Video : Washi Release Blog Hop & Giveaway!
Time for some new Washi's from Altenew, and the designs are better than ever! We are hopping along to celebrate and you should have arrived here from ZINIA's wonderful blog.I have two cards and a video to share today, starting with a very clean and simple design.
It had been too long since I used the Summer Swirls set and for some reason the Rainbow Washi made me think of ice cream… and I did have to 'double up' the washi to get the background stripes in the pattern.
My sentiment is from the Layered Cupcake Stamp Set and I added a Fine Frame directly to the card front.
My second card uses the dramatic Tuxedo Washi Tape and I have a video showing you how the card came together.
I finally got the loooong coveted Floral Fantasy Dies and adore them as much as the stamp set. My sentiment is from the Signature Words Die set which you may have noticed has seriously been getting a workout here.
Also I will randomly choose a winner from the comments left on this post (only one comment per person) to win a $30 gift certificate to the Altenew Online Store, you have until midnight Tuesday October 2nd (AEST) and I will announce the winner here on Wednesday October 3rd.
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This may have been a simple card, but it is the most stunning with the Tuxedo Washi!
What a great idea using Washi tape to make popsicle. ( think outside the box lol) and those embellishments on top is adorable!
What a great combination on the thanks card using black and bright colors.
Awesome and elegant card Therese, love that Washi tape you used, it makes your vibrant flowers really pop.
Washi tape has come a long way indeed.
What a fun way to use the Rainbow Washi! I absolutely love that Tuxedo Washi and your card is fabulous.
I love your popsicle… so cute! Both cards are great!
Those wide Washi tapes are fabulous.
Gosh, they are gorgeous washi tapes! And you've created some lovely cards with them. Thank you for the inspiration!
Beautiful projects! LOVE the new washi tapes.
Therese, what a great Popsicle card you made with the washi tape! You were totally thinking outside the icebox on that one!!! I also really like the way you used the tuxedo washi tape; and you made the flowers look like a boutonniere (at least that is what it reminds me of! Reminds me of prom and homecoming dances).
Thanks for sharing! Always fun to watch you in videos!
Love these cards – Altenew's new washi tape is amazing!
Love these new washi tapes! Your cards are so beautiful!
The Washi tape in this release is gorgeous. And I have been on the fence about the floral 3d die, but you have completely sold me on it.
Beautiful cards!! The Tuxedo tape makes a stunning background for your second card!! TFS your video and showing how easy (and forgiving) it is to use the tape. Can't wait to try some!
I'll take one of those yummy popsicles, please 😉 Lovely cards.
Love these new washi tapes! Can't wait to get them. I love your cards, the tuxedo washi tape makes that card so elegant looking. Thank you for sharing.
How sweet! Love the Summer Swirls Washi! Thanks for the video and inspiration Therese!
I was hoping someone would showcase the black and white. very classy!
The tuxedo washi tape is so striking with the flowers. Thanks for such a beauty! I've already ordered some as a result of your inspiration!
I love that popsicle card! Too cute!
Love all your cards. Those washi tapes are going to be lots of fun to use.
What fun cards! And your videos are so fun to watch. I love your laid-back style… thanks.
Such great cards. Thanks for sharing.
You're talking me into spending money again! These tapes are so gorgeous and what a fast background!
I love listening to your videos as well as watching them and I also really like how you show that everything is not always easy. Great card by the way!
Cute popsicle card; then the second card is striking. I would never have thought of black as a background for flowers, but this totally works!
Love what you've done. So beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration.
background it makes. Gorgeous card.
A cute ice cream card and a dramatic flower card, love them both!
Love this card! I already have the Floral Fantasy dies, now I just need the Tuxedo washi tape!
Your cards are fantastic! The florals make such a statement on the black washi. Stunning!
they do make incrediable washi patterns. Lovely cards, looking forward to watching the video.
Lovely card! The Tuxedo washi looks very versatile. I like that it can be used for masculine or feminine cards.
I wouldn't have imagined what could be done with washi tape! Love the details.
Lovely cards…didn't realize washi could be so versatile!
WOW…I'm stunned with what you did with that Washi – never would have dreamed it would make such a delightful card!!!! Great job and so creative Therese!!!
the ice cream card is darling and the floral fantasy card so classy and elegant – wonderful cards, Therese!
This is the first time I've entered a comment, but I must tell you how much I admire Therese's brilliant blossoms against the tuxedo washi. The bright reds, the black background, the fine white accent lines…everything balances perfectly. I must try it!
Making a ice cream pop from the stripe washi is brilliant. I love how it turned out. Great tuxedo card too.
Such great ideas! I love the ice cream bar.
Love how wide these tapes are, makes them way more versatile!
I love how easy it is to work with the wide washi tapes. Striking card.
Love your ice cream card. What an interesting take on the new washintape!
I'm so glad you used that washi background–I was dying to see it in action. It's stunning, as is your card.
Super cute – both cards and you are right; NEVER would have guessed the Tuxedo was washi tape; just love that card!
You crack me up! And you make gorgeous cards. Using wide washi tape is so fast and so effective. I love it. The black and white card is dramatic and so pretty. Love your designs!
Such a grandiose look to your creation using the Tuxedo for background, and the lovely floral foreground.
love the new washi tapes, they make such great backgrounds for cards..
That was pretty cool!! Made me hungry for some ice cream!!
Such great cards! Love the icecream bar and the black washi looks great as a background.
love your cards- the ice cream one is so clever and creative! These washi tapes are totally rocking it!!
The ice cream card looks good enough eat!
Love your cards as usual, especially the Tuxedo one. Your videos are so entertaining and you make card making so possible for everyone!
Loved both cards! That tuxedo washi looks fantastic on your card!
Loved your video and the use of the Tuxido Washi tape. Looks easy and that is what I need is easy.
Great cards. Love the Washi.
I so want to see the pixilated pink washi tape in use! The tuxedo really appeals to me too. Love the icecream.
What a yummy looking icecream! Great use of the wide washi too – makes the bright flowers pop.
These tapes are so delicious, just like your ice cream treat!! I am in love with the tuxedo too. Lots of thoughts for using the wonderful tapes.
I love your cards and the new washi tapes. They are awesome!
This is an awesome release, love your cards.
I laugh with you on every video you make……apparently we have the same sense of humour (silliness). But seriously, who would've thought you could do this with washi tape? Beautiful!
The card with rainbow stripes is just 'too sweet'. Love the sprinkles.
Love your floral fantasy card!
Fabulous cards! Love that fun popsicle, and the layered flowers are beautiful against the Tuxedo washi background!
Gorgeous cards as always Therese! Watching you with the Tuxedo Washi Tape made me think of covering school books in contact! lol Although the Washi seems to be MUCH more forgiving.
Alternew continues to keep lifting the bar with their new products. I am still waiting for my Christmas Stamps order ( it is in Sydney! ) and now I have to have these washi tapes. I have so many ideas swirling around in my head.
Love the new Altenew washi tape. Can make a quick card.
These different patterns would be helpful when you don't have time to a full out background….and they are all great!
Oh, these are awesome! Loving the washi tapes!
I love your ideas. The vibrant flowers against the black background washi is very striking!
Yum, love the ice cream you made with the Washi tape. Made me smile.
Oh wow! I love your cards!! And that washi tape is so fun!
Love the way you used the washi tapes. Beautiful!
Hi Therese, I just love watching you. This one with the washi tape, wow. There is so many things you can do with it. I would love to win. Thanks for the chance!!
I can think of lots of uses for that tuxedo washi. So cool!
Beautiful cards. The one using the Tuxedo washi tape is striking.
You and Altenew are a perfect combination–classy, understated and deceptively simple.
Wonderful cards! The first one with the Ice Cream on a stick using the Rainbow Washi tape is just so precious! I really love the little cute little colored balls all over it too!
Hi Therese, I love the look of the washi tape some great colour and designs on them, and your card is lovely, TFS, Cheers Anna.
Thanks for showing how to fix those pesky little mistakes that always make me want to throw cards away!
Very beautiful cards. Love the new washi tapes. They are so gorgeous!
Love the new wide washi tape. Such a pretty flower card.
Love the black & white card with the flower (& your video).
So pretty. Love how you used the tapes.
So simple, but so beautiful. The tape is neat. Love using it as a background.
I am so excited about the new Washi Tapes, wonderful release! Your Ice cream card is adorable and your Floral Fantasy/Tuxedo Washi card is elegant and gorgeous. Thank you for sharing and the inspiration.
Might have known you'd do something out-of-the-ordinary with these – love the ice-cream pop!
The ice cream card is so darn cute!
Your first card is cute, but I am completely enamoured with the second one. Bold, intense colours with the arrangement of the flowers to off set the black background. Just beautiful!
Cute Popsicle! The second card is a WOW! Wonderful contrast with bright flowers and black background.
Those are some fabulous wasi tapes. Headed to my craft room to use some of an earlier release washi tape on a card. Can't wait. Thanks Therese for the motivation.
Love the cards, love the washis, and I subscribed to your channel, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for showing a new way to use my washing tape.
Fantastic cards. Thanks for sharing your techniques on using the washi tapes!
Cute use of the washi tape to create the popsicle and I love that dark back tape with the gorgeous floral die cuts!
Such great cards! Love the ice cream treat you created with washi….who knew it was so versitile.
cute popsicle and I love the elegant feel the black and white gives to your colorful flowers!
Both of your cards are lovely. I must say…I'm especially fond of what you've done with the Tuxedo Washi tape! Wow! Those bright, beautiful flowers against that black background! So, so pretty.
Love them all but especially the floral and ombre ones!
I love how you created ice cream out of washi tape. The card turned out so cute. The tuxedo washi tape made a gorgeous background for your beautiful flowers. Thanks for sharing your time and talent with us.
I love your cards. You are always so creative.
I really love your ice cream cards – so pretty and inventive!
Very pretty cards. The video was super helpful.
Beautiful card Therese. Thanks for the video (and keeping in the struggles we all have in creating). There are no mistakes in crafting, just opportunities to embellish. You do it so well! thank you for sharing.
I love your card made with the tuxedo washi tape. Adding the flowers just took it over the top!
The ice cream card is so adorable! Thanks for the inspiration.
WHOA! That ice cream card is simply genius! LOVE LOVE LOVE it as much as I love this whole washi release!
Lovely cards! Love this new washi release!
Your ice cream bar looks delicious, Therese, & I love the frame around it. The flowers against that wonderful background are fabulous! Love the bright colors. I would say the first one is my fave but maybe because I love ice cream!!
What an appetizing ice cream looks like! .. Thanks for the inspiration!
Love the tuxedo washi. Great cards. The popsicle is the best.
Hi Therese, AWESOME post, I adore the first card, it was cool to see something different I loved that, I have followed your blog for a long time so I knew to expect something amazing from you and you delivered as always!!! The 2nd card just blew me away it was GORGEOUS, loved how you used the washi and the flowers, so cool and the color combos, wow, AWESOME!! Girl, your post was amazing as always, thanks I really enjoyed it.
Super sweet and beautiful cards! Love the you doubled the washi tape to get the stripe effect you wanted.
A fun card and a stunning card–dramatic is the right word! Thanks for sharing your process!
Lol, adore the cute ice cream 🍦 card, sweet. Glad you used the tuxedo one in such a beautiful backdrop the card looks very sophisticated.
Your designs are beautiful, Therese! I love the bright roses against the black background! that combination works together so well! Very pretty!
Wonderful projects, and I loved your process video too! I really love how the bright flowers pop against the black& white background.
Thank you for the simple tutorial. I really like the way the tuxedo washi stand out on your card. Beautiful!
Thank you for your tutorial. The tuxedo washi was such a fantastic highlight to your card. Brilliant use of the washi.
That Popsicle is so adorable!! And the flowers against the stark black is perfect!! Making me want ALL the new washi's and that fabulous Fantasy Floral die set!!!
Gorgeous! What a cool ice cream pop!
Fantastic cards! The popsicle is so cute!
What amazing yet simply beautiful use of the new Washi tapes–lovely cards!
I saw this card on Instagram and felt in love!!
The way the 3D flowers pop off the tuxedo washi background is stunning….it looks amazing!! The Popsicle….so CUTE!
You put a smile 9n my face with this ice cream. Amazing and fun. Love your style.
Wonderful cards. I really didn't appreciate the Tuxedo Washi until I saw your beautiful card. I can see so many possibilities with it.
These are fabulous. Like many others, I didn't really see the possibilities of the Tuxedo washi until I saw your video. Also, I really like how you used the translucent nature of the washi to make your ice cream double-striped. That's really beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity with us!
Loving your cards! That ice cream looks yummy!


