2018 Austin Prep Yearbook

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The Glass of 2018 proudly dedicates this book to Mar. Andrew

Honoring Mr. Reusch

The Seniors of the Class of 2018 would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Andrew Reusch of the Theology Department. Through his teaching, Mr. Reusch challenges his students to expand their minds and look beyond their own views. He helps them better understand the teaching of the Church with regard to the compex topics of morallity and current societal challenges. Mr. Reusch constantly invites his students to question their world through the discussion of what it means to be a morally and socially responsible Christian.

Outside the classroom, Mr. Reusch is active in many school-related activities. Charlie Pound, a sixth grader on Mr. Reusch's middle school soccer team, describes him as a “chill,” understanding coach, who has made the team a strong unit: “He taught some of us how to play soccer, and he helped all of us improve.” According to Charlie, Mr. Reusch does more than just coach soccer: he also teaches his players important life lessons about "how to be loyal, fair, good winners, and good losers.” In addition to coaching, Mr. Reusch participated in a service trip to Peru and is the moderator for the New England Club. About his experience in the club, senior Mitch Kennedy recalls, "He helped us discover something we could've never hoped to find ourselves. A true nature man, he showed us the beauty beyond our normal lives and guided us on adventures that we will never forget."

The seniors would like to express their thanks to Mr. Reusch for all of his contributions to the Austin community. As a relatable teacher with his students’ best interests at heart, he consistently serves as an example of how to live out our Augustinian core values of unitas, caritas, and veritas. The Class of 2018 could not be more proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Reusch!

Faculty and Staff

James Hickey, Ph.D. Headmaster

Jason Sport Dean of Students

Sean Brennan Assistant Headmaster Head of Upper School Head of Middle School

Not Pictured: John Weber, CFO Allyson Jaena

Hendrick Judy Reynolds Tina Schiavone Teresa Wallace

Nicole Luongo Cnythia Pitta

Jennifer Sawyer Nicole Siciliano

Not Pictured:

Alyssa Laslovich

Jocelyn O'Sullivan Amy Schwartzkopf Jill Bonina Brad Harkins

Not Pictured: Joseph Leary

Marla Pascucci- Tanja Sport Byrne, Chair

Leeann Blais Lori Courtney

Nancy Matthew Diapella James Dowd Jessica Foster DerSarkisian '98 '69

Nicole Putney Stephanie Grace

Maureen DiPerna _ Linda Filadoro Robert Hennesy Li Li Chris Ayers Chair

Gary Mackiewicz Linda Sherry Roger Stone Lisa Theriault Nathan Piccini Anthony Benning '93, Chair

Anthony Biscardi Samantha DiVito Kristen Donnelly Emily Gatti Edward Mackenzie _—_ Nicole Piccini Edward Williams '88 '99

Cy Natalie Petrillo, Michael Baccari

Michelle Brewer —_ Jessica Durham Alison Fish Doreen Fuller Chair Activities Coordinator

Eugenia Georges William Green

Sarah Meier Brian Regan

Carolyn Warner

Elizabeth Farrell, Stacey Bishop Maria Blewitt, Eric Bordua Christopher Capone Kathryn Haughn Chair Ph.D.

Lori Lambert- William Maradei

Maurand

Vanegas Osburn

Kayla Greenwood Meghan Harkins Tim Lane

Michael Lescault, Cheryl Amari

Peter DeLuca Ph.D.

George Malvey Doreen Miele Andrew Reusch

The Class of 2018 comes to Austin Prep from nearby towns in the Greater Boston area, to as far away as east Asia. No matter how near or far your home, we are all connected through this wonderful school. By senior year, students feel like the Austin Prep community is a second family. You are guaranteed to leave AP with lasting friendships and memories that will stick with you forever. Nothing can replace the long, frigid nights standing in the bleachers supporting your Cougars, or the many masses, student summits, performances and other school gatherings we shared.

Senior Anda Wang, who came to AP from Zhengzhou, China, remembers his first year at Austin: "I knew few things about schools in the US [and] was confused how students transitioned from one classroom to another, because in China, students stay in the same classroom for the Mevewemey whole day. I could not understand what the teachers were talking about about Sire because I was not good at English at that time... and I had difficulties TONS talking to other kids." But, by the end of his time at Austin, Anda felt like part of the community. He recalls how teachers and students reached out to him: "Ms. Maurand invited me to the acoustic music band, and it was a great experience. I got to know some people down there." Anda has also enjoyed participating in events and outings for international students, such as weekend trips to museums.

In an increasingly interconnected world, the chance to learn about and appreciate other cultures firsthand is invaluable. As you head out into the world, Class of 2018, continue to live your Austin values: seek to inquire,

find opportunities to unite, and remember your responsibility to serve others.

International students, from China and around east Asia, make Austin Prep their home away from home.

Seniors from around Massachusetts and New Hampshire are connected through their experience at Austin Prep.

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Hometown: North Andover

"To the people who said was too short to reach the pedals: proved you wrong. the people w ho always cheered me on from the back seat: will keep you in my rearview mirror as drive away from high school. will never forget you..."

Memories: The music rooms, tennis season, the mosquito man, "whaaatttt", "this chicken tastes spicy", Disney 2017

Secretary of Multicultural Club, NHS, French Honor Society and club, Austin Magazine, Austin Lens, Austin Ambassador Varsity Tennis Captain

Awards and Accomplishments: Tennis Sportsmanship Award, Honor Roll

Hometown: Saugus

"I'm not actually funny, I'm just really mean and people think I'm joking."

Memories: Janet falling off the top of a play structure, #mozzalwayswins, Frankie's house, Bworld trips, hitting the curb, New York Trip, Mayo's class, "Lets go Gwen"-SR, Frankie's Party, Spring Cleaning, Pep Rallies, Bdubs, Prom, Powderpuff, Friday Night Lights, Denim Out, Disney, "2 minutes!!", Animal loving gals, "You smell that up Gwen?", SE AV KT GM PD JG FC RH MF MD

Awards and Accomplishments: Spanish Honor Society, Honor Roll

Hometown: Wilmington

"I always knew looking back on the tears would make me laugh, but never knew looking back on the laughs would make me cry."

-Dr. Seuss

Memories: Disney, Prom, New York, game rides, singing in the locker room, homecomings, hanging out with the friends on the weekend, going to basketball and hockey games, pasta parties,JG, AG, AM, EM Social Awareness Leader, Culinary Club Varsity Volleyball Captian, Varsity Basketball Awards and Accomplishments: Volleyball semi finalist, Honor Roll, Coach's Award in Volleyball

Hometown: Melrose

"Once in awhile someone amazing comes along... and here am" -Tigger from Winnie the Pooh

Memories: Ski races, Ms. Foster's, Disney, AP Latin Classics and Certamen, Latin Peer Tutors, NHS Varsity Skiing

Hometown: Lawrence

"How lucky am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard." -Winnie the Pooh "No, my last name isn't Ranger" -2014

Memories: Prom, Disney, Mr. Walkway, mememe, va 3rd of July, BWW fam dinners, BUFF CHICK, New York, no fast pass no problem, club going up on a Tuesday, 80 nuggets,JV hockey heroes, nougat, being in JP & Ms. Grace's advisory, cheering senior year, Precalc, Doc V's biotech class, getting stuck outside during lockdown, Sports Management, Junior Ambassadors, Unitas Leadership Academy Honor Roll & Honors with distinction

JV Hockey (Captain), Softball

Homewtown: Reading "I don't cook, 'cause don't know how to cook." - ASAP Rocky

Memories: Softball, Inwood Basketball, Buffalo Wild Wings Softball: Rufo's Rivals Varsity Basketball Awards and Accomplishments: Honor Roll, Intramural Softball Champions

Hometown: Wilmington

"I'm here so won't get fined." -Marshawn Lynch

Memories: Senior Disney trip, JH, PB, NH, MS, CM, AM, RD, RL

Intramural Softball Star » Varsity Hockey and Baseball

Hometown: Swampscott

"..and this is where you find out who you are."

Memories: CCL Champs, Mr. Walkaway, mememe, 3rd of July, veggie sticks, BUFF CHICK, BWW fam dinners, post prom, Disney, NYC, my sons and daughters, no fast pass no problem, the worm, Patriots Day Parade, gif in Economics, Matt 3rd floor, IR LA CM DT MF EK AF

Sports Management Club, Friends of Rachel, Service Club

Soccer, Basketball, Lacrosse Awards and Accomplishments: Rookie of the Year, 3x CCCL All-Star, Sportsmanship award

Hometown: Tewksbury "Life happens wherever you are, w hether you make it or not."

Memories: "She's a werewolf", mosquito man, cyan, Kayla's cookies, movie marathons, the disease/murderer, AP Latin, weekends in NH, Nutcracker, entropy wins, Subway, "There's a....baby", NYC trip

Photography club President, Dance Club, Classics Club, NHS Awards and Aconplishments: Gold Key Award

Joshua Bartnicki

Hometown: Wilmington

"Never tell me the odds." -Hans Solo

Memories: Whole Foods, Disney, NYC, Sandy NHS< Space Club (SSSS), Physics Society President, Math Peer Tutors President Varsity Baseball Captain Awards and Accomplishments; CCL Champions 3x, St. Michael's College Book Award

Maria Isabel Bernal

Hometown: Andover "Honestly,"

Memories: you bet your bippy, Danny cake, Mr. Thorpe, Mosters with a Leashy C, Screamfest with Mark, Mrs. P's class, Halloween 2k16, Baking a cake, 20, mono, Caroline's First Sushi, Thumbs down for Trump Tower, Biggest Football Fans, Tally marks, Schemin' Disney, Joanne Prada, Doc V college letter, Post- Prom, Mr. Ford is old, Orange pens Free Spiller, Goin' to Reusch, If you're my best friend, bebs, BWW, Miguel gets frisked, AG CS MR MJ NR AM KS Big Brother Big Sisteer, French Club, NHS, NLHS

Hometown: Pelham, NH

"For myself I am an optimist- it does not seem to be much use being anything else." - Churchill Memories: AP Bio, ghost scare, Doc Arinello, Deluca class debates, long presentations, running into a wall, Sloth Head, Franklin the turtle, planning student submits, Spanish class skits and owing Ms. Barletta two horses, APUSH, Goerges Calc class, dances, Celtic Music Night, Prom, Nutcracker, New Hampshire jokes Student Government, Model UN director, NHS Cross Country, Track and Field Awards: and Accomplishments Austin's Got Talent 2016, 2017

Kyle Barry Kayla Bayusik

Hometown: Stoneham

"I regret nothing. The end" -Ron Swanson Memories: SNEC with MK MR NR MC IA A], JV Hockey, game perfect sit with JT, Disney, NYC, Hanzo's Class, Football camp New England Club (co-president), Russian Club, NHS

Varsity Football Captain JV Hockey Captain, Varsity Indoor Track and Field, Varsity Baseball Accomplishments and Awards: CCL All Star, Bronze Medal National Russian Essay Contest, Leadership Award

Hometown: Stoneham "Amicitiae nostrae memoriam spero sempiternam fore" - Cicero

Memories: meeting my friends, AP Latin, Ladies in the Back, Qatar, free block rants with Mr. Williams

Carl the Chemistry Crane Chorus, NHS, Latin LHS, Dance, Chem Society, Classics Club Awards and Accomplishments: National Merit Scholar, Rensselaer Medalist, Honor Roll

Logan Bravo

Hometown: Andover

"I'd like to think the best of me, is still hiding up my sleeve." -John Mayer

"Uuuuuur Abbhrrr, Uhrrr Abhrr." Chewbacca

Memories: Disney, Playoff games, The Nutcracker Intramural Softball, Dance, Debate, Senior Retreat Leader, Unitas Leadership Academy Accomplishments and Awards: NHS

Soccer (captain), Basketball, Baseball (captain)

Thomas Burnham

Hometown: Wilmington

"Stand your ground. Don't fire unless fired upon, but if they mean to have a war, let it begin here."

-John Parker, Battle of Lexington

"If you thinking you will be another Tiger Woods - you can count as well on million dollar lottery ticket!”

-Mr. Sobchenko

Memories: Latin/AP Latin, Mr. Dowd’s class, AP Lit, Band, Junior year free block, Discord, Marshmallow wars, 741310, BAI, Kate Daley with the Daily Announcements, The Same Squad, Having four religion teachers sophomore year, Getting destroyed by Lexington on TV, Tribal Drumming Club. Special thanks to all my friends and the great times we had. Band, Academic Decathlon, Debate, Classics, Latin Peer Tutors, NHS, NLHS, AWQ.

Peter Burns

Hometown: Reading

"Challenges are what makes life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life meaningful."

~Joshua J. Marine

Memories: Prom, The Clams, Disney, Bagel World, Bruins and Red Sox games, Falmouth Tournament, Battlefield, Painting Shed, the back deck, The Dreangus, Insomnia, Maine, Rhode Island, feeding the cattle, Mr. Regan's room, North End, Super 8, Sigma Reusch, Senora class Softball Club, Spanish Club

Hometown: Waltham

"Be the change you want to see in the world."

Memories: FC, RH Junior Ambassadors

Equestrian

Hometown: Stoneham

"None of my assignments are done, but sure am.

Memories: RH AC JG GA, Janet's KO, NYC, Prom, Disney, Powderpuff, Mrs. Gatti, Spring Cleaning, mi casa, Pep Rally, bworld, Mary Lou's, hockey games, Football games, feasts, Maine

Hometown: North Reading

"You are most likely to cause a scene." -Ms. Grace "Formaldehyde!" -Jake Thain "You're a clown" -CM

Memories: Having three different teachers in one class sophomore year, pasta parties (especially at Jake's house), working out in the weight room with the team. Russian Club and New England Club

Varsity Football

Hometown: Pelham, NH : "Isn't it funny how day by day nothing changes but when you look back, everything is different." -C.S. 2

Lewis

Memories: Going to Acadia National Park with New England Club School-wide Public Relations officer, New England Club ” Track and Field Throwing Captain

Hometown: Peabody

"If God suddenly answered all your prayers, would it change anyone's life other than your ow n?"

Memories: Merry litmas, It's casual, FACts B, Frank the tank, Dinap Dome, Tempted by Squeeze, Marrrioo, XO, Ya so badd, ayy no music, a night to forget, demin out, D block, lounge shenanigans, Cheetahs, Mr. Maya, 14% baby, bookworm, RIP rocketship, forgot my game boy, Bagel World, Friendly's, Land N Sea, Six Flags, The dirty Maxx, New York, Prom, 7/27/17, Mother Earth, Wetzel

Wegan, RL NH MS CM RD JH SM MA ME SL JJ

Basketball, Track

Hometown: Peabody

"To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift." _ Steve Prefontain, Coach Hart

Memories: Sophomore year chem, jingle ball concert, trips to the 99's, running through Disney at 7 am, Bagel World, night swimming in Disney, screaming on Mount Everest, cross country pasta parties, and traveling the country with Caitlyn. math peer Tutors

Cross Country Captain, Track and Field Captain

Hometown: Reading "Nothing will work unless you do" —Maya Angelou

"Beep Bloop Weeehooo Blop Bloop" -R2D2

Memories: Disney, Touring with my ballet company,Prom :) Friends of Rachel, NHS

Varsity Baseball, Captain and Varsity Hockey

Hometown: Stoneham, MA “Chissa, chissa,

Hometown: Peabody

Memories: Disney Trip Syfy Club domani, su che cosa metteremo le mani?” -Lucio Dalla

“Wrong again, Ralph”

“Hi, my name is John Quifones”

“Dare not accuse the falsely accused of accusing the accused of accusing the falsely accused.” —-M.A."

Latin, A Block free block, HMUN, Disney, New York, Band, A.S., Discord, the LMS, Jomeo and Ruliet, Baluchistan, Esperantoo, Compproj, Désc, Worm Guy, Joey the Chinchilla NHS, Latin Honor Society, Model UN, Band, Classics, Mandarin, Debate, AWQ, Multicultural

Grace Choma Jacqueline Chouinard

Hometown: North Reading

"It's a no for me." -Simon Cowell

Hometown: Wakefield Mike: using mainly spoons, we dig a tunnel under

Memories: KH, KS, Carl, EPS, dress down days hie RIP, spirit weeks, pep rallies, homecoming, sickdays, game day, bagel world, Mrs. P's first e the city and release it into the wild . Sulley: Spoons" -Monsters Inc os Memories: Literally everything

and Accomplishments: Honor Roll

Yuki Chung Justin Ciccarelli

Saugus

Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank you for all

memories and good luck wherever you end up next year!

Gabriel Clemente Kristina Coffey

Hometown: Reading “Put it in the basket”- LiL $au$age Business club

Hometown: Winthrop "As long as there is coffee in the world, how bad can things be?" Awards and Accomplishments: Class clown, JV Superstar. JV lacrosse, Hockey, Varsity Soccer

Memories: Bagel World, Cross Country, Reggie Lewis Track, Meeting my best friends, Disney

Acapella Club Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track Awards and Accomplishments: Spanish Honor

Grace Collins Leslie Costello

Hometown: Reading

"If you can sum up my career in a clickbait

Hometown: Winchester

"Bye! I'm off to Australia."

Memories: Disney Photography Club headline, I've done something wrong" -Halsey

Memories: Meeting my best friends, hanging in the music room, Kayla's cookies, complaining to Mr Williams, Immersive Technology, watching Futurama in Astronomy, mosquito man, taking naps during free block, bagel world, staying till 6pm during tech week, Mr. Jammin, the camo jacket, New York trip 2017, Disney trip 2017 EPS, Rotary Club, Russian Club Awards and Accomplishments: Honor roll all ears

Monica Courtney

Hometown: Stoneham

"We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" -Oscar Wilde end up next year!

Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you

Memories: Hanging out in the Music Room with my best friends, talks with Mr. Williams, "LADIES IN THE BACK", "Chrisdafish" "Qatar!" Each and every tech week, D.C., New York, and Disney Trips Chorus, Drama, Acapella

Kendra Currier

Hometown: Middleton

“The lion does not concern itself with the opinion of sheep” -JP

Memories: 2016 State Champs, Prom, Disney, Bus rides, Krusty Kaz, Post dub shower hour, curls for the girls, all the way to the post, ain’t no mountain high enough, SB, my dawgs, slashed tire, falls in warmups: separates shoulder, rolls ankle in

warmups: sprained ankle, Richardson’s Service Club, Softball Club

Varsity Hockey Captain (Jr./Sr.), Varsity Softball Captain (Jr./Sr.)

Awards and Accomplishments: CCL All-Star, CCL MVP, All-Scholastic

Sara D'Antona

Hometown: Wakefield

"The only time I set the bar low is for limbo" - Michael Scott

Memories: Freshman AP Bio, rolling down the hill with SN, NYC, Jingleball with LR, AM, OR, TW, SC, Ms. Oz's room, hanging out by the lockers, Mr. Diapella dabbing, free block with DA, everythingJS has done, trading names with JF, Doc V's class, "does your name have an h in it?"

Scrapbooking, Spanish Peer Tutors, Social Awareness Club, Green Key Ambassadors, Spanish Club, Grecian Club

JV Soccer, Varsity Indoor Track Varsity Spring track

Paige D'Ambrosio

Hometown: Tewksbury

"I mean, sure, have my bad days, but then remember what cute smile have." - Chandler

Bing Memories: Mrs. P's class, FNL, Powder Puff, Drama Fest, Nutcracker, Doc V's advisory, Wiz, New York, Disney, Proms, Halloween and pool parties, DILIFE, Friends, Sugar Plum, Cheer and Football Banquets, Mario Kart, Life giving lemons, Mice, Mrs. Gatti's class, EPS Dance Club President, Student Government PR, Student Ambassadors Program Coordinator, EPS

stage manager

Varsity Cheerleading Captain Awards and Accomplishments: Dance Club Award

Ashley Defreitas

Hometown: Groton

“Which one are you?” — Everyone

Memories: Cross Country, winning CCLs senior year, robotics

Dance club, Robotics, French club, Austin Magazine, NHS, Photography club (co-president), Art club (co-president)

Cross Country, Indoor Track and Field, Spring Track and Field Awards and Accomplishments: Congressional App Challenge Award 2016

Paige Defreitas Dania DeMarco

Hometown: Groton

"I answer to both Paige and Ashley because no one knows if I'm actually Paige... could have been Ashley all this time."

Memories: Winning CCLs in Cross Country senior year, Robotics, the Nutcracker Dance club, Robotics, French club, Austin Magazine, Photography club co-president Varsity Cross Country, Indoor Track and Field, Outdoor Track and Field Awards and Accomplishmnts: French Honors Society

Hometown: North Reading

"To infinity and beyond" -Buzz Lightyear "T do not apologize unless I think I'm wrong, and if you don't like it, you can leave" Stanley from The Office

Memories: Disney trip, New York trip, D.C trip,

swim team, tennis team, pep rallies, prom, Bagel World, Project Adventure, football games, Doc V's class, and CCl champs Culinary Club Leader, Senior Retreat Leaders Varsity Swim and Tennis Captain

Ryan DiNapoli

Hometown: North Reading "I'd rather burn out than rust out"

"Are the Beatles playing tonight?"

