SENIOR ISSUE SENIOR ISSUE 20202020

Dear Class of 2020,

During this time of uncertainty and fear, it seems difficult not to focus on what is going on in the world currently. With many all over the world falling victim to the deadly COVID-19 virus, all we tend to think about the consequences of this development, and what it means for our future. However, this is also a time to celebrate our achievements, our graduation from QO, and to be hopeful for the future. Whether you are traveling far away to study, or staying close to home, we all are excited to move onto the next chapter of our lives. These past few years have been filled with new friendships, thrilling experiences, a state championship, dazzling productions, and lots of fun all around. At first, we were nervous freshmen, unaware of who we would become by our senior year; now in just a few short months we will be departing to undergo the next part of our lives. While that day in March may have been the last day we as students walked out of those red doors and outside those brick walls, it feels nice to know that while Corona may have canceled the rest of the year, that it can not wipe the memories of this great school out of our minds. It has been a great four years, Cougars, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for us.

Sincerely,The Prowler Staff Seniors

Pictured Prowler seniors, from left to right: Zoe Bell (American Univeristy), Lyla Kim (University of San Diego), Claire Sullivan (University of Pittsburgh), Melanie Frank (James Madison University), Ashleigh Gordon (University of Michigan), Jantzen Focht (University of Maryland, College Park), Maddie Pomrink (The Ohio State University), Ben Fleischer (University of Maryland, College Park), Zach Levey (University of California, Santa Barbara), Jenna Levy (Univeristy of Maryland, College Park), Faith Lane (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Lily Stewart (Auburn University)

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FAVORITE QO MEMORY

WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY IN HIGH SCHOOL?

MEMES TO DESCRIBE YOUR SENIOR YEAR

Buying my cap and gown. I

wonder where it is.

-Zach Muma

The 2019 States game national anthem when our entire section yelled “QO” before supporting

the team that won States!-Brooke Bedell

When there was a live bat hanging from the ceiling and security guards had to guard it the whole day.

-Monica Soni

The complete domination of

Wise in the State Semifinals

in 2018.-Larry Agyei

Riding around the building on a tricycle while people in the hallway clapped (for the Mini Tour de France).

-Jade Skok

Making pancakes during lunch

and performing on the football

field on Friday nights.

-Clare Gallagher

When Travis Mulford and I ran the Key Club table at the Club Fair, even though we

weren’t part of the club or knew what it was, but we still got two pages’ worth of sign-ups.

-Joshua Shakarji

Getting on the Calculus Bus

with Mr. Jernigan every day!

-Joseph Ripple

I would not change a thing <3-Meera Sunil

Re-do freshman year. I also wished I had con-tinued playing volleyball on the school’s team

instead of stopping after freshman year.-Eunice Oh

Try to be more social and get more involved with clubs.-Linnea Nave Griesmann

I would make sure I didn’t get hit by that car sophomore year (or that

other car senior year).-Em Weber

HAH. The coronavirus.-Kate Faraone

I would tell sophomore year me not to sign up for 5 AP classes junior year.

-James Antolick

I would tell myself to not focus on school too much and make more

memories with friends.-Shayla Nguyen

I wish I could have had a second semester of senior year.

-JJ Wilson

No regrets.-Jiahao Cui

Focus more on grades freshman year.-Thomas DeCastro

Maybe a few of my test answers.-Sam Mercer

I would get a haircut before quarantine.

-Jake Alalouf

Achieving world dominance.- Luke Choi.

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2040Where will you be in 20 years?

I will be working for the government as a researcher against invasive species. -Samantha HarringtonOn top of the world- Rhayn Connor

I will be hopefully out of school and in law enforcement protecting the people of the United States. I will have a loving husband, two kids, and two dogs: one corgi and one golden lab. :) - Emily Miller

I think I’ll be in the NFL. -William Lamphier

Traveling around the world - Jade Skok and Monica Soni

Rich ‘n’ famous -Jake CayelliOn the cover of Forbes -Jenny ChangI will be the greatest business manager. -Emily ChenBallin’ -Aliyar Agha-KhanThe moon, maybe - Ryan OmersoLivin’ the Wolf of Wall Street life while making phat stacks! -Jack FaucettStill here -Nathan YanI’ll be in the US ARMY -Heydi MartinezAlive :) -Dellphiena LelonoTeaching dance -Jamilah BostonI will be a neurologist or a neuroscience researcher living in San Francisco! -Brooke Bedell

I will be CEO of my own com-pany, married to the hot-test man in the United States, Nick Foles, and we will have 6 baller children. - Kate Faraone

White House Chief Of Staff- Kat GrcicIn 20 years, I’ll be building a nation-al profile to run for office so I can effectively serve a constituency. -Sam Mercer A successful drama therapist who’s written a bestselling book or two in the process. -Isabella Artino

I will be somewhere in the North-east foaming over high-speed trains. -Joseph Ripple

Probably still in quarantine. But if not, I will be dunking on my 6-year-old children like there is no tomorrow. -Ellah Fornillos

Coaching at a youth/collegiate lev-el as a soccer coach. Hopefully, one day I’ll be able to coach on a profes-sional level. -Larry Agyei

Hopefully, I would be able to give back to not only my parents, but also to my community with the work I do, whatever that may be. Also, I would like to start a family by then. -Rachel Andries

