Seko is the man with a plan. He's excited to move the group forward and connect alumni!

Art's our techie, a self-proclaimed foodie, and keeps a trove of dad jokes close at hand. Please forgive him.

Rissa counts stuff and goes to Aldi all the time so the men in her life can get chicken.

Rissa graduated from CAHS in 1984. She graduated from The Ohio State University with a B.S. in Accounting, Cum Laude. While she was there, she was a member of Honors Accounting Program and the Recipient of Walter M. Rudin Pace Setter Junior Award. Rissa later attended Wayne State University. She graduated with a MBA in Information Systems Management and was inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma. Rissa is all about the numbers and the money. She currently works for the Treasury Division of the City of Detroit, where she manages approx. 160 bank accounts representing $1.2 billion of liquid assets via automated and manual processes.

Holly does legal stuff for us, legally. It's like a get out of jail free card. Just kidding, officer.

Holly graduated from CAHS in 1985 and attended Wellesley College. Upon graduating from Wellesley and being unable to find a job in public service, she worked for a litigation consulting group where she quickly learned she would rather be a lawyer than work for one. She attended the University of Virginia school of law and upon graduation (and after a quick stint clerking for the Honorable Alan E. Norris) went to work as a transactional lawyer at a large law firm. Holly's practice primarily focuses on affordable housing and historic preservation, where she is honored to work with many mission-driven clients who strive to make decent, safe housing available to everyone. As part of her practice Holly has worked extensively with non-profit clients and hopes to put that knowledge to work making the CAHS Education Foundation a stronger organization.

Mary ministers to us in our time of need. Straight, or crooked, whichever suits us best, she loves us

Mary (McKean) Torok graduated from CAHS in 1985, then went on to graduate from Otterbein University. After a career in Early Childhood Education, Mary received her Master's degree in Christian Education. She has worked in numerous churches, and is currently serving as Director of Faith Formation at St John's United Church of Christ, a progressive church in Downtown Columbus. Mary and her husband Mike have two adult children. Molly works for a hospital and hopes to be a genetic counselor one day. Spencer lives in Santa Monica, and is fulfilling his dream of being a high-end watchmaker. Mary serves on multiple foundations, and is excited to bring her administrative skills and passions to her favorite, the CAHS Education Foundation.

Chris lives in the woods, or a camper, with some guy she picked up from the class of '82.

Chris entered CAHS just as it became a full day school in the fall of 1980 with the class of '83. Her friendships with some of the original student body drives her desire to preserve the history of the school.

It was at CAHS that she learned to appreciate being different and question everything before her. It led her to the love of her life, Jim O'Connor, in the summer between her junior and senior year of school. Despite warnings and social pressures against marrying young, they would marry is 1984 and build a life together with four children and six grandchildren. Questioning everything also led her to choose home birth and homeschooling as what was best for her family.

Chris spent years in retail, including 15 years with the Kroger Company in Human Resources. She followed her passion for theatre and spent many years as a Technical Director at the former Players Theatre (now part of Columbus Parks and Rec). Currently, she is the Public Information Officer for the Ohio Task Force 1, an Urban Search & Rescue team under FEMA. She has been a Doula and a wedding planner but mostly she's proudest of her role as a wife, mom and grandma.

Chris hopes to bring good communication and a sense of history to the Foundation.