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Q: Namespaces as template parameters in CUDA In C++, it is impossible to pass a namespace as some sort of parameter (by means of templates or actual function parameters) to a class or function is not possible. The same applies to CUDA (at least, to my knowledge). Some reasons are explained in this question: Why can't namespaces be template parameters?
Here is an example of a use case:
namespace experiment1
{
    int repetitions() { return 2; }
    void setup() { ... }
    void f() { ... }
    void teardown() { ... }
}

namespace experiment2
{
    int repetitions() { return 4; }
    void setup() { ... }
    void f() { ... }
    void teardown() { ... }
}

// Beware, this is invalid C++ and invalid CUDA
template<namespace NS>
void do_test()
{
    // Do something with NS::repetitions(), NS::setup(), ...
}

One of the reasons why this is not valid in C++ is that there is nothing in this approach that you could not do with classes. You could indeed turn every namespace into a class and the functions into member functions, then pass the class as template parameter to the do_test function, or an instance of it as parameter to the same function (possibly using static functions in the former case or virtual functions in the latter case).
I agree with this. However, in the specific case of CUDA, there is something you could do with namespaces, but not with classes. Imagine f is a kernel, i.e. a __global__ function, and that setup or another function is used to specify, e.g. the size of the shared memory to be allocated for the kernel. Kernels cannot be members of classes (see the answer to this question: Can CUDA kernels be virtual functions?). However, you can enclose it with the other functions related to the same experiment in the same namespace.
Consider the case shown in the code above: do_test is the function which sets up the timers, prepares some input, checks the output, measures the time and does some other operations. Every experiment is a set of a few functions, with the same name and same interface, one of which is a kernel. You want do_test to be generic enough to handle all these experiments. And you want the code for each experiment to be self-contained in some form of encapsulation like namespace, struct, class,...
Can this problem be solved?

As requested by talonmies (many thanks for your comment, by the way), I will make the question more concrete.
I have several very simple kernels which perform similar operations. They load values form one large array, they apply a stencil operation on them and they write the result onto an output array (different from the input array). By stencil operation, I mean an operation performed by thread idx on input values idx, and its neighboring values (say from idx-3 to idx+3). The simplest of these kernels performs just a copy from input to output: every thread reads input[idx] and writes output[idx]. Another example is a difference stencil which performs output[idx] = input[idx+1] - input[idx-1]. (I'm leaving apart some details, but you get the idea.)
I want to benchmark these kernels so to derive a performance model. For each kernel I also need a host function which is able to check the result. I also have in each case another kernel which performs the same operation in a slightly different way through an optimization, but equivalent from the point of view of the result. Finally, I have a host function which prints the name of the kernel. Here is an summary in code:
namespace copy
{
    std::string name() { return "copy"; }
    __global__ void kernel(const float* input, float* output, int size);
    __global__ void kernelOptimized(const float* input, float* output, int size);
    bool check(const float* input, const float* output);
}

namespace difference
{
    std::string name() { return "difference"; }
    __global__ void kernel(const float* input, float* output, int size);
    __global__ void kernelOptimized(const float* input, float* output, int size);
    bool check(const float* input, const float* output);
}

I have a function do_test, that I parametrized to be generic:
typedef bool NameFunction(const float* input, const float* output);
typedef bool CheckFunction(const float* input, const float* output);
typedef void KernelFunction(const float* input, float* output, int size);

void do_test(NameFunction name, KernelFunction kernel1, KernelFunction kernel2, CheckFunction check)
{
    // Set up input and output array
    // Set up CUDA events
    // Warm up kernels
    // Run kernels
    // Check results
    // Measure time
    // Do standard output
}

int main()
{
    do_test<copy::name, copy::kernel, copy::kernelOptimized, copy::check>()
    do_test<difference::name, difference::kernel, difference::kernelOptimized, difference::check>()
}

Now, of course this way is already quite good. However, if I introduce one more function that every experiment must provide, I will need to modify all these lines where I call do_test. I would prefer passing this namespace or some sort of object containing these functions.

A: You could modify your kernels to be "just" __device__ function that are then called through a kernel_wrapper:
#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>

typedef void (*kernel_ptr)(const float* input, float* output, int size);

template <kernel_ptr kernel>
__global__
void kernel_wrapper(const float* input, float* output, int size)
{
    kernel(input, output, size);
}

struct copy
{
    std::string name() { return "copy"; }
    __device__ static void kernel(const float* input, float* output, int size){ printf("copy: %d\n",threadIdx.x); }
    __device__ static void kernelOptimized(const float* input, float* output, int size){ printf("copy optimized: %d\n",threadIdx.x); }
};

struct difference
{
    std::string name() { return "difference"; }

    __device__ static void kernel(const float* input, float* output,i nt size){ printf("difference: %d\n",threadIdx.x); }
    __device__ static void kernelOptimized(const float* input, float* output, int size){ printf("difference optimized: %d\n",threadIdx.x); }
};

template <typename Experiment>
void do_test()
{
    dim3 dimBlock( 4, 1 );
    dim3 dimGrid( 1, 1 );
    Experiment e;

    std::cout << "running experiment " << e.name() << std::endl;
    std::cout << "launching the normal kernel" << std::endl;
    kernel_wrapper<Experiment::kernel><<<dimGrid, dimBlock>>>(0,0,0);
    cudaDeviceSynchronize();
    std::cout << "launching the optimized kernel" << std::endl;
    kernel_wrapper<Experiment::kernelOptimized><<<dimGrid, dimBlock>>>(0,0,0);
    cudaDeviceSynchronize();
}

int main()
{
    do_test<copy>();
    do_test<difference>();
    return 0;
}

output:
running experiment copy
launching the normal kernel
copy: 0
copy: 1
copy: 2
copy: 3
launching the optimized kernel
copy optimized: 0
copy optimized: 1
copy optimized: 2
copy optimized: 3
running experiment difference
launching the normal kernel
difference: 0
difference: 1
difference: 2
difference: 3
launching the optimized kernel
difference optimized: 0
difference optimized: 1
difference optimized: 2
difference optimized: 3

