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BRAVE MAGAZINE

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2016-2017 Annual Report

Construction and Capital Campaign Update

New Leadership Team Members

Sports & Arts Round-ups

Campaign & Construction Update Over the past year, A Brave Future Capital Campaign reached the $8,000,000 milestone and moved into the public phase of fundraising. Thanks to the generosity of over 100 lead and major donors, BBHS secured the funds to initiate the most significant investments in our facilities and programs since the building of the school in 1954. Over the summer of 2017, the generous support of A Brave Future Capital Campaign has enabled the full replacement of our 60+ year-old heating system as well as the addition of a second floor in the Ernie Rose Activities Center (construction progress photos pictured here and on the cover). On October 14th we look forward to dedicating our new locker rooms, classroom, cardio workout room, and training room. We continue pursuing our goal of raising $12,000,000 with additional updates to our school including an expanded cafeteria, beautified quad, new blinds in classrooms, updated choir room and performing arts space, as well as more professional development funds for faculty and staff. Over the public phase of the campaign in the year ahead, we are appealing to all BBHS community members to pledge their support and add their names to the growing list of donors. We are so excited to see our students and staff utilize all these new improvements and canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait to provide even more enhancements to our programs with your generous help. Look for photos of the finished Ernie Rose Activities Center in the spring issue of Brave Magazine!

TABLE OF CONTENTS Jim Pinsoneault Beyond the Classroom Faculty Award: Jessse McFeron Introducing New Leadership Members Arts Update

Sports Update 14 Retiring Faculty & Staff Members Alumni Reunions and Events

Endowments Earning Interest Grad Tidings

In Memoriam

Donor Roll

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Dear friends and families of Bishop Blanchet High School, We are pleased to share with you the Bishop Blanchet High School Annual Report, which covers school activities and achievements from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017. This report gives us the opportunity to reflect upon the success of the past year and highlight the positive impact of your investments on the lives of the young men and women we serve each day. In this issue of the annual report, we recognize members of the BBHS family who have made special efforts to give back to our beloved school through their time, talents and treasure. In particular this year, we are grateful for the many years of service from John Traynor, our outgoing Advisory Board Chair, and excited to welcome Matt Wells as our new Chair. As you will see, we ended the fiscal year with a modest surplus and continued endowment growth. Thanks to our engaged and enthusiastic community, we had yet another record-setting number of donors supporting our school. As we moved through the second year of A Brave Future Capital Campaign, we continued to be blessed with incredible levels of generosity, enabling us to fully replace our heating system throughout the school and add a second floor in the Ernie Rose Activities Center including new locker rooms, a classroom, a cardio/workout room, and a training room. We are excited about additional improvements planned in the year ahead and look forward to reporting our progress next year! We are so grateful for the energy and generosity of all our parents, alumni, past parents, grandparents, friends, faculty and staff. Your commitment to Bishop Blanchet ensures that we can continue to form the minds and hearts of the precious young men and women we are so blessed to serve. We thank you for your continued support and dedication to this Brave Family! God Bless and Go Braves! Antonio DeSapio President

BBHS 2016-17 JIM PINSONEAULT BEYOND THE CLASSROOM FACULTY AWARD

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The Jim Pinsoneault Beyond the Classroom Award recognizes those faculty and staff members who go the extra mile to create an extraordinary experience for our students and a welcoming community for all of our families. Shirley Epton, this year’s staff recipient, is honored on page 17.

Jesse McFeron ’96 We are pleased to honor English instructor Jesse McFeron with the 2016-17 award for his incredible commitment in going above and beyond in everything he does for our students. Below are just a few examples of Jesse’s dedication: • He recognized the need for education, inclusion and action of our students with our Native American ties as the Braves. He organized and implemented Native American week and worked to ensure that our history was made relevant to students. • He gave of his own time and talents to take part in the principal selection process despite a busy teaching schedule. • He served as a key person in the strategic plan process. • He created a class for graphic novels, making English a more accessible class for many students. • He moderated Knowledge Bowl, just one example of his support of student involvement in extracurricular activities. • He is a leader in technology in the classroom and offers to help in any way he can to move us forward and has served on our technology committee without hesitation. • Jesse attends Kairos each year, helping students open their hearts and forming them in their spirituality. Not only does Jesse make BBHS a better place to work, he makes it a place where his colleagues and students thrive. Congrats Mr. McFeron – we are so lucky to have you!

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Introducing Bishop Blanchet High School’s New Chaplain

Fr. Colin Parrish

Tell us a little about your background – where you grew up, where you went to school, what your pre-priesthood career was like, etc. I grew up in Ballard and I was raised in a secular/non-religious house. I went to school at St. Catherine’s and O’Dea and converted to Catholicism when I was 18. After graduating high school, I went into the Navy and I was a firefighter on the USS Abraham Lincoln before starting seminary after 5½ years of service. I attended Gonzaga University for my bachelor’s degree in philosophy and went to Mundelein Seminary for my masters in theology. What called you to the priesthood? Were your family and friends surprised by your calling? God called me to the priesthood… He attracted me to the priesthood by helping me see how radical and crazy it is. He also helped me see that the vocation of priesthood is the method by which He wants to make me fulfilled and joyful. My parents were surprised. They didn’t like it. I was the only “religious” person in most of my family and I was the only Catholic; plus, I am an only child. How do you see your role at BBHS? What will your biggest priorities be? Basically, helping students experience the Mystery, that is, the relationship of God. I see myself as being a conduit for them to experience His presence in their lives. Because of that, I also see my role as helping them ask the big questions of existence: what is happiness, purpose, meaning, fulfillment, what does it mean to be human, what does it mean to be in relationship with others. I also see myself as accompanying them in this process. I expect my primary role for the first year is to listen A LOT. What are you most excited about regarding this new role in a school? Is there anything you’re anxious about? Of course I have anxieties, but they are a bit nebulous and hard to name because I haven’t yet started working at BBHS. I am most excited about the ability to celebrate Mass and hear confessions and to simply be a presence of Christ among our students.

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What will your non-BBHS work entail? I am the parochial vicar at St. Luke in Shoreline, where I serve most of my time. I am learning how to be a pastor. What do you like doing in your free time? Spending time with my friends, drawing, and going to concerts and shows.

FAVORITES FOOD Fried chicken TV SHOW Twin Peaks BOOK Love in the Ruins, by Walker Percy VACATION SPOT NYC, or really just any place where my friends are. PLACE IN SEATTLE Hattieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hat in Ballard; Ballard in general. SATURDAY ACTIVITY Feverishly writing my homily for the next day. Saturday is a work day for me.

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Meet New Leadership Team Member

Rachel Longest: Campus Ministry Director

Tell us about your background. What has your career been like before joining BBHS? I’ve lived a variety of places (I’m on my 13th home address since graduating college) and have known many fantastic people. I started working in education with the Jesuit Volunteers at a high school in Pohnpei, Micronesia. I was there for two years and had all sorts of adventures, all while opening up to a career path I had never imagined. Since then, I’ve worked in campus ministry, overseeing service programs, leading retreats, teaching a peer ministry course and providing leadership training. There are days when the gravity of it all hits me and I realize, “Man! I’ve been a part of the high school story for a few thousand kids.” I think about my time in high school, and realize that I, too, can crop up in people’s memories as a part of their time in high school. It’s an amazing privilege and responsibility.

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Why did joining BBHS as the new Campus Ministry Director appeal to you?

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Oh man, this is a tough one. There are so many right answers. I’ve visited Seattle several times to see my family, and it has always seemed like a place I’d enjoy living. When I visited Blanchet, I felt so relaxed and comfortable. The campus ministry program at Blanchet seems very robust and inviting with a lot of retreat and service opportunities. There’s a lot for people to take advantage of, but only if they want to – it’s not being forced. There are also the moments where the entire community is brought together and centered through liturgy and grade-level retreats. And that balance felt like something I wanted to be part of.

FOOD Dark Chocolate TV SHOW Live coverage of the Tour de France BOOK The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho VACATION SPOT Wherever my friends are PLACE IN SEATTLE The mini donut stand in Pike Place Market SATURDAY ACTIVITY Going for a bike ride and then cooking a tasty dinner

What are you most excited about in taking on this new role? What are you most anxious about? My personality thrives off of change and challenges. When things are routine, I get bored. So I am excited about the newness presented by being in a different place. It’s fun for me to take on new things, learn new systems and work with new people. I’m really looking forward to getting to know students, be with them on retreats and support them in the things they do outside of class. I’m excited to get to know my colleagues and work alongside them. As far as the things I’m anxious about, it’s the little things. How do I make copies? What if my sense of humor isn’t appreciated? Who will I eat lunch with? What if people find out that I don’t drink coffee?

What’s your favorite part about working with high school age students? This age group is my absolute favorite for the ways that I get to watch them form opinions, develop resilience and become more fully alive. Working with high schoolers requires balancing the two extremes of “Here, let me tell you how to do it,” and “Just figure it out, you’ll be fine!” While teenagers need to take on more independence and self-advocacy as they move into high school, they are also in need of support and guidance. They need people who will ask them questions so they can find their own answers. And, they need the freedom to fail and make mistakes.

I appreciate being there as successes and failures teach them about forgiveness, grace, perseverance, and humility.

What do you see as your biggest priorities during your first year? Ministry is all about relationships, so the most important thing for me is getting to know people. It’s going to be most important for me to be available and to be curious – getting to know people is a huge focus. Logistics need to be handled, too, but I need to know who those logistics are for.

What do you like to do in your spare time? I feel like this defines me more than the other questions – by putting these things in print, I have to ensure that what I say is actually true. One thing that I can say is that I like to be active by biking and running. I’ve had an injury this past year that kept me sidelined a bit, but when I’m healthy, I love to do triathlons. The swimming part isn’t my favorite, but it provides me with a good challenge, and I get a huge boost of confidence every time I exit the water and head for the bike. Cycling, really, is my favorite. Though the hills of Seattle are giving me a bit of a challenge, I’m looking forward to the day when I can ride around the city without sucking so much wind. Another thing I love to do is woodworking. I love the creativity and problem-solving involved. I find it extremely satisfying to point at something and say, “I made that.”

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Meet New Leadership Team Member

Sam Procopio ’00: Principal

Tell us about your background – education, career, etc. I am a proud graduate of St. Joseph grade school, Bishop Blanchet High School, the University of Portland (majored in math, studied abroad in Australia and participated in their entrepreneurial scholars program), University of Notre Dame (studied education), and Seattle University (where I received my doctorate in educational leadership). Professionally, I served as a religion/math teacher and soccer/basketball coach for two years at Holy Trinity Catholic Middle School in Charlotte NC, a math teacher and soccer/basketball coach for two years at Interlake High School in Bellevue and as a teacher, soccer/basketball coach and administrator for nine years at Holy Names Academy in Seattle. Why did joining BBHS as the new Principal appeal to you? Joining Bishop Blanchet appealed to me largely because of my experience as a student at Bishop Blanchet. My experience here was incredibly positive and transformative, and to be able to serve this school in a meaningful way means so much to me. What are you most excited about in taking on this new role? What are you most anxious about? The aspect of this new role I am most excited about is coming home to a community that has meant so much to me. Specifically, I am excited about getting to know members of the community and programs that make this place great. I am most anxious to be giving up teaching and coaching in order to serve fully in this new capacity. What’s your favorite part about working with high school age students? I love being able to mentor and support high school students to reach their goals. Over the last decade, students seem so talented that I often think my job has mostly been to stay out of their way and keep their drive and momentum going. It is incredibly motivating to hear from former students about all the amazing things they are accomplishing, and inspiring to know that I have played even a small role. What do you see as your biggest priorities during your first year? My biggest priority is to learn as much as possible from as many people associated with Bishop Blanchet. The Bishop Blanchet community is so strong – I cannot wait to learn about all the great things happening here. What do you like to do in your spare time? I enjoy spending time with my wife and two children. This usually consists of spending time outside or with friends and their children, and playing and watching sports.

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FOOD Spare Rib Pasta TV SHOW Sunday Night Football BOOK All of Malcom Gladwellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s books VACATION SPOT Sun Valley, Idaho PLACE IN SEATTLE West Seattle!! SATURDAY ACTIVITY Spend time with my family outside at the pool, cabin, or a park

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Meet New Leadership Team Member

Sean Gaskill ’02: Athletic Director

Tell us about your background in athletics and teaching. Growing up, I attended St. Luke grade school and participated in basketball, soccer, baseball and cross country. When I was a student at Bishop Blanchet I played football, basketball and tennis. I received varsity letters in football and tennis and was a firstteam linebacker during my junior year (2001). After BBHS, I continued my football career for two years at Whitworth University. My first coaching experience came when I was a Senior at Bishop Blanchet, when I coached a 6th grade basketball team after school at UCDS school. From that point on, I knew that I wanted to do something within the Athletics field because I enjoyed it so much. After that experience, I became involved with the Skyhawks summer program teaching tennis and basketball, and coached for a brief time within the local CYO sports programs. At Bishop Blanchet, I have coached freshman boys basketball and golf for the last nine years.

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FOOD Tacos TV SHOW The Blacklist or Seinfeld BOOK Range Bucket List by James Dodson VACATION SPOT Bend, Oregon PLACE IN SEATTLE El Chupacabra SATURDAY ACTIVITY Early golf, mid-morning nap, bike ride, sandwich from The Other Coast for lunch, a little housework, dinner with friends or family, movie

job. As the AD, I want my coaches to know that they have my full support and know that I will help them out in any way I can, from providing coaching aids to professional development opportunities.

I have been a classroom teacher at Bishop Blanchet for 10 years and have taught Biology, Physical Science, US History, World History and P.E.

