2019 Austin Prep Yearbook

"Understanding is the reward of faith. Therefore, seek not to understand that you may believe, but believe that you may a understand." — _ t Auguetine ila ee - ae _ye

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The Class of 2019 dedicates this yearbook to... Ms. Kayla Greenwood

Ms. Greenwood has earned her place as a favorite teacher of the Class of 2019 and someone who we look up to and admire. From teaching religion to moderating academic decathlon and participating in plenty of APS Media videos, Ms. Greenwood has become a beloved mentor and friend to the senior Class.

As a religion teacher, Ms. Greenwood not only shares her knowledge of the religious world but also teaches valuable life skills like organization. Students leave class after her famous “binder checks” feeling more put together and relaxed, because their schoolwork is in order and easy to access. Her classroom is always described as a friendly environment, and her class one that students enjoy going to. “I like that she has a close relationship with our class. She’s really friendly and you can have a conversation without it being weird,” says senior Nicole Valliant.

Between classes, students love to hang out in Ms. Greenwood's room to study or just talk. Ms. Greenwood affirms that she loves when kids come by, and that it is one of the reasons she became a high school teacher: to be able to talk to her students in a real way. If you don’t have Ms. Greenwood in a particular year, or even if you were never her student at all, she is welcoming and kind to anyone who visits her. Ethan Tilley '19, a member of the Academic Decathlon team, says she cares about her students’ success and is supportive to all members of the club. This echoes the sentiments of other students who describe Ms. Greenwood as a truly compassionate and inspiring member of the Austin community.

The Class of 2019 thanks Ms.Greenwood for her guidance and support, both in and out of the classroom. She holds a special place in all of our hearts, and we will never forget how she influenced our high school experience even after we leave Austin to continue our journeys.

yy Faculty and St

James Hickey, Ph.D. Headmaster

Sean Brennan Michael McLaughlin Jason Tebbens

Patrick Armano Michelle Connor

Claudia Colannino Laurene Costello

Judy Reynolds Tina Schiavone Teresa Wallace

Not Pictured: Brianna Robbins

Brian Ford Director of College Counseling

Jill Bonina Director of Technology

Michael Fahey Director of Facilities

Duane Sandler

Nicole Luongo

Caroline Tebbens Counselor

Brad Harkins

Allen Drelick

Mark Spengler

“fg Cynthia Pitta

Health & Wellness Teaching and Learning Specialist

Melissa McLaughlin

Steven Kintigos

Blythe Grossberg

Nicole Siciliano

Kimberly Esakof Jessica Lenci Nurse Middle School Counselor

Jonathan Pollard, '97 Alyssa Laslovich © Amy Schwartzkopf Director of Athletics

Not Pictured: Jocelyn O'Sullivan

Pat Iapicca Drew Kalton

Dimitrios John Murphy Karagiorgas

Marla Pascucci-

Joseph Leary

Tanja Sport Byrne, Chair Rob Taylor Stephen Williams

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Nicole Putney, Leeann Blais Kaitlyn Lori Courtney Nancy Der Matthew Diapella Stephanie Grace Chair Brenninkmeyer Sarkisian '98

Sally Majenski Vin Parrella Jamie Schefen

Celia Barletta, Maureen DiPerna Linda Filadoro Laurie Francis

Gary Mackiewicz Chair

Linda Sherry Roger Stone

Lisa Theriault Po Chun Wang, Ph.D.

Nathan Piccini Anthony Benning '93, Chair

Anthony Biscardi Kristen Donnelly Alicia Varraso Edward Mackenzie Nicole Piccini Edward Williams ‘88 '99

Natalie Petrillo, Michael Baccari Michelle Brewer Alison Fish Doreen Fuller William Green Chair

Not Pictured: Amy Cole

Sarah Meier Kevin O'Toole Brian Regan

Elizabeth Farrell, Stacey Bishop Gwen Durkee Eric Bordua Christopher Capone Chair '88

William Green

Kathryn Haughn Lori Lambert- William Maradei Jeanne Maurand _ Ricardo Vanegas, Osburn Ph.D.

Michael Lescault, Cheryl Amari Ryan Burke Peter DeLuca Kayla Greenwood Meghan Harkins Ph.D., Chair

Tim Lane George Malvey Andrew Reusch

The Class of 2019

Left to Right: Vice President Spencer Casey, Secretary Dylan Cann, President Alexia Andrikopoulos and Public Relations Officer Margaret Peterson

Left to Right: President Tara King, Vice President Joseph Theriault, Secretary Amanda Williams, and Public Relations Officer Isabella Saracco

A Letter to the Seniors...

Hola class of 2019,

lam honored to write to you as you graduate from Austin Preparatory School. am a proud teacher, advisor, club coordinator, and “Mom” to many of you. | cannot express how much of a pleasure it has been watching you on your journey. | am proud of all 130 of you. It seems like yesterday when thirty Austin lifers arrived. You have grown from sixth grade Latin students with ship names into wonderful young adults. You are leading retreats, clubs, plays and sports teams and are now ready to embark on your college journeys. Continue to lead!

As you leave the comfort of your second home for a new one would like to share some advice that hope you will follow. First, have worked hard to help you discover the true gift of serving others. Saint Augustine said it perfectly— “For GRACE is given NOT because we have done good works but in order that, we may be able to do them.” Please continue to give of yourselves: you never know the impact that a small gesture, act of kindness or an HOLA can have on another. Share yourselves and take time for others. When you pick your major, do what you love and love what you do. have NEVER regretted being a teacher. | go to work every day and get to watch awesome students like yourselves learn and grow. Don’t be afraid of your challenges ahead. In the words of Fred DeVito, “If it doesn't challenge you, it won't change you.”

It is time for you to say goodbye to your home at Austin Prep and continue on your path towards the future. Remember that you are a part of Austin and we will always be here for you. We cannot wait to hear of all the wonderful accomplishments and adventures that you will embark on. hope you think of me fondly when you eat quesadillas, serve others, ski at Nashoba or hear someone say HOLA. | will not say adids, but rather hasta luego, see you later. Come back to alumni events and post on Facebook. Finally, am leaving you with one final request which is for you to listen to the words of Tim McGraw’s song, "Humble and Kind," and to follow the advice given.

ijHasta Luego y Vaya con Dios!

Senora Theriault

Isabelle Achab

Izzy

Melrose

Cross Country Team, Swim Team, Unitas Leadership Academy, Mr. Maradei's Biology class, British LIT, Grace Gang, Jason Sport (TM), A.A, E.H, A.M, L.M

“Keep exploring. Keep dreaming. Keep asking why. Don't settle for what you already know. Never stop believing in the power of your ideas, your imagination, your hard work to change the world”

-Barack Obama

Emma Ardizzoni

Big Red

Reading

KBs, The garage, New York Trip, Friday Night Lights, Identity Swap, Ms. Gray’s field trip and breakfast, Tara chipping her tooth in Disney, Tailgating

"That's hot."- Paris Hilton

Michael Arrigg

Arrigg, Mikey

Andover

Varsity Soccer, Intramural Soccer, Scituate, Disney Senior Trip, Debate Club, Entrepreneur Club, Senior Dodgeball

“| wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually

Michael Barletta

JG JS MR CJ PM SA CS, Varsity, Soccer Captain, Varsity Baseball, State champs, Mini Hockey

"Sorry can't, I’m playing PlayStation.”

Alexia Andrikopoulos

Reading

CCL champs (5x), concerts, public school raggamuffin, the cult, "NY", prom, 5 am practice and bworld, bday wishes, GB Varsity swim and Tennis, Student Gov. President, NHS, French, Bio, and Chem Soc., Chorus, Greek, Scrapbooking, Yoga, Retreat Leaders

"There's a million things haven't done, but just you wait." Lin-Manuel Miranda

Ally Arnold

Saugus

Dance club 9 10 11 12, varsity dance team 9 10 12

“It's kind of fun to do the impossible.”

-Walt Disney

Hannah Aveni

HJ

Melrose

APVGH forever, APVGL, KBs, The Garage, Saturday morning skates, Being a trashman, T&L

"Taste the Rainbow."

Grace Barry

Gbarry ‘

North Andover Winter Cheer, Service Club, French Club, French Honor Society, Rotary Club, Dance Club

"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. - Wayne Gretsky.' - Michael Scott’ - Grace Barry

Jake Bencale

Dad, Yake, Jakey Stoneham Freshman Basketball, Freshman jand JV Football, Disney 2018, 1Entrepreneur Club, Metal Shop

"Seize the day or die regretting the time yyou lost.”

Nina Bramante Ninberg

\Wakefield

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NYC, Fergies, Disney, MIYUHH, WS champs, AE Scav Hunt, |fudgesicles

‘We didn't realize we were making ‘|memories, we just knew we were having jfun."

\Olivia Calias

Melrose

‘Biggies, bubble tea, Riff Off, epic ‘pool games, Big Girl, Friday Night Lights, The Cape, Prom AND Worlds, Varsity Cheerleading Captain, Friends of Rachel, National Honor Society, $$, SW, GC, AS, DC™ couldn't ‘have done it without you oe

“if it's not fun, you're not doing it right.”

|Spencer Casey Spence Winchester

Ms. Greenwood's class four years

jin a row, Disney, Scituate, the ‘boys, MUN, acadec!

"Hi, welcome to Dunkin’ Donuts how may

take your order?”

Julia Blaschuk

Windham, NH

KBs, the garage

"Im new.”

John Burke

Burke, Burkey

Melrose

Football, Track, Business Club, Disney, New York Trip, Academic Decathlon, Going through a wall freshman year

“Everything bagel double toasted with a light amount of plain cream cheese and a medium iced mocha cappuccino.”

Dylan Cann

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Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse -D3 North Champs, CCL Alpha Males, Student Council, National Honor Society, Dads and Sons, AS, Inwood & Autozone, Boston Red Sox back to back 2018-2019 WS Champions, you heard it here first

"DO or DO NOT. There is no try." - Yoda

Dante Centrella

Centi

North Reading

JV Hockey Captain, Varsity Football, Dads and Sons, Thompson, The Party, "The Office", Disney, New York.

O.C, L.G, M.R, N.S, D.N, M.S, D.C

"| wish there was a way to know youre in the good old days, before you've actually left them." -Andrew Bernard

Sydney Cerveny

Sydney the Science Kidney Winchester

Do it for the troops, (redacted), All star, The Eagle Work Initiative, Conditioned responses, yoy, 4:25 jam sessions with Mr. Taylor, The Legend and orange justice.

"Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light."- Albus Dumbledore

Victoria Chambers

Tori, Tchambz, World Tor Peabody

2019 Volleyball D3 North Champs, JV basketball, Summer 18, Loa9 to chicken nuggets, Fake Seniors, and NG, JC, GC

"Here for a good time not a long time."

Jane Cogswell

Janie, Hooligan, Gingy, Flamehead

Reading KB's, the garage, Panama, grace gang, "it says cup", Disney, New York, and quitting my job

"When you love what you have, you have everything that you need.

Gianna Corrente

Stoneham

Disney, Panama, Mrs. Pitta's office, The Cave, Friday Night Lights, Cheering, JV lacrosse, Lapierre, Carpool with Nicole, "Beans are food'- Swebb and OC, SS,SW,AS, TK, EK, AW

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

Casey Chabra

Chabs, Chabra, Chabarooney, Case

Reading

Math Peer Tutors, NHS, Rotary club, Mornings with Ms. Grace, Ms. Greenwood's and Mr. Diapella's room, Bagel world, stats class, and any conversation in Doc V's advisory

"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose."- Dr. Seuss

Nicholas Christopher

Nick Chris

Andover

Football (4 yrs, senior captain/ CCL Offensive Lineman of the year), Baseball (4 yrs, 2018 state champs), Business club, Football camp, and class trips: NYC, Disney

"All want is all you got." - Coach Maradei

Isabella Collins

Bellal Collision, Belela Throne

Reading

Swimming (4yrs), The EWI, yoy, Bertucci's after meets, "Number 15", 5am practice and Bagle World, BM HN SC

"Look around, look around at how lucky we are to be alive right now!" - Lin-Manuel

Miranda

Maeve Crehan

Marve

Reading

D1 state champs, Fergie's, TT, Fenway's Finest, STT, APVGH, Ray, and Currier compound

"| cant have hockey.”

Jade Dagher Victoria DaSilva

fj Judd, Jademan lori

Woburn an ; j Danvers

:: Boys Varsity Soccer, Disney Trip,

Chorus, Model UN, National Honor Society, Cougar Entrepreneurship Club, New York

Academic Training, Disney World, Pep Rallies, and Singing the atrip

There's no talent here, this is hard work. This is an obsession. Talent does not exist, we are all human beings. You could be anyone if you put in the time. You

National Anthem at sports game "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 will reach the top, and that’s that, am not talented, Wa am obsessed.” - Conor Mcgregor

Tarialis DeLeon

3 h Methuen

»4French club, Rotary club

4They don't want you in the picture ‘cause they want it to look good.”- Anonymous

avton Ditchfield

Sean Desrochers

Sunny D Burlington

Baseball, Robotics, Chess Club

"Sometimes you have to go up really high to understand how small you really are."

-Felix Baumgartner

Julia DiTota

4Pdiddy Juju

Peabody .eS Stoneham Disney, New York, Prom,Bagel

Peru, Panama, The Bridge, World, Photography Club, Vatican Dinner, Volleyball D3 Cheerleading, Softball, NHS, North Champs, Disney, SSA Rotary, Latin Club, Mickey Rat "When you believe in a thing, believe in it Ball the way, implicitly and @unquestionable.” - Walt Disney

"Trade your expectations for appreciation and your whole world changes in an instant." -Tony Robbins

Lacey Douglass ke

Reading Pee

Hockey, bringing a blanket Res

Isabella Erickson

Bella

Lynnfield everywhere as soon as | feel a

Disney, Prom, Senior year slight breeze, football games, my cheering, Ski team waffles, awful parking, and "she wasnt Performing in Nutcracker for very good but boy could she run’ Dance club, and Crew "Books and cleverness! There are much

"It might take a year, it might take a day more important thing things...friendship but what's meant to be will always find a and bravery." -Hermione Granger > ee

Robert Farrell

Rob

Wilmington

Hockey, Lacrosse, Unitas Leadership Academy, and Student Ambassador

“Bunch of Mamalukes” (Coach Lou voice)

Evan Foulds

Fouldsy

North Andover

Varsity hockey, varsity lacrosse, bus rides, pasta party's

"You will never get this! You will never get this! La la la Ia la! She all behind her cage, she crazy crazy." - Borat Sagdiyev

Lucas Gebolys

Pucas, luqui

Winchester Maradei’s trap, Dads and Sons, Postgame Inwood, Deusch, GG’s Potato Fetish

"An apple a day keeps the doctor away, but a bowl a day keeps the blues away."

Jason Giangrande

Jay

Androver

2018 State champions, GOAT House, Loon, JT, MS, JR

“Nowadays all do is shine, take a breath and ease my mind” - Mac Miller

Jade Finnegan

Volleyball D3 North Champs, Fergie's, Fenway'’s Finest, Shooters Shoot, For The Mems, Clap Em, Dirty Money, Goodnight Jim Kyte

"Let Time Do Its Thing.”

Rachel Galatis

Cross country, ski team, yoga club, BOLD

“Most people don't know that there are angels whose only job is to make sure you don't get too comfortable & fall asleep & miss your life.” -Brian Andreas

Marie-Elena Gerety

Tennis, Volleyball, French Club, National Honors Society, Skiing, Driving with Nicole, 41 tardies junior year

“Left door please.” -Tina Schiavone

Jonathan Gilbride Garison

Beverly

MB, MB, MR, CJ, CS, PM, SA, JS, Varsity Baseball, State Champs, Mini hockey

"We ain't come here to play school.” -Cardale Jones

iSerena Gilbride

East Boston

softball, car rides with Rob and Nic, Aithe office mornings, neighbor Yshoveling, #rollwaves, mariokart, jbeachmont, and big thanks to my

4Andrew Gould

West Newbury Lacrosse, Football, getting Sidemerits, serving detentions for previously mentioned demerits

}'I like the dress code." -No one

iVolleyball D3 North Champs, Julio, SaaUUUGAHhh Duuude, “its jall a part of the adventure’, Istolen kicks, Loa9 to chicken nuggets, Operation finesse, |Panama and Disney "Good things come to those who grind"

jEmily Happeny

WYEmilina Paulina Happenina

4"Once upon a time you were a little girl §with big dreams that you promised you'd it f make real one day. Don't disappoint yourself.” -Unknown

Nicholas Gilmore

Vivian, Niccc Guy Haverhill Track, model UN, cross country

“Oh...pish posh” -Esteban

Congratulations, Class of 2019. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you end up next year!

Cortney Hannula

Cort

Melrose Nutcracker, HMUN, Powderpuff, Freinds of Rachel, Disney, NYC, Prom, and Door Decoration Contest

"Go forward in life with a twinkle in your eye and a smile on your face, but with great and strong purpose in your heart."

-Gordon B. Hinckley

Kathryn Horgan

Arlington % kju, Dirty Money, Green Screen room, Rizzo, SMSDY

“We didn't go to church, but got blessed” -Pitbull

North Andover Playing Baseball, APS Media, Making the GOP Club, Astronomy Club, Astronomy Class, Disney Trip, Arguments at Lunch.

"| could really care less."

Cole Kamelle Cletus North Andover Tennis Team, Astronomy Club, Film Club

“You've Got Another Thing Comin’”’-Rob Halford

Patrick Kelly

Pat :

Middleton

Dads and Sons,The Office, Win, Dance, Repeat, ACK, Rufo's Rivals, Viva la stool, MR NC MP DC DN LG JT JR MS JG LC

"Without order, nothing exists. Without chaos, nothing evolves." -Oscar Wilde

Tara King

Taramisu, Tire, tRa, Chip Beverly Peru/Panama/Disney, the garage, the pit, JWOW's Office, Senior ID Picture Swap, Pop'em Delivery, Escaping Track Twitter Picture, student council

"Climb the mountain so you can see the world, not so the world can see you.” - David McCullough Jr.

Colin Jaena

CBC

Wakefield

Varisty Baseball, 2018 State Champs “Super Season”, Varisty Basketball, Mini Hockey, Car Parties, Rangers, J-Rip, Powah Hour, CS JG PM SA MB LC

"Woke up feeling dangerous."

Joseph Kelley Astronomy club

"Being a stress-powered comedy machine is hard but honest work."

Erin Kiley

Ern, Ween, Doofus Woburn

alle if you love new york’, isney Cee ), the pit, Brekk and Bible Factory Field Trip with Ms. Gray, Grace Gang, JWOW's office, the garage. Senior Picture Identity Swap, Writing Center eet eetings (birds aren't real),

“When you can't find the sunshine, be the sunshine.”

Madeleine Kokot

Maddy

Medford Ski team, Model UN, Rowing, New York Trip with MEP, AP, BR, GB, KR, Disney Trip with EM, CR, NV, OP, AG, DM

"The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do."

Jonathan Kouyoumjian

WDidney World, New York, Washington DC, Physics Society, {Rotary Club, Baseballl, KT, Lifer

I'No Fernando, am not a magic man." -kwidge

Hannah Levell

Arlington

“4Congratulations, Class of 2019. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you end up next year!

