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The Class of 2021 thanks Ms. Stephanie Choate for being a wonderful teacher, mentor and role model to all of Austin Prep. In and out of the classroom, Ms. Chaote will continue to influence and guide each of her students to success and will hold a special place in their hearts.
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Many students in the Class of 2021 began their long trek at Austin Prep in the 6th grade with excitement and big ' smiles. Arya Gupta reflects on her first year at AP, "6th grade was such a fun year! I remember we were alla little nervous but very excited to be at a new school with so many new and different people. Many memorable activities brought us together, such as Project Adventure, the Latin Toga Games, and the Rock Paper Scissors Advisory Challenge." Now the Seniors are ready to leave Austin Prep full of knowledge and growth, but look forward and seeing bright futures ahead of themselves. Stanley Alger states, “Graduating high school at Austin Prep is a subject that I have mixed feelings over. In some ways, I feel as though I have accomplished a great feat and nowI'm psyched to go into the world - in other ways I feel as though I'm finally saying goodbye to something that has made me who I am."
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Families and siblings are a special dimension of Austin Prep. Seniors that have siblings help them make a seamless transition into the Austin Prep community. Kayla Russell commented, "I liked telling Chloe about what to expect at Austinthings like which sports, teachers, classes, and clubs are the best. Chloe has definitely found new teachers and things to love, too! Everything is so different this year, but I was glad I could teach her everything I know about Austin and how to get the most out of the experience before I graduate. " Other seniors shared similar feelings for their younger siblings. Kate Simpson and Hannah Sullivan both echoed that being a mentor to their younger siblings is very exciting. Older siblings are seen as great role models by their younger siblings.
Going on the service trip to Ecuador!
—- Kate Simpson
dinner, and sit around and Going on Model U.N. trips was always so much fun. At the end of every day, we would go back to someone’s hotel room, order
laugh for hours! - Emma Kilbride
i My favorite memory at Austin is the community meetings. I loved how the whole school got together.
— Ariana Clark
When Mr.Baccari. was forced to do the floss on stage by one of the speakers/music groups that visited the school. —- Molly Dugan
When we decorated the doors for Christmas.
—- Lence Altenor
Singing in the chorus with my amazingly talented friends from
passionate about music like me is one of my favorite memories from Austin. - Mary Hueston
Being part of different sports teams at Austin.
- Collin Berube
I have great memories from Sophomore year, especially all the Sweet 16s and hanging out in the library after school.
— Zoe Karoub
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various grades who are all memory was glow dodgeball when we made it into the CCL tournament for basketball.
— Grace Ardito &
Molly Ardito
je Serino wanning the Christ Winnine year for Classic sophomore the first time jn school history: - Joey Thibodeau
Traveling to Australia and New Zealand with Mr. McLaughlin during the summer and doing a bunch of fun activities.
— Elizabeth Bodette
My favorite memory while at Austin Prep was being able to play lacrosse for AP for four years. Even though we lost a season due to COVID, it was still my favorite times at Austin that I will always remember.
- Casey Bachner
Finding the bees nest in the heaters in the library.
- Callum Tinkler
My favorite memory was filming our version of Threat Level Midnight in D Block APUSH with Mr. Piccini. Watching my friends lie on tables ; and trying to act Fight Night. The without laughing was Chorus Trip to definitely the Rome. I Saw Myself highlight!
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My favorite memory was going on the service trip to Costa Rica. It was an incredible experience to volunteer and travel throughout the country with some great people! - Alexis DeMarco joie winning the 2019 softball
Playing for the Austin Prep eee os ee volleyball team and also going the victor.” to the numerous Austin Prep ern girls hockey games to support Prigmore my sisters who played on the Haley Taber team. — My favorite memory while at Austin Prep was
Accidentally state championship: putting hole in — Amanda Patti the wall in the IT enjoyed library, sorry. every moment!
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Learing yoga in Biology classroom.
My advisory, Honey Bunches of Choates.
- Gordon Chen
When both the boys and girls Cross Country team won the CCL Championship in Fall 2020. This was the first time both teams won in the same year. A very proud and special moment!
'- Dominick McDonough
Being crowd-surfed at the dances then getting yelled at. - Demitrius Andrellos
When we played kickball during class Congress. - Brady McGrath
Neither Lesson, nor instructor, nor a single memory could embody my most cherished moment while attending Austin Prepy as it was the thrill of the journey towards maturity and self discovery that posed as the greatest gift and take away this school could give “In that respect” — Stan Alger
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“On the line” — Coach Ford
— Michael Kamelle
One of my favorite memories at Austin was going to Brown =« University for Model UN. It was such an incredible, memorable trip and Ihad so much fun being in the city of Providence with my friends! - Arya Gupta
Hanging out with my “The Office” friends, Brady, with Mr. Colin, Joey, Jack, Liam and Trevor -Quinn Meissner & Piccini in APUSH class after the exam.
—- Amelia Oulton
Going to the Twilight meets for Cross Country!
- Emily Pessina
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My favorite memory is the time spent with teachers and friends. I feel like Austin Prep has not only taught me mtg 7 knowledge but also life lessons. — Ms. Storti a L tesacn Especially when I met my best friends for life. Now school has ended but DeMarco memories at Austin will last forever.
— Carrie Zheng
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.onvocation Mass was held to celebrate the Seniors and hang their banner, which will “jounain up until graduation.
4p ustin Prep’s fall season has - sways been one of the best times Tot the year. A new school season o dith new opportunities to grow ve ad succeed. The start of 920-2021 school year brought ome changes, but the Austin Prep ommunity still made it great. "very sports team had to adjust to few new rules and modifications, ‘ 4} at thrived and excelled with «| /wery opportunity. Austin Prep /*) vas able to participate in all of -. 4eir favorite events, such as the > fiddle School Thriller eo verformance, Convocation Mass, ») ad the Halloween festivities. All oy and staff members along “ith coaches adapted to make the
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Austin Prep celebrates the first ever season of the Girls Varsity Field Hockey team.
On October 21st and 22nd, Dr. Crystal Kuykendall led presentations for the community in Meelia Hall. She talked about how we fail to notice stereotypes by only listening to one story. She used personal experience and examples to further explain the theme. Dr. Kuykendall emphasized the importance of CPR to students - Compassion and Courage, Patience and Persistence, and Respect and iliency. “Dr. Kuykendall's presence on campus this year has been more than a positive experience or all of us,” said TJ Dysart '21. "Her glowing mality and willingness to educate us has ributed immensely to Austin's mission, articularly in the field of diversity, equity, and Jusion. I am confident that Dr. Kuyendall's continued presence on our campus will continue to nspire hearts to literally unite, minds to truly uire, and hands to passionately serve."
