2021-2022 St. Paul High School Annual Report

From the Desk of Principal Robert Miller

Reflecting on this past year, I am incredibly grateful for our St. Paul High School community's strength, dedication, and compassion. In 2021-22, we emerged from experiences none of us could have imagined before March 2020. During the 21-22 school year, we re-established our stability. We worked our way together as a school community through the chal lenges and excitement of a return to normalcy.

The total high school experience reminded our students and staff of those aspects which set St. Paul High School apart from other communities. We remembered special moments together on retreat, lunchtime games and interactions with peers, athletic events, school plays, school-wide liturgies, the annual March for Hunger, and so much more.

Our community took stock of what we value most about St. Paul High School and our mission. Once again, the importance of relationships took center stage. Our relation ship with each other, our relationship with our community and the world, and our rela tionship with Christ are at the center of what makes St. Paul High School special.

As Swordsmen, we continue to pursue and build excellence. While the academic world saw historic declines throughout the country in reading and math, the Swordsmen had a 9% increase in math and an 11% increase in English test scores. Our seniors brought the best of St. Paul to the forefront, with 98% of our graduating seniors matriculating into college and earning over $4.6 million in merit scholarship monies.

Our students work hard, play hard, and lead with courage, compassion, and humility. They continue to build on the foundation of hard work, integrity, loyalty, social justice, family, and God, which our alums have created. We are leaders of all men.

In spring 2022, work began on a 2.5 million dollar campus renovation project. The proj ect would help create a modern aesthetic and ensure the safety of our students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Through a continued partnership with the Shea Family Foundation, the concrete on our campus was removed and replaced, leaving our campus revitalized. The initial work was completed in early October, and now we are tasked with raising funds to furnish the newly renovated areas around campus to enhance the overall stu dent experience.

I hope that you see how your support enhances the experience of our students, faculty, and staff. You directly impact our ability to Pursue Excellence and Change the World. As St. Paul reminds us, we are all many parts of the same body. You continue to build a foundation of excellence for Swordsmen of the future. I am grateful for this extraordi nary community and your generosity.

With God, Robert Miller

THEN NOW&

Congratulations Class of 2022

On June 3rd, the school community returned to the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels for the Baccalaureate Mass and graduation ceremony for the Class of 2022. The ceremony marked an important “return to normalcy” following two years of alternate graduation ceremonies due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The class of 105 gradu ates received acceptances from 92 different colleges, with the class Valedictorian and Salutatorian both attend ing UCLA in the fall. The Class of 2022 earned a total of $4,607,385 in scholarship monies.

Several graduates received special awards and recognition which included the Archdiocese of Los Angeles Christia Service Award (Jessica Tarazon), Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs Rotary Scholarship (Manuel Espitia), Santa Fe Springs Women’s Club Scholarship (Isabel Varela), Santa Fe Springs Powell Grant (Victoria Bravo), and the National Football Foundation’s National Team of Distinction for 2022 (Isaiah Dunn).

