Alumnae
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Welcome Back!
Hutchison alumnae are a vital part of our school community, bridging the traditions of the past with the bright future of current Hutchison girls.
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Stay in Touch!
We hope the information here helps you stay connected with your classmates and the school. Please keep us updated with your most current contact information so that you will be sure to receive our alumnae magazine, ongoing alumnae news, event invitations, The Hutchison Alumnae eHive (our e-newsletter), and more. -
Share Your News!
Our alumnae association is active and exciting. We enjoy hearing about what you are up to with your family, friends, and in your professional life. Send news you’d like to share, and we will do our best to include it in our alumnae magazine. Email news and high-resolution photographs directly to Judi Centko, class notes editor, at alumnae@hutchisonschool.org.
Thank you for remaining connected and involved with your Alma Mater year after year. If you have questions, comments, or other information, feel free to reach out.
Alumnae News
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Brittany Trimble ’08: Taking Flight
Read MoreDuring her senior year at Hutchison, Brittany Trimble ’08 started charting her course. She emailed a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force and said something along the lines of: “I hear you’re a fighter pilot, and I would like to be one. Please help me.”Trimble admitted her note was a bit more formal than that. But that was the gist. -
Lisa Patton '76 - Successful Writer Seeks to Make a Difference with Latest Novel
Read MoreIt might seem simple: you’re a writer and have published three novels of a successful series. They feature a southern heroine named Leelee who finds herself in all kinds of crazy situations. The stories are funny, touching, and popular; people love the character. The titles themselves sell the books: Whistlin’ Dixie in a Nor’easter, Yankee Doodle Dixie, and Southern as a Second Language. -
Amy Sebes '84: Living in the World and Making a Difference
Read MoreWherever she lives in the world, Amy Sebes ’84 tries to make a difference in the lives of the children she’s met, especially girls and young women. -
Alumna Making a Difference in Biomedical Engineering
As a senior at Tulane, alumna Claire Sentilles '15 is working to make a difference in biomedical engineering across the world.Read More
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