-|Calogero LoGrasso

Calo, Calog, C, Italiano Stoneham

Disney 2018, Varsity Soccer, Scituate, the boys, mission dan, jcoaching, freshman basketball iteam

ha"Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried something new."

Laura Makary

Middleton ‘ HMUN, APS Media, diversity ‘oiconference with Mr. Sport, student walkout, SAVI, Margaret 3\Peterson Disney Experence TM, iMr. Dowd's field trips, swag “wagon WV if you are creative, you must be dissident.” -Nawal EL Saadawi

Cole Leavis

Congratulations, Class of 2019. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you end up next year!

Benjamin Lidoski

Bean, Beano, Benji, Lanque, Son

Wilmington

Disney 2018, Dartmouth 2018, Scituate, APBVS, smella, CM, New York (phase 1-7)

"Welcome to flavor town"

"It always seems impossible until it's done." -

Hannah Malvone Malvone

Wilmington Rotary club, france study abroad, sil’s, house parties, st Mary's boys soccer, football games, French class with Cath, marine biology w/ maraund lol "| had the least amount of absent days senior year so thank you Mr. Brennan”

Nelson Mandela

Caroline Manganaro Sane

Mango

Winchester

Disney 2018, Semi 2018, BL

"The new girl."

Sullivan Marino

Sully

Peabody

Varsity hockey, super 8, final high school golf match, Falmouth, Disney, hockey road trips, pasta party, and ER, RF, MP, JG, JT, MS, KU, NC, CS

Anastasia Mastrocola

Ana Medford 8

Hocker Season, State Champs, Lunch, AA, IA, EH, LM, Friends of Rachel, Disney, New York Vi

Declan MecCadden

Decky G, Decoy McCafe

Reading

French Club, Students for Social Awareness, Peru, Panama, National Honor Society, Disney

"I'm just saying that any decision made, big or small, has an impact around the world."- Jason Bateman

Bridget McCarthy ”

George Town ‘4

Saluting the Troops, MUN seniors, SSSS, Orange Justice, The morality of child leashes, marrying Maggie P. in Disney, chewing mashed potatoes, keeper of the bees

"And remember bad times.. are just times that are bad."- Animal Crossing: New Leaf

Elizabeth May

Lizzie May, Lizzard, Bizzo

Melrose

APVGS, APST&F, Dartmouth, TOPS, HOCR 54, EH, AA, AM, IA, Debbie's Indpendent study, Brad's Office

"Anything lost can be found again except for time wasted’- Kevin Gates

Zachary McCaldon

Sack

Melrose

Ski Team, tailgating season, NY phases 1-7, Disney, The Rock, Mrs. Libert’s class

“If you're going through hell, keep going.” -Winston Churchill

Elise McGee

Mcgoose,EatElise, Lisey, Elsie Woburn

Track Picture, Panama, Identity Swap, KB's, the garage, JWOW's office, Ms. Gray field Trip and Breakfast, and Ke $ha and Kowloons

"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.”

m

iMarie Mellor

Mellorie jLynnfield Gymnastics, APS media, The 4|Legend

"Every great person in history has started ‘Hout as nothing more than what we are now, students. If they can do it, why not ijus?"

iJames Moro

~4Melrose

Helping Found APS Media, Circle 1 1Formation in Middle School + Soccer, The first ever Austies, % Space Ball in Doc V's room

Hi} "I'm just a simple man trying to make my way in the universe.”

o\Jose Munoz

4Caramel ) pjLawrence

Steve Squryes Space Society

4 'People think it don't be like it is. But it do." 4J- Gandhi

“Drew Nickerson

Nickerson

» o4Stoneham

4Dads and Sons, Football, Lacrosse, Fishing, Snowboarding, Football Camp, Stoneham Spartans, Disney, 41Post Game Inwood, Thomson, Dante's house, Lucas's House, PK, DC, MR, DC, LG, MS, MJ

That was a force”

Philip Mills

Phil Stoneham

MB, CJ, JG, CS, SA, Varsity Socccer Captain, Freshman basketball, Senior Scav Hunt

"If a man doesn't have the sauce then he is lost. But the same man can be lost in the sauce."- Guccie Mane

Emma Morrison Lynnfield

Swim Team, Spring Track, Austin Service Club, Rotary Club

"My homework isn't done but sure am."

Haley Nedroscik

Holly, Hakey Stoneham

Birds aren't real, the EWI, Nuggets and Sprite, track, New York, yoy, Do it for the troops, SC AT BC NV and thank you to NDP

Do you have a plan? "I dont even have a pla-' -Phoebe Buffay

Kevin Noyes

North Billerica

National Honors Society, Slavic Society, Russian club, Student Ambassadors, New York Trip, and Senior Class Trip to Disney

"Work smarter not harder’

Colin Ouellette

North Billerica Rotary Club, Business Club, Entrepreneur Club, Ski Club

"If it wasn't for the last minute, nothing would get done."

Margaret Peterson

Maggie Wilmington

MUN Seniors, SSA, ‘Magrat’, Swag Wagon, Walkout, Crystal Zhao, HMUN, Mr. Dowd's field trips

"We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek." -Barack

Obama

Molly Pine

Mollison

Andover

Disney, New York, Mr.Diapella's Room, Dance Club, Student Ambassadors, Cheerleading

"Sometimes’, said Pooh, the smallest things take up the most room in your heart." - Winnie the Pooh

Maxwell Pineo

Fergie

North Reading Varsity Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse

"If you ain't first, you're last"

Anthony Privitera

Priv ; Wouburn

Peru Trip, Panama Trip, New York, Disney World, Hockey, Rotary Club, KT

“Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.” —Dr. Seuss

Olivia Privitera

Woburn

Disney, Panama and Peru Service Trips, The Pit, The Bridge,

All the laughs, Track, Soccer, Social Awareness Club

“This was nothing like High School Musical”

Evan Rago

Rags

Saugus

Varsity hockey, Falmouth tournament, Super 8, Varsity golf, roadies with the boys, pasta parties, championship parades, SM RF MP JR JT MS JG KU CS NC

"One bite everyone knows the rules" -Dave Portnoy

Margaret Raymond

Maggie, Mags, Raymond, Mig

North Andover

Swim team, Swim mornings, “It tastes nastolgic, like Pablo Sanchez’, “Next.....”, “Most likely to lay out on the deck after 100 fly’-Matt Deroche, “Wait....what”, Dishey Trip

“Always find a reason to laugh”-unknown

Nicholas Reddy Matthew Rubino

Nick ‘ Kaz Rubino 4Groveland ; North Reading

:

Adc 8th grade, whipping my old

Maradei’s trap mercedes, F block free, AP comp with Ms. Foster, students for social Jawareness, TYBG.

"If the turtle cage is dirty ain't paying for it.”

7% "Close your eyes to what you can't 1 imagine.” -Thebe Kgositsile

TI, Clap ‘em, D1 State Champs, ‘Dirty Money, Scav Hunt, APVGL, + 4Fergis, Fannie Pack

1) survived 4 years of high school without 5© qa calculator."

Brian Russo

Brusso

Billerica Basketball Club, Business Club,

Greenwood's Room, New York Trip, Disney Trip, and Prom

"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

Silvanna Salines

EF 7 Sil

Goat House, Varsity Lacrosse Varsity Hockey Fr So, New Years at Goat House 18, JTJG MS ER “WMP SM RF KU FC

“How you feelin doe"

Catherine Rose 4Cathy, Cath, Cat, Mom

y n se 4yVarsi Becer, Model UN with MP, TD, >) and CH, National Honor Society, 4Senior Year Disney, Ir with MG, NV, Leg M, Unitas

4 Book Award, Mr. » Ggossip and talk about life with MP >) Gand 1D, Doc V's AP Bio class And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.” -Friedrich Nietzsche

North Reading Green Key Ambassadors Club, Tennis practice, Tennis bus rides, Free Blocks, Black Lights, Parties, 16th and 18th Birthday, Punta Cana

“Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone, just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had.” -James R. Fitzgerald

Alexandra Santostefano

Alex, Albert East Boston

"I'm not a stop along the way, I'm a destination."

Isabella Saracco

Ella, Smella

Melrose

Kb's and the garage, APVGH, APVSB, Senior Class Student Council, EPS, car rides with my brother, swebb hitting me with her car, bean "The only thing in life that is consistent is

Basketball, Making a music video in the first floor bathroom, The Disney trip, EPS club, Mr. Harkins' Class making music

"One person's craziness is another person's reality."- Tim Burton

Kelsey Sherriff

NHS, National Latin Honors Society, Classics Club, ASL Club, Chemistry Society, Biology Society, Peru Service Trip, Game and Competition Cheerleading

"How lucky am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard’- Winnie the Pooh

Emma Simpson

Reading

APVGS, Dream Team, Grace Gang, Fuller's Room, Panama Service Trip, Animals Dance Party, Duh, Duh Duhhh, OP, SW, JD

“Sometimes you will never know the value of moment until it becomes a memory.’- Dr. Seuss

Anna Schiff

North Andover

President of BOLD, National Honors Society, Student Ambassador

"Thank u, next.”

Cameron Seguin

Cam

Woburn

3X Varsity Baseball, 2018 State Champs, Intramural Softball All American, Whole Foods, J Rip, CR, JB, MF, EG, BP, JG, MB, CJ, PM, SA

"Be your own hero."- Lou ‘Coach’ Presutti

Michael Simonelli

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North Reading Varsity Golf Captain, Freshmen baseball, water fights, "... and no one can stop me", Mrs. Blewitt, DMR

"If can't scuba, then what's this all about? What have been working towards?" - Creed Bratton

Grant Smith

Ginger Andover Lacrosse, Soccer, Hockey, Retreat Leaders, Service Club, Morning Workouts, Jade Dagher

“What counts is not necessarily the size of the dog in the fight- its the size of the fight in the dog."- Dwight D. Eisenhower/ Mark Twain

Sean Spencer

Country Sean, Sean the Dog

Disney class trip, Alto in Chorus, [| Melrose Dance Club, NHS, NLHS, Football, Track, Disney, New York, cheerleading, and in 6th grade Business Club tripping in the hallway with "Do you even know who Jar Jar is?”

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Nicolo Sullo

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Sarah Sweeney

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4Biggies, bubble tea, epic pool games, Ms. Pitta's office, Ginny's Beach, The Cape, HGR, OC, GC, 4SW, AS, Varsity Lacrosse and 4Cheerleading, National Honors Society

Sometimes you gotta work a little, so you can ball a lot."- Tom Haverford

Thank you for all the memories

and good luck wherever you end up next year!

Dara Syed

Congratulations, Class of 2019. Thank you for all the memories and good luck wherever you end up next year!

Samantha Szezesny

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Saugus

Model UN, Science Fiction, Fantasy Club, The Legend, APS Media, History Club, Foreign Language Society, and Track and Field.

“There's always room for a story that can transport people to another place.” J.K. Rowling

James Theriault

Jimmy Stoneham

Lacrosse, Ski Club, Service Club, Ist Floor Bathroom, LRD

“People change and things go wrong, but just remember, life goes on.” - Mac Miller

Ethan Tilley

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Billerica

Making fudge every year ever, NexDine M&M Cookies in 8th Grade, Losing my voice every year, Middle School Soccer, The computer lab, APS Media and all that stuff, AcDec, Mrs. Libert's SAT Prep Extravaganza

"James, stop recording." -Mr. Taylor

Christopher Tucker

Nick Chris

Andover

Football (4 years, senior captain/ CCL Offensive Lineman of the Year),

Baseball( 4 years, 2018 state champs), Business club, Football camp, Class trips: NYC, Disney

“All want is all you got” - Coach Marade

Alexandra Taylor

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Peabody

NHS, APVGV D3 North Champs, France Trip, Breakfast Club, Nuggets and Sprite, boom boom ch, Randall, and IC, HN, $C

"We are pretty bizarre. Some of us are just better at hiding it, that's all’- John Hughs, The Breakfast Club

Joseph Theriault

Joey Head Stoneham

Lacrosse, hockey, goathouse, ski club, MS JG JR

“No matter where life takes me, find me with a smile” - Mac Miller

Alexandra Trant

Lexie

Andover Dance Club, French Club, Disney trip, Magic Kingdom, the Nutcracker, winter track, homecoming

There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in.” -Leonard Cohen

Catherine Urick

Cat

Newton, NH

Tennis, National Honors Society, Latin Honors Society, Classics Club

An arrow can only be shot by pulling it backward. When life is dragging you back with difficulties, it means it's going to launch you into something great. So focus, and keep aiming.

"Because I've been here since sixth grade, | have been able to see the changes at Austin more drastically than other students have. We went from three classes a day to four, and added a new stadium. have made closer friends because | have had them for seven years rather than four."

Alexandra Taylor

'19

"The community of the school has been my favorite part of being a student at Austin, because we are always there for each other. We find ways to have spirit in clubs, sports, and in classes."

— Kelsey Sparuk

'19

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Michelle Natalia Grasso Garrison

Sophia Freeman Francesca Jenson Gao

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Niamh Green

Stephen Holubiak

Victoria Li

Catherine Mawn

Katherine Morin Frelick Anne Little

Connor McCarthy

Jack Nakashian

Sophie Hampoian

Sami Igler

Emily Lucera

Sarah McGinness

Sydney Newcomb

Spencer Lafont

Andrew Macdonald

Catherine Ning

Natalie Hanlon

Ava Lauria

Abaigael Macnamara

Spencer HartThompson

Andrew Jones

William Lawson

Angelica Maloney

Timothy Norton Gary Pare

Abigail Heffernan

Maura Joyce

Khoa Le

Andrew Mangano

Devon Middlebrook

Elizabeth Pasquale

Mia Hemme

Joshua Kazmer

Katherine Lemons

Anne Martin

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Gina Pasquale

Emily Hickey

Jeremy Levine

Kaitlin Martin

Caroline Morin

Dhruv Patel

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Madeleine

Natanael Santiago

Evan Zonderman

Allison Pienta

Michael Silva

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Felicia Zuccola

Caroline Plante

Jonathan Weber

Katelyn Quinn- Marilyn Regan

Christopher Roselli

Eryn Taber

Kathleen Whit Jonathan Whooley

Genevieve Rhodes

Christopher Roy

Alex Talambekos

Liam Yang

Nolan Ricci

James Russell

Joshua Yeh

Julia Rice

Lauren Sablone

Julian Yu

Danielle Rich Sofia Saltamartini

Alex Zhao

A Letter to the Juniors...

Class of 2020,

Congratulations on finishing an assuredly stress-filled and busy year at Austin Prep!

Many of you have your sights on the exit and what may lie ahead. But as someone who has been in your shoes, | have some advice: enjoy your senior year. Take advantage of every opportunity, continue to form strong relationships and dont be afraid to make new ones. Let go and do not hold on to silly grudges. Do not wish that your Mondays were Fridays. Do not wait and wish for life to fast forward to things that may seem more important. Live in the moment. Get up every morning, take on the day and be thankful for the opportunities and experiences that await you. Your senior year will be a year youll never forget. It will be full of emotions, celebrations, ups and downs. But never forgot how hard you've worked, your friends and family, and all the people you've met along the way. wish you nothing but the best in your final year at Austin.

Regards, Mr. Benning

ass of 2021

Demitrius Grace Ardito Molly Ardito Casey Bachner Jack Bartley Andrew Becker —_— Aiden Beers Andrellosa

Collin Berube Elizabeth Nicolino Victoria Bono Maddie Botti Ava Breault

Thomas Bodette Bonavita Brosnan

Brooke Brown _ Olivia Cafarelli Jessica Caputo Charles Brady Cerveny Gordon Chen Sylvia Chen Jullie Chung Brianna Carbone Ciardiello

Ariana Clark = Maxwell Clarke —_Julia Clifford

Alyssa Cross Giulia Damico Alexis Demarco

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Jimmy Ding Demarco

Deanna Dinitto Sergio Domingo Bennett Molly Dugan TJ Dysart

Ella Farraher Donnelly

Brianna Gianna Frenzo Alejandro Isabel Geary Ava Graichen Arya Gupta Liam Stephen Hu Mary Hueston Fountain Garber Harrington -

Ritchie John

Salvatore Lococo

Allie Martinson

Amanda Patti

Douglas Russo

Hannah Sullivan

Michael Kamelle

Dominick McDonough

Ryan Noyes

Gaby Pearson

Hayley Taber

Melina Loyack

Nizhoni McDonough .

Jaeleene Nunez

Emily Pessina

Arpi Sharma

Tonny Tang

Emma Kilbride

William Lu

Brady McGrath Colin McGrath Quinn Meissner

Thomas O'Koniewski

Conor Peterson

Charlie Shea

Serafina Tavano

Gwen Kirby

Trevor Lundy

Connor O'Neill

Marveen Pierre

Joseph Thibodeau

George Kiu

Ethan Luongo

David Olson

Georgia Poulakis

Callum Tinkler

Faith Moran

Amelia Oulton

Liam Prigmore

Cheyenne Smith

Max Todisco

Gabriel Lembidakis

Kathleen Morrison

Emma Ricciardelli

Joe Solimine

Eryn Trant

Kayla Russell

Katie Stone

Devin Trevor

Marvin Ellie Ungashick Gabrielle Jackson Vanegas Olivia Venuto Alyssa Ellie Walsh Irena Wang Eddie Wei

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Huadan Zheng

Left to Right: President Dominick McDonough, Secretary Liam Prigmore, Public Relations Officer Gabriel Lembidakis, and Vice President Bennett Donnelly.

A Letter to the Sophomores...

Class of 2021,

Congratulations on completing your sophomore year of high school. The sophomore year is one in which you truly become staples of the community. You become comfortable in your study habits, in your classes, with your friends, and in your day to day lives in general. By now, you are ready fo move on to your junior year. If can impart any advice, it would be to make the most out it: academically, extracurricularly, and socially.

| want to thank you for the memories you all have created. | was in the unique position of teaching nearly every single one of you this year. We read Shakespeare and The Great Gatsby, analyzed speeches, got frustrated with NoRediInk, played Quizlet Live, and discussed and debated around a Harkness Table. You begged me to watch movies in class, tried to hide the fact that you didn't do the reading, talked with me about sports, complained about having to give a speech or write an essay, and enjoyed some awkward silences when no one wanted to pick up during ghost reading. You have also had many successes and have learned much this year. It has been a privilege to get to know all of you. Good luck with your remaining time in high school!

Mr. Diapella ‘88

Class of 202

Ryan Ackerley

Maria Behnam

Will Burns

Charlotte Collins

Michael Doherty

Melina Fedele

Anthony

Matt Bellis

Maeve Carey

Andrew Fetten

Brendan Ardito

Dante Bertoli

Jacob Coons

Jodee Domey

Dante Filadoro

Gabby Asare

Maranda Bianchi

Trevor Casey

Jordan Cote

Devin DonofrioRalls

Alexander Fiorante

Sabina Axelrod

Patricia Bibeau Matthew Chatelle

Haley Fisher

Marc Barletta

Christopher Blake

Chloe Ciano

Gianna Defilippo

Aidan Elkins

Alayna Fournier

Paige Barlow

Evan Blanco

Kiera Clark

Richard Deng

Liam Fagan

Charlie Gagnon

Madison Battaglia

Jack Brosnan

John Cogswell a

Jonathan Diprizio

Nico Fanuele

Steven Galatis

Anthony Beaulieu

Colannino

Anthony Divito

Catherine Gallagher

Jannibelli

Jaena

Margerison

Jillian Regan Emma Guthrie

Jalbert

Maddy Lazdowski

Brendan McCarthy

Gabriella Mooney

Ronan Noke

Gannon Ricci

Jack Keefe

Lily McDonald

Elizabeth Morin

Kyra O'Neill

Christopher Roberts

Thomas Russell Claudia Scott Jack Seibel Arianna Emmi Shearer Megan Silva Emma Spengler Benjamin Kendall Stalder Shalhoub Sperling

Morgan Madison Terry Nicholas Nicole Theriault | John Toohey Julia Viana Matthew Vinal Brenden Walsh Tammaro Theodos

Christopher Vicky Haotian Yang Dillan Zanni William Zhao —_‘ Joseph Zuccola Weber Withycombe

A Letter to the Freshmen...

