Christian Brothers Connection

Lasallian Tradition

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CBHS Leadership Team Lorcan P. Barnes President Mary Hesser Principal June McBride Director of Finance Bobby Cobbs Vice President of Philanthropy Tom English Vice Principal Rolf Schumann Assistant Principal of Student Life Christopher Symkowick-Rose Assistant Principal of Curriculum & Instruction Kenny Kirrene ’78 Director of Admissions

Connection is a publication of Christian Brothers High School.The purpose of the magazine is to strengthen the connection between the school & alumni, parents & friends; to cultivate community support for assisting CB in its operation & advancement; & to recognize & thank supporters. News items or articles for consideration should be sent to: Kristen McCarthy Director of Communications (916) 733-3695 kmccarthy@cbhs-sacramento.org 4315 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.

Sacramento, CA 95820-2727

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Board of Trustees 2012-13

The Board of Trustees at Christian Brothers High School is comprised of 11 volunteers dedicated to safeguarding and advancing the school’s Catholic, Lasallian mission. Before joining the Board of Trustees, candidates undergo training on Lasallian charism (history, spirituality and philosophy of education) and Policy Governance – a model used by Lasallian schools throughout the District of San Francisco. This summer, the board welcomed new member, John Nunan. Willie Nolan ’69 returns for the second year as chair.

The Policy Governance model includes an inclusive, written set of goals for the school, called Ends Policies which guide the board in monitoring the performance of the school and its President/CEO. In the spring, a committee comprised of current and former trustees and members of the school’s faculty and administration, met to review and suggest revisions to the Ends Policies.

In October, the committee met with the full Board of Trustees to review and finalize the recommended changes to ensure that Christian Brothers High School adheres to the vision of the Brothers of the Christian Schools of the District of San Francisco.

“I appreciate the time and attention that the Board of Trustees, former trustees and members of our faculty and administration devoted to reviewing and revising the Ends Policies,” says President Lorcan Barnes. “Advancing our Catholic, Lasallian mission ensures that students receive an excellent, holistic education and that Christian Brothers High School sustains its local legacy and tradition well into the future. I am grateful to the committee and the board for their time, leadership and dedication.”

Back Row (L to R) Bob Granucci ’55, Marianne Evashenk, Carrie Vellutini, Br. John Hoover, FSC, Msgr. James Church ’50 Front Row (L to R) David Holquin ’99, Willie Nolan ’69, Lincoln Snyder ’95, Bill Schaedler ’68, John Nunan (Not pictured: Linda Christianson)

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Campus Life Lasallian Educator of the Year…6 CB Goes Global…8 Athletics…10 The Arts…12 New Theater…14 Commencement 2012…16

Features Lifetime Achievement Award for the Brothers…5 Ambassadors of the Year…18 Annual Report…20

2011-12

Alumni La Salle Club Baseball Hall of Fame…43 In Memoriam…44 Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza…46 Reunions…48 News & Notes…53

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Message From the President Fall 2012 Dear Alumni, Parents & Friends: According to Giving USA, Americans gave $298.5 billion to charity in 2011. But, times have been challenging. During the past six years, philanthropic giving has declined by 3 percent. Locally, the Sacramento region has been hard hit economically. As such, we are below the national average in both percentage of households giving and the average dollar amount given.

At Christian Brothers High School, I’m relieved and grateful to say that we are countering the trend. Annual gifts last year increased by 6 percent. The number of alumni supporting the school increased by 15 percent. In 2011-12, donations totaled $2.4 million to support tuition assistance, operating needs and the Building on the Tradition Campaign – Phase II. Over the course of the last seven years, alumni, parents, families and friends have given a life-changing $12 million to the school.

We are committed to serving as excellent stewards of your generosity and to enhancing the quality of campus life for our students. We opened the doors to the athletic field house in 2008 and have begun preconstruction projects for the new theater project (page 14). Most importantly, we provide more tuition assistance than any other local high school. This year, CB is providing $1.9 million in need-based tuition assistance to 356 deserving young men and women.

We continue to build a community of students, faculty and alumni that are second to none in their contributions to the Sacramento community. But, we are also an independent, not-for-profit organization. In order to sustain our mission, and to see our mission thrive, we rely on your continued generosity and support.

The enclosed Annual Report and list of donors (page 20) reflects gifts received during the July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012 time period, our 136th year. We are grateful to all of our benefactors and recognize that only through your generosity can we continue providing an excellent, valuescentered, Catholic, Lasallian education.

Live Jesus in our hearts!

Lorcan P. Barnes President

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Diocese of Sacramento Presents

Lifetime Achievement Award to the

Christian Brothers

The Catholic Foundation of the Diocese of Sacramento

honored the Christian Brothers with a Lifetime Achievement Award for their “longstanding and impactful contributions” to Catholic education in Sacramento. It was one of two inaugural awards recognizing the work of groups and individuals who have profoundly impacted Catholic schools in the area. The individual award was presented to Msgr. Edward Kavanagh of St. Rose Parish/St. Patrick SUCCEED Academy School.

“We were honored to receive the Diocese of Sacramento

Catholic Foundation inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award,” says Br. Donald Johanson, FSC, Brother Visitor of the District of San Francisco. “Bishop Soto was very kind in his tribute and we are grateful to the generations of families who entrusted us with the sacred responsibility of educating their sons and daughters.

As we begin our 137th year of service to the young people of the Diocese of Sacramento, I am profoundly grateful to the many Brothers and Lay Partners who so tirelessly gave of themselves, and continue to give, to ensure that Christian Brothers High School remains a warm, vibrant and thriving school community.”

“The vocation of the Christian Brothers is teaching. As such,

they have been extraordinary teachers in sharing their mission, vision and values,” says CB President, Lorcan Barnes. “Throughout my career, I have been blessed to work with a number of religious orders. None have been as intentional or as forward-thinking about sharing their charism and mission as the De La Salle Christian Brothers. Their willingness to so generously impart the Founder’s mission allows Catholic, Lasallian education to thrive with faith and zeal, not just in Sacramento, but, worldwide. Sacramento would be a very different place had the Brothers not blessed this community with Catholic, Lasallian education. On behalf of our faculty, staff and generations of proud alumni, we thank them for their many years of service and congratulate them on receiving this muchdeserved award.”

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Br. Donald Johanson, FSC, Br. Ronald Roggenback, FSC, Br. John Hoover, FSC, Br. Stanislaus Campbell, FSC, and Br. James Joost, FSC, attended the tribute event.

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Marian Shackel

CB’s 2012 Lasallian Educator of the Year “To be entrusted with the teaching of the young is a great gift and grace of God.”

St. John Baptist de La Salle

Beloved CB educator, Marian Shackel, taught high school in Southern California for 21 years before deciding to relocate to the Sacramento area in 2000. Her goal was to move closer to her brother, Ken, and his family and to find a Catholic school where she could continue to share her love of literature and learning.

After submitting résumés to each of the four Catholic high schools, she decided to check in with Christian Brothers.

“I called to see if they received my résumé,” explains Shackel. “Within about five minutes, I got a call back. Kenny Kirrene ’78 was the English department chair and Tom Rutten was the principal.

Kenny invited me to come in and meet with them and they hired me that day. I began teaching here in the fall of 2000. The minute I walked on this campus I knew it was the place for me. It just feels like community.”

“When you meet Marian, it’s immediately apparent that she has a tremendous grasp of her subject matter, cares deeply for students and takes her role as an educator to heart,” says Kirrene.

“I don’t think she knew it at the time, but at her core, she is Lasallian. The care and concern she shows for our young women and men are exactly what the Founder worked so diligently to foster in the Brothers.”

Twelve years later, and Shackel’s feelings have not changed. “I love the students here,” she enthuses. “I’m fortunate because I get to teach freshmen and seniors. I get to see the transformation that occurs over their four years with us and watch them grow into these extraordinary young adults. I’m really in awe of some of my students and their potential. In fact, sometimes I think the kids are the Lasallian

educators. They teach me and they make me laugh. That is the part of teaching that is so amazing and it’s a great way to spend the day.”

In fact, ask her to reveal the best part of her teaching day, she enthusiastically answers with “any time that I am in class. If you don’t love the kids, I don’t know what you are doing teaching. St. John Baptist de La Salle verbalized the idea that how we relate to those entrusted to our care is of paramount importance. The relationship we develop with the students is so important and I really try to develop a connection and show them that I care.”

She also credits her coworkers with daily inspiration. “I am fortunate to work with a group of people who have shown me what it means to live the words of the Founder. I would love to have the cult following of Tom English. I really don’t know where he gets his energy. Randall McClure and Patti Gallagher ignite a spark in students that allows them to look at a subject and see it as more than just a subject. Working with so many phenomenal educators really keeps me working harder.”

“Marian demonstrates her commitment in and out of the classroom to colleagues and students alike,” says Gallagher. “She goes above and beyond the call of duty to attend school events and support our students. She’s incredibly thoughtful, will do anything to help a student or coworker, and, her Aunt Tina’s cookie recipes are legendary.”

“The Lasallian Educator of the Year Award is given each year to the faculty member who most exemplifies the spirit and dedication of St. John Baptist de La

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Past Lasallian Educator of the Year Award Recipients 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93

John Higgins Michael Hebda Judy Budzenski & Patrick O’Brien 1993-94 Jack Witry 1994-95 Dominic Puglisi 1995 District Lasallian Educator Ronald Limeberger ‘53 1995-96 Terry Vendlinski 1996-97 Jim Hughes 1997-98 Shelly Gorman & Thomas English 1998-99 Joan Haan (deceased) & Holly Peterson 1999-2000 Michael Desmond ‘56 (deceased) 2000-01 Randall McClure 2001-02 Joe Gill ‘63 2001-02 Rory Tira (at St. Mary’s College High School, Berkeley) 2002-03 Rolf Schumann 2003-04 Kenny Kirrene ‘78 2004-05 Rudy Schulze (posthumously) 2005-06 Jill Bennett 2006 District Lasallian Educator – Thomas English 2006-07 Danny Delgado ‘79 2007-08 Mary Hesser 2008-09 Paul Havey ‘81 2009 District Lasallian Educator – Mary Hesser 2010 Susannah Nelson 2011 Rose Ann Holmes

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Salle and his ministry to educate young people,” says Lorcan Barnes, president.

“For the past 12 years, Marian Shackel has taken the words of the Founder to heart and ministered to students with tremendous dedication and care.”

“Marian Shackel is a gifted educator with a heart of gold,” says Principal Mary Hesser. “Each day she lives the Lasallian ideal of teachers serving as big brothers, big sisters, guardian angels and good shepherds.

Her commitment to touching the hearts and minds of our students goes beyond the classroom as she supports our student artists, student athletes, club activities and Kairos retreats. She is an inspiration to all of us and I am grateful for her service.”

“Even to be nominated for this award is overwhelming,” says Shackel. “I don’t have the words to describe how it felt to be chosen and then to have my mom and other family members surprise me at the Liturgy.

Wow!”

(L to R) Family members Chrissy and Roy Shackel, Jean and John Bourquin, Adriana (mom), Marian Shackel, Joseph Shackel, Katherine Bourquin, Mahlon Crawford, Adriana Marmo, Andrea Crawford, Carlo Crawford, Christine Shackel, Jane Marmo surprised Marian at the liturgy.

Korbinian Thalhammer ’13 Goes to Washington

Korbinian “Korbi” Thalhammer ’13 loves the great outdoors. Whether he’s running with

the CB cross country team, bike riding or hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, Thalhammer is an avid outdoorsman. Last summer, he hiked the John Muir Trail with his father, Richard and hopes to hike all 2,650 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) before beginning college.

He is also an advocate for protecting the outdoors he loves. He is co-president of the

Environmental Club at CB and recently helped raise more than $1,000 for the Cosumnes River Preserve. In 2010, Thalhammer was awarded the Pacific Crest Trail Association’s Extra Mile Award for his outstanding advocacy and dedication to the trail, which runs from Mexico to Canada through California, Oregon and Washington. Each of the last three years, he organized a group of CB students and parents to help with trail maintenance. Twice, he has joined other members of the Association as they traveled to Washington, D.C. to speak out on behalf of the trail as a member of the “Hike the Hill” advocacy committee. This year, the group successfully secured $1 million from the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund. The Forest Service will use the money to purchase privately owned parcels necessary to permanently protect the PCT.

“The Pacific Crest Trail gives a lot of people great experiences and memories that last a

lifetime,” says Thalhammer. “It’s available and free for everyone to use and it’s easily accessible. If I can help secure that for more people, then I will continue going to Washington and organizing maintenance trips.”

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them with the cultural knowledge, social skills and integrity to meet the challenges of a changing world. Welcoming students from around the world certainly helps move us in that direction.”

Plans call for the program to grow slowly and circumspectly to ensure that all of the students are well served and cared for throughout high school.

“We are very intentional in our admissions process,” says Kenny Kirrene ’78, admissions director. “We are careful to admit only students who can successfully take on the rigors of our curriculum, and, who also want to immerse themselves in our community. Having an active and involved

As the classroom doors opened on August 16 to begin Christian Brothers High School’s 137th year in Sacramento, students, faculty and staff welcomed eight new students from China, one student from Colombia, one student from Sweden and three students from Italy as part of CB’s new International Student Program.

“The world is deeply connected and today’s students are connected, global citizens,” says Lorcan Barnes, president.

“CB’s mission calls for innovation in ensuring that our students are prepared to take their place as ethical leaders in an interdependent, diverse and rapidly changing new world.

Today, that means an international education that equips

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University of Oregon,” he says. “I would rather go through this transition now at Christian Brothers than wait until I am in college.”

Gallagher has also been impressed with the CB families willing to host the students. “We are grateful to the CB families who have opened their homes and hearts to our international students and we look forward to a positive and enriching cultural experience for all members of the CB community.” Kelsey Pfirrman ’13 and her family are hosting Kelly Xia ’16. “It’s been great having Kelly stay with us,” she enthuses. “Of course there are differences in our cultures.

We expected that and we work through those. But, Kelly is like a member of the family. We love her.”

“Throughout the years, Christian Brothers High School has welcomed students from varying countries,” says Barnes. “Launching an International Student Program is a strategic decision that benefits our students, contributes to a long-term strong and stable enrollment, and affords us the opportunity to provide a Catholic, Lasallian education to young people who may not have that opportunity in their home countries.”

“In China, there is no talk of God,” says Wang. “In the beginning, I struggled in my religion class. I had never seen a cross. Who is God? When I watched kids do the sign of the cross, I had no idea who the Father, Son or Holy Spirit are. My teacher, Mr. Guro ’03, met with me after school and helped explain it to me.”

“Welcoming students from other countries and cultures is only part of the equation,” says Principal Mary Hesser. “We know that in order to equip our students with 21st-century skills, learning about other cultures must be integrated into the study of literature, history, social studies, natural sciences, the arts, and other courses throughout the curriculum. Our faculty understands that teaching about other cultures, faiths, and ways of living will help our students better understand the various perspectives that frame our world.”

group of international students benefits us all.”

“I love it here,” says Vanessa Wang ’16. “I can honestly say that I had my choice of many schools in the United States. Christian Brothers is the best and it’s the only one for me. I knew it when I looked at the pictures on the website and when I talked to Mr. Kirrene on Skype. And then, when I got here, I felt it immediately. Like the admissions book says, CB is the place to be!”

“We underestimated the demand for admission to Christian Brothers from students and parents in China,” says CB President Lorcan Barnes. “In talking with the parents, we learned that higher education options in China are limited and discerning Chinese families want American colleges. These families understand that an outstanding college prep school is a critical part of the formula. Each of the students to whom admission was offered has accepted our invitation. According to our partners at the Cambridge Institute of Education, this is unprecedented. We can all be proud that CB’s programs are ‘world class.’”

Patricia Gallagher, French teacher and director of the International Student Program, has plans to expand the program to include students from additional countries. “I have already been talking with families from Spain, France and Belgium who are interested in sending their children to Christian Brothers,” says Gallagher. “Interest is high among families who value both community and excellent college preparatory education. Those are areas in which we simply can’t be beat.”

“The teachers here are great,” says Christopher Guillen ’15. “They’ve really helped me a lot. I have to say it’s challenging to learn in English as opposed to Swedish and I definitely have more homework here. But, my teachers and classmates are always willing to help if there is something I don’t understand.” Guillen, a talented quarterback, plays for the Swedish National American Football Team and was moved up to CB’s varsity team as a sophomore. “I hope to play football in college. In fact, my dream is to play for the

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Welcome “Home” Dan Carmazzi ’71

After an absence of 35 years, Christian Brothers High

School proudly announced the return of alumnus, Dan Carmazzi ’71, as co-athletic director, faculty member and assistant football coach.

collegiate athletics

“Having Dan return home to CB is exciting,” says CB

President Lorcan Barnes. “He brings a wealth of coaching knowledge and teaching experience with him. As we look to the future of our athletic program, bringing Dan on board is an investment in excellence that will serve our students well for years to come.”

Else Buchmiller Queens College, New York (volleyball)

“I’m grateful to Lorcan Barnes and Mary Hesser for

extending to me the opportunity to return to Christian Brothers,” says Carmazzi. “I will always have tremendous respect for, and be grateful to, the Jesuit High School community for educating my sons and giving me a place to teach and coach these past 35 years. But, a part of me always wanted to return to Christian Brothers.

Christian Brothers provided me with an excellent education and athletic experience under the guidance of Dick Sperbeck, Ron Limeberger ’53, Jack Witry, Dave Hoskins, Mel Fontes, John Zupan ’62 and Ralph Villanueva. This was a good time for me personally to make this transition and affords me the opportunity to give back. I’m excited and optimistic about the future direction of Falcon athletics. I’m also grateful that George Petrissans welcomed me to the football coaching staff.”

Carmazzi joins Jill Bennett, CB’s other co-athletic director, now in her tenth year of

overseeing athletics. He is also teaching AP Government and physical education.

“Our athletics program embraces the ideals of integrity, honor and excellence,” says

Barnes. “Dan and Jill understand that building young men and young women of character is essential to building winning teams and winning programs. Further, those ideals stay with the players long after they hang up their uniforms. They are nuturing better people, not just better athletes.”

Congratulations to the following members of the Class of 2012 who will be competing in

“Dan has been a wonderful addition to CB athletics,” says Bennett. I look forward to

Kyle Castaneda Cal Poly SLO (rugby) Nichole Cruz University of Hawaii (golf) John Hallsten University of Notre Dame (fencing) Joshua Hammer Holy Names University (baseball) Chris Hedum Oregon State (rugby) Danny Levis Cal Poly SLO (rugby) Jonathan Lockwood Chico State (rugby)

Chris Lusich Men’s Golf Captures 6th Cal Poly SLO (rugby) “Conditioning and coaching the boys during the summer was great,” says Carmazzi. “They Consecutive League Title are fantastic young men. And, although I always knew this was a special community, being working with him as we continue to develop and enrich our programs.”

Inayaleague Norman Men’s golf captured its sixth consecutive in the classroom has afforded me the opportunity to experience it firsthand. The students University title winning the CapitalHoward Valley Conference with a (softball) are insightful, bright and kind. Further, the coed environment allows the students to see record of 10-0. The team was alsoRyan undefeated in Peabody issues from a different perspective. They are always respectful and we’ve had some great dual meet competitions & won theUCLA championship (rugby) discussions on current issues.” at the Rocklin Invitational. Congratulations to

Carmazzi’s experience includes 31 years as head football coach, seven years as an Julie Pfeifer Andrej Bevins ’13 who was named the CVC’s assistant athletic director, and nine years as an athletic director at Jesuit High School. He was Oregon Institute of Technology Most Valuable Player & Kit Carson ’12, Dylan (volleyball) named a Model Coach by the California Interscholastic Federation in 2005 and is a member Fuller ’11, & Hunter Rappleye’13 who were of the 200-win club.

Jamie Ralph named to the CVC’s 1st team.

