Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy Annual Report 2015-16

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Our mission

Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, a Catholic, Dominican, independent, college preparatory, day and boarding school, educates young women for a life of faith, integrity and truth.

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A LET TER FROM

THE PRESIDENT

GIFT

Some ask the world

and are diminished in the receiving

of it. You gave me

only this small pool

that the more I drink

from, the more overflows me with sourceless light.

— R.S. Thomas

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ery dear friends,

This year’s Annual Report on Philanthropy has a depth and intensity to it that no other in recent history shares! At its center rests the dedication and celebration of the Arts Center, a project so long anticipated, so struggled for, so celebrated, so beautiful. In the eighteen years since the blessing of the Student Activities Center, it has been our on-going desire to offer a new, modern facility to enhance the arts on the Hill. It is difficult to adequately express our gratitude to each of you who have been a part of our Vision for Veritas campaign — thanks to you, that dream has become a reality!

And not only the Arts Center, but your generosity in setting a new record for the Flintridge Fund, your participation in the Harry G. Johansing Golf Tournament and the 85th Anniversary Gala, and your presence and support of a newly-shaped Alumnae Reunion Weekend are remarkable.

There is on-going energy and excitement in every aspect of life on the Hill and there you all are, with us on the journey.

As I reflect on this year, I am more deeply aware that the greatest gift we have received these past 12 months is the gift of each of you — you who make up our beautiful Flintridge Sacred Heart community. Your supportive presence, your engagement, your generosity, your participation in all the different aspects of FSHA life are priceless assets you offer us. Truly, you are that “small pool/ that the more I drink/ from, the more overflows/ me with sourceless light.”

Your commitment draws a two-fold return on investment at FSHA. May you experience the joy of deep satisfaction in supporting such a dynamic educational effort on the Hill and may the daily prayer and thoughts of your Dominican Sisters be a source of spiritual support and encouragement for each of you.

With our young women, you are at the heart of our mission. We give you very grateful thanks for your generosity to us.

Sister Carolyn McCormack, O.P. President

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ARTS CENTER

BY THE NUMBERS The seats were filled and the cheers were loud!

On the weekend of April 29, 2016, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy celebrated the opening of the new Arts Center. With comfy stadium seating and professional sound and lighting equipment in the theatre, an expanded 3D art classroom and a dynamic stagecraft work area, this marks the beginning of a new era for the arts at FSHA.

TYPE OF WOOD ON STAGE FLOOR:

HARD ROCK

MAPLE 02

STEEL BEAM:

4,200 POUNDS &

50’ 7”

IN LENGTH

243 NUMBER OF SEATS

1,500 POUNDS OF CLAY USED

IN CERAMICS CLASSES

IN ONE YEAR

2

TABLE SAWS

IN STAGECRAFT

10

DRILLS IN STAGECRAFT

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2 11 3 CERAMICS ROOM:

WHEELS

SINKS

BATHROOM

STALLS

IN WOMEN’S RESTROOM

ROUGE:

COLOR OF THEATRE CURTAINS

INCHES OF DISPLAY SPACE

IN THE ART GALLERY:

49’ 6” LONG

2

PEDESTAL

DISPLAY CASES

IN THE LOBBY

GARAGE

DOORS

ONE

TO OUTSIDE

AND

ONE

TO STAGECRAFT

AREA

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A LET TER FROM

THE BOARD CHAIR BOB MALCHIONE

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his letter marks my first opportunity to address the entire Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy community as Chair of the Board of Directors. The 2015-16 academic year was marked with milestone after milestone: FSHA celebrated its 85th anniversary, the new Arts Center opened and we completed our latest strategic plan. At every turn, I was overwhelmed by the generosity of those who made these milestones possible, and I am grateful for this opportunity to say thank you.

In the pages that follow, you will see the names of our generous donors, dedicated board members, gracious volunteers, and talented teachers and administrators. Behind every name is a commitment to this amazing institution that for 85 years has educated young women for a life of faith, integrity and truth. Behind every name is a passion for education and for helping others. Behind every name is a vision for what could be and the willingness to make that vision a reality.

I would also like to salute the names not listed. FSHA has graduated over 4,000 alumnae. We have 392 current students and families. Our community includes parents of alumnae, grandparents, and countless friends and supporters. Every person who has contributed to FSHA – in the stands, at the Golf Tournament, in La Cañada and beyond – is an important part of our success. Know that your contributions are appreciated and make a difference.

The leadership of the Dominican Sisters is ever steady. Thank you to Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P. for her wisdom and perseverance in her role as

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president. She has led us on a “hero’s journey” that culminated with the grand opening of the Arts Center. She and Principal Sr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P. ensure that today’s Tologs receive an education that prepares them for an ever-changing world.

I am also proud to serve alongside my fellow board members who give generously of their time. I especially would like to thank Bob Harper, who served as Board Chair before me, for his guidance. Thank you to the other departing Board members Sr. Gloria Marie Jones, O.P., Michael Davitt, Leslie Kawai ’80 and Steve Mann for their years of involvement.

The future is bright for FSHA, and I invite you to join me, my fellow Board members, the Dominican Sisters and faculty, staff and students in shaping that future.

Bob Malchione Chair, Board of Directors

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2016-2017

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Brian Arial Jeffrey Bennett Lia Carter William Cheung Pete Collins Ann Holmquist, Ed.D. John Hrovat John Laco Matthew Lewis Darla Vessadini Longo ’75 Dennis Maguire Robert Malchione, Chair Barbara Marshall Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P. Sarah Sima McCann ’96 Christine Navarro ’82 Juli Goodwin Roginson ’87 Sr. Jane Rudolph, O.P. Keith Sharp Ted Snyder Sr. Johnellen Turner, O.P. Allan Villegas

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SR. GLORIA MARIE JONES, O.P.

WITH GRATEFUL

HEARTS… We would like to thank the following members for their dedication to the Board of Directors.

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“As our Congregational Prioress these past eleven years, Sr. Gloria Marie has strengthened and supported all our Congregation’s sponsored schools. Her presence on our Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy Board of Directors has been a blessing and a gift to all of us. We send grateful thanks to Sr. Gloria and best wishes for a beautiful sabbatical year.”

— Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.

BOB HARPER (Kathleen ’08) Bob Harper’s leadership has been invaluable to our entire Flintridge Sacred Heart community.

Bob guided the implementation of the first strategic plan, led the construction of the new Arts Center and helped negotiate the Master Plan with the City of La Cañada Flintridge. He is a remarkable leader.

“I thank Bob Harper for his seven years of service to FSHA. Bob provided thoughtful and steady leadership in many roles across his tenure. As Board Chair, Bob was instrumental in transforming the role of the Board and its interaction with the school.”

— Bob Malchione, Board Chair

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STEVEN MANN (Carly ’12)

MICHAEL DAVITT (Abby ’12)

Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy’s strong financial position is due in part to the business expertise of Board member Steve Mann. As chair of the finance committee, Steve developed a keen investment strategy that proved invaluable to FSHA. His faithful, steady and consistent presence on the Board was appreciated by all members.

As mayor and city council member for La Cañada Flintridge, Michael Davitt was one of the fiercest advocates within the community for Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy. His diplomacy with our neighbors ensured that FSHA’s campus modernization plan moved forward.

“We are grateful that Steve has chosen to remain on our finance committee.

His wisdom and financial acumen are such a positive gift to FSHA.”

“Michael Davitt’s presence on our Board always brought a wider vision to all our issues. Through his role on the City Council of La Cañada Flintridge, he offered wise advice and wonderful humor. I know Mike’s dad, former Board member John Davitt, blessed his work with us. Mike will always be our miracle worker at FSHA.”

— Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.

LESLIE KAWAI ’80 (Tara ’13) As an alumna and a parent, Leslie Kawai ’80 brought two unique perspectives to the Board of Directors. A dancer (and former FSHA arts student), Leslie was integral to helping the Board understand the importance of the performing arts in the Master Plan. Her legacy is the excellence of the current dance program and the new Arts Center. We are proud of our former Rose Queen!

“Leslie’s personal connection to the FSHA dance program was vital to the Board during the planning process for our new fine Arts Center.

She and her daughter Tara are outstanding examples of women educated on the Hill.”

— Barbara Marshall, Board Member

— Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.

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SR. JANE RUDOLPH, O.P. Sr. Jane Rudolph, O.P. knows a thing or two about olive oil. In 1999, she was tasked with resurrecting the annual harvest of the historic olive trees at the Motherhouse in Fremont. She dove into the project and almost two decades later, the harvest is a hit with the community and the olive oil produced from the crop sells out every year. “Harvesting the olive trees annually is a highlight for the Sisters and the many people in Fremont, as God’s bounty, creation and community are so vividly experienced,” Sr. Jane explained. A staple at the much sought after olive oil tasting and heritage dinner (auctioned off every year at Gala), Sr. Jane has entertained many with her tales of the Dominican Sisters and their olive oil adventures.

As for her work on the Board of Directors, Sr. Jane is excited to be part of this dynamic group. “I bring a Dominican on fire with love for her God, love for life, committed to service and overflowing with gratitude to God for all,” she said. “I am happy to return to the Hill to experience the vibrancy here, where leadership, community and service are lived and shared with the world.”

WILLIAM CHEUNG

We welcome four new members to the Board of Directors for the 2016-17 school year.

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For William Cheung, the boarding program makes Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy a very special place. “With its diverse international student body, the boarding program presents a unique challenge and, at the same time, a wonderful opportunity to showcase the strength of the school’s educational philosophy,” he said. “The program is an integral part to realize FSHA’s diversity vision, to promote and practice the principles of diversity and inclusiveness at the school. The boarding students also broaden the horizon of FSHA’s learning community and contribute to its vibrant student life.” In fact, the boarding program was how William first learned about FSHA—a family friend was a boarding student at the school.

When he was asked to join the Board of Directors, William gladly accepted. “I believe in the importance of education and serving the community.” As the Marketing Director at Pacific Quality Packaging Corporation, William brings corporate management experience, especially in the areas of team building and marketing strategies. He also has independent school experience as well. William was a member of the Long Range Planning Committee (the Strategic Planning Committee), the Diversity Committee and lastly, as a member of the Board of Trustees, for Sequoyah School in Pasadena. “With my life-long commitment to education, together with my personal background and experiences, I can bring a unique, fresh perspective about FSHA to the Board.”

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DENNIS MAGUIRE (Emily ’07, Katie ’09, Ann ’12, Maggie ’18) A spot on the Board of Directors was a natural fit for Dennis Maguire. After all, he is the father of four Tologs—Emily ’07, Katie ’09, Ann ’12 and Maggie ’18—and has spent a lot of time on the Hill over the years. “I decided to join the Board because I want to help further the mission and I thought I would have something to offer,” he explained. “I also want to give back to the institution that has given our family so much.”

Dennis is President of Worldwide Home Media Distribution at Paramount Pictures and is responsible for the global sales, marketing and distribution of DVD, digital, VOD and TV licensing of studio content on all platforms. It might sound complicated, but the gig definitely has its perks. “The coolest part of my job is the ability to watch movies and calling that work,” he said.

On a more serious note, Dennis brings valuable leadership experience to the Board. “I have a personal management style that combines energy with diplomacy and poise,” he said. “I have built a reputation as a strong leader and believe my open, no-nonsense, strategy-based approach would be appreciated and useful as a member of the Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy Board of Directors.”

LIA CARTER (Alyssa ’16) Lia Carter first heard about Flintridge Sacred Heart from her neighbors; each of their three daughters attended the school. But it was a visit to campus that sealed the deal for Lia’s daughter, Alyssa ’16. “My daughter told me that she felt a sense of peace every time she stepped foot on the campus. I knew she needed to listen to what God was telling her,” Lia said. Alyssa ’16 thrived at FSHA and was Salutatorian of her class. Along the way, Lia also became involved with life on the Hill and ended up serving on the Parents’ Guild Executive Board for four years.

When Lia was asked to join the Board of Directors, she knew what her answer would be right away. “Who can say no to Sr. Carolyn? But, seriously, I love FSHA, its mission to its students and its support of the students’ families,” Lia explained. “I recognize the importance of staying true to an organization’s mission and purpose.”

Lia’s leadership on a number of volunteer organizations and committees isn’t the only experience she brings to the Board. As a Superior Court Judge for Los Angeles, Lia has had to make a lot of tough decisions. “I am a great listener,” she said. “I can bring order to chaos and I have a very calm demeanor.” And it’s Lia’s love of FSHA that will guide her work on the Board. “I am honored that the Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose have entrusted me to help carry out the mission of Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy.”

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e are proud to present our 2020 Strategic Plan – An Extraordinary Vision! A work of conversation and collaboration among the many and varied communities of Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, this plan is based on the belief that strong schools must evaluate themselves constantly and establish measurable goals and priorities that ensure their ability to deliver their mission in a changing environment. An Extraordinary Vision does just that. It reaffirms FSHA’s commitment to academic, athletic and artistic excellence. It reflects the essence of our mission and values.

It embraces the shared values of our community.

Simply put, the initiatives laid out in An Extraordinary Vision will propel Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy into the ever-changing educational landscape in new and exciting ways while maintaining our strong Dominican traditions.

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GOAL 1:

GOAL 2:

GOAL 3:

Extraordinary

Extraordinary

Extraordinary

PEOPLE

PROGRAM

PLACE

We will attract, develop and retain extraordinary faculty, staff and students who exemplify our mission and values. We are committed to providing opportunities that allow our people to flourish within our community.