Adams State University 2

AMDA College of the Performing Arts 1

Arizona State University 10

Azusa Pacific University 6

Bethany College 1

Biola University 4

Boston College 1

Brewton-Parker College 1

CS Poly Univ., Pomona 7

CS Poly Univ., San Luis Obispo 1

CSU Bakersfield 2

CSU Channel Islands 1

CSU Chico 3

CSU, Dominguez Hills 4

CSU, East Bay 1

CSU, Fresno 4

CSU, Fullerton 21

CSU, Long Beach 15

CSU, Los Angeles 14

CSU, Monterey Bay 1

CSU, Northridge 4

CSU, Sacramento 2

CSU, San Diego 4

CSU, San Francisco 1

CSU, San Jose 3

CSU, San Marcos 5

CSU, Sonoma 1

Central Methodist University 1

Clarke University 2

Clemson University 1

Coe College 1

Colorado School of Mines 1

Concordia University, Wiscon sin 1

Crowns College 1

Culver-Stockton College 1

Fitchburg State University 1

George Fox University 1

Grand Canyon University 13

Howard University 1

Indiana Tech University 1

Kansas Wesleyan University 1

Knox College 1

Linfield University 1

Long island University 1

Louisiana State University 3

Loyola Marymount University 1

Montana State University 1

Mount Saint Mary’s University 6

New Mexico Highlands University 1

New Mexico State University 2

Northern Arizona University 11

Northern Vermont University 1

Oklahoma State University 1

Oregon Tech University 1

Ottawa University 4

Penn State University 1

San Diego Christian College 1

San Francisco State University

3

Southern Oregon University 1

Syracuse University 1

Tabor College 1

The University of Alabama 1

University of Arizona 3

University of Arkansas 1

UC, Berkeley 3

UC, Davis 3

UC, Irvine 6

University of California, Los Angeles 2

University of California, Merced 4

University of California, Riverside 2

University of California, San Diego 2

University of California, Santa Barbara 5

University of California, Santa Cruz 3

University of Colorado, Denver 1

University of Denver 1

University of La Verne 2

University of Nebraska, Lincoln 1

University of Nevada, Las Vegas 1

University of New Mexico 1

University of Notre Dame 1

University of Oklahoma 1

University of Oklahoma 1

University of Oregon 3

University of Saint Mary 1

University of San Francisco 2

University of the Pacific 1

Vanguard University 4

Wells College 1

Western Michigan University 4

Westmont College 1

Whittier College 2

Willamette University 1

Saints Plaza

Amuch-neededrenovationprojectwrappedupinOctoberbringingafreshnewlooktothe St.PaulHighSchoolcampus.Thethreephase,$2.5millionproject,beganinAprilof2022 withthecompleteremovalofalltheasphaltbetweenthe300and400buildingsandwas replaced with concrete broken up by two synthetic turf plazas.

Theremainingconcretethroughouttheschool’scampuswasremovedand replaced in the same fashion with a total of five turf plazas dedicated to St.Augustine,St.ThomasAquinas,St.Sebastian,St.LydiaandSt.Kateri Tekakwitha.Inadditiontotheconcretelevelingandreplacement,theproject includedrenovationstotheschool’splumbinginfrastructureaswellasup graded landscaping and irrigation.

TheprojectwasmadepossiblebyagenerousgrantfromtheSheaFoundation.Thesamefoundationwasalsoresponsibleforthe200BuildingScienceCenterrenovation,thefootballfieldren ovationandthegymrenovation.Theschoolwasresponsibleforraising$350,000fortheproject, whichwasaccomplishedthroughvariouscapitalcampaignsthroughoutthe2021-2022schoolyear. An additional $150,000 still needs to be raised to add shade to the newly opened areas, seating and lighting.

Sadly,JohnShea,thepresidentoftheSheaFamilyFoundation,passedawayonOctober16,2022.Mr.Sheawasanunwavering supporterofCatholicschoolsacrossthenation,particularlyinLosAngeles,fromtuitionassistancetothecampusmodernization andconstruction.TheSt.PaulFamilyisgratefulforthesupportoftheSheaFamilyFoundationandwillkeeptheSheafamilyinour prayers.

Pursuing Excellence...

Congratulations to Alexis Bermudez ’17 who was named Asst. Softball Coach at College of the Holy Cross, a Jesuit school in Worcester Mas sachusetts! She played on our Swordsmen varsity all four years, 2B for two years and starting pitcher junior/senior years.

Congratulations to Megan Gutierrez ‘19 who was voted Homecoming Queen at New Mexico Highlands University!

Congratulations to Andy Stankiewicz ‘82 on being named the head baseball coach at USC. Andy earned his 4th WAC Coach of the Year award in his 11th and final season at Grand Canyon University.

St. Paul Alumni continue to pursue excellence beyond high school.

Congratulations Don Mauk ‘86 on his promotion to Deputy Chief of the Long Beach Police Department to oversee the Investigations Bureau. Thank you for your service, Deputy Chief Mauk!

Congratulations to former softball coach and faculty Jim Maier and son Jared Maier ’19 on their appearance in the 2022 Division II NCAA Softball World Series. The father and son coaching duo led the Cal State Dominguez Hills Toros to the school’s first ever trip to the college world series. The team lost in the championship game and finished ranked #2 in the nation.

Congratulations to Noah Lucero ’20 who completed the requirements for the rank of Eagle Scout. Noah is a member of Troop 871 out of the City of La Habra, CA and only the thirteenth scout to reach this pin nacle since the troop was established in 2007.

