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FLINTRID GE SACRED HEART ACADEMY 01

Letter from the President 2Snapshot: Graduation Day 2013 4

Glimpses: 6Gala 2013 14

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Tolog Family Tree: The Gutierrez Sisters 20

If These Halls Could Talk … 22

Boys of Flintridge 28 In the early ‘50s, a group of young

MEMBERS

Congregational Prioress

Vicaress General

Councilor

S. Carolyn Marie Monahan, O.P.Councilor

Councilor

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPeter Conti, M.D., Ph.D.

Chair

Leslie Kawai ’80

Darla Vessadini Longo ’75

Steven Mann

Keith Sharp

Allan Villegas

30 You Are All Preachers

34 Letter

35 Alumnae News

37 Class Notes

41 Alumnae Happenings

42 Alumnae Luncheon Spring 2013

44 Annual Report

46 Laura and Armik Agakanian

68 In Memoriam

Inside Back Cover:

leaders share their thoughts

On the Cover: Student Leaders in Spirituality:

Commissioner of Boarding Affairs and Kairos Leader; Ally Clapp ’13, Campus Minister;

Ministry Leadership Team;

table of contents

our mission:

young women for a life of faith, integrity and truth.

Seeking truth. Serving others.


a letter fromery dear friends,

aware

Veritas

when listening deeply and guiding another in a moment of

Committee’s leadership and the work of our Campus Leadership

Veritas

looking

V the administration in initiating and implementing this very

This effort supports the work of the Master Plan as we seek

As you well know, gratitude is a deep, living value that permeates my heart. There are so many wonderful people,

Very gratefully,

Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.

“People should not worry so much about what they should do but rather about what they should be. If we and our ways are good, then what we do will be radiant.”

Meister Eckhart,

T H E P R E S I D E N T


University of California Davis Los Angeles

San Diego

California State UniversitiesCal Poly Pomona

Fullerton

Northridge

Sonoma

Private Colleges and Universities in CaliforniaCalifornia College of the Arts Chapman University University of La Verne Loyola Marymount University Marymount California University

“ e are strong, erce, independent young

women who are not afraid to go after

what we want and make a difference.”

– Tara Kawai-Daniels ‘13

n June 2, the Class of 2013 celebrated the culmination of four fantastic years on top of the Hill. Much of the day followed tradition—the ceremony took place on Crane Field and the graduates wore long white gowns and carried bouquets of red roses. Katy Sadler delivered the commencement address, and valedictorian Tara Kawai-Daniels ’13 and salutatorian Lauren Kean ’13 also took turns at the podium. When asked to describe the Class of 2013, Sadler chose the following words: “Kind, joyous, inspirational,

to welcome them back to the Hill in the months and years ahead.

OUniversity of San Diego Santa Clara University University of Southern California Stanford University Private College and Universities Out of StateBaylor University Belmont University

Boston College Boston University Colorado College

Creighton University DePaul University

Fordham University

Lehigh University

University of Miami

Northeastern University

Purdue University

Skidmore College Southern Methodist University St. Mary’s College of Maryland Swarthmore College

Public Colleges and Universities Out of State

University of Colorado at Boulder The Evergreen State College

Indiana University at Bloomington University of Nevada, Las Vegas

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University of Oregon University of Utah

Universities Outside the U.S.University of St. Andrews University of Toronto

Community CollegesCollege of the Canyons Pasadena City College

99% of the graduates were admitted to 199

83 letters to the University of California System; 72 Letters to the California State University System; 106 letters to out of state


Just as surely as I speak to you about all of us being Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, you now become part of this fabric, this legacy that has endured on top of this Hill for over 80 years.

“

”- Katy Sadler

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snapshot


glimpsesFlintridge Sacred Heart Academy held two events in honor of

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AP Environmental Science (otherwise known as APES) hosted

solar-powered lanterns to Kenya and Tanzania. The inaugural 3.

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This summer, science teacher Leslie Miller traveled to

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glimpses

If you attended the Dodgers/Cubs game at Dodger Stadium on the night of August 27, 2013, you

the way out of the stadium, fans were saying to her that she

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The biggest change on campus for the 2013-14

rave reviews.

6.

New Assistant Principal of Student Affairs, Rosemary 5.


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Pizza, homemade cupcakes, In ‘N Out burger—these 8.

April’s Suegene Kim Assembly — held every school

of four Tologs (Natalie Lund Peterson ’81, Kathleen 7.

