Saturday, February 24, 2024
Spring Sing
Welcome to Spring Sing 2024!
Grab your passport and pack your luggage as our OLP pilots embark on a global adventure to exotic locations. We are here tonight to enjoy the fine performances of our Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes who are celebrating the best cities in the world on our very own San Diego Civic Center stage. Fasten your seat belt as we are certainly in for a memorable travel experience to New Orleans, London, Las Vegas, and New York City. Be prepared for dazzling choreography and exceptional singing from our very own students who created and produced this entire production.
For many weeks, our students, in partnership with their Spring Sing moderators, created the travel itinerary that included numerous practices after school over the course of many weeks to put on a program that was truly representative of the high standards and expectations of an OLP Spring Sing. They braved the San Diego wet winter weather, poured countless hours into the show, and cheered each other on during rehearsals to ensure they were ready to share the innovation and creativity of their respective classes. Their collaboration truly exemplified our Christian values and the charism of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondelet as they came together in the spirit of unifying love to continue this time-honored tradition at OLP.
I am thankful for the entire OLP community for their unwavering support of our Spring Sing students. I appreciate the dedication of our administration, faculty, and staff for guiding our students’ efforts and providing them with the necessary resources to prepare for this show. I am grateful to our families for encouraging their daughters’ full participation in Spring Sing. You provided the transportation and carpooling needed for our performers to attend each and every practice. Your moral support and encouraging words inspired our students throughout the creative process. I am blessed that we have alumnae from near and far who are here tonight to cheer on their OLP sisters. Their presence is a testament to the enduring love they have for their alma mater.
Following tonight’s show, you will be able to write your very own travelog of New Orleans, London, Las Vegas, and New York City courtesy of our very own OLP pilots. You may be jet lagged at the end of the evening, but you will leave with beautiful travel memories that will last a lifetime.
Welcome Aboard and Get Ready for Take-Off!
Dr. Brandy SatoSpirit of Sisetrhood
TRIBUTE PAGE MAGGIE HOLCOMB
A note from our Spirit of Sisterhood 2023 Recipient, Maggie Holcomb (Class of 2024), on what Spring Sing means to her…
Spring Sing: An annual musical competition between the classes. Or as I like to think of it: the entire school becomes theater kids for two months. I’ve had the unique opportunity to be a part of all aspects of Spring Sing: leadership, chorus, acting, and most recently stage management. No matter what my title is, my goal is always the same: to bring people together.
Sophomore year, with our cast facing three open roles and a fast approaching show, me and my fellow production managers, Jori and Jeanette, eagerly hopped into the spotlight to fill the vacancies. I can say for certain that I was stepping outside of my comfort zone, but as my class crowded each other and sang our finale song “I’ll Be There for You,” I knew they had my back. Spring Sing is more than just a competition between the classes. It’s the bringing together the whole school community to create something bigger than ourselves. Something we couldn’t create alone.
This year, I’m continuing my mission of bringing people together by piloting our first ever Spring Sing Design & Stage Management Team! This team brings together students from across all grade levels to work together on the greater Spring Sing show through Sound and Lighting Design, Stage Management, and Run Crew. I hope this team, and its founding goal of bringing people together continues long after my time at OLP. I hope you enjoy the show!