Class of 2022,

You may have donned your Austin polo or “AP” khakis for the very first time in September, as you rode up past the new dining hall construction and around the building to your drop off point. Or you may have worn them for the last three years on your way to becoming an Austin Prep “Lifer.” Either way, this is an exciting new beginning: it’s high school!

It has been my absolute pleasure watching you all on the fields, track, court, pool, and stage. look forward to watching as you continue your high school experience. If can impart one bit of advice, it is to get involved. Participation in Austin events makes your ) experiences more memorable. Go to a game under the lights. Cheer on your teams on the court, on the track, and on the ice. Attend the dances, see the Nutcracker, or better ) yet, try out for a play, or work behind the scenes in EPS. Sit with your friends in the new dining hall, and welcome new friends as well. Look out for one another. Being a part of a team, whatever that team might be, will make your Austin journey even better.

\ As you ride up the driveway each morning, you see the banners with our three charisms: | Unitas, Veritas and Caritas. Unity, Truth, and Love. Those three words embody what we are as a community, and you are a very large part of it. Please continue to thrive in all aspects of your life. look forward to watching you grow, mature, and share your gifts. Before you know it, you'll be crossing the stage to begin the next chapter of your life. Until then, make the most of every opportunity to get involved with the positive things | happening around you. We will all be cheering you on!

God Bless, a

Coach Maradei

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Below: Middle School Students visit the Boston Museum of Fine Art.

Above: Eighth graders take a field trip to the Boston Tea Party Museum.

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A Letter to the Eighth Grade...

ȴMegan Wilcox

Class of 2023,

One bridge crossed!

Sincerely, you have accomplished a great deal as Middle School students at Austin Prep. It is time for you to pause, relax and take a deep cleansing breath before starting out on the next leg of your journey. Truthfully, one of the bests things you can decide for yourself at this time is to totally commit to your journey, but not to the outcome!

You have actively taken part in the very essence of an organic process of community building. The skills and talents you have found and developed in the process will be honed to perfection as you travel this road further into High School and beyond.

It really is a beautiful journey, a journey very much worthy of taking, and worthy of you. You will experience breathtaking heights in achievement, and frightening lows in your failures. But you will learn that if you always choose kindness and love as you partners, the path of your journey will always be in the "light"!

God love you,

Mr.

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Nicole Samantha Sophia Taylor Isabella Le Thach Drew Theodore Elizabeth Ayla Urquizo Thomas Walsh Jordan Wang Surabian Taber Tenreiro Thibodeau Trant Urick

Maddox Amadin

Rachel Coons Weston Carbone

Jonathan Burke

Sophia Brisbois

Aiden Becker — Gavin Brady Anthony Burgess Cam Bayusik

Anna Ferranti Cailin Fennessy

Alessandro Fanuele

Matthew Doherty

Erin Crisafi

Cullen Emery Stephen Fabiano Mia Dinunzio Donnelly

Juliana Ava Intoppa lannibelli

Jared Hickey —_ Julia Higgins Jimmy Holmes

Lyla Graichen Jaya Gupta Julia Alexa Harris Hardiman

Emma Losolfo

Katherine Millett Owen McNally

Jillian McAuley Kylie McDonald Marcello Maitino

Chaz Knowles

Matthew Rachel Rech Palumbo

Evan Regan

Abby O'Keefe Elena Oulton Josh Robichaud Rowan Oostman Fischer Niehaus

Filippo Nicolai

David Vanderzouwen

Nicholas Tauro Madeleine Ungashick

Alexa Schiela Regan Alexis Sherry Maddy Shih Ian Simpson Tricia Stevens Sullivan

Lauren Costa

Janelle Irvin

Avi Mishra

Paula Reyes

Parker Vanegas

Olivia Gedaminsky

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Hunter Grabar

Jack Klovee / | Reece Montejo

Lily Rizza

Maddie Wakelifi

A Letter to the Seventh Grade...

Class of 2024,

Congratulations: you will be the new leaders of the Middle School! You entered Austin Prep with high expectations and have realized the degree of hard work that success demands. Academic challenges were different for each of you, but with determination and grace, you have made progress. We have seen your varied strategies for time management and have been delighted to help motivate you. Watching you achieve is so gratifying!

Socially, it's been a pivotal couple of years in your lives. For those who entered AP in the sixth grade, / you leff your former classmates to bond as a brand new class; for "new' seventh graders, you were +. welcomed into that group with enthusiasm and warmth. Observing you all seamlessly interact in class, , inthe dining hall, or in the corridors is a testament to Unitas. Your friend groups are expanding in sports, ‘the arts, and in extracurricular activities, giving you a support system to complement the encouragement given by your family and your teachers. Keep on being kind to one another!

Thank you for being fun in class discussions, for being open to new ideas, for persevering in subjects + that don't come easily to you, and for learning to balance it all with self-discipline and honesty. It all +. adds up to character building! We are proud of the young ladies and gentlemen that you are. Our | hope is that you continue to trust in yourselves and to nourish yourself spiritually as you make your Z Austin Prep Journey.

See you next year!

Mrs. DiPerna

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A Letter to the Sixth Grade...

Class of 2025,

look forward to every year to welcome our new sixth grade students to the Austin Prep community. am fortunate to be a part of this experience of watching students from different backgrounds, communities and schools come together under one roof fo learn, grow and support one another. have been at Austin Prep for 20 years, and | can wholeheartedly say that the administration, counseling department, teachers, coaches, children, and parents, make Austin Prep the special school that it is.

Caritas, Unitas, and Veritas are not just words that you hear throughout the school year and are not just words that are written on the walls in the Gathering Room. These words represent the mission of Austin Prep and must be at the forefront of your mind. They come alive by the way you care and help one another on a daily basis throughout the school year. They manifest themselves in the charity work you perform. Carifas, Unitas, and Veritas are part of the fabric of Austin Prep, and you are too.

It is my sincere wish that you all become ‘lifers’ and graduate from Austin Prep. hope that you make meaningful connections with friends and teachers along the way, and that Austin Prep will hold a special place in your heart long beyond your years in school. You will well be prepared for college, but more importantly, you will be well prepared for life. Society needs caring, loving and hard working young adults to make the world a better place and | have no doubt that you will do just that!

Sincerely,

Mr. Regan

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Left: Lucas Gebolys '19 dodges his opponent.

Middle: Zoe Karoub '21 leaps in the Fall Cabaret.

Right: Middle schoolers climb the rock wall at Project Adventure.

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Left: Juniors Taylor Simonelli and Ally Pienta cheer for the football team.

Left: Connor McCarthy makes a tackle.

Right: Cortney Hannula '19 dances as Drosselmeyer in The Nutcracker.

Fall Events

A Geagon to Remember

After coming back from our long summer break to a beautiful new Dining Hall, the fall season was a time to remember! Athletic talents at Austin continued to impress. The Girls Soccer team made it to the CCL's once again and had an almost undefeated season. The Volleyball team also had an outstanding season, setting a new school record. Volleyball team member Alexandra Taylor '19 states, “We had the best season we've ever had by winning the Division 3 North Championship for the first time! We werent sure what to expect with a new coach, but we went far.” Besides these CCL performances, Football, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Golf, and Boys Soccer all had strong seasons as well.

Outside of athletics, the fall was a great season for Campus Ministry, Drama Club and other school activities. Convocation Mass was an inspiring start to the new school year, and the 6th, 9th, and 12th graders did some bonding at Project Adventure. The Friends of Rachel club hosted their annual Halloween parade and the Drama Club put on the “Fall Cabaret,” scenes from a variety of famous movies and plays featuring dance and musical performances. Actress Aingea Venuto said, “Whenever am involved in a play, feel like my true purpose is fulfilled. Our shows are a culmination of different departments’ hours of work, and it always pays off!” Ending the fall season was Spirit Week, which included themed dress down days, the Senior vs. Teacher Dodgeball Game, and lastly, the Pep Rally. Each grade dressed in their class colors and members of the fall sports teams participated in small competitions and dances. It was a great start to the year and definitely a season that we will remember forever.

Above: A group of seniors cheer on the football team at a White Out themed game.

Right: Ava Lauria '20, the only female golf player on the team.

Left (top): Claudia Scott '22 and Isabelle Achab '19 run for the Cross Country team.

Left (bottom): Zoe Karoub '21 dances in the Fall Cabaret.

Convocation Mass

New Year, New Message

Seniors

On Friday, September 21st, Austin 0f 2079 banner. oe ee - |

Prep gathered as a community B, stage : for the annual Convocation Mass. The mass was led by Fr. Armano and was concluded by an inspirational speech from Dr. Hickey. This school year, Austin Prep has the theme of Presume Good Intent, to foster community and kindness towards each other. As a school, we will work towards having more compassion for our peers. Fr. Armano explained, "It means to assume that others are saying, doing, and acting with good intentions and motives."

"We are nota tif 4 school of . / platitudes. We put our values in action."

— Alexia Andrikopoulos '19

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Maeve Crehan, Isabella Saracco, and Tara King proudly hold the Class

Below: Juniors Amanda Castro and Danielle Rich smile before the mass procession.

Above: Scool-Wide Student Council members of the Class of 2019 Alexia Andrikopoulos, Margaret Peterson, Dylan Cann, and Spencer Casey are the flag bearers for the mass.

Service Day Giving Back

This year for Valentine's Day, Austin decided to celebrate by giving back to the community and sharing our love with others. The Upper School advisories participated in various activities such as decorating cookies, writing positive notes, designing banners, and packaging canned goods to benefit people who are not as privileged. Our mission statement, "To inspire hearts to unite, minds to inquire, and hands to serve" was fulfilled and present during this day. Mr. Piccini commented," Watching students from alll different grade levels and backgrounds work together to help the less fortunate exemplifies caritas, a value our community lives by."

"My favorite part of the day had to be decorating the rown ‘21

share each other's company." — Mr. Lane

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/ r. Ford directs as boxes of goods are loaded into the Mr. Baccari guides his advisees on designing \ustin Prep vans, to be delivered to My Brother's Table. banners for the food pantry.

Urs. Amari's advisory works hard on banners for the Junior boys were assigned to package canned 63 ood pantry. goods to be shipped to the food pantry.

Adventure For Ale

On September 7th 2018, the Class of 2019 embarked on a journey to embrace teamwork and build stronger relationships with one other. Within groups, the seniors played obstacle games and even got to use the high ropes course. They were challenged both physically and mentally with each task. Whether climbing, communicating or belaying, the goal of each activity was to work together and strengthen the class as a whole.

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CS ‘ a With trust and comunication, working es 2 together was a breeze! These seniors used teamwork to meet a wide variety of challenges throughout the day.

MMOST MEMORABLE

"| liked being able to talk to classmates that | normally wouldn't cross paths with."

— Lacey Douglass '19

"It was really fun seeing the class come together and supporting one another throughout the day."

— Molly Pines '19

Above: Lacey Douglass gives a thumbs up right before going on the high ropes course.

"Doing something outside of school with my friends was better than being in class together and met new people."

—Gabe Rudolph, '25

The Journey Begins

On September 11th, the sixth grade began their Austin journey together with a variety of team challenges at Project Adventure in Beverly, MA. Students enjoyed cheering each other on and showing off their Class of 2025 t-shirts during the tandem rock climb, and while taking turns on the belay team and support squad. Middle School Head Michael McLaughlin (left) also recalls that the high ropes elements were a "real highlight" of the day.

"| enjoyed building stronger relationships with my classmates and putting our lives in each others arms."

"| like that we had to make a plan before doing the activities and when we didnt, it failed."

Below Center: Shiv Meiyur, Colin Walsh, and Ethan Molettieri

—Madison Valade, '25

—Colin Walsh, '25

| New Memonies, New Friends

pihe ninth grade headed to }roject Adventure on september 6th, an annual sexperience for the incoming sJpper School class. According 0 many students, this event laelped them to interact with seach other in a unique way. scrom exciting games to jocooperative challenges, kytudents worked together and benade new memories with new jooeople.

"Since it was my first year at Austin, was nervous coming into the school year. But after Project Adventure, felt better going into the year-I was able to make many new friends."

“| was excited to go back to project adventure, since it had been a long time since was there. had a lot of fun with the members of my group, and made new

friends in the process."

Lindsay Mcdonald, 22 _i—_

Left: Lindsay Mcdonald and a 40 ‘=: ’ 4 = —Madeline Hickey, '22 Kierra Clark VF, aa wa)

Left: Freshman Jillian Regan completes her high ropes course.

: "It was very fun to see = what people decided . to dress up as when given the oppritunity to » if i dress down," remarked one senior who watched the parade. saaled

Above: Middle schoolers participate in the 4 Sg school's Friends' of Rachel Halloween q Parade as characters from Winnie the Pooh.

4 Left: J .. Josh Azor ('20) interviews parade goers 4. for APS Media’s Austin In Focus.

Above: Entries for the Halloween Pumpkin * Contest decorated by the school's advisories, displayed in Meelia Hall for viewing.

Right: Senior Ethan "E.T." Tilley, the winner of the Upper School’s Funniest Costume, poses with his famous fudge as “Everyone’s New Best Friend.”

The Golden Age

) Spotlight on the 30's, 40's, and SO's

Every fall, the Austin Prep drama guild puts on a show. This year it was a collection of scenes from plays, songs, and dances all from the 30's, 40's, and 50's. The show was a mix of heartfelt songs to jazzy dances. This year the show included more then just f the drama guild: the Austin Prep Dancers #) accompanied some of the songs and performed ® some of their own dances. The Austin Chorus also © joined to sing songs in between the shows. The show was truly creative and very interesting for all who >» came to see it. The Golden Age was directed by Mr. ‘Aldrich. The music was arranged and directed by Mr. Williams, and dances were choreographed by the fe amazing Mrs. P.

and

perform a scene together. "! really enjoyed rehearsing with just my scene partner, Aingea," said Mary, "One of my favorite parts of our scene is when Aingea’s character, Amanda, reveals that she found out that my character, Laura, wasn’t going to business college anymore, and my only response is, “Oh.”

Mary Hueston '21 (left)

Aingea Venuto '19 (right)

50. Zoe Karub '21 (left) and Genevive Spencer Hart-Thompson '20 \) Rhodes '20 (right) perform the song performs the song "Try to © “Someone to Watch Over Me." Remember."

The Austin Dancers take a bow after a successful show.

Left to Right: Zoe Karub, Liz DAngelo, Lauren Lopes, Julia Clifford, Emma Ricciardi, Nizhoni McDonough, Morgan Tommaro, Caroline Plante, Madeline Hickey, and Tori Kouyoumijan.

Above: Danny Costa '20 (left) and Brendan McCarthy '22 (right) work EPS before the show.

Seniors Win! 4 Air.

meni But Not Forgotten

Usually occurring in the fall, this year's powder puff game took place on March 22. In another surprise twist, it included dodgeball as well as football. The entire Upper School packed into Meelia Hall to cheer on their team. As for the results of the game, "The seniors dominated the juniors, of course," remarked senior Jade Finnegan.

, 4 : Above: Senior Ella Saracco gets ready i me to throw the ball, dodging a group of & juniors

Above: Juniors Sara McGuiness, Mia Han and Maddie Rinklin step off the court after a round of dodgeball against the seniors.

‘The most interesting part was playing together as a team; it was really fun."

Dodge ‘em!

On Thursday, October. 11th, the annual Seniors vs. Faculty Dodgeball Game was held in Meelia Hall. Although seniors fought hard, the teachers were victorious. Even though there were only two faculty teams, compared to five teams of seniors, the teachers won four of five matches.

Teacher Edward Williams was extremely proud of his win: "| had to beat the students in dodgeball to prove to them was better than them- that was great." The Seniors vs. Faculty game has always been a valued Austin tradition. One player, teacher Robert Taylor, claimed he had been preparing his whole life for this dodgeball game.

Above: Middle school students try to defeat their opponents in tug-of-war.

Magi tris phar

- Mr. E. Williams

Above: Seniors engage in the fierce Dodgeball game.

Below: Before the match, Junior, Joshua Azor interviews faculty about their game strategy.

The MS school dance crew spooks us all with their \ 2% rendition of ‘® Michael

Pep in Our Step

On October 12th, the classes came together to battle it out at the Fall Pep Rally. Seniors Jason Giangrande and Jack Richards (right) celebrate a senior victory. This year the seniors defeated the juniors in tug-of-war.

Right:

Jackson's "Thriller."

Left: Senior Kelsey Sparuk gets ready to perform her cheer routine.

Right: Caroline Plante

Team Roster

\) Cheerleaders do f° complex stunts, dances, fs and cheers to show their ) Cougar pride.

Pots Get A Little Bit Rowdy!

Austin Prep has more spirit than ever with the varsity game team and competition cheerleaders! At the football games, the girls hit their motions in cheers, do pushups after touchdowns, and roll call for their players. The competition cheerleaders also worked hard during the season, with long practices every night, and they won 3rd place in the CCL's. Acknowledging the dedication on both teams, Captain Payton Ditchfield '19 states, “A little progress each day adds up to big results.” The captains and the coaches are proud of the work APVGC has achieved this year.

Captains (left to right): Olivia Calius, Sophia Swebb, and Payton Ditchfeild

Seniors

Top (left to right): Molly Pines, Gianna Corrente,Sarah Sweeney, Alexandra Santostefano, Emma Ardizoni, Kelsey Sparuk, and Abby Walsh.

Bottom (left to right): Isabella Erickson, Sophia Swebb, Olivia Calius,

Cross Country |._

Super Stars

The Cross Country team ran for miles and miles across the state, but the highlight of the season was the Twilight Invitational in Cape Cod. The race was at night, the course was fast, and many personal records were achieved. Katelyn QuinnCyr '20, Molly Dugan '21, and Steven Galatis '22 were named CCL All-Stars after placing in the top 14 at the league meet. Catherine Mawn '20 and Joshua Kazmer '20 were also voted CCL All-Stars by the league coaches. Katelyn Quinn-Cry remarked, Banana pa Seles ‘Im so proud of the whole team. Everyone worked — Above

so hard this season. "

Left: Captain Catherine Mawn '20

Above Right: Captain Joshua Kazmer '20

Above: Molly Dugan and Katelyn Quinn-Cyr smile Above: Seniors and Captains Isabelle Achab, Nick with their trophies at the CCL league meet. Gilmore, and Rachel Galatis led the XC team to a successful season.

Moments to Remember Team Roster

Left: The girls varsity team placed 4th at the state meet and qualified for the AllState meet.

