BRAVE MAGAZINE
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2017-2018 Annual Report
Tour our New Spaces
Jim Pinsoneault Award Winners
Sports & Arts Round-ups
“Blanchet has been around for almost 65 years and while we have seen educational methods changing with the times and updated facilities along the way, we have always maintained a focus on the student – meeting them where they are and encouraging them to become all that they can be. That’s why it’s so gratifying to see the results of this Campaign come together. Every part – from the technology in the classrooms to the beautiful new commons – has been rooted in the student experience.” – Mary (Hermann) Welch ’65, A Brave Future Co-Chair
TABLE OF CONTENTS Tour Our New Spaces
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Alumni Reunions and Events
Jim Pinsoneault Beyond the Classroom Faculty Award Bishop Blanchet Class of 2018 Arts Update
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Sports Update 12 Retiring Faculty & Staff Members
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Grad Tidings
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In Memoriam
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Donor Roll
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Endowments 35 15
Financial Performance 36
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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, 2017 through June 30, 2018. 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. As you will see, we ended the fiscal year ahead of our budget thanks to a strong year of fundraising and continued the solid growth of our endowments. As we moved through the third year of A Brave Future: The Capital Campaign for Bishop Blanchet, we continued to be blessed with incredible levels of generosity, enabling us to expand the cafeteria into our new Norcliffe Student Commons. We also installed new SMART TV displays in every classroom and updated our choir room with professional level features. In this issue, we are excited to share how the student experience is impacted by these amazing new features of our school. Whether our students are engaging in class through interactive SMART TV displays or enjoying the flood of natural light as they get a snack at the new Brave Cafe, they are living their way into the Brave Future we outlined as our goal years ago. We hope you enjoy this publication and invite you to come visit us to see our students and staff in action. 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
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The expansion to the Ernie Rose Activities Center opened last fall and provides our students with state of the art training and educational space. The lobby features the school motto, “Be True. Be Kind. Be Brave!� along with some of our favorite sports moments from the past several years. The new classroom in the Ernie Rose Activities Center is equipped with a SMART TV and flexible furniture to allow physical education classes the opportunity to easily move between exercise and study.
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The athletic training room, featuring multiple treatment beds and rehab tools, is put to good use both by our athletes recovering from injury as well as students learning sports medicine. Set against a mural backdrop of runners at Greenlake, the cardio workout room is a key feature of a number of our physical education classes and is used for cross training by a variety of sports. This space is also used as an on-campus fitness center before and after school, adding to wellness opportunities for students, faculty and staff.
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A wall of windows fills the atrium in the new Norcliffe Student Commons with natural sunlight, even on the cloudiest of days.
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SMART TVs were added to every classroom during the 2017-18 school year, allowing for more dynamic and interactive learning.
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Our new Brave Cafe – stocked with a state of the art espresso machine and staffed by a full-time barista – serves up tasty snacks and drinks to students, faculty and staff.
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The custom wood benches in the atrium have quickly become a favorite spot for relaxing, eating and chatting with friends.
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BBHS 2017-18 JIM PINSONEAULT BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
FACULTY AND STAFF AWARD
Laura (Milne) Meaux ’01 The phrase “above and beyond” is repeated among the many award nominations received in support of Laura Meaux. She is described as tireless in her efforts to create a better experience for our students while remaining approachable and available to help whenever asked. While her position of overseeing all technology would be a more than full-time job for most, Laura somehow manages to find time for what a colleague describes as “an insane number of activities and committees” and she puts her full effort into each one. From serving as cheer coach for years to moderating ASB, she makes connecting with students a priority despite the many demands of her position.
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When it comes to her role as Director of Educational Technology, she is praised for continually working to make upgrades that improve the student learning experience and make the lives of faculty and staff easier. Most importantly, people note, is her positive attitude and good humor while balancing her many responsibilities. From organizing social events to the faculty/staff fantasy football league, she is the first to volunteer to lead activities to build community and one would be hard pressed to find a more proud or enthusiastic Brave. As one nomination form read, “What would we do without Laura Meaux?!” Thank you, Laura, for your amazing commitment to BBHS and for bringing such joy to everything you do.
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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. This year we are delighted to honor Director of Educational Technology Laura (Milne) Meaux ’01 with the staff award and English teacher Kelly Christensen with the faculty award.
Kelli Christensen It’s no surprise that the originator of our motto “Be True. Be Kind. Be Brave!” is deeply rooted to the mission of Bishop Blanchet. Kelli is known as an empathetic instructor with high expectations both for herself and her students; that rare educator who is able to challenge students while also providing them a soft place to land when they are struggling. She encourages students to think deeply and critically about the content they are learning, about themselves and about their world. This work extends beyond the classroom as she continually challenges the BBHS community to work for social justice and equity. While she serves as moderator for the diversity club, her work with minority communities is more than simply club supervision. She attends workshops, leads discussions and brings people
together to improve the quality of life for all groups on our campus. As one nomination reads, “Even among a faculty and staff replete with warm and understanding people, Kelli Christensen stands out like a lighthouse against a cloudy Seattle sky. She is indefatigable in her defense of the otherwise defenseless. Her motto of ‘Be True. Be Kind. Be Brave!’ defines the culture we seek to cultivate, while her personal advocacy for all of the members of our community – especially the most vulnerable – provides us with a shining model as to how, exactly, we might live out this motto.” Thank you, Kelli, for being such a shining light for our community. Congratulations!
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Congratulations to the Class of 2018! Collectively, they received $17M in academic scholarship offers and are enrolled at 51 colleges/ universities in 20 states and one foreign country.
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BBHS ARTS
Theater Memorial Day Weekend, the Moore Theatre played host to Blanchet’s spring musical, Guys and Dolls. Comprised of 36 actors and 34 crew members, the team spent the week putting together the final parts and bringing the production to the stage. We extend a special thanks to Liz McCarthy French ’79 as she generously stepped in to direct this wonderful production. Save the date for this year’s musical! The show will run April 12th through 14th. The musical will be announced at the Spotlight Cabaret on November 17th. We are also thrilled to announce that Mr. Robert Bergin (beginning his third year as a BBHS faculty member)
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assumed the role of Drama Director this September. In this role, Mr. Bergin will teach acting classes, serve as the moderator to the Thespian Society, help with the coordination of the Performing Arts League of Supporters (PALS), run the new summer youth theater camp, produce and direct the fall play and spring musical and help facilitate our drama program marketing efforts. Mark your calendar for more upcoming drama events: this year’s fall play is Almost, Maine with performances on November 9th through 11th. And the student-directed One-Act Festival is January 17th through 19th.
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Music April was busy time for the music department. The Spring Concert, led by Gabe Glennie, Sean Richarz and Becca Cantrell, was on April 22nd in the Ernie Rose Activities Center Main Gym, featuring performances from all the music classes. Later that week, 90 students from the Vocal Ensemble, Chamber Choir, Jazz Band, Concert Band and Orchestra traveled down to Portland. They had a busy schedule with multiple performances a day, participating in clinics and workshops and attending concerts in the evening. This year’s events include the Christmas Concert on December 9th, Reno Jazz Festival in April and our Spring Concert on May 23rd.
Art On May 17th, the library hosted our annual Art Show. This event celebrated the works of art created by students throughout the year. This year’s show was especially significant as Blanchet bid farewell to Jeanne Mikesell after 35 years! Through Miksell’s dedication and hard-work with the Art Club and the many students she has taught, the Art Show was the biggest yet! We wish her the best in her retirement. We are excited to welcome Rebecca Davis to the Fine Art department starting this year! Ms. Davis was born just outside Chicago, IL (but has also lived in Dallas, TX; Bend, OR; and Greeley, CO) and called Tucson, AZ home for the last 17 years. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from the University of Arizona in 2009 and taught various art classes for the past five years at Mountain View High School in Tucson, AZ.
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BBHS SPRING
SPORTS WRAP-UP
Baseball The varsity baseball team had another good season this spring. The Braves were a young team with just three seniors and five starting sophomores. They showed great improvement throughout the season and came just short of a State tournament appearance. Though the baseball team only had three seniors, they provided great leadership to the team. Simon Serwold ’18 was named team MVP and most inspirational teammate. Cody Dreis ’20, Luke Rican ’20, Scott Yueng ’18 and David Bremgartner ’18 earned the Scholar Athlete award. Simon Serwold ’18 and Jarek Woodward ’20 earned 2nd team All-Metro.
Greta Geivett ’18, Lily King ’19 and Jessica Segle ’18 Scholar Athletes ALL LEAGUE HONORS Kate Judy ’21, Jessica Segle ’18, and Gianna Marchese ’18 All Metro Greta Geivett ’18 Valley Division Lily King ’19 and Mari Kamemoto ’21 Honorable Mention
Softball The varsity softball team finished the 2018 season with a record of 19-7. The Braves finished second in the Valley Division with a regular season record of 13-1. The team qualified for the State tournament by defeating Holy Names in the district tournament. In the State tournament, the Braves lost to Kelso and ended their season against Gig Harbor. Our five seniors, Jessica Segle ’18, Gianna Marchese ’18, Greta Geivett ’18, Taylor Houghtaling ’18 and Mikey McLaughlin ’18 helped the team achieve the goal of reaching the State tournament. SEASON AWARDS: Mikey McLaughlin ’18 and Gianna Marchese ’18 Most Inspirational
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Jessica Segle ’18 and Kate Judy ’21 Most Valuable player Marne Orsen ’21 and Madeline Bremgartner ’20 Coaches Award
Lisa Olsen Metro Coach of the Year
Girls Lacrosse Girls lacrosse had an outstanding 2018 season – going 8-5 in just their second varsity season. The season was highlighted by wins over local rivals Kennedy Catholic, Garfield, Ingraham and Ballard. The team was led in scoring by sophomore Logan Gray ’20, who had 42 goals and 16 assists. Gray was also named to the AllConference team along with junior teammate Sophie Butler ’19. Freshman Fionna O’Donnell ’21 was named to Team Washington, the league’s all-star team that participated in the Women’s National Tournament in Stony Brook, NY. The team was captained by junior attack
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Molly Olney ’19, junior attack Morgan DeMeulemeester ’19, and junior goaltender Lindsey Rappe ’19. At the end of the season banquet, the team honored Rayden Berge ’19 with the Most Inspirational Award and the Coaches’ Award went to Kaitlyn Crouser ’20 and Bridget Olney ’19. The team had 32 girls comprising the varsity and JV roster in 2018 and the team anticipates over 36 girls on the roster for the 2019 season. The coaching staff included fourth year head coach Anna Gustafson, and assistant coaches Scott DeMeulemeester and Tony Olney.
Boys Lacrosse The team finished 2018 with 12 wins against only three losses, narrowly missing the postseason playoffs. They have great expectations for 2019 as the squad is returning 16 varsity lettermen. Coach Snorsky believes that the returning squad may include the most talented and experienced defensive unit he has seen in his tenure as head coach. The unit comprised of Alex Oxmana ’20 in goal and defensemen Jacob Van Der Hyde ’20, Jack Burns ’20 and Connor McCallum ’20 will be making life very difficult for opposing attackmen. Midfield will be another bright spot with several athletic and versatile players led by Luke Gardner ’21 and Nick Barrett ’19. These hard working players could be game changers on both ends of the field.
The attack looks forward to the return of Forrest Snorsky ’19, Carson Keller ’21, Ethan Bernard ’20 and incoming sophomore Brock Cagnina ’21 will add more punch to the BBHS lacrosse team’s offense. Coach Bohn shared that because of their experience, the returning team will be able to absorb new players, allowing new Braves to get playing time. We look forward seeing the BBHS student body in the bleachers supporting the squad.
Track and Field The track and field season ended strong with many fantastic postseason performances. At the Metro Championship meet, the boys placed 2nd as a team and the girls 7th. Winning both Metro and district individual championships were Christopher Frost ’19 in the 110 high hurdles and Scott Rickels ’18 in the shot put. Ella Haskins ’21 was district champ in the Javelin as was Jillese Bush ’18 in the shot put. The Braves had nine athletes qualify for State in 11 events. 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 7/ 2 0 1 8 A N N UA L R E P O R T
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The following were State qualifiers in their events: Danielle Jaculewicz ’21 12th in High Jump Lester Sauvage ’19 12th in High Jump Conor Moore ’18, Christopher Frost ’19, Tommy Gardner ’19 , Dylan Murphy ’18 9th in Boys 4x1 Relay Scott Rickels ’18 12th in Discus, 6th in Shot Put Jillese Bush ’18 8th in Discus, 10th in Shot Put Ella Haskins ’21 4th in Javelin Christopher Frost ’19 12th in Long Jump, 9th in 300 hurdles, 4th in 110 High Hurdles
Senior Captain Lukas Delen ’18–First Team, McCoy Hennes ’19–First Team, Eli Sherwood ’18–Second Team.