Production Team
Production Supervisor: Mrs. Kelly Culver
Stage Manager: Maggie Holcomb ‘24
Assistant Stage Manager: Brooke McFarlane ‘24
Lighting Designer: Addy Tureson ‘26
Sound Designer: Linda Dominguez ‘25
Stage Hands: Cassie Mayberry ‘24 & Amelia Oden ‘24
General Emcees
Mr. Harrison Trubitt & Ms. Catherine Tarlov ‘21
Frosh Presenters
Lily Goncalves & Laraina Spaulding
Sophomore Presenters:
Frances Aguilar & Sarah Pingol
Junior Presenters:
Lily Ashman & Adelaide Evans
Senior Presenters:
Olivia Shull & Eliza Spellios
SHOW TIMES:
Thursday, April 27
Friday, April 28
Saturday, April 29
OLP AMPHITHEATER
4860 Oregon Street San Diego, CA 92116
Parking available in garage and surrounding streets
CATHERINE TARLOV, DIRECTOR
TICKETS
$20 adults
$15 students, seniors, & military
Tickets are available at aolp.org/drama
Judges
Cailee Dueñas ’05
Adriana Geday ‘13
Mary (Zellmer) Hartig ‘68
Karina (Wright) Jurkovich ’08
Imelda Lomibao ’93
Christine (Chrissy) Poole ’95
Aubrey Saverino ‘00
Honorary Judge: Ann Navarra ‘63
The judges have the difficult task of rating the four classes. Decisions are based on the following criteria:
STORYLINE/SCRIPT: Originality; songs appropriate to script; clear and logical plot structure; adherence to theme
ACTING: Actors are fully committed to character; characters are specific and well developed; actors’ voices are projected and articulate; full use of stage to support story
DANCING: Choreography is creative and original; each dance supports the story; dancers know steps and are together on timing; different dance styles incorporated to support story
SINGING: Projection; pitch; enunciation
CHORUS PARTICIPATION:
Chorus is fully integrated into story; knows movement and stage positions for each song; creative use and movement of full stage
COSTUMES: Actors’ costumes are creative and appropriate to character; dancers’costumes are creative and to character; chorus’ costumes are creative and appropriate to character; costumes portray cohesiveness
PROPS: Relevant to storyline; creative; use of props enhances story
THEMES: Clear; interesting
We are indebted to the judges for performing this task. Each class extends itself to the fullest, presenting to us exemplary performances far in excess of our anticipation.
Congratulations TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF OUR PERFORMERS!
A Special Thank You to
Dr. Lauren Lek, Head of School
Dr. Brandy Sato, Assistant Head of School
Mrs. Jamie Flannery, Assistant Principal, Director of Campus Life
Mrs. Jennifer Meza, Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Instruction
Mrs. Tiffany Rajski, Assistant Principal for Student Support
Mrs. Christine Wilson, Director of Communications and Marketing
Mr. Gilberto Moreno, PTV Moderator PTV Students
The OLP Institutional Advancement Office
The OLP Business Office
The Management of the San Diego Civic Theatre Faculty, parents, students, and friends who supported the cast with their presence OLP faculty who supervised each and every practice
New Orleans
When a new job opportunity opens in New Orleans, Dolly and her family move into their new house. But, Dolly, the youngest sister refuses to leave; rejecting the big change. As a big fight breaks out between her and her sister Francis, they find themselves lost in the bayou and meeting a new friend, Sadie. Sadie reminds them how important family is and the sisterly bond the two share. Returning home, they celebrate Mardi Gras realizing that with the help of friends and family, they can learn to embrace the new move and see the love of their family.
STUDENT LEADERS
Directors/Writers: Noelle Estrellado & Lily Goncalves
Production Managers: Kaitlyn Yap
Costume Directors: Lily Goncalves
Prop and Set Designers: Laraina Spaulding
Music Director: Valeria Ramirez-Quiroz
SPECIAL SHOUTOUTS
Props Assistance: Gabriella Kikunaga
Choreography Assistance: Emma Bowman & Kailey Davidson
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Dolly: Naomi Zeitung
Francis: Valentina Johnston
Sadie: Brooklyn Chouinard
Mom: Livia Paula
Dad: Laraina Spaulding
Restaurant Waiter: Chloe Kellough
Thank You
The freshman class of 2027 would like to thank our class monorators Ms. Hilderbrand ‘15 and Catherine Tarlov ‘21. We would also like to thank our parents and other members who helped support our class. We would also like to thank Dr. Lek, Dr. Sato, Mrs Culver, and our other Spring Sing classes for helping us through this year of Spring Sing. A huge thank you to our upperclassmen sisters for their help and support: Cassie Mayberry ‘24, Laura Allen ‘25, Maura Roberts ‘24, and Maggie Holcomb ‘24. Finally we would like to thank everyone who signed up for Spring Sing. This first year of Spring Sing for us freshmen has been memorable. Though we didn’t have large numbers, we had an amazing time creating this show together. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to perform today. Thank you everyone!