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Father Jorge Reyes is the Director of the Mission and Inclusion Committee at Austin Prep. He has spearheaded this mission for diversity in our school. The importance for all races and ethnicities has become of great importance throughout our campus. Fr. Reyes, working alongside Jaycob Morales, hasmade great strides in incorporating diversity throughout the school and different programs: Coach Morales has been a part of the Austim Prep community for the last two years as am Assistant Coach for Boys Basketball and Football. "Jaycob Morales was my basketball coach and he helped make everyone feel included," stated DJ Bressette '23. Morales has dedicated himself to create an inclusive environment on and off the field so students feel a sense of belonging.
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Due to the challenging circumstances of COVID-19, ighal Convocation Mass was delayed twice this year. Finally, on ith November 17th, Convocation Mass was held in Richard J. ix Meelia Hall. It is the annual tradition that officially marks |! start of the academic year. The entire Class of 2021 attende: the Mass, and the remaining students viewed the Mass through Livestream due to social distancing restrictions. A) During his remarks, Dr. Hickey noted that Austin Prep’s mission helps support our unity in the pandemic. “Think about that: It was the prayer of the son of God that we shou! all come together,” Dr. Hickey said, “We can do that by | f honoring the command of Jesus, to treat others the way we ip would want to be treated.” Seniors were grateful for the 1 opportunity to carry on Convocation traditions in person. *! F, was a remarkable experience for me since I’m graduating th ? year,” said Carrie Zheng'21, “I was afraid that we couldn't have the Mass this year because of COVID-19, butI’mglad\ found a way to hold it successfully.” |
Even through the Covid-19 pandemic, Austin Prep still knows how to have fun. Austin Prep still held events like the ./Halloween contests, even though it was virtual. One of the winners of the pumpkin contest was Mary Hueston, '21. Mary «commented, “I was really excited to finally be able to participate in something during my Senior year. Between my high-risk »family and my injuries, going into school and doing the activities I was hoping to do this school year has been impossible. It was really nice that Austin reached out and held something like this.” Considering the pandemic, we still got to have our
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Attitude and effort come with passion and dedication, and for Austin Prep’s Cross Country team, that means having a good , performance. Both on and off campus, they put in the work. The team ended the season on a high note, as both the boys and girls A were named CCL North Champions. "This season has been like a Victory Royale--it wasn't just about the finish, it was about the dt journey that brought us there," said Marcel Joe, Freshman Rookie of the Year and CCL All-Star. Junior CCL MVP Steven Galatis ji commented, "Overall we had a great season, obviously winning the CCL Championship for both girls and boys as well as dy everyone building better PR's and work ethic." Galatis came in 1st in CCL's, helping to lead the team to victory. ba
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The 2020-21 school year marked the beginning of the Austin Prep Girls Field Hockey program. Sophomore Captain Casey /Ahlin (below) talked about what it was like to be a leader on this new team: “Going in we were looking to be competitive and .owork hard. The goal was always to have fun and improve every day.” The future looks bright for the young team. Ahlin “commented on the team's growth, “We have improved so much over the short amount of time we've been able to play. We -are really starting to become closer as a team and work well together. It's easy to want to come to practice every day and work -nard when the whole team has a determined mindset. We've come so far since tryouts and we're only going to keep getting etter.” The highlight of the season was the girls’ first win over rival St. Mary’s on October 21st.
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The Cougars started off strong and finished in the middle of the playing field as the golf season progressed, ending up 3rd in the league with a 5-5 record. “I think we could have done a lot better as a team, but in the league finals our team played well, earning us third place," commented Max Hampoian '23. Captains Doug Russo '91 and Joey Thibodeau '21 lead the pack this year.
Below: Malerie Lague '25 with the putt.
‘m proud of every game we played as a fam and I think it speaks volumes to wv e strong bond between all players and aches that we were able to create,” + !hcalled senior Hannah Sullivan. The .. -ls soccer team had a great season ,)) sidering all the obstacles that were »rown at them, unlike any year before. i" /aving more games than practices and |) ueezing two to three games in one ~\ ’ek was not an easy task. They de rengthened their bond throughout the ~ »oason and kept their heads held high to d iw d with a 7-2-2 record and making it to i CCL cup semi-finals.
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1. Sam MacCormack
2. Gabrielle Vachon
3. Hannah Sullivan
4. Catherine Gallagher
6. Jessica Caputo
8. Amelia Outlon
9. Sydney DeRoche
10. Emily Clay
11. Simona Kovacev
12. Delaney McNinch
13. Jordan Kim
14. Ayla Urquizo
15. Jessica Marks
16. Isabella Tenreiro
18. Katherine Millett
19. Clara Siewert
20. Ainsley Golini
21. Samantha Regan
22. Kate Simpson
The Boys Soccer team turned in another great season. "I really admired the team's determination to win and eagerness to play throughout the season, as the season brought many changes to the game,” said Captain Nicholas Fanuele '22. Nico, along with many other players, celebrated the team's ability to take on any challenge with 110% effort. The players really
developed as a team overall. One highlight was their big win against Saint Joseph's Prep. It was a very evenly matched game until Phillip Renzullo '23 came up big with a beautiful goal to put Austin Prep in front. That was definitely an important victory for the team, one that boosted the confidence of the players for the rest of the season.
1. Ioannis Andrikopoulos
2. Michael Kamelle
3. Marc Barletta
4. Liam Gildea
5. Brendan Ardito
6. Phillip Renzullo
7. Brady Cerveny
8. Sam Charchaflian
9. Connor O’Neill
10. Nicholas Fanuele
13. Alessandro Fanuele
14. Andrew Fetten
15. Kip LeBaron
16. Aidan Connors
18. Sebastian Guerra
19. Jack Iannibelli
20. Tristan Miller
22. Ryan Hickey
23. Devin Trevor
24. Dominic Gabardi
31. Jared Hickey
Austin Prep's girls volleyball team had another strong and successful season this year. Despite the
setbacks from Covid, the girls worked harder than
ever for an impressive finish. Capitan Molly Ardito said, "Our goals this year as a team were to go into every game with the mindset like we're not losing. We were motivated to make it to the CCL finals [ again like the previous year, and that's what we did." The girls had to adjust to new rules and regulations this year but used motivation and thei! h hard work ethic to keep pushing forward. The unbreakable bond the girls had added to their he success, as the team considered themselves as one big family. “I can truly say that all of those girls are my sisters and forever will be. We just all got along so incredibly well,” said Ardito. Led by exceptional coaches, there was no doubt this team of hardworking girls would go far.
happen." We saw Football and Cheer pushed to the "Fall 2"
igh this year was different, sports and the Austin Prep ommunity thrived throughout the winter season. Emily _ Pessina '21, a Winter Track Captain, talks about how this _ winter sports season and winter community were different » compared to prior seasons. “I felt as though the people on my team this year were super flexible and understanding of the challenges the coaches faced to allow us to have the best season possible and I know everyone was able to enjoy the - season regardless. I personally have greatly enjoyed this season and I am very thankful to the coaches who made it _ season, as well as Winter Track delayed and run outdoors. broadcasted on Zoom without a live audience like years past, but both still came with great success. The annual & } ff Bie ccusating contest was able to have both an in-person — ‘and a virtual contest. Overall, this winter season went ‘without a hitch despite the adversity and challenges that
Additionally, the Nutcracker and Lesson & Carols had to be » came with this year.
