Lancer Magazine - Winter/Spring 2026

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FOR THE COMMUNITY OF LA SALLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY

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Rooted in Service: Living the Lasallian Mission through the Eaton Fire

The Lancer Magazine is published by the Communications Office at La Salle College Preparatory for our entire Lasallian community.

This issue covers events that occurred between August 1, 2024 and July 31, 2025.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES:

Mark S. Gamble P’22, Chair Brandon Ward ’99, Vice Chair Camilo Becerra P’18 Vanessa Hubert P’13 Matthew A. Kohorst ’07 Don Olender ’70 P’08 ’09 Harry A. Olivar, Jr. P’12 ’21 Brent Schoenbaum P’16, ’18, ’24 Rocky Valiente ’11 Br. Steven Vasoli, FSC Erika Williams ’98

BOARD OF REGENTS:

John A. Moe II ‘68 - Chair Dino Clarizio ‘75 P’06 Patrick Connor P’29 Harley Ding P’25 Pete Griffith P’00, 03 Dennis Jebbia Kimberly Luck P’26

Sarah Soifer P’28 Becca Vodnoy P’28

Mr. Ernest Siy Principal

ALUMNI BOARD:

Ms. Nicole Carlos ’12 Director of Marketing and Communications

Kyle Brumm ’12 Andie (Veliz) Crabtree ‘12 Amanda Evans ’05 Rochelle (Rodriguez) Ferrari ’97 Samantha Grijalva ‘19 Daryl Hernandez ’82 Ashley (Thomas) Housman ‘09 Tony Messineo ’80 Rafael Mirasol ‘80 Robin Quintanilla ‘03 Chris Rettig ’84 Rich Schmidt ’72 Tyler Schultz ’02

ADMINISTRATION: Mr. Perry Martin President

Mr. Robert Packard Corporate Director and Chief Financial Officer Ms. Tam Ly Vice President of Counseling Operations Mr. MJ Mao Vice President of Advancement & International Programs

Mr. Nathan Housman ’03 Director of Enrollment Management Ms. Elizabeth Parga Executive Director of the World Away Program & Director of the CARLOW Center Ms. Suzy Rettig Director of Alumni Engagement Mr. Eddie Magluyan ’94 Vice Principal of Academic Management Systems Mrs. Kjersti Holyfield ’04 Vice Principal of Curriculum and Mission Mrs. Julia Frisina ’11 Director of Student Life Mr. Daniel Threadgill Athletic Director

EDITORS:

Ms. Nicole Carlos ’12 Ms. Olivia Virgen

EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS: Ms. Carolyn Neuhausen ’04 Ms. Nicole Carlos ’12 Ms. Kari Soma

PHOTO CREDITS:

Ms. Nicole Carlos ’12 Mrs. Kristen Schultz ’98 Ms. Olivia Virgen Mr. Kyle Roche Add Ms. Suzy Rettig Add Mr. Ryan Burch ’04

PUBLICATION AND PRODUCTION: Entre Nous Babet P. Mordeno

Inquiries and/or correspondence should be directed to: La Salle College Preparatory c/o Lancer Magazine 3880 East Sierra Madre Boulevard Pasadena, California 91107 lancermagazine@lasallehs.org A digital copy of the Lancer Magazine is available at www.lasallehs.org/lancermagazine

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ENTER TO LEARN, LEAVE TO SERVE: LIVING THE LASALLIAN MISSION IN THE WAKE OF TRAGEDY

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ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT 2024-2025

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LAUREN RODRIGUEZ ’27 COAUTHORS NASA-PUBLISHED RESEARCH ON MARS EXPLORATION

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NOAH LEIVA ’26 JOINS PRESTIGIOUS UNITED STATES SENATE PAGE PROGRAM LASALLIANS MERGE ART WITH SERVICE TO REMAKE ALTADENA'S LOMA ALTA PARK AFTER EATON FIRE

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LEADERSHIP MESSAGE

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CAMPUS NEWS 2025-2026 ACHIEVEMENTS

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CLASS OF 2025 MATRICULATION

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ALUMNI NEWS & UPDATES

STAY CONNECTED La Salle College Preparatory @lasallepasadena @lasallepasadena @lasallepasadena WWW.LASALLEHS.ORG 1

LEADERSHIP MESSAGE Dear Lancer Community, As I walk across campus this spring, I am struck by a profound sense of peace that stands in stark contrast to the horizon we faced just over one year ago. In early 2025, the Eaton fires tested our resolve, displacing families and casting a shadow over our community. I remember the ash on our walkways and the uncertainty in our eyes, but more clearly, I remember the unwavering strength of the Lancer spirit that rose to meet that challenge.

Today, as you flip through the pages of this issue of Lancer Magazine, you will see that we are no longer in a season of recovery; we are in a season of remarkable renewal. Our reflection today is not one of sorrow, but of profound gratitude and pride. We have done more than just endure; we have flourished.

In the twelve months since that crisis, our Five Core Principles have served as my "north star," guiding our transition from crisis management back to our true purpose: fostering the extraordinary potential of our students.

• Faith in the Presence of God: In the wake of the fires, we gathered in prayer, finding strength in our spiritual foundation. Today, that faith continues to sustain us as we support those for whom the rebuilding process continues. We remain steadfast in the belief that through every trial, we are never alone.

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• Inclusive Community & The Lancer Support Drive and Fund: Last year, we saw our community in its truest form.

Through the Lancer Support Drive and Fund, our community provided immediate relief to those impacted by the fires. This spirit of radical hospitality remains at our core, ensuring that every Lancer feels valued and protected.

The resilience we forged in 2025 has become the fuel for our students’ continued success. While the fires were a local challenge, the achievements of our students remind us that the Lasallian mission prepares young people for a global—and even universal—stage.

In this issue, we celebrate Lauren Rodriguez ’27, whose co-authorship of a NASA-published technical memorandum on the MANTA Explorer represents a level of scientific achievement rarely seen at the high school level. Similarly, we honor Noah Leiva ’26, who served as the only Californian selected for the prestigious United States Senate Page Program, witnessing the heart of our democracy in action. Lauren and Noah embody the Quality Education and leadership we strive for; they remind us that while fire can change a landscape, it cannot dim the curiosity or the ambition of a student supported by a community that believes in them.

Beyond these national stages, our campus is buzzing with the energy of a community in full bloom. We witnessed the creative brilliance of

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Dylan Soltis ’27 and the premiere of his film, Lucid, a testament to the caliber of work coming out of our Cinematic Arts Center and the World Away Program. On the courts and greens, our student-athletes reached the pinnacle of competition, with Girls Golf and Girls Basketball both securing CIF Championship victories that brought our entire school together in celebration.

Furthermore, through our Center for Cultural Perspectives, our students have truly become global citizens. This year’s exchange trips to Argentina, Shanghai, Spain, and France have allowed our Lancers to live out our principle of an Inclusive Community on an international scale, fostering intercultural understanding that will last a lifetime.

This issue also contains our Annual Report of Giving, a document that serves as a testament to the staggering generosity of our community. In a year marked by unexpected hardship, your support did not waver—it intensified. This philanthropy is the engine that drives our boldest educational aspirations, from the cuttingedge resources in our classrooms to the vital financial assistance that ensures the La Salle experience remains accessible to every talented student, regardless of their circumstances.

We also take great pride in the updates from our Alumni.

Whether it is Thomas Mendez ’04 making waves at Dodger Stadium or our many graduates returning for the Taste of La Salle to support our scholarship funds, our alumni remain the living legacy of this institution. To our alumni: your professional successes and continued involvement with the school are the greatest validation of our mission. You prove that once a Lancer, always a Lancer.

As we move forward with the planning of our next strategic plan, the lessons of this past year remain woven into our vision. We are investing in our infrastructure and our counseling resources with renewed intentionality, recognizing that a safe, supportive environment is the prerequisite for the kind of "bold ideas" our students are now contributing to the world.

unified, more innovative, and more deeply committed to the young people entrusted to our care.

Thank you for your continued trust and for the resilience you have demonstrated. Together, we continue to dream big, work hard, and make a positive impact on the world.

Live Jesus in our hearts, forever.

Warmly,

Perry Martin, M.Ed. President, La Salle College Preparatory

The hillsides above Pasadena are turning green again—a natural testament to the cycle of rebirth. Similarly, La Salle College Preparatory stands stronger today—more

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ENTER TO LEARN, LEAVE TO SERVE

Living the Lasallian Mission in the Wake of Tragedy

By Carolyn Neuhausen, ’04

The evening of January 7, 2025 stands as a pivotal day in collective memory to all those who call the San Gabriel Valley their home. It marks the outbreak of a fire which tore through Eaton Canyon fueled by 80mph winds and the bone-dry winter season that proceeded.

Flames spread their devastation throughout Altadena and the northern parts of Pasadena, raging in the weeks that followed.

All told, the fire would claim 19 lives, burn 9,000 structures across 14,000 acres and forever change the cultural and geographical landscape that so many in the Lasallian community call home.

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But where there was unimaginable devastation, La Salle community members Edgar “Weather” McGregor ’18 and Julia Frisina ’11 threw themselves into the effort to help others.

LEADING PEOPLE TO SAFETY McGregor is a local meteorologist and environmentalist serving hyperlocal weather news to the San Gabriel foothill communities across a range of digital platforms.

His knowledge of the weather and wind patterns were instrumental in forecasting how dangerous the fire could - and would be - for the Altadena area, and his warnings to get out of the foothill area saved countless

lives that evening. For his life-saving news and the 2,000+ hours he’s dedicated to cleaning local hiking trails, he is La Salle’s 2026 Alumni Award recipient.

The scale of the destruction and the number of La Salle families affected - both those of alumni and current students, was overwhelming and heartbreaking. Social media would tell the stories of entire neighborhoods that burned, of fire survivors who lost memories and loved possessions and a sense of safety.

The stories that would roll through on social media in the days that followed, the number of currently enrolled La Salle families and affected alumni was overwhelming and heartbreaking.

A DRIVE TO SUPPLY ESSENTIALS AND HOPE When news of the fire broke out Julia Frisina ’11, Director of Student Life, rushed from a La Salle basketball game to her parents’ home only to see Eaton Canyon engulfed in orange flames. Like many of her neighbors in the Altadena community, she rushed to help her family evacuate without knowing when or if they could ever return to her childhood home.

Without a place to stay, she took her parents and family dog into her apartment, and that’s when it hit her: the fire hadn’t just taken from her family, but for many in the La Salle community.

“My dad was sleeping on my couch and he didn’t have anything, you know? This is the situation for most people, they don’t even have a pillow to call their own.” While Julia later learned her childhood home was miraculously spared, seeing her father displaced and empty-handed drove home the reality of her neighbors' losses, turning her gratitude into an urgent call to serve.

Recognizing that countless community members would need immediate help, Julia jumped into action, bringing school officials together to create the Fire Response Team. This team organized a week-long drive collecting and providing essentials to fire survivors.

TAKING ACTION, STEPPING INTO SERVICE Over the course of a week, the drive collected $320,000 in funds, gift cards and goods to help 50 current La Salle families, 65 alumni and hundreds throughout

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the San Gabriel Valley. The effort provided essentials, including pillows, school supplies, toys, toiletries, towels, flashlights, electronic chargers, bedding, pet supplies, and snacks to each of the affected families.

Volunteers and local restaurants, including support from World Central Kitchen, provided countless hot meals over the course of that week.

And although the drive provided the physical items fire survivors needed, some of the most important moments in those days were when people felt seen in their grief, where being in community with others was an antidote to the overwhelm, loneliness and isolation they felt.

In those uncertain days, La Salle served as a second home to current students, alumni, and Julia as they sorted through their individual emotional losses.

Many alumni came back to participate and donate in the drive, checking in daily in any way they could help out. “It was crazy, but it was very cool that they got to come back to the place that they once called home and let it be home for them again,” Julia said.

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felt so loved and seen and cared for that, you know, everything else going on around was still happening, but for a moment, for a glimpse, they got to feel at ease,” she explains.

The drive also grew into a wider effort when officials at other nearby schools like St. Elizabeth coordinated with La Salle, resulting in a drive that amplified help throughout the San Gabriel Valley.

CALLED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT When asked how she had the energy to organize a large-scale weeklong drive in the midst of chaos and destruction and uncertainty, Julia thinks back to the mission of La Salle: Enter to learn, leave to serve. I thought “[to serve] is my obligation as a human. Obviously because I came from Altadena, but no matter where the fire was, I would have felt the same way, this is our obligation to help others, it’s not a task, but coming from a place of knowing in the moment that you just had to step in and [help others] in that moment. I let God work through me, I am the hands and feet and I think that’s what gave me the energy throughout the week,” she says.

For Julia, and the countless alumni who helped in

the supply drive, the feeling of stepping into action to serve others was a kind of salve for their own experience of the devastation. It wasn’t just that alumni asked her every day what they could provide, but they also showed up day after day. to help out. “[Alumni would say] ’I can have all of this here tomorrow’, and that always speaks volumes to me, because [alumni] don’t have an obligation to La Salle anymore, right? Like, you don’t go here anymore, you don’t need to do anything, but this place means so much to you.”

Meaningful too were the number of affected current students who helped at the drive. As they were working through their own losses, they helped others through theirs. “You know, the kids inspired me so much. [Their] entire world is gone, flipped upside down, you’re living with who knows how many people.

They never used it as a crutch, as an excuse, they leaned on their community, and we supported them how we could.”

TIME TO HEAL A week later, when school reopened, faculty and school administrators knew it was important to acknowledge the emotional and spiritual grief students and families were working through. So the first day back was a soft reopening, where students partook in a range of therapeutic modalities including prayer stations, art stations, meditation, yoga and time with therapy animals.

and wellbeing,” said Nicole Carlos, ’12, Marketing and Communications.

Director of

And because the healing process takes time, school president Perry Martin continues to check in with families on a regular basis to see where and how La Salle can lean in to help. Part of that effort is supporting impacted families through the Lancer Support Fund that was established in the wake of the aftermath of the fires. This fund directly supports impacted families as they continue to rebuild their lives, and donations can be made at: lasallehs.org/lancersupportfund Altadena is forever changed but remains a vibrant part of La Salle’s fabric, and students participate in community events to keep the spirit of Altadena alive. Since the fire, La Salle has worked with local businesses and partnered with the Altadena Collaboratory, where students painted murals, sorted through donations and wrote personal notes of encouragement to fire survivors. For African American history month, La Salle invited Perry’s Joint to cater an event where Rhythms of the Village, a music group rooted in African culture, played. Both groups were founded in Altadena.

“Our counseling team has been instrumental in following up with our students and providing them with resources and support as they navigated that first year, including a wellness day for students to just take time and prioritize their mental health

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Far beyond the boundaries of a campus, La Salle stands as a living testament to the power of community,

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forged in compassion and a mission expressed in the quiet and tireless acts of service.

2024-2025

ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT

We are excited to have this opportunity to share our 2024-2025 Annual Impact Report with you within the Lancer Magazine, which covers gifts made between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025. Please note that gifts made between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026, will be shared in the next issue of Lancer Magazine.

This report is a testament to the love, passion, and commitment exemplified by our La Salle community.

Each gift makes an undeniable impact on each student, faculty, and staff member, and we cannot express how grateful we are for you and your continued support of La Salle. The future of La Salle College Preparatory is bright and vibrant and we look forward to even more opportunities for growth and innovation across all areas of our school!

While La Salle makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information presented, there may be errors in gift information listed. Please email the Institutional Advancement office with any errors you encounter.

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ANNUAL REPORT LA SALLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY OF PASADENA Statements of Financial Position - June 30, 2025 and 2024

EXPENS ES

ASSETS

FINANCIAL AID & GRANTS 22%

Cash Investments Receivables Unconditional Promises to Give, Net

FUNDRAISING 3%

Property and Equipment Building and Improvements Furniture and Equipment Construction in Progress Vehicles ADMINISTRATION 17%

Less Accumulated Depreciation PROGRAM SERVICES 58%

Land

FEES 4%

2024 $ 6,860,623 5,443,311 17,951 549,063

13,459,998

12,870,948

17,127,789 3,381,146 213,763 425,047

16,376,149 2,912,489 285,457 364,345

21,147,745

18,668,168

(14,337,248)

(13,602,023)

6,810,497

6,336,417

5,402,110

5,402,110

12,212,607

11,738,527

$ 25,672,605

$ 24,609,475

2025

2024

$ 463,544 980,180 5,510,860

$ 374,515 933,920 5,257,304

6,954,584

6,565,739

WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTION

10,670,277

10,201,130

WITH DONOR RESTRICTION Time and Use Restrictions Endowments

4,179,066 3,868,678

4,098,513 3,744,093

Net Property and Equipment Total Assets

REV ENUE

2025 $ 7,180,555 5,724,271 555,172

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

INVESTMENT AND OTHER 3%

CONTRIBUTIONS 9%

LIABILITIES Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Accrued Payroll Deferred Revenue - Tuition and Registration Total Liabilities COMMITMENTS AND CONTINGENCIES NET ASSETS

TUITION 84%

Total Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

TOTAL RAISED BY USE: $2,009,278 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS 3%

CAPITAL 0%

SAN MIGUEL/RESTRICTED SCHOLARSHIPS 13%

CHANGES IN NET ASSETS WITHOUT RESTRICTION SUPPORT AND REVENUE Net Tuition and Fees Contributions Unrealized Gain on Investments Other Revenue

UNRESTRICTED 53 %

TOTAL RAISED BY SOURCE: $2,009,278 GOLF TOURNAMENT (NET PROCEEDS) 1%

CRYSTAL BALL (NET PROCEEDS) 7%

Net Assets Released From Restrictions Released From Time Restrictions Released From Program Restrictions

2025

2024

$ 17,000,417 372,104 307,644 332,406

$ 15,807,763 460,086 209,616 271,012

18,012,571

16,748,477

447,282 733,485

463,895 1,472,420

1,180,767

1,936,315

EXPENSES: Program Services Administration Fundraising

18,684,792

13,882,064 4,129,609 712,518

13,511,145 3,793,546 916,120

Total Expense

18,724,191

18,220,811

469,147

463,981

1,261,320 (1,180,767)

1,375,008 245,903 15,474 (1,936,315)

80,553

(299,930)

Contributions

124,585

168,366

(Decrease) Increase in Net Assets From Operations

674,285

332,417

Contributions Other Income Unrealized Gain on Investments Net Assets Released from Restrictions

CORPORATIONS 5%

MATCHING GIFTS 1%

PERPETUAL RESTRICTIONS

CURRENT PARENTS 31%

FOUNDATIONS 20%

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$ 24,609,475

CHANGES IN NET ASSETS WITH RESTRICTIONS TIME AND USE RESTRICTIONS

FRIENDS 6% FACULTY/STAFF 1%

GRANDPARENTS 1%

$ 25,672,605

19,193,338

(Decrease) Increase in Net Assets Without Restriction

ALUMNI 21%

OTHER 2%

7,842,606 18,043,736

LA SALLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY OF PASADENA Statements of Activities and Changes in Net Assets For the Years Ended June 30, 2024 and 2023

UNRESTRICTED SCHOLARSHIPS 0%

RESTRICTED 31%

8,047,744 18,718,021

(Decrease) Increase in Net Assets PARENTS OF ALUMNI 4%

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Net Assets at Beginning of Year Net Assets at End of Year

674,285

332,417

18,043,736

17,711,319

$ 18,718,021

$ 18,043,736

ANNUAL REPORT THE FOUNDER’S CIRCLE

Members of the Founder’s Circle are those whose lifetime cumulative lifetime giving exceeds $1,000,000 and who have helped provide the foundation for our School’s success.

Ahmanson Foundation

Bob Kohorst ’71 and Shelley Allen

THE RICHARD GRAY SOCIETY

Members of the Richard Gray Society are those whose cumulative lifetime giving falls between $500,000 and $999,000 and whose support merits the praise of the entire LaSallian community.

Anonymous The Carrico Family Foundation

Fritz B. Burns Foundation Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation

Mr. David Lam

THE BROTHER DESALES SOCIETY

Members of the Brother Desales are those whose lifetime cumulative giving falls between $250,000 and $499,000 and whose generosity deserves special recognition for their commitment to La Salle’s excellence.

Mr. Shawn Blakeslee ’80 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burke ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Charvat ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Dino Clarizio ’75 De La Salle Institute (Christian Brothers)

Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kasper The Lumarda Family The Lluella Morey Murphey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nuccio ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olivar The Pankow Family Rose Hills Foundation Walt and Julie Williams

THE BENE MERENTI SOCIETY

"Bene Merenti" is Latin for "Well-deserving." Donors whose lifetime cumulative contributions have exceeded $100,000 $249,999.99 are truly well-deserving of our gratitude for their commitment to the School’s Mission.