9Lois Longo, FSHA’s Director of Food Services, had 9.

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glimpses

This past spring’s production of “Peter Pan, or

were integrated into the seating areas, while the truss

the Darling family dog.

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mountainous town of Blanding this summer, 12.

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Show. The artwork was on display in the Student 13.The 2012-13 swim season came to a close on

all-time high for the program. Kirsten Vose ’15 14.

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glimpses

There are a bunch of new red All-American

’12, now in her sophomore season at Northeastern

honor for her stellar stint on the water polo team, and

in her freshman season.

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How to encourage more girls to embark

opportunities for those following in her footsteps.

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Word came in over the summer that seven recently

1,300 entries this year.

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This fall, FSHA welcomed

into the fold:

Jason Nicholson, Ph.D. | English (chair)

Lara Walker, Ph.D. | Spanish

Spanish, Spanish II and Spanish IV. Cindy Montoya | Dance

18. Mary Williams | Campus Minister

planning the liturgies, retreats and Kairos trips. Kristina Ortega | Religion

workshops, speakers, liturgy and rally. Christy Aneja ’00 | Mathematics

along with a minor in math from Loyola Marymount University, a


Chair:

Decorations:

Flintridge Festivities:

FSHOP:

Gift Gathering:

Invitations:

Live Auction:

Marketplace:

Printing: Peter Zwart

Procurement: Maria Lopez

Silent Auction:

Teach-a-Tolog: Cindy Bengston Budzyn and Brenda Pieroni

Volunteers:

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Ann Holmquist, Ed.D., former faculty member and mother to Megan ‘07Loyola High School, Assistant Principal of Ministry, Director of Adult Spirituality

I remain deeply attached

as women of faith, integrity and truth.

My favorite memories are of my daughter and

she graduated.

BOARD REPORT

Darla Vessadini Longo ’75, alumna and mother to Samantha ’03 CBRE, Vice Chairman, Managing Director

The Dominican charism of prayer, study,

the woman I am today and stays with me every

People may be surprised to learn that I’m a San Bernardino County Sheriff Level III.

Paul Locker, father to Kathleen ’08 and Kristine ’10Locker Realty Corp., President

I wanted to serve

their preparation for adulthood.

People may be surprised to learn that I trained alongside my two daughters as they were

training for my third degree.

Barbara Marshall, Mother Dolorosa Society memberBarbara Marshall Insurance Agency, Inc.

There is something about the atmosphere of

My goal for my work on the BOD is to see our

Sr. Gloria Jones, O.P. Congregational Prioress, Member

I was touched when the three students who

sharing made me realize all over again the

as for us, the Sisters!

People may be surprised to know that

having grown up in Anaheim and having worked

My mother worked at Disneyland for 24 years

Top row (l to r): Keith Sharp, Leslie Kawai ’80,

Bottom row (l to r):


Peter Conti, M.D., Ph.D., father to Alyssa ’11 and Paige ’11University of Southern California, Professor of Radiology, Pharmacy and Biomedical Engineering

I want to ensure

Avery Dennison, Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy and Technology, retired

My favorite memory of

While on the BOD

to serve the needs of young women well into the future.

father to Katherine ’14WASH Multifamily Laundry Systems, CFO

I view the BOD as an opportunity for me to serve

for our family.

I will always remember

and me very happy to see her so happy.

John Laco, father to Katherine ’15O’Melveny & Myers LLP, Attorney

The beauty and stillness of an early morning

grounds.

My goal is

serve generations of young women. There is an

my work on the BOD.

Steven Mann, father to Carly ’12Wells Fargo Private Bank, Senior Vice President, Regional Managing Director

My most lasting memoryGrade Visiting Day with my daughter. It was early morning and we were in the Lounge with the

FSHA is very well

Leslie Kawai ’80, mother to Tara Kawai-Daniels ’13Studio Moulding, Sales Representative

Seeing my daughter give

I look forward to

to fruition.

Bob Harper, father to Kathleen ’08 PricewaterhouseCoopers, Partner, Human Resources, retired

While serving on

People may be surprised to know I spent a year

Juli Goodwin Roginson ’83, mother to Mia ’17 Warner Bros., Executive Vice President

I serve on the

I believe this is

of the institution is alive and well. I hope that

maintaining that forward momentum.

Michael Davitt, father to Abby ’12, brother to

son-in-law to Barbara Johansing Buckley ’45 Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Director of Real Estate

I would like to

moving forward to meet the needs of an ever-

My favorite memory ofgraduation. It was one of the most impressive

Realtor, retired

I agreed to serve

with her throughout her life.