What’s your favorite part about working with high school age students? I think my favorite part in working with students is the range from goofiness to seriousness you can have with them in a two minute conversation – their minds seem to be always going 1,000 mph with activity. Every conversation is different!

Why did becoming the new BBHS Athletic Director appeal to you? Sports have played a major role in my life – from the relationships I have made to the success and challenges I have faced on and off the field. I want to continue and grow the tradition of Bishop Blanchet Athletics in any way I can to make it a positive and successful experience for all of our athletes.

What do you see as your biggest priorities during your first year? My biggest priority during my first year is to examine the athletics program and to identify areas of success and potential for growth. I also want to expand our social media presence to help our current families and alumni better participate in what is happening with all of our athletics at BBHS.

What are you most excited about in taking on this new role? One of the things I am most excited for in becoming the AD is the chance to work with our coaches. Coaching can be a very challenging but rewarding

What do you like to do in your spare time? Golf is my biggest passion. In my spare time you will find me either at Interbay Golf Center hitting a bucket of golf balls or on a local Seattle municipal golf course, hopefully enjoying a round.

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BBHS ARTS

Hannah’s Eye, by Sophia Petrucci ’17, above Influenced by Leonardo, by Lisan Kent ’17 , left

Music In April, 30 students from the Jazz Band, Jazz Choir and Jazz Combo traveled with Mr. Sean Richarz and Mrs. Becca Cantrell to the Reno Jazz Festival. The bands and the choir performed excellently! Juan Hillon ’19, Garret Klee ’17, Lawrence McDonell ’17, Ryan Norwine ’17, Lillian Senzek ’17 and Gunnar Streuli ’17 all received medals for Outstanding Musicians in the Jazz Band. Meagan Hodgins ’17 and Gunnar received medals for Outstanding Musicians in the Jazz Choir. On May 21st, the Orchestra, Band, and Choir programs held their Spring Music Concert. The musicians were accompanied by students from the Art Club who created original works of art based on the music during the concert.

Visual Arts The 2017 Art Week was full of excitement! More than 120 pieces of artwork by 90 students were on display around the school the week of May 15th. On May 16th, Blanchet officially became a member of the National Art Honor Society. Grace Corkum ’20, Lisan Kent ’17, Hanna McNulty ’17, Sophia Petrucci ’17, Christina Savio ’18, Lillian Senzek ’18, Katana Sol ’17, and Helen Wu ’17 were all inducted. Congratulations! 12

Coming up this fall, the Fall Choir Concert will be on October 16th, and the Christmas Music Concert is on December 10th. Please join us to enjoy the music of our many talented students in the Music program.

Drama Congrats to the following members of the Class of 2017 on their admission to some of the country’s top performing arts institutions. We can’t wait to see what you do next!

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Bishop Blanchet Performing Arts Presents

Isabella Brown: University of Washington Nico Dangla: University of Michigan Gabriella Giordano: University of Montana Lawrence McDonnell: American Musical and Dramatic Academy Stephen Moreau: The American Academy of Dramatic Arts Noelle Mortensen: San Diego State University Jordan Williams: University of Evansville

The Secret In The Wings A Play

by Mary Zimmerman December 1 December 2 December 3

7:00 pm 7:00 pm 2:00 pm

Marge Bradburn Theatre

Bishop Blanchet High School 8200 Wallingford Ave N. Seattle, WA 206-527-7711

Tickets go on sale November 14th

On May 11th, Blanchet inducted 24 new members into the International Thespians Society, Troupe 5342. To become a member of ITS, students must log over 100 hours of work in at least two separate categories, such as Acting and Production. In June, the drama faculty (Mrs. Mo Mershon, Mr. Corey Eriksen and Mr. Robert Bergin) accompanied a group of 18 drama students to New York City, where they saw four Broadway shows, met with actors, including BBHS alumnus Don Darryl Rivera ’02, and took part in acting and stage combat workshops. This trip was a fitting send-off for Mrs. Mershon, who has retired after serving 17 years as Blanchet’s Drama Director. We will miss you, Mo! This year’s fall play is The Secret in the Wings by Mary Zimmerman, directed by Mr. Bergin. The play explores how we understand fairy tales at different ages. Performances are December 1st through 3rd.

“Perhaps everything that frightens us is, in its deepest essence, something helpless that wants our love.”

-Rainer Maria Rilke

The students in the acting and production classes are preparing five student-directed one-acts for the annual One-Act Festival: If You Can’t Make ‘Em Laugh, Make ‘Em Cry by Jeffery Harr, directed by Emma Facer ’18; My Friend Never Said Goodbye by Robert Mauro, directed by Natalie Gryniewicz ’18; Plots by Jerome McDonough, directed by Francesca Leonard ’18; Camel Dung and Cloves by Dara Murphy, directed by Chiara Procaccio ’18; and Rules of Comedy by Patricia Cotter, directed by Indira Rampersad ’18. The One-Act Festival opens January 18th and closes January 20th with a special performance by the BBHS Improv Team. Blanchet Drama is excited to welcome Mrs. Liz McCarthy-French ’79 to direct this year’s musical! Liz has been a professional actor/singer/dancer for 30+ years, performing onstage both nationally and locally, and in numerous films. Here in Seattle she has appeared regularly at the 5th Avenue, Seattle Repertory Theatre, ACT, Intiman, Tacoma Actors Guild, and Seattle Children’s Theatre. Ms. McCarthy-French is excited to pass the torch of her love of the theatre on to students as the new Producing Director of the 2018 Spring Musical.

Jazz Band Medalists

This year’s musical will be announced in December, and performances will be at the Moore Theatre, May 25th through 27th.

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BBHS SPORTS

Baseball The varsity baseball team survived an unprecedented rainy spring with the constant downpour making consistent play a challenge. The Braves were up to the task and played in driving rain, wind storms and freezing temperatures and qualified for the metro playoffs.

Senior Dylan Lamb ’17 was the team’s MVP and Most Inspirational player. Dylan also was named to the Metro League 1st Team and was named recipient of the Josh Dickerson league most inspirational player. Tommy Vail ’17 was named to the All-Metro 2nd Team.

Girls Track Congrats to the girls 4th place finish at the Metro Championship meet. The following placed in the top four in individual events: Ginger Markow ’17 2nd in Pole Vault

Jadyn Bush ’17

2nd in High Jump, 4th in Triple Jump

Jillese Bush ’18

2nd in Discus, 3rd in Shot Put

Softball The 2017 BBHS softball team concluded Metro league play as Valley Division champions. The Braves placed sixth in the Metro League Tournament and advanced to the Sea-King District tournament. The following players received all league honors:

2nd in 4x400 relay

Olivia Ford ’20

4th in Discus

Jillese Bush ’18

Qualified for State in the Discus and Shot Put

Ginger Markow ’17

Jessica Segle ’18

Capped off a remarkable career and placed 3rd at state in the Pole Vault

Gianna Marchese 18’, Lily King ’19 and Maddie O’Neil ’17

Team awards Ginger Markow ’17, Jillese Bush ’18, Jadyn Bush ’17

All-Metro

All Division

Greta Geivett ’18 and Edie O’Connor ’17 Honorable Mention

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Emma Flood ’18, Helena Dougherty ’20, Megan Hatton ’19, Amanda Foos ’17

Boys Track The boys capped off a great season with a 3rd place finish at the Metro Championship meet. The following placed in the top 4 in individual events: Barnabas Sirak ’17

Metro Champion in Pole Vault

Scott Rickels ’18

Metro Champion in Shot Put

Chris Frost ’19

3rd in Metro in High Hurdles, 3rd in Long Jump

Conor Moore ’18, Dylan Murphy ’18, Chris Frost ’18, Carter Custer ’18

3rd in Metro in the 4x100 relay

Scott Rickels ’18

Qualified for state in the Discus and placed 8th at state in the Shot Put.

Barnabas Sirak ’17

Placed 8th in state in Pole Vault

Team awards Scott Rickels ’18, Barnabas Sirak ’17, Chris Frost ’18 MVPs

Connor Rauch ’17

MVPs

Most Inspirational

Emma Flood ’18

Nigel Fernandes ’17, Nick Jebousek ’17, Connor Rauch ’17, Liam Sexton ’17

Most Inspirational

Liv McShane ’17

Tony Burkhardt Award (an athlete that excels at the sport while overcoming adversity)

Scholar Athletes (earned a varsity letter and had a cumulative 3.7 GPA or above)

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CONGRATULATIONS! BRAVE SCHOLAR ATHLETES FINISH FIRST AMONG WASHINGTON STATE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN THE 2016-17 WIAA SCHOLASTIC CUP! The winners were selected on a combination of on-field success and achievements in the classroom. Congratulations, Braves!

Boys Lacrosse

Girls Lacrosse

Boys Soccer

The Bishop Blanchet Boys Lacrosse team had another solid season against some very tough competition. Although there were a few ups and downs, the Braves pulled wins over Stevenson High School from California and against neighborhood rival Roosevelt. However what really stood out was how much the Braves improved as a team throughout the spring. Blanchet hopes to pick up the momentum from this year and produce a tough group to compete next spring. In terms of accolades, Jackson Brown ’18 was named Second Team All-Metro midfielder.

In just the second year of the program, the girls Lacrosse team moved up to compete at the varsity level. The move was a big step for our young team, holding a roster of 30 players with just three upperclassmen. The young team looks forward to continued growth in the coming years!

Despite the young roster, the Braves held good standing in the competitive Metro League and entered post-season play. The team holds high expectations for the 2018 season.

Tennis The 2017 Bishop Blanchet tennis teams had a fantastic season with a record turnout. Over 70 boys and girls went through tryouts with 40 making the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams. The Varsity boys team had six returning seniors and captured 1st place in their Metro division and beat Seattle Prep for the first time in 21 years.

Sophomore Sophie Butler ’19 was named the most valuable player and freshman Logan Gray ’20 was selected to Team Washington and competed at the Women’s National Tournament at Yale University.

All-League Honors Second Team Sam Peerce ’18 Jack Kane ’17 Will Karges ’17 Eli Sherwood ’18 Lukas Delen ’18 Honorable Mentions Tanner Hanay ’17 Zach Walls ’17 Marc Chiu ’20 McCoy Hennes ’19 Brendan Dapper ’17 Kurtis Delen ’19

Charlie Loveland ’17 and Tommy Kane ’17 captured 5th in Metro and 8th in Districts boys doubles. In Singles, David Ochsner ’19 took 6th in Metro and 10th in Districts and Eddie Shelton ’20 placed 5th in Metro and 8th in Districts.

and Mia Loveland ’19 had a good doubles showing along with Lucie O’Clair ’18 in singles. Mia Singh ’20 finished 4th in Metro, 5th in Districts and 9th at State. Mia was the first freshman since the early 1980s to go to State for the tennis team.

The Varsity girls team had four returning seniors and placed second in their division. In the Metro tournament, Cameron Ferguson ’19

Both the boys and girls tennis teams received the WIAA Outstanding Scholastic Award for 2017 with a grade point average above 3.5.

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Thank you for your service! The heart of a Bishop Blanchet education is the dedicated faculty and staff that serve our students. From inspiring lessons to late nights at sporting events, to making sure candy is always in fresh supply, the three individuals below have fully given of themselves professionally and personally to make BBHS feel like home for all of our families.

George, we will miss your presence in the halls of BBHS. You have given your entire professional life to the Braves – a truly remarkable gift. You have impacted this school in so many ways and you will be remembered years from now by those lucky enough to have spent time with you. Your commitment and dedication to the Braves is unmatched. You come from a time when words like commitment, honor, loyalty and service to an organization really were the foundation of your generation. Thank you for modeling these traits and for showing us how it’s supposed to be done. God Bless and Godspeed in the next phase of your journey!

George Monica ’67: Athletic Director, Coach & Instructor Tribute by Chuck Bocian, VP for Student Life We cannot thank George Monica enough for all that he has done for Bishop Blanchet over the years. People don’t realize just how much time he has devoted to the students – the countless hours as the football and baseball coach, the nights and weekends spent at athletic events both home and away and, of course, the PE and History classes. George has made it his personal goal to ensure that all student athletes, both girls and boys, had equal access to participate and compete in all sports offered while in attendance at Blanchet. Each sport was given the support to field competitive teams. This included access to quality coaches, all the necessary team gear, practice sites, buses and the toughest opponents to compete with and against.

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Judy Baumgartner: English Teacher Tribute by Kelli Christiansen Never one to sit back and watch, Judy dedicated herself to the students and the community both in and out of the classroom, always going the extra mile for the students. As an English teacher, Judy was known as the resource for all questions on grammar. She taught every single class offered over her long and celebrated tenure from English 9 to a senior class on Short Fiction. Never one to let reading and scoring papers take up all her time, Judy managed to get herself involved in many different student activities, including coaching students in writing, taking time for extra tutoring and attending student performances and athletic events. Whether coaching track or cross country, leading students trips to explore the wonders of Europe, running an SAT prep class with Kerry Burrows, or working with the sophomore class cabinet as a moderator, Judy could often be found there in the middle of everything, helping the

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Shirley Epton: Development Assistant Tribute by Mary Williams Beard ’81 sophomores decorate the gym for Homecoming and always cheering them on. In everything Judy was a model for others on the way to get involved, engage with the students and encourage them to use their leadership skills. Professionally, Judy served as English Department chair and teacher, where she supervised the hiring and mentoring of new English teachers; as school librarian, Judy supervised the transition of the library from the card catalogue to the digital age. Lastly, as the official writing coach, Judy worked with countless students one-on-one, helping them with their writing across all subject areas, as well as breaking down the mysteries of MLA. In her forty plus years here, countless alumni owe Ms. Baum for teaching them how to write clearly, identify key parts of speech and explain the opening passage of A Tale of Two Cities. Beloved by the students, faculty and parents alike, Ms. Baum always found a way to make people feel valued and supported. We miss her generous and kind presence in the building as well as her silly antics and mischievous grin. Enjoy retirement, Judy! Your “deep gladness” has been contagious and will remain with us for a long time to come!

