students and faculty, an expanded cafeteria with outdoor seating, and other improvements. Holy Names Academy had originally incorporated a boarding school and grade school. A normal school was added in 1908. The normal school closed in 1930, the grade school in 1963, and the boarding school in 1967. Architecture Notable alumnae Jan Haag (1951), founder of the American Film Institute's Directing Workshop for Women, textile artist, and poet Lynn Kessler (1958), Washington State legislator and House Majority Leader Kathleen Ross SNJM (1959), founding President, Heritage University Mary C. Boys SNJM (1965), theologian, scholar, Dean of Academic Affairs at Union Theological Seminary (New York City) Catherine LaCugna (1970), feminist Catholic theologian Katherine Zappone (1972), Irish legislator and government minister Kathleen McGinn (1976), economist and professor at Harvard Business School Meagan Flynn (1985), Supreme Court Justice, State of Oregon Venetria Patton (1986), Head of School of Interdisciplinary Studies and Professor of English and African-American Studies, Purdue University Angela Rye (1998), political commentator and activist Lindsay Meyer (2007), Olympic rowing athlete References External links Schools in Seattle Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary Educational institutions established in 1880 Catholic secondary schools in Washington (state) High schools within the Archdiocese of Seattle High schools in King County, Washington 1880 establishments in Washington Territory Girls' schools in Washington (state)