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T H E M A G A Z I N E O F S A I N T M AT T H E W S C H O O L
Volume 3, Issue 2
CORDE LEONIS Spring 2021
—Proverbs 30:30
20 Years in
the Making
A Look Back at Special
Moments From Our Past
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2021 MANE EVENT FA R E W E L L C L A S S O F 2 0 2 1 MEDICAL ALUMNI
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PRINCIPAL’S LETTER
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CORDE LEONIS
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 2
PASTOR
Fr. Mark Sappenfield
PRINCIPAL
Tim Forbes
2021 mane event
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
Sarah Lawson
DIRECTOR OF
ADVANCEMENT
Lori Bellante
W hen planning the 20 year anniversary of the Mane Event, a vision of bringing the event back to the school campus
was the goal. We looked forward to hearing the sounds of chatter and laughter while friends caught up, watching
bidders battle over silent auction items, tasting the delicious food & drink to be served, listening to the auctioneer
PRE-KINDERGARTEN
DIRECTOR
tempt live auction participants, and experiencing the overwhelming amount of school spirit present on that evening.
Holly Ledieu
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Unfortunately the reality of the pandemic with social distancing Mane Event Chairs: Beth Scott and Lauren Hayden
Brian Price restrictions and an inability to have large group gatherings turned the Auction: Stacey Smyth
Dear Saint Matthew Families, Students, and Alumni, EXTENDED CARE
school’s largest fundraiser into a new and different type of event. Just like Sponsorship: Tracy Becker
the auction committee planning the first Mane Event 20 years ago, the Software: Monica Kelsey
DIRECTOR
This year has been more than a little unusual. years gone by and memories shared. With the exception 2021 committee had to come up with a brand new plan for fundraising. Virtual Broadcast: Sam Doughty
Josh Edmondson
Like Moses or Paul from the Bible, I wish God’s of the Mane Event, little recognition was given to our After researching options, SMS hired a new software company called On-Site Hardware and Tech Support: Dawn Spiegl
communication with me was obvious, like a burning anniversary this year. Instead, we celebrated each day SCHOOL BOARD CHAIR GiveSmart, that would support live streaming events, and re-created a Class Baskets / Yellow Brick Road: Aly Bartell
bush or a blinding light. God’s providence in the everyday of this 20th year as a gift. Now, the pages of this edition Wally Dant memorable evening…virtually. Small groups, parents, alumni and faculty Decorations: Dorothy Camaione
became more apparent as a result of the pandemic. of the Corde Leonis take us back through the last 20 gathered in their homes around a TV or computer. Fourth grade dad, Mr. Class Art: Lynn Tuerff, Andrew Rose and our amazing students!
HOME AND SCHOOL
One of the blessings that came from the anxiety of years to remember our history. Matt Puyear, the voice of Father Ryan, led us through the 2021 Mane Party Treat Bags: HSA officers: Stacy Davidson, Niki Antonini,
PRESIDENT
the school year has been the opportunity to seek and As Saint Matthew School moves forward into the Stacy Davidson Event as our emcee. Sara Ravin, Amy James
witness God in the mundane and in the daily repetition next twenty years and beyond, we have learned to Principal Tim Forbes and Father Mark Sappenfield kicked off the Auctioneer: Matt Puryear
of events around us. Everything this year from drop know God through the gift of worship at daily mass ATHLETIC BOOSTER evening with greetings and blessings, followed by ads from our generous Wizard of Oz videos: Mary Dams & Lynn Tuerff
off and dismissal to lunch in the classroom was a gift on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We have been taught CLUB PRESIDENT event sponsorships. Next, all the guests followed Dorothy down the
and blessing. Performing the ordinary in the pandemic about the gift of community through struggles like the Jenny Knapp “colorful tiled floor” of SMS in a special production of the Wizard of
became exceptional. We celebrated our twentieth school flood in 2010. Now, God continues to reveal himself Saint Matthew School Oz, performed by our 8th grade students and special guests: Kennedy
year performing the routine. Twenty years was marked and remind us, he is with us in the present day to day 533 Sneed Road West Cockerham (Dorothy), Emma Golzynski (Tin Man), Blake Birmingham
by algebra tests in the classroom, basketball games in routines of our daily lives. Franklin, TN 37069 (Scarecrow), Jessie Henry (Lion), Mrs. Susan Hawkins (Glinda the good
the gym, and daily mass in the church. As we continue moving towards a return to our 615-662-4044 witch) and Mrs. Cindy Schiller (the Wicked Witch of the West). After
Twenty years ago when Saint Matthew community ‘normal’ lives, let’s remember these feelings of stmatthewtn.org/school learning about the great things happening at Saint Matthew School and
opened the doors to its new school, it was met with gratitude for the often overlooked blessing in our lives. how the students are living out the motto (Seeking Knowledge, Modeling
THE SAINT MATTHEW
excitement, anticipation, and a little bit of anxiety. Let us remember God is in the ordinary, as well as the Christ, Serving Others), Kim Proctor talked about the much needed
SCHOOL MISSION
Through the years, the school has experienced much. extraordinary. It is a reminder to us that Saint Matthew playground improvements that donations from the “ Paddle Call” will
Educating children as
Over a thousand students of varying gifts and talents School with its gifts and flaws, is continually striving help provide.