Alternatively, you could use a combination of CRTP and template specialization:
#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>

template <typename Experiment>
__global__ void f();

template <typename Derived>
struct experiment
{
    void run()
    {
        int blocksize = static_cast<Derived*>(this)->blocksize();
        int reps = static_cast<Derived*>(this)->repetitions();
        for (int i = 0; i<reps; ++i)
        {
            dim3 dimBlock( blocksize, 1 );
            dim3 dimGrid( 1, 1 );
            f<Derived><<<dimGrid, dimBlock>>>();
        }
        cudaDeviceSynchronize();
    }
};

struct experiment1 : experiment<experiment1>
{
    int repetitions() { return 2; }
    int blocksize() { return 4; }
    experiment1() { std::cout << "setting up experiment 1" << std::endl; }
    ~experiment1() {  std::cout << "shutting down experiment 1" << std::endl;  }
};

template <>
__global__
void f<experiment1>()
{
    printf("experiment1: %d\n",threadIdx.x);
}

struct experiment2 : experiment<experiment2>
{
    int repetitions() { return 4; }
    int blocksize() { return 2; }
    experiment2() { std::cout << "setting up experiment 2" << std::endl; }
    ~experiment2() {  std::cout << "shutting down experiment 2" << std::endl;  }
};

template <>
__global__
void f<experiment2>()
{
    printf("experiment2: %d\n",threadIdx.x);
}

template<typename Experiment>
void do_test()
{
    Experiment e;
    e.run();
}

#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>

template <typename Experiment>
__global__ void f();

template <typename Derived>
struct experiment
{
    void run()
    {
        int blocksize = static_cast<Derived*>(this)->blocksize();
        int reps = static_cast<Derived*>(this)->repetitions();
        for (int i = 0; i<reps; ++i)
        {
            dim3 dimBlock( blocksize, 1 );
            dim3 dimGrid( 1, 1 );
            f<Derived><<<dimGrid, dimBlock>>>();
        }
        cudaDeviceSynchronize();
    }
};

struct experiment1 : experiment<experiment1>
{
    int repetitions() { return 2; }
    int blocksize() { return 4; }
    experiment1() { std::cout << "setting up experiment 1" << std::endl; }
    ~experiment1() {  std::cout << "shutting down experiment 1" << std::endl;  }
};

template <>
__global__
void f<experiment1>()
{
    printf("experiment1: %d\n",threadIdx.x);
}

struct experiment2 : experiment<experiment2>
{
    int repetitions() { return 4; }
    int blocksize() { return 2; }
    experiment2() { std::cout << "setting up experiment 2" << std::endl; }
    ~experiment2() {  std::cout << "shutting down experiment 2" << std::endl;  }
};

template <>
__global__
void f<experiment2>()
{
    printf("experiment2: %d\n",threadIdx.x);
}

template<typename Experiment>
void do_test()
{
    Experiment e;
    e.run();
}

int main()
{
    do_test<experiment1>();
    do_test<experiment2>();
    return 0;
}