We will pursue and implement academic and co-curricular programs that respond to the everchanging educational landscape. We will prepare our young women for college and beyond by incorporating collaboration, interdisciplinary learning, experiential approaches, opportunities for self-discovery and the development of life skills, in an integrated day and boarding program.

We will enhance our unique hilltop setting, a signature asset, by modernizing our campus to create the optimal learning environment for our mission and programs.

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GOAL 4:

GOAL 5:

Extraordinary

Extraordinary

PARTNERSHIPS

PRESENCE

We will strengthen relationships with our community of parents, grandparents, alumnae, parents of alumnae, friends of the school and foundations to deepen the ongoing commitment to our mission, to strengthen our culture of giving and to create a network of strategic partnerships.

We will raise our profile as a leader in secondary girls’ education by highlighting and promoting our distinctive programs and accomplishments through internal and external networks, leveraging both formal and informal communication strategies.

To learn more about An Extraordinary Vision, please visit www.fsha.org/Page/About/Strategic-Plan.

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FINANCIAL REPORT The strong 2015-16 financial report is a testament to our guiding principles— financial priorities driven by strategic planning, the responsible stewardship of finances and working with budgetary guidelines. Fundraising is just as critical.

Year-over-year growth in the Flintridge Fund, Gala and the Golf Tournament as well as our endowment funds ensure FSHA’s financial stability and ability to provide an outstanding, college-preparatory education.

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EXPENDITURES

67 % %

Compensation & Benefits

Other

2%

Advancement

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OPERATING REVENUE

79 %

3%

Net Tuition Revenue

Other

1% 4 % Fee Income 5% Investment Summer Programs

Income

8%

Gifts and Donations

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Retreats 3 % Athletics/ School 3 % High Program 4% Administration

(Technology, Liability Insurance and Audit)

% 5 Food

13 %

Facilities & Capital Expenditure

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ENDOWMENT AND RESERVES (IN MILLIONS)

$18 $16 $14 $12 $10 $8 $6 $4 $2 6/30/07

6/30/08

6/30/09

6/30/10 6/30/11

6/30/12

6/30/13

6/30/14

6/30/15

6/30/16

6/30/14

6/30/15

6/30/16

FLINTRIDGE FUND (IN THOUSANDS)

$900 $800 $700 $600 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 6/30/07

6/30/08

6/30/09

6/30/10 6/30/11

6/30/12

6/30/13

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FLINTRIDGE FUND DONOR ROLL Thank you, thank you, thank you! With your generosity, we exceeded our 2015-16 Flintridge Fund goal, raising $814,000 for our students, teachers and programs. We also achieved 90 percent participation from current parents for two years in a row! As the cornerstone of our fundraising efforts, the Flintridge Fund provides critical support to our academic programs and educational initiatives, professional development fund and tuition assistance program. Your contributions make an impact each and every day.

The following list reflects contributions made through June 30, 2016.

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Mother Pia Circle $50,000 + Anonymous D

Mission of San Jose $25,000 - $49,999 Anonymous D Janice Bini and Dean Scarborough Schwab Charitable Fund D Patricia Traviss ’49 D

Founders Circle $10,000 - $24,999

Anonymous D Nancy and Donald Gormly Eva and Valeriy Karakenyan XiaoYu Zhu and KeYan Liu Darla and Sam Longo, Jr. D Marian (Stolz ’46) and C. Blaine Shull D

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Presidents Circle $5,000 – $9,999 Anonymous Laura and Armik Agakanian D Christina and Philip Baker Elizabeth and Michael Bazdarich D Benjamin Chanler-Laurin The Buena Vista Foundation Anna (Lund ’87) and Michael Clapp D Kimberly and William Covey, Jr. Marta and Eric Cross Bohdan Drobenko and Maria Nalywayko Christina and Tom Emrey Maria (Viola ’82) and Michael Finnegan Melanie (Hitchcock ’86) and Doug Frey D Patricia and Richard Furlong D Ron Gerhardt Norma and Russell Hanlin Bob and Joan Harper D Kathleen Hirrel ’00 D Kathryn and Charles Hofgaarden D Ellen Nichols Kliavkoff ’85 D Bill and Monica Kostelnik D Qing Ye and Jinpeng Li Kathie and Allen Lund D Mary (Lambert ’82) and Kenneth Lund D

= Consecutive Donors 5+ years / ◊ = deceased

Karen and Dennis Maguire D Barbara Marshall D Denny (’76) and Curt McSweeny Gale and John Musker D Lucy A. Perricone and Maury Klumok Nancy and Michael Perry Monica and Art Saldivar D Amber Gerhardt-Serrano The Timothy and Judith Smith Foundation D Elizabeth and Robert Stellwagen, Jr. Amy Valencia Yingli Yu and Wei Zhang

Rosary Circle $2,500 - $4,999

Anonymous (2) Julieta and Jeffrey Bennett D Adrienne (’77) and Bob Bolger Pattie and Dave Bolstad D Deborah and Christopher Brandt D Judy and Maurizio Cascapera Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Veronica Deasy Goodrich ’73 D Kathleen and Robert Goodwin Paula Daly Haughey ’78 D David and Beverly Katz D John and Sheila Laco D Xiaojie Sun and Dachang Li Jeb Long

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Robert Malchione and Kathleen Duey D Liz and Sam Melehani D Sue and Kevin O’Hearn Marilyn G. Pieroni D Sabrina and Fadi Rassam Elizabeth and Janah Risha Robert Roginson and Juli Goodwin Roginson’87 D Daniel and Melita Ryan D Terry Seidler D Catherine Smith ’98 D Tom and Elizabeth Stauffer D Carol (Kellogg ’80) and Charles Toogood D Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program D Rick and Elise Wetzel

Flintridge Circle $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous (3) D Barbara Langley Alvarado ’60 D Anthony and Savonia Angelica D Lena Antoci Christine and Michael Antonovich Kimberly and Brian Arial B & B Associates, Inc. Aline Moret Bakewell and Danny J. Bakewell, Sr. Armen and Rita Baranian D

Lisa and Rene Brancheau Steve Buntich Dana and Martin Burnham Elizabeth and Christopher Bury Cynthia Dolores (Marsh ’45) and James Butler D John and Allison Byrne Huili Ma and Yanfeng Cai Terese and John Caire, III California Community Foundation D Clarissa and Dale Carlson D Mary and Daniel Carney CBT International, Inc. Beth Celo Eric Celo Feihong Wang and Huiyong Chen Jim and Tanya Christodoulelis Troy Clarke Helen and Christopher Condit Holly Jones and Andrew D’Alfonso Whitney (Karm ’87) and Bradford DeJardin D Debra and David Dillard Claudine and Michael Donner Barbara Dugas-Patterson and Donald Patterson Marilyn and Stephen Dubb Eleanor (Purcell ’53) and Joseph Dunn Marion and Robert Edwards D Judy and Eric Ek

= Consecutive Donors 5+ years / ◊ = deceased

Richard and Robin Elmassian eScrip D Elizabeth and John Flynn Paige Maloney Gates-Kayyem ’84 D Berta and Pedro Gaviña Molly and Edward Gervais Xuefeng Gong Carmella Grahn D Sue and Robert Gray Dean Guizot Jing Guo and Bin Chen Tiffany Guo Gregory and Lois Hankins Margaret and Daniel Harrow Suzanne and Michael Hart D Ani Vartanian Harutunian and Alfred Harutunian D Richard Heimerl D Anne-Marie and Henry Helvajian Adriana and Kendall Henry D Julie and Craig Hodges Sue Huston D Edward M Illig D Michaela Illig Bush ’81 Rita (Illig ’76) and Klause Liebelt D Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Imburgia Katie and Brad Koehler Julia and Thomas La Grua Chan-I Hsiao and Casey K.C. Lai Kay Lau Kelly Lee

Marisa and Laszlo Lencse Joanne Sakamoto and Gary Lieskovsky D Mr. and Mrs. Y. T. Lin Kelly and Bruce Linden LingMei Zhen and ChangXi Liu Cynthia Dolores (Marsh ’45) and James Butler D Paul and Mopy (Kathleen’08 & Kristine ’11) Locker D Kelle and Conrado Lopez D Susan and Aaron Lubeley Alicia and Edward Lund D Wu Song and Song Ma Anthony Maniscalchi Steven and Sally Mann D Dolores and Harvey Marsh D Ann-Marie and Lance Martinez Jennifer and Richard Maynes Katy and Steve McCollum Janet and Dean McCreary D Colette and Bill McCreary Marcela Halphen McKenna ’46 D Sandra (Shaw ’86) and Mark Miranti Debra Mitchell Thomas Mitchell Denise and Christopher Modrzejewski Jan Musial D Christine (Longo ’82) and Steven Navarro D Joanne and Kirk Nishiyama D Wendy Davis and Michael Noll

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Erin (Nolan ’87) and Scott Olmsted D Christine and Steven Pappas D Patty and David Parker Pasadena Community Foundation D Alyson and Paul Pernecky Brenda and Leonard Pieroni, III D Jodi and Michael Powers D Premier Management Solutions, LLC Gretchen and Daniel Pugliese Lin Liu and YunQian Qiao Bei Zhu and Jingsong Rao Charles Reardon Nancy Reeves Reardon Reeves Family Foundation Eileen and Edward G. Reilly D Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Lisa and Mark Richardson Margaret and Thomas Romano Patricia Salvaty D John and Teresa Salvo D Janis and Paul Savoie Seiter Family Foundation David and Kimberly Shaw D Mary Ann and Mike Smith

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Patricia and Michael J. Smith D Thomas E. Smith Ted and Judi Snyder D Mary McNamara and Richard Stayton Michele (Friese ’83) and Jeffrey Stephens D Luke Strockis Scotti Strockis Julie Swayze and Steve Bowie D Rachel and Matthew Telleria Tao Tian Fiona and John Tighe Julie and Kevin Tomkins Myriam Trudel Kathleen and Mark Trueblood D Connie and Deus Tulolo Sarah (Banales ’86) and Allan Villegas D Celeste and Tom Von Der Ahe Charlene Mao and Han Wang Hong Ge and Xiaohong Wang Xiaoyang Zhao and Changhong Wei Colleen and Luke Welsh D Ann and Randall Wetzel D Shannon and Jonathan Williamson Joni and Richard Wirthlin D Stephanie and Tony Yates D Debbie Enterante and Allen Zielinski D

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Tolog Circle Up to $999 Megan Abramson Ward ’89 D ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc. D Lisette Acevedo, Ph.D. ’93 Leila and Raul Acevedo Christina Plump Acker ’00 Julie and Scott Acosta D Judith Straub Adams ’58 Rick Adams Maria and John Adriano Patricia Nevins Akana ’47 D Beverly Brace Akiona ’54 Belinda and Salvador Alba Beatriz and Enrique Alejo, Jr. D Julie and Dan Alle Kimberly and Kent Allmon D Roy L. Allmon Laila and Salam Al-Marayati Rosabel and Manuel Almeida Ann Als JoAnne Als Carolyn and Bob Altman D Damon Anastasia Heather Anastasia Joan Anderson Beth and Jerome Andrews, Jr. Christy Cummings Aneja ’00 D Mary Anselmo Kathy and Angelo Antoci

= Consecutive Donors 5+ years / ◊ = deceased

Maria Aragon Kathryn Ashe Armstrong ’47 D Chantel Arroyo ’93 Lucy and Anthony P. Artukovich D Carla and Darren Artura Oscar Ascencio D Joanne and Richard Ashworth D Janet Atamanuck Pansy Au and Glenn Chung D The Augustyn Foundation Trust D Gretchen Augustyn D Gayaneh Pezeshkian Avanes ’00 D Andrea Aviles ’07 Sophia and Alfred Ayala D Nelida and Joel Ayala Ayco Charitable Foundation Carmen Arom and Edward Azari Kelly Flores-Baca and James Baca D Megan Bacall ’15 Denise and Robert Bacall D Marie Faccini Baker D Cheryl and Robert Baker Danny Bakewell Tana Bakewell Meghan McKenna Balding ’01 Judith and Douglas Baldwin Judy Baldwin Gayle and John Ball Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Banales Ozzie Barrero D Ina Caratan Baskin ’50 D

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Jan Ellison Baszucki ’83 Michele Marquez and Kevin Bauer Beth Bauer-Capocci D Taylor Bauman ’15 Cathi and John Beauclair D Lucretia and Richard Bechguenturian D Daisy Beckner ’14 Kristin and Gregory Beeve D Mary Beierle Theresa and Antonio Rey Bejerano Sharon Bender Tavi and Earl Benjamin Harriette Bernal Rosa and Mark Bernstein D Jessica and Normand Bessette Alison Birnie Jon Bodell Anne Smith Boland ’93 D Mark Bommarito D Sister Celeste Marie Botello, O.P. D Delfa and Richard Bouchakian Holly and Charles Bowyer Katherine Boyce Mary Katherine Boyce D Dana Bracci Dylann and Tom Bralley D Christina Brandt ’10 D Frances Martin Brent ’51 Claudine Cazian Britz ’96 D Mary Wachter Brow ’46 D

Diana Brown Erin Flanagan Brown ’83 Tamera Brown Donna and Ted Buckenmaier Jessica Rose Heller Bulgin ’98 Rosalie and Jack Burghardt Maureen Cabeen Burns ’74 Simone Butera D Annika and Ty Buxman D Nancy and John Cabot D Jenny and Denny Cagampan, III D Shab and Shawn Caley D Rebecca Calix ’15 Campbell Family Foundation Margaret and Frank Campbell Virginia Campbell Juli Canavan Mabelle and James Canessa Joan and Donald Canning D Colleen Carley ’00 Brigitta Carlsson Sheila Turnbull Carpenter ’58 D Alyssa Carter ’16 Lia and Michael Carter Mr. and Mrs. Hilario Casado Judy Cascales ’57 D Sue and Vincent J. Castle Lupe and José Castro Emil Celani Manisha and Rajesh Chawla Xu Lin and Hui Bin Chen

