Westminster School Spectator 2021 by Westminster School

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What a memorably challenging school experience,

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Masks and distancing remained the most visible signals that campus life this year was different. Further, about 10% of our community remained distance learning students scattered far and wide around the world, many still remarkably connected to daily campus activities. One revealing anecdote: at the distribution of yearbooks from 2019-2020, we were reminded by the many photographs of how different everything looked on a pre-pandemic Williams Hill, a campus without universal masks. With “community” as our first core value, all of us felt personally the loss of family-style lunches, in-person assemblies and chapels, interscholastic games, and packed performances in Werner Centennial Theater, to highlight just a few examples. Nevertheless, we persisted. Student clubs thrived. The intrateam scrimmages at Hovey were fun community opportunities, as were the periodic Dramat, Dance Ensemble, Chorale, Chamber Choir, Concert Band and Jazz Band performances at various campus locations. In the process, we even discovered all sorts of new performance spaces around our beautiful Williams Hill campus.

Congratulations

Grit & Grace meant more than ever this year. Our circumstances, so unexpected and so hard, demanded lots of Grit. At the same time, we became more personally aware and appreciative of the circumstances of others, whether with respect to the suffering resulting from the health or economic consequences of the pandemic or related to our sustained focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion, which you led with so much Grace. Simply put, the Class of 2021 rose to the challenge of this COVID-19 year so impressively and in the process assured its enduring legacy in our school’s history.

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For Mrs. Philip and me, your graduation this spring is personally poignant. Yours will be the last diplomas I will sign. Although Mrs. Philip and I will join you in departing Williams Hill, we will continue to cherish all the lessons and the memories we learned here. Westminster School will always remain on our minds and in our hearts, and for that enduring gift we are so grateful. Of course, we will look forward to seeing you periodically in the years ahead at future reunions and alumni events. In all of your future endeavors, the Class of 2021 will be amazing ambassadors for our great school.

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as we navigated together the year of COVID-19! Led by Prefects Francesca Bradley, Jane Burke, Olivia Goldstuck, Jordy Nelson, Bennett Ostern, Hudson Stedman, Nate Stevens, Campbell Swift, Claire Taylor, and Olatunji Osho-Williams, with Junior Prefect and Sixth Form President Izzy Bailey and Head Prefect Will Rizzo, you embraced the challenges that accompanied these extraordinary circumstances with a warmly welcoming and empathetic leadership model. Will faithfully led weekly Zoom assemblies, Izzy’s boundless enthusiasm energized everyone, and Claire, as John Hay President, successfully coordinated our weekly chapel services. Yes, this school year was very different, but thanks to all of your efforts, we sustained many of our cherished traditions, including a Lawn Ceremony, the new student Sign-In Ceremony, and a virtual Candlelight Service!

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The Class of 2021 would like to dedicate their yearbook to

From the newest state-of-the-art facilities to the daffodils along Perkin Memorial Drive that welcome spring visitors to campus, everywhere we look here on Williams Hill reveals the legacy of your eleven years as leaders of our school. The physical transformation has been nearly complete. Yet even more meaningful are the less tangible things that your leadership has preserved and safeguarded: our core values of Community, Character, Balance and Involvement. Our motto, Grit and Grace. And the foundation upon which the rest is built: the relationships we nurture among one another. Mr Philip, in our first moments as Westminster students you greeted us at registration, spoke at the signing-in ceremony and addressed us in chapel. Your words in these moments made it official: we were Martlets now, and that meant something very special. Mrs Philip, your cheerful smile and warm greeting never failed to brighten our day. Your care for us was always evident, whether as our coach, welcoming us into the dining hall each day at lunch, or just in passing around campus.. Throughout this year of unprecedented challenge to the life of our school, your steadfast leadership reassured us that our traditions would continue, and all would be well in the end. Taking our cue from you we came together as a community. While there were tough moments along the way, we discovered many unexpected moments for growth, camaraderie, and joy.

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Mr. and Mrs. Philip

Head of School 2010-2021 William V. N. Philip and his wife Jennifer Philip in the Headmaster's Study

Mr. Philip not only let the school community internally, but made frequent trips around the country and abroad to maintain relationships with parents and alumni

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Above, Mr. Philip delivers a graduation address. Above right, Mr. and Mrs. Philip with their family. At right, a photo from the Fall 2011 issue of the Bulletin covering Mr. Philip's rise to the role of Headmaster. Appointed to faculty in 1987, Mr Philip taught History, coached multiple sports, and later served as the Director of College Counseling. Mrs Philip coached field hockey and lacrosse, and remains involved with those programs.

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Mr and Mrs Philip, the Class of 2021 shares with you a farewell year that is certainly one for the books. We share as well these last moments being all together in this place, surrounded by the beauty of our campus and the warmth of the bonds we have made with one another. Because your leadership prioritized what truly mattered, we stand ready for the next adventure knowing that in our time at Westminster we have grown stronger, wiser, kinder. We thank you both, and wish you the best in all your adventures that lie ahead. With deep appreciation, The Class of 2021

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Not even Covid-19 could stop the Horizons at Westminster summer program. The program, now in its fourth year, allows Westminster students to volunteer with elementary school students from Hartford, CT. Our volunteers were thrilled to still get to interact with the kids, either virtually or socially-distanced. Everyone worked together to overcome the challenges the pandemic posed, and this summer really showed what a little Grit and Grace can do!

The elementary students were kept busy with lots of cool art and science projects!

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Horizons at Westminster

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Some Westminster volunteers helped teach the kids reading and writing, while some worked behind the scenes by packing bags of food and solving technological problems.

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Though we hope to return to the traditional classroom next year, this was definitely a summer to remember! 9 TRIM LINE TRIM LINE Job 48411 Year 2021 Page 009 (1025461420) Master (986520680) 05/13/2021 11:05 AM

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Health Center Michael Gale, PhD Clinical Psychologist

Robert Leve PhD, ABPP, BCBA Clinical Psychologist

Daniel J. Martin PhD, ABPP Clinical Psychologist

Through all of the uncertainty the COVID-19 pandemic presented, the Health Center continued to lead the community with grit and grace. Weekly surveillance testing ensured that students would be able to attend classes in-person, participate in a variety of afternoon programs, and enjoy seated meals in the dining hall. Without the endless dedication and hard work from the entire Health Center staff, this year on the Hill would have looked much different. The entire Westminster community is truly grateful.

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Bina Roginsky PsyD BCBA Clinical Psychologist

Megan Drummey, RN

Kathy Moore, RN

Tammy Tirillo, RN

Donna Kemp, RN

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Donna Donegan, RN Director of Nursing

Josephine D'Aloia Bottass, RN Associate Director of Nursing

Additional staff members: Caitlin Mierkiewicz, RN Nanelle Pink, RN Kim Cosgrove, RN Nicole Esposito, RN Eileen Kaczor, RN Wendy Huscher Kendra Lawrence, MD Patricia Moriarty, APRN Stephanie Taylor, APRN Grace Brown, APRN

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Mark de Kanter

Davis Smith, MD Director of Health Services/Medical Director

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A special thank you to Dr. Smith and Mr. de Kanter Dr. Smith and Mr. de Kanter were both instrumental in ensuring the success of this school year. Their guidance and support allowed all students, faculty, and staff to enjoy a safe, in-person Westminster experience. As Dr. Smith said in his campus updates, the way through this truly was through this together.

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Global Community Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, some of our Martlets weren't able to return to Simsbury for the start of the school year. Instead, they stayed at home as distance learners. We caught up with a few of our distance learners from around the world to ask them about their experiences learning on Zoom, and getting to take classes from the comfort of their hometowns.

Alice Liu

Dylan Vincent Los Angeles, California, USA

Beijing, China

Phil Zhang Tianjin, China

Alice: "Being able to wear pajama pants during class!" Dylan: "I get to spend a lot of time with my family. Also, I avoid the snow." Phil: "I can have plenty of time off classes to spend time on activities I enjoy."

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What's your favorite part of being a distance learner?

What's the hardest adjustment you've had to make? Alice: "Staying awake at 2AM. It was difficult to stay up that late during the first couple days, but I have gotten used to it." Dylan: "Having only spent 5 months total at Westminster, I sometimes feel not as connected to it as I do when I am there. Also, I miss my new friends." Phil: "How I can adjust myself to the best condition in order to focus on the classes and study efficiently during nighttime. I drink coffee in the afternoon or take a nap to keep myself “sober”." What have you learned about yourself from this experience? Alice: "I learned that I can stay up very late and still have a lot of energy. I had no idea I could do this!" Dylan: "I learned that Westminster is a special place and that it’s easy to miss." Phil: "'Time is like water in the sponge, which will always be squeezed out if you are willing to.' —Xun Lu, Chinese writer."

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Distance learning allowed students from all over the world to continue their Westminster education safely from home. The positive aspects of this included time with family members (including the furry ones!) and home cooked meals. In places like China where the spread of Covid was largely contained during this school year, students were able to travel to historic and cultural sites, and spend time with friends in the cities. The downside? Being away from campus, and the often challenging hours of each class day. The photo below was taken from the window of one of our Asian classmates, showing her view during class.

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Some pros, some cons...

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Lawn and Pin Ceremony

Lawn Ceremony is always a very special tradition for the 6th form. While the event looked a little different this year, it was still just as meaningful. Instead of being pulled onto the lawn by members of the Class of 2020, faculty used old Westminster flags to welcome the Class of 2021 to the lawn in a socially distant, Covid-friendly manner.

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Head Prefect Will Rizzo '21

At the same time, the Sixth Formers participated in Pin Ceremony, another exciting tradition in which they received their class pin.

We are so glad this event was able to take place!

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Sign-In Ceremony

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New students signed the book on Keyes Porch, signifying their formal entrance to the school and officially making them Martlets.

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After signing the book, students then gathered on Commencement Lawn to get better acquainted with each other through a Form activity Martlets like to call “speed dating.” Students stood in two lines facing each other and had 45 seconds to select from a list of questions asking about topics such as their favorite animal and TV show. When a whistle sounded, it was time for the lines to move and new pairs to converse.

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Fall on the Quad "Spending time on the Quad with my friends was definitely a highlight of my senior year!" TRIM LINE TRIM LINE

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ALISON MAYER

Covid restrictions meant no hanging out in the Brockelman Student Center or the dorms, but our students found other ways to have fun. Lawn games, sports practices, and outdoor meals kept the Quad bustling with socially distanced activity.

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"All the students really appreciated the work the faculty members did to make sure we got a fun fall term." ALLISON MASTHAY

One particularly popular part of this fall was the array of food trucks that stopped by on campus.

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Westminster's Student Activities Committee made sure to keep the Quad busy on Saturday nights. From karaoke nights to volleyball tournaments to Westminster's very own Project Runway shows, students stayed outside even on the coldest fall nights.

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Fall Activities

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Fall Sports

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This fall, students participated in a myriad of activities for their afternoon programs. In a newly introduced system, Martlets had the option to choose offseason sports to play in addition to their dedicated activity. With sports ranging from baseball to water polo, the opportunities were plentiful. Even though games were canceled for fall teams, the advantage of the beautiful New England weather still allowed for teams to use the fields every day. The school motto of 'Grit and Grace' was certainly evident in sports this fall. TRIM LINE TRIM LINE

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Soccer GIRLS

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Athlete Spotlight Priscilla Ameyaw '22

Q: What was different about this fall? A: Games and team travel play a huge role in our team chemistry. Team bonding is such an important part of Soccer, and we certainly missed that this fall. Q: What makes the soccer team special to you? A: The love and the bond we have is really important to me. it makes me realize how lucky I am to be part of such an amazing team. Q: If you could use one word to describe your soccer experience, what would it be? A: Exciting! No matter how my day has been, I always look forward to getting on the pitch. 28 TRIM LINE TRIM LINE Job 48411 Year 2021 Page 028 (1032957952) Master (986520679) 05/13/2021 11:05 AM

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Soccer BOYS

Athlete Spotlight Q: What is your favorite memory from your time on the soccer team?

