King School Yearbook 2019

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able of Contents Publications Team Dedications Dr. Eshoo’s Letter King Mission Statem ent Cross Divisional Depts.

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Them e The theme of the 2019 King School y e a r b o o li^ ^ r a S i^ ^ R : is fittin g ^ | new programming, such as the Innovation Lab, and new leadership under Dr. Eshoo, bring a rediscovery of what it means to be King School. Our hope is to encapsulate the essence of our community beyond its virtues, to examine the lens of the King experience that cannot be seen from an outside perspective, for us, signifies the importance of those moments when we reflect upon who we are and how we might continue to grow.

The 2019 Publications Team consisted of Christina Contadino '20, Hannah Cosgrove '21, Georgia Decker '20, Gigi Skolds '20 and Ally Triano '20. The Yearbook Club was led by Diana Degnan '20. The team was advised by Mrs. Bowe and Dr. Schulman.

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C a th y : In 1999 the seniors dedicated their yearbook to you, "a woman whose endless generosity, eternal kindness, and grace have shaped the KLHT community." The Class of 2010 wrote in its dedication to you that “there isn't a place on the King campus that has not been made better by your tireless and creative contributions." You have been Head of Upper School, Dean of Students, Senior Class Advisor and prom organizer for decades, history teacher, Performing Arts Department member playing the piano for our musicals or manning the box office. No need is too small to get your attention, be it driving the van for a team or substituting for a sick teacher. Yet what colleagues and students will remember you most for is your willingness to be a friend, to listen and to help in any way you can. Thank you for everything you have done for the school. As the 2010 yearbook says, "you are indeed a Star." — Karin Wagner, AP Coordinator 3 am so grateful for Mrs. Mishkin. She has always made me smile when I am stressed and has supported me through any and all of my challenges. I am one of the plethora of high school students whom Mrs. Mishkin has helped, and I believe that she is one of the best teachers I have ever had. Though Mrs. Mishkin's retirement makes me sad, I wish her the best in whatever she does as she ventures beyond King. — Christina Contadino '20

A n era's conning to an end Let us take a moment to reflect On the accomplishments of Cathy Mishkin And just what her retirement affects. Parents Night, Inspirica, Blood Drive, Midnight Run, LSR, The Homeless Project, Senior events were so much fun! May Day Breakfast, Commencement, and we can't forget the Prom, This is only the tip of the iceberg— the list goes on and on! Yes, Cathy, you managed to do it all, Of your praises we'll always sing. Please know you are loved and will be missed By all of us— your family— at King! — Leslie Bruzik, US Assistant

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C a th y is a shining example of what it truly means to give. She gives herself to her students and colleagues as an educator, mentor, and advisor, and to the world through her humanitarian club engagements. Cathy has dedicated her life to her profession at King School as a calling and as creation. She gives her life to the school, and through the school, to the world. — Christos Galanopoulos, History Chair

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I have been fortunate to spend the last eight years soaking in Cathy's guidance and wisdom. I admire her thoughtfulness as a teacher, advisor, service coordinator and human being. Everything she does, from blood drives, Midnight Runs, CANstructions, food drives, meal serving, service trips and so much more, comes directly from her heart. Whether it be for a program, class or an informal effort, Cathy's constant commitment to community service is done with humility and passion. Without her influence, the King Cares Service Program would not be what it is today. I think that many people have always hoped that Cathy's retirement would never arrive as she humbly does so much that we do not even know about! There will be a big void in the school but we are fortunate that such a beautiful and caring person has set a strong foundation for so many years to come. — Jenna Temple, Math Faculty I feel so lucky that I was able to have Mrs. Mishkin as a teacher. Mrs. Mishkin has made so many contributions to the King community both inside and outside of the classroom, especially with her dedication to the King Cares program. I will always remember Mrs. Mishkin for her kind, caring, and bright personality. — Georgia Decker '20 C a th y : your shoes will be hard to fill. For years you have shepherded the senior class through their many activities— including their trip and prom. I remember fondly our years with the seniors on "the boat." We will also miss your constant presence as a force for community involvement— the Midnight Run, the dinners served at the homeless shelter, the many drives for clothes, toiletries and other necessities. You championed the causes of social justice in action and in your classes. Those who remember will also miss you as a force for the arts and music. You have worn many hats during your time here. May you find new ones that are every bit as fulfilling in the future. — Tom Zoubek, Social Sciences Chair

C o n n ie N ichols A A rs . Nichols has been our advisor

and friend for three years. She has the ability to fill even the worst Monday mornings with positivity, joy, and love. We are greeted every day with a huge smile and a warm greeting. Her doors are always open and her caring spirit is undeniable. We have shared a lot of laughs these past few years, from bagel days, to group hugs, to Secret Santa, but we will never forget the incredible woman who made it all possible. We love you, Mrs. Nichols. — Your Advisees, 2019 It is hard to believe the time has come to say goodbye You are one of a kind, and as far as I am concerned, irreplaceable. Thank you for your warmth, your kindness, your generosity, and your distinctive sense of humour. For many years, you were the first person I would see in the morning at school as we teamed up to prepare coffee for everyone. A few words and a few laughs shared at that time made all the difference in the way I would start my day. Thank you for all your support and for being an honest colleague and friend. Remember that the good part about saying goodbye is to look forward to saying "hello" again. Many heartfelt wishes for a happy retirement. — Gilles Chosson, Director of Global Education

O v e r the four years that I have been in clay classes here at King, Mrs. Nichols has always been there to support my creative goals. From the sawdust firings, to the King Talk my class gave last year, to the many ugly experimental glaze combinations I tried out, Mrs. Nichols was always there to help me and my classmates. Not only has Mrs. Nichols taught me everything I know about ceramics but she has made me want to have a lifetime commitment to clay. Mrs. Nichols will leave a legacy of beautiful art and adoring students at King. — Anna Patten '19

D e d ic a tio n C on n ie hired me eight years ago. Since my first day of work, she mentored and supported me in everyway. She encouraged me to be an authentic teacher and she generously promoted new initiatives that I wanted to introduce. Her goal has always been for the Visual Arts Program to be a vital component of every King student's education. The exceptional and strong program that King has is her legacy. — Ran LaPolla, Visual Arts Chair j*

Something's missing in the Art Room The kiln is cool to the touch The ceramic shelf is empty The silence is too much. Another King legend leaves us Connie Nichols, that really stinks! The dishes will be piling up And clay clogging up the sinks!

\A /hen I first came to King, Connie's classroom was next door to mine, and she quickly became my unofficial mentor. She taught me how to write comments, how to As a teacher, you are second to manage my time, and how to maintain my sanity as a none, new teacher. It is now many years later (more than I Your creativity is off the meter! care to count or admit to), and Connie is still a mentor, Your w it 5 humor will be sorely but she also became a friend, and now I consider her missed part of my family. There will be a big hole to fill when Enjoy your retirement, dear she is not here in the fall. We hope she will come by for friend, Conita! an 11 am lunch. — Leslie Bruzik, US Assistant — Jackie Martino, Performing Arts Chair will forever admire your dedication to your profession, craft, colleagues, the school, and most importantly your students. Your passion to foster a student's interest and skills in art has impacted a list of names a mile long. You are a terrific leader who is not afraid to speak up when something needs to be done or said. Thank you for believing in me those years ago on a warm June morning. I would not be the educator I am today without your guidance and support. I wish you all the best moving forward— endless hours of making art and building memories with your family. Cheers! — Katie Tobin, Visual Arts Faculty

D r. Eshoo's L e tte r to th e D ear King community, My inaugural year as Head of King School has been filled with many “firsts" as I have gotten to know this extraordinary school. I experienced my first ringing of the bells in our gym, which was just as loud and just as hot and stuffy as everyone promised. I broke out my new Viking “helmet" beanie for my first Homecoming and cheered on literally hundreds of students on the fields and in the gym surrounded by current families and alumni. I proudly joined students and colleagues in Pajama Day, the most comfortable day of the year, in my onesie. I observed research project presentations by 3rd graders, a geography competition among Middle School students, and a Brexit debate by 12th graders. I've learned about the histories of three distinct schools— King, Low-Heywood, and Thomas— whose mergers over the course of many decades provide the foundation for the school today. And yes, I called my first snow days and experienced my first squall. The first year at a new school has felt, at times, a little bit like drinking from a firehose: there has been so much to learn and understand from the thousands of people I have met and gotten to know over the past few months. "Your te a m o f c o n fid a n ts a n d frie n d s w ill b e th e o nes w h o , u ltim a te ly , w ill h e lp yo u m a k e m e a n in g o f y o u r e x p e rie n c e s a n d b rin g w h a t c o n f e e l lik e a s c a t te r e d r e a lity in to focus."

