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PARTING SHOT

Students from Prep’s Faith in Action class led a 10-mile hike as part of the Senior Pilgrimage Retreat. Students stopped at spots along the route and shared their stories. Other students responded with journal reflections. The retreat included an overnight camp, talent show, feet washing and the ever popular campfire.

REACH

THE

GRAD AT GRAD All Jesuit high schools in the United States seek to form

students in the five characteristis of the Graduate at Graduation:

OPEN TO GROWTH

INTELLECTUALLY COMPETENT

SPIRITUALLY ALIVE

LOVING

COMMITTED TO JUSTICE

LETT E R FRO M T H E P R E S ID E NT

PIGEON WISDOM (REFLECTION GIVEN AT PREP’S MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT)

So [Jesus] was not able to perform any mighty deeds there, apart from curing a few sick people by laying his hands on them. He was amazed by their lack of faith. –Mark 6:5 Kent Hickey

Jesus was visiting his hometown, Nazareth. He must have been hoping for a warm reception, but that’s not what he got. Instead, the townspeople treated Jesus with suspicion, disdain; they had no faith in him. This really affected Jesus, so much so that – and these are really important words – Jesus was NOT ABLE to perform any mighty deeds there. Not that Jesus didn’t want to perform miracles, or that there weren’t any miracles to perform. But that Jesus was unable to perform them. In other words, Jesus needed people – especially their faith in him – in order to help people with mighty deeds. We don’t usually think of Jesus needing anything from us. God, after all, is all-powerful. But, God loved us so much that God lived fully as a human. Jesus. And being human meant needing other humans, which is core to who we are. In living that, Jesus was teaching us how essential it is that we rely upon one another, especially in times of need. Which reminds me of when I was sitting on my back porch this summer and a pigeon landed next to me and just stayed there. The pigeon stared at me. This made me feel uncomfortable, so I got up and moved to another chair. The pigeon followed me. I didn’t have any food, so that couldn’t have been the reason why it followed me. Then I thought, maybe it was drawn to me because I’m so pigeon-toed myself and it mistook me for kin. I looked into the pigeon’s eyes. They were WILD eyes, searching side to side and up and down. I got anxious and began wondering, “Is there such a thing as pigeon rabies?” Sure, no teeth, but that beak looked like it could draw blood. I moved again – this time quickly and to the other end of the porch. The pigeon followed me. Desperate for resolution, I cried out to Mrs. Hickey, “There’s a pigeon out here that won’t leave me alone.” When Mrs. Hickey came outside she noticed a marking that indicated it was a racing pigeon. A little more sleuthing, and an hour later a kind of pigeon-whisperer came to our house to pick up the pigeon. She explained that pigeons seek out humans when they get lost and disoriented. That is, when pigeons need help, they rely upon humans to give it to them. My friends, we are all racing pigeons here at Prep. Yes, we are fast, goal-driven, iron-willed, built for distance. Except when we’re not. Sometimes we’re grounded – disoriented, lost, looking for help. The Holy Spirit is often portrayed as a pristine white dove up in the sky. That’s not where the Holy Spirit wants to be. Think more about that pigeon on the ground, in the gray of our lives, especially when we’ve been grounded. St. Paul wrote that “the Spirit comes to the aid of our weakness.” God’s Spirit wants to live in our lives, not float above us. So don’t look to the sky. Look to each other. Because that’s where God’s Spirit can be found, especially in times when we are lost and disoriented. And with God’s Spirit residing in our hearts, my friends, we can do mighty deeds together.

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MAGAZINE FOR THE ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF SEATTLE PREPARATORY SCHOOL

F EATU RES

4 The Class of 2018

Graduation Highlights and List of Colleges Offering Admission

8 2018 Distinguished Alumnus Award

Jane Powers ’80

9 Retiring Faculty

Norm Hardy and Ron Zipse

12 New Faces

Prep Welcomes New Faculty and Staff

15 Reach Up

Paul Mullally ’66 Paints Pope Francis

18 Reach In

Kirby Winfield ’92 and the Special Olympics

22 Reach Out

Robotics Coach Willem Scholten Reaches Where Others Don’t

37 2017/2018 Annual Report 52 Reach Beyond

Fall 2018 Volume 26, Number 2 Panther Tracks is published by: Seattle Preparatory School Kent Hickey, President 2400 11th Avenue East Seattle, WA 98102 206-577-2141

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The Continuing Generosity of Prep’s Class of 1974

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I N E V E RY I SS UE

26 Sports Update 28 Alumni News & Events 31 Class Notes 36 In Memoriam

FRO M TH E EDITO R

O N T HE COV E R Paul Mullaly ’71 captures Pope Francis in outreach to Syrian refuges in a stylistically unprecedented painting titled super nos Misericordia Eius or Under His Mercy. Read his story on page 15.

Dear Alumni, Parents & Friends, At the beginning of the school year Principal Erin Luby challenged the Prep faculty and staff to “consider depth, not necessarily breadth,” when seeking the Magis. These words hit me like a rock. I was in the midst of finalizing stories for this issue of Panther Tracks and I was in dire need of a focus. The word REACH kept rising to the surface. It illustrates so well our alumni featured in this issue – Paul Mullally ’66 and Kirby Winfield ’92 – two men who are great examples of what can happen when you show up and say “yes” to opportunities. It also embodies Prep’s robotics program, with their commitment to the Magis that goes far beyond mechanics. Whether you REACH up, REACH in, or REACH out, the stories in this issue of Panther Tracks are examples of how one person’s REACH can unintentionally and most surprisingly extend far beyond their sight. Gratefully, Lisa Fernandez Director of Communications & Marketing lfernandez@seaprep.org

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2018 Prep Graduates Audrey Aggen Hayden Allen Erik Anderson Michele Asmar Ryan Aust Rory Belcher Annemarie Bentley Patrick Bevan Mia Bilick Annika Bjornson Anne Bladow Erin Blair Cole Bonipart Sarah-Jane Brackett Conor Brennan James Brennan Mark Brinton Aidan Brockmyre Adrian Brogan Marcus Brown Slade Bruneau Madison Brunette Kelsey Bulger Kellan Burgess-Alm Jackson Burks Madison Burmester Ethan Cantrell Samuel Cargal-Bley Rosa Carter Madeleine Cecchi Paulina Christian Addison Co Emma Conaty Emma Cooney Sophie Cooprider Eamon Dennehy

Gretchen Dittmaier Benjamin Douglas Zachary Ellinger-Keith Brenton Fisher Elisa Flanagan Mason Fleischauer Elsa Fletcher Alexander Flor Quinn Floyd Caitlin Ford William Forster Rowan Forsythe Omri Forte Sophie Freeman Kitridge Gaba Caroline Gabbert Anna Gaberman Benjamin Galindo-Navarro Richard Gall Liam Gannon Deborah María Ganz Banna Gebre Sydney Golden Henry Gruen Anasofia Gutierrez Aliyana Haag Dane Hammer Julia Hancock Kamaya Hart Henry Hazzard Ellyse Henry Aden Hiatt Sophie Hirst Dylan Hoang Khanh Hoang Cameron Hoffman

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Brennan Holmes Bridget Howard Samuel Hoyt John Hui Mary Hunt Sergei Jacobs Nathaniel Jensen Jack Johnson Nicholas Johnson Olivia Johnson Blake Kain Kellen Kavanagh Sarah Keaton Declan Kelly Matthew Kessler Elisa King William King Madeleine Kopf-Patterson Gabrielle Kunkel Matthew Lange Hilary Lapke Jasmine Lee Peter LeeWays Angela Lin William Loughlin Peter Lydon Nicholas Lynch Ashley Mah Leo Malkin Bryn Mallon Eleanor Malone Maegan Manning Corin Matt Jake McAuley Sadie McCann Peyton McKenny

Ethan McReynolds Ana Melder David Miner Richard Mullins Patrick Le Roy Munar Charles Murphy Hailey Nelsen Thanh Nguyen Taylor Nielsen Erin O’Driscoll Aurelia Oles Ethan Osterman Gabriel Paraiso-Watson Nailah Patrick Hudson Patterson Ethan Pavelich Samuel Pelly Maslyn Pessner Emily Petgrave Madison MacKenzie Pickar Alexandra Pisciotta Kyle Rauzi Briannah Reed Thomas Reuter Julia Ribas Matthew Rochford Treanna Ross Sara Rothrock Frances Royer Claire Russell Sophia Saturnino Fiona Scanlan Stuart Schultz Patrick Scott Jazmyn Serrini Sandokan Shahini

Charles Sheh Joseph Sheh Joshua Sherman Betselot Shiferaw Orlo Singletary Mackenzie Skogland Kyle Skow Samantha Sommerville Joseph Stewart Cameron Stockwell Kalu Stricklin Liam Sullivan Owen Tabbutt Andrea Talty Dominic Teplicky Ida Teshome Malcolm Thieme Clayton Thompson Finn Tobias Olivia Tobin William Tobin John ‘Todd III’ Griffin Touw Lucy Turner Naderi Tweedy Joseph Vogl Isabella Wagner William Walsh Warren Wandell Rachel Wang Savion Washington-Jenkins Mira Wellington Noelle Whitman Sophie Wolfson Jaxon Woodward Aaron Yuan Teresa Zepeda

Sam Pelly ’18 (with his parents, left, and Judy and John ’57 Curran) is the 2018 recipient of the esteemed Jill Curran ’00 Memorial Spirit Award. This award is presented to a graduating senior who best supports and generates spirit among classmates in keeping with the values and traditions of Prep.

Members of the Class of 2018 enjoy a moment together after Baccalaureate Mass. The graduates attend 71 different colleges.

Colleges and Universities Offering Admission to the Class of 2018 Jesuit Colleges and Universities Boston College* College of the Holy Cross Creighton University* Fairfield University Fordham University* Georgetown University** Gonzaga University** Loyola University Maryland Loyola Marymount University** Loyola University Chicago** Loyola University New Orleans Marquette University* Regis University* Santa Clara University** Seattle University** University of San Francisco Catholic Colleges and Universities Carroll College* DePaul University* Dominican University California Mount St. Mary’s University Saint Martin’s University** Saint Mary’s College of California* St. John’s University Queens* University of Notre Dame** University of Portland** University of San Diego Villanova University Private Colleges and Universities American University Bard College* Baylor University* Boston University Butler University California Lutheran University Carnegie Mellon University* Case Western Reserve Chapman University** Colgate University College of William & Mary College of Wooster

Columbia College Connecticut College* Cornell University Cortiva Institute* Drexel University Fisk University* George Fox University* George Washington University Gettysburg College Hampshire College Harvard University** Hawaii Pacific University* Hobart and William Smith Colleges* Hofstra University Kenyon College Lawrence University Lehigh University* Lewis & Clark College* Linfield College* Macalester College Marietta College New York University Northeastern University Northwest Nazarene University Northwestern University Occidental College** Pace University Pacific Lutheran University Pepperdine University* Point Loma Nazarene University Pratt Institute Reed College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rochester Institute of Technology Savannah College of Art & Design Seattle Pacific University Southern Methodist University Spelman College St. Olaf College* Stanford University* Syracuse University Texas Christian University The College of Idaho Tufts University*

*Indicates schools where a student from the Class of 2018 attends. **Indicates schools where more than one member of the Class of 2018 attends.

Tulane University* University of Denver University of Miami University of Pennsylvania** University of Redlands University of Southern California** University of the Pacific Vanderbilt University* Wake Forest University Whitman College** Whittier College* Whitworth University* Willamette University Yale University* Washington State Public Universities Central Washington University Eastern Washington University University of Washington** University of Washington Bothell Washington State University** Western Washington University** Out-of-State Public Universities Arizona State University Boise State University California Polytechnic Pomona California Polytechnic San Luis Obispo California State University Monterey Bay Christopher Newport University College of Charleston* Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University** Indiana University Bloomington* Kent State University Miami University Ohio Montana State University** Northern Arizona University Ohio University Oregon State University* Portland State University Purdue University** San Diego State University* Sonoma State University

Southern Oregon University University of Arizona University of California Berkeley University of California Davis University of California Irvine University of California Los Angeles* University of California San Diego University of California Santa Barbara University of Colorado Boulder** University of Colorado Denver University of Colorado-Colorado Springs University of Georgia University of Hawaii Manoa University of Idaho* University of Kentucky University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Michigan* University of Montana University of Nebraska Lincoln University of Nevada Las Vegas* University of Northern Colorado University of Oregon** University of Tennessee Knoxville University of Utah** University of Virginia* University of Wisconsin Madison* University of Wyoming Westfield State University* International Universities McGill University, Canada McMaster University, Canada Queens University, Canada Quest University, Canada* University of British Columbia, Canada* University of St. Andrews Scotland* University of Sydney Australia* University of Waterloo, Canada York University, Canada United States Military Academies United States Merchant Marines*

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The gift that Prep has given us is the gift to be ourselves, unapologetically. Where in middle school, I was afraid to be open, to be myself, at Seattle Prep, we’ve all been given the gift of a community that welcomes the underdog, welcomes the shy kid, the nerd, the outcast, welcomes those who don’t know their worth, and sets their worlds on fire. The little things, the random acts of kindness…are what ended up impacting me the most. The little fires that we ignite within each other burn the brightest, last the longest, and create the deepest change. -Hudson Patterson ’18, excerpt from commencement address

2018 Baccalaureate Mass at St. James Cathedral

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In this past year, the messages of love and respect that we are taught in the classroom at Prep weren’t always mirrored in the media and in our nation’s leadership. Instead of sitting by and accepting the tragedy and injustice in the news, I watched my classmates march for gender equality, lead the school in a walkout to protest gun violence, and stand up for what they believe in. For t hat, I hope we are remembered.

Congratulations!

–Masyln Pessner ’18, excerpt from commencement address

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13 16

22 Graduates Commit to Collegiate Athletics Crew

Baseball 11

Clayton Thompson

Emma Conaty

Joe Sheh

Brent Fisher

Charles Sheh

Kellen Kavanagh

James Brennan

Kyle Skow

Conor Brennan

Rowan Forsythe

Whitman College

Basketball no Nic Lynch photo Lehigh University 8

Cross Country

Kalu Stricklin George Fox University

Washington State University Loyola Marymount University University of Pennsylvania University of Washington

Occidental College

Occidental College Occidental College

Carroll College

Jaxon Woodward University of Idaho

Soccer 7

Sophie Hirst

Maegan Manning

Taylor Nielsen

Bard College

Gymnastics

Jay Todd

no Sergei Jacobs photo Whittier College

Swim Omri Forte

Linfield College

Occidental College

Football 4

Lacrosse

Madi Brunette

Harvard University

Tennis no Aaron Yuan photo Whitman College

Hobart & William Smith Colleges

Harvard University

Volleyball 9

Annie Bladow

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy

Stanford University

First Individual Woman Named as Distinguished Alumna

At this year’s graduation ceremony, Prep honored Jane Powers ’80 with the 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award.

Jane attended Prep in the late ’70s, a time of transition and sometimes turbulence, as Prep shifted from an allboys school to co-ed. So it is befitting that 28 years later, with a historic student body which is 53% female, Jane is the recipient of the 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award. Jane greatly appreciates what the Prep faculty, such as her cross-country coach, Fr. Sullivan, did during that time to make sure that girls were treated equally to boys, and enjoyed the same opportunities to excel. And, indeed, Jane and her cross-country teammates achieved great success: They were the first girls’ team in any Prep sport to win a Metro title, and the first to go to State. Jane is a second-generation graduate of Seattle Prep, and 1985 graduate of the University of Washington, where she was on varsity crew all four years. Jane went on to a

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highly successful career in real estate at Ewing and Clark, where she is known for her integrity, professionalism, and commitment to her clients. Jane is the embodiment of the “Grad at Grad” and has demonstrated consistent and enduring care for her community, most notably as a long time volunteer at the University of Washington; her parish, Immaculate Conception, and through serving in prison ministry at Monroe Correctional Complex. Prep is also one of the recipients of Jane’s generosity. She has served 20 years on the Alumni Board, where she is responsible for being the liaison between Prep and its thousands of alumni. This award is in recognition of her commitment to building on legacy and making Prep better for the next generations of Panthers.

Math Legend Retires SOME OF THE BEST TEACHERS are the ones who get a taste of a different life and then choose to return to the classroom. Norm Hardy is one of those teachers. Back in the days of the Radio Shack TRS-80, the Apple 2e, and the IBM PC, he was enjoying the lucrative rewards of being a computer programmer. For several years he worked at a local tech company writing educational software for grades K-12. But he missed the day-to-day interaction with students. “I discovered, as a computer programmer, that time had sped up. I worked very hard and then I would realize it was already Friday. That seldom happened as a teacher. I wanted to slow down the passage of time. I felt that what I was doing was not ultimately fulfilling,” says Norm. A Seattle native, Norm attended Seattle Pacific University and interned at Juanita High School in Kirkland his senior year. Norm started teaching math and coaching boys’ soccer at Seattle Christian School at the age of 22, and later got his Masters of Education degree from Seattle Pacific University. Norm was hired by Prep’s Fr. Tom Bunnell, S.J., in 1985 to begin his 11th year of teaching. Norm says, “In the interview, I knew I wanted to finish my career at Seattle Prep.” Over his 33 years at Prep, Norm taught the gamut of math, from basic algebra to AP Calculus BC. Norm says, “Mathematics itself may not change much over the years, but teaching methods often do. Math proficiency is more important in our world today. One of the best changes I’ve seen in math is the shift away from daily lecture mode to differentiated instruction. The traditional lecture method of the teacher writing on the blackboard (or whiteboard) drawing diagrams and walking around the classroom, while the students sit, is gone.” For the better part of the last 20 years Norm brought an inquiry-based lab approach to the math classroom. He says, “I wanted students to understand the concepts and how they come into being as opposed to me just telling them, ’here’s the formula.’ I wanted the students to think and have a better sense of the concepts.” Norm recalls the perpetual question from students, “What am I going to do with math when I grow up?” Norm smiles. “The usual answer I gave was, ’you don’t know what you are going to be doing 10 years from now. And as such don’t limit yourself by your difficulties today.’ There have been students who came back to me after graduation and

surprised me when they said what they were doing with math. They realized the growth between who they were then and who they are now.” Over the years, Norm contributed beyond his field. His legacy at Seattle Prep included coaching girls varsity soccer for four years and boys JV and third team soccer for 25 seasons with occasional Metro League responsibilities. He also started the Prep chess team and ran it and the league for nearly 10 years. “It was gratifying to watch the team improve and compete,” he says. After 43 years of teaching, 33 of those at Seattle Prep, Norm Hardy retired with words of wisdom. “It’s different when you get here [to Seattle Prep] in your 30s and leave in your 60s. At 30, you are idealistic and think you know all the answers. You don’t. You realize that if you are truly a life-long learner, you cannot sit still.” Norm is enjoying his (considerably) warmer retirement in Goodyear, Arizona, along with new wife, Paula, who he married in September. He looks forward to exploring the desert, keeping his mind active with puzzles, playing the guitar, bicycling, coffee-roasting, fiddling in the kitchen, Mariner spring training, being active in Christian service, and whatever else of interest comes along. Norm says, “I will always be very grateful for the love and support of Seattle Prep for 33 years. Great colleagues and great administrators over the years allowed me the freedom to take risks and become a better teacher and person. Serving others is more important now than it ever was.” But he adds, “It is clear to me now that retirement is greatly underrated!”

Norm Hardy, above, in his early days at Prep in the 1980s. Norm and his wife Paula (above, left) are enjoying retirement in Arizona.

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A talented counselor and math teacher, Ron Zipse also played guitar for school retreats and liturgies. Little known fact: Ron is also an accomplished chorister at his parish, where he has sung in the choir for the last 24 years.

A Real Class Act

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PREPâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S RON ZIPSE RETIRES

HIS OFFICE WALLS ARE LINED WITH photos of roads. Roads meandering in the woods. Roads flanked by oceans. Roads intersecting national parks. Ron Zipse, Seattle Prep teacher and counselor, is without a doubt a man who takes solace in the journey. His retirement this year, after 45 years of teaching, is the finish to a rich career—a road well-traveled. A cradle Catholic, Ron attended St. Gabriel School in San Francisco, which at the time was known as the largest Catholic elementary school west of the Mississippi: three sections of each grade, fifty kids in a class. When the time came to select a high school, Ron wanted to attend the Jesuit school in San Francisco, but his father, a staunch Christian Brothers supporter, had other ideas. Ron eventually enrolled as a freshman at Sacred Heart High School (now Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory). So it wasn’t until he became a student at Santa Clara University that Ron had his first and life-changing interaction with the Jesuits. In his junior and senior years at Santa Clara, Ron lived and worked as a dorm prefect at Bellarmine Prep, the all-boys Jesuit high school in San Jose. “I got to know Fr. Dave Klein in the residence. He was my doorway into teaching,” Ron says. Immediately after graduation Ron took a faculty position at Bellarmine teaching math and literature. “I think the whole idea of service to others resonates with me,” he says. “That’s why I’ve dedicated my life to teaching. I feel like I have a role to help others and I’ve been directed this way through God.” An avid outdoors enthusiast, Ron and his wife found their compass pointing north after a series of skiing and hiking trips to Washington. In 1981, he heard about a job opening at the newly formed Eastside Catholic High School, located in downtown Bellevue. He applied, got the job and moved to the Seattle area. Ron says the school culture was very “Jesuit-like” because most of the teachers at the time were former Jesuits (including principal Dick Ellis) or had previously taught at a Jesuit school. Ron spent nine years at Eastside Catholic. Along the way he formed a strong friendship with Kathy Krueger, a Prep parent and counselor. Their children had attended the same preschool, same grade school and ultimately the same high school, Prep. “Kathy was working as the head of the Counseling Department at Prep and she said, ’Why don’t you check out our school?’ That was 1990. I got the job and it’s been home ever since,” says Ron. Ron served as a counselor at Seattle Prep for 28 years. But he has also played a key role in the classroom as a math

teacher. “I’ve always kept my feet in the classroom because I think that it’s important to have that connection with kids,” Ron says. “I think they see me in a different light, rather than being a counselor in an isolated office.” Ron also believes that his classroom presence gave him more credibility with faculty and made for a richer connection. In his tenure at Prep, Ron cites diversity as one of the biggest changes. He credits former teacher Anne Gleason with starting a movement that sought to diversify the Prep student population. He served on the Diversity Committee in its early years and has high praise for Diversity Director Deino Scott ’74 and Regina Melonson, Director of the Learning Resource Center. “It was a tough go at first for Regina,” Ron says, “it was 1994, and not everyone was on board. She had to turn the whole culture around and help people understand that kids learn differently and have different abilities. But this diversity has made Prep a much more welcoming place than when I first started here.” Unlike some of his colleagues who have spearheaded a new initiative or program, Ron’s greatest achievement is knowing that he has counseled many students to find peace in some very difficult times. “To help a student find the answers within themselves IS success,” he says. Ron says, “My best memories are of the kids who have walked through my class, and those who made it across the stage, who didn’t always look like they were going to make it.” And then, there is always his fifteen minutes of fame when he was cast as Jacob in the school musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. A fan of the arts, Ron often runs into his “musical son,” Joseph (or RJ Tancioco ’95), now a director, at many of the theaters around town. Even in his early days at Santa Clara, Ron always knew that teaching was going to be a lifetime commitment. He says, “I had no idea how long my career would be, but I always saw myself as a teacher. I felt teaching was my calling. Teaching is a commitment I made to my community. The Jesuits helped me formulate that. And I have been truly blessed to work so many years in Jesuit schools.” In his retirement Ron plans on spending time with his other loves: playing guitar, long hikes, cooking, singing in his church choir, traveling in the “off season” (Italy calls), and his daughters, Alicia ’03 and Emily ’07.