John Wiley, who worked for four years as assistant athletic director, is taking a more active role in the classroom. “John continues to serve our students as a teacher in both the physical education and math departments and as a football coach,” says Principal Mary Hesser. “The students love him. Both he and Dan are terrific and our community is blessed to have them.”

CB’s athletic program includes 54 teams serving more than 600 students.

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Chapman University (diving) Clare Sorensen Seattle University (golf) Sadie Strain Santa Clara University (golf)

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Men’s Golf Earns 7th Consecutive League Title Congratulations to the Falcons who took home their 7th consecutive league championship and increased their homecourse winning streak to 37 matches. Andrej Bevins ’13 was named Capital Valley Conference MVP.

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Varsity soccer coach, Jake Hunley ’96, and the 2012 CB women’s soccer team organized a charity soccer tournament with St. Francis High School, St. Mary’s High School of Stockton and Central Catholic High School of Modesto.

Together, the teams raised $1,700 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Congratulations to Jonathan Limhengco ’12 – Capital Valley Conference MVP, Men’s Tennis

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Playing at the College Level

Congratulations to seniors Josh Hammer (baseball, Holy Names University), John Hallsten (fencing, University of Notre Dame) and Inaya Norman (softball, Howard University) who signed Letters of Intent and will be competing in their respective sports at the college level.

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10th Annual Hollywood Bowl Performances a Hit

20th Annual La Salle Art Show

A perfect spring evening provided an ideal backdrop for the 10th annual Hollywood Bowl

More than 50 student-created works of art

choral concert. The event, which grows in

were displayed at the 20th annual La Salle Art

popularity each year, featured stellar performances

Show in May. Congratulations to Michelle

from each of CB’s eight choral groups and

Hufford ’12 who took home Best-of-Show for

even a few from some individuals and duos. In

her painting entitled “Afghan Girl” and first

recognition of the 10th annual event, alumni

place for her painting, “Caramel Ghirardelli.”

singers were invited to join the full choir for some

Mackenzie Cima ’12 earned second place for

special numbers at the end of the show.

“The Butterfly Effect.” Celina Rico ’12 took home the third place prize for “Make Art Not War.” Samuel Swanson ’14 was awarded an art scholarship from CB’s Friends of the Arts. To see more phenomenal works, visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ CBSacramento and check out the La Salle Art Show photo album.

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A Great Night at Tower of Youth

Congratulations to CB’s video production students who had a great night at the 16th

annual Tower of Youth film festival in May. Alex Daly ‘13 and Brianna Pressey ‘13 won “Best of Category” in documentary for a social media news package. A.J. Johnson ‘12 and Nic Domek ‘12 won the the “Documentary Excellence Award” for “College Pressure.” Clare Manning ‘12 and Jordan Schneider ‘12 brought home the “Best of Category” award in Experimental Beauty/ Surrealism for their movie “La Foule.”

Sacramento Access Cable presented Ryan Peabody ‘12 and Jessica Szarek ‘12 with the “My

Voice Counts” gold award for their anti-texting & driving public service announcement.

Teacher Brendan Hogan ’95 and KBFT were recognized with an Award of Excellence that

included a Newtek Tricaster Studio-in-a-Box as the prize. The new equipment allows the KBFT crew to broadcast live from any venue that has internet access. For their first event, the group broadcast the 2012 graduation ceremony. Next, they took on Holy Bowl XLII.

CB Presents Dead Man Walking Sister Helen Prejean’s compelling novel, Dead Man Walking, was brought to life on the CB stage this past April. The drama, based on a true story, explores the issue of capital punishment as it looks at Sr. Helen’s efforts as a spiritual advisor to Matthew Poncelet, a death row inmate in Louisiana who is scheduled to be executed. Student actors, Mary Coyner ’12, and Angel Hernandez ’13 deftly portrayed Prejean and Poncelet in the show’s sold out, four-performance run.

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The Curtain is Rising…Fall 2014 CB is the place to be for an outstanding education in media, visual and performing arts. With eight choral groups, eight instrumental performance groups, three annual theater productions, an award-winning campus television station and four annual art exhibitions, students enjoy numerous opportunities to discover and develop their God-given artistic abilities.

“Arts education is a vital component of a well-rounded 21st century high school experience,” says CB President, Lorcan Barnes. “We have a dedicated, talented team of faculty and remarkable students. Now, we’re excited to be on our way to giving them a place to shine – a performing arts center that allows them to fully develop and showcase their talents.”

In November of 2008, Christian Brothers High School publicly announced its Building on the Tradition Campaign – Phase II with the grand opening of the $4.5 million athletic field house. While its completion marked a significant component of the campaign, the next critical need for students is the performing arts center.

Although plans created in 2007 placed the theater on Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. where Br. Bertram Hall currently sits; campus plans from the 1950’s were found that identified an alternative location at the northeast corner (between the SMAT wing and the varsity baseball field) of campus. After consulting with architects, the President’s Advisory Group, the Board of Trustees, the visual and performing arts department and senior school

administrators, a decision was made to relocate. Design plans for the new 350-seat facility are complete and the school recently began securing permits for the projects.

“The arts teach students important life and career skills essential to success in the 21st century including communication, team work, creativity, discipline, self confidence, and commitment,” says Barnes. “In order to provide our students with the best educational experience possible, we must have facilities and programs that allow them to find and foster their God-given talents. This building helps us significantly in achieving that goal.”

In order to accommodate the theater project, construction has begun to convert the library and little theater into classrooms to replace the modular classrooms that currently occupy the theater space. The guidance and counseling department will relocate to a new guidance center in Br. Bertram Hall.

“The approximate cost of the project is $6.3 million,” says Barnes. “To date, we have secured 84 percent of the funding through donations and pledges. The remaining 16 percent will be raised from donors and/ or financed through school reserves. We are blessed to have no debt and a strong balance sheet, therefore we do not expect to incur outside debt. Fundraising efforts are continuing and I am confident that the Christian Brothers community will support this endeavor as they have every campus improvement over these past 136 years.”

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~ 350 Fixed Seats ~ Sloped design for improved viewing ~ Outstanding sight lines and acoustics ~ Large stage ~ Two classrooms ~ Lobby with display areas for student art ~ Outdoor reception area

CBHS Theater First Floor

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Christian Brothers High School awarded diplomas to 234 distinguished young men and women as the school celebrated its 136th commencement ceremony on Friday, May 25. The day began with Baccalaureate Mass at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament officiated by the Most Reverend Jaime Soto. Following Mass, graduates enjoyed a luncheon at the school and celebrated their graduation that evening at the Memorial Auditorium.

The event proved to be the ideal ending to four years of hard work and special memories. Senior Class President Meg Taylor Class of 2012 salutatorian, Nicholas Domek, and (The George Washington University) served as master of valedictorian, Ryan Peabody ceremonies. Nicholas Domek (Santa Clara University) provided the Salutatory Address with Ryan Peabody (UCLA) honored as Valedictorian.

In addition to conferring diplomas, a number of students received awards including: • The La Salle Scholar –Athlete Awards: Nicholas Domek, Samantha McKibben and Ryan Peabody • The De La Salle Medal for Excellence in Religion: Nicholas Domek and Clare Sorensen • The Jack Witry Award: James Barnes and Iris Perez • The Academic Excellence Award: Kostantino Johal, Ryan Peabody and Abby Scurfield • The Brother Ambrose Award for Lasallian Service and Loyalty: Joshua Hammer Welcome to the illustrious ranks of CB alumni!

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1. Alexander Owyoung, Abby Scurfield 2. Emily Achondo, Lauren Dahl, Jamie Ralph, Nichole Cruz 3. Sadie Strain, Zachary Tarro, Madeline McKnight 4. Jose Sepulveda, Aaron Yamada, K.J. Fleming, Mitesh Patel, Devin Johnson 5. Kristina Agustin, Samantha Mulligan, Marianne Banzon, Candace Guthmiller 6. James McNamara, Margaret Dillon, Carlos Velasquez 7. Michaela Millwood, Blake Carter, Inaya Norman 8. Christopher Meade, Anthony Ruiz, Adelia Fonseca, Jeremy Wright-Pace

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“You are ambassadors and ministers of Jesus Christ.”

- St. John Baptist de La Salle

Christian Brothers High

They also love giving back to School celebrated its most generous Christian Brothers High School. Bill supporters at the 28th annual came back early on and spent three years Ambassadors’ Club Dinner. as a freshman football coach. When son Attendees at the event, held Jimmy attended the school, they served October 8, at Christian Brothers, as parent volunteers. Following Jimmy’s enjoyed performances by CB’s graduation, Helen continued her efforts string ensemble, Dolce Fuoco, and a as an auction volunteer for many years spirited performance by the cast of and in 2005 was asked to join the Board Godspell, the upcoming fall musical. of Trustees.

CB’s President, Lorcan Barnes,

“I was so honored to be asked,” provided a state-of-the-school says Helen. “Although the first time I message followed by Bobby Cobbs, was asked I had to say no because of vice president of philanthropy other commitments. I was thrilled when who spoke about philanthropy they came back and asked me again. nationally, locally and at the The six years I spent on the Board of school. The evening culminated Trustees were fascinating. I love that it is with the presentation of the 2012 an active board and I love that the school Ambassadors of the Year award to really listens to the board’s ideas and Bill ’73 and Helen Pierson. input.”

Bill ’73 and Helen Pierson

They are also generous financially. met on March 24, 1972 at a Bishop “CB is a great school,” says Bill. It holds 2012 Ambassadors of the Year Manogue High School dance. Bill, an important place in our lives. It helped Bill ‘73 and Helen Pierson then a junior at Christian Brothers, and

mold us and our son, Jimmy. We believe Helen, a sophomore at St. Francis, shared a love of CB and in what they do and we want to give as many people as we can the ultimately, of one another. opportunity that our children had.”

Bill, who played football throughout his four years at CB,

“It means a lot to me to help the middle class families who earned the athletic award at graduation. All seven of his brothers struggle,” says Helen. “When you have kids, and you go through attended CB. Helen donned the Freddie the Falcon costume as a Catholic elementary school and you see families make sacrifices member of the CB cheer squad. Bill, who arrived to school early and struggle so that their kids can attend Catholic school. I’ve even each day, fondly remembers attending Mass daily in the chapel. seen parents pull their kids from Catholic elementary school to save

“I enjoyed the faith community at CB,” says Bill. “My money so that they can afford high school. I really want to help upbringing had a lot to do with it. Time in the chapel helped change them.” me and made me focused. I loved my time at Brothers. We had

“Bill and Helen are tremendously generous, loyal and loving such great camaraderie back then. My friends then are still some people,” says CB President, Lorcan Barnes. “They are passionate of my best friends today. I was also lucky to learn from some great and vocal advocates of the school and phenomenal supporters of coaches, Hoskins, Fontes and Sperbeck.”

Catholic education. They are respected and beloved in the community

Married now for 35 years, the twosome raised three children, and role models for me. On behalf of all of the students they have James ’02, Cynthia and Sandra, and now revels in spending helped, and continue to help, I am thrilled to present them this year time with their sons-in-law, daughter-in-law and three beautiful with the Ambassadors of the Year Award.” grandchildren, Mia, Kyle and Giannina.

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2011-12 The Ambassadors Club was formed in 1984 to recognize & honor members of the Christian Brothers family who support the school financially. The gift level is $1,876 or more, which coincides with the founding year of the school. Gifts at this level, and all gifts, contribute greatly toward providing a quality Catholic, Lasallian education to the deserving young men and women of Christian Brothers High School.

Sponsor Level - $10,000 + Anonymous Steve ‘56 & Darlene Beneto Thomas ‘85 & Leah Borge Richard Cable ‘58 Ralph & Tracy Calvillo Margaret Carrera & Philip Joffe Clark Trucking Service, Inc. Dennis & Susan Cook Dick ‘64 & Sandy Cunha George Cunningham ‘40 Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham Diocese of Sacramento Leo ‘55 & Gayle Granucci Larry & Terri Gury Jeff & Michelle Hallsten Mike ‘65 & Kate Ingoglia John & Paula Jackson John ‘68 & Lynda Jackson Greg ‘65 & Carole Kassis Richard & Connie Koppes

James & Taryn McGrann Tom & Janet Meyer Nick ‘59 & Jo Anne Moore Robert Murray Willie ‘69 & Sheila Nolan John & Susan Nunan Dan ‘62 & Hollis Petrocchi Bill ‘73 & Helen Pierson Steve Radman ‘60† Sacramento Region Community Foundation Saint Patrick’s Home for Children Bill ‘68 & Elaine ‘68 Schaedler Charles ‘79 & Susanne Somers Mark Splinter Thea Stidum Chuck ‘65 & Sally Sylva Terra Family Foundation Donald Viducich ‘39 Wells Fargo Bank

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President Level - $5,000 + Lasallian Level - $2,500 + Benjamin & Sonia Lee Ken & Joyce Adamson Anonymous (3) Troy ‘82 & Kris Bird Lon ‘73 & Mary Ann Burford Dave & Linda Christianson George & Jane Cook Robert & Erin Cook Stephen ‘95 & Beth ‘96 Detwiler Craig & Amy Enos Donald & Kathy Fitzgerald Alfred ‘39 & Denise Franzoia CBHS Friends of the Arts Rick Gormley ‘74 Bob ‘55 & Carolyn ‘57 Granucci Christopher & Stacey Griggs Ken ‘54 & Marolyn ‘57 Harris Eric & Ronda Hintz Kelly Foundation Jerry ‘53 & Rosemary Kirrene Lasallian Education Fund Joel ‘62 & Carolyn ‘63 Lucich Luppen & Hawley Inc. Steve’ 69 & Kathleen Mahaney Ed & Maria Manning Dan McVeigh & Rebecca Baumann Dave ‘61 & Sue Murphy Pfund Family Foundation Fred ‘57 & Misaki Rooney Ed ‘52 & Faye Sayre Sisters of Mercy Bob ‘69 & Robyn Slakey Roger ‘67 & Marie Valine Dave & Peggy Walrath

John & Heidi Anderson Bar J Investments Lorcan & Patti Barnes Ken ‘74 & Jill Bennett Susan Bitar Dale & Donna Campbell Rene & Charlene Cardenas Cynthia Castronovo CBHS Student Council Rev. Msgr. James F. Church ‘50 Cohen Investment Co. Alan ‘61 & Mary Lynn Cordano John & Joanne Costa Scott & Elizabeth Coyner Kevin Crossland ‘69 & Francesca Kirkpatrick Peggy Desmond Roger & Carol Dreyer Tom & Priscilla English Mike & Marianne Evashenk Consuelo Gebhardt Genovese, Burford & Brothers Don & Betty Gillott W.F. Gormley & Sons Jim Griggs John ‘54 & Gail Hall Steve & Lydia Howell IBM Bill ‘76 & Nina Iliff Tony ‘53 & Haley Ingoglia Steve & Dona Jablonsky Jerry ‘41 & Leonore Keating

Kent ‘69 & Betsy ‘71 Lieginger Brett & Karen Lovell Larry ‘54 & Kathleen Lynch Bruce ‘69 & Robin Maita Jennifer & Jim Makol Terence & Teri McHale Jim & Carol McMonagle Medic Ambulance Service Mrs. James A. Monroe Helen Montgomery Tim ‘68 & Phyllis O’Brien Rev. Msgr. Albert O’Connor Brian & Debbie O’Hearn Kenny Omlin ‘84 Donald Pasquini ‘63 Kevin & Janet Pedrotti Cecilia & Tony Powers Paul Rieschick John & Denise Rose Schetter Electric Blair & Liz Shahbazian Bob ‘48 & Mercedes Slakey Tom ‘48 & Marion Slakey Andy ‘51 & Marilyn Smolich Rita-Jane Spillane & Thomas Flynn Pat & D’Anne Still Strain Orchards Andrew & Grace Tak John Taylor Lori ‘79 & Dan Toomey Daryl ‘58 & Eleanor Van Dyke Chado ‘52 & Janet Vasquez

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& Kristin Founder Level - $1,876 + Shawn Brothers LevelEchols - $1,000 + $ Patron - 500 & Eileen Edelmayer Clark ‘62Level & Claudia ‘63 + Aldrich Eric John‘82 & Sheri Aguirre Marilyn Acree ‘72 John Apostolo John && Melissa Bill ‘52 JaniceAliotti Chambers Louis ‘52Chapman & Patricia&Ambrose Timothy Anonymous (2) Suzanne Kilmer Jerry ‘59 & Carol PeggyColby Bakarich Tom ‘53 Tom ‘56Debbie & Carol Baker Dan & Costa Rob & Elizabeth Richard & Karen Belme Contreras Maria Biundo ‘83 ‘86 & Lisa DeBlasio-Soga Mark Tom & Soga Peggy Bone John ‘83&&Angelique Joelle Fondale Derrick Bradley Steven Carol Goldberg Chris &&Theresa Brocchini John && Erin Hasbrook Ronald Myra Brocchini Thomas & Sharla Heinzer Christopher & Jenny Brown Bill Ron‘59 ‘68&&Connie Josetta Hoover Bull ISSE Jan ‘55Services & Jeanne Bush Mark Kaye Ralph&‘62Rochelle & Joanne Augie & Patricia Ledesma Campasano Larry ‘62&&Pat Karen Marietti Ron ‘51 Carissimi Jim & Robin Masten Michael Carpenter & Virgil Faye Petrocchi Phyllis&Newton Steven JanetCarroll Ruggiero Mike &&Linda Dan & Cason Kathy ‘86 Salazar Ernest Gordon ‘64Cassady & Susan Scott Jim & Rita Lincoln & Aga Brian & ‘95 Elena ChanSnyder Omar Sultan Elizabeth & Tony Cimino Asa Whetstone Larry‘51‘50&&Sue Terry Cloney David Steven & & Erma SherryWilson Cohen Anne Marie ‘78 & Rick Zeman Mike ‘71 & Danielle Corcoran Ken & Shannon Crawford Mark & Margarita Cuomo Terry ‘55 & Kathy Dorsey Patricia Doval Drobny Law Office James & Carolyn Dudley Patrick & Karen Durham

El Dorado Savings Allen Bank Stevan & Maureen Ted & KelliBros.

Eliopoulos Anderson Florin Square Pharmacy Delmar & Monica Ellis Scott‘86&&Mary Anderson Jim Annde Ewertsen Louis ‘81&&Linda Cheryl Barbosa Michael Fazio Steve ‘78 & SusanFeletto Barsanti Louie & Nadine Best Best & Krieger Kieran & Marty Fitzpatrick Lynn & Black Gabrielli Marty ‘77Tina & Karen Gus & Cindy Blecha Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie ‘79 BillEdison ‘69 & McEachnie Debbie Blucher, Sr. & BOS Garcia Sheet Metal Tom & Kathy Howells Julie & Mark William GearyBradford ‘65 Frank‘55 && Nancy John AnitaCable ‘57 Giordano Joe & Renee Richard ‘55 &Carter Sandra Giusti Dan & Karen Matt BarbaraChan Goldman Chili&‘74 & Kerry Chilimidos Jim Stacey Granucci Ray ‘94 Cordano Peter ‘42&&Amina Jean Grassi Noreen Crowley Eric & Karen Gruber Tom ‘76 Ralph ‘56&&Lynea ClarrieDavis Hanley DavidHanly ‘94 &‘51 Mike Michelle Desmond Sharon Hanson Peter&&Julie Carrie Detwiler Matt Havelock Gary &Helwig Julie Driver Derek ‘00 Ray & Karen DrouinHickel Francis & Stephanie James Everett Howard ‘51 & Beverly Hicks Jim & Faulkner ‘52 Bill Penny Hilson Mel &Hoefling Connie Fontes Carol Martin‘99 & Susan HaleyHolquin David & Danielle Michael & Rhonda Hankey Don & Joanne Hufford Jim & Brenda Heng Michael & Nancy Hynes MaryJones & Noel Hesser Ellie Patty Hickel Michael & Catherine Dave ‘54 & George Ann Kalmanson Higgins& Arlene Kaye Richard Julian ‘54Kenneally & Diane Holt Timothy & Joy Graf

Robert Kathleen Kim John & & Laurie Hosoume David ‘81 & Lesley Tony Ingoglia ‘02 Kirrene Kenny Kirrene ‘78 Corp.

