Grand High Priestess
Letter from Lady Cynthia Rudd
Grand High Priestess
Class Name:Whimsical Mystic Ladies
Symbol: Mermaid
Egyptian Symbol: Anuket
Mystic Symbol: Sphinx, Feluccas
Colors: Turquoise, black, shades of ocean blues, coral, sand, emerald green, gold, silver
Slogan: Special Csare for Special Needs
Flowers: Don Juan Roses, orchids, Lotus, palm trees, butterfly garden
Animals: Florida panther, tiger, porpoise, blue whales, manatees, cats, Dobermans
Birds: Flamingo, cardinal, osprey, pelican
Insects: Bumblebee, butterflies, lightning bugs
Fish: Society of creatures living in coral reefs
Toys: Barbie, bicycles
Good Luck Emblem: Elephants, ladybug, turtles
Fun characters/symbols: Ariel, flip flops, convertible corvette, Spongebob Squarepants
Motto: Have courage and be kind
Quotes: “I’d rather regret the things I have done than to regret the things I haven’t done” Lucille Ball
“We are all of us stars and we deserve to twinkle” Marilyn Monroe
Collectibles: Picture books of travels, pins collected from my travels, shells from beaches
Scripture: Psalm 139:14 “I praise You because I am fearfully and wonderfully made”
Love/Faith Symbol: Holding hands, wings, pineapple
Songs: When You Wish Upon a Star -Jiminy Cricket, If Tomorrow Never Comes -Garth Brooks, Girls Just Want To Have Fun -Cyndi Lauper, Islands in the Stream -Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers, The Climbs – Miley Syrusm Kokomo -The Beach Boys, The Prayer -Andrea Bocelli & Celine Dion, Imagine -John Lennon, Under the Boardwalk -The Drifters, A Million Dreams -Pink, The Rose -Bette Midler, Sitting on the Dock of the Bay -Otis Redding, Some Beach -Blake Sheldon
Class Advisor/ Class Grandmother:
Lady Jennie Crawford, PGHP 2010-2011
2025-2026 LOSNA Special Project
“Make Children Whole” To Live Independent & Productive Lives
Occupational Therapy helps children and adults with disabilities become independent and productive in doing the things that they have to do, want to do, and need to do!
This specialty therapy promotes meaningful participation in the activities of daily life through the teaching of skills and adaptions, despite physical or cognitive disabilities that may be present.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS ENHANCE INDEPENDENCE IN:
- basic daily activities, eating, dressing, bathing, grooming, brushing teeth, tying shoes, going to the toilet, and transferring
- with leisure and education tasks: using writing utensils, keyboard uses, riding a bike, drawing or playing games
- within work place: how to have proper ergonomics, learn how to use different machinery and tools, how to adapt workplaces with technology
- In more complex daily activities: preparing meals, using a telephone or computer, managing finances or the daily medication regimen, shopping and driving
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS:
- have continuing education and are licensed therapists
- have the necessary adaptive equipment to make life easier
- do a holistic comprehensive evaluation with children and their families to have client centered care