For three years, Ron and I co-led our NATURAL HELPERS training at the Jesuit Warm Beach cabin. It was a peer counseling program, training students to help other teens deal with their problems. We must have had over 45 students in a space made for 20, with one bathroom. I knew then, and I know now, that Ron is a great team player! He is the type of colleague who goes the extra mile to help someone. He is empathetic, kind-hearted and compassionate. He has graced Prep with his amazing voice in over ten Olympic Week karaoke performances, over five Coffee Houses, over 20 Faculty Retreats, and 30+ all-school masses! He is exceptionally talented as a guitarist and soloist. He has given up weekend time for our Community Ministry retreat programs. He has been a constant presence each year as a speaker/ counselor in Junior KAIROS. He facilitated the “stereotype exercise” with the Sophomore Urban Plunge and he has had several roles facilitating the Freshman Retreat. Prep has been blessed by every one of his years here. – Jolene Boyle, Counselor & Community Minister

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Back row, l to r; Max Hanson ’14, Charles Shafer ’14, Emma Johnson ’14, Kelly Young, Gina Vickrey, José Martin, and Dr. Barry Rosellini ’05. Front row, l to r: Caroline Cacabelos ’14, Christiane Webster, Dr. Kristina Kipp, and Dr. Lisa Babinec.

New Faces

P R E P W E LC O M E S N E W FA C U LT Y A N D S TA F F

DR. LISA BABINEC joins the Learning Resource Center

DR. KRISTINA KIPP earned her teaching credentials in

as part-time Services Coordinator. Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Lisa spent eight years in Scotland, moved to Seattle for three years, then moved to Oxford, England and taught online collegiate English Literature courses before returning to Seattle. Lisa holds a B.A. in English literature/creative writing, an M.A. in creative writing, and a Ph.D in Scottish literature.

secondary math and physics and master’s degree from Seattle Pacific University. Prior to teaching, Kristina worked at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, focusing primarily on Mars rover missions. She has degrees in Aerospace Engineering from Princeton University and Georgia Tech.

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JOSÉ ‘CHUI’ MARTIN earned a B.A. in foreign languages and Spanish and a minor in psychology from Washington State University, where he was also a member of the mens volleyball team. He earned his Masters degree in teaching from the University of Phoenix. José taught previously at O’Dea High School for four years, and at Prosser High School, his alma mater, for two years.

DR. BARRY ROSELLINI ’05 is a licensed psychologist, and earned his doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Denver in 2015. Over the past few years, he has worked in university counseling centers, the UW Athletic Department, an eating disorder clinic, and his private practice. He has extensive experience working with mental health issues including, but not limited to, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship concerns, stress, and academic concerns. GINA VICKREY earned a B.S. in biology from Bradley University and a M.S. in science education from the Illinois Institute of Technology. She is currently working toward a M.S. in infectious disease through Drexel University. Gina has taught a variety of levels of biology and chemistry at Washington High School, Loyola Academy, and Holy Names Academy. She spent three of her nine years at Loyola, a fellow Jesuit school in Illinois serving on the School Leadership Council as Director of Student Activities. Gina is teaching biology, honors biology, and AP biology.

CHRISTIANE WEBSTER is a native French speaker, fluent in English, French, and Spanish. She lived many years in Haiti and Puerto Rico as a child. She received her Master’s in Public Health from Columbia University, with a focus on health communications and education, but fell in love with teaching languages when she taught AP and honors French three years ago at her local high school in Los Gatos, California. Christiane is teaching French 2 and Spanish 1. KELLY YOUNG is teaching geometry and pre-calculus

NEW ALUMNI SERVICE CORPS VOLUNTEERS CAROLINE CACABELOS ’14 graduated from Creighton University where she earned a degree in justice & society, theology, and communications. At Creighton, she worked for Campus Recreation as a dance fitness instructor and the intramural program assistant. She was also a part of the Creighton Campus Ministry leadership team and the school’s spirit squad, Blue Crew. Among other roles, she is working with Community Ministry this year at Prep. MAX HANSON ’14 graduated from Whitman College last May with a degree in biology and spent three years in Whitman’s athletic training room as a student athletic trainer. He has spent time in a cancer research lab at the Seattle Children’s Research Institute and is looking forward to his time with the Alumni Service Corps. Among other roles, Max is working with Prep’s AP Environmental Science classes and the rowing team.

EMMA JOHNSON ’14 graduated from Santa Clara University where she earned a degree in psychology, volunteered in the San Jose community, and studied abroad in Barcelona, Spain. Emma says her favorite class at SCU was a psychology class in which she studied the cognitive mechanisms involved in formal mindfulness meditation practices. She is working with Sophomore Collegio, the LRC, and the Development Office. CHARLES SHAFER ’14 graduated from Boston College with a B.S. in management and a concentration in marketing. He served as the Head of Student Design for the Boston College Fashion Club, a SPECTRUM Retreat Student Leader, and the Communications Department Coordinator for the Undergraduate Government of Boston College. Charles is working with the Arts Department in video production and drama productions, as well as a German language class.

this year. Kelly moved to Seattle last year from Charleston, South Carolina, where she taught everything from algebra 1 to AP calculus at North Charleston High. Her first seven years of teaching were in rural South Carolina at Wren High School. There, she started the school’s firstever outdoor club and hopes to start one at Prep. Kelly got her undergraduate and master’s degrees at Clemson University in South Carolina. SEATTLE PREP PANTHER TRACKS | FALL 2018 |

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A Divine Commission PA U L M U L L A L LY ’ 6 6 P A I N TS F I R S T J E S U I T P O P E

Five miles west of the Nile River, the red-hued FINDING HIS WAY Paul’s artistic gift had simmered for years. As a young desert gives way to the Great Pyramids of Giza child he kept himself busy copying newspaper comics and – the lone ancient wonder still in existence. It creating pencil sketches. Computers didn’t exist, there was is here where Paul Mullally ’66 unknowingly no internet, and with a family of 12 children little time or money for art classes. Paul struggled academically at began his 42-year journey to the Vatican. Seattle Prep. “I was so lost by my senior year that I was In 2016 Paul Mullally received a call from Fr. Bill Watson, S.J., a family friend and faculty member at Seattle University (SU). “Paul, how would you like to paint a portrait of Pope Francis,” he asked. “I went numb,” Paul says; “how could I refuse?” Within the week Fr. Watson, S.J., showed up at Paul’s door with Fr. David Nazar, S.J., Director of the Pontificio Instituto Orientale, and Fr. Alan Fogarty, S.J., President of the Gregorian University Foundation. The Jesuit priests had flown 5,600 miles from Rome to see if Paul was the real deal. The commission was to honor the Pontificio’s Centennial, and what better way to celebrate than with a portrait of the newly-ordained Pope. The search for an artist had led them to Seattle. Years earlier, Paul had created a painting of St. Therese of Lisieux for his father. Upon his father’s death the painting was willed to Fr. Watson, S.J., and eventually found its way into the private quarters of Pope Francis, also an avid devotee of St. Therese. These papal connections to the Mullally name would continue with the later appointment of Fr. Watson, S.J., to the Pontificio’s board. Paul suggested an unorthodox idea when he heard that the mission of the organization was to reach out and help the Eastern Churches – rather than paint a traditional portrait, he could depict the Pope administering to Syrian refugees, a nod to the recent Papal visit to Greece amidst the refugee crisis. They loved the idea.

just memorizing everything and understanding nothing,” he says. He flunked a class his last quarter and graduated with a 1.9 GPA. The Vietnam War was calling, and Paul assumed he would get drafted. But that summer, divine intervention walked through the family’s door in the form of Fr. John Fitterer, S.J., the president of SU at the time. He persuaded Paul to go to summer school and apply to college. Paul raised his grades and got accepted to SU. He continued to struggle until he found the art department. He hit his stride, raised his GPA, and finally graduated with a BFA in fine art. Paul spent the next nine months traveling the world, backpack and watercolors in tow. He hitchhiked across North Africa, making his way through Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, and Nepal, soaking up inspiration. He crossed the Egyptian border to sit atop the largest pyramid in Giza, and sketched the vast, foreign landscape. Later, he sought out Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush mountains, where he climbed the inner stairwell of the 1,700-year-old Buddha of Bamiyan. After summiting the 170-foot rock statue, he sat down on the valley floor and painted for hours. Years later, in 2001, that Buddha was blown up by the Taliban. Remembered on paper, Paul’s travels produced a series of 25 watercolors and served as an endless reservoir for future paintings. A 26-year-old Paul returned to Seattle with a desire to paint professionally but felt he lacked technical training.

Madonna Angelica was originally painted as a tribute to Paul’s father, but eventually made its way to the Western Rendezvous of Art, an established Montana art show. The piece sold for $45,000 to a local Catholic family who bought it as a present to their mother. Upon her death in 2005, the painting was donated to Carroll College. The larger-than-life painting hangs in the foyer of the school’s Fortin Science Center, measuring seven feet high and four feet wide. The image is of the Virgin Mary as a young woman after receiving her calling from God to be the mother of Jesus.

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He spent the next five years at various painting schools, including three years at the Art Students League in New York and the Salmagundi Club, and two years at the Palette and Chisel Academy of Fine Arts in Chicago. Paul hit his stride as a painter. He says, “my eyes were opened, and this experience left no doubt about my calling in life.”

THE LONG ROAD

Paul Mullally ’66 shakes hands with Pope Francis at the Pontificio Instituto Orientale’s unveiling of his painting.

Paul is an accomplished painter with his work shown at invitationals and museums across the country. His paintings have received numerous awards, and he is a Master Signature Member of the Oil Painters of America and a Fellow in the American Society of Marine Artists. In 2012, Paul was invited by China’s Ministry of Culture to participate in the London Olympics’ Creative Cities Collection art exhibit. Paul was selected to represent the United States at the exhibit’s opening ceremony. But none of this could prepare him for the commission of a lifetime. Paul spent the better part of a year painting the commissioned portrait of Pope Francis. BBC art documentaries provided ongoing inspiration and emotional support. “The Catholic Church was such a big part of history, especially the Renaissance, with all those artists painting papal things,” Paul says. Paul realized there is a daily tedium that goes along with painting that you just have to muddle through. Ironically, religious paintings are not indicative of Paul’s body of work. Sedate landscapes and regal portraits are

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Our new mission statement is precisely about going out where there is suffering in the countries of the Eastern Churches and educating our people with this in mind. Thus, your painting becomes a prophetic statement for what we are aiming to do for the next 100 years.” – Fr. David Nazar, S.J., Director of the Pontificio Instituto Orientale more his style. Prior to the Pope’s portrait, the two religious paintings he produced were at the request of his father, a deeply devoted Catholic. But it’s these religiously themed paintings – of St. Therese and the Madonna – that brought him acclaim, and ultimately the opportunity with the Vatican.

A SURREAL END In June 2017 Paul finished the painting. That fall he and his family flew to Rome for the 100th anniversary celebration of the Pontifical Oriental Institute, where the painting would be unveiled for the Pope. Anticipation was in the air, not only for the unveiling but also for the answer to a unique request. Paul had asked a special favor of the Vatican. His daughters had yet to receive their First Communion, so Paul thought, what better place to do that than in Rome. And, who better to perform it than the Pope. It was worth a shot. Vatican official told him most likely “no,” but “Francis is just the type of Pope who might.” The painting was unveiled in the historical library of the Pontificio Instituto Orientale, to a handful of dignitaries and supporters. In what Paul recalls as “one of the biggest honors of his life,” he finally came face-to-face with Pope Francis. “It was the culmination of a year of pentup emotion,” Paul says, “and honestly, I can’t remember the words we exchanged as we were holding hands. The feeling was too great.” What Paul does remember is that the pressure and commitment had paid off. “When I saw the expression on the Pope’s face when he looked at the painting I knew I had captured him. I then looked at the painting and I looked at his face and I said to myself, ’Yes, I got it right!’” And as far as that special request? The Pope did not disappoint. Annelise and Ise did receive their sacrament of Holy Communion that day. Turns out the Pope is a great fan of exceptions.

Paul Mullally â&#x20AC;&#x2122;66, wife Bente, and their two daughters, Annelise and Ise, at the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, where the girls received their First Holy Communion.

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BY L I S A F E R N A N D E Z , D I R E C TO R O F C O M M U N I C AT I O N S A N D M A R K E T I N G

IF IT IS TO BE IT IS UP TO ME. If it is to be it is up to me. It’s a directive right out of Prep football coach Rollie Robbins’ playbook. And it’s something that Kirby Winfield ’92 has never forgotten. Kirby’s resume is notable. A successful startup operator and angel investor, his Midas touch with companies runs the gamut – Go2Net, Marchex, AdXpose, Dwellable, Ascend.vc, and the Paul Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, just to name a few – and has brought him considerable fame and fortune. Behind Kirby’s business success is an English major from Middlebury, a small liberal-arts college in New England. Kirby credits this unusual career path to Susan Kennedy, a former Prep English teacher. “Ms. Kennedy was an amazing teacher who taught me to push myself to pursue writing. She gave me the confidence to look at colleges for the program rather than the name or location. I have had a career where communications has played a major role in what I’ve accomplished. A lot of that is due to Ms. Kennedy.” No one is more surprised than Kirby about where his life’s choices have taken him. “I thought I would work in advertising agencies in Manhattan where I would write advertising copy, wear gray suits, and have three-martini lunches,” he says. And for a while it looked like that might just happen. Kirby graduated with a degree in creative writing, and began work at a New York public relations firm. But a random call from a friend, the older brother of close friend Megan (Keister) Schmidt ’92, lured him back to Seattle to work at his startup internet company. Kirby never looked back. “I have four college classmates who have published novels, two of them best-sellers, and my friends

Kirby and daughter Kate have set their sights on competing at the Orlando 2020 Special Olympics USA Games.

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Tim Shriver, chair of Special Olympics, on stage with “show stopper” Frannie Ronan at the USA Games Opening Ceremonies in Seattle.

keep asking me, ’why don’t you write?’ And I tell them all I do is write. I write emails. And for the last 20 years it seems to have been going pretty well. It turns out that getting your ideas across in a convincing fashion is an incredible superpower in the business world. And it all comes from writing, reading, and thinking critically – all things that I was prepared for by Seattle Prep.” Sports also played an influential role in Kirby’s development at Prep. As a member of the Panther football team, he began his freshman year sleeping in a classroom in Adelphia Hall with 32 strangers – his new teammates. The next year, they met their formidable Coach, Hall of Famer Rollie Robbins. Kirby clearly remembers his motto: “If it is to be it is up to me.” “Coach Robbins gave you this sense that you could control your own destiny by the work that you did and the way that you approached your life,” says Kirby. “He also taught us how to represent Prep in an honorable way, but excel while we were doing it. He would say, beat the person across from you as hard as you can, knock them down on

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their butt but, when the whistle blows, you pick them up and say, nice job.” Kirby and his team went on to finish in the Top 10 in the state high school football rankings two years in a row. Kirby has taken his competitive drive and many talents and channeled them into a newfound role – advocating for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Kirby is the board chair of Special Olympics Washington, and has been working with the organization for the last five years. Special Olympics provides opportunities for four million athletes globally, and 18,000 locally in the state of Washington. Kirby’s daughter Kate is one of them. In 2009 Kate was born with Down syndrome. He says, “My wife and I found out about Kate’s condition in the delivery room. We were not prepared for the feeling you get when you have a certain set of expectations and dreams for your child and then you realize that because of her disabilities, those things might not be there.” As someone who benefited greatly from sports, Kirby says his commitment to Special Olympics “is the best and highest use of my time to help those who aren’t given those opportunities in the existing framework of scholastic competition or parks and recreation. Sports is so critical to building men and women who will go out into the world with confidence and succeed,” says Kirby, “I feel passionate about investing in that.” At Special Olympics, sports is a platform for a bigger agenda. “Our real goal is to carry forth the health, fitness, wellness and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities into daily life – whether that’s in rural Mongolia where someone might be ostracized from their village, or Seattle where someone with a disability might not be able to play on a school soccer team,” says Kirby. With this underserved population, Kirby says their approach is to start small. Start with sports. In time the other opportunities and challenges can unfold – such as health screenings and leadership opportunities. “There is so much more we can do for the athletes and their families,” Kirby says. This summer Kirby’s hard work was rewarded when Seattle’s bid for the USA Special Olympics Games came to fruition. The live-telecast ESPN event featured 2,000 athletes from across the United States competing in various sports at a high level. “Most people don’t realize the Games are very competitive, and there are a series of qualifying levels, and you need to medal at all those levels to get to the national games,” says Kirby. “It’s a huge honor. There is a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. The medals mean something because you have to work to

win them. To teach anyone in a disadvantaged situation that they don’t have to work for it and that they are just going to get it – you better be ready to keep on giving it to them. As a parent of a person with intellectual disabilities, that’s the last thing I want for my daughter. I want her to be able to stand on her own two feet and understand how to go and get it for herself.” With the help of 15,000 volunteers and over $17 million dollars in corporate and individual donations, the event not only highlighted champions on the field of play; it helped to accurately diagnose health issues for hundreds of athletes who participated in the Healthy Athletes Program, a collaboration with Kaiser Permanente. For Kirby, the highlight of the event was the opening ceremonies, held at Husky Stadium. When Tim Shriver, Chairman of Special Olympics and son of Special Olympics founder Eunice Shriver, took the stage, by his side stood a 9-year old girl, Frannie Ronan. Frannie has Down syndrome and was one of the participating athletes. She was not part of the planned program. Tim had spontaneously asked her to come on stage with him. At the end of his speech, Frannie took the microphone and said, “Hi, I’m Frannie and I love all of you.” Kirby says the crowd went wild, shouting, “Frannie, Frannie, Frannie.” She had captured everyone’s hearts there and truly embodied the essence of Special Olympics. “What I learned that day,” says Kirby “is that it’s important to be open to serendipity. We spent years planning this event and making sure that everything was perfect, but in the end it was an unplanned moment that really made the impact. It took Tim, and the team being open to letting things happen, and making sure to include folks who might not otherwise be included. It would have been easy to say let’s not distract from Mr. Shriver’s speech, but what I have learned through Special Olympics is that when you exclude folks, you lose.” Kirby believes material success has a limited return. “There is a ceiling on how good [money and position] can make you feel,” he says. “So, if it’s not that, then you have to ask yourself how are you going to feel good about being in the world, especially if you are a person who is driven to accomplish things. What does accomplishment and achievement look like if it’s not for your own personal gain? If you do a startup, maybe you change the world, but most likely you just change the way money moves around between investors and consumers. But if you grow a movement you can change the world, and you will change it for the people who need it the most.”

“WHAT DOES ACCOMPLISHMENT AND ACHIEVEMENT LOOK LIKE IF IT’S NOT FOR YOUR OWN PERSONAL GAIN? IF YOU DO A STARTUP, MAYBE YOU CHANGE THE WORLD, BUT MOST LIKELY YOU JUST CHANGE THE WAY MONEY MOVES AROUND BETWEEN INVESTORS AND CONSUMERS. BUT IF YOU GROW A MOVEMENT YOU CAN CHANGE THE WORLD, AND YOU WILL CHANGE IT FOR THE PEOPLE WHO NEED IT THE MOST.”

Virginia Wade, one of Team Washington’s Special Olympics gymnasts, performs for a medal round.

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BY WI L L E M S CHOLT E N, PR E P ROBOT IC S C OACH

REACH WHERE OTHERS DON’T JUNE 1, 2018 Friday night. Seattle Prep graduation. Benaroya Hall. A beautiful formal celebration with 181 students surrounded by family, friends, and uplifting messages of ’you are ready to go and do great things in your life.’ It is a celebration of academic achievement, a celebration of a four-year journey of growth. A class moving on to great colleges and universities!