People may be surprised that I ran,

State Legislature at age 22. The hot issue of

Urban Partners, LLC, Principal in Charge of Operations

Just watching the transformation of my girls to

People may be surprised

several times now.

Keith Sharp, father to Katie ’11 and Emily ’13Falk & Sharp, Partner

I am so very

in the stewardship of that mission. (Plus, when

People may be surprised to learn that while I

Genevieve Parish in Van Nuys, I was awarded the Best Chorister Award. Those who have heard me sing will attest that a grievous error must have

Sr. Johnellen Turner, O.P. Director of Sponsored Schools I have a lot

tremendous growth, integrity, goodness and kind

People may be surprised to know that I’m a huge Dodgers fan and a friend of Tommy Lasorda.


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“You would never say, ‘I was never good at English,’ or ‘I was never good at writing.’ No one’s going to proclaim that, but it’s acceptable to proclaim not being good at math. I try to get them past that. It is OK to be good at math.”


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f lipping outJOHN ROBB: FACULTY PROFILE

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Why did you decide to become a teacher and speci cally a math teacher?

Your classroom is set up a bit differently – for example, the students don’t take traditional notes in a notebook. How do you use technology in the classroom? And how has it improved the teaching experience?

environment.

You also don’t do a whole lot of lecturing. Can you explain what a ipped classroom is?

Have you seen a large improvement in your students’ work since doing the ipped classroom?

Q. students were ready.

How is teaching math in an all-girls setting different than a co-ed setting?

What does the all-girls aspect bring to the teaching experience, especially in a male-dominated eld like math?

How do you do that?

How important is it for females to go into math-driven careers? What do they bring to the table?

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Anita and Gene

Lynette Gutierrez ’78

Chomyn ’79

Gene Gutierrez

Demaio ’88

Maslauskas ’91Denise Gutierrez-Brown

Diane Gutierrez

sisterT

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actOn the right, from top to bottom: A young Gutierrez

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of its students lived in the same hallways where

other than the United States.

around the world as teenagers has transformed them into mature, wise young women.

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View from the Top: What were your impressions of FSHA when you

Erin Li:

Jane Chetty: they

Paloma Enrigue Rosales: My didn’t imagine a hill like this.

LinhDan Pham: No ups and downs – nothing. My aunt used to live in

Paloma:

Erin: The only thing I really miss is Chinese food.

LinhDan: Food! Anything that’s not fried.

Jane:

areas, and so the fruit is so good. I really miss that.

LinhDan: sisters and I share everything with her. But now, I don’t Skype her

here and morning over there, and I need to sleep and she needs to work.

LinhDan:

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Jane Chetty ’15 isn’t entirely sure

Singapore. In the United States, at

Ministry Leadership Team, Amnesty

In August 2012, LinhDan Pham ’15

Paloma Enrigue Rosales ’15 had

– she followed in her mother’s

returning to her family.

Jia only had to travel

her parents now live. She and her family moved there last year from


Jane:

it’s this safe haven where you have more freedom. But I do miss

Erin:

Paloma: do a homework is really different.

LinhDan:

Jane: don’t have an Indian

Erin:

wisdom.

Paloma: and this

VFTT: What stereotypes did you have of the American girls when

Paloma:

LinhDan:

Jane:

LinhDan:

Paloma:

Erin: with

VFTT: Did you think FSHA would be easier than the schools you

Erin:

Jane: is

LinhDan: But here, no. It’s not good! English and writing are really hard here.

Jane:

Paloma:of my


Erin:we’re reading The Odyssey

Jane: English at the same time. As I got higher and higher into

LinhDan:

Erin:

Paloma:that hard. There are still some things where I’m like, what IS this?

LinhDan:

Erin:

Jane: 24,

want me to have a lot of options.


LinhDan: in

Paloma

Erin:

Paloma: They want me to learn more English, and they want me

they think.

Jane: I feel like my parents gave me a lot of freedom in those terms. So in terms of grades, in terms of friends, in terms of sports – they trust what I do. But if something’s not OK, they’ll step in. I

LinhDan: they

Jane:

Paloma:

Paloma:always have someone who’s helping me or doing something for

different.

LinhDan:

Jane:

LinhDan:

Erin:

My parents also want me to have some relationship to religion

to have a religion. They think that if people have a religion, if you

LinhDan:

Erin: all

Jane:

Paloma:

LinhDan: Even the freshmen!