Xander Cardia '21

A; My first season at Westy. Coming in as a 4th former, I was very new to the team, but I immediately felt welcomed. The bonds I formed with the upperclassmen were special; I truly wish I had more time with them,

Q: What went well this fall? What didn't?

Q: What makes the soccer team special to you?

A: Under these crazy circumstances, I'm extremely glad we got the opportunity to play soccer this fall. However, I did notice a decline in overall motivation because there was no interscholastic competition to look forward to.

A: The team has a strange dynamic that is unmatched amongst the rest of the sports teams I've played on. The kids are funny and outgoing, helping to make our practice environment more enjoyable.

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Cross country GIRLS

Athlete Spotlight Miranda Douglass '21

Q: What do you like most about cross country? Why? A:what I like most about cross country is the healthy and peaceful state of mind it puts you in, along with being very rewarding after completing each race and practice. Q: How long have you been doing cross country at Westminster? A:I have been doing XC at Westy since I came Sophomore year, and I started competing in middle school. Q:What made cross country special this fall? and why? A:Cross country has been special this fall because I think having the opportunity to continue running with COVID is something to take advantage of because sports opportunities have been so rare recently. To be able to still have a supportive team and wonderful friends is very special to me.

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Cross country BOYS

Athlete Spotlight Q: What was different about XC this fall compared to other years?

Spencer Kwan '22

A: Masking was a big challenge. While many think that XC is an individual sport, but it involves camaraderie and teamwork. The required isolation made it difficult to carry the burden of running alone.

Q: What went well this fall? What didn't? A: The opportunity to race against other schools virtually was nice because we got to see how our times stacked up against others. But, the new members of the team missed out on the normal group runs, which I feel deepens the dynamic of our team.

Q: What makes the XC team special to you? A: It's really the people that make the team what it is. Without my teammates pushing me to get better, I wouldn't be where I am today. During my summer training, I ran thinking about how someone out there is working harder than me, and that made me think about my teammates.

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Field Hockey GIRLS

Athlete Spotlight Casey Winslow '21

Q: What made field hockey special this fall? A: This fall we were able to build our team culture and work on team bonding. We spent almost every single day after school and were really able to bond and become closer than ever. Q: What do you like most about field hockey? Why? A: My two favorite things about field hockey are one the team aspect and two the competitive edge that field hockey entails. The team factor is also so special to me because I have met some of my best friends through field hockey and have created life-long relationships with my coaches and teammates that I will cherish forever. Q:How long have you been playing field hockey at Westminster?

A: I have been playing field hockey at Westminster since my third form year. I have never played field hockey previously, but I tried out my third form year and have been a member of the first girls team ever since.

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Water Polo BOYS

After an impressive campaign last fall, the team was eager to get back in the water and continue to improve. Due to Covid restrictions, the team was unable to simulate many game experiences, but nonetheless, another productive season closed the book on the third season of this young program.

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Water Polo

Athlete Spotlight

Layton Harmon '21

Q: What is your favorite memory from your time on the water polo team?

Q: What do you think went well this fall? What didn't?

A: When we played Deerfield last November. It was such a well-fought game and I could tell how much the team wanted to win. Even Mr. G and PK were on their toes! That made it a memorable game to play in, not to mention the fact that such a new program like us bested a powerhouse program like Deerfield.

A: This fall was very challenging for us. But, I think our training on specific skills was detrimental to team growth. One thing I noticed that got better this fall was ball control; in previous seasons, we had been very hesitant and reluctant to pass, but our movement was much smoother this fall. One thing that could've been better this fall was our focus.

Q: What makes the team special to you? A: The team is so special to me because we always have each others backs no matter what. We are a real team, and it shows in games. When one player struggles, the whole team is there to pick him up. In practice, we were always put through difficult training, but that only made our bond stronger. We can adapt to anything, and I am proud to be a part of such a great crew.

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Afternoon Activities and Off-Season Sports

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One of the ways Westminster adjusted school life to due to the Covid pandemic was by increasing the number of athletic and afternoon activity options each term. First-team student athletes were able to train for their sport regardless of the season, and the rink saw plenty of fall activity. For those who preferred something more recreational, there was no shortage of offerings to accommodate--from pickle ball to board games to journalism to film appreciation.

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Classrooms looked a little different this year, with new seating arrangements and tablets showing students Zooming in from around the world. Nevertheless, our teachers rose to the challenge and kept students engaged and interested in their courses. Each department fostered curiosity by providing independent research opportunities, school-wide projects, competitions, and more. Students responded with commendable dedication and many found time to pursue their academic interests both in and out of the classroom.

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Academics

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Mr. C Griffith

Mr. T Griffith

Mr. Court

Mr. Zalinger

Ms. Hugabonne

Mr. Chrzanowski

History Department

Math Department

English Department

Science Department

Languages Department

Arts Department

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We thank Mr. Sistare and Ms. Heckman for their dedication to getting students back on track this year. Despite the challenge of an entirely different schedule and the logistics of Covid precautions, they made sure we got the most out of our learning experience.

Mr. Sistare

Ms. Heckman

Academic Dean

Director of Studies

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Kelly Curtis Learning Specialist Community Service Director

Ryan Curtis Assoc. Director of College Counseling

Shawn Desjardins

Todd Eckerson Gow Senior Master Chair Civic Engagement

Head of the History department Mr. Griffith has been teaching at Westminster since 1994. He is dedicated to the craft of nurturing young intellects and developing the critical thinking skills so important in navigating our world. Mr Griffith serves as Director of the Westminster Teaching Initiative, which holds regular professional development meetings and an annual symposium. A true "school person," Mr. Griffith coaches soccer, hockey, and golf as well. Recently he shared his thoughts on the school-wide project he and his department colleagues created.

Candlelight term: "Disrupting the narrative" of American history In December, as part of Westminster’s ongoing work in diversity, equity, and inclusion, all history students and faculty undertook a sustained, in-depth consideration of the history of Black America. As part of this three-week curriculum, the entire Westminster community read James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time; a copy of the book for every student and faculty member was

New History Department Faculty Mr Nick Cary joined the History department this year, where he is teaching Contemporary World History as well as US History. He is a graduate of Belmont Hill and Tufts University. He lives in Memorial, and is also the new coach of 1st Boys' Tennis, which he has coached for many years at competitive levels. If you are in Memorial on a low-key Sunday and feel like playing a board game, he just might be up for that!

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History Department

Kathleen Devaney Executive Director, Hartfort Programs and Horizons

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Julia Hamilton

Betsy Heckman Coumantaros Family History Chair Director of Studies

Colleen Joncas

Jessica Keough Dean of Faculty

Sara Mogck

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made possible through a generous gift to the school. Alumna Erin Corbett ‘95, who now leads a non-profit focused on diversity and opportunity, played a key role in the development of this curriculum.The goal of this curriculum was to encourage students, and participating faculty, to think and rethink the history of Black Americans. We consciously sought to "disrupt the narrative," and build an understanding that Black history is American history – not an adjunct or an add-on. In the past, we have treated Black history more cursorily, and this program has allowed our students to carefully consider these issues in an intensive, meaningful way. Moving forward, this curriculum and its materials will be curated and archived and used by teachers every year in a variety of classes and contexts.The four lesson-plan pairs of the curriculum included a close examination of the compromises that led to the institutionalization of slavery in the U.S. Constitution, contrasted with the history of antebellum resistance and rebellion by enslaved people; the efforts of the Freedmen to build new lives and communities during Reconstruction and the emerging national leadership of Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. DuBois, and others at the end of the 19th century; the remarkable story of "Black Wall Street," which led to the Tulsa Pogrom of 1921, and the power and influence of the Harlem Renaissance; and the structural and systemic racism of the post-1945 era, which fueled the Civil Rights Movement and continues today through many forms of contemporary activism.

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Mary Pat Gritzmacher

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Craig DiCiancia

In addition to serving as Head of the Mathematics Department, Mr. Griffith works as Director of Student Life and is one of the first members of the faculty that students meet during Opening Days. He is famous on campus for his quote, “Never again in your life will you be surrounded by so many people who are completely invested in your success.” As a department the mathematics faculty take turns holding regular breakfast help sessions open to all, and they are dedicated to ensuring student understanding and success.

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Math Department

Jacob Cahill

FACULTY SPOTLIGHT Mr Aber on Sabbatical THIS YEAR'S RECIPIENT of the generous faculty sabbatical grant was Mr. Aber. You may have spotted him around campus, as he mainly stayed in residence while taking time to develop his own personal and professional interests. "For the most part, I spent my days pursuing my three passions: music, writing, and math/computers," he shared. "I continued practicing the clarinet, learned some of the Bach Goldberg Variations on the piano, and played the sax a few times a week, rehearsing with colleagues Grant Gritzmacher (guitar and vocal) and Michael Cervas (piano) in our new band, Firetown Road. I explored various types of writing genres, focusing mostly on short satirical pieces. Additionally, I audited courses through MIT's OpenCourseWare, including Artificial Intelligence and Programming in Python. Most importantly, I expanded my baking repertoire," said our own self-styled Pi-man, and the results appear delicious indeed! Here's hoping Mr Aber will share the fruits of all of his work over this sabbatical year when he returns next fall---pies included!

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Peter Doucette

Michael Greenwald

Tricia Sisk

Peter Ulrich Work Program

Nancy Urner-Berry

Kelly Wosleger Assistant Director of Athletics

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Michelle working on her independent study in Baxter this fall. At right, examples of elliptical curves.

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Throughout her time at Westminster, Michelle has taken a number of math classes including AP Statistics, AP Calculus BC and Linear Algebra and is currently working on an independent study in Mathematics with Mr. Griffith. Michelle claims she “fell in love with math because math explained the fundamental logic of the world and assigned every movement and every natural phenomenon a precise pattern.” Outside of her coursework at Westminster, she researched rational solutions “of a type of cubic equations called elliptic curves, which are crucial to cryptography and the proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem.” She plans to continue pursuing math in the future as she hopes to use math to solve challenges in society.

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Student Spotlight: Michelle Wu '21

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English Department

Lee Huguley Assistant Dean of Faculty Fifth Form Dean

Paul Kendall Fourth Form Dean

Mary Kennedy

Donald H. Werner Chair and Head of the English Department, Mr. Lawrence Court joined the Westminster community in 2016. In addition to his English responsibilities, Mr. Court coaches First Field Hockey, advises the Westminster News club and is a dorm parent in Alumni Hall. Mr. Court's main goal for the English department this year is to engage his students as much as possible.

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Our English department offers a dynamic list of options for Sixth Form electives during the winter and spring terms. Topics of study range from Irish literature, to dystopian fiction, to film studies. Pictured on the left, is students from Mr. Lawler's winter elective "The Art of Looking Back."

New English Department Faculty Mr. Michael Lawler enjoys reading, writing, and spending time outdoors. Look for him on campus with his wheaten terrier, Roux!

Mrs. Shana Russell is also Associate Director of College Counseling. She has worked all across the globe and loves to travel. Ask her about her time in Seoul!

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Sixth Form Electives

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Terence McCaffrey

Lisa McGrath Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Scott Stevens

Bryan Tawney

Arianna Vailas

Michael Cervas Emeritus Visiting Writers

Student Spotlight: Olatunji Osho-Williams '21 Customer is allowed to have objects outside of the margin.

