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8th C Grade Preview Day ALENDAR 2 0 Monday, October 28, 2013
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ur mission is to educate our students in the wholeness of mind, body, and spirit through the teachings of Jesus Christ as proclaimed by the Catholic Church. Our students learn to apply leadership skills and talents in service to others. We challenge each student to work to his or her highest potential in the lifelong pursuit of learning and excellence.
Open Houses
Sunday, November 3, 2013 Sunday, December 8, 2013
Begins at 11:00am in the Athletic and Convocation Center (ACC) Programs conclude at approximately 1:30pm Coffee, water, and light food available Parents, students, and family members are welcome to attend Please RSVP Online
Placement Exam
Saturday, December 7, 2013 8:45am-12:30pm Please RSVP Online Please Bring your own #2 pencil, calculators may NOT be used
Make-up Placement Exam
Saturday, January 11, 2014 8:45am-12:30pm $125 Exam Fee (check payable to Cardinal Newman)
Application for Admission
Admissions Applications for 2014-2015 school year are due Friday, December 14, 2013
Student/Family Interviews
Please submit the Interview Reservation Form, or call the Admissions Office at (707) 546-6470 ext120 to confirm your interview appointment Saturday, January 25, 2014 OR Saturday, February 8, 2014
Financial Aid
2013 Tax Returns Required Applications Due March 1, 2014
Interviews are scheduled by appointment when families complete the interview reservation form. Submit your interview reservation form along with your admission application.
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Cardinal Newman High School 50 Ursuline Road Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Main Phone: 707-546-6470 Fax: 707-544-8502 Email: info@cardinalnewman.org
1. Call or email Pat Piehl, Admissions Office to get on our mailing list 707-546-6470 ext. 120 or piehl@cardinalnewman.org 2. Visit our campus - Come to an Admissions Event or schedule a Shadow Day . (RSVP online at www.cardinalnewman.org) 3. Take the STS Placement Exam. (This exam is only for applicants for the 9th grade) 4. C omplete an application - Application documents are available online at www.cardinalnewman.org 5. Interview - Parents and student meet with a member of the CN faculty.
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here we started the year, where we went, and where we will go next are all reflections for the coming gap of summer. August seems distant, as does last August’s start, the first use of eight new classrooms on our campus. An expanded counseling center that doubled in size was made possible by our Advancement Office moving into a renovated office in the retreat center, was another change that started our focus moving to the lawn area, with a new pathway. In January, came the new food experience with an eating area under large solar panels, a structure built to generate power and provide cover. This made for greater use of the retreat center, connecting with the gym and giving us a traditional quadrangle feeling. Suddenly, we feel near self-contained, something that should be more complete by August when the dance studio opens near the ACC, also providing the girls a changing area. Parking will be added near the expanded bleachers, opened in time for graduation, which provided 414 more seats. Things seem to be shifting and adjusting in our own form of continental drift, realigning itself and fitting anew. With the gift of $2 million towards new science buildings, we hope to achieve another improvement and movement. The times are still a changing. The greatest change remains the blending of two student bodies into one; the new format of a co-ed school from previously separate ones. Attitudes and expectations have moved with this realignment; similar and equal expectations make for a one school view, shared in common as brothers and sisters in one family. We have tried to keep differences that help preserve identity; we have also emphasized our commonality, as we see ourselves as one now. Much of the credit for this goes to the students, particularly the senior class of 2013, who have shown leadership and a willingness to work with faculty and administration for the best school environment. With their care and effort, we move forward towards next year, ready for new challenges and opportunities. They see themselves as one community, split only by grade levels, interests, and activities, able to work together, as they did on two service days, and willing to support others. When one hears the CBSL project presentations, they know that co-operation and care can make all the difference in how we live together. We are a living, learning, and growing school; a place of discovery being explored daily, a second home for many. Our future remains one of speculation, of hope and dreams. For this our Faith Journey is vital, our self-direction requires an ability to steer; without the rudder that faith provides, we would bob about, cork-like, pushed along by wind and current. With Faith and Commitment we can do great things, serve more students and their families, bring about greater growth individually and as a community, be an even stronger school. With such goals in mind, we are open to the myriad forms of help and support that lead to improvements. With appreciation for the many generous donors of effort, care, and gifts, we have a summer to prepare for a strong start that will launch us forward into next year.
R u t h erford B OA RD O F D I RE C TO RS Tom Benton Finance
Jeff Bertoli Chairman of the Board All Committees Tim Bucher Vice-Chairman Technology / Curriculum Carol Lowe-Drake Advancement / Enrollment John Dybczak Buildings and Grounds Tammy Dyer Advancement / Enrollment Don Edgar Buildings and Grounds / Finance Ted Grafe Advancement / Enrollment / Alumni Robin Leinen Advancement / Enrollment Kevin McCullough Secretary - Buildings and Grounds Robert Muelrath Advancement Michelle Skaff Advancement / Alumni
Graham Rutherford Principal
We ask God to lead us kindly onwards, to let us speak heart to heart, and to support us all the day long, as we move from shadows and symbols into the Truth.
Mike Tamayo Advancement Mike Truesdell All Committees
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ver the course of the year, with the guidance of John Dybczak, AIA, chair of the Buildings and Grounds Committee of the Cardinal Newman Board of Directors, the members of the Science Department held several meetings. Some of the meetings included visits to other schools where new science classrooms and laboratories had been recently constructed. Evolving from these discussions and field trips are these images reflecting how these new science facilities might appear and where they will be placed on campus. It is our hope to finalize the plans and secure Diocesan and county approvals during the course of the coming year. We will keep an eye toward beginning construction during the summer of 2014, in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Cardinal Newman. Stay tuned!
• Cost effective and durable construction • Natural and solar shading • Permanent classrooms replace seven existing
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New Science Classroom building Conceptual Design- April 2013
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uring the 2012-2013 academic year we witnessed many examples of Cardinal Newman’s Academic Excellence. Since the year marked the fiftieth anniversary of the opening of Vatican II, Mr. Rutherford and I suggested that the Newman Oxford Scholars review seven of the council’s sixteen documents in conjunction with the many writings of our patron. The objective of their research was to offer through the academic tools of essay and oral presentation, supported with evidence, whether Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman would have agreed with the proclamations of Vatican II. When you have a few moments, please take the opportunity to review their work that appears beneath the Academics tab on our Website. Each scholar’s essay is linked to his or her name. University of San Francisco Professor Tom Cavanaugh, PhD, the moderator for the dinner discussion in April, observed, “…it is great to meet the students, very encouraging; some really fine observations on their part that give one lots to think about.” The students’ comments on the importance of the laity, the significance of ecumenism, and the concept of conscience as informed by both natural and revealed religion were indeed thought provoking. In reflecting on the students examples of Academic Excellence it is impressive to see how it flows both to and from their examples of Altruistic Spirit. The writings of our patron and the documents emanating from Vatican II all speak to our Catholic identity as people of service to others. As all students continue their work in support of the community, which can be measured in over 10,000 hours of service provided, we continue to reinforce the importance of reaching out to those in need.
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Mr. Mike Truesdell P r i n c i pal
Mr. Graham Rutherford Academ i c V i ce P r i n c i pal
Mr. Doug Kirk
A ss i s ta n t P r i n c i pal
Mr. Rich Herrmann
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Mrs. Mary Euphrat Mrs. Bev Fuller Ms. Tracy Gallagher Mr. Tony Greco C ou n sel i n g
Mr. Ed Cutler Mrs. Elfi Bailey
As one also educated in Catholic schools from first grade through university studies I am pleased to see many of our graduates of the class of 2013 accepted by institutions celebrating the same Altruistic Spirit such as Santa Clara, Gonzaga, St. Mary’s in Moraga, University of Portland, Boston College, Georgetown, University of San Diego, Loyola in Chicago, LMU, and Notre Dame, among many Catholic and Christian colleges and universities. The Academic Excellence and Altruistic Spirits of Cardinal Newman graduates are telling, indeed.
A dva n ceme n t D i r ec t o r
Mrs. Terri Derr
Also during the year we observed the Artistic Expression of Cardinal Newman students in campus venues modified as black box theatres, concert halls, and art galleries. We even learned that our own Morris Acevedo was featured in a new release, The Great Jazz Guitarists: The Ultimate Guide (ISBN 978-1-61713-023-6). A quick visit to the Arts tab on the Website provides a glimpse.
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Mr. Pat Piehl
At hle t i c D i r ec t o r
Mr. Jerry Bonfigli
Athletic Achievement similarly shined brightly, but maybe the brightest when the basketball team, under the guidance of CIF Coach of the Year, Tom Bonfigli, competed to the final buzzer in the State of California Division IV Championship game in Sacramento. The Academic Excellence of the seniors on the team (3.5766 Average GPA) was reinforced by their Catholic identity and Altruistic Spirit when they explained to the Catholic Professional Business Breakfast Club of Santa Rosa that their pre-game prayers to Our Lady of Perpetual Help held sway.
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Ms. Kathy Lydon
As Cardinal Newman High School prepares to follow Vatican II in marking its own fiftieth anniversary in 2014, please know that our students remain focused on Academic Excellence, Altruistic Spirit, Artistic Expression and Athletic Achievement. Come to campus at anytime to experience the special place that is Cardinal Newman.
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Allyson Brianna Ahlstrom Hugh Conall Alden Austin Jay Alvarez Donovan Eugene Amato Richard Eugene Andrew Alessandra Marcela Anton Waed Sam Atallah Nicholas David Bailey Arianna Janelle Barragan Johnson Talia Rosetta Baugnon Justin David Beach Simon Christopher Bell Nathan Christopher Bentham Dalton Lane Bertolone Michael Leland Bianchi Harrison Spencer Biddulph Katie Marie Bipes Emily Dorothea Bonfigli Joseph Michael Bonitati Heidi Lee Booth Janene Yardley Borromeo Matthew James Boschetti Justin James Botelho John Patrick Bowlby Darren Christopher Bradley Joseph Perry Brunetti Benjamin Kaiser Busé Jessie Anito Butler Austin Pierce Calos Marcia Kathrine Cariño Kenneth Ray Carter Daniel Louis Catelli Kara Frances Chandler Charles James Chenoweth Marc William Chicoine Richard Kenneth Clark Thomas James Cline Benjamin Luke Codding Christopher Bruce Codding Kayla Bridgette Cogliano Sean Joseph Corder Shelby Lynn Darrall Shelby Kathleen Deffterios James Joseph DelCurto Matthew McGuire Derner Kyndall Ann Dutton 4
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Morgan Yamase Edgar Johan Kenneth Eide Michelle Marie English Taylor Lyn Enzler Ridge Arnold Etchell Kyle McEachron Evans Zachary Joseph Faber Carson Richard Falls Ellinora Therese Filice Maureen Ann Flanagan John Douglas Fleming Amanda Nicole Foley Zachary Penfield Fontanes-Halliday Amelia Jean Ford Laura Grace Fossi George Justin Foster Alfredo Armando Garcia Gradin Thomas John Garvin Giulia Rose Geary Alex Edwin Gentzler Genung Matthew Cochran Gibson Rebecca Nicole Glasbrener Joshua Eli Gluch Luke James Goldschmidt Marissa Anne Greenband Kelsey Jeanne Greenwood Morgan Gwyndolyn Elaine Griswold Terra Marie Groah Jonathan Andrew Gruber Gregory James Gschwend Vanessa Angelica Hall Dylan James Hamilton-Smith Corey Brent Hammell Taylor James Harrison Logann Jean Haworth Anthony Isaiah Henderson Devon Ralph Holmes Jacqueline Hope Holtschult Zoe Apatan Horn Yongwei Wayne Huang John Albert James Sadie Elisabeth James Ronald Jacob Janowczyk Ian Mitchell Kennedy Charles Hearn King Kyle Morgan King
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Clara Rose Knapp Brandon Alexander Beeman Knepper Emily Anne Knott Derrick Sasha Kobrin Sinead Maire Lafferty Erik Magnus Leidl Margaret Lynn Leinen Matthew Maxwell Leinen Luyi Lucy Lin Robert Grant Lindee II Michael John Wayne Lockwood Kenneth Reginald Love Benjamin Reed Lyle Joseph Charles Magill Sean O’Connor Martin Sarah Hripsime Matossian Jordan Ann Matteri Kayleigh Anne Mattoon Patrick Vincent McCormick Jazlyn Marie McCoy-Loose Timothy Kevin McCullough Christopher Lee McDonell Natasha Maria Meier Michael Peter Mitchell, Jr. Luke Henry Molitor Joseph Ryan Moore Beau Bradley Muster Nolan Michael Nagle Paige Elise Nonella Jarron Odel Nunez Cody James O’Brien Erik Alan Owenson Alexander Vincent Paiz Randall Wyatt Palmer Emily Marie Papale Travis Michael Peccorini Julia Ann Personeni Joseph Hong Duc Pham Matthew Gerard Phelps Thien Dinh Daniel Ngoc Phung Jake Nicholas Popoff Svetlana Christine Procopenko James Edward Proctor Natalie Rose Ramirez Caitlyn Claire Rei Zachary Alexander Reyes
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Andrew Lean Robertson Sebastian Eric Rodrigues Richard Boolat Romaker Audrey Elle Romano Ashley Nicole Rosenberg Jack Patrick Ryan Lara Corrine Ryzanych Zane Anthony Schlichting Zachary Nicholas Schreeder Marigrace Anne Scrivanich Nolan Mitchell Sheahan Andrew James Sierocinski Hunter Craig Sikes Sarah Michelle Sims Pablo Nicholas Skaff Karen Elisabeth Somma Cody George Sousa Christopher Mitchell Steele Matthew Woodrow Steele Walker Timothy Stephen Elizabeth Carol Marie Stogner Jack Pringle Stokes Matthew Michael Straka Peter Christian Strauch Connor Reed Stumbaugh William Michael Talty Giancarlo Nunzio Tarantino Dylan Baines Tasker Paul John Tiernan Julian Austin Torres Nicholas Ryan Verity Anthony Thienan Vu Kaela Lynn Wall Breanna Marie Walsh Kathryn Jane Walsh Valen Zhibo Wang Jacob Daniel-Lopez Webb Sarah Nicole Wiggins Mitchell Tyler Wilhelmsen Claire Grace Wilson Jennifer Marie Wittry Philip Anthony Wright III Zishun Daniel Xiong Taylor May Young Andrew Christopher Yu Tomas Aubel Zegarra
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C lass of 2 0 1 3 C ollege A cceptances Abilene Christian University Academy of Art University American University The American University of Paris Arizona State University The University of Arizona The Art Institute of California -- San Francisco Aurora University Azusa Pacific University Ball State University Bard College Baylor University Becker College Bentley University Biola University Birmingham-Southern College Boise State University Boston College Bowling Green State University Bridgewater College Brigham Young University University of British Columbia Brown University Butler University Butte College University of Calgary University of California at Berkeley Davis Irvine Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego Santa Barbara Santa Cruz California Lutheran University California Maritime Academy California State Polytechnic University, Pomona California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo California State University, Channel Islands California State University, Chico California State University, Fresno California State University, Fullerton California State University, Long Beach California State University, Los Angeles California State University, Monterey Bay California State University, Northridge California State University, Sacramento California State University, San Marcos California State University, Stanislaus The Catholic University of America Chapman University College of Charleston University of Colorado at Boulder University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University Concordia University - Irvine Concordia University - Portland Connecticut College University of Connecticut Cuesta College University of Dallas University of Dayton University of Denver
