Alumni Share Milestones From 2024

1974

CLASS AGENT: LYNN WALL MCKINNEY

The Class of 1974 gathered in celebration of their 50th reunion in September. The celebration spanned two nights and included a night at the home of Billy ’73 and Marian Wooten Troxler and an evening back on campus at the Head of School House. You can read more and view the photo gallery here.

Marian shared that she and Billy are thrilled to have three of their four married children living here in Raleigh, with the fourth living in South Carolina, providing lots of cousin time for their eight grandchildren! They are excited to have welcomed two new grandbabies in October.

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1975

CLASS AGENT: CINDY POOLE ROBERTS

We are excited about planning and having our 50th Reunion this year! Be sure to join our Ravenscroft Class of ’75 Facebook page to stay updated, or email Cindy!

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1976

CLASS AGENT: JOEL REAMES

Margaret Mahood Mills received the Distinguished Alumni Award in May as part of Alumni Weekend. The Distinguished Alumni Award is the highest honor bestowed by the Ravenscroft School Alumni Association. At the beginning of the school year, Margaret  announced that after 25 years at Ravenscroft, she will be retiring in June. She also welcomed a new grandson last spring, Harrison “Harris” Dean Grantham. His parents, Elizabeth Mills Grantham ’08 and Stewart Grantham, live in Pinehurst.

Duke Finley and family, joined by several other Ravens, traveled to Bermuda to celebrate the wedding of his daughter, Dixie ’16.

Libby Holding Ross welcomed a new granddaughter last year, Georgia Elizabeth Derbyshire. Libby’s daughter, Emmie Perry Derbyshire, and family live in Denver.

Duke Finley ’76, Rose Finley, Dixie Finley Maier ’16 and Alex Finley ’12 at Dixie’s wedding on June 15; Margaret Mahood Mills ’76, Mary Catherine Kennedy Sigmon ’76, Libby Holding Ross ’76, Lynn Owen Schenk ’76, Vicki Garrabrant Hare ’76, Allison Elsee ’76, Marion Winston ’76, Clinton Lee Duncan ’76, Becky Hines Boyette ’76, Marsha Sanders Ragsdale ’76 and Ginny Johnson ’77 celebrating the holidays

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1979

CLASS AGENT:  ALLISON GILBERT HOLMES

Mary Dennis Hart Fogelman has become a grandmother to baby boy Miles William Fogelman. He was born on Jan. 31, 2024, and is named for Mary Dennis’s father and her husband, Bill.

The Class of 1979 had their 45th reunion on April 27 at the home of Allen Massey and his wife, Lorie Hightower Massey ’84. They all had an amazing time getting to see each other and hope to have even more classmates join for their 50th in 2029! Attendees included Sally King Chappelow, Sue Finley Cotton, Anita Daniel Kranik, Lisa Phillips Perkinson, Sharon Hartzog Craig, Greg Deener, Skipper Day, Bill Clark, Dianne Jones Hyneman, Allen Massey, Lawrence Watts, Johnny Lyon, Tom Rice, David Cozart, Chuck Duncan, Dean Shavlik, Worth Harris, Lee Quinn, Cathy Edwards Lull, Jim Kilgore, Brett Hightower, Allison Gilbert Holmes and special guest Jimmy Cox.

John Hogan’s son, John, got married on Aug. 31 to Juanita Perdomo ’14. They had a wonderful gathering of friends and family for the event, with the wedding and reception taking place at Lavender Oaks Farm outside of Chapel Hill. The couple will reside in Raleigh. John said his wife, Elizabeth, is “excited to have a girl join the family.”

Our condolences to classmates who lost a parent in 2024. Kim Johnson Scott’s father passed away on Jan. 23. Allen Massey’s father passed away on March 30. Edith Wooten Bailey’s mother passed away on April 24. Chuck Duncan’s mother passed away on May 8. Stephen Gupton’s mother passed away on June 24. Jim Kilgore’s mother passed away on June 29. Laura Head Lambert’s mother passed away on June 27. James Kimzey’s mother passed away on July 14. Anita Daniel Kraynik’s father passed away on Oct. 20.

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1982

CLASS AGENTS: WILLIAM GAITHER AND GENE DANIEL

Joe Jeffreys was featured on CNN’s "The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper” this summer, discussing drag history and politics in the “Drag War” episode.

