JV
Volleyball Supports Breast Cancer Research
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In
honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, AHC’s Junior
Varsity Volleyball team participated in Dig Pink on
Saturday October 4. Sponsored by The Side-Out
Foundation, a four-year-old Virginia based nonprofit
organization, Dig Pink’s mission is to support breast
cancer research and raise awareness of the disease. Dig
Pink, which is supported by many college and high school
volleyball coaches and teams, is committed to supporting
the goals of the Side-out Foundation and helping those
affected by breast cancer to receive the best medical
and emotional support possible. The Tartans, wearing
matching pink shirts, won their pool play 6-1 but lost
in the semifinals.

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Tartans
“Celebrate the Spirit” at the Alumnae
Reunion
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AHC
Alumnae from the Classes of 1941 through 2003 gathered
for the annual Alumnae Reunion October 3 and 4. More
than 100 Alumnae, many from anniversary classes,
attended Friday evening’s Reception where they
reconnected with former classmates and met AHC’s new
President. The celebration continued into Saturday with
a special Mass where all joined in singing the alma
mater’s of both the Kensington and Upton Street
campuses. Mass was followed by the Distinguished Alumnae
Awards Dinner where four former Ladies of the Academy
were recognized for both personal and professional
accomplishments as well as a lifelong dedication to the
Academy.
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On Wednesday, October 1,
each AHC class participated in a different field trip
based on the specific curriculum of that grade level.
The Class of 2009 visited
Emmitsburg, Md.,
first stopping for a tour of Mount St. Mary’s
University, including the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes
and then visiting the Shrine and museum of Mother
Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American-born Saint. The
Class of 2010 traveled to Mount Vernon where they toured
George Washington’s Mansion, the various outbuildings
and the expansive gardens located on the 500-acre
estate. The Sophomores visited the National Gallery of
Art where they viewed both American and European
paintings, sculpture, photographs and other collections.
While these classes were participating in their various
field trips, the Class of 2012 spent the day at their
first Holy Cross retreat.
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October 18 2008 |
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