All of you will have many experiences like this over the course of your lifetime. You might take courses that cover so much information that you cannot find a clear way towards understanding much of it. You will be expected to carry out complex projects that will require you to organize your time and your thinking in ways that will not come naturally to you.

There will be times when you find yourself in unfamiliar surroundings with people who seem to challenge even your most basic assumptions. You might feel a little bit like being under water: you can hear but it will be muffled, you can move but only slowly, and you can see but everything looks blurry. This is exactly why the theme of our yearbook— coming into focus— resonates so much with me. All of us are busy with all of the challenges that the world presents to us. And yet, we choose to be at King because we know that excellent education is not just about knowing a lot of things; it is about understanding how to identify problems, how the world works, and why human relationships matter. We take what we learn, and we analyze, synthesize, and create from it. We make meaning from it. We bring it into focus. This is the challenge I took on this year: to learn as much as possible about our beloved school, in all of its complexity, to develop the clearest picture possible of who we have been, who we are, and who we can be. I am grateful to everyone I have met this year— students, parents, colleagues, and alumni— for teaching me what it means to be a Viking. My hope and wish for all of you is not that you simply continue to accept these kinds of challenges, but that you embrace and enjoy them for the transformations that can bring. Always make time to step back and think, notice what is happening around you, and remain curious. Most of all, surround yourself with people whom you can trust to challenge you, to help you translate your experiences and find your place in the world, and to develop meaningful perspective. Your team of confidants and friends will be the ones who, ultimately, will help you make meaning of your experiences and bring what can feel like a scattered reality into focus.

Dr. Karen E. Eshoo

We provide an excellent, progressive education, grounded in the traditional disciplines of the arts and sciences, committed to the nurturing of individual potential, and designed to promote critical thinking and reasoned reflection. Using rich and innovative methods, our Teachers facilitate each student's fullest academic and personal achievement. We champion the development of character, self-confidence, and talent through challenging intellectual, creative, athletic, leadership, and service opportunities. King believes that individual accomplishment must go hand in hand with respect for others. Our culture of respect fosters collaboration as well as independence. We embrace human and cultural diversity. We value responsible citizenship. King graduates are well equipped to succeed in college and to pursue lives of ongoing inquiry, learning, accomplishment, personal fulfillment and social responsibility.

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Understanding and living by our values with authenticity. K indness

Intentional consideration and compassion for others. P e rs e v e ra n c e

Relentlessly pursuing excellence with a focus on growth and improvement.

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Treating every person with dignity and civility through honoring ourselves and others in our words and actions.

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Judy Valentine

Kim Leeker, Mamie Sadlowsky

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A th le tic s D e p a r t m e n t

Marc Saracino, Nina Newman,* Merrill Shafer, Dana Thomas, Catherine Lewis

Eric Joyner, Aii Stoddart, Karen Celia, Artie Waters, Dan Gouin, Tom Decker*, Mark McAndrews, Pat Nielsen, Wendell Maxey, Micah Hauben,* Not Pictured: Emma Jonsson

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Pam Pitasi, Susan Price, Denise Magalnick, Kim Leeker,* Lisa Nero, Suzanne Forbes

Max Dixon, Karen Smyth, Cindy Dill, Caitlin Halle, Lauren Fredette*

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Randall Lienhardt, Ana Astudillo, Jenni Vitti, Michael Arias, David Sotire, Kevin Scott, John Zatorksy, Dale Baldwin,* Doug Johnson, Carlos Escalante

Frantzi Osirus,* Yesenia Caro, Ewart Brim, Rafaela "Chiqui" Rosa, Mari Carmen Rojas, Sebastien Lopez, Elba Hilario

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Lower School Staffulty

Amy Vorenberg Head of Lower School

Karen Celia Physical Education

Chelsea Church Director of Teaching and Learning

Debbi DePouli Art

Dan Gouin Physical Education Assistant Dir. of Athletics

Paola Grant French

Sisi Guo Mandarin

Susan Laramie Computer Science

Joey Lener Science

Mark McAndrews Physical Education

Robin Ordan Lower School Counselor

Rosalba Santander Spanish

Karen Smith Assistant to Head of Lower School

Ali Stoddart Physical Education

Artie Waters Physical Education

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Madison Goichman

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Sarah Krasnor

Evan Krasnor

Gillian Mendez

Eli Pollock

Ryan Seracino

Romany Shoemaker

Mark Pece

Juan Carlos Bedoya-Ordonez

Sophia Guevara

Carolina Reinhoefer Ribeiro

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Samantha Guevara

Dylan Rybicki

Varsha Bennabattula

Sylas Lovallo

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Phoebe Coulombe

Casey McAndrews

Mikenna Posta

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Neerav Trivedi

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Jackson Marcy

Clara Kulig

Rohan Pookkottil

Patrick Sponheimer

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Ozzie Weisser

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Lucre Berardi

Keith Guevara

Tess Weisman

Caroline Castonguay

Kiran Dohil

Jackson Goichman

Alec Linders

Ava Pufko

Daniel Sandford

Jiya Dohil

Chloe Martin

Evan Minaidis

Shaun Munger

Alivia Posta

Lily Schwartz

Dylan Stein

Eden Weisel

James Gingold

Ollie Mansfield

Anaiya Shah

Chalie Hendrickson

Grace Hillenmeyer

Jimi Kulig

Grayson McEvoy

Samantha Mizhen

Anika Rizvi

Liam Wathen

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Ben Magidson Dean of Students

Jessie Coulombe Director of Teaching and Learning

Jennifer Guevara Counselor

Alexandra Bosee Counselor

Faculty

Jenna Adimari English

Carol Brown Math

Lee Couch Math

Brian Coughlan Math

Cindy Erickson Computer Science

Paola Grant Spanish

Cheryla Greene Assistant to Head of Middle School

Stephanie Hoos English

Sharon Johnson Administrative Assistant

Victoria Khiznichenko Math

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George Lewis History

Ben Schwartz English

Michelle Sibrizzi Science

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Lindsay Silbereisen Science

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Back: Coach Molly Whittaker, Charlotte Janney, Leila Mulshine, Finleigh Benkwitt, Mia Lynn and Coach Carol Brown Front: Maria Francisca Vivanco, Delaney Marsh, Grace Horn and Sofia Senecal

Back: Nicole Barrera, Bliss Gooding, Lilah Sweillam and Isabella White Front: Ava Frascarelli, Catherine Harvey, Tess Fredette and Alexandra Oxenstierna

Back: Coach Emily Price, Kathryn Wentworth, Jordyn Guevara, Elizabeth Glinka, Charlotte MacDonald and Coach Nicole Baratz Middle: Samantha Leath, Grace Eagleton, Emma O'Connor, Isabella Schuh and Riley Miller Front: Lily Maniscalco and Kyara Scialpi

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Back: Coach Jennifer Guevara, John Young, Almond Nickerson, Jackson Rivas, John Freeman, Max Pinnock, Elijah Lowe, Phoebe Lightburn and Coach Katie Tobin Front: Nathan Trepanier, Daniel Hein and Owen Tucker

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Back: Coach Mark McAndrews, Noah Mizhen, Harrison Slotkin, Ahmad Mickens, James Raidt, Jonathan Decker, Grayson Goodman, Duke Hagen, Hiro Wyatt, Kenneth Backes, Forrest Fischer and Coach Artie Waters Middle: Lance Goodnow, Chase Brown, Robert Morris, Griffen Gaine, Anthony Lima, Aidan Bresnahan, Joseph Cohen, Leonardo Frisoli, Grant Dietz, Adrian Davies and Matthew Graham Brown Front: Divyen Trivedi, Chase Phillips, Marcus Watts, Jonathan Grbic, Ryan Wempen, William Nardella, William Smosky, Gregory Drbul, Tyler Bruno, Charlie Allard and Maximilian Wachter