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Dominican University of California Drake University University College Dublin Duke University East Carolina University Eastern Nazarene College Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - AZ Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - FL Emerson College The Evergreen State College Expression College for Digital Arts Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, San Diego University of Florida Fordham University George Mason University Georgetown University Gonzaga University Grand Canyon University University of Great Falls Gustavus Adolphus College Hartnell College Harvey Mudd College University of Hawaii at Manoa Hawaii Pacific University College of the Holy Cross Humboldt State University University of Idaho Illinois College Juniata College University of Kansas University of La Verne Lake Tahoe Community College Lawrence University Lewis & Clark College Linfield College Loyola Marymount University Loyola University Chicago Loyola University New Orleans Macalester College Mary Baldwin College University of Massachusetts, Amherst Mills College Montana State University, Bozeman Montana Tech of The University of Montana The University of Montana, Missoula Napa Valley College National University of Ireland, Galway University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of Nevada, Reno University of New Hampshire University of New Mexico New York University North Carolina State University Northeastern University Northern Arizona University Northwest Christian University Northwestern University Notre Dame de Namur University University of Notre Dame Oberlin Conservatory of Music Old Dominion University Oregon State University University of Oregon Pace University, New York City Pacific University
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University of the Pacific Pennsylvania State University, University Park University of Pennsylvania Pepperdine University Point Loma Nazarene University Point Park University Portland State University University of Portland University of Puget Sound Purdue University University of Redlands Regis University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rhodes College Roosevelt University Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Saint Joseph's University Saint Mary's College of California San Diego State University University of San Diego San Francisco State University University of San Francisco San Jose State University Santa Barbara City College Santa Clara University Santa Fe University of Art and Design Santa Monica College Santa Rosa Junior College Seattle Pacific University Seattle University Sonoma State University University of Southern California Southern Methodist University Southern Oregon University St. Edward's University University of St. Thomas Stanford University Suffolk University The University of Tampa Texas Christian University Texas Tech University The Hartt School, University of Hartford Trinity College Dublin Tulane University United States Air Force Academy Universal Technical Institute University of Utah Vanguard University of Southern California University of Vermont University of Victoria Villanova University Wake Forest University University of Washington Webster University West Texas A&M University Western Washington University Westmont College Whitman College Whittier College Whitworth University Willamette University William Peace University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Xavier University
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John Henry Newman & St. Angela
Mary Ellen C. Walter
Christian Gentleman & Christian Gentlewoman
Joshua Gluch
Service Award
Nathan Bentham
Allyson Ahlstrom
Paige Nonella
John M. Fitzgerald
Walter C. Hulsman
Scholar/Athlete Award
Audrey Romano
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Highest GPA Award
Nolan Sheahan
Breanna Walsh
Andrew Yu
Nicholas Bailey
Thomas M. DeMeo Scholar/Artist Award
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Sarah Sims
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Dalton Bertolone
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Marc Chicoine
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Simon Bell
Maureen F lanagan
Most Improved Student Award
Sadie James
Jack Stokes
All-Around Female Student Award
Sinead Lafferty
Academic Excellence
Breanna Walsh
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Leadership Award
Natalie Ramirez
Christopher Codding
Jarron Nunez
Service Award
Marissa Greenband
Pablo Skaff
All-Around Male Student Award
James Del Curto
Julian Torres
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Nathan Christoper Bentham
Allyson Ahlstrom
• College Board AP Scholar • Duke University Scholarship • New York University Scholarship • Pepperdine University Scholarship • Santa Clara University
Dean's Scholarship • Seattle Pacific University Trustees Scholarship • Tulane University Distinguished Scholarship • Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship • California-Hawaii Elks Association Most Valuable Student State Scholarship • California-Hawaii Elks Association Most Valuable Student District Scholarship • Petaluma Elks 901 Most Valuable Student Local Scholarship • The Heart of America 2013 Christopher Reeve Award • 2012 Build-A-Bear Huggable Hero • Sonoma County Service Above Self Award Finalist • 2012 TeenNick HALO Award • 2012-13 Coca Cola Scholar • Prudential Spirit of Community Award California National Honoree • Prudential Spirit of Community Award California State Honoree • 2013 PG&E Bright Minds Scholarship Finalist • Hasbro Community Action Hero Award SemiFinalist • City of Santa Rosa Merit Award • President's Volunteer Service Award • Jefferson Award for Public Service • Tulane University Honors Program • Rotary Club of Healdsburg Sunrise Scholar Athlete • NCS Scholar Athlete • Boston College Scholarship • Brown University Scholarship • University of Pennsylvania Dean Family Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Trustee Scholarship • University of the Pacific Dean's Scholarship • University of the Pacific Regent's Scholarship • University of San Francisco President's Merit
Award • Loyola Marymount University Scholarship • Saint Mary's College of California Honor Scholarship • University of Portland President's Scholarship • Santa Clara University Grant • Kiwanis Key Club Scholarship • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $340,600.00
Katie Marie Bipes
• Loyola Marymount University Scholarship • Loyola Marymount University Grant • Santa Clara University Grant • Saint Mary's College of California Honor
Scholarship • Saint Mary's College of California Scholarship • Willamette University Academic Leadership Award • Willamette University Grant • Loyola University of Chicago Damen Scholarship • Loyola University of Chicago Grant • Embry-Riddle University Presidental Scholarship • Embry-Riddle University Grant • Embry-Riddle State Incentive Grant • Embry-Riddle Women of Excellence Award • University of Portland President's Scholarship • University of Portland Grant • University of San Diego Grant • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $689,772.00
Total Awarded $1,372,990
Arianna Janelle Barragan Johnson
• Dominican University Presidential Scholarship • Loyola Marymount Chicago Dean's Scholarship • Seattle Pacific University Grant • Saint Mary's College of California Scholarship • University of Arizona, Arizona Excellence Scholarship • Whitworth University Scholarship • Doyle Scholarship • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $276,236.00
Austin Pierce Calos
• Saint Mary's College of California Honor
Scholarship • Saint Mary's College of California Scholarship • California Lutheran University Founders Scholarship • California Lutheran University Dean's Award • University of San Diego Grant • Santa Clara University Grant • University of San Francisco Provost's Merit Award • University of San Francisco Grant • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $344,800.00
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Matthew Cochran Gibson
Marissa Anne Greenband
• University of Washington Seattle Purple and
Gold Scholar • Santa Clara University Incentive Grant • University of San Diego Trustee Scholar • University of Portland President's Scholarship • Chapman University Chancellor Scholarship • College Board AP Scholar • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $262,000.00
• University of the Pacific Dean's Scholarship • University of the Pacific Regents' Scholarship • Chapman University Presidential Scholar • University of San Diego Alcala Award • ESA/CEA Scholarship • MADD Office of Traffic Safety Outstanding
Volunteer • NCS Scholar Athlete • Press Democrat Female Scholar Athlete of the Year Nominee Total Awarded $251,500.00
Kelsey Jeanne Greenwood Joshua Eli Gluch
• Point Loma Nazarene University Trustee's • Lewis & Clark College Trustee Endowed
Scholarship • Lewis & Clark College Grant • Lewis & Clark Outreach Scholarship • Colorado School of Mines Merit Scholarship • Colorado School of Mines Grant • California Polytechnic San Luis Obispo State University Grant • University of Notre Dame Scholarship • Federal Pell Grant • Federal SEO Grant • University of Portland President's Scholarship • University of Portland Grant • Southern Methodist University Engineering Fellows Scholar • Southern Methodist University Opportunity Award IM • Southern Methodist University Second Century Scholar • University of the Pacific Grant • University of the Pacific Powell Scholarship • College Board AP Honors with Distinction • Doyle Scholarship • Rotary Club of Healdsburg Sunrise Scholar Athlete • Herff Jones Believe in You Prinicpal's Leadership Honoree • Best Buy Scholarship • Exchange Club Scholarship • Italian Catholic Federation Scholarship • 4-H Foundation of Sonoma County Dempel/ Johnson Scholarship • Kiwanis Key Club Scholarship • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $657,360.00
Academic Excellence
Academic Scholarship
• Point Loma Nazarene University Nazarene
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Church Grant • Point Loma Nazarene University Northern Caliornia District Grant • Loyola Marymount University Scholarship • Loyola Marymount University Grant • University of Idaho Discover Idaho Scholarship • Drake University Presidential Scholarship • Loyola University Chicago Damen Scholarship • Butler University Academic Scholarship • Birmingham-Southern University Achievement Scholarship • Rhodes College Award • Rhodes College Grant • University of Kansas Excellence Scholarship • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $459,645.00
The outstanding effort of the class of 2013 is measured by over $16.5 million in scholarships offered. t r i n i t y / J U LY 2 0 1 3
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• Regis University Catholic High School Award • Regis University Grant • Federal Pell Grant • Federal SEOG Grant • Pacific University Oregon Grant • Gustavus Adolphus College Dean's Scholarship • Gustavus Adolphus College Paul Rucker
Scholarship • Gustavus Adolphus College Grant • University of La Verne Award • Dominican University of California Scholarship • Illinois College Edward Beecher Scholarship • University of Great Falls Morlacci Scholarship • Eastern Nazarene College Performance Scholarship • Montana State University Freshmen Distinction Scholarship Total Awarded $430,448.00
Christopher Lee McDonell
• Saint Mary's College of California Scholarship • Xavier University Catholic Buschmann Award • Loyola University New Orleans Loyola Scholar Award • University of Portland Holy Cross Scholarship • Regis University Catholic High School Award • Regis University Grant • Regis University Achievement Award Total Awarded $292,768.00
Natalie Rose Ramirez
Scholarship • University of the Pacific President's Scholar • Mills College Faculty Scholar • Willamette University Academic Leadership Award • Mary Baldwin College Admission with Distinction • Mary Baldwin College Grant • Northwest Christian University Academic Merit Scholarship Award • Northwest Christian University Ethical Leadership Award • Dominican University Scholar in the World Honors Program • Doyle Scholarship • Comcast Leaders and Achievers Scholarship • NCS Scholar Athlete
Sean O'Connor Martin • Willamette University Academic Leadership Award • University of Portland President's Scholarship • California Lutheran University Founders Scholarship • Seattle Pacific President's Scholarship • University of the Pacific Regents' Scholarship • University of the Pacific Dean's Scholarship • University of Idaho Discovery Idaho Merit Waiver • University of Idaho Martha H. Fryer Mining & Metallurgy Engineering Scholarship • Oregon State University Provost Scholarship • Montana State University Achievement Award • University of Nevada, Reno - Nevada Scholars Level Scholarship • Montana Tech University Newmont Scholarship • University of New Mexico Amigo Scholarship • Rotary Club of Healdsburg Sunrise Scholar Athlete • NCS Scholar Athlete
• University of Portland President's Scholarship • University of Arizona -Arizona Excellence Award • Dominican University of California Presidential
Total Awarded $419,000.00
Caitlyn Claire Rei
• University of Portland President's Scholarship • University of Portland Honors Program Scholarship • University of San Francisco Scholars Program Scholarship • Loyola Marymount University Arrupe Scholarship • Loyola Marymount Supplemental Award • Gonzaga University Trustee Scholarship • Gonzaga University Grant • Pepperdine University George Pepperdine Achievement Scholarship • Santa Clara University Grant • University of San Francisco Scholars Program • University of Portland Honors Program • San Diego State Honors Program
Total Awarded $432,300.00
Total Awarded $363,120.00
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Academic Excellence
• Altruistic Spirit •
Artistic Expression
• Athletic Achievement
Kathryn Jane Walsh
Philip Anthony Wright III
• University of San Francisco Dean's Merit Award • Seattle University Bellarmine Scholarship • Azusa Pacific Deans' Scholarship • Azusa Pacific Grant • Dominican University of California Trustee
• University of Arizona Athletic Award
Scholarship • Seattle Pacific Deans' Scholar Award • University of Portland Holy Cross Scholarship • Loyola Marymount University Jesuit Community Scholarship • Loyola Marymount University Grant • California Lutheran Pederson Scholarship • Saint Mary's College of California Scholarship • Saint Mary's College of California Grant • Doyle Scholarship • Rotary Club of Healdsburg Sunrise Scholar Athlete • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $512,000.00
Total Awarded $260,000.00
Claire Grace Wilson
• University of San Diego Trustee Scholar • University of San Diego Scholarship • Santa Clara University Incentive Grant • University of the Pacific Regent's Scholar Merit
Nolan Mitchell Sheahan
• Air Force Academy Athletic Award • NCS Scholar Athlete • Press Democrat Male Athlete of the Year Nominee
Scholarship • College of Saint Mary Academic Award • Chapman University Chancellor Scholarship • NCS Scholar Athlete
Total Awarded $414,000.00
Total Awarded $370,600.00
Tomas Aubel Zegarra
Mitchell Tyler Wilhelmsen
• University of San Diego Alcala Award • University of Colorado, Boulder
Presidential Scholar • University of Colorado, Boulder Engineering Merit Scholarship • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2024 Bicentennial Award • California Polytechnic San Luis Obispo State University CPS Adele and Aldo Alessio Scholarship • Purdue University Presidential Scholarship • College Board AP Scholar • Rotary Club of Healdsburg Sunrise Scholar Athlete Scholarship • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $299,900
Academic Excellence
• Altruistic Spirit •
• William Peace Presidential Scholarship • William Peace Honors Scholarship • William Peace Leadership Scholarship • Boise State University WUE Scholarship • University of Nevada, Las Vegas Rebel
Scholarship • University of Nevada, Las Vegas WUE Scholarship • Old Dominion Leo Monarch Scholarship • George Mason University Mason Recognition Scholarship • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University EmbryRiddle Scholar • Catholic University of America Scholarship • Catholic University of America Parish Scholarship • Penn State Provost Award • Penn State College of Liberal Arts Scholarship • Chapman University Dean's Scholar • University of San Francisco Provost's Merit Award • John S. McClure Continuing Education Scholarship • NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $431,560.00
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2 0 1 3 senior awards & Honors
2013 Principal Pins
4.0 GPA or better 13 of 15 quarters or three consecutive quarters
Allyson Ahlstrom Nicholas Bailey Katie Bipes Heidi Booth Benjamin Buse’ Marc Chicoine Kyle Evans Maureen Flanagan Matthew Gibson Joshua Gluch Marissa Greenband Gregory Gschwend Jacqueline Holtschult Clara Knapp Sinead Lafferty Margaret Leinen Lucy Lin
Class of 2013 Valedictorians from top to bottom, Breanna Walsh, Nicholas Bailey and Andrew Yu
Sean Martin Jordan Matteri Kayleigh Mattoon Erik Owenson Alexander Paiz Matthew Phelps Caitlin Rei Sebastian Rodrigues Audrey Romano Ashley Rosenberg Sarah Sims Elizabeth Stogner Giancarlo Tarantino Breanna Walsh Valen Zhibo Wang Mitchell Wilhelmsen Andrew Yu
Newman Oxford Scholars
O
n April 23rd this year’s Newman Oxford Scholars met in the ACC for dinner with their families followed by a discussion moderated by USF Prof. Thomas Cavanaugh, PhD. In recognition of the fiftieth anniversary of the commencement of Vatican II the scholars researched seven of the sixteen documents emanating from the council. Their objective was to determine how our patron, Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman would have reacted. Each of their essays is posted on the Cardinal Newman website beneath Academics. Based on their research, the Newman Oxford Scholars concluded that much of the work of Vatican II would have met with the approval of our patron. In fact, we learned that Cardinal Newman, following Vatican I in the late 1800’s predicted that a new council would be called within 100 years by an older Pontiff intent on completing the unfinished work of the first Vatican Council. Not surprisingly, many of Cardinal Newman’s writings on the importance of ecumenism, the significance of the laity, and the beauty of both natural and revealed religion greatly influenced Vatican II. Congratulations to this year’s Newman Oxford Scholars!