Ping Chen and Hungchee Chan Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Cherbak Sara Cherbak ’90 D Winnie Chow and Andy Cheung Marty and James Childs Klaudette L. DeRose Christensen ’89 Michele and James Ciampa Patricia Waldron Cienkus ’58 Laura and Michael Cisneros CKW School Uniforms D Allison Clapp ’14 Mareesa Clarke D Geraldine Clarke-Schuh ’79 Allison Clay Claire O’Neill-Close and Jay Close Gina Romano Cockriel ’97 Tony Coelho Marissa (Morgan ’85) and Wesley Coffey D Sophia Coffey ’15 Stefani Collier D Madeline Collins ’15 Kim and Rob Collins Teri Conlon Ann and Barry Connell Peter and Christine Conti D Stephanie Contreras D Vincent Cordero Veronica and Jose Corral Nicole M. Vandevelde Cozby ’98 Andrew Cramer D

Phyllis and Douglas Cremer, Ph.D. Steven Cronkhite Atsumi Miyanaga Cross Joyce and Fenton Cross Peter Cross Gail and Jonathan Crotty D Taylor Crotty ’09 Nancy Cox Crowe ’50 D Daniel J. Crowley, D.D.S. D Laura Bolstad Cuevas ’91 D Juliet Cresto Cullen ’92 Gerald Cunha D Loretta Cunha D Sallie Cunningham-Seltzer ’59 Bobbie and John Curley Gabrielle Current ’15 Mary Cusack Susan and Richard D’Amico Anna Nguyen and Henry Dang Roula and Nour Dardari Aimee Grush David ’99 Jillian Davis ’03 Alison and Michael Davitt D Marlowe and Bradley Dawn Mayra de Aguiar ’91 Rosimel Casado de Domenico ’94 Charles De La Torre Cecilia and Edward De La Torre James De La Torre Brian and Barbara Degnan D

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Linda (Christopher ’79) and Michael Delaney D Alice Bonner Des Roches ’53 D Design & Test LLC Kathy Desmond D Sheila Slaughter Dey ’70 Lisa Bobadilla Diaz ’97 Suzanne McAllister DiMaio ’88 D Yolanda and Michael DiPietro D Angela and Olympio D’Mello D Christina Lund Doerfler ’93 D Sharon Waugh Dolan ’62 Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose D Thomas Doran Michele and Tom Doud Michelle and Brian Douglas Sean Douglas Bonnie Drumwright, Ph.D. ’69 D Suzanne and Barrett Duff D Jennifer Duff ’93 D Anna and George Dulcich D Rita Cobb Dundee ’49 Vangie and Ted Dupas Angela Dykstra D

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Cynthia Musial Eckert ’88 Joy Edu Nancy Eiswirth ’68 Jane El Farra Barbara Lynn Emmons Perrier ’85 D Fred and Sandra Engler D Paloma Enrigue Rosales Susan Picker Enriquez ’73 Mary Hall and Ercil Eschbach Michelle and Hernan Escobar John and Kimberly (Ray ’84) Espe D Lindsey Espe ’12 Gina Esteras ’78 D Elizabeth Ettinger ’15 Annette and Christopher Faenza, Sr. Mary and Fredrick Falkner Vatche & Lena Fermanian Keeley Fernandez ’08 Elizabeth McAllister Fieux ’85 Guillermo Figueroa D Alexis Finc Jeannie Finley D Carolynn (Ganzer ’52) and John Finnegan Grace Fisher-Adams ’85 Elizabeth and Tom Fitzgerald Mary and Terrence Fitzgibbons Casey Fitzpatrick D Jennifer Fix ’15

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Shabnam and Mike Fotoohi Heather Fox-Busquets ’91 D Jean and Rene Fradet Elizabeth Ward Francesconi ’86 Lucia and Roy Francis Sharon Frank Francis ’89 Kim and Bob Frank D Brenda and Carlyle Franklin Julie Frasco ’87 Clare Michel Frederick ’52 Linda and Dick Frey Eva and Anthony Friedman Kathleen Gudelman Fritzsche ’51 Kim McNally and Raymond Fuentes Petti and Frankie Fung Amanda Furlong ’13 Nancy (Sheedy ’64) and Michael Fusco Pamela Groves-Gaggioli and Fred Gaggioli, Jr. Gina and Eric Galang Estrellita and Oscar Galang Grace and Dominador Galanto Susan Schweitzer Gallego ’59 D Gloria Gallegos Liliana and Michael Gallegos Olivia Galvin Edna and Hector Gandarilla Lourdes Garcia ’82 D Antonia and Michael Garcia

= Consecutive Donors 5+ years / ◊ = deceased

Vivian Garcia ’81 Gayane and Sarkis Garibyan Amy and Tim Garrity Morgan Gates ’98 Lillian and Jose Gaviña Lauren Bruich Giacopelli ’00 D Robyn Giannotta Moss ’03 Sharon and Steven Giannotta Nancy Gibbs Alma and Stephen Giovanisci Molly Weber Girardi ’00 Gloria Arosemena Goins ’50 D Patrick Goldsworthy D Kate Ho and Manuel Gomez Marlene Lopez Gonzalez Sofia Elena Gonzalez Alesandra Lozano Gorczynski ’08 Erin Gorman Bozorgpour ’96 Barrett Gough Sherri and Gil Grace Tara Sheedy Grande ’94 Patricia and Lawrence Gray Sherry and Lawrence Gray, III Laura and Mark Green Michele and Michael Grego June Shephard Griffin ’55 Marie and Richard Grimes D Claudia Guillen D Belen and Douglas Gulick D Alejandra and Salvador Gurrola

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Nadya and Ronald Gustafson Dr David and Loyce Gutierrez (Davey and Dianne ’12) D Tamara and Eugene Gutierrez, IV Gretchen Seager and Louis Gutierrez Lupe Esparza Gutierrez and Mark Gutierrez Aimee and Rudy Gutierrez Allison Guzman ’15 Marlene Brakovich Hahn ’73 Beth Hakes D Howard Hakes D Dagmar and John Halamka Kevin Halloran Anne Marie and Laurence Hand Amy and Joseph Hanes Carolyn Hahn Harakal ’94 D Kathleen Harper ’08 Yesenia Guzman and Derrec Harris Mary and William Harrison Madeleine and Scott Harvey Allison Leah-Lieskovsky Hasbrouck ’00 D Josephine Hayes Karin and Robert Hayes

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Jeannette and Jay Helberg Lorraine and Allan Herbert Christine Hernandez D Iris and Patricio Hernandez Maryanne and Matthew Herrill Patricia Hill ’63 Janice Hines D Joan Hines D Nancy and Melvin Hirshman Laurel Hitchcock Jennifer and Mircea Hodis Muriel and Bert Hoeflich Burt and Nancy Holland D Kelley and John Holmes Ann and Rob Holmquist D Loretta Holstein D Laura Leyva and James Homans Anoosh and Joe Hovanessian D Erica Klein Huebner ’97 Veronica and Ralph Humphrey D Holly Hunnewell D Carla Walecka and T. Wayne Hunt D Jo Ann Hunter Diane Lee Hyung ’00 D Ivette and Jose Ibarra Mahira and Goran Ibrahimovic Kathleen and Arturo Interian Krissy Ionta D Gloria Dembling Irvine ’54 Mona Fujishige Iyoya ’89

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Giuliana Izzo ’15 Stephanie Jabarian ’15 Janet Jacobs Mary Kay Prather and Thomas Jacobsmeyer D Brett Bralley Jaillet ’05 Paige and Robert James Eugenia C. Jennett Natalie Fischer Jennings ’89 Virginia Jeffers Jennison ’45 D ◊ George Jennison Yue Wang and Yong Ji Jazmin Jimenez ’01 Marcie and David Johnson Esther and Dennis Johnson D Catherine and Mark Johnson D Rita Johnson D Rosemary and Joe Johnston D Caitlin Fahey Johnstone ’03 Sister Gloria Marie Jones, O.P. Kimberly Boyer Jordan ’93 Marcella Kalish Claire Kashinsky Barbara and Pari Kasliwal Melissa Majich Keeslar ’02 D Margaret Kelley ’14 Heather Kent D Becky (Muhs ’99) and Terry Kent Agnes Haddad Kenworthy ’51 Kelly LaRussa Kepner ’01

= Consecutive Donors 5+ years / ◊ = deceased

Leanna Kempker Kertson ’59 D Nerces Kevorkian Susan and Gary Keyes Nahla and Ted Khalaf Randa Khoury Miyoko and Craig Kinard Cheryl and John Kisob Tara Knabenshue Marlise Knechtle ’09 Samantha and Peter Knight D Marilyn Knoop Lynn and Chris Knox D Loretta Koch ’15 Carol and Michael Koch D Pat and Daniel Koehler Halcyon and Chris Koerber D Maria Kohne Winnie and Kim Kong D Mary Ann Koozin ’62 D Sandra Koutsoukos Talin and Vatche Kouyoumdjian D Siera Kozakar ’15 Stacey Kozakar D Beth and John Krappman D Elizabeth Krider Evelyn Kropp Laura and Robert Kropp Jeanette Kubani The Kula Foudation La Cañada Presbyterian Church

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Nicole Romano Lamb ’01 Suzanne Lambert Marina and Fred Lane Mary Lane-Heatley Rachelle Bin Lapuerta ’81 Sara Huesman Larson ’94 D Kathy and Frank LaRussa D Lisa J. Lasio Anna Marie and Connie Mack Laskey Jim Lau Kelly Herbert Lauer ’04 Gloria Laun ’47 Terese and Edward Laurance D Cynthia Renie and Timothy Lawlor Katherine Walsh Lawson ’62 D Carol Gallagher Lazzarevich ’50 D Sonia and Gary Ledesma Anne Anderson Lee ’93 Cheryl Ann and Andre Lee Nan Lee Catherine and Jon Legaspi Mandy Lem ’00 D Martha Lem D Carole and Matthew Lewis Aimin Rao and Qing Li Zeyi Li ’18 Megan Liebelt ’06 Catherine Schubert Linenberg ’88 D Heather and John Lipari Jin Tong Liu ’14 Zengmei Pang and Xiangguo Liu D

Teresa and Gerard Lollie D Kathi and John Lombardo Lois Longo D Anna Lopez ’15 Pat and Olin Lord D Cheri Love Joe Love, II Mary Kate and Adam Lowe D Eileen Maloney Lucio D Helen and David Lund D A. Jean and Spencer Lyon D Carmen and Anderson Mackey Catherine and Hoss MacVaugh Victoria Madera ’97 Ann Maguire ’12 Katherine Maguire ’09 Natalie Majich ’15 Elaine Maldonado Erin McGann Maloney ’89 D Bernadine and Robert Manofsky Chris Manson Kristen Mariotti Elizabeth Snyder and Clayton Marquardt Alexandra Marquez ’09 Bianca Marquez ’06 Gemma and Richard Marquez Juliette Marsh Williams Mary and Murray Marsh, Jr. Faith Ybanez Marshall ’97 D Loretta and Billy Martin

Catherine Martin ’96 Corinne Martin Tina Daunt and Hugo Martin Maureen (Sadler ’83) and Scott Martin D Suzette and Steven Mason Michele and John Mass Maria Mata Aundre Mathews Lynne Nakamura and Ronald Matsuno Cristina Serrano McBride ’96 Sarah Sima McCann ’96 D Martha Graham McCarter ’41 Kadee and Chip McCorkle Sister Carolyn McCormack, O.P. D Kathleen McCoy ’63 Mary, Brendan and Conner McCracken Phyllis and William McCreary D Staci Guthrie McEldowney ’91 Cherilyn McGlynn ’12 Janice and Sean McGlynn Leilani and Tim McHugh D Janet McNiff Pamela and Matthew McSweeny Pat McSweeny Brianna Medina ’13 Juliet Mazza and Carlo Mendoza Maria and Wilfredo Menendez Perla and Juan Mercade Nancy and Joe Mercolino

Kim Williams Michero and Bob Michero Mary and James Mieding Jessica Mijares ’15 John Miles Angela and Frederick Miller D Lauren Miller ’04 Leslie Miller and Glenn Houser D Maria Natoli Miller ’86 Mary and Serj Minassians Janet Hart Mitchell ’48 Anne-Maree and Mark Mitchell Nancy and Stephen Moloney Denise and Lars Momsen Theresa and Ruben Monge, Jr. Jeffrey M. Monohan Gabriela Montes Margaret Morales Jaqueline Moreno ’08 Abigail and Sergio Moreno D Aaron Mosley Veronica and Arthur Mosqueda D Tania Mouchamel ’15 Elizabeth Mozilo ’80 D Carole Famularo Mueller ’53 D Jill A. and David C. Muhs D Janet Muller Marika Munday ’15 Esther and William Munoz Christine and Ignacio Musich Sheila Bellomo Myers ’87 D

