2020 Austin Prep Yearbook

"Humility is the foundation of all the other virtues hence, in the soul in which this virtue does not exist there cannot be any other virtue except in mere appearance."

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The Class of 2020 dedicates this yearbook to... Mr. Anthony Benning

“Whether he’s helping students in the classroom, coaching the freshman hockey team, encouraging kids in softball or talking with students out of class, Mr Benning is a well-loved teacher at Austin Prep. Although he has only been a teacher at Austin for three years, he has become a very popular and a wellknown name in this short time period. As a history teacher, Mr. Benning not and safe environment.

© student of Benning’s states that “he will help you through any situation, and cares about each and every one of his students.” It is a known fact within Mr Bennings’ students that he cares greatly about them and their well-beings. Although some students describe Mr Benning as “reserved,” many also mention his helpful and caring personality. Another student of Mr Benning told that “he connects with us and is very relatable as a teacher.”

The class of 2020 thanks Mr Anthony Benning for being a wonderful teacher, mentor, and role model to all of Austin Prep. In and out of the classroom, Mr Benning will continue to influence and guide each of his students to success, and will hold a special place in their hearts.

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This year's AP Microeconomics class made me laugh as few others have. I feel like sometimes the class was half learning economics and half-life advice/therapy session.

- Mr. Biscardi

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-Mis. Petullo

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~ Emily Hickey ~ Katie White ~ Kaitlin Martin ~ Fiona Connolly ~ Sophie Hampoian ~ Abby Heffernan ~ Jenna Denker ~ Liz D'Angelo

-Con carifio, Sefiora Theiault y Sefiora Filadoro

To the Senior Class of 2020 - Congratulations! I arrived at Austin Prep in your eighth-grade year. I look back to the sunny afternoon during your Class Trip to DC with great pride in thinking about how you greeted and interacted with members of the House of Representatives. It has been incredible to be a part of your journey these past five years as your class has grown and you’ve collectively made your mark on Austin Prep. Wishing the Class of 2020 all the best as you begin your next chapter!

- Mr. McLaughlin

To the Senior Class of 2020, I would like to extend my sincerest congratulations. This is an important mile—marker in your lives. For many of you, I had the awesome opportunity fo get to know you throughout your academic years af Austin Preparatory School in various school-related interactions. I \ / a will always remember the service trip fo Puerto Rico and how — |your faces lit up during your first encounter while swimming in — | the bioluminescent bay. For some of you, we spent 15 days = traveling across the world to New Zealand and Australia S where we all opened our hearts and minds to a place we only imagined in our dreams.

— Mrs. Filadoro

Driving the old Austin vans to My Brother's Table and serving dinner there with members of the National Honor Society. Getting there was always an adventure!

- Mrs. Choate

Class of 2020: You are an exceptional class, and will always be a special one to me because | arrived at AP your freshmen year and first met many of you in Technology (where you made some pretty epic short films!) It has been a pleasure to see you develop into so many impressive young men and women over these four years, and to have had so many of you in Art and Yearbook classes. Do well, and do good. This book is for you! -Mrs. Sport

The Gondola ride back to the hotel from the class dinner at Epcot: singing Disney songs, getting off at the wrong stop and having to run to catch the same Gondola again, holding Corinne’s hands so she wouldn’t freak out, and Mr. Benning hating every minute of it.

- Mrs. Choate

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Class of 2020, it's been an honor and a privilege tc teach you for the past four years. Throughout that time you've inspired me and made me laugh. I'm grateful for the conversations l've had with all of you. You are an exceptionally compassionate and wise class. | can't wait te see how you change the world.

- Ms. Greenwood

Faculty and Staff

Simblaris

Fothergill Allyson Jaena

Reynolds Brianna Robbins Samantha Salem Teresa Wallace

Brian Ford Director of College Counseling

Jill Bonina Director of Technology

Michael Fahey Director of Facilities

Brad Harkins

Allen Drelick

Nicole Luongo

Sarah Holch Kimberly Esakof Health & Wellness Nurse Counselor

Marissa McLaughlin

Not Pictured: Kyle Henrick

Jessica Lenci Middle School Counselor

Patrick Driscoll Director of Athletics

Stephanie Bramante

Joseph Desjardins Courtney Leahy Brenden Leary

Steven Kintigos Duane Sandler

Pat lapicca Drew Kalton Paul Tenney

Marla Pascucci-Byrne Kacie Brown

Bradley Harkins Joseph Leary Heather Scott Tanja Sport Stephen Williams Chair

Nicole Putney Leeann Blais Jonathan Bourdeay Kaitlyn Brenninkmeyer Stephanie Choate Lori Courtney Matthew Diapella Chair 98

Celia Barletta Claire Crane Linda Filadora Laurie Francis

Chair

Gary Mackiewicz

Linda Sherry Roger Stone Lisa Theriault Heather Veit Pochun Wang, Ph.D.

Nathan Piccini Anthony Benning

Anthony Biscard/ Kristen Donnelly James Hutton Matthew Karis

Edward MacKemzie '93, Chair

Nicole Piccini Jamie Schefen Jessica Swindell Alicia Varraso

Natalie Petrillo Chair

Michelle Connor

Elizabeth Farrell Chair

William Marade/

Michael Lescault Ph.D., Chair

George Malvey

Akinade Adeboye Michael Baccari

Alison Fish Doreen Fuller

Stacey Bishop Maria Blewitt, Ph.D.

Jeanne Maurand Ricardo Vanegas, Ph.D.

Cheryl Amari Peter DeLuca

Jacob Nolan Andrew Reusch

William Green

Christopher Capone

Maureen DiPerna

Gwendolyn Durkee

Kayla Greenwood

Amy Cole

Brian Regan

Kathryn Haughn Meghan Harkins

A letter to the Class of 2020

Dear Class of 2020,

For those of you reading this letter, there are probably a few different camps into which you fall. First, there are some of you that don’t walk down memory lane often, you have moved forward confidently. Second, Austin is all you knew for seven years of your life, and you are both excited and fearful as you enter the next chapter. Third, you've been in the moment; not being able to wear the Austin Polo to your first day of classes was a shock to the system and memories of your time at Austin come in waves.

No matter where you stand right now, in the end, the tough days won't seem so terrible any longer, and the great days will be imprinted in your memories forever. You will wish for one of Ms. Oz’s Bio tests as you take final exams, you will finally admit that Mr. DeLuca’s research paper wasn’t that hard, and you will crave Bagel World as you walk to your morning class, wondering how you ever made it to school on time for 8 AM classes (though let’s be real, many of you didn’t make it on time).

There is a large family of alumni that can say they graduated from Austin Prep, but only you can say you are a member of the Class of 2020. And to be a member of this class is more unique than any other. Your time on campus ended abruptly. You heard the words “new normal” and “in these uncertain times” more than you could count as you waited to see what the end of your Austin journey would look like. But I hope that you realized something during this time: no matter where you are, who you keep in touch with, or what your future may be, you will always be a Cougar. Congratulations,

Mrs. Choate (Ms. Grace)

School-Wide

Student Government

Student Council: Josh Azor (President), Lizzie Boucher (Vice President), Gerry Caruso (Public Relations), Andrew MacDonald (Secretary)

Senior Class Student council: Leonidas Alexandris (President), Cecilia Hall (Vice President), Caroline Plante (Public Relations), Devon Robinson (Secretary)

Stephen Agrippino Jenna Albanese

Leonidas Alexandris Meghan Anderson

Sage Andrellos

Devin Aquino Corinne Arel

Joshua Azor

Harrison Barker

Lauren Barry

Carlos Bernal Michael Bolduc

Elizabeth Boucher

Marybel Boujaoude

Justyn Bourque

Tyler Brown

Mia Bramante Catherine Bravo Abigail Brown Christian Brown

Charles Burnham Ava Carbone

Gerard Caruso

Olivia Caruso

Amanda Castro

Kara Cecchini Leah Centrella

Michael Chabra Cole Choma

Jenna Cobb

Derrick Cochran Cara Connolly

Fiona Connolly Sofia Corapi

Daniel Costa

Jenna Costello Julie Costello

Andrew Croteau

Elizabeth D'Angelo

Samuel DeAngelis

Our Class of 2020

Matthew Deeble

Jenna Denker

Zachary Donohoe

Olivia Ehrgott

Damian Elkins

Kayley Ellis Gabriela Estabrooks

Matthew Fish

Katherine Flynn

Karaline Foley

Luke Foley

Sophia Freeman

Francesca Frelick

Zixiao Gao

Michelle Garrison

Natalia Grasso

Alden George Liam Goddard

Mazie Goscinak

Evan Gouveia

Niamh Green

Cecilia Hall

Sophie Hampoian

Mia Han

Natalie Hanlon

Spencer Hart-Thompson

Abigail Heffernan

Mia Hemme

Emily Hickey

Stephen Holubiak

Frances jin

Andrew Jones

Aoyu Hou Samantha Igler

Julia Jenks

Maura joyce Joshua Kazmer

Kathryn Kennedy Ava Keohane Kendall Klipper

Damon Kruppa

Ava Lauria

William Lawson

Katherine Lemons

Emily Lucera

Andrew Macdonald

Jeremy Levine Jingui Li Anne Little

Abaigael Macnamara Angelica Maloney

Andrew Mangano

Anne Martin

Kaitlin Martin

Catherine Mawn Connor McCarthy

Sarah McGinness

Ashley McGrath

Riley McHugh

Milian Medina Alexandra Mooney

Caroline Morin

Katherine Morin

Jack Nakashian

Sydney Newcomb

Anh Nguyen

Catherine Ning

Timothy Norton Mitchell Paige

Gary Paré

Elizabeth Pasquale

Gina Pasquale

Dhruu Patel

Lauren Payne

Allison Pienta

Caroline Plante

Katelyn Quinn-Cyr

Marilyn Regan

Genevieve Rhodes

Nolan Ricci Julia Rice

Danielle Rich

Madeleine Rinklin Devon Robinson

Sophia Rosa Christopher Roselli Kaelah Ross Christopher Roy Lauren Sablone

Sofia Saltamartini Natanael Santiago

Michael Silva Taylor Simonelli

Jessica Spada

Eryn Taber Alexander Talambekos Ran Tao

Katelyn Tarpey Jake Taylor

Julianah Torres Christopher Walsh

Eoin Walsh

Julia Webb

Jonathan Weber

Kathleen White Jonathan Whooley

Qiyuyang Yang

Joshua Yeh

Xinyuan Yu

Jingqiao Zhao Wenuyuan Zhao

Evan Zonderman

Felicia Zuccola

Lifers Then...

Left to right: Lauren Barry, Elizabeth Boucher, Charles Burnham, Michael Chabra, Cole Choma, Derrick Cochran, Cara Connolly, Fiona Connolly, Daniel Costa, Zachary Donohoe, Damian Elkins, Kayley Ellis, Matthew Fish, Sophia Freeman, Niamh Green, Sophi Hampoian, Abigail Heffernan, Emily Hickey, Joshua Kazmer, Jeremy Levine, Elizabeth Pasquale, Allison Pienta, Devon Robinson, Christopher Roselli, Lauren Sablone, Sofia Saltamartini, Jonathan Whooley, Evan Zonderman

Being a lifer has a special meaning and importance at Austin Prep. Lifer Kaylee Ellis was asked to describe what it's like being a lifer. She remarked,“Austin really became like my second home and it allowed me to form great relationships with my friends, other students, and staff.” About the major changes that have happened in the past seven years, she commented, “It has been exciting to see the changes that have happened over the years such as the change in schedule, new football field, and new cafeteria.” When asked what it would be like at a new school, Kayley explained, “I think it will be hard to adjust to a new school since I have been in the same environment for so long. I don't really remember what it is like going to a new school, so I think it will interesting and challenging to go through that process again. am excited to meet new people and branch out of my comfort zone!”

