2021 Priory Yearbook

portola valley, california

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12477-000 Date: Jan 04 2021 Artist: DB Plant: KC

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“I am evergreen, and with every passing day, I am becoming younger.”

Mithun Chakraborty

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ever { community }

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forever together - pg. 10

ever present - pg. 36

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ever learning - pg. 78

ever young - pg. 92

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green { pandemic }

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hoping for greener pastures - pg. 112

one colorful year - pg. 136

{ sports }

{ seniors }

out on the green - pg. 154

getting the green light - pg. 170

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As we were sitting in Father Egon Plaza in the July heat distributing last year’s yearbook, we were struggling to come up with a theme for this yearbook. We truly had no idea how this year would turn out. At the time there was no vaccine the words Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson were not in our daily vocabulary - COVID cases were rapidly spiking during the summer wave, and we were expecting to start the school year on campus. How we were supposed to commemorate a year when we had no idea what was ahead of us? We knew that things would be different in more ways than less. And as we sat in the middle of an empty but serene campus, hearing the birds chirping and the trees rustling against the wind, waving at the occasional teacher or monk driving up campus, and feeling the hot sun bear down on us, the theme was right in front of us.

It was the row of evergreen trees that neatly line the senior parking lot. They cover our campus - they are around the labyrinth, along the back path to the tennis courts, behind the dorms, along Portola Road and the road into campus, next to Founders Hall - the list goes on and on.

Evergreens shroud our community and isolate us from the harsh world around us, to create our own world where all are welcome and all are valued for their gifts and talents. And thus for this year’s theme, EVERGREEN, we hope to capture the beauty and warmth of the campus that we spent most of the school year away from. This yearbook’s color palette is sampled from the flowers and greenery on campus.

All the colors you see in the yearbook, you can see right here on campus.

But in addition to representing our campus, this theme has another meaning for this school year. EVER, for the things that never changed here at Priory: the community, our friendships, the undying dedication of our teachers to our learning, to give us the best education out of the toughest circumstances; and GREEN, for everything that has been upended since the pandemic: the senior year experience for the class of 2021, sports seasons, the world.

Just as evergreen trees persevere through the winter and keep their leaves, we, the Priory community, have persevered through this time of challenge, pain and struggle. And as we see ourselves out of this pandemic, we will continue to persevere.

For a year that has certainly been memorable, we hope this yearbook will do it some justice.

Christina Cheng and Remy Fu 2020-21 Yearbook Editors

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“I think crying for men is gonna become more common. I cried cutting onions yesterday. It was very emotional.”

“One nice thing about being an adult is you can do what you want. Now when I eat I put my elbows on the dinner table, because I am allowed to.”

“You need to be at least 25 to enjoy cottage cheese.”

“Someday, you’ll go on a date where all you do is eat beans.”

“It’s my job to lightly make fun of everyone in my advisory.”

Student: “Can I call you dad?” Mr. H: “No son”

“If you don’t use your turn signal on a highway you should go to prison for the rest of your life.”

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“We’re doing English, and we can make anything up if we have evidence.”

“OG. This means oh gosh, not original gangster.”

“Do people still drink water? Like, is it still around?”

by Christina Cheng

special thanks: Peyton Ward, Bobby Youstra

dear Mr. Hatzopoulos, The job description for a high school English teacher includes educating students on prescribed texts, developing writing assignments to accompany those texts, and challenging worldviews that surround certain momentous pieces of literature. While all of those things are important to create a well-rounded high school English curriculum, it is my belief that a teacher’s job extends far beyond that of what is taught in the classroom. Mr. Hatzopoulos, you joined the Priory community as an English teacher the same exact year we, the class of 2021, entered high school as freshman, but our class quickly came to realize that all of us found a mentor, guide and accidental comedian within you. High school is a confusing time that tests all of our abilities to become functioning adults while still holding on to the carelessness that is inevitable with youth, and we as students rely on someone to draw a fine line between carefree childhood and the entrance into adulthood. As I look back on my time at Priory, I remember screaming matches over New York Times mini crosswords to start each class and then a sudden silence as we all pondered the effects of a totalitarian government in George Orwell’s 1984. I also remember inwardly giggling at the PG-13 words on the whiteboard while struggling through a Brave New World reading quiz. Every class had the perfect balance of light-hearted humor and attempting to perfect a work ethic I will need to carry with me throughout the rest of my life. You did not only aim to create good English students, but good people. As we all make the terrifying and exciting steps into the college world, we can be comforted by your chill study beats playlist, your consistent usage of Garamond, and the home that we all have found within your classroom.

The Class of 2021 written by Emma Solomon { 2020-21 teacher dedication }

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{ community }

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forever together - pg. 10

ever present - pg. 36

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ever learning - pg. 78

ever young - pg. 92

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community forever together photo by Carter

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priory’s young saplings

by Sophie Curran, Remy Fu and Christina Cheng With the coronavirus pandemic and distance learning to begin the school year, this year’s sixth graders were introduced to the school and their classmates in a different way: through on-campus socials with activities and games on Kovacs Field and an orientation with a tour of the campus.

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1. Mr. Moseley leads a group of 6th graders to recreate a scene from “The Lion King” during a game of charades.

2. Vika Segal (6) smiles as the 6th grade class sits on the field during a class social.

3. The sixth grade class has fun with a game of “Simon Says” on Kovacs Field.

4. Reagan King (6) and Tiyana Bharwani (6) on one of many Priory staircases which showcase tiles created by each senior class.

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5. 6th graders proudly stand next to bags that they created on their retreat.

6. 6th graders race through an obstacle course during a class social.

7. Parth Agarwal (6) and Aanya Patni (6) learn how to make colorful tissue paper flowers with Ms. Sullivan.

8. Michael Ruff (6) gets ready to race during a class social!

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fresh new faces 9th graders participated in a number of offcampus summer parties and icebreaker zoom activities where they were able to meet each other and make friends safely.

by Sevastian Venegas, Carter Baginskis, Belle Fu, Remy Fu and Christina Cheng

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1. Sean Genet (9) and Yuta Tokusei (9) take a rest in the shade during orientation.

2. Kate Oshman (9) plays a game at orientation.

3. Kayla Matsuoka (9) and JJ Lehman (9) race through a game during 9th grade orientation led

by Ms. Vanderpol.

4. Aidan Vaughan (9) and Hudson Karnes (9) in Father Egon Plaza during orientation.

5. A group of students take a group cannonball into the pool on a hot summer day.

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6. Arsene Cheriere (9) and George Holmes (9) at the 9th grade sunset chapel.

7. Matthew Genet (9), Diego Gonzalez (9), Jack Carr (9), and Noah Dawson (9) get to know each other before the sunset chapel.

8. Jamie Field (9) and Eve Kavanaugh (9) stand social-distanced during orientation.

9. Matthew Kibarian (9), Solene Graham (9) and Cyrus Patel (9) relax in inner tubes at a summer party.

10. Students enjoy popsicles during a hot day at a summer social!

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faculty q&a Get to know Priory’s new faculty!

by Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

interviewed November 2020

Amy Harms

Theology Teacher

Director of Learning Support

Before working at Priory this year, what was your experience in education?

“I taught Elementary school for 4 years and high school for 3 years”

How would you describe your first few months at Priory?

“Everyone is so welcoming, and the students I have met are such deep thinkers”

“Unbelievable - I just don’t think I ever could have imagined starting a new job and only “seeing” my colleagues and students via zoom. I'm excited to get to meet the next version of Priory when we are able to get back on campus and be with one another officially.”

“Peaceful, Stimulating, Green”

“Organic, Conversational, Unique”

“I love Benedictine Spirituality, and the values, and the BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS”

“I was ready for a fresh start and was excited about working in a school where community and engagement are prioritized. ” “I think I’m supposed to say the cookies, but I'm really struck by the beauty of the school. It's just so smartly positioned, I love the trees and the garden is hard to beat.”

In 3 words, how would you describe Priory?

What attracted you to come to Priory?

“I worked at St. Ignatius for the past 13 years. Prior to that I was a college lacrosse coach at Stanford and St. Mary’s College.”

What is your favorite thing about the Priory campus so far?

“I love the GARDEN!”

If you could create a new class, what would it be?

“Theology of Food and Eating AKA What would Jesus chew?“

“Learning to Learn”

What unique quality have you noticed about Priory students so far?

“Priory students are creative thinkers, they provide new perspectives I never even considered, and are willing to discuss in meaningful ways.”

“I feel as though there is a fierce sense of independence and individuality but our students also know how to self-advocate.”

What are some things that make you laugh?

“I love stand-up comedy! (Dave Chappelle, Ali Wong, Tiffany Haddish, Chris Rock are some of my favorites)”

“Cat videos, quick wit, myself (I think I’m hilarious - others probably disagree) ”

What’s your favorite way to spend a day off?

“I like to go hiking, and pre-Covid, would search for and try restaurants (I can still do this now, but take-out is not the same!)”

“I love a good beach day”

Where would we find you if you could spend a week anywhere in the world and why?

“O, so many places-I love Korea! I would also like to visit Italy for a week. BUT right now, I just watched a food show that took place in the Mississippi Delta, and so my best friend and I are DETERMINED to go one day. ”

What did you want to be when you grow up?

What/who is your favorite tv show/movie/artist?

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“A CELEBRITY or an OBGYN” “AHHH SO MANY- I will try to narrow it down!

Movie- Shawshank Redemption, Love Actually, Thor: Ragnarok. TV SHOWBrooklyn 99, Artist- I love 90s hip-hop and RnB, and I can not choose one artist! But right now BTS is so good- totally a jump from 90’s hip-hop, I know!”

Kate Johansen Dean of Students “I’ve worked in education for nearly twenty years. I started as a classroom teacher... but I eventually found my way to a small boarding school in New Hampshire, and from there I've been working as a Dean of Students in independent schools ever since.”

“Challenging, but good.”

“Engaged, Committed, and Thoughtful” “The community. In all my years of education, I’ve learned that a school's community is critical in creating opportunities for success.”

“The views. I love being outside here. I also love that it’s not covered in snow!”

“A class about social justice and activism in sports.”

“They’re very willing to jump in and get involved. I've loved watching students take the lead on things like spirit week, and movie nights. There is a real desire to engage with the community even in the midst of distance learning.”

“My nephew, Henry, age 4, and my niece Maggie, age 2. ”

“Taking a long hike with my dog, listening to a good audiobook.”

“Right now, anywhere that is not home would do. Right now I’d love to be in Italy taking some cooking classes from an Italian Grandma who knows all the tricks. I love cooking and would relish this opportunity to learn from someone in their element” “Well, I have a book from when I was in 1st grade that says a fireman, but in truth I wanted to be a teacher, my dad was a teacher and so that made sense.”

“It depends a little on the time of year, in the winter, I’d say Hawaii; I need that warm sunshine when it's dark and cold in January. In the summer, I'd say Ireland because summer in Ireland is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.”

“This is a tough one for me, I don’t know about favorites - I think I bounce between so many needs for entertainment. Our house is sometimes listening to Beyonce, but can also put on jazz, Aretha, 80's hits, 90's hip hop...there is a playlist for everything.”

“My favorite TV show of all time is the West Wing, but Parks and Rec is my go-to feelgood show. My favorite musician is Ani DiFranco (although Dessa is a very close second), and my favorite artist is Diego Rivera.”

“A teacher. Truly it’s the only job I ever really imagined myself doing.”

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Clark Brown

Social Emotional Counselor

Instrumental Music Teacher

“For the past 10 years, I’ve worked in schools (K-12) throughout SF and the Peninsula, providing counseling and psychoeducation for students, staff, and families.”

“My first few months at Priory required me to exercise a lot of patience because I wanted to get to know everyone quickly but distance learning makes that a slower process. Is connecting from a distance an oxymoron? ”

“I have been teaching music lessons privately working with strings programs at various schools since I graduated from undergrad” “I was fortunate to see Priory pre-COVID when I was subbing for 7 weeks in the Fall of 2019. I would describe it as a beautiful place to learn and grow with talented students and faculty.”

“smart, warm, thoughtful”

“Supportive, Inspiring and (ESPECIALLY this year) Resilient”

“I am drawn to the small and warm community at Priory.”

“I heard great things about Priory from a previous Priory music teacher (Mr. Langsam). He highly recommended the school and the students and I can confidently say it’s all been true!”

Gina Kipilman

Shannon Vanderpol

Math Teacher

Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

“I have worked in the all-girls, Catholic High school in the archdiocese of San Francisco for the past 23 years as mostly a math teacher. I worked at Mercy San Francisco, Immaculate Conception Academy and Notre Dame Belmont. I taught at Notre Dame for the last 15 years.”

“Great community, ability to pivot to ever changing situation, busy”

“I have been working in high schools for 15 years, both teaching (Philosophy & Theology), and also working in Equity & Inclusion work.

During that time, I also coached soccer and rowing, and led Immersions and service learning trips.”

“Ummm, unique :) Despite the social distance, I have been so warmly welcomed by students, parents, and colleagues.”

“Community, Benedictine, special” “Rooted, counter-cultural, caring.”

“Mr. Lee and I used to teach together at Notre “The focus on balance and wellness, and Dame...I came to visit Mr. Lee during finals week the intimacy of the community. I was at Priory... He encouraged me to apply for the definitely drawn to the size of the student math teacher opening. When I came for my and faculty body. I have worked in really interview my visit included chapel and meeting large schools prior to Priory, and thought with students and members of the math this would be a nice change--to deepen department. I fell in love with Priory.” relationships and build community.”

“I love Franklin Garden, my classroom and “Proximity to hiking...and the garden.” the view from the deck of the dining room”

“My favorite thing about the campus is being surrounded by endless greenery, which makes me feel peaceful. Let’s see how peaceful I feel when I'm walking 50 acres in heels.”

“The view from the Learning Commons is sublime.”

“Social-emotional Learning for All”

“Music Production/Songwriting. It will be proposed so look for it!”

“It would be a culinary class”

“Priory students are considerate, strong, and creative!”

“So far I have been very impressed with the Priory students perspective and sense of self.”

“That valuing individuality doesn’t come into conflict with creating a sense of community.”

“When my kids tell jokes that are not funny at all but they are cracking up! I also enjoy standup comedy.”

“Lately I’ve been enjoying old Saturday Night Live clips.”

“My husbands’ sense of humor.”

“Celeste Barber’s IG page...Schitt's Creek TV show...Ms. Kelly's jokes.”

“Car ride down the coast.”

“Hiking and cooking with my family. ”

“Bora Bora or Santorini, but I’d love recommendations”

“Hawaii to see friends and relax.”

“I have been lucky to have had the privilege to living, studying and traveling all over the world, but if I had a week to escape you’d find me in New Orleans. The food, the people, the music, the history...can't beat it. I've had more “magical moments” in New Orleans than anyplace else.”

“As a young person, I always wanted to be a teacher. Being a counselor at a school is definitely my calling!”

“A professional musician.”

“A high school math teacher, because I loved my high school math teacher. She was a great role model and influence on me.”

“My family and I love to watch basketball (Go Dubs!) and anything Disney!”

“Westworld. Great show, great soundtrack.”

“Singer: Lizzo; TV show: Brooklyn 99; TV chef: Jacque Pepin”

“My favorite way to spend a day is being outside with my family and a warm beverage.”

“If I could be anywhere for a week, I would be outside dining in Hawaii because I am drawn to the aloha spirit of generosity and acceptance, oh, and those delish Spam Musubi (my guilty pleasure).”

“Hiking and going to the local nature attractions!”

“I don’t know--I would ask the students, and we would devise something together.”

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How do you feel your experience in education What attracted you to come to Priory? relates to/supports Priory students?