I will be working in a law firm or a law firm of my own. I will have a family and dogs. -Gina Burge

Singing “Thnks fr th Mmrs” and crying because I never had a graduation. - Zach Muma

I will probably be married, have a couple of children, and work a full-time job as a computer scientist. -Sabrina Chowdhury

Flipping houses and playing golf with my three boys -Kyle Balow

Your nearest Nando’s- Jonny FontekI see myself as a strong, independent women, who most likely is ready to start a family or planning to travel the world as an escape from the real world. -Jeydis EscoleroHopefully on the beach, eating a meatball sub with Jennifer Aniston watching New York Giants football. -Jantzen FochtProbably chilling on a yacht off the coast of Bermuda, living up my 30s.-Malachi GreenHappy and healthy, I hope! - Olivia D’Antona

SENIOR SECTIONtheProwlerS4 May 08, 2020

Noah AdnanStanford University

Management Sci. & Engineering

Larry AgyeiDeSales UniversityComputer Science

Liza AjekumSalisbury University

Business Communications

Jake AlaloufOhio State University

Health Sciences

Aniko AlexanderWellesley College

Psychology/Neuroscience

James AntolickUniversity of Maryland

Bioengineering (Pre-Med)

Jakob AprilWest Virginia University

Accounting

Marina AronezMontgomery College

Environmental Sciences

Isabella ArtinoConnecticut CollegePsychology/Theatre

David AvalloneLoyola University Maryland

Computer Science

Madeleine BalfourStetson University

Biology

Kyle BalowUniversity of Maryland

Undecided

Bella BardiniSalisbury University

Nursing

Jenna BauerOhio State University

Industrial Design

Brooke BedellBoston University

Neuroscience

Zoe BellAmerican University

Journalism

Anastasia BelyakovBoston University

Psychology

Catherine BelyakovDuke University

Psychology

Jacob BennettSyracuse UniversitySports Management

Jaylon BennettMontgomery College

Law Enforcement

Anna BevilleUniversity of Maryland

Criminology & Criminal Justice

Michael BhatnagarGeorgetown University

Biology (Pre-Med)

Thomas BixlerU of North Carolina Wilmington

Engineering

Eric BlackmanUniversity of Maryland

Finance

Connor BossardGeorgia Tech

Mechanical Engineering

Jamilah BostonSpelman College

Dance & Entrepreneurship

Carter BoswellUniversity of Colorado BoulderEnv. Planning & Architecture

Chris BoyerBoston College

Communications

Lucy BrakeMississippi State University

Educational Psych. & Philosophy

Jessica BrandsdorferGeorgia Tech

Mechanical Engineering

Lindsey BrickSyracuse UniversitySpecial Education

Dylan BucyVirginia TechEngineering

Gina BurgeJames Madison University

English / Pre-Law

Hailey CarinoVillanova University

Environmental Science

Madeleine CarterSt. Mary’s College of Maryland

Undecided

Jake CayelliSan Diego State University

Marketing

Jenny ChangUniversity of Maryland

Computer Sci. & Business Mgmt.

Emily ChenMontgomery CollegeBusiness Management

Natasha ChisakaTowson University

Biology

Alex ClarkSaint Leo University

Business

Luke ClarkeMontgomery College

Undecided

Noah ClarkeMontgomery College

Undecided

Viola CluneMontgomery College

History

Caitlin CrewsUniversity of Dayton

Elementary Education

Jiahao CuiGettysburg College

History

Olivia D’AntonaSt. Mary’s College of Maryland

Biochemistry

Grace DearSalisbury University

Psychology & Business

Thomas DeCastroLawrence University

Undecided

Rodman DuarteMontgomery College

International Business

Lauren DwyerUniversity of Maryland

Business

Isabel EnglishUniversity of Maryland

Chemistry

Jeydis EscoleroStevenson University

Criminal Justice

Kate FaraoneUniversity of GeorgiaSports Management

Jack FaucettUniversity of MarylandAccounting & Finance

Lindsey FaucherUniversity of Miami

International Studies

Mackenzie FergusonBucknell University

Engineering

Ben FleischerUniversity of Maryland

Ops. Mgmt. & Business Analytics

Megan FlynnUniversity of Maryland

Music (Voice) & Business

Jantzen FochtUniversity of MarylandBusiness Management

Samantha FogleUniversity of Maryland

Biology (Pre-Med)

Jonny FontekSalisbury University

Psychology

Ellah FornillosUniversity of WashingtonIntl. Studies & Archeology

Madelyn FoxNew York University

Musical Theatre

Carter FranceCollege of Charleston

Urban Studies

Melanie FrankJames Madison University

Psychology

Tyler FriedmanUniversity of Maryland

Business

Clare GallagherUniversity of Delaware

Communications

Shantee GardeUMBC

Psychology

Tanya GlowackiVirginia Tech

Agricultural Sciences

Justin GoldUniversity of Maryland

Finance

Ashleigh GordonUniversity of Michigan

Political Science/Pre-Law

Kat GrcicBrown University

Intl./Public Affairs & Economics

Julian GreenCollege of William & Mary

International Relations

Malachi GreenUniversity of MarylandBiomedical Engineering

Emma GunterVillanova University

Undecided

Paisley HahnVillanova University

Undecided

Mahraz HaiderUMBC

Biochemistry

Alex HalberUniversity of Maryland

Business

Hannah HandelmanUniversity of Edinburgh (UK)

