ANATOLIAN 2024

ANATOLIAN 2024

A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME AND EDUCATION

Anatolia College Celebrates a Century in Thessaloniki

In 2024, Anatolia College celebrated a 100-year historical journey marking its relocation to Thessaloniki after its forced eviction from Asia Minor. Anatolia made the newly liberated Thessaloniki its home, becoming an integral partner in the social and economic development of the city. This historical journey began in 1886 in Merzifon, Asia Minor and was marked by wars, forced relocations, and economic crises. Anatolia had the great fortune of having talented and dedicated people who, with their resilience, generosity, hard work and courage, made Anatolia into the institution it is today. These dedicated souls were guided by a very strong set of common values and vision, guiding Anatolia to stay true to its mission.

The centennial is not just a unique celebration but a platform to unfold and share the School’s rich history with the community and the city for the first time. This landmark anniversary prompts a reflection on Anatolia College’s enduring values and its role in shaping the educational and cultural landscape.

We began this special year by celebrating Thessaloniki Founding Day, the first official day of Anatolia College in Thessaloniki, which was January 21, 1924. Given the fact that this year the 21st was on a Sunday, we celebrated Thessaloniki Founding Day on Monday January 22, 2024, for the first time. This day officially signaled the beginning of multiple festive events and activities we planned for 2024.

On Saturday, January 27th, we filmed the centennial short film titled “The Yearbook photoshoot” based on a script inspired by clips of everyday student life, featuring 100 Anatolia High School students. In April, the Alumni Drama Club revived with a modern production of Hamlet, while in May the “Icons & Echoes” art exhibition showcased over 200 student artworks at a downtown gallery, with proceeds going to the Anatolia Scholarship Program. During the Board spring meeting in June, a time capsule was placed on campus to be opened on Anatolia’s 200-year anniversary. Students, staff & faculty, as well as Anatolia’s Board of Trustees, were asked to create a message to communicate to future generations.

Anatolia’s 100-year presence in Thessaloniki has become the cause and the driving force for us to re-examine our history, making it relevant and accessible to our community and the entire city. To honor our rich history and the people that played a key role in its growth in conjunction with that of the city of Thessaloniki, we decided to create a historical exhibition scheduled for the fall of 2024. On the occasion of the exhibition, we will publish a novel centennial book that will include pictures of the exhibits in addition to important historical material, and a comprehensive presentation of founding material. It is worth noting that the exhibition will be our first attempt to capture Anatolia’s history at an institutional level. In September 2024, Anatolia will open up its campus to alumni, hosting the longawaited Homecoming featuring a series of surprises for alumni of all ages. Last but not least, alumni join their creative forces and musical talent for an anniversary concert that will surely remain in the minds and hearts of the audience for a long time. Anatolia forever! Anatolia for aye!

ADMINISTRATION

President’s

Message

2023-2024 AHS Yearbook

Dear Anatolia High School students, parents, faculty, and staff,

Congratulations to all of you on finishing up the 2023–2024 school year. While the world experiences rapid social, economic, and technological developments, our students have continued to excel academically while actively engaging with the community and demonstrating their passion for extracurricular activities through involvement in sports, clubs, and community service.

This is an important year for our school: 2024 marks our centennial year in Thessaloniki, a milestone that should prompt us to reflect on the progress our school has made over the years. I am constantly blown away by the accomplishments of our students, who live up to Anatolia’s mission of educational excellence and service year after year.

In these pages, our students’ curiosity, intelligence, creativity, and talent shine. This yearbook offers a glimpse into student life, whether in the classroom, clubs, or conferences, over the past year. From our ACMUN and ACSTAC conferences to performing arts and athletics, it was an exciting year to be able to come together and renew our engagement with all types of learning. Our students are leaders, team players, scientists, writers, actors, musicians, and so much more.

I would like to extend a special thank you to our faculty and staff, whose commitment and dedication to our students makes all of this possible. Thank you all for your hard work over the past year teaching, supporting, and empowering our students to put forward their best selves both at Anatolia and beyond.

I would also like to congratulate our graduating seniors on all they have accomplished during their time at Anatolia. As you head onto the next leg of your journey in life, I hope you will cherish the years you spent at Anatolia, the friends you made, and the lessons you learned. As alumni, remember you will always be part of the Anatolia family, and we will always welcome you back with open arms. I wish you luck with all your future endeavors.

Finally, I want to wish everyone a restful and pleasant summer. I look forward to welcoming you back in the fall.

Sincerely yours,

Dr. Panos Vlachos President

ADMINISTRATION

Theodore Filaretos Vice President for Primary & Secondary Education

Peter Chresanthakes Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Pavlos Floros Vice President for Finance/CFO & Human Resources

Stamos Karamouzis Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs (ACT)

Ioannis Tsorbatzoglou Vice President for Cross Divisional Programs & COO for Operation & Planning

Roxanne Giampampa Vice President for the International School (Pinewood)

SCHOOLS

A’ Gymnasium

B’ Gymnasium

Elsa Exintaveloni Dean

Roi Stamati Dean

Rania Fintanidou Registrar

Ermioni Syrri Registrar

Aris Roghotis Deputy Dean

Thomas Moralis Deputy Dean

Georgia Tsiouri Registrar

Rena Pappas Registrar

Stelios Axarlis Dean

Leon Nar Deputy Dean

Tasos Gkentzos Deputy Dean

Ioanna Tsitsikli Dean

A’ Lykeion

B’ Lykeion

International Baccalaureate Diploma Program

Eleni Goni IB1 Class Advisor

Elena Antonakou IB2 Class Advisor

Maria Bibou Administrative Officer

Anna Billi-Petmeza Coordinator

Emily Bakola Deputy Coordinator

FACULTY

Art Department

Economics

Kleti Tzachili

Design Department

Home Economics

Christina Douris, Olga Stefa (Head), Vangelis Manitakis, Effie Ratsou

Katia Daoultzoglou, Sissy Kyriakidou, Lia Hatzinasiou, Kostas Kapelonis, Maria Karakgouni (Head), Andreas Kechagias, Haido Samara, Stella Georgiou

George Rouvas

Veta Gerothanasi

Dimitrios Tsoukalis

Camera shy: Roumpou Katia

English Department

Eva Hatzipappidou, Foteini Papantoniou, Eleni Zika, Elizabeth Daron, Angelica Filarakos, Helen Hondropoulos (Head), Pieter Derluyn, Elena Babali, Margarita Ziglina, Jodi Hill, Efi Siskos, Zoe Charalambous, Ioanna Lymbou, Elena Parissi

Humanities, Classics, and Modern Greek Departments Philologues

Katerina Douka, Effie Varakliotou, Eleni Hatzimavroudi (Head of Modern Greek), Athina Thimi, Lambrini Koufaki, Dimos Giannelos, Kenny Papadimitriou, Thaleia Konstantinou

Katerina Daki

Ioanna Tsitsikli

Erato Kostopoulou

Zoi Kotroni, Theano Demogeronta, Andy Spandou, Alexia Seridou, Kleri Mitrouli, Katerina Lemousia, Maria Apostolidou, Irene Grigoriadou, Thomas Moralis

Kiki Haitidou, Ioustini Kateri, Marios Moros, Thanasis Fotiadis, Stella Filippou, Elina Palatzian

Michael Michailidis

Camera shy: Stergios Tzanides, Alexis Routsis (Head of Humanities)

Aris Roghotis

Lambrini Koufaki

Vicky Karathodorou

Panagiotis Pantzarelas (Head of Classics)

Leon Nar Maria Kolovou

Tasos Gkentzos

Religion Department

Nikos Tsapatsaris

Aristotelis Papaioannou

Eleni Tsatsou, Konstantinos Katsos

Mathematics Department

Thodoris Andriopoulos, Marios Sotiropoulos, Vaso Barba, Kosmas Dimosiaris (Head), Christina Kefalidou, Apostolos Tsirigotis, Tania Kopanari

Camera shy: Mihalis Hatzianastasiadis, Popi Koukouranou, George Mavridis, George Papazoglou

Physical Education Department

Evgenios Kyriakides

Stavros Petridis, Fenia Alexiadou, Georgia Antoniadou (Head), Yiota Halkia, Kostas Zlatanos

FACULTY

Science Departments

Biology

Panagiotis Deligiannidis

Alexia Dara

Maria Tsaousidou (Head)

Nana Marmeloudi

Chemistry

Afroditi Kalkani

Nikos Soultogiannis, Maria Spyropoulou, Asterios Grigoroudis, Elsa Exintaveloni (Head), George Sarafidis, Eleni Kosmidou, Christos Atlasis

Camera shy: Konstantia Adam

Physics

Second Foreign Language Department French & German

Dimitris Lorentzos, Apostolos Michaloudis, Athinodoros Bandis, Diamantis Bitzilekis (Head), Vangelis Goulis, Kimon Drosos

Roi Stamati, Stavroula Filippou (Head), Katia Sovatzi, Dora Papoutsi, Nancy Tsianti, Magda Papatheohari, Konstantina Goula, Despoina Tsakiri

Stelios Axarlis

Dimitris Papadamou

Iro Koliakou Thanasis Papadimitriou

International Baccalaureate

Eleni

Diamantis

Ariana Mingos, Andy Harrison, Eri Papadopoulou, Ivi Kazantzi, Marta Rodriguez Cabbana, Leda Antoniou, Eleni Goni, Fiona Cornes, Maria Akritidou, Sophia Vassilikioti, Periklis Chatzistavridis, Stamatis Katsikas (BOTTOM ROW) Angelos Klonaris, Vangelis Manitakis, George Sarafidis, Irini Michailidou

Magda Flari

Milan Miljkovic

Lorena Georgiadi

Athina Lionta

Kleti Tzachili

Anna Billi-Petmeza

Dimitris Tsoukalis

Emily Bakola

(TOP ROW) Effie Ratsou, Katerina Zanna, Christina Douris, Konstantinos Konstantinidis,

Antonakou,

Sotiriou,

Dimitris Charalampidis

Christos Foutsitzis

Tina Mavrikos

Boarding Department

Campus Athletic Facilities Health Services

Thomai Patroni Nurse

Marialena Kostouli Deputy Director

Katerina Andriopoulou Advisor

Alexia Dara Director Anastasia Bakali Advisor

Thomai Patroni Advisor

Giannis Margaritis Officer

Kostas Zlatanos Head of Athletic Facilities

STUDENT PROGRAMS

Center of Talented Youth (CTY)

Karamanou Administrative Officer

Georgia Tsoulfa Director

Language and Testing Office

Thaleia Sakaridou Officer

Eirini Trousa Director

Kostas Nikolaidis Senior Promotional Officer

Office Coordinator

Anthi

Danai Kyriaki Interim Academic Dean

Haido Samara Academic Dean

Athina Vezakiadou

Library

Apostolos Chouliarakis Teacher Librarian & Systems Coordinator

Evi Tramantza Director of Libraries and Archives

Ankine Kouyioumtzian Library Operations Senior Officer

Nikolaos Finos IB MYP/DP Teacher Librarian and Collections Coordinator

Scholarships and Enrollment Department

Social Responsibility Programs

Korina Theodoridou Supervisor

Tasos Gkentzos Scholarship Student Advisor

Vicky Zaroucha Enrollment Officer

Peggy Perakaki Coordinator

STUDENT PROGRAMS

Counseling and Psychological Services Department

Camera Shy: Eirini Sourgkouni A’ School

Zoi Theodoridou Learning Support Coordinator

STEM Center

Salomi Tzintziloglou Intern

Niki Tampratzi Intern

Maria Akritidou Head & B’ School

Zenia Koutsogeorgiou Wellbeing Coordination Officer

Marialena Kostouli A’ School

Lorena Georgiadou IB

Nana Marmeloudi Administrative Officer

Virginia Arvaniti Administrative Officer

Anastasia Charalampidou Administrative Officer

Iro Koliakou Head of STEM

Student Services Office

Transportation Office

University Advising

Rania Eleftheriadou Administrative Officer

Georgia Proestopoulos Director

Zoe Riga Event Officer

Erin Papakostas Fellow

Leda Antoniou Director Kaytlin Cashdollar Fellow

Eleni Alexiou Advisor

Christina Daniskas Advisor

Maria Platidou Officer & Outreach Liaison

Panagiotis Koufos Officer

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

President’s Office

Primary and Secondary Education

Dora Sgouridou

Executive Assistant to the Vice President & Administrative Assistant to the English Department