Inter-Cal Real Estate Bill & Jane KoenigJedrzynski Michael & Karen Tim & Gail Mary‘65 Jenkins & Koewler Terrence O’Brien‘55 & Sally Paul Lagomarsino Law Offices of Tom Johnson Hitchcock Thomas SusieLawson Jones Jim ‘54 &&Marie Jim ‘59 & Leclerc Debi Kassis Raymond & Jennifer Michael & Pamela Kennedy West Marcia‘65 Kolb Steve & Karen Legarra Fran ‘54 & Patricia Chris & Conni LevisLastufka David Lent Jeff ‘78&&Nancy Shanda Lusich George&&Cody Anwylyd Kevin Lutz Lian Jose &‘72 Maria Linares Brian & Nancy Mahaney Brock ‘85 & AmyMartin Littlejohn Kevin & Wendy Roger & Andrea Karen Mackensen James Mayer GaryMcBride & Clare MacLeod June & Craig Robert & Monica Maldonado Thurmond Jeff Mason & Donna Kaylor Arthur & Sherrie McElvy Jerry & Anne McCallBank Merchants National Mike ‘80 McCarthy Curtis ‘88&&Kristen Heidi Metz Jim ‘47† & Millie McNamara Jose & Diana Michel Tom ‘78 ‘55 & Julie McNamara Edward & Pamela David & Marilyn Meek Middleton Frank & Elizabeth Charlene ‘74 & JohnMeyer Moorhead Greg &Mosman Mary Mignano James & Caroline Chuck Mok & Linda Huang Cabias Jack &Munich Kris Morris Steve ‘77 Frank ‘51&&Elizabeth Marge Mugartegui Douglas Murphy Murphy Adams Oates Tom ‘55 Austin & Marguerite Schoenfeld Michael & Kathleen O’Connor John &O’Neill Wendy Nelson James Neuwaste Mike Outerbridge Larry & Kathy O’Connor Page Design OK Tire & Automotive Jerry ‘55 & Barbara ‘58 Pauly Alice Ousley Robert & Sally Payne

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Paul & Claudia Page Marisa ‘95 & Mark Panattoni David Patella ‘69 George Peacher & Eva Lopez Kevin & Janet Pedrotti John & Elinor Pfeifer River City Bank Roebbelen Construction Laura & Fred Rogers Martin Romo ‘85 & Leesa Miao Thomas & Gail Schwarzgruber Frank ‘54 & Jean Silvey, III Reginald & Deanna Smith Kevin & Nancy Smith-Fagan Anthony Smolich ‘41 Mark Strack & Nikki Davis Don ‘55 & Margret Terra Jim & Jane Thompson Will ‘52 & Sally Towne James & Ann Tracy Mary Turner Kirk & Shauna Tweedy Mannie Viera ‘41 James & Maureen Wanket Jim ‘51 & Charlotte Westlake Kathleen Williams & Martha Stringer Robert & Sue Wissler Chuck & Patricia Zannetti

Patron Level - $500.00 + Marilyn Acree John & Melissa Aliotti Louis ‘52 & Patricia Ambrose Anonymous (2) Jerry ‘59 & Peggy Bakarich Tom ‘56 & Carol Baker Rob & Elizabeth Belme Maria Biundo ‘83 Tom & Peggy Bone Derrick & Angelique Bradley Chris & Theresa Brocchini Ronald & Myra Brocchini Christopher & Jenny Brown Ron ‘68 & Josetta Bull Jan ‘55 & Jeanne Bush Ralph ‘62 & Joanne Campasano Ron ‘51 & Pat Carissimi Michael Carpenter & Phyllis Newton Mike & Linda Carroll Ernest Cason ‘86 Jim & Rita Cassady Brian & Elena Chan Elizabeth & Tony Cimino Larry ‘50 & Terry Cloney Steven & Sherry Cohen Mike ‘71 & Danielle Corcoran

CB is providing $1.9 million in need-based tuition assistance in 2012-13 to 356 young men and women.

Ken & Shannon Crawford Mark & Margarita Cuomo Terry ‘55 & Kathy Dorsey Patricia Doval Drobny Law Office James & Carolyn Dudley Patrick & Karen Durham Shawn & Kristin Echols Eric ‘82 & Eileen Edelmayer El Dorado Savings Bank Ted & Kelli Eliopoulos Delmar & Monica Ellis Jim ‘86 & Annde Ewertsen Michael & Linda Fazio Louie & Nadine Feletto Kieran & Marty Fitzpatrick Marty ‘77 & Karen Gabrielli Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie ‘79 & Edison McEachnie Tom Garcia & Kathy Howells William Geary ‘65 John ‘55 & Anita ‘57 Giordano Richard ‘55 & Sandra Giusti Matt & Barbara Goldman Jim & Stacey Granucci Peter ‘42 & Jean Grassi Eric & Karen Gruber Ralph ‘56 & Clarrie Hanley Mike Hanly ‘51 Sharon Hanson Matt & Julie Havelock Derek Helwig ‘00 Francis & Stephanie Hickel Howard ‘51 & Beverly Hicks Bill & Penny Hilson Carol Hoefling David ‘99 & Danielle Holquin

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Don & Joanne Hufford Michael & Nancy Hynes Ellie Jones Michael & Catherine Kalmanson Richard & Arlene Kaye Timothy Kenneally & Joy Graf Robert & Kathleen Kim David ‘81 & Lesley Kirrene Kenny Kirrene ‘78 Bill & Jane Koenig Tim ‘65 & Gail Koewler Paul Lagomarsino ‘55 & Sally Hitchcock Jim ‘54 & Marie Lawson Raymond Leclerc & Jennifer West Steve ‘65 & Karen Legarra Chris & Conni Levis Jeff ‘78 & Shanda Lusich Kevin & Coty Lutz Brian ‘72 & Nancy Mahaney Kevin & Wendy Martin James & Andrea Mayer June McBride & Craig Thurmond Arthur & Sherrie McElvy Merchants National Bank Curtis ‘88 & Heidi Metz Jose & Diana Michel Edward ‘55 & Pamela Middleton Charlene ‘74 & John Moorhead James Mosman & Caroline Cabias Steve Munich ‘77 Douglas & Elizabeth Murphy

Tom ‘55 & Marguerite Oates Michael & Kathleen O’Connor James O’Neill Mike Outerbridge Page Design Jerry ‘55 & Barbara ‘58 Pauly Robert & Sally Payne Michael & Carolina Pearson John ‘80 & Mary Perez Jose & Irma Perez Richard & Sandra Perez Mark ‘71 & Susan Perry Jimmy ‘02 & Angeline Pierson Kara Pike Jorge ‘73 & Nellie ‘78 Plasencia Lorena Puga-Ayala & Alberto Ayala Stephen ‘60 & Frances Quinn Seann Rooney & Angela Tate Octavio ‘82 & Patricia Ruiz Dan Sanchez ‘54 Jerry & Marlene Sarmento Keith & Patricia Schiele Joan ‘00 & David Schubert Rolf & Lisa Schumann Anne Sheehan Richard ‘57 & Mary Cay Sherman James ‘79 & Joyce Shetler Trevor & Trisha Shields Ron & Holly Slabbinck Mary Alice ‘99 & Mark Spinelli James ‘79 & Andrea Stahley Timothy Stenvick Leslie & Carol Strunk Sharon Taketa Mark & Theresa Tavianini

The Johnston Group Mike & Karen ‘71 Tzikas Alfredo Uy & Marlyn Quaile-Uy Kevin ‘73 & Susan Valine Jim & Kari Van Gundy Paul & Nancy Vasquez Lawrence & Nancy Vaughn Leonardo & Bea Vega Rene ‘55 & Ethyle Vercruyssen Joseph & Sharon Vintze Carol Von Kaenel Alan & Patty Wackman Bradley & Lila Wallrich Mark & Jan Warren Chet ‘59 & Marilyn Waterbury Jay ‘52 & Suzie Waterbury David ‘60 & Melode Weiner Richard & Laura Weisberg Western Health Advantage Gerry White Joanne Winchell Peter Winslow & Cheryl Stewart Michael Wong & Rachel Chou Rosemary Wood ‘59 Denis ‘71 & Dona Zilaff Michael Zupan ‘60

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Alumni Donors Class of ‘35

Roy Senf 50.00% (1 out of 2) gave

Class of ‘36

Frank Ostoja† 50.00% (1 out of 2) gave $200

Highest Percentage of Alumni Donors

By Decade

Class of ‘37

Ken Belke 50.00% (1 out of 2) gave $105

Walter De Faria Al Knezovich 22.22% (2 out of 9) gave $250

Joseph Ostoja 33.33% (1 out of 3) gave $35

Class of ‘39

Class of ‘40

Class of ‘45 PC S

George Cunningham John Foley Tom Koewler 60.00% (3 out of 5) gave $73,567

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Anthony Smolich John Babich Jerry Keating Mike O’Neil Mannie Viera 41.6% (5 out of 12) gave $4,945

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Class of ‘41

Class of ‘42

Peter Grassi Eugene Kunz John Mahan Tony Muljat Carl Pernich Bill Rico James Walsh 41.18% (7 out of 17) gave $1,055

Class of ‘43

Woody Bagley Bob Barbeau† Lloyd Phillips Manuel Raimundo Michael Thomas 45.45% (5 out of 11) gave $285

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Betty Cimino Dick Cutting James Delaney Gerald Meyers Bob O’Neill 35.71% (5 out of 14) gave $830

Class of ‘47

B

Class of ‘48 P

John Cordero Rudolph Garcia Vince Pisani Alexander Santos Bob Slakey Tom Slakey 35.29% (6 out of 17) gave $5,960

Class of ‘49

Bob Cooke Bill Craig Joseph Crane† Eugene Fenech Carl Lang Pat Melarkey George Radovich George Silvers 33.33% (8 out of 24) gave $950

57% 60% 52% 23% 17% 11% 5% 5% 7%

Bill Badella James Church Jack Clara Larry Cloney Robert Rolufs Edward Wilson 18.18% (6 out of 33) gave $5,305

L P

Class of ‘51

Gil Urbano Arthur Wehr Phil York 21.43% (3 out of 14) gave $205

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Class of ‘46

Mel Knezovich Jim McNamara† Rod Read 12.00% (3 out of 25) gave $1600

Class of 1939 Class of 1940 Class of 1955 Class of 1965 Class of 1978 Class of 1984 Class of 1999 Class of 2000 Class of 2012 Class of ‘50

Class of ‘44

Class of ‘38

Bob Fouts Al Franzoia Don Viducich Waldon Westlake 57.14% (4 out of 7) gave $16,625

1930’s 1940’s 1950’s 1960’s 1970’s 1980’s 1990’s 2000’s 2010’s

Don Butz Dick Caetano Ron Carissimi Bob Gloyd Mike Hanly Howard Hicks Frank McNamara Frank Mugartegui Arnold Schuler Andy Smolich Sam Vartanian Jim Westlake Asa Whetstone Denis White 38.89% (14 out of 36) gave $10,512

Class of ‘52

L L

Louis Ambrose Anonymous Vic Bertolani Eddie Betschart Bill Chambers Larry Cooke Chuck De Paoli Jim Faulkner Bob Kuhlman John Larrea Roger McElligott Pete Mikacich Tom O’Donnell Bill Ross Ed Sayre Punky Towne Chado Vasquez Jay Waterbury Mary C. Waterbury Nick Zanze 39.58% (19 out of 48) gave $20,960

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Class of ‘53

Anonymous Ernie Barbeau Roger Caetano Tom Colby Brian Del Curto Robert Forster Tony Ingoglia Jerry Kirrene Bernie Pausback Russell Terra 21.28% (10 out of 47) gave $11,715

P F L PC

Class of ‘54

Ralph Barsotti Dave Borges Jerrey Colbert Carl Dutra Rick Dwyer Bob Ferry Carlo Giordano John Hall Larry Hannan Ken Harris Ron Hermann Dave Higgins Edward Hoefling Julian Holt Fran Lastufka Jim Lawson George Lewis Larry Lynch Kevin Mulderrig Rich Pelfanio Dell Primasing Dan Sanchez Frank Silvey, III Rich Wilkins 48.98% (24 out of 49) gave $18,434

Class of ‘55

Jan Bush Robert DeNigris Terry Dorsey Jerry Fippin Tino Flores John Giordano Richard Giusti Bob Granucci Leo Granucci John Groza Bud Hensley

Jim Keating Paul Lagomarsino Jimmy Long Edward Middleton Frank Mooney Robert Nevis Tom Oates Jerry Pauly Peter Rooney Keith Schiele Richard Separovich Don Terra Rene Vercruyssen Jerry Williams George Wolf John Zanze 51.92% (27 out of 52) gave $48,465

P P P P P B P

Class of ‘56 L PC B B B P L

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Tom Baker Steve Beneto Jim Bertoni Ron Brusato Ray Drouin John Hamilton Ralph Hanley Jim Karver Tom Kearney Bob Kirrene Garrett Lemmon Jerry Nevis Bob Perry Marv Scharosch Byron Schnetz Bob Schnetz 23.88% (16 out of 67) gave $24,615

P S B P

Class of ‘57

Doreen Baldwin Rose Marie Carsey Ernest Cervantes Bill Enos Anita Giordano Carolyn Granucci Marolyn Harris Louanne Hensley Olivia Hernandez Bill Keenan Fred Rooney Richard Sherman Ronald Spolar 8.50% (13 out of 153) gave $15,655

P PC

PC P

Class of ‘58

Loretta Brady Richard Cable Fran Evans Brenda Frizzell Nicki Martinez Patrick McCormack Sandra Melavic Thomas Murphy Jane Owens Barbara Pauly Paul Schaefer Janet Schnetz Don Slavich Sam Stassi Sheila Tomasini Daryl Van Dyke Shirley Vicari Rachel Wallin Barbara Wisnewski Smith 11.80% (19 out of 161) gave $17,250

Class of ‘59

Jerry Bakarich Bart Bleuel Bill Boudier Carole Depp Pat Farley Robert Fuel Paula Galvez-Fox Gene Gerwer Linda Giese Bud Golsong Beth Gregory Tom Higgins Bill Hoover Pat Johnson Jim Kassis Paul Marchi Tim McCormack Kathleen Mitra Nick Moore Socorro Orr James Roosevelt Allen Sardelich Mary Schaefer Richard Schuler Butch Stark Chet Waterbury Rosemary Wood Susan Yadao Tom Zanze 17.16% (29 out of 169) gave $17,495

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Charlene Ambrose Eloise Andries Maeve Berta Darrell Corti Karen Drouin

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Mike Elorduy Gloria Galask Mary Goodby Lyal Holmberg Thomas Lynch Carolyn Marchi Jerry Ann Marinovich John McIntosh Pete Mooney Marilyn Neri Kathy O’Connor Dennis Petrotta Bob Prinzo Steve Radman Judy Ravellette Joseph Rich Bernice Rowe Butch Schuering Barbara Smolich Vincent Stanich James Stewart Jerri Stone Fred Thomas Pauline Umeda Joaquin Velasquez David Weiner Mona Witry Michael Zupan 19.08% (33 out of 173) gave $7,990

Bob Rojas Paul Rotz Andrea Sledge John Smolich Janet Stinson Carol Tillett Carol Warmerdam Fred Znider 20.00% (37 out of 185) gave $14,096

B S

P P

Class of ‘61

Tom Ahern Julie Armstrong Marlene Artz Jeremey Bedford Katy Bossenmeyer Steve Brodie Margaret Brown Louis Carrigg Alan Cordano Carolyn Darr John De Angelis Maureen DeBerry Nancy Elorduy Michael Fassnacht Daniel Fischer Lucia Foster Vicki Fox Vienna Golsong Tom Gruneisen Martin Henderson Richard Hopkins Ron Joseph Patricia Lassen Kathy Mooney Joe Munizich Dave Murphy Jeannette Nardinelli Carol Prinzo David Quinn

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Class of ‘62

Clark Aldrich Burt Bonomi Brad Bradley Barney Brust Ralph Campasano Bernie Church Thomas Connolly Alan Fenech Jim Fox† Bill Granucci Mike Green Rich Kelly Frances Koscheski Tom Kuzmich Button Labhard Bob Lera Joel Lucich Larry Marietti Annamarie Munizich Dan Petrocchi Ken Pierson John Sharp Alice Smith Thomas Steffen Wes Strawn Tim Taormina 14.77% (26 out of 176) gave $30,653

Class of ‘63

Claudia Aldrich Michele Boyer Rich Elorduy Carolyn Lucich John McCarthy Janet McIntyre Jane Meuser Donald Pasquini Donn Pintar Rich Poletti Caroline Quessenberry Eileen Rock Edgar Salazar Kathy Separovich John Shay 8.82% (15 out of 170) gave $10,333

Class of ‘64 Carol Bald Katherine Cox

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Teresa Cuellar Dick Cunha Donald Del Porto Marryan Elorduy James Girard Maureen Girard James Harrington Dennis Hock Jan Kaznowski John Lujan Mark Manning John Martin Don Murphy David Perez Harry Perrin Richard Peter Gordon Scott Kathy Styc Earl Sylva 12.43% (21 out of 169) gave $21,307

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Class of ‘65

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John Britton Larry Budney Doug Carson Marion Chargin John Conway Tom Corcoran Jerry Flynn Bill Geary Candy Harris Mike Ingoglia Marc Irish Greg Kassis Tim Koewler Steve Legarra Bob Luttrell Mark Mac Donald David Mello Tim Quinn Bob Roth Jim Separovich Bill Silver Chuck Sylva Phil Vercruyssen Bill Zimmerman 23.30% (24 out of 103) gave $46,185

P S S P P

L

Class of ‘66

John Avalos Stephen Cernicky Frank Fall Christopher Peter Stephen Stinson 5.10% (5 out of 98) gave $590

Class of ‘67

Steven DaPrato Gene Domek John Fletcher

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Dan Rehm Roger Valine 5.88% (5 out of 85) gave $5,285

PC

Class of ‘68

Paul Bernardis Ron Bull Cappy Campasano Larry Carson Brunero Cecchettini Kathy Collier John Copley Tom Garcia Mike Geary John Jackson Walter Johnson Tim Johnston Jerry Koewler Ona Nelson-Flores Pam Nepstead Tim O’Brien Shirley Olson Bernadette Palla Tom Parilo Bill Schaedler Elaine Schaedler Fred Taylor Gail Zimmerman 19.32% (23 out of 119) gave $32,007

P

P L

Class of ‘70

Claude Alber Dennis Bertacchi Butch Blanchard Eric Boemer David Caraska John Caselli Joe Cervetti Betty Clark

Victor Gonzalez Rick Gormley Bonnie Hotz Jim Knezovich Kevin McGovern Charlene Moorhead Linda Peletta Doug Thompson Josh Tyler Frank Werry 15.74% (17 out of 108) gave $7,540

L

S S

B L L PC L

David Armitage Dan Carmazzi Terry Church Mike Corcoran Alexis Doval Francine Jackson-Masters Betsy Lieginger Richard Meade Bill Motmans Mark Perry Karen Tzikas Frank Vellutini Denis Zilaff 12.26% (13 out of 106) gave $3,810

Class of ‘72

John Apostolo Brian Bernardis Jim Cardosa Brian Mahaney George Padovan Dan Smolich 6.32% (6 out of 95) gave $2,925

PC

Douglas Bell Lon Burford Andrew Gjelsteen Gregory Gliebe Bill Pierson Jorge Plasencia Kevin Valine 5.88% (7 out of 119) gave $17,484

P L P P P

F P

PC S

Class of ‘74

Class of ‘76

Steve Brown Mark Cappello Patrick Carvalho Mike Caselli Thomas Cook Tom Davis Louie Feletto Michael Frias John Geibel Arthur Green Bill Iliff Jeff Knezovich Renee Malaki Steve Mugartegui Bobbi Pires Peter Pullen Jeffrey Schiele Margaret Vansoest-Russell Valerie Vansoest-Russell 13.28% (19 out of 143) gave $5,427