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Jerry and John Caruso Kara & Samantha Cecchini Daniel and Lauren Costa

Jenna and Julie Costello

Luke and Karaline Foley Natalia and Ava Grasso Sophie and Max Hampoian

Not Pictured: Liam and Grace Goddard, Kendall and Paige Klipper, Ernie Little, Anne and Francis Martin, Nolan and Gannon Ricci, Christopher and Harry Walsh.

» © connection with a sibling is something special: it's more than friends, it’s family. When senior Jerry Caruso was asked what it is like to have a sibling at Austin, he said, “Interesting. > We get to talk and bond on the way to school.” Senior Caroline Plante commented, “[It's] the | best! My sister is my best friend. 1 love having her at Austin because 1 get to see her everyday!”

Annie and Charlie Little

‘Katherine & Elizabeth Morin

Lauren and Hailey Payne

Caroline and Jacquie Plante

Marilyn, Jillian & Evan Regan

Jonathan & Christopher Weber

Michael and Megan Silva

Felicia and Joseph Zuccola

Eryn and Hayley Taber

MOST LIKELY TO HAVE THEIR OWN. REALITY TV SHOW

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Fi Connolly and Josh Azor

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Cat Bravo and Jeremy Taylor Levine

Katie White and Chris

Sofia Corapi and Cole

Maddie Rinklin and Sam Rosselli Choma Deangelis

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MOST LIKELY TO BECOME PRESIDENT

MOST LIKELY TO BE LATE TO THEIR OWN GRADUATION

MOST LIKELY TO BRIGHTEN*YGUR.DAY

MOST LIKELY TO COME BACK T@SAwSTIN AND TEACH

BEST FRIENDS

MOST FUN TO BE

MQST LIKELY TO SOLVE A WITH GLOBAL ISSUE

BEST BROMANCE

Mia Han and Matt Fish

Natalia Grasso and Andy Mangano

Julie Torres and Millie Medina

Lauren Barry and Mike

Caroline Plante’and Mike Silua Bolduc

Liv Caruso and Connor

Cat Maun and Johnny McCarthy Weber

Jon Whooley, Jerry Caruso, Damon Kruppa, and Justun Borque

Class of 2021

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Stanley Alger

Selina Fang

Kaylee Allard

Andrew Becker

Jennifer Britto

Paul Collins

Sergio Domingo

Ella Farraher

Lence Altenor

Collin Berube

Thomas Brosnan

Alyssa Cross

Bennett Donnelly

Brianna Fountain

Demitrius Andrellos

Gianna Frenzo

Grace Ardito Molly Ardito Casey Bachner Fi

Victoria Bono Madeleine Botti Ava Breault

Brady Cerveny

Julia Clifford

Alexis DeMarco

Molly Dugan Theodore Dusart Jacob Elbeery

Isabel Geary Michael Gizzi Ava Graichen

Class of 2021

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Arya Gupta

Ritchie John Michael Kamelle Zoe Karoub

Sophia Liatsos Salvatore LoCoco

Conor Long

Brenna Manzi Alexandra Martinson

Dominick McDonough __Nizhoni McDonough

Quinn Meissner Faith Moran

ithleen Morrison

Ryan Noyes

Thomas O'Koniewski

Connor O'Neill

David Olson Amelia Oulton

Amanda Patti Gabriela Pearson Emily Pessina

conor Peterson Marveen Pierre Georgia Poulakis Liam Prigmore Adrian Quezada Emma Ricciardelli James Russell

Class of 2021

Aidan Sasser

Cheyenne Smith

Katelin Stone

Callum Tinkler Maxwell Todisco

Devin Trevor

Cassandra Valentine Jackson Vanegas

Olivia Venuto Alyssa Vounessea Elizabeth Walsh Irena Wang

Eddie Wei

Carrie Zheng Ryan Ackerley

Anthony Angiuoni

Kayla Russell (President), TJ Bronsnan (Vice

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(Public Relations), Liteon Prigmore (Secretary)

Letter to the Class of 2021

Dear Class of 2021,

You did it! Congratulations on making it through junior year! Undoubtedly this _ year was full of challenging courses and new experiences. I hope you enjoyed it , and made some unforgettable memories. I have had the privilege of having some , section of the Class of 2021 for the past three years. I’ve so enjoyed getting to know | you over that time. You are intelligent, driven and passionate. One of my favorite | things about the Class of 2021 is that you allow each other to be yourselves. Your } class stands out to me for your unique personalities and original sense of humor. ) Every year I’ve watched students with very different personalities work together on various group activities, and I’ve been touched by the ways in which you make - room for one another. I’m excited to see you continue to create community as . seniors. You have one more year to go! Make it count! Don’t forget what it was like - to be a freshman, treat the freshmen the way you would have wanted to be treated. | Try activities you’ve always wanted to, but have been afraid of. Get to know the people in your grade that you don’t know very well. There’s still time to do all the things you hoped for. Senior year is about more than applying to college. It’s about celebrating your successes and reflecting on what you want out of college and out - of life. Take time to look back and give yourself credit for all the things you've - done to get to this point.

May you be happy, may you be healthy, may you live with ease and may you be at peace.

Ms. Greenwood

Class of 2022

Ryan Ackerley Anthony Angiuoni Marc Barletta

Madison Battaglia Anthony Beaulieu Matthew Bellis Dante Bertoli Patricia Bibeau

Evan Blanco Stephen Burke Maeve Carey John Caruso Trevor Casey John Brosnan

Samuel Charchaflian Matthew Chatelle

John Cogswell Joseph Colannino Charlotte Collins

Aidan Connors Jacob Coons Jordan Cote Caroline Courtney

Mia DiFilippo

Jonathan DiPrizio Anthony Divito Michael Doherty Olivia Doherty Jodee Domey

Justin Elias Aidan Elkins

Patrick Fazzolari Melina Fedele Andrew Fetten

Dante Filadoro Alexander Fiorante Haley Fisher Alayna Fournier Charles Gagnon Steven Galatis Catherine Gallagher

Devin Donofrio-Ralls

Class of 2022

Christopher Gerety Robert Gilbride Liam Gildea Trent Golini Vikram Gonuguntla Penelope Gonzalez Emma Guthrie

William Haddock Alexa Halloran Annie Hamilton Lauryn Hanafin Maria Hanna Elizabeth Hart Madeline Hickey

Adam Higginbottom Jack lannibelli Brendan Jaena Catherine Jalbert Jack Keefe Joshua Keith Paige Klipper

Nyree Kourkounian Victoria Kouyoumjian

Daniel Kwiatek Emilee Laws Sedona Lawson Madelyn Lazdowski

Sofia Lee Dan Little

Kunyu Ma Samantha MacCormack Daisy MacLellan

James Mahoney

Jason Margerison Brendan McCarthy Lily McDonald Lindsay McDonald Olivia McDonald = Meredith McDonough ~— Colby Medeiros

Brianna Meroli Katrina Michalak

Nicholas Nardone Colin Neal Andrew Nedroscik Ben Nguyen Aidan Noke Ronan Noke Kyra O'Neill

Jenna Nadeau Ava Napolitano

Class of 2022

Jacqueline Plante Sarah Podradchik Kegin Qian Ava Quinn

Ryan Rech Caroline Regan

jillian Regan Gannon Ricci Christopher Roberts Thomas Russell

Jack Seibel Arianna Shalhoub

Kendall Stalder Morgan Tammaro

Nolan Vigeant Matthew Vinal Brenden Walsh

Christopher Weber _ Victoria Withycombe Eddie Yang Amber Yu Dillan Zanni

William Zhao

Emmi Shearer Megan Silva Livia Souza

Madison Terry Nicole Theriault John Toohey

Joseph Zuccola

Dillan Zani (President), Patrick Fazzolari (Vice President), Vikram Gonuguntla (Secretary), Benjamin Sperling (Secretary), Lizzie Hart (Public Relations)

Letter to Class of 2022

To the Class of 2022,

As you conclude your Sophomore year, I hope you look back on the last several months fondly with a sense of accomplishment. Being a Sophomore is tough! You endured countless sleep-deprived nights, days with multiple assessments, pressure from everyone you know to “be thinking about college,” and the natural desire to be a teenager. It's all tough to balance and to do it well. Im sure there were many times you felt like it was overwhelming. Take a breath... It's over. You did it!

Now the bad news.... You have two more years of it. My generation doesn’t always appreciate the stresses and reality of yours. Forgive us. We are old. We didn’t go to school in your reality. It was easier to get into college because not everyone went. It was easier to do the things we loved not the things we have to do to get into college. It was easier to find time to be with ourselves and with God because our phones and watches weren’t constantly buzzing. It's a different reality for you. We may not always say it, but we get it.

In the midst of all this, hope you took the opportunity to support your classmates at athletic and artistic events. hope you, yourself, participated in something you loved on stage, behind the scenes or on the athletic field or court. I hope you made new friends, laughed with them, supported them and found new ways to connect. I hope you enjoyed your experiences in your classrooms, that your teachers supported you and that you gave 110% every day that you could. The good news is - that doesn’t change. The next two years should be filled with more of those memories, and I encourage you to double down on them. There will be pressure on you all the time to do more, but I hope you make the time to be present and mindful of the moment. It's worth it.

In these final two years of your Austin journey, take advantage of the opportunities presented to you. Go meet with a college rep, even if they aren’t on your list. Reach out to someone in your - class to help, even if they aren’t in your circle of friends. Attend a service trip, take advantage of international travel opportunities,join a new club or get on stage for the first time. Choose your - classes based on what you enjoy not what you feel like you need to take. Remember that St. Augustine recognized the purpose of education was to learn wisdom not for the sake of advancement but simply because wisdom was valuable in and of itself. Good luck next year and beyond!

-Mr. Piccini

Class of 2021

Ricardo Fernandes

Christian Alfieri

Matthew Ardito Madison Barbieri

Katherine Berlin Brian Bianchi

Valeria Centinaro

Eliana Cohn

Marcos De la Cruz

Julia Esler Michael Fabiano

Olivia Ferri Dario Filadoro Ryan Fiore Dominic Gabardi

Caitlin Gagne

Madelyn Barry

Daniel Cory

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Sophia DiNanno

Connor Gagne

Class of 2021

Sophia Gilchrist William Gindel Ainsley Golini Serry Gouveia

Sebastian Guerra

Rahul Gupta Maxwell Hampoian Nicholas Happeny

Thomas Hayes

Henry Jalbert

Caroline Kelly

Parker Niehaus

Alyssa Pacheco Calvin Pardee Hailey Payne Alison Perault

William Pessina Sydney Pilla

Andrea Pino-Portillo

Class of 2021

Lee Poulin Emily Prince

Rohan Saini

Sofia Senn Anjali Serrano Lily Seville

Clara Siewert Emma Simpson

Sara Simpson Samantha Smith Emily Sousa

Alexander Stewart Braydon Sullivan Neave Sullivan

Shelby Sun

Nicole Surabian Sophia Taylor Isabella Tenreiro Le Thach

Drew Thibodeau

Nicole Tracy

Theodore Trant

Ayla Urquizo

Hellena Trojer

Thomas Walsh Jordan Wang Maggie Warner Hunter Weldon

Megan Wilcox Lucas Williams Clara Xie Yo-Yo Zou

Letter to the Class of 2023

Class of 2023,

Congratulations on surviving your Freshman year of high school! Whether you were new to Austin Prep or were here for middle school, you quickly learned your way around campus and adjusted to the demands of being an Upper School student. I had the pleasure of knowing most of you from Freshman Seminar class. What a joy it has been to teach you (and learn from you!) this year.

