Fall 2016 Connection Magazine

CHR ISTIAN BROTHERS

Connection FALL 2016

Celebrating Our 140th Commencement

A PUBLICATION FOR THE ALUMNI, PARENTS & FRIENDS OF CHRISTIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL

CBHS Leadership Team Lorcan P. Barnes President John O’Connor Principal June McBride Director of Finance Tom English Vice Principal

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A Summer in Morocco

CAMPUS LIFE 9

Animal Crackers

10 La Salle Art Show 11 Playing at the College Level

David Desmond ’94 Assistant Principal

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Christopher Symkowick-Rose Assistant Principal

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Kristen McCarthy Director of Admissions & Communications Nancy Smith-Fagan Director of Advancement

Connection is a publication of Christian Brothers High School.

The purpose of the magazine is to strengthen the connection between the school and alumni, parents and friends; to cultivate community support for assisting CB in its operation and advancement; and to recognize and thank supporters. News items or articles for consideration should be sent to: Natalie Reyes ’09 Assistant Director of Communications (916) 733-3622 nreyes@cbhs-sacramento.org

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2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT 16 Alumni Spotlight 17 2015-2016 Annual Report 38 Statement of Financial Activities

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ALUMNI LIFE 39 The La Salle Club Family & Friends Golf Tournament 40 Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza 44 Ambassadors' Club Dinner 2016 46 Athletic Hall of Fame 2016 48 Michelle La Sala ’98 Helps Falcon 5K Fly 50 Reunions 56 In Memoriam 57 Alumni News & Notes 57 CB Alumna Revamps KBFT Studio

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Message From the President November 2016 Dear Alumni, Families and Friends: Each day that I come to work at Christian Brothers High School, I see the culmination of 140 years of Lasallian Catholic education in Sacramento and the result is nothing short of a masterpiece. Our 1,149 young men and women thrive in an inclusive, nurturing, faith-filled community. Our faculty and staff are devoted to excellence in education while touching the hearts and minds of the students entrusted to our care.

I am profoundly grateful to God for the grace He has shown in the many Brothers, teachers, staff members, alumni, families, students and friends who collectively shaped Christian Brothers into the phenomenal school community that it is today.

This issue of Connection contains the Annual Report which recognizes the many donors who so generously supported the school between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016. Thanks, in large part to their generosity, we lead the region in need-based tuition assistance. In 2016-17, we are distributing $2.6 million in need-based tuition assistance to 435 deserving students (nearly four of every 10 students).

At this year’s commencement, Elmer Lizarde ’16, himself a recipient of tuition assistance, delivered one of the most powerful salutatorian addresses that I have heard. The depth of his understanding of the Lasallian Core Principles and stalwart appreciation for the Lasallian educators and classmates who so lovingly embodied them over the course of his four years was palpable.

“We are bound together by a set of values and principles that encourage us to act on our love…What we've learned here goes beyond common knowledge, because quality education reaches much farther than a classroom. Inclusive community isn't a goal, but a standard; concern for the poor isn't an idea, but an action; respect for all people is a responsibility; and faith in the presence of God is a blessing."

- Elmer Lizarde ’16, salutatorian We are grateful to our benefactors for their loyal partnership…for acting on their love.

Please know that we are careful stewards of their gifts and continue in our commitment to fiscal responsibility while maintaining the CB tradition of excellent, value-centered, Lasallian Catholic education.

If you haven’t been to campus in a while, I invite you to stop by for a tour and see firsthand the many reasons CB is the place to be.

Live Jesus in our Hearts!

LORCAN P. BARNES, PRESIDENT

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140TH COMMENCEMENT On Friday, May 27, Christian Brothers High School celebrated its 140th commencement, awarding diplomas to graduating seniors and adding 238 young men and women to its renowned ranks of alumni.

The day began with Baccalaureate Mass at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament officiated by the Most Reverend Bishop Myron J. Cotta. Following mass, graduates and families enjoyed a luncheon at school and celebrated graduation that evening at Memorial Auditorium.

The evening proved to be the ideal ending to four years of hard work and special memories. Senior class President Efrain Vallejo (Seton 2 Hall University) served as master of ceremonies. Elmer Lizarde (UCLA) provided the salutatory address with Anysia Lee (Duke)

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serving as valedictorian. The band earned a loud roar of applause for their lively rendition of Beyonce’s “Crazy in Love” followed by a performance of “I Love You/What a Wonderful World” by the choir.

Lizarde concluded his beautiful Salutatory address with the following, “What we’ve learned here goes beyond books and common knowledge, because quality education reaches much further than a classroom. Inclusive community isn’t a goal, but a standard. Concern for the poor isn’t an idea, but an action. Respect for all people is a responsibility. And faith in the presence of God is a blessing… Thanks to Christian Brothers, you all understand that God is love, and every small act of love goes a long way… Class of 2016, as you disperse across the United States and the world, remain true to the one vocation of every Lasallian, Leave to Serve… Class of 2016, Serve the world.”

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In addition to conferring diplomas, a number of students received awards, including: • Provincial’s Lasallian Award: Sarah Kristine Driver (Texas A&M) and Aidan Patrick Smith (Boise State)

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• The La Salle Scholar-Athlete Award: Giselle Cantiller (University of Portland) and Michael Sparks III (UCLA)

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• The De La Salle Medal for Excellence in Religion: Miranda Esquivel (EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University-Prescott) • The Jack Witry Award: Seamus Hudnut (Santa Clara University) and Elmer Lizarde (UCLA)

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• Academic Excellence Award: Anysia Lee (Duke) • The Brother Ambrose Award for Lasallian Service and Loyalty: Adam Wong (UC Irvine)

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13. Lorenzo Martinez, Drue Goncalves, Gabrielle Carvalho

23. Savonna Alegria

32. Ryan Chin & Aaron Pegany

24. Jarrod Burkholder & Megan McKeever 25. Kaitlyn Lance & Julia Griggs

3. Jacob Rohrer & Jack Graham

14. Amanda Sandoval & Alina Vera

4. Anysia Lee & Stephanie Jimenez

15. Braeden Bourke, Audrey Nelson, Aidan Smith

33. Jeremy Wackman, Jacob Rohrer, Most Reverend Myron J. Cotta, Jack Scurfield, Riley Wong, & Luke Harris

5. Benjamin & Joshua Brouwer 6. Ceto Munoz, Joe McNamara, Miguel Ledesma, Andrew Guerra, Jack Scurfield

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2. Elmer Lizarde, Most Reverend Myron J. Cotta, Anysia Lee

26. Stephanie Jimenez & Emily Taylor

16. Joshua Moore & Sophia Bell

27. Gillian Outerbridge & Alec Gonzales

17. Daniella Toschi, Leandro Johnson, & Katie Enos

34. Christine Marks, Von Thompson, Alexa Taylor, Noel Reyes

28. Maria Pearson & Heather MacDonald

7. Erin Strech & Megan Klotz

18. Daniel McCarthy, Elizabeth Robinson, Jaret Fiffick

35. Forrest Horan & Austin Vonhof

19. Victoria Burbridge & Rahmeez Jackson

36. Dain Hernandez & Aidan Hunter

8. Timothy Mendoza & Katheryn Anoskey

29. Shelby Rodich, Miranda Esquivel, Maci Meyer, Morgan Dettling, Victoria Burbridge

9. Jeremy Wackman & Tommy Payne

20. Daniel Basso, Jackson Balantac, Madeline Barros

10. Lisa Lu, Geliang Neil Zhang, Wei Vivian Wang

21. Darci Calista, Alyssa Landeros, Maci Meyer, Kolby Kuhn

11. Dain Hernandez, Jacob Montrose, Joshua Opada, Brandon D'Cruz 12. Priscilla Serrano & Sophia Bell

22. Aidan Smith, Giselle Cantiller, Samantha Earley, Jack Noonan, Joseph McNamara, Jake Fuhs

37. Tomas Capogreco '86 & Lucy Plazibat

30. Samuel Macias & Grace Ho 31. Audrey Nelson, Johnathan Jedrynski, Erika Robles, Alma Rodriguez, Sarah Waters, Chris Martin, Efrain Vallejo, Skyler Zapata, Julian Matocq, Breanna Gallagher, Madeline Starnes, Christian Villarreal, Isabella Bagatelos, Henry Agnew, Elmer Lizarde

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A Summer in Morocco Summer is often the time for students to press pause on their studies and enjoy the warmweather months. Junior Katherine Stiplosek ’18 not only spent her summer studying a new language, but did so in a classroom halfway around the world.

In the spring, Stiplosek was awarded a National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) scholarship through the United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, to learn Arabic in the north African country of Morocco. She was one of approximately 600 competitively selected students from across the United States to receive the scholarship to study languages identified as critical by the U.S. State Department.

Stiplosek spent six weeks in Morocco’s capital, Rabat, with a host family, attending full days of Arabic class along with 17 other American students. “I would have full days of class learning to speak Arabic from the ground up, then I would

go home and do homework and do it all over again the next day. It was very challenging to learn a totally new language in just six weeks, but extremely rewarding,” says Stiplosek ’18.

When not doing homework, she spent her evenings bonding with her host family and exploring the local bazaar markets.

On the weekends, Stiplosek traveled on guided excursions with the other American students to places like Marrakesh, Casablanca, the “Blue City” of Chefchaouen and the Sahara Desert. She especially enjoyed riding camels through the desert and watching the sun rise.

Stiplosek returned from her summer adventures in Morocco with a new outlook on life. “I gained a whole new perspective on the world by stepping out of my comfort zone and immersing myself in a totally different culture to learn their language. While I was in Morocco, I kept telling myself to try to image life in the shoes of others and to see myself from their perspectives. This outward thinking allowed me to fully appreciate the privileges of home and gain insight into a culture and religion I knew nothing about before. Best of all, I gained a whole new family on the other side of the world that I hope to see again someday.”

Stiplosek plans to continue practicing Arabic to reach fluency level and hopes to use her bilingual skills in a political career in the future.

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CAMPUS LIFE

ANIMAL CRACKERS Chico, Harpo and Groucho Marx lived again in CB’s spring musical production of the Marx Brothers classic, Animal Crackers. The early 20th century play centers around the chaos following the theft of a valuable painting during a party to honor glorified African explorer, Captain Spaulding. CB’s fantastic student-actors dedicated many hours to researching their roles and channeling the personas of the famous siblings. Over 60 students worked tirelessly behind the scenes and on stage to bring the beautiful production to life on the stage of the Thea Stidum Theatre. Bravo!

CB TAKES HOME FOUR ELLY AWARDS CB had another great showing at the Sacramento Area Regional Theater Alliance’s annual Elly Awards on September 11. The awards recognize high school theatre productions from the entire Sacramento region, stretching from El Dorado Hills to Stockton. CB's fall production of The Tempest garnered four Elly Awards, including Ian

Ferrell '17 for Best Supporting Actor in a Play, Michael D. Jackson for Best Costume Design in a Play, and Heather Christianson '01 for Best Scenic Design in a Play and Best Lighting Design in a Play. Congratulations to the winners and all those who contributed to CB’s fantastic theatre productions this year!

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LA SALLE ART SHOW Congratulations to Amanda McAdam ’17 whose beautiful colored pencil piece, “Self-Portrait,” earned Best-in-Show at the 24th annual La Salle Art Show in CB’s Taylor Family Gallery on May 6.

Terise Camasura ’16 earned the first place award for “JR and V”; Emma Talley ’19 took second place with her entry “Soldier” and Nicolette Washburn ’16 earned third place for her painting “Forsaken.” All of the art shown was absolutely stellar thanks to CB’s talented students and teachers!

BEST IN SHOW

SECOND PLACE

McAdam '17: Self Portrait

Talley '19: Soldier

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Camasura '16: JR and V

Washburn '16: Forsaken

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Elizabeth Robinson ’16

WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY

Playing at the College Level Congratulations to Daniella Toschi ’16, Elizabeth Robinson ’16, Molly Hallsten ’16 and Ashley Madrigal-Geary ’16, who all signed Letters of Intent to play collegiate-level sports in the fall.

Toschi will play softball at San Francisco State University, Robinson will head to Western New Mexico University for volleyball, Hallsten will row at University of Notre Dame, and Madrigal-Geary will suit up for water polo at Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York. They have distinguished themselves in the classroom and in their respective sports.

Daniella Toschi ’16

SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY

Ashley Madrigal-Geary ’16

HARTWICK COLLEGE Molly Hallston ‘16

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME

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Christian Brothers Names 47th Principal Christian Brothers High School is proud to welcome the school’s 47th principal, Mr. John O’Connor. O’Connor brings extensive experience and a deep commitment to Lasallian Catholic education to the position, as seen in his 22 years of experience in education, 17 of those with Lasallian schools.

O’Connor attended Archbishop O’Hara High School, a Lasallian Catholic school, in Kansas City, Missouri. He went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in education from University of Missouri, Columbia and a master’s degree in school leadership from Baker University. He returned to his high school alma mater eight years later to begin his teaching career and coach football. He then moved on to serve as dean of students, athletic director, assistant principal and principal at other schools in Kansas City before ultimately returning to Archbishop O’Hara in 2011 to serve as principal and activities director. In 2015, the diocese made the decision to close Archbishop O'Hara and replace the school with a new Catholic high school that would not be guided by the Lasallian charism.

“I am so happy to be at Christian Brothers because of its strong Lasallian tradition and amazing school culture,” says O’Connor. “Since the start, it has felt incredibly warm and welcoming. There is an indescribable energy on campus and within the student body. Everyone I encounter has been fantastic to work with. I look forward to having a great school year and continuing the tradition of Christian Brothers.”

“I’m grateful to be entrusted with the sacred responsibility of working with our amazing faculty and staff to ensure that Christian Brothers High School is the place to be, now and in the future.”

“It was clear during the hiring process that John O’Connor is deeply committed to Lasallian Catholic traditions,” says President Lorcan Barnes. “His dedication to De La Salle’s mission and experience in the classroom, on the field and as an administrator were unparalleled. There is no doubt that we have found an outstanding person to take the reins and continue leading Christian Brothers on a path of success and excellence.”

The O’Connor family left Kansas City in July and has since been adjusting to a new neighborhood and new schools. Emma ’20 is in her freshman year at Christian Brothers and Zoe attends sixth grade at Sacred Heart School in East Sacramento.

John’s wife, Kelly, is an elementary school teacher at St. Robert Catholic School.

“It is an honor to be here,” says O’Connor. “I’m grateful to be entrusted with the sacred responsibility of working with our amazing faculty and staff to ensure that Christian Brothers High School is the place to be, now and in the future.”

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2016 Lasallian Educator of the Year CHUCK ZANNETTI Students erupted in boisterous cheers as Mr. Chuck Zannetti made his way to the front of the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium to receive the 2016 Lasallian Educator of the Year award at the Founder’s Day Liturgy on April 28.

The award came just days before the end of the school year and the beginning of Zannetti’s retirement after 26 years of teaching religion at Christian Brothers.

Initially working towards a life in the priesthood, Zannetti’s plans changed when he met and fell in love with his now wife, Patty Kirrene. He began working at Christian Brothers in 1990, just as CB became a coeducational school.

“Every year this school keeps getting better and better.

The students are wonderful, the programs have grown immensely, and the Lasallian mission is so strong throughout the community. I have seen the development of CB over the past 26 years and I will miss it dearly,” says Zannetti.

“He is a blessing to this community and has left an imprint on each student’s heart. Through his excellence in teaching, bright personality, and his emphasis on the Catholic faith, Mr. Zannetti has been a sign of faith for me. He has taught me to serve others by his example. He continuously commits himself to his vocation of being a Lasallian,” says Anna Sorensen ’16.

For Brendan Hogan ’95, Zannetti wears many hats including teacher, colleague and friend, “As teachers sometimes we don’t know if the lessons we are teaching are actually being learned. Teachers can test for them and students can remember for a week or more, but do you retain them for a lifetime? When I encounter alumni, they remember Mr. Zannetti’s religion class and can recount a lesson and

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Christian Brothers schools on the west coast began recognizing one faculty/staff person from each school as a model Lasallian Catholic Educator in 1990. CB’s award is presented at the school-wide Founder’s Day Liturgy celebrated in May as part of a celebration of St. John Baptist de La Salle. Past honorees include: 1990–91: John Higgins 1991–92: Michael Hebda 1992–93: Judy Budzenski & Patrick O’Brien 1993–94: Jack Witry 1994–95: Dominic Puglisi 1995: District of San Francisco Lasallian Educator, Ronald Limeberger ’53 1995–96: Terry Vendlinski 1996–97: Jim Hughes 1997–98: Shelly Gorman & Thomas English 1998–99: Joan Haan † & Holly Peterson 1999–2000: Michael Desmond ’56 † 2000–01: Randall McClure 2001–02: Joe Gill ’63 † 2002–03: Rolf Schumann 2003–04: Kenny Kirrene ’78 2004–05: Rudy Schulze† (posthumously) 2005–06: Jill Bennett 2006: District of San Francisco Lasallian Educator, Tom English 2006–07: Danny Delgado ’79 2007–08: Mary Hesser 2008–09: Paul Havey ’81 2009: District of San Francisco Lasallian Educator, Mary Hesser 2009–10: Susannah Nelson 2010–11: Rose Ann Holmes 2011–12: Marian Shackel 2012–13: Kirk Purdy 2013–14: Janis Hoffart 2014–15: Lorie Frias 2015–16: Chuck Zannetti 14 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS CONNECTION

Connor Adam '06 & Chuck Zannetti

experience from room 203. They remember because he is a sign of faith for them.”

Hogan continues, “I had a conversation with a late-90s grad who remembered his senior seminar’s first day of class. These memories LANDED and more importantly these lessons have been learned and that’s the mark of a Lasallian educator. Faith, spirituality and religion are complex issues, and Zannetti has been exploring these ideas with young minds here at Christian Brothers for 26 years as an educator and a true ‘Signum Fidei’ (sign of faith) to his students, to his colleagues and to me personally. He is more than deserving of his recognition as CB’s 2016 Lasallian Educator of the Year.”

“When thinking back on my high school experience, the one teacher that stands out most is Mr. Zannetti.

He is an all-around amazing person and he clearly cares for his students.

Zannetti has a great personality and is easy to talk to.

He is the perfect role model of faith and character,” says Paty Patlan ’15.

Zannetti feels honored to be recognized with his esteemed colleagues, “The Lasallian Educator of the Year award began in my first year at CB and I know all of the recipients. It is a truly an honor to receive this award and to be included in a group with those individuals. There are so many of my colleagues who deserve this recognition, they should really give out more than one award each year.

Christian Brothers High School is a unique place and the spirit of De La Salle is very much alive and present here. I will miss the CB community greatly, however, now I have a reason to come back and visit at least once a year.”

“Chuck Zannetti really connected with his students and the overall CB community,” says President Lorcan Barnes. “His classes had a reputation for sparking deep and meaningful dialogue with students on complex issues of spirituality and life. The energy, passion and respect he has for teaching and the Lasallian charism which he brought with him every day to campus will be greatly missed.

We wish Chuck well in his retirement.”

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Happy Retirement!

Thank you Manual “Fernando” Freitas (28 years), Mary Hesser (19 years) and Chuck Zannetti (26 years) for your many years of dedicated service! Wishing you happiness and God’s blessings as you retire. We are grateful for your service to the students of Christian Brothers High School.

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MANUEL “FERNANDO” FREITAS

“To touch the hearts and minds of your pupils and to inspire them with the Christian spirit is the greatest miracle you can perform and one God expects of you.”

ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE

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MARY HESSER

CHUCK ZANNETTI

BEST WISHES MARY HESSER! Thank you to Principal Mary Hesser for her 19 years of dedicated service to Christian Brothers High School. In her time at CB, Hesser served as classroom teacher, guidance counselor, director of counseling and guidance, and principal.

She was named CB’s Lasallian Educator of the Year in 2008 and honored as the Distinguished Lasallian Educator by the Christian Brothers District of San Francisco in 2009.

As principal for the past six years, Hesser was passionate about bringing new technology to the classroom,

implementing the one-to-one iPad program. She passionately supported initiatives to strengthen student services for those with learning differences and enhance the counseling and guidance department. Hesser’s dedication, vision and commitment to our Lasallian Catholic mission are unrivaled and greatly revered. The entire Christian Brothers High School community wishes Mary Hesser happiness, health and God’s blessings in her retirement.

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

Sam Regalado ‘07 CB WAS THE DIFFERENCE FOR ME… Sam Regalado ’07 demonstrates exactly why Christian Brothers High School provides young people of limited financial means with the finest possible academic and spiritual education. As a student who faced serious challenges and financial limitations, his life was dramatically improved by his four years at CB. Sam graduated with honors from Christian Brothers, received his bachelor’s degree from UC Berkeley and is now working towards both his M.D. and Ph.D. at University of Washington.

Tuition assistance made all the difference in Sam’s life and he’s not shy in stating how he feels about the impact its donors have made in his life.

“Christian Brothers was my saving grace!”

Sam’s early interest in biology at Christian Brothers inspired him to study biochemistry as a pre-med major at Cal. His commitment to his studies is only outshone by his passionate drive to serve others through medical research and innovations.

His scholastic achievements on their own are impressive. His ability to focus on his studies during teen years marked by instability and uncertainty is noteworthy. Sam chalks up much of his success – both as an academic and as a person – to the teachers at CB who taught him life values along with coursework.

“It’s where you start that matters most. I got my start at Christian Brothers because someone invested in a kid like me, a kid who otherwise never would have had a chance.