Intl. Business & Spanish

Samantha HarringtonTowson University

Biology

Justin HinckleyGeorgia Tech

Computer Science

Zene HowardOhio State UniversityInternational Business

Izzy HozempaLehigh University

Biology

Khoa HuynhUniversity of Maryland

Computer Science

Mariana JohnsonUniversity of California, Davis

Biology

Ori JosellOberlin College & Conservatory

Environ. Science & Jazz Performance

Jack JuhringUniversity of TampaSports Management

Josie JuhringUniversity of Dayton

Comp. Sci. & Mgmt. Info. Systems

Konstantine KahadzeUniversity of Maryland

Computer Science

Julie KasayanUniversity of Maryland

Undecided

Isabella Kascic-RamosMaryland Institute College of Art

Undecided

Jared KatonRadford UniversitySports Management

Lyla KimUniversity of San Diego

Undecided

Jael KishHood University

Neurobiology & Forensics

Hannah KokindaPennsylvania State University

Nuclear Engineering

Anna Kolego-SotomayorTowson University

Criminology

Peter KorenkoJames Madison University

Finance

Alexa KotzIndiana University

Biochemistry

Alex KramerUniversity of South Carolina

Sports & Entertainment Mgmt.

Zach KramerCollege of Charleston

Business Administration

Peter KrepkiyUniversity of MarylandElectrical Engineering

Maria KutishchevaUMBC

Political Science

Liam LamphierLouisiana State University

Sport Administration

Faith LaneUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison

Industrial Engineering

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Casey LanhamUniversity of Maryland

Biology (Pre-Med)

Jenna LevyUniversity of Maryland

Undecided

Olivia LiewUniversity of Maryland

Microbiology

Rianna LukeStevenson University

Biomedical Engineering

Ryan Luke Stevenson University

Biochemistry (Physical Therapy)

Meleine MakamMontgomery College

Biology

Charlotte MayerSt. Mary’s College of Maryland

English

Luis Mayorga SozaMontgomery College

Civil Engineering

Sarah McClureUniversity of Maryland

Biology

Ben McDowellUniversity of MarylandBusiness Management

Paige McNealUniversity of Maryland

Marketing

Hannah MeitJohn Cabot University (Italy)

Art History

Kelly MejiaJohns Hopkins University

Chem. /Biomolecular Engineering

Sam MercerTulane UniversityPolitical Science

Sara MercerUniversity of Maryland

Undecided

Jinyan MiaoUniversity of Michigan

Mathematical Physics/Num. Analysis

Jason MillenPennsylvania State University

Undecided

Emily MillerUniversity of Maryland

Criminology

Max MirkinIndiana University

Marketing

Savannah MoldvayUniversity of MarylandChemical Engineering

Alaysia MorrisMontgomery College

Business

Travis MulfordUniversity of Colorado Boulder

Mechanical Engineering

Zach MumaUniversity of Maryland

Fire Protection Engineering

Enoc MunezaUniversity of Maryland

Architecture

Matthew NagyUniversity of GeorgiaReal Estate & Finance

Gavin NashUniversity of Maryland

Business Marketing

Linnea Nave GriesmannTowson University

Environmental Science

Sam NealUniversity of TampaEntrepreneurship

Shayla NguyenUniversity of Maryland

Biochemistry

Sophia Nguyen-RenlundPennsylvania State UniversityBiochem. & Molecular Biology

Vania NorambuenaMontgomery College

Education

Claire O’HalloranUniversity of Alabama

Political Science

Eunice OhUniversity of MarylandInformation Science

Ryan OmersoGeorge Washington University

History

Becca OwensTulane University

Cellular & Molecular Biology

Brenna PagleyOhio State University

Business Administration

Christina PalfreyUniversity of Virginia

Economics

Noah PatrickUnited States Coast Guard

Boatswain’s Mate

Snigdha PenmetsaUniversity of Maryland

Finance

Matthew PhamUniversity of MarylandMechanical Engineering

Alyssa PickoffOhio State University

Health & Rehab. Sciences

Maddie PomrinkOhio State University

Health & Rehab. Sciences

Jeffrey PratorBrandeis University

Undecided

Sharina ReadMonmouth University

Psychology

Sara RenziUniversity of Tennessee

Political Science

Drew Reuschlein Elon University

Cinema & TV Arts

Joseph RippleUniversity of DelawareIntl. Business Studies

Arodi Rivera López de VictoriaUndecided

Simulation & Game Design

Megan RocheJames Madison University

Undecided

Ben RosenbloomVirginia Tech

Engineering/Computer Science

Alex RothNortheastern University

Undecided

Boriana RoumenovaUniversity of Maryland

Biology

Josh RubinDuke University

Biology & Linguistics

John SalazarUniversity of South Carolina

Sports Management

Madison SchaechterUniversity of Georgia

Undecided

Cole SchamberDeSales University

Pharmaceutical Marketing

Hailey SchwartzTowson University

Elementary Education

Jonah SchwartzPennsylvania State University

Musical Theatre

Scott SchwendingerUniversity of Maryland

Undecided

Arielle SegalEmory University

Biology

Briana SegalNorthwestern UniversityMechanical Engineering

Victoria SeoUniversity of Pennsylvania

Undecided

Arianna SforzaJohns Hopkins University

Biology (Pre-Med)