Olatunji got to share his writing skills at a 2019 Friday Nights at Westminster event, when he read one of his short stories before welcoming visiting author Lucy Ferriss. The piece, entitled "Under the Cloud Cover" was a fictional horror story; according to Olatunji, "it was fun to share [my work] with people," and he had wanted to participate in the Friday Night events since freshman year. This year, Olatunji was a winner of the Hill-Stead Museum's 2020 Fresh Voices Competition, and was a featured reader at the Sunken Garden Poetry Festival in August. His winning poem will be published this winter. Olatunji likes writing science fiction and fantasy the best, saying that he enjoys building and exploring new worlds and timelines. As for his writing process, he simply said "If I have an idea, I take advantage of it and pursue it." He regularly encourages aspiring authors to join him and club co-founder Nathalie Charles in Anonymous Voices meetings.

Bringing Shakespeare to life During an exciting unit on Hamlet spearheaded by Mr. Lawler, sixth-formers teamed up to bring scenes of the play to life in a high-stakes competition!

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From a Creative Writing independent study his Fourth Form year to Westminster's Creative Writing class as a Fifth Former, Olatunji Osho-Williams has been heavily involved in the English department during his time at Westminster.

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Susie Siden Bailey

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Science Department

Stacy Ciarleglio Head Athletic Trainer

Mark de Kanter Associate Head of School

Robert F. Bynum Chair and Head of the Science Department, Mr. Lee Zalinger, was first appointed to the Westminster faculty in 2008, and welcomed back in 2016, after he and his wife lived and taught at a private school in Gaoxiong, Taiwan for two years. In addition to teaching and leadership in the Science Department, Mr. Zalinger coaches basketball and softball. He is also the dorm head for Edge House. Mr. Zalinger's goals for the Science department include fostering enthusiasm in his students, preparing them for studying Science in college, and educating the next generation. one

Hands-on Science

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The Science Department faculty seek to create many opportunities for students to learn through hands-on activities and science in action, like this projectile motion experiment Mrs. Bailey's students undertook in Honors Physics.

New Science Department Faculty Ms. Kelly Lucas served as an organic chemistry and biology researcher at Trinity College. Ask her about her experience working as a sports communication assistant!

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Shawn Desjardins

Grant Gritzmacher Third Form Dean

Greg Marco

Stephen Mayfield

Amanda Rappold

Willard Sistare Academic Dean

Student Scientists: Matt Park and Hazel

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Janessa Yan is testing the waters Many students probably know that the Farmington River flows through the valley between our campus and Tariffville on the next hill over. However, most students are not to be found knee-deep in its icy currents on a midwinter day. What inspired Janessa Yan '22 to this chilly pastime? The discovery that a number of our local lakes and rivers have been deemed insufficiently clean for fishing and swimming by the Environmental Protection Agency. Janessa explains, "By testing the water upstream and down from our local sewage treatment plant, I hope to see whether it plays a part in the contamination of our local water. Ultimately, through this research, I also hope to understand our impact on river ecosystems and solutions so that humans can simultaneously enjoy what nature has to offer and be conscientious about protecting our environment." In the photo at left, Janessa collects water samples from one of our local bodies of water that she will use in this research. Her findings will be presented at the 2021 Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair in the spring.

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What is Hazel? According to Matt “Hazel is an olfactory mood enhancer, alarm clock, and safety monitor.” The invention monitors its users emotions and chooses release difference aromas to fit what the user is feeling. Hazel was originally developed to DAY be just an alarm clock but Matt realized that he could use scent for “aromatherapy that could help enhance people’s emotional health.” The project took Matt three years to complete, and was filled with complicated challenges for him to work through. For example, he noted that he “had a hard time coding to activate sensors and actuators,” and “there were a lot of uncertainties on figuring out the problems (compiling error, short circuit, infinite loop.” However, Matt persevered and was satisfied with his end product. Outside of this project, Matt hopes to continue working with electrical engineering and computer science and is passionate about exploring machine learning.

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Westminster fosters intellectual curiosity as demonstrated by Matt Park ‘21 through the creation of his invention, Hazel.

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Language Department Mrs. Cara Hugabonne is the head of the language department, and was appointed to Westminster in 2010. In addition to being the Mandarin Chinese teacher, Mrs. Hugabonne is the International Student Advisor, and the campus representative for School Year Abroad. She and her colleagues in the language department seek to cultivate empathy and an appreciation for diverse cultures, languages and traditions among Westminster students. Mrs. Hugabonne is also advisor to the Spectator. She and her family live in Edge House.

One of the goals of the language department recently has been to increase academic opportunities for students to develop cultural competency. In addition to the culturefocused Spanish 4 course developed by Mr. Wood, this year Ms. Palala introduced an advanced course on Latin American and Caribbean Studies . These classes offer students the chance apply their

language skills and learn about the various arts, histories, and societies in the Spanish speaking world. Tatum Constant '21 is a student in Spanish 4 this year. She began taking Spanish four years ago for practical reasons, as she was motivated to learn to communicate in the language. Now, though, she is enjoying a class with a different kind of focus. "When coming to Westminster this year, I was interested in the Spanish 4 class because it was unlike any other Spanish course I had taken," she explains. "It was less focused on grammar and vocabulary, but rather, the culture and history.

I've found this course very interesting and a lot more engaging as we learn more about the relevant and fascinating history of Spanish-speaking countries." Tatum Constant '21, talks about what makes Spanish 4 special.

New Language Department Faculty Ms. Katie Mayopoulos applies her Spanish skills to serve her community. She lives in Cushing, and coaches soccer. Ask her about Teach for America!

Ms. Julia Smith brings extensive international experience to her Spanish teaching. She coaches squash and lacrosse, and lives in Gund. Ask her about her time in Jordan!

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Cultural Focus

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Ariane Barrillon

Claudia McGuigan

Sandy Palala

Jeremy Stump

Peter Wood

Global Perspectives: Letters to Madagascar Westminster offers unique opportunities to connect with people around the world. We sat down with French teacher Madame Barrillon about her leadership with Westminster's French pen-pal program. Customer is allowed to have objects outside of the margin.

How did this program start? Madame Barrillon: Four years ago, I wanted my students to start a correspondence with a French speaking country other than France. So, over the summer, I started my research and decided to email schools in Morocco, Togo, Congo, Madagascar, and Côte d'Ivoire. I received a very positive and enthusiastic answer from Madame Lydie in Madagascar so we decided to start this project that fall.

How long have you been doing this project with your students?

Why do you think this project is important to do every year? Madame Barrillon: This project really matters to me for several reasons. First of all, this is an amazing way for my students to i nteract in the target language. Also, a great way to discover a different culture, to understand the traditions, the way of life, different types of food that this country can offer. It is a wonderful and authentic source of information for students. Students are able to compare cultures which is a wonderful asset for the language learning process. Furthermore, this project is extremely rewarding as students are able to apply their knowledge: the vocabulary, the structures learned over the years. Finally, they make new friends and who knows, one day they might go and visit.

Language Options "Before coming to Westminster, I read a biography of Caesar and was impressed by his military tactic as well as literary talent. Driven by the desire to analyze his original texts, I started learning by myself Latin that summer. As I explored more about Roman history, I discovered that even American culture takes its root in Roman History. For example, the Founding Founders were influenced by classical education. America’s executive (President & Vice President similar to the two consuls in Rome), judicial (Supreme Court), and legislature (Senate) branches were directly derived from the Ancient Roman model. Working with Mr. Stump enables me to explore the connections between language and history. I really enjoy discussing the cultural part that lays behind the language and how authors formed their distinct styles influenced by periods they lived with Mr. Stump."

Grace Yuan '21

on taking Latin at Westminster

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Madame Barrillon: I have been doing this all year long project for 4 years now. Usually, we are able to exchange about four letters each year.

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Head of the Visual and Performing Arts Department and honorary member of the Class of 2021, David Chrzanowski was appointed to the faculty at Westminster in 2001. He also serves as Chapel Organist, and he plays for Candlelight as well as twice-weekly chapel services. Mr Chrzanowski manages the vocal groups on campus and each winter as Music Director he collaborates to put on the school musical. As head of a department encompassing such a wide variety of artistic forms, Mr Chrzanowski keeps the focus on meeting students where they are and making the study of visual and performing arts compelling and engaging. The art classes, clubs, and performances at Westminster are consequently a .

Kerry Kendall Visual Arts

Jane Toner Photography

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Arts Department

A-men Rasheed Director of Theater Sixth Form Dean

Mr David Chrzanowski

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Kate St. Amand Dance

Judi Tolomea Dance

Meghan McDermott Dance

Rebeccah Tuscano-Moss Architecture & Design

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Elena Mc Guigan Dramat Co-President

"My freshman year, I was the only freshman in the dance ensemble. I had experience in competitive dance at home, so I was excited to join the team! The program has allowed me to meet new people and branch out. This has been very rewarding as I have made many new friends who share the same passion for dance as I do. The program has also allowed me to express myself through the amazing choreography of both students and our lovely teachers."

"I believe that everyone is an artist, but everyone has their way of expressing their vision. For me, visual art is a very effective tool for expressing my thoughts and aesthetics. My motivation comes from music, movies, sports, friends, and a whole lot of meaningless daydreaming. At Westy, the open studio helped me focus on art and design studies, as I spent a fair amount of free time in the art studio in my junior year. Mrs. Kendall and Mr. Sandoval, my art teachers, were very supportive as they always share their honest critiques." This year was particularly exciting, as all actors got to play a variety of roles (something that is not common for a normal fall production.) As co-president of Dramat, I was pleased to see how enthusiastic everyone was throughout the experience. My favorite memory has to be the day we decided to all get together and do improvisation. Everyone was laughing and putting themselves out there. It was very fun.

The Spectator staff caught up with several Sixth Formers whose artistic contributions have enhanced our community over these few years. We asked them what inspires them to create and perform, and to give us some insight into their experience studying performing and visual arts here on the Hill.

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Ian Lee OZONE Art Club Founder & Pres.

Dan Aber Sabbatical 2020-21

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Charlotte Carrel Dance Ensemble Co-President

Thomas Johnston Jazz Band

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Student Life

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Student Name Photo

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"I have been involved with visual arts for as long as I can remember, and I was excited to bring this passion to Westy when I came in sophomore year. I have been immensely grateful to work with Mrs. Kendall, who has taken me under her wing and allowed me to find my own style. Because of this year’s schedule, I have been granted ample free time and opportunity to go to the studio to work on my portfolio and create pieces. I look forward to continuing my journey as an artist at Westminster. "

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Oscar Bell

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Art Gallery In Fearn Hall

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Students art pieces were put on display in Fearn Hall for the community to view while walking through the halls during the course of the day

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Band and Chorale

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Olivia Goldstuck '21 Dance Ensemble Co-President shared her thoughts about the Westminster dance program, and how it has adapted and thrived this year

Q: When did you get involved in the dance program? A: I got involved my sophomore year because I had been dancing all my life and I wanted to continue it in high school. Q: What has the program meant to you over the years? A: I came from a very competitive dance studio, so I sort of felt like I was falling out of love with dance with each day that passed. When I came to Westy, I found my love for it again and that is something I will always be grateful for. Q: How did the team adapt to newfound challenges this year? A: I think that, with a few bumps along the way, we have made the most of this year and learned how to play cards we have been dealt. When the year started, we were told that we couldn’t practice in the dance studio so, instead, we had to dance in the gym and do an outdoor performance. Surprisingly, the outdoor performance was better than any of us ever expected and the community absolutely loved it!

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Dance

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Jane Burke - Co-President of Dramat How was your experience in the cabaret? Although I was sad that the winter musical was cancelled, I was excited to hear that we would be doing a cabaret. It has been amazing to see everyone bring something to the table for the show, and I have enjoyed watching the group grow each day. One thing that is great about cabaret, is that everyone is able to have an opportunity to showcase their talent through songs of their choice. I am really impressed with the passion that everyone has brought to the show. It was a great winter for Dramat.