SONGS FEATURED
“Another Day of Sun” La La Land Cast
“The Sound of Silence” Simon & Garfunkel
“Hello Dolly” Frank Sinatra
“Going Down the Bayou (Gonna Take You There)”
Jim Cummings
“Down in New Orleans” Dr. John
DANCERS
Aranza Alvarez
Alexandra Cintron
CHORUS
Alexa Alkatib
Sophia Anning
Brianna Anning
Megan Arnold
Emma Bowman
Talia Butler
Alice Carter
Amanda Cornejo
Kailey Davidson
Elena Demirtas
Lydia Downing
Evie Erickson
Frosh 2027
Estella Diaz
Summer Lee Marlo Levine
Noelle Estrellado
Pheris Fiaseu
Lily Goncalves
Olivia Guerena
Elizabeth Hannum
Melina Hernandez
Taylor Hickey
Apollonia Ingram Torres
Mia Jackson
Patrica Jordan
Chloe Kellough
Lucy Martinez
FACULTY MODERATORS
Ms. Elsi Hildebrand ‘15
Ms. Catherine Tarlov ‘21
Elinore McClure
Sophia McKay
Valeria Ramirez-Quiroz
Emilee Rivera
Hazel Rouch
Makenna Smith
Cora Svalstad
Emma Valdivia
Grace White
Kaitlyn Yap
London
Mom, Dad, and their two kids Olivia and Tommer win a free trip to London in a radio contest from the radio DJ! Waldo, their bellhop, points them to a radio in their room and then the unexpected happens! The family then travels through time and meets many English artists while exploring rainy London.
STUDENT LEADERS
Directors/Writers: Jordana Cashman and Sarah Ivanjack
Production Managers: Elizabeth Leicht and Isabella Acevedo
Costume Directors: Gemma Quinn
Prop and Set Designers: Catherine Covington
Choreographers: Sarah Pingol
Music Director: Frances Aguilar and Lady Faye Dauba
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Waldo: Keira Schwartz
Mom: Ava Cui
Dad: Sophia Cook
Olivia: Mia DiMarino
Tommer: Kathryn Hardy
The Beatles: Isabella Pace, Lilly Nock, Regina Martinez, and Alexa Nordstrom
Queen: Eloise Nguyen, Izzy La Falce, Catarina Cervantes, and Lana Leist
David Bowie: Annika Teperson
The Spice Girls: Eloise Nguyen, Izzy La Falce, Annika Teperson, Catarina Cervantes, and Lana Leist
Guards: Isabella Pace, Lilly Nock, Regina Martinez, and Alexa Nordstrom.
Thank You
Thank you to the amazing cast and crew who put in countless hours of practice and hard work to make our show the best it could be. We are so lucky to have such a talented and dedicated cast as a whole, everyone has contributed so much for the better of the show and we cannot express our gratitude enough. We would also like to give a huge thank you to our moderators, Mrs. Heveron and Mrs. Hillier Valdez, for helping our class get tasks done, staying on track, providing endless helpful feedback and support, and pushing all of us to our fullest potential. We would also like to give a shoutout to Ms. Tarlov and her crew for taking the time to come to our practices and helping with our class production. Last but not least, we would like to thank and recognize the parents and guardians for their encouragement and the time they gave up for all of us to be here and at practices. Thank you so much everyone for making this possible and we could not have done it without every single one of you! - Love The Class of 2026 January rehearsals started, until tonight’s big show. And finally, thank YOU, for coming and supporting our wonderful group of students to celebrate friendship and life itself!