Joshua ShakarjiUMBC

Economics

Irving ShiOhio State University

Computer Science & Engineering

Isabel SiegelPennsylvania State University

Health Administration

Colby SiscoCarnegie Mellon University

Mechanical Engineering

Jade SkokUniversity of Georgia

Psychology

Jemin SlackMontgomery College

Mechanical or Structural Engineering

Amy SmigajYork College of Pennsylvania

Criminal Justice

Maeve SmithUniversity of South Carolina

International Studies & Political Science

Griffin SnyderUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville

Sports Management

Nadia SolomonUniversity of Maryland

Undecided

Daniel SongJohns Hopkins University

Chemical/Biomolecular Engineering

Monica SoniWake Forest UniversityPsychology (Pre-Med)

Lily StewartAuburn University

Sports Broadcasting

Claire SullivanUniversity of Pittsburgh

Public & Professional Writing

Meera SunilUniversity of Maryland

Undecided

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University of MichiganBiology

Ryan SwigartMerrimack College

Undecided

Trevor TabitUniversity of Maryland

Computer Science

Sydney TaggartClemson University

Health Sciences & Immunology

Aaron TavelCollege of William & Mary

Government

Sai ThrasuUniversity of Maryland

Bio. Sciences / Biochem. (Pre-Med)

Sydney TooleUniversity of Maryland

Gov’t & Politics (Intl. Relations)

Jesly TorresMontgomery CollegeComputer Science

Estelle ToureMount St. Mary’s University

Undecided

Paige TyreeUniversity of Maryland

Criminal Justice & Criminology

Alyssa VendittisUniversity of Central Florida

Marketing

Josh VigilLoyola University Maryland

Biology

Jake WalesUniversity of NC School of the Arts

Scenic Technology

Em WeberSt. Mary’s College of Maryland

Anthropology

Ethan WeberUniversity of Maryland

Undecided

JJ WilsonCollege of William & Mary

Biology (Pre-Med)

Ashley WongCalifornia State University, Long Beach

Pre-Nursing

Megan WormaldVanderbilt University

Elementary Ed. & Studio Art

Danny WrightUniversity of Maryland

Computer Science

Rachel WuCornell UniversityMolecular Biology

Nathan YanUMBC

Mechanical Engineering

Sahar ZakiPennsylvania State UniversityNutrition: Dietetics (Pre-Med)

Kayla ZandPennsylvania State University

Criminology

Nicole ZandPennsylvania State University

Biology

Note: The information in the Senior Direc-tory is based on self-reported data by the seniors of Quince Orchard High School. Some seniors may not be included, since the dead-line for submitting college choices to The Prowler was May 3, 2020.

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SENIOR SECTIONtheProwlerS8 May 08, 2020

SENIOR WILLS: Class of 2020SENIOR WILLS: Class of 2020I, Larry Agyei, l leave my cap-tain’s armbands to my good friend Elliott Eager and my brother Iverson Agyei. I will also leave some goals behind for She-perd Koffie -- ball out!

I, Jake Alalouf, leave the entire cross country team, along with my bad ideas, to Benji Dubin.

I, Aniko Alexander, leave my spot in the QO softball dugout to Kylie Parker, and I leave my mom’s cookie recipes to the whole team. Make me proud next year. ;)

I, Cesar Alvarenga, leave my last brain cell that was left to Dasia.

I, Rachel Andries, leave Zlatina Mavrodieva to teach LMC how to harness their “full potential” on stage and to NOT wear rippable pants while dancing, because God knows we had a lot of that this year.

I, James Antolick, leave my heart in the wings for everyone on crew. I leave my best wishes to my brother, Matthew Antolick, and hope his junior and senior years were better than mine. I leave the giant mess backstage to Davis Kessler, with the hope he can make it better for all of theatre. Finally, I leave my lunch spot to Chris from Safeway and his friends, so that their antics may continue to entertain those at lunch.

I, Marina Aronez, leave our lunch-time shenanigans to Jonathan Posadas, Maggie Fox, and Kaycee Standsblack.

I, Isabella Artino, leave the cre-ation of the Literary Magazine in the capable hands of Leona Ripple, the permission to yell at the freshmen as a Student Director to Jamie Elder, and the pleasure of doing dressing room traditions to Elisa McCaw. And I guess I leave my car in the trusted hands of Tre Artino, with the stipulation that he will blast his music all the way to school to annoy his friends.

I, David Avallone, leave my lil bro Dylan the ability to run track.

I, Kyle Balow, leave my legacy to Brooke Balow.

I, Bella Bardini, leave my lunch spot to the next generation of freshman-senior sisters.

I, Jenna Bauer, leave the back-field bathroom to Lilja Palttala (don’t clog it), pregame voice cracks to Sasha Carter, and the JBeep to Michaela Belkin (she’s accident proof).

I, Brooke Bedell, leave my posi-tion as EIC of the yearbook and my designated desk to Baile Beck.

I, Zoe Bell, leave the morning announcements to Leona Ripple and Stephanie Duque, cross country summer runs to Jake Hemelt, and all the cheese sticks in the cafeteria to Eli Langholt. I leave sole custody of Gidget to Owen Bell.