Alumnus Of

Jennifer Arthur Perez

Class of 1993

Jennifer Perez, a graduate of the class of ’93, followed in the footsteps of her mother, Susan Christianson Arthur (’67) by attending St. Paul High School along with her sister Deborah and brother Robert. Jennifer was a Varsity Song Leader for two years, celebrated many awards with her team, enjoyed the senior trip to New York and Washington DC with Mr. McNeil, and was selected to be a Christian Leadership Member her senior year.

Many years after graduation, Jennifer met her husband, Michael Perez. They have been married for 22 years with two wonderful sons, both of whom are Swordsmen: Andrew ’19 and Gabriel ’23. Jennifer works full time for TRIMEDX, a biomedical clinical engineering company, where she supports and manages over 30 hospitals along the West Coast.

In 2017 Jennifer sought her first political seat and won! She is one of 5 Councilmembers for the City of Norwalk, and during her term she has served as Mayor from March 2018 to March 2019 and again from March 2020 to December 2021 which was during the pandemic. Along with her full-time job, and being an elected official, Jennifer also serves as a Board of Director for Coast Plaza Hospital and the Goals for Life, a non-profit organization that works with retired NFL players and the youth in our communities, setting goals for their future! One of her favorite associations is the CA Contract Cities Association where she was selected as an Executive Board Member, and the Chair of the Legislative Committee.

Since 2016, Andrew’s freshman year, Jennifer continues to be an active parent at St. Paul High School. She was always available when a sports team needed her, donated food for retreats, and worked to go above and beyond in fundraising in many ways. As a parent, she has volunteered to be a part of the WASC Accreditation Team, assisted with the Pandemic Recovery team and has most recently assisted Principal Miller with several of the current development projects that you are starting to see actualized!

If you ask Jennifer, her favorite time on campus is that spent with the students and athletes. For the past 7 years, she has helped our Ambassador’s Club with the art of public speaking and mar keting our school. As a former Pep Squad Song Leader, cheering on the Swordsmen will always be a top priority!

The Year

Marcel Viens

Class of 1969

A Los Angeles native, Marcel Viens was adopted before his first birthday by a loving couple shortly after they moved to East Los Angeles.  The family then moved to Santa Fe Springs where St. Pius X School opened in time for him to attend eight years and then on to St. Paul where he graduated with the class of 1969.

After attending college at Cal State Long Beach and UCLA he noticed his “spiritual phone” con tinued ringing.  He answered by studying for the Catholic priesthood in the Archdiocese of New York, attended St. John’s University, and then returned home to study for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.  He considers those years the most transformative and blessed experiences of his life. Realizing his passions focused on Secondary Education and Healthcare in a Catholic setting, he returned to St. Paul as teacher, atletic trainer, and coach.  Beloved St. Paul teacher Brother Otto (RIP) accepted his dare to join the Hospice Volunteer program at St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach.  Over the past 36 years, following roles with Hospice, Neonatal ICU and Pediat rics, he now serves on the St. Mary Ethics Committee.

He retired early and joined the Jesuits’ Ignatians West Volunteers where “seasoned seniors” put gratitude to work by providing their career expertise and experiences where needed.  His years in Catholic education as teacher, administrator, and coach provided wonderful opportunities to make a difference, especially for at risk students and their families.

Following volunteer years in several Catholic schools, he has returned “home” and enjoys his daily routine at his beloved alma mater assisting in development, engaging alumni by managing one of our social media platforms, continuing his research on aspects of our Swordsmen history and traditions, and keeping his Canon camera always at hand to record our events and what he refers to as the greatest entertainment on earth – our wonderful and amazing students!

...Changing the World

One of the most common professions that St. Paul graduates pursue following graduation is a career in education. Countless Swordsmen Alums have purused careers as teachers, instructional aids, administrators and beyond. There’s no telling the impact St. Paul graduates have had on our youth over the past seven decades.

Thelma Melendez Class of 1976

Retired educator Thelma Meléndez de Santa Ana ’76 credits the social justice teachings she learned at St. Paul High School for guiding her into a career in education. A successful educational leader with 38-years of experience, including two years in the United States Department of Education (ED) as Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education, and five years as Superintendent of Schools of both Pomona Unified and Santa Ana Unified School Districts, she also served as the appointed State Administrator / Super intendent in the Inglewood Unified School District.