Statistically speaking, I am not where I’m supposed to be.

CB was the difference for me.”

Christian Brothers’ commitment to the Lasallian tradition of giving a “human and Christian education to the young, especially the poor and working class” provides opportunities that make a critical difference for hundreds of students each year.

Sam, as a young alumnus, made his first gift to CB this year, saying “that’s why I decided to give to Christian Brothers. I’m a student, so I can’t give a lot, but I’m giving what I can so that others can have the same chance I did.”

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2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

2015–2016 ANNUAL REPORT of gifts given between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016.

“You are ambassadors and ministers of Jesus Christ.”

ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE $10,000+

SPONSOR LEVEL

Anonymous Steve ‘56 & Darlene Beneto Boock Family Revocable 2006 Trust Lon ‘73 & Mary Ann Burford Caroline Cabias Margaret Carrera & Philip Joffe Dave & Linda Christianson Clark Trucking Service, Inc. Dick ‘64 & Sandy Cunha George Cunningham ‘40 The Estate of Alan Fenech ‘62 † Leo ‘55 & Gayle Granucci Larry & Terri Gury

$5,000+

Jim & Sandy Heffernan Nicole Heffernan John Ingoglia Mike ‘65 & Kate Ingoglia John ‘68 & Lynda Jackson Greg ‘65 & Carole Kassis Tom Keating ‘62 Barbara Kieffer Lasallian Education Fund Lewis Kassis Trust Foundation Steve ‘69 & Kathleen Mahaney Fr. Leo McAllister Fund Nick ‘59 & JoAnne Moore

Robert Murray John & Susan Nunan Dan ‘62 & Hollis Petrocchi Sacramento Region Community Foundation Kathy Separovich Davis ‘63 & Gordon Davis Thea Stidum Chuck ‘65 & Sally Sylva The Catholic Foundation of The Diocese of Sacramento, Inc. The George & Lena Valente Foundation Frank ‘71 & Carrie Vellutini

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

Anonymous Mary Rhea Breen ‘74 John & Eunice Davidson Fund Owen & Carol Davies John ‘77 & Judy Donovan Mike & Marianne Evashenk Bob ‘55 & Carolyn ‘57 Granucci Jeff & Michelle Hallsten Joanne Smolich Trust

Brock ‘85 & Amy Littlejohn Medic Ambulance Service, Inc. Mercy Foundation Christopher & Jacqueline Obmann Kenny Omlin ‘84 Pfund Family Foundation Bill ‘73 & Helen Pierson Michael & Carole Pirruccello Rex Moore Electrical

Fred ‘57 & Misaki Rooney Rotary Club of Sacramento Foundation Maria Sargent Debra Sherman & Arthur Thorne Jon & Susan Snyder Karen Stassi Donald Viducich ‘39 Dave & Peggy Walrath

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2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

$2,500+

LASALLIAN

John & Heidi Anderson Anonymous Anthony & Linda Babcock Ken ‘74 & Jill Bennett Jacqueline Calkin & Chris Bagatelos Mark & Carmen DeSimone Peggy Desmond William O. Dinelli Family DLMC Foundation Charles & Lisa Duncan El Dorado Savings Bank Tom & Priscilla English Craig & Amy Enos John ‘83 & Joelle Fondale Don & Betty Gillott Chris & Stacey Griggs Joe & Teresa Guilherme Martin Haley Susan Haley Ken ‘54 & Marolyn ‘57 Harris Hilbers, Inc.

$1,876+

Bill ‘76 & Nina Iliff ISSE Services Michael & Karen Jedrzynski Tom & Maria Johnson Thomas & Susie Jones Richard & Annie Kaplon Jerry ‘41 & Leonore Keating Ravinder & Kamal Khaira Jerry ‘53 & Rosemary Kirrene Rich & Connie Koppes Kent Lieginger ‘69 & Betsy Marriott Lieginger ‘71 Larry ‘54 & Kathleen Lynch Mike ‘80 & Kristen McCarthy Vince ‘72 & Linda McDonald Terence & Teri McHale Joanne McShane Dan McVeigh & Rebecca Baumann Mrs. James A. Monroe Darren & Coleen Morehead Gearoid & Kathleen O’Neill

Sam ‘77 & Mari Parino Katherine Massa Paterson ‘81 & Gordon Paterson Javier ‘74 & Betty Plasencia Tyson & Kristy Pyles Gregg Recanzone & Julie Langston Paul Rieschick River City Bank Royal Electric Schetter Electric, Inc. Gordon ‘64 & Susan Scott SKS Die Casting & Machining, Inc. Tom ‘48 & Marion Slakey Kevin & Nancy Smith-Fagan Lincoln ‘95 & Aga Snyder Sodexo, Inc. Michael & Krista Stassi Sal “Chado” ‘52 & Janet Vasquez Linda Weber

Tom ‘61 & Sharon Gruneisen Joseph & Patricia Harbison Michael Herrmann & Mary Jo Adam Herrmann Dennis Hock ‘64 Christopher Hoffman & Olivia Luna Dona Jablonsky Paul & Annie Krause Steve ‘65 & Karen Legarra Matthew & Laura Legrand George & Anwylyd Lian Jose Manuel & Maria Linares Cecilia Martin John Martin Jeff Mason & Donna Kaylor Cass & Mary Mastalski

Daniel Mazza & Robin Graziani John & Susan MacMillan Frank & Elizabeth Meyer Miguel & June Nieves John & Jody O’Dell Pfizer Foundation Matching Gift Program Eric Schlenker Joan ‘00 & David Schubert Mike ‘60 & Cindy Shamrock Frank ‘54 & Jean Silvey, III Steve Sims & Olga Durette Jeffrey & Marijoyce Stenger Kevin ‘73 & Susan Valine Rene ‘55 & Ethyle Vercruyssen Anne Marie ‘78 & Rick Zeman

FOUNDERS LEVEL

Clark ‘62 & Claudia ‘63 Aldrich Anonymous Lorcan & Patti Barnes Andrea Barrios ‘96 Nancy Bennett Susan Bitar Don ‘62 & April Bradley William & Sara Casey Timothy Chapman & Suzanne Kilmer Scott & Elizabeth Coyner Joseph & Rebecca Downing Ed Dudensing & Katie Newell Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie ‘79 & Edison McEachnie Timothy & Mona Gergen Martin & Carol Greenberg

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BROTHERS

Agnes Anderson Anonymous (2) Marlene ‘61 & Gary Artz Bill ‘50 & Joanne Badella Bar J Investments Jeffrey & Karen Barbour Steve ‘78 & Susan Barsanti Joan & Cob Berger William & Margaret Bitar Gus & Cindy Blecha Peter Bollinger ‘57 John & Joann Bonini BOS Sheet Metal Inc. Sarah Buxton & Walter Dahl Phillip Canaday & Marty Martinez Ron ‘51 & Pat Carissimi Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services of the Diocese of Sacramento Keith ‘82 & Rosanne Cherry Rob Cherry ‘81 Jerry Cooke ‘56 Dan & Debbie Costa Most Rev. Myron Cotta Lisa DeBlasio-Soga ‘86 & Mark Soga David ‘94 & Michelle Desmond Kerry Desmond Peter & Carrie Detwiler Betty Lou Dillingham DLR Group Ronald & Rachel Dong Terry ‘55 & Kathy Dorsey John & Kelley Downey Gary & Julie Driver Duane’s Body & Paint, Inc. Ted & Kelli Eliopoulos Connie Emerson Jim Faulkner ‘52 Samuel Fong & Yimin Dai William Geary ‘65 Gary & Lora Gery Tim & Nancy Goldthwaite George & Kassandra Gough Gordon ‘50 & Mary Hall John ‘54 & Liane Hall Mike Hanly ‘51 Rev. Ignatius Haran Rick & Vickie Hayes Noel & Mary Hesser Dave ‘54 & George Ann † Higgins David ‘99 & Danielle Holquin Julian ‘54 & Diane Holt Bill ‘59 & Connie Hoover

Andrew Hudnut & Sara Dougherty Charles & Brenda Ineichen Inter-Cal Real Estate Corporation Amiel & Larisa Jaramillo Terry Jones ‘70 Jay Jurschak Jerry ‘73 & Rebecca Karver Mark & Rochelle Kaye Jack ‘51 & Nancy † Kearns Peter ‘70 & Eilish Keating Michael & Mary Kessler Bill & Jane Koenig Mike ‘58 & Patricia Koewler Fran ‘54 & Patricia Lastufka Law Office of Daniel Costa Christopher Ledesma ‘85 & Maria Simas ‘85 Jimmy Long ‘55 Lucille M. Morgan Trust Robert & Pamela Lygren Lori Magaletti ‘80 Bruce ‘69 & Robin Maita Renee Malaki ‘76 Robert & Monica Maldonado Ed & Maria Manning Richard & Veronica Monteverde Marketplace Communications Josh & Cynthia Martin Bob Massa McDonald Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Jim & Carol McMonagle Brian & Annamarie McSweeney Jeff & Victoria Medeiros Ken & April Mederios Stanley ‘82 & Maureen Mette Jane ‘63 & Thomas Meuser Tim & Erin Mickiewicz Kristen Miranda & Benjamin Katz Dick ‘58 & Jody Mooney Scott ‘83 & Denise ‘83 Moore Frank ‘51 & Marge Mugartegui Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP David ‘61 & Susan Murphy John & Wendy Nelson David & Lisa Nickum Willie ‘69 & Sheila Nolan Zak & Kellie Noonan Tim ‘68 & Phyllis O’Brien Rev. Msgr. Albert O’Connor Larry & Kathy O’Connor

OK Tire & Automotive Barry Padilla & Tracie Billington John & Mary Palmer David Patella ‘69 Amanda & Jerad Patterson Phillips 66 Company Michael & Ginessa Pierson Rick ‘79 & Doris Pires Christopher Price Robert & Catherine Price John & Yolanda Riley-Portal David & Patricia Roberts Laura & Fred Rogers Mario & Sue Ruiz Christopher & Lisa Ryan Bill ‘68 & Elaine ‘68 Schaedler Frank & Jacqui Schetter Jim & Ellen Schiavenza Rolf & Lisa Schumann David & Jan Shepard Richard & Mary Cay Sherman John Silva ‘98 & Samantha Pellon Reggie & Deanne Smith Rayne Soriano ‘93 Kevin ‘86 & Angela Spease Mary Alice ‘99 & Mark Spinelli Kevin ‘82 & Mary Sutherland Andrew & Grace Tak Tim ‘62 & Betty Taormina TEAMride Don ‘55 & Margret Terra John-Reed & Catherine Thompson Will “Punky” ‘52 & Sally Towne Pat & Sarah Vogeli Rick Gormley ‘74 W.F. Gormley & Sons Allen & Gina Warren Jay ‘52 & Suzie Waterbury Christopher Weare & Juliet Ann Musso David & Jill Webb Western Health Advantage Jim ‘51 & Charlotte Westlake Asa ‘51 & Sue Whetstone Kevin & Tammara Wilcox Kathleen Williams & Martha Stringer Jack ‘63 & Dona ‘64 Wittman Ryan & Valerie Wong Sean & Nancy Wong Chuck & Patricia Zannetti Denis ‘71 & Dona Zilaff

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PATRONS

Donna & Peter Adam Scott Alden & May Masunaga Alpine Investigations Louis ‘52 & Patricia Ambrose Anonymous (2) Fausto & Jocelyn Avendano Tom ‘56 & Carol Baker Constantine Baranoff ‘93 John & Jennifer Barna Sam Bates ‘84 & Jeannie Gee David & Laura Bell John & Jennifer Benton John & Stephanie Birkle BlackRock Matching Gift Program Jeffrey & Carol Bourke John Britton ‘65 Steve Brodie ‘61 Nicole & David Brousseau Charles & Susan Brownridge Dale & Loriann Calles Ralph ‘62 & Joanne Campasano Gil & Araceli Cantiller Marilyn Carmazzi Mariano & Amalia Castaneda David Castillo ‘66 & Holly Martin CBHS Student Council 2015-2016 Lino & Leslie Cedros Stephen Cernicky ‘66 Marion ‘65 & Cheryl Chargin Rod & Jill Christopher Betty Clark ‘70 Thomas & Ann Clark Larry ‘50 & Terry Cloney Gerry Colbert ‘54 Richard & Karen Contreras Robert Cooke ‘49 John Copley ‘68 Jonathan & Melissa Copley Mike ‘71 & Danielle Corcoran James ‘85 & Nancy Cordano Darrell Corti ‘60 Kenneth Crawford Paul ‘79 & Barbara Cronick Richard & Maureen Dana Conrad & Denise Davis Chuck ‘52 & Barbara De Paoli Ralph & Antoinette de Vere White Robert & Michelle Del Rosario Constance Delgado Hal & Cathy DeVera

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Mark Drobny George & Kimberely Dunn John & Colleen Earley Christine Econome Bill ‘57 & Sally ‘57 Enos Exchange Bank Renee Fahad & Greg Whatley Louie ‘76 & Nadine Feletto Mark & Cynthia Fenocchio Jerry ‘55 & Judith Fippin Bob Fouts ‘39 Carlos Francisco & Fran Lee Denise Franzoia Chuck & Lisa French Marty ‘77 & Karen Gabrielli Gayle Manufacturing Co. Jim ‘64 & Maureen ‘64 Girard Dick ‘55 & Sandra Giusti John Goff ‘78 Joseph & Catherine Gorry Laurie ‘89 & John Grandchamp Peter ‘42 & Jean Grassi Robert & Carmen Gunn Michael & Shirley Hallman Thomas & Suzanne Hallum John & Theresa Hancock Ralph ‘56 & Clarrie Hanley Mark Harris & Yasmin Henry Mike Havey ‘69 Paul Havey ‘81 Health Net Derek Helwig ‘00 Martin ‘61 & Sue Henderson Peter Hewitt & Anh Dang Howard ‘51 & Beverly Hicks Bill & Penny Hilson Carol Hoefling David & Mary Ingram Joel & Marissa Jacinto Alfred & Christie Jahns Tim ‘68 & Jackie Johnston Arlene Kaye Joel & Lilly Kimmelshue Kinections, Inc. Kimberley Kipp Tim ‘65 & Gail Koewler Brian & Karen Korbs Bart ‘49 & Barbara Lagomarsino Paul & Rosaline Lau Raymond Leclerc & Jennifer West Chris & Conni Levis

Ken ‘71 & Francesca Lewis Dave & Lisa ‘95 Levasseur Nancy & Scott Linn Ron & Katie Little Bill & Debbie Loftus John & Tammy Lozano Robert & Lana Lucas Jeff ‘78 & Shanda Lusich James ‘76 & Risa MacDonald Ronald & Vicki MacKintosh Lisa Maher Jeffrey & Cathy Mantong Christopher Maricle Larry ‘62 & Karen Marietti Jim & Robin Masten George & Jean Mazur Mazza Dental Care June McBride & Craig Thurmond Ken ‘88 & Diana McKechnie Kevin McKeever Sonia McLellan Traci ‘83 & Will McMullen Tom ‘78 & Julie McNamara Merchants National Bank Joe & Liz Meyer Greg & Mary Mignano John Mikacich & Wendelin Will Mikacich Robert ‘60 & Catherine Miller Michael Millwood Nedra Millwood Dale & Lori Milton Dean & Alicia Moniz Moniz Architecture Monica & Larry Moreno Adriana Mundo-Herald & Michael Herald Kirk Murphy ‘77 Tom ‘55 & Marguerite Oates John & Laura O’Reilly John & Cynthia Ortiz Rick & Jennifer Osen Kevin & Gail Owens Jerry ‘55 & Barbara ‘58 Pauly Kevin & Janet Pedrotti Jimmy ‘02 & Angeline Pierson Jorge ‘73 & Nellie ‘78 Plasencia Jeff & Pam Post William & Joy Prevost Alfonso Ramirez & Patricia Aguiar Larry ‘91 & Shannon Reel

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PATRONS (CONTINUED)

Ashley Richardson ‘01 Danny Romero Ernest & Rebecca Roncoroni Greg Roth Richard Sanchez ‘62 James ‘49 & Caroline Scherer Keith & Patricia Schiele Greg ‘86 & Sarah Schubert Roderick & Laurie Shepard James & Joyce Shetler John Shyer & Ruth Rowlette Jim ‘62 & Marie Sikora Mark & Teresa Simi Joshua & Lauren Simon Dan ‘72 & Vicki Smolich Cynthia Speed ‘58

Butch ‘59 & Susan Stark Timothy Stenvick Hansine ‘99 & Michael ‘00 Sterken David Sterrett & Rebecca McAllister Mike ‘82 & Shawna Stinson Earle Sylva ‘64 Christopher & Anna Symkowick-Rose Jennifer Taggard & Vasiliy Parfenov Paul & Christine Tavernia David & Helene Taylor Brock & Christina Thayer The UPS Store, Loehmann's Plaza Joe & Jennifer Tillman Blanca Torres Scott Turner ‘90 Ronald Vaden & Jill Hester

Malcolm Visbal ‘48 Alan Wackman Daniel & Emel Wadhwani Paul & Jenn Wagstaffe Mark & Jan Warren David ‘60 & Melode Weiner Frank Werry ‘74 Stephen & Laura Williamson Joanne Winchell Larry & Marianne Wong Jerry & Ivy Woolledge Barbara Wright ‘60 Nicholas ‘52 & Brenda Zanze Mike Zupan ‘60

ALUMNI DONORS LEGEND

Sponsor Level

President’s Circle

L Lasallian

F Founders Level

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

Class of '39

Class Of '46

James Boock † Bob Fouts P Don Viducich Waldon Westlake 100% (4 out of 4) gave/pledged

Arthur Wehr 11.1% (1 out of 9) gave/pledged

Robert Rolufs Edward Wilson 30.8% (8 out of 26) gave/pledged

Mack White Nick Zanze P 40% (16 out of 40) gave/pledged

Class Of '47

Class Of '51

Class Of '53

Dick Escajeda Mel Knezovich 12.5% (2 out of 16) gave/pledged

Don Butz Dick Caetano Ron Carissimi B Bob Gloyd Mike Hanly B Howard Hicks P Jack Kearns B Frank McNamara Frank Mugartegui B Arnold Schuler Andy Smolich Jim Westlake B Asa Whetstone B 40.6% (13 out of 32) gave/pledged

Anonymous P Ernie Barbeau Dan Boessow Roger Caetano Tom Colby Robert Foiles Bob Forster Carl Hendricks Jerry Kirrene L Russell Terra 25% (10 out of 40) gave/pledged

Class Of '40 George Cunningham 50% (1 out of 2) gave/pledged

Class Of '48

Jerry Keating L Mike O'Neil Mannie Viera 42.9% (3 out of 7) gave/pledged

Rudolph Garcia Thomas Harding Bob Slakey Tom Slakey L Malcolm Visbal P 38.5% (5 out of 13) gave/pledged

Class Of '42

Class Of '49

Anthony Eberhard Peter Grassi P 15.4% (2 out of 13) gave/pledged

Bob Cooke P Bill Craig Gene Enos Jerry Kaeser Bart Lagomarsino P Carl Lang George Radovich Jim Scherer P Bob Winchell 39.1% (9 out of 23) gave/pledged

Class Of '41

Class Of '43 Don McKenzie Lloyd Phillips Michael Thomas 42.9% (3 out of 7) gave/pledged

Class Of '44 Larry Goyette Al Knezovich 25% (2 out of 8) gave/pledged

Class Of '45 Dick Cutting James Delaney 18.2% (2 out of 11) gave/pledged

Class Of '50 Bill Badella B Jack Clara Larry Cloney P Gregory Crane Gordon Hall B Rich O'Day

Class Of '52 Louis Ambrose P Eddie Betschart Dick Castro Bill Chambers Chuck De Paoli Fr. William Dinelli Jim Faulkner B Bob Kuhlman Pete Mikacich Bob Sweeny Will “Punky” Towne B Sal “Chado” Vasquez L Frank Wallace Jay Waterbury B

Class Of '54 Ralph Barsotti Rich Bordisso Dave Borges Gerry Colbert P Carl Dutra Dennis Fischer Carlo Giordano John Hall B Larry Hannan Ken Harris L Dave Higgins B Julian Holt B Fran Lastufka B Jim Lawson George Lewis Larry Lynch L

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ALUMNI DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

Alex McCormick Jim McCoy Rich Pelfanio Dell Primasing Ralph Sabin Ellyn Sekul Frank Silvey, III F Rich Wilkins 55.8% (24 out of 43) gave/pledged

Class Of '55 Terry Dorsey B Jerry Fippin P Tino Flores John Giordano Dick Giusti P Bob Granucci Leo Granucci Bud Hensley Jim Keating Jim Long B Frank Mooney Robert Nevis Tom Oates P Jerry Pauly P John Prato Peter Rooney Keith Schiele P Don Terra B Rene Vercruyssen F George Wolf John Zanze 43.8% (21 out of 48) gave/pledged

Class Of '56 Tom Baker P Steve Beneto Jim Bertoni Jerry Cooke B Don Dittmer John Hamilton Ralph Hanley P Jim Karver Tom Kearney Bob Kirrene John Lane Jim McCormack Bob Perry Marv Scharosch Byron Schnetz Bob Schnetz 28.1% (16 out of 57) gave/pledged