There are so many things about Priory that are I have been blessed to work in three different schools and have taught, coached, served in Campus Ministry, led service experiences, moderated clubs, served as an assistant principal, and a principal so I have experienced many different aspects of a school and have seen how things work in different places. I have a good perspective on how to work with so many different types of students and I am excited to get to know Priory students better!

What aspects of your former school experience would you like to bring to Priory?

I am excited to get to know Priory and see how and where my gifts fit. I will work hard, hold myself to high standards, and bring our community together to best serve our Benedictine mission. I believe in the strength of a team and will work to build a strong team to best serve our students and our wider community.

attractive. I love the Benedictine tradition that animates us. Our values have been around for 1500 years and they have literally transformed our world. I am grateful to be part of that tradition! I also love our location in the heart of Silicon Valley, between San Francisco and San Jose, and on the edge of the Pacific Rim. We are blessed to be in one of the centers of our world! Our size of 400 students, our boarding program, and both our middle and upper school are all ideal to give students an amazing experience in and out of the classroom. Finally, our campus is spectacular, the land, the buildings, and the feeling I get when I walk on campus are amazing!

If you could take any of the classes offered at Priory, which would it be, and why?

What are you looking forward to most at Priory going forward?

I am still getting to know the classes we offer and I have never seen anything taught on campus yet as everything has been on Zoom but our art classes like glass blowing and metals are very unique so those look like a lot of fun!

I can’t wait until we are all back on campus and learning and growing together!

Which of your own role models most encouraged/inspired you to become an educator?

Growing up, I never thought I would teach, but in my first year out of college I served in a volunteer program and worked with students who really struggled in a traditional classroom. I saw the impact the teachers made on the lives of those students and it motivated me to want to do that. I started teaching a few years after that and have loved every moment in education.

interview with our head of school

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If you could lead a group of Priory students on an international global ed trip, what country/countries would you want to go to and what would you do?

I am not sure when we will be ready for international trips, but I believe there is immense value in international travel. We learn about ourselves and others and we are forever changed by the experience. I would love to lead a trip to China and not only see some of the amazing historical sites but also spend time serving and working with people outside the big cities. I would want to incorporate service into the experience as that is such a great way to learn about another part of the world, people that are different than me, and myself.

What is something unique that you’ve noticed about Priory students?

I am still getting to know our students and have not had as many interactions with students as I would like, but I am impressed by the kindness and creativity I have seen. From the class representatives and their work to build school spirit to the Chapel talks to students being on campus for enrichment, retreats, sports, H block, it is clear our students are people of character, are confident, and love each other and the Priory.

In 3 words, how would you describe Priory as a community?

Humble, generous, caring

What is your favorite thing to do with your family?

Where would we find you if you could spend a week anywhere in the world and why?

We all enjoy cooking (and eating) so my favorite thing to do as a family is to make Sunday night dinner. We spend time choosing a recipe, shopping, and preparing the meal. We sit in the dining room and use the good plates and silverware so that makes it different than the week. The best part are the conversations we have no one is rushed and the meal lasts. I love it!

I am not sure where I would spend a week, but I would spend it with family, my immediate family, and my extended family. I love being around the people that have shaped me and care about me and who call me to be my best and most authentic self.

What is something that you have learned about yourself/others during your first few months at Priory?

What has been the best part of Priory in the first few months?

I have learned that no matter how much planning we do or good intentions we have, we need to be flexible and open to changing and shifting our plans. I have also learned how generous, thoughtful, supporting, and loving our community is. Even before I started, I have felt welcomed and very much part of this special community!

I have enjoyed getting to know some students, some parents, and our faculty and staff. I have met some fantastic people and they are so warm, welcoming, and generous! I have really enjoyed spending time with our Monks Fr. Maurus, Fr. Martin, and Fr. Matthew are amazing!!

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1. Mr. Daniel with his 6th grade humanities class on Zoom.

2. Ms. Wood carts science supplies to be picked up by students.

3. Mr. Hatzopoulos, Mr. Bennicas, and Mr. Irizarry have a little curbside fun during the kit pickup day.

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4. Ms. Parmentier, Ms. Kruse, and Fr. Matthew hand out pasta meals to the faculty and staff.

5. Technology team members Mr. Diep and Mr. Baler drive their cart through the pickup while Mr. Agoston prefers to take an old fashioned walk.

6. Ms. Ambler and Mr. Lazo are excited to greet students at the 6th grade orientation.

7. Fr. Matthew gave Mr. Siler a holiday gift while staying socially distant.

8. School administrators and Monks posed for a quick photo during a holiday drive through for faculty and staff.

9. Mr. Brown waited patiently at the student orientation with his dog Ella.

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faculty and staff

Priory’s faculty started the year out teaching through distance learning at home due to a stay at home order. Teachers were invited back to school in October (with students still learning from home), but were quickly sent back home as the winter COVID spike began. In the spring, Priory’s faculty and staff were able to get the COVID vaccine as educators under San Mateo County’s vaccination plan. In March, every teacher had been vaccinated or scheduled an appointment for a vaccine to safely return to school!

vaccinated: check

by Clarissa Shieh, Remy Fu and Christina Cheng

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10. Ms. Wood, Mr. Moseley, and Mr. Utsumi had fun at the MS Halloween parade.

11. Ms. Riebhoff and Ms. Donovan won for “most colorful” at the Halloween costume contest.

12. The admissions team of Mr. Matthews, Ms. Baylis, and Mr. Lazo were very excited to see Mr. Irizarry and did the wave for him.

13. Mr. Cohen, Mr. Matson, and Ms. Johansen took a photo in the Winter Formal photo booth.

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ora et labora

priory monks

by Sevastian

Venegas and Christina Cheng

Fr. Martin Mager, Fr. Maurus Nemeth and Fr. Matthew Leavy 1

2 1. Mr. Zambrano and Fr. Matthew set up their portable pizza oven at the Senior Campout.

2. Fr. Maurus puts his golf skills to the test at the Priory Golf classic.

3. Fr. Martin, Fr. Matthew, and Fr. Maurus take a clasic photo with their “Monk Mobile”.

4. Fr. Matthew gives a tour of the chapel to new 6th grade students.

5. Fr. Maurus models new Priory athletic wear.

6. Fr. Matthew and Fr. Maurus during a road trip over winter break.

7. Fr. Matthew leads mass on Zoom.

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8. Fr. Matthew gives Ms. Sullivan a holiday gift from the school.

9. Fr. Maurus and Fr. Martin at the Grand Canyon.

10. The “3 M’s”, Fathers Maurus, Martin, and Matthew at Advent Mass.

11. Fr. Matthew tends to the Priory chickens and ducks with the on campus children.

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12. Fr. Matthew lights the class candles on the first day of school.

13. Fr. Maurus makes a new furry friend at the Blessing of the Pets.

14. Fr. Matthew models a new Priory hoodie.

15. Fr. Martin says an opening prayer at the Senior Sunset Chapel.

16. Fr. Martin is looking fashionable and sporty in new Priory apparel.

17. Fr. Martin at the first Mass of the year, the Mass of the Holy Spirit.

18. The Monks enjoy themselves during the live auction portion of the golf tournament.

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1. Josh Oh (12) contributes to a chapel service via Zoom webinar, as seen on a laptop in the chapel.

2. Ms. Tess Tran’s E period English Foundations II class watches the chapel Zoom stream from the classroom.

3. Father Martin, along with Father Matthew and Father Maurus, lead the Advent Vespers chapel service.

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4. Ms. Molly Buccola hosts every chapel Zoom webinar from her home.

5. Mr. Patrick Ruff delivers a talk live from the chapel.

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6. Father Matthew lights the candles, representing each grade and faculty & staff, in preparation for a chapel service.

7. Father Martin delivers mass with a laptop and video camera streaming it to the rest of the community.

8. Mr. David Rafoni sits in the chapel to pray in person.

9. Mr. Jim Hatzopoulos’ E period English Foundations I class watches the chapel zoom stream social distanced.

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together, apart

by Clarissa Shieh and Christina

Cheng

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by Ellie Chang and Remy Fu

the

priory way Despite limited service opportunities this year, Priory students jumped into action to serve a world in need of our gifts. Students and parents organized service events with organizations throughout the Bay Area.

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1. MS Service Coordinator Sophie Chen (8) holds up a bag of gift cards and greeting cards for hospital staff at Stanford Hospital.

2. 9th graders Charles Huang (9), Jacky Chuang (9), Belle Fu (9), and Yuta Tokusei (9) made signs for a Parents Helping Parents holiday event.

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3. 6th grade students line up care packages for the organization There With Care Bay Area.

4.Team members from the Ecumenical Hunger Program with the food collected from the MS canned food drive.

5. Handmade cards made for wildlife responders.

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6. Belle Fu (9) with a sign she made for a PHP event.

7. Sahana Singh (12) and Esha Umbarkar (12) prepare meals for the Girls and Boys Club of the Peninsula.

8. The many gifts that were collected and wrapped for a holiday party at PHP. 9. Clara Feng (10) and Ava Ammari (10) prepare meals for the homeless through the Cooking & Baking Club.

10. Meena Baher (11), Jimena Fajardo Sepulveda (11), and Remy Fu (11) help distribute meals at the Second Harvest Food Bank drive through.

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11. Stella Axe (9), George Holmes (9), and Belle Fu (9) load boxes of produce into a car at a drive-through food distribution event with Second Harvest.

12. Jacky Chuang (9) holds up a holiday sign in Vietnamese for the PHP event.

13. 9th graders donate their time by wrapping holiday gifts in a backyard.

14. Arsene Cheriere (9), Matthew Lee (9), George Holmes (9), Jack Carr (9), and Belle Fu (9) load up the holiday gifts they wrapped for PHP. 15. Paloma Oliveri (11) helps Violet Ross (8) and others get started on their cards for wildlife responders.

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the year

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Sophomores

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wrapped

by Christina

Cheng

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days in Semester 1, all on Zoom

days in Semester 2, primarily in person

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thank you &

by Christina Cheng

Ms. Kindra Briggs English Department Chair

Mr. Son Nguyen Math Teacher

Mr. Micah Morris

Dean of Students, Interim Head of Upper School

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farewell

Dr. Benjamin Owens (Dr. O) Theology Teacher

Ms. Wei Kelly Mandarin Teacher

Mr. Rolando Crisostomo Director of College Counseling

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dear teachers, thank you for being here for us: open to talk or just listen, and on top of everything else, thank you for being role models in our community who give us examples of who we want to be in this world in this difficult year. we love you very much!

{ thank you teachers! }

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1. Luke Currier (12), West Currier (11) and their family kayak in the Elkorn Slough in Monterey Bay, California.

2. Vivian Gao (9) and her partner participated in a debate competition, earning third place.

3. West Currier (11) and his dad hike Bridal Veil Falls in New Hampshire.

4. Jacky Chuang (9) and her friends take advantage of the nice summer weather.

5. Annika Vaughan snapped a photo of the view of the Madison River in Montana.

6. Kevin Murphy (11) went backpacking with his friends to Grizzly lake.

7. Bella Deevy (12), Illiana Garcia (12) and Katherine Petersdorf (12) have fun at the beach in Half Moon Bay. 8. Sophie Curran (6) and friends celebrate a birthday at the park.

9. Hanna Yu (7) paddle boards at Mount Shasta.

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one pandemic summer

by Kayla Matsuoka, Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

Students had to be creative (and safe!) to enjoy their summer during the coronavirus pandemic.

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10. Gwen Spencer (11), Claire Becker (11) and Kiana Cablayan (12) enjoy the sunset together.

11. Charlie Conn (7) poses for a photo along the coastline at Half Moon Bay. 12. Vivian Gao (9) and her fellow dancers celebrate after completing a ten day ballet program.

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6. Charlie Conn (7) poses for a photo with a view of the sunset at Half Moon Bay. 9. Sophie Chen (8) and Nate Chen (9) take a break while ziplining on the North Shore of Oahu in Hawaii.

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a summer like no other

by Kayla Matsuoka, Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

Students and families had to alter or create new plans in order to travel safely this summer. Many students were still able to have fun together with safety measures including social distancing and wearing masks. Some students created bubbles with other families as well.

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1. Luke Currier (12) and West Currier (11) have a great time tubing with their family in Massachusetts.

2. Kiana Cablayan (12) and Claire Becker (11) hang out at the Pot Holes in Lake Tahoe.

3. Luke Currier (12) hiking among the redwoods in Santa Clara.

4. Manisha Khakoo (11) and Sahana Singh (12) enjoy the beautiful sunset view at a beach in Half Moon Bay. 5. Annika Vaughan (12) and her cousins take a rest stop during a road trip in Montana.

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fashion

photos by Remy Fu

Luke Turk (11) Manisha Khakoo (11)

Claire Becker (11)

Eszter Horvath (12) Stephanie Suchite (10)

“thrifting” “anything that’s tie dye” “free people”

“zara” “thrifting”

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forward page by Christina Cheng

John Max Byrne (11)

Josh Oh (12) Sahana Singh (12)

Eloise Chang (12)

Emily Petersdorf (12)

“no boundaries” “asos and urban outfitters”

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favorite clothing brand? { school fashion }

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1. Freya Allen (10) performs a song with her guitar.

2. 7th graders on their way up Windy Hill for their retreat.

3. 6th graders gather to receive instructions before separating into smaller groups.

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4. Nolan Murphy (9) with a scarecrow in the garden.

5. Father Martin Mager gives a chapel talk outside of the gym.

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6. A group of 7th graders made it to the top of Windy Hill!

7. Eve Kavanaugh (9) holds up her jar that she planted in.

8. Cole Blevins (10) smiles as he and his classmates sit socially distanced on the field for a chapel talk.

9. Kai Cassel (10), Roshni Sangani (10), and Charlie Van Horne (10) catch up during free time.

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a time for

prayer & reflection

by Jess Fathers, John Max Byrne,

Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

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1. Julia Livingston (7) gives an enthusiastic greeting when she spots a friend.

2. 6th graders parade around the track social-distanced.

3. Creative 6th graders dressed up as an Among Us crew - one of them was the imposter!

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4. Naomi Aalfs (8) dresses up as a butterfly.

5. Ms. Aalfs leads a group in the parade.

6. Mr. Daniel explains the game of Mafia to his advisory group.

7. Madeleine Schor (7) proudly poses in her Friends-inspired Phoebe Buffay costume with her guitar.

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all treats and no tricks

by Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

Middle school students gathered on the field in creative costumes for a unique day filled with an advisory game of Mafia, a costume parade and contest, games, and just a fun time seeing one another.

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9. Jack Barton (8) happily shows off his Teletubby costume.

10. Zeshan George (6) “has a blast” in his rocket costume!

11. Mr. Daniel in his annual Pharaoh costume, which relates to his 6th grade class curriculum.

12. Riley Skorupka (6) dressed up as a lego man!

13. Students got into the Halloween “season” with some salt and pepper!

14. Ms. Senn leads a unique advisory group meeting on the field.

15. Maddie Kacin (8), Madeleine Schor (7), and Mishal George (8) pack goodie bags for everyone.

16. Mr. Ruff announces the costume contest winners.

17. Ms. Lee says Aloha while dressed up in Hawaiian attire.

18. Middle school students try to balance an eyeball in a spoon during a race.

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1. Kitchen coordinator Alex Martinez organizes the lunch packs by advisory group while Maria Garcia works her magic with keeping track of all the orders.