Anonymous Archdiocese Of Los Angeles Francis Bacon Foundation, Inc. The Baumer Family Mr. and Mrs. Camilo Becerra P’18 Tom and Jeri Beck The Brenninkmeijer Family Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Burke ’64 Mr. Doug Campbell The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Andrew and Keri Crowell Mr. David Dai and Ms. Lynn Qin De La Salle Institute (Christian Brothers) Mr. Hui Ding and Ms. Bing Lu

The Georgina-Fredrick Children Foundation Mr. Peter S. Griffith Ms. Erica Hahn William H. Hannon Foundation Bill Hannon Foundation Mr. Ernest Hollady Mr. Jerold K. Ingrao ’64 Mr. William Kinney and Ms. Lily Chen Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Mr. Zili "Eri" Li and Ms. Yang "Angela" Liu John F. Marshall ’85 Marshall Charitable Trust George H. Mayr Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mitchell John A. Moe II ’68

The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Pasadena Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tom Radle Mark and Victoria Richards Mr. Joel Robinson and Dr. Ricki Robinson Dr. Ed Rounds and Dr. Callae Walcott-Rounds Mr. and Mrs. Brent Schoenbaum Mark and Daina Shuster The Twomey Family Webb Foundation Heather and Jason Young Mr. Tony Gao and Mrs. Gina Zhang

THE BUTTIMER SOCIETY

Donors whose lifetime cumulative contributions are between $50,000 and $99,999 join the Buttimer Society, named after the first American Superior General of the Christian Brothers – Brother Charles Henry Buttimer, FSC. Like Brother Charles Henry, who governed the Institute during the turbulent decade of the Sixties, these donors ensure the financial stability of La Salle.

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Adam Konrad ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ward Mr. Andrew Bates and Dr. Brie Romines Bank of America Foundation MG Program Blaine and Lynda Fetter Mr. James Ding and Mrs. Janet Xu Carol and Bradford Wright ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Bret Hardy California Community Foundation Campbell Family Foundation

Clear Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Craig Silvers Craig and D’Arcy Sloane Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73 Mr. David Beringer ’75 Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Burke ’60 The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Olender ’70 E.L. Wiegand Foundation

Monique and Edward Malicdem ’88 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Foundation Source Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Jameson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Greg Vanni ’71 Gregory Dickson, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Porath Jane and Jerry Marks Ms. Jie Zhen Su Dr. John K. Waken 11

ANNUAL REPORT Dr. and Mrs. John T. Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Grigg Mrs. Kathryn Keele Kinney and Company Dr. Kris Mohandie ’80 Mr. Larry Keele Mr. and Mrs. Grady Lui Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wright Mr. Mayron Payes and Ms. Angelica Salas Michael Healy Family Morris and Esther Victor Ms. Nancy L. Iredale

Dr. Norlan Torres ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bigley ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hoffman ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker ’66 Peter K. Barker Foundation Mr. Qi Wang and Ms. Annie Hou Wang Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lo Guercio Mr. Roland Aldridge Mr. Russell J. Osterman Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Shyam S. Manwani Southern California Edison Company

Dr. Stephanie Paggi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Rountree Mr. and Mrs. Steve Holland Mr. and Mrs. Steve Seidner Mr. Steve Madison Mr. Tan Zhang and Ms. Ruiyan "Rosy" Wu Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Palffy Mr. Tiger Lee and Ms. Xiaoling Li Valley Processing Weingart Foundation Wells Fargo Educational Foundation MG Center Western Asset Management Company

SAINT BENILDE SOCIETY

La Salle recognizes those donors who have restricted their contributions of $1,000.00+ to the School’s Endowment Funds or included La Salle in their estate planning through one of a number of Planned Giving instruments, including gift annuities, life insurance, charitable remainder trusts, lead trusts, and bequests. These donors are honored as members of the Saint Benilde Society. Similar to the visionary actions of Brother Celestine, the founding principal of La Salle High School, the support of these individuals will help secure the perpetuity of the Mission and Philosophy of La Salle College Preparatory for generations.

Anonymous (3) AAJJ Hope Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kamran Aghili ’88 Ahmanson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James R. Alden Francis Bacon Foundation, Inc. The Harrison R. Baker, Jr. Family Peter K. Barker Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker ’66 Mr. Jeff Barnes Dr. Peter Barry ’62 David and Patricia Barulich Mr. and Mrs. Zoran K. Basich Mr. and Mrs. Camilo Becerra P’18 Tom and Jeri Beck Mr. and Mrs. Ned R. Bennett ’65 Mr. Blake Bernstein ’02 Mr. Monty Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Robin Bieker Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bigley ’77 Mr. and Mrs. James Blackstock ’65 Mr. Shawn Blakeslee ’80 Mr. and Mrs. David Bolstad ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bonacci, AFSC Dr. Tina D. Bonacci ’94 Mr. H. Thomas Boyle and Ms. Wendy Lees The Brenninkmeijer Family Mr. R. Keith Brown ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Bruich Bubalo Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Steven T. Buccola ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Burke ’60 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burke ’60 California Community Foundation California Wellness Foundation Campbell Family Foundation Mr. Doug Campbell The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation The Carey Family Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Charvat ’72 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cheney ’61 12

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Dr. and Mrs. Dino Clarizio ’75 Clear Foundation Ms. Jeanette Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coolidge Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford Mr. Cheng Yin and Ms. Dongmei Dai Mrs. Mary Danenhauer Mr. Sid D. Danenhauer, Jr. ’60 De La Salle Institute (Christian Brothers) Mr. Michael P. Delaney ’60 Mr. James Ding and Mrs. Janet Xu Mr. Hui Ding and Ms. Bing Lu Jim Dirmann ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Do Vale Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doda Dr. Brian J. Doerning ’81 and Mrs. Maryann Messina-Doerning Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dooling ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Drasco ’60 Mr. Jon Dudley Mr. Raymond Ealy and Mrs. L. Charmayne Ealy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elam III Blaine and Lynda Fetter Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program Ms. Tamara Flowers and Mr. Steve Cobb Dr. Kathryn A. Fogarty Dr. Robert G. Frank, Jr. ’61 and Ms. Jeanne Adams Mr. and Mrs. Gianni Galati ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Peter Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gowen Mark and Bettina Graf Mr. J. Brady Graham ’67 Greater Kansas City Community Foundation Mr. Peter S. Griffith The Gripp Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harper The Hastings Foundation Mr. M. Patrick Henry

Mr. Richard Hirrel Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hoffman ’68 Ernest A. Hollady Mr. Ernest Hollady Ms. Carolyn L. Imrie Ms. Nancy L. Iredale Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq. Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq. Mr. Edwin Jenkins ’62 JJ Versatile Corp Mr. Tim Q. Johnson ’60 Mr. Louis Johnston K.B. Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Mark Karahadian Mr. Matt Kelly KENCO Construction Services INC Mr. David L. Kennelly ’65 Kinney and Company Mr. William Kinney and Ms. Lily Chen Ms. Kathleen Klock Bob Kohorst ’71 and Shelley Allen Dr. Julie Bonacci Kolb ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73 Mr. Gregory M. Kunert and Ms. Carol A. Watson La Salle High School Academic Boosters Mr. David Lam The George and Mary Ann Leal Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Mr. Wei Liu and Ms. Chunyan Gu Lucas, Horsfall, Murphy & Pindroh, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Grady Lui The Lumarda Family Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Lumas ’60 Katie and John Macdonald ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O. Mackel Ms. Amanda Mareina ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Perry Martin Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Maurin ’65 George H. Mayr Foundation Mediverse International, Inc. Mr. Duffy J. Mich, Jr. ’71

John A. Moe II ’68 Dr. Kris Mohandie ’80 Mr. Michael Molino Moorpark Investment LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mueller The Lluella Morey Murphey Foundation Ms. Katherine I. Murray ’16 Ms. Kathleen B. Murray Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Nino ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nuccio ’71 Nursing Home Solutions, Inc. Mr. Brian Okane Mr. and Mrs. Stan D. Oliai ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olivar Mr. and Mrs. Chip Ossman III Mr. Russell J. Osterman Pacific Agents Alliance Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Palffy Charles Pankow Foundation Pasadena Community Foundation Mr. Mayron Payes and Ms. Angelica Salas Pie ’N Burger Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pike ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Polek ’74 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Pollara ’66 Dr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Porath Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64

Dr. and Mrs. John T. Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Brad G. Reaume ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rettig ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Riboli Mark and Victoria Richards Mr. Joel Robinson and Dr. Ricki Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Roman, Jr. ’73 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Roosevelt, Jr. ’63 Mr. Robert M. Rossini Mr. Thomas Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Sanchez ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sanderl, Ed.D. ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Ted T. Saraf ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Brent Schoenbaum The Schow Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. Barry J. Schweiger ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Seidner Sharon Sanner and Samuel J. Muir Foundation Sharp Seating Co. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Shortell ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sirois Mr. David J. Skibinski, MBA Craig and D’Arcy Sloane Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Smaldino ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smutny ’04 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Soltis ’90 Specialty Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sweeney The American Gift Fund Step up your Giving Mr. and Mrs. Perry C. Thomas Ms. Wendy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Thompson ’71 Ms. Dolores Tukich The Twomey Family Mr. and Mrs. Gary Urbina Fred and Diane C. Van der Linde Brother Steven Vasoli, FSC Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Vert ’62 The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni Mr. Charlie Wang and Mrs. Jessica Zhang Wellpoint Foundation WFB Ohio-Foundation (MN) Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Wiegand ’60 Peter and Serena Williams Walt and Julie Williams Mr. Donald Wood Kristen Schultz Wray ’98 Carol and Bradford Wright ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wright Mr. Tony Gao and Mrs. Gina Zhang

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Each year La Salle High School recognizes the generosity of individuals and organizations whose tax-deductible cash contributions and new pledges during the year total $1,000 or more. These donors play a critical role in strengthening the current programs for our students and helping La Salle plan for the future. Founded in 1989, there were 11 individuals, couples, and organizations as members in its initial year. For 2024-2025, 338 individuals, couples, and organizations comprise the membership of its most prestigious order of donors.

PRESIDENT’S CABINET $10,000+ Ahmanson Foundation Archdiocese Of Los Angeles Mr. Andrew Bates and Dr. Brie Romines Mr. and Mrs. Camilo Becerra P’18 Mr. Shawn Blakeslee ’80 Dr. Edward R. Buchler ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Burke ’64 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burke ’60 California Wellness Foundation The Capital Group Companies Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carey ’02 The Carrico Family Foundation Mr. Glenn Chung and Ms. Anny Poon Dr. and Mrs. Dino Clarizio ’75 De La Salle Institute (Christian Brothers) Mr. Hui Ding and Ms. Bing Lu Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation Mr. Blair Fetter and Ms. Chamonix G. Bosch Foundation Source Mr. Liming Gong and Ms. Jingbo Fu Mr. YiBing Han and Mrs. Daoying K. Chen Dr. and Mrs. Todd Hutton Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Joseph, Jr. ’80 The Lumarda Family John A. Moe II ’68 Netflix

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nuccio ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olivar Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Rountree Mr. and Mrs. Brent Schoenbaum The San Francisco Foundation Mr. Qi Wang and Ms. Annie Hou Wang Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ward Walt and Julie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Brad M. Winderbaum Heather and Jason Young Ms. Rong Zhou PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Ms. Ann Babcock Mr. David Beringer ’75 Mr. Blake Bernstein ’02 Dr. and Mrs. John M. Bigley ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bigley ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Chandler Dr. and Ms. Hsiang-Lin Chang Mr. and Mrs. Danny Chew Clear Foundation Mr. David Dai and Ms. Lynn Qin Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dencik Mr. and Mrs. Haitao Ding The Walt Disney Company Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Mladen Grbavac Mr. David Hoffman and Ms. Joya Margolin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hubert Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hurley Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73 Ms. Angelina Lam Mr. and Mrs. William R. LaRue ’69 Lasallian Christian Brothers Foundation Mr. Meifeng Liu and Ms. Amelia Chen Mr. and Mrs. John Luck Mr. and Mrs. Valentin Marquez IV Mr. and Mrs. Perry Martin Mr. and Mrs. Finnian L. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Runsheng Pan Mr. Mayron Payes and Ms. Angelica Salas Mr. and Mrs. John R. Queen III ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Brad G. Reaume ’70 Mr. Robert Riechmann and Dr. Kathleen Savage Jenny and Michael Rue ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Salazar Mr. and Mrs. Kahn Scolnick Mr. and Mrs. Adam D. Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Vodnoy Mr. Shaofeng Wang and Ms. Taoling Liang 13

Carol and Bradford Wright ’73 Mr. Xueliang Xu and Ms. Guishaung "Grace" Zhang Ms. Jie Yang Mr. Tony Gao and Mrs. Gina Zhang Mr. Shen Zhang and Ms. Yan Chen Mr. Xin Jiang Zhu and Ms. Jing Dan Wang PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $2,500-$4,999 Anonymous 200 Live Oak, LLC Mr. Wayne G. Avjian ’77 Bank of America Foundation MG Program Mr. Gary P. Barrera ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Beltre Mr. and Mrs. Geronimo Bernal Brother Christopher Brady, FSC Mr. and Mrs. Michael Campbell Central Catholic High School Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Chen Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clougherty Mr. and Mrs. Richard Copeland Mr. Cheng Yin and Ms. Dongmei Dai Mr. Sid D. Danenhauer, Jr. ’60 Mr. Jiaming Dong and Mrs. Shengnan Xu Mr. Raymond Ealy and Mrs. L. Charmayne Ealy Mr. and Mrs. John Fong Mr. and Mrs. Gianni Galati ’86 Mr. and Dr. William D. Gardner Mr. Weihua Ge and Ms. Guoqun Hu Mr. Ian Green and Dr. Linda Tsang Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gregg Mr. Galen I. Ho Mr. and Ms. Jianjun Hu Mr. Steve L. Z. Kwan and Ms. Nicole Fang Mr. Jun Liu and Ms. Yan Niu Mr. Kevin Liu and Ms. Mina Cong Mr. and Mrs. Henry Loh Mr. and Mrs. Yong Lu Katie and John Macdonald ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Metter Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Dr. and Dr. Tom L. Nguyen Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Nino ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Olender ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Packard Dr. Stephanie Paggi Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Rangan Mr. and Mrs. Jorge H. Reyes Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory Saint Patrick High School Mr. and Mrs. Corey Schmidt Mr. William Sien and Ms. Ke Wang St. Anthony Campus Christian Brothers School Mr. and Ms. Aaron Sternlicht Ms. Brandee A. Tilman Mr. and Mrs. Ali Vahdat Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Van Buren Ms. Liping Wang Mr. Xiaohui Wang and Ms. Michelle Wei 14

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Mrs. Jiayin Wen Mr. Herbert Wu and Ms. Reling Wong Mr. Samuel Wu ’15 Dr. and Ms. Cameron Yamaguchi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Feng Zhang Mr. Xueming Zhao and Mrs. Yifei Tian Mr. Yongdong Zhao and Ms. Xiang Li Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Zoccoli ’86 CRYSTAL CIRCLE $1,000-$2,499 Mr. Harry Agajanian Joseph Alemany Brothers’ Community Mr. Nicholas Almond and Ms. Reny Mathew Ms. Kristen Anderson Mr. Gerardo Arzate and Ms. Veronica Orozco Dr. Bruce Atkinson and Ms. Talia Puzantian The Emanuel Bachmann Foundation Mr. Harry Balian and Ms. Arline Bidinian Ms. Yekaterina Bardakjian Mr. Jeff Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bean Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Begerow Mr. and Mrs. Todd G. Bennett ’98 Mr. Michael Beubis and Ms. Amy Larion Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bigley ’80 Mr. and Mrs. William Blanco Boeing Gift Matching Program Mr. Nathaniel Bonner Mr. Barry Borowitz and Ms. Lisa Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Burke ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Byszewski California Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott Callihan The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mario Cassina Catholic Community Foundation of Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Chan Julie Solberg and Ted Chandler Mr. Peter Chao and Ms. June Chen Ms. Xiaoqun Chen Mr. and Mrs. Guangcheng Cheng Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery G. Chin Ms. Jeanette Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Tom Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cook Mr. and Ms. Carlos A. Corado Mr. and Mrs. Dodgie Cortes Mr. and Ms. Christopher K. Costine Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Cotter ’65 Mrs. Stephanie Smith Courain ’06 Dr. and Mrs. Cesar Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Brett Dammann Ms. Ann Daniels Mr. and Mrs. DuVon G. Davis De La Salle High School Concord Mr. and Mrs. Dustin DeMesa ’96 Dr. and Mrs. John Dietler Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Dong Mr. Jon Dudley Ms. Dyane K. Duffy

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Fargo Mr. and Mrs. Noel Flores Ms. Tamara Flowers and Mr. Steve Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Tony K. Fong Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Ford ’60 Mr. and Ms. Brian J. Foster Mr. Ken Fung and Ms. Jenny K. Chun Mr. and Mrs. Douglas George Mr. and Mrs. Justin Giammanco Mr. Christopher Giangregorio Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Gillison Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Gioia ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Giron Dr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Goei Ms. Juliet Goff Mr. J. Brady Graham ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray Ms. Jennifer Greco Mr. Peter Grousbeck and Ms. Yekta Nikou Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Stefan M. Hanson ’66 Mr. Robert Harold, Jr. ’65 Dr. Marine C. Harper Mr. Thomas Hartfield ’71 Mr. Richard Hirrel Dr. and Mrs. Christian Hochstim Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hoffman ’68 Ms. Alexandra Holder Mr. Wayne Hsieh and Ms. Jennifer Fong Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Ioele ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jakl Ms. Naomi Jeng Mr. Kenneth Keeler ’02 Mr. Matt Kelly KENCO Construction Services INC Ms. Lois King Mr. Morgan King and Ms. Eliany Shie Dr. and Mrs. Yih J. Kok Mr. and Mrs. Kc Kong Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Koroghlian Mr. Joseph Kouchakian and Ms. Loussine Sarafian Mr. and Mrs. Vartan Kouladjian Mr. Keenan Kurihara Ms. and Mr. Winnie Kwong De La Salle Community La Salle University Mrs. Gina Bottala LaPorte ’99 Mr. Elliott Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee Mr. and Mrs. Wei Li Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Liu Mr. and Mrs. Nick Liu Mr. and Ms. Manuel B. Loayza Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Lorca Neil C. Maiers Mr. Leo Mak and Ms. Annie Lam Mr. Joseph Marchica ’76 Mr. Michael J. Marlatt ’75 Mr. and Ms. Christopher Mazzella Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McEvoy Pastor of Saint Patrick’s Parish Mt. St. Mary Academy Mr. and Mrs. Angel Munguia My Friends Cafe

ANNUAL REPORT Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ngan Mr. and Mrs. Swaranjit-Mike Nijjar Mr. and Mrs. Parker Nishi Mr. Brian Okane Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olarte Mr. and Mrs. Young J. Ouh Mr. and Mrs. Ernol Panay Mr. Keung Chi Pang and Ms. Xuening Yoko Yu Mr. and Mrs. Beomjin Park Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso M. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Pablo D. Perez Mr. Hayk Petrosyan and Ms. Violeta Elchyan Dr. Claudia Pfeil and Mr. Martin Truitt Physicians Immunodiagnostic Laboratory, Inc. Pie ’N Burger Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Polek ’74 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Pollara ’66 Mr. Gonzalo Posada and Mrs. Zorayda Davila-Posada Providence Home Health Care, INC. Mr. Jun Qin and Ms. Yingping Zhu Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Rabideau Mr. and Mrs. Tauras Radvenis Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Steve Riboli Mr. and Mrs. Jose Robles Mr. and Mrs. Elias G. Rodriguez

Mr. Lee Roesner and Mrs. Cindy Shimomaye Roncelli Family Trust Ms. Elsa M. Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Rigoberto Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Oganes Sachmanyan Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Salas Mr. and Mrs. Robin Samms Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sanchez Ms. Vidhi M. Sanders Sharon Sanner and Samuel J. Muir Foundation Sharp Seating Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Sim Sisters of St. Dominic of Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Jason Smith Byron Sotomayor, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Stellar ’05 Mrs. Erin E. Scanlon Suess ’95 Mr. Brian Sullivan Mr. Lu A. Tahmazyan and Ms. Sona Manukyan Mr. and Mrs. Frode Teigen Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Tekippe ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Teltser Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Terni Mr. and Mrs. Kent Tesoro Ms. Wendy Thomas Totino-Grace High School Mr. and Mrs. Greg Totten Mr. Dung Tran and Ms. Ngocthe Nguyen

Mr. and Dr. Martin Truitt Mr. and Mrs. Kevork G. Tutundjian Mr. Michael Vanmeter Brother Steven Vasoli, FSC Mr. Juan A. Velazquez Avina and Ms. Maricela Soto Mr. and Ms. Daniel Villagra Ms. Mary Ann Vincent The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni Mr. Jeffrey Voltattorni ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Walton ’71 Mr. Hongchao Wang and Mrs. Dan Li Ms. Siyi Wang and Mr. Clement Cheung Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Weigel ’65 Mr. Joshua Weintraub and Ms. Sarah Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Brett A. Westfall Ms. Angela Wilson and Ms. Sofie Eriksson Mr. and Mrs. John Wu Dr. and Mrs. Olson Wu Ms. Wei Yang Mr. and Mrs. Geoffry A. Yure Mr. and Mrs. Hamid S. Zaidi Mr. and Mrs. Larry Zepeda Mr. Li Zhang and Ms. Ju Liu Mr. Yiming Zhang and Ms. Ying Wang Ms. Lei Zhao Mr. Raymond Zhao and Mrs. Jie Li

INDIVISA MANENT

In the spirit of the School’s motto, “Indivisa Manent” (We Stand Undivided), the following listing of donors includes individuals and organizations that support the everyday operations of La Salle College Preparatory. The following giving programs are included in this generous and supportive group: Parent Giving Program, Lancer Golf Tournament, Crystal Ball, Alumni, Scholarship and Financial Aid, Endowment, Capital, Technology, and all Annual Fund Donations. Thank you for supporting the students at La Salle College Preparatory.

