Celebrating Hutchison’s Upper School Award Winners and Honorary Inductees
This page will recognize Hutchison’s 2025-2026 upper school award winners and honorary inductees as we announce their achievements.
Special Awards
Sara & Leonard Frey Award
The Sara and Leonard Frey Award is presented to the student who best exemplifies the love of learning, creative and critical thinking, and the intellectual quest so well represented by Mr. and Mrs. Frey. The recipient, visibly committed to the life of the mind and the active pursuit of knowledge and understanding, is selected by the Upper School faculty.
Mattie Ra ’26
The Sara and Leonard Frey Award is presented to the student who best exemplifies the love of learning, creative and critical thinking, and the intellectual quest so well represented by Mr. and Mrs. Frey. The recipient, visibly committed to the life of the mind and the active pursuit of knowledge and understanding, is selected by the Upper School faculty.
Mattie Ra ’26
Ruth & Bliss Bowlin Creativity Award
The Ruth and Bliss Bowlin Creativity Award is given to a senior who has exhibited outstanding creativity in one or more artistic endeavors: writing, poetry, instrumental or vocal music, musical composition, dance, drama, film/media, and studio art.
Maya Pentecost ’26
Kirby and Glenn Floyd Excellence in Service Scholarship AwardThe Ruth and Bliss Bowlin Creativity Award is given to a senior who has exhibited outstanding creativity in one or more artistic endeavors: writing, poetry, instrumental or vocal music, musical composition, dance, drama, film/media, and studio art.
Maya Pentecost ’26
This award is given annually to a Hutchison girl whose service efforts create lasting, positive changes in the community. Considerations for the selection of a winning project include the girl’s commitment to sustainability, overall impact, innovation, and servant leadership.
Maggie Willson ’27
Velma Thorn Cunningham Service Award
This award is given in memory and honor of the 1973 Hutchison graduate who dedicated her life to serving others. It is given to a senior who has demonstrated an outstanding and consistent commitment to volunteer activities.
Hadley Rhett ’26
Dot Jones Hammons Award for Responsible Citizenship
This award is given to a sophomore participant in the Institute for Responsible Citizenship who exemplifies the qualities of a servant leader.
Cate Chubb ’28
Department Awards
With the recommendation of the department and agreement of the entire Upper School faculty, these awards recognize a student’s sustained excellence in a particular discipline.
Angela Perkins Goodwill Award
This award honors a member of the Twelve-Year Girls who is genuine, amiable, caring, sympathetic, energetic, pleasant, good-natured, warm, and understanding. The recipient is elected by members of the Twelve-Year Girls.
Coco Conrad ’26
Betsy Rhodes Friendship Award
This award is presented to a sophomore who best demonstrates genuine friendship toward everyone in the school community. The recipient is chosen by the sophomore class in a secret ballot.
Sarah Jordan Houseal ’28
Mary Elisabeth Tipton Athletic Leader of Character Award
This award recognizes a senior who is warm, compassionate, and a respectful leader. She has succeeded in spite of adversarial conditions both on the athletic field and off. She serves as a source of inspiration to others, exemplifying the Hutchison core values through athletics.
Caroline Gamble ’26
Molly Sheahan Spear Award
This award is given to a student in her first or second year at Hutchison who displays outstanding leadership, enthusiasm, and loyalty to the School. The recipient is chosen by faculty and student leaders.
Baili Price ’26
Hadley and Mary Helen Green Honor Council Award
This award, chosen by the Honor Council, is given to a senior who embodies the spirit of the Hutchison Honor Code, works to educate others about honor, and furthers the code’s meaning for our community.
Kennon Humphreys ’26
Hutchison Parents Association Loyalty Award
This award is presented by the Hutchison Parents Association to a rising Hutchison senior who is eligible for the Twelve-Year Girls. She exemplifies loyalty to her peers, her parents, her teachers, her school, and herself.
Madden Culpepper ’27
Laura Hampton Rogers Community Commitment Award
This award is given to a junior or senior who has demonstrated the most interest in and commitment to the Memphis community. A contribution in her name will be made to a community agency as designated by the award recipient with school approval.
