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Evolve The theme of the 2017 yearbook is " evolve." After our 150th anniversary last year, we now have an opportunity to continue to grow and evolve as a community. Whether a member of the Class of 2017, or the Class o f2030, we all have a journey of evolution every day, every week, every month, and every year. As you experience the memories which exist within these pages, we hope that you reflect on your past and how much you ^ have evolved. Our hope is that you continue to grow not only as students, hut also as individuals.

—Maeve Snover, Caroline Strom Co-Editors in Chief

Dedication

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Faculty Classof 2023 Classof 2022 Classof 2021 Sports

Faculty Classof 2020 Classof 2019 Classof 2018 Clubs Sports Arts Events Ms. Sadlowsky'sLetter Seniors Farewells

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D E D I C ATI O N "When L H T and King first merged, the two faculties eyed each other warily at first. Gradually, through Department Head meetings, committees, and other occasions, I got to know Bill as a funny guy and a passionate educator. I taught his kids and he taught m y kids. Nothing helps you know the quality o f a teacher quite like havingyour children as his students. My daughters loved Bill, not only because he was funny and entertaining, but also because he was a great and ernpathetic teacher. H e always found a way to get through to a student. A nd we always had good laughs together. Congratulations on this dedication, Bill!" -Connie Nichols "Mr. Wallace bolds a certain place in the minds of the Class of 1983. Some of us remember him as a towering figure of a man when we were in middle school. But as we got older and bigger we realized that he was not. In fact, he has always remained the same in physical stature and in spirit. Mr. William Wallace has always been concerned with the efforts of our class. He has tried to see that we, as students, learn who we are and what our role in life should be. All of us have had him for at least one class. Although he has only taught us in math, his teaching has reached far beyond the classroom. He has tried to instill in us a feeling of maturity and, above all, self-confidence. We shall never forget his comical efforts in the classroom and we shall never forget his 'lessons' to us. For these reasons and many more the Class of 1983 has earned a special friend in Mr. William Wallace and that is why we would like to give him a special thanks." 1983 Kingsmen Yearbook. -

"Dear Mr. Wallace, It is rare to have a teacher like you who has made such a profound and lasting impact on so many students. / want to thank you for teaching me to like math. It was your kindness, passion, and dedication that inspired me and many more students to pursue math at a higher level. Thank you Mr. Wallace for all o f your time, effort, math jokes, and old school rock and roll extra credit. I wish you the best, and thank you for inspiring me."

- Stephanie Schwartz,' 17

WILLIAM WALLACE "Bill's home away from home was King School from 1977 to 2016. H e taught at King School, moved to Hamden for a short period, and found his way back again to his favorite place. A ll three o f his children graduated from the school and he delighted in their strengths, but did his best to give them their space in the building. H e had his standards set high and many students quickly learned that it paid off to get to class on time unless they wanted a little workout o f pushups. He was never too busy to give extra help and found great pleasure in helping his students learn. O f course, we all remember his jokes. He always seemed to have one that he would share with his class. One o f his many loves was softball and it was rare to not fin d him in the bleachers cheering the team on. To his colleagues and his students, he embodied the fourvirtues o f King School: Integrity, Kindness, Perseverance and Respect. His presence is missed in our halls every day. We thank him for his dedication and service to King School." - Cathy Mishkin

"Mr. Wallace, Your dedication to the King community is something we w ill always remember. You have inspired so many students and faculty throughout your time here. Between your knowledge o f math and your hilarious sense o f humor, we w ill miss you. We wish you the best o f luck, and thank you for all you have done for us."

- Ella Bruck, '17

"The Dance o f Mathematics. One my favorite memories o f Bill Wallace was his humor and willingness to be a part o f the joy o f mathematics. As I taught my Honors Geometry next door to his classroom, 1 would reach a moment in talking o f advanced equations. A t a moments notice, I would ask Bill to come in and show his dance to help the students remember the shape o f the different equations in the students' future. He would twist his hips and move his arms as he spoke each equation.lt was so much fun".

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I’m honored to write a brief introduction to this yearbook. It is fitting that “evolve” is the theme that has been chosen for this 2017 edition. This is my 15th year in the school, j and I have seen many of these seniors evolve from Preschool, Lower School and Middle School. While you have not completed your evolution, you have certainly developed into an incredibly accomplished class. Your academic success and your outstanding record in the college process give as much evidence as is needed, but I would offer that there is even more powerful evidence in your contributions to our leadership programs, our service learning programs, and our multi-cultural and sustainability programs, as well as the broad range of programs we have in athletics, the arts, and beyond. And finally, this is a senior class that has evolved to become one of the most diverse, interesting, and contributory groups we have had here at the school in some time. Your strength resides in your differences, and it has been a true pleasure for me to watch as you have worked through those differences in productive and healthy ways. It’s time for you to move on now; the new beginning that college provides marks the start of another evolution for you. I am sure you are prepared. I know you are eager. I’m sure you will be successful, and we will miss you here at King.

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Associate Head o f School & Dean o f Faculty

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Simon House and Administration

M arketing and Com m unication:

Kathleen O'Rourke, Tamra Lichtman, Vanessa Odenbach, Samuel Raymond

Admission and Financial Aid:

Nina Newman, Scott Carson, Catherine Lewis, Marc Saracino, Reeky Lotstein, Merrill Shafer

Karen Smyth, Jeanine Haberny, Lauren Fredette, Cindy Dill, Karen Meizels Developm ent:

Denise Magalnick, Suzanne Forbes, Kim Leeker, Lisa Nero, Pam Pitasi, Susan Price Business Office:

Richard Meier, Kevin Scott, Bob Seyler, Joe Kravar, David Sotire , Carlos Escalante, John Zatorsky, Doug Johnson Facilities:

Technology:

Monica Grbic

Selina Policar, 'William Waldman,

Mike Serricchio, Mark McAndrews, Dan Gouin, Jason Bouton, Tom Decker, All Weden, Karen Celia, Becky Lotstein.

Athletics:

Francisco Sanchez, Oraxis Jimenez, Susan Geddes, Mendez Yanerys, Rafaela Rosa, Barrera Jeremias, Carmen Jimenez, Lelio Vieux, Rosa Dibatista, Gladys Loaiza Food Services:

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Director of Global Education

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Director of STEM Programming

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Director of Athletics

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Director of Sustainability

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Director of King Cares

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Director of Digital Literacy and Innovation

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Chair of Teaching and Learning

Anne Moriarty

Director of Diversity and Inclusion

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Faculty and Staff

Karen Raidt Head of Lower School

Ana Gallegos Spanish

Mark McAndrews Physical Education

Lori Auletta Art

Dan Gouin LS Athletic Dir. Physical Education

Denise Mihailoff French

Dawn Bryson Nurse

Emily Decker Library Media Specialist

Jennifer Dorta Nurse

Cara Grimaldi Music

Susan Laramie Computer Science

Rebecca Lotstein Physical Education

Shevon Morris Science

Ally Noel Digital Applications

Robin Ordan LS Counselor

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Michael Serricchio Physical Education

Karen Smith Assistant to LS Head

Alison Stoddart Physical Education

Lindsay Wyman Dir. of Assessment and Instruction

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Charley Noel

Phoebe Coulombe

Ethan Stein

Kindergarten

Julia Rachinsky-Wood

Cynthia McCullough

Evan Ingrum

Sebastian Kerr

Kate Oudsema

Adria Mallette

Ella Mendez

Erica Mwenda

Luca Procaccini

Patrick Sponheimer

Neerav Trivedi

Rohan Pookkottil

Sonia Benedetto

Blake Ansel

Caroline Castonguay

Tim Drbul

Keith Guevara

Alec Linders

Alivia Posta

Ava Pufko

Lily Schwartz

Jiya Dohil

Shaun Munger

Dylan Stein

Kiran Dohil

Ryan Philion

Eden Weisel

Jenny Bruno

Priya Dohil

Siena Gambino

Matthew Halsch

Ollie Mansfield

Lori McNulty

Wynton Burstetta

Alex Burgoyne

Mason Dietz

Grace Hillenmeyer

Jimi Kulig

Robbie Malin

Samantha Tillman

Ana Failla

Shelby Weisel

Wendy Kerr

Tristan Ellis

Michael Failla

Sophie Fishkin

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Kendi Mwenda

Eric Seagren

Leon Wang

Kayla Ward

Jamie Mansfield

Tal Aluf-Medina

Steven Blanco

Haven Fischer

Connor McAndrews

Sophia Santomaro

Matt Cesare

Charlie Schwartz

Jackson Dooley

Samantha Spenner

Alex Esposito

Matty Goldman

Devon Lehneis

Vivi Mansfield

Lucy Goldstein

Liam McGuire

Felecity Goudie

Liam Pufko

Parker Hayashi

Helen Santoro

Grace Anderson

Jaipal Dohil

Daisy Gooding

Charlie Mattson

Harrison Mirkin

Taylor Ansel

Lila Leibowits

Rydan Olson

Brison Bickerton

Jack Brockmann

Elena Linders

Zachary Louizos

Austin Stanise

Sophie Walther

Anne Henderson

Penelope DeMartin

AJ Mickens

Matteo Bonivento

Mason Buerstetta

Nick Butler

Aaron De Chiara

Ava Frascarelli

Morgan Hils

Lily Maniscalco

Delaney Marsh

Spencer Neckritz

Charlie Palmer

Libby Zola

Betsy Pacey

Tyler Bruno

Jonathan Couch

Grant Dietz

Grace Eagleton

Forrest Fischer

Lance Goodnow

Genia Jefferson

Darsh Kumar

Zachary Lew

Tatum Ryan

Ryan Wempen

Josephine Marra

William Nardella

Ben Schwartz

Charlie Allard

Braeden Anderson

Finleigh Benkwitt

Cayden Dimsey

Jordyn Guevara

Catie Harvey

Mia Lynn

Zachary Munno

Chase Perlman

Chase Phillips

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In the Lower School, the students and faculty worked together to learn about the ways that they could become more powerful stewards of the environment. They tended to their garden, educated their community about food waste, and made great strides in conserving water and energy. Environmental Ant and his buddies continued to provide inspiration for our quest to protect their environment, as did the work of the PYE club. The members of the Protect Your Environment Club met each week to investigate and enlightening the King community on respect for our earth and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

King Cares

The Lower School students work with King faculty and staff to help others in our community. Students bake cookies for the New Covenant Soup Kitchen. Students also discover the benefits of getting to know elders at the Sunrise Assisted Living and The Villa, a skilled nursing home. Lower School students also play, read and do art projects with children at the Westover Preschool and Franklin Commons.