ORGANIZATION / FOUNDATIONS America’s Got Talent Archdiocese of San Francisco AT&T Bevaris Blue Shield of California Casa del Rey Cathedral High School, INC. Christian Brothers School Collective Co-op CxS Interior Design Studio Dave and Busters De La Salle De La Salle Institute Descanso Gardens Diane Tarantino Accountancy Corporation Don Francisco’s Coffee Dormie Network Foundation Flood Sports Flowerman Foothill Homecare Partners, Inc. Golftec Pasadena Green Street Restaurant Halper Fine Art Handels Ice Cream Hope Organizers Inc Immersive world

Innabi Law Group APC In-N-Out Iris and Evan Jewelry Studio Jada Vineyard & Winery Kenneth J. Canzoneri, D.D.S. Kidspace Museum Kule Yoga & Ayurveda Kyrie Design Uniform Store La Mirada Theatre La Philharmonic Assocation La Salle University De La Salle Community Leonora Moss M&M Magic Hour Photos Mendocino Farms Microsoft Giving Campaign Mijares Mexican Restaurant Montblac Nicks Resturant Nothing Bundt Cakes Pasadena Ice Skating Pasadena Sandwich Company Pez Coastal Kitchen Pie ’N Burger Pink Tree Insurance Services, INC. Raymond Vineyard Rejuvenation By Angie

Roclord Studios Santa Anita Race Track Sasaki Advanced Aesthetic Medical Center Skin Care & Bodywork Day Spa St. Mary’s College High School Taylor’s Ol’ Fashioned Market The Art of Mark Robert Halper The Bottle Shop The Ice House The Stand Timeless Aesthetics Trapped Escape Room Urban Plates Vladimir Cerin Racing Stables, Inc. Weingart Foundation Wells Fargo Educational Foundation MG Center What’s Next Baseball Consulting Wunda Bar INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abts ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adair Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Adams Mr. and Ms. Anuj Agarwal Ms. Nicole Agbayani 15

ANNUAL REPORT Mr. and Mrs. Keyan A. Aghili ’89 Ms. Norma Aguilera Mr. Jaime Albino and Mrs. Elva Vieyra Jamie V. Albino ’25 Dr. Lawrence Albinski ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Stan J. Alexander, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Allen ’84 Ryan A. Almond ’25 Mr. Cameron D. Alsbrook ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Tariq Altaweel Mr. Reece M. Alvarado ’25 Daniel Alvarez ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alvarez ’83 Ms. Sophia I. Alvidrez ’25 Ms. Carina L. Z. Ammon ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Ammon Mr. and Mrs. Chann An Ms. Ann Anderson The Honorable Clifford R. Anderson III ’70 and Mrs. Karen Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Andrews Mr. and Mrs. David R. Andrews ’84 Kaitlyn N. Andrews ’25 Mr. Gentry B. G. Angsanto and Ms. Leslie J. Mapua Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Anicich ’74 Ms. Pia Carmela J. Ansula ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Troy Antig Mr. Jeffrey Aprato ’02 Ms. Rachel Aquino ’05 Mr. Andrew Arakaki Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Archambault ’75 Mr. Nathan I. Arellano ’25 Ms. Guadalupe Arias Ms. Martha Armenta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Arredondo Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09 Mrs. and Mrs. Francisco Arzate Ryan A. Arzate ’25 Mr. Oliver J. Atkinson ’25 Mr. Oscar Autelli ’75 Ms. Nare Avagyan Mia A. Avila ’25 Ms. Kristen Aviles Sofia A. Aviles ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Badzey ’84 Robert J. Baghdasarian ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Bahou Mrs. Erin McInerney Baines ’99 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Balak ’62 Brianna N. Balian ’25 Lily S. Balian ’25 Ms. and Mrs. Richard Ballard, III Ms. Sedona Ballard ’25 Mrs. Gloria Baltazar Ms. Sandra M. Banducci Ms. Jaya A. Banks ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barbaro III ’02 Mr. Peter Baron Mr. and Mrs. John Baronowski ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Julio Barrera II Ms. Julia M. Barrero ’10 Ms. Cynthia Barrios Mr. and Mrs. Jose Barrios Ms. Victoria I. Barrios ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Barrios Ms. Nadia S. Barulich ’11 Ms. Arolyn D. Basham ’12 Mr. Miguel A. Basurto Mrs. Stefania M. Bisharat Bauer ’98 Mr. Richard E. Baumer ’63 16

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Ms. Catherine Bautista ’25 Dr. and Mrs. Ramil Bautista Ms. Rose Beal Ms. Reagan Bean ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Beauchamp Mr. and Mrs. Bert Becker ’65 Ms. Nancy Bedore Courtney C. Begerow ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Begin ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Jerald M. Behrens ’73 Ms. Jennifer Belak ’04 Ms. Kathryn Belland Mr. and Mrs. Michael Belmonte Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Belmonte Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Beltran ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Justin V. Beltran ’01 Mr. Dave Bent ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Berge ’80 Mr. Monty Bernstein Ms. Kristin Bertell Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Betancourt Mr. Mark H. Bevan ’70 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bigley ’80 Ms. Alison Birnie Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Birr ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Nabil Bisharat ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Bitonti Ms. Jalissa S. Blake ’25 Mr. Richard A. Bleuze ’95 Mr. Vincent Bohanec Mr. and Mrs. David Bolstad ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bonacci, AFSC Mr. Juan Bonilla Mr. and Mrs. Vincent N. Borrelli Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bottala ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bottala ’10 Ms. Vanessa D. Boull’t ’14 Ms. Marianne Boyd Ms. Jennifer Brady ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brandt ’86 Mr. Jeffrey T. Briegel ’12 Mr. and Mrs. William Briegel Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Briel, Sr. Mr. James Brown Mr. Scott Brown ’75 Mr. Kyle T. Brumm ’12 Ms. Tamara Bryant ’02 Mr. Gino Buccola ’05 Mrs. Alison Cote Buckler ’03 Mr. Kristofer A. Buckmaster and Ms. Jaime R. Wagner Mr. Melvin Bunce Mr. and Mrs. Running Bear Bunch ’94 Ms. Francesca G. Burch ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Rich Burns Mr. Andrew N. Byers ’24 Mr. Porter M. Byers ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Byrd ’61 Larry R. Byrd, Ph.D. ’63 Mr. Gerry Cacnio Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Cahill.’76 Mr. Peter R. Callihan ’25 Mr. Odilon Camara and Ms. Monica Nunes Beverly Campbell Mr. Doug Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Phil A. Camperi ’12 Ms. Ashleigh Campi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campos Brother David Caretti, FSC Ms. Nicole M. Carlos ’12

Ms. Joan M M. Carlton Mr. James T. Carrillo Mr. Emerson D. Carrillo-Vincent ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Carrillo-Vincent Mr. Matthew Carroll ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos F. Casas Dr. and Mrs. Juan F. Casillas Matea S. Cepielik ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chan Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Chan Ms. Eleanor Chang Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chang Ms. Maylani Chang Ms. Brandi Charles ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Charvat ’97 Ms. Isabella C. Chavez ’20 Mr. Martin Cheeseborough ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Ba Lang Chen Mr. and Mrs. Zhihai Chen Mr. Benjamin Cheng Mr. Kyle Cheng ’07 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cheng On Kui Cheung Ms. Anakim Chew Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Chhan Mrs. Marilyn J. Hernandez Chudnofsky ’00 Ms. Deborah L. Clark Ms. Kathie Clarke Mrs. Jessica L. Charles Coffin ’01 Mr. Kevin Coleman Mrs. Samantha Whitehead Collar ’11 Ms. Francesca Colombo Mr. Reid Conti Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coolidge Mr. Philip A. Coombes ’75 Mr. Simon Cooper ’87 Allyson Copeland ’25 Mr. Luke Copeland ’25 Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Corbett ’70 Mr. Jonathan Cord Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Core Mrs. Silvia Corona Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Corsetti ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Elgyn Cortes Ms. Evelyn Cortes Ms. Kaden M. Cortes ’25 Olivia G. Cortes ’25 Ms. Marguerite Cote Mr. Zachary Cote ’25 Mr. Michael L. Cotter ’68 and Ms. Elaine Huang Mrs. Andie Veliz Crabtree ’12 Mr. Richard K. Crawford ’75 Mr. Burt C. Cresta ’14 Mrs. Becky Sheridan Crow ’96 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crowley ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cruz Josh Cruz ’25 Mr. Robert Cruz Jr. ’75 Sophia L. Culver ’25 Natalie Q. Dai ’25 Mrs. Irene Daly Mr. Cooper T. Dammann ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Damore ’75 Mr. Mike Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darlas Ms. Nichole DaSilva ’03 Dr. Carol A. Davis ’02 Ms. Susan Davis Ms. Suzanne De Stefano Mr. Gerard Dea ’81

ANNUAL REPORT Ms. Karolyne DeBriyn Ms. Kayla A. Decena ’25 Ms. Ava G. Delawari ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Waleed Delawari Mr. Vinny J. Delgatto ’12 Ms. Francine T. DeMarco ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Demers Mr. and Mrs. Bien DeMesa Ms. Maria Demopoulos Mrs. Jessica Koester Denton ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Der Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. DeWald ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dilluvio Ms. Lisa Dimin Mr. Harley Ding and Ms. Cindy Su Ms. Jianxi Ding ’25 Ms. Phoebe Ding ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Dominict Dionisio Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Dobbyn Mr. and Mrs. Mark Domingo Mr. William Domino Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Dong Ms. Sheila Dooley Ms. Patricia Drummy Mr. and Mrs. Robert D’Souza Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Duarte Mr. Frank Lawrence Duerst ’67 Ms. Anne Duffy Mr. and Mrs. John D. Duncan ’69 Dr. Mosey Nuccio Dunn ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Tory W. Duvall Mr. David Ebert ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Eiben ’63 Mr. Joseph A. Ekizian ’14 Mr. Omar A. Elhawary ’25 Mr. James F. Elko ’67 Ms. Mary Erickson Maya L. Eriksson ’25 Mr. Sergio Escalante ’75 Ms. Linda Escobedo Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Esquivel ’83 Mr. Conrado Estrella Mr. and Mrs. Charles Etter ’77 Ms. Michela Euser Ms. Amanda C. Evans ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Evans Mrs. Kimberley T. Evans-Estrada ’07 Mr. Jae Evers ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Evleth ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Exposito ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Fan ’02 Zachary Fargo ’25 Mr. Francisco Farias and Mrs. Maria Dzul Ms. Kathleen Faubion Mr. Bruce Feldmann Mr. and Mrs. Jiayou Steven Feng Mr. and Mrs. Edmund B. Ferguson ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferrari Mrs. Rochelle L. Rodriguez Ferrari ’97 and Mr. David Ferrari Mr. Jun Ferrer and Ms. Cherrylyn Ordonio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferrer Ms. Lauren Ficklin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fidler Ms. Giselle Figueroa ’07 Mr. and Ms. Jeff Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Al Flores Mr. Cesar A. Flores ’92 Ms. Leila Flores Mr. and Mrs. Pete Flores Mr. Rick Flores

Ms. Valerie L. Flores Mr. Henry J. Foster ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Foster Ms. Gisele Fotto Nkanu Ms. Maria Fowler Mr. Brad Fox Mr. and Mrs. Eduard Francisco Mrs. Karina Amigo Franco ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frausto ’84 Major and Mrs. Alex D. Freitas, M.D. ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Frey ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Frumento Tabitha R. Frumento ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Galati ’89 Ms. Eulallia J. Galati Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Galindo ’71 Mr. Kevin Gallagher Ms. Megan Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo F. Galvan Mr. Michael Gao and Mrs. Shuxia Zhang Joelle Garabet ’25 Ms. Marguerite B. Garabet Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Garabet Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Garbarino Mr. and Mrs. Raul R. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Garciano ’89 Mr. Steven M. Gates Mr. James Gaugler ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Gause ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gelfuso Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Genovese ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gettinger ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Giacopuzzi ’75 Anthony D. Gibbs ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. James Gibbs ’03 Mr. Camden R. Gibson ’25 Mrs. Amy A. Krost Gillette ’95 Ms. Angie Gilliam ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gioia Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gissing Ms. Katherine Gladitsch Ms. Pamela Gleeson Mr. Brady M. Goei ’25 Mr. David Gomez Mr. and Ms. Emmanuel Gomez Mr. Juan C. Gomez ’74 Julian Gomez ’25 Dr. Michael A. Gomez ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Gomez ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Jorge A. Gonzalez ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Juan Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Gonzalez Mr. and Ms. Wesley Gonzalez Mr. Paul J. Gormican, Jr. ’79 Ms. Jennifer Gosselin ’02 Barbara Grabias Mr. Peter Grace Aidan Gray ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Gray ’75 Ms. Judy A. Gregg Marlene and Frank Griffith ’62 Mr. Peter S. Griffith Mr. Jonathan Griffiths The Gripp Family Mr. and Mrs. Epi Gumatay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William I. Gustafson Ms. Julia M. Hakanen ’15 Ms. Taylor J. Hakanen ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hall ’87 Mr. Michael Hartfield, C.P.A. ’67 Anonymous Olivia R. Hartley ’25 Mr. Brett Harvey Ms. Danielle E. Harvey Charlie Heffernan ’25 Mr. Ronald Helmuth Ms. Anna Helton Ms. Megan Herek ’04 Ms. Marina D. Hernandez Faraj Mr. Albert Hernandez Soraya Hernandez ’25 Mr. Myles T. Hernandez-Henderson ’14 Mrs. Margaret Pett Herrera ’98 Dr. and Mrs. Steven W. Herring ’71 Mr. Scott E. Hill ’63 Ms. Taylor R. Hixson ’13 Mr. Duy Hoang and Mrs. Cindy Tran Ms. Wendy Hoch Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson E. Hoff Mr. Brian Hoffman ’02 Drs. Kurt and Melissa Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hoherd Erik Hollis ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hollis ’04 Mr. Michael Hollis Ms. Susanne Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Doug Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Holmes Ms. Danielle Hookins Ms. Jasmine S. Horton ’03 Ms. Judy Hou Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Housman ’09 Mr. Nathan B. Housman ’03 Mrs. Cassandra Mercado Howard ’05 Mr. David G. Howells ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hsu Mr. Junwei Hu and Ms. Xiaodan Yu Harley Huang ’25 Mr. Robert Hubik ’75 AJ Hudson ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Huen Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Huettis ’78 Mr. David T. Hughes and Ms. Laura Kalayjian Mr. Jimmy Hughes Mr. Mark Hughes Mr. Peter V. Huisking and Ms. Henrietta Huisking Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ibbotson Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Inboden Mr. Eduardo Iniguez ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Inman Ms. Elba Intriago Antonio B. Ioele ’25 Mrs. Paola Bisharat Ismail ’09 Mrs. Karina Barrero Iversen ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Kirk W. Jackson Mr. Stan Jackson Mr. Eric F. Jacobson ’03 Ms. Charity R. Jakl ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Tony W. James, III Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Jardenil Mr. Edwin Jenkins ’62 Qishi (Dylan) Jiang ’25 Mr. and Mrs. James Jimenez Mr. Jake Jin ’25 Ms. Liqin Jin Mr. and Mrs. Shant Jivalagian The Johnson Family Audrey M. Jones ’25 17

ANNUAL REPORT Mr. Gary Jones ’80 Ms. Steffi A. H. Jose ’05 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Jouvenat ’75 Ms. Sarah Joyce Ms. Christina M. Judson ’14 Ms. Kristin A. Juelson ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Erik Kachmarsky ’96 Ms. Grace M. Kachmarsky ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Tony F. Kane ’60 Ms. Priya R. Kapoor Mr. Douglas J. Karnowski ’68 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Karnowski ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kasper Mr. Ramandeep Kaur Ms. Sarah Kearney and Ms. Amy Smith Ms. Lisa M. Keeler ’00 Mrs. Emily Holl Keezer ’01 Mr. Terence M. Kelly ’75 and Ms. Alison Nichols Ms. Alexandra R. Keysselitz ’14 Ms. Randa Keysselitz Mr. and Ms. John Khalaf Ms. Nola R. Kilar ’25 Ms. Eun Young Kim Ms. Madeleine King ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kinzler Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kitchens ’68 Jeffrey Klein Mrs. Melissa Garcia Klose ’99 Mr. Erik B. Knoedler ’01 Ms. Vandra Kok Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Konner Mr. and Mrs. Adam Konrad ’87 Mr. Steven Koroghlian ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Brett Y. Kotake Mr. Charles Krappman ’25 Mr. Phillip M. Krings ’17 Ms. Veronnica L. Krizek ’08 Mr. Dwight Kroll ’75 Dr. and Mrs. John R. Krouse ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Krouse ’70 Mr. Richard Krouse ’75 Mr. Martin A. Kunz ’82 and Ms. Maria McCord Mr. Spencer Kurihara Mr. Eric Kurzweil ’80 and Mrs. Stephanie Granger-Kurzweil Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lai Mr. and Mrs. Rand V. Laird Mr. Santiago Lakatos ’15 Ms. Sarah L. Holl Lareau ’98 Mr. Justin Lau ’14 Dr. and Mrs. C. Patrick Lauder ’61 Emily Lavin ’25 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Le Berthon ’75 Mr. and Mrs. David LeDuff Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lee Ms. Helen Lee Ms. Lisa Lee Ms. River E. Lee ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Lees ’75 Ms. Katie Legaspi Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Legaspi Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Leiva Ms. Megan M. LeNoue ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lester ’65 Ms. May Leung Mr. James LeVeque ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lewis Ms. Jingyi Li Ms. Emma (Zhongran) Liang ’25 18

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Mr. Jian Liang and Ms. Ellen Tan Mrs. Jennifer Reaume Liberio ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Giancarlo Licata ’96 Mr. Ethan Lin ’25 Mr. Peter Lin and Ms. Silvia Shih Mr. and Mrs. Mark Liska ’71 Ms. Annie M. Liu ’25 Mr. Edward Liu ’25 Jerry J. Liu ’25 Mr. and Ms. Ya Liu Mr. Jon Livingston and Ms. Jennifer Quan Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Lofy ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Clark Longhurst Ms. Georgia Longhurst ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lopez Ms. Fabiola Lopez Mr. Kenneth Lorca ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Lossada Mr. and Ms. Anselmo A. Loya Ms. Rebecca M. Loya ’98 Ms. Amie Luke Mr. and Mrs. JJ Luna ’94 Ms. Yixiong Luo ’25 Mr. Hen Ly and Ms. Judy Thai Mr. and Mrs. Pha Ly Ms. Tam Ly Ms. Rebekah Macleod Ms. Allison Madden ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Madden Ms. Nicole E. Madden ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Faustino Madera Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Magluyan ’94 Mr. Isaac Magluyan ’25 Mr. Patrick Mahoney, P.E. ’90 Ms. Geema Major Ms. Samantha A. Malisos ’02 Mr. MJ Mao Ms. Ellen Mareina Ms. Alexandra M. Marez ’14 Ms. Abigail R. Marich ’16 Mr. Michael J. Marlatt ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Json D. Marruffo ’95 Ms. Sheryl A. Marsden Mr. Steve Marsden ’75 Mr. Joseph H. Marshall ’64 Mr. Dennis Martin Sevana Martin ’25 Ms. Tiffany G. Martin Margaret Martinez Ms. Renee Martinez Prof. Brian Massey ’75 Mr. and Ms. Kenji Matsuo Mr. James Mazzanti Mr. Kevin McCarthy Mrs. Kathleen McCauley Mr. Doug McConaghy Mr. Grant E. D. McCracken ’10 Ms. Missy McCreary ’14 Ms. Estella McElrath Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFaul ’75 Farrah K. McGarry ’25 Mrs. Evelyn McInerney Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McInerney ’71 Mr. Daniel McMahon Ms. D. Bruce McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Marston Medlock Mr. Vincent Mejia ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Roman Mena Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mendez ’04 Ms. Kelly M. Mercade ’12 Ms. Christina Mesesan ’99