Theodore Filaretos Vice President

Dr. Panos Vlachos President

Elena Charalampidou Executive Assistant to the President & Coordinator for President’s Cabinet

Margarita Kobotis President’s Fellow

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Finance and Human Resources

Angeliki Trova Senior Accounting Officer

Konstantinos Zarakinos Senior Cash Officer

Eleni Papadopoulou Director of Accounting

Eva Montiadou Senior Accounting Officer

Stella Christou Controller - Europe

Rachel Elizabeth Meilak Data Analysis Fellow

Pavlos Floros Vice President / CFO

Maida Terzian Executive Assistant to the Vice President

George Mavridis Senior Accounting Officer

Olga Vassiloglou Senior Accounting Officer

Vasileia Stergiadou Human Resources Senior Officer

Alma Soulioti Head of Payroll

Natasa Kotanidou Human Resources Director

Katia Moraiti Information Desk & Procurement Officer

Maria Salvaridou Collections Coordinator

Nikos Gialoglou Head of Procurement

Pantelis Sidiropoulos Senior Payroll Officer

Lykourgos Chatzigiannakis Institutional Buyer

Nikolaos Vakoulis Intern

Lena Katsarika Payroll Manager

Eleni Dimitriadou Senior Payroll Officer

STAFF

Cross Divisional Programs & Planning & Innovation

Vice President for Cross Divisional Programs & COO for Operation & Planning

Executive Assistant to the Vice President

Information Technology Services

Effie Fragopoulou Operational & Cross Functional Division Coordinator

Nikos Fintanidis IT Support Senior Officer

Vasilis Karkampounas IT Director

Kyriakos Stamatopoulos IT Support Senior Officer

George Rouvas Instructional Design Officer

Dimosthenis Aivazidis Instructional & IT Support Senior Officer

Chrysa Christidou ITS Application Senior Coordinator

Camera shy: Nancy Nalbanti ITS Application Senior Coordinator

Ioannis Tsorbatzoglou

Lila Boussoulega

Institutional Advancement & Public Relations, Marketing and PK-12 Enrollment

Sandra Chatzikyriakou Graphic and Web Design

Theodore Papanestoros Executive Director of Institutional Marketing & PK-12 Enrollment

Labriana Konstantinidou Digital Marketing Specialist

Thomas Mikroulis Marketing Copywriter

TOP ROW:

Vaia Palpana Database Officer

Peter Chresanthakes Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Olga Tsantila Media Relations Officer/DPO

BOTTOM ROW:

Klairi Kougioumtzoglou Alumni Relations Associate

Angeliki Sapika Director of DevelopmentEurope

Athina Rousidou Event Planning & Alumni Relations Officer

Marina Charitopoulou Event Planning & Digital Communications Officer

Jenny Delichristou Centennial Project Manager

Maria Rampota Institutional Advancement Officer

Camera shy: Eleni Montiadou Print Shop Officer

SERVICE STAFF

Maintenance Department

Giorgos Gogas (Technician), Ioannis Salis (Maintenance Staff), Kostas Ouzounis (Maintenance Staff), Stelios Zardavas (Maintenance Staff), Antonis Liolios (Electrician), Eleonora Tsatala (Building and Grounds Coordinator), Stelios Stamboulis (Maintenance Staff), Irini Resta (Buildings & Grounds Administrative Officer), Vasilis Koukourikos (Deputy Director of Buildings and Grounds), Sakis Kavoukidis (Maintenance Staff), Thodoros Belovonta (Maintenance Staff)

Yannis Antis Maintenance Staff

Nikos Zournatzidis Maintenance Staff

Petros Keramidis Deputy Director of Buildings & Grounds

Camera shy: Nikos Terpo (Maintenance Staff)

Giorgos Kyriafinis Director of Buildings & Grounds

Security and Cleaning

Camera shy: Katerina Kiparisiadou (Guard)

Sotiris Bountzioukas (Cleaning Staff)

Alexandra Karatheodorou (Cleaning Staff)

Maria Mitsari (Cleaning Staff)

Giorgos Charitos Guard

Prokopis Tsitsios Director of Campus Security & Cleaning Services

Giorgos Papathemelis Guard

Stelios Plousios Guard

Stathis Hatzivassiloglou Guard

CLASSES

1A/A 1A/B

1B/A

1B/B

1C/A 1C/B

1D/A 1D/B

2A/A 2A/B

2B/A 2B/B

2C/A

2C/B

2D/A

2D/B

3A/A 3A/B

3B/A 3B/B

3C/A 3C/B

3D/A 3D/B

4A/A 4A/B

4B/A 4B/B

4C/A 4C/B

4D/A

4D/B

5A/A 5A/B

5B/A 5B/B

5C/A 5C/B

5D/AB

6A/A 6A/B

6B/A 6B/B

6C/A 6C/B

IB1a IB1b

IB1c IB1d

IB1

IB1e IB2a

IB2b

IB2c

EVENTS

First Formers’ Orientation

September 8, 2023

IB1 Orientation DayWelcome Back IB2

September 8, 2023

First Day of School

September 11, 2023

IB1 Rafting trip

September 22-24, 2023

Mt Olympus Trip

September 23-24, 2023 Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2023

The Anatolia tradition of conquering the awe-inspiring heights of Mount Olympus continues to be an exhilarating adventure for our students, and this year was no exception. Over the course of two weekends, from September 23-24 and September 30 - October 1, a total of 126 eager seniors, accompanied by a dedicated team of 19 faculty members, embarked on a journey that marked the beginning of their final year at Anatolia. Our students and faculty kicked off their hike on Saturday morning in Prionia, knowing that the path ahead would be challenging, but the rewards, both in terms of the views and the bonds formed, immeasurable. After hours of strenuous climbing, the hikers spent the night at the Zolotas refuge. Nestled amidst the rugged landscape, the refuge provided a haven

of comfort and warmth for our tired explorers, where they enjoyed dinner, watched the sunset, and shared stories and laughter under the starry night sky.

With the first light of Sunday breaking over the horizon, our adventurers awoke to a new day and a new challenge. Over the next three hours, our determined group of students and faculty forged ahead, reaching

the summit of Skolio. They were met with sweeping panoramas and breathtaking sights – a fitting reward for their dedication and perseverance. As the day wore on, our resilient adventurers began their descent, capturing the memories of this incredible journey in countless photographs and stories to be shared for years to come. In less than 48 hours, these students, faculty, and staff had not only scaled the heights of Mount Olympus but had also created lasting bonds and memories that would stay with them throughout their lives. The 2023-2024 senior hike to Mount Olympus was a testament to the indomitable spirit of Anatolia’s students and the unwavering strength of the Anatolia community.

Exchange Program

September, 2023

Exchange between Anatolia CollegeClassical High School of Milan

Cesare Beccaria

The 1st and 2nd Lykeio of Anatolia participated in a Cultural Exchange Program with the Classical High School of Milan Cesare Beccaria during 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 under the guidance of Eleni Hatzimavroudi and Alexia Seridou. Fourth and fifth formers were hosted by families of their Italian classmates, and the following year they reciprocated. Over the two years, the two schools worked together in teams to create different products related to various aspects of sustainable development, as well as videos, podcasts and posts. Their projects were presented in Thessaloniki in September 2023. During their stay in Milan and Thessaloniki, all students, guided by their classmates, attended lessons, visited sights, and experienced the daily life of the host country in the context of the family in which they were hosted. The results of this exchange program exceeded our expectations as the feedback received from the students was very positive.

IB Mountain Day

October 3, 2023

OXI Day parade

October 27, 2023

IB VA & Spanish & History-Madrid

November 15-19, 2023

Christmas Bazaar Fosters

Community Spirit

December 3, 2023

The Anatolia College Annual Christmas Bazaar is a cherished opportunity for students, alumni, parents, faculty, and staff to come together on campus, reconnect with old friends, and immerse themselves in a joyful, festive atmosphere while supporting the school’s charitable efforts. This year, the event featured contributions from 21 associations and NGOs, with students showcasing their creativity through crafted products and club activities. With the smell of delicious food and sounds of joyful music in the air, guests were able to explore many of the stalls raising money for charity, selling bookmarks, jewelry, hot chocolate, wire sculptures, and much much more. The collective dedication of students, advisors, staff members, and teachers alike stands as a testament to Anatolia’s unwavering commitment to community service and philanthropy. A heartfelt thanks goes out to the Christmas Bazaar Committee, students, staff, faculty, and all participants who attended the celebration. The Bazaar raised €12,000, supporting the Anatolia College General Scholarship Fund, the “Iris” Women’s Center, the “Pleteno” Women’s Cooperative, the Greek Children’s Village, “Solidarity Now”, and “Faros tou Kosmou”.

Students Shine Bright in Anatolia’s

Christmas Concert

December 3, 2023

TheChristmas Concert continues to be a highlight of the holiday season, allowing students to showcase their musical talent and impart a sense of holiday cheer and entertainment to the attendees of the bazaar. This year’s concert featured an exciting lineup of 12 groups, bands, and solo singers – as well as the Orchestra Club – performing anything from classical music and contemporary pop to classic Christmas carols. The concert came to a temporary standstill as the Christmas tree lighting ceremony commenced, but students took the stage again, this time bolstered by the dazzling lights of the tree, and performed through the evening. The Christmas Concert entertained us with the incredible talents of our students in a heartwarming celebration of the precious community spirit that defines Anatolia.

“Anatolia 100 Thessaloniki” film

January 27, 2024

Celebrating a Century of Student Life and Creativity

On Saturday, January 27th, a centennial short film was produced under the umbrella of “Anatolia 100 Thessaloniki,” with events and actions inspired by everyday student life and featuring Anatolia High School students. In keeping with Anatolia College’s tradition of enriching student experiences, “The Yearbook Photoshoot” film involved 100 students in the creative process. This engagement provided them with an opportunity to expand their perspectives and connect deeply with the school’s enduring values, fostering pride in their institution— a sentiment Anatolia College proudly reflects back on its students.

Career Orientation

Mar 14 & Apr 19, 2024

OnThursday, March 14, 2024, Anatolia High School celebrated its annual Career Day, welcoming a diverse group of professionals to inspire over 700 students with their knowledge and experience. This vibrant event aimed to equip students with tools and role models to explore interests, identify strengths, and pursue aspirations across fields like technology, health, arts, and entrepreneurship.

Building on the success of Career Day, the school organized a follow-up field trip on Friday, April 19, 2024. More than 150 students explored various professional settings related to their interests. They visited places like a law office, the “Νους Therapy” Psychology Laboratory, and Papageorgiou Hospital, engaging directly with professionals and gaining deeper industry insights. Students also explored careers in computer science at CERTH, chemical engineering at AUTH, civil engineering at a construction company, and entrepreneurship at an economist’s office.

We are immensely grateful to all the participants and organizers of both events for providing our students with invaluable learning experiences and a broader perspective on potential career paths.

Greek Independence Day Parade

March 25, 2024

Student Literary Festival “Logo tehnis”

March 30, 2024

OnMarch 30, 2024, Anatolia held the student-initiated Literary Festival “Logos through Art” at the Eleftheriadis Library. Vasiliki Avgeri, a high school junior and President of the Organizing Committee, stated, “This festival aims to emphasize the role of language in all aspects of daily life. Language and literature are not confined to academic texts but are also found in unexpected areas like songs, movies, and theater, making them vital for communication and cultural preservation.”

The festival featured 12 workshops on diverse topics such as cinema, journalistic speech, comics, poetry, various prose forms, and creative writing. These were selected based on student interests gathered through a questionnaire prepared by the Organizing Committee. Students from Anatolia High School and other schools in Thessaloniki and beyond participated, and after the workshops, they had the opportunity to meet four authors both in person and online, engaging in discussion and posing questions.

The festival also included language-related games and presentations by the Oral Interpretation club. Additionally, the Organizing Committee announced a competition in categories like prose, poetry, articles, and multimodal texts (songs, short films, etc.), with awards presented by poet Mr. K. Plastiras during the closing ceremony.

Lykeion

Field

Day

April 3, 2024

OnApril 3rd, 125 Anatolia students participated in the Lykeion Field Day. After the qualifying races of the previous month, the students competed in the final track and field events at the Alumni Field and were awarded their medals. Then in the Gym, the members of the boys’ mixed basketball team faced the teachers’ Dream Team 2024, and the members of the boys’ mixed soccer team played Indoor Soccer (1st Lykeion vs 2nd Lykeion).