The boys 4x1 relay also set the school record.
Boys Soccer Your Braves boys soccer team had a successful 2018 spring season making it to the competitive metro playoffs. The unit knocked off higher seeded Nathan Hale in the first round and reached the quarter finals of the tournament. Many teams in the league had rosters full of upperclassmen, but that didn’t intimidate the Braves. The team will return a majority of the 2018 roster this spring and has their eyes on being a top team in Metro. Three players from the 2018 roster also received All-League Metro honors:
Captains for the 2019 spring season will be McCoy Hennes ’19 and Liam Tracey ’19. Braves soccer looks forward to playing in new gold uniform kits and seeing everyone cheer them on. Go Braves!
Tennis The 2018 Bishop Blanchet boys and girls tennis teams had a fantastic season and excellent turnouts. The varsity boys team had six graduating seniors from 2017 and no seniors in 2018 and finished 4th in Metro capped with a big 3-2 victory over Roosevelt. The boys have a very strong group returning for 2019 with David Ochsner ’19, Beckett Bejan ’19, Felix Shuler ’19, Jack Robinson ’19 and Eddie Shelton ’20 to name a few. The varsity girls team had a great year, finishing 3rd in Metro with a huge win over Holy Names, the 2017 State Champion. They also look to return an excellent group as well. Cameron Ferguson ’19, Mia Loveland ’19, Eliza Merriman ’19, Mia Singh ’20, Liza Roe ’20, Claire Ramquist ’20, Claire Bratrud ’21 and Claire Summers ’21 are well poised to lead a strong team this year. The boys and girls teams each received the WIAA Outstanding Scholastic Award for 2018 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 four individuals below have fully given of themselves professionally and personally to make BBHS feel like home for all of our families.
Jeanne Miksell Tribute by Clarice Hunter, Business/ Technology Teacher “The joy of teaching is watching a student’s face light up after she/ he has been struggling with a problem or idea but then gets that “Aha” moment when it finally gels. This makes all the effort you’ve put into working with them worth it!” These are the reflective words of Jeanne Mikesell who retired at the end of last school year. Hired at Blanchet in August of 1984 to teach freshman and sophomore theology and speech, Jeanne likely had no idea the number of different classes she would teach and the amount of projects and extracurricular activities she would oversee over the next 34 years. Most recently recognized as a visual arts teacher, most students and staff are unaware of Ms. Mikesell’s career of teaching diversity and array of talents she shared with the BBHS community. During her early years at BBHS, Jeanne was asked to develop an art/theology course for those students who had difficulty fulfilling their art requirement just added by the state. The course, Images of God in Art (now called Christian Themes in Art), was created and was one of the first co-curricular courses offered at Blanchet.
When Jeanne became Arts department co-chair in 1989, she redesigned and/or developed the fine arts classes: Basic Art, Drawing and Painting, Calligraphy, Pottery and Sculpture, Arts and Crafts, Christian Themes in Art and Independent Study in the following disciplines: Drawing, Painting, Pottery & Sculpture and Special Projects, AP Studio Art. Her numerous co-curricular activities include Speech coach as well as 12 years of supervising and running the grade-school speech tournament, her most recent being last December. For over a decade Jeanne was involved with stage crew set design, props and painting crew. In the late nineties, she worked with the Arts and Crafts classes to create gym decorations for the Auction. Also in the nineties, Jeanne worked with Earth Corp students in completing three Metro bus mural paintings. Thousands of people have admired Bishop Blanchet’s proud tradition of the main foyer holiday windows. Jeanne reconstructed and redesigned the Christmas windows then, in the 2000s, designed and constructed the Easter tridium windows we now see during the Easter season. Jeanne’s most recent pride and joy was the BBHS Art Club she started four years ago. Members who fulfill certain criteria throughout the year are eligible for membership into the National High School Art Association. Activities with this group included art night for 4-5th graders, the Memory Project, Students Rebuild Project and the annual Art Show. In June, Jeanne moved back to Iowa to spend time with her mother, siblings, and nieces and nephews. Her artistic and design talents are now at work refurbishing her “new” old house.
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Pam Palasz Tribute by Nicole McCoy, VP of Academics
Pam Palasz dedicated 40 years to the Bishop Blanchet community. She began her Bishop Blanchet career as an English teacher, then in 1980 she became a counselor where she spent most of her time. Pam was instrumental in starting the college counseling program. As a counselor, Pam recognized the importance of becoming involved in the college admissions community so she became a College Board representative and served on the NACAC College Fair Committee as well as the University of Washington’s Counselor Advisory Board. Pam’s community involvement helped bring college admissions representatives to Bishop Blanchet and we currently have well over 100 colleges visit campus each year. In addition to her college counseling work, Pam had a passion for working with students who face academic challenges. In the 1980’s, Pam started the first program for students with disabilities where she advocated for students to receive accommodations including the creation of formal learning plans. Passionate about understanding how students learn, Pam spent a great deal of time taking courses on Learning and the Brain through the University of Washington and worked to educate the faculty. Pam was instrumental in establishing the foundation for the counseling program and we are grateful for the contributions she made. Prior to retirement, Pam returned to the classroom, just as she started her career teaching English and Academic Support. As a teacher, Pam wanted students not only to succeed, but to learn how to study efficiently. She taught study strategies to her students, focused on knowing their learning style, and integrating their individual learning styles into their core subjects.
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Thank you for all you have been to the students at Bishop Blanchet over so many years as you have listened, advised, counseled, taught and led by example as an educator who gives from the heart and cares about the success of your students.
Sensei Midori Watanabe – Eimen Tribute by Chuck Bocian ’73, VP of Activities In Sensei Watanabe’s 25 years of service at BBHS, she spent the first four years splitting her time between Blanchet and Ingraham HS. Midori recalls having only a short time to get between schools. She had to eat her lunch on the way, find the quickest route, avoid traffic lights and speeding tickets in order to arrive on time to teach the Braves! She was tasked with introducing the Japanese language and culture to our students. As the first and only Japanese instructor in the history of the school, she had the honor of beginning at the ground floor. After her successful initial years and as student interest grew, Japanese 3 and 4 were added to the curriculum. During her tenure, she served as the advisor for the Japanese club, which introduced Japanese week and set the bar high for all the additional language clubs when it came to decorating the halls and center staircase, announcements teaching the community about the culture and (my favorite!), Teriyaki lunch. Additionally, Sensei began the “GO” Club dedicated to enhancing the students experience by teaching the students and teachers how to play the Chinese Board game, “GO.” One of the kindest and gentlest teachers in the school, Midori’s classroom was a model of calm but intense
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learning. Students were immersed in the use of the language from bell to bell. They were encouraged to explore the culture and to share their knowledge and skill with others. Her students were always quick to comment on how much they learned from her and how kind she was at all times. Midori was always willing to work extra duties when asked, going above and beyond the requirements expected of her. She was a consistent chaperone for dances and was always present at the fall play and helped to take tickets and supervise those in attendance. We will miss Midori and her gentle soul. She will be remembered fondly by faculty and students alike. We wish her well as she transitions to her next role in life! We thank her for all her years of dedication to the Braves and for her contribution to making Blanchet a better community.
Diane Valach Tribute by Kelli Christensen, English Teacher What makes a teacher great? For Diane Valach, the magic recipe appears to be a unique mixture of humor, humility and a passion for teaching. Her colleagues know this about her, and clearly her students do too. Ms. Valach’s retirement in June closes the book (pun intended) on her distinguished career at Bishop Blanchet. In her 26 years as an English teacher, Diane fostered a genuine love for literature and writing in her students. Between her famed House on Mango Street project with freshmen, her notoriously tough junior honors class and
her advisorship of the school’s literary arts magazine (Voices), Diane nurtured many a young poet in her time at Blanchet. Highlights from her students: Diane’s American author project - Diane spent countless hours helping students prepare to teach a class on their chosen authors. A rigorous assignment, students and colleagues alike marveled at the results. Students went to great lengths to transform her classroom into a different world that somehow related to the author. There were food, games, activities and excitement in these presentations. Not surprising then, that former students rattled off some of these authors in talking about Diane. Caroline (Milne) Gaskill ’99 remembers Alice Walker as her author. Curtis Leighton ’02 named Flannery O’Connor, Walt Whitman and F. Scott Fitzgerald among his favorites. Diane’s sense of humor - Curtis Leighton ’02, Libby Bassett ’00 and Peter Berberian ’02 all touched on their shared sense of humor with Diane. In all three cases, there was a noticeable twinkle in their eyes as they recalled inside jokes and ridiculous humor “way back when.” To this day Diane’s humor is charming and disarming. She doesn’t take herself too seriously and people love that about her. Diane’s example as a role model and inspiration - Whether for her strength and courage in facing a brain tumor early in her career, or her dedication to her work and to serving her students with love and compassion, the mention of Diane’s name provokes a kind of reverence and respect reserved specially for an exceptional teacher. Peter Berberian captured this well when he spoke about the lessons Diane imparted and how they have stayed with him and helped him as a father and a human being. These same sentiments are true for Diane’s colleagues at Bishop Blanchet. Despite a remarkable career, if you ask her friends and colleagues to describe her, two words usually cross their lips: kind and genuine. Thank you, Diane - for modeling what it means to be a great teacher and friend. (Don’t forget to keep that pot of coffee ready for visitors!)
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ALUMNI REUNIONS & EVENTS
Gold & Brave Mass and Reception
the Class of 1968 into its ranks. Next year, the Club looks forward to celebrating with the Class of 1969 as The Gold & Brave Club is running they join and receive their Golden B strong! On Sunday, October 7th at 1:00 PM, club members met for the The Gold & Brave Club serves to Lapel pins. If you have a question annual Gold & Brave Mass in the Don recognize and celebrate those within about the Gold & Brave Club or would Bosco Chapel at BBHS. The Mass was the Blanchet Community who have like to receive your Golden B Lapel officiated by BBHS Chaplain, Father celebrated their 50 year reunions. This pin, please contact Robert Lukevich Colin Parrish. After Mass, Gold & year, the club was proud to welcome at rlukevich@bishopblanchet.org or at 206-527-3981. Brave Club members and their guests gathered for coffee and snacks in the BBHS Bradburn Library and Media Center.
8th Annual Brave 5k Be True. Be Brave. Be Fast! Thanks to the 2018 Brave 5k Sponsors: Brave Booster Club, TC Span America, Super Jock ‘N Jill, Oiselle, Brooks Running and Sparkling Ice. These fantastic sponsors helped underwrite the entire event. Therefore, all of the race fees and donations, totalling nearly $4,000, were deposited into the fund supporting Bishop Blanchet Cross Country programs! This money subsidizes team apparel, training shoes and competition gear for our Bishop Blanchet student athletes. We are also grateful for all those who participated in the 2018 Brave 5k. The 8th 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. And of course...the Brave 5K runners were fast! Top 3 Adult Male 5K finishers: Anthony Galvan ’09: 17:04 Spencer Walsh (Super Jock ‘N Jill/ Blanchet Coach): 17:24 Gabriel Schoening: 19:20 Top 3 Youth Male 5K finishers: Michael Lewis ’20: 18:07 Nicky DiMartino ’20: 18:19 Adam Flood ’20: 18:20
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Top 3 Adult Female 5K finishers: Claire Manley ’16: 20:40 Emma Flood ’18: 23:04 Liv McShane ’17: 24:35
Top 3 Youth 1 mile finishers: Gabriella Jonart: 7:25 Nathan Jonart: 7:34 Chloe Horner: 7:49
Top 3 Youth Female 5K finishers: Kate Manley ’19: 20:40 Olivia Freeman ’21: 22:36 Danielle Jaculewicz ’21: 22:37
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Reunions On August 11th and 12th the Class of 1998 celebrated 20 years since graduation by holding a reunion event at the Laurelhurst Community Center and a Family Field Day at BBHS. On September 15th we celebrated five reunions. The Classes of 1958, 1963, 1973, 1978 and 1988 all gathered together to mark their time since graduation. Four of these reunions were held on campus. Thank you to our first graduating class of 1958 who marked the school’s first ever 60 year reunion! It was a great day to have so many Braves back on campus and provide the opportunity to see all of the new additions to campus over the years since they walked the halls. The Class of 1978 gathered together off campus and celebrated with a imitation “Rooter Bus” for photos and had an awesome event. On September 22nd the Class of 2008 celebrated their 10 year reunion at the Flatstick Pub in Pioneer Square.