Ms. Marissa R. Messina ’10 Mr. Anthony Messineo ’80 Ms. Jessica L. Messineo ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Metcalfe ’70 Mr. Jerald Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mihaly Ms. Erika Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller ’68 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller ’68 Mr. Arnaldo P. Mirasol ’83 Mr. Nicholas Mirasol ’17 Mr. Chuck D. Mispagel ’67 Mr. Robert L. Mizia ’71 Dr. Kris Mohandie ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas O. Moncayo Ms. Jacqueline F. Montoya ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Juan R. Montoya ’79 Mr. Stephen Moore Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Morales Ms. Rosann Morales Ms. Yvonne Moreno-Taylor Mr. John Morgan ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Morgan ’75 William V. Morris, Ph.D. ’75 Mr. Robert N. Mostert Jr. ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Mostert Mr. Alberto Moya and Ms. Juanita Gutierrez Ms. Isabel C. Moya-Gutierrez ’25 Hayden Muditajaya ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Mueller ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullin Ms. Alina M. Mullins ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Angel Munguia Daniella Muro ’25 Mr. Nilo Muro Mr. and Mrs. Peter Muro Dr. and Mrs. Casey P. Murphy ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Sean T. Murphy ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy I. Murphy ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nahra Mr. and Mrs. Tokuo Nakamoto Mr. Jon Nalick and Ms. Kathleen Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Namba ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Names Ms. Indie S. J. Nameth ’25 Ms. Maria Naranjo Ms. James Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Todd Nevell Mr. Joshua A. Ng ’19 Louise E. Nicholls ’25 Ms. Maureen Nielsen Mr. Andy Nieto and Ms. Judy De La Torre Mr. Nicholas Nieto Ms. Cynthia Ning Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Nobriga, Sr. ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Brett Nolan James G. Nolan ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Romel Nolasco Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nomura Ms. Heidy M. Nunez Carias Ms. Emily A. O’Connor ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oberreiter ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Ochoa ’73 Ms. Maria Ochoa Mr. Sean M. O’Connor ’00 Dr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Donnell ’66 Ms. Charlotte C. Ogier ’25 Mr. Keith Ogier Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olarte Mr. Jason Oliai ’18 Mr. Matteo M. Orefice ’25

ANNUAL REPORT Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore M. Orefice III ’95 Mr. Joel V. Orial and Mrs. Sabrina T. Paguio Ms. Regina P. Orona ’03 Ms. Kelly Osborn CAPT. and Mrs. Wayne J. Osborne ’62 Ms. Janelle Oshiro Mr. Michael Osterman Mr. and Mrs. John Otto Mr. Fernando Pacheco II ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Pacheco Mr. and Mrs. Federico Padlan Mr. and Mrs. Gus Padron ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Pagan Ms. Tiffany Q. Pang ’25 Mr. Adrian V. Panjanon ’99 Ms. Jennifer Pankow ’07 Steven Paradis Mr. Edward Parra & Ms. Eva R. Vega Mr. and Mrs. John Parra Mr. and Mrs. Mark Passarini ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pastron Dr. and Mrs. Scott Patterson Mr. Michael A. Paulsen ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Pearl, Jr. ’99 Mr. James Pearman and Ms. Julia Peacock Mrs. Dana Pelsone Ms. Trish Pengra Ms. Leticia Perez Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Perez Ms. Leslie Perschall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Peters ’76 Mr. Paul R. Pfau ’67 Ms. Kelsey Pham Mr. David Pistone Mr. Brennon M. Ploenzke and Ms. Monique N. Ochoa Gerald C. Po ’25 Mr. and Mrs. William Po Dr. Wayne V. Polek ’72 Ms. Kathleen E. Polenzani ’97 Ms. Elizabeth Popoff Mr. and Mrs. Peter Popoff Mr. Nicholas Potter ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Potts Mrs. Ashley Aloi Poulos ’04 Mr. and Mrs. James Poyner Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Prado ’80 Ms. Diana Preciado Mr. Andrew A. Prince and Mrs. Mary Jo L. Prince ’96 Mr. Alfred Pryor and Ms. Jennifer Gainey Mr. Miles H. Pryor-Gainey ’25 Mr. Thomas Puhlman ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Quezada Mr. William Quijano and Mrs. Xiomara Lafaurie Mr. Ian S. Quinn ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Quinn Mr. Kevin G. Quinn ’15 Mr. Liam P. Quinn ’22 Ms. Mary Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Quinn Ms. Robin Quintanilla ’03 Ms. Cera G. Rabideau ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Reinaldo Cesar Racela Mr. Michael J. Rademacher ’66 Mr. Cameron F. Rangan ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Rapista ’85 Mr. John Reaves and Ms. Tania Medina Mr. and Mrs. Mikie Reed ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rettig ’84

Ms. Holly R. Rettig ’25 Mrs. Elizabeth Kinter Reukema ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Karla Reynoso Mr. Samuel M. Riechmann ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Riley ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Rios Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Rios Mr. and Mrs. Job Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Job Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Roach ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts Ms. Jennifer A. Robi ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robidoux Mr. and Mrs. Jose M. Robles Dr. Josue Robles ’05 Mr. Shawn K. Robles ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rochester ’90 Brandon M. Rodriguez ’25 Mr. Jonathan J. Roesner ’25 Mr. Matthew R. Rolan ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Roman, Jr. ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Romero Ms. Jennifer Romero ’25 Ms. Sara Rondon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Roosevelt ’65 Mitsuki Rosas ’25 Mr. Jacob Y. Rose ’17 Mrs. Melissa Barrero Ross ’06 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rouse ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Ruelas ’80 Mr. Thomas M. Ruggles ’75 Mr. and Mrs. William Russo Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ryan ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sacco David Sachmanyan ’25 Mr. Aaron M. Saenz ’95 Ms. Noha Said Mr. and Mrs. George Sakellariou Mr. Robert Salazar Mrs. Geneva Salinas Mr. and Mrs. Ioannis Samaras Ms. Kelli M. Samartin ’19 Ms. Kamili Samms Dr. Marisa C. Sanchez Ph.D. ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Sanchez ’65 Mr. Donald Sanders Mr. Anthony Santabarbara Mr. Aiden J. Santelices ’25 Ms. Teresa Santilena ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Schionning Ms. Michelle Schmeltz Ms. Claire E. Schmidt ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmidt ’72 Mr. Peter Schnaitman and Ms. Christa Hohmann Mrs. Laura Kistler Schofield ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Schuck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Schuh Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schultz Mr. Tyler C. Schultz ’02 Mr. Morgan K. Scofield ’14 Mr. Cameron J. Scott ’09 and Ms. Kathryn D. Olender ’09 Mr. Terrance Scotton II ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Scotton, Sr. Mr. Stephen E. Seastrom ’70 Mr. Peter Kushnieruk and Ms. Sally Sebenius Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Seeker ’97 Ms. Kristin A. Seeker ’00 Mr. Jack Seibert ’25

Ms. Paige Seidel Mr. Matthew S. Seidner ’12 Ms. Diana Selig Mr. Michael S. Sepulveda ’97 Ms. Andie M. Shamlian ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Shamlian Ms. Lacey N. Shaver Brian Shaw ’25 Ms. Caitlin Shea ’03 Ms. Tatiana Shevchuk Mrs. Lisa R. Moore Shields ’98 Ms. Sterling A. Shuster ’11 Mr. and Dr. David Siders Mr. and Mrs. Paul Siders Mr. Bernard Simon ’74 Mr. Jackson P. Simone ’25 Ms. Michelle Simpson Ms. Michelle Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Singer ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singer ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Singer ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Siy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sjoberg ’80 Mr. William P. Skipper and Ms. Jennifer Hammond Dr. Jimmy Slamat and Han K. Tak, D.D.S. Mr. Nathan Smith Mr. Peter J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Baruch Soifer Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Solomon Mr. and Mrs. David C. Soltis ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Solury, II ’79 Ms. Rosebelle Sotto Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sparks Mr. Thomas Stafford ’99 Mr. and Mrs. William Stafford Mr. and Mrs. James Stein Mr. and Mrs. Joel Stengel Mr. and Mrs. Bob Strasser ’75 Mr. Brian Strobel and Ms. Crystal Wahl Mr. Michael Stumpf Mr. William Stumpf Samantha Suess ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Chung Suh ’80 Ms. Megan L. Sullivan ’08 Morgan Etienne Sullivan ’25 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sullivan ’75 Ms. Jialin Sun Mr. James Sung and Ms. Jenny Lai Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Sweeney ’77 Ms. Claire Sweetland Mr. Eugene Sweetland Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sympson ’77 Ms. My Ta Ms. Ngan Ha Ta Ms. Stephanie Tang Mr. and Mrs. Brian Taylor Mr. Dylan T. Taylor ’25 Liam M. Taylor ’25 Ms. Morena Tejada-Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Ted J. Tekippe ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Telleria Isabella D. Telleria-Ruiz ’25 Mr. Donald Tellez ’75 Ms. Samantha K. Tesoro ’25 Ms. Juliette F. Tessier ’25 Mrs. Leah Tessier Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thackara ’97 Ms. Danielle J. Thomas-Nathan ’22 The Honorable and Mrs. Nicholas S. Thompson ’75 19

ANNUAL REPORT Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Thompson ’71 Mr. and Ms. Keith R. Thorell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Threadgill Ms. Chistine Tilman Mr. Yi Wei Ting and Ms. Nai Kuang Ku Mr. and Mrs. Danny D. Tolentino Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tom Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Torassa ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Torres, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tostado Mr. Matthew R. Toth ’23 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Totten Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Tragesser Ms. Terry M. Traver Dr. Alexander F. Trost ’68 Ms. Taylor A. Truitt ’25 Mr. Lucas A. Truong ’25 Mr. Ivy (Jake) T. Tseng ’25 Mr. Toby Tseng ’25 Ms. Lidia Tsinoglou ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Luther Tsinoglou Ms. Shonte Tucker Mr. Richard Tudor Mr. and Mrs. David Ulick Mr. and Mrs. Chris Underbrink Mr. Rocky A. Valiente ’11 Scott Vancea Ms. Ann Vassiliou Dr. Matthew C. Velasco ’04 and Ms. Briana Beltran Morris and Esther Victor Mr. and Mrs. Dar J. Vigil Mr. and Ms. Julio Villa Hernandez Mrs. Consuelo Villarin Mr. Raphael M. Viramontes ’25

Ms. Abigail P. Von Wolffradt ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Voors ’75 Ms. Lesley N. P. Wake ’03 Dr. John K. Waken Ms. Lorrie A. Waldie Ms. Gena Wang Mr. Haoran (Jerry) Wang ’25 Ms. Na Wang Ms. Siyi Wang and Mr. Clement Cheung Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wann Mr. and Mrs. Brandon D. Ward ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Ward Ms. Kate Ward-Gaus Lola Waters ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Simon Waters Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick K. Watson ’00 Ms. Fatemeh F. Wazzan Mr. and Ms. Todd Weeks Mrs. Tamara Wann Wheeler ’97 Mr. Kenneth F. White, M.P.A. ’82 Mr. Troy Whitehead ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wichmann Mr. Paul C. Wichmann ’25 Mr. Roger Wilcox ’69 Mr. Conor J. Williams ’14 Ms. Erika N. Williams ’98 Jon and Debbie Williams P’18, ’00 Ms. Krystal L. Williams Ms. Shadie A. Williams ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Willumson ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Wilson Mr. Sean Winkler Dr. Brett J. Wong ’94 and Elizabeth Fallon, Ph.D. Mr. William Wong

Dr. and Mrs. Peter T. Wooler Anonymous Ms. Charlotte Worsley Mrs. Darrell A. Wright Ms. Rachel Xu Mr. Zhenin (Henry) Xu ’25 Ms. Justine Yacco Ms. Joyce Yamada Mr. and Mrs. Garson Yee Catherine Yeung ’25 Mr. Zhengyang Yi and Ms. Yanyun Tang Ms. KeiLam Yin Mr. Zhigeng Yin and Ms. Huijian Li Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Young ’62 Ms. Dexia Yu and Mr. Paul V. Wong Franky Yu ’25 Mr. Peichen Yu ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yunker ’69 Ms. Michelle Zhang Ms. Linda Zhang Shengxi (Bella) Zhang ’25 Mr. Yongxin Zhang and Mrs. Zhengyi Wang Mr. Haoran Zhao ’28 Suki Zhu ’25 Ms. Zhenni Zhu ’12 Mr. Gregory Ziomek and Mrs. Aracely Rodriguez-Ziomek Mr. Aram Ziyalyan Ava L. Zlidenny ’25 Mr. Ronald Zullo ’75 Mr. Justin V. Zumel ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zumel Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Zwart III ’67

ALUMNI GIVING

La Salle High School would like to give special recognition and thanks to all the alumni donors who supported the School community throughout the 2024-2025 fiscal year. All donations benefited the numerous programs for our students, faculty, staff, and coaches. Because of these individuals, total alumni tax-deductible giving exceeded $493,832.

CLASS OF 1960 - 15.09%

Mr. David Bolstad ’60 Dr. Edward R. Buchler ’60 Mr. Dennis P. Burke ’60, P’85 Mr. William F. Burke ’60 Mr. Sid D. Danenhauer, Jr. ’60 Mr. Michael D. Ford ’60 Mr. Anthony F. Kane ’60, P’82, ’84 Mr. James G. Rouse ’60

CLASS OF 1961 - 10%

Mr. Gary Byrd ’61 Mr. James M. Crowley ’61 Mr. Edmund B. Ferguson ’61 Dr. C. Patrick Lauder ’61

CLASS OF 1962 - 9.85%

Mr. David C. Balak ’62 Mr. Frank J. Griffith ’62 Mr. Joseph E. Jenkins ’62 Mr. Timothy I. Murphy ’62 Dr. Henry E. Nino ’62 CAPT. Wayne J. Osborne ’62 Thomas L. Young, J.D. ’62 20

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CLASS OF 1963 - 9.09%

Mr. Richard E. Baumer ’63, P’94 Larry R. Byrd, Ph.D. ’63 Mr. Joseph P. Eiben ’63 Mr. Scott E. Hill ’63 Mr. John M. Karnowski ’63

CLASS OF 1964 - 5.55%

Mr. Gerald P. Burke ’64 Mr. Peter J. Gettinger ’64 Mr. Joseph H. Marshall ’64 Mr. Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64

CLASS OF 1965 - 10.11%

Mr. Thomas Abts ’65 Mr. Lambertus Becker ’65 Mr. Gerald P. Cotter ’65 Mr. Robert Harold, Jr. ’65 Mr. Stephen Lester ’65 Mr. Sean T. Murphy ’65 Michael A. Roosevelt, Esq. ’65 Mr. Ronald A. Sanchez ’65, P’98, ’01 Mr. Mark C. Weigel ’65

CLASS OF 1966 - 8%

Mr. Stefan M. Hanson ’66

Dr. Casey P. Murphy ’66 Dr. Patrick O’Donnell ’66 Mr. Michael A. Paulsen ’66 Mr. John B. Pollara ’66 Mr. Michael J. Rademacher ’66

CLASS OF 1967 - 10.71%

Mr. Richard A. Corsetti ’67 Mr. Frank Lawrence Duerst ’67 Mr. James F. Elko ’67 Mr. J. Brady Graham ’67 Mr. Michael Hartfield, C.P.A. ’67 Mr. Charles D. Mispagel ’67, P’86 Mr. Paul R. Pfau ’67 Mr. Alan B. Sielen ’67 Mr. Glenn G. Willumson ’67 Mr. Frank M. Zwart III ’67

CLASS OF 1968 - 10.86%

Mr. Michael L. Cotter ’68 Dr. Michael A. Genovese ’68 Mr. Peter C. Hoffman ’68, P’02, ’04 Mr. Douglas J. Karnowski ’68 Mr. Thomas L. Kitchens ’68 Dr. John R. Krouse ’68

ANNUAL REPORT TOP TEN CLASSES BY PARTICIPATION FY: 2024-2025 Help get your class in the Top Ten! Make a gift online at www.lasallehs.org/annualfund Class of 2025

95%

Class of 1975

57.14%

Class of 1980

29.73%

Class of 1960

15.09%

Class of 1970

13.19%

Class of 2014

12.12%

Class of 1971

11.36%

Class of 1968

10.86%

Class of 1967

10.71%

Class of 1965

10.11%

Mr. John R. Miller ’68 Mr. Francis R. Miller ’68 Mr. John A. Moe II ’68 Dr. Alexander F. Trost ’68

CLASS OF 1969 - 8.82% Mr. John D. Duncan ’69 Dr. Frank R. Gioia ’69 Mr. William R. LaRue ’69 Mr. Michael M. Rue ’69 Mr. Roger Wilcox ’69 Mr. Stephen Yunker ’69

CLASS OF 1970 - 13.19%

The Honorable Clifford R. Anderson III ’70 Mr. Mark H. Bevan ’70 Dr. Patrick Corbett ’70 Mr. Patrick A. Frey ’70 Mr. Mark R. Krouse ’70 Mr. Timothy E. Metcalfe ’70 Mr. Stephen G. Mueller ’70 Mr. Don J. Olender ’70, P’08, ’09, ’29 Mr. Brad G. Reaume ’70, P’05, ’06, ’08, ’10 Mr. Stephen E. Seastrom ’70 Mr. Stephen M. Singer ’70 Mr. Gary Woods ’70

CLASS OF 1971 - 11.36% Mr. Robert Cruz Jr. ’71 Mr. Thomas J. Galindo ’71

Mr. Thomas Hartfield ’71 Dr. Steven W. Herring ’71 Mr. Mark Liska ’71 Mr. Matthew McInerney ’71 Mr. Robert L. Mizia ’71 Mr. Robert M. Nuccio ’71, P’00, ’04, ’02 Mr. Peter C. Thompson ’71, P’11, ’14 Mr. Mark Walton ’71

CLASS OF 1972 - 4.05% Mr. Mark Passarini ’72 Dr. Wayne V. Polek ’72 Mr. Richard Schmidt ’72

CLASS OF 1973 - 8.14%

Mr. Jerald M. Behrens ’73 Mr. Robert Burke ’73 Mr. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73 Mr. Charles G. Ochoa ’73 Mr. Nicholas Roman, Jr. ’73 Mr. Robert W. Torassa ’73 Mr. Bradford W. Wright ’73, P’07, ’12

CLASS OF 1974 - 6.58%

Mr. Gregory S. Anicich ’74 Mr. Anthony Exposito ’74, P’08 Mr. Juan C. Gomez ’74 Mr. Victor V. Polek ’74 Mr. Bernard Simon ’74

CLASS OF 1975 - 57.14%

Anonymous ’75 Mr. Paul J. Archambault ’75 Mr. Oscar Autelli ’75 Mr. Scott Begin ’75 Mr. David Bent ’75 Mr. David Beringer ’75, P’11, ’14, ’18 Dr. John M. Bigley ’75 Mr. Scott Brown ’75 Mr. Martin Cheeseborough ’75 Dr. Dino Clarizio ’75, P’06, ’06 Mr. Philip A. Coombes ’75 Mr. Richard K. Crawford ’75 Mr. Wayne J. Damore ’75 Mr. Mark M. DeWald ’75 Mr. Sergio Escalante ’75 Mr. Jae Evers ’75 Mr. James Gaugler ’75 Mr. Roger Giacopuzzi ’75 Mr. Christopher R. Gray ’75 Dr. Paul Hartfield ’75 Mr. Robert Hubik ’75 Mr. Eduardo Iniguez ’75 Mr. James B. Jouvenat ’75 Mr. Terence M. Kelly ’75 Mr. Dwight Kroll ’75 Mr. Richard Krouse ’75 Mr. James L. Le Berthon ’75 Mr. Paul J. Lees ’75 Mr. Michael J. Marlatt ’75 Mr. Steve Marsden ’75 Prof. Brian Massey ’75 Mr. Gary Mcdonald ’75, P’01, ’04 Mr. Edward McFaul ’75, P’06, ’10, ’11, ’16