Nothing can stop Austin Prep from continuing our annual tradition of Lessons and Carols. Where we sing Christmas carols and read passages that highlight our core values of Caritas, Veritas, and Unitas. Speaker Olivia Ferri '23 from Lessons and Carols commented that it “allowed me to connect with the community during such chaotic and difficult times and I was more than happy to keep this Austin tradition alive!” Along with Olivia, saxophone player Casey Ahlin '23 agreed that “in spite of everything we could still spread some holiday spirit.”
© Seniors who participated in The Nutcracke Snow Queen and Sugarplum Court, Zoe K Court, Faith Moran: Snow Queen and Sugarplt
r are TJ Brosnan: Cavalier, TJ Dysart: The Nutcracker, Brianna Fountain: aroub: Sugarplum Fairy, Nizhoni McDonough: Arabian and Sugarplum im Court, Ryan Noyes: Cavalier, Martin Twombley: The Mouse King
Above: Seniors Tj Dysart, who sryed the Nutcracker, and Marvin Twombley, the Mouse King
This was senior Brianna Fountain's third show dancing in the Nutcracker and she performed as the Snow Queen and the Sugar Plum. Even with Covid restrictions she said, "Dancing at Austin is an experience I hold really close to my heart and I'm so grateful that I had the opportunity to perform in the Nutcracker this year. Even though the circumstances of the pandemic caused some changes, being able to perform in it one last time was unforgettable and means the world to me. Dancing in the Nutcracker made the world feel normal again, even if it was only for a few hours." Junior Julia Viana, who played the Dr. Drosselmeyer said, "A lot of scenes had to be cut short because of the 45 minute time slot, but the show came out to be great and made it as good as it could be."
Austin Prep holds the annual Spirit Week every year where students get to dress down for a week with a donation to St. Jude Hospital. Every day is a new theme and students are given a bracelet with their donation. The total amount of money raised this year for St. Jude was $5,894. During the week, teachers and students are able to donate goods and extra money if they would like. Senior Ariana Clark said "My favorite day during spirit week was definitely Decades day. I never have seen the whole school have that much spirit. This was probably the most kids that have dressed up to the full extent of the theme in my whole four years at Austin. I think this spirit week was better than in the past because more students participated and dressed up to their fullest extent.”
The themes for each day were: Monday - Swinter Tuesday - Decades Wednesday - Colors of the Day Thursday - Flannels Friday - Colors of the Day
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The Girls Varsity Basketball team had a challenging year like many sports. They made the most of it, though. “Ideally it would've been great to have fans be able to watch us, like our friends and family, but also to have pasta parties and spend more time with the team, but I am happy we were able to have our season,” said Grace Ardito '21. Starting with preseason and all the way to the end they gave nothing but 100% effort. Their relationship as a team was a huge gateway to how well they played, even keeping it up after a two week quarantine, and some Zoom-based workouts and practices. "We were missing a couple girls due to having to quarantine but the players that were there definitely came together and won it for them.” Molly Ardito '21. The team especially came together after the Arlington Catholic game which was high tension but they played their hardest to end the game with a win for AP!
Below: The team huddles together during a \ timeout. Right: Nyree Kourkounian '22 drives past her defender and heads for the hoop.
2. Gabrielle Vachon
3. Victoria Withycombe
4. Sydney DeRoche
5. Nyree Kourkounian
10. Denely Cushing
11. Amanda Patti
12. Molly Ardito
13. Delaney McNinch
15. Jessica Barrett
23. Grace Ardito
24. Kerri Finneran
34. Katelin Stone
Left: Victoria Withycombe '22 cheering on her teammates while waiting to substituted in.
Below: The players cheer on their teammates extra
loud from the sidelines.
The Austin Prep Boys Basketball team overall had a very successful season with a record of 11-5. Their perseverance throughout th: Vit season was definitely a major factor for their success, and won 10 games in a row before entering the CCL Cup Tournament. Senior Lence Altenor said “The season wasn’t necessarily the best due to COVID but I’m extremely grateful for the opportunity that we ha: to play a bunch of games.” Also when asked about how it felt to score his 1000th point with Austin Prep he said, “Scoring my 1000 point was truly a blessing and something that I always dreamed of when I was in middle school. I’m extremely happy that I got to score it with Austin and the best coaches and teammates ever.” The team played well in the league tournament, ultimately bowing to Bishop Feehan in a hard-fought game.
The team during a timeout listening to Coach Sigsbury’s plan for a play after the timeout is over.
Above: Head Coach Duane
and Assistant Coach Jaycob Morales
3. Marveen Pierre
4. Jack Caruso
10. Joel Mireles
11. Lence Altenor
12. Sam Charchaflian
13. Michael Gizzi
21. Yiani Andrikopoulos
23. David McMahon
24. Matt Gaffney
25. Michael Simmons
30. George Kiu
32. Quinn Morse
33. Thomas Skeffington
Covid has affected us all in many different ways, but especially our sports. “Covid canceled some of our games, and even shut
us down for two weeks. It tried to harm the team’s connection and ability to come close with each other,” said Senior Elise ¥ Lyons. Senior Alli Martinson stated, “We had to have long meetings after practice to be able to create a bond with each and
every one of our teammates in order for us to succeed on the ice.” The team was able to succeed despite how tough the
season was. They had two close games with St. Mary's. In the first game, the team was down 4-2 and was able to score two goals in the last five minutes and tie it up 4-4. In their second game, the team came out on top after an intense game. The
team finished the season 7-2-2.