Erin:

Paloma:

LinhDan:

Jane:

present in the people I meet every day and the life I live.


Boys of Flintridge

or 82 years, young women have graduated from Flintridge

time,

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against the wall. One of the older students ran to get help, while the

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For Mike Smith, his memories of the Sisters have more to do with age.

adds. Both Mike Smith and Tim Smith have several daughters that have

50 years ago.

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You Are All Preachers

than

for the goers. Everyone left the Gym that day with these words from Sr. Mary

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Three Tologs ventured to Michigan this summer, where they learned that preaching is open to everyone.


Those Tologs who had previously attended always spoke highly of

and

President

Brikk Bralley ’14,

Claire Sigler ’14

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A Gathering of Like Minds


years among them, learning and developing a new vision.

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The Origins of Dominicanism

The New Wine of Dominican Spirituality

attendees wanted to drive home for their fellow Tologs when PPreaching at FSHA

Find out how FSHA students preach through everyday life. Turn to the back inside cover.


a letter fromear Tologs, families and friends,

our growth and long-term goals. If you aren’t familiar with the AA, our

remiss to not share that we have some fun while doing so!

I am delighted to share the meaningful improvements we made last year. A few highlights:

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in the AA’s future!

President of the FSHA Alumnae Association

DTHE PRESIDENT OF THE FSHA ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION BOARDPresident:

President-Elect:

Secretary:

Student Community Council:

Erin Nolan Olmsted ’87Marisa Spinella ’09 Carol Kellogg Toogood ’80

Alumnae Community Council: *Christine Longo Navarro ’82

Lauren Partma ’02

Katie Blasiar Cowan ’00

Communications Council:

Development Council:

Reunion Chair:

Parliamentarian:

*Council Chair


Claire Rodriguez ’12

with an internship; instead, she walked

By the time her interviewer was ready

want you to intern here. I only want you

amazing people. I have to live up to their

Xanadu

Alumna Lands Record Deal

she graduated from the United States Naval

Joanne So ’04, herself a graduate of the U.S.

San Diego, passed along these photos from the

alumnae newsTolog Graduates Naval Academy


class notes

Grad Creates App for Emerging Writers

Niree Perian ’07

and delivers new short stories from emerging writers as

the author reading his or her work. This then gets delivered to a

Currently, the pair is awaiting iTunes app store approval, after


class notes, along with friend

(1)

(2)

1

Lynette Gutierrez Rehkopf ’78, Lompoc:

that are now 6 years old and the light

Verdes and was on the team that helped

(4)

:

something else to make a living.

working in the entertainment industry

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to auditions every day and someone is

therapy, taking meds and seeing my

and making them so happy makes me very happy as well. I still write a monthly

a talent manager is so wonderful and it really suits me.

is 9 and in the third grade at Mar Vista

(3)

: I

similar to Lake Arrowhead. I worked for the

home health assessments for patients

I am the one-year anomaly who attended

My sister, ,

only a year, Flintridge was a huge part of

marketing/media for almost 25 years. I am

Command in Miami, Fla. I have a daughter, (5)

Michelle Gutierrez Demaio ’88, Palmdale:

department as a trial attorney, where I have

and I love to spend time with family and

:

named Cienna. She is 2 years old now. I

am working with her so she will also play

as I did. (I went to UC Berkeley on a full

: I still

Kristin Friese Gannon ’85’s house where we had

ago. For several years, I ran the Bank of

5

4

class notes


her house, and I’m now running the U.S.

further away. I also run into Sara Cherback from time to time at the Safeway or

ones from afar, like Diana Suryohadiprojo Seda

where slaughter is still legal. Earlier this

was headed for slaughter, and she has

I also work with U.S. Bank to help the

and handed them out to kids who stood

to provide a method of disposal that

something that was inspired

daughter Catherine is a sophomore at

started 5th grade.

: I

volunteers in the state of Oregon. This role has taken me throughout the United

Class of ‘92!

: I graduated from Oregon State University

new department in 2007. I was one of the original 12 that started it up. After my

and more.

keep me entertained. (6, left)

: I attended

and sales. I work as a Development Sales

California. I am not married nor have any

in the very near future. (6, right)

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class notes

, Jennifer and Marisol Martinez

(7)

Natalie Holst ’03, North Hollywood: I

International Business and Marketing &

(8)

Natalie Osterling ’05, New York, N.Y.:

graduation from USC in 2009. I started

(9)

: On

student. Three and a half years later, we tied the knot! Three Tologs were standing on the altar with me – (my

and

City, and we look forward to starting our lives together!