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Oxford Scholars from left to right, Sean Martin, Kyle Evans, Ashley Rosenberg, Caitlyn Rei, Jacqueline Holtschult, Allyson Ahlstrom, Heidi Booth, Josh Gluch, Ben Buse', Matt Phelps, Professor Thomas Cavanaugh, Sinead Lafferty, Breanna Walsh, Andrew Yu and Nicholas Bailey
C A R D IN A L N E W M A N H I G H S C H O O L
Academic Excellence
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Artistic Expression
• Athletic Achievement
California Scholarship Federation Life Member Allyson Ahlstrom Alessandra Anton Waed Atallah Nicholas Bailey Arianna Barragan Johnson Talia Baugnon Justin Beach Simon Bell Nathan Bentham Dalton Bertolone Katie Bipes Heidi Booth Benjamin Buse’ Joseph Brunetti Marcia Carino Daniel Catelli Marc Chicoine Thomas Cline Christopher Codding Shelby Deffterios Morgan Edgar Johan Eide Taylor Enzler Kyle Evans Maureen Flanagan John Fleming Zachary Fontanes-Halliday Amelia Ford
Giulia Geary Alexander Genung Matthew Gibson Joshua Gluch Marissa Greenband Kelsey Greenwood Jonathan Gruber Gregory Gschwend Jacqueline Holtschult Zoe Horn Jack James Clara Knapp Brandon Knepper Sinead Lafferty Margaret Leinen Luyi Lucy Lin Sean Martin Sarah Matossian Jordan Matteri Kayleigh Mattoon Timothy McCullough Natasha Meier Beau Muster Erik Owenson Alexander Paiz Travis Peccorini Julia Personeni Matthew Phelps
Senior Honors Medals 3.5 GPA or better 13 out of 15 quarters or three consecutive quarters
James Proctor Natalie Ramirez Caitlyn Rei Andrew Robertson Sebastian Rodrigues Audrey Romano Ashley Rosenberg Jack Ryan Marigrace Scrivanich Nolan Sheahan Sarah Sims Cody Sousa Matthew Steele Elizabeth Stogner Peter Strauch William Talty Giancarlo Tarantino Julian Torres Anthony Vu Breanna Walsh Kathryn Walsh Valen Wang Mitchell Wilhelmsen Claire Wilson Jenny Wittry Andrew Yu Tomas Zegarra
Allyson Ahlstrom Waed Atallah Nicholas Bailey Arianna Barragan Johnson Talia Baugnon Justin Beach Simon Bell Nathan Bentham Katie Bipes Heidi Booth Benjamin Buse’ Daniel Catelli Marc Chicoine Thomas Cline Christopher Codding Morgan Edgar Johan Eide Taylor Enzler Kyle Evans Maureen Flanagan Matthew Gibson
Joshua Gluch Marissa Greenband Kelsey Greenwood Jonathan Gruber Gregory Gschwend Jacqueline Holtschult Jack James Clara Knapp Sinead Lafferty Margaret Leinen Luyi Lucy Lin Sean Martin Sarah Matossian Jordan Matteri Kayleigh Mattoon Timothy McCullough Beau Muster Erik Owenson Alexander Paiz Travis Peccorini Matthew Phelps
Caitlyn Rei Andrew Robertson Sebastian Rodrigues Audrey Romano Ashley Rosenberg Jack Ryan Marigrace Scrivanich Nolan Sheahan Sarah Sims Cody Sousa Elizabeth Stogner William Talty Giancarlo Tarantino Julian Torres Breanna Walsh Kathryn Walsh Valen Wang Mitchell Wilhelmsen Claire Wilson Andrew Yu Tomas Zegarra
SAT Results 2012 CNHS Top 40% SAT Scores Reading: 637 Math: 654 Writing: 648 Combined: 1939 CNHS School-Wide Average SAT Score Reading: 547 Math: 557 Writing: 560 Combined: 1664 National Average SAT Scores Reading: 496 Math: 514 Writing: 488 Combined: 1498
Academic Excellence
Graduates Derrick Kobrin, Emily Knott and Brandon Knepper
Press Democrat Community Senior Safe School Youth Service Award Nominees
Paige Nonella – Agriculture & Vocations Katie Bipes – Arts Marc Chicoine – Athletics & Physical Education Kyle Evans – Community Action Karen Somma – Ecology Jordan Matteri – English/Foreign Language/Education Allyson Ahlstrom – Health Sciences Randall Palmer – Journalism/Media Erik Owenson – Math/Technical Matt Phelps – Music
• Altruistic Spirit •
Ambassadors SENIORS
Ahlstrom, Allyson Bertolone, Dalton Calos, Austin Gibson, Matthew Nunez, Jarron Romano, Audrey
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C lass of 2 0 1 3 C olleges attending
Allyson Brianna Ahlstrom University of Pennsylvania Hugh Conall Alden California Maritime Academy Donovan Eugene Amato Butte College Richard Eugene Andrew Santa Rosa Junior College Alessandra Marcela Anton University of St. Thomas Waed Sam Atallah University of California at Riverside Nicholas David Bailey Harvey Mudd College Arianna Janelle Barragan Johnson The University of Arizona Talia Rosetta Baugnon Loyola Marymount University Justin David Beach University of Washington Simon Christopher Bell Point Loma Nazarene University Nathan Christoper Bentham University of California at Davis Dalton Lane Bertolone The Hartt School, University of Hartford Michael Leland Bianchi Santa Rosa Junior College Harrison Spencer Biddulph Santa Rosa Junior College Katie Marie Bipes Santa Clara University Emily Dorothea Bonfigli Grand Canyon University Joseph Michael Bonitati University of Oregon Heidi Lee Booth University of California, Berkeley Janene Yardley Borromeo Santa Rosa Junior College Matthew James Boschetti Sonoma State University Justin James Botelho Santa Rosa Junior College John Patrick Bowlby Santa Rosa Junior College Darren Christopher Bradley Santa Rosa Junior College Joseph Perry Brunetti Saint Mary's College of California Benjamin Kaiser Busé Boston College Jessie Anito Butler Santa Barbara City College Austin Pierce Calos Saint Mary's College of California Marcia Kathrine Carino Hawaii Pacific University Kenneth Ray Carter Santa Rosa Junior College Daniel Louis Catelli California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Kara Frances Chandler Santa Rosa Junior College Charles James Chenoweth Lake Tahoe Community College Marc William Chicoine Northwestern University Richard Kenneth Clark Sonoma State University Thomas James Cline University of California at Davis Benjamin Luke Codding Santa Rosa Junior College Christopher Bruce Codding California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Kayla Bridgette Cogliano Santa Rosa Junior College Sean Joseph Corder Grand Canyon University Shelby Lynn Darrall The University of Arizona Shelby Kathleen Deffterios University of Oregon James Joseph DelCurto California State University, Sacramento Matthew McGuire Derner University of Nevada, Reno Kyndall Ann Dutton Sonoma State University Morgan Yamase Edgar University of California at Davis Johan Kenneth Eide California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Michelle Marie English Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, San Diego Taylor Lyn Enzler Sonoma State University
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Academic Excellence
• Altruistic Spirit •
Ridge Arnold Etchell Santa Barbara City College Kyle McEachron Evans University of California,Los Angeles Zachary Joseph Faber California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Carson Richard Falls California State University, Sacramento Ellinora Therese Filice Northern Arizona University Maureen Ann Flanagan Loyola University Chicago John Douglas Fleming Expression College for Digital Arts Amanda Nicole Foley Santa Rosa Junior College Zachary Penfield Fontanes-Halliday University of Colorado at Boulder Amelia Jean Ford Grand Canyon University Laura Grace Fossi Sonoma State University George Justin Foster Santa Rosa Junior College Alfredo Armando Garcia Sonoma State University Gradin Thomas John Garvin California State University, Northridge Giulia Rose Geary California State University, Chico Alex Edwin Gentzler Genung The American University of Paris Matthew Cochran Gibson Santa Clara University Rebecca Nicole Glasbrener Bard College Joshua Eli Gluch University of Notre Dame Luke James Goldschmidt Fresno State Universtiy Marissa Anne Greenband California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Kelsey Jeanne Greenwood Point Loma Nazarene University Morgan Gwyndolyn Elaine Griswold Santa Rosa Junior College Terra Marie Groah University of Colorado at Boulder Jonathan Andrew Gruber University of California Santa Barbara Gregory James Gschwend Georgetown University Vanessa Angelica Hall California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Dylan James Hamilton-Smith Santa Fe University of Art and Design Corey Brent Hammell Santa Rosa Junior College Taylor James Harrison Southern Oregon University Logann Jean Haworth Sonoma State University Anthony Isaiah Henderson University of Nevada, Reno Devon Ralph Holmes California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Jacqueline Hope Holtschult University of California, Los Angeles Zoe Apatan Horn Sonoma State University Yongwei Wayne Huang Colorado State University Jack James University of Nevada, Reno Sadie Elisabeth James Santa Barbara City College Ian Mitchell Kennedy California State University, Northridge Kyle Morgan King Regis University Clara Rose Knapp California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Brandon Alexander Beeman Knepper Santa Rosa Junior College Emily Anne Knott Azusa Pacific University Derrick Sasha Kobrin Santa Rosa Junior College Sinead Maire Lafferty National University of Ireland, Galway Erik Magnus Leidl University of British Columbia Margaret Lynn Leinen Baylor University
Artistic Expression
• Athletic Achievement
Matthew Maxwell Leinen Texas Tech University Luyi Lucy Lin Brigham Young University Robert Grant Lindee II University of Colorado at Boulder Michael John Wayne Lockwood Santa Barbara City College Kenneth Reginald Love Sonoma State University Benjamin Reed Lyle Northern Arizona University Joseph Charles Magill Santa Rosa Junior College Sean O'Connor Martin University of Portland Sarah Hripsime Matossian Seattle University Jordan Ann Matteri University of San Diego Kayleigh Anne Mattoon University of Calgary Patrick Vincent McCormick California State University, San Marcos Jazlyn Marie McCoy-Loose Santa Rosa Junior College Timothy Kevin McCullough San Diego State University Christopher Lee McDonell Saint Mary's College of California Natasha Maria Meier University of Nevada, Reno Michael Peter Mitchell, Jr. Santa Rosa Junior College Luke Henry Molitor Santa Monica College Joseph Ryan Moore California State University, Chico Beau Bradley Muster Santa Clara University Nolan Michael Nagle The University of Montana, Missoula Paige Elise Nonella Santa Rosa Junior College Jarron Odel Nunez California State University, Sacramento Cody James O'Brien Santa Rosa Junior College Erik Alan Owenson Loyola Marymount University Alexander Vincent Paiz University of Oregon Randall Wyatt Palmer New York University Emily Marie Papale Academy of Art University Travis Michael Peccorini University of Colorado at Boulder Julia Ann Personeni University of San Diego Joseph Hong Duc Pham Santa Rosa Junior College Matthew Gerard Phleps College of the Holy Cross Thien Dinh Daniel Ngoc Phung Gonzaga University Jake Nicholas Popoff University of Arizona Svetlana Christine Procopenko University of Arizona James Edward Proctor University of Nevada, Reno Natalie Rose Ramirez University of California at Davis Caitlyn Claire Rei Loyola Marymount University Zachary Alexander Reyes University of Colorado at Boulder Andrew Lean Robertson California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Sebastian Eric Rodrigues Santa Clara University Richard Boolat Romaker Santa Rosa Junior College Audrey Elle Romano University of California at Davis Ashley Nicole Rosenberg University of Portland Jack Patrick Ryan University of San Diego Lara Corrine Ryzanych California State University, Monterey Bay Zane Anthony Schlichting Southern Oregon University Zachary Nicholas Schreeder California State University, Sacramento Marigrace Anne Scrivanich University of Denver Nolan Mitchell Sheahan United States Air Force Academy Andrew James Sierocinski California Lutheran University Hunter Craig Sikes Santa Rosa Junior College Sarah Michelle Sims Oberlin Conservatory of Music Pablo Nicholas Skaff University of San Francisco Karen Elisabeth Somma Montana State University, Bozeman Cody George Sousa California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Academic Excellence
• Altruistic Spirit •
Christopher Mitchell Steele University of Nevada, Reno Matthew Woodrow Steele Santa Rosa Junior College Walker Timothy Stephen University of Nevada, Reno Elizabeth Carol Marie Stogner University of California, Irvine Jack Pringle Stokes Napa Valley College Matthew Michael Straka Juniata College Peter Christian Strauch University of California at Santa Barbara Connor Reed Stumbaugh Santa Rosa Junior College William Michael Talty California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Giancarlo Nunzio Tarantino California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Dylan Baines Tasker University of California at Santa Cruz Paul John Tiernan Saint Mary's College of California Julian Austin Torres Santa Rosa Junior College Nicholas Ryan Verity California Polytechnic State University, Pomona Anthony Thienan Vu Santa Rosa Junior College Kaela Lynn Wall Sonoma State University Breanna Marie Walsh Georgetown University Kathryn Jane Walsh Loyola Marymount University Valen Zhibo Wang Purdue University Jacob Daniel-Lopez Webb Santa Rosa Junior College Sarah Nicole Wiggins Oregon State University Mitchell Tyler Wilhelmsen California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Claire Grace Wilson University of California, Santa Barbara Jennifer Marie Wittry California State University, Sacramento Philip Anthony Wright III The University of Arizona Zishun Daniel Xiong Santa Rosa Junior College Taylor May Young University of California at Berkeley Andrew Christopher Yu Stanford University Tomas Aubel Zegarra Boise State University Honors College
Luke Goldschmidt receives his diploma
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Academic Excellence
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Artistic Expression
• Athletic Achievement
U N D E R C L A S S M E N AWA R D S & H O N O R S
History Fair Honors
Sophomore Awards-Immigration Project
Julie Moreno – 10th Place – For a Better Life Duncan Hatch – 9th Place – Journey from France Megan Ryan – 8th Place – Crossing Path: An Irish Journey Michael Klee – 7th Place – Dictatorship to Democracy Sara Gruber – 6th Place – A Mismatch Made in America James Ryan – 5th Place – Ryan: Irish Blessings Nick Drake – 4th Place – Drake’s Stake in the New World Grace Forsell – 3rd Place – Anttalian Voyage to the Golden Gate Jordan Foster – 2nd Place – The Dieringer Family Sarah McNamara – 1st Place – Education: Our Passport to the Future Paige Amormino – 1st Place – Anything is Possible with a Little Love
Junior Awards US History-Comparing Decades Jessie Foell & Christina Fisher – 8th Place – Santa Rosa: Back to the Future-The 70s Mariah Kohl & Madison Widener – 7th Place – Santa Rosa 1980-1990 Emily Greco – 6th Place – Santa Rosa Then and Now Kylie Dutton & Kelsey Wilkinson – 5th Place – Disco Decade of Santa Rosa 70-80s Julie Buehnerkemper – 4th Place – Windsor California 1990-2000 Julian Heaps & Anthony Rink – 3rd Place – Cloverdale: Where the Vineyards Meet the Redwoods Katrina Cline – 2nd Place – Davis Bikes Through the Decades Nick Pappas – 1st Place – The Eighties Strike Back
Tomorrow’s Leaders Today (TLT)
McKenna Bell Margaret Botka Christina Brown Manjari Daniel Christina Fisher Jackson Herrfeldt Trent Klein Haley McDaniel
Sylas Montgomery Nicholas Pappas Natalie Piazza Joseph Theberge Emily Van Milligen Adam Van Prooyen
Safe School Ambassadors Freshmen Almy, Spencer Anderson-Soria, Trevin Bauer, Brock Brown, Elizabeth Calhoun, Andrew deLambert, Holly Houlihan, Sean Jacobson, Laura Jungferman, Ingrid Kenkel-Danly, Cole Knowles, Chase Lafferty, Roisin LeBrett, Michael Levinson, Mason Mateo, Kathleen McMahon, Chris Ostheimer, Matt Palmer, Reed Papale, Elissa Raasch, Lexi Raasch, Shelbi Ressio, Josh Robertson, Hannah Rubattino, Connor Scholz, Lily Segre, Julien Smith, Kelsey Spalding, Sarah Stark, Shannon Triolo, Bala Vidaurri, Marina
Sophomores Amormino, Paige Bertolero, Julia Bozeman, Julia Broffman, Tom Browning, Austin Clark, Michael Defors, Sarah DiMeola, Anthony Dobbins, Victoria Fistolera, Kyle Gruber, Sara Gutierrez, Alex Hall, Mason Hastings, Evan Holly, Sarah Inskeep, Londyn Jaffe, Emily Johnson, Rylan Justice, Nicolas Laron, Sydney Lucchetti, Joey Lucey, Craig MacPhail, Haley McChinak, Bryce McNamara, Sarah Moreno, Julie Neuerburg, Brad Onstott, Logan Reeder, Andrew Rei, Maggie Ryan, James
Most Improved Male
Leadership Female
Most Improved Female
All-Around Male
Service Male
All-Around Female
Service Female
Christian Gentleman
Leadership Male
Christian Gentlewomen
9th – Juan Benitez & Seth Doolittle 10th – Kyle Scott 11th – Roy Van Anda
9th – Colby Groom 10th – Evan Hastings 11th – Joseph Theberge 9th – Lauren Bollinger 10th – Amarica Rafanelli 11th – Natalie Piazza
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CA AR RD D IN IN A AL L N NE EW WM MA AN N H H II G GH H SS C CH HO OO OL L C
Academic Excellence
• Altruistic Spirit •
Juniors Beyer, Lelaina Bosshard, Bryce Botka, Maggie Cameron, Devin Daniel, Manjari Del Secco, Rebecca Dotti, Alexandra Dunsford, Keaton Dutton, Kylie Foster, Taylor Gallo, Mia Herrfeldt, Jackson Kitchen, Matthew Klein, Trent Matsuda, Jessica Payne, Matthew Sakopoulos, George Skaff, Jarrett Smith, Peyton Theberge, Joseph Theiller, Rourke Wilson, Christine Wolfe, Sean
9 – 11 Single Year Awards
9th – Meghan McCabe 10th – Alexandra Dennen 11th – Kelsey Wilkinson
CN Awards Ceremony for grades 9-11 held on our newly-expanded bleachers
Steever, Travis Stokes, Skyler Wilson, Maddie
9th – Brock Bauer 10th – Austin Browning 11th – Jackson Herrfeldt
Artistic Expression
9th – Holly deLambert 10th – Angela Chang 11th – Manjari Daniel 9th – Connor Rubattino 10th – Joseph Lucchetti 11th – Ryan Johnson 9th – Kathleen Mateo 10th – Julie Moreno 11th – Elea Davison
9th – Noe Calderon 10th – Nicholas Drake 11th – Michael Clark 9th – Roisin Lafferty 10th – Margaret Rei 11th – Merrit Geary
• Athletic Achievement
Academic Excellence
• Altruistic Spirit •
Artistic Expression
• Athletic Achievement
“God shall call on me and I will hear the Lord.”