Mr. Vincent Mejia ’75 Mr. Robert A. Morgan ’75 William V. Morris, Ph.D. ’75 Mr. Fernando Pacheco II ’75 Mr. Thomas Puhlman ’75 Mr. Patrick Riley ’75 Mr. Thomas M. Ruggles ’75 Mr. Robert Singer ’75 Mr. Richard A. Snyder ’75 Mr. Robert A. Strasser ’75 Mr. William L. Sullivan ’75, P’07, ’07, ’10 Mr. Donald Tellez ’75 The Honorable Nicholas S. Thompson ’75 Mr. Christopher T. Voors ’75 Mr. Ronald Zullo ’75

CLASS OF 1976 - 4.68% Kevin A. Cahill, Esq. ’76 Mr. Joseph Marchica ’76 Mr. Joseph D. Peters ’76

CLASS OF 1977 - 7.14%

Mr. Wayne G. Avjian ’77 Mr. Paul A. Bigley ’77, P’05, ’07 Mr. Charles Etter ’77 Mr. Stephen R. Sweeney ’77 Mr. Robert A. Sympson ’77

CLASS OF 1978 - 2.86%

Mr. Glenn Huettis ’78 Philip Ituarte, Ph.D. M.P.H. ’78

CLASS OF 1979 - 4.05%

Mr. Paul J. Gormican, Jr. ’79 Mr. Juan R. Montoya ’79, P’23, ’25 Mr. Thomas Solury, II ’79

CLASS OF 1980 - 29.73%

Dr. Lawrence Albinski ’80 Mr. Michael J. Berge ’80, P’08, ’12, ’14 Dr. Thomas Bigley ’80, P’09 Mr. David S. Blakeslee ’80, P’24, ’24 Mr. David Ebert ’80 Mr. Geoffrey Gause ’80 Mr. David G. Howells ’80 Mr. Gerald E. Jones ’80 Mr. Benjamin J. Joseph, Jr. ’80 Mr. Eric Kurzweil ’80, P’05 Mr. James LeVeque ’80 Mr. Michael E. Lofy ’80 Mr. Anthony Messineo ’80 Dr. Krishnan R. Mohandie ’80, P’21 Mr. John Morgan ’80 Mr. Eric J. Nobriga, Sr. ’80 Mr. Richard Oberreiter ’80 Mr. Alfredo Prado ’80 Mr. Thomas C. Roach ’80 Mr. Mark S. Ruelas ’80 Mr. Robert Sjoberg ’80 Mr. Chung Suh ’80

CLASS OF 1981 - 1.15% Mr. Gerard Dea ’81

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ANNUAL REPORT CLASS OF 1982 - 2.08%

Mr. Martin A. Kunz ’82 Mr. Kenneth F. White, M.P.A. ’82, P’26

CLASS OF 1983 - 5.19%

Mr. Jose Alvarez ’83, P’20, ’22 Mr. Max R. Esquivel ’83, P’17, ’20 Mr. Arnaldo P. Mirasol ’83 Mr. John R. Queen III ’83

CLASS OF 1984 - 9.84%

Mr. Jeffrey J. Allen ’84, P’20, ’26 Mr. David R. Andrews ’84 Mr. Peter G. Badzey ’84 Mr. Robert Frausto ’84, P’26 Mr. Luis G. Padron ’84 Mr. Christopher Rettig ’84, P’19, ’25

CLASS OF 1985 - 2.22%

Major Alex D. Freitas, M.D. ’85 Mr. Anthony L. Rapista ’85

CLASS OF 1986 - 7.14%

Mr. Keith Brandt ’86 Mr. Gianni Galati ’86 James B. Ryan, Esq. ’86 Mr. Timothy Tekippe ’86 Mr. Stephen D. Zoccoli ’86

CLASS OF 1987 - 7%

Mr. Simon Cooper ’87 Mr. Everett M. Evleth ’87 Mr. Daniel Hall ’87, P’28 Mr. Adam Konrad ’87, P’15, ’15 Mr. Michael L. Orser ’87

CLASS OF 1988 - 0% -

CLASS OF 1989 - 4.62%

Mr. Keyan A. Aghili ’89, P’27 Mr. Eric Galati ’89 Mr. Vincent Garciano ’89, P’26

CLASS OF 1990 - 4.48%

Mr. Patrick Mahoney, P.E. ’90 Mr. Thomas J. Rochester ’90 Mr. David C. Soltis ’90, P’27, ’29

Mr. Carlos E. Sanchez ’94 Dr. Brett J. Wong ’94

CLASS OF 1995 - 5.63%

Mr. Richard A. Bleuze ’95 Mrs. Amy A. Krost Gillette ’95 Mr. Json D. Marruffo ’95 Mr. Salvatore M. Orefice III’95, P’23, ’25 Mrs. Jennifer N. Sangkum Orefice ’95, P’25 Mr. Aaron M. Saenz ’95 Mrs. Erin E. Scanlon Suess ’95, P’25, ’29 Mr. Ted J. Tekippe ’95, P’26, ’28

CLASS OF 1996 - 6.34%

Mrs. Krista M. Lindsay Charvat ’96, P’26 Mrs. Rebecca E. Sheridan Crow ’96 Mr. Dustin DeMesa ’96, P’17, ’27 Mrs. Vanessa M. Figueroa ’96 Mr. Jorge A. Gonzalez ’96 Mr. Mark P. Ioele ’96, P’25 Mr. Erik Kachmarsky ’96, P’24, ’25 Mr. Giancarlo Licata ’96 Mrs. Mary Jo L. Boyd Prince ’96

CLASS OF 1997 - 5.98%

Mr. Jason Charvat ’97, P’26 Mrs. Rochelle L. Rodriguez Ferrari ’97, P’24, ’26 Ms. Kathleen E. Polenzani ’97 Ms. Teresa Santilena ’97 Mr. Jeffrey P. Seeker ’97 Mr. Michael S. Sepulveda ’97 Mr. Benjamin Thackara ’97 Mrs. Tamara Wann Wheeler ’97

CLASS OF 1998 - 7.48%

Mr. John Baronowski ’98 Mrs. Stefania M. Bisharat Bauer ’98, P’27 Mr. Todd G. Bennett ’98 Ms. Francine T. DeMarco ’98 Mrs. Jessica Koester Denton ’98 Mrs. Margaret Pett Herrera ’98 Ms. Sarah Holl Lareau ’98 Ms. Rebecca M. Loya ’98 Mrs. Elizabeth Kinter Reukema ’98 Mrs. Lisa R. Moore Shields ’98 Ms. Erika N. Williams ’98

CLASS OF 1999 - 8.59% CLASS OF 1991 - 2% Mr. Gary P. Barrera ’91

CLASS OF 1992 - 1.92% Mr. Cesar A. Flores ’92

CLASS OF 1993 - 1.14% Mr. Nicholas Namba ’93

CLASS OF 1994 - 5.83%

Mr. Running Bear Bunch ’94, P’28 Mr. Jason R. Hoffman ’94 Mr. Juan J. Luna ’94, P’27 Mr. Edward I. Magluyan ’94, P’23, ’25, ’28 22

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Mrs. Erin A. Baines ’99 Mr. Christopher Beltran ’99 Ms. Brandi Charles ’99 Mrs. Janel Moncada Gonzalez ’99, P’29 Ms. Kristin A. Juelson ’99 Mrs. Melissa Garcia Klose ’99 Mrs. Gina Bottala LaPorte ’99, P’26, ’26 Ms. Christina Mesesan ’99 Mr. Adrian V. Panjanon ’99 Mr. Ray V. Pearl, Jr. ’99 Mrs. Mary Magluyan Pearl ’99 Mr. Nicholas Potter ’99 Mr. Thomas Stafford ’99 Brandon D. Ward, Esq. ’99

CLASS OF 2000 - 3.77%

Mrs. Marilyn J. Chudnofsky ’00 Ms. Lisa M. Keeler ’00 Mr. Sean M. O’Connor ’00 Ms. Kristin A. Seeker ’00 Mr. Kendrick K. Watson ’00 Mrs. Kelly B. O’Connor Watson ’00

CLASS OF 2001 - 2.40%

Mr. Justin V. Beltran ’01 Mrs. Jessica L. Charles Coffin ’01 Mrs. Emily Holl Keezer ’01 Mr. Erik B. Knoedler ’01

CLASS OF 2002 - 9.36%

Mr. Jeffrey Aprato ’02 Mr. Philip Barbaro III ’02 Mr. Blake Bernstein ’02 Mr. Nabil Bisharat ’02 Ms. Tamara Bryant ’02 Mr. Patrick Carey ’02 Dr. Carol A. Davis ’02 Dr. Mosey Nuccio Dunn ’02 Mr. Jonathan Fan ’02 Ms. Angelina Gilliam ’02 Ms. Jennifer Gosselin ’02 Mr. Brian Hoffman ’02 Mr. Kenneth Keeler ’02 Ms. Samantha A. Malisos ’02 Mr. Jack Ross ’02 Mr. Tyler C. Schultz ’02 Mr. Jeffrey Voltattorni ’02

CLASS OF 2003 - 9.32%

Mr. Brandon Birr ’03 Mrs. Alison Cote Buckler ’03 Ms. Nichole DaSilva ’03 Mrs. Karina Amigo Franco ’03 Mr. James Gibbs ’03 Ms. Jasmine S. Horton ’03 Mr. Nathan B. Housman ’03 Mr. Eric F. Jacobson ’03 Mrs. Jennifer Reaume Liberio ’03 Ms. Regina P. Orona ’03 Ms. Robin Quintanilla ’03 Mr. Michael Reed ’03 Ms. Caitlin Shea ’03 Mr. Peter S. Singer ’03 Ms. Lesley N. P. Wake ’03

CLASS OF 2004 - 3.75% Ms. Jennifer Belak ’04 Ms. Megan Herek ’04 Mr. Jacob Hollis ’04 Mr. Thomas Mendez ’04 Mrs. Ashley Poulos ’04 Dr. Matthew C. Velasco ’04

CLASS OF 2005 - 4.30%

Ms. Rachel Aquino ’05 Mr. Gino Buccola ’05 Ms. Amanda C. Evans ’05 Mrs. Cassandra Mercado Howard ’05 Ms. Steffi A. H. Jose ’05

ANNUAL REPORT Dr. Josue Robles ’05 Mr. Christopher Stellar ’05

Mr. Matthew S. Seidner ’12 Ms. Zhenni Zhu ’12

CLASS OF 2006 - 1.90%

CLASS OF 2013 - 1.75%

Mrs. Stephanie Smith Courain ’06 Mrs. Melissa Barrero Ross ’06 Mrs. Laura Kistler Schofield ’06

Ms. Taylor R. Hixson ’13 Mr. Ian S. Quinn ’13 Ms. Jennifer A. Robi ’13

CLASS OF 2007 - 3.91%

CLASS OF 2014 - 12.12%

Mr. Porter M. Byers ’07 Mr. Kyle Cheng ’07 Mrs. Kimberley T. Evans-Estrada ’07 Ms. Giselle Figueroa ’07 Mrs. Karina Barrero Iversen ’07 Ms. Jennifer Pankow ’07 Mr. Gerald Whitehead ’07

CLASS OF 2008 - 4.91%

Ms. Pia Carmela J. Ansula ’08 Mr. John L. Bottala ’08 Dr. Michael A. Gomez ’08 Ms. Veronnica L. Krizek ’08 Ms. Allison T. Madden ’08 Dr. Marisa C. Sanchez Ph.D. ’08 Ms. Megan L. Sullivan ’08 Ms. Lindsey E. Wopschall ’08

CLASS OF 2009 - 6.47%

Mr. Cameron D. Alsbrook ’09 Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09 Mr. Matthew Carroll ’09 Mr. Sean D. Gomez ’09 Mrs. Marie Piette Gomez ’09 Mr. Matthew Housman ’09 Mrs. Ashley Thomas Housman ’09 Mrs. Paola Bisharat Ismail ’09 Ms. Megan M. LeNoue ’09 Mrs. Kathryn Olender Scott ’09 Mr. Cameron J. Scott ’09

CLASS OF 2010 - 2.42%

Ms. Julia M. Barrero ’10 Mr. Michael J. Bottala ’10 Mr. Grant E. D. McCracken ’10 Ms. Marissa R. Messina ’10

CLASS OF 2011 - 2.79%

Ms. Nadia S. Barulich ’11 Mrs. Samantha Whitehead Collar ’11 Ms. Nicole E. Madden ’11 Ms. Sterling A. Shuster ’11 Mr. Roque A. Valiente ’11

CLASS OF 2012 - 6.52%

Ms. Arolyn D. Basham ’12 Mr. Jeffrey T. Briegel ’12 Mr. Kyle T. Brumm ’12 Mr. David T. Burkhart ’12 Mr. Phil A. Camperi ’12 Ms. Nicole M. Carlos ’12 Mrs. Andie Veliz Crabtree ’12 Dr. Andrew Crabtree ’12 Mr. Vincent J. Delgatto ’12 Ms. Kelly M. Mercade ’12

Ms. Jaya A. Banks ’14 Ms. Laura Borquez’14 Ms. Vanessa D. Boull’t ’14 Ms. Jennifer E. Brady ’14 Ms. Francesca G. Burch ’14 Mr. Burt C. Cresta ’14 Mr. Joseph A. Ekizian ’14 Ms. Jennifer E. Haskins ’14 Mr. Myles T. Hernandez-Henderson ’14 Ms. Christina M. Judson ’14 Ms. Alexandra R. Keysselitz ’14 Mr. Justin Lau ’14 Ms. Alexandra M. Marez ’14 Ms. Missy McCreary ’14 Ms. Jessica L. Messineo ’14 Ms. Alina M. Mullins ’14 Mr. Matthew R. Rolan ’14 Mr. Morgan K. Scofield ’14 Mr. Conor J. Williams ’14 Ms. Shadie A. Williams ’14

CLASS OF 2015 - 3.59% Ms. Julia M. Hakanen ’15 Ms. Taylor J. Hakanen ’15 Mr. Santiago Lakatos ’15 Mr. Kevin G. Quinn ’15 Mr. Samuel Wu ’15 Mr. Justin V. Zumel ’15

CLASS OF 2016 - 1.25% Ms. Abigail R. Marich ’16 Ms. Emily A. O’Connor ’16

CLASS OF 2017 - 2.61%

Mr. Phillip M. Krings ’17 Mr. Nicholas Mirasol ’17 Mr. Jacob Y. Rose ’17 Ms. Rebecca L. Whitehead ’17

CLASS OF 2018 - 1.39% Ms. Victoria Barrios ’18 Mr. Jason Oliai ’18

CLASS OF 2019 - 1.90% Mr. Joshua Ng ’19 Ms. Kelli Samartin ’19 Mr. Stephen Burkhart’19

CLASS OF 2020 - .59% Ms. Isabella Chavez ’20

CLASS OF 2021 - 0.68% -

CLASS OF 2022 - 1.50% Liam Quinn ’22 Danielle Thomas-Nathan ’22

CLASS OF 2023 - 0.63% Mr. Matthew R. Toth ’23

CLASS OF 2024 - 0.62% Andrew Noble Byers ’24

CLASS OF 2025 - 95%

Ms. Jamie V. Albino ’25 Ms. Kaeley Aldana ’25 Mr. Ryan A. Almond ’25 Mr. Reece M. Alvarado ’25 Mr. Daniel Alvarez ’25 Ms. Sophia I. Alvidrez ’25 Ms. Carina L. Z. Ammon ’25 Ms. Kaitlyn N. Andrews ’25 Mr. Nathan I. Arellano ’25 Mr. Ryan A. Arzate ’25 Mr. Oliver J. Atkinson ’25 Ms. Mia A. Avila ’25 Ms. Sofia A. Aviles ’25 Mr. Robert J. Baghdasarian ’25 Ms. Brianna N. Balian ’25 Ms. Lily S. Balian ’25 Ms. Sedona Ballard ’25 Ms. Catherine Bautista ’25 Ms. Reagan Bean ’25 Ms. Audrey Beauchamp ’25 Ms. Courtney C. Begerow ’25 Mr. Joaquin Belmonte ’25 Ms. Jalissa S. Blake ’25 Mr. Peter R. Callihan ’25 Mr. Emerson D. Carrillo-Vincent ’25 Mr. Mario Cassina ’25 Ms. Matea S. Cepielik ’25 Ms. Allyson Copeland ’25 Mr. Luke Copeland ’25 Ms. Kaden M. Cortes ’25 Ms. Olivia G. Cortes ’25 Mr. Zachary Cote ’25 Mr. Josh P. Cruz ’25 Ms. Sophia L. Culver ’25 Ms. Natalie Q. Dai ’25 Mr. Cooper T. Dammann ’25 Ms. Kayla A. Decena ’25 Ms. Ava G. Delawari ’25 Ms. Phoebe Ding ’25 Ms. Jianxi Ding ’25 Mr. Omar A. Elhawary ’25 Ms. Maya L. Eriksson ’25 Mr. Zachary Fargo ’25 Mr. Henry J. Foster ’25 Ms. Tabitha R. Frumento ’25 Ms. Joelle Garabet ’25 Mr. Anthony D. Gibbs ’25 Mr. Camden R. Gibson ’25 Mr. Brady M. Goei ’25 Mr. Julian Gomez ’25 Mr. Aidan Gray ’25 Ms. Olivia R. Hartley ’25

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ANNUAL REPORT Mr. Charlie Heffernan ’25 Ms. Soraya Hernandez ’25 Mr. Nathan Hoang ’25 Mr. Erik Hollis ’25 Mr. Yen-Shuo Huang ’25 Mr. Ahjan Hudson ’25 Mr. Antonio B. Ioele ’25 Ms. Charity R. Jakl ’25 Mr. Qishi (Dylan) Jiang ’25 Mr. Jake Jin ’25 Ms. Audrey M. Jones ’25 Ms. Grace M. Kachmarsky ’25 Ms. Nola R. Kilar ’25 Ms. Madeleine King ’25 Mr. Steven Koroghlian ’25 Mr. Charles Krappman ’25 Ms. Emily Lavin ’25 Ms. River E. Lee ’25 Ms. Emma (Zhongran) Liang ’25 Mr. Ethan Lin ’25 Mr. Jerry J. Liu ’25 Mr. Edward Liu ’25 Ms. Annie M. Liu ’25 Mr. Jialiang (Leon) Liu ’25 Ms. Xinyan (Annie) Liu ’25 Ms. Georgia Longhurst ’25 Mr. Kenneth Lorca ’25 Ms. Yixiong Luo ’25 Mr. Isaac Magluyan ’25 Ms. Sevana Martin ’25

Ms. Farrah K. McGarry ’25 Ms. Jacqueline F. Montoya ’25 Mr. Robert N. Mostert Jr. ’25 Ms. Isabel C. Moya-Gutierrez ’25 Mr. Hayden Muditajaya ’25 Ms. Daniella Muro ’25 Ms. Indie S. J. Nameth ’25 Ms. Louise E. Nicholls ’25 Mr. James G. Nolan ’25 Ms. Charlotte C. Ogier ’25 Mr. Matteo M. Orefice ’25 Ms. Tiffany Q. Pang ’25 Mr. Gerald C. Po ’25 Mr. Miles H. Pryor-Gainey ’25 Ms. Cera G. Rabideau ’25 Mr. Cameron F. Rangan ’25 Ms. Holly R. Rettig ’25 Mr. Samuel M. Riechmann ’25 Mr. Shawn K. Robles ’25 Mr. Brandon M. Rodriguez ’25 Mr. Jonathan J. Roesner ’25 Miss Jennifer Romero ’25 Ms. Mitsuki Rosas ’25 Mr. David Sachmanyan ’25 Mr. Aiden J. Santelices ’25 Ms. Claire E. Schmidt ’25 Mr. Terrance Scotton II ’25 Mr. Jack Seibert ’25 Ms. Andie M. Shamlian ’25 Mr. Brian Shaw ’25

Mr. Jackson P. Simone ’25 Ms. Samantha Suess ’25 Mr. Morgan E. Sullivan ’25 Ms. Sophia Tang ’25 Mr. Liam M. Taylor ’25 Mr. Dylan T. Taylor ’25 Ms. Isabella D. Telleria-Ruiz ’25 Ms. Samantha K. Tesoro ’25 Ms. Juliette F. Tessier ’25 Ms. Milayla Tran ’25 Ms. Taylor A. Truitt ’25 Mr. Lucas A. Truong ’25 Mr. Toby Tseng ’25 Mr. Ivy (Jake) T. Tseng ’25 Ms. Lidia Tsinoglou ’25 Ms. Jadyn VanMeter ’25 Mr. Raphael M. Viramontes ’25 Ms. Abigail P. Von Wolffradt ’25 Mr. Haoran (Jerry) Wang ’25 Ms. Lola S. B. Waters ’25 Mr. Paul C. Wichmann ’25 Mr. Zhenin (Henry) Xu ’25 Ms. Catherine Yeung ’25 Mr. Peichen Yu ’25 Mr. Franky Yu ’25 Ms. Shengxi (Bella) Zhang ’25 Ms. Suki Zhu ’25 Ms. Ava L. Zlidenny ’25

MEMORIAL GIFTS The following donors have given gifts “In Memory Of” the individuals listed below.

