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March 17 & 18, 2017 March 17 & 18, 2017 THE PARENTS ASSOCIATION BENEFIT FOR CONVENT & STUART HALL CELEBRATE SPRING LETTER FROM THE 2017 CHAIR This year marks 25 years of Celebrate Spring, and while the pieces of our Luncheon and Gala are all coming together, the actual celebration is about what this event will do for our community and the people it supports. In the fall, I had the opportunity to host a brunch for the phenomenal former chairs of Celebrate Spring and share in their collective stories and experiences. Although themes, details and locations have changed over the years, the heart of the event never has. The core purpose of our Parents Association is to continue supporting the outstanding educational opportunities at Convent & Stuart Hall. As I go through the ropes of Celebrate Spring for the second time, I am reminded of the thousands of volunteers and the hours they spent to get us to this amazing benchmark, and how this anniversary is recognition of all that energy. I am thrilled to be given the opportunity to chair such an important milestone, but my efforts are not a one-woman gig. I may have the best collection of volunteers ever and it is their combined blood, sweat and tears that will make this the party of the year. I thank you all for your support of them, me and the event. I can’t wait to Celebrate Spring with you! Cheers, Sheree Pirie Celebrate Spring Chair 2016/2017 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS PEACOCK Anonymous PEONY DAFFODIL Alexandra Clancy Janice & Lawrence Finch Kirsty Ellis Lisa Zuckerman & Mohsen Gamshad Josephine & Brian Freckmann Reena & Bobby Patel Leigh & Bill Matthes Sonja & Jon Perkins Gabby & Mark Parcella Dawn Vroegop & Bo Thiara Kaylene & Rajiv Patel Ali & Alex Turner Sheree & Mark Pirie Laureen & Robert Schiller DAHLIA Claire & Holden Spaht Caroline & David Dixon Ruth & Roger Wu Karen & Bill Gorman Jennifer & Brian Heafey CHRYSANTHEMUM Laurie & Ken Loveless Lokelani Devone ’74’71 Michele Forte & David Purdie Jennifer & Sean Jeffries Alison & Jeff Thompson Maureen & Craig Sullivan Emily & Matthew Walsh Anglia & David Yancey Anglia & David Yancey HYDRANGEA FACULTY/STAFF Caroline & Gregg Alton GALA TICKETS Kellie & Steve Abreu Carrie & Phin Barnes Linda & Nils Behnke Erika & Todd Chapman Katelyn & Brendan Dyson Christine & Scott Connors Monica Lopez & Sameer Gandhi Elaine Foreman & Dimitry Kushelevsky Amanda & Vince Hoenigman Jane & Richard Leider Nora Gibson CES’80 & William Hudson Nancy & Joe Norton Ambassador Eleni & Dr. Markos Kounalakis Anne-Marie & Wylie Peterson Patricia Munter ’86 & Jeff Loomans Lisa & Greg Wendt Meeta Patel ’92 & Vipul Patel Mary & Michael Wolfe Catrina & Peter Paulson Lisa & Jeff Smith As of February 28 The Swartz Family Mary & Michael Wolfe 2 THANK YOU TO OUR UNDERWRITERS BAR AT THE GALA Monica Lopez & Sameer Gandhi LUNCHEON VALET Hill & Co. Real Estate INVITATION Schneider Design Associates, Inc. GAME ROOM AT THE GALA Merrill Lynch DOLLHOUSE DESIGNERS Artistic Designs for Living Jack Ryan Design /Josephine Freckmann As of February 28 3 CELEBRATE SPRING 2017 COMMITTEE EVENT CHAIR Sheree Pirie ADVERTISING GALA GAME ROOM Kris Alba Kristin Millar Shannon O'Neill ART FROM THE HEART Donna Mohr LUNCHEON GIFT BAGS Tejal Shah Amy Dawson BENEFACTOR EVENT LUNCHEON RAFFLE Katelyn Dyson Jennifer Beyer Leslie O'Neil Leah Boudraa BOUTIQUE PREMIUM WINE Martina Lauterbach Brian Jones Catherine Krow CASHIERING Laurie Loveless Jennifer Duquemin Tiffany Kearny RESERVATIONS Lauren Haswell COUNT ME IN Amy Carr STAFFING Molly Robinson Erika Chapman Kristin Millar DOLLHOUSE Angela Cheung UNDERWRITING Cate Grosch Monica Lopez Tessa Rosa Laureen Schiller EASTER BASKETS PROCUREMENT Amy Kronk COMMITTEE Eileen Thau Lindsay Glaser, Chair Stefania Mohme FACULTY FUN Richard Leider Diana Horner Jennifer Liu Friedland Mary Ann Ramirez FLOWER MARKET Aimee Rosewall-Godley Woody Vilkin Lynn Adourian-Cohen Jenna Williams Elizabeth Needham THE PROGRAMS OF CELEBRATE SPRING THANK YOU TO THE PAST CELEBRATE SPRING CHAIRS “Your example, even more than your words, will be an eloquent lesson to the world.”–Saint Madeline Sophie Barat Linda Dougherty 1993 Jackie Avila 2009* Jamie Gersovitz 1994 Jane Cote-Cook 2009* Elyn Brennan 1995 & 1996 Melissa Vanderlaan 2009* Sheri Morgensen 1997 Ingrid Coolins 2009* Jan Yamagami 1997* Shawn Sylvia 2010* Lynne Martin 1998 Kristine von Zedlitz 2011 Mary Rhoades 1999 & 2000 Jewel Casinelli 2011* Brenda Bottum 2001 Kathryn Kelson 2011 Katie Budge 2002 & 2003 Erika Mooney 2011 & 2012* Coralee McDermott 2004* Jewel Casinelli 2012* Theresa Dilley 2005 Celeste Lee-Bobroff 2013* Patricia Glasser 2006* Jane Mudge 2013* Milly Hanley 2006* Ana Dierkhising 2014* Brenda Bottum 2007 Jennifer Jeffries 2014 & 2015* Jan Yamagami 2007* Sheree Pirie 2016 & 2017* Diane Gutierrez 2008 Michele Tobin 2008* *Pictured LUNCHEON