Shirley Epton began as a volunteer when her son Michael ’04 was a student here at BBHS. She was a stellar volunteer and was offered a part-time job which eventually worked into a full time job. She worked at BBHS for over 15 years and her last post was as our Development Assistant and Database Manager. Her dedication to doing accurate work is unparalleled and is something I have not seen matched in my time as a professional. She held all of us in the Development Department to a higher standard and made us a better department because she cares so much! Her dedication to Blanchet and her coworkers was amazing and her ability to find a small moment to say that she appreciates you, or that she enjoys having you in the office, makes a Wednesday feel like a Friday! Blanchet is grateful for Shirley’s excellent work and we will miss her immensely! We wish her a wonderful retirement and safe travels as she makes her way east of the mountains and to Florida to visit her siblings. Shirley also looks forward to getting her hands dirty while working in her yard in the Wedgwood area. Shirley was honored with the 2016-17 Jim Pinsoneault Beyond the Classroom Staff Award for her incredible commitment to BBHS. Congratulations!

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ALUMNI REUNIONS & EVENTS

Easter Egg Hunt On Saturday, April 8th Bishop Blanchet hosted its annual Easter Egg Hunt. The Event was attended by over 150 people and 70 egg hunters ages eight and under. Alumni, friends and their family members enjoyed Easter themed crafting, refreshments and snacks and a visit from the Easter Bunny.

REUNIONS For the latest information on your upcoming reunion, contact Robert Lukevich at rlukevich@bishopblanchet.org or 206-527-3981.

1962 Saturday, October 28, 2017 at Bishop Blanchet.

1967 Held a great reunion on Saturday, May 20. Congrats to the Class of 1967, our newest members of the Gold & Brave Club!

1977 Saturday, September 30, 2017 at Glendale Country Club, 6:00 p.m.

Golf Classic

1995 Saturday, October 21, 2017, at Ballard Elks Lodge, 6:30 p.m.

1997 Held two great events – one at The Dane and a family event at BBHS on Mickey Naish Field. Congrats Class of 1997 on celebrating your recent reunion.

2007 Saturday, October 21, 2017 at Bishop Blanchet.

1982 Saturday, October 14, 2017, at Big E Ales, 7:00 p.m.

1987 Held a great reunion event on Saturday, September 16 at the Tap House Grill. Congrats Class of 1987 on celebrating your reunion.

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Classes of 1972, 1992: We are still seeking volunteers to plan your reunion! Please contact Robert Lukevich ’04 at rlukevich@bishopblanchet. org or 206-527-3981 if you’re interested in helping out.

On June 19th, at Willows Run Golf Course, BBHS alums, parents and friends hit the links for the 20th Annual Bishop Blanchet Golf Classic. For two decades, the BBHS community has come together to golf, have a good time and raise money for the BBHS Annual Fund. Golfers had an awesome day in Redmond and a delicious catered dinner. This year Head Football Coach Kyle Moore ’98 was our Beat the Coach participant and players enjoyed getting to meet coach and try to best him on a “closest to the pin” contest. Raffle winners took home Husky Football tickets, fresh crab, BBHS gear and lodging for four in Hawaii. Thank you to all of the golfers and sponsors who made it possible for us to hold this wonderful annual event. Also, a big thank you goes out to the BBHS Alumni Board for their efforts in helping to plan the event. We hope to see you all for our 21st edition of the Golf Classic on Monday, June 18, 2018 at Willows Run Golf Course.

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Local Brave Events On Wednesday, October, 18th stop by Elliot Bay Brewery in Lake City for a free beer or soda! Robert Lukevich, Assistant Director of Development, Alumni Relations & Planned Giving, will be at Elliot Bay to celebrate being a Brave. This event is open to all of our alumni. This is our first in a series of local events where we come to you! You donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t always need to come to Green Lake to see us, come meet with fellow Braves and be sure to bring another alum with you. See you soon!

Gold & Brave Mass

Brave 5k Many thanks to all those who participated in the 2017 Brave 5k. The 7th annual event was a resounding success, thanks to all the hard work of our parents, coaches, students, volunteers, and supporters. The event grew significantly in terms of overall numbers and enthusiasm and energy. A very special thanks to the 2017 Brave 5k Sponsors: Brave Booster

Club, TC Span America, Super Jock â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;N Jill and Oiselle. These fantastic sponsors helped underwrite the entire event. Therefore, all of the race fees, which added up to close to $4,000, were deposited into the fund supporting Bishop Blanchet Cross Country programs which subsidizes team apparel, training shoes and competition gear.

Join Us for Homecoming! Friday, October 6, 2017 Bishop Blanchet High School Mickey Naish Field 7:00 PM vs. Ballard High School Alums are free to enter the game and will be given a ticket for a complimentary hot dog or hamburger and drink of their choice! Be sure to visit the alumni check-in table at either entrance and if you have questions about the event you can contact Robert Lukevich at rlukevich@ bishopblanchet.org or at 206-527-3981. For more info and to RSVP, visit www.bishopblanchet.org/homecoming. Be sure to update your contact information at www.bishopblanchet.org/alumniupdate to receive all of our great information regarding alumni events.

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The Gold & Brave Club is running strong. Thank you to all of the club members who were able to attend the second Gold & Brave Mass on August 27th. The Mass was officiated by Father Jordan Bradshaw of the UW Newman center. After Mass, Gold & Brave Club members and their families were treated to coffee and snacks in the Bradburn Library and Media Center. The Gold & Brave Club serves to recognize and celebrate those within the Blanchet Community that have celebrated 50 year reunions. This year the club was proud to welcome the Class of 1967 into its ranks. Next year, the Club looks forward to celebrating with the Class of 1968 as they join and receive their Golden B Lapel pins. If you have a question about the Gold & Brave Club or would like to receive your Golden B lapel pin please contact Robert Lukevich at rlukevich@bishopblanchet.org or at 206-527-3981. 19

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GRAD TIDINGS

1965

Since her graduation from BBHS, Dr. Jerilyn Felton has completed her M.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies and her M.A. in Applied Theology at Marylhurst University where she laid a foundation for spiritual/ pastoral care using dogs in ministry. She then completed her Doctor of Ministry degree at Portland Seminary. She has founded the Four-Footed Ministers Pastoral Care Program. Outside of her spiritual pursuits she has been performing in the sport of ice dancing for many decades and she enjoys giving back to the sport by judging competitions in the disciplines of Singles, Pairs and Dance.

1969

On March 19th, Tom Sewell was inducted into the Washington Chapter of the National Wresting Hall of Fame. Tom has coached Wrestling around the greater Seattle area since 1972 with head coaching and assistant coaching positions at Juanita, Bothell, Inglemoor and Edmonds Woodway. He was a dedicated coach to many student athletes including his sons Paul and Mike, both of whom are accomplished wrestlers. Tom is an decorated coach and was the WIAA 4A Coach of the Year in 2005 and was inducted in the Washington State Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame in 2007.

1976 In July, Joseph “Joe” Steele was inducted into the State of Washington Sports Hall of Fame. Joe set records at BBHS on the way to winning the 1974 State Championship and was selected as a Parade All American. Joe has also been inducted into the UW Husky Hall of Fame in 1996 and the WIAA Hall of Fame in 2010.

1983 Bob Ferguson, Washington State Attorney General, was named one of The 100 Most Influential People by Time Magazine.

1987 Hank Cobb recently won the 2016 Alexion Founders Club Award. This award was given to Hank for his work in in ultrarare hematological and kidney disorders. Hank works at Alexion Pharmaceutical as a Regional Business Manager in Ultra Rare Heme Disease. Christopher Blunt won the award for Best Inspirational Fiction in the 2017 Next Generation Indie Book Awards for his novel Full Cycle. The book is available through Seattle and King County Library systems and online through Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

1992 John O’Leary,current BBHS Faculty Member and Cross Country Coach received the St. John Bosco Award for Service to CYO Athletics. The award recognizes individuals whose devotion to young people through service goes beyond expectation, in years, effort, dedication and commitment to the youth of the Archdiocese of Seattle.

1995 During the summer Russell Nyberg has been subbing as a percussionist for 2 0

Miss Saigon and A Bronx Tale on Broadway in New York. Russell has toured with many shows including Chicago and The Grinch Who Stole Christmas during his nearly 10 years working in musical theater.

1997

Dominic Procopio works for the Institute on Race, Equality and Human Rights, an NGO in Washington DC that works in the area of Human Rights. Recently, Dominic presented to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination at their headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.

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2008 Amanda Holberg writes for Metiza a positive online community focused on inspiring and encouraging young women to be their best selves. In the April of 2017, Amanda wrote an article that featured three alums in their preparation for Senior Prom.

2009 Jake Lamb ’09 was voted onto the American League All Star Team for this 2002

plans to major in Construction Management. He has been a member of the football team since he was a freshman and took over long snapper responsibilities this fall. Good luck this season Kyle!

In 2017, Christine Longé co- years MLB All Star Game. wrote and performed an original physical 2014 Kyle Celli is the starting Long 2017 Dylan Lamb signed a letter of comedy The Adventures of Rocketman and Snapper for the Washington State Cougar intent to play Baseball at the University of Beano for Bumbershoot, Seattle Fringe Football team. Kyle is a Senior at WSU and Washington. Festival, 18th & Union, and BC’s Vancouver Fringe Festival. Her new solo show will debut in a workshop reading on September 30 at the Pocket Theater.

In Memoriam Alumni 1958 Dr.

Kathleen Marie Mirante, sister of Sharon Mirante ’59, Timothy ’63

1959

Madelon (LeBlanc) Pytel, sister of Adrienne (LeBlanc) Fryhoff ’63

1960 Richard “Dick” Fox, brother of Mary Frances (Fox) Rivera, ’58 and David G. Fox ’67, uncle of Theresa (Fox) Dowd ’95 2004

Michelle Augustavo has been named Assistant Coach of the University of Washington Women’s Basketball team. Michelle, twice a team captain while a Husky, has been coaching since she concluded her playing days at the UW in 2009. She has had coaching or administrative stops at Seattle University, Sacramento State, Denver, Long Beach State University and UC Irvine. Michelle earned her Master’s Degree in Coaching and Athletics Administration from Concordia University (Irvine) after graduating from the UW with a BA in English Language and Literature and a minor in Education. The UW Women appeared in the final four in 2016 and most recently reached the sweet sixteen in March of this year.

1964 Terrance “Terry” Egan 1970 Michelle Anderson, mother of Dana ’95, Jill ’97, Curt ‘03

1973 David Winn, cousin of Lawrence ’65, Mary Anne ’70, Rose Marie ’73 Charlie Hingston, brother of Patricia (Vermilion) ’72, Joseph ’74, Philip ’78 (Debra Jones) ’78, Mary Lou (Evans) ’84

Lorraine Kathryn “Kay” Pike, mother of Paula (Pike) Marter ’68, Marilyn (Pike) Cummings ’69, Richard Pike ’71, Colleen (Pike) Herrin ’73, Joanne (Pike) Pryor ’74, Louanne (Pike) Grand ’76, Karen (Pike) Maier ’79, aunt to Helen (Pike) Maher ’69, Pat Pike ’71, Arnold Pike ’73, Mike Ott ’75, Steve Ott ’76, Tom Ott ’78 John Flanigan, father of Kathleen Stark ’76, Pat ’77, Mike ’79, Kevin ’80, Tim ’82, Maureen Sabiers ’84, Colleen King ’87 and Grandfather to Megan ’04, Brian ’06, Molly ’08, Kyle ’11. “Grandpa” George Hildreth, volunteer and fan of Bishop Blanchet Athletics Edmund Robinson, father of Brian ’65, Troy ’67, Kevin ’69 (Catherine ’69), Theresa ’70 (deceased), Danny ’76

1986

Julia Burr, mother of Marianne ’72, William “Bill” ’79, Monica (Hoover) ’81 and grandmother of Aimee Craig ’08

2003 Ryan Dean Mitchell

Dr. Robert Bendzak, father of Kim (Johansson) ’73, Jody (Wellnitz) ’76, Tom ‘80, Gjeryl (Sharp) (Mike ’82), Steve ’84, grandfather of Courtney (Wiege) ’02, Tali (Wee) ’04, Drew ’07, Alina (Sharp), AIden (Sharp) ’16

Jennifer Campbell, sister of Matthew ’85, aunt of Matthew ’18, Casey ’20

Friends Sister John Thomas Hackett, BVM, former faculty member

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Ways to Give

2016/2017 BISHOP BLANCHET HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT

Cash Gifts Cash gifts can be made through credit/debit card transactions, cash or check, electronic funds transfers (EFTs- set up with our business office) made payable to Bishop Blanchet High School Annual Fund. To donate online or make a pledge: www.bishopblanchet.org/ donation. Matching Gifts Matching gifts are an easy way to double or even triple your donation to Bishop Blanchet. Please check with your human resources department to see if your company matches tax-deducible contributions. Employee Giving Campaign & United Way May companies have employeegiving programs: Microsoft and Boeing, just to name a few, are companies that offer payroll deduction for your donations. For United Way campaigns, you can designate BBHS #93037 for your gift.

Thank You to our generous donors for your thoughtful support of Bishop Blanchet High School. This report reflects all gifts made between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017. We strive to produce an accurate listing of our donors. The following list represents combined and tax-deductible giving to the following activities and funds: Annual Fund, A Brave Future-Capital Campaign, Brave Venture Gala and Online Auctions, Booster Club, Spring Musical Patrons, name endowments, memorials/honorariums, restricted gifts, performing arts and special projects. We make every effort to ensure accurate records and reporting and apologize for any discrepancies or omissions. Please report any errors to Mary Williams Beard â&#x20AC;&#x2122;81, Director of Development, at 206.527.7733.