In Memory of Anne and Jim Burke P’60, ’61, ’62 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burke ’60 In Memory of Raul E. Espinoza ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Walton ’71 In Memory of Grant Glausser ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Morgan ’75 In Memory of Dr. Richard Gray Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09 Mr. Michael L. Cotter ’68 and Ms. Elaine Huang Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Griffith ’00 Mrs. Kathryn Canzoneri Griffith ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Ward Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller ’68 Mr. John A. Moe II ’68 Mr. William P. Skipper and Ms. Jennifer Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Walt Williams Mr. and Mrs. Walt Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bradford W. Wright ’73 Mrs. Patty S. Wright In Memory of Elizabeth Hoffman ’12 Meaghan E. Allen ’12 24

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Rick M. Arthur Andrew & Katrina Arthur Wayne G. Avjian ’77 Nadia S. Barulich ’11 Arolyn D. Basham ’12 Janelle M. Bieker ’13 Amara C. Blades ’12 Rachel Blake Miles D. Brenninkmeijer ’12, 12 Melanie Klitch Brodt ’12 Juliet H. Brooks ’12 Eric Brumm William & Kathy Brumm Brumm Family Kyle Brumm ’12 Nathan Bury ’07 Phil A. Camperi ’12 A. Nicole M. Carlos ’12 Courtney Chen Tess & Jay Crabtree ’12 Ann Crowley Shannon Crowley Tomas A. Dakan Marisol Dakan ’14 Karolyne DeBriyn Emma Dodd & Family Connor F. Duffey ’12 Pierre A. Dupuy ’77 Sadako M. (Sadie) Dutcher ’11

Amelia M. Garrison ’12 Matt & Anita Gorder Claire Gorder Kathryn J. Haderlein-McClean ’12 Rose Hamilton Howard J. Hamilton Matthew Hill ’06 John & Marty Hoffman Wolfgang Klich & Family Madison Worley Lancelot ’12 Susan Lorin Gina S. Manwani ’12 Joseph Marino Kathleen McCauley Claire C. McCarthy ’12 Jocelyn McQuade Jose Mercade Mercade Family Christopher P. Mitchell ’12 Paula Moore Swaranjit-Mike Nijjar Patricia Novak Dan Novak Monica Patel George J. Pearman ’12 Joseph D. Peters Victoria (Tori) C. Pope ’12 Mary Jo L. Prince ’96 Emily E. Robertson ’12

ANNUAL REPORT David & Laura Rusch Gian A. Ryan ’12 Aleec V. Shuster ’12 Mark Sonnenburg Nick Sonnenburg ’12 Tim & Monica Sullivan Steven Summers Megan Summers Stephen R. Sweeney ’77 Robert A. Sympson ’77 Kelli A. Valvona ’06 Jesse Veliz & Liliana Veliz Sarah A. Veliz ’12 Geoffrey N. Viernes ’12 Stephen Walsh Justin T. Wong ’12 Kati Works Kevin Zimmerman Zimmerman Family In Memory of Mr. Jon Keates Mr. Hui Ding and Ms. Bing Lu Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lumarda Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lumarda Mr. John A. Moe II ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Brent Schoenbaum Ms. Ann Vassiliou In Memory of Carol Mahoney Mr. Patrick Mahoney, P.E. ’90 In Memory of Salvatore A. Messineo Mr. Anthony Messineo ’80 In Memory of Lawrence Mispagel Mr. Chuck D. Mispagel ’67 In Memory of Timothy Pendergast Jamie V. Albino ’25 Ryan A. Almond ’25 Mr. Reece M. Alvarado ’25 Daniel Alvarez ’25 Ms. Sophia I. Alvidrez ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Ammon Ms. Carina L. Z. Ammon ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller Kaitlyn N. Andrews ’25 Mr. Nathan I. Arellano ’25 Ryan A. Arzate ’25 Mr. Oliver J. Atkinson ’25 Mia A. Avila ’25 Sofia A. Aviles ’25 Robert J. Baghdasarian ’25 Lily S. Balian ’25 Brianna N. Balian ’25 Ms. Sedona Ballard ’25 Ms. Nadia S. Barulich ’11 Ms. Arolyn D. Basham ’12 Ms. Catherine Bautista ’25 Ms. Reagan Bean ’25 Courtney C. Begerow ’25 Ms. Jalissa S. Blake ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent N. Borrelli Mr. Peter R. Callihan ’25 Mr. Emerson D. Carrillo-Vincent ’25 Matea S. Cepielik ’25

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Connolly Mr. Luke Copeland ’25 Allyson Copeland ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Corey Schmidt Ms. Kaden M. Cortes ’25 Olivia G. Cortes ’25 Mr. Zachary Cote ’25 Josh Cruz ’25 Sophia L. Culver ’25 Natalie Q. Dai ’25 Mr. Cooper T. Dammann ’25 Ms. Kayla A. Decena ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Waleed Delawari Ms. Ava G. Delawari ’25 Ms. Phoebe Ding ’25 Ms. Jianxi Ding ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Dobbyn Mr. Omar A. Elhawary ’25 Maya L. Eriksson ’25 Zachary Fargo ’25 Mr. Henry J. Foster ’25 Tabitha R. Frumento ’25 Mr. Miles H. Pryor-Gainey ’25 Joelle Garabet ’25 Anthony D. Gibbs ’25 Mr. Camden R. Gibson ’25 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Goei Mr. Brady M. Goei ’25 Ms. Juliet Goff Julian Gomez ’25 Aidan Gray ’25 Olivia R. Hartley ’25 Charlie Heffernan ’25 Soraya Hernandez ’25 Erik Hollis ’25 Harley Huang ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hubert AJ Hudson ’25 Mr. Peter V. Huisking and Ms. Henrietta Huisking Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ibbotson Antonio B. Ioele ’25 Ms. Charity R. Jakl ’25 Mr. and Mrs. James Poyner Qishi (Dylan) Jiang ’25 Mr. Jake Jin ’25 Audrey M. Jones ’25 Ms. Grace M. Kachmarsky ’25 Mr. Robert Riechmann and Dr. Kathleen Savage Ms. Nola R. Kilar ’25 Ms. Madeleine King ’25 Mr. Steven Koroghlian ’25 Mr. Charles Krappman ’25 Emily Lavin ’25 Ms. River E. Lee ’25 Ms. Emma (Zhongran) Liang ’25 Mr. Ethan Lin ’25 Ms. Annie M. Liu ’25 Jerry J. Liu ’25 Ms. Annie M. Liu ’25 Mr. Edward Liu ’25 Ms. Georgia Longhurst ’25 Mr. Kenneth Lorca ’25 Ms. Yixiong Luo ’25 Mr. Isaac Magluyan ’25

Sevana Martin ’25 Dr. Claudia Pfeil and Mr. Martin Truitt Farrah K. McGarry ’25 Ms. Jacqueline F. Montoya ’25 Mr. Robert N. Mostert Jr. ’25 Ms. Isabel C. Moya-Gutierrez ’25 Hayden Muditajaya ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullin Daniella Muro ’25 Ms. Indie S. J. Nameth ’25 Louise E. Nicholls ’25 James G. Nolan ’25 Charlotte C. Ogier ’25 Mr. Matteo M. Orefice ’25 Ms. Tiffany Q. Pang ’25 Ms. Trish Pengra Mr. and Mrs. Perry Martin Gerald C. Po ’25 Mr. Nicholas Potter ’99 Cera G. Rabideau ’25 Mr. Cameron F. Rangan ’25 Holly R. Rettig ’25 Mr. Samuel M. Riechmann ’25 Mr. Shawn K. Robles ’25 Brandon M. Rodriguez ’25 Mr. Jonathan J. Roesner ’25 Ms. Jennifer Romero ’25 Mitsuki Rosas ’25 Isabella D. Telleria-Ruiz ’25 David Sachmanyan ’25 Mr. Aiden J. Santelices ’25 Ms. Claire E. Schmidt ’25 Mr. Terrance Scotton II ’25 Mr. Jack Seibert ’25 Ms. Diana Selig Ms. Andie M. Shamlian ’25 Brian Shaw ’25 Mr. Jackson P. Simone ’25 Samantha Suess ’25 Morgan Etienne Sullivan ’25 Mr. Brian Sullivan Mr. Dylan T. Taylor ’25 Liam M. Taylor ’25 Ms. Samantha K. Tesoro ’25 Ms. Juliette F. Tessier ’25 Mr. Matthew R. Toth ’23 Ms. Taylor A. Truitt ’25 Mr. Lucas A. Truong ’25 Mr. Toby Tseng ’25 Mr. Ivy (Jake) T. Tseng ’25 Ms. Lidia Tsinoglou ’25 Mr. Michael Vanmeter Mr. Raphael M. Viramontes ’25 Mr. Haoran (Jerry) Wang ’25 Lola Waters ’25 Mr. Paul C. Wichmann ’25 Ms. Abigail P. Von Wolffradt ’25 Mr. Zhenin (Henry) Xu ’25 Catherine Yeung ’25 Franky Yu ’25 Mr. Peichen Yu ’25 Shengxi (Bella) Zhang ’25 Suki Zhu ’25 Ava L. Zlidenny ’25 In Memory of Frank Tidwell ’61 Dr. and Mrs. C. Patrick Lauder ’61 25

Alumni Month of Service is a unique opportunity to unite La Salle grads through community service. With over 7,000 alumni living in nearly every state, the potential to have a positive and meaningful impact in the community is enormous.

During the month of April, Alumni were encouraged to:

La Salle Alumni Month of Service APRIL 2025

Orange County • Pasadena • San Diego

• Volunteer! Projects were organized in Pasadena, the Bay Area, Orange County, San Diego & New York City.

• Get involved in a service project in their own community • Share their volunteer experience and pictures with the La Salle community for a chance to win alumni swag!

By volunteering, alums embody the mission of La Salle College Preparatory and salute their Alma Mater’s commitment to service to others.

PASADENA

ORANGE COUNTY

On Saturday, April 26, the Alumni Association partnered with Pasadena’s Union Station Homeless Services to give back in a big way. Thanks to $400 in alumni donations and the helping hands of our amazing volunteers, we assembled 70 sack lunches and 2 welcome kits filled with essentials like pots, utensils, and comforters for individuals transitioning out of homelessness.

Alumni in Orange County volunteered with Patriots and Paws in Anaheim on Saturday, April 26th, to help inventory donations, stock the shelves and help veterans “shop” for the items they need.

SAN DIEGO

BAY AREA

Alumni in the Bay Area volunteered at the CityTeam Oakland shelter Neighborhood Food Pantry on Saturday, April 19th, handing out groceries to the local Bay Area community, along with some Easter treats

NEW YORK

Alumni and their families came together for a meaningful day of service at the Veterans Memorial. They spent time cleaning plaques, collecting trash, and learning about the lives and service of the veterans honored there. It was a day of reflection, community, and connection — with plenty of good conversation along the way.

New York City alumni volunteered with the Fort Tryon Park Trust on May 18th to remove debris and weeds and prepare the site for planting.

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Lauren Rodriguez ’27 Coauthors NASA-Published Research on Mars Exploration La Salle College Preparatory is proud to recognize Lauren Rodriguez ’27, who recently coauthored a NASApublished technical memorandum, “The Mars Aerial Navigation Terrain and Atmosphere (MANTA) Explorer,” marking an extraordinary achievement in high school scientific research and aerospace innovation.

Lauren was selected to participate in the NASA High School Aviation Concept Design Experience (HACE) 2025, a prestigious and highly competitive internship program.

Of 767 applicants nationwide, only 36 were selected, placing Lauren among a small group of high-achieving high school researchers chosen to collaborate with NASA professionals.

Lauren’s NASA mentor, Raj Pai, highlighted the impact of working with student interns, noting that today’s students are not only dreaming about the future of space exploration but also actively contributing to it through research, collaboration, and bold ideas.

We are incredibly proud of Lauren for representing La Salle on a national stage and for demonstrating what is possible when passion for learning meets opportunity.

Throughout the summer, participants collaborated virtually before attending an in-person experience at the NASA Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California, where they toured facilities and worked alongside engineers, scientists, and mentors. Lauren’s team developed the Mars Aerial Navigation Terrain & Atmosphere (MANTA) Explorer, an innovative mission concept to advance Mars exploration.

The MANTA Explorer is a fixed-wing vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft capable of gliding across the Martian surface and reaching areas inaccessible to traditional landers or existing aerial systems. The concept integrates advanced sensors and intelligent navigation systems to study Martian terrain, atmospheric conditions, and signs of ancient water, helping scientists better understand Mars as a complete and interconnected environment.

Lauren’s work on the project culminated in the official publication of the team’s research as a NASA technical memorandum, an achievement rarely seen at the high school level. Her contribution reflects the academic excellence, innovation, and curiosity fostered at La Salle College Preparatory.

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2025-2026 ACHIEVEMENTS *While this issue reflects on the milestones of our 2024–2025 fiscal year, the momentum hasn’t stopped. Here is a first look at the record-breaking achievements already defining our current 2025–2026 academic year.

JUNE 17, 2025

LA SALLE HOSTS CHINESE PROFICIENCY COMPETITION

La Salle’s Center for Linguistic Exploration proudly hosted the 2025 "Chinese Bridge" Chinese Proficiency Competition, a prestigious event fostering passion for Chinese language and culture across the Southwest. The Lancers celebrated two standout achievements, with Eula Johnson ’28 winning the Most Eloquent Award and Charlevoix Torrence ’27 earning the Most Creative Award.

AUGUST 18, 2025

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

The first day of school kicked off with a welcome back mixer, Picture Day, and the joy of friends reconnecting across campus. While our freshmen embarked on an exciting new chapter, our seniors celebrated their final first day, marking a poignant start to a year of making every moment count.

OCTOBER 8, 2025

LA CASCADE GRAND OPENING

La Salle celebrated the grand opening of La Cascade, a new traumainformed campus sanctuary featuring five symbolic pools and peaceful gardens designed for student and faculty reflection. This meaningful landmark serves as a space for stress reduction and renewal, embodying Lasallian Core Principles by emphasizing the importance of community and rest in education.

NOVEMBER 4, 2025

GIRLS GOLF CIF D4 CHAMPIONS

The Girls’ Golf Team captured the CIF Division 4 Championship at Green River Golf Course with a winning team total of 438. Sophomore Sarah Tutundjian led the effort with an 82, supported by strong performances from Amber Li, Samantha Hu, Karolina Azula, and Angela Zhou.

NOVEMBER 12, 2025

ACADEMIC DECATHLON AT YALE

After competing globally in Slovenia, Evan Loh ’26, Noah An ’26, Roy Wu ’26, Grace Gardner ’26, Jocelyn Chiu ’26, and Amirah Tran ’27 excelled at the Yale Tournament of Champions by earning top honors in team writing, debate, and the Scholar’s Bowl. Led by Evan Loh’s third-place trophy in CollaboWriter, the students secured numerous gold and silver awards across multiple academic categories.

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DECEMBER 12, 2025

ADOPT-A-FAMILY CELEBRATES 30TH ANNIVERSARY

Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the La Salle Adopt-A-Family program continues its three-decade tradition of fulfilling wish lists and sharing the holiday spirit with families in need. This milestone highlights the community's enduring compassion and generosity, which provides vital support and joy far beyond the holiday season.

JANUARY 18, 2026

HARVARD MODEL CONGRESS

Fifteen student delegates represented La Salle and the Center for Cultural Perspectives at the prestigious Harvard Model Congress in San Francisco, where they honed their leadership and policymaking skills through rigorous simulations of the U.S. government.

The team’s success was highlighted by Tade Petrosyan ’27, who earned the Best Delegate award for his exceptional work on the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.

FEBRUARY 1, 2026

CENTER FOR DISCOVERY & DESIGN ROBOTICS TEAM COMPETE IN FTC C2 LEAGUE MEET

The team dominated the C2 League Meet 3 and earned the Bryson Cup, later securing the first-place Control Award for their sophisticated integration of sensors and software. They finished their season at the Inter-League Tournament as Finalist Alliance Award winners after placing third in the qualification rounds and battling through the playoff bracket.

FEBRUARY 6, 2026 LUCID FILM PREMIERE

Directed by Dylan Soltis ’27 and produced by the Center for Cinematic Arts, Lucid is a psychological thriller about a student with recurring nightmares that begin to feel real.

FEBRUARY 27, 2026 GIRLS BASKETBALL CIF D1 CHAMPIONS

The Girls’ Basketball Team made history with a dominant 51–35 win over Valencia, capturing the first Division 1 title in program history and our third CIF title since 2023.

MARCH 9, 2026 CARLOW CENTER STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN LA COUNTY SCIENCE & ENGINEERING FAIR

Thirteen talented Lancers showcased their original campus-based research at the 2026 LA County Science and Engineering Fair, demonstrating impressive academic rigor. Standout honors went to Simon Schnaitman ’27, who earned a special award from the Society for In Vitro Biology, and Amirah Tran ’27, who received Honorable Mention for her work in Neuroscience.

For the most up to date news and information happening at La Salle, be sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook at @LaSallePasadena!