Alums are free to enter the game and will be given a ticket for a complimentary food and drink. Be sure to visit the alumni check-in table at both entrances and if you have questions about the event you can contact Robert Lukevich at rlukevich@bishopblanchet.org or at 206527-3981. RSVP at www.bbhs.org/homecoming and be sure to update your contact information to receive this and other great information on alumni activities at www.bishopblanchet.org/alumniupdate.
reconnecting over shared memories two decades, the BBHS community from your time as a student at BBHS. has come together to golf, have a good time and raise money for the BBHS Coming Up Brave Fund. This year we had over 1983 – Date and event details still to 130 golfers and alum representation be determined. from every decade of BBHS. Golfers Thank you to all of those who attended had an awesome day in Redmond their reunions. We hope you enjoyed and a delicious catered dinner. Thank Class of 1979 gathering with your classmates and you to Connor Stockcamp ’21 our 40 Year Reunion! student shot volunteer. Raffle winners Save the date for the weekend took home rounds of golf, Be Brave of June 28th & 29th at Bishop glassybabys, fresh crab, BBHS gear Blanchet High School. 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 Golf Classic big thank you goes out to the BBHS On June 18th, at Willows Run Golf Alumni Board for their efforts in Course, BBHS alums, parents and helping to plan the event. We hope to friends hit the links for the 21st Annual see you all for our 22nd edition of the Bishop Blanchet Golf Classic. For over Golf Classic on Monday, June 17, 2019. On October 6th at Inglewood Golf Club the Class of 1968 celebrated their 50 year reunion. Congratulations on this milestone and joining the Gold & Brave Club.
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GRAD TIDINGS 1973 Chuck Bocian earned his Principal Certification from the Seattle University Leadership Program. Chuck is also entering his 20th year of being an administrator at BBHS and is the current Vice Principal for Activities.
1983 Paul Eagle
1965 Bob Ingalls and his wife Cathy traveled to Europe this summer to witness the world premiere of Bob’s composition “Mother Earth Cries Out!!” for choir and large orchestra. This composition is based on Pope Francis’ Environmental Encyclical “Laudato si”. On June 16th it was performed at the Florinskirche in Koblenz, Germany by the Universitätschor der Universität Koblenz-Landau and the Junges
1967 Richard Kinssies
has had a long career in the wine industry. In addition to owning the Wine Outlet 20
Symphonieorchester Koblenz under the direction of esteemed conductor Christian Jeub. Ten days later the couple traveled to Torun, Poland where Bob’s composition “Ave Maria for Choir and Strings” was twice performed under the baton of Kinga Litowska at memorial concerts for St. Pope John Paul II that opened the 6th International Copernicus Choir Festival & Competition.
wine store (which has provided wines for various BBHS events) he was the wine writer for the Seattle Post Intelligencer for nearly 30 years, and hosted two radio shows (KING FM). Richard also worked as a sommelier, owned a restaurant/wine bar, made wine and in 1981 founded the Seattle Wine School. He has taught wine for the French government and created a wine curriculum for Seattle Central Community College where he taught for several years. He still teaches weekly classes at the Wine Outlet. Class schedules can be found on his website.
was appointed pro tempore Family Law Court Commissioner for King County Superior Court. Paul looks forward to serving the people of King County and has 25 years of family law experience from his time spent in private practice at Eagle Law Offices, PS in Seattle.
1988/89 BBHS freshmen Rocco ’22 and Blake ’22, the sons of Val Buono-Spannaus ’88 and Lori Buono ’89, traveled to Washington DC and met with Dan Crowley ’14 who is currently working in Washington State Senator Patty Murray’s Office.
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Fred Hutch, Andrea worked with her husband at their specialty running store, Fleet Feet Seattle, and at the University of Washington before that. After leaving BBHS, she earned her MPA in Nonprofit Management from the UW Evans School of Public Policy and Governance.
2014 Dan Crowley interned in
1992 Brian (Huntington) Kvistad
Senator Patty Murray’s Washington DC Office this past spring. Dan graduated from the UW in March 2018 with a BA in International Studies and is currently finishing an internship in the Sierra Club’s Washington, DC Office. He is also currently studying for the LSAT and plans to attend law school next year.
is a co-owner operator with his wife Jennell of Blossom Grocery located on Lopez Island. Recently, the store was named the 2018 Store of the Year by the Independent Natural Food Retailers Association (INFRA). The store was founded in 1977 and is the oldest natural food store in the San Juan Islands.
2003 Shirley (Bocian) Briones
was awarded the Outstanding Educator Award for her work at Cascadia Elementary School in Seattle. Shirley was given this award for her hard work and dedication and for being an all-around leader and provider of daily smiles and encouragement for kids.
2011 Samuel Martin, CIPM 1997 In 2017, Andrea Gomes Morrison was named the director of the Fred Hutch Obliteride. This annual fundraising bike ride and 5k walk raises millions of dollars for research at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center with the goal of curing cancer faster. Prior to joining
graduated magna cum laude from Western Washington University and is working for RIMES Technology in their Boston Office.
2013 Andrew Martin graduated from Western Washington University and is currently attending grad school at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland where he is pursuing a Masters in International Relations.
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2015 Jennifer Wren
is heading into her senior year at the University of Washington where she is majoring in Biology. She has been a member of the Women’s Crew team since Freshman year and this past Spring won gold with her boat and the overall team won silver at the NCAA championships in Sarasota, Florida. Her biggest fan is proud dad Joe Wren ’74. 21
2017 Isabella Sundy shared her story of the impact Catholic education had on her life with 1,100 supporters at the Fulcrum Foundation’s Celebration of Light on February 9th. This June she concluded her Freshman year at the University of Washington where she
IN MEMORIAM Alumni 1958 Colleen (O’Keefe) Gauntt, wife of Richard “Dick” ’58 and mother of Kristine (Frank) ’88 1959 William Eriksson Jr., brother of Janice ’61 and Diane ’68 (deceased) and Lori ’74 (Kevin ’71) Gary Ruddy, father of Rocky ’88 (Molly ’90) and brother of Georgia ’58. 1960 Francis Crail Corr, husband of Joan ’64, father of James ’95 and brother of Colleen ’62, Kevin ’63, Kathleen ’65, Sean ’69, Bridget ’70 1961 Colleen Agnes (Morrison) Zenier, mother of Debbie ’81 (deceased), Jeff ’83, Carol ’85, and Sarah ’86 1964 James “Jim” Bourgette, brother of Roberta (Bob) ’58, Richard ’61 (deceased), Stephanie ’61, Robert “Bob” (Margaret) ’67, Stephen (Kathy) ’69, uncle of Stephen ’78, Christa ’81, David ’82, Colleen ’83, Paul ’96, Jeffrey ’98, Sara ’00.
is currently taking the prerequisite classes for the Foster School of Business. Annie Maher attends Bowdoin College and plays Basketball for the Polar Bears. This year
1965 Rod Winterroth, brother of Dennis ’67, Eunice ’68 and Al ’69 and uncle of Eric ’97, Lisa ’99, Tracie ’88 and Trisha ’91 Gary Bernhard 1968 John Jordan, brother of Judy ’66, Gerianne ’70, Patty ’73 Sharon O’Brien Mickelson, wife of Dennis Mickelson ’67 Dolores Ann “Dede” (Tiberio) Gonzales, mother of Christina ’01, sister of Robert ’62, Sandy Tumbleson ’64, Armand “Bud” ’65, Gary ’74 1969 Pamela Marie (Connolly) Peterson, sister of Steve ’70 (deceased), Debbie ’72 (Joe ’70), Sylvia ’74, Joan ’75, 1981 Debbie (Zenier) Muscardin, daughter of Colleen ’61 (deceased) and sister of Jeff ’83, Carol ’85, Sarah ’86
Friends
as a Freshman, Annie had 30 appearances. The team advanced through the entire Division III Tournament and ultimately, Bowdoin fell to Amherst in the Division III National Championship game. The team had the second most wins in school history and was the second ever team to advance to the Final Four.
Jeanne Ann (Zilles) Brunette, mother of Julie ’81, Kathryn ’84, Michelle ’86, Steven ’88 Edgardo “Ed” Manlangit, father of Michelle ’98 and Earl ’03 Kathryn Jane Leptich, mother of Dave (Kasha) ’65, Kassie ’67, James ’68, Greg ’70, Molly ’79, Bob ’81 and Patrice ’83 Patricia Lou McHatton, wife of Bill ’64 Irving “Irv” Greengo, father of Anne ’70 (Kerry ’67), David ’71, Mark ’73, Mary ’79, John ’85 Helen M. Patterson, mother of Kathy ’66 and grandmother of Dylan ’09 Jeremiah “Jerry” Vincent O’Leary, father of Martin ’83, Dennis ’85, Jerry ’90 and John ’92 and grandfather of Ciaran ’15 and Cecelia ’17 Gilbert Wise, father of faculty member Jane Bissonnette and grandfather of Rebecca Reese ’04
Estella Mary Kerr, former staff member
Jack McLaughlin, husband of Sue (Reynolds) McLaughlin ’68
Lucille Walton, mother of Suzanne ’67 and Christine ’69
Tom Dowd, brother of Mary Pat ’58, Mike ’59, Betty Ann ’61
Colleen Battaglia, mother of Will ’18
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2017/2018 BISHOP BLANCHET HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT Diamond Circle $1,000,000+
Thank You to our generous donors for your thoughtful support of Bishop Blanchet High School. This report reflects all gifts made between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. The following list represents combined and taxdeductible giving to the following activities and funds: Brave Fund, A Brave Future-Capital Campaign, Brave Venture Gala and Online Auctions, Booster Club, Spring Musical Patrons, named 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 ’81, Director of Development, at (206) 527-7733.