Harper Behnke ’26
Dr. Annette C. Smith Community Award
This award recognizes a student who is passionate about her community and engages actively in the world around her.
Anna Chiozza ’26
Department Awards
With the recommendation of the department and agreement of the entire Upper School faculty, these awards recognize a student’s sustained excellence in a particular discipline.
English Award: Nora Jacobs ’26
Frances McIntosh History Award: Maddie Harriman ’26
Mathematics Award: Mattie Ra ’26
Science Award: Alia Sims ’26
Chinese World Language Award: Katie Clark ’26
Latin World Language Award: Gracie Lirette ’27
Spanish World Language Award: Amariah Woods ’26
Art Award: Maggie Miller ’26
Alexandra & Tucker Adams Art Purchase Award: Sammye Kate Selecman ’26
Media Award: Betsy Halliday ’26
Theater Performance Award: Nora Jacobs ’26
Technical Theater Award: Maya Pentecost ’26
Vocal Music Award: Anna Ratton ’27
Instrumental Music Award: Alia Sims ’26University Book Awards
Based on the values set forth in each of the awarding institutions’ stated criteria, these annual awards are presented to students of the junior class (with the exception of those that recognize a sophomore for exceptional contributions). The recipients are selected for their academic performance and the nature of their extracurricular engagement and leadership, as aligned with the stated specific criteria of each awarding institution.
Honorary Societies Dartmouth College: Peyton Gabel ’27
Harvard University: Madden Culpepper ’27
High Point University: Katie Phan ’28
Rhodes College: Maggie Olswanger ’28
University of Virginia: Virginia Treadwell ’27
Wellesley College: Lucy Wilson ’27
Yale University: Sarah Kate Geater ’27Cum Laude Society
Since 1958, Hutchison has inducted students who have demonstrated the highest academic achievement and integrity throughout their high school career into its Chapter of the Cum Laude Society. The Cum Laude Society is dedicated to honoring scholastic achievement in secondary schools. The constitution of the Cum Laude Society states that no more than 20% of a graduating class may be inducted. No more than 10% of that class may be inducted during the junior year.
Harper Behnke ’26
Sarah Beth Cunningham ’26
Maddie Harriman ’26
Nora Jacobs ’26
Maggie Miller ’26
Hannah Roark ’26
Lily Simpson ’26
Madden Culpepper ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
National Honor Society
The faculty council of the chapter selects Hutchison juniors and seniors who demonstrate outstanding performance in all four criteria of the National Honor Society (NHS)--scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
* designates that they were inducted last year but recognized at this year’s ceremony
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Bella McAdams ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Dottie Higginbotham ’27
Hadley McCandless ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Kali Ryan ’26*
Julia Chambliss ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Emerson Jones ’27
Molly Piper Spear ’27
Evie Ferguson ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Ella Ann Russell ’27
Lillian Haygood ’27
Campbell Jenkins ’27
Ally Brignole ’26*
Kate Caswell Carpenter ’27
Ava Jones ’26*
Anniston Humphries ’27
Kaitlyn Johnson ’27
Avery Kate Johnson ’27
Alara Yaren ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Farrah Brown ’26*
Brooke Smith ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Gabby Taliaferro ’27
Carter Mann ’27
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Grey Wilson ’27
Eliza Roberts ’27
Maggie Willson ’27
Kate Crosby ’27
Ellie Gooch ’26*
Lucy Belle Rounder ’27
Kate Scott Loftin ’27
Amelia Gwatney ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Katherine French
Anna Ratton ’27
Stella Dyer ’27
Morgan Perry ’26*
Avery Burke Cannon ’27
Samantha Ring ’26*
Lilly Robbins ’26*
Betsy Halliday ’26*
Suzanne Smith ’27
Hayes Reilly ’27
Emery Smith ’27
Taylor McAdams ’26*
Kate Neubert ’27
Eloise Hayden ’27