You are a talented and engaged group of students and, quite frankly, a lot of fun! You are creative, intelligent, and hard-working. It was wonderful to observe the way you supported and affirmed each other on a daily basis. It was exciting to cheer and applaud for you whether you were competing in a sport or performing on a stage.

remember fondly the discussions we had with the Question Jar, our Play-Doh meditations, the joy on your face when you earned Kermit or selected a sweet treat from Jar O’Candy, and of course the daily check-ins! I am grateful for our volunteer student teachers who shared with us their knowledge and taught us new skills.

As you continue to grow and mature, I hope you will realize that the Augustinian values of Veritas, Unitas, and Caritas are values for life. May you always seek the truth, be a productive member of your community, and take care of each other. May you also take good care of yourself (mind, body, and spirit!). Get your sleep, limit your caffeine intake, and pray often! Thank God for the blessings in your life. Realize that no matter what happens to you in life, you can get through it.

| am grateful to play a small role in your journey at Austin Prep and am excited to see you transform from young teenagers to young adults. Best wishes for the class of 2023!

Blessings, Ms. Amari

Freshmen Student Government

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Ava Colella

Casey Ahlin

Dominic Gabardi

Emily Croteau

Erin Marquardt

Jaclyn Brand

Keira Loporchio

Lily O'Neill

Madison Barbieri

Olivia Cann

Olivia Ferri

The 8th graders learn about history at the Boston Tea Party Museum.

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Mr. McLaughlin tosses out T-shirts to the class of 2026.

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Class of 2024

Aiden Becker

Sophia Brisbois Anthony Burgess

Jonathan Burke

Maddox Amadin

Rachel Coons Lauren Costa Skylar Cote

Mia Dinunzio Matthew Doherty

Ethan Donnelly

Anna Ferranti

Olivia Gedaminsky Hunter Grabar

Alexa Harris

Jared Hickey Julia Higgins

Janelle Irvin Ryan Kavanagh Cole Kelesoglu Tyler Killilea

Chaz Knowles Emma Losolfo Ella Luongo

Monique Lyons Marcello Maitino

Jessica Martinson Jillian McAuley

Class of 2024

Kylie McDonald Michael McLaughlin Owen McNally Katherine Millett

Abigail O'Keefe Ryan OMalley Rowan Oostman Elena Oulton Matthew Palumbo

Peter Sampson

Rachel Rech Evan Regan Paula Reyes Liliana Rizza

Alexis Sherry Madeline Shih

Declan Sullivan Regan Sullivan Nicholas Tauro

Madeleine Ungashick David VanderZouwen Parker Vanegas Victor Villarroel Madison Wakelin

Kathryn Youn Michael Young Mikolena Zirpolo Maria Zucco y g

{yan Thompson Benjamin Tshudy

Jaelyn Walsh

Letter to Class of 2024

Dear 8th Graders,

Congratulations on surviving middle school! Some people think that the middle school years are the most challenging of young person’s formation, but you are a group of students who has really risen above social and academic challenges and chose to make the most of every single day. High school is on the horizon and without a doubt, you will continue to grow into the people God knows you are meant to be.

This year has been filled with many memorable moments. You were inspired to grow in the spirit of courage by the summer read, The Red Bandana. Some of you represented the middle school on the stage at school plays, danced in the Nutcracker, or performed in the school band, giving your talents to enrich the artistic life of our community. Many of you gave your all on the athletic fields and learned about teamwork and perseverance. You learned about our nation’s founding and took steps toward your own independence as well. You learned how to be an active member of our local community by participating in service-learning opportunities. It was a year of academic, social, and spiritual growth for all.

St. Augustine teaches us to embrace our restless hearts and continue to struggle with big questions until we find our purpose. Eighth grade has been an exciting start to this journey for so many of you, and it has my been a pleasure to watch you grow.

:) Mrs. Putney

Class of 2029

Lily Amari Brooke Battaglia

Caroline Brabeck Kyle Brickhouse

Rocco Fiacchino Riley Fone Tezza Galletta Leonardo Centinaro Sophia Collins

eonardo Garber Anna Klovee Nicholas Kuntz

Malerie Lague

Nora Matthews Shiv Meiyur

Lauren Ouellette

Anika Mittal Ethan Molettieri

Owen Sperling Ella Stapleton

Marianna Tavano Victoria Tenreiro ;abriel Rudolph

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jackson Tucker Madison Valade Janna Vounessea Colin Walsh Aaron Wilcox Joseph Withycombe

Letter to Class of 2025

Dear Class of 2025,

Congratulations on a successful year in 7th grade. Each year is always an adventure, and 7th grade is no exception. Together, we traveled the Silk Road with Marco Polo, went on Crusades with Richard the Lionheart, discovered Maya ruins and established colonies in the New World. I was fortunate to have every 7th grader in class this year and when | reflect on our time together, | realize how fortunate I am to have been your teacher and watch you grow into the confident young men and women you are today.

As you move on to 8th grade, I would like to offer two pieces of advice. First, live in the present and don’t worry too much about the future. Enjoy being you now! Also, get involved! Join a new club, try out for a team, step outside your comfort zone. Middle school is a chance to discover who you are and you should make the most out of all the opportunities presented to you. In the years to come, when you reflect on your middle school experience, you won't remember your grade on the Ancient China test. Instead you will remember the friendships you formed and the experiences you had together.

Congratulations on a great year! | am incredibly proud of each and every one of you. Good luck to all of you as you continue on your Austin Prep journey.

-Ms. Donnelly

Class of 2026

Kathryn Albano Auden Badrikian Andre Bashirians

Amelia Doetsch Braeddon Dyment Sophia Fanuele

Nora Hanley Samuel Joseph Gabrielle Maggicomo George Mamakos

Athanasios Meimaris Nareg Minassian

Aidan O'Neill Will Pumey

Sofiya Radochia Steven Reyes Sarah Sampson

Molly Vana Lauren Vigneaux Daniel Walsh

Angelica Zizza

Letter to Class of 2026

Dear Class of 2026,

Congratulations on the completion of your first year at Austin Prep!

Looking back on those first days of orientation, I have to smile. Do you remember | when you all arrived on campus for the first time wearing your APS uniforms and | wondering what the coming year would bring? Were you nervous? Were you . excited? Were you ready to get your journey underway? Regardless of how you were feeling on that very first day, take a moment to reflect on how far you've come! So many of you have learned that you can accomplish anything when you : set your mind to it! Did you ever think that you would be learning things like Latin or Mandarin? Did you ever think that you would be reading so much? i

You’ve grown so much since September, and you have done so as a group. What a great example of Unitas and Caritas! It makes me so proud when I overhear you working together or bonding over a common goal. Watching you help one another } study for quizzes and tests, take the time to share supplies, or even share a laugh, shows that you have a great sense of Unitas and Caritas within your grade! It is obvious that you are a bunch of individuals who care about one another. It is that sense of connection, that feeling of Unitas, that will reassure you that you are amongst people who will support you as you move through your Austin journey. Isn’t it wonderful to automatically belong to such a wonderful group of people?

Within the Class of 2026, you are the special group that will be known as “the lifers.” As your class grows through the years, make sure that you keep that welcoming, Caritas spirit alive. Give each other permission to be imperfect. Allow each other to grow by learning from mistakes. When you see someone in your class who needs support, cheer them on. In other words, keep being you, and we, as your teachers will be here to support you on your way!

Keep up the wonderful work!

Mrs. Blais

Go Cougars!

The Austin Prep community never fails to show their school |j Spirit at any sports games, {drama productions or other performances. At athletic events, the bleachers are always packed with supportive students dressed in our school colors. The drama club puts on great performances that impress the whole crowd of students, teachers and families. Sophomore Devin Donofrio-Ralls commented on what school spirit is to him: "It Jis a way to fully express myself. It's also a way for the | community to come together and share a special energy together. One of my favorite Austin events is going to the basketball games... the atmosphere at the game and in the student section is electric. I show my school spirit through what I wear, my energy, and my participation. In addition, I try to participate in as many activities and events that I can, to hype it up and to get the full school spirit experience."

Above: Students cheer on the basketball team.

Above: Students dress in black for the blackout football

Above: The dance team gets ready for their performance.

Kia Ora!

Or: June 17, 2019, twelve Austin Prep students along with the Head of the Middle School, Mr. Michael McLaughlin, and Spanish teacher Mrs. Linda Filadoro, headed to New Zealand to begin a two-week journey. The group first traveled to Rotorua, and then explored the Agrodome, the Lady Knox Geyser, and the the film set of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings! They continued their journey in Brisbane, Australia, and traveled north to the Sunshine Coast. There students and faculty had the opportunity to learn how to surf, and had the memorable experience of meeting a trio of kangaroos on their way back to their hotel! Their Aussie adventure provided other opportunities for beach relaxation, and the group enjoyed taking a ferry to Fraser Island. Another highlight was a tour of the iconic Sydney Opera House, where Sydney Newcomb '20 even had the opportunity to perform a song for the group!

Sophia Freeman '20 summarized the trip as "life-changing." She explained, "the overall beauty of New Zealand was astonishing... the trees, landscapes, and animals...[were] something you could never even imagine. It truly felt like a different world; however, the air did constantly smell like sulfur because of the geysers!" Sophia also remembers fondly when they visited one of the tribal grounds in NZ and "were greeted by the nicest, most genuine people I've personally ever met."

Mr. McLaughlin added that he was proud of the students and how they "represented their school in their genuine interest in the Maori, Kiwi, Aboriginal, and Aussie cultures." All in all, Austin's "Adventure Down Under" was the trip of a lifetime!

In the summer of 2019, seven Austin students, along with history teacher Ms. Alicia Varasso and Spanish teacher Mrs. Linda Sherry, had the opportunity to tour some of the most iconic sites of Greece. Their travels included visits to the Acropolis, Mykonos, Santorini, Rhodes, Olympia, Delphi, and of course, an olive farm. Genevieve Rhodes '20 remembered, “Going to Greece was one of the best experiences of my life. It gave me a chance to explore some of my favorite places and become closer with some of my best friends before our senior year. Every minute...was something that will forever cherish and remember. can’t wait to go back!” Lauren Payne '20 agreed,“The Austin Prep trip to Greece was a learning experience I'll forever be thankful to have been apart of. [It] was my first time traveling out of the country, and the students and staff who came along on the trip helped me to come out of my comfort zone... learned so much about myself and the Greek culture while on [the] two week long trip."

Convocation Mass

A New Year, A New Beginning

On Friday, September 13th, 2019, Austin Prep students, faculty, and families gathered in Meelia Hall for the annual Convocation “Mass that kicks off the new school year. The mass was led by fr. Armano, followed by an inspiring speech from Dr. Hickey. The mission of Austin Prep is "to inspire hearts to unite, minds to inquire, and hands to serve.” In line with the mission, Headmaster Dr. Hickey asked our community to focus on how we interact with each other within the Augustinian community, which begins with caritas. He said, "€nd from caritas flows the presumption of goodness, kindness, and civility that we ought to have for each other." School President, Josh @zor, also asked us to focus on embracing the present moment, and to not worry so much about our futures. He said, "As students we fantasize about our futures, and neglect the beauties that come with growing up."

