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Liza and Kristopher ‘91 Kasenchak Karen and Roger Katz
Siobhán Lawlor and Joe McCarthy Karolina and Philip Lewer
Eunjin and Hankyu Lim
Amy and Benny Madsen
Renny and Kenneth Mallon
Sandra and Joseph Martignetti Katherine and Robert Maxfield Elyce Melmon
Nancy and John Newman
Shirley and William Oberman Christel and Jean-Marc Parmentier Peter Schink ‘82
F. Kaleo Serughetti-Waxman and
Marc Serughetti
Omar Shihadeh ‘13
Alla Sragets and Alex Rapoport Diane Talbert
Christine and Charles Tan Barbara Thurston Lanser and
Roger Lanser
Todd Turner
Rebecca Wedl and Justin Birnbaum
Hali Weiss and David Baumgarten Kathy and Dan Whooley
Alice and Neil Wise
Priory Benefactors $250.00 +
Roberta and Stephen Bernardez Ellin Carpenter
Elizabeth Childs Treynor
Poline and Stephen Chiu
Soyun and Sung Min Cho Suzanne and Bob Couch Jeanne and Edward Cronin Lauren Donovan
Roy Dubose
Paul and Dianne Durdle Sandra and Charles Eldridge Marilyn and Ernie Erickson Mary Beth and Bruce Erickson Nathan Feldman ‘09
Dinorah Figuereo-Prince Diana and Dominique Filloux
Anne-Flore Goldsberry
Karen Gunn
Patricia Hannum
Honey Bear Trees Redwood City Mudit and Radhika Jain
Molly Kaban
Daniela Keil
Gloria Kennett
Edward and Susan Kovachy Kawai and Matthew Lai Margaret and Leo Laporte Simone and Gulliver LaValle Robert and Rachel Li
Judith Lohr
Joanna and Steven Marsheck
Lisa and Stephen Martinez
Carole Mauss
Susana Morales and Mario Gamino Eva and Karoly Nikolich
Jennifer and Donn North
E. Whitney Olson ‘61
Richard Paige
Cynthia Ridley
Michele and Rick Riebhoff
AnnuAl Fund
Athletics
2015-16 was a watershed year for Priory sports. Our
always-impressive level of participation was at an
all-time high, with 100% of middle schoolers and over
75% of all high schoolers on a team. What’s more,
boys’ and girls’ high school basketball made historic
runs, with the boys winning the CCS championship
for the second year in a row and the girls rising from
obscurity — having only fielded a JV team the year
before — to fight all the way to the CCS championship
game. Both home and away, stands were packed with cheering students and families, showcasing that special Priory community spirit. Go Panthers!
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