I, Anna Beville, leave the prank wars to Maya Elzarat, Izzy Ro-

mano, and Shoshanah Fleisher. I leave the title of Horse Girl to Lilja Palttala. Make me proud, kiddos.

I, Michael Bhatnagar, leave Rica-tina for the boys in the music room.

I, Eric Blackman, leave the Wash Woods carpool to Danielle Goury, Rachel Goury, and Mia Kauff-man.

I, Jamilah Boston, leave my love for dance and drive to be a great performer to Juliana Lacy, Myiah Miller, Mich Ongwen, and Lyrique Shepard.

I, Chris Boyer, leave cg to Calvin Courbois, I leave Mr. Marsden’s classroom to Cade France, and I leave boys night to Abbey Hays and Elisa McCaw.

I, Lindsey Brick, leave the QO soccer team to Natalie Price, and my center back role and parking skills to Rachel Swartz.

I, Gina Burge, leave a good, healthy, non-virus senior year for my Class of 2022 brother.

I, Jefferson Calix, leave the fol-lowing message: Don’t skippp!

I, Hailey Carino, would like to leave my parking spot, my cheer uniform, the rat society living in the vents, and any other belong-ings I may have left behind to Tylyr Cauley. My beloved basket-ball team I leave to my prodigies Hannah Tomasetti and Jackie Lee -- keep the boys in check for me. Finally, I would like to leave the set of desks in the back of room 319 to my favorites Colton Allemong and Ben Strober.

I, Jenny Chang, leave the tri-umphs and defeats, the epic highs and lows, of being a com-puter science intern with Mrs. Adams to Brady Wales. And to my younger sister Kyla Alalouf, I leave my English skills so you can survive your senior year without me revising your essays.

I, Emily Chen, leave the following advice: Do your best, and show others your truest.

I, Fareen Chowdhury, leave Mat-thew Rubin the responsibility to bring back OG QO Theatre.

I, Luke Clarke, leave everything to you, Jhonathan, and then some.

I, Noah Clarke, leave my exces-sive amount of MIT paraphernalia to Jeffrey Jernigan.

I, Rhayn Connor, leave a crown for the homies I left behind; you’re all kings, especially Javier, Will, Ian, and Brady. Keep it real, kings.

I, Rodrigo Cornejo, leave the jump rope in the wrestling room to Michael Monkevich.

I, Caitlin Crews, leave the dark room to Camille, Erica, Gabri, Zoe, and Mia. Long Live Photo Pd. 2.

I, Cindy Cruz-Guzman, leave my attendance record to Jasmin, my younger sibling.

I, Olivia D’Antona, leave the Literary Magazine in the capable hands of Leona Ripple and Maya Ronick. Please supply Ms. Tret-tel with her prescribed dose of memes regarding “Africa” by Toto, and don’t forget to hoard snacks!

I, Grace Dear,, leave my TikTok addiction to Jhonathan Urquilla and all the balloons and hockey boys to Anna Soykan. I pass on my “annoy Pelkey card” to Benji Dubin and Kehan Bhati.

I, Thomas DeCastro, leave a wish that my little brother Ethan’s years are as enjoyable as mine were.

I, Kate Faraone, leave Shakia and my mean parking skills to Bobby Faraone. I leave my spot in the midfield to Annie Faraone. And I leave my cherry red megaphone to the QO girls varsity soccer team. Go get Peggy anotha’ ring. I, Jack Faucett, leave my face-off stick to Jaydin Acevado to an-nihilate any other FOGO, and City Wok to Lil Spano.

I, Lindsey Faucher, along with Maeve Smith, leave the debate team to Claire Poulson.

I, Ben Fleischer, leave the swim carpool cranks to Kylie Parker and Bella Neal: keep LLD rep-resented. I also leave the BBYO memories at QO to Maddy Good-stein: keep going.

I, Jantzen Focht, leave my gam-ing chair and love of the Giants to Griffin Focht.

I, Samantha Fogle, leave the ar-tistic abilities of the QO Swim & Dive Team to Emma Hinckley and the legacy of the 200 Free Relay to Kai Judge and Gabby Kitchen.

I, Jonny Fontek, leave my jour-ney to States to Benji Dubin and Kehan Bhati, and I leave my role as Jernigan’s favorite student to Ethan Fontek.

I, Ellah Fornillos, leave the Ma-rine recruiter to Josh Mwepu, and post-practice tailgates to Alex Karasik. To Isabela Mag-pantay and Zolani Kizito, I leave 930 Pointer Ridge Drive. I return the ceiling tile in the Music Of-fice back to its rightful owners. I leave my cap and gown, never used, to Brian Dwyer.

I, Clare Gallagher, leave control of room 319 during lunch to Tylyr Cauley, mid-routine winks to the Poms team, and having way too much energy for morning carpools to Noah Carino.

I, Lucy Garretson, leave the fine arts of frolicking and samba to Eri Shay and Sophia Da Silva. I leave the fly cage to Noah Weber and formally absolve Davis Kessler of all gusset-cutting duties. I leave the legend of the peach heist to Jamie Elder and Dan Johnson. Finally, I leave the title of “Cool-est Garretson in the School” to Lily Garretson (unrelated).

I, Justin Gold, leave #6 to Zach Kraus, my math skills to Kylie Parker, the lacrosse team to An-thony Spano.