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Below; President Josh Azor '20 addresses the school.

Left; Father Armano prepares for Communion.

Right; Damon Kruppa leads the school in a reading.

Above; Seniors stand for the beginning of prayer.

Above; Alter servers prepare to walk into the beginning of mass.

students we fantasize about our futures, and neglect the beauties that come with growing up."

-Josh Azor '20

Student Council: (Left to Right) Caroline Plante, Elizabeth Boucher, Andrew MacDonald, Josh Azor, Jerry Caruso

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October Night Moves

; @n October sth, Austin Prep hosted Homecoming for the Upper School. The night was a great success according to many students. "My highlight of the night was seeing everyone unite together as a community," commented senior “Maddie Rinklin. Many friends enjoyed hana out together and listening to their favorite songs. "My favorite song of the night was "Dancing @ueen" by ABBA," said junior Lance Alternor.

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Above: Girls Varsity Soccer takes on Homecoming Above: Senior Maddie Rinklin and Theriault and Jillian Regan together! sophomore Maeve Carey

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Above: Seniors Josh Azor, Jonathan Weber,

Above: Girls Varsity Volleyball takes a break from playing and Andrew Macdonald,and junior Marveen Pierre spends time together.

Below: Group of freshman enjoying their Friday night out!

Red Runs Dees

On Thursday, October 24th, students at Austin decked out in red to celebrate their first Red Bandanna Day. This day was dedicated to the whole-school summer reading book, The Red Bandanna, by Tom Rinaldi This book shares the story of one man, Welles Crowther, who made a very brave decision during the terrorist attacks of 9/11. Sophomore Nicki Theriault commented, “I enjoyed it more than any other books we have

read. think it was good for us all to read about such an amazing role model.” The theme of kindness was expected to be shown throughout the Austin community to resemble what Welles did for other people in the towers. Student Council member Lizzie Hart said, “I would love to see this

continue for future years. It really brings a larger sense of community to Austin Prep.” On October 26th, following Red Bandanna Day, there was an annual 5K race held at Boston College, which Welles used to attend Welles has an inspiring legacy and will always be remembere -d as the man in the red bandanna

Above: A senior and middle schooler play a game of "Snatch!"

Below: Sophmores Jillan Regan and Lilli Donahue.

ROCKPORT

Above: Students gather together to close out Community Meeting FeNETS Bottom right: Senior Kendall Klipper sings the National Anthem.

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A New Tradition

@n @ctober 18th, student council held a "Trunk or Treat" event for the first time. It was the perfect night: the event took place in between the volleyball game and the football game. Students and their parents decorated the trunks of their cars, and people went trick or treating from car to car. This event was a huge success, and everyone from kids to faculty enjoyed it. Sophmore Secretary Ben Sperling said that Trunk or Treat was “so much fun, and 1 can't wait to see how the event will evolve in the next few years.” @verall, everone loved being able to have an early Halloween party, and go out trick or treating with their friends.

Below: Caroline Plante, Genevieve Rhodes, and Katie Quinn-Cyr enjoy the pep rally and Halloween parade.

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Left: A pumpkin decorated freshman student council in fst i Re aiiniG front of their trunk or treat - SE car.

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Conor Long

Julia Esler

Ethan Molettieri

Genevieve Rhodes

Jaya Gupta

Josh Azor

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Mary Hueston

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November 22 and 23, 2019 the cast of "Victoria Martin Math Team

Queen" put everything they had onto the stage in Meelia Hall.

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Crew: Mrs.Brown chose a great play about a teenage girl and her high school

Mrs.Brown experiences, that are relatable to

Dante Bertoli many. Sitting in the audience you could feel the bond between the cast and that they had gained a lot

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Haley Fisher Spencer Hart-Thompson said, "It

was stressful to put ourselves out

there in front of one another at first, but they quickly became very comfortable with each other."

Sophomore Olivia Doherty said something very similar: "We weren't just cast mates, we were friends.” In a short amount of time the cast was able to create something truly amazing and very impressive. They couldn't have done it without their director, Mrs.Brown, she did a spectacular job considering this was her first production. They all put in a lot of work, but had loads

of fun doing it, which is what it's all

about in the end.

Ethan Moletteiri

Adam Higginbottom

Chloe Ciano

Kendall Stalder

Jared Hickey

Gabby Mooney

Sophia Fanuele

Andrew Jones

Derrick Cochran

Harrison Barker

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Above: Olivia Doherty '22 as Victoria

Josh Azor '20 as Scott

Above: Lead roles in a math team huddle

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and Ethan Moletteiri '25 as Jimmy

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Oliva Doherty act out an intense scen@

This year's Powder Puff was one for the books. Despite the rainy weather the girls showed up ready to play, and kept warm by working hard on the field. Both teams had smiles on their faces the whole time, even if they dropped the ball. The Seniors took the lead early on, and cheered "Scoreboard!" loudly from the sidelines, leaving the Juniors’ coach Josh Azor not too happy. Junior Hannah Sullivan scored a touchdown and brought some hope to her team, but it wasn't enough to win. The Seniors beat the Juniors with the final score of 20-6. Josh told his team before the game that "@ur chances of winning weren't very high, and the outcome didn't matter as long as we played with swag.”

ove: Senior Frankie Frelick hydrates r teammate Emily Hickey.

Above: Seniors Cara Connolly and Ashley McGrath

Above: Gabby Vachon '21 runs like a bullet down the side line.

Sage Andrellos

Madison Barbieri

Marybel Boujaoude

Emerson Byrne

Leah Centrella

Julia Cliifford

Ava Colella

Elizabeth D'Angelo

Jenna Denker

Grace Drzewiczewski

Olivia Ehrgott

Mazie Goscinak

Samantha Igler

Paige Klipper

Angelica Maloney

Elizabeth Morin

Elizabeth Pasquale

Allison Pienta

Caroline Plante

Sarah Podrachik

Jillian Regan

Marilyn Regan

Arianna Shalhoub

Lily Silver

Taylor Simonelli

Maria Zucco

Above: The girls dedicate their performance to a’ : . eT ‘ aches Coco and Marge =,

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4 Hard work and dedication paid off for the Austin Prep Competition Cheer team!

* Students and families showed up to support the girls on November 9th at Austin Prep > for the CC's competition and invitational. The team started off with a disadvantage, 4 only getting the chance to compete once before the big day. However, in the end, they ‘; placed 3rd in the varsity division and went on to compete at the North Regional {Championship the following Sunday. After four months of late night practices and determination, Captain Jenna Cobb says, “The girls this year worked hard and came into i practice with a positive attitude. 1 am so proud and grateful to be a part of this team.”

1 The girls were extremely proud of each other and their performance.

Captains Seniors

Above: Grace Drev, Madi Barbieri, and Ava Colella do a back handspring layout.

Above: Maria Zucco does elite stunts in pyramid.

Above: Sarah Podrachik does a heel stretch in extension in first stunt.

Top (left to right): Olivia Ehrgott, Taylor Simonelli, Jenna Denker, Sage Andrellos, Elizabeth Pasquale, Ally Pienta, Marilyn Regan

Bottom: Marybel Boujaoude, Angelica Maloney, Mazie Goscinak, Jennna Cobb, Leah Centrella, Samantha Igler

RUNNING Te EXPO Mile

It takes hard work and determination to reach your goals, and for Austin Prep’s Cross Country teams that means running the extra mile. Both teams finished with strong records this year. yf The girls were 5-3 and the boys were 7-1. They both qualified for states and the girls finished third. Some of the girls attended Regionals and they finished strongly. At CCLs, the boys tear put forth a great effort, finishing in second and losing only by one point. The girls also came _ close to a win at CCLs, finishing in third place. Every year the team goes on lots of fun meets) like Twilight. Katelyn Quinn-Cyr ‘20 said. “We load up the bus and all go down to Falmoufh, , Cape Cod and we run a meet which is huge and a lot of fun. We see all our friends from other! schools, play cornhole, and run at night. They also have a disco barn which is pretty ot cool.” Overall, the team had a solid season and will hopefully continue their success next y

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Emily Pessina

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Above: After a race, senior Cat Mawn poses with friends Sarah McGinness and Nataneal Santiago.

Below: The boys team takes a photo after a home meet.

Below: Senior Katelyn Quinn-Cyr

Below: JuniorAriana Clarke

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Can't Be Touched

he football team has had an up and down season this year. At the beginning of the year, they started 0-3 and it didn’t look good for new Coach Tucker. But, the team pulled it together and won 4 straight games to end off the season to lead them to a CCL championship. Senior Josh Azor says that “After we met as a team and started to bond we figured it out. Since then we have been undefeated and we are CCL champs. As we continue our fight in the playoffs, we look to not only make noise, but making memories as well to look back on.’

Ore. Ihe team ation with every swing and ade it to the state finals. The captains,and team seniors commented on their bond with their teammates and how their golf experience at Austin will be missed»Captain ‘Will Lawson stated, "The bus rides, all the laughs, and the good memories are going to be hard to move on from next year."

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Above from left: Ava Lauria, Coach Connolly, and Will Lawson.

Seniors from left: Chris Roy, Nolan Ricci, Ava Lauria, Will Lawson, and Justyn Borque.

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The Austin Prep Girls Soccer Family

The Austin Prep girls soccer team went 15-3-4 this season. The team was very successful in the beginning of the season, but their skill and chemistry improved a tremendous amount as the season went on. The girls soccer team had an amazing season that ended in the quarterfinals in playoffs. Senior captain Liv Caruso says, ie “We build on team chemistry every day this season without even realizing it.” It hasn’t been easy for the girls though; the team has had to overcome injuries from some of their top players and pick themselves up after the few tough losses. The team's success comes from their hard work and focus at every practice. “Mia Han, senior captain says, “ Our focus during the season helps the team stay on task and work together to accomplish our goals.” The team's strong bond definitely has a lot to do with their success. The girls support for another creates the family-like environment. Senior captain Jessie Spada says, “d’m going to miss the girls and how much fun we have together. It’s my second family and I’ve been lucky to spend 5 years on this team.”

_atTop Left to Right: Coach LeeAnn Card, Sarah McGinness, Devon Robinson, Kaelah Ross, Dani Rich, Coach Tim Phelan. Bottom Left to Right: Olivia Caurso, Jessie Spada, Maddie Rinklin, Emily Lucera, Mia Han.

Left to Right: Coach LeeAnn Card, Jessie spada, Mia Han, Olivia Caurso, Dani Rich, Coach Tim Phelan.

One team, one dream

The 2019 Austin Prep boys soccer team was one to remember. The boys started the season a little bit slow, with a losing record halfway into the season. Sr. Captain ; Michael Bulduc shares his thoughts on how the team adjusted halfway through the season. "After playing each team once, and realizing what we did wrong, we started to play our game at our level and not at the other team's - level." Soon, the boys got on a winning streak, and it - seemed like they were unstoppable. "The highlight of the , year was clinching the playoffs," Bulduc says."At the < beginning of the seeason there were questions if we were = going to make the playoffs. We worked extremely hard, + and that ended up with us not losing for 7 games in a row." ~ The team ended up losing in the quater finals, but ended 4) the year with one of the biggest season comebacks in se school history.