SONGS FEATURED
“Fly Away” Lenny Kravitz
“Help” The Beatles
“Under Pressure” Queen and David Bowie
“Wannabe” The Spice Girls
“Singing in the Rain” Gene Kelly X “Umbrella” Rhianna (remix)
DANCERS
Natalie Marie Cardona
Ashley Cox
Alexis Coyle
Naomi Gamiz
CHORUS
Isabella Audiss
Faith Beltran
Bianca Buccigross
Simone Considine
Eloise Cosky
Grace Cunningham
Natalie Grace Eichelman
Olivia Fritzler
Samantha Gehler
STAGE CREW
Angela Alvarez Parra
Samantha Hernandez
Sophomore 2026
Julie Garcia Ogazon
Antonella Greene
Natalia Guevara Romero
Clarissa Molina
Amaya Reid
Valentina Vilaso
Valeria Villalvazo
Valetta Grimm
Emma Huber
Isabella Lemus
Elizabeth Lewis
Mary Lund
Adriana Marques
Alexis MacInnes
Scarlett McMahon
Caroline O’Neal
FACULTY MODERATORS
Mrs. Heveron ‘00
Mrs. Hillier Valdez
Ava Parente
Caitlin Prior
Capri Reyes
Anna Robitaille
Anna Spencer
Addy Tureson
Anna Williamson
Alexa Vallejo
Las Vegas
Opening tomorrow but with no leading lady, shy chorus girl Stacy is chosen to become the new star of the show in the performance of the century in Las Vegas! Unprepared for this feat she is guided by the one and only Elvis to become a true performer with the help of Frank Sinatra, P.T. Barnum, and Madonna. Through an adventure of a lifetime, they teach her the skills of singing, stage presence, and confidence to help her succeed in the show!
STUDENT LEADERS
Directors/Writers: Anna Jacobsen, Laura Allen
Production Managers: Adelaide Evans, Lily Patterson
Costume Directors: Kate Cassie, Hannah Wauson
Prop and Set Designers: Isabella Bayona, Aoife Goodman
Choreographers: Isabella Sotelo, Valeria Lopez-Hodoyan
Music Directors: Kiera Wentzel, Savannah Flores
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Stacy: Sydney Scripps
Director: Jamie Ho
Elvis Presley: Francesca Wurst
Frank Sinatra: Marlet Carrillo
P.T. Barnum: Belen Palomino Young
Madonna: Clare Farrell
Thank You
The Junior Class would like to start off by thanking the amazing moderators, Ms. Ma’ake and Mrs. Rayner, for their dedication to the spirit and success of Spring Sing! To the entire class of 2025, thank you for your participation, enthusiasm, and encouragement as we put on the show, which of course could not have been possible without you. Thank you to Dr. Sato and Dr. Lek for keeping this opportunity and spirit alive at OLP as a chance to create lasting relationships and memories for years to come. Lastly to the audience which includes family and friends, thank you for your support towards our class and excitement for the show!
