized tutoring plans to promote academic growth. 

 

Bailey Johnson Scheurer '74

Bailey Johnson Scheurer '74 attended Holton for twelve years, beginning in first grade as a member of the last Class to attend First Grade at Holton-Arms on S Street.   

During her time at Holton, Bailey played Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, and Varsity Softball as a Freshman through her Senior year.  She also played Varsity Track during her Junior and Senior years. Bailey was also an ISL Badminton Champion and part of the team that won two consecutive ISL Badminton Championships.  Notably, Bailey was inducted into the Holton-Arms Athletic Association as a Sophomore.  In 1972, she received the H.A.S Athletic Prize and in 1973 she was the recipient of the Holton-Arms School Special Athletic Award which recognized the best athlete in the School.   For Bailey’s senior year project, she worked with Lower School students and taught them how to pitch and play softball. 

Bailey has remained active in the Holton community as the parent of alumnae Annie Scheurer Casertano ’03 and Allison Scheurer Oakford ’06.  Bailey has helped the School in many capacities including as a phonathon volunteer, a contributor to the Holton Fund and the Holton Centennial Campaign, and also assisted her husband in managing the Holton-Arms School Ice Hockey Team.  

Bailey is still active in the sports world.as an avid and accomplished golfer who demonstrates her expertise and passion on and off the course.  Bailey is the Founder and Co-Tournament Chair of the Annual Bermuda Ladies Pro-Am Golf Classic which will soon celebrate its 24th year. Bailey has been a club champion 15 times and recently celebrated her 9th Hole-in-One. To further enjoy and promote the sport, she installed a state of the art putting green at her home in Rehoboth Beach, which has been a huge hit amongst her neighbors, friends, and families of all ages.

Bailey’s biggest claim to fame are her 4 grandchildren, Mac and Bailey Casertano and Millie and Maddie Oakford. Bailey currently spends her time in Bonita Springs, Florida, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, and Chevy Chase, Maryland. with her husband, John M. Scheurer.  Bailey built a successful financial advisory firm offering a wide array of investment services and opportunities. She is semi-retired but is still the President & CEO of Capital Financial Advisors, Inc.

 

Heather Geddes Healy ’74

Heather Geddes Healy ’74 was a rare 16-season varsity athlete who competed in basketball, field hockey, softball, and track and field. She joined Holton in the ninth grade and describes sports as both an entry into her new community and an anchor within it. During her freshman year, Heather became the second freshman to start on the varsity basketball team. Her love of sports and pure athleticism contributed to her induction into HAA her sophomore year. Heather served as HAA president her junior and senior years.

In addition to her seasonal sports at Holton, Heather was a co-rep for Holton’s badminton team and brought home ISL championships two years in a row. She also received the Outstanding Basketball Player Award in 1972 and the Holton-Arms School Special Athletic Award in 1973. During her time at Holton, Heather developed and executed the first-ever field day for new Lower and Middle School students before school started. Heather recalls, “This was especially important to me, as I understood what being a new student among a group of established friends meant. Sports were a way for me to join and I wanted other girls to have access to that gateway.”

After Holton, Heather received her B.A. from Mount Vernon College and holds a Master’s of Social Work from University of Maryland. For the past 30 years, Heather has incorporated sports and physical activity into her treatment sessions and plans with adolescent and adult clients to advance their mental health and well-being. Currently, Heather serves as the Director of the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which provides behavioral health services for 50,000 flight attendants from 20 airlines and their families. Heather has been designing and directing workplace trauma response and behavioral health prevention and early intervention programs across federal, state, and non-governmental organizations for nearly four decades. Heather lives in Rockville, Md., with her husband, Brendan. They have four children, Brittany, Brendan Jr., Samantha, and Courtney.

 

Ylva Bostrom Ihrig ’87

Ylva Bostrom Ihrig ’87 started at Holton as a ninth grader, when swimming was not a School sport and swimmers practiced with their outside teams only. Ylva was still required to take P.E., even though she spent three hours in the pool each day. With the support of then-P.E. teacher Peggy Whilden and two 10th-grade swimmers, Niki Neviaser ’86 and Theresa Adams ’86, Holton started its first-ever swim team. Having an official team provided swimmers with the opportunity to compete in “Metros,” the D.C.-area championship meet at the end of each season, where Ylva earned an All-Met Honorable Mention. By her senior year, the Holton swim team made it into the yearbook, signaling to many that it was officially a Holton sport!

Ylva swam for four years on the varsity swim team at Princeton University, with a focus on butterfly and middle-to-long-distance freestyle. She received the Friends of Princeton Swimming Award during her senior year. Ylva spent a year between college and veterinary school working at veterinary clinics and coaching swimming, which included some practices at Holton’s then-new pool. Ylva was thrilled that the Holton swim team had not only continued; now, it finally had a place for students to practice together.

