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Special Edition, Mary Harrison '72
St. Margaret's began, as most enduring institutions do, with a simple idea - the idea that young girls deserve a quality education that equips them with the moral and spiritual foundation to carry them through their lives. For 100 years, St. Margaret's School has laid the important foundations for our alumnae. We are part of an Episcopal network of schools that was the dream of Bishop William Cabell Brown; and, in 1919, it became a priority for the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia. And so it began.
List of 6 news stories.
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Graduation - SMS 100th Graduating Class
Read MoreClasses celebrating their reunion are invited to hold their graduation year banner during theceremony on May 26, 2023. -
Centennial Celebration Weekend - April 28-30, 2023
Read MoreLantern Ceremony, Centennial Gala Celebration, and Reunion Weekend at St. Margaret’sCampus -
St. Margaret's Day
Read More4:30 p.m. - Meet in the SMS Chapel for a Celebration of Viola Woolfolk5:00 p.m. - St. John’s Episcopal Church service for St. Margaret’s DayReception in the Brockenbrough House to follow.RSVP to Edwina Bell ebell@sms.org or call 804-443-3357 -
June 3-5, 2022 - Alumnae Reunion Weekend
Hurry back to campus! We are thrilled to welcome all SMS alumnae back to St. Margaret's to celebrate our newest graduates in person and reconnect in person. REGISTRATION FOR OUR WEEKEND EVENTS
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Class of 1961 Returns for 60th On-Campus Reunion
The Class of 1961 returned to St. Margaret's this weekend for their 60th Reunion. A fantastic group of women whose senior year began with President Eisenhower and ended with President Kennedy. You will hear from them on The Daily Thistle (Daily Podcast) this week. They will return for our grand gathering of Alumnae for our first Alumni Weekend (June 4, 2022) conjoined with Graduation - a new tradition, a new century. -
Mary Harrison '72 (1953-2021)
At St. Margaret's School, we knew her as Mary Harrison, a member of the Class of 1972. So when we heard of her passing this week, we were saddened. But it came of no surprise to learn that she died holding the hands of her siblings and embraced in prayers and all the wonderful memories in the life of Mary Harrison.Read More
Episcopal girls' school for boarding and day, grades 8-PG, on the banks of the Rappahannock River in Virginia.