This year we also had the honor and pleasure of having the former international soccer player and current Euro 2024 official representative Angelos Haristeas give the awards to the mixed teams. At the same time, we were honored with the participation of the Electra team of the sports club Hellenic Star, which is the National Team in the Junior Cheer Jazz category, and the National Team Pandora, twice European Champion and 5th in the World Championship.

IB2 Visual Arts Exhibition

April 8-12, 2024

The IB Visual Arts Graduating Exhibit is part of the assessment of the overall Visual Arts course which has three components: a Process Portfolio, a Comparative Study and an Exhibition. Six (6) IB2 students this year displayed 8-11 final artworks for which they selected from a variety of both media and techniques to work with. Their work included film, painting, photography and sculpture.

MYP Personal Project Fair

April 10, 2024

7th Annual Design Fair

May 22, 2024

The 7th Design Fair was a wonderful opportunity for our students to showcase the projects they developed during their technology and computer science courses. Each exhibit highlighted not only their technical skills but also the essential life skills they acquired through the MYP program. The students demonstrated self-organization, teamwork, perseverance, and research abilities as they brought their ideas to life. From the initial planning to the final presentation, their projects are a testament to their dedication and hard work. We are proud of our students’ achievements and the growth they have shown through this experience.

The MYP Personal Project Exhibition was a vibrant showcase of our students’ creativity, innovation, and dedication. Students presented a unique product, a reflection of their personal interests and passions, developed through rigorous research and inquiry. From technological innovations to artistic creations, the exhibition highlighted the diverse talents and skills of our students. The event was a testament to their hard work, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities, embodying the core values of the MYP curriculum. We are incredibly proud of our students’ achievements and the impressive array of projects on display, which demonstrate their readiness to contribute thoughtfully and creatively to the world.

Kids Save Lives

April 13, 2024

OnSaturday, April 13, 2024, six (6) Anatolia students from the 1st and 2nd Gymnasium participated in the National Kids Save Lives Competition, which tested them on their skills of cardiorespiratory resuscitation. Among 47 participating schools, the 1st Gymnasium, with students Chara Patsi, Mariliza Bitzileki-Apostolidou, and Ersi Naziri, came 3rd and were awarded with a Little Anne manikin, which will be used to practice not only for future competitions but also for the school's First Aid club. The 2nd Gymnasium, with students Ioanna Tsiridou, Alexandra Zampouridi, and Eleonora Didaskalou, ranked 10th overall. Congratulations to all students for their excellent effort, despite the few practice sessions they had, and to their mentor, our school’s nurse Thomai Patroni . A heartfelt thank you to Ms. Digka, who lent us the manikin so that the students could practice during the breaks.

Gymnasium Field Day

April 17, 2024

On April 17, 100 Gymnasium students participated in the final series of the running events (80m, 240m, 4* 60m) at the Alumni Field. Then, in the presence of both gymnasiums, basketball and indoor soccer games of the mixed teams (42 students) were held. The medal ceremonies were held in all track and field events (running, long jump, shot put, high jump, uneven track) for the winners of the events that had taken place during the big breaks during the months of March and April with the participation of 315 students.

1st RUN4FUNd

April

22, 2024

Agroup of Anatolia High School’s scholarship students, supported by the Office of Social Responsibility Programs and the Scholarship Office, organized the 1st RUN4FUNd, a lively 2 km race that brought together students, faculty, and parents to raise funds for the school’s Scholarship Fund. Held at the Alumni Field, the event successfully gathered €1,180, earmarked to support scholarship recipients going on educational trips and programs.

Participants included high school students, with additional support provided through ticket purchases from teachers, administrative staff, and Parents’ Associations. Donations in kind were also received from Vamvalis Food SA, which provided snacks for all participants, and Melathron Food Services (MSF), which supplied water and paper cups.

In the Gymnasium boys’ category, the winners were Simos Sideropoulos, who took home the gold medal, Charilaos Karakasidis with the silver, and Dimitris Tsoukalas with the bronze. In the Gymnasium girls’ category, Ioanna Dervisi and Stamatia Laspidou shared first place and the gold medal in a remarkable tie, while Maria-Vasiliki Pitsilou earned the silver medal. In the Lykeion/IBDP category, Damianos Mitsis won the gold medal.

A hearty congratulations to all the spirited racers and supporters who made the event a resounding success!

Prize Day

May 22, 2024

OnMay 22, 2024, Anatolia High School hosted its annual Gymnasium Prize Day, celebrating the conclusion of a sports season that included 66 matches across soccer, basketball, and volleyball from October 2023 to May 2024. Awards were presented to top teams and individual athletes in various categories, acknowledging both intramural achievements and overall competitive excellence.

Class 3C/A was named the Best Team of the 20232024 season, accumulating the highest points across all sports. Special recognition was given to outstanding athletes, with Dimitra Papaioannidou, Evangelos Raptis, Giorgos Balitas, and Stefanos Sapounas receiving the Athletic Achievement award. The Best Athlete award was given to Angela Byrou, Georgia Vlachonikoli and Dimitris Ntziachristos.

“Icons and Echoes”

May 16-25, 2024

Adistinctive art exhibition titled “Icons and Echoes” featured over 200 artworks by students from the Gymnasiums at the “Metamorfosis” art gallery. The exhibition was enhanced by musical compositions crafted by the students.

Under the artistic guidance of Visual Arts teachers, Ms. Roumpou and Ms. Douris, and Music teachers, Ms. Stefa and Ms. Ratsou, our students joined forces to support a cause that has always been a cornerstone of Anatolia College–the Scholarship Program, to which all proceeds from the artwork sales were donated.

The exhibition was part of the “Anatolia 100 Thessaloniki” centennial celebrations, marking 100 years since the college’s relocation to Thessaloniki.

End-of-the-Year Celebrations

May 16, 2024

Athletic Awards

Ona cloudy and rainy Thursday, May 16th, the Anatolia community said ‘goodbye’ to our graduating seniors and wished them success in their upcoming Panhellenic exams. All lykeion students reported to their assembly halls, where they watched a movie and received their athletic awards from the PE department…

…and then the 5th formers wished farewell to the seniors with videos, photographs, and the traditional garyfallo presentation.

GARYFALLO DAY

End-of-Year Concert

To close the festivities, three brave student bands, with the assistance of teacher Konstantinos Katsos, performed for their peers in a packed Gym. Emotions ran high on that day, like they do every year.

Social Responsibility Programs

AtAnatolia High School, students are deeply engaged in various social responsibility programs that reflect their commitment to community service and global awareness. Throughout the school year, students participated in volunteering activities and social responsibility initiatives, assisting with local organizations, promoting inclusivity, raising awareness, bringing cheer and serving as Anatolia ambassadors.

1. Preparing lunches as part of the “Zero Hunger Mission”.

2. Collaborating with En Dynamei participants, creating inclusive and inspiring art pieces.

3. Participating in the A21 “Walk for Freedom”, raising awareness about human trafficking.

4. Wearing the red vests of “Shedia”, actively spreading awareness against poverty and social exclusion while selling the street magazine at a central spot in Thessaloniki.

5. Creating heartfelt items for children at “The Smile of the Child” NGO, bringing joy to those in pediatric and pediatric oncology clinics in Thessaloniki during Christmas and Easter seasons.

6. Along with their grandparents, bonding and learning together at the “Bring Your Grandparents to School” event, sharing stories and creating cherished memories through engaging activities.

7. Students sorting through donated items for humanitarian aid, offering support to flood victims in Thessaly during a time of need.

8. Students proudly displaying their origami creations to brighten hospital environments.

Students showcased their creativity and social awareness through contests focusing on global issues and environmental consciousness.

9. Artwork by Afroditi Godi for the World Food Day 2023 Poster Contest.

10. Artwork by Konstantinos Georgoulidis for the World Food Day 2023 Poster Contest.

11. Make-A-Wish star, designed by Anastasia Papadimitriou.

12. Artwork by Antonis Stikas (HELMEPA contest).

13. Artwork by Georgia Dagkli (HELMEPA contest).

14. IB Students proudly standing beside their winning poster (on the right), awarded 3rd place in the Cancer Prevention Contest.

The Green Ambassadors were established in 2021 to promote Green Education and raise awareness about environmental issues among their peers and the broader community.

15. Planting pine and cypress trees in the Seich

16. Alongside the actor George Kapoutzidis, students removed over 200 kilos of waste.

17. Participating in the Together 4 STEM Virtual Innovation Camp, students collaborated on innovative and sustainable projects. 15a

Sou suburban forest.

SERVICE AS ACTION PROGRAM

The MYP Service as Action program and the IBDP Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) program further enriched students’ learning, fostering a sense of commitment and community involvement. Collaborating with several organizations, Anatolia students demonstrated their empathy, dedication, and drive to make a positive impact on both local and global scales.

18. 1A/A collaborated with the “Action for Wildlife” organization

19. 1B/A collected essentials for the “Pnoi Elpidas” NGO.

20. 1C/A prepared gifts for the children residing in “The Smile of the Child” shelter home.

21. 1D/A undertook the task of cleaning a local beach.

22. 1A/B learned about the “Faros tou Kosmou” organization and its work with the Roma community in Dendropotamos.

23. 1B/B and 1C/B welcomed a group from the “School for the Blind” and gained insights into the daily challenges faced by visually impaired individuals.

24. 1D/B joined hands with the animal welfare organization “Noiazomai” to contribute to the cleanliness of Aristotelous Square.

25. 2A/A visited “ELEPAP”, where they organized various music-based activities for the children.

26. 2B/A visited the “Agios Stylianos” Child Care Center.

27. 2C/A gathered essentials for the Social Grocery Store of Pylaia-Chortiatis.

28. 2D/A worked as the “Pass the Bricks” ambassadors in Greece, collecting, sanitizing, and redistributing used LEGO bricks.

29. 2A/B worked with the “Zero Hunger Mission”, which operates within our school to feed over 80 homeless people.

30. 2B/B gained insights from the President of the “Hellenic Association of Paraplegics” regarding the daily struggles and hurdles encountered by individuals using wheelchairs, and learned how to play the Paralympic sport Boccia.

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31. 2C/B visited “Storgi” children’s cancer association and contributed to their Easter bazaar crafting over 100 Easter candles.

32. 2D/B engaged in cleaning part of a local beach and promoted student well-being with dance and music.

33. 3A/B learned about human trafficking and collected personal hygiene items for the organization “A21”.

34. 3A/A, 3B/A, 3C/A, and 3D/A organized a successful fundraising effort by selling wish stars, with the goal of granting the wish of a child with Rett syndrome to visit Disneyland.

35. 3C/B visited the “ARGO” Alternative Therapy Program for Addicted Individuals.

36. 3D/B participated in a social inclusion and interaction initiative at the “O Sotir” Center for People with Disabilities.

37. 3B/B visited “The Smile of the Child” organization, where they crafted heartfelt greeting cards, and assisted in packaging gifts and essential items to uplift hospitalized children.

38. IB students collaborating with En Dynamei participants, a collective of young artists with and without disabilities, to create inclusive and inspiring art pieces during their weekly sessions, continuing a partnership that has flourished for 14 years.

39. IB students creating Christmas ornaments, Valentine’s cards, Easter candles and personalized cups with the names of elderly residents at the Frontizo nursing home, fostering intergenerational connections and spreading joy.

University Advising Initiatives

Welcome to the University Advising Department’s Yearbook Page! We’re here to celebrate the amazing journey of our 12th graders. This year has been full of accomplishments, and we’re excited to share the highlights with you. Let’s dive in!

Our Graduating Class

Total Students Advised: 106

IB Students: 75

HS Students: 31

Class

of 2024 - Fun Facts:

● Persistent: these students showed up at our office beyond their designated advisor appointments to work, receive extra help, or double-check every application component

● Supportive: these students were encouraging and benevolent to their peers, always celebrating their wins alongside each other and cheering on one another even through disappointments

● Diligent: these students dotted all the “i”s and crossed every “t” to ensure they submitted their best work

● Risk-takers and dreamers: these students were ambitious and goal-driven, but know how to ask for help along the way

Where Are They Going?

United States

Applied: 48

Accepted: 41

Matriculated: 33

United Kingdom

Applied: 30

Conditional Offers: 30 (ongoing)

European Union

Applied: 51

Conditional Offers: 33 (ongoing)

Taking a Gap Year

Total Students: 6

International Universities Expo

This year, we hosted an incredible International Universities Expo.

Stevens Institute of Technology - ECOES Summer Program Presentation - New Partnership

Winter Alumni Get-Together - Alums talking to current HS students about their academic experiences abroad

Here are some highlights:

Number of Institutions Represented: 83 numerous top-tier universities from around the globe.