Isabelle Achab '19

Leonidas Alexandris '20

Devin Aquino '20

Matt Bellis '22

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Kyle Brickhouse '25 Freshman

ma Earnie Little ae

Stephen Burke '22

Trevor Coughlin '23 earned a spot

Erin Crisafi '24 of the boys ‘

Alyssa Cross '21 varsity team i,

Emily Croteau '23 after many

Michael Doherty '22 strong ef arts See ean

Molly Dugan '21 performances. Bib iter anes

Rachel Galatis '19

Steven Galatis '22

Nicholas Gilmore '19

Left: Kayla Russell '21 runs a Arya Gupta '21 successful 3K at the Frank Kelley

Catherine Jalbert '22 Invitational. Coach Renick says, "Kayla

Chaz Knowles '24

Joshua Kazmer '20 finishes every race with a smile."

Earnie Little '22

Catherine Mawn '20

Brendan McCarthy '22

Dominick McDonough '21

Shiv Meiyur '25

Katherine Morin '20

Rowan Oostman '24

Emily Pessina '21

Katelyn Quinn-Cyr '20

Emma Ricciardelli '21

Kayla Russell '21

Claudia Scott '22

Serafina Tavano '21

Madison Valade '25

Sy Elizabeth Walsh '21 :

Jaelyn Walsh '24

Christopher Weber '22

William Zhao '22

Varsity Football Team Roster je

Lucas Gebolys 2019 -#]

Michael Silva 2020 #2

Aidan Noke 9022 #3

Dylan Cann 2019 #4

Brenden Walsh 2022 #5

Christopher Tucker 2019 #10

Joshua Azor 2020 #11

Matthew Rubino 2019 #12

Ronan Noke 2022 #14

Connor McCarthy 2020 #17

Aiden Beers 2021 #20

Jake Taylor 2020 #21

Bonavita 2021 #26

Becker 2021 #47

Sean Spencer 2019 #50

Jack Patten 2021 #51

Jack Bartley 2021 #52

Maxwell Clarke 2021 #54

Nicholas Christopher 2019 #55

John Burke 2019 #56

Thomas Brosnan 2021 #60

Dante Centrella 2019 #62

Isabel Geary 2021 #70

Liam Goddard 2020 #72

Timothy Norton 2020 #75

Dhruv Patel 2020 #81

Drew Nickerson 2019 #87

Seniors Left to Right: Christopher Tucker, John Burke, Dante Centrella, Nicolino

Matthew Rubino, Lucas Gebolys, Coach Maradei, Nicholas Christopher, Andrew

Drew Nickerson, Dylan Cann, and Sean Spencer.

Aidan Noke (3) plots to tackle the Nicholas Christopher (55) oponent.

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Sol hada great first school year and season at Austin Prep. | *>enade many new friends and memories. We will miss you <p

Md — Aidan Noke '22

'y > I've played for coach for 5 years and he has taught me how

‘94 0 be the best player can be on the field, but more 4 mportantly the best man can be off the field. Thanks Coach ©Maradei for a legendary run. I'll never forget all the memories, “haut most importantly will never ever forget that whistle.”

M- — Matthew Rubino '19

A Fond Farewell

The football team ended the season thankful for Coach Maradei during his last year as the head Varsity Football coach. His 45 years of committed leadership have inspired so many students and faculty members at Austin Prep. He is an extremely hard worker and uses different coaching techniques to improve all aspects of the players’ skills, which will also have an impact on Austin football programs yet to come. On Thanksgiving, Austin Prep won their last game of the season in freezing cold temperatures. It was a close game, but they were able to stop Shawsheen Tech on their final drive and secure the win. The game wrapped up not only the best season Austin has had in a couple of years, but also the destiny of a great coach.

Three Austin players tackle the opponent on the fourth down.

Austin and Matigon square off after the snap.

After win against Matigon.

Golf

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Left: Michael Simonelli '19 analyzes his putt at the Cape Cod National Golf Club.

Team Roster

Justyn Bourque '20

Jonathan Burke '24

Christopher Gerety '22

Ava Lauria '20

William Lawson '20

Sullivan Marino '19

Evan Rago '19

Nolan Ricci '20

Christopher Roy '20

Douglas Russo '21

Michael Simonelli '19

Michael Strazzere '19

The Perfect Putt

The Austin Prep golf team wraps up an excellent season. They played on many challenging courses throughout the year and continued to find success. Coach Mayo often says, "Don't try and beat the course play the course."

Right: Chris Gerety '22 finishes a perfect swing at Mount Hood Municipal Golf Club.

Left: Ava Lauria '20, watches her ball after her swing at Mount Hood Municipal Golf Club. Ava is one of the strongest ¥ performers on the team.

Girls Soccer

"Champions never get tiredl"

Left: Sophia Right: Catherine Whittaker throws Gallagher steals the ball in from the ball and the sideline. kicks it up the field.

Left: Sam Right: Jess Maccormack jumps Caputo dribbles up and down during the ball down the warmups before the field. game.

‘Satherine Rose

The Big Game

The Austin Prep Varsity Soccer girls huddle together before the CCL Championship game against Cardinal Spellman, on their home turf. Before the game, Coach Alberto said, "when your legs give out, run with your heart." The girls affirmed that "they were a family and they knew no matter what, each of them would give 100% effort, and have trust in one another." Austin ended up winning the championship game 4-1, to cap an amazing season. The future is definitely bright for them!.

GAME SPOTLIGHT ¢*

Opponent: Bishop Fenwick

fFinal Score:

Aidan McHugh ('22) dives to make an amazing save against Bishop Fenwick.

Michael Arrigg ('19) sets up the

Andrew Mangano ('20) makes

that leads to

Austin goal. pass that leads to Austin's 3rd goal.

Michael Chabra ('20) chases the ball to keep it from going out of

Sam DeAngelis ('20) charges down the field to attack the goal.

Perseverance

Throughout the season , the Varsity Boys Soccer team faced many obstacles, including injuries of some of their key players. Despite the injuries, the boys soccer team was able to achieve an amazing season. "Overall think the season went very well. Our team had a ton of obstacles this year with injuries and sickness, but we CN) persevered and fought hard : oe i in every game." said fe Captain Benjamin Lidowski Coach Brian Ford gives his team a ‘19 (right). pep talk before a game.

+The Austin Prep Boys Soccer team dresses in pink to support Kicks for Cancer. Kicks for Cancer sis a charity event run by the Jimmy Fund in which boys soccer teams from around New England compete in a tournament. This event is in remembrance of Lois Wells of Concord, MA, who passed Paway from breast cancer in 2007. All proceeds of this event are donated to breast cancer research tat the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, MA.

*Captain

Volleyba

Below:

Meg Gerety '19' sets the ball up for Amanda Patti '21 to come in and spike, securing the win against Matignon.

Left: Setter Meg Gerety '19 Team Roster pushes the ball over the net, trying to catch Matignon off guard.

i» Right: Maura Joyce '20 and by Amanda Williams '19' wait at = the net to block the attack.

Left: Senior Maeve Crehan

tosses the ball up, serving an 15 Maura Joyce 2020 ace at a home game against Cardinal Spellman.

When asked about this year's volleyball program, senior Victoria Chambers remarked,"From the beginning of the season, our team always had the drive and talent to push the volleyball program further than ever before in Austin Prep history." Throughout the season, the team, "faced adversity, having to adapt to new coaching, positions, injuries, and the mentality required to focus in higher intensity games. Through it all, our team always kept our strong chemistry on the court and truly worked our hardest in every game and practice. Being the first (Austin Prep Volleyball) team to win the Division 3 North Championship was an incredible feeling of confirmation that all the work was worth it."

Below

Left: Kate Beckel performs as Clara in the Nutcracker. Below Middle: Hannah Aveni '19 breaks shutout record in girls hockey.

Below Right: Students play Hungry Hippos at the Pep Rally and Cubby made an appearance with Patriots gear.

Above Left: Student decorating door for the door decorating contest.

Above Right: Senior Ben Lidoski competes in the high jump.

‘) Above left: Students perform a skit for the Middle School | Showcase.

+ Below: Students of the vocal Repertoire class perform songs \ during exams.

+ Below Right: A scene from the senior class trip to Disney World.

Winter Events

A Season of Community

Winter at Austin is a time for traditions and community. The Blue Mass, Door Decorating, Lessons and Carols, and The Nutcracker are times when students, teachers, parents and the extended AP community gather to enjoy some of Austin’s most exceptional events.

Athletic teams also did a stellar job this season. The swim team won the CCL championship for the sixth consecutive year. When asked about the experience, Izzy Achab replied,“| am more than proud to be a part of such a hard-working team who always wants to achieve excellence. We have put in many long and EARLY hours of work and have dug our path to success. The team this year is a group that will always have a warm place in my heart, have never met a more intelligent, persevering, and humorous group of kids! Much love for the AP swim team.” The Girls and Boys Hockey teams are heading to the Super 8, and senior Hannah Aveni broke the shutout record of 26 games. When asked how she felt about her accomplishment, Hannah stated, “It is an awesome achievement, but couldn't have done it without my team. Without them, there would be no record.” As a community, we all won together and are proud of our athletes for the great work they do.

Other notable events this season were the “Minding Your Mind" assembly, the Middle School Showcase, The Maker Fair, and Service Day on February 14th. Model UN club also participated in HMUN, the Harvard Model United Nations. From sports to academics, it was a memorable winter at Austin!

Above: Students participate in the Harvard Model United Nations.

Left top: Andrew Onimus talks about the importance of addressing mental health.

Left: Police officers enter the Blue Mass.

Above: Marie Mellor (left center) does a backflip, and groups of friends enjoy Splash Mountain, Tower of Terror, Epcot and Magic Kingdom.

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Above: Nick Christopher with Sully painted on his face and Catherine Rose wears a Yeti plush toy and hat.

Right: Maids celebrate Christmas with a kickline.

Below: Trevor Casey as the Mouse King is lifted up by his mouse army.

Above:The middle — school dance club performs the famous party scene.

Left: Kate Beckle as Clara lifts up the nutcracker in awe.

Above: Lucas Gebolys as the nutcracker supports Kate Beckle, Clara, in an arabesque.

A Holiday Tradition

On December 8th and 9th, Austin's Dance Club hosted their annual Nutcracker. Senior Cortney Hannula, an active member of the club, says, "The Nutcracker is one of my favorite holiday traditions here at Austin. It allows everyone in the school to get on stage." Once again Mrs. PascucciByrne put on a successful show. This year Sophia Taylor and Amelia Miller provided comic relief as dancing grandmas. During the show they Fortnite danced and exchanged ugly scarves with each other, making the crowd laugh all night long.

Right: The soldiers get ready for the battle against the Mouse King and his army.

Lessons and Carols .

An Austin Tradition

Below: Sophomore Callum Tinkler plays an trumpet solo for the AP community.

Right: Members of the band play traditional Christmas songs on their instruments.

Bottom Right: Senior Joseph Theriault recites a Christmas lesson.

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Santa himself makes an appearance at Austin Prep to wish us all happy holidays.

Making Spirits Bright

The Austin Prep community gathered, once again, in Meelia Hall for a night of timeless carols and readings. This annual tradition has become a holiday staple for students and families alike. Senior Kelsey Sparuk, a member of the Austin Prep chorus remembers, "It was a great night for chorus, band, and the whole school community. Singing in chorus these past few years has been really fun and the music is always beautiful." Needless to say, Lessons and Carols is a beloved part of the Austin experience.

Left: Dr. Lescault reads aloud a Christmas passage from the Bible.

Right: Mr. Leary gets in the holiday spirit directing the Austin Prep band.

Left: Mr. Williams plays the piano to accompany the chorus's singing.

Advisory Fun

Mr. Parrella's advisory (below) participated in the door decorating for the first time ever this year. Junior Julia Jenks worked very hard to draw the Grinch perfectly on green poster paper. Juila noted, "We chose the Grinch because he is Mr. Parrella's hero," after Mr. Parrella facetiously said as much. Then the advisory had the idea to add a banner saying "He's My Hero" in big cursive letters, which Juila drew using her amazing art skills. The rest of the advisory helped with taping the Grinch up, adding present bows on the corners, and putting festive Christmas holiday tape around the edges. Senior Samatha Szczesny concluded, This is a historical moment for Mr. Parrella's advisory."

On November Ist, 2018, Austin Prep held its 3rd annual Blue Mass. This special mass is all about ithe Austin Prep communtiy coming together and ‘honoring the courageous first responders in our ‘police and fire departments. Every day brave men -and women devote thier lives to saving or helping ‘others in danger, making this world a better and safer place. The Blue Mass this year was held on All Saints Day, so Dr. Hickey related his speech to both saints and first reponders. "Today is the feast of All Saints and we regonize the men and women of » faith who have helped shape the Church. Ina similar way today's liturgy is the perfect time to give i} thanks to the men and women who help shape society."

"The Blue

Mass

is very special because we get to celebrate our first responders."

— Jade Owirka '21

Junior Genevieve Rhodes leads the school's chorus in the annual Mass, singing beautifully in all the hymns such as "Miracle of since she came to Austin as a freshman. “| am so grateful to the chorus community for being such an amazing influence in my life. Every day, | look forward to spending time singing and having fun with my friends in the chorus. | am so grateful to Mr. Williams for being such an amazing director — he puts so much work into all of the masses and events to make us the best chorus we can be.”

Team Roster

Catherine Bravo 2020 #13

Jade Finnegan 2019 #5

Mia Han 2020-49]

Nyree Kourkounian 2022 419

Amanda Patti 2021 #11

Devon Robinson 2020 495

Emma Simpson 2019 x4

Kate Simpson 2021 = 490

Katelin Stone 2021 #34

Katelyn Tarpey 2020 #15

Julianah Torres 2020 #10

Gabrielle Vachon 2021 49

Amanda Williams 2019 43

Top Row (left to right): Julianah Torres, Catherine Bravo, Jade Finnegan,

Amanda Williams, Katelin Stone, Kate Simpson, Devon Robinson.

Bottom Row (left to right): Nyree Kourkounian, Gabrielle Vachon, Mia Han, Katelyn Tarpey, Amanda Patti, Emma Simpson.

Below: Amanda Williams and Jade Finnegan work together during the Fenwick game.

The Big Win

Although the team had their struggles, they also had big victories throughout the season, which included defeating their rival, Arlington Catholic. Coach Reedey reflected on that game, “First time in history that we beat AC and Amanda Williams hit the game winning three. Definitely a memory the team will remember forever.” Senior Jade Finnegan also remembered, “The highlight of this year was our game against AC. In my entire career we've never beaten AC. This is my highlight because we as a team fought so hard.” This landmark victory is certainly one that the players will always remember.

Left: Katelin Stone, Kate Simpson, Gabrielle Vachon during the national anthem.

Left (left to right): Amanda Williams, Emma Simpson, and Jade Finnegan

Top Row (left to right): Coach Sigsbury,, Coach Morales, John Caruso, Charles Gagnon, Aidan McHugh, Demitrius Andrellos, Charles Shea, Dominic Gabardi, Coach Coleman, and Coach Morales.

Bottom Row: Marveen Pierre, TJ Dysart, Christopher Roberts, Joshua Azor, Jerry Caruso, Andrew Croteau, Jack lannibelli, and Colin Jaena.

Above: Andrew Croteau passes the ball to a teammate.

Above: Jerry Caruso dribbles the ball around an opponent before shooting.

Marveen Pierre dribbles the ball

Charles Shea prepares for a free past an opponent. throw.

Joshua Azor goes in for a layup.

‘eam Captains Team Roster

The Perfect Shot

4) The 2018-2019 boys basketball season was one of new beginnings, " welcoming Duane Sigsbury to the Austin Prep community as the +» new varsity head coach. Coach Sigsbury seemed to really connect i with players and helped to develop a young roster. Andrew Croteau 2° commented, "It has been a successful season, even though our > team had little to no (previous) varsity experience. Thanks to Coach, ». we have been able to improve our game. We may not be the best > team in our league, but we try our hardest which is most important. It is sad to see this season coming to an end, but, | know we're all » looking forward to the next." A highlight of the season came at the © beginning of the new year, when Austin competed against Saint Joseph Prep, at home in Meelia Hall. The game went into overtime, © and ended with a big win for Austin.

a = "Not knowing What to expect for the season, going from a benieh player to a,captain, and to a whole new coaghing staff all within a span of 12 months, thoughti6ur season was'Over before it began, Nowdeokifhig back in retrospect, this has been the 8st season of basketball I've ever played.\Not only have coach Sigsbury and coach Mefales pushed me to my physical limit but they have alsodested my mental toughness. They didn't let me get away with anything, setting an example for the younger guys omifhe team and making me a better man off the court. Ldidn't just learn how to knock down free throws this season but also that short cufs aren't Gn option when strivifig for success, whether between the lines or in theélassroom am going 100mph dll of the time.”

a -Joshua Azor '20

Team Roster

Sage Andrellos

Grace Barry

Leah Centrella

Jenna Cobb

Elizabeth D'Angelo

Payton Ditchfield

Isabella Erickson

Sami Igler

Angelica Maloney

Anika Mittal

Haley Nedroscik

Molly Pine

Olivia Privitera

Arianna Shalhoub

Kelsey Sherriff.

Alexandra Taylor

Nicole Valliant

Maria Zucco

Top Row (left to right): Alexandra Taylor, Nicole Valliant, Olivia Privite Nedroscik, Grace Barry, Molly Pine

Middle Row: Maria Zucco, Sami Igler, Arianna Shalhoub, Anika Mittal Bottom Row: Payton Ditchfield, Kelsey Sherriff, Isabella Erickson

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From rooting on the boys basketball team to performing at pep rallies, the winter cheer team had a great season together. The team of girls ranged from 6th to 12th grade and worked incredibly hard to perfect and perform their routines. One senior commented onthe team dynamic by saying, "The best part of cheer is the bond the team has." Another senior, Molly Pine, said, "The best part about cheer are all the girls coming together and making the most out of everything that is tossed at us, and I’m really gonna miss the team next year."

\ Left to right: |sabella Erickson, Kelsey Sherriff, Payton Ditchfield

Qonio ne Left to right: Olivia Privitera, |sabella Erickson, Alexandra Taylor, Nicole Valliant, Grace Barry, Molly Pine, Payton Ditchfield, Kelsey Sherriff, Haley Nedroscik

Top Row: Allison Pienta, Elizabeth Boucher, Elizabeth Pasquale, Megan Silva

Middle Row: Caroline Plante, Jillian Regan, Marilyn Regan, Ashlyn Rago

Bottom Row: Payton Ditchfield, Jenna Cobb, Ally Arnold

Team Roster

Megan Silva '22

Ashlyn Rago '22

Jillian Regan '22

Taylor Simonelli '20

Jenna Cobb '20

Caroline Plante '20 i

Elizabeth Boucher '20

Elizabeth 'Pasquale '20

Allison Pienta '20

Marilyn Regan '20

Payton Ditchfield '19

Ally Arnold '19

Spin on the Season

This year, the dance team grew and excelled. They expanded by four members, including two freshmen, Ashlyn Rago and Megan Silva. Their hard work and practice paid off, as they finished second in CCL's and placed fourth in the state. Ally | Pienta '20 commented, "I'm so | proud of all the girls and all we i have accomplished this season-— we really are a family."