The Norcliffe Foundation
Platinum Circle $100,000+
Mary ’65 and Pat Welch Philip and Jennifer Yerkes
Green and Gold Circle $5,000+
BOEING Gift Matching Program Paul and Colleen ’77 Brajcich Lynn Broadgate Burns ’64* Renato and Melanie Canto Pierre-Etienne and Candice-Jennifer Chartier Luke and Judy Delen Legacy $20,000+ Antonio and Martha DeSapio* Anonymous (2) Fr. Gordon Douglas Archdiocese of Seattle Frank and DeAnn Feeman Bob and Bonne Bejan Uli and Patty Haller Bishop Blanchet High School Booster Club Craig and Amy Hampson Tim and Teresa Spellman ’82 Gamble Jim Harmon ’78 Dr. Peg Haggerty Michael and Kimberly Harmon Robert and Debora Horvath Bill and Molly Hastings Ozo and Mary Jaculewicz David and Kari Hatlen Shannon ’90 and Chris Langer John W. Hempelmann ’60 Microsoft Corporation Pete and Trina Hollomon Dr. Kathleen Mirante ’58†‡ Timmie Hollomon Dan and Joyce Devine ’58 Murphy Jeff and Sally Hunt Joseph ’85 & Lisa ’85† Petschl, Robert and Annmarie Kelly Joey ’08 & Devin Gilmore ’08 Petschl, Mark and Stacie Ludden Zachary ’10 & Danielle Monen ’10 Petschl, Robert and Marta McCullough Samuel ’12 & Elle Blume ’12 Petschl, Steven, Kim and Milly Miska Gregory Petschl ’14, and Jeffrey Petschl ’16 Barbara and Chris Moe Pinsoneault Family Chad and Robyn Murphy David and Sally Swanson ’87 Wright James and Jill Navone Wendy Rabel Brave Circle $10,000+ Richard C. Redman ’61 Anonymous (2) Barrett and Debra Rochefort Brian ’85 and Chrissy Acarregui Russell and Kathy Schmidtke Dan and Lisa Adams Greg ’74 and Stephanie Jacobsen ’74 Dr. Matt Campbell Jr. and Irene Campbell Schuler, Dan ’88 & Karen Schuler Curt and Olga Dyckman and Breanna ’20 & Chloe ’22 Schuler, Garneau-Nicon Family Foundation Jacob ’01 & Shannon Sifferman ’96 Martin Holberg ’77 and Alyson Stewart ’77 Schuler Mark and Deirdre Lacambra John and Patty Stockamp Kerry ’87 and Catherine Loveland Julie Teel Brian McMullen and Ramona Emerson Ed and Edie ’62 Wartelle Scott and Tiffany Merriman Kevin and Linda Wold Steven and Lynnette Muenzberg Lee and Alison Parsons President’s Circle $1,000+ Jeffrey and Perri Roe Anonymous (5) Stephen J. Meaney and Irene L. Meaney Abramowicz Family Family Trust Rick and Refawne Acarregui Scott and Michelle Rose ’88 Summers Joshua Green Foundation David J. Hovind ’58 and Shelley Hovind Jim and Margie Rose Patrick M. Shanahan ’80
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Scott and Suzie Alan Stuart Allen and Sunny Liu Thomas Allen and Mary Ransom Ally Financial Larry ’58 and Charon Alvar Richard and Nancy Alvord Nancy M. Amato ’82 and Lawrence Rauchwerger Brent and Jen Anderson Jeff ’85 and Gina ’85 Auter Randy and Julie Back Richard Baker ’58 Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Chuck and Gaye Barrett Paul Battaglia Dan and Mary Williams ’81 Beard Barbara* and Dave Belfie Brian and Rachel Berryessa Bigler Family Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Matching Gift Program Tom and Colleen Stewart ’79 Blaikie Mary Jane Blaylock BOEING Retirees Matching Gifts Program Thomas and Kathryn Bouchard John and Leslie Bratrud Randall and Maureen Broom Stephen and Patricia Brown Mike ’79 and Gail Bulger James and Molly Bullard Keith Burney and Amy Hogan-Burney Christopher and Kimberly Butler Kelly and Jacquie Byrne Cambia Health Foundation Matching Gift Program Matt ’85 and Amy Campbell Carpet Liquidators Renee Carroll ’68 John Cerqui and Dawn Ehde Dr. Pauline M. Cline ’65 Gary and Patty Donahue ’68 Corum Michael and Heather Cowden Patrick and Karen Crumb Scott and Monica DeMeulemeester Greg and Bev DiMartino Nick and Janie DiMartino Steve and Marie DiPietro Joseph Donovan ’66 Dreis Family Carolyn ’63 and Chris Eagan ECG Management Consultants Michael ’65 and Becky Egan Electronic Arts Outreach Gift Match Ashley and Linda Emery Lorne and Tyera Enquist Jim Erhardt ’71 Shawn ’82 and Michael Falcone Bill and Laurie Farmer Jens Fischer and Susanne Wagner-Fischer Michael ’83 and Christine Fitzmaurice Cary and Jo Flannery Mike and Katie Fleming Eric and Jayne Freeman Chris and Kim Galbraith
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Edson and Julie* Gallaudet Global Diving and Salvag, Inc. Chris* and Julie Thenell ’79 Grasseschi Graves-Dold Family Gray Family Scott and Laura Greenberg Craig and Jennifer Gryniewicz Jens Gundlach and Cassandra Giedt David ’91 and Lisa Gurry Jason ’88 and Erin ’87 Hagens Greg and Julie Shober ’85 Hanon James and Joan Harkins Matthew and Anne Haskins Michael and Patricia Bee ’87 Heffernan David Hennes and Caroline Anderson Scott and Catherine Henson Bill Herber Hester Family Himmelspach Family James ’66 and Carol Hoffman Stephen Houghton ’65 Robert and Susan Hoxie Peter Johnson and Carol Troup Steven R. and Laura Johnson Philip and Kathleen Jones John and Marisol Joynt Barry ’81 and Shellee Kaimakis Kevin and Sandy Kennedy Joseph Kenny and Jennifer Siegel Joseph ’89 and Kristin Kenny Jim ’78 and Linda Kinerk Brian E. Klein ’92 Karen Klepper Shannon ’89 and Brad Knowles Elisabeth Koehler John T. and Nicole Korman Brian J. Kraus Paul and Connie Krause Joseph and Kala Kunthara Brent LaMotte and Lisa Boucher Jeffrey and Tina Lee Mitchell Levy and Rebecca Albiani D. Andrew and Ruth Rogers Lewis Eben and Jane Lewis Gregory P. Lewis Lukevich Family Kevin MacPherson and Susan Balich Vincent ’75 and Pam Madden Thomas ’71 and Rowayne Maguire Thomas and Melissa Maider Christopher and Michele Maly Ann ’82 and David Mann Gregory and Pamela Marchand Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Tom and Ann* Martin Philip and Kelley Martin Scott and Glorilyn Maw Patricia McBride Ted and Jan McCaugherty Kraig and Deven McCoy Rev. Michael J. McDermott Loren and Jeannie Orebaugh ’63 McElvain Toby ’96* and Linda McGill R. Michael McNulty ’64 Jerry and Debbie Medved Joe ’87 and Carmela ’90 Mele Meredith Corporation Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Maureen Mershon and Frank Siderius Patricia and Richard Miailovich Micro-Chem Laboratories James ’63 and Gretchen Vogel ’62 MillerMinor Family Chris Moore ’80 and Susanne Quistgaard Shawn and Randy Moore Motorola Solutions Foundation Gift Match Program Warren Moy William Mueting and Jane Rygg John and Sara Needham Steven and Kelly Nolan Shafer Michael and Shelley O’Clair Lynn Wartelle O’Connor ’88 Mary (LaFond) Odermat ’60 and Victor Odermat John and Betsy O’Kane Teresa Rowland ’80, Stewart and Patrick ’18 O’Leary Anthony Olney and Mary McHugh Orse Family Kevin and Cheryl Overbey Virginia Paulsen Jay Paulus and Michelle Madigan Tony Philippsen ’61 and Patricia Novarra Michael Pierce ’86* Tom ’87 and Michelle Pierson Samuel ’00* and Britt ’01 Procopio David and Rita Pruin J. Noel ’64 and Cathy Pyatt Christian E. Rabel Raikes Foundation Rampersad Family Thomas* and Mary Loft ’80 Ramsey Mary Anne Reeder ’76 and Paul Griffith Peter and Michelle Richmond Allan and Karla Romano William Romans ’73 Steven Roselli ’80 Elizabeth Gauer Paul and Shawn Saline Jason and Kim Sanchez David and Margie Schmutz David and Jan Schrader Schwartz Family Seattle Models Guild Paul and Kathleen Donahue ’65 Seely Gregory and Stacie Sena Maury and Judy Sheridan Bryan Sires and Deanna Irwin-Sires Paul Sittauer Edward Snyders and Julie Renick Lisa Srithongsuk ’88 and Scott Richardson Starbucks Matching Gifts Program Steven and Susan Stolle Brion and Kristin Stone Charles ’83 and Sara Strazzara Mark and Kathryn Strecker Ed ’80 and Lynn Thenell T-Mobile USA Inc Gift Match Program John and Angela TraAåynor Catherine ’83 and Douglas Tveter John ’73 and Diane Ulacia Scott and Wendy Ulman Urban Dwell Thomas and Lendy Vail Patrick and Debbie Van Der Hyde
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Thomas and Catherine Cunningham Kathleen Davis-Hayfield ’78 and Brett Hayfield Jacqueline Degel David and Debra Derickson Keith Dingfield and Susan Slonecker Father Bryan E. Dolejsi Marcy Donahue and Seamus Wilson William J. Dooris ’79 Frederick ’76 and Pamela-Marie Dore John and Eva Dougherty Jeffrey ’87 and Jennifer Cushman ’87 Droppelman Gene and Susan Eberlein Michael and Karla Essig Pat ’60 and Barbara ’62 Fahey Farmers Insurance-Isabelle Ochsner Flinn Family Patron $500+ Amy and Patrick Foley Anonymous (7)* Daniel and Susan Foley Christopher and Lynn Adkisson James and Sharon Fowler Roger and Jean Aguirre Fred H. & Mary S. Dore Alison Aleinikoff ’78 Charitable Foundation George and Molly Allen Tim Frost Matthew and Allison Allen Fulcrum Foundation Michael and Michelle Allen Frank Fuoco and Benjamin Liu Michael and Linda Andrie Charles and Sally Garneski David ’77 and Jan ’77 Augustavo Michael ’88 and Lori Gasca James and Virginia Axtman Terry Glick Peter and Connelia Aylett Devon and Jennifer Grennan Steven and Jennifer Bader Kristen ’90 and Ashley Guberman Dean and Sonya Baker Michael and Kimberly Halvorson Carl and Theda Ann Baron Wayne ’83 and Joni Hampson Laurie Bauder William Hanlin ’70 and Susan Yi Steve and Stacey Guise ’80 Bean Ryan and Nicole Hardie John Beers Bond/Heffernan Family Andrew and Paula Benson Brian and Geri Henling David and Kari Berge Herrera Family Biermanski Family George Heynen and Michelle Buetow Charles ’73 and Rebecca Ourada ’73 John and Carolyn Hickman Bocian Sean and Christine Hilt Mary Bollard ’13 Joseph Hingston Robert and Ellen Bollard Katharine ’94 and Bjorn Hodneland Glen ’86 and Christine Bradburn John and Gretchen Hollett Steven and Jeanne Bremer Randall Bremgartner and Victoria Silecchio Steve Horsman and Pat Chaney Christian E. Houck and Lynne J. Kalina Bright Funds Foundation Larry Hubbell and Shelley Butler Ian and Anne Brown Katherine Huber Julie Brown George ’62 and Nancy Hughes Michael and Carolynn Brown Douglas and Maria Hunter Roberta ’58 and Robert Brown John Incardona and Megan Thomas Timothy Brown and Helen Sullivan Gregory M. Jelinek and Ingrid Emerick Thomas and Kimberly Brush Malachi Jones and Nicole Healy Robert and Jennifer Bucher Marsi Jones Raymond and Kate Burdick Stephanie ’89 and William Judy Matthew and Teresa Byers Dennis Jumaquio and Tim Donlan John Byrum and Karen Tanzy Daniel and Corrie Kahn Noly and Victorina Cainglet Constance Katsandres ’90 and Salvatore and Suzanne Canino Larry Spyridis William and Sharon Carver Steve ’77 and Christina Kealy Michael and Sarah Caufield Kearney Family Joshua Chaitin and Erin Galvin Keller Family Robert and Wendy Champagne William and Kelly Kennedy Chef Dane Catering Lawrence and Kristin Kent Ted and Julie Chesledon Greg and Shannon ’80 Komen Wendy ’86 and William Codd Lauren Koszarek Pedro Costa and Frieda Hoops Sandra ’86 and Daniel Krager Adam and Lynne Craig Julee Kraus ’82 Joseph Cunnane and Darla Goodwin 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 7/ 2 0 1 8 A N N UA L R E P O R T