I, Ashleigh Gordon, leave my incredible parking skills to Josh Gordon, my favorite test-taking seat in Jernigan’s room to Maddy Freedman, and the reign of veri-five to Courtney Hirsch.

I, Julian Green, leave my trom-bone sleeves to John Tanali, in the hopes that he can figure out a way to attach them better than we could. Hamlin Zhang, I hope that one day you can get a shiny Ferrari of your own. To Felix Angelastro, I leave this sentence in my Senior Will, since he asked for it. To Ela Green, I hope that you find the warmth and joy that I have found from being a part of this amazing community, even if it may be rough sometimes. You guys rock.

I, Paisley Hahn, leave the QO Girls Tennis team to Vaish Iyer and Kayla Young, who will hope-fully have a season next year!

I, Mahraz Haider, leave the comfy corner of my internship class to Anthony.

I, Alex Halber, leave the follow-ing message: Just straight up don’t slack off, and you’ll get good grades.

I, Hannah Handelman, leave my four enormous binders of Jerni-gan notes and my seat in the back left corner of Mrs. Patel’s room to Max Handelman.

I, Samantha Harrington, give my weeb status to Malachi, my determination in homework to Keydi, and my focus on school-work in freshman year to Ale.

I, Zene Howard, leave the Jeep, U-turn, and fockey legacy to Zoe Howard, and the driver’s seat of carpool and shortcuts out of the parking lot to Maya E.

I, Kaya Huff, leave the following message: have fun stressing out.

I, Khoa Huynh, leave my horren-dous senioritis to my sister, Han Huynh. Good luck!

I, Mariana Johnson, leave Felix the rifle to Connor Iorio and my mom box to the entirety of the QOHS Color Guard.

I, Jack Juhring, leave Justin Feinstein the cake and Bennett Moore in charge of the P.O. gang.

I, Jared Katon, leave the Quince Orchard Ice Hockey Twitter to Josh Weitzman.

I, Lyla Kim, leave my sanity and TikToks to Tatum, Rachel, and Emma. Shoutout to Sue Wari for always knowing what’s up. And lastly, a big hi to my little coug WINTER!!!! I wish we had a sea-son together!

I, Anna Kolego-Sotomayor, leave the volleyball team to all my teammates, that I know and trust, who will not start unneces-sary drama and play as a team and make it farther in playoffs!

I, Alexa Kotz, l leave all of my QO gear to Rachel Goury, Ella Kotok, and Mia Kauffman. I also leave the front row seats at every football game to Madison Good-stein and Emma Katzker. And

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SENIOR WILLS: Class of 2020SENIOR WILLS: Class of 2020lastly, I leave my QO legacy to my little brother, Jeremy Kotz.

I, Alex Kramer, leave Chloe Levine the responsibility of watching out for Sydney.

I, Zach Kramer, leave Lake Varuna to Chloe Levine, and first period laziness to Aden Charles. I leave my yearbook computer to Zach Kraus.

I, Maria Kutishcheva, bequeath my last shreds of patience need-ed to survive Law class to Maggie Fox: she will need it. In addition, I give my guard closet door to Samantha Shannon and Jade Mc-Court. I love my guard children. Lastly, I give my opening speech spot to Elisa McCaw, should she take it. She’s one of the best law-yers this team has ever seen.

I, Liam Lamphier, leave my thievery skills to Dylan Mabasa. However, I do not leave him my pencil-breaking.

I, Faith Lane, leave the role of the intellects on QO soccer to Stacy Shin and Nat Price.

I, Casey Lanham, leave locker 40B to Simo Agritellis.

I, Dellphiena Lelono, leave Sophie Oristian the wonderful mother-daughter memories and the coffee addiction throughout her senior year.

I, Meleine Makam, leave the dance crew Africa United in the dance studio to Nancy.

I, Paige McNeal, leave Tay the Jeep to Amanda McNeal, the lit car rides to soccer games to Maddy Freedman, my goalie duties to Michaela Belkin, and many free throws and sidelines to run to Julia Kavadias.

I, Sam Mercer, leave the Young Democrats club to Elisa McCaw and all of my napkins to Caroline Simmons to clean her *tragic* water spills.

I, Sara Mercer, leave the best and lucky 110 pole vault pole to Tess Isaacson. I also leave the aux to Mia Soykan to use on your way to practices.

I, Emily Miller, leave chamber choir to Ella Roth. I leave my amazing Spanish skills to Giuliana Capraro and early morning car-pool rides to Eliana Goldsamt. I leave cross country hangouts to Talia Dantus and Claire Poulson.

I, Max Mirkin, leave my love for ultra boosts, the 50 burger, and fun guy status to Michael Monkevich.

I, Ty’Anna Morris, leave my art-work at the digital art room as a way for newer students to be-come inspired and motivated to work hard.

I, Zach Muma, leave the carpool and its ‘on-campus’ parking spot to Tommy Loftus. I also leave all my 7-11 trips to Nathan Smith, Davis Kessler, and Noah Weber. I leave my graduation song to Jack Husted. I leave my completely new cap and gown to Eri Shay and my art to Olivia Cordle.

I, Gavin Nash, leave Graham the PO Box.

I, Sam Neal, leave my sisters Emma and Bella my car, which they’d better not wreck. To Josh Weitzman and JJ Pomrink, I leave my trunk for their lax gear and a future QO lacrosse champi-onship.