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5. Robert McDonald
6. Evan Regan
7. Noah Pineo
9. Brady McGrath
11. Douglas Russo
12. Conor Griffin
13. Ryan Ackerley
14. Aidan Elkins
15. Colin McGrath
16. Deniro DeMarco
17. Nicholas Nardone
18. Thomas Fabbo
19. Jacob Duval
20. Trevor Lundy
21. Joseph Thibodeau
22. Matthew Chatelle
23. Joshua Williams
24. Ty Wood
25. Nick Saunders
26. Jason DiBiase
30. Nathan DeRoche
33. Conor Peterson
Austin Prep Boys Hockey finished with an overall record of 8-2-3 with their season cut short one week before the CCL playoffs. Senior Captain Joey Thibodeau said, “This year had its ups and downs and definitely was a season I'll always remember. We had a great group of guys on the team and we all bonded quickly. I think we made the most of this season and » it was a great time with the boys.” With Covid in play, Joey also mentioned, “Covid obviously affected our season in many ‘different ways but I think we all adapted to the rule changes and it showed the type of team we really are.” The team was fortunate enough to play all of their games without any cancellations until the end of the year.
The Girls Ski Team was finally ready to start racing after their first race was postponed a few times. Captain Elizabeth Bodett ‘21 said, “My favorite part of the season was having the opportunity to do team practices on the hill after races." The team had a large number of new people join which can be challenging for most teams. This didn’t stop them from doing extremely well this season. Captain Deanna DiNitto '21 said, “My favorite part about my Senior season was winning first place overall in the Interscholastic League race.” The team did overall very well in this race with Sydney Pilla '23 placing third. Although shorter than usual, the Girls Ski Team had another successful season.
. Elizabeth Bodette
Brooke Brown
Allison Byrnes
Lilly Byrnes
Madeline Byrnes
Rachel Coons
Deanna DiNitto
Cailin Fennessy
Caitlin Gagne
_ Margaret Gove
Elizabeth Hart
) Catherine Jalbert
Caroline Kelly
1/ Michelle Laferriere
Malerie Lague
Katherine Lee
Jessica Marks
4) Elizabeth Martin
Paige Martin
Lindsay McDonald
Abigail O'Keefe
Alison Perault
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Ava Quinn
Lilliana Rizza
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"Skiing is the next best thing to having wings’, -Oerah Winfrey
Although this Ski season wasn't quite what everyone was hoping for due to Covid, the Boys Ski Team enjoyed every moment they had racing this year. Captain Jack Bartley '21 states his favorite moment from this season was the team's first win against Newport. "It was our last chance to get a win this year, and my last chance ever, so it was extra special to me." The team had four races and went to the Interscholastics as well. Maxwell Clarke '21 said the highlight of his A season was "Getting to race first at the last race." Although there were fewer spectators and the slopes felt quieter than (k usual, the Boys Ski Team appreciated the season they did have.
Maxwell Clarke and Jack Bartley
Jack Bartley
Luke Bartley
Enzo Carminati
Maxwell Clarke
John Cogswell
Jacob Coons
Dante Filadoro
Dario Filadoro ' Alexander Fiorante
Steven Galatis
Liam Gildea
; Cameron Hosmer
George Mamakos
Nareg Minassian
Andrew Nedroscik
Ryan Rech
Even though COVID-19 presented some challenges, the Austin Prep swim team was still able to find victory, coming out as undefeated in CCL North and Runner-Up for CCL Final. The swim meets were held virtually, and the swimmers competed on their own, comparing times with their opponent. By the end of the season, Elizabeth Walsh '21 was even able to set the school record for 50 free, 100 free, 100 back, and 200 medley relay this year after setting the 200 IM and 200 free relays last year. She states, “Swimming, for the most part, is an individual sport, but this team really feels like a family. Every practice and every race is a team effort, which is my favorite part. I love the adrenaline of diving in for a race and it feels even better when you are doing it with the support of the whole team. Although we race in our own lanes, we win together.”
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Swimmers dive into pool at the start of the race.
Although football had a different look this year, the team still played great. Due to Covid-19 the football team had their season moved to the Fall 2 season which began in late February. Unfortunately, a few games were canceled, cutting back on their playing time. The team's first win against Cardinal Spellman was a highlight for Thomas Skeffington '22. "It was a true team effort and the excitement felt by everyone was really great." Sal LoCoco '21 said, "We still worked harder than most teams and competed in every game even when people didn't think we could." The team faced many challenges this year but persevered through, working together for a great season. In the end, the team had a great season and was happy to be back on the field. es
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3. Aiden Noke
4. Ronan Noke
5. Brendan Walsh
7. Sal Lococo | 12. Andrew Jackvony t 14. Adrian Quezada Si 17. Marcos De La Cruz
22. Micheal Gizzi
23. Lee Poulin
26. Jack Bartley
27. Colin Neal
32. Jackson Tucker
45. Nate Bibeault
47. Andrew Becker
51. Paul Collins
52. Maxwell Clarke
57. Jack Keefe
59. Daniel Kwiatek
61. Hunter Weldon
63. Henry Jalbert
75. Josh Robichaud
78. Ricardo Fernandes
83. Conor Peterson 6% 85. Thomas Skeffington
With this school year being much different compared to other years, Winter Track had to be held outside rather than be held inside te due to COVID-19 regulations. But the team pushed on and didn’t let the major change affect them. Emily Pessina '21, a Winter Trac i team captain for the 2021 season talks about how the season was and how it went with all the changes, “Being unable to attend me« i inside and having to hold them outside on our track definitely gave a different feel to the season than usual. Knowing that practicin and competing primarily outside was necessary for keeping everyone safe and healthy.” Although that this year was different, both I the girls and boys teams were able to come in second place at the CCL Championship Meet with all the changes that the team had t
hurdle. Steven Galatis was named Most Outstanding Runner for his first place finish in the Mile.
Both Competition and Game Team got to showcase their performances during halftime for the first time since 2019!
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Madison Barbieri
Cayla Baroud
Claire Boulanger
Emerson Byrne
Lily Caron
Molly Cinquegrano
Ava Colella
Elena Gangemi
Oivia McDonald
Anna Prideaux
Jillian Regan
Arianna Shalhoub
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“Fall 2” - a season never heard of before this year. Two fall teams, Che 4, included, were pushed into this wed¢ season. Hoping to get the chance of performing they were eager to work. | The Cheer team faced a few challeng: this season with new rules and regulations. Captain Ava Colella ‘23 said, “This season was a weird one, bi as a captain I made sure to make it fi as normal as possible. It was definite! hard trying to come together as a teal ®& when we only saw each other once a week, but we made the most of it.” D' to weather and other circumstances, \) the team only got the chance to chee! two football games this season. The 7h Austin Prep cheerleaders made the most of what they got and decided th’ ™ next year they are going to bring thei: all. “We were lucky enough to get the ™ chance of having aseason. Weare ™% grateful that we got to experience cheering through this time and we he ¥\, that by next year we can make a yy comeback," states Madi Barbieri '23. ™s
Jillian Regan '22, Megan Silvia '22, and Ashlyn Rago '22 pose for a picture after performing their Captain's dance.