output
setting up experiment 1
experiment1: 0
experiment1: 1
experiment1: 2
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Why Sarah Palin's Reputation Has Plummeted as Bill Clinton's Has Grown – The Daily Beast
by John Avlon - July 31, 2012
Time cools passions and adds perspective. This seems especially true for the tumultuous Republican love affair with Sarah Palin. It was intense, it was irrational—and it's over.
Dick Cheney is just the latest conservative icon to join the chorus of voices who recognize that the selection of Sarah Palin for vice president was a major-league mistake. The man who first brought Palin to John McCain, Steve Schmidt, famously came to that conclusion before the 2008 campaign even ended. Now Team Romney doesn't even want her to be seen at the same podium in Tampa. And in perhaps the unkindest cut, Mindy Meyer, the Legally Blonde-inspired 22-year-old conservative New York State Senate candidate known in the tabloids as "the Magenta Yenta," dismissed Palin by saying, "She's just so oblivious to the issues."
There's a reason for this broad-based cooling of affections. In the past four years, something like an organic consensus has emerged. Doubts that began with talk of "death panels" only grew with mutterings about "blood libel." Over time, the reflexive Republican impulse to defend her honor became replaced with exhaustion and embarrassment.
Even some of the most devoted Palinites are left wondering what they were thinking.
Take David Kelly of Colorado Springs, the one-time treasurer of the Draft Sarah 2012 committee. In 2009, when I interviewed him, Kelly believed that Palin "represents the silent majority of this nation … she invokes what conservative America's all about: God and Country." Now he's come to a different conclusion.
"You may be shocked to hear that I am no longer a Palin supporter," he told me over the phone. "I think what attracted me to her in the first place was the fact that she'd say things that you'd hear at the Thanksgiving table when your relatives are there and go, 'There's my crazy aunt, but she nails it every time.'"
But now? "I realize that she's another Republican talking head," says Kelly, who is today a proud Ron Paul supporter. "I don't think she has the caliber to make a great leader for this nation in these times … She's off my radar. It's a sad statement."
Yes, it's been a bad breakup. But signs of trouble were there for a long time. In December 2010, just one month after the Tea Party triumph, an ABC poll found that "59 percent of voters said they wouldn't cast a ballot for Palin and only 8 percent of Americans said they'd 'definitely' vote for her."
Almost a year later, in September 2011, a McClatchy-Marist poll found that "by 72 percent to 24 percent, Republicans and Republican-leaning independents do not want Palin to run for president in 2012. Even among Tea Party supporters—a group that likes Palin—68 percent do not want her to run."
The polarization has faded in favor of a general understanding that for all her talents, Palin was not ready for presidential prime time.
This new consensus is a vindication for her critics, especially Republican skeptics like Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker, who described Palin as an "attractive, earnest, confident candidate. Who Is Clearly Out Of Her League." In the hothouse atmosphere of 2008, Parker's statement earned her some 20,000 emails, many of this vintage: "You're not one of us, you're one of THEM, the liberal lovers, the flag-burners, country haters, the ones who want to kill god and put Stalin in his place and see this nation destroyed by a sea of brown people and gays."
Now even such inspired bile seems like a museum piece. Absent the chance that she could be a heartbeat away from the presidency (or a candidate herself), Palin no longer stirs the kind of passion that sold magazines and divided families. The fascination has faded. Instead, there is an aura of embarrassment bordering on amnesia, even from some one-time supporters. This dynamic will ultimately affect Michele Bachmann fans as well.
While I was writing this column, an interesting bit of contrasting data hit the wires. Bill Clinton has a 66 percent approval rating, matching his all-time high. Coincident with this news is the announcement that Bubba will be the Wednesday night keynote speaker of the Democratic convention in North Carolina.
It is surreal but true to say that Bill Clinton is now the Republicans' favorite living Democratic president, a person who even Newt Gingrich now refers to with nostalgia and something like respect.
No more is Clinton attacked as far-left '60s radical—he is recognized as the essentially centrist Southern governor he always said he was. His wife—perhaps even more hated by the right in the 1990s—is widely regarded as a stabilizing force in the Obama administration as secretary of state.
One interpretation of this reversal of fortune is that the Clintons look good because the Obamas are so bad. But reflect on the fact that so many of the attacks are the same—including a column originally published on WorldNetDaily calling Clinton a Marxist Manchurian candidate—and you quickly come to the more obvious conclusion that the problem lies in the reflexive hyper-partisanship that distorts the characters of political figures beyond realistic recognition.
Over time, we start to see these figures more clearly. No one is as good as intense advocates believe or as bad as overheated opponents insist. But I think it is worthwhile to note that the more reasoned criticism of Sarah Palin now seems to be widely accepted. And on the flip side, American consensus about Bill Clinton—for all his well-documented flaws—has erred on the side of his moderate defenders. Objectivity is elusive, but eventually something like balance creeps into our assessments. The result is not always nonpartisan.
The takeaway for this current election is to not fall for the overheated attacks—or overzealous defenses—of either candidate, especially when they echo old fear-mongering scripts. Falling for the fever of hyper-partisanship tends to make fools of us all, in time.
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Perrin Mullinax '18 speaks in Middle School Chapel
Woodland's third quarter Chapel theme is overcoming obstacles. We were delighted to have alumni Perrin Millinax '18 initiate our Chapel theme last week as we returned to school. Perrin shared how his challenges with dyslexia and sports grew his perseverance and relationship with the Lord. Hearing Perrin's story was quite inspiring for our students and staff alike.
Perrin is currently studying Cinema and Media Arts at Biola University just outside of Los Angeles. Woodland is proud of you Perrin!
Congratulations to four Woodland Alumni for participating in the TSSAA High School State Cross Country Championships
Congratulations to four Woodland Alumni for participating in the TSSAA High School State Cross Country Championships this fall in Hendersonville! #wpsmemphis #alumnispotlight Abby Rothrock, WPS Class of 2021, ran for St. Mary's Clara Moore, WPS Class of 2022, ran for Briarcrest Palmer Hinote, WPS Class of 2021, ran for MUS Madalyn Havard, WPS Class of 2020, ran for St. Agnes
Dylan Lane '22 is proud to be a part of Christian Brothers High School's newest STEM pathway, Aviation
Dylan Lane '22 is proud to be a part of Christian Brothers High School's newest STEMM pathway, Aviation. The program has a state-of-the-art Aviation Lab with seven TD2 simulators and an FMX full motion simulator (pictured). It is a four-year STEMM program with the 3rd and 4th-year courses offered as dual enrollment classes with the University of Memphis' College of Commercial Aviation. We look forward to watching Dylan's high school journey!
Woodland Alumni Justin Hendrix '15 working on a video piece of Elvis' first home
Woodland Alumni Justin Hendrix '15 is currently a computer science and media studies double major @rhodescollege. As mentioned in a recent news article published by the school, Justin is leading a video team working with Curb Institute for Music Director Dr. John Bass and the Rhodes Institute for Regional Studies to revitalize a piece of Memphis music history: Elvis' first home, 1034 Audubon Drive. Read the full news post from Rhodes here.
Eliza Hendrix '07 spoke to faculty and staff during in-service about her work with The Miracle League and all of her many accomplishments!
We enjoyed having alumni Eliza Hendrix '07 speak during in-service last week about her work with The Miracle League. Eliza graduated last December from Washington University in St. Louis with a Doctorate in Occupational Therapy. She recently accepted a position with an outpatient pediatric practice that provides outdoor nature-based occupational therapy services in Bentonville, Arkansas. Read more about The Miracle League at the link here: https://memphismiracleleague.org
Congratulations to the following Woodland alumni who won Foreign Language Exam Awards this year at Memphis University School!
National Latin Exam:
Gold Summa Cum Laude:
Conner Ford '21- received a perfect score!
Levi Miller '21
Luke Walters '21
Wesley Caldwell '19
Silver Cum Laude:
Palmer Hinote '21
Magna Cum Laude:
David Simpson '19
James VanDer Jagt '19
National French Exam:
French I Bronze Medalist:
Denis White '21
Congratulations to Emory Klindworth '06 on her many accomplishments!
Emory Klindworth, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, Class of 2006, is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner at Karas Health Care in Fayetteville, AR, specializing in health and wellness throughout the lifespan. Emory obtained her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the University of Arkansas in 2014, and a Doctor of Nursing Practice at the University of Arkansas in 2020. During her time at Woodland, she was taught and coached by Head of School Mr. Moore.
Congratulations to these alumni who were inducted into many honor societies and chosen for special programs within at Hutchison School and at St. Mary's Episcopal School!
Congratulations, Trace, for earning Eagle Scout ranking!
Congratulations to Lily Grace Wamble '19!
Congratulations to Lily Grace Wamble '19 for recently being inducted into the National Honor Society at Houston High School. Woodland is proud of you!
Congratulations, Mary, on your legal internship with The Demand Project!
Mary Norsworthy '14 was recently chosen to be a legal research intern with The Demand Project (TDP). TDP is a nonprofit organization that exists to eradicate human trafficking, online enticement, child abuse imagery, and the commercial sexual exploitation of children. The legal team focuses on the objective of protection through providing court advocacy, advice on legislation for victim rights, and pursuing civil litigation against the buyers who create the demand for the trafficking of humans. Congratulations, Mary, on your work in this role!
Congratulations to Garner Smythe '20 for receiving the 110% Junior Varsity Basketball Award at Hutchison!
Alumni Garner Smythe '20, a sophomore at Hutchison, recently received the 110% Junior Varsity Basketball Award.
Hutchison Basketball Coach Elizabeth Anderson honored Garner with these words, "This player gives 110% in the gym, at practice, and during games. She always wants to know how she can get better and is willing to do whatever it takes to get better." Garner was also chosen to give the Junior Varsity team speech at the awards banquet. Congratulations, Garner!
Congratulations to these Woodland alumni for achieving Honor Roll second semester at Christian Brothers High School!
Congratulations to these Class of 2021 graduates for obtaining high academic standing in high school at St. Agnes Academy and MUS!