JUNE 2, 2018 Saturday afternoon. Tonasket High School graduation. Just shy of the Canadian-U.S. border, 250 miles away from Seattle, a town of 1,000. There, 55 students and equally proud parents and friends, but many dressed as if they just came straight from the fields. A projector which did not align correctly. A principal trying his best, but clearly uncomfortable speaking to a large group; and a graduation

that focused on the athletic achievements of a few popular kids. There were no speeches that encouraged anyone “to go forth and set the world on fire.” I know this graduating class well. Through my work with Central Washington University (CWU) GEARUP, I have been a part of many of their lives since they were in 6th grade. Amaan, Kally and Michael (pictured here with my daughter Mirabelle) have been friends all along. In fact, it is because of these friendships that Mirabelle chose to apply to Prep, and is so committed to her education. I roped these three students into robotics to motivate them and give them a place to belong. I know that without robotics, all three of them would have left school or worse. They all have an aptitude to do well in the STEM areas. All of them should go to college, because they have potential. If given the chance, they too will shine and set the world on fire. Amaan is a young man who is finally admitting he is gay, in a town where that is not an easy thing. As a child he was passed around from home to home and often had to work to get food for himself. Trying to do homework was a challenge. I don’t need to tell you what this does to a GPA. But he knows he needs to go on and pursue his education. Kally is a bright kid with a lot of strikes against her, but she is going to CWU to study applied engineering; she has become driven and if she stays focused will do well.

Opposite page: Cross-continental, cross-generational collaboration between students from Haiti, Prep, and Wenatchee. This page: Mirabelle Scholten ’19 with robotics students Amaan, Kally and Michael, at Tonasket High School graduation in Eastern Washington.

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Nate Hancock ’20 joined classmate Mirabelle Scholten ’19 and robotics coach Willem Scholten in Haiti, teaching 160 students from grades K-8 about engineering and math. In spite of sweltering heat and intermittent electricity, the weeklong collaboration was a beehive of activity. They taught more sophisticated programming to the older students in preparation for the building of a robot for this year’s competition.

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“In Haiti, one of the ways to empower women to stand up to violence is to educate them, to give them 21st century skills so they have the ability to leapfrog out of poverty and change not only their circumstances but those around them.”

Michael’s brain works differently than what we would call ’the norm.’ He has never gotten the services he so deserves, yet he is brilliant in physics and all things space-related. He scraped together a 2.0 GPA by graduation, yet he was denied admission at CWU due to his earlier GPA. He got fired up and on his own got CWU to re-examine his potential admissions. He will thrive once he is there. So what does this have to do with Prep? Everything. Robotics has been a lifeline for these kids; their reason to belong; their reason to wake up. They have visited Prep. They have slept on the gym floor. They have slept at my house. They have celebrated with us. They have shared their love for robotics with our Prep teams. Our students have Skyped with them and helped them overcome programming

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Prep’s outreach to Haiti is a bright spot in a country marked by natural disasters, political instability, and extreme poverty. For the last three years Willem Scholten and daughter Mirabelle ’19 have been bringing their robotics know-how to the students at College Regina Assumpta, an all-girls school run by the Sisters of the Holy Cross. It is Haiti’s first and only student robotics team. The goal of the program is to empower Haitian girls to become engineers by offering mentorship, teacher training, curriculum oversight, robotic components, and in-person summer camps. This is the Scholtens’ seventh trip to the Haitian school.

issues. While they live in a different town and in some ways a different world than ours, they have come to realize that they can do the same things if they work for it; they can make their dreams reality if they are given love and support. Prep kids have learned from them, too. When we took our robotics teams to Tonasket, it was an eye-opener. The students learned that the closest movie theater is in Canada; the nearest retail store is Walmart, 35 miles away; and yes, as soon as school gets out, everyone is picking cherries, peaches, apples, you name it, because if not, you won’t make it through the winter. But this common passion for tinkering, engineering, and robotics is more critical than any difference. When Prep organizes or supports robotics tournaments, or when we

Partnership In summer 2018, Haitian students from College Regina Assumpta boarded a plane to Seattle Prep for a weeklong camp of robotics and engineering. The diverse camp included a team from Quincy High School in Eastern Washington, a team from Wenatchee Foothills Middle School, and several college student assistants from Central Washington University. Prep robotic students Mirabelle Scholten ’19, Max Zipperer ’20 and Nate Hancock ’20 were instrumental leaders. This unlikely cast of characters is a result of the robotic team’s ongoing connections with Haiti and CWU GEARUP, a program that serves populations who might not otherwise be considering college.

have parents referee and spend time with those kids, we affect them positively. When Prep students, faculty, and parents think of their place in the world, when we try to go forward and set the world on fire, we should realize that our reach can be far and deep, often touching people we can’t even imagine. I know that Mirabelle will never admit it, but attending the Tonasket graduation was an emotional day of coming full circle. She stood with the kids who had motivated her to go to Prep, which has given her opportunities beyond her wildest dreams. And now, she was there to celebrate with them as they start their new journeys, knowing that she played a small part in their success. This is the kind of thing that changes people forever, and it is all made possible by Seattle Prep.

“Superior engineering, compassion, and support of others always outperforms teams who believe that lawyering is the way to play the game. Robotics is bigger than building a robot and competing.” – Robotics Coach Willem Scholten

Outreach A group of six Prep juniors are taking a leadership role in robotics as well as providing service to the greater Seattle community with their mentorship and oversight of a middle school robotics program. The effort draws students from the following grade schools: St. Luke, St. Matthew, Our Lady of Fatima, St. Alphonsus, St. Joseph, and Seattle Nativity. Coach Willem says, “I strongly believe in high school students giving back. Prep kids run the tournaments and support the younger students. I tell them, ’when you have to teach engineering, you become a better engineer.’”

Did You Know? Prep’s Robotics Team beat 36 other teams to earn the coveted Design Award at the February 2018 CWU Robotics Competition. This award is bestowed on a team who has a first-class engineering notebook and design of their competing robot. The award earned Prep a slot at the state championships. Prep was also previously awarded the Excellence Award, the highest award given out during competitions, which represents a team that most embodies the ideals of VEX Robotics – a team that not only builds a great robot, but more importantly, recognizes that winning is great but how you play and participate in the robotics community is more important. SEATTLE PREP PANTHER TRACKS | FALL 2018 |

Spring Sports Wrap Up ’18, a 6’ 10” hard to miss defenseman, and Brennan Holmes, considered one of the best athletes to ever come through Prep. Despite the talent graduating Stearns believes this year’s team is going to be “as strong if not stronger,” as a team in the upcoming season. Last season Lewis Schrock ’21 wowed fans with his performance as a freshman goalie on a varsity team. Stearns compares the pressure on a lacrosse goalie to a quarterback in football. “It’s a lot to ask out of a freshman. There is an inordinate amount of pressure on this position and Luis did a phenomenal job.”

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was nothing short of momentous when the varsity team found themselves in the State • Caleb Cochran ’19 finished 34th in state Championships this year. Their loss (10-14) after shooting a 78 and 79 in the two-day to rival O’Dea was bittersweet, particularly event. since Prep beat the Fighting Irish twice in • Ben Douglas ’18, Fiona Killalea ’20 and the regular season. Coach Rich Stearns says, Bella Swan ’21 advanced to state. “many seasoned coaches will say it’s hard to beat a team three times in one season.” SOFTBALL The exponential growth of lacrosse in the State of Washington is staggering. In 1995 • Hannah Docktor ’20, Mackenzie Skogland ’18, and Madison Burmester ’18 there were 16 varsity teams in the state. Today there are 112. Washington State has earned spots on first team All-Metro. seen the biggest growth of any state. This • The team accomplished a win against a increase in players has changed the field of major state contender – Anacortes. lacrosse from a mixed two-division league • For the 7th year in a row, Seattle Prep to further segmentation between public and reached the postseason. private schools. The 2019 season will be the third year for Prep in this new structure. GIRLS LACROSSE Coach Rich Stearns is excited to see the increased interest in lacrosse and says Prep’s • Captain Tennyson Hawk ’19 led in goals. program is now bigger than ever. He sees • Goalie Mimi Parent ’19 named a trend of freshmen coming onto the team all-conference goalie. with prior lacrosse experience under their • Ava Allison ’21 was picked for the belt, making the team even stronger. all-conference team, the only freshman The outcome of last year’s championship in the conference to be honored. game brought disappointment but also opportunity. “We learned a lot in that game • Fielded both JV and varsity teams. and we hope to bring that experience into • 11 out of 12 starters returning this season. another run at state,” says Stearns. The team graduated six stellar seniors who BOYS LACROSSE showed moxie at the State game including It’s been 16 years since Prep’s boys All-American Sergei Jacobs ’18 (now playing lacrosse team competed for a state title. So, it lacrosse for Whittier College), Will Loughlin

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TENNIS • Girls won the Metro championship. Finish 2nd in state. • Boys earned 3rd place in Metro. • Amelia Asfaw ’21 won the state championship in girls singles. • Maria Philip ’19 and Ella Anderson ’21 earned 3rd place in state in girls doubles. • Aaron Yuan ’18 and Alex Blattner ’19 earned 5th place in State in boys doubles. • Girls earned 2nd place in State. Sophomore Amelia Asfaw made headlines with her first place win at State. When Amelia came to Prep she wasn’t even considering playing tennis until some

“Playing on a team makes it feel like something bigger than just playing for yourself.”

–Amelia Asfaw ’21

of the upperclassmen encouraged her to join the team. Amelia had played for years individually, but never for a team. Jumping into a spot on the varsity team, Amelia played a strong season and despite the widening competition was seeded number one in the metro division and number two at districts. Amelia never imagined she would get to State and was quite surprised when it actually happened. She beat five people to clinch the State title. She says, “I remember seeing the court and the bleachers and being amazed at how many people were there. Girls singles were last so my whole team was there to watch me. It was amazing.” Amelia says she might try her hand at doubles this year but for now is still basking in her accomplishment.

TRACK • Girls earn 2nd place in Metro for team championships. • Aisha Watt ’19 earned 2nd in Metro, 1st in Districts and 4th in state (100m dash). • Cassie Lemus-Sodji ’21 earned 1st in Metro, 3rd in Districts and 5th in State (100m dash) and advanced to State in the long jump. • James Brennan ’18 advanced to state in the 800 meters. • Ben de la Cruz ’19 advanced to state (100m hurdles). • The girls 4x100 relay advanced to state. • The boys 4x400 relay advanced to state. • Quinn Floyd ’18 advanced to state in the long jump and triple jump.

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National Qualifiers: Mens Varsity Single: Gold, Max Heid ’19. Mens Varsity Double: Silver, Max Heid ’19 and Andrew Russell ’19. Womens Varsity Single: Bronze, Emma Conaty ’18. Womens Varsity Lightweight Double: Silver, Alex Tuminello ’19 and Andreana Margaritis ’19.

• All-Metro League honors: John Hui ’10 (first team defender), Aden Hiatt ’18 (first team midfield), and Owen Tabbutt ’18 (first team forward).

Regional Champions: Mens Varsity Single Scull: Max Heid ’19. Mens 2nd Varsity Single: Andrew Russell ’19. Mens Novice Double: Jack Couwenberg ’21, Derek Hissong ’21. Womens 2nd Varsity Single: Maeve Conaty ’20. Womens Novice Coed Quad: Lydia Gauvin ’21, Taylor Cravy ’21, Grace Connell ’21, Ariel Igielski ’21 and Elle Svensson-Stewart ’21.

• All-Metro 2nd team honors: Ben Douglas ’18. • Honorable Mentions: Hayden Allen ’18, Sam Cargal-Bley ’18, Marty Noffsinger ’20 and Rowan Davis ’21. • Final varsity season for head coach Andy Hendricks ’83. • David Smith assumes the role of head of the boys soccer program.

BASEBALL • Won Academic State Championship, third straight season, with a 3.65 team GPA. • Had a successful trip to play fellow Jesuit school Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, California. • Participated in second annual “Let’s Play Ball” event with Bridge of Promise. • Qualified for Metro Tournament. • Key wins over Lakeside and Eastside Catholic • Kellen Carr ’20 and Ryne Hays ’20 selected second team All-Metro. • Kevin Brinton ’20 was selected first team All-Metro. SEATTLE PREP PANTHER TRACKS | FALL 2018 |

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REUNION WEEKEND WRAP-UP The 2018 Reunion Weekend was a tremendous success. Thank you to the many alums who worked so hard on your individual class reunions. Reunions held include 1953, 1958, 1968, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998, and 2008. Special congratulations to the Class of 1968, who celebrated their Golden Jubilee on campus during Reunion Weekend. Many thanks to Bryce McWalter â&#x20AC;&#x2122;68 and his committee for putting together a fantastic celebration. Looking ahead: the Class of 1969 will hold its 50th Reunion on Saturday, July 20, 2019. Please call the Alumni Office if you would like to work on the planning committee with Kathy Krueger at 206-577-2149.

1978

2008

1968

1 Brian Matthiesen ’68 with Luz Lopez. 2 Leo Sheehan ’38. 3 Golden Panthers John Thorburn ’68 and George Morrison ’68. 4 Prep golf team tees up with alum Robert Brennan ’59 and his cousin Gene Kranc at the Alumni Annual Golf Tournament.

5 Tournament winners Andrew Percival ’02, Jeff Ching ’02, Steve Shellenbarger ’02 and Daniel Finan ’02.

6 Alumni from the Class of 1988. 7 Alumni Director Kathy Krueger, Nick Zabriski ’98, Amy Magnano ’98 and Ira Gerlich ’98.

8 Brooke Sherick-Odom ’06 and her guest Mark Parker. 9 John Dunlop ’88 (center) with his father and son.

1960

ALUMNI CALENDAR November 2018 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16th 6:00pm Spree Auction

December 2018 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th 10:35am All-School Advent Mass

February 2019

Golden Ticket to a Jesuit Education Join us on a journey of pure imagination.

SPREE 2018 Friday, November 16, 2018 Raise money for students. Online auction begins Sunday November 4th at noon. Ends Sunday, November 11th (9:00PM) Donate. Sponsor. Advertise. And don’t forget to attend! www.seaprep.org/SPREE or email sbenjamin@seaprep.org

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd Alumni Theater Night 6:00pm Social 7:00pm Musical: Newsies

March 2019 FRIDAY, MARCH 22nd & SATURDAY 23rd 36th Annual Basketball Tournament FRIDAY, MARCH 29th 7:00pm Parent Association and POPPS Patio Party at Prep

May 2019 FRIDAY, MAY 3rd 10:35am Spring All-School Mass WEDNESDAY, MAY 22nd 7:00pm Baccalaureate Mass FRIDAY, MAY 24th 7:30pm Graduation, Benaroya Hall, including the Distinguished Alum Award

Take the Mystery out of IRAs Make a difference in the lives of Seattle Prep students through a gift from your Individual Retirement Account (IRA). A charitable gift from an IRA may be more tax-effective than giving directly, and may count as part, or all, of your required minimum distribution. • Donor must be 70 1/2 on the date of the gift. • Each IRA owner may contribute up to $100,000. • IRA funds are transferred directly to Seattle Prep. • This provision is now permanent, so you can make a gift at any time of year. Call your IRA custodian or financial advisor for details, then visit www.seaprep.org/IRA to learn more. Questions? Contact Katrina Freeburg, Director of Individual Giving, at kfreeburg@seaprep.org or 206-577-2237.

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CLASS NOTES George celebrated his 90th birthday, and is happy

John McKay ’74: John McKay was recently elected to the King County

to report that both he and his wife Norma are in good health. George

George Taylor ’45:

Bar Association as the second vice president. Prior to his role as second

feels grateful to have four children, 13 grandchildren and 13 great-

vice president John was a member of the Public Policy and Leadership

grandchildren to help him celebrate!

Development Committees, as well as a member of the Prep Board of Trustees.

Rose Cano ’79:

In September, Rose Cano produced The Journey of the

Saint for eSe Teatro, a fringe Latino theater she founded nearly 20 years ago. The play tells the true story of the pilgrimage of Saint Fortunata’s mummified remains from Spain through South America in 1796. The play follows a devout Catholic actor and an atheist theatrical-effects specialist as they traverse the Atlantic Ocean, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Peru, with the saint in their arms and the Inquisition hot on their tails.

Frank Buono ’57: Frank

and his wife DeAnne – along with Frank’s

sister, Marianna, and her husband, Fiore Pignataro – had a joint 50th

Mike Hattrup ’80: Mike is currently living in Sun Valley, Idaho, with his

wedding anniversary party at Prep this summer. During the party, both

wife and two children. Mike is renowned in ski circles, and still skis, but

couples renewed their vows. The vow renewal was performed by Fr. John

also works as a guide and in marketing for Fisher Skis. Mike’s kids are

Whitney, S.J. The couples were surrounded by family and friends which

also competitive skiers who are passionate and dedicated to the sport.

made the party a joyous and lovely celebration.

Molli Barnes ’88: Dave Boulanger ’58:

Dave and his wife,

Mena send greetings from Oak Park,

Molli was promoted and is now the Chief Human

Relations Officer at PATH, an international health organization driving transformative innovation to save lives. Congrats, Molli!

Illinois where they are active in their church and community. After retiring

Jennifer O’Connor ’89: Jennifer enjoys her career in TV and radio in St.

from a career in education and second

Petersburg, Florida. Her stage name is Corey Dylan; if you are ever in St.

career in local government, Dave now

Petersburg, be sure to listen or look for her! Jennifer hopes to come back

volunteers at Oak Park and River Forest

to Seattle for a visit sometime soon.

(OPRF) High School. Dave also volunteers with his church’s college scholarship

David McAuliffe ’91:

David was recently hired as President and Chief

program for underserved students in the nearby Austin community on

Financial Officer at Berkeley Endowment Management Company.

the west side of Chicago. Mena retired from a career in environmental

The company manages the investment of endowment funds for the

conservation, later volunteering her leadership and fundraising skills as

University of California Berkeley.

chair of the local OPRF Community Foundation. Dave and Mena extend a warm welcome to any Prepster who wants to share stories of Seattle to

Marco Magnano ’92: Marco and his wife

come visit and learn more about Chicago.

Molly have three kids who attend school at St. Brendan. The family is

Clarke Brant ’63:

Clarke is happy to report that he is still living in

very busy with their sports and other

Normandy Park and volunteering on the Steward Park Board. Clarke’s

interests, but are having fun. Molly is a

second granddaughter, Lauren Brant ’22, is now a Prep Panther along

Rheumatologist in Berkeley, California

with another granddaughter, Grace Brant ’20. Clarke is proud to have

and Marco works in technology sales at

more Prep Panthers in the family.

Salesforce. Pictured is a photo of the family on the beach in Naples, Florida: Marco’s wife Molly; Mary Jo, 11; and twins, Maggie and Marco, eight. SEATTLE PREP PANTHER TRACKS | FALL 2018 |

Brian Meza ’92: Brian is pictured with students from his Prep summer camp. In the camp students learned about careers in medicine, dissected different items, and performed many other scientific experiments.

Ivan Arenas ’93:

Ivan is the Associate Director of Community

Partnerships at the University of California Berkeley. He received his

wife and son live in Denver, Colorado, having recently returned from living in Argentina and Spain.

PhD from Berkeley in anthropology in 2011. Ivan enjoys being an artist, activist, anthropologist, and parent.

Asher Santos ’93: Asher is currently an Assistant Professor at California State University San Marcos. He recently completed his PhD in Public Health, and Global Health awarded by joint doctoral program in Public Health between University of California San Diego and San Diego State University. Asher is currently living in San Diego with his husband Davey and their dog, Pogi.

Peter McAuliffe ’97:

Peter is currently a Principal Manager at Seneca

Development Group in Seattle. Peter enjoys working on various projects that help to develop and grow the city of Seattle.

Chris Comunale ’00: Fr.

Paul Fitterer, S.J. traveled from Los Gatos,

Daniel Boniface ’98: Daniel is the Digital Director for the Denver Post. He

California this summer for a baptism at Our Lady of Montserrat Chapel.

is also excited to announce that his wife is expecting their second child.

Pictured left to right: Todd Patterson, Tiffany Patterson, Erik Walerius ’00, Korrin Walerius, Fr. Fitterer, S.J., Jessica Comunale, Chris Comunale

Theresa Hornick Larson ’99:

Theresa

visited the Prep campus this summer

’00, Cortney (Comunale) Wyatt ’98, Matthew Ziegenfuss. Babies, held by their godmothers, are Haakon Walerius and Elsie Comunale.

with her husband Per and son Magnus. Theresa and Per own their own

Jamie Hunter ’02:

fitness center in San Diego where they

Jamie

rehabilitate

Kirk Allen in the

clients

using

strength

training and other techniques.

David Kiefner ’00: Breanne year

are

fall of 2017. Her family is so happy

David and his wife

celebrating

anniversary

for the new couple

the

one-

and were all able

starting

their

own adventure travel company, Root

married

celebrate

Jamie’s wedding

Adventures, specializing in custom

day! Pictured left

individual and group travel to Latin

to right: Jen (Johnson) Hunter ’01, Reed Hunter ’01, Jamie Hunter ’02,

America, Africa, and Asia. David, his

Kirk Allen, and Annie Hunter ’07.

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Andrew Schweitzer ’02:

Kevin Oury ’04:

Andrew is a

Kevin

married

graduate of the University of Washington

Lauren Kempf in Dallas, Texas.

Medical School and completed a three-

Kevin is an Engagement Manager

year family practice residency in Idaho.

at Thomson Reuters, and Lauren

He is the recipient of the Resident

Senior

Account

Executive

Teaching Award and was honored as a

at Dieste in Dallas. Fellow Prep

Future Physician of Idaho by the Idaho

classmate Connor Donnelly ’04 was a member of the wedding party.

Medical Association. Andrew is currently

They were married by Kevin’s youth minister who became a priest. They

in a one-year Rural Obstetrics Fellowship

honeymooned in Greece, Italy, and France.

at Tacoma General.

Carolyn Thayer ’05: Carolyn and her husband were married this spring and honored to be surrounded by so many Seattle Prep friends (still close all of these years later, thanks to the strong community fostered

Katie Fitzmaurice ’03: Katie, along with many other Prep alums, threw a

at Prep!). Fr. Paul Fitterer, S.J., played a special part in their wedding

celebration to honor former Prep Basketball coach Michelle Hall. Alums

ceremony as well – he is simply the best!

of all ages gathered to thank Michelle for her 19 years of dedication and leadership as head coach of Seattle Prep’s girls’ basketball program.