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Patricia and Edward Nahin D Kelly Nardoni ’95 Candy Navarro Ignacio Navarro Annette Giefer Nehls ’57 Soraya and Roger Neil D Stuart and Marjorie Nelson Loan Tran and Thao Nguyen Sister Donna Marie Nicholas, O.P. D Kristina Nichols Elizabeth and Swiss Nishiyama Pamela Nolan Virginia and Eugene Noll Annemarie (Radocsay ’68) and Richard Noltner D Renee Romano Norton ’93 D Walter Norton, Sr. Suzanne and Jeffery Nuzzi Catherine and Kevin O’Brien D Aline and Max Ocon D Vanessa Ocon ’16 Janey Odell Sister Jennifer Ogorek, O.P. Martha and John Olmstead Patricia Pulido and Thomas Olona Amy Heller Onderdonk ’00 Debbie and Tom Ong Carrie (Black ’85) and Michael Oransky D Rose and John Orlandini D

Jim and Paula Capriccio Orlandini ’71 D Sara Orlandini ’05 Margarita Penichet Orsi ’82 Kristina Ortega Connie Osher Jose Luis Osorio D Diana O’Toole ’15 Erin Sheedy Owen ’90 D Porter Pacella ’15 Margot Paine D Kristina Arias Palmieri ’97 Eric Pals D Liza Papadopoulos D Mario Pariante D Carol McCoppin Park ’66 Edith and James Parra Johanna Gregory Partin ’88 Laura and John Paszkiewicz Barbara Dugas-Patterson and Donald Patterson Sister Mary Therese Perez, O.P. D Deborah Mahony Perret Jonathan Perret Rosana and Bob Perry Natalie (Lund ’81) and Kirk Peterson D Karen and Philip Peterson Susan Peterson John Pettersson D

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Brooks Pickering D Susan Pickering D Allen Pierson Diane Pierson Kristin Stevens Pitt ’85 D Ryan Pittman Sophia Pittman Melissa Pittson ’10 Domenica Piumetti ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Pola D Rhonda and Jeff Polzin Marion Polzin Gloria and Paul Porter D Maricruz Prado and Jim Woodruff D Elizabeth Prather ’78 Ann Primising D Patti Proudfit Ann Crispi Purcell ’88 Susan and Tom Purdy Margaret and John Quigley Maria and Herman Quispe R.J. Collins Plumbing Co., Inc. Mr. John Raimondo, Jr. Emily Freedman Ramazzotti ’58 Emily and Gilbert Ramirez Susanne L. Ramos MD Susanne Ramos ’84 and Dwight (Hank) Peterson Priscilla Boranian Raven ’98 Natalee Harrison Ray ’02

= Consecutive Donors 5+ years / ◊ = deceased

May Redublo Elizabeth and Thomas Reed D Susan Keller Reischl ’72 Madonna Stanislawski Reisert ’77 Carol Reyes Joan and Fabio Reyes Melissa Reynolds D Lauren Reynoso Natalie Rezek Annette Ricchiazzi ’90 and Marc Blain D Jennifer Ricchiazzi Richard ’92 D Yvonne Martinez and Jim Rieder Kim and John Robb D Julie and John Roberts D Katherine Donahoe Robles ’49 Cathleen Rodden ’84 Annabelle and Manuel Rojas D Cate Roman Daniel and Arlene Romero Edwina Romero Linda and Tony Romero D Tracey Romine Yessenia Romo Stephanie Ronay ’11 Madeline and Jim Rose Shirley Rose Annie Odell Rosenberger Bradford Rosenberger Dawn Demski Ross Symcox ’58 D

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Althea Rowe D Guia and Charles Rucker Linda and Charles Ruder Shannon and Timothy Ruder D Karen Deacy-Russell and Lawrence Russell D Rachel Russell Katy Sadler D Mara Suchy and Mark Saigh Maria Saiz Jean Bushnell Salfen ’60 Maria Jeanna and Virgilio Salvador Nicolina Salvo ’08 D Rachel Salvo ’06 D Rebecca Salvo ’06 D Delcia Witty-Sampson and Benadict Sampson Nanci and Mark Sanchez D Catherine Sabourin Sanders ’98 Gina and Hector Sandoval D Heidi and Tim Sandoval D Patricia (Burghardt ’87) and Douglas Sarbaum D Diane and Ali Sarkarati D Marta and Gregory Sarno

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Maureen (Burke ’83) and Ted Savo D John Saydah D Charlotte von Massenhausen Saydah D Elisabeth (Egan ’82) and Stephen Scharre D Alice Stears Schmidt ’50 Megan Schmidt ’02 Katherine Illig Schneider ’78 D Sarah Robison Schneider ’03 D Mary Schnieders ’97 D Susan Schnieders Shelly Wenker Schroth ’94 D Gloria Ann and William F. Schubert Patricia Schuler ’66 Judi and Charles Schwab Kristen Schwarz ’02 D Michele (Vessadini ’73) and John Sciarra D Jeanine and Bradley Scott Gretchen and David Seager Susan and Theodore Seden Mary Katherine Senstad ’12 Rebecca and Michael Seymour D Audrey Sharp D Veronica and William Shaw D Marilyn Shield Elizabeth and Albert Shonk Jill and Michael Sigler D Diana and Ricardo Silva

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Clancy Simon ’02 Sherrie Singer Eileen and John Sinner D Tanatorn Siriprabrydhi ’16 Nada and Wahid Slim Concetta Smarius D Barbara Healy Smith ’72 Heather (MacPherson ’91) and David Smith Sara and Jeffrey Smith Evan Snyder ’07 D Tonette and John So Shelly and Steven Sonner D Christina Spano ’84 Camille (Barbaro ’87) and James Spina D Marisa Spinella ’09 Kelly and Armand Spiotto Deborah St. John Madeline Stauffer ’15 Frances and Craig Stearns Joanne and Robert Stellwagen Marylin Parker Stephens ’45 Merian and Wesley Stewart Maria and David Stolpe Diana Loehr Stone ’60 D Camila Strassle ’13 Laura Farach and Philip Strassle Lin Lin and Xiang Dong Su Jing Dong and Yu Sui

= Consecutive Donors 5+ years / ◊ = deceased

Sumin Wang and Renhua Sun Marsha Berger Swan ’56 Renee and Glenn Swart Jennifer Danyluk Tahmoush ’96 Michelle Taormina ’91 Dr. and Mrs. William J. Taormina Target Pamela and David Tartaglio Mary Manofsky and Steve Tatham Ruth and John Theiring Kiley Theiring ’09 Hedy and Tim Thomas Daly Thompson Elizabeth Sutton Thompson Karen and Davis Thompson D Mary Jane Brownson Thompson ’55 Karen and Michael Thornton D Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tinker D Janis Tista D Sarah Greene Tolliver ’81 Candice and Colin Tom Claudine and Henry Tonarely Ruth and Steve Tran Dat Trang Danzey Treanor Camille Trevor ’15 Amy Trivers ’10 Simon Tse Narmandakh Myagmar and Gantulga Tudevkhuu

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Connie and Deus Tulolo Irene and Thomas Tupman Cindy and Raul Turcios Sister Johnellen Turner, O.P. The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Diane and Morgan Underwood D Caitlin Bogert Upton ’00 Kathy von Massenhausen Ursini ’83 D Isabel Uy ’08 Marie Uy D Sarah Vail ’15 Elizabeth and Jorge Valdivia Cecilia and Elmo Valino Hannah Valino ’05 James Van de Voorde Suzanne and John Van Dyke D John and Mary Linda Vandevelde D Anita Rodriguez-Vega and Salvador Vega D Gloria Vessadini Schubert and William Schubert D Amanda Vigil ’15 Irene and Edward Vigil Teresa Faccini Vincent ’79 D Marian Haddad Violé ’53 Peeranut Visetsuth Rosemary and Oscar Vital Margaret and Howard Wagar Barbara and Paul Wagner Abbie Waite ’04

Lara Walker Joan and Robert Walker D Amy McAndrews Walters ’93 Jennifer Walters-Munoz and Joseph Munoz Katherine Ward ’88 Michael Ward D Dick and Ann Ward D Brett and Cris Warner Barbara Williams Weisbart ’42 Tina LaMonica and Warren Wellen Ashley Wells ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wenker Kim and Christopher Westhoff Elizabeth Whan ’15 Lisa and Peter Whan D Brynn Whitehouse-Levine ’12 Georgina and Peter Whitford Dian Maeth Whitney ’53 Lillian Widen ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wiercioch Maria and Brent Wiggins, Sr. Dominika Wilczek ’15 Leokadia and Janusz Wilczek Rosie and Jeffrey Williams Cleo and Peter Williams D Deena and Douglas Willis Mary and Daniel Wilson D Betsy and John Wilson Julie Sparks Wilson ’73 D Patricia and Dan Wolfe

Eileen Mabalay Wong ’99 Mindy Wong D Shannon McIntyre Woods ’82 Susan Yang Monica Chang Yeh and Calvin Yeh Alisa Yingling ’93 Andrea and Walter Yoka D Elaine Young Jacqueline Yu ’00 Lisa Torres Zastrow ’05 Lei Xue and Jin Yang Zhang Xiaomei Xiu and Tianhang Zhou Li Li and Xingang Zhu Hannah Zika ’15 Wei Guo and Xunyong Zou Irene Zukas Bracci and Dana Bracci Andrea Zuniga Anne and Peter Zwart D

PNC Foundation Qualcomm Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc. Sempra Energy Trumark Real Estate Management D United Way of Greater Los Angeles D Verizon Foundation The Walt Disney Company D Wells Fargo Bank D

Matching Gift Companies

Allen Lund Co. D The Amgen Foundation D Bank of America Bank of America Foundation D BlackRock, Inc. The Boeing Company D COSTCO Wholesale General Reinsurance Corporation Levi Strauss & Co. Northrop Grumman Corporation Northwestern Mutual Foundation D

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ALUMNAE GIVING DONOR ROLL The generosity from our alumnae demonstrates that the spirit instilled on the Hill never goes away.

Thanks to your continuous belief in Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, your alma mater is able to provide the building blocks for an even brighter education. These gifts grant the future generation of Tologs the ability to further grow into successful, strong women.

The following list reflects contributions made through June 30, 2016.

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Anonymous (3) Megan Abramson Ward ’89 d Lisette Acevedo, Ph.D. ’93 Christina Plump Acker ’00 Judith Straub Adams ’58 Patricia Nevins Akana ’47 Beverly Brace Akiona ’54 Barbara Langley Alvarado ’60 d Christy Cummings Aneja ’00 d Kathryn Ashe Armstrong ’47 Chantel Arroyo ’93 Gayaneh Pezeshkian Avanes ’00 Andrea Aviles ’07 v Megan Bacall ’15 Meghan McKenna Balding ’01 Ina Caratan Baskin ’50 d Jan Ellison Baszucki ’83 Taylor Bauman ’15 v

Daisy Beckner ’14 v Anne Smith Boland ’93 Adrienne Bolger ’77 q Christina Brandt ’10 d v Frances Martin Brent ’51 Claudine Cazian Britz ’96 Mary Wachter Brow ’46 d Erin Flanagan Brown ’83 Jessica Rose Heller Bulgin ’98 Maureen Cabeen Burns ’74 Rebecca Calix ’15 Colleen Carley ’00 Sheila Turnbull Carpenter ’58 Alyssa Carter ’16 v Judy Cascales ’57 Sara Cherbak ’90 d Klaudette L. DeRose Christensen ’89 Patricia Waldron Cienkus ’58 Allison Clapp ’14 Anna (Lund ’87) Clapp qd Geraldine Clarke-Schuh ’79 Gina Romano Cockriel ’97 Marissa (Morgan ’85) Coffey Sophia Coffey ’15 Madeline Collins ’15 Nicole M. Vandevelde Cozby ’98 Taylor Crotty ’09

Nancy Cox Crowe ’50 d Laura Bolstad Cuevas ’91 d Juliet Cresto Cullen ’92 Sallie Cunningham-Seltzer ’59 Gabrielle Current ’15 Aimee Grush David ’99 Jillian Davis ’03 Mayra de Aguiar ’91 Rosimel Casado de Domenico ’94 Whitney (Karm ’87) DeJardin d Linda (Christopher ’79) Delaney d Alice Bonner Des Roches ’53 d Sheila Slaughter Dey ’70 Lisa Bobadilla Diaz ’97 Suzanne McAllister DiMaio ’88 Christina Lund Doerfler ’93 Sharon Waugh Dolan ’62 Bonnie Drumwright, Ph.D. ’69 d Jennifer Duff ’93 Rita Cobb Dundee ’49 Eleanor (Purcell ’53) Dunn Cynthia Musial Eckert ’88 Nancy Eiswirth ’68 Barbara Lynn Emmons Perrier ’85 d Susan Picker Enriquez ’73 Kimberly (Ray ’84) Espe d Lindsey Espe ’12 v

v 1931 Alumnae Leadership Circle introductory member / q 1931 Alumnae Leadership Circle member d Bridge Society 5 year / w Bridge Society 10 year / m Bridge Society 15 year

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Gina Esteras ’78 Elizabeth Ettinger ’15 Keeley Fernandez ’08 v Elizabeth McAllister Fieux ’85 Carolynn (Ganzer ’52) Finnegan Maria (Viola ’82) Finnegan q Grace Fisher-Adams ’85 Jennifer Fix ’15 Heather Fox-Busquets ’91 Elizabeth Ward Francesconi ’86 Sharon Frank Francis ’89 Julie Frasco ’87 Clare Michel Frederick ’52 Melanie (Hitchcock ’86) Frey qd Kathleen Gudelman Fritzsche ’51 Amanda Furlong ’13 v Nancy (Sheedy ’64) Fusco Susan Schweitzer Gallego ’59 d Lourdes Garcia ’82 Vivian Garcia ’81 Morgan Gates ’98 Paige Maloney Gates-Kayyem ’84 q Lauren Bruich Giacopelli ’00 d Robyn Giannotta Moss ’03 Molly Weber Girardi ’00 Gloria Arosemena Goins ’50 Veronica Deasy Goodrich ’73 qw Alesandra Lozano Gorczynski ’08 v

Erin Gorman Bozorgpour ’96 Tara Sheedy Grande ’94 June Shephard Griffin ’55 Allison Guzman ’15 v Marlene Brakovich Hahn ’73 Carolyn Hahn Harakal ’94 Kathleen Harper ’08 v Allison Leah-Lieskovsky Hasbrouck ’00 d Paula Daly Haughey ’78 qm Patricia Hill ’63 Kathleen Hirrel ’00 qd Nancy Decker Holland ’78 d Erica Klein Huebner ’97 Diane Lee Hyung ’00 Michaela Illig Bush ’81 Rita (Illig ’76) Liebelt qw Katherine Illig Schneider ’78 Gloria Dembling Irvine ’54 Mona Fujishige Iyoya ’89 Giuliana Izzo ’15 Stephanie Jabarian ’15 Brett Bralley Jaillet ’05 Natalie Fischer Jennings ’89 Jazmin Jimenez ’01 Caitlin Fahey Johnstone ’03 Kimberly Boyer Jordan ’93 Melissa Majich Keeslar ’02 d Margaret Kelley ’14 v

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ur alumnae are extremely generous. To celebrate their commitment to Flintridge Sacred Heart, we introduced two new alumnae giving groups last year. We hope you will join us!