Memories: DiNap dome, Ashley's apartment, Rooftop chillin, Fenway park Ollie Grizwald, Bruins games, Driving around the track, Karaoke night, Disney, Prom, Mario ,"Mi dispiache", TemptedSqueeze, The Gentleman ,The FrankTank, Kicking field goals ,Baylee's pub "" boys doin here?", Sigma Reusch Regan's Room, 1, Nothing beats family, MS AM NH PB JH DA RL"

1) Softball Clams 4peat Spanish Club

Hometown: Reading "Life's tough. Get a helmet." -Boy Meets World Memories: Disney and Ms.Fosters

"Dare not accuse the falsely accused of accusing the accused of accusing the falsely accused."

M.A

"I'm just sitting here watching the wheels go round and round, I really love to watch them roll" -John Lennon

Memories: Asking how to spell Taylor in Brit what are you handsome Lit, sharing a glass of glogg with some of Austin's finest, being mistaken for the new substitute more than once, meeting some of the best people, if not in the world, then at least in this part of the state, A Block free block, and so much more. Oh and discord."

Varsity Baseball Captain, Varsity Soccer Captain Awards and Accomplishments: CCL Allstar, Soccer Scoring Record

Sofia Ensing

Hometown: Melrose

“Keep smiling, keep shining"

Memories; Disney, Prom, Peru trip, New York Trip, Bdubs,GA KT PD GM

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| Being great, selected to go to massstar Soccer (captain 3 years)

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Debate Club, French Club, and Metal Shop Cofounder of the Bocce Club

Ava Farraher

Hometown: Saugus

"Enjoy the little things in life."

Memories: Mr. Regan's room, Washington DiC: trip, Disney, hockey games, bagel world, and singing in the lounge Service Club, Sports Management Club, Sign Language Club, and Scrapbooking Club

Hometown: Stoneham

Hometown: Burlington

Hometown: Andover

"Dude, when life hands you free nachos, you don't question it."- Drake Parker

"Yeah, What?"- Lil Uzi Vert

Memories: Sigma Reusch, Going to Disney, Running into a fence at softball Softball Club, Business Club, New England Club Baseball and Track

Hometown: North Andover

"Give it the beans”

"Here for a good time, not a long time"-JB

Memories: The bus, Ski Team, Sandy, Seacaucus, Giant Thunder Mountain, The fence, Maine, The Lake, Duck of Discipline, Frankie's house, Bworld, Mrs. Gatti's class freshman year Senior Retreat Leaders, Buisness Club, Junior Ambassator Society

Varsity Ski Team Captain, Track and Field

Jeremy Francoeur Haiden Freeman

Hometown: Woburn

Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank you for

"Goodbye everyone, I'll remember you all in therapy." all the memories and good luck wherever you

Sheldon J. Plankton

Memories: AP Bio class, vocal rep class, starting the A end up next year! Cappella group, painting the wall at the end of AP Latin, decorating the dining hall for christmas with Ms. Oz, hearing Mr. Stone's groundhog story, chorus concerts, drama fest, the fall play senior year, performing with Anthony Bundock in the talent show, Disney, "DID YOU JUST SAY CYAN"

Founder and director of the A Cappella group, President of the Classics & Certamen Club, Students for Social Awareness Club, NHS Senior Rep, chorus drama guild , latin tutor

Awards and Accomplishments: Stonehill Book Award, METG Drama Fest Actor's Award, Gold and Silver Medals on the National Latin Exam, NLHS Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank

Hometown: Reading

"It's about the journey not the destination."

Memories: Sandy, Whole Foods, Cook-offs, Yentile, Bagel World, RHT Physics Society President, Space Club, Math Peer Tutors Varsity Baseball Awards and Accomplishments: CCL Champions 2017 Baseball

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Janet Geomelos Alexander (Sasha) Gorman

Hometown: Peabody

Hometown: Andover

"The future is shaped by your dreams, so stop " "What a long strange trip it's been"" -Grateful Dead

Memories: Disney, New York, Whole Foods, wasting time and go to sleep."

"Sasha knows everything about everything except Spanish" —Mrs. Sherry, Freshman year Spanish

Memories: Singing in the locker room before games, Prom, Disney, bus rides, FNL, parties/Halloween at Frankie's, how Alana can't make a basket after 4 years, running the halls with Gwen & Frankie freshmen year, Nemo, powderpuff, tearing my acl leaving SJP Astronomy Club, Business Club Se — Varsity Ski Team Captain “Se twice, "they just love me," falling off the top of a play structure, Stephen hitting my moms car, Tyler the Creator and Jasper, puddin, yea baby, bagel dance, RIP Rufo Culinary Club, Social Justice Club, School record for track event 4x1 Track, Basketball, Soccer

Haomin (Good) Gu Daniel Hagan

Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you end up next year!

Hometown: Andover

“Never look back unless you are planning to go that way.”

—Henry David Thoreau

“One day all of you will be grown up and married, except Maggie, she will be a nun.”

Memories: Disney, Reggie Meets, Cuke, Dartmouth Relays, Pasta Parties, Soccer State Tournaments, The Room/The Drawer, When Andrea bullied me, TOPS, Independent Study

Vice President of Debate Club, Austin Student Ambassadors Coordinator, Spanish Peer Tutors, Senior Retreat Leaders, NHS

Varsity Soccer, Captain of Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field Awards and Accomplishments: Dartmouth Book Award, Ayn Rand Semifinalist, Distinction

Jeffrey (JJ) Har

ing

Hometowm: Wakefield

"High school was the best 6 years of my life.”

"Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time." — Marthe Troly-Curtin

Memories: Bwolrd trips, Prom, the boys, battlefield, Bus rides, the back deck, Bruins games, Insomnia, Locker room, Feeding the cattle, Regan's room, Daily PB&J, Sigma Reusch, The Cap! PB, MS, NH, RL, RD, AM, RL, CM, DA, KC Softball

CCL Hockey Champs 2017, CCL Lacrosse Champs 2017

Varsity Hockey 3,4 Captain, Varsity Lacrosse 3,4

Hometown: Reading

"Life is like Young Thug song; you might not always understand it but it’s still good."

Memories: Disney

Founder/President of Debate, Indoor Soccer, Co Founder of Entrepreneurship Club

Soccer, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track Awards and Accomplishments: National Spanish Honor Society, Bausch & Lomb Honorary Scholar

Hometown: North Reading

"Just make sure your hands arent shaking too much to put the ball on the tee." "Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard."

Memories: Regan's room, Frank the tanks, Baylee's Pub "what are you handsome boys doing here", Disney Dinap dome, Clams softball, RIP rocketship, FACts B, sigma Reusch, Marrrio, Mayo's Bandits, Golf club of New England, Prom, MS AM RD RL PB JH DA CM ER RL KC

Intramural Softball, Golf (Captain), Lacrosse (Captain) Awards and Accomplishments: CCL Golf Champs 2015-2017, '16 State Champ, CCL Lacrosse Champs ay 7

Rachel Havey

Hometown: North Reading

“I will never apologize for being me, but will

Captain apologize for the times that am not.”

“In a bacon and egg sandwich, the chicken is involved but the pig is committed. Be that pig.”

Memories: FC AC SM, The Frank Tank, 4x CCL Champs, insomnia cookies, hanging in the parking lot, wayne the camry, big momma, friday night lights, disney, new york, prom, pep rallies, roll cougs, senior lounge, bagel world

Varsity Cheerleading Captain (Jr./Sr.), Varsity Dance Team, Varsity Softball

Elizabeth Hoffman Heeweon (Sally) Hwang

Hometown: Peabody

"All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them." — Walt Disney

Memories: Senior Disney Trip, Latin Class, and visiting Ms. Foster every day Classics and Certamen Club, Latin Peer Tutors, NHS Cross Country

Awards and Accomplishments: Latin Honor Society

Hometown: Daejeon, South Korea

"Look inside yourself, you are more than what you become" -Mufasa

Memories:Meeting all my friends, Music room, A block squad, Free Block getaways, Trips to Bagel world v and Panera, Prom, Carl the Chemistry Crane, Spending 4 years with my true friends that will remember forever.

Student Ambassador Coordinator for Austin Ambassadors, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Math Peer Tutors, Spanish Club, Service Club, Big Brother and Sister, Band, Peer Leaders, Chemistry Society, Math team

Awards and Accomplishments: Honor Roll

Dokyoung Jeong Michael Joyce

Hometown: Daejeon, South Korea

"All fortune is to be conquered by bearing it."

Hometown: Melrose

“The only easy day was yesterday.” —United States

Memories: Playing soccer Navy Seals

Spanish club, Grecian club, math team, intermural soccer

Varsity Soccer

Memories: Senior Trip, Playing football for year, Nutcracker, Pep Rallies, Going to sports games Intramural Softball

Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Outdoor Track

Hometown: Andover

"Run like you stole something."

Memories: Nationals in Atlanta, Distance Squad,

Hometown: Melrose

"Another day, another sun. Keep going, we're not done.

—Alexi Pappas Dartmouth Relays

Robotics Club

Varsity Cross Country Captain, Indoor and Outdoor Track Captain

Memories: Peru service trip, Disney, XC CCLs, INESLE Madrid, the Reggie, the room, Dartmouth Relays, project adventure, 4th of July 2017, independent study, Sunday Swim NHS Austin Ambassadors, scrapbooking, NHS Vice

President, senior retreat leaders, Unitas Leadership Academy Track and field captain, cross country, soccer, swimming

Awards and Accomplishments: Brown University book award,National Spanish Honor Society, indoor and outdoor track CCL All Star

Peter Kelly Mitchell Kennedy

Hometown: Winchester

1c ua Character takes you places money can't.

Memories: Inwood, The Stephens, Ball and wings Intramural Softball

Varsity Basketball Captain

Hometown: Wakefield

"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind." — Dr. Seuss

Memories: SNEC, AC, KB, IA, NR, MR, MC, AJ, Real Bros, Rides in the AP Van, Soccer, Basketball, Disney, New York, Acadia School Wide President, Russian Club President, New England Club Co President, NHS, Peer Leaders

Varsity Soccer Captain, Varsity Basketball Captain

Awards and Accomplishments: 3 Time CCL AllStar (Soccer), Silver Medal in Russian Olympiad, George Eastman Young Leaders Award

Hometown: Wilmington "Sometimes you will never know the value of moment until it becomes a memory."

Memories: Disney, New York, Soccer Cape Trips, Bagel World, pasta parties, Gloucester, snow days, Fosters, No Air, RL LM CR

NHS, CAT, Service Club, Senior Retreat Leaders

Varsity Basketball Captain, Varsity Soccer

Captain

Awards and Accomplishments: CCL All Star

Soccer and Basketball

Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you end up next year!

Andrea LaMonica

Hometown: Peabody

"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see." -Henry David Thoreau

Memories: Disney, Hanging out in Foster's room, Latin class, the Foreigner, When I bullied Will Classics Club, Senior Retreat Leaders, Latin Peer Tutor, NHS

Varsity Cheerleading

Awards and Accomplishments: Latin Honor Society

Caitlyn Leonard

Hometown: Peabody

“It’s important to remember that we all have magic

J.K. Rowling

Memories: Bagel World runs, Fireworks at Magic Kingdom, Late night McFlurries, Cape Cod Trips, inside of us.”

morning arpooling with Steph singing out the Backstreet Boys, NYC

Classics Club, Latin Peer Tutors, CAT, Senior Retreat Leaders, Chorus, NHS Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track and Field

Rebecca LoCoco

Hometown: North Reading

"It's been magical, but I'm done." -Khloe

Kardashian

Memories: TOPSoccer, Disney, New York, Bagel World, Fosters, North Conway, Gloucester, Bus Rides, APGVB, No Air, LM, EK

NHS, Service Club, CAT, Senior Retreat Leaders, Latin Peer Tutors

Varsity Basketball, Varsity Soccer

Katherine Lynch

Hometown: Medford

"Successful people can entertain themselves, entertain others, and entertain new ideas." — Jan LaBombard

Memories: New York City, Walt Disney World, NHS, “I Saw Myself Running”, Chorus Concerts, Panama Service Trip, and (most of) those card games

Drama, Chorus, NHS, Photography, Coding

Richard Lyons

Hometown: Bedford

"You're dumber than a tree stump" -Coach Lou Memories: Being in religion class

Intramural Softball

Varsity Hockey

James Lordan

Hometown: Reading "Thanks Ugly God” -unknown

Memories: Christina marta, mo buckets, JD's boat, bww, marine bio with mrs maurand, ski, justin from agganis, rufos walk off, sorry for breaking your nose scan

Service Club, Spanish Club, Senior Retreat Leaders, Intramural softball, Peer Leaders Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Spring Track

Riley Lynch

Hometown: Medford

"Living for the present so the future don't exist" Losers (feat. Labrinth) by The Weeknd 1:29

Squeeze, 14

Memories: Frank the Tanks, Baylee's pub, Dinap Dome, Florida&Virginia, FACts B, Tempted by baby, Marrrrioooo, HGR, Prom 2017, Wegmans, Cheers to the Govenahhhhhh, Denim Out,

RIP rocketship, Lounge Shananigans, Pearl, 9/12/2017, XO, Will's house, Its casual, Cheetahs ,ayy no music, D block, Tater tots, Burgs and Fries, daily pb&j, Mr. Maya, bookworm, bagel world, feast szn KC NH MS CM RD JS JH ER SB HR MC Intramural Softball Ump Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Hockey

Logan MacDonald

Hometown: Wilmington

“A day without laughter is a day wasted.”

Memories: Disney, New York, Bagel World, North Conway, Gloucester, APVSB, APVGBB, Fosters, snow days, pasta parties, No Air, RL, EK

NHS, CAT, Service Club, Retreat Leaders, ULA, Latin peer tutors

Varsity Softball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Cheerleaing

Awards and Accomplishments: Softball CCL allstar, Boston Globe All-Scholastic/D3 Player of the

Alexander Matteo Patrick Mahoney

Hometown:North Reading

"was released from his year sentence.”

"if opportunity doesn't knock build a door."

Memories: hockey team, Ollie Grizwald, Boston, Clams, prom, Disney, Falmouth Tournament, Dantes, rooftop chillin, Mr. Regan's room, karaoke night, Wendy/Roxanne, Dinap dome,

salute to service, driving around the track

Softball Club

Varsity Hockey Captain, Varsity Golf Captain Awards and Accomplishments: Hockey CCL 4 Champs, Golf CCL Champs Softball Champs

Sabrina Malloy

Hometown: Middleton

*inappropriate time to be loud* Give me your longest yeah boi ever

Memories: #FrankTank, NY 2016, forgot my gameboy #cougsforever. AC, FC, RH, JY, VC, MD, thanks for being there for me, through thick and thin. can't wait to make more memories together. CM, thank you for everything, wouldn't be the person am today without you by my side

Culinary Club, Service Club

Equestrian Awards and Accomplishments: was on Honor Roll once.

Phillip Marchese

Hometown: Wilmington

"We at war with terrorism, racism, and most of

Hometown: Reading

"No matter the circumstances you may be going through, just push through it." - Ray Lewis

Memories: Rufo's Rivals, Yerm Team, Christina y Marta, Super long free block, Wings, Inwood,

Lonzo!

Intramural Softball, Spanish Club

Varsity Lacrosse Awards and Accomplishments: 2017 Intramural Softball Champions

Hometown: North Reading

"A lot of people made plans before the war... like George Zip." -Ted Striker

"You know I had to do it to 'em." -Lucky Luciano

Memories: Getting Ist place in the Austin team at the State Cross Country meet French Club

Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track

Alexis Martinez

Hometown: Lawrence

“it’s just game, why you heff to be mad?”

Memories: Baseball season Varsity Baseball all we at war with ourselves." -Kanye

Memories: West Football camp with coach Maradei Russian club, Dance club Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse

Alyssa Joy Mastrocola

Hometown: Stoneham

"If it doesn't challenge you, it won't change you."

Memories: "hoiya”" Making friends that will last a lifetime, Swim team parties, Sharon the Lunch lady, Disney Senior trip- specifically night swimming in our clothes

CAT tutor, New England Club, Student

Ambassadors Varsiy Swimming Captain

Emily Mastrocola

Hometown: North Andover a “This wasn’t anything like High School Musical” -me

Memories: Disney, space mountain, bet your bippy, volleyball, sophomore year volleyball sleepover, freshman year art class, freshman year math class, heart of girls varsity basketball fan section, grilled avocado sandwich, Enrique Iglesias, when in rome, calc class with Petrillo, VTP AG AM KA Social Awareness club (officer), cougar academic training National Honors Society Volleyball

Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you end up next year!

Sean McCarthy

Hometown: Woburn L

“The sorrow of parting makes reunion all the sweeter, and saying goodbye to one person usually means saying hello to another.”

Memories: Jomeo And Ruliet, Nug Runs, Disney, New York Bocce Club, Robotics :) Varsity Track

Olivia McKenelley Owen Mone

Hometown: Middleton

"There's a color between white and black it's called grey."

Memories: Disney, Prom, Maine, FC STARS, ECNL events (LAX/SAN/SEA/FL/AZ/NC)

Senior Ambassadors FC STARS Soccer Awards and Accomplishments: Honor Roll

Hometown: Melrose

"Don't think about your errors or failures, otherwise you'll never do thing. -Bill Murray

"I'm a star how could not shine?"-Kanye West "Be excellent to each other... party on dudes!"-Bill S

Preston

Memories: Puerto Rico, Disney, Yerm Team, the feast, climbing mountain with Mr. Reusch, RWC, Jimmy breaking Taylor's nose, marshmallow wars, Stephen's red cheeks, the aquarium, prom Intermural softball, New England club, ski club Varsity Soccer, Varsity Track Awards and Accomplishments: Ist place in kahoot

Hometown: Burlington

“T can resist anything except temptation.” ~Oscar Wilde

Memories: 3 point shot, #mozzalwayswins, space mountain, worms, powder puff, unh volleyball, laser craze Social awareness officer

Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Dance Team,JV Basketball, Varsity Outdoor Track Awards and Accomplishments: Perfect Attendance

Hometown: West Newbury

"I only trust people who like big butts...they can not lie."

Memories: New York, Disney, Prom, Straws, Animal Loving Gals, KT, GA, AV, PD, SE Dance Club, New England Club

Varsity Cheerleading, Varsity Skiing, Varsity Lacrosse, JV Soccer

Cole Murphy Sana Nadkarni

Hometown: North Reading

"Dang, Cole stole my girl again". Everyone

Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you

Memories: "Frankie have a party this weekend" end up next year!

The orange, Dinapdome, Mr. Reagans room, Frankie's House, Grace Chapel, 2's up, AP parking lot, you smell that up Gwen?, the clams, golf, lacrosse, Don't be last, Disney, prom, bus rides, JH,PB,NH,AM,MS,RD,RL,KC,IR,AF, Molly Delaney, Nautilus, Flash Gordon, Pasta parties Soft ball Playing in a golf match with Nick Hampoian

Varsity Golf, Varsity Track, Varsity Lacrosse

Hometown: Methuen

“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” - Confucius

"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is to not stop questioning." — Albert Einstein

Memories: Having fun playing guitar in band, meeting new people

Ping Pong Club, Austin Band, French Club

Hometown: Draccut

"Just act like you don't know." - Mom "hoiya"

Memories: 8th grade DC bus rides, swimming in Disney with our clothes on, laughing the entire class after everyone else stopped because Mrs Brewer sneezed 20 times in a row, making everyone laugh during cross country core, yelling random names on the ski lift to see who looked up, getting a fat meatball thrown on my table during lunch

President of Math Peer Tutors, President of Grecian Club, Student Ambassadors, NHS, Ski and Snowboard Club, Scrapbooking, Coding Club, Math Team, New England Club

Varsity Soccer, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Cross Country

Hometown: Reading

"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing." Vince Lombardi

Memories: Two's up, Portland, Yerm Team, Rufo's Rivals, are you going to happening? In wood, Ball and wings, The Stephens, Whats up Gwen?!? Denim out, Owens attic, Large Father, The Inwood High Basketball League, HERB! Oops R.I.P Cormac O'Brien, Dylan Regan, Tommy Nolan, and Cam Barbagallo Spansh Club, Intramural Softball Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Track and Field Awards and Accomplishments: Lacrosse CCL Champs, Spanish Honor Society

Cameron O'Hearn

Hometown: Tewksbury

"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge ball."

Memories: Disney Trip!

Friends of Rachel (Leadership Council), Cougar Academic Training, Math Peer Tutors, Debate, Chess Club, French Club, Business Club, PingPong Club

Didn't play sports for AP but Go Cougars! Awards and Accomplishments: NHS, French Honor Society, Friends of Rachel Club Award

Hometown: Revere

"Two plus two is four Minus one that's three, quick maths"-Big Shaq "Hoiya"

Memories: Making great friends, Going to Disney and late night swimming fully clothed, Having half days every other day, Bagel World/ Starbucks runs, Yelling out answers with full confidence and being completely off, falling down the stairs Biosociety, Friends with Rachel, French Club, Business club

Varsity Swimming Awards and Accomplishments: Honor Roll and French National Honor Society

Hometown: North Andover "It's kind of fun to do the impossible". Walt Disney "All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them".