Students & Parents from Anatolia & Pinewood:700

General Public Guests: 200

BEE Framework

Our advising approach is guided by the BEE Framework, ensuring every student finds their path:

Empowering: 12th graders (106 students)

Evolving: 11th graders (116 students)

Belonging: 9th & 10th graders (68 students)

Summer Programs

Our students are not just preparing for university; they are also engaging in enriching summer programs:

Total traveling abroad:

US Programs: 57 students

EU Programs: 7 students

UK Programs: 6 students

New Advising Structure

Our administration saw a great opportunity to enhance the University Advising Department at Anatolia High School. We are excited to introduce a more student-centered approach to advising, where each student works with a dedicated university advisor to prepare applications for all destinations worldwide. This personalized approach ensures that every student receives tailored guidance and support throughout their university application journey.

The University Advising Department is dedicated to helping students achieve their dreams. From application support to exploring gap year opportunities, we are here every step of the way. Congratulations to all our seniors, and good luck on your next adventure!

Stay connected and keep believing in your dreams. The future is bright!

IU Expo

Empowering Workshop

University of Pennsylvania Evening Presentation

Farewell to the Retirees

EVENTS

Farewell to the Fellows

Kaitlyn Cashdollar, SSO Fellow

My time as an SSO Fellow has been a journey of profound growth and gratitude. From planning events to engaging with students in clubs, I have learned so much in the past 10 months. I am extremely grateful to all the kind souls I had the privilege of working with and on so many different projects. The opportunity to interact with such a beautiful city and its people has been a pleasure and a privilege. Thank you to Anatolia for a year I will remember for the rest of my life!

Ayodele Theard-Lewis, HS Fellow

My experience here at Anatolia has been one for the books! Throughout my time here, the English Department has welcomed me into the fold and made me feel like a part of the community. I have learned so much from the teachers in the department and, most importantly, from the students. From the middle and high school field days to the clubs and classes, my time in Thessaloniki has definitely been time well spent. Thank you, Anatolia, for the support I’ve received as a budding teacher and the memories I’ve made this year!

Darria Oden, IPO Fellow

Taking the chance to live and work in a completely new environment has welcomed a new level of growth that would have been unattainable without welcoming the start of this new chapter in my life. I am grateful to the International Programs Office and the Office of Athletic and Student Activities for seeing my passion and taking a chance on me. I will never take for granted the genuine love and great memories that I share with the people who have welcomed me here with open arms.

Marianne Lamarche, EE Fellow

I couldn’t have asked for a better way to begin my education career. From the close relationships I’ve built with the teachers in

the Anatolia Elementary English Department, to each magical day in the classroom with our students, and the countless adventures I shared with the other fellows, I’ve learned and grown so much over the past year. It’s hard to leave this place that has really become a second home, but I know I will forever look back on my time at Anatolia Elementary so fondly and with endless gratitude.

Maryarita Kobotis, President’s Fellow

As my year at Anatolia College comes to a close, I am immensely grateful to have had this opportunity for personal and professional growth in Thessaloniki. Being here has given me the chance to improve my Greek and reconnect with family I had not seen in years. I want to thank my colleagues in the President’s Office and beyond for being so welcoming and encouraging. Shoutout to my friends, the other fellows—love you guys!

Rachel Meilak, Data Analyst Fellow

This year has been an incredible experience, and I am grateful to everyone who has made me feel welcome. From working in the Finance & HR Department to helping out in a 6th grade classroom at Pinewood, I have gained so many new skills that I will take with me into my future endeavors. I have also loved exploring Thessaloniki and getting to know the other fellows, building friendships and making memories that I will cherish forever. Thank you to the entire Anatolia community for this opportunity and for helping me grow as an individual. I will never forget it!

Erin Papakostas, University Advising Fellow

I loved working in the Department of University Advising alongside my wonderful and driven colleagues and the amazing students! This year has been a master class in professional and personal development, and I am taking many memories with me when I leave. I took a leap of faith with this fellowship, as I sought an opportunity to reconnect with my Greek heritage. I am so grateful that I was given that chance. I will always treasure the bonds I made with the other fellows, as their friendships are the cherry on top of a year I’ll never forget.

Maryarita Kobotis, Kaitlyn Cashdollar, Marianne Lamarche, Ayodele Theard-Lewis, Erin Papakostas, Rachel Meilak, Darria Oden

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ATHLETICS

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Aegean Tournament

Nov 30 - Dec 3, 2023

Aegean 2023 was a spectacular showcase of talent, sportsmanship, and sheer determination. Hosting 14 different schools from the cities of Thessaloniki, Larissa, and Athens, this year’s event brought together 744 athletes. With 53 teams participating in 88 games in girls’ and boys’ volleyball, basketball, and soccer, the competition was fierce and the spirit of athleticism high. The highlight of Anatolia’s performance at the tournament was the success of our Girls’ Soccer team who placed 1st. Their victory was a testament to their hard work, skill, and unyielding team spirit. Additionally, the Boys’ Volleyball team displayed exceptional prowess, securing a well-deserved 2nd place on the podium. Our school’s teams demonstrated exceptional skill and determination, securing coveted spots in the semi-finals of Boys’ Basketball, Boys’ Soccer, Girls’ Soccer, and Girls’ Volleyball. This impressive accomplishment not only underscores the skill and tenacity of our teams but also solidifies Anatolia’s presence as a force to be reckoned with in the competitive arena of the tournament.

Among the standout performers, two Anatolia athletes took center stage as the Most Valuable Players (MVPs) in their respective categories. Vasileios

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Cheiladakis emerged as the MVP in Boys’ Volleyball, showcasing unparalleled skill and leadership on the court. Meanwhile, Georgia Vlachonikoli shone brightly as the MVP in Girls’ Soccer, leaving an undeniable mark with her outstanding performance. A special thank you to our dedicated coaches, whose unwavering commitment and guidance have been instrumental in the success of this tournament, to the administrative staff, and to the enthusiastic fans, whose collective efforts created an electrifying atmosphere.

5th Junior Aegean Tournament

February 23-25, 2024

The

5th Junior Aegean Tournament unfolded on the courts of Anatolia’s campus, featuring 340 athletes from schools in Thessaloniki, Larissa, and Athens, who displayed their profound passion for sports by engaging in basketball, volleyball, and soccer. Our school excelled with an impressive tally of 11 victories, significantly elevating our students’ morale. The most important thing, however, is that once again, this friendly tournament facilitated the cultivation of a heightened sense of responsibility and a spirit of cooperation among all participants. Congratulations to every participant and our beloved PE department for contributing to the success of this tournament!

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St Catherine’s Athletic tournament

November 10-12, 2023

Twenty-one (21) Anatolia students, members of the boys’ basketball and soccer varsity teams, traveled to Athens with coaches Kostas Zlatanos, Stavros Petridis, and Stavros Chatzipetrou to play friendly games at the St. Catherine’s athletic tournament. Having won all of their games, the boys are ready to take on the Aegean tournament in a couple of weeks!

German Athletic Tournament

March 7-9, 2024

Four Anatolia teams—boys’ soccer, boys’ basketball, girls’ volleyball, and girls’ soccer— competed against teams from 5 schools at the annual German Athletic Tournament. Congratulations to all teams for winning in every sport and to their coaches, a mixture of alums and teachers-–Stavros Chatzipetrou, Kostas Zlatanos, Stavros Petridis, Nondas Papantoniou, Sotiris Mizaras, Danai Kyriaki, Teo Kessapidi, and Michael Michaelides–for their dedication and hard work.

HUMANITIES - SOCIAL SCIENCES

21st Static Model Contest

Nov 11-12, 2023

Student advisor George Papanastasiou and 4 members of the Scale Modeling club (Dimitris Mavrakis, Orestis Zisakos, Giannis Fragkidis, and Chrysanthi Neta) were awarded the 1st prize at the 21st Static Model Contest with their model “American Ambush on German Resupply Convoy, Normandy 1944.” Congratulations to all! We hope that George will continue to inspire students next year as an alum.

French Club Trip Nov 15-19, 2023

Thirty (30) 3rd-form excited students and three enthusiastic teachers, Dora Papoutsi, Katia Sovatzi, and Theodore Andriopoulos, embarked on an unforgettable journey to the picturesque city of Strasbourg, France. Packed with cultural experiences, historical sites, and linguistic immersion, the trip was nothing short of a thrilling adventure. After delving into the heart of Strasbourg’s old town and climbing to the top of its iconic Cathedral, the group visited the Museum of Modern Art, the Historical Museum, an interactive museum at the 5eme Lieu (5th Place), which provided them with an immersive experience into the city’s past and future, and the charming district of Petite France, where they indulged in local delicacies. The highlight was the Barorama tour, a captivating hour-long journey through the city’s canals that offered fascinating insights into its architecture and history. On Friday, a guided tour to the European Parliament gave them an in-depth understanding of the European Union’s inner workings, and on Saturday, they visited the quaint old town of Nancy and its Museum of Fine Arts, which enriched their understanding of French artistic heritage. The memories forged during the five days will undoubtedly linger in their hearts, serving as a testament to the transformative power of experiential learning.

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Two Anatolia gymnasium teams—Team A: Orestis Zisakos, Iason Zisakos, Alessandro Stefan Tiron, Ioanna Karyofylli, and Team B: Charilaos Karakasidis, Georgios Diamantopoulos, Konstantinos Iosif Christoforidis, Soultana Tsoulfa, and Elisavet Lydia Saragioti—and one Anatolia lykeion team— Filippos Amoiridis, Hao Yang, and Christos Papanikolaou—participated in the the 22nd Team Chess tournament. After 6 rounds, team A ranked 5th and team B ranked 10th out of 21 teams. Congratulations to all members of the Chess club and to their advisor Mario Sotiropoulo.

8th European Student Conference

Nov 25 - Dec 2, 2023

Agroup of 20 students traveled to Rome to participate in the 8th European Student Conference with the theme “Women in Modern Athens and Rome”. Under the guidance of teachers Eleni Hatzimavroudi and Alexia Seridou, the students worked in groups to research and present a comparative view of the role of women in modern Italy and Greece. The 100 questionnaires they distributed and collected revealed the dire position of women in the 21st century. Besides presenting their own work, the group attended presentations and activities from 150 Greek schools, as well as many speeches by respected scientists. The trip to Rome offered them an amazing educational and cultural experience, and their participation in the conference gave them the opportunity to research a serious social issue and acquaint themselves with a dominant cultural capital.

22nd Team Chess Tournament

March 1, 2024

Company Program: “Arbori”

March 1,

2024

On

March 1st, 20 IBDP students, all members of the Company Program club, participated in the student Trade Fair of Thessaloniki 2024, organized by Junior Achievement Greece within the framework of the global program “Virtual Business - Company Program”. Among 46 Virtual Businesses from schools in Northern Greece and Crete, and under the guidance of advisor Kleti Tzahili and mentor Vyron Antoniadis (‘12), the students presented their startup “Arbori,” an innovative plant cultivation device, which fully automates the supply of sunlight, nutrients, and water. Through the device’s connectivity with a personalized application that uses AI, Arbori can adjust the cultivation conditions according to the plant’s needs. This way, it addresses the lack of time and technical skills in urban societies, minimizing the time individuals need to cultivate plants while reducing the carbon footprint levels in urban settings. Congratulations to the “startupers” for passing to the 2nd phase of the 10 best virtual companies.

21st Panhellenic Team & Individual Student Chess Championships

April 27, 2024

The Chess club continued its successful participation in relevant competitions organized by the Hellenic Chess Federation. Four (4) gymnasium students—Orestis Zisakos, Iason Zisakos, Charilaos Karakasidis, and Ioanna Karyofylli—took part in the 21st Panhellenic Team Chess Competition, which was held in Larisa, and competed against 14 other schools in 7 rounds of chess. Because of the small number of schools involved, gymnasium students also competed against lykeion students from 19 schools. Our students ranked 7th among the 14 gymnasiums and 8th among the 19 lykeia. Congratulations to all involved!