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Dramat

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Winter Cabaret

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Winter Sports

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In the winter, students engaged in modified versions of our regular winter sports offerings. Although we had a shortened season, Martlets still showed dedication to their sports. While we were again restricted to skills and drills for most of our season, there were some exciting bright spots. Due to reduced case numbers some teams were able to hold intrateam scrimmages. The swim team even got to compete with other schools virtually. Despite the challenges, we still found ways to stay active and competitive. Customer is allowed to have objects outside of the margin.

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Lucy Benoit

Max Larock

Pool Record in 200 IM Pool Record in 100 Backstroke School Record in 100 Freestyle School Record in 100 Breaststroke

School Record in 100 Freestyle School Record in 50 Freestyle School and Pool Record in 100 Backstroke

Athlete Spotlight

Q: How would you describe the swim team community?

Q: What drew you to pick the swim team as an afternoon program?

Campbell Swift '21

A: Everyone on the team is so supportive and wants to see their teammates succeed A: My initial interest in which is one of the truly swimming came from special things about the seeing the people on the group. Whether you are team and the overall supportive environment that new to swimming or not, there is a consistent effort I observed while watching shown by all of the meets before joining my teammates. sophomore year.

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Swim & Dive GIRLS

Q: How has the swim team changed due to COVID? A: We usually have more people crammed in a lane for practice, which has resulted in our practice time being cut in half in order to accommodate all of the swimmers. Thankfully we have been able to compete through virtual meets which have been a lot of fun. 60

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Swim & Dive BOYS

Q: What drew you to pick the swim team as an afternoon program?

Jean-Claude Lane '21

I chose the swim team initially because because it was the sport I have had the most experience and success in. After my freshman year however, I chose to remain in the swim team due to its positive environment, challenging training regiments, and strong sense of camaraderie.

Q: How would you describe the swim team community?

Q: How has the swim team changed due to COVID?

The community is extremely tight knit and always willing to give their all. It is not unusual to see people going as fast as they would in a meet during a regular practice, as we are constantly pushing each other to improve. There is joy and laughter in the team even if everybody is exhausted .The saying "It's always sunny on the pool deck" holds true when it comes to swim team.

COVID has brought a lot of challenges. Usually we would have the opportunity to swim for two hours per practice, but this year that time has been cut in half. As a result, sets during COVID has seen an increase in intensity, and practice now includes significantly more time spent on dry-land training. However, despite the practical changes to the team, spirits have remained high and the community is as close as ever.

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Athlete Spotlight

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Squash GIRLS

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Athlete Spotlight What were some changes in the squash season this year? This season was not what anyone imagined it to be, with only a few weeks of being able to really play due to the covid progressions, but we had a great group of girls that still made the most of our time together. We had a lot of new players who were great additions to the team. What were some pros and cons of this season? Even though we didn't have any matches and had to work with the covid progression guidelines, we were lucky to be able to spend the season together as a team!

Ellie Bailey '21

What’s the most special part about the girls’ squash team? The people who make up the girls squash program make it so special. The girls are fun, hard-working, dedicated and bring a lot of energy to every practice, and Mr. Ulrich does a great job, always coaching us to our full potential.

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Squash BOYS

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Athlete Spotlight What were some changes in the squash season this year? Without the ability to play matches against other schools, we were able to put more emphasis on solo practice. Everyone had the chance to work on whatever technique or skill they needed to improve, which may have been different for somebody else. Also, in years past the first and second teams had been able to practice together. Given the fact that all sports were split into developmental and AP groups, we had a smaller number of players than previous seasons. What were some pros and cons of this season? Obviously losing out on match play was tough since playing matches is the best way to get better. Luckily we got to the point where we could play each other and even were able to play a full intrasquad scrimmage with the group split into two teams. It was fun to be able to play each other in a competitive environment, something we lost due to no real season.

Peter Miller '22

What’s the most special part about the boys’ squash team? I think the most special thing about any squash team is that in a match against another team, the number one player’s match matters just as much as the number seven’s match. In other words, you can have the bottom four spots on the ladder win their matches while the top three lose, and your team would still win the overall match. You can be the most or least skilled player on the team yet you still matter just as much as the guy next to you.

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Hockey GIRLS

Athlete Spotlight Q: What has been the best part of being on the team?

Sam DeLeo '21

A: The best part of being on the team has been getting to know and learn so much from all of the girls on the team and creating such a strong bond with everyone.

Q: What have you learned from being a part of the team and especially with the challenges that the pandemic presented?

Q: What is your favorite memory from your time on the team?

A: My favorite memory from my time on the team was A: I have learned the playing the power importance of play game during resilience, loyalty, and practices with our patience from being a team, as it was always part of the team this year, especially with the a team favorite and a mood-boosting challenges of not constant that getting to be together everyone could rely on buses or in the on during both a locker rooms. normal season and these uncertain times.

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Hockey BOYS

Athlete Spotlight

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Basketball GIRLS

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Athlete Spotlight The Spectator asked team captain Bella Tawney and Mather Thompson about their season.

Bella Tawney '22

I’ve played basketball all three years of my Westminster career. Although we didn’t have any games this year, we had a lot of new players and were able to build a stronger team aspect for next year. With our change in schedule we had more time for practice and could better develop our skills. I'm excited to see what we do in competition next year!

Mather Thompson '23 What were some changes in the basketball season this year? This season we had no games and the practices were shorter. In addition for the most part we had to stay six feet away with masks, which made it harder to do team drills. What were some pros and cons of this season? One con was not being able to play any games, especially away games. Some pros were being able to still improve on basketball skills throughout the fall and winter, and having good feeds every week. What’s the most special part about the girls’ basketball team? The most special part is the players. The team works well together and has a fun time regardless of the circumstances, especially this year.

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Basketball BOYS

On the lessons of Covid:

Athlete Spotlight

"I learned that you really shouldn't take things for granted. Being a part of a team, with good people, and good coaches is a privilege that most people don't get to experience. I learned to take all that in and enjoy the adventure as its happening, because we aren't guaranteed tomorrow."

This winter I got to work with a lot of people who don't play basketball as their main sport. I got to guide them and coach them through certain scenarios, so they can be prepared for the future. There were a lot of questions asked, but it was great to watch them develop on the court. Also with a small group this winter there was a lot of personal development, where I can focus on myself and have a lot of one on one time with Coach Pringle, along with developing other people's games as well. My favorite memory from my time on the team was playing against the Gunnery in one of our final games of the 2020 season. We lost 2 of our main players to unfortunate circumstances, so me and Gabe needed to step up. We both did. We both put up great stats, and won the game by three at their place. Definitely one of our best wins of the season, and best memories as well.

Teddy Mangiarotti '21 tells us about his experience playing basketball at Westy

The best part about being on the team is probably the friendships that are created. You become closer with people you don't regularly talk to including kids from all grade levels. Special bonds are created that will last years and years after we graduate.

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Winter Activities

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During this cold pandemic winter, we brought warm good cheer to the Hill by reviving an old tradition: the outdoor ice rink! Students were able to free skate or play broom hockey on the ice with friends. On Wednesdays, snacks and hot chocolate around the fire pits kept us warm as we took advantage of the outdoor social time, and there was fun to be had in our nests as well! TRIM LINE TRIM LINE

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Spring Activities

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At the Westminster School, students are enjoying their time together on the quad and Hovey field, playing stick ball with their friends. TRIM LINE TRIM LINE

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Life

STU DE NT

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Whether spending a warm, sunny day with friends on the quad, kicking back in Armour with a puzzle or a game of chess, or hanging out with nest mates, Westminster students are never out of fun things to do-even during a pandemic! Student club meetings and other activities looked a little different this year, with masking and Zoom meetings required. It took some getting used to. But overall, most Martlets would agree that except for the quarantine periods campus was buzzing with a variety of things to do, thanks to many clubs, our form deans and class officers, and Mrs Griffith and the Student Activities Council. For several years, Mr Tony Griffith has been the Dean of Student Life here at on the Hill. Often he is the first faculty member students meet when we arrive here for orientation. He has worked hard to make sure our dorm life is happy and healthy, and he's been there with a caring word to help many a Martlet through the adjustment to living away from home. We are lucky to have a highly dedicated faculty, but nobody puts more time and heart into looking out for each "little dude" here at Westminster. 84

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Mr. Bailey

Mrs. Finn

Mr. Crosby

Mr. Overbye

Ms. Babbidge

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Admission & Black and Gold Black and Gold, as our student body of tour guides, work closely with admission to improve applicants' experience especially during covid. The group has almost moved entirely online, using zoom to display virtual touring videos and interview applicants.

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Simonne Ponce '21 during a virtual visit of an applicant

Black and Gold heads this year... Francesca Bradley

Simonne Ponce

Charlie von Stade

Daniel Lurie

Elise Strawbridge

Sawyer von Jess

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Mr. Keough

Mr. Pringle

Mr. Randall

Ms. Poelma

Ms. Ulrich

Mrs. Thomas

Covid Changes

Due to limitations of Zoom, the group faced connection issues with families as they come from all parts of the world. Also, keeping the families engaged while making sure that all the westy students are at the correct zoom room required the group to pay extra attention. As one of the Black and Gold head, Sawyer bon Jess, stated, "the zoom setting does not always pair prospective students with ideal tour guides and limits the regular process of splittiing families with their kids during tours.

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Local students were also able to drive around the campus and even have social distanced interviews, specifically during breaks when only admission staff remained on campus. Tour guides from every form would be informed prior to a tour, and virtual tours gave applicants to feel the campus and culture without physically come to school.

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Beside giving interviews and only tours, Black and Gold also host online webinars and connect with specific perspective students with any questions.

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Jillian Adam Maurice Almulhi Brianna Ayers Tam Bortz Geoffrey Boyle Terry Bukowski John Conran Kyle Desmond Jamie Didato Andrew Doucette Malica Gjonbalaj Rong Gu Moe Hizam Bernie Korab Dave Laflamme Jenna Lindemayer Ben Lucas Jessica Murphy James Nilson Alex Nunez Angela Pace-Stall Nithya Rajkumar Mike Snodgrass Chris Vervaert Mark Walters

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Our Dining Hall Staff:

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Rob Adams Executive Chef

Joseph Williams Sous Chef/ Assistant to Director

Dining Hall

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Following the campus’ and the world’s shutdown last spring, the administration was tasked with designing a new dining hall plan within the CDC’s guidelines while also maintaining the tradition and connectivity of the Armstrong Dining Hall. Many new protocols and safety precautions had to be implemented and the dining hall staff have worked tirelessly to accomplish an environment in which the community can enjoy meals and feel safe doing so. One of the biggest protocols to accommodate was social distancing. The head of dining services, Mr. Greaves explained “We loved Family style but, It was hard from being able to seat 480 guests at once to only 120.” Along with the change in table occupancy, came a shift in the flow of the dining hall; 6-foot marks were placed on the floor to maintain social distancing in the newly implemented lines of the dining hall lobby and servery. The meal monitor, Mrs. Phillips commented, “The servery is wide enough for multiple lines of students to maintain six-foot distancing while selecting their food.” Despite these changes, the traditions of the dining hall have been maintained. While there is no longer family-style dining, the new table arrangements allow for two community members to connect and converse mask-free. This opportunity is something many students and faculty appreciate given that it is one of the only times people can talk face to face without a barrier. The Armstrong Dining Hall continues to be a place that brings the Westminster community together and fosters a sense of togetherness that is especially valuable given these circumstances. 89

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Adam Greaves Food Services Director

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Continuing Traditions: Chapel

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A word from the John Hay Society Q: What does chapel mean to you? What impact has it had? A: Chapel is a place for the whole community to gather and take a break from the hustle of our daily lives. It's like a little haven from the stress and schoolwork that can be overwhelming. The chapel has given me time to reflect back on my day, week, etc, and appreciate other people's stories. It has really opened my eyes to the experiences of others and how you never truly know what someone is going through.