THE 1931 ALUMNAE LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

The 1931 Alumnae Leadership Circle recognizes the generous support of our alumnae donors who give $1,931 or more to the Flintridge Fund. Members receive special recognition throughout the year and are invited to a private dinner in appreciation of their generosity.

FSHA is truly grateful for the extraordinary generosity of our alumnae, who set the tone for giving among our community and help ensure a bright future for today’s Tologs. Our 1931 introductory members are graduates from the last nine years who have contributed $19.31 or more to the Flintridge Fund.

THE BRIDGE SOCIETY The Bridge Society celebrates our most loyal alumnae who consistently support the Flintridge Fund year after year. Alumnae who make a gift of any amount to the Flintridge Fund for five consecutive years are recognized as members of the Bridge Society. For this consistent show of support, members of the Society are recognized with an elegant bracelet with special charms given at the 5-, 10-, 15-, 20-, 25- and 30-year milestones. A lifetime of giving by alumnae is a vote of confidence in what FSHA has been, what it is today and what it will become.

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Darla Vessadini Longo ’75 d Anna Lopez ’15 Mary (Lambert ’82) Lund qd

Becky (Muhs ’99) Kent Agnes Haddad Kenworthy ’51 Kelly LaRussa Kepner ’01 Leanna Kempker Kertson ’59 d Ellen Nichols Kliavkoff ’85 qd Marlise Knechtle ’09 v Loretta Koch ’15 Mary Ann Koozin ’62 d Siera Kozakar ’15 Nicole Romano Lamb ’01 Rachelle Bin Lapuerta ’81 Sara Huesman Larson ’94 d Kelly Herbert Lauer ’04 Gloria Laun ’47 Katherine Walsh Lawson ’62 Carol Gallagher Lazzarevich ’50 Anne Anderson Lee ’93 Mandy Lem ’00 d Megan Liebelt ’06 Catherine Schubert Linenberg ’88 d Jin Tong Liu ’14 v Cynthia Marsh Lloyd-Butler ’45 w

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Victoria Madera ’97 Ann Maguire ’12 Katherine Maguire ’09 Natalie Majich ’15 Erin McGann Maloney ’89 Alexandra Marquez ’09 v Bianca Marquez ’06 Faith Ybanez Marshall ’97 d Catherine Martin ’96 Maureen (Sadler ’83) Martin Cristina Serrano McBride ’96 Sarah Sima McCann ’96 Martha Graham McCarter ’41 Kathleen McCoy ’63 Staci Guthrie McEldowney ’91 Cherilyn McGlynn ’12 Marcela Halphen McKenna ’46 q Denny McSweeny ’76 q Brianna Medina ’13 v Jessica Mijares ’15 Lauren Miller ’04 Maria Natoli Miller ’86 Sandra (Shaw ’86) Miranti Janet Hart Mitchell ’48 Jaqueline Moreno ’08 v

Tania Mouchamel ’15 Elizabeth Mozilo ’80 Carole Famularo Mueller ’53 Marika Munday ’15 Sheila Bellomo Myers ’87 d Kelly Nardoni ’95 Christine Longo Navarro ’82 qm Annette Giefer Nehls ’57 Annemarie (Radocsay ’68) Noltner d Renee Romano Norton ’93 Vanessa Ocon ’16 v Erin (Nolan ’87) Olmsted d Amy Heller Onderdonk ’00 Carrie (Black ’85) Oransky d Paula Capriccio Orlandini ’71 d Sara Orlandini ’05 Margarita Penichet Orsi ’82 Diana O’Toole ’15 w Erin Sheedy Owen ’90 Porter Pacella ’15 Kristina Arias Palmieri ’97 Carol McCoppin Park ’66 Johanna Gregory Partin ’88 Natalie (Lund ’81) Peterson m Kristin Stevens Pitt ’85 Melissa Pittson ’10 v Domenica Piumetti ’95 Elizabeth Prather ’78

Ann Crispi Purcell ’88 Emily Freedman Ramazzotti ’58 Susanne Ramos Peterson ’84 Priscilla Boranian Raven ’98 Natalee Harrison Ray ’02 Susan Keller Reischl ’72 Madonna Stanislawski Reisert ’77 Annette Ricchiazzi Blain ’90 Jennifer Ricchiazzi Richard ’92 Katherine Donahoe Robles ’49 Cathleen Rodden ’84 Juli Goodwin Roginson’87 d Stephanie Ronay ’11 v Dawn Demski Ross Symcox ’58 Jean Bushnell Salfen ’60 Nicolina Salvo ’08 d Rachel Salvo ’06 d Rebecca Salvo ’06 d Catherine Sabourin Sanders ’98 Patricia (Burghardt ’87) Sarbaum d Maureen (Burke ’83) Savo Elisabeth (Egan ’82) Scharre d Alice Stears Schmidt ’50 Megan Schmidt ’02 Katherine Illig Schneider ’78 Sarah Robison Schneider ’03 Mary Schnieders ’97 d Shelly Wenker Schroth ’94 w

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Patricia Schuler ’66 Kristen Schwarz ’02 Michele (Vessadini ’73) Sciarra d Mary Katherine Senstad ’12 v Marian (Stolz ’46) Shull w Clancy Simon ’02 Tanatorn Siriprabrydhi ’16 v Barbara Healy Smith ’72 Catherine Smith ’98 q Heather (MacPherson ’91) Smith d Evan Snyder ’07 v d Christina Spano ’84 Camille (Barbaro ’87) Spina d Marisa Spinella ’09 v Madeline Stauffer ’15 Lynda (Powers ’55) Steere qw Marylin Parker Stephens ’45 Michele (Friese ’83) Stephens qd Diana Loehr Stone ’60 Camila Strassle ’13 Marsha Berger Swan ’56 Jennifer Danyluk Tahmoush ’96 Michelle Taormina ’91 Kiley Theiring ’09 v Mary Jane Brownson Thompson ’55 Sarah Greene Tolliver ’81 Carol (Kellogg ’80) Toogood

Patricia Traviss ’49 d Camille Trevor ’15 v Amy Trivers ’10 v Caitlin Bogert Upton ’00 Kathy von Massenhausen Ursini ’83 Isabel Uy ’08 v Sarah Vail ’15 Hannah Valino ’05 Amanda Vigil ’15 Sarah (Banales ’86) Villegas d Teresa Faccini Vincent ’79 Marian Haddad Violé ’53 Abbie Waite ’04 Katherine Ward ’88 Barbara Williams Weisbart ’42 Ashley Wells ’15 Elizabeth Whan ’15 Brynn Whitehouse-Levine ’12 v Dian Maeth Whitney ’53 Lillian Widen ’15 Dominika Wilczek ’15 v Julie Sparks Wilson ’73 w Eileen Mabalay Wong ’99 Shannon McIntyre Woods ’82 Alisa Yingling ’93 Jacqueline Yu ’00 Lisa Torres Zastrow ’05 Hannah Zika ’15

v 1931 Alumnae Leadership Circle introductory member q 1931 Alumnae Leadership Circle member / d Bridge Society 5 year w Bridge Society 10 year / m Bridge Society 15 year

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EMPLOYEE GIVING One hundred. That’s the percentage of faculty and staff who gave to the Flintridge Fund this year. But what does that really mean? It’s a commitment from our dedicated employees to the students, community and mission of Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy. It’s a vote of confidence in life here on the Hill. And it wasn’t just this year; 2015-16 marks the 11th year of 100 percent participation by faculty and staff. Pretty impressive.

Oscar Ascencio Pansy Au Ozzie Barrero Beth Bauer-Capocci Mary Beierle Mark Bernstein Mark Bommarito Sister Celeste Marie Botello, O.P. Tamera Brown Simone Butera Ty Buxman Juli Canavan Brigitta Carlsson Mareesa Clarke Allison Clay Stefani Collier

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Stephanie Contreras Andrew Cramer Steven Cronkhite Kathy Desmond Olympio D’Mello Guillermo Figueroa Alexis Finc Jeannie Finley Patrick Goldsworthy Barrett Gough Carmella Grahn Claudia Guillen Allison Leah-Lieskovsky Hasbrouck ’00 Anoosh Hovanessian Holly Hunnewell Krissy Ionta

Jazmin Jimenez ’01 Rosemary Johnston Claire Kashinsky Heather Kent Nerces Kevorkian Elizabeth Krider Jim Lau Cheryl Ann Lee Nan Lee Mandy Lem ’00 Martha Lem Lois Longo Kristen Mariotti Juliette Marsh Williams Corinne Martin Jennifer Maynes Sister Carolyn McCormack, O.P. Leilani McHugh Leslie Miller Houser Aaron Mosley Candy Navarro Ignacio Navarro Sister Donna Marie Nicholas, O.P. Kirk Nishiyama Annemarie (Radocsay ’68) Noltner Catherine O’Brien Kristina Ortega Jose Luis Osorio Margot Paine Eric Pals Sister Mary Therese Perez, O.P. John Pettersson May Redublo

Lauren Reynoso John Robb Arlene Romero Tracey Romine Yessenia Romo Karen Deacy-Russell Russell Rachel Russell Katy Sadler Maria Saiz Gina Sandoval Diane Sarkarati Charlotte von Massenhausen Saydah Mary Schnieders ’97 Shelly Wenker Schroth ’94 Sherrie Singer Shelly Sonner Michele (Friese ’83) Stephens Julie Swayze Ruth Theiring Karen Thompson Michael Thornton Janis Tista Simon Tse Lara Walker Mindy Wong Andrea Zuniga

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F A C U LT Y / S TA F F

MILESTONES Mareesa Clarke Payroll Specialist Patrick Goldsworthy Maintenance Department

Carmella Grahn Director of Finance, Planning & Operations

Claudia Guillen Admissions Associate

Mark Bommarito Visual and Performing Arts Department

Margot Paine Academic Services Coordinator

Olympio D’Mello Religion Department

Eric Pals Social Studies Department Mindy Wong Accounting Supervisor

Martha Lem Retired Boarding Director/Archivist

Kent Allmon Director of Facilities

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ndowment funds offer permanent financial support to FSHA because of the income generated through careful investment management. Endowment funds are essential to the long-term fiscal health of the school because they serve the school in perpetuity.

Endowment funds at FSHA: • Benefit future generations.

• Leave a lasting legacy that is forever linked with FSHA. • Can be designated for a specific purpose, program or scholarship.

• Are professionally managed.

We are grateful to these donors who have made contributions to FSHA’s endowment funds in the 2015-16 fiscal year.

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THE SUEGENE KIM EDUCATION FUND Sunnie and Peter Kim Sang-Gweon Lee and Soon-Ok Joo THE JOHN A. DAVITT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Gael Davitt THE LUANA CASTELLANO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Anonymous Brigitte Alanis John-Paul R. Alanis Paul R. Alanis Rose Amesquita Cordelia Sterling Bacher Sandra R. Beveridge John and Allison Byrne Whitney (Karm ’87) and Bradford DeJardin Antoinette Dunbar Pedro B. Echeverria Amira El-Farra Vatche & Lena Fermanian Jean and Rene Fradet Molly and Edward Gervais Belia Gonzales Armando G. Gonzalez Belen and Douglas Gulick William A. Hanna Margarita and Roland Hernandez

High Point Academy William E. Hoey David R. Holland Kelley and John Holmes Le Brone L. King Joellen Kitchen Ronald J. Leonard Lillian G. Lopez Ricardo Lopez Nolanda and Joe Love William G. Miller Denise and Christopher Modrzejewski Manuel J. Morales Joanne and Kirk Nishiyama Randy Oviedo Deborah E. Palmer Angela N. Peters Carmella M. Rodriguez Christopher G. Rudiger Daniel and Melita Ryan Frank D. Salcido Rita Scholze Mary Ann and Mike Smith Julie and Kevin Tomkins Isabel L. Torrez Palma and John Vincente Shannon and Jonathan Williamson Albert Zappelli

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THE MARISA ANNE LUPICA ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND Trudi and Thomas Cassidy Anna (Lund ’87) and Michael Clapp THE SYLVIA TELL FUND Sylvia Stresing Donald and Candace Wickham THE THERESA BOTELLO SCHOLARSHIP FUND Keri and Michael S. Botello Perla and Antonio DeLeon Dolores and Harvey Marsh Eileen and Joseph Tabares THE SAINT JOSEPH SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND Mr. Bradford Freer and Mrs. Mary Lisa Smith Freer ’87 DOMINICAN SISTERS OF MISSION SAN JOSE LEGACY ENDOWMENT FUND Bridget Scott Akinc ’94 Janet and Jim Black Missy Block Bornhofen ’52 Mary Hall and Ercil Eschbach FSHA Class of 1971 Marijane Hebert Patricia Hill ’63 Charlene Peterson Johnston ’75

Katherine Wada Kamiya ’93 Ed Kiessling Margaret Black Lackner ’79 Mary and Win Loftus Marilyn G. Pieroni John and Cecilia Ramos Terry Seidler Sue Blum Smith ’63 Wina So Tang ’97 Rosemary and Oscar Vital Julie Sparks Wilson ’73 THE KATHERINE EVANS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Danny Bakewell John and Sheila Laco ALUMNAE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND Anonymous Janet Curci ’58 Ann Carlson Gustafson ’96 Carl and Henrietta Herrmann Family Foundation Jeannie Jennison-Tierney Marian (Stolz ’46) and C. Blaine Shull JOHANSING ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND With greatful thanks to our golf tounament supporters. Please see pg. 42 for a complete list.