Adam Jones was featured in Ravenscroft Magazine for “Cecil and the Soccer Match,” the second in his “Cecil the Littlest Ant” series of books for children. His first novel, “Fate Ball,” was reissued in 2024.

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1983

CLASS AGENT: CAROLINE DAY PLUMMER

Allexia Brewer used her Boone, North Carolina, restaurant The High Country Greek’s Ambrosia Kafeneio to launch Greeks for Good NC to distribute meals following Hurricane Helene. She sent out a call for cards of support and encouragement for the community as well, and eight Lower School classes participated in the service opportunity as part of broader efforts on campus to support our neighbors in the mountains.

Institutional Advancement staff Courtney Peebles, Lyle Farrar, Shelly Micyus, Emma DeMent ’16, Ben Rein and Brittany Gresham preparing to send care cards created by Lower Schoolers to Allexia Brewer ’83 for her community outreach efforts in Western N.C.

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1985

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

Kenneth Haywood was selected to the 2024 North Carolina Super Lawyers List for his practice in business litigation.

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1986

CLASS AGENT: ASHLEY ALLEN

Emily Procter’s Commencement address to Ravenscroft’s Class of 2003 is among the notable speeches Ravenscroft Magazine revisits in the latest issue. Emily was the first alum to be invited to give the address at graduation. She has since been joined in that honor by David Fajgenbaum '03, who was among the Ravens who enjoyed her speech and whose advice to the Class of 2022 is also part of this story. Be sure to check it out!

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1988

CLASS AGENT: CATHY MYERS CARLINO

After 29 years in western Minnesota, David Lanning and wife Margaret moved to Owatonna, Minnesota, which is south of the Twin Cities, in November. He added, “I now serve as the Director of Worship and Creative Arts at Bethel Church. Our younger daughter, Rachel, was married in July, and our older daughter, Sydney, was married in November!”

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1991

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

Sanna Bryant shared, “I was promoted to Senior Associate at Spencer Stuart, where I continue to recruit for and be an advisor to academic medical centers and health care-services providers on leadership positions including medical school deans, clinical and basic science-department chairs, academic health-system executives and health care-focused association and foundation leaders. A trip to Raleigh in October 2024 to spend time with Lynn Langdon Miedema provided a lovely meetup with Bill Demeritt!”

Sanna Bryant ’91 with Bill Demeritt ’91 and Lynn Langdon Miedema ’91 in Raleigh in October

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1993

CLASS AGENT: DAVID ROUNTREE

David Rountree was inducted into the Ravenscroft Fine Arts Hall of Fame in May for his work in the film industry. During his visit, he  shared his experiences with Middle School drama classes. “It brought back so many memories,” he said. “Upon my return to Los Angeles, I was able to connect with Sammy Rivas ’19 to discuss filmmaking, acting, directing and several upcoming projects. I look forward to collaborating with him — and other Ravens — in the future.” In the fall, David was profiled in Ravenscroft Magazine. 

David Rountree ’93 speaking to Middle School drama students during his visit to campus in May

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1999

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

Kelly Finnegan ’99, Caroline Hamilton ’99 and Adrienne Sheats ’99 in January

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2001

CLASS AGENT: EMILY TAYLOR FERRELL

Jessica Gladwin attended Alumni Weekend and said she enjoyed the Friday night event reconnecting with faculty and fellow Ravens. She shared, “It reminded me how I enjoyed my years at Ravenscroft, how much time has passed and that our 25th reunion will be here before we know it! I am currently with the City of Raleigh, celebrating five years in January. In recent years, I earned my national certification for planning (AICP), was promoted to Senior Planner and changed work groups. I have found a good work-life balance. I picked my racket back up and am playing a lot of tennis through USTA, the city, my mom and Joe. I took my first real vacation in 2023 to celebrate my 40th (a whole week off from work!) and got a taste of the travel bug. I took a week off to ski at Lake Tahoe and hit Salt Lake City in March. Also, finally working on a trip to Ireland.”

After more than 18 years of living in New York City, Kelsey Frohman Marks moved north to Rye, New York. Marks said her family “felt ready for some more green space and quiet. ... A job opportunity came up at St. Vincent’s Hospital, minutes away from home, that was too good to pass up. I also worked very hard with the LCAT (Licensed Creative Art Therapist) Coalition to try and pass an insurance inclusion bill in the state, even traveling to Albany to lobby. Sadly, Gov. Hochul did not sign at the last minute. Interesting to see how a bill goes into law but thankful for the experience. I will continue to advocate for improved mental health access in New York. Jaclyn White Morgan was the photographer of this fun family photo! Thank you, Jaclyn!”