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Global Education & Diversity

King’s Lower School faculty brought awareness of our global community through performing arts, celebrations, and selected readings. Multiculturalism is woven into the fabric to prepare our young minds for the world.

The Lower School students studied Indian culture and arts with mehndi and diya projects.

King Lower School students spent the year learning about multiculturalism and inclusion. We focused on lived experiences of the many cultures that exist in our community. Using our Diversity Policy Statement as a guide, we work to enhance the learning experience for each and every member of the Lower School community. By honoring cultural differences and intellectual diversity, we create a vibrant learning community where each person is valued.

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Chris Cunningham Head of Middle School

Pat Doering Academic Dean

Hâ– Jessie Coulombe Director of Teaching and Learning

Jennifer Guevara Guidance Counselor

Faculty

Jenna Adimari English

Clara Brodie English

Carol Brown Math

Keeniun Brumskill History

Lee Couch Math

Brian Coughlan Math

Paola Grant Spanish

Cheryla Greene Assistant to Head of Middle School

Shai'on Johnson Administrative Assistant

Emma Jonsson Life Skills

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Sue Laramie Computer Science

George Lewis History

Ken Lewis History

Ihui Li Mandarin

Allyson Noel Digital Applications

Carolyn Patten English

Michelle Sibrizzi Science

Lindsay Silbereisen Science

Tung Tran Science

Neuvi Villanueva Spanish

Robert Waller History

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Robert Morris Ravan Nabilzadeh Almond Nickerson Ian Nugent Emma O'Connor Kareena Pasumarti Kunaal Pasumarti Max Pinnock James Raidt Connor Robertson Dylan Schmitke Hannah Shaw William Smosky Lilah Sweillam Matthew Trimmer

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Moira Wathen Marcus Watts Harry Weisman Isabella White

Daniel Acosta Emily Alexander Isaiah Alteus Giovanna Armetta Dalton Avsseh Madison Barry Ashton Benkwitt Madeline Blattman Nolan Bryson Josephine Butler Sarah Cepeda Owen Donovan Erin Ercklentz Ross Falcon Peri Ferguson Emmi Freeman Gillian Frey Leena Gerster Sydney Goldstein Jacob Gordon Eleanor Goudie Ryan Hammoud Madison Hart Ronald Harvey Nikolas Hils Jack Holtz Michael Jemiolo Prathik Kosanam Rebecca Laramie Carolina Leite

Ramon Linders Mariana McOsker Jamison Munno Arjun Narasimhan Luke Nardella Adam Nomani Ella O'Hare Rode rick Olson Charlotte Ozizmir Tucker Pedersen Carson Perlman Nicole Roer Jordan Rogers Lily Ryan Kate Salomon

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Mark Garavel Julian Gonzalez Lily Gooding Lucas Graham Brow n Jack Grills Lindsay Hall Quentin Hall Sarah Hammoud Sammy Hillenmeyer Hannah Hodges Sadie Houston Olivia Iudicone Robert Jacobs Jackson Janney Sarah Kadlick Thomas Kelly Liam Kirkpatrick Alisa Kukharkin Jake Lammens Kate Lane Zoe LaureanoRikardsen Alexander Lim Jason Loeb Marina Malin Meredith Marra Jason Marsella Ian Marsh Sophia McClung Alexander Millerchip Sean Mullen Jake Murphy Wafa Nomani Sophia O'Connor Brian Ortiz George Papanicolaou

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Boys' Soccer Red Team

Back row: Daniel Acosta, Carson Perlman, Robert Jacobs, Jason Marsella, James Davies, Jackson Fiscina, Christopher Patten, and Coach Gallegos Front row: Sean Mullen, William Burke, Ross Falcon, Arjun Narasimhan, Jake Lammens, and Joseph Winterlich

Blue Team

Back row: Coach Nielson, Thomas Copley, Jenson Ross, Nicolas Camacho, Paul Funk, Julian Gonzalez, Prathik Kosanam, Alexander Lim, Owen Donovan, and Coach V Front row: Lucas Graham Brown, Adam Nomani, Jake Gordon, Tucker Pedersen, Liam Kirkpatrick, and Matthew Borchetta

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Back row: Coach Martinez, Olivia Boeckman, Lily Gooding, Abigail Anderson, Zoe Laureano-Rikardsen, Sarah Hammoud, Alisa Kukharkin, Olivia Iudicone, and Olivia Toscano Front row: Julia Bale, Sofia Axelrod, Erin Ercklentz, Emmi Freeman, Kate Lane, Kate Salomon, Lily Ryan and Zoe Tinnesz

Blue Team

Back row: Sarah Kadlick, Carolina Leite, Madison Barry, Madison Hart, Adeline Fine, Kate Rubich, Meredith Marra, Gillian Frey, Josephine Butler, and Coach All Front row: Sydney Goldstein, Charlotte Ozizmir, Mae Towey, Ella O'Hare, Lindsay Hall, Caitlin Collins, Dylan Ross, and Sarah Cepeda

Volleyball Red Team

Back row: MaryAlice Smith, Caroline Steib, Madeline Blattman, Mariana McOsker, and Sarah DiModica Front row: Sophia Pigott, Norah Shattan, Marina Malin, and Rebecca Laramie

Blue Team

Back row: Emily Alexander, Keaton Abbott, Anna Boeckman, and Taylor Tapscott Front row: Sophia McClung, Jordan Rogers, and Peri Ferguson

Football

Back row: Jack Holtz, George Papanicolau, Owen Pritchard, Thomas Kelly, Lucas Christensen, Charles Zola, Ryan Hammoud, Michael Jemiolo, and Ashton Benkwitt Middle row: Coach Serricchio, Quentin Hall, Ethan Anderson, Jackson Janney, Carter Brown, Christopher Gaine, Aidan Timney, Jack Grills, Jackson Feinberg, Brian Ortiz, Harrison Feinberg, Coach McAndrews, and Coach Kav Front row: Jack Czaja, Jason Loeb, Andrew Athan, Kenneth Villard, Nolan Bryson, Mark Garavel, Roderick Olson, Joseph Palmer, Isaiah Alteus, and Alexander Millerchip

Left to right: Coach Tobin, Jamison Munno, Ian Marsh, John Fredette, and Samuel Hillenmeyer

Field Hockey

Left to right: Coach Becky, Leena Gerster, Sophia O'Connor, Charlotte Alexander, Wafa Nomani, and Coach Guevara

Crew

Left to right: Coach Fishkin, Ronald Harvey, Luke Nardella, Jake Murphy, Sydney Fishkin, Nikolas Hils, Alexander Walther, Dalton Aysseh, Ramon Linders, and Coach Lewis

Boys' Basketball Red Team

Back row: Jackson Feinberg, Coach Tre, and Roderick Olson Middle row: Jack Czaja, Harrison Feinberg, and Mark Caravel Front row: Paul Funk and James Davies

Blue Team

Fourth row: Isaiah Alteus, Ronald Harvey, and Charles Zola Third row: John Zola, Aidan Timney, and Kenneth Villard Second row: George Papanicolaou, Ashton Benkwitt, Prathik Kosanam, and Adam Nomani First row: Ryan Hammoud, Joseph Palmer, Dalton Aysseh, and Coach Serricchio

White Team

Back row: Jack Holtz, Samuel Hillenmeyer, Andrew Athan, Brian Ortiz, Alexander Millerchip, Matthew Borchetta, and Lucas Graham Brown Front row: Tucker Pedersen, Luke Nardella, Carson Perlman, Jonah Savitz, Michael Jemiolo, and Jacob Gordon

Gold Team

Back row: Julian Gonzalez, Robert Jacobs, Alexander Millerchip, Jason Loeb, Alexander Walther, Nicolas Camacho, and Brian Ortiz Front row: John Fredette, Thomas Kelly and Jenson Ross

Girls' Basketball Red Team

Back row: Sofia Axelrod, MaryAlice Smith, Leena Gerster, and Coach Brown Middle row: Dylan Ross, Sadie Houston, Zoe Tinnesz, and Olivia Boekman Front row: Rebecca Laramie, Mariana McOsker, and Olivia Toscano

Blue Team

Back row: Gillian Frey, Sarah Kadlick, Olivia Iudicone, and Sarah Hammoud Middle row: Lindsay Hall, Ella O'Hare, Sophia Pigott, and Alisa Kukharkin Front row: Coach Ali, Emmi Freeman, Nicole Roer, Emma Riley, and Kate Lane