Sloane Hardin ’27
Layla Lee ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Tess Corley ’27
Olivia Landess ’26*
Claire Hallum ’27
Sophia Henderson ’26*
Madden Culpepper ’27
Avery Webb ’26*
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Mary-Catherine Stanford ’27
Ava Grace Reynolds ’27
Taylor Lanctot ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Ann Marie Gaines ’27
Whitney Robbins ’27
Sloane Vandergrift ’27
Emery Elkington ’27
Ascensus SocietyHarper Behnke ’26
Sarah Beth Cunningham ’26
Maddie Harriman ’26
Nora Jacobs ’26
Maggie Miller ’26
Hannah Roark ’26
Lily Simpson ’26
Madden Culpepper ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
National Honor Society
The faculty council of the chapter selects Hutchison juniors and seniors who demonstrate outstanding performance in all four criteria of the National Honor Society (NHS)--scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
* designates that they were inducted last year but recognized at this year’s ceremony
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Bella McAdams ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Dottie Higginbotham ’27
Hadley McCandless ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Kali Ryan ’26*
Julia Chambliss ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Emerson Jones ’27
Molly Piper Spear ’27
Evie Ferguson ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Ella Ann Russell ’27
Lillian Haygood ’27
Campbell Jenkins ’27
Ally Brignole ’26*
Kate Caswell Carpenter ’27
Ava Jones ’26*
Anniston Humphries ’27
Kaitlyn Johnson ’27
Avery Kate Johnson ’27
Alara Yaren ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Farrah Brown ’26*
Brooke Smith ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Gabby Taliaferro ’27
Carter Mann ’27
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Grey Wilson ’27
Eliza Roberts ’27
Maggie Willson ’27
Kate Crosby ’27
Ellie Gooch ’26*
Lucy Belle Rounder ’27
Kate Scott Loftin ’27
Amelia Gwatney ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Katherine French
Anna Ratton ’27
Stella Dyer ’27
Morgan Perry ’26*
Avery Burke Cannon ’27
Samantha Ring ’26*
Lilly Robbins ’26*
Betsy Halliday ’26*
Suzanne Smith ’27
Hayes Reilly ’27
Emery Smith ’27
Taylor McAdams ’26*
Kate Neubert ’27
Eloise Hayden ’27
Sloane Hardin ’27
Layla Lee ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Tess Corley ’27
Olivia Landess ’26*
Claire Hallum ’27
Sophia Henderson ’26*
Madden Culpepper ’27
Avery Webb ’26*
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Mary-Catherine Stanford ’27
Ava Grace Reynolds ’27
Taylor Lanctot ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Ann Marie Gaines ’27
Whitney Robbins ’27
Sloane Vandergrift ’27
Emery Elkington ’27
This honorary society is open to any student who has completed 125 volunteer hours.
Anne Tyler Bartusch ’26
Iris Bird ’26
Caroline Gamble ’26
Ellie Gooch ’26
Maddie Harriman ’26
Haney Harris ’26
Eva Lackie ’26
Maren Levy ’26
Hannah Roark ’26
Janie Weeks ’26
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Evie Ferguson ’27
Katherine French ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Lillian Haygood ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Emerson Jones ’27
Taylor Lanctot ’27
Anna Ratton ’27
Eliza Roberts ’27
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Brooke Smith ’27
Maria Ahmadian ’28
Blake Barden ’28
Whitney Bricken ’28
Margaret Campbell ’28
Lainey Carter ’28
Campbell Crosby ’28
Emma Fairey ’28
Shelby Faulkner ’28
Harper Godwin ’28
Addison Gradowski ’28
Lois Hill ’28
Isabella Hughes ’28
Emma Iskiwitz ’28
Maggie Mavar ’28
Eloise McDonald ’28
Mary Cleo McQuillen ’28
Chloe Phillips ’28
Acelynn Saisuphaluck ’28
Georgia Shelby ’28
Leia Sherman ’28
Ann Smith ’28
Lucy Unglesby ’28
Morgan Wiener ’28
Sophia Wilson ’28
Lily Woodmansee ’28
Malie Youngblood ’28
Alexandra Poag ’29
Zoë Young ’29
30+ Club
This group recognizes upper school students who recently earned a 30 or above on the ACT or the equivalent on the SAT for the first time.