Madison Barbieri
Sasha Callaway
Olivia Cann
Samantha Cecchini
Ava Colella
Sofia Fanuele
Anna Ferrati
Daniella Gillespie
Jaya Gupta
Grace Kanayan
Blake Meissner
Anika Mittal
Anna Prideaux
Ashlyn Rago
Jillian Regan
Megan Silva
Sami Smith
#0 n Prep Dance Team had many hopes and dreams going into the 2021 season. Returning from a great season with a bid to
®@jonals and competing at States, the dancers had plans to grow as a team and compete even stronger this year. However, like a
gh ither sports this year, Dance was pushed into the new wedge “Fall 2” season. Unlike any of the other sports, the Austin Prep (}:e team did not have any opportunities to compete. With a brand new team, Austin Prep coaches, and captains decided upon W*)aching last year's dance and holding a Parent Night for the team. Captain Meg Silva ‘22 stated, “My hope was to win States i season. Since Covid happened we were not allowed to compete at all, which was disappointing. We successfully were able to (ic our new team, which will help us next season.” Even though this was not the State win they were hoping for, they got many
ye? ygirls, taking their team from 5 people to 15. This season helped the team grow as better dancers but as a closer team as well. P| ‘also says, “My favorite part about being on the team is getting to know all of the girls. We are all able to bond through dance. re we spend so much time together, these girls have become my best friends.” 1a (
adeline frorman: Si la L1CKe" every day during and aiter scn things such as 10n: thi number, and timing the musical acco: ity, the show m not ha r tch. “The hig! the shov af d everyone So Napp'
/vaking place at the LANAM Club in Andover + marainy Thursday night, the Senior class had - heir much-needed Prom. "I'm really grateful » ve even got to have a Prom this year at all,” ) aid Jess Caputo '21. Every student looked _reat and they got to have an amazing night of .90d, photos, and dancing. "The Class of 2021 ).eeded something to bring us together after all
«| ye have been through, and this year's Prom id exactly that for us," stated Kip Lebaron '21.
As they bid farewell to their classmates, Austin Prep’s Seniors were able to celebrate one final time together as a class. Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation ceremonies were 7 held in the stadium on a beautiful afternoon to allow for family members to commemorate their special moment. Emma Ricciardeli, the Class of 2021 Salutatorian said, “It was bittersweet. I was excited to finally graduate and celebrate as a class, but it was also the first time that it really hit me that high school was over and we would all be going our own ways.” The day was filled with many speeches and awards. When asked how it felt to earn Valedictorian of her class, Faith Moran commented, “I was surprised, honored, and a little seared. The thought of giving a speech made mea little nervous, but at the end of the day I was just happy that I would be able to see the class all together at graduation.” It was a fitting finale to many great years at Austin.
ve: Valedictorian Faith Moran addresses « classmates. Below: Salutatorian Emma Ricciardelli presents her speech. i= OO we ae i>
The Austin Prep Baseball team is off to a fantastic start. At this time, they are 8-o with major wins over some competitive program: including an exciting win over St. Mary's in extra innings. Senior Captain Jake Elbeery has been a fantastic role model for the team When asked if he was proud to be a leader to this team, he responded with, “I am very proud of this team and to have had the opportunity to lead is a great experience. Our team has so much potential and can go very far, as it’s one of the best teams I’ve ever been a part of.” Junior Captain Evan Blanco added, “There is definitely a family atmosphere. Everyone wants to see their teammat perform at their best on the field but we also want to make sure everyone is doing great off the field, too.” Junior Captain Ernie Litt! was asked how it felt to be a leader for this team. He replied, “My reaction was obviously very excited, but I knew it came with a big | role and responsibilities. It made me feel honored to be able to lead such a talented group of players. I am definitely proud to be known as a captain of one of the best teams in the state. It is an honor.” The leadership of the captains plus the efforts put in during the offseason are a major reason for the success of this year's team. They are looking forward to making a deep run in the CCL Cup and the State Tournament. The team would like to give a shout out to the Baseball Ops crew (Hannah Sullivan, Jack Keefe, Stephen Burke, Chris Roberts, Patrick Fazzolari, Colin Neal, and Ryan Hickey) as they are a major factor in the team’s success with their efforts on and off the field.
1. Alex Fernandes
2. Ernie Little
3. Aidan Driscoll
4. David VanderZouwen
5. Connor O’Neill
6. Jake Zawatsky
7. Josh Keith
8. Brenden Walsh
9. Nick Saunders
10. Jack Sweeney
11. Dominic Gabardi
12. William Burns
13. Jake Elbeery
14. Jack Iannibelli
15. Steven Galatis
16. Francis Martin
17. Evan Blanco
18. Charlie Gagnon
19. William Cacciatore
20. Thomas O’Koniewski
21. Christopher Trodden
22. Matthew Chatelle
23. Aidan Noke
24. Ronan Noke
25. James Mahoney
Brooke Brennan
Alyssa Vounessea
Sabina Axelrod
Madison Vittands
Madeline Hickey
Anna Dahlman
Jessica Barrett
Kerri Finneran
Lauryn Hanafin
- ha lot of new players, the Girls Lacrosse team has been practicing extra hard and giving it irall to reach their goal of becoming close and adapting to work together with new players. “ir hard work paid off! "Our strongest asset as a team would be our drive to learn and to get j er," said Captain Alyssa Vounessea '21 The game that really had an impact on their team » against Archbishop Williams. Once they reached a tie the team realized what they had to » Each and every one of them stepped up individually and as a team and were able to win 1 flying colors. With games like this, their team bond is as strong as ever. "I'm happy we /ve so many new players because it gives our team a new start after having lost an opportunity season," stated Captain Casey Bachner '21. With where they are headed they're in high » es of doing well in the CCL Cup and hopefully in the State Tournament.
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1. Adam Higginbottom
2. Lee Poulin
3. Dante Filadoro
4. Nicholas Blessing
5. Andrew Nedroscik
6. Declan Sullivan
7. Gannon Ricci
8. Christopher Weber
9. Trevor Coughlin
10. Owen White
11. Robert McDonald
12. Dario Filadoro
13. Henry Jalbert
14. Liam Harrington
15. Riley Abbott
16. Liam Gildea
17. Wyatt Langway
19. Quinn Meissner
20. Corbin Martin
22. Matthew Bellis
24. Maxwell Hampoian
26. Jack Seibel
»> Boys Lacrosse team is off to an undefeated start lead by Senior Captains Liam
/>rington and Quinn Meissner. When asked how lacrosse has impacted him as a
7 ser, Meissner said, "Playing under Coach Smyth and some of the most sensational
»vers Austin prep has ever seen has really made me improve on and off the field. I
» learned whenever I am on the field I give 100% and that mentality has pushed me
¥ ive 100% in everything I do outside of lacrosse." Junior Captain J ack Seibel «mented, "Our compete level in practice has lead to our success in games." Because
i ris, Austin Prep Lacrosse is on the road to following their previous seasons of being
tof the top teams in the CCL and doing well in the State Tournament.