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Back: Leighton Ercklentz, Cayden Dimsey, Rayan Nabilzadeh, Kurt Stuebe, Chase Perlman, Rupert Black and Elliot Miller Front: Ignacio Silvani, Darsh Kumar, Leonardo Berardi, Dylan Schmitke, Jonathan Couch and William Anderson

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Back: Coach Dough Fishkin, Sawyer Phillips, Ava Gillespie, Chloe Zanga, Zachary Lew, Blaine Gerson, Josephine Marra, Macarthur Young and Coach Ken Lewis Front: William Kearns and Spencer Neckritz

Left to Right: Layla Shah, Coach Eric Joyner, James Minnich, Connor Karr, Morgan Hils, Paul Ippolito, Nicholas Butler and Nasir Pettigrew

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History Department Rachel Ackley, Lindsey Rossler, Cathy Mishkin, Megan Yelton, Ian Lear-Nickum, George Lewis Laura Bowe, Patrick O'Neill, Christos Galanopoutos*

Mathematics Department Kurt Schleunes, Stacey Karipides, Laura Toniolo, Debbie Ferri, Michelle Merriweather, Sara O'Toole, Jenna Temple, Peter Yu, Alec Lash, Brian Salvesen, Victoria Khiznichenko

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Ashton Benkwitt William Bennett William Bernfeld Madeline Blattman Madeline Bramel

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"One challenge that we faced was getting used to the amount of homework in high school. By persevering and with continuous diligence, the freshmen were able to recognize their strengths and use them to overcome any obstacle that came in their way." — Student Reps Arjun Narasimhan '22 and Ryan Hammoud '22

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Charlotte Alexander Abigail Anderson Ethan Anderson Maya Becker Samantha Berman

Anna Boeckman Olivia Boeckman Matthew Borchetta Jacob Boyar Carter Brown

Eli Busch Ava Bussan Nicolas Camacho Hannah Cosgrove Max Crook

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Christopher Gaine Mark Garavel Gavriel Genger Julian Gonzalez Lucas Graham Brown

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Greta Hoffmeister Sadie Houston James Hudson Olivia ludicone Robert Jacobs

Jackson Janney Christine Jansen Sarah Kadlick Thomas Kelly Addison Kline

Nadia Kucher Alisa Kukharkin Jake Lammens Alexander Lim Kate Lockyer

Jason Loeb Sabrina Machado Marina Malin Thomas MandelMantello Meredith Marra

Jason Marsella Ian Marsh Jay Martinez Alexander Millerchip Jacob Mizhen

Sean Mullen Jake Murphy Conor Newman Wafa Nomani Sophie O'Connor

Rachel Oberst Carolina Oxenstierna Nicholas Paris Christopher Patten Alesia Paz

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"The sophomore class has matured this year as individuals, and we overcame obstacles thrown at us. All of the students in our class contribute their own unique interests and talents. Whether it is in the classroom, on the fields, or on stage, we are always striving to be our best selves. We are looking forward to growing as a class in the next two years." — Student Reps Marina Malin '21 and Jake Murphy '21

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Harry Amadeo Jack Armstrong Jacquelyn Banford Carly Barry Caleb Benkwitt

Ruby Bienen Clifford Blaze Olivia Borchetta Allison Braver George Chieffi

William Cline Jake Cohen Robert Commaroto Christina Contadino Jack Coughlin

Spencer Creveling Erica Cunningham Dixie D'Amelio Katharine Dardani Mark Davies

Samantha De Chiara Georgia Decker Diana Degnan Eric Degter Samantha Falcon

Charlie Feinstein K.J. Gallagher Lauren Garrigues Eitan Genger Brian Gomez

Charlotte Haight Will Hall-Tipping Christine Hanson Danielle Hazelton Eliza Heaton

Andrew Jennings McKinley Joseph Wyatt Kane Catherine King Thomas King

Jacqueline Klein Davis Knight Madeline Kyle Timothy Landis Avery Lehneis

Cate Leibowits Jacie Levethan Kaden Lints Kaelin Main Abigail Mancuso

Terry McGrath Dylan McMorrow Ethan McOsker Thomas Morris Michelle Mule

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"As everyone knows, junior year is a struggle. Our class, however, has been able to persevere through the challenges to come together and be closer." — Student Reps Taylor Perlman '20 and Robert Commaroto '20

"Going to the United Nations was a fun and rewarding experience! I learned so much about the assemblies and international laws as well as the history of the UN." — Emmi Freeman '22

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"Through the Global Studies program, I have been able to study one of my favorite subjects in depth and have been given the opportunity to travel around the world from Nicaragua to the Czech Republic. It has even led me to major in International Relations in college, and for that I am very thankful for all the teachers and opportunities that this program has provided." — Dean Pigott 19

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"This summer we traveled to five countries in two weeks. We concluded our educational trip with a conference in Berlin, Germany, where we were given the task of creating a prototype of a new technology which would improve our daily lives. Overall, the experience was not only thought-provoking, but it also opened my eyes to new languages and ways of life to which I had not yet been exposed." — Jordan Kulick 19

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"I started taking Chinese because it is unlike anything we learn in school. I can only apply what I am learning in the classroom, but the China trip will allow me to widen my practice. I am excited to apply what I have learned in the last four years into the trip and gain first­ hand experience with Chinese culture." — Cate Leibowits '20

N o rth e rn Ireland "The field study aspect of the class has made the information that much more interesting and fascinating to learn. We are eager to travel to Northern Ireland with Mr. O'Neill and can't wait to get our feet on the ground to be a part of history!" — Olivia Borchetta '20, Jess Price '20, Kaelin Main ’20

"The class has been an excellent way to learn about an important topic in today's global political climate that is often dwarfed and overlooked. It is extremely intriguing and important to learn about the history of Northern Ireland, the Troubles, and what this means for Northern Ireland and the UK today." — JC Fredette'20 "With the current political turmoil surrounding Brexit, it is a great opportunity to connect the past to the present." — Will Burke ’21

C o lo m b ia "The trip was an amazing opportunity to experience a new culture, help those less fortunate, and bond with my peers and teachers." — Thomas King '20 "It was good to go on the trip again because we got to interact with the kids at Nuevo Futuro; no matter if it were playing soccer, dancing, or even playing games with them, it was the best part of the experience."— McKinley Joseph '20

"SDLC is a spectacular opportunity to gain new insight into the world of social justice. There is something so inspiring about being in a room filled with people who are also passionate about further promoting equity and inclusion. It is truly an incredible experience, unique to the conference." — Kim Villard '20

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"I am incredibly proud of my colleagues' commitment to each other and our students; of our students' willingness to share themselves with one another and with students from other schools during the conference; and of King School itself, whose culture both attracts authentic people and then intentionally cultivates that authenticity." — Dr. Karen Eshoo, Head of School

D iv e rs ity a n d Inclusion "Authenticity. That is the most prominent thing that I took away from SDLC. Every single person in my group was authentic: not because they had to be but because they were just being themselves. We were all comfortable to show our inner selves. I was so amazed because I honestly thought that not many people were authentic anymore or that they did not know how to be. This means so much to me because it is something I value in people." — Grady Boruchin '19

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"The AMSR program is just a really great experience for anyone interested in STEM. Participating in research and being able to work on your own scientific project is an incomparable experience. You get to apply all the knowledge you gain in the classroom to impactful and significant real-world goals while at the same time learn from firsthand experience about the tremendous work that goes into finding and creating cancer drugs. There really is nothing like it." — Ashley Xu '19

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"I love King Cares and community service at King because it gives students the opportunity to make a real impact in the lives of others. For the past two years I have been working with Mrs. Raidt to plan a 100,000 meal MobilePack at King through the organization Feed My Starving Children. I'm very grateful for King Cares, Mrs. Raidt, and the entire King staff for supporting me in making a real difference in the lives of others as a school community." — Diana Degnan '20