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Gifts-in-Kind Tangible items can be donated to the school or individual departments. The Development Department can help you determine the acceptability of gifts as well as potential tax benefits of gifts-in-kind. Stock Gifts Many individuals choose to give appreciated stock in order to avoid capital gains tax and support Bishop Blanchet. Planned Gifts You can remember Bishop Blanchet High School by leaving a gift in your will or estate plan. If you are interested in making a planned gift, please contact Robert Lukevich at rlukevich@bishopblanchet.org or (206) 527-3981. For more information on ways to give, please contact Stephanie Gravenkemper at sgravenkemper@ bishopblanchet.org at (206) 527-7735 for more information.

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Diamond Circle $1,000,000+ The Norcliffe Foundation

Platinum Circle $100,000+

Anonymous In Honor of Frank and Dolores Holberg David J. Hovind ’58 and Shelley Hovind PACCAR Inc Jim and Margie Rose

Legacy $20,000+

Anonymous Archdiocese of Seattle BBHS Booster Club Robert and Sara Blair Dr. Peg Haggerty Microsoft Corporation Joe ’85 and Lisa ’85 Petschl Family Pinsoneault Family Raikes Foundation Jeffrey and Perri Roe The Frost and Margaret Snyder Foundation The Perkin Fund

Brave Circle $10,000+

Brian ’85 and Chrissy Acarregui Patrick and Karen Crumb Michael ’80 and Ann Derr Curtis and Olga Dyckman Dr. Maroun and Sophie Marie El-Khoury Beau and Julie Gould Robert and Debora Horvath Helen Jolly Shannon ’90 and Chris Langer Kerry ’87 and Catherine Loveland Tadeusz and Joy Markow Moccasin Lake Foundation James and Theresa Murphy Joyce ’58 and Dan Murphy Christopher and Karen Prohaska Sellen Construction Company James Sheldrup and Luisa Alvarez de Sheldrup Michelle ’88 and Scott Summers Martin and Lisa Thenell Edie ’62 and Ed Wartelle Mary ’65 and Pat Welch

Green and Gold Circle $5,000+ Anonymous Boeing Gift Matching Program Randall and Maureen Broom Keith Burney and Amy Hogan-Burney Pam ’79 and Steve Cory Antonio* and Martha DeSapio Fr. Gordon Douglas Teresa Spellman Gamble ’82 and Timothy Gamble Joseph and Gwen Geivett David and Kari Hatlen John W. Hempelmann ’60 John and Marisol Joynt Karin ’82 and Brock Loen Mark and Stacie Ludden Robert and Marta McCullough

Chris and Kim Galbraith Edson and Julie Gallaudet Matthew and Portia Gray Christopher ’83 and Kirsti Griffin Craig and Jennifer Gryniewicz Patricia Gudrian-Crawford and Tobias Crawford Uli and Patty Haller Ryan and Kimberly Hamilton Craig and Amy Hampson Julie ’85 and Greg Hanon Ryan and Nicole Hardie Matthew and Anne Haskins President’s Circle $1,000+ Molly and Bill Hastings Rick and Refawne Acarregui Patricia ’87 and Michael Heffernan Daniel and Lisa Adams David Hennes and Caroline Anderson Charlene Aguilar and Luis Fraga Scott and Catherine Henson George and Molly Allen Bill Herber Thomas Allen and Mary Ransom Douglas and Barbara Herrington Brent and Jen Anderson Sean and Christine Hilt Anonymous (4) Randy and Tina Hodgins Bridget Mathews Aumell ’85 Peter and Trina Hollomon Randy and Julie Back Katherine Huber Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Ozo and Mary Jaculewicz R. Charles and Gaye Barrett Rachel Johnson Paul and Colleen Battaglia Mary Williams Beard ’81* and Joseph Beard Steven and Laura Johnson Barry ’81 and Shellee Kaimakis Bob and Bonne Bejan Robert and Annmarie Kelly Barbara* and Dave Belfie James ’78 and Linda Kinerk Gene and Theresa Blahato Molly Kledzik ’71 Colleen ’79 and Tom Blaikie Karen Klepper Robert and Ellen Bollard Shannon ’89 and Brad Knowles Colleen ’77 and Paul Brajcich Randall Bremgartner and Victoria Silecchio Daniel and Sandra ’86 Krager Mark and Deirdre Lacambra Robert and Jennifer Bucher Mitch and Sue Legel Frank and Shelley Buhler Joel and Delia Lemus Lynn Burns ’64* Donald Andrew and Ruth Lewis Christopher and Kimberly Butler Paul Lin and Lynn Reilly-Lin Cambia Health Foundation Chaozi Liu and Daiyun Fang Matching Gift Program Peter ’71 and Linda Lukevich Renato and Melanie Canto Kevin MacPherson and Susan Balich JoAnn Carbonetti ’68 Michael and Barbara Maher Patrick Carr ’69 Thomas and Melissa Maider Renee Carroll ’68 Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Christopher and Michele Maly Ann ’82 and David Mann Dr. Pauline M. Cline ’65 Maple Leaf Management LLC Conifer Foods Inc Gregory and Pamela Marchand Kathy Cushman Scott and Glorilyn Maw Mathias and Kristine Dangla Patricia McBride Scott and Monica DeMeulemeester Jeannie and Loren McElvain Greg and Bev DiMartino Kenneth ’92 and Camie McIalwain Nick and Janine DiMartino McMillen Jacobs Associates Steve and Marie DiPietro Heather ’88 and Carlo Mears DirecTV Sports Networks Jerry and Debbie Medved Alan and Kristen Dittmaier Joseph ’87 and Carmela ’90 Mele Damien and Debbie Dreis Meredith Corporation Foundation Jeffrey ’87 and Jennifer ’89 Droppelman Matching Gifts Program Terry ’64† and Ginny Egan Christopher and Jodi Merrywell Michael ’65 and Becky Egan Maureen Mershon* and Frank Siderius Ashley and Linda Emery Patricia and Richard Miailovich Lorne and Tyera Enquist Micro-Chem Laboratories Shirley P. Epton* James ’63 and Gretchen ’62 Miller William and Laurie Farmer Michael and Tiffany Minor Parker A. Ferguson Jens Fischer and Susanne Wagner-Fischer Steven and Kimberly Miska George ’67* and Leah ’86 Monica Cary and Jo Flannery Thomas’84 and Suzanne McGill Scott and Tiffany Merriman Anthony Olney and Mary McHugh Adam and Lynn Rauch Paul and Shawn Saline Schuler Family Patrick M. Shanahan ’80 Jeanie Shields John and Angela Traynor Kenneth ’86 and Esmee Williams Sally ’87 and David Wright

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Chris Moore ’80 and Susanne Quistgaard Shawn and Randy Moore Cristian and Monica Mora Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program Ed and Cindy Moriarty Steven and Lynnette Muenzberg William Mueting and Jane Rygg James and Jill Navone John and Sara Needham Steven and Kelly Nolan Shafer Dermot and Kelly Noonan Michael and Shelley O’Clair Lynn M. O’Connor ’88 John and Betsy O’Kane Jeffrey and Holly Parker Lee and Alison Parsons Jay Paulus and Michelle Madigan Michael Pierce ’86* James ’80 and Janelle Pinsoneault Joseph ’85 and Cheryl Pinsoneault Justin ’72 and Karen Pirak Walter and Deborah Pisano Renee Pitra and Charles Balsley Piero Procaccio and Rebecca Cook Carlyle and Sally Rampersad Thomas* and Mary ’80 Ramsey Linda Reeder ’73 Mary Anne Reeder ’76 and Paul Griffith Peter and Michelle Richmond Allan and Karla Romano William Romans ’73 Matthew Rowley and Elizabeth Gauer Mark and Ursula Saltvig Christopher and Shelli Sams Harvey J.† and Dorothy E. Schmitz† David and Jan Schrader Cass ’65 and Paul Seely Bruce and Lynn Shamulka Sara ’78 and Michael Shelton Pauline* and Lloyd Skinner Michael and Dianne Smith Edward Snyders and Julie Renick Lisa Srithongsuk ’88 and Scott Richardson Steven and Susan Stolle Brion and Kristin Stone Carlos ’83 and Sara Strazzara Michael Striefel and Laura Wellington Jack and Sarah Sutermeister Geordie Sze and Linda Schetky Edward ’80 and Lynn Thenell Norman and Carin Tonina Catherine ’83 and Douglas Tveter John ’73 and Diane Ulacia Thomas and Lendy Vail John Vanderzanden and Sandra Harui Nicholas Vivas and Alicia Johnsen Vincent Vonada and Francesca Benoit Sandra* and Michael Walls Sheryl* and Dick Welch Wells Fargo Bank Matching Gifts Program Marianne ’83 and Matt Wells

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Peter and Karen Wickstrand Wold Family Foundation Nikolaus and Virginia Wuehrer Philip and Jennifer Yerkes Andrea J. Zinsmeyer-Wiser

Patron $500+

Advanced Leadership Consulting Scott and Suzie Alan Alaska Airlines Alison Aleinikoff ’78 Mark and Michelle Allen Ally Financial Eduardo Alvarez Marquard Christopher and Annette Anderson Fr. Michael Angelovic Anonymous Arthur J Gallagher & Co James and Virginia Axtman Steven and Jennifer Bader Dean and Sonya Baker Richard Baker ’58 Laurie Bauder Andrew and Paula Benson David Bergsvik and Scarlett Cava Theresa Bigler ’74 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Mary Jane Blaylock Radim Blazej Charles ’73* and Rebecca ’73 Bocian Boeing Retirees Matching Gifts Program Thomas and Kathryn Bouchard Edward T. Boyle ’86 Kirk and Erin Brewer Eric and Shelley Brodersen Michael and Carolynn Brown Roberta ’58 and Robert Brown Timothy Brown and Helen Sullivan Thomas and Kimberly Brush James and Molly Bullard Matthew and Teresa Byers Kelly and Jacquie Byrne Matthew ’85 and Amy Campbell Robert and Wendy Champagne Kristine Charboneau and Joel Wilbur Class of 1966 Class of 1976 Thomas and Catherine Cunningham Sean Curran and Lori Mason Curran D.A. Davidson Companies Bobby Dampier and Jocelyn Angsioco Kathleen Davis-Hayfield ’78 and Brett Hayfield Jacqueline Degel Susan Denning Keith Dingfield and Susan Slonecker Steven Donaldson ’75 William J. Dooris ’79 Frederick ’76 and Pamela-Marie Dore Lewis and Lindsey Dorrington John and Eva Dougherty John ’72 and Allison Durkin Gene and Susan Eberlein Electronic Arts Outreach Gift Match

Michael and Karla Essig Benjamin and Hilary Facer Farmers Insurance-Isabelle Ochsner Pamela Faulkner and Brigid Stackpool Hector and Jennifer Fernandes Mike and Katie Fleming James and Michele Flinn Daniel and Susan Foley James and Sharon Fowler Fred H. & Mary S. Dore Charitable Foundation Eric and Jayne Freeman Marlene ’65 and Ron Fros Fulcrum Foundation Frank Fuoco and Benjamin Liu Karl and Pam Garand Charles and Sally Garneski Terry Glick Julie Thenell Grasseschi ’79 and Chris Grasseschi John and Heidi Hagen Michael and Kimberly Halvorson Michael and Kimberly Harmon Kenneth Hasselbalch Steve and Fatima Hayatsu Joseph Heffernan ’81 and Brenna Bond Brian and Geri Henling Bryan and Elizabeth Hester John and Gretchen Hollett Mike Hooks and Maggie Lucas Steve Horsman and Pat Chaney Stephen Houghton ’65 Robert and Susan Hoxie Charles Huber ’82 John Incardona and Megan Thomas Mark and Megan Jarman Gregory M. Jelinek and Ingrid Emerick Orenthal Johnson and Carolina Cruz Philip and Kathleen Jones Kevin and Carol Ann Joyce Stephanie ’89 and William Judy Dennis Jumaquio and Tim Donlan Daniel and Corrie Kahn Steven Kallick and Marlyn Twitchell David Keene Monte and Karen Kenaston Joseph ’89 and Kristin Kenny Ian and Leanne Kerrigan Brian J. Kraus Valerie A. Krueger-Stahnke ’83 and Robert Stahnke Patrick ’81 and Mary Lamb Leo & Elizabeth Puckett Family Trust John and Stacy Leonard Mitchell Levy and Rebecca Albiani Eben and Jane Lewis Gregory P. Lewis Gregory and Kathleen Link Shawna ’80 and Stephan Litterski Patricia M. Madden ’80 Vincent ’75 and Pam Madden Joseph ’85 and Erin ’85 Manca Thomas and Jeanne McDonagh David ’62 and Janella McDonald Toby ’96* and Linda McGil