we pass on the traditions
have walked through the front doors. Because our to fulfill its mission and help bring about the kingdom Mr. Puryear then launched the live auction and paddle call. Viewers
and teachings of the
school is so young, institutional knowledge is still of God. watched video descriptions of the exciting live auction items before
Catholic faith.
retained from the first day the school was opened. grabbing their phone or device to put in their bids. Donors also made
We remember fondly all the ‘firsts’ of SMS, students Yours in Christ, Our magazine name, paddle raise donations to support playground improvements. The support
and faculty who have been or are a part of our history, Corde Leonis means team worked steadily to give Matt the real time bidding & donations as
and all that we have accomplished. Twenty years of a “Heart of a Lion.” they came in. This new process was deemed just as exciting as the in
school is often recognized with celebrations, banners, Proverbs 30:30 is a person auction! The evening concluded with a blooper reel from the skit
and more. It is often commemorated with pictures of Tim Forbes bible verse that describes followed by a mad dash to get the last bids in for the silent auction.
our community and Cheers to the auction team and all their committees for adapting to the
our beloved mascot, times with the 2021 Mane Event. After all the results were tallied, Mane
“the lion, the bravest of Event 2021 raised $112,000 for SMS! Thanks for your support of Mane
beasts, he will draw back
@stmatthewschooltn
Event 2021.
from nothing”
Special thanks to our Home & School officers and Mane Event leads
© 2021 Saint Matthew and their committee members who worked tirelessly to make this year’s
School. All rights event so memorable!!!
www.youtube.com/channel/UC8YAvwaoSFTcozQuNsWFJwQ/videos reserved.
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THE CLASS OF 2021
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Harper Adamson 2021 CLASS AWARDS
Parker Alholm
MR. SMS
Audrey Allegretti Max Hartz
David Allen
Natalee Ballard MISS SMS
Kennedy Cockerham
Gracyn Becker
Blake Birmingham HEART OF THE PRIDE
Bella Brodoski Blake Birmingham
Sydney Chapski
UNITY OF THE PRIDE
Kennedy Cockerham Maggie Holt
Sam Coode
HIGHEST GPA
Cooper Dabbs
Abby Larkin
Eliza Darling
Sam Derrick BARBY MAGNESS LIFE
PRINCIPLES AWARD
Eliya Fahimi
Emma Golczynski
Audrey Fichtel
J.D. Fisch JEFF CARROLL SPIRIT AWARD
Brooks Foster Cooper Dabbs
Izabella Frick PAUL BEAVIN SPORTSMANSHIP
Emma Golczynski AWARD
Matthew Guiao Caroline Meservy
Catlin Hagan
GENE FLATHMANN SERVICE
Hayden Haines AWARD
Max Hartz Jessica Henry
Rachel Helffenstein
MAY CROWNING
Jessica Henry Kaitlin Holland was selected
Patrick Hisrich to crown Mary and Sam
Derrick was the attendant
Kaitlyn Holland
Maggie Holt EXCELLENCE IN LANGUAGE
Grant Kingston ARTS
Abby Larkin Liam Shea
Michael Larkin EXCELLENCE IN LITERATURE
Sam McCall Bella Brodoski
Olivia McCarthy
EXCELLENCE IN SOCIAL
Caroline Meservy STUDIES
David Monceaux Michael Larkin
Kasey Mooney
EXCELLENCE IN RELIGION
Tyler Mullen
Emma Golczynski
Amanda Palo
Sophia Pryles EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE
C lass of 2021 enjoyed the adventures of whitewater Liam Shea
Elle Ravin
Carter Scott
Owen Scott
rafting, zip-lining, rock wall climbing, hiking and EXCELLENCE IN MATH
Eliya Fahimi, Kasey Mooney
Liam Shea spending a fun-filled day at Dollywood on their class and Bella Brodoski
Addie Shumate
Mia Spence
trip to Charlotte, NC, Gatlinburg & Pigeon Forge. EXCELLENCE IN SPANISH
Amanda Palo
Daniel Steward
SUSAN HAWKINS AWARD FOR
Luke Wyatt EXCELLENCE IN THE ARTS
Caden Zane Gracyn Becker
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ATHLETICS 20 YEARS OF THE ARTS
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BASKETBALL
SMS swept the DAC winning varsity girls, boys and A Legacy of Talent
JV boys championships!