Ylva attended the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, graduating in 1996 and continuing her training at VCA South Shore Animal Hospital in Weymouth, Mass. She returned to Northern Virginia in 1997 and has been a practicing veterinarian in the area since then. She is the owner of the Animal Clinic of Clifton, in Clifton, Va., where she cares for cats and dogs.

Ylva started swimming competitively again about 10 years ago and now trains and competes with a group of “Master swimmers” at L4 Swimming. She is back to swimming long-distance freestyle and looks forward to open-water swims in the area this summer. Ylva lives in Fairfax Station, Va,. with her husband, Robert who is also a veterinarian.

 

Arlyn Katzen Landow ’95

Arlyn Katzen Landow ’95 grew up playing baseball with boys. In fact, she was the first girl to play in the Rockville Baseball Association (previously known as the Rockville Boys Baseball Association). Arlyn was a three-season athlete at Holton. As a freshman, she made the varsity teams in soccer, basketball, and softball. In softball, she truly excelled—so much so that her Holton coach suggested she try out for club teams and look into playing at the college level. At Holton, Arlyn was varsity softball’s MVP all four years, and her junior and senior years, she served as team captain and was voted First Team All-League, First Team All-County, First Team All-Montgomery Squad, and All-Met. She was also selected as the Washington Post Athlete of the Week during the spring of her junior year.

Arlyn was recruited by several colleges and ultimately decided to continue her softball career at the University of Pennsylvania. She was voted Honorable Mention All-Ivy League her freshman year and First Team All-Ivy League her sophomore year. After a knee injury ended her career, she immediately jumped into coaching, even while finishing her studies at Penn and throughout law school. Arlyn coached several local teams and, as her daughters became softball players, began coaching at the club level. She also coached for four years at the Baldwin School in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Arlyn spent the past several years coaching with the PA Chaos organization, widely considered the best softball club on the East Coast, and travels around the country all summer for the club team. Arlyn owned an indoor batting facility dedicated solely to softball development for young girls. Additionally, Arlyn has entered a new endeavor, and is now a published author.

Arlyn currently resides in Wayne with her husband of 23 years, Robert, and three daughters, Blake (19), Brynn (17), and Charly (15). Blake followed in Arlyn’s footsteps and is now a member of the University of Pennsylvania Softball Team. She's the first second-generation player in program history. Charly is a club softball player, now beginning her own college recruiting process. Arlyn is a member of the University of Pennsylvania Softball Board of Directors.

 

Jane Kinnamon '67

Jane Kinnamon ’67 began playing team sports as a fifth grader at the Country School in Easton, Md., when she had her first opportunity to play. Jane had a talent for sports in any season and in her sophomore year—after only one year on Holton’s field hockey, basketball, softball, and track teams—she was inducted into HAA. She was captain of both the field hockey and basketball teams in her senior year. Jane’s classmate writes, “Jane had the body and the mentality of a true athlete. While others could run, she could glide down a hockey field or a basketball court. As a halfback, I always looked for Jane to be open for an outlet pass on the hockey field, and as an exceptional wing, she could move that ball down the field with speed and control. On the basketball court, she could head fake and go in for the easy layup. Her accuracy on the free-throw line was exceptional. Jane was gifted at birth with the body of an athlete, but her heart, soul, hard work, and spirit…made her a true champion in my mind.”

In addition to her talent in sports, Jane was invited to join the Social Service Society during her junior year. This school group shopped for and sold food to boarders, and proceeds went to an orphanage.

After Holton, Jane graduated from the University of Iowa and then Mercy Hospital’s Medical Technology School in Baltimore. She worked in medical labs throughout the Baltimore area until her retirement in 2016. Jane continued to enjoy sports as an adult in Baltimore. She played on an AAA women’s fast-pitch softball team and coached a women’s softball team. Jane also enjoyed more informal basketball and racquetball games, and spent much time sailing—a pastime she continues to this day.

A friend of Jane’s wrote, “You would want a Jane Kinnamon on your child’s team, but not just because she was such a gifted athlete. More importantly, you would want a young player who set such a fine example in sportsmanship. Jane always saw herself as a member of a team.”

Reunion is an occasion to reflect on the difference Holton-Arms has made in your life and to give back. Each alumna is asked to honor her milestone by making a special gift to Holton.

The Champagne Cup is awarded to the Reunion Class achieving the highest participation in the 2022-2023 Holton Fund by Reunion Weekend. The Presidents' Cup
celebrates the class achieving the highest level of philanthropic leadership during a Reunion Year.

All gifts contribute to your class standings in the Presidents' Cup.

Competitions will close at 11:59 p.m. EDT on Wednesday, May 3.