Colin Parker ’07: Colin is a pediatrician who is currently on an international

Pictured, front row, left to right: Katie Fitzmaurice ’03; Kate Krueger ’01

rotation in Mozambique. We hope that Colin is enjoying his time in that

with her daughter, Willa; Joy Hollingsworth ’02; Kelly (Nolan) Daniels

country and helping many people.

’99 with her daughter, Josie; second row, left to right: Stephanie Miller Smith (former Cleveland coach); Nicole Hall ’13; Kellie Filips ’10; Coach Michelle Hall; Da’Veonna Munson ’08; Brittany McMillan ’10; Lindsey

Alex Wheatley ’08:

Brown ’10; top row, left to right: David Munson; Sarah Gattis ’02; Alex Claeys ’10; Allie Urban ’07; Savanna Willis ’09; Mary Ann Santucci ’14; Kari Luttinen ’11.

this summer. He is pictured with

Casey Gibson ’03: Casey married Gabi

Alex helped to

chair the Class of 2008 reunion his wife, Kelsey Wheatley; Michael Zaugg; and former Prep teacher Linda Zaugg.

in a beautiful ceremony this summer, attended by many family and friends, including his brother and fellow Prep alum, J.B Gibson ’10.

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Katie (Lee) Rosati ’09: Katie Rosati

married this

Rich

summer

in Seattle. Many Prep alumni were a part of the wedding party: Meaghan Foy ’09, Maura Newell ’09, Mary Pat Lee ’17, Maggie Lee ’22, and Jacqueline Lee ’11 was the Maid of Honor.

Kendra (Sweeney-Clawson) Morgan ’09: Kendra married Tyler Morgan this summer. The couple was introduced by Scott Selfridge ’08 and Elizabeth Tuesley ’09. All four were rowers for Greenlake’s youth rowing team. Carey Parker ’09, Sarah Riley ’09, Molly Bosch ’09, and Mackenzie Piper ’09 were all involved in the ceremony. Carly Sweeney-Clawson ’11 was the maid of honor. Kendra and Tyler honeymooned in Japan where they spent time skiing on the northern island of Hokkaido. The couple lives in Taos, New Mexico.

Renard Bansale ’13:

Renard graduated from John Paul the Great

Catholic University in September 2016 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Communications Media, with a screenwriting emphasis. He has been working as a film critic for the university’s Impacting Culture Blog while pursuing a master’s degree in Theology from The Augustine Institute.

Cat Jiminez ’13: Cat graduated Cum Laude from the University of San Francisco with a Bachelor’s of Art in English Literature. Cat

Brenna Fallon ’09: Brenna, her brother Sawyer Coleman ’11

currently volunteers as a writer/reporter for SOMA Pilipinas in San Francisco.

and their mother Pat Fallon are pictured at Hamilton with Prep Alumni Director Kathy Krueger.

Phylly Knight ’13: Phylly and Nick Bland met at Cornell. They were married this

Kate (Grimaldi) O’Boyle ’09: Kate and Connor O’Boyle ’09 were married in the St. Anne Chapel at Villa Academy. Kate and Connor’s relationship started at Prep and continued to grow as they moved on to college. Many other Prep alums including Cat Snider ’09, Dom Angelo ’09, John Green ’09, Jordan Gonzales ’09, and Gavin O’Boyle ’06 attended the wedding.

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summer

Reserve

the

Bloedel

Bainbridge

Island. Fr. Joseph Carver, S.J., blessed their wedding, it

was

wonderful

and

traditional. There were a number of Prep alumni in attendance: Emily Aleinkoff ’13, Nicole Hall ’13, Lauren Matthews ’13, and Susie Hanafin ’13 was a bridesmaid.

Mumbi Kwesele ’13: Mumbi is currently

Mason

playing for the Jugador de Real Union

Mason is enjoying his

Fleischauer

B soccer team in San Sebastian, Spain

freshman

along with Prep teammate Noah Cavanaugh ’14.

University of Michigan.

year

’18: the

He is pictured with Jesse Franklin ’17, who is a current sophomore and

Alex Hendricks ’14:

member of the Michigan Alex is pictured

baseball team.

here with fellow Prep alum George Sarantinos ’14. Alex and George

Leo Malkin ’18:

graduated from Loyola Marymount

currently a freshman at

Los

Alex

Loyola Chicago and was

graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree

lucky enough to run into

in Mechanical Engineering and is

the famous Sister Jean

pursuing a Master’s Degree in Green

when he was moving into

Science Technology at the University

his dorm this fall!

Angeles

this

spring.

Leo is

of Southern California. At LMU, Alex was the recipient of the Arete Award given to those who demonstrate a commitment to service and justice through off-campus volunteer service, especially with the poor and marginalized.

André Varnado ’14: André graduated from St. John’s University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Cyber Security. Congrats, André!

Jesse Lewis ’16: Jesse, pictured here in Argentine Patagonia, has been on a near non-stop adventure. With the help of his parents, Jesse bought his first car in Seattle, then drove it to his college, Wake Forest University,

David Lester:

in August, stopping in Yellowstone and Santa Fe to work at an outdoor-

Program at Prep, was married this summer to Genesee McCarthy. His

based freshman pre-orientation program. Jesse also spent part of the

wedding was attended by many Prep alums. Congratulations, David and

past year studying abroad in Chile as part of a five-month program. Jesse

Genesee!

David, former Director of the Magis Christian Service

is a senior at Wake Forest University. SEATTLE PREP PANTHER TRACKS | FALL 2018 |

IN MEMORIAM The Seattle Prep community remembers all of our alumni and friends who have passed away as of October 5, 2018.

A LUM N I Thomas McNally ’38 Dr. Robert “Bob” Parker ’43 Fr. John Kindall, S.J. ’44 Prep Principal, 1970-1973 William “Bill” McDonald ’45 James “Jim” McGinnis ’46 Robert “Bob” Adair Jr. ’47 Gerald “Jerry” Haughian ’50 Frank Leibly Jr. ’52 George Waham ’55 John Cooper ’58 Donald “Don” Soltero ’64 Christopher “Chris” Grimm ’73 Norman Pineda ’74 Pete Sorenson ’65 James Stitt ’77 Thomas “Tom” Tooley ’78 Jennifer Graham attended Prep 1986-1987 Mimi Flajole ’91

FRIENDS Current and former faculty and staff, and current and former members of Prep’s Board of Trustees

Ruth Brazil former Board of Trustees member Gene Lynn former Board of Trustees member

“Those who carry God in their hearts bear heaven with them wherever they go.” – St. Ignatius

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2017/2018

ANNUAL REPORT SEATTLE PREP 2017–2018 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Denise Tabbutt Chair Dave Raney ’95 Chair Elect Dan Twining Past Chair Kent Hickey President Lanny Ching ’66 Russell Dawson ’72 Greg Duncan ’66 Rolita Ezeonu Peter Faricy Jesse O Franklin IV Cesar Galindo-Legaria Annie George Matthew Griffith ’97 Jennifer (Gleason) Hyde ’82 Jen Jordan Rosa Kim Fr. Tom Lamanna, S.J. Laura (Mattson) Matter ’93 Fr. Jeff McDougall, S.J. Mary McKay Vial Mike Nelson K.C. Pleas ’77 Lisa Ratliffe Carol Sexton Linda Walton

Dear Seattle Prep Community, It has been a historic start to the 2018-2019 school year, and it has only just begun. Imagine what’s to come. We are so thankful for the continued generosity of the Prep community; it is what allows us to be able to seek the Magis, year after year. Seattle Prep is fortunate to have an all-time high enrollment of 765 students this year, and for the first time ever, 90% of the accepted freshman students who were offered tuition assistance chose to attend Prep. Our goal is to be able to provide a Jesuit education to any qualified applicant, regardless of his/her financial situation. This is made possible by the overwhelming support of you, our benefactors. This year, Seattle Prep will distribute over 2.6 million dollars in financial assistance. Thanks to your generous support, the Board of Trustees has been able to increase financial aid over each of the past 10 years, with significant increases over the last five. As the cost of living in Puget Sound continues to rise and our admissions pool widens, the need for student financial support has never been greater, and the Seattle Prep community always responds in kind! For that we say, “thank you!” As a former student, Alumni Board Chair, and now Board of Trustees Chair, I can say, unequivocally, that it is a blessing to be a part of this amazing community. Thank you again to each and every one of you for the role you play in this success. Sincerely, David Raney ’95 Chair, Seattle Prep Board of Trustees, 2018-2019

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CUMULATIVE GIVING Prep says thank you to the following people in our community whose sustained giving over the years demonstrates their generosity and ongoing commitment to Jesuit education.

Prep Founding Donors T.C. and Ella McHugh

$1,000,000 - $10,000,000

$100,000 - $499,999

Aven Foundation and Terry Gillespie & John Stanton William Helsell Lakeside Industries Maureen & Jim Lico Joan & Don Merlino ’60 Donna & Gary Merlino ’58 The Norcliffe Foundation PACCAR Foundation Satterberg Foundation

Sharon & Dick Abrams ’55 Karen Andersen ’79 Michelle & Tony Audino Linda & Steve Banchero Jr. ’70 Kath & Rich Barth Susan & Roger Belanich ’56 Kim & Steve Bepler ’60 Nick Bez ’56 John Bianchi ’62 Maralyn & Jack Blume ’45 Boeing Carol Navone-Bonnie ’80 & Shelby Bonnie Bill Brinton Jr. Maureen & Joe Brotherton ’72 Julie & Dan Coleman ’74 Bridget & Dick Cooley Alberta Corkery Rita & Harold Daubenspeck ’32 Jeri & Doug Donnelly Elaine & Greg Duncan ’66 Nicole & Tim Engle Carolyn Feldsine Phil Feldsine Victoria & Mark Fanning

$500,000 - $999,999 Maddy & Alec Brindle Sr.’56 Estate of Joan & Winn Brindle ’52 George Corkery Jr. Jack & Vada May Corkery Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Judy Pigott John & Nancy Rudolf Denise & Mark Tabbutt

Sharon & Peter Faricy Cindy & Frank Firmani Bobbi & Bryce Fisher ’95 Lynn & Mike Garvey Marta & Lucio Dalla Gasperina Terri & Joe Gaffney ’63 Theresa & Henry Gai Margaret & Erik Giesa Joshua Green Foundation George P. Hardgrove Foundation William Randolph Hearst Foundation Cindi & Jay Henning Cathy & Kevin Hylton Carol & Steve Koehler ’62 Jane & Peter Lamb Jeanne Marie & Rhoady Lee Mary ( Breskovich ) ’80 & Mike Lee Betsy & Brian Losh ’67 Sheila & Jim Mallahan Mike Matthews ’79 Barbara & Mike Malone ’62 Charlotte Y. Martin Foundation Cherise & Rob McAuley Jr. Microsoft Laura Ellen & Bob Muglia Jody & A.J. Mullally

Andrea & Nelson Nakata ’81 Nicki & Mike Nelson Rosemary & Lou Oberndorf ’63 Karen & Yosh Ohno ’65 Oregon Province – Society of Jesus PEMCO Mutual Insurance Companies Fredde Yockey-Perry & Phil Perry ’58 Paula & Ron Pessner Jr. Riley & Nancy Pleas Family Foundation Lisa & Bob Ratliffe Lucy & Jerome Rose ’59 Vicki & Albert Rosellini Elizabeth Rudolf Frank Riener Diana & Steve Schiro Carol & Larry Sexton Elaine & Joe Shephard Jr. ’62 Frost & Margaret Snyder Foundation Pam & Ron Taylor ’65 Katie & Bill Teplicky ’76 Ellen & John Tobin Theresa & Dan Twining Nancy Bird & Dale Vogel Fr. Dick Ward ’43 Estate of John Brooks Williams Estate of Irene Wockner

† Deceased

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2017/2018 ANNUAL GIVING We are incredibly grateful for your generosity. The following pages list contributions to Seattle Prep during the 2017/2018 fiscal year ending June 30, 2018. Included are gifts and sponsorships made through the following appeals and events: Annual Appeal, SPREE Auction, endowment, Student Support Fund and Alumni Events and matching gifts procured by our donors. Also included are payments made toward pledges to the Building Our Future campaign, Our Lady of Montserrat Chapel and the Plaza and Play Field during the 2017/2018 fiscal year. Ignatian Circle ($10,000 +) Sharon & Dick Abrams ’55 ♦ Sudeshna Sen & Parvez Anandam ★✦ Kim & Steve Bepler ’60 ★♦ John Bianchi ’62 Maralyn & Jack Blume ’45 ★♦ Robert Brennan ’59 ★ Maddy & Alec Brindle Sr.’56 ★ Bill Brinton Jr.★ Monica & Anders Brown ✦ Shannon & Pat Cahill ✦ Carolyn & P.J. Carlesimo ✦ Nancy Sheckler-Cecchi & Bob Cecchi ’77 ★✦ Karen Wang & Michael Celio ’90 ★ Teresa & Bryan Coluccio Judy & John Curran ’57 ★ David Day Virginia & Eric Docktor ✦ Jeri & Doug Donnelly Elaine & Greg Duncan ’66 ♦ Nicole & Tim Engle Sharon & Peter Faricy ✦ Cindy & Frank Firmani ✦ Kristin & Mark Fleischauer ✦ Michelle Constantino & Joel Frauenheim ’88 ✦ Jeanine & Willis Gabel ✦ Zandra Navarro-Villicana & Cesar Galindo-Legaria Lynn & Mike Garvey Cheryl & Bill Gossman Donald Graham Jr. Estate of Glenn Graham ’47 ♦ Karen & Paul Gruen ✦ Jenette Ramos & Chris Igielski ✦ Colleen & Tyler Johnson ★✦ Jennifer & Mike Kavanagh ★✦ Lakeside Industries ★ Karri & Bill Lange ★ Maureen & Jim Lico ✦ Wendy Qi & Paul Lin ★ ✦ Lori & Clark Lindsay ’90 ✦ Betsy & Brian Losh ’67 ♦ Laura (Mattson) ’93 & Dave Matter ✦ Pat & Jim Mazure ★ Cherise & Rob McAuley Jr.✦ Linda & Jim McCutchan ’74 ★ Madeleine (Pereira) ’81 & Juan Mendoza Joan & Don Merlino ’60 ✦ Donna & Gary Merlino ’58 Gary Merlino Construction Co., Inc. Susan Allemann & Dave Messner Kym Michela ’85 & Hayden Allen ’18 ★

Nicki & Mike Nelson ✦ Karen & Yosh Ohno ’65 ★♦ Kathy & Jamie Osborne ✦ Sam & Matt Parent ’87 ★✦ Paula & Ron Pessner Jr ★ Shonagh & K.C. Pleas ’77 MRC ✦ Nancy Pleas Estate of Carmel H Pope Lisa & Bob Ratliffe ✦ Laura & Jordi Ribas ★ Riley & Nancy Pleas Family Foundation Carmen Valdes & Jeffery Robinson ★ Lucy & Jerome Rose ’59 ★ Elizabeth Rudolf John & Nancy Rudolf ★ Margot & Troy Saharic ✦ Vivienne Souter & David Saperstein Stoneway Concrete Denise & Mark Tabbutt ★✦ Katie & Bill Teplicky ’76 ★✦ The Thompson Family Foundation Deb & Bob Thompson Ellen & John Tobin ★✦ Theresa & Dan Twining ✦ United Way of King County

Kostka Circle ($7,500 +) Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Christie & Todd Biesold ✦ Gretchen & Sean Brennan ✦ Kathleen & Bill Colleran ✦ Heather & Tom Cooney ✦ Sharon Evans & Brad Miner Amanda & Michael Gaberman ★ Sandy & Jerry Gallwas Leslie & Scott Gannon ★ Dr. Terry Hickey & Kent Hickey ★▴✦♦ Suzanne & Dave Huey ✦ Kathy & Vincent Hui ★ Mary (Breskovich) ’80 & Mike Lee ★✦♦ Merlino Foods Alesia Degwitz de Romero & Gustavo Romero ✦ Ednea & Claudio Simon Carrie & Skip Slavin ✦ Rosa Kim & Bennet Wang ★✦

Adelphia Circle ($5,000 +) Anonymous (3) Sue & Tim Allen Mona & Dean Anderson Beth & Thomas Anderson ★ Sandy (Frauenheim) ’92 & Bleu Andrews Dawn & Marc Austin ✦ Anne & Joe Baldwin Gabby Bird-Vogel ’11 Celesta & John Bjornson Laurie & Joe Blattner ✦ Jacqueline & Gregory Brackett ★ Nancy & Jim Brinton ✦ Sarah & Tim Cavanaugh Grace Cinciripini & Philip Chen ✦ Hope & Peter Cochran Lisa & David Cole ✦ Jenni & Billy Condon Catherine & Joe Deasy Estate of John DeMan ’50 ♦ Vanhuong Dang & Hung Do Becky Williams & Michael Emmerich ✦ Kimberly Phillips & Jeff Flinn Tana & Andrew Gall ★✦ Sandy & Jerry Gallwas Garneau-Nicon Family Foundation Courtney & Ira Gerlich ’98 ★ Betty & Dick Hedreen Mary Lou & Dan Hess ✦ Mark Hill ✦ Yasuyo Hirai & David Hoover ★ Judy & John Hopcroft ’57 ★ Linda Walton & Andy Hoyal ✦ Corrine James & Ken Humes ✦ Mollie & Kris Jensen Jen & Len Jordan Kristen & Daniel Joy ✦ Christine & Bill Kerr ✦ Christine Kessler Alex Landes ✦ Christine & Mark Leahy ✦ Leslie Mann & Joe Gifford ✦ Oanh & Troy Martin ✦ Kim Tossman & Sean Matt ★ Elaine & Dave McCambridge ’74 ★ Kacy McNaull ✦ Jane & Scott Moffitt Jill & Jim Navone ’77 MRC Cheryl Nelsen Tracy Giroami-Noffsinger & Rex Noffsinger ✦ Fredde Yockey-Perry & Phil Perry ’58 ★ Tamara & Don Philip ✦ Puget Sound Bank

Heidi & Rick Rasmussen II ✦ Shawn & Scott Redman Laura & Michael Riccio ✦ Kathryn & Charlie Richmond ✦ Karen Roetman Becky & Michael Ronan Steve Scalzo ’66 Dorothy & Tom Sheehan ✦ Barbara & Mike Shields Michelle & Youssef Sneifer ✦ Jen & Kirk Stephens ✦ Mary & Herry Sutanto Stacey & John Sype Beth & Duncan Thieme Stacey & Scott Thompson ✦ Nancy Bird & Dale Vogel ★ Leslye & Joe Zipperer

Xavier Circle ($2,500 +) Anonymous Mary & Brent Alinger Christi & Andy Allison Christopher Alston Erin & Eric Anderson ✦ Marlee & Mark Anderson ✦ Becker Capital Management Barb & John Bender Kathleen Sullivan & Dan Berger Rosalie Miller & Tom Bertucci ✦ Katy & Kevin Blair ★✦ Julie & Greg Boehm ✦ Fran & John Bradley ’56 ★ Michelle & Pete Brant ✦ Marisa D’Angeli & Thomas Brogan Maureen & Joe Brotherton ’72 ♦ Patsy & Steve Brown ★ Kim & Mike Burke ’70 Shane Carew Teresa Carew Nicole & Darren Casey Marie & Phil Co Patricia & Ted Collins ✦ Collins Woerman Company Palma & Rick Conces Gena & Dan Cook Amy & Ryan Cravy Krystyna & Ignacio Davila ✦ Meredith & Steve Davis ✦ Annjette & William del Valle Kristina Detwiler Janet & Fred Devereux Laura & Bill Driscoll

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Annette & John Elsbree ✦ Fidelity Charitable Leigh & Tom Floyd ✦ Katie & Jesse Franklin IV ✦ Jerel Frauenheim ’89 Marie & Joseph Frauenheim ★ Linda & Phil Gamroth ✦ Kate & John Goodwin ★▴✦♦ Lisa & John Graham Susan & Rob Green ✦ Angela & Marke Greene Kristin & Tyler Hathaway ’98 Tracey & Jim Hawk ✦ Cindy Van Gaver & Dave Heinen Rita Chin-Henry & Brian Henry ✦ Natasha Turchinovic-Hissong & Steve Hissong ✦ Michele Hughes ’82 ✦ Karen & Kenneth Hunt, Jr Katy & John Hunter Roberta Hurst Jennifer (Gleason) ’82 & Mike Hyde ★

Julia & David Nenke Colleen & Paul Nowak ✦ Rosemary & Lou Oberndorf ’63 Sheron & Roger O’Connell ’60 ★ O’Connell Family Foundation ★ Alida & Douglas Oles ✦ Jeanne-Marie Osterman & Hal Pearson Mary-Bridget (Gleason) ’89 & Tom Pehl ✦ Margaret Peyton Stacy & Mike Porter Ruth & Jim Powers ’76 ★ Jane Powers ’80 ★♦ Lisa & John Russell ✦ Emily & Jeff Schrock Asa Sandlund & Preston Singletary Mimi & David Skow Peggy Skow Amy & Jon Smith Karleen Snetsinger ★ Terriko & Peter Somers ✦ Elise & Jonathan Spencer Lisa Stewart ★

Jennifer & Brian Jacobsen Tara & Troy Jacobson Angie & Tom Johnson ✦ Mary Ann & George Joy ✦ Elizabeth & Pete Kain ✦ Jude Kavalam Tom Keefe ’66 ★ Kristin & Lawrence Kent Kirchner Foundation Courtney & Kris Klein ✦ Julie Leff Kouhia & Glenn Kouhia Dana & Jay Krueger Kris & Albert Lee III Martha Ways & Tim Lee ★ Anne Freitas & Michael Leslie Betty Linke ★✦ Denise Lugo-Camann Lisa & Matt Lydon ✦ Paula & Stephanos Margaritis Steven McClean John & Cat McDowall ’89 ✦ Martha & Tim McHugh ’74 ★ Caroline & Kevin McLaughlin ✦ Karen Smiley & Karl Melder Bethany & Zach Miller ✦ Rachel Montague ’96 & Scott Tamfer ’96 Andrea & Nelson Nakata ’81 ✦