Ashlyn Rago '22

Above: Jenna Cobb says, "Go for broke!"

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A New Record

This year, the Austin Prep hockey girls played one of their most important games ever against Archbishop Williams. Senior captain and goaltender, Hannah Aveni, knew that if she blocked every shot, she would become the new shutout record holder for the school. The girls ended up winning 3-0 and that was it, Hannah broke the record. After the game she commented, "It feels amazing to be a shutout record holder, it is an honor to accomplish this, and just goes to show how good my defense is because without them this would have never happened." The girls also had another amazing undefeated season and senior caption Maeve Crehan recalled, "| have never been on a team that works as hard as these 24 girls do. We have the hardest schedule in high school history, containing at least two 6 am practices a week, but we still go out and practice as hard as we can for the 60 minutes, and that is why we are 15-0-0, CCL Champions."

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Francesca Frelick

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"| believe the key to such a successful season was "having each others’ backs through everything. | consider the boys to be a family to me and what keeps us close is us constantly pushing each other to strive to become better hockey players and play as one."

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commented, “Everyday after school | look forward to spending time with this team. We have so much to be proud of this year; 2018-2019 was unforgettable.”

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Olivia Caruso '20

Sylvia Chen '21

Joseph Colannino '22

Fiona Connolly '20

Erin Crisafi '24

Alexis DeMarco '21

Richard Deng '22

Molly Dugan '21

Isabel Geary '21

Alden George '20

Nicholas Gilmore '19

Arya Gupta '21

Jaya Gupta '24

Sophie Hampoian '20

Mia Hemme '20

Emily Hickey '20

George Kiu '20

Emilee Laws '22

Gabriel Lembidakis '21

Benjamin Lidoski '19

Ethan Luongo '21

Catherine Mawn '20

Brendan McCanrthy '22

Connor McCarthy '20

Lily McDonald '22

Dominick McDonough '20

Ashley McGrath '20

Riley McHugh '20

Colby Medeiros '22

Devin Middlebrook '20

Faith Moran '20

Katherine Morin '20

Emily Pessina '21

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Aaron Wilcox '25 ‘ompeted at the 50th Annual Dartmouth Relays. Captains Lauren j ablone and Emily Hickey both received TCL honors: league MVP bind Outstanding Field Event Performer, respectively. At the state Jeevel, Austin celebrated several podium finishes: Lauren Sablone in 99 re 300m (2nd), Ben Lidoski in the 600m (6th), the girls 4x200m -4ickey, McGrath, Caruso and Sablone; 2nd), and Emily Hickey in ©) ae long jump (2nd) and 55m (6th). In pole vault, Emily Hickey also »oleared 11'7", qualifying her for Nationals. On the season, Chris i) oselli '20 commented, "Outstanding Winter season this year. The (2am really stepped it up from the beginning and came out i ctronger than we've ever been. We kept up the work all season and 1p really paid off."

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The boys ski team this year was full of fresh blood, and they worked hard to develop their skills at Bradford mountain every Tuesday and Thursday. However, as a relatively new team, competition was fierce. With dedication and patience, they will continue to improve, and as coach Diapella commented, “the best thing about ski team is that you get to ski!”

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Similar to the boys team, the Girls SkiTeam had many new racers this year who made = great strides in practice and competition. < Julia Jenks '20 and Deanna DiNitto '21 honed their talent to qualifiy for the State Championship at Wachusett. With many returning skiiers next year, the girls team will build on their progress as they continue to fly down the slopes!

Above (left to right): Coach Reusch, Kaitlin Martin, Julia Jenks, Deanna DiNitto, Rachel Galatis, Elizabeth Bodette, Elizabeth Hart, Liliana Rizza

Swimming

Just Keep Swimming

It was a 6-peat for the Austin Prep Swim Team! They were the CCL champions for the sixth season in a row. Captains Izzy Achab '19 and Erin Kiley '19 led the team to an undefeated season, including a victory against their rival, Bishop Fenwick. Many swimmers attained best times and the girls 200 freestyle relay, 200 medley relay, and 400 freestyle relay qualified for States. Captain Izzy says, "| loved being part of such a determined team that motivated and inspired us to work hard everyday. The team is comprised of many great leaders, all of which have bright futures ahead of them. It yard breastroke. was an honor to be a captain."

Above: Seniors Emma Morrison, Cynthia Sullivan, Margaret Raymond, Isabella Collins, Alexia Andrikopoulos, Erin Kiley, Izzy Achab, and Abby Walsh

Above: Tyler Brown '20

Selow: The boys 200 medley Welay compete and win CCL's.

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Team Roster

Isabelle Achab '19

Alexia Andrikopoulos '19

Corinne Arel '20

Tyler Brown '20

Stephen Burke '22

Isabella Collins '19

Daniel Cory '23

Bennett Donnelly '21

William Doucette '23

Melina Fedele '22

Serry Gouveia '23

Maura Joyce '20

Joshua Kazmer '20

Erin Kiley '19

Gwen Kirby '21

Paige Klipper '22

Sofia Lee '22

Lauren Lopes '22

Erin Marquardt '23

Sarah McGinness '20

Emma Morrison '19

Kathleen Morrison '21

Ben Nguyen '22

Filippo Nicolai '24

Catherine Ning '20

Rowan Oostman '24

Jaquie Plante '22

Margaret Raymond '19

Benjamin Sperling '22

Cynthia Sullivan ‘19

Abigail Walsh "19

Elizabeth Walsh '21

Julian Yu '20

Above: Jack Richards '19 passes the ball to secure a goal.

Left: Marie Elena Gerety '19 hits aforehand shot at a tennis match.

~ Above: Colin Jaena '19 throws the ‘first pitch of a game.

Spring Fever

The weather is warmer, classes are almost over, athletics move outdoors again, and students are happier. Spring has sprung at AP. Seniors look foward to prom, decide on colleges and enjoy their final moments on campus before graduation.

All of our sports teams look to build and improve on their amazing 2018 seasons, a year of great success. The baseball team won States, and softball won the Division 3 North title. Girls tennis made it all the way to playoffs, and boys tennis had one of their best seasons to date. Track was not to be missed either! The girls 4x800 qualified for All-States and Emily Hickey was the Division 4 state champ in pole vault. Both girls and boys lacrosse were CCL champions, and the boys won the Division 3 North title. Preparing for the 2019 season, each team works hard to act as one during competition. Lacrosse player Emma Ardizzoni '19 says, “Our team is like a family. We all have-a lot of fun during practice, buses, warmups, and games. We are very supportive of each other no matter what.’ Cam Seguin '19, who threw the last pitch in the 2018 championship baseball game, looks foward to his senior season. Johnny Weber '20 comments, "It's truly the power of UNITAS that fuels our victories and dubs."

Spring is about more than just our amazing sports teams. The Austies performances never disappoint, and the arts are on full display in May with the spring musical, band and chorus concert, dance show and visual arts show. For this year's international service trip, a group of students also traveled to Ecuador. There, they worked with children, helped out on family farms and learned a lot about the native culture.

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Middle Row: Stephen Burke, Nick Christopher, Lucas Gebolys, Jonathan Gilbride, Cameron Seguin, Colin Jaena, Jason Giangrande, and Michael Barletta }

Bottom Row: Andrew Croteau, Ben Nichols, Evan Blanco, Stephen Agrippino, Devin Aquino, Brendan Walsh, t and Damon Kruppa ‘

"We lost a good group of people but we’ve reloaded and are looking to make a run at the state championship again this year to defend our title.”

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The Mindset of a Champion

‘| The boys had an amazing 2018 season, being z crowned the D3 State Champions. It's clear that they want to earn that legacy again, going into the 2019 — season. Coach Pollard says, “Though winning the 12 State Championship last year was an incredible ‘> experience for the baseball program, they ‘/ —_- understand that it's now all in the past. The only things we will bring with us from last season to this upcoming season is the championship standard ‘a that was set, and the confidence that winning the t State Championship is something we should be working towards, year in and year out. It is time to focus on the year ahead, and producing another championship level season.”

Team Roster

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Ronan Noke

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Charles Gagnon

James Mahoney

Brendan Walsh

Evan Blanco

Benjamin Nicholas

Jacob Elbeery

Damon Kruppa

Timothy Norton

Christopher Roy

Andrew Croteau

Michael Silva

Stephen Agrippino

Devin Aquino

Jonathan Gilbride

Nicholas Christopher

Lucas Gebolys

Jason Giangrande

Colin Jaena

Michael Barletta

Cameron Seguin

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Top Row (left to right): Coach McNeil, Parker Niehaus, Casey Bachner, Catherine Jalbert, Cara Connolly, Alyssa Vounessea, Maeve Carey, Madeleine Rinklin, and Coach Shealyn.

Row: Sophie Hampoian, Sarah Sweeney, Amanda Williams, Maeve Crehan, Elizabeth Richards, Tara King, and Emma Ardizzoni.

Row: Katherine Flynn, Ava Breault, Ashley Murdock, Patricia Bibeau, and Emily Lucera.

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Miditle Williams '19

Sarah Sweeney '19

Maeve Crehan '19

Elizabeth Richards '19

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Passing the Ball

1 The 2019 season promises to be unforgettable, | filled with laughter, love and hard work. Losing a 1©| large group of seniors will be especially tough, 4 since they have been great role models from the 2 start. In 2018, the girls lacrosse team won the CCL. Their goals for the 2019 season are to not only defend that title and make it to the state tournament, but to create an even closer team bond. Sophomore Casey Bachner commented on the 2018 season, "This was my second year being apart of APVGL. It is always so much fun when our team is together... even when we aren't doing that © great on the field, we still continue to support each to other." Alyssa Vounessea '21 added, "(2018) stands ‘0 out to me over others in the past. Us girls are ib always having a great time, especially while ne) (singing) on the bus to away games ... I've > connected with this group more than have with /o anyone else because we are always trying to encourage one another to try our hardest and play the best as we can. Good luck to the seniors, we will miss you."

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Bottom Row: Robert Farrell, Michael Chabra, Jack Richards, Dylan Cann, Joseph Theriault, Evan Foulds, Nicolo Sullo

Jack Richards '19 sets up for a pass.

The team huddles between quarters to talk about strategies on the field.

Building on Success

The Austin Prep Boy's Lacrosse Team had a truly noteable 2018 season, capped by winning the Division 3 North Championship for the first time in Austin Prep history. Although they have a lot of new players, the confidence the team built last year is something they want to carry over into the 2019 season. Senior Andrew Gould commented, "This season we are a completely diiffferent team than last year. hope that we work hard and have fun, and in the end we can go as far as we want in the tournament."

‘Top Row (left to right): Robert Farrell, Christopher Tucker, Oliver Lister, Nicolo Sullo, Andrew Gould

Bottom Row: Dylan Cann, Jack Richards, Joseph Theriault

Left to right: Michael Chabra, Jack Richards, Dylan Cann, Joseph Theriault

Team Roster

Emily Croteau

Jodee Domey

Melina Fedele

Francesca Frelick

Serena Gilbride

Maura Joyce

Katherine Lemons

Sarah McGinness

Brianna Meroli

Amanda Patti

Lauren Sablone

Alexandra Santostefano

Isabella Saracco

Eryn Taber

Katelyn Tarpey

Above: Captains Alex Santostefano, Ella Saracco, Serena Gilbride

Top Row (left to right): Coach Katie, Coach Brewer, Em Croteau, Amanda Patti, Melina Fedele, Lauren Sablone, Sarah McGinness, Brianna Meroli, Jodee Domey, Coach Frank

Bottom Row: Eryn Taber, Francesca Frelick, Alex Santostefano, Ella Saracco, Serena Gilbride, Maura Joyce, Katelyn Tarpey

Run Hard, Run Home!

After an unbelievable 2018 season as undefeated CCL and D3 North champions, the AP softball team comes back swinging hard this year! Senior Ella Saracco commented, “This year we have a lot of talent and relationships are close between girls of every grade. Each player will contribute in their own way, and lead us to an outstanding season!” And as senior who has been on the team for the past three years, Ella added, "Being involved on the Austin Prep softball team has given me a place to grow. As a senior, when look back, realize that this team has helped form me as both an athlete and person,

and | will never forget that."

20) Above and below: Alex Santostefano '19

Girls Tennis

Seniors/ Captains

Below Right: Mia Bramante hits a forehand.

Below Left: Silvanna Salines serves the ball.

Top Row (left to right): Coach Collins, Maria Benham, Isabelle Du, Kayla Russell, Ariana Clark, Grace Brisbois, and Amelia Oulton. Bottom Row: Mia Han, Mia Bramante, Marie-Elena Gerety, Silvanna Salines, Jenna Costello, and Gina Pasquale.

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Track and Field

Roster

Grade 6: Kyle Brickhouse, Leonardo Gaber, Anika Mittal, Madison Valade

Grade 7: Erin Crisafi, Alessandro Fanuele, Filippo Nicolai

Grade 8: Ruben John, Roger Kelesoglu, Sophia Taylor

Grade 9: Christopher Blake, John Brosnan, Chloe Ciano, Joseph Colannino, Michael Doherty, Nyree Kourkounian, Emilee Laws, Brendan McCarthy, Lily McDonald, Gabriella Mooney, Jacqueline Plante, Arianna Shalhoub, Nicole Theriault, Victoria Withycombe, Joseph Zuccola

Grade 10: Grace Ardito, Molly Ardito, Thomas Brosnan, Jessica Caputo, Olivia Cafarelli, Alyssa Cross, Alexis DeMarco, Deanna DiNitto, Molly Dugan, Theodore Dysart, Brianna Fountain, Alejandro Garber, Isabel Geary, Arya Gupta, George Kiu, Melina Loyack, Ethan Luongo, Elise Lyons, Dominick McDonough, Brady McGrath, Faith Moran, Kathleen Morrison, Ryan Noyes, David Olson, Emily Pessina, Conor Peterson, Lily Silver, Cheyenne Smith, Maxwell Todisco, Elizabeth Walsh

Grade 11: Jenna Albanese, Leonidas Alexandris, Harrison Barker, Gerard Caruso, Olivia Caruso, Salvatore Caruso, Fiona Connolly, Daniel Costa, Luke Foley, Sophia Freeman, Alden George, Natalie Hanlon, Mia Hemme, Emily Hickey, Joshua Kazmer, Andrew Macdonald, Catherine Mawn, Connor McCarthy, Ashley McGrath, Riley McHugh, Jack Nakashian, Dhruv Patel, Caroline Plante, Katelyn Quinn-Cyr, Devon Robinson, Christopher Roselli, Kaelan Ross, Natanael Santiago, Alexander Talambekos, Qiyuyang Yang, Felicia Zuccola

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Not photographed: Haley Nedroscik, Benjamin Lidoski, and Emma Morrison

“This season we are really working hard on furthering what Austin Preps' team is capable of doing and carrying the team together to place first in the CCL championship through comitment and determination."

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4 allowed me to try somethng new with “a In 2018, Emily Hickey '20 won the MIAA EMASS D4 Championship my friends." rin pole vault, with a jump of 10'6’.

Summer Travels

Over the summer, two groups Austin students traveled to France and the UK, providing them with unique opportunities to learn about those cultures firsthand. Senior Haley Nedroscik commented, "The France trip was the highlight of my summer!" In England, students went to London, Winchester, and Arundel Castle; while students in France visited such attractions as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and Giverny. Head of the Middle School, Michael McLaughlin, remarked, "It was truly the immersive experience in England that stoked my long-held passion for this topic."

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Left: Seniors Ellie Richards, Jade Finnegan, and Maeve Crehan support the "white out" theme at a football game.

Right: Spencer HartThompson '20 performs the national anthem at the Fall Pep Rally as fellow juniors raise a light.

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Right: Brian Russo '19, Catherine Bravo '20, and Caroline Plante '20 pose with Cubby the Cougar at Austin's annual Open House.

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‘friends at the girls hockey Senior Night.

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cheerleaders ) flyer Sophia Webb ‘19 at the pep rally.

Clubs

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Decathion is super fun and helps you extend your knowledge."

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Academic Decathlon

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 different subjects and the team can qualify for participation in state and national competitions.

Art Club students use acrylics, watercolor, charcoal, pastels, and colored pencils to express their creativity.

Anime Club

Anime Club invites fans of anime to watch samples of various Anime films and to discuss and share Manga. Anime club is where students find friends with a similar interest in Japanese animation.

APS Media

APS Media is Austin Prep's multimedia organization. Students work with professional cameras, microphones, and software to publish news and entertainment content.

Austin Service Club

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

Astronomy Club

Astronomy Club students discuss issues in space astronomy, explore new discoveries and take trips to observatories to view celestial phenomena

B.O.L.D. Club

B.O.L.D. Club is a youth-led organization that uses media literacy and high school mentorship to empower middle school girls to use their voices for positive change.

= Bullet Journal Club

Bullet Journal Club students learn how to complete mee Dullet journals and get organized!

Best Buddies

Best Buddies is the world’s largest organization dedicated to ending the social, physical and economic isolation of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Chorus

Chorus is a highly acclaimed ensemble that performs at all school Masses and Prayer Services, as well as several non-liturgical events such as the annual Lessons & Carols Christmas concert, the Reading Festival of Lights, the Spring Concert, Homecoming, and Open House. The music covers a wide variety of styles from classical to modern day arrangements.

Coloring Club

Coloring Club is designed for students who love to create beautiful coloring pages. It offers a great way to relax while listening to music with friends.

Culinary Club

The 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 the students will get the opportunity to partake in other seasonal activities.

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Chemistry Societ

Chemistry Society provides students a forum to enrich and supplement the AP Chemistry curriculum through highlighting topical issues, experimentation and research.

Chinese Club

Chinese Club students have the opportunity to participate in fun activities like eating food, watching films, learning Chinese games and culture.

Classics & Certamen Team

The Classics Club expands a student's Latin course with activities during and after school. Students can Cai

participate in theater, museums, dining and events

with other Classics Clubs.

Club Sports

Club Sports students are encouraged to participate in a recreational club sport. The primary goal is to help students develop basic skills and game techniques and strategies, as well as individual confidence and a sense of team spirit. Students can compete in tournaments.

Conservation Club_

Conservation Club students join together to share their concerns and ideas for protecting and making our environment better. Club members discuss serious environmental issues which our country and the world face today. Students learn about current and future innovations which are helping to solve our problems of pollution, energy issues and more!

Dance Club

Dance Club students study a variety of dance styles, focusing on ballet, lyric, and contemporary in the first semester, and jazz, tap, ballet, lyric, contemporary, and acro in the second semester.

Debate Club

The Debate Club provides an opportunity for interested students to develop their critical thinking ——————E and public speaking skills through a series of formal debates on topics to be chosen by club members. 4, ee * Each debate will feature teams presenting affirmative i and negative arguments on a proposed resolution.

Drama Club

Drama Club puts on two fully mounted shows per year; traditionally, a play in the fall and a musical in the spring.

Fashion Club

Fashion Club students do anything and everything that involves fashion, such as learning about some of the history of brands that are popular. Students in the club will have their own opportunity to share their opinion about fashion, and they can design their own clothes based on seasonal fashion principles.

Fitness Marshall Club

The Fitness Marshall Club meets to promote exercise and healthy living. During the club the students dance and do Zumba exercise videos. Following the exercise class, students are able to enjoy a different healthy snack each class.