Walt Disney

Memories: Freshman AP Bio, rolling down the hill with Sara, Prom, making new friends, lunch in the music rooms, Chipotle runs during free block Math Team (President), Coding Club (President Founder), Ambassadors, Ski Club, Math Peer Tutors, National Honor Society, Service Club, Spanish Club, Scrapbooking, Service Club Varsity Tennis Awards and Accomplishments: National Merit Commendation, Sage College Book Award, Honor Roll, Spanish National Honor Society

Liam O'Donnell

Hometown: Melrose

"In the end, you have to be little masochistic to be a goalkeeper. A masochist and egocentric as well" -Gianluigi Buffon

Memories: Beating Hamilton-Wentham, four corners in Ms. Grace's class, Coach Ford's pregame speeches and The Nutcrac ker Intramural soccer, Astronomy club (SSSS), and Russian club honors and coaches award (soccer)

Soccer and Lacrosse

Hometown: Wilmington

"I talk a lot, so I've learned to just tune myself out"Kelly Kapoor

Memories: Everybody (backstreet’s back), rice, Dartmouth relays, scamming rock rollercoaster, kri kri, kray kray, Jon Bellion, Not Your Average Joe’s, Shelly, Marshall’s parking lot, million dollar idea, working theory, indoor Grand Prix, riff off bus rides, pasta parties. CS IB AG AM EM KA NG TC French Club, National Honor Society, Cougar Academic Training, Math Peer Tutors, Big Brother Big Sister Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track

Awards and Accomplishments: Randolph Book Award

Hometown: Wilmington

“If there ever comes a day when we can’t be together, keep me in your heart, I'll stay there forever” -Winnie the Pooh

Memories: “hoiya”" Disney and swimming in the pool with my friends and all of our clothes on, Pep rallies with my friends, swim practices and meets, making friends that I'll remember forever, prom and dances, lunches in the music rooms and free block bagel world runs with my Ms friends Bio Society, New England Club President, Friends of Rachel Leadership Council, Peer Leaders

Varsity Swimming

Hometown: Stoneham

"Life may not be the party we hope for But while we're here, we might as well dance.”

Memories: Pep Rallies, 9th grade EPS, Acoustic Club Hockey, Baseball, & Track Awards and Accomplishments: Acoustic club award

Erika Paone Braedon Parece

Hometown: Tewksbury

"me: unbothered, moisturized, in my lane, well hydrated, flourishing" —Cardi B

Memories: PD, MB, KB, MC, KC, GC, DA, MS, BT, LC, CL, Mr. B's 20th Century History class, the music room, annual trip to NH, Ms. P's AP Lit class, Disney(the cranes), Ben jammin, the EPS office

Chorus, Latin peer tutors Winter track, Lacrosse

Hometown: Tewksbury

“What’s goggle boy’s real name?” . “Hello darkness my old friend -Simon and > Garfunkel" -Josh Bartnicki

"7 Memories: Disney Trip, Whole Foods, Wearing ‘J Goggles, The Lumberjox (sweeping teachers in dodgeball) Astronomy Club President, Math Peer Tutors

Katherine Pelland

Hometown: Reading

"Nothing will work unless you do."— Maya Angelou

Hometown: Andover

Memories: French class Christmas Party, Prom, Powderpuff French Club, NHS, Sc rapbooking Club, Debate Club, Yoga Club, Senior Retreat &Leaders, Junior Ambassadors 7

Captain of Myopia Equestrian Team

"It's been a great four years, and the best is still yet to : come .

Memories: Disney World trip, the New York trip and & . 4 doing Cross Country NHS, CAT tutoring, Senior Retreat Leaders Varsity Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor

Awards and Accomplishments Spanish National Honors

Awards and Accomplishments: Honor roll, Society distinction, French National Honors Society

Stephen Reddy

Hometown: Andover

"You gotta believe." -Julian Edelmen

Memories: Basketball games, Basketball practice, Inwood, Disney, Rufo's Rivals, Ball and Wings, The Stephens, Dblock Free Block, "Lets go Gwen" Intramural Softball Varsity Basketball Captain (Junior and Senior)

Kevin Richer

Hometown: Chelmsford

"If a man does not have sauce, then he is lost. But the same man can get lost in the sauce.” - Gucci Mane

Memories: Hanzo geometry, Ms. Grace advisory shanagaians, Road to 'Toga, that boast when I didnt use a dictionary, seeing Tina on a daily basis, Ripping pants, Whatsup dude, If you dont have Fat Ergos dont talk to me, Lets go to the pool house, straight pipe it, Forge Pond, Get the shot, get the shot, Officer left my phone inside, ACK, Nextech, just ran, Im behind shed I'll send my location, fishing at the stomping grounds, He definitely gets creme brulee, show me the car facts, behind Ixtapa, East Beach, Fireworks on the tracks, after the porch, can't go to Chili's right now, What 2k strat?, Fly and die Ping Pong Club, New England Club, Senior Retreat Leaders Rowing

Jonathan Roberts

Hometown: Billerica

"Silent but deadly."

Memories: Whole Foods, Ron Joberts, Disney, Basketball Tournament runs, Twilight meet PR, Mickey Police, Prom, Sebago Trip

French Club, Astronomy Club

Varsity Cross Country Captain, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Outdoor Track,JV Baseball Awards and Accomplishments: French Honor Society

Laura Isabella Rosado

eae Hometown: Bradford

“You've really gotta hand it to short people...because we sually can't reach it anyways.” "Catch you on the

flippity flip" - Michael Scott

f Memories: Shorts, MEMEME, butter beer, Disney, New York, Powderpuff, 80 nuggets, 3rd of July, veggie sticks, BUFF CHICK, BWW family dinner, club going up on a Tuesday, penguin slide, girls night, never a dull moment, RIP Rufo, DYLAN (baby voice), door decorating, Best advisory, Green tea, ultimate, prom/post prom, bagel world, hockey games, dance team, cheer, bus rides, singing in the car, isabellaville, it was an apple farm. MB, LA, AV, AF

Friends of Rachel, Spanish Club VP, Service Club, Sports Management Club

Varsity Cheerleading and Dance Team Captain Awards and Accomplishments: Spanish Exam Silver

Lindsey Rosania

Hometown: Wilmington

"When in doubt, laugh it out." "hoiya"

Memories: Night swimming fully clothed with friends in Disney, yelling "hoiya" on Expedition Everest and Space Mountain in Disney, Sharon the lunch lady, cookies and cheese with crackers from the cafe, pep rallies, prom with Alexis, snow days, dress down days when we could fully y dress down, spirited spirit weeks, laughing with friends and usually getting in trouble because of laughing with Joy too much, any free food opportunity

Friends of Rachel, Secretary of Conservation club, Senior retreat leader

JV girls soccer player freshman year and manager

sophomore year

Accomplishment: made it through seven years at Austin Prep!!!

Hometown: Burlington

"Every tear runnning down your cheek is a flower that will grow and blossom." and "Can I get a hoiya?"

Memories: Prom, Disney, and Graduating Cluhs: Friends of Rachel and Biology Society

Accomplishments: Honor Roll

Sports: Volleyball (Freshman- Sophomore Year)

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Hometown: North Reading

"The only time I set the bar low is for limbo." -Michael Scott

"only big doings only, in Amish"

Memories: New York trip, SNEC trips, Disney, RIP my big boys CO IA, Acadia, skiing on New Year's Eve, CTE, popcorn lung, straddling trees, being a wild card, NR KS KB MK JT MC MIB CS KT GM AV Russian Club VP, New England Club Varsity Football Captain, Varsity Lacrosse Awards and Accomplishments: CCL Football All-Star

Hometown: Burlington

"Sometimes when you innovate, you make mistakes. It is best to admit them quickly, and get on with improving your other innovations."-Steve jobs

Memories: Disney Model UN, Robotics Awards and Accomplishments: Honor roll, LLcipher

Caroline Russell Nicholas Ryan

Hometown: Melrose

"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."

Memories: disney, the reggie runs, project adventure, the room, dartmouth relays, pasta parties, friendly banter, TOPS soccer, italy 2014, bworld runs, free block, fourth of july in the cape 2017

Austin Ambassadors, Senior Retreat Leaders, NHS, ULA, Student Council (Class President Senior Year), SLAVA (Vice President)

Varsity soccer captain, indoor track captain, outdoor track captain Awards and Accomplishments: NHS, St. Michael's book award, CCL All Star 2016 Outdoor Track, SLAVA, Silver Medal in Russian Essay Contest

Hometown: Stoneham

"I was born and raised a guido. It's just a lifestyle, it's being Italian, it's representing family, friends, tanning, gel, everything." -Pauly D SNEC trips, Late night splash mountain, Madden with Jsport at 3AM, nailing lunkers, going to Acadia Natiponal Park with NEC. Thanks LK for coming on this adventure with me. RIP IA. MR MK KB MC JT

(S)NEC Dictator, Schoolwide VP, SwoleTeam6 Awards and Accomplishments: Summiting various mountains around NE, most assists on JV hockey, Gym tan laundry Soccer, Football, Hockey \

Hometown: North Reading

"An apple a day keeps anyone away if you throw it hard enough."

"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." -Dr. Seuss

Memories: Biggest Football Fans, Powderpuff

Concussion and Winning Touchdown, Things Go Badly for the Latin Crew, You Bet Your Bippie (RIP Hanzo), Track CCL Champs, Dartmouth Relays (Jeffe), 4x2 Dog Socks, Truly Honestly, Making CR Pay at 99, Jon Bellion, Denim Only Car MIB AG MR NR CR AM KO KS KC RH Classics Club, Latin Peer Tutors, NHS, NLHS Varsity Indoor Track and Field, Varsity Softball Captain

Jillian Sanford

Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank you for

Hometown: Reading

“Do it, Cole!!”

Memories: Field goals,Dinap dome, Driving around

the track, Ollie griswald, Disney, Hockey/Golf Long Bus rides, Bruins/Sox games, Dante’s/ Frank tank, Mario, Clams, Falmouth, Fenway Park, Prom, Dodgeball v.s the Teachers, RD PB JH AM CM NH

MJ DA RL

Intramural Softball

Varsity Hockey, Varsity Golf Captain Awards and Accomplishments: CCL Champs Hockey and Golf

Hometown: Lynnfield all the memories and good luck wherever you end up next year!

“All need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I’m fine” —Jeff Spicoli

“They don’t think it be like it is, but it do.”

Memories: JV basketball, Senora Theriaults room, breaking my nose, breaking my ankle, RUFO, Sigma Reusch, Cristina Marta, Punching pat, Puerto Rico, Prom, Frankie’s House, Dying at Nigeria, RWC, The feast, P lines, The Inwood shimmy, Hanging out with Brandon, Rip City, Portland, Disney El Club de Espanol

Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Track Awards and Accomplishments: 2017 Intramural Softball Champions

Megan Schena

Hometown: Saugus

“We didn't even realize we were making memories.

Haley Sharp

Hometown: Billerica

"We can't always choose the music life plays for us, but We just knew we were having fun." -Winnie the Pooh Memories: Spending time with friends, the music room, chorus, Canadia, "ASTRONOMY", the quote list, Halloween parties, Puerto Rico, "whaaaat", spicy chicken fingers, Disney movie marathons, ladies in the back, do you know the muffin man, the bagpipes, the drama/chorus family, Don't Stop b ie

we can choose how we dance to it.”

Memories: Frankie's, Puerto Rico, Junior Prom, Nutcracker, Powderpuff win two years in a row, Dr Arinello's scripture class, Dr. Vanegas harrassing me during class for two years, CLARAA!, SENIOR Lounge, naps in the dance room, the pyramid picture, TIWID, Never a dull moment! MC Dance Club President, Spanish Club President, Friends of Rachel Leadership Council, NHS Varsity Cheerleading Captain, Dance Team Believing, walking through the BK drive-thru, Canobie, "she's a werewolf", Disney 2017 Chorus, Theater, Dance, Acappella, Photography, Art Awards and Accomplishments: National Spanish Honors Society member, Bronze medal in the National Spanish Exam, 2016 Excellence in Chorus

Awards and Accomplishments: Brandeis Book Award, National Spanish Exam Silver and Bronze Medal, Dance Club Award, Spanish Honor Society, Cheerleadong CCL Champs

Bryan Snow

Hometown: Lowell

"Turns out not where, but who you're with that really matters." - David J. Matthews

"Good." -Mr. Baccari

Memories: A-Block Free Block, Disney, Mr. Sobchenko, Coaching Baseball, Being with Friends, AP US History, The Lobby Club/Sci-Fi Club in Middle School, Discord, Band, "Working" with Sean in Robotics, The Same Squad Band, Robotics Director, Academic Decathalon, Astronomy Society, Softball, High School Quiz Show Team, The Lens Baseball, Indoor Track

Congratulations, Class of 2018. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you

Awards and Accomplishments: Advanced to Seaperch Nationals, Advanced to US Academic Decathlon Online Nationals end up next year!

Hometown: Billerica

"Live and learn from fools and from sages"

#DreamOn

Memories: Riding Everest with my buddies in Disney 10 times in under 2 days

NHS- Secretary, Business Club- President, Debate Club- Co-Moderator, Multicultural Club- Co President, French Club

Varsity Track & Field (Short sprint & Hurdle specialist)

Hometown: Reading "I'm 2018% done."

Memories: Skipper, Molly the frog, “Party at 6 be their,” Music Room, Kelsey Jody McFiddle,“Well, it’s democracy”, “Chrisdafish”, “99.9%”, Meeting my friend, “Punk”, “Feel my knee”

Conservation Club President, Student Ambassador, Business and Marketing Club, Spanish Club, Scrapbooking

Cross Country

Awards and Accomplishments: French Honor Society Society

Awards and Accomplishments: Spanish Honor

Sudarshan Swamy Claire Sweeney

Hometown: Andover

"You play football?!? What are you, the football?" -Dr Arinello

"Veritas, Unitas, Caritas, Demeritas." - Tom Burnham

"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." - Mahatma Gandhi

Memories: Getting my car hit by Taylor Scanlon when §& it was parked, thanks Taylor. Kimono squad in Disney. Meeting some awesome new people and making new friends. Discord. Free block. Hanging out with some cool people. Watching Baccari give write ups. Playing Mario kart and eating pizza in Baccari's class

Robotics, Business Club, Student Council (Secretary of Senior class) Math peer tutors, Sunday Swim Swim Captain, Track, Cross Country Awards and Accomplishments: Swim 4x CCL Champs

Denis Taylor

Hometown: Melrose

"Don't hate the player, hate the game."

Memories: RWC, scheme szn, denim out, Puerto Rico trip, Disney trip, Rip City, Lonzo, super long free block, Sigma Ruesch, the Inwood shimmy, The Feasts, Scan breaking his nose, Scan breaking his ankle, yerps, RUFO

Intramural Softball Captain, Spanish Club

Varsity Basketball Captain, Varsity Baseball Awards and Accomplishments: Spanish Honor Society

Kaylee Totisco

Hometown: Wilmington

"Be kind to one another"- Ellen Degeneres, after every single one of her shows

Memories: Prom, Disney (SHIVAKO), "pretty eyes", SMR medal, NYC, lemons, Kale and George, Doba/ Bagel world runs, wheat thins GM

SE GA PD RH FC AV

Student Ambassador, Senior Vice President

Varsity Cheerleading, Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field,JV Basketball Awards and Accomplishments: Cheerleading CCL

Champions

Hometown: Reading "The thing about new beginnings is that they require something else to end."

Memories Cross Country, Disney Spanish Peer Tutors, NHS Varsity Cross Country

Jake Thain

Hometown: Stoneham

"Where did he come from?"-CM There you go."-CM "Formaldehyde"-JT "Who brought their fridge to the game?" - KB "You're dumber than tree stump." -LF

"If could hit I'd play third on the Red Sox."- SS

Memories: The earth is flat and water is not wet. Football camp, baseball season, hockey season, pasta parties. Baseball bench with KB Intramural softball, Dance Club

Varsity Football Captain, Hockey, Baseball Awards and Accomplishments: Spanish National

Isabella Totino

Hometown: Melrose

"I can't go back to yesterday because was a different

- person then." “Lewis Carroll

Memories: Meeting my friends, watching Gravity Falls, becoming a NASA woman, visiting New Hampshire, Halloween movie marathons and sleepovers, yee, ladies in the back, all the teachers I've met, Marie and road trips, chorus, drama, and art.

Multicultural Club-President, Art Club-President, Chorus, Drama, Scrapbooking Club, National Honor Society, Junior Ambassador Society, Cougar Academic

Training, Spanish Club Awards and Accomplishments: Distinction Role- 9th, 10th, 11th, & 12th grade, Scholastic Art and Writing Awards- Honorable Mention, Spanish Honor Society Dance

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Hometown: Reading

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“J don’t talk trash. talk smack. They’re totally different.” Kelly Kapoor, The Office The Stones in Ms Grace’s Room, Avatar Ride in Disney, Free Block Bagel World Hauls, Scoring on my sure”

“You make me happy when skies are grey”-Hydra IVXVII

Memories: Disney, New York, Peru, Ionian Village, Prom, Powder Puff, Never a Dull Moment, Bus rides to games/competitions, Cheering for my Player #80MR, Bring It On, Ricky Ricardo, Penguin Sliding, Kate being an Angry Elf, Janet not knowing Obama’s last name, Mozz wheeling down the halls, Yams, Party Pants and Crusty Clubs, DYLANNN, CCQUE, Logan thinking that spaghetti is pronounced “long pasta”, ) Many trips to Bagel World, RIP RUFO

4 Senior Retreat Leaders

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Hometown: Allentown, Pennsylvania

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Memories: foreigner \ APVNUT, Dance Club

Cross Country Captain, Indoor and Jutdoor Track Awards and Accomplishments: John's Hopkins Book Award, Outstanding Achievement in Chemistry Award, Cross Country League All Star, Cross Country Coaches Award

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Left to Right: Vice President Nicholas Ryan, President Mitchell Kennedy, Secretary Anthony Bundock, and Public Relations Miguel Canizalez

Left to Right: President Caroline Russell, Vice President Kaylee Todisco, Secretary Sudarshan Swamy, and Public Relations Paige D'Ambrosio

A Letter to the Seniors...

Members of the Class of 2018, and now, Fellow Austin Alumni,

I am very fortunate to be able to say that I have had a friend for fifty years. His name is Dan Kelly, and we met _freshman year at Austin Prep. It is hard to say how and when friendships take root. But I can say with certainty that this one had a lot to do with shared experience. Dan and I had quite a bit of that and I suspect the evolution of our friendship will sound familiar to you.

I came a long way from home to go to high school. Thirteen whole miles. For a freshman that might as well have been a hundred. Most kids in my Lawrence neighborhood went to the city high school or the local Catholic school. I opted for the more regional school with the longer ride, just like you did! While at Austin, Dan and I shared dozens of hours of math, science, history, religion, English and language classes. And dozens more again on practice and game fields of the sports we played together. I stayed at his house with his family, and he came to mine.

The boundaries of Reading soon gave way to Woburn, then to Somerville and to Medford because that is where Dave, Mac, Tom, Tony, Murph and Dennis lived. Those boundaries gave way to Boston because that is where the Red Sox and Celtics played and where BC played Holy Cross and BU played Harvard. Maybe we should apply! How did we figure out where to go? Driving certainly made the broadening horizons easier to reach. Had to call home to plead for an extra half hour or so past curfew to get home more often than I care to remember. My neighborhood just got bigger and bigger each year I spent at Austin.

I went to college in Worcester and Dan in Amherst, and, of course, we found time to meet in each of these places too. Now he is in San Diego and I’m in Reading and time and distance don’t seem to matter.

I suspect some of this story sounds familiar to you. I have watched the roots of this experience get planted every year of the forty-five that I have spent teaching at Austin. All of us took a chance going to high school “far away from home. Somewhere among your classmates - among the graduates of the Class of 2018 - is your friend for fifty years. We are blessed.

Sincerely,

Mr. Dowd Dean of the Class of 2018

In the final few months of high school, the memories are always bittersweet. Final sports games, whether played or attended, the last pep rally, the Disney Trip, and many more experiences are all fun in the moment. The Class of 2018 made their mark on Austin Prep during their senior year and set in place a model of academic excellence and enormous school spirit. May these photos be a reminder of who you were then and the people who shaped that.

Junior year, despite being the hardest academically (and most stressful in the dawn of college applications), proved amazing for the class of 2018. Traveling to New York City, Prom, Powderpuff and more, made this year one for the memory books. New friendships were made and old ones remained strong. And throughout these trips and adventures, the comrarderie grew within the class.

Sophomore Year 2015-16

Their second year at Austin was a memorable one for the Class of 2018. As sophomores, school spirit prevailed through football games, more pep rallies, and the string of "sweet sixteen" parties. Decked out in white and various spirit week costumes, these sophomores made the most of an academically challenging year.

Freshman Year 2014-15

"Cherish these moments, for tomorrow they will be memories."

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Seven Years

"My experience at Austin Prep has been different than a student who was not here the whole seven years. I experienced a new opportunity at each age at Austin. As a sixth grader, I remember being nervous around the high school students. As a senior, seeing the younger kids allows me to realize how seven pivotal years at this school changed me for the better."

-Joshua Bartinicki, '18

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A Letter to the Juniors...

