Swim, Golf and Tennis Advance; Baseball and Volleyball Wrap Up Seasons
Softball has advanced to CCS finals for the first time — read all about it! In the WBAL track & field championships, varsity girls…
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Cantilena, Camerata and Guys’ Gig Entertain Afternoon Audience
“Singing is Our Birthright” was the title Susan Nace, upper school music teacher, gave to one of the final vocal concerts of the year,…
Harker Earns Top Regional Spots in Physics Bowl
Despite not doing “anything special to prepare,” said upper school physics teacher Eric Nelson, Harker nonetheless managed to perform impressively in the 2011 Physics…
Lower and Middle School Athletes Perform: Girls’ Volleyball Teams All Champs!
The grade 6-8 tennis team, although still competing in playoffs, went a combined 10-4 this season in two separate leagues. The team went 5-2…
Middle School Latinists Win Prizes, Have Fun at State Convention
Nearly 30 middle school students attended the State Latin Convention at Miramonte High School in Orinda in early April. The group enjoyed a variety…
Cantilena Earns Unanimous Superior at CMEA for Third Time
Special to Harker News Online from Susan Nace, Cantilena’s director. Listen to recordings of the performance by clicking on the links at the bottom…
Lower School Musicians Perform Concert, Take Honors at Festival
The lower school’s Bucknall Choir and instrumentalists have had a busy month. The entire group held its annual concert on May 10 and the…
‘Beauty and the Beast’ Brings Out the Best in Middle School
The middle school’s spring musical, Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast,” entranced young and old with simple but evocative sets, colorful and active crowd scenes…
Eighth Graders Raise Money for Children’s Hospital
In early May a representative of the Shriners Hospitals for Children – Sacramento came to Harker’s middle school to accept a $1,200 check from the…
‘Pippin,’ Humorous and Evocative, is a Colorful Tapestry
In early April, The Harker Conservatory premiered the American leg of its gritty, aggressive production of Stephen Schwartz’ “Pippin” for the upper school’s 2011…