Class Of '57 Doreen Baldwin Peter Bollinger B

President’s Circle

L Lasallian

Rose Marie Carsey Ernest Cervantes Thomas Ellis Bill Enos P Sally Enos Anita Giordano Carolyn Granucci Marolyn Harris Pat Henretty Louanne Hensley Olivia Hernandez Francis Ingraham Darrell Jones Bill Keenan Antoinette Lane Patrick McIntosh William Monahan Thomas O'Keefe Henry Puga Fred Rooney James Schrader Richard Sherman B 17% (24 out of 141) gave/pledged

Class Of '58 Cecelia Angell Ron Angell Patricia Aragon Shirley Bennett Ric Cable Robert Cacic Max Casias Arlen DiBartolo Fran Evans Robert Gray Bernard Gruneisen Joe Gutierrez Raul Jaime Tom Kane Mike Koewler B Gerard Lagomarsino Nicki Martinez Loretta McCormack Patrick McCormack Sandra Melavic Jim Mikacich Dick Mooney B Thomas Murphy Jane Owens Barbara Pauly Paul Schaefer Janet Schnetz Cynthia Speed Pat Terra Rachel Wallin

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F Founders Level

B Brothers

Barbara Wisnewski Smith 20.8% (31 out of 149) gave/pledged

Class Of '59 Louie Albiani JoAnn Anglin Jerry Bakarich Bart Bleuel Bill Boudier Bernard Della Santa Dan Farley Pat Farley Gene Gerwer Linda Giese Beth Gregory Sheila Hefty Bill Hoover B Pat Johnson Paul Marchi Tim McCormack Kathleen Mitra Nick Moore Kathleen Perez Allen Sardelich Mary Schaefer Jerry Scharosch Richard Schuler Mike Silvey Susan Smith Butch Stark P Chet Waterbury Rosemary Wood Susan Yadao Tom Zanze 19.2% (30 out of 156) gave/pledged

Class Of '60 Mary (French) Goodby Charlene Ambrose Bill Bascherini Maeve Berta Carl Brust Darrell Corti P Kathryn Daum Paul Domyancic Mike Elorduy Lyal Holmberg Carolyn Marchi Jerry Ann Marinovich John McIntosh Robert Miller P Kathy O'Connor B Dennis Petrotta Bob Prinzo Judy Ravellette Joe Rich Butch Schuering

P Patrons

† Deceased

Mike Shamrock F Barbara Smolich Vince Stanich James Stewart Pauline Umeda Joaquin Velasquez David Weiner P Barbara Wright P Gerry Zemlicka Mike Zupan P 16.3% (30 out of 184) gave/pledged

Class Of '61 Tom Ahern Herbert Alexander Julie Armstrong Marlene Artz B Jeremey Bedford Kenneth Bond Steve Brodie P Margaret Brown Alan Cordano Carolyn Darr John DeAngelis Nancy Elorduy Michael Fassnacht Daniel Fischer Vicki Fox Tom Gruneisen F James Halderman Barbara Hanly Martin Henderson P Jeannette Nardinelli Dan Norboe Carol Prinzo David Quinn Bob Rojas Fred Schroeder † John Smolich Janet Stinson Carol Warmerdam Ruth Werner Fred Znider 17.3% (30 out of 173) gave/pledged

Class Of '62 Clark Aldrich F Steven Anderson David Bacher Gail Bartus-Compton Brad Bradley F Barney Brust Ralph Campasano P Bernie Church Thomas Connolly Alan Fenech † Tom Keating

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ALUMNI DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

Rich Kelly Frances Koscheski Tom Kuzmich Frank LaRosa Bob Lera Larry Marietti P Bob Miller Dan Petrocchi Richard Sanchez P John Sharp Jim Sikora Alice Smith Bill Starr Thomas Steffen Wes Strawn Tim Taormina B Anne Ward 14% (28 out of 200) gave/pledged

Class Of '63 Claudia Aldrich F Marsha Cornelius Rich Elorduy George Farrell Jean Franklin James Gerhardt Michael Gray Mary McBride John McCarthy Janet McIntyre Donn Pintar Rich Poletti Nancy Reid Eileen Rock Mary Schroeder Kathy Separovich Davis Jim Sequeira John Shay Peter Willover Jack Wittman P Jo Anne Wolfe 10.9% (21 out of 193) gave/pledged

Class Of '64 Craig Brown Carroll Cook Teresa Cuellar Dick Cunha Marryan Elorduy Bill Espenshade Tom Forshee Jim Girard P Maureen Girard P Dennis Hock F Jerry Jurach Joan Kuzmich Joseph Kuzmich

President’s Circle

L Lasallian

John Lujan Carolyn Meza Fred Nichols Ronald Noya Harry Perrin Richard Peter Gordon Scott L Earle Sylva P Doug Troughton Dennis Ward Dona Wittman P Helen Wood 12.8% (25 out of 195) gave/pledged

Class Of '65 John Armstrong John Britton P Larry Budney Marion Chargin P John Conway Sharon DeSoto Terry Evans Jerry Flynn Bob Franken Bill Geary B Candy Harris Mike Ingoglia Greg Kassis B John Kelly Tim Koewler P Steve Legarra F Bob Luttrell Cathy McKenzie Bob Riola Bob Roth Karen Sexton Chuck Sylva Phil Vercruyssen Bill Zimmerman 20.4% (24 out of 118) gave/pledged

Class Of '66 Donald Agostinelli Lawrence Archangelo John Avalos Ted Boughton David Caffrey David Castillo P Stephen Cernicky P Thomas Cote William Donovan Dave Funaro Michael Guter Stephen Meyers Phil Niederberger Christopher Peter Larry Schluer

F Founders Level

B Brothers

Dennis Sequeira Stephen Stinson 18.5% (17 out of 92) gave/pledged

Class Of '67 Joe Alameida Gene Domek Dan Rehm 4.1% (3 out of 73) gave/pledged

Class Of '68 Paul Bernardis Cappy Campasano Larry Carson Brunero Cecchettini Kathy Collier John Copley P Mike Geary John Jackson Tim Johnston Ona Nelson-Flores Pam Nepstead Tim O'Brien B Ed Puntillo Jim Reel Sharon Romanello-Sequeira Bill Schaedler P Elaine Schaedler P Jim Zarzana Gail Zimmerman Arnold Zuniga 17.7% (20 out of 113) gave/pledged

Class Of '69 Anonymous Tom Barber Gustavo Barcena Mike Havey P Kent Lieginger L Teresa Madeira-Kalnins Steve Mahaney Bruce Maita B Kathryn Neville McKeon Willie Nolan David Patella B Tony Planchon Tom Sharp 11.7% (13 out of 111) gave/pledged

Class Of '70 Claude Alber David Caraska † John Caselli Joe Cervetti Betty Clark P Bill Conner Robyn Davis Al Franzoia

P Patrons

† Deceased

Terry Jones B Peter Keating B John Knight Patrick McAuliffe Rich Raimondi Tom Stassi 9.9% (13 out of 132) gave/pledged

Class Of '71 Pat Blocker Dan Carmazzi Terry Church George Cook Mike Corcoran P Alexis Doval Francine Jackson-Masters Ken Lewis P Betsy Marriott Lieginger L Bill Motmans Tom O'Neil Frank Paulo George Perrin Mark Perry Mike Spalj Frank Vellutini Richard Williams Denis Zilaff B 17.7% (18 out of 102) gave/pledged

Class Of '72 Brad Bento Jim Cardosa Sam Kanelos Brian Mahaney Vince McDonald B Dan Smolich P Pat Vogeli B 7.9% (7 out of 90) gave/pledged

Class Of '73 Lon Burford John Cooper Jerry Karver B Bill Pierson Jorge Plasencia P Kevin Valine F 4.8% (6 out of 125) gave/pledged

Class Of '74 Ed Bellinger Ken Bennett L Mary Rhea Breen Paul Carmazzi Sergio Diaz Mark Franzoia Paul Gabrielli Bonita Hotz

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ALUMNI DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

Kevin McGovern Ronnie Pane Javier Plasencia L Doug Thompson Art Valdez Frank Werry P 11.7% (14 out of 120) gave/pledged

Class Of '75 Michael Berberich Frank Carroll Joe Greco Timothy McCormick Sharon Planchon John Ramirez Denis Smith Robert Sullivan 10% (8 out of 80) gave/pledged

Class Of '76 James Boyle Mark Cappello Patrick Carvalho Thomas Cook Sean Corcoran Joe Domek Louie Feletto P Michael Frias Arthur Green Bill Iliff L Jeff Knezovich Jim MacDonald Renee Malaki B Steve Mugartegui Tom Pomales Peter Pullen Ples Robinson Noel Sanchez Jaclyn Slakey Steven Slakey 14.4% (20 out of 139) gave/pledged

Class Of '77 Christopher Bressi John Cook John Donovan L Marty Gabrielli P Paul Jacobs Joseph Maffi Alan Moy Kirk Murphy P Sam Parino B John Ryan Terrence Snook 9.7% (11 out of 113) gave/pledged

President’s Circle

L Lasallian

Class Of '78 Steve Barsanti B Mark Cherry Tom Colby Liz Drysdale Cynthia Gandy John Goff P Rich Henning Dave Heppell Jeff Lusich P Tom McNamara P Joe Mugartegui Mike Perrin Nellie Plasencia P Frank Raimondi Gloria Reyes Annette Sanchez Elizabeth Young-Murphy Anne Marie Zeman F 16.1% (18 out of 112) gave/pledged

Class Of '79 Duane Arend Paul Cronick P Danny Delgado Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie F Joseph Lorman Steven Murphy Rick Pires B Jill Sackett Jim Stahley 8.5% (9 out of 106) gave/pledged

Class Of '80 Maureen Abercrombie Karen Achondo Paul Congdon Denise Farrell Kevin Farrell Debbie Keller Lori Magaletti P Mike McCarthy L Mark Murphy Mark Rasmussen Joe Skokan John Weninger 8.7% (12 out of 138) gave/pledged

Class Of '81 Stephen Achondo Anonymous P Kurt Benfield Rob Cherry B Paul Giordano Paul Havey P Teresa Hilts-Ferrell Ray Nalangan

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F Founders Level

B Brothers

Katherine Massa Paterson L Rick Ronquillo Dave Saalsaa George Smith Class of '81 Reunion 7.8% (12 out of 153) gave/pledged

Class Of '82 Laura Avila Isaac Castaneda Keith Cherry B Paul Harrington Stanley Mette B Kristine Metzker Mike Stinson P Kevin Sutherland B David Wood Karen Wood 7.3% (10 out of 137) gave/pledged

Class Of '83 Deanne Castaneda Sally Cebreros Anne Chapuis Tony Clark John Fondale L Kelly Harrington Elizabeth Hunter Bruce Hutchings Traci McMullen Denise Moore B Preston Moore B George Scordakis 6.9% (12 out of 173) gave/pledged

Class Of '84 Sam Bates P Brendan Begley Charlene Bode Cheryl Carrillo Pamela Gandy-Rosemond Gregg James Jerry Nolan Kenny Omlin Linda Overstreet Sean Stone 7.6% (10 out of 132) gave/pledged

Class Of '85 Pam Johnson Bird Rob Buckner Geoffrey Clarion Jim Cordano P Sean Darr Jim Holiday Christopher Ledesma B Tim Maestretti

P Patrons

† Deceased

Elaine Scordakis Maria Simas Mark Splinter Kelly Sturges Jack Sturges Kevin Wellendorf 9% (14 out of 156) gave/pledged

Class Of '86 Warren Bell Tomas Capogreco Lisa DeBlasio-Soga B Jim Ewertsen Dean Fuhs Todd Johnston Paul Mendoza Greg Schubert P Carolyn Silan Kevin Spease John Wiedner 9% (11 out of 122) gave/pledged

Class Of '87 Cathy Butler Mario Cerezo Thomas Meuser Jay Renneisen Steve Wood 3.4% (5 out of 147) gave/pledged

Class Of '88 Kenny McKechnie P Brian Perry 2.5% (2 out of 80) gave/pledged

Class Of '89 Marty Clark Laurie Grandchamp P Justin Johnson Curtis Taylor 4.7% (4 out of 85) gave/pledged

Class Of '90 Ofelia Avalos John Mosby Tashia Orr Lee Pennill Eric Snyder Scott Turner P 7.2% (6 out of 83) gave/pledged

Class Of '91 Dawn Altobell Elizabeth Chavolla Robert Johnson Larry Reel P 3.9% (4 out of 103) gave/pledged

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ALUMNI DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

President’s Circle

L Lasallian

F Founders Level

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

Class Of '92

Class Of '97

Class Of '03

Class Of '09

David Adolphson Marcus Basquez Tiffany Clark Dave Macko Adolfo Mercado Jon Sevier 5.6% (6 out of 108) gave/pledged

Tony Caselli Emily Hunley Robert Olson Brieanne Otto Paul Taormina Alexander Taylor 3.7% (6 out of 164) gave/pledged

Russell Chew Janne Coloma Julian Elorduy Thomas Guro Shawn Richardson 2.7% (5 out of 189) gave/pledged

Matthew McCarthy Natalie Reyes Luke Sauser 1.4% (3 out of 223) gave/pledged

Class Of '93

Class Of '98

Constantine Baranoff P Javier Diaz Rayne Soriano B 2.8% (3 out of 107) gave/pledged

Josh Calista David Farmer Tamara Geary Jeanna Gonzalez Justin Koenig Matthew Morrow Kim Muljat John Silva P 6.8% (8 out of 118) gave/pledged

Carla Albright Courtney Arrieta Daniel Jacobs Brady McCarthy Eric Moenter Courtney Patterson Cody Smith 3.7% (7 out of 191) gave/pledged

Class Of '94 David Desmond B Armando Diaz 2% (2 out of 98) gave/pledged

Class Of '95 Ross Hammond Brendan Hogan Patricia Jimenez Lisa Levasseur P John Morris Nicole Piacentini-Vahle Lincoln Snyder L Kelly Weske Benjamin Winston Class of '95 Reunion 6.5% (9 out of 138) gave/pledged

Class Of '96 Brooke Anderson Kristy Babb Andrea Barrios F Richard Collins Jeanette Ercila Shannon Green Sierra Hammond Leah Heine Tianna Herrera Brian Hodges Jake Hunley Whitney Jensen Rodrigues Brian Joy Clara Levers Amber Ramos Frank Sanger Angela Singer Jason Singer Anitra VonSchoech Gregory Werner 14.2% (20 out of 141) gave/pledged

Class Of '99 Liz Habkirk David Holquin B Neil Lien Jana Morris Jady Nunan Mary Alice Spinelli B Hansine Sterken Ellen Walrath 5.1% (8 out of 156) gave/pledged

Class Of '00 Nathan Browne Kellie Corcoran-Dietz Eric Dietz Derek Helwig P Don Padilla Natalia Schorn Joan Schubert B Sam Stefanki Mike Sterken P 6.3% (9 out of 144) gave/pledged

Class Of '01 Heather Christianson Ashley Richardson P Lisa Taylor Danielle Watson Kevin Watson 2.9% (5 out of 173) gave/pledged

Class Of '02 Erin Keikoan Christopher Patterson Jimmy Pierson P Shelby Rovai Keetah Salazar-Thompson Matthew Schorn 3.1% (6 out of 196) gave/pledged

Class Of '04

Class Of '05 Christine Amorose Vishal Patel Amanda Plasencia Heather Ravas 2.2% (4 out of 181) gave/pledged

Class Of '06 Lauren Evashenk Rachel Franzoia Laine Himmelmann Jackie Jacobs Lisa Keikoan Stewart Winslow 2.9% (6 out of 204) gave/pledged

Class Of '07 Dave Anderson Megan Arteaga Alexander Benson Nicole Link Hannah Murphy Syndey Scheideman Emily Small 3% (7 out of 231) gave/pledged

Class Of '08 Nathan Domek Coco Evashenk Peter Kassel Tyler Meredith Alisa Mosman Austin Otto Erin Perry Trevor Rappleye Mark Sauser 4.1% (9 out of 220) gave/pledged

Class Of '10 Scott Beale Claire Costa Eddie Ralph 1.2% (3 out of 262) gave/pledged

Class Of '11 Jordyn Chew Anthony Franzoia Connor Lee Samuel Mayer Hannah O'Hearn Kathleen Schiavenza Mikaela Stirling Abigail Williams Kelsey Wong 3.3% (9 out of 276) gave/pledged

Class Of '12 James Barnes Michaela Millwood Lindsay Otto 1.3% (3 out of 229) gave/pledged

Class Of '13 Madeline Esquivel Austin Guillen Meghan Larson Michael Neal Michael Rose 2.4% (5 out of 210) gave/pledged

Class Of '14 Zachary Ewertsen 0.4% (1 out of 239) gave/pledged

Class Of '15 Christopher Guillen Daniel Lee Carly Mayer Kira McKechnie 1.6% (4 out of 248) gave/pledged

Class of '16 Tyler Guillen 0.4% ( 1 out of 236) gave/pledged

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DONOR PROFILE

Kathy Separovich Davis ‘63 A LEGACY OF FAITH, FAMILY AND LOVE Kathy Separovich Davis ‘63 remembers her time at Bishop Armstrong High School fondly, but that is not where her Christian Brothers story begins. It begins in 1918 when her grandfather died in the influenza epidemic, leaving her father Mark Separovich '31, then five years old, and his three siblings to be raised by his mother alone. The family lived near 3rd and O streets, a poor neighborhood in those days.

As a child of immigrants, raised by a single mother, Mark’s prospects were not great. Br. Benebern invited Mark to try out for the Christian Brothers baseball team.

When Mark’s mother indicated that she simply couldn’t afford the tuition, Br. Benebern arranged for Mark to attend Christian Brothers tuition-free. Mark went on to excel in athletics at CB as a pitcher, graduating in 1931, but more importantly he became a man of quiet faith and strong character.

“Christian Brothers changed the trajectory of my father’s life,” says Kathy, “and because of that it changed my life and that of my whole family.

Despite growing up without a father figure, my dad became a man of good character and a wonderful husband and father. This is due in large part to the generosity and support of the Christian Brothers community.”

In quiet word and deed, Kathy’s father taught his family that Faith, Family and Love are far more important than any material things.

Because of his experiences at Christian Brothers, Mark made sure to provide a Catholic education for his two daughters. Kathy Separovich Davis graduated from Bishop Armstrong in 1963 and Janet Separovich graduated from Bishop Manogue in 1969. Reflecting fondly on her high school years, Kathy notes, “There was a real sense that the nuns and brothers cared. They cared if we learned. We felt safe and it was a wonderful community.”

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Kathy remembers her sister Janet as an “indescribably lovely” person. She lived passionately, lived her faith, and practiced what she learned in her Catholic education including respect and tolerance.

Janet’s life was also characterized by perseverance, earning her bachelor’s degree in 2000. “It may have taken her a while,” says Kathy, “but she never gave up.”

When she passed away unexpectedly in 2010, Kathy learned that just about everyone considered Janet to be their own best friend.

When looking at Christian Brothers today, Kathy sees the same legacy of faith and love that shaped her father’s life, her sister’s, and her own. “After talking to friends about their children’s experience, I can tell that Christian Brothers is still helping low income students.

Still teaching faith, values and character. The parents I know see it most when their kids go away to college.

They are ready both academically and morally for the challenges they face.”

From her own family experience, Kathy believes that education is the only way up and out of poverty. And she also believes that it is important to quietly do good.

“My children have had a comfortable life, and have never known the hardships my father did. I think it’s important that they know upon whose shoulders they stand.”

For all these reason, Kathy decided this year to honor the memory of her sister and father with a gift to Christian Brothers, establishing the Mark J. Separovich ’31 Endowed Scholarship Fund and the Janet M. Separovich ’69 Endowed Scholarship Fund.

“This is my chance to pay it forward,” says Kathy, “I am so happy to know that I can honor their memory and help low income children at CBHS have the same life-changing opportunity my father had.”