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Legacy $1,000,000 +

Anonymous r The Phyllis and Angelo Mozilo Family Foundation

Visionary $500,000 - $999,999

The Ahmanson Foundation

Luminary $250,000 - $499,999

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONOR ROLL

With the generous philanthropic support and partnership of our donors, a dream became a reality this past spring. Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy celebrated the grand opening of the new Arts Center, the first step in the Master Plan, a multi-phase long-term reinvestment in our 42-acre campus. We are profoundly grateful to following supporters for their leadership and partnership in this historic undertaking. Our students now have a modern arts facility that appropriately showcases, supports and nurtures the remarkable talent of our student body. Thank you for your generous commitment to Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy.

The following list reflects contributions made through June 30, 2016.

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Anonymous (2) Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose Bohdan Drobenko and Maria Nalywayko Edward M. Illig Rita (Illig ’76) and Klaus Liebelt Katherine (Illig ’78) Schneider Michaela (Illig ’81) Bush Darla and Sam Longo, Jr. r Bill and Debbie Spathelf r

Leader $100,000 - $249,999

Laura and Armik Agakanian r Julieta and Jeffrey Bennett The de Cardenas Family Nancy and Donald Gormly Russ and Norma Hanlin William H. Hannon Foundation Burt and Nancy Holland Dennis and Gloria O’Brien Patty and David Parker John and Teresa Salvo r Melissa and Vincent Salvo Janice Bini and Dean Scarborough

Anne and Keith Sharp r In honor of Sister Ramona & Sister Katherine Jean Tim and Judy Smith

Innovator $50,000 - $99,999

Anonymous (3) r Deborah and Bernard Babcock, II The Bauman Family r Patricia and Richard Furlong Dr David and Loyce Gutierrez (Davey and Dianne ’12) r Bob and Joan Harper r David and Beverly Katz r John and Sheila Laco r Karen and Dennis Maguire r Mericos Foundation Therese and Mario Molina and the Silicon Valley Community Foundation Jim and Paula Capriccio Orlandini ’71 Sally, Bob and Pernecky Family Daniel and Melita Ryan r Charlotte von Massenhausen Saydah John Saydah Silicon Valley Community Foundation Kathleen and Mark Trueblood The Jeanne Ward Foundation Colleen and Luke Welsh

Investor $25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous (4) r Anthony and Savonia Angelica r Ayrshire Foundation Elizabeth and Michael Bazdarich r

r = Comprehensive Capital Campaign Gift / ◊ = deceased

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Adrienne (’77) and Bob Bolger Pattie and Dave Bolstad Margo and Dan Bruich r California Community Foundation Judy and Maurizio Cascapera Jim and Tanya Christodoulelis The Current Family The Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation Richard Dunn Family Foundation Richard and Robin Elmassian Vatche & Lena Fermanian Melanie (Hitchcock ’86) and Doug Frey Suzanne and Michael Hart Maryanne and Matthew Herrill Kathryn and Charles Hofgaarden Ann and Robert Holmquist Bill and Monica Kostelnik Christopher R. LaBonge r◊ Yvonne Smith Lefkowitz ’55 ◊ Paul and Mopy (Kathleen’08 & Kristine ’11) Locker r Mary (Lambert ’82) and Kenneth Lund Robert Malchione and Kathleen Duey Frances and Robert Marick Dolores and Harvey Marsh r Barbara Marshall r Janet and Dean McCreary Denny (’76) and Curt McSweeny The Melehani Family r Mercolino Family Dan Murphy Foundation Steve and Christine Navarro

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Northwestern Mutual Foundation r The Orlandini Family Pasadena Community Foundation Sabrina and Fadi Rassam Robert Roginson and Juli Goodwin Roginson ’87 Marian (Stolz ’46) and C. Blaine Shull Mary Ann and Mike Smith Ted and Judi Snyder Tom and Elizabeth Stauffer Strockis Family r James Michael Van de Voorde Stephanie and Tony Yates

Patron $10,000 - $24,999

Kimberly and Brian Arial Joyce and Richard Ayoob Denise and Robert Bacall Armen and Rita Baranian Jan Ellison Baszucki ’83 r Dean and Susan Brown and family (Megan ’07 and Emily ’10) Rosa and Jaime Burrola Elizabeth and Christopher Bury Campbell Family Foundation r Peter and Christine Conti Paula and Michael Davis John and Kimberly (Ray ’84) Espe r The Gerhardt Family Marie and Richard Grimes Gregory and Lois Hankins Lily Pao Hsu ’68 Mary Pinola and Charles Kenny Melinda and Joseph Kiang Lewis A. Kingsley Foundation XiaoYu Zhu and KeYan Liu

Marlene and William Loadvine Steven and Sally Mann Sarah Sima McCann ’96 Colette and Bill McCreary Robert F. Morris ◊ Rose and John Orlandini Janet Orlandini-Mayes ’67 and David Mayes Dr. and Mrs. Martin & Joanna O’Toole Lucy A. Perricone and Maury Klumok Nancy and Michael Perry Annette Ricchiazzi ’90 and Marc Blain Elizabeth and Janah Risha Kamelia and Nicky Sarkisian Schwab Charitable Fund Kristen Schwarz ’02 David and Kimberly Shaw r Loretta and Robert H. Smith Camille (Barbaro ’87) and James Spina The Stellwagen Family Pica & Sullivan Architects Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program r Sarah (Banales ’86) and Allan Villegas r Carole Viola T. Violé Construction Company Von Der Ahe Foundation Brett and Cris Warner r Mary and Daniel Wilson

Supporter $5,000 – $9,999

Anonymous Janet and Jim Black John and Allison Byrne

r = Comprehensive Capital Campaign Gift / ◊ = deceased

Cacique Foundation Alison and Michael Davitt Brian and Barbara Degnan r Peggy and Richard Friese Kristin Friese Gannon ’85 Denise Gutierrez-Brown ’93 Anne-Marie and Henry Helvajian Richard and Tracy Hirrel Leslie Kawai ’80 r W. M. Keck Foundation The Levecke Family Foundation Kathie and Allen Lund The Cathy McCarthy Living Trust U/A Maria (Reinoso ’77) and Joseph Muriello The Lluella Morey Murphey Foundation Eliza Jasso Nonaka ’03 Leah and Terry Noriega Karen and Raymond Parks Marilyn G. Pieroni Robert Pindroh Jodi and Michael Powers Nancy Reeves Reardon Reeves Family Foundation Marisa Zweiback and C. Michael Zweiback

Friend $1 - $4,999

Anonymous (4) Megan Abramson Ward ’89 ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc. Julie and Scott Acosta Debra Albin-Riley Pamela and Mark Algorri Catharine and David Allan Kimberly and Kent Allmon

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Margaret and Thomas Amestoy The Amgen Foundation Christy Cummings Aneja ’00 Carmen and Daniel Apodaca Tom Aronson Nicole Rosenfeldt Audette ’89 Avery Dennison Corporation Kimberly Avila ’84 Sophia and Alfred Ayala Ayco Charitable Foundation Kelly Flores-Baca and James Baca Annemarie Bacich Aline Moret Bakewell and Danny J. Bakewell, Sr. Meghan McKenna Balding ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Banales Bank of America Foundation Bank of the West Cathi and John Beauclair Julia and Robert Beaudet Diana Bianchini BlackRock, Inc. Kate Collins and William Bladt The Boeing Company Anne Smith Boland ’93 Maria Gonzalez Bonneville ’88 Rosana and Richard Borgen Sister Celeste Marie Botello, O.P. Holly and Charles Bowyer H. Thomas Boyle and Wendy Lees Kathryn Houghton Bracaliello ’04 Dylann and Tom Bralley Deborah and Christopher Brandt Claudine Cazian Britz ’96 Kathryn Tysler Brothers ’88 Mary Wachter Brow ’46 Erin Flanagan Brown ’83

Jo and W. Paul Buczko The Buena Vista Foundation Anna and Steven Bussjaeger Ana Bustamante ’81 Kelly Friese Byars ’89 Nancy and John Cabot Jenny and Denny Cagampan, III Cahuenga Pass Property Owners Association The Capital Group Companies Pamela and Paul Carney Deirdre (Foley ’84) and John Cascelli r Dan and Sharon Cayelli Cerrell Associates Inc. Frances Murrietta and Jose Chavez Sara Cherbak ’90 CKW School Uniforms Anna (Lund ’87) and Michael Clapp Gina Romano Cockriel ’97 Marissa (Morgan ’85) and Wesley Coffey Lyn MacEwen and Marc Cohen Katherine LaBonge Collett ’04 Caryn Condon Angela and Ralph Conner, III W. Greg Cornell Carla and Theodore Cotti Michelle and Steve Cotton Marta and Eric Cross Laura Bolstad Cuevas ’91 Loretta Cunha Janet and Tom Curtis Erica Davis ’07 Mary and Mark Davis Gael and John ◊ Davitt Whitney (Karm ’87) and Bradford DeJardin

Susan (Viola ’85) and Robert Develle Suzanne McAllister DiMaio ’88 Colleen Flanagan Donatucci ’79 Sarah Dooley ’98 r Suzanne and Barrett Duff Jennifer Duff ’93 Eisenhart and Associates Linda Eisenhart Barbara Lynn Emmons Perrier ’85 Timothy Enright Gina Esteras ’78 Mary Evans ’89 Ann and Keith Farley Mary Frances and Andrew Fenady Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Maria (Viola ’82) and Michael Finnegan Mary and Terrence Fitzgibbons Flintridge Sacred Heart Convent Elizabeth and John Flynn Janet Fontaine and Nevin Harrison Claire Fox ’82 Eleanor Fox Moira Fox ’85 Tania Fragomeno ’98 Elizabeth Ward Francesconi ’86 Mr. Bradford Freer and Mrs. Mary Lisa Smith Freer ’87 Friends Of The Observatory Grace and Dominador Galanto Nancy Pangilinan Galustians ’95 Lourdes Garcia ’82 Gayane and Sarkis Garibyan Berta and Pedro Gaviña Robyn Giannotta Moss ’03 Sharon and Steven Giannotta Aubri Bitterolf Gibson ’94 Mary Lee Gilliland Mary Alice Glascott

Marlene Lopez Gonzalez Katherine and Michael Gonzalez W.R. Grace Foundation Belen and Douglas Gulick Megan Hamilton ’04 and Noreen Gilliland (Hamilton) ’04 Annette and Dale Hanks Carolyn Hahn Harakal ’94 Mary and William Harrison Paula Daly Haughey ’78 Leeann Medina Hawkey ’98 Marijane Hebert Risa and Matt Heersche Lorraine and Allan Herbert Casey and Jim Houghton Maureen and Jeff Housman Victoria and Jonathan Howe Elizabeth and John Hrovat ◊ Teresa Hu ’92 Diane Lee Hyung ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Imburgia Lynn and George Jacobs Janet Jacobs Margaret and Jeff Kean r Kenneth Glenn Family Foundation Becky (Muhs ’99) and Terry Kent Lorraine Muggee Kirk ’79 Cheryl and John Kisob Ellen Nichols Kliavkoff ’85 Tara Knabenshue Samantha and Peter Knight Lynn and Chris Knox Hiroko Kobayashi ’86 Carol and Michael Koch Jeanette Kubani La Canada Thursday Club Matthew LaBonge Michael LaBonge

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Kristin Hansen Lagattuta ’89 Rachelle Bin Lapuerta ’81 Sara Huesman Larson ’94 Charlotte Layland Carol Gallagher Lazzarevich ’50 Sonia and Gary Ledesma Orlando Leon Audrey Gopez Lombos ’94 Dorothea and Sam Longo Lora Vance Realty Jennifer Lum ’78 Allen Lund Co. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. MacPherson Rita Mallon Marianne Nichols Mandel ’79 Marathon Communications Faith Ybanez Marshall ’97 Maureen (Sadler ’83) and Scott Martin Jeff Mayer Cynthia Garabedian McAdam ’91 Nancy Farthing McCune ’71 Jennifer Mercer ’97 Mary and James Mieding Brianna Miller ’08 Angela and Frederick Miller Kelly Flynn Miller ’86 Lauren Miller ’04 Maria Natoli Miller ’86 Lisa and Ted Miller Abigail and Sergio Moreno Kelly Nardoni ’95 Soraya and Roger Neil