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"Coming from the Middle School Cross Country Team to the Upper School Varsity Team was a big change but the team really made it such an easy transition. They were all so welcoming and inclusive of everyone and made sure we were always giving our best effort while having fun. This season we all ran our hardest and worked as a team to push each other across the finish line every single race. I know all of us can say it was a great season and we can't w ait for next year!" — Jamie Munno '22

"I am so proud of the way our team performed this season because no matter how tough it got, we got through it together. One of my favorite memories was beating our rival, St. Lukes (twice!)." — Riley Hicks '19

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"The Field Hockey team had a great season with our three senior captains setting an awesome example throughout the season. All of our teammates learned what hard work is made of, and even learned a bit about community service. We had several close games and competed tooth and nail against all of our opponents. We will miss Riley, Jess, Anna and Augusta!" — Coach Prince

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"While our record was 4-4 this season, I would consider this one of our best seasons we've had at King. The injuries and illnesses didn't stop this group of young men from competing and getting better daily, which showed during the last two games of the year when we played our best team football ever." — Coach Gouin

"The chemistry and camaraderie of this unit made coming to practice every day a fun place to be. Everyone was hungry and ready to get after each other. Speaking for the seniors, we had a unforgettable senior year!" — Alex Canevari '19

"I think this year was a statement season and we showed what we were capable of. Going through all our games this season, from start to finish, I felt like we were a dangerous team to play against. I cannot wait to captain this talented team with Thomas King next year, with our main focus of winning a championship." — McKinley Joseph '20

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"We have accomplished so much this season, from breaking goal scoring records since 2010, to improving our game play. Hope, Haley, and I couldn't be prouder of the team. It took strength and hard work, but nobody showed signs of giving up. We constantly pushed each other to be better with our positive attitudes and encouragement. With the amazing support and dedication of our coaches, we were able to reach our goals. This season is truly one to be remembered, as we have all left a legacy for the team to continue for years to come!" — Marina Mirianthopoulos '19

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“The team showed tremendous growth this season, from start to finish. As their coach and seeing all of this growth game after game, it was probably one of the most rewarding seasons 've had in a long time. It was amazing to see the transformation in real time." — Coach Tran

"Of all the years I have played varsity volleyball, this season was the most special. Not only because it was my senior year, but because the team was incredibly close and we all truly loved each other, and it showed on the court. Thank you to all the girls for making this season so unforgettable and ending my season in tears of jo y ." — Chrissy Nelli 19

"I can't say enough about how much this season and team has meant to me. As a senior, I was excited to see the growth of each and every girl, especially considering we are a young team. It was a joy to come to practice every day and play volleyball with twelve girls that I consider close friends. I am incredibly proud of our team and all that we accomplished this season." — Anne Michalski '19

This team is like a family to me. There is a special connection not only between the members but with the coaches as well. The hard work and dedication of the team is amazing and unlike anything I have ever been a part of." — Olivia ludicone '20

"King Crew had a great Fall season! We came to practice every day prepared to train and learn on the water. Though we are a young team, we proved ourselves at some of the most competitive regattas in the country. Huge shout out to Doug Fishkin for coaching us and putting in countless hours, not only on the water, but behind the scenes preparing our equipment and analyzing video tape." — Alex Knorr '19

"We had a really great year, I'm so proud of all the new kids and how much they have learned in one season. I'm excited to see how the team does in the upcoming seasons" — Sydney Fishkin '20

"This year we came together and were able to become more than a team. It was great seeing everyone become more confident in their skills, and it was nice completing the season with twelve new sisters." — Alonna Christy 1 9

"The basketball season this year was a really fun experience! We became so much closer and better as a team. The new coach gave us confidence in our own abilities, and I wouldn't replace this team for anything." — Diana Degnan '20 "The girls basketball team this year was unlike any other team I have been on before. We knew we had a lot of work to do, and a lot of good competition coming our way, but that did not stop us. We had a great season, and we will miss this team so much." — Erica Cunningham '20

"We gave all our effort every game and went a hundred per cent every night.” — Alex Canevari '19 "I believe our season had ups and downs but it will definitely be a memorable one. I had plenty of fun, even with the losses." — Levaughn Lewis '19

"Our win against Harvey was a turning point and a highlight of our season. We came together as a team, rooting each other on and trying our hardest until the last buzzer. That game set the tone for the rest of our season, making it a very enjoyable experience. I am grateful for the great memories we had this year." — Michael Carnavalla '19

"When we all came together at practice everyone worked hard and eagerly to improve their Squash performance. We won the firs t match in three years for the girls' team and it was wonderful to watch everyone's hard work pay off." — Delaney Harris '19 and Michelle Mule '20

It was so great to have our first season in our new space MSQUASH Accelerator! I cannot wait to return ^ next year to continue practicing and improving with the team!" — Jack Coughlin '20

"Forbes rated Squash the healthiest sport, and we agree. This was a highly successful season; we went to Nationals and made Division B for the first tim e in school history. King Squash is on the rise!" — Davis Shattan '20 and Ari Maki '19

"We have a young team that is hungry to repeat our success from last year and to get back on top." — Alex Canevari '19

"With a fairly young team this year, we are looking to grow and get a few wins along the way. We are hoping to make th is season memorable for our seniors and come out on top. The energy of the team is great and the bonds we have made are strong. Our coaching s ta ff works very hard every day, along with all of the girls on the team." — Erica Cunningham '20

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"I'm looking forward to seeing all the new players contribute to our success, and watching them grow. The bus rides were my greatest memory— singing and listening to music w ith my team m ates on the way to games." — Riley Hicks 1 9

"We enjoyed playing w ith the young guys and developing their skills, as well as improving ours through com petitive practices and drills." — Chris Della Jacono '19

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"The team was always supportive of one another regardless of the outcomes of practices and games. Our team really grew close quickly and we were able to maintain that energy on and off the field." — Kate Tifford '20 and Lauren Garrigues ’20 "I was extremely proud of the progress the players made this season! They improved their individual skills, and they became better teammates! After a rocky start due to unfamiliarity with each other and a lack of practice time, the boys came to life against the Wooster School...and didn't lose again the rest of the season! The highlight was coming back from a 3-1 halftime deficit to Rye Country Day School and defeating them 4-3!" — Coach Boaz

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"On and off the court our team became extremely close and we drastically improved throughout the season. We all learned to play well together and I believe the highlight of our season was our homecoming game, where we had an intense game. Overall, our season went well and our team played great!” — Eva Fragner '21

JV Basketball "The team has shown nice dedication all season, especially in their daily effort on their 30foot shots. The group has definitely had fun clowning around during practices, but we've managed to show solid improvement as we prove to be a formidable opponent for any team." — Coach Coulombe

JV G irls Tennis "One of my most memorable moments from last year was winning a match against GA. My doubles partner and I didn't think we were going to win the match because the girls we were playing against were better than us. We were losing at the beginning but then we persevered and won. The best part was when we got off the courts. The support we got from our team members was amazing and everyone was cheering." — Carly Barry '20

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"With this year being the 20th anniversary of the death of Matthew Sheppard, it was more important than ever to perform this piece. Not only to keep Matthew's name alive but to show people that while this may have happened a long time ago, we are still facing similar issues in current day society. At first, the cast and crew had difficulties grappling with the immensely impactful words and plot of "The Laramie Project," but by the end, we came together and performed this wonderful piece of art." — Jordan Kulick 19

"I have loved participating in the musicals the last four years! I have made such amazing friendships with both my peers and the teachers. I am so grateful to be a part of King's wonderful theater community! M a m m a M i a was the best show I have ever done, and I am so happy to have ended my senior year with this show!" — Caroline Eagleton 19

"I had done the musicals and decided to try choir this year. We get interesting songs, sometimes in another language, and that's fun to do. You always get to meet new people that you may not have otherwise met, and that's always nice." — Kendall Battles 19

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A d va n ce d A rt 3 & 4 Alonna Christy Haley Barros This work is about a futuristic world where restrictions and conformity within the government have gone so far as to turn humans into robots. They symbolize the three evils (speak no evil, hear no evil, and see no evil) giving a voice to those who are finding ways to break the government's control.

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Delaney Harris I like to draw combinations of different geometric patterns because it allows me to take a break from the stress of school and to reflect on my thoughts. This year I drew on a variety of objects to create an environment that viewers can enter and hopefully feel free from stress.