Champagne Cup and Presidents' Cup winners
are honored with exclusive champagne service throughout Reunion Weekend.
Cheers to you and here's to Holton!

Click Here to Donate

Please consider a five-year giving pledge. Multi-year commitments allow Holton to look beyond the present and plan for a vibrant future for our students.

Gifts made over five years to add up quickly,
and the entire amount will count toward your class' Presidents' Cup standing.

The competition standings as of April 11, 2023:

 

Book your stay!

Holton-Arms has secured a room block for May 4 through May 6 at Embassy Suites by Hilton (6711 Democracy Boulevard, Bethesda, MD)!

Book your stay by April 4 to take advantage of the special group rate of $129.00 per night.

To make you reservations you can call the Reservation Department at 1-800-HILTONS (reservation code HA2) or click the link below to book online!

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Class of 1963
Friday, May 5
Casual dinner hosted at the home of Karen Spigel Bralove
6 p.m.
Saturday, May 6
Reunion Celebration Cocktails & Dinner
Holton Campus
6 to 8:30 p.m.

Class of 1968
Refreshments, Drinks and Appetizers
Hosted by Diane Humphreys Stuart
5 to 8 p.m.

Class of 1973
Holton Campus
6 to 8:30 p.m.

Class of 1983
Saturday Cookout hosted by Julie Marriott
Saturday evening Class Party hosted by Kathryn Alisbah
8921 Holly Leaf Ln
Bethesda, MD 20817

Class of 1988
Casa Oaxaca Bethesda
4905 Fairmont Ave
Bethesda, MD 20814
6:30 p.m.

Class of 1993
Cocktails & Hors D'oeuvres hosted by Uzma and Chris Knouss
9901 Kentsdale Dr
Potomac, MD 20854
5-8 p.m.

Class of 1998
Dinner & Drinks at the home of Jen Cornfeld Schenker
5300 Chamberlin Ave
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
6:30 p.m.

Class of 2003
The Avenue
5540 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20015
7 p.m.

Class of 2008
Tia Queta
4839 Del Ray Avenue
Bethesda, MD 20814
7 p.m.

Class of 2013
Mission Dupont
Brick Room
1606 20th St NW
Washington, DC 20009
7 to 9 p.m.

 Please contact the Alumnae Office at 301-767-2388 for Class Party details.
Don't see your Class Party information? Please check back soon for updates!

