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136 CREATIVE SPIRIT 152 SCHOOL SPIRIT 184 TEAM SPIRIT 202 ACADEMIC SPIRIT
138 Montessori, Primary and 154 Montessori and Primary 186 Golf 204 Montessori and Primary
Intermediate Schools 156 Fall Harvest 187 Crosscountry 206 Intermediate
Visual Arts Exhibition 157 Halloween 188 Volleyball 208 Junior High
140 Primary and Intermediate 158 100 Days of School & 190 Swimming and Diving 210 High School
Spring Concerts Catholic Schools Week 192 Basketball 211 Debate
142 Junior High Arts 159 Grandparent’s Day 194 Soccer 212 Robotics
144 High School Arts 160 Intermediate 196 Tennis 214 Student Government
146 High School On Stage 162 Sixth Grade Events 198 Softball 215 Honor Societies
148 Glee 163 Field Day 200 Track and Field 216 Montessori and Primary
150 Music and Dance 164 Fourth and Fifth Grade 201 Awards and special Prizes and Promotions
151 Enrichment Field Trips recognitions 217 Kindergarten Graduation
166 Junior High 218 Intermediate
168 St.Augustine Prizes and Promotions
170 Seacamp 220 Junior High
172 Junior High Dance Prizes and Promotions
173 Eighth Grade Event 221 8th Grade Graduation
174 High School 222 High School
176 Welcome Freshmen Week Prizes and Promotions
178 Christmas Formal
179 Prom
180 Close-up
182 Freshman Follies

ABOUT THIS BOOK

From our Carrollton "blue and gold" to the kindred spirit we share, for all the ways we
experience "spirit" every day, we are reminded that the Holy Spirit illuminates, inspires and
graces our lives. The theme of the 2010-2011 edition of Yggdrasill, "Spirit," recognizes the
centrality of the Spirt in our lives.

The Rose Window in the Melissa Rodriguez Assembly Hall illustrates this truth. Designed by
Kenneth F. von Roenn Jr. and dedicated to Ann Taylor, RSCJ (Headmistress 1978-1998), the
prismatic glass of the window casts spectral colors into the space and the ribbon form represents
growth and feminine sensitivity. The window's designs intends to draw our attention to the
centrality of the Holy Spirit in Sacred Heart Education.
The octagonal shape of the window is referenced throughout this book in a variety of images
including the geometric patterns of eightfold symmetry found in the Spanish tiles of El Jardin. In
fact, for early Christians, the number eight symbolized the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and the
formation of the New Covenant.

Yggdrasill is a giant ash tree in Norse mythology said to support the world and the universe, to be
the creator of humankind. It is known as the tree of life. At the base of Yggdrasill's great trunk lie
the wells of wisdom and destiny. It stands as a symbol of strength and stability. Carrollton School
of the Sacred Heart creates women of strength - women of confidence and conviction in their
beliefs. Like Yggdrasill, Carrollton graduates draw from the wells of wisdom and destiny to help
shape their futures and lead lives in accordance with the Five Coals of Sacred Heart Education.

Yggdrasill 2011 Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart; 3747 Main Highway; Miami, FL 33133 Copyright 2010-2011