At left: Socially distanced chapel spectators. Students and faculty who delivered chapel talks included, left to right, Ms Mayopoulos, who spoke about how she used Spanish to reach people in meaningful community action, the Black Affinity Group who generously shared insights into their experiences at Westminster and in their communities, Mr Williams, Mr Rasheed, Mr Huguley and Mr Pringle, who gave a series of roundtable discussions of their experience as Black male educators. Memorable talks were also given by Olivia Goldstuck, Hunter Hoogkamp, and Aliie Masthay.

Q: What do you love about chapel? A: I love that Chapel never fails to amaze me. Each time I enter the Chapel and hear a story, I grow to appreciate that time even more and the willingness of the speaker to share their story. I also love the people in John Hay and the small, close-knit community that forms. Members of the 2020-2021 John Hay Vestry Izzy Bailey, Nathalie Charles, Tunji Osho-Williams, Will Rizzo, Hudson Stedman,Campbell Swift

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Claire Taylor '21, head of the John Hay Society, shared her thoughts on our Chapel program, and how John Hay has had to adapt in this uniquely challenging year.

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Q: How has chapel changed this year with the pandemic? A: Chapel is now a lot less frequent and the whole teacher and student body are not able to fit inside the Chapel. We have had to navigate seating and the number of people who can actually give chapels, but we have maintained the essence of Chapel; a secure place to share stories and experiences with members of the school.

Newly elected John Hay members, 2020-2021

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What do you do on the weekends?

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"I love coming on campus to play squash with my friends." Daniel '24

What is your favorite spot on the hill? "The library is

definitely underrated. Whether you want to study or get lost in a good book, it's a treasured spot for everyone." Tia '23

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What are some of your favorite Westminster traditions?

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"The lawn ceremony is always something upperclassmen look forward to and a highlight of everyone's year." Janessa '22

What's the most enjoyable thing at Westminster? "Getting to try so many new things and being surrounded by people who support you and want you to succeed." Allie '21

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Due to this year's COVID-19 regulations, the traditional Winter and Spring formals were not possible. Instead, the dining hall staff, the administration, and a dedicated group of students organized dinner date. Students created signs to ask their dates, dressed up, and shared a meal in the dining hall to preserve the fun and tradition of Westy's formals.

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Dinner Date

" The dinner date was amazing. The food tasted wonderful, and the atmosphere was graceful. I had a great night" - Layton Harmon

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dancing for a quiet evening with a friend full of deep conversations and delicious desserts" - Janessa Yan

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Student Activities Committee

Clubs & Special Interest Groups

The Student Activities Committee worked extra hard this year to organize activities for the students on and off campus. Their effort brings the school community together and create bondings under this year's special conditions.

Drug Awareness Club Club head : Olivia Olney

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Beside all the clubs listed on this page, Westminster School has clubs in almost every area of student's life to give everyone opportunities to show their leadership and contribute to the school's community. Listed on the right are the clubs that did not get highlighted on this page.

Hope On The Hill Robotics Model UN Global Forum Jewnion Coding Club The Westminster News Yearbook Entrepreneurship Club Art With Heart

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The Drug Awareness Club was created to provide a place on campus for students to learn about drugs and the effects on the brain and body -- long and short -- so that they can make informed decisions in the future. Each meeting we focus on a certain drug to discuss and bring awareness to.

Math Club The Martlet SWE Club Ski Club Eco Team SMO AIAS Ozone Art Club mARTlet Club Banana Split

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Bring Change To Mind BC2M is a club aimed to spread awareness about mental health issues in teenagers. by discussing and spreading information. Club Leader: Quinn Plumb

Serving Our Neighbors President: Simmonne Ponce

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SON dedicates themselves to promote students' awareness in contributing to the bigger community outside of Westminster School. They host donation events where the money is given to charity institutions. In the spring, SON hosted a Charity Miles event which raised over 3000 dollars.

Street Dance Club Street Dance Club is a place for dancers around the campus to explore a different form of dance other than ones taught during afternoon activities. Jerry Wang's solo

Vice President: Hudson Stedman

Winter Concert performed by Jerry Wang and Alex Ellis

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Sports Medicine Club The Sports Medicine Club is for students interested in a career in medicine-- more specifically sports, physical therapy, and athletic training.

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DAY STUDENTS

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Third Form

Hi! Let us take you on a tour of campus through the eyes of a day student. First stop: the library! Gund Reading Room is a great spot to hang out throughout the day. It has couches, desks, even a fireplace to keep the room super cozy. It also has a great view of central campus, including the chapel and Commencement Lawn. The life of a day student is never boring! Except for when we have four hours in between classes and our boarder friends are in their dorms...

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Haley Cramer

Justin Cardia

Haley Cramer

Elysse Cumberland

Morgan Curtis

Grant Daigle

Nora Davis

Grace Doherty

Daniel Edwards

Emily Ginter

Cassie Goundrey

Catherine Graves

Jake Holland

Madison Khuu

Kaitlyn McQueeney

Marleigh Monroe

Matthew O'Connell

Taylor Schuster

Jack Sheldon

David Suit

Grace Tyler

Adarsh Varanasi

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Lucy Benoit

Dylan Bloom

Mckenzie Bloom

Sam Bradley

Maris Cathcart

Ethan Cramer

Tommy Cramer

Bianca D'Onofrio

Alexa Dailey

Jack Darnowski

Matt Greggains

Jillian Gregorski

Troy Griffith

Gabby Haughton

Calvin Hurty

Ryan Jainchill

Ava Lynch

Tia MacDonald

Emma Mason

Josh Mason

Jakub McKinney

Chris Paolella

Cole Raycraft

Hayden Raycraft

Simone Routledge

Parker Sinclair

Allen Zhou

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Fourth Form

Hi! We're still in the library because day students don't really go anywhere else. This is one of Armour's beautiful study rooms. You can do anything here: from Zoom meetings to making TikToks, you don't ever need to leave the library. They're also a great place for an impromptu nap!

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Fifth Form

We've moved down to the first floor of the library now! It's decorated for every season! This is where the really cool kids hang out, if you couldn't tell. We have lots of amenities down here: the printer, Mrs. Stevens, crossword puzzles galore, and you can even find the occasional dog! There's also books if you're into that.

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Calista Adorno

Keegan Bankoff

Ashlyn Clapprood

Ellie Cramer

Sofia Daniele

Sam de Kanter

Tyler Donegan

Lindsey Valenti

Tyler Gutsfeld

Max Larock

Raymond Liu

Isabella Mattson

Gabe MaysSanchez

Isaac Mullen

Owen Murphy

Lauren Valenti

John Picard

Jonah Prentiss

Molly Rubin

Hannah Schuler

Kellen Seeley

Kade Smith

Bella Tawney

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Sixth Form

Our last stop on the tour is Lobdell Reading Room, a popular hangout spot for only the coolest in the class of 2021. Though it is a "silent" room, don't let that fool you. It's the loudest spot on campus! Though it looks a little different from last you, it's still the only place that you can find someone cramming for their math test and someone else practicing their cartwheels.

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From the day student lounge our freshman year all the way to Lobdell (a full 30 steps away), we senior day students have really explored all corners of campus. Thanks for tagging along on our tour!

Francesca Bradley

Xander Cardia

Zachary Eckerson

Connor Eddy

Kendrick Freeman

David Harris

Kieran Haug

Jenna Kosior

Harrison Lehman

Jack Luppino

Nick Mascolo

Allie Masthay

Alison Mayer

Cooper Organ

Eva Pfeiffer

Ral Reyes

Claire Taylor

Alisa Toner

Ella Varano

Lucas Wahlberg

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Members of Mr Marco's corridor were Sophia Coumantaros, Hope Zimmerman, Sasha van Vredenburch, Nora Rodgers, Sam DeLeo, Tatum McBreen, Morgan Pineault, Tessa Sorenson, Chloe Patricof, Halli Keenan, Rachel Ha, Annabelle Smith, Lucy Jones, Annie O'Shea, LouLou Rasmussen, Eliza Cabot, Araceliz White, Tarapi Pyo, and Kelly Youngman.

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Residents of the Curtises' corridor were Cambell Swift, Katherine Ashe, Ellie Bailey, Laine Partington, Jane Burke, Sarah Rocchio, Alex Whalen, Cecily Bedford, Phoebe Naylor, Miranda Douglass, Aniela Apteker, Avery Bressel, Elizabeth Pruellage, Annabelle Gitterman, and Sophia Peterson.

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Residents of Ms Ciarleglio's corridor were Izzy Bailey, Mia Lee, Carolyn Cheng, Taylor Horgan, Catherine Grant, Allison Reich, Maya Tavares and Olivia Gordon.

Members of Ms Smith's corridor were Elena McGuigan, Grace Rabley, Olivia Emerson, Westie Strawbridge, Jenny Jin, Margaret Mahoney, Jacqueline Wu and Alice Tao. 109

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Residents of Mr Zalinger's corridor were Siena Holowesko, Casey Winslow, Tatum Courtmanche, Anna Veber, Lara Connor, Margot Douglass, Eliza Breen, Ceci Owen, Margaux Sorenson and Serin Lee

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Residents of Mrs Hugabonne's nests were Nina Ahl, Shelby Oken, Michaela Crabtree-Crowley, Elle Dorrian, Elise Strawbridge, Callie Dermody, Emma Gurnell, Margaret Sadak, Hailey Tullo, Gemma Green, and Kayla Ireland

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Residents of Mrs McGuigan's nests were Celia Sotirhos, Olivia Goldstuck, Charlotte Carrel, Betsy Winslow, Arin Goldberg, Tatiana Restrepo, Molly Standish, Ava Johnson, Mae Cilmi, Gabby Palmowska, Min Qifei, Hannah Tarazi, Amelia Jansing, and Jasper Paul

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Residents of the Woslegers' corridor were Riley Vincent, Paige Smith, Tyler Watson, Margaret Breen, Charlotte Trafelet, Ava Beckford, Carly Liebenthal, Marina Steinle, Whitney Stroh, Amanda Busky, Eliza Roach, Caroline Bartley, Amelia Molin, Priscilla Ameyaw, Tsheann Benjamin, and Andrea Warrick.

Members of Mrs McGrath's corridor were Ellie Thorson, Francesca Bradley, Maggie McCarthy, India Lalor, Chandler Green, Bella Ursano, Annie Brewer, Alex Buerck, Sydney Schuster, Elizabeth Symonds, Lela Thompson, Ruthanne Haims, Margaret Kennedy, Ariel Seidu, Tatum Constant, Cammi Ahern, Liv Fernandez, and Lexi Guerin.

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Residents of Ms Finn's corridor were Grace Cristini, Elizabeth DiBlasi, Lilly Marvin, Elizabeth Wolf, Olivia Olney, Caroline Pratt, Annie Kim, Nicole Smith and Mariama Camara.

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Members of Ms Vailas' corridor were Alexa Dwyer, Marta Hagelin, Anany Marcano, Paris Pescatore, Kara Dominick, Taylor Hill and Caroline Cochener.

