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COMMUNITY

Homecoming 2023

LHT'88 classmates look at memorabilia on display during Homecoming.

Members of the King Class of 1983: Jeff Becker, Austin Stewart, Andy Gray.

Homecoming featured musical performances by the string ensemble, the middle school intermediate and advanced bands, as well as the chamber orchestra and the upper school advanced band. Choir members sang the national anthem before games. The Rhapsody Ensemble from Project Music joined the middle school bands for a couple of songs. Rhapsody Ensemble is made up of second-year winds and brass students in Grades 4-6.

the King community!” Dean of Athletics Micah Hauben said. “Viking Pride was on full display from start to finish.”

“I am excited to have instrumental ensembles from both Middle and Upper Schools help enrich the spirit of Homecoming,” said Garrett Mendez, Chair of Performing Arts. Justin Martinelli ’28 came to enjoy the music, but his day of fun was just starting. “I like to listen to all the people play their instruments, and we’re gonna probably go watch the games.”

Middle school English teacher Jordan Rochelson attended a volleyball game during his first King Homecoming. “It’s so exciting,” he said. “There’s so much enthusiasm in the air and community feeling; it’s clear that everyone that’s here cares about being here.” Supporting the soccer team were recent graduates Dylan J. Schmitke ’23 and Will Anderson ’23. “Being back here brings a lot of memories as well, like watching this soccer team makes me want to get on the field and play,” said Schmitke, who attends the University of Connecticut. “King prepared me really well,” he added. “The teachers were super supportive.”

King athletes gave their all in a variety of games, and the campus was bustling with activities all day. “Homecoming weekend was a true showing of the strength and power of

Anderson, in his first year at Providence College, said he also felt well prepared for the new phase of his academic journey. “I got to college and was able to settle in,” he said. “I didn’t feel overwhelmed.” Favorite teacher? “Miss O’Toole,”

The Pep Band plays at Homecoming.

Gwyn Rothman ’20, Elijah Busch ’21, Arynn Rybalov '21, Adom Laryea-Adjei ’23.

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Homecoming 2023

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Uniting Vikings Past and Present

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A Quest for Empathy on a Path Less Traveled

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Ted Shaker K’68

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All in the Family: Grit, Curiosity, and Television

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Perseverance in Education Brings Entrepreneurial Success

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Creating Spaces Bridging Art, History, and Access

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Summer of Love Meets Law and Order

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Serendipitous Sisterhood A Low-Heywood Bond

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A Tradition in Teaching

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A Season of Achievements Girls Volleyball

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Schooling With Purpose Finding Meaning in Every Activity

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College Counseling Starting Early With a Tailored Approach

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