I, Sophia Nguyen-Renlund, wish to pass down the locker that my friend group has shared through-out the four years of high school.

I, Gina Burge, leave a good, healthy, non-virus senior year for my Class of 2022 brother.

I, Claire O’Halloran, leave all the early morning dive practices to Cadyn O’Halloran and Taylor Renzi.

I, Eunice Oh, leave all the yelling about focusing during LMC prac-tice to Zlatina.

I, Ryan Omerso, leave my props desk to whoever wins a battle royale among crew juniors. Root-ing for you, Eri; don’t tell anyone though.

I, Christina Palfrey, leave QO Cheer to Faith, Mariana, Haylee, and Zanise.

I, Noah Patrick, leave my secre-tary position for ASL to my sister.

I, Nicole Pavelle, leave my favor-ite corner on the second floor in front of the library to Kai Judge.

I, Alyssa Pickoff, leave carpools and my parking spots to Jackie Lee and Hannah Tomasetti.

I, Maddie Pomrink, leave the fo-ckey defense to Amanda McNeal, the Jones Lane carpool to Sasha Carter, the backseat to Shosh Fleisher and Izzy Romano, and the Pomrink legacy to JJ.

I, Sara Renzi, leave my spot in the senior hallway to Olivia Ryder, my morning tardiness to Lizzy Emerson, and early morning dive practices to Cadyn O’Halloran and Taylor Renzi.

I, Joseph Ripple, leave my shot put skills to Hailey Beard and my tenor saxophone to Eli Langholt. My distance running skills go to Benji Dubin and Kehan Bhati. Lastly, I leave my inner vegetar-ian to my sister, Leona Ripple.

I, Arodí Rivera López de Victo-ria, leave the following message: freshman year is easy, sopho-more year is forgettable, junior year is pain, and senior year, I can’t tell you since I was #quar-antined2020. Just know being a senior is unpredictable.

I, Megan Roche, leave Tess Issacson my flexibility because she needs it.

I, Alex Roth, leave the well-being of the remaining AM, and the somewhat-defunct Cone Run Tra-dition, to Kiana Goetze and her functioning brain cells; Asofreoth and MOQOT to Connor McCaw; The Bass section to Jaden Young and Ian Joegriner; and my car to Ella Roth (until I come back from college).

I, Josh Rubin, leave the left diving board at GSIC to Calvin Courbois.

I, John Salazar, leave #55 to Dillon Armstrong.

I, Hailey Schwartz, leave QO Theatre traditions (especially Moscow) to Elisa and Connor McCaw, Ella Coulson, Felix Angelastro, Matthew Rubin, Baile Beck, and Jayden Armour. I also leave my Latin legacy to Mr. Lynch and Latin 3.

I, Jonah Schwartz, leave my be-loved parking spot at Safeway to Charlie Schwartz & Jack Perl-man, and I leave my chair in the choir room to Matthew Rubin.

I, Briana Segal, leave my QO parking lot spot to Daniel Shea and my fresh baked challah bread to Ayelet Baisburd! My incredibly detailed and accurate Spanish notes will be passed off to Chloe Levine, and my ginger extrater-restrial energy will transmit to Emma Nickel.

I, Victoria Seo, leave nothing but good vibes and brain cells to my babyest brother, Maximus Seo (100 cm tall). May the locker curse not follow you.

I, Joshua Shakarji, leave my lack of diving skills to Calvin Courbois, I leave my non-existent position as Pit Captain to Max Lu, and I leave all future Friday taco trips to Nicholas Johnson.

I, Jemin Slack, leave the mul-tiple disc drives, Windows XP, and Hannah Montana Linux to Jake Hemelt, Kevin Young, Ryan Tseng and Brandon Kim. Also I leave DONGLES, for the win.

I, Griffin Snyder, leave my lettuce for Sean Krisoff.

I, Daniel Song, leave my flawless work ethic to Irene Song.

I, Monica Soni,leave the cross country team and screaming “XC to states” to Talia and Izzy. I leave managing the JV Boys’ Basketball team to Hannah and Jackie. Lastly, I leave my terrible parking spot and more attention from Mom and Dad to my younger brother Shaan Soni.

I, Lily Stewart, leave Lane 1 at swim practice to Madison Goodstein, Gabri Santini, and Bella Neal.

I, Meera Sunil, leave big money ballin’ to Catarina Gacek, Carly Fleischer, and Carla Elorrieta, and quitting track senior year to Zolani Kizito and Isabela Magpantay.

I, David Tashman, leave Brandon Farfan and Brandon Cavey the amazing stories and memories we shared throughout the year.

I, Chalita Thongpan, leave an honorable position to the upcom-ing Vice President of the Chinese Honor Society. I hope you enjoy your work (fingers crossed).

I, Sydney Toole, leave the dance studio & ridiculous facials to the poms team, the word “fool” to Tatum Goozh, and the back cor-ner parking spot to Alexis Toole.

I, Jesly Torres, leave the desk in Ms. Mohan’s room during JUNTOS practices to my little sister, Tania Torres.

I, Paige Tyree, leave the driver’s seat of the Mazda to Jack Tyree, and the passenger seat to Jake Czworka.

I, Alyssa Vendittis, leave the track and my parking space to Mandy Vendittis.