SONGS
FEATURED
“Copacabanna” Barry Manilow
“I Get a Kick Out of You” Frank Sinatra
“Circus” Britney Spears
“Vogue” Madonna
“Viva Las Vegas” Elvis Presley
DANCERS
Luciana Arce Hoffman
Ambre Autin-Roy
Analucia Cervantes
Elizabeth Churchill
Katherine Churchill
Camila Contreras
Ana De La Herran Meza
CHORUS
Hannah Abbouna
Laura Allen
Sofia Arzate
Maya Aspeytia
Nikki Beadle
Mayra Bravo
Alyssa Borboa Pimentel
Maggie Callaghan
Sophia Camara
Kate Cassie
Mariajose Castano
Athena Cox
Kendall Crane
Ana De La Herran
Clare Deilke
Natalia Del Castillo
Linda Dominguez
Elizabeth Downing
Natalie DuBreuil
Ema Escobar
Alexis Esparza-Martin
Carmela Fallica
Savannah Flores
Camille Forga
Caitlin Friesenhahn
Regina Del Castillo
Raquel Delgado-Orrantia
Luisa Ellis
Sophia Guerrero
Camila Kuri
Valeria Lopez-Hodoyan
Jennielle Munoz
Junior 2025
Valeria Quiroga
Marietta Renison
Isabella Sotelo
Alana Tessada
Hannah Varol
Jovanna Garcia
Isabella Hemmens
Bryanna Hernandez
Alexandria Hulse
Anna Jacobsen
Ryan Kovar
Jaya Kuldau
Valeria Labrada
Daniela Labrada
Avery Lay
Brooke Lemley
Erika Limon
Alayna Ma’ake
Carli Martinez
Mirshah Misirlioglu
Alexandria Morland-Tellez
Alyssa Mossuto
Carly Muhart
Anh Nguyen
Cassie Nguyen
Stella Olvera
Lily Patterson
Elise Rodrigues
Isabella Ruffo
Marissa Ruffo
Regina Sanabria Manjarrez
Isabelle Schlichting
Sadie Schwerdtfeger
Yasmeen Shah
Lauren Shamoun
Kate Shanner
Sydney Shaw
Madison Shillito
Jacqueline Siddons
Claira Silady
Ellie Sipper
Elliot Smith
Jordan Straub
Ivanna Suarez Gonzalez
Anissa Thompson
Zoe Tillner
Bianca Vega
Isabella Virissimo
Hannah Wauson
Avery Weinzimer
Kiera Wentzel
Lilian Wessman
Rosalyn Wisniew-Colwell
Alyssa Holguin
Katelyn Hunter
Sophia Jenkinson
Mary Isabel Vena
New York
Page, a New York Times journalist is given one final assignment before being able to achieve her dream of being promoted to an international journalist. The assignment is the daunting task of writing about why New York City is so wonderful, which is especially hard for Page, who avidly despises New York. As she sets out to accomplish her final project she runs into people of diverse and intriguing backgrounds who help show her the true beauty of New York City.
STUDENT LEADERS
Directors/Writers: Jorielle Bettinger and Aiyanna Johnson
Production Managers: Olivia Shull and Elizabeth Spellios
Costume Directors: Jeanette Dizon and Valentina Munoz
Prop and Set Designers: Christina Cornejo and Bridget Duffy
Choreographers: Maria Jose Barreto-Gonzalez and Alexandra Mogollon
Music Director: Emma Persichilli and Natalie Wilkins
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Page: Jordan Smith
Boss: Peyton Moore
Manhattan:Maya May
Ra: Angela Jooste
Harlem: Kelly Rickwa
Brooklyn: Elise Flores
Broadway: Kasey Day
Thank You
The Senior Class of 2024 would like to thank our amazing Spring Sing moderators, Ms. Griffin and Mrs. Cota. They have been there to support and help us from the very start, and we can’t thank them enough! We would also like to thank our fabulous leadership team for creating and leading this wonderful production. In addition, thank you to our actresses, dancers, and chorus members, who are what made this show possible! We would also like to thank our teachers and parents for supporting us through this incredible experience since January rehearsals started, until tonight’s big show. And finally, thank YOU, for coming and supporting our wonderful group of students to celebrate friendship and life itself!
