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Nancy K. Talbott Alexandra Thayer Jason Toy
Christine Tran Hemiup Paul J. Trudelle
Todd Turner Kailen Whang Jeffrey Wise
Lisa Wood Crystal Yang Ruben Zambrano Al D. Zappelli
In-Kind Donations
Anurag and Donna Chandra
Paul Appelblom ‘98
Judith Borcz and James Gosling Jennie Chiu and Christopher Schaepe Emily and Lance Conn
Sandra Fairon and Bruce Leak Karen and David Gregory Wendy Haesemeyer
Roberts Market
Ann Morrical and Matthew McWright Dale Schwab
Grandparents
Ellin Carpenter
Lynne Cornish
Jeanne and Edward Cronin
Sonja and William Davidow
T. Dixon Long
Sandra and Charles Eldridge Marilyn and Ernie Erickson
Marjorie and Richard Foster Elizabeth Hansell and Peter Crigger James Harris
Lynn and Steve Kieffer
Marilyn and Morton Leiter
Joseph Putnam
Freda and Wayne Seltzer
Chrystyna and Richard Umstattd Kathy and Dan Whooley
Patricia Wilson
Alice and Neil Wise
Nancy and Philip Young
AnnuAl Fund Friends
Anonymous 6
George and Bobbie Andreini Daniel and Mary Atler
Douglas and Barbara Ayer
Jean Barbagelata
Janie Bevens
Allan and Jean Bollhoffer
John and Kristin Brew
William Budge
Sylvia Busch
Richard and Bridget Cooley
Tamas and Eva Csoboth
Mark and Carolyn Dobervich Anthony and Beverly Guichard
Ed Jelich
Jack and Ginny Kavanaugh
Fr. John Kirwin
Melvyn and Irene Krauss
Robert and Katherine Maxfield Frazier Miller
James Milliken
Roger Lanser and Barbara Thurston
Lanser Francesca Turbok Junzhe Zhou
CAD Classes
A computer class that involves making designer chocolate? An
art class that teaches Design Thinking? Priory’s CAD or Computer Assisted Design classes defy easy categorization, but the students flocking to them don’t seem to mind. An exciting collaboration between the Computer Science and Fine Arts departments that’s even caught the attention of other school districts, CAD 1 and 2 allow students to dream up and create everything from original tech gadgets to edible gummies to metalwork using 3-D printing, mold- making, and hands-on fabrication. Creators Christine Hemiup and
Reed Sullivan designed the class
to incorporate industrial-grade
software and mimic real design firm
experience, and they’ve been thrilled with the results. “Students come back and tell us, ‘I’m getting a job CAD-ing for this company or that company,’ or ‘I got a summer internship,’” says Ms. Hemiup. “One student texted me to say he’s now selling his stuff online. It’s just awesome.”
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