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CURRENT PARENT DONORS LEGEND

Sponsor Level

President’s Circle

David ‘92 & Vanessa Adolphson Paul & Marisa Agnew Scott Alden & May Masunaga P Geoffrey & Lisa Alder Dawn ‘91 & Michael Altobell Robert Alvarez Ludimer Angeles & Martna Calbes Nicholas & Michelle Archer Elena Arellano Ofelia Avalos ‘90 Fausto & Jocelyn Avendano P Laura ‘82 & Rafael Avila Anthony & Linda Babcock L Bill ‘50 & Joanne Badella B Leo & Margaret Balmeo Magdalena Barbera Jeffrey & Karen Barbour B John & Jennifer Barna P Lorcan & Patti Barnes F Andrea Barrios ‘96 F Sam Bates ‘84 & Jeannie Gee P David & Laura Bell P Anonymous Colleen Bermingham-Delgado & Jumisindo Delgado John & Stephanie Birkle P Susan Bitar F Michael & Tina Blessing Charlene ‘84 & Richard Bode Trey & Luz Bonetti John & Joann Bonini B Jeffrey & Carol Bourke P Nicole & David Brousseau P Steven & Janeth Brouwer Charles & Susan Brownridge P Arthur & Susan Burbridge Jacqueline Calkin & Chris Bagatelos L Dale & Loriann Calles P Randy & Marivel Camasura Phillip Canaday & Marty Martinez B Gil & Araceli Cantiller P Mark ‘76 & Susan Cappello Troy & Shannon Carlson Chris & Debra Carlton Todd & Michelle Carrey Cheryl Carrillo ‘84 Patrick Carvalho ‘76 William & Sara Casey F

L Lasallian

F Founders Level

Mariano & Amalia Castaneda P David Castillo ‘66 & Holly Martin P Mario ‘87 & Rosemaria Cerezo Timothy Chapman & Suzanne Kilmer F Anne ‘83 & Eduard Chapuis Vincent & Kimberly Charleboix Keith ‘82 & Rosanne Cherry B Rod & Jill Christopher P Andrew & Carolyn Clark Tony ‘83 & Kathryn Clark Martin Clark ‘89 Thomas & Ann Clark P Edward Condon & Norman Lorenz Phillip & Jennifer Connell Jonathan & Melissa Copley P James ‘85 & Nancy Cordano P Timothy & Gretchen Cotter Kenneth Crawford P Kim Crum Sam & Angela Cruz Lisa & Gregory Daly-Pshide Richard & Maureen Dana P Owen & Carol Davies Conrad & Denise Davis P Paul & Tracie Davis Lisa DeBlasio-Soga ‘86 & Mark Soga B Robert & Michelle Del Rosario P Constance Delgado P Mark & Carmen DeSimone Bob & Natalie Dettling Javier Diaz ‘93 & Kimberlee Beath Patti Dixon Ronald & Rachel Dong B John ‘77 & Judy Donovan John & Kelley Downey B Joseph & Rebecca Downing F Gary & Julie Driver B Ed Dudensing & Katie Newell F Janet Dumonchelle Charles & Lisa Duncan L George & Kimberely Dunn P Vincent & Julie Dupavillon Lorenzo & Imelda Durana Anita Earl John & Colleen Earley P Robert & Sheryl Eberhardt Cynthia & Robert Eberle Christine Econome P

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

John & Davalina Egger Ted & Kelli Eliopoulos B Connie Emerson B Craig & Amy Enos L Jesse & Patricia Esquivel Renee Fahad & Greg Whatley P William & Dawn Farrell Rodney Faszer & Debbie Elliot Brent & Kathleen Fitzpatrick Tom & Nan Fitzpatrick Geoffrey & Patricia Flynn Samuel Fong & Yimin Dai B Chuck & Lisa French P Scott & Anne French Dean ‘86 & Angela Fuhs Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie ‘79 & Edison McEachnie F Rodd & Karla Geach Stephen & Rachel Genus Timothy & Mona Gergen F Carlos Gonzalez Joseph & Catherine Gorry P George & Kassandra Gough B Laurie ‘89 & John Grandchamp P Martin & Carol Greenberg B Craig & Mui Griffith Christopher & Stacey Griggs L David & Guadalupe Guerrero Robert & Carmen Gunn P Cheryl Gutierrez John Hall Jeff & Michelle Hallsten John & Theresa Hancock P Robert & Donja Harding Kelly ‘83 & Paul ‘82 Harrington Mark Harris & Yasmin Henry P David Hather & Cedar Kehoe Rick & Vickie Hayes B Nancy Heffernan Michael Herrmann & Mary Jo Adam Herrmann F Peter Hewitt & Anh Dang P Teresa Hilts-Ferrell ‘81 & Christopher Ferrell Eric & Ronda Hintz Thad & Janine Hirsch Anthony & Lisa Hock Christopher Hoffman & Olivia Luna F

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2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

CURRENT PARENT DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

President’s Circle

Jim ‘85 & Kathleen Holiday Itasker & April Hollins Nataly Holston Gregory & Bobbie Holt Christopher & Nicole Holtzman John & Laurie Hosoume Alan & Le Keda Huckabay Andrew Hudnut & Sara Dougherty B Elizabeth ‘83 & Matthew Hunter Charles & Brenda Ineichen B David & Mary Ingram P Michael & Alicia Iniguez Joel & Marissa Jacinto P Alfred & Christie Jahns B Brian & Karen Jan Amiel & Larisa Jaramillo B Michael & Karen Jedrzynski L Justin ‘89 & Amanda Johnson Robert Johnson & Alexandrea Ortiz Pam Johnson Bird ‘85 & A.J. Johnson Jeffry & Kristi Jones Jay Jurschak B Richard & Annie Kaplon L Deborah Keller ‘80 Charles & Michele Kelly Michael & Mary Kessler B Ravinder & Kamal Khaira L Dan & Mary Kiefer Joel & Lilly Kimmelshue P Robert & Rhonda King Aaron & Susan Kingsbury Bryan & Ann Koenig Russell & Cheryl Konig Brian & Karen Korbs P Paul & Annie Krause F David & Rebecca Landeros Paul & Rosaline Lau P Raymond Leclerc & Jennifer West P Christopher Ledesma ‘85 & Maria Simas ‘85 B Joel & Gina Ledesma Clinton & Namhee Lee Mai Her & Long Lee Rocky & Monalisa Legaspi Matthew & Laura Legrand F Chris & Conni Levis P Jose Manuel & Maria Linares F Nancy & Scott Linn P

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L Lasallian

F Founders Level

Ron & Katie Little P Brock ‘85 & Amy Littlejohn Bill & Debbie Loftus P John & Tammy Lozano P Robert & Lana Lucas P Jeff ‘78 & Shanda Lusich P Robert & Joanna MacDonald John & Susan MacMillan F Tim ‘85 & Leisa Maestretti Lori Magaletti ‘80 B Guadalupe Magana Myra & Scott Makelim Jeffrey & Cathy Mantong P Michael & Julie Marengo Christopher Maricle P Josh & Cynthia Martin B Pacomio & Gabriela Martinez Tom & Theresa Matista George & Jean Mazur P Sam & Gina McAdam Mike ‘80 & Kristen McCarthy L Terence & Teri McHale L KenNY ‘88 & Diana McKechnie P Kevin McKeever P Traci ‘83 & Will McMullen Tom ‘78 & Julie McNamara P Jeff & Victoria Medeiros P Ken & April Mederios B Brian & Jennifer Mellor Paul ‘86 & Colleen Mendoza Joe & lIZ Meyer P John Mikacich & Wendelin Will Mikacich P Kristen Miranda & Benjamin Katz B Richard & Veronica Monteverde B Timothy & Elise Montrose Darren & Coleen Morehead L Monica & Larry Moreno P John ‘95 & Stacy Morris Brendan & Janine Murphy Mark ‘80 & Cindy Murphy John & Wendy Nelson B Kevin Nguyen & Kai-Ting Hu Miguel & June Nieves F David Noe & Stephanie Cooper-Noe Zak & Kellie Noonan B Christopher & Jacqueline Obmann Jay & Elizabeth Ocay

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

John & Jody O’Dell F Brian & Debbie O’Hearn Gearoid & Kathleen O’Neill L Ruel & Delia Opada John & Laura O’Reilly P Tashia ‘90 & Chris Orr Jesse & Margarita Ortiz John & Cynthia Ortiz P Rick & Jennifer Osen P Russ Ost & Julie Gallardo Linda ‘84 & Lee Overstreet Barry Padilla & Tracie Billington B Katherine Massa Paterson ‘81 & Gordon Paterson L Amanda & Jerad Patterson B Danielle Paulsen Angela Paxson Robert & Sally Payne Robert Perez Joshua & Heather Perkins Francisco Pestana & Melissa Lee Michael & Michelle Phipps Susanne Pierson Robert & Jeanne Piper Zlatko & Jenny Plazibat Cecilia & Tony Powers Julie Pressey William & Joy Prevost P Robert & Catherine Price B Kirk & Suzyn Purdy Tyson & Kristy Pyles L Kevin & Jill Ralph Olga Ramirez Dr. Stephen G. Rapaski & Mrs. Amani S. Rapaski Gregg Recanzone & Julie Langston L Jose & Maria Reyes Catherine Rinaldo David & Patricia Roberts B Gerald & Tracy Roberts Frederick & Zusarrah Robles Marcus & Annette Romani Danny Romero P Ernest & Rebecca Roncoroni P Brian & Carin Rosario Walter & Suzie Rozewski Christopher & Lisa Ryan B David ‘81 & Eden Saalsaa

2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

CURRENT PARENT DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

President’s Circle

Alvaro & Emmylou Ann Salud Bradley Sample & Stephanie Ashburn Ed & Maria Sanchez Genero Sanchez & Suzanne Richards Eric Schlenker F Greg ‘86 & Sarah Schubert P George ‘83 & Elaine ‘85 Scordakis Paul & Nicole Serrano Victor & Ana Serrano David & Jan Shepard B Dennis & Zina Sheya Ernest & Diane Shimizu John Shyer & Ruth Rowlette P John & Judy Signorotti Mark & Teresa Simi Joshua & Lauren Simon P Wornel & De Jada Simpson Steve Sims & Olga Durette F Jason ‘96 & Angelina Singer Steven ‘76 & Jacklyn ‘76 Slakey Brian & Lisa Smiley Gregory Smith & Carmelita Yambalia-Smith Warren & Teresa Smith Nancy & Kevin Smith-Fagan L

L Lasallian

F Founders Level

Eric ‘90 & Karen Snyder Charles & Teresa Sorensen Gregory & Celeste Spitz David Starnes & Tracy Hewell Starnes Michael & Krista Stassi L Eric Steindorf & Julie Brown Jeffrey & Marijoyce Stenger F David Sterrett & Rebecca McAllister P Wayne & Raquel Steving Sean ‘84 & Kristin Stone Michael & Laura Strech Jack ‘85 & Kelly Sturges Jennifer Taggard & Vasiliy Parfenov P Andrew & Grace Tak B Sumina Tan Andrew & Amanda Tanberg Abraham & Maria Tandoc Paul & Christine Tavernia P Curtis ‘89 & Jane Taylor John-Reed & Catherine Thompson B Blanca Torres Eric & Teresa Trujillo Scott Turner ‘90 P Ronald Vaden & Jill Hester P

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

Raul & Elizabeth Vallejo Rene & Jocelyn Vallespin Scott & Tracey Valverde Xavier & Verna Verspieren Pedro & Lea Vicio Alan Wackman P Daniel & Emel Wadhwani P Gregory & Karen Walaitis Allen & Gina Warren B Myron & Kymberley Wayne Christopher Weare & Juliet Ann Musso B David & Jill Webb B Linda Weber L Stephen & Mary White James & Sharon Wiggin Kevin & Tammara Wilcox B Stuart Wiseman & Keeva Coe-Wiseman Larry & Marianne Wong P Ryan & Valerie Wong B Sean & Nancy Wong B Steve ‘87 & Aimee Wood Jerry & Ivy Woolledge P Jen & Scot Yearwood

ALUMNI PARENTS & FRIENDS DONORS LEGEND

Sponsor Level

Stephen ‘81 & Karen ‘80 Achondo Donna & Peter Adam P Joan Ainsley George & Ann Alexander John & Melissa Aliotti F Patricia Allen-Hunter John & Heidi Anderson L Mark & Joanne Anderson Anonymous (2) Elena Arellano Celeste Armstrong Ofelia Avalos ‘90 Percy Avalos Bill & Sarah Ayres Don Babbitt David ‘62 & Patricia Bacher Bill ‘50 & Joanne Badella B

President’s Circle

L Lasallian

F Founders Level

Doreen Mallett Baldwin ‘57 Linda Ballestero Bar J Investments B Lorcan & Patricia Barnes F Rena A. Barsanti Steve ‘78 & Susan Barsanti B Ernie & Idamarie Barsotti Gloria & Brandan Bauer Tim & Ruth Beale Gary & Shari Beck David & Ann Becker Rob & Elizabeth Belme Ken ‘74 & Jill Bennett L Nancy Bennett F Brad ‘72 & Kathleen Bento John & Jennifer Benton P Paul ‘68 & Kathryn Bernardis

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

Michael Berrigan Rodney & Leona Bettencourt Susan Bitar F William & Margaret Bitar B Gus & Cindy Blecha B Charlene ‘84 & Richard Bode Nicholas & Lori Bonsignore Boock Family Revocable 2006 Trust Robert & Cynthia Boriskin Joyce Breen Mary Rhea Breen ‘74 Christopher & Theresa Brocchini Nicole & David Brousseau P Susan Brown Lon ‘73 & Mary Ann Burford Sarah Buxton & Walter Dahl B Caroline Cabias

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2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

ALUMNI PARENTS & FRIENDS DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

President’s Circle

Robert Cacic ‘58 Frank & Sandra Calcagno Dale & Loriann Calles P Ralph & Tracy Calvillo Alice Cameron Patricia Campbell Bill & Sue Canavan Nickolas & Patricia Capachi Mark ‘76 & Susan Cappello Joan Caraska Tony & Lilian Caraska Jim Cardosa ‘72 Crystal Carey Ron ‘51 & Pat Carissimi B Marilyn Carmazzi P Paul ‘74 & Karen Carmazzi Margaret Carrera & Philip Joffe Mike & Linda Carroll Rose Marie ‘57 & Wayne Carsey Mary Carter Patrick Carvalho ‘76 John ‘70 & Barbara Caselli Jeffrey & Susan Caspar Jim & Rita Cassady Isaac ‘82 & Deanne ‘83 Castaneda Cynthia Castronovo CBHS Student Council 2015-2016 P Sally Cebreros ‘83 Timothy Chapman & Suzanne Kilmer F Keith & Rosanne Cherry B Ronald & Elaine Chew Dave & Linda Christianson Meg Christianson Calveanor Claiborne Jack Clara ‘50 Robert & Jo Clark Bill ‘70 & Lori Conner Richard & Karen Contreras P George ‘71 & Susan Cook Sean ‘76 & Catherine Corcoran Alan ‘61 & Mary Lynn Cordano Most Rev. Myron Cotta B Timothy & Gretchen Cotter Scott & Elizabeth Coyner F Helen Crane Kenneth Crawford P Richard & Catherine Creeggan Kim Crum

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L Lasallian

F Founders Level

Sam & Angela Cruz Kent & Peggy Daft Rafael & Kathy Dagang Lisa & Gregory Daly-Pshide Carolyn Darr ‘61 Carol Davis Conrad & Denise Davis Kathleen Davis Robyn Davis ‘70 Barbara Davy Lourdes De Leon Ralph & Antoinette de Vere White P Lisa DeBlasio-Soga ‘86 & Mark Soga B Danny ‘79 & Dorothy Delgado Flo Derby Carole Derdowski Ronald & Patricia Derobertis Colleen Desmond Kerry Desmond B Peggy Desmond L Sharon DeSoto ‘65 Peter & Carrie Detwiler B Hal & Cathy DeVera P Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Diaz Betty Lou Dillingham B Greg & Cynthia Dines Don ‘56 & Patricia Dittmer Gene ‘67 & Kathy Domek Joe ‘76 & Barbara Domek Paul ‘60 & Mary Domyancic John ‘77 & Judy Donovan Betty Downey Mark Drobny P Liz ‘78 & Donald Drysdale Yvonne Duane Janet Dumonchelle Bill & Bobbi Dunk Janet Dupzyk June Dupzyk Patrick & Karen Durham Ted & Kelli Eliopoulos B Michael ‘60 & Nancy ‘61 Elorduy Rich ‘63 & Marryan Elorduy Tom & Priscilla English L Craig & Amy Enos L Jesse & Patricia Esquivel Mike & Marianne Evashenk Jim ‘86 & Annde Ewertsen

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

Frank & Maria Farmer Mike & Kathleen Farmer Kevin ‘80 & DeeDee ‘80 Farrell Louie ‘76 & Nadine Feletto P Jim & Pat Fellos Mark & Cynthia Fenocchio P Christopher & Katy Ferguson Alma Fernandez Hector & Charlotte Fernandez Kieran & Marty Fitzpatrick Geoffrey & Patricia Flynn Jerry ‘65 & Susan Flynn Robert ‘53 & Darlene Foiles Richard & Barbara Folena John ‘83 & Joelle Fondale L Jack & Judy Foote Bob ‘53 & Tsuruko Forster Lee Fox Carlos Francisco & Fran Lee P Robert & Mary Franklin Al ‘70 & Sue Franzoia Dave & Janis Franzoia Denise Franzoia P Frances Franzoia Chuck & Lisa French P Michael ‘76 & Lorie Frias Dean ‘86 & Angela Fuhs Gloria Gabrielli Marty ‘77 & Karen Gabrielli P Patti Gallagher Cynthia Gandy ‘78 & Joseph Hill, Sr. Gayle Manufacturing Co. P Lisa Gayman Mike Geary ‘68 Mr. & Mrs. Gibson Linda ‘59 & Ken Giese Ed & Arleen Gilbert Don & Betty Gillott L Paula Gimenez John ‘55 & Anita ‘57 Giordano Jim ‘64 & Maureen ‘64 Girard P Jean Goering Matt & Barbara Goldman Joseph & Catherine Gorry P Cynthia & Phil Grajeda Granite Bay Ladies Golf Association Bob ‘55 & Carolyn ‘57 Granucci Adrian Griffin & Patti Palacios

2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

ALUMNI PARENTS & FRIENDS DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

President’s Circle

Chris & Stacey Griggs L Jeffrey & Debbie Gualco David & Guadalupe Guerrero Joe, AFSC & Teresa Guilherme L Larry & Terri Gury Joe ‘58 & Rita Gutierrez Mary Lou Haddad Jeanette Haley Martin Haley L Mrs. Susan M. Haley L Michael & Shirley Hallman Jeff & Michelle Hallsten Philomena Halstead Rev. Ignatius Haran B Joseph & Patricia Harbison F Allan & Marlene Harlow Ken ‘54 & Marolyn ‘57 Harris L Ted & Dixie Hart Mike Havey ‘69 P Paul Havey ‘81 P Health Net P Kyle & Diana Hedum Jim & Sandy Heffernan Jim & Brenda Heng Rich ‘78 & Debbie Henning Bud ‘55 & Louanne ‘57 Hensley Noel & Mary Hesser B Francis & Stacy Hickel L Gerald Hicks Dave & Dianna Hillyer Bill & Penny Hilson P Eric & Ronda Hintz Bob & Loretta Hocking Carol Hoefling P Janis Hoffart Christopher Hoffman & Olivia Luna F Rose Ann & Ken Holmes Nicholas & Julia Holquin Gregory & Bobbie Holt Thomas Honer Br. John Hoover, FSC B Mary Hopkins John & Laurie Hosoume Bonita ‘74 & Michael Hotz Don & Joanne Hufford Bill ‘76 & Nina Iliff L Michael & Mary Inchausti John Ingoglia

L Lasallian

F Founders Level

Mike ‘65 & Kate Ingoglia Peggy Ingram Kristin Iverson Dona Jablonsky F John ‘68 & Lynda Jackson Paul ‘77 & Karen Jacobs Amiel & Larisa Jaramillo B Michael & Karen Jedrzynski L Pam Johnson Bird ‘85 & A. J. Johnson Robert & Regina Johnson Tom & Maria Johnson L Tim ‘68 & Jackie Johnston Vince & Laura Juarez Sam & Billee Kanelos Greg ‘65 & Carole Kassis Arlene Kaye P Jim ‘55 & Muff Keating Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Keikoan Kevin & Sherry Kelly Timothy Kenneally & Joy Graf Bruce & Julie Kerner Gary & Patricia Kerns Robert & Rhonda King Kimberley Kipp P Jerry ‘53 & Rosemary Kirrene L Christopher Klein Al ‘44 & Bev Knezovich Bill & Jane Koenig B Ms. Deborah Kollars Kristi Koppel Rich & Connie Koppes L Ronald & Maureen Kuch Kenton & Marina Kunz Joseph ‘64 & Joan ‘64 Kuzmich Jeff & Irene Kwok Jean Lahey David & Rebecca Landeros John ‘56 & Toni ‘57 Lane Frank ‘62 & Marcia LaRosa Paul & Rosaline Lau P Bill & Jana Le Doux Margaret Leary Lileth Leonardo Stanley & Janet Levers Chris & Conni Levis P George & Anwylyd Lian F Joan Limeberger Jose Manuel & Maria Linares F

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

Stella S. Lingtaylor Ken & Mary Kay Link Scott & Leesa Linn Christopher Little Lucille M. Morgan Trust B Jeff ‘78 & Shanda Lusich P Bob ‘65 & Kathy Luttrell Bob & Pam Lygren B Lyn MacKenzie Ronald & Vicki MacKintosh P Richard & Kathy Maddox Tim ‘85 & Leisa Maestretti Brian ‘72 & Nancy Mahaney John F. Mahaney Bruce ‘69 & Robin Maita B Renee Malaki ‘76 B Robert & Monica Maldonado B Ed & Maria Manning B Elsie Manzer Norman & Katherine Marks Bob Massa B Cass & Mary Mastalski F Jim & Robin Masten P Tom & Theresa Matista Kathleen Matranga-Cooper Daniel Mazza & Robin Graziani B Harold & Karen McAlister John ‘63 & Marilyn McCarthy Mike ‘80 & Kristen McCarthy L Geraldine McEnerney & John Horning Kevin ‘74 & Leslie McGovern Lawrence & Lynn McGovern Terence & Teri McHale L Kenny ‘88 & Diana McKechnie P Michael McKenna Toni McKinny Vince & Shana McLaughlin Sonia McLellan P Jim & Carol McMonagle B Traci ‘83 & Will McMullen Frank ‘51 & Sally McNamara Mildred McNamara Tom ‘78 & Julie McNamara P Joanne McShane L Dan McVeigh & Rebecca Baumann L David & Marilyn Meek Ed & Barbara Melia Joseph & Claire Mellish

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2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