Geri & John Stukel Penny & Rob Sullivan Jr. ’59 ★ Mari & Craig Swanson Jr. Rachel Montague ’96 & Scott Tamfer ’96 Jen Sheehan-Tawatao & Dave Tawatao Dave Thomas, S.J. ★▴ Tommy Bahama Lisa & Courtney Touw ✦ TRUEbenefits, LLC Jenn & Rick Wathen Jarvis & David Weld ✦ Kathleen O’Brien & David Wieck ✦ James Williams Marianne & Joe Zech ’75

Regis Circle ($1,000 +) Anonymous Bill Akers ’41 Ann Alokolaro & Patrick Fennessy ▴ ✦ Karen Andersen ’79 ★ Danella Anderson Trish & Steve Anderson Cindi & Tom Anderson ★ Sheri & Fred Andrews Marguerite & Rick Angelo ✦

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Veronica Asui ★ ▴ Michelle & Tony Audino ▴✦ Cristina & Steven Aurand Erin Magee & Dave Aust ★ Laurie & David Austin Valerie Street & Brent Baker ✦ Lucy Homans & Hugh Bangasser ’64 Nancy Hanson & Matt Barmore ▴✦♦ Kim & Jean-Rene Basle ’75 Martina & Jeff Battle ✦ Liz & Harald Becker Ken Beer Sheila (Connolly) Beer ’87 Stephanie & Mike Benjamin ▴✦ Elizabeth & Michael Bladow ★ Cindy & Bob Blais ★ Jolene & Matt Blangiardi ’96 ★ Wendy & Brian Blank ✦ Jennifer Cargal & David Bley ★ Laureen Miki & Jim Bosler Linda & John Bowers Jr. Maria & Nicolas Bransier Rita & Rob Brautigam Liz & John Brennan ★▴✦♦ Gretchen & David Broderson ’89 ✦ Rebecca & Matt Carlson Mary Beth & Dr David Celio Sarah Oyer & Michael Cerceo Bob Christopfel Amy & Brian Clancy Maha & Jeffrey Coles ✦ Joanna & Tim Collins ’83 Trina & Shawn Cooprider Laurie & Kelly Corr ’66 ★ Rachel & Louis Couwenberg Alpna & Damon Daniels Shannon & Paul Dauber ✦ Jocelyn Davis & Bill Davis Nadia Davis Roderic Davis Molly & Brian Dennehy ’85 ★ Teri & Jim DeOra Jan & Guy DiJulio ’56 ★ Shirley & Steve DiJulio ’69 ★ Sarah & Tim Dorscht ✦ Lisa (Walden) Dublin ’88 & Shawn Lovell Chau Do & Chris Duong Kim & Mike Durand ★ ▴ Jenny & Tom Ederer ✦ Deanna Sundvick-Egge & Jon Egge ’61 ★ Jody & Mike Elsner ▴ Monica Tracey & Stan Emert Jr. ✦ Nicole Trimble & Joshua Feigin Amber & Vincent Ferrese ★▴ Carol & John Ferro Julie & Andy Flor ’82 Noemi & Pete Flor ’87 ★✦ Tammi & Brian Floyd Jamie & Sean Flynn ✦ Jocelyn & Andrew Foley Karen Neuhard-Forsythe & Thomas Forsythe III ✦ Vicki & Lee Forte Sean Freeman ★ Kersten & Dave Gaba ★✦ Vanessa Gallant Angie & Bill Gardner III Garrison Family Charitable Trust ★ Diane & Mark Gary ✦ Austra & Grant Gauger ’53

Leah & Peter Giacobazzi ’56 Erin Gleason Lane ’01 & Brenden Lane ★ Maria & Mark Golden Keith Goldsmith Liz & Frank Grant Kate & Rick Gratzer Leah & Darren Gray Katie & Matt Griffith ’97 ★ Nancy Hurlbut & Pat Grimm ’77 ✦ Cathy and Tice Hamblet Elaine Mandapat & Ken Hammer Heidi Peacock & Max Hanley Lindsay & Hunt Hanover ’97 Leslie & Greg Harlow ✦ Colleen & Preston Hauck Lori & Brian Hays Suzie Heid-Skilling & Bill Skilling ✦ Robin & Andy Hendricks ’83 ★▴ Shannon & Matt Hendricks ’82 ★▴✦ Marnie & Scott Hendrix Angie & Chad Holmes Laura & Ted Holmes ✦ Patty & Steve Hopps ’62 ★ Creg Howard ’62 ★ Teresa (Hampton) ’81 & Marc Jensen Tara & Rod Jones Emily McLuen & Kevin Judson ’89 Maria & Tom Kearney Megan & Michael Kelly ★▴✦ Jenell Kheriaty & Sullivan Shaw ▴✦ Kate Kingen ’05 & Pat Garrison Laura & Tadas Kisielius ✦ Carol & Steve Koehler ’62 ♦ Kristine Smith & Doug Kopp Kathy & Walt Krueger ★▴✦ Kyocera Document Solutions Northwest Jane & Peter Lamb ★ Hilary Jebson & Loren Landerholm Matt Lange ’18 ★ Jennifer & Tom Leahy ✦ Susan Leaverton ▴♦ Tina & Tim Lee ’72 Jamie Leigh ’94 Karen & Doug Leland ★ Michele & Jay Levinger ✦ Pam Joy & Al Lew ✦ Pam Scott-Lie & Stein Lie ★ Danielle & David Limp Jan & Jim Lindsay Carol & Jim Loughlin Erin Luby ▴ ✦ Del Lui Bonnie Curran & Matt Lynch Joanne & Andy MacDonald ’71 Marta Scatena & John Maggiore Mary & Joe Magnano ’63 ♦ Rowayne & Tom Maguire Jennifer Porter & Harold Malkin ★ Sheila & Jim Mallahan ▴ Leigh Ann Lucero & Jim Malzewski Kathy Mathes Lena & Aaron Maul ▴ ✦ Jessika & Jim Mazure ’81 Carlie & Ryan McAninch ✦ Shay & Michael McBride Patty McBride Betsy & Andy McCarthy ★ ▴ Nancy & Bill McDonald ’45 ★ Yuka & Mark McGarry Chuck McHugh ’42 ★

Katy McHugh White & Kelly White ★ Nicole (de Turenne) ’96 & Ray McKinley Margot & John McLaughlin Jill & Bob McLean ’59 ♦ ★ Joely & Michael Meighan ✦ Regina Melonson ★ ▴ Erika & Brad Merlino ’89 ✦ Irene & Aaron Merz ’89 ✦ Marsha & Vincent Miller III ’70 Kat Spellman-Miner ’87 & Stuart Miner ’85 ★ Barbara & Dave Mitchell Jr.’62 ★ Laurie & Michael Mott ✦ Lederle Tenney & Bill Motzer Pam & Le Roy Munar ★ Karen Freeman & Kevin Murphy ’74 ★ Kathleen & Mike Nolan Sally & Michael O’Brien Lila & Shane O’Mahony ’94 ★ Kristin & Christian O’Meara ✦ Maureen & Darrell Ottele Jeff Parietti ’73 Patriot Fire Protection Inc Amy (Henn) ’85 & Nick Pavelich Fati Le & Ken Pham Andrea & Richard Piacentini ✦ Rena (Caso) ’80 & Brian Piercy ★▴ Bonnie & Brian Plikaytis ’69 Kimberly & Ted Plumis ’92 Christina Woods & James Potts Jennifer & Pablo Proano Danielle & Chuck Purnell Cathy & Greg Rafanelli ’64 ★ Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. Maureen & John Reid ▴ Julie & Matt Reimann ’89 Eileen & John Renner Jr.’62 ★ Amy & David Reuter ✦ Jeanne & Rich Riley Jeanie & Tom Robinson ’64 ▴♦ Ginger & John Rochford Mary Grace & Chris Roske ’81 ✦ Lori Ledesma & Scott Rossick ’87 Jennifer & Mike Rothmeyer Maria (Dinndorf) ’82 & Charlie Royer ’82

Jess & James Rudolf ’96 Carlen Ruelos ’96 ★ Andrea & Tim Russell ’93 Salish Consultant Services Palwinder & Harjit Sandhu ★ Victoria Ries & Samuel Saracino LeAnne & David Scalzo Morgan & Steve Schwartz ✦ Monica & Mark Scott Phuong & Craig Scukas Phyllis & Mike Shea ’55 Gina & Robert Sheh ✦ Laura & Martin Siemion ’74 ★ James Smith ’49 Jeanne & Tad Sommerville Kim & Dan Stockwell ✦ Libby & John Stoner ✦ Jim Sullivan ★ Janice & Paul Sullivan ’70 Stacy & Shaun Sullivan ’72 Rayme & Ed Teders Sally Bjornsen & Mark Tindall Lisa & Jim Toepel Pat & Jerry Toussaint ’55 Cindy & Athan Tramountanas Kara & Jamie Tuminello ✦ Anne & Perry Turner Laura & Jimmy Twining ’01 ★ Paul Twining ’08 Michele & Mitch Usibelli ✦ Katie & Joe van Zyl ✦ Mary McKay Vial & Peter Vial Maynard Wagner Mary Helen & Gaylord Wahl Silvia Waltner James Wandell Ruth & Phil Waters ’51 Rhonda & Robert Watt ✦ Jean Wick Cindy & Greg Wingo ✦ Melissa Aaron & James Winnard Wendy & Michael Woodward Christine & Ryan Yuan Yuen Lui Studio

Takako & Tim Zamberlin Sharon Stone & Ron Zipse ★▴✦

Peyton Circle ($500 +) Anonymous Kimberly & Mark Abadir ’92 Alison Aleinikoff ✦ Jill & Ed Allen ✦ Jo Ann & Richard Ambur ’53 ★ Maureen & Alex Anderson Gail & Sean Ayres Lisa & Scot Baker Marcel & Allen Ballinger Denise & Saul Bankaitis Erin Duffy ’80 & James Belcher ★ Peter Bepler ’59 Rachelle & Craig Bevan Johnny Bianchi ’87 Ivana Guida & Tye Blazey ’98 Ann & Bruce Blume ’72 Lori Freer & Peter Bocek ✦ Renata & Steve Bollich Erin Boniface ’08 & Patrick Cornell ★ Erin & Brian Bonipart ★ Lauren (Gores) Bonjrada ’92 Jolene & Rick Boyle ▴ ✦ Clarke Brant ’63 ★ Sharon & Patrick Brem Margot & Steve Brendlinger Patti Brooke Bobbie & Bob Brown ’56 Cindie & Steve Brown III ★▴ Beth Bruder Laurel & Brian Buckner ✦ Eileen & Doug Bulger Melinda & Matt Burks ▴ Alicia & Scott Burmester ✦ Becky & Jim Burns ★▴✦♦ Chris Burrows ’70 Teresa (Schroeder) ’96 & Matt Byers ’96 Tiffany & Matt Carson ’89 ✦ Class of 1997 ★ Becca (Shapiro) ’94 & Cameron Cohen

Sally Sue Coleman ★ Kathleen (Foy) ’99 & James Conklin ✦ Daniela & Mihai Costea Karen Schorr Craig ’90 & Ryan Craig ’90 Kim & Mark Dales Chardon & David Dankers Kimberly & Russell Dawson ’72 Karrie & Jerry Dinndorf ’58 ✦ Kristen & Alan Dittmaier Terri Rambosek & Jeffrey Donahue ★ Brenda & Jeff Dotson Martha & Jeff Downer Carolyn & Chris Eagan ’61 ★ David Easter ’80 ★ Dana & Steve Erickson Barbara & Mike Evans Catherine Nicholls & Mark Fishel Nicole Wagner & Robert Flennaugh ✦ Curtis Fletcher Karen & Douglas Fletcher Kristin Flor ’86 Caryl & Sid Flor ’58 ✦ Foley Sign Company, Inc Rachel & Nicholas Ford ★▴✦ Molly & Scott Forster ✦ Grace & Javier Fosado Amy & Eric Friedland Theresa & Jerome Frigillana Angela Prefontaine & Bruce Gale Felicia Garrett Amorette & Greg Gent Aparna Kurupati & Prasanna Ghali Keely & Tom Gleason ’98 ★ Susie & Bob Graby ★ ▴ ♦ Charmaine & Sidney Graham Jr. Mary & Gary Gray ’51 Lisa & Rick Green ★ Lisa Ewing & Chad Griffin Christina & John Griffin ’61 ★ Melissa & Chris Gwynn ✦ Molly Haggarty Vlahovich ’87 Nicole & Kevin Hamblett ✦ Hayley Martin-Hampton & Eric Hampton ’80 Suzy & Chris Hansch Erin Cordry & Eric Hanson Nikki (Paul) ’91 & Ryan Hardie ’91 Megumi & John Haskin ✦ Susan & Rick Hathaway Clare Hausmann Weiand & Bill Weiand ▴ Jennifer & John Hazzard Christine & Tim Henn Joni (Donaldson) ’92 & Chris Hoffman Mary O’Connor & Ken Howard Lisa & Chris Hoyt Cathy & Kevin Hylton ★♦ Narina & Daniel Irby Tania Busch Isaksen & Pete Isaksen ’74 Darlene & Tom Jergens ’75 Kesli & Chuck Johnson III Lara & Andreas Kammereck Trish & Dan Keaton ★ Judy & David Kennedy ’59 ★ Margaret Murphy & Ed Khalfayan Heidi & Eric Kiersky Craig Krueger ★Endowment Contributor ▴ Current or Former Faculty or Staff ✦ SPREE Fall 2017 Fund-a-Need Contributor ♦ Panther Legacy Society † Deceased

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Irina & Paul Kuebler Jana Barber & Roy Lamb Erin Swezey & Tim Leary Maria & Chris LeCuyer Lisa Lee Lois & Peter Leff ✦ Wendy & Sig Linke ’87 ✦ Don Luby ’59 ★♦ Stefanie & Chris Lynch ✦ Dorothy & Kim Mallick Dick Manning ’50 ♦ Kit & Bill Marti ’62 ★ Ruthann & Jerry Martin ’67 Robin & Ken Martin ★ Mike Matthews ’79 ★ Glorilyn & Scott Maw Judy & Jim McAteer ’48 ★ Shannon (Powell) ’92 & Bob McCarter Jean McMullan Tom McMullen ’66 Teresa McNally Katie & Chris McReynolds Anthony Merola ’68 ♦ Louise & Geoff Miller ’49 Wendy & Scott Miller Jenelyn Torralba-Miranda & Gary Miranda Pam & Ken Mooney Elizabeth & Jim Moyer ’61 ★ Roo & Nikolai Mulligan Vera & Anthony Munko Lisa & Dave Munko Amy & George Murphy Heather & Mike Murphy ▴✦ Linda & Patrick Naughton ’65 Pat & Jim Navone ’54 Claire & Pete Nichols ✦ Michael O’Connell ’62 Karen & Pat O’Donnell ✦ Young & Jim O’Hanlon Margaret & Larry O’Leary ’63 ★ Ann & John O’Neil Sr. Janet & John O’Neil Jr. ’76 ★▴✦ Adam Othman ★ ▴ Grace Palisoc ’90 & Henry Mah Amy & Richard Pelly Gunnar Peterson ’00 Laurie McKim & Brian Petro ✦ Sofia Aragon & Brian Peyton ’79 ✦ Huy Pham Carol Chilk & Fred Pickel ’70 ★ Frank Podany ’85 Sara & George Poor Jr.’78 Julie Dunlap & Joe Pritting Catherine & Stephen Ramsden Erin & Dave Raney ’95 Rochelle & Michael Reed Val Ritchie ★ ▴ Theresa (Navone) ’83 & Neil Roberts Sue & George Rockwell ★✦ Patty Rothwell ★ Marguerite & Scott Roza Emily & Andrew Russin ✦ Anne & Daniel Saracino ’99 Olga Velasco-Hernandez & Juan Sarmiento ✦ Joan Saxton Deborah (Soffe) ’79 & Terry Scanlan David Schmitt ’01 Karen Mackey & Willem Scholten ★▴ Claudia & Anthony Scioly ’69 Allison & Gary Shearer ✦

Catherine & Stephen Slack Megan & Michael Stanley Erin & Rich Stearns ▴✦ Diane & Owen Strecker Jr.’70 Sugee’s Kathryn & Tom Sullivan Kathrine Svensson & Steven Fina Elizabeth Wako & Robb Swan Maria & Michael Taylor ✦ Pam & Ron Taylor ’65 Cecile & Christian Tinder ’94 Sal Vacca ’61 ★ Thomas Vogl, Jr WG Clark Ellen Walker Margaret & Bill Ward ★ Nancy & Mike Watt Paula & Bill Weigand III Sara (Poth) ’99 & Luke Welch ’99 ♦ Chris Wheatley ’73 Linda & Herb Wilgis III Sam & Reg Willing Kathy Greer-Wilkes & Tom Wilkes ★ Colleen Wilkie ’96 Teresa & Douglas Willson Jodie (Curran) ’96 & Jeff Wise ★ Eilidh & Martin Wolfson Sheryl Cababa & Kyle Wood Dee & Tony Zimmerman ’56

Garrigan Circle ($250 +) Anonymous (2) Lirio & Francis Abenojar ✦ Katie (Raisio) ’95 & Nick Abstoss ★ Marilee & Tom Anderson Cristina & Jerrold Bailet Meghan Barnes ’00 ★ Darcy Barry Cindy Price Baur & Bob Baur Shaun Bell Bei & Joe Bernal ★▴ Bonnie & Charles Beyer Amanda & Stuart Bilick Tommy Bligh ’96 David Bobroff ’75 Jill & Tom Boehmer ’70 Jackie Kolla & Bruce Bonnett Carol & Tom Borda ’70 Laurie Hatten-Boyd & Harlan Boyd Suzanne & Phil Brennan Lisa Scribante & James Burton Café Veloce Michelle Cahill ’96 Michelle (Louia) ’96 & Shawn Cahill ’96 ★ James Cannon ’66 ★ Teresa & Joe Cannon ’71 ★ Hortensia Castillo-Carey & Jay Carey ’65 Jami & Rob Carroll ’77 Nick Carson ’97 ✦ Alison & Michael Carter Sr.★ Nicole Chastain ’95 Clarissa & Lanny Ching ’66 Class of 1957 ★ Sue & Greg Coluccio ★▴ Kristin & Doyt Conn Patty & Pat Coogan ’53 ★ ♦ Janet Corkrey Nate Crawford-Zyger ’14 D A Davidson

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Karen & Jeffrey Daniels ★ Judy Davis ★▴♦ Cici and John Daviscourt ’71 Pauline Kang’ethe-Day & Jon Day Jim Dever Jr. Linda & John DeVitis ’75 Judy & Jim† Donovan ’54 ♦ Laura & David Douglas Janene Drafs & Steve Gahler Doug Dragovich ’75 ✦ Maribeth & Peter Eagan ▴✦ Mark Ellestad ’01 ✦ Dana & Brian Elsner ’97 ★▴✦ Elisa & Max Engel Jr.’96 ★▴ Lisa Fernandez & Kevin Rice ★▴ Fran & Ollie Flor ’56 ★ Michelle & Alan Flores Sandra Foy ▴ Brett Franceschina ’04 ★ Darcy & Steve Franceschina Dana Frank Katrina Freeburg ★ ▴ Maria Camargo-Garcia & Leon Garcia-Martinez Lorraine & Nicolas Gauvin ✦ Kristy & Mike Gibson Karen & Bill Giffin Jr.’64 ★ Vera & Jim Glascock ’73 Suzie & Timothy Gleason ★ Ann & Tom Gores ’66 ♦ Kelly (Shea) ’85 & Kevin Green Katy (O’Keefe) ’91 & Todd Gregg Melissa & Jim Guerci ’67 ★ Amy (Hostetter) & Michael Gulmann ’95 ★ Mary Alice & James Hanken ’57 Norm Hardy ▴ ✦ Katy Henrickson ’91 ★ David Heye ’73 Carolyn & John Hickman ’70 ♦ Cathy Stevulak & Leonard Hill ’77 ★ Carrie (Cross) ’82 & Blythe Hirst Mary & Brian Hopps Dree Hudson Daugherty & Charlie Hudson ’72 Marilyn & Dick Jaeger ’64 Lisa & Jeff James Irene & Christopher Jellen ’85 Ann & David Jennings April & Anthony Joseph Celia & Verne Justice Martha Noerr & Jeff Keane ’71 Louise & John Kehoe ’72 ★ Kate Cudney & Jeffery KenKnight Colleen Kerschbaum Molly Carson & John Kettle ✦ Mike Kremer ’80 Kate Krueger ’01 & Andrew Huffer ✦ Melinda Lamp Earl Lane ’63 ★ Mo Lane ’99 ★ Maxine Larson Dianne & Roland Layton ’60 ★ Julie & Jason Lee David Lester ▴ Carla & Don Lewis Eric Lind ’66 ★ Lori & Patrick Linke ’85 ✦ Fu & Larry Little ✦ Rod Long ’72 Katie (Harrington) ’97 & Jack Lovejoy ’97 ★▴✦