Janet and Ruben Nepales Pamela Nolan Krystal Nuno Sister Jennifer Ogorek, O.P. Erin (Nolan ’87) and Scott Olmsted Debbie and Tom Ong Osher Van de Voorde Investment Management Patricia and Steven Ostiller Nina Hunt Otchis ’90 Rose Marie Hegenbart Ottman ’86 Erin Sheedy Owen ’90 Karen and Frank Pace Ray and Ann Peifer John Pettersson Brenda and Leonard Pieroni, III Nancy Kapec-Pittson and Glenn Pittson Melissa Pittson ’10 Leslie (Heidelman ’80) and Andrew Provenzano Ann Crispi Purcell ’88 R & L Besh, Inc. Richard Rabins Elizabeth and Thomas Reed Vanessa Rehm Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Jennifer Ricchiazzi Richard ’92 Linda and Kneave Riggall Elizabeth Robinson ’07 Amy Rodriguez ’12 Robyn Friese Rogoff ’92 Annabelle and Manuel Rojas Margaret and Thomas Romano Althea Rowe Karen Deacy-Russell and Lawrence Russell

Katy Sadler Monica and Art Saldivar Kathleen Salvaty ’88 Patricia Salvaty Nanci and Mark Sanchez Pam and Kent Santelman Patricia (Burghardt ’87) and Douglas Sarbaum Maureen (Burke ’83) and Ted Savo Elisabeth (Egan ’82) and Stephen Scharre Lou-Ann Schaub Katherine Illig Schneider ’78 Susan Schnieders Barbara and William Schnieders Shelly (Wenker ’94) and Allan Schroth Emma Schubert Catherine Johnson Schwartz ’81 Clare Sebenius ’85 Steven Senigram and Mary Anne Singer Noor Sharif ’08 Nancy Shaw Joan and Ted Shaw Alan Shuman Jill and Michael Sigler Sherrie Singer Eileen and John Sinner Catherine Smith ’98 Marilyn and Gregory Smith Jennifer and Scott Stanley Staples Corporation Allyson Stark ’03 Susan and Oliver Stark Michele (Friese ’83) and Jeffrey Stephens

r = Comprehensive Capital Campaign Gift / ◊ = deceased

Meghan Friese Stimmler ’92 Maria and David Stolpe Carla Suarez-Capdet ’98 Daniel and Kathleen Sullivan Sandra and Robert Swinney The Walt Disney Company Elizabeth and Robert L. Toms, Jr. Barbara Kim Tu ’89 Danielle M. Turner ’99 Diane and Morgan Underwood United Way of Greater Los Angeles Urban Mortgage Bancorp Gemma and Frank Urioste Kathy von Massenhausen Ursini ’83 Meg and Mahlon Vail Elizabeth and Jorge Valdivia Jennifer Van Dyke ’91 Carole and Thomas Viola ◊ Abbie Waite ’04 Michael Ward Dick and Ann Ward Sophie Wellen ’13 Wells Fargo Bank Bren Wells Joan and Brad West Josephine and Scott Westervelt Kim and Christopher Westhoff Lisa and Peter Whan Eileen Mabalay Wong ’99 Michelle Morales Wood ’95 Shannon McIntyre Woods ’82 Yahoo! Matching Gifts Program Andrea and Walter Yoka Rose Mary and John Yonai Your Cause, LLC, Paying Agent for Dell Giving Anne and Peter Zwart

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The Mother Dolorosa Society Mother Dolorosa was one of the three founding Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose who started Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy in 1931. Her leadership helped FSHA grow in ways no one could have imagined when she and her fellow Sisters traveled up the Hill with “a statue of the Blessed Virgin, a $5 bill and their faith.” We are honored to name our planned giving society after her.

The Mother Dolorosa Society celebrates the alumnae, parents, grandparents and friends who have remembered FSHA in their estate plans. Like Mother Dolorosa, the society members have made a lasting contribution to the mission of FSHA and generations of young women.

Membership is permanent and continues on a yearly basis as long as the gift remains in effect.

Society members are recognized in FSHA’s Annual Report on Philanthropy and are invited to events periodically. The names of deceased members remain in perpetuity among those listed.

THE MOTHER DOLOROSA SOCIETY Anonymous Olga Smahel Barnes ’45 Donna Bender ’67 Cynthia Casillas Richard and Patricia Furlong Molly Weber Girardi ’00 Veronica Deasy Goodrich ’73 Cornelia Grandin ◊ Lorraine and Allan Herbert Alice E. Kinsman ’54 Celia A. Leaver

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Yvonne Smith Lefkowitz ’55 ◊ Marilyn Long ◊ Lois Longo Barbara Marshall Joann McGarty ’47 Alexandra Swanson McKay ’57 Carrie (Black ’85) and Michael Oransky Emily Freedman Ramazzotti ’58 Angela Fresquez Sayre ’00 Mary Jane Hebert Schroeder ’82

Michelle Wenker Schroth ’94 Mary Box Schuck ’35 and Carl Schuck ◊ Deborah and William Spathelf Marsha Berger Swan ’56 Julie Swayze and Steve Bowie Patricia Traviss ’49 Hazel and Carl Rauch William Martin Todd Trust

◊ = deceased

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2015-2016 Parents’ Support Groups President Julieta Bennett

Treasurer Barbara Dugas-Patterson

BOOSTER CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD

FRIENDS OF THE ARTS EXECUTIVE BOARD

First Vice-President Monica Saldivar

Recording Secretary Lia Carter

President Alfredo Lopez

President Lois Hankins

Second Vice-President, Events Michele (Friese ’83) Stephens

Corresponding Secretary Maria Finnegan

Vice-President, Volunteers & Concessions Ruben Monge

Vice-President Robin Elmassian

Second Vice-President, Hospitality Yvonne Martinez

Historian Sophia Ayala

Third Vice-President, Philanthropy Robin Elmassian

Parliamentarian Annabelle Rojas

Third Vice-President, Speakers Catherine (Kadee) McCorkle

Treasurer Vice-President, Hall of Fame Manny Rojas Secretary Fadi Rassam Treasurer Marc Blain

Michael Grego Assistant Treasurer Roula Dardari Secretary Dana Burnham

Merchandise Chair Maria Lopez

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All FORE the Girls O n Monday, October 12, 2015, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy held its annual Harry G. Johansing Scholarship Golf Tournament and Dinner at Oakmont Country Club in Glendale. The event raises money for tuition assistance at FSHA. With 144 golfers on the green, the event was a sold out success. Before tee off, players had the chance to qualify for the $10,000 putting contest. Games continued along the course where players had the opportunity to hit a hole-in-one for a 2015 Toyota Prius donated by Mike Smith and Bob Smith Toyota Scion.

After a long day of golf, players joined their family, friends and other FSHA community members for a cocktail hour and dinner. During cocktail hour, Oakmont member Maurice Claff putted for the $10,000 prize. Four Dominican Sisters also participated in the “Bet on the Sisters” putting competition with Sr. Donna Marie Nicholas, O.P. snagging the win.

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One of the beneficiaries of the tuition assistance, Olivia Matthews ’16, was on hand to share her experience as a Johansing Scholar. “For me, attending Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy has meant one thing: opportunity. The opportunity to discover strengths and talents and interests I didn’t know I had,” said Matthews. “The opportunity to grow spiritually, intellectually and emotionally ... Flintridge Sacred Heart has been a vehicle to the discovery of myself and all that I can achieve.”

The night ended on a bittersweet note with the farewell of Special Events Manager Charlotte Saydah. Charlotte served as the Special Events Manager for the past six years. Though she was sad to be leaving FSHA, Charlotte couldn’t be happier about the outcome of the event. “We raised more money for tuition assistance than ever before,” said Charlotte. “It’s inspiring that our efforts help make a Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy education possible for so many students.”

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GOLF COMMITTEE Bob Altman Joe Chavez Jimmy Christodoulelis Michael Davitt Mike Delaney Robyn Giannotta Moss ’03 Jim Hamm Kendall Henry Jeff Housman David Katz Conrado Lopez Liz and Sam Melehani Steve Pappas Brenda and Len Pieroni Sunder Ramani, Chair John Rasic Jeffrey Smith Mike Smith James Van de Voorde Jim Vitale

PARENT VOLUNTEERS Maria Adria Rey Bejerano Kim Collins Sandra Dasaad Roy Francis Eric Galang Yvonne Martinez

Joseph Munoz James Parra Jodi Powers Cindy Renie Greg Sarno Marta Sarno Jill Sigler Warren Wellen

STUDENT VOLUNTEERS Amy Altman ’18 Winnie Cai ’19 Silin Chen ’19 Peyton Collins ’19 Kelly Delaney ’17 Annie Gong ’18 Grace Lawler ’19 Natalie Lee ’17 Genesis Li ’18 Lizzie Li ’18 Yolanda Li ’19 Julia Powers ’19 Morgan Sarno ’18 Chloe Walters ’18 Pearl Wang ’17 Ivian Zhang ’19

LIVE AUCTION DONORS 2EE’s Food Truck – Tanya and Jim Christodoulelis AKA Bistro Barcito – Andrea Bogen ’06 Beverly and David Katz Bluewater Grill FSHA Parents’ Guild Island Hotel James van De Voorde Linda and John Rasic Los Angeles Dodgers Maki and Craig Shewfelt Mary Ann and Mike Smith Michael D. Antonovich Newport Rib Company – Kathy von Massenhausen ’83 and John Ursini North Shore Burger – Allison and Michael Davitt Oakmont Country Club Sr. Mary Therese Perez. O. P. Taylor’s Steakhouse Town Wilshire Country Club

Denver Mackey ’17 and Gabi Lopez ’16, both members of the FSHA’s golf team, took to the links.

Kevin Tomkins, decked out in FSHA colors, and Principal Sr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P.

HOLE IN ONE SPONSOR Mike Smith and Bob Smith Toyota Scion – 2015 Prius C

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All FORE the Girls PATRONS AND SPONSORS BIRDIE PATRON AND VERITAS SPONSOR - $5,000+ The Allen Lund Company Wells Fargo Private Banking Sally and Steve Mann

FAIRWAY TO HEAVEN PATRON AND FAITH SPONSOR $2,500 - $4,999 Bob Smith BMW - Judy and Tim Smith Darla (Vessadini ’75) and Sam Longo NASA Services - Nick and Kamelia Sarkisian Washington Iron - Colleen and Luke Welsh Whittier Trust

INTEGRITY SPONSOR $1,000 - $2,499 Cynthia and Mike Malone Phyllis and Angelo Mozilo Joan and Bob Harper Maureen and Jeff Housman Marilyn Pieroni Ellie and David Sambol St. Bede the Venerable

TRUTH SPONSOR $500 - $999

The members of the golf committee, including Golf Chair Sunder Ramani (sixth from left) and Special Events Manager Charlotte Saydah (eighth from left).

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SPONSOR A SISTER - $125 Citizens Business Bank Tina and Tom Emrey Norma and Russell Hanlin Bruce Johansing Pauline and Mark Mariscal Michele Marquez and Kevin Bauer Janet Orlandini Mayes and David Mayes Phyllis and William McCreary Nan and Ron Okum Lisa and Joe Orlandini Mary Louise and Richard Owens Marilyn Pieroni Brenda and Len Pieroni Annabelle and Manny Rojas John Sinner Camille (Barbaro ’87) and Jim Spina St. Catherine’s Academy Kathleen and Mark Trueblood Sarah (Banales ’86) and Allan Villegas Maria and Arnie von Massenhausen

Susie and Robert Develle Georgia and Mike Hamilton Norma and Russell Hanlin Adrianna and Kendall Henry Monica and Bill Kostelnik Dolores and Harvey Marsh Lisa and Joe Orlandini Kim Pfeifer Holland ’80 Annabelle and Manny Rojas John Saydah James Van de Voorde Eleonore and Arnold von Massenhausen Greg Withers

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First flight winners Scott Martin and Jeff Stephens with President Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P. and Principal Sr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P.

GOLF PADDLE RAISE Thank you to the following donors who raised their paddles in support of financial aid at FSHA. Their gifts—ranging from $100 to $2,500— have been added to the Harry G. Johansing Scholarship Fund, the largest endowment fund at FSHA.

GOLF PADDLE RAISE

Kenny Lund commands the room.

Olivia Matthews ’16 thanks the crowd for their support.

Robert Altman Aline M. Bakewell Jeffrey J. Bennett Frances M. Chavez Clay Christensen Jim Christodoulelis Peter F. Collins William K. Covey Michael T. Davitt Charles O. Doud Thomas J. Doud Bart Edelman Mar Q Edwards Robert T. Edwards Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Timothy S. Garrity Ron Gerhardt Michael A. Hamilton

Russell Hanlin Kathleen A. Harper Robert G. Harper David P. Hennon Kimberly Holland Ann L. Holmquist Gary Hopkins Jon Kagawa Rita M. Liebelt Mary N. Lund Dennis Maguire Robert M. Malchione Angelo R. Mozilo Jeanne Muir Ron Okum Steven N. Pappas Leonard J. Pieroni Aaron Prince Jerry Puzey

Timothy Rahtz Sunder Ramani Mark Richardson David Sambol Charlotte M. Saydah Craig D. Shewfelt Robert Silverman Theodore M. Snyder Mark C. Trueblood Kathy Ursini Louis T. Welsh

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GALA CELEBRATES 85 YEARS

ow do you celebrate 85 years? For Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, a glitzy night at the Langham in Pasadena was the perfect way to honor its long history. The festivities brought together alumnae, current and past families, friends, faculty, staff and Dominican Sisters. “Tonight, we honor the people and events that shaped FSHA’s first 85 years, and we look to the future with great excitement,” said President Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P. at the opening of the dinner. The evening included a silent and live auction, a paddle raise, a jewelry raffle, a $5,000 cash raffle and dancing.