Christina Cornejo
Bridget Duffy
Daniela Teran Martija
Valeria Teran Martija
Mrs. Debra Cota
Mrs. Maureen Griffin
SONGS FEATURED
“Empire State of Mind” Jay Z, Alicia Keys X
“New York, New York” Frank Sinatra
“Just a Girl” by No Doubt
“Suddenly I See” KT Tunstall
“At Last” Etta James
“Waterfalls” TLC
“You Can’t Stop the Beat” from Hairspray
“Upside Down” Jack Johnson
DANCERS
Tatiana Ambrosius
Maria Jose Barreto-Gonzalez
Lizette Beltran
Mia Fregoso
Galia Gallego
CHORUS
Theresa Aguilar
Fatima Aguilera
Andrea Alvarez
Korina Apostol
Abigail Arnold
Melania Attar
Sofia Ayesta-Hollstein
Natalie Baumann
Kaylie Bavencoff
Ava Bayne
Jorielle Bettinger
Sophia Bravo
Liliana Casas
Florence Chang
Coral Clune
Cassara Cummins
Jenifer Dalessio
Lindsey Danganan
Grace Davis
Lucia del Rio
Kina Del Rosario
Jade Dickow
Natalie DiMento
Jeanette Dizon
Emma Dominguez
Eva Duron
Evie Erickson
Kiana Evans
Maria Denisse Foglio
Josephine Fox
Alexa Furrows
Alejandra Garcia Arredondo
Angelica Garcia
Ximena Gonzalez
Constanza Hurtado García
Maria Horgan
Alexia Kuri
Alexandra Mogollon
Sophia Goncalves
Kitzia Gonzalez
Sophia Gonzalez
Giovanna Greene
Annie Hammes
Ava Harris
Emilia Hernández
Aiyanna Johnson
Kaylee Johnson
Isabel Jones
Camryn Kalfayan
Bayleigh Kavanagh
Addison Kennedy
Elizabeth Kennedy
Ava Kuhn
Lucy Leer
Giselle Leon
Emilie Lindsey
Stefini Ma’ake
Gabriella Mallios
Jennine Manalo
Maddie Manriquez
Iliana Mariano
Gabby McGillis
Kossette Melchor
Abigail Miner
Camila Moreno-Magoni
Valentina Munoz
Paige Newlon
Emmaleigh Norris
Jillian Nowicki
Gianna Nunes
Adriana Nunez Alcazar
Senior 2024
Ana-Lucia Moreno
Brianna Munoz
Juana Lizeth Pulido
Jacqueline Romo
Ivanna Segovia
Audrey O’Neal
Melahni Owens
Anahi Padilla
Mercedes Payne
Emma Persichilli
Lorraine Prentice
Isabelle Quezada
Maura Roberts
Natalie Rodrgiuez
Emily Ruta
Claire Scelfo
Mary Selassie
Collette Shaikhvand
Sophia Shamoun
Grace Sheena
Olivia Shull
Romina Sierra
Elizabeth Spellios
Kaylee Stearns
Ximena Suarez Gonzalez
Lauren Suerth
Ereny Tanious
Jessica Thiss
Aaliyah Thomas
Shilo Thomas
Olivia Vasquez
Kate Walker
Isabella Wang
Polina Weber
Natalie Wilkins
Emily Yeatts
Jessie Zhuang
ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF PEACE INVITES YOU TO JOIN US
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2024
8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Bringing together top women leaders to share their insights and pathways to success
EVENT TICKETS
Complimentary - Non-OLP students, Educators, and Military $30 - General Admission $25 - OLP Alumnae
Event will be held on our historic campus
Funds raised from this event support education at the oldest all-girls’ high school in San Diego, the Academy of Our Lady of Peace (OLP)
Thank you FOR ATTENDING OUR SHOW!
Audience members are invited to SCAN THIS CODE with their phones to vote for our overall “Best Musical Number!” This award goes to the single BEST song and dance performed (not to be confused with our Overall Spring Sing Winner, which wins for their entire show!) Please wait to vote until the Senior show is completed so that you are able to view all numbers before voting.
WINNERS
Freshman Miss Spring Sing 2024
Sophomore Miss Spring Sing 2024
Junior Miss Spring Sing 2024
Senior Miss Spring Sing 2024
Spirit of Sisterhood Award
Props
Script
Costume Design
Acting
Chorus
Dancing
Singing
Theme
Best of Show
2024 Overall Spring Sing Winner