Jessica Gladwin ’01 at Alumni Weekend; Kelsey Frohman Marks ’01 with her family (photo taken by Jaclyn White Morgan ’01)

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2003

CLASS AGENT: ANNA CLAIRE MURNICK PRICE

John Bower, who serves as the Middle School head at Rivers School, received the Commitment to Excellence Award in December. This external award, presented by Borislow Insurance, recognizes and celebrates educators, administrators and staff at independent schools across the country who “go above and beyond to enhance the quality of education and positively impact the overall student experience.” Bower was also part of Ravenscroft’s Middle School visitation team that spent time on campus here in January 2025.

David Fajgenbaum received the Philadelphia Citizen of the Year Award in February and Vision of Hope Award at Stand Up to Sarcoma Gala in October. Both recognitions celebrate his innovative approach to treating rare diseases through Every Cure.

David’s Commencement address to Ravenscroft’s Class of 2022 was among the notable speeches Ravenscroft Magazine looked back on in the latest issue. Be sure to check out the story!

David Fajgenbaum ’03 at the award ceremony for Philadelphia Citizen of the Year; Educator John Bower ’04 receiving the Commitment to Excellence Award

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2004

CLASS AGENT: ASHLEY BOARD, GRETCHEN PRESNELL AND KEITH STROMBOTNE

Matt McGinnis and his brothers — Eric ’06 and Zach ’09 — are profiled in Ravenscroft Magazine’s latest feature about siblings who competed in the same sports at Ravenscroft. 

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2006

CLASS AGENT: CELESTE ALLEN CHAPMAN

Eric McGinnis and his brothers — Matt ’04 and Zach ’09 — are profiled in Ravenscroft Magazine’s latest feature about siblings who competed in the same sports at Ravenscroft. 

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2007

CLASS AGENT: ROB BYRD

Chad Day, Senior Vice President Financial Advisor at Captrust, was recognized by the Triangle Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 Awards.

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2008

CLASS AGENT: CASEY STEVENSON

Lauren Carlton joined fellow Lower School parent Shannon Gill as the new Fund For Ravenscroft parent co-chairs. Read more about why her experience here led to choosing Ravenscroft for her daughter and why she supports FFR in this Voices feature she and Gill wrote.

Raven King-Edwards spoke at 2024 Wake Tech Ignite, an annual event that showcases the college and its mission of transforming lives.

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2009

CLASS AGENT: KATHRYN FOGARTIE

Bo Andrews was named Associate Head Coach of the University of Tennessee Men’s Golf team.

Jessica Turek Weickert lives in Wake Forest, North Carolina, with her husband, Charlie, and their two kids, Margaret (3) and Henry (2). She is the Vice President of Strategy at XD Agency, an award-winning experiential creative agency dedicated to designing experiences for industry-defining brands. In 2024, she earned a spot on Women We Admire’s Top 50 Women Leaders in North Carolina and was appointed a seat on the World Experience Council.

Zach McGinnis and Cole Gonet are both profiled with their brothers in Ravenscroft Magazine’s latest feature about siblings who competed in the same sports at Ravenscroft. Zach swam with brothers Matt ’04 and Eric ’06, while Cole played football with Connor ’11.

Bo Andrews ’09 named Associate Head Coach of the University of Tennessee’s Men’s Golf team; Jessica Turek Weickert ’09 with Charlie and their two kids, Margaret and Henry

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2010

CLASS AGENTS: CHASE BERNHARDT, NATALIE SALMONESE WILLIAMS AND TYSON PRESNELL

Erin Bratcher’s gym, EB Athletics, was recognized in the News and Observer’s “Raleigh’s Best,” taking home bronze in the competition.

Hartland Jones joined Raleigh’s Pin Point Pickleball and Golf, the largest indoor pickleball and golf facility in the U.S., as the location’s Pickleball Pro.

Erin and Hartland were featured in Ravenscroft Magazine’s Alumni to Watch in the fall, exploring their work in these sports and recreation fields and how their background in Ravenscroft athletics helped shape their paths. The story included bouldering entrepreneur Johnny Davis ’15 as well.

Melis Tanik Kelly and her sister, Layla ’13, are included in Ravenscroft Magazine’s latest feature about siblings who competed in the same sports at Ravenscroft. 