Class of ‘77 Christopher Bressi Fred Ferri Marty Gabrielli Paul Jacobs George McGhee Steve Munich John Ryan Connie Yanez 6.90% (8 out of 116) gave $2,402

Class of ‘78

John Balovich Ed Bellinger Ken Bennett Breen Paul Carmazzi Chili Chilimidos Paul Gabrielli

P

Michael Berberich James Frasinetti Timothy McCormick Sharon Planchon Robert Sullivan 5.8% (5 out of 86) gave $575

Class of ‘73 B B

PC

Class of ‘75

Class of ‘71

Class of ‘69

Thomas Barber Gustavo Barcena Bill Blucher, Sr. Jim Burich Kevin Crossland Mark Diaz John Haley Kent Lieginger Steve Mahaney Bruce Maita Steve Markham Russ Martinez Kathryn Neville McKeon Willie Nolan David Patella Tony Planchon Tom Sharp Bob Slakey 15.79% (18 out of 114) gave $26,237

Bill Conner Robyn Davis James Dunn Thomas Frame Al Franzoia Joseph Gutierrez Terry Jones Patrick McAuliffe Richard Raimondi Steve Sanchez Jess Silva Thomas Stassi Cynthia Stefani Marlene Winegar Roger Zanze 16.91% (23 out of 136) gave $2,105

L B

Steve Barsanti Mike Cook Liz Drysdale Cynthia Gandy Kenny Kirrene Miles Koenig

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Jeff Lusich Tom McNamara Patrick Morandi Joe Mugartegui Michael Perrin Nellie Plasencia Frank Raimondi Yvette Roy Connie Skow Elizabeth Young-Murphy Anne Marie Zeman 14.78% (17 out of 115) gave $7,082

P B

Class of ‘83

F

Class of ‘79

David Aguero Anonymous Duane Arend Andrea Cote Paul Cronick Danny Delgado Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie Joseph Lorman Sandra Perez Bill Rapp Jim Stahley Lori Toomey 11.43% (12 out of 105) gave $204,666

P

P L

Class of ‘82

Troy Bird Isaac Castaneda Keith Cherry Eric Edelmayer Paul Harrington Mike Hill Dave Jablonsky

Mark Alessio Sammy Bates Brendan Begley Charlene Bode John Broughton John Caruso Jimenez Jerry Nolan Michael Ochoa Kenny Omlin Linda Overstreet Lorena Puga-Ayala Mark Sarmento Gina Stassi Vanacore Sean Stone 11.45% (15 out of 131) gave $5,183

Class of ‘85 B P

Class of ‘81

Stephen Achondo Louis Barbosa Kurt Benfield Kevin Clara David Kirrene Greg Murphy Rick Ronquillo George Smith 5.52% (8 out of 145) gave $2,235

Maria Biundo Deanne Castaneda Sally Cebreros Tony Clark John Fondale Kelly Harrington Deline Hunter Traci McMullen Mark Perez 5.42% (9 out of 166) gave $3,959

P

P

B P

PC P

Thomas Borge Rob Buckner Geoffrey Clarion Chris Colby Sean Darr Monica Macy Martin Romo Jack Sturges Kelly Sturges 5.42% (9 out of 166) gave $107,302

F

Cathy Butler Thomas Meuser Nick Witry 1.91% (3 out of 157) gave $550

Curtis Metz Brian Perry Steven Swan 3.41% (3 out of 88) gave $950

P

Class of ‘89

Jason Emperador Laurie Grandchamp Norm Leong David Quackenbush Curtis Taylor 5.68% (5 out of 88) gave $320

Class of ‘90

L P

Ofelia Avalos Eric Snyder Fernando Vallejo 3.53% (3 out of 85) gave $250

Class of ‘91

Guillermo Guerrero Larry Reel 1.90% (2 out of 105) gave $140

Class of ‘92 S

Marcie Lawrence-Fernandez 0.53% (1 out of 188) gave $50

B B

B

Ray Cordano David Desmond Armando Diaz 2.97% (3 out of 101) gave $2,313

Stephen Detwiler Brendan Hogan Lisa Levasseur John Morris Marisa Panattoni Lincoln Snyder Kieara Starkes 5.22% (7 out of 134) gave $8,103

P

Class of ‘86

Tomas Capogreco Ernest Cason Lisa DeBlasio-Soga Jim Ewertsen Dorene Hoops Paul Mendoza Kevin Spease John Wiedner 6.61% (8 out of 121) gave $3,645

Class of ‘87

Class of ‘88

Class of ‘84

Class of ‘80

Maureen Abercrombie Karen Achondo Gina Barbato-Knepp Paul Congdon Kevin Corcoran Debbie Keller Lori Magaletti Mike McCarthy John Perez 6.16% (9 out of 145) gave $1,955

Octavio Ruiz 5.67% (8 out of 141) gave $6,887

P F P

Class of ‘94

Class of ‘95

Class of ‘96

Elizabeth Detwiler Shannon Green Kevin Groff Jake Hunley Christina Tibbals 3.60% (5 out of 139) gave $5,960

B F

P

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Class of ‘97

Class of ‘03

Emily Hunley Alexander Taylor 1.05% (2 out of 190) gave $290

Class of ‘98

Josh Calista David Farmer Jeanna Gonzalez Jennifer Robb 3.08% (4 out of 130) gave $620

Brady McCarthy 0.43% (1 out of 234) gave $25

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P P

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Evan Burford Hannah Murphy Brendan Phillips Sidney Scheideman Anne Winslow 2.06% (5 out of 243) gave $230

Class of ‘08

Peter Kassel Polo Lopez 0.82% (2 out of 245) gave $75

Totals for All Classes 8% (729 out of 9,060 alumni) supported the school with donations.

Class of ‘09 B P

Matthew McCarthy 0.43% (1 out of 232) gave $40

Class of ‘10

Connor Sheedy 0.39% (1 out of 258) gave $100

Current Parent Donors

David & Denise Absher Stephen ‘81 & Karen ‘80 Achondo Paul & Marisa Agnew John & Sheri Aguirre James Ahern John & Yolanda Alegria Stevan & Maureen Allen Anonymous Valente Araiza Ofelia Avalos ‘90 Edwin & Jeudi Ballesteros Frank & Lisa Bandaccari

Class of ‘06

Class of ‘07

Heather Christianson Ashley Richardson 1.05% (2 out of 190) gave $230

Tony Ingoglia Jimmy Pierson Keetah Salazar-Thompson Molly Schoenherr 1.99% (4 out of 201) gave $1,980

Emily Achondo James Barnes Daniel Bonilla John Costa Ava Crum Andrew Grajeda John Hallsten Michelle Hufford Christopher Lusich James McNamara Joyce Mok Ryan Peabody Jordan Schneider Meg Taylor Mason Tremaine Madeline Walsh 6.87% (16 out of 233) gave $250

Christine Amorose Vishal Patel Joey Schlosser 1.60% (3 out of 188) gave $338

Laine Himmelmann Shanjit Virk Stewart Winslow 1.35% (3 out of 222) gave $215

Class of ‘01

Class of ‘02

Class of ‘12

Class of ‘05

Class of ‘00

Nathan Browne Natalia Chiapa Kellie Duke Derek Helwig Amelia McLear Christina Peterson Dier Joan Schubert Sam Stefanki 5.10% (8 out of 157) gave $1,675

Gabriel Bayard Jordyn Chew Alexander Contreras Kristina Hill Connor Lee Sam Lovell Sam Rose Nicholas Schumann Mikaela Stirling 3.24% (9 out of 278) gave $250

Class of ‘04

Class of ‘99

Anonymous Sarah Colwell Liz Habkirk David Holquin Michael Ouchida Mary Alice Spinelli Lauren Swain Ellen Walrath 5.23% (8 out of 153) gave $2,247

Class of ‘11

Rion Larson Megan Maddox Ted Polhemus Russell Reta Shawn Richardson Mikal Ann Robinson 3.02% (6 out of 199) gave $295

B B

Bomasur & Mary Banzon Terri Barbeau Terry & Elvia Barber Louis ‘81 & Cheryl Barbosa Lorcan & Patti Barnes Mark & Katherine Barros Narinder & Tejinder Basra Gino & Sonya Basso Raymond & Philippa Belliveau Robert & Elizabeth Belme Dorothy Bida-Silver Paul & Tila Biondi Susan Bitar

B L

P L

Maria Biundo ‘83 P Ian & Gretchen Blake Charlene ‘84 & Richard Bode Linda Bolen Jeanne Bonitz Jeffrey & Carol Bourke Bill & Patricia Braaten Julie & Mark Bradford B Derrick & Angelique Bradley P Mary Rhea Breen ‘74 & Denis Tomassetti Christopher & Theresa Brocchini P Steven & Janeth Brouwer Christopher & Jenny Brown P

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Tracy Buchko-Kent Frank & Nancy Cable Randy & Marivel Camasura Dale & Donna Campbell Gil & Araceli Cantiller Gerald & Deborah Caplan Mark ‘76 & Susan Cappello Paul ‘74 & Karen Carmazzi Michael Carpenter & Phyllis Newton Cheryl Carrillo Mike & Linda Carroll Joe & Renee Carter Mary Carter Patrick ‘76 Carvalho Isaac ‘82 & Deanne ‘83 Castaneda Mariano & Amalia Castaneda Brian & Elena Chan Dan & Karen Chan Timothy Chapman & Suzanne Kilmer Keith ‘82 & Rosanne Cherry Chili ‘74 & Kerry Chilimidos Virginia & Jose Chua Kevin ‘81 & Gwinith Clara Victor & Krista Colvard Michael Connaughton Richard & Karen Contreras Robert & Erin Cook Ray ‘94 & Amina Cordano Neal & Heidi Cordeiro Dan & Debbie Costa John & Joanne Costa Kenneth & Tracy Cottini Scott & Elizabeth Coyner Kenneth & Shannon Crawford Sam & Angela Cruz Mark & Margarita Cuomo Christopher & Kathy Dahl Kenneth & Emmalene Davis Christopher & Celine De Guzman Lisa DeBlasio-Soga ‘86 & Mark Soga Sheila Dennings Herman & Catherine DeVera Robert & Mary Dobson Matt Dolcini Chandra Domich Dennis Dow & Toni Symonds Gary & Julie Driver Darrin & Patricia Dronoff James & Carolyn Dudley Patrick & Karen Durham Cynthia & Robert Eberle Eric ‘82 & Eileen Edelmayer Ted & Kelli Eliopoulos Delmar & Monica Ellis Eric & Sheila Engstrom David & Traci Ennis Craig & Amy Enos Jesse & Patricia Esquivel Jim ‘86 & Annde Ewertsen Wendy Ficenec

B L

P P B

P B F B

F PC B F L L P P

F

B P P P P P PC P

Geoffrey & Patricia Flynn John ‘83 & Joelle Fondale F Nanette Fowler Charles & Lisa French Scott & Anne French Vincent & Cary Galvin Cynthia Gandy ‘78 & Joseph Hill, Sr. Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie ‘79 & Edison Mc Eachnie P Diana Garcia Philip & Marlene Garcia John ‘76 & Laurie Geibel Anthony & Patricia Gentile Matt & Barbara Goldman P Jose-Luis Gonzalez & Martha Vega Tomas & Laura Cecilia Gonzalez Rick Gormley ‘74 PC Laurie ‘89 & John Grandchamp Jim & Stacey Granucci P Julie Greene Jeff & Rebecca Greenstein Austin & Florita Greiner Daniel & Rosemary Greisen Christopher & Stacey Griggs PC Eric ‘86 & Karen Gruber P David & Lupe Guerrero Steve & LaNette Guevara Michael & Shirley Hallman Jeff & Michelle Hallsten S Michael & Rhonda Hankey B Sharon Hanson P Rick & Andrea Hart John & Erin Hasbrook F Matt & Julie Havelock P Darrel & Ann Hedge Nancy Heffernan Thomas & Sharla Heinzer F Jim & Brenda Heng B Mark Herbert Jerre & Lesa Hertel Francis & Stephanie Hickel P John & Laurie Hosoume B Bonita ‘74 & Michael Hotz Andrew Hudnut & Sara Dougherty Don & Joanne Hufford P Elizabeth ‘83 & Matthew Hunter Michael & Nancy Hynes P Joseph Impinna David ‘82 & Errica Jablonsky Joel & Marissa Jacinto Lori ‘77 & Tom Janich Deborah Jarvis Brandi Jauregui Michael & Karen Jedrzynski B Catalina ‘84 & Jose Jimenez Joel & Joanie Johnston Ellie Jones P Thomas & Susie Jones B Dean & Yadranka Kaiser Michael & Catherine Kalmanson P

Thomas & Mary Kauffman Mark & Rochelle Kaye F Timothy Kenneally & Joy Graf P Michael & Pamela Kennedy B Dan & Mary Kiefer Robert & Kathleen Kim P Dennis & Carol Kimball Robert & Rhonda King Kenny Kirrene ‘78 P Randon & Patricia Krieg Kenton & Marina Kunz Michael & Julie Kvarme Jeff & Irene Kwok David & Rebecca Landeros Kevon & Sue Larson Raymond Leclerc & Jennifer West P Benjamin & Sonia Lee L Judy Lee Naomi Lee Scott & Connie Leek Matthew & Laura Legrand David & Nancy Lent B David Lesher & Laura-Lynne Powell Chris & Conni Levis P George & Anwylyd Lian B David & Sally Libby Jose & Maria Linares B Kip Lipper Rolando & Grace Lontiong George & Eva Peacher B Kristi & Ernie Lopez Ignacio & Irma Lopez-Alvarez Brian & Tami Louie Brett & Karen Lovell L Jeff ‘78 & Shanda Lusich P Kevin & Cody Lutz P Brian & Lisa Maas Stephen Machado Edna Macias Roger & Karen Mackensen B Gary & Clare MacLeod B Monica ‘85 & Steve Macy Lemuel Magaso Matthew & Janet Maglinte Renee Malaki ‘76 Ed & Maria Manning PC Eduardo & Irma Mantilla Kevin & Phyllis Mark James & Kathleen Martin Kevin & Wendy Martin P Jeff Mason & Donna Kaylor B Jim & Robin Masten F Tom & Theresa Matista John & Lisa Matocq James & Andrea Mayer P Daniel Mazza & Robin Graziani Sam & Gina McAdam Darren & Elizabeth McCarthy Arthur & Sherrie McElvy P David McFarland

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Dennis & Patti McGee George ‘77 & Sara McGhee Kevin ‘74 & Leslie McGovern James & Taryn McGrann S Terence & Teri McHale L Kevin McKeever Howard (Steve) & Stephanie McKibben Terry & Janet McMahon Traci ‘83 & Will McMullen Tom ‘78 & Julie McNamara B David & Marilyn Meek B Bart Mehlhop & Chrstine Roloff Dolores Mejia Ronald & Kristine ‘82 Metzker Carla Meyer Greg & Debbie Meyer Jose & Diana Michel P Nedra Millwood Chuck Mok & Linda Huang B Richard & Veronica Monteverde James & Denise Moore Charlene ‘74 & John Moorhead P Jack & Kris Morris B John ‘95 & Stacy Morris Kelly Mulcahy Rob ‘82 & Selina Mulligan John & Shelley Murphy Ignatius & Melanie Nazareno John & Wendy Nelson B Robert & Jean Noble Michael & Kathleen O’Connor P Brian & Debbie O’Hearn L Kevin & Marguerite Olson Jeff & Diane Omand Ruel & Delia Opada James Otto & Adel Visser Mike Outerbridge P Ray & Sharon Page Michael & Kelly Paris Danielle Paulsen Robert & Sally Payne P Michael & Carolina Pearson P Kevin & Janet Pedrotti L Herinder & Amita Pegany Corine Pekari Celina Perez John ‘80 & Mary Perez P Jose & Irma Perez P Richard & Sandra Perez P Sandra Perez ‘79 & Felipe Hermosillo Douglas & Kathy Peterson Keith & Denise Petkus John & Elinor Pfeifer B Dean & Monica Pfirrman Zlatko & Jenny Plazibat James & Shannan Posluszny Julia Pressey Lorena Puga-Ayala ‘84 & Alberto Ayala P David Quackenbush ‘89 & Leah Diaz Stephen & Frances Quinn P

Kevin & Jill Ralph Ricardo Ramirez & Bertha Pedroza Kris Ramos Chula & Maryanne Ranasinghe David & Laurie Richardson Victor Rios & Elaine Borrelli Akosia Robinson Evan & Susan Robinson Frederick & Zusarrah Robles Joaquin & Mary Roces Simo & Anne Rodich Tim & Carmen Rogers Marcus & Annette Romani Seann Rooney & Angela Tate Vincente & Gaby Rosas John & Denise Rose David & Kerry Rossi Walter & Suzie Rozewski Octavio ‘82 & Patricia Ruiz Aide Ruvalcaba Dan & Kathy Salazar Ed & Maria Sanchez Stephen ‘70 & Patricia Sanchez Kurt Schneider Jeffrey Schultz & Grace You Ralf & Toni Schulz Thomas & Gail Schwarzgruber Blair & Liz Shahbazian Lise Sheedy Trevor & Trisha Shields Carmen Shiro Mark & Teresa Simi Valerie Simmons Donald & Gina Sims Connie ‘78 & Michael Skow Paul & Maureen Smith Reginald & Deanna Smith Kevin & Nancy Smith-Fagan Robert & Erin Snyder Jason & Lauralyn Solano Charles & Teresa Sorensen Edith Spencer James ‘79 & Andrea Stahley John & Amy Sterling James & Jodi Steyding Pat & D’Anne Still Mark Strack & Nikki Davis Frederick & Valerie Strain Leslie & Carol Strunk Jack ‘85 & Kelly Sturges Linda Sultan Omar Sultan Matthew & Shelley Susanka Dana & Hae Sutton Anthony & Monica Swain Steven ‘88 & Heather Swan William & Susan Swisher Andrew & Grace Tak Wayne & Debbie Takahashi Sharon Taketa

P L P F

B L P

B B

Mark & Theresa Tavianini P Charmaine Tejada Brock & Chris Thayer Dan & Florrie Tibbitts Lori ‘79 & Dan Toomey L Walter & Jennifer Torres Robert & Patricia Toth James & Ann Tracy B Eric & Teresa Trujillo Mary Turner B Kirk & Shauna Tweedy B Mike & Karen ‘71 Tzikas P Alfredo Uy & Marlyn Quaile-Uy P Kenneth & Brandie Valine Steve & Dany’l Van Someren Paul & Nancy Vasquez P Lawrence & Nancy Vaughn P Leonardo & Bea Vega P Joseph & Sharon Vintze P Carol Von Kaenel P Alan & Patty Wackman P Bradley & Lila Wallrich P Danny & Tracey Walsh James & Maureen Wanket B Jeffrey Westman & Phyllis RamseyWestman Stephen & Laura Williamson Lyle & Sharleen Wilson George & Julie Wing Stuart Wiseman & Keeva Coe-Wiseman Robert & Sue Wissler B Michael Wong & Rachel Chou P Patrick & Margaret Wong Jerry & Ivy Woolledge David Yasuda & Teri Masumoto-Yasuda Chuck & Patricia Zannetti B Leslie Zapata