Strength and Conditioning

Back row: Jackson Janney, Carter Brown, Liam Kirkpatrick, Jackson Fiscina, Christopher Patten, Sarah Cepeda, and Norah Shattan Front row: Nikolas Hils, Jake Lammens, Sophia McClung, Kate Salomon, and Sarah DiModica

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Back row: Ms. Couch, Abigail Murphy, Keaton Abbott, Peri Ferguson, Sydney Goldstein, Lily Ryan, Carolina Leite, Taylor Tapscott, Madison Hart, Charlotte Ozizmir, Mae Towey, Zoe Laureano-Rikardseen, Meredith Marra, Wafa Nomani, Senora Grant, and Coach Becky Front row: Kate Rubich, Julia Bale, Lily Gooding, Caroline Steib, Madeline Blattman, Madison Barry, and Emily Alexander

Squash

Back row: Quentin Hall, Ethan Anderson, Alexander Lint, Ian Marsh, and Nolan Bryson Front row: Thomas Copley, Ross Falcon, Sean Mullen, William Burke, and Joseph Winterlich

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Interim Academic Dean

Ted Parker

US Assistant and Assistant to the Head of US

Leslie Bruzik , Diane Barrett

Head of US

Mamie Sadlowski

US Grade Deans

US Dean of Students Patrick O'Neil Ian Lear-Nickum, Margie Farrell Jonathan Coulombe, Megan Yelton Jonathan Coulombe

US College Counseling

Michelle Satire, Jessica Landis, Joe Range, David Volain

School Counselors

US Student Activities Coordinator

Cathy Mishkin

Lorenzo Munroe, Becky Rabassa

World Languages Department Frederique Donovan, Siying Ma, Francisco Gracia, Claudia Lydon, Thomas Zoubek, Gilles Chosson, Ihui Li, Susannah Branch, Margherita Farrell

Visual Arts Department Connie Nichols, Ran LaPolla

Teaching and Learning Anne Moriarty, Heather Parker

English Department Carolyn Patten, Suzanne Gigante, Tncia Maganello, Elizabeth Messinger, Julia F inkelstein, Daniel Block, Ted Parker, Ryan Houck

Science Department Frank Burros, Nicholas DeFelice, Andrew Schoudel, Thomas Castonguay, Ken Spall, Rebaca Varghese, Victoria Schulman

Computer Science and Digital Applications Susan Heintz, Sebastian Gilbert, Riddhi Shah

History and Social Sciences Laura Bowe, Megan Yelton, Frank Roche, Christos Galanopolous, Patrick O'Neill., Cathy Mishkin, Ian Lear-Nickum

Performing Arts Department Amy Darnton, Jennifer Segovia, Brian Miller, Mark Silence, Jackie Martino, Garrett Mendez

Mathematics Department Alec Lash, Jenna Temple, Debbie Fern, Stacey Kanpides Emily Sayles, Sara O'Toole, Victoria Khiznichenko, Alexis Adams

Class of 2020

What is your favorite part of high school so far? "The newfound freedom." Annie Salvi -

Callum Abernethy Harrv Amadeo Jack Armstrong Carly Barn' Caleb Benkwitt

Olivia Borchetta Allie Braver Aliyah Carson William Cline Jake Cohen

Robert Commaroto Christina Contadino Caroline Cooney Spencer Creveling Erica Cunningham

Mark Davies Samantha De Chiara Georgia Decker Diana Degnan Eric Degter

Samantha Falcon Charlie Feinstein Beckett Fine Keary Gallagher Lauren Garrigues

Zoe Goldberg Brian Gomez Charlotte Haight Amanda Hall Will Hall-Tipping

Christine Hanson Richard Hart Eliza Heaton McKinley Joseph Catherine King

Thomas King Davis Knight Madeline Kyle Timothy Landis Avery Lehneis

Cate Leibowits Jacie Levethan Kaden Lints Kaelin Main Abigail Mancuso

Peter Marsh Caroline McDermott Terrence McGrath Dylan McMorrow Ethan McOsker

Thomas Morris Abigail Murphy Cyril Murphy Grace O'Connor Taylor Perlman

Wesley Petersen Jessica Price Patrick Raidt Esther Reiss Gavin Roberts

Alex Rogers Gwyneth Rothman Jessica Rozen Annelie Salvi Mark Shattan

Nicole SheerinWeissenberg Olivia Sheridan Alec Sherman Genevieve Skolds Luke Stanise Amber Tapscott Katherine Tifford Justin Torres-West Allison Triano Kimberly Villard

Mathilda von Guttenberg Blake Waldner Christopher Weingarten Esme White Lucrezia Zichichi Lauren Zide "My favorite parts about high school so far are all the opportunities given to us to learn and to get involved in our community. 1 have enjoyed getting the chance to hearfrom special people like Rep. Jim Himes and Astronaut Richard Mastracchio, and by joining clubs like Student Activities and King Ambassadors club, I was able to be more involved in the King community."

— Cate Leibowits

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What song best represents sophomore year?

Dhasiya Anderson Natasha Aysseh Madison Backes Lewis Baer Kate Bantle

Emily Barnard Haley Barros Kendall Battles Hannah Berrick Elizabeth Boeckman

Grady Boruchin Meagan Burston Luke Buttenwieser Alex Canevari Michael Garnavalla

Nicholas Garnavalla Alonna Christy Victoria Crowe Portia Cummings Graham Uebow

Christopher Della Jacono Augusta DeMartin Hope Deschapelles Louise Dill George Dowling Kenneth Dyson Caroline Eagleton Ava Edwards Mallory Ehl ers Elizabeth Essaid

Joshua Figueroa Charlotte Freund Matthew Garavel Alexis Garcia Samuel Gleason

Katherine Glinka Tristan Golden Julia Goldenberg Geraldine Harris Derek Hassan

Riley Hicks Blair Holey Alexander Holtz Robin Johnson John Kennedy

Alexander Knorr Daniel Kulaguz Jordan Kulick Greer Lammens Henry Lazarus

Carli Levethan Joshua Lewis Jenna Macrae An Maki John Mancuso

Victoria Maronian Jack McOsker Jack Meizels Henry Meyer Anne Michalski

Marina Mirianthopoulos Samuel Nadler Luke Nascimento Christine Nelli Paul Noujaim Eamonn Nugent Joshua Palmer Anna Patten Nicholas Perez Dean Pigott

Samuel Rabassa Cameron Raker Jack Reilly Ava Robinowitz James Ross

What song best represents sophomore year?

Christopher Rubich Jacob Savitz Tyler Shiftman Santiago Silvani Chloe Simonte

Sean Spencer Jessica Steib Elena Teeter Kristina Thorson Margaret Toal

Claire Tulloch Claire Tully Amelia Whiteley Anne Widder Ashley Xu

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Class of 2018

What part of being a senior will you most enjoy: 'Having an open campus

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Kendall Abbott Olivia Begg Juliana Bettamio Rachel Bissell Katherine Burke

Sonali Burns Hayley Chambers Kelly Conheeney Campbell Connors Stephanie Costabile

Robert Cribbin Regina Cullen Matthew Dalinka Lily Davis Olivia De Chiara

Thomas Deegan Anthony Degrado Caroline Dimodica Nicholas Fellows Richard Focke

Devin Gallagher Eleanor Garnett Anthony Gesualdi Daniel Gilbert Cliv Gomez

Liliana Gordon Kelly Gouin Adraeon Greene Elena Gribelyuk Austin Hanley

Max Helman Grant Hirsch Riley Howe Sloan Jacoby Christie Jones

Christopher Joyce Rachel Kadlick Luke Koppenheffer Levaughn Lewis Harrison Linnan

Renn Lints Jason Liu Piper Loglisci Jaimie Lopez Colby Lopez-Balboa

Ariana Loret Ue Mola Laela Lunt Ethan Marsh Morgan Riley Grace Nash

Oona Nash Pierce Norwood Ciara Odonnell Annika Ozizmir Maria Papanicolaou

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Robert Welt Alison Wheeler Ezra White Harriet Winterlich

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Running to Victory C R O S S C O U NTRY The boys of Cross Country had their best season in ages, finishing as the 3rd place team in the FAA and 5th place team at New England’s. Overall, the team improved greatly throughout the season.

"We are not only a team, we are a family." - Coach James Hart "Cross Country has been a way for me to learn how to push myself beyond what I thought was possible." -Captain Caroline Strom '18

Captains: JD Hock, Caroline Strom, Memphis Move, Richard Jove, Jonathan Richter, Rachel Bissell

Top Row: Spencer Creveling, Matt Dalinka, Ari Maki, Max Helman, Harry Linnan, Ethan McOsker, Caleb Benkwitt, JD Hock,* Alex Holtz, Richard Jove,* Matt Roer, Jonathan Richter,* Juan Vicente Ellis Ochoa, Sam Gleason, Davis Shattan, AJ DeGrado, Robert Welt, John Kennedy, Alex Knorr. B ottom Row : Emily Barnard, Katherine Burke, Caroline Benjamin, Katy Simpson, Caroline Strom,* Annika Ozizmir, Rachel Bissell,* Oona Nash, Ariana Loret de Mola, Memphis Moye.* N o t Pictured: Chris Weingarten. Coaches : James Hart, Becky Lotstein, Mark Lingle.

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The girls of King Field Hockey had an immensely successful season. Behind the leadership of captains Aimee Madigan, Jayne Tully, Claire Morris, and Ella Bruck, the Vikings fought their way to a 13-7 record, culminating in a NEPSAC Tournament berth.