Elizabeth Adams ’26
Ellie Bailey ’26
Anne Tyler Bartusch ’26
Farrah Brown ’26
Sims Burke ’26
Collins Farmer ’26
Maddie Harriman ’26
Sophia Henderson ’26
Kennon Humphreys ’26
Lilly Hussey ’26
Nora Jacobs ’26
Nellie Keras ’26
Eva Lackie ’26
Maren Levy ’26
Taylor McAdams ’26
Maggie Miller ’26
Wright Prather ’26
Samantha Ring ’26
Lilly Robbins ’26
Lily Simpson ’26
Janie Weeks ’26
Sophie Wilson ’26
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Julia Chambliss ’27
Kate Crosby ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Amelia Gwatney ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Ella Ann Russell ’27
Emery Smith ’27
Gabby Taliaferro ’27
Sloane Vandergrift ’27
Grey Wilson ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Emma Doherty ’28
Abby Livingston ’28
Katie Phan ’28
Sophia Wilson ’28
Sara Frey History Society
Sara Frey History Society Membership is granted to a junior or senior student who has a minimum overall cumulative weighted average of 3.00, with a cumulative average of 90 in her history and social studies courses. Junior inductees must be enrolled in an AP-level history or social studies course, and senior inductees must be enrolled in an AP-level course or have five full-year courses in history or social studies by graduation.
Sarah Alexander ’26
Scottie Arnold ’26
Iris Bird ’26
Ellie Gooch ’26
Haney Harris ’26
Baili Price ’26
Mia Ralph ’26
Hannah Roark ’26
Molly Wondries ’26
Avery Burke Cannon ’27
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Julia Chambliss ’27
Kate Crosby ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Evie Ferguson ’27
Katherine French ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Ann Marie Gaines ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Sloane Hardin ’27
Dottie Higginbotham ’27
Anniston Humphries ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Taylor Lanctot ’27
Layla Lee ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Hayes Reilly ’27
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Lucy Belle Rounder ’27
Ella Ann Russell ’27
Emery Smith ’27
Suzanne Smith ’27
Gabby Taliaferro ’27
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Sloane Vandergrift ’27
Maggie Willson ’27
Grey Wilson ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Alara Yaren ’27
Science National Honor Society
A member must have a minimum overall cumulative weighted average of 3.00, with a cumulative average of 90 in science, have completed biology, chemistry, and be enrolled in a third full-year science course. Sophomore and junior inductees must be enrolled in an AP-level science course, and senior inductees must be enrolled in an AP-level course or have five full-year courses in science by graduation.
Sarah Alexander ’26
Farrah Brown ’26
Sims Burke ’26
Coco Conrad ’26
Maddie Harriman ’26
Sophia Henderson ’26
Maggie Miller ’26
Baili Price ’26
Kali Ryan ’26
Avery Burke Cannon ’27
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Kate Crosby ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Katherine French ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Ann Marie Gaines ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Sloane Hardin ’27
Dottie Higginbotham ’27
Anniston Humphries ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Taylor Lanctot ’27
Layla Lee ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Kate Scott Loftin ’27
Carter Mann ’27
Hadley McCandless ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Hayes Reilly ’27
Whitney Robbins ’27
Eliza Roberts ’27
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Lucy Belle Rounder ’27
Ella Ann Russell ’27
Emery Smith ’27
Suzanne Smith ’27
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Sloane Vandergrift ’27
Maggie Willson ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Alara Yaren ’27
Mu Alpha Theta
Students must have completed 5 semesters of Advanced Honors or AP-level math courses in Upper School and earned an 85 average or higher during those 5 semesters to be eligible for membership.