Seniors Captains

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OUGoing into this year's volleyball season, the team worked very hard to achieve their new goals after having any new additi6nson the team.

hen asked = the team is doing after losing seniors fro year, co“eaptain Maura Joyce said, Obviously, we were sad to lose our eniors, but we've had a lot of good dd-ons. We've been working really well togéther, on and Off the court, vhich helps a lot when playingun games.”The team worked extre hard together, making eve practice count for their fin the seasony Their continuou work shows off after making it to finals in the’playoffs. For the seniors, this is their last year playing high school volleyball, captain Cat Bravo " said,"These girls work so hard on the ourt and Off the court we are always having a blast together, I'm really >ing tomiss this team.”"

(Below) Conor O'Neil '21, Chris Blake '22, Kip LeBaron '27, and Mike Doherty '22 prepare (Above) Douglas for their relay race. Russo '21 skates with the puck in the open ice.

(Below) The Austin Prep chorus stops to take a picture on their visit to the Vatican.

(Above) Caroline Plante '20 and . Jerry Caruso '20 rs ‘foP va aioe perform a scene in * sé § NSS Ra Ht fe the Nutcracker.

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(Left) Michael Gizzi '21 knocks down a free-throw in a game against Lowell Catholic.

The Joys of Winter

The late fall and winter seasons were filled with many spectacular events and performances at Austin Prep. Blue Mass was a time to celebrate and thank our first responders for all of their tireless work and focus during calls. At the conclusion of the Mass, Fr. Andres Nino blessed all of the emergency vehicles. In the beginning of December, the seniors went on their class trip to Walt Disney World and had the trip of a lifetime. The annual Nutcracker performance was a huge success in the Austin community with two strong performances led by Mrs. Marla PascucciByrne. Later that week, the entire Austin Prep community gathered in Meelia Hall for Lessons and Carols. The band played, the chorus sang, and the students listened as everyone was brought into the Christmas Spirit. Another Christmas event here at Austin is Door Decorating. Advisories competed against each other for the best door decoration themes. Mr. William's advisory came out on top for the Upper School with the “Nightmare Before Christmas” themed door. The capstone of the season was the trip the Austin Prep chorus made to Rome, Italy. They had an unforgettable experience singing in front of Pope Francis at the Vatican. The chorus also sang at the Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola and St. Peter's Basilica. Every performance and event create a unique and fun-filled winter season for the Austin Prep community.

Winter sports were a huge success at Austin Prep this year. The cheer team had a great season bringing lots of energy to basketball games. The swim team capped off their season by winning the CCL Championship for the seventh consecutive season! The boys basketball team was one for the records, winning the CCL Championship for the first time since 2008! They headed into the playoffs as the #1 seed in D4 North and made it to the North Finals. The girls basketball team also had a great season earning the #8 seed in the D3 North and making it to the quarterfinals. The boys and girls hockey teams continued their great stretch at Austin, both competing in the D1 playoffs. The boys made it to the quarterfinals, and the girls had a record of were named D1 co-champions when the champtionship game was at TD Garden was cancellled amid Coronavius health concerns. Lastly, winter track completed a stellar season with the girls winning their first MIAA State Championship! And senior captains Emily Hickey and Lauren Sablone both earned a trip to regionals for the pole vault and 200m. The winter sports winning culture legacy continued this year for Austin Prep!

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Headmaster Dr. James Andres Nino blesses the Hickey talks about the firetrucks and police importance of first cars of our first responders to the Austin responders Prep community

Blue Mass

Honoring our Flesh Responders

@On Friday, November 1st, 2019, the Austin Prep Community gathered together in Meelia Hall to celebrate the annual Blue Mass, to honor the our fellow first responders in Reading. Augustinian friar Fr. Nino led us in prayer to bless our first responders with safety and clear judgment.

Headmaster Dr. James Hickey discusses the importance of Blue Mass to the Austin Prep community. "We all know a first responder, and today we stand with the first responders in the Reading and Austin Prep communities." Dr. Hickey talks about how important it is to have these first responders with us on this day, and how they help and protect us every day."Textend our thanks to those first responders with us today, — and pledge our resources to helping make your job easier." The Austin Prep community can't thank our first responders enough for what they do.

Below: Augustinian Friar Fr. Andres Nino leads the Austin Prep community in a prayer

The Senior Class and chaperones pose for a group photo at Walt Disney's All Star Sports Resort.

Left: The ride Expedition Everest stands tall.

Below Left: Students and chaperones pose in front of the famous Rock

On December 4th at 1:30 in the morning, the seniors and chaperones got ready for take off. They arrived at their first theme park by 10:30 a.m. and enjoyed five days exploring and enjoying time with classmates. Senior Frankie Frelick said, "My favorite part of the trip was Saturday Night after Mass when basically the whole grade went to Magic Kingdom and saw the fireworks and went on rides together." The chaperones also had a lot of fun in the parks. Mrs. Connor noted, "Being new to Austin and not teaching any seniors, my favorite part of the trip was meeting, spending time with, and getting to know so many of them. Some of the chaperones met up with some seniors and we all went on the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster together, which was a ton of fun!" The Disney trip will forever be one of the best trips of the Austin experience!

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Below: A group of students sit in the airport awaiting their tight.

Below (left to right): Seniors Sophie Hampion, Maddie Rinklin, Emily Lucera, AP in Disne y!

Jessie Spada and Liv Caruso pose in front of the Tree of Life..

Jingle All The Way

HickyGelivers a the beginning of the holiday season.

The Austin Prep Community gathered in Meelia Hall on Thursday, December 12th to celebrate the imperishable songs and readings of Christmas. This annual event has become a benchmark for helm of the Austin Prep Chorus and Mr. Joseph Leary leading the band, Lessons and Carols was truly a masterpiece. Together, they conducted the entire school body to sing the carol Deck the Halls at the conclusion of the program. Lessons & Carols has always been and always will be a wonderful start to the holiday season at Austin.

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On December 14 and 15th, the Austin community celebrated their annual production of The Nutcracker. The Nutcracker tells the story of a young girl, Clara, played by Emma Losolfo and Mia Karoub, and her Nutcracker, played by Josh Azor and Jonathan Whooley. A lot of hard w ork was put into the show: rehearsals started in September and continued throughout the weeks leading up to the show. Both performances played to full houses, and senior Caroline Plante remembered, “This year’s Nutcracker was absolutely magnificent. could not have been happier to be a part of a production as beautiful as the Austin Nutcracker. Everyone worked so hard and am so proud of the cast because it was the perfect last Nutcracker for me!” The Nutcracker ballet has become a cherished tradition at Austin Prep, and Mrs P directed another successful show this year!

Plante '20 as the sugar plum fairy

Above: Trevor Casey '22 and Zoe Karoub ‘21 perform iy, the sugar plum pas de deux.

Ms. Chapman 's Advisory, First Place Middle School door.

DiPerna's Advisory, Second Place Middle School door.

A Wonderland of Doors

On December 16th, Austin Prep's advisories got to channel their creative energy into a holiday door design for the whole school to enjoy. Ms. Chapman’s (Middle School) and Mr. Williams’ (Upper School) advisories were awarded first place in the Door Decorating competition this year! Ms Chapman and her advisees created a door with a twist: the theme was an elf, but the head was placed at the window with the heading “Take an Elfie.” Ms. Chapman noted, “I think what made our door unique was that it was fun and witty! Other students were able to get their picture taken as the elf so it made the door exciting to be a part of.” Mr. Williams’ advisory created an interactive door as well. Mr. Williams explained, “We decided on the theme of the movie The Nightmare Before Christmas, and we combined Halloween and Christmas elements... We tied the two doors together with a big display on the wall featuring Jack on the mountain top in front of the moon from the movie poster, Christmas lights, and a bow] of candy students could take from.” Both advisories received a $30 Bagel World gg card for their distinctive displays.

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Mrs. Scott's Advisory, Third Place Middle School door.

Mr. Williams’ Advisory, Firs! Place Upper School door.

Mrs. Doan's Advisory, Seco Place Upper School door

Ms. Barletta’s Advisory, Thir Place Upper School Door.

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Do The Cupid Shuffle

On the cold night of February 9th, students rushed into the doors of Austin Prep Meelia Hall. lt may have been because the girls had bare legs, but we will say it is because everyone was so excited for the Valentine’s Day Dance. Most years the winter dances are a bust, but not this year! The gym was filled with students dancing and of course, singing along to all the songs our amazing EPS team was playing. Everywhere you looked there were friends capturing their memories by taking photos, everyone’s outfits were on point and needed to be shown off on Instagram. This was the first annual Valentine’s Day Dance

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Above: Seniors Maddie Rinklin and Above: The Austin Prep Girls Hockey Jessie Spada pose with Sophomores Team poses for a photo on the dance floor.

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All Roads Lead to Rome

The Austin Prep Choir had the incredible opportunity to sing for the Pope in Vatican City this holiday season. From December 27th, into the new year on January 3rd, students and teachers got to experience the Christmas spirit in Rome. Their haré work leading up to this spectacular event definitely paid off. In addition to their performance, they spent their days touring the beautiful city. Visiting sites like the Roman Forum, Victor Emmanuel II Monument, the Arch of Constantine, and of course, Hh the Coliseum. Students also had the unforgettable oppurtunity of meeting the Pope during their trip which was a, “once in a lifetime experience,” said sophomore Miranda Bianchi. Despite not having a blanket of snow, Rome’s architecture and natural beauty were absolutely breathtaking. Chorus member Livia Souza said, “It’s definitely a trip that yy) will always keep close to my heart.” After their performance, they left Rome with extraordinary memories and the Austin Prep spirit behind.

Students in front of the Basilica of St.Claire

Sixth-grader Emerson Byrne shakes hands with Pope

The Austin Prep Choir performs at the Altar of the Chair of St. Francis. Peter in the Vatican.

A clocktower in Assisi

Students in St. Peter's Square

Pope Francis at the New Year's Day Mass at St. Peter's Basilica.

Harrison Barker '20 Prigmore Andrew Jones '20, Liam '21, Gabriel Lembidakis '21

Above and below: The New Year's Day concert in the Basilica of St. Ignatius.

Honoring Our Veterans

The Austin Prep Day of Service took place on Thursday, February 13th. This year, the event was dedicated to supporting veterans of our armed forces. Students took the time to reflect on their service while making cards, gift baskets, and banners. Guest speaker Ryan Casavant, a Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the Homebase Program and veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, spoke with students about “the challenges the military veterans sometimes face when returning to civilian life.” Many students thought Service Day was a major success, like sophomore Jack lannibelli. Jack commented, “Service Day was a great day to reflect on how lucky we are as a community to have someone protect and serve our country.” All in all, the Day of Service really helped the Austin prep community come together in the spirit of caritas to support a good cause.

‘Above: Dr. Lescault, Theology Faculty, with junior Molly Ardito pow Fy cee 2, Cae

Above: Emma Ricciardelli '21, a Home Base Program volunteer, with speaker Ryan Casavant and service dog Gatsby.

Left: students display a "thank you" banner.

Above: Seniors enjoy Service Day.

Below: Students display a colorful banner with the message "Get Better Soon."

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Katelyn Tarpey #3 2020

Catherine Bravo #4 2020

Nyree Kourkounian #5 2022

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Amanda Patti #11 2021

Molly Ardito #12 2021

Delaney McNinch #13 2023

Alyssa Vounessea #14 2021

Mia Han #21 2020

Grace Ardito #23 2021 = AUSTIP

Devon Robinson #25 2020 ATHL @y-°

Katelin Stone #34 2021

Winners train, losers complain

In the winter, the Girls Basketball team gave it everything they had to meet their goal of competing in the playoffs. They started the season with a huge win against Cardinal Spellman, thanks to a game-winning three-pointer by sophomore Nyree Kourkounian. On top of that, they had another big game win against Arlington Catholic at home. The team did extremely well this year using their skills and strengths, as senior Cat Bravo noted, “Our biggest strengths are definitely our speed and shooting. We do a great job pushing the ball up the floor for a fast break and we can really light it up from the three-point line.” The girls had an impressive season overall, finishing with a record of 11-9. They won their first game in playoffs against Manchester Essex, 69-58, which was a big accomplishment for them after all the hard work they had put into the season.