Judy Conger Shaffer '58

Lorrie Lipscomb Roberts '61

Leslie Smith '61

Zan Benham '63

Karen Spigel Bralove '63

Jean Forrester Cappello '63

Annie Cooke '63

Victoria Cerami Huckenpahler '63

Tina Weber Manatos '63

Anne Springer McKnight '63

Helena Victoria Morrison '63

Glenavie Norton '63

Leslie Whitelaw Scott '63

Nancy Frazier Teeple '63

Judy Boyd Terjen '63

Anne Frampton Vanderwarker '63

Victoria Young '63

Bitsy Bunker Zucker '63

Susie Cole Wean '67

Martha Dippell '68

Wendy True Gasch '68

Anne Wenchel Just '68

Nancy Ewan Robey '68

Anne Spence Seidlitz '68

Carola Sullam Shepard '68

Kathy Ylitalo '68

Pandy Rathbun Allen '73

Dale Hilgartner Cirillo '73

Margi Cohen Conrads '73

Cathy Teare Cutright '73

Gwen Arens Emery '73

Lindsay Harris '73

Betsy Nicolson Leitholf '73

Gale Ciceric Payne '73

Kate Montague Perry '73

Edie Peter '73

Elizabeth Shaw Record '73

Kim Hoffman Samperton '73

Vicki Dippell Somerville '73

Mandy Richards Vogel '73

Heather Geddes Healy '74

Lisa Armstrong '78

Jenny Georgia ’78

Julie Nathanson Jakopic '78

Antionetta Lee '78

Deirdre Macneil '78

Charlotte Hanstad '79

Mary Catherine Jones Thompson '79

Kathryn Alisbah '83

Kathryn Bowsher '83

Elizabeth Peyser Brody '83

Nori Young Buising '83

Celine Jimenez Crowson '83

Sarah Fishman '83

Taleen Ghazarian '83

Alicia Hosmer Gottenberg '83

Suzie Bonner Hoyt '83

Cristina King '83

Ann Leininger '83

Diane Monsein Levitan '83

Julie Marriott '83

Joanna Mayo '83

Karen Philipps '83

Natalie Posey '83

Linda Peterson Snead '83

Sarah Stetson '83

Cathy Johnson Butz '87

Susan Sowalsky Gold '88

Susie Farhandi '93

Isabel Gonzalez '93

Allyson Horton '93

Silvia Goicochea Kinch '93

Barella Shakoor Kirkland '93

Catherine Knowles '93

Jenn Cook McDonnell '93

Jenny Bates Navarra '93

Meredith Wisor Page '93

Susan Fishman Press '93

Taura Smalls ’93

Alison Cox Wadey '93

Arlyn Katzen Landow '95

Alia Ayub '97

Sarah Flack Lopez '97

Hallie Martin Arias '98

Micki Young Armour '98

Candace Green Banks '98

Abigail Betts ’98

Zhalisa Clarke '98

Liz Larson De Faria '98

Carolyn Dudley George '98

Ashley Fields Hedge '98

Kate Cleaver Humm '98

Ranise Jackson '98

Janaki Wickrema Kates '98

Sara Goldfarb Langmead '98

Constance Lindsay '98

Melissa Farnum Mather '98

Cara Spicer Pearlman '98

Virginia Snodgrass Rangel '98

Jen Cornfeld Schenker '98

Meredith Singer '98

Laura Davis Stifel '98

Abbie Taylor '98

Crystal Bennett Teed '98

Megan Kelly Walter '98

Tyler Leachman '02

Taylor Singer Morinigo '02

Kelley Swain Sullivan '02

Paige Nichols Anderson '03

Danielle Griswold Branson '03

Sam Hubshman Busuttil '03

Meredith Fay Carpenter '03

Lauren Healy Clauser '03

Bobbie Dougherty '03

Amanda Good '03

Amy Goodwin '03

Allison Hauspurg '03

Christina Norair Johnson '03

Ali Katz '03

Katherine Keeley '03

Jenny Kirstein '03

Deena Feinstein Krulewitz '03

Whitney Dellinger Nibbert '03

Wesley Adams Preuss '03

Lisa Rosenthal '03

Tania Sherman '03

Emily Crantz Silberstein '03

Betsy Parker Thaler '03

Mary Minshall Wolff '03

Laura Bierbower Zech '03

Bethany Young '05

Lizey Korengold Bernstorf '08

Amira Mattison Boylston '08

Sara Cohen '08

Alessandra Corriveau '08

Katy Gathright '08

Mary Hadley '08

Sara Scheineson Karerat '08

Laura Klick '08

Rachel Mcdonald '08

Cassie Murray '08

Sabrina Papazian '08

Bianca Peters '08

Leah Rand '08

Elizabeth Axelson Schaubert '08

Katherine Ness Shipley '08

Sarah Duncan Tomlin '08

Rachel Williams '12

Mackenzie Adelberg '13

Zoe Andris '13

Alexandra Berthiaume '13

Rebecca Bloom '13

Kaelin Brittin '13

Austin Butler '13

Lexi Butler '13

Isabel Cabezas '13

Hailey Cayne '13

Lindsay Cayne '13

Alison Cohen '13

Rodina Dereje '13

Yassaman Erfani '13

Polly Feldman '13

Allie Greenberg '13

Nikky Grover '13

Natiaha Hinnerichs '13

Abby Hsieh '13

Danielle Jones '13

Jenni Jung '13

Sachi Khemka '13

Katie Kirk '13

Anisa Larochelle '13

Sarah Lasky '13

Ayesha Lilaoonwala '13

Sarah Lossing '13

Emily Lucas '13

Morgan Mcnair '13

Amanda Meltsner '13

Mary Mutryn '13

Saachi Nangia '13

Jules Peiperl '13

Claire Baker Renner '13

Adriana Sensenbrenner '13

Malaika Simmons '13

Kelsey Spencer '13

Courtney Wiegand '13

Vivian Yu '13

Niki Abdala-Arata '18

Talia Bartley '18

Amber Batra '18

Kristen Bitsberger '18

Darcy Blaylock '18

Sophie Bloom '18

Audrey Bochi-Layec '18

Natalie Bock '18

Lexi Boo '18

Jessica Brown '18

Savannah Chatman '18

Grace Daley '18

Kate Fynes '18

Gigi Gaskins '18

Mia Gouffray '18

Nikita Gupta '18

Ashleigh Hale '18

Emily Katz '18

Sarah Kohn '18

Charlotte Koonce '18

Taylor Lawrence '18

Reagan Leibovitz '18

Becky Levinson '18

Nayana Macmillan '18

Elizabeth Marsh '18

Takara Mclaughlin '18

Sabrin Mohammednur '18

Kaitlyn Pham '18

Erica Robison '18

Brijit Sangha '18

Betsy Schugar '18

Jayme Slotkin '18

Katerina Soltany '18

Cayla Strong '18

Laila Syed '18

Julie Vadhan '18

Katie Waller '18

Imani Wright '18

Ellie Yeo '18

Registration is now closed. Please email Ally Mason at allyson.mason@holton-arms.edu to RSVP.
Thank you!