Prior to her retirement in December of 2019, Thelma sered as Chief Advisor to Mayor Eric Garcetti on Education and Workforce Development for the City of Los Angeles, and for the last 2½ years serving as Chief Executive Officer in the Office of Educational Services at LAUSD.

Following her graduation from St. Paul, Thema attended UCLA. It was there that she noticed that, “no body looked like me on the (Westwood) campus.” It was then that she realized her calling as she felt a sense of responsibility to provide opportunities for students of all backgrounds. She earned a BA cum laude from UCLA, a Ph.D. from USC’s Rossier School of Education, and received an Honorary Doc torate from Pepperdine University. Dr. Meléndez’s recognitions include an Alumni Merit Award from the USC Alumni Association (2012), the Mexican American Opportunity Foundation’s 2011 National Hispanic Woman of the Year, and Hispanic Business Magazine’s 2010 Woman of the Year.

St. Paul High School provided her the foundation go to college and pursue higher education. Reflecting on the impact St. Paul had on her life, Dr. Meléndez says, “a lot of what we learned at St. Paul about So cial Justice, from teachers like Dan Jiru and the Brothers and Sisters that taught there, inspired me to go into a field that would allow me to make a difference in the world. My educational journey has permit ted me to ensure that teachers around the country can have the support they need to make a difference in the lives of those they educate.”

Thelma currently resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico with her husband, Otto Santa Ana, who is a retired UCLA professor.

Dr. Monica Melendres Oviedo Class of 1986

Dr. Monica Melendres Oviedo ’86 has been an educator in Whittier Union High School District for more than 25 years, starting as a his tory teacher and currently serving as Whittier Union’s Superintendent (11,221 students), a term that began in June 2022.

Monica graduated from St. Paul in 1986 and returned to teach there in 1990. In 1997, she left St. Paul to teach in the Whittier Unified School District where she spent three years as a teacher before becoming a site administrator for the next 16 years, culminating in two successful prin cipalships at SantaFe and Pioneer High Schools respectively.

She was named Secondary Principal of the year for ACSA Region XV in 2009. Prior to her appointment as Superintendent in June of 2022, Dr. Oviedo served for six years at the Cabinet level.

As Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services she supported the district’s robust profes sional learning efforts, expansion of their Student Well-Being Program, as well as implementa tion of new courses like Ethnic Studies, which will be a graduation requirement beginning in 2030.

Prior to her role in Educational Services, she served as the Assistant Superintendent of Business Services where she oversaw a $175 Million budget and established a $11 Million transportation enterprise fund. In 2019, Dr. Oviedo was selected as ACSA Region XV’s CBO of the year.

Monica credits the teachers at St. Paul for instilling a desire to help others. She says, “as a stu dent, Mr. Dan Jiru was the teacher that made the greatest impact on who I am and how I lead; his commitment to service, compassion, empathy and social justice are ideals I strive to emulate in my personal and professional life.”

She is also grateful for the amazing colleagues at St. Paul who she had the pleasure to work with including Mary Anderson, Susie Rosales, and especially Monsignor Robert Gallagher. “It was Father Gallagher who saw my leadership potential and planted the seed to consider school ad ministration.”

While teaching at St. Paul, Monica met her husband, Robert ‘82. They have two sons, A.J. and Josh, both of whom are currently educators in southern California.

...Changing the World

Lilia Dominguez Bozigian Class of 1989

Lilia Dominguez Bozigian ‘89, known to colleagues and students as “Lil lyBo,” began her teaching career at Roosevelt High School in 1995 before moving to the Whittier Union High School District in 1997 to teach at Pioneer High School.

While at Pioneer, she quickly moved up the ranks serving as the school’s GATE/Advanced Placement coordinator, assistant principal, and in 2016, was named the school’s principal.

At Pioneer, Bozigian instituted a culture of academic rigor and success by providing all students with open access to courses and removing bar riers to learning.

As a teacher and coordinator, Bozigian established Pioneer’s Advancement Via Individual Deter mination (AVID) program, and the school was designated as an AVID National Demonstration School in 2017. Pioneer was named a California Distinguished School by the California Depart ment of Education in 2021.