2. Nate Spears and Peter Ling are on standby as they prepare to get the hot lunches out to the many locations on campus.

3. Mr. Andrew Lee checks the list for Katherine Petersdorf’s (12) lunch order for the day.

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café de la priory

by Christina Cheng

Serving food during the pandemic has proven to be a challenge for many places, but not for the Priory kitchen staff! Food Service Supervisor Peter Agoston sent out a weekly menu through a google form and allowed each student to select their lunch preferences. These orders were then fulfilled, and delivered to over a dozen different lunch spots on campus since eating in the dining hall was not an option. Thank you Priory kitchen staff for continuing to feed our stomachs and hearts!

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5. Luz Mejia enters lunch orders onto checklists that are separated by advisory groups.

6. Mr. Daniel distributes lunches at one of the many lunch spots.

7. Boxes of lunches wait to be fulfilled and are then placed in a warming bag to retain the heat.

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together, apart

by Ellie Chang, Christina Cheng and Remy Fu Even with the dorms closed this year due to COVID, that didn’t stop the boarding program from getting together both in person and virtually throughout the year. These events helped the boarding community continue their special bond with one another.

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1. Diego Gonzalez (9) and Sevastian Venegas (9) get to know one another and carve pumpkins together in the Franklin Garden.

2. Mr. Somerville and his son Mickey join in on carving pumpkins with the dorm community.

3. Several members of the boarding program showed up for the annual Halloween carving fun.

4. Mr. Somerville showed who is the King of the Grill during a dorm seminar called “Sunday Grill Retreat.”

5. Mr. Somerville used his BBQ skills to grill hamburgers at a dorm event.

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6. Who’s that behind the Boston Celtics mask? Why it’s Mr. Somerville the Assistant Dean of Residential Life of course!

7. Dorm students challenge Mr. Somerville at a game of spikeball.

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45 students total 21 in Anselm House Aniyah Amy Bineta Sydney Anna Ozi Jocelyn Vivian Haven Kate Amaria Erta Sunishka Ami Keely Lucille Annika Bianca Tina Halinda Fiona

24 in Benedict House 8. Mr. Gomez and Isshin Enta (10) enjoy seeing one another again at the garden gathering.

9. Jocelyn Galvan (12) hand paints her pumpkin with faculty children.

10. The dorm community came together to celebrate Aniyah Augmon (12) on her athletic signing day.

11. Isshin Enta (10) and alum Suuley Huchard give a knuckle bump greeting to one another.

12. Halinda Yu (12) and Keely Lau (10) proudly show their fashionable masks and hand carved pumpkin.

Dave Aidan Eric Sam Isshin Diego Jaden Alvin Michael Roy Jacky Noah Rostand Victor Peter Sky Alan Sevastian Jadan Jashae Frank Matthew Daniel Jose

Freshmen: 9 Juniors: 9 Sophomores: 13 Seniors: 14

4 prefects Dave Ajanaku-Makun Jocelyn Galvan Jaden Kim Halinda Yu

8 residential faculty Mary Andrew CJ Ella Myles Maia Nikhil

Adam

27 students taking online classes live 12 new students 16 different nationalities

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China: 14 USA: 13 Japan: 3 Hong Kong: 2 South Korea: 2 Thailand: 1 Senegal: 1 Taiwan: 1

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Albania: 1 India: 1 Germany: 2 Nigeria: 2 Cameroon: 1 Argentina: 1 Mexico: 1 Canada: 1

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by Sophie Curran, Christina Cheng and Remy Fu Enrichment activities offered students not only the opportunity to come on the Priory campus on Wednesday afternoons, but also a time to enjoy creative experiences led by faculty members. From pizza making to Zumba, students were able to take a break from their Zoom screens for some hands on fun.

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1. Mr. Trudelle leads a group of middle schoolers in a physics exploration.

2. Layla Abbo (7) tests the laws of physics with a rolling top.

3. Maddy Baszucki (7) puts the final touches on her pizza.

4. A student carefully picks fresh roma tomatoes from the Franklin Garden.

5. Paloma Oliveri (11) with a stack of beautifully made cards for wildfire responders.

6. Jimena Fajardo Sepulveda (11) carefully mixes her paints during dot-painting with Ms. Wood.

7. West Currier (11) and Mr. Casente test different anti-fog products for their goggles.

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8. Father Matthew hands Michael Ruff (6) his pizza fresh from the oven during pizza making.

9. Ms. Wood tests the wooden structure designed by Marina Xanthopoulos (8) using water as a weight.

10. Stephanie Suchite (10) with her coloring template during the Dia de los Muertos celebration.

11. Ms. Carroll leads a group of students and staff members in a Zumba workout in Schilling Square.

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12. Mr. Clark leads a group of students working to pull weeds on the garden hillside.

13. Roshni Sangani (10) and Abigail Milne (11) skillfully roll pizza dough with careful instructions from Father Matthew.

14. Jimena Fajardo Sepulveda plays the movie “Coco” while leading the Dia de los Muertos celebration with food and other fun activities.

15. Ardavan Afrakhteh (7) is mesmerized by one of Mr. Trudelle’s physics exploration toys.

16. David Ajanaku-Makun harvests squash and pumpkins in the Franklin Garden.

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on campus fun 2

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by Christina Cheng, Remy Fu and Sophie Curran Enrichment activities continued until Thanksgiving break, when campus was closed due to a rise in COVID-19 cases.

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1. Mr. Bob Bessin instructs students on techniques of how to build a rocket.

2. Mrs. Christine Muir Parker stands underneath one of the many tents that have been set up in the different squares to support outside learning.

3. Students gather around in the Franklin garden pavilion before working in the garden with Ms. Jill Elfishawy.

4. A large pumpkin and many of the squashes harvested from the garden this fall.

5. Willa Bourke (8) skillfully observes a specimen using a microscope.

6. Jimena Fajardo Sepulveda (11) and Jennifer Quinonez (11) show off their drawings during the Dia de los Muertos enrichment celebration.

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7. Claire Suvari (10) focuses on her artwork during cardmaking for wildlife responders.

8. Father Maurus enjoys the afternoon in the garden.

9. Matthew Gee (12) and Cole Gilbert (12) admire the day’s harvest.

10. Erol Cetinok (7) works with balancing jugs during a science exploration with Mr. Paul Trudelle.

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11. Ethan Davis (8) prepares to hit the ball during a softball activity led by Ms. Kate Johansen.

12. Annika Vaughan (12) and Mr. Reid Matsuoka work in the Robotics shed.

13. Oliver Trevithick (8) uses popsicle sticks to build a sturdy bridge.

14. Sofia Lucas (10) at a “Coloring and Conversations” enrichment activity led by Ms. Kathy Gonzalez.

15. Sustainability leaders Brooke Allison (12) and Carson Miller (12) with Valeria Chavez-Franco (9) help to spread 14 mulch on the hill.

16. Carter Baginskis (9) carefully prepares his soda bottle for an optimal rocket launch.

17. Father Matthew instructs a group of students gathered in the STREAM pavilion about how to make pizza.

18. Ms. Boyoung Kim proudly holds a squash that she picked from the Franklin garden. She recently led one of the supper club meetings and demonstrated how to make Korean bugolgi.

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pieces of our world

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by Remy Fu

Since students weren't going to be on campus for first semester, the theater department changed their normal plans and created an opportunity for students to write their own scenes and music.

Students created music compositions, short films, and scenes that summarized the summer and online learning.

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1. Kayla Matsuoka (9) at a bar, playing a student in “An Unforseen End”.

2. Sofia Lucas (10) during a scene taking place in Italy, called “One Last Summer”.

3. Sunishka Kartik (11) dances during a scene called “Cha Cha”.

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4. Abigail Milne (11) and William Keller (6) during their scene titled “Pandemic Therapy”.

5. Rohaan Umbarkar (9) runs the sound system from the tech booth.

6. Violet Ross (8) performs a monologue in a scene titled “Quietus”.

7. Huck Twerdahl (7) runs the light board to ensure every shot looks great!

8. Alex Leblang (12) sets up a camera at one of the newly constructed filming stations.

9. Marco Calia (11), John Max Byrne (11), and Jack Day (6) take a bow after their scene, “The Waiting Room,” which was written by Abigail Milne (11).

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1. Students got to surf on waves in Pacifica.

2. The group gathers in a socially-distanced circle to hear instructions before kayaking in Half Moon Bay. 1

living on the wild side

by Jess Fathers, Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

When it was announced that school would be closed for the first semester, teachers jumped into action to plan a number of on and off-campus activities.

Coach Myles Somerville planned weekly activities at different locations around the Bay Area to help students take a break from their screens on Wednesdays and enjoy the outdoors!

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3. Daphne Naranjo (11) grins as she poses for a photo while kayaking past a large group of otters.

4. Annika Vaughan (12) looks upward to gauge the best path up the rock.

5. Natalie Ruiz (10) and Freya Allen (10) prepare to navigate a turn with their kayak.

6. Students hiked Windy Hill, a traditional hike near school with Coach and RF Andrew Downey.

7. Alex Yonehiro (12) skillfully navigates his way up a rock sculpture in Castle Rock State Park.

8. The group go to go surfing on a hot day!

9. Daphne Naranjo (11) and Natalie Ruiz (10) lead the way up Windy Hill.

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1.A fresh harvest of succulent red tomatoes from the garden.

2. Josh Oh (12) and David AjanakuMakun (12) help to clear the overgrown garden after a lush crop.

3. A student looks for ripe cherry tomatoes during a recent harvest.

4. Garden coordinator Jill Elfishawy uses the tractor to move the massive mound of pulled plants.

5. Jimena Fajardo Sepulveda (11) cuddles Toots the garden duck.

6. Cole Gilbert (12) balances the oddly shaped squash along his arm.

7. Mr. Hovey Clark proudly holds the California Green Ribbon School award that the school won in early 2020.

8. A fully covered Zach Zafran (12) hauls giant squash over his shoulder in the garden.

9. Seniors Matthew Gee (12), Josh Oh (12), and Zach Zafran (12) spend the day in the garden during an enrichment period.

10. Kyle Howe (12) and Fr. Maurus pack contains full of small squash just in time for the Halloween season.

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it’s harvesting season at the garden

by Christina Cheng

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11. A table is stacked with harvested squash.

12. Matthew Gee (12) drags vines that seem never ending as he helps to clear out the garden.

13. The garden also serves as a great meeting place such as for this Senior class pizza party!

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1. Leyla Rivera (10) and Ami Kobayashi (10) pose in the photo booth.

2. A group of 9th graders is happy to be on campus, even just for 15 minutes.

3. Ellie Chang (12) and Grace Bhagat (12) show off their glowsticks in the photo booth.

4. All attendees at formal signed a poster.

5. George Holmes (9) picks up his burrito from Ellie Chang (12) and Aniyah Augmon (12) at the last stop of the night.

6. Sophomores are glad to be back on campus.

7. A group of juniors stop at the photo booth.

8. Fr. Matthew stopped by to check out the fun.

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Despite not being able to host our normal formal at Hotel Valencia, the ASB planned a drive-in semi-formal with 3 stations. Students signed up for 15 minute time slots during which they received glowsticks, took photos at a photo booth, and picked up food from Amigo's on the way out!

dancing in the dark

by Remy Fu

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upper school play

by Christina Cheng

The upper school play was recorded in the Performing Arts Center but used creative angles and split screens to keep actors socially distant from one another. The play was released through a livestream viewing option and was available for two weeks to allow the Priory community to enjoy at their convenience.

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Eight Minutes Cassia Jones (12), Kayla Matsuoka (9)

Dead Giveaway

Chocolate

Kayla Matsuoka (9), Marco Calia (11)

Aaron Lipp (12), Claire Suvari (10)

The Coat Room

The Best Daddy

Nolan Murphy (9), Belle Fu (9), Kayla Matsuoka (9)

Sofia Lucas (10), Aaron Lipp (12)

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Wedding Duet Abigail Milne (11), John Max Byrne (11)

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laugh til your pants catch on fire

Deep Dish Apocalypse

A Very British Love Scene

Belle Fu (9), Nolan Murphy (9), Abigail Milne (11)

Nolan Murphy (9), Claire Suvari (10), Kayla Matsuoka (9)

Production Staff Director: John Sugden Technical Director: Matt Roth Set Designer: Andrew Briethaupt Lighting Designer: Miranda Waldron Costume Designer: Karoli Clever

Sure Thing

Video Editors

Aaron Lipp (12), Cassia Jones (12)

Valeria Chavez-Franco (9), Aidan Chiu (9), Nate Chen (9), Deanna Perlov (9), Dhruv Raman (10), Matt Roth, John Sugden

Technical

Please Have A Seat And Someone Will Be With You Shortly

Stage Manager: Alex Leblang (12) Assistant Stage Manager: Alexis Levin (10) Sound Board Operator: Nate Chen (9) Stagehand/Prop Master: Layla Abbo (7), Ellie Turk (9) Stagehand/Camera Operator: Matthew Kibarian (9), Violet Ross (8), Madeleine Schor (7)

Sofia Lucas (10), Marco Calia (11)

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1. Mr. Kyle Utsumi stands with his 2 dogs.

2. Henry Trevithick (6) has a lizard!

3. Hanna Yu (7) brought their little turtle!

4. Ms. Reed Sullivan holds her guinea pig as she and Father Maurus talk.

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6. Addison Jones (7) sits with her dog and the program for the celebration.

7. Ariella Klausner (6) gives her dog a little face scratch.

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blessing of the pets

by Remy Fu

Every year, Father Maurus invites the community to bring their pets and gather on the field to bless them.

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1. Abigail Milne (11) and Ashton Axe (11) participate in the oncampus advisory day for Juniors.

2. Ms. Tess Tran’s advisory sits sociallydistanced outside.

3. The Sophoomore class gathers for a St. Patrick’s Day celebration.

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4. Will Strickland (10) picks up his Jamba Juice.

5. Brandon Zelaya (12) and Mr. Damian Cohen elbow bump at photo day.

6. Annika Schanow (10), Ava Ammari (10), Clara Feng (10), Nina Pasquesi (10), and James Heron (10) enjoy their Jamba Juice.

7. Zach Zafran picks up his candle during photo day.

8. Ms. Daphne Crane, Ms. Christel Parmentier, and Mr. Patrick Ruff hand out dinner for the Leadership Circle event.

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life on campus

events from the year

by Remy Fu Time spent on campus this year was highly valuable. So many times just going to campus for a small event was exciting!

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murder in the knife room

by Christina Cheng and Remy Fu Last spring, with school online, the Performing Arts Department was challenged with organizing the MS Play in a virtual setting. The play was produced as a video on Zoom with students dressed in costumes at home with virtual backgrounds.

student crew

Matt Gutow: Assistant Zoom Manager Chloe Huffman (9): Foley and Sfx Artist Michael Chang: Post-Production Editing Nate Chen (9): Foley and Sfx Artist Huck Twerdahl (7): End Credits Designer Grant Whitman: Assistant Director Alexis Levin (10): Zoom Manager, Foley and Sfx Artist

cast

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Drew Midle (8)

Decrepit Invalid

Mysterious Host, Reenacted Mysterious Host, Robot

Idea Pitcher 1, Lieutenant Smash, A.J., Real Santa Claus

Ellie Turk (9)

Emilia Hsu (7)

Erol Cetinok (7)

Iida Glantschnig

Poolside Widow 1, Bridgadier General Fancix X Hummel, Elf 2, Paw, Matey 2

Intimidating Mobster

Spooky Pirate

Poolside Widow 3, Major League Baseball, Kevin, Paramedic 2, Mall Child 2

Isadora Casares (7)

Jacqueline Biscay (8)

Joseph Arroyo Villa (8)

Kayla Matsuoka (9)

Sketchy Foreigner

Wealthy Dowager

Respected General

Poolside Widows Leader, Nick, Elf 1, New Mom, Negligent, Matey 1

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Kirsten Trihy (8)

Liberty Fathers (8)

Maddie Kacin (8)

Serial Killer

Washed-Up Actress

Dirty Hippie

Brainless Model

Madeleine Schor (7) Marina Xanthopoulos (8)

Mishal George (8)

Morgan Dobrenski (8)

Struggling Standup Comic

Idea Pithcer 2, Poolside Widow 2, Howie, Irresponsible, Matey 3

Plastic Politician

Reckless Cowboy

Naomi Aalfs (8)

Nolan Murphy (9)

Oliver Trevithick (8)

Rohaan Umbarkar (9)

Pompous Millionaire

Probably-Faking-It-Deaf-Mute, Inspector, Real Mysterious Host

Boy Band Reject

Santa Claus

Ryder Bush (8)

Vikram Raghav (7)

Violet Ross (8)

Willa Bourke (8)

Diehard Dolphins Fan

Bearded Scholar

Idea Pithcer 3, Poolside Widow 4, Brian/Paramedic 1, Mall Child 3

Captain E, Laugh Hole Host, Mall Child 1, Matey 4

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1. Jocelyn Galvan (12), Paloma Oliveri (11), Sahana Singh 4 (12), Ellie Chang (12), Alex Yonehiro (12), Ronan Byrne (12) and Aniyah Augmon (12), this year’s upper school ASB executive board, take a group shot after a meeting on campus.