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My theme consists of storytelling and it focuses on emotions and characters. I create vignettes in which it is not known who the people are or what they are up against but we experience their raw emotions. I have used a variety of media including watercolor paint, photography, and video projections. I use color to represent emotions symbolically.

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I have always had an interest in architecture It is fascinating to think about who inhabits houses and how the buildings and gardens were designed to reflect the owners' personalities and the culture of the location. This year, I designed a house that I felt uniquely fit my family. The five key rooms within my house are each perfectly designed to represent each member.

In the past couple years, my interest in human expression and emotion has come out in various aspects of my life. There is always a story behind our actions, and it's important to understand each other and our motivations before we resort to judgement. My work focuses on the natural developments and changes in our lives concerning everyday thought, feelings, and attitudes. We can better understand and have empathy for each other once we realize we all share a common humanity.

A d va n ce d A rt 3 & 4 Over the past two years I have written, illustrated, and published a children's book about a flower seed that is blown off of its home and goes on a journey to find a new one. Pictured here are the front and back cover. It was a lot of detailed work, so for my most recent art I am doing a large abstract painting that I did little to no planning for.

i Ashley Xu My theme focuses on the human condition in the context of modernity through the metaphor of an astronaut. The astronaut enters an infinite and largely unknown world with only the protection of "armor" that humans made based on their small knowledge of outer space. We, as humans, also find ourselves entering a world that we often know very little about, with our only protection being the defensive mechanisms we set up within ourselves, especially in an age of rapidly advancing technology.

Amelia Whiteley I want my work to draw attention to, and enhance the idea, that all species coexist symbiotically and rely on each other. These sculptures further stress our need to preserve nature's biodiversity and harmony.

"My experience with King Cares has been amazing and fun. I work a lot with kids and just seeing the look on their faces when they solve a problem or when they are just having fun makes it all worth it." — Maggie Ruvinsky '22

"For the past 3 years, I have been working with the kids at Project Music and find the experience rewarding because of the personal connection that I form with them. They are always excited to play their instruments and joke around, and it's great to be able to share my passion for music with them." — Alec Sherman '20

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"The ovation and overwhelming outpouring of personal stories shared afterward with me in response was astonishing. Clearly, I had touched a motherlode of rich humanitarian intentions eager for mining. The experience further fuels my ongoing commitment to developing opportunities at King to extend understanding among us in even the most vulnerable and conflict-laden areas of our lives." — Elizabeth Messinger, English Faculty

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We began this school year by taking part in our time-honored tradition of ringing the bells. This ceremony is one of the few times of the year where our whole school community comes together; we lay out the path for our year, and we reaffirm what it means to be a King student. When people ask me what the best part of our school is, I always respond, "Our community." Our community is the students, teachers, staff, parents, and everyone that helps makes this school the special place it is. But the most important part of our school, the group that really defines who we are, is the student body. As the student body president, I've had the great honor of working with and for the 370 amazing students of the Upper School. Through my four years of being in the Upper School and eleven years at King, my senior year was the best year because of our community. I came into school every day, full of energy, because of the amazing group of students that make up our community. Every one of you has something special that makes you unique. It has been the great honor of my life to get to know you all and try to make your time in high school better. I want you to know that the students in the Upper School are some of the most kind, respectful, and caring people I've ever known. I have faith that our community will only grow stronger as you all move through your years in high school. You all will do fantastic things in your lives that will make an impact on the world. It has been my pleasure and honor to serve as your President. I wish you all a happy summer and I hope you continue the tradition of upholding the values of the King community wherever you go. Sincerely, Luke Buttenwieser '19

S p irit W e e k & Pep Rally "I was super excited to be included in the planning of Homecoming and Pep Rally this year. It's been my favorite King tradition since Lower School!" —Victoria Crowe '19

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Actually, many of your experiences here at King are likely just now "coming into focus� for you just as you pass a new milestone in your journeys. That is, you are now able to look back with a bit more clarity on the totality of your time at King - whether it's been two years or thirteen and recognize how some pretty key moments contributed to where you are now. When you bring some of those moments into focus, my guess is that you see times of great import (learning to read, getting a part you'd always wanted in a play, getting better at something challenging, finishing a capstone project, learning howto procrastinate a little bit less or relax a little bit more) and even times of great struggle and deep disappointment. My hope is that King has given you so many moments and people and opportunities to focus on when you need reminding of how powerful you are, how much you've learned, how much impact you've had here and how much impact you will continue to have on our world. I hope you also see the support of your teachers, parents, advisors, coaches, college counselors, and even administrators. When your sense of the world, or yourself in it, gets blurry, know that all the adults in your life see you clearly and know your strength and goodness and power.

th a t yo u w ill n e v e r h a v e a g a in ." And...you can always focus on my favorite saying: Sometimes when we get to an important benchmark like graduation, time slows down and we start focusing on "lasts" - the last class, last paper, last project, last Prom, last game, last Homecoming, the last time you'll be together in the PAC at an assembly. You want what's important to come into focus and the other less important details to fall away, so that you can be fully present and relish these particular benchmark moments you're so aware that you will never have again.

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To the Class of 2019, Due to the fact that my advisees are all Seniors, I feel a particular connection with your class. Over the years, I have witnessed first hand the closeness, school spirit, hard work ethic, and academic/athletic/artistic talent that exists among you. I truly feel you are leaving King a better place than when you first entered the doors of the Upper School, and your influence and presence will be missed. In closing, I leave you with the words of President Theodore Roosevelt: "It is hard to fail, but it is worse to never have tried to succeed." — Mrs. Yelton, Grade 12 Dean

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"I have such fond memories of this class! Starting with the Family Flapjack Breakfast to Albuquerque Turkey and the Holiday Performance! What fun we had at the Pep Rally and Book Fair! We learned so much together, especially how to be good friends. I will always remember this class for the smiles that they still bring to my face! "— Craig Bray, former LS Faculty

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Senior Scribbles NA - My travel bro. We've been almost everywhere together and I hope that we continue to travel around the world together forever. See you in France, probably. Mon amie pour toujours :) Winter bois - You guys are my best friends and I'll love y'all legit forever. Thanks for the laughs. Say your name *bros, it's me. Mom-1 love you dude. Without you, I probably wouldn't even be graduating. You're truly my best friend in life. I love you. King - Thanks for the best 7 years of my life. Because of you, I grew and became who I am today. You supported me and my family, and I can never thank you more. I'll be back!

AB: Here come the tears!! You are my sister, my other half and my favorite person on this earth. Endless laughs and memories with you that I will cherish for the rest of my life. It's going to be an adjustment being more than one song away from each other but we got this. Don't have too much fun without me, love you. Allison. DH: Where do I even start? Through thick and thin we have been through basically everything together. Just 6 years ago when we would watch sad movies and eat frosting, I never expected us to be where we are now. From Christian, Jay/Alexis and being goth there's no one I would have wanted to my most embarrassing memories with. I love you endlessly D. AV :l did not know what I was missing out on in life until I met you. The most fun person that always knows how to brighten my day. I don't know what I'm going to do with myself being 223 miles away from you. I can't thank you enough for always having my back, love you Alexa. AE: Honestly did not think we were gonna make it to graduation. From trillers to ACK, -rem iniscing- and much more I can't say in here, there’s no one else I would have wanted to go through high school with. I just want to thank you for everything you have done and I can’t wait to see where life takes us. Let's get us some juice head gorillas baybay, xoxo bubba. Family: You guys were always there supporting me no matter how much I doubted myself; you are my rock and I would be lost without you all. Thank you for the constant love and joy you bring to my life. I am not going to know what to do with myself next year, but I'll find a way to manage. Love you all so much.