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Jamie Albino, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Brianna Balian, University of California, Los Angeles

Kaeley Aldana, Pepperdine University

Lily Balian, University of California, Los Angeles

Ryan Almond, Boston University Reece Alvarado, University of Missouri

Sedona Ballard, Chapman University

Matea Cepielik, University of San Diego Allyson Copeland, New York University

Luke Copeland, Northeastern University Kaden Cortes, University of Southern California

Daniel Alvarez, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Catherine Bautista, University of the Pacific

Sophia Alvidrez, Pasadena City College

Reagan Bean, Occidental College

Carina Ammon, Texas Christian University

Audrey Beauchamp, University of California, Davis

Kaitlyn Andrews, California State University, Monterey Bay

Courtney Begerow, University of Colorado Boulder

Sophia Culver, University of Southern California

Nathan Arellano, University of Oregon

Joaquin Belmonte, Soka University of America

Natalie Dai, New York University

Jalissa Blake, Loyola Marymount University

Cooper Dammann, Concordia University Wisconsin

Mia Avila, Pepperdine University

Peter Callihan, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Kayla Decena, Pasadena City College

Sofia Aviles, California State University, Fullerton

Emerson Carrillo-Vincent, Cornell University

Robert Baghdasarian, Pitzer College

Mario Cassina, Chapman University

Ryan Arzate, University of Oregon Oliver Atkinson, Case Western Reserve University

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Olivia Cortes, University of California, Irvine Zachary Cote, Colby College Josh Cruz, Pitzer College

Ava Delawari, University of Hawaii at Manoa Jianxi Ding, Rhode Island School of Design

MATRICULATION Phoebe Ding, University of California, Los Angeles

Brady Goei, University of California, Riverside

Jake Jin, University of California, Berkeley

Omar Elhawary, University of La Verne

Julian Gomez, Westmont College

Audrey Jones, Pasadena City College

Maya Eriksson, University of Colorado, Boulder

Aidan Gray, University of Portland

Grace Kachmarsky, Wellesley College

Olivia Hartley, University of Oregon

Nola Kilar, University of St. Andrews

Charlie Heffernan, University of California, Los Angeles

Madeleine King, Berklee College of Music

Soraya Hernandez, San Diego State University

Steven Koroghlian, Rochester Institute of Technology

Nathan Hoang, Pepperdine University

Charles Krappman, Furman University

Erik Hollis, Rice University

Emily Lavin, San Diego State University

Ava Espinosa, California State University, Northridge Zachary Fargo, University of Utah Adaleena Flores, Pennsylvania State University, University Park Michael Fortanasce, Loyola Marymount University Henry Foster, Manhattan University Tabitha Frumento, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Joelle Garabet, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Jake Hoskins, Rice University Yen-Shuo (Harley) Huang, Ohio State University Ahjan Hudson, Whittier College Antonio Ioele, University of La Verne

Anthony Gibbs, University of Southern California

Charity Jakl, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Camden Gibson, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Qishi (Dylan) Jiang, University of California, San Diego

River Lee, University of Washington Emma (Zhongran) Liang, University of California, Davis Ethan Lin, University of Ottawa Annie Liu, Claremont McKenna College Edward Liu, University of California, Berkeley Jerry Liu, Santa Clara University 31

Jialiang (Leon) Liu, Carnegie Mellon University Jolene Liu, Pepperdine University Xinyan (Annie) Liu, University of California, Davis Georgia Longhurst, Boise State University Kenneth Lorca, University of Southern California Yixiong (Nicole) Luo, University of Pittsburgh

Samantha Tesoro, Pasadena City College

Samuel Riechmann, Stevens Institute of Technology

Juliette Tessier, California State University, Long Beach

Shawn Robles, Pasadena City College

Justin Ting, University of California, Irvine

Brandon Rodriguez, East Los Angeles College

Taylor Truitt, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Jennifer Romero, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Lucas Truong, Cornell University

Isaac Magluyan, Mt. San Antonio College Sevana Martin, Glendale Community College

David Sachmanyan, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Mason Matsuo, Pasadena City College

Sabrina Salas, Savannah College of Art and Design

Jacqueline Montoya, San Diego State University Robert Mostert, Pasadena City College Isabel Moya-Gutierrez, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Hayden Muditajaya, Tufts University Daniella Muro, Southeastern Louisiana University

Mikayla Tran, Creighton University

Jonathan Roesner, Pasadena City College

Mitsuki Rosas, University of California, Santa Cruz

Farrah McGarry, San Diego State University

Aiden Santelices, United States Air Force Academy Claire Schmidt, Pennsylvania State University, University Park Terrance Scotton, Washington University in St. Louis Jack Seibert, University of California, Santa Cruz Andie Shamlian, University of Oregon

Ivy Tseng, University of California, Riverside Toby Tseng, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Lidia Tsinoglou, Westmont College Alanna Valer, Seattle University Jadyn VanMeter, University of California, Irvine Raphael Viramontes, Loyola Marymount University Abigail Von Wolffradt, Pasadena City College Haoran (Jerry) Wang, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

Brian Shaw, Pasadena City College

Lola Waters, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Indie Nameth, University of San Francisco

Noah Sim, Southern Adventist University

Paul Wichmann, Lafayette College

Louise Nicholls, University of California, Davis

Jackson Simone, Brad University

Zhenin (Henry) Xu, University of California, Davis

James Nolan, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Charlotte Ogier, University of California, San Diego

Sidney Smith, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Joel Solomon, University of Southern California

Valentina Olarte, Pasadena City College

Samantha Suess, Montana State University

Matteo Orefice, Pasadena City College

Morgan Sullivan, University of San Diego

Riley Otto, New York University

Jeremy Sung, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

Tiffany Pang, Northeastern University Gerald Po, University of San Francisco

Sophia Tang, University of California, Davis

Miles Pryor-Gainey, California State University, Long Beach

Dylan Taylor, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Cera Rabideau, University of California, Santa Cruz

Liam Taylor, Willamette University

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Isabella Telleria-Ruiz, California State University, Long Beach

Catherine Yeung, New York University Franky Yu, University of California, Riverside Peichen Yu, University of California, Davis Shengxi (Bella) Zhang, University of Southern California Suki Zhu, Northeastern University Ava Zlidenny, University of Mississippi

LEGACY RECEPTION

Class of 2025 Legacies (left to right) include: Erin Scanlon Suess ’95 and Samantha Suess ’25, Eric Kachmarsky ’96 and Grace Kachmarsky ’25, Sam Orefice ’95 and Jennifer Sangkum ’95 and Matteo Orefice ’25, Chris Rettig ’84 and Holly Rettig ’25, Juan Montoya ’79 and Jackie Montoya ’25, Mark Ioele ’96 and Antonio Ioele ’25, and Eddie Magluyan ’94 and Issac Magluyan ’25.

The Class of 2025 Legacy Reception was held on Thursday, May 22nd, prior to the Baccalaureate Mass at the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church. This reception honored seven legacy graduates and their families.

CLASS OF 1975 FIFTY YEAR REUNION

Those in attendance for the Golden Diploma Presentation included, sitting l-r: First Row: Left to Right - Sergio Escalante, Jae Evers, Pauly Wally, Mark DeWald, Dr David DiLettera, The Marlatt, Herman Brignole, Dr. Dino, Dan Berry, Dr. John Bigley, Paul Archambault.

2nd Row: Left to Right - Nick Thompson, Tom Puhlman, Dr Paul Hartfield, Miguel Salas, Pat Riley, Tom Ruggles, Vince Mejia, Martin Cheeseborough, Steve Elderding, Scott Brown, Scott Begin, David Beringer, The Honorable JR. 3rd Row: Left to Right - Christopher Gray, Bob Morgan, Ed McFaul, Jim Gaugle, Bob Strasser, Dick Crawford, Fernando Pacheco, John Velling, Chris Voors, Phil Coombes.

The Class of 1975 came home to La Salle to celebrate their Fifty-Year Reunion on May 21–22, 2025! The celebration began with a lively Welcome Reception at Matt Denny’s Ale House, followed by a special day on campus that included a Campus Tour, Luncheon, and the unforgettable Golden Diploma Presentation in front of the Class of 2025 and the entire student body. A total of 44 classmates joined the celebration, and together, they raised $8,000 toward a San Miguel Scholarship in honor of their milestone reunion. What an incredible legacy!

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARS Reagan Bean ’25, the Alumni Heritage Scholar (a 4 year scholarship awarded as an incoming freshman). All Alumni Scholarships are funded by the Alumni Association’s biennial Taste of La Salle which returned to campus on Saturday, March 28, 2026. The recipients are selected each year by the members of the Alumni Board.

MAJOR BEN MEIER ’00 USAF Memorial Scholarship

sisters, and their families. The family established the Major Benjamin D. Meier Memorial Scholarship to keep Ben’s memory alive and to honor students like Aiden who are committing themselves to a life of service by attending a military academy.

This $5,000 scholarship will be awarded to Aiden upon his successful completion of basic cadet training at the United States Air Force Academy. Many thanks to the Meier Family for continuing Ben’s legacy of service to others and for allowing La Salle to keep his memory alive at his Alma Mater through this scholarship.

Dash Award in Memory of

ARION TAVAKOLI ’09 Aiden Sentelices ’25 was presented with the $5,000 scholarship at Senior Presentation in May. This scholarship is made possible by the Meier Family for a graduating senior who is attending a military academy, like Ben did.

Major Benjamin D. Meier was in the United States Air Force and was a La Salle graduate from the Class of 2000. Ben’s career as an Air Force fighter pilot had him deployed to Iraq, Libya, and twice to Afghanistan.

Among other commendations, Major Meier was awarded the Air Medal seven times, the Aerial Achievement Medal, the Air Force Commendation Medal twice, and the Air Force Combat Action Medal. In one specific mission in Afghanistan, where he saved over 50 ground troops and protected innocent civilians with his tactical patience and aerial skills, Ben was the U.S. Air Forces in Europe nominee for the Exceptional Pilot Award, at which time he was considered in the top 10 of approximately 12,000 Air Force pilots.

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The Dash Award is a scholarship that was instated in 2016 in honor of Arion Tavakoli ’09, who passed away in 2014.

This scholarship honors a graduating senior who lives each day with a passion for making a difference and has a love and appreciation of life, the same values that Arion showed during his short time on this earth. This $1,500 award is made possible by private donations from Arion’s friends and family who desire to keep Arion’s memory alive at La Salle.

This year’s recipient of the Dash Award, nominated by La Salle’s faculty and staff and then chosen by the Tavakoli Family, is Shawn Robles ’25.

Noah Leiva ’26 Joins The Prestigious United States Senate Page Program Noah Leiva ’26 had the incredible opportunity to live, work, and study full-time in Washington, D.C. through the prestigious United States Senate Page Program. Sponsored by Senator Alex Padilla, Noah was one of only 29 high school juniors selected nationwide and the only student from California chosen for this historic program.

As a Senate Page, Noah balanced his time between early mornings and afternoons on the Senate Floor, where he delivered legislative material, assisted during votes and debates, and witnessed democracy in action firsthand.

His experience included once-in-a-lifetime opportunities such as meeting world leaders, attending the U.S. President’s Joint Address to Congress, and supporting a historic 25-hour speech on the Senate Floor.

Noah’s hard work and positive spirit earned him both the United States Senate Page Program Certificate of Appreciation and the Principal’s Award, recognizing his leadership and dedication throughout the semester. We are so proud of Noah for representing La Salle on the national stage and living out the values of service, leadership, and excellence.

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Homecoming 2024 The Homecoming festivities were a success, drawing a large crowd of alumni eager to reconnect and celebrate.

The alumni Board’s Booth was bustling with activity as alumni visited to catch up and gather La Salle Alumni swag. The halftime show was a particular highlight, as Eleni Daughters ’17 and Myles Cecil ’17 were honored

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for their outstanding athletic achievements. The two honorees were presented with the 10th Battalion awards by La Salle President Perry Martin and Principal Ernest Siy, who expressed their admiration for the students’ dedication and accomplishments.

Homecoming 2025 Homecoming 2025 was an absolutely unforgettable night that reached new heights when Chris Carnahan ’00 stunned the crowd by skydiving onto the field with the American flag to deliver the game ball. That electric energy surged through the stands and onto the turf as our Lancers fought for a hard-earned 47–37 victory, providing the perfect end to a week overflowing with school spirit and celebration.

The evening also served as a prestigious stage to honor Ravin Rhodes ’17 and Samantha Nieto ’18, our 10th Battalion

Alumni Athletic Award honorees, who were recognized for their remarkable legacy in Lancer Athletics and their continued excellence at the collegiate level.

It was truly heartwarming to see generations of alumni from across the decades return to campus to swap stories, reconnect with old friends, and share in the joy of a community that remains as vibrant as ever. Thank you to everyone who came home to make this evening a landmark moment in our school's history!

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ALUMNI SOCCER GAME

What a fantastic day we had at the Co-Ed Alumni Soccer Game on Saturday, December 28th! A total of 17 alumni came out, joined by many of our current players, for a fun, competitive, and spirited match on Kohorst Field. It was incredible to see so many familiar faces back on the field, ready to relive the

glory days — and maybe even show off a few new moves! While the alumni brought heart and hustle, the current team came to play and ultimately walked away with the win. Thank you to everyone who joined us — players, fans, and supporters for making it such a memorable event!

SAVE THE DATE Alumni Events

We’re excited to welcome alumni back to campus and together again throughout the year!

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details.

SUMMER 2026

Alumni Happy Hours & Campus Tours

FALL 2026 EVENTS

Alumni Homecoming Game — October 9, 2026 Alumni Soccer Game — November 2026 Alumni Volleyball Game — December 2026

HOLIDAY TRADITION

Adopt-A-Family Wrapping Party — December 5, 2026

Reunion Celebrations FALL 2026 REUNIONS • Class of 1986 — 40 Year Reunion • Class of 1996 — 30 Year Reunion

• Class of 2006 — 20 Year Reunion • Class of 2016 — 10 Year Reunion

SPRING 2027 REUNION

Class of 1977 — 50 Year Reunion Contact the alumni office at alumni@lasallehs.org or call Suzy Rettig at 626-496-4362 to be a part of the reunion committee for your class reunion.

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LASALLIAN MERGE ART WITH SERVICE TO REMAKE ALTADENA’S LOMA ALTA PARK AFTER EATON FIRE

By Carolyn Neuhausen, ’04

The Eaton fire destroyed not only homes but much of what made Altadena a unique foothill community, devastating its “third spaces,” public hubs - like parks - that are essential shared places for neighbors and communities to gather. For Lasallian classmates Ryan Burch ’04, an artist who works under the name @sel1Out, and Jess Miller (née Short) ’04, part of healing from their own personal experience of the fire was a desire to work in the Altadena community on a project to revitalize give back, blending their artistic abilities with volunteer service.

The Loma Alta Park project is not Ryan’s first foray into blending art, business and community philanthropy; he’d just wrapped up Painted Promises, a three-day pop up gallery and activities event that raised $10,000 for Altadena schools, when he learned about the project to revitalize a park on the west edge of Altadena, last April.

ground, along with entire swathes of the community she grew up in. The loss for her was personal and layered, as was the task of rebuilding what was lost.

“It was really great reconnecting with Ryan. It was meaningful to see how dedicated he’s been to rebuilding and supporting the Altadena community. There is something really powerful about collaborating with someone who shares that same history and connection to the area. It made the project feel even more personal,” Jess explained.

The task to revitalize Loma Alta Park was large in scale - Ryan would need to design an uplifting and accessible design to cover 5,000 square feet of wall, and coordinate materials and volunteers to execute his vision.

That’s where Ryan reached out to Jess, a commercial artist and principal of Jess Miller Draws, to help him with the project’s production elements. In working together, they bonded in the belief that beautifying spaces can help build community. The project also presented a way for them to live the LaSallian values that shaped their education - a sense of giving back to community and service to others.

“When the opportunity came up, [Jess] immediately came to mind because I knew she would bring both skill and care to the project. She also has strong ties to the community, which felt important for this particular moment,” Ryan explains.

For Jess, helping to remake the park wasn’t just a job, it was a deeply emotional first step on the path to healing. On the morning of January 8, Miller learned her home, her parents’ home and a number of family-owned properties burned to the

Both Ryan and Jess found special meaning in working in the communities that shaped their upbringing. “Many of the values that guide my work today were shaped early on by the people and environments around me. Being able to contribute something lasting to shared spaces feels like a full circle moment, and I am grateful for the opportunity to continue doing that work,” Ryan added.

The gift of refurbishing and working with volunteers at Loma Alta Park allowed her to see a hopeful beginning where there had once been pain. “One of the things that has stood out most to me throughout this experience is the resilience of the Altadena community. Despite everything that was lost, people continue to show up for one another in really meaningful ways.

Projects like the Loma Alta Park murals are a reminder that art can play a role in healing and rebuilding,” Jess explained.

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Robert M. Crowley and his wife Jeanne celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on January 2, 2025. They have five children, nine grandchildren, and three great-granddaughters.

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Mark Morelli attended Santa Clara University and then earned a Master’s Degree and PhD at the University of Toronto. After 42 years as a Professor of Philosophy at Loyola Marymount University and Chairman of the Department of Philosophy for 6 years, he is now retired and travels regularly, especially to Paris and Italy.

1968

Michael Genovese attended Saint Mary’s College (BA) and the University of Southern California (PhD). He serves as the President of the Global Policy Institute at Loyola Marymount University and has published over 50 books on politics and governing.

1975

Scott Begin has been married to his wife Susan for 27 years after meeting on a master’s swim team in Santa Monica. They have two sons, Lee (25) and Rory (21).

After graduating from UC Davis with a degree in Entomology, he worked for San Miguel Produce.

Scott then transitioned into banking with Citizens Business Bank where he has been honored with multiple associates awards and has been selected to the President’s Club. In his spare time, Scott has been a swim coach, a staunch supporter of water polo in Bakersfield, and most importantly, an Insect Merit Badge instructor for Boy Scouts where he can tell countless stories of bug collecting.

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David Beringer worked at a large, local CPA firm in Pasadena and became a partner in 1991. In November 2014, he left there to start his own firm, The Beringer Group. It’s a successful boutique firm on South Lake in Pasadena and provides private fiduciary services (trustee/executor). He has also served two separate 10year terms on the board of the Pasadena Community Foundation and volunteered for other nonprofits in various capacities, including the Homes For Life Foundation which maintains a home in Pasadena and provides permanent, quality housing for adults with disabilities.

John Bigley has been married to his college sweetheart Nancy since 1979. They have three children (Sean, Rachel, and Eric) and six grandchildren. After earning his medical degree, he worked as a Critical Care physician for 35 years. During that time, he had the honor of being appointed as the first Chief of Internal Medicine for the Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Park Medical Center and later, became the Medical Director and Chief of Staff for 19 years until retirement in January 2022. In retirement, he has enjoyed spending more time with his wife, family, and grandchildren, exercising, taking art classes, re-learning the guitar, and working his way through the many books that he accumulated in his library.

Dino Clarizio has been a physician in private practice in Arcadia for over 35 years and served as Chief of Medicine and Chief of Staff at USC Arcadia. He and his wife Hope recently celebrated 40 years of marriage and enjoy time with their adult children—Chris, a real estate developer in Newport Beach, and Jenna, who works in healthcare. He coached club soccer for many years, enjoys traveling across the U.S. and Europe, and cherishes his time

and friendships from La Salle.

Dino serves on La Salle’s Board of Regents and has hosted a San Miguel Scholarship fundraiser at his home for the last 17 years.

Dino and his wife love traveling, gardening, and caring for their chickens.

Dick Crawford has a big family that has shaped him, including 20 nieces/nephews who are married with kids of their own.

He volunteered with Youth Ministry for 9 years and with the Knights of Columbus since 2011.

After graduating from Cal Poly Pomona, Dick relocated to Orange County and pursued accounting management positions for over 20 years before shifting to residential real estate sales in 2004 and has never looked back.

Mark DeWald left California and moved to Park City, Utah.

He and his wife have been married for 42 years and raised two boys together. He majored in Psychology and minored in Criminology at the University of Utah and went on to pursue real estate development until his retirement. He now spends most of his time between Park City and Scottsdale, Arizona.

David DiLettera went to Loyola Marymount University and majored in pre-med. He was then accepted to the Des Moines College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery in Iowa. In 1984, after concluding his rotating internship in Ohio, he started his General Practice. After 6 years, David became board eligible in Family Practice and then Board Certified.

He continued to practice medicine for a total of 31 years until retirement in 2015. He and his wife have been married 42 years and have one son.

Sergio Escalante has been in the Logistics field for 45 Years, working for JB Hunt. He married

Haydee in 1987 and together they have three kids. Now widowed, Sergio lives in Montclair, California.

Jae Evers and his wife have been married for 45 years, have one son and recently welcomed a new granddaughter to their family.

Shortly after leaving La Salle, he went into the design and drafting field, starting on the board and working his way up to the complex computer systems of today. Jae has worked in several different fields of Engineering, including Aerospace.

Mechanical, Petro-Chemical, and Civil. Some of his signature projects include the "Fountains of Bellagio" and the "Mirage Volcano." For the past 25 years, he has been working as a Senior Designer in the Land Development field.

Paul Faulstich retired after 33 years as Professor of Environmental Analysis at Pitzer College.

Christopher Gray has been happily married to Cynthia since 1982. They have two children: Tyler, who lives in Santa Fe, NM, and Kelly, who lives in Pasadena, CA. They spent 41 years serving local government and school districts in various communities in both Southern and Northern California. It was a privilege to serve in Pasadena as a firefighter and be stationed in La Salle’s district, where he responded to several calls over the years. Christopher and his wife enjoy their family, pets, trail running, cycling, and motorcycling.

science in 1979, received his JD from Southwestern University in 1982, and then passed the California bar. In 1983, he was commissioned as a Marine Corps 2nd Lieutenant, trained in Quantico and Newport, and served as a judge advocate at Cherry Point from 1983 to 1987 where he was promoted to Captain in 1985. He was recalled to active duty for Operation Desert Storm from 1990 to 1991. After military service, he practiced insurance defense litigation until retiring on disability in 2001. James married his wife Celeste in 1990 and they have six children and five grandchildren.

They have lived in Temple City since 1995.

Paul Lees attended CSULA for two years and then entered the Sacred Heart formation program and earned a BA in Theatre Arts from Loyola University Chicago in 1980.

Afterwards, he spent time working in Haiti and Tahiti before returning to Los Angeles, where he worked at Alpha Beta and spent over 36 years with the same food sales company.

He married his college sweetheart in 1983; we have two children and four grandchildren. Now retired, Paul enjoys golf, volunteer work, alumni board service, and demonstrating mobility scooters.