2. Paloma Oliveri (11) designs the guest signing board at the drive-in formal.

3. Ronan Byrne (12) prepares to shoot as ASB films a safety protocol video for on-campus learning.

4. Paloma Oliveri (11), Ellie Chang (12) and Ms. Johansen prepare the Priory cafeteria’s chocolate chip cookies for distribution at the drive-in formal.

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asb

executive board

by Christina Cheng

Ellie Chang Co-President

Alex Yonehiro Co-President

Ronan Byrne Treasurer

Aniyah Augmon Athletics Commissioner

Paloma Oliveri Community Service Commissioner

Jocelyn Galvan Events Commissioner

Brooke Allison Sustainability Commissioner

Sahana Singh Social Justice Commissioner

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1. Renee Casentini (11), Julia Singh (11), and Jane Chen (11) enjoy lunch in Schilling Square.

2. Itzel Chavez (8) and Seona Allen (8) eat by the sport court.

3. Mr. Adam Siler’s 11th grade advisory eats on the balcony outside of Mr. Damian Cohen’s room.

4. Christina Cheng (12) and Emma Solomon (12) pick up their lunches and find a spot to eat.

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lunch bunches

by Remy Fu Since we are unable to eat in the Dining Hall, students eat in their advisory groups each day. Each advisory group is paired with another advisory and assigned a spot outside to eat.

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5. Abigail Milne (11), Paloma Oliveri (11), Vivi Gilbert (11), and Marco Calia (11) spread out to eat by the garden.

6. Bineta Diatta (12) and Anna Dyckerhoff (12) eat together behind Founders Hall.

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7. Mr. Andrew Lee hands Katherine Petersdorf (12) her lunch.

8. Jack Day (6) and fellow classmates sit outside the Learning Commons.

9. Middle Schoolers eat under the tent in Church Square.

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clubs

by Christina Cheng

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at priory Here are some of the clubs at Priory for the 2020-21 school year.

prism club

surfrider foundation club

golf club

cooking & baking club

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drive through with class

by Kayla Matsuoka, Christina Cheng, and Remy Fu

At the beginning of the school year, teachers assembled kits for students to use in their classes over distance learning for the first semester. The kits contained anything from microscopes to plants to guitars to pieces of glass.

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1. Mr. Wes Bennicas practices school COVID protocol by safely handing a student their kit.

2. Mr. Shawn Matson brings his kits from the STREAM building for his glass and ceramics students.

3. Mr. Wes Bennicas and Mr. Trevor Irizarry smile with Isa Kowalski (12) after making sure she has all the supplies she needs.

4. Matthew Ring (12) smiles with his list of supplies.

5. Mr. Shawn Matson and Ms. Reed Easley Sullivan carry their kits for the Upper and Middle School ceramics classes.

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6. Halinda Yu (12) is happy to be back at school - even for just a brief drivethrough.

7. Ms. Summer Monroe and Mr. Wes Bennicas form an efficient assembly line to stay organized.

8. The team of faculty helping with distribution pose with a number of kits for different classes, such as Intro to Computer Science, PE, and Guitar.

9. Ms. Summer Monroe and Mr. Wes Bennicas work together to unwrap a large art frame.

10. Zach Zafran (12) gives a happy thumbs up after receiving his supplies.

11. The bags full of supplies for the AP Enviromental Science class were ready to go.

12. Ms. Kate Johansen helps fit everything in the car's front-trunk.

13. Mr. Hovey Clark prepared plant starters for the MS plant-to-plate class, which is a quarter-long elective.

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think like a proton

by Remy Fu and Christina Cheng

(always positive) 3

2

1. Eve Kavanaugh (9) adds another weight to her bridge, hoping it won’t collapse!

2. Leyla Rivera (10) carefully focuses her microscope during a lab.

3. Ms. Christine Muir-Parker’s biology class examines annelids through microscopes.

4. William Day (9) watches as Mr. Trudelle places another weight on his bridge.

5. Solene Graham (9) prepares to test her bridge.

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we are all

complementary

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by Clara Feng and Remy Fu

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1. Mr. Richard Paige attentively listens as his students actively participate.

2. Mr. Andrew Lee projects the lesson as his geometry students diligently take notes.

3. Mr. Richard Paige’s students are very focused as they learn differential equations.

4. Mr. Andrew Lee uses an iPad and external monitor in order to teach his hybrid classes.

5. Mr. Conrad Casente teaches MS math in the tent in Church Square because of capacity limits in classrooms.

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creating

works of art

by Christina Cheng 4

2

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3

1. Mr. Shawn Matson leads a tutorial on creating marias, a lampworking technique used to create glass pieces such as chess pieces.

2. Kiana Cablayan (12) gathers her glass in the fire, as seen through special glasses, which help the artist see the glass better as it is shaped.

3. Sophia Chen (9) works on her self portrait in Drawing and Painting.

4. Mr. Shawn Matson gives advice to Donya Fotovatjah (12) on her lampworking technique.

5

5. The metalsmithing class works outside shaping metal on anvils.

6. Ms. Reed Sullivan conducts the Drawing and Painting class with students both in person and via Zoom.

7. Kiana Cablayan (12) shows off her glass creations, featuring an elephant and turtle.

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1. Mr. Sugden has his MS Theater class create creative characters in Fr. Egon Plaza.

2. The Guitar I class work on their solo performances.

3. Temilola Sobomehin (9) performs a solo in guitar class.

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4. MS students perform dramatic fight scenes in Swords and Mayhem class.

5. Mr. Albee Mabeza holds a lively class with his Chamber Choir group.

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lights, camera

action

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by Clarissa Shieh

{ performing arts }

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1. Dr. O takes attendance in his Christian Scriptures class.

2. Ms. Mary Carroll has a deep discussion in one of her Pop Goes Religion classes about Postmodernism.

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3. JJ Lehman (9) and Mikatrin Heynen (9) sit with their decorated name cards in Hebrew Scriptures.

4. Mr. Roy DuBose teaches his Hebrew Scriptures class with the OWL camera.

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ora et labora

by Christina Cheng

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{ theology }

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just keep moving

by Christina Cheng

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1. 7th and 8th grade PE class plays handball on the field.

2. A middle school PE class has a huge game of cricket.

3. Ms. Korinn Myers prepares to start her sophomore health class.

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4. Mr. Moseley works out with Sevastian Venegas (9) for a virtual high school physical education class.

5. Hovey Clark (8) prepares to pass the ball during an intense game of handball.

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6. 6th grade students take a hike during PE class.

7. Badminton in the gym proved to be a fun activity for all of the classes.

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{ physical education }

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history has its eyes

1

on you

2

by Jess Fathers, Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

1. Justin Gubbens (11), Luke Turk (11), and Megan Gerwe (11) participate in a discussion with Mr. Cohen for APUSH. 2. Mr. Neale is ready to start his first in person AP European History class of the year!

3. Mr. Daniel’s class dresses up for the annual 6th grade Greek Olympics, highlighting gods and goddesses such as Zeus, Artemis, Poseidon, Aphrodite, and Ares.

4. Mr. Utsumi has his zoom lecture setup down to a science.

5. Clint Smith (10) presents his current event to his World History class with Mr. Neale tuning in.

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6

7

4

6. Mr. Cohen also engages with his distance learning students via Zoom, as seen on the projector.

7. Mr. Neale explains passionately to his class the historical patterns associated with neocolonialism.

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1. Ms. Briggs teaches grammar to her 9th graders in English Foundations I. 2. Ms. Tran helps Ellie Barton (10), Viresh Pati (10), Clint Smith (10), Caroline Tamer (10), and Clara Feng (10) with their essays on Othello.

3. Ms. Senn opens her seventh grade classes with meditative stretching.

4. Mr. Hatzopoulos imparts legendary wisdom upon AP Art History students Skyler Deevy (12), Eszter Horvath (12), Katherine Petersdorf (12), Emily Petersdorf (12), and Makena Serughetti (12).

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write your heart out 89

by Jess Fathers and Christina Cheng

{ english }

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speaking words

of the world

by Remy Fu

2

1. Mr. Jeff Wise leads a discussion with his Spanish 1 class.

2. Mr. Ariel Orozco prepares the OWL camera for a hybrid class.

3. Mandarin 5H students Clarissa Shieh (10), Jacky Chuang (9), Remy Fu (11), Kevin Murphy (11), Skyler Deevy (12) and Clara Feng (10) prepare bags of treats to celebrate Easter.

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5

4. Ms. Wei Kelly is excited to be back in person with her 6th graders on the first day of in person learning.

5. Mr. Jose Arnaldo Mejia-Torres explains an assignment to his 7th grade Spanish 1A class.

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byte-sized learning

by Christina Cheng

2

1

1. A 3D printer works on creating a student’s CAD project.

2. Ms. Christine Hemiup’s CAD class follows her design tutorial, calling in through Zoom from her home, with Ms. Mary Castenada supervising on campus.

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3. Brandon Zelaya (12) pays attention to the detailed instructions from Ms. Hemiup for their next CAD project.

4. Ms. Christine Hemiup’s middle school python class is hard at work writing code.

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{ computer science }

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reference ever young

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faculty ms core Caitha Ambler Andrew Daniel Jessica Senn Kyle Utsumi

comp sci

Christine Hemiup Richard Paige

world language Hessen Ghazal Wei Kelly Agnes Li Jose Arnaldo Mejia-Torres David Rafoni Sarah Sanchez Jeffrey Wise

performing arts Clark Brown Jason McChristian Albee Mabeza Matt Roth John Sugden

english

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Kindra Briggs Charlie Dorf Kathy Gonzalez James Hatzopoulos Crystal Yang Matsuoka Amy Payne Tess Tran Nikhil Wadhwani

{ faculty & staff reference }

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& staff science Bob Bessin Hovey Clark Jill Elfishawy Christine Muir Parker Gabriel Tang Paul Trudelle Lisa Wood

math Sally Aalfs Conrad Casente Jake Kim Gina Kipilman Andrew Lee Son Nguyen Eric Turnquist

theology Molly Buccola Mary Carroll Roy DuBose Boyoung Kim Benjamin Owens

visual arts

Shawn Matson Reed Easley Sullivan

social sciences Omar Brown Damian Cohen Corey Gomez David Neale

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faculty founder’s hall Marilou Ayao Cherie Baylis Wes Bennicas Josie Castaneda Suzanne Couch Daphne Crane Trevor Irizarry Novi Iskandar Kate Johansen Stephanie Kruse

monastic Fr. Matthew Leavy Fr. Martin Mager Fr. Maurus Nemeth

counseling Rolando Crisostomo Amy Harms Yen Hui Sandra Kelly Elise Maar Erin Serrano

learning commons

Diane Lanctot

facilities & kitchen Perla Henandez Daniel Herrera Peter Ling Daniel Lopez Alex Martinez Luz Mejia Joel Perez Lou Roselli Nate Spears

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& staff cont.

administration David Lazo Buck Matthews Micah Morris Christel Parmentier Patrick Ruff Kelly Sargent Charles Stauss Todd Turner Vera Zelichenok Emily Zontos

residential faculty Mary Castaneda Andrew Downey Ella Okoli Adam Siler Myles Somerville Maia Thielen

diversity, equity & inclusion

Shannon Vanderpol

athletics Andrew Hasson Jen Lee David Moseley Korinn Myers Doug Sargent Mark Stogner

not pictured

technology

Peter Agoston Herminia Baca Nora Bevan Maria Garcia Tirso Garcia Manuel Herrera

Devin Baler Jason Diep Lauren Donovan Michele Riebhoff Kailen Song

Anya Ishida Armando Lopez Ramona Magana Summer Monroe Ariel Orozco Ruben Zambrano

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Kareena Agarwal Parth Agarwal Tiyana Bharwani Nyla Craig

Sophia Curran Jack Day Eva Ganley Zeshan George

Alika Gupta Alyssa Hong Alina Hsieh Jon Hu

Sophia Hu Otu Ituh William Jojarth Deven Kapoor

Elena Kay William Keller Reagan King Ariella Klausner

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Evan Lehman Dahlia Oliveri Aanya Patni Nina Petrone

Gordon Robins Tate Ross Michael Ruff Sarkis Sarkisov

Vika Segal Riley Skorupka Saskia Sudhof Emerson Trefz

Henry Trevithick Teddy Xanthopoulos

sixth grade { sixth grade reference }

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Layla Abbo Ardavan Afrakhteh Nava Ammari Maddy Baszucki

Jenna Botto Isadora Casares Erol Cetinok Hovey Clark

Charlie Conn Aidan Cox Genevieve DesJardins Siena Ebeid

Emilio Fajardo Audrey Gillett William Guo Keshav Gupta

Emilia Hsu Ava Johnson Addison Jones Jude Lindley

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{ seventh grade reference }

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Julia Livingston Sarah McAdam Henry Parr Eli Price

Rowan Prindiville Lita Pupunu-Fakapelea Vikram Raghav Eila Sawhney

Madeleine Schor Luke Sweeney Huck Twerdahl Leo Upson

Lukas Urbanek Allen Wu Claire Xu Hanna Yu

Alyssa Zhang

seventh grade { seventh grade reference }

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Naomi Aalfs Seona Allen Joseph Arroyo Villa Jack Barton

Peter Baszucki Jacqueline Biscay Willa Bourke Ryder Bush

Itzel Chavez Sophia Chen Ethan Davis Morgan Dobrenski

Sebastiaan Dyckerhoff Liberty Fathers Mishal George Danielle Gilbert

Caroline Herndon Simon Hirsch Nadia Iskandar Maddie Kacin

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{ eighth grade reference }

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Cole Kawaja Cara Lee Jacob Levin Noah Levine

Bryan Liu Drew Midle Sean Nayebi Gabriel Oliveri

Kai Park Violet Ross Allegra Ryan Adrian Torres

Oliver Trevithick Kirsten Trihy Chloe Walters Marina Xanthopoulos

Nicholas Zachary Zoe Zachary

eighth grade { eighth grade reference }

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Abraham Avelar Christian Avery Stella Axe Carter Baginskis Catherine Carlton-Ridenour