GL: My bro, my best friend, my rock. You’re epic. Thanks for always sticking with me through everything. No one else I would rather be on the floor laughing with over something ridiculous. I am gonna miss you so much. Good luck next year; I know you will do amazing things! Love you, dude. CT: You have been such a supportive friend and I appreciate absolutely everything you have done for me. Gonna miss blasting Blackbear and screaming at the top of our lungs, luv u! GA: Ur such a goof, but I love it! Thanks for all the laughs and memories. Gonna miss "accidentally" scaring you every day. Good luck in college! Hopefully you won't have to get up for swim at 4am the next day! <3 KB: I can't hear you!!! What did you say? Huh9 Gosh, it's so hard to hear! You are the only one who understands the level of deafness I'm at. Hopefully next year we can both hear what someone says the first time. Ur the best!! Gonna miss our lunchtime laughs. PC: you can be so quiet but any time you ever say something, it ’s amazing!! It's either a roast, a relatable statement, or something super smart. I appreciate it every time. Thanks for helping me with math when I have an assignment due next period. You are an awesome human being: thanks for tolerating me! AC: You are such a beast! You've always been so quiet but you always laugh at my jokes. Keep tearing up the court! CE and HB: You guys have always been around and supportive in the times I needed it. I appreciate everything you have done. You are two incredible friends of mine that I hope to have around forever. You will accomplish so many great things in college!! I love you guys so much and I'll miss you like crazy!!! As you guys were always there for me, I promise to always be there for you :) Teachers: Thank you to all of you who helped me succeed throughout my experience at King. I'll miss you all!

Mom and Dad: Thank you both so much for supporting me throughout high school and always encouraging me to grow and take risks. Thank you for providing me so many opportunities. Love you both.

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CT: I'm glad that you've grown from shoving me in the trash can to only giving me a minorly painful punch in the chest from screaming "beep" at you. I'm going to miss your aggressive side Tully :) HD: I'm going to miss hearing everyone mix us up. Four years with the big 3 seems like an eternity. I don't have enough words to explain how much I love you, guess you'll have to see "later on...";) MT: I don’t know who else is going to apologize to a door and make stupid jokes in math class with me next year. TM: I'm going to miss the way you smile from ear to ear even when you're angry. I've never met someone so full of love and happiness and I'm incredibly grateful for that person in my life to be you. VC: You've always been the one with style, and confidence in her voice and I'm going to miss that little boost you always give us. MB: I think how similar we are is what makes us have the most fun together so thank you for always being the one who knows how to have a good time. I'm going to miss your crazy laugh and how your mouth forms a triangle whenever you cough with your mouth closed. JF: You were the one who introduced yourself when I was new, and since then I’ve never let go of you. Thankfully, that led to how close we are now, kill it in college kiddo. LB: I can't express how much I'm going to miss your loud voice and outgoing personality. You make me smile every day, and you make me laugh when nobody else can. Thanks for being my goofball. EB: Who else is going to screw up so much that we can make an "SOS part 1,2,3,4, and 5" collage about it? AW: I'm definitely going to miss how you look like you're in pain when you laugh really hard and how you've managed to completely change me as a person; you make me so happy, Anne.

MM: SIS. Stop leaving your belongings places then proceeding to jump up and gesture violently immediately followed by and a loud exclamation at a quiet time and running away to retrieve said items. Also, you will be roasted, don't come for me sis. GA: SPEAK LOUDER. It's not just MM and myself, the majority of the #sisterSquad can't figure out what you're saying. Also, FIND SOME TIME IN YOUR SCHEDULE TO DO ACTIVITIES THAT DON'T INVOLVE WAKING UP AT 4 A.M. CT: Sis, go to bed a humane hour. I don't want anymore 3 A.M. texts from you. PC: Thank you for translating what GA says, otherwise MM and I would have no idea what's going on. AC: ALONNA!! GL: SIS! Get your life together. Stop stressing so much. CF: You must be simply distraught that you will be without my presence next year. Don't worry you will survive. CE: All I have to say is we no longer have to deal with annoying. Additionally I might see you at school next year.

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MSD: Thank you for dealing with me the last 18 years, and I am sorry if I am ever salty to you guys. I love you so much and I don’t know what I would do without you. HB: Sorry for hitting you in the car when you screamed "BEEP!” I am going to miss the only person that understands my weird humor. Thank you for making me the Kip Dynamite poster for Christmas. How bad is it? *old lady voice* HD: I am going to miss making fun of your book smarts and lack of street smarts. Thank you for being able to make me sleep the latest I have ever slept (11am). How bad is it? *old lady voice* EB: Thank you for moving from across the pond. I do not know what I would've done without you in sophomore history and environmental science this year. TM: Chiquitita, I am going to miss fooling around with the props in the Mamma Mia. Hopefully we will continue our gingerbread tradition for years to come. MB: Shmeg, thank you for staying with me since the beginning. I do not know what I will do without the wild child you are. MT: Hopefully one day you will be able to finish a story without hysterically laughing. I am going to miss making you angry when I rub my nose up. VC: Chiquitita, triple trouble would not be the same without you. Also, thank you for having the most designer things I have ever seen in one's closet. AV: I am so thankful that we can tell each other everything. I am going to miss playing James Bond with you during every free. LB: Thank you for dealing with my shenanigans and all the sweatshirts you gave me:). JF: I do not know what I would do without you obsessing over Spiderman. I am going to miss drawing on your neck. TT: Thanks for teaching me how to play video games. AT: Thanks for letting me steal your clothing. JT: Thanks for stealing my clothing without asking.

MSP: Thanks for always having my back. I wouldn't be who I am today without you guys. JT: Thanks for tying my ice skates and making me bagel bites. I might even miss you a bit ;P TA: I can't imagine a world where we aren’t friends. Thanks for always being there to make me laugh. I'm going to miss you so much! B8B: Thanks for all the fun visits and crazy parties. I'll always come do crafts! BSQ: I'll miss your fun socks! I can't wait to come visit you and I hope you’ll come see me ;)

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TM: Thanks for being the person I can die laughing about anything with. I don't know what I'm gonna do without you and our cute math selfies. Always remember Riemann and Sergio. Text me if anyone is being so gasolina and we can invite them to fight night. CT: From history to senior year!! Thanks for being there for me and taking the best photos of me in my prime moments. What am I gonna do without a key member of the Brady B u n c h " MT: Thanks for being the only person willing to run a half marathon with me!! I'm gonna miss you so much and what will we do without our 3 hour road trips?! Thanks for air dropping and loving the Meli Melo sandwich as much as me. Also you’ll always be the better date. HB: To the most artsy person I know, thanks for being an amazing friend and laughing with me always. Can't wait to watch you kill it at college and in the ROTC!! MB: Thanks for creating all of my nicknames and always being there for me. I don't know how I would've survived junior year without you. Never forget English the day after prom. .. Gonna miss you and our craziness so much!! VC: Thanks for being the only person willing to get up at 2am and clean with me... Remember to just keep swifitin!! Gonna miss you so much and can't wait to see you become the next Chanel!! HD: Hopeyyy!! Thanks for the endless laughs, especially about you know who and helping me w ith Chem. So excited to see the amazing things you'll do, go kill it at Vandy!! AK: Thanks for being my best friend and making senior year so much more fun. Can't wait for more Frio and Bona Bona! Thanks for making me the happiest and always making me laugh. Becks: Thanks for being there since the beginning and your constant love and support has made me the person I am today. I don't know how I'm gonna survive next year without you guys. Love you all so much.

CF: Thank you for everything you have done and I love you all. HM: I can still remember the first time I met you. MT: I love you and thank you for making these past two years so much fun. JM: Are you quoting The Blind Side9 TS: Offensive chemistry straight out of Mr. D's laboratory..,GN: You will forever be my favorite story teller. TM: Never met a man more eager to capture golden hour. JL: How about when I broke your nose in 6th grade. AK: You will always be my big boy. GD: You will never be forgiven. JV: We're going to Chick-fil-A and there's nothing you can do about it. Wl<: You're going to be great next year on the ice but keep your head up in the alumni game. CF: Best goalie in the FAA. FLP: Lowest attendance record this place has ever seen. TG: We're goin' home boys.