Two Woodland alumni attending Christian Brothers High School recently received recognition at the Mid-South Scholastic Art Awards. Perrin Mullinax, Class of 2018, received the Gold Key and will be judged at the national level after being displayed at the Brooks Museum from January 22- February 20. Joey Eddins, Class of 2019, received Honorable Mention. Congratulations to both alumni!
Congratulations to alumni Sarah Henry Havard '20 for her lead role in St. Agnes's recent theater production, Silent Sky. Read more about the play here:
https://www.saa-sds.org/newsdetails/310/Curtain-Rises-on-Silent-Sky
Congratulations to these alumni for high honors at the University of Tennessee! To be eligible for the Dean's List, students must complete at least twelve credit hours. An undergraduate student must earn a term grade point average of 3.80 to 4.00 (summa cum laude), 3.65 to 3.79 (magna cum laude), or 3.50 to 3.64 (cum laude).
Congratulations to alumni Casey Scobey '21 and Abby Rothrock '21 for outstanding academic achievement during their freshman first semester at St. Mary's Episcopal School. Great job!
Woodland wishes alumni Bill Norton good luck in the College Football Playoff National Championship game. Bill, #45, plays defensive line for the University of Georgia. Go DAWGS!
Congratulations to alumni Michael McGuire '99 who was recently hired as Church of the Holy Communion's new Minister of Recreation and wellness!
Will Enterline '18 joins Christian Brothers High School student council group, Brothers Leadership Club.
Twelve Woodland Alumni Make Christian Brothers High School Honor Roll
Three Class of 2019 Alumni win National Latin Exam Awards at MUS
Class of 2019 Alumni received National Latin Exam awards last spring. These alumni attend high school at MUS.
Congratulations to:
Wesley Caldwell
(Gold Summa Cum Laude)
James Van Der Jagt
(Silver Maxima Cum Laude)
Karsyn Sewell '11 wins Heart of Collierville award
Congratulations to Karsyn Sewell '11 for receiving the Heart of Collierville award! Karsyn is a counselor at Schilling Farms Elementary. You may view her award video here!
Kate Massey '21 Freshman at St. Agnes Academy
Alumni Kate Massey '21 is currently a freshman at St. Agnes Academy. Kate has become involved in a variety of activities and clubs this year. She is playing junior varsity soccer, is VP of the freshman class, was one of a select few students asked to attend the SAA Leadership retreat, is a member of the Pep Club, the Key Club, Starlites, and Ducks Unlimited Varsity Chapter.
We look forward to following Kate on her future endeavors and accomplishments.
Best wishes, Kate!
Madison Lipsey '21 Freshman at Briarcrest Christian School
Madison Lipsey graduated from Woodland in May and is currently a freshman at Briarcrest Christian School. Madison made the high school soccer team and is a member of the "D" Group Ministry and the Pep Club.
Woodland looks forward to seeing all that Madison accomplishes throughout her high school journey.
Congratulations, Madison!
Taylor Hackmeyer '21 Plays Football at Briarcrest Christian School
Taylor is currently a freshman at Briarcrest Christian School and is a member of the freshman and junior varsity football teams. In addition, Taylor was recently voted Vice President of his freshman class.
Woodland looks forward to following Taylor's high school journey and seeing all that he accomplishes the next four years.
Best wishes, Taylor!
Charlie Gallop '19 Named Student Ambssador and Dean's List at MUS
Congratulations to Charlie Gallop '19 for being named a 2021 Student Ambassador and making the Dean's List at Memphis University School! Read more in this announcement by MUS:
Ambassadors are the face of the School to prospective families, ambassadors shoulder a tremendous level of responsibility. Earning this role is one of the highest honors a student can achieve.
This year the committee received over 70 applications and spent three weeks in interviews and deliberations.
Candidates must exemplify a clear understanding of, and adherence to, the MUS Honor Code, they must be involved in a variety of school and community activities, and they must be able to communicate a genuine love for the school.
Christian Brothers High School 2021 Senior Ring Ceremony
Class of 2018 students Tanner Barden, Garrett Haynes, Trace Ruleman, Will Enterline, and Perrin Mullimax all attended their @cbhs_memphis Seniors Ring Ceremony to kick-off the school year. Best wishes to each of you!
Casey Scobey '21 Freshman at St. Mary's Episcopal School
Congratulations to Casey Scobey, class of 2021! Casey is attending St. Mary's Episcopal School for Upper School and will be playing on the varsity soccer team as a freshman.
Woodland looks forward to following along in her future endeavors and seeing all that she accomplishes the next four years. Best wishes, Casey!
Sarah Houpt, Class of 2012
Congratulations to Sarah Houpt '12 for making her dreams come true and being accepted into Mississippi State University's College of Veterinary Medicine. We are proud of you, Sarah!
Mischa White, Class of 2017
Hutchison School Latin Award
Trace Ruleman, Class of 2018
Incoming President of CBHS National Junior Classical League
Will Enterline, Class of 2018
Incoming Vice President of CBHS National Junior Classical League
Sarah Henry Havard, Class of 2020
National Latin Exam, Summa Cum Laude, Level 1 at St. Agnes Academy
Garrett Haynes, Class of 2018
Congratulations to Garrett Haynes, Class of 2018 for winning the championship in the 4x200 relay and placing runner up in the TSSAA Boys Track and Field Championship. Garrett is a Senior at Christian Brothers. We are proud of you, Garrett!
From L to R: Sarah Henry Havard (Class of '20), Madelyn Havard (Class of '20), Ava Ingleton-Collier (Class of '21), Harper Vance (Class of '19), Chloe Brown (Class of '19), Shelton Vance (Class of '19)
All six of these girls are Woodland alum, volunteering for 901 Pop, repurposing 50 bouquets for an Alzheimer's and dementia residence. Thank you to these girls for inspiring us to serve our community!
Madelyn Havard, Class of 2020
Madelyn is a recipient of two St. Agnes Academy endowed scholarships for the 2021-2022 school year in areas for the arts, academics, service, and citizenship. Madelyn was awarded the scholarship for Music and the St. Peter's Dominican Scholarship. Congratulations, Madelyn! We are proud of you!
Fulton Rodenhiser, Class of 2020
Congratulations to Fulton Rodenhiser, Class of 2020 for being honored with the James Preston Coleman Student Award for Excellence at Christian Brothers High School. This award goes to a rising Sophomore or Junior who "exemplify what it means to be a Brothers' Boy that upholds the standards of CBHS, strives to excel in the classroom, and achieves personal growth." Congratulations, Fulton! We are proud of you!
Luke Oliver, Class of 2019
Congratulations to Luke Oliver, Class of 2019 for placing 5th in Long Jump in the DII West Region Championship. Luke spent some time with Woodland's Middle School Track and Field Team this year and gave them advice for competing. Thank you, Luke and we are proud of you! Go Warriors!
Madelyn Havard was awarded two scholarships at St. Agnes Academy: the Clark Fine Arts Music Scholarship and the St. Peter's Domincan Scholarship. Congratulations, Madelyn!
Congratulations Sarah Henry Havard for earning Summa Cum Laude on the National Latin Exam. Sarah Henry attends St. Agnes Academy.
Matthew Chiozza, Class of 2016
Congratulations to Matthew Chiozza for his high school achievements at Christian Brothers High School. Matthew completed a four year STEM program in computer science, played one year of soccer, and participated in the peer tutor program. This Fall, Matthew will attend the University of Tennessee, Knoxville where he was accepted into the Tickle College of Engineering.
Connor Marsh, Class of 2016
Connor is finishing his Freshman year at Berklee, going for a Film Scoring Major to write music for video games and "whatever else", claims his mom. He made the Dean's list first semester as a Freshman. His mom says that, "Woodland got him started so well and he's pursuing a dream, not a job. We need more of that! God Bless Woodland."
Rhetta Massey, Class of 2016 and Patrick Massey, Class of 2014
A message to Woodland from a parent: "At the end of Rhetta's first semester of Freshmand year in college, she has a 3.4 or 3.5. This is with remote classes. Please let the parents with kids in Break Through know there is hope. Their child has to be committed to work harder than most. Rhetta is absolutely loving Arkansas and loves being a KD. Patrick has made the Deans List at Alabama several times. He was also voted in as the VP of his fraternity. He was so excited. He explain to me it's unusually for someone to win an elected office that isn't from Alabama. As expected in state kids take care of in state kids."
This parent attributes a lot of the success to their children's teachers at Woodland.
Randall Carter, Class of 2018
Randall Carter is doing great things in high school at First Assembly Christian School. He joined the Tennis team this school year at FACS and became the first seed because of his skill in serving! We are proud of you, Randall!
Randall's mom sent us a message,
"I would like to thank Woodland again for playing a part in Randall's positive growth."
Ruthie Ivy, Class of 2013
Congratulations to Woodland's Class of 2013, Ruthie Ivy who is graduating from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville this May. Ruthie will continue her journey participating in the Knoxville Fellows program and working at a Knoxville firm with their marketing team. Her servant leadership and success was the Ruthie we remember during her times at Woodland. We are proud of you, Ruthie!
Amelia Hopper, Class of 2015
Congratulations to Woodland's Class of 2015, Amelia Hopper for being a member of the Tiger Elite Team at the University of Memphis. This group recruits "future tigers" and serves as ambassadors for the U of M. Amelia will also be an orientation guide for campus this summer. We are proud of you, Amelia!
Kaya Jones, Class of 2017
Kaya has been awarded an internship with NASA working with Space Communications and Navigation this coming summer. She has also accepted a scholarship to attend the Illinois Institute of Technology where she will pursue a degree in engineering. Kaya attends T-STEM academy and is ranked in the top ten in her graduating class of 2021. Congratulations to Kaya! We are proud of you!
Delia Murrey, Class of 2020
Congratulations to Delia Murrey, Class of 2020 who will play a main character in her high school's production of Junie B. Jones. Delia will play Junie's nemesis May! Delia performed in Woodland's Middle School plays and was a delight to watch on stage. We are proud of you, Delia!
Evelyn Epps and Garner Smythe, Class of 2020
Congratulations to Evelyn Epps and Garner Smythe, Class of 2020 for being a part of the Hutchison School Varsity Basketball Team which won the 2021 Division II, Class AA State Girls' Basketball Championship. Way to go, girls!
Lily Grace Wamble, Class of 2019
Congratulations to Lily Grace for being chosen to attend the Tennessee Governor's School for the Arts this summer where she will be awarded college credit.
Abbie Downes and Addie Moore, Class of 2017
Congratulations to Abbie Downes and Addie Moore for being nominated for the Basketball Homecoming Court at Briarcrest Christian School and to Addie who was crowned Queen.
Sarah Hardin, Class of 2017
Congratulations to Sarah Hardin, Class of 2017 for earning an academic and athletic scholarship to Trevecca Nazarene University and for signing to play volleyball at TNU!
Makenzie Lester, Class of 2017
Makenzie Lester presented research on a COVID-19 related topic through the Honors Independent Research Study. Awesome work, Makenzie!