Sarah Beth Cunningham ’26
Riley Hardin ’26
Sophia Henderson ’26
Lilly Hussey ’26
Nora Jacobs ’26
Lucy Lamb ’26
Taylor McAdams ’26
Wright Prather ’26
Lilly Robbins ’26
Lily Simpson ’26
Mary Allen Wallace ’26
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Carter Mann ’27
Hadley McCandless ’27
Molly Piper Spear ’27
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica
A junior or senior may be inducted into the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica if she has completed at least three semesters of Spanish in the Upper School. A student currently enrolled in an AP course must have a cumulative Spanish average of 85 or above, and those currently enrolled in Honors or Advanced Honors classes must have a cumulative Spanish average of 90 or above.
Samantha Hulbert ’26
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Avery Burke Cannon ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Ann Marie Gaines ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Sloane Hardin ’27
Dottie Higginbotham ’27
Anniston Humphries ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Taylor Lanctot ’27
Layla Lee ’27
Bella McAdams ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Eliza Roberts ’27
Lucy Belle Rounder ’27
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Maggie Willson ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Quill and Scroll
Members are sophomores, juniors, or seniors who must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications work.
Sophie Clothier ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Blake Barden ’28
Lainey Carter ’28
Cate Chubb ’28
Shelby Faulkner ’28
Isabella Hughes ’28
Emma Iskiwitz ’28
Mary Cleo McQuillen ’28
Georgia Shelby ’28
Ann Smith ’28
Lucy Unglesby ’28
Rowan White ’28
Sophia Wilson ’28
Tri-M Music Honor Society
A student is eligible for induction after she has completed at least one semester of music involvement at Hutchison School.
Gabby Taliaferro ’27
Maria Ahmadian ’28
Margo Clothier ’29
Margaret Colley ’29
Ava Fleming ’29
Zoë Johnson ’29
Elin Maclin ’29
Sadie Sadler ’29
Addie Sellhorn ’29
Anna Grace Williams ’29
International Thespian Society
Induction into the society is based on the student’s level of involvement in theater productions, either on stage or backstage, and the excellence of their work.
Ellie Gooch ’26
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Madden Culpepper '27
Anna Ratton ’27
Emma Doherty ’28
Menaal Haris ’28
Audrey Anne Spiceland ’28
National Honor Society of Dance Arts
Induction into the NHSDA Secondary Program is earned through the accumulation of 100+ points awarded for dance activities such as dance classes, rehearsals, performances, research, workshops, or community service activities, alongside a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Mia Ralph ’26
Emery Elkington ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Kailynn Jefferson ’27
Virginia Bowie ’28
Isabella Hughes ’28
30+ Club
This group recognizes upper school students who recently earned a 30 or above on the ACT or the equivalent on the SAT for the first time.
Elizabeth Adams ’26
Ellie Bailey ’26
Anne Tyler Bartusch ’26
Farrah Brown ’26
Sims Burke ’26
Collins Farmer ’26
Maddie Harriman ’26
Sophia Henderson ’26
Kennon Humphreys ’26
Lilly Hussey ’26
Nora Jacobs ’26
Nellie Keras ’26
Eva Lackie ’26
Maren Levy ’26
Taylor McAdams ’26
Maggie Miller ’26
Wright Prather ’26
Samantha Ring ’26
Lilly Robbins ’26
Lily Simpson ’26
Janie Weeks ’26
Sophie Wilson ’26
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Julia Chambliss ’27
Kate Crosby ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Amelia Gwatney ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Ella Ann Russell ’27
Emery Smith ’27
Gabby Taliaferro ’27
Sloane Vandergrift ’27
Grey Wilson ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Emma Doherty ’28
Abby Livingston ’28
Katie Phan ’28
Sophia Wilson ’28
Sara Frey History Society
Sara Frey History Society Membership is granted to a junior or senior student who has a minimum overall cumulative weighted average of 3.00, with a cumulative average of 90 in her history and social studies courses. Junior inductees must be enrolled in an AP-level history or social studies course, and senior inductees must be enrolled in an AP-level course or have five full-year courses in history or social studies by graduation.