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2011

CLASS AGENTS: PATRICK BAILEY, ZAKI HAIDARY AND ALLIE WITHERS

Patrick Bailey was among eight alumni who came to campus to speak at the annual Upper School Career Day in February. Other in-person speakers included Arash Kasebi ’13, Rachel Ormand Laughery ’14, Ken Bowling ’16, Doug Elks ’17, Lynn Johnson ’17, RuthAnne Winston ’18 and Bella Church ’18.

Catherine Colonna graduated from East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine in May and started her residency in internal medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina. She hopes to do a fellowship in hematology-oncology.

Connor Gonet and his brother, Cole ’09, are profiled in Ravenscroft Magazine’s latest feature about siblings who competed in the same sports at Ravenscroft. 

Doug Elks ’17, Alumni Engagement Officer Emma DeMent ’16, Rachel Ormand Laughery ’14, Bella Church ’18, RuthAnne Winston ’18, Lynn Johnson ’17, Arash Kasebi ’13, Ken Bowling ’16, Alumni Council president Anne Forsyth English ’98 and Patrick Bailey ’11 at Ravenscroft’s 2024 Career Day; Catherine Colonna ’11 at her graduation from ECU’s medical school

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2012

CLASS AGENT: ANGELIKA BARTH AND LEWIS STOCKS

Cathleen Pruden and her sister, Mary ’18, are profiled in Ravenscroft Magazine’s latest feature about siblings who competed in the same sports at Ravenscroft. The story also includes Layla Tanik and her sister, Melis Tanik Kelly ’13.

 

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2013

CLASS AGENTS: EMILY BEDSOLE, BRYANT DOWD AND THOMAS SIGMON

Sydney Allain-Stockton graduated from The Wharton School with a master’s degree in business administration in May.

Bryant Dowd served as a mentor for the fall track of SKU’s CPG Accelerator Track, partnering with eight innovative, fast-growing brands across the food and beverage industry.

Wesley Frazier was named to the N.C. High School Track and Field and Cross Country Hall of Fame in February and inducted into the Ravenscroft Sports Hall of Fame in May. The latter award recognizes her many accomplishments here, including four-time All-American recognition and eight national titles. Wesley and her sister, Ryen ’15, are also included in Ravenscroft Magazine’s latest feature about siblings who competed in the same sports at Ravenscroft. 

Wesley Frazier ’13 receiving the Sports Hall of Fame award from Athletic Director Ned Gonet and then-Head of School Doreen Kelly during Alumni Weekend

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2014

CLASS AGENTS: MARY GRADY BELL AND HUMZA RIZVI

Garrison Rountree completed nine months and 250 hours of flight/simulation training to become a commercial pilot. He has started the time-building phase and will be working as a flight instructor to reach the 1,500 flight hours he needs in order to be eligible to fly for a regional airline.

Sara Howard Francis Schmidt ’14 with Mary Grady Bell ’14 at Sara’s June wedding; Emily Bedsole Brown ’13, Alfre Wimberly ’13, Sarah Pupa Waggoner ’13, Margaret Edwards Irish ’13, Alicia Richards ’13 and Mariel Ziperski ’13 at Margaret’s wedding in April

Sam Kasierski captained the Doug’s Kinda Dirty Dozen (DKDD) team for Hood to Coast in August, recruiting several fellow Ravens for the grueling 200-mile relay race raising money for the American Cancer Society. Teammates included Max Haensel, David Silver, George Reddin, Kyle Adams and Ben Kasierski ’17.

Sara Howard Francis was joined at her June wedding by friends and classmates from Ravenscroft.

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2015

CLASS AGENTS: REBECCA QUBAIN TOOLE AND ALEX WOODWARD

Kathleen Brandes has cofounded robotics software start-up Adagy Robotics, which streamlines error-resolution for robotics companies. The business was accepted into YCombinator, a start-up accelerator, for winter 2024.

Kathleen is profiled alongside classmates Mateo Schiemann and Austin Morin in this issue’s Alumni to Watch, which explores how each Raven is putting their STEM backgrounds to use in interesting and innovative ways.

Johnny Davis opened the Boulder Garden in December after a passion for rock climbing turned into his career. He was also featured in Ravenscroft Magazine’s Alumni to Watch in the fall, discussing his path to discovering climbing, becoming an entrepreneur and creating the Boulder Garden, as well as how Ravenscroft athletics played a role in shaping his path.