Jack Carr Valeria Chavez-Franco Nate Chen Sophia Chen Arsene Cheriere

Aidan Chiu Jacky Chuang Jordan Cirimele Celia Clark Noah Dawson

William Day Evelyn Diarte Edwards Ozi Elelleh Katie Elfishawy Jamie Field

Belle Fu Elliott Ganley Vivian Gao Aryssa Garcia Matthew Genet

Sean Genet Spencer Gillett Diego Gonzalez Marie Goodson Solene Graham

Mikatrin Heynen Kate Hoiberg George Holmes Zsofia Horvath Charles Huang

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{ freshmen reference }

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Jack Hughes John Hurlbut Hudson Karnes Eve Kavanaugh Matthew Kibarian

Natalia Kulasooriya Matthew Lee JJ Lehman Cadence Liu Giselle Lopez

Hazel Lynn Jacky Mao Kayla Matsuoka Everett Miller Nolan Murphy

Kate Oshman Audrey Paleczny Cyrus Patel Deanna Perlov Jackson Scott

Temilola Sobomehin Andrew Stanger Yuta Tokusei Ellie Turk Rohaan Umbarkar

Diya Vasudevan Aidan Vaughan Sevastian Venegas Tina Xie Andrew Yuan

Daniel Zeng Ella Zhao

freshmen { freshmen reference }

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Martin Akamine-Alvarez Freya Allen Ava Ammari Ellie Barton Heather Baszucki Weston Battles

Rhea Behl Cole Blevins Finn Bourke Cameron Brown Ryan Carlsmith Kai Cassel

Neve Cetinok Leksi Chen Eric Choi Adam Collins Isaiah Dean Maren Deem

Milan Del Buono Miles Dobrenski Alessandra Dodson Natalia Ebeid Isshin Enta Clara Feng

Haven Garcia James Heron Sofia Hofmann Sophie Horn Maya Hsu Chloe Huffman

Lauren Hurley Marty Kacin Alex Kawaja Lara Keshav Ami Kobayashi Keely Lau

Tommy Leong Alexis Levin Michael Liao Roy Liu Andrew Lopez Sofia Lucas

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Noah Maravilla Quentin Meza Kian Murray Leah Nelson Rostand Olama Abanda Ronin Park

Rehan Parwani Nina Pasquesi Viresh Pati Dhruv Raman Peter Ren Leyla Rivera

Natalie Ruiz Walker Rust Roshni Sangani Annika Schanow Sienna Schmulbach Sydney Scott

Matthew Sheng Clarissa Shieh Clint Smith Tayo Sobomehin Will Strickland Evan Strohman

Stephanie Suchite Claire Suvari Caroline Tamer Jenna Thomas Evan Vagelos Charlie Van Horne

Evan Wise Frank Yang Max Yonehiro Danny Youstra Fiona Zhang

sophomores { sophomore reference }

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Ashton Axe Meena Baher Claire Becker Julianna Birn Amy Bisalputra Marco Brougher

John Max Byrne Sofia Caccia Ale Cacho Maggie Cai Marco Calia Renee Casentini

Liam Chandra Gavin Chen Jane Chen West Currier Samuel Ding Sydney Donovan

Angelina Ebeid Aster Espinosa Jimena Fajardo Sepulveda Jessica Fathers Carter Field Holden Flynn

Catherine Frank Remy Fu Ashvin Ganesan Romila Gargeshwari Erik Genet Megan Gerwe

Vivi Gilbert Owen Gould Justin Gubbens Kate Hooper Amaria Horton Caleb Huffman

Sunishka Kartik Manisha Khakoo Nora Krikorian Sofia Kulasooriya Sienna Larney-Badani Kana Lee

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Michaela Maroney Abigail Milne Nik Mulligan Kevin Murphy Daphne Naranjo Charlie Narasin

Charlotte Niu Nick Occhipinti Paloma Oliveri Ben Putney Lucille Qiu Jennifer Quinonez

Campbell Raney Andrew Rosenthal Jack Ryan Nina Saric Connor Schinski Bianca Shi

Julia Singh Samantha Skarakis Finn Smith Isabella Speckbacher-Ray Gwen Spencer Luke Turk

Adolfo Vargas Aaliya Vasudevan Vivian Wang Kevin Woodman Luis Wright Matthew Yue

Jose Maria Zertuche Valcarcel Adam Zwaanstra

juniors { junior reference }

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{ pandemic }

{ world }

hoping for greener pastures - pg. 112

one colorful year - pg. 136

{ sports }

{ seniors }

out on the green - pg. 154

getting the green light - pg. 170

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emic

greener pastures

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During the second quarter of 2020, GDP fell by a record 32.9%, greater than any other period, including the Great Depression and Great Recession. Economists said this was a result of coronavirus shutdowns and a slow reopening, implemented to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and reduce stress on hospitals. Unemployment was at 14.7% and new claims for unemployment benefits were above one million weekly.

may 2020

1M+ coronavirus cases nationwide on May 1

U.S. economy suffers worst quarter in history

june 2020

1.7M+ coronavirus cases nationwide on June 1

july 2020

2.6M+ coronavirus cases nationwide on July 1

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A study from the National Bureau of Economic Research wrote: “Our findings suggest that any direct decrease in social distancing among the subset of the population participating in the protests is more than offset by increasing social distancing behavior among others who may choose to shelter-at-home and circumvent public places while the protests are underway.”

Study suggests black lives matter protests did not lead to a spike in cases Gavin Newsom introduces new guidelines for schools On July 17, Gavin Newsom introduced strict new guidelines for school reopenings in the fall. Counties on a state monitoring list could not re-open schools until strict criteria was met, then it would be up to the counties. As a result, Priory announced plans to pivot from on-campus to distance learning instruction for the entire first semester, but would re-open if conditions improved.

Priory switches to distance learning { covid timeline }

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Priory concludes the 2019-20 school year with distance learning classes, and drive-in graduations Priory concluded the school year with a modified distance learning schedule on Zoom, with classes from 9am to 12pm. Students could also elect be graded pass or fail for the semester. 8th and 12th grade graduations were hosted on Kovacs Field as drive-ins, with a stage and projector for students to receive their diplomas and give speeches.

In an email on June 21, Mr. Ruff outlined plans for a return to campus in the fall for both day Despite the fact that and residential hotter summer students, with weather could dampen preparations to transmission of COVIDswitch to a hybrid or 19, cases began to rise distance learning model if needed. Safety precautions as summer began. would include regular self-screening for symptoms, Cases soared through temperature checks, appropriate distancing, face July and deaths coverings, readily available testing and contact tracing, peaked on August 13, deep cleaning of public spaces and reducing large 2020. gatherings.

second wave of coronavirus begins with the summer

Priory plans for on-campus fall semester third quarter, GDP recovered 7.4% Q3 economy begins recovery Inor the 33.1% on an annualized basis. The

recovery was aided in part from a federal stimulus package passed by Congress for businesses and households. The stimulus package (the CARES Act, signed in March) included $500 billion in direct payments to households, $208 billion in loans to industry and $300 billion in loans to small businesses. While the economy certainly recovered, it did not entirely bounce back from quarter two losses. According to Business Insider, GDP was still 3.5% than On July 12, that in late 2019. Furthermore, the Bureau President Donald of Labor Statistics reported that 1.1 million Trump was seen wearing a mask in people made new claims for public for the first time since the unemployment the week that quarterly coronavirus pandemic began in a data was published.

Pres. Trump wears mask in public for first time

visit to Walter Reed military hospital.

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Events such as Sturgis motorcycle rally marks summer of COVID-spreading events The Sturgis Motorcyle Rally, an annual motorcycle rally held in Sturgis, South Dakota, continued as planned amid the coronavirus pandemic, with over half a million bikers attending the event. In the weeks following the gathering, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Minnesota and Montana lead the nation in coronavirus cases per capita. As the Washington Post wrote: “In many ways, Sturgis is an object lesson in the patchwork U.S. response to a virus that has proved remarkably adept at exploiting such gaps to become resurgent. While some states and localities banned even relatively small groups of people, others, like South Dakota, imposed no restrictions...”

Gov. Gavin Newsom adopts 4-tier system

widespread (purple) substantial (red)

On August 28, Gavin Newsom announced a four-tier color-coded minimal (yellow) system to guide reopenings for individual counties, with the first weekly assessment occurring on September 8.

The assessment is based the adjusted case rate and the positivity rate within the county.

Various sectors, such as hair salons, retail, malls, places of worship, movie theaters, must close or open with restrictions based on the guidelines and the status of the county. For example, under the purple tier, restaurants could only open outdoors; under the red tier, restaurants could open indoors at 25% capacity/less than 100 people; under the orange tier, restaurants could open indoors at 50% capacity/less than 200 people and under the yellow tier, restaurants could open indoors at 50% capacity. moderate (orange)

On October 30, Taiwan marked 200 days of no locally transmitted coronavirus cases. The last such reported case was on April 11. As of October 30, Taiwan had reported 553 cases, 55 of which were locally transmitted, and 7 deaths.

Taiwan’s rapid response included screening passengers from Wuhan when the outbreak began, testing, and contact tracing. Taiwan also had advantages as an island with border control, and experience with the SARS outbreak in 2003.

Taiwan records 200 days of no local coronavirus cases

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After a months-long suspension of the season in March, the NBA resumed the rest of the regular season and the playoffs in an isolated “bubble” at Walt Disney World in Florida, inviting 22 teams to participate. The bubble concluded on October 11 when the LA Lakers defeated the Miami Heat for the championship. When games began, the NBA reported no new cases of COVID-19 in the bubble.

New Zealand marks 100 days of no community spread

N.B.A. resumes the season in a bubble

On August 10, New Zealand - led by Prime Minister Jacinda - marked one hundred days of no community transmission of the coronavirus. New Zealand was praised for its strict lockdown measures, border restrictions and frequent testing to eliminate the virus.

With a new academic year, some colleges opt for in-person instruction, leading to outbreaks on some campuses, while others choose to remain online Some universities, such as Stanford University and Harvard University, began the academic year with most students taking classes online, with exceptions for students with special circumstances (and sometimes incoming freshmen), who lived on campus. Schools who returned completely to in-person learning, such as University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and Notre Dame University, faced coronavirus outbreaks as a result of large parties, and were forced to shut down temporarily for online instruction. At the same time, universities faced pressure to bring in tuition and revenue, students at many universities argued for a reduced tuition, as a result of a reduced quality of education - and tuition costs already unreasonable high.

third wave of coronavirus As the cold weather of the fall and winter began, the United States faced a “third wave” begins of coronavirus, following the initial spike in the spring and surge over the summer, as experts warned. The wave was not limited to a particular region, but conditions worsened considerably in the Midwest, in states such as the Dakotas, Iowa, and Wisconsin.

Cases, deaths and positivity rates all rose and hospitals were overwhelmed with patients.

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On October 2, President Trump tweeted that he and his wife, Melania, tested positive for the coronavirus.

President Trump eventually recovered, but was taken to Walter Reed hospital. Later in the month, after announcing the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court at a Rose Garden event (in which attendees did not wear masks or social distance), many GOP officials contracted COVID-19.

Pres. Trump gets COVID, ACB event becomes superspreader

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20.1M+ coronavirus cases nationwide on Jan 1

Congress fails to pass 2nd covid relief bill As COVID cases surged heading into the winter, Congress failed to pass a second round of aid, having not passed any assistance in months.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Majority Leader Mitch McConnell could not come to an agreement, Democrats wanting around $2T in aid and Republicans wanting around $500B in aid for schools, state and local government, small businesses and direct payments to households.

The Republican bill proposed $300/week unemployment benefits, PPP loans and liability protection for businesses. The Democrat bill proposed $600/week unemployment benefits, a $1,200 direct payment, PPP loans and $400B to state and local governments.

The FDA gave emergency use authorization to the Pfizer (December 11) and Moderna (December 18) vaccines. The Pfizer vaccine required two doses administered 21 days apart while the Moderna vaccine required two doses administered 28 days apart. After the authorization, vaccines began shipping out, with vaccines first being given to health care workers, nursing home staff members and nursing home residents. Sarah Lindsay, a nurse and director of patient services at Long Island Jewish Medical Center’s ICU was the first person in the US to receive a vaccine.

Moderna and Pfizer vaccines given emergency authorization After the process of developing an effective coronavirus vaccine, states faced challenges distributing and adminstering the vaccine to the public. Confusion over who was eligible to receive vaccines and how to schedule an appointment created logistical challenges. States were not close to administering all their doses given. By the end of January, 6.9% of California’s population had received one dose of coronavirus vaccine and 1.4% were fully vaccinated, receiving two doses. 3,285,351 were administered, out of 5,666,550 distributed - 62% of doses used.

issues as vaccine rollout begins across the country

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Amid rising COVID cases across the country and After a summer diminishing ICU surge and a capacity, British Prime calmer fall, Minister Boris Johnson California (along announced a second with the rest of lockdown, effective from the country) saw November 2 to December 5. rising COVID The lockdown restrictions cases, were similar to the first hospitalizations and deaths heading into the winter. Pictured lockdown in March at the is the long line to a COVID testing site in Los Angeles.

In start of the pandemic.

November, several counties were upgraded within Governor Gavin Newsom’s tier system, triggering new restrictions.

California cases surge into winter

UK goes into second lockdown bay area goes into lockdown

Congress passed a second relief bill, the second largest stimulus package since the CARES Act in March before Christmas, and President Trump signed it into law soon after, just as some CARES protections were set to expire at the end of December.

In early December, Gov. Gavin The bill included $600 in direct payments (plus $600 per child), Newsom issued a new round of phased out by a $99,000 income, as well as $300 in weekly regional stay at home orders to unemployment benefits. The prevent hospitals from being bill also reopened overwhelmed, the strictest applications for the Payment measurces since the first Protection Program for small lockdown in March. With the stay at home orders, outdoor business loans and dining was shut down and restaurants were only allowed to extended eviction protection provide takeout or pickup. The orders applied to places with through January. less than 15% available ICU capacity: the Bay Area, Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley.

2nd relief bill passes around Christmas

In late January, Governor Gavin Newsom announced he was lifting the regional stay at home orders, and counties would return to the tier system as cases dropped. However, concerns grew over a President Biden began his administration with a plan to new surge as a result of administer 100 million vaccines in 100 days (some new contagious variants of COVID arriving from experts criticized the plan as not ambitious enough). abroad (the Brazil and Biden also UK variants were announced a deal detected in the Bay with two Area).

As a result of manufacturers to lifting restrictions, restaurants secure enough across the Bay Area could offer vaccines to outdoor dining.

Pictured: downtown vaccinate 300 Palo Alto with outdoor dining now million Americans offered. by summer’s end.

Biden aims for 100M vaccines in 100 days, 300M vaccinated by summer’s end

as cases drop, Gov. Newsom lifts stay at home order

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As Joe Biden began his presidency, with a goal of 100 million shots in the first one hundred days, or a rate of a million shots per day, the nationwide vaccine campaign began ramping up. By the end of February, the United States had reached a rate of over 2 million vaccines per day (the seven-day average). To cope with growing demand, Governor Gavin Newsom opened California’s largest mass vaccination site at Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers (pictured above). Other mass vaccinations site in the bay included Moscone Center in San Francisco (pictured below and the Oakland Coliseum.

2021

26.3M+ coronavirus cases nationwide on Feb 1

Nationwide vaccine campaign

ramps up

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San Mateo County drops to red tier, After spending several months in the most restrictive purple tier under Governor Gavin Newsom’s reopening plan, San Mateo County (soon followed by other Bay Area counties), amid improving case and positivity rates, was downgraded to the red tier in late February. As a result, limited indoor dining and other services could resume. Most importantly, however, Priory was allowed to start welcoming students on campus with its reopening plan approved by the county. The week of March March 2nd, 6th graders phased into on-campus learning. The following week, the week of March 9th, 7th and 8th graders began their phased in return, with 6th graders back on-campus full time. Next, the week of March 15th, freshmen and seniors began their on

FDA temporarily pauses J&J vaccine On April 13, the FDA and CDC recommended that states pause administering the Johnson and Johnson coronavirus vaccine after reports of 6 cases of dangerous brain blood clots, out of the more than 7 million shots J&J shots given out nationwide.