Class of 2019,

Congratulations on completing your junior year of high school! You are no longer the new students you were in the Fall of 2015, and you are about to become the leaders of our community next year. It is often said that your 11th grade year is one of the most important and it can certainly be one of the most stressful because of schoolwork, clubs, sports, jobs, other commitments, and the looming college application process. You have begun to realize that life, as Dr. Seuss puts it, is a "Great Balancing Act".

While the deadlines and hard work will not come to end, your time at Austin soon will. If we have one piece of advice, it is not to waste the time you have left. Next year, your senior year, is the last time life will be like this. It is the last time your friend groups will be here, together every day. It is the last time you will walk the halls of Austin Prep. It is the only time you will be seniors in high school. It will be filled with work, it will be frustrating, it will be unique, it will be filled with accomplishments and adversity, but it will be filled with fun times and laughter, and it will go by fast. Please enjoy it and take every opportunity to make it the best year for yourself, your classmates, and all the underclassmen who will look up to you.

Best wishes,

Mr.

Matthew Diapella '88

Ms. Jessica Foster, Dean of the Class of 2019

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A Letter to the Sophomores...

Dear Sophomores,

Congratulations on making it halfway through your high school years at Austin. We hope you | have formed strong friendships that will help motivate you, support you, and encourage you as you enter into the more challenging upperclassmen years. While classes may get more difficult _ and college will now be on your horizon, we have seen you grow in confidence and ability during | this past year so we know you will rise to meet the challenge. Remember though, junior year is : not just about challenging yourself and performing to the best of your ability; it is also about | having more responsibility as younger students start to look up to you, and more freedom to seek ) out the things that truly interest you. Through it all - challenge and opportunity - draw upon those | friendships to find the deepest fulfillment.

‘\ All our best,

Mr. Peter DeLuca

Ms. Sarah Meier, Dean of the Class of 2020 Moderator of the Class of 2020

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A Letter to the Freshmen...

Dear Freshmen,

One hundred eighty-three school days ago you walked into your first day as a freshman in high school. This was the first day you interacted with many of the people that will be cheering you on in three short years as you walk across the stage and receive your Austin Prep diploma.

You have survived freshman biology class, you pushed your creative boundaries in art, music, and 4 acting class, and you elected your first leaders of student council. You have taken countless tests ‘and quizzes and worked on more group projects than you can count. And in these moments, your teachers have instilled in you the qualities of a strong leader, listener, writer, and performer.

| While you may not remember the parts of a plant cell years from now, you will remember the / relationships you have formed, the sports games you attended, and the crazy pink tutu you bought for Spirit Week. If you have not taken the opportunity to be involved in these types of activities, I ‘urge you to take advantage of all of these moments as you continue your Austin journey.

|I guarantee that you are not the same person you were 183 school days ago, and three years from / now, you will be a different person than you are today. Keep working hard, take every chance you ‘can to form strong bonds with your peers and teachers, and never give up because as Christopher 1 Robin said, “You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.”

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A Letter to the Eighth Grade...

Class of 2022,

It seems like only yesterday that we began our Journey at Austin Prep together-- several of you as new sixth graders and me as the new Head of Middle School. Each year your class grew, adding new scholars, artists, athletes, and leaders. Throughout your time in Middle School, you took risks; and it was in the process of stretching yourself by trying different activities and classes, meeting friends, and learning from both your accomplishments and adversity that you grew.

You were a part of tremendous change these past few years. During your Middle School Journey, Austin Prep introduced Mandarin, participated in the Middle School State Drama Festival, created electives in Art and Design, expanded club offerings, promoted student leadership with Student Council, began new traditions, and celebrated 30 years of Middle School and 25 years of co-education.

As you transition into Upper School, I hope you take with you your sense of adventure. Find opportunities to explore and try new things: a class, sport, or service experience that you haven't explored before. You'll be amazed at what you can learn about yourself by availing yourself of chances to go beyond yourself. Part of the spirit of adventure is being open to new people. Listen to other perspectives and viewpoints; this will also help others to be better listeners to your ideas.

Iam proud of the young women and men you have become and look forward to watching your continued Journey at Austin Prep!

All the Best,

Mr. McLaughlin, Head of Middle School

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A Letter to the Seventh Grade...

Dear Seventh Grade,

Congratulations on reaching the end of the seventh grade. It has been a remarkable year, full of learning and adventure. You challenged yourselves, and each other, to do your best every day. There may have been difficult moments along the way and challenges that seemed insurmountable, but we have seen you rise to the occasion and do things that maybe you never thought possible.

Each choice, decision, action you make has a direct effect not only on your life, but the lives of people around you. Whether it is holding the door open for someone with their hands full, giving directions to a classroom or inviting a new student to each lunch with you, your life is full of moments that shape your character.

This year, we have seen you all grow into young men and women of exemplary character; young men and women we are proud to teach. As you move on to 8th grade, you have the chance now to take greater leaps and bigger chances. Keep being curious about the world around you, strengthen those bonds of friendship with your classmates and always keep doing your best. It has been a pleasure to be your teachers this year and we can't wait to see what you do next.

Best,

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A Letter to the Sixth Grade...

Dear Sixth Graders,

Can you believe you’ ve finally finished your first year here at Austin Prep? Do you remember when you walked in those doors wondering if you had all the pieces of your big binder with you? We know that you were scared but that didn’t last long, because you adjusted together. We bet you didn’t even notice because it was a tiny little bit every single day.

Look how far you’ve come. Most of you went from one elementary school classroom where you spent your whole day being carefully looked after by a single teacher, to a school that seemed so large. Here, you had to seek out a new room for every class. Wasn’t it silly of us to hide the art room from you in a separate wing? Now you are pros, zipping through packs of seniors to get to your classes.

You learned to bond and play together at Project Adventure, and found lasting friends by talking face to face in the dining hall rather than playing with your iPads. So many people have commented on how you all, as a group, are kind to one another and go out of your way to include every student. Stay that way!

Academically, you have met the challenge of managing your time to complete all of your assignments, you have begun employing note-taking skills, and have even tackled new languages. In 7th grade, we know you will learn to use your iPads as tools not toys! We have faith in you!

We can’t express how much fun we have had teaching you this year. We love you, and are so proud of the people you are. Don’t forget to carry that kind spirit with you all the way through middle school and beyond. We can’t wait to see where your Austin journey will take you, and we all smile when we imagine you finally shaking the headmaster’s hand as you take your diploma. We will be cheering for you.

Best,

Ms. Blais #

Above: Mr. McLaughlin assists his advisee, Chris Gerety '22, with a French assignment.

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One Color, Many Memories

Above: The stands at Austin's first football game. Football is the most attended sport in the fall. Students show extreme spirit and dress up in crazy ways. In this game, everyone is wearing black clothes in support of the blacked out theme. A junior says, "It was really cool seeing everyone coming together, with everyone dressed in all black, cheering on and supporting the football team."

Above: Service Day is in action as seniors help out at Strongwater farm.

Left Top: The JV volleyball team gets pumped up!

Left Bottom: Goalie Sam MacCormack punts the ball up the field.

Right: Golfer Will Lawson chips onto the green.

A Season of Success

The fall season was a stellar display of the athletic talent at Austin. Nearly all teams placed in the CCL division while Cheerleading, Girls Cross Country, and Golf were recognized as League Champions. One member of the cheerleading team states, “T wasn't expecting to win so when they announced our name everybody was screaming because they were so happy." Cross country's win was the first in 13 years: “It felt good winning the CCL champs and we haven't won in 13 years, so it felt nice to win. We were all so happy and proud of each other." In addition to these Varsity CCL titles, the JV volleyball team showed superb performance with an undefeated record.

Beyond sports, the fall was an active season for campus ministry, the drama club and other clubs and activities around the school. Convocation Mass went off without a hitch to ring in the new school year, and the 6th, 9th and 12th graders took to the trees for Project Adventure. The Friends of Rachel club hosted their annual Halloween parade in Meelia Hall, and students embarked on several different service trips along the North Shore. The Drama Guild performed the play, “I Saw Myself Running: A Night of Radio,” a new type of performance for the actors here at Austin. Closing out the fall season was Spirit Week, which included themed dress down days, the senior vs. teacher dodgeball game, and finally the pep rally. Each grade dressed in their class colors and members of fall sports participated in small competitions. It was a huge success, and really united our community.

On Friday, September 15th, the Austin Prep Community gathered together for the annual Convocation Mass, led by Fr. Patrick Armano. Dr. Hickey announced the theme of this year: advancing excellence, in honor of the school celebrating 25 years of coeducation.

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service Day

On November 9th, Austin Prep held its 3rd annual Day of Service, in honor of St. Augustine's birthday. This year Jonathan Ronzio, who founded Explore Inspired, came to speak. He talked all about his journey traveling from Argentina to Alaska, volunteering in every country along the way. Afterwards, students set off on their own service projects. His presentation was a great way to inspire the students for the day ahead.

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Right: Sophmores Liam Goddard and Evan Gouveia carry tree branches into the forest at Lynn Woods.

Senior Project Adventure

There are no ordinary moments

August 30, 2017

Cameron O'hearn reaches out to climbing partner Georgiana Munick and helps her across the pllatform to complete one of the many difficult obstacles at Project Adventure.

Life's a Climb, but the View is Great

Logan Bravo high in the trees balances between unstable platforms.

Seniors took on obstacles of all sorts a ladder made from logs, rope bridges that widened at every step, and aerial courses that required great balance and trust from all team members. "I really enjoyed learning more about my classmates and my own abilities," Dylan Arnold reflects after his experience at Project Advenure.

Above: Ryan DiNapoli swings towards a platform in an attempt to stack cubes in a contest between his group members.

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"It was definately a great bonding and trusting exercise."

When the 9th graders headed to Project Adventure for the day, freshman TJ Dysart was initially skeptical, "I remember how weird it was when we first got there, playing all the games and exercises." However, by the time the day was over, TJ had changed his mind about Project Adventure,"Nobody wanted to leave; it was definitely a place I would go again." The 9th grade trip to Project Adventure is an annual event at Austin Prep, one that is meant to introduce students and encourage teamwork within the grade, a goal TJ felt was successfully achieved. "It was definitely a great bonding and trusting experience. I really thought it did a great job bringing the new kids together."

New friends are made at Project Adventure, a place that prides itself in helping to foster teambuilding Skills.

| Saw Myself Running A Unique Night of Radio Theater

"Freddy, Don't Wanna Dream Anymore''

Christopher Aldrich, the new drama teacher, brought a unique perspective to the Austin Fall Drama this November. "I Saw Myself Running" was an original live-action production of two famous radio plays broadcasted during the 1930's. Between the "episodes" of each radio drama, soloists like Isabella Totino and Deana Geomeles serenaded the crowd with some vintage ballads.

One of the two radio plays performed by the Austin Drama Guild was an intricate psychological thriller that told the story of a woman with intense nightmares. Starring Aingea Venuto and Conor Long, “I Saw Myself Running” details the nightly terrors of a woman named Susan and her husband’s refusal to take her disturbances seriously. Nothing could be more terrifying than seeing yourself running from the unknown and becoming trapped in this dream world forever. The simple staging of the Black Box theater created an intimate environment perfect for this intense drama. Aingea states, “because we were closer to the audience and actors were placed between guests, the show would not have been as successful had it been performed on the regular stage”. This segment of the show was an outstanding part of an extraordinary performance by all involved.

Who Did it?

All they wanted was "The Duck’, but what they got,

Investigative Action The second radio play of the production was the story of detective they never Sam Spade. Played by both Conor Long and Jeremy Franceour, the detective investigates the murder of Marty (find last name) which leads to confrontation with gansters and expected. endangers his family members.

Juniors participate with horror eostiies: at the Austin Prep annual costume parade.

Sochnees Maddie Rinklin, Dani Rich & Olivia Caruso, all members of iu the Austin Prep girls soccer team, ail! 2 dress up as the main characters in ¥ the book Holes.

sea Sra. Sherry and Sra. Filadoro hold a pumpkin painting contest for their culinary clubs. On the Friday before Halloween, each participant whipped out their best crafting skills to win a fun first place prize. Julia Rice recalls, "even though my pumpkin didn't win, I still had a fun time."

Powder Puff

On November 20th, the juniors took on the seniors in the annual Powder Puff game. The cold didn't stop the Austin community from filling the stands to watch the exciting faceoff. While the junior girls made a commendable effort, the seniors’ immense athleticism proved too much: the seniors won in a complete blowout, 20-0. Senior Gwen Amico says, "We came in confident, having won last year. The seniors should always win, ities, and thats exactly what we did."

Above: Seniors Rachel Havey and Kaylee Todisco pose for the camera before the big game begins.

Above: The juniors line up, ready to take on their opponents. With the ball in their possession, the girls attempted to close the lead, but were unable to overcome the dominant seniors.

Seniors vs. Teacher Dodgeball Game

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Pep Rally

"After four years of being at Austin Prep, | can say that the pep rally is one of the only events where the entire school comes together and everyone has the same goal; school spirit." -Rachel Havey '18

GREEN, GREEN AND WHITE

The seniors of the varsity football team help the cheerleaders with their routines. While they cheer, the boys put Jake Thain up in a stunt with the help of cheer captain Rachel Havey.

Team Roster

Phillip Marchase 2018 #63

Michael Joyce 2018 #7

Kyle Spiller 2018 #5

Miguel Canizalez 2018 #74

Jonathan Catalano 2018 #64

Jake Thain 2018 #21

Kyle Barry 2018 #14

Mark Rubino 2018 #80

Lucas Gebolys 2019 #1

Sean Spencer 2019 #50

John Burke 2019 #56

Andrew Gould 2019 #52

Nick Christopher 2019 #55

Drew Nickerson 2019 #54

Dillan Cann 2019 #4

Matthew Rubino 2019 #12

Dante Centrella 2019 #85

Chris Tucker 2019 #10

Kyle Braciiska 2020 #3

Dhruv Patel 2020 #81

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Top Row (left to right): Head Coach Bill Maradei, Lucas Gebolys, Coach Barker, Phillip

Joshua Azor 2020 #11 Marchese, Michael Joyce, Miguel Canizalez, Jake Thain, Kyle Barry, Mark Rubino, Kyle

Max Giardina 2020 «#51 Spiller, Jonathan Catalano, Coach Rubino, Coach Bruce, Coach Armata

Michael Silva 2020 #2 Middle Row: Sean Spencer, John Burke, Andrew Gould, Nick Christopher, Drew

Timothy Norton 2020 #75 Nickerson, Dillan Cann, Matthew Rubino, Dante Centrella

Will Mears 2020 #70 Bottom Row: Kyle Braciska, Dhruv Patel, Connor McCarthy, Joshua Azor, Max Giardina, Zack Donohoe 2020 ©6#83 Michael Silva, Timothy Norton, Will Mears, Zack Donohoe

"Hard Way Only Way" Coach Maradei says as he leads his team into the season. This was Coach Maradei's 25th season coaching football at

Phillip Marchase, Michael Joyce, Kyle Spiller, Miguel Canizalez, Jonathan Catalano, Jake Thain, Kyle Barry, Mark Rubino

Hard Way Only Way

Right: Lucas Gebolys (1) recieves a handoff from quarterback Matt Rubino (12) in a tough matchup against Cardinal Spellman. "We knew going into this game that it would be a hard game to win, that is why we worked so hard in practice this week" said Captain Kyle Barry. One of the first of the season, this game brought the team a lot closer together.

Never a dull moment! Team

Roster

Elizabeth

Georgi

Isabella

Kaylee

Alana

Tarialis

Molly

Kelsey

Abigail

Sophia

Leah Centrella

Jenna

Olivia Ehrgott

Sami Igler

Sydney

Alison Pienta

Marilyn

Taylor

Molly

Victoria

Madigan

Jillian

Karli

Ava

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Seniors: |sabella Rosado, Elizabeth Abdoo, Captains: Haley

Rachel Havey Havey. Not Pictured: Andrea Lamonica

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Payton Ditchfield, Leah Centrella, Victori Kouyoumijan, ELizabeth Abdoo, Abigail Walsh, Madigan Laidlaw, Tarialis DeLeon, Ava Colella

Middle Row: Karli Brown, Kelsey Sparuk, Emma Ardizzoni, Taylor Simonelli, Georgi Munick, Molly Pine, Marilyn Reagan, Jillian Reagan, Le Thach

Bottom Row: Emma Simpson, Molly Beeley, Paige D'Ambrosio, Haley Sharp, Rachel Havey, Alana Vounessa, Sydney Newcomb, Sami Igler. Not pictured: Olivia Calias, Andrea Lamonica, Sopa Webb a bee a -/

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Georgi Munick, Kaylee Todisco, Haley Sharp, Vounessa, Paige D'Ambrosio, Paige D'Ambrosio, Alana Vounessa, Rachel

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CCl Champions

After a long and difficult season due to

injuries, the Austin Prep Varsity Cheer team claimed their fourth CCL title. "We had many injuries and had to change our routine twice, but we knew we could pull it off," says captain Haley Sharp. Before going on the floor for CCL's, Rachel Havey, the other captain, told her teammates, "the only team that will beat you, is you." After a stellar routine, the girls not only won the CCL's, but they advanced to regionals.

Top Row (left to right): Madigan Laidlaw, Olivia Ehrgott, Payton Ditchfield, Jenna Cobb, Victorio Kouyoumjian, Ava Collela

Bottom Row: Molly Beeley, Haley Sharp, Kaylee Todisco, Rachel Havey, Sydney Newcomb. Not pictured: Olivia Calias, Sophia Webb

Boys Varsity Soccer

Austin's Varsity Program once again made the playoffs, for the fourth consecutive year. Coach Ford stated, “The reason we made it this far is our hard effort.” When asked about the practices, Coach Ford said his players live by the quote, “Every day is day 1.” It means to give your all everyday, as if it were tryout day.

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First Row (left to right:): Coach Ford, Sam Diangelis, ae Bravo Se

Michael Chabra, Sal Lococo, Liam O'Donnel, Spencer ie ven Casey, Gary Pare, Nick Ryan, Coach Bordua

Second Row: Ben Lidoski, Calo Lograsso, Phil Mills, Mike Arrigg

Michael Barletta, Jade Dagher, Mike Arrigg

Third Row: Will Hamilton, Justin Chicarelli, Mitch Kennedy

Logan Bravo, Ryan Dinapoli, Taylor Scanlon

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Left to Right: Justin Chicarelli, Liam

Left to Right: O'Donnell, Taylor, Will Hamilton,Mitch Mitch Kennedy, Logan Bravo, Ryan Kennedy, Logan Bravo, Ryan Dinapoli. DiNapoli

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Ben Lidoski fights to clear the ball.

Left: Calo Lograsso goes against an Archbishop player for a 50/50 ball.

Right: The team huddles around Coach Ford to hear the gameplan.

Above: Liam O'Donnell punts the ball upfield.

Micheal Barletta takes the ball up the sideline.

Phil Mills beats the Mitch Kennedy sends the defender to score. ball to the strikers upfield.

Girls Varsity Soccer

"It's not about how good you are.. it's about how good you want to be." - Paul Arden

Team Roster

Maggie

Ellen

Caroline

Sophia

Emma

Catherine

Liz

Jessie

Emily

Olivia

Maddie

Dani

Mia

Kaelah

Devon

Gabby

Jessica

Jillian

Catherine

Sam

Captains:

Seniors: Maggie Barden, Caroline Russell, Ellen Klucznik

Top row (left to right): Alberto Lozano (assistant coach), Devon Robinson, Emma Simpson, Caroline Russell, Liz May, Ellen Klucznik, Maggie

Barden ,Catherine Rose, Samantha MacCormack, Tim Phelan (head coach)

Middle row: Sophia Whittaker, Gabby Vachon, Jessica Caputo, Olivia Caruso, Emily Lucera, Jillian Fisher, Ashley McGrath

Bottom row: Catherine Gallagher, Mia Han, Jessie Spada, Dani Rich, Kaelah Ross, Maddie Rinklin

"We are not just a team, we

CCL Champions

For the first time since 2004, the girls varsity soccer team claimed the title of CCL champions. They finished with a league record of 8-1-1 and an overall record of 18-4-1. The close bond that these girls have with eachother is what has led them to their success on and off the soccer feild. "This season is different, I have never felt closer to a group of girls in my life." -Maddie Rinklin '20

Left: Ellen Klucznik, '18, fights for the ball in a tough one on one against rival Archbishop Wlliams.

Team Roster

Nick Hampoian

Matt Sacco

Alex Maffeo

Cole Murphy

Michael Strazzere

Sully Marino

Michael Simonelli

Ava Lauria

Will Lawson

Nolan Ricci

Justyn Borque

Douglas Russo

Chris Gerety

Rocco Maitino

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Will Lawson, Michael Simonelli, Sully Marino, Douglas Russo, Justyn Borque, Nolan Ricci, Coach Mayo

Bottom Row: Ava Lauria, Michael Strazzere (captain), Alex Maffeo (captain), Cole Murphy, Nick Hampoian (captain), Matt Sacco (captain)

Not Pictured: Chris Gerety

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"One of the greatest moments of the season was playing at Winchester Country Club because it is one of the nicest courses in Massachusetts," remembers sophomore Justyn Borque. Another great moment for the team was when they scored more than 200 points in a match at Four Oaks Country Club and Mount Hood. " It made the team feel proud," noted Borque.