Top Ten Classes – Alumni Donors

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Alumni Parents & Friends

Stephen ‘81 & Karen ‘80 Achondo Marilyn Acree P Donna & Peter Adam Ken & Joyce Adamson PC Sherry Agrella & Louis Miraglia MaLinda Aguilar & Janet Pineda-Carlisle Tom & Darla Aguirre James Ahern Dick & Karen Alejo Maureen Alessio John & Melissa Aliotti Marc & Kathryn Allaman August & Sally Amorena Matthew Anchordoguy Bob & Cynthia Anders John & Heidi Anderson L Mark & Joanne Anderson Scott & Mary Anderson B Alda Andre Applied Underwriters, Inc. Rusty Areias & Julie Sandino-Areias Gus Arroyo Jean Artz Bill & Sarah Ayres Charles & Sherry Baccarella Jo-Dina Baccarella George & Mary Bach Ron & Mae Bacher Steve & Lori Backers Bill ‘50 & Joanne Badella Dennis & Linda Baer Almetta Bain Mike Bakarich Moreno & Deanna Balantac Doreen Mallett Baldwin ‘57 Tom Balestreri & Mrs.Balestreri Del & Shirley Bandy Bar J Investments L Gina Barbato-Knepp ‘80 & Chris Knepp Terri Barbeau Kathleen Barber Cuno Barragan Keith & Barbara Barrett Elaine Barrios Elizabeth Barrow Rena A. Barsanti Steve ‘78 & Susan Barsanti B Ernie & Idamarie Barsotti James & Elvia Barudoni Eva Basich Bruce & Louise Beahm Joan Beahm Tim & Ruth Beale Gary & Shari Beck Charles & Celia Becker David & Ann Becker Douglas ‘73 & Jane Bell Robert & Elizabeth Belme P Ken ‘74 & Jill Bennett L

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Steve & Susan Benson Paul ‘68 & Kathryn Bernardis Michael Berrigan Peggy Bewley William Bican Dorothy Bida-Silver Troy ‘82 & Kris Bird PC Lynn & Tina Black B David & Ardelle Blattman Gus & Cindy Blecha B Bill ‘69 & Debbie Blucher, Sr. B Charlene ‘84 & Richard Bode Eric ‘70 & Marsha Boemer Cal & Julia Bollwinkel Brent & Marcellia Bombola Jeanne Bonitz Nicholas & Lori Bonsignore Borge Construction, Inc. S Louis & Kathryn Borovansky John & Georgene Bowker Bernie & Nellie Boyer Alice Breault Johnathan & Doris Briggs John Broughton ‘84 Bruce Broussard Nicole & David Brousseau Mike & Becky Brown Ronald Brusato ‘56 Dorothy Buchler Dennis & Annette Buckmaster Jane Budd Lon ‘73 & Mary Ann Burford PC Jim ‘69 & Karyn Burich Nancy Burkes Jeane Busch Larry & Judi Cain Joan Calkin Ralph & Tracy Calvillo S Alice Cameron Bud & Dottie Cameron Glenn & Rosemary Campbell Bill & Sue Canavan Nickolas & Patricia Capachi Capitol Plywood Inc Victor & Norma Cappello Tony & Lilian Caraska Jim Cardosa ‘72 Ron ‘51 & Pat Carissimi P Marilyn Carmazzi Paul ‘74 & Karen Carmazzi Michael Carpenter & Phyllis Newton P Bartolome & Zenaida Carpio Margaret Carrera & Philip Joffe S Mike & Linda Carroll P Capitol Plywood Inc Rose Marie ‘57 & Wayne Carsey Joe & Renee Carter B James & Marilyn Casali Annetta Caselli John ‘70 & Barbara Caselli

Mike ‘76 & Nancy Caselli Jim & Rita Cassady P Donald & Barbara Casselman Isaac ‘82 & Deanne ‘83 Castaneda Cynthia Castronovo L CBHS Student Council 2011-2012 L Debra Chan Stanley & Diane Chapski Bill & Wendy Chase Ralph & Martha Chatoian Chris & Janet Chediak Robert & Claudia Christiansen Dave & Linda Christianson PC Chris & Donna Christin Elizabeth ‘45 & Tony Cimino P Jack Clara ‘50 Rosalie Clark Steven & Sherry Cohen P Cohen Investment Co. L Bill ‘70 & Lori Conner Richard & Karen Contreras F Dennis & Susan Cook S George & Jane Cook PC Michael & Dawn Cooper Juanita Corcoran Alan ‘61 & Mary Lynn Cordano L Neal & Heidi Cordeiro Portia Cortes Lavonne Cortopassi John & Joanne Costa L Rosemary Costa Dr. & Mrs. John P. Costello Ricardo & Ann Costello Kenneth & Tracy Cottini Kelsey Cottle Scott & Elizabeth Coyner L Pamela Crawford Thomas Crisp Dick & Diane Cristofani Croatian Fraternal Union, Sveta Vincenca Lodge #434 John & Mary Cronick Kevin Crossland ‘69 L Rick & Cynthia Crow Noreen Crowley B Sam & Angela Cruz Mark & Margarita Cuomo P Michael & Catherine Curran Susanne Currie Christopher & Kathy Dahl Patricia Dahl Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Dahlberg Genevieve Dallosta Dante Club Ladies Auxiliary Annette Danti Mary Darlow David Reese Elementary School Carol Davis Allan Davis Robyn Davis ‘70

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Tony & Elinor De Cristoforo Lourdes De Leon Ralph & Antoinette de Vere White Anthony & Elinor Decristoforo Emil & Bonnie Decrona Will & A. A. Deguchi Donald ‘64 & Carol Del Porto David & Linda Delehant Danny ‘79 & Dorothy Delgado Mr. & Mrs. Demas Sheila Dennings Ronald & Patricia Derobertis Katie Desmond & Paul Vaughn Kerry Desmond Peggy Desmond Sharon Desoto Peter & Carrie Detwiler Dolores Dietler Sheila Diodati Dan & Colleen Discenza J. E. & Betty Dobak Richard & Vickie Dodds Gene ‘67 & Kathy Domek Charles & Vicki Donaldson Patricia Doval Esther Dowden Betty Downey Carol & John Downey Roger & Carol Dreyer Dale Drozd & Janette Vine Bodil Drucker Liz ‘78 & Donald Drysdale Del & Sandy Du Frene Joseph & Phyllis Duarte Barbara Duhain Smith Allan & Ramona Dunlop Harry & Joanne Dunlop Janet Dupzyk John & Patti Dusel Robert & Elaine Eason Shawn & Kristin Echols Arthur & Norma Edmonds Ron & Shelley Elkan Daniel & Claudia Elliott Michael ‘60and Nancy Elorduy Rich ‘63 & Marryan ‘64 Elorduy Carole Anne Elzey Tom & Priscilla English Eric & Sheila Engstrom Joe Enos John & Katherine Ensign J. Lane Ernst John & Kathi Evans Mike & Marianne Evashenk James Everett David & Ann Marie Faires Mike & Kathleen Farmer Michael & Linda Fazio Robert & Tracy Feickert Louie ‘76 & Nadine Feletto

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Jim & Pat Fellos Mark & Cynthia Fenocchio Alma Fernandez Jerry & Carolyn Feroben Ron Ferreirae Bob ‘54 & Toni Ferry Albert Figone Julie Finley Christopher & Suzanne Fisher Donald & Kathy Fitzgerald PC Kieran & Marty Fitzpatrick P Shawn & Sandra Fitzpatrick Five Star Bank Daniel & Mrs. Fleming Cathy Flores Jerry ‘65 & Susan Flynn Donald Foley Mel & Connie Fontes B Robert ‘53 & Tsuruko Forster Mary Ellen Fort Jim ‘62 & Patti Fox Louis & Margaret Francesconi Benjamin Frank Al ‘70 & Sue Franzoia Alfred ‘39 & Denise Franzoia PC Dave & Janis Franzoia John & Heide Fraser Amos Freeman Pat Freitas Michael ‘76 & Lorie Frias Jane Fricke Mort & Marcy Friedman Michael Furtado John & Anne Gabri John & Jacquelyn Gabriel The Earl Gabrielli Family Gloria Gabrielli Marty ‘77 & Karen Gabrielli P Patti Gallagher Steven & Patricia Galvez Dick & Hildegarde Galvin Cynthia Gandy ‘78 & Joseph Hill, Sr. Richard & Joan Gann Philip & Marlene Garcia Richard Garcia Donald & Rosemary Gardner Cheryl Garpetti Mike Geary ‘68 Linda ‘59 & Ken Giese Catherine Gill Anndee Gilliam & Nick Zakis Don & Betty Gillott L John ‘55 & Anita ‘57 Giordano P James ‘64 & Maureen ‘64 Girard Jerry & Lillian Glantz Mary Goldberg Steven & Carol Goldberg F Bud ‘59 & Vienna ‘61 Golsong David Gonzales Victor ‘74 & Socorro Gonzalez

Rick Gormley ‘74 Jim & Paula Graf Carl Granger Jim & Stacey Granucci P Bob ‘55 & Carolyn ‘57 Granucci PC Charles & Betty Gray Patty Green Julie Greene Adrian Griffin & Patti Palacios Jim Griggs L William & Kathryn Gugeler Larry & Terri Gury S James & Judith Hagwood Stephen & Linda Haidet Virginia Haines Martin & Susan Haley B Philomena Halstead Richard & Norma Hamilton Mary Hancock Hanna, Brophy, MacLean, McAleer & Jensen, LLP Robert & Kathy Hansen Mary Hanson Rhea & Patty Harris Ken 54 & Marolyn ‘57 Harris PC Dixie Hart Rick & Andrea Hart Lance & Mary Hastings Edward & Elaine Healy John & Joanne Healy Matt & Meg Heede Fadia Hefni Desmond Michael & Pamela Heinitz Charles & Catherine Heinrich Thomas & Sharla Heinzer F Beverley Hendrickson Bud ‘55 & Louanne ‘57 Hensley Marian Herbst Ronald ‘54 & Barbara Hermann Mireya Herrera-Bayard Mary & Noel Hesser B Jack & Mary Lou Higdon Dave & Dianna Hillyer Bill & Penny Hilson P Eric & Ronda Hintz PC Wayne Hironaka John Hoaglund Thomas Hoekman Annie Hoekman-Veldstra Janis Hoffart Yosh & Esther Hokama Rodney Hollander Rose Ann & Ken Holmes Nicholas & Julia Holquin Nancy Holt Diane Hood George & Jean Hood Bill ‘59 & Connie Hoover F Virginia Horning Ken & Beverly Hottman

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Bonita ‘74 & Michael Hotz Steve & Lydia Howell L Don & Joanne Hufford P Iacopi Lenz & Company Bill ‘76 & Nina Iliff L Mike ‘65 & Kate Ingoglia S Marc ‘65 & Karen Irish Philip Irizarry & Laura Urzua-Irizarry Emil Isler William & Carrie Iudice David ‘82 & Errica Jablonsky Geo & Jeanette Jablonsky Steve & Dona Jablonsky L Harold & Laura Jackson John ‘68 & Lynda Jackson L John & Paula Jackson S Dean & Marijane Jacobs Paul & Nancy Jacobs Paul ‘77 & Karen Jacobs Richard & Phillis Jansen Mary Jenkins & Terrence O’Brien B Dee Anne Jessup Jason & Lindsay Jimenez Stanley & Corrine Joe Robert & Regina Johnson Joel & Joanie Johnston Tim ‘68 & Jackie Johnston Albert & Sharon Jones David & Stephanie Jones Edythmae Jones Jorgensen Sports Service Vince & Laura Juarez Michael & Catherine Kalmanson P Sam & Billee Kanelos John & Vicki Karsten Thomas & Mary Kauffman Clare Keating Jim ‘55 & Muff Keating Bruce & Judy Keikoan Larry & Jacquelyn Kelley Kevin & Sherry Kelly Bess Kerhoulas Gary & Patricia Kerns Mary Kessinger Michelle Khayat William & Sandy Kimball Kimberley Kipp Jerry ‘53 & Rosemary Kirrene PC Christopher Klein Al ‘44 & Bev Knezovich Maxine Knezovich James Knight Bill & Jane Koenig P Jerome ‘68 & Catherine Koewler Ms. Deborah Kollars Rich & Connie Koppes S Kenton & Marina Kunz Michael & Julie Kvarme Jeff & Irene Kwok James La Zansky

Robert & Jan LaBella Jean Lahey Kevon & Sue Larson Ellen Lauppe Bill & Jana Le Doux John & Alda Le Pera Frances Lee Judy Lee Michael & Marna Lee Legoullon Insurance Agency Bret & Nadine Leishman Edward & Karen Lenoir David & Nancy Lent B Stanley & Janet Levers Bev Lewis George & Anwylyd Lian B Joan Limeberger Ken & Mary Kay Link Kip Lipper Drew & Virginia Logue Geoffrey & Joyce Long Jennie Lopez Brett & Karen Lovell L Eugene Lowe Gregory & Donna Lucas Fritz & Robin Lund Kevin & Cody Lutz P Jennifer Lystrup & Anthony Pease Stephen Machado Lyn MacKenzie Don & Marilyn MacVicar Nick Madaloni Richard & Kathy Maddox Matthew & Janet Maglinte Kate Mahan Brian ‘72 & Nancy Mahaney P John F. Mahaney Bruce ‘69 & Robin Maita PC Renee Malaki ‘76 Dolores Mallicoat & Bill Nicolas Al & Peggy Manfredi Paul Manfredi Dave & Julie Mansfield Mike & Julie Marengo Norman & Katherine Marks Lauretta Marsalla John & Christina Marshall Terrence & Patricia Martin Patricia Martinez Gary & Janey Mason Cass & Mary Mastalski J.C. Masters Jill Matranga Kathleen Matranga-Cooper James & Andrea Mayer P Jerry & Anne McCall B John ‘63 & Marilyn McCarthy Mike ‘80 & Kristen McCarthy B Steven McCormick & Margaret Portwood Cindy & Patrick McCoy

A. Eli & Joan McCulloough Ernee McGovern Kevin ‘74 & Leslie McGovern Lawrence & Lynn McGovern Gavin & Shari McHugh Patricia McKane Noel McKee Michael & Esther McKenna Ron & Diane McKenna Vince & Shana McLaughlin Jim & Carol McMonagle Frank ‘51 & Sally McNamara Jim ‘47 & Millie McNamara Tom ‘78 & Julie McNamara Virginia McNett Dan McVeigh & Rebecca Baumann Susan Mecum David & Marilyn Meek Ruben Melgosa Ed & Barbara Melia Jane Meuser ‘63 Frank & Elizabeth Meyer Greg & Debbie Meyer Stephen Meyer & Mary Louise Flint Mary Mezger Jose & Diana Michel Alan & Julie Mietus Josette Mietus Greg & Mary Mignano Daniel & Holly Mirsky Mary Ann Miyao Linda Modeste Barry & Ramona Moenter Margaret Monagan Curt & Sherry Moniz Helen Montgomery Frank ‘55 & Marcia Mooney Gerry & Patty Moore Irma Moore Mary Moore Henry de Tessan Lucille Morgan James & Gerry Morris Michael & Debbie Morris James Mosman & Caroline Cabias Kathryn Motmans Frank ‘51 & Marge Mugartegui Alex & Ginger Muirhead Jim Mulhern & Rosalie Myers Tony ‘42 & Anne Muljat Bernadine Mullen Bonnie Mullen Rob ‘82 & Selina Mulligan Eugene Mullin Joe ‘61 & Timi ‘62 Munizich Karl Munz Tim & Andrea Murphrey Douglas & Elizabeth Murphy Robert Murray Clifford & Jane Muzzi Jennifer Navarra

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Frank & Marleen Negri Clint Nelson Bob & Gayle Nelson Robert & Maura Nestor-Bullock Jerry ‘56 & Judy Nevis William & Claudina Nevis Anh & Lieu Nguyen August Niklas Mike Nishio David & Stephanie Noe Willie ‘69 & Sheila Nolan Gary & Terese Norvell Louanne Nourse Charles & Patricia Nulk John & Susan Nunan, Sr. Tim ‘68 & Phyllis O’Brien Rev. Msgr. Albert O’Connor Michael & Kathleen O’Connor Brian & Debbie O’Hearn John & Cecilia O’Leary Jeff & Diane Omand Karl & Kathy Omlin Kitty O’Neal Bob & Mary O’Reilly Steve & Monica Osborne James Otto & Adel Visser Gail Overhouse Jane Owens ‘58 George ‘72 & Dianne Padovan Paul & Claudia Page Reba Parker Linda ‘74 & Mark Peletta James & Florine Pender Diane Pennisi Dave & Sylvia Perazzo Alfonso & Vicki Perez Jose & Irma Perez Richard & Sandra Perez Sandra Perez ‘79 & Felipe Hermosillo Carol Perich Joyce Perich Michael ‘78 & Sheryl Perrin Josephine Perry Mark ‘71 & Susan Perry Gail Peters June Peters Douglas & Kathy Peterson Virgil & Faye Petrocchi Bill Pettite John & Elinor Pfeifer Walter & Marjorie Phillips George Pickett Viola Pierini Stephanie Pierson Bill ‘73 & Helen Pierson Kara Pike Donald & Margaret Pimentel Vincent Pisani ‘48 Tony ‘69 & Sharon ‘75 Planchon Jorge ‘73 & Nellie ‘78 Plasencia

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Leslie & Carol Strunk P Jack ‘85 & Kelly Sturges Steven & Karen Suhr LaVerne & Silvio Suine Melissa & Jim Barbour Anthony & Monica Swain Phillip & Marilyn Swimley Chuck ‘65 & Sally Sylva L Sylva Family Properties PC Harvey & Janice Tahara Wayne & Debbie Takahashi Tim ‘62 & Betty Taormina Mark & Theresa Tavianini P John Taylor L James Teel & Joyce Raley-Teel Kim & M. Templeman Rita Templin Terra Family Foundation S David & Jeanne Theobald Douglas Thompson ‘74 & Margaret Briggs Jim & Jane Thompson B John & Margaret Thull Huey Tidwell Lenore Tierney Thomas & Lenore Tierney-Cunningham Keith & Patricia Tierney-Kenel Bud Tisdel J.A. & J.L. Tollefson Carmen Tomassetti Carl & Gloria Tomei John Tompkins Lori ‘79 & Dan Toomey L Joyce Topping Charlie & Judy Torgerson Charles & Judie Townsend James & Ann Tracy B John & Suzanne Trefethen Merdy Tucker Vito & Jane Tullo Arthur & Elizabeth Tussey Diane Tussey Edna Tussey Kenneth & Brandie Valine Kevin ‘73 & Susan Valine P Roger ‘67 & Marie Valine PC Jim & Kari Van Gundy P Frank ‘71 & Carrie Vellutini Shirley Vicari ‘58 Steve & Mrs. Vickers Donald Viducich ‘39 S Robert & Patricia Vincent John & Wendy Virga Karnail & Doreen Virk Mary Vogeli Joe & Carolyn Von Flue Sarah Voorhees John & Fern Waddell Gary Waits Bradley & Lila Wallrich P

Dave & Peggy Walrath PC Danny & Tracey Walsh Tony Walters & Maureen Sergent Dawn Waltz John Ward Mark & Jan Warren P Phyllis Warren Alfred & Pearl Weinhofer Richard & Laura Weisberg P Roger & Jane Wenzel Frank Werry ‘74 William Werry Ellen Westlake Waldon Westlake ‘39 Jeffrey Westman & Phyllis RamseyWestman Aleece Weycker Ryan & Sandy Whaley Gerry White P Helmuth & Leone Wildemann Kathleen Williams & Martha Stringer B David & Erma Wilson F Joanne Winchell P Mary Winegar Peter Winslow & Cheryl Stewart P Jack & Mona ‘60 Witry Nick ‘87 & Michele Witry Jack & Dona Wittman Larry & Marianne Wong John Wood Rosemary Wood ‘59 P Margenia Woods Daniel & Cathy Wright Virginia Wristen Dorothy & Russell Wullenwaber Fred & Susan Yadao Doris Yager Tami Yasuda Thomas Yeates Marie Yee Allan Yip John & E. Y. Yoshikawa Kari Yoshizuka Timothy & Elizabeth ‘78 Murphy Bob & Lynn Zakskorn Roger ‘70 & Barbara Zanze Bob & Joan Zarick Bill Zgraggen Bob & Gloria Zielke Marie Zumwalt Connie Zupan

