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ALUMNAE NEWS
Alumna Career Engagement Spotlight: Rachel Jenson Jones ’03 Archbishop Chapelle High School was proud to welcome Rachel Jenson Jones ’03, Co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Triton Stone Group, to campus as an Alumna Career Engagement speaker. Rachel’s visit gave students an opportunity to connect with a Chapelle graduate whose career brings together entrepreneurship, marketing, and business leadership. Hearing from an alumna helps students envision the possibilities ahead and consider how their own interests and talents might shape their futures. Exploring New Possibilities As students begin thinking about college and careers, connecting with professionals offers a valuable perspective on life beyond the classroom. Rachel’s experience as a co-founder and marketing executive introduced our Chipmunks to a career path that combines creativity, strategy, and leadership. Her return to Chapelle also served as a meaningful reminder that the young women sitting in our classrooms today can become the business founders, decision-makers, and community leaders of tomorrow. Alumnae Inspiring the Next Generation Through our Alumna Career Engagement Program, students connect with graduates working in a variety of fields. These visits strengthen the connection between generations of Chipmunks while encouraging students to explore their possibilities. Thank you, Rachel, for sharing your time and professional perspective with our students! We are grateful for your willingness to give back to Chapelle and help the next generation imagine what comes next.
Class of 2001 Celebrates 25 Years of Sisterhood Twenty-five years after graduation, the Archbishop Chapelle High School Class of 2001 came together on October 17 at Hog’s Alley to celebrate their milestone reunion. The gathering offered an opportunity to reconnect with classmates, revisit memories, and catch up on the lives they’ve built since their days at Chapelle. While much has changed since 2001, their shared history as Chipmunks remains a lasting connection. Reunions are a reminder that the Chapelle experience extends far beyond graduation. The friendships and sense of belonging formed here continue to bring alumnae together through each new chapter of life. Congratulations to the Class of 2001 on 25 years! No matter how much time passes, you will always be part of the Chapelle family. 💚🤍
Generations Together: Celebrating Chapelle’s Legacy Mass Archbishop Chapelle High School welcomed over 450 alumnae to campus for our annual Legacy Mass and Lunch, a beloved tradition celebrating the generations of women who remain Loyal to Green & White. Mothers, daughters, grandmothers, aunts, and siblings gathered with their legacy students for a morning filled with faith, family, and Chapelle pride. Seeing generations come together was a beautiful reminder that the bonds formed at Chapelle extend far beyond graduation. A Colorful Celebration of Tradition One of the most memorable sights of the morning was the gathering of senior sweaters in so many different colors, each representing a graduating class and its own treasured memories. Together, those sweaters told a larger story: generations of young women who have found friendship, faith, and a home at Chapelle. Sharing that tradition with today’s students made the morning especially meaningful. One Big Chapelle Family An especially moving moment was singing the Alma Mater together as one big Chapelle family. With alumnae and current students joining their voices, the words connected generations through a shared love for their school. Following Mass, families enjoyed lunch together, giving them time to reconnect, share memories, and make new ones on the campus that means so much to them. A Morning to Remember Legacy Mass is one of the best days of the year, and this year was no exception. Its joy comes from the people who return, the traditions they share, and the faith that brings our community together. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made this morning so special. Whether your Chapelle story began decades ago or is still being written, you will always be part of our family.
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