Congratulations to Drew Stockel, Class of 2017 for being inducted into the National Honor Society. Drew is a Senior at Christian Brothers High School.
Caleb Walters, Class of 2019
Watch fast or you will miss him! Congratulations to Caleb Walters, Class of 2019 for placing 1st in the JV Cross Country Championship this past weekend.
Audrey Graves, Class of 2019
Audrey Graves was honored as Offensive Player of the Year for Varsity Soccer at Hutchison School. Congratulations, Audrey!
Congratulations to the WPS Class of 2019 who hold a GPA average of 3.68 and whom over 60% of the class were enrolled in Honors or AP classes as Freshman!
Maggie Walker, Class of 2017
Congratulations to Woodland alum, Maggie Walker on being inducted into the National Honor Society!
Lou Arrindell, Class of 1995
Congratulations to Dr. Lou Arrindell, Woodland's Class of 1995, who was featured in a post by Baptist Memorial Hospital, in celebration of Neonatal Awareness Month. Click here to read more about Dr. Arrindell.
Rhetta Massey, Class of 2016
Good luck to Rhetta Massey as she starts her journey at the Universtiy of Arkansas!
Congratulations to this group for earning medals on the National Latin Exam!
Can you hear the Pep Rally music now? Connor played for us at Woodland and he's continuing his music studies at Berklee College of Music. Although he is a remote learner, Connor is all set up and prepped. Keep making music!
Madison Meadows, Class of 2016
All grown up and attending college at the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga! We are proud of you, Madison.
Tucker Caldwell, Class of 2016
Tucker earned his Eagle Scout and we are proud of him for this accomplishment!
Jesse Houston, Class of 2016
Jesse made the Dean's List at MUS for both the first and second semester. Jesse graduated from MUS this past Spring 2020.
Sam Gallop, Class of 2016
Congratulations to Sam Gallop for being on the Basketball Homecoming Court at MUS. Sam graduated from MUS this past Spring 2020.
Aaron Voehringer, Class of 2016
Woodland alum, Aaron Voehringer has started his college journey at the University of Arkansas and we wish him a great Freshman year!
Deuce Thomas, Class of 2016
Congratulations to Deuce Thomas on signing to play football with Cental Methodist University...Woodland is proud of you!
Congratulations to Makenzie Lester, Class of 2017, for joining the Forrest Spence Fund team this summer as an intern. Makenzie has been involved with the Forrest Spence Fund for the past 7 years.
Makenzie is a rising senior at St. Mary's Episcopal School. Way to go, Makenzie!
Danielle Craven and Scout Clowdus, Class of 2016
Spotlighting two alum that have been friends since their Woodland days! Danielle's favorite memories of Woodland are the Fourth Grade Hawaiian play and Mrs. Stewart's Latin class. Danielle will be attending the College of Pharmacy at Belmont University. Scout's favorite memories of Woodland are battling her classmates with knowledge in Kahoot and Mrs. Stewart's Latin class. Scout will be attending Watkins College of Art at Belmont University.
Woodland is proud of Tucker Caldwell! Tucker is a Senior at Memphis University School where he lettered in varsity wrestling for four years, played in studio band (junior), and played in jazz band (senior). Tucker earned the honor of Eagle Scout (pending board of review-postponed due to COVID) and was involved in church youth group. Congratulations, Tucker!
Congratulations to these alum for earning honors on the National Latin Exam.
Connor Foster, Class of 2016
Congratulations to Connor Foster, Class of 2016, for his outstanding achievements throughout high school. Connor was placed in all honors classes as a freshman and has maintained high honors all through his high school career. He is finishing his senior year with 4 AP classes. Connor was on the State Cross Country Team and was a member of the District winning Soccer Team. He has been accepted to both Florida State University and the University of Florida.
Connor's parents attribute Woodland as a part of his success. "We are truly thankful for the dedicated teachers and coaches at Woodland Presbyterian School for instilling a love of learning both inside and outside of the classroom. Connor will attend Florida State University in the fall (Go Noles!) and we know what a huge part Woodland played in his success. Thank you to the entire Woodland family and we are eternally grateful!"
Addie Moore, Class of 2017
Congratulations to Addie Moore for making Girls Basketball All-State. We are proud of her!
Ayden Lane, Class of 2016
Woodland is proud of Ayden Lane from the Class of 2016! Ayden is graduating from Christian Brothers High School where he was on the Mountain Biking and Rugby team. Seeing his then (middle school) and now (high school) pic is something to smile about. Ayden will attend the University of Tennessee in the Fall. Best of luck to Ayden!
Congratulations to these alum for making Third Quarter Honor Roll at Memphis University of School.
Josie Butler, Class of 2016
Woodland is proud of Josie Butler, Class of 2016! Josie has made High Honor Roll in the fall semester of her Senior year at Hutchison School. Josie will be attending the University of Mississippi in the Fall where she has been accepted into the Sally Barksdale Honors College. Josie and her brother, Griffin, pictured with her and a Woodland alum from the Class of 2013, will be attending college together. Woodland is proud of both of these alums!
Congratulations to Connor Marsh, Class of 2016, for being accepted into Berklee College of Music in Boston as a music major, with hopes to study Film Scoring. He recently performed in Lausanne's high school musical Bye Bye Birdie, where he not only played in the orchestra pit, but also had multiple roles singing, dancing, and playing on stage. He is a member of the Tri-M Music Honor Society for musicianship, academic achievement, leadership and service within the Lausanne Music Department. He also received Excellence in Instrumental Music and String Ensemble awards.
Woodland is proud of you, Connor!
Danielle Craven, Class of 2016
Danielle was chosen to represent her high school, St. Agnes Academy at St. Jude Hospital for the event Science Scholars of Tomorrow. Way to go, Dani!
Maggie Turner, Class of 2019
Congratulations to Maggie Turner, Class of 2019 for being in the production, Singing in the Rain at Briarcrest Christian School. Maggie played the part of Miss Dinsmore. During Maggie's time at Woodland, she was a part of the Middle School productions and was a star on the stage. Way to go, Maggie!
Congratulations to Makenzie Lester for being inducted into the National Honor Society. Makenzie attends St. Mary's Episcopabl School.
Woodland is proud of Connor Foster who has had a wonderful high school career based on the "phenomenal education provided by Woodland Presbyterian School", says his mom. Connor was placed in all honors classes as a freshman and has maintained high honors all through his high school career. He also was on the State Cross Country Team won the District winning soccer team. He has been accepted to both Florida State University and the University of Florida. Mom continues, "We are thankful for the dedicated teachers and coaches at Woodland for instilling a love of learning both in and outside of the classroom. Connor will attend The Florida State University in the fall and we know what a huge part Woodland played in his success in high school. We will always love Woodland." Congratulations to Connor!
Jess Zaffaris, Class of 2004
Congratulations to author and Woodland's Class of 2004, Jess Zafarris for her newly published book, Once Upon a Word, A Word-origin Dictionary for Kids, Building Vocabulary through Etymology, Definitions, and Stories. Also, her book is the #1 new release in children's grammar books! You better believe the Woodland Library has its own copy.
#whatsinaword #wordsmatter #wordenthusiast #wpsmemphis #wpsalum #wpsalummatter #weareproudofyou Follow Jess on Twitter: @UselessEtymology Read more about Jess here: https://uselessetymology.com/.
Mr. Moore was especially proud and excited to have a copy of the book as he taught Jess in 8th Grade and expressed what an excellent writer she was while at Woodland. Here is Mr. Moore's "Then and Now" from a proud 8th Grade Teacher to an even more proud Head of School.
Today's Alumni Spotlight features Woodland's Class of 2017, Addie Moore. Addie was chosen as the Player of the Year in the West Division 2AA region. Addie's hard work and dedication was always seen here at Woodland and she continues to showcase this in high school. She is a Junior at Briarcrest Christian School. Congrats Addie!
Jordan Lee, Class of 2017
Congratulations to Jordan Lee, Class of 2017, for competing in the Tennessee State Bowling Championship for White Station High School!
Matthew Rodriquez-Nelson, Class of 2012
Matthew Rodriguez-Nelson, Woodland's Class of 2012 (pictured on the right), was named as the best Soldier of the Year in the Armored Cavalry Regiment Best Warrior Competition. Spc. Rodriquez-Nelson will represent his regiment at the Tennessee State Best Warrior Competition. Best Warrior and Spur Candidates across the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment merge at Tullahoma, TN to compete for the Best Warrior and to go through a rite of passage to earn their spurs. Both trials are lengthy, taking roughly four days to complete. The event consisted of an individual showdown, physical fitness test, written essay, call for fire, and various other individual warrior tasks. Woodland is proud of this impressive accomplisment from Spc. Matthew Rodriquez-Nelson.
Woodland is proud of Danielle Craven for being awarded the Dominican Torch Award. Danielle was one of six students awarded this for study, prayer, community and service amongst the entire student body at St. Agnes/St. Dominic School. Congratulations, Danielle!
Woodland welcomed back its Class of 2017 at last week's Homecoming Pep Rally. This group shared many accomplishments with the crowd about their time in high school and how Woodland prepared them. Happy to see them back on campus!
Sejal Rawls, Class of 2016
Congratulations to Sejal Rawls, Class of 2016 for being offered a full tuition and fees, academic scholarship to Xavier University of Louisiana. Sejal has continued her academic excellence in her high school years that she exhibited during her days at Woodland. We are proud of you!
Sejal earned Summa Cum Laude honors all four years and has been involved in Mathletes, Mock Trial, Latin Club, Summa Cum Laude on the National Latin Exam Summa, Latin Honor Society, recipeant of the Betty Luttman Scholarship, National English Society, and member of the National Beta Club. She served as the Latin Club President her Junior year and has been a facilitator of Facing History and Ourselves for four years.
Woodland Graduates Make 1st Quarter Honor Roll at CBHS. Congratulations on your hard work!
Ayden Lane
Aaron Voehringer
Daniel Wood
Matthew Chiozza
Sam Gassaway
James Graves
Brayden Howerton
Miller Sharp
Drew Stockel
Tanner Barden
Will Enterline
Garrett Haynes
Jake Miller
Perrin Mullinax
Trace Ruleman
Harrison Barkley
Caleb Walters
Daniel Ward, Class of 2014
Congratulations to Woodland alum, Daniel Ward for being the Musical Director for the production of the Spoon River Project with CBHS Theatre and the Brothers on Stage. Amazing work, Daniel!
Molly Uebelacker, Class of 2016
Woodland alumni leave here and are shining stars in high school. An excellent example of Woodland alum, Molly Uebelacker who is seen here being featured for an advertisement at her high school. Molly plays soccer for St. Agnes Academy. Woodland is proud of you, Molly!
Rob Hughes, Class of 2000