Sarah Alexander ’26
Scottie Arnold ’26
Iris Bird ’26
Ellie Gooch ’26
Haney Harris ’26
Baili Price ’26
Mia Ralph ’26
Hannah Roark ’26
Molly Wondries ’26
Avery Burke Cannon ’27
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Julia Chambliss ’27
Kate Crosby ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Evie Ferguson ’27
Katherine French ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Ann Marie Gaines ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Sloane Hardin ’27
Dottie Higginbotham ’27
Anniston Humphries ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Taylor Lanctot ’27
Layla Lee ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Hayes Reilly ’27
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Lucy Belle Rounder ’27
Ella Ann Russell ’27
Emery Smith ’27
Suzanne Smith ’27
Gabby Taliaferro ’27
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Sloane Vandergrift ’27
Maggie Willson ’27
Grey Wilson ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Alara Yaren ’27
Science National Honor Society
A member must have a minimum overall cumulative weighted average of 3.00, with a cumulative average of 90 in science, have completed biology, chemistry, and be enrolled in a third full-year science course. Sophomore and junior inductees must be enrolled in an AP-level science course, and senior inductees must be enrolled in an AP-level course or have five full-year courses in science by graduation.
Sarah Alexander ’26
Farrah Brown ’26
Sims Burke ’26
Coco Conrad ’26
Maddie Harriman ’26
Sophia Henderson ’26
Maggie Miller ’26
Baili Price ’26
Kali Ryan ’26
Avery Burke Cannon ’27
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Kate Crosby ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Katherine French ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Ann Marie Gaines ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Sloane Hardin ’27
Dottie Higginbotham ’27
Anniston Humphries ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Taylor Lanctot ’27
Layla Lee ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Kate Scott Loftin ’27
Carter Mann ’27
Hadley McCandless ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Hayes Reilly ’27
Whitney Robbins ’27
Eliza Roberts ’27
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Lucy Belle Rounder ’27
Ella Ann Russell ’27
Emery Smith ’27
Suzanne Smith ’27
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Sloane Vandergrift ’27
Maggie Willson ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Alara Yaren ’27
Mu Alpha Theta
Students must have completed 5 semesters of Advanced Honors or AP-level math courses in Upper School and earned an 85 average or higher during those 5 semesters to be eligible for membership.
Sarah Beth Cunningham ’26
Riley Hardin ’26
Sophia Henderson ’26
Lilly Hussey ’26
Nora Jacobs ’26
Lucy Lamb ’26
Taylor McAdams ’26
Wright Prather ’26
Lilly Robbins ’26
Lily Simpson ’26
Mary Allen Wallace ’26
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Carter Mann ’27
Hadley McCandless ’27
Molly Piper Spear ’27
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica
A junior or senior may be inducted into the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica if she has completed at least three semesters of Spanish in the Upper School. A student currently enrolled in an AP course must have a cumulative Spanish average of 85 or above, and those currently enrolled in Honors or Advanced Honors classes must have a cumulative Spanish average of 90 or above.
Samantha Hulbert ’26
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Avery Burke Cannon ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Ann Marie Gaines ’27
Sarah Kate Geater ’27
Kennedy Gegg ’27
Sloane Hardin ’27
Dottie Higginbotham ’27
Anniston Humphries ’27
Ann Charlotte Jones ’27
Maddie Kyle ’27
Taylor Lanctot ’27
Layla Lee ’27
Bella McAdams ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Eliza Roberts ’27
Lucy Belle Rounder ’27
Virginia Treadwell ’27
Maggie Willson ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
National Latin Honor Society
A student may be inducted into the society if she is currently enrolled in at least her second semester of Latin in the Upper School. A student must have a cumulative weighted average of 90 in Latin and must be a current member of NJCL.
