Bishop Seabury Academy

5 Ashley Perez-Gonzalez University of Kansas – Computer Engineering Ashley joined my advising group in ninth grade. I quickly discovered her tremendous artistic skills. Since then, I always look forward to seeing what she creates, and if there were an award for creative and skilled knitter, it would be Ashley—she is amazing with a pair of knitting needles. Next year, we will miss this senior who is the cornerstone of our advising group, but I know she is off to a great adventure! Best wishes, Ashley! –Don Schawang, advisor Neela Rangarajan St. Olaf College – Biology, Pre-Medicine It was an absolute gift to have Neela join our advisee group. She is a vocal, supportive, funny, and kind leader. The growth Neela has shown is remarkable and proves that if you are tenacious, life has a way of unfolding in wondrous ways. Thank you for being you, Neela. The world is better with you in it! –Laura Porter, advisor Truman Sizemore University of Kansas – Criminal Justice, Honors Program Truman has always been someone in the advising who pushes us forward and encourages us to be together as an altera familia. Truman has demonstrated what it means to dive deep into a community. It has been a true joy watching him grow as a leader, and I look forward to seeing what he will do on his next adventure! –Will Whipple, advisor Jace Smith Seward County Community College – Basketball Jace "Boogie" Smith has given the Seabury Community so many unforgettable moments. He is a thoughtful and quiet force in our advising group and will stay on the school's larger list of great young men who care deeply for others and whose actions make their family, friends, and school proud of them. Jace, good luck in college, basketball, and beyond. Keep up the good work and know that we love you and will always be here for you. –Eric Nelson and Ellen Chindamo, advisors Tara Thompson-Glodich Creighton University – Psychology and English Tara is full of passion for life. She shows sincere interest in the lives of others and has been a rock for her fellow advisees. She has brought her positive attitude and warm personality to our advising group for the past seven years, and we will miss her sense of fun and sense of humor. Good luck at Creighton University next year, Tara! Keep being yourself and taking advantage of opportunities to grow and shine. –Kara Schrader, advisor Eni Wintoki Georgia Institute of Technology – Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Over the years, Eni modeled rock star leadership and has the bold spirit of an adventurer, thriving on hard jobs in a way that makes everyone else enjoy the project more. Eni, whenever we can't figure out what to say early in the morning, or whenever we find ourselves dragging toward the end of Heritage Day work, we will think of you and miss you! –Vanessa Eicher, advisor Jaden Xiadiyaer University of Kansas – Electrical Engineering Jaden is really funny, kind, and generous. Jaden does not need the spotlight—he shines it on others. He loves to be with people he cares about, and it's rare to find someone who loves the journey more than the destination. Jaden, no matter where your journey takes you, please know you have made ours better, and we'll miss you! –Vanessa Eicher, advisor of 2025! D uring spring break, our chamber choir was invited to sing at the historic venue, Carnegie Hall, and 12 of our students traveled to New York City for an incredible performance opportunity. Margie Lawrence and the students rehearsed at the Aaron Copeland School of Music, took tours of the city, and shared special experiences of the Big Apple for Seabury's first-ever trip to Carnegie! A Special Trip to Carnegie

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