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Oliver Olson '23 Hewitt Shelton '23 Jack DeGulis '23 Jack Adams '23 Teddy Bailey '23 Marcello Demerski '23 Oliver Hocking '23

Residents of Mr Cahill's corridor included Peter Miller '22, Spencer Kwan '22 Ben Fenner '22, J-C Lane '21, Rich Mugler '22, Will Warner '22, Tremaine Dawson '21 and Ben Fenner '22

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Niclas Swahn '22 Alex Unruh '22 Ben Mihailovich '22 Jack Kelly '22 Benjamin Li '21 Will Beckford '23 Charlie Pappas '22

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Jerry Wang '22 Jackson Davies '22 Matt Park '21 AJ Paladino '21 Oliver Frantzis '22 Ezequiel Jimenez '22 Bryce Wood '22 Jamai Miller '22

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Mr Mayfield's corridor residents are Brennan Horn, Teddy Mangiarotti, Daniel Guo, Theodore Marino, Peter Sanger, John Hadden, Nicholas Wurts, James Frangos, William Lown, and Jeremy Hopsicker

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Mr Crosby's corridor residents are Rhys Marschke, Jackson Raymond, Harvey DeMovick, Logan Sun, Will Mell, Nathan Stevens, Jordy Nelson, Max Brownback, Nathan Lee, Dane Moliterno and David SantaMaria.

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Mr Court's corridor residents are Jackson Alpaugh, Charlie Raymond, Max Simpson, Will Whiting, Hudson Stedman, Will Rizzo, Bennett Ostern, Rex Flinn, Tristram Deery, and Cisco Lilien

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Mr Randall's corridor residents were Alex Shao, Max Hong, James Beit, Chase Arnett, Sung Min Cho, Mason Clarke, Andres Garibay, and Jaden Goodsell

Mr Lawler's corridor residents were Zach Blest, Wylie Clarke, Hunter Hoogkamp, Ryan Huntley, Will Mazzaro, Patty Mac McAleavey, Will Murphy, Dylan Vincent and Beck Winsor

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Mr Desjardin's corridor residents were Jack Carter, Stuart Deery, Stuart Dorman, Teddy Feroleto, Ryan Flam George Hartmann, Gabriel Lugo, Agee Peters, Joey Scrofani Lawrence Taylor, and Christian Yalda

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Mr Cary's corridor residents were Victor Barakett, Justin Chaput Seve Cordero, Newt Cutler, Owen Kaplan, Dylan McLamore, Ben Michaud, Sam Obeng, Jack Wainwright, and Luca de Sanctis

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Third Form Class Officers

Form President Will Whiting

Vice President Charlie Raymond

Carolyn Cheng

Jenny Jin

Dane Moliterno

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Form Dean Grant Gritzmacher

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CLASS OF Westie Strawbridge

Maya Tavares

Adarsh Varanasi

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Jackson Alpaugh

Aniela Apteker

Cecily Belford

Avery Bressel

Eliza Cabot

Justin Cardia

Carolyn Cheng

Haley Cramer

Elysse Cumberland

Rebecca Curtis

Grant Daigle

Nora Davis

Tristram Deery

Harvey DeMovick

Grace Doherty

Daniel Edwards

Olivia Emerson

James Frangos

Emily Ginter

Annabelle Gitterman

Olivia Gordon

Cassandra Goundrey

Catherine Grant

Catherine Graves

Daniel Guo

John Hadden

Jake Holland

Taylor Horgan

Zhiyuan Jin

Madison Khuu

Blessing Kieh

Haein Lee

Sungmin Lee

Chunghon Li

Francisco Lilien

William Lown

Margaret Mahoney

Theodore Marino

Rhys Marschke

Kaitlyn McQueeney

Jaden Mentor

Dane Moliterno

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Marleigh Monroe

Logan Murphy

Matthew O'Connell

Chloe Patricof

Sophia Peterson

Elizabeth Pruellage

Tarapi Pyo

Charles Raymond

Jackson Raymond

Allison Reich

Sarah Rocchio

Nora Rodgers

David SantaMaria

Taylor Schuster

Jack Sheldon

Max Simpson

Tessa Sorenson

Anne Strawbridge

David Suit

Logan Sun

Leyi Tao

Maya Tavares

Grace Tyler

Adarsh Varanasi

Yefei Weng

Alexandra Whalen

Araceliz White

William Whiting

Jacqueline Wu

Nicholas Wurts

Kelly Youngman

Zhaoyang Zhang

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Fourth Form Class Officers

Form President Oliver Hocking

Vice President Teddy Bailey

Sam Bradley

Emma Mason

Jack Rockefeller

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Form Dean Paul Kendall

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Lucy Benoit

Ava Beckford

2023

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John Adams

Kalilah Akbar

Brian Arnett

Theodore Bailey

Caroline Bartley

Ava Beckford

William Beckford

Lucy Benoit

Dylan Bloom

Mckenzie Bloom

Sam Bradley

Margaret Breen

Mariama Camara

Francesca Carnovale

Jack Carter

Maris Cathcart

Mason Clarke

Ella Clofine

Ethan Cramer

Thomas Cramer

Bianca D'Onofrio

Alexa Dailey

Jack Darnowski

Stuart Deery

Santino DeFazio

John DeGulis

Marcello Demerski

Carolyn Dermody

Elizabeth DiBlasi

Peter Diorio

Stuart Dorman

Boniface Fatohou

Olivia Fernandez

Ryan Flam

Andres Garibay

Jaden Goodsell

Charles Gordon

Chandler Green

Matthew Greggains

Troy Griffith

Ruthanne Haims

Gregory Hartmann

Gabrielle Haughton

Jay Henry

David Hocking

Pinchao Huang

Yee Ting Hui

Calvin Hurty

Ryan Jainchill

Jillian Gregorski

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Daniel Jang

Dongha Kim

Jun Ho Lee

Carly Liebenthal

Qingyi Liu

Gabriel Lugo

Ava Lynch

Tia MacDonald

Emma Mason

Joshua Mason

Rowan Masse

Theodore Massie-Vereker

Saskia Mattiko

Magdelaine McCarthy

Caterina McGuigan

Jakub McKinney

Amelia Molin

Andrew Nelson

Oliver Olson

Christopher Paolella

Colin Pogue

Cole Raycraft

Hayden Raycraft

James Rockefeller

Catherine Rodrigues

Simone Routledge

Katharine Sanger

Joseph Scrofani

Hewitt Shelton

Parker Sinclair

Nicole Smith

Paige Smith

James Staniar

Marina Steinle

Whitney Stroh

Elizabeth Symonds

Lawrence Taylor

Lela Thompson

Charlotte Trafelet

Annabella Ursano

Riley Leighton Vincent

Wade Volo

Tyler Watson

Elizabeth Wolf

HyunWoong Yang

Ximan Yuan

Alvin Zhang

Allen Zhou

Heather Zhu

Mason Zottola

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Fifth Form Class Officers

Benno Wurts

Newt Cutler

Christian Yalda

Samuel Obeng

Kellen Seeley

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Form Dean Lee Huguley

Form President Cooper Kistler

Vice President Daniel Lurie

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CLASS OF Kade Smith

Hannah Tarazi

Bella Tawney

2022

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Callista Adorno

Cammi Ahern

Nina Ahl

Priscilla Ameyaw

Emma Audi

Junyoung Bak

Oscar Ball

Keegan Bankoff

Victor Barakett

Peter Barrett

Aldiyar Beisenov

James Beit

Tsheann Benjamin

Eliza Breen

Justin Chaput

Sung Min Cho

Mason Cilmi

Ashlyn Clapprood

John Clofine

Caroline Cochener

Lara Connor

Michaela Crabtree-Crowley

Elizabeth Cramer

Grace Cristini

Earle Cutler

Sofia Daniele

Jackson Davies

Samantha de Kanter

Luca de Sanctis

Kara Dominick

Tyler Donegan

Ellen Dorrian

Margot Douglass

Alexa Dwyer

Benjamin Fenner

Oliver Fenner

Thomas Feroleto

John Oliver Frantzis

Bennett Ghriskey

Arin Goldberg

Tyler Gutsfeld

Marta Hagelin

Taylor Hill

Luke Holyfield

Yufei Hong

Jeremy Hopsicker

Kayla Ireland

Amelia Jansing

Carlos Jimenez

Ava Johnson

Daniel Judge

Owen Kaplan

Jack Kelly

Margaret Kennedy

Cooper Kistler

Spencer Kwan

Jackson Lages

Max Larock

Serin Lee

Raymond Liu

Devon Llano

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Daniel Lurie

Anany Marcano

Lillian Marvin

Isabella Mattson

Margot Maxwell

Gabriel MaysSanchez

Adam Mendelson

Benjamin Michaud

Benjamin Mihailovich

Jamai Miller

Peter Miller

Qifei Min

Baker Morton

Richard Mugler

Isaac Mullen

Owen Murphy

Thomas Nugent

Samuel Obeng

Kristina Oganyan

Shelby Oken

Olivia Olney

Jacob Osborne

Cecilia Owen

Gabriela Palmowska

Charles Pappas

Jasper Paul

Paris Pescatore

Jefferson Peters

John Picard

Caroline Pratt

Jonah Prentiss

Tatiana Restrepo

Molly Rubin

Margaret Sadak

Hannah Schuler

Kellen Seeley

Ariel Seidu

Zhenxuan Shao

Kade Smith

Margaux Sorenson

Molly Standish

Elise Strawbridge

Carolyn Sutro

Niclas Swahn

Pattarapongpun Tantichot

Hannah Tarazi

Isabella Tawney

Alexander Tonioni

Hailey Tullo

Alexander Unruh

Lauren Valenti

Lindsey Valenti

Sawyer von Jess

Jonathan Wainwright

Junzheng Wang

William Warner

Bryce Wood

Benjamin Wurts

Christian Yalda

Janessa Yan

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Sixth Form Pages 137

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Our current Sixth Formers on their hike up Talcott Mountain during their Third Form year!

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Remember When...

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PREFECT BOARD

Francesca Bradley

Jane Burke

Olivia Goldstuck

Jordy Nelson

It has been a crazy four years together. I suppose "crazy" is an often cited word to describe a high school experience because it encapsulates all of its aspects - the good, the bad, and the ugly. However, I think ours has been particularly unique. No one would have thought that a global pandemic would come in to thwart many of our individual and collective plans and goals for our senior year. Although much of what we will look back on, especially related to this year, has been skewed by this virus, it in no way defines us. We are a creative, intellectual, athletic, and passionate group of individuals. Yet, even more importantly, we are a group of incredible people that have made so many positive contributions to the communities which we are a part of. Nothing can ever take these qualities we have that are so special away from us. Over the last four years, we have watched each other, through our successes, failures, and a ton of adversity, grow to incredible heights. We have formed memories that will last long after we leave the hill, and built relationships with both students and faculty that will shape our lives forever. While I am sad that the inevitable ending of our Westminster days is nearly here, and I have yet to accept the reality of the many shortcomings of this past school year, I couldn't be more sure that each of us is leaving the hill with a multitude of experiences that will allow us to accomplish incredible things, both in college and beyond. I love each and every one of you, and will forever be grateful to have been a part of this special group of people.

William Rizzo

Olatunji Osho-Williams

Bennett Ostern

Hudson Stedman

Nate Stevens

Campbell Swift

Claire Taylor

Will Rizzo

Head Prefect

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Izzy Bailey Junior Prefect Class President

To the Class of 2021,

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Mr Rasheed has been with the class of 2021 since their first moments as a Martlet, whether they arrived as a PG or a Third Former. The Class of 2021 is proud to be his first graduating class as a dean, and we thank him for always wanting the best for us, and expecting the best from us, over these four years.