After serving six years as principal at Pioneer, Bozigian was named Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services in 2022. As Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services, she plans to continue the district’s focus on English learners and maintain Whittier Union’s high achievement levels.

Following her graduation from St. Paul in 1989, Lilia earned her Bachelor of Arts and Letters in English from California State University, Los Angeles, and her Master’s in Educational Leader ship from California State University, Fullerton.

She credits her 9th grade English teacher, Mrs. Heckert, and her Physics teacher, Sr. Mary Paul, for inspiring her to server others. Lilia says, “Mrs. Heckert modeled what it looked like to love one's profession but, above all else, those you teach. Sr. Mary Paul had a passion for science, students, and Jesus. She had the unique ability to engage high school students and make learn ing fun. These women are the foundation on which I have modeled my teaching and leadership abilities.”

1982

Ann Fitzgerald ‘82, began her teaching career at La Serna High School in 1994 and spent nine years as a teacher before she was promoted to the position of assistant principal of curriculum and instruction in 2003.

She served in that capacity for an additional eight years and was named Assistant Principal of the Year in 2009 by the Association of California School Administrators, Region 15. In 2011, she took on the role of interim principal and was eventually named principal of La Serna High School in 2012.

Under her guidance, La Serna students experienced tremendous success helping to get more than 70% of the student body to meet college entrance requirements and helped raise the school’s graduation rate to 98%.

As a result of her dedication to the students she served and her commitment to excellence, Ann was named the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) Region 15 Principal of the Year in 2019 for her outstanding innovation and leadership in the educational environment.

The Class of '61 held their Covid delayed 60th (61st) Reunion on Saturday, September 11, 2021. This class was the second graduating class at St. Paul. The class had a great night sharing stories, memories, and they've still got that great Swordsmen Spirit. It was a grand affair and they're al ready planning their next gathering, possibly out to sea! Congratulations and God Bless our '61 Swordsmen - you still ROCK!

The Class of 1972 held their 50-year reunion over several days with a golf tourney, cocktail party at St. Paul, reunion/dinner, and then a night at the O.C. Fair. It was a wonderful series of events and a great reunion of an awesome class of Swordsmen.

The Class of 1986 hosted 50 guests of their class, and managed to raise $3,500 dollars worth of emergency scholarship funding to celebrate their 36th reunion!

If your class is planning to hold a reunion and would like to consider holding it on campus, please email Libby Lafferty at llafferty@stpaulhs. org. The backyard of the Franciscan Center can accomodate about 120 people. You may also apply on our School Website at: Stpaulhs.org/nav-header-utility/alumni We look forward

&NOW THEN

Office of Advancement Upgrades Software

Over the past year, the school has been studying best practices and researching software to best serve the needs of the school. We are in the process of converting to a new software platform which we hope to complete soon. Converting years of financial information, names, demographic data, etc. has been a vary involved process. With that in mind, we are aware that some information may have been lost in the con versiuon.

On behalf of the school, the Office of Advancement would like to apologize for any errors listed in this Annual Report. Please let us know what is missing so we can research the issue and correct it. To inform us of any errors, please email Mary Barrass Anderson ‘76 at manderson@stpaulhs.org. Thank you.

Donor Honor Roll

St. Paul High School is blessed with so many generous donors. Every dollar donated to St. Paul allows us to continue to grow and invest in our flourishing campus and assist with financial aid for our students.

The list below reflects cumulative cash gifts for the 2021-2022 fiscal year.