"Over the past four years, the field hockey team has had three different coaches. The frequent change in leadership gave our team a great opportunity to come together and rely on each other on and off the field. Our unique team chemistry paired with great new leadership from Coach Prince is what gave our team the best season King Varsity Field Hockey has had since 2012." Captains: Jayne Tully, Ella Bruck, Aimee Madigan, Claire Morris - Captain Claire Morris 117

Ella Bruck'", Georgia Decker, Diana Degnan, Callie DiModica, Samantha Falcon, Katie Glinka, Riley Hicks, Jacie Levethan, Aimee Madigan'", Claire Morris'", Grace O'Connor, Alexea Papanicolaou, Anna Patten, Jess Price, Emma Riley, Morgan Riley, Jessie Rozen, Nicole SheerinWeissenberg, Jessica Steib, Jayne Tully", Minti White. Coaches: Lucia Grady, Emily Prince.

"Being on the field hockey team for the past 4 years was great! I love the sport and the friendships that are made on the field!" - Captain Jayne T u lly '17

"Thisyear, the team really came together, leading us to our best season ever. I love these girls and have had the best season playing with them. It was a great way to end my high school career." - Captain Ella Bruck '17

20 Years in the Making This year's football team managed to accomplish something even future NFL players could not. After an 8-1 regular season, the Vikings brought the school its first NEPSAC title since 1996 with a 49-28 win over Tilton School (NH).

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"I've never known such happiness. It will he some time before I stop smiling." - Captain Renn Lints '18, after winning the NEPSAC title.

Fun Fact: King players rushed for more than over 2000 yards behind offensive linemen with an average weight of 194 pounds.

Riley Howe, Callum Abernethy, AJ Greene, James Scarlata, Chris Della Jacono, Jack Meizels, Reid Gesualdi, Josh Palmer, Ezra White, Kenny Dyson, Patrick Raidt, Sam Rabassa, Ian Bender Justin Torres-West, Campbell Connors, Ethan Bruck, Alex Rogers, Matt Garavel, Brandon Ross, Justin Zide, Evan Townsend-Henry, Lewis Baer, Renn Lints, Jack Reilly, Grady Boruchin, Kelly Gouin, LeVaughn Lewis, Alex Canevari, Trey Canevari, Bobby Cribbin, Tommy Morris. Captains: Ethan Bruck, Renn Lints, Kelly Gouin, Trey Canevari, Ian Bender. Coaches: Dan Gouin, Marc Saracino, Artie Waters, Patrick Morrison, John Armstrong, Mikey Serricchio.

"Winning the N EPSAC Championship was surreal. For that to he my last football game, the way the entire team played made that game that much better. It is one of the best memories in my lifetime and I wouldn't have wanted to be with any other team." - Captain Ethan Bruck '17

Kicking and Screaming VARSITY BOYS SO C C ER

After losing a large group of seniors in 2015, the 2016 squad certainly faced a period of adjustment. However, it fought its way to some key wins, including a 7-0 walloping of Chase Collegiate on Homecoming and a win over league rival Hamden Hall to finish off the season.

"This season was a successful one as we held a strong back line and had rippers up front. Next year we have a ton a young hard workers who can easily take our team to the next level." - Captain Sammy Houck '17

Bram Brakman, Jared Bunder, Mikey Burke, Josh Figueroa, Alexis Garcia, Spencer Gold, Cliv Gomez, Matthew Goodfellow, Sammy Houck, Miles Johnson, McKinley Joseph, Thomas King, Daniel Kulaguz, Tim Landis, Joao Pedro Leite, Jack McOsker, Miles McQuillen, Will Millerchip, Luke Nascimento, Wesley Peterson, Cameron Raker, Jack Rozen, Santiago Silvani, Rudy Vega. Captains: Mikey Burke, Matthew Goodfellow. Coaches: Enzennio Mallozzi, Jason Segovia, Marc Guirand

"This year was a strong developmental year for our team and I am optimistic for the future of the program. With a lot of talent through all grades, big accomplishments are on the horizon." - Captain Matt Goodfellow ' 17

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Girls Soccer corralled in spectacular fashion after losing some key players. The Vikings rallied to an 8-10-1 regular season record and once again returned to the FAA post-season.

"I was so proud of what the team accomplished this year. The girls grew as soccer players and athletes in general. / know Womens Soccer at King has a bright future if the team continues to work hard. I'm so honored that the team allowed me to lead them this year and 1 want to thank them for ending my soccer career with an amazing season.'' - Captain Lily Fox '17

SOCCER

Top Row : Kayla Lichtman, Emma Schaeffer, Alison Norton, Stella Silver, Elisabeth Sciolln, Christine Hanson, Hannah Hodges. B ottom Row : Marina Marianthopoulos, Nisha Chandra, Maya Mandava, Jackie Taccone, Hope Deschapelles, Haley Barros. N o t Pictured: Callie Bartimer, Olivia De Chiara, Lily Fox, Colby Lopez-Balboa. Coaches: Matt Ellis, Bonnie Roberts, Joey Lafferty

Setting up for Success VARSITY VO LLEYBALL The Vikings volleyball squad went above and beyond yet again, finishing with a 20-0 record, an FAA Championship, and New England Championship for the second straight season. The Vikings have a record of 59-1 since 2014 and have not lost a set in an FAA contest in either of the past two seasons.

"Just knowing that these girls were willing to put in the effort and fight for this incredible season makes me proud. It was the best possible ending to an amazing four years and I wouldn't trade it for anything." - Captain Cara Shattan ' 17

Natasha Aysseh, Kelly Conheeney, Stephanie Costabile, Mallory Ehlers, Tatum Fine, Carmen Gundy, Amelia Hunt," Sophie Hunt," Riley Jones, Carli Levethan, Annie Michalski, Chrissy Nelli, Ava Robinowitz, Cara Shattan," Ali Wheeler. Captains: Amelia Hunt, Sophie Hunt, Cara Shattan. Coaches: Tung Tran, Jasmin Barret.

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"Being able to go completely undefeated for my time at King was the best feeling in the world. It gave me a huge rush of adrenaline that made our team so tightly knit, and near the end had me play every game as if it was my last. / couldn't be any prouder.� - Captain Amelia Hunt '17

We Dig It JV V O LLE Y B A LL A JV Volleyball A has improved tremendously since last year. After an amazing 12-1 regular season, the team went on to win the FAA JV title in their tournament on November 5th.

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Bump, Set, Spike! J V V O LLE Y B A LL B JV Volleyball B also finished off the year strong. After a 4-3 regular season, the girls won their bracket at the FAA JV Volleyball Tournament on November 5th.

Victoria Maronian, Louise Dill, Coach Zoraida Butler, Erica Cunningham, Grace Nash, Maddie Kyle, Abbv Mancuso, Portia Cummings. C aptain: Louise Dill. N o t pictured: Coach Karen Celia, Alivah Carson, Amber Tapscott.

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Top Row: Olivia Begg, Christina Contadino, Ciara O'Donnell, Lauren Garrigues, Kaelin Main, Charlotte Haight, Caroline McDermott, Eliza Heaton, Charlotte Freund, B ottom R ow : Jaimie Lopez, Caroline Cooney, Juliana Bettamio, Rachel Kadlick, Allison Braver, Samantha De Chiara, Katherine Tifford. N o t Pictured: Lily Gordon, Mathilda von Guttenburg, Captain: Rachel Kadlick, Coaches: Cristian Aldana, Ali Weden.

"Even though this season •was difficult, we never lost our fighting spirit, and played every game to our full potential. And I think that, in the end, our perseverance was more rewarding than any win." ~ Ciara O'Donnell

Just Dance DAN C E TEAM "The dance season was wonderful for all of the girls involved. All the girls became best friends and care about one another so much! We had a great time being with each other and learning new dances and creating long lasting friendships!" - Tiany Brito Top Row: Brittany Lombardi, Tiany Brito, Krystal Ssonko, Cameron Reiss, Harriet Winterlich, B ottom Row : Kimberly Villard, Blair Holey, Chloe Simonte, Lucrezia Zichichi. Coach: Jennifer Segovia

Dunk on 'em BOYS' V A R S I T Y BASKETBALL

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"I've loved seeing how far this team has come since my freshman year. My freshman year we only had two wins. This year we've had a pretty good season behind a bunch of new guys. It's great to see how far we've come and how all our hard work has paid off" - Trey Canevari' 17

V* Top Row: LeVaughn Lewis, Evan Townsend-Henrv, Jackson Trimmer, Miles McQuillen, Jake Spencer, Alex Canevari, Paul Noujaim. Bottom Row: AJ Greene, Lewis Baer, Trey Canevari*, Renn Lints*, Matt Garavel Coaches: Greg Dobbs, Patrick Nielson, Chris Gaynor.