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Juana-Maria Rustia ’77 James M. Ryan ’70 Mary K. Lancaster Ryan ’68* Erik and Maureen ’84 Sabiers Hugh and Wendy Saffel Mark and Ursula Saltvig Andrew ’01 and Megan Schatz Joe ’82 and Debra Schober Gary and Mary Beth Schornak Ian Schroeder and Jan Nicosia Barbara (Peterson) Schwabe ’80 Harry Sellers and Le Van Thi Nguyen Bob ’79 and Kimberly Serwold Sterling Sessions Bruce and Lynn Shamulka Kelly ’74 and Valerie Sheehan Sara ’78 and Michael Shelton Eric ’80 and Katherine Simmons Doug ’85 and Susan Smith Paul A. Smith and Karen Cerosaletti Soleiman Soltani and Shohreh Khorsandi SPEEA—IFPTE Local 2001 Dan and Diane Steinke Dixie Strunk* Terry ’75 and Patty Pastro ’75* Sullivan Patricia Thenell Patrick and Donna Tracey Tupper Mack Wells, PLLC Hilario Valencia and Maria Escobar-Valencia John ’76 and Elizabeth Vandenberg James and Karen VanWagenen Steve and Lisa Visintainer Jeff Vogel and Mariann Krizsan VPI Office Furniture Derek ’90 and Stephanie Wade Mick and Sandra* Walls James M. and Susan J. S. Walters Todd Waltier ’83 and Laurel Rabel-Waltier Paul and Laura Weinand Dorie White Ralph and Mary Willison Windermere Greenwood Brent Wisse and Jodi Smith Wolfe Family Robert and Veronica Wood Jeanne ’86 and John Worrell Galen Worthington and Joni Walters John and Victoria Zeisner William and Chris Zumdahl Sauvage
Benefactor $100+
Anonymous (16) * Adobe Systems Incorporated Robert and Maryann Aguas Gail Akiyama and Csaba Pallos Chris and Christie Allemand Mark and Michelle Allen Ann Alokolaro ’95 and Patrick Fennessy Pauline Alokolaro ’97 Eduardo Alvarez Marquard Pedro Alveno and Nudia Borrera Dean and Alisa Amundson Erik Anderson and Nan Houston Anderson Family * denotes employee of BBHS † denotes deceased ‡ denotes bequest received
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Lyle and Colleen Anderson Steve ’68 and Karen ’68 Anderson Thomas ’70 and Marilee ’70 Anderson Dawna Andres Frank and Evelyn Anduvate Fr. Michael Angelovic Monica Armstrong* and Mike Finnegan Luis and Maria Arruela Marilyn ’65 and Bill Bailey Anne Baisch Philip and Diane Baldwin Mary and Mitchell Balzer Joanne Banschbach Liz ’86 and Andrew Barrett Anne ’88 and John Bartol Gina Baumgartner-Marinov ’86 and Nick Marinov Matthew and Kathleen Bean Shannon Bean Juan and Mary Jane Beaufrand Goddard and Willanne Beck Melinda Beck ’63 Carol Belveal ’62 Ruth Mlecko Bence Angela ’85 and Patricia Bennett Christine ’84 and Benford Bennett Roger and Karen Berens Christopher ’84 and Katherine Berger James and Wendi Bernard John ’64 and Clara Bernhard Don ’63 and Susanne Betz Peter and Gabriela Binder Stephen H. Bingham ’64 George and Jane* Bissonnette Caroline Blanco Carrie Blewitt Christopher ’87 and Alana Blunt Boeing Political Action Committee JoAnne ’71 and Gregory Booth Dan ’82 and Michelle Branley Julie Branson Susan Brems Kristi ’90 and Melvin Brendan Lori Ann Brennan Kirk and Erin Brewer Jeff and Erin Breyman Matthew and Sheila Breysse Michael ’68 and Judy Briney Ian Brousseau Frank and DeAnne Buono Erin Burke Patricia J. Burke Thomas Burke ’65 Scott and Alicia Burmester Scott Burns ’76 Thomas Burns and Julia Walters-Burns Tobias ’89 and Laura Burns Mary P. Byington ’83 Caballero Family Rebecca Cantrell* Caron Architecture John ’70 and Kathleen Carr Patrick Carr ’69 Cook/Carr Family Darren and Kate Cartwright Jim ’58 and Alyce Cawdrey Sheila ’70 and Michael Cesarano Michael and Kerstin Chamberlin
Paul Chao and Amanda Phan Kristine Charboneau and Joel Wilbur Sharlane Chase and David High Anthony and Andrea Chiodo Daniel Chiu and Elena Pezzoli Lauren Cole William ’99 and Jenni Condon Todd Connor and Jane Dauber Keith and Valerie Conti Kenneth and Sandra Convery Sheila Cameron Cooper ’83 Rascon Cordova Family Michael and Lynn Cordova Steve and Pam Mitchell ’79 Cory Alto and Jana Crawford Carlos Cuevas and Tita Subercaseaux Nathan and Jennifer Culala Darryl and Debbie Custer D.A. Davidson Companies David and Terri Danielson Diosdado and Veronica Dato Trinity Dawson Charlie and Heidi ’84 Deane Adalberto Del Pesce and Elva Avila Kaarn Dempsey Norman ’67 and Janice Des Rosiers John Jay Deubler and Heather Goad-Deubler DG Marketing LLC—Dixon Golf Challenge Aline Diakite Joseph DiPietro Jane Distad Anne ’78 and Ryan Dodge Paul and Joan Dolejsi Dombek Family Jeffrey Dome Paloma Dominguez Michael ’91 and Laura Donahue Jamie and Erin Donohoe Lewis and Lindsey Dorrington Duane and Tanja Draper Hugo and Mary Anne Draye Pamela ’89 and Brian Dressel Patrick ’60 and Patricia ’60 Druxman Darin and Laura Dubendorf Monica and Martin Duke Brendan and Katharine Dundas Dunkle Family Robert and Monica Dunlop John ’72 and Allison Durkin Van and Wendy Durr Dawn Dwyer ’69 Christopher and Elizabeth Dyer Dr. Judy Eaton ’67 Maura ’64 and Ray Egan Michael Ehl and Beth Pearson Einmo Family Mary Christine and Lawr Emerson Robert and Adiam Emery Darren and Lisa Emmens Shirley P. Epton* Corey* and Joni ’99 Eriksen Alexandra C. Evans ’02 Benjamin and Hilary Facer Anthony and Charlotte Fallarme Pamela Faulkner and Brigid Stackpool Tina ’76 and David Ferguson Rivero Fernando
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Joseph and Lucinda Fesalbon Jennifer ’90 and Andrew Feucht Gerard ’74 and Laura Pizzano ’74* Fieser Sara J. Finlay ’70 Valeriy ’02* and Vita Firsov Michael Fischer Kevin ’80 and Colleen Flanigan Timothy and Marcey Flood Myke and Barbara Folger Susan Ford Tran Frank and Ann Richardson Paul and Mary Freiburger Debra Frost Frugé-Culanag Family Barbara and Raymond Frye Andrew and Meredith Galloway Michael J. Ganz ’74 Karl and Pam Garand William Garcia Emmanuel and Haizel Gardon Alton Gaskill and Susan Kelly Joseph and Gwen Geivett John and Robin Gemza Denise Novak and William Gentzler Patrick Geoghegan Gary ’65 and Evie George Karen ’65 and Leverett Giffin Peter R. Gillooly ’90 Thomas and Lisa Gleason Mary Grace Gockowski ’15 Margaret ’81 and Guy Golliver Domingo and Dawn Gomez Cheryl ’64* and John ’64 Goodspeed James ’90 and Kristine Goodspeed Linda ’87 and Tom Goos Ilia Gorev Shaughn Gorman Jeannie and Charlie Gravenkemper Stephanie* and David Gravenkemper Lydia Green ’10 Christopher ’83 and Kirsti Griffin John Grillo and Jessica Fletcher Linda Gromko Patricia Gudrian-Crawford and Tobias Crawford Paula Guinasso Mariellen ’65 and Brad Gunn Jeremy and Christine Gustavel Teresa Guy ’78 Gerald Haffie John Haley Josie Haley Colleen ’67 and John Hallett John and Jennifer Halpin Gregory Hammrich ’78 John T. Hardy ’65 Brian ’98 and Megan Harrington Courtney Harvey Ryan and Kristen Hatton Holly Hawkins Greg ’81 and Annie Hawksford Steve and Fatima Hayatsu Winslow and Rita Hayes Boyd and Andrea Hays Brett* and Kerrie Hecko Elizabeth ’86 and Rob Hendry Julie Herber ’87 Micaela Hernandez-Lopez
Mark and Debra Hesse Kent and Terry Hickey Kathleen Hill Andrew Hinkle ’12 Michael Hinshaw and Meg Wellnitz-Hinshaw Dat Hoang and Thuan Nguyen Eileen V. Hogg ’80 Stacy Holzman-Klima Bradley and Tracy Honner Mike Hooks and Maggie Lucas Jennifer Houghtaling Bill Hoyer Family Troy Hussing and Liliana Lengua Alfred ’84 and Shaunta Hyde Hyder Family Intel Foundation Matching Gifts Program Greg Iten ’65 Jordan and Jana Jansen Mary Kay* and David Jebousek Michael Jerrett and Roberta Ruppin Al and Jane Johnson George P. Johnson ’63 Dwight and Holly McArt ’81 Johnson Kirk and Ann-Margaret Johnson Orenthal Johnson and Carolina Cruz Rachel Johnson Sharon Moran Johnson ’85 Steven and Julie Johnson Michael and Trisha Jonas Anthony ’71 and Ann Jones Susan Jong Wade and Cynthia Kahaialii Steven Kallick and Marlyn Twitchell Ashley E. Kane Kevin ’90 and Kelley Kane John ’92 and Sarah Katsandres Sally and Kevin Keadle Ray Keane and Helen McHugh Kristin Kenefick Joseph and Cassandra Keppler Shaun Kerins and Dawn Owen-Kerins Bruce Kessler James Keyes ’79 Jolly Khanna and Stacey Spencer Aster T. Kidane Mark ’79 and Elizabeth Kieffer Joseph Kindell ’67 Jennifer ’90 and Damien King Lawrence Kingsbury ’65 Maureen ’65 and Larry Kirk Peter and Carolyn Klauser Fred and Lorie Knoblich Christopher Koehler Stephen and Carol Koehler John and Stacy Krueger Andrzej and Anna Kulawiuk Darcy LaBelle and Tim Burkart Jean Paul LaBelle Denise ’67 and Frank Ladenburg Tom ’84 and Susan Lamb Roger Landes Adam Landry David and Christine Langley Jeffrey and Bethany Larsen Michael and Joette Larson Kathryn Lassiter Keith J. Lawson ’98
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Joshua and Joan Lee Kay ’67 and Arthur Lee Alissa Leinonen ’88 Ross Lemire ’83 John and Stacy Leonard David and Sarah Dale Lewis Laura Mitchell Lewis ’74 Paul Lin and Lynn Reilly-Lin Scott Lindblad Michael Lindblom ’80 Gregory and Kathleen Link Gebreyesus Lisanu and Lemlem Bekele Bennett L. Lo ’01 Tai-Yun Lo and Debbie Fong Cecilia Locsin Soledad C. Locsin Karin ’82 and Brock Loen John and Eileen Loesch Stafford Lombard Mary Pat ’58 and Tom Lord Richard Lorenz Robert and Kay Lowry Joseph Lucia and Katsiaryna Lucia Robert ’04* and Andrea Lukevich Mark and M. Patricia Lunde Leonardo ’94 and Michelle Machado Ian and Sarah MacKay BT Robert Mahoney Edward and Kathryn Mandity Michael and Shannon Manley Lance and Abby Mansfield Bradley and Margaret Mansker John and Mary Marchese Ann and Steve Marsh Candy ’94 and Laurent Martin Charlie* and Lynda Mason Katy ’75* and Brian Mathews Jim Mazurk ’83 David and Lael McAuliffe Brett and Amy McCallum Susan McCloskey ’65 Brian ’77 and Mary Kay McDevitt David ’62 and Janella McDonald Molly McFarland* Michael and Jessica McFarlane David and Lexie McFeron Jesse ’96* and Caitlin McFeron Dennis and LouElla* McGaughey Jeanne ’72 and Tim McGinnis John McGirr and Lillian Forgette William ’64 and Patricia McHatton James and Virginia McIntyre Robert and Shona McLaughlin Brian and Katie Mulholland Casey McNerthney ’99 Anneka ’89 and Kevin McSherry Scott and Kathleen McVey Maureen and Bryce McWalter Heather ’88 and Carlo Mears Nicholas and Laura Milne ’01* Meaux Andrea L. Mebust-Boscolo ’86 and Marco Boscolo Sandra A. Meditch ’84 James ’62 and Sheryl Melia Eric Messenger and Jennifer West Juan and Catherine Millan Michael ’70 and Roxanne Milne Joseph Misenti
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Andreas and Irene Mitalas Barbara Moe Janice* and Steve Moehring Anne Sullivan ’73* and Denis Monica Daren and Nicole Monroe Monteleone Family Judy Montez Deborah ’71 and Douglas Montgomery Linda and Bob Mooney James Moore and Jeannine Daigle Moore Kyle ’98 and Andrea Moore Margie Moore ’58 Tina Morales Kristine ’68 and James Moran Lori ’87 and Daniel Moriarty Susan ’64 and Richard Morry Christopher and Colleen Mounsey Yvette Moy Bridget ’89 and Mark Mraz Kevin and Denise ’91 de Pinna Mullins Erin Murphy ’11 Mia Murphy Kathleen Murphy ’58 and Charles Scott Ira Murray and Esther Tuesta-Murray Shelley Neal and Ralph Pooler Steve and Tina Negri Don and Bev Nelsen Daniel and Joan Nelson Gregory ’93 and Serina Ness Tim and Margaret* Newcomb Katie Newman* Hung and Cecilia Nguyen Christine ’65 and Jim Niblack Jeffrey and Angela Nichols Mary Oaksmith Nichols ’73 Harry Nicoloudaki Margaret and Joe Niemer Dennis Nollette ’69 Dermot and Kelly Noonan Luke Noury Susan ’98 and Albert Ocoma Molly O’Connor Jerry† and Noreen O’Leary John P. O’Leary ’92 David ’61 and DeeDee Olmer Frankiline Onchiri and Everline Ogeke Dean Oquist and Melissa Meier Oracle Carl and Cheri Orsi Richard Owen and Lisa Fabian-Owen Jason and Rachel Oximana Nicholas Padrnos* Pam Palasz* Melissa and Michael Palm Benjamin Palmer and Wendy Wineland Steven Park and Marc Greenough Jeffrey and Holly Parker Tom Parkhurst, II and Terri Blair-Parkhurst Mike and Janet Parks Dan Patterson and Deborah Walters Robert Peck and Kim Cannova Ken and Donna Pedersen Koll and Laura† Pedersen Nirit Peer ’76 Daniel and Laura Pelfrey * denotes employee of BBHS † denotes deceased ‡ denotes bequest received