$50,000 and above

Bill Hannon Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999

Kathrine Deily ‘62

Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation

The Rose Hills Foundation

$10,000 - 24,999

Catholic Education Foundation

Daughters of Charity

Icon Volleyball Club

John Hawkins ‘69

Arlene Alvarado Honbo ‘72

Pat Klemens ‘78

The Madrid Family Foundation

Robert Zieman

$5,000 - $9,999

City of Santa Fe Springs

Steve & Rhetta Fisher Fundamentals Foundation

Luciano Gomez M.D. ‘89

Sandra Martinez McMaster Carr Michael Patz ‘63

Stephanie Senteno Senteno-Tapia ‘95

Angela Soto

$1,000 - $4,999

Christopher Aquino Athens Services

Corinne De La Mora Baughman ‘78

$1,000 - $4,999

Betterdays Media Inc

Louie Bucher ‘85

Tom & Judy Bullis

Catholic Charities - CYO R.C. Chavez ‘89

CIF Southern Section

Walter Daugherty ‘63

William Doak Jr. ‘83

Patricia Donahue ‘76

James Emmerling ‘73

Garciaparra Baseball Group, LLC

Kevin & Debra Gassman ‘76

Get Max Tax

Sherri Lounsberry Greenway ‘89

$1,000 - $4,999

Duane & Josie Haynes ‘82

Diane Henry ‘69

Reid Jecmen ‘67

Katherine Kennedy ‘81

Kevin Kennedy ‘72

Richard King ‘78

Santos Kreimann ‘83

Keri Kropke ‘89

Elizabeth Remkiewicz Lafferty ‘64 Chuck Narey ‘63

Nationwide Environmental Services

Northgate Market

S Orona

C.M. Papworth

Timothy Roell ‘62

Susan Becker Sargent ‘71

William Shelton

Linda Solorza ‘83

St. Paul of the Cross School

Swordsman Football Foundation

Gene Valencia ‘89

Vallley Vista Services, Inc

Marcel Viens ‘69

William T & Susana D Huston Family Founda tion

Andrew Williams ‘04

$500-$999

Kate Wesselman Aceves ‘87

Teri Fitzpatrick Allen ‘68

Atlan Recycling E-waste

Philip Barrera ‘75

David & Marci Candelas ‘93

Scott & Mary Cooper ‘78

Michele Torres Cortes ‘87

Steve & Patty Dana ‘74

Jaculin Cowart Dougher ‘79

J. Thomas Fagan ‘64

Charles & Aimee Gandara ‘95

Jason Guerrero - Gaxiola

Reynaldo Gonzales ‘86

Kate Wesselman Aceves ‘87

Teri Fitzpatrick Allen ‘68

Atlan Recycling E-waste

Philip Barrera ‘75

David & Marci Candelas ‘93

Scott & Mary Cooper ‘78

Michele Torres Cortes ‘87

Steve & Patty Dana ‘74

Jaculin Cowart Dougher ‘79

J. Thomas Fagan ‘64

Charles & Aimee Gandara ‘95

Jason Guerrero - Gaxiola

Reynaldo Gonzales ‘86

Sean Greenway ‘89

Mary Phelan Holloway ‘71

Kimberly Gardner Hopper ‘87

Arnie & Lois McMlllan Maldonado ‘64

Jennifer Medina ‘92

Michael Mercado

Paul & Mary Mulcahey ‘82/’84

Lorena Valenzuela Munoz ‘82

Robert Nahas ‘84

Lynne Phelps Penhollow ‘62

Barbara Cabrera Peterman ‘64

William Pilkington ‘84

Tom Prenovost Jr. ‘68

Stacey Remkiewicz ‘73

Kevin Rivas

Monique Rivera ‘83

San Gabriel Valley Water Company

Peggy Small ‘63

St. Gregory The Great School

Laura Cabrera Maria Carrera

Lawrence Castaneda ‘80

Patricia DeLeon Cogan ‘68

Kroger Company

Joanne Repohl Conley

Michael Contreras ‘63

Adeline Castillo Cowan Patrice Koda Coyle ‘70

Michael Crawley ‘75

Joseph Curran ‘79

Vicky Graham Darrow ‘86

Elaine Dawson ‘61