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"To really forge the unity with the team was great. We were a young team, and we had to develop a lot of skill, hut I think that towards the end of the season we really came together. Honestly, this has been the closest team that Tve been a part of in my four years of varsity basketball, and I couldn't have asked to be with a better group of girls." - Callie Bartimcr '17

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Mike Carnavalla, Nick Carnavalla, Charlie Fienstein, Richard Focke, Peter Green, DJ Hart, Charlie Keating*, Davis Knight, Josh Lewis, Jason Marsella, Henry Meyer, Jeffrey Miller, Tommy Morris, Ben Nadler, Wesley Peterson, Cam Raker, Tyler Shiftman, Bradley Stanton, Jeremy Toscano*, Kurt Voges, Garrett Waldner. Captains: Jeremy Toscano, Charlie Keating

"What I really like about hockey is that the moment that 1 step on that ice or enter the locker room, any worries about school or any other stuff falls away. Hockey is a time when I can have fun, without worrying about anything other than winning the next game." - Richard Focke '18

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Varsity: Lewis Baer, Ian Bender, Alex Canevari, Trey Canevari*, Bobby Cribbin*, Joshua Figueroa, Reid Gesualdi, Derek Hassan, Renn Lints*, Jack Meizels, Brandon Ross, James Scarlata, Lucas Stalman, Jason Tifford, Kurt Voges, Sam Rabassa, Flynn McMorrow Couches: Ken Lewis, Frank Spoto, and Kevin Murray

"This team has great potential to succeed; if all of us are willing to put in the work, we can have a very successful season. I'm excited to see what we will accomplish this year."—Captain Trey Canevari '17 "It's been a great year. The team has conquered many hardships." —Ian Bender ' 17 Even though it's only the beginning of the season, I can tell this year's going to be an exciting one." —Josh Figueroa T9 Junior Varsity: Caleb Benkwitt, Grady Boruchin, Charlie Feinstein, Tristan Golden, Matt Goodfellow, DJ Hart, Josh Lewis, Peter Marsh, Dylan McMorrow, Ethan McOsker, Sam Nadler, Patrick Raidt, Taylor Perlman, Jacob Savitz, Nick Shpetner, Davis Shattan, Luke Stanise, Justin Torres-West, Will Nash Coaches: Jonathan Coulombe, Sebastian Gilbert, and Tre Wilson

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Madison Backes, Stephanie Costabile, Riley Jones'", Mallory Ehlers, Erica Cunningham, Kelly Conheeney*, Sydney Gubner, Zoe Tinnesz, Abigail Price, Rachel Bissell, Diana Degnan, Autumn Iafrate, Annie Salvi Coaches: Karen Celia, Becky Lotstein, and Tommy Harris

"Something that we are always told in softball is to not get down on ourselves if we make a bad play, but, being the humans we are, it happens sometimes. However, something that I have learned is that we are all going to have our ups and downs, but the ups are so much better than the downs, no matter how minute the up may be. That is why I love the game.”

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"Even though crew is a new sport to the school, the whole team already feels like a family. We all want to improve in our rowing and all want to have a good time in the process." —Kendall Abbott '17

Hole in One GO LF VARSITY: Miles McQuillen*, Jared Bunder*, Will Millerchip, Cy Murphy, Riley Howe, Jackson Rubich, Pierce Norwood, AJ DeGrado, Spencer Gold. Coaches: Tom Fletcher, Patrick Morrison JV:Je limy Toscano, Tee DeBow, Tyler Shiffman, Michael Carnavalla, Santiago Silvani, Alec Sherman, Graham DeBow, Luke Koppenheffer, Jason Liu, Blake Waldner, Brad Dimodica, John Sanchez. Coach: Neuvi Villanueva

VARSITY GIRLS' GOLF Cameron Reiss*, Ellie Garnett*, Meagan Burston*, Natasha Avsseh, Kendall Battles, Victoria Crowe, Louise Dill, Caroline Eagleton, Estee Reiss. Coaches: Roxanne Mitchell, Benjamin Schwartz *Captains

Check It BO YS’ LACROSSE Callum Abernethy, Jake Cohen, Robert Commaroto, Chris Della Jacono, Kenny Dyson, Chris Game, Kelly Gouin, Evan Townsend-Henry, Sammy Houck, John Kennedy, Tim Landis, Jack McOsker, Henry Meyer, James Michalski, Luke Nascimento, Wesley Petersen, Cam Raker, Aidan Timney, Jackson Trimmer, Ezra White, Justin Zide. Coaches: Danny Gouin, Mark McAndrews, Pat Neilson, Artie Waters

"/ am most looking forward to playing St. Lukes because they are our rivals, and the game against them is always fun. We match up veiy well with them so I think we can take it this year!" — Evan Townsend-Henry '18

Run Hard GIRLS' LACROSSE

Dhasiya Anderson, Christine Hanson, Delaney Harris, Riley Hicks, Maddie Kyle, Kaelin Main, Caroline McDermott, Annie Michalski, Claire Morris, Chrissy Nelli, Alexea Papanicoloau, Anna Patten, Jess Price, Emma Riley, Morgan Riley, Jessica Steib, Jackie Taccone, Claire Tully, Jayne Tully, Lauren Zide

"Our main goal this year is to he the best team we can he and make the 2017 FAA tournament. The team bonds on and off the field and with our 4 great coaches, and I think this is going to he a great season for the girls lacrosse team." — Morgan Riley '18

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BOYS TENNIS Matt Roer", Richard Jove*, Harry Walker, Gabe Salvi, James Ross, Andy Gheewalla, Terrance McGrath, Eric Degter, Mark Davies, Jason Loeb, Daniel Gilbert Coaches: Tom Carey, Rick Swift, Deirdre Smith Not Pictured: Jack Armstrong

"We are a close knit team even though it isn't really a team sport. I've been playing for 3 years and the guys that I've been able to bond with the guys I've been playing with and now with some new freshman, the team has been able to adapt and be successful." — Captain Matt Roer, '18

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Sophie Perez, Crew University of Pennsylvania

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"I am thrilled, about all the projects and curricular work that is happening in Global Education. It's wonderful to see students, faculty, and families coming together as global citizens. There are more exciting endeavors ahead!" —Dr. Chosson

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7 love leading the program in Spain for so many reasons, not least because I got my own start with Spanish as an exchange student when I was in high school. That experience quite literally changed my life, so it's exciting to help students navigate what is often their first immersive experience. The 2016 group was particularly fun - we had lots of seasoned travelers, and they were such good sports about trying new things. I love seeing students forge friendships with their host families, and / hope those connections last for years to come!" -Sra. Branch "Throughout this trip, we were able to experience new customs within each city, and we couldn't wait to see more." - Kendall Abbott '18

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"The Edinburgh trip was the best and most amazing decision of my life. This trip helped me gain some great friendships and hysterical memories. I am so grateful for this opportunity "If I could say anything about the trip to Scotland, I would say that it was an amazing because it taught what it was like to walk onto a stage and experience. I had so much fun on the trip, and perform and, most importantly, have fun with it. I do not think there will ever be a day when 1 do not remember this I would do it again in a heartbeat!" trip." -Riley Jones, '18 - Elena Teeter '19

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"King students have been working extremely hard to address important issues of equity and inclusion. All year we were engaged in productive conversations on empathy and diversity while using the Diversity Policy Statement as a guide to help reinforce what King already has in place, which is to support a deep understanding of equity, fairness, and cultural inclusion, to be a community that is safe and respectful by all." -Keeniun Brumskill

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"At King, students participate in a variety of activities, e.g STEM Club, mentored research, competitions. The STEM Tacuity's aim is to nurture interest in STEM fields as we acquaint students with modern science and engineering practices. The exposure to professional-level STEM gives our students a boost when they choose college majors and pursue career paths". -Dr. Tom Castonguay

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KING TALKS & OTH ER ASSEMBLIES King Talks, a spin-off o f TED Talks, brought our community even closer together this year. Learning about the talents and interests of our fellow Vikings showed us how diverse our school truly is. King Talks this year ranged from Austin Albanos music production to Jonathan Richters model airplane adventures, (pictured at right) to Lily Gordons fire tricks (pictured at the far right).

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This year, Oona Nash and Piper Loglisci put together a fundraiser that raised enough money to send seven under­ privileged children to school. The Kiss a Pig event was attended by Upper School students who gathered to watch one of our own history teachers, Patrick O'Neill, Kiss a Pig!

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"Spirit week is a really exciting time of the year because the whole community comes together to celebrate the school. I love the different themed days and dressing up with my friends." — Stella Silver, '18

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"It was a really exciting experience, and it was a great way to get the students together. It was the perfect way to connect with the community, and it got everyone hyped for homecoming. I could not feel anything else hut an enormous pride for this school." —Trey Canevari, ' 17

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Ms. Sadlowsky s Letter to Seniors Dear Class of 2017, When I think of your class, I certainly think of artists, scholars, athletes, actors, debaters, and on and on - yours is such a diversely talented group. I think of how ready you are to move on to the next steps on your educational journeys; I think of the impact you’ve had on your classmates and the larger King community; I think about how you might stay connected to King School and what you might be like when I meet you again in the future. I also think of how much you’ve grown and how fast it all happened.

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ir I’m not sure you’ve all developedtrom something simple into something complex during your time at King - after all, I think humans are pretty complicated no matter what stage of development they’re at - but I can certainly say that yoiifve all learned to manage complexity in a way that gives me great hope for the future. The classes you’ve taken; the distinctions you’ve earned (and even developed); the games, championships, debates, rtieets, productions, papers, simulations, tests, labs, projects, and relationships that demanded so much thought and intelligence and perseverance - all that you’ve experienced at King has provided you with opportunities to make sense of yourselves and this amazing, crazy, maddening, exciting, beautiful world we live in. When I listen to you argue points, ask good questions, take care of each other and people you don’t even know, work hard, seek the truth no matter how scary or unpopular, read challenging texts, sing, run, and generally live well, I know we are raising a generation capable o f thriving in a complex world. I am proud of you; I expect great things o f you. Thank your teachers for the experiences they’ve created for you and the gift of learning they’ve given you. A s you move on to your next challenges, know that we are cheering for you and that we are here to support you, even from a distance. Never be afraid of complexity. Always look at the world with your eyes wide open. And dig deep! There’s always a reason.