Right:Mia Han goes in for a lay

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The Austin Prep winter cheer team had "a very successful season, bringing great energy and spirit to every performance.

Senior Elizabeth D’angelo noted, “we as a group are learning about one another which

«” allows us to become a cohesive unit.” There = is no doubt that these girls had a special ‘connection with each other. “One thing that I want to remember about this season »*and the girls on this squad is how hard everyone on the team has worked. Everyone puts in work at practice and really cares about the team which makes it so special,” said captain Jenna Cobb. At the end of the season, Jenna commented, “We did bd extremely well at all of the basketball games and it’s hard to see the season end.” There was nothing but positive vibes coming from the cheer squad, and for good reason as they cheered on the winning basketball team!

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Top row left to right: Coach Nikki Petrich, Francesca Frelick, Madeleine Rinklin, Alexandra Martinson, Sabina Axelrod, Emma Guthrie, Kara Cecchini, Felicia Zuccola, Lauren Barry, Eryn Taber, Katrina Michalak, Monique Lyons, /sabel Hulse, Maeve Carey, Coach Stephanie Wood

Bottom row: Elise Lyons, Emma Spengler, Madison Terry, Cassandra Valentine, Lauryn Hanafin, Sedona Lawson, Neave Sullivan, Daisy Madellan, Gianna Defilippo

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Above: Sophomore Lauryn Hanafin squares up to the Incoming shot. pass.

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Ice, Ice Baby

The 2020 Girls Varsity Hockey Team had a tremendous year with a record of 22-1-2. They started off a little anxious to see what this season would bring, after losing in double overtime in the 2019 state championship. But they have always been a team with grit and dedication to the sport they love so much. Senior Eryn Taber had her take on how she thought the season was going a few weeks in: “I think the season is going well and we adjusted to the large amount of people that we lost very quickly, and became very close in a short amount of time which contributes significantly to our performance on the ice.” Like any other team, the girls continuously faced challenges. “Some challenges we have faced are taking teams we have played too easily. As a whole we have played down to teams in the past and have been forced to come back two times harder. We have to understand that every team that plays us is going to go 110% against us and we need to have faith in each other,” commented senior Maddie Rinklin. There are many factors that contributed to the great success of the team, senior Frankie Frelick added, “Each team member pushes one another to work harder, creating competitive practices which roll over to games.” Many positive words could be used to describe the team. “If 1 could use one word to describe our team it would be goal-oriented because we are always striving to do our absolute best with the intention to complete our overall goal: winning the state championship,” said senior Felicia Zuccola. The girls were able to finish off the season as DI co-champions, due to the cancellation of the final game because of Coronavirus concerns. Although it wasn’t how they planned to end, the girls were still able to reach their goal: to be state champions!

Right: The AP Girls Hockey team celebrates their win in the Division 7 semifinals against Braintree o March 9th.

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Above: Senior Kara Maddie Rinkhin Cecchini battles for Monique-Lyons goes skates the puck up the puck in.a faceoff down the bench line with her head ready against Winchester after scoring a goal for the next move. center. for the team.

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(ap) Boys Hockey

Battle on Ice

The Austin Prep boys varsity hockey team took every opportunity to make their 2019-2020 season the best it could be, and succeeded in doing so. Led by two enthusiastic coaches, the team was able to work together as a whole on the rink. One player commented, “I look forward to the friendships I will gain from this season. My hockey team is my second family to me and the time together at the rink, pasta parties, and inside the locker room are memories will cherish for the rest of my life.” The bond these boys share is like no other, and their love for hockey and ambitious goals led them to an impressive 10-7-4 season record. They enjoyed many sweet victories, like beating Hingham and Central Catholic, along with a few bitter losses, like losing the first game of the season. The Cele co-champs, however, focused on the y . bi successes and kept looking ahead. Their teh Yg winning culture took them all the way to be the D1 North Quarterfinal, and six players

Eighth grader Matthew Conte skates the puck up the ice, looki Brady McGrath, Colin McGrath, Joe ia A emg ip res, Bae Thibodeau, Chris Roy and Andrew 4 a — MacDonald. MacDonald was also named gs were named CCL All Stars: Jack Farrell, ~~» league MVP, and a Boston Herald and Boston Globe All-Scholastic! To say the ~ least, the players on the Austin Prep Varsity oo Hockey team are athletes who play with grit ig and determination, and they made their + school proud once again.

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This year, the girls ski team was bigger than ever before, with a roster of seventeen girls. They had fast times throughout season, with team wins against Swampscott and Haverhill. The girls ski team included seasoned racers, as well as members who have never raced before. "It's a grea opportunity to see the people who have never raced before improve throughout the season," said manager Trevor Casey. Senior Julia Jenks, Junior Deanna Dinitto, and Freshman Sydney Pilla all advanced to the state competition at Berkshire East Mountain, and placed 7th overall as a team. The girls had a great season and enjoyed lots of time at the mountain practicing and spending time together as a team.

Roster

Kaitlin Martin

Julia Jenks

Deanna DIiNitto

Brooke Brown

Lizzie Hart

Ava Quinn

Cat Jalbert

Lindsay MacDonald

Julia Viana

Sydney Pilla

Megan Wilcox

Hellena Trojer

Michelle Laferriere

Ali Perault

Lily Rizza

Right: Senior captains Julia Jenks and Kaitlin Martin.

Below: The team slips the course before a race.

“Above Freshman Ali Perault in a GS race.

Right: Denna Dinitto and Julia Jenks pose for a photo while slipping the course.

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The 2019-20 season was a rebuilding year for the Bradford Above: Chris Gerety '22 boys. With a total of ten sophomores on the team, there approaches a hair pin were a lot of new racers this year and 2020 was all about during his slalom race. fine tuning the art of slalom and giant slalom racing. Even though the team had no seniors, junior Jack Bartley

Below: Dario Filadoro stepped up and took the role as captain. Jack stated, “I'd tucks into his skis before say ski team has helped me grow a lot as a leader. Being a finishing the race. captain as a junior, came in not really knowing what to do. But I’ve learned a lot this year and I’m going to take it into next year and the rest of my life.” Jack Bartley had a personal best time of 22 seconds for a Giant Slalom race at Interscholastics. Coach Diapella also provided a great learning enviornment for the new racers, making sure every skier had fun while applying their best effort.

The Austin Prep swim team was undefeated in the Catholic Conference League and had a great season with many swimmers qualifying for sectio and state cuts. The team won them CCL leave meet by scoring the maximum amount of points, am two Austin swimmers won leag MVP. At states, junior Ellie Wal broke two school records in the 200 IM and 100 backstroke, an there were lots of great swims the boys. When senior captain ! Tyler Brown was asked about hig favorite part of the swim team, he said, “My favorite part is that we win a lot, like every meet... [also] the team itself and that : 3 everybody knows each other ang

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“The competition and the atmosphere in the field house brought up the intensity level that and most kids don’t experience too often.” Chris Roselli '20 was describing the Dartmouth Relays, a huge annual meet where teams from different states come together to compete.

Ordinarily, it's the team's biggest meet of the season, and the girls placed an impressive tenth overall. But this year their athletic ability and team chemistry was exceptional. “Every athlete on the team improves on their own throughout the season due to the fact that our workouts challenge us more and more,” senior Emily Hickey commented. Everyone on the team supported one another day in and day out. Still, they had to overcome the challenge of their season starting late, giving them less time to prepare. But on February 16th, they did just that as the girls won their first ever D5 Indoor Track & Field Championship! Led by Lauren Sabone's victories in three events--the 55 m, 300m, and 4x200 relay--the team scored a whopping 51 points.

Sablone ran the 4x200 relay with three other seniors; Jenna Albanese, Emily Hickey, and Olivia Caruso; to break the meet record with a time of 1:46.67.

Outstanding performances by Albanese (2nd) and Emily Hickey (4th) in the long jump also boosted the team. Sablone, whose time in the 300 was a personal best (39.86), said, “I’Il most miss the togetherness of the team and they way they bring out the best version of myself.”

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"Eor people my age we have never experienced something so life changing. We have never seen the world in such distress. For that reason, sometimes this doesn't even feel real. It’s odd to think that one day our kids will be learning about this from a history book. We may be interviewed by our kids for a school project, on Coronavirus... When talk to my friends about how everyone is doing, everyone can share a person they know who has the virus. Even if you do not get Covid, you are still greatly affected."

Senior Showcase

May 3rd, 7:00 pm

Dancers| Muscians| Vocalists

Above: Host Mrs. Marla Pascucci-Byrne and Choir Director Mr. Stephen Williams recognize and virtually thank performers Genevieve Rhodes and Sydney Newcomb with flowers at the conclusion of the Senior Showcase.

Above: Thanks to a generous donation from the family of Steven Hu '21, Austin Prep was able to provide 2,000 masks to Reading first responders.

Below: Virtual Community Meetings and Midweek Updates, led by hosts TJ Dysart '21 and Marvin Twombley '21, helped to bring the community together and kept us laughing.

"When news of the pandemic came out, my dad always tells me that looked like | wanted to ery. will always remember that because wy dad and were playing catch in the backyard when wy dad checked his phone and got the update. Baseball is a part of my everyday life... felt and still feel heartbroken that may not be able to show the skills worked so hard for wonths. All can think about now is going — back and seeing wy friends and teammates | and having a laugh with them face to face."

Below: throughout the spring, chaplain Fr. Patrick Armano continued to offer virtual Mass from the Chapel of St. Augustine on campus.

"Given the infancy of the disease, doctors had little information to prove its “It’s crazy to think about,” wy friend told me, “..We all —

severity or how contagious it may be. Because of this, people in the US were not particularly concerned about their safety. That was until the disease was brought over in January of 2020 by a man in his 30s who had recently come back from a trip to Wuhan. He was the first confirmed case in the United States and within months, COVID-19 began spreading like wildfire. Self-isolation was inflicted immediately and people's everyday lives were changed in the blink of an eye. Schools were closed down and busy streets became eerily quiet. just had our last day of school and didn’t even know it.”

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Above: The digital 2020 Spring Art Show displayed some of the * finest student artwork from the second semester, including from Austin's first AP Studio Art class. Meanceled, the whole world has been put N Work by seniors Gina Pasquale NS (left) and Maura Joyce (right top and middle) is featured above, along with the piece "Hero" by the only thing news outlets talk about / Jacquie Plante '22 (bottom mithese days. The media portrays the virus right), which won a Scholastic Art & Writing Silver Key award.

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syn a menacing light, and it is a horrible Wthing that has struck our planet, but it Sialso has done a lot of good to it... the w¥irus has brought many climate benefits for a nice mini vacation, but soon | such as fewer greenhouse gas emissions would regret that excitement... O¥nto the air and clearer waters." Everyone’s energy and spirit [had been] so high, coming off the semi-final game with the crowd cheering crazy for us and down a goal basically the whole game, we felt invincible... remember saying to wy parents, “this isn’t real, this is some prank, it cannot be real.” Our championship game for girls hockey at the TD Garden had been canceled. The game everyone dreams to play Fin, the game we use every practice to get to, the game we give everything we have and all our time Wonline. Virtual Cougar Block allowed “students to resume their club

for, just like that it was gone."