Cheryl Collier Delamater ‘67

Michele Candelas Detrinidad ‘91

Thomas & Anna Dickan

Joan Donnellan ‘70

Judith Svec Donovan ‘61

Mike Duarte ‘71

John & Bernadette Archuleta Tellez ‘65/’68

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Tigre Mamagement Inc

Adam Tomeo ‘95

Hector & Irene Valdenegro Kathryn Spitznas Whitman ‘60 Larry Wolf ‘65

$101-$499

Michael Aceves ‘85

Ricardo Acosta ‘86

Jo Anne Schuermann Adler ‘66

Ann Marie Aguirre Huerta ‘88

J. Jerry Ahlering ‘61

Christian Aldecoa ‘85

Amazon Smile

Joyce Hodges Anderson ‘60

Joanna Patton Annesley ‘04

Oscar Araciga

Gary Arneson ‘69

Susan Christianson Arthur ‘67

Paulina Ogurek Atkinson ‘66

Annella Auer ‘76

Richard Avina ‘94

Yvonne Marie Banales ‘85

Richard Barrios Jr. ‘85

Michael Beal ‘64

Joan Trejo Benjamin ‘60

John Bennyworth ‘61

Paryse Ertle Boal ‘81

Joanne Normandin Buto ‘75

Patricia Pat Duda

America Espinosa

Dustin Fair Amri Flores

Sylvia Flores

Athletic event Fundraiser Monica Garcia Pilar Gonzales

Lupe Gonzalez

Jonathan Grijalva ‘00

Michael Gutierrez ‘84

Diana Johnston Hansen ‘73

Elizabeth Rammer Harman ‘70

Bill Herman ‘64

Alfred Hernandez Edward Hernandez ‘82

George Herold ‘62

Yu Rong Huang

Jean McMillan Hughes ‘61

Brooke Isaac ‘00

Italian Catholic Federation Br 111 David Jackson

Linda DuLac Jennings ‘64 Rose Mary Jimenez

Kelly Garcia Kadomatsu ‘86

Tim Kaniewski

Norman P. Katnik

Richard Kirk ‘75

Mary Johnston Knappenberger ‘83

Kathleen Knight Williams ‘66

Paul Kubasek ‘77

Lynette Pratt Larson ‘72

Mary Larson

Law Offices of Steven M Bernstein, APC Jeannette Lopez

Yvette Lugo

Lawrence Lujan ‘81

Karen Ruffalo Lyman ‘64

Margarita Macias

Irma Madrigal

Dennis Martin ‘63

April Martinez ‘03

Albert Mathieu Jr. ‘70

Leanna Melendez

Rayelaine Mendoza

Trent Merrill ‘72

Michaels’ School Uniforms

Robert Miller

Gabriel M Monares

Frank Montejano, ED.D. Louie Morrone

Deborah Munoz

Robert Nasman ‘77

Andrea Oblea

Judith M. Ochoa ‘64

Joshua Olea ‘12

Yvonne Olmos

Jessica Ordaz

Mark Ortega ‘76

Margaret Cole Padilla

Charles Paglia ‘63

Suzanne Parnham ‘82

Robert Perry

Margaret Cupp Pfalzer ‘67

George Pla ‘83

Sammy & Irene Ponce

Erlinda Punzalan

C. Ronald Redman ‘72

Patrick Reid ‘62

Patricia Cowan Reilly ‘68

Russell Reynoso ‘79

Richard P. Rios ‘70

Ana Rodriguez

Sylvia Rodriguez

Sue & Marc Rosales ‘76

Manuel Rubio Jr. ‘62

Hazel Ruiz

Evan Sanchez ‘10

Rachel Saragueta

Bill Schmits

Martha Silva

Anne Licata- Solaas ‘81

St. Linus Catholic Church

Michael & Frances Stone

Jill Perry Tabera ‘86

Frank Tai Lin

The East L.A. Youth Baseball Association

Linda Leveloff Tilden ‘72

Katherine Tovar

Eric Tweit

Lisa Aparicio Villa ‘86

Henry Villanueva ‘62

Mabel Vodicska

Rosemarie Lopez Whitaker ‘71

Jim & Barbara Troup Wilcox ‘65

Michael Mike Witteman ‘71

Raymond Wyss Jr. ‘69

Jane Ann Young ‘81 Mark Zeko ‘81

$1-$100

Mike Alvarez

John & Mary Barrass Anderson ‘76

Norm Anderson

Michael Avila ‘79

Rosalie Runfola Barber ‘70

Susan Shaffer Bartilet ‘67