I, Emma Weber, leave my spot on the box in the backstage hallway to Natalie Cornejo. I also leave my Classic Weber Bad Luck to my brother Noah, and my paper edit-ing skills to Izzy Ballew. Lastly, I leave the table decorations I stole from prom 2018 to Selena Nguyen. I’ll miss everyone.

I, Ethan Weber, leave the job of raking second base after practice to Sean Krissoff and Jason Weber.

I, JJ Wilson, leave the follow-ing: To Alex Schrier, I leave you STAR; do better with it than me, PLEASE. To Anton Parmach, I leave all my cutoff t-shirts, phys-ics notes, and my country playl-ist. To Jack Santiago Parmach, I leave you with the name of Foppe. To Simo Agritellis, I leave you with the super strict Keto diet. Ben Daughtry and Michael Monkevich, take care of the baseball team and continue the pre-game cranks, you bums. To Daniel Shea, I leave you with the Pit Vipers and NCAA football ‘14. To Rabs, I leave you with that Gemelli’s sandwich I still owe you. To Dante Thompson, a steak knife and the streets of NoPo. Finally, to my brother James Wilson, I’m not leaving you a legacy, because you don’t need it, just a promise: promise me to make the most of every second of QO. It’s the greatest four years you’ll have.

I, Ashley Wong, leave Andrew Le with my calculus brain and the $64 volleyball jacket; Emma Lee Freeman, Gabe Merilos, and Jasmine Tran with my nonex-istent violin skills; and Monica Chen with my mediocre driving skills.

I, Megan Wormald, leave FCA to Emma, Ellie, Chloe, and Kenny; my love of dance to my pommies; and my parking space and every-thing else to Kenny Wormald.

I, Rachel Wu, leave all my color-coded calculus index cards to the fabulous Ms. Patel for saving my degenerating math skills; my water molecule model to Mr. Majkrzak to remind him that the bond angle is 104 degrees, which is not a right angle; all my AP Bio free responses to my AP Chemistry teacher, and all my happy memories to Mrs. Yang because she was the cause for virtually all of them.

I, Sahar Zaki, leave Pelkey’s “light work on the track” days to Claire Poulson and Deeya Mistry, my off-campus lunch pass to Salma Zaki, and my “fluency” in French to Eli Wizel.

SENIOR SECTIONtheProwlerS10 May 08, 2020

BBeesstt FFrriieennddss FFoorreevveerr!!

Gavin Nash, Matthew Dunda, and Scott Schwendinger

Sabeena Ziard and Paisley Hahn

Nicole and Kayla ZandNicole and Kayla Zand

Sara Mercer and Megan Roche

Hailey Schwartz and Alexa Kotz

Jeffery Prator and Joshua Shakarji

Christina Palfrey and JJ Wilson Kate Faraone and Lyla Kim

Caitlin Crews Caitlin Crews and Josie and Josie JuhringJuhring

Sara Renzi and Sam Fogle

Jade Skok and Clare Gallagher

SENIOR SECTIONtheProwler S11MAY 08, 2020

The Prowler’s Seniors 2020The Prowler’s Seniors 2020

News Section Features Section

(left to right) Jenna Levy, Melanie Frank, Lyla Kim, Ashleigh Gordon

Sports Section Editors-in-Chief

(left to right) Zach Levey, Lily Stewart, Ben Fleischer, Jantzen Focht (left to right) Ashleigh Gordon, Zoe Bell, Claire Sullivan, Jantzen Focht

Unofficial Prowler Senior SuperlativesUnofficial Prowler Senior SuperlativesZoe Bell: Most likely to break the next big story for The Washington Post.

Ben Fleischer: Most likely to know the answers to everyone’s InDesign questions.Jantzen Focht: Most likely to talk about pizza and trivia during Late Night while everyone else is trying to work.

Melanie Frank: Most likely to pick her article topic the day before final drafts are due.Ashleigh Gordon: Most likely to get carried away and write 15 articles in one week.

Lyla Kim: Most likely to come up with the most ~interesting~ article ideas.Faith Lane: Most likely to not pronounce ‘apostrophe’ correctly.

Zach Levey: Most likely to anger The Man.Jenna Levy: Most likely to get her article idea from Twitter.

Maddie Pomrink: Most likely to scold Jenna for her potty mouth.Lily Stewart: Most likely to get the post-championship interview with the next Jonathan Taylor.

Claire Sullivan: Most likely to help anyone who asks.

(left to right) Faith Lane, Claire Sullivan, Zoe Bell, Maddie Pomrink

The SGA wants to thank all students The SGA wants to thank all students for another successful year!for another successful year!

Here were some of our event highlights: Here were some of our event highlights:

- Hoco Dance: We did catering for the first time! We were able to get donations from Chick-fil-A, Papa John’s, and Dunkin’ Donuts. We had a sick DJ and a great turnout.

- Cornhole and Spikeball Tournament: That was a big hit during Homecoming Week.

- Hoco Hallways: We made the shift from traditional Homecoming Corners.

- QO’s Got Talent: We had amazing participation from students who KILLED it!

- MLK Week of Service: Collected clothes and food for the local homeless shelter during MLK Week.

- Blood Drive: We hosted another successful blood drive.

WE THANK YOU QO FOR HELPING YOUR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY!

SGA 2019-2020