M o d e r n C l a s s i c a l L a n g u a g e Aw a r d s 2013 National Spanish Exam Winners Spanish I Awards
Eric Palmer 1R Ivan Rubio 1R Heather Rosenberg 1R
Spanish II Awards Zack McMurray Andrew Reeder Connery Gschwend Elizabeth Brown Nick Drake Mark Burroughs Gunnar Walker Bianca Vega
2R 2R 2R 2R 2R 2R 2R 2R
87 94 76
Plata Plata Bronce
91 90 85 84 78 78 77 75
Plata Plata Plata Bronce Bronce Bronce Bronce Bronce
Spanish III Awards Eloisa Lorenzo Julia Bertolero Paige Amormino Manjari Daniel Alex Gutierrez Natalie Piazza Keaton Dunsford Sarah McNamara Gabriela Edman Adam Kagel
3R 3R 3R 3R 3R 3R 3R 3R 3R 3R
Spanish IV Awards Breanna Walsh 4R Peyton Smith 4R Josh Gluch 4R
2013 National Latin Exam Winners
97 93 92 92 88 86 85 85 80 75
Oro Plata Plata Plata Plata Plata Plata Plata Bronce Bronce
88 79 79
Plata Bronce Bronce
2013 National French Exam Winners French I Awards
Sarah Spalding Ranked 9th Laureat Du Chapitre (Certificat Award)
French III Awards
Manjari Daniels Ranked 10th Laureat Du Chapitre (Certificat Award)
French IV Awards
Andrew Yu Ranked 6th Laureat Du Chapitre (Certificat Award)
Latin II Awards (National Average 26)
Latin I Awards (9th Graders) (National Average 27)
Paige Amormino Maddy Bolinger Erika Strauch Colin Bertero Kathryn Allen Cara Doolittle Abigail Salling
Ian McMullen 35/40 Silver Maxima Cum Laude Andrew Calhoun 32/40 Magna Cum Laude Kyler Hankins 31/40 Magna Cum Laude Connor Golden 30/40 Magna Cum Laude Kevin Flanagan 29/40 Cum Laude Michaela Codding 29/40 Cum Laude Sean Houlihan 28/40 Cum Laude
37/40 Gold Summa Cum Laude 35/40 Gold Summa Cum Laude 32/40 Silver Maxima Cum Laude 30/40 Magna Cum Laude 29/40 Magna Cum Laude 28/40 Cum Laude 27/40 Cum Laude
Latin III Awards (National Average 25)
Jackson Herrfeldt Marcie Carino Allyson Ahlstrom Jessie Matsuda Lily O’Connell Michael Clark
29/40 Magna Cum Laude 28/40 Magna Cum Laude 27/40 Cum Laude 26/40 Cum Laude 26/40 Cum Laude 26/40 Cum Laude
Faculty & Staff Years of Service – 2012-13 Morris Acevedo – 5 Years Lauren Frost – 5 Years Patrick Piehl – 5 Years Elizabeth Stimmel – 5 Years Paul Cronin – 10 Years John Contreras – 20 Years Jack Killeen – 20 Years Dennis Bruno – 30 Years Graham Rutherford – 30 Years Pat LaFortune – 40 Years
Academic Excellence
• Altruistic Spirit •
Teachers of the Year 2012-13 Dr. Maryanne Berry
Mr. Morris Acevedo
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PRINCIPAL’S LIST • FIRST HONORS • second honors SPRING SEMESTER 2013
Senior Princi pal’s List
Gluch, Joshua Yu, Andrew Bailey, Nicholas Walsh, Breanna Ahlstrom, Allyson Buse', Benjamin Evans, Kyle Holtschult, Jacqueline Lafferty, Sinead Phelps, Matthew Rosenberg, Ashley Stogner, Elizabeth Wilhelmsen, Mitchell Leinen, Margaret Matteri, Jordan Gschwend, Gregory Rodrigues, Sebastian Romano, Audrey Booth, Heidi Flanagan, Maureen Lin, Luyi (Lucy) Greenband, Marissa Baugnon, Talia Chicoine, Marc Edgar, Morgan Greenwood, Kelsey Gruber, Jonathan Knapp, Clara Mattoon, Kayleigh Rei, Caitlyn Scrivanich, Marigrace Sims, Sarah Wang, Zhibo (Valen) Bell, Simon Bentham, Nathan Bipes, Katie Bonitati, Joseph Cline, Thomas Codding, Christopher Gibson, Matthew Janowczyk, Ronald Martin, Sean Muster, Beau Owenson, Erik Personeni, Julia Wilson, Claire Young, Taylor
4.67 4.67 4.53 4.53 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.36 4.36 4.31 4.31 4.31 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.15 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00
junior Princi pal’s List
Herrfeldt, Jackson Payne, Matthew Daniel, Manjari Johnson, Ryan Loube, Russell Beyer, Lelaina Botka, Margaret Dotti, Alexandra Montgomery, Sylas Piazza, Natalie Van Prooyen, Adam Clark, Michael Buehnerkemper, Julianna Doolittle, Cara Justice, Nicolas Matsuda, Jessica Mazur, Max
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4.77 4.77 4.67 4.62 4.62 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.46 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40
Sakopoulos, George Smith, Peyton Van Milligen, Emily Davison, Elea Dayton, Lofton Del Secco, Rebecca Liang, Xuqing (Vivian) Liu, Qianling ( Jesming) Liu, Xiaodong (Mark) Vyenielo, Laura Kitchen, Matthew Theberge, Joseph Chen, Jixian (Tom) Chen, Xinlei (Cindy) deRutte, Jennifer Foster, Taylor Kolman, Dylan O'Leary, Ryan Allen, Kathryn Brown, Christina Cline, Katrina Destruel, Jeffrey Pappas, Nicolas Rebello, Jeffrey Schoettmer, Lisa
4.40 4.40 4.40 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.15 4.15 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00
Amormino, Paige Kagel, Adam Walker, James Bertolero, Julia Drake, Nicholas Forsell, Grace Jacobs, Spencer Laron, Sydney Bollinger, Madison Chang, Angela DeFors, Sarah Gruber, Sara Price, Cutler Rei, Margaret Singler, Gabrielle Strauch, Erika Urasaki, Christopher Wilson, Madeline Broffman, Thomas Dennen, Alexandra Huang, Jingwen (Cara) Knott, Matthew Lin, Christopher Lucchetti, Joseph Onstott, Logan Wankmuller, Alissa Zhang, Pengxuan ( Jac ky) Bailey, Kevin Bertero, Colin Bone, Brandon Browning, Austin Duffy, Tara Dybczak, Megan Edman, Gabriela Greenan, Katharine Jiang, Zhiru (Linda) King, Bradley Lin, Ting ( Tina) Mazur, Natalie McNamara, Sarah Miller, Henry
4.53 4.53 4.53 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00
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C A R D IN A L N E W M A N H I G H S C H O O L
Academic Excellence
• Altruistic Spirit •
Rafanelli, Amarica Reeder, Andrew Smith, Ashton Song, Shuang (Sharon) Stokes, Skyler Tarantino, Gino Vreeland, Michael Yang, Zheyu ( Martin)
4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00
Brown, Elizabeth Bauer, Brock Gschwend, Connery Hasson, Julia Henry, Cole Houlihan, Sean McMullen, Ian Mitrovich, Alexandra Shen, Size (Daniel) Uebel, Nicholas Almy, Spencer Atallah, Saed Bollinger, Lauren Calhoun, Andrew Doolittle, Seth Farrow, Montana Flanagan, Kevin Hankins, Kyler Hodes, Samuel Hu, Zhen (Rita) Imm, Colin Lafferty, Roisin Mateo, Kathleen Mitchell, Scott Rosenberg, Heather Spalding, Sarah Van Prooyen, Matthew
4.27 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00
Fontanes-Halliday, Zachary Horn, Zoe Matossian, Sarah Paiz, Alexander Peccorini, Travis Ryan, Jack Tarantino, Giancarlo Barragan-Johnson, Arianna Ford, Amelia Talty, William Anton, Alessandra Beach, Justin Bertolone, Dalton Brunetti, Joseph Carino, Marcia Catelli, Daniel Enzler, Taylor Harrison, Taylor James, John ( Jack) Kobrin, Derrick Leidl, Erik Ramirez, Natalie Robertson, Andrew Steele, Matthew Strauch, Peter Calos, Austin English, Michelle James, Sadie Sheahan, Nolan
3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.85 3.85 3.85 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.69 3.69 3.69 3.69
freshmen Princi pal’s List
senior first honors
Artistic Expression
Torres, Julian Wittry, Jennifer Atallah, Waed Eide, Johan Faber, Zachary Garcia, Alfredo (Freddie) Griswold, Morgan Hall, Vanessa McCullough, Timothy McDonell, Christopher Palmer, Randall Proctor, James Stokes, Jack Tiernan, Paul Vu, Anthony Zegarra, Tomas Chandler, Kara Del Curto, James Derner, Matthew
3.69 3.69 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.54 3.54 3.54
junior first honors
Dunsford, Keaton Guillaumin, Julie Loos, Tyler McGhee, John Wolfe, Sean Andrews, William Bradley, Danielle Gluch, Christine Hutton, Nathaniel Liu, Zibin Lucey, Kevin Nguyen, Wilson O'Connell, Lily Parry, Kevin Skaff, Jarrett Coon, Spencer Dutton, Jacquelyn Kemmerer, Christopher Kohl, Mariah Liang, Haotian (Tim) Palmer, Marissa Rink, Anthony Schroeter, Sadie Van Anda, Roy Greco, Emily Rhodes, Julia
3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.69 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.54 3.54
sop homore first honors
Dobbins, Victoria Hastings, Evan Lindee, Peter Ma, Ning (Sawyer) Moreno, Juliene Sousa, Aaron Clerou, Romain Foster, Jordan Holly, Sarah Link, Shelby Streb, Thomas Bernd, Preston Bozeman, Julia Dove, Victoria Espinola, Cassidy Farber, Jordan Fistolera, Kyle Forni, Cantlen
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Gallo, Celine Gamba, Agostino Hatch, Duncan Jaffe, Emily Klee, Michael Mejia, Luis Peterson, Zachary Seely, Gabriel Swenson-Aguirre, Annemarie
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Jacobsen, Laura Segre, Julien Rubio, Ivan Azcarate, Gabrielle Botka, Benjamin Coon, Stephen Hanspal, Aman Harrison, Adrienne Hoppe, Johann Kenkel-Danly, Cole Meffert, Clarice Relota, Alexandra Rubattino, Connor Anderson-Soria, Trevin Benitez, Juan Farber, Devin Knowles, Chase McCabe, Meghan Pappas, Alexa Palmer, Reed Buse', Christopher Dayton, Julia Dexter, Nickolas DiMassa, Kevin Eakin, John Foster, Connor Golden, Connor Jungferman, Ingrid Keenan, Nicholas Saffarinia, Haley Torr, Kyle Yparraguirre, Julie Brueggemann, Lydia Casey, Andrew Langhals, Kylea McCutchan, Tristan Mokvyts, Max Moore, John Paul Pisors, Nolan Vidaurri, Marina Allen, Alexis Barry, Jevin Edgar, Addison Fulwider-Lopez, Dominic Hinde, Adam Miksis, Leonette Nam, Yoonsoo Raasch, Lexie Raasch, Shelbi Shureen, Madeline Salinas, Tiffany Keiser, Rochelle Robertson, Hannah Stafford, Jack Bertolone, Megan
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Fleming, John Fossi, Laura Genung, Alex Goldschmidt, Luke Hamilton-Smith, Dylan Kennedy, Ian Nagle, Nolan Skaff, Pablo Sousa, Cody Wall, Kaela Knott, Emily Phung, Thien Dinh (Daniel) Bowlby, John Deffterios, Shelby Filice, Ellinora Geary, Giulia Groah, Terra Huang, Yongwei (Wayne) King, Kyle Knepper, Brandon McCormick, Patrick Meier, Natasha Moore, Joseph Reyes, Zachary Stephen, Walker Tasker, Dylan Webb, Jacob Wright III, Philip Nonella, Paige Dutton, Kyndall Garvin, Gradin Haworth, Logann Leinen, Matthew Holmes, Devon Lyle, Benjamin Nunez, Jarron Procopenko, Svetlana Ryzanych, Lara Steele, Christopher Straka, Matthew Verity, Nicholas Foster, George Love, Kenneth Andrew, Richard Bradley, Darren O'Brien, Cody Papale, Emily Popoff, Jake Wiggins, Sarah
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Anderson, Lauren Clements, Christian Galea, Lacey Klee, Paul (PJ) McGhee, Gina Miksis, Victoria Parr, Zachary Payne, Baylee Salling, Abigail Yang, Yanxiong ( Jason) Zavala, Jordan Zhang, Liang (Rex) Bell, McKenna Foell, Jessica Gallo, Mia Juarez, Adriana Meder-Reumann, Sarah
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Sims, Brandon Styles, Samuel Von der Mehden, Alex LeBrett, Jacob Douglas, Kayla Legro, Ashley Sarasy, Adelaide Fisher, Christina Head, Connor Heaps, Julian McDaniel, Haley Peccorini, Austin Vogensen, Daeja Wilkinson, Kelsey
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Burk-McMurray, Zackery Kiech, Kylie Lorenzo, Eloisa McChinak, Bryce Neuerburg, Brad Robello, Alina Ryan, Megan Roux, Avery Brossard, Austin ( John) Burroughs, Mark Clark, Michael Davis, Steven Duckworth, Zach Garzini, Marissa Gutierrez, Benjamin Kulczewski, John Mitchell, Melissa Ott, Christian Codding, Danielle Molina, Jordyn Bruno, Shane Cline, Kevin Flanary, Jordan Geary, Angus Muller, Austin Roeser, Alexander Stolz, Zachary Pimentel, Amy McConnell, Megan Adams, Stephen Bielen, Lexi Bielen, Max Botteri, Justin Deng, Zilin ( Violet) Evans, Patrick Fitts, Dillon Geasland, Dylan Hanson, Mitchell Hountis, Michaela Kolman, Amanda McEwen, Peter McKeever, Noel Paiz, Anthony Price, Nicholas Robles, Hannah Sheahan, Phoebe Tamayo, AnnaMaria McCandless, Elise
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Freshmen second honors
Daniels, Madison George, Jacquelyn Groom, Colby Koch, David Ortiz, Amara Ostheimer, Matthew Roberts, Jamon Scholz, Lillian Ako, Kaulana DeLorenzo, Lucas Green, Liam Palmer, Eric Raffo, Derek Goldberg, Elliott Bradley, Daphne Goldschmidt, Katherine Foell, Grace Brutocao, Allison Cameron, Kayla DeMasters, Mackenzie Moore, Megan Patin, Michelle Smith, Kelsey Silveira, Connor Siemsen, Maxwell Bertacco, Matthew McCarthy, S.Conor Meier, Gabriel Wallace, Spencer Cabico, Jordan Dumont, Spencer Goldschmidt, Royce Johnson, Sofie Knight, Sarah LeBrett, Michael Levinson, Mason McMahon, Christopher O'Neill, Victoria
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SPRING SPORTS 2013
Swimming & Diving T