During the review, 9 more cases were confirmed, with 3 people dead and 7 people hospitalized (all of them women). After an 11 day review, the FDA and CDC voted to lift the pause, but add a warning about the risk of rare (but severe) blood clots to those who receive the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.

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rise of new coronavirus variants As the United States began putting shots in arms, many variants of the original coronavirus, including those in originating in California, South Africa and United Kingdom, were detected in the Bay Area. It was unclear whether vaccines, designed against the original coronavirus, would protect against these variants, although data suggested they did, although less effectively than the original strain.

students begin return to Priory campus Priory’s campus, with all middle school students on-campus full time. Finally, sophomore and juniors returned the following week, along with the Junior Retreat. Before Spring Break, all students were back learning in-person with teachers and peers. As part of COVID-19 protocols, all students and faculty were required to receive a weekly negative COVID test at school.

On February 27, the Federal Drug Administration approved the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine for emergency authorization, the third coronavirus vaccine approved by the government following the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. The Johnson and Johnson vaccine had several benefits compared to the other vaccines, as it only required one shot (as opposed to two shots), was easier and cheaper to produce and could be stored at refrigeration temperatures for three months.

one shot J&J vaccine is approved by FDA

On March 17, 2021, one year to the day after the Bay Area’s first stay-at-home order, San Mateo County was downgraded again to the lower orange tier after spending three weeks in the red tier. In the orange tier, movie theaters were allowed to open at limited capacity, as well as more indoor dining, shopping mall, gym/recreation center and religious services capacity. San Mateo County had achieved an adjusted case rate of 2.8 cases per 100,000 people and a test positivity rate of 1.1 per 100,000.

SMC drops again to orange tier

Governor Gavin Newsom opens vaccine eligibility to per Governor Gavin Newsom’s March 26 announcement, general population As California opened vaccine eligibility to residents ages 50 and older on April 1 and to all residents ages 16 and older on April 15. “This is possible thanks to the leadership of the Biden-Harris administration and the countless public health officials across the state who have stepped up to get shots into arms,” he said in a statement. As a result, many Priory juniors and seniors were able to get the vaccine in April. On April 6, Newsom announced a plan to tentatively fully reopen the state economy on June 15, provided certain metrics are met, but with a mask mandate still in place.

aims for June 15 full reopening

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for the year san mateo county health data source: New York Times, San Mateo County Health as of April 25, 2021

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Ms. Mary Carroll

Romila Gargeshwari (11)

Aryssa Garcia (9)

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are face masks a fashion statement? photos and page by Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

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1. Mrs. Parker’s workspace is wellprepared for biology classes!

2. Mr. Matson flashes a smile as he teaches a class from the glass studio.

His distance learning setup features his laptop, a monitor and an overhead camera to show his glass work.

3. Mr. Lee goes through a math problem on paper, which is broadcasted to his students on Zoom through his overhead camera.

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4. Mr. Utsumi teaches a humanities lesson on his iPad, which is shared in the Zoom meeting.

5. Mr. Dorf interacts with his students on Zoom.

6. Mrs. Parker encourages a student.

7. Mrs. Sullivan teaches a fine arts class, with her Zoom meeting broadcasted on a TV above her head.

8. Mrs. Hemiup, wearing a mask, teaches a computer science class.

9. Eric Choi, (10) with a big thumbs up, proudly shows the camera his workspace.

10. Mr. Turnquist lectures his Econ class.

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11. Mr. Lee hits his buddha bowl as a prayer to start off class.

12. Kayla Matsuoka’s (9) workspace is clean, organized, and ready for her first year of high school!

13. Mr. Tang skillfully manages three devices while teaching in his classroom!

16 14. Jessica Fathers (11) displays her organized, minimalist workspace.

15. Ms. Kim creatively fashioned a standing desk to teach her classes!

16. Mr. Mabeza demonstrates a guitar chord to his students.

17. Mr. Daniel gives the camera a big smile and shows off his 6th graders!

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After school shut down, everyone had to get creative to find somewhere to take classes from. Since part of the school reopening plan was to have teachers teaching from their classrooms or offices. Many teachers use iPads, external monitors, and multiple cameras in order to best help their students!

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1. Nicholas Zachary (8), Zoe Zachary (8), Jacqueline Biscay (8), and Marina Xanthopoulos (8) walk to their first class of the day on the first day back.

2. 8th grade students enjoy lunch with their advisory group on the STREAM Center deck.

3. Mr. Casente teaches his math class in one of the outdoor tents during the first day back for 7th graders.

4. Mr. Trudelle and Mr. Daniel’s advisory groups eat lunch around the fountain.

5. A special message on the marquee for the Class of 2027 to welcome them.

6. Mr. Wise’s 6th grade Spanish class attends chapel.

7. Mr. Daniel with Kareena Agarwal (6), Emerson Trefz (6), and Alyssa Hong (6) during an outdoor class session.

8. Jacqueline Biscay (8) exits her car on the first day back for 8th graders.

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phased re-opening March 2 & 4: 6th grade March 9 & 10: 7th grade March 11 & 12: 8th grade March 15 & 18: 9th grade March 16 & 19: 12th grade March 22 & 23: 10th grade March 25 & 26: 11th grade March 29 - April 2: all students April 1-11: Easter Break April 12-16: distance learning April 19: back on-campus for the remainder of the year

9. Mr. Mejia-Torres’ 6th grade advisory group eats lunch under the tent.

10. The drop off point for middle school students was decorated to celebrate the re-opening of the school.

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what is your least favorite part of distance learning?

“I take class asynchronous which means that I don’t get to see my friends that are in the states and take class only on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.”

“Sitting in front of a screen for hours makes it harder to learn and less interactive than if it were in person.”

“I miss seeing my friends and teachers.”

“Having to sit in front of the computer every day for a long time because we also use our computers for homework.”

what is your favorite part of distance learning?

“No classes on Wednesdays”

“Some test are open note which really helps.”

“Distance learning gives us more time to do things (without the extra travel time and shorter school hours) and there are more breaks (especially Wednesday no school).” “the school day is a little shorter”

“I like being able to spend more time with my family”

“My favorite thing about distance learning is not having to waste time driving to campus for class and being able to optimize my day for school.”

what dish do you miss most from the dining hall?

“I miss them ALL!!!”

“grilled cheese”

“ravioli”

“barbecue chicken and mac & cheese” “turkey tacos”

“breakfast for lunch”

“chocolate chip cookies” “coconut curry, rice and naan”

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distance learning

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online zoom

weekly schedule mon

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when will we return to campus in some form?

60.5%

sometime during S2

18.6%

start of S2

16.3%

not this school year

4.7%

during S1

result: everyone was on campus by March 22, in the middle of semester 2

will we have to wear masks for the entire school year?

84.9% yes

15.1% no

result: everyone has to wear masks, except when eating or drinking

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predictions made by the student body, September 2020 v, what happened, end of April 2021

to the coronavirus?

after this summer wave, will there be another spike?

68.6% yes

31.4% no

result: there was a winter spike, and it was more than twice as worse as the summer wave

when will the general population have access to a vaccine?

26.7%

next school year

11.6%

april 2021

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summer 2021

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march 2021

result: California opened vaccine eligibility to everyone ages 16+ beginning April 15

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Priory instituted many new safety protocols on campus to keep everyone safe and healthy amid the

Every week on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, all students, faculty and staff who plan to be on campus the next week must receive a negative COVID test.

MS students lined up for temperature checks during the MS Fall sports camp which ran from September 2020 to November 2020.

California weather allowed teachers to hold classes outdoors or indoors.

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Each classroom was equipped with hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, a spray bottle of disinfectant and a towel to wipe down desks.

A drop off point for MS students was setup behind Church Square. This new drop off area allowed for less congestion at the breezeway location.

Students have become accustomed to sitting socially distant from one another during waiting times.

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on campus coronavirus pandemic. Priory’s plan had to be approved by San Mateo County.

During pre-season workouts for US athletes, a temperature check was required.

Lunches are pre-ordered and distributed by advisors in to-go environmentally friendly packaging.

Social distance reminder stickers are placed throughout campus in hightraffic areas.

Several tents were setup throughout the campus to allow a covered area for classes, activities, lunch, and meetings.

Students eat lunch in outdoor locations with their advisory groups.

Directional arrows help to keep foot traffic flowing throughout the campus.

Additional hand washing stations are also available.

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election 2020

“the most important tues nov. 3, 2020

president democrats flip the presidency

306 - 232 biden

dem

trump

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nov 7: biden & harris declare victory

On Election Night, Nevada, Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Alaska remained uncalled by most news outlets. Results trickled in over the next several days as states had more mail-in ballots to count as a result of the pandemic. On Friday, November 7, news outlets declared Biden the winner of Pennsylvania, giving him the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. Biden flipped Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia (first time since 1992) and Arizona (first time since 1996) from Trump in 2016. That evening, Biden and Harris gave victory speeches in Wilmington, Delaware at a drive-in rally (a safety precaution as a result of the pandemic).

nov & dec: trump challenges election results in court After spending much of the 2020 presidential campaign insisting the only way he could lose was if the election was rigged, Trump spent November and December claiming (without evidence) of widespread voter fraud. Trump and his lawyers, including Rudy Giuliani (pictured) filed 62 lawsuits trying to overturn election results, of which 61 failed, challenging election laws, vote counting procedures and certification procedures in six main states: Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, Arizona and Nevada. Many cases were dismissed for lacking standing, including by Trumpappointed judges.

jan 6: capitol insurrection

On January 6, a joint session of Congress convened to certify Joe Biden’s victory. Several Republican senators, led by Ted Cruz (R - Texas) and Josh Hawley (R - Missouri) and over 100 Republican representatives, led failed efforts to challenges to the certification of Biden’s victory, supporting Trump’s unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud and a rigged election. The proceedings halted midday as Trump supporters, encouraged by a Trump speech earlier in the day, surrounded then stormed the Capitol, breaching police perimeters. Both chambers and other buildings were evacuated, and some protesters breached Speaker Pelosi’s office and an empty Senate chamber. 5 people died, including one police officer.

jan 20: biden & harris inauguration Joe Biden, 46th president of the United States, and Kamala Harris, 49th vice president of the United States, were inaugurated at a ceremony on the Capitol. Joe Biden became the oldest president in history, and Kamala Harris became the first woman, African-American and Asian-American vice president in history. In his speech, Biden said: “I give you my word, I will always level with you...And together we shall write an American story of hope, not fear. Of unity, not division. Of light, not darkness.. May this be the story that guides us... We met the moment. Democracy and hope, truth and justice did not die on our watch, but thrived.”

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election in a lifetime ”

by Christina Cheng

- NPR

senate

democrats net 3 seats, flip the senate

50 - 50 dem

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jan 5: georgia runoffs give dems senate control After the November 2020 election, control of the Senate came down to two Georgia runoff races between Raphael Warnock (D) and Kelly Loeffler (R - incumbent) as well as Jon Ossoff (D) and David Perdue (R - incumbent), as Republicans had 50 seats and Democrats had 48. Both Warnock and Ossoff won their races, with Warnock becoming the first AfricanAmerican senator from Georgia and Ossoff becoming the first Jewish senator from Georgia. Ossoff, at 33, also became the youngest sitting senator. Warnock and Ossoff, along with Alex Padilla (D - CA), who was appointed by Gov. Gavin Newsom to replace former Senator Kamala Harris, were sworn in by Harris on Inauguration Day.

house

democrats lose >12 seats but retain the senate

222 - 210 dem

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1. Mr. Sargent captured the smoke over the track.

2. The sun was barely visible in the middle of the day.

3. For teachers, it was a weird day to be working in their classrooms!

Source: New York Times In late August and early September, the C.Z.U. Lighting Complex and the S.C.U. Lightning Complex threatened Santa Clara, San Mateo and Santa Cruz Counties. The August Complex threatened the North Bay. Some Priory students along the coast evacuated from their homes as a precaution.

Large swaths of redwood forests in the Santa Cruz Mountains, including Big Basin (California’s oldest state park), were destroyed.

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4. Mr. Matson photographed the STREAM building as it looked a bit different from the top of the hill!

5. The Franklin Garden under the orange sky.

6. People gathered in one of Priory’s four barns.

7. The whole campus was covered in an orange hue.

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September 9, 2020

The New York Times:

“Wildfires Blot Out The Sun in the Bay Area”

by Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

Millions of acres of land burning across the Western states came to a head as a cloud of orange smoke covered Woodside Priory School (and the rest of the Bay Area) on September 9, 2020.

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trending this year:

the year in pop culture

by Remy Fu and Christina Cheng

bridgerton

ratatouille musical

Netflix released a new romance series on Christmas Day about siblings of the powerful Bridgerton family.

The Ratatouille Musical streamed on January 1 after months of work by various TikTok Creators.

jojo siwa comes out

super bowl performance

ex-royals on oprah

Jojo Siwa created headlines when she subtly hinted about her sexuality and then opened up, sharing that she had a girlfriend.

The Weeknd performed at the Superbowl.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle revealed in an interview with Oprah that there had been tension in the Royal Family regarding their child’s skin tone.

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drivers license Olivia Rodrigo created a storm of drama after releasing Drivers License in January, as fans speculated it was about her relationship with her former High School Musical costar, Joshua Bassett.

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r.i.p. chadwick and naya

harry styles on vogue

new taylor swift album

Two sudden deaths shocked the world as Naya Rivera and Chadwick Boseman passed away over the summer.

Harry Styles sparked debate over fashion and toxic masculinity appearing on the Vogue cover in a dress in November.

After releasing Folklore in July, Taylor Swift released yet another surprise album - Evermore - on December 13.

the rise of the bernie meme

wandavision

Sen. Bernie Sanders sparked a collection of memes after wearing mittens to Joe Biden’s Presidential Inauguration.

Disney+ released its first series based on Marvel characters in January.

montero

taylor swift re-records

Lil Nas X’s new song, Montero (Call Me By Your Name), was the most listened to song in the entire world.

Taylor Swift released the first of her rerecorded albums on April 9, Fearless (Taylor’s Version) which included 6 new, previously unreleased, vault songs.

former bachelor comes out Former Bachelor star Colton Underwood made headlines by coming out on GMA on April 14.

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NBA stars at Priory photo credit @__jsquared, @coachbuckmatthews and @currybrand on Instagram page by Christina Cheng Basketball players such as Stephen Curry and Jeremy Lin rented out Priory’s Gambetta Gymnasium for work outs and even advertising shoots.

Jeremy Lin

Pau Gasol Cam Reddish

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1 1. Temilola Sobomehin (9), Tayo Sobomehin (10) and their siblings march in a protest in East Palo Alto.

2. Protesters hold signs addressing silence.

3. Protesters gather in Sunnyvale to confront the police violence.

4. A crowd gathers in Mountain View for speeches by high school students.

5. A protester in Sunnyvale holds a sign with a powerful quote.

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a summer of

racial reckoning

by John Max Byrne, Jessica Fathers, Christina Cheng, and Remy Fu

Priory students joined the nationwide Black Lives Matter racial justice protests over the summer of 2020. The protests were prompted by the death of George Floyd, an AfricanAmerican man killed by the police.

why did you decide to attend a protest?

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“Though I can’t vote, I wanted to express my support for the Black Lives Matter Movement by attending a protest.”