Ryen Frazier was named to the N.C. High School Track and Field and Cross Country Hall of Fame in February and inducted into the Ravenscroft Sports Hall of Fame in May. The latter award recognized her many accomplishments here, including two-time All-American recognition and five national champion titles. Ryen and her sister, Wesley ’13, are also included in Ravenscroft Magazine’s latest feature about siblings who competed in the same sports at Ravenscroft. 

Johnny Davis ’15 at his new rock climbing gym, The Boulder Garden; Athletic Director Ned Gonet, Ryen Frazier ’15 and then-Head of School Doreen Kelly at Ryen’s Sports Hall of Fame award presentation

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2016

CLASS AGENTS: HENRY ATKESON, EMERSON BURKHARDT, MEGAN RAGUSA, LUCY RUSSELL AND ZOE STRAFFORD-PRICE

Dewayne Washington II spoke at the University of Miami scholarship dinner, attended by all scholarship donors. He launched the Dewayne N. Washington II Business Scholarship there to provide financial assistance to students of color pursuing a degree in finance, accounting or business law.

Ahmad Ratliff Brown headlined the Raleigh Pride Parade in June.

Caroline Poole is living in Raleigh and working in the life science and healthcare industry for Questex.

Ahmad Ratliff-Brown ’16 on the Raleigh Pride Parade poster; Dewayne Washington II ’16 speaking at the University of Miami scholarship dinner

Johnny McNeil finished dental school at UNC-Chapel Hill and started working in Raleigh.

Jack Presson graduated from the University of Colorado Law School, passed the bar exam and moved to Wilmington, North Carolina, with fiancée Mykayla Perry ’15 and their son, Daniel. He started a new job with Ward and Smith P.A. in October.

Dixie Finley’s wedding to Doug Maier in June brought together Ravens from across the years, including classmates Emma DeMent, Abbie Green, Megan Ragusa and Connor Gridley.

Emma DeMent ’16, Dixie Finley ’16, Abbie Green ’16, Duke Finley ’76, Giny Fowler Wheeler ’76, Megan Ragusa ’16, Connor Gridley ’16 and Alex Finley ’12 at the welcome party the night before Dixie’s wedding; Johnny McNeill ’16 at his UNC-CH dental school graduation

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2017

CLASS AGENTS: DOUGLAS DILLON, JORDAN PARHAM, JAXON STOCKS AND NATASHA ZALETEL

Donald Fuller joined the Ravenscroft Alumni Council in September.

Ryan Gerard earned his PGA Tour Card after a win at the BMW Charity Pro Am and six Top-15 finishes.

Ryan Gerard ’17 at the BMW Charity Pro Am

Alex Kansler graduated from Fordham University with a master’s degree in social work in May.

Chris Little graduated from UNC School of Law.

Sydney Olson co-authored a 2023 study on Clonal Hematopoiesis and Inflammation in the Vasculature (CHIVE) — among others — during her time as a research assistant at Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Bick Lab.

Alex Kansler ’17 at her graduation from Fordham Graduate School of Social Work; Chris Little ’17 at his UNC-CH Law School graduation

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2018

CLASS AGENTS: BELLA CHURCH AND RUTHANNE WINSTON

Chaz Crosby is now a first-year medical student at Tulane University School of Medicine. She graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in May 2024 with a master’s degree in public health.

Leah Horton was featured in Ravenscroft Magazine for her project, The Human Collection, which was started when she was still a student at Ravenscroft. The work was featured in the Good Trip Gallery in Raleigh.

RuthAnne Winston, who is an EMT, joined the CARE Team, an innovative partnership between Chapel Hill and Orange County (North Carolina) that uses behavioral and mental health supports, rather than police, to assist people in crisis.

Kaitlin Ramsden has joined the Ravenscroft faculty as a first-grade teacher.

Caroline Bardini was hiking on Oahu, Hawaii, when she and her party came across Rick Cameron, former Ravenscroft math teacher, and his wife, Victoria, who snapped a photo to mark the chance meeting.

Quinn Riley and Mary Pruden are profiled in Ravenscroft Magazine’s latest feature about siblings who competed in the same sports at Ravenscroft. Quinn and his brother, Morgan ’25, talk about their experiences playing golf, and Mary and her sister, Cathleen ’12, reflect on their careers in swimming.

Chaz Crosby ’18 at Tulane University; Caroline Bardini ’18 (at center) and her hiking party with former teacher Rick Cameron

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2019 

CLASS AGENTS: KEMMIA GHODRAT, MELISSA KONG AND MICHAEL SISSON

The class celebrated their fifth reunion on campus in September, highlighted by reconnecting with each other and meeting new Head of School Derrick Willard.