The spring of 2020 was truly unprecedented. In December of 2019, no one was prepared for what was in store for them in the coming months. As 2020 unraveled, the Coronavirus, initially compared to the flu, grew in magnitude and severity until it was added to the "Largest andemics in Modern History" list. Coronavirus, or COVID-19, had originated in Wuhan, China but slowly migrated around the world and to the United States. Seemingly overnight, hundreds and mid-March, self-isolation was the standard: it seemed as though the world had been put on pause. Workplaces and schools shut down, student-athletes wondered if there would be a shortened season--or one at all--and seniors wondered if any of the traditional spring events would be possible. The Austin Prep community adapted quickly with online classes and advisories. Masses were live-streamed from the chapel, Midweek Updates were filmed and shared, and clubs eventually continued their normal schedules. Performances like The Senior Showcase and Virtual Art Show celebrated artists of every discipline. Most importantly, an outdoor Baccalaureate Mass in celebration of the Class of 2020 was held for students, parents and staff, and broadcasted for the whole community to watch live.Despite the challenging circumstances and cancellation of spring sports, it was a rich season at AP and our seniors were still able to graduate as traditionally as possible.

The student quotes on these pages come from members of the Austin Prep Yearbook Staff.

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spring season for high school sports in Massachusetts.

As state-wide work began to create a new spring season schedule, Austin Prep student-athletes and coaches embarked on their own journey. Despite the separation from the physical campus and fields, fellow teammates and coaches were not going to allow the pandemic to stand in the way of getting ready for the Spring season! Filled with optimism, they created new ways to come together as a TEAM! Suddenly, Zoom and Google Classrooms were the new team meeting “places”. Our student-athletes participated in virtual team workouts and practiced from home to stay in shape. Coaches provided safe “social distancing” sports specific activities, wall ball for lacrosse, running challenges for tfack, soft toss drills for baseball to name a few. ”®

Unfortunately after a few weeks the COVID-19 pandemic was not “leveling” and state-wide school closures were extended. Ultimately, on April 24th, Governor Charlie Baker announced that school — buildings across the state would be‘elosed through the end of June, and any hopes of conducting an ofRl sari sports season were diminished. (a

_ For our spring season students-athletes, coaches, families and fans, the months of March and April were a never-ending cycle of anxiety, uncertainty, hope and despair. In the end, it was a season unlike any other. This experience was a shared struggle that built a stronger bond among student-athletes and coaches.

This was the first senior class unable to enjoy the last chapter in their journey as student-athletes, but rather the Class of 2020 led the way for the entire student body. They will be forever remembered for the shared struggle that they had to endure and overcome. It was a clear demonstration of our mission and tradition of Unitas, a community of ONE. - Patrick Priscalle Athletic Director

Construction on the new lower fields athletic complex is nearly complete, including the tennis courts above (ready for surfacing) and the beautiful baseball field below, complete with dugouts, stands and lights.

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Ap Girls Lacrosse

"Glax class of 2020, thank you! Your commitment to our program was apparent from the second was hired. The dedication you have to the team radiates off each of you. Your spirit is contagious and has left an unmistakable mark on each grade below you. You will always be an integral part of the program!"

-Coach Meredith Prior

Defense #4 Stoneham, MA Medford, MA North Reading, MA

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Attack/Midofield #12 Reading, MA

Defense #5 Middleton, MA

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"Seniors, although the year did not go as planned, the lacrosse program is where it s because of you guys. Austin will always be your home. | hope you all come back to watch a game. | wish you success in all your future endeavors." - Coach Smyth

Reading, MA

Midfield #12

North Andover, MA

Defense #16

Dracut, MA

Midfield #15

Mike Chabra

Evan Zonderman

"A heartfelt and sincere thank you to all our softoall program seniors. During your time at Austin Prep you have set a new standard of excellence and left a legacy of success for all players following you can aspire to. You have made a mork. Your contributions to our program are forever and will be felt long after you have graduated. Thank you for your commitment and hard work on behalf of our program. It was an honor and privilege to have the opportunity to coach all of you and thank you for the lasting memories. know you will be successful going forward in whatever endeavor you choose. Cougar Pride!" - Coach Sorrenti

Lexington, MA Catcher,

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Maura Joyce Sarah McGinness

Melrose, MA Stoneham, Ma

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"I'd like to thank all the AP Girls Tennis Seniors for their commitment and dedication to” the tennis program over the past three years. You have achieved a lot, but more importantly, you have set an excellent example for your younger teammates and made lifelong friendships. It has been my pleasure to get to know you and it is my hope you have many great memories of your time on the team. Congratulations on your graduation, good luck at college, and please stay in touch!’

-Coach Michael Collins

Mia Bramante

Jenna Costello

Gina Pasquale

Wakefield, MA

Wakefield, MA Saugus, MA

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"This is not how | envisioned your senior season going. Good luck on the next adventure in your life. And please, don't forget to come back and visit. Take care and be safe.

-Coach LeBatique

Derrick Cochran

Jonathan Whooley

Michael Bolduc

North Reading, MA

Stoneham, MA

Methuen, MA

Andrew Jones

Stephen Holubiak

Haverhill, MA

Hooksett, NH

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"Hey Austin Prep Track and Field seniors, it's been a heck of arun, and couldn't be more proud of you. Whether it's been seven years or a single season, you've all left your mark on this program. We will miss you all, good luck, don't be a stranger."-Coach

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Baccalaureate Mass for the Class of 2020

On May 29th, after a spring full of disappointments related to COVID-19 closures and cancellations, the Austin Prep Class of 2020 enjoyed anopportunity that few graduates in the state--or in the whole country--had this year: to celebrate their graduation in person with family and friends. Once —— Massachusetts relaxed restrictions on religious services, Headmaster Dr. James \ Hickey was able to secure the necessary state and local permissions to hold a combination Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation ceremony outdoors on Father =) Seymour Field. Despite the unusual setting, social distancing and sanitation precautions, the celebration was a beautiful and quintessentially Austin event. Bishop Mark O’Connell led the Mass, and encouraged graduates to be seekers and leaders in his homily when he declared, “You will engage, you will speak u and Se will hear phesruth, ” Dr. Hickey reiterated the optimistic forecast gre rise to the moment: “I have complete confidence not let these times define ae You will ue these A T spa ey sh

m in p >. Alb aid, “It’s more encouraging toothiik about the times we did have together rather than.those days we lost... [know I have grown more:grateful for mioments I would have taken for granted’a few months ago, ad I'm sure many of'us feel likewise:” Bravo affirmed, “We haveall i a part of something special here at Austin _ Prep and made memories that we will hold onto for the rest of our lives. Instead of seeing our ending as a sad one, I choose to see it as a cliffhanger. Our stories are not over yet.” At the conclusion of the Mass, all 154 graduates walked the stage to receive their diplomas. Without a doubt, it was a cherished opportunity for students and families to come together and celebrate this important milestone.

Above: Choir member Genevieve Rhodes' solo performances set a

beautiful tone for the ceremony.

Below: Fr. Patrick Armano

Above: Bishop Mark O'Connell

Below: Salutatorian Jenna Albanese

Above: Headmaster Dr. James Hickey

Below: Valedictorian Cat Bravo

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Anime Club

APS Media Workshop

APS Media Studio

Art Club (MS & US)

Artis Club Volunteers

Arts and Crafts Club

Astronomy Club

Austin Band

Austin Service Club

B.E.A.R (OLD)

Best Buddies

Boys and Girls Service Club

British Society

Campus Ministry Club

Chemistry Society

Chinese Club

Chorus

Classics Club and Certamen Team

Club Sports - Indoor Soccer

Club Sports - Softball

Coloring Club

Conservation Club

Cougar Academic Training

Creative Writing

Culinary Club

Dance (MS & US)

Debate Club

Earth Club

El Club de Telenovelas

Engineering Society

ERS

French Club (I & Il)

Friends of Rachel

Gardening Club

Harry Potter Club

History Club

Hockey Performance Video Analysis

(MS & US)

Latin Peer Tutors

Make 4 Good

Math Competition Club

Math Peer Tutors

Math Team (MS & US)

Mini Hockey League

Model UN

Model UN - Leadership

Movie Club

Mythology Club

Nation Honor Society

National Junior Honor Society

New England Club

Open Gym - (6th and 7th)

Open Gym - (8th)

Paint by Numbers

Play-doh and Meditation

Psychology Club

Pure and Natural Products Club

Puzzle Club

Robotics FTC

Robotics SeaPearch

RGP Club (Role Playing Games)

Sacred Arts Club

Sci-Fi/Fantasy Club

Scrapbooking

Sign Language Club

Snowboarding and Ski Club

Nashoba (After School)

Spanish Club

Spanish Club - Leadership

Spanish Peer Tutors

Student Council - All

Student Council - MS Leadership

Student Council - US Leadership

Students for Home Base

Students for Social Awareness

Students of Courage

Super Smash Bros Club

Techniques / Cardio

The Legend Open Workshop

The Legend Studio Yoga

Here at Austin Prep, clubs are a huge part of our community. Students are encouraged to participate and get closer with their classmates and teachers through shared interests. Unfortunately, we weren't able to get photos of all the clubs due to the Coronavirus closure this year. To the left, is the full list of clubs that were offered. Being a part of a club at Austin is a rewarding experience. and students value the opportunity connect with other students around their hobbies or common interests. Freshman Olivia Ferri commented that she "looks forward to [her] clubs every week." Clubs are an essential part of the Austin experience, and they give students an opportunity to meet new people in all

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A Few Words From Our Editors

“It was agreat year being "I lovedbeinganeditorin "Yearbook for me starteé "i part of the 2020 Omega staff. was very fortunate to have been an editor throughout the course of the year. Everyone in the class played a crucial role to make the book come together. It couldn’t have been done without Mrs. Sport.”

- Chris Roberts

the yearbook committee! —_as an elective that all my I’ve made so many memories with everyone involved. It was a great experience to learn about what goes into making a yearbook and all the editing that is incorporated."

- Ava Napolitano

friends were taking, but slowly began to mean more to me. After designing my first page and navigating one of our many platforms realized 19 had a talent and interest in yearbook. Overall it was 9% blast. hope you enjoy the #f book!" - Nicki Theriault

Above (left to right): Ava Napolitano, Nicki Theriault, Ben Sperling, Lindsay McDonald, Jack lannibelli, Mrs. Sport, Chris Roberts, Caroline Regan, Lizzie Hart, Ava Quinn, Jason Margerison, Jillian Regan, Charlotte Collins, Maeve Carey, Maddy Battaglia

Pictured: Sam MacCormack, Jodee Domey, James Mahoney.

Above (left to right): Nicki Theriault, Mrs. Sport, Ben Sperling, Chris Roberts, Maeve Carey, Jason Margerison, and Jack lannibelli wear flannel for Virtual Spirit Week.

Evan Zonderman

You did it! Hope you're as proud of yourself as we are of you. There's no limit to how much farther you can go. Love, Mom & Dad Next stop...'BAMA Go Chargers!!!

DERRICK COCHRAN §

To the world you are just a someone but to us you are our world! We are so proud of you!

Love - Mom, Dad, and Jacob

SAM DEANGELIS — -

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Eryn Congratulations for your achievement. ~And here is wishing you all the success and happiness the world has to offer. We love you.