Top Averages

Below (Left to right)

1st- Nick Hampoian

2nd- Mike Strazzere

3rd- Alex Maffeo

4th-Ava Lauria

5th- Sully Marino

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Cross Country

Seniors: Andrew Kazmer, Anthony Bundock, Jonathan Roberts, Swamy Sudarshan, Daniel Mannion, Stephanie Casaletto, Maggie Weber, Olivia Raza, Alexis Nichols, Ashley DeFritas, Caitlyn Leonard, Claire Sweeney, Eizabeth Hoffman, Kristina Coffey, Paige DeFritas,and Bridget Kelley

Juniors: Nick Gilmore, Rachel Galatis, and Izzy Achab

Sophomores: Mitchell Paige, Alexandrias Leonidas, Josh Kazmer, Catherine Mawn, Katherine Morin, and Katie Quinn-Cyr

Freshmen: Dominick McDonough, Stephen Burke, Serafina Tavano, Arya Gupta, Claudia Scott,Alyssa Cross, Emma Ricciardelli, Maddy Botti, and Huadan Zheng

6th Grade: lan Simpson, Lauren Costa, Jaelyn Walsh, and Natasha O’Rourke

Above (left to right): Bridget Kelley '18, Mitchell Paige '20, Claire Sweeney '18, Anothony Bundock '18, and Maggie Weber '18.

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CCL Champions

For the first time in thirteen years the girls cross country CCL title returned to Austin Prep! Leading the league with an undefeated record, the girls carried on their strong performance in the final race. The boys, only losing once to Arlington Catholic, made a valient effort and are going to come back even stronger next year.

"Building friendships helps to make the memories last forever." » ' |

- Catherine Mawn '20

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Seniors Stephanie Casaletto, Bridget Kelley, and Maggie Weber ensure a strong lead for their team with stellar performances early on in the CCL championship. Coach explained the importance of being mentally prepared to run a race: "You can only push yourself as far as you want to go."

Team Roster

Alicia Gaudet

Kate Ardito

Allison Mozzicato

Kristen Olsen

Emily Mastrocola

Amanda Williams

Natalia Guerra

Victoria Chambers

Alex Taylor

Julia Ditota

Jade Finnegan

Mauve Crehan

Cat Bravo

Maura Joyce

Amanda Patti

Captains: Alicia Gaudet and Kate Ardito

Top Row (left to right): Alex Taylor, Natalia Guerra, Cat Bravo, Coach Harkins, Jade Finnegan, Victoria Chambers, and Amanda Williams

Bottom Row: Julia Ditota, Allison Mozzicato, Alicia Gaudet, Kate Ardito, Kristen Olsen, Amanda Patti, and Maura Joyce

Left: Captain

cheers the team up when they make a mistake with her famous motto “over it,” which means ) they should just » let it go and = continue playing = hard.

Moments to Remember

"I think my favorite highlight was a game against Matignon. We were missing a few girls that day so a few of us had to play positions we had never played before, and we were still able to come out with a win."

-- Natalia Guerra '19

Alicia Gaudet

Left to right: Kate Ardito, Alicia Gaudet, Emily Mastrocola, Allison Mozzicato, and Kristen Olsen ——

"| thought [the Nutcracker] was spectacular. The dancers were on point."

Ella Saracco (above) competes on the undefeated girls hockey team.

A Geagon to Remember

Winter at Austin is a time of tradition. It is when we gather for many of our most beloved events. The Blue Mass, Door Decorating, Lessons and Carols, and the Nutcracker all present us with the unique opportunity to come together as a community to experience the most festive time of year. One event in particular draws crowds year after year, and for many has become a favorite tradition. Jenna Denker is a sophomore at Austin Prep, and for her and her family, Austin’s production of The Nutcracker remains an important part of their holiday season. “My whole family has gone three years in a row.” For Jenna, the show is a must-see event: “We make sure not to miss it. The show gets me in the Christmas spirit.” Jenna says that the show is always really well put together, but it's the dancers who truly make it special: "I thought it was spectacular. The dancers were on point." The Nutcracker remains a prime example of Austin tradition, which so many are proud to be a part of.

Austin's athletic teams also had an incredible season this winter. The swim team won CCL's for the fifth year in a row, and the girls hockey team has continued to be exceptional, with an undefeated record. The indoor track team also won the TCL Championship, and the boys basketball and hockey teams continue in the MIAA State Tournaments. Mr. Sport, the Dean of Students, remarked, "Historically, Austin has excelled at winter athletics, and this season has been no different. Teams have been competitive across the board, and league powerhouses in certain sports." The quality of winter athletics at Austin continues to impress: good luck in playoffs!

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Bridget Kelly an aggie Weber represent Austin at the Dartmouth Relays.

As part of the Austin senior tradition, the Class of 2018 took a trip to Disney World, November 29th through December 3rd, 2017. The experience gave students a unique opportunity to bond before they graduate. Matt Deroche remembers, "I had the best time ever, and I'm glad I had one last trip with my friends before we leave for college and go our separate ways."

Hickey in an early morning adventure to the Avatar ride.

The Nutcracker

Austin Prep's performance of The Nutcracker has been anannual tradition for nearly 25 years Directed by Marla Pascucci-Byrne, the student dancers always look forward to“; this fun way to get in the "& ¢ Christmas spirit. As Mrs. P \ (Ae notes, "Whether this is your aa first Austin Nutcracker or your fourth or more, I'm sure you'll find something special on our stage!"

Above (left to right): Senior soloists Margaret Weber, Mackenzie Barrall, Paige D'Ambrosio, Haley Sharp and Michael Joyce.

Right: Mr. Maradei performs as the chef, leading the cookie dancers.

December 16 217, 2017

"I've seen The Nutcracker many times, but I think this was my favorite performance ever."

- Gena Rhodes grade 10

On December 12th, the Austin Prep community gathered together for the annual Lessons and Carols performance. It was a marvelous night, filled with readings and wonderful music performed by Austin's band and chorus. Mrs. Theriault remarked, "Lessons and Carols is a beautiful way to remember the true reason for the season. I think it is a wonderful treat that we | stop and take time to enjoy this beautiful Austin tradition." Lessons and Carols always brings the Austin community closer together.

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Left: Upper School Winner- Ms. Maijenski, "Snowglobe"

Right: Middle School Winner- Ms. Donnelly, "Gingerbread House"

Below Left: Below Right: Most Creative— Mr. Most Original- Mrs. Taylor's Advisory Meier's Advisory

On December 8th, 2017, Austin Prep held its 2nd annual Blue Mass. The Blue Mass is held to honor the sacrifices made by the men and women of our police and fire departments every day. Dr. Hickey concluded the ceremony by quoting St. Francis, " 'At the end of our time on this earth, we can take nothing we have received with us'no money, no possessions. But we can take what we give: love and sacrifice and the men and women of blue exemplify that every day. We would do well by following their lead."

snowball Dance

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Honoring MLK Ain't A Woman?

On August 28th 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr. gave On March 15th, Austin Prep iad ic "LH AD " he@ ee Gn thered Meelia Hall toh

Below: The 8th grade students traveled to his iconic ave ream" speech. On January 1: gathered in Meelia Hall to honor washington, D.C. and found Sojourner Truth's bust 2018, Austin prep honored Dr. King by reading the four African-American women in Emancipation Hall in the U.S. Capitol Building. speech aloud in its entirety. Students out around Meelia who were crucial voices in the Hall recited different lines, making sure to capture the fight for equality. A chamber emotion behind his words. The performance was music theatre performance by inspirational, and greatly helped the community Core Ensemble, entitled "Ain't I understand the importance of Dr. King's contribution to a Woman" after Sojourner the civil rights movement as well as the difficulties many Truth's famous speech, displayed the personalities and work of four black female leaders of the 18th and 19th centuries. Sojourner Truth, Zora Neale Hurston, Clementine Hunter, and Fannie Lou Hammer each had their own unique voice, which they projected through art, public speaking, or political action. These four women were incredibly brave and did not hesitate to speak out against the injustice they experienced during their lives. They stand as important examples for courage, peace, and activism.

The Stoneman Douglas shooting was a tragic moment in history. Seventeen lives were lost on Valentine's Day 2018, and many families are broken forever. Austin Prep decided to take a stand, so we held a mass honoring the students and teachers who died. After the ceremony, many also participated in a "walkout" or protest of sorts to demand action by legislators. Additionally, the 8th graders who traveled to D.C. brought a signed petition for stricter gun laws to the White House. Austin Prep students also signed a banner to show support for the survivors of the shooting, which was sent to the high school in Florida.

Right (clockwise): A Core Ensemble actress brings to life the voices and personalities of abolitionist Sojourner Truth, civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer, writer Zora Neale Hurston and painter Clementine Hunter.

Team Roster

Logan MacDonald 2018

Ellen

Rebecca

Kate

Janet

Ava

Mia

Catherine

Julie

Below: Captains Jade Finnegan, Ellen Klucznik, and Rebecca Lococo

Top Row (left to right): Janet Geomelos, Maggie Barden, Ellen Kluznik, Rebecca Lococo, Logan MacDonald, Kate Ardito, Jade Finnegan

Bottom Row (left to right): Catherine Bravo, Julie Torres, Mia Han, Amanda Williams, Katie Tarpey, Ava Carbone, Emma Simpson, Devon Robinson

Remembering the Moments

Although the team had their struggles, they also had big victories throughout the season. Captain Jade Finnegan reflects on a game against Hamilton Wenham: "We were the better team, but played a little rough to start. We came out very strong in the end and had an awesome comeback. I had a big three and Ellen had an awesome assist to me to get up by 1. We were then down by one, and Cat Bravo hit two huge free throws in the end." Senior Logan McDonald remembers her favorite game against Bishop Fenwick: "This game was really fun because even though we lost we went into overtime and all played really well together against a very good team." These games = will be moments that the « is a players always remember.Pine 4

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Boys Varsity Basketball Team

Roster

Stephen Reddy 2018 #23

Ryan Andrews 2018 #10

Logan Bravo 2018 #25

Dennis Taylor 2018 #3

Jonathan Roberts 2018 #14

Taylor Scanlon 2018 #15

Mitchell Kennedy 2018 #24

Jimmy Lordan 2018 #20

Peter Kelly 2018 #21

Zach Barden 2021 Ale

William Mears 2020 #13

Josh Azor 2020 #11

Jerry Caruso 2020 #2

Aiden Beers 2021 #5

Logan Bravo, Peter Kelly

Top Row (left to right): Ryan Andrews, Denis Taylor Left to Right:

Top Row (left to right): Zach Barden, Ryan Andrews, Denis Taylor, Logan Bravo, Peter Kelly, William Mears, Aiden Beers Bottom Row: Jerry Caruso, Taylor Scanlon, Jonathan Roberts, Stephen Reddy, Jimmy Lordan, Josh Azor

Stephen Reddy, Denis Taylor, Peter Kelly Bottom Row: Taylor Scanlon, Jonathan Roberts, Stephen Reddy, Jimmy Lordan

The Austin Boys Basketball Program steal the ball. had another strong season, qualifying for state tournament once again. When asked about the team's success, Coach Polli remarked, “Though we don’t have much size, we make up for it with our shooting. We have so much potential to be a contender for States. But my main goal is for these guys to enjoy every moment of the season, especially the seniors.” As captain Logan Bravo stated, “ I think that our defense is better than ever and that we could go very far in the tournament.” In fact, the team made it further than any AP team before, all the way to the North Sectional Finals. The semi-final game was also historic, with Stephen Reddy '18 scoring his 1,000th career point.

Far Right: Ryan

Below: The team lines up for the the National

Below: Denis Taylor goes up for a contested

Below: Ryan Andrews looks to pass.

Right: Logan Bravo attempts to

Right: Logan Bravo looks to make a move.

Andrews brings the ball up the floor.

Anthem.

Girls' Varsity Hoc

Lacey Douglass #1

Ella Saracco #2

Lauren Barry #3

Kendra Currier #4

Ana Mastrocola #6

Francesca Frelick #7

Samantha Taber #9

Emma Guthrie #10

Maeve Crehan #11

Maddie Rinklin #12

Felicia Zuccola #13

Alexandra Santostefano #14

Shannon Burke #15

Amelia Oulton #16

Grace Morey #17

Kara Cecchini #18

Sophia Whittaker #19

Maeve Carey #20

Jillian Fisher #21

Elise Lyons #23

Monique Lyons #24

Hannah Aveni #30

Bottom

Senior/Head Captain: Kendra

Assistant

Top Row (left to right): Grace Morey, Monique Lyons, Felicia Zuccola, Maeve Carey, Samantha Taber, Elise Lyons, Emma Guthrie. Middle Row: Lacey Douglass, Jillian Fisher, Kara Cecchini, Amelia Oulton, Shannon Burke, Lauren Barry, Maddie Rinklin, Hannah Aveni.

Row: Sophia Whittaker, Alex Santostefano, Ella Saracco, Maeve Crehan, Frankie Frelick, Kendra Currier, Ana Mastrocola.

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Captains (left to right): Ella Saracco '19, Maeve Crehan '19, Francesca Frelick '20, and Kendra Currier '18.

Striving for ExceWence

On January 8th, 2018, The girls varsity hockey team played against Billerica HS, a tough competition. The first time AP played Billerica, the team managed to pull out a 1-1 tie in the final seconds of the game. Remembering that game, Maddie Rinklin '20 encouraged her team: "They are going to come out on fire this game. We didn't play to our potential and didn' t work hard last time we played them and pulled off a tie. This game we need to leave it all out there. We need to work as hard as we can from the first step on the ice." The girls went on to win the game, maintaining an undefeated record. Throughout the season, their hard work and dedication paid off: they are CCL champions again. The girls have an uncommon chemistry, and this ability to connect and work together effectively ‘supported through an impressive playoff run as well. They nude the Austin community proud by advancing all the way to the D1 State Semi Final fateh: before finally falling to Woburn, 2-1, ina third period power play §goal.

Above: Maeve Crehan '19 faces off with opposing team, Longmeadow High School.

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"After being on the team for four “ years, these boys have become like family to me, and

whether we win

-Matt Sacco, '18

Top Row (left to right): Joseph Thibodeau, Evan Foulds, Aidan Elkins, William Cohen, Kevin Urquhart, Coach Pappas, Coach Silverthorne, Jake Thain, Douglas Russo, and Sullivan Marino Middle Row: Maxwell Pineo, Anthony Caferelli, Nicholas Caferelli, Robert Farrell, Andrew MacDonald, Christopher Roy, Connor Santos and Evan Rago Bottom Row: Richard Lyons, Michael Joyce, Jeffrey Harding, Dylan Arnold, Alexander Maffeo, and Matthew Sacco

Left to right: Richard Lyons, Michael Joyce,

Left to right: Maxwell Pineo, Jeffrey Harding Jeffrey Harding, Jake Thain, Alexander Maffeo, Nicholas Caferelli, and Alexander Maffeo Dylan Arnold, and Matthew Sacco

On December 28, the hockey team played one of their biggest rivals, Malden Catholic. Rising above the tough competition, AP started the game strong with JJ Harding scoring the first goal early in the first period. The team widened their lead and allowed Malden Catholic to score only once, coming out on top with a 5-1 victory. Harding said, "Heading into this game we knew it was going to be a battle, because Malden Catholic has always been one of our biggest rivalries. We pulled out with a big win, and I couldn't be more proud of my team." The boys capped a successful season by winning CCL's and qualifying for States.

Above: Captain Nicholas Caferelli faces off against #44 from St. Marys.

Boys Ski Team

Team Roster

Matthew Foulds 2018

Alexander Gorman 2018

Zach McCaldon 2019

Cole Choma 2020

Dante Filadoro 2021

Joshua Wang 2021

Connor Gagne 2022

Dario Filadoro 2022

Liam Fagan 2023

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Not pictured: Connor Gagne, Joshua

Cole Choma, '20, reflected on the season by saying, "The small amount of people on the team lead to us become much closer than in any previous years. This year was full of fun and memory making."

Although the Boys

Team was short on skiers this year, they were not short of

working hard and having fun. Matthew Foulds (left) remarked, "Although we were short on team members this year we still skied hard and plan on ending the season with a bang."

Top Row (left to right): Alexander Gorman, Matthew Foulds, Zach McCaldon, Connor Gagne

Row: Dante Filadoro, Dario Filadoro, Liam Fagan

Wang and Cole Choma

Left to right: Alexander Gorman, Matthew Foulds and Coach Diapella

Georgiana Munick, '18, recals a funny conversation with Mr. Reusch and her friend Cara: Mr. Reusch said, "Be the best Georgi on the mountain" and Cara said, "Mr. Reusch, she's the only Georgi on the mountain!"

Team Roster

Bottom Row: Lily Rizza, Cara Bancroft, Georgiana Munick, Lizzie Hart

Not pictured: Rachel Galatis and Georgia Polakis

When asked about the Girls' winning season, senior Rachel Galatis commented, "This year's Girls Ski Team was a very close team that was constantly laughing and having fun. I'm glad we also were able to be competitive on the slopes. Thank you everyone for making this season amazing!"

Left to Right: Cara Bancroft and Georgiana Munick

Top Row (left to right): Kaitlin Martin, Elizabeth Bodette, Deanna DiNitto, Ava Quinn, Julia Jenks, Mr. Reusch

Team Roster

Matthew Deroche 2018

Alyssa Mastracola 2018

Megan Olson 2018

Sudarshan Swamy 2018

Isabelle Achab 2019

Alexia 2019

Andrikopoulos 2019

Isabella Collins 2019

Erin Kiley 2019

Emma Morrison 2019

Maggie Raymond 2019

Cynthia Sullivan 2019 ae eee

Top Row (left to right): Coach Jennifer Trodden, Gwen Kirby, Alexia | Abigail Walsh 2020 Andrikopoulos, Emma Morrison, Savannah Cogan, Ben Sperling, Tyler Brown, Corinne Arel Stephen Burke, Nikita Orbits, Coach Lianne Nihan

Tvl B 2020 Middle Row: Kathleen Morrison, Sarah McGinness, Erin Kiley, Maggie Raymond, yier brown 2020 Corinne Arel, Ranjini Lyengar, Julian Yu, Joshua Kazmer

Joshua Kazmer 2020 Bottom Row: \sabella Collins, Megan Olson, Alyssa Mastracola, Matthew . Deroche, Sudarshan Swamy, Isabelle Achab, Abigail Walsh, Sophia Lee

Sarah McGinness 2020 Not Pictured: Cam Quinlan, Cynthia Sullivan

Nikita Orbits 2020

Cam Quinlan i

Julian Yu 5000 i Captains Seniors

Gwen Kirby 2021 ca

Ranjini Lyengar 2021

Kathleen Morrison 2021

Stephen Burke 2022

Sophia Lee 2022

Ben Sperling 2022

Savannah Cogan 2023

Left to Right: Coach Jennifer Trodden, Left to Right: Sudarshan Swamy, Meg Sudarshan Swamy, Joy Mastracola, Olson, Joy Mastracola, Matthew Matthew Deroche, Coach Lianne Nihan Deroche ‘

Top Left: Joshua Kazmer sprints in the 200 Individual Medly against St.

== Top Left: Stephen Burke swims in the 50 yard freestyle.

Bottom Left: Abigail Walsh swims

Below: Meg Olson swims freestyle

Mary's. in the 100 backstroke in the Wayland Invitational Meet. in preparation for a meet.

Bottom Left: Julian Yu wins in the 100 breaststroke against St. Mary's.

Below: Gwen Kirby races in the 500 freestyle against St. Mary's.

This year the Austin Prep Swim Team dominated the Catholic Central League, winning the championship for the fifth year in a row. Captain Matthew Deroche remembers, "Everyone got very close to each other this year and we became such a strong family." For the second year in a row, the team also went undefeated in all of their league dual meets. They were able to beat their most competitive rival, Bishop Fenwick, by nearly double their points. Swimmers Alyssa Mastracola, Isabelle Achab, Alexia Andrikopoulos, Erin Kiley, Emma Morrison, Abigail Walsh, and Nikita Orbits made sectionals and states in individual events and relays. Coach Lianne Nihan commented on the season by saying, "The team has worked hard this season both in the pool and together as a group to be the strong, supportive, successful team we are." The Austin Prep Swim Team proved yet again how big of a force they are in the CCL league and Austin Prep athletics.