he 2013 Cardinal Newman Swimming and Diving Teams both had solid seasons with good senior leadership. The boys finished third with a league record of 6-2, and the girls finished fourth with a league record of 5-3. The boys’ team was laden with senior talent led by last year’s league champion in the 100 Free, Giancarlo Tarantino. Other swimmers who helped with the team’s success were seniors Andy Robertson, Nick Bailey, Gradin Garvin, Ian Kennedy, and Matt Phelps. Junior diver, Ryan Johnson, and freshmen swimmers Jack Stafford and Devin Farber also made stellar contributions. The girls’ team was led by four-year varsity swimmers Taylor Young, Julia Personeni, Morgan Edgar, and Maggie Leinen. The girls’ 400 Freestyle Relay comprised of Taylor Young, Morgan Edgar, Shelby Raasch, and Julia Personeni broke a 16-year-old school record at the sectional meet. Julia Personeni and Morgan Edgar are to be applauded for setting three school records as members of three relays in their high school careers.
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al-bound Taylor Young finishes her season as the most decorated swimmer in school history. The 2013 winner of the Press Democrat All-Empire Large-School Girl Athlete of the Year award, made All-American times in both the 200 Individual Medley, and the 100 Breast. Taylor broke her own records in both of those events this year and then set new individual marks in the 100 Free, and 100 Back, breaking 30-year-old records set by Olympic Gold Medalist Jenna Johnson. Congratulations to Taylor who leaves Cardinal Newman holding eight out of a total of Taylor Young "Most Decorated" Swimmer eleven swimming records at Cardinal Newman! in School History
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ith a very young men’s and women’s team, our league record was not good, but the future looks exciting!
Qualifying from our league and competing at the NCS Redwood Meet were: • Beau Muster-100m/long jump/4 x 100 relay • Nolan Sheahan-110 hurdles/triple jump/4 x 100 relay • Jarron Nunez-4 x 100 relay • Kevin Cline-4 x 100 relay • Nolan Nagle-1st in the shot put/1st in the discus • Lara Ryzanych-shot put & discus • Kayleigh Mattoon-high jump • Gabby Sigler--high jump
Muster, Sheahan and Nagle competed at the Meet of Champions at UC Berkeley in their events except for the 4 x 100.
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Thank you to the parents for supporting the student athletes and to our team mom, Charlotte Devorak, for all her help organizing the team this year! Congratulations to our track and field athletes! The 2014 season looks bright!
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he Men’s Varsity Golf team was a young team this year. The top six included two freshmen, one sophomore and two juniors. The team held 2nd place in the NBL for most of the season, before losing a match on the last day of the season to finish third, up one place from last year! The team won two tournaments this year with the most important being the NBL Championship Tournament at Rooster Run GC, where they defeated all the NBL teams, and qualified for NCS. A 5th place team finish at NCS (5 shots out of 3rd) solidified their end of the season peak form. Freshman Scott Mitchell shot a brilliant 73 at NCS, which enabled him to compete at the NCS TOC, where a fine 72 was just one shot out of qualifying for Nor Cals. Joining Scott on the all-NBL team was Kevin Parry and Brandon Bone, whose best tournament rounds were 75 and 72 respectively. Bone's 72 earned him medalist honors at the Windsor Tournament. The rest of the team included freshman Seth Doolittle (81), Juniors Sylas Montgomery (84) and Nick Justice (85),
and Sophomore Will Kelly (87). In addition, the team won a pennant for the highest team GPA in the section with a 3.86 average GPA. The future looks bright for Coach Vuke's squad!
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his year’s JV golf team had a very fun year. The team had many close matches and became a very tightly-knit group led by Jordan Zavala and Will Kelly with freshman Matt Bertacco, Walker Granzotto, and latecomer varsity basketball player Connor Rubattino. They played many great golf courses like Stonetree, Maira Island, Sharp Park and Chardonnay. Thanks to Windsor Golf Course for allowing us to use their facilities as our home course, they also allowed us to host our JV golf tournament which was a great success. Thanks to team mom Michelle Skaff for helping us with all the players, and thanks to Mr. Bertacco for being the tournament starter. A special thanks to all the parents for the driving and tournament help. Finally, thanks to all the players for their patience, understanding and positive attitude. I hope to see some of the players help the varsity next year!
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he 2013 Tennis Team ended the season as NBL Champions with a league record of 13-1 and overall record of 19-4. We had great leadership with nine seniors and great wins from Dylan Tasker, Tim McCullough, Greg Gschwend, Nate Bentham and Max Leinen. Our final match vs. Casa Grande was clinched when Tim McCullough and Matt Payne won their singles matches in three tight sets. Many of our players earned All-League honors and post-season competition. Tim McCullough and Dylan Tasker were NBL Doubles Champions for the second straight year. Dylan and Greg Gschwend were our representatives for NCS Doubles Competition, and won the NCS Doubles Division II Tournament. As a team, we competed in NCS and lost a close first-round match vs. University High School 4-3. We got wins from Dylan Tasker at #1 singles, Nate Bentham and Max Leinen at #1 doubles, and Josh Gluch and Tom Broffman at #3 doubles. The Cardinal Newman tennis team looks to great leadership from Matt Payne and Jeff Destruel next year as we work hard to defend our league title.
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he Varsity Softball Team concluded their 2013 campaign with a winning record of 11-10. While our league record wasn’t as stellar, we managed big wins over Rancho Cotate, Casa Grande, Montgomery (twice) and Ukiah. As a result of our Div IV record, we will be headed for the play-offs. The future is bright for the Lady Cardinals as we fielded a very young team consisting of five freshman and sophomore starters. The under-classmen anchored key positions on defense and maintained some of the best batting averages on the team, while our three graduating Seniors; Vanessa Hall, Giulia Geary and Elli Filice provided the necessary leadership. Coach Briggs and his staff are proud of the student athlete’s accomplishments on and off the field.
softball JV Softball
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lace an engraved tile on the Field House or at the All Weather Field and honor a student, family or a loved one! Many personalized options are available. You may order tiles online or get a Tile Order Form by visiting www.cardinalnewman.org under the Athletics Tab then select Boosters.
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V Softball was graced by three returning players; Marissa Garzini, Sydney Laron and Avery Roux. The trio was key to helping integrate the 10 new members of the team. Four of the JV squad had never played softball previously, and two of those were foreign exchange students who had never seen a softball game! It took a tremendous amount of courage to come out to the diamond, learn a new sport, and compete with others who had years of experience. JV was lucky to have Lucy Lin from China and Lisa Schoettmer from Germany. Our two other rookies are athletes coming to softball from other sports; Golfer Alex Gutierrez and Volleyball player Hannah Robles brought their talents to the diamond as well. First year JV players Megan Dybczak, Michaela Hountis, Amanda Kolman, Michelle Patin and Cassie Selstrom each came to the team with a handful of years’ experience and rounded out the squad well. Michelle and Michaela split the pitching duties. Megan and Amanda anchored the outfield while Cassie played on the left side of the infield. On the field, leadership was provided by graduating senior Kyndall Dutton. In addition to playing second base, Kyndall made sure her teammates were focused during warm-ups and practice sessions. The players on JV softball jelled well, looked out for each other and had a great time preparing for the next level. Coaches Kimberly Walton, Corie Watcher and Allan Jaffe were very proud and pleased with their teams’ efforts and accomplishments and are looking forward to next season.
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Varsity Baseball T
he 2013 Varsity baseball season was a true analogy of the game of baseball. Baseball is a game of failure and how you handle failure from game to game or pitch to pitch reveals the determination of players and ultimately the team. This team had to endure many forms of adversity and rise above challenges throughout the season. Many times the ball bounces your way and things fall into place. This was not one of those years. But the players came together, fought through the adversity and finished well with pride. The Cardinals finished 3rd in the NBL with a 9-5 record, 15-13 overall. This could have been one of the toughest schedules a team has faced. Quality wins against Sunnyslope (AZ-ranked 64th in nation) early and big wins down the stretch against Maria Carrillo, Casa Grande (62nd in nation – 2 losses all year), and Alameda (first round NCS) were some of the highlights of the season. Many players received post season awards. All-League First Team: Eric Owenson (Senior, .419), Alex Roeser (Sophomore, .382), Mitch Wilhelmsen (Senior, .286), George Foster (Senior, .333), Ridge Etchell (Senior, .371, 1.04 ERA), and James Proctor (5-2, 1.09 ERA). Honorable Mention: Ricky Clark (Senior, .333), Austin Calos (Senior, .435), and Zac Faber (0.50 ERA, 1 ER in 14 innings relief ). The team earned an NCS Scholar team banner for highest GPA.
The 2013 team graduates 14 seniors. They all provided the team with leadership and commitment that will be missed. The 2014 team should have learned a lot from the great examples of seniors that are moving on. The future of the program looks great as the legacy of the seniors will live on and the returners welcome the new members of the Varsity team. Thank you to all the seniors and their parents who helped make this a special season I will remember. Coach McMahon
JV Baseball
2012-13 JV North Bay League Champions!
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he JV baseball team put together an exceptional season, ending the season with a 6-4 record in non-league play, 13-1 in North Bay League play, and 19-5 overall. The JV team was led by an excellent pitching staff which included Kyle Scott (8 Wins), Kasey Mansen (6 Wins), and Michael Clark (3 Wins & 3 saves) leading the way. The JV team’s top hitters were Kyle Scott .393, Logan Onstott .375, Hank Miller .333, Michael Clark .315, and Austin Browning .313. As a team, each player made an impact to the Cardinal Newman baseball program. The JV coaching staff is very proud of the way each player performed on and off the field. This was an excellent group of student athletes that will have continued success as they progress with their education and baseball future at Cardinal Newman.
Frosh Baseball
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he 2013 season was a season of challenges and growth. The team competed against top level programs both local and abroad. Despite an 11-12 record, the team continued to improve finishing on a high note with a three-game win streak. The team was led by a consistent and deep pitching staff that kept the team in games. Colin Imm was a standout performer at the plate hitting .406, with 5 doubles, 7 triples, and 3 HRs. With hard work and dedication this group will continue to improve and contribute to the Cardinal Newman baseball program.
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Women's
Varsity Lacrosse
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he CN Women’s Varsity Lacrosse team had another successful season! Nearly 30 players turned out this year – half of which were new to the sport. After two scrimmage wins against Sonoma Academy and San Marin, the team went on to achieve a 6-4 regular season conference record. Late-season critical wins against Justin-Siena and Tamalpais secured the team a spot in the MCAL Tournament, where it lost to Redwood, 12-19. Following MCAL post-season play, the team went on to the Division II NCS playoffs and finished the season with a 9-17 loss against a talented Campolindo program. The girls played with tremendous heart and intensity throughout the season, learning from early-season losses and applying those lessons to secure later-season victories. In addition to this, three of our players were named to the all-MCAL team (Marigrace Scrivanich – 1st Team Attack, Lizzie Stogner – 2nd Team Midfield, and Jordan Foster – 2nd Team Defense). We’re looking forward to another successful season in 2014.