Sahana Singh (12)

“Why would I stand by during a Civil Rights Movement? I have a moral obligation to participate in justice.”

Julianne Lempert (12)

what was your experience at the protest like?

“It was terrifying to see the police with zip ties around their belts for arrests, cans of tear gas, batons in their hand, and riot shields. It was hard to know that my 1st Amendment right was being suppressed in the land of the free. ”

Julianne Lempert (12)

“I’ve been to many protests but this one, in particular, was fairly long. We gathered together to first enjoy each other's company, to celebrate black excellence and black joy before we protested for our fallen brothers and sisters. We chanted things like ’Say his name’ and ’Black Lives Matter’. We held up signs and spoke our truth. It was a very powerful and uplifting experience to see how many people came. We shouted until our voices were hoarse and walked until we couldn't take another step. And we did it all again and we will continue to do it until something very fundamental changes in our nation.”

Temilola Sobomehin (9)

“It was quite peaceful actually and I felt calm know I was doing the right thing.”

Addison Jones (7)

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everything

this

black lives matter movement

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that happened page by Christina Cheng

year

joe biden wins american presidency

jon ossoff and raphael warnock give democrats senate control

fda approves covid vaccines

capitol insurrection

there were so many hurricanes scientists anti-asian violence during the pandemic ran out of letters to name them { current events recap }

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this

elon musk is neck and neck with jeff bezos for world’s richest man

dodgers win the world series

argentina legalizes abortion

nasa’s perserverance lands on mars

tom brady is a super bowl champ again

schitt’s creek dominates the emmys

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that happened year

page by Christina Cheng

(cont.)

anti-government protests in belarus

deadly explosion in beirut

lebron james and the lakers are nba champs

murder hornets in north america

stanford and baylor are ncaa basketball champions

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best solo pop perf.

album of the year

best pop vocal album

song of the year

Harry Styles, “Watermelon Sugar”

Taylor Swift, “Folklore”

Dua Lipa, “Future Nostalgia”

H.E.R., “I Can’t Breathe”

Beyoncé is the winningest with 28 Grammys

woman

best new artist

record of the year

Megan Thee Stallion

Billie Eilish, “Everything I Wanted”

women sweep the grammys

by Christina Cheng

After being delayed to the coronavirus pandemic, the Grammys were held inside and around the Los Angeles Convention Center on March 14, hosted by Trevor Noah. Women won all the major awards.

grammy performers

Dua Lipa

BTS

Taylor Swift

Also featured: Harry Styles, Billie Eilish, HAIM, Black Pumas, DaBaby, Bad Bunny, Jhay Cortez, Mickey Guyton, Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris, John Mayer, Megan Thee Stallion, Cardi B, Post Malone, Lil Baby, Doja Cat, Silk Sonic, Roddy Ricch

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a historic oscars season

by Christina Cheng This year’s Oscar broadcast was different from any other: in addition to being hosted in Union Station instead of the usual Dolby Theater, with only nominees and presenters invited, this year’s Oscars nominees and winners set records and broke barriers.

hopkins is oldest oscar winner

chloé zhao sets records In the first year where two female directors are nominated (along with Emerald Fennell) for Best Director, Chloé Zhao is second woman (after Kathryn Bigelow) and first woman of color to win the award.

In a surprise win, Anthony Hopkins is the oldest actor to win an Oscar at age 83, awarded for his performance in The Father.

firsts in best actor Steven Yeun and Riz Ahmed are the first Asian American and Muslim actors to be nominated for Best Actor, respectively.

mcdormand has four oscars In an unpredictable Best Actress race, Frances McDormand wins her third Best Actress Oscar, and wins her fourth for producing Nomadland (Best Picture winner).

first black makeup artists recognized The black women of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom are the first to win the Best Makeup and Hairstyling Award.

nomadland wins best picture

Best Picture nominees

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sports

out on the green

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pre-seasoning workouts

by Christina Cheng and Remy Fu With upper school athletic seasons postponed until 2021, many teams started pre-season workouts in August to stay in shape. Cross country, volleyball, basketball, and water polo teams practice 2-3 times a week in a safe and social-distanced manner on the outside courts and fields.

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2. Stephanie Suchite (10) goes in to dig the ball.

3. Valeria Chavez-Franco (9) prepares to receive a ball during a scrimmage.

4. The cross country team starts their warm-up around the track.

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5. The water polo team warms up before starting drills for the day.

6. Eve Kavanaugh (9) focuses on the ball during a JV team scrimmage.

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7. Eszter Horvath (12) uses a roller during cooldown.

8. Walker Rust (10) guards the ball as he makes his way to the basket.

9. Luke Turk (11), Carson Miller (12), Sean Kutay (12), and Andrew Dodson (12) practice an eggbeater drill in order to build stamina for treading water.

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1. Henry Parr (7) proudly walks off the court after a nice match!

2. Coach Robin Rosales leads a volleyball drill with middle school boys.

3. Coach Tulin Mendoza and the team take a water break.

4. Students play a fun game of lacrosse on the Kovacs field.

5. Mr. Moseley coaches a group of students on the outdoor basketball court.

6. Vika Segal (6) practices her shot.

7. Students line up on the track and prepare to race.

8. Coach Con O’Leary and Sean Kutay (12) coach the middle school swimmers.

9. Students rest in the shade while waiting to go to their practices.

10. Sophie Curran (6) and Chloe Walters (8) take a rest on the wall between swim sets.

11. Coach Dave Jefferson works with Oliver Trevithick (8) in the batting cage.

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can’t stop us

by Sophie Curran, Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

Middle school athletic seasons were questionable due to the coronavirus, so the athletic department decided to create a middle school sports camp program. The program allowed students to sign up for a different sports every two weeks which also created athletic “social bubbles” for students to remain in. The sports offered were basketball, volleyball, water polo, cross country, soccer, lacrosse, baseball, and tennis.

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12. Swimmers await Coach Con O’Leary’s instructions.

13. Runners push themselves hard at the final stretch of the practice race.

14. Drew Midle (8) learns how to throw a double-play in baseball practice.

15. Cross country runner take a nice breather after a long run.

16. The tennis group plays a fun game of “King of the Court” with Mr. Moseley.

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1. Jack Barton (8) is airborne with his smooth jump shot.

2. Chloe Walters (8) glides through the water during a freestyle swim.

3. Ethan Davis (8) and Sebastiaan Dyckerhoff (8) go head to head in a lacrosse game.

4. Noah Levine (8) keeps his eye on the ball with his strong forehand swing.

5. Swimmers rest on the wall after a warm-up exercise.

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6. Coach Robin Rosales works with several middle school girls on volleyball skills.

7. Sarah McAdam (7) dribbles the soccer ball down the field with skill.

8. Dahlia Oliveri (6) keeps her platform perfectly flat as she passes the ball.

9. The track and field group warms up with highknees on the track.

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staying active

page by Sophie Curran, Christina Cheng and Remy Fu

Middle school athletic seasons were questionable due to the coronavirus, so the athletic department decided to create a middle school sports camp program. The program allowed students to sign up for a different sports every two weeks which also created athletic “social bubbles” for students to remain in. The sports offered were basketball, volleyball, water polo, cross country, soccer, lacrosse, baseball, and tennis.

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1. Kylie Walsh (12) gracefully slides across the court to make contact with the ball.

2. Leyla Rivera (10) taps the ball over the net for a point.

3. Team photo of the girls tennis team.

4. Rhea Behl (10) runs in for the short ball.

5. The boys tennis team poses for a group photo at Pinewood.

6. Julia Singh (10), Paloma Oliveri (11), Kylie Walsh (12), Donya Fotovatjah (12), Leyla Rivera (10), and Rhea Behl (10) pause for a quick photo before their match.

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7. Donya Fotovatjah (12) waits to receive the ball.

8. Solene Graham (9) shows great form as she serves the ball.

9. Paloma Oliveri (11) positions herself low to strike the ball with force.

10. Julia Singh (10) greets her opponent with a friendly wave and a smile.

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oxygen is

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overrated

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1. Andrew Dodson (12) prepares to shoot and aims carefully for the cage.

2. Finn Bourke (10) prepares to pass the ball up to the offense after a successful block!

3. Sean Kutay (3) dribbles with the ball to keep it away from the defense.

4. Coach Con O’Leary gives the team a strategy talk between quarters.

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5. Matthew Genet (9) looks at the cage, ready to score!

6. Luke Turk (11) takes a shot against Half Moon Bay. 7. Remy Fu (11) is working a “press” on defense.

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1. The team works on drills on the field.

2. Priory players on the field huddle up to quickly strategize.

3. Max Yonehiro (10) and Adam Zwaanstra (11) are ready to head into the game.

4. Ashton Axe (11) sprints to evade the defense.

5. A team photo of the Priory football team, with coaches Jeff Wise, Doug Sargent, David Moseley, Andrew Hasson and Andrew Downey.

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6. Quarterback Holden Flynn (11) lobs the ball.

7. The team is hard at work training, even in the rain.

8. The Priory offense executes a play.

9. The team runs onto the home field, ready to win a game.

10. Rostand Olama Abanda (10) muscles his way past a defender.

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live, love, lax

by Clara Feng and Remy Fu

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1. Jennifer Quinonez (11) sprints to help out a teammate.

2. The team huddles before a game for a team cheer.

3. Sofia Hofmann (10) holds her stick up and waits for her teammate to pass her the ball.

4. Ellie Barton (10) cradles the ball as she runs to the goal.

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5. Jimena Fajardo Sepulveda (11) holds her stick up to block the goal.

6. Stella Axe (9) reaches for the ball to go to goal.

7. Skyler Deevy (12) runs to the goal and looks for open teammates.

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one step at a time page by Remy Fu

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1. Romila Gargeshwari (11), Jacky Chuang (9), and Aspen Kopley-Smith (12) run the Priory course at the first home meet.

2. Jack Ryan (11) and Evan Strohman (10) are in the final stretch of the course.

3. Jamie Field (9) and Marie Goodson (9) start the race with a lap around the track.

4. The boys are off to a fast start against Menlo.

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5. John Hurlbut (9) keeps a steady pace.

6. Ava Ammari (10) takes the lead as she runs in between two Menlo runners.

7. Cyrus Patel (9) gives the camera a quick glance as he runs by.

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1. Tayo Sobomehin (10) dribbles the ball down the court and eyes a teammate in the post.

2. Oliver Conn (11) fights his way through the defense to score in the post.

3. Rehan Parwani (10), Adam Zwaanstra (11) and Josh Oh (12) celebrate a bucket.

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4. Everett Miller (9) seeks to outmanuever his opponent.

5. David AjanakuMakun (12) hits one from deep.

6. Danny Youstra (10) is focused on making his free throw.

7. Zach Zafran (12) rises up for a tough layup.

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{ us basketball }

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and Christina Cheng

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1. Solene Graham (9) receives the ball.

2. The JV team huddles after scoring a point.

3. Kiana Cablayan (12) and Hayden Karnes (12) sub for each other.

4. Ami Kobayashi (10) serves the ball.

5. Claire Becker (11) sets the ball to Makena Serughetti (12).

6. The varsity team poses for a team photo after their senior game.

7. Makena Serughetti (12) prepares to serve.

8. Gwen Spencer (11) jumps up for a hit.

{ us girls volleyball }

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no place like home

by Remy Fu

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1. Thomas Screven (12) concentrates as he prepares to throw the ball.

2. Ronin Park (10) is up to bat!

3. The team huddles for a quick pep talk.

4. Weston Battles (10) is focused and ready to run.

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here’s the kicker

by Remy Fu

5. Connor Schinski (11) and Carson Miller (12) communicate while attempting to regain possession.

6. Martin Akamine-Alvarez (10) prepares to score.

7. Alan Stater (12) pivots quickly to get the ball.

8. Ronan Byrne (12) guards the ball from a defender.

9. James Heron (10) sprints to meet the ball while on defense.

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Father Martin, O.S.B.

Head of School

Monastic Superior

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Dear Class of 2021, This has indeed been an extraordinary year in so many ways and certainly a challenge to each of you individually and as a class. Wildfires, bad air, killer bees, political and social riots, and political chaos all were part of this year, but this pandemic has touched just about everyone throughout the world. In particular, it has impacted high school graduates because senior year is not what it is supposed to be!

However, you, the class of 2021, have demonstrated resilience and flexibility in an extraordinary way and have managed to do it with a smile on your faces.

Many believe this was the most challenging year in our history, but we look to you, Priory graduates, educated with our Benedictine values to help us create a new and more evolved normal, a world more just, kind, and beautiful. This year has illuminated the vast systemic inequities that have defined life for too many for too long, and if things are going to get better, it’s going to be up to you. This is your time to seize the initiative. Nobody can tell you anymore that you should be waiting your turn; nobody can tell you anymore that this is how it’s always been done. More than ever, this is your moment, your generation’s world to shape.

Too many times this year, we heard the message to “stay home” or to “lockdown.” As you prepare to go out into the world beyond Portola Road, our message is to stay close to home. Perhaps not physically, but in every other way. Remember the values of spirituality, community, individuality, hospitality, and integrity that have shaped you, stay close to the people that have formed you, and stay close to each other because this foundation will serve you as you share your gifts with our world.

Wherever your life’s journey takes you, please know that you are always welcome at the Priory and never forget that you were the class that was PRIORY STRONG!

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1. Cassia Jones (12), Bobby Youstra (12), and Sonia Kulasooriya (12) gather on the field during the Senior Campout.

2. Seniors hang out in the garden.

3. Eszter Horvath (12) gives a talk at a sunset chapel.

4. Emma Solomon (12) sings and plays the piano at the sunset chapel.

5. Seniors gather around a campfire during the campout.

6. Ruben Zambrano and Father Matthew make pizza for the campout.

7. Seniors are spread out safely for their sunset chapel.

8. Grace Bhagat (12), Esha Umbarkar (12), Greta Patterson (12), Sahana Singh (12), Makena Serughetti (12), and Leah Strickland (12) enjoy a pizza dinner in the garden.

9. Cole Gilbert (12) organizes a song to ask Esha Umbarkar (12) to prom.

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a final

high school

by Carter Baginskis, Christina Cheng, and Remy Fu

In an unusual senior year, the class of 2021 gathered together a year of senior traditions, including a campout, sunset chapel and pizza at the garden.

hurrah

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10. Father Martin teaches a group of seniors how to make apple cobbler.

11. Seniors relax on the field.

12. Sahana Singh (12), Esha Umbarkar (12), and Grace Bhagat (12) pitch a tent for the campout.

13. Will Elfishawy (12), Matthew Gee (12), Zach Zafran (12), Josh Oh (12), and Cole Gilbert (12) brave the cold together.