Keri & Rob MacAulay ’74 ★ Paul Maffeo ’58 Meghan (Comunale) ’96 & Milo Magnano Jr.’96 Patty & Russ Mahoney Beth Eagen & Daniel Malone Mary & Doug Manning Andrew Martinez ’03 ★ Marje & Larry Mattson Mike McBride Brian McKay ’72 Phil McLean ’56 Judy & Curly McNamee ’63 Vicky & Kevin McNett Krista & Pitt Means Teresa (Lea) ’89 & Teddy Metcalf Pauline Michela ★ Carl Michelotti ’55 Angela & Kevin Miller Miller Nash Graham & Dunn Catherine & Eugene Moloney ’46 Morgan Stanley Moya Murphy Zaboukos ’90 & Troy Zaboukos Tom Nguyen ▴ ✦ Margaret & Joe Niemer ’69 Margaret Niu Kari & Sean O’Driscoll Judy & Terry O’Keefe ’61 ★ Ann & Jim O’Neil Melissa & Christopher Parent Chris Seiler & Jeff Parkins Kathleen & John Parry Lisa & Don Percival Mary de Rosas & Paul Peterhans ▴ Mary & Jack Peterson ’72 Kelly Peterson ★ Shelly Kay (Hackett) Pfeiffer ’94 Kay & Kelly Pickering ’58 ★ Dana Cashman & Glenn Pingul Michele Plorde ’80 Theresia Podany Heidi & Dylan Pouley ’98 ★ Marcy & Ralph Rafanelli ’52 Shana Chung & Edwin Rauzi Janet & Barry Reischling ’50 Shelly Chinn & James Ross Nicole Dacquisto Rothrock & Tim Rothrock Karla & Charles Russell ’61 ★ SOS Foundation Karen Dowdall-Sandford & Christopher Sandford Margaret & Mark Scheibe ’67 ★ Sheelah & Dave Schreiber ’62 ♦ Lori & Deino Scott ’74 ★ ▴ Najada & Luan Shahini ★ Julie & George Shaw ✦ Eric Shimizu Laura Zielinski & Charley Shoemaker Emily Showman ’99 ★ Ali Spietz ’94 ★ Jade Agua & Jonathan Stein ’03 Caitlin & Aaron Stolpman Michael & Robbin Sullivan ’57 ★ Hewan Teshome ’01 ✦ Lindsey Thiry ’05 Debbie Vonnahme & Dan Tobin ▴ Debo & Ernie Tolentino Karen & Peter Torelli ’61 ★ Scottie & Tom Trebon ’62 Mark Ulloa ’71 ★

Sarah (Petrie) Valentine ’94 Von’s 1000 Spirits Joy Paraiso & Lonnie Watson Jr. Linda & Michael Zaugg ★▴ Debbie Crawford-Zygar & John Zygar ★

Panther Club ($100 +) Anonymous Janice & Bruce Abe ★▴ Margaret & Frank Adam Jasmine & Steve Adamek ’72 Angie & Brett Aggen Jeff Ahern ’01 ★ Leslie & Derrick Aiona Emily Aleinikoff ’13 ▴ Susan & Michael Allen ★ Pauline Alokolaro ▴ Dorothy (Godsil) ’89 & Aaron Ambuske Nancy Kelley & Tom Angelovic ’61 Myrna & Joe Antonich ’63 Marie & Craig Arthur ’87 ★▴ Lynn Arthur Mirvat & Ghazi Asmar ★ Fedecino Bacungan Jennifer & Mike Baechler ’62 ★ Doni & Carlos Balansay ★ Erin (Rieger) Baranick ’00 Leslie Barich Nate Barmore ’08 ▴✦ John Barth ’10 ★ Kathryn Barth ’13 ★▴ Maria Bautista Karen & Thomas Beierle ★ Jon Bell ’11 Tricia & Fred Bentley III Sophia Zervas-Berg & Arvid Berg Linda & Dick Bianchi ’61 George & Mary Birchfield ★ Elaine & Tom Bligh Kathryn & Harald Borgstrom Jr.★ Sarah Brito-Bugge ’08 ✦

Joyce & Stevan Broderson Kate & Steve Bronson ’85 Kim & Mike Bruneau Anna & Steve Brunette Sylvia & Leland Bull ★ T Ryan Durkan & Charlie Burdell Leeanne & Louis Burwell Kim Butler ★ Rachel & Matt Butler ▴ Matt Cade ’73 Barbara & Don Campbell ’50 Kathy & Rich Cannon ’70 Jean & David Cantu ’74 Gray & Doug Cantwell Mark Capeloto ’72 Geoff Carey ’64 Mike Carr Colin Caruso ’05 Julie & Ross Case ’70 Maddie Cecchi ’18 ★ Debbie Centioli ★ Paul Cheng ’72 Joanne & Ivar Chhina Corlynda & Wesley Chism Jr. ▴ Ann & Jack Christiansen ✦♦ Kathleen & Michael Chudecke ’72 Dorie & William Clancy ’53 ★ Tara & Nate Clark ’88 Sandra & Bill Clark Jr.’61 Mary & Mark Comstock ★ Kerry & Carmon Comunale ★ Jessica & Chris Comunale ’00 Anne & Tim Connell Edmond Connor ★ Kathleen Lemieux-Cooney & Todd Cooney Jackie & Jac Cooper ★ Silvia De Biase & John Cooper Jr. Lucretia & Dan Costello ’60 ★ Theresa & Chris Crean ’93 Pat Crowley ’71 Allen Cyra ’72 Linda & Chuck Dagg Gigi Dalla Gasperina ’06 ★

Anne-Marie Davids-Puzzo Heather Dawson Cindy & Pat Dawson ’71 ★ Stephen Dawson Jackie & Roem de la Cruz Tracy De La Torre-Evans Nancy & Dan Dennehy ’76 ★ Beth (Greger) ’77 MRC & Joe Derrig ’77 MRC ★▴ Maureen & Don DeWeese ’70 Rachel Dickinson ’16 ★ Lyubov & Val Didovets ▴ Lucila & Allen Diego Maria Banfalvy & Phil Dietrich ▴ Chris Dishman ’77 Sue Dmitriev ▴ Aurora & Dominick Driano Robin & Robert Dullea ★ Marilyn & Dave Easton Granville Emerson ▴ Dina (Hababa) Erickson ’85 Alice Evans ★ ▴ Norma & Tom Evered ’57 Rolita & Okey Ezeonu Joe Faccone ’46 Sahar & Yousif Farjo Bill Fellows ’70 ▴ Ann & Greg Felton Cherielyn & Tom Ferguson ’70 ★ Teresa LaCugna Fields & Brian Fields ’77 MRC ▴ Mary & Jim Figel Leslyn & Michael Fitch Dani & David Flanagan Caroline & Ryan Fleming ’96 David Foley ’59 ★ Laura & Stu Ford Xiaofeng Foster ★ ▴ Nancy & Chris Fox Lois & John Fox Jennifer Freeman ▴ Janie & Herbert Freer ’70 Linda Drew Fritz & Roger Fritz ’63 ★

Karen & Fritz Frolich ’57 Kristin Frosaker William Garcia ★ Mary Beth & Dick Gemperle Alisa Luber & Joe Genster Joann & John† Ghiglione ’48 Mary & Richard Giuliani ★ Geraldine & Bob Giuntoli Sr.’56 ★ Jocelyn & Michael Go Katilin & Grant Goodall ’00 Esther Grady ’15 Mary & Pat Grady ★ Carrie & Matt Graham Jeannie & Charles Gravenkemper Amy & Michael Greaves ’96 Michael Grohman ’04 ★ Ryan Groshong ’04 ★ Christine Krueger & Chris Guntermann Delana Beltran-Haag & Derek Haag Candice & Bill Hall ’89 Geoff Hamill ’77 Megan (Olson) Hanni ’98 ★ Sara Deruyck & Chris Hansot Susie McDonald & Robert Hardy ★ Aladene & Jim Harney ’53 ★ Patricia & Mark Harris Cheryl Healy ▴ Liz McGowan & Guy Hedreen ’77 Georgianne & Steve Hedrick ’71 Mike Heinrich ’57 ★ Betsy & Rob Hendry Matt Henn ’82 Bill Herber ’54 Kathryn Hews Rita Heye Emily & Eric Hiatt Eugenia & Bob Hilton ’66 ★Endowment Contributor ▴ Current or Former Faculty or Staff ✦ SPREE Fall 2017 Fund-a-Need Contributor ♦ Panther Legacy Society † Deceased

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Sophie Hirst ’18 ★ Lan Hoang Dane Hofbauer ’02 Emmet Hogan ▴ Kathy & Bob Holert Rosalie Hopper ★ Paula & Jim Houston ★ Sue & Dan Huberty ♦ Rich Hulsman ’02 Keiko & Mike Intlekofer ’66 Karen Keyes-Watkins & Dan Jellen ’82 Ellen & David Jenner Linda & Carl Jensen Jr.’58 Monica & Brian Johnson Paul Johnson ’82 Cloie Johnson-Choppa & Anthony Choppa Clara & Thomas Kachman KBA, Inc ★ Sharon & Phil Kearns ’53 Myka (Lawrenson) ’99 & Russ Keil ★ Jennifer (Curran) ’92 & Ron Kelly ★ Kyri & Brad Khouri ▴ Bethany & Tim King ’86 ★ Kevin Kingman ’01 John Klekotka III ’79 Anne & Anton Kramer ▴ Catherine & Karl Kunkel Linda & Edward La Cava ★ Shawnee Weir & Greg LaFlam ’65 Ken LaGrandeur ’51 Mila Laigo Brigid & Bruce Laing ’50 ♦ Mary Kay & Gregory Lambert ’43 Sharon & Emmett Lane ’63 ★ Patricia & Steve LaRiviere ’52 James R. Larson Jr.’69 Kathleen & Rory Laughery Staci Sleigh-Layman & Dan Layman ’73 ★ Vui Nguyen & Tien Le Magdalena Lemus Shirley & David Lewis Susan & Kenneth Lewis Jr.★ Carmen & Leroy Llewellyn ★ Betsy & Larry Lorenz ’62 ♦ Leslie Lorenz ’98 & Joseph Karduck Kelly & Darron Losse Betty Darang-Macalma & Jun Macalma Jr. Brian Mack ▴ Natalia Mackevicius Colleen Mallahan ’03 & Ben Handel Gail Marshall & Leslie Mallonee George Marble ’67 Brenda & Clair Markey ’54† Chris Martin ’68 Mary Jo & Paul Martin ▴ Tom Martin ’04 ★ Allison Ainslie & John Martynovych Mike Masterson ’89 Julie & Rob McCann Ellen & Pat McCoy ’56 Jill & Phil McCune ★ Gretchen & Jim McDevitt ’61 Brian McGinnis ’72 Roberta & Larry McHugh ’58 ★ Lisa & Tom McKenny Deana & Greg McNeill ▴ Gena & David McReynolds ★ Paul McShane Jr. Maureen & Bryce McWalter ’68 ★ Amy & Jim Medved

Karen & Mike Merz ’74 ★ Alicia (Collora) ’93 & Brian Meza ’92 ▴ Patti & Don Miller ’55 David Miner ’18 ★ Hoang & Pete Mirante Marisa Monroe ’96 Michael Monroe ’95 Linda & Ric Monroe Mike Morrison ’71 Marian & Joe Mullally ’72 Concha Navarro ▴ Marie & Marvin Nelson Gregory Nelson Kimlan & Dat Nguyen Dieu-Thuong Nguyen Jeffrey Nicholls ’83 Linda Femling-Nielsen & James Nielsen Emily (Mercer) O’Connell ’06 ★ Donna and William O’Connell ’53 Felicia Oh ’85 ★ Michael O’Keefe ’99 David Olivera Sharee & Jerry Olson Anne & Pat O’Rourke ’76 Lauren (Cane) Orvieto ’03 Maria Paez Sallie & Dale Palella ’55 Susan & Michael Palmer ★ Sarah Kopf & Gavin Patterson Jannat Gargi & Dan Pepper Jennifer Pere Evelyn & Mike Perry Mary Anne & Doug Petesch Viviane Diaz & Daniel Pisciotta Jenn & Chris Poppe Nisha & Sam Prajapati ▴ Dan Pugel ’69 ★ Lil Zadra & Mike Quillin ▴ Ryan Raisio ’93 Susie & Marty Rall ’74 Fr. Ryan Rallanka, S.J. ▴ ✦ Susan & David Read ’65 Jane & Jack Reagan ’64 Jenny Reichl ▴ Molly & Ted Reischling Lori (Billings) ’88 & Bruce Reynolds ★ Noelle & Shannon Richards Edie & Tom Richards ’49 Cathy Seneviratne ’98 & Micah Richardson ▴ Annette & Roger Rieger Patrick Riley ’50 Doane Rising Maude & John Roark ’49 Riza De Jesus & Fred Robinson ’71 Gregory Robison ’72 Kristin & Eric Rogers ’83 Jennifer and Joaquim Rosario Dominic Rosato ▴ Tracey & Gregory Russell Ann Kuder & John Russell Robin & Dick Sandstrom ’64 ★ ▴ June Ann & Phil Sauntry ’61 Cathy & Lester Sauvage Jr.’75 Catherine & Donald Schafer Connie & Frederick Scheetz ’63 Kim & Brian Schliesman Megan (Keister) ’92 & Gary Schmidt ★ Claudette & John Schnell ’51 Renee Willette & Jay Schwartz ▴ Tina Scoccolo ★

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Maude & Paul Scott ★ Cathy & Paul Seely ’65 Judy Shafer Ken Shafer Leslee & Tim Shanahan Karen & Robert Sheppard IV Barbara & Joe Shickich Jr. Megan & Chris Simmons Barb & Tom Skoda ’60 Ann Marie Slevin ★ ▴ Lira & Joe Small ’69 Monica & Bill Smersh ’77 Anne Smith ★ Amber Dattoli & David Smith ▴ Beth & Felix Smith ’72 Kathleen Smith ★ Diane & Mark Smith Kimberly & Pat Solari ’95 ★ Beth & Jack Sommerville Linda & Paul Sorensen ’68 Jenny & Neil Stanton ★ Leslie & Michael Stapleton ’67 Lori & Jim Stark ’57 ★ Renait Stephens Renny & Bruce Stewart ’79 Maria (Spano) Stinson ’02 Jim Stitt ’52 Caitlin & Aaron Stolpman Shari & Casey Sullivan ’74 ★ Mary & Brian Sweeney ’70 ★ Serena & Paul Swegle Janeth & Dale Talty Grant Telfer ’59 ★ Marge & Ed Terhar ’46 Mulumebet Negash & Yitbarek Teshome Carolyn Thayer ’05 ★ Lew Thayer ’06 LaVaughn Therriault ★ Amy (Palmer) Thies ’94✦ Evelyn Thomas ★ Sheree Thompson Matt Throckmorton ★ ▴ Mara Pinza Todd & John Todd Kathy & Jud Todd Shannon Todd ’99 Kristen Tordillos & Keith Mowell ▴ ✦ Natalie & Ernie Trius Drew Turner ’09 ★ Jennifer & Matt Vacanti ’01 Lucille van der Hagen Doris & Jim Van Olst Maria (Papasedero) ’00 & Nick Vermeer ★ Jill Vincenzo ▴ Erica & Michael Voolich ’61 Stephanie Read & Ed Walker ★ Roberta & Jim Walsh ’56 Melissa & William Walsh Judy & David Waltier ’58 ★ ♦ Michelle & Ed Wardian Rebecca & Scott Warnock Steve Watson ▴ ✦ Sarah (Dunnam) ’94 & Andrew Watts Perdita & Gerry Welch Jr.’52 Mariko Kita & Mark Wellington Carrie & John Wenala ’72 Pam Swanborn & Mark Wessel Marilyn & Milledge West ’74 Rachelle & David Whitman ★ Denise Alessi & Steven Whitney Kim & Rick Williams

Marty & Michael Wilson ’59 ★ Alison & Kirby Winfield Jr.’92 Cathy & Tony Wise Linda & Michael Wishkoski Laurey & Mike Wittman Omi & Ted Woodward Cortney (Comunale) ’98 & Stanford Wyatt ’98 Robin & Kevin Ylvisaker ★ Ann Zech ’00 ★ Monica & Clement Zipp Jr.’72

Blue & White Club (up to $99) Anonymous Nick Adam ’17 ★ Audrey Aggen ’18 ★ Jordan Alcantara ’10 ★ ▴ “D” Krasucki & Gregg Alex ’67 Raymond Alindogan Venicia Allen-Johnson ★ ▴ Shari & Wim Alma ’63 ★ Erik Anderson ’18 ★ Mr James Antonio, S.J. ▴ Trisna Tanus & Samson Asfaw Michele Asmar ’18 ★ Ryan Aust ’18 ★ Beth & Guido Aversa Carla & Mike Babich Sharon & Bill Barnes John Barry ★ Molly (Findley) ’96 & Brandon Bede ’96 Rory Belcher ’18 ★ Amanda Bergman ’02 Jody & Hunt Beyer ▴ Mia Bilick ’18 ★ Annika Bjornson ’18 ★ Annie Bladow ’18 ★ Erin Blair ’18 ★ Brian Bligh ’99 Lisa & Keith Blume Jr. ’67 Cole Bonipart ’18 ★ Liz & Casey Borgen ▴ Fr. Phil Boroughs, S.J. ’67 ★ Elaine & George Brand ’46 Amy & Bert Brecht ’86 Cameron Breen ’11 Valerie & Edward Breen ★ Charlie Brennan ’13 ★ Katie Brennan ’16 ★ Mark Brinton ’18 ★ Anne & Mike Brixner ’66 ★ Jo Ann & Chris Brookes ’72 Ann Brown & Ned Brown ’57 Katy Isaksen Brown & Linden Brown ★ Slade Bruneau ’18 ★ Tricia & Bill Buchanan ’70 John Bulman ’41 Barbara Bulzomi ★ John Bush ’05 Tom Cain ’61 John Cannon ’61 ★ Nancy & Pete Cannon ’73 Ethan Cantrell ’18 ★ Mike Caplice ’51 Judith & John Carroll ’52 Rosa Carter ’18 ★ Ian Caruso ’00 Maureen & Tyler Caruso Greg Champoux ’02

Patricia & Kenneth Chastain Jeff Ching ’02 Dylan Chism ’16 ★ Seth Chism ’16 ★ Paulina Christian ’18 ★ Peter Christiansen ’11 ★ Vlainda Christophersen Austin ’87 & Bill Austin Addison Co ’18 ★ Audrey Collins Dorothy & Dave Crean Ronnie & Bob Cross Will Daniels ’15 ★ Rebecca & Tim Davidson ’63 Catherine Davie Jed Davis, MD ★ Marilyn Dennehy ★ Truwyn & Roy Diaz Melissa Dold & Kyle Cook ▴ Beverly & Michael Doleac ★ Jake Donovan ’06 Jen Dotsey ▴ Colleen & Wayne Dumas Laura Widdice ’82 & Richard Dunn ’82 Heidrun & Lee Eberhardt ’57 Kim & Don Eisen ’72 Lucille Elbert ★ Robbie & Jim Elder ’76 Brenda & Rob Ellering ’73 Lisa Keith & Dave Ellinger ★ ▴ Zachary Ellinger-Keith ’18 ★ Tricia (Cassels) ’91 & Andrew Enfield Mike Fahey ’66 Sheree Fisher ▴ Mary Kay & John Fitzgerald, DDS ’51 Elie Flanagan ’18 ★ Mason Fleischauer ’18 ★ Elsa Fletcher ’18 ★ Cole Flinn ’13 Alex Flor ’18 ★ Quinn Floyd ’18 ★ Rowan Forsythe ’18 ★ Omri Forte ’18 ★ Kendall & James Frazier ★ Kit Gaba ’18 ★ Anna Gaberman ’18 ★ Benjamin Galindo-Navarro ’18 ★ Richard Gall ’18 ★ Liam Gannon ’18 ★ Maria Ganz ’18 ★ Geri & Bob Geraghty ’64 Joy & Bill Goodenough Annie & Michael Griff Gari & Tom Grimm ’63 Henry Gruen ’18 ★ Karrin Grutz ’89 Haley Guinasso ’17 ★ Maria & John Guinasso Jr. Ian Hajnosz ’13 Anne & Dave Hall Michelle Hall ▴ Nicole Hall ’13 ★ Reilly Hall ’73 Sheila & Bob Halligan ’55 Marty Hanson ’61 ★ Hope Harmon ’16 ★ Lorraine & Dennis Hartmann Henry Hazzard ’18 ★ Tim Healy ’51 Anja & John Helmon

Margaret & Fred Herb ’54 Janell Faletto & Bob Hinckley ★ Dylan Hoang ’18 ★ Cameron Hoffman ’18 ★ Kesslie (Oaksmith) ’97 & Kristopher Hollingshead Brennan Holmes ’18 ★ Jim Hoover ’66 ★ Bridget Howard ’18 ★ Sam Hoyt ’18 ★ Kathy & Joe Hueffed ’90 ★ Mary Anne & Ed Hunt ’51 Emmy Hunt ’18 ★ Laura & Rick Hupf ’68 Pat & Al Hyde ’56 Matthew Hylton ’05 Jim Ingraham ’57 Joyce & Al Irvine ’67 Julia Petersen & RJ Jacobs ★ Scott Jaeger ’93 Denise & Reed Jarvis ★ Helen Johnson ’16 ★ Jack Johnson ’18 ★ Olivia Johnson ’18 ★ Paula & Benoit Jurion Connor Kardokus ’17 ★ Kellen Kavanagh ’18 ★ Dolores & Stephen Kent ’59 Susan Kerr Chris Kiehn ▴ William King ’18 ★ Bill Kounellas Kathy Krikorian & John McLaughlin ✦ Adele & Steven Kroeger Travis Kroeger ’17 ★ Gabrielle Kunkel ’18 ★ Tom Lamanna, SJ Patricia Landon ★ Jasmine Lee ’18 ★ Rozenn Lemaitre ★ Mark L’Esperance ’72 Jesse Lewis ’16 ★ Will Lewis ’17 ★ Laila Lie ★ Terence Looi ’11 ★ Silvia Castro & Andres Lopez Will Loughlin ’18 ★ Kathleen & Mike Lovejoy Nic Lynch ’18 ★ Jane & Jim Lyons ’50 ★ Jerard Macalma ’11 Jerome Macalma ’07 Jonathan Macalma ’06 Joe Macalma ’13 Nathalie Santos-Magee & Omar Magee Grainne O’Leary & Paul Marchione ’83 Judy & Ronald Marshall Kathy & Falen Martin ★ Jenie & Apolinar Mauricio Ben Mawhinney ▴ Paula Maxwell ★ Alberta May-Koehler & Jim Koehler Sadie McCann ’18 ★ Gaye & Scott McClellan ★ Ian McCurdy ’17 ★ Sarah & Charlie McDonald ’90 Fr. Jeff McDougall, S.J. ▴ Lacey McGarry ’03 Michele McKee ★ Peyton McKenny ’18 ★