The Varsity boys team coached by Michael Lynch,
Pat Lawson & Josh Edmondson beat Saint Henry in
S
the finals. The JV boys, coached by Drew Mills and aint Matthew School has enjoyed 20 years of great
Josh Edmondson defeated Saint Joseph to earn the
DAC JV title. performances and artistic creations by our students.
The Varsity Lady Lions, coached by Coach Crow and From enjoying music class with our original Fine Arts
Jessi Price, were undefeated in the DAC this year and teacher Susan Hawkins, to the 3rd and 4th grade play,
added another banner to the wall when they took on St.
VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Grandparents Day, Band and Choir concerts, the Variety
Joseph in the championship. Congratulations on a great
season to all! Show, and more, one can always find our students making
“a joyful noise unto the Lord.”
GOLF
The Saint Matthew golf team finished 1st in regular
season and 3rd in tournament.
SOCCER
Varsity soccer had a strong season making it to
semifinals against St. Henry.
VOLLEYBALL
Varsity Volleyball, coached by Julie McWright and
SMS alumni, Oliva McWright (‘20), won the DAC
championship knocking out St. Henry in a 3rd set in
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
semifinals and defeating a very tough St. Bernard team
in the championship game.
JV Volleyball were finalists in the DAC for spring 2021.
VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL
VARSITY SOCCER
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20 YEARS OF ATHLETICS
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A Legacy of Success
S aint Matthew School’s athletic program made its
mark early when the first class competed in JV and
Varsity athletics as only 7th graders. These athletes
paved the way, winning 2 banners their first year! We
have not looked back since, winning a banner in a sport
“I hope I was as encouraging to
every year from 2005-2021, totalling 43 banners. them as they have been for me.”
—Coach Matt Shaw, golf
“My favorite cheer memory was the year we “There are many fond memories from my
competed with twenty-seven 8th grade girls in the time at SMS but the following make me
Diocesean competition, most of whom had never “One of the most rewarding the most proud:
even tried cheerleading. The way that squad came things is seeing how these • Our double varsity girls and boys win for
together to perform two flawless routines that day kids do later in life and the CC
pride it gives you to see • Practicing and playing basketball in our
was nothing short of spectacular. It was truly the the impact you had. My own gym
“Check the banners!” embodiment of synergy.” involvement in SMS athletics • Same for the completion of the fields for
—Lori Bellante, cheerleading was done purely out of love soccer, lacrosse and football
—Coach Price for the kids and SMS.” • Hitting 175 kids running cross country!”
—Gene Flathmann —Chuck Steinmetz, SMS ABC/ cross country
“It all started with the
“Trying to qualify for state made the kids work reward of a popsicle
their hardest so that good things will happen.” at the end of practice
—Coach Tim Lanai, cross country in kindergarten. It
was really a rewarding
experience seeing
the kids develop over
time. I was glad to be
a part of it.”
—Coach Eric Loes, cross country
The thing I am most proud of is how each and every athlete
regardless of ability challenged themselves to get better and set new
personal bests because they all knew that their achievements would
translate into team success. Long live ‘beast of the week.’”
“Coaching the SMS girls basketball team all of these “Winning the first volleyball DAC championship was so special. —Coach Mark Peters, cross country
years has given me the opportunity to fulfill my passion. ” All of us from that team are so proud of that banner.” “It’s all about the kids.”
—Coach Crow, girls basketball —Coach Cathy DeCoster, volleyball —Coach Kevin Duffey, soccer
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COVER STORY
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2018 - 2019
2018 - 2019
2013 - 2014 • 1:1 technology implemented
2013 - 2014
• Inclusive Education program begins
• Gnash, from the Nashville • Inaugural issue of the Corde Leonis is published
Predators, joins us at SMS for
Service Day.