After spring sports were canceled last year, this year's season was very important, especially for the Seniors. They have made a lot of good memories this year and have had some good games this season so far. Melina Fedele '22 says, "Our first game, the come from behind win showed the bond our team was already making and the potential our team has for a great season." They made another great comeback win against Malden Catholic, and Brianna Meroli '22 hit her first home run of the season, which led them to their win. Brianna said, "I just remember what it was like being a Freshman on this team, it was one of the best experiences of my life. The upperclassmen brought out the best in me and I just want to be able to do that for the younger girls this year!" The team is hoping to go far in the CCL Cup and the State Tournament later this season.
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1. Emily Croteau
2. Neave Sullivan
3. Amanda Patti
4. Ava Intoppa
6. Cassandra Valentine
8. Paige Barlow
10. Emma Guthrie 4
11. Caroline Melanson
12. Jodee Domey
13. Megan Wilcox
15. Juliana Iannibelli
18. Katie Young
23. Melina Fedele
24. Brianna Meroli
Above: Jodee Domey '22 heads for the dugout
Below: Juliana Iannibelli '24 throws another strikeout
The girls tennis season started off strong with many new players eager to learn. “In the beginning it was hard because you have to challenge each other to see who gets the spot, but it only made us better players,” said Ariana Clark ‘o1. Another big challenge was finding out where players are best fit, whether that would be playing doubles, or would be better asa singles player. People moved around but it made them better overall players. Helena Trojer ‘23 said, “Everyone on the team was versatile. We were all willing to play with different people and in different positions.” Throughout the season the team improved on power on the ball and communication. The team is hoping the season continues to go well and ends on a high note with success in the CCL Cup Tournament.
Ariana Clark
Anna Ferranti
Maria Hanna
Alexandra Kennedy
Kylie McDonald
/Meredith McDonough
Katherine Millett
Riley O’Connor
Amelia Oulton
Elena Oulton
Chloe Russell
Kayla Russell
Alexa Schiela
Simpson
Elizabeth Urick
The Austin Prep Boys Tennis team season is off to a great start and has been playing great as a team. With Eddie Wei '21 and Christopher Gerety '22 as captains, the team kept reaching to push the boundaries. Eddie talked about how the team faced any new challenges this season. "The main challenge this year definitely has to be adapting to the outdoor environment. In addition, most of us haven’t played a team match in 2 years, so getting back into the swing of it was also a challenge in the first couple matches." Although half the team is brand new so there is a little bit of a rebuilding process, they have been playing great and are having an excellent season. They have only lost one match up through the first half of it and are looking forward to the postseason!
George Chapian
_ Aidan Conners
‘Christopher Gerety
) Vikram Gonuguntla
|Marcel Joe
» Vanish Mishra
» Benjamin Sperling
Eddie Wei
As the school year comes to an end, the Spring Track and Field L athletes have had an amazing season. With a large and ambitious team this year, the AP runners worked hard to become better on the track and closer as a team. TJ Brosnan '21 said his favorite memory from this season was cheering on his teammates during | meets. "I feel that it showed their support for one another and ho close they all had grown as a team." Last year the team didn't ge! chance to compete due to the canceled season. Fortunately this year they will get the chance to race and have a State Championship meet as well. Molly Dugan '21 said, "The team is filled with some of the hardest working people I've ever met." Many personal records were also set this season, including Alyss: Mangino '23, who achieved her PR in the 200m. She added, "Whi made this moment even better was all of the unconditional supp’ and love I received from my teammates and coaches."
oto R): Grace Ardito, Georgia Poulakis, TJ Brosnan,
svominick McDonough, Emily Pessina, Molly Dugan
Above: Georgia Poulakis '21 broke the school record in the 100m Hurdles.
Below: Alyssa Mangino '23 passing the baton to Tezza Galletta '25
Service has always been a good opportunity for students to share and spread their kindness to others. This year, Austin held some special service events for students to join. On Thanksgiving, students gathered together, carrying donated supplies on the bus to St. Mary of the Assumption Parish. “Doing service with my classmates from Austin Prep makes it even more enjoyable! You get to help your community with people who want to do just the same,” said Katherine Millett '24, who attended the Thanksgiving event.
On Christmas Day, members of the Austin Prep community gathered at the dining hall, once again packing daily supplies
Below,
Below, right: TJ Dysart '21 for donations of St. Mary of the Assumption Parish. Doing : and Kip
'21 carry boxes brings a basket of goods service gives students an opportunity to show kindness to those of Thanksgiving supplies. into the church who have given help in our daily lives. “I am glad that I could 9 put smiles on the faces of our healthcare workers and the Fire and Police Departments. They do so much for us and sometimes don’t get enough appreciation,” said Victoria Tenreiro '25. “I learned that helping people is one of the smallest tasks that people struggle to demonstrate. It made mg* feel good to know that I could make them happy.” a
Austin's service continued on Easter. We partnered with St. Mary of the Assumption Parish as well as Lazarus House to donate supplies to those in need. Service in Austin this year been essential due to Covid-19. “This current pandemic is a wake-up call and reminds us that everyone needs to make sacrifices for the greater good,” said Mr. Costello, “It's nice to see and hear the stories of people making sacrifices and help others during these challenging times.”