ALUMNI PARENTS & FRIENDS DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

President’s Circle

Richard & Dina Mercer Kirk & Mary Messick Ronald & Kristine Metzker Frank & Elizabeth Meyer F Jose & Diana Michel Tim & Erin Mickiewicz B Greg & Mary Mignano P Nedra Millwood P Mrs. James A. Monroe L Frank ‘55 & Marcia Mooney Monica & Larry Moreno P Ali Morr Jack & Kris Morris John ‘95 & Stacy Morris Steve Morton Frank ‘51 & Marge Mugartegui B Douglas & Elizabeth Murphy Marilyn Murphy Mark ‘80 & Cindy Murphy Dr. Robert Murray Clifford & Jane Muzzi Francesca Negri & John McIntyre William & Anna Neuman Fred ‘64 & Patricia Nichols David & Lisa Nickum P Miguel & June Nieves F Mike Nivens David Noe & Stephanie Cooper-Noe Willie ‘69 & Sheila Nolan B Charles & Patricia Nulk John & Susan Nunan Tim ‘68 & Phyllis O’Brien B Rev. Msgr. Albert O’Connor B Brian & Debbie O’Hearn Tom O’Neil ‘71 Rick & Jennifer Osen P Russ Ost & Julie Gallardo Linda ‘84 & Lee Overstreet Jane Owens ‘58 Kevin & Gail Owens P John & Mary Palmer B Russ & Beverley Patton Frank ‘71 & Mary Paulo Robert & Sally Payne Kevin & Janet Pedrotti P Steve Pehanich Corine Pekari Carl & Susanne Pellicano

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L Lasallian

F Founders Level

Richard & Kathleen ‘59 Perez George ‘71 & Florence Perrin Michael ‘78 & Sheryl Perrin Josephine Perry Manny & Mary Jane Perry Mark ‘71 & Susan Perry Bill Pettite Susanne Pierson Donald & Margaret Pimentel Michael & Carole Pirruccello Tony ‘69 & Sharon ‘75 Planchon Javier ‘74 & Betty Plasencia L Jorge ‘73 & Nellie ‘78 Plasencia P Rich ‘63 & Bonnie Poletti Patricia Pope Richard & Patricia Porter Russell & Esther Porter Jeff & Pam Post P Julie Pressey Christopher Price B Henry ‘57 & Jenny Puga David ‘61 & Darleen Quinn Bishop Francis Quinn George Radovich ‘49 Tony & Georgene Ragusa Kevin & Jill Ralph Alfonso Ramirez & Patricia Aguiar P Greg & Gail Reed Dan Rehm ‘67 Sharon Rehm Catalina Renteria Ron & Debbie Reta Stephen & Mary Jo Riehl Paul Rieschick L Bob Riola ‘65 Victor Rios & Elaine Borrelli David & Patricia Roberts B Linda Roberts Sweeney William E. Robinson Laura & Fred Rogers B Marcus & Annette Romani John & Denise Rose Chuck & Susan Rosenberg Greg Roth Robert ‘65 & Patricia Roth Walter & Suzie Rozewski Mario & Sue Ruiz B Christopher & Patricia Ryan

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

Ed & Maria Sanchez Noel ‘76 & Annette ‘78 Sanchez Irene Sanchez-Dahlberg Rose Sapnaro Maria Sargent Mary Sarti Marcus & Victoria Sazaki Mary ‘59 & Michael Schaefer Marilyn Scheid Elizabeth Scheuermann Jim & Ellen Schiavenza B Keith ‘55 & Patricia Schiele P Michael & Deborah Schlosser Butch ‘60 & Eileen Schuering Rolf & Lisa Schumann B Howard & Marcia Scott Ellyn Sekul ‘54 Thomas & Mary Louise Sekul Victor & Ana Serrano Karen Sexton ‘65 & Robert McAleese Tom ‘69 & Ann Sharp John ‘63 & Kathy Shay Michael & Julie Sheehan Roderick & Laurie Shepard P Debra Sherman & Arthur Thorne H. Melvin & Linda Sherman James & Joyce Shetler Beverly Siess John & Judy Signorotti Wesley Silva Denise Silva-Holmes Allen & Barbara Simas Mark & Teresa Simi Bob ‘48 & Mercedes Slakey Steven ‘76 & Jacklyn ‘76 Slakey George Smith ‘81 Reginald & Deanna Smith B Warren & Teresa Smith Nancy & Kevin Smith-Fagan L Dan ‘72 & Vicki Smolich Jon & Susan Snyder Sodexo, Inc. L Margaret Solie Charles & Teresa Sorensen Lon & Mrs. Spharler Kathleen Spielman Jim ‘79 & Andrea Stahley Karen Stassi

2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

ALUMNI PARENTS & FRIENDS DONORS (CONTINUED) LEGEND

Sponsor Level

President’s Circle

Tom ‘70 & Shirley Stassi Eric Steindorf & Julie Brown Joseph & Eleonor Steiner Timothy Stenvick Wayne & Raquel Steving Thea Stidum Dave & Susanne Stirling Frederick & Valerie Strain Michael & Laura Strech Kathleen Williams & Martha Stringer B John Strohmayer Jack ‘85 & Kelly ‘85 Sturges Steven & Karen Suhr Carolyn Sutton Anthony & Monica Swain Chuck ‘65 & Sally Sylva Andrew & Grace Tak B Tim ‘62 & Betty Taormina B David & Helene Taylor P Pat Terra ‘58 Brock & Christina Thayer P Ron & Dinny Thomas Douglas Thompson ‘74 & Margaret Briggs Sharon Thompson

L Lasallian

F Founders Level

B Brothers

P Patrons

† Deceased

Margaret Thull Joyce Topping Blanca Torres P John & Suzanne Trefethen Diane Tussey Michael & Kellie Urkov Vera Vaccaro Ronald Vaden & Jill Hester P Kevin ‘73 & Susan Valine F Annie Vanenburg Debbie Velasquez Frank ‘71 & Carrie Vellutini Donald Viducich ‘39 Ralph Villanueva John & Wendy Virga Karnail & Doreen Virk Alan Wackman P Dave & Peggy Walrath James & Maureen Wanket Anne Ward ‘62 Michael & Janice Ward Mark & Jan Warren P Linda Weber L Richard & Laura Weisberg Frank Werry ‘74 P

Helen West Waldon Westlake ‘39 William & Jill White Russ & Vicky Whitney Stephen & Laura Williamson B Jacqueline Wilson B Joanne Winchell P Stuart Wiseman & Keeva Coe-Wiseman Jack ‘63 & Dona ‘64 Wittman P Michael Wong & Rachel Chou Patrick & Margaret Wong Ryan & Valerie Wong B David ‘82 & Karen ‘82 Wood Rosemary Wood ‘59 Steve ‘87 & Aimee Wood Olin & Claudia Woods Jeanne Yamashita Timothy Murphy & Elizabeth Young Murphy ‘78 Chuck & Patricia Zannetti B Wilma Zanze Joan Zarick Anne Marie ‘78 & Rick Zeman F

Arthur ‘76 & Anne Green David Hather & Cedar Kehoe Rick & Vickie Hayes Dave & Dianna Hillyer Paul ‘77 & Karen Jacobs Justin ‘89 & Ms. Amanda Johnson Arthur & Keely Jue Justin Koenig ‘98 Kenton & Marina Kunz David & Rebecca Landeros Neil Lien ‘99 Stella S. Lingtaylor Bill & Debbie Loftus Bob & Pam Lygren Tim ‘85 & Leisa Maestretti Nicki ‘58 & Tom Martinez Nedra Millwood Denise Moore ‘83 Monica & Larry Moreno Douglas & Elizabeth Murphy

Steven ‘79 & Lorraine Murphy Donald Padilla ‘00 Vishal Patel ‘05 George ‘71 & Florence Perrin Catalina Renteria Gloria ‘78 & Mark Reyes Mario & Sue Ruiz George ‘83 & Elaine ‘85 Scordakis Paul & Nicole Serrano Reginald & Deanna Smith Tim Stenvick Wayne & Raquel Steving Lisa Taylor ‘01 Walter & Jennifer Torres John & Suzanne Trefethen Jacqueline Wilson

UNITED WAY DONORS Steven ‘62 & Arlene Anderson Anonymous Elena Arellano John ‘65 & Loretta Armstrong Courtney Arrieta ‘04 Linda Ballestero Andrea Barrios ‘96 Paul ‘68 & Kathryn Bernardis Charlene ‘84 & Richard Bode Cathy Butler ‘87 Mary Carter Richard & Karen Contreras Lourdes De Leon Greg & Cynthia Dines Elizabeth ‘78 & Donald Drysdale Patrick & Karen Durham Frank & Maria Farmer Marty ‘77 & Karen Gabrielli Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie ‘79 & Edison McEachnie

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DONOR PROFILE

Vince McDonald ‘72 COMMUNITY AND FOUNDATION Vince McDonald’s foundation began in a strong Catholic family of Lebanese Christians, deeply rooted in community and Christian values. In his extended family, Catholic education was a priority. Faith and values were a part of daily life.

In 1956 just as the first class of Bishop Armstrong High School, now Christian Brothers High School, was starting at the brand new Oak Park campus, Vince’s father founded McDonald Plumbing, Heating & Air. Vince himself entered Christian Brothers’ Oak Park campus as a freshman in 1968. Growing up as the middle child, the only boy with six sisters, he loved the all boy environment.

Says Vince, “I didn’t have to worry about how to dress or how to look. Plus, I was outnumbered at home!”

Vince recalls, “In elementary school, my grades weren’t great, I wasn’t a serious student. It wasn’t until I got to Christian Brothers that I woke up. I entered in basic classes, but by the time I left I was in all advanced classes.” He attributes this change in attitude to the caring teachers and staff.

“They taught me that you have to apply yourself.

Athletics also helped me stay focused.” He recalls formative discussions with Br. Thomas in homeroom and Br. Claude who taught Religion and Psychology, noting that the lessons learned in these interactions have stayed with him throughout his life. “The Christian values I learned at CB have been important to me my whole life. CB gave me my foundation.”

After graduation Vince spent four years in an apprenticeship. And just as he learned to apply himself at CB, he applied the skills he learned in apprenticeship to help build the family business. Working together, he and his father shaped McDonald Plumbing, Heating & Air into something that looks much different today than it did back in 1956 when his father founded it.

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Vince took over his father’s business in 1984, and moved to its Oak Park location in 1989. “People thought I was crazy for moving here at that time. But having gone to CB, I was familiar with the neighborhood. I was comfortable here.” Vince tries always to be a good neighbor and a part of the community. His formula is straightforward, he respects people and in return, enjoys the respect of the neighborhood.

Vince and McDonald Plumbing, Heating & Air have been a long standing sponsor of CB’s Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza. “It’s a great event, one we’re really proud and happy to support. It feels good to give back.”

Vince has gone one step beyond his annual gift and remembered CB in his will. This decision reflects his core values, “I’ve taught my kids that money won’t make you happy. I’ve been fortunate in my life and I can afford to give back now, to what I feel is most important in my life.

And CB is an important part of my life. I feel blessed.”

Through the years, Vince has stayed in close touch with classmates, and still enjoys that bond of brotherhood. But he notes that there’s also a special connection you feel to anyone else in the CB community, whether or not you graduated together. “This school has a long legacy, and when you’re a part of it, you just feel connected to others in the CB community.” He is also clear that while he loved his all-boy experience, he has come to value the co-ed experience at CB today. “It’s a real world situation at CB. Girls and boys, and the full spectrum of income levels.

Students learn respect for each other. That’s important when they have to go out and live in the world.”

“When I run into kids wearing their CB gear, I always ask them how they like their school. They always say they LOVE it! I laugh because who says these days that they LOVE high school?!!” CB kids do.

2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

EMPLOYEE DONORS LEGEND

Sponsor Level

Karen Achondo ‘80 Donna Adam P Brittany Adkins-Williams Carla Albright ‘04 David Anderson ‘07 Jesse Ball Lorcan Barnes F Steve Barsanti ‘78 B Gloria Bauer Jill Bennett L Robert Boriskin Mary Bowers Lisa Bronson Nicole Brousseau P Margaret Buggy Darci Calista Tomas Capogreco ‘86 Dan Carmazzi ‘71 Tony Caselli ‘97 Chrys Cassetta Heather Christianson Jeffrey Cox Scott Coyner F Danny Delgado ‘79 David Desmond ‘94 B Cathy DeVera P

President’s Circle

L Lasallian

Armando Diaz ‘94 Julian Elorduy ‘03 Tom English L Cheryl Flaherty Lorie Frias Patti Gallagher Rona Gordon Cynthia Grajeda Michael Grow Joe Guilherme, AFSC L Thomas Guro ‘03 Kelly Harrington ‘83 Paul Havey ‘81 P Courtney Hendry Mary Hesser B Brendan Hogan ‘95 Rose Ann Holmes Michael Hood Jacob Hunley ‘96 Bill Iliff ‘76 L Holly Keller Loretta Kenney Christine Kerr Kolby Kuhn David Levasseur P Anthony Lien

F Founders Level

B Brothers

Steve Liu Myra Makelim Travis Maslen June McBride P Kristen McCarthy L Mike McCarthy ‘80 L Melissa McClellan Emily McDougall Kevin McGovern ‘74 Findlay McIntosh Traci McMullen ‘83 Julie McNamara P Joanne McShane L Dale Milton P Jana Morris ‘99 Linda Moulton Adriana Mundo Herald P Fr. Frantisek Murin Amy Neff Corine Pekari Susanne Pierson Cecilia Powers Kirk Purdy Larry Reel ‘91 P Natalie Reyes ‘09 John Riley-Portal B

P Patrons

† Deceased

Stephanie Roybal Kelly Safford Natalia Schorn ‘00 Vincent Schreiber Rolf Schumann B Marian Shackel Jeremiah Sheckler Nancy Smith-Fagan L Joe Sousa Mary Alice Spinelli ‘99 B Christopher Symkowick-Rose P Chris Thayer P Diane Tolomeo Yolanda Torrecillas Scott Turner ‘90 P Kevin Van Den Bogert Annie Vanenburg Doreen Virk Maureen Wanket Moira Warmerdam Jan Warren P Kelsey Wong ‘11 Jennifer Yearwood Chuck Zannetti B

MATCHING GIFTS 4Charity Altria American Endowment Foundation Ameriprise Financial AT&T Services Inc. Bank of America Foundation/Matching Gifts Program Bank of the West BlackRock Matching Gift Program Boeing Gift Matching Program CalFed Investments Chevron Corporation FMC Foundation Gannett Match, Community Foundation of Louisville GenCorp Foundation Inc., Educational Gift Match Program Genentech Employee Giving Program Google Matching Gifts Program Hewlett Packard Co.

Hoffmann-La Roche IBM Corporation Intel Charitable Match Trust Intel Corporation Intel Foundation Matching Gifts Jones Lang LaSalle Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Matching Gift Program Macy’s West G.I.F.T. Macys/Bloomingdale’s-Earning for Learning Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Inc. Micron Technology Foundation, Inc. Microsoft Matching Gifts Program New York Life Insurance Co. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Pearson Education Pfizer Foundation Matching Gift Program PG&E Corporation Foundation

Phillips 66 Company Shell Oil Company Foundation The Apple Matching Gift Program The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation The James Irvine Foundation U.S. Bancorp Foundation Matching Gifts United California Bank USAA Matching Gift Fund of San Antonio Area Foundation Verizon VMware Foundation-Matching Gift Program Wachovia Securities Washington Mutual Bank Wells Fargo Bank Matching Gift Center Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program CHRISTIAN BROTHERS CONNECTION 35

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GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OF… Haley Arnuado ‘19 Andres Avila ‘16 Sheila Bollenbach Lon E. Burford ‘73 with Wishes for a Happy Birthday Marilyn Carmazzi with Wishes for a Happy 90th Birthday Dick Cunha ‘64 with Wishes for a Happy Birthday Dave Miguel Del Rosario ‘17 Peggy Desmond with Wishes for a Happy Birthday Bernard J. Eckel Michael B. Gonzales

Jose Guilherme, AFSC ‘s 50 Years of Service Thomas Guro ‘03 Mary Hesser Richard Hopkins ‘61 Vince Juarez Jerry Kirrene ‘53 Mary K. Lera with Wishes for a Happy 96th Birthday and a Merry Christmas Heather MacDonald ‘16 Kevin McGovern ‘74 Findlay McIntosh Collin J. O’Reilly ‘18

George Radovich ‘49 with Wishes for a Happy 85th Birthday Elaine Schaedler ‘68 with Wishes for a Happy Birthday Emily Shepard ‘18 Steven ‘76 and Jacklyn ‘76 Slakey on the Occasion of their 40th Anniversary John B. Stassi ‘59 † Induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame Sam Stassi ‘58 Induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame Socorro Watkins ‘79 with Wishes for a Happy Retirement

Carol Wood Hansine C. Sterken '99 on the birth of James Ingoglia Sterken Sue Whetstone Yolanda M. Panattoni on the occasion of her 100th Birthday Emily Kast Carol Rennie Bob '48 & Mercedes Slakey on the occasion of their 65th Anniversary Mr. Anthony T. Tavianini '08

McDonald Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Medic Ambulance Service, Inc. Merchants National Bank Mercy Foundation Moniz Architecture Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP OK Tire and Automotive Oklahoma Genealogical Society Old Ironsides Pfund Family Foundation Plumbers & Pipefitters Local #447 Quality Motors Auto Sales Rex Moore Electrical River City Bank Rotary Club of Sacramento Foundation Royal Electric Sacramento Region Community

Foundation Schetter Electric, Inc. Sjoberg Evashenk Consulting SKS Die Casting & Machining, Inc. Sierra Hart auto Service Sodexo, Inc. TEAMride The Catholic Foundation of The Diocese of Sacramento, Inc. The George and Lena Valente Foundation The UPS Store, Loehmann's Plaza University of Portland Vallejo's Restaurant Visual Impact Design W.F. Gormley & Sons Western Health Advantage

Justin W. Chechive Walter H. Coburn Donald W. Cogan Robert L. Colbert '56 George L. Cook, Sr. James R. Corcoran '62 Juanita M. Corcoran John J. Costa C. Joseph Crane '49 Katherine Creeggan Lucinda Cunha Bradley R. Dahlberg '89 Marilyn Davidson Benedicta Davis Dora Del Porto

Carol Delehanty Louie Delgado Mary-Alice Delgado J. Russell Deterding Lena Diullo Kirk Dollarhide Eugene A. Domek '67 Dr. John H. Doval '31 Joseph Drab, Sr. Redford DuPass Milford P. Dupzyk '41 Julian Elorduy, Jr. Dinah Ennis Judy Esola '58 Albert S. Estacio '54

GENEROUS COMPANIES & ORGANIZATIONS Aba Daba Rentals Alpine Investigations Bank of Sacramento Bar J Investments Board of Directors & Members APMC BOS Sheet Metal Inc. Brothers Plumbing & Electrical Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services of the Diocese of Sac CBHS Student Council 2015-2016 Clark Trucking Service, Inc. Claudia Bordin Design Davis Smiles Dentistry De La Salle Institute Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham DLMC Foundation DLR Group Duane’s Body & Paint, Inc. El Dorado Savings Bank

Exchange Bank Gayle Manufacturing Co. Genovese, Burford & Brothers Granite Bay Ladies Golf Association Health Net Hilbers, Inc. Iliad Group LLC Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary Loretto High School Alumni Inter-Cal Real Estate Corporation ISSE Services Joanne Smolich Trust Lasallian Education Fund Law Office of Daniel Costa Law Office of Tom Johnson Lewis Kassis Trust Foundation Lucille M. Morgan Trust Marketplace Communications Mazza Dental Care

CONTRIBUTIONS WERE MADE IN MEMORY OF… Jay Abegglen Janice Aboytes Julia Alexis Kathey Anderson Alfred Astore Richard Azevedo Dr. John M. Babich '41 Bob Bach Woody Bagley '43 Dan Baier Christopher D. Becker '97 Clayton Berriesford Alan Blach Gerrie Bober Gordon A. Boswell

Bernard Boyer Edward A. Boyle Shannon Brady Wanda Branich Br. David E. Brennan, FSC William J. Brennan '47 Robert B. Brine '48 Michael Brousseau Patrick W. Burke Jan C. Bush '55 Thomas P. Byrne David Caraska '70 Barney Carey Edward L. Carey '46 Donald R. Carson

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CONTRIBUTIONS WERE MADE IN MEMORY OF… (CONTINUED) Robert W. Evans Alan P. Fenech '62 Elwood Fisher Katherine Franklin Martin J. Fuerst, Jr. '52 Paul Gallo Patrick J. Geary '62 Richard Gliebe '80 Charlene Grady Jason Grady '92 Betty Grasmick Julie Gunter Anthony A. Gutierrez '52 Nancy Gutierrez James L. Haas George Hammer Gerald R. Hansen '56 Lynn Hatch Cici Haw Mary Lou Henrickson James J. Herzog '56 Ken Hicks George Ann Higgins Robert Hocking, Sr. Opal Hoffart James R. Holiday Richard N. Hopkins '61 Barbara J. Hudson '68 Robert E. Hutto Anthony Ingoglia, Jr. '53 Don Ingoglia '57 Jessica Jones Jack Kassel William Kassis Marilyn Keaney Shirley Kienlen Ronald A. King '46 Florence A. Kirrene Caraline Koewler

