A Milestone Worth Celebrating

With caps in the air and bright futures ahead, the Class of 2025 has made their families, schools, and community proud. Stroll Rolling Hills joyfully celebrates their achievements and the exciting adventures that await as they begin this next chapter.

 
Catherine Allocco graduated from Palos Verdes High School and will be attending Texas Christian University this fall to study psychology and economics. Cat looks back on her “Sea King” years with gratitude, especially for the lasting friendships she made. She’s excited for the next chapter as a proud future Horned Frog!
 
Montana Birkett graduated from Peninsula High School and will attend the University of Utah this fall to major in Criminology with a minor in Psychology. A passionate dancer since age 6 with PVPA Conservatory, she looks forward to continuing in college. Montana was a dedicated four-year AVID student and a proud member of the National Society of High School Scholars. She’s excited for this next chapter—go Utes!
 
Demian Bruno is a proud graduate of Palos Verdes High School, where he was a four-year varsity surfer and captain of the team his senior year. He’s on the waitlist for Cal Poly SLO and was accepted at Pepperdine Business School, Cal Poly Pomona, Point Loma, and the University of Utah. An avid volunteer, he logged over 300 hours last year, supporting underserved youth through surf coaching, community donations, and international aid work, including efforts in Nicaragua and local outreach through PVHS.
 
Cambria Cardenas graduated from PVHS as a member of NHS, SNHS, CSF and Link Crew. She received over 700 volunteer hours at NCL. Cambria has enjoyed being a track League Champion in hurdles, playing volleyball, and soccer at FRAM as captain, PDP, Southwest Talent ID, and GA representative. Also elected to Congress of Future Medical Leaders, Cambria looks forward to attending SMU’s Honors college as a biology major, preparing for medical school.
 
Anara Cook received her diploma from Palos Verdes Peninsula High School. She has excelled academically and is proud to have been a part of the music department at PVPHS, serving as VP of the Choir Board, a member of the Thespian Honor Society and Tri-M Music Honor Society. She will be attending Northeastern University in the Fall majoring in Music Industry Business.
Eliza Doty is a new graduate of Chadwick School, where she has been a proud Dolphin for 13 years. A four-year Varsity volleyball player and Senior Co-Captain, she also led the Book Club and Global Programs Board. Eliza studied abroad in France, is fluent in French, and has attended summer programs at Oxford, Rome, and Iowa. She completed seven years with NCL and heads to St. Andrew’s University in Scotland this fall.
 
Bryce Hatch is a proud graduate of Chadwick School.  He is graduating as a Cum Laude and a National Merit Scholar Finalist. Bryce will head off to play soccer and study on the pre-med path at Johns Hopkins University. 
 
Teagan Nash graduated from Palos Verdes Peninsula High School as a CSF Sealbearer and standout Varsity Indoor and Beach Volleyball player. A dedicated volunteer with National Charity League, she earned the President’s Volunteer Service Award. Teagan also excelled in photography and interned with the PVP Land Conservancy. She’ll study Journalism and Public Relations at San Diego State University. Her friends and family are incredibly proud of her achievements and excited for what’s ahead.
 
Cole Nguyen is a proud 2025 graduate of Peninsula High School, where he made his mark both in the classroom and on campus life. As a member of ASB and a two-season football player, he brought leadership and energy to the Panther community. Off the field, he’s an avid snowboarder, wake surfer, and traveler. After a memorable senior trip to Japan, Cole will head to the University of Utah this fall to study Business.
 
Cole Norman earned his diploma from Palos Verdes High School, where he excelled both academically and athletically. A standout receiver on the State Champion Sea Kings football team, he also played varsity soccer. Cole earned honors including the CIF academic scholarship and Coaches Award. This fall, he heads to Southern Methodist University to major in Sports Management. In his free time, he enjoys fishing, LA sports, and time with his dogs, Bear and Lucy.
 
Katherine Willis graduated from Palos Verdes Peninsula High School, where she was a member of the varsity cheer team. She was an active member of the National Charity League, Peninsula Chapter, where she volunteered over 400 hours across several different charities in an effort to give back to the community. She is looking forward to attending the University of Alabama in the fall, majoring in business.