French Club

French Club encourages students taking French to appreciate the culture of both France and other world 4 francophone countries by sampling typical cuisine, celebrating customs and holidays, viewing videos, (@ and playing games that reinforce French vocabulary, 5 history, and geography.

Friends of Rachel

Friends of Rachel encourages 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 with a variety of service and recreational activities. All students are encouraged to participate.

Green Key Ambassadors are a group of students who are gregarious, social, friendly, welcoming, love Austin Prep and want to share their experience " with new friends and faces. Students are able to Green Key participate in giving tours, open houses, and are able to take shadows with them on their day of Ambassadors is se a awesome for kids looking to be a part of leading Austin Prep."

Harry Potter Club

Harry Potter Club students participate in fun,

-]0thgradestudent stress-free activities like sorting each other into houses, holding a House Cup, chatting about the books/movies, playing related games with prizes, and maybe even playing some Quidditch.

History Club

The History Club offers an opportunity for students to meet and share a common interest in the study of history. Students discuss current events and their connection to history, view movies that connect to historical events and provide school support for various months of celebration and important annual events.

Hockey Performance

Hockey Performance meets with the purpose of using video analysis as a training tool to demonstrate the importance of working as a team and enhancing participants' hockey IQ.

Hollywood High

Hollywood High views and discusses the life of teenagers as seen in American films and television series.

International Service Club

International Service Club is a group of Austin students and faculty are traveling to Ecuador over = the February break. The focus is on serving the ° = international community and getting to know the r families with which the students are staying, and the community that they are working with as they serve. They are traveling to Quito, the capital of Ecuador for sightseeing and getting to know the country and its history, and travel to a more rural location for service

The Legend

The Legend is Austin Prep’s student newspaper and journalism organization. Student reporters, photographers, and editors meet to produce written, _ audio and video content covering Austin Prep pe student life.

Math Peer Tutors

Math Peer Tutors is a group of students who work to help other students with their math.

Math Teams

Math Teams students compete against other schools in the region while sharpening their math Skills.

Mindfulness Club

Mindfulness Club is a fun, stress-free club for all grades. In it, there are activities like rock painting, stress ball making, sand art, practicing being mindful, etc. The main goal of the club is to create a stress-free environment for all students to enjoy.

Model UN

Model UN is an extracurricular program in which students typically role-play delegates to the United 4% 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 Bq skills, as well as critical thinking, teamwork, and hee leadership abilities

_Multicultural Club

Multicultural Club encourages its members to learn and understand other cultures by inviting guest speakers, seeing foreign movies, and sampling food

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National Honor Society

National Honor Society membership is limited to students who are selected and inducted into the N.H.S. on the basis of their character, leadership, scholarship and service. Members are required to actively participate in a minimum of two major N.H.S. sponsored service projects whilst maintaining the high standards involved in the selection criteria.

New England Club

New England Club is an upper school outing club, which sponsors trips for hiking, mountain hiking, canoeing, skiing, and snowshoeing.

Puzzle Club

Puzzle Club gives students the opportunity to solve brainteasers that exercise and develop brain power. These activities are useful in helping students develop critical and creative thinking skills, as well as build their vocabulary.

Physics Club

This is truly the best Physics Club students engage in enrichment and club because you are exploration of topics in physics that cannot be covered in detail in class or that a student might like fo] e)(=m Ke) participate ina to pursue on his/her own. Activities include helping club while making a Mee ase scion te Seetirisjeb axerdltaetor difference in peoples possible use in the classroom curriculum. lives. always enjoy going to service club because | know am making a positive : impact in the world."

Robotics Club

Robotics Club offers students the opportunity to build robots, learn computer programming and = compete in an alliance format against other teams. 10th grader in The mission of the program is to inspire young i, people to be science and technology leaders, by Rotary Service Club engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster wellrounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership.

Rotary Service Club

Rotary Service Club is an interactive service club for the upper school in which members get to choose the projects and functions they do. In rotary club you get to express your ideas whether it be about a charity event, collection or even a field trip

Science Fiction/ Fantasy Club

m3 Science Fiction/Fantasy Club members watch sci-fi es PEIN =i movies and discuss science fiction TV shows and “m™ books with others.

Scra pbooking Club

Scrapbooking Club members learn from demonstrations of different scrapbooking skills and techniques, and have the opportunity to try them out . vin their own projects.

Sion Language Club

Sign Language Club meets to teach students how to sign and communicate with the deaf. The class is relaxed and a lot of fun.

‘It's honestly such a fun and new way to interact with other people. Even though you are still learning, its so awesome to talk to your classmates in a way you never thought you would."

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Spanish Club

Spanish Club is an opportunity for students to practice and expand their knowledge of the t == Spanish language and culture through a variety of ui ga activities such as games, music, movies, tes promotion of international exchange programs, 4 fiestas and celebrations, news, community service, field trips, crafts and more.

Ss for Social Awareness

La ks Students for Social Awareness aims to bring students together to discuss major human and _.4. civil rights issues on a local and global scale. Students empowering students to believe they can ‘ar make a difference and encourage others to do the cal same is one of the main focus areas.

Yoga Club

Yoga Club is a group dedicated to the understanding and practice of yoga. Members primarily focus on vinyasa yoga, and once basic poses are familiar and practiced, they work towards a moderate intensity that calms the mind and strengthens the body

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"'ve waited four long years to be in this class."— Alex Taylor '19

Have you ever thought about how much time, effort, and work goes into the making of a yearbook? All of the Omega staff members worked diligently to make the 2019 yearbook look its best. Behind the scenes, students were making choices about what events to cover, which staff member would cover them, what pictures to take, who to interview, what fonts to use, and countless other details. Seniors Alex Taylor, Haley Nedroscik, Bella Collins, and Kelsey Sparuk each took ona unique leadership role to make sure the yearbook production went as smoothly as possible. Alex was the Director of Communications, coordinating photos, creating surveys, and reaching out to the Class of 2019 throughout the year. Haley was the Editor, focused on the senior portrait pages and bios, and helping other students to revise their writing. Being Editor is a time-consuming job and "truly an experience,” Haley recalled. Bella was the Head of Design, working to help other students develop their layouts and create consistency between the pages. Finally, Kelsey went above and beyond to produce extra pages, critical for meeting deadlines, and assisted with many senior-related designs. Together, Omega staff members agree: the work was worth it! As Alex said, “four years, a long ride, couldn't wait to see the final product-now lam published in a book.”

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Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. -Mark Twain

Very proud of what you have accomplished, can only imagine what is to come. Love you both.... Mom, Dad and Vanessa

Congratulations on all of your accomplishments! We are very proud of you. Become Who You Are!

Colin Ouellette

Colin - The years go so quickly as we watch you grow into a young man. We love you and are proud of you. Keep up that spirit - find something to be passionate about - don't be afraid to go after your dreams even if it means stepping outside your comfort zone. You are going to do amazing things in your life adventure. Congrats! Love Mom & Dad Congratulations! Love You Nana&Alan Congratulations with Love Grampy&Nana

Congratulations Haley! We are so proud of you! Keep aiming for your goals. Whatever path you

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Samantha SZczesiy

CongratulaTion and Good Luck!

You are our pride and joy!

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We are so incredibly proud of you! Forge your own path! Continue to keep your head up, and have peace of mind and heart! - John 14:27 Wewill always be by your side,

Nick Christopher

So very proud of all of your accomplishments both in the classroom and on the playing fields.

We can't wait to see what the future holds for you.

Love, Mom, Dad and Owen

EE Y phia Aillivan

From your first day of preschool to your last day of high school you have always made us proud. We are excited to see the great accomplishments in the next chapters of your life.

We love you. Mom, Dad and Caroline

Sullivan Marino

We are so proud of you for all that you have AP and know that you will continue to have college. Love You - Mom, Dad and Hannah

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Congratulations Izzy! This is the beginning, of anything you want! Go do your thing! Proud of you! #leadership

'Mon Biscuit Intelligent’, ''Tootsie’, ‘Madam President’ and 'Taramisu', we are all so proud of you. As you leave AP, continue to carry your great sense of humor and beautiful smile everywhere you go. We know that you will 'fill your life with adventure, not things, so you will have stories to tell, not stuff to show.’

Love, Mom, Dad, Ronan and Clancey

Tara King

Alexandra Taylor

We are proud of your accomplishments and independence. Never stop being you!

Peace, Love, & Chocolate!, Mom, Dad, Nathaniel, and Sophia and Ginger

Jack and Ellie

Ella, Congratulations on your very exciting and very successful High School career and on your Graduation. You have worked very hard and achieved quite a bit. am so Proud of you and your accomplishments. Good luck in the next chapter of your exciting journey! Keep up the great work. The sky is the limit for you!

Love, Dad

Lacey Douglass

Don't Take for granted The love this life gives you When you get where you're going Don't forget Co Turn back around. We love you both so much, #alwayssTayhumbleandkind love, mom, dad, annie, bauer and brady

We are so proud of the wonderful young man you have always been and continue to be.

Love, Dad, Mom, Caroline, and Cullen XOXO

Lacey, You have the talent, strength and heart to change the world. We can't wait to see you take flight. Love, Mom, Dad, Sean and Aurora

Declan McCadden

Grace Katherine Barry

Grace!

We are so proud of the wonderful woman you are, and we are so excited for all the wonder that is still ahead of you!

We love you so much, congratulations on four amazing years at AP, all your achievements and accomplishments, your deep and lasting friendships, and your sweet and true spirit. You're ready for what's next, and we can't wait to see you live your dreams!

Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, Owen & William (and Lucky + Charm)

Dante Centrella

Congratulations! We are so proud of you and love you so much. Wishing you TE the best in your future

to come.

Olivia Calias

Confucius said it better than we ever could..."Wherever you go, go with all your heart."

We know that if you follow your heart, your destination will be happiness.

All our love, Mom & Dad Congratulations Cole! Follow your dreams, believe in yourself and never give up! You have made us very

Alexia Andrikopoulos

From the first days of school to the last - your smile, enthusiasm and work ethic have remained. Looking forward to seeing where these qualities take you. We are so blessed to have you asa daughter and sister! We love you! Congratulations! Mom, Dad and Yianni

Gianna Corrente

Let your smile change the world but don't let the world change your smile.

You are beautiful both inside and out. We are so proud of all you have accomplished. Love you to the moon and back.

Sophia Whittaker

Our greatest joy has been watching you grow into the amazing young woman you have become.

Congratulations on all you have accomplished in the classroom and on the ice and field. We are all so very proud of you.

May life's journey take you wherever your heart desires......and always with a smile on your face.

Love Mom, Dad & Tommy

Robbie Farrell Nicolo Sullo

We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished! Dream big, work hard, stay focused, surround yourself with good — people, and always stay humble and kind!

We love you. Mom, Dad and Charles

Congratulations Robbie! We are so proud of you for all you accomplished through high school and mostly for growing up to be such an amazing person. We have all the confidence in you for your next endeavors. We Love YouMom, Dad, Lindsay and Jack

Kelsey Lee Sparuk

Kelsey from the moment Daddy and saw you we fell in love. You are beautiful inside and out. We are so proud of all of your accomplishments. You are on your way to bigger and better things. May your college years bring you lots of luck and happiness. You deserve the very best life has to offer. Love you to the moon and back. We will miss you as you go on you journey. Love Mom and Dad and your pups Trooper and Dutchess

Congratulations Sydney Cerveny!!!

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Emma Simpson

Congratulations Emma!

We are very proud of you and are looking forward to seeing your future accomplishments.

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We have given you roots and now wish to give you wings to soar! We are so very proud of all you have accomplished. We love you to the moon & back!

Congratulations to our smart, beautiful, talented and charming Abby! We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished. You have worked so hard and we know you are going to thrive at Alabama. The world is yours. Roll Tide!

All our love,

Mom, Dad, and Ellie XOXO

Dylan Cann

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

Life is full of opportunities and adventures. Enjoy yOur journey, as it has just begun! We love you!

Emma Ardizzoni Kelsey Sherriff

You are amazing and we are so proud of you! You deserve everything that comes your way.

"Dont cry because its over. Smile because it happened."

Your spirit and love of life has always brought us so much joy and happiness! We are so proud of you and excited for the next journey in your life. Thanks for taking us on this wonderful ride!

Love, Mom and Dad

Elise McGee Christopher Tucker

To our dearest Elise,

We are so very proud of you, for everything you have done and for all you will do. You have become an exceptional young woman. May your joys be many, our sorrows few, and may your dreams come true.

Love, Mom & Dad

"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”

- Winston Churchill

Congratulations! We are so proud of you!

Love, Dad, Mom and Sarah

Love - Mom, Jim & Mackenzie

Payton Elisabeth Ditchfield Nina Rose Bramante

Wherever you go, go with all your heart. ~Confucius

We are so proud of you Payton and excited to see what your future holds!! We love you!! Mom, Dad, Lily, Stephen & Grace

Evan Rago

We are so proud of you and hope the next four years are as amazing as the last! Love, Dad Mom and Ashlyn

Congratulations Nina!

We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished! Love, Mom, Dad, Mia and Charlie

Casey Chabra

Congratulations Casey

We are so proud of the wonderful young women you have become.

May our love travel with you as you embark on your life's journey.

Love always, Mom, Dad and Michael

Nicole Valliant

Congratulations to Our Precious Girl. We are so proud of you every day! You are everything a parent could hope for and more - such an extraordinary young woman. We love you more than words can express. Our wish for you is that your life is all that you want it to be... Be Happy... All our Love, Mom & Dad

Jade Taylor Finnegan

Jade,

Words cannot express how proud we are of you! You have accomplished so much over the last 18 years. Continue to stay true to yourself and always follow your dreams. We love you to the moon and back! xoxoxo Love always, Mom, Dad and Tyler

Michael Simonelli Andrew Gould

Our pride for you is only surpassed by our

We are so proud of everything you have accomplished! in the last 4 years! We can't wait admiration! Your future is limitless and we are to see where your next path takes you! so excited for the next chapter to begin... eee STAY POS a aa Go Falcons! We love you beyond words, All our love, Mom, Dad & Taylor xo Mom, Dad and Emily

Ben Lidoski

Ben,

Hard to believe how time has flown by, and now you're off to your next adventure. As you move on, we hope you'll have the courage and the confidence to believe in yourself. We believe in you - and are so proud of the man you've become. We hope you'll take time to explore, dream and discover. And we know you'll move mountains... you'll be in the right place to do it! #BeBoulder

Love, Mom, Dad and Abby

leabella Collins

You must always remember that you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.

-Christopher Robin

We love you for the little girl you were and the lovely young woman you have become.

Love, Mom, Dad, Charlotte & Sophia

Serena Gilbride

Serena, we are so very proud of the young lady our little girl has become. Your future is full of great promise, and we know the best is yet to come.

Love, Dad, Mom, and Rob

Maggie Raymond Jimmy & Joey Theriault

Maggie you brightens our lives with your bright loving smile. Bringing so much pride & joy from swim team to softball. We can only hope you dream big. workhard, and live the life you imagined. Love Mom, Dad, and Libby

It has been a joy watching you grow into smart, athletic, and kind young men. Rememberyou can count on each other, your family, and God. We are so proud of you both! We love you, Papa, Mom, Danny, Luke, and Nicki

Michael Strazzere

Michael, Words can't express how proud we are of you! More importantly we are proud of the kind, caring and thoughtful man you have become. Keep following your dreams!

Love, Mom & Dad

Ryan P. Hughes

Wishing you success as you continue to learn, explore, grow, and challenge yourself to be your best. We love you and are very proud of you!

Alexandra Santostefano

Always remember you are braver than you know, stronger than you seem, smarter than you think, and loved more than you know.

Love, Mom & Dad

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Achab, Isabelle 2, 3, 12, 24, 30, 34, 61, 76,91, 114, 115, 155

Achab, Max 30, 58, 146

Ackerley, Kevin 3, 54, 138

Ackerley, Ryan 2, 48, 108

Agrippino, Stephen 40, 118

Albanese, Jenna 40, 130

Aldrich, Christopher 2, 8

Alexandris, Leonidas 40, 76, 130

Alger, Stanley 44

Allard, Kaylee 44, 88

Amadin, Maddox 56, 130

Amari, Cheryl 9

Anderson, Meghan 40

Andrellos, Demitrius 3, 44, 100, 141

Andrellos, Sage 2, 40, 42, 43, 68, 74, 75, 102, 134

Andrikopoulos, Alexia 2, 3, 10, 12, 20, 24, 26, 28, 29, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 62, 73, 88, 91, 94, 95, 114, 137, 138, 139, 159

Andrikopoulos, loannis 30, 54, 85

Angiuoni, Anthony 48

Aquino, Devin 40, 76, 118

Ardito, Brendan 2, 48, 63

Ardito, Grace 44, 63, 130, 138

Ardito, Matt 54, 138

Ardito, Molly 44, 130, 146, 147

Ardizzoni, Emma 12, 16, 32, 34, 36, 37, 38, 74, 75, 90, 120, 121, 164

Arel, Corinne 40, 114, 115, 142

Armano, Patrick 2, 6, 62

Arnold, Ally 12, 13, 32, 34, 90, 93, 104, 105, 137, 138

Arrigg, Michael 12, 16, 18, 35, 84, 90, 139

Asare, Gabby 48, 50

Aveni, Hannah 12, 32, 34, 35, 36, 38, 65, 70, 72, 88, 90, 106, 107, 157

Axelrod, Sabina 48, 106, 107

Azor, Joshua 2, 15, 40, 42, 68, 72, 78, 100, 101, 137, 141

BBaccari, Michael 9

Bachner, Casey 44, 117, 120, 121

Barker, Harrison 40, 63, 95, 130, 137

Barletta, Celia 8

Barletta, Marc 30, 48

Barletta, Michael 12, 18, 30, 73, 84, 118, 119

Barlow, Paige 48, 133, 140

Barry, Grace 12, 20, 32, 39, 90, 102, 103, 139, 157

Barry, Lauren 34, 40, 106, 139, 141

Barry, Madelyn 54, 68, 141

Bartley, Jack 44, 78

Bartley, Luke 54

Battaglia, Brooke 53, 58

Battaglia, Madison 48, 137

Bayusik, Cam 56, 60, 95, 137

Beaulieu, Anthony 48

Beckel, Kate 2, 3, 54, 60, 68, 89, 92, 93

Becker, Aiden 56

Becker, Andrew 44, 78

Beers, Aiden 44, 78

Behnam, Maria 48, 50, 126, 140

Belanger, Susan 6

Bellis, Matt 48, 76, 122

Bencale, Jake 13, 16, 24, 39, 90

Berube, Collin 44

Bianchi, Brian 53, 54, 132

Bianchi, Maranda 48

Bianchi, Sommer 54

Bibeau, Patricia 48, 50, 120

Bibeault, Nathaniel 54, 132, 138

Biscardi, Anthony 8, 70, 72

Bishop, Stacey 9

Blais, Leeann 8

Blake, Christopher 48, 76, 130

Blanco, Evan 48, 118

Blaschuk, Julia 13, 16, 33, 36, 38, 90

Bodette, Elizabeth 44, 113

Boivin, Aidan 54, 138

Bolduc, Michael 40, 73

Bonavita, Nicolino 44, 78

Bonina, Jill 7

Bono, Victoria 44, 146, 147

Bordua, Eric 9, 68, 133

Botti, Maddie 44

Boucher, Elizabeth 40, 42, 104, 105, 139

Boujaoude, Marybel 40, 74, 132

Boulanger, Claire 52, 54, 68

Bourque, Justyn 40, 80

Brabeck, Caroline 58, 66

Brady, Gavin 56

Bramante, Mia 3, 12, 30, 40, 126, 127, 137

Bramante, Nina 2, 12, 13, 24, 29, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 90, 91, 165