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Robert Penne Alina Perez-Campos Catherine ’59 and Roger Peters Dennis Phillips ’63 Erica and Mark Pierson Luis Pilco and Claudia Heredia David Pina and Melissa McAfee James Pitton and Cecile Meister Daniel Plaster and Judith Corkum Susan Plummer Teofilo and Emelyn Pobre Teresa ’76 and Doug Polonis Ryan and Laurie Ponti Popp Family Dylan and Heidi* Pouley Devin S. Prater Lauren Prater Carol ’78 and William Preuninger Domenic and Pamela Prinzivalli James and Karen Pritchard Paul and Rise Pyscher Pamela Queen ’63 Peter Quinanola and Christine Stagner Marie P. Quizon Massimo Ramella-Pezza and Melinda Roy Christopher and Fleda Ramos David and Patricia Ramquist Richard and Anna Rappé David Raubvogel and Annette KrausRaubvogel Martha Redmon Matthew G. and Kristin Reese John and Maureen Reid Michael and Colleen* Reinhardt Annette Rembold* and Edgar Haimerl Leslie B. Reynolds Pamela O. Rhodes Richard D. Rhodes Sean Richarz* Thomas and Dianne Riordan Kathy Robertson Jacqueline Robinette* Emily K. Robinson Patricia Rodriguez Thomas ’62 and Barbara Rogers Mary Romano and Brad Olsen Susan ’72 and Clive Ross Rowse Family John and Eileen Rumpf James and Susana Ruprecht Anne Russell Stephen* and Jen* Russell Graciela Rutkowski Laura Salle* Christopher and Liesl Sallquist Wilfredo and Antonnette Salvador Henry and Chelsey Samonte Christopher and Shelli Sams Kathleen Sarten ’68 David Savio and Bao-Ye Wu Christopher Schatz ’86 Sandra Schneider ’72 David and Susan Schoolcraft Ralf and Petra Schuler James and Katherine Schwartz James Schwartz ’79 and Renee M. Willette ’79 Laura Scott ’76
Virginia Scott ’60 Andrea* and Lane Seeley Mary Segle John and Dorothy Seigal Michael and Kristine Sendelbach Dale and Elizabeth Senzek Raymond Serrano and Colene Jablonski Mark Seto Cyndi Shahan John Shepherd and Anna Khachaturova 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 Steve Silverberg Jackson and Michele Simmons Vipin Singh and Jill Dickinson Kerry Sisler Kevin and Julie Skinner Maureen ’71 and Terry Smedley Aileen ’82 and Brian Smith Ann and Gary Smith Bryan and Mary Smith Sandra Barton Smith ’78 and Shaun Smith Stephen Smith and Charlene Boyd Steve ’87 and Erin Snorsky Amanuel Solomon and Azenegash Alemu Kathleen ’69 and Dave Spalding Briget ’83 and Michael Spear Lizabeth Stanfield Andrew ’81 and Johanna Steele Lawrence ’80 and Stasia ’83 Steele Barbara Steinhauser Shane and Christine Sterling John ’70 and LaVern ’70 Stevenson Ronan Stokes and Elizabeth M. Keenan Satterthwaite Family Julie Stolzer Allen ’66 and Janet Stover Liz ’77 and Bernd Strassner Michael Striefel and Laura Wellington Dan and Julie Stutz Rick Suehring Sharon Suver-Jones ’68 Chris and Jolene Sweazey Stephanie Swenson Stephen Swisher Symetra Financial Bruce and Kathleen Szymanski Tableau Foundation Tigist Teklearegay Max Teofilo and Grizelda Sarria Habte Tesema and Selamawit Tedla Martin and Lisa Thenell Garth and Shelley Thomas Robert Thompson and Laura Vida Robert ’75 and Christine Throckmorton Michael Tibbles ’87 Thomas ’85 and Jennifer Tiesi Patrick Timson and Barbara Winkler Timson Robert A. Toni Steve ’82 and Karen Toomey Chris and Melissa Trainer Mark and Kathleen Trumbauer Patrick ’58 and Rebecca Turner
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Ernie and Lesley Ufer University of Portland Diane Valach* and Matt Willkens Louie ’79 and Lynn Van Hollebeke Paul and Paula Van Hollebeke Gina Vangelos ’73 and James Schneidmiller Manuel and Heather Vasquez Christine Vaughan Eduardo and Marcela Velasquez Marilyn Jaeger Veomett ’65 Antonella Vesponi-Bartel* and James Bartel Yara Villacrez Matthew Volta William and Kimberly Waechter Leila L. Wagner ’77 Gary and Tracie Wall Anthony ’81 and Ann Marie Waltier Jim and Karen Ward Greg ’82 and Renee Wass David Watt Debra Watt Robert and Arianne Weber Brian ’96 and Katie Welch Richard and Sheryl* Welch Shannon Weldon* Jennifer Wellnitz-Walker ’76 and Stan Walker Joseph ’69 and Carolyn ’69 Wenzl John and Wendy Werner R. Ray ’61 and Mary Jo Westfall Heidi Westling ’88 John and Rhonda Weston James and Kimberley White Kenneth ’86 and Esmee Williams Mary Williams ’79 and Joe Prall Jeff and Teresa Williamson Kyle and Jennifer Condit ’99* Willoughby Patrick and Kristine Wilson Larry and Mary Wiseman Scott Woelfel Douglas and Sherri Woods Bruce Woolsey Thomas E. Workman ’63 Chris and Lisa Wrenn Nikolaus and Virginia Wuehrer Richard and Traci Wurdeman Robert and Nicole Yates John Yeung and Shing-Chun Tsui Chong Boon Yi Jun and Amy Young Yuen Family Jason Zacher Mary ’87 and Steven Zajaczkowski Kathryn Zamberlin ’75 and Carroll Thomas Eden Zeray Daniel and Sandra Zinsmeyer Kurt and Linda Zumdieck Andrei and Svetlana Zverev
Friend Gifts to $99 Anonymous (8)* Kathryn Adkisson ’18 Austin K. Aiona ’18 Caleb Akiyama ’18 Troy S. Alan ’18 Thomas Albes* Jackson Allemand ’18
William R. Allen ’18 Rose O. Alokolaro ’98* Christopher and Nancy Alton Amazon Smile Foundation Omar and Farida Amrous Susan Anderson Danny and Gina Ardiente Stefani and Joe Arya John and Ginger Augustavo William and Stephanie Augustavo ’05 Campbell Bruce Avenell ’85 Luke Bader ’18 William ’63 and Suzanne Bigas Chris* and Katie Bilanko Stewart Blaikie ’18 Michael Blondin ’73 Kori* and Brendan Boyd Allie Boyle ’18 Beau Branley ’18 David J. S. Bremgartner ’18 Logan Brewster* John Broom ’18 Richard ’66 and Anita Byrne Eleanor Cain ’12 Emily Cain ’10 Jim Cain ’06 Erin Camden ’01* Rom Carbonetti Mary Ann Carr ’70 and Dale Cox Matthew S. Charboneau ’14 Brian Cheney ’95 Peter and Rita Chudecke Cigna Foundation Adela ’63 and John Collins Sarah Conti ’18 Fiona Convery ’18 Rosemarie Cook ’73 Ralph and Monica Corriz Georgia Costa ’18 Katherine Crha ’10 Deana C. Crouser Luke A. Decker ’04 Lukas Delen ’18 David and Ann Delestine Kiera Dempsey ’18 Zebiba Denning ’18 Neil ’74 and Mary Dermody Daniel A. Deubler ’18 Chelsea Diakite ’18 Lawrence Dickson ’65 Anna Dimak ’17 Raymond ’65 and Becky Dion Erin Donohue-Zink Family Carmen Einmo ’18 Paula Gill Eland ’82 Luisa and Rod Ellisor Kelten Emmens ’18 Lilli Ewing Kathryn ’88 and John Feltz Alex Field ’06 Amy Field ’09 Diane M. Finafrock ’79 Annie Foley ’18 Joel and Michelle Frauenheim George Freeman Debbie Fremer Erin Fujii
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Jim Fulton ’70 and Jean Wilkinson Cale X. Fuoco ’18 Sean ’02* and Caroline Milne ’99 Gaskill Alina Gemza ’18 Amber ’90 and Bruce Gillespie Hector and Josephine Golla Ashley Goodspeed ’18 Arthur and Mary Griffin Cameron L. Griffin ’18 Natalie R. Gryniewicz ’18 Tracy Guinasso ’77 Kathryn Gutowski ’76 Christina Hasselbalch Jane Healy Katie Heckel Robin Heide ’82 Casey Hencz Brendan Hennessey ’12 Barbara Henry Luis Hillon-Mendoza and Diana Grusczynski Andrew Hoang ’18 Frank P. Hogenhout ’61 Lance and Kristi Holmes David ’84 and Teresa ’84 Holt Kenneth Howard and Mary C. O’Connor Clarice* and Dana Hunter Genavon ’63 and Gary Jens Derek and Kristin Jensen Parker Jonas ’18 Wagner D. Jumaquio ’18 Killian J. Keane ’18 Aidan Kelly ’18 Kim Kelly John and Cynthia Kent Ian and Leanne Kerrigan Bill ’96 and Holly Kessler Selea Klepper ’18 Jason T. Knoblich ’18 Kathy ’07* and Yuri Kondratyuk Lars Krokum ’18 Parker Larsen ’18 Laura ’73 and Terrence Leahy Gina Legaz Grothkopp Linda Lindemann Chuanmin Liu Morgan Loesch ’18 Brynn T. Lydum Haotian Ma ’18 Sally (Zongker) Mackey ’58 Maria Marquez Galvan Catherine A. McAuliffe Angus ’80 and Twila McDonell Gaye and William McDougall Padraic and Rachel* McGovern Heather McMullen Steven McMullen Jane ’85 and Thomas ’81 McNulty Lindsey ’97 and Jamie McReynolds Linda ’71 and Stephen Meredith Katherine Merrywell ’18 Molly Miska ’18 William Mitchell ’04 and Anna Boone Conor Moore ’18 Mariana Mora ’18 Joshua Morales ’14 Ali Mullin ’05 and Dan Grohl Michael Murphy ’63 Louise Antush Naehr ’66
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Michael ’86 and Buffy Nagle Elizabeth ’77 and Calvin Nelson Lina Nguyen ’13 Jesus Nicolas-Hernandez ’18 Riley Noonan ’16 Brice Novosel ’18 Mark Nuetzmann ’86 Hugo Nuñez-Tovar and Sandra Aguilar Bernadette O’Leary Patrick C. O’Leary ’18 Diana Oleson ’83 Lisa Olsen* Patricia Olsen Luis and Edna Ortiz David Palileo Sister Maggie Pastro, S.P. ’67 Kelly and Laura Pendergraft Janine Perrotti Pakie† and Olga Plastino Sarah Polumsky ’12 John ’82 and Carrie Ann Poole Anna E. Potter ’18 Dennis Potter ’64 and Evelyn Sybor Bill and Jodie* Purcell Mark ’69 and Paula Quinn Indira Rampersad ’18 Mark and Julie Rathbun Anna Reese ’18
Kristin Rickels ’96 Steven and Monica Roberts AvionaMarie Rodriguez-Brown Joan Rosenberger Rafael and Tricia Ruiz Shannon Sakshaug ’70 Lisa A. Sattler ’83 Randy ’62 and Shirley Schroers Alison and Doug Scott Jessica Segle ’18 Julie ’62 and Barre Seibert Simon A. Serwold ’18 Cameron J. Seto ’18 Stephen and Emer Sexton Theresa and Lars Sikes Corrine ’89 and Andrew Smith Margaret Smith Saul Soto and Norma Sosa Janna Spinney Paula Steinhauser Mary Stratton Tara and Jonathan Suchland Shea ’06 and Angela Sullivan Janet ’64 and Herb Sweeting George Sze and Linda Schetky Farhad Taherazer The Kula Foundation Pamela Thomas ’65
Brady Thompson ’12 Shelley Thompson Mark and Mary Thornton Matthew Throckmorton ’06 Alicia Tieder Jackie Tulloch ’61 Ian Turner ’10 Joseph ’78 and Melissa Uhrich Kitongo M. Ulwenya ’18 Janahlyn Valenzuela* Sally ’65 and Robert Vandervort Gina Vickrey Zachary Voelker Janet Walsh Juliana Walters ’18 Malea Walters ’18 Midori Watanabe-Eimen* and John Eimen Susan Weasea Carolyn Weimar Joan ’71 and Robert Weis Richard ’58 and Lynda Whitcomb Rachel Willison ’18 Elizabeth K. Winchell ’04 Maria Winge Jason and Julie Woodward Jennifer Ann Woolman Lucy Yates ’18 Laura Hawes Young
2017/2018 Alumni Donors By Class Year Thank you to the following Bishop Blanchet Alumni for their generous gifts in 2017-2018. The following list primarily represents gifts to the Bishop Blanchet Brave Fund. 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, named endowments, memorials/honorariums, restricted gifts, performing arts and special projects.
1958
Larry Alvar Richard Baker Roberta Brown Jim Cawdrey David J. Hovind Mary Pat Lord Sally Mackey Sheila McElwaine Kathleen Mirante† Linda Mooney Margie Moore Joyce Murphy Kathleen Murphy Jim Queen Patrick C. Turner Richard Whitcomb
1959
Roger Berens John Flynn William J. Hoyer Robert L. Penne Catherine Peters
1960
Joan Baker Patricia Druxman Patrick Druxman Patrick Fahey
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Shaughn Gorman Gerald Haffie John W. Hempelmann Barbara Henry Gaye McDougall Mary Odermat Virginia Scott
1961
Frank P. Hogenhout David Olmer Tony Philippsen Richard C. Redman Jackie Tulloch R. Ray Westfall
1962 Class Reunion
Carol Belveal Mary Christine Emerson Barbara Fahey George Hughes Stafford M. Lombard David McDonald James Melia Gretchen Miller Thomas Rogers Randy Schroers Julie Seibert Edie Wartelle Susan Weasea
1963
Melinda Beck Don Betz William Bigas Richard F. Burns Adela Collins Carolyn Eagan Genavon Jens George P. Johnson Jeannie McElvain James Miller Michael Murphy Dennis Phillips Pamela Queen James Ward Thomas E. Workman
1964
John Bernhard Stephen H. Bingham Lynn Burns Maura Egan Cheryl Goodspeed John Goodspeed William McHatton R. M. McNulty Susan Morry Dennis Potter J. Noel Pyatt ‘64 Janet Sweeting
1965
Marilyn M. Bailey Thomas Burke Pauline M. Cline Lawrence Dickson Raymond Dion Michael Egan Gary George Karen S. Giffin Mariellen Gunn John T. Hardy Stephen Houghton Gregory Iten Lawrence Kingsbury Maureen Kirk Kathryn Lassiter Susan McCloskey Christine Niblack Kathleen A. Seely Pamela Thomas Sally Vandervort Marilyn Veomett Mary Welch
1966
Richard Byrne Joseph Donovan James Hoffman Louise Naehr Patricia Olsen
Ann M. Smith Allen Stover
1967
Norman Des Rosiers Judy Eaton Barbara Frye Colleen Hallett Joseph Kindell Linda Krell Denise Ladenburg Kay Lee Richard F. Lorenz Margaret Pastro
1968
Karen Anderson Steve Anderson Michael Briney Renee Carroll Patty Corum Linda Lindemann Kristine Moran Mary K. Ryan Kathleen Sarten Sharon Suver-Jones
1969
Patrick Carr Dawn Dwyer Bruce Kessler
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Dennis Nollette Mark Quinn Steven Reeder Brian Rowse Kathleen Spalding Carolyn Wenzl Joseph Wenzl
1975
1970
1976
Marilee Anderson Thomas Anderson John P. Carr Mary Ann Carr Sheila Cesarano Sara J. Finlay James Fulton William Hanlin Maureen B. McWalter Michael P. Milne Margaret Niemer Sharron O’Donnell James M. Ryan Shannon Sakshaug John Stevenson LaVern Stevenson
1971
JoAnne Booth James Erhardt Anthony Jones Peter Lukevich Thomas Maguire Linda Meredith Deborah Montgomery Maureen L. Smedley Joan Weis
1972
John Durkin Jeanne McGinnis Justin Pirak Susan Ross Sandra Schneider
1973
Michael Blondin Charles A. Bocian Rebecca Bocian Rosemarie Cook Michael Fischer Laura Leahy Anne T. Monica Mary Nichols Linda Reeder William Romans John Ulacia Gina Vangelos
1974
Theresa Bigler Neil P. Dermody Gerard Fieser Laura Fieser Michael J. Ganz Joseph Hingston Laura Lewis Greg Schuler Kelly Sheehan Chris Sweazey
Vincent Madden Katy Mathews Patty Sullivan Terry Sullivan Robert Throckmorton Kathryn Zamberlin Scott Burns Frederick Dore Tina Ferguson Kathryn Gutowski Nirit Peer Teresa Polonis Thomas Read Mary Anne Reeder Laura Scott Joseph Sherman John W. Vandenberg Jennifer Wellnitz-Walker
1977
David Augustavo Jan Augustavo Colleen Brajcich Tracy Guinasso Martin Holberg Stephen Kealy Brian McDevitt Elizabeth Nelson Daniel Ramsay Juana-Maria Rustia Theresa Sikes Alyson M. Stewart Liz Strassner Leila L. Wagner
1978
Alison Aleinikoff Kathleen Davis-Hayfield Anne Dodge Teresa Guy Gregory Hammrich James N. Harmon James Kinerk Carol Preuninger Tracy Read Stephanie Schuler Sara Shelton Sandra B. Smith Joseph Uhrich
1979
Colleen Blaikie Mike Bulger Pam Cory William J. Dooris Diane M. Finafrock Julie Thenell Grasseschi James A. Keyes Mark A. Kieffer Anthony L’Esperance James J. Schwartz Robert J. Serwold Louie R. Van Hollebeke Mary M. Williams Renee M. Willette
1980
Stacey Bean Matthew Breysse Kevin F. Flanigan Eileen V. Hogg Shannon L. Komen Michael C. Lindblom Shawna M. Litterski Patricia M. Madden Angus D. McDonell Chris Moore Teresa M. O’Leary James D. Pinsoneault Mary E. Ramsey Steven A. Roselli Barbara H. Schwabe Patrick M. Shanahan Eric W. Simmons Paul A. Sittauer Lawrence Steele Edward Thenell
1981
Mary H. Beard Christina Caballero Margaret E. Golliver Greg Hawksford Joseph S. Heffernan Holly M. Johnson Barry W. Kaimakis Patrick R. Lamb Thomas J. McNulty Linda Neumann Andrew P. Steele Anthony D. Waltier
1982
Nancy Amato Dan Branley Erin E. Donohue-Zink Paula Eland Shawn M. Falcone Teresa Gamble Robin Heide Julee Kraus Karin Loen Ann T. Mann John S. Poole Joseph T. Schober Aileen K. Smith Steve Toomey Greg D. Wass
1983
Mary P. Byington Sheila K. Cooper Michael J. Fitzmaurice Christopher J. Griffin Wayne C. Hampson Valerie A. KruegerStahnke Ross Lemire James E. Mazurk Diana Oleson Lisa A. Sattler Briget K. Spear Stasia A. Steele Carlos Strazzara Stephen A. Swisher Catherine A. Tveter
Christopher Van Hollebeke Todd B. Waltier Deborah A. Weiss Marianne T. Wells
1984
Christine F. Bennett Christopher Berger Sean Biermanski Heidi M. Deane David Holt Teresa Holt Alfred J. Hyde Tom M. Lamb Sandra A. Meditch Maureen Sabiers Patrick J. Wilson
1985
Brian Acarregui Jeffrey Auter Bruce Avenell Angela Bennett Matthew Campbell Julie M. Hanon Sharon R. Johnson Erin K. Manca Joseph P. Manca Jane M. McNulty Dennis V. O’Leary Joe M. Petschl Lisa Hopper Petschl† Joseph M. Pinsoneault Catherine A. Purpur Doug R. Smith Thomas C. Tiesi
1986
Elizabeth Barrett Gina BaumgartnerMarinov Glen Bradburn Wendy M. Codd Elizabeth G. Hendry Allan F. Johnson Sandra K. Krager Andrea L. MebustBoscolo Michael W. Nagle Mark Nuetzmann Michael E. Pierce Christopher Schatz Nancy I. Swanson Kenneth C. Williams Jeanne M. Worrell
1987 Class Reunion
Stefani Arya Christopher Blunt Jeffrey T. Droppelman Luisa Ellisor Linda Goos Erin Hagens Patricia L. Heffernan Julie Herber Sally Keadle Lee K. Loveland Jane Mason
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Joseph M. Mele Lori Moriarty David Palileo Thomas Pierson Michelle Reilly Steve Snorsky Michael Tibbles Ann E. Wood Sally Wright Mary Zajaczkowski
1988
Anne Bartol Kathryn Feltz Michael Gasca Jason Hagens Alissa Leinonen Heather Mears Lynn M. O’Connor Aletha Pinsoneault John Pinsoneault Daniel Schuler Lisa Srithongsuk Michelle Summers Heidi Westling
1989
Tobias Burns Pamela J. Dressel Jennifer E. Droppelman Amy Foley Stephanie Judy Joseph T. Kenny Shannon K. Knowles Anneka McSherry Bridget Mraz Melissa M. Palm Corrine K. Smith
1990
Kristi M. Brendan Jennifer M. Feucht Amber M. Gillespie Peter R. Gillooly James A. Goodspeed Kristen E. Guberman Kevin J. Kane Constance G. Katsandres Jennifer R. King Shannon C. Langer Carmela M. Mele Tracey Svendsen Derek J. Wade
1991
Michael B. Donahue David P. Gurry Denise M. Mullins
1992
Gina M. Auter Monica M. Duke George T. Freeman John Katsandres Brian E. Klein John P. O’Leary
1993
Gregory W. Ness
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1994
Luis H. Arruela Katharine E. Hodneland Leonardo M. Machado Candy A. Martin
1995
Ann O. Alokolaro Maria Q. Arruela Shannon Carr Brian Cheney
1996
William Kessler Jesse McFeron Toby McGill Kristin Rickels Shannon Schuler Brian Welch
1997 Class Reunion
Pauline Alokolaro Julie Anderson Ian Brousseau Gina Legaz Grothkopp Lindsey McReynolds
1998
Rose O. Alokolaro Brian W. Harrington Keith J. Lawson Kyle P. Moore Susan M. Ocoma
1999
William E. Condon Joni M. Eriksen Casey P. McNerthney Jennifer K. Willoughby
2000
2006
Jim Cain Alex Field Lauren Koszarek Ann Reeves Shea Sullivan Matthew Throckmorton
2007
Casey Hencz Yekaterina Kondratyuk
2009
Amy Field
2010
Emily Cain Katherine Crha Lydia Green AvionaMarie Rodriguez-Brown Ian Turner
2011
Erin Murphy
2012
Eleanor Cain Brendan Hennessey Andrew Hinkle Sarah Polumsky Brady Thompson
2013
Mary Bollard Lina Nguyen
2014
Kristin L. Cordova Samuel G. Procopio
Matthew S. Charboneau Joshua F. Morales
2001
2015
Erin C. Camden Bennett L. Lo Laura M. Meaux Lauren C. Prater Britt R. Procopio Andrew K. Schatz Jacob M. Schuler
Mary Grace Gockowski
2002
Kathryn Adkisson Austin K. Aiona Caleb Akiyama Troy S. Alan Jackson Allemand William R. Allen Luke Bader Stewart Blaikie Allie Boyle Beau Branley David J. Bremgartner John Broom Sarah Conti Fiona Convery Georgia Costa Lukas Delen Kiera Dempsey Zebiba Denning
Alexandra C. Evans Valeriy V. Firsov Sean R. Gaskill Paula M. Steinhauser
2004
Caroline L. Blanco Luke A. Decker Patrick M. Geoghegan Robert M. Lukevich William W. Mitchell Elizabeth K. Winchell
2005
William H. Benveniste-Campbell Stephanie M. Augustavo Brynn T. Lydum
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Catherine A. McAuliffe Alice M. Mullin Devin S. Prater Alicia M. Tieder
2016
Riley Noonan
2017
Anna Dimak
2018
Daniel A. Deubler Chelsea Diakite Carmen Einmo Kelten Emmens Annie Foley Cale X. Fuoco Alina Gemza Ashley Goodspeed Cameron L. Griffin Natalie R. Gryniewicz Andrew Hoang Parker Jonas Wagner D. Jumaquio Killian J. Keane Aidan Kelly Selea Klepper Jason T. Knoblich Lars Krokum Parker Larsen Morgan Loesch Haotian Ma Katherine Merrywell Molly Miska Conor Moore Mariana Mora Jesus Nicolas-Hernandez Brice Novosel Patrick C. O’Leary Anna E. Potter Indira Rampersad Anna Reese Jessica Segle Simon A. Serwold Cameron J. Seto Kitongo M. Ulwenya Juliana Walters Malea Walters Rachel Willison Lucy Yates
Brave Venture Auction 2018 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 2018 Brave Venture Auction.
Cash Sponsorships
Advanced Leadership Consulting, Carl Robinson, PhD Stuart Allen and Sunny Liu Avenue One Residential, Julie Landry-Purchase Keith Burney & Amy Hogan-Burney Carpet Liquidators, Michael & Katie Fleming Farmers Insurance, Isabelle Ochsner Agency David & Lisa Gurry Global Diving & Salvage, Inc., Devon Grennan David & Kari Hatlen Micro-Chem Laboratories Inc., Lisa Srithongsuk North Seattle Orthodontics Seattle Models Guild, Nicole Korman Seattle Photo Organizing, Molly Bullard The Roe Family Tupper Mack Wells PLLC, Matt Wells Urban Dwell LLC, Wendy Ulman VPI, Commercial Furniture Consultants & Representatives, Mike & Jessica McFarlane Windermere Greenwood Office, Peter Richmond Sally ’87 & David Wright
In-Kind Sponsorships Ballard Blossom Holland America
MAC Family Unity Night 2018 Thank you to our sponsors for their generous donations and in-kind gifts. The Multicultural Affairs Council (MAC) hosted a successful inaugural Family Unity Night thanks to your support! Dan and Mary Williams ’81 Beard Bishop Blanchet Booster Club Lorna Canono Elemental Massage Therapy Ezell’s Famous Chicken, Wallingford Kona Kitchen Maluhia Creative Mojito Latin American Restaurant Off the Rez Party at Display & Costume Ursula Reutin Seattle Espresso, Patty Shanks Dizard The Woodlands The Workshop, Hanni Reeb
Other In-Kind Gift & Donations John and Cindy Kent Moxie Music Service
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2017/2018 Brave Booster Club Members
Brave Supporter – $250
Jerry and Cheri Wolfe Derek and Penny Ziemer
John Cerqui and Dawn Ehde Steve and Marie DiPietro Damien and Debbie Dreis Eric and Jayne Freeman Tim and Teresa Spellman ’82 Gamble Matthew and Portia Gray David ’91 and Lisa Gurry Michael and Kimberly Harmon Robert and Annmarie Kelly Thomas and Melissa Maider Scott and Tiffany Merriman Chris Moore ’80 and Susanne Quistgaard James and Jill Navone Michael and Shelley O’Clair Anthony Olney and Mary McHugh Darrell Owens and Ethan Nguyen Michelle ’88 and Scott Summers Thomas and Lendy Vail Robin Wixom and Matthew Hovde Sally ’87 and David Wright
Daniel and Lisa Adams Roger and Jean Aguirre Matthew and Allison Allen Brent and Jen Anderson Bob and Bonne Bejan John and Leslie Bratrud Renato and Melanie Canto Joseph Cunnane and Darla Goodwin Darryl and Debbie Custer David and Kari Hatlen Peter and Trina Hollomon Christian E. Houck and Lynne J. Kalina John and Marisol Joynt Shannon ’89 and Brad Knowles John T. and Nicole Korman Kerry ’87 and Catherine Loveland Philip and Kelley Martin Ann and Tom Martin Christopher and Jodi Merrywell Christopher and Karen Prohaska Daniel ’77 and Cynthia Ramsay Barrett and Debra Rochefort Russell and Kathy Schmidtke Eric ’80 and Katherine Simmons Garth and Shelley Thomas Michael D. Todd and Jennifer P. Todd Catherine ’83 and Douglas Tveter Ken ’86 and Esmee Williams
Musical Patrons
2017 Golf Classic Sponsors 2018 Golf Classic Sponsors
Brave Club – $1,250
Cash Sponsorships
Super Brave – $1,000 John and Patty Stockamp Ozo and Mary Jaculewicz
Brave Leader – $500
Lynn Broadgate Burns ’64 Dr. Peg Haggerty Scott and Catherine Henson
Gold Club – $600
William and Laurie Farmer Jim and Louise Madden Vincent ’75 and Pam Madden Shawn and Randy Moore Sharron ’70 and Daniel O’Donnell John and Betsy O’Kane Justin ’72 and Karen Pirak Kathleen ’65 and Paul Seely Steven and Susan Stolle (2)
Green Club – $300
Antonio and Martha DeSapio Craig and Jennifer Gryniewicz Robert and Susan Hoxie Kay ’67 and Arthur Lee Patricia M. Madden ’80 Jeanne ’72 and Tim McGinnis Carlyle and Sally Rampersad Steve ’82 and Karen Toomey Christine Vaughan
Individual – $175 Jeff and Erin Breyman
BBHS Booster Club Cameron Meno ’19 Caron Architecture Fulcrum Foundation Lukevich Family Precision Press, Jim Bowers ’82 The Archdiocese of Seattle VPI, Commercial Furniture Consultants & Representatives, Mike & Jessica McFarlane
In-Kind Sponsorships
Anthony’s Restaurant Don’s Group Attire Golf Events, JB Bracken ’07 Ken ’58 & Sharon Albright Mattson ’58 Noel Pyatt ’64 Puetz Golf TC Span America, Pam Reuhl ’73 Willows Run Golf Complex
Brave Fan – $100
Thomas Allen and Mary Ransom Tobias ’89 and Laura Burns David Graves and Jennifer Dold Uli and Patty Haller Erich and Dana Keller William and Kelly Kennedy Paul and Constance Krause David and Christine Langley Mark and M. Patricia Lunde Steve and Tina Negri John and Isabelle Ochsner Domenic and Pamela Prinzivalli Harry Sellers and Le Van Thi Nguyen Robin Wixom and Matthew Hovde Philip and Jennifer Yerkes
Brave Backer – $50
Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Steven and Lynnette Muenzberg
In-Kind Donations
Joe ’85 and Lisa Hopper ’85† Petschl, Interbay Food Co. Greg Ness ’93, Seafresh Marketing
Cash Sponsorships
Stuart Allen BBHS Booster Club Caron Architecture Chef Dane Catering Fulcrum Foundation Lukevich Family Precision Press, Jim Bowers ’82 The Archdiocese of Seattle Tupper Mack Wells PLLC, Matt Wells University of Portland
In-Kind Sponsorships
Anthony’s Restaurant Don’s Group Attire Golf Events, JB Bracken ’07 Ken ’58 & Sharon Mattson Noel Pyatt ’64 Puetz Golf TC Span America, Pam Reuhl ’73 Willows Run Golf Complex
The Development Team Mary (Williams) Beard ’81
Jacqueline Robinette
Director of Development
Asst. Director of Development, Annual Giving
Stephanie Gravenkemper
Sheryl Welch
Development Assistant
Asst. Director of Development, Events Manager
Robert Lukevich ’04 Asst. Director of Development, Alumni Relations & Planned Giving
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Sandi Walls Campaign Coordinator
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Your gifts help support innovative programming, like audio engineering (shown).
Ways to Give Cash Gifts can be made through credit/debit card transactions, cash or check made payable to Bishop Blanchet High School Brave Fund. To donate online or make a pledge: www.bishopblanchet.org/donation Matching Gifts and Volunteer Hours are an easy way to double, triple or even quadruple your donation to Bishop Blanchet. Please check with your human resources department to see if your company matches taxdeductible contributions or volunteer hours. Employee Giving Campaign & United Way Many companies have employee-giving 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. Gifts-in-Kind Tangible items can be donated to the school or individual departments. The Development Department can help you determine
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the acceptability of gifts as well as You have the power to ensure BBHS potential tax benefits of gifts-in-kind. continues to offer top notch, college prep education for generations of Planned Gifts You can remember students in the future. To learn more Bishop Blanchet High School by about how to establish your planned leaving a gift in your will or estate gift and connect your own legacy plan. If you are interested in making to that of Bishop Blanchet High a planned gift, please contact School, contact Robert Lukevich ’04, Robert Lukevich at rlukevich@ rlukevich@bishopblanchet.org or bishopblanchet.org or (206) 527- 206-527-3981. 3981. Another Way to Support BBHS Stock Gifts Many individuals choose Did you know that you can give a gift to give appreciated stock in order to to BBHS directly from your IRA. This avoid capital gains tax and support is a great way to support BBHS and receive tax benefits in return. If you’re Bishop Blanchet. at least 70½ years old, you can make a tax-free transfer up to $100,000 to BBHS. If you have not taken your Bishop Blanchet Legacy required minimum distribution this Society year, an IRA charitable rollover gift can Bishop Blanchet High School has served satisfy all or part of this requirement. students for more than sixty years, establishing a legacy of excellence in faith, scholarship and service of which we are extremely proud. In 2018, BBHS was the beneficiary of over $100,000 in planned gifts from alumni and members of the Brave Community who were committed to ensuring this legacy continues for decades to come.
For more information on ways to give, please contact Stephanie Gravenkemper at sgravenkemper@ bishopblanchet.org or (206) 527-7735.
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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 contributed $332,255 to the school budget for the 2017-2018 school year.
$7,132,000
$7,017,000
$6,294,000
Since its inception, the endowment has continued to grow from a combination of donations, bequests and investment growth. The value of the fund at June 30, 2018 was just over $7.1 million.
$6,274,000
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
Endowment
018 2017 2 6 1 0 2 2015 2014 BISHOP BLANCHET HIGH SCHOOL ENDOWMENT BALANCES AS OF JUNE 30TH 2018
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 or their families, are established with a $50,000 minimum gift amount. The following is a list of our named endowment funds. The total balance of these endowments was $2,232,000 as of June 30, 2018.
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 Drama 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
2017/2018 Balance Sheet and Income Statement Bishop Blanchet continues to be fiscally sound. We ended the 2018 fiscal year ahead of budget and with a surplus. To help support the capital campaign, a $2,000,000 long-term loan was incurred in the 2018 fiscal year. Our cash balance as of June 30, 2018 includes $1,542,000 in restricted capital campaign funds to support the upcoming capital projects.
Income Statement
Revenues 2017 2018 Tuition and Fees 14,363,040 14,310,383 Fund Raising 934,905 1,066,100 Cafeteria 401,652 410,992 Endowment Transfer 0 332,255 Other 310,591 268,890 Total Revenue 16,010,188 16,388,620 Expenses Salaries and Benefits 10,053,236 10,326,049 Tuition Assistance 2,634,443 2,615,075 Supplies and Outside Services 1,182,774 1,193,315 Facility Costs 1,020,390 1,033,756 General and Administrative 674,883 651,859 Other Expenses 359,982 362,083 Total Expenses 15,925,708 16,182,137 Surplus 84,480 206,483
Balance Sheet
Current Assets 2017 2018 Cash 3,967,542 4,395,878 Endowments 9,060,010 9,342,174 Fixed Assets 7,734,152 13,083,191 Other Assets 581,542 510,382 Total Assets 21,343,246 27,331,625 Current Liabilities Accounts Payable 104,643 132,898 Accrued Salaries and Benefits 1,409,881 1,505,459 Deferred Tuition Payments 2,329,552 2,449,771 Construction Loan 0 1,893,689 Other Liabilities 553,500 530,612 Total Liabilities 4,397,576 6,512,429 Fund Balance Capital Campaign Funds 951,398 1,541,553 Endowed Funds 9,101,789 9,370,180 Real Estate Fund 1,745,136 1,745,136 General Operating Fund 5,147,349 8,162,327 Total Fund Balance 16,945,672 20,819,196 Total Liabilites and Fund Balance
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21,343,248
27,331,625
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BBHS
SAVE THE DATE!
Grandparents Day
Fr. Doug Dedication and Groundbreaking
Friday, December 7, 2018 at BBHS – Join us at BBHS for Mass and a reception honor grandparents of our current BBHS students. Thank you to the Parents Association.
Saturday, October 27th. Joins us for an all community dedication of the New Norcliffe Student Commons as Fr. Doug says Mass and dedicates the new space. After the dedication, join us for the final phase of A Brave Future as we break ground on the Pinnsoneault Quad space and work to raise the final $2 million of our campaign.
Surf & Turf
Spotlight Cabaret November 17, 2018 in the Ernie Rose Activities Center, Main Gym. The Performing Arts Department proudly initiates a new Brave tradition: The Spotlight Cabaret! This event will combine the Big Band Bash and Raise the Curtain into one all-encompassing party celebrating our community with a night of live performances from Bishop Blanchet’s incredible singers, musicians and actors. For tickets: bishopblanchet.org/SC
Local Brave Gatherings Wednesday, November 14th Wednesday, January 16th Wednesday, March 13th Wednesday May 15th Locations to be determined. Check your email, Alumni Facebook Page or bishopblanchet.org/alumni.
Saturday, January 12th 2019. Join us for all you can eat surf & turf dinner. Look for emails near the turn of the year. Proceeds benefit the Brave Booster Club which supports athletics here at BBHS.
BBHS Brave Venture Auction Saturday, March 9th
BBHS Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 13th. More information and a link for registration at bishopblanchet.org/ easter
40-Year Reunion Class of 1979. June 28th and 29th, 2019 at Bishop Blanchet High School.
For further information on these events as well as upcoming reunions, visit
www.bishopblanchet.org
Brave Magazine Fall 2018 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, 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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A Brave Future Dedication and Groundbreaking Celebration Join the entire Brave Community on Saturday, October 27th, for a dedication and groundbreaking celebration at BBHS, 4-6pm. In his Jubilee year of ordination, Fr. Gordon Douglas will return to Bishop Blanchet High School to celebrate mass and bless the new Norcliffe Student Commons. 4-5pm Celebrate Mass with Fr. Doug in our Norcliffe Student Commons 5-6pm Tour all of the newly remodeled spaces and enjoy refreshments Following Mass, we are thrilled to be joined by the Pinsoneault Family as we break ground on the newly named Jim Pinsoneault Quad, named to honor Jim and his over 40 years of service as a Bishop Blanchet educator and administrator. The Jim Pinsoneault Quad will serve as a space to deepen the community at BBHS, a key initiative of A Brave Future.