‘Indoor Track be Field

Team Roster

Seniors

Kyle Barry, Miguel Canizalez, Stephanie Casaletto, Kristina Coffey, Ashley DeFreitas, Paige DeFreitas, Dania DeMarco, Daniel Hagan, Will Hamilton, Michael Joyce, Andrew Kazmer, Bridget Kelley, Caitlyn Leonardo, Daniel Mannion, Cole Murphy, Alexis Nicholas, Kristen Olson, Ricardo Orphanos, Olivia Raza, Caroline Russell, Caroline Sablone, Bryan Snow, Shan Srinivasan, Kaylee Todisco, Tyler Walsh, Margaret Weber

Juniors

Anthony Bundock, Jade Dagher, Julia DiTota, Nicholas Gilmore, Tara King, Hannah Levell, Ben Lidoski, Calo LoGrasso, Elizabeth May, Elise McGee, Jose Munoz, Joseph O'Connor, Olivia Privitera, Jack Richards, Sean Spencer

Sophomores

Leonidas Alexandris, Mia Bramante, Olivia Caruso, Michael Chabra, Cara Connolly, Fiona Connolly, Sofia Corapi, Natalia Grasso, Sophie Hampoian, Natalie Hanlon, Emily Hickey, Ava Lauria, Andrew MacDonald, Angelica Maloney, Catherine Mawn, Ashley McGrath, Riley McHugh, Olivia Mone, Mitchell Paige, Katelyn Quinn-Cyr, Kaelah Ross, Lauren Sablone, Natanael Santiago, Jonathan Whooley

Freshmen

Jessica Caputo, Ariana Clark, Alexis DeMarco, Molly Dugan, Isabel Geary, Arya Gupta, Emma Kilbridge, Ethan Luongo, Dominick McDonough, Sydney Raza, Eryn Trant

8th Grade: Brendan McCarthy

6th Grade: Alessandro Fanuele

Above (left to right): Emily Hickey '20, Shan Srinivasan '18, and Lauren Sablone '20.

Austin runners compete at the 2018 Dartmouth Relays.

Far Left (grid, clockwise): Elizabeth May '19, Stephanie Cassaletto '18, Catherine Mawn '20, Caroline Russell '18, Kristina Coffey '18, Andrew Kazmer '18.

Dartmouth

The Austin Prep Indoor Track team got off to a great start this season, and for the ninth time, qualified for the Dartmouth Relays. They showed strong performances at the meet, taking first place in the Girls Sprint Medley and second in the Boys 600m. Additionally, many of the team members were interviewed by the Mile Split team about their winning events and new records. Dartmouth was truly a bonding experience for the team, full of countless shared moments and memories. After Dartmouth, the team built on their success and went on to win the TCL Championship. It is safe to say that this team has a unique bond: the friendships, support and shared determination are extraordinary.

Right: Stephanie Casaletto, '18, looks to edge past her opponent.

"| would recommend trying track because there are so many events that there is going to be one that you will enjoy, and it allows you to meet new friends and try something new!"

- Olivia Raza '18

(Right, with Kristina Coffey)

Left: Shan Srinivassan '18

Left: Sophomores Olivia Caruso, Catherine Mawn, Lauren Sablone and Emily Hickey.

Cheerleading Basketball & Hockey ” Team

Roster

Elizabeth Abadoo

Isabella Rosado

Haley Sharp

Grace Barry

Payton Ditchfield

Bella Erikson

Molly Pine

Kelsey Sheriff

Jenna Cobb

Elizabeth De'Angelo

Olivia Ehrgott

Kendall Klipper

Molly Beeley

Lexy Drossos

Victoria Kouyoumijan

Madigan Laidlaw

Alexa Holeran

Ava Collela

Amelia Miller

Top Row (left to right): Elizabeth De'Angelo, Kendall Klipper, Jenna Cobb, Madigan Laidlaw, Bella Erikson, Grace Barry.

Bottom Row: Kelsey Roy, Isabella Rosado, Haley Sharp, Payton Ditchfield, Elizabeth Abdoo, Lexy Drossos.

Not pictured: Molly Beeley, Ava Collela, Olivia Ehrgott, Alexa Holeran, Victoria Kouyoumijan, Amelia Miller.

Cutie sala hare and Payton Ditchfield.

Seniors Isabella Rosado, Hayley Sharp, Elizabeth Abdoo.

Celebrating the Moments

When the players of the basketball or hockey team hear the cheerleaders rooting for them, it encourages them, makes a difference in their performance, and adds to their success. Captain Haley Sharp remembers, “Cheering on the sidelines is one of the best experiences I have had in high school. Leading the school in chants and cheering on the success of the basketball team is my favorite way to spend : my weekends." Payton Ditchfiled, the other captain of the team states, “Cheering at both the hockey and basketball games has been a great experience. Having two teams to root for and being part of two different crowds is so fun!” Thank you, cheer team, for all your hard work and support! p

Varsity Dance Team

"Be a S.T.A.R.- Show up. Tight, think, try. Give it your ALL. Respect your coaches, teammates, the other teams, and yourself." — Allison Mozzicato '18

Team Roster

Ella

Allison

Isabella

Alana

Crystal

Elizabeth

Top Row (left to right): |sabella Rosado, Crystal Zhao, Allison Mozzicato, Haley Sharp, Rachel Havey, Ella Dickens, Jenna Cobb, Alana Vounessea.

Bottom Row: Caroline Plante, Marilyn Regan, Elizabeth Boucher, Jillian Regan, Ally Pienta, Elizabeth Pasquale.

Isabella Rosado, Alison Mozzicato, Haley Sharp,

Isabella Rosado and Alana Vounessea Rachel Havey, Ella Dickens, and Alana Vounessea.

Never Let the Past Repeat Itself

The Dance Team at Austin Prep has had great success since the team was established in 2014, under the leadership of coach Colleen Robertson. In the past four seasons, the team has placed within the top three in both the Massachusetts State and New England Regional Competitions. On March 5, Austin Prep traveled to Framingham High School for the 2018 state competition. In previous years, Burncoat High School has dominated the competitive field in Massachusetts. But this year, the AP girls put on an amazing performance and received the highest score in Austin history. Falling only 3.2 points behind Burncoat, the Dance Team placed second in the state, moving onto the New England Championship and receiving a bid to Nationals in Orlando, Florida. As Captain Alana Vounessea put it, "We are out for blood this year." Although, she also added, "My goal this year is not just winning, it is to become a stronger team that enjoys their time together. What is the point of winning if you aren't having fun?" ‘This year's team was successful on both accounts, capping a successful season with another great performance at the selecive New England Championship, where they placed sixth.

Memories From the Past

For the 2018 season, Dance team decided to follow an old to new school theme, featuring iconic hits from Run-D.M.C and Tupac Shakur to Ludacris and Zay Hilifigerr (the rather unknown artist of the popular "Juju on That Beat" song). Even the costumes featured elements of new and old hip-hop attire: red bomber jackets, high-top converse, and old-school gym socks tied together the classic jams to modern music.

Dance Team poses with fans Gwen Amico, Kate Ardito, Mark Rubino, Emily Mastrolcola, Kaylee Todisco, and Georgi Munick at their first competition at Endicott College.

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Team members use the school dressdown day as an opportunity for a themed practice before the Superbowl.

Left: Derrick Cochran, '20, prepares his approach shot during a tennis match.

Left: Emily Hickey, '20, runs the 55m at a track meet.

As the end of the school year approaches, students often reflect on their past seasons and their academic performance. Seniors spend their last few months of high school in a state of anticipation for the future. For many, it is also their last time competing on an Austin Prep sports team. Whether a student has been on the team for seven years, Or four years, or just started this season, the end of high school athletic careers can be heartbreaking. Senior Rachel Havey says, “This season is bittersweet because it went by so fast. Seniors always tell you that it flies by, and it really does. I wish I had another year on the [softball] team.”

With a number of spring sports teams, there is a place for everyone. Senior Miguel Canizalez, who is member of the Outdoor Track and Field team, reflects on his experience over three years: “This team has been my family since I came to Austin Prep. We are so supportive of each other on and off the track. Even when we have to run extremely rigorous workouts, like the four by mile, I can always rely on my teammates to put a smile on my face. I will miss them all so much next year!”

Besides sports, students have many other events to look forward to in the spring. Sophomores, juniors and seniors anxiously await their National Honor Society acceptances. Students involved in the arts have upcoming shows and performances. Many talented student artists will have their works displayed in the Spring Art Show on April 12th. The Drama Club has a production of The Secret Garden on May 4th and 5th. Lastly, the Dance Club has a broadway-themed show, called Song and

Dance on May 12th. Of course for seniors, spring is an especially exciting time. Prom and graduation are around the corner, and and college acceptance letters flood into mailboxes and inboxes— seniors are

deciding how they will spend the next few years of their lives.

Below: Sylvanna Salines '19, hits-a backhand during a tennis match.

Right: The Girls Lacrosse Team huddles before a game.

Team Roster

Seniors

Anthony Bundock, Miguel Canizalez, Stephanie Casaletto, Justin Ciccarelli, Kristina Coffey, Ashley DeFreitas, Paige DeFreitas, Michael Joyce, Andrew Kazmer, Bridget Kelley, Daniel Mannion, Allison Mozzicato, Kristen Olson, Jonathan Roberts, Caroline Russell, Nicholas Ryan, Shanmukha Srinivasan, Sudarshan Swamy, Kaylee Todisco, Tyler Walsh, Margaret Weber

Juniors

Haley Nedroscik, Sydney Cerveny, Nicholas Gilmore, Benjamin Lidoski, Emma Morrison, Anthony Privitera, Olivia Privitera, Samantha Szczesny, Alexandra Taylor,

Sophomores

Leonidas Alexandris, Harrison Barker, Lauren Barry, Carlos Bernal, Abigail Brown, Gerard Caruso Salvatore Caruso, Fiona Connolly, Jenna Denker, Gabrirela Estabrooks, Sophia Freeman, Alden George, Natalie Hanlon, Mia Hemme, Emily Hickey, Joshua Kazmer, Andrew Macdonald, Anne Martin, Catherine Mawn, Connor McCarthy, Ashley McGrath, Riley McHugh, Katherine Morin, Jack Nakashian, Mitchell Paige, Dhruv Patel, Caroline Plante, Katelyn Quinn-Cyr, Danielle Rich, Devon Robinson, Christopher Roselli, Natanael Santiago, Alexander Talambekos,

Freshmen

Madeleine Botti, Thomas Brosnan, Olivia Cafarelli, Alexis DeMarco, Molly Dugan, Theodore Dysart, Jillian Fisher, Brianna Fountain, Ava Graichen, Arya Gupta, Ritchie John, George Kiu, Bingkun Lu, Ethan Luongo,Elise Lyons, Alexandra Martinson, Dominick McDonough,Faith Moran, Ryan Noyes, Jade Owirka, Emily Pessina, Sydney Raza,,Lily Silver, Cheyenne Smith, Hannah Sullivan,Dean Syed, Callum Tinkler, Olivia Venuto,Elizabeth Walsh

Middle School

Nathaniel Bibeault, Alessandro Fanuele, Cali Lafferty, Brendan McCarthy, Aidan McHugh, Natasha O'Rourke, Charles Pound, Sophia Taylor, Theodore Trant

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After taking the 2nd place title in CCL's last year, the Austin Prep track team prepares for an even better season to build on their success. The team has many strong and dedicated athletes, who support each other like a family. Not only do they cheer each other on during meets, but encourage each other in the classroom and outside of school as well. ‘The team and coaches have high hopes for the 2018 season and are excited to compete.

"This has without a doubt been the best team I’ve been a part of at AP. We know how to have fun and anyone can join no matter what, so we get to talk to and become teammates and friends with people you might not expect to."

—Miguel Canizalez

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Above: Emily Hickey '20 completes a long jump.

Team Roster

Kendra Currier

Jade Finnegan

Francesca Frelick

Serena Gilbride

Rachel Havey

Maura Joyce

Katherine Lemons

Logan McDonald

Sarah McGuiness

Amanda Patti

Caroline Sablone

Lauren Sablone

Alexandra Santostefano

Isabella Saracco

Katelyn Tarpey

Cristina Tighe

Captains (Left to Right): Coach Frank, Coach Katie, Logan #15 McDonald, Caroline Sablone, Kendra Currier, Rachel Havey #7 and Mrs. Brewer

Top Row (Left to Right): Coach Katie, Amanda Patti, Sarah McGuiness, Katherine Lemons, Lauren Sablone, Rachel Havey, Logan McDonald, Jade Finnegan, Cristina Tighe, Coach Brewer, and Coach Frank Bottom Row: Serena Gilbride, Katelyn Tarpey, Alexandra Santostefano, Maura Joyce, Caroline Sablone, Kendra Currier, Francesca Frelick, and IsabellaSaracco =).

Practice Makes Perfect

Coach Frank Sorrenti has big plans for his varsity softball team this season. "Our expectations each season are to improve as a team/program and compete for a CCL and state championship. Our expectation for this season is to get back to the state title game and win it after two heartbreaking loses the last two years." He also commented on the roles of the captains, saying "Our captains help our team in a number of ways: leadership, organization, assisting the coaching staff, etc. We have excellent leadership and rely on them heavily throughout the season." Under the leadership of coaches Frank, Katie, and Mrs. Brewer; along with captains Caroline Sablone, Kendra Currier, and Logan McDonald; the varsity softball team hopes to improve as a team and succeed in another exciting season.

Captains (Left to

Varsity Baseha Team

Roster

Top Row (Left to Right): Coach Busby, Coach Mac, Alex Martinez, Jason Giangrande, Colin Jaena, Cam Seguin Sean Derochers, Nicholas Christopher, Brian Snow, Coach Searles, Coach Merrill

Middle Row: Logan Bravo, Jacob Fee, Enzo Galletta, Kyle Barry, Josh Bartnicki, Peter Bruns, Dylan Arnold, Denis Taylor, Ryan Andrews

Bottom Row: Michael Barletta, Anthony Cafarelli, Jonathan Gilbride, Jacob Elbeery, Damon Kruppa, Andrew Croteau

Top Row (Left to Right): Ryan Andrews, Enzo Galleta, Logan Bravo, Kyle Barry, Logan Bravo, Brian Snow

Bottom Row: Jacob Fee, Alex Martinez, Josh Bartnicki, Peter Bruns, Dylan Arnold

Baseball is one of Austin’s most prominent and opular sports. They made a good run in the playoffs ast year and look to improve upon their success this year. As returning senior player, Denis Taylor said, “We are looking to go undefeated and have a great lineup of returning players along with multiple college commits working our infeld." Taylor also commented that he wants to make a run at states and impress colleges while doing that. Coach Busby stated,” This year we have a lot of returning seniors and I look forward to working with new players.” He already knows what his goal for this season is to “win a banner.” Another senior, Logan Bravo, said “The team looks pretty good this year and I want to end my ane school career on a good note by winning a state championship and enjoying the game.”

Right: The team practices their drills.

Below: Logan Bravo lays down a sacrifice bunt for his team.

‘EiW=' Below: Players =~" enjoy team je cameraderie in the | dugout and cheer » on teammates.

Girls Varsity Lacrosse Team Roster

Riley Lynch

Georgi Munick

Emma Ardizonni

Hannah Aveni

Maeve Crehan

Tara King

Ana Mastrocola

Ellie Richards

Sarah Sweeney

Sophia Whittaker

Amanda Williams

Shannon Burke

Katie Flynn

Sophie Hampoian

Emily Lucera

Maddie Rinklin

Jessie Spada

Felicia Zuccola

Casey Bachner

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Katie Flynn, Jessie Spada, Maddie Rinklin, Sophie Hampoian, Hanah Aveni, Shannon Burke, Felicia Zuccola, Emily Lucera, Emma Ardizonni, Casey Bachner

Bottom Row: Maeve Crehan, Sarah Sweeney, Ellie Richards, Riley Lynch, Georgi Munick, Ana Mastrocola, Sophia Whittaker, Amanda Williams, Tara King

Riley Lynch and Georgi Munick

Before every game, the girls gather thier sticks in

the air and shout, "Austin Hoorah!" They always make sure to hold the sticks in their left hand because it's closer to your heart.

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(left to right):

Memories on the Field

Austin's Girls Lacrosse team is very inclusive of students of all grades and skill levels. Even if you have never played lacrosse before, you are encouraged to play on the team and improve your skills. “I think that lacrosse is a great sport for anyone to try, even if you are new to it-the whole team will still support you and the coach will strive to make you a better player,” says a 9th grader on the JV team. The memories that you make with the team are irreplaceable, says 10th grader Deana Geomelos: “I love playing lacrosse, but the best part is the friends that you make on the team. They make practices, bus rides, and games exciting and memorable. Our team is like one big family.”

Varsity Boys Lacrosse

. Right: Captain Jack Richards gets feedback from Coach Smyth. When asked about the upcoming season, Jack stated, "We are staring this season after a tough loss to Ipswich in the semi finals last year. We are looking to come back stronger and capture a state title."

Team Roster

Alex Maffeo 2018 #2

Joseph O'Connor 2018 #6

J.J Harding (C) 2018 #10

Phillip Marchese 2018 #13

Kyle Spiller 2018 #14

Cole Murphy 2018 #16

Nick Hampoian(C) 2018 #19

Richard Lyons 2018 #26

Jimmy Theriault 2019 #1

Kevin Urquhart 2019 #8

Nicolo Sullo 2019 #9

Andrew Gould 2019 #11

Max Pineo 2019 #18

Robert Farrell 2019 #20

Jack Richards (C) 2019 #21

Evan Foulds - 2019 #24

Grant Smith 2019 #25

Will Cohen 2020 #5

Michael Chabra 2020 #12

Evan Zonderman 2020 #15

Zachary Barden 2021 #22

Seniors

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Bottom Row: Grant Smith, Joseph O'Connor, Kyle Spiller, Cole Murphy, Nick Hampoin, Alex Maffeo, Richard

Max Pineo

Top Row (left to right): Robert Farrell, Nicolo Sullo, Will Gotten: Andrew Gould, Kevin Urquhart, Jack Richards, Evan Foulds, Michael Chabra, Dillan Cann, Zachary Barden, Evan Zonderman, Jimmy

Lyons, Phillip Marchese,

Left to Right: Joseph O'Connor, Kyle Spiller, Cole Murphy, Nick Left to Right: Nick Hampoian, J.J Harding and Jack Hampoian, J.J Harding, Alex Maffeo, Phillip Marchese, Richard Richards Lyons

Ending last season with a tough loss in the semi-finals, the team is more motivated than ever to come out with a state title. Coach Symth said that this year "looks promising" for the program, and captain Nick Hampoian stated, "Big season coming out of 21 this year. Jack Richards is a huge part of our offense- I'm not that good, so I'm really relying on him."

Team Roster

Danielle Abdenour

Alexia Andrikopoulous

Jenna

Mla

Olivia Caruso

Gina Pasquale

Ariana

Grace Brisbois

Isabelle Du

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Catherine Urick

Top Row (left to right): Coach Michael Collins, Ariana Clark, Isaballe Du, Gina Pasquale, Mia Bramante, Jenna Costello, Olivia Caruso, and Mia Han

Bottom Row: Grace Brisbois, Alexia Andrikopoulous, Meg Gerety, Silvanna Salines, Danielle Abdenour, Jackie Chouinard, and

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Seniors: Danielle Abdenour and Captains: Meg Gerety 49, Silvanna Salines 49, Danielle

Jacqueline Chouinard with Coach Abdenour '18, and Coach Michael Collins Michael Collins

Acing the Competition

The AP Girls Tennis team had a stellar season last year, following the motto "winning culture," and look forward to another one this year. Going undefeated in the 2017 regular season and fighting their way to the D3 North Finals, the girls made it farther into the playoffs than any other Austin Girls Tennis team before. Coach Collins says, "Last year was my sixth year coaching the tennis team and we have won the CCL all six years! I was ecstatic to win the CCL again, but making it to the finals was totally unexpected." The team welcomed seven new players to the team in 2017, including three freshman starters: Jenna Costello, Mia Han, and Olivia Caruso. Captain Silvanna Salines expressed her excitement about last season adding, "Last year was definitely my favorite year on the team. Adding three new, talented players to the starting lineup definitely gave us an edge against some of our biggest rivals who we lost to in the past, but were able to defeat last season." The team aims to build on last year's success for another deep playoff run this year.

Above: The starting lineup celebrating their 5-0 victory against Arlington Catholic in the third match of the 2017 ® season.

Boys Tennis

Team Roster

Matthew Deroche 2018

Spencer Casey 2019

Cole Kamelle 2019

Jingdong Wang 2019

Derrick Cochran 2020

Stephen Holubiak 2020

Andrew Jones 2020

Ewan Powers 2020

Jonathan Whooley 2020

Edward Wei 2021

Christopher Gerety 2022

Zishu Wang 2022

Top Row (left to right): Jingdong Wang, Zishu Wang, Jonathan Whooley, Christopher Garety, Derrick Cochran, Ewan Powers, Andrew Jones, Coach Larry Lebatique

Bottom Row: Stephen Holubiak, Spencer Casey, Matthew Deroche, Cole Kamelle, Edward Wei

Left to right: Spencer Casey, Matthew

Left to right: Matthew Deroche, Coach Deroche, Cole Kamelle, Coach Larry Lebatique Larry Lebatique

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rr ramos Deroche commented on the team saying, "This season I hope to continue our successful streak of championships with this team. We have been doing this for about 10 years, so I hope we can add on to the list." The team is feeling confident with a strong lineup of returning players and new recruits. A senior remarked, "I am always happy we have new people joining our team every year. With me being a senior this year, I hope to have a positive effect on all of our younger players."

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Left: Andrew Jones '20 serves the ball towards his opponent.

Right: Stephen Holubiak

'20 returns the ball.

Far Left: Matthew Deroche '18 backhands the ball.

Left: Jonathan Whooley '20 returns the ball.

Right: Andrew Jones '20 fires the ball back to his opponent.

Far Right: Stephen Holubiak '20 backhands the ball.