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Economics Olympiad 2023-2024

March 19, April 28, 2024

Under the guidance of student advisor Anastasios Vasileiadis, members of the Economics Olympiad club analyzed economic theory and ran mock tests in preparation for the Economics Olympiad. Twenty-four (24) 4th to 6th formers and IB students participated in the School round, held on March 19. Twelve (12) of these-–Ilias Angelidis, Anastasios Vasileiadis, Vasilis-Ioannis Zarotiadis, George Zeikos, Stavros Zografos, Alexandros Kottas, Iason Papamichos, Konstantinos Tanis, Kostis Tsatsos, Theofilos Charalampides, Sergios Chatziavramidis, and Stavros Psiakis—passed to the next phase, the Regional round, held on April 28 at Mandoulides Schools. Three of the 12—Iason Papamichos, Stavros Zografos, and Anastasios Vasileiadis—passed to the next round, the Final, to be held in Athens on June 15. A significant achievement since only the top 50 nationwide are able to pass to the Final round. Congratulations to all students and good luck to the three that will participate in the Final Round.

Photography Club Exhibition April, 2024

The Photography club organized a photography exhibition under the guidance of advisor Niki Gleoudi. Anna Ananiadou, Evelina Syka, Dimitra Giantsidi, Anastasia Dittopoulou, Vicky Politi, and Ismini Mousouri, exhibited their work in the entrance of Kyrides for the school community to enjoy. Congratulations to all!

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Voices, Issue 3

VOICES is a chance for Anatolia High School 3rd form, Lykeion & IB students to have their own “voices” heard. From selecting and writing the articles to taking the photographs and creating the illustrations and the layout, students of the VOICES Magazine Club have made the time to create something from scratch. In the 3rd issue of VOICES, you can discover interviews, original poems and short stories, film and book reviews, as well as opinion articles.

Pegasus

6 middle school writers, 10 high school writers, 2 graphic artists, and 3 visual artists worked under the guidance of advisor Jodi Hill to produce a wide array of literary pieces for this year’s edition of Pegasus

Greek Reporters

Under the guidance of Panagiotis Pantzarelas and student advisors Alexandra Proedrou and Georgia Petkou, 10 Anatolia students published a newspaper during the Greek Reporters’ club second year. The club, designed to be a simulation of a real newspaper company, worked efficiently to research and discuss numerous topics regarding global issues.

PERFORMING ARTS

French Oral Interpretation of Literature

April 20, 2024

OnSaturday, April 20, two Anatolia students, Nefeli Nikou and Daphne Asman, took part in the 9th Oral Interpretation Competition in French, organized by the French-Greek School of Kalamari. This competition recommends choosing texts from a specific theme from French literature, and the participating students not only read the text of their choice but also interpret it. This year’s theme was “In the footsteps of Arsѐne Lupin.” Congratulations to the students and their advisor Katia Sovatzi.

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Greek Theater’s Production of Ionesco’s The Lesson Dec

9-10 & 15-17,

2023

During five December nights, the Greek Theater club delivered a captivating performance of Eugene Ionesco’s The Lesson, leaving the audience in awe. The tragicomic play seamlessly blended humor with the exploration of Ionesco’s absurd world.

The Lesson revolves around a Professor, who conducts a private lesson for a young female Student. As the lesson progresses, the Professor’s teachings become absurd and disconnected from reality. The Student struggles to comprehend the complex theories, and the play takes a tragic turn as the communication intensifies. The Professor’s authority becomes oppressive, and the Student, unable to bridge the gap, meets a grim fate at the hands of her mentor.

Under the direction of Thanasis Fotiadis and his assistant Antonia Theodoridou, the cast showcased exceptional talent in a demanding play. The innovative technique of rotating actors every 10 minutes, executed with remarkable smoothness, added a unique dynamic to the performance. During these transitions, the waltz further enhanced the overall experience, providing an enjoyable interlude. All the actors really exerted themselves to deeply understand Ionesco’s world, managing to leave a lasting impression on the audience. A round of applause is due to everyone who contributed with their dedication and skills to bringing this masterpiece to life.

The

Drama Club Presents Cabaret

March 1-3 & 8-10, 2024

Musicals, a favorite of the Anatolia community, returned this year with Cabaret. Over the course of two weekends, audiences were captivated by the Drama Club’s six spectacular performances. Set in the tumultuous backdrop of pre-World War II Berlin, Cabaret is a gritty tale that explores themes of love, politics, and the human condition.

From the dancers of the Kit Kat Klub to the downtrodden inhabitants of Berlin, every character was brought to life with precision and authenticity. The audience experienced a rollercoaster of emotions as they laughed, cried, and gained insight into the complexities of love, the anguish of heartbreak, and beyond. With their talent, dedication, and passion for the arts, these young performers not only entertained but also sparked important conversations about history and society.

A special thank you to the Drama Club director Vangelis Manitakis and his assistant Panagiotis Pantzarelas, for their guidance and leadership, Christina Pagidou for her amazing choreographies, Effie Ratsou for her musical direction, and Christine Douris and Angelica Filarakos for their set designs and art direction. Thank you to the 33-member cast and crew for their tireless efforts, and everyone in the Anatolia community who came to watch and support!

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Junior Drama presents Murder’s in the Heir

April 26-28, 2024

Nineteen (19) talented students participated in an interactive murder-mystery comedy by Billy St. John, Murder’s in the Heir, under the guidance of advisors Elena Parissi and Konstantinos Katsos. The play follows the story of reclusive billionaire Simon Starkweather and his many scheming heirs. On one stormy night, he calls them all together to announce a radical change in his will. Simon will cut them all out, in favor of his own clone. Abruptly, nine of his former heirs now have ample motivation for murder and, to no one’s surprise, Starkweather soon ends up dead before he can sign his new will. It’s left to the audience to decide during the intermission who the killer is. Nine different suspects, nine different endings, and a comedy that left everyone... dead (pun intended!) in a packed Raphael Hall over the three-day weekend.

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PUBLIC SPEAKING - DIPLOMACY

PFA Thessaloniki Debate Camp

Sept 2-3, 2023

National Debate Development Team Tryouts

Nov 5, 2023

The annual PFA Thessaloniki Debate Camp was hosted by Anatolia this year for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students. Fifty-five (55) students, 8 of whom were visiting students from Mandoulidis Schools, learned about speaker roles, argument construction, rebuttal, case-building, style development, and effective strategy. In addition to receiving instruction, debaters practiced their new skills in full debates against each other. The Anatolia Debate Team and the Student Services Office would like to thank Kallina Basli, the Greek Worlds Debate coach, and her colleagues, George Aravosis, George Fragkiadakis, and Marilena Hadjicosta, for another engaging debate camp. All participants look forward to using their new skills in the upcoming 2023-2024 debate season.

Debate

Two Anatolia students qualified to participate in the National Debate Team tryouts because of their performance in various debate competitions. After attending a series of workshops offered by the World Schools Debating Championship (WSDC) committee, and participating in the Paris World Schools Championship 2024, Alexia Sextou and Ermioni Gounopoulou competed against top debaters from HAEF, Moraitis, ACS and other schools to prove their debating skills, their knowledge of current events, and their ability to work cooperatively and respond to constructive feedback. Congratulations to Alexia, who was chosen as one of the 12 members of the Development Team Greece 2024, who will practice vigorously until December, when the five to represent Greece in Serbia WSDC 2024 are selected, and to her coaches, Andrew Harrison and Milan Miljkovic!

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14th St. Catherine’s Debate Cup

Nov 24-25, 2023

Twelve (12) Anatolia students, with debate coaches Andrew Harrison and Milan Miljkovic, traveled to Athens to compete against the top debaters in the country in one packed and exhausting Saturday. After four rounds of debate, Zoe Tzika and George Mantis earned their way to the novice finals stage among 21 novice teams, while Aris Tsinganos and Nick Efthymiadis made the break to the semifinals among 65 seniors teams! But that was not all! Congratulations to Theofilos Charalampidis, Ilektra Koulountzou, Zoe Tzika and George Mantis, for ranking 2nd, 3rd, and 4th respectively on the novice speaker tab out of 44 speakers, and to Alexia Sextou, Ermioni Gounopoulou, Nick Efthymiadis, and Aris Tsinganos, for ranking 4th, 6th and 7th respectively on the seniors’ speaker tab out of 77 speakers.

Moraitis Debate Cup

Jan 12-13, 2024

Debate

Sixteen (16) Anatolia debaters—8 debate teams—took part in the Moraitis Cup debate tournament that took place in Athens, competing against over 160 students. After five rounds of debate, Zoi Tzika and Theofilos Charalampidis missed breaking into the semi finals by just a few speaker points, and four of our Anatolia teams scored in the top 20 (out of 80) teams. Notable is the fact that Sergios Chatziavramidis scored 9th overall in speaker points (out of 180 speakers) despite this being his first debate competition. Congratulations to coaches Andrew Harrison and Milan Miljkovic, and thank you to Eva Hatzipappidou, who chaperoned the group and judged in the tournament.

1st Junior Debate Cup

March 30, 2024

European Schools Debating Championship 2024

Feb 15-17, 2024

Alexia Sextou has made us proud once again! As one of the members of the national debate team that will represent Greece in the World Schools Debating Championship 2024 in Belgrade in July, under the auspices of the Panhellenic Forensics Association, she competed against 20 European debate teams with Team Greece at the European Schools Debating Championship 2024, which took place in Prague. After 6 intense preliminary rounds, Team Greece passed to the quarter finals, where they defeated Hungary, then to the semi finals, where they defeated the U.K., and finally to the Grand Final, where they won against Romania. Alexia also ranked 7th best speaker of the tournament. Congratulations to the whole team and their coaches, Kallina Basli, Themi Markidi, and Michael Sapira.

EXTRA CURRICULARS Debate

Twenty-four (24) enthusiastic middle-school debaters, members of the Young Debaters club, under the guidance of coaches Erato Kostopoulou and Eva Chatzipappidou, participated in the 1st Junior Debate Cup, organized by 9 members of the Seniors Debate club and adjudicated by 5 senior debaters, under the guidance of coaches Andrew Harrison and Milan Miljkovic, on the afternoon of March 30th in the presence of their parents. IB2 students Anastasios Vasileiadis and Alexia Sextou ran the show as Tournament Director and Chief Adjudicator respectively, impressing everyone with their professionalism, their organizational skills, and their commitment. Parents had the chance to attend two preliminary rounds of debate and the Finals of the tournament, where 4 teams of two—Malena Dipla and George Kritos, Stergios Derluyn and Lida Aikaterinari, Michaela Dalkafouki and Rhodi Christina Skamba, Vasiliki Marvaki and Theofani Katsou—impressed everyone with the depth of their arguments and the level of their English. Congratulations to the student Organizing Committee, the student Judges’ Panel, and to ALL the young debaters that siezed the opportunity to showcase their skills. Congratulations to Malena and George, who won 1st place, and to Lida, who was ranked best speaker of the tournament. A heartfelt thank you to all the coaches who inspired and guided students in this initiative.

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8th Greek Forensics Tournament

Feb 9-11, 2024

Twenty-five (25) Anatolia students participated in the 8th Greek Forensics Tournament, co-organized by Anatolia and Ekpaideftiria Bakogianni in Larisa, an event that attracted 12 gymnasia and 15 lykeia from all over the country. The students competed in debate, oral interpretation of literature, impromptu speaking, and oratory against 268 of their peers from other schools. Congratulations to Maria Santinova, who came first among equals in the gymnasium oral interpretation of literature, and to Christina Tambouri, Christina Avgeri, and Konstantina Tsigdinou for receiving an Honorable Mention in impromptu speaking, oratory, and oral interpretation respectively. Special mention needs to be made to the two gymnasium debate teams—Nikoleta Kamperidou, Paraskevi Michailou, and Kyriaki Tsanktsidou—who reached the semi finals, and Zografia Paschali, Danai Bourazani, and Nina Arakelyan, who won the semis and moved on to the finals of the tournament, among 18 teams. Equally exceptional was the lykeion debate team—Maria Kalpaki, Alexandra Proedrou-Psychopoulou, and Andrianna Solomonidou—who reached the semi-finals among 28 teams. We would like to congratulate the whole group for their exceptional ethos throughout the duration of the tournament. And, of course, none of their accomplishments would have been possible without the ongoing support and guidance of their tireless advisors, Athina Thimi, Katerina Lemousia, Marios Moros, Maria Apostolidou, Vicky Karathodorou, Andy Spandou, Kleri Mitrouli and Alexia Seridou.