Bravo, Catherine 40, 86, 89, 98, 99

Breault, Ava 44, 120

Brennan, Sean 2, 6

Brenninkmeyer, Kaitlyn 8, 70

Brewer, Michele 2, 9, 124

Brickhouse, Kyle 58, 66, 76, 130

Brisbois, Grace 44, 126, 127, 133, 140, 146, 147

Brisbois, Sophia 56

Britto, Jennifer 44, 143

Brosnan, Jack 2, 48, 130

Brosnan, Thomas 2, 3, 44, 46, 73, 78, 130, 136, 142

Brown, Abigail 40

Brown, Brooke 44, 139, 147

Brown, Christian 40

Brown, Kari 54, 73, 92, 138

Brown, Tyler 40, 114

Burgess, Anthony 56

Burke, John 13, 16, 25, 38, 70, 78, 79

Burke, Jonathan 56, 80

Burke, Ryan 9

Burke, Stephen 48, 63, 76, 77, 114, 118

Burnham, Charles 40

Burns, Will 48

ECafarelli, Olivia 44, 130

Calias, Olivia 3, 13, 25, 33, 34, 36, 38, 74, 75, 90, 91, 158

Callahan, Meg 58

Cann, Dylan 10, 13, 28, 29, 30, 33, 36, 60, 62, 78, 79, 122, 123, 163

Cann, Olivia 30, 54, 60, 72

Capone, Christopher 2, 9, 72

Caputo, Jessica 2, 44, 73, 82, 83, 130

Carbone, Ava 40, 141

Carbone, Charles 44

Carbone, Weston 56, 136

Carey, Maeve 48, 106, 120

Caruso, Jerry 40, 100, 130

Casey, Spencer 10, 13, 16, 18, 20, 30, 32, 34, 35, 39, 62, 89, 90, 129, 136

Casey, Trevor 3, 30, 48, 60, 92, 136, 138

Castro, Amanda 40, 62, 143

Cecchini, Kara 40, 106, 107

Cecchini, Samantha 54

Centinaro, Leonardo 58

Centinaro, Valeria 54, 138

Centrella, Dante 13, 30, 38, 60, 64, 78, 79, 157

Centrella, Leah 30, 40, 74

Cerveny, Brady 30, 44

Cerveny, Sydney 3, 14, 21, 23, 30, 33, 36, 65, 68, 73, 91, 136, 137, 141, 161

Chabra, Casey 14, 28, 30, 33, 34, 35, 89, 90, 166

Chabra, Michael 2, 30, 40, 84, 96, 122, 1235137, Chambers, Victoria 14, 19, 35, 60, 70, 86, 90, 96, 136

Chatelle, Matthew 48

Chen, Gordon 3, 44, 143

Chen, Sylvia 44, 139, 140 Choma, Cole 40, 63

Christopher, Nicholas 14, 32, 38, 64, 78, 79,91, 118

Christopher, Nick 154

Chung, Jullie 44

Ciano, Chloe 3, 48, 130, 137

Ciardiello, Brianna 44, 147

Clark, Ariana 2, 44, 126, 127

Clark, Kiera 2, 48, 67

Clarke, Harrison 54

Clarke, Maxwell 2, 44, 73, 78, 136

Clifford, Julia 2, 42, 44, 68, 69, 74, 75, 134, 138, 141

Cobb, Jenna 40, 74, 75, 104, 105, 137

Cochran, Derrick 40, 128, 129

Cogswell, Jane 12, 14, 16, 28, 32, 34, 36, 38, 90

Cogswell, John 48

Cohen, Lindsey 2, 44, 60, 86, 96

Cohen, Will 40, 63, 108, 122

Colannino, Claudia 6

Colannino, Joseph 48, 130

Colella, Ava 54, 92

Collins, Charlotte 30, 48, 137

Collins, Isabella 3, 14, 17, 21, 23, 30, 33, 34, 36, 68, 73, 90, 114, 141, 143, 146, 147, 169

Collins, Sophia 30, 53, 58, 137

Connolly, Cara 40, 120

Connolly, Fiona 40, 89, 116, 130

Connor, Michelle 6 Connors, Aidan 48

Coons, Jacob 48

Coons, Rachel 53, 56, 68

Corapi, Sofia 40, 74

Corrente, Gianna 14, 16, 28, 29, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 74, 75, 90, 91, 159

Cory, Daniel 54, 114

Costa, Daniel 40, 69, 130

Costa, Lauren 56, 142

Costello, Jenna 40, 126, 127

Costello, Julie 40

Costello, Laurene 6

Costello, Patrick 6, 72, 88

Cote, Jordan 48

Cote, Skylar 56, 93

Coughlin, Trevor 54, 76

Courtney, Caroline 48, 95, 137

Courtney, Lori 8

Croteau, Andrew 2, 40, 100, 118

Croteau, Emily 54, 76, 92, 124, 137

Cushing, Denley 3, 54, 138

DDagher, Jade 15, 18, 39, 90

Damico, Giulia 2, 44, 137

Dangelo, Elizabeth 2, 40, 43, 69, 74, 93, 138

DaSilva, Victoria 3, 15, 28, 29, 32, 90, 95

DeAngelis, Samuel 40, 84

Deeble, Matthew 40, 42, 133

Defilippo, Gianna 48, 50, 106, 107

DeLeon, Tarialis 15, 33, 139

Deluca, Peter 9, 144

DeLucca, Sammi 58

Demarco, Alexis 44, 130, 141

Demarco, Deniro 44, 108, 109 Deng, Richard 48

Denker, Jenna 2, 40, 43, 95, 137, 143

Der Sarkisian, Nancy 8

Deroche, Nathan 3, 54, 73

Desrochers, Sean 15, 28, 142

Diapella, Matthew 8, 47, 72

Ding, Jimmy 44

Dinitto, Deanna 44, 113, 130, 138, 139

Dinunzio, Mia 56

Diperna, Maureen 2, 8, 57

Diprizio, Jonathan 48

Ditchfield, Payton 3, 12, 15, 25, 33, 74, 75, 90, 91, 102, 103, 104, 105, 138, 142, 165

DiTota, Julia 15, 16, 19, 28, 29, 32, 34, 35, 36, 86, 90

Divito, Anthony 48

Doherty, Matthew 56

Doherty, Michael 48, 76, 130

Doherty, Olivia 48, 50, 137

Domey, Jodee 48, 124

Domingo, Sergio 44

Donnelly, Bennett 2, 3, 44, 46, 73, 136, 141, 142, 143

Donnelly, Ethan 52, 56

Donnelly, Kristen 8

Donofrio-Ralls, Devin 48

Donohoe, Zachary 40, 63, 122

Doucette, William 54, 114

Douglass, Lacey 14, 15, 32, 64, 74, 106, 107, 156

Drelick, Allen 7

Drzewiczewski, Grace 54, 74

Du, Isabelle 44, 126, 127, 139 Duff, Samantha 40

Dugan, Molly 2, 3, 44, 76, 77, 110, 111, 130, 133, 140, 141

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Ehrgott, Olivia 40

Elbeery, Jacob 44, 76, 118, 137

Eldridge, Ashley 6

Elias, Justin 48

Elkins, Aidan 2, 48, 108

Elkins, Damian 40

Ellis, Kayley 3, 40, 93

Emery, Cullen 56

Erickson, Isabella 15, 32, 74, 75, 90, 102, 103

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Benning, Anthony 8, 43, 71, 90

Berlin, Katherine 54

Bernal, Carlos 40, 60

Bertoli, Dante 2, 48, 89, 137

Caruso, John 48, 100

Caruso, Olivia 2, 40, 72, 73, 82, 83, 110, 130, 133

Caruso, Sal 40, 130

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Fahey, Michael 7

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Fanuele, Alessandro 56, 76, 130

Fanuele, Nico 48

Farraher, Ella 44

Farrell, Elizabeth 9

Farrell, Jack 30, 54, 108, 122

Farrell, Robbie 160

Farrell, Robert 16, 30, 37, 61, 72, 89, 108, 109, 122, 123

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Fedele, Melina 48, 114, 124

Fennessy, Cailin 56

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Ferri, Olivia 3, 54, 60, 73, 89, 92, 138

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Filadoro, Dario 54

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Freeman, Sophia 41, 130, 133

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Garber, Alejandro 44, 130, 133

Garber, Leonardo 53, 58, 60, 66, 130

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George, Alden 41, 110, 130, 141

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NGilbride, Serena 17, 30, 33, 34, 37, 91, $124, 170

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Gilmore, Nicholas 17, 76, 89, 90, 130, 131, 139

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Goddard, Liam 41, 78

Golini, Trent 49

Gonuguntla, Vikramaaditya 49

Gonzalez, Penelope 49, 139

Goscinak, Mazie 41, 74, 75, 134

Gould, Andrew 122, 123, 168

Gouveia, Evan 41, 122

Gouveia, Serry 52, 54

Grabar, Hunter 56

Grace, Stephanie 8, 13, 144

Graichen, Ava 2, 44, 63, 89, 92

Graichen, Lyla 52, 56, 72, 73, 141

Grasso, Natalia 41

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Greenwood, Kayla 4, 9, 13, 144

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Gu, Yuqi 17

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Halloran, Alexa 49

Hamilton, Annie 49, 138

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Hanlon, Natalie 41, 130, 132

Hannula, Cortney 3, 17, 21, 32, 34, 36, 60, 68, 91, 92, 93

Happeny, Emily 2, 17, 20, 30, 33, 91

Happeny, Nicholas 30, 54

Hardiman, Julia 56

Harkins, Bradley 7

Harkins, Meghan 9

Harmon, Lillian 3, 54, 138

Harrington, Liam 44, 122, 142

Harris, Alexa 56

Hart, Lizzie 49, 50, 133

Hart-Thompson, Spencer 2, 41, 60, 69, 89, 95, 134, 137, 139

Haughn, Kathryn 9

Hayes, Tommy 54, 138

Heffernan, Abigail 41

Hemme, Mia 41, 130

Hennessy, Robert 8

Hickey, Emily 3, 41, 110, 111, 130, 131

Hickey, James 2, 6, 53, 91, 92, 97

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Hickey, Madeline 2, 49, 138

Hickey, Ryan 3, 54

Higginbottom, Adam 49

Higgins, Julia 56

Hodgdon, Jennifer 6

Holland, Keira 54, 132

Holmes, Jimmy 56

Holubiak, Stephen 41

Horgan, Kathryn 17, 32, 36, 91, 136, 137

Hou, Ken 41, 139

Hu, Stephen 44, 146, 147

Hueston, Mary 2, 3, 44, 63, 69, 89, 95, 137, 138, 141

Hughes, Ryan 17, 18, 90, 136, 145, 171

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Igler, Sami 2, 41, 42, 43, 74, 102, 136, 139

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Jaena, Brendan 30, 49

Jaena, Colin 3, 18, 30, 37, 61, 72, 88, 100, 101, 117, 118, 119

Jalbert, Cat 49, 76, 120

Jalbert, Henry 54, 138

Jenks, Julia 41, 88, 96, 113, 132, 143

Jin, Frances 41

John, Ritchie 45

Jones, Andrew 41, 95, 116, 129, 137 Jorge, Philip 54

Joyce, Maura 41, 86, 87, 114, 124, 137

KKalton, Drew 7

Kamelle, Cole 18, 30, 32, 34, 90, 129, 136, 158

Kamelle, Michael 30, 45

Karafilidis, George 54

Karagiorgas, Dimitrios 7

Karoub, Mia 54, 73, 93, 138

Karoub, Zoe 2, 3, 45, 60, 61, 69, 138

Kazmer, Joshua 41, 76, 114, 130

Keefe, Jack 49, 63

Keith, Josh 49

Kelesoglu, Roger 54, 130

Kelley, Joseph 18, 38, 88, 136

Kelly, Patrick 18

Kennedy, Kathryn 41, 139

Keohane, Ava 41

Kilbride, Emma 2, 45, 132

Kiley, Erin 13, 14, 18, 28, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 90, 91, 114, 115

King, Tara 1, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 22, 32, 34, 35, 36, 38, 62, 70, 71, 90, 91, 120, 121, 155

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Kirby, Gwen 45, 114, 141, 142 Kiu, George 45, 130, 136

Klipper, Kendall 41, 141

Klipper, Paige 49, 50, 74, 75, 114

Klovee, Anna 58

Klovee, Jack 56

Knowles, Chaz 56, 76

Kokot, Madeleine 14, 18, 28, 33

Kourkounian, Nyree 49, 98, 137, 140

Kouyoumjian, Jonathan 19, 33

Kouyoumjian, Victoria 2, 49, 50, 69, 138

Kruppa, Damon 3, 41, 118, 142

Kuntz, Christian 49

Kuntz, Nicholas 58

Kwiatek, Danny 49

LELafferty, Cali 3, 50, 54, 138

Lafferty, Nora 3, 54, 132, 138

Lafferty, Thomas 58

Lafont, Spencer 41

Lague, Malerie 58

Lane, Timothy 9, 144

Laslovich, Alyssa 7

Lauria, Ava 41, 61, 81, 133

Laws, Emilee 49, 130, 137

Lawson, William 3, 41, 80, 81, 108, 142

Lazdowski, Maddy 49

Leavis, Cole 19

Lebaron, Kip 45

Lee, Sofia 2, 49, 50, 114, 139

Lembidakis, Gabriel 45, 46, 60, 63, 95, 137

Lemons, Katherine 41, 42

Lescault, Michael 9, 95

Levell, Hannah 19, 34, 35, 36

Levine, Jeremy 41, 89, 139

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Li, Victoria 41

Liatsos, Sophia 2, 45, 96

Lidoski, Ben 168

Lidoski, Benjamin 12, 18, 19, 25, 28, 32, 36, 38, 73, 85, 88, 90, 110, 111, 130

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Lisa, James 54

Litster, Oliver 2, 49, 122, 123

Little, Anne 41, 133, 137

Little, Charlie 54, 138

Little, Dan 2, 49, 76, 77, 141

Llorens, Marc 54

Lococo, Salvatore 45, 73

LoGrasso, Calogero 2, 16, 18, 19, 36, 90

Long, Conor 3, 45, 60, 89, 95, 136, 139, 143

Lopes, Lauren 49, 68, 114, 138

Loporchio, Keira 54, 92

Losolfo, Emma 52, 56, 68

Loyack, Melina 45, 130

Lu, William 45

Lucera, Emily 41, 73, 82, 120

Lundy, Trevor 45, 63, 108

Luongo, Ella 52, 56, 60, 142

Luongo, Ethan 2, 45, 130, 138, 142

Luongo, Nicole 7

Lyons, Elise 45, 106, 107, 130

Lyons, Joseph 19, 25

Lyons, Monique 56, 106, 107

MMa, Kunyu 49

Maccormack, Sam 2, 49, 73, 82, 83, 137

Macdonald, Andrew 41, 42, 108, 130, 131

Mackenzie, Edward 8, 72, 145

Mackiewicz, Gary 8

Macnamara, Abaigael 41

Mahoney, Anna 45

Mahoney, James 49, 118

Maijenski, Sally 8

Maitino, Marcello 56

Makary, Laura 19, 21, 32, 36, 91, 136, 137

Maloney, Angelica 41, 74, 102

Malvey, George 9, 55

Malvone, Hannah 19, 33, 162

Manganaro, Caroline 32

Mangano, Andrew 2, 41, 73, 84

Manzi, Brenna 2, 45

Maradei, William 9, 51, 78, 79, 95

Margerison, Jason 49

Marino, Sullivan 20, 80, 81, 88, 108, 109, 155

Marks, Jessica 54, 73, 82

Marquardt, Erin 54, 114

Martin, Anne 41, 43, 74

Martin, Francis 54, 138

Martin, Kaitlin 41, 113

Martin, Trey 58

Martinson, Allie 45, 106, 107, 131, 141

Mastrocola, Anastasia 2, 20, 21, 26, 32, 34, 91, 106, 107, 130 173

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NGildea, Liam 49

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Leary, Joseph 8, 95

Matthews, Nora 58, 68

Maurand, Jeanne 9

Mawn, Catherine 3, 36, 41, 76, 77, 110, 130, 131

May, Elizabeth 2, 15, 20, 63, 91

McAuley, Jillian 52, 56

McCadden, Declan 13, 15, 16, 20, 33, 34, 35, 36, 39, 72, 91, 96, 139, 143, 156

McCaldon, Zachary 16, 20, 28, 38, 90

McCarthy, Brendan 2, 30, 49, 76, 77, 96, 110, 130, 136

McCarthy, Bridget 13, 16, 20, 21, 30, 36, 90, 91, 136, 137

McCarthy, Connor 41, 60, 78, 130, 131

McCraw, Caitlin 54

McDonald, Kylie 56, 68

McDonald, Lily 49, 67, 110, 130

McDonald, Lindsay 49, 67, 133, 140

McDonald, Olivia 2, 49

McDonough, Dominick 2, 45, 46, 76, 77, 130, 131

McDonough, Meredith 49

McDonough, Nizhoni 2, 45, 92, 136, 138

McGee, Elise 13, 16, 20, 33, 34, 36, 38, 90, 164

McGinness, Sarah 41, 42, 71, 114, 124, 139, 141, 142

McGrath, Ashley 41, 73, 82, 110, 111, 130, 143

McGrath, Brady 45, 108, 130

McGrath, Colin 45, 108

McHugh, Aidan 49, 61, 84, 96, 100

McHugh, Riley 41, 130, 139

McLaughlin, Marissa 7

McLaughlin, Michael 2, 6, 53, 66, 132

McNally, Owen 56

Medeiros, Colby 49

Medina, Milian 41, 139

Meissner, Quinn 45, 122

Meiyur, Shiv 3, 52, 58, 66, 76

Mellor, Marie 2, 19, 23, 24, 33, 36, 90, 136, 137

Meroli, Brianna 49, 124

Michalak, Katrina 49, 106, 107

Middlebrook, Devon 41

Miller, Amelia 3, 54, 60, 73, 92, 93 Millett, Katherine 52, 56, 68 Mills, Philip 12, 18, 21, 85

Mishra, Avi 56

Mittal, Anika 53, 58, 60, 130, 136, 137

Molettieri, Ethan 3, 58, 66

Montejo, Reece 56

Mooney, Alexandra 41, 96, 139

Mooney, Gabriella 49, 130 Moran, Faith 2, 45, 130, 131, 136, 141

Morin, Caroline 41

Morin, Elizabeth 49

Morin, Katherine 41, 76, 142

Moro, David 31, 49 Moro, Imogen 31, 58

Moro, James 21, 24, 31, 64, 90, 136, 137

Morrison, Emma 14, 21, 32, 34, 39, 90, 114, 130

Morrison, Kathleen 45, 114, 130

Munoz, Jose 21, 34, 89, 95, 136

Murdock, Ashley 3, 45, 120, 141

Murphy, John 7

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Nadeau, Jenna 49

Nakashian, Jack 41, 130

Napolitano, Ava 49

Neal, Colin 49

Nedroscik, Andrew 31, 49

Nedroscik, Haley 2, 3, 13, 17, 21, 23, 28, 31, 33, 36, 39, 64, 68, 73, 102, 103, 130, 141, 146, 147, 151