Paul McKillop ’45 Pat & Joe McNamee Jr. ’63 Ethan McReynolds ’18 ★ Denny Meehan ’57 Ana Melder ’18 ★ Christy Mentele ★ ▴ Donna & David Michaelson ’58 Therese & Paul Michels ’81 Kari-Mae (Hickman) ’91 & Jeff Miles Brad Miner ’17 ★ Mary & Mark Mitchell ▴ Anne & Paul Mocha ★ Jennifer Paris & Brian Moe ✦ Laurie Clay & Leo Morales ’78 ★ Michael Moreland ’60 Charlie Murphy ’18 ★ Misook Chung & Bob Mussehl Hailey Nelsen ’18 ★ Judith Nettles ★ Hannah O’Brien ’13 ▴ Spencer O’Grady ’63 Janet (Rydell) O’Leary ’82 Tom O’Leary ’67 Ethan Osterman ’18 ★ Pamela & Jack Palmer ’60 Andrew Parietti ’06 ★ Marta Pasztor & Steve Shipe ▴ Nailah Patrick ’18 ★ Deborah Walters & Dan Patterson ’69 Hudson Patterson ’18 ★ Natalie Pedegana ’12 Sam Pelly ’18 ★ Carol & John Penny ’63 Maslyn Pessner ’18 ★ Hannah Petersen-Barton ’96 & John Barton ★ Sally Peterson ★ Randy Petgrave ’85 Anne Petty ▴ Madison Pickar ’18 ★ Megan Piehler ’80 Pamela & Paul Plumis ’66 ★ Katherine (Powers) ’81 & Glenn Podany ’81 Amy & John Podany ’80 Tiffany (Carter-Eldred) Pokorny ’91 ★ Jessica (Abbott) ’99 & DJ Powers ★ Margaret & Pat Pressentin ’63 ★ Tim Prusa ’14 ★ Lisa (McNaughton) Pugh ’03 Laurie & Kirk Putnam ’71 Briannah Reed ’18 ★ Francesca Renouard ’09 Julia Ribas ’18 ★ Dodie & Angelo Righi ★ Leeds Rising ’16 ★ Sherry Robinson ★ Helen & Jay Rockey ★ Treanna Ross ’18 ★ Dick Ryan ’53 Bryan Saario ’58 ♦ Grace & Mendel Saturnino Sophia Saturnino ’18 ★ Missy & Joe Sauvage ’81 Patrick Sawyer ’77 Rosemary Scalzo ★ Sandee & Michael Schaeffer ✦ Dietrich Schmitz ’90 Joseph Sheh ’18 ★ Josh Sherman ’18 ★ Orlo Singletary ’18 ★ Mackenzie Skogland ’18 ★

Cait Slack ’08 ★ ▴ Anne Smith Allen Smith Mary Mead Smith & Smithy Smith ’66 Cynthia & Bill Smith ’67 Cat Snider ’09 ★ John Sollars ’46 ★ Samantha Sommerville ’18 ★ Nigel Stacey ’07 Dorothy & John Stephens ★ Joe Stewart ’18 ★ Betsy & John Stillings ★ Cameron Stockwell ’18 ★ Kalu Stricklin ’18 ★ Bob Strom ’72 Therese Sullivan ★ Andrea Talty ’18 ★ Mauna Arnzen & Nick Tarlson ’73 Judith Tattersall ★ Norma & George Taylor ’45 Sue & Ty Taylor Robert Tees ’57 ★ Dom Teplicky ’18 ★ Candi & Mark Terao Ida Teshome ’18 ★ Cole Thieme ’18 ★ Linda & Jack Thomas ’52 Clayton Thompson ’18 ★ Kirstin (Reid) ’89 & Dan Thompson Linda & Jim Thorburn ’70 ★ Shannon Todd ’99 Griffin Touw ’18 ★ Kathleen & Cliff Townsend Naderi Tweedy ’18 ★ United Way of Bergen County United Way of Greater Los Angeles Charles Valentin ’76 Cherrie & George Van Hollebeke ’57 Sam Vial ’07 Tierney Vial ’11 Will Vial ’05 Pete Voolich ’73 Lenore Waldron Rachel Wang ’18 ★ RoxAnn Ward Richard Waters ’52 Joan & Bob Weis Cristina & Gary Wheatley Jr. ★ Michelle & Kevin Wherry ’74 ★ Mel White ▴ Noelle Whitman ’18 ★ Sheila Wilkie Carol Wilkinson ★ Mary & Richard Willy Sheila (Eagan) Winemiller ’89 Sarah & Nick Woodward ’00 ★ Jessica & Michael Worsham ★ ▴ Lisa Wright Joe Wright ’64 Dee Yanak Donna & Richard Yellam ’50 Teresa Zepeda ’18 ★

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2017/2018 ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS YEAR

If your class year ends in a 4 or 9, this is your year for a reunion! Make plans now to join your classmates July 18 - 21, 2019 on the Prep campus. Please contact Kathy Krueger in the Alumni Office at 206-577-2149 if you would like to help plan your reunion events.

1941

1952

Bill Akers John Bulman

John Carroll Steve LaRiviere Ralph Rafanelli Jim Stitt Jack Thomas Richard Waters Gerry Welch Jr.

1942 Chuck McHugh★

1943 Gregory Lambert

1953 1945 Jack Blume★♦ Bill McDonald † ★ Paul McKillop George Taylor

1946 George Brand Joe Faccone Eugene Moloney John Sollars ★ Ed Terhar

1947

Richard Ambur ★ William Clancy ★ Pat Coogan ★♦ Grant Gauger Jim Harney ★ Phil Kearns William O’Connell Dick Ryan

1954 Jim Donovan † ♦ Fred Herb Clair Markey† Jim Navone

John Ghiglione † Jim McAteer ★

1949 Geoff Miller Tom Richards John Roark James Smith

1950 Don Campbell Estate of John DeMan ♦ Bruce Laing ♦ Jim Lyons ★ Dick Manning ♦ Barry Reischling Patrick Riley Richard Yellam

1951 Mike Caplice John Fitzgerald Gary Gray Tim Healy Ed Hunt Ken LaGrandeur John Schnell Phil Waters

Terry O’Keefe ★ Charles Russell ★ Phil Sauntry Peter Torelli ★ Sal Vacca ★ Michael Voolich

1958

Tony Aversano Jr. Mike Baechler ★ Tom Bangasser John Bianchi Dan Bonney John Callahan Jr. Curt Coyne Mick Deines Chip DiJulio Joe English Pat Fleege Steve Hopps ★ Creg Howard ★ Steve Koehler ♦ Larry Lorenz ♦ Bill Marti ★ Pat McCarthy Dan McKillop Dave Mitchell Jr.★ Michael O’Connell Michael Paradis John Renner, Jr. ★ Bob Rohrbach Richard Russell Dave Schreiber ♦ Joe Shephard Jr. David Sifferman Tom Trebon James Warme

Jerry Dinndorf ✦ Sid Flor ✦ Carl Jensen Jr. Paul Maffeo Larry McHugh ★ Gary Merlino David Michaelson Phil Perry ★ Kelly Pickering ★ Bryan Saario ♦ David Waltier ★ ♦

1959

Dick Abrams ♦ Bob Halligan Carl Michelotti Don Miller Dale Palella Mike Shea Jerry Toussaint

Peter Bepler ★ Robert Brennan ★ David Foley ★ David Kennedy ★ Stephen Kent Don Luby ★ ♦ Bob McLean ★ ♦ Jerome Rose ★ Rob Sullivan Jr.★ Grant Telfer ★ Michael Wilson ★

1956

1960

Estate of Glenn Graham

1948

John Hopcroft ★ Jim Ingraham Denny Meehan Jim Stark ★ Michael Sullivan ★ Robert Tees ★ George Van Hollebeke

1955

John Bradley ★ Alec Brindle Sr.★ Bob Brown Guy DiJulio ★ Ollie Flor ★ Peter Giacobazzi Bob Giuntoli Sr.★ Al Hyde Pat McCoy Phil McLean Jim Walsh Tony Zimmerman

1957 Ned Brown John Curran ★ Lee Eberhardt Tom Evered Fritz Frolich James Hanken Mike Heinrich ★

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Estate of Steve Bepler ★ ♦ Dan Costello ★ Roland Layton ★ Don Merlino ✦ Michael Moreland Roger O’Connell ★ Jack Palmer Tom Skoda

1961 Tom Angelovic Dick Bianchi Tom Cain John Cannon ★ Bill Clark Jr. Chris Eagan ★ Jon Egge ★ John Griffin ★ Marty Hanson ★ Jim McDevitt Jim Moyer ★

1962

1963 Wim Alma ★ Joe Antonich Clarke Brant ★ Tim Davidson Roger Fritz ★ Tom Grimm Earl Lane ★ Emmett Lane ★ Joe Magnano ♦ Joe McNamee Jr. Curly McNamee Lou Oberndorf Spencer O’Grady Larry O’Leary ★ Skip Penny Pat Pressentin ★ Frederick Scheetz

1964 Hugh Bangasser Geoff Carey Bob Geraghty Bill Giffin ★ Dick Jaeger Greg Rafanelli ★ Jack Reagan Tom Robinson ♦ Dick Sandstrom ★ ▴ Joe Wright

1965 Jay Carey Greg LaFlam Patrick Naughton Yosh Ohno ★ ♦ David Read Paul Seely Ron Taylor

1966 Mike Brixner ★ James Cannon ★

Lanny Ching Kelly Corr ★ Greg Duncan ♦ Mike Fahey Tom Gores ♦ Bob Hilton James Hoover ★ Mike Intlekofer Tom Keefe ★ Eric Lind ★ Tom McMullen Paul Plumis ★ Steve Scalzo Smithy Smith Jr.

1967 Gregg Alex Robert Alston Buck Applegate Keith Blume Richard Borda Fr. Phil Boroughs, S.J. ★ Jeff Brain Gordon Collins

2017/2018 ALUMNI BOARD Susie (Brazil) Bailor ’80 Beth (Greger) Derrig ’77 MRC Brian DiJulio ’79 Kevin Erickson ’93 Eric Hampton ’80 Mo Lane ’99 Mike Matthews ’79 Sarah (Ostler) Morris ’94 Mick Newell ’06 Tara O’Hanlon ’05 Shelly Kay (Hackett) Pfeiffer ’94 Rena (Caso) Piercy ’80 Jane Powers ’80 James Rudolf ’96 Alex Wheatley ’11

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Paul Cullen Bill Dearey Barry Fountain Christan Garland Brian Gough Larry Grimm Jim Guerci ★ Al Irvine Don Kardong Craig Klinkam John Landon Tim Law Tom Lenze Brian Losh ♦ George Marble Jerry Martin Paul Martin Tucker McHugh George Mead Jim Merrill Kevin Miller Joe Mitchell Pat Moriarty Tom O’Leary Mark Scheibe ★ Bill Smith Michael Stapleton

Joe Niemer Dan Patterson Brian Plikaytis Dan Pugel ★ Anthony Scioly Joe Small

1970 Tom Boehmer Tom Borda Bill Buchanan Mike Burke Chris Burrows Ballan Campeau ★ Rich Cannon Ross Case Don DeWeese Bill Fellows ▴ Tom Ferguson ★ Herbert Freer John Hickman ♦ Vincent Miller III Fred Pickel ★ Owen Strecker Jr. Paul Sullivan Brian Sweeney ★ Jim Thorburn ★

Mark Capeloto Paul Cheng Michael Chudecke Allen Cyra Russell Dawson Don Eisen Charlie Hudson John Kehoe ★ Tim Lee Mark L’Esperance Rod Long Brian McGinnis Brian McKay Joe Mullally Jack Peterson Gregory Robison Felix Smith Bob Strom Shaun Sullivan John Wenala Clement Zipp Jr.

Martin Siemion ★ Casey Sullivan ★ Milledge West Kevin Wherry ★

1975 Jean-Rene Basle David Bobroff John DeVitis Doug Dragovich ✦ Tom Jergens Lester Sauvage Jr. Joe Zech

1976 Dan Dennehy ★ Jim Elder John O’Neil Jr. ★ ▴ ✦ Pat O’Rourke Jim Powers ★ Bill Teplicky ★ ✦ Charles Valentin

1973 Matt Cade Pete Cannon Rob Ellering Jim Glascock

1977 Rob Carroll Chris Dishman Geoff Hamill Guy Hedreen Leonard Hill ★ Patrick Sawyer Bill Smersh

1977 MRC

Dan Sullivan Rudy Taylor Jerry Toner Mike Wilds Paul Williams Kevin Yagle

1968 George DiJulio Jr. Rick Hupf Chris Martin Bryce McWalter ★ Anthony Merola ♦ Paul Sorensen Steve West

1969 Steve DiJulio ★ James R. Larson Jr.

1971 Joe Cannon ★ Pat Crowley John Daviscourt Pat Dawson ★ Steve Hedrick Jeff Keane Andy MacDonald Mike Morrison Kirk Putnam Fred Robinson Mark Ulloa ★

1972 Steve Adamek Bruce Blume Chris Brookes Joe Brotherton ♦

Reilly Hall David Heye Dan Layman ★ Jeff Parietti Nick Tarlson Pete Voolich Chris Wheatley

1974 David Cantu Pete Isaksen Rob MacAulay ★ Dave McCambridge ★ Jim McCutchan ★ Tim McHugh ★ Mike Merz ★ Kevin Murphy ★ Marty Rall Deino Scott ★ ▴

Paul Aigner Irma Bacho-Suntay Mark Brookes Bob Cecchi ★ ✦ Joe Costello Joe Derrig ★ Beth (Greger) Derrig ★ ▴ Brian Fields Pat Grimm ✦ Tim Healey Art Hobbs Tim Jones Laurie Leask Kevin Lovejoy John Marx Tom McDonald Jim Navone Mike Nugent K.C. Pleas ✦ Mary (Mazure) Smersh

1978 Leo Morales ★ George Poor

1979 Karen Andersen ★ John Klekotka III Mike Matthews ★ Brian Peyton ✦ Deborah (Soffe) Scanlan Bruce Stewart

1980 Erin Duffy ★ David Easter ★ Eric Hampton

Tom Hoffer Mike Kremer Mary (Breskovich) Lee ★ ✦ ♦ Megan Piehler Rena (Caso) Piercy ★ ▴ Michele Plorde John Podany Jane Powers ★ ♦

1981 Jim Costello Teresa (Hampton) Jensen Jim Mazure Renee (Pfeffer) McDonald Madeleine (Pereira) Mendoza Paul Michels Nelson Nakata ✦ Glenn Podany Katherine (Powers) Podany Chris Roske ✦ Joe Sauvage

1982 Anonymous ★ Richard Dunn Jr. Andy Flor Matt Hendricks ★ ✦ Matt Henn Carrie (Cross) Hirst Michele Hughes ✦ Jennifer (Gleason) Hyde ★ Dan Jellen Paul Johnson Janet (Rydell) O’Leary Maria (Dinndorf) Royer Charlie Royer Laura Widdice ★

1983 Tim Collins Andy Hendricks ★ ▴ Paul Marchione Jeffrey Nicholls Theresa (Navone) Roberts Eric Rogers

1985 Steve Bronson Brian Dennehy Dina (Hababa) Erickson Kelly (Shea) Green Christopher Jellen Patrick Linke ✦ Kym Michela ★ Stuart Miner ★ Felicia Oh ★ Amy (Henn) Pavelich Randy Petgrave Frank Podany

1986 Bert Brecht Kristin Flor Tim King ★ Keith Skogland

1987 Craig Arthur ★ ▴ Sheila (Connolly) Beer Vicki Christophersen Austin Pete Flor ★

Molly Haggarty Vlahovich Sig Linke ✦ Matt Parent ★ ✦ Scott Rossick Kat Spellman-Miner ★

1988 Nate Clark Lisa (Walden) Dublin Joel Frauenheim ✦ Lori (Billings) Reynolds ★

1989 Dorothy (Godsil) Ambuske David Broderson ✦ Matt Carson ✦ Jerel Frauenheim Karrin Grutz Bill Hall Kevin Judson Mike Masterson John McDowall ✦ Brad Merlino ✦ Aaron Merz ✦ Teresa Metcalf Mary-Bridget (Gleason) Pehl✦ Kirstin (Reid) Thompson Sheila (Eagan) Winemiller

1990 Michael Celio ★ Ryan Craig Joseph Hueffed ★ Clark Lindsay ✦ Charlie McDonald Moya Murphy Zaboukos Grace Palisoc Dietrich Schmitz Karen Schorr Craig

1991 Tricia (Cassels) Enfield Katy (O’Keefe) Gregg Ryan Hardie Nikki (Paul) Hardie Katy Henrickson ★ Kari-Mae (Hickman) Miles Tiffany (Carter-Eldred) Pokorny ★

1992 Mark Abadir Sandy (Frauenheim) Andrews Lauren (Gores) Bonjrada Joni (Donaldson) Hoffman Jennifer (Curran) Kelly ★ Shannon (Powell) McCarter Brian Meza ▴ Ted Plumis Megan (Keister) Schmidt ★ Kirby Winfield Jr.

1993 Chris Crean Scott Jaeger Laura (Mattson) Matter ✦ Alicia (Collora) Meza Ryan Raisio Tim Russell

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1994

1999

Becca (Shapiro) Cohen Jamie Leigh Shane O’Mahony ★ Shelly Kay (Hackett) Pfeiffer Ali Spietz ★ Amy (Palmer) Thies ✦ Christian Tinder Sarah (Petrie) Valentine Sarah (Dunnam) Watts

Brian Bligh Kathleen (Foy) Conklin ✦ Myka (Lawrenson) Keil ★ Mo Lane ★ Michael O’Keefe Jessica (Abbott) Powers ★ Daniel Saracino Emily Showman ★ Shannon Todd Lucas Welch ♦ Sara (Poth) Welch

1995 Katie (Raisio) Abstoss ★ Nicole Chastain Amy (Hostetter) Gulmann ★ Michael Monroe Dave Raney Pat Solari ★

1996 Brandon Bede Molly (Findley) Bede Matt Blangiardi ★ Tommy Bligh Matt Byers Teresa (Schroeder) Byers Michelle (Louia) Cahill ★ Shawn Cahill ★ Max Engel Jr.★ ▴ Ryan Fleming Michael Greaves Milo Magnano Jr. Meghan (Comunale) Magnano Nicole (de Turenne) McKinley Marisa Monroe Rachel Montague Hannah Petersen-Barton ★ James Rudolf Carlen Ruelos ★ Scott Tamfer Colleen Wilkie Jodie (Curran) Wise ★

2000 Erin Baranick Meghan Barnes ★ Ian Caruso Chris Comunale Grant Goodall Gunnar Peterson Maria (Papasedero) Vermeer ★ Nick Woodward ★ Ann Zech ★

2001 Jeff Ahern ★ Mark Ellestad ✦ Erin Gleason Lane ★ Kevin Kingman Kate Krueger ✦ David Schmitt Hewan Teshome ✦ Jimmy Twining ★ Matt Vacanti

2002 Amanda Bergman Greg Champoux Jeff Ching Dane Hofbauer Rich Hulsman Maria (Spano) Stinson

1997

2003

Nick Carson ✦ John Crissey Brian Elsner ★ ▴ ✦ Matt Griffith ★ Hunt Hanover Kesslie (Oaksmith) Hollingshead Katie (Harrington) Lovejoy ★▴✦ Jack Lovejoy ★ ✦

Colleen Mallahan Andrew Martinez ★ Lacey McGarry Lauren (Cane) Orvieto Lisa (McNaughton) Pugh Jonathan Stein

1998 Tye Blazey Ira Gerlich ★ Tom Gleason ★ Megan (Olson) Hanni ★ Tyler Hathaway Leslie Lorenz Dylan Pouley ★ Cathy Seneviratne Cortney (Comunale) Wyatt Stanford Wyatt

2004 Brett Franceschina ★ Michael Grohman ★ Ryan Groshong ★ Tom Martin ★

2005 John Bush Colin Caruso Matthew Hylton Kate Kingen Carolyn Thayer ★ Lindsey Thiry Will Vial

2006 Gigi Dalla Gasperina ★ Jake Donovan Jonathan Macalma

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Emily (Mercer) O’Connell ★ Andrew Parietti ★ Lew Thayer

2007

Cole Flinn Ian Hajnosz Nicole Hall ★ Hannah O’Brien ▴

Jerome Macalma Nigel Stacey Sam Vial

2014

2008

2015

Nate Barmore ▴ ✦ Erin Boniface ★ Sarah Brito-Bugge ✦ Cait Slack ★ ▴ Paul Twining

Will Daniels ★ Esther Grady

2009 Francesca Renouard Cat Snider ★ Drew Turner ★

2010 Jordan Alcantara ★ ▴ John Barth ★ Kyle Johnson

2011 Jon Bell Gabby Bird-Vogel Cameron Breen Peter Christiansen ★ Terence Looi ★ Jerard Macalma Tierney Vial

2012 Lucy Kelly ★ Natalie Pedegana

2013 Emily Aleinikoff ▴ Kathryn Barth ★ ▴ Charlie Brennan ★

Nate Crawford-Zyger Tim Prusa ★

2016 Katie Brennan ★ Dylan Chism ★ Seth Chism ★ Rachel Dickinson ★ Hope Harmon ★ Helen Johnson ★ Jesse Lewis ★ Leeds Rising ★