Academic Decathlon participants represent Austin Prep in the Massachusetts Academic Decathlon, an interscholastic academic competition consisting of seven written subject tests, speech, interview, and essay. Each year's Academic Decathlon is organized around a designated theme. The theme for 2017-2018 is Africa. Students have the opportunity to win individual medals in each of the subjects and the team can qualify for participation in state and national competitions. Students of all academic abilities are welcome, because Academic Decathlon teams must include students from three distinct GPA divisions.

Academic Decathlon

APS Media is Austin Prep’s umbrella multimedia organization. Students use professional audiovisual equipment and software to produce news and entertainment videos, podcasts, photography, and articles. Students learn scriptwriting, storyboarding, production, editing, and more across a variety of fields. Past productions have included the news show “Austin in Focus,” award-winning short films, and podcasts. In April, the organization produces the ““Austie Awards,” a red carpet night of entertainment showcasing and celebrating all the student-produced videos from the year. Whether students prefer being in front of or behind the camera, producing sketch comedy or investigative reports, they can find a home with APS Media.

Art Club meets every other week during Cougar Block. We draw, paint, sculpt or create all types of artwork. We have a special Club Art Show in the Murphy Gallery each spring. We highlight the art of our seniors and have often partnered with the Acoustic Music Jam for a reception. Art Club members have entered work into the Art and Writing Scholastic Competition in Boston. We have had many Honorable Mention and Silver Key awards over the years. In 2017 we had Austin's first Gold Key award!

Art Club

Artis Senior Living is an assisted living home for people with forms of dementia. In this service club, students interact with residents of Artis by playing games and participating in activities. Some of the activities included painting, games such as hangman, and even birthdays and holiday parties!

Artis Volunteers

Arts & Crafts club members gather for the opportunity to be creative. We use watercolors, tempera paint, markers, crayons, and many other arts and crafts materials. Artistic ability is not requirement

Arts and Crafts

rhe Austin Band includes Jazz Band, Concert Band and smaller music ensembles. Band rehearsals meet after school; sectional and lessons for beginner and advanced members meet during Cougar Block. Band participation for both Upper Schoo Middle School student

e Austin Drama Guild performs twice throughout the school year with a spring and fall play. Students also have the option to participate in Drama Fest, an event run by the Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild. During the festival, member high schools perform one-act plays and are d on performance and technical design

Austin Drama

Austin Magazine encourages and promotes creativity. The magazine presents poetry, short stories, essays and book reviews. Contributions from artists, photographers and graphic designers are included

Austin Magazine

Austin Service Club offers many different opportunities to serve God by serving others. Students will be able to serve at the Cor Unum meal center, the Little Sisters of the Poor nursing home and EMARC dances

Austin Service

BOLD is a leadership ram geared towards middle school girls. Media literacy education and female mentorship empowers girls to use their voices for positive change and create the next generation of female leaders. BOLD teaches members to think critically about the media they consume on daily basis and gain self confidence and awareness to make a difference in the world Topics include beauty in the media, inner beauty, ender roles, self-judgement, relationships and social media Zach week features a “Bold woman of the week.” Club meetings consist of discussions, activities and guest speakers. Bold is a supportive network of girls that encourages compassionate and confident female leaders

B.O.L.D

The Biology Society prepares lab safety videos and “how to” videos to upload onto the Austin website, for the benefit of Austin students, and creates models for use in classroom demonstrations. In addition, students develop labs, activities and study skill guides to support Austin biology students. The Society also provides a forum for students to attend for extra help

Chemistry Society students meet to investigate a variety of chemical phenomena. The club provides a forum to enrich and supplement the Chemistry curriculum through highlighting topical issues, experimentation and research. Members also work in conjunction with the NHS to provide peer tutoring support for fellow chemistry students.

Chemistry Society

The Austin Chorus explores a variety of musical styles, from classical favorites to contemporary selections and liturgical compositions. Students learn about the basics of vocal technique as well as the advanced artistry of the experienced performer. Vocalists take part in numerous productions throughout the school year, including performing in our spacious MultiPurpose Facility, as well as during various sporting events and holiday shows.

Chorus

The Classics Club will supplement a student's Latin course with activities during and after school: theater, museums, dining and events with Classics Clubs from other schools. CERTAMEN is an interscholastic competition in the knowledge of Greece and Rome for beginner through advanced levels. Team members will practice each cycle in preparation for team meets held after school.

Classics & Certamen Team

The Coding Club gives students the opportunity to learn various coding languages (including HTML and CSS), create websites using their new coding skills, and compete in 24- hour coding competitions known as "hackathons!"

Coding Club

Conservation Club meets every other week to learn about current environmental issues in he world, and to make the Austin campus more environmentally friendly. This year, our goals include: increasing recycling at Austin, participating in Compost pilot program in the Dining Hall. and planning Earth Week activities

Conservation Club

The Creative Writing Club allows middle school students to collaborate in creating the middle school literary magazine. Students brainstorm, draft, revise, and edit short stories, poetry, and character sketches. Art submissions are also welcome! At each meeting, students play collaborative games that sharpen their writing skills

Culinary Club offers students an opportunity to experience foods from a variety of cultures. Each time the club meets, different students bring in food of a specific cuisine or theme to share with the rest of the club. Throughout the year, all students will contribute on multiple occasions. Students also have the opportunity to participate as a group in seasonal activities such as carving pumpkins or making gingerbread houses.

Culinary Club

The Austin Dance Program boasts the largest dance studio north of Boston, with a sprung floor and 6-foot mirrors. Upper school dancers «& rehearse in the sunlit main studio, while middle-schoolers practice in a smaller replica of the main studio. The program welcomes dancers of all ages and abilities; from national title holders to budding ballerinas, the Austin Dance Program has it all! At each level, the utmost care and attention is provided to give each dancer the opportunity to develop at her/his own individual artistic pace. Dancers have the ability to learn a variety of dance styles, including jazz, ballet, tap, pointe, lyric and modern dance. All dancers are encouraged to dance in our annual performance of The Nutcracker as well as our annual Spring Recital

Dance Club

Debate Club provides an opportunity for students to develop their critical thinking and public speaking skills through a series of formal debates on topics to be chosen by club members. Each debate will feature teams presenting affirmative and negative arguments on a proposed resolution. Those club members not participating in a particular debate are expected to observe and provide constructive comments that help everyone improve their skills.

Debate Club

The Fitness Marshall club meets to promote exercise and healthy living. The club provides dance and Zumba classes using exercise videos on YouTube. After exercising, we enjoy a different healthy snack each class.

French Club is open to students in French 3, 4 or 5.

Students enjoy and prepare such typically French cuisine as a cheese tasting, Belgian waffles, crépes, croquemonsieur and chocolate fondue

French Club

Friends of Rachel meets with the goal of encouraging its members to continue to uphold the ideals set forth by Rachel's Challenge. All of the members strive to make the school community a welcoming and supportive environment. This is done through a variety of service and recreational activities. All students are encouraged to

The Gaelic Club meets to explore all things Irishincluding “bia, ceol agus caint” (food, music and chat)along with the all-important cup of tea.

Gaelic Club

Middle School Harry Potter Club members get together to nerd out with fellow Potter-loving individuals! In this middle school-only club, we always look forward to lots of fun, stress-free activities such as sorting each other into Hogwarts houses, holding a competitive House Cup, chatting or debating about the books/movies (including the new "Fantastic Beasts” series!), playing related games with prizes, DIY projects like making Marauder's Maps, learning to waltz like we were at the Yule Ball with Harry, and even playing some Quidditch with our broomsticks outside on the fields.

Harry Potter Club

Hollywood High meets weekly to view and discuss the life of teenagers as seen in American films and television series.

The Middle School Math Team meets every other Monday where students work together to solve challenging math problems from 5 different categories: Number Theory, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and Mystery. Students also enjoy snacks and treats while they are working. In addition, we compete in 5 meets throughout the year against various schools from Reading and Wilmington. We have a large group which enables us to have two teams compete at every meet. The students are enthusiastic and work hard, but also have lots of fun!

Math Team

Metal Shop is the only club with teeth! Every week, our headbanging members explore the various subgenres of heavy metal from historical perspective, focusing on both traditional pioneers and newer artists who are redefining the genre boundaries. After a thorough survey of each subgenre, Mr. Ayers mentors members in their own musical explorations, dispelling metal’s myths, and ultimately rocking out!

Metal Shop

The Mindfulness Club is a fun, stress-free club for all grades. In it, we do activities like rock painting, stress ball making, practicing being mindful, etc. Students are invited to drop in whenever they need to de-stress |

Model United Nations, also known as Model UN or MUN, is an extracurricular activity in which students typically role-play delegates to the United Nations and simulate UN committees. Thousands of middle school, high school, and college students across the country and around the world participate in Model United Nations; which involves substantial researching, public speaking, debating, and writing skills, as well as critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership abilities.

Model UN

The Multicultural Club encourages its members to learn and understand other cultures by inviting guest speakers, seeing foreign movies, and sampling food. We are surrounded by variety of cultures and it is beneficial to ourselves and to others to explore customs, beliefs, values and traditions that are unfamiliar.

Multicultural Club

The National Honors Society consists of qualified sophomores, juniors and seniors will receive applications for the selection process after the first semester of the school year. Membership is limited to only those students who are selected and inducted into the NHS on the basis of their character, leadership, scholarship and service. Members are required to actively participate in minimum of two major N.H.S. sponsored service projects whilst maintaining the high standards involved in the selection criteria. Meetings are mandatory.

National Honor Society

The National Junior Honor Society chapter of Austin Preparatory School is a duly chartered and affiliated chapter of this prestigious national organization. Middle School students are selected each fall for membership according to high standards of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Students at the beginning of their seventh and eighth grade years are eligible. The minimum academic requirements are a 3.75 GPA over the course of the school year. NJHS operates similar to the NHS at the upper school level, and coordinates multiple community and school service projects.

National Junior Honor Society

Ad The National Honor Society chapter of Austin Preparatory a. School is a duly chartered and affiliated chapter of this ~Ine prestigious national organization. Membership is open to those students who meet the required standards in four areas of evaluation: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Standards for selection are established by the national office of NHS and have been revised to meet our local chapter needs. Students are selected to be members by a five-member Faculty Council, appointed by the Headmaster, which bestows this honor upon qualified students on behalf of the faculty of our school each year.

Photography Club

The Senior and Junior Retreat Leaders work hand-inhand with the campus ministry throughout the school year. The students receive training from outside retreat conferences and help lead the underclassmen, middle school, and their peers in religious skits, games, and various activities to define and discover their faith during day-long retreats. The members also attend a weekend long Teens Encounter Christ Retreat at churches around the Austin Prep community to prepare themselves to better lead other students in their retreats

The Robotics Club gives students the chance to use math and science skills to builds successful robots. They also participate in competitions against other robots: for the first half of the year they compete in First Tech challenges, and during the second half of the year they compete in underwater challenges.

Robotics Club

Sci-fi Club meets in Mr. Biscardi’s room every other week. Every few months we go on trips to the movie theater to see new Star Wars, Marvel and DC movies. During club meetings we watch older sci-fi or fantasy movies, discuss new movies and T.V. shows, or plan upcoming trips to the movies. So, whether you can quote every Star Wars movie or you just enjoy discussing new movies with your friends, sci-fi club has something for

Sci-Fi Club

Scrapbooking Club hits the paper cutter this year during Friday Cougar Blocks! Armed with scissors, rulers and more, the club successfully completed visually stunning projects.

Scrapbooking

Nashoba Ski and Snowboarding Club is a five-week program that begins the week after Christmas break. This club is open to both middle school and upper school students. We travel via coach buses from Austin to the Nashoba Valley Ski Resort, leaving Austin at 2:45 and return at 7:15. Having the club run on Monday is perfect for allowing students to prepare homework over the weekend. This club is open to all levels of skiers. There are lessons available for beginners and terrain park for the experienced. Rentals are also available

Ski and Snowboarding

The Spanish Club is an opportunity to practice and expand your knowledge of Spanish language and culture through variety of activities, including: games, music, movies, promotion of international exchange programs, fiestas and celebrations, news, community service, field trips, crafts and more.

Spanish Club

The Students for Social Awareness Club meets with the goal of bringing students together to discuss major human and civil rights issues on a local and global scale Empowering students to believe they can make a difference and encourage others to do the same is one of our main focus areas

The Yoga Club is a group dedicated to the understanding and practice of yoga. A yoga mat and comfortable clothing are required. We primarily focus on vinyasa yoga, which is a seamless flow of postures/positions. Once basic poses are familiar and practiced, we work toward a moderate intensity that will calm the mind and strengthen the body. As we build upon our knowledge week after week, consistent attendance is required.

Clubs not pictured:

Acoustic Music, Acapella, Astronomy Club, Board, Card & Game Club, Business & Marketing Club, Chinese Club, Entrepreneur Club, EPS Scheduling, Grecian Club, Intramural Sports, The Legend, Mini Hockey League, New England Club, Physics Society, Puzzle Club, Rotary Service Club, Sign Language Club, Spanish Peer | Leaders, Sports Management Club, Student Ambassador Program, Trivia Club, Young Republicans Club

Right: A group of juniors show their school pride by wearing their class colors at the pep rally.

Left: Sophomores Maura Joyce, Marilyn Reagan and Jenna Costello pose with the school mascot at a home footballgame.

Right: The seniors display their Austin Prep spirit by dressing in the same color at the pep rally.

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Left: The cheerleaders do pushups after the football team scores a touchdown.

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Top row (left to right): Jenna Costello, Sophia Freeman, Abby Macnamara, Gwen Amico, Haley Sharp, Katie White, Alden George, Nikita Orbits, and Mrs. Sport

Bottom Row: Emily Lucera, Lauren Payne, Sydney Newcomb, Alex Mooney, and Karaline Foley

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Above: Seniors Gwen Amico and Haley Sharp

Capturing the Memories

When asked what she found o be he most enjoyable part of yearbook, Editor Haley Sharp remarked, "It has been fun getting to be behind the scenes. While doing the superlatives, we got to see what our classmates thought of each other."

Junior Editor Gwen Amico said, "Everyone wants to see our progress and they love seeing the sneak peaks we give them."

Both also gave insight as to what having a big responsibility in the class is like. Haley said, "The process has been rewarding but at times stressful. As editor it is my resposibility to ensure there are no errors. I am very careful about making sure everything is correct beacause I don't want someone's name to be misspelled or for them to be disappointed. " Gwen, who has he responsibility of being the head of design, agreed adding, "It has definitely been a timeconsuming class, especially with having to look at every design. But every member of the staff wants to do their best and make sure their next page is just as good as their last, which is extremely helpful."

Above Right: The Omega Staff pose with Jostens rep Corey LaRoche.

Left: Sophomore omega staff member, Abby Macnamara, takes a break from working on her page. When asked about her experience she stressed the joys of the class and her excitement for the final product: “I love the fact that we are able to make something for everyone to enjoy. This will be a physical documentation of the Austin Prep community, but especially of the seniors' years at Austin Prep. For me, being able to aid the seniors in remembering their most impactful years of life is the most rewarding part of this experience.”

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This year Austin Prep sponsored international trips to both Panama and Costa Rica. The Panama trip focused on service activities such as painting schools, tiling buildings, and planting a garden. Mr. Benning noted that the trip was a "positive experience" and that he himself "enjoyed the volunteer work." The Costa Rica trip was focused on giving students a new first- hand perspective on how people in Costa Rica live while visiting many landmarks and churches. Mr. Bordua described the trip as, "a fun experience while learning about the country and culture." In Costa Rica, students also stayed with host families. Students reported enjoying the trips and ‘4 encourage Austin to make similiar experiences possible in the future.

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D.C. and New York Trips

Mr. McLaughlin recalls,"The Class of 2022 bonded during their Class Trip to Washington, D.C. - exploring museums, visiting monuments, and witnessing our democratic heritage in action."

This March, Austin Prep made its annual eighth grade trip to Washington, D.C., and junior class trip to New York City. The students visited many historical sites and enjoyed traveling with their classmates. These amazing opportunities gave students a fun and handson learning experience.

"We left early, very early (5 AM) on a Friday morning. Our bus ride was long and our days in the city were as well; we also probably didn’t get enough sleep. But we saw much: the UN, The World Trade museum, Ellis Island, the Top of the Rock, Times Square, and we took in a Broadway show. Most importantly, members of the junior class were able to bond and create memories that they would not have been able to do without the trip.”

— Mr. Diapella

The 2nd Annua

On April 6, Austin Prep hosted the second annual Austie Awards. The show began with a dance performance that presented Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Foster as the hosts at the end, who then began their stand-up comedy routine. With a night filled with laughter, awards and nostalgia, the Austin Prep community came together to enjoy the performances and the comedy skits with some of the faculty.

apoye: Caroline Russell '18, Bridget Kelley'18, Caroline Catherine Mawn '20 remarked about the experience saying, "My favorite part was Sablone'18, Catherine Mawn '20 the performances and the energy throughout the night. Everybody was so energetic and happy, it was just a good atmosphere." The Austies followed the structure of the Oscars with clips from the each nominee’s video in that category. Then, faculty members opened envelopes to reveal each winner in the categories. Before and after the award ceremony, there was a red carpet to take pictures with the winners and interview those who attended.

Best Actress - Jillian McAuley in "The Egypt Game"

Best Actor - Aiden Becker in "The Red Pyramid"

Best Educational Video - "Mistreatment of Immigrants," directed by Rebecca Lococo Best Faculty Cameo - Mr. Ed Mackenzie in "Grade Runner 2017"

Best Music Video - "12 Days of Math Class," directed by Ethan Tilley

Best Vlog - "GoPro DevDog: Washington DC," directed by Devin Donofrio-Ralls

Best Screenplay - "You Again," directed by Stanley Alger

Best Editing - "Down," directed by Abby Brown and Gaby Estabrooks

Best Special FX - "Mr. Sandman," directed by Arianna Shalhoub

Best Cinematography - "Sunshine," directed by Corinne Arel

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Best Picture - "Austin Christmas Story 2,"

Above Clockwise: Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Foster; sophomores Abigail Brown and Gaby Estabrooks; Kate Horgan '19 and Tyler Walsh '18; Alyssa Vounessea '27, Josh Azor '20, Deana Geomelos '20 and Tyler Walsh

Above: Kate Horgan '19 and Tyler Walsh '18 performs a news skit.

Above: Tyler Walsh '18 gives a speech directed by Kate Horgan reminiscing about his final year on EPS.

The Spring Art Show on April 12th was a big hit at Austin Prep: it was the first of its kind to incorporate a piece of artwork from every student who participated in a visual arts course this year. With over two hundred pieces on display, students showed off amazing artwork for others to enjoy. The wide range of work included drawings in graphite, charcoal, and pastel; watercolor illustrations; acrylic paintings; collages; graphic designs; mixed media pieces and even illustrated books. The Austin Prep community came together to view and celebrate students’ hard work and dedication to art this year. Senior Leslie

Costello, who took two art classes this year, recalls enjoying the show: "It was a really nice event, and everything was displayed well to show off all of the talented work. I had a great night, and got to see my friends who also enjoyed [viewing] the work. All the art was amazing, even the middle-schoolers': it was amazing to see how much talent these students have, regardless of age."

Above: Austin Prep faculty enjoy viewing their students’ artwork and discovering their artistic talents.

Above: Sophomore Gina Pasquale with her painting "Still Life After Georgia O'Keefe," which won a Dean's Choice award at the Endicott College High School Art Competition. The Endicott show featured work from over thirty high schools in the region, making the competition tough.

On April 27, 2018, the Austin Prep Seniors and Juniors traveled to Ipswitch Country Club for a beautiful night of elegance and class. Prior to boarding the buses, couples and groups processed through Meelia Hall in front of parents and faculty to showcase their dresses, tuxedos, and of course, their dates. The night continued at a gorgeous venue and every guest enjoyed dancing away one of the final nights of the school year, or in the case of the seniors, their entire high school careers.

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On Thursday, June 3rd, the seniors were treated to a barbecue by the school as a sign of appreciation for their hardwork in the past four years. Both the teachers and the students spent their time outside listening to music, enjoying the food, playing games on the field, and getting their yearbooks signed.

School-wide Student Council

President Mitchell Kennedy noted, "The senior barbeque is a great way for all the seniors to have one last get together where they can share memories of their last four years as a class." The teachers enjoy this event just as much as the seniors because it is a time for them to say their farewells to their favorite and most memorable students. Mr. Brennan expressed his appreciation for the event saying, "It is heartwarming to see the bonds that the faculty and students have made with one another."

Above: Seniors Joseph O'Connor, Gwen Amico and Stephen Reddy reminisce about old jokes in their final days together.

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Below (left to right): After a tasty BBQ lunch, Alana Vuonessea, Mark Rubino, Rebecca LoCoco, Ellen Klucznik, Logan MacDonald, and Gwendolyn Amico pose for a photo

RELAY FOR LIFE

Many of the students at Austin Prep are very passionate for the annual Relay For Life Fundraiser. Relay for Life's purpose is to raise funds and awareness for the devastating disease, cancer. Most of us have either been affected by, or know someone who has been affected by, cancer, and it is important to come together as a community and fight as one. In the spirit of Unitas and to support the mission of Relay, Austin Prep students and faculty walked laps around the track and sold concessions to raise money. It is important to note that cancer never sleeps and neither do we! Austin Prep sophomore Jenna Costello is a student whose family has been touched by cancer, and who is very passionate about Relay For Life. Jenna commented, “Ever since I came to Austin, I hoped they would hold a Relay for life fundraiser here. When I found out they did, I was ecstatic! We are truly working together as one to make a change.”