Rob Hughes, Woodland's Class of 2000, was recently named an Honoree in Memphis Business Journal's 40 Under Forty in 2019. Rob is the Vice-President of Development at Porter-Leath, serving at-risk families and children. Rob was named "Most Dependable" during his Eighth Grade year at Woodland and that trait certainly applies today as he hopes to reduce the poverty rate in Memphis. Congratulations, Rob! We look forward to following Rob in his good wook for our city!
Olivia Moore, Class of 2019
Congratulations to Olivia Moore, WPS Class of 2019 for being a part of the Tennessee State Championship Team at Briarcrest High School.
Shelton Vance, Class of 2019
Shelton Vance was named Defensive Player for the Junior Varsity Soccer Team at Hutchison. Way to go, Shelton!
Olivia Sexton, Class of 2019
Olivia Sexton played on the Junior Varsity Team at Briarcrest High School and was there to support the girls at the Championship game.
Thank you to Josie Butler and Sam Gallop for visiting with our Middle School students.
Josie and Sam are Woodland graduates from the Class of 2016. Here they are pictures with their First Grade Friends, who are now Fifth Grade students in Middle School.
Sam Gallop is a 12th grade Student Council Class Representative. Sam attends Memphis University School.
Congratulations to Jess Houston for being on the Dean's List in the First Quarter.
Hunter Potempa, Class of 2017 and Caleb Walters, Class of 2019
Congratulations to Woodland Alum, Hunter Potempa, Class of 2017 and Caleb Walters, Class of 2019 for being on the championship cross country team at @CBHSMemphis! Way to go, boys! #wpsmemphis #wpsalum #gowarriors
Adam Hopper, Class of 2004
Adam Hopper, Class of 2004 came by for a visit. He is the Chief Financial Officer of Methodist Hospital North. Adam was a student at Woodland for 10 years and helped with the Library renovations as part of his Eagle Scout Project. We look forward to following him on his future endeavors. Keep up the good work, Adam!
Rhetta Massey, Woodland's Class of 2016, was recently inducted into the National Honor Society at St. Agnes Academy where she is a Senior. Congratulations to Woodland Alum, Rhetta Massey!
Ella Walter, Addie Moore, and Abbie Downes, Class of 2017
Congratulations to Ella Walter, Addie Moore, and Abbie Downes, Woodland's Class of 2017, for being inducted into the National Honor Society. To qualify for the NHS, you must have a GPA of 4.2 or higher. Ella, Addie, and Abbie are Juniors at Briarcrest Christian School. Congratulations to these Woodland alums!
Class of 2015 College Choices
Take a look at where the Class of 2015 is attending College. Congratulations and the best of luck to them all!
James Enterline, Woodland's Class 2015
James is a Freshman at Illinois Institute of Technology, majoring in Computer Science. James also plays lacrosse at IIT. Woodland is proud of you, James!
Woodland Alum Visit Soccer Game
Thank you to our alum for always coming back to visit and support the Warriors. Kaya Jones, Mya Rogers, and Caroline Lee came to cheer on the Lady Warriors' soccer team!
Drew Stockel, Class of 2017
Congratulations to the CBHS Golf Team for advancing to state. We are especially proud of Drew Stockel, WPS Class of 2017!
Will Enterline and Trace Ruleman, Class of 2018
It's always fun to run into your Woodland classmates. These two Woodland alums played each other in soccer. Will Enterline and Trace Ruleman, both Class of 2018 attend Christian Brothers High School. Go, Warriors! #wpsalum
Corbin Rochelle, Class of 2015
Woodland wishes Corbin Rochelle, Class of 2015 all the best as he begins a journey of college at Mississippi State University. Corbin is majoring in Computational Physics.
Griffin Hinton, Class of 2015
Griffin Hinton, Class of 2015 is attending Indiana University this Fall 2019. Glad he packed a special memory piece, specifically a Woodland throw blanket to remember his school days at Woodland. Woodland wishes Griffin all the best! Go Hoosiers! #wpsalum
Libby Ellis, Class 2015
Libby Ellis is a Freshman at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, majoring in Nursing. Libby's goal is to become a nurse anesthetist or physician's assistant. Libby also plans to be involved in animal rescue groups while attending college, as this is dear to her heart. In her 10th grade year at St. Agnes, she started a club called Paws for Purpose, which did fundraising for shelters & rescue groups around Memphis. We are proud of you, Libby!
Dane Bradshaw, Class of 1999
Congratulations to Dane Bradshaw, Woodland's Class of 1999 for being honored with UTK's Promise Award! #wpsmemphis #wpsalum
Click here to read more about the Promise Award.
Jacob Woloshin, Class of 2008
It was great to see you, Jacob! Jacob Woloshin stopped by Woodland for a visit and told us about working in advertising for Memphis Magazine. Keep up the hard work! #wpsalum
Congratulations to Makenzie Lester, Woodland's Class of 2017, for her many accomplishments. Makenzie received the highest honor for the second year in a row for her score on the National Latin Exam. She was also elected by her peers to serve as secretary of the junior class. Makenzie attends St. Mary's Episcopal School. She is looking forward to being on the Impact Staff with 4 Memphis magazine, where high school students write about local events. Congratulations, Makenzie!
Looking forward to watching this group in their first year of college. Best to all of the Class of 2015!
Woodland's Class of 2018: (left to right) Perrin Mullinax, Trace Ruleman, Will Enterline, Jake Miller and Tanner Barden are pictured here as they were honored at the Brother J. Stephen O'Malley Awards Ceremony at Christian Brother's High School. Congratulations!
Trace Ruleman has many accomplishments that we should be proud of and celebrate. His parents mentioned, "Woodland had him very prepared for the challenges of high school and for that we will be forever grateful!"
Following are his accomplishments for his Freshman year at CBHS.
First Honors in each quarter as a member of the De La Salle Scholars
Made a perfect score on the National Latin Exam, one of 698 students out of nearly 130,000 who participated globally to accomplish this feat. This is the third year in a row Trace has made a perfect score on the National Latin Exam.
Academic Achievement Award for outstanding scholarship in Honors Biology
Academic Achievement Award for outstanding scholarship in Honors Geometry
Academic Achievement Award for outstanding scholarship in AP World History
The Frank Olita Achievement Award for outstanding scholarship in Introductory Engineering Design
Member of the CBHS JV soccer team
Sam Gallop, Class of 2016 and Will Enterline, Class of 2018
Two Woodland alumni battled it out on the soccer field. Sam Gallop, Class of 2016, and MUS Junior and Will Enterline, Class of 2018, and Freshman at CBHS showing us how it's done! Go Warriors!
Woodland Alumni visits Woodland!
The Bradshaw siblings attended WPS and we loved showing them around and meeting their children and family.
Woodland Graduates Make 3rd Quarter Honor Roll at CBHS. Congratulations on your hard work!
James Enterline
Jackson Hendrix
Griffin Hinton
Andrew Kruchten
Bennett Kruchten
Mac Robertson
Corbin Rochelle
Congratulations to Kaya Jones, Class of 2017 for being inducted into the National Honor Society at East High School T-Stem Academy. The National Honor Society is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Way to go, Kaya!
Danielle Craven, Class of 2016 and Mac Robertson, Class of 2015
Danielle and Mac were in the production Oliver! at Christian Brothers High School. What a performance. Congratulations to these two! Can you spot Danielle and Mac in this trailer?
Dorothy Ogdon, Class of 1995
Dorothy Ogdon, Class of 1995, is giving attention to libraries and the need for 3D models to be included in library circulation materials. Read more here about Dorothy and her progressive vision for the University of Alabama, Birmingham!
Anna Fracchia and Bonnie McCary, Class of 2014
Congratulations to Anna and Bonnie for both making President's List at Mississippi State University. Congratulations, ladies!
Karsyn Sewell, Class of 2011
Congratulations to Karsyn Sewell, Class of 2011, who is interning with Woodland Presbyterian Church in the youth ministry. She will be serving as a spiritual leader for the youth group and an advocate for guiding the girls in their spiritual journey.
Woodland Graduates Make 2nd Quarter Honor Roll at CBHS. Congratulations on your hard work!
Christopher Hannah
Josh Maddock
Dane is a studio and game analyst for the SEC Network's coverage of men's basketball. Dane played basketball at the University of Tennessee, as well as for the Woodland Warriors! Dane is currently President and COO for Thunder Enterprises in Chattanooga where he lives with his wife and three children.
Regan Lee, Class of 2014
Regan Lee, Class of 2014, majoring in Dietetics and Nutrition with an emphasis on pediatrics. Plans to apply to the Physician Assistant program at the University of Tennessee.
Emma Wood, Class of 2014
Emma Wood, majoring in Nursing at the University of Alabama.
Ryan Voehringer, Class of 2014
Freshman at Southern Methodist University, majoring in Accounting in the SMU Cox School of Business.
Chris Stepherson, WPS Class of 2015 continues to excel academically and athletically. Chris is currently a Senior at SBA. He earned the following honors:
AP Scholar with Honors
Most Improved and Attack Awards at SBA in Lacrosse
Selected to the TLSA, Tennessee Scholastic Lacrosse Association, All-Star Team
Congrats to Stephen Vagnone, Class of 2008. Stephen is currently the Director of Business Development for Wealth Strategies Group.
Pictured is Rob Hughes, WPS Class of 2000 who is currently the Vice-President of Development at Porter-Leath.
Congratulations to alumni (Left to Right) Griffin Hinton, Jackson Hendrix, and Corbin Rochelle for earning membership into the National Honor Society at CBHS.
Mac Robertson, Class of 2015 and Dani Craven, Class of 2016
Congratulations to Mac Robertson, Class of 2015 and Dani Craven, Class of 2016 for being cast in the production, Oliver at CBHS. Mac will play Mr. Sowerberry and Dani will play Charlotte.
Congratulations Mac and Dani!
Kenedee Cummings, Class of 2013
Congratulations to Kenedee Cummings, Class of 2013 on being named an Orientation Leader at Mississippi State University. Kenedee will be providing assistance and sharing information with incoming freshman and transfer students for the 2018-2019, alongside her peers and the Office of Orientation and Events at MSU. Woodland is proud of you, Kenedee!
WPS Class of 2017 News
Keep up the good work Class of 2017!!
68% of the Class of 2017 was enrolled in Honors or AP Classes as Freshman and/or Sophomores.
The Class of 2017 currently attends the following schools: Lausanne, Briarcrest, Christian Brothers, Collierville, Hutchison, Houston, MUS, St. Agnes, St. Mary's, White Station, & East High's T-STEM Academy.
A Thank You from Ryan Voehringer, Class of 2014
College has been an eye opening experience for sure, but my roots have allowed me to flourish. I really do mean it when I say that I would not be who I am without my Woodland experience. From the administration, teachers, environment, and everything in between Woodland is a special, special place. As I get older and look back on it I thank God for allowing me to be blessed by attending Woodland. Since leaving Woodland, I have never once felt unprepared to tackle life's multitude of obstacles. Academically, I was tenfold more prepared than most of my peers at Christian Brothers. Socially, I was not afraid to be myself. Athletically, Woodland taught me that I didn't have to be the biggest or the fastest to compete; while I didn't make it too far athletically I can take this attitude into life in that I know I can compete and outwork just about anyone. Religiously, Woodland pushed me to understand the true meaning of God's grace and sacrifice and how to live a faith centered life. I will never forget what Woodland has done for me and my family and I know hundreds of other families would say the same thing. I'll stop here and conclude with one last thought.