Ruth Anderson Beauchamp ‘61

Nancy Sisk Beck ‘66

Janet Bochinski ‘71

Richard Boucher ‘69

Emily Cadena ‘08

Gary Carrillo ‘72

Michael Caulfield ‘83

Lisa Ann Cervantes ‘93

Celine J. Chabot ‘84

Lucy Cheney

Dolores Childs ‘66

Stacy Ciulik ‘79

Rebecca Contreras ‘70

Elizabeth Cordero ‘75

Sandra Cordova ‘67

Marty Cowan ‘80

Mary Crawley Cooper

Debra Costanzo Cronin ‘72

Olivia Cuevas

Peter de Grasse ‘72

Hugo Delgado ‘82 Kirk Diaz ‘91

DJ & Sue Diomedes

Theresa Boos Dixon ‘75

Belen Morales Duarte ‘62

Kathryn Kantor Dunn ‘71

Robert Durham ‘65

Rochelle DeJohn Franke ‘72

Celia Galindo

Gloria Gandara ‘63

Ethna Garcia Colleen Gardner Mary Jeanette Goodman Connor ‘65 Ann Goodman ‘66

James Grace ‘70

Robert Grijalva ‘65

Raul Gutierrez Mary Michel Hamilton ‘70 Jeff Hart

Helen Hawekotte ‘64

Jennifer Lafferty Hegardt ‘86

Douglas Hotchkiss ‘62

Howard (Bud) Hotchkiss ‘61

Kathleen Romanowski Houck ‘64

Jillian Reynoso Jimenez ‘01

Jonah Jimenez ‘12

Kathy Nuanes Jones ‘64

Estelle Jorgensen ‘73

Thomas Joseph Krystal Kashirsky ‘04

David Kirkland ‘90

Carolyn Kolander

Francine Howell Kosla ‘65

Paula Stewart Kreder ‘72

Diane Marie Krupnak ‘73

Michael Kubicki ‘74

Michael Lamb ‘78

Frank A. Laurenzello

Annette Prioli Lee ‘80

Michael Legions ‘71

Miriam Levario

Irene Llamas

Sharon Loftus ‘72

Denise Perry Lombardo ‘80

Erika Lopez ‘04

Kathleen Curran Love ‘72

James Lovell ‘66

Tia Harrison Lowell ‘65

Cesar Lozano

Fran Magdaleno

Lori Gandara Maier ‘89

Joseph Maimone

Estella Davalos Marquez ‘61

Gloria M. Martinez ‘83

Marie Martinez

Nancy McDonald ‘64

Thomas McGauley ‘80

Richard Moramarco ‘75

Robbie Morrison ‘78

Mark Mulholland ‘89

Fred Munoz ‘79

Eileen Navarro ‘70

Anthony Nieto ‘13

Thomas Normandin ‘73

Richard Nuanes ‘66

Keith Obenberger ‘71

Ralph Obenberger ‘78

Scott Ogle ‘85

Kathleen Conlin O’Keefe ‘65

Miguel Miranda Olmedo III ‘81

Roxanne O’Rourke ‘67

Giger Ortega

Hilda Banuelos Ouano ‘78

Michael Owings ‘66

Christine Papworth ‘17

Christopher & Heydi Papworth

Mary Hallisey Pearson ‘63

Laura Perez ‘87

Maximiliano Perez ‘10

Lisa Mathews Peters Derleth ‘79

Yvonne Plancich ‘68

Pamela Pomeroy

Robert Quinlan

Rosie Erb Raab ‘67

Victoria Ferguson Rasimas ‘63

Marylyn Hollinger Rees ‘72

Anthony Reymann ‘75

Randy Reynoso ‘77

Margaret Esparza Riggs ‘63

Honor Roll

Marcie Lopez Rohrich ‘76

Michael Rossi ‘83

Katie Rubly ‘08

Irma Salinas

Stephanie Nicole Sanchez Balzano ‘15

Steve Sanchez ‘63

Christine Lins Santistevan ‘66

Mary Pat Scaramella ‘64

Robert Len Schulz ‘66

Margaret Zartl Schwabe ‘66

Mary Effertz Seifert ‘70

Don Singleton

Thomas M. Somoza ‘66

Nick Soto ‘00

Joyce Sehi Spear ‘72

Mary Beth Hughes Stanton ‘76

Michael Stroud ‘61

Raquel Navarette- Syvertson ‘89

Joanne Tegeler Sr.

Dan Thomas ‘62

Timothy Valles ‘67

Maureen Hancock Varella ‘68

Kristen Molina Villa ‘87

John Vogler ‘83

Mary Fitzgerald Wathen ‘62

Stephen Wiley

Charles Willig Jr. ‘78

Kathleen O’Reilly Zimmerman ‘64

&NOW THEN