2009 - 2010
2005 - 2006 2009 - 2010
2005 - 2006
• Phase II: $3.6 million expansion of • 1st Kindergarten class graduates.
2001 - 2002
2001 - 2002
school, church offices and gym • The Nashville flood of 2010
• Phase I: Saint Matthew School opened its
• 1st 8th grade class graduates
doors to 121 K-4 students reaching 97%
of enrollment in the first year.
• 1st Mane Event / 1st Grandparents Day
2011 - 2012
2011 - 2012
1978 2003 - 2004 • 1st Service Day
1978 2003 - 2004
• Robotics introduced at SMS by
• Founding members attended • 1st double Kindergarten class (a year earlier computer teacher, Mary Dams. We 2015 - 2016 2019 - 2020
the first Mass at Saint Matthew than planned due to demand and growth of 2015 - 2016 2019 - 2020
2007 - 2008 are the first elementary school in the
Catholic Church. Saint Matthew Catholic Church) 2007 - 2008 • Mr. Tim Forbes becomes 2nd • SMS implements virtual learning
Diocese to have Lego Robotics.
• Cohan-Hansom is built as the • 1st SACS accreditation • Expanded our science program principal at SMS. in response to COVID pandemic
• Dedication of expanded athletic field
original SMC church. • Henry Garrett receives 1st White Lion Award with Mrs. Petcu’s science lab • Father Mark Sappenfield is the • 8th grade graduation is held on
• 1st double class graduation
new pastor at SMC/SMS. the football field for the 1st time
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2000
2000
• March: Groundbreaking for Saint Matthew School -
the first Catholic School in Williamson Co.
• June: Hired first principal for SMS, Barby Magness
2008 - 2009
2008 - 2009
2004 - 2005 2012 - 2013 2016 - 2017
2004 - 2005 • New field dedicated (2009) 2012 - 2013 2016 - 2017
• SMS Athletic Booster Club • 1st Floating Rosary • Blue Ribbon School accreditation
• Middle school courtyard installed 2020 - 2021
was founded 2020 - 2021
• Pre-K expands to include
a 3 year old class
2010 - 2011 • SMS implements COVID
2010 - 2011
practices and opens school
• First SMART boards installed
in person starting on
at SMS.
August 6.
• Mrs. Hawkins retires
2006 - 2007
2002 - 2003 2006 - 2007 2017 - 2018
2002 - 2003 2017 - 2018
• Mane Event raises funds to
• Founding priest, Fr. Lu Schnupp, • Pre-K opened
install the elementary
passes away. 2014 - 2015 • STEM offerings expand to include 3D printers
playground 2014 - 2015
• 1st Lion Challenge organized by
• Mrs. Magness, 1st
Coach Crow
principal of SMS, retires.
• 1st Business Fair
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CATHOLIC IDENTITY
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Jesus said to them, “Peace be with you. Jesus said to them, “I am the bread of life;
As the Father has sent me, so I send you. ” whoever comes to me shall not hunger, and
—John 20:21 whoever believes in me shall never thirst.”
—John 6:35
CONFIRMATION FIRST COMMUNION
8th graders have been learning about the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit - wisdom, 2nd grade celebrated the sacrament of First Communion on April 25, 2021 at Saint
understanding, knowledge, fortitude, counsel, piety and fear of the Lord in preparation Matthew Church.
for the sacrament of Confirmation. Bishop Mark Spalding confirmed Saint Matthew
8th grade students on May 9, 2021 at the Diocese of Nashville Pastoral Center.
MAY CROWNING
We celebrate May Crowning
as we acclaim Mary, the
Mother of God, as our
Queen and Mother of the
Church. Let us imitate her
example and be attentive
to the Word of God. Eighth
grader Kaitlyn Holland
crowned Mary and was
escorted by Sam Derrick. In
Annaliese Doster’s absence,
Grace Riesinger and
Brayden Coronado were the LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS
2nd grade attendants. The 4th grade is continuing the tradition of living reenactments of Stations of the
Cross in their religion class taught by Mrs. Tons. They are living and speaking the
message of Jesus’ death and resurrection as they portray the events leading to the
Passion of Christ. Living Stations was presented virtually on Holy Thursday this year.
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CLASS UPDATES 4TH GRADE - “HOW DO PLANTS GROW
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Mrs. Tons’ 4th grade science class
put the process of pollination into
action as they made paper flowers
and pipe cleaner bee models. They
observed what happens to the
flower’s pollen when their bees
flew from flower to flower. The
children learned that flowers need
pollen from other flowers in order
to pollinate.