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Above: In the final scene, Mary's uncle, Arcibald, welcomes her into the garden and into her new home. The ensemble sings a reprise of Lily's song, "Come to my Garden." Left to right: Genevieve Rhodes, Jordan DeCoste, Monica Courtney, Megan Schena, Sydney Newcomb, Ava Intoppa Conor Long, and Jillian McAuley.

Junior Aingea Venuto, who played the role of Lily, says, at absolutely loved being in The Secret Garden. It truly is one of my favorite shows, and am so grateful to have been a part of the show. Art is challenging, but when you put the time in, it’s very rewarding."

Below: The entire emsamble, including the class of 2018, take their final bows.

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Dancing to the theme one of the biggest movies of the year, The Greatest Showman, student dancers of all & ages and ability were able to show off their skills and hard work through dances they'd been preparing all semester. As a member of the audience at this wonderfiul event, sophomore Gena Rhodes commented "I thought the dance show was absolutely amazing! Every dance was perfectly practiced and poised. ‘The energy in the room was evident and you could tell the dancers were passionate about what they were doing." Under the leadership of the talented Mrs. Pascucci-Byrne and seniors Haley Sharp, Paige D'Ambrosio and Mackenzie Barrall; this very successful night was a great way to celebrate all the talent at Austin and bring the school year to a close with flair.

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Above: Mike Joyce receives his William J. Hickey Memorial Award for Good Sportsmanship.

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The 2018 Commencement ceremony began with a welcome from Chairman of the Board James Noga, and a Headmaster's address from Dr. Hickey. After this, Bridget Kelley gave an amazing and inspirational salutatorian speech, Following senior awards and medals, Caitlyn Leonard gave an impressive valedictorian speech. The event concluded with a wonderful commencement address from Barbara Marchetti, P'17, who is a member of the board of trustees, an internationally- renowned business strategist and public speaker.

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Matthew Sacco

So proud of the young man you have become We are lucky to have you in our lives every day We know the future looks bright for you, Matt Love, Mom Dad Joe and Christina

Congratulations Emily!!

We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished. Love, Mom and Dad

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Why raise a princess, when you can raise a warrior!

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Dear Grace, we are You continue to amaze us each so very proud of you. and every day. We know you Congrats and all our have a fantastic future ahead of LOVE you and we wish all your dreams Mom & Dad come true! We love you. Mom, Dad, Liz and Sal

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wd know That you are loved. Love, Mom & Dad Mom and Dad

OLIVIA MCKENELLEY

ALWAYS REMEMBER

YOU ARE BRAVER THAN YOU BELIEVE STONGER THAN YOU SEEM SMARTER THAN YOU THINK AND LOVED MORE THAN YOU KNOW

LOVE MOM, DAD, JAKE, ZACK AND MAX XOXOXO

MATTHEW DEROCHE Lindsey Rosania

You've gotta be you and nobody else, you're the original and you do it so well.

-Sabrina Bryan

Linds - we know you will continue to do great things in this world! Let your creativity run wild! We Good luck- are so proud of you! Mom,Dad,Ashlyn and Andrew Love Mom, Dad, Nicole and the fur balls!

Alana Vounessea

Congratulations Alana! We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished. From your first day of Pre-School to your Senior year we have loved watching you grow. We know you will succeed at whatever you put your mind to. We cannot wait to see what the future holds for you.

Love you forever, Mom, Dad, Jay, Alyssa, Janna and the rest of your Big Fat Greek Family.

It has been a great ride. We are proud of you. Remember to dance like no one is watching, sing like no one is listening, and live life to the fullest. Keep smiling.

Love - Mom, Dad, and Casey

Joseph D. O'Connor

No one could ever ask for a better friend, student, teammate, brother or son than you, Joseph.

You make us laugh and make us proud each and every day. Thank you, Joey

Haley Sharp

We are so proud of all your accomplishments and excited to see where the world takes you. We will always be your biggest fans. Love, Mom, Dad, and Jamie

Our Amazing Grace!

We are sO very proud Of yOu. Continue to learn, grow, discover and achieve. Your future is so bright. dream big and go after it. We love you!!

Mom and Dad

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Kayla Bayusik

We are so proud of you smartie girl, and we love you infinity++ XOXO Mater, Pater, Cameron and Bandit

Megan Eleanor Oleon Sofia Ensing

Congratulations Sofia!! You were born with a twinkle in your eye, full of kindness and determination to suceed at nythi ou put your mind We are so proud of you! Keep brightening the rae Si voce aroante come ae ieee Marte ate Giulia world with your presence. I am so very proud of you and love you beyond words!

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Ellen Klucznik

Ellen,

Congratulations on your graduation from AP. We have seen you grow so much over the past 6 years into a beautiful, smart and funny young lady. You have worked very hard and have been dedicated in everything you do. Congrats on scoring over 1,000 points in basketball which shows that hard work pays off. We know your best achievements are ahead of you!

Love, Mom and Dad

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Love always,

Belle, we are so proud of the young lady you've become. May you enjoy the brightness of the world around you as you light it up with your kindness.

Mom, Dad, Javi & Lola

Ashley and Paige DeFreiTas

Congratulations Ashley and Paige!

We are so proud of your educational, athletic, and charitable accomplishments. Always remember that you get out of life what you put in. Next stop... Siena College! College in New York better not make you Yankee fans....

Love, Mom, Dad, and Quentin

Megan Schena

Meg, You have made us so VERY proud! You are a beautiful, smart, caring young lady with so much to offer the world! You will achieve whatever you put your mind to. Never stop chasing your dreams! We love you to the moon & back!

Love Mom, Dad and Emily

"\Wheresoever you go, go with all your heart!”

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Taylor Scanlon

We love you and are so proud! Keep running towards your dreams! Love Mom & Dad! - There is no limit to what you can achieve when you believe in yourself. Love Spencer! To my favorite sister, good kid, don't change. Love Max!

Gigi- Oh the places you'll go and the people you'll meet. We couldn't be more proud of the person you've become. You're beautiful inside and out. We look forward to all the amazing things you'll do in the next (most exciting) chapter.

Jake Jeong

Dear Jake,

When you were young you went to study abroad in the USA. Already now you are graduating from high school. We are grateful you were able to manage difficulties on your own and become a healthy young man.

Remember you have a Mom and Dad behind you and supporting you always. We hope you continue to do your best to reach your goals and have happiness.

We are so proud of you!

Love,

Your Mom, Dad, and Sister (and Sundae, too!)

Gabriel Clemente

Congratulations! We are so proud of you Gabriel! Dream Big Never Give Up Do Your Best

Love Your Family Have A Generous Heart LOVE GOD Always Know You Are LOVED!

Caroline, Congratulations! You are an amazing person. We are all so incredibly proud of you. Don't forget to call!

Love, Mom, Dad, and Lauren

Your future is bright, do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail

Very proud of you for what you

Congratulations have accomplished, can only Jillian imagine what is to come We are all so PROUD eve You, of you!

Love Mom, Dad, Sean & Erin

Tyler Walsh

We are so proud of youl

Congratulations on all your accomplishments! We love you!

Xoxo

Dad, Mom, Brenden & Reggie

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There's a great big beautiful tomorrow shining at the end of every day - Never grow up - Hakuna Matata- Just keep swimming - Ohana - To Infinity € Beyond - If you can dream it, you can do it. We are so proud of you and love you to pieces. <3 HAVE FUN <3

From the moment you came home till today, you have given us so much happiness and many reasons to be proud. We are blessed to have you in our life! Congratulations on your graduation. We “love you more!”

Love,

Mom & Dad

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Congratulations!! Words cannot express how proud P we are. We are excited to see what wonderful ventures are ahead for you and all that you will accomplish. May God bless you with health, happiness and fulfill all of your dreams. Love, Mom & Dad

Abigail Rose Clancy Carlson

Our beautiful daughter Abigail you are the joy of our life! You're a caring, thoughttul, funny, smart, beautiful young woman. We know you'll do great things and we are always here to support you on your aS fabulous journey. We love you so much!

Mom, Dad, Fido and Bo

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MIGUEL ANGEL CANIZALEZ, III

Congratulations to a smart, talented, charming, adventurous, sometimes-sarcastic, always-hilarious son! The future is yours!

Love, Mom & Dad

KENDRA ANN CURRIER

U ARE SUCH AN INSPIRATION TO SO MANY PEOPLE, WORKED HARD AND HAVE EXCELLED IN EVERYTHING YOU HAVE ATTEMPTED TO DO. ALWAYS BE THE "GO GETTER" U ARE AND U WILL "ACE" WHATEVER YOU TRY TO DO. THANK U FOR THE MEMORIES AND THE ONES TO BE MADE.

LOVE GRAMMY & BUMPA

(90,000-ATWABA-FAAD-AAD) "ALWAYS"

Laura Isabella

Isabella, It seems like yesterday you were our little girl starting kindergarten. You have grown up to be a beautiful young lady, We know you will make your dreams come true, Love, Dad, Mom, Chris

Michael Joyce

"You are My Beloved Son; in You am well pleased "

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Mikey- What else can we say. We love your happy spirit, and we are proud of who you are!!

Love Always-Mom and Dad, Amelia, Lauren and Maura

Congratulations to you and the Class of 2018

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We love you dear daughter. Mem and Dad YOY? XOXO

Sash,

We are proud of the young man you have become and are excited to see what you will accomplish in the future. "There is a road, no simple highway, between the dawn and the dark of night." Congratulations!!! Love, Mom, Dad, Aleksey, Olga and Cleo

Allison Mozzicato Maggie Barden

You have an energy and ctrength that could power the universe. Don't let it overshadow the kind. sensitive and caring heart that those closest to yOu value the most. Continue to be loud on the field and quiet with your kindness. We love you and are proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad & Zach

Where have all the years gone? We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments in your seven years at Austin Prep. We know you'll do great things in the future!

Congratulations on your graduation!

Love, Mom, Dad, Emily, and Copper

AS Shillip Marchese

Congratulations Danny! We are so proud of your accomplishments. We are excited to see what the future brings. The sky is the limit!

Love, Mom, Dad & Jack

Follow your Dreams, they know the way!

You have become an jible young man We pe the light you shine on Mom, Dad and Vittoria

Katelyn Ardito

Congratulations Kate!!!

We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished.

We know you will do great things in your future.

We wish you success and happiness in all that you do, keep working hard and know that we will always be here to support you.

We love you!!!

Dad, Mom, Molly, Grace, Brendan, & Matt

You made it! We couldn't be more proud of you, and can't wait To see everything you will accomplish in The years ahead,

Love, Dad, Mom, Mike, & Winston

From the moment you greeted us with those long, curly lashes on April 4, 2000, you have changed OUR world with your sense of wonder and love of the written & spoken word. You have talked, read, and sung your way through life thus far. We know you will make the world a better place through your many God-given talents. We are so very proud of WHO you have become, William!

We love you to the moon and back...Mom, Dad, & Annie

"What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lives within us.’

Henry David Thoreau

JANET GEOMELOS

To Our Janet, We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments. You are an amazing daughter and sister and as you say, "the backbone of our family!" We are excited to see where the future will lead you!

Love, Mom, Dad, Tessa and Deana xo

Gwendolyn Amico

Congratulations Gwen! After all these years you are going to be offto college! We are so proud you, You have always amazed us in everything you have chosen to do. I'm sure in the next for for years you will be as successful as you've always been. Stay true to who you are and always be the leader you've shown us that you are.

We love you with all our hearts! Love Mom, Dad and Ben

KENDRA CURRIER

THE LOVE AND PRIDE WE HAVE FOR U IS UNDESCRIBABLE. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE MEMORIES & WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEW ONES AHEAD OF US WE KNOW U WILL FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS & YOU WILL SUCCEED MUCH LOVE ALWAYS: MOM, DAD, JIMMY, KYLIE, TREVOR AND DANICA

Jacob Fee KrisCina Coffey

Congratulations Jacob on everything you have accomplished so far. We love you always!

Kristina, you are our sweet little angle and we are so proud of you!

You are smart, empathetic, hilarious and your heart is as big as the universe. Congratulations and we all love very much!

Love, Dad, Mom, Thomas, Avalina and Maggie

Congratulations Peter!

We're so proud of all you've accomplished at AP.

You've brought us so much joy.

Can't wait to see what's next!

Go Eagles!!!

Love, Dad, Mom, Mason, Will and Bruin

Peter Burns

Erika A. Paone

To our dearest daughter Erika. Go confidently in the direction of your life!

Live The Life You've Imagined ALL OUR LOVE XOXOXOXO Daddy, Mom, Alessandro and Gatsby

Ava Farraher

Someday you'll look back at these pages and think about the people and events that shaped your high school experience. But now it's time for something new, and as your biggest fans, we can't wait to see what happens next. We'll always think of you as our little girl, even as you grow into a beautiful and strong woman right before our eyes! We've watched in amazement as you've grown into the person you are today, and we're watching with great anticipation to see what you become.

Love, Dad, Mom, Ella and Gidge

Anthony Thomas Bundock

Tony, Great job! Live free or die.

Love, Mom, Dad, John, and Chris

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Nakashian, Anna 24, 32, 33, 34, 61, 93

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Napolitano, Ava 52, 58

Nedroscik, Andrew 52 Nedroscik, Haley 41 Newcomb, Sydney 45, 47, 78, 79, 98, 139, 148, 149

Nichols, Alexis 3, 24, 32, 33, 34, 35, 86, 93, 123

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Nicolai, Filippo 56

Niehaus, Fischer 56 Niehaus, Parker 54

Nihalani, Salina 24, 33

Norton, Timothy 45, 76, 77 Noyes, Ethan 52

Noyes, Kevin 41

Noyes, Ryan 49

Nunez, Jaeleene 49

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O'Connor, Joseph 2, 24, 32, 93, 145, 157

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O'Hearn, Cameron 24, 35, 66, 153

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Lemons, Katherine 45, 136

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McCarthy, Bridget 41, 136, 139

McCarthy, Connor 45, 76, 122

McCarthy, Sean 23, 36, 37

McCraw, Caitlin 54, 69

McDonald, Kylie 56, 58

O'Rourke, Natasha 56, 86

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Olson, Megan 25, 32, 34, 61, 92, 112, 113, 160

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Peterson, Margaret 41

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Pitta, Cynthia 2, 7, 74, 140

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Ricci, Nolan 46

Ricciardelli, Emma 49, 100

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Richards, Jack 41

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Roberts, Chris 52, 61

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Robinson, Devon 46, 83, 102, 139

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Rosado, Laura 26, 32, 33, 35, 72, 98, 100, 116, 118, 119

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Rosania, Lindsey 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 71, 93

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Roselli, Christopher 46, 122

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Ruping, Garett 26, 61

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Russell, Caroline 26, 30, 32, 34, 36, 37, 38, 74, 83, 90, 92, 114, 115

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Russell, Kayla 2, 3, 49, 50, 137

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Sacco, Matthew 27, 32, 33, 38, 63, 84, 85, 92, 108, 152

Salines, Silvanna 120, 121, 132, 133

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Sanford, Jillian 27, 33, 34, 92, 166

Santiago, Natanael 46, 100, 122

Santos, Connor 41

Santostefano, Alexandra 41, 106, 124, 125

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Schofield, Joshua 41

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Sullivan, Cynthia 41, 112 Sullivan, Hannah 49, 140

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"2017-2018 WORLD BEAT

This year's top stories in Music, TV, Movies, News, Sports, Pop Culture and more.

NEWS/ HEADLINES

The southeastern coast of the United States and its territories are battered by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria. This is the first time that three category 4 hurricanes have hit the United States in the same year.

Boston Dynamics’ advanced humanoid Atlas robot gains internet

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Charitable donations on Giving Tuesday top 2.4 million online gifts worth a combined total of $274 million. Donations pour in from over 150 countries worldwide. SpaceX makes history by launching a recycled rocket into space, then successfully landing

it back on Earth.

Scientists have confirmed our first interstellar visitor; Oumuamua, an a — asteroid from another solar system.

Deadly fires sweep across the western United States and Canada, including the deadliest fires in California history.

» SCOUTS HONOR ss Boy Scouts of America decide to welcome girls _ for the first time in the organization’s history.

MUSIC

Taylor Swift's highly anticipated new album, Reputation, debuts at number 1 on the Billboard 200 Albums chart.

TAKE A CHANCE

Chance the Rapper is best known for touring and performing on TV without being signed with a music label. In 2017 he wins his first Grammy for Best Rap Performance with his song “No Problem.” Also known for his social activism, Chance donates$1 million to Chicago Public Schools to help schools that have suffered budget cuts, lack textbooks and music programs, and have seen a decrease in graduation rates.

Miranda Lambert wins Female Vocalist of the Year at the 2017 CMA awards for the seventh time, while Chris

takes home the award for Male Vocalist of the Year for the third year in a row.

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Ed Sheeran wins the first ever Artist of the Year award at the 2017 VMA‘s.

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In the wake of tragedies surrounding concerts, music festivals, and natural disasters the world over, artists from all different backgrounds come together to host benefit concerts for those affected by this year’s tragic events. Some of the biggest in 2017 include One Love Manchester, Hand in Hand, Texas Strong, Vegas Strong, and Band Together.

WERE YOUR FAVORITE SONGS & ARTISTS THIS YEAR?

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LEGENDARY LYNX

The Minnesota Lynx defeat the Los Angeles Sparks en route to their fourth WNBA championship in the past seven years.

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The Philadelphia Eagles defeat the New England Patriots, 41-33, in Super Bowl LII to earn their firstever Super Bow! win.

The Houston Astros win their first World Series in franchise history by beating the L.A. Dodgers in seven games. The Dodgers and Astros combine to hit 25 home runs; a. world series record.

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X GAMES

The Minneapolis X Games are held in July with athletes from all around the world competing to win in dozens of categories. Garrett Reynolds takes home the win in the BMX street competition, with Aori Nishimura taking home the win in the women’s BMX Skateboard street competition.

The Pittsburgh Penguins repeat as Stanley Cup Champions, winning their fifth title in team history. Sid “The Kid” Crosby wins his second MVP award.

POP CULTURE

Beyoncé broke Selena Gomez’ record for the most-liked Instagram post by announcing her pregnancy, garnering 8 million likes in the first 24 hours. In July, Bey broke her own record with a photo of the twins, Rumi and Sir, with 10.2 million likes.

~Whether PokemonGo or The Elder ~ Scrolls V: Skyrim VR, virtual and augmented reality are taking the world by storm by making digital landscapes come to life right before our eyes.

ENVELOPE-GATE

A faulty envelope handoff causes one of the most shocking moments in Oscars history-La La Land is announced as the best picture winner, when the film Moonlight is the true winner. A La La Land producer corrects this mistake onstage, shocking audiences around the globe. As a result, the Oscars will implement new rules for handing over envelopes to celebrity presenters to prevent future blunders.

The spinning gadgets take over malls, schools and offices everywhere this year. The fidget spinner is not patented, allowing anyone to replicate the design.

The original Star Wars movie, released 40 years ago in 1977, launched one of the most successful and beloved franchises ever. The eighth movie in the series, The Last Jedi, is released in December.

WONDER WOMAN

Director Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman crosses the $600M threshold worldwide, making the film the highest-grossing live-action movie by a female director in history.

Two seasons after its final episode on Fox, American Idol will be returning to television for the 2017-2018 season on ABC.

Just as the ways we watch TV

are evolving, so are the screens

we watch it on. New screen $ technology innovations this year include 10-bit color depth, 4K, HDR, and OLED.

Streaming TV is taking over traditional cable as the way we consume entertainment. Amazon Studios, Netflix, and Hulu have all started their own original series to drive engagement and revenue.

OLD IS NEW

STERLING STORY

Sterling K. Brown, who plays Randall in NBC's This Is Us, makes history by becoming the first African American male to take home the Screen Actors Guild award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series and the Golden Globe award for Best Actor in a Television Series, and the first black actor since 1998 to win the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.

The CW's Riverdale, a series based on the characters in the Archie comics, became a viral favorite among teens after the pilot aired earlier this year.

Mindfulness and focusing on well-being are top trends this

year. Calm, an app that helps

you meditate and find clarity, is the 2017 Apple app of the year.

Wearable technology may soon

save your life. Apple launches the Apple Heart Study app, which collects data and notifies users who may be experiencing

irregular heart rhythms or atrial fibrillation. New innovations in wearable health monitoring include measurement of UV exposure, blood pressure, blood glucose, and stress.

BITCOIN BUZZ

Bitcoin, the first digital currency that does not rely on central banks or administrators, becomes a global sensation and a source of debate over the future of money.

Snapchat reigns supreme as the most popular app of 2017, followed by Instagram and Sandbox.

FANTASTIC FOOD

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TOP HOW-TO GOOGLE SEARCHES

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TOP INSTAGRAM HASHTAGS

Emojis are changing the way we communicate. The most popular emojis of the year are:

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