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All-Empire 2012-2013
Team Year FOOTBALL Phil "Scooby" Wright Defensive Player of the Year 12 Kenny Carter 1st Team Offense 12 Nolan Nagle 1st Team Offense 12 Jack Ryan 1st Team Offense 12 Nolan Sheahan 1st Team Defense 12 Chris Codding 1st Team Defense 12 Jacob Webb 2nd Team Offense 12 Travis Peccorini 2nd Team Defense 12 MEN'S SOCCER James Del Curto 1st Team Goalkeeper 12 Simon Bell 2nd Team Team Defender 12 WOMEN'S SOCCER Jackie Dutton 1st Team Team Defender 11 Mia Costa 2nd Team Team Defender 11 WOMEN'S TENNIS Emily Greco 1st Team 11 Preston Bernd 2nd Team 10 Sadie Schroeter 2nd Team 11 WOMEN'S GOLF Megan McConnell 1st Team 10 VOLLEYBALL Emily Papale 1st Team 12 Emily Bonfigli 2nd Team 12 WRESTLING Michael Klee 1st Team 10 Men's Basketball Corey Hammell Player of the Year Kenny Love 1st Team Tim McCullough 1st Team Kyle King 2nd Team Tom Bonfigli - Coach of the Year Women's Basketball Kylie Kiech 2nd Team
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he CN Men’s Varsity Lacrosse team had a very competitive and exciting year. Season highlights included 2 wins against local rival Sonoma Academy, a spring break trip to Sacramento where we picked up a win against D1 Bella Vista, playing 6 of the top 10 programs in the NCS, finishing the regular season 4th overall in conference with a record of 8-3, and defeating Lick-Wilmerding in the first round of the Division II NCS playoffs 8-2. Varsity ended the season 11-11 losing in the playoffs to a very talented Acalanes program. We won games graciously, and even in defeat the boys displayed exceptional strength of character and good sportsmanship. They gave us a taste of how good a team from Cardinal Newman can be and with plenty of talent returning next year we are looking forward to building on an impressive 2013 season.
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his year’s JV lacrosse team truly lived up to the team motto of “PrideHonor- Commitment” in their selfless spirit of competition both on and off the field. It was an exceptional season for the team with a 12-1 record. Guided by the coaching staff of John O’Neill and Sam Olsen, the team accomplished this record by focusing on the fundamentals of lacrosse but more importantly the players fused together in the true spirit of team sports. What epitomized their entire season was the victory over Marin Catholic. Being down by two goals in the fourth quarter with only 3 minutes of play left in the game, they reached down and pulled together like a “band of brothers” obtaining a victory over a tough and worthy opponent. It is with great pride that the coaching staff finishes the season with the knowledge that this team will bring vast amounts of talent to the next level and beyond.
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Fall 2012 All-League Football "Phil ""Scooby"" Wright" Co-League MVP Football 12 Nolan Sheahan Co-Linesman of the Year Football 12 Keaton Dunsford 1st Team Football/Offense 11 Kenny Carter 1st Team Football/Offense 12 Jacob Webb 1st Team Football/Offense 12 Nolan Nagle 1st Team Football/Offense 12 Jack Ryan 1st Team Football/Offense 12 Nolan Nagle 1st Team Football/Defense 12 Jack Ryan 1st Team Football/Defense 12 Chris Codding 1st Team Football/Defense 12 Chris Steele 1st Team Football/Defense 12 Travis Peccorini 1st Team Football/Defense 12 Zack Reyes 1st Team Football/Defense 12 Kevin Lucey 2nd Team Football/Offense 11 Joe Moore 2nd Team Football/Offense 12 Hunter Sikes 2nd Team Football/Defense 12 Zach Schreeder 2nd Team Football/Defense 12 Randall Palmer 2nd Team Football/Defense 12 Julian Torres 2nd Team Football/Defense 12 Matt Derner 2nd Team Football/Defense 12 Zak Faber Honorable Mention Football/Offense 12 Michael Mitchell Honorable Mention Football/Offense 12 Isaiah Henderson Honorable Mention Football/Offense 12 Jordan Farber Honorable Mention Football/Offense 10 Sean Wolfe Honorable Mention Football/Offense 11 Mike Lockwood Honorable Mention Football/Defense 12 Chris McDonell Honorable Mention Football/Defense 12 Jack James Honorable Mention Football/ST 12 Fall 2012 All-League Men's Soccer Simon Bell 1st Team Soccer/Defender/Midfield 12 James Del Curto 1st Team Soccer/Goalkeeper/Forward 12 Austin Alvarez 2nd Team Soccer/Defender 12 George Sakopoulos 2nd Team Soccer/Defender 11 Fall 2012 All-League Women's Soccer Jackie Dutton Co-MVP Defender Soccer 11 Audrey "Zuzu" Romano" 1st Team Soccer/Forward 12 Arianna Barragan-Johnson 1st Team Soccer/Midfielder 12 Taylor Enzler 2nd Team Soccer/Midfielder 12 Amara Ortiz 2nd Team Soccer/Defender 9 Sadie James Honorable Mention Soccer/Defender 12 Megan Moore Honorable Mention Soccer/Defender 9 Fall 2012 All-League Volley ball Emily Papale 1st Team Volleyball/Outside Hitter 12 Emily Bonfigli 1st Team Volleyball/Setter 12 Juli Buehnerkemper 2nd Team Volleyball/Middle Blocker 11 Mimi Fowler 2nd Team Volleyball/Libero 11 Fall 2012 All-League Women's Golf Megan McConnell 1st Team Golf 10 Katie Walsh 2nd Team Golf 12 Angela Chang Honorable Mention Golf 10 Fall 2012 All-League Cross Country Jack Bowlby Honorable Mention Cross Country 12 Fall 2012 All-League Women's Tennis Emily Greco All-League Singles Tennis 11 Preston Bernd All-League Doubles Tennis 10 Sadie Schroeter All-League Doubles Tennis 11
NCS Scholar TeamsSpring 2013 Recognized for a combined team GPA of 3.0 or greater
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Fall 2012 All-League Men's Water Polo Giancarlo Tarantino 2-Meter Offense Water Polo Ben Buse' Driver Water Polo Andy Robertson Driver Water Polo Nick Bailey 2-Meter Defense Water Polo Fall 2012 All-League Women's Water Polo Julia Kennedy Goalie Water Polo Morgan Edgar 2-Meter Defense Water Polo Maggie Leinen 2-Meter Defense Water Polo Addison Edgar Driver Water Polo Winter 2013 All-League Wrestling Michael Klee 1st Team Wrestling Patrick McCormick 2nd Team Wrestling Cody Sousa Honorable Mention Wrestling Devin Cameron Honorable Mention Wrestling Sean Mayer Honorable Mention Wrestling Winter 2013 All-League Men's Basketball Corey Hammell Most Valuable Player Basketball Kenny Love 1st Team Basketball Tim McCullough 1st Team Basketball Kyle King 2nd Team Basketball Tim McCullough Defensive Player of the Year Basketball Coach Tom Bonfigli Coach of the Year Basketball Winter 2013 All-League Women's Basketball Kylie Kiech 1st Team Basketball Tiffany Salinas Honorable Mention Basketball Spring 2013 All-League Men's Golf Scott Mitchell Golf Kevin Parry Golf Brandon Bone Golf Spring 2013 All-League Men's Tennis Dylan Tasker 1st Team - Singles Tennis Tim McCullough 2nd Team - Singles Tennis Greg Gschwend Honorable Mention - Singles Tennis Nate Bentham 1st Team - Doubles Tennis Max Leinen 1st Team - Doubles Tennis Jeff Destruel 1st Team - Doubles Tennis Connery Gschwend 1st Team - Doubles Tennis Spring 2013 All-League Baseball Eric Owenson 1st Team Outfielder Baseball Alex Roeser 1st Team Outfielder Baseball Austin Calos Honorable Mention Outfielder Baseball Ridge Etchell Honorable Mention Pitcher 1st Team Infielder Baseball George Foster 1st Team First Baseman Baseball Mitch Wilhelmsen Honorable Mention Infielder 1st Team Utility Baseball Ricky Clark Honorable Mention Catcher Baseball James Proctor 1st Team Pitcher Baseball Zak Faber Honorable Mention Pitcher Baseball Spring 2013 All-League Softball Kayla Douglas 2nd Team Infield Softball Sarah Holly 2nd Team Infield Softball Giulia Geary 2nd Team Outfield Softball Megan McConnell Wild Card Softball Spring 2013 All-League Men's Lacrosse Jonathan Gruber 2nd Team Lacrosse Sebastian Rodrigues Honorable Mention Lacrosse Spring 2013 All-League Women's Lacrosse Marigrace Scrivinach 1st Team Lacrosse Lizzie Stogner 2nd Team Lacrosse Jordan Foster 2nd Team Lacrosse
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Scholar Athletes – Third Quarter 2012 Name GPA JV Women's Swimming Relota Alexander 3.85 Jacobsen Laura 4.00 Varsity Women's Swimming Duffy Tara Edgar Morgan Edgar Addison Edman Gabriela Forni Cantlen Leinen Margaret Lorenzo Eloisa Meder-Reumann, Sarah Moreno Julie Personeni Julia Raasch Shelbi Schroeter Sadie Young Taylor JV Men's Swimming Uebel Nicholas
JV Men's Track Bertero Colin Fulwider-Lopez Dominic Jacobs Spencer Kagel Adam Keenan Nicholas
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JV Golf Anderson-Soria Trevin 3.69 9 Rubattino Connor 3.69 9 Skaff Jarrett 3.67 11 Torr Kyle 3.69 9 Varsity Golf Bone Brandon 3.86 10 Doolittle Seth 3.91 9 9 Justice Nicholas 4.14 11 12 Mitchell Scott 4.00 9 Montgomery Sylas 4.43 11 Parry Kevin 3.86 11 t r i n i t y / J U L Y 2 0 1 3 — 27 Artistic Expression • Athletic Achievement
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2013 Graduates in celebration at the Baccalaureate Mass
The graduating class of 2013 has experienced many changes in the last four years. The greatest of these changes took place when Ursuline High School closed two years ago, and when Cardinal Newman High School opened its doors to the Ursuline girls. This class is now experiencing another big change in their lives: they are graduating high school and going off to college. Father Raúl spoke about the changes that will occur in life during the Baccalaureate Mass at St. Joseph Parish in Cotati. Simply put, “Change is inevitable, growth is a choice.” The class of 2013 has shown much growth in the last four years because they did not allow the challenging changes in life to stop them from, what speaker/writer Matthew Kelly says, “Becoming the best version of yourself!” This is how we answer God’s universal call to holiness, by becoming the best version of ourselves and humbly being what God wants us to be: SAINTS! May God Bless the Class of 2013, Now, and Forever! — 28 — 28
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lease accept my sincere thanks to the many who have expressed through email, social media, and text messaging kind words of appreciation. An important point to emphasize is that my next step includes my continued participation in the marvelous Cardinal Newman community through the Angela Merici and John Henry Newman Foundation, Inc. There are many projects on the horizon to further improve our learning environment and to preserve Catholic secondary education in the greater Santa Rosa area. This region is home to Sheila and me. We are taking steps to secure property nearer to the Cardinal Newman campus to construct our retirement home recently sketched by our architect son. During Friday’s meeting of the board of directors Graham Rutherford, my dear colleague and friend in implementing the President/Principal model of administration for Cardinal Newman recalled our discussions in 2004 of the Jim Collins title Good to Great. Having observed during transitions that new leaders can appear critical of predecessors it was important to us to celebrate the many successes of Cardinal Newman’s faculty and staff during the school’s first forty years before moving in new directions.
President Mike Truesdell addressing the graduating class Mike pictured at a "Fun in the Fall" Event
Based on what the dedicated Cardinal Newman community has achieved during the last decade it is appropriate to change the title of the book from simply Good to Great to Amazing to Truly Outstanding. St. Paul in his letter to the Corinthians states, “But all things should be done decently and in order.” The joy I experience in collaborating with all stakeholders of Cardinal Newman is their eagerness to listen to St. Paul to make certain things are done decently and in order. Whether it is in engaging third party auditors to help the school demonstrate excellent financial stewardship, or supporting such academic initiatives as the Newman Oxford Scholars program to celebrate academic excellence within the context of our Catholic faith, everyone involved steps up to do things decently and in order. In addition, it is clear in discussions with students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni, and benefactors that St. Paul’s observation that “Love is patient and kind, it does not insist on its own way” creates the environment where the young people entrusted by their parents to the care of Cardinal Newman find themselves. I look forward to continuing my involvement with the Cardinal Newman family in supporting the initiatives being pursued by the Angela Merici and John Henry Newman Foundation, Inc.
Mike Truesdell, President
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hanks to all the Parents, Administrators, Faculty, Staff and students who did such a wonderful job representing our great school on Holy Thursday when we followed Jesus' example and served our broader community with a special emphasis on the poor and disenfranchised. Annually, our community does a tremendous amount of work and students spend many hours in a great variety of service experiences.
The sites we served this year include Cardinal Newman High School, Kids Street, St. Rose Church, ReStore: Sonoma County Habitat for Humanity, NAMI, Redwood Empire Food Bank, Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, Redwood Gospel Mission Manna, Redwood Gospel Mission Thrift Store, Head Start and Early Head Start at Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County, Family Support Center, Riverfront Regional Park, Cultivating Impact, Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation, Friends House, Abraham Lincoln Elementary School and additional sites visited by our Seniors for their Community Based Service Learning (CBSL) Projects. Enjoy just a few of the 98 photos taken by our traveling photographer, Mr. Dirk Bietau.
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he Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman says, “God has created me to do Him some definite service.” St. Angela Merici says, “We have a greater need to serve than to be served”. The class of 2013 did just that and done it very well. This year our seniors served globally and locally. Our students served in Guatemala, Nicaragua, the Philippines, China, Vietnam, Domincan Republic, Belize and Africa. This year’s seniors served locally in a variety of ways. New partnerships were formed and established partnerships strengthened. Our new neighbor, Roseland Collegiate Prep, enjoyed classes designed and taught by seniors in the areas of art, Mandarin, theatrical arts, dance, science and swimming. Continuing to look at the areas of education and enrichment, there were many seniors who taught and tutored in our local schools and after school programs. Seniors addressed the areas of art, music, math, physical education, team sports, health, reading, writing and filmmaking. Following the Catholic Social teaching directive of Care for God’s Creation, the environment and animals were an area of focus for a number of seniors. There were many unique projects reaching out to many diverse groups in our community. Projects addressed the social issues of service to the poor, the elderly, those with special needs, the homeless, women, children, teens, and other unique groups in need.
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Among the notable project work this year, the CBSL Committee honored the students who went above and beyond in their project. Allyson Ahlstrom ~ “Threads for Teens” Allyson created a non-profit to benefit teenage girls in need. Teens are able to come to the boutique and select two brand new outfits. Allyson will soon embark on her nationwide tour that will outfit more than 1000 teenage girls.
Matt Phelps ~ “Medicinal Music” Matt Phelps organized a concert series for senior living communities with fellow members from Napa Valley Youth Symphony. Matt also visited the Veterans Home and played music “door-to-door” to comfort and relax veterans.
Marc Chicoine ~ “Breaking Reality” Marc has taught dance twice a week for two years at Kid Street. He used the monies he made from DJ’ing at CN’s Jog-A-Thon to purchase a sound system for Kid Street Theatre.