School students who helped assemble the Christmas supplies to be taken to the St.
during the Easter Holiday
Academic Decathlon
A Capella
Animation Club
Anime Club
APS Media Studio
APS Media Open Workshop
Astronomy Club
Austin Drama Guild
Austin Service Club
B.O.L.D
Best Buddies
Boys & Girls Service Club
Bullet Journal
Campus Ministry Club
Chemistry Society
Chinese Club
Classics Club and Certaman
Club Sports - Soccer
Club Sports - Softball
Coloring Club
Conservation Club
Cougar Academic Training
Creative Writing
Culinary Club
Dance - Upper School
Dance - Middle School
Debate Club
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Disney Club
Event Production Services
French Club I
French Club II
Friends of Rachel
Harry Potter Club
History Club
Latin Peer Tutors
Math Competition Club
Math Peer Tutors
Math Team - Middle School
Math Team - Upper School
Minecraft Club
Model United Nations
Movie Club - Middle School
Movie Club & ScreenwritingUpper School
National Honor Society
National Junior Honor Society
New England Club
Play Doh and Meditation
Psychology Club
Role Playing Games
Science Fiction / Fantasy Club
Sign Language Club
Spanish Club I
Spanish Club II
Spanish Peer Tutors
Student Government
Students for Home Base
Students for Social Awareness
Super Smash Brothers Club
Ultimate Frisbee
Walking Club
Women of Austin
Youth Climate Action Coalition
The start of spring also brought the return of the rest of the student clubs that had not been able to begin earlier in the year. These are a way for students to learn and have fun with friends. Each club focuses on something unique and different so that students are able to experience many different activities. Taylor Grohe ‘23, spoke about the Culinary Club. “It was awesome because we got to learn about different foods by seeing how they're made and enjoying them.” In all, the return of Cougar Block was a great finish to the school year.
The yearbook is an important part of school every year and we've been working hard on it to make it great after a challenging year. Ava Colella '23, part of the yearbook staff said, "The best part about making the yearbook this year was actually being a part of the team. Knowing the majority of the school buys the yearbook and keeps it for the rest of their lives makes me both happy and excited that they get to see all the hard work that we have put into it." The yearbook is something that you keep to look back on and reminisce about. Everyone on the staff agreed that working on the yearbook was really fun. Another member of the staff, Braydon Sullivan '23 said, "It's my first time helping with the yearbook and hopefully I can do it again."
CONGRATULATIONSON AN AMAZING END TO YOUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER! YOU HAVE INSPIRED US ALL WITH THE HARD WORK AND DEDICATION YOU PUT INTO EVERYTHING YOU DO! YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL ON THE INSIDE AND OUT AND WE ARE SO PROUD OF THI YOUNG LADY YOU HAVE BECOME. YOU HAVE ALL THI PERSONALITY, COMPASSION, GENEROSITY, KINDNESS, WARMTH AND INTELLIGENCE TO MAKE ANY OF YOUR DREAMS A REALITY.
WE WISH YOU ADVENTURE, HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS ID THE NEXT CHAPTER OF YOUR LIFE, WHEREVER THAT MAY BE :-)
WE HAVE BEEN SO BLESSED TO HAVE DAUGHTER AND BIG SISTER LIKE YOU!
LOVE, DAD, MOM, JOEY & VANESSA
MICHAEL, YOU HAVE SUCCEEDED BEYOND sour HOPES AND DREAMS. YOUR DETERMINATION, DEDICATION, AND HEART ARE THE QUALITIES THAT MAKE YOU GREAT/ ALWAYS BE TRUE TO YOURSELF AND YOU WILL SUCCEED IN ANYTHING YOU DO.
LOvE, DAD AND MOM
Molly & Grace,
We are so proud of both of you.
It has been an amazing four years at Austin and we are so excited to see what is next for each of you.
We know you will continue to do your best and achieve your goals.
Love you, Mom, Dad, Katelyn, Brendan and Matt
"All that you need is in your soul. _...Be a simple kind of man."
Beyond proud of all of your accomplishments over the years. Everything that you encounter in life is a lesson to grow. Along the road, there will be wonderful things to come and set backs. Even in rough times, there is something to be learned. You can use challenges as an anchor to weigh you down, or as a catalyst to move forward. The World is yours, Liam James - to explore, seek, experience all that it has to offer, and to share all that you have to offer to others who are lucky enough to cross your path.
Dream, believe, and achieve. The sky is the limit!
Love you always - Mom and Dad
She's a Killer Queen.... guaranteed to blow your mind anytime....... Fruitcake
Hayley,
As we celebrate your high school graduation, we watch in amazement at the inspiring, compassionate, resilient young woman you have become. Keep developing your passion and igniting your dreams. Set the world on fire!! We love you always and are SO very proud of you!
Papa, Nana, Mom, Eryn, Sam, Sydney & Chungus
We are so proud of you. You'rea talented young man, a hard worker and most importantly a stellar human being. You are destined for great things! Congratulations on a job well done. Love always, your biggest fans, Mom and Dad
‘Jessica, We are so proud of the person you have become and know you will do great at UTampa.
“Remember, all you need is Faith, Trust, and a little bit of Fairy “Dust! Love, Mom, ‘Dad, Sheila, Eric, Louie, and Lupo
» Congratulations on your graduation from Austin Prep! \We are extremely proud of you. You are funny, motivated, «smart and strong. You have already established the basis of asuccessful future, and we have no doubt you will accomplish great things! We love you and keep smiling!!
Love, Dad, Mom and Angela
Words can not describe how proud | am of all your hard work and >iccomplishments, and for the young man you have become! | love you. Love, Dad
Congratulations Stan! We love you and are so very proud of you!
Thank you Dr. Hickey and Austin Prep for seven wonderful years!
» “From Little Acorns Mighty Oaks Do Grow”
(J, we are so proud of the person “ou’ve become and can’t wait to ee what your future iolds...Surprise Us! Ove, )1om, Dad, Jack, Mikey, <atelynn, Nannie & Grampie, nd Champ
TJ Brosnan is six years old. He lives in Burlington, MA with his Mom and Dad and his two brothers, Jack and Mikey. They likes to read books, play with toys, and watch shows on TV and go to plays. His tavorite place to go is Polcar' s. When TJ grows UP, he would like to be an artist and an ‘llustrator. This is his first published book. have one fish. TJ
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WE Sf VERY PROUD OF YOU AND ALL OF YOUR HARD WORE! CAN'T WAIT TO SEE WHAT YOUR FUTURE HOLDS! YOU WILL DO GREAT THINGS! LOVE YOU SO MUCH~ M & D Congratulations, Conor!
We are so incredibly proud of you! You are an amazingly kind and generous person. And your extraordinary sense’ of humor lights up any room. We cannot wait to see what your future holds!
Katie, congratulations on making it
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AUSTIN PREP= this far. We are all so proud of HL) ; 8SPASTICS everything you have accomplished and know that you will go on to do so
‘Sic much more. You are smart, creative, y y funny and a joy to be around. We passes rn ee know that you will succeed J . wherever you go in life and can't (==.glae Ss wait to continue to be a part of it. Just remember that trash men . don't only work on Tuesdays!! Love ~ you to the moon and back!!
Love Mom, Dad, pi & Jamie
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. << J We are so proud of you and look ti 4 forward to seeing your next wy D> adventures. js ~~
Love Mom, Dad, Emma & Sara XXXXX
We are so proud of you and know that you will do great things at Quinnipiac and beyond!!!