Paul Harfield has lived in many different places. He graduated from Notre Dame in 1979, went to medical school at Creighton, and did a pediatric residency at UCSD. After working for Kaiser Permanente for 35 years, he retired in 2022. Paul has one son and one daughter.

Michael Marlatt attended USC and Cal Poly Pomona for his undergraduate studies.

Before attending Pepperdine Law, he spent time at USC Medical Center and at JPL on the Voyage Project. He worked at a civil litigation defense practice at Thompson & Colegate in Riverside and Palm Springs. Michael and his wife Donna have been married for 40 years. He has given lectures in colleges around the USA and throughout Europe, and is honored to have previously served La Salle on the Board of Regents.

James Le Berthon attended USC and earned a degree in political

Thomas Ruggles has been with his partner Bob for 38 years. They were

married in 2013. He spent 35 years in Catholic Education as a teacher, coach, and principal. After living all over the country, he and his partner retired in Las Vegas, NV. Traveling is their favorite hobby and they have been to over 130 countries around the world.

Bill Sullivan married Patty Germain in 1988. They have three children, twin boys (Jay and Jeff) and a daughter (Tracy), all La Salle graduates. They also have two grandchildren. After owning the Bottle Shop in Sierra Madre for over 40 years, Bill is happily retired.

Nicholas Thompson attended USC and worked various jobs before attending law school. He then served in the Army Reserves while being a Deputy Public Defender.

He was deployed to Bosnia from 1995 to 1996, had multiple overseas missions, and served in Iraq in 2003.

In 1998, he became a Deputy District Attorney, handling environmental, terrorism, and gang cases. After nearly a decade as a prosecutor, I was elected an Orange County judge in 2008. He married Tisha Harman in 2001 and they have two children.

He currently serves on the bench in Fullerton and teaches United States law at the University of Calgary.

John Velling pursued his passion for mathematics, transferring from PCC to Harvey Mudd College and later earning a PhD from Stanford in 1985. In 1993, he met his first wife, with whom he had two sons, Seneca and Zachary.

The family spent several years in Germany, where John competed in the 2000 Ultimate Frisbee world championships, before returning to New Jersey, where he taught at CUNY. He is now married to his second wife and retired in ’22. He now lives well in NJ, with a blended family of four sons.

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1976

Charles Lesiecki retired early in life after 30+ years with the same company. He decided to try something that he had always wanted to do and went into the EMS field. He became a structural firefighter, Technical Rescue Tech, and certified in water rescue. At 68 he is still an active volunteer firefighter and keeps up with today’s younger firefighters.

1980

Kris Mohande and his band, Dexter’s

Drive, performed at the world-famous Whisky a GoGo. Tony Messineo ’80, and others were there to support them on an outstanding performance.

1982

Mike Anderson received the 2025 UCLA Network of the Year Award from the University of California, Los Angeles. The Award was recognition of the exceptional contribution that Bruin Professionals, a universitywide professional/business networking organization, has brought to tens of thousands of Bruins. Mike Co-Founded Bruin Professionals in 2002. Also, in May 2025, Mike was voted Endowment Chairman of the Exceptional Children’s Foundation.

Founded in 1946, ECF provides care, services, education and housing to over 4000 special needs children and adults in Los Angeles County.

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1984

Pete Badzey is a 36 year veteran of the aerospace industry (McDonnell Douglas, Boeing and Northrop Grumman) with a Bachelor’s Degree in Aerospace Engineering and a Masters in Systems Engineering. He just retired as a Principal Engineer Scientist for the Boeing Company in the Defense and Space Business unit. He is a corporate consultant for systems engineering and has worked on both aircraft and spacecraft.

1994

Carlos Sanchez is an Associate Professor in Clinical Dentistry with the University of Southern California and also works in private practice with his older brother, Guillermo Sanchez ’85. Carlos got married in 2016 to his loving wife, Britney, and they live in Simi Valley, CA with their three beautiful children Anderson (6 years), Ellie (4 years), and Stella (15 months).

1996

Giancarlo Licata is Founder and Director of Vital Brain Health in Pasadena, CA. Vital Brain Health is the leading Functional Neuroscience imaging and training center for children in Southern California; specializing in Focus, Regulation, and Academic Performance.

1997

Melanie Scott, JD, LMFT recently opened an office in a beautiful historic building near the picturesque beach town of Del Mar, CA and is now accepting in-person appointments.

Melanie is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) and specializes in a solution-focused approach to

when love (and relationships) get complicated--whether you’re in love, leaving love, or looking for it.

In addition to in-person counseling, Melanie also sees clients virtually throughout California via telehealth-individuals, couples, and families.

Her prior experience as a lawyer also deeply informs her work as a therapist. Melanie made the transition from law to therapy beginning in 2018.

1998

Mark Dizon and his wife Cristina, have lived in the Netherlands for almost ten years. Their children, Philip & Emi, were born in Amsterdam and speak both English and Dutch. He has been employed at Netflix for 11 years and continues in his role of being responsible for onsite technology at the offices in Amsterdam, Brussels, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Warsaw, and Paris.

2004

Thomas Mendez is the Director of Operations for Dodger Hospitality at Dodger Stadium.

Baseball has been at the heart of his career, but this last championship run was by far the most memorable.

Most people don’t think about what it takes to serve 25,000 hot dogs in a single game, but behind the scenes, it’s a massive operation. Every day, his team works tirelessly to ensure fans have an unforgettable food experience while watching the best team in baseball. Go Dodgers!

2005

Emily (Carins) Roffe-Silvester is currently training to become a Business Studies teacher in the UK. Having lived in a boarding house run by her husband at a private

boarding school, Emily found inspiration in working with young people and decided to retrain as a teacher. Alongside her studies, she continues to run her own successful business, bringing a wealth of realworld insights and entrepreneurial experience to her future pupils.

Michelle Park earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from the California Institute of the Arts and is currently working as a professional creative director and branding expert for retail (apparel, beauty, wellness). She is living in the Los Angeles area.

2006

Esteban Gil has been living in New Orleans for 9 years, where he’s now a union organizer full time after organizing his workplace. He would love to connect with students and alumni interested in the labor movement.

2007

Matt Kohurst currently lives and works in Pasadena. He is married to Jennifer (Serdienis) Kohorst and they have a daughter, Audrey, who is 2 years old. He is a current member of the Board of Trustees at La Salle.

2012

Rachel Granadino recently received

the Young Gets it Done - Public Sector award from the San Diego County Young Democrats for outstanding and impactful service to the public. Rachel currently serves as District Director for the 78th Assembly District where she

works to inform the constituency of services offered to them by the State of California and pass legislation with an emphasis on addressing the housing crisis, supporting working families, and advancing civil rights for all.

2014

Burt Cresta works in the Defense Industry as a propulsion Systems Engineer at Aerojet Rocketdyne and is living in Pasadena.

Stephen Boyer is a Freelance Film and Video Editor and active member of the Motion Picture Editor’s Guild Union. This year he cut his 5th feature film as an editor and edited a series of commercials for Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign. He also won best editing at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival for a short film he edited titled “Oddities”.

Thomas Crowell is the marketing project coordinator for YMCA of metropolitan Los Angeles and is a Digital Marketing Manager and social media expert for the association.

He is also growing his music career as a Dubstep Artist, Mystic Wondor.

He resides in Monrovia.

Laura Borquez is a pediatric speech language pathologist for a company in Pasadena called Family First. She resides in Pasadena.

Andrew Ting is living in Monterey Park and is a graduate student at CJ Boulder Department of Linguistics, and his research interests are (sociophonetics, dialectology, gender/sexuality, race/ethnicity), anthropology, semiotics, East Asian studies, and American English.

2015

Brett Harper currently works for Grbcon, Inc. - a public works pipeline contractor.

Colin McLaren works as a realtor all over Los Angeles and Orange County.

2016

Sophia Mobayen has been working at BMO Stadium, working with LAFC and ACFC, and concert operations, and has now just accepted a position with the LA28 Olympic Committee as the In-Venue Hospitality Manager.

Kyle Cueller played five years on the Baseball team at UCLA and graduated with a degree in political science. He now works in business banking and lives in Washington.

2017

Raquel Ruiz was married December 2024 to Jason Vickers. In May 2025, Raquel graduated from Univ of Colorado Law School (Boulder).

Since January 2019 Raquel’s been serving in the Army Reserves, but will go active duty in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) Corps.

2018

Jeff Daley graduated from Vanderbilt in 2022 and is a J.D. candidate at the University of Michigan Law School ’27.

Gabriela

Rico

began medical school at the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine. She is learning how to serve communities, not only as a physician but also as a leader in health policy development, and would greatly appreciate prayers as she embarks on this journey.

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2019

Stephen Burkhart completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and Actuarial Science at Loyola University Maryland's Joseph Sellinger School of Business in 2023.

He was awarded the Graduate Degree Master of Accounting in May 2025. He is working as an associate at Cohn Reznik in Bethesda, Maryland, where he resides.

2021

Bianca Joseph graduated from UC Santa Barbara with a B.S in Biopsychology and a Minor in Spanish.

Celine Akroush (CJ) graduated from the University of Redlands with a major in Health, Medicine, and Society, and a minor in Physical Education. She stayed a fifth year at Redlands to continue playing soccer.

In May 2025, she tried out for the Jordan Women's National Soccer Team. She was called up to play in a tournament, and started and scored

Rhyen had the honor of serving as a delegate to the 69th Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations in New York.

Stevenisiah

her first international goal! She then went to play in Jordan with the national team in the AFC Asian Cup in the hopes of getting the chance to qualify for the World Cup! Rhyen Ashley Hunt earned her BA in

International Relations with honors from Durham University in England in June 2024. She’s continuing her education at UC Berkeley in the MA Global Studies program and is a Graduate Student Instructor.

Lozano graduated with a B.S in Clinical Psychology from UCSD after transferring there from East Los Angeles College. He is currently applying for MFT programs but taking a gap year to work and build his resume.

Lia Shaw graduated from UC San Diego with a degree in Biochemistry and a minor in General Biology.

While at UCSD, she studied under distinguished faculty, volunteered at Scripps Green Hospital, and conducted immunobiology research in the Junger Lab, which has an upcoming publication including her contributions. She also served as secretary of the UCSD Taekwondo Club. Lia has returned home for her gap year and is currently applying to medical school, with plans to enroll in Fall 2026.

• STAY CONNECTED • Let us know what is going on in your life!

Send in a Class Note to alumni@lasallehs.org or update your information online lasallehs.org/alumni.

Your Class Note will run in a future issue of Lancer Magazine or be featured on our website.

Don’t know what to say? For more recent grads, have you selected a major, taken on a new internship, studied abroad, made the Dean’s List, or joined a bunch of organizations on campus? We want to hear about it!

Or perhaps you have recently graduated with your bachelor’s or a more advanced degree, taken on a new job, popped the question, walked down the aisle or added a branch to your family tree?

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Or even better, perhaps you have retired, are taking some amazing trips and enjoying your grandchildren?

All of this is exciting news that we would love to share with your classmates and fellow Lancers in Lancer Magazine. You know it is the first place you look so why not send something in today! Pictures are always welcome.

Mailing Address: La Salle College Preparatory c/o Alumni Office 3880 E. Sierra Madre Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107 Email: alumni@lasallehs.org Phone: 626.696.4362 Follow Us on Social Media!

Facebook – @LSHSAlumni Instagram – @LSHSAlumni

WEDDING

James Ryan ’86 celebrated his 30th Wedding anniversary with his close High School friends in San Diego. From left to right Sean Mispagel ’86, John Ryan ’81, Everett Evleth ’86, James Ryan ’86, Kevin Schinick ’86, Joe Gray ’86, and Mike Ryan ’85.

Brianna Santos Valdes ’09 got married on June 7th to Alexander Valdes at St. Andrew Church in Pasadena. They’ve since relocated to Houston, Texas, where she’s working as a registered nurse. They rescued two adorable puppies, Moose and Pico, and enjoyed their honeymoon in Europe.

Tony Messina-Doerning ’11 married his college sweetheart Narineh Melkonian on June 6, 2025 at The Lodge at Malibou Lake. Both are graduates from UC Berkeley. 191 family and friends celebrated this beautiful union. An outstanding attendance of La Salle alumni included: DrewAnn Andrews ’11, Courtney Cucchissi ’11, Teddy Dondanville ’11, Previn Ganesan ’11, Carolyn Hauk ’11, Matt Haun’ 11, Joey MessinaDoerning ’15 (best man), Charlie Powers ’11, Gina Puccinelli '17, Andrew Sandoval ’11, Alyssa Villavicencio '15, Stephanie Villavicencio ’11, and the Doerning Family Alumni: Brian ’81 (dad), Bernie ’73, Mark ’77, Wayne ’79, Jim ’99.

Kyle Van der Linde ’11 graduated from Pitzer College in 2015. He began working in tech in the Bay Area. He spent about eight years there before an opportunity came about to move to Dublin, Ireland, at the beginning of 2023. What started as a 14-month contract to launch a US business into the European market has now turned into a much longer and more fulfilling adventure. While in Ireland, he met Lavinia, who changed all his plans. He recently got married (eloped) in Copenhagen and moved to Düsseldorf, Germany, where the newlyweds will be living for the next few years! They have plans to move back to California, but you never know where life will take you!

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Andie Veliz ’12 and Andrew Crabtree ’12 were married on June 29, 2024, in Guadalajara, Mexico, surrounded by family, friends, and fellow Lasallian classmates, including Melanie Klich ’12, Kyle Brumm ’12, Nick Sonnenburg ’12, Steven Dewey ’12, Matt Seidne, ’12, Kelly Mercade ’12, and Diego Lizarazu ’12. Andie is currently a lead counselor at a school, and Andrew began his medical residency.

David Burkhart ’12 graduated from St. Michaels' College in 2017 and is an Associate Vice President for Phaidon International in Boston, MA. He and Kaitlyn Patterson married on October 3, 2025, in Bridgewater, MA. David and Katie will reside in Stoneham, MA.

ENGAGEMENT Michael Gomez ’08 was recently engaged and has a PHD in Plant and Microbial Biology and is living in Azusa, CA.

Katherine Leek ’13 lives in San Diego, where she works as a high school teacher and athletic trainer. She got engaged to her fiancé on July 12, 2025, whom she met at work, during a vacation in Hawaii. The couple has been together for about four years and is planning to get married in San Diego.

Michael Torres and Isabella Mandigo ’16 met as Lancers and reconnected after both graduating from college. They started dating in 2021 and got engaged on August 2, 2025, in Paso Robles, CA. They are extremely happy and excited to begin the wedding planning process.

FOR ALUMNI UPDATES FOLLOW US ON: La Salle High School Alumni Association @lshsalumni

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Jenny (Holman) O’Brien ’05 and her husband Kenneth, welcomed a baby boy, Braden “Brady” Phillip, on January 24, 2025. He was born weighing 8lbs., 2oz.

Tyler Varing ’09 and his wife Jenna welcomed a baby boy on December 28, 2024, at 11:59 pm, weighing 8lbs., 9oz, 21 inches.

Damien Medrano ’10 and his wife Lauren, welcomed a beautiful baby boy, Emerson, who arrived on June 11, 2025, at 10:51 AM, weighing 5 lbs., 13oz.

Madison (Worley) Lancelot ’12 and her husband Cody welcomed their son Charles (Charlie) Travis on February 8, 2025, weighing 8lbs., 3oz.

Jay Sullivan ’07 and Caley Mauch ’10 welcomed their daughter Avery Marie on February 9, 2025 weighing 7lbs., and 3oz. Avery joined big brother James (3). Jay and Caley live in Sierra Madre.

Brooke Nakaoka ’11 and her husband are overjoyed to welcome their beautiful baby boy, Cameron Reece on February 25, 2025.

Molly Mazone Rozok ’11 and her husband Peter welcomed a little girl, Emilia Isabella, on February 1, 2025. Weighing 6lbs., 11.9oz.

Phil Camperi ’12 and his wife welcomed their second child into the family on August 31, 2025. His name is Auggie Dean Camperi.

Kara Pilar ’12 and Austin Fitzgerald ’12 welcomed Kinsley Jeanne Fitzgerald to the world on July 25, 2025.

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IN MEMORIAM Michael Armstrong ’62

Charlie Leyba ’75

Oscar Robles II ’71

Jennifer Auld ’00, sister of Stephanie Auld ’97

Tim Mayworm, former faculty member

Ken Rausch ’71

John Burke ’77

Marceline Mims, mother of Bruce Mims ’83

Laurence Schott ’71

Don Bushmeyer ’62, brother of Richard Bushmeyer ’64 William Rory Cahill ’62 Kevin Cormier, former coach

David Needles, former faculty member Wayne Osborne ’62

Michael Dalton ’61

MaryAnn Pearson, mother of John Pearson ’79 and Bob Pearson ’87

Eric Fisher ’71

Bob Quandt ’64

Frank Griffith ’62

Brian Reid ’74

William Hall ’62

David Reidy ’61

John Junak ’76

Mike Roberti ’70

Walter J. Slavin ’68 Helma Smulders, mother of Ingrid Frokjer Mark Swedlow, father of Erin Swedlow ’98 Steven Talbot ’95 Ron Veronese ’67 Glen Hunter Ybanez ’76

Honoring a Legacy of Opportunity The Jon Clarke Keates Memorial San Miguel Scholarship honors a man who spent his life expanding the reach of a Lasallian education. Jon believed that financial barriers should never stand in the way of a student’s potential, and his visionary leadership transformed our school’s ability to serve those in need. By supporting this memorial fund, you carry forward Jon’s deep commitment to the San Miguel Scholarship Program and provide life-changing opportunities for our students with the greatest financial need.

Join us in ensuring Jon’s mission continues by making a gift in his memory today by visiting lasallehs.org/give.

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THE

LANCER CHALLENGE

7.4%

La Salle ended fiscal year 2025 with an alumni giving participation rate of . We are most grateful for the 569 Alumni donors who donated to their alma mater! Our goal this year is to reach 10% by June 30, 2025, and to see which graduating class comes out on top in the Lancer Challenge.

WHAT IS THE LANCER CHALLENGE?

A giving competition that challenges each class to increase the number of donors who contribute to La Salle over the fiscal year (July 1, 2024-June 30, 2025).

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Every gift matters. No gift is too small to count for your class. The competition is based on the number of alums from each class who give, not the dollar amount. *All tax-deductible gifts made to La Salle will impact your class participation score.

HOW DO YOU MAKE A GIFT?

There are several ways to make a gift and boost your class’ standing: 1. Give online at www.lasallehs.org/annualfund.

2. Mail your gift in the envelope provided. Checks made payable to “La Salle College Prep”.

3. Call 626.696.4362 to make your gift over the phone.

TOP FIVE

CLASSES BY # OF DONORS

FY 2024-2025

Class of 1975

48 Donors

Class of 1980

22 Donors

Class of 2002

16 Donors

Class of 2003

15 Donors

Class of 1999

14 Donors

HELP GET YOUR CLASS IN THE TOP FIVE! MAKE YOUR DONATION TODAY www.lasallehs.org/annualfund

IS THERE A PRIZE?

The Class with the highest number of donors at fiscal year-end (June 30th) will receive: • Placement on the Lancer Challenge Championship Banner in the Gym • Recognition in Lancer Magazine • Bragging rights (and they are priceless!)

Class standings are updated regularly online at www.lasallehs.org/annualfund

CONGRATULATIONS

To the class of 1975 for winning the 2024-2025 Lancer challenge Again for the 7th time. With 48 DonorsThe Challenge does not end until June 30th so any class could still win and be listed on the Lancer Challenge Championship Banner in the Gym.

Lancer Challenge ALUMNI GIVING FY’18 2007 FY’19 1975 FY’20 1975 FY’21 1975 FY’22 1975 FY'23 1975 FY'24 1975 FY'25 1975

The physical banner hangs in the Duffy Lewis Gymnasium and is updated annually

*The Lancer Challenge is a yearly giving competition that challenges each class to increase the number of donors who contribute to La Salle over the fiscal year (July 1-June 30). The competition is based on the number of alums from each class who give, not the dollar amount.

La Salle

COLLEGE PREPARATORY

3880 EAST SIERRA MADRE BOULEVARD PASADENA, CA 91107-1996 WWW.LASALLEHS.ORG

Parents of Alumni: If your son or daughter no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please notify the Alumni Office of their new mailing address at 626.696.4362 or alumni@lasallehs.org