MCS Honors Six with Legacy of Service Award at Twentieth Anniversary Celebration

At the celebration of the school's twentieth anniversary on Saturday, November 12, Mr. Glenn and Principal Baillie presented The Madeleine Choir School's Legacy of Service Award to six key individuals, each of whom have served in different and crucial roles in the success of the Choir School.
The honorees included the school's first principal, Betsy Hunt; board members, Howie Lemcke and Sara Rich; legendary MCS eighth grade teacher, Kathy May; dedicated volunteer, Shirley Callanan (not pictured); and a key parent-organizer of the Choir School, Talitha Day.
Alumni, parents and teachers representing all eras of the Choir School's twenty-year history came together in celebrating this milestone built not only on faith, hope and love, but academic rigor paired with music excellence.

_{^{"Countless hours of dedicated support offered by this community gathered here tonight has positioned the Choir School for a strong future of continued service to the young people of Utah, and by extension to worshippers and audience members as well," remarked the event emcee and MCS Alumna, Alana Brophy. "This community has created the magic that is the Madeleine Choir School, and so this evening, let’s celebrate this milestone of twenty years while also anticipating a bright and productive future."}}

_{^{The weekend of celebration continues with Sunday Mass and concludes with the St. Cecilia’s Day Concert the Cathedral of the Madeleine.}}

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