Robert Kohler, Sr. Marcia Kolb Mary Ann Koppes Chester Kubaszewski Regina M. Kuzmich James Lamattino John P. Larrea '52 Albert R. Lazzarone Mary Jo Lee '57 William J. Limeberger '56 Julia Locke Mary Ann Long '58 Kathryn E. Luttrell Don Luttrell Eileen E. Machado Ronald G. MacKenzie John P. Martin '64 Choco Martinez Claire E. Marty '06 Herbert J. Mather '51 Jack F. Matranga Claire Matthews Donald E. McCollom Eli McCullough James M. McNamara '47 Kathleen McNamara Frances McVeigh Mark Mellish '79 Richard J. Mette '56 John Mewborn Robert H. Meyer, Ph.D. '52 Jim Miller Gib Mitchell Peter M. Mooney '60 Patricia A. Moore Mary Moran William Moran Lucille M. Morgan Ronald G. Morgan

John T. Mulligan Michelle Mullin John P. Murphy '63 Spud Murphy JoLee & Kevin Murray Gerald L. Musgrave, Sr. Frank Musso Rosaline Nunes '59 Elizabeth Oglesby Luella Olthoff Adon V. Panattoni '35 Bruce I. Pekari Spencer C. Pershall '17 Claire Petavine William E. Potorf Crystal Primasing Jane Puliz Roberta Rakela Raymond L. Reel '62 Wallace Reid Ed Reynolds Marie Reynolds Fred Rincon Gerald E. Risse '56 William D. Roberts Gene Roenspie Stephen J. Rooney, Jr. '43 Christina T. Rosales '96 Barry Rosetti Ed Ross Joan M. Salave Br. Luke Salm, FSC Adeline Salmeron Daniel P. Sanchez '54 Gerald F. Sarmento Velma Schaaf Robert Schleh Greg Schmidt Fredrick Schroeder '61

Amy Schwindt Albeth Scott Anneta Scroggins Joe Seamon Janet Separovich '69 Mark Separovich '31 Brett Shaad Cindy Sharp William Silva '35 Allen Simonson Faye Skoien Florence Smart Ann Smith Luella A. Smith Sara P. Smith '59 Anthony J. Smolich '41 Marcella E. Smolich Mark A. Soto '80 John B. Stassi '59 John Stremple Mary Sweeny Patrick L. Taormina '00 Patrick R. Tatro '72 Andrew Tobia Bob Underhill Peter A. Viducich '37 Jim Vine Michael J. Virga James Wait Frank Wandell Mary Waterbury Timothy Watters '80 Jeff White '67 Robert F. Wiget '55 Donald W. Wilson LeRoy Winter Joel C. Witherell '56 Betty Yearwood Art Zurawski

CONTRIBUTIONS WERE MADE TO THE FOLLOWING SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Helen Babich Endowed Scholarship Fund Christopher Becker Endowed Scholarship Fund William F. & Lena Bordisso Endowed Scholarship Fund Br. David Brennan, FSC Endowed Scholarship Fund Christian Brothers Endowed Scholarship Fund Desmond Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Isabel V. Dinelli Endowed Scholarship Fund Alan Fenech ‘62 Endowed Scholarship Fund Jason Grady Memorial Scholarship Fund Bill and Eleanor Keating Endowed Scholarship Fund Joseph J. Kirrene Endowed Scholarship Fund

Dan Lahey Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund Ron Limeberger Endowed Athletic Fund Ronald G. MacKenzie Memorial Scholarship Fund Mahaney Family Endowed Scholarship Fund John J. Marquardsen, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund Dwight ‘Dinty’ Moore Endowed Scholarship Fund Jolee & Kevin Murray Endowed Scholarship Fund Adon Panattoni Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Wm. M. Francis Pipe Trades Endowed Scholarship Mike & Jim Roberts Endowed Scholarship Fund Janet M. Separovich ‘69 Endowed Scholarship Fund Mark J. Separovich ‘31 Endowed Scholarship Fund Francis J. Silvey ‘54 Endowed Scholarship Fund Marco Smolich Endowed Scholarship Fund John B. Stassi ‘59 Endowed Scholarship Fund Pete Tomasini Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph & Lorraine Valine Endowed Scholarship Fund Mary C. Waterbury Endowed Scholarship Fund

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2015 -2016 ANNUAL REPORT

Christian Brothers High School Statement of Financial Activities For the Year Ended June 30, 2016 TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED

UNRESTRICTED

PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED

TOTAL

REVENUES & SUPPORT Tuition and fees Tuition assistance

$ 14,862,397

—

$

—

$

$ 14,862,397

(2,514,923)

(2,514,923)

Advancement activities

791,101

Auxiliary income, net

131,029

Investment & other income

112,793

98,349

211,142

2,117,826

(2,117,826)

—

15,500,223

317,131

Net assets released from restriction Total Revenues & Support

2,336,608

366,220

3,493,929 131,029

366,220

16,183,574

EXPENSES Instruction & student programs

9,770,378

9,770,378

General & administrative

3,206,995

3,206,995

Facilities maintenance

982,416

982,416

Fundraising expenses

601,117

601,117

Total Expenses

14,560,906

—

—

14,560,906

Change in Net Assets

939,317

317,131

366,220

1,622,668

Net Assets, beginning

25,022,158

4,666,447

4,832,239

34,520,844

$ 25,961,475

$ 4,983,578

$ 5,198,459

$ 36,143,512

Net Assets, ending

$10

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“Christian Brothers doesn’t feel like just any other high school, but more of community that is a safe place to be and express yourself.

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The La Salle Club’s Family and Friends Golf Tournament

Rich Poletti '63, Jack Clara '50, Tim Poletti '86, Tony Poletti '88

THE EVENT RAISED AN IMPRESSIVE Andy Reisinger '00, Dick Reisinger '75, Ernie Guerra '90, Tai Mamea IV '16

Kirk Murphy '77 & Bernie Church '62

Golfers drove, chipped and putted in support of CB Athletics at the first annual Christian Brothers Family and Friends Golf Tournament on June 17.

The sold-out tournament, organized by The La Salle Club, blanketed both courses at Haggin Oaks Golf Complex with over 200 CB alumni, family and friends competing for the first place title.

The day kicked off with a Pitch and Putt Clinic given by David ’84 and Kevin ’82 Sutherland, PGA Tour professionals and CB alumni. The Sutherland brothers expertly taught the finer points of golfing on and around the green to tournament players, exhibiting many of their new skills later on the course.

A total of 50 foursomes played the Haggin Oaks Alistair McKenzie and Arcade courses extremely well, with some familiar Christian Brothers golfing families taking home the biggest prizes. The Rappleye family foursome consisting of Grant ’08, Kevin, and Hunter ’13, along with Jasper Gill, took home first place on the Alistair Mackenzie course. On the Arcade Course, the McMullen family foursome took home first place- congratulations to Scott Gillaspy, Will Osen ’18, Jackson ’15 and Eric ’18 McMullen for showcasing their golf skills on this great day.

$18,000 FOR CB ATHLETICS The event raised an impressive $18,000 for CB athletics.

Kirk Murphy '77, tournament director, is thrilled with the support from the CB community. “I am extremely proud and excited about the turnout and overall support for the CB Family and Friends Golf Tournament. The ability to support Christian Brothers and the Athletic Department through a memorable day of fun, friendship and fundraising for a great program has been very rewarding. It couldn't have been accomplished without the support of The La Salle Club Board, Dale Milton, Rolf Schumann and the Haggin Oaks Tournament Director Charlie Cheung ’73.

We look forward to having another amazing day at next year’s event."

Special thanks to the event sponsors including Haggin Oaks Golf Complex and CB graduate Charlie Cheung ’73, Rex Moore Electrical (Brock Littlejohn ’85), Digital Dr. Tablet Specialists (Kenny McKechnie ’88), Gallina and Associates/John Donovan '77, Cleveland/Srixon Golf, Athletics Unlimited, Metro PCS, Home Start and Friends of CB Softball, along with many other in-kind sponsors that made this day a special one for The La Salle Club and the Christian Brothers family.

Planning is already underway for the second annual CB Family and Friends Golf Tournament on June 2, 2017.

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Special Thanks to our sponsors: Beer Garden Sponsor Rex Moore

Signature Event Still Thriving 29 Years Later!

A beautiful full moon lit up the sky over a vibrant CB campus at the 29th annual Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza in September.

Attendees sampled libations from 67 wineries and breweries while noshing on delicious appetizers donated by more than 30 Sacramento area eateries.

Private Reserve attendees enjoyed an additional hour of celebrating including music by Jackson Rohm and an exclusive selection of food and drinks. The evening’s festivities generated over $147,000 to support the CB tuition assistance program.

Tables hosting wineries, breweries and restaurants covered the CB campus from the main lawn to the Koppes Family Plaza as 2,000 party goers made their way through the electric crowd to visit with friends and classmates. Patrons of the new Speakeasy Lounge enjoyed 1920s-themed signature cocktails, sparking wine and cigars on the Mary Lawn. High-energy dance band Livewire brought down the house in the beer garden with their mix of hits from the 70’s, 80’s and today.

“Every year I am astounded by the level of community support for this event.

From attendees to the vendors, the event just keeps getting bigger and better thanks to the generosity of all involved,” explains Lorcan Barnes, CB president.

“This event would not be possible without the dedication of event co-chairs John Silva '98 and Matt Ruggiero '00, Nancy Smith-Fagan, director of advancement, Yolanda Torrecillas, director of alumni giving, and the entire Alumni Association Board of Directors. Without their months of hard work and dedication, we would not be able to change the lives of students who directly benefit from the funds raised at this event.”

A special thank you to the Classes of 1970, 1972, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1989 and 2000 for hosting food and drink tables. A big thank you to Rick Pires '79 and his classmates for providing the wonderful hors d’oeuvres and delicious BBQ during the Private Reserve.

Planning is already underway for the 2017 Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza.

Be sure to read the spring 2017 edition of Connection magazine for more information about the event.

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Private Reserve Sponsor Royal Electric Speakeasy Sponsor El Dorado Savings Bank Entertainment Sponsor Western Health Advantage Wine Garden Sponsor Raley’s Glass Sponsors • Duane’s Body and Paint • Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham • McDonald Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning • OK Tire & Automotive • Schetter Electric, Inc. • Sjoberg Evashenk Consulting • Monserrat Marketing LLC • The Nunan Family Patron Sponsors • Alpine Investigations • Best Best & Krieger Attorneys at Law • Davis Smiles Dentistry • Paragary’s With Additional Support From • Nugget Markets • Monkey Glue Lighting • Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services • W. F. Gormley & Sons

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10. Margarita Fernandez-Cuomo, Liz Gonzalez, Lynne Prettyman, Elena Arellano

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Brandon Meline ’03, Thomas Guro ’03, Dustin Meline ’03

18. Evan & Carla ’04 Albright 19. Cameron’08, Kevin, Pamela, Hunter ’13 and Grant ’08 Rappleye, Kirk Purdy

27. Tracy & Cecile Freeman, Marguerite & Kevin Olson, Paul ’86 & Colleen Mendoza, Vince Velasquez, Jerry Gibbins

20. Dannielle ’14 & Jacquelyn ’14 Olson

28. Christine & Johnathan Lessen

11. Tracey Freeman ’04 & Jayson Shaw

21. Mitch Owens ’10 & Aaron Ortega ’10

12. David Bohannon, SueAnn Teixera, Sergio Vicuna

22. Greg Hutchings ’81, Tina Hutchings, Kim Scruggs, Andy Scruggs ’81

29. Debbie Leporini, Ernie Leporini, Lauren Leporini, Vince Leporini, Felicia Parilo, Angie McKillop

23. Bill ’59 Hoover, Anne Sheehan, Connie Hoover

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15. Matt McCarthy ’09, Ryan Lutz ’09, Kayla Giese ’09

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16. Morgan ’09 & Kathy Dahl

26. David ’07, Gretchen, Tim and Devin ’10 Cotter

14. Frank '71 & Carrie Vellutini

17. Hunter & Jennifer Whitten

25. Mona '60 & Jack Witry, Ronda Hintz

30. Jennifer Wagstaff ’07 & Nicole Link ’07 31. Dennis Welsh & John Mosby ’90 32. Robert ’56 & Barbara Perry 33. Felisha Martinez & Tony Ramos 34. Kriztina Palone & Michael Blair 35. CJ & Jackie Obmann

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For the fourth consecutive year, Christian Brothers High School has earned a place on the Washington Post’s list of “America’s Most Challenging Private High Schools.”

For the fourth consecutive year, Christian Brothers High School has earned a place on the Washington Post’s list of “America’s Most Challenging Private High Schools.”

Using a Challenge Index formula designed to identify schools who challenge their students academically, author Jay Matthews ranks high schools from across the country, looking at the ratio of college-level tests given and the student body size of each school. Also noted are the percentages of students who come from families that qualify for lunch subsidies and the percentage of graduates who passed at least one Advanced Placement test during their high school career, called equity and excellence (E&E). With rigorous academics molding students into college-ready graduates, CB continues to be the place to be!

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Ambassadors' Club Dinner 2016 A warm October evening served as the perfect backdrop for the 32nd annual Ambassadors’ Club Dinner celebrating CB’s most generous supporters. Guests enjoyed the musical styling of harpist Alanna O’Neill ’19 and delectable hors d’oeuvres during the welcome reception.

A delicious dinner was later served while the CB Chamber Choir provided the dinner entertainment. The program commenced with a State of the School address by President Lorcan Barnes, followed by a video directed by Harrison Daly ’17 and Alex Tagudin ’17. John O’Connor, 47th principal of Christian Brothers, delivered the keynote speech. The evening concluded with the presentation of the 2016 Ambassadors of the Year award to Willie ’69 and Sheila Nolan.

Steve '01, Kate '96, Ted '94, Liz '05, Sheila & Willie ’69 Nolan

“I was fortunate to have gone to Christian Brothers. The Brothers, teachers, coaches and friends have had a lifelong impact on me.”

WILLIE NOLAN ’69

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Ask Willie Nolan ’69 about his time at Christian Brothers High School and he will tell you that although most of his memories involve playing sports surrounded by grammar school friends, his fondest memories were formed in the classroom. “I was fortunate to have gone to Christian Brothers. The Brothers, teachers, coaches and friends have had a lifelong impact on me,” says Willie.

For both Willie ’69 and Sheila, CB has become much more than just a high school experience, but a lifelong passion. As graduates of Christian Brothers and Loretto high schools, they understand firsthand the importance and significance of attending a Catholic high school.

When the time came to send their four children, W.R. Theodore ’94, Katherine ’96, Stephen ’01 and Elizabeth ’05 to high school, there was little question of where they would attend. “Our children each have their own unique personalities and interests,” explains Sheila. “At CB, they each had a diverse high school experience that met their individual needs and expectations. The common thread for all of them was that CB provided them with what they needed to be successful in college and beyond. The teachers and administrators genuinely care about the students as individuals and want to help them succeed and become all they can be!

Their dedication inspires me to help continue the legacy and mission of Christian Brothers.”

“As great as the school was when I attended, it has become even better now,” explains Willie. “The addition of young women to the student body in 1990, the growth of the school, academically and spiritually, and its continued dedication to the Lasallian Catholic mission make it the wonderful and nurturing place that it is today.”

Willie and Sheila have worn countess hats at CB including enthusiastic volunteers, event sponsors, donors and parents. Willie served on the Board of Trustees for six years, two of those as chair, providing leadership and guidance at a time when the school was developing its current campus master plan.

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Msgr. Al O’Connor, Renee '76 & Mike ’72 Malaki

David & Peggy Walrath, Janet & Steve Ruggiero, Jill & Ken ’74 Bennett

“Willie and Sheila make a profound difference in the lives of young people through their support of Christian Brothers High School.”

Shirley Liu & John Ingoglia

LORCAN BARNES, PRESIDENT Willie ’69 & Sheila Nolan, Lorcan Barnes

The pair has generously and proudly supported the school financially for more than 30 years. When asked why, they say there are many reasons which all lead back to the strength of CB as both a school and a business.

“I credit much of CB’s current success to Lorcan Barnes’s business-savvy leadership, the dedication of the board of trustees, and the generosity of the school’s supporters. CB has been able to sustain significant growth and improvement, including new facilities and academic programs.

None of that would have been possible without the school being in a financially stable position with passionate donors and allies.”

Sheila recognizes the many gifts and opportunities provided to students that would not be possible without the support of donors. “I am touched by the opportunity students have to

Jennifer Makol, Br. Dan Morgan, FSC, Troy Bird ’82

learn in fantastic classrooms, study engineering and perform in the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center. So many aspects of the campus are truly gifts to our students that would not be possible without financial stability.”

Splitting their time between Chicago, IL, and Sacramento does not stop Willie and Sheila from continuing their involvement with Christian Brothers. Willie will be serving as chairman of the upcoming capital campaign aimed at achieving the 15-year vision for the school.

“Willie and Sheila Nolan are known for being ‘CB cheerleaders’, always promoting the school to everyone they meet, especially their neighbors,” says John Nunan, board of trustees chair. “They have been our friends and neighbors for over thirty

years. We attribute our longtime connection to Christian Brothers High School directly to them and we are truly grateful.”

“Willie and Sheila make a profound difference in the lives of young people through their support of Christian Brothers High School,” says Lorcan Barnes, president.

“Their ongoing support of tuition assistance has made it possible for children to attend CB who would otherwise not have that opportunity.

Their support of our Building on the Tradition campaigns ensures that our students have the facilities essential to discover and develop their God-given gifts. We are incredibly blessed to honor such deserving people as the 2016 Ambassadors of the Year.”

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CB Athletic Hall of Fame 2016 A sold-out crowd of 300 attendees gathered on June 4 in the Jack Witry Field House to celebrate the second induction class at the CB Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner and Awards Ceremony. Coaches and athletes from across the decades were honored for their athletic contributions.

David Cooke ’81 & Lorcan Barnes

Nick & Amanda ’98 Rienehart

Linda & Rodney Zanze ’75

To nominate an athlete, coach, team or administrator/community leader for consideration as an Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, please visit www.cbathletics.org.

2016 Hall of Fame Inductees

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Highlights of the event included an invocation from Sister Maria Campos and remarks by David Cooke ’81, Sandie Silvestri ’77 on behalf of her mother Lois Curtis, and Jeff Tisdel ’74. The crowd gave a standing ovation for Sam Stassi ’58 and his wife, Joane, in celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary that same evening.

A special thank you to Pat Still of KNCI radio who served as the master of ceremonies and to the Athletic Hall of Fame Committee for their hard work throughout the selection process and ensuring the event was a tremendous success: Gloria Bauer, Bernie Church ’62, Danny Delgado ’79, Cynthia Gandy ’78, Pat Gormley ’07, Patrick Harris ’82, Dale Milton, Bobbi Pires ’76, Paul Rieschick, Nancy Smith-Fagan, Dick Sperbeck, Wendy Voss and Jack Witry.

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CLASS OF 2016 INDUCTEES: • Clark Aldrich ’62 • David Cooke ’81 • Lois Curtis • Dave Jesmer ’54 Beatrice Navarrete ’88 & Socorro Romo-Watkins ’79

Bernie Church ’62 & Kirk Murphy '77

• John “Duster” Mails – 1912 • Ken Orvick ’50 • Dick Sperbeck • John Stassi ’59 • Sam Stassi ’58 • Jeff Tisdel ’74 • Jack Witry

Mike McCarthy ’80 & Joe McNamara ’83

• Rodney Zanze ’75

Matt Orvick & Rick O’Day ’50

Dave '54 & Catherine Jesmer Sage Mermejo ’87, Laura Schield ’87, Cat Butler ’87 & Amy Silan-Sprague ’88

SAVE THE DATE!

THE LA SALLE CLUB BASEBALL HALL OF FAME DINNER DATE: February TIME: 5:30

4, 2017

pm — 8:30 pm

INFO: www.thelasalleclub.com

Sylvia Scott & Nancy Elorduy

Sandie Silvestri ’77

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Michelle La Sala ’98 Helps Falcon 5K Fly FALCON 5K 2016 & 2017

Michelle La Sala ’98 has always been passionate about running. As a CB student, La Sala ran cross country and track under the direction of Danny Delgado ’79, going on to race at the NCAA Division 1 level for the University of Portland.

She returned to CB in 2009 and 2010, reuniting with Coach Delgado to coach cross country for the Falcons.

In all, she has completed 27 marathons and holds a 2:59 personal best race time, even competing in the infamous 2013 Boston Marathon. Recently, she ran in the Berlin Marathon, a premier race for top runners around the world.

Needless to say, she was born to run. La Sala even made a career for herself out of running, working in race management for the past 12 years on events including the Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco marathons, before starting her own race management company, Blistering Pace Race Management, in April 2016.

So when CB came up with the idea to organize a 5K, Michelle La Sala’s name naturally emerged. “I got involved with the Falcon 5K through Nancy Smith-Fagan and Dennis Zilaff ’71. I met with Nancy in the fall of 2015 about the idea of organizing a CB 5K , and then it just came alive…,” says La Sala. Coincidentally, La Sala was working on getting Blistering Pace Race Management up and running, making the Falcon 5K the perfect test race.

After months of meeting and preparation, the first Falcon 5K was held at William Land Park on April 2, 2016. In its first year, the event drew over 600 participants, raising $14,589 for CB student activities and programs.

La Sala is thrilled with the event’s turnout and believes it is a great start for a brand new tradition with the potential for major growth, “Having 600 participants for a first-time 5K race is great! It shows the event’s potential for growth and interest of the community.”

“This event would not have been possible with Michelle’s help and expertise! She jumped right in and showed us where to start to get the event off and running. We are honored to be one of Blistering Pace Race Management’s

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Hallie Mikacich, Allie Hock, Isabella de Mattos, Natalia Kimmelshue & Sydney Carlson

“This event would not have been possible with Michelle’s help and expertise! She jumped right in and showed us where to start to get the event off and running.”