2017 Nick Adam ★ Haley Guinasso ★ Connor Kardokus ★ Travis Kroeger ★ Will Lewis ★ Ian McCurdy ★ Brad Miner ★

2018 Anonymous ★ Audrey Aggen ★ Hayden Allen ★ Erik Anderson ★ Michele Asmar ★ Ryan Aust ★ Rory Belcher ★ Mia Bilick ★ Annika Bjornson ★

Annie Bladow ★ Erin Blair ★ Cole Bonipart ★ Mark Brinton ★ Slade Bruneau ★ Ethan Cantrell ★ Rosa Carter ★ Maddie Cecchi ★ Paulina Christian ★ Addison Co ★ Zachary Ellinger-Keith ★ Elie Flanagan ★ Mason Fleischauer ★ Elsa Fletcher ★ Alex Flor ★ Quinn Floyd ★ Rowan Forsythe ★ Omri Forte ★ Kit Gaba ★ Anna Gaberman ★ Benjamin Galindo-Navarro ★ Richard Gall ★ Liam Gannon ★ Maria Ganz ★ Henry Gruen ★ Henry Hazzard ★ Sophie Hirst ★ Dylan Hoang ★ Cameron Hoffman ★ Brennan Holmes ★ Bridget Howard ★ Sam Hoyt ★ Emmy Hunt ★ Jack Johnson ★ Olivia Johnson ★ Kellen Kavanagh ★ William King ★ Gabrielle Kunkel ★ Matt Lange ★ Jasmine Lee ★ Will Loughlin ★ Nic Lynch ★

Sadie McCann ★ Peyton McKenny ★ Ethan McReynolds ★ Ana Melder ★ David Miner ★ Charlie Murphy ★ Hailey Nelsen ★ Ethan Osterman ★ Nailah Patrick ★ Hudson Patterson ★ Sam Pelly ★ Maslyn Pessner ★ Madison Pickar ★ Briannah Reed ★ Julia Ribas ★ Treanna Ross ★ Claire Russell ★ Sophia Saturnino ★ Joseph Sheh ★ Josh Sherman ★ Orlo Singletary ★ Mackenzie Skogland ★ Samantha Sommerville ★ Joe Stewart ★ Cameron Stockwell ★ Kalu Stricklin ★ Andrea Talty ★ Dom Teplicky ★ Ida Teshome ★ Cole Thieme ★ Clayton Thompson ★ Griffin Touw ★ Naderi Tweedy ★ Rachel Wang ★ Noelle Whitman ★ Teresa Zepeda ★

HONORARY GIFTS During the 2017/2018 fiscal year, gifts were made in honor or in memory of the following: Joe Alex Jr. ’65 Ed Allen ’54 John Allen ’49 OJ Andersen Ryan Aust ’18 Thomas Beecher ’66 Liam & Kamren Bell Ruth Brazil Ballan Campeau ’70 Geoff Caputo ’66 Cullen Carter ’16 Rosa Carter ’18 Class of 1997 Class of 2013 Joe Coogan ’55 Craig Corkery ’65 Hal Corkrey ’48 Mike Corn ’66 Kris Dales ’04 Jack Damlos ’66 Amy Davis ’94 Bob Deming ’66 Eamon Dennehy ’18 John DeVane ’66 Jan & Guy DiJulio ’56 Colleen Donahue ’15 Joey Donahue ’17 Connor Donnelly ’04 Ross Donnelly ’05 Patrick Donnelly ’08 Marilyn & Tom Doyle Alex Edelstein ’94 Fr. Paul Fitterer, S.J. Kathy Jo Freeman Kit Gaba ’18 Larry Gatter ’66 Anne Jane Gleason John Goodwin Esther Grady ’15 Maureen Halpin Fr. Bill Hayes, S.J. ’45 Mary Healy Annette & John Herber ’49 Jim Hopper ’49 Lolo Delfin Ramos & Bob Igielski John Jacobson ’66 Ted Jacoby ’66 Jim Johnston Susan Kennedy Alex Kerr ’39 Robert Kiefner ’66 Anne & Anton Kramer Monica Kramer ’21 Kathy Krueger Terry Lackie ’64 Bruce Laing ’50 John Lange Vance Layton ’52 Fr. Phil Lucid, S.J. ’40 Peter MacLean Clair Markey ’54 Gary Markov ’66 Melody McCutcheon

Bill McDonald ’45 Fr. Christopher McDonnell, S.J. Marge McHugh Tucker McHugh ’67 Sis McKillop Larry McMurray ’71 Ethan McReynolds ’18 Tim McShane ’85 George Mead Fr. Jim Meehan, S.J. ’46 Tammy Meehan Regina Melonson Wayne Melonson Fr. Ernest Menard, S.J. Nick Mocha ’16 Fr. Raymond Nickols, S.J. Alan Ochs ’66 John Osterman ’36 Walt Parietti Nailah Patrick ’18 Fr. Webster Patterson, S.J. Sam Podany Frank Powers, Jr. ’45 Fr. James Powers, S.J. Gene Rafanelli ’59 Dave Read ’38 Val Ritchie Kay & Rollie Robbins Bimal Sandhu ’14 Dick Sandstrom ’64 Mike Sauntry Mary Ann Sauvage Ralph Saxton ’59 Deino Scott ’74 Bonnie Scott Seattle Prep Staff Betty Shorett Kevin Stamper ’66 Ruby Harriette Stephens John Sullivan ’66 Tim Sullivan ’69 Fr. Tom Sullivan, S.J. Dave Thomas, S.J. Parents of Dave Thomas, S.J. Kathy ( Oliver ) Turpin ’89 Brady Twohy Jim Vierling ’66 John Wagner ’66 Fr. Dick Ward ’43 Dennis Whalen ’66 Francis Yanak ’46

IN-KIND DONORS Andrea Piacentini Design Aslan Brewing Company – Megan (Lee) Lamb ’07 & Jack Lamb ’07, and Berit Dahl ’07 Dave Boulanger ’58 Maria & Nicolas Bransier Chateau Ste. Michelle Jannie Curtin Kim & Mike Durand T Ryan Durkan & Charlie Burdell Experience Hendrix Filmateria Studios – Marisa & Bill Jeakle Kristin Fleischauer Foley Sign Company – Andrea & Mark Metcalf ’81 Tom Hutyler Adrianna & Peter Johnson Roberta & Bob Kuse ’52 Christine & Mark Leahy Le Reve Bakery – Andrea & Nelson Nakata ’81 Brian Losh ’67 Madison Cellars – Sheri & Fred Andrews Mary Megan Olander Flowers Mathes Graphic Design – Kathy Mathes Paul McKillop ’45 Gary Merlino Construction – Donna & Gary Merlino ’58 Nikko Media North Coast Brewing Company – Teresa & Doug Willson Olympic Distributing Co. – Anne & Steve Knight On Safari Foods Sam & Matt Parent ’87 Prop Gallery Salish Consultant Services Sellen Construction Suzie Heid-Skilling & Bill Skilling Stoneway Concrete – Joan & Don Merlino ’60 Sugee’s Bakery – Pat & Rich Amador Von’s 1000 Spirits – Jason Amador ’92, Merrisa Firnstahl ’97 & Tim Firnstahl ’61 Washington Asset Management – Barbara & Brian DiJulio ’79, Katie & Brad DiJulio ’04 Wild Ginger Colleen Wilkie ’96 Yuen Lui Studio – Del Lui

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES & FOUNDATIONS Adobe Systems Incorporated Alaska Airlines Altria Ameriprise Financial Bank of America Foundation Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation BlackRock, Inc. BlueBin, Inc. Boeing Bristol-Myers Squibb Coast Products, Inc. Cornerstone Advisors Costco Crown Castle Delta Airlines Foundation Delta Dental / Washington Dental Services F5 Networks Genentech Google, Inc. Liberty Mutual Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Microsoft Nintendo of America Inc. Nordstrom PACCAR Foundation Pfizer Foundation Philips Electronics North America Corporation Price Waterhouse Cooper ProQuest Quintiles IMS Riley & Nancy Pleas Family Foundation Russell Investments Safeco Insurance Company Salesforce.com SAP America, Inc. Shibuminow LLC Stacey C. Sype DDS PLLC Standard Insurance Starbucks Tableau T-Mobile USA, Inc. UBS Financial Wasatch Advisors Watermark Estate Management Services Wells Fargo

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ENDOWMENT FUNDS CLASS ENDOWMENT FUNDS

ADDITIONAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS

(as of June 30, 2018)

Class of 1941 Endowment* Class of 1945 Endowment Class of 1947 Endowment Class of 1955 Endowment Class of 1957 Endowment Class of 1958 Endowment* Class of 1959 Endowment Class of 1960 Endowment Class of 1961 Endowment Class of 1962 Endowment in Honor of Terese & Joshua Howard ’90* Class of 1963 Endowment* James P. St. Germain Class of 1965 Endowment* Class of 1966 Endowment Class of 1967 Endowment + Class of 1974 Endowment+ Class of 1988 Endowment + Class of 1995 Endowment Class of 1997 Endowment + Class of 2004 Endowment Class of 2008 Endowment Class of 2009 Endowment Class of 2010 Endowment* Class of 2011 Endowment Class of 2012 Endowment* Class of 2013 Endowment* Class of 2014 Bimaldeep Singh Sandhu Memorial Endowment Class of 2015 Endowment Class of 2016 Endowment Class of 2017 Endowment Class of 2018 Endowment*+

Joseph Preston Alex Jr.’65 Memorial Endowment* Parvez Anandam and Sudeshna Sen Endowment Ariel Endowment* Bepler Brothers Scholarship+ Bird-Vogel Family Scholarship Fund* Blume Family Endowment* Brandmeier/Daubenspeck Endowed Scholarship* Maddy & Alec Brindle ’56 Endowment* Joan & Winn Brindle ’52 Memorial Endowment* Building Our Future Endowment* Joe Cali ’89 Memorial Endowment* Margaret Ann Campeau Memorial Endowment* Harry Carey Memorial Endowment Celio Family Endowment+ Chapin Memorial Endowment* Craig Alan Corkery ’65 Memorial Endowment* Costello Family Endowment* Jill Curran ’00 Memorial Endowment* Amy Davis ’94 Memorial Endowment* Michael Dennehy ’52 Memorial Endowment* James P. DiJulio Jr.’47 Endowment Norma & Guy DiJulio Memorial Endowment* Alex Edelstein ’94 Memorial Endowment* Diana B. Ferrant Endowment* Corrine & Mike Fiedler Endowment* Fisher Endowment* Fr. Paul Fitterer, SJ Endowment* Theresa & Henry Gai Memorial Endowment* Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Endowment* Fr. James A Gilmore, SJ Memorial Endowment* Vlasta & Joseph Giustino Memorial Endowment* Anne Jane Gleason Memorial Endowment* John M. Goodwin Endowed Scholarship Fund* Growing in the Spirit Endowment* Gustafson Endowment Joel Edward Haggard ’57 Memorial Endowment* Todd Hansen ’65 Memorial Endowment* William Randolf Hearst Foundation Endowment* Virginia Satterberg Helsell Memorial Endowment* William A. Helsell Endowed Scholarship Fund* Hornick Family Endowment* Jesuit Endowment*

* Considered fully funded or “named.” Distributions are made in the name of the class / fund. Earnings from all other funds are distributed in the name of the Seattle Prep Endowment. + Newly established fund.

The Class of 2018 Endowment was established and fully funded this fiscal year, with $50,000 in contributions. Congratulations, Class of 2018!

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Ignatian Educator Endowment Amanda Knox ’05 Scholarship Endowment* Lakeside Industries Endowment* Lamb Technology Endowment* Howard A. Lang ’43 Family Endowment* Learning Resource Center Endowment* Donald D. MacLean ’41 Memorial Endowment* Charlotte Y Martin Memorial Endowment* Mathieu / Rafanelli Music Endowment* McCaffray Family Endowment* Fr. Christopher J. McDonnell, S.J. Memorial Endowment* Ella & Thomas McHugh Memorial Endowment* George Mead Endowment* Morrison Family Endowment* Gerald P. Murphy ’52 & Frances J. Murphy ’48 Science Endowment* Norcliffe Foundation Endowment* Rosemary and Lou Oberndorf ’63 Endowment* Noriko Stacey Ohno Memorial Endowment* + Roger and Sheron O’Connell Scholarship Endowment* Fr. Richard D. Perry, S.J. Endowment* Peyton Endowment* Read Family Endowment* John & Della Rehnstrom Endowment* Mae E. Riener Memorial Endowment* Rollie Robbins Memorial Endowment* Rudolf Family Endowment* Richard W Sandstrom ’64 Endowment Sauvage Family Endowment* Bonnie Scott Endowment for Needy Students + Seattle Prep Alumni Endowment* Servant Leadership Endowment* Bird-Vogel Family Scholarship Fund* Mr. Dave Thomas, S.J. Endowment Titcomb Family Endowment John “Brady” Twohy Memorial Endowment Norah Muldoon Ward Memorial Endowment* John Brooks Williams Scholar Endowment* Wittman Family Memorial Endowment* Barbara & John Woodman Endowment* Philip & Fredde Yockey Perry Endowment* Mark Zamberlin ’75 Memorial Endowment

FINANCIAL INFORMATION For year ending 06/30/18*

*Unaudited figures

REVENUES

REVENUES Tuition and Fees....................................................................... Annual Appeal.......................................................................... Other......................................................................................... SPREE Auction (net)................................................................ Transfers from Endowment.....................................................

JUNE 30, 2018

$ 14,569,920 $ 1,209,396 $ 926,144 $ 351,383 $ 786,000

PERCENT OF TOTAL

81.7% 6.8% 5.2% 2.0% 4.4%

For Tuition Assistance: $748,000 For Faculty Purposes: $24,000

TOTAL REVENUES........................................................................... $ 17,842,843

100%

EXPENSES

EXPENSES Salaries and Benefits................................................................ Tuition Assistance.................................................................... Plant/Security/Maintenance.................................................... Academics/Student Life........................................................... Administration/Development.................................................

JUNE 30, 2018

$ 11,449,619 $ 1,874,133 $ 1,593,494 $ 1,040,791 $ 801,324

SUBTOTAL EXPENSES.................................................................... $ 16,759,361 Campus Design & Development............................................ $ 778,111 Capital Expenditures................................................................ $ 305,372 TOTAL EXPENSES............................................................................. $ 17,842,843

PERCENT OF TOTAL

64.2% 10.5% 8.9% 5.8% 4.5% 93.9% 4.4% 1.7% 100%

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BY KAT R I N A FR E E BU RG , C F R E , D IR E C TOR O F IN DIV IDUA L G IV IN G

Reach Beyond

Jim McCutchan ’74 and Kevin Wherry ’74

“Prep was my family,” Kevin Wherry ’74 stresses. “The school and the football team became my foundation. You were there for each other and didn’t leave anyone behind. When [classmate] Celso Tolman’s mother died our senior year, he was a pallbearer. Members of the football team got permission from football coach and Vice Principal Mr. Winters to attend the funeral.” Wherry says, “When Celso turned and saw us, he almost dropped the casket. That love touches me to this day. Supporting him was more important than what we would have learned in class that day.” This is the type of compassion that Jesuit education embodies again and again. It’s about reaching beyond yourself to give of your time, talents, and treasure. Rob Lowery ’74 remembers choir director Mr. Hasslinger’s faith in his students. As the Prep Glee Club assembled nervously for a performance at the 1974 World Expo in Spokane, Mr. Hasslinger stepped up to direct and opened his jacket to reveal a red papier-mâché heart. “Everyone laughed and we gave a tremendous performance!” Lowery shares. “We were in it together as a performance group and as a Prep family.” “God gave me the teaching gene, but Fr. John Foster, S.J. motivated me to become a teacher,” Wherry ruminates. “I still have a letter he sent me after I graduated from Stanford, telling me to throw everything I learned out the window. ’You won’t learn how to teach from a book. You need to relate to students in order to get the best out of them. With that trust, encourage them to find their voice.’” Prep Health and Exercise Science teacher, Director of Diversity, and head track coach Deino Scott ’74 remembers driving several cars full of food to one woman’s house. “Every single cupboard was empty. We filled all of them, plus the fridge. She was in shock. I remember driving away thinking, ‘At least someone’s going to have something to eat tonight.’” Jesuit education asks us to be people for others. Service projects give students an opportunity to put this into action. This year at Prep’s annual Day of Service event 760 students and 65 faculty and staff worked at 26 different sites in

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Seattle, from homeless shelters to low-income housing. It’s a continuation of what the Class of 1974 took to heart when they delivered food to families. Scott continues, “My mom said you should help others because you never know when you may need it. Growing up in Houston and Washington, D.C., I saw serious poverty that I wouldn’t wish on anyone! A lot of my motivation now is driven by those memories.” Today Prep’s Magis Christian Service Program requires 58 hours of service from each student before they graduate. Many do much more. It’s a lesson that the Class of 1974 remembers well. “Service projects taught us to give back,” Wherry said. “There was more to life than ourselves and our needs. We had to meet the needs of others, too. It taught us to be grateful for what we had. I took that lesson to heart and have done service ever since.” Several classmates cite “Johnny” McKay ’74 as an exemplary model of service, and he continues to volunteer at Prep in leadership capacities as well as working with students and teachers. “Going to Prep was the best mistake I ever made,” says Jim McCutchan ’74. “I went to play sports and left with an education.” Jim earned his way through Prep with a paper route. “My first year, tuition was $900. My parents didn’t have the money, but they said I could go to Prep if I could pay for it and find my own ride, so I did.” Today, Jim runs Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital, one of the premier large and small vet hospitals in the country. He says, “Four years of Latin, math and English prepared me for college. Fr. Falsetto, S.J., and the Jesuits made learning fun. The skills I used to network and develop lifetime relationships with teachers and peers were the same skills I used to build a business.” A scholarship helped David McCambridge ’74 attend Prep. “With two boys already at Prep, my parents couldn’t afford it. I give now as a way to pay it back.” Scott heard about a well-known Seattle tech billionaire who made a sizable gift to support scholarships at his high school alma mater, with the conviction that no qualified student should be turned away because of an inability to pay tuition. “My wildest dream is that we can say that at Prep too,” Scott says. “I wish I was a billionaire, but if you can help one kid…” President Kent Hickey concurs. “It’s a challenging goal

See the Class of 1974 Challenge page 54

The 1973-74 Seattle Prep Lettermen’s Club was one of the largest clubs at the time and consisted of a broad cross-section of the student body. Celso Tolman ’74 was club president. The club collected over 12,000 pounds of food and $600, which they distributed to 60 families at Christmas. for every qualified applicant to attend Prep regardless of financial ability, but not an impossible one. Generous alumni and the Prep community allow us to accomplish many things.” With Prep tuition at nearly $20,000, the demand for financial assistance has risen dramatically in the last decade. This year, Prep awarded over $2.6M in tuition assistance to 28 percent of its student body, with awards ranging from $2,500 to full tuition. Funds raised through the Annual Appeal help, but endowment earnings are a more stable source of revenue, especially in a robust economy. Scott says, “I heard about other classes starting endowments and found out that no ’70s class had done so. In disbelief he mailed a letter last fall to everyone, in what he affectionately calls the “Last Great Class,” inviting them to start a class endowment. ’After last year’s graduation,” he wrote, “I was overwhelmed with the gratitude our graduates and their parents expressed to the faculty. It makes me proud to be a Panther!

“It is the needs of these incredibly deserving young people that tugs at my heart. For many students, a little financial help enables them to pursue their dream of a Jesuit education. These kids are the reason I’m here. I’d like to think that 40 years ago there were alumni looking out for us, too.” McCutchan was one of the first to respond. He provided a significant seed gift to the endowment. “Prep taught me to give back. It’s the St. Ignatius thing. Whether you’re rich in spiritual gifts or knowledge, giving back is how you do the work.” The Class of ’74 Endowment has received over $30,000 in gifts, well on its way to the $50,000 required for full funding. When it reaches its goal, the endowment will generate an annual $2,375 scholarship – in perpetuity. Scott says, “When I talk to kids and parents who want to attend Prep, I tell them we will do everything we can to help them succeed. I think a lot of my classmates feel the same way.”

For information about class endowments, visit our website and contact Katrina Freeburg, Director of Individual Giving at kfreeburg@seaprep.org or 206-577-2237. SEATTLE PREP PANTHER TRACKS | FALL 2018 |

A Challenge to the Class of 1974 An anonymous member of the Class of 1974 has challenged his classmates to join him in giving to the Class of ’74 Endowment and will match all endowment gifts made by December 31, 2018 (up to $20,000). “There are so many people who helped me in life: Jesuits at Prep, college professors, family members, and others. This is our opportunity to pay it forward. Don’t hold back!”

ENDOWMENT STATISTICS In 2017/2018, endowments earnings helped provide tuition assistance and work study grants to 188 students (25% of the student body). A few endowment funds support other areas of education including unrestricted support, the Learning Resource Center, Science Department, great teachers, and student engagement with technology.

105 TUITION ASSISTANCE ENDOWMENTS 4 PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS 4 UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENTS 69 ENDOWMENTS WITH CONTRIBUTIONS THIS FISCAL YEAR

NEW GIFTS WERE MADE THROUGH: • Annual Appeal • GiveBIG • Building Our Future Campaign • Estates/Bequests • Honor/Memorials • Matching Gifts

ENDOWMENTS ESTABLISHED IN 2017/2018 TO SUPPORT TUITION ASSISTANCE: • Bepler Brothers Scholarship* • Celio Family Endowment • Class of 1967 Endowment • Class of 1974 Endowment • Class of 1988 Endowment • Class of 1997 Endowment • Class of 2018 Endowment* • Noriko Stacey Ohno Memorial Endowment • Bonnie Scott Endowment for Needy Students * Fully funded at $50K in this fiscal year

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MORE THAN INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS MADE AN ENDOWMENT GIFT LAST YEAR: • 282 Alumni & Seniors • 44 Faculty and Staff • 12 Organizations and Companies

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