The celebration extended beyond the birthday of the school. It also happened to be alumnae parent Gloria Vessadini’s 85th birthday. The entire room sang “Happy Birthday” to her. Later, at the live auction, a three-layered deep chocolate cake was auctioned and sent to Gloria’s table. And even more cheering erupted when former Assistant Principal Katy Sadler won the jewelry raffle — a vintage inspired diamond heart necklace donated by Laura and Armik Agakanian.

And even though Gala was celebrating FSHA’s past, the event also honored the future of the school. “The grand opening of the Arts Center is only the beginning of our commitment to the next generation of students, faculty, alumnae, families and supporters,” said Sr. Carolyn.

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All monies raised from the event went toward the completion of the new Arts Center on campus.

Vintage FSHA photos adorned the tables at Gala.

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President Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P. and Principal Sr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P. welcome the crowd to Gala.

CHAIRS Laura Agakanian Julieta Bennett Carolyn Gmelich Alicia Lund Nancy Mercolino Elizabeth Mozilo Juli Roginson Colleen Welsh COMMITTEE CHAIRS Bid Sheets/Gift Certificates: Susan Pickering Gift Gathering: Debbie and Allen Zielinski and Aly and Paul Pernecky Marketplace: Marta Sarno and Toni Garcia

Parents’ Guild President: Julieta Bennett Printing: Peter Zwart Procurement: Marie Grimes Cash Raffle: Carmen Arom and Ani Harutunian Jewelry Raffle: Laura Agakanian Silent Auction: Lois Hankins Volunteers: Jenifer Aldridge Wrapping: Christine Zika PROCUREMENT TEAM Laura Agakanian Roula Dardari Elizabeth Flynn Ani Harutunian Karin Hayes

Beth Krappman Carmen Montgomery GALA VOLUNTEERS Betty Alejo Julie Alle Denise Barrera Shab Caley Teri Conlon Billie Conlon Eric Cross Michele Doud Toni Garcia Frank Gonzalez Marlene Gonzalez Juliette Guizot Belen and Doug Gulick Jenna Gulick ’13 Mary Lane-Heatley Iris Hernandez

Kenny Huang Tina Lamonica Terese Laurence Eileen Lucio Aline Ocon Hugo Martin Maria Menendez Kim Michero Carmen Montgomery Christine Musich Max Ocon Debbie Perret Rhonda Polzin Nancy Reardon Cindy Renie Marta Sarno Gretchen Seager Sara Smith Deena Willis

STUDENT VOLUNTEERS Cate Doud ’18 Francesca Garcia ’18 Sarah Hankins ’16 Erin Li ’17 Lizzie Li ’18 Kirsten Polzin ’16 Hannah Rouret-Valencia ’16 Emilia Rucker ’19 Crystal Toogood ’16 Ruby Wellen ’16

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Sarah (Banales ’86) and Allan Villegas

PATRONS AND SPONSORS PATRONS DIAMOND - $10,000

The Allen Lund Company Kathie and Allen Lund Alicia and Eddie Lund

SAPPHIRE - $5,000

Julieta and Jeffrey Bennett Joan and Bob Harper Darla Vessadini ’75 and Sam Longo

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Sally and Steve Mann Nancy and Joe Mercolino

EMERALD - $2,500

Laura and Armik Agakanian Citizens Business Bank Marion and Robert Edwards Norma and Russell Hanlin Marilyn Pieroni Juli Goodwin ’87 and Bob Roginson Judi and Ted Snyder Colleen and Luke Welsh Joni and Richard Wirthlin

RUBY - $1,000

Kimberly and Brian Arial Adrienne Cunha ’77 and Bob Bolger Moya and Pete Collins Carolyn and Tom Gmelich Lois and Greg Hankins Ann and Robert Holmquist Maureen and Jeff Housman Karen and Dennis Maguire Kate Duey and Bob Malchione Frances and Robert Marick Barbara Marshall Maureen Sadler ’83 and Scott Martin Debra Mitchell Abby and Sergio Moreno Elizabeth Mozilo ’80

Hunt Ortmann, Attorneys at Law Charlotte von Massenhausen Saydah Elizabeth and Robert Stellwagen, Jr. St. Bede the Venerable Parish Sarah and Allen Villegas

PEARL - $500

Meg and Frank Campbell Ron Gerhardt Georgia and Mike Hamilton Paige Gates-Kayyem ’84 and Jon F. Kayyem Sheila and John Laco Carole and Matthew Lewis Loyola High School

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Kirk Mayer – Jostens, Inc. Phyllis and William McCreary Lisa and Joe Orlandini Scotti Strockis Kathleen and Mark Trueblood Celeste and Tom Von Der Ahe June Sparks Wilson ’73

SPONSOR A SISTER - $250

Kathy and Angelo Antoci Heidi and Clay Christensen Ron Gerhardt Norma and Russell Hanlin Mary McCracken Jill and Mike Sigler

PADDLE RAISE

Brian V. Arial Michelle Betance Michael S. Botello Brigitta Carlsson Anna L. Clapp Peter F. Collins Christopher J. Condit William K. Covey Antonio de Cardenas Stephen J. Dubb

Vatche Fermanian Thomas P. Gmelich Gregory L. Hankins Robert G. Harper David P. Hennon Ann L. Holmquist Jeffrey D. Housman Robert W. Huston Jose R. Ibarra William Kostelnik Vatche Kouyoumdjian Alfredo R. Lopez D. A. Lund Edward V. Lund Robert M. Malchione Maureen A. Martin Joe M. Mercolino Erin E. Olmsted Michael W. Perry Natalie M. Peterson Timothy Rahtz Fadi R. Rassam Juli A. Roginson Katy Sadler Art Saldivar Tim Sandoval Nicky N. Sarkisian Charlotte M. Saydah Michelle E. Schroth Michael J. Sigler

Theodore M. Snyder Michele A. Stephens Sarah G. Villegas Louis T. Welsh Kristine M. Winnek

GALA GIFTS IN KIND

321 Acting Studios A Noise Within A. Peltier Interiors Laura and Armik Agakanian Alexandria II Bookstore Howard Anderson Anik Hair Stylist Lena Antoci Peggy Stevens The Apple Cart Aqua Swim Inc. The Autry Museum of the American West Karen Bagnard Julieta and Jeffrey Bennett Mrs. Ruthann Berg and Dr. John Berg Annette Ricchiazzi ’90 and Marc Blain Laura and Don Beyer Blaze Pizza

Board of Supervisors County of Los Angeles Bodega Wine Bar Andrea Borgen ’06 with Barcito Bradford Photography Dede and Chris Brandt Brent’s Deli Bronson Photography Brookside John Wells Golf Shop Dana and Martin Burham Cafe Santorini California Dance Arts Julie Campoy Capital Genealogy Cardio Barre Eagle Rock Channel Island Maritime Museum Checkers Hotel Anna (Lund ’87) and Michael Clapp Eugene and Maritza Cowan Curves Montrose Linda and Michael Delaney Disneyland Resort Corporate Citizenship Divina Cucina Lydia and Peter Donaldson Michelle and Brian Douglas Drivers Ed Direct

Dr. Phil Audience Department El Portal Restaurant Ellen’s Silkscreening Embroidery and Promotional Products Richard and Robin Elmassian European Wax Center Flint Canyon Tennis Club Flintridge Bookstore and Coffeehouse FSHA Athletics Department FSHA Class of 2016 FSHA Class of 2017 FSHA Class of 2018 FSHA Class of 2019 FSHA Friends of the Arts FSHA Parents’ Guild FSHA Senior Class The Flintridge Proper Maria (Viola ’82) Finnegan and Michael Finnegan Elizabeth and John Flynn Lisa Smith Freer Gale’s Restaurant Molly (Weber ’00) and Patrick Girardi Richard Gray Great Expectations College Prep Green Street Restaurant Michele and Michael Grego Aimee and Rodolfo Gutierrez

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Halper Fine Art Lois and Greg Hankins Harmony Nails Ani and Alfred Harutunian Heart and Sole Reflexology Ann and Robert Holmquist Homage Hop Skip Drive Jack Huang and Leslie Nicassio Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens In-N-Out Burger Johnstone Floral Works by Caitlin (Fahey ’03) Johnstone Julienne’s

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Cookie and Gary Kulper La Canada Imports La Perla Home The Langham Huntington Laugh Factory Terese and Edward Laurance Cheryl Ann and Andre Lee Martha and Fidel Leos Los Gringos Locos Los Tacos Gigi and Larry Mackel Magnolia House Marston’s Restaurant Mary Falkingham Floral Design Pam and Matt McSweeny

Nancy and Joe Mercolino Patrick and Arsineh Melikian Merle Norman Cosmetics Massage Envy Spa La Canada Mi Piace Carmen Montgomery-Castaneda and Michael Montgomery Elizabeth Mozilo ’80 New Moon Restaurant Newport Rib Company Sr. Donna Marie Nicholas, O.P. Henri and Judith Nivera Nuovo Studio for Hair Nuccio’s Nursery On Location Creations Orange County Print and Communications Orangetheory Fitness Pasadena P. M. Jacoy Menswear Pacific Palm Resort Parker and Morgon Pasadena Conservatory of Music Pasadena Playhouse Jill Pearson with Wasabi Pickwick Gardens Pie ’n Burger International Pink’s Famous Hot Dogs Place Vendome Jewelry Red Carpet Cookies, LLC Ring Doorbell Sr. Mary Therese Perez, O.P.

Tom Reynolds Misplaced Priorities Roclord Studio Juli (Goodwin ’87) and Bob Roginson Rose Bowl Aquatics Center Roula’s Decor Rowley Portraiture Katy Sadler Salutations Home Santa Anita Park Charlotte von Massenhausen Saydah Shelly (Wenker ’94) and Allan Schroth Carolyn Seitz Sharp Seating Company Armen Shirvannian Smith Brothers Restaurant Corporation Villa Sorriso The Spot Gourmet Squeaky Clean Productions Stepping Stones to Learning Steve Bowie Quartet Meghan (Friese ’92) and Dan Stimmler Renee and Glenn Swart Ted Sykes Taix Workout Studio Talianko Design Group Tanager Housewares

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Time-Tech Watch Service Center Town and Country Trotta Floor Coverings Tuscany Spa UCode Amy Valencia James Van de Voorde Warner Brothers Consumer Products Colleen and Luke Welsh Jerry Wenker, glo Professional Elise and Rick Wetzel Georgina and Peter Whitford Deborah Enterante-Zielinski and Allen Zielinski

Vintage FSHA photos and a graduation gown from the 1950s welcomed guests to the Langham.

Moya and Pete Collins look over the program for live auction items.

Vintage FSHA photos and a graduation gown from the Gloria Vessadini 1950s welcomed the receivedguests a caketo from Langham.

Colleen Welsh in honor of her 85th birthday during the live auction.

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WAYS TO GIVE

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hilanthropy — your gifts — is what turns a good school into a great school! Your gifts enrich our students’ experience far beyond our exceptional academic program, which is mostly tuitiondependent. At Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, we are grateful that our community not only believes in a culture of philanthropy, but also actively supports this culture.

FSHA’s continued excellence depends on regular support from generous members of the community — current and past parents as well as alumnae and friends of the school. Each gift, no matter its amount, makes a vital impact on FSHA. There are several ways to make a tax-deductible donation to the school.

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CASH, CHECK OR CREDIT CARDS Your cash gift is tax deductible within the guidelines established by the IRS. Cash gifts can be made by check or be charged to your Visa, MasterCard or American Express. You may also instruct the Advancement Office to charge your credit card on a monthly or quarterly basis.

STOCK GIFTS Contributions of appreciated stocks or other capital assets that have increased in value can result in significant tax savings. The current full value of the gift can generally be deducted on federal and state income tax, and the capital gains tax on the amount of appreciation is avoided.

PLANNED GIVING MATCHING GIFTS Your gift could be matched dollar for dollar. Many companies offer matching gift programs that will double or even triple a donation’s value.

Some companies match gifts by spouses and/or retirees.

If you have questions about your company’s matching gift program, please contact your personnel office.

Members of the Mother Dolorosa Society are a special group of generous alumnae, parents and friends who have chosen to remember Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy in their estate plans. Wills, charitable trusts, bequests and life insurance policies offer the opportunity for a lasting legacy to benefit the future of FSHA.

For more information on any of these ways to give, please contact the Advancement Office at 626-685-8400.

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STAY CONNECTED Our website, FSHA.org, is a great online resource for the FSHA community with ever-changing news stories, photo galleries and event information.

We’re also connecting with our students, parents, faculty, alumnae and friends through social media. Follow FSHA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn.

INSTAGRAM instagram.com/fshatologs

LINKEDIN

Academy Alumnae

TWITTER

twitter.com/fsha_tologs

FACEBOOK facebook.com/fshatologs

Flintridge Sacred Heart YOUTUBE youtube.com/fshatologs

Flintridge Sacred Heart gratefully acknowledges all of our donors; we have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this report. If, however, you discover an error, please accept our sincerest apologies and notify the Advancement Office at 626.685.8400, so that we can correct our records. The fiscal year covered in this report is from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016. Gifts received after June 30, 2016, will be acknowledged in next year’s Annual Report.

FLINTRIDGE SACRED HEART ACADEMY

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