2022
Class of 2022
40 students, no senior book. 4 years out. Some things changed. Some didn’t.
- Head of school
- Dr. Gordon Allen Govens
from tenure dates - Source
- Juntos 2020, class pages →
100 scanned pages
Everyone at the school that year · 121 →
The archive's last book is Juntos 2020; the Class of 2022 was still in school when it was printed. These 40 students are known from its class pages and those of 2019 (Sophomores), with the face printed beside each name.
Have a copy of Juntos 2022? Please write to alumni@ppas-alumni.org. We will gladly add it, and the whole class will have its page here, as printed. Every book helps keep the history of Pan Am.
Juntos 2020, scan p. 21 →
A → Z by last name
Sophomore superlatives
Always Smiling
Most Athletic
Tallest/ Shortest
Best Dancer
Juan Rodriguez & Pilar Angulo
Shoulder to Cry On
Next Comedian
Best Dressed
Next Einstein
Room Changer
Most Likely to Be Instagram Famous
Freshman superlatives
Tallest and Shortest
Biggest change since coming to Pan Am
Most likely to get a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Most likely to perform in the Olympics
Most likely to be nominated for Nobel Prize
Most likely to be on a Colgate commercial
Most likely to appear on the next Saturday Night Live
Most likely to receive the Pulitzer Prize
Most likely to appear in Beyonce's next video
2022, as alumni remember it
Photos of the Class of 2022 and of the school year it graduated in, posted on Facebook by alumni or by the school. The descriptions are ours; the captions in quotes are theirs.
2022 · Cuban classmates from the classes of 1971–73 back at the school sign: Dan Cruz-De Paula, Hector Garcia-Ortiz, Miguel Plana, Elpidio Padilla and Manolo Padilla.“Cuban classmates graduating classes 1971,1972 & 1973. Dan Cruz-De Paula ’71 ,Hector Garcia-Ortiz ‘71 , Miguel Plana ‘72, Elpidio Padilla ‘72 and Manolo Padilla ‘73 .”Hector Garcia ’71Shared by Hector Garcia-Ortiz · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove 
2022 · The Cuban classmates of the early 1970s on the walkway to the chapel during their visit.Hector Garcia ’71Shared by Hector Garcia-Ortiz · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove 
2022 · The Cuban classmates of the early 1970s with current students during their campus visit.Hector Garcia ’71Shared by Hector Garcia-Ortiz · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove 
2022 · The Cuban classmates under the flagpoles, the Cuban flag flying, during their campus visit.Hector Garcia ’71Shared by Hector Garcia-Ortiz · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove 
2022 · Two of the Cuban classmates of the early 1970s on a dorm balcony during their visit.Hector Garcia ’71Shared by Hector Garcia-Ortiz · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove