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James and Virginia McIntyre Robert and Shona McLaughlin Brian McMullen and Ramona Emerson Michael I. McNellis, M.D. ’78 R. Michael McNulty ’64 Joseph and Karen Meno Eric Messenger and Jennifer West David Messner and Susan Alleman Jeanne Mikesell* Andreas and Irene Mitalas Barbara and Chris Moe Jesper Mortensen and Karlene Harold-Mortensen Michelle Muqtadir ’97 Steve and Tina Marie Negri Roderick and Rebecca Nelson Garet and Lisette Nenninger Hugo Nuñez-Tovar and Sandra Aguilar Chad O’Connor Dennis ’85 and Carla O’Leary Ed ’83 and Gina O’Neill Eric Orse and Margaret Cunningham Orse Carl and Cheri Orsi Outerwall Erin Overbey and Jim Pugel Tom Parkhurst, II and Terri Blair-Parkhurst Robert Peck and Kim Cannova Steve Peerce and Wendy Garrison Selina Petosa Tom and Katie Phillips Erica and Mark Pierson Nigel and Susan Pope Christina Potter Precision Press Steven and Tiffanie Ranta David Raubvogel and Annette Kraus-Raubvogel Matthew G. and Kristin Reese Michelle ’87 and Mike Reilly Russell and Cecilia Richards Paul and Nerie Roa Robert Half Gift Matching Program Anita Robles and Hanne Dittler Robert and Antonette Ruppin Hugh and Wendy Saffel Spyros Sakellariadis and Ana Beltran Mark and Jan Satterthwaite Joseph ’82 and Debra Schober David and Susan Schoolcraft Gary and Mary Beth Schornak Daniel ’88 and Karen Schuler Barbara Peterson Schwabe ’80 Alison and Doug Scott Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce Seattle University Advancement Office Jeffrey and Mary Seifred Harry Sellers and Le Van Thi Nguyen Sterling Sessions Kelly ’74 and Valerie Sheehan Eric ’80 and Katherine Simmons Kevin and Julie Skinner Doug ’85 and Susan Smith James and Laura Smith Paul A. Smith and Karen Cerosaletti Steve ’87 and Erin Snorsky

William and Janet Solan Dan and Diane Steinke David Stover ’73 Dixie Strunk* Patricia Thenell Garth and Shelley Thomas Tom and Stephanie Thompson Michael D. Todd and Jennifer P. Todd Michael ’88 and Lisa Tracey Patrick and Donna Tracey Tupper Mack Wells, PLLC Roseann M. Ursino Patrick and Debbie Van Der Hyde Christopher ’83 and Charlotte Van Hollebeke Christine Vaughan Steve and Lisa Visintainer Jeff Vogel and Mariann Krizsan VPI Office Furniture James M. and Susan J. S. Walters Dean ’85 and Susan Wartelle Paul and Laura Weinand Brad and Tricia Westin Dorie White Ligia Wiegand Rob and Nichelle Williams Frank and Joanie Williamson Ralph and Mary Willison Brent Wisse and Jodi Smith Robert and Veronica Wood Douglas and Sherri Woods Galen Worthington and Joni Walters

Matthew and Kathleen Bean Shannon Bean Juan and Mary Jane Beaufrand Melinda Beck ’63 Stephen E. Beck, Jr. ’58 Carol Becknell David and Kari Berge James and Wendi Bernard John ’64 and Clara Bernhard Eskedar K. Beyene Sean ’84 and Katharine Biermanski Gladys Biglor ’70 Peter and Gabriela Binder Jane* and George Bissonnette Martin Blackburn and Jill Naas-Blackburn Christopher ’87 and Alana Blunt Boeing Political Action Committee Todd and Jina Bonime Dan ’82 and Michelle Branley Erin K. Branson Hagan ’59 Julie Branson Susan Brems Lori Ann Brennan Thomas ’81 and Carolyn ’82 Breysse Michael ’68 and Judy Briney Eric E. Brown and Michelle Murray-Brown Julie Brown Richard Brown and Susan Pierson-Brown Walter and Kim Bruce Margaret Buechel and James Frost Raymond and Kate Burdick Thomas Burns and Julia Walters-Burns Tobias ’89 and Laura Burns Patrick and Holly Butler Benefactor $100+ Mary P. Byington ’83 Meth and Ismael Abila John Byrum and Karen Tanzy Christopher and Lynn Adkisson Christina ’81 and Adam Caballero Adobe Systems Incorporated Noly and Victorina Cainglet Lenora Agostino ’59 Hunt and Stacie Caley Robert and Maryann Aguas Dennis Carino Gail Akiyama and Csaba Pallos William and Sharon Carver Peter and Kimberly Albert John Cerqui and Dawn Ehde Michael and Michelle Allen Paul Chao and Amanda Phan Larry ’58 and Charon Alvar Sharlane Chase and David High Nancy Amato ’82 and Ted and Julie Chesledon Lawrence Rauchwerger Ameriprise Financial Gift Matching Program Anthony and Andrea Chiodo Min and Veronica Cho Omar and Farida Amrous Chuck’s Auto Repair Steve ’68 and Karen ’68 Anderson Class of 1960 Thomas ’70 and Marilee ’70 Anderson Class of 1961 Gina Andolfi Class of 1971 Patricia ’68 and Rick Andre’ Class of 1996 Frank and Evelyn Anduvate Mylene ’82 and Benjamin Claveria Anonymous (14) James M. Clawson and Jules A. Gilman Danny and Gina Ardiente Atelier Drome Architecture & Interior Design Wendy ’86 and William Codd James Cogar Avenue One Residential Lauren Cole Marilyn ’65 and Bill Bailey Steven and Karen Condon Baird Foundation Inc William ’99 and Jenni Condon Bob and Liz Baldwin Bill and Lori Conroy Philip and Diane Baldwin Sheila K. Cooper ’83 Lynn Banks Patty ’68 and Gary Corum George and Joanne Banschbach Pedro Costa and Frieda Hoops Richard and Joanne Barber Kaleen Covington and Paul Sebik Anne ’88 and John Bartol Michael and Heather Cowden Gina Baumgartner-Marinov ’86 and Nick Marinov

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Deana C. Crouser Carlos Cuevas and Tita Subercaseaux Darryl and Debbie Custer David and Terri Danielson Diana Dantuono Peter and Monica Dapper Diosdado and Veronica Dato Anne-Marie Davids-Puzzo and Nick Puzzo Trinity Dawson Heather Deacon ’92 Tamera Dean Heidi ’84 and Charles Deane Theresa Deisher Thelma Del Mundo Kaarn Dempsey Denise ’80 and Mark DesHarnais John Jay Deubler and Heather Goad-Deubler Brian and Mary Dimak Derrill Dizard and Patty Shanks-Dizard Kenneth and Saichol Dombek Marcy Donahue and Seamus Wilson Michael ’91 and Laura Donahue Joseph Donovan ’66 Mary ’82 and Jose Doquilo Judy ’66 and John Downing Duane and Tanja Draper Esther Volpe-Drouin ’77 and Thomas Drouin Brendan and Katharine Dundas Robert and Monica Dunlop Eileen Dunn ’59 Van and Wendy Durr Dawn Dwyer ’69 Christopher and Elizabeth Dyer Carolyn ’63 and Chris Eagan Don and Marlene Eager John Easley Rick ’84 and Dayna Eberhardt Keihan Ebrahimi and Shirin Sarikhani Maura ’64 and Ray Egan Michael Ehl and Beth Pearson Michael and Angela Ensminger Jacqueline Erbe and Timothy Linehan Dr. James Erhardt ’71 Corey* and Joni ’99 Eriksen Shawn ’82 and Michael Falcone Anthony and Charlotte Fallarme Brandon ’94 and Tanya Feldman Tina ’76 and David Ferguson Joseph and Lucinda Fesalbon Jennifer ’90 and Andrew Feucht Laura ’74* and Gerard ’74 Fieser Sara J. Finlay ’70 Valeriy ’02* and Vita Firsov Thomas and Maura FitzMacken Michael ’83 and Christine Fitzmaurice Pamela ’82 and Harold James Foos David ’79 and Joan Forbush Adrienne Fraley-Monillas ’77 and Dominador Monillas Tran Frank and Ann Richardson Margaret ’66 and Hank Franklin * denotes employee of BBHS † denotes deceased 2 6

Joel and Michelle Frauenheim Paul and Mary Freiburger Bryan and Carol Friend Debra Frost Tim Frost* JoAnn Frugé and Don Culanag Luis* and Jamie Gamez Suzanne Gang Admiral Michael J. Ganz ’74 Colleen ’88 and Robert Gasca Alton Gaskill and Susan Kelly Sean R. Gaskill ’02* Jefty and Eileen Geller John and Robin Gemza Karen ’65 and Leverett Giffin Patrick and Kellene Gilbrough John F. Gillespie and Kimberly L. Cook Peter R. Gillooly ’90 Gregory Giordano Thomas and Lisa Gleason Joseph and Maureen Gockowski Hector and Josephine Golla Margaret ’81 and Guy Golliver Domingo and Dawn Gomez Nelson and Vivian Gomez Cheryl ’64* and John ’64 Goodspeed John T. Gordon Kevin T. Gould ’95 Geri Gravelle Mike and Gaylynn Green Robert Green and Barbara Sinn Devon and Jennifer Grennan John Grillo and Jessica Fletcher Raymond and Jeanne Guethe Paula Guinasso Greg ’83 and Susan ’85 Guise Mariellen ’65 and Brad Gunn Teresa Guy ’78 Segen R. Hagos James and Bernadette Hanay William Hanlin ’70 and Susan Yi Jeff Hardan Kristian and Karine Harjo James N. Harmon ’78 Courtney Harvey Ryan and Kristen Hatton Nancy* and Erik Haugaard Matthew and Stephanie Hawk Holly Hawkins Winslow and Rita Hayes Garth Haynes Boyd and Andrea Hays Brett* and Kerrie Hecko Charles and Maureen Heitz Jennifer and Robert Henning Micaela Hernandez-Lopez Juan and Rica Herrera Chantel Hilton Dat Hoang and Thuan Nguyen Katharine ’94 and Bjorn Hodneland Tina Hogan* and Thomas Barger Eileen V. Hogg ’80 Barbara Holleran Stacy Holzman-Klima and Steve Holzman Kelly and Lisa Hoonan

Martino and Maura Hoss Christian E. Houck and Lynne J. Kalina Jennifer Houghtaling Arlene Hoyer William ’59 and Linda Hoyer Larry Hubbell and Shelley Butler George ’62 and Nancy Hughes Troy Hussing and Liliana Lengua Alfred ’84 and Shaunta Hyde Jo Ellen Hylind Intel Foundation Matching Gifts Program Jacobson Jarvis & Co, PLLC Eric and Carrie James Russell Janney Dawn Jansen Jordan and Jana Jansen Mary Kay* and David Jebousek Derek and Kristin Jensen Al and Jane Johnson George P. Johnson ’63 Kirk and Ann-Margaret Johnson Shirley Johnson-Jabbi and Omar Jabbi Michael and Trisha Jonas Anthony ’71 and Ann Jones Malachi Jones and Nicole Healy DeShawn and Sharmane Joseph Wade and Cynthia Kahaialii Ashley Kane John J. Kane and Michele Love Matthew Kanyer ’96 Albert C. and Mary R. Karges Constance Katsandres ’90 and Larry Spyridis John Katsandres ’92 Patricia Keegan ’70 Kevin and Sandy Kennedy William and Kelly Kennedy Joseph Kenny and Jennifer Siegel Shaun Kerins and Dawn Owen-Kerins KeyBank Foundation Aster T. Kidane Tsion Kidane Mark ’79 and Elizabeth Kieffer Mary Jane Kielman Desta Kiflemariam and Azieb Tesfu Jennifer ’90 and Damien King Ross and Cora King Richard Kinssies ’67 Raymond and Remedios Kirwan Peter and Carolyn Klauser Kristi Klee Brian E. Klein ’92 Fred and Lorie Knoblich John Korhumel and Holland Stephens Julee Kraus ’82 William and Gloria Kruzner Joseph and Nancy Kuehn Andrzej and Anna Kulawiuk Darcy LaBelle and Tim Burkart Lake & Company Real Estate, Inc John ’79 and Deonne Lamb Tom ’84 and Susan Lamb Adam Landry Julie Landry David and Christine Langley

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Jeffrey and Bethany Larsen Michael and Joette Larson Lisa LeDoux Dr. David Lee and Dr. Qi G. Yan Joshua and Joan Lee Scott Lee Alissa Leinonen ’88 Ross Lemire ’83 Bruce and Barbara Leon Laura Mitchell Lewis ’74 Gebreyesus Lisanu and Lemlem Bekele Sharon Lodewick John and Eileen Loesch Steve Lorton Robert ’04 * and Andrea Lukevich Kine and Reatsamay Ly Darren and Shelly Macer Leonardo ’94 and Michelle Machado Ian and Sarah MacKay Kathleen MacPherson ’76 Charlene Madden Jim and Louise Madden Nicola Maguire-Rampe and Dennis Rampe BT Robert Mahoney Marie Major Edward and Kathryn Mandity Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Ann* and Tom Martin David and Rachel Martin Charlie* and Lynda Mason Jane ’87 and Shane Mason Katy ’75* and Brian Mathews Pamela ’74 and Anthony Mayfield James E. Mazurk ’83 Janet and Ted McCaffray Kathleen McClain ’67 Susan McCloskey ’65 Thomas ’61 and Sharon ’61 McCloskey Barbara McCulloch-Gillis ’59 Brian ’77 and Mary Kay McDevitt Lisa A. McDonald ’82 Angus ’80 and Twila McDonell Patrick E. McDowall and Nancie B. White Molly McFarland* Michael and Jessica McFarlane Jesse ’96 * and Caitlin McFeron LouElla* and Dennis McGaughey Daniel and Nancy McGinnis Rachel* and Padraic McGovern Scott and Kathleen McVey Laura Milne ’01* and Nicholas Meaux Sandra A. Meditch ’84 Leslie Mehren and Troy Helm Linda ’71 and Stephen Meredith Antonio and Mary-Ann Micale Juan and Catherine Millan David and Heather Miller Patricia Mills Michael ’70 and Roxanne Milne Joseph Misenti Tighisty Misghina Dr. Jeanette Mladenovic ’66 and Stephen E. Steinberg Robert and Kristine Moeller Thomas and Sarah Moloney

Anne (Sullivan) ’73* and Denis Monica Leah ’86 and George ’67 Monica Jeff and Jennifer Monteleone Tim C. Montero and May V. R. Alipao James Moore and Jeannine Daigle Moore Portia Moore Lori ’87 and Daniel Moriarty J. Andrew Morrison ’60 Elizabeth ’85 and Kyle Morse Warren Moy Yvette Moy James ’66 and Heather Moynihan Ermias and Patricia Mulate Michael and Kristen Mulick Conrad and Heather Mulligan Denise ’91 and Kevin Mullins Frank and Mia Murphy Jill Murphy Kathleen Murphy ’58 and Charles Scott Robyn * and Chad Murphy Ira Murray and Esther Tuesta-Murray Micaela and Robert Murray Leon and Jolanda Denise Neal Gregory ’93 and Serina Ness Linda Neumann ’81 Margaret* and Theodore Newcomb Lawrence and Lori Newman Cuong Manh Nguyen Tuan and Lan Nguyen Jeffrey and Angela Nichols Seth and Sarah Noble Dennis Nollette ’69 Amanda Norwine Mark and Lisa Novosel Riek Nyajany John and Isabelle Ochsner Molly O’Connor Patrick and Janet Oishi Bernadette O’Leary John P. O’Leary ’92* Teresa ’80 and Stewart O’Leary Maureen ’65 and Don Olsen Deborah O’Neill ’70 Robert ’64 and Kathy Ortblad Elena Ortiz Jason and Rachel Oximana Sam Pailca Tony L. Parente, Sr. Curtis and Diane Patton Theresa Paulette ’66 Nirit Peer ’76 Kelly and Laura Pendergraft Alina Perez-Campos Reagan and Christine Perry David A. and Mary Kathleen Petersen Paul and Astrid Petrucci Dennis Phillips ’63 Pedro and Kristen Piedra Bruce and Katherine Pieper Thomas ’87 and Michelle Pierson Fiore and Marianna Pignataro Daniel Plaster and Judith Corkum Teofilo and Emelyn Pobre Teresa ’76 and Doug Polonis Ryan and Laurie Ponti

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John ’82 and Carrie Ann Poole Chris ’74 and Ann Powers Kimberly* and Jonathan Prinz James and Karen Pritchard Catherine Purpur ’85 and Scott Hanson Paul and Rise Pyscher Peter Quinanola and Christine Stagner Marie P. Quizon Christian E. Rabel Massimo Ramella-Pezza and Melinda Roy Christopher and Fleda Ramos Richard and Anna Rappé Raytheon Company Thomas ’76 and Tracy ’78 Read Colleen* and Michael Reinhardt David and Cecilia Reitz Annette Rembold* and Edgar Haimerl Scott Remillard and Gladys Cuellar Brian P. Reynolds Leslie B. Reynolds Pamela O. Rhodes Richard D. Rhodes Jonathan and Margaret Rican Francisco and Gloriangeles Rizo Steven and Monica Roberts Jacqueline Robinette* Carl Robinson Barrett and Debra Rochefort Mary Romano and Brad Olsen Christopher and Mary Grace Roske Susan ’72 and Clive Ross James and Susana Ruprecht Anne Russell Stephen* and Jennifer* Russell Colin ’88 and Kathryn Ryan Mary K. (Lancaster) Ryan ’68* Maureen ’84 and Erik Sabiers Laura Salle* Christopher and Liesl Sallquist Saltchuk Resources Inc. Barbara ’61 and Richard Sandor Kathleen Sarten ’68 Wende Sauvage-Miller and John Miller Albert and Angela Savelio David Savio and Bao-Ye Wu Carmen Scardamaglia ’67 Kathy B. Schell Russell and Kathy Schmidtke Sandra Schneider ’72 Ralf and Petra Schuler James Schwartz ’79 and Renee M. Willette ’79 Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. Andrea* and Lane Seeley Michael ’92 and Cary Seely Mary Segle Gregory and Stacie Sena Michael and Kristine Sendelbach Robert ’79 and Kimberly Serwold Trevor ’90 and Bridget Sevigny Cyndi Shahan Joseph ’76 and Pam Sherman Marilyn Rey Sherman and James Sherman Samuel and Jodi Sherwood Stsiapan Shliazhko* Brian and Renee Shurm

Steven and Gail Siebert Elizabeth H. Silverberg Vipin Singh and Jill Dickinson Kerry Sisler James ’72 and Cathy ’73 Skraba Maureen ’71 and Terry Smedley Aileen ’82 and Brian Smith Bryan and Mary Smith Corrine ’89 and Andrew Smith Judith ’66 and Doug Smith Sandra Barton Smith ’78 and Shaun Smith Amanuel Solomon and Azenegash Alemu Sandra Solon Kathleen ’69 and Dave Spalding Briget ’83 and Michael Spear Starbucks Matching Gifts Program Andrew ’81 and Johanna Steele Lawrence ’80 and Stasia ’83 Steele Barbara Steinhauser Shane and Christine Sterling Jennifer and Sudrajat Stevanus Ronan Stokes and Elizabeth M. Keenan Liz ’77 and Bernd Strassner Haley Strecker ’16 Sean G. Strecker ’14 Dan and Julie Stutz Tara* and Jonathan Suchland Rick Suehring Melissa M. Sullivan ’98 P. James Sullivan Patty ’75* and Terry ’75 Sullivan Liliosa Sundy Arby Sunga and Liezel Tolentino Tracey ’90 and Jason Svendsen Bruce and Kathleen Szymanski Joan ’76* and David ’77 Thompson Lisa ’83 and Robert Thompson Robert Thompson and Laura Vida Dawn Thornburg Michael Tibbles ’87 Thomas ’85 and Jennifer Tiesi Mihret B. Tirfu T-Mobile USA Inc Gift Match Program Janice S. Tompkins Robert A. Toni Yen Thu Thi Tran Michael and Elizabeth Tyler US Bank Matching Gift Program Edwin and Excel Valdez Hilario Valencia and Maria Escobar-Valencia Paul and Paula Van Hollebeke John ’76 and Elizabeth Vandenberg Gina Vangelos ’73 and James Schneidmiller James and Karen VanWagenen Manuel and Heather Vasquez Eduardo and Maria Vazquez Megan Vecchio Eduardo and Marcela Velasquez Antonella Vesponi-Bartel* and James Bartel Yara Villacrez Andrea Vodegel Matthew Volta * denotes employee of BBHS † denotes deceased 28

Derek ’90 and Stephanie Wade William and Kimberly Waechter Gary and Tracie Wall Anthony ’81 and Ann Marie Waltier Todd Waltier ’83 and Laurel Rabel-Waltier Greg ’82 and Renee Wass Robert and Arianne Weber Julia R. Weinand ’18 James ’81 and Delayne ’83 Welch Shannon Weldon* Julie (Barnes) ’71 and Tim Wen John and Wendy Werner Sally Wesley R. Ray ’61 and Mary Jo Westfall Heidi Westling ’88 John and Rhonda Weston Sharon ’78 and John Westphalen William and Margaret Whetham William and Diane Whitfield Matthew S. Wiebe Jenny ’99* and Kyle Willoughby Solomon Woldeyes and Emebet Seifu Ann ’87 and Matthew Wood Jason and Julie Woodward Jennifer Ann Woolman Bruce Woolsey Thomas E. Workman ’63 Steven and Lisa Ann Wrenn Richard and Traci Wurdeman Kris and Katherine Yandl Robert and Nicole Yates John Yeung and Shing-Chun Tsui Chong Boon Yi Mary ’87 and Steven Zajaczkowski William and Chris Zumdahl Sauvage Andrei and Svetlana Zverev

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Kathleen ’61 and Carlos Aiken Kathryn Akita Christopher and Christie Allemand Rose O. Alokolaro ’98* Christopher and Nancy Alton Pedro Alveno and Nudia Borrera Amazon Smile Foundation Brendan Amort ’17 Anonymous (9) Monica Armstrong* and Mike Finnegan* Bruce Avenell ’85 Marilyn ’58 and Albert Ayres John Mark and Karen Barrett Judy Baumgartner* Christine ’84 and Benford Bennett Zoe N. Bergsvik ’17 William ’63 and Suzanne Bigas Chris* and Katie Bilanko Robert and Machelle Bjolstad Margaret F. Boyce ’97 Kori Boyd* Elizabeth A. Brackett ’76 Geneva Brems ’17 Craig and Tammy Brewster Tyler Breysse ’17 Jessica Bruce ’17

Mary Sue ’64 and John Bunch Val Buono-Spannaus ’88 and David Spannaus Thomas Burke ’65 Jadyn Bush ’17 Richard ’66 and Anita Byrne Jim Cain ’06 Liza Calderon-Soto ’15 Emily Caley ’17 Erin C. Camden ’01* Rebecca Cantrell* Rom Carbonetti David J. Carew ’14 Mary Ann Carr ’70 and Dale Cox Matthew S. Charboneau ’14 Renjie Chen ’17 Peter and Rita Chudecke Tammie Conder Sheila Connolly Michael Connors Rosemarie Cook ’73 Jane Corcoran ’06 Ralph and Monica Corriz Conor Corum ’08 Katy Corum ’06 George and Julie Daher Nicolas Dangla ’17 Samuel Dankers ’13 Angela Ruby de Botton Luke A. Decker ’04 David and Ann Delestine Neil ’74 and Mary Dermody Anna Dimak ’17 Raymond ’65 and Becky Dion Grady Dittmaier ’17 Shelby ’96 and Ben Dobbs Erin E. Donohue-Zink ’82 and Rodger Zink Kalah Dooley* Darcy Doyle-Hupf James and Margaret Eaton Dr. Judy Eaton ’67 Liam Eberhardt ’17 David and Diana Einmo Darren and Lisa Emmens Safeway EScrip Alexandra C. Evans ’02 Kathryn ’88 and John Feltz Michael J. Feyes ’59 Alex Field ’06 Amy Field ’09 Diane M. Finafrock ’79 Myke and Barbara Folger Amanda Foos ’17 Susan Ford Debbie Fremer Jim Fulton ’70 and Jean Wilkinson Randy Gantendein Emmanuel and Haizel Gardon Amber ’90 and Bruce Gillespie Anna Gillespie ’17 Gabriella Giordano ’17 Brooklin Gomez ’17 James ’90 and Kristine Goodspeed Louanne Grand ’76 Brandon W. Green ’17

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Lydia Green ’10 Mary Gregersen ’75 Kathryn Gutowski ’76 Gabrielle Hampson ’16 Mitchell Harjo ’17 Thomas and Catherine Hawn Dennis J. Healy ’66 Jane Healy Lily Henling ’17 Sara Hickman ’06 Kathleen Hill Luis Hillon-Mendoza and Diana Grusczynski Andrew Hinkle ’12 Meagan E. Hodgins ’17 Frank P. Hogenhout ’61 Jennifer ’90 and Rich Horner Jonathan and Greta Huber Ivy ’94 and Kenneth Huie Clarice * and Dana Hunter Collin P. Hurlocker and Katherine A. Foster Ariana Hussing ’17 Amy Jeffries Grant P. Jennings ’96 Genavon ’63 and Gary Jens Taylor A. Jensen ’17 Giovanni M. Jerrett ’16 James Jordan ’62 David Joynt ’17 Thomas Kane ’17 David Katsandres ’13 Erich and Dana Keller Kim Kelly Anthony S. Kennedy ’79 Lisan Kent ’17 Debbie Kepl-Skala and Louis Skala Maureen ’65 and Larry Kirk Ryan M. Kirwan ’17 Garrett Klee ’17 Robert ’64 and Valerie Klee Kathy ’07 * and Yuri Kondratyuk Martha Korduba ’76 Cara L. Kroenke and Abby E. Larson Christen and Ryan Lambert Keith J. Lawson ’98 Anthony ’79 and Betty L’Esperance Ruixin Li ’17 Michael ’80 and Denise Lindblom Chuanmin Liu Claudia Lord ’60 Mary Pat ’58 and Tom Lord Cole Lunde ’17 Brandon Ly ’17 Nancy ’68 and Terry Lynn Sally (Zongker) Mackey ’58 Theresa Maduzia ’97 Anne Maher ’17 Karen E. Maier ’79 Michael and Shannon Manley Bradley and Margaret Mansker Czarina M. Manzano ’15 Jennifer ’01 and Carlo Marquez Elissa Martino Megan Mauro ’06 Pati Maxwell

Pam McCloskey Fitzgerald ’58 and Jim Fitzgerald Nicole * and Casey McCoy James McDevitt ’73 Stanley McInnis Bruce McLachlin ’71 and Judy Billman Jeff and Dana McNamara Hanna McNulty ’17 Thomas ’81 and Jane ’85 McNulty James ’62 and Sheryl Melia Rachel Miller ’17 Caroline E. Milne ’99 William Mitchell ’04 and Anna Boone Janice* and Steve Moehring Mehrdad and Dawna Moini Margie Moore ’58 Joshua Morales ’14 Kristine ’68 and James Moran Stephen A. Moreau ’17 Michael Murphy ’63 Michael ’86 and Buffy Nagle Joni and Mark Nakagawa Deirdre A. Nelis ’17 Lina Nguyen ’13 Erik Nielsen ’16 Riley Noonan ’16 John and Janie Norton Mark Nuetzmann ’86 Edie L. O’Connor ’17 Frankiline Onchiri and Everline Ogeke Madison O’Neill ’17 Dean Oquist and Melissa Meier Pam Palasz* Brian ’65 and Cheryl Partridge Lauren ’01 and John Penning Micah S. Perry ’17 Sophia Petrucci ’17 Pavlo Popovych* Veronica M. Pritchard ’17 Haylie Prohaska ’17 Viktor * and Irina Prokhor Antonio ’96 and Maggie PruettSaratan Jodie * and Bill Purcell Mark ’69 and Paula Quinn Christian Ramos ’15 David and Patricia Ramquist Daniel ’77 and Cynthia Ramsay Connor Rauch ’17 Denver Reedy ’83 Kimberlee Reese-White* Kristin Rickels ’96 Timothy Roach ’17 Kurt Romischer ’97 Janice Rose ’61 Joan Rosenberger Thomas Roske ’17 Christopher Ross ’11 Joyce C. Rousseau Sheila Ryan Shannon Sakshaug ’70 Erika Sanchez ’07 Ana Santos Jamiek Satterwhite ’17 Lisa A. Sattler ’83 Aarenn Savelio ’17