Forensics

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Forensics

3rd Place at the Panhellenic Forensics Tournament

April 4-7, 2024

Forty-two (42) talented and enthusiastic Anatolia students, who have been preparing rigorously since October, took part in the highly competitive Panhellenic Forensics Tournament 2024, hosted by Mandoulidis Schools this year. Because of their exceptional presence at the tournament and their hard work, Anatolia ranked 3rd overall in the tournament among 20 schools. Congratulations to Alexia Sextou and Annie Zountsa, for being Finalists in Original Oratory; Alexia also received the First Among Equals award; Danai Tsatsou, as a Finalist in Group Discussion; and Lina Michaelidou and Zoe Tzika as well as Konstantinos Gerothanasis and Anastasis Papanastasiou, for being finalists in Dramatic Duet Acting. Zoe and Lina were also recognized as First Among Equals. Congratulations also to all those that received honorable mentions in various events: Magda Tarasidou in Comic Oral Interpretation, Aris Tsinganos in Impromptu, Eva Dimitriadou and Konanstantina Papatsa in Dramatic Duet; Dimos Chatziioannou and Theodora Kalaitzi, as well as Varvara Karakatsani and Aliki Proiou, both in Comic Duet. Finally, not ONE but BOTH of our debate teams made the break to the Quarter Finals after 5 preliminary rounds (Team 1: Alexia Sextou, Ermioni Gounopoulou, Anna Filindri, Aris Tsinganos and Nikos Efthymiadis; Team 2: George Mantis, Zoe Tzika, Theofilos Charalampides, Sergios Chatziavramidis, and Vasiliki Ilektra Koulountzou). Alexia ranked 9th in the Speaker Debate Tab.

These accomplishments were a huge success for Anatolia and a testament to the unwavering dedication of our coaches—Margarita Ziglina, Lambrini Koufaki, Olga Stefa, Helen Hondropoulos, Elizabeth Daron, Efi Siskos, Elena Bampali, Zoe Charalambous, Eleni Zika, Ioanna Lymbou, Angelos Klonaris, Vangelis Manitakis, Andrew Harrison, and Milan Miljkovic, as well as many of our alums.

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26th Deutsche Schule Athen MUN

Oct 19-22, 2023

Fourteen (14) Anatolia students, accompanied by advisor Foteini Papantoniou and chaperone Dimitris Papadamou, embarked on a journey to Athens to take part in the 26th Annual MUN Conference hosted by the Deutsche Schule Athens. The trip began with an exciting exploration of the historic landmarks and vibrant Athenian neighborhoods before the real work began. Representing Japan and Tunisia, our students assumed the roles of diplomats putting their extensive research and critical thinking skills into action by crafting motions and resolutions that focused on the theme of Ethics. They engaged in lively debates covering a wide spectrum of topics. These ranged from evaluating the effectiveness of nuclear-free weapon zones to discussing issues related to war crimes, tackling the manipulation of mass and social media, and scrutinizing the election processes. In the midst of these discussions, they maintained the unwavering commitment to uphold the policies and positions of the countries they represented while fostering meaningful dialogues.

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6th DST MUN on

Sustainability

Nov 10-12, 2023

Twenty-four (24) Anatolia delegates—some of which were ICJ Judges or Advocates—and seven (7) Student Officers participated in the 6th DST MUN, organized by the German School of Thessaloniki. Representing Austria, El Salvador, Finland, New Zealand, Singapore, Spain, the United States of America, Viet Nam, and Yemen, our students engaged in lively discussions and debates on issues related to the conference’s main theme, Sustainable Climate Action: Shifting the Focus toward the Environment, and showcased their public speaking skills as well as their writing skills in drafting resolutions. For some it was their first experience in the field of diplomacy, while others honed and polished their political expertise and public speaking skills at another MUN conference. We thank MUN Director Pieter Derluyn.

XXXII Berlin MUN

Nov 14-19, 2023

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Pieter Derluyn and chaperone Eri Papadopoulou with eight (8) Anatolia delegates, representing Yemen and Mozambique, and one Student Officer embarked on their journey to Berlin to attend the 32nd BERMUN Conference, whose theme was “Sustainable Development in a Capitalist World.” The group checked into the historic Hotel Sachsenhoff and visited landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, and the Spy Museum. The conference opened impressively, leading to stimulating discussions in various committees addressing global issues. The delegates gained new knowledge and made connections during the four days of debate. They also explored Berlin’s cultural and culinary aspects, enjoying the city’s Christmas decorations, museums like the DDR Museum and East Side Gallery, and trying Yemeni cuisine at Elmandi. The trip was not only an academic opportunity but also an unforgettable cultural experience, providing insights into global politics and financial sustainability.

LEMUN 2023

Nov 30 - Dec 4, 2023

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This year’s LEMUN conference was an absolute joy! Fourteen (14) first-time 3rd formers and 3 Student Officers, under the guidance of advisors Andrew Harrison and Margarita Ziglina, participated in a conference held at a beautiful school in the city of Leiden. The 3-day conference was well into full swing right from the first day. Our delegates, who represented the UK, the Russian Empire, and Rwanda, debated issues, such as the situation in the Taiwan Strait and in Afghanistan, the forced transfer of Ukrainian children, the environmental impact of the clothing industry, and more. Some became co-submitters and a few main submitters of resolutions. All of them engaged in purposeful lobbying, which led to a number of successes, as many of their resolutions actually passed. Our students interacted with an international cohort inside and outside of the conference rooms, they practiced their communication and social skills, and also had the chance to explore parts of Amsterdam and Leiden. Altogether, it was a trip that created indelible memories for students and teachers alike!

EXTRA CURRICULARS

8th Panhellenic MUN -

Greek Diplomats in Action

Dec 15-17, 2023

Twenty-seven (27) Anatolia students participated in the 8th Panhellenic Simulation of the UN Committees, with the title “Students in the Role of Diplomats,” which hosted 620 students from all over Greece. Before the three-day conference, our students researched the human rights situation in the countries they represented and learned how to defend them. During the conference, they exchanged ideas and cooperated with their peers to find solutions to important issues, they defended human rights and people’s right to freedom, they developed their diplomatic and rhetorical skills, and they honed their critical and argumentative as well as their public speaking skills, becoming active participants in the democratic process. Congratulations to Theodora Kalaitzi, for receiving the best Future Diplomat award, and to Danai Tsatsou and Ioanna-Danai Messaritaki for receiving honorable mentions in their respective committees. We would like to thank advisors Irini Gregoriadou and Ioustini Kateri for preparing the students for the conference.

56th Hague MUN

Jan 22-27, 2024

This year’s Hague MUN marked the 56th year of the conference. Anatolia sent an experienced delegation of 13 students to represent Uganda and the UNWTO and 1 Student Officer, who were successful in pushing their prepared agendas into the final resolutions. The students lobbied and debated on this year’s theme “Peace, Law and Justice”. Led by delegation director Elena Bampali and chaperone Anastasios Gkentzos, the group also enjoyed exploring the Rijksmuseum and a guided tour of Amsterdam upon their arrival. With nightly meals, strolls, and a bit of shopping, the delegation also made sure to have some fun outside the conference in The Hague. Congratulations to all 14 students who put in the work leading up to the conference, and who had the determination to be heard and the stamina to approach The Netherlands with open hearts despite the demanding schedule.

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The

19th Anatolia College MUN Becomes the Biggest in Anatolia History

Feb 16-18, 2024

Between February 16th and 18th, Anatolia’s campus hosted almost 600 participants and advisors, convening to address important global challenges, particularly the role of technology in our ever evolving world. This year’s ACMUN was the largest conference Anatolia has ever had the pleasure of hosting, with a total of 32 schools from all over the world, including schools from Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Jordan, Poland, and Turkey. Delegates represented over 100 countries and NGOs across 12 committees, including the brand new C40 Cities. The conference commenced with a welcome from Anatolia’s president, Dr. Panagiotis Vlachos, and opening remarks from Lydia Douvleti, the President of the General Assembly.

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This year we had the pleasure of hosting two incredible keynote speakers, Mr. Isaac Hansen-Joseph, the Economic Officer for the U.S. Consulate General in Thessaloniki, and Dr. Dimitrios Adamou, an Honorary Senior Research Fellow from the Department of Computing at the Imperial College London, both of whom discussed artificial intelligence and its applications. Over the next three days, delegates debated and passed resolutions on anything from pariah states and AI, to private military contractors and the role of sustainability. The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia oversaw the case on the destruction of Iranian oil platforms (Islamic Republic of Iran vs. United States of America), and the Historical Committee time traveled back to 1793 in order to navigate the French Revolution in the Committee of Public Safety (Robespierre vs. the Thermidorians). The Closing Ceremony was full of tears and laughter as we said goodbye to an irreplaceable senior class as well as friends, new and old. Congratulations to all Anatolia students who participated, especially the Best Delegates — Anna Zountsa, Danai Tsatsou, Eleni Tsavdaroglou, Vasiliki Avgeri, and Markos Saltiel —, best counsel Georgios Mantis, and the 4 students who received honorable mentions: Damianos Mitsis, Sofia Noli, Lida Aikaterinari, and Nicola Luciano Acquarone. A big thank you to our ACMUN Director, Pieter Derluyn, the Secretariat — Anna Filindri, Lydia Douvleti, Anastasios Vasileiadis, Georgios Ioakeim Boboridis, and Anastasia Georgiadou —, as well as the organizing team for putting together the biggest ACMUN in Anatolia history!

VII ZYGMUN in Warsaw

March 19-25, 2024

Fifteen (15) Anatolia students, accompanied by advisor Panagiotis Pantzarelas and chaperone Lambrini Koufaki, embarked on an enriching journey to Warsaw to participate in the VII ZYGMUN conference hosted by the American School of Warsaw. With the theme “Cultivating Sustainable Communities through Responsible Practices,” the conference fostered fruitful debates and engaging discussions among participants. In addition to the conference activities, the students had the opportunity to explore the rich history and culture of Poland. They visited poignant sites such as Auschwitz, reflecting on the lessons of the past. Immersing themselves in Krakow’s and Warsaw’s vibrant atmosphere, they also explored the Chopin Museum, the Copernicus Science Center, and the Warsaw Uprising Museum. The highlight of the trip was a captivating concert at the Warsaw Philharmonic featuring I Virtuosi della Scala, which left a lasting impression on the young minds, and resonated with the theme of fostering harmony and sustainability in our communities. The journey not only broadened their perspectives but also inspired them to become active global citizens committed to creating a more sustainable and responsible world.

Youth Parliaments

46th National Selection Conference of EYP Greece

Dec 15-18, 2023

Four (4) Anatolia students — Melina Kelesidi, Theofilos Charalampidis, Alexandra Proedrou Psychopoulou, and Dimitris Dimitriadis — began their preparation for the committees of the 46th National Selection Conference of EYP Greece, under the guidance of their advisor Effie Varakliotou in September. During the four-day conference, whose topic was “Perpetual Bloom of the Youth: Re-evaluating pedagogical methods and investing in lifelong learning,” they engaged in team building exercises and committee work leading to the General Assembly, in a simulation of the procedures of the European Parliament. Their diligence and hard work led to their success, as all four made the alternate list among 120 participants, which allows them to participate in various European activities of EYP.

EXTRA CURRICULARS

SERVICE AS ACTION

Visit of the Orchestra club

Dec 6, 2023

Invited by the 2nd Special Education School at ELEPAPRehabilitation for the Disabled, our Orchestra Club, led by advisor Efi Ratsou, partook in a heartwarming celebration for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Exploring the innovative EyeHarp software, which allows the disabled to play music with the movement of their eyes, and engaging in a music-kinetic game, our members shared harmonies, fostering a profound connection with differently-abled students. The day crescendoed with classical renditions, popular tunes, and a festive Christmas carol, leaving an enduring impact on both students and teachers.

The Welfare Club Donates to Charity Feb 16, 2024

The members of the Welfare club, chaperoned by advisor Aristotelis Papaioannou, visited the Philoptochos Sisterhood of the Ladies of Thessaloniki and donated food for the needs of the soup kitchen for 120 poor people and garments for the clothing bank that Philoptochus maintains. Ms. Anna Tsekoura, president of the organization, gave a tour of the venue to the students and described the organization’s activities in detail. The students had the chance to ask questions and get informed about the ways in which they can volunteer for some of the activities. They also helped transfer and tidy up all the provisions in the storage rooms.

Welfare Trip to Mt Athos

April 19-21, 2024

Greek Oral Interpretation Visits School of the Blind

April 22, 2024

Six (6) members of the club, accompanied by advisor Athina Thymi, visited students of the School for the Blind for a literary and highly meaningful meeting. This year’s occasion was the reading of extracts from Luis Sepúlveda’s “The story of the cat who taught a seagull to fly.” The author’s admirable narrative and descriptive skill, the suspense, the lyricism, the subtle irony, kept the interest of our friends undiminished. The discussion that followed brought together sighted and non-sighted teenagers who shared their thoughts, interests, dreams and their need for communication. In fact, the students and teachers spoke to us about issues concerning the blind and visually impaired and showed us Braille in practice. Lively, genuine interaction and inclusion, using literature as a vehicle. They bid us farewell with hugs and a thank you note with our name and the title of the play written in Braille, a souvenir of another meaningful contact and a promise of continuity!