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"I'm looking forward to meeting new people and making new connections. - Miles McQuillen

"I'm looking forward to an increase in liberty and autonomy - Jake Spencer

Austen Albano - 304,362 Callie Bartimer - 228, 394 Owen Bass - 289, 389 Ian Bender - 279 Caroline Benjamin - 247, 358 Carter Borchetta - 306 Bram Brakman - 234 Tiany Brito - 244, 384 Ella Bruck - 221, 335 Ethan Bruck - 220, 335 Jared Bunder - 253, 339 Michael Burke - 235, 378 Trey Canevari - 278 Kelly Cattano - 269, 363 Nisha Chandra - 262 Katie Charcalis - 302, 367, 375 Zoe Clark - 275, 342 Thomas DeBow - 297, 370 Brad DiModica - 307 Cole Dorsey - 305, 331 Samantha Ehlers - 246, 359 Tatum Fine - 281, 364 David Fox - 232, 382, 386 Lily Fox- 233,383,386 Nicole Frankenfield - 237, 374 Nicole Garcia - 268 Andy Gheewalla - 257, 360 Megan Glinka - 303, 365 Spencer Gold - 296, 348 Matt Goodfellow - 264 Peter Green - 286, 331, 393 Sydney Gubner - 250, 372 Carmen Gundy - 280, 344 Richard Haight - 243, 392 Sean Hayes - 260, 367 JD Hock - 242, 379 Samuel Houck - 224, 385 Sammy Houle -249, 387 Amelia Hunt - 258, 356 Sophie Hunt - 259, 357 Autumn Iafrate - 291, 347 Miles Johnson - 298, 332 Richard Jove - 241 Jack Kane - 261, 353

Logan Katz - 270 Charlie Keating - 256, 346 Joao Pedro Leite - 292, 371 Jojo Lewis - 248 Kayla Lichtman - 263, 333 Brittany Lombardi - 245, 352 Aimee Madigan - 272 Maya Mandava - 254 Adele McGoran - 236, 391 Flynn McMorrow - 252, 345 Miles McQuillen - 225 James Michalski - 284, 377 Jeffery Miller -287, 349 Will Millerchip - 293, 338 Claire Morris - 255, 390 Memphis Moye - 223, 330 Benjamin Nadler - 285, 369 William Nash - 288, 354 Talia Newman - 283, 336 Ali Norton - 230, 373 Sophie Perez - 226, 388 Brett Raker - 265, 334 Cameron Reiss - 299, 393 Jonathan Richter - 240 Brandon Ross - 271, 381 Jack Rozen - 239, 355 Emily Salomon - 231, 350 John Sanchez - 266, 363 Suzanne Savage - 276, 343 Noah Schneider - 267, 346 Stephanie Schwartz - 222, 351 Elisabeth Sciolla - 274, 380 Caroline Seiter - 277, 340 Cara Shattan - 282, 341 Rachel Sherman - 251, 361 John Spencer -273 Krystal Ssonko -290 Ben Steib - 238, 337 Jeremy Toscano - 294, 328, 329 Jack Tulloch - 300 Jayne Tully - 229, 366 Garrett Waldner - 295, 386 Claire Whamond - 227, 376 Karl Zoubek - 301, 368

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"If you haven't got aiwthing nice to say about anybody, come sit with me." - Alice Roosevelt Longworth

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When life gives you lemonade, make lemons. Life will be like whaaat!?" - Phil Dunphy, Modern Family

"Whether you think you can or you think you can't, you're right." - Henrv Ford

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"Another day, another nickel!" - SpongeBob SquarePants

Ali Norton "hmm?" - anonymous

Emily Salomon

"If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts." - Albert Einstein

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"Kindness is like sugar. It makes life taste a little sweeter. - Carla Yerovi "Crushed it. -Fat Amy

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“I’m sorry, if you were right, I’d agree with you.” -Robin Williams

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"It's the nature of the beast." - Mr. D

"You probably had more confidence in me than I did at that time... The one thing you did is you always believed in me"

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Maya Mandava "The truth is, most of us discover where we are headed when we arrive. - Calvin & Hobbes

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Claire Morris "If I can't scuba, then what's this all been about? What have I been working towards?" - Creed Bratton "My philosophy is basically this. And this is something that I live by. And I always have. And I always will. Don't, ever, for any reason, do anything, to anyone, for any reason, ever, no matter what, no matter where, or who you are with, or where you are going, or where you've been. Ever. For any reason. Whatsoever." - Michael Scott

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Best Hair Adele McGoran and Owen Bass

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Nisha Chandra and Jack Rozen

Best Dressed Emily Salomon and Carter Borchetta

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SENIOR SCRIBBLES

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ERB Mom and Dad: Thank you both so much for supporting me these past 18 years. 1wouldn’t be who I am today without you. I love you both very much! Ethan: I’ve had so much fun growing up with you, and I’ll miss you next year, but I know you’re going to kill it! JI•: You may never read this, but you’ve kept me sane in my craziest times, and I will forever appreciate everything you’ve done for me. <3 SS: I wouldn’t have survived high school without you, Stefano. I can’t wait to visit you next year and make more memories FM: I don’t think 1would’ve been able to sit through certain classes without you. Katy Perry forever! HR: Thank you so much for even-'thing these past 4 years. I promise I’ll come back to visit you, and I’ll text you for sure! King School: Bye.

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Mom and Dad: Thank you for putting up with me for 17 years. You’ve given me every opportunity I’ve had to succeed, and I couldn’t be more thankful for that. JSR: Thanks for being my best friend through and through. We’ve been friends since kindergarten, and 1 couldn’t be more thankful to have had you by my side. Even when I moved, you were still always there for me. We must stay in touch as we move along. 1 knowgreat things await you in St. Louis. EB, IB, and TC: Thank you for standing by me these last two years. I wouldn’t want to take home the chip with anyone else. You’re all perhaps some of the best teammates I’ve ever had. CS, MG, RJ, KZ, TD, FM, J R, KL, CB, SG, and ILN: Thank you guys for basically unofficially adopting me into your advisory. It's so much fun being in a room I'm not officially supposed to be in with some of my best friends every morning. Avenue Q Cast: No way I’m going through this without shouting out the best musical cast of all time. Thank you all for taking someone who’s never done a show and accepting me as one of your own for more than two months. I’ll never forget you guys, and I’ll be sure not to get a BA in Denglish. Football Team: These last two years have been a heck of a ride. Thanks to all of you for making me feel like I had people to go to when times got tough. NEPSAC CHAMPS! Baseball Team: I’ve played baseball since 1 was 5 years old, and my best seasons by far came from playing baseball at King these past four years. I’m going to miss everyone I’ve played with (yes, even you, Reid). I’m hoping we go out on top this year, get that elusive FAA crown. 1 trust you boys. Class of 2017: It’s been real, you guys. A lot of people are bound for great things. I can’t wait to see what we can all accomplish.

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Shoutout: Scottie Perlman, Dylan McDermid, John Georgas, Sean Quealy, Liam Quigley, Ross Nazaire, Rob Yassky, John Harrington, Will Nellis, Conrad Lindenberg, Paul Spadaccini, George Peele, Charlie Dill, Peter Majak, Tomasz Majdak, Marcel Robert, Robby Smithline, Andrew Mercein, Connor Bamford, Jack Cooper, Carl Jean Pierre, Ryan Sexton, Shane Sexton, Nick Bruggerman, Luke Stone, Said Benzema, Ozzie Acuna, Hunter Bridges, Kai Bjornsted, Matt Daddies, Larry Gully, Miko, Swaggv Lik, Kole Tomaj, Jack Rozen, Ben Steib, Will Millerchip, James Michalski, Peter Green, Ian Bender, Miles McQuillen, Jeffrey Miller, Colton Saunders, JP Leite, Felipe Leite, Danny Roca, Will Nash, Ben Nadler, Owen Bass, Sammy Houck, Tee Debow, Walty Toub, Levaughn Lewis, Jackson Trimmer, Krystian Luu, Fahad Aliev, Will Cruz, Lance Tennyson, Tony Dice, Alan Novoa, Ford Murphy, Sam Arnold, Nick Gianino, Trip Hershey, Will Moss, Will Dubow, Luke Israel, Kai Rice, Bennet Bush, Will Hooks, Danny Anderson, Doug Johnson, John Lepore, Luc Simard, Holden Ellard, Cole Zelazny, Charlei Shadek, Robby Lane, Johnny Alexander, Donal Williams, Max Gilbane, Dylan Gatto, Mike Kundin, Owen Madden, Tony Rosenberg, Max Kornbluth, David Voigt, Nick Beaver, Alex Kraus, Carter Reehl, Rob Paddock, Thomas Karl, Brandon Barger, John Phister, Zai Nishimura, Tommy Fox, Troy Stumpf, Mikey Pocho, Augustine Zolleto, Ben Morales, Dex Lauper. Thanks for an unreal few years, boys, love you all.

RS

Mom and Dad: High school for me was a chapter in my life of serious growth, and it is your unconditional love that has pulled me through the challenging moments, as well as the most magical ones. Your openness and willingness to let me learn through experience have turned me into the person I am today, and for that I am forever grateful. 1 love you both so incredibly much, and no matter where life takes me, I will always call you home. Daisy Mae/Chicken: You’re my female dog, stay golden. SH, CG, AM, JL, SG: Hi, lovies. As 1 sit here writing to you, my phone is buzzing due to our never ending group chat. Well, well, well, what can 1 say? Honestly I would never want to face high school without you. Our tight-knit group has been able to combat anything and everything thrown at us, and hey, we’re still standing! Here’s to all the “ughh’s” and “meh’s” said on the daily. I just want you all to know that you’re my girls and I’ll always hold a special place for you in my heart:) LS: You’ve made me realize how important it is to stay close with someone who empowers you, even if they really show you what tough love is. Thank you for always being there to listen and understand me and my crazy shenanigans. Love you no matter what.“And now go, and make interesting mistakes, make amazing mistakes, make glorious and fantastic mistakes. Break rules. Leave the world more interesting for your being here. Live in that sweet spot. Be present.” Neil Gaiman Class of 2017: HAGS!!