At our 8th grade graduation ceremony you told us to never forget where we came from. Well, over the past four years through all the highs and lows, fun times and not so fun times, I have not forgotten. Woodland will forever be a form of extended family to me and I look forward to hopefully sending my own kids there some day.
Thank you Mr. Moore, and the rest of my Woodland family for the impact you have had on my life.
Mac Robertson (Class of 2014), Dax Brasher (Class of 2015), Evan Bright (Class of 2014)
Woodland is proud of Mac Robertson, Dax Brasher (both Class of 2014) and Evan Bright, Class of 2015 who were members of the Oldest Band in America at Christian Brothers High School during the 2017-2018 school year. Thank you, Dax, for coming to visit Woodland and we are proud of all three Woodland alum!
Abbie Downes, WPS Class of 2017
Congratulations to Abbie Downes, Class of 2017 who is a member of the State Champion Briarcrest Volleyball Team! Congratulations Abbie!
James Enterline, WPS Class of 2015
Congratulations to James Enterline, Class of 2015 for committing to play lacrosse at Illinois Tech! James is a Senior at CBHS.
Class of 2014 Reflections
Click below as the Class of 2014 reflects on their time at Woodland.
Class of 2014 Reflections: Part I
Class of 2014 Macon Orr, Class of 2016 Jesse Houston, and Class of 2017 Jack Fortenberry
Congratulations to Woodland Alums for earning Dean's Honor Roll at MUS during second semester of the 2017-2018 school year!
Griffin Elkington, WPS Class of 1996
Woodland's own, Griffin Elkington, Class of 1996 was recently named to the 2018 class of "40 Under 40" by Professional Builder Magazine.
Class of 2014 and 2015 Alum
Woodland alums Dax Brasher, Class of 2015, Jason Cowart Class of 2014, and Evan Bright Class of 2014 were honored as part of the All West Band and Orchestra in 2018.
Drew Stockel, Class of 2017, finished his Freshman year at C.B.H.S. with First Honors in each quarter while being in the De La Salle Honors Program. Drew tied for the highest score in the freshman class on the National Latin Exam, earning Summa Cum Laude. He also earned an Academic Achievement Award for Excellence in Introduction to Engineering. Drew played on the Freshman basketball team, JV golf team, and ran track. Way to go, Drew!
Russell Rhoads, Class of 1982
Woodland alum, Russell Rhoads was at the front of Bitcoins future with cryptocurrencies. Read more here .
Corbin Rochelle, Class of 2015, ended his Junior year at Christian Brothers High School top ten in his class with 1st honors, a 1st place in the Buckman Laboratories Challenge, and was a member of the National Latin Honor Society. He also earned Magna cum Laude on National Latin exam, and achieved Academic Excellence in AP Euro History, Literature and Engineering. Congratulations, Corbin!
Alumni News, Class of 2014
Emma Wood graduated from St. Agnes and will be attending the University of Alabama where she has received the Presidential Scholarship. Also, at St. Agnes she was a member of the National Honor Society and a National Merit Commended Student.
Mary Norsworthy will attend the University of Arkansas. She graduated St. Agnes where she was a member of the National Honor Society and received the Barbara H. Daush Above and Beyond Award.
Natacha White graduated from St. Agnes where she was a member of National Honor Society, French Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. She will attend Rhodes College in the fall.
Kendall Sewell received a 36 on her ACT and a member of the Collierville High School National Honor Society. She will attend Baylor University after receiving the Getterman Scholarship.
Regan Lee was recognized by her Houston High School peers as Miss Houston High School. She was a member of the National Honor Society, Student Government President, St. Jude Club President and a member of the the Beta Club. She will attend the University of Mississippi.
Bonnie McCary graduated from Briarcrest High School where she was member of the National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society and received the Joseph A Clayton Award. She will attend Mississippi State.
John Chiozza graduated from Christian Brothers High School with 1st and 2nd honors. John will attend the University of Tennessee.
Ashlyn Barclay graduated from Houston High School with the honors of Rho Kappa, member of the National Technical Honor Society and was a pole vaulting qualifier. She will attend Louisiana State University.
Maggie Walker, Class of 2017 received the Freshman Coach's Award associated with playing on the Freshman and JV Volleyball Teams. Maggie has also been recognized for her involvement in the Beta Club. Maggie finished her academic year Magna cum laude. Way to go Maggie!
Congratulations to Connor Marsh, Class of 2016. Connor received the Excellence in Digital Video and Special FX Class Award at Lausanne Collegiate School. Connor's teacher, Mr. Naya said the following about him. "Connor is one of those quiet giants that whenever a project is on the way, he takes on the foundational role to support the general success of the team. When he does this, he pushes himself and those around him to much more than they would ever have anticipated they could go."
Danielle has received the Patricia Crain Award for Academic Excellence at St. Agnes Academy. Congratulations, Danielle!
Daniel has received the CBHS Brothers of Faith award, as well as First Honors. Daniel plans to attend the University of Memphis. Congratulations, Daniel!
Ryan has received the CBHS Business Award for Excellence in Accounting II, as well as First Honors. Congratulations, Ryan! Ryan will attend Southern Methodist University.
Braden Hvasta, Class of 2014
Congratulations to Braden Hvasta, Class of 2014 for receiving an Army ROTC scholarship to the University of Arkansas. Braden is a Senior at Christian Brothers' High School.
College choices for the Class of 2014 are below. Congratulations to this group!
Dylan Donaldson, Class of 2014
Congratulations to Dylan for his high school achievements and getting first honors from Christian Brothers High School. Read more about Dylan here.
Congratulations to Kaya Jones, Class of 2017, for being awarded Honorable Mention for Aspirations in Computing. Kaya is a Freshman at the T-Stem Academy at East High School where she continues to excel in her AP Computer Science and Coding classes. What outstanding work!
Congratulations to the Class of 2016, who at the end of their Freshman year of high school, earned a class average GPA of 3.6 with over half of the class being enrolled in Honors and/or AP classes. The Class of 2016 attends eight different high schools. Way to go!
Mollie Marshall, Class of 2011
Congratulations to Mollie Marshall, Class of 2011, for being awarded a grant to spend time in New Zealand and research how infants are impacted by prenatal exposure to alcohol and methamphetamine. Molly is a Junior at Ohio Wesleyan University. Keep up the outstanding work, Mollie!
Congratulations to Makenzie Lester, Class of 2017 for being inducted into the National Beta Club. Members shine as leaders for community service, as well as character and academic honors. Makenzie is a Freshman at St. Mary's Episcopal School. Proud of you, Makenzie!
Kendall Sewell, Class of 2014
Congratulations to Kendall Sewell, Class of 2014 and Senior at Collierville High School, has been named a Presidential Scholar Candidate, in which only 2600 high school seniors qualify. Kendall plans to attend Baylor University in the Fall. Way to go, Kendall!
Josh Thornton, Class of 2014
Congratulations to Josh Thornton, an SBA senior, for earning the following honors: Top 5 Shelby Metro Passing Yards, Top 10 Shelby Metro Total Offense, & Honorable Mention All-Region Football. Josh also earned SBA's Most Improved Award.
Chris Stepherson, Class of 2015
Congratulations to Chris Stepherson, Class of 2015, who earned All-Metro and 2nd Team Defense All-Region in Lacrosse. Chris is a Junior at SBA and is also a member of the Science National Honor Society, Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society, and the National Honor Society.
Bill Norton, Class of 2015
Congratulations to Bill Norton, Class of 2015, for receiving the D2AAA Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Award. Bill attends C.B.H.S.
Congratulations to Mollie Marshall, Class of 2011, for receiving a theory-to-practice grant from Ohio Wesleyan University that enabled her and a college classmate to spend 10 weeks in New Zealand. They researched the effects of mothers' substance abuse on prenatal and neonatal neurodevelopment.
Kaya Jones, Class of 2017,
Kaya Jones, Class of 2017 was inducted in to the National Beta Club. Kaya attends T-Stem Academy at East High School and currently has a 4.4 GPA.
Will Schneider, Class of 2013
Congratulations, Will Schneider, Class of 2013! Will is a Magna Cum Laude Graduate and AP Scholar with Distinction from MUS. Will earned an average of at least 3.5 on all AP exams and scores of 3 or higher on five or more exams. He is currently studying engineering where he received the Presidential Scholarship to Baylor University.
Dawson Lee, Class of 2013
Congratulations to Dawson Lee, Class of 2013, for receiving the Clarence Day Scholarship at Rhodes College. Dawson also was one of eighteen seniors to make Dean's Scholar List at MUS.
Congratulations to Drew Stockel for making the C.B.H.S. Junior Varsity Golf Team and the Freshman Basketball Team.
Will Taylor, Class of 2013
Will Taylor, Class of 2013 is enrolled as a freshman in the Auburn Aviation Program. He received Auburn's Academic Heritage Foundation scholarship based on his academic scores in high school. Also, he earned his private pilot's license this summer.
Jacob Peel, Class of 2015
Congratulations to Jacob Peel, Class of 2015 for making the C.B.H.S. Varsity Golf Team
Congratulations to Kendall Sewell for making a perfect score on the ACT! Kendall is a Senior at Collierville High School.
Ashton King, Class of 2010
Congratulations to Ashton King, Class of 2010 for earning the 2014, 2015, and 2016 All Gulf South Conference Academic Honor at Mississippi College.
Congratulations to Braden Hvasta, Class of 2014 for earning Eagle Scout. What an honor!
Matthew Keeler, Class of 2015
Congratulations to Matthew Keeler, Class of 2015 for making the Division II Commercial Appeal, Spring Sports All-Metro Teams in Tennis. Matthew attends Christian Brothers High School.
Rachel Hale, Class of 2013
Congratulations to Rachel, Class of 2013, for being elected to National English Honor Society, Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society, and the Science National Honor Society at Saint Benedict of Auburndale.
Molly Aslin, Class of 2013
Congratulations to St. Mary's Episcopal School Graduate Molly Aslin, Class of 2013. Molly attends Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, MA, where she has been named a 21st Century Scholar.
Chris Stephenson, Class of 2015
Congratulations to Chris Stephenson, Class of 2015, for being a member of the National Junior Classical League (Latin) and earning admission into Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society) at Saint Benedict of Auburndale.
Olivia Forsythe, Class of 2013
Olivia was a Student Ambassador, Senior Retreat Leader, and a member of the Quill and Scroll Society (Journalism) at Saint Benedict of Auburndale.
George Gallop, Class of 2014
Congratulations to George Gallop, Class of 2014 for being a member of the state championship boys soccer team at Lausanne.
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