KINDERGARTEN - LITERARY PARADE
Kindergarten celebrated Read Me Week with many different activities.
A favorite was Book Character Day! Each child chose their favorite book
character, dressed up as that character, and presented a book report. After the
presentations, the students participated in a parade through the school. They
were greeted and applauded from first grade all the way to the eighth grade
classes. Mrs. Dams created a video book that was shared with parents via
Google Classroom. What a fun day of learning!
2ND GRADE - BUTTERFLIES
The second grade classrooms watched as tiny caterpillars
turned into beautiful butterflies. Students also journaled
and learned about each phase of the butterfly life cycle.
7TH GRADE- CULTURE FAIR
What is the main source of agriculture? What is the top sport of the country? What kind of animal habitation is
in that country? What was ancient civilization like there? Who are some famous people? Seventh grade students
traveled the world and learned about different countries and cultures via research papers and presentations.
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MEDICAL ALUMNI CLASS OF 2006
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Where Are They Now?
S MS is so proud of all our alumni and in this edition
of the Corde Leonis we would like to highlight our
alumni healthcare heroes in training and working in the
medical field. These alumni continue to “serve others”
through their profession of medicine. Thank you for your
service to the community, especially in these times!
Katie Suchanick (’12) graduated Kaitlin Davis (’08) received her
from Mississippi State University bachelor degree from Auburn
in May, 2020. She was accepted University. Upon graduation
into the 12 month accelerated she worked in the Neuro ICU at
Nursing Program at UT Health UAB Hospital in Birmingham.
Science Center in Memphis and While working, she continued
will graduate in August 2021 her studies and graduated with
with her Bachelor of Science her Nurse Practitioner (NP)
degree in Nursing. degree last August, 2020. She is
Cullin Moran (’07) is currently Thomas Marsden (’06) is currently working in Nashville at
a third year medical student currently in third year of Cardio- St. Thomas West in the ICU.
at Vanderbilt. He is planning thoracic Surgery residency at
on going into Ophthalmology, University of Kentucky.
Radiology, or Internal Medicine.
Hannah Perryman (’10) is
a RN in labor and delivery at
Ascension St. Thomas Hospital
Anna Whitney (’09) is currently
Midtown. Andrew Herman ’06 Ryan Siedlecki ’06
Matthew Warrick (’06) is a second-year medical student
“I R
currently an MD Candidate at St. at Vanderbilt University School ’m not sure I could choose a favorite, I loved all the SMS teachers yan graduated from Villanova University in 2014. He is married
George’s University School of of Medicine and will graduate Daniel Peters (’08) graduates I had. I always felt loved and respected as a student. Mrs. Cassidy and works at Uniguest in Nashville. “My favorite middle school
Medicine in Grenada, West Indies in 2023. from UT Medical School in challenged us in our faith and helped us to navigate how to live memory was winning the 2005 JV Basketball Championship
after graduating in neuroscience May 2021. He will start his ER morally in the world we were growing up in. Those lessons still resonate (Parochial League).” This is a special accomplishment because this group
from Vanderbilt. He is expected to residency program in Vermont. with me today. Coach Crow taught us the value of taking care of ourselves, of 7th graders were the first Saint Matthew School basketball team to
graduate this year. not only physically, but mentally and spiritually. She taught us how to be compete in the middle school level. Other SMS favorites were his favorite
Emily Peters (’10) is finishing leaders. Mrs. Richards was always willing to work with me, even though I teacher, Mrs. Cassidy and his 8th grade class trip. “I would give this
up her 3rd year at UT Medical could not figure out PEMDAS to save my life. I remember her grace and advice to our current students: ‘Work hard, don’t do the average—good
School and is considering a patience when I am working with my students today. Mrs. Hawkins and things come to those who put in the work. Turn to God and your faith on
Ashley Steinmetz (’08) is a specialty in OBGYN. Mrs. Magness held us to the highest expectations because they knew we a daily basis: you’ll find peace and fulfillment. Give thanks for the good
RN at the Medical University could meet them. I feel so lucky to have received the lessons I did from times. Allow God to guide you through the tougher times. And embrace
“…and he sent them of South Carolina’s (MUSC) all the teachers I had at SMS.” Andrew is a 2nd grade teacher at Waverly your talents and passions—don’t let them go to waste.’”
out to proclaim the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Katie Jordan (’12) graduates Belmont Elementary School. He and his wife reside in Nashville.
kingdom of God and to Unit (CVICU). She is currently from Cumberland University
heal the sick.” Auburn Cayll (’11) is a BSN, in her first year of MUSC’s in May and will begin her
—Luke 9:2
RN at Vanderbilt Hospital in the
Myelo-suppresion unit.