Olivia Landess ’26
Kate Caswell Carpenter ’27
Julia Chambliss ’27
Evie Ferguson ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Kaitlyn Johnson ’27
Gracie Lirette ’27
Hayes Reilly ’27
Evelyn Roberts ’27
Ella Ann Russell ’27
Molly Piper Spear ’27
Alara Yaren ’27
Blake Barden ’28
Aurice Dalal ’28
Sofia Gagliano ’28
Julia Grisanti ’28
Menaal Haris ’28
Sarah Jordan Houseal ’28
Isabella Hughes ’28
Kate Hurdle ’28
Maggie Mavar ’28
Yilin Pan ’28
Katie Phan ’28
Chloe Phillips ’28
Mimi Smith ’28
Ava Fleming ’29
Betsy Haire ’29
Caroline Jefferies ’29
Emily Keith ’29
Garner Kimmel ’29
Carlisle Martin ’29
Alexandra Poag ’29
Eloise West ’29
Anna Grace Williams ’29
Zoë Young ’29
National Chinese Honor Society
The Hutchison Chinese Honor Society was founded in 2011 to recognize those students who have a profound interest in the Chinese language and culture. A junior or senior may be inducted into the society if she has completed at least three semesters of Chinese Mandarin in the Upper School and is currently enrolled in Honors or Advanced Honors Chinese classes.
Tess Corley ’27
Katherine French ’27
Eva Rodenhiser ’27
Quill and Scroll
Members are sophomores, juniors, or seniors who must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications work.
Sophie Clothier ’27
Madden Culpepper ’27
Piper Moss ’27
Kate Neubert ’27
Blake Barden ’28
Lainey Carter ’28
Cate Chubb ’28
Shelby Faulkner ’28
Isabella Hughes ’28
Emma Iskiwitz ’28
Mary Cleo McQuillen ’28
Georgia Shelby ’28
Ann Smith ’28
Lucy Unglesby ’28
Rowan White ’28
Sophia Wilson ’28
National Art Honor Society
To become a member of the Hutchison chapter of the National Art Honor Society, a student must be enrolled in or have completed at least one studio advanced placement art class and therefore be at an advanced level in her art-making.
Kennon Humphreys ’26
Caroline Byrnes ’27
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Kate Crosby ’27
Campbell Jenkins ’27
Emerson Jones ’27
Hayes Reilly ’27
Lilly Robbins ’27
Lucy Belle Rounder ’27
Lucy Wilson ’27
Yilin Pan ’28
Tri-M Music Honor Society
A student is eligible for induction after she has completed at least one semester of music involvement at Hutchison School.
Gabby Taliaferro ’27
Maria Ahmadian ’28
Margo Clothier ’29
Margaret Colley ’29
Ava Fleming ’29
Zoë Johnson ’29
Elin Maclin ’29
Sadie Sadler ’29
Addie Sellhorn ’29
Anna Grace Williams ’29
International Thespian Society
Induction into the society is based on the student’s level of involvement in theater productions, either on stage or backstage, and the excellence of their work.
Ellie Gooch ’26
Olivia Candiotto ’27
Madden Culpepper '27
Anna Ratton ’27
Emma Doherty ’28
Menaal Haris ’28
Audrey Anne Spiceland ’28
National Honor Society of Dance Arts
Induction into the NHSDA Secondary Program is earned through the accumulation of 100+ points awarded for dance activities such as dance classes, rehearsals, performances, research, workshops, or community service activities, alongside a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Mia Ralph ’26
Emery Elkington ’27
Peyton Gabel ’27
Kailynn Jefferson ’27
Virginia Bowie ’28
Isabella Hughes ’28
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Celebrating Hutchison’s Upper School Award Winners and Honorary Inductees
This page will recognize Hutchison’s 2025-2026 upper school award winners and honorary inductees as we announce their achievements.Read More -
Hutchison Nominated for Nine High School Musical Theatre Awards
Hutchison’s fall 2025 production of “Hadestown: Teen Edition” received a variety of nominations, from ensemble recognition to technical awards.Read More -
Gaby Nair ’14 Says Hutchison Paved the Way for Recent Ph.D. from Princeton
Hutchison Now highlights graduates early in their careers who embody how a Hutchison education can lead anywhere you can imagine. We spoke with Gaby Nair ’14, Ph.D., a Postgraduate Research Associate in Politics at Princeton University, where she recently completed her PhD in political theory. She is also a former Morehead-Cain Scholar at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.Read More -