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I R: I hank you for being my best friend and my rock through the past 14 years. You continue to make me laugh every day. Thanks for being the best partner in crime a girl could ask for. Love you Xx. Mom and Dad: Thank you so much for supporting me and always having my back. Thank you for supporting me and always telling me I can do it. 1 hank you for showing me what love is and for putting up with ‘Cammie-two-angles’ all these years. Love you guys so much. AD: 1 hank you for being the best advisor and a second mom to me these past 3 years. 1wouldn’t have survived King without you. MS: I hank you for being like my second advisor and PAG dad these past 3 years. Thank you for making me laugh and being supportive of me when 1 needed it the most.

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SH

I would just like to thank everyone who has impacted me within the past 4 years. At times it was hard, but it has been some of the best 4 years of my life. 13 guys, 1 horse: These 18 guys have had a daily impact on me every" day of high school. The daily jokes about nameless things and annoying debates in the chat would keep me up laughing at night when I should have been doing work. You guys have shaped who I am today, and I thank you for that. Mom and Dad: I’m pretty' sure I can say I made it through high school without messing up too bad. I could have never done the things I did in high school without yrou guys. For example, going on amazing vacations with you and also with friends. You guy's have always believed in me, and you guys are the reason I am where 1 am today. Thank you for giving me the opportunity' to live the perfect life I do. Taylor and Claire: We fight every once in awhile but in the past couple y'ears I feel as if w'e 3 have become much closer. I definitely could not have handled Mom and Dad on my' owm. Good luck, Claire, for the next 3 years. Taylor, thank you for being a great older brother, and being a great influence on me. The Class of 2017: Woah, it's been an experience the past couple of y'ears. 1wish the best of luck to everybody in college, and I hope that we all keep in touch in some w'ay! Peace out!

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RH: love you more than you love trains. Flave fun in london next year! SH: you're really cute. <3 JM1: You're the goat, kid. To all the good times in physics class until you dropped. MG: Here's looking at you, kid. Thanks for doing baseball with me and liking good music. SP: you're a particle, never change, pal. BN: Thanks for always giving me a reason to feel smart. There's no one else I'd rather argue with. BS: hi yaha, you're a lomi. JM2: meat. PG: Have fun being a wild tornado king at dartmouth 36 man. SH2: I love you a lot. You make me smile :)

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Mom and Dad: Thanks for putting up with me for the last 18 years. I love you both so much and it’s gonna be unbearable without you and the girls next year. JS and CS: You guys are the best. I’m gonna miss our car rides to school and all the time we spend together. Love you both!JR: To my' best friend through all of high school, thank you for everything. WW: We miss you m8. Hope you are having fun at summer camp. JPL: E af cara! Obrigado por tudo. Posso condu/.ir a FerrariPSH: Lax, ski, you can do it all. I’m writing this on the plane to Vail with you 10 rows behind me. It’s boutta be lit. PG: Boundman I don’t know w'hat I’m gonna do w'ithout, but I know you’ll have fun in Hanover near their generators. WN: It’s the Yahalomi! JM: Meaty truckman, have fun at Vandy. IB, JM, WN, BN, OB, WM, MM, CS, RH, AM, BD: My boys. Thanks for all the great memories and for many more. AA, SC, SB, JT, NF: Advisory gang. CS: Thanks for being a great advisor and friend. King w’asn’t the same without you this year!

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AI CB: 6 yrs. have flown by faster than the walk from the Middle School to the Cafeteria. Who would have thought we’d make it this far and still be alive? You’re a true friend, one I hope to keep, and one of the most loyal people I know. I can’t wait to see how far you’ll go! KS: Where do I even begin? Boston? Florida? Greece? No matter where we have gone, you’ve always stood by me. An MVP if you will. I’ll miss our deep conversations over cold cut sandwiches and circular tables and just might have to visit you in order to continue them all. I wish you all the best in life and hopefully I’ll be there for your longest “yeah boooiiii” ever!! JL, CO’D, RB, LG,PL: My little juniors are all growing up! My advice for your next year... just try not to wreck yourself, and everything will work out in the end. DR.G: What the what?? It’s time to say goodbye already? Well in that case I just want to thank you for all the wisdom you have imparted unto me these past two years. The pleasure has been all mine, and 1 hope to one day make up for all the times 1 swore and did not put money in the swear jar... perhaps a house boat?? M, M, S, and D: You guys are truly the best brothers a girl could ask for. Thank you for keeping me humble all these years. Mom and Dad: It’s been real, but 1 have to peace out now and put all that you have taught me to the test. I’ll miss you every day and call vou often. KS Mom & Olivia : 1 hank you for always loving me and being my strength in the long and hard journey that was high school. I don’t tell you guys enough how much I appreciate everything you’ve done for me. Emmanuel & Kevin: Even though you both get on my nerves you’ve also given me the best advice and make me laugh the hardest. 1 couldn’t have asked for better older brothers. AI :It’s been a long 4 years but you haven’t left my side, and I know that we will be friends until we’re senior citizens. SS: I am forever grateful to you because when 1was being a loner on the Boston trip you befriended me. CR: You were my first friend at King and volleyball pre-season was so hard, but we survived it together. High School’s been like a long pre-season, but we’ve stayed strong through it all. BE: Thank you so much for making me comfortable with dance again. Even when I go off to performing at the Grammys and I get assigned a choreographer, no one will compare to you. CS: I’m glad that I got to know you. Don't be afraid to come out of your shell; you are hilarious CB: You’re an amazing person. I'm gonna miss ranting with you about everything. Shady Bunch: 1love you guys so much. 1 never thought that I’d find a squad of my own in high school, but y’all came out of nowhere, and we all got so close so fast. I can’t even put into words what this group means to me. Even though I’m going off to college I know that the OG salty J fan club will never die. Scotland & Theatre Squad: I love all of you so much. 1 love the family that we’ve created, and I can’t even express how much I’m going to miss all of you. To my Scotland fam even tho it’s all ogre now, we’ll still always be DuncanLove. To my theatre fam y’all are so amazing and talented; never forget to love yourselves and love your art.

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To the class of 2017: Walk proudly into the future, the known and unknown; it is ours to be explored and claimed. BJR: Thanks for being my best friend through thick and thin. When the going gets tough, the tough get going. You are one of the tough, and you are already going. Staying in touch is a given. 1 am jealous of you and your Orange men’s basketball team. 1 cannot wait to see your name under some PolySci articles keeping our “leaders” in check. CJB: Thanks, man, for helping me get through all the rough spots. You were always there to help, and I will never forget that. If you don’t stay in touch, I’ll be on your doorstep to check up... Best of luck with tus journey’s. RAH: My fellow enginerd. Thanks for all the laughs and great times over the years. Whether it is Minecraft technic rockets or actual rocket fuel, it has been a blast. Keep those trains in line and under budget for me. JGT: Wingmen never fly that far away. Thank you for always helping me out when times got tough. We’ll be working on projects together in the future... staying in contact is a given. Best of luck with all your future planes and always shoot for the stars. FM: Thanks for always being the calm, collected, and rational person in the room. You have set me straight multiple times, and for that 1thank you. Hopefully, befriending me was not a mistake. Tus journey’s son muy importante. Continue pushing into the unknown. JDH, NC, RNJ, KL, CS, KZ, SKS, MG, HL, CMS, MR, AO: Thanks for all the laughs, advice, and fun over the years. It has been one heck of a ride. Mom and Dad: Thanks for all the countless hours of work, advice, and support. I do not know what 1 would have done without you both: probably nowhere as much.

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Mom and Dad: Thank you for providing me with the opportunity to attend King. These amazing past four years would not have been possible without your kindness and generosity. Additionally, thank you for always supporting me in any endeavor that I have decided to embark on! Your encouragement has helped me grow as an individual and make the most out of my time in high school! JD Hock, Jonathan Richter, Richard Haight, Carter Borchetta, Karl Zoubek, Spencer Gold, Megan Glinka, Cara Shattan, Nisha Chandra, Kayla Lichtman, and Femkc Munting: Thank you for your friendship and for the many memories that we shared over the past four years. I am so happy that I got to meet you guys and spend many weekends hanging around town or traveling to the city or simply going to a nearby deli. Let’s all stay in touch as we move on to bigger things in college! Love you guys (: JD Hock: Thank you for helping me lead Viking Investment Partners. Together, we grew this club into an institution at King with passionate followers —something that I never would've dreamt about my sophomore year. 1 couldn’t have done it with anyone else. Now let’s take these skills to the real world! Bill Pusack: On the off chance that you get a copy of the yearbook and stumble across this... King has not been the same without you! You brought a certain energy and enthusiasm every day that radiated from your room. I will never forget the many times that I sat in your classroom as a confused freshman not understanding any of the material that you were rapidly writing on the board. However, 1 can assure you that your class prepared me to tackle my future high school math classes. Additionally, I am glad that we formed such a tight relationship and that I was able to have you as my advisor for two years. You were always there to support me and provide advice for the college process. I will never forget our many discussions about math, school, or simply life in general. I hope you are having an amazing retirement!