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MT-1 don't know how I will survive without you next year. Thank you for being my rock and for the endless memories. I'm going to miss our trips to the greenstore and our late night adventures. Let me know if you find out what linguini berries are!! TM- I'm going to miss you almost as much as I will miss your dogs and your mom's food. Thanks for all the laughs; please stop spilling my coffee. Don't know what I'm going to do without you and your crazy Snapchats. CT-1 might be the only person who can spot the frowny face on your forehead immediately. I'm going to miss making vlogs with you next year. Love you even when you can't take a joke. VC- To my Gucci-wearing friend, I'll miss your iconic one-a-day jokes. We've been friends since the days you used to dye your hair pink. I couldn’t have survived golf and you know who without you. XOXO. HD-1 am going to miss you so much, but most of all I am going to miss eating the apples you bring every morning. Don't end our streak of talking in all caps!!! HB- To the craziest girl I know, I'm going to miss seeing your colorful hair and hearing your insane laugh next year. Who is going to braid my hair next year! I love you endlessly even though you stole my headphones. EB- To the funniest person ever, I can't believe we didn't have any classes together this year!! I'll never stop making up more crazy nicknames for you. Love you lots, keep eating rigatoni! AW- To my best bud who never shows up to school, I will miss you and your pet pig more than anything. Mom, Dad, Rachel and Sean- Thanks for putting up with me over the years. You guys rock. Grandparents-1 love and miss you every day. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to attend this school. I am forever grateful.

Dr. Gigante, Thank you for your steadfast advisement this year. I would not have been able to do what I have done without your help. You've helped me grow and develop as the President and as a person. Sorry for all of the meetings, emails, Google Docs, walk-and-talks, and fly-by questions. I will remember the advice you have given to me as I move onto the next chapters of my life. Thank you again, we have done amazing work.

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It has been an amazing 9 years at King... shout-out to the best teachers and friends a girl could ever ask for. MY OCHOS... you have made high school everything it has been for me. I cannot imagine my life without every single one of you. I have so much to say but here it is in less than 350 words... TM- These 4 years have been a crazy ride. From the first day I met you at Isabelle's house, to LPAC, hockey, and everything inbetween. You have been an amazing friend and I'm so lucky to have you. SHMEG- Thank you for being by my side since day one of 5th grade. You are the life of every party and ily. I hope college is filled with all the nutella and strawberry waffles you dream of:) I'll miss you and our golf Robeks deliveries endlessly! MT- It allll started in freshman FAB! I will miss walking in with you every day and our funny senior leader videos!! You are beautiful inside and out; always remember that xoxo. EB-1 am so freaking proud of you, Princeton. I'm so glad you moved from across the pond :) I don't know what everyone's life would be without you! See you at the next Olympics, I'll be there cheering you on! TULL TULL- the Mamma to my Mia. Love you sm and thank you for each and every memory. Especially Spanish every year since 7th grade! And econ.. enough said hahah. HD-thank you for the unlimited supply of apple slices :) you are incredible and will kill it at Vandy. I'll always be rooting for you!! HB- to the most artistic girl I know, so glad we became friends! Love you and your colorful hair! Aaaaand GB-1 can't even remember life before sophomore year, it still blows my mind we had the exact same schedule. Thank you for everything...keeping me sane, holding all my secrets, and most importantly getting through tan math (rip). Always stay positive and I know you'll do great things P.S. I hate you for making me show you this!!!

HD: From pre-school to now... we made it! Been through it all together and I couldn't have asked for a better person to be with. Don't know what I'll do without my forever sister next year Yop! MB: Thanks for being my wingman these past 4 years. Couldn't have asked for a better summer buddy and now partner in crime. Can't wait for more sleepover rituals and trips to sketchy town. Here's to many more memories and weird fruit pies! HB: My forever math buddy. Thanks for making me laugh the hardest and making the best Photobooth videos with me. Don't know how I'll survive any door injuries or math without you. But don’t worry, I'll still make you chicken. TM: The other half of the dynamic duo! It's amazing having someone with the exact same sense of humor as me. Don't know how I would’ve gotten through these years without you. Can't wait to sing more country with you! CT: Thanks for being the best dance partner! I don't know what I'd do without you making me laugh and being the best co-surgeon! I'm gonna miss you and your tired noises most. VC: The most fashionable girl I know! Thanks for being the best chauffeur and always having my back. Don't know what I'll do without your "one-a-day" jokes! EB: Uno, dos, tres! I'm lucky to have you as my road trip buddy and forever friend. Can't wait to keep laughing with you and maybe even let you airdrop next time. Never stop swifitin! NC: Thanks for making my last years in high school so much better. Don't know what I'd do without you. Glad to call you my best friend, doooood! Siblings: You guys are annoying but I couldn't survive without you. Thanks for being my forever best friends and go-to people. Love you all endlessly. Mom, Dad and Randy: Thanks for being my rocks and supporting me endlessly. I've had so much fun being an only child these past years. I owe everything to you and will miss you more than you know. I love you.

TS: It all started at the tamarack pool: "the chuube!" I'll see you next long red at Cifa. Keep in mind I have that big test on Tuesday and need to go to sleep like right now. I'll never forget the dinners at Peters (paeters) and p.s. ur the darkard to my shrank :) Al<: "sup, swag?" That was the start of a legendary friendship. Don't forget to update me on all the cringey moments in the future. I can’t wait for the day when I'm Donnie and you're Leo. Go Quakers! NC: You're gonna do great things in college. I'll try not to miss you too much. I wouldn't have asked to spend 100% of my life with anyone else. I am such a better person for having you by my side these past 18 years and wouldn't trade a single memory. HM: Do you want to go to war, buh-lak-e? Because we can go to war, I'm for real, I'm for real. Farewell to the heavenly iced tea and remember, once a lobster-back, always a lobster-back. Enjoy the rest of your bball career at Nova and never forget your roots (the frat) JMc: Stop quoting that movie and call me by my given name, Vincenzo Rocara Scuadagialpi Brancaleone MX. Live it up at Naz! JL: 8 years blows by. Thanks for teaching me to love cars; the Scarsdale Concourse must be an annual venture! TM, JS, and LB: Red. Squad, insta: @redfreeforlyfe. TRKGANG: Are you guys from Philly? Lucky guess? FRAT: It's been a glorious four years. RIP Lord, Pat, 0, and Neil. Underwater basket weaving practice starts tmrw @ 2:30am Pacific time. 30 mins early is on time, on time is late, late is unacceptable. Long live the frat.

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Mom & Dad- Thank you so much for supporting me endlessly for the past 18 years! Without your unconditional love I wouldn't be the person I am today. I truly owe everything to the two of you! I'll miss you both so much next year! SS: To my lifelong best friend, thank you for always being there for me and helping me for the past 14 years. I could never eat Phish food and watch Aquamarine with anyone else. Love you long time, sista! MT: Magret!!! From Ian's history class to senior year you always bring out my real laugh. You have no idea how much I'll miss you next year! Thank you for always sticking by my side and always being there! I love you and I couldn't imagine the world without you! EB: London! My favorite Brit! I'll miss you so much next year but go kill it at Princeton. You never cease to make me laugh and make me smile. My partner in crime, never forget to SOS once in a while. Love you so much bekfast! MB: Shmeggggg! Thanks for all the lip gloss and chicken cutlet. Your contagious laugh gets me every time and I'll miss you so much next year! Love you endlessly! Keep killin' it and makin' beats! VC: Thank you for all the fun times and your "one-a-day jokes!1' Keep making turns at 40 mph and being a hazardous driver! Have fun at Marist and become the next Anna Wintour! Love you, girl! CT: My chiquitita! Thank you for being the only one who understands my NFL bad lip reading jokes. Geometry over the summer wouldn't have been the same without you! I love you so much clarrr tull! HD: Thank you for always spreading joy with your infectious smile and amazing hugs! You always know how to brighten up my day! Good luck next year! I love you and I'll miss you! HB: Thank you for being my fellow Patriots fan and for supporting my craziness! I love you crazy girl! Go kill it in college!