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(15) members of the Welfare club, accompanied by advisor Aristotelis Papaioannou, and chaperones Apostolos Tsirigotis and Aris Roghotis, visited two of the most iconic monasteries in the Athos peninsula. On the first day, the group had the opportunity to admire the unique architecture of Simonos Petra, which is built on the edge of a steep granite rock and is defined by a seven-story turreted building, on a large turreted base. The students were also given a detailed tour of the monastery’s famous library, which contains more than 100,000 books and a large number of medieval manuscripts. On the second day, the group visited the monastery of Agios Pavlos, one of the oldest monasteries in Athos, built at the foot of Mt Athos in the late 10th century AD, and enjoyed the unspoiled surrounding nature. The trip also gave students the opportunity to venerate holy relics and icons and to discover the mysticism of the orthodox religion.

STEM EVENTS - COMPETITIONS

Bronze Medal for Hellas Casper at the 11th International Young Naturalists’ Tournament

Aug 21-27, 2023

Six (6) Anatolia students—Eleni Tsavdaroglou (captain), Lida Aikaterinari, Anna Zountsa, Evangelos Kakosimos, Theodora Kalaitzi, and Athanasios Kyriazakos—comprising team Hellas Casper traveled to Almaty in Kazakhstan to take part in a team-based science competition that combines science with rhetoric and debate. After studying and solving 17 realistic problems from the fields of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology throughout the year, they were asked to defend their solutions to a panel of judges and prove that they were more effective than the other 19 teams’ in the competition. Congratulations to all our students and to their team leader and advisor, Apostolos Michaloudis.

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Team Aeolos at the Worlds Finals of F1 in Schools

Sept 8-17, 2023

After ranking 1st in the 11th Panhellenic F1 in Schools 2022 competition last October, Filippos Vryzas, Chrysoula Karavasili, Nassos Papasarafianos, Nikos Dimokas, Agapi Kechagia, Maria Kalpaki, Nagia Papasarafianou, Maximos Boboridis, and Konstantinos Gerothanasis paired up with students from the 2nd Lykeion of Xanthi as Team Aeolos, and traveled to Singapore for the Worlds Finals of F1 in Schools, one of the largest student competitions of the world. Many months of hard work and enthusiasm designing their F1 car, as well as their marketing and business plans, paid off as Aeolos ranked 12th among 68 teams! Congratulations to all and to advisor Iro Koliakou.

Panhellenic F1 in Schools Greece 2023 Competition

Oct 21, 2023

Two Anatolia teams, Anatolia Racers and Wings of Victory, participated in the Panhellenic Competition F1 in Schools 2023 for schools from central and northern Greece. Anatolia Racers, with students Nasso Papasarafiano, Filippo Vryza, Nagia Papasarafianou, Chrysoula Karavasili, Annie Zountsa, Panagioti Triantafyllidi, Zoe Triantafyllidou, Lida Aikaterinari, Katerina Panetsou, and Athina Koumioti, ranked first in the competition and received the award for the fastest car. This qualifies them for the Worlds Finals next year. Wings of Victory, consisting of all middle schoolers, participated for the first time with very good timing overall. Congratulations to both teams and to their advisor Iro Koliakou. Good luck in the Worlds Finals!

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Seewache Team Triumphs at the ‘Future League’ Pan-European Competition

Nov 24, 2023

Organized by Science on Stage and guided by professors Astrinos Tsoutsoudakis and Natasha Papakonstantinou from the 1st Laboratory Center of Physical Sciences in Heraklion, along with Iro Koliakou from Anatolia College, the ‘Future League’ Pan-European Competition took place in Berlin. Congratulations to the “Seewache’’ team, whose innovative application of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in STEM education impressed the judges and placed them first at this Pan-European contest, and to their mentors. Congratulations to Konstantinos Kanakoudis, our very own Anatolia student, who was a member of the winning team.

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“Unknown Mission

League”:

“Ticket” for the World Competition

“ROBOTCHALLENGE” Mission Possible February 11, 2024

FiveAnatolia teams participated in the Panhellenic Educational Robotics Championship “Unknown Mission League” (UML) 2024, held at Anatolia, featuring 46 teams and 150 students from Central and Western Macedonia. Guided by Iro Koliakou and George Rouvas, each team built and programmed a robot for an “Unknown Mission.”

The Anatolia “SQuad” team—Giannis Karanikolas, Ilias Angelidis, Thanasis Dimitriadis, and Theodosios Pesmatzoglou—won 2nd place in Central Macedonia and 3rd place nationally, earning a spot in the global “FIRA ROBOWORLD CUP” in Brazil, August 2024. “Quantum Robotics” (Zoe Triantafyllidou, Anna Zountsa, Nagia Papasarafianou, Panagiotis Triantafyllidis) and “TTOP Boys” (Alessandro Tiron, Dimitris Tsoukalas, Gavriel Paparounis, Dimitris Orfanidis) placed 14th and 15th, becoming alternates for the global “ROBOTCHALLENGE” in Beijing, August 2024. Teams “FourthFormers” (Christos Papanikolaou, Aris Mavrommatis, Eleni Tsavdaroglou, Christos Bakos) and “GirlsUnited” (Eva Geromoschou, Aphrodite Godi, Katerina Arambatzi) also excelled. Congratulations to all for their outstanding efforts, showcasing Anatolia College’s excellence in STEAM education.

Tech Triumphs at the 7th Annual HACKATHON/ SELMA School

Competition

Feb 13, 2024

Twenty-three (23) students from our school, organized into six teams, secured the top three positions at the 7th School Competition "HACKATHON/ SELMA" focusing on accessibility and inclusion. Guided by Elsa Exintaveloni and Giorgos Rouvas, our students presented innovative digital tools designed to enhance accessibility for individuals with disabilities. Projects ranged from communication aids for the hearing impaired to navigational tools for the visually impaired, highlighting Anatolia’s commitment to inclusion. These projects will have the opportunity to be showcased at the STATE OF THE ART Adolescent Health/Medicine Congress in Athens this October. Congratulations to all our students for their innovative contributions and a special thanks to our partners for their unwavering support.

EXTRA CURRICULARS STEM

Treasure Hunt Celebrates Women in STEAM Day

Feb 14, 2024

The Women in Stem Club organized a treasure hunt to celebrate the women in STeam Day. The club was initiated by student Vasiliki Avgeri and will continue to promote gender equality in Stem within the AC community utilizing activities developed by the STEM Center EU-funded project Blooming the Future.

CERN Beamline for Schools Competition

June 26, 2024

The Anatolian Actinides team, consisting of Annie Zountsa, Manos Fillipidis Venizelos, Adam Papadopoulos, Anastasis Katafygiotis, Andrea Mercurio, and Urania Coutsomitros, was shortlisted among the best 49 teams in this year's CERN Beamline for Schools competition. Under the guidance of advisors Iro Koliakou and Constantin Coutsomitros, the team submitted a proposal titled "Application of Hypersensitive Non-Linear FabryPérot Type Interferometer for the Detection of Subatomic Particles," which outlines their innovative approach to particle detection without relying on byproducts. Out of the shortlisted teams, two will be invited to CERN and one to DESY in September to perform their experiments. All others will receive special prizes, including BL4S T-shirts and a do-it-yourself kit to build their own particle detector. Congratulations to all for their dedication and innovative spirit in the field of particle physics.

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App from Scratch & Robotics & Automations at the 16th Student Conference on CS

April 2-5, 2024

Under the guidance of advisors George Rouvas, Stella Georgiou, and Katia Daoultzoglou, four student teams from Anatolia’s “App from Scratch” and “Robotics & Automations” clubs showcased their projects at the 16th Student Conference on Computer Science.

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Driving Right: Developed using MIT App Inventor, this app aims to enhance traffic code awareness among children and teenagers. Eleftherios Malatos, Marilou Pappa, and Chrysanthi Neta handled marketing, design, and research, while Ioannis Tzortzis, Panagiotis Paraskevopoulos, and Athanasios Bellos programmed educational flashcards, fun facts about Greek drivers, and a quiz to test users’ knowledge.

Smart & Green Bus Shelter: Designed by Anna Mavridou, Anastasia Xente, and Natalia Pavlidou, this project features a bus stop with solar-powered heating, cooling systems, motion-sensor lighting, and an emergency feature, using Arduino technology to enhance public transport comfort and safety.

ReuseMe App: Created by Ioanna Karyofylli and Maria-Eleni Dipla, this AI-driven mobile application identifies recyclable materials through smartphone cameras and suggests ways to repurpose them, promoting environmental responsibility.

GESTO GLOVE: Developed by Ioannis Karanikolas, Ilias Angelidis, Athanasios Dimitriadis, and Theodosios Pesmatzoglou, this sensor-equipped glove allows mobility-impaired users to control a wheelchair via Bluetooth, improving accessibility and independence.

EXTRA CURRICULARS

Robotics & Automations club at the 3rd MRC Global Olympiad

April 26-29, 2024

Twelve (12) students, all members of the Robotics & Automations club, under the guidance of their advisors Giorgos Rouvas and Stella Georgiou, competed in four events with their self-designed and programmed robotic creations at the 3rd MRC Global Olympiad among 3,500 competitors from 36 countries around the world. In the Archery competition, team Robin Hoods, consisting of Alessandro Stefan Tiron, Dimitrios Tsoukalas, and Gavriil Paparounis, secured the 3rd place among 24 teams. Team RoboGirls, Maria Santinova and Nikolia Sidiropoulou, finished in 12th place. In the Rally Lego event, the Fast & Curious team, composed of Dimitris Mavrakis, Nikitas Orfanos, and Achilleas Spartsis, secured the 11th place out of 36 teams. The Riders on the STEM team, Konstantinos Mortopoulos and Panagiotis Garyfallas, participated in the Mountain Bike Lego event and finished in 12th place among 19 teams. Lastly, in the Obstacle Race Lego competition, the Automatons team, AnnaMaria Giontzi and Elisavet Efstathiadou, secured the 6th place out of 8 teams. Congratulations to everyone!

Anatolia’s “Agrolease” Shines at EnvolveGR Entrepreneurship Competition

May 18, 2024

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team “Agrolease,” composed of Vasilis Chigas, Giorgos Tambouris, Nassos Papasarafianos, Giorgos Zeikos, Aram Nakhshikyan, Filippos Vryzas, and Konstantinos Tanis, was a finalist in the 4th Panhellenic Student Entrepreneurship Competition with Focus on Sustainable Development of EnvolveGR. The finals featured the top 10 teams pitching their innovative ideas and was broadcast live, with public voting playing a crucial role in determining the winner.

The team’s mission was to create a communal platform for agricultural equipment that enhances the sustainability of farming and reduces pollution. Through its rental services, “Agrolease” promotes a circular economy and encourages the sustainable use of resources. Farmers and landowners can list their equipment for rent on the application when not in use, while users in need of equipment can easily connect with owners. The application also features modules for leasing, weather forecasting, and tracking CO2 emissions from machinery.

Congratulations to the team and their advisor Iro Koliakou for their hard work and the originality of their idea, which earned them the Audience Award!

10th ACSTAC: Thinking Like a Scientist

April 19-20, 2024

182 Anatolia students participated in the 10th ACSTAC, taking the opportunity to present their work as real researchers, developing research, critical thinking, collaboration and communication skills, and giving substance to ideas that combine scientific knowledge and social benefit. In total, the conference hosted 550 students from 40 public and private high schools in Greece (Thessaloniki, Athens, Mytilene, Kos, Crete, Boeotia, Athens), who presented their projects in 90 oral presentations or as one of the 73 exhibitions/constructions in the various fields of STEAM.

During the opening ceremony, they had the opportunity to listen to Dr. George Giannopoulos, currently the Head of the Technologies for Space, Security and Connectivity Unit working on security related topics, such as critical infrastructure risk and resilience, Galileo, 5G applications and implementation of the EU Space Program, on the topic “The European Union and space exploration: charting the path to innovation and prosperity for future generations.” After the keynote speech, they watched the 7 standout projects identified as frontrunners in the first Social Entrepreneurship Hackathon, an exciting platform for high school students to unleash their creativity and innovative thinking by tackling everyday challenges in their classroom while advocating for sustainability. After the sessions, students also had the opportunity to attend two of the 12 workshops that were offered during the two-day conference on a host of topics, such as Patent Office Simulation, Quantum Physics, Robotics, Arduino, and many more.