FRIDAY, MARCH 17 8:30AM to 4:00 PM JAMES LEARY FLOOD MANSION LUNCHEON SEATING TIMES 9:15 AM, 11:15 AM & 1:15 PM LUNCHEON LOUNGE OPEN FROM 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM LUNCHEON & LOUNGE CATERED BY Paula LeDuc Fine Catering EVENT DESIGN & PRODUCTION Kathleen Deery Design LUNCHEON GIFTS DONATED BY Hello!Lucky Kara’s Cupcakes Dr. Kathleen Welsh Laiki Rice Crackers Miss Jones Baking Co. LUNCHEON VALET PARKING SPONSOR Hill & Co. Real Estate 10 MARKETPLACE FRIDAY, MARCH 17 8:30AM to 4:00 PM MINI BOUTIQUE Stroll through the Main Hall and purchase fabulous items for you, your friends and the family. Featuring the following vendors: ASH+AMES Lan Jaenicke Taylor and Tessier India Hicks Parker Thatch Vivo Studios Road Twenty-Two EASTER BASKETS A long-standing tradition, these custom-made Easter & Candy Baskets will be showcased throughout the Main Hall. These unique baskets contain something for everyone. Shop early! They will sell out! FLOWER BOUTIQUE Bring home spring when you purchase one-of-a-kind flower arrangements. The Flower Boutique will be showcased in the Main Hall. EXCLUSIVE RAFFLE Luncheon guests and Marketplace shoppers in the Flood Mansion will have exclusive access to the Luncheon Raffle. Don’t miss your chance to win prizes from the following: 5 Stones The Maas Clinic, Anthem Corey S. Maas M.D.,F.A.C.S. Chanel Neiman Marcus - Union Square Gucci Rocks With Soul Heidi Says Salvatore Ferragamo International Orange Social Beauty Co. La Bijouterie Wilkes Bashford ART FROM THE HEART Our own Celebrate Spring artwork, showcasing our talented students, will be on display in the Gallery on the second floor of the Flood Mansion and available for pick up. Many thanks to the parent liaisons and art faculty for helping students produce these pieces and contribute to Celebrate Spring. 11 GALA & LIVE AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 18 : 6 00PM * DOORS OPEN : 8 00PM * LIVE AUCTION JAMES R. HERMAN CRUISE TERMINAL – PIER 27, SAN FRANCISCO LIVE AUCTION DANCING DOLLHOUSE AUCTION GAME ROOM MASTER OF CEREMONIES DJ CAMS: Scott Campbell SHB ‘94 AUCTIONEER Stokes Auction Group CATERED BY Paula LeDuc Fine Catering BAR SPONSOR Monica Lopez & Sameer Gandhi GAME ROOM SPONSOR Merrill Lynch COCKTAIL ATTIRE 14 GALA EVENT DETAILS This year’s Gala will feature several ways to participate in the fun! All activities are open from 6:00 PM - 10:30 PM (closed during the Live Auction). Winners of the Dollhouse Auction and Game Room will be announced at 10:30 PM. * WINE VALET Pick up pre-purchased Premium Wine. Walk-up purchases will also be available. * GAME ROOM Calling all competitors this Celebrate Spring To take home cult wine with the flip of a ring Or shoot the high score in Pop-a-Shot To win a four thousand dollar tequila shot! Ring tossing and sharp shooting not your game? Take a chance on the envelope wall, prizes will not be lame! * DOLLHOUSE AUCTION We’re bringing back a Celebrate Spring tradition with the return of the Dollhouse Auction. Bid in this silent auction that will feature custom houses from two of San Francisco’s premier interior designers: Artistic Designs for Living and Jack Ryan Design /Josephine Freckmann 15 School Administration, left to right: Rachel Simpson, Head of Convent High School; Angela Taylor, Head of Convent Elementary; Ann Marie Krejcarek, President of School; Tony Farrell, Head of Stuart Hall High School; Jaime Dominguez, Head of Stuart Hall for Boys Photography by Lisa Sze ONLINE AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS OPEN MARCH 10 - MARCH 20, 2017 Visit www.celebratespring.org to bid today! Win these exclusive items and more now in the Online Auction! DINE WITH HEAD OF CONVENT ELEMENTARY ANGELA TAYLOR Laissez les bons temps rouler! Angela Taylor, Head of Convent Elementary will join you in your home for a cajun style meal prepared by a private chef. With amazing food and wine included, this dinner for 10 is sure to be something you will remember forever! * DINE WITH HEAD OF STUART HALL FOR BOYS JAIME DOMINGUEZ In keeping with the best of the past 25 years, Jamie Dominguez and Kelly Whalen, along with their sous chefs Ti and Terry, will prepare a feast and join you for a dinner in your home along with a special cocktail and wines and your choice from one of the following favorite themes from the past (or make up one of your own!): Seasonal California casual, Mexican Fiesta, Apres Ski, Greek family style dinner, a Cruise down the Mediterranean, or A Night in Havana. The Online Auction is a great place to buy one-of-a-kind items and experiences while supporting Convent & Stuart Hall. Also visit the Online Auction to purchase Faculty Fun items, Count Me In tickets and get a preview of the Live Auction items. 21 PREMIUM WINE HIGHLIGHTS While all beverages will still be complimentary, we offer Gala guests the opportunity
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