Employee Donors

Karen Achondo ‘80 Donna Adam Lorcan Barnes Steve Barsanti ‘78 Jill Bennett Peggy Bone Mary Bowers Nicole Brousseau Darcy Calista Vicky Campbell Tomas Capogreco ‘86 Rene Cardenas Chrys Cassetta Natalia Chiapa ‘00 Elizabeth Coyner Scott Coyner Susanne Currie Danny Delgado ‘79 Armando Diaz ‘94 Tom English John Ferreira Lorie Frias Patti Gallagher Rona Gordon Julie Greene Joe Guilherme Kelly Harrington ‘83 Mary Hesser Annie Hoekman-Veldstra Janis Hoffart Brendan Hogan ‘95 Rose Ann Holmes Jacob Hunley ‘96 Bill Iliff ‘76 Mary Jenkins Holly Keller Loretta Kenney Kenny Kirrene ‘78 David Levasseur Jennifer Lystrup Jennifer Makol June McBride Kristen McCarthy Melissa McClellan Randall McClure Kevin McGovern ‘74 Findlay McIntosh Traci McMullen ‘83 Todd Miller Dale Milton Linda Moulton Adriana Mundo Herald Sarah Mungas Holly Peterson Cecilia Powers Kirk Purdy Paul Rieschick John Riley-Portal Kelly Safford

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Rolf Schumann Ron Slabbinck Nancy Smith-Fagan Mary Alice Spinelli ‘99 Christopher Symkowick-Rose Diane Tolomeo Doreen Virk Jan Warren Chuck Zannetti

United Way Donors

Anonymous Paul ‘68 & Kathryn Bernardis Dennis & Annette Buckmaster Cathy Butler ‘87 Bill & Wendy Chase Richard & Karen Contreras Lourdes De Leon Richard & Vickie Dodds Patrick & Karen Durham Elizabeth & Donald Drysdale Cathy Flores Marty ‘77 & Karen Gabrielli Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie ‘79 & Edison McEachnie Arthur ‘76 & Anne Green Rhea & Patty Harris Paul ‘77 & Karen Jacobs Deborah Jarvis Michael & Catherine Kalmanson Kimberley Kipp Justin Koenig ‘98 Kenton & Marina Kunz David & Rebecca Landeros Kevon & Sue Larson George & Eva Peacher Brett & Karen Lovell Nicki ‘58 & Tom Martinez Jill Matranga James & Denise Moore Bonnie Mullen Douglas & Elizabeth Murphy James O’Neill Vishal Patel ‘05 Alfonso & Vicki Perez Sandra Perez ‘79 & Felipe Hermosillo Ted Polhemus ‘03 Neala Rankin Vickie Sherrod John & Suzanne Trefethen Mary Turner Jeffrey Westman & Phyllis Ramsey-Westman Daniel & Cathy Wright Allan Yip

Generous Companies & Organizations

Anderson Bros. Florin Square Pharmacy Applied Underwriters, Inc. Balshor Florist Bar J Investments Best Best & Krieger Borge Construction, Inc. BOS Sheet Metal Inc. Capitol Plywood Inc Carroll, Burdick & McDonough LLP CBHS Student Council 2011-2012 Chargins’ Bar & Grill Clark Trucking Service, Inc. Cohen Investment Co. Croatian Fraternal Union, Sveta Vincenca Lodge #434 David Reese Elementary School DesCor Builders Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham Diocese of Sacramento Drobny Law Office, Inc. El Dorado Savings Bank Five Star Bank Freecause, Inc. Genovese, Burford & Brothers W.F. Gormley & Sons Hanna, Brophy, MacLean, McAleer & Jensen, LLP Iacopi Lenz & Company IBM Corporation Inter-Cal Real Estate Corporation ISSE Services JK Pedrotti, Inc. Jorgensen Sports Service Kelly Foundation La Bou By the Zoo Lasallian Education Fund Law Offices of Tom Johnson Legoullon Insurance Agency Luppen & Hawley Incorporated Medic Ambulance Service, Inc. Members Give Powered by JustGive Merchants National Bank MillerCoors Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP Neuwaste OK Tire & Automotive Old Ironsides Page Design, Inc. Paragon Financial, LPL Pepsi Cola Bottling Group Pfund Family Foundation Plumbers & Pipefitters Local #447 Plumbers & Steamfitters Local #467 Remarkable Refinishing River City Bank River Park Garden Club Roebbelen Construction Inc. Sacramento Region Community Foundation Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory

Saint Patrick’s Home for Children, Inc. Schetter Electric, Inc. Scruggs Environmental Controls Singer & Associates Law Office Sisters of Mercy Sly Park Fundamental Basketball Sch. Inc. Stanich Properties Strain Orchards, LP Terra Family Foundation The Bread Store Wells Fargo Bank N.A. Western Health Advantage Yellow Cab Co. of Sacramento

Contributions Were Made :

In Celebration of Al Franzoia’s 90th Birthday In Celebration of Bill ‘68 & Elaine ‘68 Schaedler’s 40th Anniversary In Celebration of Frances Marie Franzoia’s 90th Birthday In Celebration of Frank ‘51 & Marge Mugartegui’s 50th Wedding Anniversary In Celebration of John ‘55 & Anita ‘57 Giordano’s 50th Wedding Anniversary In Celebration of Larry Sanots-Coy’s ‘51 Birthday In Celebration of Lon Burford’s ‘73 Birthday In Celebration of Mary Lera’s 92nd Birthday In Celebration of Peggy Desmond’s Birthday In Celebration of Vincent Pisani’s ‘48 Birthday In Honor of Bob Granucci ‘55 In Honor of Cody Davis ‘03 In Honor of Jennifer Lystrup In Honor of Kirk Purdy In Honor of Lucas Mullen ‘11 In Honor of Michael ‘13 & Sam Rose ‘11 In Honor of Parker Kaye ‘14 In Honor of Randall McClure In Honor of The Johnston Family Speedy Recovery for John Giordano’s ‘55 Surgery

Matching Gifts

AT&T Services Inc. BlackRock Matching Gift Program Genentech Employee Giving Program IBM Corporation Intel Corporation Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Matching Gift Program Macy’s West G.I.F.T. Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Pfizer Foundation Matching Gift Program PG&E Corporation Foundation Premier, Inc. USAA Matching Gift Fund of San Antonio Area Foundation Washington Mutual Bank Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

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Contributions Were Made to the Following Scholarship Funds:

Joseph J. Kirrene Endowed Scholarship Fund Ron Limeberger Endowed Athletic Fund - 2 Ronald G. MacKenzie Memorial Scholarship Fund John J. Marquardsen, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund Br. John Montgomery, FSC Endowed Scholarship Fund Jolee & Kevin Murray Endowed Scholarship Fund Steve J. Radman ‘60 Endowed Scholarship Fund Mike & Jim Roberts Endowed Scholarship Fund Steve Scully Endowed Scholarship Fund Splinter Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Vincent F. Stanich Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Pete Tomasini Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph & Lorraine Valine Endowed Scholarship Fund Thomas J. Vicari Memorial Scholarship Fund Mary C. Waterbury Endowed Scholarship Fund Albert R. Westlake Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund Randall Wesley Zanze Endowed Scholarship Fund John Zupan Memorial Scholarship

Helen Babich Endowed Scholarship Fund Christopher Becker Endowed Scholarship Fund William F. Bordisso Endowed Scholarship Fund Br. David Brennan Program for Tuition Assistance Angelina Burich Endowed Scholarship Fund Christian Brothers Endowed Scholarship Fund Christian Brothers Endowed Sch Fnd - Empl P/R Class of 1951 Tuition Assistance Fund Class of 1997 Sponsorship Fund Class of 2002 Tuition Assistance Fund Br. Bertram Coleman, FSC Endowed Scholarship Fund Desmond Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Isabel V. Dinelli Endowed Scholarship Fund Wm. M. Francis Pipe Trades Endowed Scholarship Jason Grady Memorial Scholarship Fund Sharmelia Jeffries Endowed Scholarship Fund Virgil “Guy” Kenobbie Memorial Scholarship Fund

Contributions Made In Memory Of Dale L. Achondo Devin Alimena Jennie Bacher John Bailey Theresa Bailey-Rosillo Robert N. Barbeau ‘43 Marlene Bastian Scott Bellows Adele Beltrami Wayne Benner Richard Bertacchi Cliff Bickford Josephine Blanton Ralph M. Bonitz Adua Bordisso Regina L. Bozich Robb Brady Lucy Buljan James A. Burich ‘43 Charles D. Canez George J. Caselli John Castagnola Sue Ceccarelli ‘70 Marie Christen John Ciani Donna Cope C. Joseph Crane ‘49 Alleith Curry Cecil Cutbirth Walter Danti Patrick D. Doherty Anne Donovan Joseph Drab Raymond Dykes Norma Eramo Charles D. Evans Joseph E. Farrington ‘39 John J. Fava ‘36

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William L. Ferreirae ‘56 Carl Y. Fong Albert J. Fonts Anne Franzella Fedora Gartner G. Philip Gebhardt ‘55 Mr. Giorgi Gasperina Grassi Henry Gutierrez Delbert Hedges Paul Holmes Warren N. Hunt Steven L. Irwin Edward Ishii Anthony Ivanovich Blanche Jackson Margaret D. Jacobs James C. Jones ‘96 June Jones Melvin Jones Nancy Kearns Dave Klingerman Debbie Koewler Milt Konen Julian Lawlyer, Sr. Jack Leverett Annabelle Leveroni Charles C. Lotta Jack F. Matranga Betty Anne McArthur Edward L. McCarthy James K. McDaniel ‘62 Elise L. McGuire Geraldine McMullen James M. McNamara ‘47 James D. McNatt John W. Meade Katherine Meier Walter M. Merva Eleanor Neumann

Mary K. O’Connor Nancy M. Olivas ‘58 Hildred L. Pierson Charles Platte Paul E. Plesha Zane Rebenstorff William C. Rhoten Lucile Rivera Jerry Ryan Donald A. Saner, Sr. Darlene Schneringer Gerard Schons Margaret Sharp Shepherd Mark Signorotti Dorothy P. Silva Helen Simas Rita C. Simoni ‘57 Larry L. Simonson Kenneth D. Sisler Lawlie Sobiesk Mike Soda Shirley Speece Patricia L. Splinter Tim Stathos Jeffrey N. Strand, Sr. ‘66 Fred Stratton Verna Sunderland Vincent P. Svilich Frank Tafoya Marilyn A. Taormina Armand J. Venesio James White Robert Willett Don Willows ‘50 Jack V. Wirts ‘49 Fred D. Wristen Richard J. Yarnot

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Statement of Activity For the Name Year Ended June 30, 2012 Contributions were made In Memory of:

Temporarily Permanently

Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Revenues & Support Tuition and fees $11,546,422 $ - $ -

Tuition assistance (1,627,174) Advancement activities 329,696 2,054,727 77,170 Auxiliary income, net 63,360 Investment & other income 97,941 129,669 Net assets released from restriction 956,376 (956,376) Total Revenues & Support 11,366,621 1,228,020 77,170

Expenses Instruction & student programs 7,869,076 General & administrative 2,399,521 Facilities maintenance 840,516 Fundraising expenses 299,712 Total Expenses 11,408,825 - -

Change in Net Assets (42,204) 1,228,020 77,170

Net Assets, beginning 20,143,089 4,099,913 4,330,398 Net Assets, ending $20,100,885 $5,327,933 $4,407,568

Total $11,546,422 (1,627,174) 2,461,593 63,360 227,610 12,671,811

7,869,076 2,399,521 840,516 299,712 11,408,825 1,262,986 28,573,400 $29,836,386

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Endowment Funds – Invest in the Future of CB Endowments are, quite simply, gifts that keep on giving! When donations are directed to endowment funds, the actual donation is placed in an investment account. The income generated is used to fund tuition assistance. The original donation, or principal, is never spent, just the earnings. Currently, CB’s endowment totals $7.8 million and generates approximately $330,000 in available funding each year.

That money helps fund the $1.9 million in need-based tuition assistance awarded to 356 young men and women this year.

An endowment is an investment in the future of Christian Brothers High School and its students. Contributions may be made to increase the principal amounts of these funds, thereby also increasing the income generated. If you are interested in adding an endowment fund, or would be interested in establishing a named endowment fund, please contact Vice President of Philanthropy, Bobby Cobbs, at 916-733-3643 or bcobbs@cbhs-sacramento.org.

Helen Babich Endowed Scholarship Fund Christopher Becker Endowed Scholarship Fund Dino Beltrami Endowed Scholarship Fund Paul & Stasia Bernardis Student Assistance Fund William F. Bordisso Endowed Scholarship Fund Edward & Evelyn Boudier Endowed Scholarship Fund Bozich Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Br. David Brennan -Endowed Building Endowment Fund Angelina Burich Endowed Scholarship Fund Br. Richard Camara, FSC Endowed Scholarship Fund Capitol Plywood Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund Carson Cima Bianchini Endowed Scholarship Fund David Castillo Family Endowed Scholarship Fund CB Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Fund Christian Brothers Endowed Scholarship Fund Class of 1951 Endowed Scholarship Fund Class of 1997 Endowed Scholarship Fund Class of 2002 Endowed Scholarship Fund Br. Bertram Coleman, FSC Endowed Scholarship Fund Desmond Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Charles W. Deterding Endowed Scholarship Fund Isabel V. Dinelli Endowed Scholarship Fund Duccini Family Endowed Scholarship Fund James & Ann Thielen Dunphy Endowed Scholarship Fun William P. Dwyer Endowed Scholarship Fund Ronald Fernandes Endowed Scholarship Fund Ruth & George Fuller Endowed Scholarship Fund Richard S. Gitchell Endowed Scholarship Fund Leo & Gale Granucci Endowed Scholarship Fund Isabelle & Ralph Jackson Endowed Scholarship Fund Sharmelia Jeffries Endowed Scholarship Fund Keating Family Endowment Robert F. King Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Joseph J. Kirrene Endowed Scholarship Fund Dan Lahey Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund James A. Lahey Endowed Memorial Fund Ron Limeberger Endowed Athletic Fund - 2 Ronald G. Mackenzie Memorial Scholarship Fund

Mahaney Family Endowed Scholarship Fund John J. Marquardsen, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund John & Willie Maxwell Endowed Scholarship Fund Br. John Montgomery, FSC Endowed Scholarship Fund Dwight ‘Dinty’ Moore Endowed Scholarship Fund James Mulhern Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Jolee & Kevin Murray Endowed Scholarship Fund Douglas Nelson Fine Arts Center Fund Dr. Alfred A. Oliver Endowed Scholarship Fund Adon Panattoni Family Endowed Scholarship Fund William & Wanda Peccole Endowed Scholarship Fund Perry Scholarship Fund Wm. M. Francis Pipe Trades Endowed Scholarship Lou & Rita Porta Endowed Scholarship Fund Matthew P. Prentice Endowed Scholarship Fund Steven J. Radman ‘60 Endowed Scholarship Fund Mike & Jim Roberts Endowed Scholarship Fund Steve Scully Endowed Scholarship Fund Donald Silva Endowed Scholarship Fund Roger L. Slakey Endowed Scholarship Fund Roger L. Slakey Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Marco Smolich Endowed Scholarship Fund Splinter Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Vincent F. Stanich Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund John B. Stassi ‘59 Endowed Scholarship Fund Jack Steiner Family Scholarship Fund Charles ‘65 & Sally Sylva Endowed Scholarship Fund Harry M. Tonkin Endowed Scholarship Fund Joseph & Lorraine Valine Endowed Scholarship Fund Visintainer Endowed Scholarship Fund Mary C. Waterbury Endowed Scholarship Fund Br. L. Edward Welch, FSC Endowed Scholarship Fund Albert R. Westlake Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund Jack Witry Endowed Scholarship Fund Anthony J. Zanze Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Randall Wesley Zanze Endowed Scholarship Fund Victor & Bernice Zito Endowed Scholarship Fund John Zupan Memorial Scholarship Fund

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Back (L to R) Clark Aldrich ’62, Dick Sperbeck, Mike Green ’62, Donn Pintar ’63, Rich Elorduy ’63, Bernie Church ’62, Gene Cervantes ’63 & Don Bradley ’62.

Front (L to R) John McCarthy ’63, Larry Marietti ’62, Wesley Strawn ’62, Jim Fox ’62 & Burt Bonomi ’62

La Salle Club Hosts 59th Annual Baseball Hall of Fame Dinner Take a seat at the La Salle Club Baseball Hall of Fame dinner and you might hear tell of Jim Westlake’s ’51 major league at bat for the Philadelphia Phillies, or Wally Westlake’s ’39 foray in the 1956 World Series. You might hear the legend of Leron Lee’s epic 500-foot blast off of Pat Fall, or reflections on Paul Carmazzi’s ‘’74 twenty-one conference championships as Sacramento City College’s baseball coach. Simply put, this is a group that loves baseball and celebrates the rich tradition of baseball in Sacramento.

Each year, that same deep love of baseball is the impetus behind the La Salle Club’s Baseball Hall of Fame Dinner and awards ceremony. This year marked the 58th induction and awards ceremony. The event, held on April 28, honored inductees Jim Barr, Pat Fall, Mike Furtado, Ken Hottman, Don Murphy ’64,

1 The La Salle Club organized a special tribute to the 1962 Bishop Armstrong High School baseball team and coach, Dick Sperbeck.

Leron Lee, Bob Puccinelli and Richard Separovich ’55. The group also organized

1.(Back L to R) Pat Fall, Mike Furtado, Jim Barr, Leron Lee (Front L to R) Kenny Hottman, Don Murphy ’64, Rich Separovich ’55, Bob Puccinelli

a special tribute to the 1962 Bishop Armstrong Team and its coach, Dick Sperbeck.

The La Salle Club was established in 1937 to raise money for sports teams and equipment at the school. That tradition continues today as proceeds from the dinner benefit CB’s athletic programs.

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James “Jim” McNamara ‘47 August 17, 1928 – June 13, 2012

Ask family, friends and members of the CB community about Jim McNamara ‘47 and you are sure to hear about his warmth, humor, deep Catholic faith, commitment to service and unabashed love of baseball. As CB’s starting shortstop in 1946 and 1947, Jim’s fielding is credited with helping the Gaels finish the 1946 season with a perfect 14 and 0 record. In 1947, as co-captain of the team, he was named to the All-City team by both the Sacramento Union and Bee newspapers.

Following graduation, Jim continued playing baseball in Sacramento. He Jim signed with the New York Giants organization in 1950 and played five seasons of minor league baseball.

After returning home, he married Mildred Petralli, his wife of 56 years. Together, they were blessed with a loving family that included daughter, Patti Wagstaff (Joseph), son Tom ’78 (Julie). He was a devoted grandfather to Jennifer ’07, Alex ’12 and John ’14 Wagstaff, and Kelsey ’10, Jimmy ’12 and Joe ’16 McNamara.

Jim loved Christian Brothers High School, serving as president of the La Salle Club for many years. In that role, he helped raise thousands of dollars for CB’s athletic program. He chaired the Baseball Hall of Fame Dinner for 13 years and his stamp on the event is indelible. As a parent, he served as vice president and president of the Parent Service Club and later as a member of the Board of Regents. He generously supported and assisted with the Building on the Tradition Campaign, Phases I and II that brought the Science, Math and Technology wing and the athletic field house to campus. In 2007, the school’s Alumni Association presented McNamara with its most prestigious honor, the Alumni Service Award, in recognition of his many years of dedicated service.

When Jerry Kirrene ’53 formed a committee to chronicle the long and storied history of Christian Brothers High School, he asked Jim to research and write about baseball. For two years, Jim researched and then worked with his nephew, Joe McNamara ’83, to write what accounts to a 70 page book.

Professionally, Jim enjoyed a 34-year career as an administrator at the Sacramento County Courthouse. Following his retirement in 1987, Jim began a 25-year run in senior softball that included many hours on the field with his brother, Frank’51, and continued until shortly before his passing.

“Jim was one of the kindest men I have ever had the pleasure of knowing,” says CB President Lorcan Barnes. “He was Lasallian to his very core in a life filled with faith, family, baseball, and service. All of those, he embraced with tremendous zeal and a joyful spirit. I believe the world is a better place because of Jim, Christian Brothers High School certainly is, and I am better for having known him.”

