Page 18 - Priorities #13 2000-July

Kevin Visconti, Coach Joe Montero, Nick Osborne, David Tiao, Miki Oyler, Carrie Immel
REUNION
Katie Noice was one of the several Priory students who volunteered to entertain children.
Gail Kimball, Associate Director of Development, and the Tinyee Hoang family.
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It’s the Priory soccer squint. Local alums may start meeting regularly on the campus for pick-up games with Coach Joe. Contact Dan Begin - send email through the alumni directory on the school web site, http://www. woodsidepriory.com.
George Huertas, Joerne-Eric Brugger, David Bell, Paul Jemalian, Oscar Orban
Reunion 2000 was a family week-end, with lots of spouses and children at the events, and even alumni parents in attendance. Also new and popular this year was brunch with the monks. Following Sunday Mass, the Men in Black whipped up a meal (reportedly with some help from the kitchen staff), and then sat down to enjoy the repast with their guests.
The day was clear, the sky blue and the weather perfect for the annual Saturday morning soccer match. About 20 players were out on the field with Coach Joe Montero (Class of ‘76), who again organizedandpresided. Itwasgoodenoughthat Dan Begin (Class of ‘85) is talking about organizing a monthly pick-up game here at the campus.
Lunch was an indoor-outdoor affair, with the adults enjoying the Father Christopher room and adjacent patio, and the children dashing out to the parking lot for a giant astro-jump and pony rides. Supervised by several Priory students, the kids had a truly wonderful time during the afternoon and adult activities continued uninterrupted.
Photos from more than 40 years of school history, as well as yearbooks for all the classes celebrating this year, were out for browsing. Headmaster Tim Molak led a hike over the Priory hills and also a tour through the newly expanded, modernized and highly popular Fine Arts Building. Work that
Luis Zabala (right) joined Steve and Becky Welch.