A note from Sixth Form Dean, Mr A-men Rasheed Dear Class of 2021: You did it! I’m proud of you. From day one, I have done my absolute best to hear you, support you, and serve you. I will never forget these four years with you. It has been my honor and privilege to watch you grow as scholars, athletically, in all realms of the arts—but most importantly: in

your character. This year in particular has been incredibly difficult; however, I have been nothing short of amazed to see so many of you seize the moment to create wonderful memories, and help make this community a better place in spite of this pandemic. I’d like to personally thank our

Prefect Board for your endless energy and input. Many of you have been together since the beginning. Your leadership has made all the difference. 2021, the best form: I love you, and I will miss you. Thank you for allowing me to learn and grow with you. I wish you all the best! Mr. Rasheed

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What do our Sixth Formers most wish they knew back when they began their time at Westminster? From the nostalgic, to the practical, to the sublime, we have collected the wisdom they shared from four years here on the Hill. They have clearly learned a lot that will serve them well in college, and in life.

"Be friends with Mr. Ulrich."

"Be as kind as possible to everyone you meet."

"Trust the process."

"Enjoy the ride because it goes by fast." "Nobody is judging you."

"Cherish the ones you love and always be bold enough to tell them."

"There's no point in stressing out over things you can't control."

"Have fun!"

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"Enjoy every second and don't take anything for granted."

"Don't be afraid to take up space. This is your journey, take ownership of it."

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Third Form self... "Prioritize your mental health because you can only do so much before you burn out."

"Go to all the club meetings because it's a great way to meet new people."

"Be yourself." "Don't faint in the Stud."

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"Don't be stupid!"

"Don't worry about what other people think."

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"Bring snacks and extra socks."

"Don't stop working hard."

"Don't be afraid to reach out and ask for help."

"Your ideas are important and valid, make sure they're heard."

"Spend time on things that matter."

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Sixth Form Katherine Ashe

Eleanor Bailey Ellie, Ebails, Eleanora, EB

Ka$he, Ka$he Money

"I haven't even begun to peak. And when I do peak, you'll know." -Dennis Reynolds

Swimming, French Culture & Cuisine Club, Black & Gold, Fly Fishing Club, SAC, Grillin' & Chillin', Eco Team

1st Girls Squash Captain, 1st Girls Lacrosse, Black & Gold, Peer Facilitator, SAC, Fly Fishing Club, Food Committee

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"You know, being approachable isn’t that important anyway. The Queen hasn’t smiled since the ’70s, and her birthdays are still very well attended." - David Rose

Aleyna Baki

Isabel Bailey

"There are millions of possibilities for the future, but it's up to you to choose which becomes reality." -Garnet

"What if all we have are the means?"

Junior Prefect, John Hay, Dramat, Banana Split

Model UN

Zachary Blest

Francesca Bradley Fran, Frank, Francis

Zach Blest

“If it be now, ’tis not to come. If it be not to come, it will be now. If it be not now, yet it will come—the readiness is all. Let be.” -Shakespeare

"Beginnings are usually scary, and endings are usually sad, but it's everything in between that makes it all worth living" -Bob Marley

Baseball

Black & Gold Head, 2nd Girls Hockey, 3rd Girls Soccer, Prefect Board, John Hay, AAOFA

Anne Brewer

Maxwell Brownback

Annie, Annith, Anno, Annedawg, Annebull, Annikins, SS, Sydney "Some of us are thriving, and some of us are surviving." -GGG

Max, Brownback, Double-B, BB, JB

"I am congress; I’m the president.” -Waka Flocka Flame

"And I'm neither." -Sydney Schuster Swimming, Global Forum, Model UN, CAC, SMO, Jazz Band, String Ensemble, Peer Leader, Black & Gold, AAOFA

Ski Club President, Black & Gold, The Flock

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Izzy

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Class of 2021 Alexandra Buerck

Jane Burke

Alex, Al, Balex

janeybaby7, janice, janita

"I won't go into a big spiel about reincarnation, but the first time I was in the Gucci store in Chicago was the closest I've ever felt to home." -Kanye West

"How could I possibly be expected to handle school on a day like this?" -Ferris Bueller

Global Forum President, Westminster News And Politics Editor, Model UN, 3rd Girls Soccer, 3rd Girls Tennis

Prefect Board, Dramat Co-President, SON, SAC, John Hay

Alexander Cardia Xander

Mandy

"I talk more in my sleep than I do in class."

“Shake and bake baby” -Cal Naughton Jr.

1st Girls Ice Hockey, 1st Girls Softball, 1st Girls Field Hockey, Sports Medicine Club

Soccer, Lacrosse, Hockey

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Amanda Busky

Nathalie Charles

Charlotte Carrel

Nat, Shawty, Wifey, Despicable Woman, Fairy, The Fashionable Nat, Monologuer. “Better late than ugly”

"If you surrendered to air, you could ride it." -Toni Morrison "The most beautiful part of your body is where it’s headed" -Ocean Vuong

Cross Country, Dance Ensemble, Horizons, SON, Black & Gold, Generation News

MSU Co-head, LGBT Affinity Co-head, GSA Co-head, Westy AV Co-head, SAC VP, SON, Dramat

Jean-Rene Charleston

Wylie Clarke

Gabe, Gaber Goo

"Ball you're Bugging" -Alex Unruh

"Quick sip?" -Beck Bishop Winsor

Basketball

1st Boys Soccer, 1st Boys Basketball, 2nd Boys Lacrosse

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Sixth Form Tatum Constant

Seve Cordero

"No. I am not a PG."

"Whatever you want to do, do it now. There are only so many tomorrows." -Michael Landon

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1st Girls Cross Country, 1st Girls Basketball, 1st Girls Lacrosse

Lacrosse, Cross Country

Lawton Corrigan

Scoumi, scomers, scoumster, couscous, coumi

"Get Fired, Get in Trouble, Be Brave, And Never Stop Fighting!" - Anonymous

"A hundred bad days made a hundred good stories" -AJR

1st Lacrosse, Strength & Conditioning

Girls Swim & Dive, 3rd Girls Soccer, Black & Gold, Community Service, Horizons, Eco Team

Tatum Courtmanche

Charles Crowther Crow, Duck

"It went in one ear and out the other" -Eazy-E

"I just want to get out of here and go to my bed." -Khloe Kardashian

Pickle Ball Captain, 1st Boys Tennis, IM Basketball

1st Field Hockey, 1st Girls Ice Hockey, 1st Girls Lacrosse

Tremaine Dawson

Samantha DeLeo Sam, Sammy, Samuel

"Shout out to everybody, I had fun. PS.. I'm out this" -McDebra

“Sam, can we please watch a sad movie tonight so I can cry?” -Morgan Pineault, at least 3 times a week

Track & Field, SAC, Chess Club, Choir, MSU, Dance

1st Girls Ice Hockey, 1st Girls Lacrosse, 1st Field Hockey, SON Board, SAC, Black & Gold

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Sophia Coumantaros

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Class of 2021 Miranda Douglass

Zachary Eckerson

Randi

Zach

"It's a proven fact that if you're my roommate you live longer." - Annabelle Smith

"I recognize that life is a dream, and I dream lucid." -Jermaine Cole

SON Board, Black & Gold, 1st Girls Cross Country, 1st Girls Diving, 2nd Girls Tennis

Squash, Community Services, Soccer, Loaves and Fishes. Customer is allowed to have objects outside of the margin.

Connor Eddy

Benjamin Ferrell Ben

"It's pretty difficult, making the right choice. Choose for yourself whichever decision you will regret the least." -Levi Ackerman and Petra Ral

1st Boys Lacrosse, 3rd Boys Hockey, 3rd Boys Soccer, Black & Gold, Food Committee

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Squash, Dramat, SAWS, Loaves and Fishes, Horizons

"I'm practically joking" -Sker Ball

Kendrick Freeman

Rex Flinn

"Hungry dogs run faster." -Jason Kelce

"Build your own dreams, or someone else will hire you to build theirs." -Farrah Gray

3rd Boys Soccer, Black & Gold, Swimming, 2nd Boys Lacrosse

Baseball

Olivia Goldstuck

Gemma Green

"Talking is always positive. That's why I talk too much" -Louis C.K.

"I would just like to apologize to any boy whose learning was hindered because of my shoulder or lack of a second layer"

Prefect Board, John Hay, Co-President Dance Ensemble, Co-Captain 1st Girls Cross Country

Field Hockey, Squash

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Sixth Form Lexi Guerin

Emma Gurnell

"Do you read upside down?" -Paris Pescatore

“If you persevere long enough, if you do the right things long enough, the right things will happen” -Manon Rhéaume

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1st Girls Soccer, 1st Girls Lacrosse, SAC, Black & Gold

1st Girls Hockey, 1st Girls Golf, 1st Girls Field Hockey, Black & Gold

Layton Harmon

Yoo Jung Ha Rachel, Raha

"People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing everyday." -Winnie the Pooh

David Harris

Swimming, Water Polo, MSU, CAC, Movie Club

Kieran Haug

"There is no such thing as too much snow" -Doug Coombs

"Do not stop when you are tired, stop when you are done." -Keaton McCargo

Hockey, Golf

Cross Country, Swimming, Track and Field

Siena Holowesko

Hunter Hoogkamp Hoogs

"Don't let school get in the way of your education" -Maxey

"I just want to say from the bottom of me heart, I'd like to take this chance to apologize, to absolutely nobody" -Conor McGregor

1st Girls Cross Country, Dance, Girls Tennis

1st Water Polo, 1st Boys Basketball, Lacrosse, Football, John Hay Society, Grillin' & Chillin', The Flock

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3rd Girls Soccer, Black & Gold, Swimming, 2nd Girls Lacrosse

"You will always have bad times, but they will always wake you up to the stuff you weren't paying attention to." -Robin Williams

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Class of 2021 Brennan Horn

Ryan Huntley

"Fine, you want me to take your test, I'll take your test, is that what you want?" -Jim Craig

"Do you have an extra phone?" -Teddy Shellback

1st Boys Hockey, Lacrosse

Natalie Keenan Halli

Juice

“I like being obnoxious, it’s what I’m good at.” -Annabelle Smith

“Do you want to hear something sad? I’m lactose intolerant to broccoli.” -Annabelle Smith

1st Field Hockey, French Club, Newspaper

2nd Field Hockey, Community Service, 2nd Girls Lacrosse, Black & Gold

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Lucy Jones

Jenna Kosior

Leonid Kolomeiskii Leo

“Isn’t that just kick you in the crotch, spit on your neck fantastic?” -Rachel Green

"Listen to your elder’s advice not because they are always right, but because they have more experiences of being wrong."

2nd Field Hockey, 2nd Girls Ice Hockey, Golf, Black & Gold, CAC, Grillin' & Chillin', Entrepreneurship Club, Horizons

Calisthenics Club

SoJung Kwon

India Lalor

Jessie

America, China, United Kingdom, Italy, France, Indy

"I don't do fashion. I am fashion." -CoCo Chanel

"I have seen dogs with more style than men, although not many dogs have style." -Charles Bukowski

Theater, mARTlet Club Founder, Martlets Make Music Founder, SWE, AAOFA, OZONE Club, Ladies Of Color Co-Head, Belles

3rd Girls Soccer, Swim, Eco Team, Ozone, mARTlet, AAOFA, Black & Gold

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Sixth Form Jean-Claude Lane

Choong Yoon Lee

J-C

Ian

"Impossible is a word to be found only in the dictionary of fools." -Napoleon Bonaparte

"Reality’s tight if the music is right." -Chaz Wick (Toro Y Moi)

"I'll save comments for my autobiography." -Jean-Claude Lane Art, Design, Squash, Soccer

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Dramat, Swimming, SAC, Robotics and Computer Science Club

Harrison Lehman

Hanxiao Li

H-Leh

Ben

“One must imagine Sisyphus happy” -Albert Camus

"Bad things happen when you kick Jesus out yo house" -Kenan Thompson

Domenic Luppino

Edward Mangiarotti Teddy Mangiarotti

Jack Luppino

“ Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” -John Wooden, UCLA basketball coach

"Do your job." -Bill Belichick

Fly Fishing Club head SON, 1st Boys Basketball

Nicholas Mascolo Nick, Scola

Allison Masthay Allie, Allz

"And honestly on to better things" -Lil Uzi Vert

"Never be so polite you forget your power" -Taylor Swift

Hockey, Lacrosse

SWE co-head, AAOFA co-head, Softball, SON, SAC, MSU, Yearbook, Dramat, Horizons, Peer Facilitator

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Head of Jewnion, Dramat, Horizons/SAWS

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Class of 2021 Alison Mayer

William Mazzaro Mazz

"Time can heal most anything and you just might find who you're supposed to be." -Taylor Swift

"Everything in moderation, including moderation" -Myles Mills

Hockey, Lacrosse, Black & Gold Sports Medicine Club, Peer Facilitator, Horizons, Dramat, Yearbook Customer is allowed to have objects outside of the margin.