Jim is survived by Mildred, his children, grandchildren and siblings, Mary Kessinger, John ’50 and Francis’51, and numerous nephews and nieces. Nephew, Joe McNamara ’83, wrote a wonderful tribute to Jim which can be read online at http:// joegrill.blogspot.com

In Memoriam Nadine Angulo ‘61 Bob Barbeau ‘43 Jeff Bedford ‘86 Robert Boschert ‘61 Sue Ceccarelli ‘70 Joseph Crane ‘49 Richard Cullity ‘52 Joe Farrington ‘39 John Fava ‘36 Carrie Fletcher ’86 Jim Fox ‘62 Philip Gebhardt ‘55 Ellis Harlow ‘40 Bill Holtzman ‘34 Jim Jones ‘96 Gerardo Manriquez ‘84 Jim Marriott ‘67 Jim McDaniel ‘62 Jim McNamara ‘47 Nancy Olivas ‘55 Frank Ostoja ‘36 Don Rietz ‘55 Ron Rivera Pirruccello ‘67 Christina Rosales ‘96 Rita Simoni ‘57 Paul Storey ‘95 Larry Viglione ‘65 Don Willows ‘50 Jack Wirts ‘49

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A Family of Friends

When classmates and friends of Christina Pirruccello-Rosales ’96 learned in May that Christina’s breast cancer had virulently returned and metastasized, they were determined to help. Initially, they planned to collect money to help with daily expenses or to send the family on a vacation to help create memories for Christina, her husband Ryan, and their two-year-old daughter, Ella.

When they shared their plans with Christina, she responded with a firm “no, thank you.” “If you are going to help me, help send my daughter to Christian Brothers,” she said.

Twenty years ago, Christina’s family brought her to CB, even though it meant a 45-minute drive each way from Woodland.

At CB she made lifelong friends and garnered a sense of values that resonated long after graduation. Giving that to her daughter was much more important than a vacation, Christina said. Sadly, she lost her battle with cancer on October 16, her 34th birthday.

Christina’s CB friends worked resolutely to organize the first annual Bike Ride 2 Beat Cancer. The trek, from deVere’s Irish Pub in Sacramento to deVere’s Irish Pub in Davis, culminated with a spirited silent auction. More than 50 bikers participated in the July 28th event, including numerous CB alumni. As a result, $31,000 was placed in a trust for Ella.

“We kicked around a lot of ideas and thought this might be a good way to show support,” said de Vere’s Irish Pub co-owner Henry de Vere White ’97. “When Christina beat cancer the first time in July of 2011, she took took up bike riding, so we all felt having a ride would be a good fit.”

“Christina was totally blown away by the event,” says close friend, Mary HoganHuarte ’97. “She couldn’t believe that that many people came out and reached out to her. But, I wasn’t surprised. CB is such an amazing place and experience. We don’t always realize how connected we are, but, when something happens, we’re family and we’re there to help. Really, Christian Brothers is the place where Christina’s family of friends originated.”

According to Henry deVere White ’97, the event will continue as an annual event at least until Ella’s tuition is fully funded,

possibly longer. Additional proceeds will be donated to breast cancer research at the UC Davis Medical Center.

Christina’s family has also established an annual scholarship in Christina’s name that will benefit CB students for years to come.

Though I did not have the pleasure of knowing Christina, I’ve been told that she was an incredibly warm, outgoing, loving and vibrant person,” says CB President, Lorcan Barnes. “She loved her family deeply and cherished her friends. As evidenced by the phenomenal outpouring of support, she was loved very much in return. Because of Christina, Ella and countless other young women and men will be welcomed into the CB family. What a fitting legacy and tribute to this wonderful young woman.”

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25th Annual

WINE, BEER &extrFOOD avaganza a Party to Remember

On a mission to make the 25th annual Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza the largest & most successful celebration in event history, the CB Alumni Association spent the last year working to secure sponsors, recruit wineries, breweries & restaurants, & sign up attendees. Judging by the record-setting crowd of 1,700 & more than 100 enthusiastic vendors, the group succeeded in meeting its goal & then some.

Under the direction of event chair, John Silva ’98 & Alumni Association President, Rick Pires ’79, a good time was had by all. Best of all, the event raised more than $101,000 for need-based tuition assistance scholarships at Christian Brothers High School.

“I am so grateful to the members of the CB Alumni Association who spent months working to create a memorable event,” says Nancy Smith-Fagan, assistant director of philanthropy. “John, Rick & the Alumni Association had a goal in mind & they were determined to make this our biggest & best event yet. They succeeded!”

“We hit the ground running this year, eager to build on 2011’s performance,” says John Silva ’98, event chair. “The Alumni Association worked tirelessly to ensure the event’s success & remains grateful for the enthusiastic support received from wineries, breweries, & restaurants throughout the area. Our record-breaking numbers are a true testament to generations of goodwill engendered by the school. Most importantly, the Alumni Association remains proud to help provide the Christian Brothers experience to deserving young men & women who otherwise would not be able to attend.”

“Over the last year, Rick Pires ’79 & John Silva ’98, together with the entire Alumni Association Board, looked for ways to make an already wonderful event even better,” says CB President, Lorcan Barnes. “They definitely succeeded, particularly when you consider how the event benefits our students & families who rely on tuition assistance. I’m grateful to them & to all of the wineries, breweries, restaurants, & volunteers who made this event our most successful yet. & to the Yellow Cab company & Neumann Limousine who helped ensure that all of our guests arrived home safely.”

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Rev. David Suwalsky, S.J., Lorcan Barnes, Bishop Jaime Soto Joe Malm ’06, Joshua Sanchez ’06, Mark Polhemus ’06 Liz Murphy, Julie Gallardo-Ost, Julie Pressey Tim Kunz ’07, Jennifer Wagstaff ’07, Stacey Howell ’07, Pat Gormley ’07 Whitney McPherson, Benjamin Rodriguez ’97 Maile Bauer ’06 and Khazei Bauer ’06 John Caselli ’70, Tim Johnston ’68 John Walsh, Patrick Matchell ’00, Melissa Morrow, Justin Delacruz Kirk Purdy, Joe Lewis ’07, Ray Lewis Marissa Montoya ’05, Kim McGann ’05, Stephanie Gabrielli ’07 Angela and Kevin Spease ’86 John Silva ’98, Dana Driggs-Meyer ’98 and Daniel Meyer Br. John Hoover, FSC, John Nunan, Marianne Evashenk, Carrie Vellutini Kevin ’01 and Alex (Machado) ’03 Goldthwaite, and Tim Goldthwaite Emily Small ’07, Scott Lyons, Bryan Caselli ’07, Evan Burford ’07 Shelley Laurie, Dana Van Someren Mona Witry ’60, Lincoln ’95 and Aga Snyder, Bishop William Weigand Natalie Beard, Lexie Cuckovich ’98, Jennifer Galenti ’97 Mike Splinter ’89, Rob Buckner ’85

A special thank you to all of our sponsors & community partners: Lead Sponsor: Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham

Stage sponsors: OK Tire & Automotive - The Goldthwaite Family

Sponsors: BBK The Blucher Family BOS Sheet Metal CBHS Board of Trustees Chavez Kirstein & Co. DPR Construction El Dorado Savings Bank The Griggs Family Loehmann’s Plaza The Nunan Family Shetter Electric Sjoberg Evashenk Consulting Unger Construction Western Health Advantage

Community Partners: Aba Daba Rents Fatman Cigars Furnitalia & Dimitry Aks Great American Movers Neumann Limousine Yellow Cab

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Class of 1962 Reunion The Class of 1962 celebrated its Golden Anniversary Weekend on September 14 at CB and Saturday, September 15, 2012, at Arden Hills.

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Class of 1981-82 Reunion The CB and Bishop Manogue High School Classes of 1981 & 1982 celebrated together at Christian Brothers on July 21, 2012.

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Class of 1987 Manogue Reunion

The Bishop Manogue Class of 1987 celebrated its 25th reunion on August 11, 2012 at Christian Brothers.

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Where are They Now? Help Us Stay Connected: Please contact Kristen McCarthy, director of communications, if you know addresses or phone numbers for any of the listed individuals. Kristen can be reached at (916) 733-3695 or via e-mail at kmccarthy@ cbhs-sacramento.org.

Class of ‘43 William Bowen ‘43 Ted Civitello ‘43 Marshall Cuffe ‘43 Stephen Danel ‘43 John Dupree ‘43 Bill Eberhard ‘43 Charles Fredericks ‘43 Robert Ibarra ‘43 Phillip Lagomarsino ‘43 Bud Lampson ‘43 Ed Papoff ‘43 John Risse ‘43 Kenneth Silva ‘43 Phillip Swalberg ‘43 Michael Twomey ‘43 John Walsh ‘43 Class of ‘48 Donald Evins ‘48 Patrick Hammond ‘48 Lawrence Kehoe ‘48 Sidney King ‘48 Joseph Lutzy ‘48 Walter Merrigan ‘48 Roland Moriarty ‘48 Terrance O’Sullivan ‘48 Wilson Stambaugh ‘48 Mervin Teckacs ‘48 Joseph Ugalde ‘48 Benjamin Whitlock ‘48 Anthony Zivovich ‘48 Class of ‘53 Jim Coleman ‘53 Gerald Flynn ‘53 Jim Hansen ‘53 Donald Hawke ‘53 Terence Knowles ‘53 Charles Mitchell ‘53 Robert O’Donnell ‘53 Damon Vicars ‘53 Class of ‘58 Melva Asher ‘58 Theresa Barnes ‘58 Joan Baumann ‘58 Ronald Becker ‘58 Paul Bennion ‘58 Priscilla Botelho ‘58 Michael Bradshaw ‘58

Alumni News and Notes Brother Boniface V. Lazzari, O.S.B.’59, is a monk at Saint Martin’s Abbey and a Spanish Instructor at Saint Martin’s University in Lacey, Washington.

Pete Ratermann ’62 is currently putting together a memory album to commemorate Br. James Ash, FSC, who passed away in June.

Alumni wishing to contribute to the album should forward written tributes, remembrances, photos etc. to Pete who can be reached via email at pprjmc@pacbell.net, phone at (707) 523-4885, or mail at 1708 Kerry Lane, Santa Rosa, CA 95403.

Richard Peter ’64 was inspired by Martin Sheen’s film, The Way, to travel the Camino de Santiago. In September and October of 2012, over the course of 20 days, he biked the 500-mile path from Roncesvalles on the French-Spanish border to Santiago de Compostela in northwestern Spain. Traveling the Camino de Santiago is a pilgrimage to the reputed site of the tomb of St. James the Greater, one of the Twelve Apostles. Peter says the trip gave him the opportunity to deal with the physical and mental challenges of biking some tough terrain, engage in some extensive introspection on his life, immerse himself in the Spanish language and culture, and the opportunity to speak with dozens of “pilgrims” from all over the world. It was an unforgettable experience that he recommends to anyone who is physically able to walk or ride the path.

Rocky Niehaus ’74 took home first prize at the fourth annual Albie Aware Breast Cancer Foundation’s Rib Cook-Off at the Hilltop Tavern.

Jacque Walter ’74 is currently living in Washington and working as an independent investment portfolio manager. He is a graduate of both American River College and University of Phoenix and completed a course in practical gunsmithing at American Gunsmithing. Walter also enjoys selling artwork on Etsy.

Eva Brown ‘58 Mary Cecchettini ‘58 Paul Chappa ‘58 Barbara Clark ‘58 Connie Coughran ‘58 Mark Dahms ‘58 Stanley Deldotto ‘58 Gary Dunkel ‘58 Nancy Esparza ‘58 Ted Espinoza ‘58 Francis Fisher ‘58 Marcie Ford ‘58 Mary Galten ‘58 Erlinda Gazeta ‘58 John Grant ‘58 Ronald Gross ‘58 Toni Gross ‘58 Joseph Holmberg ‘58 Fernando Horvilleur ‘58 Suzann Ingram ‘58 Francelia Lacey ‘58 Nancy Lewis ‘58 John Longero ‘58 Pat Lovatto ‘58 Tom Lucas ‘58 Percilla Margetts ‘58 Helen Mathewson ‘58 Ronald Mc Crary ‘58 Harry Mercado ‘58 Marlene Miller ‘58 Bertie Miskel ‘58 Lilia Molina-Neves ‘58 Dick Mooney ‘58 Monica Nagle ‘58 Harold Orselli ‘58 Theresa Persic ‘58 Patricia Plunkett ‘58 Michaelann Pope ‘58 John Porter ‘58 Linda Reed ‘58 Kay Robinson ‘58 Marie Roussell ‘58 Michael Ryason ‘58 Betty Scott ‘58 Patricia Smisek ‘58 Ann Smith ‘58 Judy Smith ‘58 William Steele ‘58 Timothy Sullivan ‘58 Lauretta Taft ‘58 Kathleen Thompson ‘58 Lorenza Turrubiate ‘58 John Wilhite ‘58 Darlene Williams ‘58 John Williamson ‘58 Georgann Wilmot ‘58 Sandra Wright ‘58 Jerome Zentner ‘58 Class of ‘63 Timothy Abele ‘63 Catherine Amundson ‘63 JoAnne Atha ‘63 Gilbert Avila ‘63 Elinor Baldwin ‘63 Tom Blunden ‘63 Sue Boyer ‘63 Maggie Brodnik ‘63 Michael Callaghan ‘63 Al Capaul ‘63 Margaret Carter ‘63 Eugene Cervantes ‘63 Sheila Deaner ‘63 Judy Dolfi ‘63 Robert Epperson ‘63

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Joseph Esgro ‘63 Suzanne Espenshade ‘63 Patty Faris ‘63 Craig Felix ‘63 James Fink ‘63 William Fisher ‘63 Mary Flippin ‘63 James Fritzsche ‘63 John Galvin ‘63 Esperanza Garcia ‘63 Robert Garlick ‘63 Wilberta Georgiadis ‘63 Sharon Gordon ‘63 Judy Grace ‘63 Mimi Halpin ‘63 Yvonne Hancock ‘63 William Harvey ‘63 Theodore Herman ‘63 Joe Hirsh ‘63 Virginia Hobrecht ‘63 Patricia Hoffman ‘63 Michaela Hyde ‘63 Mary Jackson ‘63 Robert Jimenez ‘63 Patricia Johnson ‘63 Rork Johnston ‘63 Dave Kelley ‘63 Jeanette Kelley ‘63 Jim Kelly ‘63 Kent Kerri ‘63 Gerald Lange ‘63 Thomas Lasken ‘63 Robert Lemos ‘63 Richard Livingston ‘63 Jeffery Love ‘63 Michael Macie ‘63 Kevin MacLatchie ‘63 Marzella Madrid ‘63 Michael Maguire ‘63 Margaret Manly ‘63 Frank Martinez ‘63 Tom Massi ‘63 Mary Mc Bride ‘63 Timothy Mc Keenan ‘63 Kent McGrew ‘63 Jo Ann McMahon ‘63 Jerome Merz ‘63 Joseph Meyers ‘63 Peter Mills ‘63 Virginia Montemayer ‘63 Ninfa Moreno ‘63 James Mores ‘63 Sue Mosher ‘63 John Mullock ‘63 John Murphy ‘63 Michael Ndegwa ‘63 Nancy Nystrom ‘63 Kathy Owen ‘63 Daniel Pacheco ‘63 Michael Petrinovich ‘63 Rosemary Pierce ‘63 Sharon Pierson ‘63 Ronald Politowski ‘63 Judy Rasor ‘63 Patricia Rieger ‘63 Robert Rife ‘63 Marsha Rogers ‘63 Mary Rogers ‘63 Donald Rosa ‘63 Alicia Santos-Coy ‘63 Val Schiele ‘63 Antonia Shapley ‘63 Albert Shumin ‘63 Donald Silva ‘63 Sue Simmons ‘63

Jeffrey Wells ’75 puts his years of experience with the Sacramento Police Department and Sacramento Sheriff ’s Department to use as the owner and operator of Jeffrey J. Wells Private Investigation Services. The business investigates a host of civil, criminal, personal and business issues.

Stan Mette ’82, Luis Maldonado ’82, Steve Kreizenbeck ’82, Paul Harrington ’82, Troy Bird ’82, & Eric Edelmayer ’82 enjoyed some serious male bonding in Chicago as the Giants took on the Cubs at historic Wrigley Field.

Vince Delgado ’84 was inducted into the Great American Rivalry Series Hall of Fame for his performances in the 1982 and 1983 Holy Bowls. In 1982, he carried 15 times for 169 yards and 1 touchdown. He surpassed those numbers the next year with 204 yards on 26 carries. The Falcons won both games. As a senior, Vince played a key role as the team went 13-1 and won the section title. He rushed for 2,357 yards and 22 touchdowns and was named the Sacramento Bee Player of the Year. He was named All-State and went on to play for UC Berkely. Vince’s son, Max, joined him for the trophy presentation at this year’s Holy Bowl.

Rolf Davidson ’92 is working as Associate Executive Director of California YMCA Youth & Government in Sacramento.

Peter Hoey ’97 is currently working at Brewers Supply Group, the largest supplier of ingredients to craft breweries in the country. He was hired as a Technical Sales Representative for the Brewers Supply Group. In the position, he is able to use his vast brewing knowledge as he provides consulting services, technical support, sales and ingredient sourcing for all of his customers. He currently services California, Nevada and Hawaiian breweries.

Pam Smith ‘63 Sue Socal ‘63 Claudia Stallings ‘63 Sherman Stanley ‘63 Barbara Stultz ‘63 Thomas Tanner ‘63 Gloria Taoya ‘63 Sharon Thiry ‘63 Randy Trujillo ‘63 Michael Vasquez ‘63 Mary Velez ‘63 Michael Vernetti ‘63 Winifred Walsh ‘63 Lynn Williams ‘63 John Wood ‘63 Kathy Worley ‘63 Susan Yonker ‘63 Susan Yost ‘63 Diane Young ‘63 Robert Zuniga ‘63 Class of ‘68 Matt Alston ‘68 Frank Arias ‘68 Elizabeth Ballesteros-Cain ‘68 Paul Bonicelli ‘68 Henk Bonouvrie ‘68 Michael Boyd ‘68 Lorraine Brossard-Yniquez ‘68 Susan Brower-Battimarco ‘68 Thomas Brown ‘68 Dennis Burke ‘68 Debbie Carvalho-Arbuckle ‘68 Sheila Collins ‘68 Jeanette Cottle-Voyer ‘68 Denise Dentley ‘68 Russell Ekasala ‘68 Rose Escajeda-Perez ‘68 Christine Feiling-Reeves ‘68 David Ferguson ‘68 Nancy Filipponi ‘68 Paul Galioni ‘68 Suzette Gordon ‘68 Tina Groza Damiano ‘68 Margarita Gutierrez ‘68 Walter Hanagan ‘68 Paula Hanley-Jordon ‘68 Vickie Hazelwood ‘68 Barbara Heinrich ‘68 Cecile Hernandez ‘68 Carleton Hurtzig ‘68 John Klasnik ‘68 John Komara ‘68 Tammie Lai ‘68 Michael Latino ‘68 Colleen Latteri-Gernandt ‘68 Eric Lorentzen ‘68 Amelia Luna-Jeffcoat ‘68 Jackie Maloney-Gutierrez ‘68 Margie Manning ‘68 George Martin ‘68 Sandra Martin-Hayre ‘68 Eugenia McFadden-Wood ‘68 John Melger ‘68 Sarah Montgomery Gabriel ‘68 Susan Nichols-Herrgesall ‘68 Michael Pesce ‘68 Frank Petkovich ‘68 Kevin Phillips ‘68 Debbie Potts-Hopson ‘68 Ronald Rakela ‘68 Steven Raposa ‘68 Randolph Reyes ‘68 Olivia Reyes-Serrato ‘68 Barbara Ring ‘68

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Michael Roa ‘68 James Rose ‘68 Jeanne Rotz-Bertacchi ‘68 Karen Ryan-Lynn ‘68 Bruce Sacco ‘68 Norma Sanchez-Granados ‘68 Peggy Schwander-Pennelly ‘68 Michael Shea ‘68 Timothy Shilin ‘68 Theodore Sparks ‘68 Hazel Sparks-Bailey ‘68 Linda Timon Bryon ‘68 Sandra UrquidezSchoenhoff ‘68 Juliana Valenzuela-Heron ‘68 Randy Zanze ‘68 Class of ‘73 Barbara Anderson ‘73 Christopher Andrus ‘73 Scott Baker ‘73 Terrence Balanesi ‘73 Hipolito Becerra ‘73 Jeffery Bell ‘73 Yasamasa Bray ‘73 Robert Brown ‘73 James Buckley ‘73 William Carroll ‘73 Charles Cheung ‘73 Alan Conrado ‘73 Debra Cronick-York ‘73 Laura Daniels ‘73 Carson Duper ‘73 Michael Gutierrez ‘73 Michael Hamburg ‘73 Mary Hanrahan ‘73 Sylvia Hernandez ‘73 Victor Hernandez ‘73 Robert Horgan ‘73 Mark Irwin ‘73 David Johnson ‘73 Debra Jones ‘73 George Marshall ‘73 Paul McGuckin ‘73 Maria Montoya ‘73 Joseph Murphy ‘73 James Niehaus ‘73 Kelly O’Neil ‘73 Robert Palmer ‘73 Tim Paulo ‘73 Bernard Poon ‘73 John Raptis ‘73 Rodella Renteria ‘73 Marco Reyna ‘73 Rochelle Rios ‘73 Olga Rodriguez ‘73 Robert Stobener ‘73 Brian Toyama ‘73 Allen Wilson ‘73 Emmitt Wilson ‘73 Terry Wilson ‘73 Mark Woycheshin ‘73 Class of ‘78 David Allen ‘78 Joseph Alves ‘78 Timothy Ayres ‘78 Steve Bertacchi ‘78 Ruth Borger ‘78 Robert Boys ‘78 Chris Brenner ‘78 John Buchanan ‘78 Shaun Campbell ‘78 David Cardoza ‘78 Mark Caruso ‘78

Abigail (Goldthwaite) Crouch ’97 is the founder of the A Heart to Hold charity which offers comfort to families who have suffered pregnancy and infant loss.