Finally the CBSL Committee recognized outstanding partner groups:
Kyle Evans ~ “Social Advocates for Youth – Community Garden” Kyle was instrumental in all aspects of the ongoing development in the downtown community garden which benefits local homeless shelters. He also helped his classmate Andrew Yu find a location for his mural. Marissa Greenband ~ “Don’t Be the 1 in 3” Raising awareness about the dangers of Driving Under the Influence, Marissa put on a school-wide assembly, an education night for parents and presented in classes. Most recently, she has organized shoe donations for an exhibit of those lost to driving under the influence. Sarah Matossian ~ “Dance Through Life” Teaching dance through CalServes at Wright Elementary, Sarah truly became part of the community she served. She taught weekly lessons and organized a joint dance show with CN dance class and her students.
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Natalie Ramirez and Arianna Johnson ~ “Hands are not for Hitting” Natalie and Arianna worked to raise awareness about the issue of domestic violence. Working with the YMCA, they created class presentations, held fundraisers and drives that ultimately supported domestic violence survivors. Audrey Romano, Heidi Booth, Maureen Flanagan, Freddie Garcia, Dylan Hamilton-Smith ~ “Seeds of Learning: Nicaragua” The students served through a nonprofit, Seeds of Learning, to better education in the Americas. These students contributed through fundraising and a service trip to implement sustainable projects to help communities in Nicaragua and El Salvador to break out of the cycle of poverty. Jenny Wittry and Elli Filice ~ “Bowls of Hope” Enhancing the art program at Steele Lane Elementary, the girls went twice a week and taught ceramics to every student. The year culminated in an art show where the students proudly displayed their work.
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The Cardinal Newman Dance Program presented "Moments of Impact"
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n May 1st and 2nd in the Jackson Theater at Sonoma Country Day School, Director and Choreographer Gabrielle Thompson, alongside a talented group of students, presented an evening full of inspiring performances based on moments that left lasting impressions. Dancers rocked the stage with their enthusiasm and passion dancing to great classics such as "Love" by Nat King Cole and “Chorus Line”, along with current music from Cold Play and Black Eyed Peas. Surprises including a captivating blacklight piece, live music and singing and student choreography entertained the exuberant audience. A magnificent dance solo of self-expression by Dalton Bertolone was overwhelmingly received. Operatic vocals professionally sung by Sarah Sims was a delight to the entire audience along with the talented lyrics, voice and music of Sarah DeFors and fine vocals of Kaela Wall. All 75 dancers performed with impeccable timing and unity including seniors Talia Baugnon, Marcia Carino, Kara Chandler, Caitlyn Rei, Shelby Deffterios, Sarah Matossian and Sarah Wiggins. A special thank you to the parent volunteers such as Leesa Deffterios, Natalie Piazza, Denise Fossi and Sylvia Duffy who created a successful raffle and concessions. All of the parents are immensely supportive and it could not have been done without their ongoing involvement. Another year of successful dance performances will be remembered by students and audience alike.
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he CN field bleachers were enlarged to accommodate sports fans, the CN community, and those attending various events such as graduation. Students raised $80K towards this project through this year’s jog-a-thon. CN Alums, headed by Ted Grafe ’94, raised nearly the balance needed. The ribbon cutting took place in May and construction was completed just in time for the graduation ceremonies.
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he Cardinal Newman Track has been named the “Pat LaFortune Track” honoring Mr. Pat LaFortune for his 40 years as the CN track coach. Thank you, Pat, for your dedication to Cardinal Newman on the track and in the classroom. We look forward to many years ahead!
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pathway between the athletic fields has been made for easy access between football, lacrosse, softball and baseball fields. This pathway has been named “Kinger Highway” to honor our own equipment manager extraordinaire, Ryan King, otherwise known as “Kinger”.
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he new CN cafeteria and covered eating area were built and newlynamed the “Cardinal Café” and “Jake’s Place” respectively. Jake Janowczyk, a new graduate with the Class of 2013, continues to be an inspiration to his classmates and the CN community.
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he office of outgoing president, Mike Truesdell, has been named the “Mike Truesdell Conference Room” to honor his commitment, dedication and unselfishness.
2013 Graduate Jake Janowczyk
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s the graduating class of 2013 commencement came to a close, graduates and their families exchanged hugs and posed for photos before heading over to an all-night celebration in their honor. “It was like magic”, was a comment made by one student as her fellow graduates passed through check-in with anticipation, excitement and curiosity as to what the evening would bring. The evening was a HUGE success due entirely to the help and support from our parent volunteers. A BIG “Thank you” goes out to the many families who generously donated their time, prizes, gifts cards and the incredible baked goods that were enjoyed by our graduates. We would like to acknowledge and thank the following individuals who graciously volunteered their time and efforts to create yet another successful, safe and sober “Grad Nite”.
Chairpersons: Suzanne Fisher and JJ Daniels Committee Leaders: Kim Roeser, Denise Steele, Meredith Amato, Richard Hatch, Jeanette Tiernan, Jonica Harrison, Kim Hinde, Terri McCandless, Sue Fowler, Lisa Dexter, Denise Fossi, Mary Dumont, Kelly Holmes, Jill Scott & Otto Echeverria, Tamara Peccorini, Lucy Hountis, Laura DeRutte, and Dave Robertson
A BIG “Thank you” to our Generous Corporate Sponsors: Cardinal Newman Dads’ Club Cardinal Newman Moms’ Club The Thrill Zone/Party Jump/The Verity Family Greg & JJ Daniels Jim & Suzanne Fisher Paul J. Tiernan, D.D.S. Don & Lori Edgar Culligan Water of Sonoma County Richard & Bonnie Van Anda Knights Electric Special “Thank you” to the following companies and individuals for their generous support: Clover Stornetta Finally………. Culligan Water of Sonoma a HUGE “Thank you” to all County of the wonderful volunteers, DiVine Pizza who showed up early Monday William Ivancovich (in memory morning to help take down, of Luke Scrivanich) clean-up and store everything for Joe & Annie McNeany next year. This may not be the Richard & Cindy Strauch most glamorous job but it truly is The Joe & Tracy Dutton Family the most appreciated! THANK Ray & Kelly Holmes YOU! Santa Rosa Meat & Poultry Action Rents Art & Susan Palmer
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n annual tradition, Day on the Green, started out on a gorgeous Friday, celebrating the last day of classes for the academic year! The ASB leadership class organized fun events, booths and music to thank the students for a stellar year! Class Councils and various other clubs sold pizza, cotton candy, drinks, root beer floats, milkshakes, snow cones and crepes! After eating some treats, students enjoyed the Dunk Tank, 3 vs. 3 basketball tournaments, a huge slip and slide, obstacle course, volleyball, jousting and music run by the music department! Students remained long after the 1:45 dismissal to lounge on the grass and bask in the sun. Shortly thereafter, the new ASB members helped the graduating class to set up for our first- ever Country Music BBQ and Concert held in the gym. The CN Dads’ Club funded the BBQ and generous alumni donated their time BBQing delicious burgers and dogs while students took their turn at the mechanical bull. Local country talents McKenna Faith and Chad Bushnell kicked off the evening. All in all, it was a perfect end to a great year! See you in the Fall!
2013 Varsity Men’s Basketball team plays in the State Championship Game!
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long and exciting men’s basketball season came to an end on Saturday, March 23, 2013, when Cardinal Newman played Pacific Hills in the California State Championship game at ARCO Arena. It was a close game but CN lost in the final minutes of the game with a final score of 52-58. Thanks to anonymous donors, the team was awarded beautiful state championship rings which were given out at a ring ceremony on campus in May. Congratulations to the coaches and players of this winning team!
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A Letter from the Alumni Association President - Nick Werle '97
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he Cardinal Newman Alumni Association would like to thank all the donations and time put in by our alumni this past school year. We were very pleased to award another Alumni Legacy Scholarship, contribute to the Ed Monahan bleachers, attend and work many events including Fun in the Fall, the Spring Legacy Gala, and the Alumni Golf Tournament, to name a few. We invite all alumni to come out and join us next year to contribute and give something back to the school. We are always looking for new ways to improve our events and help them benefit the school the most. Mark these dates on your calendars for 2013-2014. Help us support our alma mater! These are great ways to reconnect with your fellow alumni! Thank you, Nick Werle CN Class of ‘97
Cardinal Newman Class Reunions Class of 1978 – 35-Year Reunion September 21, 2013 Place TBD
Class of 1983 – 30-Year Reunion August 3, 2013 – 5:30pm Cardinal Newman High School ~ Athletic Convocation Center For more info, contact Kathy Badger, badger@cardinalnewman.org
Class of 1993 – 20-Year Reunion July 27, 2013 – 7:00pm Flamingo Hotel For more info, contact Sean Bellach, bellach@sonic.net
Class of 1998 – 15-Year Reunion July 27, 2013 – 7:00-9:00pm FlipSide Grill & Tap in Rohnert Park For more info, contact Jill Ford, jillkford@gmail.com
Alumni Committee Members Pete Codding ‘77 Ed Hilario ‘83 Ryan Styles ‘93 Kevin Brenk ‘96
Will Lockwood ‘97 Nick Werle ‘97 Andrew Sousa ‘09
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s each student graduates from Cardinal Newman, they automatically become a member of the Alumni Association. Last May we welcomed in 184 new alums from the class of 2013! The Alumni Association Committee meets monthly to discuss ways of involving our alums of all ages, and ways to support the school through the Association. Many events are supported through this association including our annual Career Day, our annual Golf Tournament, our Quarterly Alumni Luncheons, and our Homecoming festivities. The committee is always looking to have more alums involved and return to campus. If you are interested in being an Alumni Association Committee member or for more information, Contact: Nick Werle at nick.werle@nationalds.net
Alumni Calendar 2013-14 July 25
Alumni Quarterly Luncheon – 12:30 in CN ACCFREE lunch on campus for all alums!
September 21
Fun in The Fall Alumni-Hosted Wine & Beer Tasting and Dancing (great venue for class reunions!)
October 16
Alumni-Hosted Career Day (consider being a Career Day speaker!)
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Homecoming Game & Alumni Hospitality Tent under the lights!
January 30
Alumni Quarterly Luncheon – 12:30 in CN ACC FREE lunch on campus for all alums!
April 24
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early one hundred golfers arrived at the Oakmont Golf Club on Thursday, May 30, 2013, for the 23rd Annual Alumni Golf Tournament. It was a perfect day for golf and golfers were able to enjoy a full 18 holes! Once golfers were registered and collected their raffle tickets, mulligans, and tee prizes, they enjoyed lunch before heading out to the course. As soon as the carts hit the course, golfers discovered that they would be “Golfing Around the World”, finding holes representing different countries such as Germany, Italy, China, Mexico, France, Ireland, Cuba, and the United States. Each hole had food and/or drink to offer the golfers, making for a very festive event. On Hole #9, Passport Photos were taken by Dirk Bietau (www.dirk.com) as golfers enjoyed a layover by relaxing with cigars donated by CigarBQ. Golfers also had the chance to win a car thanks to Silveira Buick GMC for making the hole-in-one car available! Following 18 holes of golf, participants met back at the Quail Inn for a fabulous buffet dinner and drinks. Golfers and guests enjoyed the evening as they shared stories and viewed the auction items, raffle prizes and tournament trophy with names of past winners engraved. Special thanks to Mr. Dennis Crandall for serving as our auctioneer this year. The final paddle raise during the live auction will help to fund the Alumni Endowment Scholarship Fund. We also want to thank some of our community auction donors: our Tee-Prize Sponsor and auction donor, Ken Molinaro ’72 – Leisure Points; auction donor, Allan & Kimberly Henderson; auction donor, Justin Richardson ‘98; and Eagle Distributing. Your generous support is greatly appreciated! Thank you! Don’t miss out on next year’s golf tournament!
Thank you to our event Sponsors! Tee-Prize Sponsor Leisure Logistics, Alma & Ken Molinaro ‘72
Golf Cart Sponsor Murray Brand Communications, John Murray ‘83 Flag Sponsors Balletto Vineyards & Winery CN Dads’ Club Leduc & Dexter Plumbing Northbay CardService, Justin Richardson ‘98 Redwood Empire Disposal, Louis Ratto ‘91 Wright & Gervais Accountants, Inc. Wright Contracting, Inc.
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Rex Rafanelli
Aidan Basinger
Rex Rafanelli, along with 15 other students from St. Mary’s College, visited and taught in a small school in a village in Cambodia. The group was able to raise enough money to supply this village and surrounding villages (12 in all) with wells bringing the villagers access to fresh water. This photo is the first glimpse of the individual impacts that each of the wells have on the lives of the villagers.
Aidan Basinger '00 married Jessica Hill of San Luis Obispo, May 11, 2013, at El Presidio Chapel, Santa Barbara, CA. Blake Rector '00 best man, Kevin O'Brien '00, and Megan Basinger '96 were among his attendants. Aidan is a project engineer/manager for Cushman Construction in Santa Barbara. The couple honeymooned in Southeast Asia, and resides in Goleta, CA.
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Honoring Alums "Sprint for Justice"
Cole Smith Class of 2010
Cole Smith, for the second year in a row, along with fifty-one other University of Illinois student-athletes in six winter sports was named to the Academic All-Big Ten teams. Cole is currently a junior Sociology major and has been chosen to represent Men’s Gymnastics. Academic AllBig Ten honors are bestowed upon student-athletes who have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better, earned an athletic letter and are in at least their second year at their institution. Congratulations to Cole!
Danny Zabatta Class of 1990
Danny Zabatta experienced a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity when he was reenlisted at New York Yankees' Monument Park on April 18, 2013. Chief Machinist's Mate (SS) Daniel Zabatta, accompanied by his family and friends participated in the reenlistment ceremony. Zabatta knows a little bit about baseball. In 1993, he played at Yankee Stadium for the Junior College New York area All Stars where he sustained an impressive .500 batting average. Cmdr. Ken Curtin, deputy director of training, Naval Submarine School served as Zabatta's reenlistment officer. Curtin previously served as executive officer aboard USS Dallas and reflected on Zabatta's reenlistment. "It is an honor and privilege to reenlist Chief Zabatta, particularly at a place that holds so many memories for him and his family," said Curtin. "Having served alongside Zabatta aboard USS Dallas I can speak directly to his character and integrity and the honor he has for serving his country in the U.S. Navy." Dallas is a nuclear-powered fast-attack submarine of the Los Angelesclass built by Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corporation. Cardinal Newman is proud of all the sacrifices he and the armed forces have made for our country.
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evin Konicek, Curtis Byrd, Bill Price, Jerry Robinson, and Dan Randolph were honored on May 18th with NAACP “Sprint for Justice” Awards at the Santa Rosa Junior College in the Bertolini Center. The awards were presented to 18 Sonoma County high school athletes who currently hold school records. Also honored and not photographed were Joel Faller, Percy Grogans, and Jim Wilkey. Konicek, Randolph, Gilbert Proctor (not photographed) and Byrd currently hold the CN 4x400m relay record 3:20.67 and Byrd holds the school record in the 400m, 48.46 set at the CIF State Track and Field meet in 1973. Robinson holds school records in the 100m 10.80 and 200m 21.92. The awards were presented by track and field legend and 1968 Olympian John Carlos and 3-time Olympic coach Steve Simmons. The event, attended by 250, was sponsored by the Santa Rosa-Sonoma County NAACP and co-sponsored by SRJC President Dr. Frank Chong and Fiona Ma, former speaker pro Tempore, California State Assembly.
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Fun in the Fall
Saturday, September 21, 2013 Alumni-Hosted Wine & Beer Tasting, Dancing and FUN!