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Congratulations Emily, and the class of 2017! Congratulations Bems! You have shown incredible strength, determination, and grace through some challenging circumstances these last few years. You are a wonderful young woman and I am immensely proud of you and love you very much! Love, Dad Emily, I can’t tell you how much we are all gonna miss your funny impressions, weird names for us, and how you can always, no matter what, make us all laugh. I know you’ll be so happy going to wherever you end up, and all of us are so proud of you and your cheivements! I love you, weirdo! Love, Grace Em, I want to congratulate you on making it through high school! I am so incredibly proud of you. You are so smart, talented and kind. I know I can come talk to you about anything, and thank you so much for all the advice you’ve given me. You’re going to have the best time next year and I know that you are gomg to do great! Love, Wil Em, Congratulations Sweetie! I am so proud of you, of who you have become, and of all of your incredible accomplishments! I am in awe of you... how you face any chal­ lenge with bravery and humor. Your quiet courageousness and determination is also so admirable. I love you so much and am so grateful to be your mom. Love, Mom Em, I’m going to miss you so much when you go to college. We have such a good relationship and I’m so glad. I’ve always thought of you as my role model for as long as I can remember. I will never take for granted all of those CVS and Chipode trips, all of the tv shows and movies we watched together, and just hanging out and laughing so hard to the point when we can’t breath about people trying to make “trendy” makeup videos. You are not only my sister, but my best fnend and I love you so much! Have fun at college, you wee! Love, Kate

Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine, and at last, you create what you will. - George Bernard Shaw

Congratulations Stephanie! Just keep doing you! All of our love. Mom, Pad, Amanda, and Jamie

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-Chuck Swindoll Brittany, We are incredibly proud of all you have accomplished. You are a kind and loving young women with a strong determination for the things you want out of life! Nothing is impossible for you and you have shown that to us in so many ways. We wish you happiness and success in the next chapter of your life. Always remember that you can do all things through Christ!

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Sean, you bring harmony wherever you go. Keep creating beautiful melodies and memories! With all our love, Mom, Dad, and Liam

Katie- you are truly one of a kind. You are sweet, intelligent, energetic, and one of the most outstanding people we have ever met. We are all so grateful to have you in our lives.

We can’t wait to see you shine in all the amazing things you’ll pursue in the future. To many more cabana memories together!! We love you more than you love sloths (we know, hard to believe). XOXO, AMANDA, ANTONIA, CHRISTINA, RENA, KRISTEN, SISA, SOPHIA, STYLIANA, and DEMI

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Sebastian Gilbert "A songwriter once wrote 'What’s good about good-bye, what’s fair about farewell' and that sums up what the CSDA department feels about your departure. Sebastian, you are one of a kind. You are an inspiration to your students as well as your colleagues. Your creativity and passion for filmmaking is what drives your class and students and makes you one of a kind. You are a perfectionist. We will miss you. Good luck!" — Ms. Heintz and Ms. Shah

"Mr. Gilbert, you've kept us all in line and helped us out too many times, and we're grateful for it. Thanks for having our back, and enjoy life up North. #GilberttheGoat" —Joshua Palmer '19

Frederique Donovan "In August, 2015, Frederique and I started the same year as new teachers to King. Even though we taught two different subjects, came from two different backgrounds, and had different teaching philosophies, we were both passionate about teaching, student-centered learning, and students’ success. Not only is Frederique driven to develop an)J strengthen students’ use of the French language, she is excited to connect the content to culture, literature, and her life experiences. Her students were lucky to have her as a teacher who promoted and fostered a well-rounded learning experience that reached beyond her classroom. I am honored to have been her colleague and friend." — Ms. Varghese "Thank you for two years of being an incredible teacher! I remember so clearly singing that fun French school song about the body parts on the floor and bonding as a class! We will all miss you so much!" —-Jordan Kulick '19

FAREWELLS

Susannah Branch "Susannah is a smart, dedicated, positive, and open-minded person. She has a love and passion for teaching. She has a deep understanding of the Spanish-speaking world and its mentality, and she conveys this easily to her students through humor and a vibrant energy. Susannah has always approached her responsibilities with the utmost professionalism and excellence. It has been an absolute pleasure to work with 'Sufannah' the past few years, and we will truly miss her as a colleague and especially as a friend." —US Spanish Faculty "I found this Lily Pulitzer quote because Ms. Branch is always happy. 'Being happy never goes out of style.'" —Carly Barry '20 "Thank you for being such an amazing advisor and teacher. Thanks to you, I have had a great start to my high school career. I wish you the best!" —Avery Lehneis '20

"Thank you, Mr. Schoudel for the great memories and skills that your class has given me. Kayaking has become a new passion for me to you. I will Andrew Schoudel thanks make sure to keep "For the past ten years, Drew’s working hard so that student-centered approach to I can surpass you teaching has enabled students one day. The to construct knowledge, think younger classes will critically, and apply logic definitely be missing through experience. Drew’s something special versatility as a teacher is truly without you to teach remarkable; his range of them. Thank you for knowledge and skills enables everything," him to teach various topics, —Miles Johnson '17 develop electives, oversee independent studies, and "Thank you for create new courses. Drew’s Expeditionary Studies course showing me how far is an inspiration to the Science I can push myself! Department as an example of Your class taught what happens when knowledge self discipline and and talent is driven by vision perseverance, and it and hard work. Drew’s calm was an experience I demeanor and down-to-earth will never forget. I'm personality will be missed. It forever grateful and wish you the best of has been an honor working alongside Drew, and I consider luck wherever your journey takes you myself a stronger teacher next! " because of it." — Mr. DeFelice —Jo jo Lewis '17

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Frank Barros "Happy trails to a great colleague. You will be missed! I have always been in awe of Frank’s passion and inspiring commitment not only to better the lives of our community but of our world. Under his guidance, our Global Scholars designed sophisticated feasibility studies and conducted college-level research, which prepared them for our rapidly changing world. It has been such an honor to work by his side, and he will be truly missed." — Dr. Chosson '"BATTLE SHEEP! ROLL OUT!' —Tristan Golden '19 "If you have ever seen Mr. Barros, he has hair that resembles a sheepdog. We each have a nickname that he calls us: bus sheep, battle sheep, black sheep, blasting sheep, blank sheep, and Bernoulli sheep. Definitely an interesting memory, but the one that sticks out to me." —Luke Buttenweiser '19

Ryan Houck

"I honestly could not have asked for a better advisor than you in the past two years. From running down Bourbon Street at the break of dawn last year to our daily conversations every morning, words can't describe how much I've appreciated you as a mentor and how much I respect you as an educator and as a man. You are a truly brilliant individual, and I hope for you great success, fulfillment, and happiness in your ventures beyond the w'alls of this institution." — John Lincoln Spencer IV. '17 "If you believe in something enough, take your stance on it and then never let go. —Logan Katz '17 O

To inspire your students encouraging them Transcend! “Find your genius,” you cried, again and again and again. Rappelling from the catwalk A King Talk to remember an outdoorsman at heart who insists: African American Literature, a must Ink! ^ More Ink! Create. Create. Image of... a skittering lizard The Brooklyn Bridge the plant you loved your spontaneous laugh and secret candy stash (who will house the chocolate now?) Your wit, your politics, your kind, kind heart; We will cheer for you, We will miss you So sound your “barbaric yawp”! — Mrs. Patten

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MEMORIAM

Griff Titus gave 34 plus years of his life to King. He gave unconditionally, for he considered King his family, his children every child that came through the King doors. The generosity of his gift will live forward for many years to come.

"When I think of wisdom, humor, sharp insights, honesty, bravery and faithfulness, there is only one Griff Titus. Thank you for all the years of our friendship. You were a true man in all the best sense. Good values, kindness, and most of all generosity. You can't buy character, and you can't buy class; you, my friend, had it all. God bless you forever, for I'm sure you are sharing those one-liners with the 'real' big guy, and He's loving it. Till we meet again, my dear friend." —Lise Leist

"I have a photograph of Griff on my wall from 8 or 9 years ago. It's a picture of my son sitting on his lap while Griff drove him on his lawnmower. Jonathan referred to him as Uncle Griff and Griff got a kick out of giving him rides." —Thomas Decker "The best memory of Griff that I have is when he grew a monster-sized pumpkin! He was so excited to show it to me. He gave my husband a few pumpkin seeds to grow on our farm, but we were never able to grow a pumpkin as large as Griffs. The man had a talent, that is for sure! Griffy, you were a wonderful friend; rest in peace!" —-Jeanine Haberny

PU BLICATIO N S CLASS Mrs. Bowe, Caroline Benjamin, Emily Salomon, Brandon Ross, Ms. LaPolla Ellie Garnett, Caroline Strom, Maeve Snover, Riley Jones, Grace Nash Co-Editors in Chief: Caroline Strom, Maeve Snover Copy Editor. Brandon Ross Photo Editors: Emily Salomon, Caroline Benjamin Staff: Ellie Garnett, Riley Jones, Grace Nash

Faculty Advisors: Upper School: Ran LaPolla, Laura Bowe Middle School: Michelle Sibrizzi Lower School: Sue Laramie

Thank you to... The Yearbook Club for their enthusiastic contributions. The English department for their edits and corrections. The Simon House for their archival photographs and wntings. Mrs. Mishkin for her help with club lists and photos. Those who gave quotes for the Dedication, Farewells, and Memoriam. Mrs. O'Rourke and Mr. Raymond for their photography contributions. Ms. Bruzik and Mrs. Sotire for their knowledge of our student population. Mr. Decker and Coach Celia for their assistance with sports rosters and game schedules. Jeff Wood from Walsworth for his dedication to our yearbook. Mrs. Sadlowsky and Mr. Main for their support and letters to the school.

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