In 2011, Crouch’s second son, Corbin David, was stillborn. It was a shock as the pregnancy was completely normal. He weighed 9 lbs, 13 oz. and was 21 inches long.

The morning after, Abigail’s midwife came over to see how the family was doing.

She presented the family with a heart-shaped pillow weighing 9 lbs, 13 oz. explaining that mothers who lose babies heal better with something to hold in their arms.

The pillow was created by a mother who had also lost a child. Because the pillow provided so much comfort to the Crouch family, Abigail decided to launch A Heart to Hold to help other families suffering loss. To learn more about the charity, visit ahearttohold.com.

Josh Calista ’98 and his wife, Darci, celebrated the birth of their beautiful daughter, Emily Ray, on August 21. Emily arrived at 9 pounds, 5 ounces and 22 inches tall.

Mary Alice (Bennett) Spinelli ’99 and her husband, Mark, welcomed a beautiful daughter, Christina Jillian, into the world on September 2. The new bundle of joy tipped the scale at 6 pounds, 9 ounces and was 19 inches tall.

Michelle La Sala ’98 is working for the Sacramento Running Association which organizes the California International Marathon La Sala still enjoys seeing CB alums participating in the event. She is currently training for the Chicago Marathon.

Julie (Kolch) Olson ’99 is currently working at Cosumnes River College in athletics and veteran services. Julie and her husband, Justin, live in Sacramento.

Kevin Goldthwaite ’01 retired from professional soccer after a seven-year career that included stints with the San Jose Earthquakes, Houston Dynamo, New York Redbulls and the Portland Timbers. He is now happily married to Alex Machado ’03 and pursuing a career in commercial real estate at Colliers International in Sacramento.

Mark Cleary ‘78 Jeff Coe ‘78 Michael Crimmins ‘78 Charles Doval ‘78 David Fisher ‘78 Marcel Fortier ‘78 Greg Garcia ‘78 Blake Gergen ‘78 Mike Giordano ‘78 Marco Gonzalez ‘78 Lavella Gooden ‘78 Alfred Gutierrez ‘78 Terry Hanagan ‘78 Louis Hodge ‘78 Dennis Holland ‘78 Steve Ignoffo ‘78 Mike Iliff ‘78 Ruben Jimenez ‘78 Bret Jones ‘78 Randy Katen ‘78 Nia Kokayi ‘78 Rosie Kolberg ‘78 Larry Loftis ‘78 Noel Mateo ‘78 Marc Mc Mahan ‘78 Joe Mellmer ‘78 Martin Meyer ‘78 Kevin Noonan ‘78 Robert Novelli ‘78 Dennis O’Connor ‘78 Craig Porter ‘78 Barry Rasmussen ‘78 Steve Renda ‘78 Miles Rios ‘78 Emily Rodriguez ‘78 Daniel Rowden ‘78 Robert Ruble ‘78 Greg Smith ‘78 Roger Smith ‘78 Bev Smolich ‘78 Timothy Staab ‘78 Boyd Staley ‘78 Philip Stein ‘78 John Sullivan ‘78 Brian Tippett ‘78 David Tobia ‘78 Harold Vandeloo ‘78 Jeff Venegas ‘78 Steve Wetklow ‘78 Class of ‘83 Brian Abeel ‘83 Pearl Adams ‘83 Chris Ausdenmoore ‘83 Lisa Baume ‘83 Janet Brieno ‘83 Patrick Bupara ‘83 Rosemary Burke ‘83 Joe Butler ‘83 Matthew Butler ‘83 Elizabeth Cardoza ‘83 Margaret Cardoza ‘83 Mark Casias ‘83 Kim Castillo ‘83 Araceli Chavez ‘83 Wendy Covin ‘83 Glenn Cunningham ‘83 Rodney Curry ‘83 Dennis Day ‘83 Stephen Deanda ‘83 John Demianew ‘83 David Domico ‘83 Fernando Erismann ‘83 Dolores Espinosa ‘83 Annette Flores ‘83

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William Foley ‘83 Joe Gallegos ‘83 Berta Galvez ‘83 Lisa Garcia ‘83 Kris Gipson ‘83 Stella Gomez ‘83 Lupe Gonzales ‘83 William Graham ‘83 Daniel Gutierrez ‘83 Brian Haag ‘83 Allan Harlow ‘83 Angela Harvey ‘83 Patrick Hauth ‘83 Terri Hennessey ‘83 Lorena Hernandez ‘83 Toni Hernandez ‘83 Janine Hetle ‘83 Vincent Hill ‘83 Barbara Hood ‘83 Kim Horn ‘83 Bruce Hutchings ‘83 Matthew Iribarne ‘83 Neil Jones ‘83 Wendy Joseph ‘83 Marvin Keating ‘83 Stan Kimura ‘83 Rosa Macias ‘83 David Maes ‘83 Carl Mallery ‘83 Shaun Manning ‘83 Danetta Martin ‘83 Cyndi Mata ‘83 Dave Matthews ‘83 Sheryll Mayo ‘83 Shawn Mc Cray ‘83 Deborah McCord ‘83 Ron McKenna ‘83 Edina Medina ‘83 Tim Miller ‘83 Tom Palmer ‘83 Peter Petersen ‘83 Roxanne Peterson ‘83 Rob Pollard ‘83 Mignon Potter ‘83 Elizabeth Price ‘83 Tim Roby ‘83 Roger Rodriguez ‘83 Isabel Rodriquez ‘83 Rozalyn Rodriquez ‘83 Sharon Sangco ‘83 Steven Scurfield ‘83 John Sexton ‘83 Michael Seymour ‘83 Carrie Shaffer ‘83 Caja Shaw ‘83 Scott Smelosky ‘83 Celeste Smith ‘83 Tonya Steininger ‘83 Andrew Sullivan ‘83 Richard Thompson ‘83 Leslie Tyrer ‘83 Brian Uhde ‘83 Diana Uresti ‘83 Melissa Villarreal ‘83 Aaron Walburg ‘83 Matthew Walton ‘83 Danetta Ware ‘83 Chris Watters ‘83 Courtney Wood ‘83

Beth (Bennett) Ruggiero ’01 and her husband, Mark, welcomed son, Lucca Bennett Ruggiero, to the world on July 5. Lucca weighed in at an impressive 8 pounds, 11 ounces and was 20.5 inches tall.

Travis Hiner ’04 and Juleah Horsting ‘07 were married on April 12, 2012, at the Tsakopoulos Library Galleria in downtown Sacramento. Juleah graduated from UC Santa Cruz with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and anthropology. Travis earned a master’s degree in theatre arts (production/design) with emphasis in technical direction from San Francisco State University.

Chris Hintz ’03 recently opened FiveStar Nutrition and Tanning in Sacramento. The business is located at 7600 Greenhaven Drive.

Joseph Zanze ’04 has been appointed as an administrative assistant to Assembly Member Jeff Gorell of the 37th District.

Christine Amorose ’05 graduated magna cum laude with a degree in journalism from California State University, Chico.

Since then, she’s traveled solo through Europe, Australia and Southeast Asia while freelance writing and blogging at CestChristine.com. She spent six months working at a cooking school in Nice, France and 10 months working in marketing for a Scandinavian designer furniture company in Melbourne, Australia.

Recently, Amorose moved to New York City and started a role as Brand Marketing and Social Media Manager for ONA Bags.

Class of ‘88 Jason Bailey ‘88 Luis Barbosa ‘88 Scott Beilby ‘88 Patrick Blumenschein ‘88

Michael Brown ‘88 Richard Carvalho ‘88 Parrish Chavez ‘88 James Conradsen ‘88 Timothy Davis ‘88 Sean Driscoll ‘88 Analeslie Fernandez ‘88 Raul Fernandez ‘88 Ricardo Gonzalez ‘88 Matthew Hargrove ‘88 Marcy Haro ‘88 Robert Howe ‘88 Timothy Kelley ‘88 Damien Ladd ‘88 Casey Lyon ‘88 Brandon Mason ‘88 Joel McCray ‘88 Gilbert Mendoza ‘88 Cary Newton ‘88 Michael Niklas ‘88 Thomas Ossola ‘88 John Paintner ‘88 Joshua Paterson ‘88 Mark Peterson ‘88 Joshua Plosser ‘88 Lawrence Poore ‘88 Michael Rapisura ‘88 Gabriel Reyna ‘88 Ian Rhoe ‘88 Mark Riegel ‘88 Virginia Rivera ‘88 Rudolph Rodriguez ‘88 Victor Rodriguez ‘88 Jeffrey Rose ‘88 Robert Ryder ‘88 Mark Salazar ‘88 Mark Sams ‘88 Morris Scheiber ‘88 Paul Scherbenske ‘88 Christopher Somerville ‘88 Dawn Splinter ‘88 Michael Steiner ‘88 Georgie Tolle ‘88 Ronald Van Voorhees ‘88 Eric Von Beckwith ‘88 Craig White ‘88 David Windmiller ‘88 Class of ‘93 Julian Andrade ‘93 Demetre Arges ‘93 Joshua Bieker ‘93 Robert Bloom ‘93 Miriam Braswell ‘93 Amy Buckley ‘93 Andrea Casillas ‘93 Alina Cervantes ‘93 Jennifer Conry ‘93 Thomas Cook ‘93 Rene DelaCueva ‘93 Raina Dittmer ‘93 Monte Endicott ‘93 Villy Fonua ‘93 Dennis Fox ‘93 Brett Fuiks ‘93 Clifford Gandy ‘93 Scott Harris ‘93 Trevor Hart ‘93 Ted Heidemann ‘93 John Hooper ‘93 Darren Keast ‘93 Janine King ‘93 Karen Lara ‘93 Jay Latimer ‘93 Melanie Leach ‘93

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Eric Harris ’05 is in his second year of law school at the University of Oregon. Harris spent the summer working as an intern in Washington, D.C. for the Democratic National Committee.

In his work for the political department, Harris wrote briefings for dignitaries traveling West. He also spent time advocating for Americans with Disabilities Act causes. Capping off the summer, Harris was invited to address College Democrats at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Tyler Wichmann ’05 sells limited-edition T-shirts and hoodies with his Timeless Thrills clothing line and has plans to build an upscale street wear brand for urban hipsters. Getta Clue in the Downtown Plaza picked up the line early this year.

Check it out or purchase apparel at timelessthrills.com.

Mike Macaluso ’06 is staying busy with school, working at a local bankruptcy law firm, and helping his father with the launch of a new gym, the Dogg Pound Boxing Club. Macaluso enjoys training with his father and gym co-owner, Marty Chima and helping whenever he has free time. The gym is located at 6500-B Freeport Blvd. and students ages 8 and up are welcome.

Heather Wong ‘98 Class of ‘03 Alexander Brown ‘03 Katy Bryant ‘03 John Burkes ‘03 Heather Campbell ‘03 Anna Caselli ‘03 Kashiko Casseres ‘03 Ashley Clarke ‘03 Gregory Crettol ‘03 Gregory Curry ‘03 Maggie DeVerter ‘03 Jonathan England ‘03 Eric Fong ‘03 Tracey Freeman ‘03 Jeffrey Frieders ‘03 Ryan Giarmona ‘03 David Gilbert ‘03 Marie Gilot ‘03 Sofia Gonzalez ‘03 John Hillyer ‘03 Allison Kramer ‘03 Tyler Lammerding ‘03 Ryan Larson ‘03 Derek Le ‘03 Kelly Leathers ‘03 Robin Lewkowitz ‘03 Elizabeth Mazzei ‘03 Jace Moreno ‘03 Carey Preisinger ‘03 Gregory Ramsey ‘03 Marshall Rickards ‘03 Eric Robles ‘03 Angela Smiley ‘03 Adrienne Starkey ‘03 Antonio Vasquez ‘03 Monica Vasquez ‘03 Tyler Wagner ‘03 Robert Walker ‘03 Steven Zenovieff ‘03 Class of ‘08 Katelyn Collins ‘08 Yvette Espinoza ‘08 Caitlin Fischer ‘08 Brooks Hale ‘08 Vanessa Parga ‘08 Monique Rodriguez ‘08 Stephen Thomas ‘08 Pedro Torres ‘08

Evan Burford ’07 accepted a new job as a senior financial analyst at Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Megan Dagang ’07 graduated in 2011 from St. Mary’s College in Moraga with a degree in Italian. She was also the recipient of the De La Salle Award. In May, she will graduate from the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley with a master’s degree in Theology which she will use in her work as a youth minister at Santa Maria Church in Orinda.

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league’s 5-year history (214). The championship was CSU Sacramento’s first NCAA Division I title. Both Cameron and Grant are graduating this fall and plan to pursue professional careers in golf.

Robert Meyer ’09 is on schedule to graduate from the Massachusetts Maritime Academy with degrees in both Marine Engineering and Facilities Engineering in June. He will then either work as a ship engineer with the Merchant Marine or attend graduate school.

Nolan Wallner ’09 spent much of the past year studying communications in Rome, Italy. One of Wallner’s instructors, Sean Lovett, works as the director of Vatican City radio. Wallner recorded an interview in the recording studio Pope John Paul II used to record his Polish radio programs. He also enjoyed creating a study abroad commercial in the Vatican TV station. The best part of the adventure, though, was immersing himself in a totally different culture and learning so much about Italy and the history of Rome. During his time off, he traveled to Greece.

Matthew Aronson ’08, Eric Liddle ’08 and Kelly McEnerney ’08 graduated from Loyola Marymount University.

Here they are at CB’s graduation at the Memorial Auditorium and again, together, at LMU.

Daniel Calvillo ’08 graduated from Santa Clara University with a bachelor’s degree in English and a minor in economics.

Xochitl Hermosillo ’10 is currently attending Sacramento City College and working at Masullo Pizza. When she isn’t singing, at school or cooking, she is writing music. Playing shows in Sacramento at least once a week, Sacramento News & Review describes her songs as “material that dances along the image of innocent teeny-bopper princess, but, her lyrics are both entertaining and clever.” See more on facebook.com/xochitlofficial or soundcloud.xochitlrox.

Congratulations to Will Simmons ’10, a junior Harvard University, who was named a Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow and a Carol K. Pforzheimer Fellow, Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America. These prestigious research fellowships are awarded to some of Harvard’s best and brightest scholars. As such, Simmons will be published in the Harvard Undergraduate Research Journal.

Asa Jackson ’08 was drafted in the 5th round by the Baltimore Ravens. His hard work in training camp paid off as he earned a spot on the final roster as a cornerback/right safety. During his rookie season, it’s expected that Asa will see playing time as a punt returner.

Congratulations Asa, we’ll be watching!

Connor Long ’08 graduated from UC Santa Barbara with a bachelor’s degree in biology. He hopes to attend either graduate school or medical school in the near future.

Congratulations to golfers Cameron ‘08 and Grant ‘08 Rappleye, and Jordan Swanson ‘09 who helped CSUS clinch the America Sky Conference championship. Cameron was the America Sky medalist with the lowest individual total in the

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Alex Contreras ’11 is a sophomore at Stanford University leaning toward majoring in Management, Science, and Engineering. School has been an incredible experience for him and CB prepared Contreras well for the rigors and challenges college presents. He is currently spending most of his free time with the men’s basketball team as he recently became a manager for them. He will be on the bench during every home game and even travel to some away games. Contreras hopes to take advantage of every future opportunity that comes his way, and college is a wonderful place to do so!

Aijalon Range ’11 was awarded a Walter F. Burnett, Jr. Memorial Scholarship. She is currently a sophomore at Tuskegee University with aspirations of attending law school in the future.

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“Godspell” - November 8-11 and 15-16

Join CB’s talented “Le Troupe” acting company as they present the Stephen Schwartz and JohnMichael Tebelak musical, Godspell. The play, based on the Gospel of Matthew, includes a number of hit songs including “Day by Day” and “Prepare Ye.” Performances scheduled at the New Helvetia Theatre at 1028 R St. Tickets may be purchased online at cbhs-sacramento.org in the Latest News section.

Shows scheduled for November 8, 9, 10, and 15 begin at 7 p.m. The Sunday, November 11, performance begins at 2 p.m.

their favorite part of Connection magazine is alumni updates. Email your current contact information and update to Assistant Director of Philanthropy, Nancy Smith-Fagan, at nsmithfagan@cbhs-sacramento.org.

If you do not have email, please call Nancy Smith-Fagan at (916) 733-3647 or send a note to the philanthropy office.

Christmas Choral Concert - Thursday, December 6, 2012

Join us as CB’s choral groups perform the Christmas classics and more. The performance begins at 7 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium.

Christmas Instrumental Concert - Friday, December 7, 2012

CB’s concert band, honors band, string ensemble and jazz bands will be performing at 7 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium.

CB Placement Exam for Incoming Freshmen Saturday, January 19, 2013

Prospective freshman students for the 2013-14 school year are required to take a placement exam. Applications are available at cbhs-sacramento.org. Students must check in by 8:45 a.m. and will be finished by 1:00 p.m. Please contact the admissions office for more information at (916) 733-3690.

Alumni Dinner Crab Feed Saturday, February 2, 2013

Get crackin’ and join the CB Alumni Association for fun, fellowship and crab. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium.

State Fair – Annual Auction

Saturday, March 16, 2013 Enjoy an evening of delicious food, fantastic auction items and spirited live-auction bidding. Proceeds from the event benefit student programs and tuition assistance.

If your class year ends in a 3 or a 8, you are due to have a reunion in 2013. If you are interested in helping organize a celebration, please contact Nancy SmithFagan, assistant director of advancement, at (916) 733-3647 or via e-mail at nsmithfagan@ cbhs-sacramento.org.

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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL 4315 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.

Sacramento, CA 95820-2727

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Alumni Dinner

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