Doctor of Nursing Practice
(DNP) program, specializing in
Accelerated Nursing at Goldfarb
School of Nursing at Barnes
Attention Parents of SMS Alumni:
Family Nursing Practice (FNP). Jewish in St. Louis this fall. If your son or daughter has moved from your home, please contact
Lori Bellante at lbellante@stmatthewtn.org with his/her current address.
We’d love to keep in touch with them.
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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
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Class of 2017 Alumni
Gracie Adamson: UTK
Hayden Alfonso-Sturdivant: UTK
Libby Allen: Southern
Connecticut State University
Jack Bailey: UTC
Evin Ballinger: Columbia State
Nicholas Beem: Rhodes College
Bella Bellante: Saint Louis
University
Blake Bostelman: The Catholic
University of America
Jonathan Coleman: Nashville State
Will Conger: Appalachian State
Jake Connor: University of
Alabama
Spencer Dams: undecided
Jessica Donnelly: Belmont
University
Maddie Dooling: UTK Jackson Ryan: Christian Brothers
Grace Forbes: Spring Hill College Lily Scott: WKU
JAN. 20, 2021 MARCH 6, 2021
Christina Gerbic: UTK Savanna Shaw: University of
Andie Hargis: Columbia State Paige & Henry Garrett (‘08) welcome baby, Jackson Scott Garrett. They Jacob Mondelli (‘06) & Julie Murphy wedding
Alabama
Michael Hartz: undecided reside in Apec, NC.
Nicholas Sieders: UTK
Thomas Herbert: Tennessee Tech Sophie Spalding: High Point
Hayden Hultman: UTK University
Ethan Hummel: University of Ty Spelta: Miami University of
Alabama - Huntsville Ohio
David Johnson: United States Air Will Stacey: Sewanee - The
Force Academy University of the South
Sadie Kahnle: Berry College Will Sudderth: UTK
Roxie Kidd: culinary school Kellen Taylor: undecided
Dominic Lambert: WKU Kelly Tuerff: UTC
Matthew Lambert: MTSU Kalyn Zane: University of
Madison Lanai: UNC - Charlotte Kentucky
Maddie Ledieu: University of
Alabama
Mia Lynch: UTK NICHOLAS BEAM - EAGLE SCOUT
Makenzie Magness: UTC Nicholas Beam received his Eagle
Anna Grace McIntyre: UNC: Scout Award, the highest award and
Charlotte rank in Boy Scouts. For his Eagle
Adam McWright: UTC project, Nicholas gathered flags to
Kate Midgley: undecided be retired, replaced those that were
Reagan Nash: Sewanee - The donated, and held a flag retirement
University of the South ceremony in the church parking lot.
Hannah Neilsen: Boston College Through the course of his project, he
Allie O’Brien: UTK collected over 50 flags, and retired ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY AT FATHER RYAN MOLLY E. HUMPHREYS
Ryan Proctor: UTK all in accordance with the United Back row Catherine Scott, Marie Forbes, Molly E. Humphreys (‘09) received her
Meghan Rafoth: Indiana States Flag Code. He hopes to assist Colin Knapp, Christian Ratterman, Sophie Judiciary Degree from the University of San
University other scouts in the community Spalding. Front row: Grace Forbes, Bella Diego School of Law in May 2020. She is
Christian Ratterman: UTK that want to conduct the proper Bellante, Marie Derrick working as a trial attorney for Gomez Trial
Patrick Reilly: Tennessee College procedure for flag retirement, and Attorneys, after joining the firm as law clerk
of Applied Technology make sure that all who need a flag SALUTATORIAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY in 2019. Congratulations on this achievement!
Chloe Renaldi: Lipscomb retired at Saint Matthew are helped. Meghan Rafoth is this Connor Tuerff & Kate Barber (’18) were Molly is the first SMS alum to attend Catholic
University Nicholas received his Eagle Award year’s Salutatorian at inducted into the National Honor Society at school from Kindergarten all the way through
Emma Robertson: UTK in March of 2020. St. Cecilia Academy. Pope John Paul II High School law school.
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