HB Alumnae Weekend 2026

My wonderful classmates!

I love Alumnae weekend because it's a time to reconnect with former classmates, meet some of our current students and make lasting memories for life

In honor of Olivia Leslie, Class of 2016

Your family is so proud of you!

In honor of Cammy Howe Dubie '88

For her bold ground breaking work with Aspire

In honor of Nancy Hitchcock

I always loved singing "Now The Day Is Over" every Friday in Chapel

In memory of Helen Forte’ Woodard

Mom, thank you! Love, Dawn ❤️

First one!

In honor of Dear friend and beloved teacher and mentor to many, Sylvia Kenneweg, who passed away recently after battling MS for many years.

The Friday night reception is a wonderful way to catch up with the amazing young women I mentored in the SREP starting in 1998 for almost 20 years. I hope to see many from the Class of 2001 for their 25th!

Class of '71 missed our in person 50th reunion (but we did have a fun one via Zoom) because of COVID. I love seeing former classmates and meeting current students (and hearing about their thoughts & opinions & hopes for the future). Always fun to see the school, too. Thanks to all of those involved in making reunion special.

To Betsy Hadden and Nancy Caraboolad, who were bright lights among the Class of 76.

This will be my first! Excited to see how the campus has evolved and connect with the community.

Long lasting memory - re-connecting with classmates which has continued after Alumnae Weekend. In our ancient year of graduation, there were no cell phones or internet - we lost contact and because of Alumnae Weekend, we may now cherish each other and have re-kindled our friendships! Genuinely, I Thank You!

This will be my first! Excited to see how the campus has evolved and connect with the community.

So inspiring to catch up with classmates decades later to learn how our lives unfolded and evolved.

In honor of Iris Jane walker anderson

My mother ( Iris Anderson HB class of 46 ) and I attended HB reunion in 1996 . She was attending her 50th reunion and I was attending my 20th reunion . It was a special day . We had lunch in the gymnasium . Our tables were close . It was nice to see her with her classmates . I will never forget that day of celebration .

at our 40th - we tied yellow ribbons on a small tree in the front of the school - under what was our senior room - in remembrance of those no longer with us - should we maybe consider doing the same & gathering at the same tree (it is still there) where classmates could comment- if the schedule permits - In looking at the schedule would it be possible after sat lunch/class photo? Open to the steering committee for discussion.

My favorite memories are visiting on Friday to spend time meeting current students. It’s a wonderful opportunity to make an impact in their HB experience.

I was engaged in Bill Christ's office on Alumnae Weekend 15 years ago!

I just love coming back to HB. Since I live in California, I can't see it often. It brings back happy childhood memmories.

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Getting together with former classmates after many years and visiting my family in Cleveland. Everything seems so lush & green compared to California!

Alumnae Dance Project with Marlene Leber

In honor of my dad who did everything to make sure his kids got an education

The HB girls continue to amaze me! What a bright bunch of girls.

Being a member of Moving Company and all the fun we had with dance!

Reconnecting with friends!

My favorite memories are visiting on Friday to spend time meeting current students. It’s a wonderful opportunity to make an impact in their HB experience.

One alumnae weeked, I was invited to participate in a special dance performance lead by Marlene Leber. It was very meaningful for me and the other dancers.

In memory of My parents, Richard and Carolyn Cooper

Life long friends

Seeing faculty who taught me, again!

In 1970/1, I remember standing in the front entryway and watching the 50th reunion Class of 1920/1 gather and sit for their class reunion photo in the reception room. They were each so 'very old,' and I was mesmerized by their smiles. Each of them was so happy. Several of them acknowledged me and said "Hello". I thought I was going to get a demerit for being out of class, but I did not get in trouble. Now I reflect that many of my classmates and I have indeed greeted and spoken with alumnae who represent over 100 years of HB's 150 year history. My great-grandmother, Amey 'Hall' Case, celebrated her 70th HB reunion before we graduated.

Thank you to the Albrecht family to have taken me as an AFS student and to HB to give me the chance to experience my best AFS year I could imagine

Being with classmates