Personally- Personally, I had an amazing experience at King even though I was only here for two years. High school was definitely a bumpy ride but I finally made it! Mom and Dad- Thank you for everything you've done for me. You both believed in me when I didn't believe in myself, so I thank you both for that. I love you more than you know. I will miss you the most next year! NV- Big thanks to you for being a great sister. You are more than a sister to me; you are my best friend. I love you so much and can't wait to spend the next two years with you:) KB- Thank you for being my friend since day one of me coming to King. I don't show my gratitude enough so thank you! I honestly don't know what I would have done without you. You were with me from school stress to personal stuff, and anything else I can think of. I love you so much and do not know how I will survive without seeing your face every day next year! RH- Thank you for hanging out with me every single day during the summer. I know everyone got annoyed by it, but I loved it and you so much! I love our inside jokes and our traditional hangouts where we start a new TV show but then ditch it halfway through. Overall, you are a great person and always put a smile on my face. I will miss you so much next year!! CT- We only became close this year, but I could not have been able to get through senior year without you. Playing James Bond made my day ten times better no matter how I was feeling. I hope you know how much you mean to me because you helped me through the stress of college and everything in general. I loved spending frees with you and will miss you so much next year. Love you tons!

Mom, Dad, Alyssa, Aliyah, and Pratt thank you for nurturing and helping me become the young woman I am today. Your care and dedication is what pushed me to day to day. Without your tremendous support, I do not know where I would be. Thank you for putting up with me for the last 18 years. I love you guys and I couldn't do it without my support system. To the sister squad, your support and friendship has meant so much to me throughout my four years here. Without your listening ears and our common stress over school, I would have gone insane. I enjoyed procrastinating with you guys and collecting all of the tea. Thank you Claire Tulloch, Kendall Battles, Grethe Andersen, Greer Lammens, Portia Cummings, and Marina Marianthopolous for being the best friends a girl could ask for. To the Varsity Girls basketball team: Even though I'll never say it again in my life, I love you guys. You guys made the basketball season fun and bearable. I am going to miss standing on the court with Christine, Erica, Diana, Catelyn, Mimi, Olivia, Kate, Zoe, Mariana, Rachel, and Sophie, but I will cherish the time we spent together. Thank you for the memories.

VICTORIA CROWE Victoria, You are an am azing, special, and kind person and we couldn’t be more proud of you. High School is over, and the world is w aiting sweetheart. You worked so hard and earned this very big accomplishment. Remember success is determ ined by who you are, how you treat others, and how you lead your life. We love you and can’t wait for the next chapter. Mom & Dad

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Dear Grethe, We are so proud of the young woman that you are. You have stayed true to yourself every step of this journey. You have never shied from a challenge and have striven each day to be your best self. You have pursued your goals with grace, style and compassion. W e can't wait to see where you will go from here! We love you so much! Love, Mommy, Daddy, Brigitte and Eva

GRADY Love, Mom, Pop and Teo

HENRY MEYER "Take pride in how far you've come. Have faith in how far you can go. But don't forget to enjoy the journey." -Michael Josephson We are so proud of you and love you very much! Mom, Dad, Katie & Toby

We are so proud of who you are and all that you have accomplished. "I am inclined to think that being a success is tied up very closely with being one’s own kind of individual"

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work, many achievements and also your big heart. You are on to great things! Don't forget aboitit us :-) Love, Mom, Dad, Brett & Chris and Sidney & Crosby too (woof!)

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Congratulations Jacob! We are so proud of your academic and personal achievements. You have grown to be a hardworking, intelligent and humorous young man. We wish you much success with all of your future endeavors. Work hard, challenge yourself everyday and never stop believing in yourself. Always know we are here to support and love you every step of the way. You are a wonderful son, friend and sibling. We love you very much. Mom, Dad, Sarah and Olivia

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We are very proud of you and love you so much, xoxo Mom, Dad, Malcolm and Nicky

Samuel Andrew Nadler You tried new things at King and we are proud of you. Keep making music Sammy and follow your dreams.

ALEX HOLTZ Keep reaching for your dreams! We are so proud of the wonderful young man that you have become! With love, Mom, Dad, Tyler, Jack & Nugget

Josh, we are so proud o f the young man you have become. You are our joy!!! Love you more, Mom, Dad and Harper.

Congratulations John ! #HWPO #GSOAT Love you man.... Dad

Congratulations Ava Travel into your tom orrow w ith ex passion, and the unendin ability to achieve w h atever you can d W e love you - Mom, Dad and Jake

Congratulations Katie! Katie - Your kindness and caring toward others m akes us incredibly proud. You carry yourself with a quiet determination that will take you to great heights! We look forward to cheering on your bright future. With love and admiration, Mom, Dad, Megan and Ellie

Luke B uttenw ieser Always everyone's cheerleader!

We are so proud of you & the legacy you leave at King. Keep spreading your light & energy to make this world a better place.. The Sky's the Limit!

We love you! Mom, Dad & your family

CONGRATULATIONS GEORGE! YOU H A V E F IL L E D O U R H E A R T S W IT H LO VE, L A U G H T E R A N D O F C O U R S E , YO U R A M A Z IN G SM ILE. W IT H ALL OUR LOVE, M OM A N D DAD CAM PBELL, TEDDY AND LOLLY

G O HOPE!!! xo, Po and Boogie

Hope Trust the wait. Embrace the uncertainty. Enjoy the beauty of becom ing. When nothing is certain, everything is possible.

Congratulations! We love you more than you will ever know! Mommy and Daddy

Christine Vassilia Nelli Congratulations to our Superstar! Always shining bright. You am aze us everyday. We are beyond proud of you and wish all your dreams com e true.

Elizabeth Boeckman Congratulations! We are so proud of you. You are an amazing individual who is thoughtful, true to herself, smart, hardworking, a steely competitor and fun. Thank you for letting us be along for the ride. Love, Your Family ^ * i i

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Congratulations on your Graduation 2019!!

Our dearest Annie, Here's to the door of new opportunities that have just opened for you, our daughter. We are so very proud of you! Love, Mommy, Dad, Joey, and Jane.

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Chris Della Jacono "The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand, and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand".

Congratulations Chris! We are all so proud of you and all you have accomplished! We can't wait to see what you do at Florida Southern College! Love you, Mom, Dad, Nick, Kaitlyn, Jenna and Cody

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JD GOLDENBERG Congratulations!! We are so incredibly proud of you!! May all your dreams come true... the best is yet to come!! We love you!!

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G O E M I L Y B! W e couldn't he more proud of you! W e love you lots - M om , Dad, Kevin, Kate (and Charlie & C ali)

CONGRATULATIONS PORTIA FAITH CUMMINGS If one has courage, nothing can dim the light which shines from within. - Dr. Maya Angelou "Delight yourself in the Lord and he will give you the desires of your heart." Psalm 37:4

Portia we are so proud of all your hard work and dedication. You have blossom into such a wonderful young woman. Keep your focus on your goals and you will succeed. Love Mom, Dad, Robert, Tevin and B rianna

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LOUISE M A R IE DILL PRE-K TO THE CLASS OF 2 0 M !

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You'll always be my favorite lap! Love, Dilly Congrats Lois! You're a King graduate. You've got some great times ahead! love, your big bro.

Wheezie! You're always a wellrounded student & have great determination to do well in your subjects. I’m so proud of the many positive comments from your teachers and seeing your name on High Honors and King Scholar lists. I’ve loved spending hours with you, siting side by side, and drawing. Creating is always fun for you. I have no doubt art will always be a part of you. 1 know you will always do well in your endeavors because of your dedication & determination to achieve great things. You'll always be my "Winner!" Love, Mimi Your grandmother, Titchie, looks down upon you with her biggest smile, for it's you she chose to pass on her special artistic talent. Still better, all Congrats on on your graduation! I can't wait of us Dills are so proud of your "High Honor A's" to see what you do next! Love,Uncle Jon in Advanced Art & other courses. In the process, multiple college choices are available for you to choose to develop your talents. The future is bright! Love Grandpa Charlie & Martinna Louise, you're the greatest granddaughter any grandparents could have. You've gowned up to fast & turned into a such a talented, beautiful lady. You've excelled in School and we're so proud of you. May God bless you and be gracious to you. May you excel in everything you do. With all our love, Grandfather Allen and Grandmother Riti.

Can I have something of yours when you go to college? Like your shoe! Love, Lila

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Congratulations to our Superstar on her Graduation! Kendall, We delight in your dramatic talent and creative endeavors. We adore your confidence and can-do attitude. We appreciate your kindness, humor and quiet leadership. Above all, we recognize you for your many achievements We are so proud of everything you’ve accomplished and look forward to your bright

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