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ark your calendars and plan to join us this fall at the annual Fun in the Fall! Saturday, September 21st, 2013 will be a day you’ll want to reserve for an evening of fabulous food and drink hosted by our alums. We’ve restructured this event and lowered the price and hope you will attend with your friends for a great evening! Here’s what you’ll get for $40 a person: •Wine and beer tasting from 30 local wineries and breweries •Appetizers prepared by local restaurants •Full hosted bar •Raffle prizes •Music and dancing So, mark your calendar, gather your friends and plan on spending the evening on campus as we kick off the new school year! Tickets can be purchased online at www.cardinalnewman.org
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re you new to the Cardinal Newman community? Do you wish you knew more of our fabulous parents and students at the school? Well, we want to get to know you! There are many great ways to get involved here at Newman, and you don’t need to chair a large fund raiser or head up a large committee to do it. Take a look at the many groups that make up our volunteer community at Newman and see if anything appeals to your talents and interests:
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The Cardinal Newman Parents Association works toward building a community within our school and we are always looking for creative and energetic parents to work on committees. It is a great way to meet new parents and be involved in our wonderful community. If you are interested in being a Parent Association Member or for more information, Contact: Kim Hinde @ zinzorro@pacbell.net CN Website: Parent Tab/Parent Association The CN Boosters are committed to supporting our student-athletes, coaches and the Athletic Department with consistent hands-on involvement primarily through volunteering at sporting events. If you are interested in being a Booster Committee Member or for more information, Contact: Carol Drake cdrake@sonic.net CN Website: Athletics Tab/Boosters
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The Dads’ Club is open to all dads, grads, grand-dads and friends of Cardinal Newman. Monthly Dads’ Club dinners are held at different venues and are a great way to meet new friends. If you are a dad, grad, granddad or friend, you are already a ‘member’ of the Dads’ Club! So plan to join them for the next Dads’ Club dinner! Contact: Jeff Bertoli cndadsclub@yahoo.com CN Website: Parent Tab/Dads’ Club
The Moms’ Club is open to all moms, alum moms, grand-moms, and friends of Cardinal Newman. Monthly meetings are held and all are invited! Contact: Jill Scott @ jillescott@sbcglobal.net CN Website: Parent Tab/Moms’ Club
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gift of education lasts a lifetime. A gift of an educational endowment last forever. There is no better way to memorialize a loved one or honor a life well lived. Beyond supporting the education and formation of tomorrow’s leaders, there are decided tax advantages to making a planned gift. Income and tax deductions are the best known rewards. But you can also: •Enjoy the satisfaction of completing a larger gift than you thought possible during your lifetime •Increase your income •Avoid taxes on appreciated stock or real estate •Have no management worries •Provide for your spouse •Save on estate taxes •Save on probate costs •Turn you home into tax savings without having to move •Still provide a generous inheritance for your heirs Recognition is given for all gifts received by the school. Below are the different Recognition Societies that welcome your support: The Merici-Newman Society - $100,000 and above …our best Society - $50,000 - $99,999
The Heritage Society - $25,000 - $49,999
The Patron Gift Society - $15,000 - $24,999
The Benefactor Gift Society - $5,000 - $14,999 The Gold Circle Society - $1,500 - $4,999 * The Cardinal Gift Society - $500 - $1,499 The Friendship Gift Society - $1 - $499
*Donors giving at $1,500 or above annually are enrolled in the President’s Cabinet and invited to an annual celebration. There are several ways you can enjoy the rewards the law gives to the generous. Here are just a few ways to support your charitable objectives. Visit our website under Giving Tab for more options.
The Newman Fund The Newman Fund was established in 2004 to encourage and recognize the loyalty and support of alumni, parents and friends. The Newman Fund gifts, which are primarily unrestricted (meaning the donor allows CNHS to determine how the money is used), relieve the burden on tuition and assist with the school’s daily needs. Our annual studentdesigned Christmas Card sent to our community each year offers an annual opportunity to support Cardinal Newman through the Newman Fund.
FUSE
Faith Unity Spirit Excellence
Faith – rooted in the Catholic faith Unity – unified in a shared responsibility Spirit – inspired by the spirit of community Excellence – committed to excellence in all endeavors
Realizing the value of a Cardinal Newman High School education and the needs well beyond basic tuition, parents share in the investment of excellence in education. We ask each new family to attend a FUSE presentation during the start of their first year at Cardinal Newman to learn of the program’s history and the goals for the coming year. We are fortunate to have received FUSE pledges from many of our school families, offering unrestricted funding to the operating budget.
PEACE
Planned Estates Aiding Catholic Education Donors who have supported Cardinal Newman High School during their lifetimes are encouraged to continue their generosity in perpetuity. A simple bequest to CN will assure that tomorrow’s students benefit from a life’s work.
Named Endowments & Memorialize a Loved One Cardinal Newman High School (CNHS) and Angela Merici John Henry Newman Foundation (AMJHN) have developed the Named Endowments on the opposite page.
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N a m ed E ndow m ents & Me m orialize a L oved O ne Cardinal Newman High School has developed the following Named Endowments for Tuition Assistance over the last four decades:
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ardinal Newman High School (CNHS) and Angela Merici John Henry Newman Foundation, Inc. (AMJHN) have developed the following Named Endowments for Tuition Assistance. The growing legacy of Cardinal Newman is preserved with over $2,488,000 of endowment funds whose earnings help undergird tuition assistance programs
• AMJHN General Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) • AMJHN Special Needs Endowment (AMJHN) • Bertoli Family Scholarship Fund (CNHS) • Cardinal Newman Alumni Association Endowment Fund (CNHS) • Cardinal Newman Scholarship Fund (CNHS & AMJHN) • Carniglia Family Scholarship (AMJHN) • Charles W. Dahl Fund (CNHS) • Class of 1972 Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) • Dennis Crandall Scholarship Fund (CNHS & AMJHN) • Dyer Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) • Farkas Fund (CNHS) • Fr. Francis Ralph Memorial Fund (CNHS) • Gary Heck Fund (CNHS) • Ina May Larkin Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) • John & Maureen Geary Endowment Fund in Honor of Tom Hawes (CNHS) • Louis and Alice Moratto Scholarship (AMJHN) • Lyle Ann Arizu Sarubbi Endowment (AMJHN) • Mabel and Carlton Spridgen Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) • Mary Lynch Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) • Millicent A. Stephens Memorial Fund (CNHS & AMJHN) • Molinaro Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) • Mrs. Richie Heck Fund (CNHS) • Murphy Family Endowment (AMJHN) • Paul V. Wright Fund (CNHS) • Peter N. Eiermann Fund (CNHS) • Quock Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) • Ragsdale Family Endowment Fund (CNHS) • Renee Lee Memorial Endowment Fund (AMJHN) • Shapiro Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) • Sister Mary Dresser Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) • The Mark D. Robeson Fund (CNHS) • The Trione Family Fund (CNHS) • Thomas Aquinas Scholarship Fund (CNHS) • Thomas DeMeo Memorial Fund (CNHS & AMJHN) • Thomas Walters Fund (CNHS) • Truesdell Family Faculty Endowment Fund (AMJHN) • Ursuline Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) • Winters Family Endowment Fund (CNHS)
In Memory Of In Memory of Alice Marie Mandoli Gloria Leandro Michael and Diane Keefer In Memory of Antonio “Tony” Vicini Mary and Peter McEwen In Memory of Ben Edward McCutchan Joe and Annemarie Bucher In Memory of Bob Young Michael and Sherry Franchetti
In Memory of Joan Richardson John Richardson In Memory of Joe McClelland Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of John Klein Daniel Galvin In Memory of Ken James Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of Kenneth Cameron Nancy Moran
In Memory of Darryl Ellingson Charlene Moratto Michael and Sherry Franchetti
In Memory of Kenneth Sieboldt Ting Guggiana
In Memory of Dolores Cassady Michael and Sherry Franchetti
In Memory of Larry Bertolini Bud and Liz Giacomelli
In Memory of Evelyn Farrell Michael and Sherry Franchetti Scott and Ann Cromie
In Memory of Lee Devencenzi John and Patti Devencenzi Anthony and Pat Devencenzi David and Char Devencenzi
In Memory of Evilda Dewey Charlene Moratto
In Memory of Lynn Brinker Scott and Ann Cromie Gloria Leandro Michael and Sherry Franchetti Ting Guggiana George Seitz Charlene Moratto
In Memory of George Gutierrea Lynn Astengo Richard DiGiacomo Dee Kenneth and Clare Prior Randy and Robin Peters Warren and Jean Ahr Robert and Mercedes Jarvis Laura Jean Critchfield Bill and Ann Fisher Andrew Wolf Vernon and Frances Brooks Peter and Vicki Eschelbach John and Patricia Withers
In Memory of Mary Burdo Regina Torr In Memory of Nancy Logsdon Michael and Sherry Franchetti
In Memory of Gianni Carlo Pasini Joe and Patti Dietzen Barbara Konicek In Memory of Gordon Waltenspiel Judith Paolini In Memory of Hajar Busaid Nancy Moran
In Memory of Paul Ronchelli Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of R. Winfield Achor Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of Robert R. Viale, Ret. General Regina Torr In Memory of Rose Silva Regina Torr
In Memory of Jack Campbell Regina Torr
In Memory of Tito Mena Joseph and Ramona De Benedetti Joe and Annemarie Bucher
In Memory of Jim Grady Regina Torr
These Named Endowments were begun with gifts that exceeded a total of $10,000 for the endowment.
The future of Cardinal Newman is further secured through the PEACE program. PEACE, or Planned Estates Aiding Catholic Education, is a collection of ways to name Cardinal Newman as a beneficiary of your estate in order to leave a legacy, set an example of stewardship, and/or protect assets from excessive taxation. Feel free to contact Mrs. Terri Derr, Director of Advancement, at 707-546-6470 ext 117 for more information about Named Endowments and PEACE.
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Questions? Contact Advancement Office 707-546-6470 Terri x117, Kathy x121, Lisa x116 AUGUST Parent Welcome Dinner Thursday, August 22, 2013 - 6:00pm Welcome Dinner for all CN parents Parents Back to School Night Wine & Cheese Social Tuesday, August 27, 2013 5:30pm – Wine & Cheese Social – ACC 6:30pm – Back to School Night SEPTEMBER Fun in the Fall Saturday, September 21, 2013 Cardinal Newman Gym & ACC Open to all Parents, Alums, Faculty, Friends.. Casual Social Event with Alumni-Hosted WineTasting, and Dancing … and a special surprise from our Alumni…don’t miss it! OCTOBER Jog-A-Thon Wednesday, October 2, 2013 Cardinal Newman Track Annual student-run fundraiser in support of athletic facilities on campus Alumni-Hosted Career Day Wednesday, October 16, 2013 All Freshmen, Sophomores & Juniors attend Career Sessions hosted by CN alums. Homecoming Game Alumni-Hosted Hospitality Game, Tent & Dance Game & Tent – Friday, October 18, 2013 Dance – Saturday, October 19, 2013 MARCH Texas Hold 'Em Poker Tournament TBD Cardinal Newman Gym Annual poker tournament in support of CN baseball and softball programs. Spring Legacy Gala Saturday, March 29, 2014 Parents, Alums, Faculty, Benefactors, Friends Formal Dinner, Dance and Auction Major Fundraiser
MAY Alumni Golf Tournament Thursday, May 29, 2014 Open to all Parents, Alums, Faculty, Friends Alumni-Hosted Golf Tournament, Dinner, Auctions & Awards
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Principally Speaking Board of Directors . . . our best, Expanding Traditions President’s Message Administration Class of 2013 Graduates Class of 2013 College Acceptances Senior 4-Year Awards Senior Single-Year Awards Top Scholarship Offers Senior Awards & Honors Oxford Scholars Class of 2013 Colleges Attending Underclassmen Awards & Honors Modern Classical Language Awards Faculty & Staff Awards and Recognition Academic Achievement Spring Sports All-Empire Athletes 2012-2013 All-League Athletes 2012-2013 NCS Scholar Teams Scholar Athletes Baccalaureate Mass Mike Truesdell “Close to Home” Faith & Service Campus Highlights Day on the Green Grad Nite 2013 Save the Date New Additions and Namings Alumni Reunions & Calendar 23rd Annual Alumni Golf Tournament Keeping In Touch (Alumni) Ways to Get Involved Ways of Giving Named Endowments & In Memory Of Welcome Class of 2017 Admissions Calendar for 2012-13-Inside back cover
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8th C Grade Preview Day ALENDAR 2 0 Monday, October 28, 2013
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8:15am-1:15pm Prospective 8th grade students should attend 8th Grade Preview Day! Begins and ends in the CN ACC Building (near Gym) Lunch will be provided
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ur mission is to educate our students in the wholeness of mind, body, and spirit through the teachings of Jesus Christ as proclaimed by the Catholic Church. Our students learn to apply leadership skills and talents in service to others. We challenge each student to work to his or her highest potential in the lifelong pursuit of learning and excellence.
Open Houses
Sunday, November 3, 2013 Sunday, December 8, 2013
Begins at 11:00am in the Athletic and Convocation Center (ACC) Programs conclude at approximately 1:30pm Coffee, water, and light food available Parents, students, and family members are welcome to attend Please RSVP Online
Placement Exam
Saturday, December 7, 2013 8:45am-12:30pm Please RSVP Online Please Bring your own #2 pencil, calculators may NOT be used
Make-up Placement Exam
Saturday, January 11, 2014 8:45am-12:30pm $125 Exam Fee (check payable to Cardinal Newman)
Application for Admission
Admissions Applications for 2014-2015 school year are due Friday, December 14, 2013
Student/Family Interviews
Please submit the Interview Reservation Form, or call the Admissions Office at (707) 546-6470 ext120 to confirm your interview appointment Saturday, January 25, 2014 OR Saturday, February 8, 2014
Financial Aid
2013 Tax Returns Required Applications Due March 1, 2014
Interviews are scheduled by appointment when families complete the interview reservation form. Submit your interview reservation form along with your admission application.
Admissions Process
HOW TO REACH US
5 Steps to Becoming a Student at Cardinal Newman
Cardinal Newman High School 50 Ursuline Road Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Main Phone: 707-546-6470 Fax: 707-544-8502 Email: info@cardinalnewman.org
1. Call or email Pat Piehl, Admissions Office to get on our mailing list 707-546-6470 ext. 120 or piehl@cardinalnewman.org 2. Visit our campus - Come to an Admissions Event or schedule a Shadow Day . (RSVP online at www.cardinalnewman.org) 3. Take the STS Placement Exam. (This exam is only for applicants for the 9th grade) 4. C omplete an application - Application documents are available online at www.cardinalnewman.org 5. Interview - Parents and student meet with a member of the CN faculty.
Alumni Relations/News 50 Ursuline Road Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Main Phone: 707-546-6470 x116 Fax: 707-544-8582 Alumni Email: sousa@cardinalnewman.org Publication Advisor: Lisa Sousa Graphic Design: Mary McEwen-designgirlgraphics.com Photographs: Dirk Bietau – dirk.com Jim Rael - getintheactionsportphotography.com Printed by: All American Printing
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ack by popular demands, we will be offering our Annual FREE Tuition Raffle for a chance to win tuition paid for the 2014-15 school year! Great odds with only 300 tickets sold! Plan to purchase your tickets at the Welcome Back Dinner hosted on Thursday, August 22, 2013 or online at www.cardinalnewman.org. Congratulations to the Gingras Family who are our 2013-14 FREE Tuition Raffle Winners!
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