Kimberly Chung ’08, Santa Monica: I want to share good news with you – I am going

A Study in Scarlet. I

Lara Repko ’12, Arcadia:

Drew Washington ’12, New York, NY: I

Katherine Russell ’13, Chicago, Ill.: I really

so many amazing people, and I have so many great new friends who I wouldn’t

have a stop named after us – and in 20

lot of the other students in the areas of writing papers, organization, study

to, to look over their papers and make

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alumnae happenings:Top row:

Middle row: Bottom row:

after the Alumnae Installation.


alumnae luncheon

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Baskin ’50, Carol Gallagher

Sister Carolyn

Crowe ’50

The Class of 1958 have fun while posing for a reunion

The Class of 1963

using the original

dinnerware.


annual report

our progress:

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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE, PLANNING AND OPERATIONS

model. This new model promotes professional development, goal

Flintridge Fund

Director of Finance, Planning and Operations

Financial Priorities Driven by Strategic Planning

Goal One

Goal Two

Goal Three

Goal Four


83%Net Tuition Revenue

8%Gifts & Donations

3% Summer Programs & Other

3% InvestmentIncome

3% FeeIncome

44%Instructional

3%

15%Administration

3% Admisssion

7%Dev, Alumnae, PR, Marketing

15% Plant Operations

5% Student Activities

8%Residential

$16.0

$14.0

$12.0

$10.0

$8.0

$6.0

$4.0

$2.0

$-6/30/07 6/30/08 6/30/09 6/30/10 6/30/11 6/30/12 6/30/13

ENDOWMENT AND RESERVES (IN MILLIONS)$800

$700

$600

$500

$400

$300

$200

$100

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FLINTRIDGE FUND (IN THOUSANDS)

2012-2013

OPERATINGREVENUE


ot too long ago, Laura Agakanian was

daughter. Agakanian, the proud mom of

moved on to study environmental engineering at Santa Clara University.

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now a Tolog for life.

the side of the student, and do anything and everything to give

Sustaining that feel for the future is foremost in Agakanian’s

Laura & Armik Agakanian

“If my daughter can live an empowered life from a younger age, before age 18 – that is truly a gift of life. I think Sacred Heart gave that to my daughter.”

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the powerOF PHILANTHROPY

e are pleased to report that Flintridge

your philanthropy, with new gifts and

the distinguishing factor

Philanthropy—your gifts—is what turns a good school into a great school.

we serve.

Thanks to your generosity, our Flintridge Fund

staff supported the Flintridge Fund. Their leadership in

WEndowment.

our

provide future generations of young women with an

Thanks to your philanthropy, the mission of Flintridge

Chair, Development Committee 2012-13

Chair, Development Committee 2013-14

Chief Development Of cer


in memoriam

marketing

Chair of

TLABONGE

Ankine Akelian

Catherine Phillips Ballenger ’35

Maria Gomez ’90

Tony Boland Miller ’45

Louise Erganian Papagelis ’69

Felipe L. Quezada

“I preach care by lending new boarding students my shoulder and sharing their sorrow. I comforted

the new boarding students who were homesick and had a hard time adjusting. I spoke about my

experience and shared my growth with them, which encouraged them.”

“I preach truth when I write meaningful articles for the school newspaper that have some kind of

message or purpose. I preach kindness when I help my friends with their homework and by treating

everyone with equal respect.”

“I preach by having a positive attitude and by being enthusiastic. Whenever I see a student that I do not know, I introduce myself to her in hopes of building a stronger sense of community and

sisterhood at FSHA.”

“I preach on the volleyball court during matches by cheering as loud as I possibly can for my teammates when they do something great and offering them a

high-five if they make a mistake. The support I feel on the court from my teammates and the great attitudes

everyone maintains are all a type of preaching.”

How do YOU preach?

Sierra deSousa ’14, Veritas Shield Editor-in-Chief

Emma Lin ’14, ASB Boarding Hall

Representative, Kairos Leader

Ally Clapp ’14, Campus Minister

Kacey Benson ’14, ASB President

FLINTRIDGE SACRED HEART ACADEMY

Seeking truth. Serving others.

440 St. Katherine Drive La Cañada Flintridge, California 91011

www.fsha.org

Parents of Alumnae:If your daughter no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please

address.

Phone: 626.685.8400Email: [email protected]

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