MC Patrick Harbison '98 & Dinger

NANCY SMITH - FAGAN, DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT Julie Gallardo & Michael Ost '18

Jake '96, Emily '97, Dylan, Gabriel & Eli Hunley

Jared '17, Tim, Lorie, Malie '17 & Callahan '17 Shelley

first official events and we look forward to a long-term partnership.

Michelle truly demonstrates what it means to 'Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve' by utilizing her strengths and talents to support the CB community,” says Nancy Smith-Fagan, director of advancement.

La Sala continues giving back to her alma-mater because of the passion she discovered as a CB student and the support she felt from the school community, “What motivates me to support Christian Brothers and the Falcon 5K is that CB holds a very special place in my heart. As a runner at Christian Brothers, I was a section champion and 10th in the state in cross country. I had so much support for my accomplishments from classmates, teachers and

Connie, Mack '20 & Sophie '17 Emerson

administrators. It has been especially motivating to me in recent years to see how many people from CB have become runners themselves. It has been great to reconnect with people through running and at local races. To present running as a fun way to be healthy and involved, a way to support a cause that is important to you, and a way to promote community, not only at Christian Brothers, but within the greater Sacramento area and the running community, it is truly a win-win. I can’t think of a race I’d rather be involved with from the start than the CB Falcon 5K!” She has high hopes for next year’s event and hopes to get more CB alumni and their families involved in the race, “I am looking forward

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to next year’s event and seeing the race get even bigger and better. I really want to see more alumni out there running. We had so many students and their families, but I think alumni could add another level of CB spirit and pride. My hope is the Falcon 5K becomes one of those traditional CB events that everyone marks on their calendar annually and attends in a big group.”

Mark your calendars for the 2017 Falcon 5K on Saturday, April 1, 2017 in William Land Park! More information will be available on the CB website in January 2017.

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CLASS OF 1956 REUNION The Class of 1956 celebrated its 60-year reunion on August 6 at Club Pheasant.

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CLASS OF 1966 REUNION

The Class of 1966 celebrated its 50-year reunion on September 17 at the California Auto Museum.

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CLASS OF 1976 REUNION The Class of 1976 from Bishop Manogue jointly celebrated its 40-year reunion on September 2 at Christian Brothers High School.

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CLASS OF 1981 REUNION

A joint 35-year reunion of all Sacramento-area Catholic high schools was held on June 25 at Piatti Ristorante & Bar.

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CLASS OF 1996 REUNION

The Class of 1996 celebrated its 20-year reunion on August 27 at Christian Brothers High School.

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CLASS OF 2006 REUNION

The Class of 2006 celebrated its 10-year reunion on July 23 at Christian Brothers High School.

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In Memoriam Renae Achondo '80 Willard “Woody” T. Bagley '43 Jerome Bird '67 Franklin Cornacchioli '65 Eugene A. Domek '67 Richard Gliebe '80 Anthony A. Gutierrez '52 Jerry R. Hansen '56 James J. Herzog '56 Barbara J. Hudson '68 Percilla Ktaintz '58 Mary Jo Lee '57 Mary Ann Long '58 Michael J. Mc Donnell '62 Robert H. Meyer, Ph.D. '52 John P. Murphy '63 Christian Pusateri ’12 William F. Rico '42 Gerald E. Risse '56 Stephen J. Rooney, Jr. '43 William W. Silva '35 Sara P. Smith '59 Patrick Taormina '00

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The Brother Bertram Society was founded in 1994 to honor Brother Bertram Coleman, FSC. The society includes persons and couples who have made provisions for Christian Brothers High School in their estate plans.

In his 70 years of service to the District of San Francisco, Br. Bertram served as a teacher, high school prefect, vice principal, athletic director and coach, director of student Brothers at St. Mary’s College, principal of Christian Brothers and Cathedral high schools, Brother Visitor, development director, alumni director, Director General of Mont La Salle and district archivist. He was a passionate advocate of Lasallian Catholic education and ardently committed to educating the poor.

The Brother Bertram Society speaks to the importance of estate planning to the future of Christian Brothers High School.

If you have included CBHS in your estate plans, or if you would like information about the Brother Bertram Society, please contact Nancy Smith-Fagan, director of advancement, at 916-733-3608.

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Alumni News & Notes JoAnn Anglin ’59, retired from the State of California as a Public Information Officer. Since retirement, she has become a weekly teacher of poetry writing at Folsom State Prison. Her oldest grandson, Giovanni DelPiero, began his high school career in August as a member of CB’s Class of 2020.

Jim Zarzana ’68 is finishing the final books of his science-fiction book series, The Marsco Saga.

The thrilling novels, set in Sacramento, tell a story about a post-nationhood world controlled by a single mega-corporation. His first two books, The Marsco Dissident and Masrco Triumphant, are currently available for purchase on Amazon, with expected releases in 2017 of books three and four. Prior to pursuing his writing passion, Zarzana taught for 41 years, 26 of those at Southwest Minnesota State University. He earned his Ph.D. at University of Notre Dame specializing in 19th century British literature and the British novel.

George Perrin ’71 retired in September 2015 after 28 years with Aerojet, working in both contracts and program management on a host of space and

defense programs. George and his wife, Florence, celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary in August of this year and they are enjoying traveling and catching up on “everything we all put off until retirement.” So far their travels have taken them on a California coastal cruise and a two-and-a-half week trip through Europe accompanied by their children George ’02 and Sarah ’05. The couple hopes to visit Tokyo next for the 2020 Summer Olympics. In his spare time, George enjoys engaging in genealogical research, tracing his family heritage back to France and Belgium, and his wife's back to Spain, Scotland and the Ukraine.

Steve Pisani ’76 married Dina Carson in 1979, moving their family to Idaho in 1995.

The couple has two children, Josh and Ashley, who are now married with families of their own. Steve had an 18-year career with the City of Lewiston Fire Department, from where he is retiring in the fall.

Where are They Now? Please contact Natalie Reyes ’09, Assistant Director of Communications, if you know addresses or phone numbers for any of the listed individuals.

Natalie can be reached at (916) 733-3622 or nreyes@cbhs-sacramento.org.

CLASS OF ‘37 Maurice Bambery '37 John Egan '37 Frederick Gilman '37 Archer Hardwick '37 Adrian Kenzler '37 Jerome Lewis '37 Robert Lewis '37 Louis Palmero '37 William Palms '37 Bart Pinaglia '37 Joseph Puliz '37 James Sloat '37 Joseph Wooten '37 CLASS OF ‘42 E. J. Bernhiem '42 Edwin Davis '42 Lawrence Duffy '42 Robert Fram '42 Ernest Gonzales '42

CB Alumna Revamps KBFT Studio Over the summer, the KBFT Studio received a major set makeover thanks to Mina Mohhaddes ’09.

Mohaddes, a graduate of Loyola Marymount University, works in Los Angeles as a production designer and production assistant on television and digital projects for companies like Home Depot, Facebook, Buick, Priceline, and more. She also serves as production assistant for major award shows like the Teen Choice Awards, Emmys, and American Music Awards. She has been fortunate enough to work on the Grammy Awards three years in a row and it is her favorite project to work on each year.

Mohaddes credits her ability to juggle many tasks and projects to the time she spent at CB, “Being in set production requires being a ‘Jane of all trades’, something which I certainly started doing back at CB as KBFT executive producer, student council

rally chair and honor student.

The diversity of opportunity and challenge at CB paved the way for me to excel as a multi-tasker who would not confine or limit myself. It allowed me to challenge myself to work hard and set my standards for the quality I demand from myself. My work ethic has not gone unnoticed in my profession and it is the reason I have come so far. Thank you to Mr. Hogan ’95 and Mr. Capogreco ’86, as well as my many other wonderful teachers who challenged me to be creative and work harder. I would not be where I am today without their influence!”

Forest Hubbs '42 Carl Inderkum '42 James Keller '42 Benjamin Lazaro '42 Raymond Lorenzato '42 Ernest Martinez '42 William Ryan '42 Edward Schank '42 Gordon Smith '42 Frank Teribile '42 Thomas Wahl '42 Alven Weibe '42 Spencer Wickman '42

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CLASS OF ‘47 Donald Moloney '47 Robert Olds '47 Robert Osgood '47 Howard Smith '47 Robert Stoich '47 CLASS OF ‘52 Bob Cardoza '52 Joe Flores '52 Thomas Gill '52 John Rocco '52 Dave Steele '52 Michael Wright '52 CLASS OF ‘57 Ignacio Arrien '57 Carolyn Assell '57 Marrellyn Axton '57 Nancy Bascherini-Morrrow '57 Kathleen Battistich '57 Mary Blake '57 Earl Bradford '57 Mary Clark '57 Henrietta Dominguez '57 Margaret Durrer '57 Barbara Etzler '57 Rita Felton '57 Sandra Gonzales '57 Katie Hawkins '57 Shirley Herrera '57 Tom Higgins '57 Barbara Imhof '57 Ronald Johnson '57 Barbara Kierbow '57 Shirley Knox '57 Toula Kotosovolos '57 Doris Lenhart '57 Marie Lobue '57 Elipio Lovato '57 Elipio Lovato '57 Wayne Lukens '57 Jeff Maldonado '57 Renaldo Martinez '57 Eleanor Mc Geoguh '57 Barbara Muir '57 Margaret Neason '57 Catherine Pascual '57 Norberto Rivera '57 Elaine Russell '57 Ann Scruggs '57 Jane Sparks '57 Mary Stahl '57 Nancy Stillman '57 Martha Strong '57 Frances Utz '57 Edward Webber '57 Judith Wolf '57 Phyllis Wyant '57 CLASS OF ‘62 Patrica Adams '62 Steven Anderson '62 Robert Avilla '62 Sharon Bell '62 Joan Bertolucci '62 John Boudier '62

Steve and Dina moved to Boise last year to be near their daughter and family. Steve is planning on joining Dina in the real estate industry with Windermere Professionals.

For more information about Windermere Professional, please visit www.dinapisaniproperties.withwre.com.

In November 2015, Paul E. Jacobs ’77 transitioned to his new role as Assistant Executive Director at the California Energy Commission after 28 years as a chief at Cal/Environmental Protection Agency— Air Resources Board. His son, Daniel ’04, married wife, Emmalee, in 2014 and teaches in Los Angeles while pursuing his music career, fronting the band AM Exchange. Daughter Jackie ’06 is a nurse in El Dorado County. Paul is very proud of both of his children and the CB bond they all share.

Mark A. Caruso ’78 teaches special education at Jenny Lind Elementary School in Valley Springs, California.

He also coaches sixth grade girls' and boys' basketball, leading championship girls' teams in 2008 and 2011.

Mark lives with his wife, Mary, and their three daughters, Claire (27), Rose (25) and Grace (23).

Chris Holtz ’81 is settling well into his new role as Chief of the Business Management Division at the California Board of Equalization.

Oscar Fuentes ’82 and his wife, Amy, were blessed with two amazing grandsons this year. On March 18, the family welcomed Hunter Joseph Fuentes, and Dominic Michael Hernandez soon thereafter on June 24, Oscar will be celebrating 29 years with the United States Postal Service this year. He hopes to see all of his classmates at the next reunion and encourages them to post in Connection magazine to keep everyone updated.

Adolfo Mercado ’92 finished his 11th year at Sacramento Country Day School where he lives out St. John Baptiste de La Salle's passion of service to the poor through education. He is the longest-tenured director of the Breakthrough Sacramento program housed at Sacramento Country Day School. With their "Students Teaching Students" model, Adolfo leads a team that prepares middle and high school students for admission to selective colleges and universities while training undergrads to be leaders in education.

Michael Sharp ’92 was recently highlighted in the Sacramento Business Journal for his promotion to president of CourseCo, a golf course management company based in Petaluma. Michael played golf at CB, transitioning his love for the game into a career on the course, working at Teal Bend and Turkey Creek golf courses during college at Sacramento State.

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Becky and Tony Caselli ’97 welcomed their first child, Charlotte, into the world on April 4. Weighing in at 7 pounds, 7 ounces and standing tall at 20.75 inches, the bouncing baby girl has brought so much joy to the new beaming parents. Tony continues to teach American Literature and World Literature at Christian Brothers.

Mary Alice (Bennett) Spinelli ’99 and her husband, Mark, welcomed a beautiful daughter, Emilia Josephine Spinelli, into the world on April 25. The new bundle of joy tipped the scale at 6 pounds, 13 ounces and was 20 inches tall. Christina (3) is a very proud big sister!

Duncan Adam ’01 and Diana Tonks were married on September 17, 2016 at the Wine & Roses Resort in Lodi surrounded by family and friends. The wedding party included Connor Adam ’06 as best man and bridesmaid Kate Adam ’02. Henry de Vere White’ 97 served proudly as the wedding officiant. The newlyweds honeymooned in Belgium and Amsterdam and will reside in their new home in Lodi. Duncan works for Firestone Walker Brewing Company as a Regional Sales Manager. Diana will continue as General Manager for de Vere’s Irish Pub, Sacramento.

Monica (Schaub) Robinson ’01, shown here with Future Falcon Rory, recently completed her term as president of the CB Alumni Association.

Julian Elorduy ’03 and his wife, Kaila Niles, celebrated the birth of their daughter, Sloane Lee, on June 15. Sloane arrived at 6 pounds, 6 ounces and is a most welcome first addition to the Elorduy family.

Ben Claridad ’05, an Olympic weightlifter, recently founded a USAW certified weightlifting club, Occam Athletics, in downtown Sacramento. Claridad is the owner and head coach of an Olympic weight lifting team and also hosts general fitness and conditioning classes at the club.

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In the spring Christianna Golden ’06 journeyed to Italy to begin her nine-month deployment with the U.S. Marines as a 1st lieutenant, adjutant. Prior to joining the Marines in 2013, she graduated from San Jose State University in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in art. Golden also served as a substitute teacher and basketball coach at CB.

partner, Mikael Gustafson, returned to Sacramento to launch their own video production company, Sea Stand Productions, located at 1742 36th Street.

Habitat for Humanity and Seasons Coffee Roasters are just some of their growing clientele of nonprofit organizations and small businesses. Their most recent video for Habitat for Humanity was featured on Upworthy to over 8 million followers and helped the organization raise over $100,000. For more information about Sea Stand Productions, visit www.seastandproductions.com.

University of San Francisco law student, Joe Lewis '07, was selected as the winner of the 2016 California Real Property Law Journal Student Writing Competition.

Lewis' article, "Can a Rent-Controlled Lease Be Exempted from a Bankruptcy Estate?", will appear in a future edition of the California Real Property Journal.

Natalie Lenhart ’06 recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a bachelor’s degree in public policy.

She plans to continue her education by earning her master’s degree. Pictured here with fellow CBHS alumnae Laine Himmelmann ’06, Natalie Nelson ’06, Kaley Matthews ’06, and Tara Cogan ’06.

Congratulations to Kaley Matthews ’06 on her recent engagement to Dominic Cooper. Cooper surprised Kaley with the proposal at the 2016 Kentucky Derby in May. They are looking forward to a spring wedding in 2017.

Evan Burford ’07 is embarking on his second year of business school at The Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania where he is jumpstarting his career change into strategy consulting. Prior to attending business school, Burford worked in finance at Sony Pictures Entertainment in Los Angeles. He has a passion for the media industry and hopes to work in business development in the Bay Area after graduating in 2017. Burford is also planning his wedding to fiance, Monica, whom he met in college at UCLA. The couple plans to get married at the beautiful Christian Brothers Mont La Salle property in Napa, CA. Active in KBFT during her time at Christian Brothers, Heather Kennedy ’07 went on to graduate from California State University, Long Beach in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in film and electronic arts. After working as a movie trailer and TV promo editor for Roadtrip Nation and DG Entertainment, she and her

Tara (McGee) Visger ’07 married Shawn Visger on Saturday, July 23 at The Flower Farm Inn in Loomis.

The ceremony was officiated

by Senator Isadore Hall, whom Tara supports as a legislative aide. The couple met over four years ago at Chargin’s Bar & Grill, where Tara was celebrating the birthday of Stephanie Gabrielli ’07. Shawn is a personal trainer and owner of Gym Integrated Fitness located in East Sacramento. The couple’s son, Aiden, is a preschooler and looks forward to attending Sacred Heart School next year.

Elisa Cuomo ’08 graduated from UC Santa Barbara in 2012. She was recently promoted to a new position as the Northern California/Las Vegas/Hawaii Divisional Retail Merchandiser for Nordstrom in San Francisco.

Maren Gallagher ’08 graduated from Santa Clara University in June of 2016 with a master's degree in counseling psychology and an emphasis in correctional psychology. Maren is currently working towards licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist and is employed at a treatment center in Sacramento where she is specializing in the treatment of eating disorders. She is also studying yoga in the hopes of incorporating Eastern philosophy and mindful movement in her clinical practice.

In December 2012, Cameron Rappleye ’08 earned a bachelor’s degree in business marketing at California State University, Sacramento where he attended on a

Patricia Bruce '62 John Brunstetter '62 Frances Church '62 Raymond Dussault '62 Farrish Earnest '62 Julie Ann Emmons '62 Sandra Faithfull '62 John Farrell '62 Rosemary Gonzales '62 Libby Gutierrez '62 Tim Hanna '62 Lovell Hopper '62 John James '62 James Kellian '62 Chris Kirchner '62 Jerry Lafferty '62 Joseph Lagomarsino '62 Michael Leinen '62 Ingrid Linnea '62 Loni Lucich '62 Harrietta Marinko '62 Toni Marshall '62 Michael Mc Carthy '62 Richard Mc Kenzie '62 Kay Nelson '62 Carol Nethercote '62 Walter Nino '62 Tim O'Leary '62 Donald Palmer '62 Stephen Proctor '62 Sandy Raikes '62 Mary Ramirez '62 Josephine Root '62 Carlena Rowell '62 Sherry Saris '62 Suzanne Sickels '62 Richard Silva '62 Leo Sullivan '62 Linda Tracy '62 Janet Walker '62 John Wallace '62 Oscar Williams '62 Chuck Zeller '62 CLASS OF ‘67 Antonio Acosta '67 Daniel Angoletti '67 Michael Avery '67 Albert Battimarco '67 Jess Bedore '67 Edward Bell '67 Charles Bellows '67 David Bettencourt '67 Floyd Bisiar '67 Ivan Brida '67 Albert Budmark '67 Bernard Camacho '67 Michael Corrigan '67 Lee Cummings '67 Steve De Melo '67 Vincent Dijanich '67 James Franzoia '67 Richard Gomez '67 Henry Grant '67 Michael Hanley '67 Gary Hedlund '67

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Carl Hefner '67 Gary Hill '67 John Hill '67 Michael Horgan '67 Anthony Jackson '67 Anthony Jackson '67 Michael Judd '67 Frank Koski '67 Joseph Latteri '67 Andrew Maller '67 Anibal Michel '67 Edmond Nereaux '67 Patrick Oden '67 William Omnes '67 Michael O'Ray '67 Michael Owens '67 Donald Page '67 Peter Parker '67 Steve Ramirez '67 Walter Raymond '67 George Reta '67 Dan Schneider '67 Joseph Scott '67 Daniel Solorio '67 Charles Stilson '67 Irvin Treadway '67 David Tremblay '67 Ken Wells '67 William Winchester '67 Steven Wittmann '67 CLASS OF ‘72 Daniel Allen '72 John Apostolo '72 Steven Baker '72 Mary Ann Bonomo '72 Thomas Boyle '72 Shirley Brady '72 Grisel Bybee '72 Kenneth Carr '72 Michael Chatfield '72 Paul Crawford '72 Thomas Crawley '72 Guy Dahlbeck '72 Pamela Davis '72 Ronald Dillen '72 Matthew Domek '72 Matthew Donovan '72 David Feiling '72 James Finn '72 Italo Ghidotti '72 James Gilardi '72 Arthur Gonzalez '72 John Hubert '72 Jeffrey Jackson '72 Dennis Joost '72 Bernard Kanowsky '72 Gregory Kazlow '72 Derac Krumm '72 William Lee '72 John Marshall '72 Michael Martin '72 Mark Mason '72 Michael Mc Auliffe '72 James Mc Candless '72 Alfred McGorry '72

golf scholarship. After graduation, Rappleye toured the country playing professional golf along with great sponsors, great investors and his agents at Yee and Dubin Sports, who helped him reach numerous heights in the sport. In September 2015, Rappleye stepped away from the game to further explore his passion for business, landing a job as a producer with EPIC Insurance Brokers. Rappleye is loving his new position and is looking forward to becoming more involved in both the Sacramento and CB communities, “Christian Brothers High School has been a huge part of my life and I am proud to call myself an alumnus. There are great leaps in growth happening at CB and I am excited to be a part of the process!”

On August 27, Sam Frias ’09 wed long-time girlfriend Katie in an intimate ceremony beside the beautiful Monterey, CA coastline.

For the past few years, fashion model Max Jablonsky ’09 has been jet setting all over the globe for photoshoots and fashion shows. He has walked in Milan Fashion Week and appeared in campaigns for Michael Kors, Macy’s, Sears, Bloomingdale’s, Target, Abercrombie & Fitch and more. Max currently lives in Brooklyn, New York, where he continues to model and work for a real estate advertising agency. He is also apprenticing with a carpenter, working on projects throughout New York City and Long Island.

Vincent O’Brien ’09 is currently between his 3rd and 4th years of medical school at UC Irvine and taking a hiatus to pursue an MBA at UC Davis.