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Eryn Taber

‘Don't stop thinking about tomorrow “Dont stop, it'll soon be here It'll be, better than before Yesterday's gone, yesterday's goneS

Javi, we are so proud of you. Never stop following your dreams and always remember that you can accomplish anything. Roll Tide!

Love, Mom, Dad, Belle, & Lola

Continue to seek all the adventures you love so much! We are so very proud of you. Your future is so bright, dream kig and go for it. We know you will succeed at whatever you put your mind to.

Keep Smiling :)

We Love You, Dad, Mom and Grace

Michael Chabra

a ae We are exceptionally proud of \vapoeaaee = you. «May our love travel with y & © you as you continue on your lifes ‘ 2 i Journey.

Love always, com, ‘Dad, and Casey

From the day you were born, you were our special angel. You've worked hard to become the caring, intelligent woman that you are. Never change that part of yourself - the best part. We love you and believe in you!

Mom, Dad and Eddie

Lauren Ashley “Payne

We will always think of you as our little girl, even as you grow into a beautiful and strong young woman right before our eyes. Stay sweet, stay fierce, and most importantly, always be who you are. Always stay humble and kind. This is just the beginning, enjoy your journey as it has just begun. We love you.

Mom, Dad, Hailey, Brady, and Riley

CECILIA OG. HALL

Congratulations Ceci!! am very proud of you and what you have accomplished at AP. You are an exceptional person anda wonderful daughter. | love you - more than! can express. Love Dad.

Conanda Castro Congratulations, Amanda!

We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished! We can't wait to see what the future holds for you! We wish you all the success, love, and happiness in the world!

Love you so much, Mom, Dad, Pedro, and Thales

Angelica Lee Maloney

If you keep on believing, the DREAM that you wish will COME TRUE. Love, - Cinderella, Cinderella «Mom, Dad, Shawn and Bentley

Alexander Talambekos Congratulations Alex!

We are so proud of you!

Good Luck with all your endeavors. The future holds great things for you. Hope all your dreams come true.

Love from Dad, Kristina & Cody

Catherine Re Mawn

Run Bullseye, Run!

& ) Catherine, Cate, Kiki, Cat,

» | We are so proud of all that you have accomplished. With your dedication and

6) hard work, you will be able to accomplish

4 anything!.

With love now and forever, Dad, Mum, Annie and Hunny

(Corinne Hope Arel

"Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air" ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

Congratulations on all your accomplishments! We love you and can't wait for the next chapter!

~ Mom, Dad and Camille XXXOOO

Fvan James Gouvetla 7 Congratulations! We are so proud of your accomplishments. Keep following your dreams. We Love Youll

GIRALD 2020

Congratulations Stephen!

We are so proud of you Follow your every dream and reach for the stars.

We love you! Mama and Dad

Congratulations, Devon! a

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

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

Jenna Denker '20

Look how. far you've come, Watch how. far you will go!

Wishing you continued success and happiness! Love, Mom, Dad, Katie & Otis We are 60 proud of the confident young woman you have become. We (ove you! Mom, Dad, Vick, Max and Hootie Congratulations Sophie!

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ANDREW CROTEAV

Congratulations Mazie!

‘We know your future is bright and you can do anything you sel your mind to.

‘We are so proud of everythingyou have accomplished.

‘We love you to the moon and back!

Mom and Dad xoxo

Congratulations Andrew! We could not be prouder of you, the memories you have made, and the man you are becoming. The future is yours. Go Get it! Always remember....Behind you, all - your Memories. Before you, all your Dreams. Around you, all who Love you. Within you, all you Need.

We love you bud, Mom, Dad, Emily, Papa, Grammy & Grampy Day

Congrats fo muy hind, woned erf ul al aughter whose beauty shines fi rom the inside and out. TF am so proud of all you ve accomplished : “Bentley here she comes!

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Olivia Ehrgott

“For beautiful eyes, lockfor the good in others; for beautifw lips, speak only, words of kindness; and for poise, walk with the knowledge that you are never alone.’ “fludrey Hepburn

Congratulations Olivia! Were sc proud of you, and cant wait to see what your future holds.

Cll cur love, Mom, Dad, Jack, Ryan, and Julia

WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND LOVE YOU MORE THAN WORDS CAN say!!!

Love, Mom, Jay, NOuMl + Puppet

LEONIDAS (LOUIE) ALEXANDRIS

YOU DID IT!! WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF THE FINE YOUNG MAN YOU HAVE BECOME. WE LOOK FORWARD TO WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS FOR YOU. KEEP UP THE HARD WORK. WITH ALL OUR LOVE, MOM, DAD, PETER AND YIAYIA

"YOU HAVE TO GO WHOLEHEARTEDLY INTO ANYTHING IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE ANYTHING WORTH HAVING"

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT

EMILY HICKEY

Congratulations Emily!! Ap

Your determination and hard work has lead Y stnbeties \8P) sities you to where you are today and we could sgicic Gee not be more proud! The next chapter of 'HLETICS . ATHLE, your life will be starting soon and we are so S excited for you. The world is yours and the sky's the limit!

We love you baby girl!!

Dad, Mom and Patrick

* Taylor Simonelli

Tay, you exemplify all that is positive, genuine & good! Ve are beyond proud of who you are & all that you have achieved! Always stay true to your beautiful self & your future will shine as bright as you!

Ve love you endlessly, Mom, Dad, Michael & Brady xoxo

Kaitlin Martin

Kaitlin - We are so proud of everything you have accomplished in school and out. You are an amazing, kind, and hardworking woman. Follow your dreams and live a life you will remember:).

Love you to the moon and back! Mom, Dad, Brady, Bridget, Ryan, Dylan

"Often when you think you're at the end of something, you're at the beginning of something else." Mr. Rogers

Kendall Sophia Klipper

Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you Can go, just remember how far you have come. Remember everything you have faced, all the battles you have won and all the fears you have overcome. We're so proud of you!

We love you more than words, Mom, Dad, Paige, Nana, Papa & Gizmo

Caroline Plante Canqgratulations!

“Caday is: yoww day, “Yaw ve off ta great places! Yaw ve off and away! “VYaur mountain is: waiting. Sa...get an your way!

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We lave yaw, Mill! Lave, Mam & Dad

Katie & Yacquie Lulw

2020

Well Done Alex and Congratulations on Getting Through 2020!

As Victor Hugo said in Les Miserables, "There is nothing like a dream to create the future.” Your future is bright and you have grown so much, and so much more to go as you depart fo Scotland! We are all proud of you and love you.

Remember 'The boughs, without becoming detached from the trunk grow away from it.”

Alexandra Mooney

CONGRATULATIONS

ELIZABETH! CLASS OF 2626

Some of your first steps were taken on the AP campus. What an amazing journey you've had and we couldn't be more proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad, Alex and William

Congratulations Mia!

We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished! Never stop being you!

Love, Mom, Dad, Nina and Charlie

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So proud of you, and SS wn EXCITED ABOUT pour ‘rare look forward to seeing 4 \- aN 4? ld AND BEPOND, OF ’ i ‘i nm KNO@ POUR HARD @ORK AND what the future holds ; DETERMINATION @lL’ VIDE for you. Hard work = UNLIMITED epperrunit! truly pays off.

Love, Mom and Kristina

Mia Angela Bramante

ELKINS —

Our Sage, We are so proud of who you have become and all you have accomplished. You are an amazing young woman. Reach for the moon our baby gin and you will get the stars. Wherever you go we are right by your side. Your smile lights up the world! With undying love and devolion for efernify, Dad, Mom, Demitrius and Milou

We are so proud of you and all your hard work and dedication. Chase your dreams, reach for the stars and beyond; never look back. Stay happy, kind and enjoy the journey. All our love, Mom, Dad and Natalie

"When you're a mom, you get a front row seat to the best show in town: Watching your kids grow up." —Rebecca Pearson

THIS IS YOU GABRIELA CRISTINA

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Kara,

You have brought happiness, laughter and love into our family and we are so very proud of you.

Love You Always, cMom,Dad and Samantha

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Connor McCarthy

We are very proud of your accomplishments in the classroom and on the playing fields. Looking forward to seeing what the future holds for you! Love, Dad, Mom & Evan

Jessie Spada

We are so proud of your hard work and compassion for others. We can't wait to see you change the world! BU BOUND! LOVE YOU MORE!! Mom, Dad & Jake

Maura Barbara Joyce Elizabeth Boucher

Congratulations Maura Baby!

You have come a long way through hard work and determination. We are very proud of you! Y You may be 4th in birth order but you are the best person to complete our Seoighe Clan.

BEHIND YOU all your memories BEFORE YOU all your dreams

Looking forward to watching you tackle your next AROUND YOU all who love you adventure! WITHIN YOU all you need

Love Mom and Dad,

and Michael With so much love from Mon, Dad and

Amelia, Lauren

Matthew

FELICIA

ZUCCOLA

Congratulations Felicia! Anything is possible...be courageous and follow your heart. We love you and Congratulations on all that you have are proud of you. ia Z accomplished. We are very proud of you! on Love always, Mom, Dad and Joey A» em Mom, Dad, Brady, Colin and Lulu

MICHAEL BOLDUC AP Matthew W. Fish 2021

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MOM, DAD, JILL, BEN, FRAN AND IZ, WE LOVE YOU

You have always been on the go. After all your hard work and efforts, you are on to the next stage of life and beyond. Take a moment to enjoy your accomplishments. Congratulations. All our love, Mom & Dad.

CONGRATULATIONS

We're so proud of the woman you've become. Choo-Choo!!

Love you, Mom & Dad

Bursting with pride! Love, Dad, Mom, Patrick, Brendan & Declan

"My wish for you is that this life becomes all that you want it to. Your dreams stay big, your worries stay small, you never need to carry more than you can hold. And while you're out there gettin' where you're gettin’ to, hope you know somebody loves you."

Julia,

We are so proud of you and everything you have accomplished! We love you so much, and can't wait for you to start this next chapter. Love, Mom, Dad, Nick, Will and Charlie

We are so proud of you and the wonderful person you have become. Always follow your dreams! We wish you success and happiness always!

All our love, Mom & Dad

Cara Connolly

Congratulations Cara!

We are so proud of all your accomplishments and can't wait to see what the future holds. We love you!!

Love Mom, Dad & Aislinn

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Congratulations Jonathan. We are all proud of you.

Love, Grumpy, Nana, Uncle Ciro, Uncle Gino, Auntie Mel, Uncle Sal, Auntie Veronica, Uncle Dave, Alycia, Justin, Emily, Christian, Isabella, Ava and Miah.

Lauren Sablone

Lauren, Congratulations! We couldn't possibly be more proud of you. Can't waitto see what the future holds. Don't stop dreaming!

Love, Mom Dad, and Caroline

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We are so very proud of you Justyn!! Congratulations on your success at ~— Austin Prep! The double bromance“such great friends!! Look forward to seeing what you all will accomplish, ~ Best wishes! Love you, Mom & Dad

Katherine Morin Congratulations!

Nanta and Grampie know that you'll go far and achieve all your life's dreams!

CHRIS

Congratulations Chris! We are so proud of you and all that you have a accomplished. Keep reaching for Congratulation the stars and fulfilling all your Michael Leo dreams.

We Love you «May all your dreams come true!

“Dad, Mom and Megan

ROY a Michael Silva

Love, Mom, Dad, and Maddy -

Congratulations OWN ia

We could not be prouder of you in this moment, and we can't wait to see all you will accomplish. We love you with all our hearts! Love, Mom and Dad

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