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James ’68 and Susan ’69 Scanlon Kate Schwabe ’17 James and Katherine Schwartz Laura Scott ’76 John and Dorothy Seigal Dale and Elizabeth Senzek Liam Sexton ’17 Stephen and Emer Sexton Greg Shanahan* Frances Shanks-Dizard ’17 Jennifer ’98 * and Daniel Shapiro Casey ’96 and Erica Sheeha Deana Shoffitt and Shannon D. Galassi Logan J. Smith ’17 Mackenzie Snyders ’17 Saul Soto and Norma Sosa George and Suzanne Spano Natalie Stanfield ’17 Joanne F. Steinman ’66 Nicole E. Stephens ’08 Jeff Stewart ’71 Alexander Storgaard ’16 Mary Stratton Gunnar Streuli ’17 Shea ’06 and Angela Sullivan Isabella Sundy ’17 Sharon Suver-Jones ’68 The Kula Foundaiton Mark and Mary Thornton Matthew Throckmorton ’06 Vicky Tiberio Patrick Timson and Barbara Winkler Timson Jack L. Tonina ’17 Jackie Tulloch ’61 Thomas F. Vail ’17 Janahlyn Valenzuela* Alaina M. Van Hollebeke ’17 Ramon Van Hollebeke ’17 Sally ’65 and Robert Vandervort Stephen Waite ’71 and Joyce Yamane Lynn and Nancy Walker Janet Walsh Johana M. Warrick ’17 Carolyn Weimar Deborah A. Weiss ’83 Sean Wellnitz ’96 Arthur Wesley ’17 Richard ’58 and Lynda Whitcomb Mary Williams ’79 and Joe Prall Micari Williams ’17 Elizabeth K. Winchell ’04 Neal ’65 and Joanie Woods Amelework Yoseph Patricia Zulkosky ’68 Kurt and Linda Zumdieck

2016/2017 Alumni Donors By Class Year Thank you to the following Bishop Blanchet Alumni for their generous gifts in 2016/2017. The following list primarily represents gifts to the Bishop Blanchet Annual Fund and Alumni Give 5 Appeal. Also included are combined and tax-deductible giving to the following activities and funds: A Brave Future-Capital Campaign, Brave Venture Gala and Online Auctions, Booster Club, Spring Musical Patrons, name endowments, memorials/honorariums, restricted gifts, performing arts and special projects.

1958

Larry Alvar Marilyn Ayres Richard Baker Stephen E. Beck Roberta Brown David J. Hovind Mary Pat Lord Sally Mackey Pam McCloskey Fitzgerald Margie Moore Joyce Murphy Kathleen Murphy Richard Whitcomb

1959

Lenora Agostino Erin Branson Hagan Eileen Dunn Michael J. Feyes John Flynn William J. Hoyer Barbara McCulloch-Gillis

1960 55 year reunion

Joan Baker John W. Hempelmann Claudia Lord Marie Major J. A. Morrison

1961 55 year reunion

Kathleen Aiken Frank P. Hogenhout Sharon McCloskey Thomas McCloskey Janice Rose Barbara Sandor Jackie Tulloch R. Ray Westfall

1962

George Hughes James Jordan David McDonald James Melia Gretchen Miller Edie Wartelle

1963

Melinda Beck William Bigas 3 0

Carolyn Eagan Genavon Jens George P. Johnson Jeannie McElvain James Miller Michael Murphy Dennis Phillips Thomas E. Workman

1967

1964

Karen Anderson Steve Anderson Patricia Andre’ Michael Briney JoAnn Carbonetti Renee Carroll Patty Corum Nancy Lynn Paula Marter Gregory Miles Kristine Moran Mary K. Ryan Kathleen Sarten James Scanlon Sharon Suver-Jones Patricia Zulkosky

John Bernhard Mary Sue Bunch Lynn Burns Terry Egan† Maura Egan Cheryl Goodspeed John Goodspeed Robert Klee R. M. McNulty Robert Ortblad

1965

Marilyn M. Bailey Thomas Burke Pauline M. Cline Raymond Dion Michael Egan Marlene Frost Karen S. Giffin Mariellen Gunn Stephen Houghton Maureen Kirk Susan McCloskey Maureen A. Olsen Brian Partridge Kathleen A. Seely Sally Vandervort Mary Welch Neal Woods

1966 50 year reunion

Richard Byrne Joseph Donovan Judy Downing Margaret Franklin Dennis J. Healy Jeanette Mladenovic James Moynihan Theresa Paulette Judith Smith Joanne F. Steinman

Judy Eaton Richard Kinssies Kathleen McClain George Monica William Ryan Carmen Scardamaglia

1968

1969

Patrick Carr Dawn Dwyer Dennis Nollette Mark Quinn Susan Scanlon Kathleen Spalding

1970

Marilee Anderson Thomas Anderson Gladys Biglor Mary Ann Carr Sara J. Finlay James Fulton William Hanlin Patricia Keegan Michael P. Milne Deborah O’Neill Shannon Sakshaug

1971 45 year reunion James Erhardt Anthony Jones Molly Kledzik Peter Lukevich Bruce McLachlin Linda Meredith

Maureen L. Smedley Jeff Stewart Stephen Waite Julie Wen

1972

John Durkin Justin Pirak Susan Ross Sandra Schneider James Skraba

1973

Charles A. Bocian Rebecca Bocian Rosemarie Cook James McDevitt Anne T. Monica Linda Reeder William Romans Cathy Skraba David Stover John Ulacia Gina Vangelos

1974

Theresa Bigler Neil P. Dermody Gerard Fieser Laura Fieser Michael J. Ganz Laura Lewis Pamela Mayfield Chris Powers Stephanie Schuler Greg Schuler Kelly Sheehan

1975

Steven Donaldson Mary Gregersen Vincent Madden Katy Mathews Patty Sullivan Terry Sullivan

1976 40 year reunion

Elizabeth A. Brackett Frederick Dore Tina Ferguson Louanne Grand Kathryn Gutowski Martha Korduba Kathleen MacPherson

Nirit Peer Teresa Polonis Thomas Read Mary Anne Reeder Laura Scott Joseph Sherman Joan Thompson John W. Vandenberg

1977

Colleen Brajcich Esther Drouin Adrienne Fraley-Monillas Martin Holberg Brian McDevitt Daniel Ramsay Alyson M. Stewart Liz Strassner David L. Thompson

1978

Alison Aleinikoff Kathleen Davis-Hayfield Teresa Guy James N. Harmon James Kinerk Michael I. McNellis Tracy Read Stephanie Schuler Sara Shelton Sandra B. Smith Sharon Westphalen

1979

Colleen Blaikie Pam Cory William J. Dooris Diane M. Finafrock David W. Forbush Julie Grasseschi Anthony S. Kennedy Mark A. Kieffer John D. Lamb Anthony L’Esperance Karen E. Maier James J. Schwartz Robert J. Serwold Renee M. Willette Mary M. Williams

1980

Michael J. Derr Denise DesHarnais Eileen V. Hogg Michael C. Lindblom

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Shawna M. Litterski Patricia M. Madden Angus D. McDonell Chris Moore Teresa M. O’Leary James D. Pinsoneault Mary E. Ramsey Barbara H. Schwabe Patrick M. Shanahan Eric W. Simmons Lawrence Steele Edward Thenell

1981

Mary Williams Beard Thomas Breysse Christina Caballero Margaret E. Golliver Joseph S. Heffernan Barry W. Kaimakis Patrick R. Lamb Thomas J. McNulty Linda Neumann Andrew P. Steele Anthony D. Waltier James B. Welch

1982

Nancy Amato Dan Branley Carolyn P. Breysse Mylene S. Claveria Erin E. Donohue-Zink Mary J. Doquilo Shawn M. Falcone Pamela Foos Teresa Gamble Charles Huber Julee Kraus Karin Loen Ann T. Mann Lisa A. McDonald John S. Poole Joseph T. Schober Aileen K. Smith Greg D. Wass

1983

Mary P. Byington Sheila K. Cooper Michael J. Fitzmaurice Christopher J. Griffin Gregory Guise Valerie A. KruegerStahnke Ross Lemire James E. Mazurk Ed J. O’Neill Denver Reedy Lisa A. Sattler Briget K. Spear Stasia A. Steele Carlos Strazzara Lisa A. Thompson Catherine A. Tveter

Christopher Van Hollebeke Todd B. Waltier Deborah A. Weiss Delayne A. Welch Marianne T. Wells

1988

Christine F. Bennett Sean Biermanski Heidi M. Deane Rick T. Eberhardt Alfred J. Hyde Tom M. Lamb Thomas J. McGill Sandra A. Meditch Maureen Sabiers

Anne Bartol Valerie Buono-Spannaus Kathryn Feltz Colleen S. Gasca Alissa Leinonen Heather Mears Lynn M. O’Connor Aletha Pinsoneault John Pinsoneault Colin Ryan Daniel Schuler Lisa Srithongsuk Michelle Summers Michael A. Tracey Heidi Westling

1985

1989

1984

Brian Acarregui Bridget M. Aumell Bruce Avenell Matthew Campbell Susan M. Guise Julie M. Hanon Erin K. Manca Joseph P. Manca Jane M. McNulty Elizabeth Morse Dennis V. O’Leary Joe M. Petschl Lisa M. Petschl Joseph M. Pinsoneault Catherine A. Purpur Doug R. Smith Thomas C. Tiesi Dean C. Wartelle

Tobias Burns Jennifer E. Droppelman Stephanie Judy Joseph T. Kenny Shannon K. Knowles Corrine K. Smith Jennifer Tawatao

1990

Jennifer M. Feucht Amber M. Gillespie Peter R. Gillooly James A. Goodspeed Jennifer F. Horner Constance G. Katsandres Jennifer R. King Shannon C. Langer Carmela M. Mele Trevor D. Sevigny Tracey Svendsen 1986 Gina Baumgartner-Marinov Derek J. Wade Edward T. Boyle Wendy M. Codd 1991 Leah Monica Michael B. Donahue Michael W. Nagle Jonathan M. Huber Mark Nuetzmann Denise M. Mullins Michael E. Pierce Kenneth C. Williams 1992 Heather Deacon John Katsandres 1987 Brian E. Klein Christopher Blunt Kenneth J. McIalwain Jeffrey T. Droppelman John P. O’Leary Patricia L. Heffernan Michael D. Seely Lee K. Loveland Jane Mason Joseph M. Mele 1993 Lori Moriarty Gregory W. Ness Thomas Pierson Michelle Reilly 1994 Steve Snorsky Brandon M. Feldman Michael Tibbles Katharine E. Hodneland Ann E. Wood Ivy Huie Sally Wright Leonardo M. Machado Mary Zajaczkowski

1995

Kevin T. Gould

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1996 20 year reunion

Shelby Dobbs Grant P. Jennings Matthew Kanyer William Kessler Jesse McFeron Toby McGill Antonio PruettSaratan Kristin Rickels Casey Sheehan Sean Wellnitz

1997

Margaret F. Boyce Theresa Maduzia Michelle Muqtadir Kurt Romischer

1998

Rose O. Alokolaro Keith J. Lawson Jennifer M. Shapiro Melissa M. Sullivan

1999

William E. Condon Caroline E. Milne Nicole L. Mizuha Jenny K. Willoughby

2009

Amy Field

2010

Lydia Green

2011

Christopher Ross

2012

Andrew Hinkle

2013

Samuel Dankers David Katsandres Lina Nguyen

2014

David J. Carew Matthew S. Charboneau Joshua F. Morales Sean G. Strecker

2015

Liza F. Calderon-Soto Czarina M. Manzano Christian Ramos

2016

Erin C. Camden Jennifer L. Marquez Laura M. Meaux Lauren L. Penning

Sarah Fesalbon Gabrielle Hampson Giovanni M. Jerrett Erik Nielsen Riley Noonan Alexander Storgaard Haley Strecker

2002

2017

2001

Alexandra C. Evans Valeriy V. Firsov Sean R. Gaskill

2004

Luke A. Decker Robert M. Lukevich William W. Mitchell Elizabeth K. Winchell

2006

Jim Cain Jane Corcoran Katy Corum Alex Field Sara Hickman Megan Mauro Shea Sullivan Matthew Throckmorton

2007

Yekaterina Kondratyuk Erika Sanchez

2008

Conor Corum Nicole E. Stephens

Brendan Amort Zoe N. Bergsvik Geneva Brems Tyler Breysse Jessica Bruce Jadyn Bush Emily Caley Renjie Chen Nicolas Dangla Anna Dimak Grady Dittmaier Liam Eberhardt Amanda Foos Anna Gillespie Gabriella Giordano Brooklin Gomez Brandon W. Green Mitchell Harjo Lily Henling Meagan E. Hodgins Ariana Hussing Taylor A. Jensen David Joynt Thomas Kane Lisan Kent Ryan M. Kirwan Garrett Klee 31