Patrick McAleavey

Tatum McBreen Tate, Tater Tot, Tum, Tati, Itat

Patty Mac “I’m a fan of the word selfish. Self. Ish. When I say I have gotten a lot more self-ish, I mean I am less concerned with what people think of me. I’m not worried about how I’m perceived. Selfish has always gotten a bad rap. You should do for you.” -Matthew McConaughey

"At night, that's when you mess up..." -Britney Spears

Community Service, 3rd Soccer Manager, Food Committee, Black & Gold

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Lacrosse

Elena McGuigan

Grant McCargo

"My life is together, both professionally and socially" -Heath Ledger

Ski Club, 1st Boys Tennis

Dramat, 3rd Tennis, WLA, Chorale, Belles

Dylan McLamore

William Mell Mell, Meller, Melman

"Someday everything will make perfect sense. So for now, laugh at the confusion, be strong and keep reminding yourself that everything happens for a reason." -John Mayer

"As you walk down the fairway of life you must smell the roses, for you only get to play one round." -Ben Hogan

1st Baseball

Golf, Pickleball

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Sixth Form William Murphy

Charlie Moses

Gerb

Charlie Lawson Moses

“I’m so angry” -Cooper Organ

"Your tradition or mine, sir?” -David Greene, School Ties

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Lacrosse, Golf, Architecture

Jordan Nelson

Phoebe Naylor

Jordy

"Trust." -Annabelle Smith

"A good student knows how to turn it on and turn it off." -Sterno

2nd Girls Field Hockey, Community Service, Black & Gold

1st Boys' Ice Hockey, 1st Boys' Soccer Rising Sons, Ozone Art Club

Ann O'Shea

Brian Opdenaker

Annie

Bri, Bop

"Let’s boutta grub." -Annabelle Smith

"You may all go to Hell, and I will go to Texas." -Davey Crockett

2nd Girls Soccer, 2nd Girls Hockey 1st Boys Lacrosse, 2nd Boys Soccer, Pickle Ball Captain, Black & Gold, Food Committee

Olatunji Osho-Williams

Cooper Organ

Tunji

"Apparently some kids sleep at school?"

3rd Boys Squash, 3rd Boys Lacrosse

"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference." -Robert Frost Co-Head of the Black Affinity Group, President of SAC, Head of the Gathering, Co-Head of Westminster's Anonymous Voices, Newspaper Community Events Editor, Prefect Board, 1st Track and Field Captain, AAOFA, MSU, Band President

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Phob

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Class of 2021 Bennett Ostern

Andrew Paladino

Sterno

"Without pressure, there's no diamonds." -Baker Mayfield

"I might not ever fully know who I am, but I also believe that I could be whoever I want, whenever I want." -Kevin Abstract

1st Boys Hockey, 1st Boys Golf, Prefect Board, Black and Gold

Water Polo, GSA Co-Head, 3rd Boys Lacrosse, Dramat

Laine Partington Lainifer

Matt

"If you can't fight and you can't flee, flow." -Robert Elias

Newspaper co-Editor-in-Chief, Horizons Volunteer, 1st Track & Field

“The only thing I’m not good at is modesty, because I’m great at it.” -Gina Linetti

Soccer, All As One Feminist Alliance, Anonymous Voices, Tennis

Olin Peterson

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Ji Woong Park

Eva Pfeiffer Eva Keneva, Pfeifs, Ava

"I am chorale president. I will not be physically or emotionally dominated." -Dylan Foster

"Never tell me the odds" -Han Solo

Basketball Chorale/ Chamber Choir Co-Head, Belles Co-Head, AAOFA Co-Head, Horizons, Dramat, Food Committee, SON, SWE, 2nd Girls Lacrosse

Morgan Pineault

Shui Se Phoe

Morgie, Momo, Mort, Morge, Peanut, Gorman, Morg "S(he) be(lie)ve(d)." "Don't be crazy, Crazy Pänts." -Chloe Ferro Dramat, APIA, Newspaper, MUN, SON, 3rds Tennis 1st Girls Soccer, Community Service, 4th Squash, 2nd Girls Hockey, SON, Black & Gold, 3rd Girls Lacrosse

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Sixth Form Peter Plumb

Simonne Ponce

Quinn, Plumb, Plumber

“They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time it works every time." -Brian Fantana

"It’s the little things :)"

Swimming, SWE, SON, Black & Gold, HOLA

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Boys Lacrosse, 3rd Boys Soccer, Black & Gold, Food Committee

Lousia Rasmussen

Grace Rabley

"gEt oUt of mY sWamP" -Shrek

"I got that pretzel"

SMO, AAOFA, Movie Club, Banana Split, GSA, MSU, DRAMAT

2nd Field Hockey, 2nd Girls Squash, 1st Girls Tennis, SON

Rainerio Reyes

William Rizzo

Ral

"We have to continually be jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the way down." -Kurt Vonnegut

"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog" -Mark Twain

Lacrosse, Chamber Choir, Westminster News Editor

Head Prefect, 1st Boys Lacrosse, John Hay

Eliza Roach

Peter Sanger

"I finally watched Harry Potter and I just think it's a tad unrealistic. I mean, a ginger kid with two friends?" -Parks and Recreation

"I agree we need some help, but the Bros always wins!!" -Dick Fuld

1st Girls Soccer, 1st Girls Basketball, Black & Gold, Sports Medicine Club

1st Boys Hockey, 1st Boys Golf

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Loulou

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Class of 2021 Sydney Schuster

Jason Shi

Syd, Squid, Schooter, Sydnikins, SD, ifluff, Annie "Everyday is a vibe if you make it one" -Ellie Thorson

"Those grilled chicken breasts were pretty dry"

Swim Captain, Eco Team, Horizons, SON, Model UN, Peer Leader, Black and Gold, AAOFA

Swimming, Water Polo, Black & Gold, OZONE

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Justin Shi

Edward Shin

"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all." -Helen Keller

"I'll see it when I believe it"

Swimming, Ski Club

1st Boys Swim & Dive, 1st Boys Tennis, Entrepreneurship Club, Horizons, SON

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Eddie

Katherine Sotirhos

Annabelle Smith

Celia, Ceec, Ceels, Ceelsot

“Metabolism like a Lamborghini, all these people wanna be me.” -me

"Never let them see you sweat." -Mary Kennedy

1st Girls Cross Country, 2nd Girls Hockey, 2nd Girls Lacrosse, Food Committee, Black & Gold

Generation News, Debate Club, Dramat, Black & Gold

Hudson Stedman

Nathaniel Stevens

Huddy, Huddles

Nate

"Ordinary people are capable of wonderful things without even knowing they’re doing wonderful things. You know, the next thing is not planned. It is very seldom planned." -Jane Jacobs

Cross Country, Swimming, Track and Field, Prefect Board, Westminster News, Eco Team, SON, John Hay, Model UN

“It must be maple syrup, because butter don't drizzle like that” -Rob Gronkowski

1st Boys Lacrosse, Prefect Board

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Sixth Form Campbell Swift

Claire Taylor

Cam, Cammy

Clur

"Hey queen! Oh sorry...I mean coach." -Jane Burke

"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That's why it's called the present." -Master Oogway

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Prefect Board, Swim Captain, Co-Head of Fly Fishing Club, Co-Head of Grillin' & Chillin' Club, John Hay Vestry

Prefect Board, President of John Hay, 1st Field Hockey, 1st Track and Field

Elizabeth Thorson

Kien To

“I have no affinity for cows. I mean, they're cool.” -Doja Cat

“Of all the things I’ve lost I miss my mind the most.” –Ozzy Osbourne

Swimming, Yearbook, SON, Eco Team, Black & Gold, Model UN

Westminster Debate, Westminster News, Asia-Pacific Islander Affinity Group, 3rd Boys Soccer

Alisa Toner

Diana Tsibikova

Lis

"If it true that there are as many minds as there are heads, then there are as many kinds of love as there are hearts." -Leo Tolstoy Tennis 1st Track and Field

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Ellie, ET, RC, thorsonator, closet recruit, elliekins

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Class of 2021 Sasha van Vredenburch

Ella Varano

Sash, Shasha, Shashers

Rano "Surrender to what is. Say 'yes' to life and see how life suddenly starts working for you rather than against you." -Eckhart Tolle

1st Girls Tennis, 2nd Girls Squash, 3rd Girls Soccer, Cross Country, Eco Team, Peer Leader, Black & Gold

1st Girls Soccer, 1st Girls Basketball, 2nd Girls Lacrosse, Woo Club, Strength and Conditioning, CAC, Entrepreneurship Club, Bring Change 2 Mind Club

Anna Veber

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“I find it so funny that people find me so interesting” -Britney Spears

James Vincent

“It’s been magical but I’m done here.” -Khloe Kardashian

"Are you a different animal and the same beast?" -Kobe Bryant

1st Girls Cross Country, 1st Girls Squash, Black & Gold

Lacrosse

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Dylan

Lucas Wahlberg

Charles von Stade Charlie

"Loyalty is a two way street. If I'm asking for it from you you're getting it from me." -Harvey Spectre

"I feel like I'm too busy writing history to read it" -Kanye West

2nd Boys Soccer, 1st Boys Squash, 1st Boys Golf, Fly Fishing Club, Black & Gold Head

Soccer

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Sixth Form

Brandon Walker

Andrea Warrick

Walks

"Everything that shine ain't always gonna be gold" -Kid Cudi

"I don't know if you know this about me, but I have a little bit of a god complex" -WS

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"Montreal Canadiens will win the 2024 Stanley Cup, you saw it here first."

SAC VP, Ladies of Color Head, Black & Gold, Dramat, MSU, 1st Girls Hockey and Soccer Manager, Dance, BAG

1st Hockey, Soccer

Elizabeth Winslow

Casey Winslow

Betsy, Betty

"You can't live a full life on an empty stomach."

“I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious.” -Albert Einstein

1st Field Hockey, 1st Girls Ice Hockey, 1st Girls Lacrosse, Horizons, Black & Gold

1st Field Hockey, 1st Girls Ice Hockey, 1st Girls Lacrosse, Black & Gold

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Cas, Noodle, Laser

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Class of 2021 Beck Winsor

Jiefei Wu Michelle

"Why is your fist in the mac and cheese?" -Nate Stevens

"I think, therefore I am." -Rene Descartes

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Hockey, Lacrosse, Grillin' & Chillin'

Hope Zimmerman

Martin Martlet Marty

Hopeington "Grit and Grace"

Pep Squad Captain

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"I just sing what I'm feeling at the time and hope my fans will like that and appreciate that." -Britney Spears Cross Country, Squash, Soccer, Community Service

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