Upper School Girls Experience State Politics Through Youth in Government
Hutchison girls experienced a day in the life of state legislators and officials through Youth in Government.Read More -
Learning Is the Real Win in March Mammal Madness
Our seventh graders competed in March Mammal Madness as part of Dr. Becky Deehr’s life science class.Read More -
Hutchison Names Nationally Renowned Coach as Head of Lacrosse Program
Hutchison is thrilled to announce that Kristan Ash will be leading the Hutchison lacrosse program. She steps into the role of Varsity Head Coach starting in the 2026-2027 school year.Read More -
Twenty-Nine Sixth Graders Become Published Poets
Poetry by 29 sixth graders will be published in this year’s edition of the “Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans.”Read More -
Seniors Present Capstone Projects at myExperience Senior Showcase
Our 21 graduating seniors of the myExperience program presented their capstone projects with confidence, poise, and enthusiasm.Read More -
Kristen Farmer Davis ’99: Guiding Students to Discover What Matters Most
We asked Kristen Farmer Davis ’99 about some of her past experiences, how those influence her work with Hutchison students today, and what she’s excited about in her new role.Read More -
Early Childhood Experiences Set the Tone for Lifelong Learning and Success
Hutchison’s Reggio Emilia-inspired curriculum weaves critical skills development throughout the school day. As girls progress to the next grade and beyond, they revisit the same traits that they first learned in Early Childhood.Read More -
Hutchison Writers Earn 35 Scholastic Writing Awards
Congratulations to the 18 middle and upper school girls who won Scholastic Writing Awards in the recent Alliance for Young Artists & Writers competition!Read More -
Hutchison Senior Named Finalist for TSSAA Miss Basketball
Congratulations to Ava Jones ’26 for being named a finalist for the DII-AA Miss Basketball honor!Read More -
Gabrielle Arkle ’12: Determined to Fly & Complete the Mission
It’s a special memory for Gabrielle Arkle ’12. When she was younger, she visited the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida. The museum features more than 150 restored aircraft representing the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard aviation.Read More -
Elizabeth Blankenship-Singh ’08: Pivoting With Purpose — Designing a Sustainable Future
If there’s one thing Elizabeth Blankenship-Singh ’08 knows about, it’s pivoting. It’s something she has done successfully several times and something she believes Hutchison prepared her well for.Read More -
Hutchison Alumnae Inspire Next Generation of Sting Athletes
The best coaches teach you lessons that last long after the final buzzer. Ten alumnae hope to impart what they learned through Hutchison athletics by coaching girls in sports such as soccer, basketball, lacrosse, and volleyball.Read More -
Hutchison Taught Hannah Freeman ’20 to be Curious, Open-Minded, and Engaged with the World Around Her
Read MoreHutchison Now highlights graduates early in their careers who embody how a Hutchison education can lead anywhere you can imagine. We spoke with Hannah Freeman ’20, a trade and investment officer for healthcare and life sciences at the British Embassy in Washington, D.C. -
How a Simple Service Project Changed a Hutchison Senior’s Life
What started as a service project at Trezevant Manor blossomed into something far more meaningful.Read More -
Kaboom! Learning Is a Blast in Pre-Kindergarten
While studying dinosaurs, Anne Willson’s pre-kindergarten class became interested in volcanoes. They worked together to build their own and joyfully watched their creation erupt.Read More -
Hutchison Girls Win Big at 2026 Regional Scholastic Art Awards
Twenty-two Hutchison girls won 42 Mid-South Scholastic Art Awards this year, with 8 Gold Keys, 10 Silver Keys, and 24 Honorable Mentions.Read More -
Hutchison Earns Top AP School Honor Roll Distinction
Hutchison received Platinum distinction on the 2025 AP School Honor Roll, a recognition given by the College Board.Read More
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