EXTRA CURRICULARS

Congratulations to Christos Bakos, for winning 3rd place in the Social Entrepreneurship Hackathon, and to the following students for their exhibitions: Anna Mavridou, Anastasia Xente, and Natalia Pavlidou, for the Connection to Sustainability award, Annie Zountsa, for the Women in Science award, Adam Papadopoulos, for the Action for Climate Change award, Gavriil Paparounis, Alessandro Stefan Tiron, and Dimitris Tsoukalas, for the Technology award, and Konstantinos Kanakoudis, for the Best Partnership award.

We thank Dr. Iro Koliakou, Anatolia Head of STEM and her team, as well as all the Anatolia teachers that were reviewers and/or mentors and/ or evaluators for this conference. We also thank Dan & Helen Lindsay, without whose support ACSTAC would not have been possible.

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May 6-12, 2024

Agroup of 24 enthusiastic students, chaperoned by Leda Antoniou, Katia Roumpou, and Marios Sotiropoulos, embarked on an unforgettable trip to New York City, immersing themselves in the vibrant culture and iconic landmarks of the metropolis. Staying conveniently near Times Square, they explored world-renowned institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the American Museum of Natural History, and the Rose Center for Earth and Space. Their itinerary also included visits to the National Museum of the American Indian and a poignant tour of the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. The students enjoyed a leisurely stroll through Central Park, indulged in some retail therapy on 5th Avenue, and marveled at the panoramic views from Summit One Vanderbilt. They also experienced breathtaking sights during the Skyline and Statue of Liberty Night Cruise. Their adventure was topped off with the excitement of attending a New York Yankees baseball game and a dazzling Broadway musical, making their trip a truly memorable blend of education, culture, and entertainment. STEM trip to New York

MEMORIES

TRIPS

DRESS-UP

SCHOOL LIFE

IN CLASS

IN CLASS

AROUND CAMPUS

AROUND CAMPUS

SENIOR TRIPS

A’ LYKEION ROME

B’ LYKEION LISBON

IB CRETE

COMMENCEMENT

COMMENCEMENT

ΒΡΑΒΕ

Τζέκης Φλωρεντίν Ευδοξία Δημητριάδου (Βραβείο Προφίλ Μαθητή) Αικατερίνη Αλεξοπούλου (3o Βραβείο)

Ραφαηλία Παράσχου (2o Βραβείο)

Ζωή Μαρία Πετρίδου (1o Βραβείο)

ΒΡΑΒΕ

Βασίλειος

(3o Βραβείο)

Μαρία Καλπάκη (2o Βραβείο)

Ιάσονας Ιωαννίδης (1o Βραβείο) Ιωάννα

ENGLISH AWARDS

EXTRACURRICULAR AWARDS

COMMENCEMENT

STEM AWARDS

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Νίκος

(Best Athlete)

Σπυρίδων

(Best Athlete) Χρήστος-Βασίλειος

(Athletic Achievement)

Ελένη Κάτσινου (Athletic Achievement)

Γεώργιος-Μιχαήλ

(Best Athlete)

Γεωργία

GEORGE E. WHITE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AWARD

The Anatolia College Alumni Relations Office is a department of the School and stands ready to serve the community of our alumni and welcome the new graduates to the extended family of Anatolians. The overall community consists of over 15,500 alumni globally, many of whom continue to be connected to Anatolia College.

In an effort to create a meaningful and lasting relationship between alumni and their alma mater, the Anatolia College Alumni Relations Office undertakes various actions to build a strong bond of affiliation through systematic and relevant engagement initiatives. These efforts focus on our institutional alumni as a group which includes graduates of both the High school and ACT. Our goal is to bring the members of this rich community together by:

• Re-connecting old classmates

• Offering lifelong learning seminars

• Creating networking opportunities

• Organizing volunteering initiatives

The learning process never stops and the Anatolia College Alumni Relations Office strives to ensure that our Alumni will stay connected to their alma mater – a connection that lasts a lifetime. It is important that our graduates, as they continue on their pathway of fulfilling their goals, always remember that they are the most authentic ambassadors of Anatolia College.

We look forward to working with you to serve as a bridge to your alma mater.

Anatolia College Alumni Relations Office

Phone number: 2310398260, 2310398327

Email: alumni@anatolia.edu.gr

Join our FB group: Anatolia HS Alumni group

* The Anatolia College Alumni Relations Office will coordinate its activities and work closely with the individual High School and ACT alumni associations and chapters located in Thessaloniki, Athens, London and Brussels, supporting them in their provision of social and community – building events.

SENIORS

SENIORS

SENIORS

SENIORS

SENIORS

SENIORS

SENIORS

SENIORS

SENIORS

CAMERA SHY

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

◆ MOST LIKELY TO WIN THE LOTTERY AND LOSE THE TICKET…

1. Nikolaos Maou 2. Despoina Stylianou

◆ MOST LIKELY TO GO SKYDIVING…

◆ MOST CHANGED THROUGHOUT HIGH SCHOOL…

1. Gerasimos Spyratos Stefanos Katranitsas (tied)

2. Vasileios-Alexandros Triantafylloudis

1. Spyridon Tsourmas

2. Anna Tsopela

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

◆ MOST LIKELY TO BREAK A WORLD RECORD…

1. Athanasios Kokkinos 2. Ioannis Polylogidis

◆ MOST LIKELY TO DROP HIS/HER PHONE IN THE TOILET...

1. Despoina Stylianou 2. Georgia Petkou Vasilis Georgiadis (tied)

◆ MOST FASHIONABLE/ BEST-DRESSED…

◆ MOST LIKELY TO BE LATE FOR CLASS...

1. Aikaterini Margariti 2. Efstathios Kritikos

1. Theofilos Arvanitidis 2. Pavlos Georgakarakos

◆ MOST LIKELY TO BE PRIME MINISTER...

1. Anastasios Vasileiadis

2. Miltiadis Ioannidis

◆ MOST LIKELY NOT TO CHANGE AT ALL...

1. Emmanouil Diakakis

2. Evripidis Stoimenos Nikolaos

◆ MOST LIKELY TO BE INSTAGRAM/ INTERNET FAMOUS...

◆ MOST LIKELY TO BE ON THE COVER OF A MAGAZINE...

1. Anastasia Siafa

2. Angelina-Charikleia Papadopoulou

1. Theologos Mytilinaios

2. Anthi Kiouka

Antonitsis (tied)

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

◆ MOST LIKELY TO LEAD A PROTEST...

◆ MOST LIKELY TO MAKE MILLIONS…

◆ MOST LIKELY TO LEAVE AND NEVER COME BACK...

Tsorbatzoglou (tied)

◆ MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A FAMOUS ARTIST…

1. Stavros Zografos 2. Anna Filindri Konstantinos

1. Konstantina Papatsa 2. Theofanis Salveridis

1. Athina Kyridou

2. Triantafyllos Kountardas

1. Alexandros Chalvatzakis 2. Emmanouil Diakakis

◆ MOST LIKELY TO SLEEP THROUGH AN EARTHQUAKE...

◆ MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER...

◆ MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A COMEDIAN...

1. Nikolaos Maou

2. Athanasios Kleidarias

Theofilos Arvanitidis Ariadni Katsantoni (tied)

1. Paraskevas Toktokoglou

1. Alexia-Kyriaki Sextou

2. Eleni Gerani

2. Konstantinos Tsatsos

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

◆ MOST LIKELY TO WIN A NOBEL PRIZE…

1. Emmanouil Diakakis

2. Antonios Daskopoulos

◆ MOST LIKELY TO BE ON A REALITY SHOW...

1. Christos-Vasileios Anagnostopoulos

2. Theofania Iosifidou Theologos Mytilinaios Alexandros Korokythakis (tied)

SENIORS BABY

SENIORS BABY

SENIORS BABY

SENIORS BABY

SENIORS BABY

SENIORS BABY

SENIORS BABY

KEY

1. Πολυλογίδης Ιωάννης

2. Σιάφα Αθανασία

3. Αγγελίδης Σπυρίδων

4. Παπάτσα Κωνσταντίνα

5. Τζιτζιλή Νικολέτα

6. Ορφανίδου Ειρήνη

7. Μπουμπόναρη Μιχαέλα

8. Τσιότσκας Φιλοκτήμων

9. Αυγουστινάκη Ζωή

10. Κεχαγιά Δανάη

11. Σαλβερίδης Θεοφάνης

12. Λιβιτσάνου Έλλη

13. Διττοπούλου Αναστασία

14. Κιούκα Ανθή

15. Τσόπελα Άννα

16. Αρβανιτίδης Θεόφιλος

17. Αγγέλης Αλέξανδρος

18. Ζαρμπάνης Εμμανουήλ

19. Αλεξοπούλου Αικατερίνη

20. Κοτσιάνης Δημήτριος

21. Αθανασούλας Μιχαήλ

22. Χρήστου Αλέξανδρος

23. Ναχσικιάν Αρτασές

24. Κωνσταντινίδου Νικολέτα

25. Αντύπα Παρασκευή

26. Λαζαρίδου Βάια

27. Παπαϊωάννου Άνθιμος

28. Σερέτη Μαρία

29. Καλουπτσίδου Θεοδώρα

30. Μυτιληναίος Θεολόγος

31. Καζαντζίδης Γεώργιος

32. Φραγκάκης Κωνσταντίνος

33. Κλειδαριάς Αθανάσιος

34. Αλεξοπούλου Μαρία-Ελένη

35. Μουσούρη Ισμήνη-Ευγενία

36. Ραγκαζά Βασιλική-Φαίδρα

37. Πετρίδου Ζωή Μαρία

38. Παπαμίχος Ιάσων-Νικόλαος

39. Αραμπατζής Αναστάσιος

40. Σκάλκου Μαρία

41. Τοκτόκογλου Παρασκευάς

42. Ταξιάρχης Πέτρος

43. Χαλβατζάκης Αλέξανδρος

44. Μπομπορίδης Γεώργιος Ιωακείμ

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103. Αντωνιάδου Αικατερίνη

104. Αποστολίδου Βασιλική

105. Μπακάλμπαση Τριανταφυλλιά

106. Παντελέων Βασιλική

107. Καρυπίδου

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Στεργής Σάββας-Τζωρτζ

Χορταρέα Αθηνά 142. Παπαναστασίου Γεώργιος 143. Σκολαρίκη-Πρωτονοταρίου Αλεξάνδρα

144. Παπαδόπουλος Δημήτριος

145. Φιλινδρή Άννα 146. Βασιλειάδης Αναστάσιος 147. Βερβερίδης-Παπακωνσταντίνου Αχιλλέας-Νικόλαος

148. Μάου Νικόλαος

149. Ατλάση Δήμητρα 150. Ροδοκαλάκη Ευτυχία

151. Στυλιανού Δέσποινα

152. Τσάτσος Κωνσταντίνος

153. Ιωάννου Κίμων

154. Παπαδοπούλου Παυλίνα

155. Δουβλετή Λυδία

156. Λαμπίδου Κυριακή

157. Αναγνωστόπουλος Χρήστος-Βασίλειος

158. Παπανέστορος Σοφοκλής

159. Διακάκης Εμμανουήλ

160. Πουτίλοβα Σοφία

161. Πολατσίδου Ελένη

162. Τσίγγανος Άρης

163. Τσούρμας Σπυρίδων

164. Προέδρου-Ψυχοπούλου Αλεξάνδρα

165. Καραβασίλη Παρασκευή

166. Μίχος Γεώργιος Αθανάσιος

167. Αγγελίδου Μυρτώ

168. Ζαχαροπούλου Ευδοκία

169. Ιωάννου Χρυσοβαλάντης

170. Πάνου Μιχαήλ

171. Μακρή Ελισάβετ

172. Πετρίδης Αλέξανδρος

173. Χίγκας Μάρκος

174. Πορτοκαλίδης Ορέστης

175. Φύκατα Αντζελίνα Βικτώρια

176. Δασκόπουλος Αντώνιος

177. Βαλαβάνης Μιχαήλ

178. Κωνσταντινίδου Θάλεια

179. Κυρίτσης Ιωάννης

180. Λιάτσης Φίλιππος

181. Ζαρογουλίδης Μάριος

182. Γκουραμάνη Διαλεκτή-Ευαγγελία

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