Ruixin Li Cole Lunde Brandon Ly Anne Maher Hanna McNulty Rachel Miller Stephen A. Moreau Deirdre A. Nelis Edie L. O’Connor Madison O’Neill Micah S. Perry Sophia Petrucci Veronica M. Pritchard Haylie Prohaska Connor Rauch Timothy Roach Thomas Roske Jamiek Satterwhite Aarenn Savelio Kate Schwabe Liam Sexton Frances Shanks-Dizard Logan J. Smith Mackenzie Snyders Natalie Stanfield Gunnar Streuli Isabella Sundy Jack L. Tonina Thomas F. Vail Alaina M. Van Hollebeke Ramon Van Hollebeke Johana M. Warrick Arthur Wesley Micari Williams 32

2016/2017 Brave Booster Club Members Super Brave – $1,000

Daniel & Lisa Adams Edward Snyders & Julie Renick Geordie Sze & Lendy Schetky

Brave Leader – $500

Sara ’78 and Michael Shelton George and Molly Allen Michael ’80 and Ann Derr Damien and Debbie Dreis James and Michele Flinn Jens Gundlach and Cassandra Giedt Michael and Kimberly Harmon David and Kari Hatlen John and Marisol Joynt Thomas and Melissa Maider Scott and Tiffany Merriman Steven and Lynnette Muenzberg James and Jill Navone Michael and Shelley O’Clair John and Betsy O’Kane Anthony Olney and Mary McHugh Renee Pitra and Charles Balsley Steve ’87 and Erin Snorsky Garth and Shelley Thomas Michael D. Todd and Jennifer P. Todd Sally ’87 and David Wright Kenneth ’86 and Esmee Williams

Brave Supporter – $250

Meredith Corporation Foundation Scott and Suzie Alan Gene and Theresa Blahato Robert and Jennifer Bucher Darryl and Debbie Custer Antonio and Martha DeSapio Craig and Amy Hampson Bryan and Elizabeth Hester Peter and Trina Hollomon Jane ’87 and Shane Mason Spyros Sakellariadis and Ana Beltran Michelle ’88 and Scott Summers Thomas and Lendy Vail

Brave Fan – $100

Thomas Allen and Mary Ransom Patrick and Karen Crumb Thomas and Catherine Cunningham Nick and Janine DiMartino Eric and Jayne Freeman Gregory M. Jelinek and Ingrid Emerick Steven and Laura Johnson Gregory and Kathleen Link Steve and Tina Marie Negri Maureen ’84 and Erik Sabiers

Brave Backer – $50

Patricia ’87 and Michael Heffernan Sheryl and Dick Welch

In-Kind Donations

Joe ’85 and Lisa ’85 Petschl, Interbay Food Co. Greg Ness ’93, Seafresh Marketing B I S H O P B L A N C H E T H I G H S C H O O L 2 0 1 6/ 2 0 1 7 A N N UA L R E P O R T

Musical Patrons Brave Club – $1,250 Anonymous (2)

Gold Club – $600

Lynn Burns ’64 Mathias and Kristine Dangla Cary and Jo Flannery Jens Gundlach and Cassandra Giedt Scott and Catherine Henson Joseph ’87 and Carmela ’90 Mele Patricia and Richard Miailovich Shawn and Randy Moore John and Betsy O’Kane Justin ’72 and Karen Pirak Carlyle and Sally Rampersad Cass ’65 and Paul Seely Bruce and Lynn Shamulka Steven and Susan Stolle Christine Vaughan

Green Club – $300

Gene and Theresa Blahato Colleen ’77 and Paul Brajcich Patrick and Karen Crumb Antonio and Martha DeSapio William and Laurie Farmer Christopher ’83 and Kirsti Griffin Craig and Jennifer Gryniewicz Jeff Hardan Randy and Tina Hodgins Patricia M. Madden ’80 Vincent ’75 and Pam Madden James and Virginia McIntyre Jesper Mortensen and Karlene Harold-Mortensen Piero Procaccio and Rebecca Cook Alison and Doug Scott Lisa ’83 and Robert Thompson Jeff Vogel and Mariann Krizsan Sandra and Michael Walls Rob and Nichelle Williams Philip and Jennifer Yerkes Margaret ’66 and Hank Franklin Michael and Kimberly Halvorson Walter and Deborah Pisano Jim and Margie Rose Michael Striefel and Laura Wellington

Brave Venture Auction 2017 2016 Golf Classic Sponsors Thank you to our sponsors for their generous donations and in-kind services. The extra support provided by these families and companies helped to underwrite our 2017 Brave Venture Auction.

Cash Sponsorships

Advanced Leadership Consulting, Carl Robinson PhD Avenue One Residential Keith Burney & Amy Hogan-Burney Coldwell Banker Bain Residential, Matthew & Portia Gray Conifer Foods Inc. Earl’s on the Ave, Robert & Shona McLaughlin Farmer’s Insurance, Isabelle Ochsner Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Lake & Company Real Estate, Inc. Maple Leaf Management LLC Micro-Chem Laboratories Microsoft Corporation Jeffrey & Perri Roe Seattle University Advancement Office Tupper Mack Wells, PLLC Paul & Paula Van Hollebeke VPI, Mike and Jesscia McFarlane Windermere Real Estate Co., Sharlane Chase & David High Windermere Real Estate Co., Peter & Michelle Richmond Sally ’87 & David Wright

Cash Sponsorships

Archdiocese of Seattle BBHS Booster Club Caron Architecture Dixon Golf Challenge Fulcrum Foundation Lukevich Family Joseph & Karen Meno Precision Press, Jim Bowers ’82 VPI, Mike & Jessica McFarlane

In-Kind Sponsorships

Anthony’s Restaurant Dixon Golf Challenge Don’s Group Attire Golf Evens & JB Braken ’07 Noel Pyatt ’64 Puetz Golf TC Span America, Pam Reuhl ’73 Willows Run Golf Complex

In-Kind Sponsorships Ballard Blossom

Individual – $175 Richard Brown and Susan Pierson-Brown Jacqueline Degel Theresa Deisher Thomas and Maura FitzMacken Joseph Heffernan ’81 and Brenna Bond John and Stacy Leonard Jim and Louise Madden

The Development Team Mary (Williams) Beard ’81 Director of Development Shirley Epton Development Assistant Robert Lukevich ’04 Asst. Director of Development, Alumni Relations & Planned Giving Jacqueline Robinette Asst. Director of Development, Annual Fund Sheryl Welch Asst. Director of Development, Events Manager Sandi Walls Campaign Coordinator

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Endowments Earning Interest The Bishop Blanchet General Endowment was started in 1980 through the guidance of then Principal Dr. Joe Haggarty. The purpose of the fund was to support Bishop Blanchet High School through the 1980s and into the future. The fund’s beginnings were tied to a need to help stabilize escalating tuition and help fund needed capital improvements over time at Bishop Blanchet. At the time, the administration saw a need for a fund to provide for long term stability to ensure the future success of BBHS. This fund was conceptualized as a supplement to other funding sources like tuition and donations to the school. The fund was originally invested by the Archdiocese of Seattle Investment Committee and now is maintained by the Fulcrum Foundation. The group that started the endowment included the School Board, the Principal (Dr. Haggarty), a General Chairman (Josh Parker), an Executive Committee (Joe Haggarty, Bill Snorsky, Robert Leigh, Jean Holly and Harold Hopper) and many other volunteers. Initially, the group set the goal of raising 1,000,000 in pledges by the end of 1981. Mr. Parker remembers that the effort to create the fund was born out of a drive to start something for the sole benefit of Bishop Blanchet High School. Dr. Haggarty approached Ed Wartelle, a supporter of the drive, with the idea to start the fund and raise $1 million dollars. These funds would be maintained and used specifically by BBHS. As the initial campaign was nearing completion, Joe invited Ed over for a wonderful dinner at his house and, after dinner concluded, he asked Ed to stay involved and “get us to two million.” Worth $7 million dollars today, the General Endowment Fund is a testament to the commitment and foresight of the Blanchet community.

Because of this fund, Blanchet has been able to cover planned and unplanned expenses and ensure the continued ability to provide a Catholic education to thousands of students in the greater Seattle area. According to Ed, the idea of the endowment was twofold: “provide for the current time and remain large enough to be beneficial for a long time.” Currently, the General Endowment has a value of $7 million and remains available and intact to provide for Blanchet’s future in perpetuity. The Bishop Blanchet General Endowment is an important part of Blanchet’s future success and a testament to the work of our community of leaders and volunteers that had the foresight to create this resource so many years ago. The original goals of long term stability and prudent planning are still at the core of the Bishop Blanchet General Endowment. You can make a donation to the Endowment online at our website under the Support tab of bishopblanchet.org. Donations will be added to the corpus of the fund and interest earned will be used to cover operating needs of Bishop Blanchet. If you have questions about giving to the endowment or if you’d like to estabish your own named endowment, please contact Robert Lukevich at rlukevich@bishopblanchet.org or at 206-527-3981.

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The school receives annual income from endowment earnings and growth, which is used to cover operating costs, financial aid, academic programs and capital improvements. The fund’s commitment of income to the school budget for the 2016-2017 school year was $175,000, however the school out performed its budget and no endowment transfer was necessary.

Named Endowments An endowment is a gift that provides a stable source of economic support in perpetuity. When an endowment is established, the money becomes a permanent investment for the school, with the annual interest from that investment providing financial resources to support an area of need. An endowment offers the opportunity to leave a legacy for future students. Contributions to endowments can be made with cash, securities, property or other assets. Currently our endowments, which are often named for individual donors, their families or specific classes, are established with a $25,000 minimum gift amount. Following is a list of our named endowment funds. The total balance of these endowments was $2,085,000 as of June 30, 2017.

2013

$7,017,000

$6,294,000

$6,274,000

Since its inception, the endowment has continued to grow from a combination of donations, bequests and investment growth, with the principal value of the fund just over $7.0 million as of June 30, 2017.

$6,130,000

The Bishop Blanchet High School Endowment was formed in 1980 for the purpose of building permanent assistance in funding the ongoing operations of the school.

$6,662,000

General Endowment Update

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Bishop Blanchet Named Endowments and Annual Scholarships Bishop Blanchet General Endowment Chris Connors Memorial Endowment Fr. Gordon Douglas Scholarship Endowment Haggerty Scholarship Endowment Little Scholarship Endowment Martin Scholarship Endowment Mo Mershon Truth & Courage Enduring Arts Scholarship Endowment Michael Ufer Program for Academic Success Endowment Jim Pinsoneault Beyond the Classroom Endowment Roy and Edda Roberts Scholarship Endowment Rose Family Scholarship Watson Family Scholarship Endowment Kevin, Linda and Henry ’09 Wold Scholarship Endowment Combined Memorial Endowment Brabant Scholarship Endowment Brinck-Sauvage Scholarship Endowment Forbush Scholarship Endowment Gill Scholarship Endowment Fr. James Healy Scholarship Endowment Popovich Scholarship Endowment Marilyn Rey Sherman Faculty/Staff Appreciation Award Sheehan Scholarship

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Financial Overview

2016/2017 Balance Sheet and Income Statement Bishop Blanchet continues to be fiscally sound. Our balance sheet is free from debt and we ended the 2017 fiscal year ahead of budget and with a surplus. As a result, no transfer from our Endowment was made. Our cash balance as of June 30, 2017, includes approximately $951,000 in restricted capital campaign funds to support the upcoming capital projects.

Income Statement

Revenues 2016 2017 Tuition and Fees 13,016,856 14,363,040 Fund Raising 935,774 934,905 Cafeteria 393,530 401,652 Endowment Transfer 0 0 Other 354,759 310,591 Total Revenue 14,700,919 16,010,188 Expenses Salaries and Benefits 9,493,714 10,053,236 Tuition Assistance 2,289,738 2,634,443 Supplies and Outside Services 1,058,075 1,182,774 Facility Costs 868,844 1,020,390 General and Administrative 656,505 674,883 Other Expenses 332,327 359,982 Total Expenses 14,699,203 15,925,708 Surplus 1,716 84,480

Balance Sheet

Current Assets 2016 2017 Cash 6,378,358 3,967,542 Endowments 8,088,884 9,060,010 Fixed Assets 4,092,419 7,734,152 Other Assets 383,148 581,542 Total Assets 18,942,809 21,343,246 Current Liabilites Accounts Payable 74,583 104,643 Accrued Salaries and Benefits 1,346,658 1,409,881 Deferred Tuition Payments 2,531,970 2,329,552 Other Liabilities 596,042 553,500 Total Liabilities 4,549,253 4,397,576 Fund Balance Capital Campaign Funds 2,940,297 951,398 Endowed Funds 8,120,528 9,101,789 Real Estate Fund 1,745,136 1,745,136 General Operating Fund 1,587,595 5,147,349 Total Fund Balance 14,393,556 16,945,672 Total Liabilites and Fund Balance

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18,942,809

21,343,248

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BBHS

SAVE THE DATE!

October 6 14 18

Homecoming Ernie Rose Fitness Center Dedication Local Brave Event

December 1-3

Fall Play

January 20

Surf ’n Turf

February 3

Big Band Bash

March 10 24

BV Auction Easter Egg Hunt

May

25-27 Spring Musical

June 18

Golf Classic

For further information on these events as well as upcoming reunions, visit

www.bishopblanchet.org

Brave Magazine Fall 2017 Published twice annually by: Bishop Blanchet High School 8200 Wallingford Ave North Seattle, WA 98103 www.bishopblanchet.org

Editor Jen Russell Director of Marketing & Communications Printer Precision Press Designer Mathes Design

Contributing Writers Mary Williams Beard ’81, Robert Lukevich ’04, Jacqueline Robinette, Corey Ericksen, Gabe Glennie, Sean Gaskill ’02

Contributing Photographers Stephen Brashear, Chris Grasseschi, Yuen Lui Photography

If you would like to send a letter to the editor, update your contact information or contribute a written piece for consideration, please email jrussell@bishopblanchet.org.

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