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Our athletic event mobile snack truck was named for Phyllis Carley, Harker’s biggest sports fan. She worked and volunteered for Harker for more than 50 years, starting in 1952. She started as a driver, later served as secretary for Major Nichols, and ultimately became secretary to the board of trustees.
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Rajiv Movva ’18 awarded Davidson Fellowship for ongoing project

 

Rajiv Movva ’18 awarded Davidson Fellowship for ongoing project
Rajiv Movva ’18 was named a Davidson Fellow by the Davidson Institute for Talent Development to develop his project "SNPpet: Deep Learning the Human Epigenome Reveals Regulatory Sequence Patterns and Genomic Mechanisms of Disease."
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[UPDATED] Eighth grader takes top prize in Junior Innovators Challenge
[UPDATED] Eighth grader takes top prize in Junior Innovators Challenge

 

Connie Zheng to be next artist-in-residence with Dickinson Endowment
Connie Zheng to be next artist-in-residence with Dickinson Endowment

 

Student author to speak at Los Altos Library
Student author to speak at Los Altos Library
Singers qualify for CCDA regional Honor Choir
Singers qualify for CCDA regional Honor Choir

 

Harker hosts Startup World Cup youth regional competition
Harker hosts Startup World Cup youth regional competition

 

Harker Day draws thousands as Eagles soar to 35-0 victory
Harker Day draws thousands as Eagles soar to 35-0 victory
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US Spirit Kickoff
US Spirit Kickoff
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125th Anniversary Video Channel
Enjoy this video from our archives where in 1993, Howard and Diana Nichols drive their converted 1986 Pontiac Fiero, renamed the Destiny 2000. It was one of a pair; you may have seen the other one in the film ‘Naked Gun 2 1/2.’
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125th Anniversary Memories

One year our school bus (a 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, one of a fleet of six or so) was out of commission, so they used Major Donald Nichols’ personal 1968 black Cadillac limousine, with Mrs. Cimonini driving, for our route that year. It must have raised some neighbors’ eyebrows seeing me standing out front of my house, dressed in my uniform, getting picked up for private school in a limo!


Donald Teer ’74
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