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{ senior collage }

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senior

david ajanaku-makun • brooke allison • aniyah augmon • grace bhagat • ronan byrne • kiana cablayan-kennedy • eloise chang enns • donya fotovatjah • jocelyn galvan • illiana garcia • roberto-jamin garibay • matthew gee • cole gilbert • aidan gillett • smith • isa kowalski • sonia kulasooriya • alex leblang • julianne lempert • alvin li • aaron lipp • lucas lodoen • carlie malott qaqundah • victor qiu • matthew ring • sam rosen • thomas screven • makena serughetti • sky silberman • sahana singh • • annika vaughan • kylie walsh • emily warr • jadan wenceslao • jashae williams • alexander yonehiro • bobby youstra •

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{ senior photo }

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class photo

• christina cheng • luke currier • skyler deevy • bineta diatta • andrew dodson • anna dyckerhoff • will elfishawy • tobey jack herz • eszter horvath • kyle howe • erta hoxha • evan hughes • cassia jones • hayden karnes • jaden kim • aspen kopley• kaela marsheck • carson miller • ryan nayebi • josh oh • greta patterson • emily petersdorf • katherine petersdorf • sophia emma solomon • emily stanger • henry stanger • alan stater • leah strickland • nick tidmarsh • alex truong • esha umbarkar halinda yu • zach zafran • brandon zelaya • { not pictured: sage thomas • sean kutay } special thanks: korinn myers, david moseley, kelly sargent

{ senior photo }

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7 year club students at priory for 7 years grace bhagat • kiana cablayan-kennedy • eloise chang • christina cheng • skyler deevy • anna dyckerhoff • will elfishawy • donya fotovatjah • cole gilbert • jack herz • evan hughes • isa kowalski • alex leblang • aaron lipp • kaela marsheck • greta patterson • thomas screven • makena serughetti • emma solomon • emily stanger • henry stanger • leah strickland • nick tidmarsh • kylie walsh • alexander yonehiro • zach zafran • brandon zelaya

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4 year club residential students at the priory dorms for 4 years jocelyn galvan • jaden kim • alvin li • jadan wenceslao • jashae williams • halinda yu

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Kiana Cablayan-Kennedy

Dave Ajanaku-Makun

Brooke Allison

Aniyah Augmon

Grace Bhagat

Ronan Byrne

be the best singer in the NBA

build her own house out of recycled materials

be a famous author and in the WNBA at the same time

start a cat cafe

be a famous SoundCloud rapper

Tobey Enns

Donya Fotovatjah

Jocelyn Galvan

Illiana Garcia

Roberto-Jamin Garibay

have a mountain bike fan account

move to Paris and be a professional photographer

start doing icebreakers on the subway

create her own Marvel movie

skateboard off a roof

Hayden Karnes

Jaden Kim

Aspen Kopley-Smith

Isa Kowalski

Sonia Kulasooriya

Sean Kutay

Alex Leblang

crochet to Megan Thee Stallion

be the richest man in Korea

own a pet llama or alpaca

break last minute for a red light

be a cat-owning, ukuleleplaying, preschool teacher

start his own frat

become a professional video game player

Ellie Chang

be tiktok famous from dying her hair every color of the rainbow

hug all of priory

Matthew Gee

Cole Gilbert

forget which pedal is the gas pedal and which is the brake pedal

crash land a plane with zero casualties

Ryan Nayebi

Josh Oh

Greta Patterson

Emily Petersdorf

Katherine Petersdorf

Sophia Qaqundah

Victor Qiu

code his own superhero suit

be a famous artist

move to Europe and never come back

nurse a sick bird back to health

become a famous author and live in an abandoned castle

stick her tongue out in a photo

be the only person who secretly gets a 100% in college math

Emily Stanger

Henry Stanger

Alan Stater

Leah Strickland

hike with only one shoe

get into a college he didn’t apply to

lose his sense of direction

make a sarcastic comment without meaning to

Bobby Youstra

Halinda Yu

Zach Zafran

Brandon Zelaya

hack and shut down Fortune 500 companies

accidentally end world hunger

put his SAT score on a t-shirt

sing the national anthem for the World Cup game he will then be playing in

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Nick Tidmarsh

Alex Truong

read every book in the world

smile so hard his cheeks burst

accidentally commit tax fraud

senior

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Christina Cheng

Luke Currier

Skyler Deevy

Bineta Diatta

Andrew Dodson

Anna Dyckerhoff

Will Elfishawy

become a professional ramen eater

stay a theater kid

play every sport that exists at the same time

keep making people laugh

wear sunglasses while it’s raining

become a fish

start a new religion about flip flops

Aidan Gillett

Jack Herz

Eszter Horvath

Kyle Howe

Erta Hoxha

Evan Hughes

Cassia Jones

become an internet famous meme maker

found his own country

run across every continent

row across the ocean with a box of altoids

be a European model

survive on energy drinks and uncrustables

lead an army of rats in the subways of New York

Julianne Lempert

Alvin Li

Aaron Lipp

Lucas Lodoen

Carlie Malott

Kaela Marsheck

Carson Miller

create her own political party

have a house just for his clothes

show you a magic trick when you didn’t ask

show up late to graduation

start a secret candle making society

have everything you would possibly need in her purse

do everything outside

Sahana Singh

Emma Solomon

Matthew Ring

Sam Rosen

Thomas Screven

Makena Serughetti

Sky Silberman

be the actual kindest person in the world

act like a dad to all of his friends

be identical 20 years from now

remember to grab candy when evacuating for an earthquake

laugh at a funeral

Esha Umbarkar

Annika Vaughan

Kylie Walsh

Emily Warr

Jadan Wenceslao

Jashae Williams

Alex Yonehiro

get a PhD in astrophysics and not know how to spell it

somehow ski to school

capture her entire life on a disposable camera

live on a ranch

run across the country and say “light work”

be the next Cesar Milan

be the Mr. Neale of the future

superlatives

start a new fashion trend be sworn into presidency while having a stomach ache on a Taylor Swift vinyl

most likely to... { senior superlatives }

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David Ajanaku-Makun

Brooke Allison

Aniyah Augmon

Grace Bhagat

Ronan Byrne

Kiana Cablayan-Kennedy

Anna Dyckerhoff

Will Elfishawy

Tobey Enns

Donya Fotovatjah

Jocelyn Galvan

Illiana Garcia

Kyle Howe

Erta Hoxha

Evan Hughes

Cassia Jones

Hayden Karnes

Jaden Kim

Alvin Li

Aaron Lipp

Lucas Lodoen

Carlie Malott

Kaela Marsheck

Carson Miller

Victor Qiu

Matthew Ring

Sam Rosen

Thomas Screven

Makena Serughetti

Sky Silberman

Sage Thomas

Nick Tidmarsh

Alex Truong

Esha Umbarkar

Annika Vaughan

Kylie Walsh

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{ senior baby photos }

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Ellie Chang

Christina Cheng

Luke Currier

Skyler Deevy

Bineta Diatta

Andrew Dodson

Roberto-Jamin Garibay

Matthew Gee

Cole Gilbert

Aidan Gillett

Jack Herz

Eszter Horvath

Aspen Kopley-Smith

Isa Kowalski

Sonia Kulasooriya

Sean Kutay

Alex Leblang

Julianne Lempert

Ryan Nayebi

Josh Oh

Greta Patterson

Emily Petersdorf

Katherine Petersdorf

Sophia Qaqundah

Sahana Singh

Emma Solomon

Emily Stanger

Henry Stanger

Alan Stater

Leah Strickland

Emily Warr

Jadan Wenceslao

Jashae Williams

Alexander Yonehiro

Bobby Youstra

Halinda Yu

baby photos

by Ellie Chang and Christina Cheng

{ senior baby photos }

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David AjanakuMakun Never really know when it’s your time so you gotta live it up

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Brooke Allison “I speak for the trees” - The Lorax

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Aniyah Augmon If I’m gonna tell a real story, I’m gonna start with my name. ...And Still I Rise, Stay$moove & Get Like Niy

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Grace Bhagat

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Ronan Byrne “Great things come from hard work and perseverance. No excuses!!”

-Kobe Bryant

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Kiana CablayanKennedy “I think I’m cool. That’s all that matters” -Tyler, the Creator

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Eloise Chang but once in a while, you find someone who’s iridescent...

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Christina Cheng “I like getting older, I feel like I’m aging into my personality.”

- Nick Miller, New Girl

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Luke Currier Shields up, spears out, heels set, hearts firm.

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Skyler Deevy I’m taking care of my procrastination issues; just you wait and see

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Bineta*+! « I knew this year would go by in flash, but not in a Zoom ;-; »

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Andrew Dodson Never eat yogurt with a fork; instead, eat it with a spoon. Consume and make use of all you receive.

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Anna Dyckerhoff

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Will Elfishawy “Don’t do homework, it's boring” - Gandhi

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Tobey Philip Enns “Do nothing out of selfishness or out of vainglory; rather, humbly regard others as more important than yourselves, each looking out not for his own interests, but [also] everyone for those of others.

Philippians 2:3-4

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Donya Fotovatjah “Destiny Is For Losers. It’s Just A Stupid Excuse To Wait For Things To Happen Instead Of Making Them Happen.”

- Blair Waldorf

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Jocelyn Galvan “Have the time of your life” - H. Styles

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Illiana Garcia High school looked a lot cooler on TV

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Roberto-Jamin

Garibay Carranza “life shrinks and expands on the proportion of your willingness to take risks and try new things” Gary Vee

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Matt Gee “In life, sometimes things don’t go your way but that's just the way the cookie crumbles.”

- Me

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Nicholas Scott Gilbert “The truth is, most of us discover where we are heading when we arrive.”

-Bill Watterson

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Aidan Gillett Still don’t know who joe is...

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Jack Herz “I will either find a way or make one” - Hannibal Barca (247-184 B.C.E.)

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Eszter Horvath “There’s a whole world out there, waiting for you. Great cities and art and music. Genuine beauty, and you can have all of it.”

- Klaus Mikaelson

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Kyle Howe Only the guy who isn’t rowing has time to rock the boat.

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Erta Hoxha “Every day it gets a little easier. But you gotta do it every day-that’s the hard part. But it does get easier” - S2E2 Bojack Horseman

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Evan Hughes “The last two percent is the hardest to get.

That’s why they leave it in the milk.”

- The Vulture

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Cassia Jones “Invention, it must be humbly admitted, does not consist in creating out of void but out of chaos.”

- Mary Shelley

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School Woodside Priory School 1/28/21 8:02 PM

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Hayden Karnes I’m not great at senior quotes. Can I interest you in a sarcastic comment?

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Jaden Kim

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School Woodside Priory School 3/22/21 4:54 PM

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Aspen Kopley-Smith High school is too short, go stargazing with your best friends.

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Isabella Kowalski it’s easier to ask for forgiveness than permission

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Sonia Kulasooriya

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Sean Kutay “If you never did you should. These things are fun and fun is good” - Dr. Seuss

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Alex Leblang Hello!

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Julianne Lempert We did it, Joe, we did it.

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School Woodside Priory School 1/28/21 8:07 PM

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Alvin Li

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Aaron Lipp “Do you think God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he’s created?”

-Steve Buscemi, Spy Kids 2: The Island Of Lost Dreams

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Lucas Alan Lodoen GME$ to the moon

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Carlie Malott “A river cuts through rock, not because of its power, but because of its persistence.”

- Jim Watkins

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Kaela Marsheck last Marsheck standing

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Carson Miller “I know he’d be a poorer man if he never saw an eagle fly” - John Denver

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Ryan Nayebi “Wear gratitude like a cloak and it will feed every corner of your life” - Rumi

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Josh Oh “Oh! It’s Josh Oh! Haha that was pretty funny. See what I did there?”

- All of you

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Greta Patterson Que será, será <3

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Emily Grace Petersdorf “All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.”

- J.R.R. Tolkien

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Katherine Erin Petersdorf “When people say impossible, they usually mean improbable.”

- Leigh Bardugo

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Sophia Qaqundah “Success is born out of faith, an undying passion, and a relentless drive.”

- Stephen Curry

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Zekai Qiu

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Matthew Ring A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step - Lao Tzu

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Samuel Joseph Doherty Rosen “Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.”

- Alan Turing

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Thomas Screven “I want everybody here to know, this is not the end. This is the beginning.”

- Nick Saban

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Makena Serughetti “ In my defense...I was left unsupervised”

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Sky Silberman “So before you point your fingers, Be sure your hands are clean.”

- Bob Marley

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Sahana Singh

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Emma Solomon “You’re off to Great Places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting, so... get on your way!”

- Dr. Seuss

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Emily Stanger “The problem with the future is that it keeps turning into the present” - Calvin and Hobbes

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Henry Stanger “Due tomorrow means do tomorrow”

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Alan Stater None but ourselves can free our minds - Bob Marley

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Leah Strickland “Someone needs to do something about this.”

- Selina Meyer

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Sage Marie Thomas “If I can’t be accurate, I sure as hell am gonna be extra.”

- BDG

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Nick Tidmarsh “BOOM” -David Moseley

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Alex Truong “Man who catch fly with chopstick accomplish anything.”

- Mr. Miyagi

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Esha Umbarkar “when life shuts a door, open it back up. that’s how doors work!”

- Captain Obvious

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Annika Vaughan “Wherever we want to go, we’ll go... that's what a ship is, you know.”

-Captain Jack Sparrow

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Kylie Walsh “Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.”

- Dr. Seuss

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Emily Warr “that’s a future Emily problem”

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Jadan Wenceslao “The only thing permanent in life is impermanence” - Thor

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Jashae Williams “I don’t bleed, the Sprite just leaks”

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Alexander Yonehiro “One day you’re going to show this page to your friends while trying to flex that you used to know me” - ME

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Bobby Youstra “Stay, dreamer, in your world for me, Daydreamer, dream your heart away” Throttle (Dreamer)

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Halinda Yinghan Yu ...and when you do, nothing will ever compare

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Zach Zafran “Time may change me, but I can’t change time.”

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School Woodside Priory School 1/28/21 10:39 PM

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Brandon Zelaya “The road to success is like Priory its always under construction.”

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School Woodside Priory School 1/28/21 10:39 PM

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yearbook page!!!

Remy and I, day of the last deadline and our last meeting of the year Monday, April 26, 2021 Somehow we did it! The last deadline is always the hardest, with a lot of pages (over 100 this time), and in the middle of end of the year craziness. We said we wouldn’t procrastinate, and we probably made that goal halfway: we didn’t pull any all nighters, but we did spend the entire weekend cranking away at spreads (and Monday night, writing this at 10:59pm). We are immensely proud of this yearbook (although we don’t know exactly how it will turn out until we get the printed copies! Hopefully it looks as good as we have imagined and hoped). We collaborated on the majority of this yearbook virtually, with only three in-person meetings at the end of the year. We were creative with our spread ideas, wanting to memorialize a crazy and historic year, to say the least. We are proud to report that there are ZERO zoom screenshots in their entire yearbook. We worked hard, and it (hopefully) paid off. We are so excited to reveal this yearbook to the Priory community for an in-person dedication in a few weeks.

To the yearbook staff, thank you for being willing to work late hours (often when we text them begging for help) and for being flexible with our last minute emails and the unreliable design software.

To Mrs. Sargent, the biggest thank you possible in the world, for saving us with captions and titles every deadline (the day of) and for always doing it happily with a huge smile. We cannot express to you how grateful we are for your dedication to this yearbook. This yearbook would not have happened without you. You refuse to put your name down for credit, put your creative spirit is all over every single page. You take 99% of the photos in this yearbook, no joke. There are no words to express our gratitude.

And if somehow a reader stumbles onto this random and disorganized page in the back of the yearbook, we hope you enjoy the yearbook! We hope this yearbook did this year some justice.

Yearbook Staff: Carter Baginskis, Claire Becker, John Max Byrne, Neve Cetinok, Ellie Chang, Nate Chen, Sophie Curran, Miles Dobrenski, Jessica Fathers, Clara Feng, Solene Graham, Kayla Matsuoka, Nina Pasquesi, Vika Segal, Clarissa Shieh, Ellie Turk, Sevastian Venegas

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portola valley, california

Special Instructions: Follow School’s art for color placement.

1 1/2 Spine Size

JOB# 12477-000

School: Woodside Priory School Base Material: 1864 VTEX LINEN-FROST Litho Colors: 4/C Process Grain None Emboss: None Deboss None Metallay: None Die Cut None Laser Cut None Etching None Foil: None UV Coating: None Varnish: VARNISH

12477-000 Date: Jan 04 2021 Artist: DB Plant: KC

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