Quentin Blache earned a master’s degree in screen scoring in May. A cellist, he is a studio musician at the University of Southern California and most recently performed on the soundtrack to the movie “Moana 2” and in the orchestra for a CBS TV special featuring Grammy Award-winning opera singer Andrea Bocelli . You can listen to the capstone project from his master’s program here.

Kemmia Ghodrat graduated in December with a master’s degree in hospitality leadership and communication. Her thesis features successful leaders including Ravenscroft’s Head of School Derrick Willard. She also joined the Alumni Council in September.

Carson Jenkins ’19; fifth-year reunion attendees (front row) Jaclyn McGhee ’19, Alexandra Nickolas ’19, Head of School Derrick Willard, Vivian Avery ’19, Kemmia Ghodrat ’19; (back row) Val Edwards ’19, Michael Sisson ’19, Kenan Poole ’19 and Addison Crookenden ’19 on campus in September

In December, Carson Jenkins graduated with a Master of Science in Textile Engineering through the Accelerated Bachelor’s/Master’s Program at NC State. Her thesis was titled “The Effects of Design Parameters on the Heating, Electrical and Mechanical Properties of Electronic-Textile Heating Systems.” In May of 2023, she graduated summa cum laude with a B.S. in textile technology, minoring in classical studies with a concentration in Latin; she was also a member of the University Honors Program.

Zoe Nagel was accepted to Yale University’s Master of Fine Arts in Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism program. She began the three-year program in the fall.

Sergi Roura has experienced life on three continents, with some of his most formative years here in Raleigh at Ravenscroft. Ravenscroft Magazine profiled him last spring, exploring how his time as a Raven has shaped and served him, from his decision to participate in an exchange program in Singapore to launching a skin care start-up and finishing college in his native Spain.

Michael Sisson joined fellow Tarheels Lauren Shaffer ’20 and Brodie Batten ’22 as mentors from UNC’s Shuford Program for Entrepreneurship who worked with a group of Ravens from the Class of 2025.

Michael Sisson ’19, Lauren Shaffer ’20, and Brodie Batten ’22, joined by current Ravens participating in the Shuford Mentorship Program

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2020

CLASS AGENT: SKYLAR WISEMAN

Kelly Baker joined Director of Student-Athlete Well-being Sam Borkovic for Ravenscroft’s celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, sharing insights from her time as a student-athlete at UNC-Chapel Hill and her burgeoning career as a brand marketing specialist at Nike.

Devin Scioletti was named the Interior Design Outstanding Graduate by the East Carolina University College of Health and Human Performance.

Arica Scott was spotlighted by North Carolina Central University for her entrepreneurial spirit and her business, So Glossy Cosmetics, which she started when she was a student at Ravenscroft. She graduated with a business administration degree in marketing.

Kelly Baker ’20 speaking at the winter pep rally for National Girls and Women in Sports Day; Arica Scott ’20

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2022

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

Liv Barefoot was elected as UNC-Asheville’s Student Body President.

Sarah Kim received UNC-Charlotte’s inaugural Joe Bennett Leadership Award as she seeks to use her engineering degree to address environmental issues.

Dylan Norona attended a Type 1 Diabetes fundraiser with his family in Los Angeles. Read about the impact of the Norona family’s gift to create the Norona Health and Wellness Room and Patio in our Olander Center for Student Life at the A.E. Finley Activity Center in this issue of Ravenscroft Magazine.

Heidi Segars was appointed as one of two representatives on the Provost’s AI Committee at UNC-Chapel Hill, which focuses on drafting updated guidance on student use of AI that will be disseminated in classrooms across campus. She also accepted an internship at NASA headquarters focusing on open science, engineering and technology and working in the astrophysics division of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate.

Dylan Norona ’22 and family attending a fundraiser for Type 1 Diabetes in LA

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2024

CLASS AGENTS: GRACE MCDANIEL, ARNAV GUPTA, MORGAN JELOVSEK, ABBY DIX AND AIDAN WHITE

Former Ravenscroft teammates Cory Felton and Pierce Davidian found themselves playing on opposing teams this fall, with Cory at North Carolina Wesleyan and Pierce at Hampden-Sydney.

Cory Felton ’24 and Pierce Davidian ’24 playing football against each other this fall

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