Love Mom and John
"MAY YOU ACHIEVE ALL OF YOUR 7(DREAMS AND AMBITIONS. MAY YOUR } LIFE BE SURROUNDED WITH FAMILY, 4 FAITH AND FRIENDS ULTIMATELY, ONLY LOVE MATTERS.
>) LOVE MANY, TRUST FEW AND ALWAYS PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE.
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GEORGIA JOAN POULAKIS
WORDS CANNOT EXPRESS HOW PROUD WE ARE OF YOU, HOW MUCH WE LOVE YOU AND HOW EXCITED WE ARE ABOUT YOuR FUTURE!! Ove LITTLE BaBy Gitar
I r We are so proud of you, Brady! Congratulations! Yo u ady J oh n Cerveny are smart, kind, talented and hilarious. We can't wait to see what comes next! Love, Mom, Dad and Sydney
Congratulations Michael! We are so proud of you!! Love; Mom, Dad and all your family!!
Congratulations Molly!
/ We are so proud of you! Next stop, Boston College! Love Mom, Dad ) and Jack
Congratulations Ellie!
Weare so very proud of you and all of your accomplishments throughout high school. We know you are going to thrive at CU Boulder! Go Buffs!
Love, Mom, Dad and Abby
N Alyssa (our "Zippy") - Congratulations on an amazing high school career! We could not be more proud of Cc) you. You have an unbelievable work ethic, an incredible sense of humor and a deep compassion for CN] others. Your future is so bright. Reach for the stars!
Love always, Mom, Dad, Alana, Jay & Janna.
You have always looked toward the horizon, toward the unknown, toward your future. Through all the searching we have been there for you. We will always be here for you. But it is now time to fly...toward the horizon, toward the unknown, toward your future! We love you more than tongue can tell. .We are proud of you more than tongue can tell.
Mumsy & Pop-Chop CONGRATULATIONS NIZHONI!! USC TROJANS 2025
SVE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU! WE WISH YOU ALL THE BEST AT USC. FIGHT ON!
) LOVE, DAD, MOM AND CHEWY
Congratulations!
Be bold, be courageous, SIs sshhthhhhi be your best.
Thumbs up indeed, precious girl! It's been an amazing journey & We love you, ae a wild ride. Serafina, we could not be more proud of you! We have NO doubt you will fulfill all your dreams, and as your family we will love you & support you every step of the way. Love, Shmeh,J, Ne, Nu & Fi....x0.... V LLL AAA Mom, Dad, Elena, Marianna and Shelby
Continue to charm the world with your quick wit and unique sense of humor, yim
— You are happiest when you are creating. May you find lots of places to use your creativity to share with the world. We love you a. so much and | i : we are SO
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We are so proud of the man you have become. We love you and wish you the best in your years ahead. God has more in store for you than you can even imagine. Love, Mama, Dad, Dante and Dania
We are so proud of you. Keep reaching for the stars! We can’t wait to see what’s next on your journey. We
WE are so happy and proud on your success at AP! Your wit, humor, and ALWAYS being true to yourselfis what we Dean na Mia love about you! We op ae can’t wait = see where Di Nitto your journey takes you!
Love, Dad, Mom, Jeffrey and Daniela
Congratulations Gianna!
All your hard work and dedication paid off, Dad and / can't wait fo see what great experiences Emmanuel will bring for you! We wish you nothing but the best!!
love, Mom & Dad
Our Demitri, you are an amazing young man with the very brightest future ahead of you. We are 80 Hannah, proud of you and all that you have accomplished, We wre so poud of you! We we looking fouvrad to Reach for the moon our boy watching the next chapter of your sowunrey at HPU! and you will get the stars. Wherever you go, we are right by your side. We love you dearly!
Love, Mom, Dad, Buaydon, Declan and Fenway 4 mee
With undying love and devotion for eternity,
Dad, Mom, Sage, and Milou
Brenna Bear,
You are amazing! We could not be more proud of you. UNH is lucky to have you. Go do big things beautiful girl! Love, Mom, Dad, and Joey
Congrats on your success, Allie. Stay kind, stay strong and most importantly, stay you! We love you so much. Dad, Ma, Jessie & Jack -lamso roud of you! Can't wait to see whatyourfutureholds! = Faith Moran love you, Mom
We are so proud of you and everything that you have accomplished. We are so excited to see what the future holds for you!
We Love You! Dad, Mom & Madison
Congratulations! We are so proud of you and the respectable young man you have become. Never stop being you. Reach for the Stars. We love you so much. Mom and Dad
Congratulations on your graduation! We are so proud of the person you are and all that you have accomplished. Here's to your future that is as bright as your smile! We love you!
Love, Mom, Dad, Nick, and Jessie
Congratulations on all your
Congratulations Brady! We are so proud of you. We love you! Mon, Dad, Ashley and Colin accomplishments.
Cassandra: the one who shines and excels
We are so proud of you, Go light the world! Mom, Dad and Cam
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. Make a difference! We love you so much and are very proud! Love Mom & Dad!
| am so proud of you Max! Merrimack is so lucky to have you! Love, Kaylee Good Kid, Don't Change! Congrats on your high school graduation, Love ya brother! Spencer
Congratulations, Casey! You are a blessing, a bright light in our lives. We're so proud of you, and we know you'll do
don't take" Take lots of shots!
We Love You-Mom, Dad, Patrick, Caroline
great things in the years Casey Bachner and MaryKate
It’s been our joy to watch you grow and achieve so much these past four years, Hope you know how proud we are and how much we love you. So excited for you and all that lies ahead at Northeastern! Love, Mom and Dad
TJ, Congratulations on your graduation! It's been a pleasure to see you grow and achieve
You know tha so much. We wish you every success in your strength you get from future endeavors. Stay close to God. a close family.
You are learning It must have been those green apples! about the value of Love, _ “hard work, Grammie & Grampa : Throughout life you will keep striving.
Deanna Mia DiNitto
You are a gift! could have never forseen. Your smile lights up the room as your twinkling eyes foretell a bright future. You area flower about to bloom. You are my granddaughter, and am so happy that you are a part of my life. Love, Gigi
Isabel Geary
Congratulations Isabel We are so very proud of you. You are on your way | Love, Mom, Dad and Elizabeth
Sal- We are so proud of you and all you accomplished at Austin Prep! Looking forward to seeing you thrive at Tufts!
Ethan Luongo
Congratulations Ethan! We wish you all the best life has to offer. Weare so proud of you! Love Mom, Dad and Ella 1OU GRID.
SERGIO DOMINGO S7D8
Ho'omaika’i’ ana Sergio! We are so proud of you The sky is the limit Go UH Warriors! Love Mom & Dad
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