In May, Parker Stewart ’09 graduated from Humboldt State with a bachelor’s degree in environmental science.

He plans on moving back to Sacramento to work with a private company doing environmental work either with the community or with the surrounding bioregion(s).

While studying biology and psychology at UC Merced, Ibrahim Yusufu ’09 conducted influential research in nano-technology and clinical based aerospace science.

His free time was spent volunteering at the local ER department, teaching and performing health screens on children from low socio-economic school districts, and conducting city-wide health awareness campaigns for prevalent disease (e.g. diabetes). After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in biology and a minor in psychology from UC Merced in 2013, Ibrahim began working as a personal trainer in Merced. He continued volunteering

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as a health mentor for people in underserved communities to help improve their quality of life. In June 2014, he enrolled in the UC San Diego Pre-Medical Post-Baccalaureate program as the first step in achieving his lifelong dream of becoming a physician.

In August, Ibrahim began his medical school journey at Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, Georgia, with hopes of becoming a medical surgeon. He is thankful for the CB community for providing monumental stepping stones to his current and future success.

Jarrett Link ’10, currently a Ph.D. student in Biomedical Engineering at UC Davis, was selected to receive a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship for his study of musculoskeletal bioengineering through 2019. His project will examine and ultimately engineer articular cartilage, a type of load-bearing cartilage covering the ends of joints, such as the knee. The self-assembly process in cartilage tissue engineering has emerged as a promising repair technique since it generates cartilage with functional properties approaching those of native tissue. Link’s project aims to maintain the functional properties of the engineered cartilage and to enzymatically enhance its integration to native tissue in an inflammatory environment. He will complete his project under the mentorship of Distinguished Professor Kyriacos Athanasiou in the Departments of Biomedical Engineering and Orthopedic Surgery at UCD. When he is not in the lab, Link still enjoys playing golf, among other sports. When he is not on the course, you can find him at a trivia night or farmer’s market in Davis, although he does make his way across the causeway to visit his friends and family from time to time. He very much appreciates and remembers the contributions the Christian Brothers community made to his development as a student, scientist, and friend.

Emily (Rappleye) Hooks ’10 married Michael Hooks on April 23 at the Hyatt Regency in a surprise ceremony organized by family members and the enthusiastic groom.

Dominga Noe '11 graduated from Wagner College in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in arts administration.

After getting her feet wet working as an assistant at an entertainment management company in New York City, she has accepted a position as the Special Events Coordinator at the Marfan Foundation, a non-profit organization raising money and awareness for Marfan Syndrome and related disorders. She is also the firstever employee of the Marfan Foundation to have Marfan Syndrome. For more information, go to Marfan.org.

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It was a mini CB reunion at Shelby (Stewart) Pafford’s ’11 wedding on August 20, 2016 held on the West Steps of the State Capitol. Alumni in attendance included Tomas Capogreco ’86, Brendan Hogan ’95, Marissa Anderson ’11, Alec Castaneda ’11, Kyle Castaneda ’12, Lisa Caselli ’11, Casey Ferreirae ’11, Anthony Franzoia ’11, Diego Garcia ’11, Daniel Gau ’11, Timothy Gau ’11, Rachel Massello ’11, Ellisa Munoz ’11, Megan Perry ’11, and Scott Valine ’11.

Jimmy Barnes ’12 graduated from UCLA with a degree in political science and a minor in Arabic and Islamic Studies.

Barnes, the recipient of a prestigious ROTC scholarship, commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the US Army the same day as graduation.

He earned much-coveted placement in the Army’s Military Intelligence branch. Following training in Kentucky and Arizona, Barnes will report to Germany for his long term assignment in February 2017.

Lauren Dahl ’12 graduated from Whittier College in May 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology & nutrition. While at Whittier, Dahl played on the women’s golf team.

Jacob Greenstein ’12 graduated magna cum laude from Texas Christian University this past May with a bachelor's degree in political science with an international emphasis, and minors in Spanish & Hispanic studies and economics.

At the university, Jacob invested much of his time in interfaith and government relations work, culminating in being one of seven national coaches with the Interfaith Youth Core. Currently, Jacob is back home in Sacramento with his family volunteering with the United Religions Initiative and California Interfaith Power and Light as he tries to merge his passions for government and interfaith dialogue.

Josh Hammer ’12 graduated from Holy Names University on May 15, 2016, earning his bachelor’s degree in liberal studies and religious studies.

In addition to receiving his degree, he was the class

elected commencement speaker at graduation and received the highest honor of the ceremony, The HNU Founders Medal for outstanding service, leadership, and spirit. Hammer was also honored by the HNU Athletic Department and his baseball coaching staff with the inaugural and perpetual Captain Hawk Baseball Award for outstanding leadership, work ethic, and spirit on the baseball field. Hammer recently started graduate school at Holy Names University to pursue a master’s degree in liberal and religious studies while working as a graduate assistant. He aspires to become a high school teacher and baseball coach.

In May, Emily Achondo ’12 graduated magna cum laude from Arizona State University-Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. She returned to Sacramento where she is working as a digital media specialist for Meissner Sewing & Vacuum Centers.

Eilleen Lee ’12 graduated from University of the Pacific, earning her bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in marketing. She couldn’t bear to leave the school completely, now working full-time as a marketing assistant for both the School of Engineering and Computer Science and Office of Marketing and Communications.

In May, Clare Sorensen '12, was named to the West Coast Conference's Women's Golf All-Academic 1st Team for the University of San Francisco. This is her third consecutive time receiving this honor and she maintains a 3.94 GPA. She also graduated with honors from University of San Francisco with a bachelor’s degree in finance.

Andrej Bevins ’13, a junior at the University of New Mexico, was named to the 2016 Mountain West All-Conference Men’s Golf Team.

In the 2015-16 school year, Hunter Rappleye ’13, a St. Mary’s College junior, helped lead the men's golf team to the West Coast Conference Championship and earned Academic All-WCC honors for the second straight year. He was also named a Cleveland Golf/ Srixon All-America Scholar by the Golf Coaches Association of America in July.

In May, AnnaMarie Carmazzi '15 was nominated for the title of "Female Newcomer Athlete of the Year" at St. Mary's College for her role as mid/defender on the SMC women’s lacrosse team. In her freshman year, Carmazzi started all 14 games, scored four goals and recorded two ground balls in games against USC, Oregon and Cal.

John McLoed '72 Monica Morales '72 John Morton '72 Gilbert Mosher '72 Gilbert Navarro '72 William Nelson '72 Chris Niehaus '72 Clyde Packard '72 Steve Perich '72 Gary Peterson '72 Robert Phelpps '72 Loren Phillips '72 Bradley Randall '72 Jose Rodriguez '72 Samuel Rowe '72 Mark Russell '72 Roberto Sandoval '72 William Sang '72 Paul Schiele '72 William Simmons '72 Brett Smith '72 Michael Sneary '72 Donald Trujillo '72 Michael Valentini '72 John Watts '72 Waldon Westlake '72 Thomas White '72 Thomas Wolfe '72 Michael Wood '72 William Young '72 CLASS OF ‘77 Jeffrey Achondo '77 Walter Allaman '77 Bill Andrews '77 Dean Bailey '77 Allen Barcelon '77 Julie Bowman '77 Cecilia Boyer '77 Robert Breen '77 Robert Cardosa '77 Bill Carmazzi '77 Kenneth Cooke '77 Johnny Darden '77 Craig Elowson '77 Patrick Ferreter '77 Jacklyn Grayson '77 Mark Groth '77 Larry Gutierrez '77 Christopher Hoefling '77 Teresa Hoffman '77 Dale Jablonsky '77 Rick Jasso '77 John Jurin '77 Joseph King '77 Timothy Kirby '77 Richard Knapp '77 Steven Koenig '77 Kirk La Mar '77 Jeff Lewis '77 Mike Marquis '77 Thomas Mc Guire '77 Robert Mc Laughlin '77 Keith McPike '77 Dan Mendoza '77 Bob Moore '77

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Where are They Now? (continued) Tom Mulderrig '77 Jeff Muljat '77 Frank Nasca '77 Mark Nelson '77 Mark O'Connor '77 Anthony Olivas '77 Richard Ott '77 Tim Port '77 Ed Revak '77 Johnyee Robinson '77 Shapur Rouhani '77 Pat Saberi '77 Rebecca Saldivar '77 James Scourkes '77 Thomas Scruggs '77 Mark Seymour '77 John Silva '77 Jayne Sonognini-Thurston '77 Daniel Stites '77 Michael Vincent '77 Samira Watt '77 Vincent Weaver '77 Kevin White '77 Phillip Wilson '77 Terry Yu '77 CLASS OF ‘82 Mark Aires '82 Mark Allen '82 Andrew Beck '82 Paul Boudier '82 Dana Brooks '82 Scott Brown '82 Kitty Cooper '82 Cathi Cortez '82 James Cunningham '82 Ernest Delgado '82 Robin Dennings '82 Manuel Dinos '82 Chris Douglass '82 John Drew '82 Michael Duncan '82 Ricky Froggatt '82 Linda Geban '82 Tewfik Ghattas '82 Daniel Herbst '82 Gregory Ignacio '82 Jaime Jimenez '82 Pamela Johnson '82 Douglas Ketellapper '82 Bill Krist '82 Timothy Lane '82 James Lee '82 Lorraine Luna '82 Daniel Maucieri '82 Steven McAdaragh '82 Dennis McTygue '82 Marisa Melendez-Hull '82 David Mellish '82 Sharon Nardella '82 Sherwood Peterson '82 Cheri Reath '82 Maria Rendon '82 Chuente Rhym '82 Alvino Ruiz '82 Suzanne Sherinian '82

Scott Smith '82 Kevin Soto '82 Allison Stolz '82 Paul Torres '82 CLASS OF ‘87 Robert Alvis '87 Andrew Baima '87 Sheelah Becknell '87 Daniel Callahan '87 Jeffrey Carlson '87 David Cooke '87 Mark Cordano '87 Tim Dailey '87 Timothy Del Dailey '87 Hector Delatorre '87 Mario Escajeda '87 Renee Espinoza '87 James Finen '87 Christopher Flores '87 David Fontaine '87 Patrick Foy '87 John Gilmore '87 Neby Green '87 David Greve '87 Richelle Hall '87 Bobbie Hammond '87 Jason Harrell '87 Lori Hays '87 Veronica Hernandez '87 Gerald Hifner '87 Carl Hilts '87 Robert Holmer '87 Jason Knowles '87 Eddie Lang '87 Joni Lara-Jimenez '87 Forrest Latorre '87 Laura Ledesma '87 Eugene Lewis '87 Stephen Lewis '87 John Lilly '87 John Lindell '87 John Lindell '87 Michael Lopes '87 Cynthia Luong '87 Michael Madrigal '87 Joel Manning '87 Sandra Martinez '87 James Mc Cormack '87 James McDonald '87 Michael McGarry '87 Howard McKenzie '87 William McNairnie '87 Sage Mermejo '87 Bryan Miller '87 Andrew Miranda '87 Richard Moore '87 Robert Myles '87 Stephen Oliva '87 Rhys Panero '87 Michael Pappa '87 Joseph Perrone '87 Maria Pires-Molina '87 Jason Rakela '87 Timothy Reed '87 Thomas Richards '87

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James Roberts '87 Troy Robson '87 Robert Roche '87 Yvonne Searcy '87 Andre Shannon '87 Richard Spring '87 Brian Svetich '87 Scott Thurston '87 Kenna Toney '87 Isabel Vicente '87 Jack Vine '87 Charles Zagar '87 CLASS OF ‘92 Jamie Armenta '92 Todd Armstrong '92 Christina Ascencio '92 Anne Bartalini '92 Rodney Bettencourt '92 Jennifer Burkhalter '92 Jodi Christensen '92 Joe Ciccarelli '92 Rachel Cleary '92 Michael Colen '92 Richard Cue '92 Christopher Cvitanov '92 Ryan-Michael de Guzman '92 Anthony Del Porto '92 Maria Doregios '92 John Ellingson '92 Rebecca Forman '92 Marino Frugoli '92 Diana Gruver '92 Edward Hoopman '92 Tessa Judd '92 Sean Killian '92 Han Kim '92 Melissa King '92 Gina Kirk '92 Griffith Kwong '92 Robert LaBella '92 Jason Landreth '92 Fernando Lavana '92 Lindsay LeBlanc '92 Tiffany Lee '92 Stephen Macias '92 Daxton Mamuyac '92 Monte Manson '92 Jarrett Mason '92 Veronica Mayoral '92 Frabrizio Mejia '92 Kimberly Miller '92 Joseph Montoya '92 Carlos Moreno '92 Edgar Nava '92 Ulysses Navarrete '92 Alexander Nebreda '92 Tuan Nguyen '92 Martha Nieves '92 Michael Petty '92 Clarence Phelps '92 David Phillips '92 Damian Ploof '92 Paul Puri '92 Hernan Ramirez '92 Maria Ramos '92

Michael Reed '92 Lucy Rivera-Soria '92 Meredith Rountree '92 Kelly Rowles '92 Mario Ruelas '92 Pearl Sham '92 John Sharkey '92 Frederick Sharp '92 Deena Sierras '92 Joseph Silva '92 Erin Sorensen '92 Brent Tincher '92 Steven Upton '92 Tracy Vaden '92 Hank Vereschzagin '92 Brian Wagner '92 Douglas Wight '92 James Williams '92 Brandon Young '92 CLASS OF ‘97 Christina Andrada '97 Lee Artz '97 Russell Avila '97 Jason Azevedo '97 Ross Boughton '97 Emmile Brack '97 Jonathan Brack '97 Melissa Breech '97 Jason Brys '97 Kenny Chinakwe '97 Lindsey Clark '97 Saul Corrales '97 Kevin Costa '97 Michelle Crenshaw '97 Brian Davis '97 Darren Davis '97 Erica Dominguez '97 Kelly Dority '97 Christine Fort '97 Tamar Foster '97 Samantha Frieders '97 James Fuhs '97 Leniece Giles '97 Raudel Godina '97 Xavier Green '97 Clayton Hallford '97 Laura Hansen '97 Melissa Hayre '97 Justin Holmly '97 Karin Iniguez '97 Angela Jablonsky '97 Amber Kemp '97 Joseph Kozumplik '97 Melissa Limeberger '97 Zorba Lindros '97 Ryan Lukins '97 Michelle Matias '97 Michael Mayes '97 Sara Mc Inroy '97 Diana McGinnis '97 Marisol Melendez '97 Andrew Mendonsa '97 Heather Montgomery '97 Kristina Moorer '97 Milton Moreno '97

Todd Mulligan '97 Paula Negrete '97 David Nguyen '97 Marisa Perez '97 Michael Perkins '97 Patrick Petersen '97 Gina Podesta '97 Paul Reynaga '97 Vic Robey '97 Jeffrey Robinson '97 Ryan Rodriguez '97 Sean Rogers '97 Sonia Roman '97 Beverly Sapalo '97 Stacey Sarti '97 Troy Savatphoune '97 Karl Schlossstein '97 Andy Sherwood '97 Christopher Smith '97 Jason Smith '97 Kevin Spencer '97 Amber Steele '97 Chris Tagudin '97 Samiya Thibeadeaux '97 Elena Tolan '97 Melissa Vanni '97 Darcy Villere '97 Andrew Vittitow '97 Mary Westmark '97 Andrew Wilson '97 Daniel Yoldi '97 William Zanze '97 CLASS OF ‘02 Melissa Anderson '02 Jessica Boune' '02 Kenneth Boyd '02 Corrine Brown '02 Corrine Brown '02 Selina Calvo '02 Joel Cardenas '02 Christopher Chaquica '02 Carly Clow '02 Caleb Davenport '02 Heather Douglas '02 Lex Egbert '02 Akida Eligon '02 Keith Frank '02 Jonalin Grady '02 Bridgette Heacox '02 Leslie Hemedes '02 Warren Hodges '02 Melissa Huston '02 John Hyde '02 Angela Jacobs '02 Collin Jefferies '02 Vanessa Jorrin '02 Kristin Karr '02 Alison Kootstra '02 Eric Landoll '02 Rachel Lippman '02 Ben McAlister '02 Eric Morris '02 Diana Nawi '02 Melissa Newman '02 Kyle Nicolson '02

Sean O'Rourke '02 Scott Osborne '02 Colin Owensby '02 Cynthia Pereira '02 Kris Pleschner '02 Andrea Santich '02 John-Paul Sarem '02 Molly Schoenherr '02 Andrew Skewes '02 Danny Slakey '02 Andrea Smith '02 Sam Stowers '02 Joey Stults '02 Katrina Swathwood '02 Sonia Torres '02 Adiran Trejo '02 Maritza Villegas '02 Joel Wheeler '02 Nikeda Woods '02 Christie Yamazaki '02 Justin Yasonia '02 CLASS OF ‘07 Ashley Aurich '07 Alexander Benson '07 Jessica Bryant '07 Britton Cope '07 Chiara Corbetta '07 Danica DuPaty '07 Manuel Ferreira '07 Rafael Garcia '07 Katy Groesbeck '07 Anna Hostler '07 Amanda Johnston '07 Matthew Kalmanson '07 Joey Kearby-Moore '07 Helen Klein '07 Ian Larson '07 Lauren Leishman '07 Richard Loa '07 Anthony Martinez '07 Maxwell Maurer '07 Talina Melendez '07 Jessica Peterson '07 Ryan Price '07 Jason Rosales '07 Gabriella Saracino '07 Sidney Scheideman '07 Jane Vaden '07 Chris Webb '07 Cyle Zezotarski '07 CLASS OF ‘12 Daniel Bonilla '12 Elizabeth Wilson '12

Mark Your Calendars!

FALL PLAY PERFORMANCES “THE ROYAL FAMILY”

POP FIZZ CLINK: CB ANNUAL AUCTION

November 11-13 & 18-20, 2016

Saturday, March 25, 2017

Watch our CB thespians take the stage in the fall production of The Royal Family, the comedic story of the Cavendish family, the most famous acting dynasty on Broadway. All showings will take place in the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center. Friday and Saturday performances begin at 7:00 p.m.

Sunday matinee performances are scheduled at 2:00 p.m.

For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit www.cbhs-sacramento.org.

Go back in time and celebrate the exuberant style, culture and jazz of the roaring 1920s at the annual auction on Saturday, March 25, 2017.

The silent auction, hosted cocktails and hors d’oeuvres begin at 5:00 p.m. in the Jack Witry Field House. Dinner is served and the live auction begins at 7:00 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium.

Proceeds from the event benefit a variety of student programs including tuition assistance.

INSTRUMENTAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT

Saturday, April 1, 2017

Friday, December 2, 2016

Join us for the second annual Falcon 5K in William Land Park.

Runners, walkers and cheerleaders are all encouraged to attend!

Visit the CB website for more information.

Come watch CB instrumental groups perform Christmas songs and kick off the season with some holiday cheer! The performance will begin at 7:00 p.m. in the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center.

CHRISTMAS CHORAL CONCERT Saturday, December 10, 2016 Enjoy your favorite Christmas classics performed live by CB’s choral groups. Performances are scheduled for 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center.

PLACEMENT TEST FOR INCOMING FRESHMEN Saturday, January 21, 2017 Students interested in attending CB in the 2017-18 school year are required to take the High School Placement Test on Saturday, January 21. Online applications are due January 19, 2017. A link is available in the admissions section of the website at www.cbhs-sacramento.org. Students must check in by 8:45 a.m. and finish at approximately 12:30 p.m. Please contact the admissions office for more information at (916) 733-3690.

FESTIVAL OF ONE ACTS February 17-19, 2017 Experience the impressive display of artistic and dramatic talents that is the 2017 Festival of One Acts. All works in the festival are written, produced, directed, and performed by CB students. Performances are scheduled for 7:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 2:00 p.m. on Sunday.

FALCON 5K

ALUMNI DINNER Saturday, June 3, 2017 Same tradition, new date! Save the date and look for more information in the spring edition of Connection magazine.

STAY CONNECTED We often hear from alumni that their favorite part of Connection magazine is the Alumni News & Notes section. Email your current contact information and update to Yolanda Torrecillas, director of alumni giving, at ytorrecillas@cbhs-sacramento.org. If you do not have email, please call Yolanda at (916) 733-3608 or send a note to the advancement office.

REUNIONS If your class year ends in a 2 or a 7, you are due to have a reunion in 2017. If you are interested in helping organize a celebration, please contact Yolanda Torrecillas, director of alumni giving, at (916) 733-3608 or via email at ytorrecillas@cbhs-sacramento.org.

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Fund-A-Project Success!

Last Year our Annual Auction raised $350,000, including $80,000 for Science Sensors. Here are pictures of our science faculty in training.

Thanks to everyone who donated!

Go back in time to the 1920s…

Where the Jack Witry “Speakeasy” Field House will celebrate the exuberant style, culture and jazz of this roaring decade.

It’s time for flapper dresses and wingtip shoes. There will be no prohibition on martinis, old fashions, bubbly libations and fabulous items in the silent and live auctions.

Don’t be a dewdropper, join the fun on March 25, 2017 at 5:00 p.m. Dinner Soiree and live auction to follow at 7:00 p.m.

ADVANCE TICKETS • $100 per person on or before February 25, 2017 • $950 for a complete table of 10 on or before February 25, 2017 • $125 per person after February 25, 2017

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Please contact Joanne McShane at 916-733-3643 or jmcshane@cbhs-sacramento.org for more information.