Newcomb, Sydney 2, 3, 41, 61, 132, 139

Nguyen, Ben 49, 114, 115

Nichols, Ben 45, 108, 118

Nickerson, Drew 21, 28, 78, 79

Nicolai, Filippo 52, 56

Niehaus, Fischer 52, 56

Niehaus, Parker 54, 120

Ning, Catherine 41, 114, 138

Noke, Aidan 49, 78, 118

Noke, Ronan 49, 78, 118

Norton, Timothy 41, 78, 118

Noyes, Kevin 20, 21, 31, 33, 63

Noyes, Ryan 31, 45, 130, 142

Nunez, Jaeleene 45

OO'Keefe, Abby 56, 137

O'Koniewski, Thomas 45, 63

O'Neill, Connor 45, 88

O'Neill, Kyra 49

Olson, David 45, 130

Oneill, Lily 3, 53, 54, 138

Oostman, Rowan 56, 76, 114, 115

Otoole, Kevin 9

Ouellette, Colin 20, 22, 28, 29, 31, 151

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Paré, Gary 41

Pardee, Calvin 54

Pare, Gary 63, 73

Parrella, Vincent 8

Pascucci-Byrne, Marla 8

Pasquale, Elizabeth 41, 104

Pasquale, Gina 41, 126, 133

Patel, Dhruv 41, 78, 130

Patten, Jack 45, 78

Patti, Amanda 45, 86, 89, 98, 99, 124, 125, 140

Payne, Lauren 42

Pearson, Gaby 45, 89, 137

Pessina, Emily 45, 130, 136

Peterson, Conor 3, 31, 45, 88, 130, 141, 142

Peterson, Margaret 2, 10, 13, 18, 21, 22, 28, 29, 31, 33, 36, 39, 62, 64, 65, 91, 143, 153

Petrillo, Natalie 9, 90

Piccini, Nathan 8, 72, 90

Piccini, Nicole 8, 144

Pienta, Allison 42, 60, 74, 75, 104, 134

Pierre, Marveen 45, 100

Pine, Molly 22, 74, 75, 102, 103

Pineo, Maxwell 12, 20, 22, 61, 65, 89, 108, 109

Pitta, Cynthia 7, 141

Plante, Caroline 2, 3, 42, 74, 93, 104, 130, 138, 139, 140, 143

Plante, Jacquie 49, 50, 114, 130

Podradchik, Sarah 49

Poulakis, Georgia 2, 45, 74, 130

Prigmore, Liam 3, 45, 46, 141, 142, 143

Privitera, Anthony 22, 31, 33, 36

Privitera, Olivia 12, 13, 16, 19, 22, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 70, 90, 102, 103, 125, 150

Putney, Nicole 8, 13

QQuinn, Ava 49, 138

Quinn-Cyr, Katelyn 42, 76, 77, 130, 131, 136

RRago, Ashlyn 2, 49, 104, 105, 138, 143

Rago, Evan 20, 22, 80, 89, 108, 109, 165

Raymond, Maggie 170

Raymond, Margaret 13, 22, 28, 90, 114, 135

Rech, Rachel 56

Rech, Ryan 49

Reddy, Nicholas 16, 23, 64, 136, 137

Regan, Brian 9, 59

Regan, Caroline 49

Regan, Evan 56

Regan, Jillian 49, 67, 74, 104, 105

Regan, Marilyn 42, 74, 104

Reusch, Andrew 9, 113

Reyes, Paula 56

Reynolds, Judith 6

Rhodes, Genevieve 2, 3, 42, 69, 89, 95, 97, 137, 139

Ricci, Gannon 49

Ricci, Nolan 42, 63, 89, 108

Ricciardelli, Emma 3, 45, 69, 76, 138, 140

Rice, Julia 42, 141

Rich, Danielle 42, 61, 62, 72, 73, 82, 83

Richards, Elizabeth 12, 20, 23, 24, 26, 33, 34, 35, 36, 64, 70, 72, 91, 120, 121

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Roberts, Christopher 49, 100

Robichaud, Josh 56

Robinson, Devon 3, 42, 61, 71, 73, 82, 83, 89, 98, 99, 130, 136, 138, 139, 141

Rosa, Sophia 42

Rose, Catherine 3, 23, 33, 34, 35, 37, 39, 73, 82, 83, 90, 91

Roselli, Christopher 42, 110, 130 Ross, Kaelah 42, 73, 82, 83, 130

Roy, Christopher 2, 42, 61, 108, 118

Rubino, Matthew 23, 28, 60, 78, 79

Rudolph, Gabe 58 Rudolph, Theo 54 Russell, James 42 Russell, Kayla 3, 45, 46, 76, 77, 126 Russell, Thomas 50

Russo, Brian 23, 31, 32, 142

Russo, Douglas 31, 45, 89, 108, 109

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Salines, Silvanna 23, 32, 35, 39, 126, 127

Saltamartini, Sofia 42

Sandler, Duane 7

Santiago, Natanael 42, 130

Santostefano, Alexandra 23, 33, 34, 35, 36, 74, 75, 90, 106, 107, 124, 125, 171

Saracco, Isabella 2, 10, 16, 22, 24, 28, 32, 34, 36, 62, 65, 70, 90, 106, 107, 116, 124, 136, 143, 156

Sasser, Aidan 3, 45, 143

Schefen, Jamie 8

Schiavone, Tina 6

Schiela, Alexa 56

Schiff, Anna 24

Schofield, Joshua 24

Schwartzkopf, Amy 7

Scott, Claudia 3, 50, 61, 76

Scott, Heather 8

Seguin, Cameron 24, 33, 39, 72, 118, 119

Seibel, Jack 50

Shalhoub, Arianna 42, 50, 74, 102, 103, 130

Sharma, Arpi 3, 45, 141, 143

Shea, Charlie 45, 100

Shearer, Emmi 50, 136

Sherriff, Kelsey 24, 32, 74, 75, 90, 102, 103, 138, 164

Sherry, Alexis 56

Sherry, Linda 8

Shih, Maddy 56

Siano, Cosmo 3, 54, 73

Siciliano, Nicole 7, 133

Silva, Megan 50, 104, 105

Silva, Michael 42, 78, 79, 118

Silver, Lily 2, 45, 130

Silverthorn, Steve 6, 108, 109

Simonelli, Michael 24, 33, 60, 64, 80, 81, 168

Simonelli, Taylor 42, 60, 74, 75, 134

Simpson, Emma 3, 16, 19, 24, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 39, 54, 61, 70, 72, 73, 82, 83, 88, 90, 98, 99, 161

Simpson, lan 3, 56, 89, 92

Simpson, Kate 2, 31, 45, 98, 99, 133, 139, 141

Smith, Cheyenne 45, 130, 139, 142

Smith, Grant 16, 18, 24, 28, 29, 32, 65, 90

Solimine, Joe 45, 108, 109

Spada, Jessica 42, 71, 73, 82, 83, 120

Sparuk, Kelsey 2, 3, 12, 14, 15, 18, 24, 25, 28, 29, 32, 34, 36, 73, 74, 75, 88, 90, 94, 95, 137, 146, 147, 160

Spencer, Sean 25, 64, 78

Spengler, Emma 50

Sperling, Benjamin 50, 114

Sperling, Owen 58

Sport, Tanja 8, 146

Stalder, Kendall 3, 50, 68, 132, 136, 137, 143

Stasinos, Eva 54

Stevens, Tricia 56, 68, 139

Stone, Katie 45, 98, 99, 133

Stone, Roger 8

Storella, Danny 54

Strazzere, Michael 21, 25, 62, 80, 91, 171

Sullivan, Cynthia 25, 34, 64, 65, 95, 114, 115, 137, 154

Sullivan, Hannah 45, 46, 73, 82

Sullivan, Regan 56

Sullo, Nicolo 25, 33, 37, 122, 123, 160

Sun, Shibo 25

Surabian, Nicole 55

Sweeney, Sarah 15, 25, 32, 38, 70, 74, 78; 91, 120; 121

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Taber, Hayley 2, 45, 96

Taber, Samantha 55, 106, 107

Talambekos, Alex 42, 130

Tammaro, Morgan 50, 138

Tang, Tonny 45

Tao, Emma 42

Tarpey, Katelyn 42, 98, 124

Tauro, Nicholas 56

Tavano, Serafina 45, 76, 77, 96, 137

Taylor, Alexandra 2, 3, 17, 23, 26, 28, 31, 33, 36, 42, 68, 73, 86, 90, 102, 103, 130, 146, 147, 156

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Taylor, Robert 8, 70, 137, 145

Taylor, Sophia 31, 53, 55, 60, 92, 93, 130

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Terry, Madison 50

Thach, Le 3, 55

Theodos, Nicholas 50

Theriault, James 26, 28, 31, 119, 136

Theriault, Jimmy and Joey 170

Theriault, Joseph 10, 12, 26, 28, 31, 65, 72,91,94, 117, 122, 123, 136, 142

Theriault, Lisa 8, 11, 96, 136, 139, 140, 144

Theriault, Nicole 31, 50, 130, 136, 142

Thibodeau, Drew 3, 55, 138

Thibodeau, Joseph 45, 108

Tilley, Ethan 26, 28, 33, 39, 68, 90, 136, 137

Tinkler, Callum 3, 45, 95, 136, 141, 142

Todisco, Max 45, 130

Toohey, John 50

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Vanegas, Jackson 46, 136

Vanegas, Parker 56, 138

Vanegas, Ricardo 9, 145

Varraso, Alicia 8

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Walsh, Brenden 50, 78, 118

Walsh, Colin 3, 58, 66

Walsh, Ellie 31, 46, 76, 77, 88, 114, 115, 130, 146, 147

Walsh, Jaelyn 57

Walsh, Thomas 53, 55

Wang, Irena 46

Wang, Jengdong 27, 39, 129

Wang, Jiahe 27

Wang, Jordan 3, 55

Wang, Pochun 8

Warner, Carolyn 9

Webb, Julia 31, 42

Webb, Sophia 3, 16, 25, 27, 31, 33, 72, 74, 75,91

Weber, Christopher 50, 76

Weber, John 6

Weber, Jonathan 42, 122, 142

Wei, Eddie 46, 129

White, Kathleen 42

Whittaker, Sophia 3, 16, 19, 27, 32, 34, 35, 36, 73, 82, 83, 90, 106, 107, 130, 159

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Wilcox, Aaron 58

Wilcox, Megan 585, 142

Williams, Amanda 1, 3, 10, 13, 15, 17, 20, 21, 27, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 62, 65, 72, 73, 86, 87, 90, 91, 98, 99, 120, 121, 139, 141

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Withycombe, Vicky 50, 130, 136

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Yang, Zeyu 27, 39

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Zhang, Jiangyilong 27

Zhao, Alex 42, 139, 140

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Zheng, Huadan 46, 139, 140

Zirpolo, Mikolena 57

Zonderman, Evan 42, 62, 122

Zucco, Maria 57, 60, 74, 103

Zuccola, Felicia 42, 106, 130

Zuccola, Joseph 2, 50, 130

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WEATHER REMEMBERTO.

This year's weather was nothing short of extreme as major earthquakes and Kilauea volcano eruptions shake Hawaii, colossal hurricanes Florence and Michael hit the Southeastern coast and massive wildfires span over 1.9 million acres in the West.

ROYAL MILESTONES

Following their marriage in May 2018, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex (Prince Harry and Ms. Meghan Markle) announce that the Duchess of Sussex is expecting their first child in Spring 2019.

SOCIAL CLIMBER

A small female raccoon, nicknamed the “MPR Raccoon” by the first news outlet to report on the story (Minnesota Public Radio), scales all 25 stories of the UBS Plaza building in downtown St. Paul, MN. The #mprraccoon becomes an instant internet celebrity with photos from viewers tracking the raccoon’s journey posted all over social media. The daredevil raccoon is safely captured and released.

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SHOWCASED ART SHRED

England-based artist Banksy's painting titled Girl with Balloon shreds itself after $1.4 million sale at the Sotheby art gallery auction in London on October 13th, 2018. A shredding mechanism housed inside the artwork frame activates after the sale, stunning onlookers. The highest bidder still proceeds with the purchase of the artwork, now titled Love is in the Bin. $

SAY GOODBYE TO PLASTIC STRAWS

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Starbucks, the largest coffee chain in the world, will eliminate plastic straws globally by 2020. Straws will be replaced by recyclable strawless lids and alternative-material straw options, eliminating over 1 billion plastic straws per year from Starbucks stores alone.

A WHOLE NEW WATER WORLD

The world's first virtual reality water slide, The Space Glider, opens at Galaxy Erding water park in South Germany. The 35-second, 520-foot water ride has each rider wear a waterfriendly headset to experience virtual roller coaster rides in environments such as space, sky or snow.

BYE-BYE BEETLE

Volkswagen will stop global production of their iconic Beetle car in July 2019. “The Bug,” with its instantly recognizable body shape, is a symbol of the 1960s counterculture movement and is featured in numerous movies and artworks worldwide.

LATEST LAUNCH

NASA names 9 astronauts who will fly the first crewed launch to the International Space Station from U.S. soil since the shuttle program ended in 2011. Astronauts will be aboard Boeing's CST-100 Starliner and SpaceX's Crew Dragon for test flights at the end of 2018 to early spring of 2019, with missions beginning in summer 2019.

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Desiree “Desi” Linden becomes the first American woman in 33 years to win the Boston Marathon.

RECORD SETTING SUPERBOWL

The New England Patriots achieve a sixth Super Bowl title, defeating the Los Angeles Rams 13-3 in the lowest-scoring Super Bowl on record. This is the Patriots’ eleventh Super Bowl appearance, with quarterback Tom Brady breaking several records including most Super Bowls played (9) and most Super Bowls won (6).

RECORD BREAKING BROOKS

Brooks Koepka takes home the trophy and sets PGA Championship record with his 72-hole total of 264 at the 100th PGA Championship held at Bellerive Country Club in Town and Country, Michigan. WORLD SERIES

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WORLD CUP WIN FAN FAVORITES

France defeats Croatia 4-2 in the final match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. This is France's second World Cup title, won exactly 20 years after their first victory in 1998.

2018 ESPY BEST FEMALE ATHLETE Snowboarder Chloe Kim, gold medalist in the 2018 Olympic Winter Games.

2018 ESPY BEST MALE ATHLETE Alex Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals, 2018 Stanley Cup Champions.

The Clemson Tigers defeat the #1 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide 44-16 in the NCAA College Football Championships. All

TIGER TRIUMPH

Atlanta United defeats the Portland \" Timbers 2-0 in the 2018 MLS Cup.

AWESOME APPLE

Apple® is the first publicly-traded company to be valued at $1 trillion. The latest Apple iPhone® debuts include the iPhone Xr, Xs and the Xs Max, which are the most expensive models yet.

TRANSPORTATION INNOVATION

Major cities introduce highly successful motorized scooters that bring competition to existing ride-sharing transportation methods such as Lyft and Uber.

PLASTIC PROJECT

A massive net deploys in the Pacific Ocean to gather plastic in an Ocean Cleanup effort. The creators of the project estimate the system can remove 90 percent of the plastic in its designated area by 2040.

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Retired Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt tests his speed in a simulated zero-gravity airplane, defeating two astronauts in a space race.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY GOOGLE

The search engine Google celebrates 20 years with a doodle recreation of the first Google office (in collaborator Susan Wojcicki's Menlo Park garage), popular search topics from the past and other various commemorations.

DRAMATIC DISCOVERIES

Scientists James Allison and Tasuku Honjo receive the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, recognizing their advancements in harnessing and manipulating the immune system to fight cancer.

ENTE® TAINMENT MARVEL COMICS VISIONARY

Stan Lee, the Marvel Comics leader who helped create a new era of superhero storytelling, passes away at age 95. Lee influenced the creation of humanized superheros with their own unique personalities. Spider-Man, X-Men, the Avengers, The Fantastic Four and Black Panther are just some of the many leading hero characters he brought to life.

FILM FANATICS REJOICE

The dreams of film buffs come true with the rapid rise of movie ticket subscription services like Movie Pass, Sinemia and Stubs A-List from AMC.

HEROES OF THE BIG SCREEN

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

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? QUEEN OF SOUL

Aretha Franklin, known worldwide as the “Queen of Soul,” dies at age 76 from pancreatic cancer. Artists such as Ariana Grande, Jennifer Hudson and Chaka Khan perform tributes during her eight-hour funeral service

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BIG BANG ENDS

The 12th season will be the last for the sitcom Big Bang Theory. The last episode of the series airs May 2019.

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COUNTRY CROSSOVER

Country singer Maren Morris has a successful 2018 with her song collaboration with Zedd and Grey, “The Middle,” helps earn her first Top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. Morris also receives five Grammy nominations, three alone for “The Middle” including Song of the Year, Record of the Year, and Best Pop Duo/ Group Performance.

NEW RULES NUMBER 1

Dua Lipa has a record breaking year with her No. 1 hit “New Rules.” The track hits one billion views on YouTube and on the Billboard Pop Songs chart. Dua Lipa wins 5 BRIT awards and breaks the record for most BRIT award nominations. “New Rules” is also Warner Brothers’ first No. pop song by a female artist since Madonna's “Take a Bow” 23 years ago.

AWARD WINNING LEGEND

John Legend wins an Emmy for Best Variety Special, becoming one of the youngest EGOT winners in history. EGOT stands for the four largest awards in the entertainment industry: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony. Legend is also the first African American man to achieve the EGOT title.

TEEN CHOICE FEMALE ARTIST

Former Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello, won Choice Song by a Female Artist, for “Havana.”

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Letitia Wright becomes one of the biggest breakout stars of 2018 through her role as Shuri

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Former One Direction member and performance in the Black Mirror Netflix series episode, “Black Museum.” solo artist Louis Tomlinson.

iTEEN CHOICE BREAKOUT TV STAR

Vanessa Morgan for her role in the teen drama television series Riverdale.

HARVARD GRAD HIT

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The Netflix teen comedy series Me” becomes an instant radio hit airplay chart at 35 weeks On My Block.

FORTNITE FRENZY

Fortnite: Battle Royale, Epic Game's free-to-play video game, dominates the game streaming market, making $1 billion through optional in-app purchases and avatar customizations.

COOKIE CRAVINGS

Unique Oreo cookie flavors continue to debut and fly off of store shelves. New flavors such as chocolate peanut butter pie, strawberry shortcake, pistachio, carrot cake and extra stuffed filling are just a few of the new fun flavors.

SLOW YOUR ROLL

Rolled Ice Cream, which first gains popularity in Thailand, becomes a top treat in the US.

ROCKIN RETRO

Retro is in and the 90s are back! Classic sneakers, plaid flannels and concert tees are seen trending as so cool for school.

FLOSSING IS COOL

Move over Dabbing, the Floss is the new popular dance move! Flossing gains fame with performances by The Backpack Kid on Saturday Night Live and in Katy Perry's Swish Swish music video.